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The guardian., 1951-09-15
Dr.. E. S. Buckle
Will Deliver Lost
Sermon Sunday

DR.. Emory Stevens Buckle, well
known throughout the country
for his work in the Methodist
Religious Services and Editor Of
the ZIONS HERALD, will deli1
yer the sermon for the last Ser
vice at the Neponset Drive-In
Theatre on Sunday, September
18th. He will be assisted by Rev.
Richard Guelker Smith, Asst.
pastor, Second Church in Dor
chester. The prayer will be of
fered by Rev Joseph Sisk, Dor
chester Baptist Church.
This ends the series for this
Summer and is expressed by DR..
Andrew Richards, of the Second
Church in Dorchester with DR..
Ernest Lyman Mills, of the Park
man Street Methodist Church as
being very successful. They are
looking forward to arrange with
the Clergy of Dorchester and the
surrounding areas to plan big
ger outdoor Religious Service to
start with the Easter Sunrise
Worship in the Spring and carry
it through the Summer.
1t is hoped that everyone who
reads this will attend the Service
on Sunday to hear DR.. Bucke
and to see the very effective
Religious Worship h ED at q
Drive-In Theatre.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

The congregation and Rector
of St. Cyprian's Episcopal Churca
will begin its Festival on Sun,
Sept. Is. At the morning service
the Rev. Nathan Wright, Jr.,
Rector, will deliver the Sermon.
The Sermon topic, Power of
Sacrifice, emphasizes the power
of the sacrificial life of ST. Cy-
prian who died as a martyr for
the Church. A t tn e Evening
Service all the church Guilds
will take part in the Service,
the Parish Lords Supper, inaug-
urating the Festival. This Ser
vice is a Watch Night prepara-
ton for the Patrons Day Cele-
bration and Festival a week
hence; and the Rector takes as
his subject for this Service,
Help From Above" There will
be special music under the direc,
ton of the Organist, Elwyn G.
Barrow.
This celebration will continue
during the week until Sunday,
Day Parade will be held tnro
September %, when the Patron 5
ugh-out the Roxbury community
The invited guests will be His
Exoellency tn e Governor, tho
Mayor, and representatives Of
Civic, Social, Religious an d
Fraternal Organizations from
Greater Boston. 1t is anticipated
that this will be a spectacle of
The guardian., 1951-09-15

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
which worships at 1904 fremont
st. and pastor, Rev. Morris E.
Grady. will observe their eighth
anniversary with a week of serv-
ice beginning Monday, Septem-
Der II, as follows:
MONDAY, Sept. II (8:0O P.M.)
Elder H. Hall and congrega-
ton of Church of God and
Christ.
TUESDAY, Sept, 1S-Rev. A..
P. Ponder and congregation of
Lovely Zion Baptist Church.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19-Rev.
J. E. Jeltz and congregation of
Bethel Baptist Church.
THURSDAY, Sept. 20 - Rev.
R. D. Kelsey and congregation Of
st. John Baptist Church.
FRIDAY, Sept. 21-Elder R. C..
Young and congregation of New
Temple.
All the above services will be
at 800 PM.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

To one who had half a century
of public performance, and pro-
motion of public performance in
almost all Of its angles, it was
somewhat Of a shock to hear a
prospective advertiser haggling
over the cost OF an ad in a
newspaper, a few days ago. /
have observed that every dollar
spent on printers ink brings back
at least 100 per cent profit. Years
ago, before learned to adver-
tise, have met friends and
fans, after some production, who
were surprised to hear about it,
and after it was all over. If you
have a drawing program, let the
world know it. and don't wrangle
on whether to spend a whole
dollar or not. Advertising is truly
= case Of casting your bread on
the water. You may think 1 have
financial interest in ads, I talk
about them so much; but ! have
not. | simply hate to see poorly
attended affairs which could be
well attended if advertised. So
II keep agitating advertising in
newspapers. With all respect to
the dodgers and hand bills. they
reach hundreds, while news
papers reach thousands, and you
don't have to distribute them
The guardian., 1951-09-15

Charles 81. A.M.E. Church
Worren St. 6 Elm Hill Ave
Rev. WoIter c. Davis. Postor

The large congregation, assem-
bled at Charles st. Church, Sept.
9 for the three-fold observance
of Home Coming, Conservation,
and the 23rd anniversary Of Pas
tor Davis service in the Min
istry, experienced and witnessed
rare spiritual manifestation.
Organist Green's background
hymns, baptism of ten infants
and white-robed young people,
Youth Choir kneeling for bless
ing before singing was prelude
to the grand crescendo Of Pas
tor Davis sermon "Alone with
God" whose ending resolved il
to a surge of the congregation
forward to the altar or to kneel
in pews to receive the Pastors
blessing as tn ey rededAated
their lives to the Master. "Where
is Thy God?" was the equally
power laden evening sermon,
preached by Pastor Davis.
Coming events: Sept. 10,
Variety program by Social Ser
vice Committee; Sept. &C.. Wo-
manless Wedding, Thomas Miss
ionary Circle; week Of Oct. Is,
Bazaar sponsored by Board 3.
Among the visitors welc omed
was Pvt. David Earle, youngest
member of the Holmes family,
home on furlough from Camp
Stewart, Georgia, where he IS
studying radar with the A AAA
Gun Bn. Mrs. Barbara Nelson
Bailey was featured speaker at
the League.
CLARISSA J. HOLMES
The guardian., 1951-09-15
UNION CHURCH
PLAY SCHOOL

Union Methodist Church, Col
umbus Ave and w. Newton St.
Play School Registration will be-
gin Sept. II from 10 to IL AM.
Daily for children 3 to S years.
The Play School Session will
begin October /, Monday thro-
ugh Friday. Hours 9 AM. to 5
Pm.
An interesting program will
be carried on. Excellently equip
ped play ground. Efficient Wor-
kers.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

religious rededication for the
members and their friends.
The route of the parade will
be as follows: Start Douglass
Square to Hammond ST, to
Shawmut Ave, to West Newton
ST, to Columbus Ave, to Mass
achusetts Ave, to fremont ST.,
and along fremont St, to Wal
pole st. and the Church.
The Right Rev. Norman 3.
Nash, Bishop of Massachusetts,
will be the honored guest.
The guardian., 1951-09-15
OPEN NEW
BAHAI CENTER

A new Baha'i Center a. 6s7
Boylston st. will be opened this
Sunday, September is by the
Baha'iS Of Boston. The weekly
Sunday morning meetings will
commence with q talk BY NJ.
Aaron Bowen entitled The
Brain Of Heaven 10 which All
are invited
The guardian., 1951-09-15

Just look at the talent offered
by the joint committee of
Juanita Temple, and Massasoit
Lodge of Elks, for Friday, Sept.
81, at Bunker Attucks Hall, 1853
West Springfield st., Boston:
Mildred Jenkins Haughton, So
prano; Joenelle Bryant, con-
tralto; Cynthia Belgrave Jones,
reader. If l had space, I could
write a whole column about each
one of them, and not use up all
the encomium they deserve; but
it is not necessary, for almost
everyone knows them, and I am
simply reminding you of the
treat in store for you when you
go TO hear them. The Pops con-
cert feature is an added attrac-
ton.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

DR.. +. Havis Davis, former
pastor of Union Baptist Church,
Cambridge, will deliver an ad-
dress at Union Methodist Church
Boston, on Sunday, November IL
at $50 PM. This gifted and
dynamic speaker from Philsdel.
The guardian., 1951-09-15
nay BOSTON
BY yERITAs

There is Massachusetts law still the books that
states when ten kisses are bestowed upon maid by her boy
friend it is equivalent proposal Of marriage Until TINS
law is repealed Boson bachelors warned not to be 50
free with their kisses.
At last we are have group of citizens organized and
working in the interest Laurence Banks for reelection 70
the Boston CITY Council 1t is remarkable that Banks has
been so successful in his political fights with so little
organized support Laurence Banks dsproves the theory
that politician order to be successful must associate with
gangser frequent bar-rooms hand out bottles OF whiskey
and buy votes at 50 head There are few men in public
life like Laurence Banks.
It has been noted and commented upon that there are
quite few members of our race in Boston who own and
drive Cadillac automobiles New York banker recently
stated that no man had moral financial right to purchase
such car unless he nd of ten housnd dollars
year He further stated that such owner earning less
could not qualify in his bank for loan.
Boston society is bracing itself for the fall and winter
program of music dramatics and headline talent We have
lust shouted Bon Voyage and God Bless YOU to the great
10 Baker We anticipate saying, welcome My Dears to
the beautiful Lena Horne and Bosons Murel Kahn
And once again we can fingers from our noses
breathe the fresh air the cradle Of liberty since the exit
from our shores of the tainted Sparrow
MANY of us are disappointed that the lovely Pat Raney
not slated to appear Of the attractions CT the Big
Show" which opens in the Boston Garden September 2lst
Pat is certainly good to look at has excellent showmanshp
and would the box office receipts she were advertised
as the beautiful miss Boston" in the big Show The
hackers of the coming affair at the Garden may have
forgotten that Pats father is prominent figure IN the e
Of Boston
Even though this column tries to sing the praises OF
Boston one cannot help but be critical of the lack OF good
taste exhibited by many of the present crop OF Bosonans
They are not interested in organizing and meeting with any
group that has for purpose the art Of good conversation
the discussion of events exchange ot thought on
good music books and the drama Yet few decades ago
Young ladies the Chaminade club and members OF the
Greater Boston Club the Historical and Literary
Society The Columbia Gee Club under Prof Fred White
The Drury Opera Assn St Mark Musical Union and the
Victoria orchestra fourished hereabous its members en-
loved to the full the good taste and culture Of My Boston
Chuckle of the week The "Wacs" at Fort Devens are
complaining that some breaking the window of their
shower room The MP,s looking into it.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

The first general hospital for
in the world was estab-
lished in Boston in 1869. The
Children's Hospital, one of 25'
Red Feather hospitals in Metro
politan Boston, now leads the
world in medical and surgical
care for children.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

yourself. Just take them to the
office and watch the returns. If
you would like my advice on
them, bring them to me, and I
will do the best for the money
you are willing to spend. Bear
in mind that 100 per cent profit
on $1.00 is less than 100 per cent
profit on $500. What are you do
ing to help me in my list of
Coming Dates" to prevent
conflicts?
The guardian., 1951-09-15
DR.. T. HAVIS DAVIS
TO SPEAK IN BOSTON!

phia, Pa, after many years alb
sence. He will bring a message Of
great importance to Boston
people and will be happy to
greet his many friends in Great
er Boston.
Watch this paper for more
details later.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

the AME Zion Church. sailed
York the Ecumecal Conference which
BISHOP MARTIN Chc R. L. Salisbury
TAYLOR w LOWELL Charlotte NJ
W. A.
Wilmington N
FoGGIE Pittsburgh l. N
the
University
The guardian., 1951-09-15

Met Lewis Williams, baritone
extraordinary, and he tells me
he is about to wind up his local
activities for about six months,
and take a trip to Philly. He
looks well, sounds well, and I
predict that he will come back to
Boston with many new scalps
hanging at his belt. Good luck,
Lew.
The guardian., 1951-09-15
Mt. CoIvory Baptist Church
Observes 9Th Anniversary
1864 fremont ST., Boston
Rev. Morris E. Grady, Pastor

SUNDAY, Sept. %, at 900
PM, will be a Rally March.
The guardian., 1951-09-15
INMEMORLAM.
1850 1851
MARY SAYLES BROWN

MANY oAILES bhOWN
Always a silent heartache.
Many silent tear.
But always a beautiful memory.
OF one / loved so dear.
God gave me strength to bear l..
And courage to face the
blow.
But what it meant to lose you.
Mother
No one could ever know
Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by her Daughter.
LILLIAN M. CALDWELL
The guardian., 1951-09-15
O'Banyoun's
Observations

COMING DATES:
Sept. 81, 1851 - bridge Elks.
Sept. %, 1851 -B eauticians $
League.
Oct. IS, 1851 "A S. Coleridge =
Taylor Mus. Assn.
Oct. 10, 195l-Hal Demund.
Nov. 9, 1951-GUARDIAN'S 5Oth
Anniversary.
May %, 1952-Rhodes Opera.
1t is a good move to avoid
sitting in the leaders seats,
wearing the dress or uniform of
positions of responsibility, un-
less you have such distinction
forced upon you. If you have the
ability to become concert mas
ter, soloist, or similar outstand-
ing performer, you will usually
get to sit in the seats occupied by
such dignitaries. 1t is sad, indeed,
to see some folks, who have only
the desire as a qualification,
striving to occupy places for
which they are absolutely unfit.
/ know a choir member whose
voice is long gone, but who still
shows signs of wishing to be
considered the leading soprano,
and I feel pity for her, and for
the director who has to contend
with her. If directors would use
my system of grading, and seat
ing members according to their
and punctuality, they
would easily avoid that head
ache. Members make their own
records, and cannot
the director Of favoritism
if they do not get into the 'high
places. Try it, directorsl No
charge for this advice.
The guardian., 1951-09-15

There is Massachusetts law still on the books that
states when kisses bestowed upon maid by her Do
friend it equivalent to proposal Of marriage onti tnS
law is repealed Bosons bachelors warned not to De 50
free with their kisses
Evening star., 1951-06-06
Moran, 0'Dwyer' sPaI,
Named as 'Higher-Up'
In Shakedown Racket
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, June 6.-James
III. Moran. political protege of for
Imer Mayor William O'Dwyer, has
been identified in court as the
high official who obtained a
major portion" of an alleged
I$500, ,000-a-year f1re department
|shakedown racket.
Moran, a close friend OF Mr..
IO'Dwyer, was convicted in Fed
leral Court recently of lying before
the Senate Crime Committee.
Assistant District Attorney AL
fired j. Scotti named Moran in
General Sessions Court yesterday
at the op%1ing of the trial OF four
Iex-firemen indicted for extortion.
Named as "Higher-Up."
eve will show the bulk Of the
money went to a higher-up." M
IScotti said in a statement during
Questioning Of prospective jurors.
|"That higher-up is James j.
Moran"
Moran, former first deputy fire
commissioner, is not defendant.
The indictment charges that
during a three-year period the
-four former flremen forced fuel
oil equipment installers to pay to
lhave their work approved. "A
certain high official in the fire
department" eventually got a big
lpart of the money. the indictment
said.
| A prosecution spokesman said
Moran had not been indicted be-
cause corroborative evidence
Iagainst him was lacking.
Appealing Conviction.
Moran, so. is appealing his per-
Jury conviction, which involved
testimony about his relations with
a numbers racketeer.
In the repercussions to the
crime committee hearings, Moran
was forced out of $15.000-a-year
lifetime job as city water COM
missioner.
Mr.. O'Dwyer had appointed
Moran to this post just before he
left the Mayors Office to become
Ambassador to Mexico.
The former firemen on trial are
James F. Smith, So: James A.
Keohane. 81; James P. Digney,
so, and Harry c. Crew, 35.
A fifth defendant, Edward J..
Donnelly, pleaded guilty to the
charges Monday and is expected
to be prosecution witness in the
trial,
Evening star., 1951-06-06

that, for him to be q real dad,
he must share activities with his
boy. It's not nearly enough for
pop to supply Junior with mate
rial comforts" ;"
The boys said the seven fathers
named met the major specif1ca-
tions for real dad" as well as:
81. Firmness. A steady hand to
guide them on the right path.
"2. Understanding. An appreci-
Evening star., 1951-06-06
BY the As.oeIaieeI Press

NEW YORK. June 6.-Mem-
Ibers Of the Boys Clubs Of Amer
ica today announced selection oi
their "Favorite American Faith
ers" in seven fields:
Military - Gen. Matthew B
Ridgway.
Radio-Bob Hope.
Sports-Joe DiMaggio.
Government - Vice President
Barkley.
Television-Dan Seymour.
Judiciary-Chief Justice Vinson
Movies-Robert Young.
The selections-exclusive Of the
boys own dads, of course-were
announced by the clubs in con.
Inection with Fathers Day, June
IN.
The announcement said thu
boys decided that "a dad whit
won't go fishing or play ball witt
his son isn't worth his weight II
lfatherhood."
'The boys" the clubs said, "wer,
overwhelmingly Of the sentimen
Evening star., 1951-06-06
DouqIus Wins Custody

LOS ANGELES, June 6 P.-
Donald w. Douglas, jr., son of
the airplane-maker. has been
awarded legal custody of his two
daughters. Mr.. Douglas had ac-
cused his former wife, Mrs. Molly
Douglas. OF being an unfit parent
on the ground she drank to excess.
She had been given custody at
the time Of the divorce two years
Evening star., 1951-06-06

alton OF the fact that boys think
differently than adults; that
sometimes a boy would rather
play with his friends than do
chores.
"3. Sense of humor. An ability
to laugh if the window is broken
by a baseball.
q. Companionship. Giving the
boy a feeling that, come what
may, he's got a real friend in
dad"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

tenyksciuose kraStuose gelezinkeliu tinkla.
Vyravo nuomone anuo metu, jog vandens
keliai jau yra galutinai nurasyti istorija
Bet ivyko atvirksciai: juo pletesi gelezinkeliu
tinklas ir gerejo keliai tue labiau gyvejo
ukis ir tue labiau tie keliai bUdavo apkrauna-
mi. Greit buvo pastebeta, jog vandens keliai
gelezinkeliams ne tik nera konkurencija, bet
atvrksciai, labai vykes abipusis papildymas
Tada vel is naujo sugrlzta prie vandens ke-
liu tinklo pletimo ir kaip tik tada visa Va
karu Europa isugde vidaus vandens keus
Xxi nuostabaus pajegumo siandien ten vi
sails paupiais randame ir gelezinkelius.
Yra prekiu, kurios nepakencia upiu
transporto, reikalaudamas greito pervezimo,
ir cia gelezinkelis nepakeiciamas; yra vel
prekiu, kurios del savo masiskumo nepaken-
cia gelezinkelio, kurio tarifai niekad negali
butt toki zemi, kaip vandens kelio; yra ir
tokiu prekiu, kurios gall butt transportuo-
jamos ir vienu ir kitu keliu, nedaug teatsi-
Elephant ju kama: tai negendancios, bet
brangios prekes, kaip ivairios masinos ir kt.
Prekybiniams laivams, kaip juriniams
taip ir upiniams, su vidutiniu greiciu 1912
mazgu (apie 20 KIN per valanda), santykis
tarp visuotinio pasipriesinimo judesiui ir
judancios priemones svorio yra 800. Pa
krauto laivo isspausto vandens svoris (de-
placementas) sutinka su wanna tonomis
apytikriai kaip 20:15, tokiu budu santykis
tarp pasipriesinimo ir naudingo krovinio yra
] 1915. Gelezinkelyje tas pats santykis yra
1:1OO. Prisimenant gelezinkeliQ irengimQ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

Yra pasirodes vadovelis, pran-
clzu kalba, kuriame vaizduoja-
mos svetimu krastu ypatybes
bel paprociai. Ypatingai verta
atkreipti demesi j bendrasias
taisykles, kurios visuose kras-
tuose yra tos pacios.
Svetimsaliai, raso toj knygoj
nesudaro sau pavojaus, jeigu ta
krasta, kuriame iis, vadina ypa-
tingai svarbiu ir didingu. Ge-
riausia bus, jeigu jo nuomone,
sis krastas yra stipriausias, di-
dziausias ir turtingiausias vi
same pasaulyje. Kur bebutum,
patartina apie kaimynini krasta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28
TDuI A ADlC KAUNAS KLAIPEDA,
11\1\/ NVu ~ KARALIAUCIUS
P. Mazeika

naudojamas laivininkystei Xxi Panevezio.
Viena kita amziu anksciau Lietuvos upes bu-
vo vandeningsenes nei dabar, nes buvo daug
giriu If pelkiu, kuros gausiau tas upes mai
tino Taciau dabar turime ujoviskas upiu
reguliavimo ir kanalizacijos priemones, ku-
rios padaro vandens kelius ir per kalnus
Nevezio tansporto kelio praiginimas Xxi Pa
nevezio nesudaro dideiu sunkumu hidrogra-
finiu statybiniu atzvilgiu Lygiai mazai
sunkumu tesudaro ir kelio prailginimas Xxi
Rygos ilankos, sujungiant Newell ties Pa
nevezu SUI Musos intaku Leveniu Perkasas
butu apie 10 KIN, toliau tektu kanaizuoti
Leveni ir Musa, kuri yra vandeningos Liel-
upes tasa. Lielupe ddoki juru LAVAL Xxi
700 BRIT plaukia Xxi Jelgavos. Sis kelias bu-
tn labai naudingas visai vidurinei ir siaur-
nei Lietuvai, Kauna ir Vilniu priartintu
vandens keliu prie Rygos bent keturiais SIM
tais kilometrQ.
Nevezio ir Lielupes kryptis yra mazdaug
lygiagreti su Kauno - Siauliu - Rygos ge-
lezinkeliu ir pirmu zvilgsniu gall atrodyti,
kad tas vandens kelias sudarytu tik nerei-
kalinga konkurencija, tam gelezinkeliui. Taip
buvo galvojama visoj Europoj isausus gele
zinkeliu erai ir karstligiskai pleciant visuose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

. Lietuviu Tautosakos lobynui,
kuri redaguoja ir leidzia DIR. j.
Balys, atsiusta dvi garbes pre-
numeratos (po 20 dol.) is Wa
terbury, Conn. Prenumeratoriai
yra Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
skyrius N. 5. ir Amerikos Lietu-
viu Tautines Sajungos skyrius
Mr.. 3. "Lobynas" netrukus att
duodamas spausdinti.
. Lietuvybes islaikymo tarny-
ba Vlike paskelbe konkursa pa
rasyti jaunimo teatrui scenos
veikala.
. Vokietijos Lietuviu Bendruo-
menes Centre Valdyba isleidzia
A. Giedriaus paruosta lietuvis-
ku pasaku rinkini "Tevu pasa-
kos". Rinkini iliustravo dali. j.
Kaminskas.
. Juozas Kazickas, prizes ket-
verius metus atvkes j Amerika,
Yale universitete gavo ekonoml-
jos daktaro laipsni.
- Baltijos juroje dabar plaukio-
ia du dideli JAW Sarvuociai -
missouri" ir wisconsin Su
jais plaukioja ir visa ellie mazes-
niu laivu.
. Balfo igaliotinis Vokietijoje,
prizes isvykdamas j JAW, lankesl
Italijoje. Birzelio % d. is La
Havre uosto (Prancuzijoje) is
plauke j JAW.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

Pirmasis tu svarbiuju Nemuno intaku
yra Neris. Kick 81 upe yra verta daryti tin
kama plaukioti laivams augsciau Vilniaus,
maza terra duomenu, bet to ir svarba nera
didel6. Tacau nedaug reikia sakyti Neries,
kaip vandens kelio, reiksmei issiaiskinti
tarp Kauno ir Vilniaus. Nors Vilnaus pra-
none ir nemaza, taciau kaip miesto, paski-
raj palikto, il ten vargiai beturetu gaimy
bes pletotis Visai kitos perspektyvos jo
laukia, kap Lietuvos sostines. Su tue neis-
vengiamai bus suristas zymus gyventoju
skaiciaus augimas, pramones pletojimasis,
statyba, kartu ir nuolatinis padidintas ma
siniu medziagu suvartojimas. Suprantama,
kad tokios apimties miestui ir jo pletojimuisi
pigus vandens kelias yra kapitalines reiks-
mes ir vienas is pirmuju Vilniaus atstatymo
darbu turetu butt Neries sureguliavimas lr
pilnas pritaikymas laivininkystei.
Nevezis yra antrasis Nemuno svarbiqJu
intakQ. Jau prizes paskutinijl kara buvo pra-
deti Nevezio sureguliavimo darbai, tikslu pa
padaryti j laivams plaukioti tinkamu pir-
miausia Xxi Kedainu, mes issipletes cukriniu
runkeliu auginimas reikalavo 81 vandens ke-
lia ijungti apyvarta. Senovej Nevezis buvo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

Knos dktatorus Mao prima dovana Tbeto kura ekla
kas ktas kap vadnamass Panchen Lama tai kim konu
nsq zno bernukas naudoama kap atsagnis Buddos
sknmas, kuriuo rekalu esant buu galima pekes
Dalai Lama uo arpu pakemas atrodo komuistams dar
nerekalngas, kadang dabarns Dalai Lama kriau jo dar
nesavaankaus vaikezo gobea pasode sukabamas Ii
betas ya pasdave Knos komunst valdzon pasenkndaas
svrsine savivada tai Dalai Lamos vados vietinuose
reikauose formau pakmu Grecausiai tap neiga epask
ateis greiciau nei kas tena ks
kaip koks nesuakomas tvanas r gsone beto vaka esa
abai savotska r svemms bevek nesuprantama) isnyks
grecausia drauge jos paakyojais Jau dabar Dalai
Lama ureo sukt kad ete gaetp apsgyven r komunistu
globejamasis skunusio Buddos Panchen
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-28

pasiekti tame kraste, kuriame
jis tue metu yra. Yra taktiSka
leisti suprasti, kad ta krasta ir
jo gyventojus, nors tik plato
niskai, bet nuosirdziai myli. Mes
yra zinoma, kad jokia tauta ne
myli kitos tautos, taciau kitu
megiama ir vertinama nori butt
kiekviena.
Vieno taciau jocks svetimsalis
neturi pamirsti: "nerasyk ME
kad apie krasta, kuri dar ma
mai kada nors grizti". - pata-
ria ia knyga.