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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26

1t is interesting to note that over
million women in the United
States work in their own business,
profession or trade for profit or
fees, and in addition, nearly 3O0,-
900 women were operating farms
of their own. This group of women
form eight per cent of all employ
ed women.
The Census Bureau, in a COM
parison of occupational data for
October, 1945 and 1947 shows few
er women in clerical, operative,
service and farm occupations, with
a noticeable rise in numbers of wo-
men in professional work.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26
HAVE YOU HEARD?

1t is important to understand the
meaning of certain terms found
on labels as a guide to sanitation
around the home.
A disinfectant or germicide de-
stroys disease germs and renders
them harmless. For instance, an an
tiseptic prevents the development
and growth Of disease germs. An
antiseptic is not disinfectant un-
less capable of destroying germs
as we'll as preventing their growth.
Familiar disinfectants are high
heat, chlorine, household lye, alco-
hol and tincture of iodine. Boric
acid is a familiar antiseptic.
A deodorant destroys odors.
An insecticide kills insects. 1t is
not necessarily disinfectant.
Psychologists advise whatever
disinfectant is chosen for use in the
home to give it plenty of time to
act, and use it warm, or even hot.
Very few disinfectants act instant
ly. Temperature affects their action
with cold decreasing and heat in
creasing their effectiveness.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26

Teacher: "Who can tell me what
made Frances Scott Key famous p
Jasper: "He knew all the verses
of the Star-Spangled Banner"
There is such a thing as bein' so
good that you're no good.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26

CELEBRATE WOMEN'S JOB GAINS-Takng a leading part in
conference called by the Womens Bureau
Dept the Tooth year since the Seneca Falls rights
leaders
discussing presentation part winning equal pay
equal front, to Pauline Newman Union
Center Int Ladies Garment Worker UnonAFL Sadie Reh G
official Louis MAZDA Springer, ILG official in New York;
(rea Doe Lowther of the Amagamaed Clothing
Katherine Eeckson assistant research director the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26

Everything may come to the man
who waits but it'll come awful slow.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-26

Heilum, gas widely used in
airships, first was discovered in
spectroscopic studies of the sun.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
New Miami
Apartment House

MIAMI, FLA, Dec. 2.-(ANP)-
A new apartment house project for
Negroes here has been started in
the Liberty City area. The project
will be called Lincoln Fields. There
will be "a buildings containing in
all SIG one and two bedroom units.
Plans include space for parking and
for supervised Fairgrounds.
The cost Of the project will run
around $1,5O0,OOO. It is expected
that u apartments will be ready
for occupancy by Jan. Is. 1t will
take a year to complete the entire
project which is owned by Sam
Sacks, white, Miami Beach hotel
operator.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
Improved Power i
AIcorn A & NJ

ALCORN, Miss, Dec. 2.-(ANP)
Recent improvements in the power
plant of Alcorn A and M college
have resulted in the institution re-
ceiving adequate heat, light, and
water on the campus, it was dis
closed here last week by DR.. w. H.
Pipes, president.
Last Oct. 6, the Rural Electrified
ton tied the college int its circuit
and now supplies the campus with
a high tension of 14,4OO volts. There
are three 200 kilowatt transformers
which step the voltage down 2,400.
The peak load for the school is ap-
proximately $50 kilowatts.
Plans are underfoot to rebuild the
electrical system so that all current
used on the campus will pass
through the-transformer sub
station, and the local generator used
for emergency standby purposes.
A 800 horsepower automatic oil
water-fired-tubed boiler was re-
Gently put into service which assures
sufficient amount of steam to heat
all the buildings adequately. In ad-
dition, Alcorn has a 750-gallon per
minute centrifugal water pump,
which is both electrically and
gasoline-engine driven, designed to
furnish the school with approx
mately $4,000 gallons of water per
day. An additional deep well is to
be dug in the near future, and to-
gether with the new pump, will keep
the water supply at a high level con-
stantly.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
Baltimore NAACP Ask
UN TO Refuse Offer
From U. Of Maryland

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-(ANP)-
In letters to United Nations leaders,
the Baltimore NAACP denounced
segregation practiced in Maryland,
and requested the UN Food and
Agricultural organization to refuse
an invitation of the University of
Maryland to set up it's headquarters
at the college campus.
Signed by Milton P. Brown, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Baltimore
NAACP, the letter was sent to
Trygve Lie, secretary general of
the UN; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt,
chairman, UN Commission on
Human rights; Leslie A. Wheeler,
U. S. representative of the UN Food
group.
In his letter, Brown called atten-
ton to the anti-Negro attitude of
DR.. H. C. Byrd, president of the
university, as well as the segrega-
ton laws of the state of Maryland.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02

Tive men were interrupted at 1925
A. M. Wednesday morning as they
were in the midst Of burglarizing
O'Henry's restaurant. The two men
identified by police as Preston A..
Thomas, %, 1872 Midland street, and
Stanley Howard, 81, 1417 Home
avenue, face burglary charges.
According to Robert Spaulding,
owner Of the store, his mother who
lives close to the restaurant, noticed
a light in the rear Of the restaurant
which was supposed to be out. She
called her son and informed him
of it. Along with his brother, Ben,
Jr., and his father, Ben, ST., Spauld-
ing investigated. They first armed
themselves with a shotgun.
They surprised Thomas and How
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02

division, Virginia State college; ].
Rupert Picott, executive secretary,
Virginia State Teachers association.
The University is also credited
with having six or more college
deans, 500 doctors, dentists, phar-
macists, lawyers and more than
5000 ministers, teachers business
men and women and community
leaders among it's graduates and
former students.
During the celebration which will
be climaxed during the June COM
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
ACTOR A NEWLY
FORMED NEWS AGENCY

NEW YORK CITY-David
Bethe, veteran actor ofmany Broad
way plays, including such hits as
earl Carols Vanities," 'The Pr
rate" and early to Bed" has
joined the Atlas News Service as
Editor.
Mr.. Bethea was educated at Tenn
pie University, and is the writer
of the column "Life at a Glance"
which has appeared regularly in
more than sixty weeklies during
the last four years. He is also CO.
author of a play entitled "Sugar
Boy" mentioned as a production at
the Hollywood Playhouse in Los
Angeles, Cal. His collaboration is
Margaret N. Sims, mother Of Left
Erickson, the movie star.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (At-
las News Service)-Amid the his
toric surroundings of Monticello,
the home of Thomas Jefferson, two
hundred Southerners, representing
nearly every Southern state, to dis
cuss Civil Rights.
Noting that this country was
founded with the declaration that
all men were created equal, framed
in words, given to the world by a
southerner, Thomas jefferson, and
that, closely associated with the
idea of equality and political De-
mocracy, was another concept of
American culture, the idea of broth
erhood of all mankind.
Discrimination, the statement
continues, means lower living stand
ards for those who discriminate as
well as for victims Of discrimina-
ton, and states that while the South
is one of the nations richest regions
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
Beating The Gun
By Alvin Moses

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-(ANP)-
YOU MAY LOOK FOR-Our 1913
"sports story" which is nearing
completion and will be on the desk
of editor, FRANK MARSHALL
DAVIS, out Chicago way, and di-
rector, CLAUDE A. BARNETT,
around Dec. 10. -. Belated answers
to your welcomed questions even
before that date; you readers had
me burning more midnite oil than
the law should permit in these cold
war talk days. -. HANK GREEN
BERG, interviewed by Daily News,
Jimmy Powers said on Sunday, Nov.
20, about LEROY cSatch') PAIGE,
Cleveland Indians pitcher:
paige looms large in the 1919
plans of the Indians who will beat
out the Yanks again in 1949. Sure
Paige will be back. We're definitely
counting on him for a lot of relief
work. He is a freak. You cannot
say he is older, and therefore
weaker. Do you know he made our
good pitchers look bad out on the
coast? He regularly beat Bearden
and Lemon.
"Paige was the best deal of the
year. Not only did he win six and
lose one for us, but in his first three
games he played to more than 200.
600 paid admissions.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
Two Men Face
Burglary Charges

ard in the rear of the establishment.
The two men had ten packs Of cigar
cites and twelve cents on their. per-
sons. These were allegedly stolen
from the restaurant.
The Spauldings held the two men
until police arrived. Detectives j. F.
Hogan and L.. L. Gleaton who in
vestigated said that the two men
would be charged with burglary.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
Va. Union Plans
For Golden Jubilee


RICHMOND, Va, Dec.2.-(ANP)
Elaborate plans are being made
for the celebration of the golden
jubilee of Virginia Union university
to begin on Feb. II, 1949, it was
disclosed here last week by officials
of the institution. The series of pro-
grams to follow will mark the estab-
lishment of the university by the
uniting Of two historic institutions
for the education of freedom.
Virginia Union was established in
1899 when the Richmond Theological
seminary for freedmen and the Way
land seminary at Washington, D. c.,
consolidated under the new name.
The original institutions rel estab-
lished in 1865 by the American Bap-
fist Home Mission society which
still gives some support to Union.
In announcing plans for the golden
jubilee celebration, DR.. J. M. Ellison,
president, said last week that the
university has more than 5000 grad
yates and farmer students scattered
in many parts of the world contrib
utirg their part in spreading culture
and giving service in various fields
of human endeavor.
Some of the best known graduates
of the university, according to
records in the schools archives, are
DR.. Charles S. Johnson, president of
Fisk university; DR.. A. Clayton
Powell Sr., pastor-emeritus Of Ably
ssinian Baptist church., New York;
DR.. r. P. Daniel, president of Shaw
university, Raleigh, N. c.; President
J.. M. Ellison, DR.. John w. Barco
vice president of Union; Eugene
Kinckle Jones, founder and genera,
secretary of the National Urban
league; DR.. J. A. Bacoats, president
Benedict college; DR.. Benjamin E
Mays, president, Morehouse college
DR.. Charles H. Thompson, dear
of the graduate school, Howard uni
versity; DR.. Abram l.. Harris, schol
arly economist and author; Home.
S. Brown and the Rev. DR.. Marshal
Shepard, Members of the Pennsyl
vania legislature and the latter re
corder of deeds of the District O
Columbia; the Rev. A. Clayton Pow
ell Jr., pastor of Abyssinian Baptis
church and member of congress
James w. Ivy, managing editor, tn
Crisis.
DR.. w. P. Hayes, minister, Beth
any Baptist church, Newark; tn
Rev. A. A. Watts, Chicago minister
DR.. U. G. Wilson, president, Baptis
General association of Virginia
George w. Brooks, director, Norfol
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-02
JEFFERSON'S WORDS RECALLED
IN CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING

in natural resources, the average
Southern citizen has an income forty
per cent lower than the non-South-
ern citizen.
Proposals for action were offered
in a final section, under three head
ings:
For individual action by speak
ing out against discrimination and
guarding against prejudice in word,
thought or deed; For group action
to inform and educate members
about present inequalities and in
justices and to obtain approval of
charges needed to establish these
rights; For legislation, repeal of
existing laws, violating these prin-
ciples, notably, laws enforcing pub
lie distinctions based on color, re-
ligion and national origins, and by
passage of new legislation at all
levels to shield the Civil Rights OF
all Citizens. .
, 1948-04-07

To Or Friends Ia The Virgin Islands
Effective April ], 1913, Pan American World
Anyways started operating three daily local shuttle
trips between St. Thomas and San Juan, an almost
vice. Pan Americans efforts to invade Caribbean
Atlantics local market cannot be justified on the
grounds Of traffic requirements. Caribbean Allan
tic has been providing about twice the number of
airplane seats required by the traffic moving be-
tween St. Thomas and San Juan and there is abso-
lutely no need for the additional flights inagurated
BY Pan American. 1t is obvious that Pan Ameri-
cans sole purpose in inaugurating these flights is
to destroy Caribbean Atlantic.
In view Of this action BY Pan American, can any
one blame Caribbean Atlantic for opposing the
certifcation Of Pan American into St. Croix ]? We
do not have the resources Of Pan American and
could not survive a dollar and cents. battle with
them. However, we are counting on our friends
who have supported our local service since 1889,
when Pan American was providing these Islands
no service At al, to see Us through this fight
CARIBBEAN ATLANTIC AIRLINEs INC.
, 1948-04-07
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y Bio N

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that Trademark No.
go, 468 which was registered
in the United States Patent
Office, Washington, D. c., on
July 26, 1927, in the name Of
Cadbury Brothers, Limited, Of
Birmingham and Bournville,
England, a corporation organ
lied under the laws of the
Kingdom of Great Britain,
and which was registered in
the Office of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Islands
Iof the United States on No
vember 8, 1923, has been re-
neWed on December is, 1947,
in the United States Patent
Office, Washington D. C, for
a period of twenty years from
july 26, 1947, to Cadbury Bro
theirs, Limited, a corporation
organized and existing under
the laws of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Nor
them Ireland, and that the
said renewal has this date been
recorded in the Office of the
Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands of the United
States at st. Thomas, in ac-
iccOOTdance with with the provisions
in the regulations governing
the registration of Patents and
Trademarks in the Virgin Is
lands approved April |, 1916.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States
st. Thomas
March IL, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
NAUJOS PLIENO MAsINOS

Jones and Laughlin Steel
Corp. Aliquippa, Pa, dirbtuve-
Sc itaisytos naujausios plieno
plotviu gaminimo masinos, ku-
rios sveria 1000 tony, turf TO-
900 arkliu jega ir veikia grei-
tumu 70 myliu valanda. Tai
yra dalis tos korporacijos 500
milijonu prapletimu ir pageri-
nimu programos.
Viena tokia masina gall per
SIS minutas padaryti popieros
storio, 80 coliu plocio plieno
plotve ilgumo nuo Pittsburgho
Xxi Youngstowno.
Tos naujos masinos pasku-
bins patenkinima plieno relka-
lavimu, kuriu Xxi siol negalima
patenkinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
DETROITO JUOKDARIAI.

simas prie rusiskumo, kuri.
Masiams tur but kaip Zydu
koSer, tapes sventu dalyku, pri
eina prie to, kad Masys SUI Ma
syte per radio dainuoja ne
senus is caro- laiku romansus.
kad tik jie butu rusiski. Net il
programos pradziai Masys pri
take senos studentiskos dai
nos "Gaudeamus" motyva, ne
zinodamas, kad ta daina boise.
vikai megsta, kaip bulius rau.
dona skara. Taip sakant, Ma
siai pasisove bolsevikelius gar.
binti, bet nezino is kurio gale
tai pradeti. O jei zmogus sokt
nemoka, tai Wis takta nepatai.
ko.
Ir nors tasai '1ietuviskas'
pusvalandis daznai turf ir CRU
zinisku ir totorisku ir baltgu-
disku ir kitokiu dainQ, kurios
sudaro jo didesne puse, bet di-
dziausia jo prasmatnybe yra
tos garsios "zinios". Visos tos
zinios arba visai priesingos
toms Unions kurios yra paduo-
damos bolseviku "Tiesoje", ar
ba yra paciu Nasty sugalvotos.
Pavyzdziui, kad ir neseniai, pa
aiskino kodel Lietuvoje zmones
is Americas laisku negauna. Ir
paaiskino, kad ir dabar Lietu-
vos pastuose labai daug yra sa-
botazninku, kurie is laisku va
gia dolerius. Esa, tai Wis seno
rezimo pakalikai, liaudies prize
Sal.
Suprantama, kas gi rimtai
gall tokia nesamone tiketi. Vi
81 kalba, matyti uzmirso Ma
siai, kad Lietuvos pastuose, vel
kia ''juodi kabinetai'', kur kick
viena is uzsienio laiska taip pat
lupineja, kaip ir zmogu NKVD
uzkampiuose.
Masyte dar pridure, kad tada
bus gera su Lietuva susirasine-
ii, kai tuos "liaudies priesus"
pastuose isnaikins. Bet, nepri-
dejo, kad tada jau bus tik ru-
siskai laiskus galima rasyti,
nes nebebus jau Lietuvoje tu,
kas Lietuviskai kalba.
Tokiu pavyzdziu blogos re-
klamos sovietiniam rezimui
Masiu radio pusvalandis pill
mas. Todel ir vadina zrnones j
Detroito juokdariq programa.
RarbOra B.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
WATERBURY. Ct.
CUB. McCONAUGHY'S VA
SARIO l6 PROKLAMACIJA

LVS 9-to skyriaus ir Ame-
rican Friends of Lithuania at
liko iskilminga paminejima 30
metu sukakties Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybes. Programa atsi-
buvo Elton Hotel. Ten buvo
perskaityta Conn. Gubernato-
riaus McConaughy proklamaci-
ia isleista paminejimui Lietu-
vos Nepriklausomybes sukak-
ties, ir pasakyta ivairiu kalbu
bel ispildyta dainu programa.
Programa vede DR.. M. j.
Colney. Tarp 9 ir $3.50 vakare
kalbu dalis buvo pasakyta per
radio. Svarbus kalbetojai bu-
vo miesto mayoras Raymond
Snyder, Congressmanas James
Patterson, svecias is Europos
Adv. Vincas Rastenis ir kit.
Sugiedota Americas ir Lie
tuvos himnai ir buvo pasivai-
sinimas ir draugiskas praleidi-
mas to iskilmingo vakaro.
Vasario 16 ryta, sv. Marijos
Ligonines Koplycioje, atlaiky-
ia misios uz zuvusius II pasau-
liniame kare. Dalyvavo buris
Lietuviu ir ju draugQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
Detroit, Mich, Naujiien0s
sALPOS VAKARELIS

sestadieni, Vasario % d.
lvyks LVS 6 skyriaus salpos
vakarelis, Y.W.C.A. Highland
Park, 1880 Woodward Ave,
7.3O val. vakare.
Vakarelyje> bus kortavimas,
bunco zaidimas ir uzkandziai.
Be graziu dovaneliu dar bus ir
trumpa programa. Viskas uz
viena dolari auku. Inejimo IT,
kietus prasome uzsisakyti is
anksto. Del tikieteliu prasome
skambinti Adelei Mase, Phone
We. 67338.
Kaip jau raseme pereitame
Dirvos numeryje, vakarelio pei
mas skiriamas Lietuviu tremti-
niu suselpimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
LOS ANGELES, Cal
lSklLMINGAI PAMINETA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Los Angeles ALT skyrius
surenge Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes 30 metu sukakties pa
minejima sekmadieni, Vasario
Is. Iskilmes diena pradeta su
Pontifikalemis Misiomis St. vi
blana's katedroje, kurias atna-
savo Vyskp. Manning II val.
ryto.
Kun. f. J. Whelan, rektorius
is Loyola Universiteto, ia pro-
Ga pasake pritaikinta pamoks-
la. Per misias katedrojo gle
dojo Sv. Kazimiero Lietuviu
parapijos choras.
Po pamaldu, visi Lietuviai
susirinko Patriotic Hall, ant
South Figueroa street, kur at
sibuvo bendri pietus, O pas
klau, nuo 2 valandos, Patriotic
Hall auditorijoje atsibuvo Off
cialis Nepriklausomybes sukak-
ties paminejimas SUI atitinka-
ma programa ir gerais kalbe-
tojais. Dainu dali ispilde Mrs.
Bartush-Swaggart ir Mrs. ia
nusauskas, taipgi dainavo sv.
kazlmiero parapijos choras.
Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
KOVOS SU KOMUNIZMU
LAISKAIS

Pittsburghe ir kitur Pennsyl-
vanijoje Italai sugalvojo prade-
tt laisku vaju, rasant savo gil
minems Italijoje paaiskinimus
apie komunistu varoma pikta
propaganda prizes Amerika i,
apie Amerikos tikslus gelbeti
ir pareVti Italia.
Laisku vaju sumane ir vyk-
do Italiios Sunu ir Dukteru or
ganizacija, kuri ta sumanyma
paskleide tarp visu savo sky
riu. Ia organizacija turi apie
1900 nariu Amerikoje.
Italians gerai kad ju sails
neatiteko komunistams ir jie
gall savo tevynei pasitarnauti
raSydami laisvai laiSkus.
Kurias sails komunistai pa
verge, ten tik pikciausi Mas
kvos nuodai ir melai skleidzia-
mi il nera kaip juos atmusti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

Detroito radiju pasinaudojs
bemaz visos Detroite gyvenan.
clos tautybes. Is radio apara-
to Detroite isgirsi visa kalby
babilona. Yra ten ir Lietuvil
pusvalandis.
| Tarp tu ivairiu tautybiu ra-
dijo pusvalandziu susisuko liz
da prosovietiskieji darbuotojai
Jie teikia savo programs Ju-
goslavu, Rusu, ir geda prisipa-
zinti, Lietuviu kalba. Sovietis-
kos programos Lietuviu kalba
yyriausias dirigentas yra Mas
kvai SUI kunu ir dusia parsida-
yes Masis, kuris SUI savo duk-
ra tame prosovietiskame pus-
valandyje jauciasi kaip zuvis
7andenyje. Ir ko jam gerai ne
sijanti, jei jo "priesas' Lietu-
yiskas nesovietiskas radi j o
;usvalandis, ne neprasizioja
,eikti tikru ziniu is pavergtos
Lietuvos. Todel Masio ''zinios"
IRA vieninteles zinios is musQ
lelaimingos tevynes, kurios
sklinda Detroite padangeje.
Bet nera dar tame labai di-
leles bedos, mes Masio "zinios"
,e tick jau ziniomis atrodo, o
,inka tik zmonems palinksmin-
i; panasiai kaip cirko juokda-
iu kalbamos nesamones. Todel
:mones, ir jau kick "paraudo-
ave" visi vienodai tas zinias
inksmai apkalba ir is ju pasi-
uokia.
Kaipo faktus tu radio juok-
lariu darbo galima nurodyti
lad ir siuos dalykelius:
Radio pranesejas pranesa
lpie mirusi ir po to, vieton var
gonu muzikos, kaip jau radio
,kelbimuose apie mirusius yra
prasta daryti, duoda savo So
vietine "uzdusine", mirusiam
pagerbti pagroja plokstele SUI
'garsaus" chuliganq karaliaus
Pupu Dedes su Razaliute ldai-
nuota "Naslaicio kapas" daine-
1e. Xxi kol dar mirusiu palikuo-
nys tyciosis is savo mirusiuju,
duodami mirties skelbimus Ma
sio radijui?
Varduvinikams pasveikinti
daznai vieton Lietuviskos dai-
neles, skamba pacios Masytas
danuojama "Volga, ,Volga' ar
ba kas panasaus laba blogame
Lietuviskame vertime.. Prlsirl-