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Evening star., 1948-10-07
Natures Children
Tree Hobog0blins.
(Family Membracidae.)
By lilIion Cox Athey

October is the month in which
to see the most fantastic looking
creatures in the insect world. At
this time they occupy the limbs of
trees and shrubs.
In the American Museum of Nat
ural History, New York, there is a
marvellous collection of them in wax.
The tiny wax figures, with every
line and color in place, are so real
istic you can hardly believe they
will not come to life.
These weird insects have been
we'll called natures Nightmares. +"
You could not, to save your life,
conjure up such strange combina-
tions Of knobs, bumps, projections
and horns. The most grotesque are
found in the tropics, but we have
our share. The buffalo hopper re-
sembles a miniature American BIZ
son.
The antennae are in front of and
between the eyes and the prothorax
so prolonged it often covers the re-
mainder of the body. 1t is by the
strange modification of the portho-
raX that the weird forms are pro-
duced. The insects often escape be-
ing seen because they resemble
thorns and bits of bark.
Each mother is provided with a
sharp ovipositor for making incis-
ions in leaf rib or new wood. These
incisions are made so that growth
is delayed and the eggs are kept
from being squeezed.
Several eggs are placed in neat
clusters. The hot sun helps with
the incubation. The tiny young
sters move about over the leaf, at
tended by ants. I found that tree
hopper infants exude a sweet sub
stance and the ants were on hand
to lick it up. Further, I noticed
long line of ants the next morn
ing climbing up the 4-foot spiny
stem. If you take into considera-
ton the size of the wee mountain
climber and the sheer uphill climb
of the stem, those ants climbed
miles to get their sweet.
These egg nests are wonderful in
themselves. 1t takes the mother
one minute per egg for the incision
and insertion. Right on your lawn
or in your yard strange and won-
derful performances take place
every day.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcon,.

ABSOLUTELY BEST PRICE for lats
coRP:. repgtabls Competitive, 1891 wis.
W6suhh1s hs.i LIKE X 70 BUY from private party,
paw Pay NJ high os44 q cash price MR.. cALkA-
HiGHER CASH PRICE paid for your car;
xsssdfzs H5 sXnss saG for e sSso
sAME III Your peSRs o%N "a Fk1cE :ot for your car
We will sell it for you and charge you
only s. If car is so sold Don't on @ s1ys ySar
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CASH foR YOUR ReekHsy. eakNwe e buy, w. we SELL
NoRTHEAsT 4SsS noToR CO. rord m dsaer, er
aSS sso Mi Mimi 0D1Ns'e sSs ne sests al
1 TkFW u. VALUE ,n ior % your 6, car, I Yes; We
cars, so see Mr. Bass any day between
$50 Am $50 pm. at the TREW MOTOR
CO., 1928 14th st. NV. or call DE. 1910.
CHEAP 'aa 90 OLD = CARS sFso wANIEpmcash xs!t-
sfsE EHnnns sF 49, III s4In
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si BELL e'sHoHSos MOTORS viii will sell your 1s4e to
1949 car and get you the highest cash
p5ss pbee aar n vn IS Sold Our Gny n sharse is
to t " BELL Lo ModoRs' sdS% 5o1o Wisconsin ave.
Pair. F Air HONEST MS sloG oGXppRA1sALs on all makes
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PoNTIAc.
1928 L st. NV: ME. O4OO.
YOUR CAR will net you M more at the big
YOU. with a guaranteed purchase figure
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MORE CASH FOR YAuR CAR. new or
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Reply svins ntC year Hf Ira make Dlesa
eral condition and price. Box 3a2-A,
"MiN WITH wINN"-More sss for your
Open sunday. 10 am. to 8 pm WINS
MoRT MoSES 53 ESaa vsa yo sD ies fo
your car let Donald Motors, one OF D. C's
SsI rs,s p5se Our fee is SS nna %o SRy
TORS. INC. $50 Fla. ave. ne. Ii. s575
AOLD IT JUST 4 MINUTE to get high
cash price for your 194S or l947 ear and
Hsfa + ss5h I9FoR R5!E5 e cal p
sEE fnd Us aTs sEFosE 9ofp 9oG Sell m e
sfS Rs'h Il eva
cars regardless of price; don't trade on a
new car or sell to any one until you give
US the opportunity to buy at your price.
We need 100 cars. 1885 to 194S: II your
car is paid for. will give you cash; If car
pay cash difference, Washinston's Oldest
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash or
Sanders. Only one location. Drive in big
open lot. 1900 14th st. NV. corner OF N
n.w.). Open $50 to $40 pm, NO. I'LL.
M, NJ s214, -, NI NAIRNEs-SANDERs MOTORS
tA1 get them e af PHONE H pE % s5os % for s SayeE g
to call. or drive to either TRIANGLE
or 1888 !. ave. ne.
BUSINESSMAN in dire need Of 1948. AZ.
AS 40 model car: will pay highest cash
price Mr. THERRELL; Wo s2S7. 81
INC, Chrysler Plymouth, 1900 Wisconsin
EN-. $500. $50 am. to $50 pm. Closed
Sunday.
Will PAY UP TO $1,000 FOR:
40 Pontiacs.
40 Chevrolets.
40 Fords.
40 Plymouths
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES: .-
Evening star., 1948-10-07

can be removed from a hole that
is 10 feet long, feet wide and
% feet deep?"
Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor:
3-6, average; 7-8 superior: 9-l0, very
superior.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Not This
ntS BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

cancel the stamp on a first-class
letter?
lines lines 7 lines 13 lines
4. Which one of these verbs best
describes the relationship Of the
moon to the light which comes
from it?
Generates Magnifies
Reflects Absorbs
5. Which one Of these is the best
fire extinguisher for an automobile
blaze?
Sand Compressed
Water Carbon dioxide
6. Here is a problem in mental
arithmetic. If you can solve it in
your head, without using pencil and
paper. you deserve five points, but
you may have three points credit,
even if you use the pencil and paper
How many cubic feet of earth
Evening star., 1948-10-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

ALL CASH for clean Al Chevrolet or
Plymouth. Must be in good cond. Private
party AT 1884 81
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE W. Crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. Which one Of these distances
indicates an excellent college discus
throw?
81 IT. ITO It. 1853 It. 248 It.
2. An appropriate wedding present
for the Goth wedding anniversary
Wooden Bowls Chinaware
Crystal Silver
3. How many wavy lines are usu-
ally employed by the post Office to
Evening star., 1948-10-07
ANSWERS.

ANSWERS.
!, 163 feet 9 Chinaware. 3. Z lines.
a. Reflects trom SUM. B. Carbon dioxide.
Is. You can't remove any earth from .
holei
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Opening lead, king OF hearts.
We have in the past devoted 50
much time to discrediting ancient
generalities about card playing that
it is comforting, for a change, to
indorse one that has stood up
through the years. 1t is the one
that cautions declarer against hav-
ing his own trumps reduced below
the number required for extracting
purposes. (ThiS, Of course, is not
intended to apply to those hands
which are being played at a cross
ruff, where naturally the plan is to
make separately as many trumps as
possible)
Today we have an illustration Of
hand in which it was suicidal for
declarer to have his trumps reduced
to exactly the number held by one
adversary. The final contract is
sound enough and the manner Of
reaching it is approved. West real
lied that it was futile to compete
when partner had announced
trickless hand. North's jump raise
was proper in view of the fact that
partner had shown strength and he
himself had previously promised
nothing at all
The king of hearts was opened
and the suit continued. Declarer
ruffed. He drew two rounds of
trumps and got the bad news when
West failed on the second lead. He
abandoned trumps at once in favor
of establishing the clubs, but West
refused to take the first club trick.
He did take the second and per-
mitted his partner to ruff the third
round. In the end diamond had
to be lost and the contract was de-
feated.
At the end of trick two declarer
was doomed. If he drew trumps
the heart suit would be run against
him; if he failed to draw them the
club ruff was inevitable. 1t was at
trick two that declarer should have
taken inventory. Since a diamond
had to be conceded at all events,
what better time was there than
now to give up the trick? West will
be rendered helpless. He cannot
profitably continue with hearts be-
cause the ruff can be taken in
dummy and trumps extracted Any
other lead causes declarer no en-
barrassment at all.
True enough. declarer would have
made the hand against a 80 trump
break, but a Al split hardly can be
looked upon as a remote holding.
The crux of the situation is that
the concession of the diamond loser
at this point does not stand to lose
anything. South would have done
well to give before it hurts.
(copyright, 1s4S. by Charles H. Goren.,
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Standard tells you that hangar is
"HAHNG-gahr," that franchise is
"FRAN-chizz," that cocaine is
"KOE-kuh-in," that ptomaine Is
"TOE-muh-in," that questionnaire
is "KESS-chun-AIR," I am duty
bound to say to my readers: Nom
sense!
Mr.. Colbys leafiet, CHA, explains the
part sof speech in simple. nontechnical
language; For a copy send 5 cents in
coin and q stamped. self-addressed en-
velope to him, care of The Star, p. o.
Box 30. Station G.. New York 10. N. Y
(Copyright. 1e4S. the Bell Syndicate, Inc J
Evening star., 1948-10-07
EMERSON ORME, l7th and M Its. NV,
cEMoCo LOWERS THEM AGAIN-co

CEMoCo LOWERS THEM AGAIN-com-
fort. pleasure, dependsbility in new or
Terms: trade and dealers invited. sa.
~ Frazer Manhattan; like new S2495
kaSeF kaId sPnsai % sedan like new sSS3
j cSTysiies i .ea'. @' II. drive - i.oss ss
f6lG f6sY spse De- luxe de igSs Tsof 49, Ss5
40 Plymouth conv. coupe ----- 1905
Al Plymouth de luxe 2-dr.- 1,045
ii studebaEer commdr DIR. ss5
'49 Chevrolet Spec. de luxe S-dr: rs
. Psa esnoatS zone d. Sns fuse GI hyG dr. sss
u piymouth De luxe 2edr. - sS5
'39 Ford 8 Tudor ----------- 695
More Cheaper cars. CENTRAL MOTOR
Go 6Uy kanEtdn Va ne Ell 7Sa6 es5s $500
5!5a East.wsss IVY; 'si $500. your u
NV. washington offers these Quality
poId SaTs eonpe
Al Fore, Sportsman convertible; T.
and h --- 2.195
4s Ford Fordor T. and h. h.------- ,aa5
~ Chevrolet 2-door Fleetline ---- I,a95
Al Plymouth 2-dr; r. and h 1885
Al Ford Ford convertible coupe excel 40,
Al Buick 4-dr. Special LIPS
A. Plymouth 2-dr. ----- / ,0a5
Al Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr. 1,O95
Al Ford Fordor - ] ,O95
Al Plymouth 4-dr. ,0T5
Al Ford club coupe .--------- ! ,050
Al Mercury; r. and h. 995
Al Ford Tudor " 995
40 Buick club coupe 900
40 Chevrolet 2-dr 925
40 Packard S-cyl 4-dr S95
40 Ford station wagon Sa5
Al Chevrolet 2-dr $40
40 Mercury 4-dr - S75
40 Ford club coupe S85
AZ Hudson coupe e S45
Al Packard 4-dr Q25
Al Nash 4-dr. " s45
81 De Soto 4-dr $50
'3s Dodse 4-dr: r. and h; very
clean ---- AS
'35 Dodge 4-dr 225
Truck BARGAINS
'4s Chevrolet l2-ton stake 1850
Most of these cars have radios and
heaters and are guaranteed for 80 days.
ln1e 4l.1 Fror
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Word Game

Find IS or more common English
words in
KNAPWEED
meaning, "a common European
plant having purple flowers" Aver
age mark is 33 words. Time limit,
80 minutes.
Rules Of the eame-1 Words must be of
four or more letters. .. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
form of a word is used 4 Proper names
are not used. A list will be published d
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC. 194s conv.; very. low. mileage,
ssy n,n and b. Plus
SssfE ssSsii9a:s' 1917 hA Kns ST. Alex sSs
foNrfAG 1e47 stresmliner 4-door; radio.
say hs a TfGss''t P51ss
14th and N SITS NV. -12
roNr!Ac ., "a. lsss GOOD meter and sgss
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s comdr. Reg. de luxe
.Dfss; 5.pass s epe l9oeo miles, all accessories
s2nd sSe5 i545 champoa ada4 adr
need. Help yourself to driving happiness
s1s5 NoRTHEAsT ri as7'ns MoToR nS esc c. ssoi 5y
Mlnn axs ns' IL 400 Ford dealers oo
ee MoToRs asses N ste aye
and Bladensburg I'd.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 90"
or sa45 down. WOLFE MOTORS. 18th
and sts NV. Ex. $3.50. IS
radio, heater, white-wall tires; beautiful
teal blue, red leather; 5000 miles: $4,000
need money for emergency. DI. ,0::74
sTGDEBAkER Al Commander .s" sedan;
black finish; radio and heater: low mile
age c!ean car eHcellent tlres' prlced right
WHEELER, INC, 1900 Wisconsin ave NV,
x RI, ls4 de luxe ss ops5a sogDs
ofer oseio' tSGo %P 4sas HESS owner >eoo " or 0es'
Sl65 cash, s36 month. ROPER" 1880
AMERicAN sssi ncSRosLEY; $685. d. p. deliv-
ers brand-new. amazing little beauty; A.
msdss delivery f"a %RHs1oT Rss no4oR
INC. Crosley Sales and Service, 1909
TEt Dpks St Xs 0y s$i aiIo
fe'Fsy1 FOR SALE. e. CASH ONLY Nash ash fs4s Am
sa e 4deog essen and eohdos Id rsen IS
.Gns sdoof ahd Aa0 h. - ss Ltsa NyoH SFSs
esfteey es COL MsoN fEf Hillside mss Hss
2295 between and 4:30 through Friday.
AUTO .1 row 4sst,se Lot abe Eon B .sy
ssEs ssIs q the f5Sn' open Tor any [sisG"
tom-built station wagon bodies. A real
beauty with plenty, OF room. Avail. for
lmmed: deliyery. and the price is very reas
sHaFis aTTo AHc1Ioa@sel 81 aato or buy /. car this
opS os xr fee s only YOU RUn sd Is SO
buying or selling car here. Big auction
ave ave syet' se or ts 100 m 1ith St 0 se TR Ills
WHERR Aaffn YoH sSst CAN sn SAVE " MoSRY you
rRxfEs Sal SAILS nt Ap ASne
oo s ssd pa Um dspay s 70 Of ss Podsa
FIR O636
Evening star., 1948-10-07

ne. AT. 3516. Open 10 am. to pm
studebaker ~ Champion 2-dr.----Slaa aa5
Chevrolet ~ 4-door sedan - .1.5
HUDSON 1874 4-door sedan----- 1900
Nash 40 club coupe pe------------ 1900
Foro Al Tudor $50
Studebaker Al Champion 2-dr.--- S95
Studebaker Al Commdr. 4-dr-- 945
Nash 40 4-dr sedan----------. 65O
Ford 80 Tudor -------- 5S5
Dodge 36 4-dr., peri. cond d 36O
Plymouth 40 4-dr.. new interior $50
Most cars listed above have radio and
heater. and in excellant mechanical con-
dition. Your call or visit is appreciated
Evening star., 1948-10-07
|Goren on Bridge

loVlOB VII SssSSS
East and West vulnerable. West
deals.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
a. A6532
9AK1o974 7Q863
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SOUTH
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The bidding:
West North East South
/ heart Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass 2d'm'ds Pass 2spades
Pass 4spades Pass Pass
Pass
Evening star., 1948-10-07

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coach S575;
consider terms: remember this is q bargain.
pE9MoGrH 1sa Ia4o X DR. aSs De luxe: and h.:
exceptionally hne motor. new tires and
seat covers; single owner; $500. No
dealers. Gil. 5276. Ia
PLYMOUTH 1a47 4-dr sedan: black; ra-
dio heater, chrome rims white sideWall
tires: excel. cond;; $l:1O0 or best offer
PLYMOUTH 194s Spec de luxe sedan: 8
miles; absolutely positively spic and span:
sinking brand-new; radio, heater, seat
other equipment; immed. sale: S2,345.
GREENWAY MOTOR SALES. DI. 1925.
PLYMOUTH 194S 4-dr. light green Special
de luxe: fully equipped. S2,l95. Compare
this price. SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.
1899 Georgia ave. SH. 0715. Open 8
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
First Group of DPS Leave
Germany For Israeli

MUNICH (JTA)-Six hundred
and sixty displaced persons, in
Guiding 165 children aged one to
16, left here for Marseille enroute
to Israel, with 1000 DPS and
U. S. Army representatives wish
ing them bon voyage. This de-
parture marked the first official
movement of DPS directly to
Israel since the issuance of Israeli
visas by DR.. Chain Hoffman,
Israeli representative here.
The adults in the group were
selected for their usefulness to the
Israeli war effort as workers and
fighters. The volunteers embark
ed in high spirits, singing Hatik-
yah. Further transportation of
DPS to Israel is scheduled and
plans for their movement formu-
lated during the truce will now
be effected.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
Polish Jews To Collect
Blood For Israeli Army

WARSAW (JTA)-The Central
Jewish Committee of Poland this
week announced the launching of
a drive to collect blood plasma for
the Israeli Army. In cooperation
with TOZ, Polish affiliate of the
OSE, the Committee has arranged
for Jews in cities throughout the
country to donate blood in Polish
Red Cross Centers which in turn
will process the donations for i'm
mediate shipment to the Jewish
state.
Meanwhile, in Wlabzic, in Low
er Silesia, Jewish hospital nam
ed for the late Joint Distribution
Committee official David Guzik,
who was killed in an air crash
in Prague two years ago, was
opened this week. The hospital
has $50 beds and is equipped to
handle complex surgical as well
as medical cases. A school for
nurses has also been set up in
conjunction with the hospital.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
nv RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
copyright, 1913, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, 1nc.)
~ScOSSoOG> aoC>ooeo0ooS

QUESTION: Why did some early
ranorts of the Flag of Israeli
make mention of a "YelIOw MOgen
DOyid" in it's center?
ANSWER: Obviously, it appear
ed to the minds of some that the
raw State of Israel came about as
an antidote to the horrible perse-
cution of the Jews for many CEN
turies climaxed by the height of
human misery in the last decade.
During many occasions of intoler-
ance towards the people of Israel,
thew were made to wear yellow
badges as a symbol of their Gun
desirable origin. For some rea-
son or other, Jews enjoy the
thought of emphasizing the
shameful symbol with which en-
emies branded them. So it occur
red to some leaders that it would
be justifiable to create a symbol
of honor from the yellow badge"
symbol of shame.
QUESTION: If a widow remar-
ries, and then dies, is it permits
sable to bury her next to her first
husband? "a. Y, Indianapolis,
Indiana.
ANSWER: If the widow had
children from her first husband,
and not from the second, then
most all authorities would agree
that she may be buried next to
her first husband. Many claim
that even in the case where there
were children from her second
marriage, she may also be buried
next to her first husband. In
passing final decision, one should
be aware of the relationships be-
tween the parties concerned; the
attitude of the children involved
and other personal features, since
It is personal sentiment that pre-
walls in such issues. Technically,
most legal authorities would per-
NIT such burial in most cases. It
would be wise, however, to con-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23

suit properly ordained rabbi for
each individual case.
QUESTION: Under what cOndi-
tons is it permitted to delay a
burial?
ANSWER: Generally, the burial
maybe not be delayed, except
when awaiting the arrival of
shrouds, coffin or other items
necessary for burial; also When a.
waiting the arrival of direct blood
relative; when the identity of the
deceased is in doubt. For these
reasons, burial is delayed because
they entail the honor of the de-
ceased. Each case, however,
shiuld be referred to a competent
authority for final judgment.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
NEW ARRIVALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goodfriend
announce the birth of daughter,
Susan, on Saturday, July TO- Mrs.
Goodfriend is the former Miss
Louise Glass.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23

France under ec
preenUy in Amerao a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21

on the other side of the ocean, and
has a hold on the United Nations.
IRO, founded on such noble princi-
Piles of humanitarianism, to which
so many. countries contribute large
sums of money, and in which the
refugees placed so many hopes,
thinking that this organization would
be their friend and would lend them
a helping hand, has become some
thing quite different This is il
lustrated by the IRO administration
in our province. At it's head is
some Jew from the East, the emf
grafton chief is a Polish Jew, the
screening chief is Czechoslovakian
Jew, his assistant is Rumanian
Jew. l am not, and have never been
an anti-Semite, but this choice of
personnel is amazing to me. First
of all, that nation is unpopular here,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
SLA 1876 KUOPOS
VAkARELIS

SLA 1876 kuopa rengia savo
pramogos vakara, paminejimui
SLA 60 metu sukakties ir su-
pazindinimui ,dabar nauiai at
vykstanciu Lietuviu SUI Susi-
vienijimu Lietuviu Amerikoje.
Naujai atvykusieji Lietuviai
uzkviesti j ta vakara, jiems
iteikiama nemokamai izangos
tikietai.
Ia pramoga atsibus sestat.,
Geguzes 20 d., Republican Club
saleje, 147S E. 66th St. Dali
nuos Maironio kvartetas, bus
trumpos kalbos, siaip paivairi-
nimu, ir sokiai.
Kuopa leidzia ta vakara is
laimejimui stalini radio. Va
karo pradzia nuo 1880 w., izan-
ga 35c. Komisipa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
BAIGIA MOkSLA SU
ATSIZYMEUMU

Aldona Thomas-Tamosaityte
musu veikejo DR.. S. T. Tamo.
saicio dukte, kuri Birzelio 2 d.
balgia Euclid Shore High mo-
kykla su atsizymejimu Gil yra
viena is keleto honor students),
vietos dienrascio The Cleveland
Press tapo parinkta kaip pa
vyzdinga studente, ir to laik-
rascio Birzelio II laidoje jai
paskirta net trecdalis puslapio.
Prize aprasymo patalpinta net
penki skirtingi vaizdai-fotogra-
fijos is jos kaip studentes gy-
venimo, pasiruosiant prie dip
lomo gavimo iskilmiu Birzelio
2 d.
PIE Aldona yra tos mokyk-
los Honor Society mare, redak-
tore Suddenly metines knygos,
vadove mergaiciu gimnastikos,
if atsizymejus pianiste. Kick
zinoma, Aldona stos Flora
Stone Mather Kolegija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
POLYNA STOSKA
PATIkO

Musu Lietuvaite Metropoli-
tan Operos dainininke pareita
savaite turejo dainuoti cia po-
role operu, taciau pirmoje ne
galejo dainuoti del uzklupusios
ia slogos. Bet antrai operai,
Don Giovanni, Geg. a., j
jau buvo pilnai sveika ir daina-
vo su geriausiu pasisekimu.
Kritikai apie jos dainavima
spaudoje issireiske: "Polyna
Stoska, Donna Elvira roleje,
uzsitarnavo auksCiausio pagy-
rimo'. "stai yra soprano ku-
ria Metropolitan privalo BRAN
ginti. Tyrumas jos dikcijos,
grozis jos rytmisku liniju, jos
sugabumas palaikyti aukstuma
be maziausiu pastangu ar item
pimo buvo malonumas ir in
spiracija, atgaivinanti Wits
jog dainavimas kaip menas ne
ra visgi mires'.
Mazai, mazai dainininkiu to-
kio pareiskimo is kritiku susi-
laukia.
Polyna Stoskaite, tokiu bu-
du, turf grazia ateiti operos pa
saulyje.
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SVARBOS PRAKALBOS GEGUzES 80
kalbes du zymus tremtiniai: Prof. J. Vilcinskas
ir Adv. Vincas Rastenis

Clevelando Lietuviai ture
pfoga lsgirsti du zymius Lie
tuVos tremtinius kalbant api;
musQ tautos reikalus ir apit
LletuvlQ tremtiniu gyvenima.
kalbes veliausia is Europos
! Clevelanda atvykes Prof. j
Vllclnskas, ir Adv. Vincas Ras-
tents, apsigyvenes Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Prof. Vilcinskas, DO atgavi-
mo Vilniaus 1889 metals. pro-
fesoriavo Vilniaus universitete.
Adv. V. Ratenis uzeme ellie
aukstQ pareigu Nepriklausomo-
je Lietuvoje.
Prakalboms nuskirta diena
sekmadienis, Geguzes 80. nuo
2::3O val. po pietu, Lietuviu
saleje. Inejimas visiems ne
mokamai.
klekvienam Clevelandiec i u j
patriotui bus malonu isgirsti
sly musu veliausiu tremtiniu
pranesjmus. Prakalbas rengia
LVS l skyrius.
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H'PPoDRoME
"Silver River

stai idomus atvaizdavmas Toll
mu Vakaru. "Silver River, nauja
Warner Bros. filma, su vadovaujan-
Ciais artistais Enrol Flynn ir Ann
Sheridan; pradedama rodyti Hippo
drome Theatre treciadieni, Gegu-
zes 26.
Veikalas apima laikotarpi 1865 Xxi
1882, ir veikalo karzygis, Flynn, to
laikotarpio eigoje po pabaigos mu-
sio Gettysburg lauke, nuvyksta i
Washington, D. c., paskui Missis-
sippi upe Xxi st. Joseph ir toliau
per tyrus ir kalnus j Silver City,
Nevada.
Xiii artistai tame veikale ineina:
Thomas Mitchell, Bruce Bennett,
Tom D'Andrea, Barton MacLane ir
tukstanciai zmoniq.