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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
.ATED TURRET OF BIG BOMBER

astern) is almost second nature. Contrary TO
what might be thought, two and four-gun turrets
do not eliminate the need for proper training IN
aiming. Nor does tracer ammunition solve the
problem automatically. It actually takes quite
lot of practice to learn to interpret tracer cor
reet1V Due TO some optical Illusion the path the
tracer seems 10 the eye TO take is quite different
from that actually followed by the bullet.
A FTER undergoing such a course, and getting
"A final polishing at the Operational Train
ing Unit the A. G. is a good workmanlike shot.
If he proves in practice to be unusually good and
TO be of the type which can teach others well he
will quite probably find himself posted TO the Cen
trail Gunnery School. Here fighter pilots and air
gunners-many Of them veterans Of many raids
train together. The fighter pilots provide the
object lessons BY attacking the bombers and the
bombers do their best in return, Camera guns on
attaCker and attacked make film records which
both parties and their instructors can argue over
at their leisure. At this postgraduate course,
the air-gunners are given a still moro thorough
knowledge Of their guns, of balistcs, OF enemy
planes and their tactics They learn how 70
teach and how to Justify their position as Gun
merry Leaders by being Just that little bit better
than the ordinary air-Cunner They learn 10
anticipate the most violent Cvasiye tactics and ~
shoot just shade straighter and faster than the
enemy. EVaslvc tactics are not random aerObatlcs
they are definite naneuvcrs designed 10 help
the air-gunners besides putting the enemy fighter
off his stroke. All members Of the bomber crew
are linked by the intercomm. phone During at
tack they take their orders from the gunnery
controller in the "astro-hatch' (the small trans
parent dome on the fuselage top. The bomber
pilot may never see the attacking fighter, but he
plans his tactics according TO the rather pungent
eyewitness account which comes over the inter-
comm. wires The air-gunner is, Of course on the
same circuit. A good team knows all the answers
to the usual attacks and the tail gunner is never
caught ION the wrong foot by his pilots tactics
Despite the fact that the turrets are armed only
with the machine guns against the fighters
cannon, the odds not as uneven as might be
thought The rear gunner can count his ammuni-
ton in thousands of rounds as against the hun
dreds of the fighter plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
busy W 0ShingfOM
BY ARTHUR"BUGS" BAER

Washington seems 20 be full Of adagio dancer
7uists magicians and painters on rare old China
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Shows Injustice Of Branding All Seamen Red

bite do not like 20 read deroga-
tory articles about the profess
sion. believe II Is very un-
becoming of a man who IL not
obliged 10 face such dangers To
write such articles. Trusting
YOU will continue to attack
where evil exists hut also give
credit where credit is due, /
am yours truly"
II PRESENTING tins letter
i in fun / trust the author
agrees that If the Merchant
Marine is 10 be an asset 10 this
country after the war 10 viii be
necessary 10 break the power
OF those union officials repre-
Scptlnc minority rule, who
fought every measure of Amcrl-
can preparation for war until
Hiltr\aiiackcd Russia and who
WITT tr1rT1 7C1Tust tt70 tUItrt
States again IF RuSSiaS course
and ours over cease 10 run to-
gCtHcT
As am officer. he viii not bo
eligible for tho union, and as an
American patriot he wdl be SuS-
pcctcd and haraSScd by the
Communists of the union afloat
and ashore in Washington and
New York
Coprgh', 1858. by tinted Features syud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

THAT the 8ay appeared to the aggressive young
l prosecutor and II troubled HIM It troubled him
discover himself growing sympathy for the broken
old gentleman he trying TO send to prison.
morning the defendant appeared with great
bunch of flowers which his wife had picked from their
yard for the young prosecutor.
It was such naive offering without guile, that
Keidan ashed with harsh rebuke to his real
SungrnGy, he reminded the defendant that this
proffered gift might be construed bride offer
He from his chair an hour later heavy of heart
"a begin efossexaminaton He had few relentless ques
lions his tongues end He knew he had only to ask
them and the would be Fhey meant conviction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
REAR GUNNER IN POWER, OPERATED

r EVER the limits Of human endurance
reached Tin being zoomed, banked, dived
and generally hurled about in space it will
be by tail air-gunner When a big bomber comes
under fighter attack, it is commanded by the
control officer in the astro-hatch Under his or
ders the pilot dives, climbs. turns rolls and runs
the whole gamut Of "evasive action Meanwhile,
the air-gunner must keep his sights bearing on
the foe, regardless of whether sudden dive
leaves him floating featherlike under negative
G." or high-speed climbing turn muitiphes his
apparent weight by five. Besides the discomfort,
there is also the angle that the disabement Of
the rear gunner and or his turret is the first OBJ
iectve of the attacking fighter. If the rear tur-
ret can be silenced the road is open to an attack
at close quarters with all the odds in favor Of the
fighter.
The fully fledged air-gunner then, is the
product of careful selection and thorough train
ing. His education as "tail-end Charlie has three
phases, first, the Initial Training Wing (wherc
he will see little either of planes or guns, then
the Air-Gunner School, which is the elementary
education, and, finally to an Operationa Unit
whence he graduates to active service After he
has spent some time on active service he may, If
he is very good air-gunner indeed be sent to
the Central Gunnery School for conversoninto
Squadron Gunnery Instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
BY wESTBROOK PEGLER

BECAUSE ] fear that IN my
ID dctcstation OF all Comulu-
-Hiet> and all things Communist
! have uninicntiGnaliN Wronged
good men In the merchant m8-
rnc. many OF whom unavod-
ably find themselves member, of
Communist party-linc orEaulZ1-
lion the National Maritime
Unon. I am publishing today q
letter from a sailor IN The mgr-
chant service officers school at
Fort Tlrnbull. Now London
Conn which clarifies many
matters.
"As To your slant on things in
general" hC says n agree with
YOU. However. IN your ATTACKS
ON the Communist element in
-the-NAII- a He4-heiHss- Fi4tt-t
unjust Ia the merchant service
~ = whole. There, no doubt, j.
a definite Communist element
In the NM, and many of its
policies probably have followed
the party line, hut ] am con
WINGED this element l. a small
minority The great ma ioritN
Joined for their own protection
against conditions that TViStcd
for years before the union was
formed and the series of strikes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

AFTER. he became wise and great Judge. one of the
l. greatest the annals of the Michigan judiciary.
Great judges though not too and Harry Kedan
and beautiful character as we'll.
He great man because he utterly unselfsh
He tried consciously to add to his stature but
gave tireessly of his greatness to help his troubled fell
lows He could be judge if the occasion demanded
but his inclination always was to lean down and lift the
unfortunate who came before him.
1t was his CUSTOM late of Christmas Eve, to visit
this office and exchange shy greetings with few of his
old friends He said much and never stayed long
because he thought he might be in the way We grew TO
look for him. Instinctivey, shall look for him next
Christmas Eve, and then remember.
7 Asst Christmas Eve reminded Harry kedan OF the
l. old who had died the witness stand He
would permit the story be printed for fear it might
make him look sefrghteous 1t is printed here to
show how gentle of heart he
We shall miss him. All of the and women he has
helped will miss him sorely. ---
All the thousands who knew him inevitably will miss
that big bashfu awkward hgurethat great Judge that
great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

OU> In some Of his recent recon-
mcndauons for postwar recog-
milton, rehabilitation and bcne-
nt,l And many Of the men
had long since retired from the
sea and have now left COM
Portable Shoresidc jobs and
families Ga 20 10 sea again for
purely patriotic reasons. \ sea-
mans paw may seem fabulous
a. compared with soldiers and
sailors pay. hut - Is every de-
Tense workers. He Il the back
bone al our overseas war effort
and after the war will continue
To- be- the backbone Of new and
better merchant marine.
~ >clman'S life is no he'd ~
roses in peace or war and ! see
np reason why his pay should.
In Wartime. hc reduced 10 That
at "a Spldicr or navy sailor. This
reasoning, carried 10 its logical
and just end, would require the
whole country 10 be placed on "A
$50 a month basis.
IL personally, have not been
NJ sea since 1893. Since then,
up TO last year. l lived in the
Tar East returned from
China shortly after Pearl Har-
bur and WAS engaged bY n
branch OF the armed forces for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

IN THE DRAWING at the top the artist has
depicted the tail gunner in action beating off a
fighter attack The twin muzzles of his ma
chine guns prOtrude from slots to left and
right The lower picture is an impression of
the rear gunner in his isolated position, which
at best is crampcd and confined
ing the Pcrspcx Of his turret. He becomes &C
customed too to the endless vigils which are the
lot Of the tail gunner from the moment his plane
crosses the coast until it returns He practices
shooting from planes at canvas drogues, shoot
ing at clay pigeons with shotguns, and at little
models with water Jets He is tested on Link
Trainer to put the final polish on his skill, The
routine the air-gunner learns as second nature is
first identify your enemy, then remember its
wing span. The relative size of the enemy as It
appears in his sights gives the gunner the range
In a good gunner, not only is this process almost
intuitve, but also the allowance for DETECTION
lfor planes attacking on either side Of dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17

INHE man behind the gun has a great deal to
learn and not much time to learn it in. Rec
ogntion is vital, not only to tell friend from foe,
but also the differing species of foe. There is a
great deal of difference between the tactics 70
be expected from an Me 100 and those an F.W.
100 is likely to try, and in all, he must know Go.
odd Nazs at first glance. He must know the
mechanism of several different types of turrets
and sights, know his guns and ammuntion-feed-
ing systems. and he must learn to work as one
of team. He must know dinghy drill, pyrotech-
mic signals often he is wireless operator as we'll
Above all, he has to learn. to shoot well in every
kind of light and from every kind Of angle He is
reminded of little things that save lives and ma
chimes, such as the right way to use ones eyes
at night, and the Importance of personally clean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-17
Judge Harry B. Keidan

n nee years ago. when he was a Young assistant
~ prosecutor they assigned Harry 3. Kedan to prose
cute businessman charged with falsifYng financial
statement and thus obtaining money by fraud from a
bank.
The defendant was a small manufacturer with good
past reputation There question about his technical
guilt but as the progressed Keidan became con-
vinced he had httle If any criminal intent
Here was kindly, elderly man whose pride in his
little plant had tempted him to unwise expansion.
sudden shift Of the business barometer had mperied the
business that has life In his frantic quest for financial
aid he had resorted childish deception and he had
been virtually beside himself when he committed the als
hCatlon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
A automobiles Wanted

AsA-JuSK CARS WANTED
y CHEST dollar paid Tow ntsuG tsitS
BUSINESS MAN wants 40 or 81
car will paw cash Call Plaza 1888
BITTER price paid for junk cars ans
Trucks olive eGGu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
House Troiiers
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WAIT mo'afcy,les or egHt~.e Cash Va
ms Ftw Ea0os 60 et'A Grarf RS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Radio and Supplies
Radio Service

Radio Service
FRFF estimates minor repairs. 81 nn
vscuums repaired. 1892 JOY Road
Tyler s675
FREE CHfCtLP
PFRFSH RADIO SERVICE. loss Michigan
GUARANTEED service. Including parts
and tubes. current models ; Pop. 7 Ter
SOS
RADIOS s.srtUtal appliances repaired.
service calls GtHrartred Hogsrh
$50 Hsnes Radio
SELLING AC no tubes V3iH sl' repair
work PeAsouable Car u kerdaill
A4ts Third Temple B 5i1'
READ Tlmes Mani Ads for lrodt -lse
Them fnT results.
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Wanted

MUST HAVE 90 ~ ~ chevrolet
Will pay Sasn Plngree s0oi
SELLING YOUR CAR?
Ne WI Buy II IA Pay HIGH DOLLAR
MACK-GRATIOT co.
3171 GRATIOT AVENUE
rs WARS CHFVPOLET DEALER
STILL BUYING ALL CARS OFFERED
At 41a1 WOODWARD TF 2 2Rsi,
BETWEEN Fh7EST AND WARREN
WANTED az modsi Nsr0lr, Ford
Chsyfosi .or cssh Csu MI PARIS rs
. f2t2
Will PAY good price for a 1897 or 1898
Ford PinEree 1902
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

AUTO Tops scar covers Business cuupes
co-vertcd " passenger Coupes. General
Top ana Trim, 3n5s Fsnkeli UnNsrsit,
. $500
CONSULT fhe erls sed Rea estate iis,
inEs N tire ps SUNDAY TINES Wsut -
Section
COMPUTE collision vors n0thtng down
StN ARD GARAGE 7o SEWARD
CONSitr rrs ro.a sed rrs- F.iss list
ns' mo rE Surrss Times Hsrt/Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

fields in which at night vivid circles of blue fire
are formed by the whirling tips of the propeller
blades, gun.barrels and trailing aerial.
A greater danger even, lies in the severe ice
ing conditions prevalent in cumulo-nimbus. When
these occur, countless millions of tiny water-drop-
lets rising rapidly to great heights become super
cooled in transit and freeze instantly on contact
with the surface of aircraft forming layers of ice.
George W. Adamson n navigator with the
RAE, formerly an artist whose drawings appeared
regularly in Punch. has contributed some graphic
sketches Of incidents he and his fellowfers expert
enccd over the Atlantic. The drawings and sketches
are reprinted from the Illustrated London Ne~s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

for aircraft Often they indicate powerful electrical field,
creating violent disturbances that put considerable strain
feet, their craft ran into bank of cumulo-nimbus
clouds. Immediately, the artificial horizon went
mad followed quickly by the great -flying-boat
itself The pilots suddenly found their heads touch
ing the roof of the cockpit; the navigator who had
spread out his instruments on the table, saw them
floating up from the surface. TO add to the fan
tastic effect he found himself following them. The
cook, at one moment preparing breakfast, in the
next discovered himself in the roof looking up be-
lieve it or not, at his stove
Then, just as suddenly, the cumulative Ono
pun intended) madness ceased, and the craft was
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

pIaheS upon pTotuDeFdHI PuHIS OF
propeIe guns and trailing electric force often is
back on a level keel But in those few unforgettable
moments of topsy-turvy the flying boat had been
hurled upward and over by force greater than
that of gravity.
Another wild experience was undergone by
bomber which, passing through two masses of
cumulo-nimbus-one positively and the other mega
lively charged-was struck by lightning and en-
veoped in blue fire. The machine instantly plunged
into a dive at more than 400 miles an hour.
The menace lurking within these beautiful
clouds may take the form of powerful up-currents
and ,down-currcnts, which toss the largest of air.
craft about like baseballs in fielding practice,
again, it may take the shape of strong electrical
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

TOWERING and beautiful eumulo nnbus clouds, so i'm
pressve when seen from ground contain hidden menace
YyO find oneself in an upside-down world must
be at any time an unusual experience When
inanimate objects begin to go topsy-turvy the
same way, one has to resort to the word: Gin
credible"
Yet, such an experience befalls occasionally
the crews of the big American b bombers that
are being flown to Britain, and it is exactly what
happened recently to the men aboard Sunderland
flying boat over the Bay of Biscay These men
know now that Alice in Wonderland is not fairy
tale at ALL They know how Alice felt
Flying at height of between 1000 and 5000
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"A | N T Y S
(Bus daugiau)
V. J. B.

Visi gall padaryti tai ka vienas emo
gus padaro.
Samojingas protas yra vaizduotes
gele.
zmogaus brolyste persviecia visus
"izmus''
Metafizika nera tuscias plepesys bet
gyvenimo filosofija.
Patarimas yra lyg sniegas: iuo min
kstesnis jis krinta, juo ilgiau jis laikosi ir
giliau nugrimsta prote.
Opinija Waldo pasauli.
Pazinimas yra meiles vadas il mo-
kytojas.
Geliausiojo meile yra dvyne sieloje.
Nezinia IL trukSmas yra sipnaproty-
ste. Pasleptu gamtos jiegu pazinimas yra
okultiznas. Zmogaus ir jo dualiu jiegu
pazinimas yra sielos mokslas.
Knygos skatina mus j susimastynla.
Rimtas If ramus zmogus Waldo visus.
Grozis zavi axis; bet nuopelnas nuga-
Ii siea.
Mano protas yra mano paties karali-
ia.
Tas neranda draugo kas niekad netr-
rejo neprietelio.
Meilus zodziai yra pasaulio muzika.
Uzuoiauta yra auksinis raktas, kurs
atrakina kitu sirdis.
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Krazi4 Skerdyne

80 patys tue tarpu galit paguliat'
(pauliavot)'', tare gubernatorius savo pa
|dejejams tose skerdynese.
Zinomas kazoku uliavoiimas = pleSi-
mai tulto IL gedinimas moteru, apie ka
sunku IL apraSyti, viena, geda antra IL
kru ziniu negalima sugaudyti, mes iSge-
dintos moterys, merginos, net jaunos ner-
gates, slepesi IL niekam nesisake apie sa-
vo nelaime
Galite vienok man tiketi kad prie ka-
zoku uliavojimo buvo daug baisiu regyk-
lu - baisesniu dar negu anas praliejilnas
kraujo pas baznycia
Taip kazokams besiauciant, isnekin-
ia sventinycia iko tuscia, ant altoriaus
dar Wis stovejo sv. Sakramentas
Pazystamas jau NUNS, taip didziai
bojantis apie Sv Sacramento garbe, Kun.
Mazeika, neturedamas dabar priesu at
ejes drasiai perneSe Sv. Sacramento pa
rapijos baznycia.
Kelios suk1uvintos moteriskes lydeio
svkiu su kunigu Svenciausia, bet prisiar-
tinus prie Krazentos tito, buvo kazoku
suimtos ir nuvarytos valsciaus rastine
Tuo tarpu valsciaus raStines kiene
apie dvylikta valanda dienos, stoveio ke-
letas simtu vyru ir moteru, kazoku ir po-
licijos saugojamu. zmones buvo nusimi-
ne, isblyske If ivairiai suzeisti.
Pc geru pietu atejo ten gubelnato-
rius, drauge su Raseiniu miesto daktaru,
Vasilenka II prasidejo naujos nedorybes
- kankinimas arba pliekimas znoniu ma
gaikonis.
Gubernatorius reke: "As jums paro-
dysiu kas as esu!"
Padejo suola ir gubernatorius llepe
kazokams paeiliui kiekviena is vyriSkuju
burio nurengti, TEST ant suolo ir kirsti
per nuoga kuna nagaikomis Daktaras
Vasi! !enka, pagal zmoniu tvirtuma skyre
kick kuris turi gauti nagaiku. Guberna-
tolius kertant pats nagaikas skate Mo
terys, vyrus beplakant, sustatytos dvi
eiles, tureio prisiziureti tam musimui il
laulti Xxi ateis ju ellie. Tas netycia IL tel
smc buvo pripazinta. Moterims buvo "a
deta po 10 Xxi Is nagaiku. Vyrams dave
nuo 40 Xxi so.
(Bus daugiau)
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Skaulli ISvada

Musu senas veikejas, J. j.
MENUS, veikla nuo 1900 Xxi
1910 metu Dirvoje perzvelges,
sako:
''Musu jaunimas cia moks-
lus isejo laisvose molyklose,
apsiskaites geru pasauliniu ra-
STU, gerai orientuojasi. Tarp
jo ir musu ateiviq pasidar5
praraja, kuri skiria il nuo mu-
su'.
MENUS kaltina mus pacius.
Tiesa, dalinai kalti, let kaltos
ir salygos kuriose musu vadai
ir ateiviu mase isaugo. Kaip
MENUS pripazysta, Rusu mo-
kykJos ir valstybes NUNS pa.
siruosti kliude. 31''" 80"
Mes privaletume Amerikos
mokyklas isejusi jaunima trau-
xii ] musQ gyvenima. Cia daug
padetq geras AngliSka kalba
zurnalas.
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KAS KA. RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. Sirvydas.
PranOve

koestler, kuris save vedina
"kairiuoju be manu-, raso is
Londono apie Anglijos darbo
luomo praziopsota proga par
liamentariniu budu socializma
lvykdyti Anglijoje, po Dun
kirko-Singaporo nelaimiu. Sa-
ko, kapitalistai net dabar ste
bisi kodel darbininkai to nepa-
dare.
Koestler parase keleta ido-
miQ knygu, tarp ju "Vidudie-
MO Tamsa", kur nuvaizduoja-
ma Maskvos "valymo" bylas.
Jis sake, Anglu darbo vadu ne
sugebejimas socializma ivyk-
dyti esas dar vienas irodymas
Europos socialistu netikumo.
Vokieciai socialistai proga pra-
move Weimaro respublikos me-
tn. Amerikos socialistai visai
nusmuko krizes metu (per de
presija). Socialistai Prancu-
zijoj ir Ispanijoj suklupo "po-
puliariu frontq" gadyneje.
znonija animal tiki j Me-
sija, geresni rytoju. Ia ry-
toju socialistai nesugebejo su-
kurti. Jie progas pramove.
Politikos sajudziai, matyti,
turf savo gyvenimo raida. Jie
gimsta, auga, bresta. Jei, SUI
brende, galios nepagrobia tai
VISTA ir nudziusta. Socializ-
mas, komunizmas, Antras ir
Trecias Internacionalas suvy-
to, pasiliko tik vienintelis dar-
ho luomo ginklas - darbo uni
jos.
Socializmo sajudis pas Ame-
rikos Lietuvius sudziuvo kai
socialistai nesugebejo istoti
kova uz tautos laisve 1914 me-
tais. Musu kai kurie kataliku
vadai dar bando "paskutiniu
patepimu" socialistu gyvybe
palaikyti, bet socialistiSko lai-
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krascio Maui. Gadynes zlugi-
mas sinlbolingas.
EET
MenuliO NOri

Ir Brooklyno kataliku Ame-
rika pasigenda po Pittsburgho
konferencijos uzmigusiu "sep-
tyniu mieganciQ broliu" =
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos.
Sake: "jau laikas butu rodytis
SUI konkreciais darbais". Vie
mas butiniausiQ, sake, leisti
Angliska kalba zurnalas, ku-
ris butu kulturinio pobudzio ir
skelbtu Lietuviska informaci-
ja placiuose sluogsniuose ir
Lietuviska varda (bei darbus)
keltu. Amerika siulo Kunigu
Vienybei tokiam zurnalui pra-
dzia duoti. Reiskia, is Tary-
bininku nesitiki nieko gero.
Bet = pabudo ir "septyni
broliai" nutare pavesti New
Yorkieciams sudaryti "plana"
(patys to nepajiegia ir nera
tam tinkami) kaip toki zurna-
la leisti - ir vel uzmigo! Taip
tai visi svarbQs tautiniai dar-
bal velkasi ir delsiasi, kol gy-
vuoja negamtine kataliku-so-
cialistu koalicija.
Su tautininkais dirbdami,
musu katalikai jau butu SIM
tamyliais batais pirmyn zygia-
We. Dabar gi jiems ko nors
noreti = reiskia, tik menulio
geisti.
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n A L / M E T A
IL uz ka, ir uz ka
Tas biednas zmogus Lietuvos
Kencia toki varga,
Velka pancius Sales kitos?.
Juk mamos Wis NADIA,
Ir kryzium laiminti vaikai. 49,.
Rodos sta karta
Nieko neskolinga anal. -.
Mes visi juk bride
Per karo lauka Lietuvoj,
Vistiek kada gime
Neisbegom laiku lankoj.
Ir uz ka, il uz ka
Mes Wis kenciam, mirstam kovoj? ....
Tai uz laukta diena -
Mus vaikams bus geriau rytoj!. -.
Ona Pucetaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31
SENOS DAINOS
(Margalis)

Tinka, tinka dainos man,
Kurias seses gieda;
Klausant ju, man is akiu
ASaros iSrieda. -.
AS ilgiuosi Lietuvos
Nuolat ir nuobodziai;
ia isvysdamas, dainu
Pasiklausau godziai.
Oh skambekit, mylimos
Dainos po tevyne,
JUS NUNS ikvepiat jausmus,
Uzkuriat krutine.
Per JUS mintys senteviu
Ainiuose atgimsta;
Kas pazino jus gerai
Be jusu nebrimsta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31
S A P NININ K A S

kama SUI prisiuntimu SIPS
Didelis, gausiai paveiksluotas Sapninykas,
graziai sutvarkytas isaiskinantis kiekviens
;apna. Kiekvienas privalo il tureti save
n2-1uose.
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