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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-08-25
Street are visiting in Chicago, Ill.


Mrs. Margaret Jefferson of Newark, N.
j., is visiting her daughters Mrs. Beulah
Farrar and Mrs. Virginia Murray on Book
er street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Walker of 10th
St., N. w., have returned home after Wis
iting relatives and friends in Baltimore,
Md. and Cleveland, o.
Miss Nancy Pinkard of Richmond, Va,
is the house guest of Miss Ruth Fleming
on West St.
Mrs. Maud Fleming, member of the
local teaching staff, is mentioning in Los
Angeles and Berkeley, Calf.
Mrs. Pearl Lewis, formerly of this city
now resident of Cleveland, O., is spend
ing several weeks at her home on Abe
marie st.
So
Mr.. John Harris of New York City, is
visiting his mother, Mrs Blanche Harris
on West ST.
Faculty members of the Jackson P Bur-
ley High School began a series of meet
ings last Monday which will continue for
two weeks. Work shops and group dis
cussions will be featured during the peri
Cd
Mrs. Robert j. Tate of Passiac, N. J.
returned home Monday after spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alberta
Johnson, on West st.
Mr.. Joseph B. Young of 5th St., S. W.,
returned from summer school at Virginia
Union University last week and is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Jean D ell aney, in East
Orange, N. j., and other relatives in New
York City.
The Rev. A. H. Easey will hold an IL
am. service on Sunday instead of the u.s.
ual am. service since he is leaving the
city to accept his new position at ST. Pauls
Institute A reception will be given for
the departing priest at 5 pm. All minis
tiers of the city and all congregations are
invited to attend.
49, #s
Funeral services were held last Sunday
for Mrs. Anna Miller
Mrs Selena C. Diggs and son, Alfred, of
New York City, are visiting Mrs NancyC.
Annette on Dice ST. Mrs. Diggs is the for
mer Miss Conn of this city.
=
Mr.. Herbert Quarles has returned to his
home on Dice ST., after supervising a spe-
cio oil not IL:
He will remain here until college opens
in September.
Mrs. Eva c.. Winstead and daughter,
Carolyn, of Newport, News, Va, are the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B.
Tonsler of 9Th St., S. W.
Among those visiting Mrs Mary Carr
Greer recently were: Mrs. Lottie Frye
Jontons, Rochester, N. Y, Mrs Alberta
Catlett, Washington, d. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cary and
sons of Washington, D. c., and It, and
Mrs. Horace Estes.
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The ITALIAN Art and Literary Circle
held their annual picnic at Riverview, the
HoIIle OI Mr. ana MIS-. u. ". Greer recent
ly. Members and their guests had lovely
time.
County Agent G. G. Greer showed a
motion picture on live stock improvement
for the benefit of those Interested in the
subject and the program was largely at
tended. Refreshments were served after
the discussion which followed the picture.
Cluh News
, 1951-09-17
St.Croix Unity League
Goes to Frederiksted
Tomorrow Night

Founders of the ST. Croix
Unity League will hold a meet
ing in the Bandstand tomor-
row night. Arrangement to
this effect has been made by
the sponsors of both programs.
Members of the Municipal
Council are also especially in
vited to be present to know
firsthand the purposes and
plans Of the League which
doubtless will meet with their
approval.
This organization is unique
from its very beginning and
now during its development.
1t is not built upon selfishness
or for a certain type or class
of people; it is for all who love
the Island of St. Croix and are
eligible to vote.
Everyone is invited to at
tend the meeting which will
start Immediately after the
showing of the pictures at 9
, 1951-09-17
Womens League
Pldns Cleanup
Campaign for StCroix

The Women's League of St.
Croix has decided to sponsor
a cleanup campaign in prepa-
ration for the Caribbean Con-
ference, it was announced by
Mrs. Leola F. Carroll, Sec'y.
Mrs. Carroll states that the
League would like to call pub
lie attention to the fact that the
Caribbean Conference will be
held in St. Croix some time in
October this year."
Attending this conference
will be delegates from various
places in the Caribbean area
the League is therefore appeal
ing to all property owners,
especially those along our
main streets and highways to
join in the "Clean Up Cam
paign" for this occasion"
"The League also is appeal
ing to merchants, painters and
other workmen who might be
called to do work during this
period to give their kind CO.
operation in reducing the
prices of paint, painting ma
terials and workmanship"
, 1951-09-17
Two More Donations
to Youth
community Center

In addition to the substan-
tlal contributions made by the
Rasmussen Store in Christian
sted, which gave five per cent
of the entire sales made each
Wednesday for several weeks,
Attorney Almeric Christian
has handed over a check for
$25. to Mrs. Anna Brodhurst,
treasurer for the Center. A
check was also received from
Mrs. j. Luttrell in the amount
of $500.
, 1951-09-17
Governor de Castro
In Rddio Address
Over VISTA Sunday

Governor de Castro address
ed the people of the Virgin Is
lands over Station VISTA last
night, in keeping with his
promise to keep them inform
ed from time to time on how
the Administration is progress
ing. He discussed his plans for
reorganization Of the govern
ment, the health services and
hospital construction program,
public works projects, public
housing program, public assist
ance program, educational ser
vices, proposed school construc
ton programs, and other items
of public interest.
Of St. Croix, in particular,
the Governor said it has fewer
overlapping boards and COM
Continued on page A.
, 1951-09-17
V. |. Leg. Assembly
C~ongrdtuldtes DR..
Cunegdtu on Appmt.

The Legislative Assembly
of the Virgin Islands sent a let
ter of congratulations to DR..
D. c. Canegata on his appoint
ment to the post of Admins
traitor for St. Croix. The letter
dated, September Is, and sign
ed by the Hon. Alva c. Nc
Farlane, chairman, reads:
"On behalf of the Legisla-
tive Assembly Of the Virgin
Islands I extend to you SINGER
est congratulations on your
elevation to the position of AID
ministrator for st. Croix by
the Secretary of the Interior,
vice the Hon. Harry E. Taylor,
who will retire on October l,
1851.
":The announcement Of your
appointment to the highest adj
ministrative post in St. Croix
is indeed significant; since you
are a native of this Island.
who has had the distinction of
serving our people for a per-
iod of many years in the three
branches of our local govern
ment.
accept our best wishes for
a successful term of office.
May Gods richest blessings
and guidance attend you in
your new duties"
, 1951-09-17
Tau Fraternity Of
ST. Thomds Expresses
Thanks for Courtesies

The members of the Tau
Beta Alpha Fraternity of St.
Thomas has expressed their
thanks to the people of ST.
Croix and especially to Can
ute and Anna Brodhurst for
couurtesies extended to them
on their visit during the re-
cent holidays. A letter signed
by Calvin Wheatley, president
states in part:
"On behalf of Tau Beta Al
pha Fraternity, I write to ex-
press sincere thanks for the
courtesies extended to them
lowing us the use of jungle
Casino" for the party spon-
sored there by our Fraternity.
We appreciate very keenly
your spirit of complete cooper
alton with the dance. On
Continued on page ~
, 1951-09-17
Spdrtdns Defect
UniqueC &C in Thrilling
Come Yesterday

In one of the most exciting
games of the cricket tourna-
ment the Spartans defeated
the Unique yesterday on Pa
rade Ground.
The Spartans won the toss
& sent the Unique boys to bat,
feeling confident Of victory.
Umpires were Michael ROGERS
and Ambrias Williams. The
took in the first two
overs, l man for one run.
Christian Farrelly bowled
from the upper wicket and r.
vim Henry from the lower.
Both kept the game and its
Continued on page a
, 1951-09-17
C.I.T.C. to Discuss
Formation of Curib.
Tourist Dew. Assoc.

poFT or SPAIN y organl OPS Sets Ceiling
"a za10 no = Ie saal0D Dsanoia 4an Prices on Meets
Is the bioh1ioht Of the aoenda Effective Sept. IA
of the Third Annual General A new regulation, Ceiling
Meeting of the Caribbean In Price Regulation 70 CPR 73)
term Tourism Committee to which fixes the price of cattle,
be held at Ciudad Trujillo sheep and goats on the hoof,
Dominican Republic, form Sep & regulates the price of meat,
TENDER II to 81 according to goat mutton and sheep mutton
Louis S. Law Executive Secre- by cuts and classes, became
tary Of the CI.TC. He pointed effective last Friday, Septem-
out to the Press that the In Der "A, 1851.
term Committee was due to- The specific dollars-and-
come to an end on December cents ceiling are expected to
81, 1851. afford producers and sellers a
Another item of interest to sufficient return to assure con-
the whole area which will be sumers of a supply Of meat
dealt with at the meeting is and yet protect the public
the judging of the Caribbean against undue price rises.
Poster Competition. Terrific There will be a slight in
ries have each submitted two crease in prices for consumers
posters which they have on the island of St. Croix on
judged to be the best from the choice cuts due to advances in
area. These will be exhibited cattle prices.
on the walls of the meeting It is expected that this regu-
place or in an art gallery. Each laton will limit the exporta-
poster will be identified by a ton of cattle to markets where
number only, and an afternoon ceiling prices are higher or to
will be devoted to selecting other markets where no cell
Continued on page ~ ing prices exist.
Evening star., 1951-12-25
$79.75 to $o8.75
Furred Goats
s68

Women's Fitted, Box, Side
FIore and Wrop styles in fine
woolens Of JuiIIiord, MeIito, Anglo
Fleece, nubby BoucIe, Hockonum
Suede Cloth. Yokes . roll, shoM
ond oscot collars, some with cuffs,
OF Black, Grey and Brown Persian
Beaver jap Mink, Squirrel,
Silver Fox and Mountoin Sable
(dyed ring-toll cot). In wonted
coIors Of Black, Grey Oxford,
Green, Toupe and Wine sizes
"a to AZ and l21z to 221z--S68
Misses and Juniors Fit
ted, Bow and Pyromid styles with
Chin collars, Droped cosIors, fIored
coIIors .>.-of Persion, Beaver,
Leopard, Bombay Lomb! Dwetyn
Suede and BroodcIoth in Black,
Purple, Red, Green Gold, Navy
and Grey Sizes 9 to IS and 10
to Is, S68.
Evening star., 1951-12-25
Misses and Juniors

ted, BoV, Pyramid and classic
eosuoI styles. In Forstmonn, JuiI-
lord, DWeNn Suede, BroodcIoth,
Imported Tweeds ond fIeecy
Tweeds Block. Toupe, Red,
Grey ond coIorfuI Checks. Sizes
7 to IS and 10 to Is. $50.
Evening star., 1951-12-25

$98.75 to $I25.
Furred Goats
$ $88

Women's Fitted coots with
Flsher-dyed Fitch collar and cuffs,
also black Persian. Box type coots
with deep Muff cuffs Of Fisher
dyed Fitch or Black Fox Pyramid
Box coots with Silver Fox, Lynx
dyed Fox, Black Persion Lomb
Showl collars, some Ascots, cuffs
and yokes; over-sIeeved coots with
cuffs and collars Of Black Persian
ond Beaver. DNetyn, Suede
Broodcloth and Fleece in Black,
Wine, Beige, Purple, Grey Yorn-
dye Oxford, Nut Brown ond Green
in sizes II to "a. S88.
Misses and Juniors Short
coots with Leopard, Beaver and
Muskrot CoIlors Persion edo-
ines. Long Persian Coots with
Scorfs of Block, Persion, Grey Per-
sion yokes Of Muskrot and
Block Persian droped collars
Of Beover fIored collars of Black
Persion yokes Of Bombay Lamb
and Block BroodtoiI. Beautiful
wooIens in Red, Grey, Black ,Pur-
pie, Beige, Gold, Navy and Spice.
Sizes 7 to l8. S88.
Evening star., 1951-12-25
Dresses! Separates! Broken lots,
big Savings in Sports Shop l3rd FLY

4-sos5 to SASS Dresses including ooed eobornes grey
in black eunmetoI Sizes 10 10 in The
5s795 Sass Sports Dresses including eheteen Jumpers red black
button front coduoys beige red
checked trim and ooborne
10 to 8 the $l2
S595 and S795 wool sleeveless ed
Isles 3 38 sheer mon bos neckne
yellow IN small
sSee5 joeke, short fitted style black veveteen ST.
3S25 jackets Ioc short q
5-Sz9s5 Classic veketen Joeket pocket Sl8.
l5s595 ss95 WstNs purple corduroy black aqua yeke-
Sizes 10 l6 81.
80e5 $l695 Skirts quilted veeteen
Slim and full sIhouet checked and solid coos Brown
sizes 10 to l6 S.. to $40. ''
S595 Corduroy Suits cossc style
and 18 Sl0 ~
Evening star., 1951-12-25

WOMENS Drey fitted pyromd and box styles Of
fine woon Forstmo Jiord Anglo ond Hockonum Deep soM
eoo roll coors oos cuffs Of Beoer Silver Fox PERSON.
Fsered Fitch Lynx dyed Fox ond Black Black Toupe Green
Wine. Plum Purple ond Brown 2 Ak -----------S03
MSSeS Fitted Full Pomid ond bockbeted Coots Of Fomonn.
ulod ood Anglo wooe With Sos Cuffs Ykes end Rees Of
fTs Block PERSON. Brown Pon Block dyed Fox Beo Grey
Monton Sobe yed rn9to Red Purple Beige Block
Gold and yorn-dye Grey Sizes to SC8
Evening star., 1951-12-25
One-of-a-kind Clearance
Of French Room Fashions!

So95 Black Royon Ottoman 2Pieee Dress %
SSSo Mo or o"e 'oHeto ouopess Dress win 20
SSSo kd Or BLOCK koyn tissue fo"e Dress full
S5SSo BLOCK Fue sK 0ose Dre 28
94oOo z-r'eee Noyon SfePe Dess VeFeF 0m 28
S4sSo BLOCK koyon Iepe AFTERNOON Dres satin DOW 28
>4SSo brown Ve"et Oess WIN SO
94S.So oeen hoyon ro""e z-r'eee SO
SosSo BLOCK loee Ioekoh Dress SO
SSSo Block wool Dress stripe tofo trim SO
>oSSo Doek koyon IrPe Ateon Dress apron front 68
9SoSo Ned sMk 'oHeto Iockto" Dress 68
S9oso Block velvet shoh Dress ood trim SO
SSooo Lame Ioekto" SUIT VeVet eoIor 68
Sl5o LONE snopies Dress with Joeket 50
SIoo BLOCK koyon Crepe Designers Dress button
$IoO Block Koyon Crepe Designers Dress gold
Sl95 Block Koyo" Crepe Designers Dress tucked
sls5 Block Royon Crepe Designers Dress oe jewel pin s3s
Sz5o Grey wool Dress tnne collar and CUTS
Sz5o Block Wool Suit Cordson oke
Soo BLOCK and White Imported Tweed Suit long Sl68
9o NoW ostmon forso Wool Suit euto"o ocet $l68
oO imported Stripe Wool Suit $l38
>zoo ked lesur Wool Suit double pockets
French
at deuets ShrAngton SHUer Upper
Evening star., 1951-12-25

Women's fitted coots but
toned high; Box coats with tucked
or embroidered yokes, with cope
coIIors, Panel back coots with
wide revers and oscots. In JuiIIiord,
MeIito ond VeIono, Forstmon
NordeIlo, Duvetyn, Fleece, Anglo
Suede and Poodle cloth. CoIors of
Block, Navy, Grey, Toupe, Purple,
Oxford Beige, Wine and Green.
Sizes 38 to 42 and l2I2 to 24A.
S58
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IS VOKIETIJOS

Augsburge esantieji Messer-
schmitto fabrikai pradejo ga
mint naujos konstrukcijos stu
MANASSAS masinas. Jos varomos
70 vatu elektros motoro, tinkan-
ciu 10 ir 22O voltu srovei ir
per minute padaro 400 dygsniu.
Nauja siuvamaja masina, tick
Vokietijoje, tick kituose kras-
tuose, susidomejimas didelis.
Wuerttenbergo - Hohenzol-
lernu krasto valdzia pranese
kad siauriniame Schwarzwaldc
kraste rasti uranijaus klodai
Jau prizes 81 pranesima to kras-
to valdzia prieme istatyma, ku-
riame sakoma, kad kraste esan-
tieji radio aktyvus metalai yra
krasto valdzios nuosavybe.
I Vakaru Vokietija buvo at
vestu virs 1900 buvusiu Ryt-
prusiu gyventoju vokieciu. Di-
dzioji ju dauguma yra buve Lie
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Lietuviai be inteligentijos

Liepojos kataliku parapija buvo dide-
le, letuviu buvo puse, maine visi buvo pa
prasti darbininkai, vezikai, uosto krovikai,
sargybiniai, tarnaites ir IT..
Tautybe nuo religijos mazai dar atsky-
re. Klebonu buvo baronas Won Ropp, veliau
tapes vyskupu ir metropoltu. Lietuviams
buvo nepalankus. Kaip baznycioje, taip ir
parapijos mokykloje viespatavo lenku dva-
sa. Inteligento ne vieno (tik veliau atsira-
do keletas ietuviu gydytoju, vienas kitas
inzinierius).
Viena sekmadieni mano draugas pare
jes is baznycios pasake man netiketa nau-
jena, kad jis mates iseinant is baznycios
viena pona SUI ponia ir kalbant lietuviskai
Nenorejau tiketi, kad koks nors ponas at
virai dar visiems girdint kalbetu lietuvis-
kai = tai nesamone, sakau jam. Bet kada
mano draugas "pasibazijo", tada patikejau
Koks buvo musu noras pamatyti inteli-
genta lietuvi parodo toks vaizdelis. Musu
bendrabutis Sodo gatvej (kur pirmiau lake
Felicia Bielkeviciute = Kentriene), buvo
netoli kalejimo. Viena diena pasklido gan
das, kad bus atvarytas kalejima tokia ir to-
kia diena suarestuotas daktaras Liudas Val
neikis is Palangos. Mes keletas mokiniu visa
ta diena budejome prie kalejimo vartu, lauk-
dami atvedant arestuotaji. Bet nesulaukeme.
Taip ir antra diena musu budejimas nuejo
veltui Labai gailejomes, mes apie DR.. L. Val
neiki buvome daug girdeje, kaip apie lietu-
vi patricia ir lietuviu laikrasciq Prusuose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-20

- Kaip tau sekasi, Audrone
Pasiilgai names?
- Wath did you say?
- Audrute, negi nemoki jaU
lietuviskai?
Audrone, lietuviu inteligentQ
II metu dukrele, lietuviskai dar
moka, bet kalbeti vengia. Mo.
kykloje jos draugai kalba tik
angliskai, gatveje il girdi ang.
lu kalBa, nuejusi j "sova" klau-
sosi anglisku dialogu, pagaliau
jos boy friend'as, Bob (koks
"fine' jisD net nezino, kas tai
per krastas Lietuva. Tiesa, yrs
namai. Tevelis uzimtas, pavar'
ges pasirodo tik vakarais, ma.
myte? O, il puiki mommy, bel
il nori patti geriau pramokti an.
glu kalbos -.
Praslenka keleri metal. Aud
rome jau seniai virto Audrey, jos
draugai-nebe lietuviai. Bob'as
boy friend, jai ir toliau istiki
mas, literature namuose - til
spalvoti magazinai ir Is ct. ero.
tiskai kriminalines knygutes
Oar pora metu ir Bob'o ir Aud.
rones tevu draugai bel pazista.
mi gauna graziai atspausdintus
pakvietimus j Audrey ir Robert
sutuoktuves -.
Visas Sis epizodas yra tikrovi
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zalynas, kurio deka ateity, tiki
me, galesime statyti laisvosios
tevynes rumus? zinoma, musu
politiniai central ir srovines Or
ganizacijos turf savo uzdaviniu
ir jie gall butt svarbus, bet kai
pavojuje yra atsidurusi visa lie
tuviu karta - tautos ateitis =
ar butu pateisinamas abejingu-
mas? Nebeturetu rasti daug vie
tos ypac musu tremtiniu tarpe
perdidelis pasinesimas j turteji-
ma ir asmeniskus patogumus ir
turetu atsirasti daugiau pasi-
sventimo ir realaus tautiniu rel
kalu supratimo. g..
Vienas didziuju pasaulio ra-
sytoju = lenkas Stefan zeroms-
XII, turedamas galvoje pavergta
tevyne, viename savo romanu
yra pasakes: me laikas gailetis
roziu kai dega miskai."
Ar musu jaunoji karta Ame-
rikoje nera tas miSkas, kuris
isiliepsnojo stipria nutautejimo
liepsna? Kai tremties gyvenime
NUNS netruksta graziQ roziu,
ar neturetume susirupinti ir de-
ganciu miSku?
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bendradarbi Paskiau jis rusu buvo isveztas
Sibira.
Vaidinimai bendrabutyje. Pirmas
viesas spektaklis Liepojoje

Musu bendrabutis = Justinos Pacevi-
cienes, susidejo is kamb ir virtuviQ. Gy-
veno apie 1920 mokiniu. Nutarta suvaidinti
koki nors veikaleli. Pasakyta padaryta.
Suvadinta veiksmo komedija. Vaidintojai:
P. Pundzevicus, l. Linartas, J. Jodelis, Pr.
Adamkevicius. (Petras Pundzevicius = We
liau inzinierius (aviacijos generolo brolis).
Liet. literaturoje zinomas kaip Petliukas,
autorius komediju: Velnias ne boba, Neat
mezgamas mazgas ir kt.; j. Linartas - We
liau Lietuvoje buves filmuotojas; j. Jodelis
- veliau vaistininkas Aknenej ir Papilej;
Pr. Adamkavicius - veiau provizorius, Liet.
Seimo narys).
Vaidinimo metu is nflisu budejo lauke
- gatveje, kad koks nors gimnazijos mo-
kytojas neuzkluptu. Toxic yaidinimai ivyk-
davo prizes sventes. tuos vaidinimus atsi-
lankydavo mokiniai ir is kitty bendrabuciu.
Suzinota kad j Liepoju atvaziuoja tikri
artistai. Palangoje 1899 rugp. 20 KeturaAio
komedija "Amerika pirtyje" ir kad bilietai
j ia spektakli jau parduodami viename kny-
gyne Korn gatveje. Visi is anksto lsigijome
bilietus. Su nekantrumu laukeme vaidinimo
dienos. Nagi pirmas yiesas spektaklis lietu-
viu kalba, kaip nesidzaugti!
Kurso gubernatoriaus buvo leista val
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Del J. JasinskO nuOmOnes

Nenoredamas su J. Jasinsku
is esmes gincytis del bambizO
reiksmes, cia turiu pastebeti tik
kelius dalykus, su kuriais jis ais
kiai prasilenke, apie tai rasyda-
mas Dirvoje Mr.. 81.
1. Jis raso, kad as pripazines,
jog kaikur Lietuvoje bambizas
turis koliojimosi prasme. To as
savo straipsny nesakiau: as kali
bejau tik apie niekinamaja bam-
bizo reiksme.
2. Kad bambizas vietomis yra
neutralia reiksme vartojamas,
matyti is pavyzdziQ, kuriuos as
tyciomis esu dawes is ivairiu Lie
tuvos vietQ.
3. J. Balcikonis nera jocks eti-
mologas, zodziu kilmiu specia-
listas, taigi is jo nera ko reika-
lauti ir nusimanymo apie zodziV
kilmes. Poetic Aiscio, ankstyves-
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KAS ir KUR

Rasytojui Stasiui Santvarui
suejo 80 metu literaturinio dar-
DO. Per ta laika isejo jo keturi
lirikos rinkiniai ir keturios dra-
mos. St. Santvaras yra lietuviu
kalba isvertes visa eile operu.
Kun. P. Juras isleidzia Jono
Aiscio ir Fausto Kirsos eiliu rim
kinius. J. Aistis parase "Sesuo
butts, F. Kirsa "Sventieji
akmenys".
. Vokietijoje isleista lietuviQ
evangeliku liaudies giesmes,
Giesmes parinko ir jas harmo-
nizavo muzikas Walteris Banai-
tbs. Giesmiu izanga parase kun.
Ansas Trakis. Giesmiu leideju
pasiraSo "Jaunimo Ratelis".
Spaude Albertas Puskepalaitis,
Muenchene. Amerikoje Stu gies-
miu kama 1 doleris. Rinkinyje
"a giesmes.
. Evangeliku sakytojas, Anusis
Piteraitis, turintis 83 metus, pa
rase "A psi. knygele "Surinki-
mai Prusu Lietuvoj'. Knygele
isleido Lietuviu Evangeliku Liu.
terioniu Vyr. Baznycios Taryba
. Worcesteryje, Mass. lituanis-
tikos mokykla veiks Sv. Kazi-
micro parapijos mokyklos pa
talpose kiekviena sestadieni.
Kompozitorius prof. vi. ia
kubenas lankesi Mexikoje.
. Vliko ir Vykdomosios Tary-
bos nariai - J. Kaminskas il
Makauskas isemigruoja JAW
DR.. P. Karvelis, turis Vokieti-
joje prekybos imone, nuo emf
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Prizes daug metu...
(Atsiminima is pereito simtmecio pabaigos)
A. Macius

ar Petrapily.
Subruzdo liepojieciai nuo mazo Xxi di-
delio, visu buvo nusistatymas neskaityti
maldos rusiskai. Vyresniuju klasiu moki-
Mai vaiksciojo po bendrabucius, po priva-
cius butus, is kiekvieno mokinio paimdami
garbes zodi, kad jis neskaitys Su nekant-
rumu laukeme tolimesniu ivykiu. Gimna-
zijoje pamokos ejo normaliai, tik pamaldQ
nebuvo. Gimnazijos drektorius, senas peda-
gogas %. Valgemut'as sena, nustatyta tvarka,
renka pinigus uz pirmaji pusmeti, vaikscio-
damas po klases. Visi katalikai nemoka, pasi-
teisindami, kad tevai dar neatsiunte, arba
kad dabar neturi ir IT, Direktorius ne zodzio
niekam nesako, netaip, kaip pirmiau budavo,
neatnese, = mars namus ir tuoj atnesk.
zinojo- koks cia reikalas. Tx aciu jam, kaip
paskiau paaiskejo, nebuvome isvyti is GIN
nazijos. Jis su kun. K. Olsausku suredagavo
pora telegramu, viena neva ciesorienei, o
antra svietimo ministeriui, prasydami ka-
talikams pamaldu tvarka palikti po senovei
Taip ir buvo padaryta Mes dziaugemes, kad
kova laimejome be music. Grazinta senovis-
ka tvarka ir kitose gimnazijose.
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NUOMONES

nio Kossu Aleksandriskio, pa
vardes aiskinimas, kuri mini J.
Jasinskas, yra, zemaitiskai ta-
riant, juoku darbas, kuris nieko
bendro SUI mokslu neturi. J. Bal
cikonis ir savo redaguotame lie
tuviu kalbos zodyne niekur ne
siima nei vieno zodzio etimolo-
gizuoti: jis duoda ten tiki sure
gistruotus zmoniu kalbos pavyz-
dzius, kuriais ir as pasiremiau.
Tu pavyzdziu negali nuneigti ir
j. Jasinskas.
4. Dirvos 35 Mr.. tarp ko kito,
rasant apie bambiza, buvo nuro-
dytos ir priezastys, del kuriu
"Lietuviu kalbos vadove" buvo
taip, o ne kitaip parasyta, bet
j. Jasinskas tai visai negirdo-
mis- nuleido.
5. Pagaliau J. Jasinskas kali
ba apie dergiamaja bambizo
reiksme, taigi jis eina dar to-
liau uz patti Sinoda arba Sinodo
atstove, kuri is pradzios tekal-
bejo tik apie koliojimasi, arba,
lietuviskai tariant, pludimasi.
Bet "Lietuviu kalbos vadovui"
nei vienas, nei kitas dalykas vi
sal nerupejo ir dabar nerupi. Tie,
kurie karsciuojasi del bambizo
reiksmes, turetu tai gerai Ii
mott.
Pr. SkardziuS