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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27
G. S. TROOP 12 MEETS

Girl Scout Troop No. 12 met in the Elks Hall Tuesday, April 24. We decided what we would do during the next few meetings. We looked at our membership cards and our troop crest, the forget me-not.
 By next meeting we must learn five knots.
 Julia Walther, reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27
K0spIIAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Thursday was Frank Johnson; ad- mitted Friday were Thomas Mart inez, Jim Young and Colleen Ma gorty. Discharged Thursday were Mrs. Robert Parish and baby boy
 There was no one admitted or discharged at the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27

YOU know that Sinatra has voice that comes once in lifetime?"
 "Yes," replied Crosby, but why does it have to come in my life time?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27
Weather ai
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions and temper 2tures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weathpr Bureau are as follows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27
20 YEARS AGO fTp f;9,' EXPIRE
APRIL 27, 1881

Ska back Alaska Ellis Harland this taking
  Sika plane brought schrey, mayor 0 Stka w.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27

ment adviser to the man who is trying to save Europe first-Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. 5esEges
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27

B. passengers lon plane F. Schrey mayor of Stka w. Lester Trout.
 neglbors miles Byrds polar exped touch with outside of the The With Byrd
 
 a thrilling the expeditions adventures.
 E.. Southeast Alaska Libby Libby immediately the his headquarters
 meeting the Ganeau Channel Baseball the They Russell Botelho officers Kohepp president Davis, secretary.
 south following R. Dale Kent Mrs. Hegsad and daughter B. Shelby, Anita zugo and Zugof all Seattle Southeast Alaska A. w. Folta, Amy Hamilton N A. Mrs H. Rich
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-27

Weather: High, 63; low, 40; fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

Add crushed pineapple (drained)
and raisins in hot water to but
tered rice; serve with ham steak
and green said for a festive
supper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

CHUCK DRESSER. with grass
rake in arm, pauses at his mail
box at Bel Air, Calf, after the
Brooklyn Dodger management
announced in Brooklyn that
the little manager will be re-
hired for the 1852 season.
Dresser had been under fire
since the Dodgers blew a 1874
game lead and the National
League pennant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

boneH over Earl Yates-Andy
Alonzo 6-3, Ga.
Coach Van-Peter Varela over
Johnny Sellers-Robert Parrot g.
i, 6s1
1t. Round-Lt. Fineberg over
Frank Roberts-Leo Carey rs, Z
9, 81.
Roberts Smith-Harvey Sellers
over 1t, Zwilling-Lt Wells 6-1,
ST, GA.
Two first round matches re-
main to be played They are:
Paul Esquinaldo-James McNulty
VS.. Tony Dopp-Peter knight,
Franklin Hernandez Walter Wal
terson VS.. Commanders McAllis-
ter and Watson
Second round matches may be
played night or day on Friday,
Saturday, or Sunday
To avoid conflict with the band
concert, the semi-finals and fl
mails have been moved day.
Semi-finals will be on Monday
evening and finals will be Thurs
day evening, both at BayVieW
Loud-speaIers and seats will be
on hand,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Comes This Week

Tonight at 1880 pm, at Wick
ers' Stadium, the Benny's Cafe
terra will play the Brooks Stars
and both clubs are evenly match
ed. A good game is anticipated,
for the Brooks Stars after losing
three straight games came back
and won their last four.
Benny's lost the first game to
the Flyers by a 4 to 3 score and
then won over Brooks by 5 to
0 score. They met the Brooks
the second time and this time
the score was 10 to and then
met the Flyers the second time
and lost IL to 3,
On the 18th they won over the
Gulfstream by a Is to 6 score
and on Nov. 2 their last game
was won by the Strand Theater
by 2 to score.
So this will be their third game
with the Brooks team. Benny's
added Gene Albury and Bill
Gates to the club and Brooks
added Bethel and Bryant, two
players from the Miami Giants
club. Both teams should be even
ly matched.
Umpires viii be Clark and Ro-
driguez.
Friday night at 7:45 p.m.-Na-
val Station Flyers will tackle
the rejuvenated Gulfstream Food
Store nine. Last night at the
meeting, Mgr. Sterling released
nine players and signed half
dozen more, namely Salinero, a
pitcher, Walker, a catcher, Fito
Lastres, outfielder, released by
the Besny's, o. Blanco, an in
fielder. The Flyers are pat on
their club and Marll will pitch,
and Eaudermilk will catch. For
the Gulfstream, it may be Sail
nero and Walker the battery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Frozen Pennsylvania Asks
The Citizen For Keys Info;
Reporter Tries To Answer

some very valuable information
from you in regards as to where
to 60 and what is most interest
ing to see.
There is one place in particu-
lar that | am interested in and
would appreciate any informa-
ton you may give me CONCERN
ing The Dry Tortugas," that
name sounds fascinating and /
would like to know more about
how to get there.
The object of this letter is, /
viii have a limited amount of
time to spend in that very fas-
clnating chain of Keys and would
like to have some knowledge of
where to go and what to do so
will not have to use up my
time getting the information after
/ get down there.
Thanking you very kindly for
any information you may pass
on to me, or any suggestions you
may have to offer to make my
vacation something to remem-
Der.
Yours truly,
SIDNEY HARPER
/ 2l54 Pond ave.
| Scranton, Pa.
Reporter McAvoy's answer
follows:
Dear Mr.. Harper.
| Thank you for your letter
about your vacation on the Flor
Ida Keys.
You couldn't choose a more
wonderful place AS a Pennsyl-
vanian / can assure you you
viii love the climate, the sea, all
the elements that combine to
make the Keys and particularly
Key West a wonderful place to
holiday or to live.
Chambers of Commerce of Key
West, Marathon and Islamorada
will give you all the information
you need upon your arrival.
can tell you in answer to
your question on Dry Tortugas,
that it is a must for any Keys
visitor. You can only get there,
however, by private yacht or by
seaplane, One commercial plane
flies over from here to Dry Tor
| tugas, go miles away in less than
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Small Damage
In 3 Car Smash

Jose ]. Figueros of IT'S South
street driving west on South street
hit Buick parked on the street,
pushing the Buick against a Dodge,
and damaging slightly the right
front door of the Dodge, Acting
Police Chief Harry Lee Baker said
today.
The Buick is owned by ]. n. Ter
onty of Salt Air Hotel. The Dodge
is owned by Merris Mazur of $40
South street II was knocked
against coconut tree by the i'm
pact.
Figueros received a ticket for
reckless driving and causing an
accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
SNOWBIRD PLANS
KEYS VACATION
WANTS TO SEE
DRY TORTUCAS

Way up there in the North
they are thinking longingly of
Key West as proven by letter
that came to The Citizen today.
From Scranton. Pa. comes a
Flea for information about the
Keys. Citizen reporter Susan Nc
Avoy tried to oblige. The ques-
tons and her answers are print
ed below:
The Editor.
c/o The Citizen,
Key West, Florida.
Dear Sir:
l am very much interested in
vacationing in The Florida Keys
and the points of interest in
that area and have been inform
ed by a friend that / might get
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

1t just so happens that the plas-
tic wrapper from a package OF
cigarettes is exactly the right size
to protect a by 5-inch card from
becoming sticky and smeared.
Break the seal at the top Of the
package without pulling the little
red tear-tape and remove the
wrapper carefully. Fold the edges
over the recipe card and stick
down with plastic tape.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

40 minutes. All these facts you
can get when you come down.
The season officially opens in
January. Before that motel and
hotel rooms are cheaper. But
you can always get a place TO
stay here, with all the building
that has taken place in the last
year.
would send you copies of my
series on Dry Tortugas but there
has been such a demand for
them that we are out of them
completely.
Again, thank you for your let
ter.
Sincerely yours.
SUSAN McAVOY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Bowling
- News


The chill in the weather Sunday
only added vim and vigor to the
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling League at
Boca Chica. Team 7-Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wagner are still in first place,
with three teams tieing for second
place. They are team 13-Mr. and
Mrs. K. Holt, team 14-Mr. and Mrs.
Cockron, an dteam 6-Mr. and Mrs.
c. joy
|. Claxton's 215 for a SIT series,
f. Browns 1879 and N. Shumans
1919 took top billing for the men.
K, Claxton'S 1879 for All series,
Edith Hollis 1872 and G. Joys 15e
were high for the ladies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

Use leftover cooked macaroni
this way: turn into a creased shall
low baking dish and cover with a
cheese sauce and bake in mode
rate oven until heated through
about fifteen minutes. If you like
you can sprinkle the top of the
cheese sauce with buttered crumbs
before baking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
New Town

JAKARTA, Indonesia IA new
town is rising from the chocolate
brown earth 10 miles from here to
ease the over-population problem
in this tight-packed republic capt
tai.
1t is planned TO transform 1856
acres of this fruit and vegetable
growing area for the future oc-
cupation of 10000 people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Ihamps Hartenstine.
Sellers Win Over
Garbonell.Cruz
90, 90

John Cruz, Don Cruz.
Frank Roberts, Leo Carey
are the heros of iirs. round
play for the 1851 Mems
Doubles crown in Bayview.
The cousins Cruz upset
tournament favorites. Cap
tain Payson and 1t. Bob
Galen 6-3, 6-4 last night
while Roberts and Carey
lost to 1t. John Round and
III. Martin Fineburg IS.
1-o, VI in thriller the
fans will long remember.
The latter pair are being
tOuted as the team to beat
i'm this tourney and they
more than lived up to the
distinction,
The Cruz bows have been
fair doubles duo now for the
last year. They have shown
flashes of real tennis, but never
enough dependable point-win-
ming play TO prove thew were
match players. Last nights per
Torrance at last showed that
they are capable of holding
themselves together under fire.
Even so, Captain Payson and 1t.
Galen might have pulled the sec
ond set from the fire and knot
the count. had their eyes been
accustomed TO the night play. A
Slowness of their reflexes per-
mitted the Youngsters to assault
the net and in unison time and
again and powder" the ball
away. Payson and Galen held g.
3 after beth Don and John had
blown" their own services but
they laid back in deep court and
waited for errors from the High
schoolers that never came.
Coach Vans twosome of Leo
Carey and Frank Roberts also
proved for the first time that
they can play match tennis, They
fought the Annapolis duo for 2
hours and so minutes before
bowling by reason of a couple of
double faults too many. The
kids held 5-4 in the opening set,
So in the second (Which they
eventually WON, and, in the fl
nal set, with Round and Fine
berg leading 81, the High School
sprouts staged a rally that car
ried them to 6-5 and deuce. The
Navy pair volleyed ably while
Carey and Roberts had to rely
on back court play for their
points.
The veteran duo of Roberts
Smith and Harvey Sellers show
ed streaks of effectiveness in
winning against Its. Zwilling
and Wells, with scores of 6-1,
ST, GA, but the standard of play
was not as high as in the two
foregoing matches. 1t. Zwilling
has some of the most fluent
ground strokes on the Island and
would be Tartar if he spent
enough time on the courts to
bring out their potential effec-
tiveness.
First round scores read:
Jack Sellers Ralph Harlem
slime over Donnie Carbonell-Os-
car Cruz 60, 60.
John Cruz-Don Cruz over Cap
tain Payson-Lt. Galen 6-3, GA.
Col. Penn Edgar-Ygnacio Car
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
USS Seacat Claws
MAS Cagers $751;

One of the closest games ever to
be played at the Naval Air Station
was the match between USS Sea-
cat and the hoopers of the Naval
Air Station, which ended in a 57-5l
count with the MAS losing the tilt.
Bib Gill of MAS was high scorer
with Is points while Rod Rodgers
of the Seacats scored IA points
including four field goals in the
last two minutes of the game
which gave his team the victory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

JOE RUSSELL. left Benny Fernandez of
Island City Baseball Leagues campaign to raise part of the
10 d report
the campaign got off successful start last week. Above
officials counting funds received special envelopes which
contain donations from business firms Joe Russell
the campaign this that amount
from penny upward will be received with welcome
may Benny Cafeteria 905 Sim
street addressed Joe Russell Raise The Roof
paign.
, 1951-08-28
Congressman Miller
Asks Agri. Bill be
Passed to Committee

When the bill to provide for
an agricultural program came
up before the House of Repre-
sentatives on August 20, on the
consent calendar, Congress-
man Arthur Miller of Nebras-
ka made a request that it be
passed over without prejudice
in order that the Committee
on Interior and Insular Affairs
might have opportunity to con
slider it.
Yesterday Governor de Cas-
tro cabled Committee Chair
man Murdoch, Congressman
Crawford and Congressman
Ben Jensen requesting their
assistance in clearing the bill
for passage by the House as
soon as possible.
, 1951-08-28
Five Escape From
Behind Iron Curtuin:
Ask Asylum

Two men and two women
who fled from communist
ruled Czecho-Slovakia have
asked American authorities
for asylum. They landed in
Western controlled Germany
IN a small plane which they
had Communicated at a small
town in Czecho Slovakia.
A twenty-four year old re-
fugee, former company COM
mander in the East German
Police army said the force is
not as disciplined nor as loyal
as the Soviet authorities might
wish.
He said the East zone Police
force is recruited from the
Communist Youth movement,
the majority of whom joined
to avoid being drafted to work
Continued on page A
, 1951-08-28
Governor de Custro,
Mason Burr to Confer
With Council Tues.

Governor de Castro is
scheduled to confer with the
Municipal Council of St. Croix
on various pending matters
this afternoon. It is very
likely that Mason Barr, Chief
of the Caribbean Division,
might attend. The Governor,
Mr.. Barr and D. Victor Bornn
will confer with the officers of
the Virgin Islands Corporation
on budgetary and other mat
ter affecting the Corporation,
tonight.
The Governor and MI. Barr
will return to st. Thomas on
Wednesday evening.
, 1951-08-28
Sabre Jet Fighters
Reach England;
Other Jets to Denmark

A squadron of American
Sabre Jets, faster than
sound fighters, arrived in Eng
yesterday. The first of its
kind to be sent Europe, the
Sabre jets of the 18th fighter
S~quadrons made the trans At
lantic hop with stop-overs in
Iceland and Scotland.
Announcement has been
a e that General Eisen-
Transatlantic Pact
commander left Paris for Co
penhagen to take part in pre-
sentation of the first American
Thunderjet planes delivered
to Denmark. The planes are
being sent under the military
aid program.
, 1951-08-28
Mexicdn President
Orders Pdrutroops 10
Aid Flood Victims

Mexican President Miguel
has ordered Para
troops of the Presidential
Guard to spearhead rescue
operations in dropping food
and medicine to persons ma
rooned by floods which cover
ed more than Is million acres
of land and has caused a SINH
lar amount in dollars in dam
age.
The area was devastated by
the hurricane which swept on
from Jamaica where over 142
persons were killed, to destroy
and villages in Mexico.
, 1951-08-28
SPORTS
Edsel Wilson

Yesterday in the American
League there was one game be-
tween the Philadelphia Athletics
and the Detroit Tigers which the
Athletics took with a score Of 10.
In the National League there
We're several doubleheaders which
resulted as follows:
First Games) Braves 6, Cardi-
mails 8. Giants 5. Cubs 4. Phillies 2,
Reds 0. Dodgers S, Pirates o.
Second Games) Braves 4, Car
dinals 8. Giants 6,Cubs 8. Phillies
3, Reds O. Dodgers 2, Pirates S.
The Brooklyn Dodgers now has
a five game lead in the National
League and we ho~a that thew
may be able to win this pennant.
, 1951-08-28
British Government
To Wuit Until Irons
Funds Are Low

The British Government has
decided to let the Iranian
Government, in the words of
one correspondent, stew in its
own oil for a while on the
theory that no agreement is
is possible now with Premier
Mossadegh. President Tru-
mans special assistant, w.
Hartman, is of the
same opinion.
The foregoing constitutes a
change Of mind by Hartman
who only a few weeks ago be-
, 1951-08-28
Frdncis, Sports
Writer for AVIS"
In New York

Hubert Francis, who has
been Sports Writer for the St.
Croix Avis, left a few days ago
for the mainland. He went to
an aunt in New York.
One of the really bright
students in the Christiansted
High School, Hubert was
modest and unassuming. He
volunteered to write the
column and whenever it failed
to appear it was not his fault
but lack of space and time. He
specialized in mainland base
ball. His aunt sent for him
the death of his
mother.
His schoolmates gave a fare
well party for him. His close
friend and classmate, Edsel
Wilson, is continuing the
column at Hubert's request.
, 1951-08-28
Councilman Rohlsen
Reports to Voters
In Christiunsted

Councilman Henry E. Roll
sen, Member-at-Large, ell
the last of his scheduled meet
ings in the Christiansted Mar
ketplace last night. He took
the opportunity for thanking
the voters for their support at
the by-election and gave a re-
sumo of his activities since
taking his seat.
Mr.. Rohlsen deplored the
fact that many of his col
leagues would arrive at the
Council session 3 instead OF
2 o'clock. He did not wish to
single out any Individual mem
Der for blame but would in
clude himself; he urged that
since they are being paid all
Continued on page ~
, 1951-08-28
Soviet Delegation
Arrive for Peuce
Confub in Son From.

A thirty-one man Soviet de-
legation to the San Francisco
peace conference, arrived in
the United States yesterday.
The group was headed by De-
putty Prime Minister Andre
Gromyko.
Mr.. Gromyko read a pre-
pared statement in English to
neWsmen in which he said that
the Russians would submit its
own proposals at the confer
ence next Thursday.
They travelled on the liner
Queen Elizabeth.
, 1951-08-28
Red Commanders
In Korea Wont Truce
Tdlks Resumed

Red commanders in Korea
notified G General Ridgeway
that they stood ready to re-
sumo the truce talks if he
would do something about an
alleged air attack on Kaesong.
Generals Kim II Sung and
Pen Teh opened the door to
further truce negotiations in
a 1900 word message broad
Continued on page ~
, 1951-08-28

lieved an agreement with
Mossedegh was possible.
Nothing is expected to hap
pen Immediately because the
Government has in reserve
about 80 million dollars. But
when the cash runs out and
the civil servants and army
must be paid, negotiations
might be resumed.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

ia. Tai ne nuotaikos padaras, bet
isigalejusios tautoje sistemos is
vada, todel nuo mazens sistema-
tingai turime jaunas kartas tre-
niruoti darbstume. Visada turi
rupeti, kak kiekvienam butu su-
rastas darbas ir kad tas darbas
butu gerai atliktas.
Anglijoje ir Amerikoje nau-
jausioji auklejimo sistema stem
giasi jaunimui ne teorinemis Ii
niomis galva prikimsti, prak-
tika derinti SUI ziniomis, su aux
letinio ateitimi.
Auklejant jaunuomene, ne
tick svarbu teorinis aiskinimas,
kick ju paciu patyrimas ir pa
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NUOMONES

pasikalbejimus issiuntineja per
"Eltos" biuletenius ne tik laik-
rasciams, bet ir visai eilei pa
skiru asmenu. Taciau is anu
biuleteniu taip pat negalima pa
matyti, ar prel. Krupavicius
pats vienas tuos pasikalbejimus
rase (prierasas, kad, pvz., "El-
tos atstovas kreipesi j Vliko pir-
mininka" ar panasiai, cia dar
nieko neirodoD, ar jie rase SUI
kuo nors dviese, ar viska pa
rase kas nors kitas, o Vliko
pirmininkas tik patvirtino. Ir,
pagaliau, NUNS tai net nesvarbu
tu pareiskimu skelbimo techni-
ka, svarbu, kas juose pasaky-
ia .. Kodel "Darbininkas" da-
bar susidomejo, kas pasikalbeji-
ma parase ir kas zenklus ant
vokq lipino? =
Kitame straipsnyje "Darbi-
ninkas" irodineja, kad apie ivai-
rius kontraversinius practices
dalykus nera reikalo bijoti kali
beti. Bet prizes kelias savaites
'Darbininko' vyresnysi sbrolis
"Draugas" irodinejo priesingai: !:
prezidento Griniaus atsiminimu
nereikejo skelbti, kad jie nepa-
kenktu 80.
AS neturiu galutinio nusista-
| tymo, ar apie tuos dalykus rel
kia kalbeti, ar ne, bet keistas
yra tas dvigubas rnastas: jei-
gu apie krikscioniu demokratu
! partija kas nelabai palankiai ka
pasako, tai tada tas "kenkia",
o jeigu apie ka kita, tai jau me
| kenkia"
| ]. D., Cleveland, O.
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Reikia ugdyti darb$tuma

vyzdys. Amerikine sistema tue
ypac pagirtina, kad pradzioje
rodo keleta pavyzdziu is gyveni-
mo, veliau daro isvadas ir SUI
pazindina SUI teorija. O mes Wis
gi savo mokykloje kartais bu-
vome ir nuobodus, kad megome
ilgai teoriskai samprotauti, re-
zonuoti, o pabaigoje prikergda-
vome koki nors pavyzdi.
Taigi tik darbo tinkamas pa
rinkimas, gabumams pritaiky-
mas tegali duoti pasisekima il
gyvenimo dziaugsma. o tue pa
ciu ir geresne ateiti.
Jonas Miskinis
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NEVIENODAS MASTAS

"Darbininkas", puldamas mi
nisteri S. Lozoraiti del jo pasi-
kalbejime padarytu pareiskimQ,
pradeda nuo itarimo, kad Lozo-
raitis "pats SUI savim pasikal-
bejo ir pats ta pasikalbejima
issiuntinejo 80"
Paskaites bel mates ta pasi-
kalbejima trijuose laikrasciuose
C'Dirvoj'', "Vienybej" ir me
priklausomoj Lietuvoj") ir pa
tyres, kad ta pasikalbejima ga
vo taip pat ir "Darbininkas"
esu linkes manyti, kad tikrai
taip ir buvo, kaip "Darbininkas'
itaria, nors "Vienybe", paw.
skelbia, kad tai jos korespon.
dento Italijoje pasikalbejimas.
Bet kas gi cia bloga, jei Lo.
zoraitis ir pats ta pasikalbejims
parase bel pats issiuntinejo !
Juk, kick girdeti, jis salia saves
nelaiko nei "Eltos", gal nei eks.
peditoriu neturi -. Kas kita
zinoma, pvz., Vliko pirmininku
prel. M. Krupaviciui, kuris save
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TAIP NESUSIKALBESIM

\.
K. S. Karpiaus straipsnis ne
ra nuosirdus, nepasitarnaujas
abiejQ grupiq suartejimui, turis
tendencija pazaruoti naujuosius
ateivius.
Perskaicius K. S. Karpiaus
straipsni, susidaro vaizdas, kad
del senuju ir naujuju ateiviu
nesugyvenimo yra kalti tik
tremtiniai. AS sakyciau, kad tam
tikra kaltes dalis gludi tremti-
niuose, bet taip pat nera svaru-
teliai ir senieji ateiviai.
Tokiais straipsniais bendros
kalbos tikrai nesurasime. Vietoj
vardinant vienQ "dorybes" ir XII
tq "kaltes", geriau butu, kad
tie asmenys nurodytu kas kon-
kreciai darytina, kad pavyktu
pasalinti ta siena, skiriancia vie
nus lietuvius nuo kitu.
Lietuviui patriotui nedovano-
tinas Lietuvos piesimas gan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

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vo reikalinga?
Tremtiniu organizacijos -
niekis, tik senosios geros, -
tokia bent persasi mintis, per-
skaicius ta straipsni. Atrodo,
kad straipsnio autorius nera pa
kankamai 'susipazines su trem-
tiniu organizacijomis, jei taip
teigia.
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