davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-23

HAMBLETONIAN CANDIDATE-Royal Rosecroft 3-year-old
trottng favorte of William E. Miller Washington furniture
dealer and president of Rosecrof trong track
ddate for the rich HambeOnan at Goshen summer
leg injury kept the colt from action year. plans
to race him frequently at Rosecro which 2day meet
ing May 18. AS Hambletonian nominee
gets special attention from Charlotte Frank
Rosecrof stables who feeding him this photo
snapped.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Ten years ago-Riley Smith,
folmer Alabama grid star, waS
named head football coach az
Washington and Lee.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
PhiIs, 6; Braves, 5

x-One out when winning run scored.
Doubled for Church in 9th.
Ran for Nicholson in 9th.
Ran for Sisler in 9th.
Boston -- 600 zoo 12O-5
Philadelphia 10l 600 O22-6
Runs--Hartsheld. Jethroe. Adds. Mar
shall t2), Watkins (3), Ennis, Jones,
Cabsllero. Errors-Logan, Ashburn. Adds
Sain. Goroon. Hartsfleld (2), Watkins.
Two-ba5e hts-Ashburn t2), Nicholson,
Waittkus. Three-base hit Torgeson.
Home runs-Hartsf1eld, Jones Stolen
baSe-Hammer. Sacrihces-LoRan, Ash
burn. Left on hase-Boston, 10; Phila-
delphia. .. Bases on balls-Od Church 3,
on Sain 2. Struck out-By Church 8.
by Sain 4. Winning pitcher-Church,
OF game-2:15. .26l.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Red Sox, 81; As, 5-4

Totals 81 IL "a IL Totals % 10 81 10
Doubled for Upton in 9th,
f--Walked for Scheib In 9th.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Why Is a Good Boss!
Survey Finds 7 Keys
To Effective Leaders
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. A.
Seven keys to being a good boss
are found in a study by the Uni
versity of Michigan Survey Re-
search Center.
The keys are things that good
foremen do. or ways they act, to
help their men or women be better
workers.
The effective boss:
Takes more personal interest in
his workers and their problems
Looks upon his men as people,
rather than just as producers of
units of work.
Is more aware Of his own position
as supervisor or leader.
Spends more time supervising
and planning the work than in
actually working alongside his men
at the same work.
Is helpful in training his work
erS for better jobs.
He Points the Way.
When things go wrong, he isn't
as likely to bawl out his men and
tell them to do the job over. He's
more likely to say the job was done
wrong, then explain how it should
be done.
And the better foreman doesn't
feel so much under pressure from
his own superiors as does the fore
man OF a producing unit.
The study was made on foremen
and workers of section gangs,
maintaining railroad track, on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway by
Daniel, Nathan MacCoby, Gerald
Gurin and Lucretia G. Floor.
These qualities of a good boss
were almost all the same as those
IN good supervisors of girl clerical
workers in an insurance company
The Survey Research Center made
that study earlier, part of pro-
gram to discover underlying
principles of organizing and
managing human behavior.
Attitude Is Vital.
The new report declares that
thigh productivity is not some
thing which a supervisor attains
accidentally. nor is it achieved by
performing certain magic gestures
or human relations tricks
1.-THE successful supervisor is
successful because he has differ
ent set of attitudes toward his
employees. and a different ap-
proach to people and their mott
vation," it says.
Whether a foreman was a good
producer or poor one, there wasn't
much difference in the general
satisfaction he got from his job
Both kinds of foremen gave about
the same reasons for being
satisfied or dissatisfied with their
own jobs.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
MRS. Shorp to Discuss
|Women's Defense Role

Mrs. Martha Sharp. special as
sistant to the chairman Of the
National Security Resources Board.
will discuss the role of women in
defense mobilization at Z o'clock
tonight in the Commerce Depart
ment auditorium.
She will be among speakers TAX
ing part in American University's
Institute on the Economics of De-
tense Mobilization, which is being
conducted in cooperation with
the Office of Defense Mobilization.
Other speakers tonight will be
Richard D. Searles, Undersecre-
tary of the Interior, and Raymond
M. Foley. administrator Of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Scouts to Hear Hershey

About 100 members of the
Alpha Phi Omega, rational Boy
Scout fraternity, will hear Maj.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. director Of
Selective Service. at a convention
banquet at 3 o'clock today at
Howard University.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. lap. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. sDnit three full days and
TeceiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
William Mittelstedt. 4S, i4f0 Rhode Is
II. 4scs s bssle bs az drt e. ss.na M'W'iilams
ana Helen Willisas. ~. sas s'h 1lts Il st. ne T..
HoFsce ha.S glnd,cs {, so ~ and Alice MrDsrmott
oiDsRa Daa 'an' @ ,sss 81 ass%sas .ss ns Gloria
i H. Hsss'asi ssss q sss s,.'sss ": Collier
w!.9 Soss &C., n New e. ys9s sas essn' es1 sens
Marjorie Walker. 20. al J 7 I &. t. ne. a;.'. ane
joseph sai,o Bailey "A a,u,Ia rssuSsnt Naval Al,
silver sprins. Nd. '''A' -
RaE s.na salsa csa:ns.s S sis f asSs lss E1s nc sas
a SINS q s.psa ssEt sss.'o e. isss
st. nv.
james Lee. ii. and sylvia Davis. Is. both
Of SIT 6prtngman CT. s.w.
z.rSoass Ssaasls ss 81 Essth Esst hcesss &
ave. So. and Alice Mancs, 10. 25l
Hensy swea cIars Ave; s5, s.e Miami rla and naomi
Cohen. "a. 5013 9th st. NV.
Edward Howard. %. ,Perndale. Mich. and
Robert Siemasko, %, Peabody, Mass, anc
Charlotte Rose. 24. South Bend, Ind.
Michele Roccia. % suitland, Nd, and
| Velma orsborn. "a, 1402 1st st. s.w.
Theodore Smith, 30 141l sth st. NV. anc
Berthe Adams %; zoos st. NV.
srns n'sss Means e. s. ssot bss. sa T. ms
Won claim. 4S: 1850 $snd s.. NV NV. '
Arthur Nelson. "a. 1701 18th st. NV. anc
Marian Thomnssn larsen a. S. 7iS l9th &
and Elsie Dreher, 81. 37e3 b st. Sc
Jack Shulman. 35. 2b5S University pl. n.w.
| and Jean Lutins. 20, 2s0l 18th st. NV
John Merle. jr.. 80, 1923 14th st. NV. and
HoAasd Ass eEIMn seSTdea aS S h:ss sss n MYekn.,
4 NV. and Fredrica Altemus. IS. 323s
John Beck III, 20, 41s5 Alabama ave. sc.
\ and Priscilla Wood. 90. 1866 Hillside
Robert Osborne, ~, Long Island. NY. and
Louis Green, 23. and Garner House. ID
nSsIs both 81 ba5i asd.on Goreerap as g g,SS
md Essa Withsrspcon.' a'1S il. eiH Iynehbars @
william .SG w5ifss bso,. e. j. zoe gsrdsas eve
Frank = Furtsk. rs ~, 7ss Atlantic st. Sc.
and Doris Campbell. 22. st. Elizabeth.
H Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Births Reported

trrom the D. g. BHssas Soas. Of Vital Statistics
Edwin and Marcia Baiderson.
Adiar, and Margaret Barlow. -
Alfred and Eileen Becker.
Shelson and Margaret Benz.
Milton. and Esther Blustein.
Armindo and Maria Cadaxa.
James ,IaEasb and md Mary srr.s Cash 81. ,.ovss,
Ralph and Beulah Davis.
Milton and Rhoda Eisler.
George and Mary Fleming.
Ronald and Norma Fullerton.
Dale and Eleanor Hess.
Justice and Virginia Long.
Walter and ND Dorothy Sti ASssab Mscabe.
Louis and Elsie Moss.
Charles and Patricia Rainey. ir.
Edwin Edwin ard nd Hollis if.iIsie RICE N'AA''
Alan and Elizabeth Rose
Thomas and Gretchen sappington.
ksrI ssl1s and anf EsSs Eassms schoSsr. ssSs
James and Barbara Shumar.
ssfFs5d sFsd ana ssd gSsss SsSsiss s;e5a@ssS s%Sssn
ssIps sd fnS So5i. 5:hs ,IEInssssni SSyss H.
Robert and Dolores Thospson.
Sidney and Shirley Udenfriend
Howard and Almina VanSweringen.
Francis and Helen Walker :
Richard and Burton Witherow.
GIRLS.
Lloyd and Margaretta Addington,
Thomas and VIRGINIA Acuiiino.
BENJAMIN and Edith BriZzi.
William and Blanche Brown.
Arthur and Jane Burdon
Richard and Mary Cashin.
Elmer and Barbara Congdon
Percy and Mildred Daniels.
Pascal and Ruth Finks.
Milton and Phyllis Freeman.
Roscoe and Mercedes French.
James and Catherine Hall.
Daniel and Jeanne jackson.
Alton and Ruby Johnson
Robert and Kathleen johnson.
Nathan and sylvia Kiitenic.
LaDell and Edith Lawhorn.
Wayne and Ruby Little
Robert and Marguerite L'Heureux.
Dean and Stephaine Mahin,
Sidney and Barbara Mcfarland.
Jack and Velora Moose.
Eidred and Catherine Nicholson, sf.
Charles and Gloria Orton.
Lee and Mary Peterson
George and Clarita Scott.
Donald and Mary Steele
Charles and Mary Tarrant.
George and Margaret Timms.
Fred and Anna Weisbrod.
Harmon and Mary WelSch.
James and Marcelle Yaden
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics J
F,shsrd na.,s. 9; csisp SO; 1891 s3Io 18th st. NV
Mons N. B3num. n. 1909 Pennsylvania
Mary II. Monroe. 70. sso7 van Ness
Katherine Z. Hermanson. 70. 2so4 14th
Irene n. Cor, ss. as17 van Ness st. NV.
Edward =. Briggs. So. Arlington. Va.
Ora NJ Trammell, o.. Chain Bridge, D. c.
Arthur J. Collier. 62. Soldiers Home.
Anastasia NJ. Hibbs. g.. 1921 Monroe
Pauline e. Taiiey. 81. 1a1 s5th st. ne.
Qrie K. Miller, 48. SO Forester ct. B.w.
Helen B. Reeping.. a, 1926 45th ct. NV.
James A. Wood. A. 5908 9th st. NV.
Lawrence Owens. infant, Alexandria, Va
William Gregory. 20. 40 L st. NV.
Andy McCombs. 73. 416 You 81. NV.
Frank I. Day. 65, Bladenshurg, Md.
James Barnes. "a. 939 Golden ct. sw.
Charles Thomas, 90. Indian Head, Md.
Clarence w. Swami, go. 474 o st. NV
Ann c. Brown, SO. 1903 Euclid ct. NV.
Tommie l.. Edmonds. b6, 11o5 South
Carolina ave. Sc.
Sarah Collins. 80. i239 Union ct. s.w.e
Horace jackson. so. 500 End 81. sw.
Joseph 3. Mcdonald, 40. 452 lst ct. s.w.
Mary Green. 80. Leesburg. Va.
Martin r. Robertson, infant. Ola 9TH
st. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

A jewel thief now in jail was
reported to have tipped police the
missing gems had been buried al
Windlesham Court because they
were "too hot to handle" through
normal underground sales routes
The jewels. whose value has
been estimated from $256.000 to
$4,000 were stolen from the
American-born duchess while she
was a guest at a nearby house
five years ago.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Jewel Thief Tip Fails To Reveal Windsor Gems

WINDLEsHAM, England, Oct.
10.-Police yesterday gave up a
fruitless four-day search set of
by a jewel thief's tip that the
Duchess Of Windsor's missing
gems had been buried in the
grounds Of a big country estate.
Police had searched the grounds
|of the long unoccupied 30-room
mansion. Windlesham Court, with
mine detectors and shovelS but
found nothing but odd bits Of
metal and stone.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Operation Brotherhood
To Open on WGMS

The first broadcast Of a l2-
program series on Operation
Brotherhood" sponsored by the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, will be broadcast at
lis pm. tomorrow over Station
WGMS.
Featured speakers will be Clem
F. Preller Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor and Mrs. Dab
ney johnson Of the Congress of
Industrial Organizations.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Germon Autos Attract
BUYERS at Puris Show

PARIS, Oct. 10. lCDN Ger,
man manufacturers are attractin,
much attention at the Interna'
tional Motor Show here.
The British, who are showing 5,
models, are demanding dollar pay.
lments.
The Germans are only showing
l20 but they are quoting In French
francs with delivery promised Ii
Ia few weeks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

gyvenimo, kitoj (dolerineO - is
gyvenimo Amerikoj.
. Vokieciu skautu Bremeno ra-
jono vadovybe neseniai ap1anke
lietuvius skautus, besimokan-
cius Vasario 16-sios gimnazijoje
Diepholze.
. Vytauto Didziojo sargybu
kuopa, esanti Vokietijoje, apsi-
dejo mokesciais, nuo 1916 metu
Xxi sio laiko, lietuviu tautos rel
kalams yra paaukoje per 10000
DIM. Tai isidemetina suma, SUI
kelta is nedideles algas gaunan-
ciu kareiviu.
. Povilas Gaucys, buves Lietu-
vos konsulas Daugpilyje, Buenos
Aires ir Sac Paulo, dabar gyve-
mas Chicagoje, sulauke SO metQ
amziaus. Gyvendamas Vokieti-
joje ilga laika buvo Tremtiniu
Draugijos pirmininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
KAS ir KUR

Norwood, Mass. lapkricio men.
1 d. mire kalbininkas Viktoras
Kamantauskas, prizes metus lai-
ko atvykes j JAW. Jis buvo gi-
mes 1894 metals ir IL metu am
ziaus su tevais pirma karta at
vykes j JAW. Cia isejo mokslus
Yale universitete, pasizymejo
kaip nepaprastai gabus kalbu
moksle. Nepriklausomybes me-
tais grizo j Lietuva, dirbo dip
lomatinej tarnyboj ir Lietuvos
universitete. Yra parases ir is
vertes is kitu kalbu daug kny-
GU.
Great Neck, N. Y, mire bu-
yes Lietuvos kariuomenes pull
kininkas. Jeronimas Butkus. Gy-
vendamas Great Neck dirbo vie
no milionieriaus sodyboje kaip
darzininkas.
J. A. Urbonas, Dirvos talki-
ninkas is Dayton, Ohio, ir siais
metals uzsake Dirva j Indo Chi
Mia legionieriui Stasiui Grince-
ciui.
Baleto sokejas A. Liepinas
siuo metu gyvena New Yorke.
Anglu Kalbos Vadovo, kuris
garsinamas Dirvos antrajame
puslapyje, jau isejo pirmasis sa-
siuvinys. Kitas sasiuvinys iseina
lapkricio men. viduryje. Toliau
iseis du sasiuviniai kas menuo.
V. Jonuskaite pasirase sutar-
ii su viena operos bendrove New
Yorke siu metu gruodzio meme
81 dainuoti Carmen role.
V. Brazvilius, zinomas eiles
humoresku ("feljetonQ") auto
rius, atidave spausdinti savo hu-
moresku rinkini "Kalorijos If
doleriai". Tai bus dvieju daily
rinkinys. Vienoj daily (kalori-
nej) humoreskos is stovyklinio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
TarybiniQ SunQ |aikytojQ kIubas
JURGIS JANKUS
JURGIS JANKUS

gijai ir kas nenori, ir nariu turesiu
daugiau, negu reikia. Jeigu jus pa
darysite ta patti, bus su kaupu. Sesta-
dieni susaukiam mitinga, sekmadieni
parodysim.
Visi pritare, kad darbas eitu vie
ningiau, pirmininku issirinko ta patti
Lapku. Sake: tavo pavarde rusiskiau
skamba. Apskritai patogiau sneketi,
kai virsininka girdi gerai pavarde is
tariant.
Lapkus nesididziavo. Paeme pir-
mininko vieta, kaip malonia dovana,
padare visu triju istaigu tarnautojams
anketas, kad atsakymai butu druti ir
aiskus, sestadieni susauke mitinga ir
isdeste reikala. Ne vienas nepasisake
prizes, visi paplojo rankomis il pasiza-
dejo armija remit is nugaros, kick ima-
nydamas.
Lapkui nenoromis eme listi galvon
mintis, ar nebus jam CANA sedeti mo-
kyklu instruktoriaus kedeje. Jeigu
jam atejo diena, kad jis atsistoja to-
kios organizacijos priesaky, lures atei-
ii, kad atsistos ir svietimo komisariato
virsuneje.
= Gal turtle kas klausimu, ar kon-
kreciu musu veiklai pasiulymu? =
paklause ovacijoms pasibaigus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

ge Lapkus, kartu nustebdamas, kaip
jam tokia paprasta mintis paciam j gal
va neatejo.
- Daugiau kas?
- AS dar nebaigiau, - atsiliepe
valandelei uzmirstas pilkasis zmogus.
- Pirstines, zinoms irgi geras daily
kas, bet as norejau ka kita pasiulyti.
Musu armijai teks kariauti visokiau-
siose salygose, kare gerai mokytas
suo kareiviui yra didziausias draugas.
Jis greiciau ir suzeista suras ir priesa
pirma pajus. AS todel ir siulau, kad
mes imtumemes musu tarybinei armi-
jai parupinti sunu. Mokytu sunu.
- Puiku, drauge. Mes galetumem
isteigti tokia lyg sekcija, lyg kluba
toki. zinoma, kad suo yra didelis da-
lykas, - dziaugesi Lapkus.
= Taigi, as ta ir norejau pasaky-
tt, = tese pilkasis. - Mes galetumem
isteigti Tarybiniu sunu Laikytoju
Kluba.
Geras vardas, - uzgyre Lap
kus. - Puikus. Man ia ideja taip prize
Strides, kad as net sutinku pasiimti
ant savo peciu visus organizavimo sun
kumus. Man, zinoma, neatsisakys pa
deti visi geri biciuliai Ir pats, ir pats.
Gerai
Taip kalbedamas jis linkterejo gal
va ir Baltramiejunui, ir Pupiniui, ir
zaliokui, ir dar keliems Kittens. Visi
sutiko. Ant gallo, lyg prisimines, pa
lepke ir pilkajam, kartu sakydamas:
- Ir tamsta, zinoma, ir tamsta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

Saleje pasidare tylu. Kad klausi-
mu nebus is anksto zinojo, mes cia jau
visi buvo mokyti ir gerai buvo isisa-
monine, jog sioje salyje tas labiausiai
klysta, kas klausia, bet pasiulymu tu-
rejo atsirasti. Jis pats norejo kfe pa
siulyti, kad tvirciau savo pozicijoj at
sistotu ir visa savaite be perstojo suko
galva, bet nieko neissuko.
- Pasiulymu niekas neturite? -
pakartojo klausimus atmetes Sail ir,
baksnodamas bukuoju piestuko galu
leido axis per sale. Sale buvo tyli.
Paciam priesaky sedejo trys mokyto-
jos ir visos greitai nuleido axis zemyn.
me vienas velnias nebenori galvoti" !,
pamaste, o garsiai pasake:
- Niekas?
Toll, paciam sales gale pakilo ran
- Prasom, - pasauke Lapkus ir
patogiai atsireme siena.
Sales gale atsistojo zmogus. Smul-
kus toks, pilku svarkeliu apsivilkes ir
veidas buvo pilkas. Lapkus menkam
sales apsvietime negalejo jo iziureti,
bet atrode, lyg butu dar nematytas.
= AS noreciau, kad armijai gale
tumem padeti kuo nors apciuopiamai.
Nuotaika kelti labai gerai, bet ka j
rankas paduoti dar geriau.
- Galetumem numegsti kojiniQ,-
vaptelejo viena mokytoja ir greitai
itrauke galva tarp peciu.
20, aciu, aciu! Puiku. Mes ga
lesime primegzti kojiniu, - apsidzau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

V. ALSEZKA

kai, kaip samojingos zoologijos
sodos gyvunu nuotraukos BAR
nes), vadovelis kanastos kortu
losimui ar seimyninkems virimo
taisykles, tai juose nesunkiai
rasime ir vertingu knygu, kaip
religinio turinio Fulton J. Sheen
"The Greatest Story ever told"
ar pagarsejusios norvegu kelio-
mes laiveliu per vandenyna ap-
rasymas "Kon Tiki knygoje.
Romanu (fiction) kategorijoje
skaitytoju skonis jau zymiai ra-
finuotesnis ir, kick galima spres-
tt is pastaruju metu, visai ir ne
blogas. Gaunama ispudzio, kad
pokarinis Amerikos skaitytojas
daugiau domisi religiniais, dva-
sinio atsinaujinimo klausimq
knygomis, nauju, stipriu talen-
tu nuskicuotais karo vaizdais ar
senoves gyvenimo literaturiniai
atkurta egzotika bel romantika.
Tai tik paaiskina nepaprasta
pasisekima tokiu "best sellers"
kaip L. C. Douglas Sv. Petro
veiklos bruozu "Didziajame I've
jy" (1948), Amerikoje nepa-
prastai ispopuliarejusio suomiQ
rasytojo M. Valtari "Egiptiecio'
(isleistos dar dvi jo knygos),
H. M. Robinsono "Kardinolas"
(1949), visisko naujoko litera-
turoje James Jones stipraus ro-
mano From here to eternity :,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

naujojo E. Hemingway romano,
Varsuvos ghetto sunaikinimo
epopejos Hersey ''Sienoje" ir kt.
Nors masinis knygu pirkimas
yra daugiau mados reikalas, Wis
delto NINETY knygu pasklidimas
rodytu, kad dali. literaturos sri
ty amerikieciai Wis labiau susi-
domi augstesnes menines vertes
klryba. Pazymetinas ir nauju
talentu literaturoje kilimas. Yer
ia atkreipti demesi ir j knygu
platinimo bldus = ju daug ir
sumaniai isplatina vad. knygu
klubai ir ju pavyzdi, atrodo, bus
pasekusios ir musu knygu lei
dyklos.
O jei vel sugrisi prie spaus-
diniu kiosko, spalvoti knyguciq
virseliai su moderniuju gangs
teriu, apnuogintom krutinem ir
kojom moteru ir revolveriQ vaiz-
dais lyg sakyte sakys = o mes,
ar mes nepavergiame amerikie-
clio skaitytojo? Visai teisingai,
gerbiamosios. JUS, pasivadinu-
sios pocket books" vaidinate ne
taip jau menka vaidmeni knygu
rinkoje. Jusu 1949 m. isejo net
$50 paskirais pavadinimais, o
1850 m. rinkoje jusq parduota
per 214 mil. egg. Tai dideli skai-
ciai. Jie rodo, kad tos knygos
(po 25 ar 35 ct.) savo pigumu
sugebejo pritraukti skaitytoju
masses. Jei vaikai seka fanibuku
pasauli, tai paauge ir suaugu-
sieji beveik vienodai domisi ir
filmomis ir pocket - knygele-
mis-. Ir kaip nesidomesi jei te-
mu ivairumas negali butt pla-
tesnis - nuo gangsteriu, pros
tituciu, gambleriu pergyvenimq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15

ligi moderniujq romanQ If dar
toliau ligi seksualiniu amerikie-
ciu moteru iprociu ir pagaliau
ligi paties Homero Odisejos. Wy
rauja taciau ne Homeras ar
sekspyras, bet daugiau krimi-
nalistiniai - nuotykiq siuzetai
ir jei pazvelgti tik j virselius,
tai paw. is 68 knyguciu 37-niu
virseliai vaizduos krauja ar pei
Iii. Tai yra tikrove ir tai tenka
konstatuoti bel -. nesistebeti.
FanibukQ, filmu ir televizijos
auklejamas zmogus Homero tik-
riausiai nereikalaus.
Kitas dalykas, kad kai kurie
tq knygu leidejai penguin, Men
tor, Pocket) Wis daugiau islei-
dzia ir pasauliniu rasytoju ras-
tu uz tikrai zema kaina. Jei
sekspyro ar Shaw dramos, ge-
riausi Europos klasikai imano-
ma isigyti uz 25-35 ct. ir 700
pusl. romano ar novelty rinkinl
uz so ct., tai yra, EuropOs kras-
tuose neimanomas, didelis kny-
gos priejimas prie masses. Tai ir
nemaza palaima Americas skai-
tytojui ir tik- beliktu palinketi,
kad jis tas puikias progas SUI
gebetu isnaudoti.
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Pilkasis vyras buvo atsisedes, bet
dabar atsistojo ir valandele krapste
kairio nykscio naga.
= Kad as vargu ar galesiu, - pa
galiau prasne ko. - Visa sirdim, zino-
ma, bet kad kunas neleidzia. Tamsta,
drauge Lapkau, juk zinai, kad gyvenu
anam miesto pakrasty. Galima sakyti
uzmiesty. Niekaip negalesiu ateiti Bet
savo vieton as duosiu pradziai gera
SUM. Jau gerokai pramokyta. Del jo
vargo tikrai neturesite, naudos -
patys pamatysite.
= zinoma, suprantu, kad tamsta
pats negali. Zinau, zinau, atsimenu, -
ziurejo prisimerkes per visa sale ir
stengesi atsiminti, kur butu galejes to-
XII zmogu matyti, bet kartu ir dziauge-
81, kad jis taip lengvai atsisako ir dar
gera pradzia duoda. Jeigu tokiam klu-
be nori butt pirmas, geriau savo tarpe
netureti jo sumanytojo.
2.
Kai reikalas susitvarke geriau, ne
gu kas is anksto galejo pamanyti, tai
kita sekmadieni eiti pas Vilkomirski
pasisove vienas Lapkus. Kai niekas
nesiverze, vienas ir nuejo. O Vilko-
mirskis buvo toks, kad niekada mega
lejai pasakyti, ka galvoja. Jis sedejo
uzstalej, ziurejo pro langa apsimiglo-
jusia gatve, kurioje nieko nebuvo ma
tyti, o Lapkus metodiskai ir neskube-
damas, kad atrodytu daugiau, deste,
kas buvo padaryta, kokie sunkumai
pakeliui pasitaike, prabegdamas pami-
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Phone: ENdicott 1-4486. Issued in
Cleveland every Thursday. Editors:
Vincas Rastenis. Balys Gaidzilnas.
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December 9Th, 1915, at Cleveland
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Musu miesto partijos sekretorius
draugas Vilkomirskis juoku nemegs-
ia. Jis ana sekmadieni pasisauke savo
kabinetan Jona Pupini, Stasi zalioka,
Jurgi Baltramiejuna ir Kazi Lapku ir
pasake:
- Siandien raudonoji armija sto-
vi prizes didelius naujus uzdavinius. Ne
viena pasaulio armija fronte nebus
stipri, jei nejaus, kad ia remia visas
krastas. Prasau tuoj imtis darbo, sia
savaite suorganizuoti raudonajai ar
mijai remit draugija ir kita sekmadie-
nj man pranesti, kas yra padaryta.
= Padarysim, = pirmas pasake
Lapkus.
- Padarysim, - pritare kiti trys.
Kai uz duru isejo, pirmas prasne-
ko Stasys zaliokas.
- Gerai pasibaige. AS maniau,
kad bus blogiau, - pasake ir patampe
virsutine lupa, lyg uosdamas nauja be-
da.
- Ar to neuztenka? nustebo
Pupinis. Suorganizuok, jei nori.
- Tai tau. Per tick metu neis-
mokai. Rytoj paleidziu rasteli per tar
nautojus, kad pasirasytp, kas nori pri-
klausyti raudonajai armijai remit drau-