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Evening star., 1946-12-22

Ger inquire CildG
fails to suggest the strength that
was necessary for her to make a
success of farming.
This unassuming member OF the
Little Cabinet circle, however, comes
from sturdy stock. Both of her
parents crossed the continent via
the covered wagon route - her
mother back in 80, when she was
only 8, and her father year later
when he was 16.
Mrs. Dodd vividly recalls the sto-
ries her mother told of those pioneer
days. The long trek from Illinois
to Oregon took six months and the
little girl walked more than hall
| the way, most of the time bare
footed, as she helped to drive a
team Of oxen.
Mrs. Dodd's mother also had a
fund Of stories about her expert
ences with the Indians. After her
marriage, she frequently was lef,
alone with her young children but
she always followed her husbands
advice to give the Indians food wher
they appeared in the vicinity. The
policy had good results. When Mrs
Dodd's oldest sister was scaided
severely while she was playing about
her mothers wash tubs, no one was
more solicitous than the Indiar
Chief, Black Hawk, who otter
stopped to inquire about her con-
dition.
Mrs. Dodd, who formerly was
Pauline Ensminger, was born and
reared on a farm in Baker Valley
Oreg., where her parents settled
Shortly after her marriage, she and
Mr.. Dodd acquired their first farm
| in the same valley and it is still
their home.
The undersecretary is native Of
Iowa, but moved West as a young
man in search Of relief from an
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Eggnog Party

Official washington was well rep
resented yesterday. at the eggnog
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward K. Wheeler in Kenwood,
Md.
One of the first of the guests to
arrive were the father and mother
Of the host, Senator and Mrs. Bur-
ton K. Wheeler Of Montana.
Mrs. Wheeler helped to serve the
eggnog during the afternoon and
generally assisted her daughter
in-law in entertaining her guests.
Mrs. Wheeler also asked Mrs
Paul Porter to assist.
Evening star., 1946-12-22
Exclnsively Yours,
Capital Is Ready for Santa Claus
With Carols, Cards and Cocktails
Betty Beak

everhly widening their cnlneys al the a
moment and sending Christmas greetnes IN an
last all year. Heres WISH
that to each Of you:
I'm hoping I can make YOU see
MY wishmas Merry Christmas tree
tree long green branches bend
With all greetings that send,
tree that's planted strong and fast
To make these Yuletide greetings last.
Carols chanted to
Best wishes, Merry Christmas from
holiday the where
withal lacking heavenly holly metoe,
until will be the at the John Alexander
getting for the
Stifels afternoon
heart-warming
Capitals Christmas
you
will probably coming from socies bestknown cao who will
George Halton o'clock will slight
getting all
climb aboard their special bus
There will be route and within the for the
outside Hlcrest the little chdn
against the window they into the dark The
will throw their windows
they slip of into the night tydngs
to still another home
Patsy Gibson group
Cocoran Thorn and Adelaide
Carroll Morgan Sidney Walter Chpp Carroll Gvers
william Fathers and the Jimmy Fathers and
Gale Mclean Hawkins
Macleod the latter house guest Australia When cang
all another rolls byhere the Samuel
Evening star., 1946-12-22
LITTLE HUNGARIAN

LITTLE HUNGARIAN
READY FOR GREETING.
Four-year-old EUa Borsody,
daughter of the Counselor OF
the Hungarian Legation and
Mrs. Stephen Borsody, is all
prepared to give Christmas
greetings to the children OF
other lands in the annual in
terndtionnl children's broad
cast over the National Broad
casting network this after
noon.
Upper Right
SALUTE FROM SWEDEN.
All dressed up in her na-
the costume is Alexandra
Aminof, daughter of the
Counselor of the SUedish Le-
cation and Nine. Aleris de
Aminof. The 13- year old
Alexandra is among the Al
children taking part In to-
days program.
Evening star., 1946-12-22

Mrs. Norris E. Dodd, wife Of the
Undersecretary Of Agriculture, has
q fragile look that is utterly deceiv-
ing.
For hers is a colorful story of life
Evening star., 1946-12-22

WILL SPEAK FOR UNITED STATES.
Jimmy Krug Syearold OF the Secretary OF the interior
and MRS Julius A. Krug gets acquainted ,oth the mike
,oich his Christmas greeting today the porld
Jimmy 1DiH be the first to appear on the broadcast
TO GIVE GUATEMALAN MESSAGE ~
Sergio Tepichn, another 4gearold takes look at his
natipe appears the globe achie contemplating
Christmas greeting he H broadcast this afternoon He
grandson uaendan Ambassador and Sonora de
Garcia GrunadoS
Evening star., 1946-12-22

In the Far West,
where hunting
and fishing were
favorite sports
and where she
directed the op-
erationS on q
large ranch in
Oregon for sew
eral years after
her husbands
career sent him
to the Capital.
Her soft gray
hair frames a
gentle face. And
she has a slen-
der figure that
Evening star., 1946-03-25

.ta
TI5
Evening star., 1946-03-25
p !
Tour Red Cross
will see them
through
SHARE!"

t.
....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
HELP WANTED
+ o L y + \ \ CLERKS

+ o L \ + \ n LER X S
white, male and female;
starting salary S31.2O pcr
week; opportunity for promo
ton to fountain supervisors
or other departments. Uni
forms furnished and launder-
ed free. Positions available
at once. Applicants must be
eighteen years Of agn or over
and be able to furnish birth
certificate. We will get you
place TO live. Write or apply
in person to Employment
Office. Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, II p Street, \. f.,
Washington, y. G.
2S-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
"RECIS r + r f. y PHARMA.

'RECIS f r + PHARMA-
ciSts'' - male and female.
Must be licensed or able 70
reciprocate in the District of
Columbia. Virginia or Mary
land. $4,000 a month Time
and One-half for overtime.
4S-hCur week. Permanent
positions Large prescription
business. excellent working
conditions, excellent chance
for advancement to assistant
store manager at higher pay.
Vacations with pay. We will
get you place to live. Write
or apply in person to Mr.. {.
B. Aldrich, Peoples Drug
Stores, inc, IT p. Street,
n. E., Washington, d. c.
2S-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
HELP WANTED

GOOD WHITE MAN WITH FAM
lily wanted to farm h%alf-shares "A
tobacco allotment. Most corn land
bedded. Plenty good tobacco
plants most garden planted. New
4-room house, electricity. Good
well water and neighbors. 3 miles
from town. New coal stoker for
curing. See J. H. Neathery at Her
bert's Yellow Front. 28-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

DOT FOR SPRAYING AND OTHER
purposes. Also, good selection Of
garden implements, axes, wedges,
mauls and other farm needs. c. j.
Fleming Supply Co., Montgomery
street. Zo-Oti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that | have
qualified as administrator d. 3. N.
of the Estate Of Dr.. w. II. Furman,
late Of Vance County. All persons
indebted to said estate are asked to
make immediate settlement with the
undersigned. Persons holding claims
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

ATTENTION FARMERS-WE WILL
be in position to furnish you all
the stoker coal you will need for
curing tobacco. Place your orders
early. Nights Coal & Wood. 26-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
AUTOMOTIVE

WANTED TO BUY A SECOND
pick up truck in good condition,
Phone 9+9 between g a. m. and
! p. m. Frank Drew, il. 28-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

BUY CHOICE SECOND CUTTING
Alfalfa from Legg-Parham Co.
best hay for dairy purposes. A. J.
Cheek, Broker. 28-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
FARM SUPPLIES

CHICKEN FEED, SHlPSTUFF.
Dairy Feed and Baled Hay. Also,
Salt Brick and other stock needs
and farm supplies X available
now at c. j. Fleming Supply Co.,
Montgomery street. 28-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
LIVESTOCk-CHICKS

OUR 700 BARRED EOCK Pull
lets layed $4,000 eggs before jan
uary |. We have chicks from these
fine hens for sale now. Also Reds,
White Rocks and LcGhoras. Call
or write Henderson Hatchery.
SIIOATS - SHOATS-I HAVE 40
head Of choice pigs and shoata,
eight purebred poland china gllts
and bOars. Also a fresh guernsey
cow for sale or trade. Leon Harris,
Spring Valley road. 2G-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

WANTED: EXPERIENCED COOK
at Little Hotel. Liberal pay. Apply
in person at once. Mrs. r. j. Cor
bitt. 2G-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

DOT SPRAY AND DUST IN ALL
forms. 5-l0-and-25 per cent. Also
every kind Of d~isinfectant, seed
treatment, and insecticide. Wat
kinS Hardware Co. 28-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

YOU CAN OBTAIN HORSE AND
Mule Shoes at c. J. Fleming Sup
ply Co. Also, Horse Shoe Nails.
Harness needs, collars and collar
pads for sale. See us for all your
farm needs. c. J. Fleming Supply
Co. Montgomery street. 2o-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

POULTRY AND STOCK REMEDIES
of all kinds including DR.. Legears'
and Blackman's Stock Remedies,
DR.. Salsbury's Poultry Health
Needs and other supplies for stock
and poultry. Parker's Rexall Store
29-3t'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

WANTED SALESMAN WITH CAR
to call on grocery stores. Pay good
commission. Can make from $50 to
$50 per week or % with right
man. Can be used as a side line if
you do not have me-. See O. c.
Jones or call 255-J. 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
WANTED

FARMER BRING US YOUR
Cows, Veal and Hogs. We pay top
prices dead or alive. Cab US and
we will come to see them. S. W.
Renn's Grocery, Phone 1l01-W.
25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

Pillow LINES, BRIDLES, COL
lars, slip harness, hame strings,
snaps, halters, traces, and all
kinds of PloW points. Watkin:
Hardware Co. 28-Jt,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE TWO GOOD BUILD
ing lots facing hard surface on
Raleigh Road. Call 358-J. 27-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

CHICKEN SUPPLIES, BROODERS,
electric OF oil. Leg bands, tablets,
chicken wire, fence posts, water
founts in five sizes, and special
DOT for chicken houses. Watkins
Hardware Co. 28-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

TWO MATTRESSES WANTED. EX-
perience unnecessary. Room and
meals. Apply in person Hotel
Vance. 28-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

INSECTICIDES. LARGE SELEC-
ton, including Aerosol Bomb con-
tanning DOT, Tri-oeen for hoses
Lime Sulphur, Arsenic OF Lead,
Paris Green, LarVeX and Dlcholrl-
eide for moths. Fill your needs
now at Parker's ReXall Store.
28-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
Pigs and ShOats

See j. G. Abbott or ]. {. White.
2G-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
E N PLANTS

GARDEN SEED FOR EARLY
planting. Get them in the ground
as early as possible-Garden Peas,
Beets, Cabbage. Tomato, Carrots,
Turnips and Salads, Flower seed
also. Woolard'S. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

FOR SALE NICE FAT HENS ON
foot. Homer Price, 100 Elm St,
after 3 p. m. 27-2ti
PIGS AND SH is FOR
sale one half mile below
Standpipe on Chicken Farm
Road. Warren Duke.
2G & %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
LOST AND FOUND

LOST TUESDAY AFTERNOON
between Valet cleaners and my
home a red and white checked silk
dress, child's dress. size 6. Reward
Mrs. j. B. Gee, sos Chestnut ST .,
phone 83O-W. 21-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

ONE RACK OF LADIES COATS
and Suits, $3.50. Massee's Store,
23-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE
repaired now tor Spring sewing.
Parts, Service. Adjusting. All work
guaranteed. Tanner Sewing Ma
chine & Electric Shop. l03 N. Gar
nett street. T-T-S-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

WE CAN REBUILD A WORKOUT
motor 50 it will p%urr-rr-rr like
new. Seven skilled mechanics at
your service. Hester Motor Co.
1913 HOrner street. Thurs-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

WHEN YOU NEED SEEDS OR
plants visit The Farmers Store"
c. J. Fleming Supply Co. We have
d full selection of Garden and
Farm Seeds. Also, Cabbage Plants,
Onion Sets and Nancy Hall Bed
ding Potatoes. Choice varieties Of
Soy Beans, Lespedeza, Rape, Irish
Cobbler and Maine Grown select
Seed Potatoes. c. J. Fleming Sup
ply Co. Z6-1tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28
Citizens Bank &
Trust Co.
AGENTS

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Phone 1879 Hendc""cn. N. G.
28-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

DON'T DELAY. PLANT NOW. YOU
Will find a complete selection p1
quality garden and flower Sc is
here. Package or bulk. Park IS
ReXali Store. 70 i'll
SEED. "WOOD'S" PACKAGE SLED
and weighed out seed potat jes,
hybrid com, asparagus roots. A
complete stock "Wood's' soed.
Watkins Hardware Co. 26-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-28

Jasper B. Hicks
Attorney
iiCndCrgD II c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
URUGVAJAUS LIE
TUVIU PROKLA-
MACIJA

Dirvos redakcijai prisiustas
laikrastis is Montevideo, Urug.
vajaus, Ell Dia, kuriame telps
ilgas dyieju kolumnu straps.
mis-, patiektas tenaitiniu Lietu.
viu komiteto, sarysyje su Lie.
tuvos laisves byla, pavadintas
manifesto De Los Lituanos
Residences en- Uruguay"
Straipsnyje isdestoma Lie.
tuvos NeprikIausomybes atsta.
tymas pereito karo metu, SUI,
tartys su Sovietu Russia, il
pagaliau sio karo metu boise.
viku klastos ir Lietuvos, Lat
WHO'S, Estijos ir kitu kaimyni-
niu Sally okupavimas.
Straipsnyje paminima boise,
viku sutartis su Vokieciais Sic
karo pradzioje, paskiau Lietu-
vos okupavimas, pravedimas
klastingu rinkimu ir prijungi-
mas prie Sovietu Sajungos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
LIETUVOE zMO-
MES Wis SUIMAMI,
ISVEZAMI
Eltos Biuletenis raSo:

Eltos Biuletenis raso:
Tokiu masiniq suemimu kaip
l94O-41 metals nera. Suima-
mi individualiai. Juos deda j
kalejima, is kalejimo jau We
zami ] Rusija. Transportas j
Rusija eina per Kauno ir Viii
niaus kalejimus j menesi po
iris Xxi pusketvirto tukstancio
zmoniu, daugiausia ukininku
ir darbininku. Isveza pirma
ylska ateme, net drabuzius -
juos pakeicia skarmalais. Sto-
tin varo buriais, dienomis pri-
yercia gatvese klaupti.
Isveza daugiausia prie Ura-
10; vyrus misko darbams, mo-
teris sunkiems zvejybos dar-
bans. Darbas ir maitinimas
zlauruS.
Vienas gautas laiskas NAL
dauja kad tik greiciau pasiro-
dytq atomine bomba ir pada-
rytu gala ju kancioms.
Vlenlems suimtiems daro-
mas teismas, kiti isgabenami
niekam apie teisma negirdint.
Tarp kitty nuteisti: DE-. Toliu-
Sis 8 metams, tevas Jezuitas
10 metQ, J. Keliuotis 3 met.
Suimtas bet po penkiu me-
nesiu paleistas z. Toliusis, taip
pat DR.. A. Juska ir kiti.
Propagandos reikalui par
vezti esq DR.. Bistras, Doc. &C.
sevicius, DR.. K. Ambrozaitis,
B. zygelis, Indrisiunas ir kit.
Gyvas esas ir Kun. Mironas.
Sugrazintu is Vokietijos Lie
tuvoje nedaug, apie 1 nuos.-
tik moterys ir vaikai. Vyrai
paimti j kariuomene arba is
vezti darbams nepamate Lie
tuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
Japonija ir kitos Rytu.
Tautos Badauja

Japonijoje po karo pralaime-
jimo gyvenimas taip sugriuvo
kad Japonijos zmones susidu-
re su maisto kriziu.
Gen. Macarthur, Japonijos
valdytojas, kreipesi i Alijantu
maisto taryba reikalaudamas
skirt tuojau 625,00O tony ry-
ziu Japonu maitinimui.
Alijantu zinioje yra 2,OOO,-
900 tony ryziu, kuriu reika'au-
ia % rytu tautos, kurios ry-
ziais minta. India reikalau-
ia savo maistui 100000 to-
nu ryziu. Kinijai reikalinga
$4,000 tony ryziu.
Amerikos globojamoms Fill
pinu salos taip pat reikalauja
maisto, O tam reikalinga 122,-
900 tonu ryziu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
Amerika Saugojasi
Europos Ligu

Kai pereita savaite atskrido
is Paryziaus Leon Blum, kuris
atsiustas cia gauti Prancuzijai
paskola, j pasitiko Prancuzi-
jos ambasadorius, State De-
partmento virsininkai, ir kar-
tn su jais viesos sveikatos val
dininkai.
Kai Prancuzijos ambasado-
rius istiese ranka Blum'a svei-
KNIT, Amerikos sveikatos val
dininkas sulaike jam ranka,
pareiksdamas kad svecias ne
perejo dar per sveikatos pa
tikrinima.
Kadangi Blum devejo pirsti-
nes tai kitas sveikatos vladimir
kas pastebejo kad jie gall pa
sisveikint.
Tas lVykls parodo kad Anne
rika grieztai prisilaiko sveika-
tos patikrinimo visu is kitQ
saliu atvykstanciu zmoniu, pc
senovei, ar tai butu didelis di-
plomatas ar biednas imigran-
tas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
TUOMET


Tu tuomet isejai tevynes ginti,
JOS liudna balsa saukiant isgirdai.
Tx nezinai kaip lga man seseliuos
II kaip tie nykus liko vakarai. -.
O daug praslinko vakaru graziausiu,
Oar daug dainu skanbejo po lankas,
Bet kas man be taves, tyriausio dziaugsmo,
Kas be taves pralinksmins man dienas.. 49,.
0 daug jau laiko nuo tada praslinko,
Kentejo teviske kraujo klane.
Palike mes namus liudni keliavom,
! nezinia SUI sirdzia neramia.
Naktim sapnuodavau teyyne savo,
Maciau maldaujancias as jos axis,
0 laidotuyiu himnai man skambejo,
O taip tamsi paliko ateitis.
Tu tuomet isejai tevynes ginti,
Bet negryzai jau niekad pas name.
Tx svetimoj padangej tavo vaizdas
Daznai man rodosi tyliam sapne. -.
Daznai mintim nuklystu tevyne,
Ir Wis tikiuos kad grysi tn kada....
Ir Wis tikiu - nuSyis NUNS laisves saule,
Ir vel tevyne musu bus laisva!
M. sarkyte
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
KULTURINE LIETUVOS PABE-
GELIU VOKIETIJOJE VEIKLA
1945 METALS

Raso Stepas Vykintas-Poyilavicius, buves
LietuvOs Aldo kuturinio skyriaus redakto-
rius, zinomas teatro ir literaturos kritikas.
Dabartiniu metq Stepas Vykintas drauge SUI
simtais tukstanciu kitty isyytuju is tevynes
gyvena VOkietijOje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
BOLsEVIKQ TEISMAS

Uze liepos, verke medziai,
Sakas lauze jovarai. -.
Placiais vieSkeliais bezadziais
Ejo iStremtu pulkai.
zenge asaru pedomis,
Nematydami taku...
Su rysuliais su naStomis
Is teviskiQ, is saw. 80.
Juos isvare okupantas
Su durtuvais, SUI kardais;
Ir isake komendantas
NeStis vieSkeliais kietais
TeviSkeles rekvizavo,
Ir duonute ir svirnus. -.
Nei suneliai lakt negavo,
Stauge, bego per laukus.
Paskum stotys ir peronai
Alsavo minia tirsta.
Rio, RHO Wis vagonai,
Saule kepino karsta.
Traukiniai uze, dundejo,
Nese asaru klanus;
Alkani, basi klegejo:
''Turbut Dievo teismas bus. -
Bet ne Dievas teisma dare,
Tx bolseviks tas ziaurus;
| stepynus jis isvare
Musq brolius, mus savus. -.
Maria Aukstaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29

riniu laikrasciu CANA stiprus yra Al. Merkelio
redaguojamos 'Lietuvos zinios', Hanau, ir H.
Blazo 'Lietuviu Basas', Regensburge. Taip pat
eina keli zurnalu isvazdos leidiniai: 'Batija",
"Gintaras", 'Alguvos Baras' etc. Ypac grazu
ispudi daro Jer. Ciceno ir j. Krumino redaguo-
jami literaturos ir nformacijos zurnaai "Balti-
ja', 'Gintaras", 'Kelyje j Tevyne".
Baigiant apie spauda, tenka palinketi kad
ateinanciais metals il sustipretu, sutelktq visas
kurybines jegas isaugtu tick kokybiskai, tick
kiekybiskai ir paruostu dirva teyyne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29

sBAVARIJOJE dvi dirbtu-
YES prades isdirbti plastiskas
rasomas masineles, kurios par
siduos 30 S7.25.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29

vaome skelti visas probleas ieciancas taika tai
butu Europoje Azijoje" pasteb p. Julius Smetona If
ragna vsus tuos kausimus kartu lrano kausimu is
kelti UNO Saugumo Taryboje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-29
LITERATURE

L1teraturOS zmOgul kalbeti apie muSu da-
bartine literature yra skaudu, kada musu rasy-
tojai yra sblaskyti po pasauli atskirti nuo skai-
tytoJu, del sunkiQ salygu priversti savo kuryba
laikyti rankrasciuose. Tai, kas pasirodo is nau-
jausios literaturos musu spaudoje, terra tik nuo-
trupos, maza ka tesakancios apie musu naujau-
sios lteraturos tendencijas. Taciau ir sios nuo-
trupos NUNS rodo kad is tevynes isblokstas ra-
sytpjas yra jautriausias musu visu tremtiniu
troskimu ir skanciu reiSkejas Nors kai kurie
del potiniu motyvu ziaurus krtikai kai kurie
ir dejiniai draugai skelbia kad Bern. Brazdzio-
mis- kas kart Wis silpsta taciau, objektyviai ver-
tnant jis yra vienntelis poetas, kuris taip stip-
rial isgyvena musu tragedija r kuris sugeba to-
kiais ryskiais vaizdais, tokia stipria ekspresja
isreikSti musu visu bendrus jausmus. Ar Sic
posmai nera kiekveno Lietuvio Strides balsas?
Mylesi Letuva is tolo
Visa srdim, visais jausmais,
Is tolo meie neparpuola
Pc baltO marmuro namaiS.
Tx il tau bus saldi paguoda,
Tx il tau bus sirdy gyva,
Balta baltuju vysniu soduos
Senoliu zeme Letuva.
("Aidai", ST Nr).
Tas sauksmas, - kuri paskelbe Bern. Braz-
ke kitokiomis formoms atgarsio. Aft Nyka-
Nilunas eilerasyje "Gryzimas' modernia ir mu-
zikalia technika, ryskiais, originaliais vaizdais
skelbia kraujo sauksma: namo, namo kap
pasautos ir nesavo lizde nukritusios paukstes
aimaningas skamba suzeisto poeto graudus ir
skausmingas zodis. Taip dainuoja K. Bradunas
H. Nagys, St. Santvaras, J. Kruminas, Batijos
zuvedra, A. Nakaite B. Gaidziunas ir visi poe
tai, kurie gyvena tautos skausmu.
Beletrstikos ir dramos srityse laba mazai
kas vesai pasirode. Tx j. Svaistas, atrodo, yra
sukures stipresniu prozos dalyku. Spaudoj frag
mentu rodesi K. Pazeraites, N. Mazalates, F.
Neveravicaus, L. Dovydeno, A. skemos, Vyt.
Alanto, P. Kosiuno etc.
Keeta rankrasciu teko skatyti apie ziau-
RUS naziu persekiojimus kalejimuose ir koncen-
tracijos lageriuose. Ypac pazymetini B. Gaidziu-
no, H. Blazo ir j. Grigolacio atsiminimai is ma
ziu kalejimu, gyvenimo, kuris tikroviskai, vaiz-
dingai r budngai pavaizduotas. Tai kazkas
baisesno kaip "Dantes' pragare.
(Bus daugiau)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

According to press notices, in their new picture, High Barbaree. :" Van Johnson and June Allyson Will make love in merchant ship, a two-seater airplane, a convertible roadster and an outboard motor boat. To see such super travelog,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

presume that movie-goers will be required to purchase round trip" ticketsi
 Clark Gable complained to repor- terS that he had to use binoculars to see the LouiS-Conn fight, because his S100 seat was so far from the ringside. So help me, I can't arouse any sympathy for Gable. Any man who would pay Sl00 to see a prize fight q refrain, you notice, from singling out the Louis-Conn fiasco) deserves no sympathy. Perhaps Ga ble should have joined the group of forty-odd Broadway stars who saw the fight via television-and donated their S100 cheeks to charity.
 With move afoot to star Susan Peters in a picture in which she would play Wheelchair role, I've heard people say this is poor psy- chology, since Susan is paralytic and the role might impair her re- covery. I disagree Miss Peters has exhibited great courage in her ill., ness. An opportunity to play fine screen role might be a better cure than anything the doctors have of- fered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
Anniversary Committee
 Appointed

A committee to arrange program celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Waterbury Brass Workers Union was apointed last night at a meet ing of the Greater Waterbury In- dustrial Union Council. The local was chartered July 29, 1886.
 President Renato Ricciuti appoint ed the following to the committee: Andrew Nolan, Local 3381, United Steelworkers of America; Joseph Falcone and Harold Maloney, Local 565, Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers Union: George Cunningham, Timo- thy Kearney and John Davino, Local 251. NM S.W.
 The council is arranging for the distribution of leaflets giving the voting record of Congressman Jo- seph E. Talbot, President RicciSti announced. His votes against price control are emphasized.