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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Judge Adams
Again Head
March Of Dimes

With January Just around the
corner, comes again the March of
Dimes. And again the East Cleve-
land campaign will have as its
chairman Judge Stanton Adams.
Already Judge Adams has his
campaign machine working and
today he announces the kickoff
session for workers. 1t will be
held Wednesday, January 3rd at
his home, 1890 Superior I'd. at
two o'clock.
Also announced are the ap-
pointment of the four vice chair
men and the campaign treasurer.
Selected are Miss Katherine
Ritchie, 1924 Melbourne I'd. as
chairman of the district north of
Euclid ave.; Mrs. R. C. Nichols,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

NIKE pALLARD
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Putting aside their more serious
programs, the East Cleveland
Community Council held a merry
Christmas party at Prospect
School. The first part of the eve
ming was given over to Christmas
meditation through song by the
Shaw singers under the direction
of Miss Marjorie Shields. Then
square dancing took the board as
the sons and daughters joined in
on the fun.
Staff Photographer Carl Tom
elk caught the dancers in gay
whirls, as we'll as the Social Chair
man, Mrs. Frank Baldau serving
punch to Gerry Whelan, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seitz, Martel Low
den, Dick Baumgartner, and
Wayne C. Blough. Taking a min
ute to rest beside the piano were
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

sion or compensation from the
Veterans Administration, could not
qualify for payments under the
provision as it applied to veterans.
This is no longer true under the
amendments. Survivors may be
entitled to both. If you are not a
veteran or survivor this portion of
the law does not affect you, how
ever, you can render great serv-
ice to the survivors of World War
II servicemen.
You may be in a position to help
these survivors become aware Of
their rights. Your failure to convey
this information may mean that
the survivor may never have the
opportunity to learn about this
change in the law and that would
mean the loss of money to which
a family may be entitled, and
which may be badly needed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

1920 Oakhill rd., the territory
south of Euclid ave-; Chief of
Police H. S. Weaver, and Mrs.
Alcwyn Isaac, 1889 Victory dr.,
South Euclid. Mrs. Isaac was
vice-chairman here last year at
which time the family resided on
Colt I'd. Since then they have
moved to South Euclid, but re-
membering the kindness of East
Clevelanders to their family, Mrs.
Isaac is returning to help as a East
Cleveland volunteer.
The treasurer for the 1851 cam
paign will be Mrs. H. S. Weaver.
The March of Dimes Campaign
gets underway officially January
9th and continues on through the
month.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Homecoming Party
Of Newman Club

The Mothers Club Intercollegi-
ate Newman Club of Cleveland will
extend yuletide hospitality with
homebaked cakes and cookies for
guests at the Homecoming Party
and the International Students
Party to be held Friday, December
29th, at p. m. in the Newman
Hall, 2099 Abingdon rd.
The committee in charge in
cludes Mrs. Wilfred Buetler, Mrs.
A. F. Anjesky, Mrs. F. C. Nc
Nally, Mrs. John Buynak, Mrs.
j. w. Young and Mrs. ]. C Archer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Recent Births

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Steadley, 1859 Euclid ave., De-
cember 18th, girl, Linda Ann.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Powers, 1458 Hayden ave., Decem-
Der 18th, q boy, Robert Donald.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

1910 BUICK super station wagon, at
tention painters, sportsmen, etc. First
reasonable offer takes. UL. 1-4586.
I have a 1947 Studebaker Champion
Regal Deluxe with many extras.
given excellent Service. Would like
to sell to someone needing a good
car at a reasonable price. KE. 1851.
DODGE 4 door deluxe. 1888. $3.50.
Wickliffe 3-2910.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

idea and then commissioned
writer's to develop it.
X n X
The idea was one Subber had
been mulling over for some time
a musical incorporating Shake
speare's Tanning of the Shrew'
in a story of the modern theater.
When he mulled it over out loud
one night to Ayers, he found him
self with a partner.
Their first step as neophyte
producers was to arrange for the
writer's to turn the idea into a
musical comedy book and they
counted themselves fortunate when
Sam and Bella Spewack agreed
to take on the job. Next, since this
was to be q musical, they had to
find someone to compose a musi-
cal score and set down some lyrics.
Cole Porter was approached and
eyed the project with a dubious
air until he was shown a couple
of scenes the Spewacks had
blocked out.
Mr.. Porter's manner turned to
one of enthusiasm, which ulti-
mately developed into one OF his
better scores.
Financing still was a problem,
of course. since Subber and Ayers
had their show budgeted at $780,
600, which, outside of Washington,
Evening star., 1950-08-05
Hollywood Diary
WoId and Krusnu Have Gurbo Vehicle
BY SheiIoh Grohom

from the beginning Of Summer
Stock" to the end. You notice the
loss Of weight in the number where
she wears black tights. But, fat
or thin, Judy is simply terrific all
the way through. This girl is tai
ent and genius plus.
Dolores Del Rio, still one of the
worlds most beautiful women, has
just finished a South American
version of Lady Windemere's
Fan" in Buenos Aires. Dolores is
in her mid-40s, but there isn't
line on her face. And her figure
is one that 18-year-old girls wish
they had!
Eleanor Parker had to call the
cops to lose the lady in black who
had haunted her front door step
ever since Eleanor started the
Valentino movie. This character
came up Thursday with a bunch
of flowers for Eleanor to pass on
to Tony Dexter-beg pardon, An
thony Dexter, which is how the
former Walter Craig will be billed.
Olivia de Haviland hasn't yet
found movie she likes, so, come
autumn, Livvy, her husband, Mar
Gus Goodrich, and the baby pack
up for Broadway and Romeo and
Juliet" Amazing that Olivia's
Oscar winning picture, THE Heir
reSs," is expected to lose around a
million smackeroos. Paramount
Boss Y. Frank Freeman plans to
concentrate on pictures that don't
cost so much.
Laraine Day is doing okay with
her TV series in New York. La
raine gives the woman's point of
view in "A Day With the Giants"
I'd heard that she was going to
pull up stakes and live perma-
nently with Husband Leo Duro-
cher, the New York teams man
ager, in the east. But, on check
ing, was told they will both be
back here in the fall.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1950-08-05

where billions are talked back and
forth with abandon, is regarded
as a tidy sum. Financing, the two
producers found, was a lot easier,
though. when they had a book
by Sam and Bella Spewack, music
by Cole Porter and a directors
contract with John c. Wilson, who
had been suggested by Porter.
It also was Mr.. Porter, inciden-
tally, who provided the show with
a title. Subber and Ayers had
been calling it The Project until
Porter showed them the song he
was working on for the first act
finale. The words. Kiss Me,
Kate" were scribbled across the
top Of the score and Kiss Me,
Kate" it was from then on.
X X X X
One of the things this depart
ment failed to do in the small
hours Of the morning after Luise
Rainer opened in THE Lady from
the Sea" at the Olney Theater
was to take note of S. Syrjala's S
thoughtfully designed Ibsenesque
settings for the play. This, in this
case, is only a penalty man pays
for being too good. 1t is only
customary when Mr.. Syrjala's S
work Is effective. If night comes
along when his sets are not top
notch, that will be news, worthy
of noting.
*+*
Weekend Miscellany: The Lit
tie Theater yesterday launched
its first opera festival. with
Lucia di Lammermoor" and
"Amami Alfredo" (based on La
Traviata") due to run through to-
mOrrow. With programs chang
ing every two or three days, the
festival will continue through
Thursday, August II :. Your last
chance of this present Playhouse
engagement to see Henry w
will be Tuesday at 4:25 pm. A
special premiere of Panic in the
Streets" in honor of the U. S.
Public Health Service, is slated for
9 pm. Tuesday, with the films
regular run to start Wednesday
at 9:30 am. Variety is what
the moviegoers were approving in
July. The months top-grossing
pictures, according to the Motion
Picture Herald, were "Annie Get
Your Gun" Bright Leaf" Faith
er of the Bride" "The Gunfighter. -
MY Friend Irma Goes West" and
Evening star., 1950-08-05

money he needs, he still has prob
lens. the major one being that of
obtaining the right script. Estab-
lished playwrights prefer, under
standably, to deal with established
producers. These latter folk have
been known to make their mis-
takes, of course, but generally
speaking there is seldom much
promise in a play which has been
turned down by the topf1ight pro-
ducerS and has worked its way
down through the ranks to the
newcomer.
There are ways smart young
man can surmount this problem,
however, as was demonstrated by
Saint Subber and Lemuel Ayers,
whose first fling at theatrical pro-
duction resulted in kiss Me,
Kate" the musical due to play a
two-week engagement at the
Watergate, starting August IA.
Mr.. Subber and Mr.. Ayers did not
wait for the right script to come
around. They started with an
Evening star., 1950-08-05
HOLLYWOOD.

Hollywood.
Garbo can relax. Jerry Wald
and Norman Krasna are concoct-
ing just the right recipe to bring
lack to the screen the most CLAM
orous actress of all cinematic time.
It's modern love story. now in
the writing mills for the new
Wald- -Krasna producing company
The boys and Greta have had sew
eral long talks and the deal is set,
except for the actual signing.
Lex Barker Was washed out of
the jungle in darkest Africa.
Which is why his ''Tarzan's Peril
is taking twice as long to make
in Nairobi. Now he'll have to do
some Of the scenes in London.
where they hope it will be a little
warmer and not so damp. Sol Les
sor is using only frozen British
pounds for his production.
Faith Domergue's African In
trigue" has been postponed to
next spring, because of the Afri-
can weather report. 1t was sup
posed to start over there this
summer. but the rains and sleet
came.
Sight of the week, incidentally.
was Jane Greer. Jane Russell and
Miss Domergue posing in swim
suits around the Greer pool, for
publicity layouts. No wonder it
was so warm that day!
Charles Laughton seems to have
found the play for Broadway that
he was searching for-'The Wife
Who couldn't Take It." by Mi
chael Kanin. "It's from an old
play. The Provoked
Wife by John VanBrugh." Mike
tells me.
**
Rhonda Fleming seems to be
the beautiful redhead Pine and
Thomas were looking for to star
in Hong Kong" The idea origi-
nally was to make the picture half
there. half here, but with the war
and everything, lot of location
plans are going to be changed.
Lauren Bacall had to pay some
thing like $125, 900 to Warmers for
her freedom. Not all at once, glory
be, but when and as she earns it.
Bogey and Baby are now looking
for a good story to star them
selves as a team.
Don't envy Colleen Gray and
Steve McNally. They go to the
Mojave desert for their "War
Dance" picture. The temperature
is now 100, and the company
works in a specially erected vii
lage that is 20 miles away from
the nearest water.
Judy Garland lost 80 pounds
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Winchester '73"-a musical, a
period melodrama, a family COM
edy, zany comedy and two
Westerns. June Haver has
been assigned by Warner Bros.
to the leading role in the Tech
nicolor musical, Lullaby of
Broadway" which also will have
comedy by Billy DeWolfe and
dancing by Gene Nelson.
Claude Rains has been signed to
co-star with Dana Andrews in
1.-THE Gaunt Woman" which is to
be filmed by RKO-Radio.
Humphrey Bogart's next Warner
Bros. film, which has been travel
ling under the designation. Prof.
ect T." has been given a name.
It's now THE Enforcer."
Evening star., 1950-08-05
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

GTHM(ET mRHVY tn Route
leesbvrg Pike
The Areas Newest Drive-In
Bet. Columbia Pike and Shirley Hwy.
Open 7:45. Starts S:45 Late Show To-
night PRESTON FOSTER, CHARLES
BICKFORD in THE STORM" at S:45,
1870; plus FRANCHOT TONE, JEAN
WALLACE in 'JIGSAW," at 1918. 81
plus tax carfull.
Evening star., 1950-08-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
3 and Time of SHOWING

AmbassadOr-"The Flame and
the Arrow; lis, 800. 5:25, 7:30
and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"A Lady Without Pass
port; 10:30 am, ITO, 3:35, $40,
8 and 11:40 pm. Stage shows:
1915. 2:45, 5:25. sos and 1880
pm.
COlumbia-'Duchess of Idaho;
10:30 am. 1890, 2:35, ABS, 6:40,
8:45 and 10:45 pm.
Dupont-"The Lawless":: 1885.
1885. 5:35. TAO. 9:45 and 11:45
pm.
Keith's - Treasure Island;
$3.50 am, 1905, 2:35, $40, TAO,
1915 and 12:45 am.
Little - Lucia Di Lammer-
moor; II am. 2:40. 6:15 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan "The Story of
G. I. joe: 11:15 am, lis, 3:2O,
5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
National - Annie Get Your
Gum; 11:40 am, 1850. 4, 6, 7:55
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Three Little Words;
10:45 am. 1885, 3:05, Sis, 7:25,
9:35 and HAS pm.
Henry W.; IL am,
I 20. 3:45. Cos 8.30 and 10.55
am.
Plaza "Gigi": II am, 12:45,
2:30. AIS. 6. 1850, 9:35, 1920
and 12:45 am.
Trans-Lux-"Kind Hearts and
Coronets": 11:10 am, /, 2,:5O,
4:40. $50, $40, 1910 and IL pm.
THE Flame land the
Arrow; 11:15 am, 1:20. 1925,
$50, TAO. $50 and 11:55 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

CIRCLE 2Io5 Pa. Ave. NV re. ols4
Air Conditioned
Last Day-BETTY HUTTON, HOWARD
KEEL, EDWARD ARNOLD in Technicolor
ANNIE GET YOUR GUM" at 1920, 1925,
$50, 1886, 9:45.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

UN, 0100. Free Parking. Air Con-
fLtI9, dItloned Two Big Hitsl RoBERT
HuIION. RUTH WARRICK in BEAU
IY ON PARADE;" plus LOUIS Hay
WARD, PATRICIA MEDINA in FOR
TUNES OF CAPTAIN BLOOD" Last
douh,e feature at 9:O5. Sun. Mon,
Evening star., 1950-08-05

MARLBORO m.P'' ugp', saHs, Ms7'5G,0; =, o.Hs NJ.
Two Big Hits! MONTE HALE in
RANGERS OF CHEROKEE STRIP"
plus JOE KIRKWOOD. JR., LEON
ERROL In JOE PALOOKA MEETS
HUMPHREY" Last double feature at
s:44. SUMMON, kid FROM TEXAS
Evening star., 1950-08-05
Drama News and Reviews
They Started With An Idea,
Didn'tWuit for q Script
By Horry Macarthur

Angels with Lined pockets really about the only people
welcomed by the eater Neophyte instance
to break down barriers do aspiring actresses
before they their lights and in big black
type programs.
Even when would be producer lay his hands all the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26

Il. siuo metu Kanadoje eina ir
naujas laikrastis "Teviskes Ii
burial.
. Dali. A. Tamosaitiene, gyve-
nanti Kanadoje, isaude grazu
kllim4 Kanadcs Kai6dq moty-
vais, Kilimas, Montrealio. lietu-
viz vardu. buvo iteiktas lietuviu
|prieteliui A. Taylor.
. Suejo is metu, kai mire zy-
mus Lietuvos muzikas II kom-
pczitorils Juozas Nsnjelis. Jis
labai daug prisidsjo prie Lietu-
yos muzikinio gyvenimo pake-
limo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26

p Teigiama, kad Prancuzijos
svetimsaliu legione tarnauja
apie 200 hetuviq.
. Sausio II d. Londono lietuviai
lskilmingai minejo ministro B.
K. Balucio 10 metu sukakti.
. Rasytoja KaroIe Pozeraite,
dabar gyvenanti Brazilijoje, mi
hi savo klrybinio darbo Is metq
sukakti. il atskiromis knygomis
yra isleidusi "Nusidejele" il
'Iiktiinas". Dabar rasanti ''Sve-
timi vFjai".
: Kariados lietuviq laikrastis
,NEPRIKLAUSOMA LIETUVA
siais metals mini 10 metQ sukak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26

Jie megsta gamta, bet ne maziau
megsta ir savo istorines vietas.
Jie tikrai moka is practices pa
sisemti stiprybes, bet ne maziau
moka ir ia praeitimi pasidi-
dziuoti. :
Nuns ne tick rupejo patti
Lichtensteino platte, kick SUI ia
surista Lietuvos istorija. Lich-
tensteine gyveno pats hercogas
Vilhelmas Won Urachas, pirmo-
jo pasaulinio karo metu preten-
dawes j Lietuvos karalius.
Deja, mes to pretendento jau
neberadome. Jis prizes keliolika
metu jau buvo mires.
| Bet radome dvi jo dukteris.
Viena jau istekejusi, kita dar te-
belaukianti "riterio", tik kahn
jau ar besulauks, mes amzius Ell
ma j antraja simtmecio puse
Mes juokavome, kad kiekvienas
is musu galetumem princesei
pasipirsti ir tapti Lietuvos val
dovais :.
Pretendentas j Lietuvos sosta
buvo auksto ugio. Pilates vado-
We, patti princese, aiskino,ka jis
buves virs CT" aukscio. 10 gra-
zus portretas rode, kad jis buvo
vokieciu kariuomenes pulkinin-
ku, turejusiu daug pasizymeji-
mo zenklu. Ir kiti minejo buvus
narsu, protinga kari.
| Kokiu budu tas vokieciu pull
kininkas ir smulkesniojo masto
didziunas tapo kandidatu j Lie
tuvos karalius?
1913 metals, kada Kaizeris
nebesitikejo visiskai laimeti ka-
ra, bet dar turejo vilties baigti
bent ir ne visisku pralaimejimu,
Vokietija sutiko pripazinti Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe, taciau
tik SUI tam tikromis salygomis.
Vokieciams patiko ia mintis, kad
Lietuva atsiskirtu nuo Rusijos,
bet jiems rupejo kaip nors suris-
tt ja SUI Vokietija. Jie numate
ne tik finansines ir karines sa-
jungas, bet netrukus pradejo
spausti Lietuvos Taryba, kad il
sutiktu paskelbti Lietuvos ku-
Inigaiksciu viena Saksonijos prfn-
ca. Taryba svarste ta klausima
siaip ir, taip. Pagaliau buvo SUI
; galvota neva priimti vokieciq
reikalavima, tik pasirinkti kita
asmeni Lietuvos sosta. Tada
ir buvo uzmegzti rysiai SUI IRA
chu. Tarybos zmones skate, kad,
jeigu jau ir reiktu tureti karaliu
} is Vokietijos. tai bent jau toki,
kuris Vokietijoj ne toks zymus
ir todel lengviau galetq pasiduo-
tt lietuviu itakai. Tas Tarybos
: nutarimas Berlynui tada labai
nenorejo su tue sutikti. Ir Lie.
nenorQjo SUI tue sutikti. Ir Lie
tuvoj tas nutarimas nepatiko
MET keli Tarybos nariai del t1
lis Tarybos pasitrauke. Xiii irg.
{ tue labai nesidziauge, bet aiski.
! lno, kad tai bltu gal geresnioj
I liseitis Is bloguju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26

! Bet veliau, kai pacioj Vokieti-
! joj kilo revoliucija, tas karaliaus
| is Vokietijos importavimo klau-
|simas visiskai atkrito ir Lietuvoj
tas liko net ne visiems zinomu
atsiminimu. Tx partiju gincuose
kartais vieni Kittens papriekais-
taudavo uz Uracha, bet ne visi
Lietuvoj ir zinojo, kas tas IRA
kartais pasibara -.
chas ir kodel del jo politikieriai
Musu apsilankymo metu prin-
cese paklause, kas mes esam.
NUNS atsakius; kad lietuviai, la
bal graziai istare Lietuvos Tary-
bos varda, pasisake, kad jie esq
Lietuvos karaliaus Mindaugo to-
limi ainiai, kataliku tikybos. Ka-
da jos tevas Vilhelmas Won
Urach patyres jo kandidaturos
remima j Lietuvos sosta, jis ir
pats ir savo vaikus tuoj prade-
lies mokyti lietuviu kalbos. Ir da-
bar, ,daug metu praleide be to
pazadeto sosto, dar visa ellie lie
tuvisku zodziu atsimena, turf
daug sympathy lietuviams, mie-
liau viska aiskina, klausineja
apie Lietuva.
O reikia pasakyti, kad pilai-
teje yra sio to paziureti: seno-
YES ginklu, garsiu dailininku pa
veikslu, medziokles frankly, is
gerimo tauriQ. Viena tokia tau
re, is kurios pats hercogas ger
davo sampana, turf kick daugiau
kaip 5 pedas aukscio -.
AS nezinau, ar dar yra kur
nors pasaulyje tokia auksta sam.
pano taure -.
Pagaliau toje pilaiteje yra il
toks paveikslas, kuriame nupies.
tas karys Wis tiesiai j tave ziuri
ar tn paeisi j kaire, ar gerokai
j desine. Jis tave, tarsi, visa lai.
ka seka 49,.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26
Pas Eietuvos sosto pretendentus

| ar kartais tonis patrankomis
kryziuociai nekariavo prizes Lie
tuva, princese name patikino,
kad taip nebuvo. Bet prisipazin-
siu, kad as tue patikinimu ir
siandien netikiu -. Netikiu to-
del, kad istorijos saltiniai sake,
jog kaip tik is tu vietoviu, kur
dabar yra ia pilaite, kryziuociai
anais laikais susilaukdave dau-
giausiai narsiu riteriu = sava-
noriu Lietuvai "krikstyti" -.
Urachu ainiams, praejus ka-
rally ir princu gadynei, nelengva
laikytis. Kadaise dideli turtai SUI
menkeje, keli karai irgi nemaza
nuostoliu pridare. Dadar prir-
cesiu diziausias rupestis yra -
issilaikyti ir issaugoti pavelde-
jima. Jos pacios tvarkosi daug
istoriniu vertybiu turinciuose
kambariuose, jos pacios aprodi-
neja pilaite ir jos istorija paais-
kina, jos pacios is pilates isei-
nantiems primena, kad yra au-
ky dezute, j kuria reikia imesti
piniga -.
NUNS atrode, kad sios parei-
gos kaip ir nesiderina su karaliu
paprociais, bet -. mainos rubai
margo svieto, mainos ir preten-
dental sostus. Visiems reikia
|gyventi +.
Mus nepaprastai interesavo,
ar nera pilaiteje dokumentu,
tvirtinanciu, kick artimi gimi-
nystes rysiai Urachus risa su
Mindaugo gimme. Princese ais
kino, kad dokumentu esq, bet
|jie karo metu, kaip labai bran
gus ,buvo isslapstyti ir dar ne
sutvarkyti. Tuo paciu NUNS da-
We suprasti, kad tokiu dokumen-
tu nepamatysim. Panasiai NUNS
atsake ir j klausima, ar mes ne
CALM pamatyti laiskus, turincius
rysiu su nepriklausomos Lietu-
vos veikejais Nuns .tik pa.
tvirtino, kad tokiu laiskq il
atskiru asmenu tikrai yra, BET
ir jie nesutvarkyti. :.
Kelias valandas praleide pi-
laiteje ir islandzioje visus jos
kampus, mes atsisveikinom
Princese mus palydejo per di-
dziuosius vartus ir dar karta
NUNS parode sienoje iskalta
Lietuvos vyti. Iskalta ne dabar,
bet prizes kelius simtus metq !.
Saule auksinius spindulius be-
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