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+. ZadelkiS.
RUGPJUCIO % d. Lietuviu
tremtiniq Schwaebisch Gmund
stovykla aplanke nepriklauso-
mos suverenines Lietuvos ne
paprastas pasiuntinys Ameri-
kai ir igaliotas ministras Wa
shingtone, Povilas zadeikis, ir)
VLIK atstovai p. Sidzikauskas
ir DR.. Petras Karvelis.
Aukstieji sveciai atvyko il
stovyklos sale lydimi vietos
stovyklos direktoriaus p. Sal
ciuno, Wet. L. T. B. komiteto
pirmininko J. Jocio ir kitu ko-
miteto nariu, kur buvo stovyk-
los gyventoju ispudingai SUI
tikti.
Stovyklos gyventojai, isgir-
de apie aukstQ sveciQ atsilan-
kyma stovyklon, niekeno nera-
ginami susirinko stovyklos sa-
len, ir, palyginus nemaza sto-
vyklos sale tuoj prisirinko pill
nutele visokio amziaus ir pro-
fesijos zmoniu, kai kurie buvo
net su asaromis akyse, nekan-
trial lauke geroka pusvalandi
atvykstant aukstQju sveciQ,
kurie tue laiku apziurinejo
stovykla.
Sveciai, ineinant j sale, bu-
vo sutikti griausmingais valio
ir audringais plojimais. Ponas
zadeikis, dar ir dabar nepri-
klausomos Lietuvos valstybes
diplomatinis atstovas, susi-
rinkusius prabilo trumpa, bet
reiksminga kalba ir pasidziau-
ge kad mes ir siose salygose
nesame dvasiniai paluze ir kad
savo DIP. respublikoje turime
susikure pacias reikalingiau-
sias kulturinei zmogaus pleto-
tel istaigas. Primine kad ne
turime ir toliau nusiminti ir
ragino toliau dirbti, mes nuo to
priklausanti musQ geresne at
eitis. Pasake kad mes ir mu-
su tragiska padetis yra placiai
pasaulyje zinoma, bet tue tar
pu del nepprastai painios poll
tines pokarines bukles negali
butt greitai issprendziama. Jis
mano kad NUNS gal neteks IL
gai tokiose salygose gyventi,
mes del musu ir del Lietuvos
ateities yra daroma visa kas
tik galima. Pastebejo kad pa
saulyje dar nera isnykes tel
singumo jausmas ir kad mu-
su skriaudas bus atsizvelgta'
PO jo kalbos visQ susirinku-
siu saleje ir drauge sveciu SUI
riedotas Tautos Himnas. Pc
to vietos Komiteto pirminin-
kas komiteto vardu padekojo
sveciams uz apsilankyma, ltei-
ke kuklias musu dovanas IL
prase perduoti linkejimus uz-
jurio broliams Lietuviams.
Vietos skyriaus Liet. Rau-
donojo Kryziaus atstovas Jo-
mas Levonas sveikino sio sky
riaus vardu ir prase perduotl
padeka Americas Lietuviams
uz visokiariopa gauta parama
Sveikino LietuviQ tremtinll
moteru vardu DR.. M. zilinskie
ne, kuri iteike su uzrasais tau
tine juosta, pasakydama trum
pa jausminga kalba. Buvo da1
visa ellie kitty sveikinimQ ltei
kta doyanos ir geles.
Ministro garbei susirinkusie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
Lietuva TironQ PanCiuoSe
LETUVISKA JAU GATAVAl KAMA Tx M
LIETUVISKA L JAU GATAVA!

Kaip zadeta = isteseta! 81 knyga Lietu-
viz kalboje isleista 312 puslapiu didumo,
su priedu 16 puslapiu atvaizdu, kurie ap-
ina eile Lietuvos valstybes vyru dalyvavu-
siu paskutinese dienose musu tautos ira
gedijos, kuomet bolsevikai smurtu ruosesi
ir okupavo Lietuva. Xiii atvaizdai parodo
bolseviku ziaurias masines zmogzudystes
papildytas Lietuvoje, ir taipgi vaizdai is
Lietuviu tremtiniu gyvenimo svetimoje sa-
lyle, savo tevynes netekus.
Lietuviskai 81 knyga jau gaunama =
prisiunciant savo auka Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungai, $500, $500 arba daugiau. Prize
dimes aukos pagelbes LVS isleisti sia kny-
ga Angliskai kalbanciam pasauliui, atida-
rymui akiu Amerikieciams ir Britams ko-
kiais budais bolsevikai pavergia savo kai-
mynes tautas.
Kaip tik pradeta 81 knyga leisti Lie
tuviskai, kilo visuotinis pageidavimas kad
j butu isspausdinta ir Angliskoje kalboje
= ir LVS tuoj emesi to darbo. Angliskai
knygai tekstas jau paruostas ir knyga pa.
Quota spaudai. Taciau knygos isleidlmui
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yrm nahvm a / LmwpMn
wMM II ! y L. -
Laisve pazinus Tauta -
JungO Nevilks!
AMERIKOJE nuo viso kiu

AMERIKOJE nuO viso k IN
priezasciq sugadinta pavirsu-
tines zemes sluogsnis taip kad
jane niekas neauga, Xxi nebus
atitaisyta. Puse sios Sales
dirbamos zemes tapo sugadin-
ia, ir 3OO,OOO,OOO akru visai
niekais paversta, ir il yra be-
verte Xxi nebus atitaisyta.
Daug dirbamu zemiu sunai-
kina lietus ir smelly apnesi-
mas.
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AU K 0 S
Nariu Mokesciai, ir Pi-
nigai uz knygas

Detroit, Mich, LVS 6-tas
skyrius (Liepos 27 pix
niko pelno) 5000
Uz, knygas:
Alg. AndriuSis 800
Matas MOzuras 800
B. Gramba, is
Ambridge, Pa. 500
Celius Balys, is
Caracas, Venezuela 1000
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

ZUVUSIUS 80 USA. Mari
nus, kurie pereita savaite SUI
transportiniu lektuvu nukrito
ir uzsimuse Rainier Kalno grio-
vyje, nutarta ten ir palikti am
zinai, mes, lektuvas nukrito. i
tokia vieta kur niekados ME
kas negales prieiti.
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PAJIEsKO CHIMES
Ss 4,

PAJIESKO CHIMES
Valerija Radzeviciute; gyv.
Vokietijoje, Augsburg D. P.
Camp, jiesko savo giminiq: Sc
sers dukteri: Valerija Sakalau-
skate (istekejusios paw. nezl-
noma), dukte Vlado Sakalau-
sko if Kastancijos Radzeviciu-
tes.
Antra, Magdalena (Radzevl-
viciute) Jurksaitiene, gyvena
Cleveland, Ohio.
Rasyti: Kun. j. Cekavicius
2O7 York st. Brooklyn, N. Z.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

SULYG nelaimingQ atsitiki-
mu skaiciaus per istisa meta,
sioie salyje ispuola po viena
susizeidima kiekvienai sios sa-
lies seimai kas sesios sekun-
dos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

oel stralpsnlu IS Danijoje esan-
ciu pabegeliu gyvenimo, kurie
padeda susidaryti tenyksciu sa-
lygq bel santykiu vaizda. Ne
tenka stebetis kad patys pabe-
geliai raso savo laisvu tautieciu
spaudoje apie visa tai kas JUGS
uzgauna arba skriaudzia, mes
kaip zinoma, zmones visuomet
kalba apie tai kas jiems labiau-
sia skauda. Taciau paskutiniu
laiku panasiu straipsniu pasi-
rode jau ir DanQ spaudoje, o
tai reiskia kad jau ir patys
Danai pradejo pastebeti tai ko
anksciau nemate, arba nenore-
jo matyti.
Be smulkiu zinuciq lyg ir
pripuolamai pasirodziusiu kai
kuriuose mazesniuose provin-
cijos laikrasciuose, pirmuosius
ilgus straipsnius apie pabegeliu
salygas randams Danijos So
stines dienrastyje "Kobenhavn"
is Liepos 9 ir 10 d. Dienrastis
iskelia mazai kan zinoma fax
ta kad paskutiniu laiku apie
100 pabegeliu Baltieciu nelega-
liai isvyko is Danijos, ir nagri-
neja priezastis kurios tuos EMO
mes priverte sitaip pasielgti.
"Kobenhavn" raso kad asme-
nys kurie rizikavo nelegaliai
begti is Danq Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus stovyklu j uzsieni, ture-
jo pagrindo butt nepatenkinti
tue elgesiu, kurio susilauke is
savo laikinu globeju Danu ir
nurodo visa ellie faktu, CALM
ciu ta elgesi pavaizduoti.
National straipsniu autoriai
buvo tiksliai susipazine su pa
begeliu buitimi, mes jie SUI vi
somis smulkmenomis apraso kai
kuriose Baltieciu stovyklose pa
aiskejusias maisto produktu vo-
gimo aferas, o svarbiausia tai
kad sias aferas isaiskinus, Wis
tik like nubausti ne nusikaltu-
sieji DanQ Raudonojo Kryziaus
tarnautojai Danai, bet juos ap-
skunde pabegeliai Balti e i a j..
Veliau nurodoma j tai 'kad nors
oficialiai pabegeliams skiriama
tick pat ir tokiq paciu produk-
tu kaip ir Danams, taciau tik-
rumoje stovyklose duodamas
maistas yra blogas, nepakan-
kamas ir jo tikroji verte yra
daug mazesne negu is dirban-
ciuju pabegeliu uzdarbio uz ia
maistQ isreikalaujama. Neziu-
rint daugumos dirbanciuju pa
begeliu nors, jiems stengiamasi
neduoti jQ maisto korteliu, tue
budu priversti juos naudotis
stovyklose duodamu blogu, bet
brangiai vertinamu maistu.
OAR blogiau yra SUI aprupi.
nimu rubais bel avaline, mes
pabegeliai beveik visai negau.
ma leidimu jiems reikalingiems
daiktams nusipirkti, o nenore.
dami savo skurdzia isvaizds
kreipti j save pazystamu, ar.
ba bendradarbiu, Danu deme.
sio, yra priversti jiems reika.
lingus rubus pirkti juodoje rim.
koje spekuliacinemis kainomis
ir tue budu smarkiai nukencis
medziaginiai.
Paskutiniu dvieju metQ be-
gyje pabegeliams buvo duots
leidimu tik porai batu, poraI
kojiniQ, porai apatiniu balti'
niu ir vienam darbo kombine
zonui nusipirkti. Laikrastis ts
proga klausia ar DanQ Raudo
nasis Kryzius tikrai mano kac
dirbantiems pabegeliams Bal
tieciams tik tie dalykai ir til
tokiame kiekyje buvo reikalin
gi, ar tikrumoje tq leidimu pa
begeliams buvo skirta daugiau
bet jie yra sunaudoti kur nors
kitur?
Veliau "Kobenhavn" nurodc
ii tai kad nors pabegeliai darbc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

AUTO nelaimese 1914 me-
tais zuvo 1900 ukiu zmoniQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

Letuvos Ministras zadeik is Washington, D. c.,
apsllankymu Europoje parodoma dayvaua Schwaebisch
Gmund PD sovykloe Is desines stovyklos drektorus
salciunas stovykos kto prmninkas P Jocys Mnistras
P. zadekis. (Nuotrauka Roriero\
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HAYWOOD j., Es.'.'" ",.s .s.. Ave- b. s:, r. saes !;

Equipped With HearinE-Afd Sets.
Today OnIy-At 6:15. 500, 9:b4:-
BING CROSBY. BOB HOPE, DOROTHY
LAMOUR in their zaniest laugh riot!
sings "Personality"l Tomor. Only
HENRY FONDA in RETURN OF
Evening star., 1947-06-13

ant enough, perhaps, he is some
thing of stupid type, but Angie
thinks he is beautiful. She has
baby and is blissfully happy fol
awhile, without so much as sniff
of creme de menthe. Then sue
cess sets in and Angie starts down
the road to degradation.
Ken, the husband, suddenly be-
comes one of those sWoon crooners
People gush over him and he be-
comes SO busy with the various de-
tails of being a swoon crooner that
Angie is pushed further and further
out of his life. There also is the
Other Woman, the beauteous radio
career girl, who is always at Ken's
side and who does odd jobs for him
like picking cut presents for his
wife.
Angles capacity rises at approx
mately the same speed as Ken's
Hooper rating. Before long she
needs a long pull from the bottle
cached in the closet before she can
face her mirror in the morning
Her path leads to squabhles, dis
grace, separation from her husband
and child, kidnapping and finally
to the melodramatic ending where
in Angie barely rescues her child
while burning down her country
home.
In the end, Angie, recovering from
her burns, knows she truly has her
husbands love and is certain she
Evening star., 1947-06-13

VnAHAV WA. e7A6
Air Corditiened-Two Big Hits.
Way" plus Second Big. Hit ADOLPHE
MENJOU in "BACHELOR'S DAuGH-
TIERS" Last Complete Show 8:03.
Toror.-Two Big Hits. "THUNDER
TOWN" plus SUSIE STEPS OUT"
Evening star., 1947-06-13

robbery The matching Of stee,
nerves and steel gun barrels? The
hoRky-tonk charmer? The double
cross? Cheyenne" appears to have
been put together with a check list
at hand, and nothing has been
missed. What's more, the pieces
have been fitted competently.
lWells-Fargo was having its trou-
bles in Wyoming Territory in the
late 1905, but it was determined to
stay in the stage line business. why
those people didn't quit and open
a gambling hall never has been ex-
planned adequately The insur-
ance boys detectives couldn't catch
up with 1.-The Poet" He'd take the
strong box and leave note in verse,
heckling the forces of right.
Dennis Morgan, playing dapper
gambler. and all-around "angle"
man, is put on the trail of the elusive
versifer. There's enough shooting
along the way to the reckoning to
satisfy devotees of plains town gum
Evening star., 1947-06-13
CHEYERLY
Defense Highwoy
,&frn1av,r pl Nj

MARI RnRfl Upper Marlboro, Nd.
ssSssAs~S Mari. e875
Air Conditioned.
At 7:2o. 9:20-EDWARD @. ROBIN
Two Big Hits "OUT CALIFORNIA
WAY" plus falcons ADVENTURE"
Evening star., 1947-06-13


which it inevitably will be COM
pared, Smash Up" is likely to have
one of two effects on those who see
it. 1t either will arouse within you
a terrific thirst or it will have you
reaching for your pen to sign the
pledge. 1t is just barely possible
that the profit motive was partly in
volved in Walter Wanger's notion to
make a picture about female
drunk, but he has come up with a
rather dramatic document on al
coholism as a disease just the same
Smash Up" Is not a great pic
ture. Much of its action has a con-
trived rather than natural look
and It's ending is something that
happens more often in Hollywood
fictions than in life. The sight of
a nice young girl turning to alcohol
for courage, however, and then fall
ing prey to 1t completely, Is suff1-
GENTLY dramatic to wrench the emo
tions.
Miss Hayward undoubtedly Is as
responsible as anyone for the impact
the film does have. When the pic
ture, directed by Stuart Heisler from
a screen play by John Howard Law
son, takes on the look Of stilted fie-
ton, Miss Hayward turns up to lend
1t life.
Those around here are mere SYM
bols in script. Lee Bowman is the
Well-Meaning Husband, Marsha
Hunt is the Other Woman. Eddie
Albert is the Faithful Friend Miss
Hayward, however, has been sgiven
an opportunity to create character
and has made the most Of it. 1t is
her deft contrast of an appealing
young wife with the person she be-
comes when the thirst Is upon her
that gets across the pictures point
that this Is not weak-willed girl
who likes to get drunk, but a sick
one who can't help getting drunk.
Miss Hayward plays a pretty
young singer named Angie, who
seems to be quite sensation in the
tonier supper clubs in spite of the
fact that she initiates Hildegarde
rather foolishly. And in spite of be-
ing a sensation, Angie is unsure of
herself and can not face an audi
ence without the courage that lies
within a double hooker of bourbon
There you have item one In the case
history-the susceptibility to the
disease and tendency toward it.
Angie does not slip right away,
however. She marries young man
who sings and writes songs. Pleas
Evening star., 1947-06-13
By Chris Mothisen

What could it be but a western?
So it's a western-"C Cheyenne that
is. The fact it's playing the Earle
could mean its summer in Washing
ton, and anything plus air condi-
tioning equals a fair living for a
theater. Or, 1t could mean "Chey-
enne" is a better -than-middling
horse opera.
Whether the management had the
first in mind proves to be imma-
terial, for 1t develops the second is
true. In fact, II the prospective
patron decides he is In the mood
for western, he need only examine
the cast list. The players being sat-
our shooting-match
fancier can be assured his other re-
quirements will be met.
Whatll it be? The stage coach
Evening star., 1947-06-13

never again will touch a drop of
the stuff. The cure for alcoholism
is seldom as abrupt or as simple
as this in actuality. but this, too,
/ is perhaps just another symbol. It's
just as well, anyhow, that the cure
is worked so quickly, for audiences
couldn't take much more of Angles
suffering.
1t probably Is wise, too, to offer
as much hope as possible to girls
driven to drink because they are
married to dopes like Ken Conway
Evening star., 1947-06-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
]
Susan Hayward Scores
Its Points for Smash Up
By Horry Macarthur

You had best be warned right now that Smash up the story Of
thing seeking couple OF hours OF
relaxation Meropoan picture to
pitch Hayward has her last
hangover give emotions thorough pummellng.
alcoholism Week with
Evening star., 1947-06-13

play. And there's love. Of course
for Dennis meets the Poets wifi
(Jane Wyman) before he encounters
the slick fellow himself bruce Ben
nett).
The two fast-drawing opponents
are played with conviction.
Another superb bit is contributed
by Alan Hale. This time, he's the
|peace-loving second deputy sheriff
Whenever trouble brews he thinks
of the sheriff and the first deputy,
sleeping eternally on a nearby hill
side, and holds rash courage in
check
Evening star., 1947-06-13

"SMASHUP." Universel-Internationa
picture with Susan Hayward and Lee Bow
man, produced by Walter Wanger, directed
by Stuart Eeisler screenpiay by Jcf1n
Howard Lawson, based on a story by
Dorothy Parker and Frank Cayett. At the
Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Aside to the Bard
By the Assoeiaisd Pres

HOLLYWOOD.
p Walter Hampden, Shakespearean
actor. has been signed as technical
adviser for an "Othello" sequence
in the movie, Imagination" star
ring Ronald Colman and Signe
Hasso. Part of the films action is
woven into the shakespearean play,
to be performed by the two stars
in their roles as a stage team.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-"Lute Song; $50 pm
Screen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: /, $40
$40, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Capitol - Buck Privates Come
Home: II am, 1:45, 4:30, Tbs ano
10 pm. Stage shows: l, 3:45, 6:3s
and $40 pm.
High Barbaree": 81
am, 1870. $3.50, $50, 1885 and 9:4(
pm.
Earle-"Cheyenne":: II am, ITO
s:20, $50, 7:45 and .9:55 pm.
Hippodrome-"Angela and Sinner"
2:20, AIS, 6:10, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"Honeymoon" IL, 2, 4, 8
. and 10 pm.
Little-"The Well -Digger's Daugh-
ter; 10:40 am, 12:45, 2:55, sos
7:15 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - "Smashup": lilo
am, lis, 3:2o, $50, 7::35 and 9:40
pm.
Palace-"Duel in the Sum-: HOS
am, 1:4O, AIS 6:55 and $50 pm.
Pix-"Open City; 2, 4:05, 6:10
sos, 1915 pm. and 1920 am.
Trans-Lux-News and Shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Starts Tomorrow.
SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING."

pRYWcYNS I1lo 4 s.. NE.
EsAsxsSAAsS TR. 200 Cont. iii.
Double Feature Program Daily.
DOROTHY MCGUIRE ROBERT
YOUNG in CLAUDIA AND DAVID" Z"
Plus GEORGE RAFT, SYLVIA SID
EEY In MIR. ACE"
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Search for a Sole
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Irene Dunno is combing antique
shops in thus far futile search for
a genuine Norwegian sole Of the
kind worn around 1890. She needs
the sole, or brooch, for the George
Stevens production, II Remember
Mama, in which she will co-star for
RKO Radio.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Starts Tomorrow.
SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING"

Il
ATJ AC 1891 H 81. NE. AT. $500
n AASAO Continuous Ill Pm.
CALIFORNIA" RAY MILLAND,
Double Feature Program Daily.
ROY ROGERS. DALE EVANS, in
BELLS OF SAN ANGELO" Tin color
Plus GAIL RUSSELL. CLAIRE TIRE
VOR, ADOLPHE MENJoU In BACH
ELOR'S DAUGHTERS" Also on our
stage at PM only. First Award on
Northeast Merchants Gift Night:
EENAT0R MINI. Ave. OF SEEMING
0AsssssA Vss Rd. NE. TR 1900
Free Parking, C-S Bus to Door.
RAY MILLAND, BARBARA STAN
WICK, BARRY FITZGERALD In
| ftCALIFORNIA' tin Technicoior) !.
1:e5. 3:35, $40, T:45, $50. Plus
| 8 Cartoons each show.
WAV1 m 7ssh { Alobano Ave. Sc.
NAA AVAs At. 727o
Free Parking-C-2 Bus to Door.
MERLE OBERON, GEORGE BRENT
| in TEMPTATION" 20, 3.35. SIS,
| 7:30. 9:35.
II Starts Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
{ Cheyenne Has All
A Western Needs;
It's at the Earle

CHEYENNE" Warner Bros. picture
| with Dennis Morgan, produced by Robert
Buckner, directed by Raoul Walsh, screen
SON. original story by Paul I Weilman.
songs BY Max Steiner. Ted Koehler and
NJ K. Jerome. At the Earle.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
LUST THEATERS-
uIppNnR0MY N. 7. Ave. oi sfh
sAAk VUAsVsSA NE. 1884
Air Conditioned.
Doors Open 1:4S-Second Week.
MICHELINE PRESEE in Guy De Mau-
CTNNEE3 -

NIT n Rockville. Nd. Rock. lSi
"AAVFree Parkins-Air Conditioned
Last Day-At 7:16, 9:12-EDWARD
@. ROBINSON in THE RED HOUSE,
Tomor Two Big Hits-"OVER THE
SANTA FEE TRAIL" plus AFFAIRS
The Valley settler., 1947-03-20
CHAMBER or COMMERCE

The Matanusho Valley Chamber of Commerce. met for noon luncheon in tho parlors of tho United Protestant Church this last Wodno sdoy.
 Tho Chamber took up the subject Of moro publ icity for the town of Polmor. Tho much discussed booklet of infornnt ion was taken up again, and action vas taken to look into tho mottor of publishing tho soIno.
 There Eos some discus sion regarding 0 clocn-up day in Palmer and how it might be organized.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-20
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LOOSE ALMOST .INVADEs TOWN Friday after- noon when tho Editor was trying SO hard to get the Settler printed { and it was a1- ready lato) a moose insisted on ating on tho brush just north of tho Hatchery Building noar the Quonsot Storage Hnts. He didn't soon to be worry uorri jed about his closeno ss to civil izat ion. Had he known about the groom grass in Palmer, he mi ght have boldly walked right into town. N5IS HITCHCOCK son of Mir: and Mrs. Ben Hitchcock of Caribou Crook, wos hosp ita1- iZod for medical trootIncnt this wook.
 Holp your Hospital YOUR $2. month helps Q 1ot--Koep it up.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
Personal Mentionings

MT. Buster Glover was seen around town for the past few days while home from school, Howard University.
 A dinner was given in the honor of Miss Isabelle Peter son, who will leave for East man School of Physicians Aids in New York on April IA, at the home of Miss Dorothy Spig- ner, IS Waverly Place, Sunday afternoon at , pm.
 Miss Sallie Haith became the bride of MT. Walter L. Goings, Saturday, March 29th. A re- ception was held at the home of Mrs Mary Goings, 28 St. Johns Place, at s pm. Rev. Baxter performed the marri- age.
 Miss Ernestine Louise Louis will be married to MT. James Harrington White at her home, 34 Diaz St., on April 5th at 6 pm.
 Very glad to know that MT. Ben Thomas, 5 Lockwood Ave-, is at home after spend ing a week in the Stamford
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
STAMFORD NEWS Bv Georpianna Nicholson

Boone, Victoria Bentley, Jes- sic Brown, Frank Winsley and James Fizz.
 The participating choirs are the Echo Choir, Glee Club, Gospel, Choir, Senior Choir and the Young Peoples Choir. The cantata is under the direc- tion of Miss Pearl Redfern with Mrs. Maude Dunmore at the organ. The public is in vited.
 A breakfast will be served directly after the cantata by the Senior Usher Board. Tick cts will be sold.
 On April 10th, the Senior Choir will have chicken din- nerrs for sale starting at ? pm.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
The Yerwood Community Club E.. N. Powell, Director

The Eagles A.C. had a. nov ing picture show at the Center on Marlh Eth. The Mercury s played a local team in a pre- liminary game at the Armory, March Both. The Golden Bears etball season.
 The Modernettes held their bi-monthly meeting on March 25th at 54 Adams Ave. Miss Anita Keene served as hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Janet Wells, g w. Broad St.
 The Yerwood's Women's Club are making definite plans for a talent show which is to be held at the Y.W.C.A. on April Doth.
 Last week the Girl Scouts began their first aid course. The troop meets every Thurs day at the Stevens School.
 For all of the young children an Easter egg hunt will be held on Sat, April 5th, sponsored by the Center.
 The Progressive Civic League will hold coed swimming par ties at the wv. CA. every Fri day during April. Also two roller skating parties are be- ing planned for April. Keep posted for these dates.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
Club Activities

The "Unquestionable Club' will have a party on April 12th at the home of Mrs. Mary Draughs, Seaview Ave.
 The Silver Swan, a bridge club, held their last meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Walker on March 27. MT. and Mrs. E. N. Powell served as host and hostess.
 The Mon-Ami Club held cleo tion of officers at their last meeting March "A. The new officers are as follows: Presi- dent, Mundy Redfern; Vice President, James Brown; Re cording Secretary, Clyde liar vey; Financial Secretary, Merl Nicholson; Treasurer, Richard Wilson; Program Chairman, Lawrence Rowe.
 The first annual spring dance was given by the Workers So- cial Club, Friday, March 28 at the Yale and Towne Auditori- um. George Tillery and his orchestra was featured. A large crowd attended, and the officer -at-large is Marie Homer and George F. Harrison, secy.
 The Daughters of Isis of the Arabic Court met in New Ha- ven, Conn.,, March 28. Mrs. Helen Walker presided over the meeting.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
Faith Tabernacle Bapt. Church Rev. W. l.. Baxter

The Intermediate Choir pre- sented the cantata, "Memories Of Easter Morn'', to the church Palm Sunday night. The cantata was directed by Georgianna Hallum and Peri cielle Baxter was at the organ and piano.
 Rev. w. l.. Baxter preached at the Mt, Zion Baptist Church, Port Chester, on April 1st. The Gospel Choir furnished the music.
 The Pastors Aid will be having dinners in the church s dining room every Thursday, starting April 3rd.