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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-16
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
SYLVAN HALF ACRE"
In the heart of Chevy Chase. Sc
cluded in this beautifully Handicapped
setting is a charming white clap
board house of rms, including 4
large bedrms.. . baths and full
basement Here is the utmost in
convenience. comfort, beauty and
privacy that can be yours for under
1924, 900, If you aren't too late. Call
ME- 1l43 until 9 pm.
I WEST EY PIICHANAN RFATTOR
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l4l7 X st. NV.
VACANT

10 min. from town, of Col. pike:
$500 will handle for CT. Lovely -
bedrm. bungalow. excel. cond. full
bsmt. DISTRICT REALTY, Elk. 6s4s,
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FALLS CHURCH

In one Of the most cow. sections.
this home fas good sized bedrms.
tiled bath, lse. iiv, nm. l3x17. din,
rm.: full esmt.: priced at Sill 500.
Owner will take G1 contract.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
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SILVER SPRING
,OOM FOR THE KInnIES

ROOM FOR THE KIDDIES
And a rose garden for ma. Lovely 81
bedrm. brick home with scr. porch,
firep1., full bsmt: cow. to schools
and transp.; only Sl5.50o. assume
4es trust Call Mrs. Hart. WA.
66Is cox g. CO.. 81. 0775.
SILVER SPRING-S14,95O"
Beautiful 5-rm. brick bungalow con-
veniently located. Expansible attic.
full basement. level lot. Easily
"DOCTOR-$23, 500"
Right on Colesville I'd. Silver Spring
3 large bedrms.. 2 baths. recreation
rm., side screened porch. Beauti-
full srounds:
"GI-$15,250"
$1,000 down. 25-year, A. loan.
White. 3-bedrm., brick home. 90
IT. liv. rm. with fireplace. din. nm,
large equipped kit, side porch, full
"3-Bedrm. Rambler-$15,950"
May 20 CT. Full basement. corner
location. ! block from Flower ave.
in Silver Spring.
Woodmoor Agency Inc.
sH. 1865. sH. 1913: til Q pm.
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ROCKVILLE SPECIALS
8 RIM. BUNGALOW; garage. large lot
good cond., well located; S10,250:
2-BEDRM. CAPE COD. large liv
rm. with frepl.. din. rm.. kit. with
brkf. space; fun bsmt., corner lot;
Sf0.950.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

TRULY INDIVIDUAL
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
This fine detached CENTER
hall plan brick residence will
appeal to those who appreciate
individuality and originality
in design. On 115-ft. level lot
in beautiful Kirkside. Md.
Seven rooms, two baths, ST.
floor. library and lavatory,
maids room. bath and recrea-
ton room with bar in base
ment: attached garage. Double
insulated attic. An inspection
of this home during these
lovely spring days will be
zeal treat. Phone Mr.. Evans,
WO 0290.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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s BEDROOMS

5 BEDROOMS
All-brick Colonial home with bed
rms. and full bath up. bedrm. or
den, full bath down. Large liv. rm.
with frepl.. family-si sized dining rm..
cleo. kit. screened porch, full bsmt.,
S20,950
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
4624 Lee Hwy. IA. 4-1300.-Ie
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ALL CASH
For mod, clean. 6-s rm. home in
good Sc, ne. or nearby Md loo.
MRS. COX. vi. Sl36. or ST. 1858.
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N PATRICK HENRY DR.


Waverly Hills, Arl., Va.
Vicinity Glebe Rd. and Lee HWY
An immaculate brick Cape Cod on
splendid level lot, having entrance
place, dining room, fully equipped
de luxe kitchen, lovely screened in
porch. attached garage; three bed
rooms and tiled bath on second
floor; full basement, oil heat. Price,
S17.950. Call Mr.. Boswell Ma
4-t444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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WOODBRIDGE
MUST BE SOLD go -
New house cond., Z rms. semi
detached, tapestry brick home, 4
beautiful bedrms., modern bath.
liv. -rm., din. nm, mod. kit. sun
porch, oil INV h., full bsmt. built
in garage. subject to 81 or conven-
tional sale. Call MIR. DOBRO-
WOLSKI.
CAMPANELLA AND WOOD
Elk. Alb; ewes. 81. S066.
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Highest elevation, overlooking Sligo
Park Hills, Silver Spring; 8 comp.
rms, 3 bedrms., full din. rm. 1St.
FIR; expan. attic for bath. and 2
additional rms; price S15,450;
terms. Call RE. $3.50, 80.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BrOOkland, ColOred
COlored-Brookland

18th and Lawrence SITS. n.e.-Beau-
tiful detached 2-story stucco home
T lovely rms. and bath, Ice. bed
rooms, full bsmt., oil heat: Ice
beautiful lot, 61x100: priced to sell
this week with reasonable down
payment. Call till pm. weekdays,
Sun. IL to 5.
VIM. CaloniriS Inv. Corp.
1910 18th CT NV nj 1R55 i a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN AVE. NE.-Custom- built
prewar brick home of i spacious
rms, 3 complete baths, pine-p aneled
den in downstairs; magnificent
shrubs and fish pond in rear. Only
S2O.950. Terms. DOROTHY WINS
TON g. co. ST. ALL or SH. 7446.
lis
MICHIGAN PK.-6 rms, Ia baths,
semidet. brick; $4,000; assume ~
20-yr. LIST trust. Call ewes. LA.
Mr.. CATHOLIC U. and Taft Jr. High
All tapestry brick, slate roof: bed
room and bath LIST f.; 3 other bed
rooms, other baths; extra lge. lot
ewes. VI; 1867. VIM. II. SAUNDERS
A RI iGG for 2 families. LIST fl.
porches; this 6-rm brick offered to
settle estate. deep lot to paved
alley; $1,000 HORACE L. STEVEN
SON, 1925 Conn. ave, MA. 1853;
ewes, OIL 1857 17h
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800 blk Oneida pl. ne, mr. N. H ave.
2;yr.-old, s rms, "a baths; bsmt:
easy terms. Mr. MUSHINSKY,
RA. 6912; MR.. PEKOVER. ia. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-16
MICHIGAN PARK

Reduced for quick sale Owner leav-
ing town, requires fast deal! House
less than l year old and in excellent
condition; 6 rooms. ~ baths
Monthly payments only sos. Cal
NO. 61S0 between / and pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Riehard HssssIsruvs fomiiy. 2o7S paioes Ave-
nSs. s.. Psvl. Minn. Mrs. Hesselgrave writes:
Il read about ANALYST in Readers Digest, so,
when l felt cold coming, started taking
ANALYST. Next morning - no sign Of a cold!
With such results on myself. I'm giving ANALYST
to my family, too.''
Evening star., 1950-02-12
THE ANTIHISTAMINE
RECOMMENDED
FOR FAMILY USE
Z:!ZZ;l:lS1
q. Is ANALYST SAFE?

q. Is ANALYST SAFE?
A. Yes. ANALYST is SAFE for both
adults and children, when taken as
directed ON package. Children over
6 get the same dosage as adults. For
children under s, consult your ply
sician for proper dosage ANALYST
also helps prevent passing colds ON
to children.
q. Are all aniihissan,ines equally et.
fecfive?
a. No. Antihistamines differ in
chemical structure and effectiveness.
ANALYST is the CLINICALLY.PROvED
EFFECTIVE antihistamine you can buy
suith con fdence for family use.
q. II cold has already run three or
four days, ,oiH the use Of ANALYST give
relief?
a. This drug, which has so much
value when taken upon exposure to
colds or during the early phases of
a cold, gradually loses its effective
ness if its administration is delayed.
However, there is clinical evidence
that, i'm any phase of the common
cold, ANALYST may reduce the conn
plications and reduce the severity,
even after there has been invasion of
the mucous membrane by secondary
invaders.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

goodbye to sneezng coughing watering eyes, running
Thus is now entirely possible avoid bad colds and their
complications all year round also avoid passing colds
on to your family and to others By taking ANALYST
date upon contact with anyone who sneeze the
chain of infection may be broken
ANAHISrs rs mig. untihistamine tohIefs provide
the clINicAllY-PRovED effective dosage for colds
now ovaIabie without prescription.
Prompt, efficient relief for hay fever, ANAHlsr-new
miracle drug discovery the exclusive trademark of
ANALYST CO., INC, Yonkers 2, New York.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

z. ". Miehosi fomily. Isos Riverside heights,
Vsro"o, Pis'sbvrsh, Pa. Mr.. Michael writes: "I
can't afford long bout with cold-and, since
my wife brought home ANALYST, that problems
solved" And Mrs. Michael adds: "Since we dis.
covered ANALYST, we can nip colds in the bud!''
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Jehn j. Roaeh fom;ly. a. Fremont S.. Hossfesd. Conn.,
Mrs. Roach writes: II woke up sneezng-feeling stuffy
in the head started ANAHIsr and after tablets all signs
OF cold gone. From on it's ANAHIsr for the
whole family If they get any symptoms"
Evening star., 1950-02-12
"Here's the Best Health News
of the Yeur," suys Readers Digest

Thus Readers Digest December issue, begins its exciting
of the development testing and clinical proof of the
effectiveness of revolutionary drug
the anthistamine for colds
Worth noting is the fact that all anthistamines
alike They vary greatly in effectiveness ANALYST has been
singled out the miracle drug for colds because of its
amazingly successful record in actual clinical tests
These show that by taking ANALYST upon
at the first sign of cod the great majority of people
now eliminate cold symptoms in single day. This means
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
Poland Withdraws From World Bank

WASHINGTON, (P) - Poland withdrew from the World Bank today with an angry charge that the 48-nation institution is under the thumb of the United States and tits imperialistic policy"
 It also pulled out of the inter- national monetary fund.
 In a communication to the bank, the communication Polish government cited the refusal of the bank to grant it a S200.000, 900 loan. It said the reason was Poland's rejection of the "so- called Marshall Plan which had as its aim the subordination of Flu rope to the United States and the rebuilding of the war potential of Germany"
 Camille Gutt, managing direc- tor of the International Monetary Fund, announced POland'S with drawal from membership in it.
 The bank announced the Polish letter had been referred to it's board of directors and that a re- ply would be made ''in due course" It made no further com ment.
 Poland's withdrawal from the two institutions marked the end of one more of the formal ties be- tween western nations and the countries behind the Soviet ''iron curtain"
 A spokesman for the Czech em- bassy indicated his government might follow Poland's example and resign also.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
CITY COUNCIL

The Nome City Council met in regular session last Monday for a short meeting.
 Routine reports were given by council members followed by a re- port from the Planning COmmis- sion by John McNees.
 Several phases of the Fire Un- derWriters recommendations for fire prevention were discussed and plans reviewed to make the necessary improvements to meet the requirements and thereby de- crease the rates for fire insurance.
 The plans of the Planning Com mission were endorsed by the Council as far as they have gone and it was reported they should be completed soon.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
STORMY" WOULD LIKE TO BE BACK IN NOME AGAIN

A. D. Stormfeltz, retired Alaska Road Commission worker of this Division writes from his home in Eugene, Oregon, that he is wait ing for spring to start planting all kinds of melons. He states he had a wonderful crop last year.
 According to his letter MT. and Mrs. David Mazen have built a large home on the land they pur- chased in Eugene, and Fred Hyde is operating his own repair shop in Powers, Ore.
 Stormy" deplores the lack of fishing and hunting in that area and states that he would enjoy be- ing back in Nome again and sends greetings to his many friends.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
Two RAE. Planes
 Crash Within Hour

LONDON, (P)-Two Royal Air Force four-engined bomb bers crashed within an hour early to- day, killing at least II men.
 The planes were Lincoln bomb CTS, modernized version of the wartime Lancasters and now the standard R.AF. bombing ships.
 The first crash occurred when a plane returning from training flight overShot the runway at HemsWell R.A.F. station. Five crewmen were killed and the sixth was injured.
 The second crash came almost an hour later as another Lincoln Bomber struck Welsh mountain side in the darkness. The plane crashed about 2,0OO feet up on the slopes of Carnedd Llewelyn, 3,484 foot peak near Snodwon, Wales. All six men aboard were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
Red Spy Will Sail From U. $. Monday

NEW CORK, (H) - Convicted spy Valentin A. Gubitchev today notified federal judge Sylvester J.. Ryan that he will sail for Russia on Monday.
 Gubitchev's attorney, Abraham L. Pomerantz, informed Judge Ryan of the jailed Russian engin- eer'S decision.
 Pomerantz' statement was a re- versal of his action yesterday when he refused to drop the ap- peal from Gubitchev's convictioh.
 U. s. Attorney Irving H. Say pol had insisted that Gubitchev waive all right of appeal of l5- year prison sentence which was to be suspended on the condition Gubitchev go back to Russia "never to return"
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15

The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday noon at the POlariS Grill and introduced as guests It. Col. Alexander, commanding off cer of the Alaska National Guard and Major Jelsma of the same or ganization.
 George Beacon reported on the Barn Dance, stating that it was we'll attended and a full report would soon be available.
 Ted Duffield was appointed chairman of the membership com mittee.
 In relation to the fire preven- ton ordinances, building codes, etc, for the city, special sub committee was appointed to the planning committee. They are in turn divided as follows: building code, Bill Gillis, Bill Major, Ben Hyndman; electrical code, Wes Welch, Jime McAlee and Paul Galloway.
 Bud Harper urged that the re- port be ready and pushed through for the election on April 4th as in- Surance policies are being can celled by the Board of Underwrit- CTS because the city has not com piled with the underwriters regu- lations. He also suggested that Sam Huxley be contacted on the subject.
 In reference to roads Donald Lyle reported that the airport road is being kept open by the Road Commission which is being reimbursed through the Terri torial Aeronautics Communication Commission, of which Willie Eos ter is a member.
 Guest speaker was Col. Alexan- der, who gave a resume of activ- ities of the Guard since it was ac- tivated last July. He stated that the Guard is the "eyes, ears and feelers of the military force,", and important to this Division, which has no real defense.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
News of the World At 4 Glance ---

Continued from Page One)
 from the throne, which is a gov ernment statement of policy writ ten by the cabinet and read by the King to the House of Lords.
 Before the Tory motion attack ing the governments spending policies was put to the House yes terday, Sir Stafford Cripps, chan cellor of the exchequer, promised a halt would be called to the eX- panSion of the national health service. He ordered all govern ment departments to cut costs and live within their budgets.
 There was a surprising quiet in the French National Assembly yesterday as communists verbally attacked Frances military alli- ance with the United States. Ob- servers remembering the fist fights between communist and non-communist deputies last week said it might be only the Hull be- fore the storm. Extra guards were readied for any emergency.
 The communist moved to halt discussion of American arms aid until the national assembly con Sidered proposals to ban arma- ments and atomic weapons. The motion was lost 404 to 179.
 Pro-communist deputy Pierre Cot charged France is a satellite of the United States in accepting nearly $500, 100000 in arms aid. In any future war, Cot said, the U. s. intends to let France do all the fighting.
 Two small American navy ships are enroute to Shanghai to help evacuate 1,6O0 Americans and other foreigners from that com munist-held port. Yokohama re- ported two LST's Handing ship, tanks) will ferry the evacuees down the Whangpa and Yangtze rivers from Shanghai to the liner Gen. w. H. Gordon. Because of the danger of mines said to have been laid by Nationalist Chinese in the approaches to Shanghai, the liner will remain in interna- tional waters. The Gordon is due in the area about March 20.
 Moscow released official figures in the final count in the Soviet Union elections last Sunday show ing that 99.29 per cent of Russia's registered voters cast ballots for deputies in the two Houses of the Supreme Soviet ParliamenD. The vote approved a single bloc list of communist party and non-party candidates.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
MT. and Mrs. Boyd Harwood.

of the Nome Drug Store, left Mon
 day for Fairbanks, via Anchorage, on a combined pleasure and busi- ness trip and plan to be gone for a week or so. Miss Ilene Harwood is in charge of the Drug Store during their absence.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-15
CHAMBER OF 

This weeks question-"Would you like to see an additional phY- sician in Nome and do you think inc town could support another phYsician?"
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81 A PROBLEAOS
{ Atkelta is 2-ro pusl. }

daug apie tai kalbeti. Konstitu-
CHA neleidzia, ar kuris galas?
Bet is tikrqju, kodel gi neskel-
biama? Kokios gi tai rusies pa
slaptis? Kodel buvo galima pa
skelbti pavardes tu dvieju, ku-
riems dabar duotos naujos pa
skolos? Kodel galima paskelbti
pavarde to skolininko, kuris sko-
Ia moka? Juk paskola is viesos
organizacijos yra viesas dalykas
ir tai nera kokia nors geda. Geda
yra jos nedekingu budu negra-
zinti. Tai jau visuomeninis nusi-
kaltimas, kurio SLA vadovybe
jokiu budu neprivaletu slepti,
jei nenori butt palaikyto to nusi-
kaltimo bendrininke.
Jei skola nemokama tik del ne
moro atsilyginti, tai tokius visuo-
menes skolininkus, jei jau ne
per visus laikrascius, tai bent
per oficialiuosius pranesimus or
ganizacijos atstovams kaip tik
reikia skelbti, tiesiog statyti to-
kius prie gedos stulpo - gal bent
tai pagelbes. Taip pat nematyti
is pranesimu, ar vadovybe bande
limits kokiu nors teisiniu priemo.
niu, kad skolos butu atgautos.
O atgauti jas yra svarbu. Ta.
da moksleiviu fondas turetu We
apie $4,000 doleriu. Jau butu ga.
lima vel paremti grazu burelj
studijuojonciu jaunuoliu.
Dabar to fondo veikimas mi.
res. Trecdalis pinigu gull nenau.
dojami banke, du trecdaliai pas
skolininkus, kurie kaz kodel pa.
liekami ramybej, lyg tai buty
buvusi jiems ne paskola, dovo.
ma. Ar taip esant, galima didziuo
tis, kad SLA Wis dar remia moks.
lus einanti lietuviu jaunima?
V. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
SvARBU zINOTI ITEMS, KURIE TURF
Vokietijoj siminiu kIoipediskiq orbo
repotfiontu

Vokieciu kilmes Lietuvos pi-
lieciu repatriacija pagal vokie-
ciu rusu kamisijos patvarkyma
teprasidejo 1941 metals sausio
men,, t. ", Lietuva rusams jau
okupavus. Kituose krastuose j:
Estijoj ir Latvijoj ia tvarka jau
buvo ivykdyta 1939-4O metals.
Is viso is Lietuvos repatriavo
apie $4,000. Dalinai grynai lietu-
viskos kilmes seimoms, taip pat
misrioms, buvo suteikta vokieciu
pilietybe.
Tos rusies repatriantams Gpi-
lietintiems) prisilaikant IRO
konstitucijos, ivaziavimas j JAW
yra suvarzytas. Dauguma is ju
turf DIP statusa ir bando emf
|gruoti.
Rysium SUI naujai priimtu JAW
istatymu, tie asmenys gales vyk-
tt j JAW kaip Volksdeutsche. To-
kin numatoma isileisti is Ceko-
slovakijos, Estijos, Vengrijos
Latvijos, Lietuvos, Lenkijos, Ru-
munijos ir Jugoslavijos. Taip pat
is tu sriciu, kurios yra tu krastv
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

man nebuvo paaiskeje beskaitant rank
rasti.
AS paprasiau kad name vel nuves-
tu boksta. Bet dabar jo durys buvo uz-
remtos is vidaus akmenimis (tai bu-
vo mano darbas). Betgi po geros valan-
dos isiverzeme.
Kambarelis buvo visiskai nepasi-
kettles. Tx wake jau buvo visiskai SUI
degusi. Ir zidinys seniai isbleses, nors
aiskiai jauciau, kad mano desine ran
ka nudegusi.
Rankrascio ant stale nebuvo. Pa
zvelgiau po Iowa - jis gulejo tenai.
Perimtas nesuprantamo nerimo, as pa
emiau j ir... vos-vos nenustojau sa-
mones: S q siuvinys buvo vi
s iskai tuscia a s (. Tx vienoje vie
toje buvo piestuko bruksnys. ---
Kai mes grizom atgal j miesta, ir
kai as isvargintas visu pergyvenimu,
atsiguliau Iowa, Wis dar jauciau -
keistasis nerimas neapleido names. Ia
da as paemiau telefono triubele ir pa
skambinau. Vergilijui:
Mielasai, buk toks geras, nu-
pirk wake ir nuvezk ia j ta... pra-
keikta boksta. Taip pat ir mano padary-
ta bruksni sasiuvinyje istrink.
Tx tada sugrizo ramybe j mano
siela.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

isgelbejo name nuo isprotejimo.
Kai vel atsipeikejau, buvau jau ligi
pazastu igrimzdes j luna. Mano mintys
blaskesi nuo vieno dalyko prie kito, tik
apie mirti bijojau pagalvoti, nors il bu-
vo cia pat. ---
Bet staiga baime ir mintis apie mir
tt name apleido: mano kojos buvo atsi-
remusios j kazka apvalq. Kad tai ne
buvo kietos zemes sluogsnis ar koks
akmuo, tue as nei kick neabejojau,
nors, kas tai galejo butt, biaurejausi pa
galvoti.
AS nepasakosiu tau, brangioji Vik-
torija, kokia ilga man buvo ia naktis
ir laukimas atvykstancio Vergilijaus.
Kaip mazas vaikas verkiau tomis valan-
domis is dziaugsmo, ir mano maldos j
Dieva dar niekada nebuvo tokios kars-
tos ir nuosirdzios, kaip tada.
Kai galu gale, atvykus Vergilijui,
kartu ir keletui vyru, as buvau is
trauktas is liuno, isbuciavau JUGS vi
sus ir bejegis sudrbau ant zemes. tuks-
tancius mano klausimV negavau ne vie
no atsakymo, mes as ir pats visko gerai
nesupratau, kaip ir kod el as
tame liune buvau atsidures. AS tik pri-
siminiau mano nakti skaityta istorija,
If man pasidare idomu, ar paslaptin-
gasis boksto gyventojas nuzude savo
zmona, Eleonora, ar il patti mire, kas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

baimes itempiau visas jegas, dar dau-
giau issigandau: lovoje butinai turejo
k a zkas s guleti. Ne, as nieko nema-
ciau, net nedrisau galva pasukti, bet
tue nei kick neabejojau: Iowa karts nuo
karto sugirgzdedavo. Apie tai, k S
galejo lovoje guleti, nebeturejau jegu
pagalvoti. Is viso, tam nei laiko nebuvo,
mes tas, kuris gulejo, staiga pasoko is
lovos ir, nervingai pribeges prie stalo,
atsistojo mano uznugaryje. o, kaip as
aiskiai jauciau jo zvilgsni, ismeigta j
Tada. Tada tas, kuris stovejo
uz names, atsise d o kede, kurioje
as sedejau. ---
Name ispyle karstas prakaitas.
Klaikiomis akimis apsidairiau aplink.
zidinyje ruseno ugnis. Bet tai man at
rode visai natlralu. -.
Pilnas ituzimo, as nusviedziau rank
rastl po Iowa ir pasokau nuo kedes.
Kampe, kuriame metesi padrikos bon
kos ir bokalas, radau viena dar beveik
pilna vyno. Tai names visiskai neste-
bino. Man tiesiog atrode, kad mega
lei a u nerasti to vyno. Ir vienu ypu
j isgeriau. Galva sukosi, sieloje wire
ituzimas, keiksmas If desperacija. Ap-
svaiges nuo vyno ar nuo tu visq per-
gyvenimQ, as svirdinejau po kambari,
kol atsiremiau ] zidini If pajutau, kad
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Rezisierius skirsto artisans ro-
les ir pranesa:
= Raganos role teks paskirti po
Mai direktorienei. AS noreciau, kad ku-
ris nors is vyru apsiimtu nunesti jai ta
role ir iteiktQ.
Tyla...
= Ma, gerai, einam toliau. Didvy-
rio karzygio role skiriu ponui Diegai-
ciui. Tamsta sutinki?
- Aciu labai, mielai sutinku!
- Ma, tai ir puiku! Tamstai teks
nunesti role poniai direktorienei.
Mazoj uzeigoj svecias mato ant sic
nos kabanti uzrasa: "Ici on parle fran
cais", t. y, cia kalbama prancuziskai.
Svecias klausia seimininka:
- Kas gi cia pas JUS moka pran-
cuziskai?
- Prancuziskai? Is, kur cia gall
kas moketi! Kodel?
- Betgi ant sienos stai parasyta,
kad cia galima susikalbeti prancuziskai!
- Ar cia?! OF sukcius! Nagi tas
latras parduodamas uzrasa sake, kad
tai yra "Dieve, laimink siuos namusw