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The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

Dear Editor:
Have just arrived Gin Hot
Springs) from my vacation at my
old home town of Baltimore.
l want you to continue to send
me the Arizona Post in the future
for two reasons: 1t is a symbol of
my very dear and honorable
friends there whom / intend to
meet again some day. Then too
because your paper is the best
informed on local organizations
and activities that I can find in
any town in the u. S. With best
wishes, Morris Libshutz
Hot Springs, Ark.
The Arizona post., 1948-08-20

friends in the four years l was
there and as member in that
nice Congregation AnShei Israel.
Best wishes Henry Katz.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Gorysburg

Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Jordan,
Mrs. Laura Woodruff and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Woodruff visit
ed friends in and around Garys-
burg recently.
Mrs. Austin Berry and little
son, Lee, have returned to their
home in Orlando. Florida, after
spending few days with their
parents and grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Lee, in CASTOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Collier
visited her mother, Mrs. G.. w.
Clements, recently.
Mrs. Melvin Moore and two
children, Hazel Faye and James
Russell, have been visiting rela-
tives in Halifax.
Mrs. Wilky Coker visited her
mother, Mrs. Dora Bradley re-
Gently.
Mrs. Roland Coker visited her
mother, Mrs. Jenkins, one dav
last week. Mrs. Jenkins is max.
ing her home in Roanoke Ra.
pids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Coker
were visitors in town recentlv
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
New Goth Century
Limited Costs IL
Times Original

NEW YORK, (A.P.) - Amer
ica's most famous train, the
Twentieth Century Limited, is
being replaced by a new edition
which will cost II times as much
as the original.
In contrast to the $l15,000 cost
of the locomotive and five wood
en- cars which made up the ori-
ginal Century in 1902, each Of
the two new Centurys now un-
der construction at the Pullman
Standard shops in Chicago will
cost 1000, 900 with its Diesel To-
comotive.
Each section Of the New
York to Chic q 30 train will have
16 streamlined cars, according
to Fred H. Baird, general pas
senger traffic manager OF the
New York Central. The trains
will have barber shops, valet
service, shower baths, train
secretaries, radio telephones
for outside calls to any point.
and inter-car phones 50 that
passengers can order meals by
telephone direct to the diner
or page friends.
The original Century was re-
placed by all-steel cars in 1910
and again in 1928 and 1888, when
the train went streamlined with
the first all-bedroom cars. The
new cars will be given such
functional names as Cascade
Glen and Manhattan Island. In
the old days they were given
more classical titles, like De-
cius, Sappho, Petruchio and Ben
volio.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13

State, speaking before civic
clubs and high school and col
lege groups in the interest OF
nursing as a career. Her tour
was planned and conducted by
the State Nurses Association,
with the assistance of Hospital
Saving Association.
In support of her statement
that the Miss N. c. Student
Nurse of 1948' contest and tour
are largely responsible for the
impressive fall enrolment, Mrs.
NOEL released the findings of a
recent survey of al the white
schools of nursing.
The survey, made especially
to determine the effectiveness of
the contest and tour, show that
the resultant publicity undoubt-
edly influenced many young wo-
men to enter nurse training.
Seventeen of the 80 white
schools replying to the survey
QUESTIONABLE said the contest
and tour definitely helped to in
crease their enrollments. Six of
these schools reported that AZ
students assigned the contest
and tour publicity as being di-
rectly responsible for their deci-
sion to become nurses. Many of
the schools expressed their ap-
probation for the great amount
of favorable publicity which they
received as result of their par
ticipation in the program.
Describing the contest and
tour as wonderfully success
full" Mrs. NOEL said, 1.-THE
greatest competition which a
young woman faces is at the
point of entrance into the school
of nursing. Once she enters
school, the student usually de-
sires to nurse for the rest of her
life. We feel certain that many
qualified young women were
first introduced to the advan-
tages of career in nu sing
through the excellent publicity
created by the ''Miss N. c. Stu
dent Nurse of 1948 contest and
tour"
In addition to the success real
lied this year, Mrs. NOEL pre-
dicted that the contacts made by
Mrs. Harrell in her appearance
before high school and college
students also will have influ-
ence on the recruitment of nurs-
ing students for the 1949 and 1850
classes.
Although no plans have yet
been made for a 1949 contest, it
is probable that the competition
will be repeated. This years
contest was the second, the first
having been held in 1947.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Lost Valley Forge Fort
May Be Restored

+ VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (UP)-
Fort John Moore, long g-lost re-
doubt used by the American Re
volutionary Army in the winter
of 1777-78, may rise again.
Archeologists re-discovered the
site of the missing fort by study
ing aerial photographs. They
now are searching for diaries or
documents which may throw ad-
ditional light on the bitter wint-
er encampment.
Historians hope such records
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Gdsfon

Mrs. J. M. Lee has returned
home from the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital, Her daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Ingram of Hopewell, visited
her Sunday.
Robert Ingram of Washing
ton, D. c., and Bernard Lee of
HopeWell were visitors here on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Moody visited her
sister, Mrs. w. R. Massey, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Ferguson
were guests IN the Lee home
Friday evening.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
1850 New Student Nurses
Recruited In State Campaign

Dy9RHAM.-An intensive six
months campaign to recruit 1000
new Student nurses for fall class
es Id state schools of nursing
has been successfully concluded.
Thu North Carolina State
Nurses Association and the
Good. Health Association, which
have.been conducting the cam
paigr1 made this announcement
this week. .
H. C. Crenford, Executive Di-
rector of the Good Health Asso-
iation, said that 1888 new students
have, been enrolled in 81 of the
35 white schools in the State, and
approximately $50 new students
(maximum strength) have regis
tered for the six Negro schools.
The exact number of new stu
dents. entering the four remain
ing white schools is not known,
but IL is certain to be enough to
raise the total above the goal of
1,00O..
Crawford said the total white
and Negro enrolment for the
1948 fall classes will exceed the
1947 figure by roughly $50 stu
dents
Mrs. Marie B. Noell, Execu-
tive Secretary of the State
Nurses Association, attributed
the highly successful enrolment
campaign to the favorable pub
icity gained for the nursing pro-
fession by the statewide contest
to select ''Miss N. c. Student
Nurse of 1948."
The contest, which was the
highlight of the recruitment
campaign, was sponsored by the
State. Nurses Association, with
the Cooperation and assistance
Of the North Carolina Hospital
Association and the State Medi-
cal Society. 1t was conducted by
the Good Health Association.
Mrs: Ann McSwain HarreI,
senior nurse in the Duke Univer-
sity Hospital School of Nursing,
was selected as Miss N. c. Stu
dent Nurse of 1948.' She won
over field of 35 contestants
one from each of the white
schools of nursing in the State.
Negro schools did not take part
in the contest, Mrs. Noell said,
since they do not experience the
student nurse recruitment diff
culties which confront white
schools. In fact, Negro schools
invariably have more applicants
than can be given consideration,
she declared.
After being named as the No. I
Tar Heel student nurse, Mrs.
Harrsll made a week-long tour
OF communities throughout the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Girls Find BankrOll
Beats Good Looks

PHILADELPHIA GU. P.) -
When the girls 60 husband
hunting in these days of high
prices, good looks take a back
seat to a bank account.
So say Jack Jaffe and S. Sam
uels, partners in a local mar
riage bureau. They estimate the
odds are 20 to one woman will
favor the man who can give
them home, security and COM
panionship."
providing he's not actually
repulsive, looks are strictly sec
ondary," the matchmakers say.
AS for the men, when they
look for a wife they're divided
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Dogs Nose Knows Best
How To Care For Bird

HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J.(UP)
Upper, a puppy who is the pet
of five-year-old Sunny Hinck-
en-, has adopted baby robin and
carries il around on his nose
most of the time.
He even shares his dog food
with the bird.
Tipper's master found the bird
a few minutes after it fell from
a nest. The family has been feed
ing it chopped-up dog food at
intervals throughout the day, be-
gining at AS a. m. when the
bird begins ito chirp like mad"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13

will be found so they can puzzle
out different theories as to why
George Washington chose the
Vaelly Forge area near Philadel-
phia for the army's winter
quarters.
Scientific exavators expect to
determine the exact dimensions
of the fort soon and reconstruc-
ton of the redoubt may be start
ed this fall. The fort was one of
two erected by the patriot sold
iers for defense of the encamp-
ment.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Commuters Buy Comfort

NEW YORK (U.P.-Four club
of commuters using the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey to come
to their jobs have been formed
and are buying their own air
conditioned travel. The clubs
are leasing air-conditioned coach
es from the railroad and are
planning for the cooling equip
ment over a period Of 15years.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13

two daughters visited Mrs. Eu-
gene Vasser recently and at
tended the revival services al
Spring Church.
R. M. Robinson visited his
sister, Mrs. Dallas Reid re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Crew and
two children were in Roanoke
Rapids recently.
Miss Mildred Liverman of Pc
tersburg visited her mother a
few days this week.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13

.hout $3.50 on the issue of bank
oil VS.. beauty, said the mar
riase arrangers. Jaffe and Sam
,,ols i. have been in the business
for many years.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
e,y.ns Mate for Car q Year

MILWAUKEE, { U. r. MRS.
Elsie Jaeger lost her husband
ri. a divorce court but gained
assurance of a new car every
year As part of the settlement
tbe court ruled that Walter Jae-
oer Milwaukee car dealer must
nrovide his wife with a new car
each year.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Srray Paws for Itself

EFFINGHAM Ill. { U. P. y
Fifteen or 20 cents worth Of
nDT sprayed on a good dairy
cow during the summer months
will hike her milk production
as much as is per cent, Clinton
S Outright, Effingham County
farm adviser, says.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Heads Bank at 50

WHITEHALL, Wis. ~. P. y
W. J. Webb is SO years old but
the directors of a bank her e
aren't too worried about his ad-
vanced age. Despite his pro =
tests that he was too old for the
job, they reelected him head Of
the John O. Shelby snd Co. Bank
Webb has been with the bank
since it was founded in 1888.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Blind Girl to College

CLAREMONT, N. H. U. P.)
Lorraine Gaudreau, 81, who
is blind, plans to board with
her seeing-eye dog Spark
lie when she enters the Univer-
sitv of Syracuse this fall.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
Socializmo Nesamones

Anglijos socialism, valdzia
ivede nauja miestu ir ukiu pla-
navimo tvarka, kuria pasipik-
tintu kiekvienas Amerikos So
cialistuojantis darbininkas ma
zas namu savininkas, nekal-
bant jau apie didziuosius saw
ninkus.
Sulyg to istatymo, savinin-
ko interests j savo mama tega-
Ii butt tik tick kick dabar jo
namas vertas ir kick jis nau-
dojamas. Pataisymai galima
.daryti tiktai SUI socialistu val
dzios leidimu, ir kuomet patai-
syto namo verte pakyla, saw
ninkas padidejusias savo incl
gas turi atiduoti valdziai.
Jeigu po Liepos 1, 1947, ma
mas buvo pataisytas ir saw
ninkas j parduoda uz dabarti-
ne kaina, valdzia palma taksais
visa savininko pelna, kick jis
gaus is priezasties pagerinto
namo.
Tas pats ir apie pataisyma
ir pagerinima ukiQ namu ir ze-
mes.
Pataisymo taksai yra net Xxi
100 nuosimciu. Jeigu pataisy-
tas namas atnesa daugiau nau-
dos, visa ta nauda reikia att
duoti valdziai.
Jei kas turejo siaip nuosavy-
be, ir dabar nori ia pagerinti,
valdziai turf sumoketi Xxi 200
nuos. taksu kick pagerinimas ir
pataisymas savininkui atnesa
naudos.
Tokiais tai budais socialistai
stabdo ir trukdo progresa, kas
prilygsta arti komunistu be-
tvarkei, kuri apima nusavinima
zmogaus turetu nanny ir nuo-
savybes, be jokio atlyginimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

daug sakyti, bet uzteko ta va.
kara tik zvilgsniu ir keliu 10.
dziq.
Laime, kad sesute atvyko {
demons pasikalbeti. O dienv
neuzteko, kalbejom ligi A val
ryto, kelemes 7::30. Paskutini
vakara visai nejome guilt. II
dar neissikalbeta. Sesuo nepra.
tus be miego, grizusi susirgo
Gerieji ir neisdidus Ameri-
kos Lietuviai atvaziuoja mane
aplankyti. Aciu jiems. Jie man
atveza nepaprasta laime, Lietu-
viskus zodzius ir net dovaneliQ
Dekoju Detroitieciams P. ST.
Douvan, DR.. Gurskaitei, p
Dambrauskui, p. J. Kripui ir p
H. Rauby uz tokias puikias do
vaneles. AS Jums. Brangieji,
siuo laiku nieku kitu negaliu
atsidekoti, kaip tardama nuo
Strides Lietuviska aciu.
Marcele Cerneckyte.
Woodslee, Ont. Canada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
I Nauja PasauH !
Tremtnes spudzia vykstant is Vokietjos Kanada


dziu, bet kalbejom. Nors buvo-
me isvarge, bet vistik kick ie-
gu turejome dziaugemes naujo
pasaulio krantais.
IS Halifaxo traukiniu vazia-
vome j Montreali. Kelione tru-
ko visa para. Montrealyje is
traukinio mus nuvede j didele
sale SUI parketu, minkstais bal
dais, grojo radijas. Miegojome
po dvi lovoje. Lovos minkstos,
SUI matracais. Svaruteles, bal
tuteles.
Rytojaus diena dave uzpildy-
tt blankus, kur noretume va
ziuoti. AS padaviau p. Ratkie
(Ratkausko) antrasa Windzo-
re. Nors as p. Ratkie nepazino-
jau, bet norejau arciau prie De-
tfOlto, kur gyVena manO SeSute
Maryte SUI svogeriu DR.. Jonu
Sims. Siemet kaip tik sueina
20 metq, kai iSleidome sesute
Maryte j svetima sail laimes
jieskoti. Gal il laimes ir nera-
do, bent tokios, kokios mes jai
linkejome, bet il tikrai padare
name ir keleta kitty laimingais
siais vargo ir asaru laikais.
Taigi siuo momentu nieko gy-
venime taip labai nenorejau,
kaip ja susitikti ir bent pora
valandeliu pasikalbeti.
Vakare Montrealio gyvento-
jai ir sutikimo komisija suruo-
Sc sokius ir notwithstanding.
VisQ tautu zmones sudainavo
po kelias tautiskas dainas. Mes,
Lietuviai, sudainavome iris
daineles: "Tekejo saulele pro
debeseli', "Suk, suk rateli'', ir
'Leiskit j Tevyne". Vietiniai
Lietuviai atejo musu pasitikti
ir pasikalbeti, tai mes ir susi-
kaip tos bites, j viena
kruvele. Mes ten kalbejomes,
verkeme, juokemes, vieni XII
items savo ispudzius pasakojo-
me. o kai mes atsiskyreme,
tai ir kiti greit issiskirste. Apie
II val. issiskirsteme ir mes.
Montrealio Lietuviai man pa
dare malonu ispudi. Jie visi to-
kie malonus, meilus.
Rytojaus diena skirste vie
las. Visos nekantriai laukeme
paskirimo numerio, kuris ture-
10 butt uzrasytas ant lentos.
Vakare pamaciau savo numeri.
Ireitai nubegau j savo kamba-
i ir laukiau, kada pasauks.
Vienas skyre j Toronto, kitas
Ottawa. Name pasauke ir pra-
1ese, kad paskyre j Woodslee,
0nt., II myliu nuo Detroito.
As is to dziaugsmo pradejau
lrebeti. Padave pasirasyti pa
,kyrima, cia ranka laksto, ne
yaliu rasyti. Visos tarnautojos
;uejo prie names, ramino, ne
kas pasidare. Kai
au siaip taip pasirasiau, prata-
'iau, kad turiu seseri Detroite.
Tada jos name suprato ir' pra-
lejo sypsotis. Pirmiau Mesa
liau, kad turiu giminiu Ameri-
,oje, nes buvo gandQ, kad sum
liau isvaziuoti j Kanada items,
uric turf giminiu Suv. Valsti-
ose. Cia NUNS pranese, kad .
ytoj mus YES toliau, arciau ]
'rie Detroito, O man rodes, ko s
lie cia laukia, ko nevaziuoja. s
'as laukimas toks baisus, toks
lesibaigiantis. !
Birzelio 10 d. pradejo gru- l
'uoti ir po kelias isvezti j ivai- !
ius krastus. Man, kaip tycia s
EXC isvaziuoti paskutinei. Ma I
e lydejo labai simpatinga po- j
ia Laura Van Every. Vaziavo- !
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

Gross Hesepe stovykla. Maui
j Metal. Sukilome anksciau. .
neramQs, susirupine. Vieni ruo-
semes lsvaziuoti is sios "asa-
ru pakalnes", kit musu isleisti.
lal buvo rytas, kuris nuleme
musu gyvenima. Isvykti is sto-
vyklos skaitesi laime, bet mano
sirdyje didelis neranumas. Wis
tolyn nuo tevynes nezinomus
vakarus. 0 ar teks kada griz-
Il tals paciais keliais j numyle-
ta Tevyne, prie tevelio kapo!. j..
IS dalies Kanada man buvo
siltokas krastas, mes zinoiau,
kad mano mieli gimines ten vi
sal artl jos rubeziaus gyvena
Suv. Valstijose. Jie bus mano
globeJai, Kanada bus mano
lalkina tevyne. AS tik mel
dzlausl, kad galeciau pazadus
lstesetl If nepadaryti gedos sa-
vo tautai. IS kalno nusistaciau
zutbutinei gyvenimo kovai.
kur pakliusiu, kaip sunku bus
- laikysiuosi.
IL val. ryto atvaziavo maSi-
nos If mus susodino: 9 mer-
gates ir 13 seimu. Visi prade-
Jome verkti ir kukcioti, net ir
tie, kurie pasiliko stovykloie; /;
tik ju liudesys buvo gilesnis ir
ryskesnis. Ju vargo ir nezinios
gallo dar nesimate.
Susirinko isleisti virs tuks-
tancio zmoniu. Pazistami pra-
Sc nepamirsti jQ, parasyti apie
savo kelione il t. t.
Vaziavome per diena, max
II gavome nakvyne Osnabrue-
Ike. Nors miegojome ant cemen-
tiniu grindQ, bet vistik pasto-
geje ir galejome bent kick uz-
snusti. Ryto meta vel teseme
kelione Xxi pasiekeme Falling
bosteli - pereinama stovykla.
Kelione buvo gerai sutvarkyta,
ia mes buvome patenkinti.
Sausio 2 diena prasidejo mu-
sq rupesciai ir vargai. Maisto
norma tokia mazute. kad zvirb-
lis galetu sulesti. Devynios
mergaites buvome patalpintos
] viena kambari. Low vietoje
tik grynos lentos. Nei stale
nei kedziu. TIA lentine Iowa
NUNS buvo ir kede ir stalas ir
spinta. Lovoje sededamos ir
laiskus raSeme ir juosteles do
vanoms audeme, mes kambare-
lyle tick mazai vietos, kad SUI
kinetis nebuvo kur, o lauke Ia
bal salta. Susitike su kaimyne-
mis- kalbedavome tik apie svei-
kata, plaucius. Pagaliau nufo-
tografavo tuos nelaimingus u
plaucius ir vel laukti, laukti..
Kovo II diena, beveik po
pustrecio menesio laukimo, mus
pasauke Kanados daktaras. kal
isrenge apziurejimui, sirdls
taip pradeio plakti, kad maniau !
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

neislaikysiu, 0 kaip priejo dak-
taras tikrinti, tai vos nesuri-
kau: "sventas Juozapai, stab
dyk mano sirdi!" Praejo lai-
mingai. Balandzio pradzioje
pakviete Kanados konsulas ir
dave pasirasyti ant pasu. Tai
buvo laimingiausia diena mano
tremties gyvenime. Vieni kitus
sveikinome ir buciavomes, sa-
kydami laimingi, laimingi! Da-
bar liko laukti laivo.
Ir vel laukimas, pazadai. Yes
sestadieni, O kai seStadienis
atelna If neveza, tai kalba, kad
YES pirmadieni, ma ir vel meme
siai laukimo.
Bet. laimes spindulelis pro
mus nepraslinko, Geguzes II d.
isvaziavome j Diepholz. Cia pa
lake III dienu ir vel ant lenti-
niQ low ir vel NUNS sonai
skauda kelias dienas kol apsi-
pratome, nes senose vietovese
jau buvome Sick tick apsitvar-
ke ir apsiprate.
Pagaliau, Geguzes 2S d. ga
vome pasus, mano numeris A.,
ir laiva. Kita diena musu lai-
vas isplaukia, palikdamas tuos
nelaimingus, bado ir mirties pill
nus, Europos krantus. Juo mu-
su laivas, marine Marlin, to-
lyn nuo kranto, juo musu Sir
dys lengviau plake. | laisve
plaukeme, jau niekas, niekas
musu nepavys, niekas neziures
kaip j beverti sutverima. Dirb-
sine, gyvensime..
6 val. vakare skambutis va
karienei. Sueinam valgomajl,
o cia axis negali tiketi, ka pa
mateme. Stalai baltomis dro-
bulemis uztiesti, grazus indai,
puikus valgiai. Ar tai cia del
musu, tn 'Dievo Pauksteliu'
visa paruosta, pamaniau. Pra-
dejau valgyti, pirmu kasniu
paspringau, asaros aptemde
axis. o Viespatie, kad galeciau
nors dalele siQ gerybiu paduoti
,iems tukstanciams, kuriuos
)alikau, kurie taip kantriai su-
sirinko mus isleisti, iSlydeti.
suprasti, kodel cia
NUNS visko, o aniems nieko.
Vakare, einant guilt ir vel
Baltos paklodes,
,urias taip seniai jau buvau
nacius, net baisu prisiliesti, ar
i cia tikrai NUNS, klausiau sa-
,es. Laive gavome po pustre-
10 dolerio. Laive beveik visa
.elione sirgau, tad ir ispudziu
egalejau susidaryti.
Birzelio 6 d. pasiekeme Hall
axo uosta Kanadoje. Cia suit
% vietiniai zmones. Jie buvo
abai malonus ir kalbino, kick
TX galeio susikalbeti. Tos kali
os buvo kaip zasies su gal
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

CENTRALINEJE Amerikoje
auginama kava yra svelnesnio
skonio ir tirstesnes sudeties; il
auginama daugiausia virs 1000
pedu aukstumose ir. pavesyJe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

PIETQ vandenuose, Antark-
tike, kasmet sugaunama bang
zuviu (didziausiu juriniu gy-
vunu kurie nera zuvys) po SUI
virs 10000.
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" IL N. VdIIlleIle.
me per miesta, kuris buvo taip
graziai elektra apsviestas. Ge-
lezinkelieciai NUNS "uzfundi-
jo" obuoliu. Atejo vienas Lie
tuvis, kuris mus truputi ap-
sviete apie Kanada. Vaziavome
per nakti ir ryta buvome To-
ronto mieste. Pusrycius valge-
me traukinyje. Musiskes mer-
gates, kurios buvo paskirtos
Toronto miesta, pradejo juo-
kauti. Pamaciusios grazQ Emo
gu pareiskia, kad vot, tas ate
jo musu issirinkti. Katrie at
rode simpatiski, uz tuos varze-
81, o kurie atrode prastai, tuos
viena kitai siule..
Traukinys bevaziuo d a m a S
Wis po viena ar kelias paliko vi
sas bendrakeleives. AS pasili-
kau viena, paskutine. ! 81 kras-
ta tik viena buvau paskirta.
Aciu kunigui Doe, kad jis ma
nes pareikalavo. Ligi London,
Ont. name lydejo p. Every, ku-
ri name kaip tikra motina uz-
jaute ir globojo. Kaip ir visi
Kanadieciai savo svelnumu, ro-
dos, nori uzgydyti tas zaizdas,
karo padarytas. Laikui begant
ir zaizdos ir atmintis nubluks,
bet dabar ia uzuojauta dar la
biau skausmu sminga sirdin.
Kelione is Londono j Windzo-
ra baigiau jau viena. Cia name
priziurejo gelezinkelio tarnau-
tojai, dave valgyti, nors man
jau ne valgis rupejo.
Traukinin ilipo jaunas ber-
niukas, kuris atsisedes salia
names kalbino. Jis buvo is Gle
veland, O. Man il buvo sunku
bet bandziau, O kaip
labai nori, tai kaz kaip ir SUI
pranti. Privaziavus Windzora
jis man parode aukstus didziu-
lius murus ir pasake, kad tai
Detroitas. Man sirdis suplake
ir atsirado toks keistas noras,
kad tas musu traukinys nusi-
ristu ta Detroita. Islipus is
traukinio radau laukiant viena
senyva ponia ir sena kuniga.
Mano akys jieskojo sesers. De-
ia, jai nebuvau pranesus, ku-I
riuo traukiniu atvaziuosiu. Ma
ne pasisodino j AUTOMOBILE If
veza tolyn nuo Windzoro, man
pasidare baisu. Kur pamaty-
davau einancia moteri, Wis man
rodes, gal cia sesuo. Nuvykus
Woodsali name pakviete j
grazu murini mama ir ten uzve-
lie j antra auksta, parode du
zambarius, vonia, atskirus
aiptus zemyn, vienu zodziu
ouiku buta. Man pasidare sun
xu alsuoti ir temo akys, kai as
oamaniau, kad vargsai musQ
,autieciai grumiasi po SO VIE
1ame tokiame kambarelyje. Su-
,tato lovas viena ant kitos ir
net TRIMS aukstais.
Mintis apie seseri ir svogerl
lare name neramia ir neisken-
JUS padaviau kunigui Doe svo-
yerio WHITING kortele. lr Sis
,uosirdus Airiu kilmes Kama
lietis name greit suprato ir pa
ines telefona paskambino svo-
yeriui. Priejus prie trlubeles
,egaliu tarti zodziu, vos prako-
iau, noriu jus siandien matytl.
% geros valandos jau buvau su
esute ir svogeriu. Pamaclusl
eseri labai nusistebejau jos
'aprastumu ir nuosirdumu. Vi
a laika rupinausi, kaip as cia
usitiksiu SUI ia placiai zinoma
r isdidzia ponia. Bet j leJo,
alp ia mergaite, kuri prizes ~
netu mus paliko. Vel pajutau
yg kokia staigmena. Vel su
avais artimaisiais. svogerls
1azai kalba, bet sypsosl, tai
au mano sirdis jaucia, kad Wis
as tvarkoje. Norejau tick
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