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NSOIltIuucu CTOIu rage A-13.D
lead. When they went 80 yards
for third score-two passes from
Baugh to Bones Taylor ending the
spree-the Rams were fighting in
a lost cause. 1t was 21-7 at the
half.
Dudley's 23-yard field goal early
in the third period was an i'm
portant factor in the outcome.
After it sailed over the crossbar,
the Rams needed three touch
downs to win. and they didn't look
good enough to make three. When
the Redskins turned an inter-
Icepted pass into another touch
down to make it 31-7, the Rams
were finished.
Waterfield threw a 3-yard pass
to Crazy Legs Hirsch for the
visitors second touchdown and
followed with a 28-yard strike to
Bob Boyd, but it was wasted ef-
fort.
RAMS.
Left ends-Fears. Keane. Brink. Boyd
Lett tackles-simenson. Toogood. Wink
Left guard-Daugherty. Finlay. West.
Senter-McLaughlin, Reid Paul.
Right guardS-Lange THOMPSON
Right tackles-Dahms Collier. Halli-
Right ends--Hirsch. Robustelli
u ouarterbacks-Waterfeld, Van Brock
7 Left hall. backs-Davis. Williams.
Lewis. -.
! Fullbacks-Towler. Hoerner. Younger.
/ REDSKINS
| Left ends-Taylor.. Yowarsky. PEBBLES
Lefs A suaTdssieaer ksafss sadaezeNsk Ssaspn
/ Centers-Dcmao, Ulinski Rcca
Right guards-Witucki, Brown.
! Right tackles-Lipscomb, Pepper. Hen
drcn.
i Right ends-Brito Tereshinski.
I Quarterbacks-Baugh, Salem. Gilmer
| Left half backs-Dudley. Papit. Dwyer
Right half backs-Heath. Thomas
Full backs-Goode Drazenovich. Buk-
Sar.
ksshinsson kGs hnfe1s' --- ! q % % l6d-SS11
Los Angeles scoring: touchdowns. vii
Conversions, Waterfeld B.
i Washington scoring: tonchdowns. Goode
.: Taylor Dudley.
/ Conversions, Dudley 4.
Il Field goal. Dudley.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Charles County Victor
In Soccer Leoque Come

Charles County trimmed Mary
land Sports Club. 80. in a WASH
ington and Suburban Soccer
League game yesterday, with
George Hicks and Bob Gray each
scoring three goals.
The other game was won by the
Myron Cowell team over Marlboro,
81.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
GiumuIvu and Horum
Capture Net Titles
BY the A,soeioied Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Sam
Giamalva of Houston and David
Harum of Coral Gables. Fla, won
the singles championships of their
respective divisions yesterday as
the national junior and boys in
door tennis tournament closed up
shop.
Giamalva defeated Gerald Par
chute of Hamtramck. Mich,
l1-9, 6-3, Ga. Harum turned
back Dale Anderson Of Shawnee,
Okla, 6-3, IS.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
ChicIe Plans Comeback

MIAMI (P,.-The South Ameri-
can race horse. Chicle II, has
shown considerable improvements
after respiratory operation, and
is being prepared for a comeback
this winter on Hialeah's grass
course.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Clipper Smith Resigns
As Lufuyette Coach
RY the Associnted Press

EASTON, Pa. Nov. 26.-Clip-
per Smith has resigned as head
football coach at Lafayette Col
lege, Athletic Director William H
Anderson announced today.
Anderson said Smith. Lafayette
coach for the last three years
asked the college not to renew
his contract. He said Smith had
no immediate plans, other than
to return to his home in Cali
fornia. Lafayette won only one
of eight games this season.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Doesn't Want to Manage Again.
lsbeII Youngest Coach

Cecil Isbell, backfield coach of
the Chicago Cardinals, was the
youngest head coach in Fro foot
ball when he was top man for the
Baltimore Colts in 1947. Cecil was
80 years old at the time.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
LITTLE SPORT
By MerreII WhittIesey

Coach Art (Pappy' Lewis of
West Virginia was discussing
Maryland's football team after the
SAT- rout OF his Mountaineers
Saturday.
In addition to the usual state
ments OF great team, we'll
coached" etc. Lewis pointed to
Tatum and said, big Jim is a
lucky devil.
There's a man who went
through an entire season without
a player injured. Where have you
seen a team that didn't get a man
hurt at sometime in the season?
We know, we were watching
Maryland throughout, and it
didn't lose a man"
Trainer Duke Wyre was stand
ing nearby and proudly said that
was right. Co-captain Dave
Cianelli missed a couple of games
early in the season, but he could
have been use'' if needed.
Tatum is crossing his fingers
that his luck holds out during
practice for the Sugar Bowl.
The West Virginia coach said
ne was overmatched but would
like to play Maryland again with
both teams using only freshmen
and sophomores.
You've been there two years,
Tatum has been at Maryland
i've West Virginia assistant
added. defending his boss. Give
us five years and 1t will be diff
ferent story"
West Virginia had 19 freshmen
on its squad. Maryland used only
three all season. Joe Horning
Lynn Beightol and Dick Bielski.
Statistics show Maryland out
gained its opponents almost two
yards to one and threw ITO fewer
passes than the opposition.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Ldkers Lead in West
After Sixth Victory
In Row in Cage Loop
BY the Assoeiated Press

The Minneapolis Lakers. sailing
along or six-game winning
streak. have taken over the lead
in the Western Division of the
National Basketball Association.
Coming from behind with a 23-
point scoring squirt in the third
period, Minneapolis downed In
dianapolis. 81 = 73, yesterday.
George Mikan led the winners
with 81 points.
The Rochester Royals bowed to
the Milwaukee Hawks. 1918, and
dropped to second place.
The Boston Celtics and the
Syracuse National, both went over
the century scoring mark and re-
mained tied for first place in the
Eastern Division.
The Celtics registered over 100
points for the third time in their
last four games as they whipped
AA41o0S4Pll401l 4UO-OO.
Syracuse, connecting on 80 of
68 field goal attempts, routed New
York, 100-73.
The Fort Wayne Pistons blasted
the Baltimore Bullets, 1866, to
snap a f1ve-game losing streak.
The standings:
WESTERN DIVISION
w L. Pct. W L. Pct
Minneapolis 3 .721 Milwaukee 3 8 213
Rochester .636 Fl. Wayne 3 9 $50
Ind apolis 5 T Ar
EASTERN DIVISION
w. L. Pct. W L. Pct
Sssssn'' sossen SIS sis Bsifsmor. Baia $5t $5t
New York 500
Yesterdays Results.
Boston. 103 Philadelphia SIS.
Syracuse. 100; New York, T3
Fort Wayne, 80; Baltimore, 66.
Minneapolis, 50; Indianapolis 73.
Milwaukee, rs; Rochester. 73.
Today's Schedule.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
and AFT
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

Potomac River sailors have
proved again that they are just
about the best small-boat skip
pers YOU could find anywhere in
the broad Chesapeake Bay coun-
try. OF the II high-point trophies
to be awarded by the Chesapeake
Bay Yacht Racing Association
next month to shippers of One
design classes. four will 60 to
Washington helmsmen.
Writ A. Gill again takes the
Penguin Glass trophy with his
boat Flirt: Frank Marquardt and
his White Shadow. Thistle Glass
prize, and Charlie Dills in Barna-
Gle II. Snipe class. All hail from
Columbia Yacht Club and race
regularly with the Potomac River
Sailing Association The fourth
is John Allen. who sails his Ches-
apeake Is. named Lois II, out of
Fairhaven (MdD Sailing Club.
| Other high point leaders for
1851 are Normand Owens Fam
dango. cruising division: T. How
ard Jones Mary E., racing divi-
sion; Eric Neitsch's Lover. Deltas;
Barclay Trippe's March Hare
Stars: Delbert Zang's Shamrock,
Chesapeake 20s; Charlie Lyon. jr. S
Kate II, Comets; Herman Hens
chen's Kibitzer. Lightnings: Bob
by Harrell's Windrider II. Hamp-
tons: Pete Gels Opus II, Ma
tionals. and Charles Coupland's S
Skat Kat. Moths. All but Coup
land. who is from Norfolk. hail
from the upper Chesapeake.
For the first time. prizes also
will be awarded in the various
classes of the cruising division
johnson Grymes' Folly wins the
Glass A; Fandango, the Bs; and
w. P. Sellers Taku. from Norfolk
the Cs.
i Region 4 OF the American Power
Boat Association. which takes in
i Washington. will be run by Vir-
Iginians for the most part during
the next year. At the recent an
nual elections in Norfolk. power
boat drivers elected Red Peatross
of Richmond as chairman. Red
is a well-known outboard driver
who has staged a number of Sue
cessful regattas in that State.
Vice chairman is Jerry Powell
Richmond inboard ace; J. B.
Broaddus. Fredericksburg. secre-
tary, and Nick Allen, Hilton VIII
4 lage, treasurer. Carl Breland
Solomons (MdD outboarder, is de-
putty commissioner for stock utility
outboards.
Here are the top three shippers
in each class who raced this fall
in the Potomac River Sailing AS
ISOLATION series: Penguins-Len
Penso. Whirt Gill and Edward
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Bailey; Thistles-Jack Smith, Ed
gar Hoyt and Frank Greenman:
Chesapeake 20s-Karl Statter,
Richard Dent and Eliot Wells;
Litghnings-Robert Heinl, Joe
Kraft and May Robinson; Comets
Lekson. Karl Gerhard
and Bobbie Orme; Snipes-Robert
Busby. William Rushlow and John
Roseborough.
Only one skipper qualified in
each of the Hampton and Handi-
cap classes. Les Schneiter will re-
ceive the top prize in the Hamp-
tons and John Mcdonald in the
Handicaps. Penso, incidentally,
made the highest percentage of
any skipper in the series-0.912.
Capital Power Boat Association
holds its annual meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in Corinthian
Yacht Club. Retiring Commodore
Aubrey Thacker will preside.
Friday. Fleet so of the Light
ming Glass Association will hold
elections at 8 pm, in Washington
Sailing Marina.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Maryland showed a glaring de-
fensive weakness which heretofore
has been overlooked. The Terps'
opponents kicked eight of nine
extra points. with George Wash
ington the only team to miss a
point-after touchdown.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Conference Standings
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE.
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE.
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE.

Southern California has one more non
conference game-versus Notre Dame De-
nhar
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Here are the top three shippers
in each class who raced this fall
in the Potomac River Sailing AS
sociation series: Penguins-Len
Penso. Whirt Gill and Edward
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Johnny Scarbath fell one pass
shy Of topping the 500 mark in
compilations. Going into the West
Evening star., 1951-11-26
IVY LEAGUE.
BORDER CONFERENCE.

Only remaining game is Arizona vs. Uni
yersity Of Hawaii at Honolulu. Decem-
Der 81.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Statistics show Maryland out
gained its opponents almost two
yards to one and threw ITO fewer
passes than the opposition.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

The ModzeleWski brothers Wis
ted Coach Tatums home Satur-
Evening star., 1951-11-26
SKYLINE CONFERENCE.


tAll have finished season except Nev
Mexico Utah State, which play Decem
Der IL
, 1951-08-03
SPORTS


tin and Gene Woodling. The
Yanks committed three errors.
PHILADELPHIA: Centerfielder
Jim Busby stepped to the plate
in the 10th inning of a White Sox-
Athletics contest with two men
down and the sacks clear, and ca
romed a Joe Coleman pitch into
the seats to give the White Sox a
4-3 victory. Earlier Gus Zernial
had homered for the AS. Randy
Gumpert was the winner.
WASHINGTON: The Indians
wasted no time in knocking off
the Washington Senators. Steve
Gromek pitched a four-hitter,
besting Bob P%oterfeld, So. Larry
Dolby whaled a tremendous drive
clean over the centerield wall, the
first homer to be hit in that spot
since the Bambino walloped one
in 1923.
PITTSBURGH: The Dodgers
bounced back on the Pirates, and
with Carl Erskine registering his
18th victory and Pee Wee Reese
slamming a first inning 2-run
homer defeated the BUGS, 1913.
The Dodgers banged IA hits to the
Pirates 9. Catcher Joe Garagiola
homered for the Forbes Fielders
in the 9Th. The loser was starter
Bob Friend.
Other Results:
Cubs 6, Giants 3. Winner: Bob
Rush. Loser: Sheldon Jones
Homer: Ransom Jackson Cubs
Phllies 7, Reds 5. Winner: Boz
Miller. Loser: Herman Wehmier,
Homer:C Connie Ryan (Reds)
, 1951-08-03
MRS. EDNA

Thomas and interviewer for
the Office in St. Croix, and ap-
pointments to these positions
are expected to be made with
in the next few weeks.
Mrs. Scott will spend the
month of August primarily in
or~ientation work and it is
planned that she as well as the
interviewers will take orienta-
ton courses in Puerto Rico
during August. Late in August
or early in September Mrs.
Scott is expected to go to the
United States to observe EN-
ployment Service operations
there before formally opening
up the Virgin Islands offices.
, 1951-08-03
CARD Of THANKS

The relatives Of the late
Joseph H. Francis, those on
the mainland as well as in
St. Croix, through this me-
dunn thank the many friends
on the mainland and in Saint
for their expressions Of
sympathy shown us upon the
death Of our beloved father.
The Francis Family.
, 1951-08-03
GOVERNOR

ference to salaried appoint
ments in the office of Civil
Defense, the Governor pointed
out that he could not agree
with the elimination of this
item at the present time.
Furthermore, the Governor
stated that he had advised the
I ouncil when the budget was
proved that there were de-
fciencies in the st. Croix Eud-
1et totaling approximately
$4,000 which should be met
from savings in certain items
and that the Council has taken
no action to provide for these
urgent deficiencies.
Governor de Castro also.
said that the budget violates a
Legislative A 5 Sc mbly law
which requires equal sharing
of expenses of the Tourist De
velopment Board by both mu-
inequalities. He also addressed
a letter to the Chairman Of the
Council taking exception to
the language in the recent bud
get amendment which appears
to authorize a per diem of $40.
for mornhers of the Organic
COMMITTEE travelling from ST.
Croix to St. Thomas. Pointing!
out that there is a law which
fixes such a per diem at $40.
, 1951-08-03

for members of committees of
the Councils or Legislative AS
sembly, the Governor asked
for amendatory legislative ac-
ton in connection with the
budget amendment as prompt
" as possible, stating tina the
travel allowance Of $40. per
diem for travel from st Croix
to St. Thomas or visa versa is
excess and unwarranted.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
LIETUVISKUMO KLAUSIMAIS

paskende savo sielos didybeje
neranda nei prasmes nei reikalo
ne tik stipriai jausti, bet ir da-
lyvauti placiame lietuviskos veik-
los gyvenime.
Taciau, jeigu visi jaunieji lie
tuviai sugebetu gyventi gilesne
lietuviskumo dvasia, jeigu jie
jaustu, kad bet koks abejingu-
mas lietuviskiems reikalams yra
pirmutinis laiptas j nutautima,
Jeigu jie .suprastu, kad dabar-
tiniu metu atitrukimas nuo visu
lietuviskq reikalu ir lyg nekal
tas uzsidarymas savo individual
lybeje yra nusikaltimas savo
tautai, jie negaletu taip gyventi.
Jie tada zinotu, ka veikti, kaip
tautini nusiteikima darbais is
ryskinti, nes jie noretu veikti.
% tue tarpu taip, kaip visas
gyvenimas eina pirmyn, eina
pirmyn ir j sviesesne ateiti ir
pavergtos Lietuvos reikalai. ST.
tai ateiciai dirba daugelis lie
tuviQ, tai dirba ir aktyvusis lie
tuviskasis jaunimas ivairiais
darbais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
DVI DlENOS
FRANCES AMBROSE

Savaiteje yra dvi dienos del
kuriQ mes neturetumeme nieka-
da sielotis, dvi nerupestingos
dienos, kurios turetu butt sven
tai laisvos nuo baimes ir nuo
rupesciu:
Viena is tu dienu yra vakar
diena. Vakarykscia diena su sa.
vo rupesciais ir apmaudu, su vi.
sais savo skausmais ir kenteji.
mu, su savo kaltemis, klaidomis
ir paklydimais = praejusi diens
= negrazinamai istirpusi ami.
nybeje. q.
Antra diena, del kurios mes
neturetumeme grauztis yra ry.
tojus. Rytojaus diena su viso-
mis- galimomis priesingybemis,
su savo kryziais ir pavojais, -
turtingais pazadais n vargingu
lspildymu, SUI savo nepasiseki
mais ir klaidomis, kaip ir jos
mirusi sesuo vakar diena - yrs
toll anapus.
NUNS yra palikta tiktai viens
diena savaiteje - tiktai Sian
dien. Betkuris vyras gall kovot
sios dienos kova. Betkuri moteris
gall pakelti tiktai vienos dienos
nasta. Kiekvienas vyras gall at
sispirti sios dienos pagundai.
Tiktai kai mes pridedame mas
tas tu dvieju baisiu amzinybil
= vakar ir rytojaus - nastas
kad tik galingasis Dievas gall
islaikyti - mes paluztame. Ia
nera tik sios dienos patyrimas
kuris stumia vyrus j beprotybe
= tai yra refleksas vakaryks.
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Nors Aldute ir prizadejo butt
gera ir paklusni mergaite, taciau
dabar, suzinojusi, kad jos tevas
mires ir kad il nei cia nei kitur
daugiau jau jo nebepamatys, ne
nusiramino. Buvo gera, kaip ir
visuomet paklusni, bet nelinks-
ma ir sumanymo kada nors pa
begti is prieglaudos neismete is
savo galvos. Pirma il norejo beg
tt jieskoti savo tevo, dabar
surname kaip nors parvaziuoti
namo j Lietuva, j VilniQ, pas sa-
vo kriksto mama. Kur toji Lie
tuva, kur tas Vilnius ir kaip j
pasiekti, naslaite nezinojo; Ii
nojo tik tick, kad Lietuva ir Vii
MUS toll, labai toll, tenai, toje
puseje, kur ryto devinta valan-
d. esti saule, kaip jai kadaise
aiskino ir rode is Martiliu buto
tevas. zinojo, kad pesciai Vii
niaus pasiekti negalima, o kad
reikia vaziuoti traukiniu, pasi-
emus bilieta.
= Kai didesnes mergytes iseida-
vo j mokykla ir kai laikrodis ro-
dydavo devynias, Aldute stove
davo prie Tango ir, stengdamosi
susilaikyti nuo asaru, ziuredavo
j saule ir j kalnus, uz kuriu buvo
Lietuva.
Pirmiau ir il drauge su kito-
mis- didesnemis mergaitemis uz-
lipdavo ant prieglaudos nanny
stogo, kur jos visos pabegiodavo,
graziai pazaisdavo, pakvepuoda-
vo grynu oru ir pasigeredavo re-
giniais jura ir kalnus; dabar gi
naslaitelei grieztai buvo uzdrau-
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sta ten laipioti. Taip pat niekas
nebesivede jos nei j baznycia
nei j aiksteles, tik leisdavo pa.
begioti po prieglaudos kiema il
po sodeli.
Sesui Katerina mylejo Aldu.
te po senovei ir jos gailejo, bet
jos meile naslaitei buvo salta,
Uzjaute ja ir kitos seserys ir
prizilretojos, bet Wis delto bi-
jojo, kad naslaite is nusiminimo
neisrestu JOINS naujo kokio spo-
so.
Ypac pamilo Aldute ir prie jos
prisiriso Margarita. il ne tik
globojo ir rupinosi ia, bet, ME-
kan nezinant, kas rytas vakaras
kalbejo ir uz jos tevo vele po-
terius.
karta Aldute stovejo prie Ian
go ir apsiasarojusi zilrejo kali
nus. Prize jos priejo Margarita
ir apkabinusi pabuciavo. Aldu-
tel dar labiau suspaude sirdi ir
il parode Margaritai, kad ten
uz tu kalnu esanti Lietuva ir
Vilnius, kur gyvenanti jos kriks-
to motina ir kad il norinti pas
ja. Nors Margarita buvo dvejais
metals uz ja vyresne ir buvo jau
.antrame mokyklos skyriuje, bet
apie geographic dar mazai nusi-
name. Daugiau il zinojo apie Ma
dona, apie sventuosius, angelo
lius, apie pragara ir dangu, bet
ne apie tai, kas yra uz tu kalnu
zinojo Margarita, kad il - pa.
mestinuke is Savojos, bet kur
uz kuriu kalnu toji Savoja, ne.
| zinojo. ,....,,
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~ II

statytos gyvenime tam tikros
zmogaus elgesio formos ir jau
nuo pat mazu dienu seimoje ir
mokykloje vaikai yra mokomi
mandagumo taisykliq. Del tam
tikru priezasciu jq naturaliai
neigije vaikysteje ir jaunysteje,
paprastai yra vadinami zmone-
mis-, neturejusiais tvarkingo
auklejimo.
Bet kas gi yra mandagumas ?
Argi tai tik mokejimas graziai
elgtis? Aisku, kad mandagu
zmogq isskirsime nuo nemanda-
gaus, stebedami jo laikysena.
Bet tai tik labai pavirsutinis
sprendimas apie zmogu. Mes
daznai sutinkame netgi perdaug
paslaugiu ir saldziai patarnau-
janciq tik tol, kol tie patarnavi-
mai menki menkuteliai. Manda-
gumas gill ir prasminga dorybe
yra tiktai tada, kai jis yra nuo-
sirdus. Del to mandagumas ne
isorinis elgesys, bet vidaus nu-
siteikimo dalykas, tai yra mel
lie zmogui, noras kitam padeti
ir sugebejimas save uzmirsti.
Tx toks yra tikrasis mandagu-
mas. Jis liepia meiliai sveikintis,
patarnauti, nusisypsoti, pagel-
beti, pavaisinti, ne del to, kad
patiktum ar itiktum, bet del
nuosirdaus jausmo, kuri mes
privalome ugdyti savyje kitam
zmogui.
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WESNIA IS SIAUREs
Etraulka is A. Vienuolio apysakos

Aldutes prisipazinimas, kad uz
situ kalnp Lietuva, kad ten gy-
venanti jos kriksto motina, pa
mestinuke labai sudomino. il,
kaip nepazino savo motinos, taip
ne karto nemate ir savo kriksto
motinos, nors zinojo jos varda ir
svajojo ja pamatyti. JOS kriksto
motina buvo atsitiktinai pakvie-
sta viena skalbeja Carmela, 0
kriksto tevas prieglaudos nanny
sargas. Bet kur dabar jie abu,
Margarita nezinojo.
- Aldona, o Savoja ar toll
nuo sitq kalnu? - pagalvojusi
paklause Margarita
- Netoli, visiskai netoli: va
uz sitQ IT,. ir Aldute parode
ranka uz kuriu kalnu yra Savoja.
% tn kelia zinai per kalnus?
- zinau: reikia vaziuoti trau-
kiniu, daug kartu po zememis
vaziuoti, per toki ilga tilta, o
uz to tito tuoj ir Lietuva ir Vii
MUS 80.
- O Savoja kur?
- Savoja?! Savoja trupuciu-
ka toliau, va uz sitp kalnu ir
visai netoli nuo Vilniaus.
% tn ar buvai Savojoj?
- Kriksto motina buvo; il ir
Savojoj buvo, ir Maskvoj bu-
vo... Mano kriksto MOCHA vi
sur buvo.
- Ar tavo kriksto MOCHA ge-
ra?
Labai gera; name labai
myli.
- Aldona, o tavo kriksto mo-
cia ar surastu mano mama ir
mano teti
- Surastu, - il Savojoj bu-
Vo. asiaa
- Aldona, o jei mes abb pa
begtume pas tavo kriksto mo-
tina, ar il name priimtu, atgal
j prieglauda neisvarytu?
- Neisvarytu, - mano kriks-
to motina labai gera.
- 0 jei il names nepriimtu?
- PriimtQ, mano kriksto mo-
tina labai gera, - ir Aldute
pradejo verkti.
- Ir j prieglauda atgal neis-
varytu, sakai?
- Ne, - verke Aldute, tik-
raj nezinodama, kaip butu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

rasymai nera nei istesti nei nuo-
bodus. Jie = tik lyriskai roman
tiskas fonas, tam tikromis spal-
vomis ir nuotaikomis apsupas
veikejus. "The River Road" pra-
sideda tick patti intrygos uzuo-
mazga, tick fonas didingai ir
majestotiskai, kaip patti upe, ga
lingai metanti bangas j vande-
nyna, kaip vingiuotas paupio
kelias -. Praeitis naturaliai ir
gyvai sugrizta ir atsikuria ;.
Lengva suprasti personally dva-
sine busena ir, kas svarbiausiai,
juos pamegti, pamilti ir patel
|sinti net nepateisinamuose veiks-
muose.
Galima butu dar daug rasyti
apie ta temomis taip turtinga ir
turininga rasytoja. Taciau
NUNS, ateiviams, ypatingai
items, kurie domisi sito NUNS
dar taip svetimo krasto kultl-
riniu veidu, Frances Parkison
Keyes kuryba turetu butt vie
mas is tu saltiniq, kurie savo
turtinga ivairiaspalve versme
duotu NUNS progos pazinti anne
rikieti ne toki, koki mes isivaiz-
duojame stovinti prie masinos
fabrike robota ar bejausmi ploks-
cia ir be tradiciju padara. Ji pa
rodo amerikiecio tokia pat kom-
plikuota siela, kuri yra nuosta-
biai panasi j musu paciu; il pa
rodo zmones su visomis ydomis,
pavydu, gobsumu; il parodo jo
gerasias puses ir isbaigia jo
asmenybe, kuri is kiekvieno pus-
lapio kalba j mus ir vesti veda
uz ranko per turtingas, NUNS
.dar nepazintas plotmes.
Be abejo, il toll grazu nera
vertinama kaip Americas kla-
sike ir nera pasiekusi tos augs-
tumos, kuria pasieke JOSH Stein
beck ar Mitchell. Taciau il yra
tipinga teigiama ir augsto kul-
turinio lygio rasytoja.,
A. Balasaitien8