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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-04
CLARENCE A. HUGHES
GUEST SPEAKER AT
WOMEN'S SUPPER

Clarence A Hughes will be the
guest speaker at the Business
Women's Supper Club meeting on
Wednesday, Nov 8, at st. Pauls
Episcopal church, Franklin and
Duponc Avenues So.
His discussion topic will be The
Reality Of Man and the Need of
Spiritual Renaissance" This is
part Of a series of talks prepared
TO enlighten mankind basically on
the brotherhood of man and his
duty to action in his community.
A WAnt-Ad may be inserted In
this paper for rs low as zoe.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-04
Thc Twin city RridEc club met

Tho Twin city Bridge Club met
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Mat.
thew Evans, S7Ao FIFTH Ave. SO,
on Saturday. Oct, 20 at $40 pm.
First prize was won by Mrs. Henry
johnson; second, MIR, Henry John.
son, Following the bridge game a
light lunch was served. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Graham. T9i 81,
Anthony Ave. St Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Curry were the clubs
guests for the evening,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-04
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The Minneapolis Bowling Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home of the secretary Mr. Clarence
Underwood 1912 Clinton Ave So, Wednesday Nov at
The officers of the organization would like
bers present
The Alpha Psi Alpha Fraternity will entertain new pledges
Evening star., 1949-12-11

The woman who sews will cherish length Of lovely
wooens from one Of Americas famous mills. Almost
like receiving coat or suit she didn't expect You'll
marvel at the vo|ues Rich poids popular worsted suit
nes, nonnsh greys novelty checks and pIods, coorfuI
tweeds, soft fonneIs, sheer dress crepes and many
others. All 54" wide.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Luscious pure silk 36-ineh squares! Practically
reody to give .o you do is hem the edges. Your
giftees will be impressed with the rich eolors, the
fascinating designs 4. you'll be happy with the
price! Shown is just one come see them all
s..1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-14
FACE II

inmates of operating and malnta" nance costs which mlgDF benefit if improvements were made.
 From information obtained the c of F will determine which haT- bor improvements are likely to show the greatest benefits. However, it was pointed out
 that the c of E does not instah
 lights nor do they provide moor age facilities. The questionnaires are now g. vailabIe at the Insurance De- partment of the Bank of Kodiak
 When completed they may be mailed to the district engineer at Seattle or left with V. G. Ell5s
 for mailing.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-14

chorage serial olo957, for a tract of land embraced in U. s. Survey No. 27l2, situate adjoi. hing U. S Survey No 915 on east shore of Kvichak Bay, ap- pToxlmately 3.3. nautical miles porth of Cape Suworof, Alaska, containing 1921 acres, latitude 58o 46' 3l" N. longitude l57o 03' 34" W. at Corner No. 1, and it is now in the files of the Dis- trict Land Office, Anchorage, A. laska
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men, toned land should file their ad- verse claims in the local land office within the period of publication or thirty days there after, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 George A Lingo,
 Manager.
 Date First Publication: 319-49 Date Las6 Publication: 5.14 49
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-14
Another HarbOr Survey Asked

Small boat owners and opera tors as we'll as those with local Interests in the fishing industry will be requested to fill out ques tionnaires concerning needed har- Dor improvements and facilities
 The Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, have been directed by congress to make a comprehen- sive survey of rivers and harbor5 of Alaska, a member of the city Harbor and Wharfage committee revealed.
 The information requested of boat owners concerns such mat. ters as which harbors are used and which harbors are in need of immediate improvements in the interest of small boat navi- gation; what natural harbors are used for anchorage UT refuge; es-
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-14
Senior Men Guests Of Rotary

The five male members of the Kodiak high school graduating class were guests at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Cub Tuesday.
 The Senlors are James Adams, Charles Jelling, Milton Smith, Bob Scar and Morris Hansen.
 Captain Lawrence Buoy, new officer in charge of the local ACS station. was also a guest.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-14
NOTICE United States

Onlteo states
 Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 February 10, l949 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Libby, McNelll & Libby, have made application for a sold- iers' additional homestead, An
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Saudi Arabia Anxious
To Produce Fertilizer
From Natural Gas
By the Asseeiofsd PTsss

BEIRUT. Nov. 16.-Saudi Arabia
is anxious to convert its vast
amounts of natural gas-a
by-product Of its huge oil indus
try-into chemical fertilizer.
II successful the program would
60 far to remedy the shortage Of
such fertilizers in the Middle
East at the present time.
Construction and financing OF
a nitrogen plant, in King Ibn
Saud's desert country would re-
quire. 1t is understood, the help
of other neighboring countries
and possibly aid from Western
powers.
A committee report to the re-
cent regional meeting Of the
United Nations Food and Agricul-
ture Organization held in Beirut
revealed the proposal by the
Saudi Arabian Government to
build such a plant.
Joint Program Studied.
The report said that Saudi
Arabia had suggested it is ready
TO give favorable consideration"
to joining with other Middle East
governments In q fertilizer pro-
gram.
It Is understood that a prelimi-
nary investigation by FAC has
shown that an ammonium sui
phate plant near Damman ap-
pears to have possibilities for very
low cost production.
The Middle East, with the ex-
ception Of Egypt, now consumes
relatively little fertilizer, although
consumption is at the rate OF
10000 tons yearly nearly
double that of prewar. Most of
that amount is brought In from
outside.
Plant Nears Completion.
The FAC committee reported,
however. that new Suez plant is
being completed in Egypt which
will produce yearly about 200, 900
tons Of calcium nitrate. and plans
are under consideration for a
second Egyptian plant at Aswan
Dam.
These two plants. when COM
pleted, will. however, supply only
about one-half of Egypt's re-
quirements at the present time,
the report said. It added that
these requirements are expected
to become even larger.
The report said that Egypt and
Evening star., 1949-11-16

organizations exhibition. Artist
names include Michotte. Harring-
ton, Eyriey. Hai-Tao-Kim, Con-
ZaleZ, Mathiesen, Cahn-Bunel,
Cohn and Brown.
There are a few futuristic i'm
pressions but most are recogniz-
able scenes. The works are in
oils, charcoal, water colors and
pencil.
Some of the most striking
scenes were painted by Claude
Bottiau, a Frenchman who pushes
supplies from Office to Office on a
hand truck. A machinist Of SWe-
dish origin, who took up painting
when he broke his leg several
years ago. produced a snow scene
in Holland from a postcard, to
give the show a thoroughly mixed
flavor.
One of the paintings, titled
Recollection of Seurat." was done
Evening star., 1949-11-16
III. n. Staff Members
Pick Peaceful Scenes
|For Their Paintings

LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y, Nov. 1e
(CDN).-If art subjects reflect
frame of mind, the little people
of the United Nations are indeed
a peace-loving group.
Clerks, stenographers. secre-
taries and Workmen of all sorts
comprising the big secretariat-
hung their paintings in the grand
lobby here recently and morale
shot up promptly.
The merit of these amateur
works has been critically ap-
plauded. but the impressive thing
to the layman is the notable lack
of violence, unrest, brooding and
controversy in the choice OF sub
jects.
Instead. the scenes run from
tropical waters to winter wonder
lands, from an evening in Bruges
to Times Square. Church scenes
abound, as do placid portraits OF
people from Trygve Lie and Ralph
Bunche to a Chinese farmers s
daughter.
Nobody can doubt this is a world
Evening star., 1949-11-16

by Abraham H. Feller, general
counsel and director Of the u. N.
legal department.
One of the amateur artists,
Julian E. Gonzalez, came up with
what to the unframed eye might
appear to be a grim piece Of
prophecy. II not art. 1t is a
tumble Of actual strings, glass.
pebbles and something resembling
a clock, and it Is titled: Universe
2000.".
Thirty-seven Of the 200 paint
ings were donated to the U. N.
Children's Fund, which is raining
off the pictures at two-bits a
throw as a Embarrassing plan.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Turkey now produce the equiva-
lent OF 1900 and 1.100 tons, re-
spectively, Of phosphates an
nually. This, however, is only
35 Of current requirements In
these countries.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
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Ar nori,
kad Lietuviq GALES Paroda
ateitu j Tavo kolonija?

Nuo lapkricio q denos Letuviu Dailes Paroda pra-
deo perstvarkymo aikotarp Jos uzdaviniai New Yor-
Ike laikomi jau baigti Ja aplanke per 10000 zmoniq
Bet tik nedidele Amerikos etuviu dalis tegaejo ja
pamatyt retas is tolimesnQ kooniju tega pasekt
New Yorka Todel parodos rengejai nusistate gabent
paroda beveik kekviena didesne hetuvu kolonija Ia
paca proga bus ruosamos r etvu kooniQ tautodailes
parodos.
Tuo tarpu dar negalima pasakyti, kurioj kolonijoj
bus pirmass parodos pasirodymas bet ankscau ar We
liau il ateis kiekviena letuviu koonija.
Parodos rengejai tiki, kad tokiai lietuviu dalles
keionei prtars visi Americas ietuvia Kad butu ga
lima ta sumanyma ivykdyt sekminga reilia pnigines
paramos. Uz tai gruodzio menuo skelbiamas Letuviq
Dales Parodos vajaus menuo. Vajaus sukis: ar nor,
kad Lietuviu Dales Paroda atetu Tavo kolonija.
Ia menesi visi lietuvai prasomi paremt parodos
kelone po Amerika Tegul neatsako ne venas neigia-
mai parodos rengeju prasyma. Duokime ne po daug,
bet duolime visi.
1850 m. sausio dena bus ivykdytas L. D. Parodos
biet4 aimejimas. Wis., kurie yra paroda pareme arba
|gruodM0 menes parems pinginemis aukomis gaus att
tinkama skaicu biet, kure dalyvaus laimejme triju
dayk: televiz0s aparao, radio aparatO r karo bono
(smto doleriu vertes). Tode tuojau siuskte paroda
kad If mazausia auka ir gausite bilietus lamejmu
Visi parodos bilietu patintoai prasomi jau dabar
lsiQst sekretoriatu biletu saknees ir pngus neauk
ldami paskutines dienos gruodzio 27 d.
Parodos sekretoriato adresas:
Lithuanian Art Exhibit
Hotel Clardge,
44th st.
New York N Y
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DAYTON, OHIO
SENIAI TOXIC KONCERTO NEBUVO

susiauke "Septyni broliai" -
vyrai, dainave Grauzinio "Jau
pravertos dvaro stonios", J. sve-
do "Baltos geles'' ir j. svedo
"Dziedukas'. Plojimams nesi-
baigiant, jie pridejo dar liaudies
dainele "Pempele".
Seserys Amrozaitytes padai-
navo duetu (Eleonor ir Rose
Amy A. Vanagaicio "Kur
sapnu grozybe" ir trio (priside-
jus dar treciai sesutei Mary
Ann) angliskai my God and
r. Nuotaikingai padainavo St.
simkaus "Oi, berneli vientury'
fdueta I. Pakstaite ir A. Mironas.
Toliau A. Mironas padeklarnavo
j. Maironio balade "Jurate ir
Kastytis" ir linksmai zilrovus
nuteike savo kupletais apie
tremties dienas bel kultdrini
veikima Daytono "Linksmieji
broliai" "a. Mironas, v. Rustei-
kis, su akordeonu, ir J. Stun
brys). Pabaigai vel misrus cho-
ras padainavo A. Vanagaicio
"Vsjuzelis", Sweny : Paulausko
'Misku gele", E. Gaileviciaus
''Pajurio daina' ir St. simkaus
"Lietuviais esame mes girne".
Chorui dirigavo senas Dayto-
no choro vadovas Pr. Ambrozai-
tbs, prie pianino J. Rastikis.
Konferavo kun. v. Katarskis.
Tenka pasakyti, kad jau Sc
Mai Daytono lietuviai buvo Cir
dele toki gera ir skoninga kon-
certa, kuriam buvo tikrai daug
ruostasi ir dirbta. Daug geros
nledziagos ir pajegq atveze bu-
We tremtiniai - B. Paksto or
ksstras bel xiii. ]
Nenuostabu tad, jog para
pijos saleje zilrovai nebetilpo
II daugelis turejo klausytis tikI
il tarpdurio ar net bufieto !. !.
" Allis
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S. m. lapkricio 20 d. ne til
Daytono, bet ir kaimyniniu mics
tu (Springfieldo, Cincinnati)
lietuviai susirinko j nedidele pa
rapijos sale paklausyti Dayto
no choro ir orkestro koncerto.
Koncertas pradetas punktu
aliai 6:3O val. Lietuvos kariuo
menes isikurimo paminejimu
(kalbejo kun. V. Katarskis)
zuvusieji nepriklausomybes ko'
vose Lietuvos kariai pagerbt
susikaupimo minute. Trumpas
paminejimas uzbaigtas JAW il
Lietuvos himnais, kuriuos su.
grojo B. Paksto orkestras e
asmenu), giedojo choras, veda.
mas Pr. Ambrozaicio, ir visi
sveciai.
Koncerta pradejo B. Pakstc
orkestras, sugrodamas E. Wald-
teuffelio "Ciuozeja". Pc to L
Pakstaite padeklamavo Pr. Val.
caicio "Yra Sails. Misrus cho-
ras atliko iris dainas: j. Nau.
jalio "Lietuva brangi" (dekla-
mavo A. Mironas), st. simkaus
"Vakarine DANA" ir G. Sasnaus-
ko "Karveleli'. Paskutiniojoj
dainoj solo partija atliko E.. Am
brozaityte.
Toliau scenoje pasirode B.
Pakstas ir v. Vaitkevicius, ku-
rie lietuviskais rageliais gra-
ziai pagrojo us rytQ salel6s''
ir "Pasvarscyk antela". I. Paks-
taite ir E. Babianskaite darniai
padainavo St. simkaus "Plau-
kia sau laivelis".
Didelio susidomejimo sulau-
ke misri sokejq grupe, vedama
l. Pakstaites, pasokusi tauti-
niuose drabuziuose "Susta" If
'Kalveli". sokiams grojo B. PAX
stas (smuiku) ir V. Rusteikis
(pianinu).
Bene didziausio pasisekirno
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Balcilnas -. m. prod. 1.6O
K. Gaizutis - m. prod. LAT
AL. Gudeliens m. prod. O.s5
81 Ct Viso !: $52.92
#.'Visiens aukavusiems BALFo
86-to skyriaus valdyba nuosir-
dziai dekoja.
Gia noretQsi iskelti fakta, kad
ir Americas lietuviq jaunuome-
ne, niekad Lietuvos nemaciusi,
savo aukomis per Vyciu 25ta
knopa ar paskirai (Stasys Jo-
nyla) su malonumu prisidejo
prie sio grazaus darbo.
Atskira padeka priklauso Vim
cui Debesiui, kuris ne tik pini-
gals 81 sumanyma pareme, bet
savo nauju automobiliu visus
siuntinius nuveze j pasta ir su-
gaiso apie pora valandq bran
gaus laiko Xxi visi visi formalu-
mai paste buvo atlikti.
Tuo auku rinkimas siunti-
MANS nera baigtas, mes dabar
| iplaukiancios aukos bus panau-
dotos tokens pat maisto stun.
tiniams, kurie bus iteikti ligo.
|niams Vokietijoje Vasario 16-tos
Dienos sventes proga.
Todel visi clevelandieciai kvie.
ciami neatsisakyti paremti s;
labdaringa darba.
= v. Minklnas
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PASKAITOS CLEVELANDO
LIETUVIAMS

Pereita penktadieni, gruodzio
25 d., 700 val. yak, Norwood
Library patalpose, -6401 Supe-
rior Ave-, ivyko pirmoji Kultu-
ros Fondo Clevelando skyriaus
rengiama paskaita.
Klausytojq 81 karta susirin-
ko apie rs. Daugelis apgailes-
tavo, kad paskaitu laikas SUI
tampa su lietuviskos rodijo pro-
gramos laiku. Ne visi ryzosi del
paskaitos praleisti vienintele sa-
vaiteje proga lietuvisko radio
pakausyti. Paskaitq rengejams
reiks ieskoti iseities -. Nors ia
rasti nebus lengva, kadangi kitu
laiku sunku gauti patogia vie.
ia paskaitoms.
Ivedamajame zodyje Ign. Ma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

TX koks cia yra rysis tarp tu
visu istraukeliu. Tad atminty
ir pasiliko tik puiki deklama-
cijos forma, bet ne turinys.
Nuo sios vietos publika jau
pradejo justi pasitenkinima. Ne
apvyle jos ir prakalbos, kurios
is anksto nebuvo skelbtos, tad
daugeliui ir netiketos. O juk
tai CANA retas dalykas, kada ]
pramoga ipintos prakalbos pu-
blikos mielai sutinkamos.
P. J. ziurys trumpai, bet rys-
kiai supazindino publika su ap-
silankiusiu j vakara generolu
P. Plechavicium. Gen. Plechavi-
cius, paminedamas, kad ta diena
kaip tik yra Lietuvos Kariuome.
mes svente, pasake ia proga
trumpa kalba. Ir supazindini.
mas, ir gen. P. Plechaviciaus
kalba buvo sutikta, pertraukia'
ma ir palydeta labai karstais
publikos plojimais. O po tos kal
bos - labai vietoj - A, Mi
kulskio vadovaujamas vyrQ no
netas padainavo keturias lietu
viskas kariskas dainas, kurio'
|ikaitino publikoje tikra entu
ziazma ir dar karta pateisin'
priezodi, kad viskas gerai, ka
gerai baigiasi -.
Pc programos, kaip paprastai
buvo sokiai ir apsilankymai bu
fete. Ar turejo ir kick turej,
BALFas is to vakaro pelno =
lauksime rengeju pranesimo.
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linauskas pabreze, kad daugu-
mas is mlsu turime CANA progu
pamankstinti savo raumenis, bet
neturime kur nei kada pamanks-
tinti savo smegenq. 0 to irgi
reikia -. Daznesnes paskaitos
kaip tik ta proga suteikia.
Pirnaja paskaita skate inz.
p. ]. zilrys. Rodos, nuomone
po paskaitos buvo visu vienoda
- paskaita buvo idomi, tick
idomi, kick ne visi net ir tike-
JOSH ;.
Ellie sios paskaitos minciq de-
DANA Naujakuriq skyriuje, 5
|pusl., kadangi daugumas tq min
|ciq liecia pirmoj eilej naujaku-
|riam isidemetinus dalykus. Bet
|ir Kittens patartina zvilgtereti
j tas mintis.
81 penktadieni, gruodzio 2 d.,
Il val. yak. ten pat bus inz
A. Damusio paskaita apie lietu'
viu pasipriesinima prizes oku'
pantus. A. Damusis, pats tose
kovose aktyviai dalyvaves, ga
iii idomiu dalyku apie tai pasa'
Fkyti.
/ Kita penktadieni J. Daugeloe
|paskaita apie laisves ideja de-
|mokratineje santvarkoje. =.
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Pereita treciadieni, Padekos
Dienos isvakarese, j BALFo va
kara susirinko ne tick daug pu-
blikos, kaip paprastai paskuti-
niu laiku susirenka. Lietuviu sa-
le buvo apypilne, bet ne visiskai
pilna.
To priezastis ne tik treciadie-
mis-, bet gal ir tai, kad daugeliui
nebuvo tikrai aisku, kada gi nu-
matyta pradzia. Bilietuose bu-
vo nurodyta $50, siaip zmones
kalbejo apie 700, O spaudai vi
sal nebuvo pranestas laikas :.
Todel zymi dalis publikos atejo
tik apie 7::30, o programa buvo
pradeta apie 7:40...
Pirmoje programos dalyje bu-
vo vi. Braziulio parengta vaizdQ
ellie, pavadinta bendru vardu
BE tevynes" Istikruju tai buvo
ivairiu eilerasciu deklamacija,
atlikta kombinuotai, paskirscius
deklamatoriams tai po visa Ell
1erasti, tai po viena posma, tai
deklamuOiant is karto keliems
vienan balsan. Toms deklama-
cijoms buvo duoti atitinkami
paveikslai scenoje - dekoraci-
JOS arba scenariumai. Dekla-
maciju protarpiais uzkulisiuose
dainavo choras.
Sumanymas didelis, bet ivyk-
dymas nebuvo pasisekes ir gal
net negalejo cia pasisekti.
Visu pirma, kada teatre rem
giami paveikslai su sviesos is
pudziais, kada paveikslo pakei-
timo metui visai uzgesinama
sviesa, reikia, kad tam butu tin
kamos ir aplinkybes. O cia II
scenoje sviesa uzgesinama, bet ]
sale verziasi sviesos is gatves j. :.
Scenoje siekiama kuriu nors
garsiniu ispudziu, tue tarpu
is gatves girdeti automobiliq
signalai, urzgimas ir ''strytka-
riu" bildejimas -.
Aukstos teatrines technikos
reikalaujantieji sumanymai ne
sioje saleje turf butt bandomi.
Del situ trukumu sunku buvo
susidaryti net ispudi apie patti
tu vaizdeliu : deklamaciju turi-
nj. Bendra mintis taip ir isive-
le kaz kur. liko nepagauta. Pu-
blika, ilgai laukusi pradzios, tu-
rejo daugiau laukti, negu klau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
PADEKA IR KVIETIMAS
AUKOTOJAMS

BALFo 86-tas skyrius Cle-
velande renka aukas, kurias
siuncia per Lietuvos Raudonaji
Kryziu siuntinelius tremtiniams
ligoniams, pirmoj eilej dziovi-
ninkams. Xxi siol uz surinktas
aukas, kaip jau buvo pranesta,
issiusta 1872 svarai ivairiu mais-
to produktu.
Tam reikalui Xxi siol aukojo:
Vyciu 25-toji kuopa $10.79
|Alekas Bangs 1921
BALFo Soto skyr. valdyba 600
*. S. Karpius 500
Grauzinis 800
Vincas Debesys 100
Adomas Padegimas 100
Florijonas Saukevicius 100
Antanas Simkunas 100
Karolis Cicenas 100
|Stasys Jonyla 100
Alfonsas Kubilius 100
w. Minkunas - maisto pro-
duktais 5.O7
lTelyceno Selma - m. prod. 2.43
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
BALF'O VAKARAS 81 KARTA
VIDUTINISKAI TEPASISEKE

syti ir ziureti ir paties vaidini-
mo metu.
Tiesa, "tustumos" buvo ma
nyta uzpildyti uzkulisiuose dai-
|nuojancio choro garsais, bet, de-
ia, to choro beveik nebuvo CIR
deti. Pirmosios dainos net ne
buvo galima pazinti. Tx veliau
choras buvo kick aiskiau girdi-
mas pro :. pravertas uzkulisio
duris. Taciau tada, vietoj pa
slaptingo ispudzio, klausyto-
jams kilo labai kasdieniskas
klausimas: kodel tas choras dai-
nuoja uz duru, kada scenoje ME
ko nera ir net tamsu?'
zinoma, gilios mintys, kurias
noreta suzadinti klausytojuose
tam tikru eilerasciu parinkimu,
Xxi klauSytoJu tOklose apllnky-
bese negalejo prieiti.
Tikrai puikus dalykas siuose
paveiksluose buvo Vytauto Rau-
lynaicio pagamintos dekoracijos.
Galime nuosirdziai dziaugtis Ste
bukladariu, kuris beveik is ME
ko sugebejo padaryti tokius pui-
kius scenovaizdzius.
Antroji programos dalis sick
tick atgaivino publika. Is esmes
buvo geras monologas - labai
jau ''moksliskai' sakomos pra-
kalbos pasiepimas. Ia "prakal-
ba' CANA gerai suvaidino Due
manas. Tx, tycia ar netycia,
bet ir Sta "prakalba" (kaip ir
daugumas jQ), be kitty savo
'prasmatnumu', buvo dar ir
ugOka -.
Puikiai, tiesiog nuostabiai
ivairiu zverip balsus atvaizduo-
DANA, sakmiu gabaliuku rinkini
J. Damusiene. Nors
menines programos vedeja =
Kudokiene savo uz-
davini atlikusi labai simpatin-
gail ir ispejo, kad cia nebus
jokio cirko ir zveriu bel pauks-
ciu nepamatysit, Wis delto de-
klamatores balso ivairumai, tur
but, kiekvienam sukele visu pa
gyvunu paveikslus, nuo
liuto ir asilo Xxi peles ir zvirblio
imtinai -.
Tx ir vel beda. Net ir CANA
gerai zinant sakmes, kuriu is
traukos cia buvo supintos j vie-
ma vieta, beveik neimanoma bu-
vo sugauti, kokia cia yra mintis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
PAsT1NINKV. BOKsAs

Clevelando paste tarnautojai
per iris Karalius, 1850 m. sau-
sio 6 d., Central Armory saleje
rengia bokso rungtyniq vakara,
kurio pelnas skiriamas pasti-
ninku poilsio bel sporto parengi-
mans ir 1861 metu konvencijai
finansuOti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

prizes trejeta menesu Amerika atvykes jaunas, bet
nepaprasai gerai visq vertnamas daninnkas tenoras
gruOdzO Is diena dainuos Letuviu Radio Valandos
rengiamame koncere Public Hall MazOjOj Saej. Drauge
dalyvaus danininke Juze Krstoatyte r panise Brute
Smetoniene. Manoma kad tai bus vienas is zymiausq
memo ivykiu Cevelando lietuviQ gyvenime.
Milford chronicle., 1949-01-21
DAGSBORO

! Thursday, January IL, Mrs. Will
liam H. Baker celebrated another
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will
their four children and grandchil-
dren assembled at the Christ Meth
Odist Church and four of their
grandchildren were christened by
the Rev. Graham, pastor in charge
Those christened were ElinOr Lee
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E.
Baker of Dover; Karlen Beth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Baker of MillsbOrO; Ellison L.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Rick
ards, Sr., and Sue Ellen, daughter
OF Mr.. and Crs. Clifton Holland. Af-
ter the christening, they gathered
at the home of their parents and
surprised their mother with a birth
day dinner and home made ice
cream and cake. The dinner and
refreshments were prepared at
their homes and brought to the
home of their parents as a great
surprise. Mrs. Nettie JONES and
Mrs. Katie Mitchell were invited
guests. The family returned to