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Evening star., 1948-10-17
New Orleans Maltese
Best in Dog Match

A new sort of daily double" was
achieved yesterday by Mrs. Eliza
beth Melgaard of New Orleans at
the initial public event of the NAL
tese Dog Fanciers Association here
She won best in match with hel
puppy bitch, Jon-Vir's Love in a
Mist, and also walked off with the
gate prize for which some seventy
odd persons attending the match
competed.
Best of oppsite sex to Mrs. Mel
gaards Maltese was Sky Top Bliss
owned by A. E. Weisinger of Long
Island. N Y. In all, 80 entries were
judged by Mrs. Agrippina v. Ander-
son of Silver Spring, whose place
ments won general approval.
A good proportion Of the Maltese
shown at the match, which was held
on the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Leitch's home In Riverdale,
stayed over for the all-breed dog
show today at Layhill, sponsored
by Rock Creek Kennel Club with an
entry of more than 500 dogs.
Judging will start at 10 am. on
the estate of Mr.. and Mrs Boyd
Keys. on Route 1872, between Silver
Spring and Sandy Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Purdue Shakes Slump
Despite Bad Breaks,
Beating Iowa, N-13
By the Associofed Press

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct. 10
Purdue's Boilermakers shook of
their football miseries today with a
20-13 victory over Iowa.
The Boilermakers, their Rose
Bowl dreams blasted by North
western and Michigan after a
heart-breaking loss to Notre Dame,
finally got on the winning path in
a rough and tumble scrap with the
Hawkeyes. The score didn't actually
show the difference between the
two teams. Most of the breaks went
against the Boilermakers but they
were equal to the occasion on a
homecoming contest watched by
Al .000.>
Purdue scored one touchdown in
the final s. seconds of the second
period and would have had another
except for a penalty. ~.
The Boilermakers rushed to a
1870 lead midway in.the third period
on Harry Szulborski's 9-yard dash
and virtually clinched the game on
Bob Demoss' punch from the l-foot
mark in the fourth period for q
20-7 lead.
Iowa, which had made its only
previous threat with a drive to the
16 early'in the second period, scored
on the second play of the fourth
period on Ralph Doran's smash
from the 1-yard line.
The Hawks pulled up to 1920
in the closing seconds when AL
Dimarco tossed to Bob Mckenzie
for a 48-yard gain to the and
Sophomore Mearl Naber hit across
on the next play.
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Iowa scoring: Touchdowns-Doran Ma
beT Point after observation-disclosures
Purdue scoring: neutrality-suspicious.,
Szulborski, De Moss. Point after touch
own-Trbovich t2) placements.
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NaSco for the payoh.
Episcopal scored in the same
period on an 85-yard march, Frank
BoXley passing in the fiat to Enc
Charley Gamble for the touchdown
The Maroons added two more ir
the third. Mac Jenkins went of
tackle from two yards out to china,
a 75-yard drive and Criddle swept
around end for eight yards and the
final tally.
ST. PAUL.
Ends-Bibby Nasco
Taekles-Dayis, Davis. Wisch Prince Robinson
Guards-Leish, Whitley, Carver.
Center-Trautman
Backs, Dean. White. Wasner, Hedges
Wilson, Morgan, Hunter.
EPISCOPAL.
Ends-Mackall, Gibson, Gamble, Dilweg
Tackles-A. Boxley. Paynter, Russell.
Guards-Sherill. Poston. Parish, Sho-
walter.
Centers-Garlington, Dixon.
Whitlock, F.. Boxley. Hinton. Criddle
Hutchins. Nichols. williams, jenkins
St: Paul ---------------29 @ O.;
St. Paul scoring-Touchdowns Hunter
touehdowns: Bibby ts5. placements.
Episcopal scoring-Touchdowns: Nichols
Gamble. jenkins, Criddle. Points aftel
touchdowns: Williams. t2D. placements.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Place Kicks Give St. Paul
Victory Over E Episcopal, 27-26

Chuck Bibby booted three out OF
four extra points while Episcopal
High School made good only two
to give st. Paul High of Baltimore
a 27-26 victory yesterday at Alex
andria.
1t was the second straight one
point setback for the Maroons, who
rallied after trailing, 27-6, at half
time. st. Christopher edged Episco-
pal, 1912, last week.
st. Paul's scored three touch
downs and Episcopal Tailed one in
the first period. Bill Hunter scored
for the visitors on a 1-yard plunge
to cap a 31-yard drive and Ross
Wagner scored few minutes later
also on a 1-yard buck.
Episcopal got into the game when
Ed tSkip) Criddle took the next
kickoff and raced s8 yards to the
st. Paul l from where John Nichols
plunged over, but the visitors came
back when Paul Morgan went 90
yards with Episcopals kickoff for a
touchdown.
st. Paul marched rs yards for its
last score In the second period. Carl
Dean passing II yards to Frank
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Michigan
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Walt Teninga's 1O-yard pass for a
second Wolverine touchdown:
George Sundheim fumbled the next
kickoff and Otmann hit Koceski
with 3l-yard strike for another
score: and Irv WisniewSki inter-
cepted Don Burson's pass to set ur
another, Koceski fumbling the ball
into the end zone. where Center Bob
Erben outscrambled everyone for it
to take credit for the touchdown.
Harry Allis, Micnigan's big end,
one good period, the second, when
booted all four extra points.
That simply was all there was to it
as Michigan hit back again for its
third straight shutout victory.
Northwestern was an able foe for
Michigan fumbles kept the Wild
cats in threatening position. But
Michigan stood its ground to take
back the ball on downs three times
on its 10, its 80, and it's "a. The
Wildcats didn't threaten again.
So completely did the overpower-
ing Michigan offense control the
ball from the outset of the second
half that Northwestern got the ball
only four times and ran only IL
plays, three of them punts.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Minnesota Gets Attire
Near End Of Tuss|e,,
Beats Illinois, 60
BY the Assoeiuisd Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 16.-A SEEM
ingly impotent Minnesota football
team suddenly found itself in the
waning minutes of the final period
and defeated Illinois, 6 to 0, today.
For three periods and we'll into
the final stanza the teams had
battled virtually in midfield. Then a
long pass from Left Halfback Dick
Lawrence to End Vern Gagne set the
Gophers on fire. The pass was good
for 81 yards to the Illinois %.
Fullback Frank Kuzma, who had
entered the game just minutes be-
fore, hammered through center for
10 yards and first down. Another
plunge, on a fake, netted him nine
yards more. He was held to no gain
on the next play, but added two
more yards to put the ball on the
Illinois l for another first down.
Quarterback Jim Malosky, on a
sneak play, went over to give Mime
sofa its victory margin. End Corr
don Soltaus kick hit the post.
Substitutes played the important
roles in the triumph.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Irish Smear Nebraska
For 21st Successive
Game Without Loss
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. 16.-Notre
Dame slammed 80 yards from the
opening kickoff for a touchdown to-
day, then buried Nebraska under a
vicious onslaught that brought a
44-to-l3 victory.
1t was the 21st straight game
without defeat for the Irish. A SELL
out crowd of nearly $4,000 watched.
From the time Terry Brennan
went IL yards on the first scrimmage
play there was no question as to
the outcome. Notre Dame was just
too fast, big and alert for the Big
Seven Conference Huskers.
All that Nebraska had to offer was
wrapped up in spread plays. These
bothered the Irish enough to get
Nebraska one flrst-half touchdown
but Notre Dame soon solved them
The Irish had four touchdownS be-
fore Nebraska got its score.
Here's how the Irish scored the
first four touchdownS:
Emil Sitko went IA yards wide
around end to wind up the first 30
yard drive.
John Panef1i rambled 10 yards
behind grand blocking for another
f1rst-period score.
Frank Tripucka passed 81 yards
to End Bill Weightkin to end a Sec
ond-period drive of rs yards.
Substitute. Back Jack Landry
plunged 7 to cap a 26-yard march
following a pass interception.
Then Notre Dame gave Nebraska
its chance by fumbling on the Irish
%. Cletus Fischer got to the 1-foot
line with two runs of the spread
and then plunged over with seven
seconds left in the half 1t ended
with Notre Dame leading Is to
Another Notre Dame touchdown
opened the second half This time
it was for 66 yards with Sitko plung-
ing for the payoff.
Two more Irish touchdowns, one
on Tripucka's third-quarter pass to
End Jim Martin and the other on
Larry Coutre's 13-yard fourth-period
run, sent the Notre Dame final count
up to "A.
The Irish fumbled Nebraska into
the second Husker touchdown after
stopping drive on the Notre Dame
II. The recovery was on the. Irish 2
and Fischer plunged for his second
counter.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Maryland
Continued From Page BIZ

intended for Karnash,, Werner was
wild on another toss intended fol
Karnash and Turyn missed another
pass try to Elmer Wingate. Good.
man then tried a field goal from
the l8, but was low and wide.
Duke Touchdown Recalled.
That was Maryland's last deer
penetration of Duke territory. Time
ran out on the Terps as they swept
from their 10 to Dukes As. with
the gun sounding as Turyn circled
left end for Is yards.
Duke had a sprint into Mary
lands end zone recalled in the first
period when Folger took Roth's punt
on the Bite Devils % and scam
pered 70 yards. A clipping penalty
nullif1ed that dash.
Maryland displayed a decided sta
tistical edge, compiling 16 first
downs to Dukes and gaining 33a
yards to Dukes 266.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Wisconsin Coach
SIurred, Players
Want to Fight
ey the Associated Press

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 16.-A
goodbye, Harry" sign, aimed at
Wisconsin Coach Harry Stuhl-
dreher, was unfurled at Camp
Randall Stadium today as the
Badger football team was losing
to Yale, 17-7.
The banner, about 10 feet long,
was held by several persons sit
ting in the stands behind the
Badger bench.
Several Wisconsin players rose
from the bench, turned around
and shouted at those holding the
sign.
One, T. A. Cook, shook his fists
at the banner holders, but was
restrained by teammates from
going into the stands.
Coach Harry Stuhldreher is in
his 18th year at Wisconsin. His
team this year has won one and
lost three games.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Hoyus
Continued From Page B-1.)

Conn, Dick Barba and Johnny
Hughes combined for two first downs
on the Tulsa 43. At the start OF
the fourth frame, Conn uncorked
long, high heave that Benigni
took on the Is and scampered across
untouched.
A few minutes later, Bob Kelly
playing center in place of Banon8
started the Hoyas of again by inter-
cepting Finks pass on the Tulsa
80. The Hoyas drove to the IA
despite penalties of Is and yards
against them, with Conn inserting
an 18-yard run and Johnny Hughes
one of 26. Then Conn fooled every.
body. He started a sweep around
left end, stopped suddenly ano
passed to Desmond on the goal line
for another touchdown.
Extra points-Al Exendine, the ole
Carlisle Indian player who coached
Georgetown years ago. was spec
tator at today's game, the first
Georgetown one he's seen since he
Evening star., 1948-10-17
By MoleoIm Lomborne, jr.

A pair of Georgetown University
sailors put their school on top OF
the favored George Washington
team yesterday in the first day
of freshman dinghy eliminations
off Corinthian Yacht Club.
Point standings were Georgetown
80; George Washington, %; Prince
ton, 81; Maryland, 81, and Drexel, 4
Shippers from the five schools
resume racing today and the high
scoring team will qualify for the
freshman intercollegiate dinghy
championships to be held at M. I. T,
at the end OF this month.
The Hoya freshmen, who gave
G. U. slim 1-point lead, were Jack
McGarry, who is Eastern Connecti-
cut Lightning Glass champion. and
Chet Peet, another ace Lightning
skipper.
@. w. was leading on points until
the seventh race when favorite son
George Collins managed only a
fourth place. With Peets winning
this race, it tied the two schools.
McGarry led the feet in the eighth
and closing race OF the day, with the
Colonials' Lane Thompson placing
second.
After accounting for two firsts
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Ry the Assoeiotad Press

MADISON, WIS, Oct. 16. - A
spirited, underdog Yale football
team spotted Wisconsin in a touch
down today and then swept to a
II to Z victory.
With the exception Of a first
period drive that brought the Bad
gers a score, they were outfought
and outcharged by the lighter Bull
dogs.
Wisconsin scored on a 42-yard
gallop by Clarence Self before the
game was three minutes old. 1t
got in position in Yale territory
on five more occasions in the second
period but was thwarted each time.
Yale, meanwhile. kept plugging
away, knotting the score after re-
covering a Wisconsin tumble on the
Badger l9, with Levi jackson going
over from the two.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

left there Georgetown Coach
Jack Hagerty called the playing turf
at Skelly Stadium here the best he's
ever seen. Despite an au-night
rain, there was no mud Conn OF
G. U. and Barry of Tulsa shared
individual ground-gaining honors
both runping for 80 yards, Conn in
Is attempts and Barry in 16
Georgetown had one touchdown that
didn't count. 1t came, from deep in
G. U. territory In the first period
when Elmer Raba passed to Hughes
as the officials stopped play for q
delaying penalty Hughes ran &C
yards all alone, and then ran back
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Maryland Cross-Country
Team Defeats Duke
by the Assoeiotsd Press

University of Maryland cross
country runners notched a perfect
score yesterday in defeating Duke
barriers, 15-43.
In four-way tie for first, Palmer
Kehoe, White and Umbarger OF
Maryland covered the 4-mile course
in 81 minutes 20 seconds. Grimaldi
of Maryland placed fifth. Griffith
in sixth place, was the first Duke
runner to cross the finish line
The Maryland freshman team de-
feated the Duke freshman, 17-45
over a 27-mile course.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Georgetown Wins Over G. w
By ! Point in Dinqhy Races

early in the day. Collins. also q
Lightning skipper when not racing
dinghies, voluntarily Withdrew in the
fifth race when he became involved
in foul at the start.
Two Drexel sailors capsized in the
smart southerly breeze early In the
competition and were pulled from
the drink by harbor police. Drexel
couldn't seem to get going after
that.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Potuxent Navy Team
Defeats Barracks, 1877

The Naval Barracks football team
of Washington dropped an 1877
decision to Patuxent Navy at Pa
tuxent, Md, yesterday Ed Cieslik
led the victors with a 54-yard touch
down dash. Other Patuxent scores
were made by Sesselman and Bouck.
Smith scored the losers only
touchdown In the final period.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Rock Greek Kennel Club
Holds Dog Show Today

Rock Greek Kennel Club will stage
dog SHOW on the C. Boyd Keys
estate, between Glenmont and Lay
hill, Md, starting at 10 am.
More than 500 dogs are entered
in the show which includes COMPETE
ton in all recognized breeds. Also
scheduled is an obedience and a
special children's handling class.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Schweighert to WrestIe

dutch" SchWeighert, former
Oklahoma U. star and teammate of
Charley Justice on the Bainbridge
Navy squad, will make his first main
event wrestling appearance here on
Wednesday night. He will smeet
burly Bibber Mccoy, of Boston, at
Turner'S Arena.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Yale Rallies to Win, 77to7,
After Wisconsin Grabs Lead

| The Bulldogs went into the leac
in the third period on Ferd Mad
hernys Vineyard crash over cente,
and wound up their scoring or
william Booe's 15-yard placement ir
the same period. Booze also kicked
extra points after the first two
scores. Lisle Blackburn booted
Wisconsin's extra point.
Yale's drives all were sparkec
by Jackson, who ran, passed ano
punted with skill. Bob Raines also
contributed some good smashes and
runs.
Yale used only eight plays tc
score in the third quarter, going
80 yards after the kickoff. A a.
yard run by jackson was feature
The Bulldogs went from their own
16 on series of runs and passes
/ to Wisconsin's six to set up their
field goal.
Wisconsin required only five plays
to &c IS yards for the first touch
down with Self dashing the last
AZ.
Left end-Setear. Cant, Ed Kilroy.
Left tackle-Pivcevich Anderson.
Left suard-McAfee, Frank
Center-Larson, Conway Carr.
Righ Guard-Jablonski, Fasano.
Right tackle-clemens, Finnegan:
Quarterback-Furse, Fuchs, Robertson,
Peters.
Left half-Naffziser, Jackson, Tisdale,
Right half-Raines. Booze. Lohnes. KEEL
Fullback-Nadherny, Liechty. Barksdale
WISCONSIN.
Left end-Faverty, Meyers. Bennett,
zoelle.
Left tackle-Elliott. Shea.
Left guard-Yderstad, Price, Colias.
Center-Wilson. Kelly, 'weiske.'
Right guard-Knaud, Gilbert. Gable.
Right tackle-Otterback. Drews.
Right end-Wartinbee, Sachtien
ckbourn, Pinnow, Han
sci. Cox.
Left half-Petruska. Parish
Rieht half-Self, Embach Christensen.
Fullback-Bendrick, Radcliffe.
Score by pericos:
Wisconsin VIE si --- ! 9 % o
Yale scoring - Touchdowns Jackson,
sads Points af5s.
I5 yards, placement.
Point after touchdown Blackburn
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Receiving Stotion Loses

KEYSER, w. Va, Oct. 16 (P.-
Potomac State School earned a 21-6
decision over the Naval Receiving
Station eleven from Washington
today
Evening star., 1948-10-17

Ten years ago-California de-
feated U.C. L. A., 20-7; Tulane
beat Rice, 26-17, and Fordham
and. Purdue played a 6-6 tie in
college football.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Statistics

Columbia scoring: Touchdowns-olson,
Kusserow. Point after touchdown-Kle
movich (3).
Pennsylvania scoring: Touchdown
Dooney. Bednarik Sponaugle. Point after
touchdown-Apocs (01
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GRIT DIPLOMATAI

DABAR tk paskelbia vienas Amerkieciu laikrasts t.
fakta kad Jaltos konferencjoje, kur Stainas vasi
no Rooseyelta r Churchill, buvo sgerta 10000 bonku
svaignaneiu gerimu. Kiekvienu pietu posedzio metz
buvo pasakyta 80 Xxi 40 aip vadinamu "toastu
degtines tauremis iskeltomis ora.
Tas aikrastis pareiskia kad soje tai konferencijo
auoreta ir adave Stanu teritorija salas ir net is
tsas tautas Taip sako soje grtavimo orgioje Roose
veltas sutiko pavers milonus batu zmonu tronu ver
gals
Kuomet Rooseveltas skelbe r kabejo apie zmonos
r tautu islasvnima mamie sededamas is pasielge kap
daugelis spnavaiq valdininkq kurie snpQ apsupti v
llot draugiskus pasitarimus ina ir isduoda savo val
stybes pasapts: is o buvo sviota vskas ka sovietai
norelo kada pakliuvo jQ pnklese.
Kiia5!stoms, prlgayystems, papirkimams, girdymams
IS jo priemoniu ktus, spnavaus vadovus, suvoti ap
gauti Jis speciaai ir kviete Rooseveta r Churchill
Jalta senus carQ vasarnamus Krme kur prveze, pri-
gaoeno deslmtls tukstanciY bonk svagnancu gerimQ,
r uose paskandino Amerkiecu r Britu paciu aukstu-
ju vadu protus
Amerika karavo uz tautu lasve, uz zmonijos liuo-
syne uz ramq lamlnga, be bames rytog, bet pats Wy
savo SALES principus galazudzams ir nustume pasaul
tokia dumbyne is kuros r dabar kiti Americas vadai
nepaJegia istraukti, nezurint dideliu noru
Milijonai ivairiu tautu zmoniu paversti vergais -
ne negrai bet bat zmones daugiausia krikscionys
Kit mijonai kenca terora, netikro rytojaus baime
sovletQ planais komunistQ pavergtose salyse.
kaip Roosevetas is pat pradziu savo prezidentavi-
mo buvo komunistQ apgautas parodo tas faktas
Pirm Roosevelto laiku Americas vyriausybes nus-
statymas buvo neprpaznti Stalno komunstines sovie
tu vyrausybes kuri nebuvo Rusijos zmonu valdzia
primesta Rusams prizes zmoniu valia
Rooseveltas ir jo raudonukai padejejai ta pakeite
Nezurn to kad Rusijoe didele dalis zmoniu yra ver
gals II alkom tlesog koncentracos stovyklose Frank
lin Roosevelt prpazino Stalino vyrausybe kap aisva
isrinkta" Rusijos vadza.
Pc to pripazinimo sovetu Rusios ir nuo isteigimo
dlplomatinu santikiu Maskva Amerika taip ir sly
do palengva Roosevelto New Dealeru paruosta duobe
Kiles karas 1889 metals daykus kick pakeite, ta-
cau juos sugebejo gudrai snaudoti Stanas ir Ameri
Io+, C+,1o
atsieke tai ka jam atskeide nau pasauiniai vykiai -
ddees daes Europos ir Azijos pavergima.
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Balsas IS Practices dar
kuzda

Amerikos Socialistu partijs
atlaike savo nacionale konven.
cija Reading, Pa. Kaip nezy.
mus tas miestelis Amerikoie
taip nereiksminga yra ir socia-
listQ partija Americas gyveni.
me. Lyg ir atitiko kad socia-
listQ partijos vadai ten suva-
ziuotu ir nominuotu savo nuo-
latini kandidata j prezidentus,
Norman Thomas.
Socialistu partija yra tiktai
praeitis ir ju darbas bel pas
tangos yra silpnas balsas is
praeities.
Progresuojantieji socialistai
virto komunistais ir, kick tai
liecia Russia ir dali Europos,
jie sau daug laimejo.
Soclalistai yra sena liekana,
nesurandanti sau vietos, ir tik
kaip kur, INFANT Europa, prisi-
gretine tai prie komunistu, tai
prize kataliku, gauna butt mi
nisteriais.
Amerikoje socialistu partija
yra tik tuscias lukstas organi-
zacijos kuri savu laiku buvo
bezygiuojanti jega Americas
politikoje.
Dvylika metQ po tos partijos
ikurimo Amerikoje, 1900 me-
tais, tais laikais zymus socia-
listu vadas, Eugene V. Debs,
kandidataves j prezidentus, ga
vo sesta dali populiario balsa-
Vino balsQ. Tai buvo metas
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kejo kad vienas is tos apylinkes burmistras is
tenge isbuti Xxi karo pabaigos neistojes naciu
partija. Vadinasi, mano burmistro tvirtinimas
kad nei vienas valdininkas kuris nedalyvavo par
tijoie negalejo butt valdininku, neturejo tkros
prasmes, tik buvo pastesinimas del savo da-
lyvavimo naciq bendruomeneje
Mes ia nakti nemiegojome kaime, persike-
leme vistininka nakvoti. Daiktus savo irgi per-
keleme. Musq seimininkas truput savo daiktu
nuveze musQ pastoge. seimininke su savo val
kais ir kitais to namo gyventojais nakvojo mu-
su budoje. Tx seimininkas vienas pasiliko ma
me, Rusas isejo pas savo draugus.
Naktis buvo silta ir ramiai ja praleidome.
Nors musu budoj daug zmoniu nakvojo taciau
neblogai issimiegojome
(Bus daugiau)
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O ATSIMENU NAMELI

O atsimenu namelj
AS gimtini savo
Kur motule prie ratelio
Supdama liuliavo.
Ir dainele, ia lopsine,
Ia DANA motules
Ir siadiena man ausyse
Skamba ciucia-liulia..L
Ciucia-liulia, mazuteli,
Augk greiciau, uzaugki
Ir Tevyne ir Dievulis
Taves jauno laukia.
Kai isklysti j pasauli
Platu begalini,
Teviskeles atminimas
Te laimuze mini. -.
Kai j saule pasiziuri,
Vakaro saulute,
il man primena kaip gyva
Mylima motute.
Ir kasdien regiu ta kama,
Ia nameli savo
Kur gyvenimo palaima
Man lopsi liuliavo.
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I NEzINE
(Balys Gaidziunas)

Diena-nakti j nezinia veze,
Dlena-nakti lydejo skausmai.
Nesustojo, rankas nors ir CRAZE
lr patvlno verksmu ezerai.
Tik tenai kur gyvent nera vietos
II kur medziai nekrauna ziedu,
Dalia tremtinio sunkia ir kieta
Relk pakelt be tevynes manu-.
Vejai draskosi stepiu platybem,
0 grumojimas toksai baisus.
Gal geriau kad Sis vargas pakibes
IS kanciQ isvaduotu visus.
Bet kur kaulai ras ramia vietele,
Kur ramiai po kanciu pailses?
Mintys mint palaidoje kelias
lr gyvenimu liepia tiket.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-14

"Dabartine Russia jos okupuotais krastais gall
ma paygnti su pilnai vandens priptu aklnai uzdary
tn II katnamu katiu kuris pasiekus tam tikra spaud
mo laipsni, lures sprogti"
Letuya buvo pirmutine Sails kur issivyste priesso
victims partizanQ vekmas ir ta treo pasekt ktos "a
ys kalp tlk Q ellie atejo po sovetu jungu pakliuti