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Evening star., 1951-12-09
Navy Officers Genius Saves
$36,556in Government Junk

The "Rube Goldberg" as it be-
came known. can turn out about
seven tons of shells and five tons
of bullets in an eight-hour pc
riod. It is estimated that on
completion of this job, the Of
ficer will have salvaged about
600 tons of brass and $50 tons
of bullets. He estimated the cost
of his machine at 5000.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Post Office 10 Be Open
Longer Durinq Rush

All post Office stations and
branches in the Washington pos
tai district will be open on a
weekday schedule this Saturday
and Saturday, December %.
In addition. the Benjamin
Franklin station at Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV,
will be open until 10 p.m. daily
until December %. City post
Office, North Capitol street and
Massachusetts avenue, is open
daily from Z am. until midnight
through the 22d.
All post Offices will be closed
Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
District Soldier Killed
In Missouri Accident
By the Assoeiaied Pres.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Dec. B.
A soldier stationed at Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo-, was killed
last night when his car collided
with a truck on United States
Highway &c near Marshfield, Mo
Webster County Sheriff. Isham
Cunningham identified the victim
as Howard closton Lee of Wash
ington, D. c.
Riding with Lee was Bob Ruiz
II, of Toledo, Ohio, who told the
sheriff he was hitchhiking. Ruiz
Is hOSpitaliZed here,
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Streptomycin Smuggling

Smuggling of streptomcin, need
ed in Portugal, across the border
into Spain is being fought by
Portuguese police, who have brok-
en- up one smuggling ring.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Alcoholics Seldom Bald

Alcoholics seldom go bald,
while teetotalers and moderate
drinkers are 10 times more likely
to lose their hair. says writer
in the British Medical Journal.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Missouri's First Capitol

JEFFERSON CITY. - First
State capital Of Missouri was St.
Charles. Selection of Jefferson
City as the capital was decided
upon in the year 1926.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Ft. McNoir Dance Planned

The Ft. McNair Recreation
Center No. l will hold a buffet
supper and dance tonight at 7.3O
O'Clock. The Unification Society
will sponsor a dance for officers
at 9:45 pm. tomorrow in the
Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
METRO GROUP PHOTOS

G 1873, s.r. sAssrr. NC. .,~ ,oA.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

"a cup thinly sliced red rad
ishes
u cup thinly sliced young on
ions
Dissolve gelatin in hot water.
Add cold water, vinegar and u
teaspoon of the salt. Chill until
slightly thickened. Season vege-
tables with remaining u teaspoon
salt and fold into thickened gel
attn mixture. Turn into / quart
mold or individual molds. Chill
until firm. Unmold. Garnish
with radisheS and serve with
crisp greens and mayonnaise.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
RICE CHICKEN SALAD.
(Serves 500
3 5-ounce packages precooked rice
" quarts water
IA teaspoons salt
|1h quarts mayonnaise
q tablespoons lemon Juice Il
lemon)
"a cup diced pimiento q 4-ounce
canS)
2 tablespoons salt
IN teaspoons pepper
|2l2 quarts cooked peas 6 12-
ounce packages frozen peas)
|2A quarts diced cooked chicken
g 5-pound fowls dressed
~ quarts diced celery Is bunches)
Combine rice. water and salt
in saucepan and cook as directed
on the package for tender
rice. Keep covered and allow to
cool to room temperature. Mix
together mayonnaise, lemon juice,
pimiento and seasonings. Add
cooked rice, peas. chicken and cell
cry to mayonnaise mixture; toss
together lightly. Chill for about
/ hour before serving. Serve in
crisp lettuce with tomato slices,
green pepper rings or radish roses.
This makes 2 gallons of salad,
allowing ss cup per serving. This
recipe may be doubled success
fully.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, D. c.
/. TUESDAY. JUNE g. 1881

she gave copies Of the recipe to
the recipients of these jars full Of
goodness.
Cut, say. II pounds of pineapple
into small pieces. (Fresh pine
apple. of course. peeled and cored0
Boil together 7 pounds of sugar. Z
pints Of vinegar. l tablespoon Of
whole cloves. a tablespoon of pep
percorns and tablespoon Of stick
cinnamon. When this mixture
has boiled for 10 minutes, add the
pineapple, and boil until tender.
Skim out the fruit, and put it
in sterilized jars. Let the sirup
boil and thicken for 10 minutes
more. and then pour it over the
fruit. This makes about 212
quarts of pickle. Excellent with
meats or used in any way that
you would watermelon pickle.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

AS glasses have become pref
tier and more people are aware
of the great health-giving bene-
fits of outdoor life and sunshine,
sun glasses have zoomed tre-
mendously In sales.
AS you may know you cannot
properly utilize the calcium which
Is so essential in your diet unless
you have vitamin D. The sun is
the natural source. While vita
min D is distributed in the foods
we eat, it occurs in such small
amounts in most foods that we
are not wise to depend on these
entirely If we are not out in the
sun regularly. During winter
months we should reinforce our
diet with codliver oil or vitamin
D in capsule form.
During the summer we can
manufacture our own vitamin D
and at the same time relax nerve
ends and gain health as we spend
time outdoors. But wear your
sun glasses whenever you are in
the bright sunlight for any
length Of time. Unless you do
you will find yourself at the end
of the summer with whole new
crop Of little squint lines about
your eyes. The sun dries the skin
and the combination of squirting
and drying will make you look
older.
Besides. just from the angle of
eye health you should wear sun
glasses. Sun glasses protect your
eyes from strain. However, you
should take them of when you
are in the house, because If you
wear them continually your eyes
will not be able to adjust as they
did.
During the last World War an
interesting fact was discovered. It
was found that exposure to bright
sunlight cut night time vision from
so to 80 per cent. This loss in
night time vision lasted in propor-
tion to the length of time the in
dividual had been exposed to
strong sunlight. That is why those
in the armed services received sun
glasses.
Today the standards are so high
that practically any sun glass
which reaches the market will be
safe to use.
The style for these dark glasses
was set long ago by Hollywood
stars and today they do seem to
add a dash of chic to the outdoor
outfit.
II you would like to have my
leafiet No. IS with suggestions
about makeup when wearing
glasses send a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your request
for Looking Straight and Pretty"
Address Josephine Lowman, in
care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

reference to have on hand If you're
called upon to serve as supper
chairman for your church guild.
PTA group, or other neighborhood
organization. Copies of this book
let, Feeding q Crowd" are avail
able, free Of charge, by dropping
a card to Frances Barton. General
Foods Corp. $50 Park avenue.
New York II. N. Y.
BAKED TOMATOES STUFFED
WITH CHICKEN AND RICE
6 large Arm tomatoes
/ tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons finely chopped
onion
/ package az cups) pre-
cooked rice -=~.
! can (101a-ounce) condensed
cream Of chicken soup
/ cup milk
l teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
! cup diced chicken
Remove seeds and pulp from
stem end Of tomatoes. Sprinkle
inside Of tomatoes with salt.
Place in shallow baking dish.
Bake in moderate oven (375 de-
grees FL 20 minutes. Melt but
ter in saucepan. Add onions and
cook 2 minutes. or until onion is
tender but not Drowned. Add
rice, soup, milk, salt and pepper.
Blend well with a fork. Continue
cooking until mixture comes to a
boil, stirring occasionally with a
fork. Cover and cook over low
heat 10 minutes. Add chicken.
Fill baked tomatoes with rice
Serve at once. Makes
6 servings.
JELLIED VEGETABLE SALAD
l package lemon favored gel
attn
/ cup hot water
l cup cold water
tablespoon vinegar
l teaspoon salt
"a cup diced cucumbers
Evening star., 1951-06-05
By Violet FouIkner
Food Editor

These are busy days as every
one knows. There are brides to
be honored, and clubs and church
organizations to be entertained
with farewell party before every
one takes of for the mountains.
beach or seashore. And as II this
were not enough there Is always
a luncheon or bridge to give for
a visiting friend or relative, here
to. see the sights.
Add to that list the current crop
Of sweet girl graduates who will
soor be walking down the aisle
with fresh new diploma clutched
In their hands. They, too, deserve
a party for their scholastic
achievements.
Parties often are remembered
for the food, and for the way it
is served, so, every hostess plans
her menu as carefully as she
selects her guest list. A wise and
experienced hostess knows that
O -4VW ACuAAJ SOO0-IcobAA1S 01cA1CSs
especially suited to the season.
the time of day, and the type Of
guests are far more successful
than a more elaborate service.
Some of the food for a party. large
or small. should be prepared in
advance thus minimizing last
minute anxiety and confusion.
While not labeled "for women
only" the luncheon in our picture
was planned to appeal to the fem
inine taste.
Because we think you may want
to entertain one of your clubs i. . /.
or at least be on the food COM
mittee we're also giving you
a main dish salad recipe that will
serve so people. incidentally. a
nice little booklet titled Feeding
a Crowd has just reached my
desk. 1t gives menu suggestions.
buying guide, and recipes for so
and 100 servings. A mighty handy
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Corned Beef Hash

And Eggs
An old-timer but perennially
popular is corned beef hash with
poached eggs. For the novice cook,
here is how to prepare the combi-
nation to win the plaudits OF your
family.
Free cooked corned beef from
skin and fat, cut into dice about
% Inch square. Or use a 12-ounce
can of corned beef, and cut it the
same. You should have a pint OF
dice. Cut enough boiled peeled
potatoes in the same size dice to
make another pint. Melt 4 table
spoons of butter in the top of a
double boiler over direct heat;
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Recipe Notebook

when the butter is hot, add !
minced onion and "a of a green
pepper, also minced. Stir for q
few minutes, until partly softened
Then add the meat, potatoes, some
minced parsley and tablespoons
OF cold water. Cover with a close.
hitting lid and cook over boiline
water for 80 minutes.
When done form the hash inte
individual portions. topping eacf
one with a poached egg just before
serving.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

Pattern No. 1852 is a sew -rite
perforated pattern for sizes IL, IA,
16, l8 and 20. Size ID, dress, re-
quires 37s yards of IS or 80 inch
fabric; jacket, ia yards.
For this pattern. send 30 cents
in coins. your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star. Post Office Box SO, Station
G, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

1t is best to let a burned pan
soak for half an hour or so. then
loosen the stuck-on food with
wooden spoon before washing
thoroughly.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
Pineapple Pickles

A friend OF ours recently re-
turned from Hawaii. bearing gifts
in the form of homemade pine
apple pickles that are as delicious
las they are unusual. Better still
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-17

 Boycott Unloading Russian Cargoes

NEW YORK, (P) - The AFL International Longshoremen'S As sociation QLA has warned ship ping companies that their vessels will be delayed for long periods if stevedores detect Russian car goes.
 ILA president Joseph P Ryan says the shippers must clearly label the country of origin on all packages, or longShoremen will insist that the parcels be opened.
 He adds that unlabelled pack ages coming from Sweden will be viewed Suspiciously.
 Ryan acted Friday after the ILA claimed that it had uncov- cred a large amount of Russian goods, especially furs, slipping through the unions boycott here and in other Atlantic ports.
 Goods from Russia are shipped to Sweden, Ryan said, and then are re-Wrapped before being loaded on America-bound vessels.
 The ILA voted it's ban on handl- ing Soviet goods a year ago, but there is no legal United States government restriction against inn porting such merchandise.
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-17
Taft Announces
 Himself Candidate COP Nomination

WASHINGTON, (P)- Senator Taft announced Tuesday he is a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
 II am going to run because l believe I can conduct the only kind of campaign which will elect a Republican to office" !" the sen ator told a crowded press, con- ference.
 Taft issued three carefully pre- pared statements to more than 100 newsmen, photographers and others who filled the large com mittee room used by Republican senators.
 The longest statement said he would enter the Wisconsin presi- dential primary and also accept the bid of Ohio delegates to the nominating convention next year.
 Senator Bricker, Taft's Repub- lican colleague from Ohio, said that the announcement would give him a definite advantage.
 Ready to take issue with Taft supporters on that point were packers of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- hover, who so far has kept pub licly silent on whether he will seek the COP nomination next year.
 But his supporters say they have no doubt he will be avail able and will make his announce ment when he completes his in definite assignment as supreme commander of the North Atlantic defense forces in Europe.
 No other candidate of either major party has thrown his hat in the 1852 presidential ring. The Democrats are expected to remain silent until President Truman makes known his decision.
 Taft yesterday announced that he would not comment lon other possible candidates for the Re publican nomination"
 He hit at "smearing tactics" of some organizations and singled out one in California for making wholly unjustified attacks on Governor Warren and General Eisenhower"
The Nome nugget., 1951-10-17

Wind can blow the path of continuing electrical discharge as much as 30 feet under certain conditions.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
ANGLQ KALBOS
v A D O v O
nenokarnas priedas

Anglu kalbos vadovas yra ski
riamas asmenims jau sick tick
kalbantiems angliskai. Pirmojoj
dalyj duodama issami medziaga
apie anglu kalbos pagrindus, ta-
ciau silpniau susigaudantiems
gramatikos terminologijoj gall
kilti ivairiu neaiskumu, todel
leidykla nutare leisti nemokama
paaiskinimq prieda. Tame prize
de tilps atsakymai j veikalo pre-
numeratoriu klausimus bel pa
aiskinimai. Kalbamas priedas
bus siunciamas tik juo suinte-
resuotiems nuolatiniams prenu-
meratoriams.
Atrodo, jog Sis leidyklos su-
manymas yra labai praktiskas,
mes tada veikalas bus prieina-
mas be isimties visiems.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
OAR Wis NERA
SUVERENUMO VOKIECIAMS

Antradieni j Londona atvykes
Wax. Vokietijos kancleris Aden-
auer bandysias britQ vyriausybe
itikinti palaikyti Europines ar
mijos plana. Pc sio politiko me-
seniai buvusiu pasitarimu Pa
ryziuje su trim didziaisiais op-
timizmas esas nusluges ir jo
vieta uzemes realizmas. Oar Wis
tebeina gincai, kokio pobddzio
turetu butt vokieciq prisidejimas
prize vakaru gynybos, kas apmo-
ketu visus ginklavimosi kastus
ir pan. Siuloma tuos kastus pa
dengti is okupacijai skiriamu le-
su, taciau sajungininkai Vokie-
tijoje yra ir prasitare apie tai,
kad patys vokieciai ginklams
kalti turetu per metus isleisti
apie 13 bilionu markiu. Isgirdes
toki pasiulyma persigando ne
tik eilinis vokietis, bet ir patys
politikai Bonnos sostineje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

bandes savo padeti isnaudoti
diktaturos link nors bent maza
dalim to, kick tai bando zinomo-
il Vliko dalis - 'tada greiciau-
siai ir visi jo funkcijos prita-
rejai susimastytq ir tartu:
- Palaukite, cia jau ne tas,
ko reikia. Jei Lietuvos bylai
naudingosios teises norma pa
naudoti kan kitam, tai jos jau
ir savo tiesioginei paskirciai ka-
zin ar bebus naudingos -.
Ir greiciausiai, kad tie patys
'smetonininkai" ar kaip JUGS
bevadintum, kurie pirmieji dri-
so palaikyti kitu akyse nepopu-
liaru' dalyka, pirmieji isdristu
pasakyti ir mel" Ir tai galetu
atsitikti irgi neatsizvelgiant, ko-
kia pavarde, koki asmeni tai
liecia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
kALBA APIE TAXA ir KALA GlNl<LUS

bera viena maziausiai patikimq
grandiniu satelitu sistemoje.
Oficialiai Slanskis stabdes so
vietinius reikalavimus didn't di-
~namo masinu ir gelezinkeliu
irengimu gamyba. Dabar jis ap-
kaltintas snipinejes 'priesui'.
Ivyko visiems zinomas vaidini-
mas su iprasta rezisura ir ipras-
tais kkaltinimais. Washingtono
nuomone, nors prezidento Gott-
waldo zvaigzde gal ir pakilsian-
ii, bet ar ilgam? Kai ateis tin
kamas metas ir kai atrodys rel
kalinga, ir su juo bus susidorota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
Aeiu Remejoms!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
nonems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Aukkojo
Antanavicius N, Nashua $1.00
Jurkunas j., Chicago LEO
Zinkevicius ", Montello 500
Vaicekonis j., Chicago LOO
Mazelis Petras, Cleveland 100
silinis K, Cleveland LOO
Dragunevicius l., Hartford 100
zygas Adolfas, Chicago 200
Ulinskaite NJ, Rochester 100
Pupalaigis Balys, Chicago 100
Ozelis K. Dr., Chicago 1.00|
Markunas Mary, Cleveland LOO
Zambliauskas u,
Waterbury, Conn. 4.CO|
Stungevicius l., Chicago 1.O0|
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
DIKTATUROS BAIDYKLE

Dabar mes visi esame tiki
neJami, jog turime drebeti ir
kovoti prizes "Lozoraicio slap
tas mintis tapti diktatorium".
Bet. -. Jau vienuolika metz.
kaip jis turi tuos "baisius do
kumentus' ir Wis dar nematyti
is jo puses jokiu pastangu kaip
nors diktatoriskai reikstis. Vyk-
dydamas savo funkcijas, kaip
Lietuvos Diplomatijos sefas,
sako, jis elgiasi tick demokratis-
kai, kad net atsiklausia zemiau.
siu pareigunQ nuomones, kurios,
grieztai formaliai imant, jis nei
neprivaletu atsiklausti! Jis ME
kur ligi siol dar neuzurpavo ME-
keno teisiu.
Jei min. Lozoraitis butu pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Anot Jurgio Savickio, jeigu
suo jau pakastas, tai kan jo ir
bejieskoti = tegul sau gull pa
kastas -. Bet, jei pakastas ne
CANA giliai ir ina dvokti?
Jau keli menesiai spaudoj
mirga Sic du zodziai: "Vlikas -
Lozoraitis". Ir. cia jau kazkas
ina dvokti. Del to ir kyla klau-
simas, tik gal ne tick k ur,
kick k o k S cia suo pakastas /?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
KOd6I neSiSeka?

totinai reformuotas, ir lygiai pu-
Sc nariu Vlike turf viena srove.
il pasiryzo bet kokia kama W.
rauti. Tx rinkimai kraste yra
pagrindas proporcijai. Emigra-
cijoje, rodos, nereiketu apie tai
ir kalbeti. Tokia padetis yra di-
delis kupstas kelyje. Iskyla gin
GU, kurie nebegali butt isspresti.
Daznai atrodo, kad menki tu
musu veiksniu vidaus nesutari-
mai yra pagrindines ju "proble-
mos, O Lietuvos laisvinimas
virsta lyg ir antraeiliu reikalu.
Kas reikia pasalinti is kelio.
Pasalinti is kelio visa ta vidaus
balasta, kuris trukdo sklaidu,
gera, nuosirdu visu lietuviu pa
triotu bendradarbiavima. Smul-
kiau: a. skubiai nusluoti nuo
savo stalu visas bereiksmes
"problemas', b. Lietuvos reika-
lai pirmoje vietoje statyti, par
tiju reikalai = paskutineje, g
tuojau apjungti bendram dar-
bui visus veiksnius bel visus SUI
sigrupavimus. Is kelio salintinos
ir visos vad. "paslaptys'', kitaip
tariant, partiju kombinacijos.
Tikrosios paslapty nestovi ke-
Lyle.
Kokios isvados. Musu organi-
zacija Xxi siol smunka nesulaiko-
mai zemyn. Pastaruoju metu
! galutinai isryskejes vienos sro-
yes uzsispyrimas zut but issi-
laikyti 'nenusizeminus" (kas
priesinga krikscioniskam prin-
clpul), panelgiant kltas sroves
veiksnius bel diplomatija, Xxi
siol islaikiusia tikraji Lietuvos
valstybes kelia ir neisivelusia
jokias "problemas", pagilina
skaldymasi ir atveria placiau du-
u, ris visokiai separatinei veiklai.
Neseniai vienas tremtinys
man sake: "Duodavau daugiau,
dabar pakaks jiems dolerio. Rel
kia palaukti, gal susitvarkys".
Tai budinga. Liudna ir griaudu
Jei taip els. toliau, lietuvis nebe-
aukos, nors Lietuvai jis labai
daug paaukotu, net savo gyvybe.
Tx atgimimas gall padeti patai-
syti. Reikia nuskaidrinti ora ir
nusvarinti padeti.
DIR. S. Tomas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
SATELITU KRAsTUOSE
RUGIMAS TEBEVYKSTA

Pereita savaite pasaulis vel
atkreipe demesi sovietu sate-
litinius kraStus. Suemus buv.
cekoslovaku komunistu partijos
gen. sekretoriu ir ligsiolini min.
pirmininko pavaduotoja R. SLAM
ski, 100 nuos. komunista, Mask
vos isaukleta ir pilnai patikima
asmeni, susidaro ispudis, kad
salia Lenkijos, Cekoslovakija te-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)

spaudos atstovams dabartines
Americas karines programos
vykdyma. Noredamas paneigti
senate vienos pakomises skun-
dus del zemai puolusios ginklQ
gamybos Il tai atkreipe beveik
aliarmuojanti zvilgsni ir PEREZ
tos savaites "NewsweekO, gy-
nybos mobilizacijos sefas nuro-
de, kad mesa taip jau blogai.
Ginklq gamyba Wis auga ir da-
bar Stems reikalams isleidziama
po biliona dol. per men. siuo me-
tn toji gamyba, palyginus su
pereitais metals, pakilusi iris
kartus. Reikia tiketis ir didelio
civilines gamybos susiaurinimo,
taciau tai ivyks neanksciau XII
tu metQ. Ir Washingtono sluogs-
Mai pabrezia, kad nepaisant
ar Korejoje ivyks paliaubos al
ne, ginklavimasis Amerikoje bus
tesiamas visu smarkumu. No.
rima ligi 1868 m. ginklams pa.
skirt dar 20 bill. dol. Kaip off.
cialiai sakoma, Siuo metu gyny.
bos reikalams kasmet numato-
ma isleisti po Al biliona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
KAS IR DEL KO "UZ
LOZORAITI?"

A1Sl olOl SdlSJO dLIOuy u, hdC
"lozoraitininkai' Siandien yra
tas pats, kas "smetonininkai", c
Sic juk kas gi daugiau, jei ne
kazkieno israstu terminu beta.
riant, "ortodoksai - tautinin.
kai".
Tx paskutiniu laiku pastebi.
ma dalyku, kurie ina kelti abe,
JOHNNY tue tvirtinimu.
Visu pirma, kuriuo bddu il
kada min. S. LOzOraitis galejo
tapti tautininku Cir dar ''orto.
dOksq"!) partiniu patiketiniu?
Niekas neatsimena, kad nepri-
klausomos Lietuvos laikais jis
butQ buves, pvz., TautininkQ Sa-
jungos nariu, ar butu buves,
sakysim, jaunailetuviu, ar neo-
lithuanu bent 5au garbes nariu.
Niekas neatsimena, kad min.
Lozoraitis, lygiai budamas mi
nisteriu, lygiai kitose uzsieniu
reikalu ministerijos pareigose,
butu turejes kokiu artimesniu
rysiu su bet kuriomis anuo me-
tn veikusiomis ryskiosiomis tau
tininku organizacijomis. Jei kas
nors apie min. S. Lozoraiti ir
prisimena bent kick, kaip kadai
truputi pasireiskusi Lietuvos vi
daus politikos partinej veikloj,
tai tik vienu momentu. Sakoma,
kad jis buves vienas is penkiQ
steigeju Ukininku Partijos, ku-
rial treciajame seine atstovavo
R. Skipitis ir J. Aleksa, O pa
staraisiais laikais Vlike - V.
Sidzikauskas ir dabar J. Norkai-
tis. Taigi, jei jau cia galetu butt
taikomas partinis mastas, tai
calcium laukti, kad ir dabar uz
min. Lozoraiti detu galva tos
partijos veikejai, bet ne tauti-
ninkai.
Is kitos puses - nuskambe-
jo zinia, kad tula organizacija,
vadinama Lietuviu Rezistenci-
mes Santarves vardu, palaikanti
rysius su min. S. Lozoraiciu,
kaip SUI Diplomatijos sefu, ir jis
is savo puses esas tares viena
kita palanku zodi apie ta orga-
nizacija
ST organizacija platesniesiems
musu sluogsniams dar nelabai
gerai pazistama, galima sakyti,
tebera dar 'kontraversiju OBJ
jektas". il jau yra apsaukta
"diktaturininku organizacija' ir
pagal Diplomatijos sefo vardo
priesu tvirtinimus, dabar jau il
''lozoraitininku grupe No. y.
Betgi sick tick pastabesniems
vel krinta aki tokia keisteny-
be. Tos "diktaturininku grupes"
pirmininku beesas DIR. S. Kuz-
minskas, nuo senu laiku zino-
mas, kaip liaudininku tarpe sa-
vas zmogus = liaudininku, t. y.
partijos, kuri lietuviskoje visuo-
meneje pretenduoja j demokra-
tijos cempionata! Kitas zymus
tos "diktaturininku grupes" su-
las beesas irgi zinomai liaudinin-
kams artimas asnluo, savo laiku
buves Vlike ir pasireiskes, kaip
vienas is pradininku "reformuo-
ii" Vliko deklaracija ir ivesti j
Vlika -. 1922 metu konstituci-