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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

VleIlaS JauHQJQ LleCuVOS lS-
toriku yra pasakes kad sveti-
mieji, pirmoje eileje Lenkai,
pavoge visa musu istorija. Jie
prisisavino didziuosius Lietu-
viz tautos zygius, pasivoge di-
dziuosius Lietuvos zmones,
Lietuvai, tikrajai viso to saw
ninkei, tepalikdami trupinius.
lr visa tai nuskambejo ne tik
placiame pasaulyje, ne tik sve-
timtaiciu bibliotekos prisipil-
de mela apie Lietuva sklei-
dzianciu knygu ir suklastotu
senosios - Didziosios - Lie
tuvos zemelapiu, bet ir didele
musu pacit Lietuviu dalis bu-
vo suklaidinta. Ir net daugis
is musu jau eme abejoti ar tt
krai jau musu praeitis tokia
didinga kaip apie ja pasakoja-
ma, ar jos didingumas tik ne
ra musu vaizduotes romantika,
ar tie kurie didzia Lietuvos
praeitimi zavisi, patys nera ro-
neutrality-suspicious., nuo really
bes nutole zmones?
sitaip mastydami, kai kurie
musu pradejO svyruOti ir del
LietuvOs teisiu nepriklauso-
ma gyvenima, del Lietuvos tel.
siq i zemes kurios nuO amziu
buv0 LietuviskOs. Ir ne vie
nam Lietuviui patriotui ,teko
pasvesti visa savo energija ir
itempti visas savo jiegas kol
abejones del Lietuvos teisiu j
nepriklausomybe ir j zemes
kurios sudaro Lietuviskaji vi
seta, buvo issklaidytos. O at
sikurusios nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos mokslininkams il tori
kams teko eiti j archyvus ir
vartyti laiko begio dulkemis
apnestu knygu ir dokumentl
lakstus ir is ju rinkti tiess
apie Lietuvos praeiti, kuri Xxi
to laiko pasauliui vienQ samo |
ningai, kitu nesamoningai bu-
vo nuslepta. Ir TRIUMPH laiku
buvo daug nuveikta. Buvo is
leista daug objektyviu leidini
apie Lietuva. Sis darbas, su-
manytas Lietuviq, buvo dirba
mas Lietuviu ir ne Lietuviu
taciau vienu tikslu: atskleisti
istorine tiesa apie Lietuva.
Pragos universiteto profe |
sorius Pfitzner, Lietuvos Svie
timo Ministerijos pavestas, pa
rase tikrai gilu veikala apie
Vytauta Didyji, kuriame ge
riau ir ryskiau negu bent ku-
riuose ankstyvesniuose rastuo-
Sc, dokumentaliai buvO irOdy.
tas siO didziO LietuvOs Waldo
vo genijalumas. Kitas sve-
timtautis, bet didelis moksli-
ninkas, profesorius Lappo, ku-
ris paskutiniais Lietuvos gy-
vavimo metals profesoriavo
Lietuvos Universitete, atliko
kita tikrai nemirtinga darba:
isleido is paskiru rankras6iQ
ir dokumentu surinkta Lietu-
vos Statuta. Pagaliau jaunie |
il Lietuviai mokslininkai pa
rase graziai dokumentuota Lie
tuvos Istorija (Dr. A. sapokos
redakcija). SitQ triju velka-
lu, nors jie, aiskus dalykas, to-
ii grazu neisseme visko, ute
kO kad mes atremtume ir ozlo
ragan suvarytume tuos .kurie
i didzia Lietuvos praeiti tikin-
cius megdavo vadinti svajoto-
iais. Tuose trijuOse veikaluO-
Sc buvo surinkta uztektinai
dokumentaliu LietuvOs praei-
ties didybes ir Lietuviskos
dvasios genijalumO irodymu.
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KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.


lemizuoja su Dirva apie San
daros stipruma ir prismiges
tvirtina kad pc ivykusio Lie
tuvoje perversmo Sandaroje
neivyko jokis skilimas,. tik is
Sandaros pasitrauke "ala Sir
vydas, Karpius ir dar keli ju
pasekejai".
Ma o kas atsitiko su dauge-
liu Sandaros kuopu, kurios vi
sal pranyko nuo Sandaros ze-
melapio? Ar tai ne skilimas? 5?
Ar daug dave vasiaus San
daros agento tulo Yankaus pa
stangos jas atgaivinti?
0 kick dar buvo tokiu San
daros kuopu GQ dabar dar
yra) kurios tik Sandaros var
da nesiojo, bet gyvybes nero
de?
Net paciame liaudininkiSkai-
sandarieciu centre, Naujojoje
Anglijoje, dar ir dabar yra to-
kiu Sandaros kuopu kurios is
numirusiu dar heprisikele, 0
kurios kad ir prisikele per di-
deles agentu pastangas tai Wis.
vien mazai teturi gyvybes zen
klu.
JEIGU Sandara po ivykusio
Lietuvoje perversmo nebutu
nubegus paskui Lietuvos mir
tinus priesus socialistus, kurie
skelLia obalsi "nei cento Lie
tuvai'', siadien ALT Sandara
visu Simtu procentu vadovautu
kolonijose visam tautiniam ju-
dejimui ir butu tikrai stipri
Amerikos. Lietuviu organizaci-
ia.
Sandara suskalde prie jos
prisiplakes neaiskus elemen
tas, kuris if po siai dienai lai
ko Sandara socialism, uodega.
SANDAROJ kokis tai "Ba-
zooka" raso: 'Tautininkai la
bal dziaugiasi tuomi kad Lie
tuvos Minister'S P. Zadeikis
tautininkq seine pareiskes jog
vieni nori socialistiSkos, kit
katalikiskos, 0 treti Lietuvis
kos Lietuvos ,"
"Mes nezinome ar p-nas Mi
nisteris taip sake ar ne. Bet
jeigu istikro jis taip issireis-
ke tai, mano supratimu, jis
padare maza netakta. Valsty-
bes zmogui taip netinka kali
beti."
Ne D. Ministras padare ne
takta, ir ne valstybes zmogul
taip netinka kalbeti, bet tam
"Bazooka", kuris noredamas
skaudziau baksstelet p. Minis
trui pasone nukniauke p. Mi
nistro kalbos sakinio pabaiga,
kur Euvo pasakyta: "Bet visi
nori laisvos ir nepriklausomos
demokratines Lietuvos.
Toliau "Bazooka" raso:
"Pav. Bronius K. Balutls
valstybei dirbo prie krlkscIo-
niu-demokratu, valstieciu-liau-
dininku-soc. .-demokratu ir prize
tautininku. Ir jis dirbo ne par
thai, bet vaIstybei.'
Kad ponas Balutis dirbo il
dar dirba ne PARTIAL bet val
stybei tas tiesa, bet kaip i p.
Baluti jo sunkioje ir nepaVy-
detinoje darbuoteje valstybel,
Lietuvai, 0 ne PARTIAL, atslne-
sa ta trijuke A. l.. T., kurl II
gi sakosi "dirba" valstybel?
Ar ia trijuke ALT, kuri ge-
raj Zinc p. Balucio sunkla me-
dziagine padeti, nors kick pa
RENE p. Balu3io sunkia dar~
buote valstybei? Ne!
Ia trijuke ALT ne Tx kad
nepareme medziaginiai p. Ba-
luti jo sunkioje darbuoteJe
valstybei, bet nenori nel glr-
deti apie ia nenuilstanti If Lie
trvai atsidavusi darbuotola!
Kodel? ;.
TodeI kad p. Balutis nera "
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
Svetimo Kvspo Knyse|e

kal kurle LletuVOS dldlkal vlr-
to staciatikiais.
Netgi svetimieji sutinka kac
Rusija Xxi pat paskutiniu lai.
ku buvo viena nekulturingiau.
siu Europos valstybiQ, o iki
Petro Didziojo netgi visai lau-
kline. o stai is musu paciu
tarpo atsiranda ir dar skam'
biais vardais pasivadinusiu tx
paw. Lietuviu Tautine Tary.
ba), kurie tvirtina kad lauki.
ne viduramzio Rusija buvo
kulturingesne uz Lietuva!
Ne tik Gediminas, bet jaU
Mindaugas anu laiku pasauly-
je buvo zinomi kaipo sviesQs
valdovai, kurie mokejo padeti
moderniskus ano meto valsty-
bes pagrindus, mokejo tvirtais
pagrindais suorganizuoti vi
suomene ir vadovavosi pagal
ana meta tikrai kulturingais
paprociais bel turejo auksta
morales kodeksa. 0 ka gi be-
kalbeti apie Algirdo, Kestucio
ir Vytauto laikus, kada Lietu-
va isaugo j pirma Rytu Euro
pos valstybe.
16-me amziuje buvo isleis-
tas Lietuvos Statutas, kuris
savo tobulumu pralenke ne
tik archaiskus ano meto Rusi-
jos istatymus, bet buvo pavyz-
dziu net Vakaru Europai.
Net ir tada kai Lietuva pa
teko Rusu jungan (1795), Lie
tuvos Statutas liko veikti Sc
nosios Didziosios Lietuvos Ku-
nigaikstijos zemese, nors nuo
Statute isleidimo buvo praslin-
ke trys simtai metu. Jau is
to vieno galime spresti kad
Lietuvos kultura 16-me amziu-
je ejo bent pustrecio simto
metu pirmiau Rusiskosios.
Koks buvo Rusu kulturos
lygis dargi Tito amziaus an
troje puseje galime spresti is
to kaip elgesi Vilniu uzemusi
Rusu kariuomene (1655 N.Y..
Ne tik puikusis Vilniaus mie-
stas buvo baisiai nuplestas ir
sudegintas, bet i vienuolynQ
rusius isibriovusios Rusu kar-
aiviu gaujos ismete ten palai-
dotu kaulus, atidare karstus
ir nuo negyveliu nuplesiojo
orangenybes. Sito akivaizdoje
kalbeti apie, Rusiskosios kultu-
ros pranasuma prizes Lietuvis-
kaja yra daugiau negu menu
sivokimas. Jei sitai tvirtintQ
prasalaitis dar mes galetume
kodel jis taip daro,
,et jei tai tvirtina Lietuviai,
larosi koktu. Gerbiamieji, Lie
tuviui irodineti kad senoveje
Rusu kultura buvo aukstesne
l,z Lietuviskaja, yra tas pats
sas sau paciam spjauti j veida.
Nors minetoje brosiureleje
pasiketinta kalbeti apie Rusis-
Kali elementa Lietuvos istori-
joje, neiskenteta nepagiedojus
himnu ir Lenkijai. Tuo tarpu
Lenkija buvo kaip tik stabdo-
masis veiksnys Lietuvos isto-
rijoje. Pirma, palinkimu i
ir decentralizacija,
Lenkai isarde tvirta Lietuvos
organizacija neva
tai gindami bajoriskas laisves.
Antra, savo paziura valstie-
ii, kuri Lenku ir ju uzkresta
Lietuvos bajorija Xxi pat We
|iausiu laiku lake gyvulio vie
toje, nesuteikdama jam jokiQ
5eisiu, privede krasta prize ga
utinio nusmukimo. Jei Lietu-
va savo valstybine ir sociallne
)rganizacija Vytauto laikals
stovejo ne zemiau Vakaru Eu-
ropos, tai Lenkijos apkresta,
lS-to amziaus pabaigoje If 49,
20 amziaus pradzioje nuo Va
karu Europos jau buvo bent
simtu metu atsilikus. Muse
nus paziura j valstieti tebegy-
veno ir naujoje po-Versalineje
Lenkikoje.c Patys Lenkai pri-
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ZALINGAS PADARAS

Paskutiniu laiku is spaudos
iSejo dar vienas leidinelis apie
Lietuva. Cia jau ne knyga-
tas leidinelis permazas tan
kad butQ pavadintas knyga, {
mazutelio formato 20 puslapil
brosiurele. Tos brosiureles au
torius - Thomas C. Chase
jos pavadinimas, "Significanc,
of Ruthenian and Muscovitt
Elements in Lithuanian Histo
ry"; leidejas Lithuanian
Bulletin, t. y. Lietuviu Tauti
ne Taryba.
Apsidziaugiau kad vel susi
laukeme nors ir nedidelio lei
dinio apie Lietuva. Manial
kad joje bus atremti Rusiskie
il tvirtinimai, pagal kuriuo.
Didzioji Lietuvos Kunigaiksti
ia buvus RusiSkos kulturos
itakoje ar net visai Rusiska
o tik is vardo Lietuviska walls
tybe. Bet koks buvo mano
nustebimas ir nusivylimas kao
ia melaginga teze ne tik neat
metama, O dargi patvirtinama
(pusl. 9 ir sek.). Vienintelis
argumentas tam tvirtinimui-
kad Lietuviai prieme senajl
baznytini Rusu rasta ir kad
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Letuvos Patrotu ir Jaunuju Istoriku Pastangos Nu-
valyt Lietuvos Istorija nuo Svetimuju Meo. DR..
Norem'o Knygos Reiksme. Slavus Aukstinanti Lie
tuviu Tautines Tarybos Knygele Letuviskosios
Kulturos Ignoravimas Tokia Knyga - Nusikalti-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

Dabar, kai Lietuvos likimas
vel yra padetas ant svarstyk-
liu, objektyviu leidiniu apie
Lietuva klausimas pasidaro be
gallo aktualus. Ypac delto kad
musu priesai, pirmoje eileje
bolsevikai, skleiste skleidzia
mela apie Lietuva. Cia dide-
les paslaugos susilaukeme is
DR.. Norem'o, kurs, budamas
Amerikietis, bet sykiu didelis
Lietuvos draugas, parase tik-
raj vertinga knyga, TIME
LESS LITHANIA". 81 kny-
ga, kuri dabar Lietuvai Vaduo-
ii Sajungos siuntinejama zy-
miesiems Americas vyrams il
svetimu valstybiu diplOmatams
dabar atlieka milziniska darba.
il is patikimiausiu saltiniu -
pacios Amerikos Ministro Lie
tuvai pateiktu faktu = zy-
miausiems pasaulio vyrams
kalba apie Lietuva. SovietQ
Ambasada Washingtone grie-
zia dantimis, bet nieko negali
padaryti. Negali surekti kad
tai naziQ propaganda, mes "Ti-
meless Lithuania" autorius DR.
Norem, kaipo paties Preziden.
to Roosevelto patiketinis, bu-
vo Americas atstovas Lietu
val.
Isidemetina kad prize sios
knygos isleidimo teprisidejo
tautiniai nusteikus Amerikos
visuomenes dalis, oI
partiniai katalikai ir ju sebrai
socialistai niekuo neprisidejo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

KAS platina Dirva tas
platilla- apsVieta,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11
MRS. LINDSAY
HOSTESS
FOR DISC

The Dewf Stt rs
Fridav Nav 0rf AZ
hlae ~ooo ~ NE YNCA Nstf
Mrs Osrar ise ss tosfe kt
ports wert raac "a fae rfes reo'
Mrs Ada Jartsa ~ nv rrceit
hoarn re.3 nr fNe tcal4ar Ast
IN Yrsaa N Nr 81
cin,r-v ~ ettre ,rf
Detroit Feierat ~ Nomor s
Clun. a rrra fr tt budget
committee was read tf Moss Mar
jorie Carter ard Approved after
which 'he program nas pseserfee
''rs Rort~a Iar.or 'o'd = ref
interesting exper'erccs 81 NoNco
She gave hrief historical back
ground q inc Neyesn neon'c fo'a
Of their customs ard hsa o.
plsv many sopvenirs ard arNclos
which she purchased b Mcxea
Cifv.
The hostess served a complete
Ash dinner ga tic cafeteria Her
special guest wore Mrs Byrd ana
Mrs Mae Grcenlaw
Mrs. Ethlyn Henry wiil be tn'
hostess for the nest mcctrg, NoF
18th at the YW.c.A.
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Ru n. Penick

The In-As-Much circle Of the
Kings Daughters club met last
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Nell
Gregory.
This group of women are mcm-
hers Of the oldest club Of its kind
in the city. for il was founded
January, 1925. al the Bethel A. NJ.
+ church. Il is affiliated with the
state, national and international
Kings Daughters group and the
Wayne County union. The order is
non-Sectarian and was organized
for spiritual growth and Christian
activity.
Mrs. Anna Check. mother Of
Mrs. Roy Smith. was the first lead
en- of this group. There are no
charter members living now. Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. Perley Glover. Of
this city, celebrated their eleventh
wedding anniversary on October
rs at their home on Philadelphia
street. AZ which relatives and close
friends were present. Games Of
bridge and whist were played and
tasty menu served.
The couple received many useful
gifts.
Guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs John SpilIcr. Mrs. Fannie
Glover. Mrs. Sarah Spiller. Mr..
and Mrs Jerome Glover. David
Lewis Sptlcr. Miss Thclma Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Latimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hayes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tullie Butts. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baldwin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Siler.
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Glilnpses
IN DETROTTS MIRROR
BY ROBERTA MCGUIRE,
Guest Columnist

Margaret Thompson irene Arlington and Alice
White proved themselves hosesses PAR eNceenie 70 MIS-
Sadie Wilanby OF Dr. John h, Green, al buffet
supper recently given the home OF Alice W mite on
Westminster The honofve halls from Noriolk, a.
Those invited meet and greet the eharmng VISITOR
Mrs. J. MaSsingile, Mrs Nharlote Howard. ME-
Beatrice Gillian. Mrs G.. Mills Mrs. Valerie Peiutord
Mrs Z. Davenport, Mrs Green Mrs iann' MIS- 9
Murphy Mrs Stone and Mrs j. Games
The toast OF Detroit this week among gentlemen
visitors Lowell Howard Bennett former feld sec
rotary for Fisk ur,ersN and now field "orNer Tor 'ns
American Council OF Race Relation ~ th,cagoi ana
Samuel Westerfield formerly 81 howard InNegS' ~, y
Washington and now 81 Harvard university ~ am,
bridge Mas, Mr Bennett WAS the guest ot his sister and
hrotherin-lau the {; A. Crawtords Of Vernon street
Mr. and Mrs Elaood G4Min topperS among De-
tros most charming hosts hostesses entertained al
dinner hafmrg apartment ON Leicester reetniN
for Messrs Bennett and WeSterfleld. Mrs Bernard La
and Miss Roberta Mcclure We're also present AZ 'h'
dinner
last week end She was enroN,e g New orK wefe sns
has accepted position ~ Seeal Work me mere
she was CUES, % her sister ara bro,netinaW ~ ana
Mrs Elias DNon % their elegant new nome on oos'ph
boulevard. Louise Taylor entertained Tor her Win os
lightful part, al her home las Satsrday evening
Mr. and Mrs BasbN A InSkegee. Aa who We're re-
cent guests of lr and Ms Ramon Serugg nave return
81 70 her homo Is The southland While the city they
vvsre sho,er ranr xrtal coartesies including dinner
v ~ :, W. ~ II N and Mrs clifton Graham on
e. lean apen.e last Wednesdas evening
IS tevn oeeF tae week end from Toledo Oha were
Mr. and Mrs Wigsrl stewart. well known e many De-
III and Sir. sidney BarAvc Bartue drag
store chair sren se,era DAYS New FORK on business
last week ,.
most charm, eg anal tai, ros.a7ses anoAsn .7i re-
cently married Monaat .fy, at ner lolei. hNme 'r
josephine She oHtertaee8 most e'ahoa,eN ine H@'hal
NirerS ard 4 tet friends ~tssed bridge Were seen
MesGanreS Catriten b. l.e''te h~f fstt faiifts"
var Dorotnv Pece R.tn lA1 s~an and Misses sue Nor.
ton 4 rmttta CarlHle Magorf hsnsaf Rfih hanNhtHN
ard Media tlu,s GaesfS present ns~ aeN y. rt"n'7
~, p, Farees Polk Marguerite NJ liatld
Margarei Thomas and M,.s, ..@a Brown 'a'A' s.
Mr. ard Mrs Waic p DAVIS. e49o Col.AS eele-
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postal employees Among the ex-
posial workers present were Jane
Smith. Irene Cayne and Geraldine
Fowler
or laS Sat4rday afternoon. a
beautiful snchcQn-Iingeric shower
WAS tend-rcd Miss Wells hv Mrs.
Efhcl Baker and Mrs Marie
Srrugcs ~ the nome ~ Mrs.
Ser4rgs or Hague Avenue. Tables
U,fc scattered throughout the
house aEa each was c,nitred with
vase of hitting fan flowers. The
aiamg tarlc which was used TO
hold the numerous gifts had an
trasual certerplece q huge pink
and wh.te flowers floating on water
81 large far fowl The guests
eef, scr>ea S cAcioa. past
Miss Npll- Na us recipient Of
-iary exquisite pieccS ~ lingerie
asd she thanked each and every
tmaar ,I who gathered 70
h3ner Miss Wal, Nt Mesdanps
Mamie AtNai,s. Naa~el.a VIII
lans. Nar Talaf,rre Mae
Hatcher Etnei Hail. Rcnni, Smfth,
rean pcnics ktulah Waepy Wa
clmina RoNhofough. Louise Mar
-0ali Marx Ben Etuestine Postles.
Eva elccn, Lucy Jones and Louise
i,ftpu,t
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Mrs. Nell Gregory Entertains
In-As-Much Circle AT Home

Lula Gregory was the last 70 pass
Mrs. j. A. Moore is the present
leader Of the circle.
Funds FOR this group are raised
hy membership dues, a penny-a-
day collection and the annual tea
in honor Of MISS Gregory.
There are twenty-five white cir
clcs in the Wayne County union
and two colored.
AZ the Tuesday meeting, Mrs
Moore presided and Mrs. Eddie
Henry gave a talk on unity. Mrs
Valerie Wallace was made a new
member Of this organization.
Guests present at the meeting
were: Mcsdames Melssabell Grant
Anna Stanton. Mabel Eton. Jose
phine Gaugh. Bcli,a Smith, Betty
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Mrs.Hazel Hammond
Elected President
OF Women's Club

Tine Nouns Nomn ca %
Detroit assoriailon hsd SIS e'ee-
'n'n ~ officer li oftp.f Mis-.
Hazel Hamnsud s9 cG Nfs
Ihelf-a Nci oy preslifr
a sioiN shower was -iftr
GLADYS hohtri- rou.y Huase
was INC pleasure Of Tho evening
Many lovely gifts nesr received.
The social meeting " tho
month va he'd ~ 'he home 81
Alfs llannah Ward az e-ia Tart
street Mrs Lopise Ny,he wop
'he fifr plize at hridEe MIS-
Gladys Rosers WAS guest
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Sojourner Club

The Soiolfncr Social ciun moi
recentlr a, the home of Mrs Lottie
r. White 505 last Hancock.
Guests % the ciuh Included Mrs
{. Jenkins. Mrs Jones Mrs Miller
and Miss katherine Jackson, 4
delicious and artistically prepared
dinner was SERVED hy the hostess
The cocktail party given recently
by the club AZ the Three wy vas
reported a fine success
The next meeting Will be- AZ the
home Of Mrs G. Foote, 100 Trov
bridge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11
Charity Club
To Sponsor Tea

The Wcstside Charity Council
Slnb viii sponsor tea Sunday
November -. from 5 TO pm. a.
The home Of Mrs Katie Tankersley
fo6s Nnitewood. Mrs Mary HoiI.
day president Mrs Julia Simp.
son. vice president; Mrs Tanker
ls.. club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11
BRIDE HONORED
WITH RECEPTION

The residence OF Mrs, l>ohie En-
banks, So Westminster. street. was
the pleasant scene on Saturday
evening. oct 81 ~ reception IN
honor of her daughter Clara who
was recently we'd 10 Tate Wilkes.
The charming home Of the hostess
was ariisiicaliy and atifacuvely
decorated with the colorful fall
Covers
The young. newly married couple
We're the recipients Of hearty good
wishes while the bride received
many useful gifts from admiring
friends and relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11

Cole. Pearl Penlck. and Misses F3.
ma Poindexter and Hatiie Rarrs.
Members Of the organization \.
clude Mrs. j. A Moore. leads,.
Mrs. Kathleen Black. treasurer.
Mrs. Eddie Henry, slce leader.
Mrs. Alberta Raiford. record.rr
secretary; Mrs. All. Thomas s.
corresponding secrctarv.
} o h nson, Frank smith. yarv
Matthews, Lena Starks. Florere.
Montir, Emma Perry and Wiser
Nellie Watts and Ollie Harris
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13

!ailftauhcn ner>an. Die @cihliilit
Ger &onicren5 peroen in ner Nei.
! be pon &eiolut omen oen Mitglieos-
|toatcn unterbreitet meroen.
0as Snternationale Nrhitsamt,
oas itdnoige Sefretariat Ser sec
| nit &,uptauartier in Mpntreal leit
'einer lleberliebluns i'm Sabre 1910
aus 8eni, miro Ger aonieren5 GIMP
|Iehlungen norlegen, oe fol9enbs
!! Eunfte tetreifen meroen:
1. So3iale 3:e's Der Wirtidaits-
politif (bcior,Sers sic 3u trefienoen
lrkrnationalen uno nationalen
Mabnabmen, Inn pole 8eihdfti.
9una, io5iale Siderbeit uno lteigen'
)" Observation-Disclosures 81 &c.
mGbrleiiten.)
2. Gie aQaen,e nen Grin5ipien
Scr So;ia.politif auf ibren perihie-
ocnen 8ebeten ). 9. srbeitsper-
biltniiis, io5iale Sihcrbeit. &inoer-
arbeit, tcsablte iseiertase, llnialls.
perbiitune, Snouitricbe5 ebungen,
Snouitriebpsiene, una Mrbeitermob!-
fabrt.
3. Die io,ialen .gcSineunsen,
ipeld)e in einen ssricbensuertrag
ooer Die Glau;eln eines langiriltss
gen 8affenltillitanos aui3unebmen
|lino, einihl.eBlidy ser WaBnabmen
iiir Sf,aiii,na ireier 8etperfihatts-
hepesunsen uno Die @eDdbr Ser
Hiideabe beihlasnabmter gisentii-
lner uno 8elStr an 8etperfidtaiten.
iptpie oie @eteilieung pon Nrtpit-
aebers uno grbeiterorganilati
on ser 8ieoeraufbauarbeit in ibren
,;aenen SGnoern.
4. So5ialpolitif in Sen ad,'rn'
!Gnoern, sic bon oen 5ruppen Der
8ereinisten Nationen beiett merhen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13

Ebilaoelpbia. S:s Hahfr ess
So5iaIpolitif Niirite i',s SaupttGe.
ma ser oritten aroBen 3riesstasum.l
Der &leii,iaten Nationen Der
26. Saauns Scr Snternationalen
Mrbeiterfonieren5, oie am 20. April
+ or bemlnt - Iein. Nahesu 1000
Selesie,te aus 80 bis 4ONfitalieoer.
lunSern Ter SnterE,tipEalen Mrbei.
reorganization meroen iit an Scr
creimcd,igen 9onflape in Der bi,ii,
gen Seinple llniperiitiit bet,iligen.
aorunter aud ioldje aus mebreren
Staaten, sic Sen @,reinisten Na.
tipnen nid,t ongeboren.
Sm allsemeinen miro Die Sonic
rem, ibren Gorsangerinnen, Ser 9e-
bensmttelfonferen5 in Sot Springs,
Ga., uno Der eriten Sisuns oes &a,
ties Ser llniteo Stations Reliei uno
Rehabilitation Mominiltration in
sltlantic Gitp dbne!n. 2atiGdlieb
fam aber Die SEQ aui enen Ian,
gen &eforo oes Ylnnens hinmeiien.
ser bis 1919 Suriidgebt. 1;e fom.
n.enoe aonierenS lit ieooh Sic erite
ieit fur5 Dor Eear 6arbor. 9amals
fano Die AhidlluBlitung elmer Son
bertaguns i'm @ciBeu Scus Itatt
Der 9eId)lub, ip;eoer 5uicmmen
gu fommen, ipuroe pom greflltiu.
ausid)ub ser SEQ i'm Ge5emtcr in
Sanoon sefatt: Gin McmoranOum
81 Der &pnieren5 in BbilaSc.pbia
tciagt: nSie eriabrungcn .nad Dem
ariea 1914-1S baten eelebrt. oaB
Die &egieruns Sie Nottpenoisfeit er.
fenne. lire Sosi,lpolit;f 81 oeiiuie.
rem. Wenn llibt perber inkrnatin.
rale 8eipred)ungen ltattiinoen, mao
5i,iammenbanssIoie uno mogliher.
ipeiie lif piberiprehenbe Holitif gu
e!nem seiGbrlifen 3uitano Ser Ser
pirrung fiibreu." Ter Grefut paus.
ihub betonte, oie gr0rterungen
niirften lid, nidt aui slagemeinbei-
ten beifrdnfen. ionoern miiBten iidl
in mutiger @eiie nit ben praftilden
Hrohlemrn beiaiien, melhe iid)erlid,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
3apan bot a,.f Saebaliit
ettteft SelH3ae perlerett
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