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First PRESBYTERIAN Church

The First Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. o. G. Jones, pastor, an
nounces the following services for
Sunday, April 80: Sunday School
at 10 am; subject: "Amos Teaches
About worship" Morning Worship
at IL am; sermon: forgiveness
in the New Testament" The Mite
Society meets at he home of Mrs.
Rowland, Union Street, at 6 pm,
Thursday, May 4. The adult choir
meets for practice each Wednesday
evening at 8 pm, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Vernon Westfall.
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BIDS
FOR GRAIN BINS
Commodity Credit Corpora
ton to Receive Bids for Con-
structiOn of Grain Bins
ONE SITE AT CLAYTON

The Commodity Credit Corpora
tion announced yesterday that t
will receive bids for the erection in
Delaware of CCC Standard Design
Circular Steel Grain Bins. Accord
ing to Ernest S. Mattiford, Acting
Chairman, State Committee, Della
ware Production and Marketing
Administration, separate contracts
will be let for the erection of twen-
ty bins at each of two locations.
One bin site is located in Sussex
County, one-quarter mile south
west of Georgetown. The other bin
site is in Kent County, located in
the town of Clayton. The bins were
purchased by CCC from the Whit
ney Apollo Steel Company, Apollo
Pennsylvania. When erected, each
bin will be approximately IS feet
in diameter by 16 feet in height
designed to hold $3.50 bushels OF
grain.
Used for Grain Storage
The bins will be used for the
storage of soybeans and shelled
corn which is delivered to CCC by
farmers at the expiration of loar
periods under price support pro.
grams. The bin sites will be super.
vised and all storage operations
conducted by County PIMA Com.
mitteemen. Mr.. Mattiford empha.
sized that the bin will not be oper.
ated in competition with CONNER.
cial storage facilities. mo govern
ment facilities would have beer
purchased for Delaware, he said
''if sufficient commercial storage
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evening service at 7:30 o'clock. The
Young People of the Missionary
Alliance Church of Wilmington,
will be present, bringing a special
service of music and spiritual in
spiration. Let's back the local
youth and encourage them in their
special programs. Wednesday ev-
ening, 7:30 o'clock, prayer service.
U.R. invited. Friday evening, $50
the Young Adult Fellowship will
hold their regular monthly meeting
and covered dish dinner in the So
cial Hall of the church. A special
program is planned and speciai
invitation is extended to all. Do
yer District Ministerial Association
will meet at Asbury on Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock. A din
ner will be served by the ladies of
the church. DR.. c. ]. Prickett will
be the Order of the Day and fol-
lowing the dinner will conduct the
ministers on a tour of the State
Welfare Home. Tuesday evening,
7:30, the regular monthly meeting
of the Official Board in the social
hall of the church. Choirs re-
hearse: Junior, Friday afternoon at
$3.50; Youth, Thursday evening at
7:30; Senior. Friday evening at z
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Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Col
lison, his parents.
Miss iona Hulley on Wednesday.
April 18th, celebrated her tenth
birthday by entertaining number
of her friends at a doggie roast on
the lawn of her home near Mary
del.
Mrs. Harry Heather on Saturday
attended the wedding and recep-
tion of a niece in Philadelphia, Pa.
Marydeleans who attended the
Silver Tea in Denton at the home
of Mrs. Owen Knotts, held for the
benefit of the Easton Hospital were
Mrs. Helen Brannock, Mrs. c. H.
Atkins, Mrs. L. A. Covell, Mrs. Carl
Heinle, and Mrs. Amos Wyatt.
10 Marydeleans attended Ladies
Night Banquet of the Kent County
Firemen's Association held at Cae-
sar Rodney High School on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Kaler OF
Washington, D. c., spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bert Kaler.
Mrs. Clara Smith will be hostess
of the w. S. C. S. of Marydel at her
home on Tuesday evening, May 2
Members of the Homemaker Club
of Henderson, Md, will attend in a
body the Sunday evening church
service at the Henderson Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, April
Both, in celebration of Homemak-
ers week. They extend an invita-
tion to their neighboring Home
makers of Marydel to join them in
the service.
On Wednesday IL members Of
Marydel Homemakers attended the
Homemaker Rally held at Greens
boro, Md.
A capacity congregation greeted
group of Kings College Students
at the Templeville Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, Apri
23rd when they presented an in
spirational program of song ant
worship. Kings College students
will again be in Marydel the even
ing of Sunday, May 7th, to conduct
a hymn sing. Everybody welcome
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ST. PETERS p. e. CHURCH
Junior Choir Members to Attend
Service in Wilmington

Junior Choir Members to Attend
Service in Wilmington
Regular services will be held at
st. Peters p. E. Church on the
third Sunday after Easter, April
30: Holy Communion at 8 am;
Morning Prayer and sermon by the
rector, the Rev. Donald ]. Parsons,
at IL am; church school, 9:55 am.
Children to Go to Wilmington
Members of the junior choir of
the church, and other children of
the church school, will attend the
service to be held at the Cathedral
Church of st. John, Wilmington,
at 4 o'clock Sunday for the pre-
sentation of the church school
Lenten offering. The rector an
nounces that cars will leave the
parish house promptly at 2:30 pm.
on Sunday and parents are urged
to have the children there about
fifteen minutes before so that no
time will be lost in getting started.
The speakers at the service will be
the Rev. Paul Kochi, of the diocese
of Kyoto, Japan and William S.
Eddy, both students at the Virginia
Seminary. They will speak on Jap
an.
Confirmation Classes
Confirmation classes are being
held on Wednesday evenings at s
O'Clock at The Rectory across from
the church. The rector has an
nounced that any persons wanting
to know more about the church are
welcome to attend these classes,
although they are primarily for
training for confirmation. There is
no obligation to be confirmed by
those attending.
Convention Luncheon
Many members of the Woman's S
Auxiliary are expected to attend
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LeipsiiC

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pinder on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Magee of
Vineland, N. J., were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Short and fam
lily on Sunday.
Gene Handsberry, who is attend
ing Washington College, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Handsberry.
Mrs. Frank Handsberry and Mrs.
Mae Lindale of Frederica, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maclary and
family on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Jr.,
Mrs. Minnie v. Wilson and Mrs.
Evelyn Norris attended the 4th an
nual Glover Farm Banquet on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edward Lansu and daugh-
ter spent Sunday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Myrtle Saunders of Dover,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dutton on Sunday.
Eddie Voshel1 visied Charles
David, Jr., on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knowles OF
Dover were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Pardee on Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Tharp OF
Lewes, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Jones on Sunday
Miss Fay Short spent the weel
end with MIR. and Mrs. Gene Sloc
UNI of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ennis Wis
tied her mother Mrs. Mary Slaugh
ter and family on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Alison Helm, MIR
and Mrs. George Dutton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Handsberry, Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. Mildred
Hall, and Mrs. William Hoffeckel
attended the Ladies Night of th'
Volunteer Fire Co. of Kent County
held at Wyoming.
The bingo parties that are being
held every Thursday evening in th'
frehouse will continue until Ma.
25th. Come and help good cause
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Reed ant
sons of Wyoming and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Jones, Jr., and daughter o
Wilmington were guests on Sunda.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones o
near town.
Mrs. Bernice Warren visited MI
and Mrs. Clifford Ennis on Wednes
day afternoon.
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Marydel

Mrs. Carl Heinle and daughters,
MarY and Susan Jane, of East
Orange, NJ. j., are spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Heather, Sr.
Mrs. John Wilkens returned to
her home on Sunday after three
week stay at the Easton Hospital,
where she was a patient.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Getz and
children, of Media, Pa, were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Owen T..
Hughes.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Preston, of
near Thomas Chapel, were hosts
over the weekend to Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Fisler of Collingswood,
N, j., Mrs. Mae Parker and Mrs.
Minnie Weaver of Glenolden, Pa,
and Miss Judy Robinson of Fol-
croft, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen P. Hughes
and son, Parry, Jr., of Washington,
D. c., were weekend guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen IT.
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Peter and
son, David, of NorristoWn, Pa, were
Sunday guests of his sister and
family, MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Atkins.
Mrs. Bessie Cleaver was given a
surprise birthday party at her
home on Saturday evening, April
22nd, by nineteen of her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Logan were
weekend geusts of their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burkins at Carney's Point, N. J.
Master Andrew Collision celebrat-
ed his 5th birthday by spending the
day at the Philadelphia Geological
Gardens in company with Master
Leslie States, DIR. and Mrs. Robert
Smyrna times., 1950-04-27
REAL ESTATE SALES
G. Harvey Wright Announces Re
cent Property Changes

G. Harvey Wright Announces Re
cent Property Changes
G. Harvey Wright, Real Estate,
sold for Miss Edith Severson her
100 acre farm on Brenford road to
Mr.. George Pulley and Mr.. Bruce
Pulley of Washington, D. c.; sold
for Mr.. James Ryan his 1873 acre
farm near Iron Bridge to Mr.. Fran
els A. Hawke of Brooklyn, N. Y;
sold for Mr.. James p. Cannon his
house and ground on DUPONT High
way, North of Smyrna, to Mr.. J.
w. VanSant of Middletown; sold
for Mrs. Katherine Faulkner her
bungalow and ground on DUPONT
Highway to Mr.. Paul Smith of Will
mington, DEL; sold for Mr.. w. w.
Walker his store and business to
Mr.. Coley of Philadelphia, Pa; sold
for Mr.. James Lothes his farm near
Vandykes to Mr.. Joseph Henry of
Townsend, DEL; sold for Mr.. Doyle
his bungalow at Woodland Beach
to Mr.. Charles Burris, near Wood
land Beach; sold for Mr.. Leroy
Piper his farm near Blackbird to
Mr.. Ellingsworth of Elkton, Md;
sold for Mr.. George Henschel his
40 acre farm on DUPONT Highway
near ChesWold to Mr.. Ralph S.
Troupe of Camden. N. j.; sold for
Mr.. Lloyd Pleasanton his house and
ground at Smyrna Landing to Mr.
Herman White of near Smyrna;
sold for Mr.. William Kellums his
house on Mt. Vernon Street to Mr.
Cannon of North Smyrna on Du-
Pont Highway; sold for Joseph AL
besto his store and business at Port
Penn, Del. to Mr.. Albert Sibel o1
Folcroft, Pa; sold for Mr.. Winner
his rs acre farm near Blackbird tc
Mr.. Delbert Shockley of Media, Pa
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NEW MANAGER
OF HOSPITAL
John William Elder Named
Superintendent of Kent
General Hospital
HOLDS BS DEGREE

]. Allen Frear, president of the
Kent General Hospital announces
the selection of Mr.. John William
Elder as the new Hospital Superin-
tendent and manager. Mr.. Edler
comes to Dover with the highest
recommendations one could possib-
ly have. He is a graduate of Uni
versity of Scranton, Scranton, Pa,
holding degrees of Bachelor and
Bachelor of Science. He also has
a teaching fellowship for Master of
Science degree from the University
of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee.
He has had one year of medicine in
the School of Medicine, Loyola Uni
versity, Chicago, Illinois and he has
Masters degree in Hospital Ad-
ministration from the Northwest
ern University, Chicago, Illinois.
He has been Administrative As
sistant to the Director, Graduate
Hospital of the University of Penn
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. During
World War II he was a Lieutenant
in the U. S. Navy. His home has
been Scranton, Pa. He is married
and has one child. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elder will make their home in
Dover.
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TavlOr's Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Steller,
who have been spending the winter
in Florida, have returned to their
home here.
Mrs. Dan Brown and son, of Will
mington Manor, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weis.
Mrs. Frank Chaddick, of Will
mington, spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. Ella McClain, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shetzler and
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Y.A.F. of Kenton Church

The Methodist Young Adult Fell
lowship of the Kenton Church met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eliza
beth Pratt and Mrs. Betty Long as
dinner chairmen and Bruce Clark
and Marvel Everett in charge of
recreation,
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space had been offered to CCC.
Storage facilities must be available
if the government is going to carry
out commitments made to farmers
under price support programs"
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the convention luncheon and meet
ings to be held at Christ Church,
Dover, on May 10. Mrs. v. Wallace
Elterich, United Thank Offering
Custodian of the local auxiliary for
many years, will present the offer
ing at a service to be held that
day. This is the spring in-gather-
ing of the thank offering, and the
offering will be added to previous
ones, taken spring and fall, and
finally presented at the end Of
three years at the national conven-
ton of church and auxiliary to be
held next at Boston.
White Elephant Sale
Plans are progressing for the
white elephant and clothing sale to
be held at Lewis Girls Store, Main
Street, on May Is, 10 and 20. Pot
ted plants will also be sold at the
affair. Mrs. Richard w. Comegys,
president, will be assisted by all
members of the auxiliary.
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ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Youth Night viii Be Observed at
Asbury Church Sunday Night

Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
Walter L. Beckwith, pastor, an
nounces the following services:
Morning worship, II o'clock; Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Youth Night
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FOR Miscellaneous

FOR Miscellaneous
GRAND deluxe gas range with light
and timer, new floor sample. reg
S245, for only SITS. Ellis 4 Lesser,
7l9 East 185th st. KE. 7444.
MASON, jars, SO pints, 20 quarts. $3.50;
desk lamp, fluorescent. S5; ironer
SIS. KE. 6l78.
FLOOR lamp, $5; overcoat size 40, IS;
glass top kidney vaniety, chair. S..
GRAY baby carriage, like new;
Detecto scales. Hillcrest 605-R.
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NEW. cast iron standard sanitary,
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outfit. left over from job. Dealer.
W.. 3-3377
GOOD used 59-inch cabinet sink. $35.
FA. 6495.
EXCELLENT not water heater and
40-gal. tank S25. 1889 Stanwood
DEEP freeze, meat grinder, "a H. P,
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HANDYHOT portable washer with
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curing set; both perfect condition.
For cash or good typewriter. MI.
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I6 MN sound protector with P A.
system, 1000 #. film. $50 watt bulb
perfect condition. For cash, late
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MOVING, Apex vacuum cleaner So
Childs adjustable hospital bed, S.
Metal lawn chairs, new, 81. Simmons
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ChildS chain drive bicycle, $40. Large
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ANDARD Waltham Railroad watch.
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FOR SALE-Clothinq

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DESIRE 5-6 rooms, S45-S50. will re-
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Rummoge Sales

RUMMAGE sale evening January 20.
all day 81 at 15020 Aspinwal by
Superior Through Council
RUMMAGE sale January % at i5O2O
Aspinwall by Pioneer Women No. !.
RUMMAGE sale evening january %,
all day "a at l5020 Aspinwall by st.
Johns Lutheran School PTA.
RUMMAGE sale evening January "a,
all day 25 at 1920 Aspinwall by
Palestine White Shrine No. 2.
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all day 26 and q at l5020 AspinWall.
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COUPLE with school age child need
or more unfinished rooms. kE.
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BEER COIL BOXES
Rented for Pienies. Parties and Weddings
7sI Eust 236ih ST.
RE- 6ooo

LARGE front sleeping room for / or
gentlemen, twin beds, large clothes
closet, garage. 1921 Parkgrove ave.
BUILDING 5Ox25, 9x9 overhead door,
office and lavatory addition, suitable
for any small business. ". 1902
SLEEPING room for young lady or
young man, 734 East 155 St, down.
2 FURNISHED rooms. own entrance,
kitchen. laundry privileges, couple
or girls. Ii. 1926.
LIGHT housekeeping room for respon-
Sible couple also sleeping room for
gentleman, 1905 East 149 ST. up
895 EAST 149 st. Extra large room,
light housekeeping. Couple or girls.
own entrance.
LOVELY comfortable room. private
beach and street. Call after 400 p.
m. Prefer boys w. 6273.
VERY nice warm room near Addresso-
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Body gentleman. RE. 1889.
ROOM with twin beds. conVeniences
for cooking. MU. 1867.
ROOM in private home, garage option
al. 3l9 East l97th st. near bus line.
KE. 8449.
20lst ST. and Lake Shore. comfortable
front room and kitchen privileges.
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OFF East 222nd and Lake Shore blvd,
furnished room for girl, privileges
RE 6416.
SLEEPING room, first house off Eu-
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G A B US Walk AS

O, tas biaurybe, nieksas! Lie
tuvis Eetuvius smaugia! stai kokie pa
razitai mus Waldo >. AS zilret mega
liu ia gyvate! Tokiu reiktQ nebeisi-
leist Lietuva! Savas sava eda!... -
pludo stovykloje gyvenanti Siauciuvie-
ne Aruna.
Paklausiau siauciviene, kodel tas
Arunas jai taip nepatinka ir j tuoj pa
aiskino:
0 kaipgi! Mano vyras soferiau-
ia pas anglus. Tai kol garazo vedeju bu-
vo lenkas, tai mano vyras prie 120 mar
kiu algos kas menesi Wis dar po kokius
600 markiu padarydavo uz benzina.
O tas lenkas dar daugiau padarydavo,
bet uzteko visiems. O dabar, kai vieton
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

malonu tureti sia knyga, kaip
savo, pamilto darbo matoma,
apciuopiama vaizda. Jums, kurie
grozites Nahum, sokat SUI Len
ciugeliu, bus tikrai gera tureti
savuos namuos musu tautinius
sokius, kad ir patys ,kartas nuo
karto pasidziaugtumete, O ir
sveciui - lietuviui, kaimynui -
kitatauciui parodytumete. NUNS
visiems The Dance of Lietuva
bus pirmoji dovana savajam pa
zlstamam, artimui, tick lietu-
viui, tick ypatingai kitatauciui,
kuris domisi Lietuva, lietuviais,
ju savita tautine kultura.
Knyga pasirodys 81 rudeni.
Bet nelaukime rudens, padekime
jau dabar Shame darbe Vytautui
F. Bieliajui savuoju skatiku,
kuris tikrai parnes NUNS vi
stems ir didele nauda, ir malo-
numa. Siuskime iris dolerius
siuo adresu: Vytautas F. Bella
jus, 1923 E. 63-rd St., Chicago
81, Ill. Juo anksciau nusiusime,
tue anksciau dziaugsimes savais
tautiniais sokiais knygoje.
Tx musu visu ranku remia-
ma The Dance of Lietuva gales
isvysti dienos sviesa ir kuo pla-
ciau pasklisti tautose, kaip vie
mas is musu tautines kulturos
atspindziu.
Lai sklinda musu tautiniai So
kiai spausdintu zodziu ir gyvu
paveikslu po visa Amerika ir
visa pasauli, parsinesdami kitu
tautu pripazinima ir pagarba
sioje tautines kulturos srityje
musu Lietuvai.
Liddas Sagys
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p r A s AU STA?

Man yra lemta gyventi kick
toliau nuo lietuvisku koloniju,
todel kiekvienos sventes proga
naudoju stengdamasis apsilan-
kyti man artimiausioje Baltimo-
reje, cia susitikti pazistamus ir
atsigauti dvasia, dalyvaujant ju
surengtuose pobuviuose.
Su tokia pacia viltimi ir rug
sejo 8 dienos vakara pasileidau
j Baltimore praleisti savaitgalio,
budamas visiskai tikras, kad tu-
resiu progos dalyvauti ir rugse-
jo 8 dienos tautines sventes is
kilmese. Tiesa, niekur laikras-
ciuose is anksto jokio pranesi-
mo apie tos sventes rengima ne
buvau mates, bet galvojau, kad
tie pranesimai, kick paveluoti,
bus spaudoj sia savaite.
Bet, atvykes j Baltimore, su-
zinojau, kad niekas jokio mine
jimo sia proga nerengia -.
AS suprantu, kad vietines or
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

to gero lenko paskyre sta rupuze Aru-
ma, tai nei cento virs algos vyras mega
Ii uzdirbti. Tvarka, mat, padare nick
sas! ,Lyg tas Benzinas butu jo! Ma, pa
lauk, ateis tokens galas!
Reikia dAr pasakyti,, kad sitoki
siauciaus tipo soferiai, bedarydami pi-
niga is vogto kariuomenes benzino kar-
tais ir ikliudavo, budavo pasodinami j
kalejima ir tue isgarsindavo lietuvis-
kuma prizes svetimtaucius =.
Apie soferius ne is savo kompani-
jos jie atsiliepdavo su panieka: Zach,
sitas vyras - visai nekombinuotas ;"
Taigi, musu kombinuotas siaucius
dirbo pas anglus, zmona reguliariai Ell
davo ispazinties ir negaledavo nauja-
j vyro bosa be pasipiktinimo ziureti.
Cia karta buvau sveciuose. Ir siau-
ciuviene jau cia pat beesanti. Viena kul-
turos ideally kupina mokytoja, ilgai kali
bejusi apie lietuviskos dvasios islaiky-
ma jaunimo sirdelese, staiga pradejo
verkti ir sluostytis asaras. Asaru prize
zastis buvo jos IL metu Jurgutis, kuris
cia vos 6 menesius palankes mokykla,
savo amerikonisku akcentu tick pra-
lenke net ir cia gimusius vaikus, kad
motina jau tik reta jo istarta lietuvis-
ka zodi tesupranta -.
Pradejome lietuviskos dvasios pa