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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
BROOKLYN CHALKS UP
FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN
By DOWNING BOSTON
Win Boosts Dodgers I'm Tie For Seeassg
Place With PiIlsbargh Behind Chfeaao

YORK. April 28G-The major league baseball shuttle
yesterday turned three of kind
The weatherman cut three from ched
games played won by the three
New York teams-the Yankees the and the BROOKLYN
Dodgers
Brooklyn up fifth straight as the Dodgers beat
the Boston Braves 80 behind the brilliant pitching of Joe
Haen In other early games spun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
Dot DotsOn
Pins Dean
InTwO Falls

Dot Dotson who doesn't look
half as vicious as she is, used
every foul tactic in the book to
out rough Doris Dean in two
straight falls.
Pat O'Hara won an evenly con-
tested two out of three falls from
Bob Geigel of Iowa in the best
bout of the evening.
Tiger Joe Marsh defeated John
ny Seals in the opener.
The average person walks the
equivalent of twice-around-t the
globe in the course of lifetime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
SOUTHERN AssocIArroN
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Macon 9. Greenuilla z

Macon 8, Greenville Z.
Columbia at Columbus, post
poned, rain.
Charleston at Savannah, post
poned, rain.
Augusta at Jacksonville, post
sponed, rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
ITALIAN ADMIRAL

CONTINUED From Page One)
they will be guests of the United
States Navy. The purpose of the
visit is to enable the Italian
Chief of Naval Staff to become
familiar with United States Naval
facilities and establishments. It
viii. ! incidentally, afford an OPP
portunity to renew the warm
personal friendship between Adj
mifaI Sherman and Vice Admiral
Ferreri, while the former was
Commander of Sixth Fleet in the
Mediterranean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
One-Minute
SPORTS QUIZ

l. Who won the Atlanta golf
tourney recently? g.
2. Do quail and bobwhite
mean the same bird in Southern
hunting regions?
8. How long has it been since
the last genuine wolf was seen
in the eastern states?
4. Is the pheasant of the west
ern plains faster than the wild
turkey?
5. What Major League team
do the most of the experts pick
for first place in the American
League?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
R Wirephoto

The Latter-day Saints (Mor-
monl church was organized in
Fayette, N. Y, in 1880 with six
charter members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
Baseball Scores
BY The Associated Press
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

tampa Z, Havana 4.
St. Petersburg 5 Lakeland 4.
IT. Lauderdale at Miami, post
poned, rain.
Miami Beach at West Palm
Beach, postponed, wet grounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
SOUTHEASTERN

Jackson II, Meridian 6.
Gadsden 10, Selma z.
Montgomery z, Admission 8.
Vlcksburg l2y Pensacola n 10
Scalled end 9th. rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
junior Mixed Tennis Doubles
Championship Starts Monday
many Strong Teams Entered
FOR First ToiFndment or
Its Kind In Island Civ

81 hey wesss iis1 Boys and Gs Tennis Dodble
will oegn inns coming Monday win 81 mi~aa
e io0OJ or 70 s4lR or given Paul g. Ab Il pnonee
Pafk recreation office Deadine entries Is fi, y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
cEoRcIA- FLORIDA

erieus at Eordele POSITION
ed IS
Aikany 10, Moultrie q 4
FhdnasYille at Valdosta, post
pone RAIN
cross at Tallahassee posi-.
poned, rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


~ ~ 49, - r & 81 u - 81
NEW YORK, April 26.--(P}.-
Here is today's major league
baseball schedule with the pro-
bable starting pitchers and their
won and lost records. NOS
american League
Boston at New York-MeDer-
mott (l-0) vs. Lopat tl-el.
Detroit at St. Louis Trucks
'e1-0l VS.. Fannin W-0l.
Cleveland att Chieago--Gareia
(0-0) VS., Cain 900.
Washington. at Philadelphia
(night)-Hudson ODD VS.. Shantz
tl-0) or Kellner (f-01.
National League
St. Louis at Cincinnati-Pollet
(9-0) VS.. Wehmeier (0-1).
New York at Boston (night)-
Jones(0-2l VS.. SPAIN (2-Ol.
Philadelphia at Brookly n
Observation-Disclosures 900 VS..
Podbielan t1-0).
Only games scheduled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26

Prof. G Donald Hudson, of
Northwestern University, noted
geographer. born in Japan (of
American parentage), SO years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
False presense

= f@ss False Presense
Scene: Al divorce court. The
judge grumpiIy regards the husI
band whoIis the complainant.
Misrepresentation" he banks.
isn't that peculiar grounds for
.divorce2 Explain yourself
Gladly, your Honor" the
husband replies. When / asked
her to marry me she said she
was agreeable. She wasn't,
judged"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
THE ANSWERS:

t1L4 FANoWEF1o:
!. Jim Demaret.
2. Yes.
3. Twenty years.
q. No, the pheasant is actual
ly slow, while the wild turkey
is very fast.
5. The Boston Red Sox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26

COLLEGE
Florida Southern 8, Stetson S.
Miami 8, Virginia /.
--.-- {. go
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 8, Little Rock s.
Birmingham 10. Memphis A.
Mobile 7, Chattanooga |.
New Orleans 8 Nashville 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26

Anita Loos, author, born in
Sissoh, California, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-26
FLORIDA STATE
COLLEGE

All games postponed, rain.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
National Catholic
Tourney Slated
For Baltimore
by the Associated Press

DENVER. Feb. 11.-George
Koenig, one of the promoters of
the first national Catholic basket
ball tournament held in Denver
last year, said last night the meet
would be staged this season in
Baltimore, Md.
The tournament has been set for
March 1919 in the coliseum, he
said.
Loyola of Baltimore will be the
host team, Koenig reported. Only
two other entries, Siena and Day.
ton, have registered for certain, he
said. A 16-team bracket is
planned.
The first tournament was won
by Regis College. A new location
was sought because the Denver
meet Topped at the box Office.
Evening star., 1950-02-11

i of the old mark running on a wet
track. Parnell caught pacemaker
Len Eyre of England on the final
turn. Eyre ran Alb mile.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Dispute Over Mile Run
Not Closed by Naming
OF Wilt as Winner
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1l.-G-man
Fred Wilt and not Wisconsin S
Don Gehrmann won that thrill
ing 4:09.3 Wannamaker Mile here
two weeks ago.
The two hit the tape a split
second apart at Madison Square
Garden. There was a delay while
the finish judges conferred. Then
it was announced Gehrmann had
won by a 3-to-2 vote. Chief
Judge Asa Bushnell cast the de-
Gliding vote.
The Metropolitan AAU appeals
group reversed the decision last
night in a hotly debated 21z hour
meeting.
The conference table arbiters
decided Bushnell made a wrong
rules Interpretation in naming
Gehrmann the winner.
They ruled that only three fin
ish line judges had the right to
name the winner. Two of the
three picked Wilt first.
It's not certain that even the
latest decision will stand. Gehr-
mann, the Wisconsin AAU or any
interested party may appeal to
higher bodies.
At Ann Arbor, Mich, Gehr-
mann said, II will discuss the
possibility of an appeal with my
coach" He is competing for Wis
consin tonight against Michigan.
Wilt said, II knew all the time
that I won the race"
Gehrmann will have to turn
over the $500 Rodman Wanamaker
Cup to wilt. The great Wiscon-
sin miller won the same race last
year and took the cup home be-
lieving he'd retired it perma-
nently.
I'm still just as certain Gehr-
mann won. Also I still believe
made the proper decision and
would do SO again" Bushnell
said at his home in Princeton,
NJ 7
Evening star., 1950-02-11

Central's defending champions
are out to lock up a place in the
District public high basketball
championship playoffs today. The
Vikings. leaders in Division 2, are
playing Eastern, Division / leader,
in the feature of the afternoon
triple-header at Uline Arena and
a victory definitely would assure
them place in the title tourney.
In the other games of the
triple-header beginning at /,
Anacostia was paired with Wilson
and Chamberlain with Tech.
Even if beaten today. the Vik-
ings probably will make the title
rounds, but there always is the
chance of ties and preliminary
playoffs that could spoil things
for the champions.
Western knocked Roosevelt from
contention and kept it's own
chances alive by winning the fea-
ture of yesterdays double header,
1888. Coolidge, too, kept in the
running by swamping Bell, 57-31.
Three Spark Western.
Lou Snouffer. Dale Larsen and
red-haired Harold Weintraub
were Westerns leaders yesterday
Snouffer was high scorer with
IL points, Larsen provided the
points that pulled the Red Raid
erS ahead in the second period
and Weintraub did the playmak-
ing and blackboard work.
Roosevelt was ahead at the start
and had an Ill flrst-period lead.
In the second period Larsen
pulled Western into an 11-11 tie
with a foul shot and a short time
later sent it ahead. 1913. with a
field goal. Except when momen-
tarily tied in the third period, the
Raiders kept in front thereafter.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Central Out to CIinch PIoyoH
Spot 7 odoy; Raiders, Colts Win

Snouffer's best period was the
third. He raised Westerns 20-17
halftime margin to 23-17 with a
foul and field goal. The Riders
managed a short rally and on
scores by Bob Cooper and Walt
Vollmecke pulled into a 1928
deadlock that lasted only until
Snouffer dumped in a set shot.
Western kept its lead thereafter.
Romp for Coolidge.
The first game yesterday went
as expected with Coolidge taking
an early lead and coasting home.
Everybody at Coolidge that had a
uniform played. with Jim Gradi-
jan taking individual honors with
IL points.
Bell managed only three foul
goals in the first period as the
Colts romped to 1873 lead with
Gradijan and Don Eslin doing
most of the scoring. The Wild
cats perked up a bit in the second
frame as George Gerandakis tai
lied three times from the floor,
but Coolidge managed a COM
Portable 1918 halftime lead.
Everybody started getting into
the act for Coolidge in the third
period and in the fourth frame
Coach Julian Colangeo cleaned
off the bench. For Bell the big
guns were Gerandakis with II
points and Gene Melito with II.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Montgomery County
Title Is Goal Of B.-C.C.
Against Blair Tonight

Schoolboy basketball is hitting
the home stretch toward the big
season windup games and The
Stars Metropolitan tournament
Practically every remaining game
of any Importance has a bearing
on what teams will be invited to
participate in The Star tourney
Tonight, for example, a vital
tilt will be played between Mont
gomery Blair and Bethesda Chevy
Chase at the University of Mary
lands Ritchie Coliseum. Bethesda
took narrow victory in their first
meeting and could lock up the
Montgomery County title with a
repeat. Blair has a better record
against competition outside the
league and is cunning for a vic
tory that would deadlock things
in the county and make a play
of necessary.
Presidents Down Lane.
Last years Star tournament
winner, George Washington OF
Alexandria, seems certain of a
chance to defend it's title, al
though it hasn't a lock on tour
nament berth. The Presidents
came a step closer last night,
however, by sinking Lane at
Charlottesville. 64-37. For once
the Presidents got enough of an
early lead for Coach Rasty Doran
to give his reserves a workout, al
though individual honors went to
his regular center, 6-foot-4 Erwin
Jones, who garnered % points.
That was G. WIS fourth straight
Northern Virginia League victory
1t still must get past Washington
Lee. Mount Vernon and Fairfax
again, and of these WI. presents
the most trouble.
Generals on Rampage.
Washington and Lee, still in
the running for a place in The
Star tournament, showed its high
scoring talent last night by
swamping Fairfax, 68-40. George
Russell dumped in "a points for
the Generals to lead all area
schoolboy scorers yesterday.
Also headed for The Star tour
ney is st. Johns, and the John
nies romped to their 18th triumph
against three setbacks by sinking
Mount Rainier, 1920.
Another one-sided Schoolboy
game yesterday was Bladensburg's S
1922 decision over Rockville. In
other tilts, Greenbelt topped
Laurel, 1898; Gaithersburg beat
Sherwood, 1926; Falls Church
won over Woodward, 1928; Mount
Vernon downed Dewitt, 37-32:
Towson nosed out Priory, 46-45;
Landon ended Charlotte Halls
seven-game win string, 1881, and
Gonzaga bowed to Maryland
Freshmen, 61-46.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
{. U. Mailman Gets Laugh,
Victory Following Orders

Coach Dave Bernstein of Cath
olic University's wrestling team
had an embarrassing moment yes
terday while the Cards were chalk.
ing up a 26-7 victory over George
town for their second straight win
Bernstein had instructed 175-
pound Whitley Hubert to use GER
tain head hold on long-stemmed
Art Mueller to Offset Mueller's ad-
vantage in reach. Hubert tried but
missed, brushing the Hoyas' eyes
as he did. Referee Sully Krouse
of Maryland penalized the c. q,
boy one point.
'I only did what you told me,
said Hubert to Bernstein, while a
couple of hundred fans laughed.
Hubert eventually pinned his
opponent in 4:03, earning one OF
the three falls credited to the
Cardinals. Bill De Young threw
Frank Casey in their 165-pound
bout and John Talbot flattened
Gerry Fleishman in a 136-pound
fiISSle
Evening star., 1950-02-11

PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY.
Los Angeles, 4: San DIEGO, 4 ttie).
Vancouver, 3; Tacoma, l.
Portland, 4; Victoria, /.
San Francisco, 4; Fresno, 4 (tie).
Evening star., 1950-02-11
JCC Swim Meet Marks
Return of Two Teams

The Boys Club Of Washington
and Central YMCA, pair of teams
that have been out of local swim
ming for several seasons, will start
a comeback tonight with entries
in the seventh annual Jewish
Community Center irlvitational
meet at the JCC pool at 8 pm.
Although no team score is being
kept in tonight's competition. the
Ambassador and Takoma Park
aggregations will, nevertheless
open their traditional rivalry with
an eye to outscoring the other
Tonight's events are: 40 and 100
yard freestyles, 100 backstroke ano
100 breaststroke. each for mer
and women; 40-yard freestyle fol
boys and girls of II years ane
under.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
| Crack 2-MiIers, Menace
Rice's Record Toniqht

NEW YORK, Feb. II (P).--
Tracks 2-mile stars-Fred Wilt,
Curt Stone and Horace Ashen-
felter-tangle tonight in the Tous-
saint feature race of the New
York A. G. Games.
Last week all three broke the
tape under 8 minutes, the first
time three Americans have turned
the trick in one race. It would
surprise no one if the victor in
the Toussaint grind beat Greg
Rice's meet mark of 8:52.2 set in
1912.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
GuIIoudet Mutmen Win

Gallaudet Colleges wrestling
team beat Naval Receiving Sta
ton, 21-11, in matches last night.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Silver Spring VFW Five
Playing Guithersburq

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
of Silver Spring will face Gal
thersburg A. G. in the feature
game of a triple-header basket
ball card tonight at Montgomery
Blair High School.
The program will open at 7:3O
with a girls game between Gar
wins Grill and Raleigh's. The
Scholastic All-Stars will play Sill
yer Spring A. A. at $3.50. The
feature will start at $50.
Evening star., 1950-02-11

High School Standings.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Cougars PorneII Wins
British Empire Mile
By the Associoted Press

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Feb
11.-Canadian Bill Parnell of
Washington State College won the
mile run in the British Empire
Games today in the record time
of Ali. He cut 1/16th of a second
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Noted Truiner Dies

NEW YORK, Feb. IL (P.-
Charles Porter. ST, nationally
known as a trainer under Chick
Meehan when Meehan coached
football at Syracuse and New
York University, died today after
a long illness. His widow and
three children survive.
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SVEIKINAME,

MusQ miestelyje, prie Detroi-
to, parapijos korespondentu yra
Antanas Burbulis, maisto pro-
duktu krautuves savininkas.
seimininkes uoliai perkasi mais-
ta Burbulio krautuveje. Ir jis
patsai lengvai galetu apsieiti
be jokio laikrascio, nes ir taip
per seimininkes suplaukia pas
j naujausios zinios. Bet biznis
reikalauja, kad jis retkarciais
spaudoj paminetu kiekviena sa-
vo klijenta, gi jos is savo pu-
ses nenuslepia krautuveje ne
maziausio savo seimos, tue la
biau kaimyno seimos ivykio.
Burbulis, raportuodamas apie
miestelio ivykius, visada pride
da zodeli "sveikiname", kad pa
sveikintasis didziuotusi graziai
paminetas ir Xxi sekancio pa
sveikinimo dar uoliau lankytu
krautuve.
Pereitos savaites ivylziai buvo
taip aprasyti:
zinoma darbuotoja Stella Kis-
kis per "bingo' partija savo
namuose pasijuto negerai ir gy-
dytojas pripazino "gesus''. Bu-
vo paguldyta City Hospital
ir pajuto pagerejima. 0 ant ry-
tojaus pagimde 8 svarq grazia
dukrele Virginia ir jauciasi vi
sal gerai. Sveikiname.
Trokas u3vaziavo ir nulauze
koja is tremties atvykusiam,
Lietuvoj zinomam veikejui Jo-
|nui Apuokui, vos tik jis isejo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-27

lis saliuno Joe Aketvirbalio, ku-
ris yra musu senas skaitytojas
ir 15-ta balandzio svencia savo
gimtadieni. zada sulaukti daug
sveciq ir girniniq ir visus pa
vaisinti lietuviskais koldunais.
Sveikiname. =
Mrs. John Callagiero (po te-
vais Avizilte) atvyko is Chi
llcagos j laidotuves mirusio savo
tevo Ch. Avizos, kuris pasar-
votas zinomo laidotuviu direk-
toriaus w. Eserys koplycioje.
Paliko zymia apdrauda ir susi-
pratusi sum- Vinca, kuris pirko
geliQ vainika pas garsu floris-
ta F. Pipira po adresu 7 Broad
way. Nulildimo valandoj kreip-
kites pas j visi. Saw pas savus.
Sveikiname.
Taja proga Mrs. John Gala
giero (po tevais Aviziute) Ian
kesi redakcijoje, nupirko ka-
lendoriu ir dekoja visiems daily
vavusiems laidotuvese. Sveiki-
name.
Ir pasklido gandas per visa
musu miesteli, kad korespon-
dentas Antanas iBurbulis. beka-
podamas krautuveje mesa, ISL
kirto desines rankos pirsta.
Kad jis bent menesi negales
paimti plunksnos j ranka, as la
bal apgailestauju, bet del jo SUI
gebejimo desinej laikant kirvi
lsikirsti desines rankos pirsta
ir man norisi susukti: - Svei-
klname! v. Skinka
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-27
Nuotykinga lietuvio
kelione po Rusija

mus paskirste darbams. Mano
paskyrmo vieta buvo Paneve-
zys j pasiekti turejom pescio-
mis-. Ejome 400 kilometru (apie
$50 myliu). Mus ware NKVD-
istai SUI sunimis. Kas pavargda-
vo, ta pribaigdavo, kas begdavo,
ia nusaudavo.
! - Kaip ilgai teko cia gwen
ii, ka dirbai ir ka zinai apie Pa
newell?
- ISbuvau Z menesius. Mics
tas sudegintas ir sudauzytas.
Dirbau cukraus fabrike drauge
su civiliais lietuviais vyrais ir
moterimis. Visi skundesi sun
kiu savo likimu, nezinia. Neis-
sidaviau esas lietuvis. Tx vie
mai lietuvaitei pasisakiau. il at
nesdavo man retkarciais valgy-
tt. Karta atejo graudziai raudo-
DANA: bolsevikai nusove jos Sc
serl po to, kai il nepasidave is
prievartaujama.
Veliau pasakojo, kad didesniu
ukiu savininkus pasaline is ukiu
ir juos paverte sovchozais, kol-
chozais. Buve ir suemimu. Ia
ciau cia daug ko nepatyriau,
mes zmones buvo santurus, mes
nezinojo, su kuo kalba.
- Kur gyvenote veliau?
- Is Panevezio isveze j Esti-
ia. Gaminome naftos produk-
tus. Darbas sunkus, uzlaikymas
blogas, maistas labai prastas.
Gyvenome, kaip paprastai, bara-
kuose. Miegojome ant grindu.
Pasiklodavome ir uzsiklodavome
tue, ka buvome apsivilke. Balti-
niu niekada nekeisdavome. Cia
isbuvome Xxi 1947 metu gegu-
zes menesio.
IS Estijos isveze j Kazachsta-
ma - Uzbekistana. Mes gyve.
nome barakuose, pastatytuose
tyrlaukiuose, O ciabuviai siau.
dinese palapinese. Nors viskas
skurdziai atrode, zmones gyve.
no ne taip jau blogai. Mat, pa
tt gamta teikia visko, ko rel
kla zmogui. Ir bolseviku rezi-
mas Kazachstane nera taip la
bal smarkus, kaip Lietuvoje.
Vietiniai nemegsta komunistu,
nors patys jq ir bio.
Mikiniski lageriai iruosti sia-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-27

me kraste. Kai kurie ju tesiasi
Is 6 kilometrus. Maciau cia
suvarytu daugeli is Vokietijos
|grizusiu rusq. Jeigu tie rusai
Vokietija priverciamiem darbam
buvo isvaryti prievarta, cia gau-
ma tik 2 : 5 metus priv. darbu,
jeigu buvo nuvyke savanoriskai
- kita tick. Visi dirbome lau-
kuose, augindami arbuzus, ta-
baka, medvilne, darzoves. Teko
girdeti, kad kituose lageriuose
gyvena ir lietuviai, deportuoti
is Lietuvos, taciau susitikti ne
teko - visus stropiai saugoda-
vo ir drausdavo. Kalbejausi tik
su latviais. Kazachstane gyve-
nau 4 menesius.
- o paskui?
Isgabeno j Maskva. Dir
BONE drauge SUI rusais prize sta
TYPOS. Senesnieji, kurie atsime-
ma caro- laikus, visiskai neblo-
gi zmones. Jie Wis ziuri, ar kas
nemato. Tada Svelnesni, geresni,
duosnesni darosi. Ir cia gyveno-
me barakuose. Viename kamba-
RYE 200. Nedave baltiniu ir ne
vo galimybes ju issiplauti. Ute
liu buvo tick daug, kad niekas
nezinojo, kaip nuo jp apsivalyti.
kartais fabrike senesnieji rusai
NUNS atnesdavo senus marski-
MUS. O tai buvo dovana. Mirtin-
gumas didelis.
sesis menesius pagyvenus,
perkele j Dniepropetrovska, Uk-
rainoje. Vieni musu cia state
fabrikus, kiti dirbo kasyklose,
treti kale ginklus busimajam
karui, kuriam rusai visur smar-
kiai ruosiasi. Bedirbant teko nu-
kristi nuo netvirtu pastoviu.
Vienas uzsimuse, man nugar-
kauli perlauze. Atgavau samone
tik po 4 dienu vienoje ligonine-
je, kur ir isgulejau 7 menesius
Po to vel stateme fabrika. II
pastateme didziuli, grazu. Dau-
gumas vokieciu buvo geri tech
nikai, statybos specialistai. Ru-
ses moterys tikrai turejo cia
lygias teises: sunkiai dirbo di-
dziausius statybos darbus, kill
nojo sunkenybes. Savo kudikius
atiduodavo j komunistu partiios
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