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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
ShOmer For Miss Marion .SOIunO:
She VIII Marry John Mor=yke Soon

An enjoyable afternoon was
spent by all.
The wedding will take place
in the near future.
Among those at the party
were:
Mrs. Jack Aguero, Mrs. Eliza
beth Roberts, Mrs. Edgar Stark,
Mrs. Schuler, Mrs. Vernon De-
Leon, Mrs. Walter AcOsta, Miss
Ruth Stricken. Mrs. Thad Gas
kins. Mrs. Don Wiley. Mrs. Ird
Thompson. Mrs. MILAN Roberts!
Mrs. Bradley SWeeting, Mrs. An
thony johnson, Mrs. Reginald
Roberts, Mrs. Adolphus John
son.. Mrs. Darnell Pindcr. Mrs.
Atwood Sands, Miss Rosalind
Albury and Mrs. Robert Mercer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
BY Gene Gleason

house." the Inspector said. "And
I'm getting bellyful of those
tipsterS' canards."
Inspector Ryan's car rolled up
to the warehouse, a block-long,
three-story structure of sooty,
weather-beaten brick, while near
ly twenty radio patrol cars. detec-
tive cruisers and motorcycles
parked all around it on four bor-
dering streets.
Just checking the neighbour
hood" Inspector Ryan told the
warehouse manager. Think Well
have a look around tt building"
The stolid manager, noticing
the score of patrolmen and detec-
tiveS behind the inspector. offered
no protests.
Help yourself" he said. "Any
information you want. I'll be glad
to give you"
CPLITTING up in pairs, the pa
- trOlmen and detectives exam
ined every truck and cargo on the
first floor of the building. while
others climbed to the upper floors.
Hawkins and Inspector Ryan
descended a steep stairway to the
basement, the warehouse man.
ager at their sides. 1t was packed
almost to the ceiling with stacks
of Grated merchandise.
Store any trucks or cars down
hcre?" the Inspector asked.
"Just the Watchman's car" the
manager answered. Its over
there in the corner"
Hawkins and the Inspector
walked to the car, observing that
it's hood was covered with dust
Hawkins lifted up the hood, peer
ing inside,
"Supercharger on it." he said
laconically. "Watchman must be
a speedy driver"
Hes a bug on motors" the
manager explained. Fools around
with them at night when there's
nothing doing. Sometimes he
doesn't bring it to work fol
weeks; then he'll leave it here fol
a few days. Must be two days
dust on it right now"
THAT occurred to me, too," salc
Hawkins graphically. Think II
take a look at the inside. Inspec
tor" Hawkins made a careful in
Spection of the interior, examin
ing a pair Of folded blankets or
the rear seat. Picking them up, HI
detected a faint odor of perfume
on one. The scent struck an in
lstantly responsive chord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
Chapter %

Chapter %
"IT DOESN'T look good, Bill"
L said Harry Hawkins YEARLY.
Exhausted by two days of relent-
less, futile effort to find Jean
Saunders, he was so tireu that the
telephone receiver felt like a lead
weight The Inspectors men have
checked every one of those tips
you sent down this mOrning-an
tn res rot a glimmer of a lead in
any of them. Listen, Bill; have
you got anything else? Any tip
at ali from the Lower East Side
even a ridiculous or improbable
one?"
Bill O'Reilly, hearing the des-
perate anxiety of his tone, did not
answer for a moment. Hawkins
could hear him shutting papers on
his desk.
Hang on a second, while I pillow
through this goats nest" O'Reilly
said. The shutting, interrupted
by frequent oaths, continued for
tull minute.
Nothing else?" Hawkins plead
ed.
"One other tip. A night watch
man on Monroe Street claims he
saw a car drive into warehouse
near there about $3.50 am. last
Wednesday,"
THAT time checks fairly well"
Hawkins said eagerly. DID he
have any details?"
Eyes. but they pretty much
knock the tip down. He says the
same car often drives into the
warehouse late at night. | men
toned 1t to the Inspector. He told
me two cops checked/thc ware
house Wednesday -zeVen before
the dragnet got underWa Didn't
find a thing; the/car belongs to
the watchman./
We'll give itanother look, any
how" Hawkins said. Thanks for
trying. Bill" He hung up without
any real ground for hope. but as
strong as ever in his resolve to
exhaust all possibilities.
Hawkins rode down to the
South Street waterfront, where
Inspector Ryan directed rs men
in a search of Pier 81. They clam
bered all over the pier. while po-
lice launches pulled in to the
dock-Side. pcering into every cor
ner Of the wharf. After an hour
Of it. they had discovered nothing
suspicious.
Lets get over to that ware
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20

A shower was given in honor
of Miss Marion Z. Solano,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Solano. 1927 Won Phister street,
at the home of Mrs. Willard i.
Cook, 1880 Seidenbcrg avenue,
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Solano is to become the
bride Of John Marzyke, son of
the deceased Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marzykc. Marzykc is a graduate
of Key West High School, Class
of '43, He also is 4 graduate of
Miami University.
Miss Solano is a graduate of
Key West High School Glass of
1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-20
No Scavenger
Service Xmas

The city scavenger depart.
ment will enjoy holiday on
Christmas Day, Robert Dopp
director of the department Of
public service, announced TODAY
There will be no pick up of
garbage on Christmas Day. Dopp
said that the division would
work longer the day before
Christmas, and longer the day
after to collect all of the gar.
bage.
Its the only day of the year
the men have off," said Dopp
The men work on New Years
Day"
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invites friends and relatives to
be present al the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Irma Marie
Sands to Hugh Sanders of Thy
er, Mo. on Monday evening, De-
ccmber %. at o'clock, in the
FIRST Baptist Church. Rev. Bron-
ME Nichols, pastor, will perform
the ceremony. Miss Sands will
be attended by Miss Nell Rose
Archer and Mrs. Dorothy Terrill.
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many listeners, in volume and
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The United States Russian
language broadcast originates in
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then relayed. The BIC broad
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Flips Coin
For Office

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa.-For
the second time in four years
the flip of a coin was used to
decide whether Cornelius LUIS
ardi, a confectioner, was to be a
member of the City Council. In
l943, Lusardi again tied his OPP
ponent. Lusardi won the toss
and took the job. This Novem-
Der 4, Lusardi again tied his OPP
ponent with the same number
of votes, 1913. This time, how
ever, Lusardi lost the toss.
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DAUGHTER to HartleYs

A daughter was born at $40
o'clock this morning in a local
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c..
Hartley, 1922 Catherine street.
The baby weighed seven pounds,
four ounces, and has been named
Wanetta. IT,.
Mrs. Hartley is the former
Eugenia Rosam, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Rosam of Key
West. -
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Daughter to Robertses

A daughter was born in Key
West Municipal Hospital at 6:42
p. m. yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Roberts, 8l4l2 Fleming
street. The baby weighed seven
pounds, two ounces. --
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Pedigree Pekinese pup, four
months old. Brown and white
with black markings. Call 246
or 1901 Won Phister, or cashier
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$4,000 Fine anyone caught de-
StrOylng cOconut trees on
beach, also throwing paper or
broken bottles. When YOU need
a good massage. ask for
Bobby Wright, chiropractor,
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Crystal, antiques. silver, clothes,
bedspreads, odds and ends. sos
South ST., Apt. No. 3.
dec18-3tX
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1889 Ford sedan, 1910 Ford sta
ton wagon. Very clean. Price
reasonable. Monroe Motors,
725 White St. dec19-tf
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Miss Irmn Louise Sands
Ciren Miscellaneous Sh0,rer

On Thursday evening, Decent ,
Der II, Miss Irma Marie Sands.
bride-elect. was honOred bv
miscellaneous shower given by
friends and relatives in the an
mex Of the First Baptist Church.
Miss Sands, Mrs. Elijah Sands,
Misses Bobbie Mae Buckley. Nell
Rose Archer, Peggy Collins.
Nancy Fairfield, Mrs. Dorothy
Terrill and Mrs. Charo Skages
received the guests in a decor
atCd room. Miss Lorraine Not
tagc played piano selection.
The color theme and program
were white Christmas" car
ryInG out the traditional we'd
ding cOlOrS OF green and white.
Bouquets of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and green fern made an
attractive setting for the tiny or
namental Christmas trees, can
dies and a large lighted Christ
mas tree.
The program was varied with
reading by Mrs. Bronnic
Nichols; vocal solos by Misses
Bobbic Mae Buckley. Faye Ber-
Valdi. and AIlcnc Spccr: a mu-
steal romance, telling in story
and song the courtship of Irma
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Two new Interocean Pflugger
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Newfoundland is slightly larg-
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Three rooms of furniture (di-
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WANTED TO RENT

Furnished house or apartment,
two bedrooms, by responsible
Naval Officer, to be here for
at least two years. Will take
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\ new skillet liner for non
absorbant aluminium is used to
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liner can be removed after cook
ing, folded and discarded togcth-
er iWth the grease and food par
ticlcS that cause damage to
hands. sinks and drain pipes.
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WANTED
FOR SALE

Pedigreed male Boxer, 112 years,
$4,000. Black mask, white
star. 808 South ST, Apt No. 3.
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Lee Bros. Neon Co., GA Greene
ST., Phone 4, Key West, Fla.
sept6-Sat-tf
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Clean, airy. rooms, with connect
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l947 Mercury convertible coupe.
for immediate cash sale. Blue
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Evening star., 1947-07-17
Births Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistic
Albert and Audrey Anderson. girl.
Charles and Florence Arnold, boy.
BENJAMIN and Adele Atwood. boy.
William and Lois Baskin, boy.
George and Lawlos Bland, girl.
Earle and Harriet Brown, girl.
Leonard and Sonya Buck, girl.
Gerald and Helen Cooper. girl.
Robert and Lena Cosner. girl.
Darrell and Mathilda Crawford, sirl.
John and Norma Crowder, boy.
Robert and Marion DAILY. boy.
Richard and Florence Davidson, boy.
Edwin and Marilyn Davis, boy.
Joseph and Josephine Donoso, girl.
Sam and Uyalds Dowdy, boy.
Remy and Hazel Ducote, girl.
Donald anu Marilyn Dunn, girl.
william and Helen Enrensherger. boy!
IniMiS ETsnsis Ss and Mary Farrell, girl.
Harry and Frances Fleis, girl
william and Lucille drohs, boy. ~
Clyde and Margaret Grubb, girl.
Robert and Dolores dauS.u..-i.. Joy.
Clarence and Mary Haines, girl.
Austin and Edna Hall, girl.
James and Connie Harmon. girl.
Donald and Kathleen Helm, boy.
Theodore ana Vera Hitler, grrl.
Thomas and Marjorie JORDAN, boy.
EDWARD and Doris Kerby. boy
W. William and Gsrsldine Lssofsky. girl.
William and Gertrude Marshall. boy.
Frank and Frances Martin, boy.
Charles and Mary MelenyZer, girl.
George and Mary Moore, boy.
George and Alice Morgan, girl.
Floyd and Nellie McGee, boy.
Arthur and Anna McKinniss, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy McMaster, girl.
William and Katherine Nichols, boy.
james and Agnes Nixdorff, boy.
Oakland and Melissie Pemberton, boy.
Gaylor and Katherine Robinson. boy.
Thomas and Doris Robinson. girl.
David and Mildred Saunders, girl.
Jesse and EVELYN Seay girl.
Adam and Glare Shanko. boy.
Warren ana Mary shay, boy.
James and Estelle Smith. girl.
James and Mary Staub. boy.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Prince Leaves for New York
ToDiscuss Yemen Development

Prince Self Al-Islam Abdullah
Hamiduddin of the Kingdom of
Yemen left Washington today for
New York, where he will discuss
prospects of developing the natural
resources of his country with Amer
lean businessmen.
Yemen, at one time part of the
land ruled over by the Queen of
Sheba, may have oil, gold and silver
in considerable quantity, the Prince
said. 1t is a mountainous country
rs, 900 square miles in area, with a
population of about 100000. 1t is
located on the Arabian peninsula
near the southern shore of the Red
Sea.
At press conference in Blair-Lee
House yesterday, the white-robed
Prince said he came here to bring
Evening star., 1947-07-17

the greetings Of his father, the
King. to President Truman and the
United States.
Speaking through an Interpreter,
he said the Arabs were asking the
support of the United States for
their positions in the Palestine and
Egyptian questions. Such support,
he said, would help strengthen re-
lationships between the United
States and Yemen.
The Prince moved his white head
piece back and forth as he talked
first cooking 1t over his left eye,
then pushing 1t far back on his fore
head.
He was several minutes late for
the press conference, because, it was
explained, he was shopping for black
shoes to wear to dinner in his hon.
or given by Col. William F. Eddy,
| chief of the State Departments
Intelligence Service. He wore brown
shoes when he came to the confer
ence.
He began the conference by shak-
hands with each of the reporters.
At the close of the conference he
again shook hands all around, then
asked the interpreter to have the
reporters wait. In short time the
son of the Yeman Prime Minister,
Mohammed Quadi al-Amri, entered
and gave to each of the dozen or so
reporters q handmade silver ciga-
rette case and a string Of amber
beads.
The cigarette case was engraved
with the princes name in Arabic
and q crown. The beads are used
by Yeman males to vile away
leisure hours, the interpreter ex-
planned.
eve have lot Of leisure" he said.
The prince plans to visit Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio and to view the iva
| before returning tn yemen
Evening star., 1947-07-17

Coleman and Emily Sullivan. boy.
John and Dolores Sullivan, girl.
Wade and Henrietta Teague, boy.
Duane and Audrey Truesdeli, boy.
Lawrence and Mildred Wade, boy.
Frank and Rose Weber. girl.
David and Dorothy Weir. girl.
John and Lillian White, girl.
Lanford and Mary winston. boy.
Ernest and Ella Baker, girl.
Robert and Grace Bassett. girl.
Adolphus ans Sadie Beatty, girl.
Edward and Mozell Brown. girl.
George and Louise Chappelle, boy.
James and Martha Cloyd, girl.
Cleye and Annie Darby. girl.
Frank and Vivian Davis. boy.
RalIh and Gloria Ferguson, boy.
Charles and Dora G6skins, boy.
Booker and Lula Hall, boy.
Ulysses and Evelyn Hairston, boy.
Lee and Mary Hayes. girl.
James and Josephine Hodge. girl.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Tractor Production Urqed

Roll out the tractors" British
Minister of Agriculture Tom Will
liams urged workers at a tractor
plant; machines will be needed to
fill the gap when 100000 German
prisoners are repatriated"
Evening star., 1947-07-17

Sylvester and Goldia Jenkins. boy.
Eddie and Esther johnson, boy, girl, twins
Harold and 1rma johnson. boy.
James and Veronica Miller, boy.
Rudolph and Ruth Robinson, girl.
James and Roseearl Tillman. boy.
William and Elizabeth Vaugahan. girl
William ana Dorothy Walden, girl.
johnnie and Ida Walton, boy.
Morris and Lorraine Warren. boy.
Abraham and Pearl White. boy.
Flimion and Gladys Whitmyer, girl
Abe and Josie william. girl.
Yugoslays are getting more clothes
at lower prices than in 1916.
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LIETUVOE NIEKAM
NERUPI SVEKA-
TOS REKALAI

Komunistine Vilniaus Tiesa
(nr. 154, Liepos 81 raso:
"Bloga yra sanitarine buk-
lie Telsiuose. Nors anksciau
veikus pirtis buvo gerokai ap-
griuvus, bet Telsieciai Wis del
to dar galejo ia naudotis. Da-
bar miestas ir tokios pirties
neturi.
Il 81 reikala Telsiu apskri-
ties vykdomojo. komiteto ko-
munalio ukio skyrius kaz ko-
del nekreipia demesio. Nei
skyriaus vedejas, nei inzinie-
rius ir kiti tarnautojai ne tik
laiku nenumate remontuot bal
giancia griuti pirti, bet netgi
ir dabar nemano naujos pasta
tyti.
'Kodel gi Telsiu apskrities
vykdomasis komitetas Xxi siol
dar nesusirupino sudaryti mie-
sto gyventojams sanitarines
salygas
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MES ESAME nuomones Jog
tautos negali lyginti su vals-
tybes vedama ar vesta politi-
ka. Teigiama nuotaika apie
Vokietija, apie tauta kaip mes
minejome sio rasinio izanpoie.
lengvai gall butt apversta nei-
glama, jei pradetume kalba
aple nacizma, kuris niekuw pa
saulyje gero vardo nepasidare.
Ialgi ir mes, kalbedami apie
vokiecius, neturime galvoje nei
Hltlerio nei Rosenbergo, tuo
lablau kad daugumas buvusiu
naciu lyderiu nebuvo Vokieciai.
Pats Hitleris yra neaiskios pu-
slau Cekiskai : Austriskos kill
mes, galu gale net nei ne Hit
leris, Adolph Schickelgruber.
Bet kuo jis bebutu buves, Vo-
kieciu tauta ines il j savo isto-
RIA kaip ta pirmaji kuriam pa
vyko nuvesti Vokiecius nuo
Atlantic Xxi siaures lediniuoto
vandenyno ir nuo Juoduju Xxi
Baltqju juru.
Vokieciu tauta greiciau yra
linkus uzmirsti. griuvesius ir
bada negu marsus, kuriu lydi-
mi jie izygiavo beveik visas
Europos sostines. Ir NUNS at
rodo jog garsas is Vokieciu pu-
ses = PAJUDINKIME Wy
RAJ zEME - niekada MENU
stos aplink pasauli skriejes ne
svarbu kokios spalvos veliavos
vedami jie j gyvenima els -
rudos, raudonos, ar baltos. Ir
vienu ir kitu atveju, pagaliau,
Vokietija bus musu, bus Lie
tuvos kaimyne. Ia ypatybe
turetu mus karts nuo karto
versti pagalvoti kokiose nelai-
mingose salygose yra atsidu-
rus musu tautos dalis dabarti-
neje Vokietijoje ir kokios bus
pasekos is to viena diena, kai
sakysim Lietuva ir Vokietija
vel bus 1aisvos.
Pasakecia sake kad sveciuo-
Sc ilgai neistversi, o pas kai-
myna neinamiauk. Tiesa, Lie
tuvos pabegeliai Vokietijoje
nera kalti del to kad raudono-
il audra nubloske JUGS j ta
krasta, bet jei jie, iseidami is
pabegeliu ribu, pasidarys ten
kitoki varda, tai jis neisdildo-
mai pasiliks ir ateinancioms
kartoms. Pasaulio kancios fl
losofine mintis jug ir yra ia
apie zmogu benami, taigi, ko
noreti kad Vokietijoje pabege-
liui Lietuviuie. sektusi geriau
negu tam kitam Svedijoje ar
ba Prancuzijoje.
Praejo du metal nuo to kaip
zlugo rudasis Reichas. Tick
pat laiko praejo kad dar auks-
ciau isaugtu Raudonasis Mas
kvos Reichas. Ir dabar, kai
nebegali saukti Vokieciai tai
rekia sovietai - PAJUDINKI-
ME VYRAI zEME!
Tick siai savaitei.
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daryti krautuvele ar valgyk-
lele tai jis niekuomet negaus
leldlmo ir apielinkes prekybi-
ninkai nedaleis jam tokia krau-
tuvele atidaryti. Jei kitas pa
begelis SUI Selma, ir susitaupy-
tq su laiku pinigu ir noretu
nusipirkti zemes sklypeli ir
pradeti ukininkauti tai jo ir j
uklninkq "luoma" nepriims.
Turf keleta metu bernauti
pas sveda, tuomet tik calcium
pirkti zeme. Bet bernaudamas
tlk pilvui maitinti teuzsidirb-
81, nesusitaupyti. Bendrai
81 turiu pabrezti kad dabarti-
nlu metu jau jomis darbinin-
kas susitaupyti neistengs.
MA, bet mes neturime tue
tarpu isikurimo klausimu,
Lletuvius pabegelius vargina
klausimas: ar mes cia galesim
issilaikyti? O svedijoje issi-
lalkyti kuoilgiau (jei greitu
laiku negaletum gryzti j lais-
va Lietuva) butu gerai, mes
svedija yra prie tos pat musu
Baltijos mociutes ir NUNS is
cia pargryzti kelias artimas.
Jei Wis nauju auku geidzian-
tt kruvina hydra is Rytu ne
siziotq taip kad kuoskubiau
praryti nekaltus Lietuvius pa
triotus tremtinius, tai bent tue
tarpu svedai musu nestumtu
is savo Sales. Valdzia is sa-
vo puses leidzia NUNS pasilik-
tt kick ilgiau. Kuriu pasu ter
minas pasibaiges, darbo leidi-
mas ir pasai protestant dar
porai metu, Xxi 1949. Betgi
mes pabegeliai taipgi stebime
ka konstatuoja visa Europos
spauda, kad Rytu slibino ape
titas Wis daugiau tiesiasi sve-
dijos linkui, ta krasta kur
sveika ir pajegi pramone, prie
Atlantic pakrasciu. 80.
Todel ir Lietuviai pabegeliai,
ir visi Baltai, keliasi ir gula
su nerimo mintimi ar rytoj
jiems nebus grasoma naujo
siaubo. Ir vistiek SUI nerimu
sirdyje dairomasi ar nebutu
saugiau laikina prieglobsti gau-
ii kur nors kad ir uz Atlantic?
Tx, zinoma, tue paskutiniausiu
atveju, jei nebus vilties gryzti
j savo gimtaja zeme, kuria Xxi
siolei taip niekingai spekuliuo-
jana. -.
Taip tai bendrais bruozais
atrodo Lietuviu pabegeliu sve-
dijoje butts. Savo apzvalgoje
gal kai ka neesmingo sumine-
jau, gal kas aktualesnio, zlno-
tino tapo tue tarpu ir praleis-
ia, bet pasitaikiusius musu
tremties svarbesniuS momentuS
atzymesime veliau.
svedija, Bodaforss
Liepos 18, 1947.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
KULTURINE VEIKLA
DABAR truputis del kulturi

DAbAh CrupuLlS Qe1 kuIIuTl-
mes veiklos.
Gyvendami pabegeliq lage-
riuose, Lietuviai pabegeliai pla-
tesnes kulturines veiklos sve-
dijoje neparode. Nekuriose
stovyklose buvo suorganizuoti
Lietuviu choral, kurie pasiro-
de stovyklu sventese. Stock
holmo Lietuviai graziai pasi-
rode per pora metu Vasario 16
minejimu. Is stovyklQ sunni
netina Holsby-brun, kur daug
pasidarbavo muzikos vedejas
A. Armonas ir Lietuvos operos
solistas ". Orentas. Bet skir-
slant lageri isiro ir tu meni-
ninku suorganizuotas Lietuvi',
vyrQ choras.
Gal kick daugiau kulturineje
veikloje svedijos Lietuviai pa
sireiske vietine spauda. Pr
mutinis svedijoje Lietuviq lai-
krastis rotatorium buvo islei-
stas "Lietuvos Keliu", mr.. l,
1945 M, Vasario 16 d. proga'
Tai buvo Lietuviu Komiteto
nuopelnas.
Nuo 1916 m. Rugpjucio 22
Lietuviu Komitetas leido labai
grazu ir pabegeliams pasitar-
navusi rotatorium spausdinta
zurnala ''Svetur", kurio pasku'
tinis numeris isejo berods Bir
zelio men. 1916 metals.
Nuo Spaliq, 1916, Lietuvi,
Draugija svedijoje leidzia rim