davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ir anais Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes prisikelimo metals, Will
sono prezidentavimo metu.
Be sv. Kazimiero, yra dar
liudnos birzelio dienos. Siais
metals sukanka desimt metu,
kai buvo pradeti masiniai lie
tuviu isvezimai Sibiran. Tai
yra ne vien tautinis ar poll
tinis reikalas. Tai yra ir religi-
mis- skaudulys, nes gi viena is
katalikiskiausiu tautu blaskoma
ir zudoma del prisirisimo prie
laisves, religijos ir savo tevynes.
Birzelio dienu minejima siais
metals galima sujungti su Lie
tuvos karaliaus Mindaugo ir
kartu Lietuvos apsikrikstGimo
700 metu sukakties minejimu.
Ar tai nera proga lietuviams
kunigams pasinaudoti airiu ku-
nigu pavyzdziu?
Ed. KrnenaS
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kingas, kad ivyko taip, = j nebeisski-
ria, ar jo balse piktumas, ar rimtas
uztikrinimas, taciau nuosirdziai kalba
jam:
= Tu turi patiketi, kad mes ME
kuomet nekalbejom apie tai. - Ir stat
ga prasiverzia isdidumas: = Klausyk,
kodel tn manai, kad kas nors galejo
ar negalejo names issizadeti ar pa
ikti kan kitam!
Meiliai ir paprastai jis sake:
- Atleisk, meile. AS esu laimin-
gas, daugiau nieko nezinau, as esu lai-
mingas, kad tn mano. Bet ar tu ne
nori suprasti, kad kazkaip pavydi, ne
norom. Visiems taves pavydziu, ta-
ciau sito zmogaus labiausiai negaliu
pakesti. Bloga, bet taip yra.
= Tu jo nepazisti, = sake il syp-
sodama.
- Tu il pazinai, = sake jis Sal
tai, ir j ina jo ranka:
- To blogas vertejas, mano
dziaugsme - as maniau, kad tn neturi
pavydeti zmogui, nezinodamas jo YER
tybes, nesulygink jo su savim: man
nera nieko lygaus tau.
lr jis isikniaubia kaip vaikas j jos
peti ir snibzda:
- Kaip as myliu tave, kaip auga
mano meile tau, kaip j auga.
Praeis, sake j juokdamosi
tai, ka kita karta, pradzioje, sake jam
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dryzuotai zvaigzdeta JAW ir
Airijos veliavas eina jq dvasi-
ninkai, prisisege zalio dobilo
trilapius. Ar nepasigeretina, ar
tai ne pavyzdys lietuviams!? :.
sv. Patriko dienos airiu de-
monstracijas nera vien tik re-
liginio pobudzio. Jie stipriai
reiskiasi tautiskai ir politiskai.
siais metals ju demonstracijas
mateme SUI sukiu: "salin Airi-
jos padailinimas''
0 kada Amerikos lietuviai
pasirodo airiu pavyzdziu? Tx
per Dievo Kuno parapines pro-
cesijas, jei kur surengiamos,
musu kunigai iseina ribotu ma
siu priesakyje. o ar nera die
nu, kada lietuviai galetu pa
nasiai pasirodyti? Kad ir per
sv. Kazimiera, sakysim. Juk
Lietuva yra daug liudnesnej re-
liginej ir politinej buklej. Kaip
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{ Tesinys is pereito numerio }

leslnys is perelto numerlo }
Ach, tai vistiek grazu, - sake j
sau - paskui il jai neaisku, kas is
tikruju yra taip grazu. Tx jau ne
tai, kad turi grizti prie darbo. sitas
siaubingas ikyrus darbas! Taciau kick
viena karta, kai jis ateina pasitikti if
ziuri j jos isvargusias axis, ir nekant-
rial, susirupines sake ''Kada as gale
stu tave pakeisti, brangi", il sypsosi if
tvirtina, jog jai labai patinka cia, ne
paprastai.
Ir j galvoja apie vyra, apie ju
gyvenima, nuostabiai darnu, apie jo
zodzius ir poezija. "Galit nebijoti'',
taip buvo pasakyta jai neseniai ir j
prasijuokia. Ar j bijotu del savo lais-
ku? Jie buvo tiktai grazus, nedaugiau,
argi vyras to nesuprastu? Jis, poetas
nesuprastu?
Kodel sitas zmogus buvo toks pix
tas, = galvoja, = kodel? Ir kaip tas
pyktis nepanasus j anu metu ju nuo-
latinius barnius, grakstu, romantiska
zaidima. Cia buvo didelis, rimtas pyk-
tbs. II io akys buvo tamsios, zalios,
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Amerikon6jame ar airi$ejme (?

10 skelbejams prideretu, dau-
giau paklusti savo tautos balso.
Jie viska ziuri pro katalikybes
akinius ir tik del jos pasiryze
laikytis savo siltose vietose, ne
atsizvelgiant, kad kiekvienoje
tautoje tikyba yra tik tada nuo-
sirdi religija, kai baznycioje IT,
kintieji nesijaucia pazeidziami
tautiskai, kai baznycios yra
Dievo ir Tautos namai. Jie jau
taip toll nueje, kad jiems. sirdis
neskauda lietuviu vaikus aukle-
tt be lietuviskos dvasios, igno-
ruojant tevus ir savo tauta is
raunant is ju sirdziu Dievo do
vanOta tautiskuma.
Atrodo, musu klebonai neran-
da galimybes zengti zingsni at
gal. Jie eina "per lavonus", kad
tik nepasiduotu "tamsiu aveliq"
miniai, kuri drista kovoti uz
Dievo pripazistamas ir valdzios
leistas elementarines teises baz-
nycioje - garbinti Dieva gin-
taja kalba ir vaikus mokyti ia
kalba poterius kalbeti. Jie nera
tikri Kristaus ir savo tautos
kareiviai. Jie jau seniai susi-
gyvene SUI likimu, kad reikia
ruosti lietuviskas parapijas me
isvengiamam" likimui - pa
versti jas airiskOmis, mes airis-
koji dvasine vyresnybe to siekia.
Galbut jie yra permenko issi-
lavinimo, kad galetu suderinti
religija su tautybe, tautybe su
valstybingumu, kad galetu at
skirt, ko vertas dvikalbis ir
vienkalbis zmogus, kad galetu
atskirti amerikonejima nuo al
risejimo.
Kad valstybe vykdo nutauti-
nina - suprantama, bet kad
tai daro baznycia - daugiau
negu keista 80.
Antra vertus, airius reikia
pagirti uz ju tautini susipratl-
ma. Ir ju kunigai yra verti bu-
ii pavyzdziu lietuviu kunigQ
daugumai. Atsiminkime tik sv.
Patriko diena. Ia diena jie pa
sirodo, kas jie tikrai yra. Vi
Sole Amerikoje jie suorgani-
zuoja masines ir ispudingas de-
monstracijas. Ir priesaky ma
siu, kurias sudaro is Airijos at
vyke ir cia gime atrial, nuo Sc
niausio Xxi maziausio, paskui
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kO galima pasimOkyti is airiu.
Ju kunigai eina su savo tauta.

Sc; cia, pasakyciau daugiau
Dublino dvasios, mes jos vado-
vaujamos nacionaliai tvirtu al
riu arkivyskupu ir vyskupu, ne
skaitant is pavardziu atspeja-
mQ keliq vokiskos kilmes augs-
tQ dvasininkq.
Nors lietuviai ateiviai daugu-
mole >yra katalikai, susispiete
gausiose lietuviskose parapijose
ir turf daug lietuviu kunigu, bet
reikia apgailestauti, kad ligi siol
dar nei vienas is lietuviu prela-
tQ nepakilo j vyskupus JAW.
Kodel taip yra? Ar jie tam ne
tike, ar lietuviu kataliku tick
maza ? Ar lietuviai katalikai yra
blogesni katalikai ir amerikonai {?
(Galetu ir is tremties kuris lie
tuvis vyskupas ,cia isikurti). At
sakymas, manau, ir be komen-
taru yra aiskus.
Romos Kataliku Baznycia yra
seniausia ir galingiausia kriks-
cioniskojo pasaulio organizacija.
sios organizacijos vidaus disci-
pima yra tick griezta ir konser-
vatyvi, kad ten, kur il gall veik-
ii nekliudoma, il pasireiskia kaip
galingas "juodasis international
las. Bijodami ekskomunikos,
kunigai laikosi beveik kariSkos
disciplinos. Uztat lietuviai ku-
nigai yra aklai paklusnus savo
dvasinei vyriausybei. Ir jie ne
pakencia pasaulieciu kritikos,
kaip kisimosi j me savo rel
kalus'.
Lietuviai kunigai cia yra sum
kioje bukleje. LietuviSkumo ne
suprantanti ar j ignoruojanti
dvasine vyresnybe is lietuvisku
parapiju kunigu reikalauja vie
no, naujais ateiviais sustipre-
jusios lietuviskos parapijos da-
bar greiciau reikalauja kito -
kad butu daugiau pabota tauti-
Mai reikalai. .Senuju klebonu
konservatyvumas ir aklas klus-
numas dvasinei vyresnybei, ka-
da jie per desimtmecius jaute-
81 karaliukais parapijose ir net
kolonijose, neleidzia jiems leng-
va sirdimi, kaip Kristaus moks-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-10

Kaip spygliuociu miske lapuo-
ciu mazuma esti stelbiama, kaip
lapuociQ girioje reti spygliuociu
daigai skursta, taip mazesniu
tautQ mazumos svetur turf sun
kiai kovoti del savitos gyvybes
islaikymo.
Kiekviena tauta instinktyviai
!stengiasi islikti gyva, amzina,
bujojanti, auganti. Augsciausias
siekimas - butt laisvai, nepri-
klausomai, gyventi savo valsty-
beje. Tx zmoniu perteklius ir
kitos priezastys vercia kitus
emigruoti. Kiekvienas emigran-
tas svetimuju juroj rizikuoja il
gainiui nustoti dalies igimtu sa-
|vybiu ir vaikus isauginti sveti-
mos padanges itakoje.
Liberalinej dvasioj sukurtoji
ir isbujojusi siaures Amerika,
|atrode, bus idealiausia isimtis,
kur Europos tautu imigrantu
bendruomenes gales ilgiausiai
issilaikyti neistirpusios. Deja,
tikrove yra neraminanti. Didzio-
il Demokratine Federacija ma
cionaleja ir Wis daugiau panase-
ia j didziasias Europos naciona-
lines valstybes, kur vyrauja vie
ma kuri kalba, viena tauta, sa-
moningai siekianti isvengti gy-
ventoju mozaikos, besistengian-
ii nutautinti mazumas ar imi-
grantus. 1'5
Nors Amerika atrado lotynai,
bet JAW ateiti lemia britu salu
imigrantai. 81 anglo-saksu ener-
gija sugebejo visur pasirodyti
pranasesne uz kitu, net causes
niu tautu energija. Budinga, kad
net ir toxic atrial kurie Airijoje
buvo spaudziami .anglu, .visur XII
tur vykdo britu ekspansija.
Nuostabu, kad JAW jauciama ne
tick jankiu, kick airiu vyraujan-
ii dvasia.
JAW yra protestantu daugu-
mos krastas. Daugybe senu baz-
nyciu, ypac Naujoje Anglijoje,
pastatytu sunkiame angiu goti-
kos stiliuje, yra pustustes. Gre
ia ju Wis daugiau iskyla nauju
Romos kataliku baznyciu, kurios
rodo kataliku skaiciaus didejima
ir isivyravima. sios baznycios
tvarkomos stipriu ranku. Bet jo-
Sc jau nera tick Romos dvasios,
kaip Europos kataliku baznycio-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-10
KAS ir KUR

70 DR.. j. Balys turi pasirases
sutarti su vokiska knygu leidyk-
la Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht
Goetingene parasyti knyga Lii
tauische Volkskunde (Lietuviu
tautosaka, arba tiksliau, tauto-
tyra). Tai viena zymiausiu ir Sc
niausiu vokieciu leidyklu, isteig-
ia 1875 metals. Knyga, zinoma,
bus parasyta vokiskai, lures 24O
spaudintu puslapiu ir jos bus at
spausdinta 5000 egg. Autorius
|isipareigojo parasyti knyga per
metus laiko.
. Chicagos liet. inz. ir archi-
tektu sajunga pradejo leisti me-
nesini technikos darbuotoju laik-
rasti Technikos zodi. Redaguo-
ia gausi inzinieriu ir architektQ
komisija. Laikrasti techniskai
tvarko P. Jurenas ir G. j. La
|zauskas. Laikrastis metams kai-
noja 2 dol. Uzsisakyti galima
1916 S. Christiana Ave., Chica-
go, Ill.
. Vokietijos lietuviu bendruo-
menes ziniomis, Vokietijoje te-
begyvena 1921 lietuviai. IS jig
6,S36 gyvena stovyklose, o kiti
!privaciai.
. New Yorke gyvenantieji lie
tuviai, latviai ir estai nutar5
rengti Pabaltijo Diena birzelio
I16 d. Tai busianti bendra de-
monstracija prizes komunistini
terora.
. Senyvo amziaus tremtinis
Juozas Bartuska mire pakeliui j
JAW General Muir" laive. Pa
laidotas vandenyne.
. Atvyko is Vokietijos JAW
rasytojas kanauninkas Mykolas
Vaitkus. Apsistosias Providence
vyskupijoj, kur kapelionausias
viename moteru vienuolyne.
. Dailininkas A. Sepetys, gyve-
mas Edmontone, Kanadoje, att
dare savo studija.
. Geguzes II diena sueis 10
metu, kaip Philadelphia mire
kun. Ignas Zimblys, PHILADELPHIA
jos sv. Jurgio parapijos klebo-
mas, pasizymejes zmoniu agera-
dariS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-10

. Clevelande pereita savaite
ivykusiame Biology suvaziavime
dalyvavo DIR. Vyt. Povilanis, ku-
ris dirba Montrealio universi-
teto bakteriologijos institute,
(siuo metu atlieka polio tyrine-
jimo darbus) ir DIR. Margeris ia
salts, dirbas Rockfellerio insti-
tute New Yorke.
. Pavergtu tautu konferencija
siais metals ivyksianti Londone,
rugpjucio. menesi. Joje tarp kitu
bus atstovaujama ir Lietuva.
. Vokietijoje jau padeda veikti
Tremtiniu Bankas. Paskolos bus
duodamos Vokietijoje pasilie-
kantiems tremtiniams, norin-
items isijungti Vokietijos uki-
nj gyvenima, steigiant ivairias
imones. Paskolos bus ribotos pa
skiriems asmenims 5000 mar
kiu, bendrovems ir kooperty-
vans Xxi $4,000 markiu. Reike-
sia moketi tarp 2l2 - 51t pa
lukanu. Paskolos ilgalaikes.
. Vokieciu laikrastis Die Neue
Zeitung rasydamas apie trem-
tinius, nurodo, kad Vokietijoj ir
Austrijoj is viso buvo apie 80
milionu ivairiu pabegeliu (skai-
tant su vokieciais is rytines Vo-
kietijos). Kitatauciu buve apie
10 milionu, ju tarpe apie 10000
latviu, apie 10000 lietuviu ir
ape 10000 estu. IRO pereme j
stovyklas apie 100000 tremti-
niu, is kuriu beveik milionas jau
ikurdinti. Visoj Europoj IRO da-
bar savo globoj tebeturi 100000
tremtiniu, is kuriu 212,00O dar
tikisi isemigruoti. Ligoniu ir Sc
neliu yra 1926, be to, 10000
Intellectually. Per 38 IRO veiki-
mo menesius j Pabaltijo krastus
repatriavo 3,117 tremtiniu, ju
tarpe daugiausia buvo latviQ.
. Jaunosios daiHninku kartos
atstovai - Alf. Docius ir Dociu-
viene Sidlaite, gyvena Kama
dole, dirba kaip dailininkai de-
koratoriai zymiose Toronto fir
NOSE.
. Austrijoje mire Jurgis Ger
manas Pliuskaitis, buves Klai-
pedos komendanto pavaduoto-
las.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Kirsten
Flagstad is singing at London
theater for two pints of beer a
day.
The famous Norwegian soprano
signed the unusual contract with
two British friends. Josephine
Wilson and Bernard Miles.
1t calls for 20 performances, be-
ginning last Sunday, in the opera,
dido and Aeneas," at the tiny
Mermaid Theater.
Miss Flagstad told her friends
a long time ago she'd perform for
peanuts, or anyway beer. when
they finished converting an old
school hall into an opera house.
The contract entities the So
year-old Wagnerian soprano. who
has earned up to $4,000 for a sin
gle performance, to half pint
of beer with luncheon and dinner
and a pint after each show.
Miss Flagstad agrees in return,
among other things. to "be obe-
dient, tractable, sweet-tempered
and helpful in every possible way
and not to brag about the Vik-
ingS."
She undertakes ito sing all her
notes in time and in tune, but
not to add any embellish-
mentS."
Finally, if things don't go too
well at the Mermaid, the manage
Evening star., 1951-09-12
.Moloyon Red Reported
Shot as 'Deviutionist'
BY the Assoeioisd Press

KUALA LUMPUR.-That big
crime of "deviationism" often
prevalent in Communist party
circles in Eastern Europe-also
seems to crop up among members
Iof the Malayan Communist or
Iganization.
information received here said
Slew Lau, alias Pang Yee Foo, a
Red terrorist leader in Malacca
state, his wife and friend all had
been executed on the orders of the
politburo of the Malayan Red
party.
The three were shot because
Slew Lau had become a danger
Gus drifter' away from the party
line.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
Better Vuccines Made From Chicken Embyos

NEW YORK-Scientists have
found that vaccines against sleep
ing sickness, once made by infect
ing Laboratory animals, give bet
ter immunity and cost less to
prepare when developed in the
embryos Of chicken eggs.
Vaccine production workers
handle the us-loaded live en-
bryos with rubber gloves and
special instruments. for it's a
dangerous process. Live chicken
Evening star., 1951-09-12
KnstenFIogstod Singsin london
For Two Pints of Beer q Day

ment shall have the right to "look
down her throat with a laryngo-
scope"
(Things went very well at the
first two performances. and Miss
FlagStad got a big hand.)
Evening star., 1951-09-12
Iron Lunq Pool Formed

The American Society in Au-
stralia now maintains an Iron
LII Pool" to send machines by
air wherever in the South Pa
cific they are needed.
Evening star., 1951-09-12
PIunkton Is Nourishino

The ocean contains enormous
quantities Of plankton made up
of microscopic plants and animals
and the nutritive value of the
animal components is said to be
equal to that of the best meat.
Evening star., 1951-09-12

Iembryos in their shells also are
used in studying animal disease
viruses and vaccines for other
diseases.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

There was hardly room TO seat
the members and friends that
turned out to the service as wen
as to honor mothers on Sunday.
The gospel chorus gave honor to
all mothers in song. Mr.. Willie
Hale assisted the junior choir in
singing IF Could Only Hear Ny
Mother Pray Again"
Rev. J. c. Hodge read the scrip
ture after which Rev. z. G. Har-
ris offered prayer.
Rev. Bolts took his text from
the 23rd chapter Of Proverbs.
Subject, "Harken Unto Thy
Father" He brought US a splendid
Mothers Day sermon, telling
what the family meant to her and
what she means to the family.
He said children should honor
their mothers and fathers because
the bible stated so and also be-
cause they owe her that respect
for bringing them into the world
Messrs. Claud Campbell, c. c.
Stokes and Mrs. L. Bailey joined
with US and were welcome. We
were also glad to have all viMi-
tors. The BTU. was conducted
at $50. The evening services were
held at 8 p. m.
Our assistant pastor. Rev. T.
Henderson was absent because Of
the illness Of his wife. We hope
for her speedy recovery. Our SYM
patty to Mrs. Virginia Perkins
johnson because of the loss Of
her father. Theresa p. Warren, re-
porter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Or. John r. Siemens, executive
secretary Of the Minnesota Bap-
list convention was the speaker
during the morning worship hour.
His message was very appropriate
for the hour. DIR. Siemens took
his text from the second chapter
of Timothy Ill. As he compared
the sacrifices of a mother and
that Of Jesus Christ. he said that
when one becomes a Christian, he
gains a new appreciation for
mother as well as for our Saviour.
He also said that as our Lord
gave his life that we might live
again. a mother enters the shadow
OF death to bring about a new life
and through her sacrifice makes
il possible for us TO experience
life adundantly and eternally in
Jesus Christ. He stressed the
fact that as an infant takes sus-
tenance from its mother. we too,
must draw spiritual food from
our Saviour II we would survive.
A program honoring all mothers
was presented during the Sunday
school hour. The beautiful tri-
butes paid. were an inspiration to
every mother present to be dill
gent in her efforts to guide her
children in the way of the Lord.
At the close of the services, DIR.
Siemens presented the Builders
plan OF the convention. which In
being considered.
On Sunday, May 20. at 3 p. m.
the Red Circle girls will sponsor
the Royal Jubileers in a musical
program. Our friends are cordially
invited to be present.
Let US not weary in well-do-
ing: for in due season we shall
reap, II we faint not" Galatians
6:9.-Doris s. Jones, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18
MASON CRY. IOWA
Mason City, lows

The 81. Johns Sunday school
was we'll attended last Sunday
morning. Tho Rev. Williams WA
In the pulpit at II q. m. HIS topic
was Mothers Day" The Rev.
Bird and Young from the Betbea-
da Baptist church In Minneapolis
were present In the morning ser.
vice. They were entertained after
wards At the home Of Robert
Schiller. 72B South Van Buren,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Greer were also
visitors N the worship.
At = p. m. In the new Bethel
Baptist church In Manly. Iowa,
program for Mothers Day was
given by Mines. y. Douglas, r.
Harper. Y. HaddON, Miss ID. Dunn
and Mr. l.. Dunn. entitled What
20 give My Mother for n Present "
Al SD. m the BTU Of the 81.
John Baptist church gave q pro-
gram for Mothers Day. In Manly,
iowa, Mines. q. Ashford. Douglas.
Barnett, BTitt0n and Brown were
presented rose corsages Of red and
white color,
81, Johns BTU group had a
Mothers and daughters banquet
al the Hardware Mutual Bldg.
The Mission society OF New
Bethel church gave Mrs. Georgia
Fiemings n potted flower for
Mothers Day The senior choir had
a fish fry and Bakery sale Sat
uFday. They are still asking for
donations towards the purchase
Of new robes Robert ", Banks.
702 South President, has gone o.
Little Rock. ARK, 90 further his
education at Philander Smith
college. He Ia studying elcctron-
les,
Adah chapter No. ~, OEs will
have q talent show at the Moose
Hall on Tuesday, May 10 at .
p, m.
Rev. Ray Of the Union Mem
oFiai Methodist church will offer
his resignation sermon May a.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eaa-
ter who died last week viii be
conducted by Adah chapter Is Of
the OES.
Allen MAceF, Everett Jsffries,
Lawrence Mcuurder ard Robert
McQue Of ". J, H. \. won first
places IN the relay races and high
Jump held recently, The Mason
MohawkH took district crowns.
Roger Saunders. Sterling Macer
and Richard Macer also partici-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18

Sunday i'm pouring bucketfls when quitting time
arouBd7 people like the best
their the sit and sit and St7 And why Is
people NEEDLE with everybody elses affairs keep
Isn't II the truth that gals with
the the ughtest sweaters and
dolls with nnest In for the fancest StoingS7
Why outoftOwn show the wekends when
your the door week
payday? Isn't a shame that you
trolley when those that pinch
try you're wearing the
built for comfort Why bump smack bang into
old the day hair looks like and
your undsrsErts dropping a living
days you're sharp a tack1 AfsS Little MyStsrieS'
Seems to me II would help Negroes in their fight for
citizenship of them had the philosophy of Mrs Edith samp
accomplished lady
o Nations
sampson in May OF
Journals part Of something better than all Of nothing
there appears article
Nehru India Harold couldn't help thinking that the
impoverished misery starvation and famine which the lot of the
millions India pretty close to being all Of nothing
Negroea a group ~ negative
approach to their status In American life that they seldom take
stock Of the positive side Of the picture
right country which
oftenmes forgotten by minority That the right to tell
test could not have existed could not have proe
without this right the columns Of these
week and without finding much Of anything
which to build hope for the future great many Of the articles
push Negro further the
antagonsm his white brother
A. long the Negro exsts and allowed exist
Tire Negro tell his and get those who do mot
know the truth freedom OF the should b. destroyed In
America the Negro would with along with the Ne
right tell his Unfortunately Of the
editors become hide bound with prejudice well
stuff with sensational
headlines brOher undcrStand that their
bread butter and their whole Of Hfe
which makes this Countrywide
of
past Negro opinion
caution the find that
there plenty OF good
rIer who goes fight q battle nstIcuffs
dOesnt with blndera fe his
well OpponeRtA I'm afraid fighting
for democracy with pretty pair Of binder" you'd
@
bIane he vh do the Negro
do wrong ridiculous
Nothing bad and little good
letter from Harriet Thomas telling about
Gordon Parks and Dick
band HdR London and Dick finishing writing
before Joining her there.
sally myself. John and Dick u
and talked about home etc." HaFiette
assignment bat home before John IAAFTiette
David. Parks youngest young going
vooing all before
tired elegant Bon Sor. Madame!"
She also wishes Grace Workout would THAT
Incidentally don't write please until further
moving but am not quite where at the