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garded Red Sox, So. in 10 in
nlngS.
In the extra session. Hank
Sauer drilled baSes-loaded sin
gle over short. driving in the two
runs which provided the winning
margin. Sauer's wallop was at the
expense of Maurice Lefty Nc
Dermott.
A crowd of 3,474, described as
q record for Payne Field. saw
Johnny Lane open the tenth with
q two-out single to the feet Of
Ted Williams in left field. Bobby
Adams beat out a slow roller to-
ward short which McDermott
missed and JOHNNY Pesky bobbled.
Lloyd Merriman then walked and
Sauer came through with his win
ming poke.
Willard Howell BANKED the Sox
in the tenth after yielding base
on balls. Both teams missed many
opportunities, the Reds strandlng
IS runners and the Sox IA.
Boston tALD 100 100 100 % 10 0
Rafensberger Cress a., Fanovich o..
Howell l0) and Mueller. Pramesa: Par
nell. Nixon "a, McDermott % and Teo-
belts.
BURBANK, Calif.-The Chicago
White Sox hoped on the st.
Louis Browns for six runs in the
first three innings and coasted
to a 6-to-3 victory today to pry
open the grapefruit schedule for
both clubs.
A two-run triple by Pitcher Al
Gettel was the big blow in a four
run Second-inning blast against
Brownie starter Ned Carver. In
all, Gettel batted in three runs
and scored another. He also
BANKED the Browns with one hit
over a trimming stretch.
Ct; Louis ~ $500 09o goo 600 sos sos &
Gettel, Pierce (5), Judson 80 and Upton
Wheeler (S).
SAN BERNA- DINO, Cal.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates walloped the
Chicago Cubs, 80. today in theil
first exhibition game Of the
spring training grind.
A crowd of $500 saw 40 players
in action. Murry Dickson, pickee
up from the st. Louis Cardinal!
during the winter, was the frs
of three Buc pitchers and wal
credited with the win.
Pete Castiglione, Pirate in
fielder, put the game on ice in thu
sixth inning when he smashed
three-run homer. Stan Rojel
also homered. Both blows came
off Joe Dobernic, who wa
charged with the defeat.
Chicago tN) 600 600 000-o
Pittsbursh (N : O20 213 OOx-s
Dubiel. sloat. Dobernic, Adkins and 4
Walker and Novotney: Dickson: Gregg
Singleton, and McCulloush and Fitzseralo
TUCSON. Ariz.-Cleveland's In
dams combined good pitchini
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VII QlSpldy vi y Vic 1lOOl Oil WEN,
while the son ordered a l7-foot
runabout. Sale was made by
Jim Dillon of the boating firm of
Riley and Van Fossan.
Carleton Mitchell. Annapolis
yachting writer and owner of the
yawl Caribbee, sends greetings
from the Bahamas, and also dis
closes an interesting footnote on
the recent Miami-Nassau race.
The yawl was second in the feet
when her centerboard sheered off
and she was forced to drop back.
Writes Mitch:
when she gets a few bugs
ironed out in the matter Of rigging
and new headsails and (we) know
little more about Carbide. I
really think she is going to be
tough ito beaO."
All of which sounds as though
Mitchell may be ready to compete
in the June race from Newport to
Annapolis, an event that promises
to draw a. large feet from the bay:
Caribbee and her owner are ex-
pected back at Annapolis early
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-03-13

Joe Palmer, local 135-cubic-in
hydroplane ace, is considering SELL
ing his prize-winning Tommy Boy
and devoting full time to the fast
growing 48-cubic-inch class. Joe
already has hung out his shingle
as local distributor for Peek-built
ABS and Edelbrach racing engines.
He now owns one of the ABS and
is most enthusiastic about its per-
Torrance in the Florida circuit.
Tommy Boy also was raced in the
South this winter. taking two
firsts, three seconds and three
thirds in regattas at st. Peters
burg. West Palm Beach, Fort
Lauderdale and Miami.
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TUCSON. Ariz.-Cleveland's In
dams eombinsd good pitching
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Sports
Results

,, COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
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Basket Ball

Totals 161O42 Totals 10 s34
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-29

place on November 4, in the Lutheran Church at Palmer. Alaska Miss Griffith is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oeie E. Griffith.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-29
Invitations Here For
 DF, BaiIey's Wedding

Invitations have been received Tn Kodiak to the wedding of Dr. Clarence c. Bailey and Miss Jewell Dean Griffith, to take
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-29
Freighter Bringing 646 Tons

The Terminal Knet. Alaska Steamship freighter, sailed from Seattle Sunday, with 646 tons for Kodiak. It is expected to ar, rive some time next week, &C., oording to E A. Marian, agent, Freight includes 37 tons of plasterboard, IA of crankshatt; 40 of cement; one bus; one truck 3 autos for the city dock and $ for Donnelley and Acheson dock ; IA tons of chairs; 20 tons of DO,
 tatoes and i5 of shingles. One hundred forty four tons will be unloaded at the D and A dock
 The Terminal Knot will go from Alaskan ports to Long Beach, Calf to load. The PaIi sana which will deliver navy car go to the base here Shortly. will dock in town to pick up south. boun ] freight for Seattle.
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Aidai is Kanados

USA lietuvisku laikrascip da-
lyle tebesitesia CANA astrus
gincai del. ..Kanados lietuviu SUI
siorganizavimo. Mat, vieninte-
lame kanadiskiu laikrastyje me-
uztenka items gincams vietos.
Kovo 26-27 id. Kanados lie
tuviq organizaciju atstovu sci
mas pasibaige ne visai aiskiais
rezultatais. Is buvusiu Kama
dos Lietuviu Tarybos skyriu
dalies susidare atskira organi..
zacija, pasivadinusi vienos Sc
nesnes organizacijos - Kama
dos Lietuviu Sajungos vardu.
Xiii ligsiolines Tarybos vel
kejai ir eiles kitu organizaciju
atstovai sudare Kanados Lietu-
viu Centro Taryba, kurios pas
kirtis-buti visu Kanados lie
tuvisku organizaciju ir apskri-
tai Kanados lietuviu visuome-
mes vyriausiu jungiamuoju or
ganu.
Viskas bltq gerai, jei ne mi
netos Sajungos atsisakymas da-
lyvauti Centro Taryboje. De-
vyni delegatai, pradzioje daily
wave bendrame organizaciju at
stow posedyje, prizes Tarybos
rinkimus is posedzio pasitrauke
Naujai persiorganizavusi KLS
Centre Taryboje nedalyvauja.
Sprendziant is to, kad Kills
pozicija ginama per sio krastc
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ldonus kun. Prunskio


Kun. Prunskis kreipesi j So
vietu Sajungos ambasada, klaus
damas, ar jis galetu gauti VIA
Lietuvai aplankyti.
Ambasada atsake, kad mega
lima. Taciau neprisipazista, kad
bio parodyti, kaip ten yra, tik
teisinasi, kad jie po karo Wis
dar neatgaivino savo "Inturis-
to" biuro =.
IS to atsakymo matyti, kad
VIA neduodama cpecialiai kun.
Prunskiui, bet kad isviso sve-
timsaliams vizos j ten nuva-
ziuoti neduodamos. Tai labai
idomus dokumentas.
Nesenai vienas Clevelandietis
irgi kreipesi del leidimo nuva-
ziuoti j Lietuva visai apsigyven-
ii. Atsakymas buvo neigiamas.
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IA y S Y
VISU0MENEJE
Lietuviu memo paroda
Tautines sroves seimo
metu

Pereita sekmadieni New Yor.
ke vel ivyko Tautines sroves
seimo rengejQ posedis, kuriame
nutarta seimo metu New Yor-
ker viesbutyje taip pat surengti
ir lietuviu memo paroda. Paro-
dole tikimasi susilaukti ir XII
tatauciu sveciu. Bus isstatyti
geriausiu dailininku memo ku-
riniai: paveikslai, medzio dro-
ziniai, keramika, audiniai ir tt.
Memo parodai rengti pakvie-
sti dailininkai vi. Vijeikis ir
Dobuzinskis (jaunasis), kuriems
talkininkauja moteru komisija,
sudaryta is I. Treciokienes, Pr.
Lapienes, V. Tysliavienes ir O..
Valaitienes. Komisijai padeda ir
architektas Varnas.
Visuomene kvieciama ta ido-
mia paroda aplankyti. Galimas
dalykas, kad veliau ia paroda
bus papildyta naujais ekspona-
tais ir gales butt perkelta taip
pat ir j kitus miestus.
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budu kuriasi Vakaru Vokieti-
jos valstybe sajungininkq oku-
paciniQ jegQ kontroleje.
Anglq generolas Montgomery
sudare Vakaru Europos gyni-
mo plana, kuris jau priimtas.
Taikos sutarties derybos su
Austria pertrauktos dviem sa-
vaitem.
Anglijos konservatoriai laime-
jo rinkimus Londone.
Sovietai vetavo prizes Kore-
jos priemima j UN.
Perkelta j 2-ra pusl.
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AMERIkOS LIETUVIU
TAUTINES SROVES SEIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Msija, Lietuvai Vaduot
Sajunga ir Amerikos Lietuviu Tautninku Centras
balandzio 30 ir geguzes denomis New Yorke
New Yorker viesbutyje 18th Ave- ir34th St. kam-
pas), saukia visuotini Amerikos lietuviu tautines
sroves selma. Pirmas posedis balandzio 80 d. 10
val. ryta.
kvieciami dalyvauti draugiju, istaigu, sam
buriu atstovai ir paskiri tautines sroves veikeai
Reorganizacine komisija: pirm. A. Oils, sekreto-
rius V. Rastenis, izdininkas J. Baciiinas
Nariai: " Abraitis JIG. Baltus, Dr. MI Coney,
JP. Ginkus, KS. Karpius, P Linkus, S.
Nasvytis AS Treciokas, J. Tysliava, P.J
Ziurys
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katalikQ sroves laikrascius, ga
lima daryti isvada, jog Kanado-
je kataliku srove atsisake daily
vault bendrame darbe SUI kito-
mis- organizacijomis. Taci a u
reikia pastebeti, kad Centre Ia
ryboje yra ir kataliku sroves
veikejQ.
Pazymetina, kad ir USA lie
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tuviq visuomoneje praded a m a
kelti mintis, jog katalikq srovei
neapsimoka dalyvauti bendrose
organizacijose, kadangi... kata-
likq srove esanti kaip arklys, 0
kitos sroves tik zvirbliai (Taip
raso katalikq sroves laikrastis
AMERIKA).
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AMERIK0S LIETUVIV MISIJ0S
DID k/lAllAlH Ac

saukia balandzio 30 diena, VAL p.p New Yorke
Hotel New Yorker (8th Ave. ir Gath St. kampas)
AIM direktoriu nepaprasta susirinkima. Visi di
rektoriai kvie6iami dalyvauti
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MINTYS
apie Tautines srOves selma

aple Tautines sroves selma
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos ir
Iautlnes sroves reorganizacines
komisijos pirmininkas A. Oils
savo pasikalbejime su VIENY
BES atstovu pareiske dar kele-
ta minciQ, kurios nebuvo pa
breztos pasikalbejime su DIR
VOS atstovu.
Kadangi apie busimo seimo
ir Tautines sroves persiorgani-
zavimo tikslus svarbu informuo-
us kuo placiausiai, tai perima-
me A. Olio pareiskimus tue rel
kalu ir is VIENYBES:
- KOdel, Jisu nuomone rel
ketu eiti prie Amerikos lietuyiu
tautiniu grupiu naujos organi.
zacijOs?
i Pas mus, - atsako adv. A.
A. Oils - jeigu neminesime
daugelio kitu, reiskesi trvs
svarbiausios tautines organiza-
cijos, kurios susidejo is zmoniu.
toll grazu ne vienaip galvojan-
ciu: Mes apememe ivairiu nuo-
taiku ir paziuru lietuvius. jei
taip galima pasakyti - "nuo
desines ligi kaires". o kai ture-
JON kelias organizacijas, tai tie
kartais mazi nuomoniu skirtu-
mai be reikalo isryskedavo, is
mazu skirtumu atsirasd avo
priestaravimai, net "grupes"
pasidalindavom ). Be to, musu
organizaciju central buvo pasi-
skirste: vieni Clevelande, kiti
New Yorke. treti Chicagoje.
Ia geographic" kartais didin-
davo nuomoniu skirtumus ir
sunkindavo bendradarbiav m
galimybes.
Pagaliau neturejom jokio
bendro rasyto statute tautines
sroves reikalu srityje. ALT
Centras ir LVS turejo savo kon-
stitucijas, bet kai nusprendem
prisideti prie AL Tarybos, tai
daug kas dabar nebeatitinka
naujiems gyvenimo statomiems
reikalavimams. Todel jau Sc
niau, ypac dabar visi jautem
ir matom reikala tureti viena
organizacija.
- Ar tai bus tik buvusiu Or
ganizaciju federacija, ar ju pa
naikinimas isteigiant nauja
samburi?
- Klausimas kick keblus, -
sypsosi Oils, - ir nenoreciau
nieko apie kitus sakyti. Bet
siaip reiSkiasi nuomone, jog rel
ketu eiti prie vienos organizaci-
jos. AS tikiu, jog mes ateityje
turesim VIENA organizacija.
Vienoj organizacijoj geriau su-
siprasim, issiaiskinsim ir savo
darbus suderinsim. Turesim vie-
ma centra, nepaisant, kad EMO
mes ir toliau bus ivairiose vie
tovese pasiskirste.
- KOks bus naujOsiOs Orga-
nizacijos pobldis ir tikslas?
- Tai pats svarbiausias klau-
simas, j kuri net negaleciau
trumpai atsakyti. Pastebesiu
tik, kad mes visi sutinkam, jog
visu geros valios ietuviu svar-
biausias uzdavinys - lietuvy-
bes islaikymas Amerikoje. Lie
tuvybes savoka apima musu
kalba, kultura, tautine musq
kilmes samone ir tt. Ia pagrin-
da tautine srove ina, kaip savo
vyriausia obalsi. Kitos idejos,
kaip katalikybe, socializmas -.
yra daugiau internacionalines,
Kittens jos daugiausia rupi, bet
NUNS = pirmoje vietoje lietu-
vybes idealas. Esu isitikines, kad
su musu obalsiu ir amerikieciq
tarpe rasime daugiau suprati-
mo ir moralines bel finansines
paramos. Ju tarpe yra daug
zmoniu, kurie noriai prisides
prie islaikymo tu duomenu, is
kuriu galiausiai susidaro If
Amerikos kultura. Mano patty
rimu, amerikieciams mazi a u
idomu tureti ka bendro su poll
tiniais dalykais, kurie remiami
buvusiu Lietuvos politiniu par
thu linijomis -. Tai amerikie-
CLANS staciai neidomu, 0 ne tick
perkelta 2-ra pusl.
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SEIMUI RENGTI KOMUA

pranesa seimo dalyviams, kad balandzio 30
d. val. yak. tame pat viesbutyje ivyksta seimo
dalyviu ir sveciu isklminga vakariene, kura pra-
Some anksto uzsirasyti
Cekiai israomi izdininko vardu JC Baltus ir
prsiuncami sekretorei Onai Valaitienei, 179 So.
End ST. Brooklyn II N.Y.
Seimui ir Vakarienei Rengti komisija: pirrnin J.P
Ginkus (495 Grand St. Brooklyn |, N.Y..
nariai: Y. Abraitis, Mrs E. Baltus, Dr. NJ J.
Colney, Caplinskiene, Pr. Lapiene, P. Mar
vydas, J. Sagys, A. S. Treciokas, |. Trecio-
kiene, J. Tysliava.
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PavergtQ tautu atstovQ
manifestacija

Geguzes 5 diena New Yorke
Carnegie Hall rengiamas dide-
lis susirinkimas, kuriame kalbes
trylikos pavergtu tautq zymds
politikos asmenys, kaip Miko-
lajczyk, F. Macy, Dimitrov, Ga
fencu.
Lietuviu vardu kalbes M.
Krupavicius ir V. Sidzikauskas.
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tine antikomunistine valdzia.
Vengrijos kardinolo Mindszen-
ty ir Bulgarijos protestantu ku-
nigQ nuteisimo klausima nutare
irasyti j UN visuotinio susirinki-
mo dienotvarke. Prizes balsavo
tik Rusijos ir Lenkijos atstovai.
BALANDzIO 9
Jau susitarta del Vakaru Vo-
kietijos visu trijQ zonu sujun-
gimo ir vieningo valdymo. Tuo
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SESIOS DEMOS.
pasaulio politikoje
BALANDzIO 8

BALANDzIO 8
Nuo balandzio Is dienos TIA
llJoje uzdaromi visi sovietu kon-
sulatai
Kinijos taikos derybose komu-
nistai reikalauja, kad vyriausy-
bes armija visiskai pasiduotu ir
butQ ijungta' komunistu vado-
vaujama "liaudies armija".
Burmoje sukilimas pasibaige,
ir sukileliai sutiko remit dabar-
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@ VELYKOS kaip Kaledos siandn prmoj eej kriks
EJENIy Gonska kkscionybes lakus
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::t&AS}yG} hitoh'
Kekvienu atveju ji Kaldu svenciu ya atgi
S%. akos Hnkejimu Velykos
w hna pegaes svente = prgaes Gero prizes Pikta
MINNIE
gyvybes perga zmos v
susijungiame viename dzaugsme, panasiame
dzaugmas
sada uos dzaugsma daugmo
valanda iudesu prsimename
Net amQ rupescais gyvena
yra pnt apgaiestaut pakeas aukas
venimo kovoje
ITEMS kmie
Jucame ddesne
pergyvenmus
u pah okia daugbe auec kuos
geriausa Vyu gall nunust matydamas gyvene
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uk v1epau
bnamos kaden kMtojamo
prpaistame, kovojame u
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LIETUVAI VADUoTI SAJUkG0S
VALDYBA
sauka balandzio 80 diena, val pp New Yorke,
Hotel New Yorker (8th Ave- If 34th St. kampas),
LVS visuotini nepaprasta susirinl<ima. Delegatu
skaicius neapribotas.
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AMERIK0S LIETUvIQ TAUTININl<Q
centric VALDYBA

Saukia balandIo 30 diena VAL pp New Yorke,
Hotel New Yorker (8th Ave- ir 34th ST. kampas) },
ALTO narip visuotini nepeprasta susirinlima. Visi
nariai kvieciami dalyvauti
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Phi divadelnf zkousce.

Ia diva dny pc mimofadne
konferenci byla prvn1 zkouska
ma Marysu. Purkrabek sam ne
mohl r1ci, proc prave tn hru Wy
bral k svemu ochotnickemu de-
butu. Kdyz Marysu navrho-
val, mel Kamilu pro tituln1 ro-
Ii ma mysli. Byl pfesvedcen, re
il zahraje a re by vdbec lepsl
pTedstavitelky nenasel. Kamila
Sc Size zdrahala, ale prece pfi-
jala. Ostatn1 role mu pomohll
obsadit sami clenove ochotnic-
keno spolku, a vetSinou dobfe.
Byli mezi mimi start a zkuseni
herci.
Klabuna ma prvn1 zkousku
nepTisel. Arnostovi sc vymlu-
vii, re mu prvn1 zkousky, jenom
ctene, nen1 treba, kdyz hru do
bre Una a jiz v nj hral. Ten
vsak jeho vymluve pine neve-
I'll a mel jej v podezrenf, re Sc
nabfdl jen z jakehosi pTenahle-
nj a nyn1 no to snad mrz1. Pro-
to byl zvedav, prfjde-li ma dru-
hou zkousku, ktera byla v ne
deli ma to a mela byt jiz ma Je-
visit.
Dostavili Sc vsichni a vetsi-
nou jiz ovladali 1lohy.
Klabuna take pFisel.
Pfivftali no Size radostne, a
lie pTec S jakousi zdrzenlivostl'
Vzdyt to by1i vetsinou jeho "a
ci a nynf prvne pTisel mezi ne,
ably spolecne s mimi hral diva
do. Bylo to tax neobvykle u
toho samotaTe, ktereho Size We
lskole NELL radi, ale nynf jim byl
vzdalenejsi nez Almost, ktere-
no znali necele diva mes1ce. Po-
mer, ktery Sc vytvoTil mezi u
citelem a zaky, treba jiz dav-
no pominul, piece sa ne 1cin-
koval. NeveTili skorem, re je
mezi mimi, ably S mimi hral, ze
je tam spfse proto, ably mel do
zor. Tim sestalo, re Sc pc je.
no pffchodu nezvykle ztisili
ltak jake We skole, kdyz pTisel
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Marcia z c~hudobince.
ROMAN Napsal VACLAV HYNEK


"Neni to vtip. Takovy pokus
NIUE skoncit ne1spechem a
KIDD 81 to vezme ma svedoml?
Chcete-li vyhovet, vezm6te 81
tedy prvn1 tr1du sam a globej-
tie S detmi."
Nastalo trapne ticho. Oba
mlad1 upreli oci ma r1d1ciho u
citele, ktery 81 nervosne pohra-
val listinou, jiz drzel v ruce, a
polykal shiny, jake by spolkl
horkou pilulku. Nenalezal hned
vhodnych SLOW, jimiz by odpo-
vedel. Klabuna nekolik okam-
zik1 cekal ma jeho odpoved a
pax Ease Sc klidne obratil k O.
knu.
R1dlci ucitel konecne spolkl
tn horkost a oval Sc, jak dove
oil nejklidneji, ably zachoval
vaznost ucitelske porady:
"Nenarizujf nam to, jenom
mas zadajl, abychom podal-
zpravu, jsou-li u mas pro ter
pokus podm1nky. Nechce-li sc
nikomu do neho, nebude Sc te-
dy delat. Slecno Karaskova.
napiste do protokolu, re neni
pro to podmfnek, proto nebu.
deme tou metodou ucit."
"Mdzete tam pripsal, re hla.
vne ia jsem proti tomu, ably tt
neodnesla tady ia mladatka,'
fekl Klabuna.
"Nikdo to neodnese. A nyn.
dalsf bod programu dnesn1 pc
rady. Jak vfte, byl prave jme.
novan novy pan skolnf inspek.
tor. Ably Sc nam predstavil g
povedel nam sve pfan1 a poza.
davky a take ably Sc S nami ST
vsemi najednou seznamil, svo
lava ma pT1st1 ctvrtek schGz
vseho ucitelstva sveho okresu
Zacatek schGze je v osm hodi1
rano v okresnlm meste v kres.
l1rne chlapecke meStanske ske
ly. Doufam, re Sc zajiste vsi
chni ma tn schGzi dostav1me."
90 tom jiste nemus1te pc
chybovat, pane r1d1c1, oval 81
Klabuna cd okna. Gale ably
chom tam byli v osm hodin, mu
sine jeti jiz ma noe. Rano by
chom Sc tam v cas- autobusen
nedostali."
"Pojedeme tedy ma noe. Ma
pfsi pTedsedovi organisace, alb,
nam tam opatfil n6jake prime
rene noclehy a pojedeme. =
no je tedy take vyf1zeno. Tin
by byl dnesn1 program vycer
pas. Ma snad nekdo z vas vol
ny navrh nebo nejaky dotaz?'
Nikdo Sc neoZval.
"Konc1m a pros1m vas, abyst
podepsali protokol," ukoncil RI
dfci ucitel mimoTadnou porad1
a vstal.
Jeden "a druhym podpisoval
mlcky protokol napsany slec
nou Karaskovou a pax Sc roz
chazely.
TV
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recital. Mr.. McCree is also con-
cert manager for the artist.
Mrs. Amelia Gourdin has been
verp helpful as secretary Of the
committee. Serving as financial
secretary, and in charge of tickets
is David E. Lane, Rutheven st.,
Roxbury, GA 7-4342. The Souve-
mir Program is handled by Mrs.
Rheable M. Edwards, los Monore
ST., GA 7-5760. Other mer- bers Of
the committee include George w.
Freeman, Charles E. Hughes, Mrs.
Estella Crosby, Mrs. Alma J. Ran
dali, Mrs. Dorothy D. Prout, Mrs.
Elizabeth Franklin, Mrs. Maurice
Smith, Mrs. Gertrude w. Chand-
Ter, Mrs. Fannie Bell, Mrs. Irene
Gordon, Mrs. Edna Center of
Cambridge, Mrs. Alice Fayette
Taylor, Granville Stewart, Mrs.
Ruth Joseph, Miss Mayme Tarby,
Mrs. Hazel Brothers, Mrs. Rosa
Brown, Mrs. Helen Mann, Mrs.
Gertrude Woodhouse, Mrs.
Josephine Taylor. Mrs. Lima
Bailey, Mrs. Lillian Phillips, Mrs.
Eula Wright and Mrs. Madeline
Digger.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-12-31
JACKSON HEADS
MAIDEN COUNCIL

MAIDEN Councilman Herbert
L Jackson was elected president
of the Maiden City Council at a
council session Thursday. His
election was unanimous. He has
been a member of the Counci,
since 1916. His political caree,
has been noteworthy. In 1916
he was the first colored man If
Maiden to win election to a
public Office, being elected coun-
Gilman from Ward 7. Two years
later he was again elected to
the same Office from Ward S, re-
ceivipg the second highest vote.
Councilman jackson is mar
ried to the former Doris Pope
and has two daughters and son,
Herbert L., Jr.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-12-31
MARION McCREE
RECITAL JAN. 10

One of the good things the New
Year will bring shortly to Bos-
tonians will be the Marion Nc
Cree recital, at Jordan Hall,
Thursday evening, January 10.
Miss McCree is being presented
by the Boston Branch Of the
NAACP. Such combination is
rare; Miss McCree, whose talent is
highly acclaimed by the leading
national newspapers. is always
great favorite; and, with the
N ationa1 Convention Of the
NAACP in Boston next June, the
Boston Branch has achieved even
breater distinction.
Many of Boston's most faithful
civic an6 cultural leaders are
working hard to make the re-
cital a great success. Mrs. Mary
A. Turner, chairman of the COM
mittee has proved her ability to
stimulate the interest and coop
Grafton of committee members,
Wade H. McCree, ST., is most re-
sourceful as co-chairman Of the
committee and is working untir-
ingly toward the success of the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-12-31
By ALFRED BAKER LEWIS

The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People, under the able guidance
of Roy wilkins, has initiated a
Civil Rights Mobilization in
Washington ON January 1917,
with a mass meeting and a
series of visits by their constitu-
ents to Senator's and Congress-
men to get support for the vari-
Gus measures recommended by
President Humans famous Com
mission on Civil Rights, particu-
larly Fair Employment Practice
Legislation, the Federal Anti
Poll Tax Bill, the Federal Anti
Lynching Law, and an act to for
bid segregation in interstate
travel.
The NAA.C.P. is not trying to
DO the 1oD Slngle-handeo, which
was the mistake made when
Walter White was the Secretary
and an attempt was made un-
successfully to rally support for
vice-President Barkley's ruling
against the filibuster. Instead,
there is associated with the
N.AA.C.P. in this Mobilization
for Civil Rights, the AT. of L.,
the CLIO, Americans for Demo-
cratic Action, headed by the dy-
manic young Senator from Min
nesota, Hubert Humphreys, the
American Jewish Committee, the
American Jewish Congress and
several church groups both
Catholic and Protestant, and all
the more important nnsa-com-