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Evening star., 1947-03-09

Columbia Congress will meet at 10
am. Tuesday at the Adams School.
School activities this week:
Bryan--Monday. lis pm. Girl
Scout program.
Anne Beers Monday. pm. Dis
|cussion OF by-laws. Thursday, 1:30
pm, health, class. Dietician, Mrs.
Royal Weller. will speak on diet
and Physical Growth Of School
Child"
Raymond Monday, 8 pm. Panel
discussion, Needs OF Children In
the Home" by group Of fathers,
mothers and teachers. Business and
social.
Woodridge-Thursday, lis pm.
Mrs. Naomi Monson will speak on
Essentials of Good Health" Sixth
grade pupils will give demonstration
of years work.
McKinley-Monday, 8 pm. Panel
discussion, "Post-Season Athletic
Competition" Moderator, c. Max
Harrington, dean of men, George
Washington University. Music. Girls
Glee Club.
Eckington-Tuesday, 3:15 pm. at
lexington school.
Langdon- Friday, County Fair"
$50 to $50 pm. Supper, $50 to g..
Entertainment, Ronald Dixon, star
pianist, Tech Glee Club. Capt. Ken
meth Sheelor, magician. "Eb-n-E
Promenaders will demonstrate old
time dancing. Games, bazaar.
Wednesday. ! pm. Homemakers
Club. Subject, "Is Your Face Red?"
Practical demonstration Of make up
and good grooming.
Mcfarland Jr. High--Monday, 9
pm. Guest speaker for Dads
Night" DR.. Walter Hager, president
Wilson Teachers College. This is
also Sock night" benefit Of student
aid stocking fund. Members are
urged to bring new Or clean used
socks or stockings.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. G.. IG,cs coHples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tcdit three full days and
receive the license on the ffth
day. Sunday and holidavs 1rs
counted the same - other days.
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NV. .
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w.f.F IT, sss Ms.tatssi z siss g :sa T. ~ ss.A ''An
ofShfs %drsd aosss das In n.s Yore + ps c. and
hiyasis s.s1s. s1ws1;:n 1ws: u D. ssssss' ssss y. NV and
saa us'ais EsrsssssF i7ii 4 ss
st. s.e.
Robert Cook, 81. suitland. Nd, and
rhyihs Armeatrout' 20. 121e Gallatin
Carl zanner. as. 1903 Biltmore st. NV,
and Marie Barrett. a2. s7s5 Ksna1hn1i
st. NV.
Henry Neal. &c.. aol7 Rodman st. NV,
and Marjorie Dintledine, "a. 3134 17th
James Foster, SO. and Blanche Knishts,
~, both Of $40 18th st. Sc.
James shuiman; "a. 726 Farragut st.
NV. And Eleanor Hassin, ab, Nj.
Richard ehsrwin. a. clifton terrace nv.
snd THERESA x1Ilner, Is. Silver ooring,
Spitsbersen, north Of Norway, y
About the sire az West VirrinfA
Evening star., 1947-03-09
EDUCATIONAL.

Spitsbersen, north Of Norway, 4
about the sire Of West virginia.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Births Reported

Ksnneth and Ruth Ackroyd. sirl.
Oscar and Ethel Aesehlimann. girl.
David and Gala AppeIhaum. siri.
Elmer and Narilynn Auber. sirl.
Melvin and Ethel Beasley. girl.
walter and valerie Bender. girl.
Alfred ana sylvia Bernstein. girl.
Jerome and Anna Bodnick. girl.
Nathan and Jean Burns. Girl.
ytrfil and Christine Carson, girl.
waiter ana YtrginiA Clements. ttrI.
Amss and Ellen Dillon, boy.
!saAc. and. Edith punston. boy.
Qayid and Mary Eary, Girl.
E0uey ana Margaret Fletcher, boy.
Cicero and Betty Hancock. girl.
William and Edith Haerbert, girl,
Robert and Ruth Herring, girl.
Lewis aud Dorothy Holland, girl.
Ralph and Alice Judd. boy.
BENJAMIN and Letitia Leggett, girl.
Thomas and Betty Linkins, girl.
Mallacc and Alice LittIeford, girl.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

PSSHas mss sa aaa tires res 4s saa ea e. sas.
inside and out; 1876. Ho. 6747. %
PONTIAC 1891 2-door; Just passed D.. C.
PONTIAC i94s stresmliner: Smart look
ing, mech. perfect, good tires, radio, de-
frostsr; $1,000, WO. 1854. MAJ. MILLER
PONTIAC 1941 2-door S-cylinder sedan
coupe; underseat heater. radio; only 10000
miles; S1,150 cash. MI. 1857. 3
PONTIAC 1941 8; good condition, private
ing day. WA. 3649 ewes %
PONTIAC 1946 6-cylinder. 4-door sedan;
neW.car cond radio. heater. seat covers:
PONTIAC 1910 l-door torpedo sedan; COM
plete new motor; excellent condition: $685.
HAWKINS g. SHIPLEY, Rockville 1915.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

Homer Building. 13th and sts. MA. 174S
TO- Fan term classes, September Is and IS,
|or. ,. G. 8. degree conferred, 3-year evening
I-year graduate course, NJ. G. 8. decree con.
ms. visitors welcome. Call for informatisn.
pen daily and evenings except Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C. E-1s


Leonard and Madeline Mancuso. bog.
Walter and Ethel Miles. girl.
Ralph and Lois Miller. girl
Albert and Norma Moschetto. girl.
Theodore and Alethea McKalior. sid,
Joseph and Maria MCQUEEN. girl
Curtis and Elvs holland. boz.
Merl and Carol Peek, boy.
James and Ann Rice. boy.
Jose and Marsaret Rocha. sirl.
James and Merida Russell, girl.
Lee and Helen Simms. girl
Leo and Nancy Smith. girl.
Clarence and Mildred Stayffer, Girl.
Robert and Alease THORNLEY,, giri,
Robert and Leona WAGNER, girl.
Alnerino and Elaine walker. girl
Kurt and Suzanne Weiss girl.
Lawrence and Vera Wharton, girl
Donald and Betty Williams. girl.
Marshall and Helen Wright, girl.
No penguins live in the Northern
Hemisphere except those in zoos.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
.CC0UN FANCY
ACC0UNTANCY

zpDly in advance fer admission
asy md svsning sessions. Cheiee
eSufse, =. c. D. 6ssrse eenferped;
ftrfsa, inslsdeS D. r. A, preparati
AHnrsvea ceurses for q. /, Veter,
SaiAanct sr f9tistrAtion. Once Q
Evening star., 1947-03-09
| Porent-T !euc'eer
| Activities

The Wilson Teachers College study
group will meet from 8 to $3.50 pm.
Thursday to discuss Early Child
hood Meeting Other Children in q
Group" Leader, Mrs. Ruth K.
Webb, director, first division, Dis
trict of Columbia Public Schools.
Public invited.
Board of Managers, District Of
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Deaths Reported

Louisa 3, Bsrryman, 70, st. Elizabeth!
Seth Brsshears. ~. 1910 18th st. 50.
Sarah Sacks, ~, 3617 East Capitol.
Charles B. Winter, 66. 214 South Caroiini
Joseph 4. wilmer. 81. L. Plata, Nd.
Harvey % EdWsrd. Ss. I Fort III Monsoe, onn ~ Va T.
Charles 2. Smith. A.. 1014 22nd st. NV
infant johnson, Fort Meade: Md.
Martha 4. Stokes, 32I9 sherman ave.
Florence ?. qaskins, "a, 9ls z st Nv. j..
Matea Burkely, go, 11l3 9th ct.
Abraham Moten, 90. 132 6 ct. s.w,
James Williams, 81, 1905 10th ct.
Emmett Giles, As, 1900 18th st. ne,
Susie N. GLADDEN., AZ, Accokeek, Nd.
Arthur Bell, 80, 617 l. st.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
NOTICE
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
To: EARLE L RYAN, whose place of
residence is unknown and upon whom
persoal service Of summons cannot be
had, defendant: You are hereby mott
fled that 0 the 9th day Of March,
lc47, Lucille L. Ryan, as plaintiff,
iiled her petition against you in the
District Court Of Douglas County, Ne
braska, Docket 404 Page l85, the OBJ
ject and prayer of which petition is to
obtain an annulment Of ureported mar
rage to you on the grounds that the
said purported marriage was null and
void when entered into and is Of no
force and effect.
You are required to answer said pct.
ition on OF before the 9th day of Dec.
ember, l947 or said petition against
you will beb taken as true.
Lucille Ryan
Plaintiff
By Harold L. Hunt
Her Attorney
Beg. l0-25-47-End. 11-15-47
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
The Waiter $
Column

Regis Hotel and White Horse Inn
walters going good.
Omaha Club walters with Capt.
Jones taking very good care Of the
service.
Blackstone Hotel walters quick-step-
ping on the service at all times.
Walters at the Hill Hotel iii the
front line on service.
Fontenelle Hotel walters on the up
and 60 service with a smile.
Are You a Member Of the N.A.A.C.P.?
Paxton Hotel headwaiter and crew
improving on the service at all times.
R. R. Boy serving on wheels with
| a smile at all times.
Walters Key Club a head lines a,
all times.
! We all extend our heartfelt sym
pathy to the relatives of Mr.. Chester
Hodges as he was a real good fellow
and always ready to lend a helpin,
hand to a fellow brother. Nav Coz
rest his soul in peace.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
DOUGLAS COUNTY CHAPTER
DIRECTOR OF MARCH RED
CROSS DRIVE


w. b. Willard, Jr., senior vice-presi
dent and director of the Omaba n.
uonal Bank, has been named finn
campaign chairman of the MOL
l95o' drive for the Douglas Count,
Chapter, American Red Cross.
". Leroy Wilcox, chapter chair
man, made the announcement j. :
lied Cross Boar dof Directors meet
ing Monday, November 8 at the Fon
tenelle Hotel.
"A lifelong resident of Omaha. Mr..
Willard has been active in civic .ffairs
0 many years. He is on the Board
OF directors of the Red Cross here
he IS director of Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway Co., director &c
Forest Lawn Cemetery Association
president OF Board of Regents Of the,
Creighton University and Trpstee 81
Creighton Hall, and a member &C y.
finance committee of American r.
glon Post No. l. He was King Ak
oar-Ben xLvu-in 1911 and i vioo
president and Governor &C
of Ak-Sar-Ben. Annshts
Mr.. Willard entered i
rosa Amy in 1912 as a Major and
rose to the rank of 1t. Col. before !.
signa1 'se IN l945- He served in tbe
Forces. Amy Service
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

This combination is an autumn
favorite with everyone. 1t is not
only becoming to Halloween, but
it is tops for parties to celebrate
basketball, football or hockey VIC
tories. And homemade doughnuts
are the winners, too, when made
this simple, quick way. They're
simply scrumptiousl
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08
POLITENESS

Fishing and Hunting Area
Sun Valley, Idaho, borders on 4
hunting and fishing area as large
as the entire state of Connecticut
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

DROP in Spry =. s1FT -four, baking
powder, spices and salt. Add one
half of -four to first mixture and
beat until smooth. Add remaining
flour and mix well -. TURN out
on Toured board and roll %-inch
thick. Cut with 2N-inch dough-
nut cutter. Fry doughnuts and
Nholes" until brown in deep hot
Spry (3750F.). Drain on absorbent
paper 49,. WHILE doughnuts and
holes" are warm, place a few at a
time in a bag with spiced granu-
lated sugar and shake vigorously.
Arrange in rows on tray and serve
with cider, coffee or milk Makes
2 dozen.
Listen to the cheersl Mom's
doughnuts WIN a. many loud bur
rays rs docs any touchdnwni And
why? !lvory dourhuut fries to the
same dclicate t4xt,sre vns:.ia and
KEEPS ~ CRISP autumn hrexp .-se>
face 90 the outside
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-08

Rate Estate Loans. Low rntsss..
LOCATION IN OMAHA any
Mtge Co.. 2a4-e Brands, Realty
+. E. Waters Secretary
Evening star., 1947-02-16
PAINLESS PUNS

CAGNdAN. Joe Erens writes gags
for the darnedest people Most of his
clients are doctors and dentists.
Until two years ago Joe was sue
cessful writer of gags for comedians
like Milton Berle and Joe E. Lewis.
Then friend called him. Joe" he
said, "a relative of mine is a dentist.
He's good, but he has no sparkle.
Patients stay away from his door.
Now if he had some gags to kid peo-
pie along with -"
Joe obliged with a few quick laughs.
Next thing he heard the dentists
business was booming. Joe thought.
There must be other dentists doc
tors, too - whose wit does not match
their professional skill.
SuRE-FIRE. Today, in his New
York hotel room, Joe Erens, who is
thirtyish and looks like a prizefghter,
dreams up 40 to so shiny new gags
day, sells them to doctors and den-
lists. A typical dentist routine goes
like this: "Sure I'm a painless dentist
- anything l do to you won't hurt
me at all" A doctor routine lays this
one on the line. 'If | take your
appendix out I'll show it a good time"
To all who buy his lists of gags Joe
has this warning: No joke is better
than the way it is told.
When these doctors first get in
touch with me-" he says. most of
them are sourpusses, and smile by
appointment only. After practicing
my gags they get to smiling all the
time, even thinking up gags on their
own. l improve their business and
their sense of humor. I'm a sort of
doctor myself"
LAUGH IT OFF. His routines bene-
fit patients, too. After the first shock
of hearing a dignihed professional
man spout gags like night-club
comedian, they relax The worse you
feel" one patient reports, "the more
you need a cheerful doc"
Joe's doctors are instructed to save
their best line for the end of the visit.
Then a combination of relief and the
right gag sends patients out the door
laughing. Right now Joe is arranging
his routines into a series of occu-
pational volumes. The doctor book
comes first and the title, says Joe, is
How To Keep Your Patients In
Stitches" ALLEN CHURCHILL
Evening star., 1947-02-16

WHERE WE CANE IN. When the
first atomic bomb exploded in New
Mexico, the desert sand turned to
fused green glass.
This fact, according to the maya
zine Free World" has given certain
archaeologists turn. They have been
digging in the ancient Euphrates Val
ley and have uncovered layer of
agrarian culture 5000 years old, and
a layer of herdsman culture much
older. and a still older caveman cul-
tllre. Recently they reached another
layer -. of fused green glass.
Think it over, brother.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
This Week Magazine
FOR A BETTER ERICA

4 u n a 4 u ~ n
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Eaitsr
HERES YOUR SPEECH. SENATOR" 90. 4
by lock n. Pollock
The CORPSE III TIE CLOSET. ....... 6
"a. Rusrjek
JOAN OF HOLLYWOOD. ............ 10
BY Louis Berg
SY HOT SPOT.
BY Philip Horkias
A NATION IS BORN. N..............f
by Mormon Ceswis
NAVZ EN-. "
BY Tom Hsnsy
SIZE SINGS WHILE SHE COOKS. ..... n
byCls@snfins fcddIsford
TIE CONSTANT sHovELER. .........aa
Cover BY Rsskia
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Names and DESCRIPTIONS Of all characters in
fiction stories and semi Action articles In this
which happens 10 be- the same as thar Of any
person. living or dead, 10 entirely coincidentaL.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
MnikMiHr

ANNOUNCEMENT. Since we began
running Definition" items from time
to time, we've received bushel of
tempting ones from readers. There
fore, we propose to publish sort of
dictionary of definitions, starting off
this week with the letter "a"
QHeaven help us the week we come
to ''X.'D
Advice - what an older man
gives away to younger men after
it's too Late to use it himself.
81
3. II. o. This story is not guaranteed
to be about either President Lincoln
or President Washington, but it seems
an appropriate time of the year to
tell it:
A gushing Washington lady met
rector on the street one day and
asked, Tell me, do you expect the
President to be. in church next Sun
day?"
That" said the rector, Il cannot
promise. But l expect God to be
there. and fancy that will be in
centive enough for reasonably large
attendance"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
KAPITALSTINE IR
KOMUNISTINE
TVARKA

Koks skirtumas tarp darbi-
ninkQ Amerikoje, toje kapita-
listineje -salyje, ir Rusijoje, is
garsintame "darbininku roju-
je", parodo sekantis prilygini-
mas.
Detroito- automobiliu isdir-
bejas apziurinejo automobiliu
dirbtuve sovietu Rusijoje. 10
vadovas buvo Rusas inzinie-
rius.
'Kas yra sios dirbtuves sa-
vininkas?" Detroitietis paklau-
sc.
"Darbininkai yra sios dirb-
tuves savininkai'', isdidziai at
sake Rusas.
20 masinerijos?'
"'Sovietuose, darbininkai yra
savininkai ir produkcijos iran
kiu", vel atsake Rusas.
INA 0 kan priklauso auto
mobiliai? Kas JUGS gauna
"Draugas Stalinas gavo pa
tt pirmutini. Xiii teko Polit-
biuro nariams ir komisarams"
u kokio laiko, tas Rusas
inzinierius buvo atsiustas
Detroita, ir jo pazystamas ap-
rode jam kaip Americas dirb-
tuves veikia.
"Kas yra dirbtuves savinin-
kas?" paklause Rusas.
"Savininkai yra kompanija',
jam atsakyta.
80 masinerijos?"
"Kompanijai priklauso ir ma
sinerijos''.
Rusas nusisypsojo. zinoma,
jis buvo ismokintas zinoti kad
kapitalistu sistemoje ir iran
kiai priklauso kapitalistams.
''Na O kan priklauso auto
mobiliai? Kas JUGS gauna =
jis paklause.
Dabar Detroitieciui atejo Ell
lie nusisypsoti.
'Darbininkai gauna automo-
bilius, koki tik katras nori' ,
atsake jis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
Auto Unijoje Ka,' rieji
Isnetomi is Vadu
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

ALLAN III Cll Il, N. j. -
CIO automobiliQ darbininku
unijos suvaziavime komunistu
mazuma sutriuskinta, kuomet
tapo pravestas nutarimas pri-
sitaikyti' prie naujo darbo ista-
tymo, pateikiant valdziai pa
reiskimus kad unijos skyriu
valdybos nariai nera komunis-
tai. W 81 patvarkyma stojo
dabartinis pirmininkas Walter
P. Reuther, kuris laimejo rim
kimus vel:
Kitas Reuther'o laime ejimas,
tai kad U. A. w. unijos izdi-
ninku isrinktas Emil Macy,
pastumiant j sali komunistu
remiama sena izdininka-sekre-
toriu Adde's, kuris ta vieta lai-
ke per II metu, nuo to kai ko-
munistai igavo CIO unijose
pirmenybes.
U. A. w. unija turf suvirs
100000 nariu. Tuo budu ko-
munistai ir kairieji atstumti
nuo sios unijos kontroliavimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
AKRON, OHIO
SLA 354 KIP. VAKARAS

Lapkr. 1, Lietuviai turejo
linksma laika, prisijuoke kick
patiko, ir pasisoko SLA 354
kuopos surengtame vakare.
Buvo suvaidinta komedija,
"Mulkine ir Mulkintojai", val
dintojai buvo: Bauzokas, V. t.
Neverauskas, Ad. Gutauskas,
J. Beleckas, M. Sebestiniene, J.
Garijonas. Nors vaidintojai vi
81 jau ne jaunysteje, bet savo
roles labai gyvai atliko ir pub
likai labai patiko.
Butu gerai kad kaimynines
kolonijos pasinaudotu siuo vel
kalu, surengdamos vakarus ir
pasikviesdamos Akroniecius ta
veikala suvaidinti, kad neliktu
tik padeto truso tik vienam
ju pasirodymui.
Publikos j parengima atsi-
lanke daug ir visi buvo paten-
knit; dalyvavo trigubai uau-
giau negu kick anksciau SLA
1913 kuopos turetame parengi-
me. ]. Y. Ram0Ska.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
DAYTON, OHIO
CIO KANDIDATAI PRA-
LAIMEJO

Lapkr. A rinkimams cia bu-
vo nominuoti keturi kandidatai
miesto komisijonieriu parei-
goms. Du ju buvo CIO, if du
kurie is anksciau tose vietose
tarnavo.
Nominacijose gavo pirmeny-
be CIO kandidatai, vienas bal
tasis, 0 antras juodukas laido-
tuviu direktorius. Bet kai at
ejo balsavimai Lapkr. 4 d., CIO
kandidatai gavo vos trecdall
balsq, nors jie vede gan smar-
kia agitacija, panaudodami viz
So komunistiska taktika, da-
rydami visokius prizadus dar-
DO zmoniu gerovei.
Bet pasirode kad tie daugu-
mole darbininkai pilieciai uz
JUGS nebalsavo.
LAPK. 5. staiga mire Kun.
Povilas Frydrych, 40 m., ku-
ris isbuvo Fl meta klebonu Sv.
Adelberto Lenku parapijos. XII
les IS Mt. Pleasant, Pa, velio-
mis- buvo veiklus dvasskis, o
ypac sporto srityje. ,Jis buvo
placiai visuomenei zinomas. Is
kilmingai palaidotas Kalvarijos
kapinese.
LAPk. 8 vakare, Kaunas
Cafe soninio kambario siena
lVazlavo mazas trokas. Toje
nelalmeje tapo suzeisti du Wy
raj, kurie tue sykiu ten kor-
tavo. Sakoma, troko vairuoto-
jas buves isigeres.
kaunas uzeigos savininkas
dabar yra Juozas Petrokas.
d. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PHILADELPHIA

Isvykus is cia Kr. ir Emilei
zemaiciams, Lietuviskas veiki-
mas sioje kolonijoje kaip uz-
keretas sustojo. Bet dabar ap-
si.eiskia sujudimas isnaujo.
Lapkricio 2, saleje 204 N.
Broad ST., ivyko kad ir nedide-
lis rinktiniu veikeju susirinki~
mas, dalyvavo Antanas Kaniu-
Sis SUI zmona, Pranas Pukas,
Kazys zadeika, Inz. Norkus ir
keli kit. Pirmininkaujant Jo-
nui Griniui sis-tas aptarta ir
uzgirta. Tarp kitko Adv. c.
Cneleden tapo isrinktas dele
gatu j BALI selma.
Susirinkime pasake kalba i
sia kolonija paskiausiu laiku
atvykes tremtinys Motiejus
Vaiksnys, prasydamas susirin-
klsiu nepamirsti savo vientau-
Gil tremtiniu Europoje.
Antras vertas pazymeti da-
lykas yra tai kad sekmadie-
nj, Lapkricio 16, Lietuviu Mu-
zillaleje saleje, Port Richmond
ruosiamas parengimas, j kurj
srkviesti ir visi atvykusieji is
f lropos treminiai, gyvenantie-
il Philadelphijoje ir apielinke-
Sc, kad cia visi galetu vieni su
kitais asmeniskai susipazinti
pasizmoneti. SVeciai tremti.
Mai j ia pramoga bus ileidzia.
nj nemokamai.
Toje sueigoje, kaip zinoma
s. s7aitys paskaitas profesoria
Kreve-Mickevicius ir Antanas
Salys, kurie iau profesoriaujs
vietos Pennsylvania Universi'
tete. sio parengimo pirminin'
ku yra Adv. C. Cheleden.
Ulrainieciu dienrastis Svo'
boda Lapkr. 8 patalpino zinu'
te apie Lietuviu uzslmoJlms
81 rinkti virs milijono dolarlu
Letuviu tremtiniu reikalams
pasekmeie BALE seimo ivyku.
sio New Yorke.
Tulas musu viengentis slo-
mis- dienomis iteike LVS islel-
sta knyga' ''Timeless Lithua.
Ma" didziajam sio miesto kny,
gnui, uz ka gavo is knygyno
vodejo pripazinima If padeka
Zvalgas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-14
PITTSBURGHO Universiteto

PITTSBURGHO Universiteto
Medikaliame Centre taipgi da-
roma operacijos zmonems tu-
rintiems auksta kraujo spau-
dina. Per pastarus du metus
padaryta sc operacijos asme-
MINIS turejusiems nepaprastai
auksta kraujo spaudima ir ju
gyvenimas prailgintas keletu
ar keliolika metu. Daugelio
tu zmoniu kraujo spaudimas
atgrazinta vel . Xxi normalio,
kit paliuosuoti nuo galvos ge-
limu ir svaiguliu kurie juos
kankino nuo kraujo spaudimo,
pirm operacijos.
Tx du pacientai po tokios
operacijos mire.
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PASTABOS is BALF
SEIMO

NEW YORK. = Lapkr. Sc
id. Hotel New Yorker atsibuvo
Bendro Americas Liet. salpos
Fondo metinis seimas.
Pirma seimo diena, atsibuvo
direktoriu posedis, po pietu gi
pradzia seimo ir isduota val
dybos raportai ir paskyrimas
seimo komisiju.
Ia vakara, tame paciame
viesbutyje atsibuvo seimo de-
legatams ir New Yorko apielin-
kes Lietuviams koncertas, ku-
rio programa ispilde nesenai is
Europos atvykus pianiste Juli-
ia Rajauskaite, ir Apreiskimo
parapijos choras SUI savO soils
tais, muziko Povilo Sake vado-
vybeje.
Antra seimo diena vienas is
svarbiausiq ivykiu buvo tai DR..
Antano Trimako, naujai atvy-
kusio is Europos, ten buvusio
BALE igaliotinio, pranesimas.
Pc jo kalbos seke ivairus pa
klausimai, paaiskinimai ir dis
kusijos Lietuviu tremtiniu gy-
venimo salygose.
Popietineje sesijoje buvo ap-
kalbeta BALE veikla, 1948 me-
tn programa, nustatytas bud
zetas, auku ir daiktiniai vajai.
Pagaliau priimta rezoliucijos
ir isrinkta BALI direktorija-
tas, j kuri inejo didumoje tie
patys, SUI. keliais pakeitimais, o
BALI pirmininku vel isrinktas
Kun. DR.. Koncius, tas pats.
Pirmininka ir kitus valdybos
narius rinko patys direktoriai
is savo tarpo. .Izdininkas is
rinktas naujas, A. S. Treciokas
is Newark, N. J.
Seimo ispudziai, reikia pri-
pazinti, ne kokie. Tai papras-
tas Lietuviskas suvaziavimas
be entuziazmo, be didelio SUI
sirupinimo kokiu tikslu ia or
ganizacija gyvuoja ir veikia
Visai kitaip tokias organiza-
cijas atsinesa kitos tautos, c
ypac Amerikieciai. Jeigu jau
saipos darbas, jeigu salpos al
labdaros vajus, entuziazmas is
judinamas Xxi ikaitimo. Cia
gi, nors is tolimu koloniju va
ziave, nors daug pinigu isleide
kelionems, delegatai sau po sa-
le pakampemis vaiksCioja, vi.
sokius pasalinius pasikalbeji-
mus veda; nors seimo pirmi-
ninkas ir bara ir persergsti ia
nedaryti, nieko jo zodziai ne
reiskia.
! Kadangi seimas laikytas sa-
vaites viduryje, j atvyko ne
pakankamai daug delegatu, G
tn kuriems taip seimas taiky-
tas vistiek perdaug nepasiro-
de.
Daug daugiau entuz i a m c
parodo kai kuriu paskiru kolo-
niju BALE susirinkimai.
Tikrumoje, BALI visa save
parama II gauna is koloniju
kurios moka savitarpiai gyvu-
ma ir susirupinima parodyti
bet tie koloniju veikejai sci
ma visi vistiek atvaziuoti ne
gall. Delegates.
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DIRBTUVESE darbininku al

gos symet, palyginus su 1889
metals, daugiau negu padvigu-
bejo, kaip pranesa L. S. Darbo
Departmentas, kuris renka tas
zinias. sia vasara, Liepos me-
nesi, dirbtuves darbininko vi
dutine alga sieke S49.O3. 1899
metals vidutiniai darbininkas
gaudavo po S23.77.
Tuo paciu laiku, pragyvenlmo
reikmenu kainos pasoko 60.6
nuOS.
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HLGIAU GYVENA

Nors Sly dienu pasaulis il
Taurus, bet Amerikieciai siais
laikais ilgiau gyvena.
Stai Metropolitan Life Ins.
Co. paskelbia zinias kad 1916
metals bendras amziaus ilgis
Amerikieciu pasieke naujo au.-
ksto laipsnio, Xxi sc metu, kas
reiskia kad naujai gimstantie-
il gall tiketis isgyventi tick.
Tarp 1912 ir 1915 metu ap-
sireiske tas gyvasties pailge-
llmaS.