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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01
> Presidents Urged TO
Mail in Report Blanks

Sometime ago we mailed out
report blank that had to do with the
installation, etc, of various local
lodges of H. B. A., however, our
.check-up reveals that large num-
Der Of the presidents have not re-
turned this blank to the office.
!.
We are kindly asking that you
return this form to the office i'm
mediately. We mast have it as to
whether you have had your install
lation or not.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE

If, by chance, yor~ Post Office Boz
number or Rural QUITE number has
changed, please L Jtify the office i'm
mediately in order that we might
make all necessary changes on our
records in the office.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

MI. VIM. Bell, president of H. B. A.
Lodge NO. 81 was in the office Sat
urday, October 20 ana from all in
dicauons, Mr. Bel means to get his
quota while the weather is warm.
In other words, he is making hay"
While the sun Is shining.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

Mr. c. c. Combest, our new presi-
Gent al Pacnuta, was in the office
last week and made a home run"
on his quota. MIR. Combe5t is a pro-
ouc. & 2-e. G. D. Cotton and he Is
making the Association a splendid
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01
Important 70 Local
Presidents Of II. B. A.

From time to time we have stress
sed the importance of presidents not
sending cash money in an ordinary
letter It has been a long long time
since a president has taken a chance
and sent his money in this form.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

MI. Derias Craft OF Chunkey was
III lne Once lew Gays ago aid sCa-
Tea tnat ne mas tnIngs wen Iii hand
"a ms iodge. nIr. O4alt can certain
~ De depeuoed upon.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01
Important 10 Presidents

The Office of the H. B. A. is re-
questing all Presidents to please fill
out the bottom of the report blank
as has been requested throughout
the years.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01
Important Notice To
Presidents

taat YOU please fill out remewal
blanks for all members of your lodec
who did not pay on or before the
date designated for the Board to be
held. If you do this, it will certain
ly save ne lot of trouble of send
ing blanks to you, etc.
Secretary
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

NEW YORK - American yo I.
now has the greatest nppaftu
for recognition and advancement NJ
business management N the h-,g II
Of the nation During che enid 6
term" o. he nauona. defense ~ '-
gram - from the present tbr0u b.
1858 49, II IS the Young weu ill n.
the farms and cities who UAil ma q
America invtncible Ia industry ana
arms.
James J Nance, one o. the ooua.l
kry's top business leaders, told IN
audience Of management Office hi
that industrys frst objective is 81
accept full responsibility for pred
ducing defense materials. At thcl
ssne Tina. stAbilizati ou and expand
sioa OF the working force. and prog |;
re toward al advancing stands ~
Of living ar. also prime targets f.
M naeement, the prssidsni of He's
point said.
New management talent can bE
discovered in every business orGa /
txstton among the young men W.,
have started their careers since ~
war. Thu 10 one phase % planning
for the middle term IN n" Is-
lions tpa. econcrny, whlcS NHr ..
termed "a create chs ,'4rsg y
American eus'r.ss than al out
psAce ~ sp or. r-r
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

President J. c. Williams Of Toom-
suba was by the office a few days
ago to say hello to the office force.
Mr. Williams heads lodge No. p and
is also an agent.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

the General rreeld dent continues on
the SICK list.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1951-11-01

Z. p. -.a-.man. Tie wife Of
The guardian., 1951-04-07
What You Should Know About Social Security

the survivors Of persons who
died before Sept. /, 1850. How
ever, the special World War II
wage credits may be used for
monthly benefits payable after
August 1850.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
Labor Committee
Sponsors Contest

The Labor and Industries
Committee Of the Boston Youth
Council NAACP, Dorothy Lin
wood, president, is sponsoring
its third annual oratorical con-
test on Sunday, April %.
The purpose of the contest is
threefold: to familiarize people
with the problems of Trade
Unionism and Labor Economics,
to encourage study and research
Of labor problems; to encourage
oratory.
In the past contests unions
from the Clio. and AF.L. have
endorsed this project as worth
while and commendable."
Winners of other years were
Walter Darlington, an Everett
High School student then, and
now of Harvard University, and
Ann White, formerly a Boston
University student.
Labor and Industries Chair
man. Maeton Nelson stresses the
innortsnce of the role of labor
during the war emergency by
stating that "an understanding
Of the problems win help lessen
the tensions between manage
ment, the public and the unions.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
BY CONNIE TURNER

The Huntington Alleys re-
verberated as the pins fell box
after box and the women of the
CWBL made strikes and spares
as though they were easy to
make.
The Arrows welcomed the re-
turn of team mate, Cappy Pot
ter, after her recent illness, so
their opponents, the Ravens,
were unable to dampen their
zeal nor equal their bowling.
The Arrows mean to remain on
top. The Vows bowIed three
great strings, taking all points
from the Rockettes. The An
chors, reading across the sheet:
Doris Mills, Doris Epps, Loretta
Wright (sparel, Dot Potter,
Ruby Evans, accomplished the
almost impossible feat of knock
ing down pins at both ends of
the alleys. This was easy be-
cause their opponents were the
third place Pins. The Anchors
took all four points. The last
named match was of great in
terest to the Robins. Since they
have been working their way up
to the top, their nearest oppon-
ent is always of vital interest.
1t is quite possible they were
watching every string between
the Anchors and the Pins, and,
doing their utmost against the
Speedsterss at the same time.
They edged out the Speedsters
each string and are now tied
with the Pins for third place.
The Meteors have been dealing
some team a lethal blow almost
every week. The Comets were
The guardian., 1951-04-07
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

so BURROUGHS ST, boSIVN
Mad About Music" a full
length feature film starring
Deanna Durbin, will be shown
in the Children's Museum Audi
torium, Jamaica Plain, on Sat
urday, April 7, at 2;3o P. M. to
young people in grade four and
above. Admission is free.
Miss Ruth Green welcomes
first, second, and third grade
boys and girls to Story Hour at
2:3O P. M. on Saturdays. This
week she will tell 'Mr. Peppers
Penguins." The story will be
illustrated with material from
the Museums collections.
The Museum-sponsored Satur-
day Morning Nature Walk at this
season affards an opportunity for
young people to learn the ident-
ity of some spring bird migrants.
The leader leaves from the COR
ner of Centre and Eliot Streets,
Jamaica Plain, at 800 A. M.
weather permitting. Adults are
welcome to join this two-hour
walk.
The guardian., 1951-04-07

Bear this in mind: While an
atom bomb holds more death
and destruction than man has
ever before wrapped in a single
package, its total power is def
initely limited. Not even hydro
gen bombs could blow the earth
apart or kill us all by mysteri-
Gus radiation.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
SARGENT GALLERY
Third Floor


The Metropolitan Opera Visits
Boston. A number of the operas
in the repertoire of the Met to
be produced in Boston will be
shown in pictures. scores, and
books from the Music Depart
inent-Verdi's Don Carlo; Ma
zart's Magic Flute. and johann
Strauss Die Fledermaus-through
April 16.
TREASURE ROOM
Third Floor
The Fifty Books Of the Year
1850. The books were selected
by a jury Of the American Insti-
tute Of Graphic Arts. The Lii
brary will exhibit them in CO
operation with the Boston So.
ciety of Printers-through April
q.
ALBERT H. WIGGIN GALLERY
Third Floor
An exhibition Of Religious
Prints by Jean-Louis Forain in
cluding the well-known etchings
and drypoints Of the Lourdes
Series-through April 80.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
WOMEN IN BOWLING

no exception and the Meteors
not only beat them but bowled
team high three with 440-453-
456 to total 1349.
The evening was unusual be-
cause any team that won, won
all points. Evelyn Tyner bowled
115- fOO-95 totalling $40 to lead
her team to victory over the
Owls. Barbara Eaton was tops
on the Cyclones, rolling 295; the
Five stars were the losers. The
Crescents lost to the Flashes
who had as their inspiration,
Captain Rita Mills whose three
strings totalled 293.
At present, the CWBL is con-
centrating on making a success
of their year book in celebra-
ton OF their tenth anniversary
as a league. The banquet will
be held on May IL at the Dor
chester Plaza. A gala event is
planned and, this year, friends
of the members will be welcome
to attend. The presence OF
friends and interested persons
always adds that certain some
thing to any celebration.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
FOR SALE
RoxBuRY

RoxBURY
z Fam. - So rooms, sep. heaters,
z car garage, apt. z vacant, ready
for buyer, large lot Of land for
garden and flowers. Price $4,000,
terms.
Fam. - So rooms, sep. heaters.
You can have sn apartment on
day of sale, Land for garden and
HOWes. Terms. Price $1,000.
3 Fam, 4-5-5 rms, 3 piece open
plumbing, baths, white comb. set
tubs and sinks, hot water heaiing
system; newly painted outside.
Price $6ooo-G.l.-cssh $500.
; Fam. 6-6-6 rms. sep. hot water
heaters, rear Piszxas, near Blue
Hill Ave. and Warren 81. bus serv-
ice. Reasonably priced.
, Fam. = 5-e & S rms, sep.
not water heaters, 4 car garage.
Large lot Of land with sunlight
ssees and flowers. Price $4,000.
Cash $4,000 or $4,000. DesirsbIe
neighborhoed.
Singles OF 7 rooms, some hard
wood floors. Located in park
space where peace snd quietness
abcunds. Bus service, schools and
stores convenient. Owner will
vaeate. Price $500.
; Fam. - as g s rooms. Large
rear yard where children can play.
Rear piszxas. Each tenant makes
own heat, Income SIT monthly.
Low price $500. Cash $1,000 o.
more.
3 Fam. - AS rooms. vacant.
furnace for ist floor, ready 10
move in. Price $500, terms.
Duplex - TT rms, rms. vacant,
newly painted and papersd, eireu-
iafing heat. you can occupy on
taking title. Price $500, terms.
Large single Of II rooms. land
for gardening, owner will yseste,
Asking price $500.
3 Fam. House > Ane apt. has 5
rms. vacant. piazza. Price $500.
SOUTH END - Single brick house
Of s rooms, good condition. Price
$1,000.
ELM HILL SECTION - z or }
fam. classy. architectural design,
recently painted, 5-6-5 rooms.
First class st. heater, oil fuel 5
or s rooms vacant on taking title,
large lot Of land for garden. Price
$1,000.
TO LET
w. MEDFoRD - To LET. , rms.
and bath, furnished, si4 per wk.,
uufurnishcd, Sii wk.
STORE ~ fremont St., vacant,
$40 per month.
BOSTON
WE HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING TO
RENT HOUSES, APTS.. KiTch-
ENETTES, ROOMS AND STORES.
PLEASE LIST YOURS WITH US
FOR SERVICE. " 1oU ARE IN
NEED OF A FIRST OR SECOND
MORTGAGE TO BUY OR REPAIR
We CAN HELP you. CALL ON
Us. We ARE HERE TO SERVE
rou.
H. c. IARRAH
s73 fremont ST., RexburY
III z-9347
The guardian., 1951-04-07
EXHIBITS
CENTRAL LIBRARY

N<4SAN \ ~ 49, 4AA4RAkA AAt
MAIN LOBBY and ,PUVIS DE
CHAVANNES GALLERY
Civil Defense. The Boston
Public Library, in cooperation
with the Director of the Depart
ment of Civil Defense of the City
of Boston, is making a concerted
effort to prepare members of the
library staff and the library
buildings for any emergency. In
order that our patrons may know
how such plans are being pre-
pared, there will be displayed
books, posters, charts, and maps,
which are available for public
use. Exhibited also will be items
that are on hand at the Library
for fire prevention and first aid
treatment-through April 80.
Children's Drawings. Exam
Piles of art work done by mem
bers of the Boys Club of Bos-
ton, Inc, Charlestown Unit. ar
ranged through the courtesy Of
Alfred Duca, artist and art in
structor at the club-through
April 80.
The guardian., 1951-04-07
PUBLIC LIBRARY
EXHIBITS
LECTURES AND CONCERTS
CENTRAL LIBRARY
LECTURE HALL

Meeting OF the Film Council
Of Greater Boston. Film Program
planned by the Industrial Group
of the Film Council. Edward
Palmer, chairman. 800 PM,
Tuesday, April TO-
The Never Too Late Group.
This is New England. Illustrated
with motion pictures. Jesse H.
Buffum, traveller, lecturer, and
radio commentator. 200 PM,
Thursday, April II.
Film Forum: The Teen Ayers
Point of View. Based on the
films Are You Popular and You
and Your Family. Students from
the Solomon LeWenberg Junior
High School. A program for
tenn ayers, parents, and group
leaders. 500 PM, Thursday,
April II.
Concert. Emelina Gentili, So
prano. Assisted by Leo Litwin
at the piano. 800 PM, Sunday,
April Is.
The guardian., 1951-04-07

Q.-Suppose worker died be-
fore the amendments were
enacted and was not insured.
Can his survivors be eligible for
benefits under the amendments?
A.-No. The old eligibility re-
quirements remain in effect for
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-03-15

FREE Booklet. For over
three generations Lewis
LyeG has been known
as the prize soap MAX
er. Get the 48-page
Lewis Lye booklet,
''The Truth about a
Lye," crammed with
helpful, money-saving
pointers about soap
m a king. and many
other things. Write to-:
N n = -
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-03-15

EAST TROY, WIS.-Like most house.
wives, Mrs. Joseph Koukal tries to beat
soaring prices. Here's what Mrs. KoukaI
writes:
There will never be q shortage of soap
in my home. / convert all leftover fat
and cooking grease into firm, white soap
with Lewis Lye for less than 1c bar.
My mother and grandmother always used
Lewis Lye and do too, because it is so
tions on the label, and for each can of
Lewis Lye get 9 pounds of as mild, yet
effective, sH-purpose soap as I have
ever used"
Eosy as Cooking
There is nothing difficult about making
soap the Lewis Lye way. All you do is
save your waste cooking fats, and it's
amazing how soon you'll have six pounds
saved up. Then can of Lewis Lye and
few minutes time will give you nine pounds
of fine white, all-purpose soap, at cost
of less than one cent large bar.
And homemade soap is all soap pure,
neutral soap, containing natural glycerin,
Homemade soap is actually better than
many commercial soaps, because no
weight-adding filters are present.
Home Economist Recommends -.
Here's what Madeleine B.
Street, Chairman, Division Home
Management, Women's College,
University of North Carolina
says about homemade soap:
In these times when waste in
any form should be discouraged,
home soap making takes on new
Importance. Good, all-purpose
soap can be made in the home
with high quality lye, waste fat
and cooking grease, and at q
great saving to the family
budget. Soap making can be done
in any kitchen and is no harder
than making candy"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-03-15

other things. Write to: Pennsylvania Salt
Mig. Co., Dept. l9E, Philadelphia z, Pa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-03-15
Yes 49, a ready-to- eat OAT CEREAL
with a whale of a lot of EGO power!

Betty Croker of General Mills Americas first lady of food
"Start active day with nourhing breakfast built
around good cereal like Cheerios with milk and fruit Tiny
doughnut shaped Cheerios decously appezng have
crisp fresh toastedoat avor Get Cheeos today
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-03-15
SOC; Y

Send pattern orders to Montana
Farmer-Stoclman, Pattern Bureau, 3T3
West Quincy Street. Chicago, 6, Ill.
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NAEDXEOTODO RAGA&
MaZalaite
Nele Mazalaite

parengtu karstams - jos tarytum pra-
siveria pacios, - galvoja j. - Jos yra
kitokios, negu buvo Xxi siol: jos atsi-
randa il tuomet privalo atnesti kars-
tus. Net dabar, kada seniai yra praejes
birzelis, stai ir dabar atnesa karstus, ir
jie juk nera tusti, - tai artimieji eina
paskui juos. Bet yra tokiu, kuriuose
gull nepazinti, ir nebeatpazistami.
Ir jai yra taip sunkiai liudna, tarsi
viename karste gull jos begalo savas:
viename is tu, ir nezinai kuriame, uz-
tat eini paskui visus ir ju visu vienodai
gedi.
Buvo taip jauku ju zydinciame kie-
melyje, kai isejo, o kai grizo, viskas yra
kitaip. il negali kalbeti, kaip kapinese
negalejo verkti. Viskas, kas gyvenime
grazu ir gera, atrode dinge, laime =
tik isikalbejimas. Ir zmogus toks ma
zas Ir toks didelis, = galvoja j, -
koks didelis yra zmogus, jeigu jis taip
uzmirsta, kad jis yra jaunas ir kad kul-
kos uzmusa. Jeigu jis gall gyventi sau,
mirsta del kitty, - negalima nusimin-
IT, negalima liudeti, jeigu yra tokiu
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v. r..

bar Jole tai atsimena, nors eidamos ty-
Ii, nebera taip sunku, ne. Gera eiti ma
mo, kur jie trys yra visai saw ir Zinc
teisybe, ir nereikia nei teisintis, nei at
leisti.
Bet jos baimingai pasiziuri viena j
taip lengva issigasti: = virsutinis vir-
tuves- langiukas ismustas -. = Die
kita, kai pareina savo kieman = dabar
We mano, gal jo kas jiesko, - dingteli
jai, If jos rankos dreba, kai ina is ma
mos rakta ir rakina duris. Bet jau ant
slenkscio j pasijunta apkabinta, apka-
binta tvirtai, kaip paties gyvenimo. IL
gai jis nepaleidzia jos is ranku, ir jo
zodziai yra tik murmejimas:
- Niekuomet, ne dienai nesiskir-
kim, niekuomet. AS nezinojau, kad be
taves taip baisu butt. - Ir tyli, paskui
vel: - Butt ;. Juk tai visai ne gyveni-
mas. Be taves.
Tu kartoji mano mintis, - galvoja
j ir patti visai negali prabilti. Mama
tiktai ziuri, ir jos svainis taipgi ir syp-
sosi. = Gera ziureti tokius du, - sa-
ko mama, = OF j tokius. Dabar jie ne
baigs kalbetis kiaura diena ir nakti,
jie visuomet iseina tiktai drauge if vi
sada laikosi uz ranku, ir eina taip uz-
sikalbeje su yienas kitu, kad nieko ne
pastebi.
0, kick daug buvo ko kalbeti: jis
baisiai issigando, kad ju nerado atva-
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zmoniu.
Taciau jocks galvojimas nepadeda If
yra liudna. Tai nusitesia ir kita diena,
j sekmadieni, - tai krinta ir mamos
nuotaika, uztat il nebemoka raminti
Joles. il tik pasako:
- Gal nueiname pas Altaicius?
Jole abejoja, bet paskui sake:
- Gal.
Istikruju, - galvoja j, - kur XII
tur gall butt jaukiau, kaip su ia Selma,
su kuria sugyvena giminiskiau uz gi-
mines mes, kaip jie juokiasi, kartais ar
nebuvo jie pazistmi jau prizes gimima?
Ir pc pamaldu jos keliasi j zalia-
kalni. Ten jau bara, kad visa savaite is
ju manu- niekas nesirode. Ir istikro, ge-
ra butt cia. Kalbos patvariai laikosi
tu paciu temu, bet neikyri. Taciau kar-
ia Ale visu savo idealistiniu ikarsciu
smerkiamai puola poetus, tuos, kurie
savo poezija pardavinejo priesams, ir
Jole parausta:: j Zinc, kad cia yra ir
apie Jona, = jai pasidaro taip uzgaulu,
jog junta asaras, ir pyktis gniauzia jos
zodzius:
AS zinau, ka jus galvojate, -,
sake j kimiai, - bet jus, kurie tais bal
siais laikais regejote j kasdien, JUS Ii
note, kad klystate.
- Taip, - sake Danute, - mes
zinome, bet ar Zinc kiekvienas? Jis yra
perdidelis, jis yra poetas, ir neturi tel
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Tesinys is pereito numerio }

Kara staiga prisimena, kaip jie be-
go - rusai. Stai lygiai ties sitos gatves
kampu j sutiko burr NKVD ansamblio
nariu: koncertas turejo butt tue pa5iu
metu, ana grazu seknadieni, jie ne
Sesi stoti, beveik vilkdami zene savo
muZikos Instruments.
- Bet jeigu girls, - pasake mott
ma, - jie neSis sautuvus il tie nesivilks
Zenle -.
- O, kaip dar galima sukti tue
galva, - barasi Kara. - Istoriia cia
yra pastacius taska - j nebemines ju,
kaip griztanciu.
- Perlu sita istorijos vadoveli, -
sake Jole il susigalvoja: = Keista :.
Kaip mes pasiduodame savo troski-
mans: mes staciai nepajegiame galvoti,
kad jie galetu grizti, taip mes neken-
ciame jQ, taip norime poilsio, taip ver-
flames gyventi -.
Taip verziames gyventi - galvoja
il kapinese. = @, kick cia zmoniu dabar
lankosi. Ir kick daug duobiu, kick daug
nauju duobiu! Files. Uzkastu il naujai
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padalinsim ir viskas. Taciau
praktikoje Sis tipingai biurokra-
tiskas nusistatymas reikstu, kad
turime atsisakyti nuo pasiryzi-
mo islaikyti nors viena lietuvis-
ka gimnazija. Dvylikoje pradi-
niu mokyklu bel vaiku darzeliu
mokiniai gyvena prie tevu, o
|gimnazija yra galima tik islai-
kant mokinius bendrabutyje.
Gal tai perdidele prabanga =
stengtis 95 ar 100 mokiniu is
laikyti gimnazija. Galbut. Bet
visuomeneje Sis dalykas suzadi-
no tam tikra ser7timenta, ypac
|patyrus, kad cia mokosi zymus
|nuosimtis Mazosios Lietuvos Kill
mes mokiniu, ir to sentimento
|padarinys = noras aukoti, auko-
tt kaip tik sitam reikalui, ne per
kokius nors tarpininkus, o kick
|galima tiesesniu keliu specialiai
Sitam reikalui.
Auka yra savanoriskas reika-
las, ir jei kas. aukoja kuriam
tikslui, tai SUI aukotojo valia, net
ir SUI jo sentimentu negalima ne
siskaityti, pasakyciau, net Ia
da, kai tas sentimentas gal net
sukritikuojamas. Panaikink ia
sentimenta, paraginusi j aukoti,
aukotojas uzdarys pinigine ir
tue viskas pasibaigs. Siuo atve-
ju aukotojas lengviau ryzosi au-
koti tiesiu ir specialiu keliu, tai
Sis kelias Siam atvejui ir yra ge-
riausias. Balfas sukele abejoji-
mu daugelis susilaike. Nei
gimnazija, nei kitos mokyklos is
to naudos tikrai neturi.
- Bet juk visdelto bdtu ne
tikslu, jei ir Balfas gimnazija
rupinsis, ir daugybe komitetu,
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ses meluOti ne vieno zodzio.

ses meluoti ne vieno zodzio.
Jole daugiau negai kalbeti. il ne
slepia, kad del to il ragina motina eiti
namo. Ne, j supranta, kaip ir visi cia,
kad tai nera susipykimas, ne = tai tik
sios valandos skaudejimas, tai tik tos
duobes kapuose. il zinc, kad j patti gal
voja taip, taciau yra liudna ir sunku uz
ta, kurio dabar nera ir kuris ne nemo-
ketu apsiginti. - Ir kas kitas pazista
tave tikrai, ,ir kas Zinc teisybe, jei ne
as, = tyliai galvoja j eidama = Ir tn
galvoji ta patti, = mano j, ziuredama,
kad motina tyli, - tn, kuri natal, koks
jis, tas, kuri myli, lyg butum patti pa
gimdzius.
Staiga j nusisypso. Prisimena daz-
ma vaizda: kai jis igeres, sedasi jis ant
mamos lovos krasto ir jie veda begali-
mes svelnias kalbas apie viska. Jis pri-
sikelia ja, nors butu vidurnaktis, ma
ma kantriai klausosi IT. pritaria. = IS
kur tu, niekad nesusidurusi su gerian-
ciais, is kur tu suvoki, kaip su tokiais
kalbeti, = galvoja Jole, ir jai darosi
gera ir graudu. Bet j susijuokia: kaip
jie kiekviena karta baigia kalbas! Jis
uztikrina mama, kad jis visai nera be-
dievis, jokiu budu, ir tegu tik mama
kick palaukia, galimas dalykas, kad jis
ir ispazinties prieis. - Tuomet tn tik-
raj bust sventasis, - tikina mama, -
juk tn neturi jokiu ydu - Ir kai da-
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LIETUVIQ zEMES UKIO
DARBUOTOJQ DRAUGIJA
DETROITE

SIN. balandzio men. pradzie-
je Detroite isisteige zemes Ukio
Darbuotoju Draugija. Draugijos
tikslai:
l. Susipazinti su JAW zemes
ukiu bel ukininkavimo budais
2. Sueiti j artimesnius rysius
su Detroito apylinkes lietuviais
ukininkais.
3. Tyrineti isikurimo zemes
Ukyje galimybes.
Draugijos valdyba sudaro: T.
Dambrauskas - pirmininkas
A. Gilvydis - vicepirmin., A.
Musteikis - vicepirmin., Jony-
mas - izdin., St. Vaicius - SEX
retorius.
Valdyba yra numaciusi ruosti
paskaitas, ekskursijas ir deti
pastangas isigyti uki - vasar-
viete, kur Detroito lietuviai ga
letu praleisti savaitgalius ar il
gesnes atostogas.
Nariais priimami lietuviskos
kilmes asmenys, kurie domisi
zemes ukiu.
Draugiios reikalais prasome
kreiptis j ST. Vaiciu, 1OO17 Cas-
cade, Detroit 4, Mich. Telef.
TIE 4-6510. Y.