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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
LETUVIU GYVENI-
MAS VOKIETIJOJE
TREMTNIQ NATL
NIMAS BLOGEJA

is V1SQ triju Vokietijos 20
nQ, Prancuzu zonoje maitini
mas buvo blogiausias. Geriau.
sioje padetyje buvo laikom
Amerikieciu zonos tremtiniai.
Siuo metu maitinimas beveik
sulyginamas visose zonose. i,
tremtiniai is gaunamo maisto
davinio negali issimaitinti. stai
kaip atvaizduojamas maitini.
mas Anglu zonoj Luebecko sto-
vykloje, kur yra 1441 Lietuvis
tremtinys:
"Labai skaudziai palette mai
sto normQ sumazinimas. Nors
lr laikoma kad maisto normos
sulygintos SUI Vokieciu maisto
normomis, bet praktiskai gau-
mama maziau. Vokieciai, kurie
siuo metu teikia DIP maista,
pasirupina patiekti blogiausios
rusies produktus, k. paw, duo
ma buna daugiausia zalia, bull
YES apipuvusios, mesa apgedus,
svieste buna imaisyta miltu,
ir tt. Bulviu Vokieciai visai
nepristato, o ju vietoje duoda
ketvirguba apibuvusiu griezciu
norma. Yra dienu kad stovyk-
lose verdama sriuba, buvusiu
koncentracijos stovyklose tel
gimu, beveik niekuo nesiskiria
nuo ten gautos sriuvos. Jeigu
tokia padetis ilgiau uzsitestu,
jau ir taip menkas stovyklos
gyventoju sveikatingumas bu-
tu galutinai sugriautas".
Sausio men. del kuro stokos
tik sykl per diena buvo duoda-
ma silto viralo, net kavos pus-
ryciams ir pietums nebuvo YER
DANA.
Tokiu vietu kur maitinimo
padetis labai sunki, siadien jau
galima rasti labai daug. Ir
nera jokiu daviniu tiketis kad
artimoje ateityje maitinimo
padetis pageretu. Maitinimo
nedatekliu kencia visi, bet ypa-
tingai kencia vaikai ir jauni-
mas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
SAkO SkUBINS GEL,
BETI GRAKIJA IR
TURKIJA

Kovo 26, Senate uzsieniu
reikalu komisija pazadejo
ilgiau netrukdant patiekti
svarstymui Graikijos-Tur-
kijos gelbejimo programa.
Britu pagalba Graikijai
baigiasi su Balandzio 1, to-
del Amerika turf limits zy-
gio jeigu nori ta Sail, ir su
ia kartu Turkija, Eapsaugo-
tt nuo atitekimo Maskvos
kontrolei.
Be pritarianciu, Kongre-
Sc kurstoma stipri opozici-
ia Prez. Trumano pasiuly-
mui skirt $780, 100000 tu
valstybiu gelbejimui.
Senatorius Taft, is Ohio,
zymus Republikonu vadas,
ir N. Y. Gubernatorius De-
wey, taipgi stiprus Repub-
Iikonu partijoje, pareiske
uzgyrima Trumano Graf
kijos ir Turkijos gelbejimo
plano. Sen. Taft sake, da-
bar yra laikas sulaikyti
raudonuju tolimesni pleti-
masi il uzgrobimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
ISTEIGTA METINES
LITERATUROS
PREMIJOS

LIETUVIQ Rasytoju Trem-
tiniu Draugijos valdyba, susi-
tarus su Lietuviq Tremtiniu
Bendruomenes organizacijomis,
bel istaigomis, isteige metines
literaturos premijas. Isteigtq
premiju nuostatuose sakoma
kad premijos isteigiamos no.
rint pakelti Lietuviu tremtiniu
literaturos menini lygi ir pa
remit rasytojus tremtinius.
Xxi sio laiko zinomos Sios
premijos: l. Lietuviu Tremti-
niu Bendruomenes Svietimc
Valdybos; 2. BALI; 3. Lietu-
vos Raudonojo Kryziaus; ir 4
Knygu leidyklos "Patria'.
Tos premijos skiriamos Lie.
tuviams rasytojams uz geriau
sius vienu metu buvyje sukur
tus ir isleistus originalius gro
Zines literaturos veikalus. 194t
metu premijos skiriamos u;
veikalus isleistus Xxi 1947 m
Sausio d.
Premiju iteikimas buvo Tue
bengene Vasario Is d.
Neabejotina kad premiju pa
skyrimas pagyvins tremtini'
rasytoju kurybini darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

KINIJOJE tesiasi smar-
kus karas tautines vyriau-
sybes kariuomeniu SUI ko-
munistine armija. Komu-
nistai, Maskvos remiami
nori uzvaldyti visa siauri-
ne Kinija.
Gen. Kai-seko kariuome-
ne isiverze j Yenan, komu.
nistu Kinijos sostine, uz ku'
ria ejo ilgas karas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

Gen. DeGaulIe, Prancu-
zijos kariautojas ir islais-
vintojas, sakoma lures su-
gryzti paimti Prancuzijos
valdziai vadovauti, mes da-
bartineje betvarkeje Pran-
cuzija vel pakriks ir liks
Maskvos itakoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

ANGLIA stengiasi gel
belts nuo potviniu ir kitu
sail uzklupusiu gamtos ne.
geroviu sia ziema. Tuks'
tanciai kareiviu, clvlllu, po'
licijos ir Vokieciu karo be-
laisviu dirba palaikymu
upiu nuo issiliejimo, ku
rios ir taip uzliejo mieste
Illus ir kaimus.
Prize triju nilijonu nut
salciu zuvusiu aviu IL gal
viju, potviniuose dar We
prigere desimtys tukstan
ciu galviju, ir vanduo IS H;
plove ir sugadino 4O,OO'
akru dirbamos zemes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
NUSIGINKLAVIMA
OAR NEGALIMAS

Lake Success, N. Y. A.
United Nations posedyie
Amerikos ir Britanijos de-
1egatai pareiske kad pasau-
lis dabar dar nera pasiren-
ges nusiginklavimui, tarp-
tautinis saugumas nera uz-
tlkrintas, todel Amerika ir
Anglia nemato reikalo i'm
It's nusiginklavimo.
Pasaulio suklaidinimui ir
parodymui savo klastingo
norejimo taikos, Molotovas
pereita rudeni U. N. pose
dyje pasiule nusiginklavi-
mo sumanyma. Taciau pa
tt Rusija, kick zinoma, vi
su smarkumu ginkluojasi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

PREF. Truman buvo pasi-
kvietes Kongreso "sesis di-
dziuosius" bendram aptari-
mui svarbiu reikalu. Kokie
klausimai buvo aptarti Bal
tasis Namas nepaskelbe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
Il LENKUOS atsaukta

u. S. ambasadorius Lane
isstojo is diplomatines tar
nybos kurioje isbuvo ilgus
metus, ir pasiryzo rasyti
viska arvirai ka tik jis pa
tyre sovietu pastangose
pavergti Lenkija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
GRAIKIJOJE

UNAlh1JUJE KO1IIU1lIS-
tai stengiasi pravesti per-
skelima tos Sales pusiau,
atkirsti Makedonija ir ten
ikurti komunistine vyriau-
sybe. Jugoslavijos, Bulga-
rios ir kitu kaimyniniu sa-
liu komunistu gaujos suda-
70 apie $4,000 armija, kuri
lures butt suvaldyta, kitaip
visa Graikija atiteks sovie-
tamS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
DAT ANn1In r 4 F.,

BALANDZIO 7 d. nusta-
tyta apsaukimui visoje sa-
Lyle telefonu sistemos tar
nautoju streiko, jei nebus
ispildyta unijos reikalavi-
mai. Unija sake turi 278,-
900 nariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

PRANCUZIJOJE ivesta dar-
bininkams algu minimumas -
valdzios patvarkymu visos al
COS kurios buvo zemiau 1000
franku ($58.33) menesiui bu-
vo pakelta Xxi tos sumos.
Komunistai dar po to ivedi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

mo kurste streikus, sakydami
kad tas nepakelia visiems dar-
bininkams algas, tik items
kurie gaudavo maziau 1000 fr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

21O zMONII zuvo Vo-
kietijos potviniuose Odero
upes issiliejime, Rusu kon-
troliuojamoje zonoje, j ry-
tus nuo Berlyno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

KINIJOS jurose nusken-
dus valdzios laivui zuvo 100
jureiviu ir ju virsininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

PORTUGALIJA 1916 metals
pagamino 10000 kaladziu To-
siamu kortp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28
LAIKRAsTINE

LAIKRASTINE poplera
pabranginta, dabar sunku
Jos if gauti pakankamai. 0
dabar dar norma uzdeti
laikrasciams kitas apsunki-
nimas: pastas ruosiasi zy-
miai pabranginti laikras-
ciu persiuntimo kastus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-28

PLIENO kainos pradeio
atpigti, kas sutaupys mill
jonus dolariu metuose pile
no pirkejams.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
Post 5275, V.F.W.
To Sponsor Dance

The Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post 5275 John T. Blasko-
vic), are sponsoring dance to-
morrow; June 7th, at the Slo-
vene National Home, GAIT St.
Clair Ave. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend. Music will
be furnished. by the ever-popu-
lar Johnny Vadnal orchestra.
Dancing will begin at 8 p. m.
and last until l a. m.
Meetings of the post are held
every second and fourth Thurs
day of the month in Room No.
l of the Slovene Home. New
members are accepted, and any
vet interested is hereby extend
ed an invitation to come to one
of the meetings and get ac-
quainted with the boys.
Officers elected last month, to
serve during this year are: Com
mander, Michael Cimas; Senior
Vice-Commander, Stanley Race;
Junior Vice-Ccmmander, Frank
Cdaric; Quartermaster, John
Sventeck, and Adjutant, Rich,
ard Sventeck.
Dance with the boys of For
eign Wars '-tomorrow at the
SINH, East 65th and ST. Clair
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
DR.. |. J. Jonchor
Receives Cop+oincy

Word has been received of the
recent appointment of DR.. L. J,
Janchar to the rank of Captain
in the Medical Corps of the
United States Army.
Capt. Janchar, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Jan.
char, $40 East 81 St., entered the
Army on April 10, 1916 as a
First Lieutenant and for the
past year has been assigned to
the Station Hospital, Fort Riley
Kansas.
He is a graduate of John Car.
roll University and received his
Medical Degree from the School
of Medicine of Western Reserve
University. His interneship was
served at St. Vincent Charity
Hospital, Cleveland and subse
quently served as a Resident
Pathologist at the Cincinnati
General Hospital, Cincinnati
Ohio.
His wife Evelyn and sor
Leonard joined him at Fort Ri
ley in May of last year, where
they now reside.
Congratulations and bes1
wishes!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
Picnic Information

Now that the rains have gone
(or have they perfect picnic
weather should be available. For
a picnic just right, all you need
is a lunch basket and the as
sistance of Mr.. John E. Shall
cross and we might add, a
thermos jug with or without a
spigot) that Fifolt's Card & Gift
Shoppe, 1921 Superior Ave. can
secure for you.
Mr.. Shallcross directs the pic
mic service of the City Recrea-
ton Department and his office
can provide about everything
except the sandwiches and the
ants. You can call him at City
Hall (MA 4600) and he'll suggest
a game and contest program,
lend you equipment for your
ball game or tug-of-War in some
cases, even send along a leader
to direct the games and judge
the races.
The service by Mr.. Shall
cross office costs nothing and,
if you wish, includes a game
program tailored to fit the ages
and the size of your group. For
a small deposit you can borrow
all sorts of game equipment
ball bats and bean bags, hoops
and horseshoes and even mega
phones.
We might also mention that
''The Press" will again this year
carry a list of picnics each week,
so write or call the picnic editor
and tell her when and where
yours will be held.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
Euclid Vets Club News Bits
By "Ivan P. Kotorac"-

did. Some were just a little too
tight but that still didn't make
any difference
Sure hope all you fellows and
gals enjoyed yourselves. We
wanted you to enjoy yourselves.
Eddie Eckert was telling every
one that if they. weren't having
a good time to go home, but no
body went, so that goes to show
you everyone did.
Next year, fellows, we can as
sure you we will be known all
over, not only Euclid. That is of
course if there is a little CO.
operation from you.
Several photographs have
been turned in already on the
Beauty Contest that is going to
be held at our Festival, Aug.
l, 2 and 8. And also several in
quiries have been received.
Come on gals, get hep to the
contest. All you have to do is
send your photograph, name and
address, telephone number and
occupation to the Euclid Vets
Club. You must be 18 years of
age and be a resident of Euclid
for at least one year. Now is
that hard to do? Who knows,
maybe you'll be the lucky one.
Must be signing off for now
but as soon as there is anything
new, you'll be hearing from me.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
@ :: ENGLISH SECTION JUNE
Atomic Energy Exhi-
bit at Public Library

An exhibit of twenty-one
panels relating to the social,
moral and political implications
Of atomic energy, lately shown
at the Mid-America Exposition
as a part of their atomic display,
will be on view at the Main
Cleveland Public Library, 325
Superior Avenue, from June 5th
through the 14th. Designed by
the Maryland Academy of
Sciences in cooperation with the
Enoch Pratt Free Library of
Baltimore, the exhibit portrays
the confusion of man regarding
atomic energy; how atomic en-
ergy was discovered and de-
veloped, and what it can do as
force for destruction and how
it can serve human progress.
A free program titled rs Mod
ern Man Obsolete?" arranged in
connection with the exhibit,
will be given in the large audi
torium of the Library tonight,
Friday evening, June 6, at 800
p. m. The guest speaker, DR..
Robert B. Whyte, pastor Of Old
Stone Church will be introduced
by Library Director Clarence S..
Metcalf. The program will in
clude music and the showing
of the short subject, Zone World
or None"
The Library will present daily
film showings on atomic energy
at 1915 p. m. from June 9Th
through the 18th, excepting
Sundays. The films to be re-
peated daily are Zone World or
None" and the March of Time
short, "Atomic Power"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
THIRD ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION

Croatian Club :'Goranin," will
celebrate their third anniver
sary this Sunday at the Slovene
National Home, GAIT St: Clair
Ave, by sponsoring a banquet
followed by a dance. The ban
auet will begin at 5 p. NJ. Dane
ing will follow with music by
the popular. Bill sneller orches
ira. The public is cordially in
vited to attend. All proceeds are
intended for school supplies fo'
the youth Of Yugoslavia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

that certain blonde. Wonder
who she is? :. Getting in on a
dance before the end of the
season were Frank Peternel and
Bob Novak. Well worth it,
wasn't it, boys? Charming
M Marie Zak seen hurrying
through the hall. Why the big
hurry, Marie? 10 Zietz ar
rived rather late but managed
to enjoy herself just the same.
Well folks, that's all the news
for the dance and here's a tip
for all to heed. June 18th, yep,
it's on a Friday too, the "Old
Timers Club" of Bryant Heater
are holding a dance at the ever
popular Twilight Gard ems.
There will be the usual enter
tainment and refreshments of.
fered. If any of you lads and
lassies haven't been out that
way yet, there is a treat in store
for you and for those who have,
it will be a time to see all your
old friends. So remember the
time and place and who knows,
the 18TH may be your lucky
day.
-Livewires
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
CONVALESCING

The we'll known MIR. John
lapel has returned to his home
at 20361 Lindberg Ave-, follow
ing a recent confinement in the
hospital. At this time he wishes
to express his thanks to all for
their visits, cards and gifts.
Mr.. John Nagoda of 1919 East
61st St., is confined to Mt. Sinai
Hospital, where friends may
visit him.
Convalescing at her home, fol-
lowing recent operation at
Glenville Hospital, is Mrs.
Frances Gruden, 1857 Norwood
Rd. Through this column she
conveys her heartfelt thanks to
all who visited her during her
illness, and for the many cards,
flowers and gifts.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

Once again everyone from far
and near journeyed to East 65th
and St. Clair Ave. to dance to
the tunes of Johnny Vadnal and
his popular orchestra.
+ Putting in one of her appear.
ances was Dorothy Svelc Music
vich who will soon be leaving
for Denver, Colorado, to join
her hubby in the U. S. Army
Bon voyage, Dottie, may your
trip be a pleasant one A
newcomer to 65th was Frances
Brate who halls from Collin
wood. Did you enjoy yourself,
Frances? Another stranger
in these parts was cute Ann
Kovach Many former East
High athletes coming out for
this dance. Spie d handsome
lads Jim Roberts and Joe
Flash" Vurach, also Nick Coso
and Carl Taseff.
AL .Bryostek and Dorothy Bu-
kovec still having many of their
numbers together. HIM >. Dark
haired Margaret Trebets and
blond Robert Yarshen making
a charming couple as they
danced away to the tune of
"Years and Years Ago" Al
Hribar and Mary Luzar still
ardent polka dancers in spite of
the heat George Mustovich
quite the jitterbug. The gal was
cute too ]. P. Morgan and
Sophie Vrtosnik making an ex.
cellent dance couple.
Coming out for a bit of fresh
air during intermission were
| Vic Shubel and Jack Vehar. It
was kinda warm inside, wasn't
it? Succeeding in getting
some refreshments in the bar.
room was Tommy Evans. Quite
a crowd, huh, Tom? :. Deep in
conversation on the sidelines
were Richard Ivancic and Mary
Jane Legat Spied Nancy
Skettle wearing stunning
white suit.
My, the "sunburns' that came
out. Stanley Jankovich having
a beautiful one Spied Mil.
lie Marn once early in the eve
ming. Where did you disappear
to later, Millie? {. . Eddie Bizey
and Rudy Yelavich giving the
girls quite a whirl. Wish there
were more of your dancing kind.
Murphy Nagucki occupying
the time of not one, but two
girls. One in each arm. Wouldn t
you call that boarding, Murph?
.. Sisters Dorothy and Betty
Sankovich keping cool and look.
ing very nice in their upsweep
hair styles {. Helen Saurich
kept quite occupied all evening
Eddie Mahnic still seen with
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

MIR. and Mrs. Anton Slapnik
of Madison Ave-, honored MIR.
and Mrs. John L. Mackey of
Canonsburg, Pa, with a dinner
and party, to celebrate the 46th
wedding anniversary of the lat.
ter. Among guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Mackey and daugh.
ter of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Potter and daughter, and
Mary Lou Mackey, all of Can.
onsburg, Pa.
Congratulations Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackey! Best wishes for your
continued happiness.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

The Memorial Day parade was
even more of a success than
planned. With so fellows sign
ing up, approximately 100 fel-
lows showed up. Great work,
fellows! We were also very for
tunate to have march with us
Is Wacs from the Cleveland
Wacs Association. Also the Navy
gals. And believe me they sure
did march. Hats off to them,
fellows! They marched not only
with us but downtown after our
parade also. Feel sorry for the
Wacs, and there I was moaning
about my feet.
The beginning of the parade
formed at Recher Hall where all
the Euclid Vets met along with
the Wacs. From there we
marched to the triangle at Eu-
cid Ave. and Chardon where
we were escorted by Euclid
policeman. There we met the
American Legion parade partici-
pants. Like every year they did
a beautiful job planning and
carrying out the parade. At the
triangle a flag pole dedication
ceremony took place and the
Gold Star Mothers of the Ameri-
can Legion were honored.
During this ceremony our
President Ed. Sustarsic ad-
dressed the public. The parade
then marched down to St.
Paul's Cemetery where rifle
salute was fired for all the war
dead.
From there we all marched to
the Euclid Cemetery where the
same honors were bestowed.
The paraders then marched
back to the triangle where the
flag was raised from half mast
to full mast. And after that the
parade ended having everyone
march back to their places.
After the parade little party
was going on at Recher Ave.
where mostly all the fellows en-
joyed themselves. At 800 p. m.
that night they brought alcng
their gals to enjoy themselves.
Sure can say truthfully that
was the most wonderful party l
ever attended. We had Al Stru-
kel at the bandstand whacking
almost every one out to those
polkas. And did you see those
Wacs go to town on dancing.
Wow! How did your tootsies
feel the next day, gals?
Uniforms were all over the
place that night. The reason,
we'll, because all the fellows just
hated to take them off. After
all, after being in the attic trunk
so long and after having an op-
portunity to wear them, they
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
RETURNS REQUESTED

MIR. Leo Wolf, treasurer of the
committee for the concert given
by Florence Unetic last Sunday,
has requested that all ticket re-
turns be made Immediately. The
cooperation of all persons con-
cerned in this respect will be
appreciated.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
GRADUATE

Recently Miss Ann Godlar,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Godlar of 21670 Collier Ave-,
graduated from Euclid Shore
High School. Miss Godlar was
active in the juvenile singing
chorus in Collinwood for sever.
al years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
LODGE PICNIC SUNDAY

Members of Lodge 26, Zdru-
zene bratje, of SNPJ, cordially
invite all to attend their picnic
to be held this Sunday, June
9Th, at the SNPJ Farm, Heath
and Chardon Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
VACATIONING

Greetings arrived this past
week from Mr.. Joe Ster of 854
East 207 ST., and Rose Ivancic
of 1890 East 222 ST., who are va
cationing in Fort Wayne Ind.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
VISITOR

Mrs. Lucy Sprohar, arrived
from belmont, Pa, to visit her
cousin Mrs. Helen Cerkvenik of
14215 Thames Ave, for a few
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-16
Dedication Of Nyway
From Here 10 Coast
Scheduled April "A

Dedication of u. S. Skyway No. !.
projected for private pilots and
stretching 40 miles wide from Wash .
ington to Los Angeles, across the
nation. was tentatively planned for
April "A at q meeting here yester-
day. /
A committee representing affect .
ed cities, national aviation groups
and members o the Washington
Board of Trades Aviation Commit
tee, met at The Star Building. It was
agreed that standard markers o the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
should be used along the skyway
route. These will show the name
OF the community. an arrow pointing
north. the latitude and longitude
and an arrow pointing to the near
est good airport. It Is expected
the marking of the route will be sub
stantially finished by April "a.
Mrs. Blanche Noyes, chief Of the
air marking section of the CAA,
told the meeting Civil Aeronautics
Administrator Theodore p Wright
opposes incorporation of U. s. Sky
way No. l and said there should be
no commercial aspect to this pro-
gram.
Calls for Legal Protection. |
Glenn 3. Eastburn, manager Of
the aviation department Of the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce, who
presided, said there should be some
legal protection for the group and
the name "Skyway" He said out
siders might try to capitalize on its
activities.
He declared U. s. .Skyway No. IL
which is sponsored by his group
and the Washington Board OF
Trade, Is but the forerunner of SINH
lar groups throughout the nation.
He told the meeting an economic
interest should be built up in the
small plane flyer and communities
should realize they have an inter-
est in him.
Speakers saw both good and bad
features to incorporation. No final
action was taken on this proposal.
Brig. Gen. Victor L. Beau, ma
tional commander Of the Civil Air
Patrol, said that markers must be
standard. He pledged the aid Of his
group In the program.
Col. Alvin B. Barber Of the United
States Chamber OF Commerce said
the development of the Skyway will
lead to q demand for adequate air.
ports In the communities.
Oklahoma City Invitation
Stanley Draper, executive director
Of the Oklahoma City Chamber OF
Commerce. said his city is extend
ting an invitation to the flyers parti-
cipating in the April a. dedication
for q special celebration. Under the
tentative program the whole Sky
way will be dedicated simultaneously.
Meanwhile, inclement weather
yesterday prevented women from
three flying organizations in the Dis
trict from. painting the first ofncial
air marker for private planes In the
Washington area This is planned
atop the Army Map Service Build
ing, Glen Echo, Md. The painting
has been postponed until Saturday.
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Diabetes Association
To Meet Wednesday

Or. Charles Best Of Toronto,
Canada, co-discoverer of insulin,
and DR.. Elliott P. Joslin of. Boston,
professor emeritus of Harvard Uni
versity Medical School, will speak
at the inaugural meetings Of the
District Diabetes Association
Wednesday at 171S M street NV.
Meetings will be held at 1880
am, 2:30 pm. and $50 pm.