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Evening star., 1947-03-25
Capt. Beach Smother,
iii for Month, Dies

Mrs. Eliza F. Beach, 81, mother OF
Capt. Beverly C. Beach. command
ing the sixth precinct, died last
night in Emergency Hospital after
a months illness.
A native of Arvonia, Va, she lived
all her life there For the five years
preceding her death. she was a
teacher in the Senior Bible Glass OF
Arvonia Baptist Church. She was
an officer in the Women's. Missionary
Society of the church, and had been
active in its affairs for 40 years.
Mrs. Beach was the mother of IL
children, eight of whom are living
and also 10 grandchildren and 2
great grandchildren
She is survived by her husband
Cecil B. Beach. who retired from the
Naval Gun Factory in 1914. Sur
viving sons besides Capt. Beach, are
James G., detective at No 2 pre-
cinct; Archie r., and Harry F.. both
of Washington; Robert B., of Lynch
burg, Va, and Warren c. of Belts
vile, Md.
Two daughters. Mrs. Annie Harris
of Porthmouth, Va, and Mrs. Winnie
Beckman of Baltimore, also survive.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of Hysong's funeral home,
Thirteenth and N streets NV.
Burial services will be at 2 pm.
THURSDAY in ArVonia.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Henry B. Parker Dies;
Cotton Grading Expert
By the Associated Press

GREENVILLE, Ala, Mar. Is. -
Henry B. Parker, head of the cottor
company bearing his name and ar
internationally known authority or
cotton grading and marketing, dice
at his home here yesterday
Funeral services were arranged
for today
Before World War II Mr.. Parker
operated company in Germany
with Offices in Bremen and another
in Lille, France But since the wal
he had conducted his widespread
cotton business in this country.
Survivors include his widow, a
brother, Gordon Parker, Greenville
S. c., and two sisters, Mary Parker
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. John
Taylor, Baltimore.
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TOBIN,

ToBIN, HELEN MAY, On Sunday
March 23; 49, HELEN NAY MAJ IoBlN srin NEE
mohef CT eohn Lester ss q Tn
Florence F E. and the late William i
chaney, sister of Eawin snar l. "a sna d. John I
Melton. Friends may call at her late
residence, all 3oth St, Mount Rsinieg
Md Funeral on wednesday; Marsh rb,,s5 s6 s
where mass viii be offered at $40 am. fol
the repose of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Mareh s iSi osEA sEL 9R f1saS
1928 North Capitol St; beloved wife wife o, o,
Morton ITeskgn0fl Rsmans or resting a.
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. Notice of fu-
neral later.
.. wALkER MAIZE; o4 On SATURDAY g1fz MnRfR Ms5fR
WALKER sg LOVING IN Ssw Wife 10[f sf Edasr ds WaEer %
daughter of Mrs. Minnie jenkins of Luray,
Va; mother Of Edgar. ,Jr; Marlene, Cyrus'
craze fs aaa c6smbers Mma aad SzS MRS Arnea @
Of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Mary E CHM Chinn
of Arlington, Va: Mrs. Rita Fleming,
0hh j. Freads rna Si may Sen ca At At ehnns funers
Home. 26O5 South Seminary I'd. Arling-
ton, Va, after g pm, Wednesday. Mas
at 20 pm, at Mount Carmel Baptist
church. Luray, Va.
WICKS, ROSA HATCHER. On Tuesday.
March 25, l947. ROSA HATCHER ,WICKS
If 1906 T st. NV. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Fay Gooden and. sister of Mrs: Mar,
jorie Hendrix and Mr., Win Hatcher OF
Taylor. Tex. Also surviving are grand-
son, Robert Gooden, jr.: niece Mrs;
Mamie Rucker, and. other relatives and
many friends Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure. 26
WILLIAMS, HARRY. Departed this life
Monday, March "a, 1947, at his residence.
1926 North Fairfax Dr.: Arlington; Va,
after a long illness, HARRY WILLIAMS.
He leaves to mourn loving SON M, Harry larry
S. Williams, jr., and a host OF other reia-
tives and friends: Remains resting at II TIE
John T Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 221
North Patrick St, Alexandria, Va. Notice
of funeral later.
WILLIAMS, PERCY. On Saturday,
March 90. 1G41, PERCY WILLIAMS OF sos
4th st. S.w., beloved husband OF Willie Ann
Williams, brother of Dave Williams. After
l. noon Wednesday, March 20. relatives
and friends are invited to call at The Car
yer Memorial Funeral Home, 90 H st.
NV. until pm. Thursday, March 81.
Funeral and interment Friday in Weldon,
N. C.. 26
WILLIAMS. RENE H. On Sunday, March
-3, 1947, RENE H. WILLIAMS of $500
14th St NV, husband of Lucille c. Will
liams: father of Mrs E. L. Rinkenbach of
Philadelphia, Pa Services at the s. H.
Hines Co Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV, Wednesday, March 26, at l p M.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1947-03-25
g. o. Nicholson, IS, Dies
Ex-Restuurunt Owner

George o. Nicholson, SIS, retired
restaurant proprietor, died today at
Garfield Hospital after an illness OF
several months. He lived at 5110
Fourteenth street NV.
A native OF Athens, Mr.. Nichol-
son came to this country in 1911
and settled in Washington. He re-
tired from business about four years
ago, and since then had worked as
a waiter at the Shoreham and
Willard Hotels.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Evangeline CharuhaS. of the Four
teenth street address, and Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Kripotos, 2l23 Eight
eenth street NV, and a brother,
James Nicholson, Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Thursday at Saint Sophia
Orthodox Church, 1903 Eighth street
NV. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-03-25

and one-time superintendent OF
Charles County Schools, and Mrs
Jane Matthews Neale. He was
graduated from the National Uni
versity Law School in 1906, and re-
ceived a master of laws degree from
there the following year. He was
admitted to the District bar in 1907
and to the Maryland bar in 1915.
Was Assistant to Palmer.
He entered private practice here
after graduation from law school
and in 1918 was named to head an
investigation of the Hog Island Ship
Yard. The following year he was
appointed special assistant to At
torney General A. Mitchell Palmer
+ While with the Justice Depart
ment Mr.. Neale was in charge of
the famous investigation of the
Muscle Shoals power plant in Ala
bama and headed the investigation
into the affairs of Charles Ponzi
swindler. He also was prominent in
the prosecution of Nicky Arnstein,
the gambler.
Appointed acting head of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation IN
1920, he refused a permanent ap-
pointment in order to return to pri-
vate practice in 1921.
After leaving Government Serv-
ice he joined the firm of Palmer,
Davis & Scott, which later became
Palmer, Stellwagen g. Neale. The
company was dissolved on Mr.. Stell-
wagons death last year and Mr..
Neale had continued practice by
himself. He lived at 4105 Thrifty
eighth street NV.
Instructor at Columbus u.
He was a past president of the
Holy Name Society, a Fourth De-
gree Knight of Columbus and a
member of the st. Vincent De Paul
Society, the Board of Catholic
Charities and the Calvert Club. He
was a prior of the Third Order OF
st. Dominic. and had served as
secretary of the Federation of Citi-
zenS' Associations from 1912 to 1914
For many years he was an instructor
in law at Columbus University.
! Surviving are his daughter, Mrs
Eleanor F. Auth. Alb Asbury place
NV; two sisters, Miss Henrietta
Neale, Miss Rosa Neale, both of 3060
Sixteenth street NV; two brothers,
Augustine w. Neale, jr., of the Six
1teenth street address, and Raphael
A. Neale, 3450 Thirty ninth street
NV, and two grandsons. His wife,
Mrs. Mary Melita Neale, died about
four years ago.
Honorary pail bearers will be
Chief Justice Boltha J. Laws and
| Associate Justice T. Alan Goldsbor-
ough of the District Court. Rosa F.
Downing, Walter c. English, Jesse
Lee Hall, William E. Leahy, Joseph
J. Malloy, Earl P. Ready, George E.
| Sullivan and H. Mason Welch.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
High Winds Sink Big Tug
AT Baltimore; 7 Rescued
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 25. - High
winds upset a 100-foot tug in the
outer harbor today but the seven
crewmen aboard were rescued. -Four
of them were taken to Marine Hos
pital for treatment.
The tug was about 100 feet out
from it's pier when the strong gale
tipped it Oh its side and it sank
in 35 feet of water.
Small craft warnings run up yes
terday for the benefit of Chesa-
peake Bay Watermen continued on
display today in anticipation Of
winds ranging from 40 to so miles
an hour today and tomorrow.
Baltimore Municipal Airport reg
iStered peaks of So miles an hour
today and tomorrow
Baltimore Municipal Airport reg
istered peaks of 50 miles an hour
today, and the Custom House
Weather Bureau downtown had
readings up to 40.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Tobacco Rood Author
Is Suing for Divorce
BY the Associated Press

DOYLESTOWN. Pa, Mar. 25.-
John M. (Jack) Kirkland, author of
the stage play, Tobacco Road" is
suing his fourth wife, Actress Haila
Stoddard, for divorce on charges of
"indignities to the person"
The 45-year-old playwright mar
ried Miss SSoddard at Springfield,
Pa, in 1888.
Mr.. Kirkland's suit listed no spe-
cific grievance other than "indig-
mites" which Pennsylvania courts
recognize as making life burden
some, unbearable, or being unable
to live together
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Mrs. Andrew R. Tobin
Funeral Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Heller
May Tobin, "A, a lifelong resident
of Washington, who died Sunday at
her home, AL Thirtieth street
Mount Rainier, will be held at 9:3C
am. tomorrow at the St. James
Catholic Church, 3609 Rhode Island
avenue, Mount Rainier. Burial will
be In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, An
drew R. Tobin; a son, John l.
Tobin, both of the Thirtieth street
address; two brothers and two
sisters,
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Truman to Visit Cunudu
Probably in June.
BY the Associated Press

The White House said today
President Truman plans to visit
Canada, but has left open the date
for the trip.
Presidential Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross also told reporters
Mr.. Truman has expressed a destire
to return to Key West. Fla, where
he spent few days this month, but
that plans are very indefinite
Other officials have indicated that
Mr.. Truman will go to Canada in
June, provided other business per-
mits. ViScount Alexander, Governor
General of Canada, invited Mr..
Truman to Ottawa during a visit
here last February.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
DIP Camp Inmates Urged
To Go to Own Countries
By the Associated Press

HEIDELBERG, Germany, Mar. 25.
An appeal to displaced persons to
return to your countries and start
life anew was issued to DIP camps
today by Maj Gen. Lowell Rocks.
director general of UNRRA.
Posters printed in Polish, Russian,
Yugoslav and German will be posted
in all DIP camps in the American
zone of Germany, telling the DPS
that UNRRA Is scheduled to cease
functioning June 80.
They will assert that it is not yet
definitely known just how and by
whom DIP camps will be admin
istered after that date.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
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Evening star., 1947-03-25

sunday evening
at G e o rgetowrl
University Hos
p i t a |, will b G
held at 10 am,
Thursday at st.
An ms Catholic
Church. Burial
will be at Chapel
Point, Md.
A n a tive OF
Charles County,
Md, Mr.. Neale
was the son of
the late Angus
tus w. N e a l e,
C o n e d crate
Al my veteran
Evening star., 1947-03-25
O'Dwyer to See Trumun

NEW YORK, Mar. 25 (Pl.-Mayor
William O'Dwyer will confer Friday
with President Truman in Washing
ton on matters affecting the local
government, the Mayors Office an
rounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
William J. .Nea!e Rife,
To Be Held Thursday
AT St. Ann Church

Funeral services for William J.
Neale. 81, former special assistant to
the Attorney General and a Wash
ington lawyer since 1907, who died
Evening star., 1947-03-25
CEMETERY LOTS.

LOTS can be bought separate or as a
| whole; can save S40n by buying as a whole
or siye $500 each; no tombstones allowed.
FIR 15o3 81
Evening star., 1947-03-25

ficers and Members of Co,
lumbia Lodge. No. 126, Joya
Order OF the Moose: Serv'
ices for the late THOMAS A
McDERMOTT will be held OF
Thursday, March p, l941
at y o m.
MAURICE A. COOPER.
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Dratha

IANMAN. RALPH WHEELER. On Mon.
day, March "a, 1947. at Sibley Hospital
RALPH WHEELER LANMAN Of els Farra'
gut St NV, beloved husband of Irma o
Lanman lnee Oetzell and brother Of Mrs
IR. X. Wheat of Washir gton, D. C, anc
Charles F. Lanman Of New York City, Re-
mains resting at the above residence
Funeral services from the TRANSPORTATION
Episcopal Church, i4th and Gallatin sts
NV, on Wednesday, March 26, at sc
pm. Interment Prospect, Hill Cemetery
LtSaa Isa HETTIE 1GcAs sDnoaY n ioa Mf6fh f6f
ST. Sc She is survived by devoted huS
band Robert Lucas; one sister. Ellen Rob-
inson: one nephew, Joseph Robinson; one
niece, Helen Robinson. and other relatives
E. ' Murray g. Son. 1887 10th St. NV.
Funeral notice later.
MCCOY, LUCY. On Monday. March "a
1947, in Batavia, Ohio, LUCY MCCOY
widow of the late Joseph A. Mccoy. Inter
ment in Cedar Hill Cemetery Wednesday
March 26, at 10 am. Arransements by
Hysong's Funeral Home.
McDERMoTT, THOMAS A. On Mon
eral Hospital, THOMAS A. McDERMoTT
beloved husband of Jane E. McDermott
stepfather of Earl, Walter and Eugene
Davis Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave ne
where services will be held on Friday,
March @s. at :, pm Interment Arlington
McnTRMOTT. THOMAS A. To the Of
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Iu Mrntnrtaitt

FINAGIN, SARAH E. loving tribute
to the memory of SARAH E. F1NAGIN, a
beloved wife and mother, who. departed
this life ten years ago today. March 20,
1877
Evening star., 1947-03-25

March "a, 1947, at the residence of her
sister, 1918 North Barton St, Arlington,
va. ANNIE AGNES HOOPER (nee Lang
horn, beloved wife of the late George H.
Hooper. mother Of Mrs. Mildred McManus
mains resting at the James T. Ryan Flu
neral Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc. Funeral on
Wednesday, March %. at $50 am;
thence to the Church of the umption,
3400 Nichols ave. Sc, where mass will be
offered at 8 an. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
Evening star., 1947-03-25

NEaLE, WILLIAM JOSEPH. Members OF
OH St. AIMS Parish Holy Name
EgSSSM Society and members OF the
ENSAM Holy Name SOCIETIES of Wash
WHh ington are requested to as
r. WaN Semble at the late home of
@" WILLIAM JOSEPH NEALE.
~ past president of the Union of
ly name Societies of WASHINGTON, 4105
tn st. NV. for prayers at S:45 pm. On
Evening star., 1947-03-25

HICKEY. ANNIE j. Oficers and mem
bers of ST Anne's Auxiliary, No.
9 e.: : E: : !: a:
~M28 .!l7 Pa. ave, Sc, on Tuesday.
reCite the rosary.
ROSALIE GRAVES, President
lillian DOVE Rec Sec.
Evening star., 1947-03-25

DAVID E. MILLER, Commander.
HARRY A. McMASTERS, Adjutant
SMITH, DORA GUNNELL. On Monday,
March "a. 1941, DORA GUNNELL SMITH
beloved wife of the late Joe Smith Flu
neral Wednesday, March %, at l pm,
from the Money e. King Funeral Home,
Vienna, Va. Interment Andrew Chapel
Cemetery.
SMITH. REV. JAMES c. On MONDAY,
Marcn "a, 1g41. at his residence, S940
Old Fort I'd. Sc, Chapel Hill, Md, Rev
JAMES c. SMITH. He leaves to mourn
Stepdaughter. six sisters, six nieces, ten
nephews. two aunts and host OF other
relatives. Friends may call at his late
residence after pm Wednesday, March
i@6 Funeral services Thursday. March
i21. at ] pm, al the Grace Methodist
Church. chape, Hill Md, Rev. E. L. Taylor
of1ciatin2 Interment church cemetery
Arrangements by Robert G. Mason. 26
THOMPSON, VINCENT A. On Saturday
Msrch 2a lato a. Gallinger la,ga Hospitai srlpa
| of Catherine F, Thompson. Prayers at
Chambers, Funeral Home. 140o Chaplin ST,
NV, on Wednesday, March 26. at 10 am
Interment washington National Cemetery
Evening star., 1947-03-25

March %. 1917 at Doctors Hospital,
LOUIS LEMAN FLAGG of 24S Willow ave.
Takoma Park, Nd, beloved husband of
Grace L. Flagg and father of Earl l..
Fred W, William A, John A. and Louis
F. Flag Mr. Flagg rests at the Warner
E Pumphrev Funeral Home, s434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md, where services will
be held on Tuesday, March % at > p m.
Interment George Washington Memorial
Cemetery. 70
Evening star., 1947-03-25

=, I94., CHARLES z. LAME, hlsbahd
Lewis E Weaver: brother of George r.
Lamb. Mrs. Hattie Castens and Mrs;
Maryellen Sour. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5l7 / 1th st. Sc, on 1hurs-
day March % at 2;30 pm. 1nterment
Congressional Cemetery. 2I
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Dratha

DAIEs gs NORRIS NORRIS paE 2a MonSas Sass.na MfFsa
Helen Dates, son Of Samuel and the late
Etee Dates nephew Of EIizasstn Whit, 0bt,
relatives and friends: The late Mr.. Dates
may be yieWed at 9l9 S7th ST. sn.,,,.sa NV; ate,
seVar D ThqFSeay qnaas Aame Mareh 81 St. ne
| Friday, March rs, at pm. 25,27
March 90, i947. MITE DAVIS, ,belove>
wife q Mathew DAVIS eng q. dagshteE 5aYs oE,s o.
Williams. She also leaves five children
two sisters, five brothers and many otnel
and hana Tend 81 eRandsr Eemaas resting
her late ate : residence, 1I4s Bladensburg I'd
ne. Funeral services Wednesday, March
DAVIS. VIETTA. On Tuesday, March
Hospital 10 tai vIErTA E DAVIS M Beloved @ofhel
Hs ter Of Clifton DAVIS s and Mrs. audrey Dsyi,
Brown, sister OF William Davis. She also
/ leaves other relatives and friends. NOTICE
OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by w
Ernest Jarvis Co.
%, 1917, WILLIAM Z. DAVIS, son OF the
late Isaah and Frances Davis. Prayers
chapin e st. naoeta nW on Wednesda9 os March g.
at 2 a m. Mass will be offered at 81,
Martin CATHOLIC Church 1900 North
ChpItOl st, dl S.ju d H. 4HtEIHelli
ton National Cemetery. 25
DOUGLAS. ALICE On Tuesday. March
%, 1941, ct Georgetown University Hos,
pital, ALICE DOUGLAS, beloved sister oi
Robert Douglas, aunt OF Lula and John
Jackson and AIphcnso Purvis, great-aunt
of Alice. Virginia, John. Reginald. Roland
ana Vernon jackson, Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends. Notice
OF funeral later Arrangements by
Mcguire. 90
FERNALD. NATALIE R. On Sunday
March. 23.. 1947. NATALIE R. FERNALD'
nald and mother of Ernest NJ. Fernald OF
Easton. Pa. Friends may cali at her late
noon Tuesday until l2 noon wednesday
Funeral from the w w. Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, on Wednes.:
friends invited. Interment, Concord, Mass
25
Evening star., 1947-03-25

SANDOZ, FRITZ L. Members Of Vincent
r-mh B Costello Post, No. 10,
&AkSA American Lesion. are notified
M f sfz r. fsaIn 5AspoE # !asF es s'Rssss Rs4sa
SSxtR "a, 194T, Legion services
WS@ conducted by the Costello
kGGuaN Guard, will be held Tuesday
evening March 25. st O'Clock, in
Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
March 2R at Ii q m.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

CRsc0 BISCUIT MN
tah'ssPee"s bakns powder sobIs.peen .ok
cups sfssd flour cup cisee
All Measurements Level Mix dry ingredients Cut Co flour
with blender knives until mixture looks like
Store (Crisco
erao"ays fresh for nonts) Yield: about IN mx-about
60 biscuits.
n. quick cosy to use! Just odd milk!
Add cup milk 2h cups biscuit mix his makes about 20
cults Nv in diameter) Blend we'll Put dough f1oued board
pastry cloth Knead lightly several times Roll dough
Cut with foured biscuit cutter Bake ungcased hot
4250F) until brown desired about IS minutes.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
It's sensofiono Make your mix with criseo get
DOUBLE RICH H0TBREADs AT PAcKACE-MX SPEED!

Here's great news for the holidays-right from the
Crsco kitchen! It's the perfect hotbread mix you make your
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OF course pure avegetabe Crisco tops for delicious
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Evening star., 1947-11-30
AT YOUR DEALERS

Don't miss this holiday offer! For
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new homemade mix, plus eight tested
recipes for mouth-melting hotbreads!
Dress up holiday meals with these
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Evening star., 1947-11-30

ana Don't Drop IL!
That's the only caution Harry Lind
gives his customers. His business:
making trick props for jugglers }.
TTARRY LIND has few opinions on the atom bomb.
Ill Dewey for president. or the Michigan football
team. But mention juggling to him and you may as
we'll draw up chair and be comfortable - you're
there for the day.
Lnd's explosive interest in juggling comes natu-
rally for he is the grand old of the art. Even
today, at 81, he can buzz through routine which
stuns many modern professional.
When he retired from the stage almost 30 years
ago. Lind settled down in jamestown, N. Y, making
props for other juggers. Today there's scarcely a
professional juggler who doesn't use a set of
Lnd's clubs.
Juggling, once an art only for handful of pro-
fessionals, has now become a sport of such major
proportions that there is monthly magazine devoted
entirely to it. Bandleader Horace Heidi owns set
of Lnd's clubs. doctor who finds juggling an ex-
cellent way to relax takes lessons from Lind
Saved His Life
II. v. KALrENBoRN, the radio commentator, once
saved his own life by juggling Mistakenly arrested
and about to be executed revolutionist in China
in 1927, and realizing his only hope lay in stallng
for time - the correspondent began an impromptu
juggling act with three oranges from his pocket The
Chinese howled with delight. During his act help
arrived and the cleared up.
Although Lind makes standard club most pros
have their own special patterns file with him.
Scarcely mornings mail comes without request
for something new He made a club for Juggler
Stan Cavanaugh which would spring open in
naidair and drop three smaller clubs from it.
Linds illuminated clubs toughest to make.
They have translucent sidewalks. batteries and tiny
light bulb inside. They're used on backed-out stage.
At present Lind is excited about a young fellow
he has heard of in Sweden - Francis Brunn. Brunn
is said to have routine in which he balances one ball
the index finger of his right hand, another on a
stick held in his mouth and third on stick bal
anced on his forehead. While he does this he calmly
stands on his left leg. spins hoop around his right
leg and uggles three hoops in the air with his
left hand. That says Harry Lind, lis something
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

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sektu islikti neutraliu stebeto-
ju. Tuomet j kad ir silpna,
bet savaime atrodytu pasida-
RUS stipresne ir galetu vel at
gauti siokia-tokia reiksme.
Nors apie tokia galimybe dar-
bieciu vyriausybe niekad neuz-
simena, taciau galima isivaiz-
duoti kad kaip tik apie ja gal
voja ir jos laukia, nes is ligsio-
lines ju politikos tai panasu.
Atrodo jog darbieciai nesu-
pranta kad be ju pagalbos lai-
mejus pasaulio demokratija ME
kad neuzmirs D. Britaniios, kad
81 pavojaus valanda leidosi j
spekuliacijas ir noreio pasisil-
dyti prie svetimu namu gaisro.
O jei laimetu komunizmas :?
Tuomet darbieciai pakibtu
ant tu paciu medziu, ant kuriu
kabos Franco, Salazaras, Peron
ir kit ir tai butu padaryta grei-
tai ir be karo. V. N.