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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-10-08
CORRECTION: In the 6

CORRECTION: In the article
on Mrs. Jakobina Johnson last
week the word poems should have
been used instead of plays in
"(she) has translated 70 Icelandic
plays" which the writer himself
recognized in print.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-10-08
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICANA
BY
S c A N D Y

Scandinavians love poetry, and
as we have received a collection
of some lyrical outbursts in this
office lately, here are few for
loves sake. The first one is taken
from the American Scandinavian
Review and is a translation of a
famous Swedish poem by Scandi-
navian Professors Andrew Hilen
and Sverre Arestad at the, Uni
versity of Washington. This is a
superb translation of a poem that
should be read by everyone inter-
ested in Swedish poetry at it's
best. It's based on an old folk
theme.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-10-08
Scandinavian Poems In ENGLISH

And the voice threatened:
DO you love man?
MOI do not love!
Love! said the voice.
Then man rose
And he stretched his hand toward
me,
And 10. the nail prints lowered
red
Up to the shoulders his naked
Were covered with black wounds
of sin
And man smiled:
God so loved -.
Then the scales fell from my
eyes
And I cried out:
MANI love you!.
And my mouth was full of blood,
OF human blood.
Translated by Hedge Wester-
mann and Martin S. Atwood.
We suggest this Danish poem by
Frank Jaeger could easily make
for better sustaining interest than
most of our commercials and soap
operas trying so hard to say the
same thing in a roundabout way.
Here's three verses.
GOODBYE, TUT
Your pure neck-as you bent
Your head backwards, laughing
with great
Noise-Was white and soft like
Some sort of alligator cubs belly.
Your eyes were quivering with
black
And sweetness far far in there, in
Your fat and lovely face. Spanish
Cherries stuffed into a cheese.
OF your flesh the spectator
Had his fill and more. Oh, like a
Bold big sail your bosom rose
Out from your body's towering
mast.
Translated by Martin S. ALL
wood.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

view, that they didn't have the
wherewithal to defend themselves.
They had nothing but light ar
tillery, no heavy artillery; no
planes and no tanks: and I said
"You can't very we'll fight tanks
with cavalry" which they did
have. -.
Green Expresses View.
Secretary Acheson Il don't
think Mr.. Dulles reported on the
military effectiveness of the South
Koreans. a..
Senator Connally- I don't
mean Mr.. Dulles was taking any
active part. but he was over there
on his way to Japan, I suppose,
and did visit Korea.
Senator Green-I thought /
ought in the interests of a correct
record to make that statement.
Senator Connally-I am glad
you interrupted. You were there.
Senator Green-I was.
Senator Connally-And you saw
the army.
Senator Green-It was excel
lently equipped and excellently
drilled.
Senator Connally-But it wasn't
equipped with heavy artillery.
Senator Green-That is right.
Senator Connally-It wasn't
equipped with planes.
Senator Green-That Is right.
Senator Connally-It wasn't
equipped with tanks.
Senator Green-That is right.
Senator Connally-Did you gain
the impression when you were
there that one reason they hadn't
been supplied these heavier i'm
plements of war was the fear
that there might be a conflict with
North Korea?
South Korean Attack Feared.
Senator Green-That is right.
I think that the Americans were
apparently afraid that the South
Koreans might attack the North
Koreans.
Senator Connally-That is what
I am getting at. 80.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Continued From Page A-4)


somewhat earlier in the matte
that you did not know of an,
Communism or pro-Communisn
influences in the State Depart
ment. Is that correct?
Secretary Acheson-If you car
lind what I said in the record.
Senator Brewster-Well, is that
your opinion?
Secretary Acheson-I do MOI
know of any Communist influences
in the State Department; that is
correct, sir.
Senator Brewster-And what
about the past? Have there been
in the past?
Secretary AcheSon-So far as
any one was known at the time
we did not believe there were
any people who had Communist
sympathies. We have discovered
cases OF disloyalty or security
risks which have been separated
from the service under our 10y
atty program.
Senator Brewster-And others
who you felt were poor security
risks?
Secretary Acheson- men
toned that.
Senator Brewster - You had
some in Hong Kong very recently?
Secretary Acheson-You may be
right. I recall some instance.
Senator Brewster-You don't
know of the removal of two aids
in Hong Kong within the past
month?
Secretary Acheson-Yes, I do
know about that.
Senator Brewster-That was on
the ground they were poor secu-
rity risks?
Secretary Acheson-That is cor
rect.
Senator Brewster-And have
you had reports on the recent
episode involving apparently Brit
ons high in the foreign service in
Britain, and that is reported in
the press today?
Secretary Acheson-I heard
that on the radio this morning.
I had inquiry made at the British
Embassy about it, but they knew
no more than the radio report.
No Earlier Indication.
Senator Brewster-Had you had
any earlier report or anything to
indicate that anything of this
sort would develop?
Secretary Acheson-No.
Senator Brewster-And you have
mad no earlier reports regarding
the possible treasonable activities
OF Donald MacLean as head of
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Russell Gets Data
IOn Troop Recall

I Chairman Russell. :. . We with.
Idrew our last regimental combat
team from Korea in June, 1949
I believe you testified, Mr.. Secre-
ltary?
| Secretary Acheson. June 90,
think it was.
Chairman Russell. Had the
Russian forces in North Korea
been withdrawn prior to that
time?
Secretary Acheson. They re-
|ported that they were withdrawn
at the end of 1948.
Chairman Russell. So according
to such information as we have,
our troops stayed in South Korea
for several months after the Rus
slams had moved from North
Korea?
Secretary Acheson. That is
right, sir.
Chairman Russell. I recall
| I1SoAAAA6 q 4CNoPoPCA dISOu11,
sometime in the past that Presi-
dent Synghman Rhee of South
Korea was urging the withdrawal
of United States troops. Do you
know whether or not there is any
basis Of fact to that report?
Secretary Acheson. think there
was, Mr.. Chairman, but I should
like to look that up and be ac-
curate. and I should also like to
add that the withdrawal of these
troops and the proposal that they
should be withdrawn was with the
approval of the Joint Chiefs OF
Staff.
Chairman Russell. And was
concurred in by Gen. Macarthur
I believe he testified here?
Secretary Acheson. Yes, sir.
Yalta Purpose Explained.
Senator Connally. Mr.
Secretary, we have had so much
talk about Yalta this and Yalta
that. AS a matter of fact, our
purpose at Yalta was to get Russia
Evening star., 1951-06-08

into the war against Japan, wa
that not one of the main purposes
of the Yalta Conference?
Secretary Acheson-Yes. Sen
ator Connally, it was to get Rus
STA into the war at a time wher
their entrance would be effective
in occupying Japanese troops. ~.
Senator Connally- Nov
we did not know whether oul
atomic bombs would work or not
We had not proved then
thoroughly at that time, had wei
Secretary Acheson-No, sir. Tht
test was made I believe in June
Senator Connally- Now
there is also considerable conver.
sation and questioning about the
conditions in South Korea, ano
it's state of preparedness, before
the North Koreans invaded.
AS I recall it, Mr.. Dulles, Sen
ator Dulles was over there in that
territory and said that South
Korea was not as we'll armed as
they claimed they ought to be.
Now, as I recall it, Senator
Dulles was over there and visited
Parallel 38, had his picture taken
on the Parallel 38, and he re-
ported that they had a good army
and were in a position to defend
themselves.
There was seemingly no fear in
his mind that the North Koreans
could overcome the South
Koreans.
Now, even our distinguished col
league, Senator Green. was over
in South Korea shortly before they
were invaded, and they had
a big review for the Senator, and
he reported that he thought that
South Korea was armed and capa-
BILE of defending itself against any
invasion from the north.
Senator Green-Excuse me,
Senator. ! know you don't want
to misrepresent what I said
Chairman Connally No I
wouldn't dare-while you are here.
Senator Green-I think that you
must be repeating, or attempting
to repeat what I told you about
my impressions.
My impressions were quite to
the contrary. r..
I said they made a magnificent
showing. thought, under Ameri-
can guidance; they were entirely
armed and equipped by America: /:
America had trained them admir-
ably. They had changed the
whole nature of the people SO that
they were willing to fight for their
defense; but ! said I thought it
was pathetic, from my point of
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Brewster Asks Secretary About Significance Of Disappearance Two Diplomats

the American Department of tn
British Foreign Office?
Secretary Acheson-No.
II Senator Brewster-Are you &C
quainted with him?
Secretary Acheson-I don't be
lleve so.
Senator Brewster-Mr. Guy Bur
CESS assigned to the Far Eastern
Department and specializing il
Far Eastern affairs?
Secretary Acheson- Tht
same answer would go for hin
as the other.
Senator Brewster-One or botl
I think they said had served ir
this country, and this report says
Mr.. MacLean was believed to have
a thorough knowledge of secret
Anglo-American exchanges on
such subjects as the North At
lantic Pact, the Korean War and
the Japanese Peace Treaty. Mr.
Burgess also probably was con-
cerned with the preparation OF
the japanese Peace Treaty.
If these men prove to be Soviet
sympathizers, it would I assume
be quite a serious matter in
foreign relations.
Secretary Acheson-That is cor
rect. .
Senator Brewster-I have here
the latest, apparently, off the
ticker. which says:
News of their disappearance
caused a sensation in Paris diplo-
matte circles. One high Western
diplomat exclaimed" what ap-
pears on the ticker. "Oh, my
God! There goes the tripartite
files OF the Big Four Deputies
Meeting"
If this is true, would that be
a matter within the purview of
the head of the American desk,
or the Far Eastern desk?
Secretary Acheson - I don't
know how the British Foreign
Office operates. =.
Senator Brewster when
we concluded this morning, was
inquiring of you about the failure
OF our foreign policy in the Chi
neSe situation. and in its culminat-
ing in the dominance Of Russian
influence with the Chinese Com
munist regime.
Would that be a fair statement
|of the situation?
Russian Dominance Seen.
Secretary Acheson-You mean
is that a fair statement of what
your question was?
Senator Brewster-No. OF the
domonance of the Russian inf1u-
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Do you know who he was refer
ring to?
Secretary Acheson-I understand
also that the President did confer
with some other people but he did
mot confer with them in my pres
ence, and my knowledge about it
is not OF my own knowledge at all
and I do not feel at liberty to re-
peat ANYTHING that I have heard,
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Iswered-to the dismissal Of Gen.
MacArthur-would you say it was
Ia source Of satisfaction to Red
China?
Secretary Acheson. No, sir; I
shouldn't say that.
Senator Wiley. You do not
think the Red Chinese or the
Continued on Page A-1O. Col. ~
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Senator Wiley-You do not feel
at liberty to give us the names o1
those he consulted with except
those you have given heretofore,
is that it?
Secretary Acheson-That is cor
Senator Wiley. Now, Mr..
Secretary. what would you say
maybe this question has been an
Evening star., 1951-06-08

ence in the Chinese Communis
regime.
Secretary Acheson-I think theri
lis Russian dominance in that re-
lgime, yes, sir.
Senator Brewster-And to thu
extent that that influence has be.
come dominant, it is in direct con.
flict with our historical policy.
Secretary Acheson - We have
always sought at all times to have
China free and independent anc
not under the domination of for
Lninra fanmnrS
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Wiley Again Brings
|Up Macarthur Case

Senator Wiley-Mr. Secretary,
Secretary Marshall says that the
President spoke not only to the
Army and Defense Department.
but two or three others, outside
of the Army and Defense Depart
|ment. and outside Of the State
Department in this matter Of re-
Icalling Macarthur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

darbo sutvarkymo tame susirin-
kline buvo trumpai svarstytas
irgi tam tikras planas, bet apie
tai kita karta. Buvo nusistatyta,
kad dabartinese aplinkybese rel
kia siulyti kita pirmininka.
Nusistatyta, kad siose aplin-
kybese Stasys Geguzis bltu tin
kamiausias asmuo, atidaryti ke-
liza tokens patvarkymams, ku-
riu dabartines salygos is susi-
vienijimo butinai reikalauja.
S. Geguzis pareiske, kad, jei
pakankamas nariu kicks nomi-
nacijose jo pageidaus, jis sutik-
sias dar karta paimti tas parei-
gas. Taigi nuo nariu priklauso,
ar jie nores atidaryti kelia susi-
vienijimO atsyiezinimui. Pazy-
metina, kad ia atsviezinimo
mintis kyla is eiles senu zinomu
susivienijimo nariu, kuriu balso
dabartine vadovybe kazkaip jo-
kiu budu nesugeba isgirsti -.
Ten pat buvo nutarta siulyti
pakeisti ir viena is lido globejQ.
Butent, siulomas Budvydis vie
toj Mikuziutes. Mintis tokia: V.
Budvydis yra vienas is cia gil
musiu jaunosios kartos lietuviq,
susivienijimo reikaluose yra jau
ne karta paroles dideli nusima-
nyma, be to, jis yra is Naujosios
Anglijos, arciau prie New Yor-
ko: susisiekimo islaidu taupy-
mui jo, kaip ir Trecioko, isrin-
kimas turetu dideles reiksmes.
Tick 81 karta, trumpai kali
bant, tuo klausimu - kodel siu-
lomi kai kurie ne tie patys.
V. Rastenis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
KOMUNISTAI HOLLYWOOD

Komunistai kino filmas laiko
svarbiu propagandos saltiniu,
jeigu juo gall pasinaudoti savo
tikslams. Taigi, kai po 1888 me-
tu Sovietu pripazinimo j Ame-
rika atsidare Kremliaus agen-
tams durys, ir kai cia laisvai bu-
vo suleidziami is Vokietijos Hit
lerio "aukos", imtasi filmu in
dustriia pasijungti, ir tas pa
vyko Xxi auksto laipsnio.
sio karo pabaigoj jau buvo
gaminama prosovietines, komu-
nistines filmos kvailiausia laips-
nj pasieke Americas ambasado-
riaus Rusijai, Davies aprobuota
filma, mission to Moscow, pa
remta jo parasyta knyga tue
vardu. Joje buvo rodoma Ame-
rikos plieno dirbtuviu vaizdai, ir
ziurovai turejo, manyti, jog tai
rodoma Sovietu galybes ir kill
mo vaizdai.
Didele dalis filmu artistQ, ra-
Sytoju, techniku ir darbininkQ,
kurie buvo jau pateke griezton
komunistu uniju vadu kontro-
len, buvo apdeti duoklemis ko-
munistinei akcijai Amerikoje
vesti.
Kai prizes iris metus Kongre-
SO komisija emesi Hollywood
komunistines veiklos tyrinejima,
vieni artistai, rasytojai ir di-
rektoriai tuoj prisipazino ir pa
reiske apgailejimo, kad jie bu-
vo sumulkinti; kiti emesi kovo-
tt prizes tyrinejimus, ir atsidure
kalejime. Tas palette tik virsu-
neS.
Dabar, tyrinejimus atnauji-
nus j komunistu visoje filmu
industrijoje itaka, pasijuto ne
saugus tikrieji Maskvos agentai,
kurie Xxi siol dar nepasidave ir
gindamiesi "konstitucinemis tel
semis" laikesi savo vietose. Sio-
mis- dienomis, kai valdzios agen-
tai nuejo j tu komunistu namus
JUGS arestuoti, keliolika jau me
RADIO namie': patirta, kad jie
issiskubino j Meksika -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

Prizes kick laiko buvo pranes-
ia, Philadelphijoje surinkes bu-
rvs SLA veikeju nutare atei-
nanciuose SLA vadovybes rim
kimuose remit tuos ir tuos as
mems. Sarase pamineti asmenys
ne visi yra is dabartines vado-
vybes. Kodel?
Man kaip tik teko dalyvauti
tame pasikalbejime ir manau,
kad jau laikas pasakyti, kodel
tenaA padaryta tokia isvada. il,
toji iNvada, nera niekam prime
tama, bet tie, kurie taip nusi-
state, mano, jog turf pamato
taip galvoti. Jie nori paaiskinti
susivienijimo nariams, kodel jie
taip galvoja, paaiskindami
drauge nori ir kalbinti narius
tam galvojimui pritarti. Nariai,
isklause ta nuomone, gales ap-
susvarstyti, kaip jiems pasielgti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

sambli, jaunaja Ciurlionieciu lai-
da, jeigu taip galima pasakyti.
Kad tai reikia daryti, negincys
nei vienas, tue ypatingai pa
sidziaugs to jaunimo tevai, ku-
rie, jeigu darbas buo pradetas,
talkininkaus ir gelbes.
4 Energingi ir veiklus Ciurlio-
nio Ansamblio vadovai lures
naujo labai vertingo darbo. Jau-
nimas gall butt mokomas ietu-
visku sokiu, galintieji dainuoti
- dainavimo.
Jaunimas, kit jau trecius me-
tus gyvena Amerikoje, paaugejo
nuo to laiko, kai cia atvaziavo.
Be to, kick jaunimas dalyvauja
skautuose, jis lengvai gall butt
pervestas j Ciurlionies ansambli
ir paruosiamas dainavimui,
kankliavimui ir sokiams. Galime
tik pasidziaugti, kad ciurlionie-
ciu vadai Clevelande apsigyveno,
ir jie gall toliau darbuotis jau-
nimo lavinime - to jaunimo,
kuris dabar suauga. Lietuviskai
lavinamas, jaunimas lures kuo
uzsiimti, palaikys savo bendra-
vima ir daznai praleis progas
paskirai kur kitur iseidineti, kas
sulaikys juos nuo pergreito nu-
tautimo.
Musu gyvenime tai vel butu
didelis inasas, turetume nauju
progu girdeti jaunuju ciurio-
nieciu ansamblio koncertus, ir
butu kan pasirodyti ir ameri-
kieciu tarpe, mes mokyklinio am
ziaus jaunima galima bus leng-
viau panaudoti tam tikslui, ka-
dangi lietuviai daznai buna kvie-
ciami.
Nuo ko priklauso Sticks mu-
su naujakurip jaunimo organi-
zavimas, patartina butu jiems
susieiti, susitarti, ir pradeti dar-
ba dabar, anksti rudeni, kol dar
oral nepablogeje, telkti ta jau-
nina vienan lietuviskos dainos
ir tautisku sokiu vainikan.
Su naujakuriu jaunimu gal
panores kartu dalyvauti ir Sc
niau cia gyvenanciu lietuviu val
kai. Reikia tiketis, tokiu atsiras,
tai bdtu musu laimejimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
KAS Kinks IzDININKA?

Susivienijimo konstitucijos 5
straipsnio 10 punktas yra savo-
tiskas. Jane pasakyta, kad su-
sivienijimo vykdomoji taryba
dauguma balsu gall pasalinti bet
kuri savo mari is savo tarpo, ;jei
jis apsileidzia savo pareigose ::
il gall paskelbti vieta neuzimta,
ir issirinkti ja kita asmeni.
Taryba nebutinai turf rinkti att
tinkama kandidata, kuris is Ell
les yra caves daugiausia balsu:
toks turf tik pirmenybe, taciau
taryba tos pirmenybes gall ir
neziureti, O issirinkti ka nori >.
Dabar turima stai kokiu Ii
niu. Dabartinio izdininko adv.
X. Gugio sveikata esanti neper-
stipriausia ir jis, sake, jau butu
linkes pastiraukti. Bet kai ku-
rle kit tarybos nariai, esa, il
butinai vercia sutikti kandida-
tuoti, aiskindami, kad kai is
rinks ir seimas patvirtins, tai
galesi po menesio kito atsisaky-
tt. Liks neuzimta vieta ir mes
tada issirinksime kita izdininka.
Yra net CANDY, kad, neva, esa
numatyta tada vietoj K. Gugio
issirinkti N. Gugiene -.
Ar tie gandai visa teisybe pa
sako, ar gal kai kas ir prideta,
negalima uztikrinti, bet, nera
di1nu be ugnies ..
Del to minetame pasitarime
lei,Surie dalyviai ir pareiske:
ne, taip ncturi butt! Susivieniji-
mo nariai izdininka patys is
Kinks! O kadangi yra rimtas
itarimas, jog dabartinis izdinin-
ninkas yistiek nemanas pasi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
A. A. JONAS LIUTAS

Spalio 2 d. Chicagoje mire
kunigas Jonas Liutas, vienas is
zymiQ veikeju pasaulinio karo
metals. Didelis, augstas, iskal-
bus vyras, tikras oratorius, Jo-
mas Liutkauskas - Liutas buvo
itakingas lietuviu miniose. Bu-
damas Brooklyne laidotuviu di-
rektoriaus biznyje, turejo daug
laiko visuomeniniams darbams.
Tada jis nebuvo dar kunigu. 10
artimi draugai buvo Brooklyno
anuometiniai tautininkai.
Lietuvai likus nepriklausoma,
Jonui Liutui laime leme patekti
Lietuvon gyventi. Jis buvo me-
tes laidotuviu bizni ir buvo pa
skirtas United States Lines lai-
w atstovybes Kauno skyriaus
vedeju. Jis labai naudingai pasi-
tarnavo tais laikais j Lietuva
vazinejantiems amerikieciams ir
is Lietuvos emigruojantiems.
Lietuvos gyvenima ir veikejus
jis gavo placiai pazinti.
Kai apie 1880 metus buvo Lie
tuvoje ivesta reikalavimas, kad
biznio istaigas vadovautu Lie
tuvos pilieciai, Jonas Liutas,
kaip Americas pilietis, po kick
laiko grizo Amerikon.
Cia grizes, nei is sio nei is to,
jau vedes ir Selma isaugines
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
PIRMININKAS AR
SEKRETORIUS?

Lygiai pirmininkas, lygiai Sc
kretorius turf ir pritarimo ir
priekaistu. Priekaistai dar nera
perdideli. Bet buvo iskeltas XII
tas dalykas: sake, tarp pirmi-
ninko ir sekretoriaus nera sklan-
daus MISUNDERSTANDING. Tie ne
sutarimai eina CANA toll, tick
toll, kad tai jau nebegerai susi-
vienijimui.
Ar tai tiesa? Jei taip, tai kaip
gi gall butt, kad visdelto visa
vykdomoji taryba nori vieningai
kandidatuoti?
Tai paaiskinama labai papras-
tai: ir pirmininkas dar nusista-
tes neatsisakyti, ir sekretorius.
Cia ju nusistatymai tai sutampa,
bet darbe - daug kur ne -.
Prlelta isvados, kad tokia pa
detis yra negera: bent viena is
ju pakeitus reikalui butu ge-
riau. Bet kuri?
Sekretoriaus darbas dabar
taip yra issipletes, kad tue tar
pu niekas nenumato kito asmens,
kuris galetu DIR. Vinika tinka-
mai pavaduoti. Del sekretoriaus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
APIE STOvINTI
VANDENI

Jau trecias terminus, kaip su-
sivienijime vadovybe yra ia pa
tt. Girdeti, kad il ir vel esanti
nusistaciusi visa kandidatuoti ir
dar karta irodineti susivieniji-
mo nariams, kaip pereita karta,
kad tik tu paciu asmenu vado-
vybeje laikymas yra susivieniji-
mo isganymas.
0 kiti mano, kad perilgas pa
stovumas organizacijos vadovy-
veje irgi nera visiskai geras da-
lykas. Mes ir cia, kaip ir sto-
vinciame vandenyje, per ilgesni
laika atsiranda visokiu nege-
roviQ, kurias butu sveika pra-
vedinti 80.
Philadelphijos pasitarime bu-
vo nutarta is esmes nepritarti
sumanymui, kad vadovybe ture-
tu vel likti visiskai ia patti. Ne
reiketq, sake, keisti visa, bet
nOrs dali keisti jau laikas. XII
taip, jeigu jau pastovumas yra
taip labai naudingas, tai kuriems
gi galams mes darome nepigiai
kainojancius rinkimus kas dve-
il metal? Kodel is karto neren-
kane vadovybes Stems ar 10
ciai metQ? Jeigu yra rinkimai,
tai, sake, mes, susivienijimo ma
rial, ir nuspresim, ar visus tuos
pacius palikti, ar issirinkti nau-
ju: esamieji vadovybeje negali
pasakyti, kad jie turi likti, ir
Sventa ..
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PAZELGUS PRAEITIN

1889, spalio 9 Il Plymouth,
Pa, atvyko is Lietuvos patrio-
tas kun. Aleksandras Burba, ku-
ris susidraugaves su taip pat ne
seniai atvykusiu Jonu Sliupu,
pradejo skirt lietuvius nuo len
ku.
Lietuviu isteigtame lenkuojan-
ciame susivienijime lietuviai
pradejo pasiepti savo lenkuojan-
cius tautiecius.
Lietuviu ikurtoje Plymouth,
Pa, parapijoje, spalio 16 d. kle-
bonijon susikrauste lenkai, no
redami nuo lietuviu atimti kle-
bonija ir baznycia. Prasidejo
atkaklus trynimaisi tarp tu tau
tQ kataliku.
1913, spalio 7 - Shenandoah,
Pa, ivyko lietuviu laikrastininku
suvaziavimas, dalyvavo atsto-
val Lietuvos, Kataliko, Vieny-
bes LietuvninkQ, Tevynes, Dar-
bininku Vilties, Moksleivio, Lais-
vosios Minties ir Tarkos (katali-
kai ir tautininkai).
1915, spaIiO 6 - Komp. St.
simkus, kuris atvyko Amerikon
birz. 5, 1915, spalio 6 pasiunte
Lietuvos karo nukentejusiems
selpti savo surinktu auku $2,16l.
1917, spaliO 10 - Amerikos
laikrasciuose pasirode zinia, kad
Lietuviu Taryba nusistate rel
kalauti Lietuvai visiskos nepri-
klausomybes. Tada ir visi Ame-
rikos lietuviai atvirai pradejo
agituoti uz nepriklausomybe, tik
socialistai ir komunistai priest
nosi. Chicagos Naujienos, spaus-
dindamos (nr. 251) rusQ darbi-
ninku reikalavimus, apleido is to
atsisaukimo net paciq Rusijos
darbininku reikalavima Lietuvai
autonomijos.
1919, spali0 Is Lietuvos
Nepriklausomybes Fondas ivyk-
de "Lietuvos Laisves Savaites"
vaju, surinkta apie 100000 Lie
tuvos reikalams. Rusu ambasa-
doriui Washingtone Bachmetje-