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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

The voter will signify his
choice of one man for Mayor,
and MUST vote for two men
for Councilmen. Single Shot
ting, or voting for only one
will void the vote for Council
man. The selection of Commits
sioner of Finance (clerk and tax
collectorl, and Commissioner of
Public Works (street, water, gas
and sewer) are by appointment
at the first January meeting Of
the incoming administration.
Bring Your Two Previous Poll
Tax Receipts To Polls.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

clare. That's simple-iust sched-
ule a lot of picnics.
The U. S. Commissioner of
education says summer vaca-
tons for school children are a
waste of time. Obviously, the
office of commissioner IS not an
elective one.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

For Mayor
FRANK S. CAVITY
WILBUR G. DEES
FRANCIS (Doots) LARSON
JOHN R. WATTS
For Commissioner of Finance
V. P. DeJEAN
For Commissioner Of
Public Works
L. G. BECKHAM
HAROLD c. Shorty EZELL
CARL NJ. FERRER
w. GUY KREBS, JR.
LONNIE L. LADNIER
MELVIN Outch) LARSEN
CHARLES VI. MURRAY
w. J. BILL OWENS
J. A. WITCHEN. SR.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
Political
Announcement

The following persons have formal
ly announced in the columns of the
Chronicle-Star and Advertiser their
candidacy for election in the Demo-
cratic City Primary on Tuesday. July
Is, 1913. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
MAYOR
COUNcILMEN

Vote for Two)
L. G. BECKHAM .~.-@~.o......C
v. P. DeJEAN .................,.C
HAROLD C. Shorty EZELL &C
CARL M. FERRER ....a........!C
". GUY KREBS, JR. ...........C
ONNIE L. LADNIER .......,...C
MELVIN G. LARSEN .............C
c. M. MURRAY .a....~.-........,C
W. ]. (BilD OWENS .y.......~.,.,C
]. A. WITCHEN ......a.........C
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

Need more rain, farmers de-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
SAMPLE BALLOT

Election
July 18th. ls4s
South Pascagoula Precinct
City of Pascagoula
MAYOR
Vote for One)
T. S. CAVITY northumberland.
WILBUR G.. DEES .....a..a.....l
FRANCIS (DOOTS) LARSON
j. r. WATTS ...o...~....o........j
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
How Do You Look?
by BESSIE +. BELL

It's time for bit of bad talk! you neglect
your back in the really cleansing process
Too often back becomes stepchild and that
unfoeivabe breach of the beauty ritual the
when we were clothed up to the chin To-day the back and shou
are almost much in evidence face
With the mad rush of "bra-top' dresses and the off
shoulder in blouses something be acquire that
smooth supple back.
1t Is really very simple matter. You purchase mild
friction wash that you mix with bit apply
with hands the shoulders parts your you
reach u
Rinse off thoroughly better shower if you have
none make use of the bath tub Try this
each week You will notice the difference treatments
After Tubing rub your shoulders back with good
body lotion 40 -
II you would like know the of lotion that win
leave your skin with sany texture eaflet Shining
The Waist Line address Bessie Bell Global News
Syndicate O. Box So Manhattane Station New York 27
N Y Mention this and enclose stamp for
mailing.
ETIQUETTE SAYS --~-----vvs
When invites girl to dine she privileged to order
freely whatever she wants only she know that her
afford to pay for it.
Otherwise she should not be too exravagant.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

Blouses and diekeys today are
much more feminine III appear
anee than they We're two years
ago, and for that reason the ones
that are crocheted are riding on
the bandWagon of style. Even a
tailored blouse or dickey. when
crocheted, has a soft dainty look.
and a frilly erocheted blouse will
take away that extreme tailored
appearance that most suits have
The frothy frills and gay ruffles,
which are SO chic today, can be
obtained more beautifully by ero-
ehcting them yourself | don't
have to tell you how expensive
eroeheted blouse OF dickey is when
bought in stores; and it is not
news when l say that those same
articles are very inexpensive When
you can make them The patterns
of these articles are all that you
need to add plenty of style punch
ed blouses and dickeys to your
wardrobe. and I have them for
you. A book full of the blouses
and dickeys that are sought after
by women throughout America can
be yours for ten cents. You'll re-
ceive raving compliments while
wearing them, and when they find
that you made them yourself
there will be additional praises.
You may own this book by writ
ing to the Home Sewing Bureau,
400 Manhattan Avenue, Suite 4,
New York 26, New York.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
CMC Charity Club
Dunbar Nj School
To Hold 1O5th
Commencement

On Friday evening August 9Th,
in the Dunbar High Shoot audi
tofium. the One Hundred Fifth
commencement of Dunbar High
School viii be held At this time
thirtv-nine students will receive
certificates: Dorothy Ruth Abra
ham, Constance Maletus Banks, De
lores Calmese, Mildred Sue Cook,
Ruth Dorothy Mae Coleman, Al
Derta Carolyn Cross, Louise Marie
Doyle. Archie Ellis, Jr., Jean Eve
Ign Finley, Floreice Franklin, Nell
lie Mae Gather, Bonnie Lee Glib
son, Jewel Lee Green, Helen Lou
Use Hampton, Robert L. Hawkins,
George K. Hill, Rosa Eta ice, vi
Wan Christene jefferson, Leotis
Macon, Vivian Joyce Martin, Cla-
renee Elliott Matthews, Eliza
Moore, Mable Sue Mosley, Ra-
mona Ruth Nichols, Odell Price,
Rosie Bell Price, Mamie Annie
Pulliam, Lois Jannette Purvis, Lee
ola Mae Randolph, Maggie Lee
Shaw. Lovenia Smith, Leonard
Clint Sutton, Charles Tyler, Wal
lace T. Warren. James w. Wash
ington, Juanita Irene Watson AL
ma Jean Wilkins, Marjorie Ann
Williams and Walter York II.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

with friends Of Malvern, visitors
of the city and members of I'm
ion. The sermon was very inspira-
tional The Music rendered by both
choirs is still ringing in the ears
of all hearers. Financially the pro-
gram was a big success also The
Gospel Choir Sponsors, Willie
Shells president, Rev W. P. We'd
dington, pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
:: SEWING HINTS


Consider your suits and consid-
er them carefully They are the
backbone of your wardrobe-the
starting point for well-dressed
smartness. In fact, fashion has
them, Best Likely to Succeed"
for all round versatility and year
round wear.
Any suits star virtue is the way
it changes personality with a
change of accessories A neat white
dickey softens the sharp edge of
trim tailoring, makes your suit
as efficient as shorthand; and a
pretty frilly blouse can raise the
same suit to a date-rater billing.
A handsome collection of blouses
and dickeys will groom your suit
wardrobe to meet any occasion.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

following courses: Stenoeraphic
Course covering 8 months, Seere-
tarial Course covering Il months
and General Business Course COW
ering u month Enroll now for
these courses and be well prepared
for the field of business when
opportunity presents itself
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Business College
Gets Approval

The Johnsons' Business College,
located at 1922 Ringo street, has
been approved for the training of
veterans under Public Law 346
for a new course in Higher hc
counting and Business Admins
tration covering IS months. This
approval dates from July /. l948
Approval is also continued for the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Mount GaliIee

Rev A. M Jefferson, pastor of
Mount Galilee Baptist Church,
Lincoln avenue preached Wond-
erful sermon at the morning serv-
ice last Sunday The pastor and
congregation of Oak Grove Baptist
Church, West Rock were visitors
at the afternoon service A very
inspiring program was given,
sponsored by Mrs. Drucilla Jeffer-
son, Other visitors present were
Mrs. Brooks of st. Louis, Mo, Will
lie Jones, Tommie Edwards, Mrs.
Daisy Edwards, Mrs. Della NJ
White and Mrs Lille Edwards,
all Of Bald Knob. Mrs. Drucilla
Jefferson, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
For THY House

A waste basket in every room III
the house will save much time. Gar
bage should be kept tightly Gov
cred both indoors and out, and dis
posed of as promptly as possible
Other trash should be burned reg
ularly or kept In a covered con
tainer until carried away.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Colone billiard, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 83897
Allen billiard, Defendant
The Defendant, Allen billiard is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Colone
billiard
Dated: July Ia, 1948
j. r. Booker .l
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
r. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p Turner. d. c.
7:16-23- 1856 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

SIX days here visiting Mr. Suites parents Mr. and Mrs Willie
aQaes and family OF North Little Rock, They
Panied here by Mn and Mrs Columbus Williams, also of East
s. Louis They visited relatives friends While here MI
Suites the manager Of the nationally Illinois Jubilee
Singers III East ST. Louis.
NEATLY FURNISHED RooMs-BY DAY OR WEEk-s4
Chester sreet-Phone 26793-J r. simms proprietorAdv
Vacatienine
Mrs. Mary Johnson of Johnsons School
tioning in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Guest of Sister
Mrs. Viola e. Allen of 1417 W. 18th is vaeationng
guest of her brohenaw and sister, and Mrs Herbert
Young New York City How long she will is indefinite
Mr. Young flew Little Rock accompanied her back to
New York They relatives friends St Louis
Community Cheer Club
The Community Club will with Mrs Dorothy
Ester 512 oath August 1st We requesting all men,
bers to be Mrs F. Spvey president Veronica Higgins
reporter.
Washington Visitor
Mrs Luther Allen of 9o4 18th for
Tacoma Washington spend her vacation with her niece who
she will visit several points East and
will her son, Wilbur Allen in st. Louis.
FOR RENT-FURNsHED acknowledging Privileges
Phone 3O974 ADV
CMC Charity Club
Mrs. Mary Wilson hostess to the CHIC Charity Club
Thursday This club composed of group of christian
women doing charity work. The meeting will be
Iii Broadway Mrs B. D. Murphy president Mrs. O. D.
Williams chaplain, Mrs O. l. Barnett, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
CONWAY
George Edwards. Jr


Rev. Clifford and Mrs. Ina n.
Smith, Mrs. Berther Nichols and
Miss Jewel Smith. delegates, left
last Wednesday to attend their
District Conference al DeQueen.
Ats. hiattie Williapis OF Uetro...
Michigan has returned home after
being at he bedside of her daugh-
ter, ;. tia Mitchell ~. Mrs. Mat
tie Chaaiie1 is greatly improves
af'er recent operation at tho
Memorial Hospital -. Mrs. P. Con-
ley and Mrs. Elmer Smith have
gone to Chicago, Illinois to visi
relatives 49,. MIR. Jefferies il orr
the sick list -. Loretha Mechanic !
has returned after spending her
vacation with her grand parents
in Atkins ..., Harold Cowans and
friends have returned home from
Kansas where they were working
.-.... Mrs. Corean Doyle and child
rem of Detroit, are the house.
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Mattison ... Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Madison of Lake
Village spent last week in Con-
way visiting relatives and friends
zoe. Mrs. Corean Williams and T..
Edwards are on the sick list
Work on Christ Temple Church
is progressing nicely. >.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

church.
Able WALLACE
Continued from pa

Continued from page d.
Ans:--It isn't envy your 9
do not understand you very 80
and therefore, there is q little ten
sion existing between you. II will
add to your happiness greatly to
be more friendly with people and
try to break down your natural
reserve to some extent. People
will admire you more and seek
your company more frequently
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

BEAUTY SPECIALISTS Madames, Olivia Clark and Rose
Morgan well known Beauty Specialists and heads of the
House of Beauty, and the Rose Meta Cosmetics flying
places. They departed Coast-to Coast the
Grant Stores where their products first line of
manufactured by Negroes be accepted by
chain Madam Clark accompanied by Bill Chase society
eoumns and artist of New York Amsterdam News will spend
several months giving demonstrations the 400
the West o East.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
With The Churches
Union AME

VnIOn HNE
The Gospel Choir Of Malvern
and their honored pastor, Rev, II.
Ralph jackson were guests of I'm
ion AME last Sunday with the
Union Gospel Choir serving as
host. II has been mary days since
the church has been filled to It's
capacity as ii was Sunday night
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Visits Daughter

Mrs A. Holiness 1902 High street left Thursday for Los
California where she will be the of her daughter
Mrs Ada Farrell She accompanied by her granddaughter
Gloria Green who will L. A. with their
mother Mrs Holmes plans sxweek the West Coast
returning by way of Chicago to visit her
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Modernette Club


Modernette Club had q enjoyable a
Mrs. T. B. Robinson 1916 West Ninth Thursday
quiz conducted with Mrs Elsie Moore winning
Aitrice Rowan End Prize whist
games Alice Grinmer 1s Mrs Elsie Moore End;
Mrs Ann Harris, 3d Immediately following there
watermelon feast the back lawn pouck is being
planned of Mrs. Alice Grmmer 1921 East End
Rock Thursday August s. Mrs r. B. Holland,
porter.
Vacatoners
Martha Jean and Patricia Ann Thomas of TIT W.
Short street. MIR left the city for New York where they
will spend vacation with relatives and friends On their
way back stop Washington D. c. They
panied by their parents and Mrs Willie Thomas and their
grandfather, j. W. Swain.
Young Vacatoner
Bernard D. Blake, grandson of Mrs Ruth Williams 1920
lizard street left city Saturday spend extended
ST. Louis Missouri with his aunt MIS- Alma isaac
Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs O. T. sutes of East st. Louis Illinois spent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

afternoon. and sponsored by Mrs
Lowry and other members of the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Made B. Clark, Plaintiff
VS.. No 84019
John w. Clark. Defendant
The defendant. John W. Clark is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Made
b. Clark
Dated. July 90. l948
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner d c
7;30;8;6-l3-20 At
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS,
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
w. Marceline Jackman, Plaintiff
VS.. No 83968
Albert V. Jackman. Defendant
The defendant Albert " Jackma.
is warned to appear in this cou,.
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, w Mar
celine Jackman.
Dated: July 81, 1913
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave +. Witt
Attorney ad Liten
II. S. Nixon, Chaaecry clerk
BY A. Haynes Rich ,rdsop, y. G..
730;8:6-13-20 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-07-30

Ceteen Clethl19
Ninety per cent Of the worl6e
clothing II made of cotton.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
VOKIETIJOS PINIGU
REFORMA SMAR-
kIAI PALETTE
TREMTINIUS

Nors ir laukta, bet staigi ir
labai drastiska valiutos refor-
ma Vokietijoje palette ir musq
tremtinius. Tremtiniai vertesi
daugiausia is ju turimq istek-
liQ, kaip tai atsiveztu dar is
Lietuvos pinigu ir vertingesniu
daiktu, kuriuos jie parduoda-
vo ir tokiu budu padengdavo
butinas pragyvenimo islaidas.
Kol Vokieciu marke buvo la
bal pigi ir menkesnes kokybes
daiktus zmones noriai pirkda-
vo.
Pakeitus pinigus prapuole
paskutines tremtiniu sutaupos,
O ir turimas vertybes bus SUM-
ku parduoti.
Pinigu stoka, be abejo, atsi-
lieps ir j kulturini tremtiniq
gyvenima; tremtiniai nebega-
les tick pinigu kaip anksciau
skirt spaudai, aukoms ir XII
items kulturiniams reikalams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
ZUVO TRYS KOVO-
TOJAI

1947 m. Kovo men. 5 d. Gar
liavos valSciaus Jurginiskiu
kaime ivykusiose kautynese
trys Lietuvos laisves kovotojai-
partizanai: Kasperavicius An
tanas, Stravinskas Povilas ir
Maceina Klemensas.
zuvusiqju lavonai buvo nu-
vezti Garliavos milicijos kie-
ma ir ten ismesti gulejo iris sa-
Yates. Juos apgrauze ir istase
sunes, esantieji milicijos prize
ziuroje, paskui nelaiminguju
lavonu liekanas ismete j grio-
vi, kuriame iSgulejo neuzkasti
Xxi pavasario. bdps /ud
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

ii jog jie neturi teises kalbeti
del Vokietijos, mes nieku nepri-
sidejo jos iveikimui, tai siadien
staciai nebeimanoma jiems iro-
dyti jog jie turf maziau teisiu
j Vokietija negu Amerikie-
ciai. :. Palaukus dar VENUS
kitus metus, gal but, rimtai
bus reikalo kalbeti apie atskira
trecia Vokietija, kuria sudarys
"Prancuzu zona".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
Dalyk ir Valdyk!

SIUO metu padetis Vokieti-
joje susidare tokia kad Ang-
Observation-Disclosures reikia run
gtyniq ne vien tik SUI Sovietais,
bet ir SUI Prancuzais. Tx rung-
tynes su Prancuzais yra nepa-
lyginamai lengvesnes, mes jie
bega ne pirmyn, o atgal. -. ir
Vokieciams nieko nesiulo, tik
is jq reikalauja. Tokiose run
gtynese jokios rizikos nera.
Kas kita su Sovietais: ju pa
siulymai Vokieciams uz simpa-
tijas yra CANA rimti, o pats ju
taikymasis Vokieiiams yra to-
kis svelnus ir taip sumaniai
vykdomas kad yra pagrindo
susimastyti prie klausimo, kat
ras turf daugiau galimybiu lai-
meti "rungtynes del Vokieciu
meiles'. Katras ju - Sovie-
tai ar Amerikieciai - duos Vo-
kieciams geresne vyriausybe,
duos daugiau duonos ir daugiau
laisves?
Tie kurie gyvena, dirba ir
politikuoja SUI Sovietais, aisku,
laikys Sovietu pasiulymus ge-
resniais. Gi tie kurie yra pa
ragave Americas duonos, be
abejo, nueis SUI Amerikieciais.
Taigi - vieningos Vokietijos
"su viena tauta, viena valsty-
be ir vienu vadu" dar ilgai ne
matysime.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

ciai greit pradeda garseti. Juos
kviecia Prancuzai j savo iskil-
mingiausius parengimus, ju
klausosi ir dekoja zymiausi
Prancuzijos karo vadai, kaip
generolai Koenig ir Lattre de
Tassigny ir visa ellie kitu auks-
tu asmenu.
Sakoma, kad suzaveti Pran-
cuzai paskui mokesi musu tau
tisku sokiu. o Ciurlionieciu
dienyne galite pasiskaityti apie
ju mena atsiliepimus, kuriu pa
vydetu ir didziausios pasaulio
zvaigzdes.
Ciurlionieciai greit issiverze
ir i tolimesnes isvykas. Jie pa
kartotinai lanke Voki e t j O S
Anglu ir Amerikieciu zonas Wis
koncertuodami ir koncertuoda-
mi. Lietuviu tarpe greit at
svenciami 1OO-sis ir 2OO-sis
koncertai, o dabar tas skaicius
bus vel gerokai pakiles. Ju
klausesi simtai t u k s t n c U
zmoniu, didele ju dalis svetim-
tauciai, ir niekur nebuvo atsi-
tike, kad ju menas nebutu uz-
kariaves publikos.
Ciurlionieciai yra gryni me-
nininkai. Jie savo pasisekimo
negrindzia pigiais triukais ar
saldziais efektais. Jie patiekia
gryna, neperdeta Lietuviska
DANA, soka tikrus tautiskus
sokius, mazam Lietuvisku nu-
zikos instrumentu orkestrui
pritariant.
Sunku buvo tiketi, kad links
miems, jauniems Americas,
Anglijos ir kitu krastu ka-
riams, pripratusiems prie tenn
pc, triuksmo, dzazo, galetu pa
tikti liudni, lyriski musu dainu
motyvai, santurus, gracingi
Lietuviski sokiai. Bet taip ivy
ko, ir tik todel kad Ciurlionie-
ciai patieke neprikisamai to-
bulai ispildoma mena, kokio ir
tikru professionally teatruose
daznai pasigendame.
Sunku, nezinant, butu isl
vaizduoti, kad 81 neikainuoja-
mos vertes Lietuvybei ir Lie
tuviskai propaganda d a r b q
Ciurlionieciai dirba neturedami
net paprasciausiu salygu. Ke-
lis koncertus merginos soko
basos, mes. /. neturejo batu, ke-
liones dvi dienas be valgio bu-
vo normalus reiskinys, 0 gyve-
nimas tvartuose, darzinese, ba.
rakuose ir nakvynes po atviru
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

dangumi - simultaneous, apie
kurias neverta kalbeti.. .
Bet so zmoniu ansamblis ne
paluzo nei dvasiniai nei meni-
Mai; jie ir siandien, gyvenda-
mi savo visbutelyje Dettinge-
ne, svabijos kalvose, Wis dar
vazineja SUI koncertais, stiprin-
dami Lietuviska dvasia broliu
tremtiniu tarpe, skaidrindami
pilkas tremties dienas ir dali
nuodami svetimiems liudnas
Lietuviskas dainas, pasakojan-
cias apie vienos geros tautos
liudna istorija..
Ir kai svetimi keleiviai trau-
kia pro "Karaliaus aukstuma",
kurios virsuneje stow Ciurlio-
nieciu namai, jie pasiklauso ga
lingai sklindancios Lietuviskos
dainos ir klausia:
Kas dainuoja ten taip
graziai?
- O, ten Lietuviai. Ir dali
nuoja jie tikrai stebuklingai,
atsako jiems Dettingenie-
ciai, kuriems Ciurlionio ansam-
blis yra tapes ju pasididziavi-
mu.
X 4 4
Koks bus sios menininku
grupes likimas? Ateina zinios,
kad vargas ir nedateklius la
bal graso Siam nuostabiam ko-
lektyvui subireti. Tekc girdeti,
kad BALF'o pirm. DR.. Kun.
Koncius, lankydamasis Euro
pole yra zadejes daryti zygiu
juos atsigabenti j cia. Ar Sis
reikalas yra kick pasistumejes
j prieki neturime ziniu, bet
greiciausiai ne, mes kliude 20
nos klausimas; Ciurlionieciai
gyvena Prancuzu zonoje, kas
pagal veikiancius imigracijos
istatymus ivaziavima j USA
dare negalimu. lmig acij
istatymams keiciantis 81 kliu-
tis atpuls ir dabar neatidelio-
jant reikia Ciurlionio ansam-
bio j Amerika atvykimo klau-
sima isspresti.
Apie toxic ansamblio reiks-
me Amerikoje netenka ir kali
beti; be koncertu Lietuviskose
kolonijose jam tikrai pasisektu
prasimusti ir j didziuosius
Amerikoniskus teatrus.
Ciurlionieciai turf atvykti
pas mus! Ir geda, jei atitinka-
mos lorganizacijos ju atvykimo
klausimo nesutvarkys.
J ]. p. Nasvytis.
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sajungininku rungtynes Woke
tijos zemeje: Vakaru Vokieti-
ia, balsuodama daugiau uz ko-
munistus, gasdina A m e r ike
cius-Anglus. Sovietine Vokie-
tija, balsuodama (jeigu jai bu-
tq leista tai laisvai daryti) uz
Anglq-Amerikieciu nusistatymo
partijas, gasdintu. -. Sovie-
tus. o jei ir vieni ir kiti Vo-
kietija apleistu ir. Vokieciai
balsuotu be jokios itakos is sa-
lies, tai greiciausia pasirodytu
jog Vokieciai kaip buvo taip ir
pasiliko nacionalsocialistai. :.
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