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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10
COLORED
SURPRISE VALUE

Prewar Colonial brick home with 3
nice bedrooms, liv. room, din. room:
fully equipped kitchen; The full
basement is. on ground level and
gas h.-w.h. This is one-owner
home and in perfect condition: per-
feet spot for children and conven-
iently located in the best ne. area.
Don't wait Call
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

$17.950; Three bedrms.; brick; large
liv. rm., dining rm.. kitchen, full
basement: Diet. garage: close-in Silver
Spring; excellent neighborhood.
14.500-RAMBLE
acres; modern five-rm. home in
quiet and peaceful setting; conven-
tent to MOL; choice Montgomery Co.;
dry basement; oil heat: garage,
chicken house; % cleared for gar
dening; ewes. Shepherd, CHI. 1867.
$l6,950: Cape Cod; four bedrms., full
basement, breeZeway and garage;
one acre; near Manor Club. IL
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SEE SAT-. SUN.

6IC OZ3 T., OO1N.
Large frame bungalow. almost new,
2 Ice. bedrms. on LIST floor. big liv.
expanded for 2 more bedrms. and
bath: $4,000 cash, S65 per month,
total payment. Apply at Glenmont
exhibit home. 1880 Georgia ave-,
Wheaton, Md.
EARL J. PRESTON
SH o1Q3 70 Sno20 1T
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. .Colesville I'd
New 3-bedrm. rambler; IN baths.
4 lge. bedrms., Cape Cod brick,
attached garage, lge. screened porch,
It'll 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
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COLORED VETERAN
$4,000

A wonderful purchase for a man
with $1,000 cash and an income of
approx $50 week in this 2-bed-
Home has full bsrdt. with brick bar;
outside entrance. oil heat, easy
walking distance of stores and
transportation and only "a block
from new modern school, Call Mr..
Walsh. RE $3.50 or FA 1882.
Colonial Investment Co.
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COLORED-N.E.
ST 500 DOWN

eix-rm brick, long front and rear
ton rm.. hardwood floors through
out house; oil neat, tile bath, fresh
paint and paper throughout, extra
kitchen; close to school and trans
portation. THOS. W. MOORE CO.,
AT. 1904 AID. 1883. IL
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PICK YOUR HOME
FROM OUR LIST OF
SELECTIVE HOUSES
HERE ARE A FEW

NORTH BETHESDA
A 3-bedrm.. brick rambler for only
S17,950. Large living room. sepa-
rate din. rm.. all-elec. kit. unusu-
ally large lot: well financed: only
3 blocks to transp. $1,000.
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SH. 9193. LO. 5-023O. Ill
ever GET TIRED"

EVER GET TIRED"
OF small rooms and small city lots?
Haven't you ever wished you could
get out into the country tyet be
close in) where you could stretch
out your arms without being over
the property line"-where you
could turn the kids loose without
LOOK AT THIS"
Close to the Naval Hospital-On a
lot that Is 90x320'-in superb trees
and lawn land a power mower goes
with it,; beautiful large house of
Z bedrms., with l full tiled bath
and 2 half baths yet 1t costs under
$500 to heat it-including hot
water the year around. Good guess
oil H.-W.H. with winter
hookup). A tremendous row OF
kitchen enthusiastically new and
GE disposal and dishwasher; beauti-
full electric range and refer. with
freeze chest. On yes-and GE auto
matte washer, AND when you've seen
all this take q look at the enormous
back yard and the summer house
covered with rambling ROSES. The
entire property is in excellent con-
dition---and only $4,000.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL 1852. Q It'll q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-10

Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Bedroom and Bath, LIST Fir.
ONLY 2 years old. this lovely brick
home has 2 bedrms. and bath UP
and bedrm. and bath down; screened
porch, full bsmt.: fine Silver Spring
location. $4,000.
Brick Colonial-Sil. Spring
Six rms. IN baths. brick, porch;
close TO Woodside Elementary School
S1S.750.
Custom ranch house, Silver Spring
area-65-ft. brick. 8 bedrms. and 3
baths, Soft. liv. .rm., full din. rm.,
nm; In bsmt: almost h-acre lot.
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT
BUNGAIOW-S11e 00
BUNGALOW-$14,25O

2 bedrooms, expansible attic I'm
ished(. 1la baths; close in; large lot.
Close in; full basement. garage, liv-
Ing rrn., dining rm., new equip. kit.
BULGE g. BOWLBY
e61e Georgia Ave-, sH. b452
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC,
REALTORS
$3.50 GEORGETOWN OFFICE
1907 o St. NV. HU. 1868,
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ORIGINAL DUPLEX
uTcu BENT NEYT TNcc
FART LAWN

Open Sun. to 6. 1908 T st. Lovely
broom brick, located in one OF
Sc. most desired residential sec
and kitchen on 1st floor; 2 lge.
bedrms. on end floor; full bsmt
level lot. Call Mr.. Moore, 10.
9-9110; evenings, VI. 3070.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
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$3.50 BUNGALOW
VETERAN S1 nm DOWN

This lovely bungalow. approximately
Sugars old in perfect condition.
Large living room. real dinette and
kitchen combination. fully equipped,
> lovely bedrooms and bath. ex-
pansible attic. sapce for 2 addit-
tional bedrooms. Barbecue pit; level
lot. Best value in Sc. close TO
Boiling Field. For details call Mr..
McGINNIS, Ma. 5005; eyes,, tn.
o3SS Ill
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COIORED-2RA RATES
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HTS.-New homes. CT
financed. Liv. rm.. kit. din. nm,
.ALDRE, me- LU. 4-0747. Ill
1S-FT. TAPESTRY BRICK with 6
rms. and 3 porches. plus extra rm.
and bath in basement. good condi-
ton throughout; excellent location
near the center of Anacostia:
Sl4.7 $50; terms; Call Mr.; Gavin,
with H. 6. SMITHY, CO., ST. 5000.
Residence. MI. 5004. -12
GI-New brick bungalow
OF 5 rms. and tile bath with oil &C.
heat. now nearing completion: To-
Gated lust over D. c. line near
transportation. school and stores
S10.950: down payment. $1,000
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02, till g..
LINCOLN PARK AREA-9-rm. brick
and stone; 2 fireplaces; built-in
garage.; full bsmt.; excel. cond.: par
9uet floors; oil heat. OWNER, Ii
NEAR NICHOLS, CHEsApEAKE-Det
brick. 2 bedrms. on End floor; back
porch closed in; oil; mr.. everything.
Sl5.500. $1,000 down. Vacant
NICOTINE IN U-RGR0
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OLIVER T. CARR
MA. 1865 or 1929 -
LOVELY BUNGALOW

LOVELY BUNGALOW
$65.10 Mo. Taxes, ms. Incl.
This charming bungalow is located
Just eff Conn. ave. extended in very
desirable Kensington and features
a nice living room, spacious. fully
equipped combination kitchen and
dining area; 2 CHEEKY. cross-venti-
lated bedrooms; tile bath, full base
ment gas heat: deep, level, 60x120,
Anchor-fenced lot; storm windows;
near shopping, transp. and schools;
Cash payment only 81, 1875; total
price, Sl0.950, and remainder 500. 10
mo-. including taxes and ms. ! s. min.
can be too late on this one. Call Mr..
Hall. Sligo 4190. evenings; Ma.
5005. days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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SILVER SPRING

Owner must sell this 3-year-old de-
tached brick house because Of trans
fer in business; many extras fea-
lures have been added including
recreation room. Hotpoint kitchen.
located in one of Montgomery Coun-
tvs finest neighborhoods. Call for
appointment to inspect.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & co.
RE nT3S -12
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Near Piney Branch Rd.
and Flower Ave.
RAMBLER SOD Q5O
D STORY. 8 BEDROOMS

2 STORY, 8 BEDROOMS
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, kitchen and
full basement; 3 bedrooms and tile
bath on second floor; huge lot. excel.
location. Call Mrs. Fink. JU. 7-7611,
cox e. Co 81. 077h
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HIILANDALE

Beautiful, Early American. white
brick Colonial home with 1st-floor
bedrm, and full bath; for sale by
OWNER; $4,000. Call SH. S244
for appt.; poss. at settlement. Ill
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,ARGE HOIISE-2 ACRES

NORTH CHEVY CHASE
Charming white brick Colonial: large
rms, den. screened porch, sun deck,
modern kit, garage; dream of q
location. Call cox g. CO.. 81. OTIS,
or agent WI al04
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Woodmoor-$17,9
Mr. st. Bernadettes and Pincrest
Schools--Liy. rm. with firepl., din,
rm.. Q bedrms.,. kit. incl. porch,
full bsmt., spacious, partially I'm
ished expansible attic: owner leaving
ely; possession February 18th.
Philip 3. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3010 It'll o PM III
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FOUR BEDROOMS

FOUR BEDROOMS
Here's opportunity for civilians to
assume CT trust and live in beaut.
hustle and hustle Of city: hone has
liv. rm.. extra lge. equip. kit. 2
bedrms. Tor use l as din. rm.)
LIST A.; 2 bedrms. up; full bsmt.,
gas heat. Anchor fence. Call Doug
M. Smiley. AP. 1920.
Roger Moss, Realtor
212b R 1 Ave. NE, HO. Rn20-11
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED
217 18th ST NE

- VA ~ - ANs@@s
Row brick, rooms and bath, front
porch, full bsmt., h.-w.h., oil burner,
built-in garage; excellent condition
reasonable terms.
3lS nth st. n.e.-Row brick, 6
rooms, 2 baths, front porch, full
bsmt., gas heat; arranged for
families; det. garage: reasonable
terms. Call Mr.. Stevenson, with F.
NJ. PRATT CO., MA. S6S2: ewes,
RIA, 1921. OPEN Sunday, 2 to 3.
III
COLORED-2 BATHS
GRIN. BRICK, BSMT.
Fine Ice. brick home in best section;
lovely rms. side hall, bath on
each floor. full bsmt.. automatic
heat; immediate possession. Call
quickly. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY,
RE 1881. APP. 1890. Once open
Sun. and ewes. till 10 pm.
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FALLS CHURCH

This lovely brick house at 722 East
Broad ST.. is only 4 years old. Liy-
ing nm. dining rm. with bay win
dow. study large kitchen and Law
atory on first floor; large master
bedrm. with private bath, 2 other
bedrooms and bath on End floor;
full basement; oil hot-water heat;
outside entrance; slate roof; de-
tached garage. This is real buy
EAKIN PROPERTIES, INC.
FA. 1873 and FA. 66l1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Kensington Realty Co.
Kensington & Wheaton, Md
10. 5-2400 or 10. 5-2402
RAMBI, ERS
HANDLERS

$12,950; bedrms. and bath; Silver
Spring.
$4,000: 2 bedrms., large liv. rm.,
din. Kitchen. basement; Wheaton
Hills.
$15,950; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. fireplace
dinette, kitchen. basement, garage;
Kensington; brick; best buy.
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OVERLOOKING PARK
A most beautiful new home with large
recreation rm.. fireplace; liv rm
and fireplace with picture windows
baths. de luxe kitchen. KENSING-
TON REALTY CO., Wheaton branch,
10. 5-2402 or 10. 5-2400. IL
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COLORED
NnERT CTINT q z D M

OPEN SUN, 2-5 PM.
2o12 OTIS ST. NE. WOODBRIDGE
Lovely, det., Groom home. beautifully
decorated. porches. oil heat; price
and terms, very reasonable.
2IS CROMWELL TERRACE NJ
Lovely 2-family row brick; oil heat,
garage; rent from ] apt. makes
your payments; reas. down payment
and terms to suit.
LYMAN C. DELE g. CO., INC
ST 1920; Ewes. and Sun, 10. 2-06s3.
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127 18th ST. NE.


OPEN SUNDAY. 2:30 TO 5
Colored; Army oflcer's home; one OF
the most attractive values on the
cellar, with liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
porch. library or bedrm. and bath on
lst f.; bedrms.. bath on End f.;
rms. Zone equipped with stove and
refgr) on Bird f.; oil burner; INV h.;
Venetian blinds; new sink: refgrs.;
stoves; new-house condition. Fur
nished or unfinished. it is attrac::
lively. priced with terms arranged
to suit buyer.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1878 K St NV. Realtor. Ma. 0753.
COLORED
Open Sat. and Sun. l to 6, 305
18th st. 6 rms, row brick. hall
entrance, mod. kit. full bsmt., newly
dec; S12,950, terms. Call 10.
1910.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
, 1951-10-10

hum which grow so we'll in the
Islands. This same machine can be
used to harvest soybeans and
other beans that can be crushed
up into feed for livestock.
Poultry
The weather condition is very
favorable for poultry production
in the Islands. However, on the
other hand the making Of suffici-
emit home grown feed is considered
as being one of the main factors
tina, retard poultry production
among farmers. The mongoose
that prey on chickens of all ages
is also considered as being one st
The main factors in retarding poul-
try production among small far
mers. We are now trying to place
at least 20 laying hens with each
small farmer on st. Croix, as we'll
as villagers and urban families
with adequate facilities. This does
not include the effort already I'M
derWay by a few commercial poul
try farmers. AS stated in the be-
ginning it will take some 10000
hens to meet the need of St. Croix
alone and 10000 for the Islands as
a whole. It is true that a large per
centage Of the people do not eat
eggs. More information will be
given to this phase later on. I'm
der the program for mongoose con
troll | have recommended that the
bounty be increased above the
1870 per mongoose. Now that the
Municipality of St. Croix has ac-
cepted the Pittman-Robertson pro
gram-a program designed to con-
serve wild life, of which was
strongly recommended in this food
is a very good chance
OF getting Federal aid for mon
oc07e control work. Some 500 All
Club boys and girls on st. Croix
could do a tremendous Job in
catching of mongoose as a project.
provided bounty fees were placed
, 1951-10-10

store, at two or more times the
price he was selling them for a
lew months before. 1t is very ne
cessary that farmwives learn how
10 preserve fruits and vegetables
SO as to correct this situation.
AS the war situation develops
we hnd that the market price of
food is on the increase. This prob
lem creates a definite handicap for
the housewife whose buying
power must remain the same due
to the fact that incomes are stable.
II IS therefore necessary that each
housewife know how to purchase
wisely SO as to be able to serve
her family a Well-balanced diet
and still stay within the family's
budget.
CONTINUED tomorrow
, 1951-10-10

at the disposal Of the Agricultural
Station or wildlife conservation
where the boys and girls could be
paid on the spot without too much
time laws in making the payments
This has already been proven. A
goal of $4,000 mongoose to be des-
troyed has been set for the next
i've years. <
Food Preservation & Preparation
Few, if any farmers conserve
vegetables or fruits for home con
sumption. Nearly all farmers have
a problem during the growing sea
son to find markets for their sur
plus produce; and many bushels
are wasted or fed to animals How
ever, two or three months later we
find the same farmer PURCHASING
he same foods at the grocery
, 1951-10-10
RADIO ADDRESS
on Increased Food Production
and Beef Control for ST. Croix
by ROBERT L. HARMON
Continued from yesterday

work out successfully. nave al
ready checked all available infor-
nation on the operation of the
last project and found that the
failure was due to lack of an over
all complete set up. If a farmer
knew where he could take his
corn locally to be ground into
meal for food and feed there
would not be any doubt in his
mind that we could surpass the
1000 acres of corn recommended
in the next five years. Corn meal
is being made in Puerto Rico and
some of the other adjoining Brit
ish Islands. Even the corn cob is
said could be ground into feed.
However, after we have produced
our food and feed crops WI must
take every precaution to conserve
and protect such items against
such thief as the rat. Each year
rat destruction alone equals the
entire production of 100000 aver
age farms in the United States.
Rats destrony ten times more food
than they actually eat. The Gov
eminent estimates that each rats
annual board bill alone is $500.
Here in the Virgin Islands the
board bill runs around $500 per
year per rat. In the cane field
areas it even runs higher. We
must destroy rats and other harm
full rodents and insects that tend
to destroy the crops that we pro-
duce. Our Station now has on a
strong campaign to eradicate rats.
Up to date more than HOO pounds
of Warfaring rat bait have been
distributed in the last few months,
enough to destroy 1888 5000 rats.
Feed Production
Grazing crops make up $50 of
all the feedstuff produced in the
Island. Only a small amount of
corn and very little sorghum are
grown by farmers. All commercial
feeds are imported into the island.
Grains such as corn and sorghum
can be grown by farmers to help
with feeding problems. The pro-
duction of increase number of
hogs and poultry on a large scale
IS retarded due to the lack of sui
ficient home grown feed. There
are plenty of pasture land and
many farmers are doing pasture
Improvement work to increase
grazing.
At the present time there is no
machinery on the island for har-
vesting such grain as sorghum,
soybeans. The introduction of the
combine machine we would en-
courage increase planting Of sorg-
hum as a grain feed for poultry
and livestock.
Sllage crops such as sorghum,
corn, and other grasses and le-
gumes grow very we'll in the Vir-
gin Islands. However, only one or
two farmers have made an effort
to construct the necessary silos for
silage production. Silage produc-
ton is needed very badly in the
island to aid the farmers during
the dry season.. Increase acreage
can be planted to root crops such
sweet potatoes for swine feeding.
AS one of the means of solving
the feed problem with specific re-
ference to noultry production, l
have strongly recommended the {
purchase of a harvesting machine
to be used to harvest grain Sorg-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

tuvoje', H. Magic rimta Vado-
vo ivertinima tame pat laikras-
tyje ir kt., daugiau lig siol spau-
dole nesusilauke naudingos ir
konkrecios pagalbos. L. Damb-
rilno "ligeralios' paziuros j
bendrines kalbos vartosena dau-
geli dalykq tik dar daugiau su-
painioja ir prasilenkia su fax
tais.
8. "Lietuviu kalbos vadovo"
autoriai ir redakcija nera uzsi-
spyre rimtai ir tvirtai pagristu
dalyku neigti arba j juos ne
kreipti demesio: jie su dziaugs-
mu priims ir tolimesneje laidoje
pataisys arba atitaisys visa, kas
bus besaliskai, visai neabejoja-
mai, konkreciais kalbos faktais
irodyta ir patvirtinta; pvz. S.
Kolupailos pastaba, kad AXIOM
ponuoti salia akompanimentas
bel akompaniatorius atitaisytina
j akompanuoti, jau itraukta j
korekturini egzemplioriu. Taip
pat jie nera linke vengti ir da-
lykines kritikos; pvz. Dirvoje
buvo placiai pasisakyta del joto
vartosenos, Drauge del prie-
veiksniQ SUI -iniai ir KIT. Bet tue
pat metu jie nedaug tekreips de-
mesio j kiekviena neismaninga
priekabuma, nors visai negir-
domis to ir nenuleisdami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

pvz. butts "buvis, buvimas",
mirtis "mirimas", sprustis "su-
sigrldimas, kamsatis", zltis
"prazutis, prapultis" ir KIT. To-
liau salia tarties "pronuncia-
tion", kuri kalbotyrineje lietu-
viu literaturoje jau terminu isl
galejusi, dar vartotina ir tarse.
ma (saknyje kirciuotina) "tari-
mo budas, dikcija (angl. man.
ner of pronouncing, pre-. mamie
re de parler, vok. Diktion,
Sprachweise)". Siedu terminal
savo reiksmemis gall butt pvz.
siaip skiriami: kiekvieno gero
artistic turi butt gera tart s
ir raiski (ekspresyvi), meniska
t a r s e n a, zr. "Lietuviu
kalbos vadovas", 544-45 psi.
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MUSU kALBA 8 p..s:: s:::sss'i ss::;:...
ATSKIRI KALBOS DALYKAI

"nugaiselis, pasibaigelis", kvai-
sena "nepilnaprotis'', pesena
"kas apsileides plaukais, nesusi-
sukaves, susiveles", stipena "pu-
siau pastipes zmogus ar gyvu-
lys" ir kt.) arba konkretus
daiktai (pvz. kaisena "droztu-
vas", lenkena "skaptas, lenktas
striugas", puvenos "puvesiai",
vezena ''vezamieji daiktai ir kt.) }.
Tai, kas Dirvoje t are n a
pavadinta, yra ne paprastas ta-
rimas, bet tarimo rusis, jo is
dava (anglq pronunciation, pre-.
pronunciation, vok. Ausspra-
chez, ir todel tai savokai reiksti
geriau tinka gyvosios kalbos
(lazunieciu) zodis tariffs, kuri
yra sudaryta tue pat budu, kaip
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
KONCERTAS
WATERBURY

Gruodzio 2 d. Waterbury ivyks
DIDELIS KONCERTAS (TEM-
BILE HALL, kampas West Main
st. ir Park Place.. Programa
atliks Brooklyno Operetes Cho-
ras $50 dainininku), vadovau-
jamas MykolO Liuberski0. Da-
lyvaus ir humoristas Vitalis zu-
kauskas. Koncerto pradzia 2:30
val. p. p. Rengia Americas Lie
tuviu Tautines Sajungos Wa
terburio skyrius.
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BENDRUOMENES
ORGANIZACIJA
PRADEDA VEIKTI
j. A. v.
(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)

siuo metu Laikinasis Organi-
zacinis Komitetas nera rinktas.
Ir jau kilo priekaistu, kad jis
sroviu Representatives atzvilgiu
sudarytas vienasaliskai. Esa, tai
sudaro pavojQ, kad taip vienasa-
liskai bus sudaryti ir apygardu
organizaciniai komitetai, viena-
saliskai galesia butu suorgani-
zuoti net ir patys rinkimai.
Faktine padetis yra tokia.
LOK sudarytas is astuoniu as
menu: keturiu chicagieciu ir ke-
turiu "rytieciq". Chicagieciai =
samoningai ar atsitiktinai -
kaip tik yra keturiu sroviu re-
prezentantai. Kick kitaip yra su
"rytieciais''. Cia du LOK nariai
yra isrinkti "rytieciu" tremtiniu
draugiju atstovu suvaziavimo
| ". Saulaitis ir DIR. P. Vileisis),
o kiti du pakviesti is senesniuju
amerikieciu tarpo: prel. j. Bal
kunas ir VIM. Chase.
Susirupinusieji tvirtina, kad
Sic visi keturi esq katalikq sro-
YES atstovai ir, kadangi nutarta
LOK prezidiuma sudaryti is 'ry-
tieciu", tai va, sake, visas prezi-
dumas jau ir yra sudarytas is
vienos kataliku sroves reprezen-
tantQ.
tia, zinoma, tvirtinimas yra
kick perdetas. Visu pirma tie
keturi "rytieciai' nera 1000
vienos sroves atstovai, kadangi
bent jau VIM. Chase, formaliai
srovinems organizacijoms, be-
rods, nei nepriklausas, yra zino-
mas, kaip veikime dalyvaujas
daugiau vadinamoje liberaline-
je musu visuomenes puseje. o
pagaliau, laikinis organizacinis
komitetas juk gi nera ypatingai
lemiamos reiksmes organas, ka-
dangi jo uzdaviniai daugiau yra
technikiniai. Kai jis savo uzda-
vini atliks, dalyvaujantieji orga-
nizacijoje issirinks vadovybe pa
gal savo daugumos valia (rei-
kia bent tiketis ;. y. Tad ir SUI
manymai jau dabar tuojau LOK
nariq skaiciu keisti ar didn't,
siekiant pilnos visq sroviq arit-
metines pusiausvyros, rodos, ap-
rimo ir LOK veiks toks, koks
jis siuo metu yra, kovos del
"valdzios'' audrq neblaskomas.
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