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Evening star., 1946-02-24
Star Tourney Brings
Another. Big Week
OF Basket Ball

Washington basket ball fans, still
tingling from week Of high school
games that produced a new District
public high champion last night at
Tech, tie in the Catholic League
and champions in the Northern Vir-
ginia Conference and in nearby
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties of Maryland, have another
exciting week at hand. The Stars
14th annual Metropolitan WASH
ington interscholastic tournament,
opening tomorrow night at the Uni
versity of Maryland's Ritchie Coli
scum, will bring together eight lead
ing teams to decide the best in the
Capital area.
The big windup Saturday night
will produce a new Metro titlist as
Tech, last years winner, failed to
earn a berth this season. The win
ming team will be invited to the
Duke-Durham tournament the fol-
lowing week end to compete for
the Southern high school cham
pionship.
Hot Tournament Likely.
The eight competing teams are
Wilson and Coolidge; last nights
finalists in the public high school
series; Gonzaga and st. Johns, CO.
leaders in the Catholic League;
George Washington, Northern Vir-
ginia champion; Hyattsville, Prince
Georges County champ; Bethesda,
the Montgomery County titlist. and
Blair, which lost to Bethesda by
one point in last weeks big payoff
game there With such a select
lineup the 1916 edition of the tour
nament looms as the hottest in the
14-year history of the event.
A feature will be the selection of
the outstanding player who will re-
ceive special trophy. In the past
this has gone to such top players
as Jim Giebel and Joey Gallagher
of st. Johns, Bob Lamon of Eastern,
Joe Hensley of George Washington,
Keith Harder of Tech, Bob Phillips
of Washington-Lee. Bob Mulvihill of
Gonzaga and Bob Custer of Eastern.
Opens Tomorrow Night.
Tourney action opens tomorrow
night with two first-round games,
George Washington playing Blair at
7:3o, followed by Coolidge against
Bethesda. Tuesdays two tits send
st. Johns against Wilson and Hy-
attsville against Gonzaga. Semi
finals are slated Thursday with the
Coolidge Bethesda victor meeting
the Hyattesville- Gonzaga winner.
followed by the survivors of Wilson,
st. Johns and Blair George Wash
lngton games
The girls section presents four
outstanding teams: Washington-Lee.
last years winner; Richard Mont
gomery, Maryland Park and Be-
thesda. The first three are unde-
feated this season, while Bethesda
has had only two setbacks from
Washington-Lee and Richard Mont
gomery, while winning eight. The
girls will play two games Wednes-
day night, opening with Bethesda
against Maryland Park, followed bv
Washington-Lee playing Richard
montgomery. The lassies will de-
eide their championship on Satur-
day night as . prelim to the bows
title tilt.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

seasons scorers, although they rated
well. They were among the best
defensive men and ran their re-
spective quints from the floor, set
ting up many scoring plays with
their passing and dribbhng.
Second team selections are Art
Scribner, Wilson, and Charles Brot-
man, Tech. the latter a quiet, un-
noticed player most of the time, but
who always played a steady game.
Chosen as captain is Wilson's
Taylor, about the most versatile
player in the series. Whatever
Coach Phil Fox asked him to do.
he did well. He was center man
on the Tiger zone defense, from
which he broke away for frequent
scores and also was used with out
standing success as a pivot player
particularly in the game against
Central which gave the Colts their
spot in the title game. C. Ell.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Varied Sports

Swimming
Navy. 4s; Merchant Marine Academy. 81.
Solumpla; 30 Fordham, 10.
Great Lakes, So: Wayne 10
Illinois. SIS; Indiana, 20.
Blaai, Military Academy. 81; Navy Navy Piebes,
Trinity, 40; Amherst, 35.
Track.
Iowa State. 81; Drake, 81.
North Central, 66; Loyola (Chicago) IS.
P5imhurst; 5iiI 32 p; Morton Junior, 492s
Minnesota. 50; Iowa, "a; Chicago 81.
Wrestling.
Army, "a; Muhlenberg, 0.
AAGmY plsSss 1s BEr2gGsiyn Poly H.
ssagy; saITn, ,bs 3s; Gas. SS. Guard Academy. 8.
Illinois, IA Purdue, IL.
Fencing.
Navy, 10; Saltus Club, s.
n. Z. y, II; Army, 10
Navy v Piebes He la: So william ATmy P1seef senn 12
Rifle.
Navy, 1857; Maryland, / ,34a.
Navy .Plebes. 1853; Staunton Military
Academy, ,323.
Gymnastics
Germantown YMCA., 5l1a; Navy 44k.
Army Plebes. 53Ia; Dickinson High, 4o19
Lower Merton High, 81; Navy Plebes, 80
Boxing.
Army. g. Penn State, >
Army Plebes, 5l2; Staunton Militar,
Academy. pa.
Hockey.
Army Plebes, z; Norfolk High, 2.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
LoughIin, Mercersbuv
Garner Track Titles
BY the As,oeieted py..,

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. %
Bishop Loughlin of Brooklyn sue
cuessfully defended its high school
team championship but MERGERS
burg, dethroned the Hill School In
the prep division at the 18th an
nual national indoor interscholastic
track and field meet today.
Phil Ihigpen of Seton Hall won
the prep school 880-yard run in
2:02.l and the mile in 1859.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Michigan Regoins BIott,
AIumnus, os Line Coach
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 23.-
Jack L. Blot. former Michigan all
America center and a member of
the wolverines coaching staff from
1924 until 1884, today was named line
coach.
Blot, a member of the Ford
Motor Co. personnel department for
the past six years, will succeed Clar-
ence Biggie) Mum, who recently
accepted the head coaching job at
Syracuse.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Smith Of ST. A|bans
Poison 10 St. James
BY the Associated Pres.

ST. JAMES, Md, Feb. 23.-
Sparked by the one-handed marks
manship of Forward Paul Smith, St
Adams Prep School overcame a
halftime deficit of two points and
went on to 48-38 triumph over st.
James here today.
The visitors trailed 1925 at the
intermission and again 1896 after
3 minutes of the fourth period, but
Smith, with his one-hand f1ips,
turned the tide.
He led all scorers with Is points
on six field goals and three foul
shots. Center Pollard paced the
losers with 10 points.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Navy Ends Home Play,
Beating Coast Guard
BY the Associoisd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 23.-
Maintaining comfortable lead
throughout, Navy's basket ball five
closed its home season today with
47-31 victory over the United
States Coast Guard Academy.
1t was the Middies' 18th win in
IA starts. Navy rings down the cur
tain on the season next Saturday
against Army at West Point.
Navy got off to a SO lead and
increased its margin to 25-12 by
half time.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Episcopal Five Scores
Easy Win Over V. E.S.
BY the Associated Press

LYNCHBURG, Va, Feb. 23.-Led
by Gregory, Daniel and Alexander,
Episcopal High turned in a 51-to-17
victory over Virginia Episcopal here
this afternoon.
With Alexander counting 20
points and Daniel dropping an even
dozen, the Alexandria five took an
early lead and added to it as the
game progressed.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Revived Piedmont Meet
To Be Held March 30
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.

UPPERVILLE, Va. Feb. 23.-
Piedmont point-to-point races will
be run Saturday, March 80, for the
first time since they were cancelled
because Of the war.
The event will be held on the
property Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mel
Ion, near Upperville. There will be
three races, all over a tagged
course Of approximately 5h miles.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

ing. He was only beginning to hit
his stride under Georgetown's Jack
Hagerty when the war interrupted
his career, and Edwards feels he has
an excellent chance of making the
pro grade.
Redskins officials yesterday had
little information on Britt and
Ehrhardt, other than that they
were standouts in college and were
highly recommended. Ehrhardt was
in the Army's special services
branch while Britt served overseas
in the Army.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Two Maryland Shots High,
But Navy Takes Match
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

py "s Assoefofso rTess
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Fed. 23.-Navy
rif1emen bested Maryland today, l.
367 to 1,349.
Top-scorers Of the meet, however
were Maryland men, Miller and
Bowling.
Navy scorers were Bill Sanders
276; Kern, 275; Ellis, 275; Wilton
Sanders, 271, and Otto, 270.
Maryland: Miller, 281; Bowling
27s; Bowers, 265; Baker, 264; Kurtz
26O,
Evening star., 1946-02-24
AN-Virginia Basket Team
Contains Six Players
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 23.-Vir-
ginia coaches have picked an all
star six-man basket ball team SIM
ply because they couldn't leave any
one of the half dozen out.
Their choices are:
Forwards-Freddie CAN'T. Richmond:
william Balas. Hampden-Sydney; Stan
ley MagdZiak. William and Mary.
Center-Anthony Diservio, Richmond
Guards-Harry Bushkar, Virginia Tech,
and Charles Noe. Virginia
DiServio and Balas are freshmen
and the latter led the Old Dominion
scorers with $40 points in 27 games.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Boston Arena Planning
Two Big Improvements
BY the Associoted Pres,

BOSTON, Feb. %. - Walter
Brown, Boston Garden arena head
man, has plans for a new $4,000
basket ball court for the arena,
which he says will be the finest in
the country, and a $4,000 board
track which will make the garden
track meets lot better.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
St. Albuns Booters Aheod

Breaking a deadlock with a min
ute to go, st. Adams defeated st,
James of Hagerstown, Md, at Soc
Ger here yesterday, / to O. John
Barto scored the goal.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Army Lists Colorado u.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. "a R.-
Colorado U. will play Army in foot
ball for the first time on October 4
l947. The game will be here.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
MILDLY PIebes Do Well

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. q [P.-
Nays Plebe basket ballers wound
up their season with seven wins in
starts today by defeating Staunton
Military Academy. 40-35.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Newer to Have Churqe
Of Richmond Grid Pros
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 23.-The
Richmond Club of the Dixie Pro-
fessional Football League has named
H. Macauley McEver football player
or coach at Virginia Tech for nearly
two decades, as business manager
and head coach.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

ed In getting across to Lou had
an immediate effect, because the
youthful Italian Highlander pro.
ceeded to win and finished the 1910
season with II triumphs and IS de-
feats.
In Service in Europe.
With Thomasville, Ga, in the
Georgia Florida League. Lou re-
versed that record in 1941, winning
18 games and losing II. q season
which promoted him to Chatta-
nooga in 1912, where he won 13
games and lost IL. AS the result
of that record with a feeble club,
Bevil, possessor of a sharp curve
ball, was summoned to Washington
late in the year, but hung around
only two weeks before Uncle Sam
pointed a long, lean finger in his
direction.
Twenty-four-year-old Lou, who
drapes 100 pounds over a 5-foot
11-inch frame, later became Stan
Sergeant Bevilacqua and as q tank
commander participated in three
major battles in seven months over
seas. During his 40 months in the
service he saw France, Germany
and Austria.
Bevilacqua Is married and will be
a daddy in September. His hope is
to grasp a pitching berth with the
Mats this season, but with Wash
ington 50 plentifully supplied with
hurlers LOUIS ambition may be de-
layed.
Infielder Cecil Travis and Out
fielder Bruce Campbell were among
early arrivals of the Mats second
squad, pulling in today but too late
to participate in practice. Working
out with the Mats for the first time
were Inielders George Myatt and
Eddie Lyons-Myatt at third base
and Lyons at second.
Third Baseman Sherry Robertson
and Rookie Outfielder Gil Coan
spanked the Mats batting drill,
both hoisting two drives over the
380-foot fence in right field. They
marked the first whacks out OF the
park.
Outflelder Stan Spence and Jeff
Heath will become holdouts If they
fail to arrive tomorrow, but Presi-
dent Clark Grifith expects both TO
appear. In Heath's case Grifnth Ia
hoping, for he hasn't had q reply
from his last letter to the former
Cleveland outfielder. Spence Is su-
perstitious and refuses to sign until
he reaches training camp, 80 the
Mats boss isn't fretting about him.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Army Boxers Win Aooin

WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. 23 (Pr.
-Army's boxing team today re-
mained undefeated. humping Penn
State, 6 to 2, after losing the first
two bouts.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
St. Johns Rifle Team
Takes 18th STRAIGHT

st. Johns sharpshooters won their
18th straight shoulder -to-shoulder
rifle match yesterday in defeating
the Massanutten Military Academy
team, 1921 ,264, on the Virginians'
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Tech Defeats Eastern
To Retuin Rifle Leod

Tech High riflemen maintained
their first-place standing in the in
terhigh series by defeating Eastern,
1921 ,234 yesterday on the Train
erS' range
Evening star., 1946-02-24
KurIond's So Points Thrill

SALTWATER, Okla. Feb. "a up.
Towering Bob Kurland's So points
in game was the talk here after
the COWBOYS 1888 victory over St.
Louis. >
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dzoti Russia, patti Stalna ivare baime kad s eme slap
stytis jau uz Urau: Tada is saygoms susidejus gale
o gau pagabos is Americas ir is Angljos ir tik aciu
siu dvieju valstybiu pagabai isliko gyvas
Neuzteko kad isliko gyvas bet js vel grebesi savo
suktybu pasidaryti r galingiausias diktatorus pa
saulyje. Kada Anglia r Amerika kariavo tik nugale-
mui bendro prieso, stalinas stprno pozcjas vi
sur k1r tk gaejo isverzt pradedant nuo Albanijos,
Jugoslavos petQrytQ Europoje, Xxi Kuriu sally siau-
riname Pacifike.
Tas peraiskiai matoma ir Amerikai r Anglijai, ir
nereSes zoplesniu dipomatu kap tu sau eigu jie s-
tks pakti Russia visagaincia valstybe kur kes me-
tus pasrodys grasminga r pagrumos Amerikai ir Ang
jai taip kaip dar pasaulis nemate
Juo greciau bus preita prie issiaiskinmo sitos pa
deties kad r karo priemonems tue svekiau iseis pa
cia Amerkai ir vsam pasauliui
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Tkra Bolsevikiska
Taktika

Amerikos Lietuviams yra la
bal gerai zinoma musu komu-
MISTY taktika is anu laiku, ka-
da jie dar kartu maisesi SLA
ir kitose organizacijose ir ve-
de 'kova prizes visus kas nebu-
vo jQ puses.
Kad ir didziausias ignoran-
tas, bolsevikelis neprisilaikyda-
mas jokios tvarkos, ar caves
balsa kalbeti ar ne, atsistoja
lr rekia savo uzsibreztu klau-
simu; jis nepaiso nei pirmi-
ninko pastabu, nei pastangu su-
laikyti jam balsa.
Panasiai pasielge Paryziaus
taikos konferencijoje sovietu
atstovas Visinsky Albanijos
klausimu kalbedamas. Rugpju-
clio 10, kada konferencijai pir-
mininkavo Prancuzas Bidault,
Visinsky pasieme balsa ir pra-
dejo tue senu bolsevikisku me-
todu prakalba. Visinsky, ne
siprases pirmininko balso, at
sistojo, ir pradejo kalbeti Ru-
siskai. Pirmininkas Bidault ir
barskino j stala, ir kujeliu ba-
ladojo jam sustoti, ir pagaliau
pradejo skambinti skambalu
kuriuo posedziai pradedami ir
uzbaigiami, bet Visinsky Wis
droze ir droze savo kalba, Ru-
siskai, kuria suprato tik sovie-
tu draugai ir patys Rusai, O
kitos tautos nesuprato.
Visinskio kalba tue baigesi
kad pirmininkas piktai pareis-
ke jog il nebus net j rekor-
dus irasyta.
Albanijos klausimas atideta
ant toliau.
Sovietu delegacijos reikala-
vimas dvieju trecdaliu balsu
nutarimui kokio klausimo vel
susilauke astraus pasipriesini-
mo ir U. S. atstovo Byrnes,
kuris atkirto astral:
"Mes nekariavom uz tai kad
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diktuoti laisvam pasauliui, ar
kad kuris musu sajungininkas
diktuotu NUNS.
Byrnes ir kitu atveju uz-
atakavo Molotova, kuris kalti-
no visus kas tik balsuoja ne su
Rusais, esant bloku prizes Ru-
sija. ''Kokia teise tie kurie
pakartotinai balsuoja SUI Sovie-
tu Unija vadina mus kurie ne
visada sutinkame SUI Sovietu
Unija, bloku prizes ja? Kokia
palaida ir klastinga ia kalba !"
Molotovas itardinejo Ameri-
ka ir Anglia net ruosiant tre-
cia kara, kas, zinoma, butu
prizes bolsevikus. Byrnes j tai
atreze:
GAS manau kad tos salys ku-
rios siunte savo sunus j uzju-
rius nugaleti bendra priesa tu-
tt apkaltinimui kad tos salys
daryme. Ir as padarau isim-
ii apkaltinime kad tos salys
kursto trecia Pasaulini Kara"
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ATVIRA zAIZDA

Saulelydis ca pat kalnu virsunes laizo,
Siljono pill dengia burlaivs smaisktus
Krutine sielvartas, lkimo kirciai raizo
Ir mintys krypsta ten kur Nemunas sraunus.
Juk siuo metu musu salyj rugiai jau plaukia,
Deja, juos kirsti ruosias zmones svetimi
Gal seses, broliai Sbiro toliuos gallo lauka,
0 Letuvai setoniski r sunkus panciai kalam
Lietuvis, gynes Vakarus nuo Azijos Atlu,
Dabar kraujuos papludes, tu Vakaru apleistas,
Karstoj madoj temeldzia Viespati ramintoa sirdzQ,
Pasauui proto, noredamas tik laisves.
Sunkiuos apmastymuos paskendus Vilniaus katedra
Ir Gedmino kalne trispalve neplevesuoja,
Bet amzinas Letuvis tiki didzius atlaidus
Ir girdi Dievo namuos vargonai groja.
Jau paskutina saules spinduiai Lemano veda glosto
Atograzu geyna glaudzas nakciai rengdamies,
Mintis toll sesupes paupiu lazdynuos braido.
Sunki, nezmoniska .dalia, suspausta nevilties.
Andrius Vilkaviskietis.
L946-VII-24 Clacens, svecarija
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stumdaml vlenas kita nuo knygos puslapiu. Ap-
rasomieji vaizdai dinamiski pakankamai pilni,
tenkina skaitytoja Lietuviskam iaunimui 81
turl pakankama istorini kolorta ir visskai pa
apysaka yra puikus skaitymas, kuriu ir Nepri-
klausomoJe Lietuvoje neturejome pakankamai
Autorius neuzsimoja vazduoti ryskias ir
sudetlngas asmenybes, atskleisti giliu pscholo-
giniu raizganQ, arba pedantiskai ir skrupulinga
atvaizduoti senoves gyvenima Tai viskas tk
pasunkintu autoriaus pasirinkta popuiarios, len
gvai skaitomos apysakos tipa; net, gal but, tu-
retu stabdancios itakos vekalo dinamika. W.
tat apysakos fabulos suraizgymo atzvilgiu 81
apysaka neuzseidza items verstniems istori-
MANS veikalams kuriais Nepriklausomoje Lie
tuvoje knygu leidejai aprupindavo knygu rinka.
Gi tai kad kiekviename puslapyje jauciama jog
tai rasyta Lietuvio, daro knyga ir visai nepaly-
ginima svetimu autoriu kuriniais. Tx au-
torius-Letuvis, vaizduodamas musu tautos var
gus ir kancias, tegali atjausti tai nuosirdziai r
tikrai
Per visa apysaka autorius rodo skaitytojui
amzina, nepaliaujama musu presu verzimasi su-
naikinti musu lasve ir paglemzt mus vergijon.
Apysakoje destoma apie musu protevius, bet tai
taip artima NUNS dabar, kai Lietuva uzgriuvo
tokios ziaurios neaimes, kad musu proteviu var
gai tampa skaitytojui musu dabarties tautiecio
vargais. Juk dabar musu gentkarte akyViz-
dziai pergyvena toki pat prieso smurta, klasta
ir pasaluniskuma. Autorius rodo kad ir kovos
lauke, ir po kiniu ideally skraiste, ir is pasalu,
priesas tenori tik vieno, arba is orc arba is vi
daus susprogdinti musu atsparuma kovai.
AUTORIUI gerai nusiseke pravesti apysa-
koje sia svarbia mint, tai ir sudaro svarbiausi
apysakos veikiro skaitytojui nuopelna. Tai da-
ro apysaka pilna aliuzijy musu dabarti.
Greta to ivairiopo priesu verzlumo demas-
kavimo autorius neaplenke neparodes ir nepa-
prasta blogi kuri atnesa NUNS tarpusaviai val
dai, mus susilpnina ir susmulkna.
Bendrai tariant, "Apis, Kestuco Islaisvin-
tojas" apysaka yra idom knyga gausi intrigue
janciomis situacijomis ir, greta to, pravedanti
dar gilia, pamoknancia sentencija skatinancia
mus burtis kovon ir nepasikliauti prieso klasta
81 apysaka yra grazus ndelis musu populiaria
istorine lektura; il ryztingai nuteikia skaityto-
ja.
Ar nereketu pasistengti kad 81 apysaka at
srastu musu pabegeu skurdziu knygyneliu lem
tynose. Vargsai pabegeliai negali jos isigyti,
bet ar negaletu ateiti jiems pagalbon kuri kul-
turine Amerikos Lietuviu organizacija, uzpirk-
DANA sia apysaka ir parupindama ja persiQsti
Europon. kas.
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eTRAFIKO nelaimese sioje salyje kiekvie

eTRAFIKO nelaimese sioje salyje kiekvie-
ma menesi zusta, vidutniai INFANT, po 5000 gy-
vasciu, arba apie $4,000 zmoniu praranda gy-
vybes kiekvena meta tik del to kad turime au-
tomobilius Prize to reikia prideti tukstancius
ant visados suzalojamu, milijonus suzeidziamu,
ir milijoninius nuostolius laidotuvems uzmustu-
ju, gydymui suzeistu, globojimui likusiu naslal-
ciu, ir dar nuostolius sudauzytQ automobiliu.
SAKOMA kad Amerikietis vidutiniai SUI
valgo per meta tick mesos kick jis pats sveria.
sVEICARIJOJE manu- statyba, kurios la
bal reikalnga, tapo sutrukdyta stokuojant Ian
cams stiklo.
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'LAISVOJI LIETUVA'

Patriotinis Pietu Americas Lietuviu kovos,
visuomenes, memo ir mokslo zurnalas.
Norintieji zinoti kaip Lietuviai gyvena Pietu
Amerikoje ir kaip kovoja uz Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybe, skaitykit "Laisvaja Lietuva".
Metams tik $500.
"LAISVOJI LIETUVA'
Gale Rio de Janeiro 4O01. Cerro.
Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Dirvos Paryzziaus Kores'
pondentas Nuvyko
! Vokietija

Musu Paryziaus correspondent
tas siomis dienomis gavo leidi-
ma ivaziuoti okupuoton Vokie-
tijon, kur jis dabar lankosi po
Lietuviu stovyklas ir gryzes
duos Dirvai ellie straipsniu is
Lietuviu gyvenimo Vokietijoje.
PREF. TRUMAN paskelbe
Rugpjucio 3 d. kad valdzios in
eigos 81 fiskali meta yra 8 BIZ
lijonais dolariu didesnes negu
buvo numatyta praeita Sausio
menesi. Taciau pasake kad Wis
dar valdzia negales subalan-
suoti savo biudzeto. Islaidos
Wis yra zymiai didesnes negu
ineigos.
RUSAI iSplese is Vokietijos
jau apie $75O,OOO,oOO is 10 BIZ
lijonu dolariu atlyginimu ku-
riuos Maskva dar tikisi is Vo-
kieciu islupti.
Virsmineta suma apima tik
daiktais isveztais is Vokietijos
zonos kuria Rusai Waldo, bet
tai neapima to ka Rusai isve-
ze kaip karo grobi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31

song of Lima. The gifted singer has
a range of three octaves at least, the
vocal timbre changing from the bird
like quality of the extreme high
notes that earned her the name of
The Bird who became a woman"
to rich, dark contralto. She is
unique among vocalists for this wide
range Is passed through with COM
lplete ease and with natural grada-
tions of tone in which the soft tim
bre is retained throughout. She can
utilize register above that of Lily
Pons for many striking effects and
drop to full, low G. without con-
Straint.
Her remarkable vocal feats were
employed in all the numbers taken
from the rich music lore of the
Ircas. These included "Carnavalito,"
an Indian dance of Northwestern Ar
gentina: "Malhaya," a marinera; the
Inca legend, "Wilfalitay";; "Ruky-
Tuky," an Inca song and dance;
"Tusury- Takiry," dance of the Sun
Virgins, and "Montbrum Ocampo,"
a traditional song Of Cuyo, Argen-
tina. Miss Rivero, whose voice is
also of distinctive character, sang
with Miss Sumack in the harmon
lied parts of some Of the songs, &C
companying her on a native drum.
A skilled dancer, Miss Rivero gave a
solo number, "Indio," a traditional
song and dance of the Peruvian
Highlands.
The intricate rhythm of the Inca
music is of fascinating variety and
was marked by handclapping, small
drums and the tapping of the wood
of Mr.. Vivanco's guitar. In one
number, he made use of the native
pipe of several connecting reeds of
different sizes. His fine arrange
ment of the music has given it
concert form while preserving its
individualistic style.
Under Maj. George Towards di-
rection, the Army Air Forces Band
played a program we'll divided be-
tween music of Latin America and
that of the United States. The latter
began with Sousa's STARS and
Stripes Forever" followed by Will
liam Schumans "Newsreel Suite"
Robert Crays arrangement of
Jessels Parade of the Wooden
Soldiers" and the medley, "Rumba
Land" brought acclaim to the ar
ranger who is first f1utist of the
band and the Latin American theme
was carried out further in Morrisey's
Caribbean Fantasy" and Benja-
minis Jamaica Rumba."
Peru's famous composer, Daniel
Alomia Robes, was represented by
his eel Condor Pasa" and from Cuba
was chosen Casas "Simbolo' and
"Andalucia," from Lecuona's suite of
that name The flexibility of the
Air Forces group in nuances, the uni
formity and smooth quality of its
tone, responded to Maj Towards
leadership with numerous fine
effects that gave an artistic polish
m the performance