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COLLINS

Sunday, April 22nd, Lodge No. 444,
with Mrs. Eula Berkhalter as presi-
dent, gave an H. B. A. Rally at Ma
cadonia Baptist Church. A wonder
full program was rendered by visit
ing lodges. Those who were present
were as follows: Mr.. Charlie Bowens,
No 262, Jayess; Mrs. Ulden Barnes,
No 304, Taylorsville; and Mr.. Sam
Flowers, No. 456, Collins. Interest
ing talks were given by Rev. w. L.
Gates, Prof. Smith, Prof. w. L. Wal
ker, w. c. Boykins, nd Sedan.
Money raised, $51.15. Three new
members were added to the lodge.
After the program, a delicious din
ner was served to all
Mrs. Eula Berkhalter, President
Annie A.. Stewart, Secretary.
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The following leaders and their
co-workers have been appointed to
add 86 members each in the H. B.
A. Crusade which will terminate in
the Convention.
Some Of the leaders have begun
sending in new members already,
however, we are not publishing the
number each leader has as this is a
rivalry among the IL lead
ers.
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m sH1RnY nwn

I'm confused.
I On one hand, l read in the news
columns that the nations defense
manpower shortage can only be
solved by attracting women back
to the production lines.
And then, often in the same issue
| read of the imposition of new
restrictions on the uses of metals
which go into the production of
such household appliances as wash
ing machines.
It's here that | get thoroughly
confused.
\ 1t seems contradictory to say two ;
men, come join the defense produc,
The echo., 1951-05-15

Tours on the assembly line.
A homemaker's first responsi-
'llty is to her family Not only
lust she feed it, but she must sc1
that its clothing and housing ),
clean, For most of us that rnenn3
Using the washing machine, an ar
lIlance which long, long ago lef.
the luxury class and became ono
ii the homes absolute necessities
severely limit the OUTPUT Of wash
ing machines and what hs9pens ,
! For one, many Thousands a.
washers which annually become Oh
soIete could not be replaced. fc,
lack of new machines. o., c,~!!d nc,
he repaired, for lack of replacement
rarts
believe you'l agree The resu't
.hen would tr coat NAM ~ is
~ouId have o. t.sert 10 v. Nirt
Clothing by hand a time a. wei
As an energy consumer, this ioo
you'd right away put big daYnp.r
On any woman'S lAeee Of p1lttirc G
Ane.
ii the government wants female
rep TO return to the lob 0f making
tHas' ammunition ana eircraft "a
fues' 1t had better wave up aoJ
t"r to II that these ro.,er tav,
'eady supply of TIE ar.uarct-.
'"eued TO reduce to :ci!t!r,t-ry, IT..
fet house.
Either that or devise snue VA,
90 stretch the worsn's t-.y from
hn.t =
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Important Notice 70
Presidents

Presidents are requested to fill out
renewal blanks for all members who
failed to pay their December asses
sment on or before date designated.
President, please send your renewal
blanks along with your remittances
and avoid the undue trouble that
will be caused by your failure to do
&c.
Secretary.
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installations. We are kindly asking
the presidents TO please abide by the
law. The Constitution provides that
you have your election every two
years and it does not matter as to
whether you were reelected, you
nust be installed before you are sup
posed to function as local officers.
Secretary.
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PHI. Il : ----sG WANTED

Dear Presidents.
am writing you this open letter
soliciting your printing | am man.
4eer Of The Goodwill l'rinting Com
pany and viii appreciate your bHsi-
ness
! wish to express my appreciation
% those Of you who have been send
ing me your work recently and
ann thanking you N advance for your
printing III the future
Miss Lillian E Larl1in.
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tion effort, 80
and then, ia
the eneXt breath,
take away frofa
the homemak,
ers one of tho
We ry tools
W hic h would
make it posi-
Bile for her to
put in those
The echo., 1951-05-15

Full of water necessary to meet the food produ
national defense Although the den
products has greatly increased there only ha as ~
there before World war IL before a
war one worker had to produce enough food Tor IL con-
with less manpower one man must produce enoun
PERSONS according the National Association OF OVestc
Farm Pump Manufacturers -. -
from farm and increase livestock and crop
An system by automatically pumping and carrying
aay tcns needed farm VIII save farmer a. %un
month-ot cost OF about nickel day.
Running water increased producton Whsn more vats
fyuahle 1ous give moS mlki 1cec caeas "a nveoe. ~
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Ace Evans, Leader

Prof. Thomas Blakney
L. B. Marshall
Ellis Walker
Mrs. Missouri Barnett
VIM. Kinslow
L. B. Booth
w. K. Kent
Mrs. Eta fairfield
Mrs. Pete Bang
Mrs. E. L. Sellers
John E. Cotton
VIM. Kinslow
VIM. Kinslow
Ben Phillips
2. Rev. w. C. McDuffie. Leader
Jackie Thompson
Floyd Coins
L. V. Powell
E. M. Dunn
Mrs. Christine Lucas
Charley Bowens
H. S. Jones
H. S. Jones
Mrs. AngeliRe Lee
NJ w Walker
Mrs. Anna Mcmillan
Mr.. Davis Trotter
Aaron Trotter
Sam Jasper
Dave Parker
Mrs. Emma Bolden
3. C. D. Cotton. Leader
John Scott
H. c. Jennings
Gabe Horne
Mrs. Calline Everett
Marshall Clark
Rev. T. E. Ellis
Mrs. Alberta Blanks
Derias Croft
o. S. MCGEE
Frank johnson
The echo., 1951-05-15

Lodge No. 81 has lost one of its
faithful members in the person of
Mr.. viii Butler, who denarted this
life April %, 1851. He will be
greatly missed by all who knew him.
The echo., 1951-05-15
Lauderdale News

Sunday, April 29th, the Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church met in a bus
mess meeting for the purpose of
electing pastor to carry out the
unexpired term of our former pas
tor, Rev. w. c. Clark. The Rev. ].
E. Davis of Meridian was called. He
is also pastor of New Hope, Dale
vile, Mt. Sinia Dekalb, Pleasant
Grove Meridian, and Pleasant Grove
Lauderdale.
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TIPS On The Crusade

Lodge No. 30, located at Lauder
dale, is backing its president in the
Crusade His quota was five addi-
tions, but they have 6 to their credit.
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Important Notice To
Presidents

3 hat YOU pl ea fill out renewa'
blanks for all members of your lodge
Who did not pay on or before the
The echo., 1951-05-15

Mrs. LuVenia Husband
Prof A. c. Drummond
A. VIM. Bell. Leader
Rev R. w Radcliff
Rev R. w. Radcliffe
B. w. Willis
Mrs. Minnie Irby
R. H. Horne
NJ V. B. Pitts
Rev. c. S. Jackson
Rev. A. Manuel
Melvin Clark
F. c. Lewis
D. w. Wooten
Joe Hussey
Mrs. Ulden Barnes
Rev. M. Thomas
Floyd OFT
J.C. Williams
5. M. Paige. Leader
G. B. Arlington
Duke Morrell
R. H. Holman
Mrs. Minnie Young
Mrs. Maggie Davis
Mrs. Lizzie RamseJ
Mr.. Brown McRee
Edward Boles
a. L. Williams
B. M. Seals
1. M. McNair
Will Candy
Mrs. NJ. A. Collins
F. 6. Posey
Rev Sherman Nurse
R. V. Pope
James w. May
Sam Daniels
Mrs E. L. Jones
J. J. Anderson
S. Rev. J. E. Grace. Leader
Willie ChappeIl
Mrs. Callie Clayton
Mrs. Lerene Butler
Rev. D. Richardson
Mrs Onie Mobley
G. w. Laughlin
Sam McGendon
Joe Sellers
Robert Coins
J. S. Simmons
Mrs. Cora Neal
The echo., 1951-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Baylor of
Gary, Ind, visited his sister. Mrs.
Della Rush, also Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Baylor They also visited their
daughter-in-law Mrs. Effie McShep-
erd, who lives in Dekalb.
The echo., 1951-05-15

Mrs. Elcenia Burton and Mrs. Oh
lie Lee Dawson left April 29th for
Rust College where they will ma
trlculate in Spring and Summer
School.
Mrs. c. B. Rush, Reporter.
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Mrs. M. E. Curry
CIaud Gavin
Rev Lewis Moore
Rev R. B. Ooten
Walter Tate
Sandy Hawkins
Mrs. Annie Rodgers
:. Levi McCartY. Leader
Levi McCarty
Rev. Wm. King
jerry Lang
c. L. Hall
Reed Easterling
Charlie Roberts
A. G. Kennedy
Mrs. Charity Johnson
Mrs. Julian A drew
T. J. Young
Austin Buckley
w. C. Hall
NJ J. Warren
Ben Mapp
W. L. Fielder. Leader
Mrs. Lucy H. Johnson
Joe Hinton
~ d MS
Ames Johnson
Mrs. Matte Spinks
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cashed ike a check at any bank or other
authorized paying agency. But bonds
are better than cash-becauss if you lose
or destroy a bond, the Treasury viii
replace it for you free.
Moke 'hs money you work faF
really we.k for Yeu
LOOK ouer this chart. Pick the plan thet suit
you best. Then go to your compduy's payroll
Office and get started on your Payroll SaVIHgI
PlGH-t0day!
WEEKLY PAYRou SAVINGS PLAN
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Mrs. NJ. A. Walker

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Mrs. Annie II. Baxtrone
10. A. J. Barnett. Leader
G. w. Millsap
J. H. Mclaughlin
Mrs. Matte Burreu
Mrs. Irene Allen
Ben Green
Joe Knox
Rev. Jas. Patrick
A. J. Barnett
c. L. Howard
Mrs. VeIma Edwards
Alex AIcMillion
Rev. JAS. Patrick
Rev. p. j. Hines
Allen Graham
IL. Mrs. Bette Faulkner. Leader
Rev E. 3. Blackman
v. T. Thompson
w. &. Mcleod
] IT, Holloway
j S Anderson
Rev Gus JaEnes
Clayton Everett
j. c. Jordan
r. II Lotion
p. r. Bavlcss
c. NJ Westhersby
Mrs 6. E. Brock
S. L. Walker
w. r. Smith
Mrs Eula Berkhalter
II. Shellie Perkins. Leader
Mrs. Credella AIcAlluIu
Shellie Perkins
j. C. Coleman
Mrs. Aleatha Smith
Mrs. w. H. Crosby
VIII Edwards
Mrs. J. E. Moore
J.. Bonner
G. w. Robertson
The echo., 1951-05-15

Mrs. M. E. Curry
Claud Gavin
Rev. Lewis Moore
Rev. r B. Ooten
Walter Tate
Sandy Hawkins
Mrs. Annie Rodgers
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01

he so CALAMITY died"
So declared Miss Carmen Buy
son, foreign affairs officer at the
Seattle Philippine Consulate, in a
speech at the Rial Day commence
ration program of the Filipino and
American Council of Puget Sound
held in Puyallup, Wash, Dec. 20,
1850.
In one of the best Rial Day
speeches ever heard in the Pacific
Northwest, Miss Buyson stressed
the need for unity and sacrifice
among his people.
"The challenge of our times is
heroic action - unity among our
people and sacrifice for our native
land" Miss BuysOn told her audi
ence. "Our domestic problems in
the Philippines demand of us the
highest integrity and honesty.
Abroad, the menace of jungle rule
and the law of force is creeping
slowly and is spreading its deadly
tentacles to the four corners of the
earth. In some spots of the world,
might has already taken the place
of right. Like Jose Rial, we shall
be prepared to make the supreme
sacrifice if the welfare and security
of our country should demand it
of u.s."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01
Jackson Trustees
Give Shower Party

Members of the Board of Trus-
tees of the jackson Street Commu-
nifty Council, and their husbands
and wives, honored Mr.. and Mrs.
Takashi Fujii and daughter, Kiki,
at a baby shower and pot-luck
dinner on Sunday, Jan. 81, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j.
Aronson, 1725 Interlaken Blvd.
Mrs. Fujii was Office manager of
the Council for two years prior
to her resignation this fall.
Mrs. Joel Boutte, Mrs. Harold
Benning, and Mrs. Aronson were
in charge of the affair. Those pres
ent included Messrs. and Mesdames
Alexander Bishop, Don Chinn, Yo-
shito Fujii, James Matsuoka, Joel
Boutte, R. ]. Aronson, Harold Ben
ming, Mrs. Takashi Fujii, Mrs. Anne
Luke, Mrs. Ruth Manca, the Misses
Fudge Sakanashi, Tae Tsubota,
Verna Hawkins, Esther Ansel, and
Messrs. Don Alexander, V. A. We
lasco, Bruce Rowell, Seiichi Hara,
and William Sing.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01
Sacrifice for Country
Urged in RizoI Speech

In larger sense every day Of lives Should be a
Rial Day for every of day of devotion to public
service day of rededcaon to the ideals and the principles
of the cause which Rial molly served and for which
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01

Gentlemen act like gentlemen.
They are not created by undue
praises from interested, if we'll
meaning parties. And when you
meet a gentleman, he would natur-
ally expect to be in the company of
a lady also.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

gramafono yamzdis net kilsciodamas
nuo atsipusios adatos, pyle nemusiskas
dainas ir valsus ora, kuris, prizes uz-
siraugiant didziosiom rudenio suiru-
TENS, nusistovedavo grynas kaip asara.
Vetriniu darzelyje, lyg atsigriebdami
uz vasara, reksmingai zydi jurgilai,
nustume j Sail nasturtus ir tusciavidu-
res rozes, kuriu ziedavietese kabo susi-
rate lyg zali viksrai seklamaises.
Atslaime, ant pieveles pavirtes gu
lejo Kaziokas SUI kaimynais ir, kart
kartemis gerYiu kirksejimo palydimas,
vozgurnoja:
= Iseini sventa diena issiprauses,
issiskutes ir su lazdele vaikscioji sau
po miesta. Mel tau arkliai girdyt, nei
kas. Eini, eini su lazdele, kai isinori
CERT ar valgyt, tai prieini prie budeles,
paprasai liminado buteli, pasiimi cuk-
ruota bandele>ir, apsisluostes usus, eini
sau toliau, atsiraugedamas.
- Taigi, natal, cit tai eini su laz-
dele, bet is paskos turi eiti ir kapeika,
- atsidlsta Bercius.
= Mieste, dede, taip jau yra, dy-
kai negausi net atsigert, nerasi padeta
ant gonkelio kibiro su nalivocium. Pi-
taburke niekas ne negeria salto van
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

dens, sake, jisai ten uznuodytas ne
prieteliu.
Girdi, paskui vel eini SUI lazdele, O,
kai nuvargsti, tai sode atsisedi ant bal
tai dazyto suoliuko po medziu, - ir
kad tau kas nors zodi, gall sedeti ligi
vakaro. Tx miegot neduoda -.
Tai as imc' ir atsigulc' ant zoles,
dar minksciau - isikisa silinskas.
E, bro, atsigultum tu ten ant
zoles, katorgoj suputum! Viena toki
SUI ilgais plaukais garadavas taip ir
nuakejo per soda, zmonems pirstais ba-
dant; jis jau kama, ar matys saule?
Girdi, mieste, jeigu zmogus gerai
apsitaises, eina tiesiai, nesidairydamas,
tai jo niekas ir neuzkabins; pinigus
tai jau geriau palikt kur gyveni, paki-
sus po ciuziu, mes tenai taip ir traukia
is taves: tai siJlo to, tai to, ir Wis gra-
ziau, Wis gardziau, ir, ziuri, kad neturi
kuom net namo parvaziuot.
- Natal kaip miestuose isdargsta
zmogus, net atpranta savo kojom
vaiksciot! - bubeno Bercius, kramty-
damas israuto rugstelio arkliadancio
koteli.
Girdi, pareik tn man namo is Pa
deksniu j Viscius ir paskui dar is Wis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

tinai tebuvo pazistamas kaip
daugiau ar maziau nusisekusio
samojaus kurejas, atseit felje-
tonistas, tad nenuostabu, kad,
pervertes ''Anoj pusej ezero'
puslapius, nevienas skaitytojas
nustebes paklause: - Cia gi
dabar -. Kur gi dingo musu
Pulgis?. Tuo paciu metu stat
giai atitrukes nuo feljetono
Pulgis Andriusis CANA triuks-
mingai buvo pasitiktas ir gra-
zaus burio kritiku, kurie, vie
naip bel kitaip nusnekedami,
sutartinai pripazino, kad Pulgis
.Andriusis yra ir kitokio litera-
turinio zanro meistras. Ir niekas
anuomet neprotestavo, kai tasai
zanrinis atsivertelis buvo pei
nytai atseiketas literaturine
premija.
Taciau vieno antro musu IL
teraturinio gyvenimo stebetojo
anuomet paabejota, ar tikrai
nueis Pulgis Andriusis progre-
syviu apysakininko keliu. Visaip
buvo postringauta, taciau is
tikruju "Anoj pusej ezero" ne
nustebino skaitytojo ar kritiko
siuzeto intriga, ivykiu kompo-
zicija ar psichologiniu destymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

suke vamzdi, paklojo j ant stale, klau-
sytojams atsokus viduaslin.
- NJ, nu, paleisk dabar! = spyre
silinskas, taip pat atsokes atgal per
keleta sieksniu nuo stale. = IS kur da-
bar kvapas imsis, kai gerkles nera?
Adatai sucirskejus, maskolis ir vel
dainavo, tiktai dabar karkdamas lyg
kepure privoztas bitinas.
Silinskas, nebeturedamas ka besa-
kyti, nuejo prie liepsnojancio peciaus,
prikimso pypke ir su blynakepiu ilgai
trauke zarija: tai jam viena per di-
dele, tai kita betraukiama uzgeso, tai
kita iskrito, - visko galima laukti,
kuomet darai viena, o galvoji kita!
Tai galybe! - atsiduso keli
balsai is karto.
Tx jau ne Dievo! - karktele-
jo Bonifaciene, SUI kitomis moterimis
prisiplojusi prie duru, pagatava kick
viena akimirka sprukt atslaiman, jei-
gu, ko gera, is to vamzdzio supykes
maskolis isigeistu pasiauteti po pirkia.
Sventadienio pavakariais ulytkelio
tvoras nusesdavo ties Vetriniu ne tik-
tai Visciu, bet ir kitty kaimu zmones,
kriauksedami riesutus, krimsdami aly-
vinius obuolius, pro langa isyirtes
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Vyt. eAlantas
Jonas Pakrantis >atsisveikina
su Dirvos skaitytojais

grauzia namo balkius, kuriais
remiasi visas pastatas? Jonas
Pakrantis kaip tik ir stengesi
kovoti prizes tuos pelesiu grybe-
lius, kurie visokiais kanalais
braunasi j musu dvasia. Ia kova
as vadinu simtanuosimtiniu
lietuviskumu -"
Mes nezinome, kick dar NUNS
teks klaidzioti visokiais pasvie-
ciais. Ant akiracio jau seniai
kybo juodas ,debesis, bet kada
jis inns zaibuoti ir prapliups aud
ra, mes nezinome. Mes nezinoma,
kada pasibaigs musu tremties
kelias. Gal mes dar klaidziosime
keleta metQ, gal keliolika. Musu
ranka per silpna, kad galetume
pasukti istorinio laikradzio ro-
dyke. Taciau jocks geras lietu-
Wis neabejoja, kad audra kills ir
kad musu zingsniai pakryps te-
vynes link. Tai yra musu tikeji-
mas ir Wits, kuri negali uzges-
tt jokiomis aplinkybemis. Jonas
Pakrantis ia viltimi gyveno, gy-
vena ir gyvens.
AS 81 savo rasini pavadinau
atsisveikinimu. Tiesa sakant,
gal cia jokio atsisveikinimo ir
nera. Tos mintys, kurias as cia
nagrinejau, be abejo, bus nagri-
nejamos ir toliau. Gal tai bus
daroma kita forma ir kitais 20
dziais, bet tai bus daroma. Mes
negalime ju pamirsti kol esame
tremtyje. Tos mintys jei nera tai
turetu butt musu visu kasdiene
duona, kuria mes palaikome savo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

ciQ i Padeksnius. Ag pernakt tai gal ir
sukartum toki kelia, bet kad, natal,
ant rytojaus su dienele reikia jau but
darbe gerai issimiegojus. Per Pitabur-
ka eisi visa diena ir Wis mural, baznyciu
bones, tiltai, gallo ner, jeigu dar blu
das palms? Mural visi kaip sukirpti,
sakytum, vieno meistro statyti, vienaip
nutinkuoti; ir net is savo nanny pirma
savaite iseidamas turf gerai isizenklin-
ii, kuris langas ismustas ar kurioj sic
moi tinkas apsilupinejes, kad, grizes is
darbo, pirmu ejimu pataikytum.
Tai kan gi tau taip toll cit, kad
paskui pinigus pustyt parvaziuojant
namo? pro miegus pratare Pupinas,
nubraukes nuo rankoves kopustines
viksra.
Girdi, galima ir visai niekur nett,
visa diena gulet lovoj, - ir kad tau
kas nors puse burnos! Nekels dobilu
papjaut ar iskinkyt arklio. Cali net
paldienike nett darban, bet, natal, ne,
dirbsi siokia tai ir sventa diena ne
vaiksciosi SUI lazdele. Viskas tenai ant
pinigo laikosi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
BENDRUO OMENES
ORGANIZAVIMAS
PHILADELPHIJOJ

Gruodzio 16 d. ivyko steigia-
masis Philadelphijos apylinkes
bendruomenes susirinkimas. Su-
sirinkima susauke naujoji Trem-
tiniu D-jos Valdyba. (Pirm. B.
Raugas, vicepirm. A. zukaus-
kas, sekr. P. Mitalas, I'D. J. Ma
ras, memo vad. l. Karaliene ir
nariai V. Mykolaitis ir p. Rama
nauskiene).
1sklausius prof. Puzino ir p.
Griniaus pranesimus, buvo is
rinkta Philadelphijos Apylinkei
organizuoti komitetas. I komi-
teta iejo: Puzinas, Mankus, kun.
Raila, Jankauskas, Raugas, Vo-
lertas, Svedas, Cikota, Gudenas,
Gaigalas ir Cesonis.
Vasario 16 d. minejimui reng-
tt isrinko 3 komisijas (organi-
zacine, memo ir rinkliavu).
Susirinkime padaryta pasta
bu del Amerikos Balso turinio.
Taip pat iskelta mintis susi-
rupinti, kad 1852 m. prezidento
rinkimu metu, Lietuvos bylos
kelimas butu ryskiau itrauktas
] politines programs. Tais klau-
simais priimti nutarimai, kurie
bus pasiusti atitinkamoms istai-
goms. Dalyvaves
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
tuvos vadavimo akcijai.

tuvos vadavimO akcijai.
AS paleidziau j zmones "sim-
tanuosimtini" lietuvi iona Pa
kranti. Ka tai reiskia? Tai reis-
kia bekompromisini lietuvi, ku-
ris neparduos lietuvybes uz pa
auksuota sriubos dubineli, kuris
visokiomis aplinkybemis ir vi
sokiais laikais pasiliks istikimas
savo tevQ zemei, kurio akys pro
didziqju dangoraiziu virsunes
visada matys Nemuno lankas ir
Baltijos jlros pakranciu auksi-
nj smell. Niekas is musu negali
peikti tu krastu, kurie mus lai-
kinai priglaude, bet taip pat ME
kas negali ir musu peikti, jei
mes nepagydomai sergame te-
~vynes nostalgia ir niekad is
tos ligos nepagysime. Tai yra
kahn kas galingesnio uz mus
pacius. Tremtinio misija NUNS
visiems diktuoja butt ir pasi-
likti Observation-Disclosures lietu-
viais.
Savas namas, automobilis, ge-
resnis baldas - gerai, bet ne
gerove prasideda nuo to momen-
to, kai imama galvoti, jog tavo
tevyne darosi ten, kur namas,
AUTOMOBILES ir gersnis baldas.
Kad musu tremtiniu medziagine
gerove kyla, reikia dziaugtis, bet
kai auksto standarto silimoje
ina skesti tevynes ilgesys ir
meile, tuomet prasideda lietu-
viskos sielos merdejimas. O ar
mes nezinome, kaip pelesio cry
bells pleciasi ir pagaliau pa
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ziokas ir atsivezes SUI savim toki vamz-
di, kur ilindes gyvas zmogus dainuoja
dainas ir groja muzikas. Vetrinio at
slaiman subego kaimas pasiziureti ne
matyto daikto, visi mete darbus: mote
rvs dar su rykstemis galvijams ginti
rankose, vyrai nuguletais viena So
ma usais.
Pro Vetrinio langa iskistas skar-
dinis vamzdis tikrai reke zmogaus bal
su, kad net skyresi jazminu krlmas.
Kaip Nalivaiku arkliavagis, pa
vasari pristiges duonos! - pertrauke
ilga tyla Vetrinis, kuriam burliokai
praeitais metals prizes pat zoline buvo
nujoje baltakoji.
Ilgai sedejes, smulkiai mirkseda-
mas akimis, vartydamasis ant suolo ST.
linskas pagaliau atsistojo ir tare:
- Kaziok, uzmusk man, cia gyvas
zmogus, ir vamzdy, ne kur kitur, va,
kvapas sakytum is burnos ir siurena!
Nuimk vamzdi, ir nutils velnias!
Kaziokas, padejes nebaigta griki-
nj blyna, nusisluoste j staldengte pirs-
tus, jo skysti useliai dar reciau issi-
mete po virsutine lupa kaip visuomet,
kai jisai rengdavosi juoktis. Paskui, -
zinok tn man nuo ko pradeti - nu-
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'pagatavas", "razvalinos", "ulit-
kelis", "garadavas", - va, XII
tur perdeta kaimieciu gudruma
- Grigaliaus vestuvininku Ste
bejimas ir samprotavimai lenku
= lietuviu artilerines dvikovos
sviediniams aplink sproginejant,
- pagaliau, pastebedamas auto
riaus nutylejima apie Mamerto
likima, del ko apysakoje jaucia-
ma lyg ir spraga, arba vel pa
abejodamas del Takliutes por-
treto tikslumo, kai toji, jau nuo
piemenes amziaus neapsikentu-
81 kaimo gyvenimu ir isgyvenusi
miestuose ilgus metus, Kaune
miestiskai apsiredziusi savo wy
ra Petra einanti baznycia SEX
davo kick is paskos, neatsisa-
kiusi Wis nuo skareles, O ziema
nuo kutuotos skaros. Taciau tie
keli daugiau ar maziau gincyti-
nj priekaistai, savo blankumu
vos iziurimi apysakos remuose,
ne kick neaptemdo autoriaus
nupelnytos Stoves grozines pro-
zos virsunese.
Pasirinkes literatur n m
darbe nauja kelia, Pulgis An
driusis galutinai susirado pats
save, pasitarnaudamas nudienei
lietuviu literaturai didziosios
apimties laimejimu.
Red. Past: Placiau apie any,
sakos turini bus kitas straipsnis.
JuOzas zukauskas
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dvasios gyvybe. Tai yra tremties
mintys ir nuotaikos, kurios
NUNS nera malonios, bet mes
negalime nuo ju nusigrizti, jei
nenorime tapti lietuvisko reika-
10 iSdavikais.
Jonas Pakrantis linki visiems
savo draugams ir priesams lai-
mingu Nauju Metu.
sci Pulgis Andriusis kone iSim-