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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Tolioferro Puts On
One-Mol1 Show in
DON Yunkee Tilt

LOS ANGELES. - (ANP) =
George Taliaferro. former Indiana
great from Gary. was q terorr
here Thursday against the New
York Yankees. but got quite
enough to put the Los Angeles
Dons in the All-America Confer
ence Championship play-offs.
George the Terrible once
wrought havoc in the Big Ten
made a Titan effort In the last 80
seconds of the game to pull his
team out Of the fire and almost
succeeded with the longest run Of
the Turkey day tilt. With the
Dons trailing 10 to II, George
caught punt on his IS yard line
and made q sensational run across
the Yankee goal line However.
two Yankee linemen blocked the
would-be tying kick for the extra
point.
But prior to his story-book run
in the last heat. Taliaferro put the
.Dons out in front six points in the
initial minutes of the game with
a dazzling 44-yard run off right
tackle.
Trailing by seven points, the
visitors came baclk-with the aid
of several Don fumbles-to pull
ahead 10 to Z in the final quar-
ter. But with Taliaferro's passing
and running, the Dons drove to
the Yankee 19-yard line, where
Center Bob Nelson kicked a field
goal from the 20 to even the score.
The Yankees came back to eli
max 47-yard drive with touch
down, and the game appeared all
over until Mr.. Taliaferro made his
last-second dash.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Mrs. Edward Smith
Reelected Head of
Portland NAACP
BY ELAINE BERRY

PORTLAND, Ore.-(ANP)-Al-
though procedure was questioned
following the election. Mrs. Ed
ward Smith was reelected by voice
vote to the presidency of the Port
land chapter of the NAACP here
last week at the monthly meeting
In the Bethel AME church.
Opposition to the acceptance of
the slate of officers by vocal con-
sent rather than by secret ballot
was made by one member. who
questioned the rapidity from the
motion to accept the officers and
the final vote.
Reverberations OF the national
dispute over the nomination of
national board members by the
committee elected in Los Angeles,
resulted in a vote of confidence
from the local chapter to adopt
the 16 candidates recommended.
The Portland chapter, which is
81 years old, also considered pre-
liminary plans for the installation
of the first college chapter in
Oregon. A request has been made
by Pacific Bible college students
for information concerning the
setting up of campus unit.
In explanation of the delay of
The mayors committee report of
the proposed Civil Rights ordi-
nance, Ulysses S. Plummer, at
torney, said an educational pro-
gram was planned that the COM
mittee hoped would culminate in
passage of the ordinance. There
are three known. counsel members
who oppose the change in city
statue. Brotherhood week was set
as "the right time" to advocate
enactment, according to Mr..
Plummer.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Peoples Institutional
Baptist Church in
New Rudio Broadcast

The Peoples institutional Bap-
stist Church. DR.. F. w. Penick,
Pastor, will go on the air for the
first time over Station KRSC, SUM-
day night, December 18th. at 10
O'Clock. This broadcast win be a
weekly feature from the church,
located at oath Avenue and East
Fir Street.
The P.IB.C. Radio Choir will
be heard in Songs Of Praises
each Sunday evening, under the
direction Of Miss Melva Williams,
singing the best loved Gospel
Songs and Spirituals which warm
sthe heart and give inspiration to
all who hear.
The Pastor will deliver the mes
sage on the first broadcast.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Second Presto. nj
Takes Over al WCUW

WASHINGTON. tA3.4.J d.
Dorothy Boulding Fess..e e.,ered
last week, upon her dies - the
second president of the Ne ora.
Council of Negro Wol..en. f. il.w
ing her election. al the .ece... an
nual con. IGNITION OF nCNt., Il.
Washington.
Seated at thu IA Lar disk
where Mrs. Bethene has acid say
for the IA years O. 4. Cosncil's
life. DR.. Ferebee issued the fol-
lowing statement.
II feel it sigma ;lcnor &c. eTe
been elected to ne rTs en-, OF
such an organ.zasio.. me IVA
tional Council 81 ~ - Io:1sn.
ut is with a gre: le@i of M
mility that I scee.. he tesisc. .si-
bility of the organ. III sior.. fc.lo9-
ing in the FOOTSTEPS Of al. eminent
world leader liEs Mar Meleoi
Bethune. Sis har gls.n IS al
instrument tt-Ecus's Nh. Il we can
work for ful. e!rz>..s p for ali
peoples, and ! ieds 81. .4ySe.f (.
work, with TIE s.l.. rs az
friends Of 2.<.1.W he fuI
realization Of hsr iiaarn.
"The cha -.e4.. .s.~....; 10 fur ls4
the progral.- az ss1i q : i lea {.
ship in building /, 80 !: here e.:
men live in peace aad arity. We
ask the full eo5peIa. :. and a.
sistance OF car rae ..ers- and
friends in acme. ing I goal we
have set
Preside. ,.er!t,.s dary NC
Leod Ben. 6 spent Sunday. quiet.
ly. in pr, p s.ioi i3r '@ork y.ith
he endow. eni fund dri.e for her
schoo. rs .hs;ns ., X: IN Core
Full CT zgniisf. she aal, f her new
ss 10 ''io,lealg" "is 5 w.n
q f % b. sbia 10 So, Madam
p es.deas" to anS,i.es $. s.;e in tbs
.as:dsll's chair u ,Iat.cnai
C5.n !
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
NCNW Resolution
To Enshrine Memory
OF Mrs. Bethune

WASHINGTON - fANP) - In
expressing their regret Tor the re-
tirement from active duty of their
president, Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune, the women who gathered In
Washington last week to attend
the 14th annual meeting of the
National Council of Negro women,
adopted the following resolution:
ut is with profound sorrow that
we come to Nov. Is, 1949, which
marks the conclusion of the IA
years of uninterrupted service of
the founder-president, Mary Nc
Leod Bethune.
ut Is seldom in the history of
any organization that the fount
of inspiration, of fortitude, of
ideals of spiritual and organize
tional unity continues undated
and with increasing strength and
wisdom, as has been shown by our
founder-president for over de-
cade.
with unparalleled tenacity she
founded and held together, some
times almost alone, by sheer force
of the passion of her vision. thou
sands of Negro women who never
before in their history had been
able to achieve such unity.
"She gave to her followers the
twin qualities of patience and de-
termination. She opened doors of
opportunity to women of every
race and color and she projected
Negro women to the highest levels
of public service of national and
international life.
"She was responsible for the
elevation of the status of Negro
women to international life. She
was responsible for the elevation
Of status of Negro women to in
ternational citizens of the world
The judgment of history must
surely confirm the worlds estima-
ton of her contribution to hui
manity.
THE National Council of Negro
Women will enshrine the memory
of her deeds and her words upon
their hearts. their minds, and upon
the records of the Council in per-
petuity."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
NY. City Council
Gusts Red Member

NEW YORK. - Benjamin. j
Davis, one of the II convicted
leaders of American Communism
was ousted from the New York
City Council Monday.
The Council decided, by a ISL
vote, that Davis forfeited his right
to a Council seat when he wa;
convicted October IA of oonspirin,
to advocate violent overthrow OF
the United States government.
The Negro councilman was de-
feated for reelection Novembe
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06

.-.s Y & c Adfe ! diet q
e I'D suspicion
lor. Whitman ala pre.ee
tsea ANS. SAT- the mi.y and
Community leye,
Broad rogr
Therefore. exp k. le
burden must be carried II .eI =
ents with the about cooI rat n
of communities, including the
authorities, the schools, the
churches and all civic-minded or
ganizations.
ITO wait for police action to
solve the problem Of sex crimes
against children is the wrong APP
proach because police action comes
only after the crime has been COM
mitted. What is needed Is pre-
ventive action"
DR.. Whitman said preventive
action falls into two categories,
which he outlined as follows:
1. A long-range program for de-
lection of sexual perverts at an
early stage. to enable their treat
ment or If necessary for the good
OF society, their segregation.
2. Immediate alerting of parents
as to their basic responsibilities In
following certain fundamental
rules for protection of their chill
dren.
Among those here for the con-
ference is Miss Emma C. Puschner
Of indianapolis. Ind. national child
welfare director of the American
Legion.
DR.. Whitman named the fol-
lowing to the special committee:
Edwin G. Hobbs. Albuquerque.
NM, legion child welfare chair
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
American Legion Mobilizes Forces
For Drive Against Sex Criminals;
Cooperation of Civic Groups Asked
al Authorities. Schools Church IS, III Civic-Minded
C4gcnzutors Ere Urged 10 I'm i, low for Prevention

American Legion II ees IN II
Wesle.a states I'D alaska and
Lanai cdro nlsb.lize1 Wednesday
for tie lesios.'s nation vide cam
paign 70 curb SCI e-aaes against
children.
Upon his arrival in Seattle, DR..
A. Il Wittmann of Philadelphia,
chairman OF the legion's National
Child Welfare Commission. an
nouneed that the problem Of sex
crimes against children has been
made special order of business.
It viii be given major role In
the legion's Western child welfare
conference. which opened Thursday
In the Legion Memorial Building.
Group Named
At the same time he announced
appointment Of a special commit
tee which met Thursday night to
prepare recommendation for the
conference.
the current Incidence of sex
crimes against children had led
the American Legion to make this
problem a matter of emergency
order Of business at the second
days session of its Western child
welfare conference in Seattle" DR..
Wittmann said.
Either parents have to take
precautionary measures to protect
their children and communities
have to establish effective safe
guards. or American parents are
faced with the alternative of
teaching their children that adult
being can be horrible. This
latter approach is abhorrent be-
cause we don't like the idea of
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Moss Is Offered
For Negro Couple

CONVICTION, KY. Dec. g.
tSpeciaD-Prior to the first Nup-
tial Mass ever offered in the
mountain town of Manchester,
KY. Miss Vanilla Ruth Patter, a
graduate of Xavier university,
New Orleans. and James L. White
of Texarkana. Ark. were married
before an altar in the home of
the brides parents. Father Gle
tus ellison, INSIST, of London,
KY, officiated.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Deem Spencer
Living Encyclopedia
OF Jozz Music

CHICAGO. = (ANP) = The old
adage Of build a better mouse
trap and the world will make a
beaten path to your door," accu-
rately points out the position
Onah L. Spencer, former Cincin-
NATHAN now of Chicago occupies in
the jazz music world. Spencer is
considered by the trade to be q
veritable walking encyclopedia of
jazz"-one of the best in the
business.
Familiarity known as the sage
of the south sides Ritz hotel,
Spencer's accomplishments in his
field are manifold. When Jazz
researchers, writer's, ETC., want to
find out what jazz songs have
been written about Chicago or
what happened to some legendary
jazz figures. they turn to Spencer
for the answer.
He has written many articles
about such jazz greats as Jelly
Roll Morton, Freddie Keppard, Ma
Rainey, Mamie Smith and others.
His articles have appeared in
Down Beat, the old Music &
Rhythm, Blue Book, the Direction
magazine, and other publications
dealing with American folklore
He was a prolific contributor to
Lionel Hampton's Swing Book of
1916.
AS a composer, he also holds an
enviable position. He wrote the
pageant, 20, Sing a New Song"
featured at the 1933-34 Century
of Progress in Chicago and per-
formed by a cast of 5000 actors
and singers. Last summer, his
arrangement of the story and
song of stack O'Lee's Blues"
was beamed to Europe by the
State departments Voice of Amer
lea program.
Among others of his well-known
compositions is Hobo, You Can't
Ride This Train" recorded on
Victor label by Louis Armstrong
several years ago. In addition, he
wrote numbers for Lii Armstrong,
Lonnie Johnson, Georgia White
and Lii Green-the latter's talent
for blues which he originally dis
covered. He also has a couple of
tunes on Mercury label done by
Dinah Washington.
An authority on the life and
works of all the great Negro COM
posers and music figures around
the turn of the century. he was
an intimate friend of Wendell
Phillips Dabney. during the days
when the latter was pursuing q
musical career as guitarist. Dab
ney, now "a, wrote the first song
published by a Negro in Virginia
THAT Old Leather Trunk" He il
owner and editor of the Cincinnati
| Union.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
History ! ode os
Som HElio :. 0 Come
Is Televised

: Z ALTO ~. TX. (AI.P =
His. Try was nade iast Thurs
hi. "A n Ila1a5 Stadium h
when the Pills VII alley ) .
-. - : -. ,s5-p pas ,si~sti h
scaso. football game wss lele.s
y aaa5a hOAi. Nat.s IA. Il,
,ast.sg conP2ay oNt.es.
It loa.ksd le FRS, TIC
any ii. a. f5osbl g.aAe aad |
televiLed IN Asa.Ao ssad IA =
San Antonio; anG It va asa
first time that any Negro gall
had been televised in Texas. in the
Southwest, or in the South.
SO far as could be Immediately
ascertained. 1t was the first all.
Negro game put on televIsion in
the United States.
The Wheatley gridders did a
little history-malSing on the field.
IN humping the Coles Green Hor-
nets, 500. before $500 fans,
Wheatley ran up the largest score
in the history of this traditionally
bitter series.
Alamo stadium has been the
scene of more than one history
making event involving Negroes.
History was made in June, 1916,
when the Texas AAU regional
field and track meet Yves held in
the stadium. and, for the first
time. Texas Negro and white track
athletes competed against each
other.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Communism Nc
Answer. SoYs
Chump Joe Louis

| LAcKAWANNA, NY. = (Sps-
zlal) Joe Louis, retired IN
defeated heavyweight boxInE
ehaa pion. never Liked Hitler AID
nazllsm. and he feels the came
way about Stain 8, d sommun
sHI. he says IN an ar sle IN TIA
current issue Of the yICToR1azs.
magazine. Published -. b. b'-..
er Bakers Homes q G zrfy.
James C. @. ccnnI9f writer
he article. rssates ne vas prol p
d 10 get Joe Louis' cp. nlon after
hearing Paul R3re4oa, faalo.
Negro singer, ''raisine he ric.
ssr1tcne in prs.ss Il cansraani- tn
e Here aiely" he ksd TIA
tasas" has he 3. absnl tbs
attce.
The sA,ybse.t CHAM,
i-oH . q. vSHd q he'd" Us
rtie'e ssss. t7s :s.a the re
F.s9ssF zbcn. sorssshing Thai hap
reES< = ii.a \ III lard dur.n
Wcr< lar T ge rs civ
n eznsb.ti1ns 10 help win lie
4 b. fse i.g m9qas up
zster oas b-ut al ngh AZ
are ur ard wanted 70 lsno,. hss.
solne.
'''Afier al. said the Britisher.
from what hs-
lot wrong with sl~ -rez. en-
colored boys get ia the Un. ];
.states, isn't there ?
Joe admitted that vas q :.
bS:t l1s pointed cut 10 tn Engli
'>.-.n 1T amt nothin Tjitler caa
x, brother, an don't YOU forget
I feel the same way about
Communism
Sure, there's q lotta things
.ve amt got quite straight
cut yet in this country Joe went
on. But nothing that fellow Stain
can fix. This count US besn
mighty good 20 DO liks E,D> sol
IN Aie. CettiIl' BET er far t
fssi II our peopis ali the tif.e
Atue SLOW, maybe. bat n~:tiz
t-ziin an speed up Nishou.
1sak n eYeryttin. and don't you
forget it,"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Negro Doctor Speaks
To Catholic Group

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 6-(Spe-
ciaD-A Negro physician, DR.. r.
E. Clarke. discussed "Eospitaliza-
ton for the Negro" at a recent
meeting of the Apostolate of the
Negro here.
The Apostolate of the Negro.
which Is sponsored under Catholic
auspices. is completing its third
year of activity in helping to fl
nance DePorres high school and
several parochial schools. The or
ganization numbers some 10000
members in Cincinnati.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
We Want To
Heor from You

We are interested in receiving
News Contributions on the follow
ing items: Weddings. Births. Show
ers. etc.. Clubs. Churches. Schools.
Playfield. New Business Estab-
lishments, New Residents. Enter
tainment, socials. Guests.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Pope's Representative
Honored by Huitiuns

WASHINGTON, D c., Dec. G.
Especially = Archbishop Francesca
Lardone, newly appointed. Apos-
tohc Nuncio to Haiti and the
Dominican Republic, was guest of
honor at dinner given by the
Haitian Ambassador here. AS the
personal representative of Pope
Plus XII, the Archbishop will re-
side in ort-au-Prince, Haiti.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
Truly Catholic 2.
Worship Interruciul.
Priest Declares

NEW YORK, Dec. ESPECIALLY
Religious worship cannot be
atruly Catholic" unless it is inter
racial or accompanied by racial
tolerance, Father Cornelius J.
Drew. pastor of st. Charles Bor-
romeo Church here declared. Fa-
ther Drew preached at the Tooth
anniversary of the founding Of st.
Augustine's Church in the Bronx,
of which he was formerly pastor.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-06
OF rcs7sTs or CHINA AID

Oi,TC aited States :;enar5r
-lilam 3 .-nowlisn RSs ubl.can
aliforn:a arri1ed las; :. sci. from
2ngkosi.. De a,.as: ce5 than
ar TIA 1aer.el 10 Ia Give aid
Nat onai.4t China .
------.-..
Int ysHr yacen ross. by plae.
a las fie.i al IL he 81 thwes.
r. .I-s.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-24

81 sestadieni POP koncertas
atsauktas, bet ateinancia savai-
te numatomi net du koncertai.
Pirmasis is ju bus treciadienl,
birzelio 20, antras sestadienl,
liepos 2 d.
Treciadieni, kaip soliste, daily
vaus Metropolitan operos So
liste mezzo sopranos Martha
Upton, O sestadieni - du pia-
nistai Morley ir Gearhart, ku-
riuos pazista daugumas televi-
zijos aparatu savininku, kaip
kylancias zvaigzdes.
Martha Upton taip pat gerai
pazistama radio klausytojams
is simfoniniu radio koncertu,
kaip viena is populiariausiu dai-
nininkiu, daznai girdima Ford
Sunday Hour, Let's go to the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-24

Opera ir Fireston programose.
Prize to reikia prideti, kad savo
isvaizda il gall drasiai lenkty-
niauti su moderninemis miss
America. JOS programa bus su-
daryta is popularity operu ariju
ir moderniu dainu nuo 'PietQ
Pacifiko".
Morley ir Gearhart, kurie
privaciame gyvenime yra vyras
SUI zmona, dabartiniu metu lai-
komi vieni is geriausiu piano
duetistu. (Gearhart yra vyras)
Ju programme bus populiariau-
sios melodijos, kurias jie yra
igroje j Columbia ploksteles.
Bilietai Stems koncertams
gaunami pas Burrows, 419 Euc-
lid Ave., o koncerto vakare nuo
7:3O Public Auditorium kasoje
is Lakewood Avenue puses.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-24
HIPPoDR0ME

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio
cia pradedama rodyti Werner
Bros. filma 1.-THE Fountain
head", pagaminta sekant to pa
ties pavadinimo Ayn Rand ro-
mana, kuris prizes keleta metu
pasklido po visa krasta, kaip
geriausi pasisekima turejusi
knyga.
Garry Cooper vaidina archi-
tekta Roark, Patricia Neal -
Dominique. Tai yra istorija apie
jauna architekta, kuris stenge-
81 prasimusti pro iprocius ir
tradicijas savo paties pastan-
gomis ir darbu, kuo jis labai
pasitikejo.
salia Garry Cooper filmoje
yra zymi aktore Pat Neal, dali
lios zurnalistes vaidmeny, ku-
rial audringame Roarko ir Do
minikos romano tikrai yra kur
parodyti savo talenta.
Be to-, dar dalyvauja Ray
mond Massey, kaip lakrasciQ
leidejas, Robert Douglas ir
Kent Smith.
Pradedama rodyti treciadieni,
birzelio 20.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-24
CIURLIONIECIAI
{ Atkelta is 8-to pusl. }

Praskeviciai yra dave garan-
tijas dar ir Vytautui Giedrai-
ciui, kuris irgi atvyko pirmoj
grupej, taciau laikinai sustojo
pas artimus gimes Brooklyne.
! Wisconsin pas gimines lai-
kinai nuvyko ir Leonas Kazenas,
kuriam garantijas dave Polite
rial. <te
Siandien atplaukianciu laivu
atvyksta dar trys ciurlionieciai,
kurie nuo pirmosios grupes bu-
vo atsilike Bremene. Tai yra
Antanas Kavoliunas, kuriam ga
rantijas irgi dave Polteriai. Tuo
tarpu jis pas Polterius, 495 E.
1923 St., ir apsistos.
Drauge atvyksta ir dar du
Tamosaiciu globotiniai Sagevi-
ciai, kurie laikinai dar sustos
pas savo dede, zinoma Brookly-
no tautininku veikeja Juoza Sa-
gi, $500 Woodhaven Court,
Ozone Park, N. Y.
Tuo tarpu dar nera tikru Ii
niu, kada pajudes kiti pasiliku-
sieji ciurlionieciai, bet tikimasi,
kad liepos menesio begyje jie
visi bus jau cia susirinke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-24

Jau treti metal is eiles Jack
Ganson rengia dideli imtyniQ
vakara Public Auditorium, pa
remit Cleveland Plain Dealer
pieno fondui. Tas vakaras bus
ketvirtadieni, birzelio 30 d.
"Didysis Jack" visada yra
jautrus vaikams. Siuo vakaru
jis remia neturtinguosius Gle
velando vaikus. Vakaro paja-
mos skiriamos aprupinti pienu
vaikus, lankancius vasaros me-
tn Clevelando vaikQ zaidimo
aikstes.
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Gera vieta atostogoms
Stony Brook,
Long Island

Stony Brook Lodge, kurio sa-
vininke yra Prane Lapiene, 81
met ypatingai pasizymi gausiu
lietuviu lankymu.
Mat, cia yra apsigyvene ir
zymios musu tautos poetines
jegos, cia nuolat suranda ilgesni
prieglobsti ir kiti musu tautai
brangus zmones.
Liepos menesi cia ilgesniam
laikui yra rezervave atostogas
- muzikas J. Zemaitaitis, ra-
sytojas J. sliburis, kun. Basta-
kys. Pasikalbejus SUI vasarvie-
tes savininke patirta, kad jos
noras esas visa grazuji liepos
menesi paskirti tik lietuviu po-
ilsiui. Kambariu dar esq.
Rezervuojant reikia rasyti =
Mrs Lape, Stony Brook Lodge,
Stony Brook, N. Y, arba tele-
fonuoti Stony Brook $50.
Lietuviams visuomenininkams
zymios nuolaidos. KOresp.
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JACK GANSON RENGIA DIDELES lMTYNES
Clevelando vaikuciams pieno fondo naudai

Public Hall bus parengti sta
lai, prie kiekvieno po a vietas.
salti gerimai paduodami tiesiai
j stala programos metu.
Bilietai Siam vakarui parduo-
dami Central Armory kasoje,
Prospect 4121 ir pas Richman
Brothers, 736 Euclid Ave., Main
O978. Kainos pasilieka, kaip vi
sada. Rezervuotos prie stalu ir
balkone po S2.4O ir $1.80, ieji-
mas - $1.2O. Vaikams Xxi IL
metu - 60 centQ.
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ProneSimoi
Is 'ILGOSIOS SALOS'
kvieciame j piknika
Port, jefferson,
Long Island.

Vietos Amerikos Lietuviu Pi-
lieciu Klubo rengiama geguzine
- piknikas verta visu demesio.
Geguzine ivyks liepos 3 d.,
klubo nuosavoj "rezidencijoj',
tad jei ir lietus lytu, sokti ir
linksmintis publika gales savoj
salej.
Muzikantai kvieciami is trem-
tiniu tarpo. Uzkandziai ir ge-
rimai bus patiekti paciu klubo
nariu.
Pazymetina, kad j klubo ma
RUS yra isirase ir toxic izymus
asmenys, kaip poetai Faustas
Kirsa ir Bernardas Brazdzionis,
dailininkas Povilas Osmolskis
ir daugelis kitu, nesenai cia ap-
sigyvenusiu lietuviu.
Visi, kurie idomautusi gra-
ziomis Long Island lietuviu
pramogomis, kvieciami ia diena
butt su mumis. Rengejai
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SV. JURGIO PARAPIJOS KA-
RO VETERANV GLIB POSTAS

81 sekmadieni, birzelio 26 d., po
pietu rengia dideli piknika.
Bus $500 laimejimas!
Piknikas ivyks Richmond
Couty Club pikniku vietoj, ant
Highland Rd., tarp Euclid Ave.
ir Richmond Rd.
Pirma karta sioj vietoj. Pui-
kus orkestras sokiams, geras
bufetas.
Atvykite - isitikinsite!
Izanga 25 centai.
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS

skalbimo ir valymo darbams
prize dvieju moteru dvi dienas
per savaite, arba po dali dienos
3-4 kartus per savaite.
1929 East 111th st. CE 1885
Telefonuokit tarp 5 ir Z vakare.
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NAUJOJI PARAPIJA

81 sekmadieni, birzelio 26 diena,
2 VAL, 1902 Neff Road, rengia
"VASAROS FESTIVALI". zai-
dimai, juokai, salti gerimai, So
kiai prie geros muzikos. Keturi
duru prizai. Auka 35 centai.