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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
DoIIessundro's Hitting
Makes Grimm Grimmer

INDIANAPOLIS (P).-If Char
lie Grimm, manager of Milwaukee
never sees Dom Dallessandro
again it will be too soon. And to
think Dom played for Grimm on
the Cubs. He now plays for In
dianapolis.
In the first game of a double
header June IS, Dom's two-rur
double climaxed a four-run up.
rising for a To triumph over the
Brewers. In the nightcap Dali
lesandro blasted a bases-loadec
homer to help win the con.
test, So. In the nightcap of 9
June II double-header, Dom hit 9
three-run homer to win the
game, 5-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
.FIaxscot Wins Feature
.Trot at Laurel After
216 Profit on Double
Speeiel Dispatch 10 The Stor

LAUREL, Md. July 7.-Flexscot
Pastor Hanover and Leading Man
made photo finish of the fea-
tured sixth race at Laurel Race
way before approximately 10000
fans here tonight.
Flaxscot, 6-year-old trotter
owned by Arthur Singer of Tren-
ton, N. j., was declared the winner
Pastor Hanover, 11-year-old GEL
ding, owned by Hank Howden, was
second and Leading Man, owned
by Henry Scott of Washington
third.
FlaxScot was timed in 2:083.
for the mile and paid his hackers
$7.40. $3.50 and $3.50. Pastor
Hanover paid $500 and $3.50 ano
Leading Man, SO.
Scotch Boy. a 4-year-old chest.
nut gelding, and Petite Pointer
won the first and second races. re-
spectively, to pay back $77.60 to
ZIG daily double winners.
Scotch Boy, driven by Jimmy
Cooke, won the mile for trotter.
in 2:12, finishing a length anc
a half in front. Scotch Boy paie
$3.50, 81 and $3.50.
Petite Pointer led the SECOND
race, a mile pace, from the out.
set. Driven by Pat Hubbard, Pc.
tite Pointer returned 1920, $3.50
and IS.
Doc Gilbert. a five-year-olc
PAGER owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Phillips of Laurel, put or
a great stretch finish to win ovel
Wind Up by a photo in the fifth
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Arlington Park Results
t By the Associated Pres.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
4-year-olds and up Il furlongs.
h fnoof Mess sRey Jessop' $40 5so 20
Rattle House Gomez Az
Also ran-Bolo Pat Happy West. Climb
Lord Bull, Mucho Manana, Hasty Sun.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000 maid
ems; 2-year- olds; .51a furlongs.
Season Best (Miller1 1920 $50 So
Espino's Image adams 1900 90,
Gushing Oil PORCH 1O.S,
i Also ran@Greek Hope, Steamboat Bill
Cullerton.. White Skies, Jacktown, Mr.. Cow
boy, sunlo, Old Pat. Oil Countess.
| Daily Double paid $64.s0.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 5I S..as . fuEl9onnss 60 g.
BloodyStep Dodson) $50 81
Town Sheik tGrandsart 6.S
Also '' ranDHere Me, One Twelve. Devil
nation. Sea Grass, Chance Cloud, Marcl
Proudly.
| FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; ,4-year-olds and up; one mile,
Witch Sir tBaird) 21.O0 $50 40
Hush Money tAlisSaier) $50 q
Also oen ranMYRardtown. Miss Black. lr
Don, Jetsam;. Frisk. Tax Lien, Bold Knot
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming
Mar Marse e George tNWidman, o'o0 $50 20
Bogalusa adams "a
| Time-i:04l
Also ran--Unique Reward. Greytown, Tor
dar Deep Fen Copete One Alone.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added
c cenetea Money yes ADAMS S is.$o $50
Yellmantown knapp $50 %
Johns Joy. tDodson) 40
Also ran-PTop. Jumbo. Roman Bath
a-HasCy House Farm entry
SEVENTH RAcE-purse, s15;ooo. add
ed. stakes: 2-year-olds; 51a furlongs' :, O.
F FTinfess P hysia M Ghsch $40 4 4o a.
b Aesthetic tJessopD 3.4'
A aiSs, ram iKukla, Hadn't orter. FIRE
Miss MI Jato. Amour AmouT Elaine Ruth
II Fancy Step. Little Snow, Miss Break
Whirla Lea, b Remiss.
Hal Price Headley entry,
EIGHTH RAcE-purse. $4,000; claim
Whirltown fChurch) 1880 $40 40
Whirl By Bailey $50 a.
Carmargo Bill (Batcheller) 40
| line, QUE.
| Also ran-Royal Hello. Kay Doody
Reigh's Comet, Hand Finished, Kin
Diver, Excelsis. Brecon Beacons.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
| ing; 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Cocquinet (Widman 1850 $50 So
Beirut Bailey $40 4.6
Mascara tDodsonl AZ
/ Time, / :5lA.
Also ran-Opening Day, Silver Plat,
Archibaldo, Dinghau, Trumpeter, Cas-
tile, Alum, Tropic Raider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Norrogunsett Results
RY HE Asseeiated Pfeaa

FIRST RAcE-Purs., $1,000; claiming
4.year,olds and up; Ii. miles. o. aoo
Jhansi (De Stasio) 1880 $50
Mr 1, Dum'o !l7a DEWITT $50
Cob Rosy Scene Social Side.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ss ftrsssselSd5 fdS up I1aso SF?n
ht sf sff Way 'D spsriso, ''00 go
Also ran-can Locate, suprographs Head
c0mely Bss b PsssEt p wsfh Pc Easy
THIRD RAcE-Purse. So, 300; claiming;
4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Cunning Island Eie,ds) $40 $50 dd,so
sagsness tpsyern) TAO
Also ranELord Baltimore, Scholarship
! Forgot Musical Lady Assassination.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s2.4o0; claim
Ing; Swear olds;. 8 furlonss,s
Trucha tTurnbuIp $50 $50 $50
steps Girl Richards) $50
A sI rsnG4f.ntova: Nitro pagan, r.-
emplar. Mischianza, Sonny Stiefel.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
warrant Cloud lB'gke) 114o 500 40
Flaming Bush (Richards) 900
Also '' ranHcharinr Rock, Abbotstown,
Jet Star, Prince Cole, Good Egg, U. 6.
Bound.
sixth RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anceS; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Little Step Delpido) 1910 700 400
Dydamic tBorgemenke) ESQ 2.40
Blentieo Davern) $50
Time 1:1l7s
Also ran-In Taste, Summer Cruise,
Tempting, Larry Ellis, Royal Duke.
SEVENTH RACE-The Spring Handicar
Purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
up; furlonss
Sagittarius tFisk) 40 40 26C
Algasir DEWITT go 34t
Mr.. Joe Puck (Burr) 300
Time, HOS.
Also ran-Mesmer, Oriole. Here's Hube
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 500; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up; lis. miles:
Realtor (Scawthorn) $3.50 1850 $40
Eastern Flyway tBorgemenke) 4.20 3.4f
Full Reward tCatslano) $50
Time. 1859.
Also ran-Pritty Watch, Proud Sir
False Front, Finder Keeper.
NINTH RACE-Purse, S2.400; claiming
%-year-olds and up; Ii. miles.
Liteco (Richardsl 500 $50 2.6l
Khyber Pass tFisk) $50 24(
Hot Time fBurrD 4S(
Time, 1:464s.
Also ran--Epis Chance. vinits Rev
1Sw Buster, Reynolds tra Harem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Ambassador Champions
Enter SWIMMING Meet

Mary Freeman, Barbara Hobel-
mann and Mayra Silverman, all
of whom hold national swimming
titles, are among the Ambassador
Hotel Club entries in Tuesdays
invitation swimming meet at Con-
Igressional Country Club.
Bill Fleming, another Ambassa-
dor champion, is catered along
with Ann Mallet-Preuost, Shelly
Mann and Beverly Sallcntine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Princess Lygia Keeps
Record UnbIemished
In Arlington Stake
BY the Associoied Press

CHICAGO, July Princes
Lygia, the fast, unbeaten juvenile
1lly owned by Mrs. Harry Trotsek
of Louisville. KY, blazed to an
other easy victory in the $18,575
Pollyanna States at Arlington
Park today.
A 6-to-5 favorite of the 23,502
customers, the daughter OF Roman
easily defeated 16 other 2-year odd
FLIES.
Rex c. Ellsworth's outsider, Fit
ting Past, was second, almost three
lengths behind, and Hal Price
Headley's Aesthetic was third.
The days other co-feature, the
$16,625 Skokie Handicap, went to
Coffee Money. Irish bred Agar
old owned by K. C. Marshal of
Birmingham. Ala.
Coffee Money defeated Breezy
Crest Stables Yellmantown in a
photo finish. About two lengths
back in third was j. A. Kinard's
Johns Joy. Headley's Jumbo. the
9-5 favorite and only 3-year-old
in the seven-horse field, finished
last.
i The Pollyanna was Princess
Lygia's third straight stakes vic
tory. A $500 yearling purchase,
Princess Lygia picked up $13.150
to run her winnings to $35 .205.
Her time for the 5l2 furlongs
under Kenny Church was 1:042s
just two-f1fths off the track stan
dard.
| Coffee Money, four ear-old son
of The Phoenix, earned $1,000
in the Skokie. His time of 1925
was only two-fifths away from
the track mark set by Clang in
1885. 1t was his first stakes tri-
umph.
The Irish-bred closed with a
rush under Johnny Adams to nip
Yellmantown right at the wire
Coffee Money, who returned
1920, was annexing his first VIC
tory in five starts this season. He
toted 100 pounds and was the
longest price in a close betting
| race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Bunker Hill Defeats
Legion AII-Stur Nine

Bunker Hill. first-half winner
of the Junior American Legion
Baseball League, defeated a
Legion all-star team. 1919, on
the North Ellipse yesterday.
Sonny Wise. Eastern High
Schools ace left-hander, re-
lieved in the fourth inning and
got credit for the win. Ed Null
ligan and John Linthrium hit
homers for Bunker Hill. Larry
Horning led the All-Star hitters
with three for four including a
double.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
J 5rgesFI Ts;,. ang n up about ga fSrlongS
Make Hay tWillamsl 400 500
SECOND T;%. s 8 En, tArudin' 400 $40
Also s.5 Ps7eae q fs.h Tasrf ill., tG sSss, v
RED House. Chaffee. Dee.
Dead heat for place.
s-year:olds and up. So furlones,
Sporting Final (Redmon} ~ $50 $50
Dr T,m. tMc :bss) 500
Also ran@Hasp. Sunny Hour. Ala
tazam, TIGER Lily. High Trump Auburn
'''' Daiiy Double paid s1s4D
THIRD, RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
44.yearssolds ana up; aboHt 81 fqrlonSs so
b :RRd h sfsom o~i MeRVor, 1 is
1l9 Tin.,i lR lssss $40
Sir Jinx. Little Hussy. Double Thistle and
Jack Madigan.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81 200; allow
sn ssa Sh.rsS Goo }0En sS
Jimmy Gibbons (McGonisap ~ $50
Also ran.stusrt Little, Emerald Cross,
FIFTH RAcE-Purss, $1,000: claiming;
cyssFSldS Ra and up; Ga 5u al
Trigger Moose BOSTON, $50 $50
Mamaloi Downs) 400
Time. 1915
Also ran-Sign It. Cappalette, B. Double
B., Jolly Star and Pink Chance.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow.
Snssi ayssr R.s and ug miles
Joe MsndeiI Williams, ''' 800 so
Midst (Palumbo) go
Time, ] :4S.
Also ran-capriole, Melissa W. and
Fanfaron.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claim.
ing; 3year-olds and up; II. miles.
Lloyd's (Redmonl $40 $50 SOC
Bayern Downs 1880 $50
specter (Carrillo) 1920
Time, 1851.
Also ran-Twojays, Bouplay Oeillet
Bonziah seniah. Foxler, Friar Tuck ant
Creel.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 600; claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; z. miles.
1neZ NJ McIvorl $40 4s(
Is I Me mckinney 4SC
Tine Tim ,. IN Chris r,oodv,t. mr,,.
and Pennask.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Special Train Will Garry
Harness Fans to Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July 7 Especially
A special B. & o. train will leave
Union Station in Washington at
6:15 nightly to carry Washington
fans to the Baltimore Raceway
during the Tonight harness racing
meet starting Wednesday.
The train will arrive at the
track each night at 7:20 and will
leave at l1:45, returning to Wash
ington at 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Calumet Stars Total
Now Is Only $3.50
Behind GaI|orette
by the Asseeioted Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf, July T.
The Calumet Farms Bewitch
moved within striking range of
becoming the turf's all-time
money-winning mare when she
raced to a convincing victory in
the $4,000 Vanity Handicap at
Hollywood Park today.
Performing as the favorite for
the sweltering turnout Of $4,000
fans, the six-year-old queen of the
Calumets virtually toyed with six
rival mares and fillies and came
on in to add $16,950 to her bank
roll.
Added to her previous winnings
of $685. 55, the net purse brought
the Bewitch earnings up to $442,-
sos, just $3.50 shy of the all-time
high for mares set between 1914
and 1913 by the late w. L. Brann's
Gallorette, who won $445,535
Passes Seabiscuit.
Today's win sent Bewitch past
Seabiscuit and his ninth place for
the au-claSs winning division.
Seabiscuit won $437.730 during his
time.
Bewitch, with Jockey Steve
Brooks aStride, came from dead
last to contention at the far turn
of the ! I16-mile feature. Then
she closed fast to beat out Fleet
Rings by almost a length, and
Great Dream was third in the
field of seven.
The time for the race was
1928. and Bewitch paid $2.7O.
$3.50 and 1920. Fleet Rings paid
$6.40 and 1920. and Great Dream,
$40.
3,S00th for Longden.
In the days co-feature. Jockey
Johnny Longden capped his rs
years in the saddle with victory
No. $500 when he ushered Rust
away under the wire in the SIS
600 Charles S. Towards Stakes
for two-year-o
Longden sent Rustaway into an
early lead and held it in the 51a
furlong spring. Rustaway paid
$50, $500 and $3.50. Bull Chicle
paid $40 and So to place, and
Big Noise 1920 to show. The time
was 1:04, breaking the track rec
ord Of 1904. set in 1914 by
Smacked.
This was Bewitch's 50th trip to
the post. Just three days ago, in
the $4,000 American Handicap.
Bewitch ran second to her famed
stablemate. Citation, picking up
$4,000 for the effort. She will
be highly favored to race in the
money in the 100000 Gold Cup
a week from today, thus passing
the Gallorette record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Russ Sullivan Top Batter
In American Association

CHICAGO, July Russ Sulli-
van, Toledo's slugging outfielder
has taken over the American AS
ISOLATION batting leadership.
Including July games, Sullivan
had boosted his average to 1852
He replaces Taft Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Rookie Likes Movies

| Rocky Bridges, rookie infielder
for the Dodgers, is a movie bug.
He has seen as many as four dou-
BILE features in one day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Must Be Young Mons Come

Only three men over the age of
"a have won the USGA Open
championship in 81 tries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Laurel Rucewuy
Charts

Copyright 1851 by The Trotting and
Pacing Record Publishing Coz
FIRST RACE-One mile; trot; purse
500: 2-year-olds and up: 10 classified
Owner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Scott
Chg. by Guy Abbey-Peggy Jane by
Hinhlan nd Ecntt Tirne-n. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

SCOTCH BOY, $3.50. $500. $50;
SCOTLAND, $500, So. so; REAPING, So so
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500; pace; &C
classified; 2year -olds and up: one mile
Owner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Santero. Blkf. =
by Pegasus Pointer-Belle Grand bv Grand
W0rthS Time-tb+ i94x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

DenOteS morse bToke StTlde.
dnf Denotes did not finish
FAIR HONOR, sc. 80. 81. 80, $500: HOT
TIP. $3.50, S4.aO; WHOEVER JOE, So so
EIGHTH RACE-Trot; Is classified; g.
500. ow neq G. p T. Oakley. BE pqff b.
Protector-Queen NAB by San Francisco
Time-2:2l2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

SIXTH RACE-one mile; purse. S7oo;
trot; 3-year-olds and up; IA CLASSIFIED.
Owner, Arthur Singer. Chs. 6 by Atholone
tlaxey Guy-Astra Scott by Scotland. Time
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Post Time s:l5 PM.

SEVENTH RACE-Pace. 11-12 classified
3-year-olds and 10 winners any race
1851 OF $1,000 or more. not eligiblet
mile: purse, So 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

EIGHTH RACE - Pace. II classified
3-year-olds and up; !. miles; purse. 500
Maxines Kitty u. Goodnough) - A.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-05

strokes. They carry such reveal
ing titles as Struggle" Lynch
The Arizona post., 1951-01-05

scope, concluded Lukacs.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-05

tess. The Lisitzkys are benefac-
The Arizona post., 1951-01-05

mended his form, color and
rhythm.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

SAINT jokems vokeciu paregunams
Visa atsakomybe uz tvarka ir rim gen. Nagius paseme
sau
Vokecq Zivlverwaltung ilga svarste ir pagaau edo.
Tacau vokieca nepaskeo gen. Nagaus duou zodz r tai
dena Kauna atgabentos keos kuopos vokieciu pocos
nacu partijos smogku Gatvese pocja nedemonsravo il
buvo parenga bet viesa nesrode Zvverwatungo rumus
euvos zemes banko r uzsienu reikau mnisteros ruma
gabentas stpresnis pocos danys sunaisias kukosva
dzais kuriu dais sstatyta anguose rum stogo
Gen. mir Just juokes is saw partiecu atvykes
Muzleu vasaro IT, pasakojo kap Zvverwaungo paregna
buvo pasruose kap e bojo etuv gaedamies leido
svente paine ir dar sklmiu dena svarste
nevertetu leidima asaukt vsas mes uzdraust
paskutne minute e nedso padary ada btu ssaue
dar didesniu lietuviu nepasenknma paspktnma tue
arpu Kauno Muziejaus sodele susnko ddzausios mnos
Atnesta keiasdesmt vanku be gallo daug geu Giedant
Marija Mara apsaugok preso baisaus "Ietuva
yne musQ dauge moteru vyr redeo per skruostus
kristolines asaros.
Letuviu taune denontraca buvo aba didinga ispldn-
mizniska karu labai kulturnga Demonstrated parode
kad le yra kulturngesn tie kurie buvo pr
pde Vsus zemes banko rmus r langus tu angu lake
paruostus sunkiuosus gnkus Vsas panemas praejo pa
yzdmgausioe tvarkoe r kap veau suzino 81 pavyz
dga tvarka daugau paveke nebno okupans negu butu
ouve kokie nors isssokima ar netvarka.
194s M ziema Kauna pasieke znia ape Lietuvos Res
pubkos Prezdento Antano Setono tragska Jungnese
Aerlkos Vastbee Kaune buvo SUBSIDIARIES komtetas veonu
pagerb aclau voeca needo jam dary jokio pai-
neJlmo Iada St. Rastis buvo nuvykes voecu gene
ranl komsariata prasymu est Muzeju tinkamai
pamne zuvusi Letuvos Vastybes Prezdenta Tacau ea
nepavyko gaut edmo vesam paminemui Teko pasenknti
tk pamaldomis baznycioje
- (Bus daugau)
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MUSU kALBA 5 p,.s:: s:::sss'i ss::;:,..
MATYTI IR MATOSI

jo r o d y t i So. Taigi cia
sangrazine lytis matytis yra vi
sal tolygi r o d vt i s, ir to-
del savo vartosena nuo jos visai
nesiskiria. Il
Toxic posakiai1 kaip "jau ME
ko4 n e b ii m a t O" arba
''is anapus misko g i r d e j O.
s i sukavimai" savo sangrazi-
nemis lytimis nebesimato ir gir-
dejosi is dalies pazymi pasyvine
reiksme: jomis pasakome tai,
kas tam tikrais atvejais gall
butt nusakoma neveikiamaisiais
dalyviais, pvz.: jo balsas buvo
toll g r d m a S is anapus
misko buvo g r d m su-
kavimai; medziu virsunes m a.
t m o s toll ir TT.
Sta pasyvine sangraziniu ly-
ciu reiksme yra CANA savotiska.
Sakydami "as noriu miego' ir
"man oris 81 miego", no.
rime pazymeti, kad pirmuoju
atveju pareiskiamas aktyvus
noras miegoti, t. y. kalbamasis
asmuo pasisako norris miego, O
antruoju atveju tas pats asmuo
neparodo moro miegoti, bet mie-
gas j imte ina, t. y. jis yra
verciamas miegoti Pvz. budami
gerokai susijaudine arba isgere
stiprios kavos, daznai, atejus
laikui, norime, bet negalime uz-
migti: gilus jaudesiai arba stip-
rus kavos poveikis isblasko mie-
ga, ir todel negalime uzmigti.
Arba stai vel sakydami "siemet
gerai p j a u n a s rugiai'
norime pazymeti, kad rugiai ne
sulozeje, audros nesutarsyti ar
ba lietaus nepriplukti prie zemes
ir todel gaai butt lengvai pjau-
nami. Tas faktas, kad p j u
n a 81 dar reiskia ir tarpusa-
vini pjovimasi (pvz. sunys
p j a u n a 81, t. y. p j u
n a vienas kita), neikiek
nekliudo butt ia pacia lytimi
ir pasyvinei reiks-
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dovas is tikrqju niekam nieko
gero negales duoti. O dabar Sis
mokytojas tose paciose Naujie-
nose jau teigia, kad Vadove esq
"geru ir vertingu dalyku', tik
lieka neaisku, kaip vienas is ruo-
seju galejo tuos dalykus suga-
dinti, reiksdamas savo "ekskliu-
zyvines" rasybos paziuras. Ne
aisku ypac del to, kad vienas
buves rasybos komisijq narys
ir/mokyklinio vadovelio (sintak-
ses) autorius Drauge aiskiai yra
pareiskes, kad Vadove nauju ra-
sybos dalykq beveik mesa, jp
daugumas jau buve priimta
ankstyvesniq rasybos komisijQ
ir veliau vartojama net praktis-
kai, pvz L. Dambriuno sintak-
seize, V. Gailiaus zodyne, arki-
vyskupo Skvirecko N. Testamen-
to verime ir KIT. Tai turbut Zinc
tik vieni Naujienu ekspertai,
kuriq ziniomis veikiausiai nau-
dojasi ir mokytojas M. K.
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Mdsu spaudos ir siaip rastu
kalboje daznai galime sutikti
bendrati vartojant siokiais at
vejais: gatveje buvo g i r d e
t j visokiu balsu; isvaziavus is
misko, .jau ibuyo m a t y t
baznycios bokstai; is visko m a
ty tt, kad jis nera pergudrus
vaikas, m a ty tt, jau seniai bu-
bu nepraustas; Jonas, kick g j r
d e il, zada netrukus mics
ta vaziuoti; tas akmuo, p y
g n i, nera perdidelis ir TT.
Bet salia to musu gyvojoje
zmoniq kalboje dar galime su-
tikti rninetosios bendraties vie
toje ir viena kita sangrazine
veiksmazodzio lyti, pvz.: jau ma
mai m a t o s i; nieko n e.
b e i m a to; vietomis jau
mazi debeseliai pradejo m a.
t y t i s; Petras, man m a =
t S, truputi pritingi; ten ME
ko n 81 g ir j: visi tik
slkauja, triuksmauja, ir tt
Kaikurios cia minimosios SAN
grazines lytys yra visai tolygios
reiksmes, kaip ir atitinkamos
bendratys, pvz.: jau namai m a.
tosi ir jau namai m a t y tt;
nieko n e b e S i m O ir ME
ko n e b e m a t y IT,; gatveje
g r d e jos 81 tik triuksmas
ir gatveje buv girde t i
tik triuksmas ir TT. Kad sitos
sangrazines lytys butu svetimos
musq kalbai, negalima pasakyti:
viena, daugely tarmiq jos yra
placiai vartojamos ir CANA ipras-
tos; antra, ju sangrazinumas ir
siaipjau gall butt nesunkiai pa
teisinamas. Sakydami "Petras,
man m a t o s, truputi pri-
tingi", lytimi matos pasakome
ta pat, kaip ir rodos: cia sios
lytys yra vienos ir tos pat reiks-
mes. Uzuot sake "vietomis jau
mazi debeseliai pradejo m a y
t i 50, galime pasakyti ir "vie-
tomis jau mazi debeseliai prade-
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mel: musu kalboje viena lytiin
gall butt kartais zymimos ir
kelios reiksmes, ne butinai tik
viena reiksme. sitas atskiru ly-
ciu daugiareiksmiskumas sutei-
kia J musu kalbai tik didesnio
lankstumo ir tue. pat metu bl-
dingo reiksmes atspalvio.
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sio miesto ir aplyinkes lietu-
viq Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
skyrius prizes kick laiko turejo
metini susirinkima. Nors Anne
rikoj liet. organizacijos turi
daug nariQ, bet bendrai paemus
j susirinkimus jie nemegsta Ian
kytis, taciau j sios draugijos
susirinkima buvo atvyke nema-
ia nariQ.
Dziugu pastebeti, kad j drau-
gija isirase ir naujai atvyku-
siu ateiviu ir tue j jau kone SO
metu senumo organizacija ilie-
ia, taip vadinamo, naujo kraujo.
Jie isirase graziu sios organi-
zacijos patriotiniu siekimu We
dini.
Pradedamas susirinkma, jau
daug metu vadovaujas Siam
skyriui pirmininkas Antanas
Dzimidas pabreze, kad TMDrau-
gijos veikimas ejo lyg bangomis.
Veikimas buvo labai spartus, kai
anksciau Lietuva buvo nelaimej.
Atgavus nepriklausomybe veiki-
mas buvo labai sumenkejes. Da-
bar yra reikalas ir vel sustip-
rinti veikima, nors jau visai prie
kitokia aplinkybiQ. | ta darba
kvieciami ir nauji ateiviai.
Buve sio skyriaus delegatai
TMDraugijos skyriu atstovu SUI
vaziavime - Seine p. Ell. Deve-
niene (dabar Centre Valdybos
pirmininke) ir Prof. Vaclovas
Birziska padare pranesimus apie
Seimo nutarimus ir organizaci-
jos darba. Xxi Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybes atgavimo Draugija
yra isleidusi apsciai knygQ. JOS
buvo paskleistos visur; ypac i
Lietuva. Tuo buvo tuomet pa
darytas labai svarbus draugijos
darbas. Bet dabar del leSu sto-
kos TMDraugija nebepajegia at
likti savo pagrindinio uzdavinio
- leisti knygas. Del to Seimas