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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
School Bonds Sold

A S3.3 million bond issue for
four new elementary schools and
additions to six others was sold
yesterday by the Prince Georges
County Board of Education.
Construction will get under way
about June Is and the earliest
date at which any work will be
completed is next February. A
similar bond issue will be sold next
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Plan Neqro Pool

Alexandria officials are seeking
permission from the National Pro-
duction Authority to go ahead
with construction of a swimming
pool for Negroes.
The City Council adopted a res
olution last night declaring the
pool is desirable and necessary.
The group added the project was
planned in advance of present
Limitations for construction of rec
irrational facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

cooler tomorrow. Low tonight SO
to SIS.
Virginia-Sunny and warm. In
creasing cloudiness tonight with
low of SIS to so. Tomorrow rather
cloudy followed by scattered show
.ers. Not as warm in east and
north portions.
Wind velocity at II o'clock this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Italian Strikers Return

ROME. May 9 (P).-Italy's gov.
eminent workers went back tc
work today after a 24-hour mo.
decision" strike for higher pay
Premier Alcide de Gasperi's cab.
met, which turned down the de.
mands for pay boosts, is consid.
ering new legislation to OUTLAW
strikes against the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Bureau officials are putting the
finishing touches on the report
which will propose a raise of about
8 or 9 per cent for all Federal
employees.
CAPITAL ROUNDW-Glen E.
Gordon has been elected presi-
dent of the General Accounting
Office branch of Federal Employees
Union No. 2, National Federation
of Federal Employees. Others
elected were Mrs. Mary L. Gior-
dano and Zillah N. Anderson, vice
presidents, and Mrs. Geraldine C.
Duncan. secretary treasurer
The Agriculture Departments
summer session graduate school
begins on June 4. Courses offered
Include accounting, administration
and administrative procedures
Earts, English, speech, foreign Ian
fguages, mathematics, statistics
physical sciences, secretarial stud.
les and social sciences. Registra.
ton starts on May % and con-
tinues through June 2 in Room
1881, South Agriculture Building
Meritorious civilian service
awards have been given to the
following employees in the Navy
Departments administrative Of
flee: Kathleen v. Sullivan, Justin
20. Beals and Clark R. Renninger
The Office of the Quarter
master General has job openings
for storage specialists. position
classifiers. mechanical engineers
chemical and plastics technolo-
Igists and engineering craftsmen
tat salaries of $3,450 to $5,400 a
year. Apply to Room Idol, Tenn
Iporary "a" Building, Second and
IT streets S.W., or call Liberty
$4,000. Extension 71767. The
Military District of Washington
needs water treatment operators,
cement finishers. junior carpen-
tiers, metal furniture repairmen,
insect and rodent controllers and
laborers. Apply to Room 2E-103O,
the Pentagon.
BE sure to listen at CTS pm.
every Saturday oUer WMAL,
The Star Station, to Joseph
Young'S Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast. featuring additional
ne,Ds and Uie,Ds of the Govern
ment Scene.j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Office Building Planned

A SIT million "park-at-your-
desk" Office building. largest in
Arlington, is planned at the south
west corner of Glebe road and
Columbia pike.
Rezoning of the property to
permit construction of the six
story building was approved last
might by the County Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Tue TroveIs on Ship

A Netherlands ship sailed re-
Gently for South America carry.
ing a 100-ton tug on board az
deck cargo. The tug had beer
built at a Harlem shipyard fol
the port of Paranagua in south
ern Brazil. 1t is equipped with q
400 h.p. engine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

District of Columbia-MoStly
sunny with high around 80 this
afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight
with lowest near SIS. Tomorrow
rather cloudy and cooler with
chance of scattered light showers
Maryland-Sunny and warm to-
day. Increasing cloudineSS tonight
followed by scattered showers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Guard J. 7. Young
Approved by Council
As Jail Supervisor

Inc montgomery COuIlIy NOuIl'
Icil yesterday approved the pro-
motion of John T. Young, As, o.
1905 Hardy avenue, Silver Spring
from jail guard to jail supervisor
lat 1920 a year.
Mr.. Young, who was appointed
Ia guard last October 80, will re-
place Andrew c. Warming wher
the latter's resignation becomes
effective next Tuesday.
County Manager Irving G. Nc
Nayr said he is convinced the new
Ijailer will carry on the long-range
improvement program initiated by
Mr.. Warming. Mr.. Young now
receives $3.50 a year.
In other business, the councl
authorized its attorney to inter.
vene in the Washington Gas Light
Co. petition before the Fedora
Power Commission to place un.
foreground storage facilities of
Route 240 west of Rockville.
Safety Objective.
Council President J. Louis Mon.
arch emphasized the county head!
merely want to make certain thu
public is protected by adequat.
safety features.
In response to requests for in
formation, the council announced
the county dump at Beantown
| just outside Rockville, is open from
7 am. to S pm. Mondays through
saturdays. No charge is made
except to large-scale haulers.
Taken under advisement was &
Recommendation by Mr.. McNayl
that members of the Association
of Fire Underwriters be used a:
electrical inspectors for the county
He explained this would enable
the county to carry on electrical
inspections without getting up it,
own staff. He added the cost Of
such inspections would be borne
by the builders. under his sugges-
Itlon.
Action also was deferred on the
Question of whether the council
should initiate a petition to rezone
three lots on Connecticut avenue
lat Laird place, Chevy Chase, from
industrial and commercial to resi-
dental use.
Residence Use Protested.
Mrs. Susan Jane Hendershott
representing Val Ruffo, 227 Thirc
street NV, who plans to build {
miniature golf course on the prop
erty. strongly opposed such {
move.
She said the lots are opposite ;
coal yard and lumber mill anc
that they are unsuitable for resi-
dental purposes. She added tn
Maryland National Capital Parl
and Planning Commission granted
a permit for the golf course las
week but revoked it when tn
council brought up the possibilit.
of a coming change.
| Mrs. Alfred F. Better, $50
Longfellow place, Chevy Chase
urged that the property be re
zoned on the ground a miniatur
golf course would constitute
nuisance. She pointed gu
apartments are built on adjacen
land and that the lots in ques
ton could be used for that pur
pose.
The council decided to wait un
til its members inspect the prop
erty,
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Dewey Speech on Air

NEW YORK, May 9 [P.-Gov
Dewey's address to the New York
Republican State committee din
ner tomorrow will be broadcast
nationally by the Columbia Broad
casting System. The committee
said today the speech, described
as major address, will be broad
cast between 1890 and II pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Record Bond Issue

The Montgomery County Coun-
Gil is studying a bill calling for a
record $10,240,000 in. bonds for
schools. roads. bridges, storm
water drainage facilities and to
complete a new county building.
introduced yesterday. the meas
ure would earmark So million for
new schools, additions to existing
buildings and for school sites; $1.8
million for roads and 10000 to
finish and equip the county build
ing under construction in Rock
vile.
A public hearing will be held at
8 pm. May Is in the Rockville
Courthouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Navy Contract Signed

A $275,000 contract for the
training of Navy electricians
mates at Montgomery Junior Col
lege, Takoma Park, was signed
yesterday by the Montgomery
Board of Education.
Under the agreement. the first
of its kind in the country, the
college will set up a 14-week
course beginning June Is for men
selected by the Navy after they
have completed boot training.
At the same time. the board
cleared the school maintenance
department of misuse of funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
300 British Infontrymen
Soil for Koreo Front
BY the Associated Press

HONG KONG, May 9.-The
American troopship Montrose left
today with 300 British troops
going to the Korean front.
The ship was delayed nearly "a
hours by typhoon weather.
Aboard were men of the 1st
Battalion of the Shropshire Light
Infantry. They will replace the
LIST Battalion of the Argyle and
Sutherland Highlanders, which re-
turned here last month.
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lOICe program.
Also, the Su-
preme Court S
rulin denies
veterans auto
m a tic re-em-
ployment rights
ahead of nom
veterans when
they seek to re-
enter the Gov
eminent SerV-
ice, except in
the case of dis
abled veterans.
The decision
upholds the po-
ILL.,: 49, hnn
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Commission Halls High Court
Curb on Veterans Job Rights
By joseph YOUNG

In of the most important decisions affecting
men employment in the Supreme
veterans in the Federal service not entitled to absolute rights
The ruling means that nonatus veterans Chose who
service temporary indefinite appointments may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

One half million persons in the
United States are hospitalized for
mental illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

will showers tonight the Northern and Cen
trail Appaachan the Great Lakes and sections of the Ohio
Valley ThundersOms predicted for the Mid Mississippi
Valley Southern Plains and the Central and
Southern cooler from New England and the
portion of the lie Atlantic States westward to
the Northern Rockies Wa weather predicted for the
Southeastern and Gulf States. ZAP Wrephoto Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
JOBLESS INSURANCE-chair-

JOBLESS INSURANCE-Chair-
man Forand of the House Ways
and Means subcommittee handling
the measure to give Federal en-
Iployes unemployment compensa-
ton benefits says his group plans
to take the bill up in about two
weeks.
Mr.. Forand, Democrat, of Rhode
Island is sponsor of the bill that
would give Federal workers the
same jobleSs insurance benefits as
those given workers in private in
Idustry.
PAY-It probably won't be until
next week that the administration
sends its Federal pay raise recon-
mendationS to Congress. Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 81 on May 9
Lowest, IL. on February g.
High and Low of Last "a Hours.
High, II. at 4:40 pm.
Low. 81. at 5.30 m
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been followed by the Civil Serv-
ice Commission. However, a small
group of veterans has been con-
tending in various Federal court
actions that veterans are entitled
to absolute job retention rights,
and until the Supreme Court
handed down it's decision the other
day, the issue was in doubt.
The highest courts ruling
means that veterans have job re-
tention rights only in their par
ticular categorieS For example,
veteran with status still has job
retention rights over a nom
veteran status employee, and a
war-service or temporary -indef1-
mite veteran must be retained over
war-service or temporary in
definite non-veteran.
But non-status veterans do not
have job-retention rights over
non-veteran employees who have
permanent status.
Civil Service Commission off,
Gals have hailed the courts de-
cision as a triumph of common
sense"
They pointed out that, had vet
Grams been given absolute job
rights, it would have caused chaos
in Government. More than 100000
persons who are being hired for
the national emergency program
are given temporary indefinite
appointments. In the last war.
these appointments were called
"war-service" appointments, but
they actually mean the same
thing.
Had the Supreme Court ruled
that veterans had absolute job
rights, it would have meant that
all the veterans among the tenn
porary indefinite employees being
hired for the emergency program
would have had to be retained and
Thousands of non-veteran career
workers fired when the national
emergency program was over.
Also, it would have reopened
the cases of the many Of thou
sands of war-service veterans
from the last war who were let
out in observation-disclosures pro-
grams and would have entitled
them to their former Jobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

morning. 10 miles per, hour; di
rection, west northwest.
River Report.
From U. S. Engineersl
ana at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy a
Humidity.
'Headings at Washington AirportJ
\, Yesterday Pct To-day Pei
NOON ------- 35 8 am. g.
s pm. ------ 20 10 am. -----
,S. pm; ----- 33 l pm. - 2
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veteran Government employees who
have permanent status whenever
there is a Federal reduction in
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-08

nepatartina - nuo altoriaus ar is pasau-
lietines sakyklos - skelbtis kazkokiais ge-
rails lietuviu tautos genijais, kilniaisiais
savaimingai Observation-Disclosures, kaimynus
tik savo patrauklumu tepaveikiancios lenku
kulturos riteriais.
'Visados ejome tiesiu, atviru keliu":
nebuvome falsyvi obludnikai ar kitokie
veidmainiai. Ma, 1919 m. Varsuvos pa
rengtas Lietuvoje perversmui ivykdyti pc
oviaku samokslas, Vilniaus lietuviu sussex
tas ir dokumentiSkai santarvininkams iro-
dytas? 1920 m. Pilsudskio isakymu spa
lilo 9 d. zegovskio "maistas"? zeligovs-
kiO ''Vilniaus sukileliai' - liubliniokai, ka-
isenai, lodzenai ir kit, prancuzu karo atsto-
vui pulkininkui Reboultui Igno Jonyno ir
kitu Lietuvos pareigunu cia pat Vilniuje is
aiskinti ir irodyti? 1927 m. Pilsudskio isa-
kymu Varsuvos uzsienio reikalu ministeri-
jos CTado Holuvkos) sufabrikuotas "Var-
niuose uzdarytuju lenku mokytojQ' laiskas
apie tai, kaip JUGS lietuviai kankina, kuriuo
atsiremus Vilniaus krasto letuviams pri-
taikyta vadinamosios ''retorsijos"? 1885
1876 M melagingi Varsuvos prasimany
mai apie Lietuvos vyriausybe, "islyginti'
1936-1938 m. Bocianskio siautimu likvi-
duojant Vilniaus lietuviu tautini darba?
1888 m. kovo men. Varsuvos ultlmatumas
Lietuvai, grieztai susijes su Hitlerio susi-
dorojimu su Austria ir suprovokuotas pa
siuntus lenku pasienio korpuso kareivl lie
tuvi Serapina per grieztai draudziama per-
eiti administering linija aiskiai ir neisven-
giamai prazuciai? Gal .dar reikia kokiq tie
sumo ir atvirumo" irodymu? 0 mes juk
cia tesiribojam tik lenku santykiais su lie
tuviais, ne su gudais, ne su ukrainais ar
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kitu kuo!
Beje, dar: "savo zodzio niekados ne
lauzeme'. E t t O zvucit gordo Pa
ryskinkime 81 iskilminga pareiskima pa
prastu vadoveliniu pavyzdziu: 1920 m. spa
lilo d. Suvalku enku teismo saleje - ties
valstybiniu Lenkijos herbu ir marsalo Pill
sudskio atvaizdu, prie kryziaus priesaikai
ant stale, uz kurio sedejo santavininkai
stebetojai - Lenkijos Ito pat Pilsudskio
igaliotuD ir Lietuvos atstovu pasirasyta su-
tariffs, kuria Vilnius paliktas Lietuva, ir ta
pat diena, vel to pat marsalo isakymu, gen.
zeligovskis pasiskelbe "maistininku'' ir pra-
dejo zygi j Vilniu, kuri spalio d. uzeme
Abieju saliu vyriausi veikejai Suvalku su
tarti sudarant - lenkas Julius Lukasevi-
cius ir lietuvs Bronius Balutis siuo me-
tu yra Londone ir prirekus patvirtins mu-
su tautines istorijos vadoveio pasakojima,
pades, kan neaisku, isspresti klausima: ar
lenkai bus cia sulauze duotaji zodi, ar ne?
kas cia bus netvarkoje - lietuviai ar
lenkai?
Taciau pakauskime kuri lenka - ne
koki poitika ar veikeja, tik paprasta, eilinl,
su visomis zmogaus silpnybemis ir nei saves
nei savo tautos nekelianti neklaidu padangen
- kaip ten tikrai buvo su tue Vilniaus lie
tuviu ''isvadavimu", ir pasirodys, jog dau-
gumas (99.99H) neturi apie tai jokio supra
tmo ir niekaip nesiima gavon, jog cia pa
ties Pilsudskio buvo inscenizuota ciniskoji
apgaule - pseudosukilimas, marsalininkai
net isizeis, kaip dristame tokiu nesvarumu
ju dievinamaji tautini didvyri bekaltinti! Ir
tikrai, daugumas lenku nezino Lenkijos san
tykiu su Lietuva tikros, sakytume - gyveni-
miskai pilkos, kietos, nekarta ziaurios tik-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-08

lauke buvo pavojingas ir
grese mirtimi, bet j nepa-
hugo ir nepraleido nei vie
nos vietos, kurioje name
atsirasti arti isdaviko. Is
sinuomojusi namus Seulo
priemiestyje, kiekviena va
kara atvykdavo j miesta ir,
lankydama' barus bel kavi-
mes, stengdavosi uzmegzti
|rysius SUI karininkais ir
zvalgybos nariais, kad ga
letu susekti dabar neapken-
ciamo zmogaus buveine.
Pagaliau jai pasiseke suzi-
mott, kad jos vyras buvo
paskirtas generolo Lin Piao
pulko lakunQ skyriaus va
du. Kai raudonQjQ. kariuo-
meme pasieke Seula, jos vii
tits susidurti SUI isdaviku pa
didejo. Kad galetu greiciau
ivykdyti savo sumanyma,
!! j issinuomojo kaimynisteje
dar viena nameli, isteigda-
ma ten kavine. il apgyven-
!dino cia keleta graziu mer-
gaiciu, laukdama, kad ka-
rininkai nepraleis progos
aplankyti ta istaiga. Kad
tikriau butu susekti, Kim
Cho Pu iteike kiekvienai
mergaitei vyro atvaizda.
Seulas buvo padegtas,
bet Kim laimei gaisru ban
gos jos nameliu nepasieke.
Kai viena vakara il sedejo
mamie susimasciusi, atbego
viena is mergaiciu ir pra-
nese, kad jieskomasis yra.
Negaisdama, Kim nusku-
bejo j mergaites kambari.
Pamates netiketai savo
zmona, vyras buvo apstul-
bintas. Taciau, kol jis ga
lejo atsipeiketi, gerai pa
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SKAlTYTOJAl RASO
Trumpas pasimatymas su LietWos Prezdentu

Prezidentas Smetona at
vyko j Laumenus. Sustojo
pas Jurgius.
Kaimo ukininkai zinoda-
mi, kad jis megsta kaimie-
cius, susitare j aplan!yti.
Eisime, bet negi nueisi
tusciomis, - tare Josudas.
- Jei jau apsilanke prezi-
dentas musu kaime as
nesigailiu - nusuksiu savo
peniukslei Easel galva ir
nunesiu.
= Gerai, JONAH, as
biednesnis, uzteks raudono-
jo gaidzio, - linksmai pri-
sidejo Naujokas.
- AS duodu kumpi, -
pritare Kovas.
AS dziovinta surf, -
tese Skuburla.
- O as isspausiu is savo
bobos viena kita kiausini,
- uzbaige kalbas mazasis
Plienis.
Ryto meta, ,kaip sutarta,
eina visi penki ukininkai ir
gincijasi, kaip paduoti do
VanaS.
Jau sugalvojau, -
storai suriko Skuburla.
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Us vieno skaitytojo tsiminimu)

= Pone Prezidente, tu
esi ukininko vaikas, mes
esam ukininkai. Tu mazas
budamas kiaules ganei, var
gai, mes dabar vargstame.
Tu supranti mus. Prasom
tave padaryt, kad butu
brangus bekonai, o tas ka
mes perkame, butu pigu.
- Taip, taip tik tn pasa-
kyk, O mes paklosim dova-
mas ir suriksim valio, -
pritare kit.
- Ar nebutu geriau j
vadinti tamsta ar ponuli,
- pastebejo Naujokas.
- Tai dabar, - atkirto
Josudas. - Su dideliais rel
kia paprastai - tn ir tick,
'taip, kaip if su Dievu!
- Rupuze, nepasakiau,
tare Skuburla, - antai
medzioja kahn kas musu
ganyklose.
- Einam, jei nebus pus-
bonlio, iskarsime kali, -
karsciavosi Plienis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-08

"daug zmoniQ (ten) atbegdavO nuo Ven
dziogalos", kur 'keli ponai norejo visai is
naikinti lietuviska snekta'' if ''visus vers-
davo enkiskai kalbeti". "Pradzioje elgdavo-
81 'svelniomis' priemonemis: iSmokusiam
keleta zodziu pratarti lenkiskai maziau
ryksciQ prize dibos pririse ikirsdavo. Moky-
tis lenku kalbos reikejo is kitu dvaru at
gabentu baudziauninku, kurie jau lenkiskai
mOkejo. o kadangi zmones greit lenkiSkai
neismoko ir vistek lietuviskai kalbejo, tai
ponai pradejo vartoti grieztas priemones.
Esa, budavo, kai tik suzino, kad baudziau-
ninkai prie darbu ietuviskai kalba, tuojau
liepia pabalnoti arklius ir zovada nuleke
pradeda lazdomis ir bizunas musti dir
bancus. Be to, lietuviskai kalbantieji bu-
davo uz koju kariam, dumuose rukinami,
kad pagoniska dvasia islektu.' Kas per
stacOkiSka kalba. Tegul ir taip, taciau ar
bus ca savaimingas "aukstesniosios kultu-
ros' veikimas "zemesniajai' ar prievarta-
vimas? Gal Zmikovskiams ir Charkeviciams
permaza to vieno, cia NUNS po plunksna
pasipanioiusio, muzikines istorijos pavyz-
dzio? Jei norma ko svaresnio is naujosios
istorijos ivykiu, be to, is Viniaus krasto,
galeciau pasiulyti 1880 m. Vilniui Vaduoti
Sajungos Kaune iseista B. semio "Vilniaus
Golgota" (okupuotosios LietuvOs lietuviu
darbo ir kanciu 1919-1928 metu dienoras-
tD, apie 700 pusl. Jei dar r siu irodymu
kan permaza, tektu tuomet jau susitarti,
kick tomu - 20 ar 80 - ir po kick pusla-
piu - 500 ar 1000 - turetume parupinti
prievartingo lenku kabos ir kuturos letu-
viams primetimo irodymu, kad tuos Tamo-
sius netikelius itikintume. NUNS tatai ne
butu laiko klausimas, siuo tarpu niekam
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| Gerbiamieji, siunciu pre-
numerata uz Dirva ir dar
l doleri del jusu ten kokiu
masineliu pataisymo. Nors
maza auka, bet kick turiu,
tick duriu, mes jau 70 me-
teliu po nosia, o Wis dar tu-
riu CANA sunkiai padirbeti
uz duonos kasni. Atsipra-
sau, bet as zinau, kad Dir
vos skaitytoju yra tokiu,
kad jiems rs doleriai ir so
mazesni, kaip man vienas,
bet. kahn kodel jie nepasi-
rodo.
Dabar kaslink Dirvos tu-
rinio, tai man malonu tick
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roves, is kurios kelis pavyzdzius esame cia
mate. Jie gauna ja pazinti gerokai parausvin-
ta, papudruota ir dar augstyn kojom ap-
versta, tokia, kokia jiems metq metals =
dienu dienomis pateikia ir iteigia imperia-
listiskai-didvalsty ir siaura-kiaurai
nacionalistiskai nusistate ir nusiteike Wis
viena, pilsudskininkai ar Senatorial, endekai
ar siaip "kresu' kulturtregeriai, valdzios
pareiglnai, politikai r diplomatai, visuome-
ninkai spaudos ar istorijos mokslo publ
cistai, kurie, suprantama, savo ar saviskiu
klaidas ir nuodemes ne sau prisiima, del ju
atgailauja ir stengiasi jas atitaisyti, bet
kaimyniskai ar net broliskai primeta jas
lietuviams ir siuos, tik ne save, savo visuo-
menei, savo tautai rodo visos tos velniavos
kaltninkais.
Ne lenku tauta zodi lauze, ne lenku
tauta veidmainiavo, ne lenku tauta nesvariais
zygiais ir zygeliais mus ar kitus savo kaimy-
nus skriaude, bet il, toji tauta, ne kokia
anttaute, tik tokia pat, kaip mes, kaip bent
kuri kita tauta tikru kaltininku Wis ir Wis
veikiama, pasaui tik pro ju teikiamus
akinius tega ziureti j matyti, prisiimti
ir reaguoti tiktai taip, kaip jos "kulturpoli-
tiniu' vairuotoju jai nustatoma ir iteigiama.
Trumparege ir savanaudiska ilgamete dauge-
lilo lenku tautos vadu ir veikeju politika lietu-
viu atzvilgiu skaudziai suvarze ir abiem pu-
sem zalngai supyne dvieju krastu, dvieju
tautu tarpusavius santykius, kuriuos svei-
kas vezes istatyti tik jau nelaukime is te-
beveikianciu Lukaseviciu ar Stronskiu, Mac
keviciu ar Charkeviciu! Tam reikia naujq
zmoniu Qotyniskai homines novi, lenkiskai
slovackiskai nowi gdzies ludzie), laisvQ nuo
prieskarines Lenkijos santykius su mumis