davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17
CLAYTON STUDENTS ON TOUR
Eighth Grade of Clayton School
Make Second Trip of School Year

Eighth Grade of Clayton School
Make Second Trip of School Year
The eighth grade of Clayton
School made its second trip of the
school year on May 9Th. The stu
dents, accompanied by I ieir teach
ers, first went to the docks at the
M arine Terminal, Wilmington,
where they watched the cargoes of
jute, wood pulp and cork being un-
1oaded and stored in the huge
warehouses. The next location of
interest was the Old Swedes
Church. The structure, architec-
EIIre and historical significance of
Hhe edifice were explained to them
by a guide. At Christiana Park,
Ehe class viewed the rocks where
the Swedes landed and the monu-
ment erected in their honor. New
Castle airport offered much inter
est, for here the students were able
ITO observe the-planes of the vari-
tous airlines and to closely inspect
IA jet. The class then returned to
sClayton school.
Assessment List
Copies of lists of assessment of
real estate. personal property, and
Jcapitation taxables in the Clayton
Consolidated School District have
been posted at the Clayton Post
Office and at Sparks Pharmacy.
Appeals will be heard May % from
z pm. to 4 pm, at the Clayton
school.
State Festival of Arts
The Delaware State Festival OF
ARTS is being observed from May
ia to the 25. The art work of the
students of Clayton School will be
displayed in the corridors and the
various rooms of the school during
these two weeks. Parents an6
friends of the school are invited tc
come in and observe the art work
which the children have been doing
during the past year.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17
CLAYTON

The Auxiliary to the v. F. w.
are sponsoring blood donor cam
paign. If you haven't signed up.
please do so at the earliest possible
time. The sooner the minimum of
140 donors is reached the sooner a
date can be set with the Red Cross
Unit. Pledges can be obtained
from any member of the Auxiliary
or Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ri hard Quillen
and baby of Milford; spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchison
celebrated their wedding annivers-
AIRY on Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas M. Smith of Will
mington spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday as the guest of her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hurd had
as weekend guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Harrington of Wilmington.
Mr.. Will Reihm has been dis
charged from the Delaware Hos
pItal where he has been a patient
for the past six weeks. Mr.. Reihm
will convalesce at the home of his
sister in Smyrna.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the v.
y. w. met on Monday evening.
Rlans for the blood donor cam
paign were drafted and carnival
plans discussed.
MIR. and Mrs. Lea Hurlock have
faken up residence in their recent
sy purchased property on Main st.
AIRS. James Orvis spent Friday
afternoon visiting in Middletown.
Mrs. William Wright and Mrs.
IS. Creadick Ennis spent Monday in
Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter B. Foracre
and son of Wilmington, spent the
weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Dooway near Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Broadwater
and daughter of Havre de rGace,
sdd., were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mills.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Knox had
As guests on Tuesday her sister
airs. Figerabond, and nieces, Mrs.
webb, Mrs. Oday, Mrs. Langehad
and Mrs. Shockley.
MIR. James Carson is much i'm
prover from his recent illness.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17
TaylOr's Bridge

Miss Helen Buckson of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
". Buckson.
Misses Mildred and Marian Dea-
akyne of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Deakyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David
spent Sunday with their parents,
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17
FLEMING'S LANDING

Mr.. John Mckay of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Warner Sr.
Mr.. Homer King and Miss Lulu
Pearson of Wilmington, Mrs. .Thom-
as Pearson and Mrs. Frank Lucas
of Hartly were weekend visitors of
Mrs. Margaret Gearhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser Jr.,
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17

of Seaford, Mr., and Mrs. Ellsworth
Walker of Wilmington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Warner and children
David, Sissey, Doris Ann, of New
Castle, Mrs. Ralph McClain and
Smyrna times., 1951-05-17

daughter Miss Virginia, of Taylor's
Bridge, Mr.. Thomas Warner of
Bay Shore. spent Mothers Day
with their mother, Mrs. Walker
Warner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06

Ito Is, including three known Rus
sian blasts.
To 5000 soldiers the big day was
November 1.-The date of Exercise
Desert Rock, the first atomic ma
neuver in history.
No serious damage was reported
from yesterdays blast.
Children were released from
school in the little town of
Caliente, 'Nev.. population 1,oo0)
as the Acc issued a special warn
ing to the community. but a freak
of atmospherics spared the town.
Telephone lines were hit, how
ever, and service was disrupted
briefly. Residents watched the
atomic display from the streets.
Warned to Open Windows.
The same strange action sent
the shock waves bounding harm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06

|of cold air beneath hot). It re-
bounds to earth. Sometimes 1t
may bounce from earth to atmos-
phere four times before dying
out. Nobody knows for sure
where it will bounce.
There was no report of damage
although the explosion was twice
as powerful as last Thursdays
blast which shattered seven store
windows in Las Vegas from a
distance of rs miles.
The Acc reported only slight
radiation-far below the amount
considered injurious to persons,
animals. crops or water supplies.
New Phase Next Week.
The blast concluded the first
phase of the Aces fall series
which. Mr.. Tyler said. has been
devoted primarily to "develop-
mental tests required to advance
the weapons work OF our Los
Alamos. N. NJ, scientific labora-
tory"
The second phase, dealing
mainly with the effects of weap-
ons. will probably begin next
week. But the nuclear shots are
not expected to be so spectacular.
The first phase embraced the
'detonation of bombs ranging from
the tiny tower shot-perhaps the
first baby A-bomb-on October %
through steadily increasing, plane
delivered bursts on October %,
October 80 and November l, to
yesterdays big bomb drop from a
B-29 flying above 10000 feet.
1t brought the total of United
States atomic explosions, unoffi-
cially, to %. and the world total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06
By Bill Becker
Associated Press Stoff Writer

LAS VEGAS. New, Nov. g.
Americas atom masters have de-
veloped an assortment of bombs
of staggered sizes and staggering
reactions that may in time make
conventional weapons obsolete.
Observers were unable to make
any other conclusion as the first
phase of the Atomic Energy Com
MISSIONS fall test series at Yucca
Flat came to a smashing finale
yesterday with a full-scale A
bomb explosion.
Test Manager Carroll L. Tyler
and Scientific Chief Alvin c.
Graves were not fooling when they
said the series would include "a
number of experiments" No two
blasts in the set of five just fin
ished appeared identical-and the
last one topped them all.
1t seemed to have all the at
tributes of previous major A
bombs, including a flash and fire.
ball that persisted 10 seconds. The
flreball eliminated in tower of
flame hundreds of feet high
something for which this reporter
could find no precedent in pre-
viouS atomic accounts.
The blast rocked the Southern
Nevada desert for many miles and
was heard as far away as Rich
field. Utah, 235 miles distant. But
by a quirk of atmospherics the
shock waves missed all populated
communities.
The Aces explanation: The
shock wave hits a temperature
inversion layer in the air "a LAYER
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lessly past more heavily populated
Las Vegas.
The Acc warned all residents of
Caliente. 80 miles northeast of
Yucca Flat. to open their windows
and get outdoors. The children
were marched out of school in an
orderly drill, watched the flash
and cloud formation, and waited
for the big shock that never came
A rumble was heard nine
minutes later, but "the conclusion
wasn't anything like one or two
we got in last winters test" said
Sheriff's Deputy F. Lorin Bunker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06
Royal Pair Leave Quebec,
Enter Maritime Provinces
BY the Associated Press

FREDERICTON, New Bruins
wick, Nov. 6.-Princess Elizabeth
and the Duke Of Edinburgh began
their tour of Canada's maritime
provinces today after receiving a
warm good-by from Quebec.
Ahead of them was busy day
in Fredericton, New Brunswick
capital; including a 45-minute
drive through the elm lined
streets. They will arrive in the
port city of st. John in mid
Afternoon. A farewell was shout
ed by thousands who turned out
yesterday at the small cities and
towns Of French Canada along
the royal trains 400-mile route
down the st. Lawrence Rivers
south bank.
The royal couple, now on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06
1000 AIexundriuns Get
Chest X-Ruys in 10 Doys

More than 1000 persons had
chest x-rays at the four mobile
units set up in Alexandria from
October % through last Friday.
The survey, under co-sponsor-
ship of the Alexandria Tubercu-
losis Association and the Alex
andria Health Department,
showed an increase Of 1853 persons
x-rayed this year over 1850.
More than $500 persons also
had complete physical checks-ups
along with x-rays at the Health
Department during the same
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06
REVEALS
Beauty Secret

Popular model Ruth Smalley
could never find the soap that was
right" for her complexion. They all
"dried" her skin. Listen to what she
says now. "Pompeian really worksl
It's soap that does what it claims.
1t doesn't dry my skin" Here's why
Miss Smalley raves about Pompeian:
it's Americas only 1909 olive oil
CASTLE soap. Pompeian's gentle
"small-bubble" CASTLE lather
cleanses without drying. Pon1p-
elan gives your skin the chance
to replenish its own natural oils.
But don't you take our word for it.
Use Pompeian 1000 Olive Oil
CASTLE Soap for just days. Use it
every time you wash or battle. It's
the complexion soap that really
does what it claims! And it's yours
now at popular soap prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06
Narcotics, Cash Token
In Pharmacy BurgIories

Thieves took narcotics. $500
in cash and several cases of
cigarets in two separate weekend
burglaries at the Leland Pharm-
acy. 7007 Wisconsin avenue,
Chevy Chase, police reported.
Detective Sergt. John P. Leahy
said the narcotics were stolen
Sunday night. and the cash and
cigarets were taken Saturday
night. Both times the thieves
broke in through a rear door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-06

last leg Of their Canada wide tour,
made their first maritime ap-
pearance at Campbellton. New
Brunswick. late last night. De-
spite freezing temperatures they
came out of the trains rear OBJ
servation platform twice to greet
the chilled crowd Of 1000 persons.
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(Tesinys)

South Dakota - turi -didziausias
aukso kasyklas Leado mieste ir men.
kiausiai apmokama gubernatoriu. Pa.
vasariniu kvieciu auginime ultima
trecia vieta JAW. Black Hills gami-
mama daug aukso ir sidabro. Valsty-
beje yra 8400 XIV. m. indenp rezerva-
Y. Black Hills kalnuose Mount Rush
more) granite isskaptuotos didziules
Washingtono, Jeffersono, Lincolno ir
T. Roosevelto galvos.
Tennessee - 1941 m. pagarsejo vi
sam pasauly atomines bombos paga-
minimu Oak Ridge. Pietu valstybiu
tarpe vyrauja mineralp gamyboje il
didziausias pajamas turi is fosfato,
Toliau seka svinas, cinkas, varis,
gelezis, marmuras ir KIT. 1949 m. ze-
mes ukyje vyravo kukurlzai go mil.
buseliu, 32.1 bus. nuo akerio). Ne
menka vieta uzima bulviu (airiskpju
ir saldziuju), medvilnes gaminiai.
500 ukiu pajamu sudaro pajamos is
CALVIN ir ju produktu. IVA uztvankQ
sistema savo zinioje turf 13 uztvan-
ky, kurios savo energija aprupina
valstybes. Oak Ridge atominiu
bombu gaminimo vienas svarbiujQ
GENTRY. Is 49 mokyklu astuonios skir-
tos negrams. Valstybeje daug turis.
tiniu idomybiu, ypac pacios gamtos
sukurtu.
Texas - viena didziausiu valsty.
blu. il buvo vienintele nepriklausoms
valstybe prizes prijungima. Jauciu au.
gimme uzima pirmaja vieta, taip pal
pirmauja aviu auginime ir vilnos ga
myboje. Svarbieji zemes lkio gami
Mai - kukuruzai, avizos, kvieciai
pomidorai, bulves. Texas pirmaujs
medvilneje (s,5OO,O00 akru), antrajs
vieta uzima riesutuose ir citraus val
siuose. Pramoneje valstybe pirmaujs
zibalo valymo srity, pasizymi meso.
pakavimo pramoneje. Daug gaminams
naftos. Pramones sirdis - Houston
miestas - 10 srity yra Is naftos va
lyklu. Valstybes dydis gall butt ais
kus is tokiu nuotoliu - nuo Ell Pase
ligi Beaumont yra tick pat kelio kai1
nuo New Yorko ligi Chicagos, Texa.
turf 1926 aukstasias mokyklas, ju tar
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Ceslovas Janusas

Rugsejo 29 d. paminejo savo
20 metu dailininko veiklos su-
kaktl. Ta diena kaip tik buvo
10 vedybu II metq sukaktis. Sa-
vo svecius dailininkas supazindi-
no su naujaisiais paveikslais,
vaizduojanciais New Yorko apy-
llnkiq peizazus. Didele dalis jo
paveikslQ siuo metu dar yra pa
keliui is Chicagos. Vasaros metu
jie buvo isstatyti j. Baciuno
vasarvieteje Sodus, Mich.
Dali. 6. Janusas siuo metu
tautiskais motyvais dekoruoja
Brooklyno Apreiskimo parapijos
sale, kurioje daugiausia reiskia-
81 naujakuriu kulturinis gyveni-
mas. 'Spa1io men. pradzioje jis
su savo pagelbininkais isvyksta
! Long Island dekoruoti vieno
milijonieriaus vilos patalpu.
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teismuose, kadangi, esq, tai bu-
tu vogto daikto pirkimas. Bet
zibalo jiems patterns reikia. Ir
nupirko 100000 tony is Rumuni-
jos. Kokia likimo ironija! Juk
tas zibalas taip pat vogtas: jis
gi is tu paciu anglu ir amerikie-
ciu saltiniQ, kuriuos komunisti-
ne Rumunijos valdzia is ju nu-
savino, ne skatiko neuzmokeje. /.
Kaledos, Velykos ir net Mo-
tinos Diena didziausiomis Sven
tennis virsta ypac items pirk-
liams, kuriu prekes tinka dova-
nojamos. Prize tu triju dienu pri-
sideda dar ir Valentines ir Tevo
dienos. Oar maza: jau kelia su-
manyma ivesti Vaiku Diena.
Bet tula Vaiku Auklejimo Drau-
gija uzprotestavo, sakydama do
vanu pirkliams: nebukit beso-
ciai! ..,4
Americas konstitucijos ir ne
priklausomybes paskelbimo do
kumentus idejo j heliaus pripil-
dytus stiklo "vokus". Tai bu-
sianti geriausia apsauga items
dokumentams nuo sunykimo.
Prezidentas Trumanas ia pro-
ga prisimine ir sovietine konsti-
tucija, sakydamas, kad il yra
pilna gerQ zodziu, bet tie zodziai
reiskia "maziau negu nieko", o
tos konstitucijos "garantijos yra
lygiai tokios klastingos, kaip ir
jq sutartys. "Bolsevikinis susi-
tarimas nera vertas popierio,
ant kurio jis parasytas.''
Nuns ia tiesa ne naujiena.
Lieka tik skaiciuoti: y kick
laiko praeto, kol toji tiesa ate
jo j Americas prezidento lupas ?
p kick laiko darI praeis, Xxi is
tos tiesos bus padarytos isva-
dos? :.
s. y
Kambodzos (Indokinijos da-
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Trupiniai is didzi0siOs ir mazosiOs po|tikos

Amerikietis tyrinejo, kuo sio-
mis- dienomis labiausiai susiru-
pines vidutinis anglas. Ar rinki-
mais, kkurie sio menesio 25 d.,
galbut, grains j valdzia Chur-
chilli? Ar kritiska padetimi Ira
ne, is kur anglus veja lauk? Ar
Korejos karu? Ar elektros ir
ANGLES stoka, kuri, ziemai ar
tejant, gresia tapti skaudziai
juntama kiekviename anglo ma
me?
Ne! Del visu tu dalyku vidu-
tinis anglas esas CANA ramus ir
net beveik abejingas. Kuo jis
tikrai rupinasi ir jaudinasi tai. +.
karaliaus sveikata. Ir rupinasi
nuosirdziai, gal net negalvoda-
mas, kodel jam tatai taip rupi.
Ne taip, kaip tas cinikas Cir tarp
anglu tokiu esama!), kuris is
stare:
HIM karalius :. Siaip
tai butQ vistiek, bet ka mes
veiksim like SUI TRIMS karalie-
nemis!"
o kuo domisi vidutinis ameri-
kietis? zinoma, viskuo po tru-
putt, bet labiau tue, kas areiau-
siai prie jo. Sake, vienas Chi
cagos redaktorius dar pora me-
tu prizes pirmaji pasaulini kara,
redakcijoj ant sienos pakabino
toki uzrasa:
"sunu susipjovimas Clark gat-
veje yra svarbiau, negu karas
Balkanuose."
Daugumas Amerikos laikras-
ciu Xxi siai dienai tokios taisyk-
les laikosi. Skirtumas gal tik
toks, kad dabar sunu pjautyniu
vieta uzima beisbolas.
* =
Del nesusipratimu anglai tue
tarpu neturi Irano zibalo. More
dami Irana paspausti, ispejo vi
sus kitus, kad nepirktu zibalo
is Irano, grasydami net bylomis
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lies) karalius, esq, rengiasi pa
dovanoti prezidentui Trumanui
drambli. Nors Trumanas ir ME
kan nesiskundes, kad jam truk-
sta dramblio, bet Kambodzos mi
historians tai dar ne irodymas,
kad jis dramblio nenori. Bet jei-
gu svetimi karaliai siulo prezi-
dentui dramblio didumo dova-
mas, tai prezidentas turf atsi-
klausti sonata, ar jis gall pri-
init -.
Idomu, ar opozicijos senoto-
rial balsuotu uz leidima Truma-
nui isigyti drambli, kuris kaip
tik yra respublikonu simbolis? ?
Gal koks Kambodzos minister's
turetu paaiskinti karaliui, jog
demokratu simbolis yra ne
dramblys, asilas? D..
Sake, pasauli dabar Waldo be-
veik wien ligonys. Turbut labiau-
siai ta patvirtina Irano premje-
ras Mossadegh. Jis gyvena par
lamento rumuose, kur svarbius
posedzius ateina tiesiai is lovos.
Bet jis atskrido j New Yorka,
dalyvauti Saugumo Tarybos po-
tsedziuose. Taciau apsistojo ne
viesbutyje, o.. ligonineje. Pa
rengiamieji pasitarimai vyksta
prie jo lovos.
Spalio 25 Churchillis galbut
(gal ir ne. y dar karta griz
j valdzia. o jam jau 76 metal.
Senas? Tai niekis. Anglia yra
turejusi ministeri pirmininka
(Gladstona), kuris paskutini sa-
vo kabineta sudare budamas 80
metu amziaus.
B. X. Naujokas
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AtViiraS laSkaS i. JOnikui

paspaudes uodega, lenda pasuo-
len -. o juk buvo jaunas ir
jis, stiprus ir visu brangina-
mas -. is,
Taigi "mielas'' Jonikeli, pa
nasi tragedija vyksta ir su pa
tim. Kick metu turi ir kokia pa
ties isvaizda, negaliu tikrai pa
sakyti, bet kad protu esi pase-
mes = apzabales, tai ne tik as,
bet ir kiekvienas "pazangietis" /,
kuris skaito paties parasytas Ell
lutes, ta gall patvirtinti. Ne
beveikia pas patti ne klausos ne
regejimo organai. Smegenys vi
sal istizo. Like tik vienas liezu-
velis. Jei pats nematai, tai pa
duck kitam perskaityti mano
laiska, ar ten rasite kur nors pa
rasyta "uzmusiu' arba "sulikvi-
duosiu?"
Sunki protine sentative uzgule
patti. 'Nepazisti ne tik dipuku,
bet ir savo "pazangieciu'. Pats
gerai jautiesi, kad maza kan
bereikalingas. Bet kick galeda-
mas rupinies dar butt Stalinui
naudingas. Vazineji, kalbi, rasai,
pinigus kaledoji, bet is visur
girdi tik priekaistus ir, "E, tu,
zabali, ar nenustosi? o, tai, Ii
lis! visai iskvaisai." Brisiui sap
nuodavos vagys ar vilkai, Jo-
nikui zydQ kraujas, "progresy-
viz kancios ir beprotnamiai."
Oar vienas Joniko sapnas, ku-
ris ir "pazangiecius" smarkiai
sukrete. "Vilny' 66 Mr.. kovo 26
d. Jonikas raso:
"Kas bet kick supranta apie
socialistine santvarka, Zinc, kad
Tarybu Sajunga ne tik nesiruo-
sia jokiam karui, bet siulo nusi-
ginkluoti. Jai nereikalingos sve-
timos teritorijos. JOS ne vieno
kario nera svetimose zemese.
Tail fakta niekas negincina".
stai, koks gerutis Jonikas,
nors per sapnus eme ir pripa-
zinc Stalinui daugiau negu puse
Europos, kuria siandien trypia
rusiski maskoliai: Net ir Spring
fieldo ''pazangieciu' vadas yra
pasakes: "As jo taip pat ne
megstu, tokiu rasymu Jonikas
mus pazangiecius visai pazemi-
no, didziausiais kvailiais palai-
ke."
Taigi, "mielas', Jonikei, ne
manyk, kad ir dabar visi "pazan-
gleclai" yra toxic apzabaliai,
kalp ir pats. Praejo tie laikai,
kada galejai visus savo sapnus
apie sovietini roju grusti j pa
zangleciq" galvutes, kaip really
be. Dabar kalba atvyke is to ro-
Jaus gyvi liudininkai.
Is viso ko atrodo, kad Jonike-
liui tenka susideti j tarbele vi
sus rasymo irankelius ir SUI di-
dele geda uodega paspaudus du-
Init uz peciaus.
'lzulusis Springfieldo dipukas'
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NA~uS0O cOAAAhe%O Ae%A = AAAOPS1A
torine apziura Springfield, Ill.
'pazangieciQ" orgahizacijose. 10
garbei tu organizaciju vadai bu-
vo suruose piknika. Jonikas
smarkiai apsivyle, rades pikni-
Ike tik keliolika lietuviskai kali
banciq burliokQ. 10 svajones,
pasakyti griausminga kalba ir
pasipinigauti, nuejo veltui. Anot
viena musu tautiecio, Jonikas
vaikstinejo nosi nuleides ir ne
gavo ne tik isdrozti kalba, bet
ir pasipinigauti. Kaip muse kan
des, turejo grizti j savo komu-
nistine guzta Chicagoje.
Taciau ne visai tusciom isva-
ziavo. Issiveze pilna tarba smeiz-
tq apie tos kolonijos lietuvius,
ypatingai apie viena 'izuluji di-
puka".
Taigi, Sis 'izulusis dipukas"
ir nori atsakyti Jonikui j jo pa
rasytus smeiztus net dvejuose
"Vilnies" numeruose.
stai ka raso Jonikas po Spring
fieldo "pazangieciu" ir Chicagos
"Vilnies" pikniku.
"Vilnis" 1919 Mr.. raso: "Nese-
mai lankiausi valstijos sostineje
Springfielde. Tai ,sena ir nema-
ia lietuviu imigrantu kolonija.
Kaipo tokioj, zinoma, randasi
dipuku ir "dipukq". Pasakojo
man tada geri springfieldieciai,
jog vienas hitlerinis "dipukas"
esas ypatingai Julius. Jis net
drista eiti j stuba ir bando at
kalbeti "Vilnies" skaitytojus,
kad neskaitytu to dienrascio.
"Vilnies' piknike susitikau burr
pazlstamu springfieldieciu. Pra-
nese jie man: Tas agresivusis
lietuvis dipukas, veikiausiai su-
sitepes zydu ir progresyviu tau
tieciu krauju naciu okupacijos
metu, patupdytas beprotnamyje.
snekasi, vargselis, beprotna-
myje su savo prototipas Hitle-
riu, Smetona, Rentelnu ir Kru-
pavicium ir planuoja isvaduoti
Lietuvaw
"Vilnies" 214 Mr.. po antraste
"uzmusiu' siaip raso: -. sne-
kant apie veliausiai atvykusius
is Europos lietuvius bukime re-
alistiski. Susidejusios salygos
atvyko eia dipuku ir .'dipuku".
Anadien gaunu laiska nuo di-
puko is Sprlngfieldo. LaiSko tu-
rinys.. "Prie pirmos progos
susitikes Jonika = uzmuSiu!"
Naciu okupacijos metu Lietu-
vote minimas dipukas buves ge-
rutelis; net zydus Slopes nuo hit
lerininku, bet. :. Atvykes Ame-
rikon laukia progos susitikti SUI
Joniku, kad "likviduoti" ji...
Delto vietoje smerkti mus, kad
mes "nekenciame" visu dipuku,
atsipalaiduokite (reiskia, taip
pat ismuskite) nuo tu, kurie tik
laukia progos ka nors uzmusti."
Rasydamas jums 81 laiska, pri-
siminiau J. Biliuno parasyta
apysaka "Brisiaus galas". Ma
nau, kad prisimeni is pradzios
mokyklos, jei esi buves. Taciau,
del vaizdumo parasysiu keleta.
istrauku.l
"Salia diendarzio duru, ant di-
dziules spaliu kruvos, gull senas
Brisius - elias, apzabales suo.
Matytiti jis dar mato, bet tik
kaip pro dumus, ir savo Emo
gaus labai daznai nebepazista.
Sunki sentative ir jam: visu uz-
mirstas ir apleistas. Pats gerai
jaucia, kad mazs, kan bereika-
lingas. Bet kick Sgaledamas ru-
pinasi dar butt nsudingas. Nors
neprigirdi, taeiau Wis klauso. Be-
klausydamas apsnusta :. Ir gir-
di pro miegus slamant netoli,
tarytum eitQ kas svetimas =.
Sunkiai kelias senas Brisius ir
LOLA uzkimusiu, mieguistu balsu.
- r, tu, zabali, ar nenustosi? ;.
savo zmogaus nematai -. Daz-
mai troboje, viduaslyje guleda-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11

sPAKELIUI I MIRTI -
B. Gaidziuno aprasymai
apie pergyvenimus vo-
kieciu kalejimuose. 2S1
pusl. kama ..,. S1.O0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-03
Stote Dems.
Continued Form Pare n

DR. Milton explained
Penalty would g discontinue
sstion 81 public tlrcs.
We are hopef4. that the Con-
vention VIII sdcp. our resolu-
ton which VIII not only -aez-
that any reference TO race, creed
or religion and all types q writ
ten forms be banned, bit alst
practice OF submitting photo
graphs be discontinued il al
elementary schools up ~ III,
Mch ar State College level
ne -nrorer added.
Tbs requirement of desig.
lut-ns ypC- race. creed or religion
st,-ct.y ) discriminatory prac
zee i7c $ % 10 practical use b
Il concluded. and the Michigan
State Derccrst.c Convention :
gong e 'es1 me fight % abolish
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