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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-20
TWO LODGE LAUNCHES
DRIVE FOR 1000 MEMBERS

CHICAGO, Mar. 19 (ANP)-
The Du Sable lodge, TWO, launched
its annual membership campaign
at the Wellstown Recreation cen
ter. The 1916 goal is to enroll 1000
new members into the Internation-
al Workers order.
A report on the Columbia, Tenn,
riot was made by Ira Latimer, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Chicago
Civil liberties committees, who had
Just returned from the scene of the
terrorized area. After tracing the
racial outbreaks to fraudulent poll
tics, he urged all groups to write
or wire President Harry S. Tru-
man, White House, Washington, D..
c.; Z. S. Atty. Gen. Tom Clark,
Washington; Gov. James McCord,
Nashville; Sheriff James J. Under
wood, Morrow county; and Mayor
Eldridge Denham, Columbia, Tenn.
The Du Sable lodge, of which
DR.. Luther S. Peck is president, is
one of the outstanding branches of
the International Workers order in
the country.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-20

fare workers. He expressed hope
that many Of these will be supplied
by America. The United States is
assisting Liberia by furnishing a
commission on health, agriculture
and other needs, he said.
He praised the excellent leader
ship of Pres. w. V. Tubman, then
observed that "the forward looking
type of work and progressive pro-
gram and methods being carried on
by Georgia State college can be used
to great advantage in developing
Liberia.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-20
LIBERIA CALLED A
CHALLENGE TO AMERICA

SAVANNAH, Georgia, Mar. e
(ANP)-Liberia was termed 3
challenge to Americans in genera
and to Negroes in particular here
by DR.. Willis J. King, bishop of the
Liberian Methodist Episcopal
church, during a special convoca
ton of students and teachers at
Georgia State college.
Liberia is foster child of Amer
lea, he pointed out, in that it was
sponsored by distinguished Ameri-
cans with the sanction of President
James Monroe. The tiny republic
was rediscovered during World
War II by Pres. Franklin D. Roose-
velt and was converted into a base
for our war effort, Bishop King re-
marked.
He said that the United States
navy is developing a new harbor
and port which will be the largest
on the west coast of Africa. Liberia
was also the largest source of raw
rubber opened to the United Ma
tions during the war
Bishop King mentioned that the
country's chief interest to Negroes
lies in the fact that it was settled by
former Negro slaves, whose de-
scendants are the present leaders in
the government, which represents
the Negroes high achievements in
the political field today.
The bishop admitted that Liberia
is still in the pioneer stage and said
that the nation needs technicians of
all kinds as we'll as teachers and well
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-20

railroad. This is a visual education
film for dining car chefs and wait
ers.
The food show and nutrition is
sponsored to celebrate the establish
ment of the commercial dietetics
course at the institute which trains
selected young men and women for
careers in the food industry.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-20

tion committee which will be in
charge of the delegation. Other
committee members include: John
Ebersole of White Plains, N. Y; L.
c. Langford of Nashville; Andrew
S. Seller of Boston; J. N. Clemons of
Flat Rock, N. c.; Adm. LaSauvage !;
and Mr.. Wilson who is the co-chair-
man of the committee.
Topics for the nutrition institute
are Nutrition for Mother and
Young Child" "The School Lunch
Program" and Industrial Feed
ing" Speakers include: Miss Alber-
ia M. McFarlane, educational direc-
tor, National Restaurant associa-
ton, Chicago; Miss Ruth Huenman,
nutritionist, University of Tennes.
see, Knoxville; and Miss Katherine
c. Wisely, school lunch editor, Prac-
tical Economics Magazine, New
York. Nutritionists on the institute
faculty will assist with the discus
sions and demonstrations.
The food show demonstrations
which will be held in Tompkins Din
ing hall open at 2 pm. andc ontinue
until 8:15 pm. when a public meet
ing will be held with Ad. La Savage
as the principal speaker. This will
be followed by panel discussion
by representatives of the
restaurant association, at which
time Employment Opportunities in.
the Foods Industry" will be the
subject.
Miss Gertrude Blair, home eco
nomist of the American Margarine
association, Washington, will con-
duct a special demonstration in
Tompkins Dining hall on Saturday
afternoon, and on Friday evening,
April 5, moving picture entitled
Hidden Wastes" will be shown by
a representative of the Dining Car
Department of the Pennsylvania
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
TREMTINIAI

Qietuvhl Sibira didziojo vezimo metu)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Samyssis Washingtone

:. Amerikos laikrasciu rasyto-
jai bedavoja kad sios pasauly--
je galingiausios Sales sostine-
je siaucia samysis .ir netikru-
mas, tiesiog nezinojimas kas
daryti ir kas toliau seka.
Pravedus kara Xxi pasekmin-
go gallo, Amerika siadien bias
kosi palaida ir nesutvarkyta,
mes neturi tvirtos rankos kuri
ia kontroliuotq.
Perimta kiaurai nuolatiniais
vidaus suirimais, nesutvarky-
mu reikalq, dar sunkiai ivelta
j tarptautini dumbla, is kurio
negali isbristi.
Sostine tiesiog bio Rusijos.
Desinieji isibaugine kairiq-
ju, kairieji desiniuju.
Tai liudnas apsireiskimas,
bet tikras, sake rasytojai.
Svarbiausia katie to visko,
sake, ne tame kas nepadaryta,
bet tame kas padaryta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
tuvos nepriklausomybe ir praktiskai butu atkurta.
Tas dokumentas = Willis-Kelly rezoliucija.

tuvos nep1iklausomybe ir praktiskai butu atkurta.
Tas dokumentas - Willis-Kely rezoliucija.
Xxi sol betgi il terra paprastas pasulymas sios sa-
lies Kongresui M kaip okia, didesnes relksmes netur
Rekalnga moraline If materaline gala il tegai igyt
tada kai ia priims Kongresas. , -.
Cia Stai, ir asiveria pacausia mUsu veklos srtls
mes turme isrupinti Willis Kelly rezoiucijos prema
Tiesa, neturme galios Kongresa ta kita puse
palenkti bet nuo to kick parodysime energios If
entuziazmo labai daug priklausys.
Pasisekimo vtys siadien yra didesnes negu bent
kada anksciau. Reakcija Rusjos impe1iaizmui auga,
ir kekvienam jau asku kad komuniz1nas graso vlsam
pasauui Kiekvienam aisku kad Rusija turf laba spe-
ciau plana Tolmuose Ryuose kad j nori lsgaleh Ar
timuose Rytuose u svarbais strategniais keais r
turtingais zbao satnias, ir kad il seka sukomunis
tinti visa Europa Lygu b4dn yra aiSku kad visa tai
Taigi anksciau ar veFau Amerka ir Anglia vistiek
lures pasakyti me" ei ne IS gryna ideaistniq moty
testuoama del Irano If del Mandzuriios stai kode ga
lngas sarvuots Missouri paukia Vidurzerhio ura, o.
is ten Grailda ir Rusijos siekiamus Dardanelius:
"Iki ca ir ne toliau" : siadien au sakoma Rusijai
Ryto gi gall butt pasakyta dar daugiau gall butt pa
rekalauta kad bosevkai seitu is visu saiu ku1ias e
tu to reikalavimo neznia Taciau vena yra zina da-
tQ to rekaavimo nezinia. Tacau viena yra zinio da
bartne ivykiu tendencia Lietuvos byla stumia gera
ja puse.
Tvrtai Xxi gallo
sitaip .dalykams stovint, pagrystai gaime tiketis
kad WisKelly rezolucija Kongreso dabar bus siciau
priimta negu ankscau Politins veelis, mat jau ina
maloniau dvelkt, nors askaus posukio geraja puse
dar ir nera ivyke. ~ ...
sQ sirds If Wis dazniau aplanko musu protus Kad ir
nesmato dar sviesos atspndzio musu supancoe pkoje
aplinkumoje bet kartais jau grdme stplybes tedan-
cus Mairono zodzus: ziurek rytuose ausra jau teka
vo pikti, fusvis kit Lietuvai musu tevynei".
Tat isidekime tuos zodzius gilai musu krutines If
naujomis egoms teskme didzia kova uz Lietuva. Tes
kline ir tikekme - ir mes lainlesime
julius Smetona
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15

Ir .pradejo plaukti miniu. minios Ir stai jau
kapinese sH1buoja desimtys tukstanciu patrio-
tn, arlink Patriarko kappa rikiuojasi gedulo val
nihl virtines. Atvyksta masina is Vokietu val
dzios atstovai pagerbti ia tautos kapnese di-
dnga samburi
IL karo vGtru paIenkta tauta ir jos Pat
riarko vele koplycoje susikaupiama naldai, po
kurios kuklios Eabos ir - galingi Tautos Him.
no tonai
Ir vel ia nebyli minia sniego nukotais ke-
liais is kapiniu issiskirste.
ISejome IL mes su ia miniai. Sirdyse musu
kaitriai dege tevynes mees ugnys, O selose -
nesemes Letuviu didybe, kad bent tam kartui
nuslavem uzverstus takus link Tautos Patriar-
ko kapo...
Dabar mes matom Tevyne suniekinta is to-
Ii. Laisves Varpo srdis nekartoja musu tevy-
mes kloniais virpancia malda. Ir ryskios tauti-
mes trispalv9s nekingai sutryptos buroku ma
ginem neto saslaVyno.
Ir kai iSall&ta seSioliktos Vasario rytas mes
matome 7autos Patriarko ties Vinaus kalvomis
spindrti juodo akmens obeska. -. Jis svie-
cia I.etuviui tarytum svytures, kurs rodo tren-
tnu keliq G'evyne. ....
svedija. Vainis Dainoras.
(NuO RED: Dr.. Jonas Basanavicus mi
re Vasario Is 0iena, 1927 metais.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15

I, Visq bedu's lizdas, 4 sake, yra
Baltajanne ( Name. 4 Prezidentas
Truman Aapsi ieina, kaip tas zmo4
gus kuris nenorejo butt prezi-
,dentu.%# Kaip .}vyriausias sales
galva ! -ire vadas politines parti-
jos ,didumos an sjis<:. !. <.neepiaassirode e ! tue
kuoE Ejis.. turi buti. Irv nesimato
kad vaizdass gall, pasikeisti.
Truman, likes prezidentu, su-
kele sales pilieciuose grazias
Willis kad* jis mokes sail geriaul
vadovautis., ,negui merdejantis jo
pirmtakunas, kurisss# uzsileido
mamie visokiems radikalams, o
tarptautineje politikoje Mas
kvos suktiems diplomatams.
Bet ir Truman, isskyrus ka
perorganizavo savo kabineta,
seke ia pacia Rusijai nuolaidu-
mo ir pataikavimo politika, Xxi
priejo veik liepto gallo.
Daug dar yra darbo .atlikti,
ir dar trys metal jam liko pre-
zidentauti, todel daugelis prisi-
bio kad per tuos iris metus
PREF. Truman dalykus daugiau
sumaisys ir naudingo nieko
neatsieks.
Su pacia Amerika, Washing
tono vadovybe apviltas ir visas
pasaulis. Americas parama pa
sitikejusios tautos atsidure ap-
vergtinoje vergijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
NENDRES
julius SmetOna.

Stow tokios stebetinos giedros,
sproesta nendres kaitriuos .spinduliuos,
Virs vandens luztasparnes zuvedros -
Skraidzios mintys svajones tylios.
AS hrendu per laukus ir nendrynus.
AS prie kranto emu, prie vandens -
Syaigsta siela yaizdus atpazinus,
Palydovus svelnius nuo mazens.
stai tos nendres, prie seno malno,
Kur Krazante uzlieja lankas,
Kur vaikystes seseliai dar tuno-
.Aidas jujQ sirdyj betrankas.
Gimsta samonej metas prabeges,
Sieloj siltas svytejimas vel -
II svajoju sunykes, .palieges,
Prize nendryno, prie. !. Lac Neuchatel; "A
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Laiku pagam.intas dokumentas

PEREFTQ nletu pabaigoje buvo sudarytas yienas
bus dokumentas, kuriuo kap tik ir siekiama auks
cau isdestyto tkslo Jis reikalaa svetimos karuome
is Letuvos atitraukmo ir aisvu demokratniu rim
kimu pravedmo Greta to- js rekaauja kad sios sales
Prezdentas ir Vastybes Sekretorius diplomatinuose
pasitarimuose r tarptautnese konferencose vel sna
o iskeu Letuvos klausma ir padarytu yiska kad Lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15

Qietuvhl Sibira didziojo vezimo metu)
l.
(AKMFNELIAI PRAVIRKO ANT KELIO)
I.inko liepu sidabro sakeles,
Saule rupesCius nese namole.
.Akmeneliai pravirko ant kelio
Kai iiems varga baisiausi uzkore.
Toio vieskeliai, batos sodyhos.
Koniai, upGs, takeliai gimti.
Veidu riedalcios a5aros ziba
Tai keliauja medallion iStremti.
Jie iseina numirti uz krasta
.NeSasi nors sauja zemes savos.
krauiu liekas paSventintas raStas
90 Lietuvi, neuGmirSk Lietuvosw
Linksta ljepu sidabro sakeles,
Saule rupesCius mesa namole.
Akmeneiai Wis verkia ant kelio
Kad iiems varga baisiausi uzkore.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
>
q NEzINIA)

Diena-nakti i nezinia veze,.
Diena-nakti lydejo skausmai.
Nesustojo, rankas nors ir CRAZE
Ir patvino verksmu ezerai.
Tik tenai kur gyvent nera vietos
Ir kur medziai nekrauna ziedu,
Dalia tren1tinio sunkia ir kieta
Reik pakelt be tevynes, manu-.
Vejai draskosi stepiu platybem,
o grumoiimas toksai baisus.
Gal gel'iau kad sis vargas pakibes
IS kanciu isvaduotu visus.
Bet kur kaulai ras ramia vietele,
Kur ramiai po kanciu pailses.
Mintys niintis palaidoje kelias
Ir gyvenimu liepia tiket.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
(JIE pAREITQ PARPUOLE! ANT KELIO

(JIE PAREITU PARPUOLE' ANT KELIU)
Zemej veriasi skausno upeliai,
Skausmas stepiu platybenl kvatoja.
lie pareitu parpuole ant keliu,
Juos nan2ai ir tevyne vilioja.
Bet mirtis skins lapa po lapo
Ir taip baigias gyvenimo gijos.
Nieks kryzkeiais, nezenklina kapo,
Bet jau tn nebeves vergije.
Leke pauksciai per rudenio dangu
Nuns kasnet pakartos skausmo ganda
sauksim mes is Strides varda brangq,
kurs ramytes tarp stepiu neranda.
zemej versis, dar skausmo upeiai
Mes tarp stepiu dar skausnas kvatoja
Jie paretu parpuole ant keliu,
Juos namai If tevyne vilioja.
s.s Balys Gaidziunas.
1q11s6 16
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
PRIZE TAUTOS PATRIARkO
KAPO VILNIUJE
Q942 NJ. VASARIO 16 D. VOKIECIu OKUPA-
CIJOS METU PRISIMINUS)

DViDEslMTS dvejus metus tauta svesdavo sa-
vo atgimimo diena ir jos sunus, tevynes
melles sviesa nuzertais veidais, keldavo iskil-
mlngal trispalves ant stiebu bokstuose, ties mie-
stellu vartais ir ties samanotos arimuose lusne-
les va1tais. o Laisves Varpas ta diena Karc
Muziejaus bokste Kaune savo peninei sirdziai
liepdavo kartoti:
"Skanlbeki per amzius
Vaikams Lietuvos -
las laiSN9S naNertas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Reika naujo Lietuyos neprikauson,ybes patvirtinmo

IS viso to isplauka kad dabartiniu metu butu ypa-
nga svarb isgauti is Americas vy1ausybes nauja pa
reisia kad neziurnt Lietuvos okupacjos ir ten vyk
domos prevartos Alnerika ne k aiko Lietuva teisne
prasme neprklausoma vastybe bet ir yra pas1yzus pa
daryti vska kad Lietuvos neprausomybe butu r prak
tkoje igyvendnta y. kad bolsevikai is Letuvos att
tlaukt savo kariuomene r karne bel cviline ad
minstracija If kad Lietuva butu sugraznta Lietuviq
tautos nora attnkant valdzia kur galetu aisva pra
deti Letuvos atkurino darba Je tai butu padaryta,
LetNos aisves kovai atsvertu nauji akiracia musu
pabegeai kuriu kimas If taip nera lengvas galetu
miau atskvepti ir neboti kad ryt pory ie dar gall
butt paskebti Sovetu Saungos pliecais ir atiduoti
NKVD rankas.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

Hanging curio cobinet with
three shelves, door and gloss
enclosed. In antique or ma
hogony finish. A cherished
home gift ----S24.75
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Zimmerman 10 Be Honored
By Management Society

Raymond r. Zimmerman, admin
istrative assistant to President Tru-
man on personnel matters, will re-
ceive honorary life membership In
the Society for the Advancement OF
Management at the organization s
annual conference December 8 and
z in New York.
The White House aide completed
two terms as president Of the So
ciety in July. He has been active In
the Washington chapter of the or
ganization, particularly in its newly
established human relations divi-
sion.
Nh. Zimmerman, whose home Is at
4607 Kenmore drive NV, is a native
OF Oklahoma. He came to WASH
ington in 1884 as personnel director
Of the Home Owners Loan Corp,
and served in the Council of Per-
sonnel Administration before as
Stunning his present post.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Baltimore TO Ask Release
Of Coal for Pump Station

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-City Of
f1cials said today they would ask
the Solid Fuels Administration to
release some of the coal tied up in
dock-side railroad yards here in
order to replenish the supply at a
critically needed sewage pumping
station.
An estimated 1000 loaded coal
cars are frozen here by the Gov
ernment's embargo on coal ship
ments and domestic distribution
Conrad Zieget, in charge of pro-
curing and distributing the fuel
supply for municipal agencies, esti-
mated the sewage pumping station
had a 19-day supply. Authorities
have said crippling of the plant
might produce a health menace,
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Russian People Seen
Waiting Now for U. S.
British Concessions
By Eddy Gilmore
A..osia,sd Pres. Foreign Correspondent

Ssspkt1lGo fIsSs " 0t8u 1SittsSSHhNst
MOSCOW, Nov. 29.-The Rus
sian people, convinced that the So;
Wet. Union is making important
concessions at the United Nations
and Foreign Ministers meetings in
New York, are beginning to ask
when the United States and Britain
will start doing the same.
There is a growing feeling among
the people that the Soviet Union
is going a long way toward assur-
ing collaboration, making conces-
sions in a volume which has not TO
date been matched by the British
and Americans. Without going into
the merits of the situation, that
is the way the people talk and feel
at present.
The Russian people point to Tri-
este, the right of inspection in con-
nection with the disarmament ques-
tion, certain phases of the proposed
peace treaties and the matter of
troops in foreign lands as just some
of the highly controversial features
of the United Nations and foreign
ministers meetings demonstrating
the conciliatory Russian spirit.
The release of Danubian ships by
the United States, incidentally, is
not considered here as concession
but as the righting of a wrong"
The people are convinced as much
as at any time previous that the
United States and Britain are work
ing en- bloc, principally against the
Soviet Union.
The United Nations and the sue
cess of the current meetings are of
great Importance to the Soviet peo-
Pile This is being emphasized almost
daily in radio and press treatment
of the sessions. Day in and day out,
it is the biggest news here. Speeches
are being printed and read at
length. Most of the regular editions
of the papers still are four pages,
and one-eighth to often one-third
of the space is devoted to the United
Nations, together with commen-
taries and reviews.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
|CeIebront Locked
In Stotion Climbs
| 7S2-Foot Chimney
By the Assoeioisd Press

NEWARK, N. j.. Nov. 49, Bills
tered hands and slight cough
from coal gas inhalation were per-
sistent reminders today to Thomas
Bowling, %, of the Thanksgiving
morning spent clambering up and
down inside Of a i82-foot chimney,
Mr.. Dowling, VINO lives in nearby
Orange, told 1t. Andrew Perkins OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad police
that he awoke yesterday after q pre-
Thanksgiving celebration to find
himself locked in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Station heating plant.
He boosted his 5-foot-10-inch
frame up the chimney seven feet
wide at the base and four feet at
the top.
But when he got to the top, Mr.
Bowling said, there was no way OF
getting down the outside. He
shouted for help. An attendant in
a nearby parking lot opened big
iron door at the base OF the chimney
MIR. Dowling clambered down and
was taken to City Hospital for
treatment.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Photographic Society
Opens Exhibit Sunday

An exhibit of 125 Photographic
prints and two special displays will
open Sunday at the National Mu-
scum of the Smithsonian Institution,
under the sponsorship of the Ma
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Gem Salesman Robbed

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. % tP).-Ben
Kaplan, jewelry salesman re-
ported to police that two men bound
and gagged him in his apartment
yesterday and then ransacked his
rooms, taking $4,000 worth of jew
elry and 81 1,470 in cash.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

The special exhibits include q
number of prints by Miss Eleanor
Parke Custis, nationally known
salon exhibitor and honorary mem-#
ber of the group, and hand-colored
animal portraits by Miss Lefty
Evening star., 1946-11-29

lisserins AniisePiie reaches
way back on shroot kills
surface germs by millions.
Don't play around with the
sore throat that so often accom-
panies a coldl The time to strike
at any germ infection is at its very
outset. So 60 after throat surface
Evening star., 1946-11-29
SORE THROAT !?

germs before they 60 after you.
Gargle full-strength Listerine An
tiseptic right away!
In actual tests over 12-year
period those gho gdrgled Listerine
Antiseptic tvice a day had feuer
colds, and usually had nsiIder colds,
and fewer sore tEroats, than those soho
did not qargle Listerine Amtiseptic
Evening star., 1946-11-29
i os1s z street n W I cl,,h

Thomas, 2515 K street NV. club
member.
The display will continue through
December. An annual event, it was
suspended during the last two years
because of wartime Photographic
shortages.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

More than $4,000 schools in the
United States are served entirely or
partly by school buses.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

This erond little Arvin Electrical
Heoter is warm oily on chilly morn
ines. Plug it in and get instont
wornth. And its so light its easy to
carry from room to room------S8.95
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Comedy
Featured
At tQuorter
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IT'S LITERALLY slap, bang
revue at the Latin Quarter this
week with all the acts throwing
themselves into the show with
fervor and the members of Milt
Britton's band throwing things at
one another.
Smart opening number is a
drum majOrette routine, executed
with precision by those attractive
Tiffany Dancers and featuring
the top baton-twirling of two very
cute youngsters, Ted and Flo
Vallett.
Blair and Dean arc really ter
rife dancers, stopping the show
with their offering. which was
just recently the hit of New
York's Copacabana.
SuZan Carol is the blond song
stress with Brittons band and
she's so luscious that the boys all
stop playing her accompaniment
and chase her a Ia Harpo Marx,
up and down the aIStes.
al DELAY Tommy Rafferty, and
Buddy Ramon are just few of
the instrumental clowns who arc
instrumental in breaking up the
band and the audience at the
same time.
Altogether it's good show,
well paced and nicely designed.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Younq al Del Rio

WHETHER IT be comedy chat
ter or familiar song selections.
Smiling Dave Young handles
either with ease in his role as
master Of ceremonies al the Del
Rio Bar.
Other talent in this weeks show
includes Evelyn Fraser. SongSTcSS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
What S a Name?

VIRGINIA FIELDS small fact that the pet is lady Vir-
daughter Maggie dog gna featured in The Imper.
which She calls JIggs despite the feet LadN..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
Finley Notes
BY MRS. DAN GERBER

Miss Edna Whitney had sur
prise party Friday evening for her
father, c. G. Whitney, the occa-
ion being Mr.. Whitney's birthday.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs: jim
Boles. and sons Ronnie and BUD;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Phillipins, MIS-.
la. G. Whitney, Jr. and son Leigh;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Slocum ano
son Lynn, Mrs. Rolla Lanning and
daughter Blanche and Bob McCal-
want. Pinochle was played.
Mrs. C. G. Whitney snd daugn-
ter Betty left Sunday for a weeks
vacation. They will visit in Brem-
erton with Mrs. Whitney's son
and daughter. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt OF
Kennewick visited Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
Fred Brodbeck. n..,.s,
Mrs. Roy Kennedy and mrs.
Pete Lande were hostesses at q
bridal shower, given in honor OF Of
Mrs. T. Atterbury, at the nome Q!
Mrs. Kennedy on Friday evening;
A pleasant evening was enjoyed