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Evening star., 1948-03-07
Hogan, Demuret 4-BuII Victors;
Little, Worshum Bow in Start

tralia, and George Schoux, Mamar-
oneck, N. Y, ! up.
Sore Back Handicars Hogan.
Hogan suffered a recurrence of an
old back ailment during the morning
round, but returned to play after
an hours treatment by masseur
during intermission.
With Demaret carrying most OF
the load the two held 2-up lead
at the end of IS.
The two Argentines, both of
Buenos Aires, surprised by taking
a Sup lead at the end of the
morning round. De Vicenzo's own
score was a 5-under-par IS for the
6,3l0-yard Miami Springs course
He had Is one-putt greens and one
three-putt green in the morning
round.
De Vicenzo, Argentine Pea cham
pion, lost the Goth hole on a ruling.
He was declared to have grounded
his ball with his driver after 1t
landed in a roadway.
They turned 27 l up won the
28th and lost the 33d Bertolino,
Argentine Open champion, carry
ing much of the afternoon burden,
Clipped out of trap from 80 yards
away to within feet of the pin on
the 36th. He sank his putt to
earn half and close the match.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
USGA Revision Eases
Several Penalties,
Affects Club Grip
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-The United
States Golf Association, calling re-
cent squabbles over links rules a
threat to the game, revamped It's
playing code today for the second
time in two years.
Like the general rules revision
which became effective year ago
the new changes consist primarily
of Encouragement, revision OF
Languages and incorporation OF
standard USGA interpretations,
the governing body of the sport ex-
planned.
At the same time, UsGA Presi-
dent Fielding Wallace urged mem
ber clubs to permit their courses
to be used only for competitions in
which the established rules are to
govern"
"Laxness in observance OF rules
has reached such a state IN some
quarters that we feel the essential
nature of the game Is threatened,
said Wallace in a letter to clubs
and associations.
One Section frightened.
Chief among the amendments,
most of which 60 into effect i'm
mediately, is one tightening the
rule governing artificial obstruc-
| tions.
| If an obstruction touches the ball
or interferes with a players swing
the ball now may be dropped within
two club lengths of the point of
the obstruction nearest where it
originally lay.
This, the USGA explained, elimi-
mates last years feature giving re-
lief for interference with the "an-
ticipated fight of the ball" In
other words, a player now may
avoid interference only to make a
swing. He doesn't necessarily get
a clear shot to the hole.
There has been some liberaliza-
ton, on the other hand, of the rule
governing artificial distractions in
hazards. It now provides relief
without penalty for all such OBJ
structions except bridges and abut-
ments.
Four Penalties Softened.
In four cases, the rules have been
amended to reduce the penalty from
disqualification to the loss OF two
strokes. These infractions are:
Cd Giving or seeking advice; (2)
playing two consecutive strokes with
a wrong ball outside a hazard; 81
replaying a stroke played out o1
turn from the tee in stroke play;
and a. partners playing in incor'
rect order in stroke play threesomes
or foursomes.
Unfair delay in play, formerly
prohibited only by etiquette. now il
included in the body of the rules
with disqualification remaining a.
the penalty.
One rule change. which does not
become effective until next Janu.
ary /, states that the club grir
may not have channel or fur.
row for the fingers or be nodded tt
the fingers"
Evening star., 1948-03-07
By AnoeIino J. CorobelIi

The $500 spectators who turned
out yesterday to witness the Red
land Hunts annual point-to-point
race, initial hunt race of the sea-
son. were amply rewarded as the
event proved to be one of the most
thrilling races ever held in this
vicinity. Three of the four races
at Dave Martins farm at Oakdale'
Md, we're marked by spectacular
spills and finishes.
The featured Redlard Hunt Bowl
Race had enthusiasts cheering from
the first fence to last. A field OF
Is entries started and the winner
was Sun Wonder from winchester
Va. given a masterful ride by his
owner Beverly B. Byrd. son of Sena-
tor Byrd. Richard Haywood's Gold
en- Baron, a heavy favorite, from
Middleburg, Va, with w. r. HUI
bert. jr.. riding, went down at the
first fence. DR.. L. M. Aliens entry
Blue Mont, running steady race
with Norman Haymaker, jr. riding,
was forced out at the ninth fence
and took bad spill as he attempted
to Jump the adjacent barbed wire
fence.
DR.. Aliens War Veteran with
Norman Hsymaker. sr. in the sad
die, took the lead at this point only
to 20 down at the water hazard
Big John, Justin Funkhouser S
Charles Town, w. Va. entry ridden
by Frank Gall, set terrific pace
for three miles and dropped back
to finish fifth.
Judy johnson, displaying her us
ual superior race-riding skill rode
Thomas T. Mott, ir.'s Chen to a
brilliant second place fighting it out
with the winner sub Wonder in the
stretch. Third place went to Mar
rian Curan, jr.'s Lump Sum with
Marian, jr. doing a fine piece OF
riding. Fourth was Sally RozelE
Mystery Man from Markham, Va.
The most heart-breaking spill Of
the day was Mrs. Stedman Teller's
at the last fence in the Terpen-
ming Fair Race. Mrs. Teller's
Gracias paired with Mrs. Richard
Hawkins Yardstick had set a fast
pace during the entire race. Al
the last fence Gracias hit hard ano
somersaulted. Mrs. Teller one o1
Evening star., 1948-03-07
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 6.-Bucking a
26-mile- wind and frequent
showers, Defending Champions Ben
Hogan and Jimmy Demaret won
their opening round match in the
$4,000 Miami International Four
ball Gold Tournament today by de-
deating Ralph Guldahl of Chicago
and Jim Turnesa of Elmsford, N. Y.
S and 4.
One of the seeded teams, Sammy
Snead of Hot Springs, Va, the 1916
British Open Champion. ano
Clayton Heafner of Charlotte, N. c.,
lost 1-up on the 36th hole to two
Argentine champions, Roberto de
Vicenzo and Enrique Bertolino.
Dick Metz, Arkansas City, Kans.,
and Skip Alexander, Southern Pines,
N. c., defeated Lawson Little, Cleve-
land, and United States Open
Champion Lew Worsham of Wash
ington, D. c., and l..
Ferrier, Middlecoff Win.
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco and
Cary Middlecoff of Memphis, after
trailing by one hole at the end OF
the morning 18, came back to beat
E. j. (DutchO Harrison Of Little
Rock, Ark, and Bob Hamilton OF
Evansville, Ind, 4 and 3.
Ferrier evened the match on the
par S 5OO-yard fifth hole when he
sank his chip shot from go yards
out for an eagle 3.
Tony Penna of Cincinnati and
Claude Harmon of Mamaroneck,
N. Y, turned back Fred Haas, jr.,
of New Orleans, and Dave Douglas
of Southern Pines, N. c., 4 and 3.
Herman Keiser of Akron, Ohio,
and Johnny Palmer, Badin, N. c.,
trailing down at the end of 18,
came back to defeat Vic Ghezzi of
Kansas City, Kans,, and Chick
Harbert, Detroit, 2 and l..
Ellsworth Vines. Los Angeles and
Ed Furgol, Pontiac, Mich, won from
Norman Won Nida. Sydney, Aus
Evening star., 1948-03-07
By MerrelI WhittIesey
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

DURHAM, N. c., Mar. 6.-They
say at Chapel Hill that the worst
guess of the season was the one
that Maryland's Jim Tatum
would have succeeded Carl
Snavely at North Carolina. had
the latter quit to coach the San
Francisco 49'ers Clemson's
Banks McFadden secuted the
first two rounds of The Stars
Metropolitan Basket Ball Tour
nament before he showed up here.
He asked dozens of questions of
every Washingtonian here about
District court prospects
Photographers at the tournament
were forbidden to take pictures
from under the baskets, or dur
ing the last four minutes of play
Coach Rube McCray. Of
William and Mary. was not deny
ing reports that the Indians will
be the team to beat in the
Southern Conference next year
Duke University staged a
football scrinlmage this after
noon with reporters covering the
tournament invited Jere
Bunting, the William and Mary
player who probably will make
the ail-tournament team, was
moved up from the junior varsity
a few weeks before the tourna-
ment. No player here received
an ovation that compared with
the one given Bunting when he
walked off the court following
the Indians defeat by N. G. State.
Because the Southern Confer
ence was the last major group
to adopt the freshman rule, most
Of the coaches are leaving here
to tour junior colleges throughout
the Nation in an effort to line
up new material. Junior college
players and veterans who were
in the service before VI day
are the only athletes available
for Southern Conference varsity
teams next year Did you
know that Johnny Lutack and
Shorty McWilliams spent spring.
period practice at V. M. I. when
they were high school seniors? ~-
But before fall practice rolled
around they were at Notre Dame
and Mississippi, respectively, both
future All-Americas Nobody
here could figure out why South
Evening star., 1948-03-07
Hoyos May Adopt Book
For Recruiting Athletes

The annual convention OF the
Associated G-Clubs of America
Georgetown's sports heroes who have
won their letters in athletic compe-
tition-will be asked to adopt Morrls
A. Bealle's recent book on Hilltop
football. "The Georgetown Hoyas,
as their official recruiting document
It is pointed out at the Hilltop
that the University of Alabama has
had a huge measure Of success with
such a plan. There the tlrst tning
the 'Bamans do when they spot a
likely football prospect in prep
school is to send him a copy OF
THE Crimson Tide
Evening star., 1948-03-07
SUNDAY gaf ptsGo Rules Cleared Curb Players Squabb|es
Globe Trotters in Crush

JAMESTOWN, N. D.. March g.
R.-Four of the six members of the
Harlem Globe Trotters basket ball
team were discharged from a
Jamestown Hospital today where
they had been taken following a
head-on automobile collision west
of here last night.
Hospital authorities said none Of
the players were injured seriously.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
Coqe Title at Stake

The Silver Spring Basket Ball
League championship will be de-
cided tonight in game between
Toms Auto and Veterans of Foreign
Wars. They meet at o'clock at
Blair High gym. They finished tied
for first place during the regular
schedule.
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LlETUVIS MICHIGANO
UNIVERSITETE
Ann ArbOr, Mich. - Petrs

Ann Arbor, Mich. - Petras
D. Barakauska:s, vienas sio
miesto Lietuviu . il If Dirvos skai-
tytojQ, vel grizo dirbti prize Mi
chigano Universiteto.
P. Barakauskas ir pirmiau,
per keliolika metq, cia e.jo che
mijos inzinieriaus pareigas dirb-
damas keliu statybos laboratori-
jose. Veliau buvo pasitraukes
mokytojauti Henry Ford Kom-
panijos technologijos ir amatu
mokykloje ir deste zemes ukio
if botanikos srities mokslus.
Pastaruoju laiku p. Barkaus-
kas paskirtas gamtos mokslu
fakulteto laboratoriju vedeju If
prof. asistentu prie Zoologijos,
Geologijos, Botanikos ir Miski-
ninkystes skyriq.
Tu mokslu srityje p. Barkaus-
kas turf dideli issilavinima ir
patyrima. Kiles is ukininku Sci
mos Lietuvoje, baige pradinius
mokslus siauliuose ir prizes pir-
ma pasaulini kara atvykes Ame-
rikon cia baige aukstesnius
mokslus. Veliau baige De Paul
universiteta, gavo chemijos in
zinieriaus varda. Be to gilino
studijas ir kituose gamtos
moksluose. Tula laika buvo che
miku ir vedeju Armour kompa-
MICS biologiniu laboratoriju,
kur buvo bandoma ir tiriama
galviju ir pauksciu mityba.
Be plataus patyrimo chemijos
srityje, p. Barakauskas visados
domejosi augmenija, zemes ukiu
ir gyvulininkyste ir tuose klau-
simuose daugeliui patarnauja
savo pagalba ir patarimu. 10 ko-
egos Amerikietiai ta jo patyri-
ma ivertina ir daznai pasikvie-
:ia isspresti atsitiktinus tos sri
ties klausimus ir uzdavinius.
Linkime p. Barakauskui ge-
'os kloties. J.k.
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PHILADELPHIA
RENGIASI REPUBLIKONU
KONVENCIJAI

Philadelphia, Pa. = Republi-
konQ partijos konvencija, ku-
rioje bus nominuotas tos par
tijos kandidatai prezidentus
If vice prezidentus, prasides
cia Birzelio 2l d.
Cia Republikonai turejo kon-
vencija ir 1910 metals, kada
buvo nominuotas Wendell l..
Willkie (veliau mires).
| didziQju partiju konvenci-
jas paprastai suvaziuoja virs
1000 delegatu ir ju pavaduoto-
jQ, ir buna tikrai dideli ker-
mosiai. Kiekvieno kandidato
salininkai dirba ikaite, net itu-
re, gavimui savo remiamam
zmogui nominacijos butt kan
didatu j prezidentus.
Liepos menesi cia pat Phila-
delphijoje atsibus ir Demokra-
tQ partijos, konvencija prezi-
dento kandidato nominavimui.
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Tamstos neatvykimas bus skai-
tomas tamstos pasitraukimu
nuo debatu del neturejimo ar
gumentu savo ziniu tikruma
irodyti.
'Tamstos atsiustas 'Vilnies'
lapelis, kuriame isspausdintas
pusiau poleminis, pusiau smei-
ziantis straipsnis, nera tamstos
atsakymas, bet visai atskiras
klausimas, kuris nieko bendro
neturi Teismo nagrinejama te-
ma, o kartu ir su tamstos noru
debatuoti su pabegeliais.'
Prize sienos priremta prane-
seia paskubejo tada pagrazin-
ii savo pirmininko Journalistic
MUS bandymus'. Praneseia at
sake, vel gi komunistiniame
laikrastyje, kad il neisianti
teisman, nes go. teisejais bus
paskirti asmenys kurie aklai
tiki naciu propaganda ir ne
moka savo pavardes pasirasy-
ii CD. Pc to il ina grajyti
savo sena sovietini rekorda,
esq: tremtiniai yra fasistai, jie
SUI lakeriuotais batais vaiksto,
tremtiniai meluoja kad Lietu-
va okupuota; Lietuvoie dabar
puikus gyvenimas; Sovietine
Russia sutriuskino nacius; So
vietine Russia yra U.S.A. sa-
jungininke, ir. baige kad. jos
zinios per radio yra tikros.
Taip Detroit Radio Club is
sisuko nuo susidurimo axis j
aki su kaltinamoio akto davi-
niais. kuriuos sunku keiksmais
bel smeiztais sugriauti.
Sulyginant tuos du atsaky-
mu, mes negalim rasti nei ped
sake atsakymo is esmes. Tai
tik isteriski ir chuliganiski
riksmai kan toks teismas Det-
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isterijos sauksmai issi fravo
kan gi tas klubas tarnauja ir
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vo neapsiziurejima priversti
duoti visuomenei tuos savo
straipsnius parodymus,- kurie
liudija apie ju bloga Valia.
Todel 'Teismo nuospr e n d i s
vadinti Observation-Disclosures 'Lie-
tuviu tautos judosiais ir isga-
visiskai taikomas ir
Detroito "vilninkams'.
Bijodami susidurti axis akl
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TREMTINIAI PARUOSE
JONINES

Sekm., Birzelio 6 d., Birutes
Darze ivyko BALF'o piknikas.
Diena .buvo saltoka, bet emo
niu privaziavo CANA daug.
81 piknika paivairino tremti-
niu grupe, kuri perstate Ales
Nakaites Arbaciauskienes vel
kaleli "Jonints". Cia tremti-
Mai nemineio Joniniu, mes dar
reranksti, tik pasitaikius pro-
gai parode Americas Lietu-
viams, kaip Lietuvoje buvo
svenciamos Jonines.
Tremtiniu Dr-jos pirm. To-
mas Dambrauskas pakviete
zmones estrada ir paaiskino
veikaleli. Jam pabaigus kalba
pasigirdo is lauko DANA, po to
dvi Lietuvaites isbego j estra-
da nesinos vainikeliais, ku-
riuos, pagal paproti, turejo
plukdyti. Kas vaikinas, tai val
nikas. Viena ju turejo daug
kita gi tik du ir. tuos abu del
vieno Jonelio.
Paskiau inz. Jonas Duncia
isejo SUI armonika, paskui j
jauni ir seni suejo pasilinks-
mint per Jonines. Cia jie paso-
ko, padainavo prie .sukurto
lauzo.
Visos mergaites devejo tau
tiskus rubus, tik senele ir Sc
nukas buvo siaip sau kaimie-
tiskai apsivilke.
ziurovams Sis Joniniu veika-
lelis labai patiko ir primine Sc
mas iaunystes dienas dar Lie
tuvoje. Kai kas net asarele nu-
siSluoSte.
Ir vel pasitvirtina, kad at
vaziave Lietuviai stipri n a
Americas Lietuviu dvasia il
gaivina tevynes meile.
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BRITAI SUGRAIBSTE

us. Komercijos Department
to zymus narys pareiske kad
Britai surankiojo is okupuotos
Vokietijos seno isblaskyto pile
no ivairiu sugadintQ ginklu il
padargu pavidale, net 100000
tonu, o Amerika to plieno te-
gavo tik 1000 tonu.
Karo laukuose Vokietijoje
isblaskyto plieno randasi apie
10 milijonu tonu, kuris sake
tikrenybeje yra Vokietijos pi
lieciu nuosavybe.
Britai daugiausia to plieno
gavo todel kad jie sutiko mo-
keti biskeli daugiau uz il Vo-
kieciams negu Amerikieciai az
Prancuzai.
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ZIURkES padaro nuostoliu

ZIURkES padaro nuostoliQ
pc $500 nuo galvos per meta
skaitant visus Sales gyvento-
jus.
Taip sakant, kiekvienas mes
turin sumoketi ziurkems duo
kliu kas meta po 81.
Pennsylvanijos Is didesniu
miestu SUI 100000 gyventojQ
padarytuose nuostoliu apskai-
ciavimuose pasirode ziurkiu pa
darytu nuostoliu buvo po virs
milijona dolariu.
ziurkes reikia nuodint, gau-
dyt, ir panaikint apie namus
visas saslavas, ismatas kur jos
galetu maitintis. Uzcementuo-
tt visas skyles namu pasieniuo-
Sc ir sklepuose kur tik ziurkes
galetu riaustis ir gyventi.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE

V. M. Stambiausia aukavo ir
prisidejo SUI patarimais p. My
kolas Dumsa SUI sunum ir zen
tn D. Vasikoniu, butent $50; be
to jjis daug sykiu dave savo au-
tomobili pikniko reikalais vazi-
nejantiems.
Xiii stambesni aukotojai: j.
Jankus, $55; Kun. V. Martuse-
vicius, $25; Kun. j. Cepukai-
tbs, $40; Pr. Pukas, $11.
sv. Kazimiero parapijos kle-
bonas Kun. |. Valanciunas vi
sa laika leido tremtiniu chorui
naudotis parapijos sale memo
kamai. Parapijos vargoninkas
J. Mickunas labai daug laiko
paaukojo chorui paruosti. Po-
mai Antanaviciai nemok a m a
skelbe geguzine per savo vado-
vaujama radio, be to paaukojo
pinigais Sc.
Po $40 aukojo: Ig. Adomo-
mis-, C. S. Cheleden, Chas. J.
Roman, A. Kaniusis ir dvi bon
kas degtines. Pc $5: A. Evil
gaitis, l. Liepa, K. zadeikis ir
elektrikines zirkles, Braslaus-
kiene, Budriene, Dovidonis, P.
ir z. Kristaponiai, l. Aleksie-
JUS. Vaivada, J. Nekrusiai, M.
Ramanauskas, z. Jankauskas,
S. Urbonas, Steponavicius, DR..
A. Roman, Jatuzis, kiti po ma
ziau.
Geguzines metu tremtiniV
choras vedamas J. Mickuno is
pilde graziai keleta dainu; bu-
vo ir kitokiu paivairinimu.
Buvo rodomas tremtiniu val
gio stalas, kick mazai valglo
gauna tremtiniai. Rinkta au-
kos, irgi gerokai sudeta. Pei
no viso padaryta apie S11OO
Taigi nusvito tremtiniu akys.
Geguzines rengimo komitetas
sirdingai dekoja visiems kas
tiktai kuo prisidejo prie pada-
rymo sios geguzines pasekmln-
ga. Frank Pukas. Koresp.
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LIETUVISKA RADIO PRO
GRAMA VEL PRASIDEJO

Praejusi sestadieni ir vel
prasidejo LietuviSka radio va
landele per radio stoti WJLB,
tik il dabar pakeista. Kalbama
vien tik Angliskai. Pavadinta
Baltic Melodies. Pradzia 10 ",
bet laikas dar gall butt pakeis-
tas. Kol eina persitvarkymas
stotyje, tai viskas dar laikinai.
Kol kas ir dainuoti negalima.
tik ploksteles groti. Cia irgi tik
laikinai, kol dainininku unijos
susitvarkys.. trt M. Sims.
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su teisybe, jie "smarkus' ko-
voti is uzu krumQ. Supranta-
ma, su tokiais "argumentais"
jie nerizikuoja teisme pasiro-
dyti.
Detroito Visuomeniniam
Teismui Ruosti Komisija:
T. Dambrauskas,
Komisijos Pirmininkas
P. Medonis,
D. L. O. Centre Pirm.
X. ]. Semaska, Narys
M. simonis, Narys.
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GIMTADIENIO FAMINE
JIMAS

Geguzes 20 d. ilgamete Dir
vos skaitytoja Mrs. Katre
Marks svente savo gimtadieni.
Jau is anksto jos drauges
-susitare padaryti jai surprise
party. Gimimo diena visos
staiga suvaziavo SUI valgiais ir
dovanomis. Mrs. K. Marks taip
netiketai uzklupta gausaus bu-
rio draugiu, atvykusiu jos pa
sveikinti, taip susijaudino, kad
net apsiverke dziaugsmo asa
romis.. Sveikintoju tarpe buvo:
Mrs. Mrs. Kiudulas, Laucius,
Skirnulis, Snarpunas, Adams,
snabis ir kit. Viena viesnia
buvo net. is Waterbury, Conn.
Tai Mrs. A. Barbiero, kuri vie
sejo pas seseri Mrs. Kiudulas
ir kartu atejo pasveikinti. At
vyko mamytes pasveikinti ir
jos dukrele Mrs. M. Malh1aus-
kas, gyvenanti cia pat, Detroi-
te. Kita dukrele Anna, gyve-
nanti Pittsburghe, atsiunte
sveikinima If dovanu.
JaukiuOse Mrs. K. Marks ma
muose linksmai praleidome ke-
las valandas ir linkime miela-
jai Katrynai dar daug daug
linksmu gimtadieniu!
Mrs. A. Kiudulas.
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PABRANGSTA

Pittsburgho srityje statybos
darbininkams treciu kartu pa.
kelta algos. Apie $50 Alleghe-
ny statybos reikmenu filmu SUI
tiko pakelti pc Is centQ valan-
dai visiems savo darbininkams.
o pacios statybos darbininkams
pakelta po 20 centu valandai.
Tokiu budu, statyba pabran-
gsta; nauji namai pasidaro dar
brangesni isigyti.
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xEMTINIJF

Niekass@ siek neatjaucia Lie
tuviu tremtiniu vargingai buk-
lei Vokietijoie kaip tie kurie
ten kartu gyveno, vargo, salo,
badavo, ir kurie turejo laimes
atvykti Amerika. Philadel-
phijon jau yra atvyke apie pu-
Sc simto Lietuviu tremtiniQ.
Jie negali pamirsti tu suvar-
gusiu asarotu veidu su kuriais
atsisveikino vos keli ar kelioli-
ka menesiu atgal ir kuriems
pasizadejo kad jei ne ka dau-
giau tai bent maisto pasiQstl.
Kick zinoma, iie ia pazada
Sventai pildo. Patys budami
naujakuriai, suvarge, is sun
Klaus savo uzdarbio nuolat sum
cia maisto siuntinius Vokieti-
joje likusiems savo vientau-
Ciams. Svarbiausia kasdieni-
ne ju kalba tai kaip pagelbe-
JUS tremtyje likusiems savie-
stems if kaip greiciau ir dau-
giau ispildzius affidavitu par
kvietimui ju Amerika.
Su patarimu pramonlnlnkC
Mykolo Dumsos (pas kuri dir
ba keliolika tremtiniu) if kitu
iautresniu LietuviQ, buvo SUI
manyta surengti geguzine-plk-
nikas, Mikelaicio ukeje, Gegu-
zes 9 d., tremtyje esanCiu Lie |
tuviu naudai. Geguzine buvC |
rengta perankstyvai, prizes pix |
nika dar visa saVaite buvo sal
ia ir lilo, del to jausta nusimi
nimas del galimu pasekmiQ.
Bet sulaukus sekmad i e n i o
Geguzes 9, diena pasitaike gra-
II If Silta. zmoniu suvaziavc
apsciai. Pikniko rengimo ko
miteta sudare: VaiSnys, Janus.
kevicius. Steponavicius, Daug-
nora If Mingela.
Specialiai siai geguzinei bu
vo sudarytas If mokinamas pa
ciu tremtiniu choras. Buvo rem
kamos aukos garbes pakvieti-
mais. Daugiausia surinko p.'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
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