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TREMTI~IU LAIl<RAScIAI
MUSU kELIAS ir MINTIS
Ju vietoje els LIETUVIS.

Emigracijai is Vokietiios di.
defiant, lietuviskos spaudos klau.
simas taip pat prasosi per-
tvarkomas. Mazeja skaitytojai
mazeja bendradarbiai, pagaliau
ir patys redaktoriai priversti is
|keliauti.
Noreta iris laikrascius "Musu
Kelia", mint" ir "ziburius''
sujungti j viena laikrasti, bet
|nepavyko. Nors "ziburiai' ir tu-
ri maziausiai skaitytoju, paly-
ginus SUI kitais dviem laikras-
ciais, bet jie gauna paramos is
katalikisku organizaciju ir dar
jauciasi gall atskirai eiti.
Liepos men. II d. Pfullingene
susitike "Musu Kelio" ir min
ties" redaktoriai pasirase SUI
tartl, kad nuo liepos men. Is d.
|abu laikrasciai sustabdomi. Ju
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Lietuva bus visur, kur bus IaiSVq ketuviiQ!
Luvu Memo Paroda New Yore g bus graausiu Lvos
daliu!

Pasitarimai SUI New Yorko
muziejaus vadovybe, kuriuos We
de ALT Sajungos pirmininkas
adv. Antanas Oils, jau baigti.
Laukiama tik, kada muziejus
galutinai persikels j naujas pa
talpas, parengs jas parodai, ir
lietuviu dailininku kuriniai is
vys Amerikos dienos sviesa.
Ilgokai jie jau uzsigulejo Vo-
kietijoje, sandeliuose. Cia ju ne
kantriai loukia visa lietuviSkoji
visuomene.
Ruskiu leidziamas lietuviams
laikrastis, matyt, nepatenkintas
sia paroda, kuri pasauliui paro-
dys, kad bolsevizmas nera nei
memo, nei kulturos globejas, bet
zingsnis atgal j viduramziq tam
sybes.
Sake: "susirinks, pasoks, pa
dainuos ir mano, kad jau Lie
tuva -" Nors ir keista, bet
tai tiesa. Mes savo lietuviska
daina, mena visada mylejome,
net ir seneisiais skaudzios ver-
goves laikais. Ir dabar menas
yra musq sielq gaivintojas ir
Wits. Jeigu dabar bolsevikq
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DABAR GINKLAI

Atlantic Paktas patvirtintas.
Amerika pripazino, kad jos sic
nos jau nebe sitoj pusej At
lanto, o ten, vidury Europos i.
Tx vidury? Kodel? Kuo ski
riasi Europa anapus Elbos nuo
Europos, kuri yra siapus Elbos :?
Ka reiskia Atlantic Paktas I?
Tuo tarpu tik tai, kad "toliau
siekti tironui nebeleisim'.
Bet "toliau neleisim' tironui
nedaug reiskia. stai kodel Ame-
rikos Kongresas dabar svarsto
klausima apie tu zodziu pare
NINA ginklais.
Senoves romenai sakydavo -
jei nori taikos, ruoskis karui.
Bet paruosti ginklai irgi ne
megsta rudyti ). Neveltui dau-
gels mano, jog ginklu rengimas
yra ne taikai, karui :.
o tuo tarpu viena akin zvel.
giame Berlyna ir klausiame
kodel is ten traukiasi amerikie.
ciu ir anglu karo vyresnybes
Ar tai pasitraukimas ar atsar.
gumas?
Jeigu skelbiama, kad nesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

vietoje nuo liepos men. % d.
leidziamas du kartu per savaite
iseinantis laikrastis "Lietuvis".
10 adresas: (13b) Memmingen,
Postfach 2, Germany. Visi pre-
numeratoriai, kurie buvo uzsi-
sake "Musu Kelia" ar Mint"
nuo liepos men. % d., gaus Lie
tuvi'. Naujojo laikrascio leide-
jais bus dabartiniai "Minties"
ir "Musu Kelio" redaktoriai.
Manoma, kad taip pertvarkytas
laikrastis gales issilaikyti dar
ilga laika ir skaitytoju intere-
sus pilnai patenkinti. Tremtiniai
toki susitarima labai palankiai
ivertino.
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Nenori mainyti gumos j knygas.

DR.. J. Balys DIRVOJE rase,
kad amerikieciai geriau megsta
chewing gum kramtyti, negu
lietuviskas knygas skaityti !.
AS paklausiau kelis jaunuolius,
ka jie mano apie tai. Vienas sa-
ko, kad guma nera blogas da-
lykas: dantis isvalo, malonus
|kvapas :. Kitas sake tegul
'lietuviai geriau anglu kalbos
ismoksta, mes j cia labai rel
kalinga. Trecias mano, kad lie
tuviskos knygos yra panasios
j chewing gum, o angliskos ne,
todel jis tas labiau megsta >.
AS manau, kad tik peikimu
amerikieciu jaunimo paprociu
prie lietuviskos knygos nepa-
trauksi. Jie neprate prize isa-
kymQ -.
J.. X, Cleveland, Ohio
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kiekvieno padoraus lietuvio Sir
dyje.
Mes niekados nepakeisime sa-
vQju dainu, savojo memo rusis-
kas, kaip tai daro anie savo
koncertuose dainuodami rusis-
kas dainas, o laikrasciuose
spausdindami rusu propaganda
MUS romanus. Cia tai tikrai ne
ra Lietuvos ir nebus.
O kai atsidarys New Yorko
muziejaus durys, mes vaikscio-
SINE tarp lietuviskojo memo ku-
riniu, sukurtu nors ir vargin-
gose salygose, bet galinciq atsi-
stoti greta pasaulines kurybos.
Ir ne bet ka parodysime, to-
kiuos kurinius, kurie jau spejo
patraukti pasaulio demesi.
Skaitome spaudoje pranesi-
mus apie V. K. Jonyno, A. Gal
diko, V. Kasiulio ir kitty musu
dailininkQ pasiekimus pasaulio
memo aukstumose. Ir tada NUNS
bus gera ir isdidu pasakyti, kad
mes esame lietuviai, kad mes ir
tragiskose tautos valandose ne
|pametame dvasios, ir kad Lie
tuva verta issivaduoti is bar
barizmo ir vel atsistoti greta
kulturingqjq tautQ.
vi. Vijeikis
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1pribiaurotame Lietuvos ore ne
gall klesteti lietuviskas menas,
tai nors toll nuo tevynes dygsta
/ 10 daigeliai. Ir svarbiausia -
lprisideda prie jos kovos del
iSsivadavimo.
Kick kartu skaitome laikras-
ciuose, kaip apsiputodami re-
kia Snieckus ir kiti Lietuvos bu-
deliai, saukdami menininkus pa
vaizduoti "laiminga" gyvenima
kolchozuose, liaudi "dziaugsmin-
gal" zengiancia komunistiniu ke-
|liu! Ir neprisisaukia!
Atsimename, 1910 m. boise
|vikai, noredami patraukti j savo
puse dailininkus, dave jiems ge-
raj apmokamus uzsakymus SUI
kurtl paveikslQ, vaizduojanciu
Lietuva, pasiekusia bolsevikines
laimes. Bet ar tai pavyko? Kur
tie paveikslai? Kas siandien
gall apie juos ka pasakyti ar
bent prisiminti?
Negalima priversti dailinin-
ko kurti tai, ko nera jo sirdyje!
Ir veltui sukauja Snieckai, ar
jq agentai Amerikoje. Lietuva
bus visur, kur bus bent vienas
laisvas lietuvis, mes Lietuva yra
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trauksim, tai tada tik atsargu-
mas.
Ir sovietai is atsargumo tre-
mia gyventojus is Pabaltijo,
Ukrainos, Gudijos i "stategis-
kai nesvarbias vietas". Kan
tos "strategiskos vietos' reika-
lingos?
Ginklai, strategija, atsargu.
mas -. Ka tai reiskia? Arg
jau taip greit gall kas nors
atsitikti?
Susilaikykim nuo pranasys-
ciu, bet neuzsimerkim -.
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KeleriOpas darbas

Mes supratome padeti ir jaus-
ma tremtiniu, kurie griebesi
kiekvieno kelio: redakciju, pa
zistamu, Raud. Kryziaus (savo,
Americas ir tarptautinio) ir
Quaker'iu organizacijos, per
kurias organizacijas siunte savo
paieskojimus. Tie paieskojimai
vel visi is tu istaigu suplauk-
davo pas mus ir verte mus dar
karta skaityti, ieskoti kartote-
koje ir atsakineti ne tik iesko-
tOjOjui, bet ir tarpininkaujan-
cioms organizacijoms -.
Per mus ejo paieskojimai gil
miniu ir draugu ne tik j. A.
Valstybese, bet ir Pietu Ameri-
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Visko neaprasysi, butu ka...
% Wis delto paieskojimo darba
laikas butu jau baigti, nes pra-
sideda naujos problemos: ieskO-
jimas naujai atvykusiuju
To jau butu lyg ir perdaug.
Duokite NUNS ir savo tiesiogi-
mes pareigas eiti!
kad bent naujai atvykusiqjq
nereiktu ieskOti
Visu pirma atvyke ir apsisto-
lie praneskite savo adresa NUNS
(suzymedami visus savo seimos
Inarius), O veliau, kad ir atviru-
ku, praneskite permainas, per-
sikelimus. Kas Zinc, gal patterns
po metq-kitu iseis j nauda!
Dabar turime tokiu pranesi-
mu su adresais ne daugiau kaip
so. Argi taip sunku?
Musu kartoteka pasieke apie
| 10000 adresu. Tai turtas, kuris
laimetas kruopsciu darbu nuo
1889 metu, ruosiant adresus Pa
Isaulio Lietuviu Sajungai Kaune.
Sekame biznieriu skelbimus Am.
lietuviu spaudoje, mirimu skel-
bimus (ten pat), kur paminimi
| ir likusieji gimines.
Tiesa, mirsta zmones daugu-
mole "pusamziai", bet mes su-
zinome ir ju kline is Lietuvos,
o taip pat ir likusios nasles mer-
gautine pavarde. Visa tai SUI
naudota ir pateko ant korciukes.
Centraline Kartoteka Europe
je nebebus ilgai. Musu $4,000
adresu kartoteka ipareigoja mus
islaikyti ja ateiciai ir papildy-
tt naujais adresais. Supraskite
ir padekite NUNS ir sau.
KOdel tik New Yorko KOnsuIa-
tas iesko?
Kad nereiktu daryti ta patti
darba is keliu vietu, konsulatai
susitare, kad paieskoiimai bus
skelbiami is New Yorko, Chi
cago isdavines pasus Amerikos
zonoje Vokietijoje esantiems.
Prisilaikant to patvarkymo, kon-
sulatas Chicagoje prizes pora
metu sustabde viesa (per spau-
da) paieskojima, o Gen. Kon-
sulatas New Yorke - pasu is
davinejima ne JAW gyvenan-
items.
DekOjame talkininkams!
Didelis nuopelnas priklauso
Ilietuviu spaudai Amerikoje, ku-
ri skyre istisus puslapius pa
Iieskojimams, ir toms radio
Iprogramoms, kurios aukojo tam
brangu laika.
Bet jiems ir prasymas atei-
ciai: neapleiskite tu, kurie dar
|nesurado savO giminiu ar drau-
gu; nuo to priklauso kai ku-
riu tremtiniq likimas: ar ikti
ten nezinioje, ar atvykti cia ir
pradeti nauja gyvenima.
Jonas Budrys
GeneraliniS KOnSulas
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Oar apie paie$kojimus
apnnkavo tautu
nurukusiems rysiams atgaivinti

Nei tremties, nei JAW lie
tuviu spaudoje taja tema nebu-
vo pastebeta rasant. DIRVA lie
pos 8 d. pirmoji iskele 81 klau-
sima. Tx dabar, karsciui pra-
ejus, ir mes galime 81 ta pasi-
|sakyti.
Kaip tai prasidejo
Pirmieji prasymai paieskoti
|gimines bel draugus pasieke mus
1916 metq sausio men. is Pran-
cuzijos. Netrukus atejo is sve-
dijos ir Sveicarijos. Po to is
Norvegijos; is ten buvusiu 700
lietuviu gauta apie 200 laisku.
Paskui is Belgijos atejo sara
Sal SUI paieskojimais (virs 10000,
o veliau, atsidarius siokiam to-
kiam paste susisiekimui su Vo-
kietija, laiskus NUNS nese mai
Sais -.
Teko atstumti visa kita ir
'visiems konsulato tarnautojams
nuo ryto ligi velaus vakaro, ne
paisant jokiu svenciu, atidari-
nett vokus, skaityti rasinius,
sistematizuoti, paruosti sarasus
spaudai ir kai kurioms radio
valandoms. Oar tik ipusedavom
viens maisa istustineti, jau at
nesdavo kita :.
Teko grieztai laikytis eiles,
kaip laiskai ateidavo, nedarant
jokios isimties nei giminems,
nei draugams, kad nenuskriaus-
tumem ne vieno, mes visi musu
tautieciai vienodai likimo nu-
skriausti.
Del to susilaukeme ir prize
kaistu, taciau jauteme ir pa
sitenkinimo, kad dirbame patar-
naudami visiems.
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LIETUVIO atstOvas Ameriko-
je - st. Nasvytis, 1879 w.
18th ST., Cleveland, Ohio. Pre-
menesiui SOC.
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koje ir Kanadoje. Juos teko
itraukti pas save kartotekon,
sudaryti atskirus sarasus po
kelis simtus asmenu ir persius-
ii esancioms ten musu istai-
goms.
Vargas del metriku
Buvo dar viena tremtiniu ka-
|tegorija = tai gime JAW, SUI te-
vais grize, prizes kara Lietuvon.
Jie visi prase metriku. o daugu-
mas ju nezinojo net kur gime.
Raseme j visas puses, prinervi-
nome klebonus, isleidome apie
| 500 dol. metrikoms ir bent ke-
liens simtams parupinome me-
trikus.
Rodos is dvieju-triju gavome
ir padekos zodzius, bet buvo ir
tokiu atsitikimu: Musu valdi-
ninkas pasitinka laiva SUI atvy-
kusiais. "Kaip Tamstos pavar-
de?" - klausia vieno toxic pi-
Iliecio. -. .aitis" - atsako. 20,
mes Tamstai parupinome me-
trika. Dziaugiames padeje at
vykti." me. Metrika ne Jusu is
Quota, O is toxic tai miesto val
dybos" - sausai atkirto.
Ka padarysi, jis teisus, mes
metrikos tikrai neraseme, o wien
tik parupinome -. Bet kol ia
suradome :. >. Tick to-.
Visokiu dalykq patyreme!
Atsakyti visiems ieskotojams
nepajegiam, raseme tik, jei kas
atsiliepe. Daug ka patyreme per
paieskojimus, geru penkeriu me-
tn intensyvaus darbo laikotar-
pyle: ir broliu Amerikos lietu-
viu gera sirdi, kurie, pastebeda-
mi, kad ieSkotojai turf butt is
Iju kaimo, nors ir ne gimines,
skubejo istiesti ranka ir padeti
jiems atvykti; ir santykius tarp
seimu, kur vyras - gimme -
nenori atsiliepti, o uz il raso
NUNS zmona = ne gimme -
lprasydama nieko nesakyti jos
vyrui, duoti ieskanciojo adj
resa. "As jam padesiu per XII
tus". Ir daznai padedavo =. Tai
gyvenimo margumynai.
Siunciant adresus ir vel nau-
jos bedos: adresas Quotas, bet
dede ar teta neatsako. Ka gi
mes galime padaryti? Negi pri-
versi rasyti ar padeti. Bandeme
| ir tokius raginti. Kai kada pa
dejo, o kai kada gavome pa
tirti, kad vaikai dabar turf at
kenteti uz tai, kad dabartinis
amerikonas dede dar prizes 40
metu "kraujuje" del kaz kokio
"labai svarbaus" menkniekio su-
sipyko su ieskanciojo tevais :.
Betgi, neskaitant mazos isim-
ties, matyti, kad Americas lie
tuviai labai geri zmones, nes
|ju deka, skaitant piliecius ir
atvykusius per keleta metu SUI
affidavitais, jau atvyko j Ame-
rika apie 10000 tautieciu.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

camp overnight in a valley. They never
made it. As the sun began its long shallow
glide toward the North Pole, their noun
tains descended with it, In the long pink
twilight of the Arctic night, they stood in
the center of limitless ice foe. There was
nothing higher than mole hill
Much more rare than the inferior" is the
lateral mirage. This may occur when air
is heated by the face of cliff upon which
the sun is shining. In this case, the thin
layer of extra-hot air is standing on edge"
instead of lying horizontally.
lateral mirage bent around the side
of a mountain enabled one man to see
that a grizzly bear was waiting for him
in bend of the trail.
Another betrayed Major Frederick L.
Martin into strange air crash. Flying
through Alaskan mountains in 1924, Martin
found himself in narrow gorge, hepmed in
by peaks on all sides, Suddenly sheer wall
of rock reared up dead ahead. Martin
banked sharply, avoided it - then crashed
He was unhurt, but he discovered that
his desperate effort to skirt a non-existent
cliff had made him crash head-on into a
real crag.
Two Together
PERHAPS the most spectacular effects, how
ever. are the work of superior" mirages.
Here an extra-cold, dense layer of air lies
at the earth's surface with warm layer
above it. Mrages of this type show two
images - one upside down and another
above it. upright.
A survivor of Captain Scott's last expe-
dition to the Antarctic reported seeing"
the relief ship, Terra Nora, before it came
into view. The real ship was down below
the horizon" he said "and only the masts
were visible. Above them a wonderful
mirage of the entire vessel, hull and all,
appeared inverted, and over this q. there
was second image of the ship, upright. ..
The Terra Nora was undoubtedly there,
about thirty miles away"
Paris has often been the object of a
mirage, the most startling sight being
the Eiffel Tower balancing an inverted
mirage-duplicate of itself ON it's apex.
An inverted vision of New York, with the
skyscrapers resting peak to peak, was re-
ported by German U-boat captain who
was lurking off Sandy Hook in 1918.
During the Franco Prussian War of 1870
scattered and independent observers in
northern Sweden and Norway enjoyed the
fantastic sight of an army marching through
the sky even as the real one was doing, on
the ground, hundreds of miles to the south.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
NIGHTMARES In THE SKY
Continued from preceding page

Only two years ago Admiral Richard E.
Byrd saw for the first time range of Ant
arctic mountains he had photographed dur
ing his 1929 expedition. The real thing
exactly as pictured, proved to be 200 miles
from where Byrd had set up his camera.
Just last year, Commander Finn Rome
of the Rome Antarctic Research Expedi-
ton, saw land over the edge of the world,
200 miles beyond, although the curvature of
the earth should have limited his visibility
to something like tenth of that distance.
Most Spectacular Mirage
lHE apparition of far-distant lands loom
ing over the horizon may possibly suggest
basis for the persistent legends of Atlantis.
Avalon and other Lost cities" At least one
mythical kingdom which has been seen with
some regularity is the Fata Morgana, the
most spectacular mirage ever recorded,
Named for Morgan lie Fay, the sorceress
sister of ancient Britain's King Arthur this
superior mirage has been observed periodi-
cally since 1858. 1t appears off Reggie di
Calabria in the Straits of Messina, between
Sicily and the toe of Italy. Here, tradition
ally, Morgan LIE Fay lives in marvellous
white palace beneath the sea.
When in need of servants to replace the
ones she has killed off, this femme tatale
beckons ships to their destruction so that
she can enslave the crews. As lure, she
uses her palace, projecting it above the
surface Of the waters in the form of an
enchanting harbor.
Its appearance is signaled by ghostly
cloud. Slowly, the phantom harbor city
emerges from the vapors. A second city
may form above the first, and the spectre
of a third above that. Sharp-eyed observers
claim to have seen white-robed people
strolling silently in the streets.
Why the People?
/ HEN, as the sun rises higher. the fairy city
fades in the limpid Italian air.
The theories of Gaspard Monge explain
Fata Morgana, as they explain all mirages.
But in this case, no one has ever discovered
exactly what real objects were being mir
rored in the sky. Straws have been magni-
fed in mirages to appear as trees and rocks
have been transformed into tall buildings.
That still leaves Fata Morgana's people.
1t would be horrid to suggest that the
doomed sailors are simply ants, or some
other bug, freakishly projected - though
it is possible. With their illusions in shreds,
romanticists may prefer to believe that this
is one part of'the legend of Morgan lie Fay
which is really true. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02

The Navy plans mo punitive
action" against the officer who
gave that secret" aerial photo
graph of Washington to the 400
Restaurant at 1923 F street NV.
In fact, it seems the picture
taken from an altitude of $4,000
feet with a special camera rugged
in a BanShee jet f1ghter-WaSnt
secret after all.
It was intended for use at
congressional hearing, to prove
that the Navy has fighters which
can 60 above 10000 feet and, pre-
sumably, are capable of knocking
down the Air Forces B-36 bomber
However, it never was introduced.
A naval officer whose name will
not be divulged" found the picture
and gave 1t to the restaurant,
the Navy explained today. The
owners enlarged it and hung 1t
on the wall of their cocktail
lounge and restaurant.
There was much excitement
when The Star first carried a
story about the sudden appear
ance of the mystery picture, and
an investigation was ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-02
Fairfax Boy, I, Hurt
lin Fall From Auto
After Opening Door

Two-year-old Walter Richard
Bostic Of Fairfax, Va, was in
jured yesterday when he fell from
the rear door of his fathers auto
mobile on Route so in Fairfax
County.
Arlington Hospital reported the
boys condition today as good. but
said the extent of his head in
juries had not been determined.
The boy was riding in the back
seat, returning with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Termon Bostic. from
a shopping trip to Arlington. The
parents told hospital attendants
the car was travelling about 80
miles an hour when their son
opened rear door and fell to the
highway.
Raymond Fowler, 26, of Bowie.
Nd, was seriously injured early
today when q truck he was driv-
ing ran off the highway and
crashed into an embankment on
the Laurel-Bowie road in Prince
Georges County. Police said Mr..
Fowler was found by another
motorist and taken to Prince
Georges County Hospital where
his condition this morning was
described as poor.
Carrier Boy Hit by Taxi.
Donald Ragsdale, Is, colored,
an Evening Star carrier boy, suf-
fered leg injuries and his wagon
was damaged to the extent OF IS
when he was struck by a taxicab,
police reported.
Donald, who lives at OFT Forty
third place NE, was hit as he
was crossing Forty-fourth street
near Sheriff road NE. The taxi
cab was driven by Daniel S. Ellis,
81, colored, of 5000 Meade street
NV. police said.
Mr.. Ellis took the boy to Freed
mems Hospital where he was
treated for leg, injuries. Police
placed no charges.
In another accident yesterday,
Lois I. Duncan. A, of 2725 Thirty
eighth street NV, suffered jaw
injury when her automobile col
lided with a Capital Transit Co.
bus driven by William B. Stinson,
Is, of Vienna, Va. The accident
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u. S. Gets Turtle
With Two Heads
Friendly Ones)

The Government has acquired a
new turtle with two friendly heads
to replace the double-noggined
terrapin which recently died of
exhaustion after q bitter argu-
ment with itself.
John c. Pearson, director Of the
Fish and Wildlife Service Aquar-
ium, has named the newcomer
Sue, pending a Anal decision
whether 1t should be Sue, Sam or
both.
Sues two heads, he said, are
buddies. The late Super Dia-
mond, on the other hand. con-
stantly quarreled with itself over
food, and would sometimes grind
to a stubborn, frustrated halt
while trying to 60 in several d.
rections at once.
Sue is very cooperative with
herself" Mr.. Pearson said. THE
first head that has an idea gets
to use 1t.
THE only trouble is that when
one head wants to stop and look
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Bradshaw to Discuss
BIudensburq Road Plans

j. Douglas Bradshaw, member
of the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil. will discuss plans for the i'm
provement of Old Bladensburgh
road at a meeting of the Long
Branch Village Civic Association
at $3.50 pm. Monday at the Silver
Spring Health Center.
Mr.. Bradshaw also will speak on
the charter form Of government
and the relationship between the
council and the Suburban SAM
tary Commission.
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occurred at Thirty-flrst and p
streets NV. None Of the bus
passengers suffered any injury.
Man Injured by Streetcar.
A 51-year-old man who gave his
home address as San Antonio,
Tex, suffered possible head in
jury and q cut scalp when he
walked or fell into the side Of q
streetcar on Rhode Island avenue
at Farragut street. Hyattsville,
yesterday.
Bertram o. Hardison, listed by
Hyattsville police as unemployed.
was removed to Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale, Nd, by the
Bladensburg rescue squad.
He later was transferred to
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital,
where his condition was described
as satisfactory.
The motorman, Forrest C..
Canard, A, of 1713 Trinidad ave-
nue. NE, told police Mr.. Harrison
climbed or fell over a wire fence
separating Rhode Island avenue
from the car tracks and struck
the right front door Of the street.
car.
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Rider Wins $500 After Row
With Woman Conductor

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 (NANA)
1t was a rainy April /, and the
woman streetcar operator was in
no mood for April fool jokes.
When a male passenger. Isse
Otter. 64-year-old Baltimore fur
rier, presented a drenched trans
fer slip, the operator objected
and demanded that he pay his
full fare. ....-.
Subsequently. it was brought
out before a Baltimore City Court
jury, Otter told the woman that
instead of running a streetcar she
ought to be home Winding babies
The operator, according to
testimony. retorted that the
patron ought to gosback tofsome
foreign country. She then called
a policeman, placing a disorderly
charge against Otter, which was
later dismissed by police magis-
trate.
Mr.. Otter sued the Baltimore
Transit Co., alleging malicious
prosecution. and received a $500
Judgment.
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Opera Guild to Present
YuIe Concert Tomorrow

Four young artists will be heard
tomorrow night at the Washing
ton Opera Guilds Christmas con-
cert at the United Nations Club,
Nineteenth and r streets NV.
The concert, beginning at $50
pm, is one of a series sponsored
by the guild to further the careers
of young artists.
operate selections will be sung
by Rilla Rowe Mervine, mezzo-
soprano and director of music at
Marymount Academy for Girls, in
Arlington; Jack Baum. baritone.
of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, and Ramona Nevros,
lyric soprano, of Washington Abel
Bush will be accompanist.