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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Sawyer Post
Is Increasing
List OF Members

Five applications for member
ship in the Arthur Sawyer Post
No. 20 we're approved last even
ing at the regular meeting and
were Bob G. Henderson; Herbert
Pinder: Joseph w. Miehle; Nelson
Z. Doty; and Mary w. Amy.
Theodore Albury gave an ex-
cellent report on the progress OF
the Post Junior Baseball Team.
Uniforms for the team have ar
rived and will be distributed
shortly. American Legion Junior
Baseball is definitely q builder OF
Americas future through the
youth of our natiorrr-this is q
program which builds physical
strength, inculcates better citizen
ship and clean craftsmanship and
develops courage, fair play and
team spirit.
Junior Baseball competition is
limited only to boys who had not
attained their 18th birthday be-
fore Januarykl, l949. Next month
the team will enter into the 10th
District pay-off to- determine the
district winner.
George A. Warren, chairman OF
Let Antonio Live Fund, gave a
report on the progress of the case
and funds received since the Post
speareheaded the drive. Serving
with Warren were Victor Hart
mann and c, B. Harvey. IL
Post Adjutant Vance c. Stirrur
gave a detailed report of the 10th
district meeting held at Miami on
June 10Th.
c. B. Harvey gave resume OF
the plans for the Charity Festival
to be held July Ia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Shanghai Night
Clubs Decline
With City

SHANGHAI - up - Oldtime
night club operators moan that
their business now mainly con-
sists of brewing coffee to keep
the musicians awake and serving
''tin roofs" to former good pa
irons who have gone broke.
The "Tin Roof" is free drink.
SO called because it is "on the
house,. Usually it consists of
cheap vodka and water. Night
club business often has been call
ed Shanghai's economic barome-
ter. 1t once was highly prosper
Gus.
In recent years it started to de-
cline along with Shanghai bust
ness in general under the Nation
alists. Now that the Communists
have taken over, there are fewer
easy spenders than ever. Some
clubs have simply given up;
others have changed to Chinese
style bathrooms that serve moth
ing stronger than tea; and the
remainder foresee their demise in
an air of gloom and cobwebs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Prague Communist Papers
Hint That Archbishop Beran
Shortly Will Be Arrested

bishop Beran has been virtually
a prisoner in his rectory for a
week. He has been held incom-
municado, with a Gordon of po-
lice around the rectory.
1t became generally known to-
day that the latest move by the
communist officials stems from
statement issued by Archbishop
Beran protesting against the
teaching of communism in Catho-
lie schools. He said bluntly that
the schools should not be used for
the teachings of the Marxist doc
trine, which is unalterably oppos-
ed by the Catholic Church.
But communist officials assert
ed that the schools will be used to
educate children in the type of
government under which Czecho-
slavakia is operating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

youngsters we find in our north
ern cities, particularly Minneap-
oils, Milwaukee and Chicago
where many of our citizens 81
Scandinavian origin reside.
"They are happy lot ~
youngsters-singing and laughing
on their way to and from school
The darkened winter days mean
nothing to them, as happy and
apparently carefree in winter ~
in summer although in summer
months the youngsters nor the
oldsters for that matter seeming
ly ever go to bed, for they are otst
at all hours of the night because
the sun is overhead, playing base
ball and games, working in their
fields and out with girl and boy
friends"
Edwin Trevor, past president.
presided at today's luncheon
meeting held in St. Paul's Episco.
pal Church Parish Hall. during
the absence of Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr. Charles Taylor intro
duced Commander Byrns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
ICELAND DESCRIBED
TODAY TO ROTARIANS
BY COMDR. BYRNS
Supply Officer OF
Naval Station Said
That There Il No
Poverty In Iceland

Icelandic people have excellent
worldwide coverage by newspa-
pers published in their ancient
language, well-conducted gram
mar and high schols, and the
people live as northern Europeans
do on farms.
This is one remark made by
Commander Ray w. Byrns, sup
ply officer of Key West Naval
Station, during the course of an
address delivered this noon be-
fore the members of the Key
West Rotary club.
There is no poverty in Iceland,
said Commander Byrns, but there
isn't plenty, but ampleness "and
simplicity and love of God and
man, the culture of teaching and
learning.
Many of the people of Iceland
live in the hamlets and towns
and in the two larger cities, Reyk-
javik, the capital, with 10000
people and Akureyri, near the
Arctic Circle, with possibly 1000
people, said Commander Byrns.
'Reykjavik has traffic cops, one
way streets, automobiles, buses,
electricity, radio broadcasts, ex-
cellent grammar and high schools
a modern university and medical
college, hospitals, national Ii
brary and museum and a ma
tional theatre, everything that
goes with a modern city.
1.-The houses are brick, concrete
and wood construction and fol-
low the Danish and German type
of architecture The capital has
the jump on our northern cities,
for they heat their homes and of
flee buildings with piped hot wa
ter which they bring in large
mains from a nearby hot spring,
just as the Navy brings in Key
Vests water supply from up near
Florida City.
'The men and women are
healthy and good-looking especi-
ally the younger generations. In
fact, the boys and girls are typical
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

Warren said this money was
handled exclusively by Mrs. Cav
ilan, who worked independent of
the committee.
Mrs. Mujica is also reported to
have received $500 from Nation
al Airlines employees on her ar
rival in Baltimore.
The National Airlines, whose
employees gave $500 to the Blue
Baby, today reported that Anton
ia was admitted to John Hopkins
Hospital and that it would not be
known until early in the week if
the doctors would operate.
National Airlines also reported
that Mrs. Mujica, mother of An
tonia, was also a patient in the
hospital. She is reported to be
suffering from malnutrition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
- Is fs
British Make
Protest Against
Bombing Ship
One Struck LIN
Yangtze River,
Injuring Four
Men Aboard


SHANGHAI, June 23-Clouds
hung low over Shanghai today,
interfering with visibility of fly
ers, as a result of which no bombs
were dropped here from Nation
alist planes today.
The British have protested to
the Chinese government against
the bombing of British ships, one
of which was struck in the Yang
tie River, injuring four men
aboard. The ship has been run
ashore while repairs to her super
structure are being made.
Assuming that the pilots of the
planes mistook the identity of the
ship, thinking it was operated by
communists, the British have an
other British freighter lying off
the mouth of the Yangtze, wait
ing to go UP the river on receiv-
ing assurance from the National
lists she will not be bombed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
CITY TRYING TO
COLLECT SEWER
SERVICE TAXES
Five Savannah
Youths On Way
y
10 hey West
W1 wirephoto

6AMn4f A. thompson former
ny Wkaief. who Is now making
hls hosns In Savannah. Ca, IN
TURNS the Citizen that five
tusfths left Savannah in a boat
an June rs 10 make a trip TO Key
West They were reported Tues
daF 90 have reached Palm Beach
and were scheduled TO arrive in
kst West Saturday afternoon OF
evuninn
MF Thompson says that the
fstntr "A sne "a the young men
distributed folders about Key
West IN the Chamber of Com.
meFce In Savannah last year
No Thompson requests that
members Of the local Chamber Of
Commerce or the Jaycees meet
lhe youths on their ARRIVAL in Key
West and show them the sights
particularly the aquarium.
Names OF the youths are Bill
kchoe. Huey Davis, Morgar
Askew, Bobby Stubs, ane
John Grower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

RENtSA.. - -
The frail mother has broken
down under the strain and is her
self under doctors care.
1t will be some time next week
before decision will be reached
on the feasibility of an operation.
Meanwhile every effort is being
made to build up the little body
to stand the operation.
News bulletins on Antonia's
condition are being given on
morning and night broadcasts by
Baltimore RADIO station WCBM,
Warren reported today his COM
mittee, which first set a goal of
81 900, has collected $l,79420.
This does. not include the money
collected by Mrs. Gavilan, or rails
ed at the benefit dance given at
Rauls club last Saturday night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Both Sides
Think They
Have Edge
Senator Lucas Says
Injunction Clause Will
Lose, But George
Thinks Otherwise

WASHINGTON, June 30 The
senate has rejected two other
plans TO get a clause in the new
labor bill that will be equivalent
or nearly SO to the injunction pro-
vision in the Taft Hartley law.
Voting on the Injunction clause
Is expected to come up in the
senate tomorrow Senator Scott
Lucas, administration leader, said
today the. vote on the clause will
be close. though he thinks admin
istration forces have the edge.
But Senator Walter George of
Georgia, active among the pro-
ponents for the injunction clase,
thinks otherwise. He admitted
that the vote would be close, but
added he feels confident that the
edge" will be with the Republi-
cans and those southern Demo-
Gratis who wish to retain the in
junction clause in the measure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

MINK tnat l can cat uttE -
penditures 10 the point uh1Ie
we will not need % ask Is :
millage increase In the taxes -
operate the school.
I'm going TO suggest lhai -
light the Key West High 1<h<z.l
and the Division Street sshsw.s
this year. We have funds alfeeds
earmarked for that wosk. 80
they can't be spent Tor ansshsnx
else.
But the remainder Of the pFe.
gram for repairs and maintenazsk3
of the schools viii probably have
to be postponed. in order thst we
may keep up the teaching sland
ards.
Confidence was exprcsSea a
the Gainesville conferences th4a
the state would find some wsy
to make up the 25 pereent thss
has been ordered cut In al state
expenditures"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

gardcd by city officials as exces-
siVe.
The city has just completed col
lotion Of the scavenger fees. All
al the larger delinquents have
eomc in 10 the tax collectors Of
fice and paid the charges. There
are stlll several smaller accounts
90 be collected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Approve Leaves
For City Workers

A number of leaves with pa
were approved at meeting shls
morning of the Key West Civil
Service Board, City Clerk victaa
Lowe announced today.
Leave of IL days was approved
for Eugene Albury; 70 day leave
was granted Arnold Brye. Il
days for Steeley Knowles and ~
days was granted Joseph Almyda
A leave was also granted Paul
Albury, city recreation director
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Royal Dutch Airliner
Plunges $4,000 Feet In
Flames Into Adriaiic Sea

the water, leaving behind her a
trail III flame and smoke.
The paper further said that
thus far ri bodies have been re-
covered and that search for the
others is being made.
The airplane had been used by
the Royal Dutch Airline as a pas
senger liner between Holland and
Batavia, Java, by way of Greece
and North Africa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Held Inconllllunicado
I'm His Rectory;
Communism Taught
In Catholic Schools
Try The Associated PresD

Thy the AssOciafed Pressb
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia,
June 23-Archbishop Josef Ber-
an of the Roman Catholic Church
in this city is on the point of be-
ing arrested and jailed on a
charge of directing his followers
not to comply with government
orders, according to communist
newspapers in Prague, published
today.
The papers disclosed that Arch
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
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A Gas.ss italian
ta,FMNef krpsTl.
tmslins 90 lioslies

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N aUa crewmcr
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Nt sfum honr
a. M4HNH aeMsfapeI published
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50 "a fANaa leet over the
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Financially, Monroe
Is In Good Shape To
Handle Public Schools


Compared with ether Fzssa& #saes
well off financially In assza pmA&a A@naak sa8&
Horace oBrYsnt eeunty s4eaM .A4 A&s
TO Key West last night ask4zaA
erai meeting Of all schso sap<snss.&a@A8 "A - $3.50
I'm going Nsnze@ NeeNas Ns8&M
by cursIins prosrsm "a s<een<asz<s - - s4eA&s g.
schools that sen4 49, MN@4 s8#
without further assssncs issr - - @Na&4#
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Feasibility OF Operation
On Antonio Mujica To Be
Determined Coming Week
R) Wirephoto
BY EARL r. ADAMS

BY EARL r.. ADAMS Il
For Arthur Sawyer American Legion
Antonio Mujcu Key Vests fourYeur-old blue bobby is
holding Johns Hopkins hospitc No operahon hos
yet been performed.
Mrs Ray Gnvilon friend Of the fdY who accompanied
the young mother and Antpnjo Baltimore advised George
Allen Wuren choirmun Of the American Legion committees
Thursday that Anonius conditions well could be ex-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
CLEVELAN IR APYLINKES ZINIOS
DIRVA6820 Superior
BALFO VAKARAS

Nors grazus oras ir trys is
eiles nedirbamos dienos daugeli
galejo suvilioti iSvaziuoti toliau
j gamta ar pavieseti, BALFo
vakaras pereita sekmadieni Lie
tuviu saleje susilauke gausios
publikos - beveik tick pat, kick
ir DIRVOS vakaras. Tas rodo,
kad tautieciai tokiais paruosi-
mais domisi.
Vakara jautriais zodziais att
dare ir programa vede BALFO
skyriaus pirmininkas A. Banys.
Kadangi pastaruoju laiku Wis
dazniau ir dazniau rengiama
ivairiu pobuviu ir jie sutraukia
Wis daugiau dalyviu, tai, norint
geresnio Shame darbe sklandu-
mo ateityje, verta placiau pasi-
dalinti apie juos mintimis.
Perzvelgsiu programa pa
punkciai:
l. PrOgramos vedejas. Jeigu
visa programa sudaroma is
linksmu gabaliuku, tai stengia-
masi programos vedeja parinkti
zmogu is prigimties linksma ir
SUI jumoru. Toks programos We
dejas, kol uz uzdangos vyksta
persitvarkymai, savo jumoru ar
cia pat gautomis aktualijomis
uzpildo pertrauku spragas ir
sulipdo vyksma, sudarydamas
visos programos vientisuma.
Toks programos vedejas turf bu-
ii savo rusies artistas. 10 ge-
riausia ieskoti paciu vaidintoju
tarpe.
Rimtesnese ar iskilmiu pro-
gramose vedejo reikia rimto,
santuraus. Toki vedeja geriau-
sia rinkti visuomenininku tar
pc.
Kiekvienu atveju programmes
vedejas neturi butt tuscial pie
pus, mes sitokie programos We
dejai ziurovams yra tikra kan
cia.
Sio vakaro programos vede-
jas A. Bangs pilnai atitiko sa-
vo uzduociai pranesineJo
trumpai ir konkreciai.
Butu gerai, jei programos We
deias naudotusi mikrofonu, mes
pertraukos metu saleje tylos
ne per daugiausia ir toliau Sc
dintiems sunku praneseJa nu-
girsti
2. Prakalbos. Kai kada vaka-
ru rengejai is anksto skelbia,
kad 'prakalbu ir auku rinklmo
nebus". National, rengejai jau
yra patyre, kad publika siQ
dvieju dalyku nemegsta. ST kar-
ia auku renkama nebuvo, bet
uz tai atsigriebta ant prakal-
bu -.
Ne rengeju cia katie, bet kali
betoju.
Buvo girdeta, kad dviems kali
betojams programme skirta po
Is minuciu laiko. Pirmasis -
z. Jankus, kalbejo 20 r1inuciu.
antrasis - prof. Ig. Malinaus-
kas. net As minutes, ir net pa
sisakes. kad programos tvarky-
tojai jam laikrodi rodo, nesl-
skubino daryti isvados -.
Tos is esmes geros kalbos
(prof. Malinausko kalbai lablau
tiktu paskaitos vardas) gerlau
tiktu specialiai paskaitoms sklr-
tame vakare.
3. ClevelandO Lietuviu Memo
Choras. Kaip programos vede-
jas paaiskino, Sis choras lval-
Rose programose dalyvauja jau
80 metu. Tam galima pilnai pa
tiketi, mes bemaz visi sio choro
dalyviai ir pats to choro vedeJas
K. Staupas - yra zllagalvlal,
iau savo vaikus uzaugine asme-
nys. 81 vakara choras padaina-
vo keleta graziu lietuvisku dal-
nu. Sis choras Clevelande tue
tarpu yra bene vienintelis, ku-
ris viesuose parengimuose su-
geba lietuviskas dainas padai-
nuoti keturiais balsais. Nei jau-
.oo,,Io,.0 1oos0~o,,o
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
HIPPODR0ME

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio
cia bus rodoma senai laukiama
Warner Bros filma "ColoradC
Territory.
Tai yra filma is Vakaru gy-
venimo. Joel McCrea vaidina
garsaus Mcqueen role, Virgi-
MIA Mayo atlieka spalvinga Car
son vaidmeni.
salia ju Dorothy Malone val
dina mielos pietietes mergaites
role, jos teva vaidina Hery Hull,
Seno ispanisko miesto vaizdai
menesienos, didziules prerijos
ir kalnai yra tos filmos veiksmQ
puikus renal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
NAUJA
telefonu pasikalbejimo tvarka
SUI priemiesciais

Clevelando miesto ir priemies-
ciu telefonu turetojai yra su-
skirstyti TRIMS zonomis, bet IL
gi siol kalbantis SUI priemiesciu
net ir savo gretimoj zonoj buvo
papildomas mokestis. Dabar,
paw, East miesto zona su ia
pacia priemiescio zona gales kal-
belts be papildomo mokescio.
South ir West priemiesciu zonos
tarp saves irgi gales kalbetis
be papildomo mokescio.
Priemiesciu zonose, kur te-
lefonu turetojai toliau gyvena,
bus paskirstyti naujomis zono-
mis- ir SUI jais pasikalbejimai
bus apmokami pridedant nedi-
deli zonos mokesti vietoj dabar-
tinio mokescio pagal nuotoli.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
PRASIDEDA "POP KONCER.
TAI

Rytoj, sestadieni, birzelio q
d. Public Auditorijoj atidaroma
POP" koncertu serbia. Pirma-
sis vakaras visas paskirtas gar
saus rusu kampozitoriaus Cal
kovskio muzikai. Atlieka Gle
veland Summer Orchestra. va
dovaujant DIR. Rudolph Ring
wall Koncerto solistas - II NJ
amziaus pianistas Kenne h
Wolf.
Vakaro programme = kazo-
ku sokis is "Mazeppa", Romeo
ir Julijos uvertiura fantazija
rinkinys is baleto "Spraktukas''
humoreska ir valsas is "Euge-
niiaus Onegino' ir KIT.
Is viso Stu koncertu numa-
toma per visa vasara %. An
tras koncertas bus birzelio II,
trecias - birzelio 18.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
DABAR ! LAUKUS

Vakaru laikas salese jau pa
sibaige. Dabar jau ateina laikas
rengtis j neutrality-suspicious.. Ju
ivairios draugijos numaciusios
visa ellie.
Kudirkieciai primena, kad jie
viena is pirmuju tokiu geguzi-
niu rengia birzelio 26 d. Smul-
kesniQ ziniu apie tai busia We
liau pranesta. Tuo tarpu kvie-
eia tik isidemeti ta diena -
birzelio 26 - ir is anksto ia
diena paskirti isvaziavimui
kudirkieciu draugijos. pasilink-
sminima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
LIETUvIQ SALE
isnuOmOjama

isnu0mOjama
koncertams, sokiams, vestu.
VEINS ir kitokiems parengi-
mans. Is anksto kreipkites pas
A. simkuna, Lietuviu Klube,
$685. Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
STRAIPSNYJE "DAR APIE
DIRVOS VAKARA"

pereitame numeryje ivyko labai
nemalonus eiluciu persikelimas
po septyniolikos pirmu eiluciu
pateko astuoniolika tq eiluciu,
kurios turejo butt antroje to
straipsnio skiltyje, po zodziu
"Galop turiu ka nors pasakyti
apie dabartiniu laiku atvyku-".
Del sios klaidos labai atsi-
prasome autoriu ir skaityto-
jus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
DIRVOS VAKARO TALKININ-
KU PASIMATYMAS

DIRVOS vakaro rengimo ko-
mitetas nutare sukviesti ben
dram pasimatymui ir pobuviui
visus to vakaro programos da-
lyvius ir kitus talkininkus.
Tas pasimatymas numatytas
ateinanti antradieni, birzelio Z
d., $3.50 val. yak, apatineje Lie
tuviu Saleje.
Visi to vakaro programmes da-
lyviai ir talkininkai maloniai
kvieciami apsilankyti kuklu,
bet, tikimasi, jauku pobuvi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03

Vytautas ir Vladas Vitkaus-
kai su seimomis dekoja Petrui
ir Katrei Vilkams, 421O Oak
Park, Clevelande, padejusiems
iiems atvykti j Amerika ir cia
kurtis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03

M. ir J. salucku Selma deko-
ia Ursulei ir Juozui Gaigalams
ir visai ju seimai, ir Mickeviciq
seimai, gyvenantiems Brockton,
Mass, uz pagalba atvykti Ame-
rikon ir cia isikurti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
Lankykites savo klube! +!

Amerikos Lietuviu PilieciQ
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimQ. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. $685. Superior ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03

15-kos metq, V. Stepulionyte is
Detroito. JOS balsas skambus ir
svelnus. Dainavime jauciama
mokyklos itaka. ButQ dziugu,
jei tobulindama savo balsa, il
turetu progos daugiau pasila-
vinti ir lietuviskos tarenos =
tada tikrai susilauktumem nau-
jos zvaigzdes lietuviskuose kon-
certuose.
Solo dainavo keleta daineliu
Memo Choro dalyve Galdikiene.
JOS balsas gilus, skambus ir,
nepaisant solistes CLAUS am
ziaus, lengvai ir svelniai per-
duodamas.
Duetu keleta daineliu graziai
padainavo E. Samas ir J. Kadi-
sius. Malonu matyti scenoje cia
gimusi jaunina ir girdeti ju
jautriai ispildomas lietuviskas
liaudies dainas.
Graziai padainavo pora dainu
ir moteru sekstetas is to paties
K. staupo vedamo choro daily
viu tarpo.
5. Vaidinimas RAUDONI
AKULIORIAI. 81 vieno veiksmo
J. Gliaudos parasyta veikaliu-
ka suvaidino tremtiniai. Veika-
liuko mintys yra, kad kiekvie-
mas, kad ir susiprates, kai tik
uzsideda raudonus, Maskvoje
pagamintus akinius, tuojau ina
kalbeti maskviskai ir visur, net
ir savo artimuose, mato tik IA
sistus. Taigi, kalti "raudoni
akulioriai'', t.y. Maskvos pro-
paganda.
Veikaliuko mintis idomi, bet
tai yra pasikalbejimo formon
ivilkta publicistine mintis, to-
del tik labai prityre vaidintojai
gal galetu sukurti is jo sceniska
vaizdeli. Deja, isskyrus E. Ras-
teniene, vaidintojams to prity-
rimo regimai stinga, tad daugu-
mas autoriaus sumanymu neis-
ryskejo. Todel ir ziurovai val
dinimo nebuvo stipriai 'pagau-
ti".
Prizes programos pabaiga kali
beio ir pats veikaliuko autorius.
Malonu buvo matyti svecia IS
Detroito, kuris salia keliu 20
dziu dar ir savo eilerasti pade-
klamavo. Tiesa, tas svecio pasl-
rodymas butu geriau tikes anks-
ciau, prizes ar tarp kalbu. Da-
bar jam teko kalbeti ir de-
klamuoti jau j gerokai nuvar-
ginta publika -.
6. Tremtiniu chOras ir sOkiai.
Xxi siol matytos musu scenoJe
tremtiniu grupes pasirodymQ
negalima butu pavadinti choru'
Tremtiniai daugiau pamege di-
namiska scenes gyvenima, kur
deklamacijos, aktualija, dainos
ir sokiai pinasi bendra vainika.
Reikia pasakyti, kad ziurovams
tas geriau patinka, negu tik dai-
navimas. Tremtiniams, gal but,
sitas dalykas geriau vyksta, ne
gu kan kitam, mes jie turf daug
pergyvenimu, is kur gall SEM
tbs scenai temas-medziaga.. Vi
sas dalykas cia = tai prity-
rusio menininko rezisoriaus tru-
kumas. Xxi sio laiko viskas at
liekama grynai megejiskai, kick
vieno dalyvio sumanyma isnau-
dojant.
81 karta tremtiniai vel pasi-
rode SUI savo pajegomis, kur sa-
liza dainu ir sokiu buvo ipintas
montazas - tremtinio iSlyde-
iimas is stovyklos ] Amerika.
Scena visa laika buvo gyva, jul
dri ir turinio bel atlikimo at
zvilgiu paliko gera ispudi.
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MIRE SKUzINSKAS

Pereita antradieni mire Kle-
mensas Skuzinskas, gyvenes
1868 Trafalgar Ave. PaSarvo-
tas buvo netoli nuo gyvenamos
vietos. Gedulingos pamaldos bu-
vo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03
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