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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

Back plastsrs are the one product
made for away relief OF muscular
backache
% The plaster stirs up circu-
lation brings the healing and
warming blood 10 the sore spot.
Tense muscles relax and the pain
eases. ~ II straps twltching mus
cles - cuts down those labs OF
pain. 90 The protective pad
guards against chilling.
Tests By doctors show that
Johrson's BACK PLASTER helps
nearly 9 out OF 10 sufferers. It's
made by johnson T. johnson -
known for fine surgical products
for 81 years, At all drug stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

Lula Booker Winifred Nichols as
model. 9nd prize. Rosie Lee
Bmc. Ida LarknS as model;
and sra pnze Annie NJ Camp
bell jessie Tedfotd as model
The FIRST and third prize vim
nelS are student Of Rubv'S School
az Cosmctologv OF the Poro Sys-
TEN and the second pii1e winner
attends the Detroit School Of
Beauty Culture
Contestants
Contestants we're Geneva Cleve
land. Wsnncr VI Fields, Pinkie
B6lier Luvins White MYRTLE
MahsGey W.nola Birch, Gussle
RMa Lutclla Soloman. Name
Young Nrgin,s Johnson Flora
"a kcr iiazol AlSupS. Laura
Johnson. tstcf En'byey Madeline
Mott Mae Cox Hazel Tate, and
Gertrude Muryeil
n the fashion SOW. Olivia De
Allen modelled an Anita Origi-
nal Of black velvet cocktail
cress with crnllne accessories
that was designed bv Edna Smith.
Other model, wore fabulous
ranks siive- foxx Stone Martins
Baur1 Martins. and Russian
Platns Cane stole that we're
ioares hv Csr,ledre Fur company
New Advancement
Mrs Nisfiole < Iovner ns-
,io,al s,,rery.sor ~ Wslker Beau.
80 S.h.ois ARA ASSOCIATION found
~ soc,,rs,r.,e4 nou, Advance.
r,crt $50 riltore under the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

Roar Of the House Of Beauty
Honorary mention Miss Lois
GoldSbv whose ha,r stvlc was
designed also bv Miss Gussic Ro-
fsr
Contest Judges
Acttns as Judges ~ the contest
were Mick.c Kelly Chicaeo Ms
Peaches Oliver Detroit Attorney
Willard Ransome assistant man
acey 81 Madame c J Wake,
NE CO Mrs Othello Fostce De-
tort ana Miss Katherine Grass,
TresuNe Company ;echnlclsn OF
); Louis
Winners 80 student prizes on
Monday night were Isl prize -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
CONGRATULATIONS AND
ORCHIDS

TIC gorgeous diamond watch
bracelet that Julia Brady IS
sporting was the gift Of her
hps band for her anniversary
TIE Thomas Briscoes did their
vcr, first entertaining in their
nc~ End lovely home on Akin
son and LaSalle on ThsnksgIv-
ins day. They've been in their
nev home now whole great
big week.
Oh Orchids and everything
nice to Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Swan who had for their Thanks
giving brand new bouncing
baby boy. Mother Bettye Swan
ana son are resting nicely.
CCngratS-one OF the latest Of
disciples Of The ScharleS Jour
nee up sweep blouse Of Beauty
It schoolmarm Mrs. Annetla
Wolfe. It's most becoming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

sololsts Music for the evening
hair styling contest was provid-
ed BY Jimmy Priest and his trio.
Sponsored as benefit Of the
Bethune Goodman College, host
esses we're members Of the Alpha
Gamma Kappa chapter OF Alpha
PHI Omega sorority They were
Denvce Hamilton. Thelma Sum-
lar. Peaches Oliver, Maude Flsgs
and Pinkie Bolden
Officers listed as VILLA John
son. state supervisor Elise Tsy-
Tor. president Letha B Tyndall.
secretary; and frankie Lu Gary.
reporter. Members were Bessie
Williams and Minnie Manning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Joel Le1Cis And
LecIair Hayden
HOneyniOOnerS
Tag Jewel Lewis


AT half-after nine. Satur-
day morning. at high mass
in Sacred Heart Church, lie
Claire Jorse Hayden, daugh
ter of Mrs. Josephine Banks
Hayden of Forest avenue,
came down the aisles on the
arm of her brother, Herbert
Hayden. and became the
bride of Joel Lewis, Jr., the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Lewis. Sr. of Englewood
avenue.
The bride chose dance at
your wedding and even after"
gown of eggshell slipper satin.
adorned with a peter pan collar
that fastened al the throat with
white cameo pen. The fitted
bodice was outlined with dainty
rucning down either side and
then flared away fan fashion.
Al the waist line. The Jacket
covered an elegant strapless
dress to be worn TO parties lat
er Her lace cap, falling in soft
lines. framed her face. The bride
wore pale blue shoes for some
thiLg blue Her bouquet OF
" hit, brides roses cascaded from
ncr white prayer book.
ATTENDANTS
The bride made the gown OF
her maid OF hona which was
pHg off the shoulder. satin
short sleeves but with long
gloves to match grsced Miss La
Noh Daniels The other attend
.-nls. Mrs. Earl Frye and Miss
Dolores Franklin wore off the
shoulder dream gold taffeta
gowns with gauntleis and hats
10 match Roy Digs. as best
man. Herman Jackson and Earl
Frye. ushCrS as we'll as the
.ather OF the groom. MI. Joel
Lewis. Senior. as we'll as the
brother OF the bride, Herbert
Hayden. wore cutaways with
gray vests and gloves. ascot ties.
Little Linda Monjoy in ruff
fed pink ia1eta splendor dropped
rose petals before the BRIDE and
kept an eye on little Lawrence
Leach. ring bearer
TIE mother Of the bride wore
an apple green tafiets with cas-
cading ruffle down the back.
hat OF pastel flowers. side swept
and covered with sheer yelling.
The groom'S mother wore or
chia crepe trimmed in self color
not and black accessories
The reception was held IN the
evening az the home OF the
brides uncle. Mr. William y.
Banks Of Westminster ave.
GUESTS
Out OF town guests were Mi
and Mrs Edward Mouzon o.
New York City and Dolores Mil
Ter OF Chicago. relatives OF the
bride Some Of the guests were
Mrs c. A. Banks. grandmother
~ the bride. Misses Tsnecla
End Haruma Banks and Alterio
Banks. cousins Of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Lewis. uncle
and aunt OF the groom. MessrS.
Jake and Alvin Lewis. cousins
Of the groom Mr., Samuel Cox:
Mr. Douglass Anderson. Mrs.
Ernest Stamps. Dr. and NJ 5.
James Fitzgerald. Mrs. Havana
Butler Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton
Nutoll. Mr.. Marvin Bennett. Ms.
Gonzells Bennett. Miss Dorothv
Bennett. Miss Marion Ford. Miss
Barbara Sinkford. Mr.. Boz
Mann. Mr. and Mrs Joseph D.
HAYDEN IT.
Mr. Joseph d. HAYDEN. Sir
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown.
DR.. Robert Greenidge. NJ. James
Staples. Mrs. Herman Moselev.
Mrs. r P Herrod and others.
The couple left immediately for
q short honeymoon in New York
City.
The couple Will be a, home
on Forest avenue TO their well
wishers.
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Sunday morning. November %,
found many persons attending the
annual Brunch Of the Delta Sig
ma Theta sorority Ii was held
in the Social rooms Of the Lucy
Tnursman Branch YWCA, which
we're filled 10 capacity.
Speaker for the Brunch was
Miss Louise Grace. advertising
executive and prominent in bust
ness and educational circles in
the city She told of the differ
ent media OF advertising and the
role women are playing IN the
business realm Special atien-
ton was gwen 10 many questions
directed 70 the speaker as 10 ef-
iecuve means Of advertising. and
the future as Il affects our wo-
men
Preceding the cultural pi ogrsm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

Book Cadillac Hotel, and so tho
rISkites got together and fetso
nun at the Ebony Room. Among
those Tor whom covers were lald
were Dr. ana Mrs. h. Perry. Dr.
ana Mrs. Wendell Cox, Di. ana
MRS. Haley Bell, Mis-. Beitys
Lathcsrt, Mrs. Ellesna Boddle.
BOB Glascoe, Mrs. Ehzs Grsby
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery. Nix
Alberta Fitzgerald, Mrs. Sally
Ddroen, DR.. and Mrs. l. A. Mar.
tin. hostess to Dr.. Johnson while
in town, Mis-. Lillian jackson,
Mrs. Therss BrInSon, yours truly.
AMI coolies OF others.
The Fiskltes are talking Of
charterlng a bus and gong doWn
en- masSe for Fisk's annual
Spring Festival, so overwhelmed
were they by DR.. johnson tales
OF glamour and culture tina,
pervade Fisks campus now.
SEVERAL TREK TO CHICAGO
FOR HOLIDAYS
Chicago makes "a nice llltls
Jump for the Thanksgiving ain.
Ter. so IL was Gladys "gadaings
Mskel and her hubby, Joe, vent
20 the Windy City a money.
incoming. Gladys all done up IN
an ostrich feather creation Of
Juanita chapman's, a gorgeous
lcW squirrel cape and the rest
Ais1 to Chicago all completely
newly glamorized went Tlmetts
Caflsle, Elizabeth Green and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
TIC Cincinnati went eficltcslns
Edlee Webster Sorrell 10 visit
iiuhby Jack. who Is appearing
al a club there currently Tea.
tursd artist al the piano.
Aid in town from New York
breezing in and out in his IN.
usual way was National Diree.
tor u NAACP Branches, Glos,er
Current
From Ann Arbor came bril-.
liant Blyden jackson OF LOUIS.
ville KY. candidate IN the Uni.
versity's English Department tor
his Phi. d.
School marin Bessie GAVIN Of
+. St Louis. Ill, came up Tor
Thanksgiving 10 spend Thanks
giving with the rest OF the Gar.
VII clan. Elwood and Atty
WYNN Garvin.
oar Mary Penick came Zone
- roost for q spell from SUNNY
Florida so mother Pearl Pcnick
threw party done up par
excellence" az the Penick home
on Scotch the weekend last
passed
Mr. and Mrs o. T. Dayi, jat
had the time Of their lives this
holiday showing their guests
Ground Visiting them were Mr.
end Mrs. J Hall Of Cleveland
nd Mr. and Mrs. r Brown u
GLIB CLUES
Thc Congcnials mot W,th p q.
IS Jean Duiguid on Hardwood
l,r ;hcr Thanksgiving meeting.
Puzc winners as per usual were
Muriel Shelton. Roma Lawson
an = jeanette Jones Hill.
Marguerite McDavid 60, her
nostessing done for her bridge
club The PsndoraS. this holiday
se2son too. With a delightful
repaSt and Evelyn Monjoy a.
guest Marguerite entertained IN
her Euclid avenue home
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DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DEC. 4th, 49,.
B IT'S Of
BAN T { RING
By.....B OBBNt

"ln mercy in goodness, how great is our King
Our tribute Thanks giving, with Glad Hearts Bring"
Such the song that sung n many heart al
of the colorfu and beautiful Thanksgiving sea-
that Detroit has experienced in many year was
brought to close with weather studded with
weddings and the affairs of Cupids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

BRIDES
And il was a lovely ceremony
that tied the nuptIal knot read
By popular Elizabeth Copeland
and Herbert Class last Saturday.
OF course the reason Tor its
beauty was that Elizabeth was
married by her father and in her
fathers church Her father is the
Rev. II. Copeland Of Polk avenue
in River Rouge. Elizabeth. an ar
dent NAACP worker. is a grad
uate Of Michigan State College
IN Ypsilanti.
And Frances Mack has said
yes TO young man from
Springfield, Ohio. So II was that
pre-nuptial shower was given
in her honor last week at the
Century Room at the Club 66o 5
by Lenore Portes and Florence
Jones.
And being joined together in
holy wedlock this holiday past
were La Claire Hayden and Joel
Lewis at the home OF the bride 5
parents on Forest.
JOE CRAIGEN FETED
ON FRIDAY MITE
Rallying and mastering all that
they've got are the friends Of
Atty. Joseph Craigen to get our
brilliant bsrrlster into the Fed
ga. JudeShip that may be his
for the asking. Horace White.
Ed. Swan, Sheriff Baird and the
Mayor from Ecorse were all on
hand speaking a piece for Joseph,
and from Chicago came the CLAM
orcus Olive Digs, former cele-
brated newspaper woman, now
doing Public Relations 10 also say
some words in Joe's behalf. While
d town for the holidays Olive
Diggs was seeing the city with
our dapper Moses Thompson.
who is trying TO wind his ac-
counts here up so he can get
back over TO that beloved bust
ness OF his in Gods chosen coun-
try Of Haiti After the sort of
banquet business Friday mite at
the Club $685. held IN Joe 5
honor, there was dancing.
TES TRANS IN 18th
ANNIVERSARY
Truly as the very novel and
swankv Book OF Memories IN
yitcs OF the TIES Tram Club
predicted their Friday mite IN
~ lal dsncc was "A Night OF
Fun.
Seems kinda like the Belle of
the Ball was eIamorous school.
mann Mayols Powers Smith
(. IN Chicago who broke Il up
with her black Persian wrap
and white mink stol and muff
Mayola was in town foi the
entire holiday sea on az the
house guest Of dynamic Evelyn
Monioy
TRAVELoGUE
Entertaining house guest Fran
els Thomas " 81 Louis thu,
weekend We're DR. and Mrs
Elias Dixon OF Boston Blvd. and
Tor whom DR. and Mrs Bf
Martin who only one day ar
rived home from a btiet sojourn
20 New York City entertained
on SUNDAY.
Dr. and Mrs Wendell Cox had
as their house guest 70, the
weekend Dr. and Mrs. Rober,
Turpln OF upstate Michigan.
Mrs Turpin is the former Bet,ye
"Grayson The Miss Fisk" OF a
few wears back when she and
Iris Cox were Fisk classmates
Speaking Of Fisk. that emf
nent President was in town oc'r
the weekend 70 address an as
sembly Of authorities al the
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isikurta kareivinese, kad Wis
kas laikinai.
Mokslas mano lankymosi me-
tn ejo didziausiu tempu. Vel
ke 8 fakultetai SUI siais sky
riais: Fl osofijos (filologijos,
filosofijos, istorijos ir teologi-
jos), Teisiq (teisiu ir ekonomi-
jos), Gamtos ir matematikos,
zemes Ukio GENES ukio, mis-
kininkystes ir veterinarijos)
Medicines (medicinos ir odon-
tologijos), Architekturos ir in
zinerijos, Chemijos ir farmaci.
jos, MechanikOs.
Paskaitos daugiausia skaito-
mos vokieciq kalba, nes stu
dental is triju tautu ir ia kali
ba buvo daugumai prieinamiau-
sia. Bet nemazai dalyku skai.
toma ir savomis, pabaltijo kali
bomis. Universitete labai stro-
piai mokomasi anglu kalbos.
Suddenly skaicius anksciau
sieke 1000, O paskutiniu metu
sumazejo Xxi 600. Tai emigra-
cijos pasekos. Kai jusu kores.
pondentas tais klausimais kal.
bejosi SUI studentais ir SUI pro.
fesoriais, visi primine ta pat
- del emigracijos universite.
tut ticks issiskirstyti. Tiesa, vi
81 reiske didziausi nora, kac
galetu kur nors visas universe.
tetas persikelti ir ten testi sa
vo darba. Cia buvo uzsimints
ir amerikieciq detos ir deda
mos pastangos, bet visi neuz
mirso prisiminti ir ta b It, ku
ris labai realiai stojos pries
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METINES "BRITANI-
JOS LIETUVIUI"

Anglijoje gyvenanciu lietu-
viu tremtiniu pas t an g O m s
ikurtas laikrastis BRITANI-
JOS LIETUVIS siomis dieno-
mis- atsvente metine sukakti.
Metal nera didelis laiko tarpas.
bet BRITANIJOS LIETUVIO
atliktas darbas yra zymus.
Anglijoje gyvena apie 5000
lietuviu tremtiniu. Pirmutinis
atvykusiu lietuviu rupestis bu-
vo gerai susiorganizuoti ir
isleisti savo laikrasti. Tuoj bu-
vo ikurta Britanijos Lietuviu
Sajunga, jos Centre valdyba
emesi zygiu leisti laikrasti.
Britanijos Lietuvis dideliu pa
stangu deka netrukus pasirode
ir Xxi siai dienai reguliariai lam
ko po .placia Anglia issisklai-
dziusius lietuvius.
Laikrastis spausdinamas TO-
tostatiniu budu, redaguojamas
tekstiles fabrike dirbancio A.
j. Kauleno, tegalincio tik max
timis redaguoti. Ekspedijuoti
laikrasti susirenka kas ketvir-
tadieni didelis burys Londono
lietuviu, Observation-Disclosures kone
visi Anglijoje gyvena musu
laikrastininkai ir rasytojai.
Sukaktuviniame mum cry e
artimas laikrascio bendradarbis
St. Kuzminskas raso: "As ne
zinau kitos tautos, kurios isto-
rijoje spauda butu suvaidinusi
toki lemiama vaidmeni, kaip
lietuviu tautai. Kalbant Sven
to Rasto stiliumi = spausdin-
tas zodis jau karta isvede mus
is rusq nevalios j Laisvaja ze-
me. Jis isves mus ir antru
kart, tik burkimes visi po spau-
sdinto zodzio skvernu ir myle-
kline j."
Atzymedami sia reiksminga
sukakti, sveikiname "Britanijos
Lietuvi', dziaugiames nueitu
keliu ir linkime grazios ateities,
Xxi bus laisvas keliais j Lietu-
va. +. l..
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PABALTIJo UkIvERsITETAS

jo atlaikyti visokius spaudimus.
Reikejo daug kantrybes ir ge-
leziniu nervu. Kelis kartus bu-
vo kaitaliojamas universiteto
vardas, buvo paskirti toki uni
versiteto komisarai, kurie pro
fesoriu ir Suddenly marinimo
priemonemis norejo, kad jis sa-
vaime likviduotusi. Bet buvo
atlaikyta.
Pagaliau universitetas is Ham
burgo guvo perkeltas j Pine
berga, uz 20 kim. nuo Hambur-
60. Buvo gautos visiskai pa
kenciamos patalpos, dar geriau
susitvarkyta.
Kada jusu korespondentas
aplanke Pabaltijo universiteta
Pineberge, susidare ispudis, kad
dirbama jau visiskai pakencia-
NOSE salygose. Man ir patti uni
versiteto aplinkuma primine
Lietuvos zemes ukio Akademi-
jos, Dotnuvoje, turetas salygas
Tiesa, cia daug daugiau SUI
sispaude, ypac studentai jaucia
didesni alki, negu normaliai
studentija jaucia. Cia pagaliau
truko ir tos mielos rankos, ku-
ri nori, kad tik mokslo istaiga
graziau isaugtu ir visas pu-
ses issiskleistu. Pagaliau, cia
dar per daug krinta j axis, kad
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VEL NORI SUVAR-
ZYTI TREMTINIU
SPAUDA

Paskutineje IRO spau O
konferencijoje paaiskejo, jog
nuo Nauju Metu vel bus isduo-
dami nauji laikrasciams leidi-
mai taip, kad JUGS gales gauti
ia pacia kalba tik vienas laik-
rastis.
Is kitos puses, spauda gales
butt suzlugdyta ir finansiskai,
mes nuo siol reiks moketi vo-
kieciams mokescius. Tai jau
senas tremtiniu spaudos gincas
SUI vokieciu mokestinem istai-
gom. Xxi siol karine valdzia
tremtinius Wis uztardavo, ta-
ciau vokieciams gaunant Wis
daugiau teisiu, paskutiniu lai-
ku byla buvo pralaimeta ir nu-
tarta tremtiniu spauda apdeti
mokesciais nuo pat laikrascio
isleidimo dienos.
Kaip pavyks siuos naujus
sunkumus nugaleti, dar Sian
dien sunku numatyti, taciau vel
atsirado rimtas pavojus, jog
tremtiniai gales netekti laikras-
ciu - tq vieninteliu informaci-
jos saltiniu, bel tikrQju ju tel
siq gyneju. v. gr.
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Skaitoma, kad sio karo ap-
linkybese vakaru Vokietijoje
atsidure apie 100000 pabaltie-
ciu. 1mant atskiromis tauty-
bemis - lietuviu 10000, lat
viu 10000 ir estu 100000.
Stu tremtiniu tarpe buvo ke-
Ii tukstanciai buvusiu arba pa
siruosusiu butt studentais. Ju
didziausias rlpestis buvo, karo
patrankoms nutilus, kaip rel
kes prasiskinti kelia j auksta-
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axis: daug pazadu, o mazai is
tesejimu.
I dali profesuros atkreipe de-
mesi kitu krastu universitetai
ir issiviliojo. Dalis studentu,
nuolat kesdami alki, pradejo
rupintis duona ir taip pat pa
trauke j kitus krastus. Sian
dien universitete paliko tie, ku-
rie zut but kovoja uz jo islai-
kyma. Vienu tokiu didziausiu
kovotoju reikia laikyti dabarti-
nj universiteto prezidenta prof.
Stanka-Stankeviciu. Nemaziau
jam talkininkauja ir lietuviu
skyriaus rektorius prof. Puzi-
mas. Ir tegul jie bus tie vadai,
kurie universiteta isves per vi
sas audras. o ju daug pralei-
sta, bet dar nemazu ticks ir su-
tikti.
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Nemotomo ronku
kIiudo tremtinioms
otvykti

Broliai amerikieciai jaudina-
81 ir kartais net pradeda itarti
tremtinius, kad jie nenori va
ziuoti j Amerika. Man paciam
teko matyti tokiu laisku, kur
dede bara savo sunena, ko Sis
taip ilgai pas j nevaziuoja.
Girdi, jau prizes dvejus metus
pasiunciau affidavita, prizes
pusmeti sudariau darbo ir bu-
to garantijas ir man Washing
tone pazadejo, kad tuojau at
vyksi, o taves Wis nera! Sake,
tau geriau patinka gyventi Vo-
kietijoje ir tycia nevaziuoji! o
tas sunenas baigia paskutinius
batus suplesyti, belandziodamas
po IRO emigracijos skyrius ir
Wis be pasekmiu.
Tiesa, kai kas isvyksta net
ir lietuviu vardu, bet, deja, tie
tautieciai visi yra Mozes tike-
jimo. d.. Kad ir imkime pasku-
TIM DIP transporta j USA. Kai
visi laimingieji buvo nuvezti j
Bremeno uosta, tarp kuriu bu-
vo ir nemaza lietuviu, staiga
kaz kokios nematomos rankos
patvarkymu buvo issodinta apie
pora simtu isvaziuojanciu ir
ju vieton isodinta tick pat ~
du. Nepagelbejo joke protes-
tai.
sitokiu staigiu issodinimu pa
sitaiko labai daug. Nesenai vie
ma lietuviu Selma is S asmenu
turejo isvykti j Argentina. 4se-
dus traukini, einanti Bremeno
uostan, staiga IRO pareigunai
ta lietuviu Selma iskrapste ir
vieton jos isodino zydu Selma.
Kodel, kaip? - niekas nepa-
aiskino.
Taip pat dingsta labai daug
dokumentQ.
stai vienam lietuviui vaisti-
ninkui brolis, jau senai gyve-
mas Pietu Afrikoje, buvo suda-
res visus reikalingus dokumen-
tus vykti j P. Afrika. Visa by
la buvo galutinai paruosta ir
minimas tautietis turejo neuz-
ilgo isvykti, bet staiga jam
pranesta, kad dingo be zinios
jo dokumentai.
Visos pastangos surasti do
kumentus ir isaiskinti 81 pa
dingima nuejo ME
kais. Tx po to pikti gandai
snekejo, jog tais dokumentais
pasinaudojo kiti "tautieciai".
Tokiu pat dokumentu dingimo
faktu pasitaiko ir Miuncheno
konsulate.
Taigi nekaltinkite, jei jusQ
rimin a iciai ''nesiskubina" j
'. 81.
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Stankevicius.
ja mokykla, kokiomis priemo-
nemis bus galima igyvendinti
senas svajones ir baigti pima
moksla.
Jau ir normaliais laikais,
kiekvienan studentui kyla Sim
tai rupesciq, kada jis pasiryzta
testi nelengvas studijas. O ka
bekalbeti apie dabartine pade-
tt, kada daugiausiai reikia gy-
venti is kitq malones ir kada
neturi jokios zmogui igimtos
teises. Esi DIP, esi daiktas,
kuriuo galingieji zaidzia kaip
nori, esi stumdomas po ivai-
riausias stovyklas, kol galuti-
mai kas tave nuperka darbui j
svetimus krastus.
Bet pabaltieciai, kad ir to-
kiose salygose atsidure, rankQ
nenuleido. Visi j dabartine pa
deti paziurejo, kaip j laikine,
po kurios vel turi ateiti tikras
gyvenimas. O tam gyvenimui
ruostis reikia: reikia kad ir
jaunimas mokytusi ir ruostu-
81 pavaduoti vyresniuosius.
Tremtiniu jaunimui mokslin-
ii buvo sukurta visa svietimo
sistema, nuo vaiku darzelio Xxi
aukstosios mokyklos. Kick val
ky darzeliai, pradzios, .mokyk-
los ir. gimnazijos galejo butt
grynai tautines, atskiru tauty-
blu islaikomos, tick j auksta
moksla reikejo kitaip ziureti.
Viena kuri tautybe neturejo
jokiu galimybiu suorganizuoti
Vokietijos salygose savo uni
versiteta. Todel darba kibo
visos trys pabaltijo tautos. lr
darbas Pabaltijo Universitete
buvo pradetas 1916 m. kovo 16
d., Hamburge, anglu valdomoje
Vokietijos zonoje.
Universitetas Hamburge pra-
dejo kurtis is nieko. | moksli-
ninku ir Suddenly sauksma at
siliepe viso pasaulio patys jau-
trieji. Cia nemazu nuopelnQ
tenka pazymeti ir Americas
lietuviams, kurie ir mokslo prize
moments ir kitokia materialine
parama padejo issilaikyti tick
profesoriams tick studentams.
Palengva susiorganizavo nema-
ia biblioteka, mokslo kabine-
tai ir darby laboratorijos. Pats
universitetas isikure beveik
griuvesiuose: tai buvo gauti
apgriauti vieno muziejaus pa
statai. Bet ir cia greit susi-
tvarkyta ir privesta prize pa
kenciamos padeties.
Pabaltijo Universitetui nebu-
vo lengva issilaikyti. IS rusu
puses buvo daromas didziausias
spaudimas, kad anglai univer-
siteta, kaip jiems nuolat ba-
danti j axis, uzdarytu. Reike-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-31

KANADOS vyriausybe gruo-
dzio % d. paskelbe pakelima
algu visiems valdzios tarnauto-
jams po $40 Xxi 500 menesiui.
Tas apima apie 100000 civiliu
tarnautoju ir $4,000 kariuome-
mes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
PuscogouIo Nine
In Easy Win Over
Ocean Springs

Sutterfield's pitching for Pas
cagoula held Ocean Springs
~scoreless until the 9th inning at
Sundays game at Ocean Springs.
Then five consecutive hits for
Ocean Springs Melted 3 runs, their
total for the game.
Pascagoula spaced their runs
through the first half of the
game banking the last four inn
ings. The first tally for Pasca-
goula came in the second inning
with 2 runs and 4 more in the
third. A repeat of 4 runs in the
fourth inning and l in the fifth
gave Pascagoula a score of IL
over Ocean Springs 3.
B. Faggard of Pascagoula hit a
long deep one in the fifth inning
good for three bases and scored
when Golf let a low one get by
him.
Pascagoula 024410000-l3 IL 2
Ocean Springs 000003000-12 3 3
3 base hit: B, Fagard.