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PAMINETOS PETRINES

) Liepos trecia diena Albertas
Ruksele SUI savo zmona suruo-
Sc neseniai is tremties atvyku-
siam savo broliui Petrui vardi-
nes. ] vardines buvo sukviesta
daugiausia buve tremtiniai.
Ten pat gauta zinia, kad ture-
je atvykti sveciai Jonas Bar
tuska ir Matilda Maitiene pate
ko automobile nelaime. Toje
nelaimeje p Maitienes sesutei
Anne Sack (Sakalauskienei)
nulauzta ranka. sia siurpia Ii
MIA pergyveno ir sveciai, kuriu
buvo apie dvidesimt, mes visi
pazinojo Anne Sack, p. Matte
ne ir p. Bartuska.
Vardiniu proga Petra Ruks-
tele sveikino Tremtiniu D-jos
pirm. T. Dambrauskas ir sekr..
J. Gliaudys. Pastarasis, kaipo
poetas, parase sveikinimo eile-
rasti, kuri visi dalyviai pasira-
Sc. Eilerastis buvo iteiktas
Petrui. Pagaliau, siQ zodziQ
rasytoja padekojo seimininkei
uz puikias vaises.
Tarp sveciu buvo is tremti-
niu Inz. Duncia SUI zmona, agr.
T. Dambrauskas, adv. j. Gliau-
dys SUI zmona, J. Paskauskas,
inz. P. Ceckauskas, p. Maryte
Navickaite ir p. A. Zemaitiene.
Is vietiniu - DR.. E. Gurskaite,
p. Kirsanskiene, Kaselioniai,
DR.. Sims su zmona ir dar kit.
Vakaras praejo nuosirdziose
vaisese SUI dainelemis.
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YOUNGSTOWN o.


APSlNEDE
Birzelio 26 d. Mikas ir Jieva
Lukas-Lukoseviciai isleido uz
vyro paskutine savo dukrele,
Jean. il istekejo uz Gus Ken
nedy, is Saginaw, Mich, ir ten
jaunavedziai apsigyvena.
sliubas atsibuvo Lietuviu sv.
Pranciskaus baznycioje; lake
pamaldu giedojo jaunosios Sc
suo, zinoma dainininke Roze
Baltrusaitiene, kuri SUI vyru ir
Selma gyvena Saginaw, Mich,
jau keli metal.
Vestuves atsibuvo tevu ma
muose. Kita jaunosios sesuo,
Mrs. Helen Mog, gyvenanti Gle
velande, buvo svocia.
Vyriausia ju dukte SUI vyru
ir vaikais, Ona Andrews, gyve-
ma cia pat Youngstowne.
Ja4noji turf ir pora broliu,
kurie taip pat jau vede.
Vestuvese buvo sveciu ir gi-
miniu is Clevelando, Akrono,
Pittsburgho ir vieti-
niu. Rep.
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SIUS TREMTINIAMS
RIEBALU

Tame paciame BALF'o susl-
rinkime buvo pravesta aukQ
rinkliava tremtiniams riebalQ
pasiusti, tiesiai is Detroito. SUI
sirinkime suaukota apie 35 dol
ir tikimasi auku sulaukti is XII
tu geru Lietuviu.
Toki sumanyma pravede bu-
We tremtiniai. Jie, gerai zinoda-
mi likusiu Europoje tremtinlV
padeti, kiekviena proga stem,
giasi jiems padeti.
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Insis Potviniu kontro-
liavimo Darbu

Kongresas p a SIX yre $641,-
575,666 suma armijos civilians
darbams per IL menesiu prade-
dant Liepos /.
Kadangi prezidentas ia biliu
uztvirtino, prasides platus ar
mijos inzinieriu darbai potvi-
niu kontrolei ir navigacijos ke-
liu suziurejimui.
Numatyta pravesti apie 200
potviniu kontroles projektu if
18 upiT bel uostu pagerinimQ
darby ivairiose Sales dalyse.
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Prasidejo apie $4,000
Angliakasip Streikas

Pennsylvanijoje ir West Vir-
ginia apie $4,000 minkstos an
giles maineriu negrlzo dirbti
SUI Liepos 6, kai paaiskejo kad
tu kasyklu savininkai, plieno
isdirbystes, nebaige susitarti
SUI unija.
Didziosios plieno kompanijos
turi savo ANGLES kasyklas. AS
tuoniolika dideliu plieno indus
triju atsisake pasirasyti nauja
sutarti su John L. Lewis, ku-
ris reikalauja lvedimo pilnai
unijistu darbo tose kasyklose.
Su kitomis ANGLES kasyklo-
mis- susitarimas kaip ir baig-
tas, maineriai sutiko pradeti
dirbti Liepos 6 sulyg naujos
sutarties, taciau dalis ir ko-
mercines ANGLES kasyklu dar-
bininku atsisake grizti dirbti,
prijausdami plieno kompaniJu
kasyklu darbininkams.
Bendrai, maineriams gauta
po 81 j diena algu pakelimo ir
padvigubinta mokestis Xxi zoe
j maineriu geroves fonda, tie
zoe prideta prie ANGLES kainu.
Del angliakasiu streiko susi-
trukde plieno darbai. Nuken-
cia ir plieno darbininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-09

JIEsKOMAS Andrius Svilas,
is Jurgeniskiu, Joniskelio vals.,
senai atvykes j Amerika. Jei-
gu mires, kas apie il Zinc SUI
teikite ziniu ir kuriame mieste
jis gyveno.
Lithuanian Legation
1922 18th Street, NV.
Washington, D. c.
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TABOKOS RINKTI.

Is Pittsburgh, apie 200 Jau-
nu studenciu isvaziavo i Con-
necticut tabokos auginimo ukes
tabokos derliui rinkti. JOS is
vvko vasaros laikotarpiui, SUI
girls Rugsejo 3 d.
Jauniklems tai yra ir pra-
moga ir uzsiemimas, o kartu II
uzdarbis. JOINS moka uz darba
DO SOC valandai.
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PRIEME NAUJAS ISLYGAS

Pittsburgho Allis Chalmers
Mfg. Co. unijos skyrius sutiko
priimti 8 nuos. algu pakelima
ir testi darba toliau. Pirmiau
uniia buvo pareiskus kad rel
kalauja II centu valandai pa
kelimo.
Kitos tos kompanijos dirb-
tuves, Lacrosse, Wis, ir Bos-
ton. Mass, jau anksciau pasl-
rase sutarti tokiam pat algu
pakelimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-09
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PHILADELPHIA
SURAsINEJA RAUDONUKUS

Philadelphijoje, kaip ir Vi
sole Amerikoje, FBI suraslne-
ia visus Maskvos salininkus XII
tataucius, kurie remdami rau-
donos Maskvos reikalus, tue
paciu jau tiesioginiai yra lr
sios Sales priesai.
.Surasineja komunistus va
dus, ju bernus, komunistiskq
laikrasciu skaitytojus ir net
tuos Lietuvius kurie duoda ko-
munistu slamstams savo gar
sinimus.
Be to, patirta kad FBI sura-
suose yra irasyta ir duduma
nariu vienos cia Lietuviu sales
valdybos. Tevynalne'
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Parneginkite Floral
Indijonu Arbatzoles
LENGVAS
.AXATYVAS
Veikianciu
Sudetiniq is:
SIENNA ir
Carcara
zieviu .
me Tndiion,
(Ne Indijonu

FLORAL INDIJONQ
ARBATzOLES
beveik stebetinai gelbsti nuo prasto
viduriu virskinimo, uzkietejimo, vi
duriu kataro, kepenu sustingimo;
valo nesvaru krauja, gelbsti gydyme
odos ligu, inkstu negalavima ir mo-
teru ligu.
NURODYMAS:- Idekite viena ar
du saukstukus sios Arbatzoles
puoduka verdancio vandens, leiskite
pastoveti apie minutes, nukcskite
ir gerkite apie puse puoduko rytme
ciais ar einant guilt. Galima pasal-
dinti pagal skoni su medium ar Gu
krum
PASARGA:- Nevartokite kada vi
duriu skausmas (pilvo skaudejimas,
sutraukimas, colic), vemimas ar XII
ii zenklai apendicito randasi. Tan
kus ar nenustojantis yartojimas Stu
laxatyA'iniu arbatzoliu gall pavergti
prie nuolatinio vartojimo laxatyvu.
Svoris: uncijos kama: Sl.00
Perkant zoliu misini, visados pra-
sykit Floral Herbs, gausit geriausiq.
Su uzsakymais malonekite ir pi-
nigus prisiusti. mes kitaip uzsaky-
mas nebus ispildomas. Kreipkites
prize
P. O. Box, Clinton, Ind.
j. SKINDER Dept. Z
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KATALIKU PADAUGEJO

Pittsburgho kataliku dl0ce-
zija pranesa kad 1947 metals
il gavo 26,79O daugiau parapl-
ionu. Viso tokiu budu sitoJe
diocezijoje ivairiu tautu kata-
liku turima 787, ,479.
81 diocezija yra astunta dl-
dziausia Suv. Valstijose.
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Ne tas ka jus uzdirbate
bet tas, kick jus ga|it sutaupyt!

Jei et tik jaunuolis, besiruosiantis sto prma pill
no laiko darba saugokis pnigais zbancio pasulymo!
Kuomet esate priimtas Armijos Orc Jegu tarnybos
darbu jus tkrai znoe kick pnigu gausite kekvena me-
nesi = plna alga!
Suprantama, jus gaite uzsirasyt apdrauda taupy
mu bonus uz ka butu attaukiama is usu agos Bet ME
kuomet prverstinu atraukimu is jusu algos Pa
gal dabar vekancus statymus jums nereka rpntis dak
densto saskaitoms nereika pkti maista samdyt
buta, prkti rubus ar moket uz kelione darba.
Todel je nenaudosit perdaug luksusu Bevek kiekvie
ma ca uzdrbama Doari Gale Sutauyyti! Paste-aukite
ums artimiausiame U. S. Armjos u S. Orc Jegu REX
rutavmo Bre ape pnus detaus kaip pasnaudot sia pu
kia prOga
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PARVEzTA IR PALAIDOTA
DETROITE IL LIETUVIU
KARIQ

Sic zinomu Lietuviu seimu
kariai parvezti palaidojimui i
Detroita:
Sgt. Charles G.. Adomaitis,
sunus Vinco ir Onos Adomai-
Ciu, 1541 Evans, parveztas ir
palaidotas Birzelio 25. Sgt.
Adomaitis zuvo Two Jima mu-
syje prizes Japonus, Vasario 10,
1915. Tada buvo Is m. amz.
Laidotuviu pamaldos atsibuvo
sv. Petro baznycioje. Like te-
val. a seserys ir du broliai.
Pfc. Cass c. Yasbutis, U. S.
Armijos tarnyboje, sunus Kas-
tanto ir Pearl Yasbutis, 27O3
Woodstock. palaidotas Birzelio
"a. Pamaldos atsibuvo sv. Jur-
gio baznycioje. Gimes Detroi-
te, isto.jo i kariuomene Gruod.
|23, 1912. zuvo kare Lapkr. Z,
1914, tada buvo % metu. Tar
navo Finschafen, New Guinea,
Pacifike.
Xiii 9 kariai taipgi cia palai-
doti, ju seimoms pageidavus
kad ju lavonai butu parvezti.
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LANKESI INz. LAURINAITIS

Kuri laika dirbes Dirvoje,
buv. tremtinys M. Laurinaitis,
Fourth July svenciu proga bu-
vo atvykes is Lansingo, kur
dirba kaip civil engeneer, j
Detroita aplankyti gimines ir
pazistamus. Cia jis po daug
metu susitiko inz. Urbona, ku-
ris neseniai atvyko su zmona
is Vokietijos. M. Sims.
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BINGHAMTON, N. Y. R.
Stanislovaitis, po operacijos ir
isbuvimo ligonineje sesias sa-
Yates, sugrizo j namus ir jau
taisosi. Jis yra DR.. Staneslow
teVas.
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BELLE ISLE PATORUL1NTA

Belle Isle Parkas ir maudy-
mes symet dvigubai padidinta,
taipgi gaunami visi maudymui-
81 reikmenys, padejimas drabu-
ziams SUI uzraktu, apsauga pl-
nigams ir KIT. kama SOC ypa-
tai.
salimai toliau yra graziai
itaisyta dalis plaukyti items
kurie turf savo maudymosi ru-
bus, lie naudojasi nemokamai.
Belle Isle Parke irengta vi
sokiu sporto zaidimu, laivellals
|irstymasi, golfas ir tt. 4reng-
ia gelynai ir ivairiu zuvu pa
talpos, zverynas. Taipgi daug
vietos privatiniams piknikams
|ir susirinkimams. Kitu miestu
zmones atvaziave Detroita
grozejasi siuo parku. Parkas
itaisytas ant salos, Detroito
upeje, tarp Detroito ir Wind
sor, Kanados. V. M.
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DABAR pasaulyje yra zino-
ma virs 100000 rusty gyvunu
ir virs 100000 is ju yra vaba-
lai.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

A tramp knocked on the door Of an
inn known as George and the
Dragon" When the 1andlady opened
the door the tramp asked:
Gould you spare a poor hungry
man a bite to eat?"
"No!" said the woman as she
slammed the door. The tramp
knocked on the door a second time.
AS the woman again opened the
door, he asked: could I have a few
words with George?"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01

Now don't tell me you're a chain
layer.
The man dashed into the store.
'"Quick," he yelped, "let me have a
~mousetrap."
"Just a moment, SIR" said the
clerk.
well, hurry, I have to catch a
bus"
"I'm sorry, but the ones we have
aren't large enough for that"
Yes. mm." said the old soldier.
during the last wal the troopship
which I was On was sunk in the AT
lantic and / lived on a can of sar-
dimes for a week"
Tell me-" she said. weren't you
afraid of falling off,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
In Lighter Vein

The young husband wired home
from his new job, saying, "Made
foreman. Feather in my cap"
A few weeks later, he wired again,
saying, "Made manager. Another
feather in my cap"
After some weeks, he wired again,
saying, Fired. Send money for
train fare home"
His wife unfeelingly telegraphed
back. "Use feathers and fly home"
See that coveY of quail in the
underbrush?"
YES"
We'll. watch me shoot a hole
through the red barn behind EN-.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
First Aid to Houses.
By ROGER c. Whitmon

Question: In the spring, we plan to
move into a house which is in very
good condition except for one thing
the hall walls on both floors peel
constantly. AS far as we know, the
former occupants have done moth
ing except to have the walls scraped
before painting, which hasn't helped
at all.
Could you advise some sort of ap-
plication which may help to hold
the paint? The walls are plaster
Also, If we decide to paper the
walls, which I would rather do
would the same application thai
holds paint also hold paper?
Answer: Paint peels because OF
moisture behind the paint film. OF
in your case it is possible that the
plester was too fresh when the
painting was done. But this is
doubtful, as I infer from your letter
that the condition has existed fer
some time. If the walls face the
outside, and the plasterwork was ap-
piled directly on outside masonry
walls. that would be a reason for
the trouble.
The chilling of the plaster by the
masonry would cause condensation
of the warm, damp air Of the house
on the cold surface, which in turn
would take of the paint. If you in
tend to hang wallpaper, first re-
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Home-Repoir Queries
Answered by Expert

move the paint and clean the walls
well. Apply a coat of aluminium
paint, then finally hang a washable
type of Wallpaper. More heat in the
hall should help.
Grease Trap Needed.
Question: The sewer pipe in our
basement has been plugged up at
least five times in seven years. Our
home is seven years old. It Is the
pipe leading from the kitchen sink
and laundry tubs. The water will
come up in the first outlet and then
drain away in the second outlet.
The pipes have been cleaned out
professionally three times, but will,
get plugged up in about one year.
Can you suggest anything we could
use ourselves without the expense OF
professional cleaning?
Answer: I suggest that you plan
to have a grease-trap installed in
the line leading from the kitchen
sink. This will catch the grease
and prevent its clogging up the
sewer pipe. From time To time the
cover can be lifted of the trap and
the grease cleaned out and dis
posed Of.
You will find that this trap will
be well worth whatever it will cost
to have it put in. A plumber will
have no trouble. in making the in
stallation. He might also check the
soil pipe connections; 1t may be
necessary to change them.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

gomery and Prince, Georges Coun-
ties, in Maryland; and Alexandria
City and Arlington and Fairfax
Counties in Virginia.
Originally the Washington Of
flee included IA States besides the
District. Gradually the States were
transferred to other Offices as the
offices were established.
When the program began. GI
loans had limit of $4,000. Later
this was doubled to the present
$4,000.
Mr.. Callahan, who has headed up
the office under Chester r. Naumo-
wicz, regional manager of all VA
services for the Metropolitan WASH
ington area was for IA years as
sociated with the w. c. & A. N.
Miller Development Corp, and was
vice president of that firm when
he resigned in 1887 to join the
Home Owners Loan Corp. In 1914
he Joined VA in his .present post.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

place NE: v. J. Miller Construction
Co. builder. Silver Spring, Md:
Victor ]. Miller, architect, Silver
Spring, Md; to erect one 2-story
brick dwelling, 1923 Fourteenth
street NV; to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Helen E. Hall. owner, GOT
Sixty-first street NE; Permatilers,
Inc, builder, Southern Building; W.
Ellis Groben, architect, 1871 Irving
street NV; to erect two 2-story
brick and frame dwellings, 6008-10
Eads street NE; to cost $4,000.
Warren G. Sengstack. owner,
builder and architect, 4907 Clark
street Sc; to erect one 2-story brick
and cinder- -block dwelling, 2l45
Thirty-sixth street Sc; to cost
$10,500.
Louis Manarin, owner, 5310 o
street Sc: builder not selected;
Theodore L. Pryor, architect. Falls
Church, Va; to erect one 2-story
masonry dwelling. 1854 Chestnut
street NV; to cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

expensive alterations or diconnec-
tion of fixtures. On new construc-
ton, the tile permits economically
erected walls or wallboards to be
used as a satisfactory base.
It can be applied directly over
painted or unpainted surfaces, old
or new plaster, cement or we'll
studded as-inch sheet rock, plywood
and various wallboards. The tile
is cemented in place and becomes
as rigid as the wall to which it is
attached.
The manufacturer claims it will
not warp, bulge or loosen. It is
available in a wide hcoice of colors
such as hammered blue, pearl gray,
chinese red, chinese black and coral.
For further information on where to
obtain products mentioned above, please
write to Room 724. The Star Building.
inclosing stamped. self-addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

smithy Co.: amount Of mortgage,
S752 600: units, 90.
Washington Circle Building. Inc,
2430 Pennsylvania avenue NV;
sponsor. Dr.. Daniel Gevinson; mort
gagee, Metropolitan Mortgage Co.;
amount of mortgage, $2,222, 900;
units, 262.
4201 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Apartments, Inc, 4201 Massachu-
sets avenue NV; sponsor, Kaplan,
Zupnik, Goldman, Gelfand; mort
gagee, Irving Trust Co.; amount of
mortgage, $3,960,000; units, 466.
1901 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Apartments, Inc, 1901 Massachu-
sets avenue NV; mortgage, Irv-
ing Trust Co.; amount of mortgage,
$2,801 900; units, 334.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Lewis
Continued From Page B-i.)

NCO1CIIueu TTO4n rage b.IJ
1857. They had dollar value of
$l26,813,9l7, Of which $52,163, 1854
was guaranteed by the Government
through the Servicemen's Readjust-
ment Act Of 1914, as amended, Mr..
Callahan said.
Territory covered by the office, be-
sides the District, includes Mont
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Wood

Continued From Page B-l)
have complications. While that
dimension usually represents the
standard plot, restrictions often
specify that a house cannot be
bit on less than two lots. On
Evening star., 1948-12-18
CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS-ONLY $14,500
BUNGALOW
MODEL
o"'' s'12,25o

Copper plumbing, pIostered
and pointed walls, full base
ment, large ottic suitable
for extra rooms, beautifully
tiled both, white oak floors.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
FILA
Continued From Page B-l.)

Pollin; mortgage, Peoples Life In
surance Co.; amount of mortgage,
S137. 700; units, 16.
Hilltop House. Inc, Fifteenth and
Euclid streets NV; sponsor, Willig,
Decker and Janof; mortgage, H. G..
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Godgets
. Continued From Page B-l.)

easily cleaned with a damp cloth.
This tile is readily installed on
existing walls or ceilings without
Evening star., 1948-12-18

the other hand, many large cities
have thousands Of houses which are
built upon 18 and 2o-foot lots, and
which cover the entire plot. It is
essential that the owner Of such
a small piece Of property be sure
Of the local restrictions and ordi-
nsnces before attempting to build
upon it.
If restrictions permit and there
is no limitation on side lines, the
house sown may be moved far over
on the plot against one side line
so as to have nearly a 10-foot open
space along the other side of the
house.
Considering the area involved,
this house presents the maximum
In accommodaticnsss 7's@f'ss
Evening star., 1948-12-18

street NV; to erect two 2-story
brick dwellings, 1900-o8 Spruce drive
NV: to cost $4,000 each.
Harry Milzman. owner. lat Todd
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Concerts Among the Palms

IF YOU PLAN to attend a
L Sunday night concert at
the National Gallery of Art,
you'd better go early.
Otherwise you'll probably
find 1000 music lovers ahead
of you-and there are only
600 chairs.
Recitals by pianists, vio-
linists and other musical
artists are the usual offer
ings, but the top crowd-getter
is the gallery's orchestra, pre-
sented once monthly. Con-
ductor Richard Bales and his
80 musicians find themselves
virtually intermingled with
their audience-which makes
1t all very friendly and infor-
NAL.
Contributing to the infor-
mality are the potted palms,
ferns, and colorful flowers
amid which concerts are Civ
en- in the East Garden Court.
Keeping these plants healthy
without benefit of sunlight Is
a full-time job for Noel
Smith. gardener.
Some of the "fishtail" palms,
an Indian variety. have been
standing in the court since
the gallery opened in 1941. but
the ferns and flowers are re-
placed periodically from the
Botanic Garden and CONNER
Evening star., 1948-04-04
BY JAMES G. DEANE

cial growers. A few of the
flowers Mr.. Smith raises him
self-outdoors. however.
What kind of music at
tracts the throngs?
Il give people credit for
knowing a lot more music
than they are supposed to-"
Conductor Bales explains.
I'VE don't play waltzes-we
play solid music. And they
certainly 60 for it,"
Mr.. Bales believes in giving
frequent hearings to modern
composers (he's one HIMSELF.
Every spring. he gives over a
month to an American Music
Festival. a nationally known
event at which many new
compositions have been pre-
miered. This years festival
will be in May.
The gallery's music director
is a native Alexandrian whose
musical career started quite
by accident when an aunt
took him to a concert when
he was IL. To his surprise,
he soon found himself probing
the mysteries of harmony
and counterpoint at two
famous music schools, East
man and Juilliard. Later.
he was given private inStruc-
ton in conducting by Serge
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Pose IS

Koussevitzky, famed leader
of the Boston Symphony Or
cheStra.
His ambition. naturally, Is
some day to have q full SYM
phony orchestra of his own.
Meanwhile. he keeps well oc-
cupied planning future gal
lery concerts, with occasion
al guest conducting assign
ments with the National
Symphony Orchestra and
others. His own orchestra.
incidentally, is composed al
most entirely Of National
Symphony players.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

sister and gave her In marriage and
she was attended by Mrs. Chris VIE
necke, Mrs. Garland Dellinger and
the Misses Mary Ann Thornett and
Roberta Cartwright. Mary Ruth
Roger was flower girl.
Mr.. Garland Dellinger was best
man and ushers were the Messrs
Edwin Walter. Chris Wienecke and
Bert Bowen.
MIR. and Mrs. FRANKIE will live al
1906 D street NE. after their return
from q wedding trip to Florida.
The Valley settler., 1948-10-22
WINNERS

Tho happy and lucky winners in the guess ing contest hold by tho Pa1mor Photo Art were: Mrs. Honnin Benson, First Prizo- Argus A-2 with case; George Plack Soc ond Prize-Beaco 127 Camera: and the third prize of a Spartus Press Camera vent to L9q ise Costello. The TO uere 345 ro1ls of flm in the uindoUo
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
BENEFITS HOLD
BAR MITZVAH PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bennett,
E. 10th, entertained a large group
of guests at an informal buffet
and reception at their home last
Sunday evening. The occasion was
to celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Lloyd. Guests included:
DR.. and Mrs. M. Alexandra, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Becker, Mrs.
Louis Bernell, Mrs. Sam Bernell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Borsk, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Berlin, Rabbi
and Mrs. Marcus Breger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Cherry, Irving Chess
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Deutsch, Fred
Dragonette, Cantor and Mrs.
Maurice Falkow, Mrs. Joe Fish
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Feinberg,
Bunny Feingold, DR.. and Mrs. c.
Jacobson, Mrs. Adeline Klein,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kipnis, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kreisler, Jean
KeSsler, Morris Kleinerman, Mrs.
Adeline Klein, Murray Leitner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Levin, Sheriff
Jerry Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Novick, Al Oshrin, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Oppenheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Oppenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Ostroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Pos
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Posner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rubinstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rothberger,
Rabbi and Mrs. A. Silverstone,
Bernie Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Schoenfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sohn, Mrs. Allan Steinberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Norris Singer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour Schulman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Shulman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Weissberger, Arthur Weis-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Vogel,
Irving Zuckerman and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Zuckerman. Irving
Kipnis was barman and accord
ing to some of the guests mixed
some unusual drinks.
The Arizona post., 1948-06-18
June 18, 1948-rHE ARIZONA POST

Ethel Wagman, a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Hoff, N. 18th ave-
nue., has returne ed home to
Youngstown.
Mrs. Jacob ROthberger left last
Wednesday for Baltimore and en-
route will stop off at Tyler, Tex,
to attend the marriage of Rabbi
Aaron Moskovits's daughter there.
She wants to say thanks" for the
many generous contributions in
her collection for recent worthy
causes.