davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
KAS ATSITIKTU, JEl UzDARYTQ
MARIANAPOLIO kOLEGIJA?
Senosios kartos veikejo nuomone

DIRVOJ tilpes j. Baciuno
rastas "Kodel taip yra?" suke-
lie pas mus truputi gyvumo ir
isauke siokio toxic pasiginci-
jimo. Gincytis visur ir visuo-
met yra leistina, jei gincijama-
81 prisilaikant .etikos rubeziu,
vaduojantis saltais faktais.
J.J. Baciunas savo raste pa
state klausima, kodel Ameri-
kon atvykus buvusiam Lietu-
vos valstybes prezidentui We
lioniui A. Smetonai, iseivijos
lietuviu visuomene, vieton prize
jo spiestis ir teikti jam visokia
galima pagalba jo uzsibrezta-
me darbe Lietuvos gynimui ir
vadavimui, pasiskirsciusi j vi
sokias krastutinybes, jei ne
viesai, tai slaptai j atakavo,
boikotavo, jo uzsibreztam dar-
bui kliude, smeize ir net val
dzios istaigoms melaging a i
skunde.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

Skirmantas Allamuchy,
NJ.
Smilgeviciute Kristina - Gro
ckston, MINI.
Sodonis Marijonas - Roches-
ter, NY.
Sodys Matas, Jadvyga, Juozas
Rochester, NY.
Stasiukynas Vaclovas, Monika,
Gediminas, Danute, Vida -
Brooklyn, NY.
Svelnyte Marcele - Waterbu-
ry, Conn.
Terese, Regina - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mickevicius Teofile, Tad a S,
Kleopatra - Ansonia, Conn.
Miklasevicius Henrikas, Irena
- Manhasset, IL, NY.
Misilnas Stasys = N. Scran-
ton, Pa.
Molskis Feliksas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Mucinskas, Prtnas, Ona, Alo-
izas, Lucia - Brooklyn, N.
Y.
Navickas Bronius - Revere,
Mass.
Paukstelis Ignas, Stase, w.
tautas, Juozas - Racine
Radvelskis Antanas, Anele, Pa
sa, Jonas - Brooklyn, MY
Povilionis Jonas - Wilkes Ba-
rre, Pa.
Premeneckas Margarita, Vik'
toras - Cleveland, Ohio.
Rajeckas Veronika, Juozas =
Brooklyn, NY.
Senuta Vaclovas, Liuda, Gedi'
minas - Broockton, Mass.
Spakevicius Bronislava, Julio
mas - Brockton, Mass.
sulcas Elena, Janina - New
lark, Del.
Surdokas Cezaris - Baltimo
re, Md.
! Tamasauskas Ceslovas, Emil
ia. Danute - Bayonne, Nd
Tomkevicaite Kazimi era
Cincinnati, Ohio
Uznyte Valerija = Maspeth
N. Y.
Valincius Antanas, Filomen'
Bridgeport, Conn.
Venclova Petras, Prane
Maspeth, NY.
Vilimas Vladas, Regina, Vlrgl
illus - Dayton, Ohio
zadvydas Osvaldas, Stase
Bronx, Ohio.
Zamulioniene Sofia - Day
ton, Ohio.
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Red Terror over Lithuania'
Taip bus pavadinta LVS leidziama knyga
apie Lietuvos uzgrobima, kuri Maskva ivykde
1910 metals
Tai yra angliska versija knygos sLietuva
tironu panciuose'', bet pagrindinai perreda-
quota ir papildyta, su Chicagos North Wes-
tern universiteto politiniu mokslp profesoriaus
Colgrovv parasytu ivadu.
knyga jau atiduodama spausdinti
Lietuviai, kurie rdpinates Lietuvos hkimu, SUI
sidomekite sa knyga!
NUNS svarbu, kad Amerikos yisuomenes
nuomone apie Lietuvos padeti butu teisin-
ga ir gerai informuota.
Kaip lasas prize laso sudaro vandenynus taip
atskiru zmoniu nuomones yudaro visuo-
menes nuomone
Nenumokim todel ranLa atskirq amerikie-
6iq informavima apie Lietuva!
Mes kiekvienas turime maziau ar daueiau pa
zistamu tarp amerikieciu is ne letuviu tar
po. Tad kiekvienas ir pasrupinkim, kad
tie mlsu pazistami bltp teisingai apsviesti,
kas atsitiko su Lietuva Tai bus eeri lasai
Amerikos visuomenes nuomone apie
Lietuva.
Pagalvok, ar gall pats gerai viska ispasakoti,
kaip atsitiko, kad Lietuva tapo pavergta?
Net ir tam, kas pats ia mate, sunku butu
viska apsakyti.
Bet lengviausia tai padaryti, jeigu savo pazi-
stamiems amerikie6iams padovanos te
knyga
RED terror over Lithuonio'
ir sudominsite juos, kad ia paskaitytu
Todel isigylite tu knygu daugiau ir skleiskite
jas amerikieciu tarpe! kuo daugiau ju pa
skleisite, tuo pla6iau pasklis Amerikoje
teisinga informacija apie Lietuvos padeti.
kuo daugiau bus paskleista sitos informa-
cijos, tuo palankesne bus Amerikos nuo-
none apie Lietuvos tese atgauti laisve.
Nuo Americas visuomenes nuomones daug
priklauso, kad Amerika padetp Lietuvai
prisikelti.
Todel stenglimes visi, kad ta nuomone butu
palanki Lietuvos laisves sauksmui!
lnformuol<im visus ir liekviena! Knyga Red
Terror over Lithuania" jun pades tai pa
daryti.
stat yra svarbus ir reiksmingas biidas prisi-
deti prie Lietuvos islaisvinimo!
JUS labai daug padesite ia knyga isleisti,
jeigu jau dabar uzsisakysite jos kuo daugiau-
siai kopiju, imokedami jos kama is anksto
tk po $500 uz kopija
Uzsakymus siuskite artimiausems LVS
skyriams arba tiesiai LVS sekretoriui adre-
suodami:
Liet. Vad. S-ga, CO DIRVA
$500 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

NAOJAOSI i
Kovo men. 21 d. laivu GE-
NERAL MUIR j New Yorko
uosta atvyksta sekantieji lie
tuviai tremtiniai:
Abakanavicius Antanas, Juli-
ia - Little Falls, NY.
Alksmantas Felicia, Eugenija
= Elizabeth, NJ.
Andriulis Alfonsas, Genovaite
= Brooklyn, NY.
Banenas Juozas, Brone, Algir-
das = Philadelphia, Pa.
Bruzenas Andriejus, Magdele-
ma, Jonas, Leonardas - Eli
zabeth, NJ.
Bakunas Petras - Rochester,
NY.
Budraitis Stasys, Genovaite =
Bayonne, NJ.
Buteniene Morta - Waterbu-
ry, Conn.
Dautartas Leonas - Cleve-
land, Ohio
Druktenis Jadvyga - Brook
lyn, NY.
Dumbra Augustinas = Sagi-
nav, Mich.
Dziakonas Alfonsas - Roches-
ter, NY.
Eidenas Jonas, Eugenija, Ina,
Jonas = Lansing, Mich.
Galinis Viktoras, Dalija, Vik-
torija, Irena, Lukrecija =
Kearny, NJ.
Gintala Brone - Phila, Pa.
Gaubys Paulius, Valerija, Gra-
zina - Brooklyn, NY.
Jakas Sofia, Vaidotas, Rimvy-
das, Ruta = Brooklyn, NY.
Jaras Petras, Marijona - Bal
timore, Md.
Juodis Jonas - Brooklyn, NY,
Kacinskas Jeronimas, Elena =
So Boston, Mass.
Kardasius Elena, Elena =
Praire Du Chen, Wis.
Karlonas Boleslovas = Law.
renee, Mass.
Kauniene Petronele, Brute =
Rochester, NY.
Kruzintaitis Ksaveras, Maria
Gertrud - Brooklyn, NY.
Matulevicius Angelo, Angel
Cleveland, Ohio.
Miknius Stasys, Elena, Eaime
Angelo Kennebunkport
Maine.
Mockapetris Motiejus, On a
Dalia, Leonardas Dor
chester, Mass.
Lelys Petras - Cleveland,O.
Oniunas Bronius, Brone
Brooklyn, NY.
Paliulis Jonas, Kazimieras :
Waterbury, Con.
Paukstys Izidorius, Ona :
Brooklyn, MY.
Popeliucka Wanda - Brooklyn
NY.
Sadauskas Albinas - Mahs
noy City, Pa.
Skruodys Kostas, Antanln'
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Kovo Is d. laivu MARINE
TIGER j Bostono uosta atvyk-
sta Sic lietuvia tremtiniai:
Acas Regina - Albany, NY.
Alvikyte. Stefa - Elizabeth
N. Y.
Ankudavicius Stanislovas, Ma
ria, Milda - Brooklyn,NY
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-NAUJAkURIAI

Baltrusaitis Augustus - Bri-
dgeport, Conn.
Baublys Jokubas - Newark
NJ.
Bonatas Antanas, Maria, Ga.
bija - Brockton, Mass.
Bobelyte Danute - Cleveland
Wise.
Braska Povilas - Brockton
Mass.
Bukauskas Bonifacas - Cice.
! 70, Ill.
Butas Andrius, Apolonija,
Aleksandra, Anatolius - w.
Cheshire, Conn.
Butkus Eugenija, Lilija, Juo-
zas - Brooklyn, NY.
Butkys Kazimiera, Povilas -
Brooklyn, NY.
tekas Vaclovas, Emilia, AL
dona, Danguole - Worches-
ter, Mass.
Cigas Petras, Emilia - Gle
veland, Ohio.
Daugela Kazys, Stase, Ruta -
Londonderry, NH.
Domijonaitis Kestutis - AL
bany, MINI.
Dirvianskis Algirdas, Aleksan-
dra, Arunas - Bloomer, w.
Dockus Kostas, Jadvyga =
Elizabeth, NJ.
Dulaitis Donatas, Aldona -
Arlington, NJ.
Gaiziunas bronius, Brone, Gin
tautas - Cleveland, Ohio
Gaizutis Jonas, Stase - Ar
lington, N. J.
Gaizutis Jonas, Elena, Ausre-
lie, Nijole - Millersburg, Oh.
Gedrikis Stasye, Irena E.
Orange, N. J.
Gerdvilis Leonas, Janina, Wis
valdas, Violeta = Roc k
Creek, Ohio.
Griganavicius Juozas, Ona, Jo-
mas, Verute, Ona, Juozas -
Schenectady, NY.
Grigonis Pranas, Eleonora, Ma
rimantas = Cleveland, Oh.
Guobuzis Jonas, Maria - Tr.
Collegeville, Pa.
Guzas Vytautas - Leechburg,
Pa.
Ivanauskas Juozas, Juze, Mar
garita - Elizabeth, ND.
Ivaskevicius Stanislo vas -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jagelaviciene Ona - Walton,
N. Y.
Janulyte Severina, Julia -
Bismark, North Dakota
Jaroslavlevas Leonidas, Vale
RIA, Rita-Marija - Water
bury, Conn.
Jarosunaite Janina - Bis
mark, N. Dakota.
Jociene Viktorija, Vida - Bro
oklyn, N. Y.
Juceviciu Antanas, Brone, Mil
da, Liuda, Antanas - Hart
ford, Conn.
Juraitis Jonas, Eugenija, vi
tas, Antanas :, Fanwood
NJ
Kalinowski Olga - Marquette
Mich.
Kazakevicius Juozas, Vitalija
Aldona, Petras Ozone
Park, N. Y.
Kesiunas Povilas, Viktori j a
Lilija - w. Bridgewater
Mass.
Kizlauskas Juozas, Bronius
Giedre, Algimantas, Jurgis
Brooklyn, NY.
Kleinaitis Martynas, Jeva, Ire
ma - Bridgeport, Conn.
Kliauziene Bronislava - Phi
/ ladelphia, Pa.
Kauneliene Alexis a ndra :
Long Island City, NY.
Knystautiene Maria, Grazina
/ Vladas, Aldona Cleveland
| Ohio.
: Kulikauskiene Elena - Stap
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balsu dauguma uz konstituci-
jos originate palaikyma.
Ir dabar ten valdzios uzlai-
komose mokyklose mokytojau-
ia tos pacios kataliku vienuo-
les, bet jos jau persirengusios
civiliai.
Nors tai buvo kaz kas pana-
saus j "katalikybes persekio-
jima", taciau jokiais ismislais
niekas nesisvaide, apsieita be
jokiu kurstymu. Kataliku dva-
siska valdzia, kataliku organi-
zacijos ir vienuoliu ordenu ad-
ministracija neprotestavo ir
nesipriesino. Katalikiska spau-
da (ir mlsu DRAUGAS) ia
ivyki pasitiko saltai, prieme il,
kaip ivykusi fakta ir tuo Wis
kas baigesi.
Tai parodo, kaip kulturingi
zmones skaitosi SUI savo val
dzia ir tvarka.
Mokyklu uzdarymas
1913 metals buvo karas, ku-
rio nasta nese ir musq valsty-
be = USA. ziema buvo labai
skaudi, o truko kurui angliu,
kuriu daugybes reikejo ir ka-
riskiems reikalams, mes skysto
kuro (aliejaus) tada dar nebu-
vo. Taupumo sumetimais fede-
raline valdzia tam tikromis
dienomis uzdraude vartoti an
glis sildymui, isskyrus tik gy-
venamus namus, ligonines ir
kariskus reikmenis gaminusias
imones; visos kitos istaigos
tomis dienomis turejo apseiti
be silumos arba .ir visai uzsi-
daryti.
Detroit mieste taciau atsi-
RADIO katalikisku parapijiniu
mokyklu (ju tarpe pora lenkis-
ku), kurios valdzios uzdraudi-
mo nepaise ir, nors syksciai
apsisildydamos uzdra d m o
dienomis, veike. Tas greit is
kilo aiksten ir apskrities valdi-
ninkai SUI miesto autoritetais
tas mokyklas uzdare. Tada tu
parapiju katalikai "netylejo'
ir protestais megino apginti
savo teises, aiskindami, jog
"cia yra laisves Sails.
Bet tie netylejimai issauke
priesinga puse, kurioje sukilo
professional ir visoki liberalai,
kaltindami "fornerius", kaip
valstybes ir jos valdzios prize
sus.
Kataliku mokykloms pavojus
Kataliku dvasiska valdzia ir
didziosios organizacijos tylejo,
nusikaltusiu parapiju neteisi-
no ir neuztare. O dvieju pusiu
barniams nesiliaujant, valsti-
jos legislaturoj atsirado bilius,
reikalaujas naujo lstaty m o,
kuriuo visos kataliku mokyk-
los, nuo zemiausiu Xxi auks-
ciausiu, visoj Michigan valsti-
joj butu uzdraustos. Kadangi
tai liete valstijos konstitucija,
tad legislature leido patterns
valstijos gyventojams pasisa-
kyti visuotinu balsavimu uz ir
prizes nauja istatyma.
Tada kataliku vadams toje
valstijoje teko netyleti ir jie
netylejo, tik ne to ar kito kal-
tinimais ir murzinimais, bel
agitacija balsuotojams, kad vi.
81 eitq balsuot ir balsuotu prizes
siuloma istatyma.
Balsavimai ivyko 1920 m
rudeni ir didziuma balsu biliu'
pralaimejo. Bet balsq didzium:
buvo nedidele. Is to aisku, kat
del keleto uzsispyreliQ, neklau
zadu, nedaug reikejo, kad butt
nukenteje toje valstijoje Wis
katalikai.
! Turetu butt aisku, kad s.
valdzia "baiku" nera. Ir je
valdzia ka draudzia, varzo a
houdz;o toi vya rnika1aS TOdf
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

dziOs lstalg0ms melaglng a
skunde.
DRAUGO kOmentarai
Sta J.J. Baciuno paklausi.
ma komentuodamas dienrastis
DRAUGAS remiasi "kataliky-
bes persekiojimais' Lietuvoj
Smetonos prezidentavimo lai-
kais. Apie tuos "katalikybes
persekiojimus" Lietuvoj pakal-
besime kita karta, dabar ap-
sistosime tik prie vieno DRAU-
Go argumento, kuri jis staty-
damas klausia "ar katalikai ty-
letu, jei valdzia uzdarytu Ma
rianapolio kolegija".
Gal netyletu, o gal ir tyletu
greiciausia butu, kad tokiame
atsitikime katalikams uz Ma
rianapolio rubeziu toks ivykis
butu ne siltas, ne saltas. Bet
pripazinkime fakta, kad apie
tos kolegijos uzdaryma negali
butt nei minties, kol il valdziai
ir Sales istatymams neprasi-
zengia. Gi priesingame atsiti-
kline valdzia neziures keno to-
kia istaiga yra ir kan j pri-
klauso, uzdes jai atsakomybe,
kaltininkes niekas neteisins ir
"katalikai tyles". Tam turime
pavyzdziu is practices.
Vienuoliu nuredymas
Pietines Dakotos valstijoj
jau nuo senai valdzios mokyk-
lose mokytojavo katalikiskQ
ordenu seserys vienuoles ir ME
kas tam nesipriesino. Tx pas
kutiniu laiku, visokiems nera-
humans bruzdant, "pake {
galvas'' professionally sektQ
dvasiskiai, kurie isejo prizes
vienuoliu mokytojavima val,
dzios uzlaikomose mokyklose IL
valstijos legislaturai buvo
iduotas bilius, reikalaujas vie.
nuoles is mokyklu pasalintl
Legislature, derinant biliq su
valstijos konstitucija, istyre
Jog vienuolems mokytojaut
valdzios uzlaikomose mokyklo
Sc konstitucija nedraudzia, bel
draudzia JOINS mokyklu rube
ziuje deveti regalijas. Nesiduo
dant biliu suderinti su konstl
tucija, legislature leido valstl
jos gyventojams visuotinu bal
savimu pasisakyti, ar jle nore'
priimti biliaus projekta nauJ'
istatymu, ar pasilikti prize kon
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Youth Dance Is
Planned Nov. 19

The Phoenix Young Adult Coun-
Gil of the Jewish Community Cen
ter will hold its first community
dance at $3.50 pm. Saturday, Nov.
10, at Beth Ell Auditorium to cele-
brate the first anniversary of the
founding of the Center.
Guests of honor will be Hirsh
Kaplan, new executive director of
the Community Council, and Mrs.
Kaplan. Walt Anthony and his or
chestra will play. Tickets are
$3.50 per couple, 85 cents fo1
single admission, and may be OBJ
tanned by calling the Center al
4-5573. Sponsors of the dance saio
it will afford an opportunity fol
newcomers in Phoenix to become
acquainted.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Hebrew Glasses Held

Hebrew School classes are meet
ing regularly during the week at
Beth Ell synagogue from 4:30 to
6 pm. under the supervision OF
Rabbi Harry 2. Schectman, with
Mrs. S. J. Schulman as instructor
in the lower grades. Students who
have not yet registered for the
semester may do so within the
next few days so that not toe
much of the beginning work will
be missed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Saturday Night
Gatherings Set

A young peoples program of
social dancing, ping pong, check
ers and other activities will be
given on Saturday nights, begin
ming Nov. 5, at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Youth Director
Mike Baum announced this week.
The program will be staged for
people of high school age every
Saturday night except that on
which the Center stages its month
ly community dance. Dance in
struction, parties and other activ-
tiles also may be included if the
group desires, said Baum.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
JOBS Meet Sunday.
Introduce Officers

A meeting of the JOBS, youth
group affiliated with Temple Beth
Israel, will be held at 8 pm. Sun
day, Oct. 80, at the new Temple,
10th Ave. and Flower.
Officers will be introduced and
membership cards issued during
a short business session, with
dancing and refreshments follow
ing. Every person, to be admitted,
must identify himself as a high
school student.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Hodesh-Katz Wedding
Scheduled for Nov. 3

Shirley Hodesh, daughter of
Mrs. Reuben Hodesh of 3847 N.
18th Ave., and the late Mr.. Ho-
desh, will be married to Sydney
M. Katz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Katz of 43O1 N. 18th Dr.,
on Nov. 6 in the study of Rabbi
A. l.. Krohn.
The ceremony is set for $3.50
pm. A buffet will follow in the
home of the brides mother.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Photo Group TO Meet

The photography group of the
Jewish Community Center will
hold its next meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday, Nov. 1, and will meet
regularly thereafter on the first
and third Tuesdays of each month.
Membership is open to anyone de-
string to learn photography. Sup
ervisors are Esther Sokoloff and
Len Forman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
AZA to Hold Service
At Temple Beth Israel

The Leo S. Berney chapter OF
AZA, national Jewish youth or
ganization, will conduct its semi
annual Sabbath service at Temple
Beth Israel Friday, Nov. IL.
That day is the national AZA
Sabbath and hundreds of chapters
throughout the u. S. will conduct
services in the same manner.
Dick Segal, past Aleph Godol,
will deliver the sermon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28

Joseph M. Brooks Of 334 N.
18th st. has been appointed Cub
master of Pack As, Garfield
School. He invites all boys of Cub
Scout age in the area to join this
group.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28

Thousands of Jews without legal
documents were permitted to en-
ter France for transmigration by
virtue of guarantees given to the
French government by HAS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28

To help alleviate the dental
crisis facing the peoples in DIP
camps, Alpha Omega Fraternity
collected urgently needed dental
supplies and sent them to Europe.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-10-28
Bor Mi+zvoh Set

Allen Mulhauser, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Mulhauser of
1925 w. Taylor, will be Bar Mitz-
yah Friday night, Oct. 28, at the
new Temple Beth Israel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-15

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Us. and Q TO = pm. Sundays: modern

urdays: and Q 70 pm. Sundays: modern
art exhibits.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV; open 10
am. to pm. weekdays and , to 10 m
Sundays; paintings and sculpture COM
prising the Mellon. Kress, Widener and
Dale collections and gifts from other
donors, and Michelangelo's statue of
David"
COrcOran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV: open
l2 to 4:3O pm. Mondays 10 am. to e.: 0
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, 8 am. to
1870 pm. Saturdays and . to pm. Sun
davs: water colors by artists of Washing
ton. for an indefinite period
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building
Fourteenth and E streets NV: open 8
am. to 4 pm. daily; display OF anima is
and freSh-water fish.
Studio Group Show, No. 4 Hillyer court;
open Saturdays 10 am. to 4::}U pm. and
Sundays l to 5 pm for an indefinite
Evening star., 1949-01-29

period. Paintings, sculpture and ceramics
Public Library. Eighth and K streets
NV. exhibit commemorating the S0th
anniversary OF the Library. ends today.
and Constitution avenue NV; photo
graphs from seven South American coun-
tries represented in the first international
exhibit of Latin American Photography.
Open Q am. to 4:3O pm. weekdays and
8 am. to noon Saturdays, through Febru-
ary Is.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club. 1005
L street NV; lounge, library. writing
desk, billiard tables and radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. free canteen, open
daily. noon to midnight.
A new $2,500, 900 company in Hol-
land expects to start making motor
trucks in 1850.
Evening star., 1949-01-29
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".

DANCES.
Washington Unit of the National Chill
Ballroom of the Shoreham Hotel. O'Clock
SATURDAY Niter Dance" at the YMcA,
The Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth
and streets NV senior dance at
O'Clock tonight np.u.
The Drunkard. an old-fashioned mslo,
chareh. @ . 500 @Gaas Masssehnsetts ssnn save svenue NV
$50 pm. nightly. except Sundays through
the Beautiful People" Howard Players;
o'clock tonisht.
hike AaHaasNSs aions NorthWest S Branch and and ROCK
Creek Meet at Georgia and Alaska avenue
terminal n.y., by 10 am. tomorrow to get a
Center Hiking Club. an afternoon hike
through upper Rock Creek Park Meet
Kennedy med p SHEETS top05Eo" NW at Sixteenth
yMcA,. 1875 g street NV, at s o'clock
National Archives exhibition hall. Con,
zs|sst'n ElsSsS strssts Nv cesn sts am 70
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays; "Eaec-
tons and Inaugurals Of the Past" through
February.
Smithsonian Institution, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open Sun
days and weekdays 8 am. to 4:30 pm; ;
exhibition Of Polish manual arts, through
| tomorrow.
Barnet Alden Gallery. 1877 Randolph
place NV: open to 10 pm. weekdays
and to 3 pm. Sundays: paintings by
I. Rice Pereirs, through Monday.
Silver Spring Art Gallery. 9216 Flower
avenue: open daily from 10 q m. to z pm; ;
paintings by Louise Hibbens. through
Monday.
Phillips Gallery, 1000 Twenty first street
NV, open IL am. to 10 pm. Mondays,
| II am. to 8 pm. Tuesdays through Sat-
Arizona sun., 1949-08-12
Phoenicians Return
From Vacation Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lucas and Mrs.
Sarah Williams of the Town Talk
Cafe, returned last week from an
extensive vacation trip,which in
cluded Chicago, New Orleans, and
Nashville, where they visit t d
friends and relatives.
In Nashville the party was highly
feted. Mrs. Lucas, being an old
friend and class mate of Henry
Allen Boyd, President of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, they re-
ceived many social courtesies.
The following is the highlights
of the social activities given in
their honor, taken from the Nash
vile paper:
The very beautiful club house
at Hadley Park was made more
beautiful with the skill of joys
florists in quite unique table and
other decorations for one of the
most outstanding and well attended
affairs of the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lucas of Phoe-
nix, ATIZOIld, ctIlO N1lSS NOdIldIl w IL
liamS also of Phoenix, AriZ., but
formerly and well known as the
Queen of Beauty Culturists and
Hir Stylists of this city, were the
recipients of this lovely hospitality.
The party was planned in every
detail to make for complete enjoy
ment The receiving line consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lucas, Miss
Sarah Williams, Mrs. Josie Will
liams, mother of Miss Williams,
Rev. and Mrs. C. Nelson of Lee
Chapel Church, home church of
Miss Williams.
Mrs. Dave Della Phillips served
in the capacity of receiving hostess
and presented all guests to the hon
orees. She was at her best and
served beautifully in her most
charming manner.
This was indeed treat and the
young folk did credit to themselves
as they sang most appropriate
music.
The table was very beautifully
set up with a lovely lace cloth, a
center piece of flowers and lovely
glassware.
Arizona sun., 1949-08-12
Mesa Club And
Social News
BY Creozetta Myers

The Women's Home Mission So
ciety of the Mount Calvary Baptist
Church met Monday night, August
8, with president presiding over
Devotion. The meeting was turned
over to the teacher, Mrs. B. E.
Nathan who brought out some good
points on the lesson that made us
think. After old and new business
was discussed, moneys were voted
from the treasure to donate to the
sick throughout the community.
Mrs. Mary Venerable, Pres.
Lucille Dightman, Secy.
Rev. w. M. Henderson, Pastor
Arizona sun., 1949-08-12
The Young People Social And
Literary Club

The Young Peoples Social and
Literary Club met and organized
August 7, at the Center Street Bap-
tist Church, with Rev. T. D. West,
sponsor. The officers elected were
as follows: Willie West, President;
Robert Lewis, Vice President; Della
Mae Ellis, Secretary; Ruth Hicks,
Treasurer.
There were a goodly number of
young people present. The club will
meet again Monday night, August
Is, at 800 P. M.