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Evening star., 1949-02-09
Harry F. Sauter Rites
To Be Held on FRIDAY

Funeral services will be held
Friday for Harry F. Sauter, 81, q
printer employed for 40 years by
The Star. He died yesterday in
Suburban Hospital after a short
illness. He lived at 1912 Quesada
street NV.
The services will be held at $50
am, in the Collins funeral home,
1921 Fourteenth street NV. Req
uiem mass will follow at 10 am
in st. Gabriel's Church. Grant
Circle and Varnum street NV,
with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native Washingtonian, Mr.
Sauter had been a printer since
his youth. He started working for
The Star in 1889 and retired on
May 20, 1929.
Survivors are a son Elmer,
representative of the New York
Stock Exchange here; a grandson,
Robert H. Sauter, and a grand
Mrs. Levin Handy. Mr..
Sauter's wife died in 1943.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Reburia| Rites Tomorrow
For Pvt. Harry Smithson

Reburial services will be held at
q pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery for Pvt. Harry A. Smith
son. 26, who was killed in Metz.
France, March 18. 1945. He lived
at 1241 G street Sc.
Pvt. Snithson was Washington
Terminal employe before entering
service in September. 1911. He
spent % months in Panama be-
fore going to Europe with the
list Infantry Division. He was
killed by a sniper.
A native of Washington, he
graduated from Eastern High
School.
Survivors are his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Harry C. Smithson. Of
the G street address; his widow,
Dorothy, who has since remar-
ried; and their child, Diane. g.:
Pvt. Smithson also is survived by
two sisters. Mrs. Charles r. Sted-
man and Miss Zula Smithson, and
brother, Clyde.
Evening star., 1949-02-09


Md. Pfc. Dinges lived at 4307
Fortieth place with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dinges.
Before entering service in April,
1912, he was a sheet metal worker
here. He had been overseas for
IA months when killed, having
been in action on Guam Leyte
and Two Jima.
Besides his parents Pfc. Dinges
is survived by his widow Rachel,
now remarked and living in
Washington: son. Edward c.
Dinges, jr., who lives at the
family home in Brentwood: two
brothers. David w. Dinges, Piney
Point, Md, and John D. Dinges,
in the Navy and stationed now at
Boston, and two sisters, Mrs.
Louise M. Vaughn of Landover,
Md. and Mrs. Dorothy M. Fiste
of Brentwood.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Driver Killed as Fire Truck
Oyertums at Andrews

z The driver of a fire truck at
Andrews Air Force Base was
killed yesterday when his truck
overturned as it was approaching
a runway where a plane was to
make an emergency landing.
Pfc. William E. Pennington. TO-
of Parker. Fla, died instantly in
the accident. which injured two
other soldiers also riding the
truck. base authorities said.
The others, treated for bruises,
were Co"pl. Angelo C. Midolo, %,
Jersey City, n. j.. who was seat
ed next to Pvt. Pennington. and
Pfc. Dolphin L. Azumbrada, 20,
Brooklyn, N Y, who was stand
ing on the rear step.
The truck was making a 90
degree turn into the runway
when it overturned, officials said.
The plane in distress, CAT
transport from Westoyer Field,
Mass, had radioed warning
about a leaky gas line. but landed
shortly afterward without mis-
hap.
Pfc. Pennington had been sta
toned at Andrews for a year. He
was regularly assigned to the
crash truck.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Recreation Board Asks
Early Farley in Fight
For Golf Contracts

Inc DlSLTlCI ReCredLlOn BOdrQ
today is trying to arrange an early
conference with Interior Depart
ment officials to determine who
will get the contract to run the
public golf courses here.
Meeting yesterday, the board
sent letter to C. Girard David
son. Assistant Secretary of In
terror, asking for the conference
at an early date and before the
golf contract is renewed"
This was in response to a letter
from Mr.. Davidson, saying a con-
ference could be held ANY time. -
The S. G.. Leoff1er Co.'S five
year contract expired on January
l. 1t has not yet been renewed,
although Mr.. Davidson informed
the Recreation Board the whole
matter is under study. The Rec
reation Board wants to operate
the courses. which are on park
land and under the control of
National Capital Parks.
Profit Report Finally Made.
For more than a year, the board
members sought to get informa-
ton on the financial operations
of the courses from Irving c. Root,
superintendent of National Capital
Parks, who also is member of
the board. He declined to do so
until recently when he promised
to turn the information over
This was done yesterday.
The board. in its letter to Mr..
Davidson, asked that. in case the
contract must be signed before
the conference is held, that it be
limited to only year. This one
year would allow the board to
study the matter thoroughly.
The report Mr.. Root gave to
board members revealed that the
Leoffler Co. made profit of
about $4,000 in the last five
years on the courses. Receipts
from all sources-green fees, lunch
counters and sale of golf equip
ment-totaled $1.877,723. Ex-
penses totaled $1,747.960.
A total of $183 900 was made
available for the improvement of
golfng facilities by the Leoff1er
Co. during the five years. Mr..
Roots report said. This in
cluded $131,693 advanced by MIR.
Leoff1er for the construction OF
the new Fort Dupont course and
clubhouse. These funds are in
addition to the amounts spent for
maintenance.
Other Actions by Board.
In other actions, the board:
Voted to install a drinking foun-
tain on the Bundy School play
gl round, as requested by the Beard
of Education and the Central
Neighborhood Council.
Reiterated it's stand for day
light saving time as essential to
providing proper recreational op-
portunities for District residents
during the summer.
Asked Milo christensen, recre-
alton superintendent, to bring in
recommendations on the possibil-
ity of conducting after school
dance group instruction in the
public schools.
Indorsed a House bilf calling for
exemption of recreation and school
aoBKities from the Federal enter
tainment tax.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
LewisduIe Man Dies
OF Auto Cos Fumes

James Oliver Watkins. 81, o1
Lewisdale, Md, was found dead in
his automobile parked in the ga
rage al his home early today.
Montgomery County police said
a hose led from the exhaust
through the window of the car.
Dir. Emil G. Bauserfeld, acting
county medical examiner, issued a
certificate of suicide.
Police said they were told Mr.
Watkins had been respondent. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Boys Club Presents $l00
To Symphony Drive

An 11-year-old violinist yester-
day presented Howard Mitchell,
director of the National SYM
phony, a check for 500 from the
Boys Club of Washington.
The money is for the orchestra's S
current sustaining fund drive.
Irwin Piskin. one of the youngest
instrumentalists in the Boys Club
senior orchestra, gave Mr.. Mitchell
the check at National Symphony
headquarters, 1927 x street NV.
The money was raised at con-
cert by the boys orchestra Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
DR.. William A. Taylor, IS,
Horticulture Expert, Dies
BY the Associated Press

BY The Associated PreSs
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 9-Dr.
william Alton Taylor, IS, horticul-
ture expert with the Agriculture
Department for ~ years, died here
yesterday.
A graduate of Michigan State
College DR.. Taylor in 1913 was
named chief of the Bureau Of
Plant Industries. a post he held
until retirement in 1888.
His permanent home was at
Lake Ridge Farm, Fennville, Mich.
He had spent his winters in Co
lumbuS.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

Q K ! n a W q on
May 2. 1945, at
the age of 80.
The services
will be in the
G h a m b e r S
Riverdale fu-
n eral h o m e,
a f ter W h i ch
Pfc. Dinges will
be reburied in
F or t Lincoln
Cemetery with
m j | j t a r,y
hOnorS.
A native Of
q ran t Mn
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Palm Beech. BiItmore Sold
PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 9

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 9 (P).
ID. E. Taylor, president of the
West India Fruit and Steamship
Co., yesterday announced pur-
chase Of the Palm Beach Biltmore
Hotel for approximately 50 .000,-
900. The hotel, a 537-room build
ing, was bought from Hilton Ho-
tells Corp.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Alabama Club to Meet

The Alabama Club will meet at
$50 o'clock tonight in the Fair
fax Hotel. Mai. Gen. James D.
Mcintyre. of the Legislative Ii
ason Division of the Office of the
Secretary of Defense, will be hon.
ored guest.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Ala **THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
GarnH uf Thanka

CHESSIN, BERNARD. Mrs. Mary Ches-
sin and the family of the late BERNARD
CHESSIN wish to express their profound
thanks for the many kind expressions Of
sympathy shown them in their recent be-
reavement.
EDWARDS. MARGARET ]. wish to
express our most sincere thanks to our
ness, sympathy and beautiful horal trib-
utes, cards and kilograms at the passing Of
my beloved wife, MARGARET J. Ed
WARDS, better known as 'Mdge
THOMAS w. EDWARDS, HUSBAND, AND
FAMILY
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Pfc. Edward {. Dinges
ReburiaI Set Tomorrow

Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow for Pfc. Edward C..
Dinges, 77th Division infantry
man, who was killed in action on
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Dratha

PAYNE, JULIA BELLE. On Tuesday,
February 8, l949, at her residence, Hills
boro VA JULIA a.l;E BELLE II,Ean PAYNL, the be-
mother Of Mildred G.: Fletcher. Idah N.
suter, Frances Daley, Earl W. and Hunter
E. Payne. Remains resting at John E.
neral services on Thursday, February 10.
at pm. Interment Green Hill Cemetery,
.ry = s4a BELLA fRyFE a Tgssd' d a Sol-
ton st. NV. Notice of funeral later. Ar
ransements by Frazier's Funeral Home,
Inc.
POINTS. REV. ALEXANDER OLIOUs
selaisss' Home Rev AiExANpER oEIoGs asstS
Tie Curtis, Lawrence, Mckinley and James
Points. A host. of other relatives and
sf friends s. also survive; He will rest at 33l s
D1ns p hw c. siter
services at the Galloway Methodist Church,
5000 Lee highway, Arlington. Va, Thurs
Gay: February 10, at 1890 pm. Rev J.
F. Monroe will conduct the services. In
terment Arlngton National Cemetery. Ar
rangements by the Chinn Funeral Service.
February 8, 1919, BERTHA A. PUTNAM.
formerly of 1881 Talbert st. Sc. the be-
iOVeQ sister Oh Mrs. ADA r. LaWtOn. MRS.
Alice P. Thompson, Mrs. Clara p. Mulloy
and Russell L. Putnam. Funeral services
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 2007
Nicnols ave. Sc on Thursday, February
10, st 2 pm. Interment private.
RICH. GILES WILLARD. On Sunday.
February 6, 1949 at his residence, 1874
P st. NV, GILES WILLARD RICH, be-
loved husband OF Sarah S; Rich, father of
Eleanor R.. Van Staagen of Mount Vernon,
N. Y; brother of Frederick D. Rich Of ST.
Auburn, VT Remains resting at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l ,Ath st.
NV. Services at Fort Myer Chapel on
Thursday. February 10. at $50 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
RICKs. MAMIE. On Tuesday Febru-
ary s. la49, at her residence, 1142 Gtn
st. NV, MAMIE RICKS, beloved mother
OF Armer and viii CASTOR. Sidney Ricks,
Annie MatthsTs Massie Barnes' n Name Mamie
grandmother of Eusene, Dorothy Annie c..
Mamie. Avon, Ralph and Ruth Elaine
Dantley. She also leaves other relatives
and friends. Friends may call at the w.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1892 You
st. NV, from 5 pm. Friday. February ],
neral and interment Elm City, N. c. -
SAUTER. HARRY F. On Tuesday. Feb
ruary 8. l94a. at Suburban Hospital,
NV. beloved husband Of the late Cath
crime G. Sauter and father, of Elmer F;
Sauter Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home. 1921 14th st. NV, on Friday. Feb
ruary II. at a:30 I'M. Requiem mass at
st. Gabriel's Church at 10 am. Relat yes
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Dratts

HARRISON, NELLIE. Entered into eter-
nal rest. on Tuesday, February 8, 1e49, at
her !. =, , residenee; M 1863 Fort Davis St Sc,
late Howard G. Harrison, mother of May
nard and Harold Harrison, grandmother Of
Eunice Perry, Donald, Marie and Howard
Harrison. Friends may call at the Robert
A. Mattingly Funeral Home, 131 11th st..
Sc, where services will be held on Friday.
February II, at i am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. 10
HARRISON. MRS. NELLIE. The officers
and members of Federal Chap
MI ter. No. 3S, o. z. S., are re-
YAK quested to meet at the Robert
A8~ A. Mattingly Funeral Home. 131
11th st. Sc, at 40 pm We'd
" nesday, February .. 1949, for
the purpose of conducting fu-
neral services for our late sister, Mrs.
NELLIE HARRISON
KATHRYN B. ZETTI Err, Worthy Matron.
LILLIAN E. EADLEY. Secretary.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

action May >. l945 at OkinaTa,
L. Pfc EDWARD c. DINGES, be-
~ loved SON Of Martin and Maud N.
tS% Dlnges, jr.; brother of David w
VIZ sr6- John sBfnses. Louise NJ.
Vaughn and Dorothy M Flstt.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home. 5sOl
Cleveland ave- Riverdale. Nd on Thurs
day, February 10, l94g, at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited, Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
DONALDSON. NOAH 6; on A1sps. 4sys 3 2,

n !: 8: j
resting at Chambers Funeral
Evening star., 1949-02-09

HAWKINS. EDWARD FRANKLIN. Sud-
denly. on Tuesday. February (. 1949. at
hls residence, Rippon Lodge. Prince Will
e% Gpans ssea y 1soys 5sed hSISanS
of Alice Hawkins. He also is survived by
one son, Ellis Hawkins: his mother. MIS-.
Maggie Wenrich Of Washington, D. c., and
two sisters Mrs MSred RehsrdS Of Lay
Washington. D. G. Remains resting at the
Hall Funeral Home, Occoouan, Va Fu-
neral services Thursday. February 10, at
sa PUNT Of Roeks MshSds %d
HEALEY. MARY JANE. On Monday.
February :, 1919. at her -esidence, 43;s
I'm St. s.w, MARY JANE nEALEY, beloved
wife of the late John r Healey. mother of
Barnard. John ~ i. James n and Mauriss
Ryan Funeral Home. 81 Pa. ave. Sc, on
Thursday. February 10: at $40 m. Re
G69TsR Essye ana 5snas
terry. Q
FEBRUARY s. 1919 at his residence. 63I7
Foote ST. Seal Pleasant, Nd. WILLIAM
LEE HICKS, beloved son of Vernon E. and
GGrs GG6ss Lee Hicks brother Of CAROLYN MAY
Home. 517 11th st. Sc, on Friday. Feb
ruary II. at go pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, 10
HOFFMAN. HOWARD FRANKLIN. Sud-
denly on Monday. February :, 1949. at
GeTFse o Washington N4 IN Uniyers,;y Hospital
goth st. NV. uncle Of Charles Leroy. E.
Kenneth and H. Warren Rouse. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
18th ST. NV; on THURSDAY FebrYary 10;
Cemetery. 8
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07

1948 metals suejo 60 metu nuo Varpininku
veikimo pradzios. Paciame metu gale - gruo-
dzio 80 dena suejo 80 metu nuo dr. Vinco
KudirkOs gimimO.
Amerikos lietuviu spaudoje Sta proga buvo
keetas straipsniu, bet juose deja, daugiau bu-
Vo kalbama apie liaudininkus, apie socialistus,
bet laba maza apie VARPA, varpininkus ir apie
didziausi r svarbiausi varpininka - DIR. Vinca
Kudirka.
Mes cia taip pat nerasysime jokiu studiju
If lstorl]u. Mes norme uzeisti kuri laika kick
vetos pakalbeti j skaitytojus pacam dr. Vincui
Kudirka <
Daugelis jo minciu, paskelbtu VARPE prizes
50 metQ, dar ir siandien daug kur pritinka.
(kalbos ir rasybos nekeiciame.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07

daugiau norinciu jas gauti.
Musu veikeju pareiga taip
pat sutvarkyti dalykus taip,
kad lietuviska knyga butu leng-
viau gauti.
Oar karta - reikia lietuviSkO
knygyno Amerikoje!
Naujos jegOs
Jau nemaza ir kulturines sri
ties veikeju atsirado cia. Ju,
regis, greit sulauksime ir dau-
giau.
Girdeti, kad net ir sitos pa
clos sutarties autoriai netrukus
atsiras Amerikoje: Kul t u o S
Fondo steigiamojo komiteto pir-
mininkas rasytojas Liudas Do
vydenas, vienas is uoliausiu Kul-
turos Fondo steigeju - raSyto-
jas Vytautas Alantas, minimos
sutarties sudaryme dalyvaVas
'Patria" leidyklos vadovas J.
Lenktaitis ir kit. Jei jie lai-
mingai pasieks 81 krasta, reikia
tiketis, savo SUSTAINING toliau
vykdydami neliks vieni: nlusV
visuomene noriai stos j talka.
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Numato dar didesni ivyki...

y
Musu bimbine 'Laisve" ste
bisi Stalino kuklumu, kad jis
nesigiria savo 69-iais metals.
Bet sake, kad kai sulauks 70,
tai tada visa jo karalyste vi
sais varpais skambins, mes tai
bus ''didelis sivykis socializmo
kraStui''.
. sovietiskas kareivis, ku-
ris dabar visada sake "aciu
Stalinui'', Stalinui mirus zada
pasakyti "aciu Dievui'!
Ir as manau, kad tas ivykis
bus daug didesnis...
J. G., Brooklyn, NY.
Nemegsta svetimu barniu
Verti pagyrimo, kad nede-
dat tick daug barniu, kur vie
nj kitus kolioja. Sitaip tai yra
ka paskaityti.
]. p, Newton Falls,O.
Vienas paveikslas kast u 0 j a
arie tick pat, kick DIRVOS
prenumerata visiems metams...
AS pageidauju, kad DIRVA
detu daugiau izymiu tremtiniu
ir kitty geru lietuviq paveikslu.
Tada DIRVA bus grazesne ir
idomesne.
NV, Lawrence, Mass.
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l,aisvoji valanda
Taip kaIbejo kudirka...

vardes lietuviskos lis Milinikaitis lieka MilinD,
is Bijunas - Blum c) dirbant visokias permai-
mas viduryje pravardes ir gale (Raudonius -
Rovdan siauciunas - sevcun arba sevcynski,
Draugatis - Dravgatt, Pirdzius Pirdzinski
ir daug kitokiu) 2) saugojas lietuvskai kalbeti,
arba kalba cvierydamiesi ir lyg rodydami per
tai savo malone lietuviskai kalbai; 81 uzsnekyti
isnety6iu ietuviska .ypac draugysteje svetim-
tauciu paraudonuoja, lyg sutytas vezys.
Us ten pat)
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zoois sayo tautybe slepiantiems

Kalba ir tautyste, tai ne kokis ten civiliza-
cijos ismisas, tik turf giesni pamata = yra tie
sa gamtos, su kuria juokus dirbti gan pavojin-
gas dalykas. Patologijoje placiai zinoma liga
nostalgia, vedanti j kapus kiekviena issiilgusi
priverstinai apleistos tevynes. Negaliu tikrai
pasakyti, nostalgia uzgriebia ir tuos, kurie is
geros valios issizada r kalbos savo ir tevynes.
Vienok ta tai tikrai zinau, kad tuos nabagus sle-
gia kitokia liga stupiditas S. dementia, tt y su-
irimas psychisku procesu arba ir visiskas ju su-
stojimas, sujungtas su atbukimu smagenu ir
stoka sajausmo.
yra daug tokiu ligotu Lietuviu, besisten-
gianciu, kick imanant, issinerti is lietuvystes.
Del persergejimo sveikuju, paduosiu cia zymius
tos baisios ligos. Ligoniai y lietuviskos
saknies pravardes permaino ant svetimtautis-
ku: a. uzbaigiant vietan aitis, unas ir KIT. ant
skicki Cir kitaip) b. numetant tiesiok gala pra-
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Apie rusu kulturini importa Lietuva

Rusai mes civilzacija items, kurie su savo
vietine civilizacia augsciaus stow uz pacius Ru-
sus! Ma, ar ne juokai? Kada gaivalas su ze-
mesne kutura ir priverstina spaudzia savo tick
me, tai tik sutrukdo ju progresa ir inesa vodin-
gus elementus. Ar Pabaltijos redybos dziaug-
sis is "civilizatoriu-sudziu" kuriems Nov. Vr.
suteikia taip sventa pasuntinyste ar bus abai
deklngos uz 'rusiska itekme" = parodys ateitis.
Mes Lietuviai, pazistame jau ir tokius 'cviza-
torius' ir ta itekme".
"Itekme gi "rusiska" Lietuvoje pazinome,
tarpu kitty, is dideo skaitliaus arklevagu, pri-
dygusiu lyg grybu, gerai palijus.
Us ten pat)
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KULTURlf%lr%KU
SUTARTIS
IR PAGEIDAVIMAI NUNS

Vokietijoje buvo susi r i n k e
Lietuviu Kulturos Fondo ir kny-
GU leidejQ atstovai susirinko
ir sudare sutarti bendradar-
biauti, "nors ir zeme drebetu ir
kalnai griutq j mariu vande-
MIS-!
zinoma, sutarty taip nera
parasyta. Bet ten yra mintis,
kad Observation-Disclosures neturi
nutrukti, net ir po visa pasauli
is Vokietijos tremtiniafns issi-
blaskius. O juk tai MAJ daug
tas pats.
Bet sutartyje yra ne tik ju
paciu vienu kittens pageidavi-
mai. Yra taip pat ir
pageidavimai amerikieciams.
Pirmas. = veikejams. Lau-
kia, kad amerikieciai daugiau
isigytu knygu, labiau jas pla-
tintu.
Antras - laikrasciams. Lau-
kia, kad daugiau apie isleistas
knygas parasytu, sudomintu
skaitytojus, sukeltu nora jas
gauti.
Kuo pasiaiskinsime?
Veikejai - visi jau turf daug
tremtiniu isleistu knygu, mes -.
gavo dovanu is tremtiniQ!
Laikrasciai - kokia prasme
rasyti apie tas knygas, kuriu
cia beveik negalima gauti nusi-
pirkti... Kan erzinti apetita
tusciai!
Silpni pasiaiskinimai
Berods, Pr. Lapiene karta
sake: kai pasiziuriu, kick tie
tremtiniai atsiunciai NUNS do
vanu knygomis ir kitokiais me-
no kuriniais, tai pasidaro geda.
Juk tai yra daug didesnis tur-
tas, negu musu jiems nusiustl
"kenukai".
Jeigu tai teisybe, tai iseitu,
kad is turtingosios Amerikos
tremtiniu kulturinis darbas ligi
siol palaikytas tik netiesioginiu
keliu: is cia eina parama mals-
tn, drabuziais, 0 tos paramos
deka tremtiniai nuperka NUNS
knygu...
Atvirai kalbant - priklau-
sytu patterns nusipirkti. Ne
tik tam, kad palaikytumem kul-
turiniu vertybiu leidejus, bet
ir tam, kad palaikytumem lie
tuviskuma cia.
Iaikrasciams taip pat relkes
daugiau susirupinti tue reikalu
Reikes skaitytojus placiau SUI
pazindinti su nauju lietuvisku
knygu turiniu. Tada ats ir S
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J U o X A l

-Juokai ir pasibaigs juokais;
Draugyste musu - tik juokai.
Mes vel skirtingais eisime takais...
Daznai siuos zodzius man sakai.
Sic juokai = zinau, jauciu, =
Oar is names pareikalaus
Daug nerimo svajojimu, kanciu,
Ir daug dar igesio tylaus.
.-Juokai ir pasibaigs juokais.
Ir musu dienos = tik iuokai;
Kaip sapnas jos negriztamai praeis... =
Sypsodamosi atsakai.
Ak, taip - juokai . Bet jie tegu
Nun guodzia bundancius jausmus.
Kas sirdziai miela, gera ir brangu,
Nors laikinai tejungia mus
-Juokai ir pasibaies juokais.
Ir musu dienos = tik jud1ai.
Praeis daug metu. Daug kas pasikeis.
Liudnai, kaip aidas, atsakai.
JuOZas Mikstas
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Apie nevienybe

Kas bus, jeigu nelaime uzklups mus grei-
claus, nei spesime susivienyti ir suprasti, kad
rekalas tevynes del visu yra vienas, kad jis yra
augstesnis w egozma skirtingq partijp, kad
prizes ta tevyn6s reikala priesingiausiosios parti
JOS turf stoti SUI sakele alyvos ir uzmirsti asa
biSkus nesutikimus
QS 1889 m. VARPO II nr)
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Juokoi kelioujo opIink posouli

JuokoI keHIouJo oPIInk PoSouIl
Il Net ir kelinta karta pas mus sugrize
Wis dar sukelia sypsena
Negalima bausti.
- Ponas mokytojau! Ar butu teisnga bau-
sti mokini uz ta, ko jis nepedare?
= zinoma, ne.
O name Tamsta baustum uz ia ko as
nepadarau?
= Ka tn kalbi, wake! Kaip g as galiu tave
bausti uz ta, ko tn nepadarei?
- Tai acu, ponas moky AS siandien
nepadariau uzdavinio!
Reikejo geriau ziureti
Profesorius studentams sake:
= Dabar as noriu sbandyti jusu nervu stip-
ruma ir pastabuma ziurekite: stiklne as ipi-
lu pieno, vyno, dedu medaus, paskui mustardos,
pipiru, paskui ipilu po sauksta gasoline ir ma
SHINES aiyvos. Ar JUS manot, kad tas misnys
bus gardus?
- Ho-ho-ho!! = tiesiog suzvenge studentai.
- Ma, gal ir nebus labai skanu Bet reikia
parodyti nervu tvrtuma. Va as = tik gerai zii-
rekit - imerksiu pirsta sta misini, paskui nu-
laizysu pirsta ir nei kick nesusrauksiu
lr tikrai, profesorius lmerke pirsta, paskui
= pirsta burma, paciulpe ir tikrai - nei kick
nesusirauke.
- Dabar JUS pabandykite!
Studentai jau is anksto rankesi, bet paban-
dyti reikia... ~
pabande ne tik raukesi, bet ir spiaude po
keliohka kartQ, kiti net liezuvius nosinemis sluo
ste.. O profesorius ziuri ir sypsos
Kai visi pabaige ta bandyma, profesorius
ir sake:
= Matote. JUS parodet, kad nervus turtle
CANA stiprius. Nors ir zinojot kad bus labai
negardu, bet turejot drasos paragauti. Bet ju-
SUI pastabumas blogas. AS laiziau ne ia patti
prsta, kur merkiau j stikrine...
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Neabejotina vienybiecio nuo-
none
V. Rasteniui - neskelbti sa-
vo 'nuomoniu" kitty zmoniQ
vardais.
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