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Evening star., 1951-02-11

TRUCK MECHANICS, experienced,
Apply THE WHITE MOTOR CO,
2I65 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl.. Va,
Mr. Zeiders. III
THPlST, part time, day or eve. on
mailing list work; compensation in
form Of rm. rent. Phone JOHNSON.
ME. 24S5 Sunday.
USED CAR Statesmen, for one of
the. largest ChrySler- Plymouth
dealers in this area, over 100 used
cars to sell at all times. Must be
sober and intelligent. Experience
not necessary but willingness to work
is must. No phone calls, please,
See Mr.. Goodman, AIS MOTORS,
INC, 1910 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va ii
Evening star., 1951-02-11
COLLEGE MEN

II you have late afternoon and early
eve, hours free, nights per wk.,
and interested in saleswork which
will pay you in excess of $75 a wk..
apply 1346 Conn. ave-, Suite 919.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
MEN

MEN
THIS OPPORTUNITY is
FOR YOU IF YOU ARE
ANXIOUS TO GET
AHEAD AND HAVE
THE DETERMINATION
TO DO SOMETHING
ABOUT 1T. CALL WA.
Ills ALL DAY SUN.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

NEEDS
2 electronic engineers.
l industrial controls engineer.
2 naval architects.
2 mechanical engineers.
l mathematician.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
"STOCKS-RONDSl

"STOCKS-BONDS"
An .old-established investment firn
desires several associates to aualif!
as registered sales representatives O.
tns New York Stock Exchange. Ex
celient opportunity. Leads and ful
cGr4,pIsration furnished. Experienced
Apply to Mr.. Joseph p. Kreeeer
ROBERT C. JONES & CO., The ca.
iritz Building. 1925 Eye street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
GARFINCKEL'S
F st. at 14th
CLERICAL POSITIONS
AND
TYPISTS
Experienced or
inexperienced

Good starting salary. regular pay
increases. Seven-hour day. 6-day
week. Excellent working conditions.
Ages 1890. Call National 1925.
Ext 14O for amt Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-11
MESSENGER
MEAT MANAGER

METAL MAN, exper.- to clean anc
sort metal. Apply In person, ACi
JUNK Co. 2220 Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-02-11
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 35
and D. C. permit required; must be
able to. pass physical exam. In ad-
ditioE to salary, generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
personnel. Room SOC. open week
days, S:30-5 and Sat 81. No phone
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-02-11

service Bldg. Hall and Cue StS. S.W
TRUCK DRIvER-Familia with city
and outskirts preferably one who
has driven for electrical supply
house. Box 46-R. Star. 10
TV ANTENNA MAN, some expert.
ence necessary; excellent opportunity
for a reliable person interested In
permanent Job. Call OK 1174
Evening star., 1951-02-11
HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

And some Office work for liquor store;
opportunity for ambitious, serious
minded person to advance: good
salary. CENTRAL. 61S 9th st. NV.
Do not Dhone III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

MRS. DONALD COURNOYER
The wedding of Miss Martha
Christina Wiedemann and Mr.
Donald Normand Cournoyer took
place yesterday in st. Agnes
Church in Arlington, the Rev. L.
ILongmeir Speight officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Wiede-
mann of Arlington and the groom
lis the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
r. Cournoyer of North Smithfleld.
n. I. A reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, after
which the couple left for we'd
ding trip in the Smoky Mountains.
They will make their home in
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
MiIIs-DeWitt

Mrs. Glen Bayly Dewitt Of this
city announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Rhoda. to Mr..
George A. Mills, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills of Red Bank. N. Oak.
The ceremony took place May 20
at Stockton, Calf.
The groom attended the Uni
verSity of New Mexico and Mrs.
Mills graduated from Wilson
Teachers College and received her
masters degree in sociology from
Boston University.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

Durham ". c.
on the Duke
campus. This
marks the first
time a Negro
participated in a
basketball game
there.
Dan fowler
ace fullback for
the Los Angeles
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

over the Badgers. II they continue
their stellar play look for Notre
Dame to be one of the nations top
cage teams.
Prep Notes
Shorty Patterson, Minneapolis
North's sensational sophomore,
lived up to expectations when he
turned in the best performance
seen in high school basketball in
these parts for a long time. Cen
trail was leading North at the half
but when Shorty came in North
was an entirely different team.
Shorty was held to three points,
but his floor work was superb. He
was getting rebounds, intercepting
passes, and Central forwards sag
ged in on him on which left the
two North forwards, Berman and
Sandbeck. open to run up the
score.
Jacob, North coach, said that
Patterson is the best sophomore
he's ever had.
Hosea Richardson, 16 year old
jockey, was the first Negro to
ever ride on a Florida track. He's
riding at Tropical Park in Miami
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

Rams, is a full graduate divinity
student at UCLA.
Plans are being made by the
Lakers TO play the famed Harlem
Globe Trotters in Chicago, jan
uary 2, 1852. The Lakers and the
Trotters have played six games
with the Lakers leading the series
four to two.
The Lakers butchered the Balti-
more Bullets S8 to 81 at the st.
Paul auditorium Dec. 8. Mikan
and company were just too much
for the Bullets. Don Barksdale
and Davage Minor scored II
points between them. Barksdale,
Baltimore sepia star, is one of the
highest paid players in the league.
Nat Clifton of the New York
Knickerbockers is the most i'm
proved player in the MIA. He is
currently second in the league in
rebounds.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

Remember the date Monday night December
Gymnasium, 18th and Dupont
One Of distinguished by guest
so well that he wrote: IF Cecil Newman
Villa to continue stay his vacation guest
Thank you Happy you my taste!
Recently while Of the working
the settlement houses approached
other manager and asked him opinion
boxer and he replied IF told the hypocrite
Don't Get Me Wrong-I Love Boxing Game
We asked two newspaPemen recently whether they
promoted The only be promoted" they agreed
get fired"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14
Business Notes

Harry Brounstein, representa-
tive of Van Munching, Inc, N. Y.
importers of Heinekens Holland
Beer and Bols Liquors. is one of
the best known men in the bever-
age industry.
Bols Liquors. and Heinekens
imported Holland Beer are being
featured by the State Liquor
Store, corner of Third and Mar
quette. Hymie Adlin of the firm is
shown elsewhere in this paper re-
commencing the two products.
Ted BIes Bows 20 NeighbOrhOOd
House So to 25
Bies dropped their first defense
of their crown Dec. on the west
side floor. John Cotton and Polas-
XII were high point men for the
Bies'.
Halle q. Brown 25-GMC 81
Halle Seniors dropped the cur
tain raiser in the senior Federal
league on the Mechanics Arts
floor, Dec. 5. White, Coombs,
Bellison, Robinson, zachery and
Garrett made up the lineup for
Halle.
st. Paul Washington e. Rush
City 80
Fred Young and Finney scored
eight points each to help the
Presidents to victory on their
home floor. Dec. 4. Young, a SEN
Tor, is playing varsity ball for the
second year. Finney is a freshman
and very promising prospect, If
you recall Finney was the Marble
Champ of Minnesota last summer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14
Almost About
PLENTY OF PARAGRAPHS FOR the PRICE OF ONE
By Percy VIVA

One my Sanity City reader wants to know how come Am
so against professional boxing promoting boxing show
of my
The lady has something there
YES I'm against professional fighting although
stay that doesn't prevent me from expressing my opinion
don't recommend fighting a youngser 1
wouldn't want TO become professional fighter and think
hat applies to the vast majority parents very
lions have a fighter a former fighter who
his son to follow his footsteps. But enough that
Amateur boxing makes difference night Under
the supervision Of the Sarbune game healthy condition
personally admire amateur kid defend him
self OF the hundreds Of amateur very few turn
turn professional So there the answer
Our 18th Annual Boxing shaping up in
great form The boxing almost weekly at
shows and in great shape
Amateur boxing attendance has made big jump past
months Last year as in other the boxing
held on Wednesday nights
there decisive slump attendance change 70 Monday
nights
The advance is
always have large crowd for these usually
good fights.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14
GRIFFIN'S SPORTS
BY Jimmy Griffin

Another First: Sam Sylvester,
Temple ~" Of Philadelphia play
ed against Duke University in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14
Winter Baseball Notes

Joe Black and Jim Pendelton,
members of the Saints are having
a good season in the winter league
down in sunny Cuba. Joe has won
six and lost two, while Jim is cur
rently one of the hitting stars.
Ray cambridge, of the Millers is
also having a good season. He
handled ~ chances before he
made a bobble.
NOtre Dame 63--WiscOnsin So
Shine and Bertrand continued to
lead the Irish as they knocked
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Evening star., 1951-04-09
a Eastern Graduates
TO Receive Awards

Four graduates of Eastern High
School will be cited for outstand-
ling achievement at the schools
annual reunion at $50 pm
Wednesday.
DR.. Allen Cross, president of the
Eastern High School Alumni AS
sociation, will present the awards
to:
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., class OF
1901, a member of the board of
trustees of George Washington
University; DR.. E. Clarence Rice,
class Of 1912, a member of the
Georgetown University Medical
School faculty; DR.. Fred E. San
derson, class of 1911, a member
|of the Georgetown University
Medical School faculty and for
mer president of the District Med
ical Society, and DR.. Elizabeth
Webb Wilson, class of 1918. actu-
arial expert.
The reunion will start with a
dinner at $50 pm. in the East
ern cafeteria. The awards will
be made at 8 pm. in the audi
torium and a dance will follow
In the gymnasium at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
High School Cadet Corps To Hold Drill Competition

ION the field to vie for top honors.
After the last battalion has COM
pleted its drill. they will form on
the field for presentation of the
awards.
The flrst-place battalion will
receive awards from the District
Department of the Reserve ON
GERS Association, and the District
Department Of the American Le-
gion. Second and third place win
ners will receive awards from the
Reserve Officers Association.
After the awards, the Cadet
Brigade will pass in review for tor
school officials, according to Col
William e. Barkman, head Of the
military science and tactics de-
Ipartment.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Scottish Concert April 70
|By 81. Andrews Group

The Choral Group of the ST.
Andrews Society will entertain
District Scots and admirers OF
Scottish tunes at q concert at 8
pm. April 20 in the Hotel Wash
ington.
Justin Lawrie will direct the
group in a number of traditional
songs, such as Charlie Is My
Darling" The program comprises
solos, duets. and quartets, as well
as songs by the full chorus.
The Washington Scottish Bag
pipe Band will play for exhibition
dances as well as some straight
concert pieces.
Ticket reservations can be made
with r. M. Waggaman, 1906
lTwenty-fourth street NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Western MaterieI Reported
SmuqqIed Info Russia
By the Asseejo.ed Press


BERLIN, April ga West Ber-
lin newspaper printed q detailed
report today on operations Of what
it called an international ring
delivering strategic Western ma
teriels TO- the Soviet Union via
Russian occupied East Germany
The newspaper. Der Tagesspie-
gel, said most Of these products
were being smuggled into the So
Wet zone. But, it added, the ring
was employing every method to
give its far-fiung transactions the
mantle of legality"
Small firms and outlets serve
the ring as a screen behind which
the actual buyer-the Soviet
Union-remains hidden to most
concerns involved in the traffic,
the newspaper said.
Evening star., 1951-04-09

The Washington High School
Cadet Corps will hold its annual
battalion drill competition at 2
pm. Thursday at Eastern Sta
dium.
Two battalions from Anacostia
High School and one each from
Woodrow Wilson, Western and
Roosevelt High Schools will march
Evening star., 1951-04-09

The longest day's drive
Won ever made without armand
shoulder fatigue at the end. Around the
curves over the hills =.
Hydraeuide does fon-ffths of the work!
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Now Hydra guide Steerin
Of the work for you!

In right city troffie
on awkward driveways and
roads Hydraeude means new
safety, new ease, new swiftness
of steering control!
Evening star., 1951-04-09

FASANKO MOTOR SALES
7125 Baltimore Ave.
College Park, Md.
sHIPLEY MOTOR SALES, INC.
4O5 e. Montgomery Ave.
Rockville, Md.
SID WELLBORN MOTORS, INC.
HOO East-West Hwy.
a Silver Spring, Md.
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Cevendo T Dugjos pnininko ono Daugo kaba pasakyta
remtnu geradarian,s surengane padekos vakare

Valstybiu kariuomene keliasde-
simts kartu stipresnio prieso
spaudziama traukiasi is tolimo-
sios Korejos pusiasalio, tukstan-
ciai paciu jauniausiu, paciu gra-
ziausiu vyru is ten jau nebepa-
sitrauks. Ju sventus kapus min
dzios mongolu gaujos, taciau jie
gules ten istikimi savo tautos
o tue paciu ir visos kulturingo-
sios zmonijos idealams ir lauks,
kol ia zeme bus vel laisva ir pa
saulis gales deramai pagerbti jp
kapus. o juk ju tarpe yra ne
vienas nesiojes trispalve ant
savo kritines ar sirdyje. Ir visi
jie yra musu visu tautieciai
musu kamieno broliai, o Jusu,
mielieji geradariai, sunus, wy
raj, suzadetiniai ir kraujo bro
liai.
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Is tiru atsitkmu Lietuvoje pr1ajl bolsevikmeti
Antanas Degutis
Antanas Degutis

Apie rs kilonletrai nuo Gaidelio
ukio, Gudeliu kaime, gyveno kitas ne
pilnaprotis - Petras Varnas. Kadai bu-
yes karininkas, proto neteko dar nepri-
klausomybes kovu metu, kai jam, besi-
gelbstint nuo bolseviku bandos puoli-
mo teko perplaukti ezera. Stiprus per-
Salinas ir pergyvenimas atsiliepe ner-
vus. Bet pamisimas irgi buvo ramus.
Gyveno sau namuose, niekd nepasitike
jo, il Wis rankiojo visokius senus gelez-
galius, rinkdamas juos kruva.
Varnas buvo tolimas gimme Gaide-
liui, is zmonos puses. Visdelto, nors If
abieju samoningumas buvo stipriai SUI
slubaves, senos pazinties jie nepamir-
SO. Ir stai, viena diena, dar 1888 me-
tais, atidrozia Valnas pas Gaideli pes
cias. Nerades Gaidelio grlcioj, susi-
jieskojo j prie Elojimo ir bematant
tarp ju uzsimezgS kalba. llgus metus
buves nepaprastai tylus, Gaidelis stat
ga pagyvejo. Prasidejo karstos diskusi-
Jos. Bematant abu, kazha kaIstai sVals-
tydami, atsidure laulsuose. IS tolo buvo
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matyti, kad jie nuskubejo ant kalniuko
if ten kazka nepaprasta dare, klau-
pes, guile, kelesi, mosikavo rankomis -.
Vaikezai pamate neiskente nepa-
seke, kas cia bus. Pakrumese slapstyda-
miesi prisiartino prie ju, bet tiedu jau
pamete ta kalniuka, nusikrauste ant
kito, paskui ant trecio, if taip toliau,
kol pagaliau nuzygiavo ant auksciauslo
Duburiu kaimo lauku kalno, kurio viz
suneje buvo senos kapines.
Apzvalge vieta is visu pusiu ir...
stveresi "darbo". Visu pirma isvarte
visus kapiniu kryzius medinius II
akmeninius.
Gaidelis nuo kryziu nueme visas
''mukeles'', sakydamas, kad = karo me-
tn Dievas turi butt izoliuotas
Vadinasi cia buvo jau karas
Kapin6s ''1svalytos-'. Tuoj prasi-
dejo strateginiai planai. Gaidelis state
patranka dviem vamzdziais: vienas
vamzdis turf butt nukreiptas Maskvos
pusen, Stalinui sutriuskinti, kitas -
j Berlyna, Hitleriui sunaikinti! Gaide-
lis tvirtina, kad tik abb sitas pasaullo
pabaisas sunaikinus, pasaulis gales ra-
miai gyventi.
Varnas su tue nesutiko. Jis aiskino,
kad uztenka patrankos su vienu valnz-
dziu - tik Hitleriui. Stalinas, sake, -
tas jau senas, if taip numirs, neapsl-
moka del jo patranka statyti ir sauti =.
Cia ir kilo nesutarimas tarp "stra-
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u doug kq esome skolingi

sakoti, koks pavojus gresia
NUNS sugrizus j gimtaji, bet
siuo metu okupuota, krasta.
Turime pripazinti, kad Ame-
rikos lietuviu organizacijq bend
ra veikla ir labai stipri visos
lietuviu visuomenes akcija buve
vienas svarbiausiuju veiksniu,
pagaliau pakeitusiu JAW W.
riausybes paziura j mus ir pri-
vertusiu ja susimastyti. Gerai
prisimename tuos pergyveni-
mus, kai mateme, kaip zudesi
ukrainieciai, gudai, kaip sau
ranku arterijas piove Vlasovo
armijos kariai, amerikieciu prize
varta vezami j rusu stovyklas.
O tada juk ir mes nebuvome
tikri, ar nesulauksime panasaus
likimo.
Veliau, pradejus gyventi sto-
vyklini gyvenima, atsirado labai
daug materialiniu trukumu, ku-
riu nepajege pasalinti nei UN-
RA, nei IRO, nei pagaliau anne
rikieciu okupacine Vokietiios
valdzia. Ir siuo atzvilgiu Ameri-
kos lietuviai neliko bejausmia'
musu vargams ir bedoms. BAL
Fo veikla yra vienas didziausiU
veiksniu, isgelbejusiu daug mu-
su gyvybiu ir didele dali sveika-
tos. sios organizacijos deka mes
galejome padeti skubios pagal-
bos reikalingiems asmenims il
JUGS laiku paremti bel isgelbeti
Jeigu ne vienas kudikis buvo is
gelbetas nuo mirties, ar sunkios
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kaltQ pavardziu paminklinese
lentose zuvusiems sios SALES
didvyriams, visada radome ne
viena ir ne desimti NUNS gerai
pazistamu vardq. Mes skaiteme
juos, kaupemes savo dvasioje
brangiam ju atminimui ir drau-
ge didziavomes jais, mes jie gi
visi yra mdsu broliai, vienos
tautos vaikai. O juk ir JusQ,
mielieji musu globejai, namuo-
Sc kick kartu mateme jaunu
veidu paveikslus, apjuostus ge-
dulo kaspineliu. Taip, gyveni-
mas jau pareikalavo daug ir gal
but net perdaug zmoniu auku,
taciau tos kraujo aukos dar ir
siandien visu aukojamos. Auko-
ia jas ir musu negausinga tau
ia. Juk ir siuo momentu, kai
narsioji Americas JungtiniQ
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tegu". O kai Gaidelis pamate, kad Var
no vistiek neperkalbes, tai inirtes stve
re Varna il trenke ant isversto akme-
ninio kryziaus. Abu pusamziai vyrai,
CANA stiprus, raiciojosi if kovesi, kaip
ispanu gaidziai. Susikruvino, susidras-
ke drabuzius, pergales Wis nebuvo ma
tyti Pagaliau Gaidelis, sukaupes visas
likusias jegas, pagriebe akmeni ir kir-
to juo Varnui tiesiai j veida. Tas apsi-
pyle kraujais. Atsikirsti nebepajege.
- Kapituliuoju! Wis dar isdi-
dziai pareiske Varnas if nuzygiavo nuo
kalno tisiai savo name link. Sake, ma
mie buvo tylus, ramus, tik su pagieza
padejes ant stale iris savo dar kruvi-
nus dantis ir tares:
= Daug durniu gyvenime maciau,
bet sitoki tai dar pirma kart sutikau ).
Gaidelis beveik tekinas parleke ma
mo, ir Wis keike Varna, vadindamas
j karo isdaviku. Ties savo namais eze-
re nuskandino "dievukus" grasydamas
jiems nesikisti daugiau ne savo rel
kalus =.
.Ta pacia nakti Gaidelis atsidure
miestelyje, isilipo j varpine ir eme
skambinti varpais. Miestelyje buvo Ii
noma, kad jeigu nakti skambina baz-
nycios varpai, tai yra kiles gaisras. Su-
kilo ugniagesiai, policija, visi zmones,
su ugniagesiu masinomis, kibirais visi
skubejo gaisro gesinti, bet. -. nemate,
kur tas gaisras. Aisku, visi susirinko
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Siandien JUS visi esate musu
brangiausi sveciai, mieliausios
viesnios ir Siandien mes norime
nors tick, kick kuklios musu gy-
venimo salygos leidzia, visi
drauge ir visuotinai pareiksti
Jums savo sirdinga padeka uz
visa tai, ka esame gero is Jusu
patyre, mate ir pergyvene. 0
skolingi Jums esame tikrai la
bal daug uz ka ir vargu ar man
ar kan nors kitam pakaktu ga
bumu nors ir labai apgraibomis
apsakyti tai, kas rodo Jusu ge-
riausius jausmus NUNS, vaiz-
duoja broliska lietuviska meile
savo tautieciams ir vargo pri-
spaustiems benamiams vaikams.
Gyvai prisimename, kaip Eu-
ropoj, nustojus Saudyti patran-
koms ir sauniai Americas ka-
riuomenei sugriovus nacine Vo-
kietija, mes suvarge, iskankin-
ii, bet dvasioje laimingi issi-
verzeme is kariniu fabriku ir
koncentracijos stovyklu, kaip
dziaugsmingai sveikinome vie
mas kita, sulauke naujos vilties
prosvaisciu. Taciau koks musq
buvo nustebimas, kai daugelis
ano meto politikos vadovQ If jos
vykdytoju nieku budu negalejc
suprasti, kodel mes nenorime
grizti j savo namus. Tada musV
akys nukrypo j Jus, ,Amerikos
lietuviai, su prasymais paveikti
savo vyriausybe ir nusviesti jal
musu tikraja padeti bel nupa-
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Didziousios zygis

Taciau didziausi ir gausiausi
nuopelnai Jlsq, Amerikos lie
tuviai, o tuo paciu ir Jusq, mieli
sio pobuvio garbes sveciai, SUI
sidare sprendziant mlsu paste.
vesnio apsigyvenimo klausima
Nesuklysiu pasakydamas, kao
veik visi musu tremtiniai, gal
vodami, anot tos daineles =
"Kur reiks nukeliauti, nakvyne.
le gauti" = ligi galutinai pa.
aiskes viso pasaulio ir musu te
vynes atstatymo klausimas, su
ziuro 81 krasta. Tada j JUS bu
vo sudetos didziausios viltys
Visi tikejomes, jog JUS pada
rysite viska, kad mes calcium
pasiekti sia Sail ir cia bandyt
susikurti sau siokia tokia kas-
dienybe. Visi tikejome, kad tik
Jusu pagalba ir gera sirdimi
mes dar galesime is nuzmogin-
tos stovyklu buities sugrizti
kick normalesnes gyvenimo We
zes ir testi savo likimine kelione
toliau. Visi svajojome, kad tik
JUS galite padeti NUNS nusi:
plauti nuo saves tas dvi pasau.
liui geda daranSias raides - DF
= ir vel pradeti gyventi save
paveldetomis pavardemis ir tik.
riausiais kriksto vardais.
Ir siandien galime visi drauge
pasidziaugti, kad sios musu vii
tvs tikrai pasiteisino. Ak, .kair
kukliai pasakiau. Ne tik pastel
sino, bet Jusu moral, pastangos
veiksmai, zygiai ir darbai sim
teriopai jas prasoko ir, man
ding, savo likimo broliu vardu
galiu pabrezti, mus gerokai nu-
stebino.
Azure gi, kai Belgijos, Olandi-
jos, Prancuzijos darbo agentai
jieskojo musu tarpe pigios arba
visai neapmokamos darbo jegos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

alkste ties baznycia ir ten tuoj paais-
kejo, kas cia skambina. "Karo vada"
bematant is varpines iskele. Visi buvo
gerokai ipyke ir kaz kas suktelejo:
Gaidelis dega! Gesinkit!
To tik ir reikejo. Bematant pasipy-
le vargsa Gaideli svirksles vandens is
ugniagesiu masinu ir vargsa tol maude,
kol atbege broliai j paeme savo glo-
bon.
Po tos maudynes Gaidelis jau ne
begalejo nei paeiti =: neste reikejo
namo parnesti. Miegojo jis po to to dvi
naktis ir dvi dienas, kai issimiegojo
= didziausiam visu nusistebejimui, at
sikele visiskai sveikas, normalaus proto
zmogus!
Pradejo dirbti. Klausiamas, ar at
simena ka is savo Hgos laiku, atsaky-
davo, kad viskas jam atrodo lyg buvusi
kokia migla ar sapnas...
Apie ia Gaidelio ir Varno kara"
kuri laika kalbejo visa apylinke, bet
paskui greit beveik ir pamirso. Tx,
pasirodo, to nepamirso vietiniai ruske-
liai bolsevikeliai, kurie apie ia ivyki,
matyt, papasakojo ir enkavedistams,
kai jie Lietuvoj tapo visko viespaciais.
Viena nakti NKVD burys apsupo
GaideliQ troba, sueme visa Selma ir is
veze nezinion -.
Kada dar ir Lietuvoj zmones nebu-
vo kaip reikiant bolseviku pazine, If dar