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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07
Housing Issue Hard Fought

Washington CLPA)-The public
low-rent housing bill, already pass
ed by the Senate, is due for OPP
proval this week in the House,
after debate spanked by public
fight between President Truman
and the real estate lobby. The moa-
sure authorizes loans TO local hous-
ing authorities to build $1,000
dwelling units, and aids to slum
clearance and urban redeyelop-
ment.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07

CAN LABOR BREAK THE REPUBLICAN-DIXIECRAT COALI
TONThe bars this chart represent the Congressional votes o
exhibited baoing the TaftHartey
year the 80 Congress voted 31 SO to override President
81st Con-
bill Results the No
clearly the 21 for
the
definitely pro-abo Ga districts represented by Fepub-
cans where 5 voting the difference Labors
effectiveness those districts wipe the question marks
'front.' picture.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07
INSURANCE AGENTS WIN

New York City QLNS).-Ths
AFL Insurance Agents Council
gained plurality of the votes
cast in a representation election
involving 14,500 agents of the
Prudential Life Insurance Co.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
Charles Crowder, publisher of
the Flora Sentinel, Flora, Ill. cele-
brated the 4th of July with a mort
gage-burning ceremony symbolic
ing freedom of the press. A group
of local business men had secretly
bought up notes and a mortgage
on the Sentinel, and then foreclos-
ed in an attempt to destroy the
paper because it was friendly to
organized labor. Their scheme was
defeated when Int'l Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers saved the day
with a loan to Crowder. Chief
speaker at the Flora Freedom Rally
was President A. F. Whitney of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07

ship in the union.'
Among the employer moves
okayed by the majority decision
were refusal to reinstate strikers
and unilateral pay rate changes.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07
$5,583,526 BUDGET FOR ILO

Lake Success. - A $5,5S3, ,52e
budget for the coming year for the
international Labor Organization
was approved by a vote of 157 to
0 by the International Labor Con
ference, now meeting in Geneva,
it was reported here. This sum
covers expanded activities for the
organization.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-07
Cool Miners Go
CONTINUED From Page One)

Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednes-
days. Those operators who favored
acceptance of the unions plan in
sisted that the owners should be
free to prescribe what days the
various pits should work.
Meanwhile, contract talks with
three major groups of mine owners
the steel companies, the south
ern and the northern commercial
operators have been recessed until
July IL. Only the mines west of the
Mississippi will continue to operate
a full work week. Last winters
blizzard cut their production and
the stocks of their customers below
the national average.
paign pledges of the Democratic
party's leader, President Truman,
must be regarded as outright en-
emies of labor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02

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Shown or shirt: all silk woven
Cuff Links with coIored stones,
$40
Tie Clip Of handsome eoId-pIote,
$40
prices include zo% tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02

YviyeIIa" Hose Of warm 559o wool and 459b
cotton, mode in England Available in his
fovorite shades Of brown gray or blue Sizes
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1907 Wool Argyle Hose, an exceptionally
fine quality imported from England direct
to Woodward 6 Lothrop. Nice shades, sizes
1917 to Is acknowledgements and S.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15

Herrin Hereford ranch: fourth. Monforton;
fifth, Vlinker.
Pair of yearlings, both sexes-First, Shank;
second, Bayers; third, Monforton; fourth, Al
lyn O'Hair, Livingston.
Pair of calves, both sexes-First, Parkes;
second, Parkes; third, Bayers; fourth, Bodine;
fifth, Sim & Schock.
Get of sire, both sexes-First, Parkes; Sec
ond, Bodine; third, Bayers; fourth, Armstrong
Schock, SIS Flashy Duchess.
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE-A. C. Bayers.
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE - Sim g.
Schock, SIS Flashy Duchess.
2-year-old bulls First, vlinker, Onward
vagabond 10th; second, A. E. Peterson, A. P.
632; fourth, Frank Weiferich, Beau Monde.
Senior bull-Peterson, AP Generous goth.
Junior yearling-First, Monforton; second,
Parkes. AP Royal Aster; third, Monforton'
ingston, Advance Mixer 18th; fifth, Monforton,
Dominion 10th.
Summer y~earling-First Shank; TT Proud
Mixer 1st; second, Bayers, Mischief Maker;
third, Shank, Domino Heir 132d; fourth, Stole,
Advance M. Mixer 18th; fifth, Warren, VIII
Proud Star 18th.
cess 18th; second, Oscar Sales, Bozeman, Ban
ner Mischief 25th; third, Bayers, 5336975;
fourth, Warren, VIII Royalty I'd; fifth, Err
nest j.. Wight, w. Heir 46th.
Junior bull calves-First, Parkes; second,
LoLo Stock farm, Mischief S; third, Bayers,
Young Larry; fourth, Bovine, HH Heritage;
fifth. Becker Hereford ranch, Carlos x.
ond, Parkes; third, Peterson; fourth, Orr;
GRAND CHAMPION Parkes. AP
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL-AP Royal Prin-
ceps.
Group 3 bulls-First, Parkes; second, Mon
forton; third, Bayers; fourth, Shank; fifth,
Peterson.
Group 2 bulls-First, Parkes; second, Mon
forton; third, Peterson; fourth, Armstrong.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Angus Placings
Howard Lewis, Judge

~
GRAND CHAMPION Carl Stimson, Bel
grade, Blackcap B of Springhill.
Reserve champion-R. C. Peterson, Charlo,
Black Beauty's Quincy of rep.
Two-year-old bulls-Carl Stimson, Bataan I'D
OF Springhill.
cap B of S~pringhill; second, W. j. Harrer &
Sons, Helena, Mark 4th of Springdale.
Summer yearling bulls-FirSt, R. C. Peter
son, Charlo, Black Beauty's Quincy of Rep;
second, w. j. Harrer, Retainer 18th; third,
Starr Stock farm, Fairview; fourth, r. c..
W. j. Harrer.
Junior bull ca1ves-First, W. J. Harrer; sec
ond, Starr Stock farm.
Summer bull calves-Starr Stock farm.
Group three bulls-First, Carl Stimson; Sec
end, W. j. Harrer; third, Starr Stock farm.
ond, R. C. Peterson; third, W.. j. Harrer;
fourth, Starr Stock farm.
FEMALES
GRAND CHAMPION-w. J. Harrer, Black
bird of Hyalite 18th.
Reserve champion-w. ]. Harrer, Retainer's
Blackbird.
Junior yearling heifers-First, W. ]. Harrer,
Blackbird of Hyalite 18th; second, Starr Stock
farm, Elblito of Glenmont; third, Carl Slim
son, Raona's Janet of Springhill.
Summer yearling heifers-First, W. ]. Har-
Ter, Retainer Blackbird; second, Ernest Spat-
Zierath, Toston.
Junior heifer calves-First, r. C. Peterson;
second, third and fourth, Ernest Spatzierath.
Summer heifer ca1ves-FirSt and second,
Black Beauty and Edna; third, Starr Stock
farm.
Pair Of females. bred and owned by ex-
hibitor-First, w. J.. Harrer; second, R. C.
Peterson; third, Starr Stock farm.
Pair of yearlings-First, Carl Stimson; Sec
ond, w. j. Harrer; third, Starr Stock farm.
Get Of sire-R. C.. Peterson.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
BRED EVE SALE
Bill Denecke. Manager
Willis Raser, Auctioneer

is Columbia ewes average .....ss1
5 Suffolk ewes SO
Top Columbia ewes-consigned by
n. L. Towne, Bozeman, sold TO Ezra
Alstop, Bozeman, at $155. Second top
from same consignment sold to Her.
man Hausserman, Big Timber, $125.
Towne average $116 ON the five
ewes which he consigned, two, in
Guiding the top selling animal, had
lambs at side.
Porter & Davis, Bozeman, con-
signors of 10 Columbus, averaged
$74.50 on the animals sold.
George Parker, Bozeman, pur-
chased four of the five Suffolks con-
signed by B. D. Murdoch, Bonida
farms, Lima. Lenix Badger, Living
ston, purchased the remaining ami
NAL of the consignment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Hereford Placings
Emil Relax. Tabor, S. D.. JUDGE
FEMALES

FEMALES
Two-year-old heifers-First, Nick Vlinker,
Choteau, Lady Vagabond 10th; second, Vlinker,
Lady Vagabond 9th.
Junior yearling heifers+First, Henry Nj.
Shank, Bozeman; second, Ernest Monforton,
Bozeman; third, Armstrong ranch, Livingston;
fourth, Monforton; fifth, Herrin Hereford
ranch, Helena, Miss Real 10th.
Summer yearling heifers-First, A.'C. Bayers,
Twin Bridges; second, Sim g. Schock, High
wood, IS Flashy Duchess 18th; third. Mon
forton, Princess Queen; fourth, A. E. Sheldon,
Hobson, Flowerette S I'd; fifth, e. H. Bodley,
Hobson, Miss Diamond
Junior heifer calves-First, Sim & Schock,
IS Duchess; second, OXO, OXO Vanity list;
third, Parkes, AP Lady Princeps; fourth, A. e.
Peterson, Martinsdale; fifth, Howard Bodine,
Livingston, Heiress 4th.
Summer heifer calves-First, Monforton;
second, Bodine, Heiress 9th; third, OXO, Tri-
umphant Lass; fourth, Bayers; fifth, OxO,
OXO Vanity 808.
Two females bred an downed by exhibitor
First, Bayers; second, Sim Sc Schock; third,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Fat Steers, Heifers

Light class (under 1000 pounds)-First, John
Harrer, Helena, Angus; second, Nancy Hub
bard, Harrison, Hereford; third, Oscar Sales,
Bozeman, Hereford; fourth, William Gaugler,
Carneill, Angus; fifth, Paul Biering, Bozeman,
Hereford.
Heavy class lover 1000 pounds)-First, Hub
bard, Hereford; second, Shank sisters, Boze-
man, Hereford; third, Don Michel, Bozeman,
Hereford; fourth, Ed Carol, Wilsall. Here
ford; fifth, Judy Reed, Stanford, Hereford.
GRAND CHAMPION-John Harrer, Helena,
Angus.
REsERvE-Nancy Hubbard, Harrison. Here
ford.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
B1ackbird, Harrer, to L. w. Swanson,

B1ackbird, Harrer, to L. w. Swanson,
Springdale, at 1925.
Top selling cow-Elblito of Glen
mont, consigned by Starr Stock
farm, Fairview, to c. F. Stimson,
Belgrade, at SLOTS. Cow had 4-day-
old calf at side, bidder up, Bob Boo
her, Toston.
Other high selling bulls included
two consigned by Dick and Irene
Peterson, Charlo, one to M. E. TOLL
yer, Idaho Falls, Idaho, at $1,000,
another to Clyde Bradley, Bozeman,
at $1,000. w. J. Nash, Livingston, one
bull from Starr Stock farm, $1,000.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
HOlsteins
Bill Jones, JUDGE

GRAND CHAMPION Cow-Montana State
college, Bozeman.
GRAND CHAMPION BULI-Lawrence Chris
tie, Bozeman.
Class l, bulls-First, Christie; second, Mon
tana State college.
Class 4, heifers-First, Shumate dairy, Hell
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Shorthorn Placings
Fred Wilson. Judge

BULLS
GRAND CHAMPION-Wilbur Spring b Son,
Belgrade, Peerless Headlight.
Reserve champion-Spring, Peerless Model.
Junior bull calves-Spring, Peerless Model.
Summer bull calves-First,S Spring, Peerless
Headlight; second, Spring, Peerless Master
Stroke; third, Spring, Peerless Stamp.
FEMALES
GRAND CHAMPION Cow-spring, sultan's
Girl 25th.
Junior heifer calf-Spring, Sultan's Girl 25th.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
DAIRY CATTLE SALE
Ken Councilman

Ken Councilman.
Sale Manager and Auctioneer
Overall average ............ $3.50
Is cows. over z years ......... 365
Top selling COW, Chinook Vokn-
teer Gloria, consigned by Shumate
Dairy, Helena, sold to Joe Bos, Man
haitian, at $535. The cow was a g.
year-old with 408.80 pounds BIZ in
200 days at 2-years TX milking.
George Lackman, Billings, pur-
chased a Montana State college con-
signment at $3.50. The purchase was
a registered Holstein cow with 537.59
pounds BF record in 305 days.
John Barovich, Miles City, was the
largest consignor to the sale with 16
head.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15

The R. o. Winners Of Leon,
kunsos sforfed forming on
rented Iond in 1921. One
of the first investments wos
that of two registered
Hereford COWS. Through
good years and bod fhe
herd grew-ond lond wos
purchased from time 10
time.
Todoy, The Winners own
40 acres of Kansas land
--fhanks to fhe good cow
herd they have sieodfosf-
ly mointained.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
BRED GILT SALE
Frank Wyatt. Sherman Smith,
Co-managers

Top selling gilt consigned by Ed
wine Obie, Bozeman, a Duroc, grand
champion of the open show, sold to
Nick Vlinker, 'Choteau Hereford
breeder.
Second top selling gilt, a Hamp-
shire, consigned by Wyatt Hamp-
shires, Bozeman, to r. P. Myers &
Son, Bozeman, at $40.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Jerseys
Bill Jones. Judge

BIZ Jones. JUDGE
GRAND CHAMPION State
college, Bozeman
GRAND State
college.
Glass l, bulls-First, Montana State college;
second, Dave Manley, Bozeman third, Louis
Reichman, Bozeman.
Glass 5, heifers-First, Montana State col
lege.
Class 8, cows-First and second, Montana
State college.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

Kokiu keistu dalyku kai ka-
da pasitako zmogui. Paw: pra-
dejau perziurineti medziaga sa-
vo archyve, galvodamas pri-
rengti rasta apie Antano Vana-
gaicio atvykima j sia Sail prizes
25-rius metus, mes jis atvyko
j New Yorka 1924 m. blrzello
men. "a d. Butu. buves slda-
brinis jubiliejus! Tuo tarpu SUI
skambejes telefono skambutls
pranese, jog jubiliantas Jau
mires. Kita diena gaunu, lrgl
netiketai, keleta laisku, ju tar
pc ir DIRVOS, kuriuose praso-
ma apie velioni rasiniQ. Toklu
budu, vietoje linksmo JUBILEE
jinio rasinio, tenka liudesiu ap-
gaubta prirengti...
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veliau susilauke Dzimdzi-Drim-

veliau susilauke Dzimdzi- Drim-
dzi.
Pirma savo kelione Dzimdzi
-Drimdzi pradejo nuo Bostono,
rugpiucio men. 27 d.
Kaip kiekviena naujybe, taip
ir lietuviskas vodevilis Shame
kraste visaip buvo vertinamas
vieniem patiko, kiti iziurejo
pasaipos, treti per partijy aki-
MUS ziurejo su nepasitikejimu,
kiti dar kitaip. Spauda taip
pat: vieni eyre, kiti tylejo, mes
ne is ju pastoges vaidylos; bu'
vo ir tokiu, kurie driso prizes
eiti.
Nemaza to priezastis buvo
paties vardo pasirinkimas: jis
buvo naujas, visai negirdetas,
nezinomas ir nesuprantamas
Tuo tarpu, arciau SUI tue vardu
susipazine, randame il esant
grynai hetuviska ir net arti-
ma. Dzimdzi- -Drimdzi yra YES
tuvine DANA, Alytaus parapi-
joje placiai dainuojama tada
kai rvestuvese muzikontai pa.
varge nustoja groti, Q motere-
les vestuvininkes juos pajuo.
kia uz tai "dzimdzi-d -drimdzi.
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DZIMDZI-DRIMDZI

Pirma pamineta diena Anita
mas Vanagaitis su savo drau-
gals - J. Olsausku ir V. Dl-
neika atvyko j New Yorka. Jie
turejo minty ka nors kolonijo-
sc veikti, bet tiesioginiai nieko
nebuvo prisirenge. Norejo pa,
studijuotl vietoje ir patirti, ko,
kios rusies vaidinimai bus nau.
dingesni: komedijos, dramos
ar kas kita.
Suprantama, vasaros laikas
vaidinimams netikes, bet pix
niku sezonas paciam ikarstyje
geriausia proga matyti EMO.
niu poelgius, nuotaikas, pasi
linksminimus.
Tos aplinkybes jiems dave
progos arciau susipazinti ST
iseivijos dvasia. Toje atmosfe
role jie pradejo "lipdyti" re
pertuara.
Pasikviete dar is Vaickau'
trupes j. Dikini. Pats A. Va
nagaitis SUI V. Dineika jau bu
vo vaidines valstybes dramo
teatre, J. Olsauskas buv'
garsaus Vilkolakio buves ma
rvs ir A. Sutkaus trupes val
dyla, reiskia - scenos srityj
visi vyrai me pesti": wien
daugiau, kit maziau su sceno
praktika susipazine.
A. Vanagaitis, budamas i
prigimties gabus komikas, sa
tyrikas, geras psichologas i
jautrus zmoniu nuotaikq ste
betojas, geriausiai suprato, kc
kios rusies vaidinimu reikis
kad jais dometusi placioj
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

S. m. balandzio men. 1 d.
laivu Marine Falcon" j New
Yorka atvyksta Sic lietuviai
tremtiniai:
Adomaitis Antanas, Izabele,
Vygandas - Detroit, Mich
Algenis Kazys - Brooklyn
N. ".
Bacanskas Juozas, Rozalija
Vytautas, Aldona, Brone, AL.
girdas - Sparrows Pt., Md.
Bagdonavicius Jonas, Vaclo.
vas - Raynham, Mass.
Bauras Albertas, Kazimieras
Robertas, Albertas - Bri.
dgeport, Conn.
Blazys Maria, Antanas, Mari,
ia - Baltimore, Md.
Brickus Antanas, Irena, Romu.
aldas = Waltham, Mass.
Impulevicius Antanas, Brone
Danute, Milda = Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Januskevicius Henr kas -
Yonkers, NY.
Karvelis Kazys, Elena, Alber-
tas - So Boston, Mas.
Kazakevicius Irena, Jurgis -
Elizabeth, NJ.
Keraitis Juozas, Izabela, Au-
drone, Edmundas - Fair
r lawn, NJ.
Kisielius Alfonsas, Genovaite,
Andrius = Brooklyn, NY.
Konciniene Victoria - Eli
zabeth, NJ.
Kungys Stasys - Newark, NJ
Kunskaite Donna - Brooklyn,
NY.
Labuckas Bronius - Astoria,
LII, NY.
Laskauskas Adomas, JullJonas
- Baltimore, Md.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
A. vanagaiCio muzikin6 veIk|a
Raso ]. Zievicius L. M.

Amerikos visuomene.
A. Vanagaitis buvo tos gru-
pes dvasia ir stella. Per ta va
saros laikotarpi, paciam Vana-
gaiciui vadovaujant, buvo pa
ruosti Sic veikalai: "Jovalas' /,
"Laisva Lietuva", "Ubagai", !,
"MunSainiukas".
A.Vanagaiciui, kaip muzikui,
teko rasyti pritaikintas dali
noms ne tik meliodijas, bet ir
tekstus. Teko ir paciam dali
nuoti, akomponuoti, sugalvoti
pritaikintas satyras is kasdie-
ninio amerikieciu gyvenimo, ir
kad jos nebutu izeidziancios,
bet svarios ir juokingos.
A. Vanagaitis savaime pasi-
daro Dzimdziu- -Drimdziu svar-
bioji asis, apie kuria sukosi XII
tt dalyviai.
salia sumineto darbo, ne
lengva buvo items jaunuoliams
susirasti prieglauda, Xxi patys
gales uzsidirbti duona.
Prizes Vanagaiciui atvykstant
j sia Sail, kuomet pradejo va
ziuoti is Lietuvos pirmosios lie
tuviskojo memo kregzdes, visos
jos buvo sutiktos tam tikru ko-
mitetu: jie buvo is anksto lau-
kiami, jiems koncertai organi-
zuojami kolonijose. Vanagaitis
su minetu bureliu nebuvo is
kilmingai sutikti ir keletos sa-
vaiciu pragyvenimo klausimas
buvo nelengva isspresti. Bet
deka idejiniu zmoniu, kaip Wa.
terbury Devenis, Worcestery
Purvinskai, kurie istiese jiems
savo draugiska ranka, tas rel
kalas susitvarke.
Tu zmoniu pastogeje buvt
pagaminti pirma sumineti vel
kalai. Kitaip sakant, ten SUI
kurtas Dzimdziu- -Drimdziu re
pertuaras - lietuviskas vode
wills: ten Antanas Vanagaiti'
pradejo pirmuosius viesus dar
bus muzikoje, kaip kompozito
rius, placiu mastu.
Kalbant apie Vanaga it
] kaip apie muzika, tenka prade
tt nuo siu vodeviliu, mes cia il
yra idejes nemazai savo jau
nystes muzikines sielos, ka
veliau nuleme jo visa gyvenim
krypti. Cia jis pats save atra
do. Jei minetuose vodeviliuos<
kitaip sakant spektakio eigoje
nebutu buve ipinta dainu, ne
butq buve to pasisekimo, koki
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

dzimdzi-drimdzi' zurzedamos.
Vardo turinio nesuprasdamis
nenorejo lankytis, kai tue tar
pu vodevilio turiniui sunku bu-
tu buve tautiskesnl pavadini-
ma parinkti, kaip Sis. Be to,
prisidejo ir ia aplinkybe, kad
pirmiau buvusiu Lietuvos sve-
ciu koncertuotojq - vaidinto-
ju per rimtos programmes klau-
sytojus atbaide, zmones klasi-
kinip kuriniu nesuprasdavo ir
-nemegdavo. Mazesnese koloni-
jose sales budavo apytustes.
Tokiu atsargumu ir saltu
upu buvo sutinkami pirmieu
Dzimdzi- -Rrimdzi pasirodymai.
Ilgai netrukus jie Wis tik liau-
di pagavo ir priverte jQ klau-
sytis .ir pamegti, 0 taip pat
ir kartu juoktis bel verkti su
scenes vaidylomis. Paw. Chica-
goje pirna vakara atsilank6
vos- 200; pasizilreti, o antra
karta jau buvo 600. Panasiai
buvo visose kolonijose. Bet.
laikui hegant, jie pasidars ko-
lonijQ mylimieji ir laukiami.
Nors dalYviu tarpe tik vie.
(Perkelta j eta pusl.
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DIRVOS
Atstovybe Europoje

Musu skaitytojams Europoje
pranesame, kad yra isteigta Eu-
ropoje .DIRVOS atstovybe.
Jos adresas - ii b, PFUL-
LINGEN, Goethestr. p. Vokie-
tijoje.
Tuo tarpu atstovybe veikia
tik Vokietijai ir Austrijai. Visi
tuose krastuose gyvenantieji
DIRVOS gavimo reikalais pra-
somi kreiptis tik j atstovybe.
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-NAUJAkURIAI~ >
ZQDIS PAKARIA IR PALEIDzIA

savo draugijos vardu vakara,
tai is to pelno nusiuntem BAL
Fui 300 doleriu (ir ALT 125
dolerius). 0 dabar, jei busim
visa laika uzimti kitty rengejQ
vakaruose, tai daugiau padary-
tt nebegalesime. Todel - ar
vakaru rengejai, kurie kviecia
mus dalyvauti ju programose,
nesutiktu pelno dali Tremtiniu
Draugijos vardu skirt BAL
Fui? Kokia dali - tegul jau
patys rengejai nusprend Z a
(buvo pamineta, kad, jeigu kas
lures gera pelna, tai galetu ir
Xxi so doleriu skirt, bet tai
tik pageidavimas, o ne reika-
lavimas, ne salyga).
DIRVOS vardu cia pat buvo
pareikstas principinis sutiki-
mas toki pageidavima vykdyti,
jeigu ir kiti rengejai taip da-
rvs. Pavesta issiaiskinti SUI
Ausros Vartu Draugija, kaip
il pazi1res j toki pageidavima.
Dabar, spr e n d Ii a mt is
DRAUGE pasirodziusio prane-
simo, cia bdta dvigubo nesusi-
kalbejimo.
Visu pirma - jei DRAUGO
korespondentas neklysta, pa
sirodo, buvo noreta tiktai, kad
kvartetas dalyvautu Ausros
Vartu Draugijos programoj. 0
minetam susirinkimui buvo
perduota, kad kvieciama visa
grupe (daugiau, kaip 20 asme-
nu) ir kad kvieciama visai
programai atlikti -.
Jeigu butu buvusi kalba apie
kvarteta (kuri? = ju yra net
duD, tai butu kvieciamu as
menu reikalas, sutikti ar nesu-
tikti, ir ar SUI salygomis ar be
salygu. O kai buvo manyta,
kad kvieciama visa grupe ir vi
sal specialiai programai pri-
rengti, tai iskelti Tr. D-jos me-
nininku grupes pageidavimai
darosi visiskai suprantami.
Antra = kaip tie pageidavi-
mai buvo perduoti Ausros Var
tu D-jos vadovybei, nezinoma,
bet, national, Ausros Vartq
D-jos vadovybe juos suprato
ne taip, kaip jie buvo kviecia-
muju suprasti.
Vietoj pabandzius issiaiskin-
ii, il tuojau "uzsidare varte-
lius" ir pasiskunde per spauda
prizes pacia Tremtiniu Draugi-
ia, kurios valdyba nieko net
nei nezinojo apie tokias "dery-
bas" ar salygas.
Taigi ir cia buta arba net
tiksliai pasakytu, arba netik-
sliai suprastu zodziu.
Toki netikslus zodziai kelia
nepasitenkinimus, nesutikimus,
kuriems istikruju visiskai nera
pamato. Tai zodziai, kurie "pa-
karia".
Gal nuo tokiu zodziu is
sprudimo sunku apsisaugoti.
Bet tada nebijokim pasakyti,
kur reikia, ir tokius zodzius,
kurie "paleidzia"! V.R.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
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mas, Eugenija - Brockton,
Mass.
Mitkevicius Adomas, Elena,
Kestutis, Antanas - Bri-
dgeport, Conn.
Petraitis Teofilius, Viktorija
- Elizabeth, NJ.
Racevicius Juozas, Julia, Da-
mute - Cleveland, Ohio.
Sakaite Julia - Rochester, N.
Y.
Sakevicius Jonas - Waterbu-
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Samatauskas Viktoras, Ona,
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