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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
DR.. f. N. Waits, Is, Dies;
WAS Texas Christian Head
BY the Associated Press

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. o.
DR.. E. M. Waits, 78. president
emeritus of Texas Christian Uni
versity, died Monday night after
an illness Of four and a half
years.
DR.. Waits took a turn for the
worse last Tuesday. his doctor
said. He died about 10 pm. of
a heart ailment.
The educator gave up his posi-
ton as president of the university
IN 1941 after having served as
it's head for Is years.
DR.. M. E. Sadler was named as
his successor.
Services for DR.. Waits will be
conducted at 2 pm. Wednesday
DR.. Waits is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Gayle Scott, Fort
Worth, and a sister, Mrs. B. E.
Hilen of Everett, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

Mrs. Hazard was born in Corn
wall, England. and came to the
United States when she was 8.
She was educated in Boston and
lived in the Washington area
since 1909. For about 20 years
she resided in Chevy Chase, Md,
where she was active in church
work.
In addition to her husband and
daughter, Mrs. Hazard is survived
by another daughter, Miss Char
lotte w. Hazard, who is with the
International Provisional Fire.
quency Board in Geneva, Switzer-
land, and a son, John w. Hazard,
of Arlington, Va, an associate ed
itor for Kiplinger Magazine.
Funeral services will be held at
1870 am. Tuesday in All Saints
Episcopal Church at Chevy Chase
Circle. Burial services will be
private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

BEALE. JOSEPHINE. In loving mem
Org Of our dear mother, JOSEPHINE
81 1a.7 who departed this life December
Tend her with loving care;
You will never know her value
HER PAuSHTE a NJ I1t tS.. %As sH1
z.1seGAM EtA koazR sfS %AsH1s M5a9S;
GRISSETT, ERNEST J. In loving men,
CRY q egr dear son and brother. ERNEST
years ago today. December rs. 1885.
How much We miss you. you must know
Mh" sasa ss v Ssa Of to a. se Ii: 70" so
LoyINa MOTHER. FATHER sSsf S'' SISTERS
HOWARD. STANLEY. In sacred mem
lie five years ago today. DECEMBER ~ -
1914.
DEVOTED wrr ssd ADE missss: AND DAuoH.
TER, BARBARA.
LEE, KATIE A. In loving memory Of
our dear mother and grandmother, KATIE
A. LEE, who passed away ten years age
today, December %, 1889.
Keep her. Jesus, in Thy keeping
Until we reach that blessed shore,
Then, 9 Master, let us have her
and 1--we MRS rs a Il u ad sstHSe AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
MANGRUM, LILLIAN E. In sad but
loving msem9ry Of my dear wife LILLIAN AN
three Years ago today, Deeember IS. 1915.
I do not need a special day
The 70 ds ernf ~ you ra 70 n.y. ny IL
Are very hard to f1nd.
DEy SiT,g HUSBAND WALTER 8. MAN
beloved mother. LOUISE % ". Roy o. s Sap
Der %. 1925.
4 mother who gave US the best of her life.
Who cherished our secrets, our sorrows,
Our mother. in Heaven, God Bless her
YOUR GA1LpaEN, LOUIS y, CHRISTINE
GRANDSON. LoUIs W.. II. ~"
THOMPSON, JOSEPH I. In precious
memory OF my dear husband, JOSEPH l.
THOMPSON. who departed this life four
niversary mass at Holy Comforter Church
A loving husband. SO gentle and kind,
One in a million and that was mine;
Your loving face pray to see
when aHsf Lo sa e0T %frE g BEATRICE
TIsINGER. SARAH G.. In loving mem
DRY of our. mother. SARAH c. TIsINGER,
who passed away Decs Tnlr c n p lg31
WILLIAMS. EMMA A. In sad but low
Ia. WILLIAMS, who departed this life
tWsnty-one years ago today December %,
Yes, you departed this earth for a
fasxs,15 Blister. suRNscEAN SMITH
SIMMss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

IN the nome
of a daughter.
Mrs. John c.
Ropes. in Strait
ford, Conn.
Mrs. Hazard
had been i'll for
two m on t h S i.
She was return
ing from Rock
por t, M a S S.,
where she and
er husband,
Elmont B. HaZ-
ard, a retired
attorney have a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

alexandria,. He
had b e en- Ill
since Septem-
Der.
Judge M o n =
c re was ap-
pointed Corpo-
ration Cour I
judge in 1920 by
Gov. Westmore-
land Davis. He
served on the
bench from 1920
until 1922.
He represent
e d Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Mrs. E|monf B. Hazard
IS, Dies, in Connecticut

Mrs. Lillian Woodbridge Hazard
IS. of 1910 Holbrook terrace NE,
a resident of the Washington area
for about 40 years, died yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Robinson Moncure,
Former Legislator
And Judge, Dies

! Robinson Moncure, So, attorney
and former Alexandria Corpora
ton Court judge. died yesterday
at his home. 500 Janneys lane,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

communication Of Stansbury
Lodge, No. "a, F. A. A. M, will
be held in the temple in Bright
? wood on Thursday, December
20, l949, at l pm, to attend
the funeral services for our late
brother, CHARLES B. Eek
y order of the worshipful master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

POllCemen's ASSOCIATION OF :,
C. are notified of the sud-,
passing of our late brother al
past president, MILTON
Smith. Remains may
viewed after pm. Tuesda
December 27. I949, at the
CO E,,roral Hama O0A1 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

COUNCIL, CHARLES D. On December
- CHARLES isEs D. co SSSeYh.' mem.
O ;: :; s; s: " To-: ::
terry wednesday. December IS:
JOSEPH z. LINS, Secretary-Treasurer
cRowDER, EsTELLE I; On. Sunday
EsTEhIE L. 'cRoWDER: beloved daushte1
Of Mamie and the late Thomas a; Ar 11ste,
Arnold. Also surviving are a nephew, al.
fred Reeves, and many other relatives anc
friends Notice ,, q funeral Inn later % Ar
CURRY. BGATRICE; On I.s snndss' pc Pc
rss 81 TO- n 1919 e ri e6RRY
lsosS wife Il jesse 81 I t%ne' Ada
beth. and Edward Curry. she also .. IL Is
TSns BY er oSel
ns and friends. The late Mrs
curry may be viewed at Stewards Funeral
Home. 80 st. Pc after Pm oL S WeaGeS-
December 90. from the Peace Baptist
Church, 712 18th st. ne, at pm; IN
terr1ent Burkeyiile. Va, Friday, Decem-
Ser so. 20
CURRY, BEATRICE. Members Of tn,
Interdenominational Ushers
g. are Hereby notified Of the dealt
II 4 TRf SaE CURRY. and are re
lb to 90 sss igas It pm
At the Peace e Baptist Church, re 18th st
n'e', for the funeral services. $500.
HENRIETTA DAVENPORT, Cor. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

Attest. 5, HARRY BAKER, Sec.
EDDINGToN,, WALTER JOHN. On
Monday. December rs. 1910, at the Naval
Hospital. WALTER JOHN EDDINGTON OF
l:543 Columbia I'd. NV. husband of Tempa
NJ. Eddington, father of Mrs. June Over
man of Portsmouth. Va. Remains rest
ing at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th ST NV. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel. Fort Myer, Va, on Thursday. De-
ton National Cemetery. rs
ELLIS, CARL b. On Tuesday. Deem
Der -, l949. at his residence, 904 22nd
st. ne, CARL B. ELLIS. beloved husband
of Mrs Henrietta Ellis, son of the late
James and Emma F. Ellis. He also leaves
to mourn his son. Carl B. Ellis. jr.; three
sisters, Mrs. Salvador Grimes Mrs. Louise
Bailey and Mrs. Marjorie Dorsey: host
of other relatives and friends Remains
resting at Barnes e. Matthews Funeral
Home 614 4th st. s.w. Notice OF funeral
la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

Tuesday. December 81, 1899, JESSE
MOORE BROWN. brother of George Rus
Takoma Park. Nd MT. Brown rests at
the Warner E. Pumphsrey Funeral unla. HONE nm
where services will be held on Friday, De-
cember 80. at 2 pm. Interment Rock
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

eember IS. 1913, JOHN H. CARTER OF
1921 7th st. NV. beloved husband of Mrs
ter, son Of Mrs Missouri Carter. He also
Is survived by seven sisters. three brothers
8 host of other relatives and friends. Re-
neral Home. GA 4th st. s.w. Notice Of
funeral later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

CARAWAY, EDNA E. GREEN. On Mon
day, December 20, 1910, EDNA E, GREEN
CARAWAY of 1925 18th st. NV. beloved
Bolden and Rosebud Green. sister of Mrs.
Rosetta Parkman. Mrs. lean Pope, Mrs;
Parthenia Hollins, Mrs. Ruby johnson and
niece, Evelyn Green; two nephews. Melvin
Hollins and Maurice Pope; three brothers,
James a Johnson Notice of funeral
iater Arrangements by McGuire. Inc. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

81. 1915, ROSA BOOK, beloved mother of
Miss sara Book and Robert Book, both Of Of
Washinston, D. CT She also ,i is SURVIVE r,s
stein; three sisters. Annie sonkin, Ida
stensold and Fannie Miller. all of Norfolk,
the Goldberg Funeral Home. 4217 9th st.
NV, Thursday December 20. at . pm,
Interment Agudas Aclim Cemetery. In
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23
Philosophy
By THE PHILOSOPHER

There is a classical story of
little boy who was walking out
with his father one day and saw
COW. He said: "What is that,
Papa?" The answer was: THAT is
a COW, my son." Whereupon the
lad inquired: "Why?"
This boy was philosopher.
A philosopher is one who wants
to know the reason of things. He
is not satisfied with appearances.
Everyone is some kind of phil
osopher, that is, he has some kind
of philosophy, for a philosophy, af-
ire all, is but a working plan of
life, and you cannot live without
having some sort of plan.
There are those who regard phil
osophers as entirely useless and
themselves as eminently practical,
but underneath every sort of prac-
ticality there lies philosophy.
Someone has said that everyone
is born a Platonian or an Aristotle
liam. Which is to say that everyone
is born with some way of looking
at things. He will look at them
from either the East or the West.
What we call common sense is
but the shreds of philosophy or its
remnants.
It is philosophy that has been
tried out and reduced to common
place where all can handle it. 1t is
philosophy made understandable to
the whole people.
We cannot all be great thinkers
like Emanuel Kant. But at least
we can all think clearly if we try
and, after all, it is clear thinking
and not great thinking which is re-
uuired of the world.
It is essential to clear thinking
that we should not accept anything
as so until it is clearly proven. Inc
moment we accept someone's lpse
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23

prize John globe
the contributors
issue of The Upper ROOM the worlds widely used devotional
guide.
Honorary president Of the World Council Of Churches this famed
the go
contributors the September million
being printed including editions Portuguese Spanish
Chinese Armenian and Braile.
DR. Mott familiar with land where Christianity is preached
having made 10 Atlantic and 18 Pacific crossings.
He holds that Christianity will be fully understood until be-
all cultures their contribution
Interpretation.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23

Forest fires ravage about 80 mil
lion acres of timberland annually.
Gasoline can be saved by keep
ing the air cleaner of farm ma
chimes in clean condition.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23

dixit we have opened the way to all
manner of credulity.
If everyone would be honest in
saying II don't know" and stick
to this statement until he did know,
there would be. less of false philoso-
ply in the world.
After all a philosophy is a sys-
tenn of thought. 1t is an endeavor
to arrange the universe in an or
derly fashion so that it can be COM
pretended by the mind. Most edu-
cation consists in the ability to clas-
sify, for classification is the short
cut to knowledge. When this clas-
sification is, in measure, complete,
one may be said to have a system
of philosophy.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23

Six separate forests are in the
boundaries of the Petrified Forest
National Monument, consisting of
$4,000 acres.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-23

FOR PLUMBING, out of city, call
Willie Albert. Work guaranteed.
Phone 3-1347.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18

dzi" marsrutus po musu kolo-
nijas.
Visiems, tick jauniems, tick
suaugusiems lietuviams - dali
nu tautai jis idejo j lupas dau-
gybe graziu, maloniu liaudies
dainu, primenanciu Lietuva:
"Leiskit j tevyne', "Kur Ne
munas ir Dauguva', "Plaukia
Nemunelis", "Ar as tau, sese,
nesakiau' ir daug, daug kitu.
zinant, ka musu iseivija
megsta, toliau ta darba testi
dabar yra puikiai isdirbta dir
va naujai Amerika atvyk-
stantiems musu dainos memo
skleidejams.
Antanas Vanagaitis parode,
kad tas darbas iveikiamas.
Naujieji menininkai, sudeje
kruvon savo jegas, energija ir
gerus norus imkites darbo!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Dedytes Jeronimo
poskutinioi zodzioi

MARGUCIO skaitytojai ge-
raj pazista dedyte Jeronima.
Visi zinojo, kad tai yra pats
MARGUCIO ikvepejas Anita
mas Vanagaitis.
Ir stai dabar, gave naujau-
sia MARGUcIO numeri jaime
skaitome: "Adv. A. Olio uzpra-
sytas, isvaziavau i vakaci-
jas" -.
Taip, u vakacijas" -. I
amzinas 'vakacijas" -.
Raso "dedyte Jeronimas'' is
krasto, "kur ziemos nera''.
Skaitai ir stebiesi - nejau-
gi tie zodziai butu ateje is ten,
kur jis istikruju dabar -. Is
ten, kur tikrai niekad ziemos
nera. .. Ne, jis raso is Texas.
Raso apie Texas, raso, kaip
visada, juokaudamas.
Taip ir natal Vanagaiti -
ne ia, su riesta pypke, kuri
vaizduoja "Dede Jeronima",
bet ta - dede Marguti - ku-
ris kitame puslapyje parody
tas belinksminas Chicagiecius
MARGUCIO vakare :. Kas da-
bar palinksmins -.
Kiekvienas zodis dar pilnas
gyvybes, ateities -. Paskuti-
Mai zodziai:
"Apie Texas as jums dar pa
rasysiu -.
Tad Xxi kito sykio, Xxi Vely-
ku 80"
Nebeparasysi daugiau, de-
dyte, NUNS apie Texas, ir ne
bebus Velykos tokios links
mos -. a
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KOvo II, 49

ia, mes dirbkime didesnius
darbus, - sakydavo Vanagai-
tbs, ir tuos didelius darbus jis
paprastai iskeldavo dainos me-
no srityje.
Viesai dideleje minioje A.
Vanagaiti, atsistojusi kalbeti,
zmones troksdavo isgirsti sa-
kant ka nors juokingo, ne rim
to. Taigi, rimtas kalbas jis pa
vesdavo kittens atlikti, o pats
pasitenkindavo trumpais pasi-
reiskimais.
Antanas Vanagaitis turejo
ir nusiskundimu prizes musu
memo veikejus. Karta paklau-
siau jo, kodel neisleidzia savo
velesniu kompoziciju, kurias,
j Chicago apsilankius, pas il
viesint tekdavo isgirsti.
"Kas is to - atsake karta
jis. -Dirbi, rasai, .isspausdini,
choru vedejai tavo isleistu
gaidu neperka; nusiperka vie
ma, is to prisidaro daugiau nuo-
rasu ir dainuoja tavo dainas...
Reikia tiketi, remnants pa
sakytu, kad Vanagaitis paliko
gera pluosta savo originally
kompoziciju neisspausdi n ";
gal negreit lietuviams teks jas
isgirsti, ypac jo gerbejams taip
ir neteks patirti, kick jis dau-
giau turf suklres saw kompo-
ziciju, po keleto ankstyvesniu-
ju, kurias Amerikoje isleides
pats dainavo ir eiliu eilemis
perdainavo kiti visi musu dali
nininkai, vyrai ir moterys. 10
dainas dainuodavo net ir jo
priesai, klausytojams nepasa-
kydami, kad tai Vanagaicio
DANA. :.
1941 metals atvykus j Chi
caga Lietuvos Prezidentui An
tanui Smetonai, jo priemimas,
I,iskilmes, isreklamavimas anne
rikieciq tarpe ir placioje spau-
dole buvo tiktai Vanagaicio ir
jo bendradarbiu bel artimQ
draugus darbas. Kitos musu
sroves buvo nusistaciusios prizes
prezidenta A. Smetona jam
dar net Amerikos nepasiekus,
O jam atvykus, stengesi SUI
kliudyti visoki jo judeJlma
Amerikoje.
Antano Vanagaicio veikimo
epocha Amerikoje apeme isti-
sus Is metus - veik visa gent
karte, ir jo menines pastangos
zymiai prisidejo prie lietuvisko
tautisko auklejimo dideles da-
lies musu jaunimo, kuris augo
tais laikais, kai Vanagaitis
pradeio savo "Dzimdzi-Drim-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
IL. u.
KoInp. Antanas vanagaitis
Jis atnese Amerikos lietuviams nauja
tautos meiles dvasia
RasO K. S. Karpius

"Leiskit j Tevyne, leiskit pas
savus - ten pradziugs kruti-
ne, atgaivins jausmus!' - sia
grazia, jausminga DANA Ame-
rikos lietuviu iseivijai atnese
Antanas Vanagaitis, atvykda-
mas Amerikon SUI savo garsia
"Dzimdzi - Drimdzi" artistu
trupe jau is Nepriklausomos
Lietuvos, seseri metal po Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes pas
kelbimo. Daugybe Amerikos lie
tuviu po to apsilanke Lietuvo-
je. Vieni ten apsigyveno, kiti
pasivieseje grizo atgal, su ivai-
riausiais ispudziais apie Lie
tuva, kuria prizes kelias desim-
tbs metu daugumas nenoromis
turejo apleisti. Vanagaitis pri-
lgde cia labai daug savo Sc
nosios tevynes myletojQ.
Kalbant apie musu zmones,
palikusius savo pamin kl u S
Americas iseivijoje dainos me-
no srityje, reikia prisiminti
paskirais laikotarpiais dirbu-
sius kempozitorius Mika Pc
trauska, Stasi simku ir Antana
Vanagaiti. Greta ju darbavosi
ellie kitq musu dainos myletojq
- neutrality-suspicious., tuli ir
dabar dar tebesidarbuoja, bet
Sic trys bus, tur but, isvare gi-
liausias vagas iseivijos kultu-
riniame gyvenime.
Is tu triju pirmaeiliu meni-
ninku = kompozitoriu placiau-
sias Americas lietuviu minias
pasieke Mikas Petrauskas, o
dar platesnes - Antanas Va
nagaitis.
Antanas Vanagaitis turejo
ir tai, ka paprasta senoji Anne
rikos lietuviu liaudis megsta
juokdario prigimti. Taigi,ne-
zilrint visu rimtu a.a. A. Va
nagaicio darby musu iseivijoje,
jis pasiliko visiems zinomas ir
wylimas, kaip naturalus juok-
darys - komikas, tai ir buvo
10 zymiausia ypatybe zmones
patraukti j save.
Nuo 1924 metu, kai "Dzim-
dzi-Drimdzi" atvyko j Anne
rika, Antanas Vanagaitis Ell
liu eilemis lanke musu koloni-
jas su liaudies DANA, juokais
ir rimtomis, net klasiskomis
diamonds, mes patyre, kad Ame-
rikos lietuviai lygiai lvertina
ir aukstesne muzika ir daina'
duodama jiems pritaikytose
dozose. Vanagaitis cia sukure
ir ellie rimtu dainu, kaip MA
myte", "Naktis Svajonems pa
puosta", "As bijau pasakyt"
ir IT,, taip limpanciu lietuviul
prie Strides.
Tos Vanagaicio originalios
dainos, jo liaudies dainos il
juokai, kaip andra perejo pei
Amerikos lietuviu kolonijas IL
visur - suaugusiu ir jaunimo
eilese - skambejo maui os
lengvos, grazios, patriotines
musu senosios tevynes Lietu'
vos meile primenancios dainos
Vanagaicio atvykimo ir lie
tuviq koloniju lankymo laiko'
tarpyje dar daugybe jaunesnie
amziaus lietuviu iseiviu augi.
no seimas If ia jaunaja gent.
karte lietuvybes dvasia, lietu.
viska DANA ir net kalba uzkre'
te Antanas .Vanagaitis. 10 de-
ka ir siandien dar daugybi
Amerikoje gimusio musu jau
nimo lietuviskai dainuoja, jar
savo vaikus - treciaja karts
= augindami.
| MARGUCIO "Mperija"
Antanas Vanagaitis aiskia
jaute, kokia jo itaka yra Anne
rikos lietuviuose ir ia stenges
palaikyti, ivairiai kombinuoda
mas savo padejeju grup e $
Kuomet originaliojo "Dzimdz
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vanagaiGiui mirus
Jurgis Kastytis Gliauda

-. kelias, vieskelis mus
veda tiesiai namus -.
Ir Wis ta dainele girdziu,
toks pilnas svajoniu graudziu.
O kelias, vieskeli mus,
erskeciais gausus ir nuozmus!
Ia daina tremty suprantu
as - laisvas be uosto krantQ;
as - paukstis be lizdo jaukaus,
kurio nieks audroj nepriglaus;
as - lapas rudens sukuriuos,
teriOjamas vetrOs ziauriOs.
Skambek tad, skambeki DANA,
sauletos vilties kupina,
kad kelias, kad vieskelis mus
nuves mus atgal namus -.
Bet krito ant lapu salna,
nutilo sirdis ir DANA;
ir dainius, uzmirsdamas mus,
nuejo j amziu namus.
Nuejo = negris niekados,
neskleis stebuklingos gaidos,
kuri buvo vieskelis mus,
vedas j gimtuosius namus.
Kas nun pamines Lietuvele,
kas siela paguos taip jautriai?
Didziules vienatves SeSely
belieka rudens sukuriai.
-. kelias, vieskelis mus
veda tiesiai j namus..
Verkiu as, verkiu, kaip naslaitis -
nutilo animal Vanagaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18

AACCuVOS dCVyhoCdlIC1uS dI us
tus.
Didziausia savo darbams pa
rama ir dirva rado gausingoje
Chicagos lietuviu kolonijoje,
kur buvo pasirinkes apsigyven-
ii ir kur netrukus ikure, taip
pat neva juokais, bet labai rim
tam darbui - net atkakliai
kovai SUI musu politikuojanciu
sroviu opozicija - savo MAR
GUCIO "Mperija". Chicagoje
jis pradejo spausdinti ir pla-
tinti musu liaudies dainas, sa-
vas kompozicijas, paskiau pra-
dejo leisti neva juoku zurnala
MARGUTI - rimtam darbui
memo srityje ir lietuviu dainos
populiarinimui. Netrukus savo
"Mperijos" ribose atidare radi-
10 programa tue budu, placio-
je Chicagos srityje pasiekda-
mas lietuviu seimas, igijo dar
didesnes itakos musu miniose.
Apie Margucio 'Mperija" SUI
sitelke rimtesnioji Chicagos
lietuviu inteligentija, profesio-
nalai, siaip sviesus patriot
Mai lietuviai. Tokia jega apie
save turedamas, Antanas Va
nagaitis pradejo dideleje Chi
cagoje daryti memo srityje to-
kius darbus, apie kokius ME
kas kitas nebutu drises ir sva-
:joti. Lietuviski vakarai, vaidi-
nimai, koncertai buvo rengia-
mi zymiausiose Chicagos sale
Sc, net pacioje Chicagos Civic
Opera House. MARGU 6 10
"Mperijos'' priest n n k m s,
siaurai sroviskai ar savannah
diskai galvojantiems sukele
net nepakenciama pavyda.
Kiekvienas .sekmingas dar-
bas susilaukia ir pasipriesinimo
is pavyduoliu puses, taigi ir
Antano Vanagaicio darbai- su-
tiko ir pamegdziojimo konku-
rencijos. Kai kas nusileido net
Xxi jo darbu smeizimo ir paze-
minimo. Kadangi musu sroviu
pasisekimas remiasi turejimu
atitinkamo skaiciaus pasekeju,
kitos musu sroves griebesi vi
sokiu priemoniu tramd y ii
MARGUCIO "Mperijos" augi-
ma ir jo itakos didejima.
Placioje Amerikoje kompo-
zitorius Antanas Vanagaitis
savo koncertavimais ir apsi-
lankymais palaike draugingus
santykius su tautine srove, su
kataliku srove ir su kitais rim
tais lietuviais; jo remejai bu-
vo lygiai darbininkai, profesio-
nalai ir biznieriai.
Taciau pacioje Chicagoje,
kur kelios musu sroves is
anksciau buvo isigyvenusios,
nauios MARGUc1O. "Mperi-
jos" plitimas kai kur pasirode
nepakenciamas reiskinys. MAR
GUcIO Vanagaicio rengiami
vakarai sutraukia didziausias
minias, tai 'negi taip ir leisi
jam sluoti viska.
Komp. Antanas Vanagaitis
Chicagoje apsigyvenes, tula
laika palaike draugingus san
tykius su NAUJIENOM1S, bet
tie santykiai truko su dideliu
pokstelejimu. Prieita buvo net
Xxi teismo bylos, kuri uzbaigta
be pasekmiu.
Aplink Antana Vanagaiti il
MARGUcIO "Mperija" susi-
grupavo visas sviesusis Chica-
gos tautinis elementas, kuris
talkininkavo jam ivairiuose je
dideliuose kulturiniuose dar'
buose Chicagoje ir kitur.
A.Vanagaitis daug ir viesa!
lietuviskoje politikoje nesimai
Sc; kick reikejo politika varyti
atliko jo gausus bendradarbiai
Bet pats turejo gilios itakos
savo bendradarbius ir talki
ninkus ir ju pagalba plete save
itaka mlsu visuomeneje. Kit
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-22
Tennis Glasses Open
At YWCA

Tennis classes have been added
to the courses offered at Murrel
Branch YWCA. Edward Issaacs will
be the instructor, with classes start
ing Monday, October "a, at 7:3Op.m.
and $3.50 pm.
The three tennis courts at the
Negro Youth Center, $40 NV 18th
St, home Of Murrell Branch, will be
used, allowing up to six persons to
be Accommodated in each class.
Glasses will meet every Monday and
Friday, with the fee rs cents per
lesson. So great is the interest in
these classes that there was wait
ing list of prospective students be-
fore all necessary arrangements
could be completed for the classes.
Persons interested (both men and
women should call Murrell YWCA,
in person or by telephone, S2-56O2,
at their earliest convenience.
Mr.. Issaacs won the 1947 mixed
doubles championship of Florida. In
194S he won the mixed doubles
championship of Nassau and n
1949 won the veterans single cham
pionship of Florida.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-22

Palmer led the ticket in the 1916
campaign and served as mayor dur
ing the first two years Of his pres
ent four year term. In 1948 he car
ried the city of Miami in the first
and second primaries in a race for
sheriff, but lost to Jimmy Sullivan,
who was running for reelection in
the total county vo'e.
A veteran of World War II, Palm
err is 81 years old and a painting
contractor. He is member of
pioneer Dade county family and was
educated at public schools here and
ae Sewanee University. He is mar
ried and the father of three child
rem.