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Evening star., 1945-06-08

The annual high school company
competitive drill ending at Griffith
Stadium this afternoon with the an
nouncement of the winners, will be
marked with double JOY for the fam
lily of the highest ranking officer,
Brigade Col Malcolm Mccormack,
IT, of Western High School.
Malcolm's brother, I'd 1t. Miles c..
Mccormack, "a, a Bit pilot, re-
turned home to 2545 Waterside drive
NV. last night from two years i'm
prisonment in Germany. With his
parents. Edward j. Mccormack, staff
director of investigation for the
House Civil Service Committee, and
Mrs. Mccormack, 1t. Mccormack will
be in the stands to see his brother
get the first saber ever awarded to
cadet colonel for outstanding lead
ership. Inaugurated in recognition
Of Cadet Col. Mccormack service,
the presentation is expected to be-
come another one of the many ira
ditions observed at the annual drill.
Brother in Europe.
The Mccormack have another
son. Maj. John Mccormack, q, a
field artillery officer with the 9th
Army in Italy He has cabled them
to pretend he too is in the stands
to watch the saber award. Both the
older Mccormack boys were cadet
brigade commanders at Sewanee
Military Academy. Sewanee, Tenn
The liberated pilot nearly Jumped
through the phone" when he called
his family upon arrival in this coun-
try earlier this week and learned
for the first time that Malcolm was
carrying on the family tradition.
The best non-commissioned officer
in the cadet brigade, it was decided
at a competition earlier today be-
tween the best "non-com" from each
school, is Cadet Sergt. Walter H.
Flint, Eastern High School First
Sergt. Henry Cortesini, Central,
placed second and Sergt. Joseph w.
McCary, Mckinley, third.
The other sergeants participating
were Richard P Meyer, Western:
Norman Kamerow, Roosevelt: David
Rogers. Wilson: Clarence B. Sharer.
Anacostia; Jules Cahan. Coolidge,
and William F. Cox, of Chamblain
Vocational School.
Present Awards Today.
Members of the Board of Educa-
ton and 1t. Col. William E. Bark
man, professor of military science
and tactics. will present the Allison
Nailor Medal to the winning COM
pany captain, the saber to Cadet
Col. Mccormack, medal to the
best cadet band and a new medal
to the second-placing company cap
tain late this afternoon. More than
400 cadets are participating in the
drill, which began yesterday. West
ern High School won last year.
Medals will also be presented By
the District American Legion to the
captains of the winning companies.
The medals, which are being given
for the first time in Washington.
will be presented by Russell S.
Jeffreys, chairman, and Joseph A.
Walker, vice chairman of the Legion
Americanism Committee.
Lee Pennington, Legion depart
ment commander here, said Legion
medals will also be presented in
Griffith Stadium to the winning
companies of the colored Cadet
Corps in their competitive drill
next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
Montgomery COP Head
Names Group Leaders

Louis A. Gravelle, president of
the Montgomery County Republican
Club, has appointed the following
committee heads:
Sidney Oliver, District Mailing
Committee: Roy T. Davis, finance;
Albert E. Conradis, liaison; Claude
Hyson, membership; Arthur Hilland,
policy; Marshall P. Trippe, publicity,
and Charles H. Squire, registrations.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
1945 Red Cross Drive
Melted $230.0OO,0OO

The American Red Cross an
nounced today that its 1945 War
Fund campaign was the most sue
cessful in history. totaling nearly
$3.50 900, 900 as of June /.
Colby Chester, chairman of the
1945 drive, said contributions were
made through 100000 campaign
workers by 4o.00o,000 individuals,
The collections represented 1853 per
cent of the goal. He also pointed out
that SO per cent of the 3,756 chapters
reached their quotas.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
Servioemen May Apply
For Primary Ballots

Applications for ballots for serv-
tcemen to vote in the Democratic
primary August may be obtained
at Arlington Democratic headquar-
ters, 3l00 block of Wilson boulevard
at the information desk in the
courthouse and at 280l Wilson
boulevard.
Friends may apply for a ballot
Tor a service man or woman. Appli-
cations made by relatives and
friends should be forwarded to the
War Voters Commission in Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1945-06-08

In 1912. DR.. Sweeney was trans
ferred to the Marine Hospital,
Cleveland. He now carries the
rank of medical director" in the
Public Health Service.
His formal appointment by the
Commissioners depends on enact
ment of legislation which would re-
lax retirement law to give a re-
tired officer of the Public Health
Service his full retirement rights
with privilege of accepting another
post. The Randolph bill to this
effect has been favorably reported
by subcommittee to the House
District Committee. DR.. Sweeney
will retire July as head Of the
hospital in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
Rev. Rogers to Attend
Ship Launching

The Rev. James P. Rodgers, pastor
of Petworth Baptist Church, will
represent DR.. w. S. Allen, president
of John B. Stetson University, De-
land, Fla, at the launching of the
Victory ship Stetson on June % at
the Fairchild- Bethlehem docks in
Baltimore, it was announced today
Mrs. Joseph Hendricks, wife of
Representative Hendricks, Demo-
crat, of Florida will christen the
ship.
Mr.. Rodgers is an alumnus of
Stetson University and formerly was
field secretary for the school.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
Churchill to Broadcast

LONDON, June 8 P).-Prime
Minister Churchill plans his sec
ond speech Of the British election
campaign next Wednesday at 9:15
pm. t3:15 pm, EWT) when he will
talk over the British Broadcasting
Corp. network.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
ge-PIymouth Meeting

Dodge-Plymouth dealers were to
meet today at the Washington Hotel
to hear L. F. Nortwick, Chrysler
Corp. representative, outline post
war sales plans. Clarke Templeton,
regional sales manager, will be host.
Evening star., 1945-06-08

oIClltSCId opens
Its su m m e r
series of con-
certs at the
w a er Cat e
June II.
Mr.. Sandburg
will deliver the
narration for
Aaron Copland's
"a Lincoln Por-
trait" written
for orchestra
a n d narrator.
The Illinois born
poet has done
the narration
with veral
Evening star., 1945-06-08
Carl Sondburg Will Norrote
Lincoln Portrait at Water Gate

Carl sandburg, poet and Pulitzer
prize-winning biographer of Abra-
ham Lincoln, will be the assisting
artist when the National Symphony
Evening star., 1945-06-08

major symphony orchestras but this
will be his first appearance with
the National Symphony.
The COPELAND work is the American
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PITTSBURGHAS BROKE"

Pittsburhgo miesto valdyba
ir gerais laikais national ne
moka sudurti galus SUI CALAIS,
ir miesto izdas visai tuscias.
Vienas vietos laikraStis paste
bi: "Miesto valdzia visai nusi-
gyveno. Batu pirmgaliai nu-
plySo, kiauri, kulnai nusideve-
jo; ant nugaros marskiniu be-
veik nera. -
Miestas neturi pinigu reika-
lingiausiems dalykams, taciau,
tas laikrastis pastebi, nei IS
sio nei is to miesto valdyba is
leido $2O,500 kaimyniskoms is
kilmems, sukaktuvems, priinl-
tuvems il kitokioms pramo-
CONS.
Tas laikrastis miesta palygi-
ma su skarmalium kuris nori
pasirodyti turtingu if leidzia
kad ir paskutini centa.
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ir informaciju. Taip tai rem
kama medziaga istorijai.
z. Jankauskas.
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DRABUzIU VAJUS

BALI paskelbe Liepos me-
5nesi rinkti devetus drabuzius
Lietuvos karo nukentejusiems.
Labai didelis drabuziu kicks
ireikalinga Lietuviams pabege-
liams, ypatingai vyrisku ir ku-
dikiu drabuziu truksta.
Victims BALE 76-tas sky
rius savo susirinkime Liepos
.5 rimtai apkalbejo drabuziu
rinkimo reikala ir ragina vel
visus stoti ta darba visomis
jiegomis. Reikia prasyti dra-
buziu ir pas kitataucius; kai
kurie Lietuviai jau ta pabande
ir buvo geros pasekmes.
Drabuzius kol kas priima p.
D. Brazis, laidotuviu direkto-
rius, 1880 25th St., arba pra-
neskit rinkejoms, kurios is ju-
sQ drabuzius palms.
E. Pauraziene UNI 23298
B. Keblaitiene TY 1878
M. Sims HO 67O2
Pastebesiu kad musu mote
rvs perka medziagu ir siuva
drabuzelius Lietuvos maize
stems Xxi 5 metuku. 81 darba
visos moterys pasidalinusios
dirba nuolatos ir jau prisiuta
daug ir graziu drabuzeliu.
Rep.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
PADEKA

Numirus Birzelio 26 musu|
dedei, DR.. Juozui Jonikaiciui,
Shame musu gyvenime liud-
niausiame momente, musu ge-I
ri draugai ir prieteliai NUNS
viskuo padejo pergyventi tas
sunkias dienas Xxi palaidojome
musu geraji Daktara j ami
nasties vieta, Birzelio 80 d.
Suomi mes reiskiame savo
sirdingiausia padeka Detroito
Lietuviams uz taip skaitlinga
dalyvavima laidotuvese, drau-
gains uz gausybe prisiustu ge-
liu ir uz uzpirktas misias; !;
grabnesiams, garbes palydo-
vans ir D. L. K. Gedimino Or
dino kavalieriams uz palydeji-
ma j kapines. Aciu Kun. l.
Boreisiui uz jo toki reiksmin-
ga pamoksla; poniai Medinie-
nei uz sugiedojima Ave Maria
lake gedulo misiq. Ponui P.
J. ziuriui uz pasakyta kalba
prie kapo. Sveciams Clevelan-
dieciams, p. Karpiui. PIP. ziu-
riams; sveciams Kanadieciams
pp. Tuinilams ir Stradomskams
uz atsilankyma. Aciu Lietu-
vos Ministrui P. zadeikiui uz
atsiusta uzuojautos telegrama,
ir pagaliau laidotuviu direkto-
riui p. D. Brazui uz jo RUPEES
tinga pasitarnavima palaidoji-
me.
Jeigu kaip kuriu is musu
prieteliu vardai cia nesumineta
tai daroma ne tikslu,y bet mes
esam visiems dekingi ir aciuo-
jane uz NUNS istiesta drau-
ginga ranka.
Pranas ir Alena Kass-
Kazlauskai.
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TOLlUsIENE Mare, mire Bir-
zelio 8, Bridgeville, Conn.
GONAPRAUSKIENE Antanina
(Aleviciute), mire Birz. 9,
Marblehead, Mass. (Vabal-
ninko p.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 40 metu.
zELVIS Kazys, mire Birz. m.
Baltimore, Md.
LIEPA Antanas, pusamzis, mi
re Birz. 9, Chicagoj. pane
vezio ap. Naumiescio p. Bu-
ciu Ky
EIZBERG Vincas, pusamzis,
mire Birz. 9, Chicagoj. (Ra-
seiniu par. Eleju k.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
SAMIENE Ona (Maleniute),
pusamze, mire Birz. Z, Har-
vey, Ill. (Panev. ap. NauJa-
miescio par. Mazgagaliu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Al m.
JUCAITIS Antanas, 70 metu,
mire Geg. %, Dayton, Me.
(Sintautu val. Starku ky
SKREDENTENE Elena. 81 M.
mire Geg. %, So. Fork, Pa.
(Gimus Galicijoj.)
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ALEKNA Juozas, SO M, mi
re Birz. %, Cleveland, Ohio.
JONIKAITIS, DR.. Juozas, GA
M, mire Birz. 26, Detroit,
Mich. (Pariebiu k. sakiu p.
Suvalkijos). Amerikoj isgy-
veno nuo 1906 metu.
DANIsAUSKAS Petras, mire
Kovo M, Buenos Aires, Ar
gentinoje. (Ramygalos par.
Karveliu KY
VIsNAUSKAS Jonas, pusam-
zis, mire Geg. 27. Chicagoj.
(Marijampoles ap. Sasnavos
par. Purviniskiu KY
MATULAUSKAS Juozas, pus-
amzis, mire Birz. 4. Chica-
goj. (Kupiskio par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 80 metus.
SASNAUSKIENE Stase, mire
Geg. 13, Chicagoj.
LIUDzIENE Lilija (ziuryte),
28 M, mire Birzelio 8, Bal
timore, Md.
zEBRAUSKAS Jurgis, mire 4
Birzelio, Baltimore, Md.
KACIUsIENE Domicele, 68 m
mire Geg. 3, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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AUSTRIJOS dali uzimant,

AUSTRIJOS dali uzimant, j
Amerikieciu rankas pateko 33
Japonai buve Vokietijos amba-
sados nariai. W JUGS Ameri-
ka tiki apsikeisti j Japonu ne
laisve paimtus Bataan ir Cor
regidor gynejus 1t. Gen. Vain
wright ir kitus, patekusius kai
Japonai uzeme Filipinu salas
1941-42 metals.
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PAJIESKAU sesers SUM Jurgl
Mucku, gimes Scranton, Pa, gyve-
nes Utica, N. Y, 10 tevai mire, te-
vas buvo vedes antru kartu. No
rcciau suzinoti apie Jurgi Mucku,
prasau j patti atsisaukti arba apie
j zinanciu pranesti. (30)
MICHAEL DRIZNUS
13 French Street Ansonia, Conn.
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CUKRUS

Maisto konservavimui Pitts
burgho seimininkes Liepos me-
nesi gaus 3,S0O,O0O svaru cuk-
raus, toll negana kick numaty-
ia reikalinga.
Pernai meta konservaVimui
buvo Quota 4O,90O,OOO svaru
cukraus.
Per BirZelio ir Liepos meme
sius to cukraus nuskirta tiktai
6,G69,000 svaru.
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DIR. JUOZO JONIKAICIO
NETEkUS

Netiketa mirtis animal at
skyre nuo musu geriausiu mu-
sq drauga ir prieteliu, DR.. Juo-
"a j. Jonikaiti. Lyg grazaus
pavasario -misteriska gele il
butu paviliojus. ir uzburus sa-
vo nenugalimais burtais palik-
tt mus, su visais sio pasaulio
grazumais ir troskimais, ir nu-
eiti jos vedamu taku, amzinon
tylon, nepasibaigiamon ramy-
ben. il pamojo - ir jis
paskui ja nuejo. -. O mes
pasilike liudime ir verkiame
savo draugo, savo uztarejo, sa-
vo tautos nenuilstancio veike-
jo ir remejo.
Liudi Sio brangaus zmogaus,
sio Lietuviu tautos apastalo
visa Amerikoje Lietuviska pa
triotiska visuomene. Liudi jo
ne vienas Detroitas, ne vienas
Clevelandas ar Chicago, bet vi
81 Lietuviai visuose Americas
Lietuviu miestuose, mes jis bu-
vo visur gerai zinomas savo
tevynes meiles darbais. " sa-
vo didzius darbus jis buvo ap-
dovanotas d. L. K. Gedimino
III laipsnio ordenu.
Matydamas Lietuva isnaujo
pavergta, DR.. Jonikaitis baisiai
rupinosi, jaudinosi, ir dirbo uz
jos islaisvinima. Jis Lietuva
labai mylejo. Jis net iris kar-
tus buvo nuvykes apsilankyti
Lietuvoje, jos nepriklausomin-
gals metals; vaziavo atlankyti,
pasigereti jos zaliuojanciais
laukais, kvepianciais miskais,
pasiklausyti sesuciq dainavimo,
gryzes jis vel nauja energija
kure Lietuviu sirdyse savo te-
vynes meile.
DR.. Juozas Jonikaitis mire
beveik nesirges, jis vaiksciojo
Xxi paskutines gyvenimo valan-
dos.
Laidotuvese dalyvavo labai
daug zmoniu. Sermenims bu-
Vo prisiusta daugybe geliu nuo
jo giminiu, .draugu ir organi-
zaciju. Vainikai buVo prisiu
sti is Clevelando: nuo Inz. P.
J. ziurio, Dirvos red. karpiaus
ir Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
centro; nuo DR.. sfmkaus is
Chicagos, ir kitu. Victims LVS
6-tas skyrius prisiunte vaini-
ka su Lietuvos veliava, kaipo
simboli didelio Lietuvos dar
buotojo.
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CT.
KI4AIDINGA KRITIKA

Birzelio %, Vienybeje, V. M.
Klausutis raso: Waterbury vel
kejas A. B. uoliai remes ALT
ir LVS vadus, galutinai isiti-
kino kad sroviniu vadu politi-
ka Lietuvai ,nieko gero neza-
ola, kad tik ekskursiju daily
kas, ir jis dabar sake: Daugiau
nei cento sroviu vadu karui.
Sticks A. B. pareiSkimas yra
vaikiskas ir nesuderinamas su
tiesa. Toliau, viesai sakyti kad
tik sroviu vadai politikos kova
veda ir tik ekskursijas rengia
j Washingtona ir San Francis
co, irgi neismintinga ir kenks-
mingai kovai uz Lietuvos rel
kalus.
Toliau rasoma: A. B. pasa-
kojo jog Waterburyje ALT va
dai surenge prakalbas, o veliau
ALT oponentai irgi surenge
prakalbas ir pasigyre kad ir
jie daug politines naudos pa
dare.
Tikrai nuostabu: A. B. sako-
81 esas uolus remejas ALT ir
LVS ir vienybe mylintis, bet
ziurekime kokius nebutus da-
lykus jis nusneka. Jei A. B.
kan pasakojo buk ALT vadai
surenge prakalbas tan netiesa.
Tas prakalbas renge SLA II
KIP. ir Imp Klubas pamineji-
mui 25 metu Steigiamojo Sci
mo sukakties. Prakalbose SUI
kelta auku $3.50; Imp Klubas
aukojo $50 is savo lido Lietu-
vos bylos gynimui. Az tai cia
sroviniu politikieriu komedija?
LVS skyrius surenge vaidi-
nina ir prakalbas tokiu laiku
kada buvo galima gauti vaidin-
tojus ir kalbetoja, ir rengta
tikslu sukelti kelis dolarius ir-
gi Lietuvos bylos gynimui. Ar
ir cia sroviniu politikieriu ko-
media?
Nuostabu kad A. B. kritikuo-
damas kitu darbus pats nepri-
silaiko teisybes. Itarti tuos
asmenis nenuilstanciai dirban-
cius musu skriaudziamos tevy-
mes Lietuvos reikalais yra ze-
miau kritikos. Tokius gandus
leisdami mes niekuomet vieny-
bes neatsieksime. Patartina A.
B. prisilaikyti daugiau rimtu-
mo ir V. M. Klausuciui neklau-
syti tOkiu pasakOiimu.
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APSIZIUREKIT

Policija persergsti Pittsbur-
gho gyventojus apsiziureti SUI
popieriniais pinigais. Sake at
sirado negeru $40, kurie gall
lengvai jums patekti, bet ku-
riu niekas neims. :.
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RU1OSIA PIkNIKA

American Friends of Lithu-
ania ir LVS 9-tas skyrius rem
gia dideli piknika sekmadieni,
Liepos (July) 20, Linden Par
ke, Union City, Conn. Kalbe-
ii atvyksta Adv. A. A. Oils,
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos ko-
pirmininkas, is Chicagos, ir
pakviestas Kongresmanas Jo-
seph E. Talbot. Sokiams gros
Victor Zembroski populiarus
orkestras. Toliau pranesime
placiau apie 81 piknika.
DIR. Nj. J. COlney.
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PITTSBURGH
6 UZMUSTA

Liepos 4-ta svenciant, PEREZ
ia savaite Pittsburgho srityje
trafiko nelaimese uzmusta Sc
81 asmenys. Vienu automobi-
liu ant w. Liberty ave. uzsi-
muse vyras, zmona ir jos Sc
suO.
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SUKAKTUVES

Thomas ir Ona Caplinskai,
,Ansonia, Conn.,, minejo savo
35 metu vedybinio gyvenimo
sukakti. PIP. Caplinskai yra
pavyzdingi zmones ir uolus re-
mejai viso Lietuvisko judeji-
mo; jie visuomet prisideda au-
komis, pasidarbavimu ir visais
kitais budais. Sveikiname.
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M Al
MIRE IsEVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIl

zinos ape mrusius Lietuvius same skyriuje apnama
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NUTARE STREIKUOTI

Kentucky if West Virginia
gaso gaminimo kompaniju dar-
bininkai 1922 skaiciuje nutare
streikuOti.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

cAo L IlsADLDA pdSlGhll IL
MOS Amerikos Lietuvius nuoI
Lietuviu tremtiniu atsidurusiu
Europoje. zingeidu ir daug
pasakanti laiska, rasyta Vieny-
bes redaktoriui ire kita kick
trumpesni, rasyta J. Ambrazie-
Jul, kurie tilpo Vienybes nr.
27, ir taip pat svarbu laiska ir
pranesima rasyta Dirvos re-
daktoriui, perskaiciau su dide-
liu idomumu.
Is tu laisku skaitytojas gall
numanyti kaip Lietuvos EMO
mes gyveno svetimas okupaci-
jas ir kaip galop turejo begti
kur akys vede ir kur kojos ne
Sc. Reikia bent tue dziaugtis
kad tie neutrality-suspicious.
liko gyvi ir jau palengva pra-
deda pasiusti tikresniu ziniu
apie musu nelaimeje atsiduru-
sius brolius ir seses karo su-
ardytoje Europoje. Tu laisku
autoriai, kaip duodasi is ju is
skaityti, yra inteligentai, mo-
kyti asmenys, kurie, reikia IT,
ketis, ateityje pasakys daug
daugiau negu pirmuose lais-
kuose pasake. Mes tik tuomet
galesime dazinoti tikresne Lie
tuvos zmoniu padeti kuomet jie
ir kiti prades siuntineti lais-
kus pazystamiems ir giminems
Amerikoje, kuomet jie prades
nuolatai raSineti Amerikos
Lietuviu laikrascius. Nuo da-
bar mes ju aprasymQ lauksime.
TAI BENT DARBAS. Ka-
da mes kalbame apie istorinius
Lietuviu ar pasaulio ivykius,
mes mazai arba visai nepagal-
vojame kas ir kaip tuos ivy
kius uzrekorduoja kad jie ne
zutu ateiciai. Istoriniai rekor-
dai arba uzraSai gall butt at
likti tik tuomet kada juos yra
kan surankioti, sutvarkyti If
surasyti.
Amerikos Lietuviai turf ga
lybes istorines medziagos A
merikos Lietuviu 1storijai su-
rasyti, bet deja, mes neturime
ne tik istoriku zmoniu, bet mel
vietos istorinei medziagai su-
talpinti. Visi musu istoriski
palaikai randasi padrike, iSm6-
tyti po Lietuviu kolonijas If
ju veikejus, kad if susirupinus
tue reikalu" "sunku butQ juos
surankioti. Ogi, jei Amerikos
Lietuviai, iu organizacijos, biz
Mo, profesijos, veikeiai ir xiii
pilnai susidomintu tue reikalu
kuomet dar gyvi, galetume is
leisti kelis tomus tokios isto-
rios.
TIESA, Lietuvai netekus ne
priklausomybes, musu mintys
If darbai likosi nukreipta j Lie
tuvos ir jos zmoniu baisu IL
kima. Sis laikotarpis ir dar-
bas taip pat yra istorinis; jis
duosis lengViau sutvarkyti, jei
bus kam.
Bet surankioti medziaga is
tolimos Americas Lietuviu pra-
cities cia gyvenant, veikant ir
dirbant, tikrai darbas yra sun
kus if daug laiko imtu ia Wis
ka atlikti. Taciau atlikti tai
bus galima tol kol dar senesni |
musQ veikejai, plunksnos dar-
bininkai, organizaciju virsinin-
kai dar tebera gyvi.
Tuo klausimu nekarta buvo
spaudoje kitu raSyta, bet ra-
Symu tik if pasitenkinome. Ap-
ciuopiamo if organizuoto dar-
bo imtis niekam dar j galva ne
atejo, il ar kada jis bus pra-
detas sunku sakyti. Amzina-
sis laikas sunaikins mus ir
musQ darbus, jei nepasirupin-
SINE palikti jokiu rekordu kad
Amerikos Lietuvisi "zmonemis
buvO".
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
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THERE'S ONLY q few more
performances rem ming, but
there's still a chance for that last
laugh If you get 10 the Lafayette
Theater before Saturday night.
when the curtain falls on Ram
Shackle Inn, amusing mystery
comedy with an equally funny
heroine, ZaSu Pitts
Miss Pitts has been packing
them in at this house for three
weeks now. This fourth and final
week hasn't changed audience
support. but the zaney comediennc
must m Ike way for "Blithe
Spirit" which viii open there
SUNDAY night
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
CLUB GAY HAVEN
CLUB STEYADORA

A tenor whose songs and per-
sonality have long endeared him
10 radio fans is the star attrac-
tion at Club Stevadora. He is
Charles Carlile, best known over
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Rio Rita
PIeases
By CHARLES GENTRY

THE CIVIC LIGHT OPERA
ASSOCIATION went south OF the
border this week TO revive Rio
Rita" as the second offering of
the 10-week season here IN
Masonic Auditorium.
This tuneful Ziegfeld show has
been reproduced with colorful set
tings and costumes and a fine
cast of principals.
However, it was not up to the
standard of last weeks initial
presentation, THE Great Waltz
and it is in need of several cuts.
particularly with the addition OF
so many Specialties.
The first act. which lasts one
hour and a half, can stand sew
eral eliminations. and the dancing
choruses, which did so beautifully
last week can submit TO a con-
siderable amount of more re-
hearSing.
Outside of thar, fight opera fans
will find that they have an en-
joyable evening on their hands
particularly from the musical
standpoint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Pitts in Final Week;
Spirit Opens Sunday

Noel Coward's humorous trip
TO the world of spirits, telling the
Story'of a novelist who finds him
self with two wives on his hands,
is scheduled for a two-week en-
gagement. 1t has as its stars
Reginald Denny, Mona Barrie and
Lillian Harvey, with Rehte= =Riano
in A featured role,
Produced by Russell Lewis and
Howard Young, "Blithe Spirit
will give one WedneSda matinee
during its first week and A Sun
day matinee during its second
week There'll be Saturday matt
nceS both weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Humor at New Hiqh
At Ci+y's Night Clubs

the networks as leader of "Zieg-
field Follies of the Air He an
ticipates a long engagement at
this spot. .-
Working in subordinate roles
are AL Mack. pantomime come
dian now in his fifth week, and
the dancing Holly Sisters. Maestro
Boyd Senter directs his band for
shows and dancing He also
demonstrates his versatility with
various musical instruments dur
ing solo spot in the revue.
500 CLUB
Unwilling 10 let genial comedian
Bill Fraser depart, patrons at the
Club 500 are applauding him for
fifth consecutive week.
AS master of ceremonies. Fraser
also introduces Bob Stanley and
Co. wire-walking and novelty dog
act; the Romays. novelty and ball
room dancers; Rita Tinka, char
acter dancer, and Jerry Varga,
popular baritone.