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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
PIRMAS BANDYMAS

USA IL DldzlOSloS BrltanlJos
vyrlausybes Iormalal kalulns
bulgarlJos, VengrlJos ir kumu.
nlJos vyrlausyDes uz zmogaus
telsiu ir pagrlndiniu laisviu pa.
niekinima.
Kodel kaltinamos tik sios trys
valstybes? Ar gi ne tas pats yra
Cekoslovakijoj, Jugoslavi j o j.
Lenkijoj, AIbanijoj ir pacioj So
vietu Sajungoj, ypatlngai jos
okupuotuose krastuose? Ar, pa
galiau, viskas su zmogaus tel
semis tvarkoj lspanijoje?
Pamato kaltinti visas butu
CANA. Bet tam dar nera teisi-
niu priemoniu. Zmogaus Teisiu
Deklaracija ir Genocido pa
smerkimo konvencija yra dar
tik graziai surasyti popieriai,
bet neisigalioje.. -. o NINETY
trijQ valstybiQ padetis kick XII
tokia: jos, kaip "buve priesai",
yra pasirasiusios taikos sutar-
tis su kara laimejusiais sa-
jungininkais, kuriose tarp ko
kita pasizadejo gerbti ir EMO
gaus teises bel laisves.
Pagal sitas sutartis USA, d.
Britanijos ir Sovietu Sajungos
diplomatiniu misiju virsininkai
yra ipareigoti priziureti, kad
zmoniu teises ir laisves butu
saugojamos. Jie turi perserge-
tt vyriausybes, kad jos nesi-
elgtu nesuderintai SUI pasizade-
jimais taikos sutartyje. Jeigu
tarp priziuretoju ir priziurimos
vyriausybes susidaro gincas, ar
cia yra ar nera sutarties lauzy-
mo, tai klausimas perkeliamas
j komisija, sudaryta is abieju
pusiu atstovu ir trecio neutra-
laus mario. Toji komisija turf
ginca isspresti.
Tai stai pagal sita tvarka
USA ir D. Britanijos diplomatai
dabar bando veikti. Toks BAN
dymas dar yra pirmas. Labai
idomu, kas is to bandymo iseis.
Visu pirma jau paciu "pri-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

ziuretojQ" tarpe nera ir nebus
vienodos nuomones. Kaltinima
turetu kelti visi trys didieji
sajungininkai, o kelia tik du,
Trecias nieko nesako, kadangi
treciasis pats yra didziausias
tu nusikaltimu kurstytojas ir
net isakytojas -.
Xxi siol visus USA ir D. Bri-
tanijos diplomatu ispejimus anu
triju krastu vyriausybes, kali
bedamos, zinoma, tik savo lu-
pomis, bet Maskvos balsu, at
sake, kad cia ne jusu reikalas
ir tick :.
Taigi, viskas turetu butt per-
kelta j komisijas SUI "neutra-
liais" nariais. Bet ar siais lai-
kais yra pasaulyje 'neutraliu"?
Juk, jeigu kaltinamieji nebus
visiskai tikri, kad tas treciasis
palaikys ju puse, tai atmes il,
kaip me neutralu" ir nesutiks,
kad klausimas butu atiduotas
komisijai.
Tada jau butu aiskus irody-
mas, kad taikos sutartis sulau-
zyta. Kas toliau?
Sakytum, kad ''buves prize
sas" tokiu atveju vel pasidaro
priesas +. Bet sitame atsitiki-
me yra kitaip. Tokiu priesu,
prizes koki anais metals kariavo
USA ir D. Britannia, nei Bull
garija, nei Rumuniia, nei Ven
griia nebegali pasidaryti. Mes
tie krastai dabar yra vadovau-
jami "buvusiu draugu" tarnu.
stai kur didele painiava, del
kurios Sis pirmasis bandymas
teisiniu keliu apginti bent mi
netu triju krastu zmoniu teises
ir laisves greiciausiai nepasi-
seks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Naujoms jegoms dabar yra uzdavinys sukurt tai,
ko reka kad jaunimas megtu bendraut ir susiet
tarpe kad jaunimui bItu domu jausts etuviu tarpe.
Ne pamokslais ne amanavmais ape tautos vargus
jaunma galima patraukt.
Jei naujosios jegos Americas lietuviu visuomeneje
nesukurs to parauklumo tai r ju pacu jaunimas neju
coms liks svetimas lietuvskumu.
Taig... ir sakoma, nepersokes per griovi, nesakyk
"opn' mes gal dar ikris.
Taip il cia. Neprekaistaukte senajai ateivu kar-
tai del aunmo po metu kitty galite patys butt to
prekaisto verti egu nesugebesite bendra senosos
atevios pagaba sukurt ko nors kas aunimui sudaryu
pat1aukimo prie lietuviskos bend1uomenes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
.aisvoji valanda
VANAGAITL PRISIMElNANT'

DIRVA tebegauna rasiniu apie nesenai is
misq tarpo atsiskyrusi a. a. Antana Vana-
gaiti. Atsiminimai apie il tebera gyvi dau-
gumo lietuviu mintyse. Vanagaitis nusipel-
ne, kad minetumem il ne tik sukaktuviq
progomis. 81 karta cia dedame Budriko ir
St. Pilkos straipsnius apie Vanagaiti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
NJ A n o M A L ID A

M n u vi IL
Faustas Kirsa
Mes gedime t6vu, sunQ ir partizanu
Tevynes parblokstos zmoniu krauju kanuos ;.
Bendros kancios ziedai vainikas aisve puos
o Dieve, nuodemes atleiski ju ir mano...
Mes kritom luzime, mes kyla;ne dangu,
Ir musQ sauksmas palette dausu skliautus,
Mes drebnam sventoves ir uolu krantus,
Tesutrupie nelaisves pragaro zabangai
Ant amzinu piliu kranklai lavonais sotus,
Uzkeiktus burtus klyka zydntiems laukams,
himnai skinda pakartuju palaikams,
0 Dieve, gelbeki tevynes mano plotus
Tap blankus lupu zodziai, bet zmogaus esybe
Spindejimais praskruodzia gelmes ir saknis,
Tu, Dieve tas, kurs padega vsas ugnis,
Kurs vandenynui duoda vedo tapatybe!
Tavesp, Tavesp isketos rankos nekaltuju
Prize kryziu rymanciu, prie sugriautu nanny =.
Tu rustume praamziu skaistumu
Palamos zvilgsni kaip balandi lesk ant juju -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
A. VANAGAITIS :
scenes zmogus
RasO Stasys Pilka

Visa tai, atrodo, buvo dar taip nesenai ;. At
mintyje dar taip artimos tos pirmosos Lietuvos
profesinio teatro kdrmosi denos (Lygiai, kaip
ir viso musu Sales naujo gyvenimo pradzia
beveik is niekoD Bet kai 1920 metu gruodzio
| 19 d. oficialiai atsidare Letuviu Memo Kurejq
lVaidykla (po dveju metu suvalstybinta ir pa
krikstyta Kauno Vastybiniu Teatru), ir kai Nau-
juosius 1921 Metus sutinkant ivyko pirmasai
lietuviu kaiba operos Traviata vaidinimas, mu-
su tauta isitikino, jog il jau turf pirmuosus ir
nuolatinius Dramos ir Operos Teatrus Ar reikia
priminti, kad visa tai ivyko ypatinguose gyve-
nmo sunkumuose kai krastas buvo karo mute
riotas ir materialia dar visiskai nepajegus? Ir
kad is niekur nebuvo gauta jokio kulturinio kral-
clio ar palikimo! Kada kulturinnku is viso, ypac
stipresnu menininku jegos buvo dar labai retos.
Taciau atsirado saujele pasiryzeQ, kuri susi-
zavejo bevek negyvendnama svajone. Tie EMO
mes stveresi darbo ir sumanyma greit ir sekmin-
gai paverte gyvu klnu. Kaune atidare duris lie
tuviSkas teatras!
Uzsukti sios lietuviskos teatrines masinos
ratai nenustamai sukasi stai jau dvidesimts
devintuosius metus. IS vieno vienintelio teatro
pradejusi, Lietuva netrukus apsijuose placiu te-
atru-teatreliu tinklu: tam, kad tauta pasidary-
tu sviesene ir kulturiskai tvirtesne. Mes bendra-
me Lietuvos kuturiniame pakime musu teatras
visada vaidino tikrai ne paskutnl, daznal gal
net pirmaujanti vaidmeni.
Anomis Lietuvos savistovaus gyvenmo ku-
rimosi dienomis Kaune atsirado vienas amblcln-
giausiu ir gabiuju musu provncijos vargoninin-
ku. Jaunas vyras kuriam buvo pasiseke net ir
platesni pasauli pamatyti: mat, pirmosios vo-
kiecu okupacijos metals turejo laiminga proga
isvykti Dresdena muzikos mokytis. Tasai daug
zadas vargonninkas chorvedys ir megejas val
dintojas Antanas Vanagaitis Kaune pateko j pa
ii lietuvisku memo istaigu organizavimo sukuri.
ia verpeta jis ne tik sitrauke, bet gret jane ir
skilo Iskilo kaip tik gal jam paciam netiketoje
srityje - scenos memo darbe, kuriame patrau-
ke kitty demesi ir dave zymiu vilciu.
Teatro meile jau ir anks6iau buvo viena is
Vanagaicio ddziuju silpnybiu. Tad visiskai SUI
prantama, kodel jis noriai isijunge teatro orga-
nizacinj ikarsti ir (netD sumanymu "politika"
ir strategija (Kiek veliau = aiskai stojo K. Gn-
skio puseje, palaikydamas il F., kad butu teatro me-
no vadovu ir su dideliu ikarsciu sudare griezta
opozicija prizes kita pretendenta memo vadovus
- j. Vaicku).
Kasdienine duona pelnydamas chorvedzio ir
muzikos mokytojo darbu, Vanagaitis po trupu-
tt pradejo dirbti ir Kauno scenoje. Taciau patti
pirmaji zingsni scena jam bezengiant, jis publl-
kai buvo dar nematomas Lietuvos operos atida-
romajame spektaklyje jis.. sedejo suflerlaus
hideleie lis buvo pirmasis Lietuvos operos sufe-
RUS
fRuc dauUiaul
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

Lietuviu muzkos pasaulio patriarcho neber
Viena klrybine pajega dingo. il pasisalino nu
zemes. Juodas gedulo debesys apgaube mus.
Kad Vanagaitis mire, jau vis zinome. 10 mir
tis buvo baisus smugis ir didele zala visuomenei
Gedulas mus slegia. Tegu galingesne plunksn;
neisddomai apraso jo nepapratus dvasios turtus
kuriais gamta taip gausia il buvo apdovanojusi
Tegu iskalbingesnis liezuvs atpasakoja kiniu
jo gyvenimo darbus.
Leiskite man tarti tik zodi = kita. AS noril
jam isreiksti savo meile, savo pagarba jam, save
auksta ivertinima jo passventimo ir savo sird
gela del jo per ankstyvo pasisalinimo is must
tarpo...
Musu sirdziu giumoje yra minciu, kuriu ne
galime isrekst susijaudinimu, kurie neranda To-
dziu, dejoniu, kuriu negalima istarti. Netiketu.
mas, smugis, gaesis, skriaudos ir zalos jausmas
asarojimas, sirdgela, gedulas = cia nesudarc
pilnos israiskos. Viskas yra tuscias spektaklis =
Sic gaudzia varpa Sis liudesio zenklas, sios lai-
dotuviu giesmes, Sic zmoniu susirinkimai, Sic
virpulingi zodzai - viskas tuscia -.
Vanagaicio gyvenimo darbai yra zinomi vi
sur. Eulogijos, kurios liejas tirstai ir sparciai
is etuvu apgyventu krastu, nera sukurtos is
drbtnes retorikos. JOS yra tikros. Asaros, tryks-
tancios is daugeo akiu nera asaros del paprocio
Jos nera oficialus smbolis gedulo, kuris kybo ap-
link mus Jos rodo tautos mint ir uzeja zmoniu
sirdis :.
Vanagaitis mire. -. Ne! AS negaliu tarti,
kad iis mire Jis tik nuskrido amzinyben ir skrie-
damas per nezinoma krasta tebemoja NUNS ran
ka ir kviecia mus graziu sapnus sapnuoti, nebaig-
ta jo darba testi.
10 geradaringa, kelianti dvasia tebera gyva
10 bendradarbiu sirdyse!
Darbai, gime is viltingu, gailestingu, meiliu
sirdziu ir kilniu protu, negai mirti.
Jie patvers ir gyvens, kol zmogaus lakas
uzmerks axis ir zmogaus dangus subires ANIL
nybes kappa
10 sielos muzika nepradings nuo zemes Am
ziu vejai ja nesios po lietuviu bakuzes ir links
Minis busimas kartas.
AS tegaliu tik susimastyti nuliudime, kad
Vanagacio neber AS negau isivaizduoti, kas taip
gaivins MARGUCIO skaitytojus tokos skaiscios
dvasios rastais = skaniais ir skaidriais juokais.
10 asmenybe nepakartojama. Paprasta savo
kaba jis nepraenkiamai itakingai isreiksdavo
pukas, gilias mintis
Aukstybeje jo dvasia skleidzia gaidas sal
lziausios dainos, lieciancios musu gyvenimo ver-
smes 10 dvasa lieka NUNS, kaip muzikos smbo-
is 10 svelnus balsas nutilo zemeje, kad
orabtu sferu muzikoje, = ivairuojas ir saldus,
is tebeinguoja su mumis, keldamas muzikos
kvepima.
Jo muzikos dvasia girdo musu gyvenlma
nektaru. Tylus jo balsas tebedalnuo-
"a visuomenes sirdyje, ir visuomene budi..
Tor, povocario Sa1ti raSOti DrStal DUO
ia ir sventina 10 kapa! Tebuna palalmlnta Ia
veja, kuri suvyste jo kuna.
Budrikas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

lr tarp naujienq kartais pasi-
taiko senienu =.
Prizes pora savaiciu DIRVOJE
skaiciau, kad dailininkas Varnas
po operacijos pasveiko ir jau
rengiasi keliauti j Amerika. Da-
bar NAUJIENU pirmame pus-
pyle skaitau, kad jis dar tik SUI
sirgo ir jam bus daroma opera
CHA. Kaip suprasti?
J. d. Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
In Memoriom:
ANTANAS VANAGAITIS

Tu pradingai Dangaus bedugne
prarijo Tavo pavidala. Taciau Tavo sic
los muzikos lakstingala tebegieda ma
no Sirdziai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17

(Bus daugiau)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Libby News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ferguson and
two daughters Mary Ruth and Carol
Anne, of Spokane, were here for
Christmas week end at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Fergu-
son. They drove over Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
Bob Arnold of Kalispell, who is
State Forester, is in Libby work
ing in forestry work on state lands.
He expects to be here most of the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and
their four year old son are living
in their trailer house at the State
Fish Hatchery east Of town while
here.
Jack Schmautz of the local office
of Fish and Game Conservation,
attended a state organization meet
ing of the Void Life Restoration
Division, in Helena last week, on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Bob Damon is home for the holi-
days, visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Maude Damon.
". F. W. Meetings the LIST and Bird
Wednesday of each month at the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baker Jr. of
Spokane, were week end visitors at
the home of Louis Baker Sr.
Dale Adams spent Christmas visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Adams.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
George Wood and sons. Bruce and

George Wood and sons, Bruce and
George, drove to Kalispell Tuesday
bringing Mr.. Woods mother, Mrs
Della Rayome home with them that
afternoon. Mrs. Rayome has been
visiting since in November with her
son, Eli Wood and family of Mis-
soula, Eli bringing her to Kalispell
to meet the Libby folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Paul Powell
and daughter Carolyn spent Christ
mas week end at the home of Mr.
PowelIs family in Kalispell.
District Court will be held Friday.
January 6.
Pat Barrett, who is a senior at
the Bozeman College spent Christ
mas at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bryant Pat is
Ihajoring in engineering.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

Mrs. James Christie is helping out
in the county assessors office dur
ing the January assessment of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Thieman were called
to Helena Friday by the death of
the father of Mrs. Thieman and Mr..
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fauley and
son of Troy, and Clyde Fauley Jr.
student at MSU at Missoula, were
Christmas guests at the Clayton
Peterson home, in Libby.
Miss Margaret Sleizer who is en-
ployed by the United States Forest
Service in Portland, Ore, arrived
in Libby last week to spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Sleizer.
The Misses Helen and Katherine
Church, Tom Fennessy, Bill LUIS
cher, and Dick Austin, are among
the young people home for the holt
days.
Miss Patricia Cairns who attends
Northwestern University at Evan
ston, Ill, is spending the Christmas
holidays with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. M. Cairns.
Lumber anc Sawmin Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Burton Baker was the lucky win
ner of the All Club fat hog contest
held Friday, Dec. %, at Clay Par
ker's Studio.
PETER MELOY CERAMICS.
1877 9th Avenue, Helena, Mont.
25-25x
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lloyd Gillespie
and daughter Ardyce attended the
wedding of the Gillespie's son, Bob
and Miss Mary Agnes Regan at
last week end.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

Bennett Johnson returned to Lib
by Monday after spending five en-
joyable days including Christmas
with his sister, Mrs Lorraine r.
win, who is a patient at the Montana
State T. B. Sanitarium at Galen. He
reports she is looking very good and
is up and about for one hour each
day. She sends Greetings to every
one ana wishes them all a Happy
Now Near
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

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Evening star., 1949-04-26
keumeyer-o'DonneII

Mrs. William Goddard Neumey.
er announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Mary Virginia, te
DR.. Vincent Lane ODonnell. sor
of DR.. and Mrs. William Francis
IODonnell. Both Miss Neumeyel
and DIR. ODonnell are the fifth
generations of their families tc
live in Washington.
Miss Neumeyer. daughter OF
the late Mr.. Neumeyer. was grad
uated from Georgetown Visitation
Convent and Trinity College and
attended the Graduate School al
Georgetown University.
DR.. ODonnell was graduated
from the School of Medicine at
Georgetown University and served
his internship at Providence Hos
pital. After completing his In
ternship, he entered the Air Force,
in which he is q flight surgeon
with the rank Of Captain. now on
duty In Alaska.
Reevss-lowolI q
Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r.
Reeves of the engagement Of Mrs.
Reeves daughter. Miss Marie M
Tenant. to Mr.. Richard w. La
Evening star., 1949-04-26

Western Michigan. He served with
the Paratroopers in Japan for two
years.
Gibbons Rounser
Announcement is made Of the
engagement Of Miss Ruth Hya-
cinthe Gibbons to Mr.. Ernest
Bernard Raunser. jr., by the bride
elects mother. Mrs. John M.
Gibbons of Indian Head. Md. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Gibbons attended Mount
st. Agnes College in Baltimore
and now Is on the correspondence
staff in the executive office Of the
White House.
Mr.. Raunser. who Is the son Of
Mrs. Raunser Of Woodmere. Long
Island, and the late Mr.. Raunser.
is with the Navy at Indian Head
as an instructor In the Explosive
Ordnance Disposal School. He
attended Stevens Institute Of
Technology.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Engagements

wall. son Of Mrs. Harry S. laval
and the late Mr.. laval.
Miss Tenant is the daughter
Of Mr.. Philip c. Tennant Of Be-
thesda. She will be graduated in
June from Oberlin College.
No wedding date has been
named.
Woren- Benson
At a tea given in their Chevy
Chase home. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
E. Warren announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
Dodge. to Mr.. Guy Ralph Ben
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Toogood of Big Rapids. Mich.
The bride-elect attended Mari
eta College, where she was q
member of Alpha Xxi Delta Soror-
ity. She now is a student at West
ern Michigan College. specializing
In occupational therapy.
Mr.. Benson also is o student at
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Emily Post

To tAs writer es IRE ssllowsns
letter certainly s@ac sGy sasaceg~
thanks, "Yeas Soi<gt&oa- Gear Nj
Post. for ev&G.ng Tire awkw&fS. at
..atacn created ey fargett2rag oEss
person name ~aen fogr~c 10 IA
trocace her 10 a2aoaasg sAs 70 ssk
the namele&s orss. Yoa Know Msx
Brown. conI yoa ard lei Il Sc
at that; You sad issas would SO
very well unless Mfs b, SAla Yes
didn't tell me ye4y friend 5 name
In tia: event your oaly 2aTtes sas
10 change the subject On ilzas
point. may ] make a sasgesssog =
Why shouldn't Tire person ewsssg
introduced pay aitentaoa and.
when there Is any hesitation oE
omission Of a name. take the eCe
and supply Il herself as uaAttsg
Of course Every one !orgets al
times Id like 10 know, Of course
what you think Of this
My thought Is that you have
made an invaluable sagseSIlon
which, If followed. would solve an
unhappy situation N which al
too many OF Us find ourselves
On the Telephone
Dear Mrs. Posi- What is the
proper way 10 identify oneself On
the telephone THIS Is NJ r
Lincoln Of the Social Security Ad-
ministraiion. or This is Lincoln
or This is Mr Lincoln Is IL
ever good form FOR man TO say
This is Mr., Lincoln on the iele-
phone?
Answer: In business or 10 any
stranger 1t Is entirely proper that
q man say. This is Mr Lincoln
To q social acquaintance he should
say. This is Matthew Lincoln
Signing Letter
Dear Mrs. Post, Please tell me
how TO sign a letter 10 an ONCE
employe Of my husbands Should
II be Mrs. John Doe or Jane Doe
She calls me Mrs Doe and ] would
not want 10 encourage anything
else. even though I'm not very
much older than she is.
Answer: Correctly. no lady ever
signs her name Mrs. You there
fore sign your name Jane Doe
Evening star., 1949-04-26

With 81 garden clubs. organiza-
tions and groups participating. the
Flower Mart on the Pilgrim Steps
at the Washington Cathedral Fri
day. May 6. promises variety OF
wares to tempt visitors. Mrs.
David s. Barry, chairman, and her
four co-chairmen are jubilant
over the interest and cooperation
of District. Maryland and Vir-
ginia clubs.
Mrs. Truman will open the mart
at II o'clock, following judging Of
the booths along the steps and
driveway at the lower level.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Society News
Lively Poce Of Entertaining Continues
Among Members Of the Diplomatic Corps
By Katherine M. Brooks

a weeks visit with their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Pineau. This evening for
mer Representative and Mrs.
Charles s. Dewey viii entertain
at dinner for the visitors and
earlier today Nine. Pineau was
the guest in whose honor Mme.
Berard. wife of the French Charge
d'Affaires, gave q luncheon. Mr..
Bernard was host to q group Of
men at luncheon yesterday IN
honor of the French cabinet Min
lister, the guests including the 6ec-
retary Of Commerce, Mr.. Charles
Sawyer.
The italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani. who are In
New York during the sessions Of
the United Nations. will come
back to the Embassy the end Of
this week. They will be hosts to
the Vice President Of the Italian
Senate. Signor Adisio: Count RI
cardo and Prof. de Ia Rocca. The
visitors will arrive In New York
Thursday and will be in Wash
ington over Sunday.
The Secretary General Of the
Organization of American States
and Sonora de Lleras are In Mon
treal today for the launching Of
a new passenger and cargo ship.
Sonora de Lleras will christen the
craft the sCity of Manizales, after
the Colombian city of that name,
and the boat will enter the service
Of La Flota Mercante Gran-Co-
lombiana. an agency organized.
owned and operated by the gov
ernments Of Colombia. Ecuador
and Venezuela. Following the
launching this afternoon the Sec
retary General and Sonora de
Lleras will be the guests of honor
at a cocktail party which the
Colombian Consul General. Senor
Castillo, and Sonora de Castillo
will give for them. Other guests
will include officials Of the Ca
madam shipbuilding company
where the City of Manizales was
built.
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gAEet l1s<4ase EAeese; 10 Mr. Cart
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member q Alpha Om2eTon ~.
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
Portrait Showing

Diplomatic. of1icial and resi-
dental society viewed with much
interest the portrait OF Mrs. Rob-
ert Geaque painted by Alfred
Jonniaux and. shown at a recep.
ton yesterday in the artist
studio.
Nine. Vladimir Rybar, mother Of
Mrs. Geaque. was hostess at the
8 to 8 o'clock fete. and assisting
her was her other daughter. Mrs
Rowe Salzman. Mrs. Jonniaux and
Mrs. Robert Blake.
Evening star., 1949-04-26

Both ANIMALS and perennials in
bloom will be featured at the
booth which the Dificult Run
Garden Club has planned. and
where Mrs. David s. Wing, Mrs.
Edmund H. Parry. jr., chairman.
of Mclean, with their committee
members. will have a wide variety
for those planning their gardens.
Handmade and handkerchief
house and garden accessories will
be for sale at the Bethesda Gar
den Club booth. where Mrs. Charles
d. Heron. club president. and
members Of her Mart Committee.