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Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Barkley Cites The
Rules

WASHINGTON -(AP)-- Vice
President Barkley, who presides
over the Senate, has given the SEN
ators fair warning he intends to
enforce the rules Of debate.
He said that heretofore some of
the rules have been violated by
unanimous consent, because the is
sue seemed trivial, or because
some senators were reluctant to
make a point of order against an
other senator who may be violat-
ing rules.
So, Barkley said, it appeard to be
up to the vice president to enforce
the rules.
He warned the senators that
when they have the floor for a
speech they are not compelled TO
yeid to another senator.
During debate on a motion ito
take up bill or resolution) or
matter which may be pending, the
rules of the Senate provide that a
senator can yeild to another sena-
tor only for a question" the vice
president explained.
"He is not required to yeild for
any purpose. He may yeild only Tor
tn purpose of permitting another
senator to ask him question.
"If he yields for any other pur-
pose and running debate ensues
which frequently happens, more
or less by unanimous consent, and
in violation of the rules, he may be
taken from the floor by reason OF
the violation of the rules"
A long discussion followed. Some
senators weren't quite sure they
understood the rule. They were
afraid they would be taken from
the floor" by violating a rule with
out knowing they were violating
it,
The vice president suggested
they might protect themselves b!
asking the unanimous consent o
the other senators to permit an
other senator to interrupt then
while they were talking.
Senator Hayden had the floor a
this point. With the vice presi
dents warning still fresh in hi
mind, he opened his speech thi
way:
"Mr. President, now grant my
= self unanimous consent to prOce
> ed"
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Reds Want To Keep
Clean

MOSCOW - (AP) - A wide
spread movement has developed
in the Soviet Union for cleanliness
and order at work. 1t was initiated
by workers and has been reported
and propagandized by the Soviet
press.
Articles appearing on this sub
ject emphasize that in factories
good order and cleanliness in shops
is associated with high produe-
tiYity of labor. At the same time
that cleanliness is propagandized
the press emphasizes the import
ance of economy of raw materials
and parts, high productivity of
equipment, and strict observation
OF archaeological systems.
A lead editorial in Moscow Bo-
ishevik" recently declared that
every working place, every shon
must from now on be kept at ali
tlmes In model order and through
ly clean. .
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
SOnae VIII Continue
Eligible For So 20
tcontinss==a from nrst passo

Despite the amount paid and the
number sharing, only 839,737 vet
Grams had exhausted their full
benefits. The World War II vet
eran population at the end of May
was 15.163,O00,. all of whom were
entitled to unemployment aid.
AS the program eneded, some
$4,000 veterans were on its rolls.
Possibly 10 per cent of them may
remain longer on the rolls. They
are:
1. Veterans who have been dis
charged from the armed services
since July 25, 1947, following a pc
riod of war service. Their benefits
will continue for two years from
the date of discharge or the Of
fetal end of hostiiities, whichever
was the latest.
2. Veterans who enlisted or re-
enlisted under the voluntary re-
cruitment act, between Oct. 6,
1945, and Oct. 5, 1916, and whose
benefits continue for two years
from the date of expiration of the
period of enlistment Some of these
veterans signed up for as long as
six years.
The Veterans Administration
said benefits will stand in these
cases despite expiration of the law
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Takes Long Jaunt On
Bicycle

NEW DELHI - up A French
cyclist arrised here recently after
an 8,0O0-mile cycle tour covering
IA countries in eight months. He
is on his way to Saigon.
Thirty eight-year-old Lionel
Brans set out from Paris November
IA. He travelled on a specially
built bicycle with carriers attach
ed to contain his clothing, food,
water and spare parts.
Himself a cycle manufacturer,
the purpose of his tour is to prove
the capabilities of his own ma
chine. He also hopes to set up
factories in the Near East and
Asia.
In a talk to pressmen here, he
said he was twice waylaid by ban
dits-once in the Jogoslav- -Bulgar-
ian border and later in Jordan, but
he managed to escape. He encoun-
tered severe cold weather in Iran,
necessitating his stay in hospital
for a fortnight.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Stradivari Secrets
Revealed


CREMONA, Italy (AP) -
'Give me a man with the wonder
full hands, ears and feeling for viol-
ms that Antonio Stradivari had,
and / will show him how to make
violins as good as the masters 5
superb instruments" Thus says
Prof. Renzo Bacchetta, Cremona
lawyer who thinks he has penetra-
ted the secrets of the man who 200
years ago brought the violin TO a
state of perfection not since equal
led.
But the genius secret technique,
Bacchetta said, can only be turn
ed into superlative violins by an
other genius. Bacchetta has al
ready given the socrates to the
Italian government Antonio Str
adivari School of violin making
here and violins are being made ac-
cording to what Bacchetta thinks
were the masters methods.
The Stradivari School is open to
students of all nationalities. II
presently has eight students. One
of these is 1S-year-old Adolph
Primavera, whose father is violin
maker at Philadelphia.
There are really three secrets
according to Bacchetta's informa-
tion:
One is the kind of varnish. The
second is the preparation" of the
instrument to allow an absolutely
even application of the varnish
The third is in just what order anC
maner the So pieces that make III
a violin were put together.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Snow Hill Poultry
Co. Changes Hands
tcontinued from nrst pags1

The plant has an operating capa-
city of 100000 pounds of poultry
per week and employees $50 per-
sons.
MIR. Vickers, field manager and
head of the buying department,
has been a shipper and grower of
live poultry for over Is years and
is widely known on the Peninsula
Mr.. Whitten is certified public
accountant and in past years has
handled many tax cases on the Eas-
tern Shore. he has been active in
the poultry dressing trade for the
past two years. At present he re-
sides at Bethany Beach, Del.
Other key employees in the COM
pany are Harold Bunting plant SUI
perintendent; w. f. Vickers, Jr.,
assistant superintendent and Mer-
rill Forrest, office manager.
Harold F. Berg is no longer con-
nected with the operation of the
Snow Hill Poultry Company, Ine.i
plant His duties have been taken
over by Harold Bunting.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Red Germans Use
Amateur Reporters

BERLIN = (AP) = The "peo-
Pies democracy" in the Soviet
Zone of Germany is creating a new
type of jornalist-the peoples
correspondent" He is usually a
worker who reports from his work.
or his factory to communist-coH-
trOlled dailies.
There stories are featured in the
large communist papers in East
Berlin. Several columns are reser-
we'd for them.
Not all Russian-licensed news
papers like the new type of journ-
alist. Said "Neue Zeit," a Christ
ian-Democratic Organ: "The peo-
pies correspondents will hardly
be in a position to satisfy the uual-
itative demands of the press"
But ''Neue Zeit' was SLAPPED
back by "Neues Deutschland" the
official Socialist Unity (Commun-
lst) Party daily which critized 1.-THE
professional correspondents OF
those newspaper which don't know
this direct contact with the. essence
OF our social being.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Lions Sponsoring
Trip To Philly

The Milford Lions Club is spon-
soring a trip to Philadelphia, We'd
nesday, August II, 1949, to see the
Philadelphia AS and Boston Red
Sox play a night game at Shibe
Park.
The Lions are going by Short
Line Bus, leaving the Milford Bus
Station at approximately p. m.
The total price of $500 includes
bus fare, refreshments, box seat
between AS bench and home plate,
lower stands.
Club members get first choice
for reservations until August lst
at which time they will be placed
on sale to the non-member public.
Fred Higman and Garrett L.
Grier are co-chairman of the COM
mittee charged with arrangements
for the August 18th baseball excur-
sion. sS
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Red College Has Stiff
Course

SEOUL. Korea - (AP) - The
political college" of North Korea
puts it's students through a rug
ged curriculum, but graduates
face a risky future. A copy OF the
training schedule used at the col
lege in Pyongyang was found re-
Gently on one of the graduates who
had infiltrated into the American
sponsored Republic of Korea south
of the 3Sth parallel.
The schedule shows that stud
ents spend four and one-half mon
this learning military discipline,
craftsmanship, guerrilla fighting
and sabotage methods to use in
the south. They put in a full day
5:35 a. m, to 1880 p. m. Commun-
list politics and Russian history al
so were listed courses.
About half the class of 800 that
was graduated May IL is believed
to have entered southern Korea
One hundred and twenty were wo'
men. Alert southern border patrols
captured or killed so before they
had gone very far. Others got into
the mountainous and sparsely-po.
pulated Kankwon province, 80 mil
es northeast of Seoul. Mopplns
them up will take weeks.
A few may have reached thu
guerrilla bands that have been Op
Grating in the hills of the extrem,
| un1tfh nkI4oa hoxrn prR4Har
down and become farmers, sine,
many of them once lived in tn,
south.
Captured guerrillas said the.
We're sent south in "battalions" o
80. Their mission was to recruit
southern Koreans to bring eacl
battalion up to strength of sever
al hundred Southern officers sa,
this had proved a flop.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Vets Expect To
Enter NelC Home
On Labor Day
CcOrtinusd from nrss page,

kSSA-tA4AoSA AAOAA AAct baaet
participate in the "clean-up ses-
sion" and luncheon.
On Monday evening, August s,
Blue Hen Post will be hosts to the
officers and members of the Coun-
Gil Of Administration, Department
of Delaware, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. The department command
er, Richard E. Rayne, will preside
over this department meeting,
which will be held in the youth
canteen at the Community Build
ing, beginning at p. m.
At Tuesdays meeting, David. S.
Hugg, chairman. of the committee
charged with getting out the vote"
at the recent bonus referendum,
reported that his committee was
highly pleased with the efforts of
local veterans on the July 19 ref
erendum. The Milford area, con-
sisting of the First, Second and
Third Election Districts of the
Tenth Representative District,
Kent County, and the First, Second
anu THRU EleCLlOli. OiSIA4Cbo VI LhC
First Representative District, Sus-
sex County, turned in a better
than n-fifteen-to-One vote in favor of
payment by the state of a bonus to
World War III veterans. The actual
count in the six election districts
/ being 1891 in favor as. against 1876
J opposed. Chairman Hugg praised
those v. F. w. and American Leg
! ion members who were active on
July 10, and also expressed the
veterans appreciation of the fine
support given by many of the
areas non-veteran citizens.
This Saturday evening, members
of the post and of the Blue Her
Auxiliary will hold a beach party
on Tower Road, near Dewey Beacl
beginning at $3.50 p. m. All pos
and auxiliary members are beint
urged to attend this "fun session.
Clem Miltiades and Bill Deputy o
the post, are in charge of arrange
ments for Saturday evenings af
fair
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Seven-Foot Alligator
Is House Pet

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) =
Dogs and other common domestic
animals in Hungary take a tax
but mot the alligator owned by Las
zlo Lipthay of PEGS.
The alligator was just a few in
ches long when he arrived from
South America a little over 10
years ago. Now he measures a.
round seven feet. He eats three
Writings a week, but slept nine
months last winter Ali the alliga-
tor likes a comfortable armchair
in the Lipthay home, and his mas
ter says: Deep and sincere friend
ship binds us together.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Drunk On Duty
It's Duty

MIAMI BEACH, FLA, -(AP)-
Three Miami Beach policemen re-
Gently sat down at a table with a
fifth of 100-proof bourbon and got
drunk-with the blessing to their
superiors and in the interest Of
science.
The trio were serving as guinea
pigs for the city's new "drunko-
meter" a device for measuring the
extent of intoxication. All drank
two, four and 10-ounce shots of
bourbon then breathed into ster-
lie balloon. The alcohol content
was rated at .1S0 or better in each
policemen $50 is considered
drunk.
They agreed it was a staggering
ordeal.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
India To Pay For
British Military Stores

NEW DELHI I-(AP)- India has
agreed to pay Britain $400,000,00O
for the defense stores and installa-
tions left behind in the sub-contin-
ent when the British left India in
1947.
Finance Minister DIR. John Mat
thai told questioners in the legis-
lative assembly that India agreed
TO make the initial payment on be-
half also of Pakistan which was to
reimburse India later. He added
Pakistan's share of the libility was
$50 $40 900.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21
SANDARIECIU SUSIRINKI-
MAS

Ateinanti penktadieni, spaliu
men. % d., 7:3O val, Lietuviu
Saleje kvieciamas Americas Lie
tuviu Tautines Sandaros 18-tos
(Clevelando) kuopos susirinki-
mas.
Kuopos valdyba, nurodydama,
kad Amerikos Lietuviu Tautine
Sandara organizuoja tautiniai
demokratine visuomene bend
ram lietuviskam darbui ir drau-
ge su kitomis TRIMS lietuviu
srovemis (katalikais, tautinin-
kais ir socialistais) dalyvauja
Amerikos Lietuviu Taryboje
kviecia susirinkime dalyvauti
ne tik kuopos narius, bet ir nau.
jai atvykusius tautiecius.
Susirinkime busia placiai pa.
informuota apie sios organiza.
cijos tikslus, pobudi bel dalyva'
vima Lietuvoje dabar ir praei
tyje. Be to, susirinkime bus
priimami nauji nariai ir renka
ma kuopos valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21
SKUBEKIME PLATINTI DAI-
LES PARODOS BILIETUS!

Dailes paroda New Yorke jau
atidaryta. Jei il ten gerai pasi-
seks, neabejojame, kad ateity-
je susilauksime jos ir Clevelan-
de. Bet dabar svarbiausia vi
stems lietuviams, kad il gerai
pasisektu svarbiausioj sios sa-
lies vietoj. Viskas yra padary-
ia, kad taip butu. Toliau nuo
to darbo stovintiems lieka tik
vienu budu prie to prisideti =
paremti paroda finansiSkai.
Paremimas nereikalauja ypa-
tingai dideliu auku. Reikia tik
isplatinti Clevelande gauta pa
rodos bilietu skaiciu. Vienas BIZ
lietas kastuoja tik so centu. Bu-
sim ar nebusim New Yorke, O
parodos bilieta kiekvienas nu-
pirkime: tegul jis buna kiekvie-
nam lyg ir tautinio susipratimo
ir solidarumo atestatas!
Geras dalykas yra paciam
viena ar kelis bilietus isigyti.
dar geresnis - isplatinti tu BIZ
lietu kuo daugiausiai kitu tarpe
kurie patys netures progos atei-
tt pas turincius bilietu ir ju pa
prasyti. Todel imkime tu BIZ
lietu bent knygute az bilietu
5 doleriai ir pasistenkime juos
isplatinti savo pazistamuju tar
pc.
Yra dar keturios savaites lai-
ko. Reikia isplatinti bent 200
knyguciu. Tai labai nedaug, tik
pasistenkime!
Organizacijos kvieciamos pla-
tinti bilietus nariQ tarpe, atski-
ri asmenys = pazistamQju tar
pc. Bilietu knygutes platinimui
atsiimti galima DIRVOS redak-
cijoje. Ju bus galima gauti taip
pat ir DIRVOS vakaro metu
Lietuviu saleje prie tam tikro
stalelio. Nepraleiskim progos ir
mes, clevelandieciai, prisideti
prie to didelio ir svarbaus dar-
bo, kuris siuo metu vyksta New
Yorke!
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TREMTINIU DRAUGIJOS
SOkiu VakaraS

pereita penktadieni sutrauke
vidutiniska kieki sveciu. Penkta-
dienis tam ne visai patogi diena,
o ir isgarsinimo kick sligo.
Apie 9 valanda buvo trumpa
menine programa, galima saky-
ii, salionino pobudzio, kuriai ir
aplinkybes nebuvo visai patio
gios: gerokai trukde neramumai
apie duris, pro kurias nuolat
buvo atkakliai norinciu tai ieiti,
tai iseiti kaip tik skambinimo
ar dainavimo metu.
Pianu graziai paskambino Xii
matte, vykusiai dainavo Malca-
matte, SUI gera israiska padekla-
mavo Braziulyte, ir su zymia pa
zanga dainavime pasirode Cleve-
landieciams jau is seniau pazis-
tamas daininkas Jurgelis.
Buvo ir idomiu susitikimu:
pirma karta didesniarh bury
pasirode prizes kelias dienas pas
ziurius atvykes zurnalistas A.
Braziulis su zmona, tik antra
diena, kaip pas Karpius atvy-
kes E. Maziliauskas, buv. geriau-
sios Kaune kirpyklos savininkas
ir vedejas, o pagaliau su Samais
pasirode tik ta pacia diena Gle
velanda pasiekes profesorius
Pranas Skardzius su zmona. vi
81 susitiko daugeli metu nema-
tytu pazistamu, tai pasikalbe-
jimams, atrode, ir gallo nebus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

Tai yra jauni ir Clevelande
dar nauji sokio memo atstovai.
Jie dalyvaus vakaro programme
ir duos progos pamatyti bel pa
sigereti, kaip mintis gall butt
isreiksta menisku sokiu. Maty-
SINE sokiais isreikstus vaizde-
lius: "Partizano Sapnas", "Su-
sitikimas" ir KIT.
Pirmajame paveiksle j mus
sypsosi Mirga Gedgaudaite,
ciurlionies Ansamblio dalyve,
dalyvavusi ne tik ciurlionieciu
tautiniu sokiu sokeju grupej,
bet ir specialiai studijavus So
kio mena. ="
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sIANDIEN.

spaliu m. 81 d., 1880 val. vak.,
Lietuviu Saleje, $685. Superior
Ave., ivyksta Kulturos Fondo
skyriaus steigiamasis susirinki-
mas. Susirinkimo pradzioje bus
bendrai isklausyta lietuviska ra-
dijo programa. Placiau apie sio
susirinkimo tiksla ras O m a
straipsnyje "Ko mes siandien
susirinkom
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21
Sujungtonis jegomis

Kulturinis darbas cia jau ne
naujiena. Beveik, kiekviena drau-
gija, kiekvienas organizuotas
lietuviu burelis maziau ar dau-
giau jau dare ar daro ka nors,
kas didesni ar mazesni lasa pri-
deda prie musu kulturiniu lai-
mejimu.
Bet yra dalyku, kuriuos gall
ma padaryti tik sutraukus dau-
giau jegu viena vieta.
Kiekviena organizacija netu-
retu apleisti savo kulturinio
darbo programos, kuria j patti
gall atlikti. Bet didesniems dar-
bans NUNS reikia sueiti vi
stems j viena vieta ir sujung-
tomis jegomis veikti.
stai kodel siandien Clevelan-
de susirenkame j Kulturos Fon-
do skyriaus steigiamaji susirin-
kima. Cia turesime nustatyti,
kaip mes galime cia turimas
kulturines pajegas taip sujungti
j viena bendra veiksma, kuriuo,
jei zemes ir nepajudintumem,
tai bent jau Clevelando lietuviu
kulturini veikima dar kokiu
laipsniu auksciau kilsteletumem!
Tad pasiryzimo ir vieningu-
mo! A. N.
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ros baleto sokeju. Istikruju jis
kaip meninkas sokejas Lietuvo-
je dar nebuvo spejes pasirodyti,
taciau yra graziai pasirodes ten,
kur lietuviui ne taip lengva pasi-
rodyti, butent - VOkietijos val
stybiniame operos ir baleto te-
atre Kasselyje. Jis dalyvavo ten
baleto spektakliuose igesnl laika
ir susilauke gero ivertinimo.
Neabejojame, kad ju visu pa
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81 selmaoeni spaHu d., val vak, Lietuviu Saeje.

Antrajame paveiksle - NAL
vina Rudaityte, israiskos sokiq
mokyklos aukletine, sokio memo
mokiusis Nasvytytes mokykloje,
is kurios yra isejusiu visa ellie
graziai pasizymejusiu sokejQ.
Treciajame paveiksle -Jau-
nutis PuOdzilnas. Pereitame nu-
meryje j paminedami, per klai-
da pavadinome j Lietuvos ope-
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DARzELIO SUSIRINKIMAS

LietuviQ Kulturinio Darzelio
Valdyba pranesa, kad Darzelio
atstovu susirinkimas saukiamas
penktadieni, spaliQ % d., $3.50
val. vak., Lietuviu Saleje. Susi-
rinkime bus. tautybiu dienos rem
gimo apyskaita. I susirinkima
valdyba kviecia ir naujai atvy-
kusius tremtinius, kurie domi-
81 lietuviu Kulturos Darzelio
darbu.
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sirodymas musu tarpe NUNS SUI
darys dideli malonuma.
Kita svarbi vakaro programos
dalis bus ''Lietuva PaveiksluO-
se". Tai filma, sudaryta is Lie
tuvos vaizdu. Jei kiekvienam
malonu net j paprasta paveiks-
leli is senai matytos tevynes pa
zvelgti, tai juo idomiau ir malo-
niau pamatyti ta tevyne, gall
sakyti, gyvuose paveiksluose.
Todel nepraleskite sitos pro-
gos!
Trecioji programos dalis =
kaip visada: sokiai,. pasimaty-
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AMERIKOS LIETUVIV TAU
TINES SAJUNGOS SKYRIAUS
ARTIMIAUSIAS SUSIRINKI-
MAS

yra numatytas netrukus po Vi
suotiniojo Americas LietuviQ
Kongreso, tai yra lapkricio me-
nesio pirmojoj pusej. Netrukus
bus tiksliai paskelbtas susirin-
kimo laikas ir vieta.
Susirinkime bus platus pra-
nesimas apie Kongresa ir kitus
siuo metu lietuviams labiausiai
rlpimus klausimus. Bus svars-
toni ir vietos visuomeninio vel
kimo klausimai. Numatoma pa
rinkti susirinkimui toki laika,
kad visiems butu patogu daily
vault.
Tie, kurie rengesi dalyvauti
Ats skyriaus veikime, bet
susirinkima ateiti negal e j o,
kvieciami uzeiti j DIRVOS re-
dakcija ir palikti savo prane-
sima, kad nori butt nariais il
palikti savo adresa. Ia patti gall
ma atlikti ir telefonu, prane-
SAINT tatai kuriam nors is sky
riaus valdybos nariu.
Valdybos nariu telefonai yra
toxic:
Pirmininko ST. Nasvycio =
CL O531;
Vicepirm. K. S. Karpiaus -
RE 5216;
Sekret. Juozo Leimono - SW
27ee;
Izdin. J. Salasevicienes -
MU 1898;
I'D. globejQ:
Mudrauskienes - KE 1868;
Staupienes - KE 1894.
(Pereitame numeryje per klai-
da buvo nurodyta, kad isrink-
ia tik viena lido globeja, o is
tikruju - dvi: Mudrauskiene
ir Staupiene).
Norintieji tureti ALT Sajun-
COS statute knygele, gall gauti
DIRVOS redakcijoje.
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dailes parody, NUNS reikia kny-
gu, paskaitu, NUNS reikia Wis
ko, kas lavintu ir Wis tobulintq
musu prota, mlsq talentus, ga
bumus, supratima ir skoni.
Nera dar pasaulyje tick kul-
turingo zmogaus, kuriam jau
nebereiktq tobulintis. Todel
mintis apie tobulinimasi nera
NUNS uzgavimas. Priesingai,
jei musu tarpe tokios mintys
atsiranda, tai tas tik rodo, kad
mes suprantame, ka reiskia
kultura, arba lietuviskai tariant,
tobulinimasis, saves ir visko pa
gerinimas.
Tx tamsiam zmogui gal afro
do, kad jam nieko nebereikia,
kad jis patenkintas savim tokiu,
koks jis yra.
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HIPPODRONE

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio
rodo TOKYO JOE, filma apie
lakuna, kuris name, kad jo EMO
ma mirusi japonu koncentracijos
stovykloj, bet rado ia Toxic
mieste gyva, tik Il. istekejusia
uz amerikiecio advokato. Vaidi-
ma Humprey Bogart, Alexander
Knox, Florence Marty, Sessue
Hayakawa.
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ko NUNS reikia?

NUNS reikia butt ne men
kesniais uz kitus. Ir NUNS rel
kia kittens parodyti, kad esame
ne menkesni. Mes mes gi esam
ne menkesni.
Kuo gi ta parodysim? Ne pi-
nigais, ne kitais turtais, mes to
tai mes, lietuviai, neturime tick
daug, kaip daugelis kitu.
Bet musu kulturiniai turtai
yra ne menkesni uz kitu, O dau-
geliu atveju kittens ypatingai
idomus, mes jiems dar nauji,
nematyti.
Todel NUNS reikia tuos sa-
vo kulturinius turtus atskleisti
ir tinkamai parodyti.
O tam NUNS reikia toje sri
tyje patterns nuolat veikti, Ia
vintis, ir remit kiekviena pas.
tanga, kiekviena zymesni ga.
buma.
Nuns reikia choru, kitokiV
meniniu junginiu, vaidinimu