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Evening star., 1947-12-12
Film Contempt Case
Ruling Is Due Today

Federal Judge j. F. r. O'Connor
was expected to decide at Los
Angeles today whether his court has
jurisdiction to hear arguments on
constitutional questions defense at
torneys say are involved in the
Indictment Of 10 Hollywood film
figures charged with contempt of
Congress.
At the same time, United States At
torney George Morris Fay said here
that Justice David A Pine of District
Court will hear defense counsel at
1O:l0 am. Monday.
Mr.. Fay said the appearance be-
fore Justice Pine was requested bv
Martin Pepper, one of the ATTORNEYS
associated in the defense of the
Hollywood writer's, directors and
producers. Mr.. Pepper, he said, told
him he wanted to discuss arrange
ments for arraignment and trial
OF the 10 defendants.
AS for the Los Angeles develop
ments. the prosecutor said the Gov
ernment stands on the position that
the only question at issue in Cali
tornia is the identity of the de-
PENDANTS.
A removal hearing started yes
terday afternoon on the West Coast
but was continued until today after
Robert w. Kenny, representing the
defendants, asked the court to hear
arguments on the suff1ciency of the
indictments. The judge said he NAV
decide today whether his court has
Jurisdiction.
The defendants, accused of re-
fusing to tell the House Committee
on Un-American Activities whether
or not they were Communist PARTY
members, are at liberty under $1,000
bond each.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Joseph Light, Washington builder,
is going to keep his daughter Bette,
%, from driving her Buick con-
vertible for one month.
He undertook the responsibility
last night after Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Clark King decided one
sure way to teach lesson to young
people who get cars from their par
ents and then violate traffic reg
ulations is to make the parents dish
out the penalty.
Miss Light was arrested about 9
pm. Wednesday at Sixteenth street
and Arkansas avenue NV. by Pvt.
Francis Raymond OF the traffic de-
partment, who reported she was
driving her fathers car over wet
streets at more than 40 miles an
hour.
Asks Another Chance.
Pvt. Raymond took her to No. 10
precinct, where she was booked and
released. She was to return yester-
day to post $13 collateral for
speeding and failure to show a
permit.
She came in with the money, but
asked to be given another chance.
Capt. William j. Cunningham of the
Traffic Division sent her with Pvt.
Raymond over to Mr.. King.
First Mr.. King made Miss Light
study the gallery of pictures of
serious traffic accidents strung
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Maryland Fights
FoIseCIuims
For JobIess Aid
BY the Associo.ed Press

CENTREVILLE, Md, Dec. H.
The States attorney is on the alert
again here for unqualified persons
receiving unemployment compensa- =
ton checks.
States Attorney Edward Turner
said he set up an office" outside
the door to the Unemployment
Compensation Board and had the
names taken Of all persons receiving
checks. He took this action, he
added, after Board Director Russell
S. Davis said the office was not
allowed by law to furnish names of
claimants.
Yesterdays claimants-20 of them
drew $3.50 in compensation checks,
Mr.. Turner said. He added this was
the largest number of recipients
since 81 persons were brought before
the Circuit Court last month on
charges of receiving checks through
false claims.
OF the 81 50 charged, 20 were
found guilty and sentenced to pay
$50 or serve 80 days in Jail, the
States attorney said.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Kristen FIagstad Planning
To Make Home in Montana
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Dec. 12.-Opera Star
Kristen Flagstad said today she
plans to make her home In Boze-
man, Mont, which she calls Little
Norway because of its resemblance
to her homeland.
Returning for concert tonight at
Symphony Hall, where she gave her
first postwar recital last Easter Sum
day, Mrs. Flagstad described the
Gallatin Valley, Mont, as:
High peaks, big trees and clear,
cold air-the nearest thing to Nor
way I have ever encountered"
Another Bozeman booster, she
said, is her daughter Elsa, now the
wife OF Arthur Dusenberry, a former
Army Air Forces officer.
The girl came to New York In
1899 and the next year while her
mother went back to Norway she
moved to a dude ranch near Boze-
man. where Mr.. Dusenberry was a
bookkeeper.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Virginia Arbor Damage
By Mice Is Extensive
By the Assoeioted Press

BLACKSBURG, Va, Dec. 12-
Destruction of fruit trees by mice
have become so widespread that
many Virginia growers now rate ro-
dents their number one orchard
problem.
Virtually all mouse damage to
roots and bark in State orchards is
the work of two species-pine and
meadow mice-which are the sub
ject OF report just released here by
two members Of the Virginia Tech
horticultural staff.
Removal of grass in a circle with
a 24-inch radius from the tree will
keep the meadow mouse from con-
Structing its surface trailway to the
tree and prove an effective control
until winter snow again provides
cover for a trail, it was stated.
Barring the entire grass area beneath
the spread of the tree was not rec
commended.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Six Gunboats Transferred
To G'- -.~.e al Norfolk
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 12.-Greece
accepted six gunboats from the
United States yesterday with the
pledge that she will never cease
to fight as long as our democratic
way Of life is at stake"
Transfer of the 173-foot vessels
from the United States Navy lis a
noble gesture which deeply
moves the Greek people" Ambassa- :
dor Vassilli Dendramis told the
ships crews and several hundred
civilians of Greek descent who shiv-
cred under the lash of biting wind
that swept a Norfolk Naval Station
pier.
Rear Admiral w. l.. Ainsworth,
U. S. N, commandant of the 5th
Naval District. who delivered the
ships to the Ambassador, said, 1--WE
are helping those whom we know
will help themselves"
Evening star., 1947-12-12
NEA Group Is Told Cut |
In Teachers Colleges
Would Aid Profession

One way of getting more and bet
ter teachers would be to reduce the
number Of colleges now permitted
to prepare teachers for the profess
sion. a National Education Associa-
ton official said today. He recon-
mended reduction Of 1900 such
schools.
This seeming paradox was stated
by DR.. Ralph Mcdonald, executive
secretary of the National Commits
sion on Teacher Education and Pro-
fessional Standards of the NEA. He
addressed a group of teachers now
holding conference at NEA head
quarters on methods of improving
teacher standards and inducing
young people to enter the teach
ing profession.
His reasoning went this way:
The public concept of teaching
especially elementary teaching
must be lifted to the point where it
is recognized as a professional pur-
suit requiring outstanding personal
ability and necessitating long, ardu-
Gus, specialized preparation. Certi-
f1cation standards must be raised in
all States which issue teaching IL
censes on the basis of less than four
years of high-grade preparation.
The very existence of low certifica-
ton standards destroys the funda-
mental requirement for adequate
supply; namely. the concept of
teaching as respected profession.
Consequently, much smaller
number of teachers colleges which
will give proudly" a thorough
going, high standard, truly profess
sional preparation is desirable.
Too many now make travesty
OF the process" he stated.
Mr.. Mcdonald also stressed that
better salaries were essential. He
said that teachers pay should begin
at least at s2,4OO a year and reach
at least $4,000 for experienced
teachers.
He cited figures to show the crit
ical problem facing American edu-
cation today in securing teachers.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
YuIe Entertainments
Will Begin Tonight al
Welfare Agencies

Christmas entertainment will start
at 8 O'Clock tonight at Barney
Neighborhod House, the Episcopal
Home for Children and the Wash
ington Society for the Hard of Hear
ing.
At the neighborhood house, 40
N street s.W., so pupils of the music
school will present concert for
parents, friends and the public in
the concert hall.
Children 4 years of age and up
will perform. The music school,
directed by Mrs. Ida Nancy, in
cludes three glee clubs. The young
est group, composed of 4 and 5
year olds, will be accompanied at
the piano by Carol Tessterman. 6.
The intermediate club Of children
to II years old and the senior club
OF II to Is year old singers will be
accompanied by member of each
club.
Dancing Students to Entertain.
Youngsters from the Lou Langlotz
school OF Dancing will entertain
children at the Episcopal Home, 59O1
Utah avenue NV. The program will
start with a Christmas wedding skit
by children to years of age.
Fifteen children will impersonate
dolls in Santa Claus doll shop, and
25 will take part in acrobatics.
Members of the Washington So
ciety for the Hard of Hearing will
assemble at the society Offices at
2431 Fourteenth street NV. for
party and carol singing led by Mrs.
Elsie Lachs, who also will sing sew
eral solos.
Robert Shaw of Silver Spring
Md, will entertain with magic"
performance, and there will be a
pantomime by the Young People,
Group Of the society, directed by
Miss Elizabeth Smitskamp with the
assistance of Mrs Helen Malone,
who will impersonate Santa.
To Cut Christmas Trees.
Tomorrow, the Potomac Area
American Youth Hostelers will make
a trip to Quaker Farm at Spencer
vile, Md, for their project of Christ
mas tree cutting for Community
Chest agencies.
They will assemble at Blair Park,
opposite the Hot Shoppe in Silver
Spring, Md, at 10 am
Joining the wood cutters will be
members of the staff of Georgetown
Settlement House. Hostelers will
bring their lunches. and soup and
hot coffee will be served.
Children will gather at George
town House, 1924 N street NV, at
4 pm. Monday for a Christmas tree
decoration party. They plan to
make the decorations themselves,
painting sweet gum balls they and
the staff have collected and making
paper chains of silver, red and green,
stringing popcorn and gliding pine
cones.
Yule Bazaar Scheduled.
On Tuesday at pm. Christmas
gifts will be sold at a Christmas
bazaar at the house. The gifts have
been made by children to u years
of age and include dolls, stuffed
animals, Christmas cards, candles,
candy and cakes.
There will be square dance for
parents and their friends at pm
Tuesday, with Pierce Gault, boys
worker, as caller.
The affairs are part of the Com
munity Chest-supported agencies
program to furnish a happy holiday
season for those who participate in
their activities.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Congress in Brief
Senate.

senate.
Routine session.
Republican Policy Committee dis
cusses COP anti-inflation program
at closed session.
Appropriations Committee calls
Edwin w. Pauley, special assistant
to Secretary of Army, about COM
modify holdings.
Banking Committee questions Sec
retary of the Treasury Snyder and
Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles
about RFC extension.
Senate House conferees seek to
adjust differences in emergency for
eign aid bills.
House.
In recess until Monday.
Labor Subcommittee considers re-
port on James G. Petrillo's Musi-
clans Union.
Evening star., 1947-12-12


Star Staff Photo.
along the wall in the corporation
counsel's Office in the Municipal
Court Building.
Then he lectured her for half an
hour, reminding her that 72 per-
sons were killed in traffic accidents
il the District last year, and 1000
people were injured in more than
10000 accidents.
Miss Light agreed speeding is a
serious offense. She promised to
drive within the law, If she could
keep the news of her arrest from
her father.
Notifies Father.
Mr.. King, on the other hand
agreed not to prosecute, II Miss
Light would call her father at once
and explain what had happened.
After she talked with her father
Mr.. King explained the Importance
of safe driving. He said he would
leave the punishment up to the
parent.
Mr.. Light agreed his daughter
should be punished. so he promised
to take the keys to her car away
for one month. If, after that she
is involved in any other traffic
violations, he will sell her car, he
said.
Mr.. King said it was the first
time he had been able to use this
method of correcting traffic viola
tors and that he will resort to
it again.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Killers Berlin Hideout
Is Blown Up by Russians
By the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN, Dec. 12.-The COM
modious bomb shelter where Adolf
Hitler hid out during the fall of
Berlin was blown up yesterday in
the ruined garden of the wrecked
Reichschancellory.
German police said Russian dem
clifton squads set off a charge in
the "Fuenrerbunker" at 4 pm. as
part of program of destroying
German Notifications. The Russians
themselves made no announcement.
In the steel-and-c concrete shelter,
British intelligence reports say,
Hitler and his longtime mistress,
Eva Braun, married and committed
suicide on April 80, 1945. Then they
were cremated, the British say.
Pspyrus, developed in Egypt, was
the worlds first cheap and abundant
writing paper.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
French Use Japs 70 Spur
Vief-Ndmese Desertions
By the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, Dec. ia repatriated
japanese sergeant said today the
French at Saigon have built a spe-
cial Japanese corps to persuade
Japanese in the Viet-Namese army
to desert and leave Indo-C China.
Already two members Of this "De-
serters Return Persuasion Corps"
have been killed by Japanese they
sought to convince and three are
missing, said Isamu Tanabe, who
for time was a mentber of the
corps.
Tanabe estimated there are 5000
Japanese soldiers with the Wet
Namese. The French, he said, be-
lieve these experienced soldiers do
much to bolster the Viet-Namese
and are anxious to get them to re-
turn to Japan.
But the japanese with the Wet
Namese independence army already
have been influenced by commu-
nism,' Tanabe explained. They
regard members of the corps with
contempt-as French employed
spies"
Evening star., 1947-12-12
MuInutrition in Scotland

Young people in Scotland are not
getting enough to eat under present
ratlons, says a Glasgow doctor, who
frequently sends prescriptions of
more milk and eggs to the food au-
thorities for girls who feel dizzy or
listless.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
3uboons Break Phone Wires

The bush is so thick around tele-
phone poles in some parts of Bechu-
analand that balloons swing from
telephone wires, often breaking
them, power companies report.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Water vapor may compose up to
per cent of given volume of air.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
FOUND.

ENGLISH SETTER, young female; found
in Eerndon. Va. Call CH. $3.50.
FOX TERRIER, large size. tail curls over
back, black and white, nice and friendly
Apply PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY AN
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE, WA. s3579.
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nuvers salyse kounstines valdzias M atstegs rim
ta, pastovu gyvenima Ta Smith sako zmones padarys
net be AmIrikos pagalbos.
Kad tik Kongr. Smith nesuklystq: zmones nori ats
krayt socializmo r Anglijoje r Sovietu Sajungoe
ri nusikrayt prmestq komunistiniu teroEstniu val
dzQ vsos salys pradedant Lietuva If bagant Jugosla
via. Tacau Smith gal nespeo patrti kad visose sove-
tukstancu tokiu znfon kurie sovetai aute gaetu
kilt prizes komunizmo plega.
Tuo paciu laikotarpiu Amerika, net beprotiskai ne
ismntnga RENE selpe, gebejo Sovetu Sajunga ir jos
takoe esancas Sails sustpreti Xxi tick kad dabar EMO
mems jose sunku kas padaryti
Amerika privao skubiausia pesti Marshallo plana
gelbejimui tQ Europos saQ kurias komunizmas gaan-
da ltis, r tureti gatavai atomnes bobas smogi
mu pates tu zalciu lizdo Maskvos reikaui ir lakui
atejus.
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DIP STOVYKLOJE
(Bus daugiau)

Mes benamiaiy mes yargo vaikai,
'cia ramybes jieskome dyasiai -
mus apstojo sargybu pulkai,
durtuvais NUNS prie duru pagrase.
Kaip keistai eme elgtis tada
tas kareivis, taip lauktas per kara,
nezinas kas tai sielos zaizda,
NUNS atneses ne laisve, bet mara.
Jam uzuojauta taip svetima,
mes atrodom jam valkatQ buriu,
taip nenorima suskiu Selma,
vien tetvarkoma durtuv0 duriu.
Ar begali suprast jo sirdis
kas tai yra tevynes netekti,
kas tai yra bename trerntis -
zydo amino pedsakais sekti.
Is sargybos jis ziuri piktai,
kaip mes dulk6se, karstyj nuvyte,
ir grasina jei musu vaikai
prie zoleles pastat0 kojyte.
Niekados neisnyks atnhintyj
ir skriaudos nebus zaizdos isdile:
kaliniais esam vel nutremti,
laukta meile mus, vargsus, apvyle.
/ Koct Wits Cl;o,,
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montaves ir sutvarkes be jokio oficialaus lei
dino pasventino.
Vietos baznycia buvo pradeta statyti We
liau negu vienuoynas (1732-63 my, kuris buvo
ankscau ir baigtas. Baznycios fundatorium bu-
vo Salako ir Strutynes valdytojai J. M. Strltins-
kas ir jo sunus Juozapas su zmona Role Pla-
teryte. Pc baznycia yra daug rusiQ, kurie ga
ma placiai isvedzioti ir nera istirti, pavojinga
juos leistis. Kai kuriuose rusiuose yra rasti
vienuoliu- u-karmelitu karstai (net po kelis lavo-
nus viename), kuriuos karo metu Vokieciai, be-
jieskodami aukso isplese, isdraske
Antalieptes miestelis yra grazioje gamtos
vietoje desineje sventosios upes puseje (sioje
upeje sugaunami upetskiai - foreliai, kuriais
mus pavaisino. Apylinksje syra daug nedide-
liu ezereu, visai netoli tdiestelio Liedzio eze-
ras.
Prize vienuolyno yra isteigta fnergaiciu ze-
mes ukio mokykla, pradzios n1okykla If amatu
kursai Tai mokslo ir kututos. zinycia, kur
svieciasi CANA didelis skaicius naasq kaimo jau-
nimo. =
Grazios ir Antalieptes apylinkes, nusetos
kanais, kalnelias, piiakalniais, svedkapais, ku-
rie apipinti ivairiausais padavimais.
Viencavq dvaras pastaru metu buvo vien-
kiemis, kuri puosia Viencavo $50 metru giu-
mo), Viencavelio ir Balef0 ezerai, yra garsus
savo tukstantmetiniu azuolu ant kurio saku
prizes 200 metu kabojo varpai Laukuose ran
DANA ivairiq senienN.
Vasaknq dvaro slabai grazus rumai (Rone-
nu stiliaus) ir prie 10 esas dekoratyviu medziu
sodas, kurs prissliejes prie to paties vardo eze-
no, pasizyminciu. savo. vandens skaidrumu. Sc
niau, kai Sis dvaras prikalause grafui Benedik-
tut Tiskeviciui, ca buvo apylinkes medzotuju
centras. -ter ,,ss s .a..t ii ..ur
Ir viena ir kita dvara lankydami buvome
pavaisinti labai skania zuvimi. Juk Viencavo
ezeras yra labai garsus savo zuvimis, kuriame
sugaudomos ju geriausios rusys: seliavu, stin-
ku, sigu ir KIT.
Paduscio kaime aplankeme Kartuviu kali
ma, kur baudziavos laikais buvo irengtos kartu-
YES nusikaltusiems baudzauninkams kart.
Noredam geriau pazinti apylinkiu grozl,
plaukiojom sventosios upeje baidaremis. Ke-
lone trukde ir kartu ia idomia dare svento-
sios senksciai = revos, kurias "Certovka" va
dina Ekskursuodami buvome susitike burr dali
lininku, klrie baidaremes plaukiojo sventaja ir
jieskojo vaizdu peisazams. Pabendrave su jais
issiskyreme ir vykome toiau Degucius.
(Bus daugiau)
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MOLOTOVAS IR
A-BOMBA

Minint Rusijos Revoliucijos
80 metu sukakti, Maskvoje at
laikyta ivairios apeigos, kurio-
Sc, kaip aiskiai zinios sake,
Stalinas visai nepasirode. Jis
tik buvo pagarbintas, kaip tai
priimta tarp 10 aklu pasekejq,
o pats tas 81 metu senis jau
viena koja j graba izenges,
kasdien tikisi giltines apsilan-
kymo.
Vietoje Stalino, vadovauja-
ma kalba pasake Molotovas,
kuris garsiai pareiske pasau-
liui jog ''atomines bombos pa
slaptis jau neezgistuoja' = is
ko iseitu lyg sovietai' jau turi
atomine bomba.
Taciau, tie Molotovo zodziai
buvo tik tusti,. savo muzikeliQ
pamulkinimui zodziai. Is pir-
mo ispudzio toki Molotovo pa
sakyma isgirdus lyg supranti
kad Maskva jau turf atomines
bombos paslapti. Ir tikrai, il
pal t,,ri mazdaug Supratima,
keliu sovietu mokslininku SUI
detini, kas atomine bomba yra.
Taciau, kaip zinovai sake,
Sic Molotovo zodziai yra tie
patys ka jis metas ar daugiau
anksciau yra kartojes, ir tas
pareiskimas yra bendras, kick
j yra pareiske ir ellie Ameri-
kos mokslininku, kurie keliais
atvejais yra sake kad atomine
bomba jau nera paslaptis.
Tx stai kas reikia gerai isl
temyti: jeigu sovietai turetq
atomine bomba, jie visai to ne
skelbtu, jie laikytu viska di-
dziausioje paslaptyje, ir' kuo-
skubiausia stengtusi ja panau-
doti prizes Amerika.
Amerikos mokslininkai
Molotovo parekavima pasake
''Na tai kas toxic kad atomine
bomba nera paslaptis? Rusija
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AMERIKA Wis NAL
TINA PRIESUS

Nekurie Amerikos laikras-
ciai iskele fakta kad raudonq-
jq fasistu salys, kurios dabar
atkakliai kovoja prizes Ameri-
kos selpima badaujancios vaka-
rq Europos, pacios minta dar
gaudamos is Americas gausy-
be sviesto, mesos ir konservuo-
tQ vaisiQ.
Prancuzija ir Italia siadien
prasyte praso kvieciu, bet Ru-
sija pareikalavo. ir gavo mesos
ir kitty maistingu produktu SUI
lyg pereitu metu plano, kuriuo
Amerika maitino .visus.
Russia, 1916 metals, gavo
is U. S. $91, 900 vertes me-
SOS ir mesos produktu, rieba-
lu, pieno, grietines ir sviesto.
Symet Amerika vel dave Ru-
sijai mesos $3,604563 vertes
per pirmus septynis menesius.
Dabar Russia jau turi mo-
.keti uz is Americas gaunama
-maista, tai maisto jau neima,
o pinigus skiria Amerikoje
pirkimui masinerijQ, kuriomis
ruosia sau karo reikmenis.
Jugoslavijai pernai Ameri-
ka padovanojo $42,456,O0O YER
tes mesos ir kitty maisto pro-
duktQ.
Nors cukrus cia buvo sunku
gauti, Jugoslavijai padovanota
net 58,587, 400 svaru cukraus,
tue laiku kai Jugoslavai saude
, Amerikos lakunus.
! DEMOKRATQ partija pasi-
rinko sau nauja Macdonald pir-
.mininka, Senatoriq McGrath.
4. RepublikonQ partijos pirmi-
ninkas Carroll Reece pranesa
jog McGrath yra "raudonu pa
ziuru milijonierius" taigi De-
lmpkratu partija iir siais rinki-
snais bus raudonQju grupiu kon-
troleje. 'Trumano isrinkimui bus
sutuokta visi radikalai ir ko-
munistai, o uz tai, jei rinkimus
laimes, vel Demokratai lures at
silyginti, Observation-Disclosures
valdiskas vietas.
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AsAUJA SUKILIMA PRIZES RAUDONUOS1US

Kongreso narys, Lawrence H. Smith (Rep. is Wiscon-
SIM, tk ka gryzes is $4,000 myu keiones Europoje,
sskyrus Soviety Russia, Jugosavja If Albania, kur
zmonems socializmas, ar tai s butu Brtu ar sovetu
rusies ap igrisa jog zmones patys tuo pades pastan
gas sukilti r atskrayt tos raudonos plegos zmones
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vistiek negai ta bomba pasi-
.daryti".
- I1I
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(17) ANTALIEPTE

i Atvyke Antaliepte apsistojome garsiame
vienuolyne, kuris yra svenciausos Jezaus Sir
dies Seseru vienuoliu zinioje. Tat apie il pir-
miausia ir papasakosime. Jis buvo ikurtas IT.
80 metals basuju karmelitQ vienuou Po SIM
to metu, kai Rusijos caras numalsino sukilima,
1881 metals vienuolynas buvo uzdarytas (prie
to gal daug prisdejo tai kad sioje apylinkeje
slapstesi daug sukilimo dalyvip), baznytiniai
daiktai buvo perkelti Viencavus.
Kuri Lake Sis vienuolynas buvo tuscias, 0
1910 amziaus viduryje jane isikurdino stacia-
tikes vienuoles (kurios ten gyveno Xxi Vokieeiu
ekupacijos 1915). los okupacijos metu vietos
kataliku baznycia buvo paversta sandeliu ir ga
razu 4Ir kai po Primo Didziojo Karo Q9181 1m.)
cia atvyko Kun. Stakele, jis net vyskppo neat
siklauses eme organizuoti baznycia, kuria atre-
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-10
Fun Promised
 At ALA Doings

Do you Ike fried chicken? tasty sandwiches? home made pastries? That's what you've got a chance of getting at the basket social next Tuesday, starting at 8:30 at the Kodiak Community Center.
 And if there aren't enough baskets to go around there will be sandwiches and coffee enough for everyone.
 Women are reminded that they have only 4 more days to get their baskets ready, and a prize will be offered for the best dec orated panier
 There will be bingo and danc- ing during the evening. For those bringing 8 basket or buy ing one the dancing will be free, for others the dance will be run on jitney basis
 So 8 tlsket. a-tasket, don't forget your basket and be at the center Tuesday evening.