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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Sunday Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Black of
Canton spent Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Taylor.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Guests From Grenada

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hollo-
man of Grenada spent part of last
week in the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holloman.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Attends uncle.s Funeral

Mrs. P. B. Brumby was called
to Inverness Tuesday because of
the death of her uncle, Mr.. James
Brown.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Return From Atlanta

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paris re-
turned on Sunday from a bust
ness trip to Atlanta
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Peoster Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. johnson and
Mrs. R. M. Gwin were guests of
the R. L. Peasters at Quofaloma
Plantation on Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05

In Jackson
Miss Helen Lupo and Mrs. Bob
Tidwen spent Saturday in Jack
son.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Visits From New Albany

Mrs. George Rome of New AL
bany is visiting Mrs. w. L. Up
church this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Visits Parents

Miss Joy Wynn of Greenwood
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis E.
Wynn.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Weekend Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers Of
Walden were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Tate.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Returns From N. Y.

Mrs. Sam Herman has returned
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Leroy Paris, after a trip to New
York.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Visit Here

Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. King, Jr. of
Greenville visited friends and re-
latives here last weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05

Guest of Daughter
Mrs. Ed White had as her guest
this week her mother, Mrs. Ella
Robinson .of Centerville.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Allison's Wells

Mrs. P. B. Brumby and Pat en-
joyed taking part in the activities
of the Art Colony at Allison's
Wells last weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
In Greenwood

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Beall were
Greenwood visitors on Tuesday
of last week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Jackson Shoppers

Mrs. Joe Berman and Mrs. A.
Jacobson were Jackson shoppers
or Tuesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-05
Visits Mother

Mrs. Henry MCGEE spent several
days last week in Memphis with
her mother, Mrs. v. c. Curtis, who
has been ill.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Runon in Oklahoma Watched
For Hint of Wars Influence

Democratic primary vote In
Oklahoma, Senator Brewster Of
Maine, chairman Of COP Sena-
torial Campaign Committee, said
the Republicans are going to pour
on the coal for their senatorial
nominee there.
He is the Rev. william Alexan-
der, pastor Of an Oklahoma City
church, who quit the Democratic
primary and switched to the
Republican banner and won that
party's nomination.
Democrats Are Confident.
Democrats generally contend
that the Korean situation has
boosted their stock-that the
people won't want to change con-
troll Of Congress in the middle of
crisis.
Senator ]. William Fulbright is
unoppoSed for denomination in
Arkansas tomorrow. There, the
big race is for the Governor nomi-
nation, between incumbent Sidney
McMath and former Gov. Ben
Laney.
Mr.. McMath has supported the
Truman administration on most
national issues, while Gov. Laney
is a leader Of the nti-Truman
Southern Democrats.
In Louisiana, Senator Long is
running to keep the seat he won
in 1948 to I'LL an unexpired term.
His opponents for denomination
are Malcolm La Fargue, a Shreve-
port attorney, and former Repre-
sentative Newt v. Mills, Monroe
real estate man. National issues
have been secondary in their race.
Texas held its Democratic .pri-
mary Saturday. Gov. Allan Shivers
was an easy winner for renomi-
nation. He held at least rs per
cent Of the votes throughout the
tabulations and had 707,342 votes
at the end Of yesterdays count
by the Texas Election Bureau. His
nearest opponent, Case March, had
16S,672 votes.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
$4,000 See First Planes
Using Friendship Airport
By the Asseeioted Press

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Balti-
more's New Friendship Irterna-
tional Airport officially opened for
business yesterday, and an esti-
mated 10000 people turned out
for the show.
The SIS million 3,200-acre air.
port was dedicated June "a, but it
was not until 1903 am. yesterday
that the first scheduled fight left
the runway. 1t was q DC-3 op-
Grated by Eastern Airlines from
Atlanta to Newark. 1t was brought
in at 1901 and left seven minutes
later.
About 800 sleepy spectators were
on hand for the landing and take
of and the ceremonies that ac-
companied them. During the day
Sc scheduled planes landed and
took off,
Evening star., 1950-07-24

Congress fired by the fact that his
home State of Michigan for 10
years had been deprived of four
House seats to which it was en-
titled. Whereas the nlibuster pre-
viouSly had been on the side of
the prospective losers of repre-
sentation. Senator Vandenberg in
stituted a filibuster on behalf of
the population gamers. He blocked
all appropriation bills until the re-
apportionment foes agreed to lift
their blockade in special session.
Then Senator Vandenberg con-
ceived and worked out with CEN
sus experts the plan for "auto-
matte reapportionment" which
was finally adopted. Under this
permanent law. the President
must report to the Congress, con-
vening next January, the number
of seats to which each State is
entitled in accordance with this
years census. Unless Congress.
during the 1851 session, acts 9TH
erwise. the reapportionment re-
Evening star., 1950-07-24
By Jay 6. Hayden

A sharp shift of influence from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast
States is one OF the most marked
political trends disclosed by pre-
liminary census figures. The State
by-State report shows a continu-
ing gain by urban industrial
areas at the expense of farmers
and small-town folks.
Based on a tentative estimate
of $4,000 population per Con-
gresham, California will gain
seven seats, oregon three, and
washington, possibly one.
New YORK and Pennsylvania
each seem marked for loss OF
three seats and Connecticut one.
Maine and New Hampshire are
dangerously close to the loss
borderline.
Losses otherwise are mainly in
the South and the Southern bor-
der States. Missouri, Arkansas
and Oklahoma seem destined to
lose two seats each; Kentucky,
Mississippi and Tennessee one
each, and possibly Georgia and
North Carolina one each. The
only gamer in the South is Flori-
da, with a Jump of one seat.
The northerly Middle West
comes close to holding it's own.
Michigan gains one seat. Iowa
probably will lose one and Kansas
and Nebraska are close to the
loss borderline.
Thanks mainly to Senator VAN
denberg, Republican, of Michigan,
readjustment of Congressional
representation to fit the new
census in time to apply to the
1852 Presidential election and to
the Congress elected that year is
almost certain.
During the first 13 decades of
United States existence, with the
single exception of 1840, the proc
ess of reapportionment was to in
crease the House membership
enough to avoid all but very
few State losses. The House grew
from an original IS members to
435 after the 1910 census.
At that point, however, the
House rebelled against further
growth, with the result that re-
apportionment was blocked alto
gether for the 1920-30 decennary
and, with more states moving into
the loss column, it looked like re-
apportionment might be blocked
forever.
Senator Vandenberg came to
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Ry ,hs As,oeio,ed Pres.

An Oklahoma Democratic run.
of primary tomorrow may give
lawmakers some indication of how
the fighting in Korea affects In.
cumbents.
Democrats are also nominating
tomorrow in Arkansas, where 9
governorship race has involved
the national issues Of the Truman
administration, and in Louisiana
where Senator Russell Long i,
after his first full term in tn.
Office once held by his father
Huey p. Long.
Senator Elmer Thomas, Demo.
crat Of Oklahoma, fighting for his
political life, has tried to empha.
size in the closing days before thu
Oklahoma voting the part he has
played in helping provide the
funds for American fighting
forces.
Senator Thomas trailed Rep.
resentative Mike Monroney, Dem.
ocrat Of Oklahoma, in the first pri.
mary July 4, although Mr.. Mon
roney didn't get a majority be-
cause of four other candidates in
the field.
Lack of Equipment Charged.
Mr.. Monroney has made Sena-
tor ThomaS'S record as chairman
Of the Senate Appropriations Mill
tary Subcommittee an issue in
the between-primaries campaign.
He contends that lack of equip
ment for American forces in the
early stages of the fighting on
Korea can be traced to failure to
provide enough and the right
kind of funds.
Senator Thomas few back to
Washington shortly after the pri-
mary to take an active part in
Senate consideration of the $34,-
688, 100000 one-package appro-
priations bill now before the SEN
ate. He was on hand when Presi-
dent Truman told Congress in a
message that he wants $40 billion
In additional funds to build up
the armed forces.
If Senator Thomas is licked,
some lawmakers said they will
take it as something Of sign that
the voters are irked because the
United States wasn't better pre-
pared to fight. Other legislators
said they think local circum-
stances will govern the outcome
| Whatever the result of the
Evening star., 1950-07-24

ported by the President takes
effect.
The biggest personal political
gamer from the 1850 reappertion-
ment may be Gov. Earl Warren
of California, whose State, with
80 prospective House seats and 80
presidential electors, moves into
a tie with Pennsylvania for sec
ond place in PreSident-making
power.
North Amsrieen Newspaper AIIianes
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Red-Afqhun Pact Stoned

MOSCOW, July a R.-Russia
and Afghanistan have signed a
new trade pact, it was announced
today. Details were not disclosed.
The Afghan trade delegation,
which has been in Moscow for
several weeks, left for KabuI.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Life Shortened at II

A 72-year-old dockworker in
Sydney. Australia, is $500 richer
because of an award for dam
ages in an accident which Short
ened his life"
Evening star., 1950-07-24

Legislative reapportionment is
required by the constitutions of
AZ States.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

buvo liudytoju Kravcenko by
loje Paryziuje. Is sios ir kitty
bylu paaiskejo, kad lojalus as
menys sulaikomi, o prokomunls-
tai praleidziami.
Visus zymesnius faktus pa
siunciau vyr. JAW karo vado-
vybei, DIP komisijai ir Depart
ment of State.
Isidemetinas faktas, kad sau-
gumo sumetimais sulaikytuju
tarpe yra tik katalikai, protes-
tantai ir ortodoksai, bet nera nei
vieno zydo.
Sitokie reiskiniai labai slegia
tremtiniu nuotaikas, taciau del
ju netenka kaltinti nei musq w.
riausybes, nei humanistinio is
tatymo. Blogumo priezastis glu-
di tame, kad emigracinese lstai-
gose dirba ar vadovauja jauni,
neprityre valdininkai, tarpe ku-
riu gall atsirasti ir nesaziningV
bel blogos valios.
Visa emigracijos eiga j Anne.
rika neina sklandziai tik del
to, kad musu aukstieji pareigu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09
Pasirodys K a r Y S

Senuju sio laikrascio redakci-
jos nariu iniciatyva, mlsu ira
dicinei Lapkricio. 23-jai pami-
nett, iseis pirmasis JAW KARIO
mr.. Sis vienas seniausiu nepri-
klausomybes meto lietuviskosios
spaudos organu, kaipo astrus
moralinis ginklas prizes visus ano
meto Lietuvos priesus, gime
Nepriklausomybes kovq metu
SUI paciais pikciausiais musu
priesais rusais : bolsevikais 1919
m. geguzes Is d.
Lietuvoje ar velesniosios isei-
WHO'S bel tremtiniu tarpe nerasi
zmogaus, kuris nezinotu sio mu-
su savaitrascio.
Shame KARIO numeryje bus
gausu kariskai istorines medzia-
gos, pradedant istorines Lietu-
vos laikotarpiu ir baigiant LILO
Pasaulinio Karo tragedija, po
kurios ginkluotas lietuvis, vel
kaujasi ir gyvena kietu kario
gyvenimu tick Lietuvos miskuo-
Sc, tick Vokietijoje (amerikie-
ciu sargybu daliniuose), tick pa
galiau JAW armijoje, Korejoj
ir net prancuzu Indokinijoj -.
Leidinyje savo rastais daily.
vauja zymieji ivairiu profesijr
bel politiniu sroviu autoriai, bu.
We savanoriai, kariai, partizanai
KARYS lures didelio forma
to zurnalo isvaizda, SUI virseliu
gausiai iliustruotas. sio pirmoje
mr.. kama SO centu.
Redakcija stengiasi, kad bent
JAW lietuviu kolonijas Sis KA
RIO mr.. pasiektu dar prizes Lap
kricio 23-sios minejima, kad sis
proga butu lengviausia KAR-
paskleisti.
Nuosirdziausiai prasome visu.
spaudos platintojus, visus buy
KARIO senuosius talkininkus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

Dailininkas V. Kasiulis, prizes
dvejus metus is Vokietijos nu-
vykes j Paryziu, rengia trecia
savo darby paroda. stai ka jis
raso viename laiske dali. V.
Raulinaiciui:
"Parasyk. ar turf bent kick
laiko savo dailininko darbui ir
ar turesi bent kokia pastoge
skulptoriaus darbui? Norint ka
atsiekti, reikia daug dirbti ir
daug matyti. Amerikoj yra gerQ
muzieju, reikia tik isitaisyti dar-
bo salygas. Pas mus cia, Parry
ziuje, zinoma, memo gyvenimas
nepaprastai didelis. Daug muzie-
ju ir daug parody. Visos memo
problemos cia pat po nosim -
tik vartyk il naudokis. Dirbu
daug lr parduodu daug, bet gal
la, kad labai pigiai prancuzai
moka ir vos vos uz tuos pini-
gus galiu pitkti dazu ir drobes
Dziaugiuos bent, kad mano me-
mas eina j pasauli.
Gruodzio 1 diena ruosiu tre-
cia paroda Paryziuje. Tas man
sudaro daug dziaugsmo, nes Wis
tik as dar ne toks senas Parry
ziaus gyventojas ;"
Dali. V. Kasiulis memo moks-
LUIS yra baiges Lietuvoje. Gy-
vepdamas tremtyje profesoria.
vo dali. V. K. Jonyno suorgani-
zuotoie Freiburgo memo mokyk-
loje. IS Freiburgo jis ir isvykc
j Paryziu, kuris ir siais laikais
dar tebera visu pasaulio daili,
ninkQ "sventtoji zeme".
V. Kasiulis Paryziuje dideliu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09
YreCia v. Kasiu|io paveiAs|u paroda Paryziuje

energingumu ir nemazesniu SUI
gebejimu palaipsniui kyla i gar
sejanciu dailininku eiles. IS lais-
ko istraukos matyti kad savo
vertingus kurinius turf atiduoti
ne tik pigiai, bet ir svetimie-
stems.
Skaitant jo 81 laiska, kyla
mintis: ar musu gabiems daili-
ninkams negaletu pagelbeti pa
tvs lietuviai. ir ne aukomis, bet
ju kuriniq pirkimu. Juk kick
daug Amerikoje mes turime pa
siturinciu tautieciu. O ir maui
jieji ateiviai, aplinkybiQ spiria-
mi, taisos savo laikino gyvenimo
pastoges. Ar negrazu butu, kad
ju namus puostu ne beverciai
"desimtstoreje'' perkami pa
veikslai'', bet lietuviu dailinin-
ku kuriniai. Tiesa, jie kastuos
ne centus, o rdolerius, bet ir ju
verte, ir tautinis pasididziavi-
mas prizes savuosius ir sveti-
muosius NUNS keleriopai atty
gins.
Paryziuje j memo virsunes mu-
sasi V. Kasiulis, Paryziuj vargs-
ia ir musu Adomas Galdikas.
Chicagoje su gyvenimu neleng-
val kovoja Adomas Varnas, is
mokes simtus jaunuju dailinin-
kq ir pelnes tautos veterano
varda, Chicagos fabrik u
troksta Viktoras Petravicius ir
ellie kitu NUNS brangiu vardQ.
Ar neateisim jiems pagalba ne
tik saves neskriausdami, bet sa-
We iskeldami ir lietuviu mena
remdami? b. g,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09
CYVENZMO SUCELZPTAS
J. Svaistas
J. SvaiStaS

cia SUI savo draugu Leonardu ka nors
is operetes. Gerai? Tx dabar iskepta: :
labai sviezia. Padarysim idomu at
traction.
- Ohio! - garsiai patrauke Mu-
raska, reiksdamas ypatinga savo nu-
sistebejima.
Tvirbutas atrode abejingas. Jis
kalbejosi SUI Barniunu ir jojo zmona.
Tvirbutiene palaike kalba su Peska,
kuris sedejo salia jos.
- Taip, taip! = patvirtino Vege-
lis. - Mes abu su Povilaiciu Leonardo
esame is Pabares choro. Pirmiau ir
dabartinis seimininkas priklause prize
to paties choro. Tad mudu ir norime
pagerbti buvusi savo mari su DANA,
linksmai. Ale dainuosim visi. Sutin-
kate?
Kad mes nemokam, - neigia-
mai pasisake keli balsai.
- Labai lengva, tuojau ismoksit.
Mudu SUI draugu vesim posmus, pas
KUN visi trauksim priedaini. Jis toks:
Kas kliuva, kas kaltas?
j ar jis,
Ar kaimynu zvalys?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09
TremtiniQ emigacijos stabd1ai s... r.. Prof. ;, .',.
Raso Kan. Prof. J. B. KOnciu

mai nesusitaria bel neatlieka tin
kamai savo pareigQ. Kas n,6nuo
privaletu paruosti emigracijai
po 10000 asmenu JAW, tue
tarpu paskutiniais keliais me-
nesiais buvo paruosiama vos pc
1000 ir todel ligi 1851 metu
liepos 1 d., kaip numato DIP is
tatymai, nebus atgabenta visi
10000 tremtiniQ.
Pasilikusiuju tremtiniu buk-
lie. nepavydetina: aprupinimas
darosi kaskart blogesnis, ypa-
tingai tu, kurie pereina j vo-
kieciu uki. Vokieciai savo kill
mes, tremtiniu is ivairiu Europos
saliu turi virs 100000 zmoniQ
ir jais pirmoje eileje rupinasi,
kitais stengiasi ko greiciausiai
nusikratyti.
Visus Siuos faktus raStu pa
tiekiau musu valdzios atitinka-
MEMS organams.
Paskutiniu metu jau gauname
ziniu, kad emigraciniai reika.
! lai gereja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

nepriklausomoj Lietuvoj issiais-
knit vietoje, kokiu budu ir apy-
tikriai kick mazdaug egg. KA-
RIO galetu isplatinti savo ko-
lonijose ir artimiausiose apylin.
kese. Siuos duomenis, drauge SUI
naujuju musu knygnesiu adre-
sails, ko skubiau siusti redakci-
jai: KARYS, 156 Steamboat Rd.,
Great Neck, N. Y.
Musu vyru tremtiniu, siuo me-
tn jau isejusiu ar iseinanciu j
JAW kariuomene, artimieji taip
pat prasomi pasirupinti, kad vi
81 Sic naujieji JAW armijos ka-
rial gautu 81 istorini KARIO mr..
KARYS privales pasiekti mu-
su brolius ir Mazosios Lietuvos
jaunuomene Vokietijos tremti-
niu stovyklose, kur tie musQ
tautieciai didziai vargsta.
Taigi, musu visu pareiga
jiems pagelbeti. Atsiras ir XII
tose pasaulio salyse vargiai gy-
! venanciq tautieciu, kuriems Lie
tuva ir jos zutbutine kova del
laisves nemaziau rupi, negu
NUNS. o taipgi nera negalima,
kad bent dalele sio moralinio
ginklo pasieks lietuvi ir uz anu
uzdangu, kur kartais ir pauks-
ciui nelengva praskristi.
Del siu priezasciu yra nusta-
tyta ir atitinkama sio pirmoio
tremtyje - JAW - iseinancio
KARIO numerio kama.
Mielasis atgimusio KARIO BIZ
ciuli! Paremdamas cia visiems
zinomomis sunkiomis salygomis
egzistuojanti KARI. tue paciu
iau remi ) ir visu cia minimu
krastu lietuviu moraline ir fiji
ne kova del laisvosios, demokra-
tines Lietuvos ateities.
KARIO redakcijos vardu
Kpt. Simas Urbonas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

- Ma, pameginkim Matot, visai
neblogai. Oar karta!
Vegelis atsidejes dirigavo. Jis
energingai valde visa stala. Savotiska
pramoga beveik visus sudomino. Isl
smaginimas gyvai reiskesi. Bematant
buvo itrauktos j priedaini rankos ir
kojos. Rankomis muse takta j stala,
O. kojomis grindis. Pagaliau ir lie
menys siubuoti pradejo, ypac susiglau-
dziant su patrauklia kaimyne. Siuba-
vo ne tik zmones, bet, rodos, ir stalas,
kaip per spiritistu seansus, igavo gy-
vybes reiskiniu. Judesiai visiems pasi-
dare prie Strides. Nusisedejus uz sta
10, buvo dekinga proga truputi pamik-
Init bestingstancius savo sanarius.
Pc trumpos ir sekmingos repeti-
cijos buvo susitarta pradeti. Vegelis
ispejo dar:
- Tx atidziai sekit mano zenklus.
AS parodysiu ranka, kada visiems pa
griebti. Bet tada jau traukit, nieko
nesigailedami!
Gyveno pora rimta ir dora.
Jie valandas gaude, gandrai tik
snaude.
Kas kliuva, kas kaltas?
il ar jis,
Ar kaimynu zvalys?
Namai ir auto, visko prikrauta
Daug metu nusedo, bet
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

Nei Dievui wake, nei velniui kacerga?
Ir sudaryk tn man taip biauriai: plau-
kai ir sakes ;. Kokios gi cia sakes?
- Misis, juk cia juokai. Mes vi
sal negalvojam apie jlsu vaikaiti, -
teisinosi Vegelis. U
-Geri juokai -. Niekur pado-
riuose namuose ir geroj draugystej
taip nesijuokiama. Gal tik toj jusu
Pabarej. Gerai kad Petras laiku pa
sitrauke is toxic brudo -.
- Motin, ma zinoma, kad juokai, =
megino raminti savo uosve Tvirhutas,
= Keistas dalykas del juoko taip kars-
ciuotis. AtrodytQ, kad isties cia teisy-
be. Argi tn neatsimeni: juk per YES
tuves ir krikstynas visada juokaujama.
Uosve nesiliove:
= Juokas juoku nelygu. Tau cia
juokas, Helen uzgauna. Kol as gyva
= mano dukte ir niekam neleisiu ME
KNIT, nors cia ir geriausi tavo draugai
butu. Supranti? Helen graziai uzau-
ginta. il nera ir nebuvo kokia nors
- Mama! Uzteks! Kai reikes ir
as mokesiu apsiginti.
Kaip tai uzteks! 0 ko gi jie visi
prikibo prie to mano Biliaus plauku ir
akiu? Juk .mano akys tikrai melsvos.
Sc, paziur6kit visi! Tad kodel gi ne
gall butt tokios pat ir vaikaicio? Cana
daznai vaikai atgimsta j savo senelius
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KAS ir KUR

. Australijos lietuviu skautu
vadai per Kaledas ruosia skautu
stovykla ir suvaziavima. Aus
tralijoj Kaledu metu oras siltas
ir stovyklai laikas labai patogus.
. Pforzheimo (Vokietijoj) ikur-
ii lietuviai staiga vel perkelti i
nauja stovykla - Traunsteina,
esanti nuo Pforzheimo uz 500
myliu.
. Oberammergau kapinese, Vo-
kietijoj, mirusiam inz. DIR. A.
Jakovickui Inzinieriu ir Archi-
tektu Draugija pastate grazV
paminkla.
. Montrealyje ivykusi pabaltie-
ciu koncerta aplanke virs 5000
zmoniu. Muzikos kritiku nuomo.
ne lietuviai galeje geriau pasi.
rodyti.
. Advokate Susanne P. Shallna
gyvenanti Bostone, paskirta The
National Federation of Bushes
and Professional Womens Tarp
tautiniu reikalu komisijos pir
minimize.
. D. Britanijos Lietuviu Sajun
ga Londone jau pirko namus
Namai turf 19 geru kambaril
ir kastavo 5000 svaru.
. Ciurlionieciu koncertas To
ronte, Canadoj, ivyks gruodzie
2 d. Koncerta rengia lietuvia
verslininkai, susiorganizave
draugija "Verslas".
. Tremtiniai, keliaujantieji il
Vokietijos kitus krastus, lpa
reigoti savo bagaza sutvarkyt
taip, kad gabalai nebutu dides
nj, kaip 1,5 kubinio metro.
. Rasytoias Antanas Rimydis
atvykes is Vokietijos, apsigyve
no New Yorke.
. Musu tautiete Ieva Rookie
felleriene tebegyvena motinos
ukyje Lowell, Ind.
. l.. DymSa, buves Lietuvos
konsulas Karaliauciuje, apsigy
veno New Yorke.
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sirdgela eda.

sirdgela eda.
Kas kliuva, ir tt.
Ir viena diena dziugi naujiena.
Susunka tuoj jis: "stai mes
jau trysw
Kas kliuva, ir tt.
Tx paskum tykiai, garsiau
ir dygiai:
"Mazycio akys, plaukai ir sa-
kes ne tevo, ne! Ne, ne"
Kas kliu -.
Ranka tebebuvo iskelta, bet balsai
nutruko. Nutruko staiga, siurpiai,
tarytum pavoju uztrimitavus.
Bitiniene klausesi besiruosdama,
is toliau. il visai nebuvo prisedusi
prie stalo. Tx paskutini posma bal
giant dainuoti, j priselino, pasipute
ir smarkiai trauke ora snervemis.. Vel
das atrode toks piktas, kaip cemeryciu
uzgriebus. Buvo matyt, kad pratruks
audra.
= Siulyciau dabar visiems isgerti,
mes gerkles isdziuvo bedainuojant, -
bande uztrinti nejauku momenta BIZ
tinas, taciau niekas jo neklause.
Visi akyliai buvo suziure ] Bitinie-
ne. Vienas tik Muraska nusikaltelis-
kai susiguze, mes smarkiausiai trauke
priedaini.
= O kas gi cia dabar? - Spie-
gianciu balsu pragydo Bitiniene. =