13-00000: gg WS “i %e Thursday, Aprif 10, 1958 wv “i.-(Today Cotnty | \ ve{lax Deadline |* « County Tax Collector Howard iByram warned property owners —~ “that they must pay current tax «jtils hy 5 p.m. today or be sub- “Hjecg to penalties, , | After the deadijne, delinquent qitaxpayers will he charged, a set fee of $2.50 plus six per cent of the total due, 4-30: . Byram said about 76 per cent! ¢: of the total tax charge ef $63,-4 [ Mi0,000 zhas heen collected so far “a0 a . . Property owners may pay ‘Na ibills in person at the tax col- i. *Hlector’s office, R40 S, Hill St. [: y 8 ig a) Remittances by mail will alsa a ibe acceplahle provided they are Ipostmacked by 45 pam. - . However, Byram.adsised cifi- -(izens to mail their payments at _ Ajleast hy noon to make sure they siclear postoffices, kK. \Dinner-Dance Slated ‘The Men's Club of the Sun- iair Foundation will hold a din- ce om oe - - Citigen-News phot ner-dance ; April © 17 at the 4, ,DIKO, REFUGEE BULGARIAN ANTI-COMMUNIST|Spartsmen's Lodge jn North are oo. Claims Reds still peril him mee intent mee “GUARDS AGAINST REDS _ ee on rare _ Hetugee Livesin , Fear of Tormentors — \ - By DAN SWINTON ’.. javerage person's life,” he says. hy the Bulgarian Democfatic why -Square-jawéed Bulgarian] This story is wrapped up in|Bloc, which survived from 1944 ‘refugee’ sald today he is living]@ book Diko hag written, It isite 1953. ; 8 | 4 life of fear and flight even in|based on the facts ‘of his.run-| After Dike escaped from his -Los Angeles because ’.of com.-|ning fight in Bulgaria with the|1946 imprisonment, he eontin- -!yumunist tyranny, wn Reds; his ; Te net and ued the battle from Greece. ‘Dike . om that. ,Geath sentence in ° atler alFour -attempts were made on femteg! o paredonym fat cuce hetrayal; his torture by elec-lhis life but he. kept pounding}: “,. foree, said that'even here heltticity at the hands of thelout the fight talle in pamphiets had to guard against the’ venge-|€4s; his forced: starvation for like ““Farmerg and Commu- -ful hand of his Old World tor-|!8 days: ‘his foreed thirst for):ism.” a mentors.” oe ., / {42 days; the slaughter of his) In 1953, Uncle Sam offered ”". “They do not give’ up. Even|Parents because they bore a re- him refuge In. Virginia, Ninctud- + in America: the peril is geeat..1/Sistance leader, © °°. Jing a house, a car and an in- am always in danger,” he said..| He safd Bulgarian resistance come, he said. But he insisted “2. Dikq is) Dimiter” Adamoff|Was . grass roots resistance.jon staying with the mountain -Dimitroff, “ five-foot five, : 140)"“This was different from, the|people in Greece to guide the ™ pounds. He spells his name with|revol{s in Hungary and Po-jattack on tyranny. . _* the double “{ because the Rus-|land,” said Diko, Fourteen months age Diko " Bians like to spell it with a “v."[. “In Hungary and. Poland the/“ecided he must tell his story He said he mada one: TV. ap-juprising originated among the|!? the W: est. He came to the pearance in Hollywood. Which/Communists themselves, Those,U-S. as a political refugee. ‘was followed by a’ threat. of/among the populace who hated{.. °° 2 TT physical violence, - presumably the Reds joined later.. But aif . Red-inspired. 2 7. >. first it was an attempt to set). . " , SPARKED UNDERGROUND ‘Jup a Tito form of Nationalist : . |. ‘The pocket-sized, hazel-eyed' Communism," Diko explained, is ater aati ! poet and wrifer-once sparked] ESCAPED TO GREECE here, 1 have been avriing my (the Bulgarian underground.) “His first anti-Red unit in Bul-|Story. Besides, 1 have to be : His tiame ‘flamed. from. resist-|paria’ was ithe Danube Vai-(careful about disclosing my -ance pamphlets to teach -Rediley Organization for Rosistance.|Whereabouts,” said Diko. -- puppets that the pen can’ berrhis folded for lack of outside| Yankee dedication to hones- ' mightier than the sword... help. It was, promptly replaced|!y and veracity may lose the His mission today is fo “show! | | aoe __feeld war with Communism, the . free world how things Diko warned. - . . were. before and how they are ~~ OBITUARIES - ““Americans have to hel: now and what.can happen here tougher, rougher. They have i STIL NHIDING ~ Jif the Reds take aver, If they|-— aa to learn ta lie the way the , hke the pietare, Jet them gol" gosern ow. GASKIL- [Rerls lie, You can't pick up this) “, abeacand aceent it,” _} Rasary was recited tadey ing dosepnisnake with vour hands,” he OE ts otk hoe DE sepa tech Megat 8 i 20 peltved Pac abeatn. nee ett SRRAUTERy Bigtr: eTeTemge ede oie ‘ Akin” is tiinay Ww beste bye ow Aa sy seed nt a wt tomorsae . » ts He warn again. | «3 , 17. fs teft the Village of his! pp Rewaies ie oy ated Tuesday, CUlture infiltration, “This is the o father 0 meet a challenge: the He d retired om a dhitbitte pe {4 hicrest king of propaganda. Let Nagi urd. : - flOad. | He leaves hin widow: Brigitta:|/them show the prisons and the “Wh, the Reds took over in Gerty’ Wen” Mary Anne and Mrs.tarture camps, instead of the Bulgar’, Diko stayed tnder-[ 0)! nes : . jbaltets and the motion pic. “"" Reajtanea ig a Bulgavian'slrev chi, sidan af Aavien phat wertern He hopes the message will Jegacy: For geoturtes phe na. mlnlng engiuces today. BE Bs, Murrayiget through, But he admits his is] . tion hes wrestled to escape the|Catnalie Church ine red ahaa Ans| TEINS may not sail any ships.' fe : -. P sete, Th, 3. an val, age i ‘> bonds Of succeeding masters.Neyes ‘a daughter. hea Ac 8 ion.) “i'm not as important as | “Those who choose to fight can!Mark and a grandchild. interment was,” says Diko. “But I'm still bet . 7 fiyn many trails blazed, “Sol Ml be tn Calvary Cemetery, the same fellow.” , oy ejsraks Diko. =~. ee 0 a tet ee ly Tn aa antenna: 2 UNERALS | (Miss Van Nuys | “the tory T lived, T feel i woul HOLDEN--Marta town, \OLE to P enifentiary [= ‘he .a crime ta tell what? | Beloved wife of Henry A... |. Anita’ “Ras *. eT ene een MAL ccdlolden: staterof Rishara Ay ( Mrs. Anita’ “Raster Ester- means - Sand Donald’R. Berry, ~{Wwold, 20, aitractive: former regener ene Services. Friday, 9 am, at, |"Miss Van Nays,” began a five.
13-00000 He mario ‘LEAGUE oF ALTRI CAN PENTOLIEN oy ~ 10s ASGELZSS BRANCH _ Charter Bool Che Dear Penwonen, : a a we “ , RABPY EW Rant Gur new year of - 1958 begina with our next “Woeting we | beeen  Ruesday, January 14th, let's all be there. -Our- Program starts at" 22100- a Noon, at the Hotel Knickerbocker, 174 Iver Street, . Bbaywoad, | California.» ares ; i: A General Vorkcabop will be conducted at 12:00, Ae Hie 7 os — ms (wee Balding will head. us an the ‘Salute To The Flag. un Edna i ise Phillips, Yieo President, will give the Invocation, oe Hey journalist, writer and poet, is our Guest Speaker. ” We look forvard with pleasure and anticipation to hearing him speak on. aa 7 Jee _"The Role of the Bulgaria. Writers Before and After the Commund st Regime, ¥- 7 ir. Ae oe . “purna, Educational ‘Hensger of the ieatern Division of the Readers! _. Digest, will be presented with great pride. His subject, "Building A Better . os cd World Through Better: Reading": should strike. to all our hearts ag writers. aes - Dre lucia Liverette, ‘President,. with her husband, Dre Sack Liverette, : . Pastor of the Community Church of Ios Angeles, will present a lusical - - Program of Accordion and Saxaphone Mumberse . a. os _ Dean Callerias of Ste, ‘Sophia Greek Orthodox church te « our + Honor Guest. - oe ‘BOARD LEanENG wall follow the ‘Program. a - rarer Te. wish to thanle our ‘President again for the most endoyable tine as s coset o ; Ho dn her kome on December: 29th. Be . . ‘PLEASE renenber to. Bay. 1958 Duss and a help our Treasurer to start her works 7 An ¢ our | Behalf.” le : “DR. BONA Me PHILLIPS;
13-00000 foe "WASHINGTON - duly 20,1957) ioe re Dindtroft: | | : a very , greatly appreciated . your ‘thoughtful o a letter of July 17+ I shall certainly take occasion.” to watch ‘the television program 1 to which you refer” a a my next. opportunity. ; Please accept my best wishes. a - Turner Be Shelton - Director. enna rS _ Motion, Picture Service. Ce “hae. Dime. ‘nas. Dimitroff | 1236'S. Menlo Avenue Sn ae Los } Angeles: Sc California — cel