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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

Ma Robinson regarded it as sinful
for t~welve-year-old Jackie to be play
ing baseball at Brookside Park on
Sundays while the pcws al Preacher
SCOTS church were half empty. THE
devil is sending the people to watch
you play" said Mama, 'and he's also
sending you to play" Jackie won
her over by taking her to a few games.
She kept quiet until he began playing
football, a game which disturbed both
her religious and maternal instincts.
One Saturday three Glendale High
School players piled on Jackie and
cracked two of his ribs. She still re.
members that day: Il seer them
throwing water on my boy and / want
ed to rush down there and help him.
But he got up and walked off the
field and | sat down. After that, l
always worry about my baby"
Man In Motion. But Jackie could take
care o himself. At U. C. L. A. he was
one Of the slickest halfbacks who ever
put on %cleats. His ball-carrying aver
age: a remarkable twelve yards a try
Jackie was used mostly as the man-in
motion on o~ffense, because of his skill
at taking and feinting. He won AL
America honorable mention. U.C.L.A.'s
heavy-duty ball-carrier was another
Negro , talented Kenny Washington,
who made the All-American first
first team. He and Jackie had no par
%ticular love for each other, but both
deny persistent campus rumors that
they once had a knock-down, drag-out
fight in a dark alley. "T'ain't so,' says
Jackie, I'm not dumb enough to have
a fight with Kenny. He's too big
Jackie has never tried boxing, but
Branch Hickey is convinced that
Jackie would be sensational at it-or
at any other sport he tried. In basket
ball. Jackie was the leading scorer of
the Pacific Coast Conference for tive
years. He did not play tennis much,
but the first time he played in the Ne
gro National Tournament, he got to
the semifinals. Baseball was the
game he had played longest and liked
least.
Two years Ago., after 81 months in
the Army, Jackie signed up as a
shortstop for the transforming Kan
sas City Monarchs. 1t was a Negro
club featuring old and reliable Pitcher
"Satchel" Paige, who would have been
a big Lacquer once, had the big lea
CUES been willing to admit Negroes
sooner. The grubby life with the Mon
archs was a shock TO college-bred
Jackie. The Monarchs travelled a.
round in an old bus, often for two or
three days at a time (tne league
stretches from Kansas City to Newark
without a bath. a bed, or a hot meal,
and then crawled out long enough o
play a game. The smart ones got d.
board the bus early rolled up their
uniforms for a pillow, and slept in
the aisle. after two months of it.
was for quitting" says Jackie. "No
future:S' He didn't know it,but all the
time Branch Hickey was getting re.
ports of Jackie's playing, and of his
$40 batting average.
When Hickey hired Jackie ava
from the Monarchs there were lout
and angry outcries, and not all Of
them were in a Southern accent. Some
of the ugliest comments were spoken
n ripe, raucous Brooklynese. Ever
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
CHURCH FAIR COCOA CAKE

Here is a luscious cake especially
suitable for travelling" to the
church fairs and suppers SO uni
versally held in the fall. Feather
light and moist, this chocolate-y
cake is topped with a creamy,
smooth, candy-like penuche FROST
ing. Um-m-m, sounds wonderful.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
HOLLYWOODODDITY

The beautiful chestnut tree under
which screen stars LiIli Palmer and
Sam Wanamaker do some romancing
for -Ever the Beginning was import
ed from Massachusetts, and re-pIanted
on a location site in. Griffith Park.
Los Angeles. The story is q romantic
comedy localed in urn-of-the-cenIury
Boston and will be released by Warn
er Bros.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

SIFT -four, sugar, cocoa, soda, salt into mixing bowl. DROP in SPRY
add 81 cup milk, then vanilla, and BEAT 200 strokes q minutes by
hand or on mixer at low SPEEDY. SCRAPE bowl and spoon or beater
ADD eggs and remaining milk and BEAT 200 strokes q minutes on
mixer).
BAKE in Sprycoated II x s x Pinch pan in moderate oven 1882 F)
1880 minutes. Frost Ito match picture with Penuche Frosting. Mark
cake into l6 pieces. Decorate tops Of pieces with pecan or walnut halves.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

salt in saucepan. Bring slowly to
full rolling boil, stirring constant
ly, and boil / minute. Cool to
lukewarm. Add l teaspoon UaniHG
and beat to spreading consistency.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26

sent freight rates on canned goods. il said, are $52 a ton for tbe sane distance, compared , with tha tug barge rate ol 9H5 a ton.
 During the past year" 5e Long said. over 6a0 pieces 6I railroad rollins a#.k, n#uaH. cars and locomotives have been moved by tug and barge from Seat tie to Whittier for the Aa #a Railroad We are convinced mH a bargt operation to Alaska is mol only feasible bul is Jae answer to AIaska's cry lor economical fre.s.a Transportation.
 De Long is President of tbe D. Long Engineering and Gonstrae ton Company and Yice-Fre-idea. of Ocean Tow Inc. He was con struetion superintendent for Maf- rison-Knuts5n Company Inc. in Alaska before the war. and during the war he Was a Colonel in ths Engineer Corps Alaska Depas- ment.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26

Railroad for through service to in- IarlOr Alaska residents of those areas to give those residents the neueuJ oI the new low Puget sound-Alaska freight rates.
 It said a lease has been maue Hitl lae railroad for the site JI 8 dock to include barge and ship facilities at Whittier, Alaska.
 Construction has beguna5 tbe statement added. and when these facilities are completed, cargo Tor Anchorage, Fairbanks and other interior points will move through Whittier with additional savings. !.
 mter0r-bound freight now moves through Seward from which rail- haul rates are substantially higHes than those on the shorter Whittier route. Cost of the Whittier install Iatious may exceed $1,500,O0O ana they will be constructed in stages with barge-unIoadiug facilities To be completed first. These will ln- e.ude provision for unloading harges under cuYera
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
NEW TUG AND BARGE
 SERVICE TO SERVE ALASKA

SEATTLE A new company an nouneed this week il would start tug and barge freight operations fIom Puget Sound to Seward. Alas. ka, early next month with freight rates averaging S5 per cent less than current charges by other wa ter carriers"
 Entry Of the newly-organized Alaska Freight Express Corpora ton into the Alaska shipping trade was announced here and ia Anchorage by ifs resident l.. B.. De Long.
 The company said it has filed is tariffs with the U s. Maritime Commission to become effective October l. Ii plans is first ship nents as a common carrier shoru thereafter.
 The new firm, with headquart-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
C-54 FLIES ATLANTIC
 WITHOUT PILOT AT CONTROLS
' NaIII-EUIII-V IH0

WASHINGTON The UHIlll States AIf Force announced that a lau-euEuad Cod aEymaster pane ## completed lue uUsJ Hansa.Iu.- .# aleaI u history Naaaul q pi- .aU al aaa controls.
 Isg aMauae. took uu from Ste ansIIe Newfoundland. at 2 D.
 laI sunday and Len uours Hd l5 minutes .a..r landed al lize Norton. 10 miles Ngsl Q. aHauu
 #he completely automatic fIgn. Ha# computed at a50t m.es u Wa= an experiment of sue au Faree.
 THe plane. which is assigned to the AIl-Heatne Flying Division al wilmington. 0.. carried ,aJaI ol IH men, including an emeraeas crew ol nine but na human hand touched lhe controls on .he euma flight lHe Ar Fofee said IL ea. ca.tej i5s information rom la. American Embassy in England
 Ihe night Was accomplished us saIf-cunrolied preset ma.haHisn. No moIher ship' accompanied .na plane.
 Thc transatlantic flight Uls commanded by CoL James M GIl- lespie, Wilmington. Ohio. chief ol the Ail-Ncathar Flying Division
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
MISSING pERSn

The G0Yernor.s ofIice in JUne0 has been requested 10 aid in ad- tempting 10 locate the following person reported as missing.
 HERBERT L. ODLUND - Ffsa feet 9' tall about 51 years old. Came to Alaska in 1923 and was a bank clerk in Kelehikan. Last heard of in KHrhikau in 1926.
 Anyone having information ou the whereabout of the above per son should communicate with the Governors office in Juneau
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
.21 PASSENGERS. TWO
 BABIES FLY SOUTH
 VIA IOIEM WEDNESDAY
Il..W aIr aeFFICe clrrIed

Ia.am AIr Service carried d HI load ol passengers south Wel- a.auas alH 4l passengers and two ea9e. when il lelt here for Seat
 Passengers included.
 JIaa uglena Ralph Davis. Ron alu aasts. u7 sears. violet Yer sa.u. aJlar Williams. Carr Wid- man. Ags. lo.s Hammer and baby. Mrs. Fay Hicks. Mrs. J. Walters. a Walters, Andrew Mereulief. Mrs. H. N#mey and baby.
 -a.n..y workers among the pas zaHEers Neres eoduIredo Moniba. Juau airoa Marcos Corpuz, Bas- lao.. NieEeras, Johnny Oeampo. Catalina MauaIaag. AnleruIo. Az aoIG. l.. Iureuaz.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
FIIEs CHILDREN HERE

Eighty=four children arrived iu WranEell tbis week from Sitka To attend WrangelI Institute. They were flown here by Totem Air Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
For low Rates

'The lowest possible freignI rates for Alaska are lhe goa1 aI Alaska Freight Express Corpora tion,' De Long said "The comp any has great confidence in the u- lure of Alaska and feels that LOW freight rates are essential for ITS development"
 As typical sayiugsy the new company listed rates on automo- piles and canned goods It sdlt lresent freight rates on automo. piles, Seattle to Anchorage, are si32 a 1on. while the new comp any's rate will be $92 a ton. Pre-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
TMin-Snreu. Inns

He said the company would us modern tHin-sereW seaso5ug aazs of l.3S0 horsepower equipped wIu radio direction finders and rada' instruments. Tha harges wI m- cude nodded. covered staeI vessels. 250 feet long. with eight hous and cargo capacity of 4.o08 meas urement tons.
 Al Seattle. De Long said nls company has leased Piers 50 anu 51 and will adapt fhem for barge operation. sailfngs will start from Seattle Che company announced. but added if there is sufficient cargo ii will load over Tacoma docks eventually
 Has Rail Rates
 The company said joint rates are being established Wifb tha Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26

CTS at Anchorage, was incorporated al Juneau, Alaska with s500s000 capital stock sailngs WilI be a.r- ected to seward but future opera tions in Southeast Alaska also are contemplated De Long said
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-09-26
COAL PRODuCrL0N UP

NAaHINs5I0A The National coal Association said this week aaaJ barring any industrial strikes soft coal production for the year may reach almost Goo million tons ur abaut uo million tons over lg45.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
MIRIM

Mary Svinarskiene, nasle, 7e
metu amziaus, gyvenusi 1885
E. 10th St. Mire Liepos ID
Laidotuves ivyksta Liepos IT,
9:30 val. is St. George Bazny-
clos, j Calvary kapines. Palikc
sunus Frank.
Agatha Paplauskiene, nasle
apie 80 metu amziaus, gyvenusi
1922 E. 80th St. Mire Liepos
IA, laidotuves ivyksta Liepos
18, 9::30 val, is St. George Ba-
znycios j Calvary kapines. Pa
siliko 3 sunus, Anthony Ma.
kauskas, Joseph ir George Pa.
plauskas, brolis Adam Pocho.
mis-, 2 seserys Mrs. Mary Bo.
zis ir Mrs. Victoria Matavich.
Abejas laidotuves tvarko il
paskutini patarnavima suteikis
Licensed Funeral Director, Del
la E. Jakubs, Lithuanian Flu
neral Home, 6621 Edna Ave.
Cleveland.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
DIRVA-6S2O Superior Avenue.
ISKILMES KULTUROS
DARzELYJE

Llepos 20 Lietuviu Kulturos
darzelyje ruosiamas didelis pa
rengimas ir pramogos. Ten teks
pamatyti tikrai graziu Lietu-
vlsku pramogu ir paruosimu
Bus: Lietuviski sokiai ir Lie
tuviskas kadrilius, daugelis da-
lyvaus su tautiskais Lietuvis-
kais rubais, galima bus gauti
pasivaisinti Lietuvisku suriu. O
atsigaivinimui bus Lietuvisko
krupniko. Visa laika CRIES Lie
tuviska muzika. Visa tai pama-
tysite ir isgirsite jei atsilanky-
site 81 Sekmadieni Lietuviu
Kulturos darzelyje.
Eisena prasides lygiai 2 val.
nuo Superior Ave. Xxi Kultu-
ros darzelio. Ia pat diena te-
mai pasirodymus ruosia visos
tautos, kurios tik ten turf sa-
vo darzelius. Tad nepraleiski-
te progos ir Sekmadieni pas
kubekite visi j Lietuviu Kultu-
ros DARRELL.
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$500 SUPERIOR AVE.
WHAT'S NEW?
(1n Cleveland)

STANDINGS Of the second Sec
ion of play in the St. George C.W.V.
Softball League finds the Mermaid
Club in first place with 20 re-
cord. Last Thursday they just sue
ceeded in squeezing by Joe's Bar
5-4. Veteran Joe Hayes allowed
the Mermaids eight hits in losing
while Charlie Machutas got three
of the six hits that Joe's Boys got
off of Mermaid pitching. Their in
experience showed in the strikeout
column, however, where they went
down swinging eight times. In a
seven inning game that's too much.
The Mermaids dumped Paul & Eds
Tavern, Tuesday night 1O-1 for
their second win. Trees Bar dump
ed Dunbar's Cafe 12-10 and Su-
kys added another loss to Dunbar's
long string 18-7.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

FRANKIE and Chazz Guzauskas
and Ben Norbut spent the weekend
in Detroit visiting relatives. How
much oats did you buy, boys???
GEORGE Kadis is new man.
Nothing stronger than soda pop
now. All because a little Slovenian
gal is wearing his engagement ring.
My, my, lucky people.
SEEN at the St. George Parish
Picnic Ann Brizes, of the yellow
slacks and blonde hair, throwing
some of the weaker sex around. A
possibility for a good looking female
wrestler, no? We know of 67 guys
who'll be willing to serve as train
ers.
A BLANCHE" from Bedford
called to check on the time and place
of the picnic. She mentioned that
she reads whats New" - A
girl with courage, no doubt!
AL DAUPER tended bar at the
picnic and had trouble with the
bottle opener. Where's the muskle
fella?
JOE Guzauskas and Tony Svets
lugged beer cases around and didn't
even break a sweat. Real he-men!
JOHNNIE AKELIS was present
without his woman. What's the
scoop? Is he coming back into
circulation? If so, hurrah for oul
side and look out girls!
STAN Guzauskas escorted a visi
tor from down South. The Georgis
peach had all the Romeos huslin'
On the way home Stan showed his
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
ATLANKE CLEVELANDA

Antanas BablckaS is New
York, N. Y. atvyko pasisveciuo.
ii pas savo teta Marie Morku.
niene ir pusesere Lillian Than.
son.
Victor Dagilis atvyko is To-
ronto, Ont. Canada, aplankyti
Charles ir Tony Laimonas. Jis
taipgi uzejo pasveikinti ir ap-
lankyti Dirvos redakcija.
Kay Dagilis atvyko is Cana
da, porai savaiciu pabuvoti pas
savo teta, dede ir pusesere, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Sirulis ir Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Dagilis, Clevelan.
de. Ia proga jie atlanke Dir.
vos redakcija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
MANU- SAVININKU
PIKNIKAS

Lietuviq Namu Savininku
Vienybe rengia saVo metini
isvaziavima, kur uzkviecia vi
So Lietuviu publika, sekmadie-
nj, Rugpjucio IA, Sable's far
moi, prie White ir kampas Bi-
shop road. Namu savininkai
tikietus i 81 piknika visiems
duoda nemokamai, ir prie to
dar parupins graziu ir naudin-
GU dovanu, kurias gaus laimin-
gi tu tikietu turetojai. Pikni-
ko pradzia l val. po pietu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
LAWRENCE E. APPLETON
Kandidatas j miesto teism0
teiSeiu


L. E. Appleton dirba teisiska
darba jau 26 metal. Jis turi
dideli patyrima teismuose ir
visuose istatymuose.
L. E. Appleton yra gimes
Clevelande. 1911-1913 jis mo-
kesi St. Bridget's Prekybos Mo-
kykloje. 1915-1918 jis lanke
Cleveland Preparatory School.
ia baiges 1918-1921 jis studi-
javo teise Cleveland Law School
kuria baige SUI LIB.
1921 metals buvo paskirtas
j Ohio Bar dirbti. Per ilga
laika uzsieme teisiu praktika
ir per ia ilga darba isigijo di-
dele zinyste toje srytyje.
Jis turf savo ofisa NBC ma
muose, Superior Ave. ir E. 9th
St.
Jis gyvena 1888 E. 111th St.
Cleveland.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
EZERAS VIRSTA ant Cleve.

lando, kaip daugelyje paezerio
vietu matyti. Clevelando pu-
seize ezero dugnas smunka ze-
myn, j sia puse sveriasi van
duo, kuris labiau skalauja vi
So ilga miestu nugyventa pa
krasti. Kanados puseje van
duo yra visai lekstus, negilus,
tue tarpu kai Clevelande kran-
tai eina staciai gilyn.
Per pastarus keliasdesimt
metu Clevelando srityje van
dens nuplauta ir isgriauta tick
daug .krantu ir SUI jais nuejo
j ezera eiles manu-, kurie XII
tados buvo isstatyti CANA toll
nuo kranto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
ENdicott 44S6-Atdara vakarais
VERBELAI RASO Is
FLORIDOS

!. Jonas ir Marge Verbelai, bu-
We Clevelandieciai biznieriai,
jau apie metas laiko kaip is
vaziavo ir apsigyveno Florido-
je, nusipirke savo mama prie
Hollywood, Fla. Raso kad ten
dabar randasi jau II Lietuviu
seimu is Clevelando, kurie tan
kiai susirenka vieni pas kitus.
Bendrai jau randasi Flori-
dos miestuose apie 120 Lietu-
viu seimQ, apsigyvenusiu apie
Miami ir Hollywood. Holly
wood yra apie 10 myliq toliau
nuo Miami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
ISKILME DARZELYJE

Lietuviu KuIturiniO Darzelio
Sajunga ruosiasi iskilmei ku-
ri bus Kulturiniuose Darzeliuo-
Sc kartu su kitomis tautomis
kurios tik Darzelius turf. Tas
viskas ivyks Liepos 20 d., SEX
madieni po pietu.
Po bendru ceremoniju, pas
kiau Lietuviai susirinks j savo
DARRELL ir ten lures uzkandziu,
isgerimu, muzika ir sokius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

OHIO valstijoje planuojama
statyti ellie didziuju vieskeliu,
kurie prasitestu per 1000 my
liu svarbesnemis kryptimis, ir
ju isstatymas kastuos apie
$65O,O0O,OO0. w vazinejima
tais keliais reikes moketi nu-
statyta duokle, pagelbejimu!
sumoketi ju isstatymo kastus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
VACATIONING IN INDIANA

Mr.. & Mrs. George Salasavice,
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
P. Lula and granddaughter, Judy,
gave their new traitor shake
down cruise. They motored up to
Indian Lakes, then continued on up
to Sheridan, Indiana, where they
visited Mrs. (Pat Salkes) Gudziu-
mas and family. The Gudziunas
family reside in Sheridan, Ind.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
zMONES Clevelande Wis e

ma turtingyn, kaip parodo ban
kuose pinigu augimas.
symet su Birzelio pabaiga
Clevelando bankuose buvo pa
deta depozitu sumoje 1876
794,954, arba net S52,633,319
daugiau negu metas laiko at
gal. Spejama kad zmones pa
siryze pinigus taupyti vietoje
pirkti reikmenis aukstom kai-
nom.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
PRADETI MAUI
METAL

Liepos l Suvienytu Val
stiju Valdzia pradeda nau-
jus finansinius metus. Yra
kaip tik geras laikas prade-
ii pinigiskus metus tuo' lai-
ku.
Pradek taupyti arba pa
didink savo turimas SAN
taupas Lietuviu Banke, kur
pinigai kasdiena auga nuo-
simciais ir laikui begant
padeti doleriai sudaro nau-
jus dolerius.
81 istaiga yra visis k a i
saugi taupymui, mes j yra
DO Federal Insurance Corp.
Perkantiems, statantiems
arba taisantiems n a m u S,
paskolos padaromos greitai
ir su dideliu prityrimu pas
kolu reikaluose.
Musu adresas:
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brother Charles car into the back
end of the Palaibis' Packard. Just
goes to show you - you can't have
all Of the gravy. Our sympathy
= and we're glad no one was in
jured.
Whatever became of Pat??
So long until next time.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
KOVAI SU VEZIU FONDAS

S5OO,OUO
Kovai SUI veto liga fondas
Ohio valstijoje symet tikima
pasieks $50O,0O0 suma. Tai
bus didziausia suma kada bu-
vo sioje valstijoje sukelta Siam
tikslui.
Clevelando Sveikatos Muze-
juje veikia valstijos veto in
stitutas, vienatinis toks sioje
salyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

Antaniui Motiejunui yra lais-
kas is Europos. Prasome atsi-
init Dirvos redakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18
RK o KEITH'S 1O5th
THEATRE

KING OF THE WILD HORSES
and
CIGARETTE GIRL
These two splendid pictures are
being shown at R. K. O. keiths 1O5tn
Theatre, Sunday thru Tuesday, July
goth thru 22nd.
!.
MIRACLE OF 34th STREET
A picture that should be on your
"must see" list, showing from Wed.
thru Sat-, July 23rd thru July 26th.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

Geros ruSies Vynas ir
skanus Ice Cream gaunama
is
Evening star., 1947-10-24
VII w.; i E. 5;
".

DANCES
lambda Chi Sorority. wardman Park
H'sf Massaehuse3ss e Ss9ss aas sta.s Society
Hotel Q O'Clock tonight.
DRAMA
Dramatization based on Henrik 1bsen's
sophical fn5ttute. MaSte willard Hotel $50
O'Clock tonight.
"Barbershop Harvest Of Harmony" pre-
bershop quartets,. at Constitution Hall.
sI5 O'Clock tonight:
Stanley Hall. $50 pm. tomorrow. Mem
''' anu sPECIAL EXHIBITS
Barnet Alden Gallery, 127 Randolph
tom tion. paintings Mim1 BY Charles White, pm
Sundays. Z 70 S pm. through November.
stree: ns Nss sss York Of A5 NW cpsh
4so pm. Tuesdays throush Fridays: g
pm, m Sundays; drawings and water colors
by Fritz Bley, official Wehrmacht artist,
OAR Museum, Museum Memorial Continental
Hall, Seventeenth and D streets NV open
10 am to 3 pm. Mondays through Fri
tiles and jewelry. south gallery. and Album
of Americana north gallery, through
Howard University Gallery Of Art. open
TO am to pm. Mondays through Fri: |
days; exhibition of ceramics, textiles, metal
and WOODWORK from 500 BIC. to 1916 !
Library of Congress, First and East Cap
Mdndszs Mol 5set relsb sE F2days to to e pm
eoe1s6 ehotoe9sphs ana on the srehitesturs of the
Sf6nsh OS ocober orsaa heacoeS
copy Of the Magna Carta, on loan from the
s4s H5l:h orsna dTaft ' Of Iincon aettys
three-paEe 3's 'Sa' Saut utobioeTsphy," Both for an
BOOKS 'r from It the Rosenwaid Collection: doc
pments and correspondence Of Abrsham raain
Ans4!a tsE zP
sented by Wilbur Wright before Western
sne Soss Of Wsb Brothers IL sa
National Gallery of Art Constitution
to ; pm. weekdays 3 to 10 pm. Sundays;
paintings and SCULPTURE {,2!II comprising ,u tne
ans sRd Sits fo@ oher on m
Smithsonian Institution, Jefferson drive
pm daily; wood ensravings BY Letterio
Calapai, in the division Of graphic arts
epaphs by Vernon Leach Of chcaso
through october.
Fish and Wildlife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and streets NV. open 9
am. to pm. daily; display Of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open II am. to 10 pm.
Mondays and 3 to pm. Sundays; water
colors by Charles Burchield and Robert
F. Gates, through October 2S.
Dumbarton Oaks Museum, Thirty-frst
and r streets NV s1 open ,s. am; ,rS to ,p Pm
arts, for an indefinite period.
Public Library, Art Division, Eighth and |
K streets NV, open 8 am. to Q pm. !
Mondays through Saturdays: paintings by |
Baryl CARROT, through October.
FOR SERVICEMEN
Coed swimming, square dancing, ping |
pong, sketching music, $3.50 O'Clock to- |
night, Penthouse Uso. Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Informal card games, o'clock and
bowling with duckpins, $50 o'clock to- |
night. USO Club, 1911 H street NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Il Barber Shop 0uartefs
Present Program Tonight

District residents who like barber
Shop singing will have a chance to
get an earful tonight as the Wash"
ing Chapter of the Society for the
Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing in
America presents Harvest OF
Harmony"
The program, presenting six Dis
trict area barber shop quartets, six
out-of-t town quartets and a chorus
of 10 male voices, will begin at $3.50
pm. in Constitution Hall, Eight
eenth and D streets NV.
The guest quartets will include the
doctors of Harmony" from Elkhart,
Ind, 1947 international barber shop
singing champions, and the Jersey
City IN. j. Garden City Quartet"
1916 champions. DR.. Robert Howe
Harmon, director of the George
Washington University glee club,
will lead the chorus.