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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There

When Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Dawson entertained 20 couples on
Monday evening, December 18th,
at their home on South Van Buren,
Street, the guests enjoyed the
piano playing of Leonard Meads
who has entertained for three gen
erations in the Dawson family.
Mrs. Robert j. Boyd, chairman
of Correct Use of the American
Flag of the Chevy Chase Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, presented flag to Girl
Scout Troop No. 215 at the Be-
thesda Presbyterian Church on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
This is the fifth girl scout flag
given by the Chapter in the county
during the year.
Fifth on the list of largest con-
tributors to the Church World
szService Center here for the month
] of November, Montgomery County
gave 1896 pounds of materials to
ease the suffering of people in
stricken lands throughout the
world.
The Upper Montgomery County
Council of Church Women deliv-
cred 278 pounds in kits for school
children following it's World Com
munity Day Service November Z.
Area Rent Director Walter R.
Heath again emphasizes that
landlord may not demand or re-
ceive anything in excess of the
maximum legal rent for controlled
housing accommodations, whether
it be in the form of cash, gift,
or so-called bonus He urged
both tenants and landlords to con-
suit the Area Rent Office if there
is any doubt concerning violation
of the law.
"If returns continue to come in
as they have SO far, the Christmas
Seal Sale in Montgomery County
will go over the top" says Law
renee v. Lutes, chairman of the
drive. The goal is $4,000.
: Mr.. Lutes hopes that all persons
who have not sent in their contri-
buttons for Christmas Seals will
do so without delay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Langley
entertained recently at dinner at
Normandy Farm in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Hanson of Mt.
Prospect Farms, near Travilah,
who are leaving soon for Califor-
mia and Arizona. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Upton and Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
ington /. Cleveland.
A New Years Eve dance will be
given by Christ Episcopal Church,
Rockville, from 10 to l., in the
Parish Hall.
The 1913 Washington Post Stu
dent Art Calendar has on its front
s.The Open Gate, winning photo
graph Of Wellstood Upton in the
newspapers photo contest. The
: son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Upton,
q Dickerson, Wellstood plans ca
reer as newspaperman or picture
magazine correspondent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Rediond Hunt Kills Another Grey Fox

Yfeld had been closing in on him,
making his circles ever smaller.
Whipper-in Joe Fraley rode his
horse into the creek, and as hounds
approached the fallen tree Joe
cracked his whip at the sly fox.
The grey lost his poise and bolted,
hounds taking care of him at once.
Hounds had run him for one hour
and forty-five minutes.
Among those in the field at the
finish were Mrs. Anne Gary, Mrs.
Peggy Persinger of Long Island,
Miss Marilyn Hines, Mrs. Elisa
beth McSherry, Bill Carl, w. Will
son, DR.. Cusack, and members of
the Hunt staff. T. T. Mott of Sandy
Spring is MFH of the Redland
Hunt.
We did not have such good luck
December 20 at Laytonsville,
where one farmer told us that a
group of greys had killed Is chick
ems on his place. There were so
many of the greys that hounds
were still running when darkness
drove the field back to the vans.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

The advance of the human race
can De measured by the attendance
that would be drawn by a dog fight
and q lecture. respectively.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

There would be a profound radio
silence if the horse operas and the
who-done-its came to an end.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
.Sydenham Plans
Expansion And
New Building

NEW YORK-Plans for a Sgd
neham Institution combining the
present Sydnenham- Hospital. the
first interraCial voluntary hospit-
al in the country, with a new re-
search Institute OF Medical and
Related Sciences. and an Institute
Of Community Relations were an
nounced Nov. 25 at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel by Dr. Alfred +.
Cohn. member of the Board of
Directors of Sydenham Hospital.
A new structure. designed by
William Lescaze, architect, will be
erected on the site adjoining the
existing hospital Medical, social
and psychiatric activities Will be
combined in single hospital SER
vice. A sum of S7,500,000 will be
sought for the building and main
tenance fund in national cam
paign now being organized.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Australia Insists On
Deportation Of Malays

SYDNEY. Australia ~ Accord
ing to Arthur Calwell, Informa-
ton Minister, who was IN Cam
berra. that fourteen Malay sea-
men ordered deported by the Gov
erment would definitely be de-
ported and that all non Europeans
who married here knew that their
marriage could confer them no
right to settle permanently IN
Australia,
Since federation. it has been
the principle of commonwealth
immigration policy that persons
Of non-European origin and birth
cannot be permitted 10 remain in
this country for permanent resi-
dence. Mr.. Calwell declared. The
wives and children OF the Malays,
thirty-fve in number, will remain
in Australia Mr. Calwell 5 a I d
that mo difficulty will'be placed
in the way of families" desiring
~ leave with their husbands.
The fourteen Malay seamen
we're employed on Allied ships
during the war. All married Aus
tralian women and have lived in
The country for several years.
Lily White Action Deeried BY
Church
we are sowing a wind and we
shall reap a whirlwind by en-
forcing the white Australia pol
;cvo In = way that denies Chris
ion Motherhood" the Rev. John
{ Moves. Anglican Bishop OF
Srn,idalc. said in strong condem-
nation OF the policy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Churches Urged
To Support Food
Conservation

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Negro
churches in America have been
asked to dedicate one Sunday
in the near future TO urging
their congregations TO support
the conservation program of the
Presidents Citizens Food Com
mittee.
William II Jernagin. director
OF the National Fraternal Coun-
Gil of Negro Churches. in a
letter TO UNCONVENTIONAL leaders
this week, reminded them that
inasmuch as American homes
had not been "ravaged and laid
waste by the war. Il is "our
right TO give moral leadership
to millions of starving people
abroad"
The Negro church can play a
great and influential role in
bringing this message to our
people all over the country. Dr..
Jernagin wrote. Nobody knows
this better than ! for T travelled
$4,000 miles throughout Europe
this past Summer. and with nv
own eyes saw the suffering and
the pitiful emaciated bodies of
thousands OF children. Ii was a
sight to bring tears To The ewes
OF the most hardened person
alive"
DR.. Jernagin
DR. Jernagin asked the minis
tiers TO preach a sermon on the
necessity to conserve food to
distribute leaflets on the con.
scrvation program in their
churches, and to set aside a
Conserve Food Sunday when
the strength OF the church might
be modified behind the drive.
Chairman Charles Luckman OF
the Food Committee expressed
appreciation TO Dr. Jernagin foi
this support The success OF the
program depends upon coopera.
ton bY all Americans. he said
III Is gratifying to my commit.
tee To know that the conserva.
tion message is being taken di.
rectly 10 Negro worshipers by
the Fraternal Council. Il is :
l'commendable answer Ia the
PRAYERS Of Europc's starving
populace"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Oakdale Gardens News
Young Piano Stud ents
Give School Recital

III ior SOME time
Al q al the Fowler Singers
presented fall program.
Thanksgiving services we're
held al most oi the churches
ON West 3 Mile Road BE
Thankful for What You Have
WAS the subject OF the sermon
preached by the Rev Cunning
ham az the New Mt Vernon
Church The Rev Thomas was
present for the first time since
he became 81 The congregation
was very pleased 10 have him
in It's midst again
BANQUET
A banquet was given on
Thanks giving Day at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Ollie Collins
2l642 Gilcrest court by the
Bows and Girls Social Dramatic
Club Robert Collins is pres
ident The menu included tur-
key dressing potatoes peas pop
rolls. cranberry sauce vegetable
salad
Arthur Cushingbury and his
two younger sons moiored 70
Kentucky 10 visit friends and
relatives
Mrs MARY X Cushingburv
and her son Melvin. spent
Thanksgiving ir Evansville, Ind,
with hes parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Lvles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

mingham, Ala. to take care of
property matters for his ath e r.,
whose home was burned down.
Visiting
Mrs. Octavia Young. 99l Alfred.
has her brother. Edward Thomas
from Chicago visiting here. He
came TO see about his brother,
who had been evicted because Of
the housing shortage
Mrs. Bessie l.. Depp, of 1880 E.
AleXandrine. Apt. IL. is recup-
Grating from a recent illness. and
gives her church members credit
for praying for her recovery, and
her pastor, Rev Stanford. Her
church members said they didn't
mind waiting on her, since she
was good patient
Mrs Myrtle Thompson. 6l2l
WhlteWood demonstrators OF
home products, is also up and able
To walk around. but not out yet.
She will be back on the Job as
soon as she is able as she has the
qualifications 10 make a success
Of II.
Readers. / appreciate your calls
and the material you send in. II
let's me know you do read your
paper. Read il every week for
news OF yourself and your friends
and ncighborS in Detroit.
Sunday School Lesson for De
cember is, Christian Fellow
ship" Scripture. Ill John l-8
Lesson outline: / Gaius, the Be
loved minister. II. Self Sacriflc-
ing. III The Grace of Christian
Hospitality. w. Concentrated
Helpers in the Gospel Memory
Selection | thank God for your
fellowship in the gospel | CORN
thains l.l0-l7
On the sick list this week Fred
A. Anderson, of 500 f Willis. is
much better
Clara McCullen. is in Parkside
Hospital
Mrs. Hattie Shiller, Rufus
James. c. H. Pitts, are in Wayne
Diagnostic Hospital Katherine
Harris is in Maybury Sanitorium
I Rev L. d. Dixon. Of 1871 Macomh
and Marie McClain, of 42l Super.
ior. are also on the shut-in list.
J. S. Gillespie is in Parkside
Hospital
Mrs. Matte Baines. Of $50 Ben.
ton. is doing fine at home after
long disqualification period ano
a stroke
Call your news in 10 NJ A. Con
ner. TIE. 3-4595. or bring IL in "a
1888 Rivard before Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

The Littlejohn family. former
ly of Turrell, Ark, are now max
ing their home in Detroit at 5l49
Wabash street. They like Detroit.
and a honey atmosphere. Mr.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Mrs. Littlejohn
and their fiv c
children make a
welcome add
ton to the Mo
tor City.
Back in u. S.
Mr.. and Mrs
John Black, OF
936 Tennessee
are very glad "a
have their son
T 5 Jesse God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
BY MILE KIRKLAND

Kenneth w Miner, II years
old. presented a piano rccllal
on Monday evening. Nov "A 81
the Frances Z. Willard school,
at which the performers were
his students who have completed
the first and second books
Kenneth has studied under sew
eral different teachers lie at
tends the Henry Ford Trade
School where he is pianist at
the weekly assemblies. He is
also a member OF the Detroit
Council of Churches GuIld Of
Church Musicians
Persons who are interested in
lessons may contact him al his
home 628 + Boston blvd
SICK LIST
Little Beverly Gene Hollis
1859 Glenfield court Is IN the
hospital where she has under
gone an operation on hcr eve
She is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Hollis.
BIRTHDAYS
Phillip and Douglas Patterson,
Sohs OF Mr and Mrs. Arnie Pat
tcrSon were given joint birth
day party SUNDAY afternoon at
their home on Glenfield court.
Among those present were Earl
Cushingbury Gene Cushingbury.
Phyllis Zegulo, William Zegulo.
Mckee Brown. Fannie Mae Trot-
ter, Sullivan Trotier. Gene Allie.
Lawrence Tapp, Alfredo Hall.
Vince Owens and Charlie Hall
CHURCH NEWS
The new Mt Vernon Baptist
Church had r very successful
sunday beginning with an IN
usually large attendance at the
Sunday School The Rev. Cum
ningham brought stirring mes
sage to the CONGREGATION lie is
filling IN for the regular pastor.
the Rev Thomas. who has been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Refer "king"
Arrested By
Federal Agents

The pipe dream OF Nathaniel B.
Tate. 30 of ass FarnSworth an
insurance salesman. to be I h e
king of the local marijhuana mar
ket went up in smoke Wednes-
day after his arrest by Federal
narcotic agents
Tate pleaded guilty to having
three pounds of the dope W en-
arraigned before Judge Ernest A
0 Brien. He was placed on 81. 900
bond TO await sentence pending
probationary reports.
Letters intercepted from Tate
enroute TO Mrs Monnell Shadrich.
of Gary. Ind. revealed 7 at e
planned 10 monopollze Detroit in
the sale OF marijhuana. The wo-
man. who was mentioned in the
letters as having marijhuana in
her possession, is TO be arrested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
New Xmas Tree
Stands Stocked
In FerndaIe

Webster Florist, at 2l43C
Woodward in Ferndale, this
week announced that Il has for
sale lifetime Christmas tree
stand.
Made OF heavy steel, the stand
requires no tools for its assem-
bly,. and is finished in red and
green. II is made in many kinds
and sizes for different types OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Saginaw News
Churches Crowded On
Bright Sunshiny Day

oil the pastor, delivered a SER
mon IN Pontiac on Sunday o.
,eInoon and many members q,
him. :" "e"'
The ladies of the missionary
society rendered a program AZ
The evening service at I D. m.
on Sunday.
SICK LIST
Mrs. X b. Bradley is confined
10 her home because of illness
Sister Flora Hill expects 10
De with us again. She was In the
hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. Lenna Brown is still
confined 10 the house
Mrs. Ella Farrell is on the
sick list
Mrs, English is out again after
a short illness.
Mrs. Harriet Branch is quite
Ill at her home
Mrs. I ii Westbrooks is still
confined TO her home.
FUNERAL
Last rites were held on We'd
ncSday Nov. ~. for julius Phil
lips. at Browns Funeral Home
He was Saginaw resident for
The pas, IL years and worked
at the Saginaw Mallcabe Foun-
dry
LOOK WHO'S coMINGl
Chubby the tive year old COS
pei singer from Chicago, will
render a program at Tabernacle
Baptist Church on SATURDAY.
night Dec 10. al 8 p m. This
is his first appearance in Mich
igan Don't miss this five year
old wonder Tickets at SOC each.
FOR the benefit Of Leading Light
Chapter No 10. O. f S. arc
fol sale at the following adj
dresses
1890 Farwcll. 1907 n 5th ave.
6l8 n 3rd ave 1914 a. Wash
ington. and 9l8 n Eth
THANKS FOR GIFTS
We wish 10 thank the follow
ing people who recently donated
TO the family We were helping,
which was found living in the
woods
Mrs Pearl Bradley Mrs Ma
RE Wilson Mrs Hendricks. Miss
Edith Balcc and Ms Robinson.
We arc proud to know that
We have housed this family
They arc now in the basement
OF Elder Harris church in Vas
Sir Thanks 10 all who so cheer
fully contributed You have done
wonderful work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

Tho lal Sunday In NoVem
vas bright and sunshiny
pu ssrinaw and the churches
n crowded. We had many
W. ~ 10 be thankful for, and so
'n'a ,,'ss not hard to be thankful
on, maker. We trust that the
" wear will bring us peace
md prosperity.
Nav God bless you all and
nrine YOU all the joys OF the
, ETHEL AME CHURCH
oa.;e M. Price. Reporter
~Tbc Matchless Speech" was
,ho tonic of the sermon preached
sunday morning by the pastor
- Rev w. +, Rice.
W popularity contest is being
,onsored by the laymen's or
,.pDni1ation II will close on Dec.
"a With the browning of the
queen.
On Dec. 2 the organization met
=, tbe home of the TaylorS, 6l3
y an TO discuss the discipline.
Tho Ida c. Allen Missionary
cocietv met at the parsonage on
Tyiday Dec. 5. at $50 p. m.
aaih Mrs. {. Ellison in the chair
a house warming was held
lac, Sunday at the newly pur-
rb.sed home of Mrs. Laura Mo
,on and her family al 229 N
park street. Guests included the
psy and Mrs. Rice. Mr.. and
Ms O J. Spurlock. Nj and
W,s G. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs.
IT Dukes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
Ms Pcarlna White. Mrs. Sadie
Gangs Mrs. Emilia Washington
Xix Edna Osborne, Mrs. Fran
IN wilson. Mrs. Minnie w
Nm and many others.
Barlow Perry. prominent cit
vcp 81 Ozark, Ala, returned
home on Sunday after a visit
with Two daughters in Saginaw.
Ms Thomas Rance. of Carlisle
.,rect and Mrs. Robert Frisby
Of 4th ave.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Leila II. Williams. Reporter
The Virtue Of Silence was
the topic Of the sermon preached
Sundlv by the pastor the Rev
P B Bradley. The Rev Mr.
Harper visitor. made few
brief remarks.
The Rev. lanes BrddleY. son
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

trees and Is held together by
thumb screws.
II has large red water cup
to keep the tree fresh, and the
tree can be fireproofed by adding
a solution OF ammonium sulphate
or calcium chloride to the cup
Webster Florists has been IN
business in Ferndale for l6
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Dixie Classic
Tied, 1925,
By Alabama

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Filieen
thousand fans watched a thrill.
packed twenty fourth renewal o.
the Tuskegee- Alabama State
Dixie Classic" come 10 blood.
iingling finish as States Hornets
uncorked three touchdown
rally in the fourth period 70
gain a 1926 tie with the tying
touchdown tailed a scant 25 sec
ondS before the close of the
game
1t was the occasion OF the
annual homecoming activities at
the Montgomery school, with
bright Sunshiny weather prevail
Ing. A mile long parade of floats
and marchers and featuring the
two fine bands and drill corps
OF the rival college was wit
messed by 5000 people downtown
in the morning and the same
two bands were on hand at half
time for a colorful competitive
show of music and marching.
Whitney Van Cleve was the
shining star in the Tiger lineup
along with James Porter ano
Herman Mabrie. l.. c. Minis led
The line play for the Hornets
along with Floyd Clayton Shaw
and Davis Hornet backs whC
stood out were Weatherly Rag
land. Bolden and Dixon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

nAIhos SO@NNLh VIII bdNR AiOAiAN
after an l8-months stay in Japan
on occupation duty. They enjoyed
a lovely Thanksgiving dinner to
gether.
Mrs. Gertrude Woodbury.. OF
1884 Alexandrine, was happy TO
help celebrate the goth birthday
of her mother, Mrs. Katie Parish,
of Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs. Of
GA Erskine. Apt 4l8 are very
proud Of their youngest child.
Gerald, who played a piano Sc
lection at Carter Metropolitan
CINE Church few weeks ago
Not only is young Gerald pr
ano enthusiast, but he also play
the clarinet in his school band
This l3-year old young man is a
Den Chief in the Boy Scouts and
loyal member OF Ebenezer AME
Church His sister. Jacquelyn, is
fond of dramaticS. so the two
make quite talented pair.
It's a new baby boy for Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Nathan Morrow Of 20l
Tennessee. who tipped the scales
! at 2 lbs, upon his arrival several
weeks ago.
Thanks to Rev Benjamin Is
aac, pastor Of Sunlight B aptiSt
Church. 1922 Rivard and his loyal
members, a free Thanksgiving
dinner was served TO the less for
tunate friends on that holiday.
Mrs. Carlyle Stewart, wife OF
| the Rev. Stewart OF Ebenezer
| AME Church. entertained the
young married people al her
home Sunday. November 30 at
1871 Arden Park. at a hot choco-
late tea.
The Rev. DR.. Long will close
/ his services that have been in ses-
sion for the past two weeks at
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church. 54l4
Rivard.
Mrs. James Paytor. Of $40 Dr.
vision, left TO spend the weekend
in GAINESVILLE. OK
St. Theresa Spiritual Church Of
Applied Christianity. OF 3008 Ri
ward, enjoyed a lovely fireside
program in the auditorium last
week given by the Junior Choir.
Sister Evelyn Hammonds, super
visor. presented a gift 10 M ISIS
Josephine Mosley, for her loyal
work. Sister NJ. Jameson announ-
ces that there will be a junior
church meeting every Saturday,
from IL am. to II noon, and urg
es all the young people to come
out. The shepherd OF this flock is
Rev Mrs. Lillian NJ Ellis.
Parties
The Dudley McGlaunS OF Mac
kay avenue, entertained out-of-
town guests. the fuckers and
Scots. of Ohio, at dinner party
Thanksgiving.
Guests enjoying the affair We're
Mr. and Mrs A. Kerns Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lewis. Mrs. Cheri King
Miss Gladys Duncan and George
Davis. The out-of-towners left
Thursday night.
The Die Danes, a recently Or
gained Christmas Savings Club,
gave a Harvest Hop Friday, No
vember 81 at 29l0 ST. Aubin. A
basket of groceries was given
away to George Sellers OF Wood
row. Club members are:
Vedora Esselman, Mary and
Ruth Mccoy, Myrtle Jones, Car
rie Robinson, Eta Smith and Syl-
via Shelton.
Home Again
Mr. and Mrs. James Num-. Of
30l2 Rivard, had their son. James.
Jr., home for 10 day leave from
Fort Dix, N. j. His sister Miss
Ethel May Num-, and m any
friends entertained him during his
short stay. after which he left for
camp in California.
John Robinson, of 1913 Alexan-
derine. is expected TO return to
Detroit about the 5th Of Decem-
Der. He was summoned TO Blr-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
ZALGIRIO MUSIUI
ARTIMA FILMA

Amerikoje siuo laiku dauge-
Lyle miestu rodoma Anglijoje
gaminta filma, Henry w, is
1415 metu, vaizduojanti tu lai-
ky Angliios valdovu vaidus su
Prancuzijos karaliais. Ta fill
ma yra pagaminta spalvomis,
asmeniskoje vadovybeje gar
saus Anglu artistic Laurence
Olivier, kuris yra zinomas il
Amerikoje. Pats Olivier val
dina role karaliaus Henry ""
Svarbiausia sios filmos dalis
tai Anglu ir Prancuzu karas
1415 metals, prie Agincourt,
kur 5000 Anglu nugalejo ir su-
muse apie $4,000 puosniu, isdi-
dziu Prancuzijos ritieriQ.
Kadangi sio music atvaizda-
vimas yra paruostas ir parem-
tas visais istoriniais daviniais,
ir kadangi jis ivyko tik penki
metal veliau po NUNS Lietu-
viams istorijoje zinomo Zalgi-
rio music, Karaliaus Henry V
music prie Agincourt' atvaizda-
vimas sioje filmoje priveda
mus arciausia prie supratimo
kokis galejo butt ir garsusis
zalgirio musis, kuriame mazes-
ne ir prasciau pasirengus Lie
tuviu ir kitty ju talkininku ka-
riuomene, Vytauto vadovauja-
ma, sumuse puosniai pasiren-
gusius, isdidzius Teutonu rite
rius ir ju talkininkus is vakaru
Europos, kuriu daugelis galejo
butt ir tu paciu ka dalyvavo
Agincourt musyje, kurie isliko
gyvi is zalgirio music.
Wen tik prisiziurejimui to-
kio karo kokis buvo VytautO
laikais ir gavimui supratimo
kokis galejo butt zalgirio mu-
Sis verta pamatyti filma "Hen-
ry W..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
zodis, zodis - Lietuva.

zodis, zodis - Lietuva.
"Tevyne, NUNS apkarto die
nos be taves. Mes nuvargom,
susizeidem ir susikruvinom Sir
dis ir kojas, keliaudami po sve-
timas nedraugiskas zemes. Ne
mlelas NUNS gyvenimas po
svetimu stogu, nemielas Sis
dangus, kalnai, laukai. Nemie-
Ii Sic svetimi griuvesiais pa
versti miestai ir kaimai, ne
mieli zmones, nemiela svetima
duona.
'Mes pasiilgom taves, Tevy-
ne. Ne gero gyvenimo, ne Sill
tos pastoges, uztikrinto buvio
ir skalsios duonos, bet taves
nuo amziu pasventintos Lietu-
VIC krauju if skausmo asarom.
"Daznai skausmingo ilgesio
apimti norime pakilti ir eiti j
tave; taciau neismuse dar va
landa, ir kiekvienas noras al
svajone ilgesiu sustingsta tarp
siu svetimu kalnQ, atsimusa
j saltas, bejausmes pilkas no.
Siuos maldos zodzius karto-
jau ir as verkiancia Sirdimi i1'
retu pamaldumu. Tai buvo
skausmas, kartu If dovana,
kurios ilgai nepamirsiu.