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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

OBSERVE 18th ANNIVERSARY.

AUGUSTA. Gs Nj ana MIS-
Wine Huob5ro deserved .hetr ,2th
weld NJ ann EeySary a; .ue.r home.
Monday evening. Jdl rs.
Among friend>t attending we're
III and Ms Johnnie W Mason
Plnkcy FGsscv. Mr. and Mrs John
Il W..lSm., Mesda1c. 10. e Ram.
scy. Aa-c,.re &C BESSIE Moe Dali
-. L.Ez.e Me Ware.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Celebrates Founders Day

local chapters OF Zeta Phi Beta
Founders Howard
birthplace Beta hostess
UNDERGRADUATE chapters Tie celebration the
chapters holding the coffee shop OF Frazier
all cocI hanover he'd TIC with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Bishop College
Choral Society
Gives Cantata
Raymond A. Norris
Is Composer

MARSHALL, Tex. The Coler-
.d3e-Tsy,or Choral Society OF
Bisaop college. featuring so voices
and ensemble. under the direction
OF Prot Raymond A Morris rem
dered a pa;r.oi.c -can,a;a ~ judy
men: Comes, n the college chapel
at Wiley college. Sunday, January
"a The csntata which was COM
posed by Professor. Morris, was well
received.
~ Judgment Comes" was orig
Inally written for symphony or
chestra reader and chorus. II Is
based on a poem by the English
author. Alfred Noyes.
Professor Morris. dean of the
school o, music a, Bishop received
his bachelor of muse degree from
Yale university and a master of
music degree from Rochester uni-
vers.ty in composition. and is well
known as a contemporary composer
! the music field. His works have
oeen included in tie repertoires
Of Marian Anderson. New York
Sy m hony orchestra. Rochester
/ symphony orchestra. and other dis
tingushed musicians and musical
! organizations.
SoloIsts for the performance were
La Verne Bynum and Anna Lee
Hayden OF Dallas and Houston. The
ensemble was composed Of Henry
McDsde OF Dallas and Cevers
Washington OF Marshall, brass;
/ ARosie Daniels OF Bryan, drums;
/ Gertrude Booker of Waco, cymbals
and Evelyn Roberts Of Beaumont
piano. Shelvin Hall of Yoakum
was the reader.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
The Party Line
By MARIAN

The Amici Novem formal MAS ore
- The nneS; balls of a long 'tre.
Tbs : the fifteenth annual affair,
and eaen one surpaSSes ne other
possible N Sophls'.tat.cn and
pleasure This adds another star Of
success 20 their crown OF endeavors.
When You invite 500 or more
guests. Who are ait.red N beauti-
ful formal attire, 20 one II De:ro!ts
finest bathrooms, and serve gallons
Of punch you have really scored.
The Labor Temple with lis crys-
ial chandeliers illuminating the
rooms displaying g rich draperies
y C--t-- CaTpV-cd b5,,Cou-ey, hence The
sophiSticat.on az the atmosphere.
The mu.!c-former hard leaders
such as Don Cox. ALVIN Wa. e.
wood Peters. Jimmy PEBBLES Har-
old DAVIS and others ali together N
ere an. for ne special occasion
I'Fcy charmed as-;hcv PLAYED
series " Ws.s,zCS, - ttrc drttEHt Of
many elders. as well as SW.ng for.
tho younger Sc:
Tic USO represented BY is as
,.>iant director Mrs Baton Beatty
received ne hurGccds Of cartons Of
cigarettes ;bet[Weye donated by The
guests Soldiers and sailors. too,
aero among me guests who danced
and made merry
Another high,ieh; % tho evening
vas he grand Nu+fcD led by the
cl4.h-RenYocrs esrry.frg thcir flags
~ clu5 ca.orS and each guests IN
the t5vnauon with n.iCidt-re Amer
san GaGs.
Consultations % TIE Am.ci
No,cms. o f. Abing;on. pres .dcnt;
Virgo Brooks vice president; Helen
Howell. secretary; Leroy Sprad.ey
assistant; secretary; Selma Harvey.
treasurer: Mrs Abingdon, Mr. and
Ms. John d Ta.iatcrro, Mr. and
Ms Efne~-- sweeney. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Harris. Fred Howell JapcS
Harvey. Mrs Leroy Spradlcy. Mr..
aad MIS- Peter Thomas. CALVIN
Brooks. Mrs Clara Graham.
x x x
!. was hearts again az .he
SophiS,cateS meeting with Mare
Lewis az Westminster avenue as
hostess Hearts always bring forth
-taugrtcr ard ended Virginia
Flcunoy, Marian MCClsin and Fern
Johnson Winning the prlzcS Marie
an excellent hostess. serving
cocktails and horS'd ovreS as they
played cards. then a tasty rcpast
before the end OF the evening
Others on hand were Blanche Evans
Odessa Lett and Elizabeth Crosby.
The Dorcas Society met al he
home 81 Lucia Hill, with Mrs Mary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Ms W Move. pc'er,ra5g. Va.
r.ari.'. AID Ms u Gibson. solo.
-. fam ned u.p.sl muse Mrs
Pa y Ion WsS hcs S;crs
rs'- r e honor ard Mrs William
-Irt.sD N Nss he or dcSTald
-cuT-srCpT Coon -Crunp- COUSIN
o. ne I I6om VS. the Tower
gri " T. Waters. Por.s.
mourn. N9 Vas hos; nan. and jhc
ustctS nctc " an Weaver. Of
Pot',mo. 'e; Ia. D.i Morton.
Thomas HcniccSor orr Williams
snd J NC.IcN Clay
\ reception followed the cere.
r,ouy d; &c nome of the bcide's
paFer ,s--The BRIDE IS graduate
% E!sk university and The univcr-
49, CO She Is executive
secretary ~ Friends Asseea.
ton FOR Ca.o.ci Children Mr. Car.
tie gradual 81 Lincoln uni.
vc->.,- and before his induction IN
20 TIE army was an instructor al
Peabody IN school. Petersburg.
Va He Is a,ioned at Camp Swift,
TcNsS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

TtSc. % W.nches-
%
;crNs
THO q ohbie
ring ceremony
Nss perto med
ny Rev Ever
9 e Augustine
HeN ,t:t. pastor
a! nc church
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Mack Greene
Writes Fantasy;
Knocks Fascism
Unique Costumes By
Dolly Vernet

WHEREFORE. Ohio. - Mack
NJ. Greene. dramatic director and
playwright, has written a fantasy
on fascism in America. Titled Hail
Jmr' the play deals with the con-
ficts and confusion in American
thinking about true democracy. and
the current discussions on the
-Four Freedoms" Written in a com.
icsl vein. the play is an attempt TO
give Americans a chance TO recog-
ME and laugh at some OF their alb
surdlues. hoping that inconsruities
with vanish IN the face OF intelligent
and unbiased scr4;lny. The play
hsi its word pref ere" on Thurs
day. Feb 4. in Gal y auditorium.
Adopting an almos: -nprecedeni-
ed technique on The modern stage,
Mack Greene has created a vehicle
mat lends itself 10 philosophical
| discuss ion. yet sdheres 10 the die
ts,es OF dramatic pr aciples Zach OF
/ the characters OF the play is .
bird" which represents a crystal
.zed mode OF thinking in America
These characters move into and out
Of humorous and dramatic situa-
lions with definess and skill. At
he same time they reveal Ameri-
can thought patterns and identity
themselves with significant national
events.
Professor Paul Tre.ch!er. director
OF the Antioch Players. who has
been a constant advisor 20 Greene
n the writing Of Hall Jimr'. says,
II IS Americas best play on the
suojec; fasc.sm versus democracy.
The characters include the Grand
American Eagle. who symbolizes
re spirit OF true democracy; Big
- i'm. VINO symbolizes Jim-Crowism
ne fascISm in American thinking;
Phoeo.a Phobta and tItty-whi;e
Nho are Jim Crows girl friends,
and the Nazi Falcon.
Hail Jim" has been beautifully
les. gned and Ella oors,ely cosiumed
Tne costumes one -ot-the clever
phases OF the production. were de-
CRED by Mrs Dolly Vernet. COS
tune desi gner OF the Antioch Play.
ers. Hail JIM" Will have is world
premiere on Thursday. FEB 4. m
Galloway Auditorium. Wherefore,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Girls To Aid
In Civilian
Defense Work
Group Composed Of
Popular Teen-Agers

Miss Hester Watson. daughter OF
Everette Watson, prominent bust
ness man.-is directly responsible for
the organization OF the first Junior
AVIS among our group. The group
was officially organized on last Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Watson on Seminole avenue.
forth as senior sponsor Of the group,
with Mrs Mary Helen Loving and
Mrs. Florence Duncan as assistants.
The Junior AWVS is composed OF
girls between the ages of "a and 10
Their duties and requirements Viii
be in some degrees similar - those
OF the senior organization They Will
do things like selling stan ps, coli
lecting scrap and other things which
Will a.dQll the civilian defense
campalgn~pn the accumulation OF
the requirdV number OF hours the
girls Will receive uniforms
Al Saturdays meeting. Doris Bell
was elected as president OF the
group: Velma May, as vice-preSi-
dent: June Baldwin, secretary;
Rose Campbell corresponding sec
rotary. and Geraldine BledSoc
treasurer,
So far, Doris Be- is The Only
member with any hours 20 her
credit, 50 that all Of nc group Mi
earn Their uniforms, sbou; the same
time
Among those who attended the
initial meeting were You,e,ic
Mason. Barbara Blair. Peggy Jean
Burris. Patricia Wh.iby, Gloria and
Joyce Taylor. La Marion Hi,
Norma Whitby. janice WhNby.
Leona Luckey, ve!ma Mays, June
BALDWIN. Doris Bell. Geraldine
B.edsoe, and Rose Campbell!
Hc next meeting Vii. be he'd
til Saturday a; the Lucy Thurman
branch wv CA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

members o. Pm. Be:a sma fra.
.c.nty as guess E sh:ecn inch
Que candles embedded in b,ae
y'efs-ard cncsrrfed oy hsHGmsie
scuvcn r programs decorated the
Many .ab,es
The gae>is OF hoHo- We're Mrs
Arizona C,esver S:emons Of Ph..a-
de.pa a. founder o: the SORORITY.
and Dr.. A. LansS;on TSy.oc OF
Nash -nE.oH.- MnQ- rot Only founded
Pt. Be;a Sigma, ba. inspired me
organ z5Son q - sister So-or y.
Ze:s Pm, Beta. The founder WIS
-TrcZcr-sd 4 o.ae tcs-nrr guest book
decorated w.;h FIVE stars. represent
IN nc five charter members and
autographed by each person pres.
en-:
Mrs ANA Anderson read 4 poem
composed o. aher and dedicated 10
nc founders OF This 23gG ann.Vor-
Sary OF the sorority.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
John E. Morgan
Goes To Tex. USO

ST LOUIS. Mo John E. Morgan
SOFA. security commission visitor.
EFF this city Friday for San An
;or.o. Texas. where he Will serve
as USO director.
Morgan. the son OF Mrs. Adrics
Morgan OF 1880 Enr.gh Avenue here
Ar she'd Sumner high schoo, and
graduated from the University O.:
Kansas.
In ST. Louis he has been actively
Identified with he A,dr.dge Play
ers ard is prefeci Of Our Lady al,
victory Soda.iiy OF 81. Elizabeth
Catholic church He was also scout.
master OF the in,erraclaI 1iysSon
mas one OF the first members o. the
Coiored Clerks Circle and member
OF the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
En- route 10 his new post, Morgan
MI VISIT MS brother and siSter-sn.
Jaw. NJ. and Mrs Raleigh Morgan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

MISS PATTIE v. GEORGE
OF Hamlet. NJ c., who is attend
ing the birmingham Business
college in Massachusetts. where
she is the only Negro student.
was listed last year in the Massa-
chusetts Citizens honor roll for
her contribution TO the war effort.
Miss George also was chosen
last fall 10 train for a play .
group of small pupils in Franz
inghsm center gave. She is .
graduate of State Normal school.
now State Teachers college.
Fayetteville. N. C.. studied one
semester in the school OF educa-
ton at Boston university. and
taught the fifth grade in her
home Town for four years. Miss
George is the daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs Elton George
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

George " a 5 n
ing on Garter. a
nlcmoel OF the
United State :
srnv. and son Of
to re Mr. and
N. 6 e q r : e
Washington Car
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

ENTERTAINED AT DINNER
AUGUSTA. Ga. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tbeo Alien. . Locust street, enter
,a.ned several guests a; a dinner
party a: Their home recently.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
VISIT CHICAGO

NlLWAUKEE. VS.. The Gay
Sores. holding dinner meeting
a: nc home Of MIS- Dorothy Jones
2l23.A y. Sixth stree. Thursday.
completed dets s for their snnus!
res 70 Chicago during the week.
-,-.-i-o..-- S-4..lr5.isy--isr-3n------------
CLAD members who VISITED the
WINDY C.;y, We're reservations hal
occn made a. a popular sol:hs de
note. and a; some OF the deluxe
G.sh:-ciaos. are Mesdames Annabe,,
Harris. pres denE DAISY BdS>ei
sccrS.sry. Lorra.n Chr.s. an. Cor.
reSn HEY Edna Sawyer. Fame
r Guards, Doro.av Jones ana Ms,
We Mae S;oVcTS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Jeffrey their president presiding
grac!ou>ly After reports on their
resent cocktail party. :hey were
served ,,as,.ly BY their excellent
hostess Present also we're Mesdames
Hazel Smith, Gonze,,e Porter. Jesse
y cho,as E.eSa Maxwell, Dixie
Bennett. Frances Smoois, Ray Col
ms. Haze, Davis. Florence Hath
cock. Flame Beieyy, and Laura
LargS;on.
Mrs William Hammond Is con-
ya,eScing rapidly since her recent
accident. She Is now home r. IN the
,,55ST-.a..- Src Is nc We O: the
--om.nen; beer salesman.
x X X
NJ stree the inclene2twea;her
,r even gas rstionrg Won, keep
cultural De;ro.th6me on February :
IS Negro History wees ard
IN [LafeR2e- Greene pro
'CSs6r= oEhISt0rY a. L-EIotn- ln-I or.
Sly n Missouri a. ejes; rpea&err
!: WI DC : must He VII be PIE
seated February : al pm al
Bc.hci AME church ~ ne Detroit
chapter Associations for he StGdy
ot Negro LIE and History Z vi
be ar-educauoral as We.. as .nier-
eSHns Program.
X X x
Joan Elizabeth W...amson Was
hostess 70 81 guests Sunday after
noon on her n.r:h birthday. The
parry was given. a. her home on
Haz,c;t sven e she greeted her
fyerdS wearing q. pea green and
white forma. On hey fee; we're tiny
silver slippers Her hair was il ne
shirley Temple style
The W,l.lamSonS' home was dec
GRATED With pea green ard PINK
,sepe paper Tn dining room was
beautiful, and -the-taeie--N.s< set in
! bIrc; style WIKI a Whie liable
cloth trimmed in green and pink
\ cake CARRYING out the color
scheme cer;ered the table which
VAS covered with matching baskets
and favorS They were arranged 10
-Sfpc-.-n-.t :he hostess rane
The kids had show and prizes
were awarded 20. some Of the guests:
Billy Jean Taylor and Ross J. Tay-
Tor Mary Ann MAYNARD. Ronnic
Morton, Joan Cook. James Dt,lard,
-SA--$+.eA- R=a&a,-R e..p-.leaa- Fling
on Carrie Lou wilson. Beverly
Sadlcr. Marir-Pinks.on. Erncst,ne
P.rkSton, Doris Bowens and others
y * *
Corp Horace Langley returned 20
camp az Orel Cal.f Wednesday
He has many pleasant memories as
everyone tried 20 show HIM 4 grand
I tt5i'}e during his leave HIS aa.hes-
Mrs Oio Langley gave large
family dinner party during his stay.
which was unusual with q military
cake especially des gncd fo- her
cenicrp.cse Her guests enjoyed
gS'reS ana farrTiy-chatte-.-----------
X y ;;
February 10 and "a have been
Sc, de for a Victory conference
on Business Women ia Wartime ."
Il vi Re held a, he Wv { A, d.s.
cuS>.ng The grave problems ,ha cen.
frort the Wn-.d today TIE E.H:;or.
TAR Business Womcns c,ao ealing
The conference
Chase Gong Woodhov>c. sccre-
AIRY %, safe ~ Ca,neci.c--..-d--ec.
~. IrStW'o ~ Women p, ,cS, on
a Rc.aaons, S., 5e he speaker AZ
y noon on SsiHG3y Fc5 a Is
a vow nplt.an: mee.ng .or NoL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Operu savaite jau cia pat -
stai pradedant pirmadieniu, Balan-
dzio 5 ir baigiant Bal. 10, Cleve-
lando Public Auditoriume bus pa
statyta astuonios labiausia megia-
mos operos, kurias atliks dauguma
zymiausiu ir publikos megiamu ope-
ros artistu, dalyvaujant visai Met
ropolitan Opera Association is New
Yorko.
Garsi Verdi's opera LA Forza
del Destino" bus statoma pirma va
kara, pirmadieni, Balandzio s.
!. Joje dainuos - Zinka Milanov,
Kurt Baum, IRA Pettina, Lawrence
Tibbett, Ezio Pima, Salvatore Ba-
calloni ir kit.
Bal. 6, antradienio vakare, bus
statoma populiari Faust, kurioje
Helen Jepson ir John Charles Tho
mas dainuos tik viena karta ia sa-
waite.
Balandzio z, treciadienio vakare,
statoma "La Traviata", kurioj dai-
nuos James Melton, megiamas fill
mu ir radio artistas, pirma karta
ialyvaujantis Clevelande su Metro
politan. Kartu su juo dainuos Lii
cia Albanese ir Lawrence Tibbett.
Balandzio 8, ketvirtadienio wax,
- Carmen, kurioje vadovaujama
role dainuos Gladys Swarthout, su
ia Licia Albanese, Thelma Votipka
Helen Olheim, Raoul Jobin, Leonard
Warren ir kit.
Balandzio 9, penktadieni po pie
tu, zavejanti Bidu Sayao, dainuos
Mimi role "Lo Boheme", su ellie XII
tu. Tuo pat perstatymu bus ispil-
dyta baletas "Valandu sokis" is
"La Gioconda".
"Aida" bus statoma penktadienio
vakare, su Stella Roman, Bruna
Castagna ir Lawrence Tibbett.
"The Barber of Seville" statoma
sestadieni po pietu, su Bidu Sayao,
Nino Martini, Bacalloni, Brownlee
ir PIMA.
Verdi's I'll Trovatore", zymi ope-
ra, uzbaigs operu sezona sestadie-
nio vakare.
Tikietus galima uzsisakyti pastu
pasiunciant pazymetai kainai atitin-
kama suma, rasant Northern
Ohio Opera Association, Union
Bank of Commerce, Cleveland, o.
Taipgi galima ten kreiptis asmenis-
kai nusipirkti sau tikietus vienai ar
kelioms operoms. Kainos yra po:
S1.1O, 1920, $3.50, s4.4O, $3.50 ir
$3.50, Federaliai taksai iskaityti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
V|ETINES zINiOS

sOHIO valstijoje del stokos
ukiams darbininku numatoma
Symet sumazejimas ukio pro-
duktu tam tikrose valstijos da-
lyse. Nekuriose apskrityse tu-
las skaicius ukiu jau visai ap-
leista, kitos dirba apribotai.
Nustatymas mesos kainu SUI
mains galviju auginima; SUI
varzymas pieno kainu pasiQs
daugeli karviu skerdyklas
mesai.
Tx pereitu metu paskutini
pusmeti Ohio ukininkams dar
baigta moketi atlyginimai uz
ju sutikima uzarti tam tikrus
plotus sejos, kad nebutu per-
daug. -. Jiems ismoketa net
13 milijonu dolariu.
" sunaikinima ligotu gyvu-
liu valdzia uzmokejo Ohio uki-
ninkams SS1,OS5 per paskutini
1912 pusmeti.
sMIESTO gatvekariu motor
manu- ir konduktoriu unija
pradejo balsavima tarp $500
nariu, streikavimo klausimu,
DO to kai derybos uz naujas
algas nutruko. Unija preika-
lavo Is nuos. mokesties dau-
giau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

puikia Lietuviska trispalve We
lava, kuria pasiuvo p. Kriau-
celiuniene, 0 jieti ir zieda ko-
tut sunerti padirbo B. Kisie-
Illus. Didelis aciu Pundziu Sci
mai uz tokia dovana. A. Ma
vickas Tarybos vardu pareiske
padeka visiems uz ju suteiktas
Tarybai dovanas.
Mazq mergaiciu choras SUI
dainavo daineliu vadovysteje
varg. K. ziziuno.
+ Galiaus pasirode scenoje sve-
Gias kalbetojas is Amerikos,
Kun. N. Pakalnis, kurio EMO
nes nekantriai lauke. Kalbe-
tojas nusviete musu Tevynes
Lietuvos kancias; primine kad
Amerikieciai ivertina K. L. T.
zurnala Nepriklausoma Lietu-
va, kuris yra redaguojamas
poetes rasytojos Marijos AUX
States.
Vyt sirvydas perskaite Lie
tuviskai rezoliucija, kuri bus
pasiusta Kanados, Britanijos
ir Suv. Valstiju vyriausybems.
Publika ja vienbalsiai prieme.
Programs uzbaigta SUI Lietu-
vos ir Britanijos Himnais.
AUKOTOJQ SARAsAS
Pc $5: Kun. N. Pakalnis, Kun. j.
Bobinas. So Petras Kairys; $3.50
vakarienes seimininkes.
Pc 81: P. Aleksandravicius, X.
..Ambrasas, J. Astrauskas, M. AUX
static, P. Baguzis, j. Barcinskas,
K. Bernotaviciene, V. Bobinas, N.
D.. F. Dubauskas, j. Duncikas, j.
Gricius, L. Gudas, j. Gyvis, X. ia
kupkiene, K. X. Jasuciai, X. Kazu-
kauskas, M. Kilimoniene, j. Leknic-
KdS, M. MlckleHe, D. MlSklnlene. "A.
Morkis, A. Navickas, A. Navikevi-
cius, A. Nomeikiene, P. Norkeliu-
niene, V. Ragulis, K. S., s. Saslau-
skas, j. Silickas, j. Stravinskas, P.
Tamasauskiene, A. Tomkevicius, M.
Vaiksnoras, M. Vaitkiene, J. Vasi-
liauskas, P. Vitas, j. Yla, P. Zabie-
la, M. zemaitiene, P. ziziunas. D,
Kadis Csc.
Po SOC: M. Arlauskaite, P. Ba-
guziene, ]. Baltakis, o. Bobeliene
V. Bobelis, K. Bulvicius, j. Danu-
seviciene, P. Jasutis. M. Juskevi-
ciene, P. Juskeviciene, J. Kadis, O.
Kalinauskiene, P. Kardisauskas, V
Katiniute, j. Kavaliauskas, J. Kup-
, revicius, M. Lukosius, X. Miliene
S. Mozuraitis, P. Pakstiene, J. Paz.
nokaitis, j. Pazuris, A. Pundzius
A. Sakalas, A. saltenis, V. sirvy.
das, V. skudas, N. Stankiene, O. v.
NJ. Vilemiene, Matilda Zemaitiene
: K. ziziunas.
Uz zenklelius surinkta $21 su
centais, tuomi pasidaro bendros su.
: mos virs $100.
o.. AzuOlas.
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A. A. ONA ROKIENE

Kovo 16 mire Ona Rokiene,
81 m. amziaus; palaidota taip
pat SUI pamaldomis sv. Petro
baznycioje, Sv. Kryziaus kapi-
nese. Pamaldas atnasavo kle-
bonas Kun. J. Burgeois, jam
asistavo vikaras Kun. B. Iva
nauskas, ir Kun. Sirvaitis is
Clevelando. Jisai ir pamoksla
pasake. Palydovu buvo daug,
Velione is Lietuvos paejo
Silagaliu k, Panevezio parap.
Atvaziavo j Bostona ir ten is
tekejo. Akrone isgyveno virs
20 metu.
Liko vyras, Jurgis, sunus in
zinierius Pranas, dukte Adele,
ir brolis Jonas Peleckas, Bos-
tone.
| jos Sermenis atsilanke jos
draugai farmeriai is Medina,
Ohio, J. Noreika, Davidanas,
Talalai ir Termenai, ir p. Ku-
liuniene SUI dukteria is Brigh-
ton, Mass.
IS Chicagos buvo atvykes
Ignas Staskunas.
1lsekis ramiai sioje laisvoje
iseiviu zemeleje.
Velione priklause SLA. 354
kuopoje ir A. L. P. Klube.
Abu virSminetus mirusius
palaidojo laidotuviu direktorius
Kucko.
A. Bartkus su zmona lanke-
81 Akrone pas savo brolio su-
nu Antana Bartku ir pas v.
Kubilius. Vietos A. Bartkus
nusipirko moderniska mama.
Kalnas.
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rankom padejo kasti. Tarnavo
parapijos komitete keleta kar-
sv. Stanislovo draugijos, ir jos
pirmininku per kelis .metus.
Pastaru laiku priklause prie
SLA 364 kuopos ir joje tar
navo valdybos kasininku per
kelis metus. Mego skaityti
Lietuviskus laikrascius ir kny-
gas, daug metu prenumeravo
Dirva.
Didelis smugis Akronieciams
netekus prakilnaus Lietuvio.
sermenis sueidinejo daug
budetoju, prie grabo buvo su-
deta daugybes geliu. Matesi
geliu vainikas net is Clevelan-
do nuo Adv. P. J. Kersio. Tas
liudijo kaip j visi mylejo ir
jam mirus j apgailestavo.
Kovo 20, graudziai sv. Pet
70 baznyeios varpai skambejo
patinkant j atlydima ir isly-
dint kapines.
Uzuojauta likusiai jo EMO
mai ir vaikams. Ilsekis ramiai
sios Sales zemeleje, geras Lie
tuvi.
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MONTREAL
LIETUVOS NEPRIKLAUSO-
MYBES SUKAKTUVES


Vasario %, ryte oras pras-
tas, pusto, nei akiu negali pra-
merkti. Apple / valanda oras
atsimaine, salute nusvito, ro-
dos kiekviena Lietuvi kviecia
] Sv. Kazimiero Lietuviu para
pijos sale, mineti ''Vasario 16'',
suruoSta Kanados Lietuviu Ia
rybos.
Sale papuosta trispalve Lie
tuviska veliava, ant kurios bu-
vo prisegta puikus sidabrinis
kaspinas. Antroj pusej scenos
Britanijos veliava.
zmones skuba parengima,
isgirsti kalbas apie musu bran
gia Tevyne Lietuva, garbingus
Lietuviu visuomenes veikejus
Kun. N. Pakalni, New Yorko
Lietuviu Trybos pirmininka, ir
Lietuvos Generalini Konsula
Pix. G. L. P. .Grant-Suttie. Sa-
le prisirinko pilnutele.
Izangine kalba pasake Kama
dos Lietuviu Tarybos pirminin-
kas Antanas Navickas. Sios
iskilmes programo vedeju bu-
vo A. Jankauskas.
sv. Kazimiero parapijos cho-
ras vedamas varg. K. ziziuno,
ir Vytauto Klubo Aldo choras
diriguojamas A. Morkio, sugie-
dojo Lietuvos Himna. Kalbejc
klebonas Kun. J. Bobinas.
Baznytinis choras sudainavo
dvi dainas pritaikytas dienos
iskilmems. Po to seke kalbs
Pulk. Grant-Suttie, kuris pa.
reiske savo dziaugsma dalyva.
vimu sidabriniu Lietuvos Ne.
priklausomybes sukaktuviu ju.
bilejaus minejime ir patari
kaip geriau turime siekti kac
Did. Britannia ir Amerika lai
metu kara.
Vytauto Klubo Aldo choras
sudainavo grazias Lietuviskas
daineles labai puikiai. Pile E
Vaupsaite padainavo tautisks
dainele, jai prie piano axiom
panavo pile Jokubauskaite. Po
MOS |. An1brasiene ir M. Da
nuseviciene duetu puikiai pa
linksmino susirinkusius daine
lemis.
Pertraukos laiku buvo aukl
rinkimas, kane pasitarnavo sit
veikejai: P. Baltakyte, L. Gu
das, J. Kuprevicius, S. Pun
dziene, M. Vaiksnoras, O. Viz
bariene.
Toronto Kanados Lietuvil
Tarybos skyrius atsiunte ia
dienai savo atstova P. Kairi
kuris iteike Montrealo Kama
dos Lietuviu Tarybos Centru
didele parama 500. Montrea
lieciai reiskia savo didziausi;
padeka Torontieciams uz toki;
stambia auka, tai buvo tikra
surprizas, niekas to nesitikejo
! Ponas Urbonas is Film Flol
atsiunte atminciai K. l.. T
Centrui iskimsta peleda an
tam tikro pastovuko rank
darbo. Taryba stengsis t;
dovana uzlaikyti puikiausia.
Montrealieciai irgi neatsilie
ka: A. S. Pundziai ir dukryt
Aldute dOvanOio labai grazia