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Evening star., 1949-08-14
By the Assoeioisd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 13.-
Joe DiMaggio said today he
may have called Ted Williams
a "cry-baby" in an "offhand
remark" but added quickly
that "he did not emphasize it
by saying certainly he's a cry
baby"
Joltin' Joe was so quoted to-
day in a Boston newspaper
story as the aftermath of last
Wednesdays Yankee-Red Sox
game.
The Yankee clipper quickly
brushed the matter aside today
as something not meant in
feuding language. And. he said,
IT don't want to make any
more comments because the
thing might get snarled up.
These things can get awfully
mixed up if they are strung
out"
1T looks like somebody is
trying to build up a situation
that doesn't exist" Joe COM
mented.
According to the story circu-
lated in Boston. Joe was irked
over reports that Williams sin
gled out a previous DiMaggio
play after Ted was left on base
Evening star., 1949-08-14
DiMog May Have Called Ted
'Cry-Boby' But There'sNoFeud

In the Wednesday game, won
by the Yankees 80.
Williams stopped at second
on a triple, and could have
scored from third a moment
later on a long fly. In answer
to criticism Ted was quoted as
remarking Nobody saw any,
thing when Joe DiMaggio
failed to reach second base
when he hit the top of the
left field wall Tuesday night"
OF his own hit Joe says, 1--we
always gotten as much out of a
basehit as possible. I've run
them all up to the hilt in all
the years I've been playing
baseball"
The Boston story quoted Joe
as saying, when I picked up
that ball (that Williams hit)
and then looked up and saw
Williams standing on second I
was stunned. I thought sure
he'd be resting on third"
But today Joe summed up his
own reaction to the play this
way: Listen, I wasn't giving
Williams any thought at the
time. I had all I could do to
catch up with the ball."
And, added the Yankee Clip
per, he wants it understood
there is no animosity between
the Red Sox star and himself. =
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Yanks Beat As, 81,
With -Four in Ninth,
To Hold 5-Game Lead
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-The
New York Yankees, their backs to
the wall, staged a four-run ninth
inning rally today to overcome
the Philadelphia Athletics, 81,
and maintain a five-game lead
over the Boston Red Sox, who
beat Washington, ST..
Dick, Fowler started his own
downfall by walking Hank Bauer
to open the ninth. Fowler got
Charley Keller to fly out, but that
was the last Yank he retired.
Pinch-hitter Johnny Lindell
singled and Pinch-hitter Billy
johnson followed with a base
clearing double to tie the score at
TT. johnson took third on the
throw to the plate.
Joe Coleman relieved Fowler and
Phil Rizzuto squeezed johnson
across with the tie-breaking run
and beat out the bunt for a hit.
Bobby Brown followed with a
single and Tommy Heinrich drove
Rizzute across with a double. but
Brown was out at the plate at
tempting to score.
Joe Page, who relieved Starter
Vic Raschi in the seventh, gained
credit for the victory, his. 18th
compared to four losses.
Raschi, cunning for his 10th
victory. was nursing a 5-3 lead
going into the seventh but the AS
routed the big righthander with a
three-run rally to take a 6-5 ad-
vantage.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Two Braves Players
Reported in BrawI
by the Assoeiated Press

BOSTON, Aug. 13. - Naming
club president Lou Perini as its
source. the Boston Globe says
first baseman Earl Torgeson and
outf1elder Jim Russell of the Bos-
ton Braves were in a fight and
that both have been fined by
Manager Billy Southworth.
It was emphasized by Perini.
the newspaper added. that the
players did not fight with each
other but with unidentified per-
sons in a Chicago hotel room.
Neither Perini nor Torgeson
home with a broken hand, was
available Immediately for COM
ment.
Torgeson, who is out for the
season, and Russell were room
mates on the western trip while
the sidelined first baseman worked
out in an effort to get back in
shape after suffering a shoulder
injury earlier in the season.
Russell is reported in dispatches
from New York to local news
papers as avoiding baseball writer's
while wearing dark glasses to cover
black eyes.
He is quoted in these stories
as saying he sustained the dark
ened optics while fooling around
with his brother at home In
Fayette. Pa.
Torgeson told an Associated
Press reporter earlier he suffered
the broken hand while trying to
protect myself from two fungo
drives which were coming right at
my head"
Southworth is quoted by Boston
writers travelling with the Braves
as saying Russe1l's black eyes "are
his affair"
The amounts Of the fines were
not given in the Globe account,
which had no direct quotes from
Perini.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

CHICAGO. Aug. l3. - Bill
Fischer, Notre Dame guard,
was chosen by newsmen as the
most valuable player on the
College All-Star football team
which lost $50 to the Phila-
delpha Eagles last night.
Selection of the 250-pound
guard was announced today
after a count of ballots. Close
behind in the contest for a
silver trophy to be presented
at next years game was Jack
Mitchell. Oklahoma quarter
back.
Barney Poole. former Mis-
sissippi and Army end, was
third. Others who got votes
are Alex Sarkisian. Northwest
ern center; Paul Buddy
Burris, Oklahoma guard; Chuck
Bednarik, Pennsylvania center;
George Taliaferro, Indiana
halfback, and Don Doll, South
ern California halfback.
The official attendance for
the game was 93,780. Gross re-
ceipts were $685.. .220.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Two VPI Backs Change
Mind About Transfer
By the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 13.-
Backfield players Sterling Wingo
and Dick Goodman are back in
the Virginia Tech football fold
today.
Yesterday. the two former Rich
mond scfoolboy stars announced
they were leaving the Blacksburg
institution for "a college which
offered a degree in physical edu-
cation"
Earlier, they had written Tech
Coach Bob McNeish of their in
tentions. Backfield Coach Allen
Sizemore went to Hertford. N. c..
where Wingo and Goodman are
playing baseball, discussed the
matter with them and had their
assurance they'd return in Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Cards Muff Chance to Pass
Dodgers as Pirates Win, 6-3
-AP Wirephoto

in the second. Glenn Nelson fam
ned and Joe Garagiola was pur-
posely passed. Tommy Glaviano
crossed up the strategy by singing
Northey IN.
In the fifth three straight sin
giles by Red Sihoendienst. Lou
Klein and Stan Musial and Enos
Slaughter's infield tap produced
two runs.
The defeat snapped Munger's
winning string which had reached
five straight. It was also the first
time in their last six games that
the Redbird starting pitcher
failed to finish.
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Probable Pitchers
tToday)

Washington at Boston (2)-Weik u-6)
and Calvert (6-12) vs.. Parnen u7-O and
New York at Philadelphia t2)-Porter-
field il-b) and Reynolds 11-2) vs.. Brissie
I'll .6) and Kellner l4-S).
St. Louis at Detroit (2)-Drews f4-9l
and Carver 7.13l vs.. Houtteman (0-6)
and Hutchinson (1O-4).
Chicago at Cleveland f2)-Pierce (6-10l
and Haefner (7-6) VS.. Lemon Q3-6) and
darcis es-1; ;r..,:n.I Le.....
Boston at Brooklyn-Sain (6-12) W. Roe
Pfiiladelphia at New York t2)-Roberts
1eeIO) and Koslo T-e).
Cincinnati It Chicaso t2)-Ranensberger
d1-12l and Peterson t4.4) ". Rush (s-13)
ftttsbursh st 81. Lsuis-chambers 1-s,
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Assault Hurt, Career
May Be Over; Race
Won by Going Away
BY the Associated Press

! BOSTON, Aug. 13.-Mighty AS
sault. the King Ranch's 1945
triple champion attempting a
comeback, wound up out Of the
money in a five-horse field today
as the Cherry Oca Stables four
year-old First Nighter stormed in
to a head victory over Brook
mead's Going Away in the
$50 900 added Massachusetts han
dicap at Suffolk Downs.
When Assault was brought back
to his stable, it was discovered he
had bled during the race.
Robert Kleberg, one Of the
owners of King Ranch. said lit is
doubtful whether Assault ever will
run again"
After First Nighter finished the
mile and quarter of heavy go
ling in 2043s, Assault, who went
OF at 2-5, trailed the show horse.
the Nor Mill Farms Michigan 3rdi
1 by t.yo, and a. quarter lengths.
Terrific Stretch Drive.
Assault, winner of the $5o.000
added Brooklyn handicap while
making his, second. 1949 start last,
month, appeared to have the situ-l
alton well in hand rounding the
stretch turn, where he pressed Co
ing Away hard.
At that point First Nighter. son
of, Eight Thirty, the 1910 Mass
Cap victor. was trailing the field.
But, with the veteran Joe Renick
urging him. that. four-year- r-old
uncorked a terrific stretch drive
to victory.
First Nighter went off at 9-1
and his upset victory was worth
$39,350 to his owner, David S..
Toochin, a Boston leather broker,
who has invested $125. 900 since he
started his racing stable three
years ago.
The small field permitted only
straight wagering and First Night
er, who carried the second lightest
burden of 104 pounds, rewarded
his comparatively few supporters
in the 25,489 crowd with a $20.40
payoff.
Out of Gate First.
The six-year- -old Assault, in
with the top weight OF 125 pounds,
got out of the gate first, then lost
that advantage when Dave Cor
man, his rider. settled him down
passing the grandstand. Going
Away, winner of the $25. 900 added
three-year- Yankee Stake
here this spring, took over.
Graham and Byrum's Fancy
Flyer, another four-year- -old.
pulled into the lead at the club
house turn and held it until Mich
igan 3rd few past him in the
backstretch.
From then on Fancy Flyer was
out of the race but Assault ap-
peared to be readying himself to
wrap it up until he faltered at the
eighth pole. probably because he
didn't relish the heavy strip.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Portland Pilot Tosses
crutch, Gets $50 Fine
By the Assoeiofsd Press
LOS ANGEL ,ES. Aug.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.-
Pacific Coast League Presi-
dent Clarence Rowland today
fined Portland Manager Bill
Sweeney $50 for the use of
profanity from the dugout in
last nights game with Holly
wood here-and for throwing
his crutch onto the playing
field.
Sweeney was on crutches
because he had run a silver
into his foot at home. The
dispute was over q play at
third base.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Red Sox. 5: Mats. |

Runs batted in-ortiz, zarilla, stephens
Robertson. sacrinces-Esrly, Di Magic.
Double plays-Dente to Robertson to Rob
inson. Dente TO Robinson; Eobinson to to
Hitchcock (2), Tebbetts to STEPHENS to
Hitchcock. Left on base--Washington, 10;
Boston. 10. Bases On balls-on Harris. 9;
By Kinder. 4. Hits-O6 Harris, in
6h innings; on Haynes. In 9 innings.
winning pitcher-Kinder 04-5). Losing
pitcher-Haynes (2.S).
Evening star., 1949-08-14

director OF the InteTndClOndI bUAIIIg OIUU'
moaned: Joe shouldn't have said that; it was
a mistake" You see. Savold is under contract
to the IBC and Louis.
Bill Veeck, who lost leg while in the
Marines, never ceases to astonish. Last
week he played five sets of tennis with Lloyd
Bulge, brother of Don. before going to his
office to conduct the days business, which
included the purchasing of Luke Easter. fab
ulous Negro slugger, from San Diego. NO
player from the East ever has been selected
most valuable man for the All-Stars, but last
night some of the working press who do
the voting refused to nominate anybody from
any sector on the grounds that nobody
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Tosais s411.71o Totals 3s 10 a7 Is
Singled for Silvera in 9th.
Doubled for Page in 9th.
Singled for Fox in 7th.
Flied out for J. Coleman In 9th.
New York - O10 13O O04-9
Philadelphis lol o10 I3;-. ALL
Bauer t2), Silvera. Lindell, Stirnweiss.
Joost e.. valo O.: Fain; sudsr r., +:
|-Fain. Bauer (2J, Chapman (3j. Rig
znto t2l. Heinrich. Thsee-bsss hitavsio.
Moses. Double plays-suder to Fain. Fain
to Joost TO Fair: Stolen ba;esLValo, Isi1 BIZ
adelphis. ii. Bases on bsllsNon Fowler,
s; Of Raschi, 2: on Page, /, Struck out.
By Fowler. /; by Raschi; l; BY Pass' J.:
6h innings; of Page, 3 in rs innings:
of BY Buxton, Q in ! inning inning; Of Fowler, 8
ming. Winning pitcher-Page- Q1-4.
Losing pitcher--FowIer G1-7]. Umpires-
Messrs. Mckinley, MCGOWAN and Jones
Time of game-2:37. Attendance-13,716.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Runs-Rojek, Saffell Hopp, Kiner,
KalSer. Bockman. schoendienst, Klein.
Northey. Error-Klein. Runs batted in
Glaviano. Kiner t2), Basgall, Mast Walker
Bssgal. Northey 42L Walker, SanelI.
H3mS runEKing spoSble plays-Klein to
Sd6o1nd3enst to FNtlsoR Basgah to- Rajek
to- Mbpp Left on bases-Pittsb4feh, B.:
St. Louis, g. Bases on balls-Of Dickson,
1. strikeouts-By Dickson, 8; by Munser
8; by WilkS, 4. Hits-On Munger. In y
innings: OF Wilks, 2 IN IA innings. VIM
ming pitcher-Dickson l5-12). Losing
G1.5(. Umpires-Messrs.
Reardon. Goetz and Jorda. Time-2:26.
(paid).
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Bobe Ruth's Nomesoke Is Signed by Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 13 R.-
George Herman Ruth was signed
by the Pittsburgh Pirates today.
The namesake of the great Babe
Ruth is a catcher. He plays for
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steom From the BubbIine CouIdron
By FRANCIS STANk
stor Stoff correspon

CHICAGO Aug. 13-As promoter Joe Louis has much 70
learn Immediately after the Ez CharesGus
Iesnevch fight sad Charles the best He'll handle
Lee Savod Woodcock other heavyweight easy
When Louis statement Harry Markson managing
Evening star., 1949-08-14
At Age Five, Moury Threw Hand Moshies

baseball oeIIei
the WASHINGTON Mats despite the standing OF the
teams aren't nearly as patient Clark
Grmths clientele Only four times l yeaa nave n ane
attendance of l2s17 tops. For game against the
colorfu sox the Browns drew only 1868
cant-miss him, pointed for the majors at
the age of fv father him golf ball to throw
until his fingers long enough baseball His
dad Maurice McDermo ST. Hartford of the
in 1928 and eammate OF nedgllng nrst
named Lou Gehrig.
right hit 26 Of his 27 home (top output
both eagues) off rghthanded pitchers Back on May Is
he slammed his only souhpaw Harry Brecheen OF
What have the theorists, who insist opposite
pitching is easier to hit, to say to that record?
Surprise, Surprise, for Old Gus
After led back his dressing room, looking
like toohless droopy- -owed movie lion than the
Charles
but will get be
champion Bernie" Bernie Reynolds stabemate
buddy of Lenevchs what Gus didn't know
Reynolds had fought the snnal against varcose
vened Argentine named Cesar Brio had been hit smack his
glass jaw in the eighth round and knocked out oh no.
gasped Lesnevch when the news was broken MY God what
surprise"
will be who only couple of
giving the Redskins fits fulback for the Giants The
tip that Paul Byans Kentucky team will be Sugar Bowl
nvtaonal material in late November and couldn't happen
to nicer although injury to his key soph
quarterback. could spoil the dream.
Chicago fans disgruned by the with which the
Eagles All-Sars night,
suggesting to the Chicago Tribune of the that
the classic be modified bring together Cd two astar
CD Can't blame em. either because
all the 80 spectators spectacular band show between
the halves and an overdose of mid-August heat.
Dick McCann writing the good 74page life story Of Sammy
official National Football book calls
attention to Sans rookie of 1887 when the Redskins
first tle) and his twelfth which 1s4s.
27 yards and mere seven touchdowns Last year. as an
old he attempted 31 completed 1875 for 1850 yards and %
touchdowns. And still the Redskins couldn't wn which
makes for sound evidence that running attack plus good line
play and blocking was missing
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Ia semipro team in the Bronx
N. Y. The boy will be farmed to
Salisbury of the North Carolina
State League.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

deserving. ., ,, o
The Yankees who land Mickey Vernon couple
of wears ago. will with the Tigers for FIRST Basan
Eddie Robinson this winter Eddie Dyer OF tne
Cards isn't supersious understand but ne oeoera
sspells Oufeder Derngs name on the oatng oror
card because the he wrote Deerg tne Team
uon When Rocky and Jake Lamotta were ntio
duced from the ring York before the
oht both were modshly attred East Side hapmen COIL
nlete with T-shirts and two-day-old Boards ohucks
Commented Tom Meany "Grazano formal tonlght his noeS
match"
It's Pinch-H the Red Sox Lack
After nearly 20 years of tournament go VIC GhezA was
treated tn new experience the third round OF tne All
American championship Tam O Shanter one Oh MS
navnp Harrison failed to appear because
crck in his back the other Bob Hamilton reureo at e
14th hole because leaving Ghez to play MS s
four holes with only caddy witness
The Red Sox leading the American League oy no"
n Toe McCarhys wasn't weak In one oepal
pinch hitting has sent up 63 pinch- 10
date and only delivered with Billy HlcncocK t ce
clprt with 6 consecutive failures The Clncnna fseos
currently in battle the Cubs for last place reVea
because the Leo Durocher and Catcne
Cooper of the off sparks the GlanCs e
bodyguard for practically peerless leader Inc move
was not so much protect Duocher from bodily ha however
as to restrain from blowing his own top j. x
Televson partially to blame for the poor gaze 1oI
Charles vs. Lesnevch New York fight Wasn teleSeo
that and Jersey Joe Wacott IN Chaso M
the NJ put vdeo and the promoters
believe people thus saw that horrloy oul aai
that stay away from any 1uture
Charles.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
NATIONAL

I'M
Results Yesterday
Chicago, 8; Cinci.. g,
Phila. at N. Y. Cd, rair
Boston at Bklyn.. rair
Pitts. 8; st. L., 3 tn.
Games Today
Boston at Brooklyn.
Phila. at New York t2)
Cinci. at Chicago t2).
Pitts. at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow
Phila. at New York.
Pitts. at Cfnci. tn).
9t. Louis at Chicago.
Only games.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Major League Standings and Schedule:

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday
Boston. 5; Wash. l (12l
New York. g; Phila.,
Detroit, IL; st. Louis, 8
Only games.
Games Today
wash. at Bost. (2), 1870
New York at Phila. Cd
st. L. at Detroit 90.
Chicago at Cleve. (2).
Games Tomorrow
wash. at Boston, $3.50
New York at Phila: In.
Detroit at Cleveland In.
Chicago at st. Louis (nJ
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zute saldziu pyragaiciu -. Tai
skruzdes aptiko ir susirinko
pokyll -.
Medziu sakomis bandem tas
neprasytas viesnias pasalinti,
bet ju buvo tokia daugybe, kad
daugumas is ju, ypac tos, kur
viduj buvo, visai nepastebejo ir
nesuprato musu CANA nedrau-
gisku zenklu :. Pagaliau pavy-
ko prieiti uzvesti motora ir pa
vaziuoti toliau. Ten nutarem,
kad reikia prizes tas viesnias
imtis grieztesniq priemoniu. Su-
graibem kick skudurq, uzdegem
ir emem smilkinti j automobile
vidu. Tai pagelbejo. Nors ir
nesiskubindamos, Wis delto vies-
MOS musu pastoge pradejo ap-
leisti. Po kick laiko beliko vi
sal nedaug uzsispyreliQ ir gale
JON jau vaziuoti namo.
Tai buvo tikrai jukingas ir
savo netiketumu vienas is keis-
ciausiu nuotykiu.
Grizus j viesbuti, nors laimi-
kiu ir neparsivezem, kalbu apie
dienos ispudzius visiems buvo
Xxi soties. Grizo ir kit medzio-
tojai ,taip pat be laimikiu, tad
mes prizes JUGS bent savo nuo-
tykiais galejom pasididziuoti.
(Bus daugiau)
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CANA pavojinga, gyvenanti dau-
giausiai tik tropikuose, tas
vietas retail kada teuzklystanti.
Kai geriau isiziurejom, pama-
tenn, kad il apie 20 pedq ilgio ir
kokiq 9 coliu storio.
Kadangi as pirmas ja paste
beaju, tai man priklause pir-
nam ja ir sauti, o kiti taip pat
pasirenge prideti, jei nepataiky-
ciau. Prisitaikiau, paspaudziau,
trinktelejo suvis, gyvate stat
giai susiraite aplink saka ir po
keliolikos sekundziu dribtelejo
zemen.
Stebejome ia dar koki pusva-
landi, 0 il Wis dar raitesi. Paga-
liau nutarem palikti. Vadovas
zadejo ateiti kita diena ir nusi-
lupti kali, mes, sake, tokia gera
ir didele gyvates oda retail pasi-
taiko.
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Worcester. Mass.
TAUTINIAI PASIRODYMAI

-
Turejome visa ellie viesu ivairiQ
tautu pasirodymQ. Rugpiucio 10
d. tarp kitty pasirode ir lietuviai.
Savo grazumu ir ivairumu
lietuviu programa issiskyre is
visp tos dienos pasirodymQ: Da-
lyvavo J. Burdulio vedamas val
ku (10-16 metu) bubnininku or
kestras, J. Dirvelio vedamas
"Ausreles" vyru choras ir ].
Lendraitienei vadovaujant Liet.
Moteru Veteranu Draugijos su-
organizuota tautiniu sokeju CRU
pc, publikos ypatingai gerai pri-
imta.
J.Lendraitiene labai dziaugiasi
naujakuriu talka. Visiems gra-
ziai Observation-Disclosures, lietuviQ
pasirodymai Wis tobules.
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Man patare J. Baciunas:

Man patare J. Baciunas:
= Vaziuok j Grand Rapids,
ten yra senu lietuviu, tikrai ra-
81 idomiu dalyku.
Vartau telefonu knyga. Daug
lietuviskQ pavardziu, kitos ap-
gadintos. Viena adresa jau tu-
riu, paskambinau is Macatawos
Medelinskui. Kaip naprastai, sa-
kau tiesiai: esu toks ir toks,
ieskau senu lietuvisku dainQ ir
pasakQ, ar nepadetum man,
kaip senas tos vietos gyvento-
jas juos surasti?
- Ma, tai gall atvaziuoti =
sake man pagaliau, matydamas,
kad lengvai manimi neatsikra-
tysi.
O as tai kaip cigonas: ileisk
tik j j grycia, tai ir ant pc
claus lipa. Reikia skambinti j
visas puses, vedzioti pas Sc
nus zmones ir Wis dar man ne
CANA: gal dar kokia dainininke
atsirastQ? 0 cia viena persene-
jus, kita suraudonejus, trecia
serga ;.
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Yra senQ |ietuviSku dainQl, bet..,
lietuviu statytoj baznycioj ietuviskann zodziui
nebera vetos
Ispudziai Grand Rapids, Mich.

Wis delto suradom dvi pull
kias dainininkes ir uzrasiau
% dainas, ju tarpe ir tokiQ,
kokiu SUI ziburiu reikia paiesko-
tt. Daugiausia ir labai noriai,
be jokiu nereikalingu atsikalbi-
nejimu, padainavo Rozalija Clip
liene, cia atvaziavusi dar 1897
m. JOS dainos suvalkietiskos, XII
lusi il is Ploksciu par. Reto Sc
numo dainore ir il traukia dar
stipriai.
- Sta DANA mano mamytes,
dainuodavo linguodama sirateles
daina. Ir paliko il name 8 metu
siratele. 0 jos daina dar pri-
siminiau -.
Ar daug bus tokiu, kurie at
simins, ka girdejo 8 metu bu-
dami?
Keleta graziu dainu padai-
navo ir Antanina Alksniene, XII
lusi nu Lekeciu. 0 kai jos abb
kartu uztraukia, tai natal,
kaip miela JOINS ia lietuviska
DANA. Ir skamba, kaip skam-
Perkelta j sta pusl.
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MAUI DAINININKAI RADIO
PROGRAMOJ

sestadieni, rugp. 13 d., pei
Lietuviu Balso radio pusvaland
isgirdom naujus dainininkus
AL. Kutku, komp. Br. Budri1ns
ir J. Valiuka. Jie dainavo trio
"Kur tas saltinelis", "Jaunystes
DANA" (kompozitoriaus Bud.
riuno) ir "Tykus buvo vaka.
relis".
Toks retas lavintu balsu SUI.
derinimas uvo malonus atsigai-
vinimas klausytoju jausmams.
Lapkricio menesi Lietuviu
Balso choras, diriguojamas nau-
jo dirigento B. Budriuno, ruo-
sia koncerta. Tikimes, kad Sis
koncertas bus labai idomus, mes
jane jau bus ilieta naujo lietu-
visko kraujo.
Tie naujieji "dypukai" mus
senuosius gerokai zavi. Nors
mes kartais juose randame kai
ko ir neaiSkaus ar nesupranta-
mo, kartais ir nepatinkamo, bet
Wis delto kaz kokia jega mus
taip traukia prie ju, O gal JUGS
prize musu =. Kartais mes pa
sijuntam lyg apsvaige ir net
susivokti, kas cia
atsitiko, koki tie musu nauji
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