davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
UN POSEDZIUOSE
Tx DAUG KALBU

United Nations posedyje,
kalbant apie ateities taika,
tebeina pc senovei kalbos
ir daugiau ju. Amerikos at
stovas Sen. Connally vieno-
je savo kalboje pareiske:
"Jokia paskira valstybe ne
gall eiti link taikos. il tu-
ri tureti draugu. Jokia sa-
lis paskirai negali paimti
pasauli valdyti. Lstorija su-
tarse tokius isivaizdavi-
mus.
Bet kas is tu kalbu kad
sovietams pavesta puse Eu-
ropos nukankinti ir isnai-
knit, ir nieko nedaroma tu
zmoniu isgelbejimui. Visi
delegatai UN posedziuose
bio ir pamineti kad Russia
yra mazu tautu pavergeja
ir kad laikas init jas lais-
vinti. Sovietu sunims gi
visu laiku leidzia skalinti-
lott prizes maza Ispanija,
kuri buk !esanti net pavo-
jjinga taikai, kai ten Gen.
Franco rimtai vadovauja il
saugoja savo zmoniu reika-
lus.
Maskvos skalikai iskelia
net tokius pasiulymus: nu-
traukti su Ispanija rysius,
nedaryti su ia prekybos,
net uzblokuoti ia kariskais
laivais - kad tik bolsevi-
kai greiciau galetu ia Sail
uzvaldyti ir prideti dar vie
ma auka j Kremliaus kruvi-
nu valdOvu nasrus.
Kada prades boikotuoti
ir' net blokuoti, pacia sovie-
tu Russia, ir kada inns tets.
ii Jos karo kri1ninalistus
kurie kartu su Hitleriu is.
provokavo 81 kara?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
PLlENO GAMYBA
ZYMIAI NUKEN-
TEJO

Del angliakasiu streiko
pirmiausia zymiai nuken-
cia plieno gamyba, nes jau
per pirmas, streiko dienas
nepaganinta virs 100000
tony plieno is kurio butu
galima pada1yti 100000 au-
tomobiliu arba $500, 900 ma
mans reikalingu refrigera-
toriu. Jei streikas ilgiau
uzsites keli nlilijonai darbi-
ninku liks be darbo.
Sumazinta traukiniu :ju~
dejimas, uzdeta embargo
ant pervezino prekiu, pas.
to siuntiniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
POlitika
Bolsevikai Protestuoja

KAlP zinoma, Lepk. 26, Wa
shingtone, Baltajame Name,
j diplomatini priemima prie XII
tq valstybiu buvo pakviestas
ir Lietuvos atstovas. Maskvos
Pravdos korespondentas rasy-
damas apie tai is New Yorko,
isbare U. S. State Department
ta del p. zadeikio, 'Lietuvos
ambasadoriaus'', pakvietimo j
tas vaises.
Pravdos korespondentas issi-
reiskia jog tas pakvietimas pa
rodo state departmento oficia-
lu "pasalinga saiausma" "mi-
rusioms sieloms". State de-
partmento oficialai esa pamete
visa supratima proporcijos ir
padorumo" palaikant '"fasisti-
mes Lietuvos vyriausybes" at
stova savo diplomatiniame sa-
rase. Tia vyriausybe, tikrina
korespondentas, "senai iau pa
siliove egzistavus".
SIS PRAVDOS correspondent
to pareiskimas tik privalo pa
skatinti Amerikos Lietuvius
padeti didesnes pastangas kar-
ia ant visados uzbaigti ia ne
aiskia padeti ir rodyma 'pasa-
lingo jausmo" is State Depart
mento puses. State Department
to valdininkai laikas nuo laiko
mus suramina pakartojimais
kad Lietuvos padetis tebera po
senovei kokia buvo. Tuo tarpu
bolsevikarns leidzia testi Lietu-
viu tautos zudyma.
Mes privalome pasakyti Sta
te Departmental ir visai Ame-
rikos vyriausybei, jeigu Lietu-
va laikoma po senovei nepar-
Quota sovietams, il neprivalo
butt laikoma "mirusia siela",
turf butt leista jai sudaryti ir
tureti kokis komitetas ar laiki-
ma vyriausybe, kurios pareigos
butu vadovauti LietuViu tautos
reikalams, Xxi Lietuva nera is
laisvinta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

skirai,. nes jo pasakojimas bu-
vo ilgas ir CANA idomus.
NEIsBUVES nei paros sioje
stovykloje, ryta as kartu SUI
vaziuojanciais darban apleidau
Marzfelda. Didziavausi kad bu-
vau pirmutinis kurs is svetur
aplanke ia uzkampi ir pamate
"vyriskos" stovyklos gyvenima
Ir jauciausi labiau patenkintas
negu kad buciau aplankes is
torini Niurnbergo teisma.
Siuo metu as laukiu trauki.
nio j Bamberga ir jums rasau
'stoties' laukiamajame. !, ku
riame kartu ir valgoma ir mie
gama ir vaikai maitinama. :.
Vienur issitieses ant zemes il
sisi pakeleivis, kitur Vokieti
krausto is vieno maiso kit;
obuolius, dar kitur "besimylin
ii porele" susiglaudus snau
dzia. !. Pasnausiu dar ir a
Xxi traukinio atejimo. Neisi1
miestan ir jo nelankysiu. Te
gul bus taip kad @buvau Romo
je ir popieziaus nemaciau."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
Prades Gaudyti Snipus

VALDzIOS planai limits ty-
rineti komunistu veikla sioje
salyje neisvengiamai pavirs j
sovietu snipu gaudyma visoje
salyje ir gal placioje Ameriko-
je. Komunistai Shame konti-
nente dirba dviem budais -
vienas ju yra viesas, atviras re-
mimas Rusijos uzsieniu politi-
kos per suagituotus komunis-
tus ir ju organizacijas bel vi
sokias ju salininku grupes.
Antras budas - slaptas sni-
pinejimas ir vogimas paslapciu
paciu Rusu agentu ir jiems is
tikimu ar parsidavusiu Ameri-
kos pilieciu.
SIOS Sales valdzia susiduria
su reikalu greitai imtis tyrine-
jimo abiejose tose srityse. Pre-
zidentas Truman paskyre savo
komisija, kuri savo patyrimu
raporta turi patiekti Xxi Vasa-
rio l, ant kick sails yra saugi
nuo kenksmingu ir neistikimq
asmenu dirbanciu valdzios is
taigose.
Kongreso komisija pranesa
kad kaip tik naujas Republiko-
nu Kongresas susirinks, Sausio
3, komisija imsis darbo atiden-
gti komunistus ir ju simpati-
zatorius valdzios istaigose. sa-
liza to, komitetas ryztasi uzves-
ii tyrinejima komunistu veiklos
visoje salyje bendrai, ypatin-
gal kreipiant demesi j Holly
wood, kur sake komunistu pri-
viso kaip kirminQ, kurie stem
giasi pagrobti j savo nagus vi
So filmu industrija, panaudoji-
mui komunistinei propaganda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
SUJUNGE AMERIKOS
,IR BRITU ZONAS
VOkIETIJOE

Amerika ir Britannia pa
sirase sutartis sujungimui
j viena ekonomini vieneta
savo paskirai laikytas oku-
quotas Vokietijos zonas -
tai yra pirmas rimtas ling
snis gelbejimui tos SALES is
suirutes ir pastatyti ant
kelio j normal gyvenima.
Tuo budu, kita visa Vo-
kietijos dalis, pakliuvus j
Rusu nagus, bus paskirai
bolseviku teriojama ir ali
mama, ir niekas negsiima
jos gelbeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
VISUOTNIS STREI-
kAS OAkLANDE

Oakland, Kalifornijoj, is
saukta generalinis streikas
ir suparaliziuota visi biz
Mai ir darbai apie milijono
sio miesto gyventoju. Strei-
ka vadovauja AFL.
Streikas kilo privertimui
dvieju dideGu krautuviu
samdyti j darba unijistus
trokerius. Kitos unijos ia
strelka pareme ir tuomi su-
paraliziavo visa miesta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

$40 KARO metu Ameri-
kos kariuomenes tarnyboje
virsininku nusizude dau-
giau negu paprastu karei-
viz, ir daktaru bel slaugiu
ateme sau gyvastis netike-
tai daug.
Suzymeta 1,179 nusizu-
dymai ir 656 nuzudymai XII
tu kariniu asmenu per karo
laikotarpi. Apie 4 kartus
daugiau kareiviu nusizude
kurie buvo virs 40 m. am.
ziaus negu tarp 20 ir 20 m
amziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
kOMUNISTAS At
MESTAS

Prancuziioje, komunistv
partija pralaimejo pastan.
gose paimti ] savo rankas
laikinos vyriausybes vado-
vybe, kuomet ju kandida-
tas Thorez j premiere vieta
rinkimu nelaimejo.
Prizes j isejo MRP (de-
siniuju) partija ir radikalu
socialistQ partija, nebalsuo-
DANA uz j.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
Lewis Teisrno Pri-
pazintaS KaItu
US NERODO MORO
PHDYTI VALDZIOS
PAGEIDAVIMO

Washington, Gruod. A.
y. S. Distl'ikto teismas IA.
40 angliakasiu unijos pre-
zidenta John L. Lewis kali
tn nesiskaityme su teismo
uzdraudimu saukti anglia
kasiQ streika.
Teisejas Goldborough uz-
deJo paciam Lewis $4,000
pinigines pabaudos, O Uni
ted Mine Workers $780,
600 uz pirmas IA dienu uz-
testo streiko. Lewis, teis-
mo sprendimu, galejo butt
patalpintas ir j kalejima
Xxi neatsauks streiko, ta-
clau teismas SUI juo apsiejo
svelniai, tikeoamas kad :jis
toliau pildys teismo isaky-
ma ir streil1a atsauks.
Bet Lewis visai tyli, ME
ko nesako apie streiko bal
gina, o jo gynejai advoka-
tai enesi apeliaciju keliais
rasti budus Lewis'a ir uni
ja nuo pabaudu paliuosuo-
tt, irodyti kad teismas sia-
me atsitikime neturi jokios
teises unijos vada ir pacia
unija bausti.
Kadangi nera istatymo
sulyg kurio unija gall butt
baudziama uz streikavima,
Lewis dar gall iseiti laime-
tojas ir dar labiau pamisti
savo didybeje, nugalejes vi
SOS SALES valdzia.
Teisejas jam gerai pa
sake: "Cia nera pasielgi-
mas kokio zemo nusizenge-
lilo, bet tai yra piktas, mil
ziniskos reiksmes dalykas.
Tai reiskia bada, salti ir
nedatekliu daugybei kitty;
tai reiskia grasinima paciai
demokratinei sios Sales
valdziai."
Bet tokiam. diktatoriukui
kaip Lewis tie aiskinimai
yra tusti zodziai. Jam ME
ko nereiskia ir pasipiktini-
mas visu kitu 40 milijonu
SALES gyventoju ir milijo-
nu darbininku kurie lieka
be darbo.
Lewis gauna is unijos al
gos $4,000 metuose ir TUX
stancius kitokiu ineigu. Jis
bado ir skurdo nejaus, 0
darbininkai kurie lieka be
darbo .lai sau skursta.
Unijos izde jis turi virs
13 milijonu dolariu pinigu,
jis jauciasi didelis ir galin-
gas.
Americas viesojo gyveni-
mo vadai siulo, jeigu negel-
bsti svelnus SUI juo apsieji-
mas, kad valdzia imtu elg-
tbs SUI juo siurksciai: uz TO-
lesni paniekinima teismo
uzdaryti kalejiman. Ang-
liakasius kviesti dirbti ku-
rie nori, duodant kariuo-
menes apsauga.
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ISAKE BAIGT KARO
NEAPYKANTA

Americas okupacinei ka-
riuomenei Vokietijoje islei-
sta naujas patvarkymas -.
baigti is karo meto uzsite-
susia Vokieciu neapikanta
ir isakyta pagelbeti Vokie-
CLANS atstatyti nuteriota
Sail.
KAHN ka tas gelbes, ka-
da Amerikos kariuomene
Vokietijoje didumoje yra
tokia kurios uzsilaikyma
ten prireike tyrineti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

FEDERALIS Teisejas T. Alan
Goldborough, Washington, D..
c., kuris iSdave teismo laikina
draudima angliakasiu pirminin-
kui John L. Lewis nenutraukti
krug-Lewis sutarties ir neis-
varyti minkstos ANGLES darbi-
ninkus. streikuoti. Tas teismo
isduotas draudimas buvo taiky-
tas isvengti streiko, taciau Le-
wis teismo sprendima panieki-
no ir streika apsauke. Uz tel
smo paniekinima jis patrauktas
atsakomyben.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Sudege. ithaca, N. V
Netoli cia vienoje ukeje SUI
degus gyvenamam namui
ugnyie zuvo motina ir sesi
is jos 10 vaiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

IsLEIDUS gelezinke liu
embargo, sake liks be dar-
bo bent pora milijonu EMO
niu, pasidekojant angliaka-
siu streikui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Filipinuose ramybes ne
ra, nepriklausomybe atga-
vus. Ten veikia "liaudies
armijos", gaujos sukursty-
tu banditu, kurie kovoja
prizes respublikos valdzia.
Ten randasi ir Amerikos
kariuomene, bet j leidzia
sukileliams veikti, nenori
salu "naminius reikalus'
kiStis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Argentinoie, Tu c u m e n
mieste atsilankius prezi-
dento Peron zmonai, per
los sutikimo ceremonijas
susigrudime zuvo IA EMO
niu, 100 kitu suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
PREF. TRUMAN patie.

ke 81 milijonu valdzios is
laidu biudzeta 1888 m.
Republikonu kongre $ a S
pasiryzes valdzios islaidas
sumazinti 20 nuos., prezi-
dentas gi tam priesinsis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

$40 karo begiu Amerika
neteko 81 generolu, kurie
zuvo music lauke arba lex
tuvu nelaimese, % 63 kit
generolai buvo suzeisti ar
ba paimti nelaisven.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
RUDAPEsTE. Vengriio

DO r71H1 =, 'Jo
je, isejo aiksten kad gauja
buvusiu naciu SIS karinin-
ku nuzude apie II zmoniu,
is kuriu mesos dare desras
ir pardavinejo jas juodoje
rinkoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

DOLARIS siadien perka
reikmenQ tik SO centu yer.
tes palyginus su 1941 me.
tais, del kainQ pakilimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
LAISkAI Is TEN
kUR GYVENA
BE MANU-
Raso Dirvos Korespondentas
Paryziuje.
NIURNBERGAS

NlURNBERGAS
AS NESU gerai orientuotas
kick pas JUS ten, skaitytoiau.
uzdlrbama ] menesi. Bet lei
norite Marzfeldo stovyklos Lie
tuv1o uzdarbi isversti j dolarius
ia oficialiu kursu gausite 13
dolariu; gi neoficialiu tik vie
ma dolari. ir tai dar nepilna. AS
manau kad skirtuma rasite JUS
patys ir, turbut, rasite toki kad
suabejosite mano patiektomis
zlnlomis. 0 Wis del to JOS yra
tikros: toks uzdarbis yra sia-
dlen Vokietijoje visiems darbi-
nlnkams nespecialistams. Tie
sa, oficialios kainos taipgi ski
rlasl zymiai, bet oficialia kama
negausi net virves pasikarti. o
ka kalbeti apie daiktus reika-
1nguS gyvenlmul.
Stovykloje maistu perdaug
nesiskundziama. Gauna 5000
kaloriju ir gyvena. zinoma,
tas maistas yra monotoniskas,
kasdien Wis tas pats ir igrysus.
AS taipgi buvau pavaisintas
vakariene, kuri susidejo is zir-
mines sriubos ir duonos. Sriu-I
ba nebuvo perdaug bloga, bet,
zinoma, nepalyginamai bloges-|
ne uz ta kuria valgiau Lietuvo-
Je 5-to pulko kareivinese, at
likdamas karine prievole. O.
tada, menu, rasiau daznai, ma
mai j namus kad siustu desru
ir sviesto, mes sakiau neislai-
kysiu. -. SUI tokia sriuba. Ra-
sytu ir Marzfieldo Lietuviai ia
patti, bet nezino kan. -.
STOVYKLOJE inteligentiniu
pajiegu beveik visai nera, tai
gi ir kulturinis gyvenimas tus-
cias: jokio choro, jokiu kursu,
jokios paskaitos. Mokyklos ne
ra, mes dviem vaikams neima-
noma jos tureti. Laikrasciai,
kad ir velai, bet ateina. Vie
nas-kitas barakas susidejes tu-
ri isigijes radio ir gall jo pa
galba Sick tick sviestis. >. Sa-
vo baznycios irgi neturi; bet
Lietuvis kunigas atsilankas.
VAKARE komendantas sd
kviete stovyklos Lietuvius pra-
nesimui. Kalbejo apie "scree-
ninga" (sijojima) ir kitokius
vietos feikalus. Sale pasikaI-
bejimui atstojo barakas. Wy
raj susedo ant low, sustojo
prize sienu, sutupe ant slenks-
ciu, o mes, kalbetojai, viduryje
susedome ant ilgo stale, koias
susikelem ant suolo (mat, no.
rejome kai ka paimituoti. J
ir kalbejomes visokiais klausi-
mais. AS klausiausi ju, O jie
klausesi names; jie man pasa-
kojo apie ju reikalus, o as
jiems apie musu visu bendruo-
sius. Zinoma, visiems rupejo
patirti kas daroma Lietuvos
reikalui; kokios perspektyvos
musu tevynei ir kokia ateitis
paciu isvietintu Lietuviu. Bal
gene kalbas apie vidurnakti,
baigeme geresneje nuotaikoje
negu pradejome.
Tai beveik viskas ka as ma
ciau ir girdejau ''vyru stovyk-
loje". Nakti name patalpino
komendantas viename barake
kuris buvo isdalintas kamba-
riais, ir pagulde greta vieno
jauno vyruko kurs labai nese-
mai buvo atvykes is Cekoslova-
kijos, pabeges is sovietu arml-
jos. Jis paprasciausiais zodziais
man dar ilgai pasakojo kail
jis buvo .mobilizuotas Lietuvo-
je, atejhs sovietams, kur il
kaip jis buvo apmokytas, kair
jis dalyvavo Breslau ir Berly.
no paemime ir kaip jis veliaJ
pabego ir kodel bego. Apie vi
- kcs ok i,1v,ac Y,ono q okncil1 at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01

and Maurice Scott, Seattle, Wash
ington.
Sophomores from Sc. Paul; Fred
Schuck, medical technology Elon.
celia Iverson, education; Olga An
derson, music; Bill Johnson, pre-
law. From Minneapolis: Lawrence
Brown and Maurice Howell, phar-
macy; James Wade, art; Robert
Murray, mortuary school; Nelson
Peery, English; Alvin Peery, pollti-
cal science; Henry Franklin,
mechanical engineering; Shirley
Cannon, child psychology, out-of-
town: Robert Primm, Oklahoma,
music and education; Jeanne Ste
phens, Chicago, ILL.,, mathematics;
Maxine DAviess, Charleston, w,
Va, library science; James Boyd,
Sc. Louis, Mo-, engineering; Janet
Winfield, Duluth, pre-law; Don Ho-
gan, East ST. Louis, pre-law; Bar
bra Mcdonald, Kansas City, No.,
nursing; Arlene MCCARTHY, Louisi-
ana, library science. Others includ-
cd are Patricia Hickman, Duluth;
Naomi Zachary, Al Burgess, Bar.
bra Hall, Jewell Sears, Wanda Ow-
ems, Helen Thurston. Dolores Walk
Ell, Arlene Allison, Charlotte Walk
err, Gloria O'Neal, and Dolores Ban.
ham.
Junior students are: Dorothy
Munson. st, Paul, dental hygiene;
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01
Isaac Woodurd.
Blinded Veteron.
To Appear Here

Plans are being completed by the
st. Paul branch NAACP for the
mass meeting on November 10
which will feature Isaac Woodland,
World War ii veteran, who was
permanently blinded recently in
South Carolina when he had his
eyes gouged out by n policeman.
three hours after his discharge
from the Army.
At the recent meeting Of the
branch, Joseph Gilman, director Of
the United Paekinghouse Workers
Union, clio, blamed the meat pack
ers for the recent meat famine. In
his speech, Behind the Meat Fam
ine." Gilman charged the packers
with storing millions Of pounds
Of meat In order to force the re-
moval Of price controls. The action
Of the packers was one Of the
greatest frauds ever perpetrated
on the American public, said Sam
Segal, another official Of the union,
who was also q speaker.
The report Of the branch NOM
mating committee was made by J.
Nathaniel Smith, chairman. and
Mrs. Addie Few, secretary. The
election will be held next month.
j. Z. johnson was named chair
man Of the annual NAACP Christ
mas seal sale.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01
Reginald Johnson
Visits Twin Cities
For Urbun Leuque

Reginald A. johnson, director Of
field services Of the National
Urban League, was q visitor In the
Twin Cities on October 20 and 80.
Mr.. johnson, a native Of Mime
apolis, and a graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, entered the
services Of the Urban League in
1928. On occasions he has been
drafted by governmental agencies
for special service among which
was to the War Manpower Com
mission, for which he served as q
regional chief Of minority group
services, l94l-l043.
He has also served as executive
secretary Of the Atlanta Urban
League and a. industrial secretary
Of the Pittsburgh and 81. Louis
Leagues.
The purpose Of Mr.. Johnson's
present visit was 10 discuss with
local executives and board members
means whereby the National Urban
League can be of more service In
solving problems faced by local
Leagues.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01

johnson, Sr. Class Of l048".
A banquet and program was held
at the closing session on Sunday
evening In the undercroft Of st.
Phillips Episcopal Church. Fea-
tured on the program were the
voices Of ThelmA Dorsey Thomas
and James Murray, accompanied
by Ira Dorsey, Jf. Following re-
marks and an address By Attorney
Summers, group pictures were
taken by Tuily Hickman.
The banquet was planned and
executed by q committee Of Con-
EistOry members headed by I. M.
Dorsey and composed Of James l..
Mckinney, Eugene Tucker, b.
Franklin Henderson, A. b. Wright,
Earl Sims and William y. Shep.
ard.
The arrival and departure Of the
visiting MaBons was attended by
q large reception committee Social
couTtesies during their stay In
cluded: breakfast Rt the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. Henderson,
Saturday morning; dinner at the
Elks Club: breakfast with Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Lawrence. Jr., on
Sunday; q sightseeing tour Of the
Twin Cities, Sunday afternoon, and
a smoker by FeEZan Temple No.
20 Of the Ancient Arabic Egyptian
Order Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
Charles ID. Doty In ilIustriOus pc.
tentate Of the Shrine.
A reunion Of the members Of the
"Jose II. Sherwood Class Of i945"
Of North Star Consistory was held
Sunday afternoon.
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CoEell and Barney Breelove, Min
neapolia. physical education; Ken.
meth Wallace, business; Alice Jonss,
soeial work; Ben Peery, physics;
Robert Stephens, languages; Ruby
Shane, Evansville, Ind; Grandson
Morrison. Kansas City, law, and
Robert Mallory, education.
Senior students include; Mary
Jane Ward, Sc. Paul, languages;
Calvin Norris, Minneapolis, chem
istry: Steve Maxwell, 81. Paul,
medicine; Albert Mcclure, Mime
apolis, and Charles Nichols, Duluth,
engineering.
The Graduate school includes the
following names: Walter Ambrose,
st. Louis, industrial education;
Georgia Shirley, Atlanta, Ca, so
cial work; VelmA Hammonds, Los
Angeles, dental hygiene and public
health; Aida Perez Rivera, Puerto
Rico, economies; FranEena jackson.
Kansas City, KAns., psyehiAtric so
cial work; Jean Niles, Evansville,
Ind, social work; Sam Reed, 81,
Paul, law.
Other names without classified
ton are; Zeke Middleton, Lenester
G. White, Ruth Manning, Jesse
Gardner. Julius Goodman. James
Brown, Minneapolis; Percia Hut
chersOn, Helen Freeze. Lillian Car
ruthers, Warren Hayes. Helen
Jamison, and Clarence Robertson.
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EckenToth 10 Preach
On 'WhGt God SGid 10
Remember Sunday Niuht

Melvin X. Eckenroth, VIII o m
Thousands have heard, will speak
Sunday night ut the Lycsum The
atre, Minneapolis. on the subject,
What God Said To Remember.
But the World Said 10 FORGET"
The meeting IL one Of the reg
ular series presented by "Pr0ph-
eey Speaks" which attract people
from all over the Twin Cities.
A Bible class Ia conducted by
Pastor y. v. Thompson, q returned
missionary from Africa. Studies
will be from the book Of Revelation.
Begins promptly at pm.
A. l.. Kirk, pastor Of GlsnwOod
Adventist Church, IL one Of the
associates In the Prophecy Speaks
staff.
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with pre-war university students.
Due to the irregulArity Of some
Of the students classes, Il was i'm
possible TO secure all the names
necessary 10 complete the list, but
those obtained to date include;
In the freshman class, from 81.
Paul: Anna Woods, medical tech
nology; Pauline Thurston, bacteri-
ology; Patricia Cartwright, soci-
ology; Hugh Schuck, engineering;
Max Hall, medical chiropody; Beu-
lah Baines, medicine. Others whose
majors were unavailable are Lois
MilERp, z. T. Munson, Larry Will
liams, Fred L Anderson, Larry
Rife, Larry Peoples, Emanuel
Rosely, Bradford Benner, and
Robert Smith.
Freshmen from Minneapolis:
Anterior Hughes, art; Jean Brown,
arts school; Kenneth Henson, medi-
cal technology; Stanley Roberts,
pre- law; William Walker, engi-
neering; Juanita Nevis, sociology
Glenn Pullens, physical education;
Felix Claridy, public health;
John c. Virgins, medicine; VIII
liam McMoore, physical education;
Edwin Sizer, education; Robert
Wormley, forestry; Blaine Frazier,
pre- law; Arthur Slaughter, medi-
cine. Others are: Joe Lewis, Ezra
Anderson, Virginia; Hobart Banks,
Frances Lowry, Des Moines, Iowa,
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y
Illustrious peers of the Supreme
Council Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free
masonry, Northern Jurisdiction Of
the United States, conducted the
work. Levi Morris, COMMANDMENT
chief Of Western Consistory %,
Chicago, conducted the ceremonies
assisted by Robert II. Harper, sec
rotary general Of the Holy Empire;
James Il. Knight, associate dlrectof
Of degrees; Charles II. Seals, grand
sentinel, Western ConSistory;
James r. Hill, librarian Of Western
Consistory; Raymond W. Cannon,
commander in-chief, North Star
Consistory; John r. Lawrence, Jr.,
thrice potent grand master, Adoni-
ram Lodge OF Perfection IL, and
Gerald Hargrave, most wise master
Of Pillar Of Beauty chapter Of Rose
Croix II. Attorney Frank M. Sum
mers Of East st. Louis, Illinois, was
In charge Of elevation.
The class elevated 10 the 32nd
degree included SeabrOok Sydes,
Ulysses r. Webb. Charles II. Jones
and Taft Lacey Of Pioneer Lodge;
Lapurcell Greene, Martin Wedding.
ton, James Murray and Robert l..
Turpin Of Perfect Ashlar Lodge;
Robert l.. Coleman Of Anchor Hill
yard Lodge; Clarence W. Smith,
John T. Smith, Spencer Shlvers,
Theodore Woodland, John y. Craw-
ford and Leonard Madden Of Pales-
tine Lodge. and James d. Granville
Of Westport Lodge Of Kansas City.
The class honored Chester A. John
son Of Minneapolis, 33rd degree, by
selecting him ~ sponsor and nam
ing themselves the "Chester A.