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Evening star., 1948-10-23
|Minna Nien1ann
Gives Recital at
|Sulgrave Club
by Elena de Soyn

The presence of fellow teachers,
socialites, prominent musicians and
music students must have been
heartening to Minna Niemann, res
ident teacher and pianist, who gave
q recital at the Sulgrave Club yes
terday afternoon. The warming re-
ception accorded her by friends and
admirers helped to dissipate the
formal note introduced by the pro-
gramming of the Bach -Busoni
"Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue''
and contributed to the intimacy of
the environment.
Miss Niemann's serious outlook
on art and conscientious prepara-
ton always have been evident in her
annual appearances here and never
failed to remind that she Is actually
one of the few, of the many busy
piano teachers in this city, who
has kept up her playing in public
BY doing so she has served through
the years two exacting masters,
each claiming much of her time and
her utmost devotion.
Taking this into consideration one
may wonder why the recitalist would
set for herself such a formidable
task as the study of Bach's work
which must have consumed un-
told hours, while the type of SUBJ
sequent selections on her program
seemed more appropriate to the oc-
casion, the hour and the place.
The worry of playing piece of
Bach's type and the ever present
danger of accidental lapses of mem
Evening star., 1948-10-23

The Blue Bird Suite" !" was q pleas
ing salon piece, the unbroken line
Of which sets demands upon emo
tional expression and clever pedal.
ling. Mime. Victor, who was in the
audience, rose to acknowledge ap-
plause. The recital was concluded by
Chopin's "Mazlrkas op. so, No. 3 and
op. Z No. 8" and the Paganini- -Liszt-
Busoni LA Campanella."
Evening star., 1948-10-23

ory, the mind being torn between
two professions, should have auto
matically advised against 1t.
The fiuency of Miss Niemann's
fingerwork could best be appre-
ciated in such numbers as Rach-
maninoff's Prelude in G sharp
minor" Debussy's La Puerta del
Vino" and Critics Fountain of
the Acqua Paola." Since heard
last her touch has gained in firm
ness and body, audible IN every
thing she plays, especially in
Brahms "Intermezzo in A Major,
op. 118, No. q"
There was, unfortunately, only
one short novelty on the program,
yet attractive enough to whet the
appetite for more. "The Hours at
Dusk" from Alba Rosa Vietor's
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
LIETUvIQ TREMTIkIU DRAUGiJoS
CHlCAGOJE PAREISKIMAS

, kieciu Klubas ir pan., kuriems
taciau niekas neprikisa kad jie
yra kliutis Americas LietuviQ
veiklai, nors pagrindo yra tick
pat kick ir New Yorke apsigy-
venusiu tremtiniu priekaiste
Tremtiniu Draugijoms.
2. Ir New Yorke bel apylin-
kese apsigyvene Ii ie tuvi a j
tremtiniai prieina isvados kad
tremtiniai turf palaikyti nuola-
tinius tarpusavio rysius, mes
tremtiniai turf tokiu reikalu
kurie tik jiems vieniems teru-
/ pi. Todel esa reikalinga nusta-
tytais laikotarpiais rinktis
"Tremties Ateiviu Sueiga' ir
isrinkti penkiu asmenu "Trem-
ties Ateiviu Bendruo m n i n e
komisija", kurios pareiga bu-
sianti saukti sueigas ir tvarky-
ii einamuosius reikalus.
Mes manome kad cia nieko
nauja neisrasta, tik tremti-
Mai pavadinti nauju "tremties
ateiviu'' vardu, Tremtiniu Dr.
ia perkrikstyta '"Tremties At
eiviu Sueiga'', o Tremtiniu Dr.
jos valdyba pavadinta gramoz-
disku "Tremties Ateiviu Ben
druomenes Komisijos" vardu.
Nors oficialiai mes esam pa
vadinami ateiviais-immigrants,
taciau mes tebesijauciame to-
kiais pat tremtiniais kokie bu-
vome Europoje, ir nepraranda-
me vilties grizti j savo tevyne
Lietuva.
Europoje ir cia nukalama vi
sokiausiu naujadaru ('rikiuo-
jantieji veiksniai'' ir PAM, ta-
ciau tai nereiskia kad visi Lie
tuviai turf JUGS priimti. Todel
mes ir toliau liksime susibure
j Lietuviu Tremtiniu Draugija
Chicagoje, rinksimes menesi-
MUS susirinkimus ir veiksime
organizuotai. Susirinki m II o e
tarsimes, kaip ir iksiol tare-
mes, NUNS tremtiniams rupi-
mais klausimais ir aptarsime
budus ir priemones kaip mes
galetume dar aktyviau isijun-
gti j Americas Lietuviu visuo-
menini ir kulturini darba, O va
landau ismusus = grlzti te-
vyne. Tai yra svarbiausi Lie
tuviu Tremtiniu Draugijos Chi
cagoje tikslai.
Lietuviu Tremtiniu Draugijos
Chicagoje Valdyba:
r. Skipitis, B. Budginas,
J. Savaitis, NJ. NOrkus,
p. Baltis.
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is LAIKRASCIU

AsaCDO1NiAOlO b1mDa, paSl
remdamas tlllo komunistuoian
clio neva poeto Mazulaicio 70
dziais jiesko kurmiu ten kur j,
nera, taciau bio. paziureti
tikra kurmiu guzta, kad kar
tais pats save. ten nerastu.
Kas gi istikro yra tie kur.
miai kuriu taip atsidejes BIN
ba jiesko, >jeigu ne raudoniej:
fasistai?
Mes Lietuviai dar is Lietu.
vos labai gerai zinome kurmius
kaip tie gyvunai pavercia j ME
ka. graziausias pievas, lankas
ir darius, kai JUGS uzpuola
riausti.
Panasiai ir kurmiai-komuni-
stat, uzpuole valstybes paver-
cia jas j nieka, sunaikina, gy-
ventojus VENUS pavergdami, O
kitus visai iSzudydami.
Taip tie raudonieji kurmiai
komunistai uzpuole sunaikino
dar neprazydusia Rusijoje de-
mokratine respublika, kraujuo-
Sc paplukde visa Sail, paversda-
mi ziauriausiu kalejimu, kuria-
me gyventojai yra terorizuoja-
mi, net nelaikomi zmonemis.
Taip tie raudonieji kurmiai-
komunistai uzpuole sunaikino
jau graziai prazydusia demo-
kratine Lietuva ir geria Lietu-
vos zmoniu asaras ir krauja.
KURMIAI ka riausia grazias
pievas ir darius maitinasi be-
kraujais gyvuneliais, jie yra
tamsiai pilkos spalvos; O ko-
munistai kurmiai riausianti ir
griaunanti valstybes ir geriau-
tt nekaltu zmoniu krauja yra
raudoni kaip kept veziai.
Veltui Bimba jiesko kurmiu
ten kur jQ nera. Geriau jis pa
jieskotu kurmiu tikruose ju liz
duose, ten kur jis suras ir pats
save.
LIETUVOS kurmiai-komuni-
stat kaip judah uz kelis grasius
parsidave tam didziausiam dvi-
desimto amziaus kraugeriui :
kurmiui Stalinui, troksdami ne
kalto LietNiu kraujo, per savo
atsiprasant spauda pradejo vi
sokiais graziais zodziais vilioti
grlzti j tevyne tuos kuriu jie
savo kruvinais nagais kitaip
negali pasiekti, bet jie nerei-
kalauja kad kruvinasis okupan-
tas grazintu tuos Lietuvius ku-
rie dar yra gyvi Sibiro taigo-
Sc.
Jeigu jums, Lietuvos kur-
miai-komunistai yra brangi te-
vyne Lietuva ir jusu vadinami
''Di Pr, kuriuos JUS viliojate
grizti, tai jus pirmiausia parei-
kalaukite kad jusu raudonasis
kurmis-kraugeris tuoj grain
tu visus tremtinius is Sibiro
ju tevyne ir kad pats kuogrei-
:iausia pasisalintu is Lietuvos,
kuria jis neteisetai smurtu pa
verge.
Kaip greit kruvinasis oku-
oantas apleis Lietuva taip greit
lie vadinami "Di Pr sugris
savo tevyne Lietuva patys ME
leno neraginami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

S. m. Sausio pradzioje veik
vlsuose Amerikos Lietuviq
lalkrasciuose pasirode New
Yorke ir apylinkese apsigyve-
nuslu Lietuviu tremtiniu pa
relsklmas del atvykusiu j USA
Lietuviu tremtiniu visuomeni-
mes veiklos. Nors pareiskime 'ir
nenurodyta kan jis taikomas,
taciau kadangi jane kalbama
apie Tremtiniu Draugijas, Lie
tuviu Tremtiniu Draugijos Chi
cagoje vardu turime pareiksti
stai ka:
l. Lietuviu Tremtiniu Drau-
gijos Chicagoje istatuose pasa-
kta: "Draugija aktyviai daily
vauja Americas Lietuviu veik-
lOje ir skatina pavienius Drau-
gijOs narius isijungti visuo-
menine bel kulturine AmerikOs
Lietuviu veikla.'
Kuomet New Yorke gyvena
tremtiniai dar tik prieina iSva-
dos kad visu naujai atvykusiu
Lietuviu pareiga yra isijungti
Americas Lietuviu kulturine
bel visuomenine veikla, Chica-
goje apsigyvene if LietuviQ
Tremtiniu Draugija susibure
naujai atvykusieii Lietuviai tai
jau senai yra padare.
kaipo istisos Draugijos ISL
jungimo bendraii darba pa
vyzdi galime nurodyti 1947 m.
Lapkricio 30 ivykusi vakara
BALE naudai, davusi apie as
tuonius simtus dolariu tremti.
niu Europoje salpai, kul'i su-
renge ir programa ispilde mini
mos draugijos nariai. kaipo
paskiru Draugijos nariu isijun-
gimo j bendraji darba pavyzdl
galime nurodyti tai kad trys
Draugijos valdybos nariai iejo
j Illinois Valstijos BALF'o va
jaus komiteta (viso jane buvo
septyni asmenys), kurio pa
stangonis Illinois Valstijoje
trentiniu selpimui buvo sukel-
ia $4,000 dolariu. siais metals
du Draugiios valdybos nariai
ineira BALF'o Chicagos ap-
skrities valdyba. Trys Draugi-
jos valdybos nariai priklauso
Lietuviu Akademiniam Klubui
U.U.C) Chicagoje, du valdy-
hos nariai priklauso LRKSA, ir
tt. Ta patti galima pasakyti il
apie kitus Draugiios narius:
juos rlsime BALF'o skyriuose
ir kitose Americas Lietuviu or
ganizacijose.
Lietuviu Tremtiniu Draugija
Chicagoje isteigta ne atsiribo-
jimui nuo Americas Lietuviu
veiklos, bet kaip tik tam kad
trerntiniai bendrame veikime
galetu aktyviau dalyvauti, mes
susiorganizave viena Draugi-
ia tremtiniai visuomet gall
daugiau padaryti negu issime-
te po visokias draugijas ir jo-
kio rysio tarpusavyje neture-
damn. Galima cia pat dar nuro-
dyti kad Chicagoje yra visokiQ
draugiju ir klubu, kaip Suval-
kieciu Draugija, Utenos apskri-
ties Draugiskas Klubas, Jonis-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

DEGTINES gamyba 1948 m
sioje salyje susidurs dar su
didesne kompeticija, kaip pra.
mesa degtines biznio zinovai.
Degtines megejai pradeda
skirstytis j tam tikrq degtiniu
rusiu megejus, ir todel kick
viena degtines varykla des pa
stangas publikai itikti.
Karo metu degtines truku.
mas paejo nuo to kad nespeta
isdirbti tu rusiu degtiniu ku-
rias publika labiausia mego.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
CHICAGO, ILL.
MARGUTIS RENGIA LIE
TUVOS NEPRIKLAUSOMY-
BES MINEJIMA MORRI-
SON HOTEL

Margutis rengia iskilminga
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes &c
metu sukakties minejima puos-
nioje vietoje, Morrison Hotel,
Terrace Casino, Chicagos vi
durmiestyje, sekmadieni, Vas.
Is, SUI placia atitinkama pro-
grama. Vakariene prasides G
val.
Kaip kitais metals, ir symet
Margutis tikisi sutraukti daug
zymios publikos Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes iskilme.
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WATERBURY. Ct.
PRAKALBOS PAVYKO

Sausio 25, Wat. Liet. Tary-
ba surenge prakalbas L. N. Po-
litinio Klubo "Nemunas" sale
Ije. Kalbejo svecias DR.. Zeno-
nonas Danilevicius, Juozas Ka-
zlauskas ir A. Deveniene. Lie
tuviu tremtiniu naudai surink-
ia zymi suma auku.
Vakaro programa atidare w.
l.. Tarybos veikejos daininin-
kes Nell Meskunas, Marcele
Andrikis ir Stephania Sapra-
mas SUI Americas ir Lietuvos
himnais. Programa vede Ia
rybos pirm. komp. A. j. Alex
sis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
VASARIO Is DIDELIS
PARENGIMAS

Lietuvos Nepriklausomy b s
80 metu sukakties minejimas
ivyks Vasario Is, ryte Sv. Juo-
zapo baznycioje, ir Z val. va
kare naujos mokyklos auditori-
rijoje. Kalbes Kun. DR.. Vikto-
ras Gidziunas, Prof. DR.. Pra-
mas Bagdonavicius ir vietines
L. T. skyriaus garbes pirminin-
kas Kun. j. J. Valantiejus.
Programa prades Sv. Juoza-
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NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

1945 METALS sioje salyje
neivyko nei vieno banko uzsi-
darymo, pirma karta begyje IS
metu. siaip gi kas meta uzsi-
daro po kelis bankus, kuriu We
dejai savo neismanymu arba
godumu bizni nuvaro nuo koto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

po parapijos choras, vadovau-
Jamas komp. A. j. Aleksio.
Baznycioje, klebono leidimu,
antra kolekta skiriama Lietu-
viu tremtiniu naudai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
SVECIQ ARTISTU
KONCERTAS

Vasario 8, nuo Z val. vaka-
re, sv. Juozapo parapijos mo-
kyklos auditorijoje idomu kon-
certa ispildys Lietuvos Operos
artistas dainininkas Jonas Bu-
tenas ir jauna gabi pianiste
Aldona Strumskis, is Brooklyn.
n. Y. Pc programos bus So
klal. N. p. NJ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

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The almost identical Twins. :.

XTHEN babies people always asked their
"IIow you them apart?"
Well fifty later the YOU haven't
much trouble telling rom other, have YOU?
That's because when Jack a young man he
regular savings stuck And Tom
meant to begin saving lust never got
around to doing it,
Which of these almost twins will Won resemble?
An easy to decide is by answering this question:
saving regularly right you intend to begin
saving at future
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30

DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijoje.
kama metams tik $500.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Southeast Again Leads
In Building Total Of
S2,084,600 for May

New construction, both residential
and commercial, authorized by the
District during May totaled $2,oS4,-
600, the Office of Inspections Direc-
tor Robert H. Davis, reported today
The report, submitted to Engi-
neer Commissioner Gordon R
Young, showed the Southeast sec
ton again leading in permits issued
during the month. The breakdown
by sections was:
Northeast, $233,25o Southeast, ST.
028 500; Northwest, $552,850, and
Southwest, $270,000.
May permits were considerably
below those in April, when the total
jumped to $3,417,450. This does not
indicate, however, that construction
activity has fallen off here. Much of
the work authorized in April is now
in full swing.
Mr.. Davis survey showed that 1873
brick and two, frame buildings of all
types had been erected here in May.
Meanwhile, the weekly report on
permits approved placed construc-
ton at s425, 900. as against 1852 500
1see PERMITS, Page BIZ
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Home Godgets-
New Window Design
Has Glass louvres,
AII-AIuminum Frame
By D. M. Derwin

A new design in windows has
been developed which, while SEEM
ing revolutionary at first thought,
actually achieves everything de-
manded of windows: Protection.
ventilation, beauty, moderate cost,
versatility of operation.
Successfully used in number OF
States, this new window is COM
posed of an all over aluminium
frame and operational parts, using
adjustable 3-inch glass louvres over
the entire window area. The window
is draft-free and gives maximum
ventilation when the louvres are
opened. The louvres may be partial
ly opened in rain and still afford
full protection and ample ventila-
ton. The window gives full visibility
either open or closed.
Frosted or colored glass may re-
place clear glass for complete pri-
vacy. Combinations of this window
in batteries of the same or varying
sizes allow for architectural varia-
tions.
A feather-touch control assures
easy, rapid, balanced operation in
any position to provide the desired
50 (See CADETS, Page B-2D
Evening star., 1948-06-05
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

A chicken house at Ayrlawn
Farms in Montgomery County is
resounding these evenings to
strange noises.
There are sounds OF mortar
mixing, trowels striking on brick
and the quiet murmur Of men
busy with their work.
1t all spells what Is known
formally as the Bricklayers' Ap-
prentice Training School of the
Montgomery County subchapter
of the Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Washington.
This school for bricklayers is
the home builders answer to an
acute shortage of men skilled in
this old craft. And because pros
pective home owners in the
Washington area overwhelmingly
prefer brick homes, the industry
is caught in box.
40 Start Glasses.
Forty men, their average age
%, started classes this week,
under the instruction of four
skilled journeymen whose expert
ence adds up to Whopping 80
years of laying bricks.
The program. which has the
stamp Of approval from the
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Committee 10 Devise
National Program on
Schools, Equipment

A committee Of architects, edu-
Gators and construction specialists
is being formed to devise national
program for design and planning
of schools and school equipment.
The project is joint effort Of
the American Institute of Archi-
tects, the United States ONCE of
Education and the Producers Coun-
eli, an organization of building prod
ucts manufacturers.
Need for research Is evident. in
the opinion of Council President
David S. Miller, in the fact that
nearly 5000 new school buildings
were erected last year and that this
total may be exceeded this year.
Points to New Problems.
Higher building costs and pinched
dgets in many communities,
coupled with a steady increase in
enrollments, have brought new prob
lens in planning for schools, Mr..
Miller pointed out.
. THE special committee should be
able to contribute Importantly to
better and more economical school
building in Its proposed studies" I"
he declared.
Meanwhile the Structural Clay
- lsee RESEARCH, Page B-2.l-'
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Montgomery BnckIoyer School
To HELP Meet Shortage in Craft

Labor Departments Apprentice
Training Service. is being super
vised by a group Of Bethesda
builders who include Robert r.
Furman, Donald E. Gingery,
Ingram Medley. Roland Simons
and Henry J. Connor.
Washington area building ma
terial suppliers are furnishing,
without charge, brick, sand, lime,
tools and morter boards.
Montgomery County supervisor
OF schools has been granted funds
by the State to pay part Of the
instructors salaries, and the re-
mainder will be made up by small
weekly tuition fees charged each
man.
Farm Buildings Used.
Another important contribution
. was made by county officials who
gave the builders permission to
use a series of sprawling farm
buildings on the 10 acres now
owned by the county as recre-
alton center.
Within several weeks a second
class in bricklaying will start,
and eventually the program is
planned to include training Of
future plasterers. ne
You couldn't find a better
cross-section of an American
community than the group at
0see LAMBoRNE, Page Boy
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Wallpaper Firm to Open
Modern Showroom

Formal opening of the modern
showroom, wholesale department
and store Of the Union Wallpaper e.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
District Rental
Housing Picture

New applications for housing re-
ceived by the District Housing Gen.
ter during the past week amounted
to 297, while another 257 persons
reapplied for some type of housing.
Added to the registry were SO
dwelling units and 81 rooms. Only
80 families were accommodated in
existing dwellings during this Pc
riod.
Applications were broken down as
follows:
New Re!
Evening star., 1948-06-05

Paint Co., 1922 New York avenue
NV, will be held Monday.
The new establishment marks a
consolidation of the firms Connecti-
cut avenue showroom and Massa-
chusetts avenue store. 1t will con-
ltinue to operate a branch in Ar.
lington. 'S 1,s'@ :
Evening star., 1948-06-05
I845,60O Homes Built

Home building volume last year
totaled 845 800 privately financed
non-farm dwellings, close to the
1925 record of $4,000 family accom-
modations, the Housing and Home
Finance Agency reports. ,sta
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07

IL wasn't talf l!al They had
on.r white people on the July.
Nv mother and brothers de
terded her l.fe In Georgia s
~ eio woman isn't supposed TO
sos 10 10 a white man. And no
Noelo is allowed TO raise a hama
against white man. even to
Se.e a mothers life.
Il was acquitted. but my
mother and two brothers were
sentenced 10 death. One other
brother was given a year on
the chain gang. He was sup
posed 10 have stolen Mr.. Sirai.
ford's wallet.
| saw my mother just before
/ left Georgia this week. She
SAID 10 thank everybody for
what they have done. She saws
please TO help get her and the
two BOYS out OF Jail
She wants 10 go back 10 the
children One baby is only two
years old He was crawlcr
when she went TO Jail. Now he
walks a Little
James told reporters that Mr..
Stratford had previously beaten
HIM too and that he had been
acting mean for long while.
ever since their father died last
August
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Singing Star
Is Feted At
Lovely Party

Many friends gathered at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Shook on Sunday night
10 greet Miss Eioise UggamS. OF
New York City. an outstanding
star OF the theatre. Miss Uggams.
who has appeared in ''Porgy and
Bess' and several other produc-
tions. has just returned from an
extensive tour of the Pacific
regions where she headed a USO
entertainment unit. Sharing hon
ors at the party was also Miss
Clara Dunlap of the eastern city.
The geniality of the hosts was
evident in the enjoyable active
ties. planned for the evening
There was much music with
James Mitchell al the piano. and
several vocal renditions by Miss
UgFams and Bennie Parks Sew
eral games were played and
more moments spent in pleas
ant conversations
GUESTS
Seen about the Shook home,
ana in the recreation rooms
where a delicious rcpast was
served were Mrs. Ceola Dolphia
with whom the out-of-towners
are STAYING Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vev Hill, Mrs. Henrietta Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Johnson, E
Bats. Mrs. Anna Lay, Mrs. AL
berta Fowler, Memphis, Tenn;
Mrs William Murray, Chicago,
Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. William Parks,
Mrs. Jodie Smart. Elias Terhune.
Mr.. and Mrs Denny Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tanks
ley, and Mitchell and Parks.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
2 Ingram Children
Vacationing at Camp

AEW YORk-Thc lntcrnauon-
al Workers OtGeg has brought
tw OF the - ingram children
nui'h from Leslie Ga
They a!c Charles lugam IL.
ana Jane, ingram - The lWo
yo4'n, VIII ne gwen two week
tation AZ ne nteryacial lWO
spcnso.Ca >ummel camp No-
CH!-Cs for children. as guests
oi the national group societies
@. the Order
Their mother Rosa Lee In
gram and iWo of their brothers.
Wallace is and Sanmie Lee.
a. are sewing a lite sentence
or . i,unped-up murder charge.
The three were originally sen
fcurcd 10 Die IN the electric
char Feb 20 But nation wide
protests brought change In
thy entence from death 10 life
Imprisonment
CASE APPEALED
TINS conviction by an all
white jury is now being ap-
pCalcd through the Geof gia
g0utts The NAACP attor rneys
Wro afe handling the legal as
peCt, of the case have an
nounced that they will carry
The appeal 10 the United States
supreme Court
Chasles Ingram was an eve
witness 10 the assault by John
StraffoId. a white farmer al FL
laVilc Ga. on Mrs. Ingram on
Nov 4 l947 he told reporters
AZ the TWO office TODAY that
Stafford. who was found dead
after Mrs Ingram and her chill
dren had come 10 her rescue.
had previously attacked his
mother twice and had been re-
pulsed IN trying 20 have ini-
mate relations with her
Mr. Stratford was mad ~ my
mother James declared That
was the cause Of all the trouble.
He came up to her on November
4th swearing and cursing and
calling her bad names He called
hei a black hcifer'
He was yelling about some
mules he said were on his fam.
lie began beating my mother on
the head with the butt end Of
bus knife Ny mother called TO
me 90 get the mules Mr. STRAIT
ford ran away 10 get his gun
That is all saw
My brothers told me that
Mr.. Sirstford came back with
his gun and started again 10
beat my mother over the head
so that she was bloody. Then
they came up 10 save her life.
They saved her life. but Mr..
Siraiford was left dead.
Il was kept three months in
Jall So was my younger brother
James. and my other brothers.