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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-17

Spokane, and his brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Camish and children from Seat
tie.
Mrs. Paul Stone entertained
P. E. o. for a meeting at her
home on Tuesday. The evening
program was a review of the
book, 'Hear This Woman" given
by Mrs Curt Benninghoven of
PaSco.
Miss Dolors Joy of Portland
was guest speaker and Mrs. r.
E. S. Hunt hostess when the Wo-
mans Circle of the Baptist church
entertained new members at
their annual Christmas party
held in the church social rooms.
Mrs. Guy Story led the devo.
tions. Following the varied pro-
gram refreshments were served
the large group.
Mrs. Norman Robbins was
back from Spokane late Wednes-
day evening where she had gone
Monday for a Woman's club
conference. She also attended a
meeting of Mantle Study club.
Mrs L. Maczen left Wednesday
morning for Seattle to enter the
Swedish hospital where she is to
be under observation for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Moran
were hosts at a very delightful
formal dinner in their home at
112 Locust. Drive on Monday
evening at z o'clock. The glow
of candles and Christmas tree de.
corations served to, light the
table which was lovely in it's
cleverly arranged harmony of
Yule colors. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Verlin Aman, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
Don Aman and the hosts.
MISS MAY SERVES
Dinner was served by Miss
Janet May. The occasion marked
the wedding anniversaries of the
Verlin Amans and the Irving Mo-
rams, also the birthdays of Mrs.
/. Moran, Verlin Aman and Merle
Wright. The evenings diversion
included moving pictures of
home scenes and friends shown
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Little Stories Of The Week From Around
|Kennewick And The Highlands District

by Edward Moran. There was a
late evening snack of cokes ana
red and green popcorn balls ana
candy canes were sent home TO
children of the guests and their
baby sitterS.
The Rev. ]. N. Tinsley went to
Seattle the first of the week
where he is to speak at the North
Pacific convention of Nazarene
ministers
Kennewick Valley Grange pre-
Christmas party took place at
the Grange hall this Friday even
ing with a program, treats for
the children and a visit from
Santa Claus. Among those TAX
ing part in the program arrang.
ed by Mrs. H. Misner, the retlr.
ing lecturer, were Sandra and
Bobby Schuster, Lorna and Jim
mie Tweedt, Frances and Be.
linda Marsh, Larry, Leone, Peg.
gy and Beverly LaDoux and
Gary Peterson.
Monday night the Oddfellows
and Rebekahs will hold their
annual Christmas party to which
all children of the lodges are in
vited and the committee would
be very happy to have any of
them help on the program if
they would like. Call Mrs. r. K.
Stafford, chairman of the pro-
gram committee if you have any
child who would like to help.
Locust Grove Grange will have
a 6 o'clock dinner, followed by a
Christmas party, next Sunday.
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ing her son in Cushman, Ore
has suffered a slight stroke. 1t
is planned to bring Mrs. Stewart
home next week if her condition
permits.
STUDENTS ARRIVE HOME
Harlan Mills and Don Tinsley,
students at Northwest Nazarene
college, arrived home from Nam.
pa, Ore, Wednesday evening for
the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Harold Lahti entertained
Les Amies Pinochle club Wed.
nesday at her home on Ave. c.
Preceding play a luncheon was
served and Christmas gifts eX-
changed. Mrs. Harvey Ray won
first at cards, Mrs. Ed Watkins,
second, Mrs. Lee Phillips, pi.
nochle, and Mrs. Jack Crawford,
low.
The eighth birthday of little
Miss Sandra Bergun was cele.
brated Tuesday evening between
the hours of z and $50 with a
party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Bergun. The
birthday table was aglow with
lights from lighted figure of
Santa Claus and blue candles in
red holders After games the
dessert supper which included a
pink and white cake with can.
dies on it, was enjoyed by San.
dra Higgins. Patty Murray, Grace
and Ann Birmingham, Jerrene
Murray, and David and Michael
Murray. The mothers and San.
dra's grandmother, Mrs. A. S,
Murray, also, were present.
Mrs. Lilly Radelmiller's daugh.
ter, Mrs. Bob Van Marter and her
children returned to their home
in Tacoma Sunday following a
weeks visit.
Wednesday afternoon after
school, Mrs. F. M. Ludlow and
Bob Ludlow entertained their
Sunday school classes Of third
and fourth graders at a pre-.
Christmas party at the Ludlow
home. Gifts for the pupils, who
also exchanged gifts, games and
refreshments provided a happy
time.
WSMS MEETS 49,
Mrs. William Graves was host.
ess Tuesday evening for meet
ing of WSMS of the Nazarene
church. Mrs. L. M. Rambo leo
the devotions and Mrs. Charles
Mills conducted a study period
Work was done on a quilt, band
ages made and gifts for Ameri
can Indians were wrapped.
Relatives coming to attend flu
neral services held for Alvin Nc
Camish on Tuesday afternoon
were his brother Herbert Nc
Camish from Ridgeway, Mont
his niece and husband, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joe Way from Pullman, hi!
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie Johnson and children from
Evening star., 1949-09-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l6. 1919

Naval Receiving Station; Chief
Teleman Helen Geiser of Easton,
Pa, who has been at the Naval
Barracks in West Potomac Park;
Chief Yoeman Calista Westrick,
Colver, Pa, who has served in the
departments public relations di-
vision here. and Teleman Jc
Shirley G. Dawson of Punxsu-
tawney, previously on duty at the
Naval communications Office here.
They will be assigned to the
headquarters of the Chief OF East
ern Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Admiral Richard L. conolly.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

Thomas and Esther McEwan. boy.
Harry and. Helen Meader, girl.
Baxter and Dorothy Murphree, girl.
Antonio and virginia Pellino, girl.
Jesse and Mary Presswood, boy.
William and Bernice Sess, boy.
| Oliver and Eva Smith. boy.
William and Alice Spicer, boy.
Martin and Mary Stark, boy.
Ashby and Muriel Tooms. boy.
Richard and Isabelle Trimmer. boy.
Kenneth and Eta Wade, boy.
Paul and Garland Woodson, girl.
Charles and Laverne Ailstock, girl.
| John and Helen Allen, girl.
william and Lylibelle Banks, girl.
Kinney and Odessa Beard. boy.
Eddie and Predetta Blocker, boy.
J. C. and Dorothy Body, boy.
George and Hattie Boone. girl.
| Smith and Wilette Bouknight. boy.
| Chapel and Lille Boykin, girl.
Alfred and Helen Brown, boy.
Dematrius and Ostray Brown, girl.
Raymond and Mary Brown. girl.
Melford and Agnes Burkley, boy.
| william and Elease Canty, girl.
| Beatrice and Essie Clark, girl.
| John and Hazel Clemencia, boy.
Bud and Ada clinksdale. boy.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
II WAVE Regulars Sail
For EnuIand "Wednesday

The first IL enlisted women OF
the regular Navy to be assigned
overseas in peace time will sail
from New York Wednesday aboard
the Army transport Maurice Rose
for London.
The contingent includes:
Yoeman nc Doris E. Lawler,
1908 Thirty-first street NE, who
has been serving at the Anacostia
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Births Reported
errom D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics)

Frank and Mildred Alligood, girl.
Verlin and Betty Anderson. boy.
harold and Suzanne Avrick, boy.
Major and Ramona Barnes. boy.
Maurice and Virginia Brito, boy.
Earl and Mary Brown. boy:
William and Jewell Brummett, girl.
Alfred and Dorothy callett; boy,
William and Betty Campbell. girl.
John and Rosella Curilla, boy.
Paul and Mary Donohoe, boy,
clayton and Mary Eckard, girl.
Thomas and Anne Fadden, boy.
John and Doris Fegan. boy.
Francis and Mary Flanagan. girl.
Alfred and Mary Funaro. girl.
Leo and Grace Garnett. boy.
Richard and Grace Heintza. girl.
Harald and Dorothy Hull, girl:
Oswald and Doris jennings. girl.
Richard and Emma Klemn, boy.
Willie and Ora Maddox, girl.
Albert and Mary Martin, girl and boy.
Joseph and Mary Mazzola, girl.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

Ephraim and Costello Me1vsr. boy.
Amos and Hilda Mckinney. Girl.
David and Mendora Mason. boy.
Edward and Annie Mitchell, boy.
BENJAMIN and Evelyn Neal, boy.
Horace and Sarah Nelson, girl.
Ebert and Harriet Ouats, girl.
Charles and Lucille Palmer, girl.
Willie and Susie Parker, boy.
Rufus and Nancy. Pearson, girl.
James and Maybelles Pendleton, girl.
James and Sophia; Peterson. boy.
Theodore and Ruth Peyton,. boy.
william and Adele Price, girl.
William and Lucille Pumphrey. boy.
Wilbur and Edith Ragsdale, girl.
Phillip and Maggie Riley. boy.
James and Ethel Robertson, boy.
Herbert and Willie Robertson boy.
Samuel and Lenora McFadden. twin boys
Marvin and Marie Robinson. boy.
Arthur and Lorraine Boye, girl.
John and Agnes Savoy, boy.
william and Mary Savoy, boy.
Alfrd and Mafylea Scott. boy.
Prince and Annie Seabron, girl.
Eddie and hzabeth Simpkins, girl.
Simon and Martharene Smarr, girl.
William and Oneida Smith. girl.
James and Eva Switzerland, girl
Evening star., 1949-09-16

Aaron and Gloria Harley, sirl.
Belen and Talatha Hill, girl.
Sylvester and Edith Holmes, boy.
Willie and Mary Inman, boy.
DOUGLAS and Edith Jackson. girl.
Ralph and Lillian jackson, girl
Samuel and Otharee Jackson, girl
Joseph and Ruth James, boy.
Melvin and Annie Jasper, bov.
Archie and Ouinsola Jefferson. girl.
Daniel and Elsie johnson, boy.
James and Etheleen johnson. boy.
James and Corene johnson, girl.
Bertram and Lille Johnson, girl.
James and Grace Johnson, girl
Lawrence and Annabelle johnson, girl
Junior and Ruth johnson. girl
Manning and Mabelle Jones, girl.
Edgar and Agnes Jones, twin girls
Randolph and Pauline Jones, boy.
Charles and Mary knight, boy
George and Dora Lampkin, boy.
Thomas and Mary Lee, girl.
John and Myrtle Lee, girl.
Clarence and Anne Lewis, girl
Mack and Mabel Lockard, twin boys.
Walter and Marie Lockard, girl.
Aloyusus End Arnel Magruder, boy.
Roy and Mamie Makins, boy
Sylvester and Lenore Malloy, girl.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

See Oar NaturaIixer Wi,s1oscs!
With the automatic opening and closing curtains
Note the xide porety Of smart Nafaralixer styles tor
Fail Dres, saedes smooth Issfhers to vsor vith yosr
ssifs hifk ksels lou heels, medium hsish they're
oil beautifully displayed to five you brevsy Of the
shoes vonW sUant to sear this season.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

James and velma Coates, boy.
Shirley and Bernice Cook, girl
Roosevelt and Alice Cooper, girl.
Thomas and Edna Craven, girl.
Herman and Dorothy Crayton, boy.
Frank and Ella Curington, twin boys.
George and Mabel Curry. boy.
John and Roberta Datcher, boy.
| Edward and Ethelene Davis. girl.
Robert and Bernice Dent, girl.
Randolph and Edna Diggins; girl.
John and Queenie Dozier, boy
Melvin and Louise Duncan. twin Girls.
Holloway and Eula Dunn. girl
William and Mary Edwards, boy.
Robert and Mable FalweIl. girl and boy
Louis and Bernice Fields. girl
Robert aud Eliza Fitz. girl
1. B. an6 Kathleen Fleming, girl.
Earl and Inell Fountain. girl and boy.
James and Mary Francis, boy
Julius and Bertha Frazier, girl.
Albert and Edith Gaddis. girl
Frank and Ethel Gasssway, girl.
Sam and Elsea Glover, girl.
Allen and Carrie Green, twin girls.
Thaddeus and Mary Green, boy.
Willie and Elizabeth Hair, boy.
Isaac and Consuello Hall, boy.
John and Ruth Harley boy
Evening star., 1949-09-16

william and Ills ss:.ehsassn. boy.
Thomas and Mary Swami, girl.
james and Hazel Swinson, boy,
shirley and Edith Teague,. girl.
James and Mary Thomas, boy.
George and Emma Thomas, girl.
Floyd and Mary Vincent. boy.
Olin and Annie Ware, girl
Robert and Marguerite Washington. siri.
John and Rose Washington, girl.
Alphonso and Helen Way, boy.
William and Bessie Whit, girl.
Robert and Lille Williams. boy
Thomas and Mary Williams. twin boys
Carroll and Evelyn Wills. boy,
Robert and Jean woodland. girl.
BENJAMIN and Annie Wrenn, boy.
Tony and Carrie Wright, boy.
Ancient Greeks preferred
pitched or resinated to natural
wine, while the Romans liked to
flavor their wines with pepper.
poppy, tar. boiled sea water ana
chalk.
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Apie SIN. liepos 20 d., laivu
"General Muir" i New Yorka
atvyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Aleksandravicius Tadas - Nor
wood, Mass.
Augaitiene Antanina - Lowry,
Virginia.
Ambrasas Antanas, Mikalina -
| Detroit, Mich.
Artimonas Egenijus - Hart
ford, Conn.
Augas Vaclova - Detroit, Mich
IAugustauskiene Algimanta, Kes-
tutis, Vaidotas = Toledo, O.
Balsevicius Kazys, Lucia =
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Baskauskas Vytautas, Virve =
Champaign, III.
Brandenburglene MarlJa - 60
bles, Mich.
Bloze Vladas = Albany, NY.
Bakaitis Jurgis, Antanina, Eu-
genija = Chicago, III.
Bakuniene Petrone - Spring
Valley, N. Y.
Barauskiene Ona = Barre
Plains, Mass.
Bliudzius Juozas, Petronele, &C.
diminas - West Branch, Mich.
Botyrius Jonas, Maria, Romu-
aldas, Rimvydis = Bayonne,
N. J.
Bucinskas Petras, Brute =
Perkelta sta rus1.
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NEPRAPULKT, KAIP AKkAENUt<AI
BALOJ!
BALOJ! !!

kaip j bala ikrite akmenukai?
Keista, juokinga ir skaudu,
kad Lietuvos konsulatas jau
pradedamas apkrauti nauju dar-
bu - jau jam beveik reikia
skelbti laikrasciuose naujai at
vykusiu ieskojimus!
IstikrQju, tai per daug. To
visiskai nereiktQ, jeigu kiekvie-
ma Selma atviruku pranestu kon-
sulatui savo adresa, o jeigu jis
pasikeicia, tai pasikeitima. Kon-
sulatas yra atlikes milziniska
darba, uzvesdamas kartotekas,
ir tas didelis turtas dar padi-
detu, jeigu visi rupestingai pa
detumem jam.
Dabar Europoj like draugai
ir net gimines jau nebegali SUI
rasti prizes kelis menesius !
Amerika atvykusiq. Kartais
viename laive atvyke geriausi
draugai nesugaudo vineas kito,
apsigyvene skirtinguose mics
tuose.
Ir vel konsulatas ir laikrasciai
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Nera to blogo, kuris neiseitu
i gera. Tas pats ir su Stalinu.
zmones, aisku, apie j visko pri-
sneka: jis ir sioks, ir anoks, ir
dar kitoks. zodziu, kiekvienas
iii peizoja. Bet as pasakysiu: la
bal negerai daro tie, katrie Sta
lima peizoja. q
Ar mes pykstame ant savo
tevu, kad jie su dirzu NUNS Sc
dyne isvanodavo? Ne, nepyksta-
me. Mat, kartais tik teviskas
dirzas ikrecia proto, paklusnu-
mo, svelnumo ir kitokiu dory-
blu. 0 Stalinas - kaip j komu-
nistai vadina - yra viso pa
saulio tevas ir mokytojas, todel
jis If pliekia visa zmoniQ gimi-
ne. Pliekia ne su dirzu, bet su
|geru DlZunu. kad tautOS llglau
atsimintu jo pamokymus, kad
butQ svelnios ir paklusnios. O
jei kartais nuo pliekimo ir krau-
jas pasipila, kagi padarysi. Per
dauguma visko pasitaiko. Argi
nebuna, kad zmogus ir SUI pipi-
ru uzspringsta, uzriecia kojas
ir dusia paleidzia. Taigi. -.
1r reikia pripazinti, kad Sta
linas yra labai geras mokyto-
jas. Cia jam priklauso didelis
kreditas. 10 bizunas, kad ir su-
kruvintas, jau ne vienai tautai
ikrete proto ir atidare axis, pa
rodydamas, kas is tiesu yra ko-
munizmas ir ko verta laisve. Sa-
kysite, kad uz Sta patyrima su-
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NAUJAUSI kAUJAkURIAl

lSabaliauskas Ona, Danguole,
Kordula - Waterbury, Conn.
|Sadeika Cesys, Ona, Rimas, Sta
sys = Caledon Cy., Verm.
sciukas Ona, Kazimieras - Ro-
chester, N. Y.
sulaitis Aleksandras, Ona, Do
natas = Brooklyn, N. Y.
simkus Leonardas, Viktorija,
Maria, Terese - Astoria, L.
l., N. Y.
simkus Mecys, Valerija, Min
daugas = Chicago, Ill.
Sruoginis Vincas, Eleonora, Al
gis, Grazina - Jersey City,
N. J.
Stanelis Pranas, Stase, Vida,
Rimantas - Worcester, Mass
Tijunaitiene Jadvyga - Jea-
nette, IA.
Tijunelis Kazys - Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Trinkauskas Steponas, Antani-
ma - E. St. Louis, III.
Umbrasas Vladas, Aldona, Vio-
leta, Dalia Chicago, III.
Verselis Vytautas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Viciulis Zenonas, Zofija, Mir
ga - Middle River, Md.
Viederis Povilas, Malvina, AL
fredas, Jonas, Rimantas -
Rockton, Ill.
Vilkutaitis Vytautas, Magdale-
ma, Danute, Lucina, Ramute
Astoria, N. Y.
zilaitis Stasys - Detroit, Mich.
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-NAUJAkURIAI ;

bus uzversti viesais paieskoji-
mais? Ne, tai nesamone!
Gal kas, susilaukes pagalba is
kitu, dabar nebenori, kad j kas
rastu, kad is jo pagalbos pra-
sytu? Tai butu ziauru!
Bet atminkit, kad gal ir jums
ne vienam kai kas nores labai
gera dalyka pasiulyti, bet kai
nesuras, tai proga taip ir liks
praziopsota -.
Todel, kas kokiais norite mo-
tyvais - patriotiSkais, gera-
dariskais ar net asmeniSkais -
Wis vien, neatideliodami pranes-
kite savo adresus Lietuvos Kon-
sulatui New Yorke.
Ia proga, atmindami, kaip
musu daugeliui konsulato ir
spaudos tarpininkavimas pade-
jo, padekite ir kittens surasti
ieskomuosius. Sekite spaudoje
paieskojimus ir, jei pamatote
ka ieskoma, kurio adresa zino-
te, tuojau praneskite konsula-
tut, nelaukdami, kad patys les
komieji ta padarytQ. Tuo att
1uosite bendra visu atvykusiu
skola!
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Q man patinka Sta|inas!

Imoketa per auksta kama? Taip,
bet gerieji universitetai ir gera
lpiniga kainuoja -.
| Bet man patinka Stalinas ir
del kito dalyko. Apie tai cia ir
lprasitarsiu.
Kai Stalinas j savo sterile
susikimso Lietuva, Latvija ir
Estija, tai pasaulis tik musician
|dejo ir tare: tesizinai, ne mano
darzas - ne mano pupos. Ir jei
vien tik situos krastus Stalinas
tebegrumuliuotu, jei nieko dau-
|giau nebesidairytu, tai pasaulis
del komunizmo sau galvos visai
nekvarsintQ. 0 jau Lietuvos is
laisvinimo klausimas butu am
zinai palaidotas ir galetume sa-
kyti - amen, baigta SUI ia Lie
tuva! Bet Stalinas yra gobsus:
jis jau susidorojo ir SUI Ven
grija, Bulgaria., Rumunija; vie
ma jo ranka glemzia Kinija, O
kita ranka, uzgniauzusi Vokie-
tijos sirdi, jau siekia j Prancd-
zija, Anglia, Amerika.
Stalinas taip daro, kad lais-
vosios tautos netrukus prare-
ges, jog gaisrui kilus reikia vi
stems pulti j gesinti, mes XII
taip ugnis praris ir kaimynq
namus.
Xxi siol buvo taip: komuniz-
mo liepsnose dega puse Europos
ir Azijos, O ka daro Vakaru
zmones? Jie tik is tolo ziuri
ta gaisra, ma, ir visokiais 70
dziais bara ir keikia ugni. I
gaisra pylia ne vandeni, tik
zodzius ir tik zodzius -.
Taip gaisro ugnis pleciasi ir
jau arteja j kiekvieno namus. Ir
teks Wis tick sauktis gaisrinin-
ky, teks paleisti vandens sro-
We. Teks isardyti ir patti gaisro
zidini - komunizma.
Jei Stalino komunizmas ter
liotQsi tik savo baloje, ar pa
sauliui del komunizmo skaudetu
galva? Nisi sakytu = tester
lola sau ir toliau. Bet ar bebu-
tu tada kokios nors vilties Lie
tuvai prisikelti? Aisku, kad ne.
Bet Stalinas, kaskart uzgrob-'
damas Wis naujus krastus, jau
atidare ir laisvosioms tautoms
axis, kad gaisras jau cia pat,
kad jau laikas sokti gelbeti ne
tik kitus, bet kartu ir save.
Tokiu budu Stalino darbas
priartina ir pavergtQju tautu
issilaisvinimo valanda. sitas rel
kalas jau rieda labai geru keliu.
Tai ne keno kito, tik Stalino
Todel as ir sakau, kad labai
negerai daro tie, katrie peizoja
ir rugoja Stalina.
Man jis patinka.
X. Apascia
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SES1OS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoj

(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.
zesnes strategines reiksm e S
vietas -"
LIEPOS p.
USA Kongrese yra iduotos
dvi rezoliucijos, skatinancios
eiti prie pasaulines federacijos
ikurimo. Viena is tu rezoliuciju
siulo sudaryti federacija is At
lanto Pakta pasirasiusiu valsty-
blu. Kita siulo is UN padaryti
federacija, j kuria butu "atvi-
ros durys" visiems krastams.
Anglijos ir USA karine vado-
vybe Vokietijoje pranese, kad
jos nutarusios visus svarbes-
niuosius administrators asme-
mis- perkelti is Berlyno j Vakaru
Vokietija.
Savaime aisku, kad toks nu-
tarimas sukelia visokiu spe-
liojimu: arba tai yra pradzia
pasitraukimo is Berlyno, arba
tai daroma numatant karo pa
vojQ.
Kinijos komunistai esq pasi-
rye Xxi kito menesio vidurio
uzimti Kantono miesta.
Maskva kaltina Jugoslaviia.
kad ten esq suimti ir kankina-
mi sovietQ pilieciai, isviso 81.
Reikalauja tuojau juos paleisti.
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KAI DRUSKoS MAISA SUVALGYSIM

per spauda? Tada lengviau SUI
juo kovoti :.
Detroito Tremtiniu Draugija
labai graziai pareiskia: "Musu
santykiai SUI Americas lietuviais
yra iSaiskinti nuo tos dienos,
kada tremtiniu salpai buvo pa
aukota pirmoji auka ir pasius-
tas pirmas affidavitas tremti-
niui".
Grazus tai pasakymas ir jis
daug teisybes simboliskai is
reiskia, bet -. Wis delto tai
yra poetiska, O gal 'oficioziska",
bet ne realistiska kalba. Kas-
dieniskame gyvenime susiduria-
me SUI daug painesniu santykiu
rezginiu.
Yra dalyku, kuriuos reikia
aiskinti, del kuriu reikia ir vie
Sal venus bel kitus perspeti.
Ar pataikoma ta gerai pada-
ryti, tai jau kitas klausimas.
Yra priekaistas viesai per
spauda apie naujakurius kali
bantiems amerikieciams lietu-
viams, kad daugelis is ju ne
svarsto klausimo is esmes, O
rankioia tik 'virtuvinius nesu-
prikergdami viena
paskira atsitikima visiems -.
Bet >. Juk ne visi taip pada-
re. Kan gi kai kuriu rasanciu
nuodemes kergti visiems?
Pagaliau, zmogu pazisti ne
wien is to, ka kit apie j kalba.
Kartais dar geriau gall pazinti
is to, kaip jis apie kitus kalba.
Gerai ar negerai pataria de-
troitieciai = nedalyvauti nau-
jakuriams tokiuose nuomoniu
pasisakymuose?
zinoma, jei kas mano irgi
kalbeti tik apie savo pergyven-
tus ar pergyvenamus "virtuvi-
MUS nesusipratimus", tai ge-
riau, kad tyletu, nes tue tik
save menka parodytu. Bet jei
kas turf rimtQ, konstruktyviu
- kan gi jas nutyleti?
Aisku, nereikia save apgaudi-
leti, kad Stai laikrastis pa
skelbs keliolika nuomoniu is
Jienos ir kitos puses ir jau nau-
akuriai bus puikiausiai susipa-
line SUI senaisiais amerikie-
:iais.
Tokios nuomones tik medzia-
"a tam pazinimui. Tikrai susi-
oazinsime, kai po maisa drus-
,os cia suvalgysime. Ir tai =
ne uzsidare, o bendrau-
lami. Ne vien pagyrimais vie
ii Kittens smilkindami, bet ir
kirtingas nuomones bel paziu-
as mandagiai, be pykcio, bet
u rimtu atvirumu nebijodami
'asisakyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

Kartais zmones sako: - O,
as j gerai pazistu: as SUI JUG
druskos maisa kartu suvalgiau
Reiskia, drauge su juo gyve-
|nau, drauge valgiau ir taip H.
gai, kad per ta laika vien tik
druskos visa maisa suvartojom.
Kitaip sakant, kad zmones vie
nj kitus gerai pazintu, reikia
laikO.
Bet ir ilga laika zmones vieni
su kitais gyvendami, gall likti
beveik nepazistami, jeigu jie
bus vieni nuo kitu uzsidare, jei-
gu nesikalbes, nepasidalins sa-
vo nuomonemis, sleps vieni nuo
kitty savo paziuras j dalykus !.
Tx bendraudami, is vieno dirb-
dami, pasikalbedami, pasigin-
cydami, kartais ir susibarda-
mi bel vel susitaikydami, gall
vieni kitus gerai pazinti.
VIENYBE pradejo savotiska
apklausineiima, pavadinta PA
zinkim vieni kitus'. Apklausi-
neja senai Amerikoje gyvenan-
Gus lietuvius, kokia ju nuomo-
ne apie naujai atvykusius tau
tiecius. Paskui zada apklausine-
tt if ellie naujai atvykusiu, ko-
kla ju nuomone apie senuo-
sius. ;.
Kai kurie kit laikraSCiai pa
stebejo, kad tai nenaudingas ir
net pavojingas uzsimojimas :. !.
Dabar stai Detroito Tremti-
niQ draugija jau oficialiai smer-
kia toki apklausinejima ir nau-
iakurius ragina neatsakineti j
tuos klausimus, nedalyvauti
skelbiamu pasisa-
kymu eileje.
Kaip gi cia dabar? "Uzdaryti
ourna" kalbantiems apie tokius
ar ne?
Laikrastis tokiu protestu ga
i paklausyti, gall ir nepaklau-
,yti. o liezuviai tikrai nepa-
llausys.
Prisipazinkim, kad ir tarp
'enQjQ ir tarp naujujQ tautie-
iQ yra nemaza ir nesmagiQ
lalbu vienu apie kitus. Kartais
os kalbos esti ir pamatuotos,
} kartais jos susidaro is len
svabudiSkumo arba net ir is
)iktos .valios.
Ar nesvarbiau butu rasti bu-
Ia kovai su nuodingOmis kali
Tiesa, piktas zodis per spau-
Ia placiau paplinta, negu tik is
upu j lupas eidamas. Bet ir at
emit spaudoje pasirodziusi pix
q zodi lengviau, negu ta pasa-
una, kurio taku negalima su-
-.
Uztat kartais kahn ar ne
reriau leisti iseiti ir kvailam
lalykui saules sviesa, kad ir