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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Almost Symbol

Miss Hellman found in Regina
Giddens almost a symbol of that
expedient. but ruthless, am
bition, anxious to steal what IL
could not understand, and to de.
stroy what it could not have.
Thus the eclipse of the Old
South was not the clean oblivion
of that uncanny Russian parallel
in Chekhov's The Cherry Or.
chard 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Yet however much they have
dominated the South they never
have quite made themselves q
part of it. of its hopes or It's
despair. its grief or its ultimate
salvation.
Since the reno guiding OF
southern life was achieved by
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Period Pieces

1t seems a pity that none of
these plays, not even Miss He'll
mans CauStic and clear-eyed
study of murderous upstart IN
The Little Foxes" has done
more than catch glimpSes of a
big subject.
II is significant that most Of
the plays are period pieces about
a South Of some other time.
Excepting only Jeeter Testers
timeless ShiftlesSness the plays
are all dated, so that the drama
has yet 10 feel the full impact
of the SouthS past and present.
II is this aspect Of the South
which makes its problem COM
plicated, which makes its preju-
dices pertinent, its feudalism
contemporary. its memories Of
times past so much a part Of its
future.
II is not enough to set II
down as a romantic anachron-
ism.
A sense Of inherent strength.
In modern terms as well as in
remembered defeat, is guarantee
of useful vitality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Anxious TO See Wsram

We're particularly anxious 10
see Waram. because while we
loved Dorothy Gish and the
whole comedy of proper man.
ners during the days when New
York put on the brownStone
front OF responsibility, we didn't
particularly care for Calhern.
He overplayed the role al
most 10 the point OF burlesque, a
fault we're pretty sure Waram
will avoid.
Also in the cast Of this COM
pany will be George LeSoir.
Violet Holiday, Raymond Bran
ley, Anne Henderson and Edsel
Hughes.
Incidentally the young chap
who played the eldest son in the
previous company was Richard
Ney, who used his part here as
n springboard into the movies.
After his performance in Mrs.
Minlver.' he won new con-
tract at M-G-M and is rumored
engaged 10 Greer Carson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Life With
F other'
At Cass
BY CHARLES GENTRY

CLARENCE DAYS delightful
~ family portrait. Life With
Father" returns TO the Cass
Theater Monday night for a
two-week engagement.
On its first visit here this
very amusing comedy success
had Louis Calhern and Dorothy
Gish in the leading roles. Now
Detroit will see two other
parents" Percy Waram and
June Walker as mother and
father.
Waram was the first to take
the role of the proud and POM
pous papa in the Chicago COM
pany, which opened shortly after
Howard Lindsay and Dorothy
Stickney first scored ashit in the
Broadway company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Uncle Toms Cabin has been
turned into a housing project.
Miss Hellman was quite right
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22

LietuVos Minister'S Londone
B. K. Balutis raso sekanti lai-
ska, Rugsejo II, 1g43, Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos Centre
valdybai:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
LVS SKIRsA $20O CARNECKlENES E IS
SlBgRO lSGELBEJlMUE

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Centre Valdyba gavus atsisau-
kima is Worcester, Mass, nuc
ponios Salteniutes-J Jameson ST
praSymu paaukoti kick pinigu
pagelbejimui parvezti is Sibi-
ro nelaisves jos sesers, p. Car
neckienes, buvusio Lietuvos
Amerikoje V. Carneckio EMO
nos su penkiais vaikuciais,
greitomis palette per centro
valdyba krivule skyrimui tam
tikslui 5000, ir Suomi pranesa
jog p. Cerneckien5s ir JOS val
kuciQ gelbejimui is prazuties
Sibire paskyre mineta suma.
kadangi p. Carneckiene yra
Amerikoje gimus, po dideliu
pastangQ il buvo Sibire sujies-
kota ir Amerikos valdzia iSrei-
kalavo jos isleidimo parvykti
j Amerika.
Paties p. Carneckio likimas
nezinomas, jis, bolseviku bar
bariska tvarka, buvo nuo Sci
mos atskirtas, isveztas kitur,
ar gal ziauresnis ikimas jam
teko.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Saiunga
duotu ir daugiaaaaaa Amprie
butu mielai davus didesne su-
ma, taciau kaip zinote,. il tik
ka pasiunte $500 Londono Al
stovybei If turi rupintis baig-
tt sumoketi likusia suma uz
knygos "Timeless Lithuania"
spauda.
Kadangi p. Carneckiai buvo
kataliku partijos darbuotojai
pasitikime kataliku srove pa
sirupins sukelti likusia suma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
Oar du kunigai Uzsi-
rase knyga

Kun. Geo. F. Jonaitis
is Vail, Arizona $1,000
Kun. Jonaitis pirmame Pasau-
liniame kare buvo Majoru Ka-
pelijonu, suzeistas musyje prie
Verduno 1918 m. 1912 metals
vel paimtas militarinen tarny-
bon. Gimes Lietuvoje 1880 M,
Amerikon atvyko 1898 M, ku-
nigu isventintas 1910 m.
Kun. Juozas Jusevicius,
Omaha, Nebr. 500
Ant. Smigelskis
Cleveland, Ohio 500
Joseph M. Mozeris
Chicago, III. 500
S. Bulota (LVS reikalams)
Silver Creek, Pa. 800
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22

Balutis Amerikoje pragarse-
jo kaipo tautinio laikrascio Lie
tuvos redaktorius ir DR.. Vinco
Kudirkos Rastu iSleidejas, ka-
da buvo TMD pirmininku.
Pereito karo pabaigoje, 1919
metals jis pasitrauke nuo Lie
tuvos redagavimo ir iSvyko
naujai atsisteigusia tevyne Lie
tuva, kur buvo tuoj paimtas
diplomatine tarnyba.
Veliau buvo paskirtas Lietu-
vos Ministeriu Washingtone
is cia gi 1888 metals perkeltas
i Londona. Ten jis buvo rel
kalingesnis, akivaizdoje naujai
kylancios Lietuvos prekybos ir
kitty tarptautiniu Lietuvos rel
kalu. Jis daznai lank6 Lietu-
va ir buvo patikimas Lietuvos
tautines vyriausybes diploma
tas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
w POkARINI BEN
DRAVIMA

Suv. Valstiju Senate komi-
siia patiek6 rezoliucijq polka
riniam pasauliniam bendradar-
biavimui. Ia rezoliucija ragi-
ma priimti dviejq trecdaliu Sc
natoriQ dauguma, kad tuomi
sustiprfnus Sekretoriaus Hull
ranka Maskvos konferencijoje.
Tokia rezoliucija Senatas iro-
dytQ jog pritaria pokariniam
Observation-Disclosures su kitomis
salimis, kitaip jos galetu nu-
zvelgti kad ir dabar Amerika
atsimes kara baigus, palikda-
ma kitas valstybes tarp saves
tasytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22

LietuVos Minister'S Londone
B. K. Balutis raSo sekanti lai-
ska, Rugsejo II, 1g43, Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sqjungos Centre
valdybai:
"Mano Mieli Biciuliai:
"sia diem issiunciau Jums
trumpa telegrama, dekodamas
uz telegrafini persiuntima 500
dolariu, kuriuos pakeitus ] sva-
rus, susidare 1913 svarai, 1873
silingu. sios sumos gavima
siuo noriu pakvituoti ir drau-
ge labai nuoSirdziai padekoti
taip Jums, taip ir visiems ge-
riems tautieciams patriotams,
kurie savo aukomis prie sios
sumos sudarymo prisidejo. Tai
yra brangi parama mano posto
islaikymui. Stai jau trys su-
virsum metal kaip as, negau-
daras jokiQ iplaukQ, meginu
is1aikyti sta Lietuvos sargy-
bos SvarbQ posta is likuciQ ku-
RE lai1ningu budu buvo mano
rankose Lietuva bolsevikams
okupavus. Mano noru ir pasi-
ryzimu yra islaikyti Pasiunti-
nybe Xxi karo gallo, nes kol il
yra tai Lietuvos interesus Wis
gi galima, kad ir sunkiomis
aplinkybemis, ginti. Bet jei-
gu tektQ il del vienu ar kitty
priezasciu uzdaryti tai savai-
mi aisku kad tuomet ir prize
valdzios sluogsniQ ir siaip jau
abelnai tas gynimas Lietuvos
interesQ pasidarytu daug sum
kesnis visais atzvilgiais. Be to,
syki Pasiuntinybe uzsidarytu
tai po to jau nebutu galimy-
bes jos isnaujo atidaryti net
Xxi to laiko kai Lietuvos Wy
riausybe vel pradetQ pilname
sastate gyvuoti ir darbuotis
kitu vyriausybiu pilnai pripa-
zinta. Visa tai, as manau, JUS
patys gerai suprantate, todel
man ir nereikia daug apie tai
kalbeti.
''Daugelis name kad pc boil
sevikiSkos invazijos Lietuvon,
mes cia negal6sim ilgai issilai-
kyti ir kad pora menesiu Pa
siuntinybe po bolsev k i S k u
spaudimu bus uzdaryta. 0 Wis
gi praejo jau daugiau triju
metu ir Pasiuntinybe Wis dar
gyvuoja ir sulyg galimybes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
Musu Pareiga like IsIaiky
vybes Londone ir kitur
BALUCIO LAISKAS IS LONDONO
Angjos ietuviai Nepaegia Atstovybes ay LVS Ss
ia Auxa yra Didziausia

darbuojasi, Lietuvos interesus
gina.
"Bet dabar man ateina di-
delis rupestis kaip galima bus
ja islaikyti toliau, jeigu karas
ilgiau uzsitestu. Anglijos ir
skotijos Lietuviai daugumoje
yra neturtingi zmones ir pa
galios nedaug jQ cia ir yra, to-
del ir prie geriausiu noru sis
dalykas jiems nepakeliamas.
AS todel esu dekingas mano
Amerikieciams draugams ir
abelnai Amerikos Lietuviams
patriotams kurie randa gall
mu man sitoj nelengvoj pad6-
tyje pagelbeti. IS keleto vie
tu esu caves is Amerikos po
siek-tiek auku, bet Xxi siol Ju-
su prisiustoji auka yra kur-
kas uz visas didziausia.
"Finansine parama, zinoma,
yra labai svarbi, nes, kaip vi
81 zinome, is tuScio nieko ne
pripilsi'. Bet as cia pat no.
reciau Jums padekoti ir uz mo-
raline. parama, kuri yra nema-
ziau svarbi. Tikekite kad Ju-
su uzuojauta, pritarimas ir
parama priduoda man daug
jiegQ ir padrasinimo mano net
lahai nelengvame darbe. Atsi-
dekodamas Jums visiems uz
tai, as tue tarpu galiu tik uz-
tikrinti JUS kad as atliksiu sa-
vo pareiga sventai ir Xxi gallo,
kaip istikimam Lietuvos sunui
dera.
''Per ilgus metus savo dar-
bavimosi Lietuvai ir Lietuviu
tautos gerovei as, berods, ne
padariau Lietuvai ir LietuviQ
tautai gedos ir galite butt tik-
ri kad ir toliau nepadarysiu,
bet Xxi pat gallo ginsiu Lietu-
vos reikalus kaip geriausia
mokedamas ir isgaledamas.
"ButQ daug kas pasakyti
kaip NUNS cia tenka tuos rel
kalus ginti ir kokiose sunkio-
Sc salygose tenka dirbti. Bet,
deja, bent tue tarpu, netenka
apie tai kalbeti, mes, kaip Ii
note, musQ tarnyba yra 'si-
lent service. Kai ateis tam
tikras laikas gal ir platesni
sluogsniai lures progos isiti-
KNIT kad visos musu Pasiun-
tlnyDeS SunklauSlu LletuVal
metu ir neapsakomai sunkio-
mis- salygomis stengesi ir stem
giasi atlikti savo pareigas Wy
riskai ir su dideliu pasiaukoji-
mu, neatsizvelgdamos j savo
vedeju asmeninius interesus.
"Tarptautines salygos susi-
dare lake sio karo tokios kad
nuo pat pradziu mes 'turejom
plaukti prizes stipriausia srove',
tankiai net, rodos, beviltiskai
kovodami SUI galinga srove, ku-
ri kiekviena valanda erase
mus visiskai uzlieti. Ir nors
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22

dar Xxi siol mes neisplaukem
] ramu vandeni ir dar toll esa-
me nuo ramaus kranto, tai vie
nok jau dabar galime pasaky-
ii kad isrodo jog pacius pavo-
jingiausius verpetus busime
jau perplauke ir jeigu Dievas
duos laimingai galesime nuga-
lett ir dar likusias sunkeny-
bes, jeigu tik visi neatlaidziai
il visomis jiegomis dirbsime
ir toliau.
B. X. Balutis. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
., LAISVA LIETUVA "~"%*5 ~"%**%5~~~.
KAL.BA IR T'AUTESKUMAS


SOS EdiSIyUSS dtoCdIyiIlO ODdl-
81, tai sulenkejusieji pradeje
manyti 'kad tai gall 'kada
iVykti, 0 Lietuvos valstybeje
pilieciams bus reikalinga mo
keti Lietuviu kalba".
Cia tenka pastebeti kad Aus
rininkai skelbe daugiausia Lie
tuvos garsinga praeiti. Aus
role, rodos, niekur nebuvo
skelbiama apie Lietuvos vals-
tyh6s atstatyma. Taigi tas
faktas kalba kaip tik prizes p.
Bugnaicio tvirtinima. Savo
skirtinga paziura jis stengiasi
sutvirtinti savo isgyventu pa
tyrimu. Jis mokesis Lietuvis-
kai bel RusiSkai skaityti ir ra-
syti, kad gautu "geresnio dar-
bo ir kad nereiktu uz kelis
rublius per dienas ir naktis
dirbti pas ukininka". Taigi
iS3jUsiam mokykla pasiseke
jam butt daraktorium, mokes
Lietuviskai ir RusiSkai ukinin-
ku vaikus.
Anot p. Bugnaicio iSeina
kad zmogus mokosi savo gimto-
sios Cir ne savo) kalbos biznio
sumetimaisI kad galetu leng-
viau prisitaikinti j ateities gy-
venima. Bet faktai nugincija
tokiq jo nuomone. Biznieris-
lai galvojant, rupinantis savo
geresne ateitim, Lietuviams
nutautusiems ir dar nenutau-
tusiems, daug pelningiau bUtu
buVe mokytis Rusu kalbos, pa
liekant savo gimtajq, Lietuviu,
kalba. Ir buvo zmoniQ kurie
asnenine nauda begaudydami
nuejo tue surusejimo, ma, ir
sulenkejino keliu. Bet dar
daugiau radosi tokiu kurie sto-
jo w Lietuviu kalba, jos pa
leiima, tremiami is saVO kraS-
mokytis. " tai buvo smar-
liai baudziami, sodinami ka-
to. Blogas biznis atsidurti sal
tus mokyti Lietuviu kalbos ir
toje Sibiro taigoje, ir Wis del
to tie Lietuviai kankiniai be-
velijo prarasti savo pelninges-
ne ateiti, ne kaip atsizadeti
svento darbo: mokytis ir XII
tur mokyti Lietuviu kalbos ir
istorijos, gabenti is uzsienio
Lietuviskus rastus ir juos pla-
tinti savo tautieciu tarpe.
Yra irodyta tiesa kad be
practices nera ateities, kad
tauta yra praeitis, dabartis, if
ateitis. zmon6ms yra igimta
myleti savo tevus-protevius,
savo gimtaji krastq. Dargi
suo, arklys If kiti gyvuliai pri-
sirisa j ta vieta kur jiems ten
ka butt. Tegul blogai juos
maitina gaspadorius, tegul jie
bus kartais needle, Wis delto jie
gryzta savo buda, savo tvar-
ta.
zmogus yra daug daugiau
ne gyvulys. Jis sutvertas Die
vo pavaizdu, 10 dvasios kvep-
tas, kaip skelbia sv. Rastas.
Jis protingas ir valingas su-
tverimas. Taigi Lietuvius ir
litu tautQ zmones verte meiie,
ne biznis, rupintis savo tevy-
n6s, ir savo tautieciQ ateitim,
kuri yra practices tesinys. To-
il tevynes meile tokia stipri
kad del jos aukojamas bran
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22
giausias turtas = gyvybe.

giausias turtas = gyvybe.
Kudirka, dar budamas stu
dentas, garbines lenkiskuma.
Basanaviciaus Ausra, kalbe-
jus meiles, ne biznio, kalba
Lietuviu sirdis, pazadino Ku-
dirkos siela is tautinio miego.
Jis atsikreipe nuo lenkiSkumo
ir tapo didziausiu kovotoju uz
Lietuviu kalba, uz jos rasta,
uz Lietuvos laisve. Praeitis,
dabartis, ir ateitis jam vaiz-
davosi viena nenutrukstama
oiia. J. Rudaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-22

sKLEVQ sula, is kurios da-
roma sirupas, naudojama "pa-
gardinimui' tabako ka naudo-
jamas pypkems ir cigaretams.
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ih1SA 1iAC5 LICtuHyJe tEluF. IF.
40) ilgais iSvedziojimais i ma
no straipsni, prizes tai iSspaus-
dinta tame paciame laikrasty-
je (nr. 30), ir iis pabaigoje
pridur6 kad jam butu malonu
daugi2u su manin pasigincio-
ii. Is mudvieju gin6o paaiske-
jo kad aou jie3kome tiesos ir
teisyh8s, Tx jie5kore skirtin-
gals pOziuriais. Mum 2bien
rupi kataliki5kumo, tauti8ku-
mo il Iaisves klausimai, tik
neVienodai JUGS atsakorne. Ka-
zin ar mes kits kita itikinsi-
me. 0 gal ir musV rasymo tik-
las yra he tick isitikinti, kick
pasirodyti skaitytojanls kokios
musQ paziur0s. Tegul tie skai-
tytojai pasako ko jos vertos,
teGul jie ir patys pagalvoja.
MudViejQ su p. BugnaiGiu bus
nuopelnas jei isjUdinsime emo
niu galvojima. As tebesilai-
kau Savo nusistatymo, nes ma
no oponento argunentai man
paair0d6 silpni. Kur jie silpni,
meginsiu aikst6n iSkelti faktu
Sviesoje.
?. S. Bugnaitis tebegina sa-
vo paziura kad zmogaus varto-
jana kalba esanti vienintelis
pazymys kuriuo iSsprendzia-
mas klausimas, kuriai tautai
iis priklauso, ir ja paremia 81
tol<iu paVyzdziu: Kaip, sake,
patekes miSrion minion gall
atzymeti kuris yra Airis, Anne
rikonas, bel zydas, jei ne su
kaIbos pagalba? AS sakyciau,
niekaip cia negalima atzym6ti.
Kalbedami AngliSkai, Airis,
Arnerikonas ir zydas palieka
kas yra, nepavirsta Anglais.
Visi trys kalba ia pacia i, kali
ba. Jei kalba butq vienintelis
pazynnys tai tektQ tuos iris
palaikyti Anglais. Bet taip
laikomi jie protestuotQ, saky-
tu kad jQ tauti$kumo pazymys
ne ju vartojama kalba, o jQ
kline, ju praeitis, jQ vidinis
balsas, ju samone, il dar gal
kitaip ai5kintQ savo neanglis-
kuma.
Lenkiios zydai vartoja sa-
vyb6je Lenku kalba, vadina
save Moz6s til6jimo Lenkais,
ir Wis delto dusauja patekti !
PALESTINE ir apsigyventi toje
i$svajotoje salyje tarp ivairia-
kalbiQ, is viso pasaulio sugu-
z6jusiu tautieciQ. Jiems Kill
me, praeitis ir tikejimas, ne
kalba, yra tautiskumo pazy-
nlys. Reikia zinoti kad Kris
taus motu Palestinos zydai
vartoio nebe savo kalba, kuria
Senasis Testamentas parasy-
tas, o AramajQ kalbq.
Lietuvos aristokratai, pra-
DEUS 16-tu amzium; kaip Rad
vilai, Katkevi6iai, Sapiegai ir
kit, nei mamie nei viesumoje
nekalb6je Lietuviskai, taciau
save Lake LietuViais patriotais,
gyne Lietuvos garbe ir priest
nosi Lietuvos santikiQ su Len
kija paartejimui.
Savo skirtingai tautiSkumo
paziurai parenltl galeclau Gar
daNg falltQ nurodyti. Bet, ma
nau, uzteks ir tQ kad besalial
skaitytojai galetQ spresti kat
role puseje tiesa.
Kudirka begalo daug svar-
bos d6io istorijai, matome is
io sudaryto Lietuvos himno
zodziQ: is practices te stipry-
be sen1ia". Ir mes, giedodami
ia himna, vaiZduojamas seno-
YES garbingq Lietuva, kada j
buvo galinga, kada Lietuviai
su ginklu rankoje gyne savo
krasta, aukojo savo gyVybes uz
jo laisve. Toki atsiminimai,
be abejo, zadina ir stiprina
musu tautiSlzuma. P. Bugnai-
It's sakosi esas linkes priesin-
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oBULGARIJOJE

eBULGARIJOJE auga 232
ivairus vaistams naudojami
augalai, bet tik 153 is ju ga
limi eksportuoti. Beveik tick
pat vaistiniu augalu ir ju SAX
MI randama Lietuvoje.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-06-19
UP And DOWN Parish STREET

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT! Getting around to some
of my favorite Saturday night
spots, me and some fellows got to
talking about the girls who are 60
ing out to the dances for the Sol
diers at the Ordnance plant and
down TO Hattiesburg. I reckon he
chose to talk to me on that subject
because he happened to know that
I have some little authority alot-
ted to me from time to time by my
wife, over her two daughters, whom
most people say do not offend the
god of pulchritude They wanted
to know from me what I thought
the age of a girl should be be-
fore being permitted to go on such
parties. Having observed the ar
rangement for such parties from
time to time, and noted the care
and concern of the fine women who
chaperone the groups, l told them
that l thought any girl of the RE
CEIVING COMPANY age. as nv
youngest girl now refers to herself.
would be perfectly safe in those
groups BY the time a girl reach
es the receiving company age, most
OF the RAISING ought have been
Just about completed at home any,
way.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-06-19
Philippe For 9th
Time Wins Tourney

NEW YORK-(A N P)-The Ma
tional Guild of Piano Teachers
held its annual tournament for
piano students in this city last
week ending Saturday with the
heaviest enrolment in some years.
Philippa Schuyler, IL, was the
first to play this year and was
judged by Harold Morris, national
~ known American composer For
the 9Th consecutive time, Philippa
got highest honors, a gold star for
her repertoire of 81 pieces and the
mark of superior.
Mr.. Morris especially commend
ed Philippa for her Interpretation
incubation of tone and magma
tion." Philippa has the longest
record of sustained superiority in
New York, and as far as is known.
IN the country. The guild now
functions in SIS different cities at
this time, with thousands of piano
students entering. 1t was founded
oy III Allison of Abilene, Tex, IL
years ago.
Mr. Allison was the first to recog.
nize Philippians great musical
ability, AT four, when she played
Tor the guild for the first time, he
pronounced her a genius and
every paper in New York City. as
well as Time magazine, wrote
columns about it. At four, Philippa
had composed a dozen scales. 10
pieces and knew by memory many
compositions by the masters. Just
before her fourth birthday, she
played Schumann and Mozart on
TWO large radio hookups. She has
since lived up to all expectations
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-06-19
Navy Hero Is
Awarded Cross

WASHINGTON. = (SNS)
william Pinckney, Cook Third
Class, has been awarded the Nayv
cross by President Roosevelt for
ms extraordinary heroism aboard
the aircraft carrier Enterprise dur
ing the Battle of the Santa Cruz
Islands last October.
Plnckeny, %, is the son of Renty
Plnckney of Beaufort, S. C.
MS citation said that PincKney
was working in the ammunition
liahoilng room when a heavy bomb
struck, killing four of his five COM
panlonS and knocking him uncon-
sclous. When Pinckney regainad
consciousness and started to &C
cape, he found shipmate also
Trying to get out. The wo,,ndae,
n man Iell unconscious, however. and
FlncKney, "unmindful of his OWN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-06-19

Mr. and Mrs j. A. Barksdale of
Jackson, Miss, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Geraldine,
to Harold Rhode Robinson, son of
Mrs. ID. V. Tucker of Cincinnati.
Ohio, which was solemnized at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, May 4,
with Rev. A. L. Holland, pastor of
Central Methodist Church, officiat-
Ing. The double ring ceremony was
performed The bride wore a white
ofgandy dress with a corsage OF
ping nose buds. Her only attendant
was Miss Marie Campbell, who
chose a white organdy dress with
which she wore a corsage of vio-
lets. Scatty Scott of Chicago. III.
and student at Tougaloo College,
was best man. The bride is a pop
ular member of the 1943 GRADUATE
ing class OF Lanier High School. Mr..
Robinson is a former student of
tennessee State and Tougaloo Col
lege and reserve in the United
States Army.