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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
BIC0TS SHOOTING HIGH
BY NATHAN ZIPRIN

When months reported that there discern
able M in the organized activities of Americas hate and
anti Semites inclined the development
of encouraging trend And this despite the fact that
observations of the little for optimism
Now the Non-Sectarian AntNaz League reports that
rabble showed alarming
strength and disqueng financial backing In fact the notorious
Gerald L. Smith boosted
lack Of him the moving his black
clouds the the country take the League
reporters word appears that the hate about
nationwide drive against Jews with
possible picture
battle such this relentless vigilance
fault.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
Congress of the United States
House of REPRESENTATIVES

Congress OF the United States
House of Representatives
GEORGE SMATHERS
4th District of Florida
Washington, D. c.
October II, 1949
Mr.. Isadore Moscovitz, Editor
The Southern Jewish Weekly
jacksonville, Florida
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
Just a note to thank you for the
article in your paper in Septem-
Der concerning my efforts to have
an Israeli consulate established at
Miami.
We have nothing further on
this recently, but I shall keep you
informed of future developments.
l particularly appreciate your
mentioning this project because
your article will help to arouse
interest in it, and I am convinced
that the establishment of such
consulate would result in great
good, not only to the people of
Florida, but to the State of Is
rael in its struggle to encourage
American investment.
Again thanking you for your
interest, am
Sincerely yours,
George Smathers, M. c.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
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Il 3IlI10

Pensacola Chapter of Hadassah
Pensacola, Fla.
October IA, 1949
Editor Southern Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
AS president of the Pensacola
Chapter of Hadassah, am most
eager to meet our quota just as
my predecessor did last year.
Your generous contribution of
$500 helped us last year to
attain our goal.
We are again presenting our
MIGHT OF STARS. This will
be our Third" Annual Night of
Stars. So successful have we
been that last year for want of a
larger auditorium, hundreds of
people were turned away. How
ever the auditorium does accom-
modate over thousand people.
We hope to fill the auditorium
again this year. And we hope
that we will again see your name
listed in our Program Book as a
Contributor" to our Pensacola
CHAPTER of Hadassah. You are
well known in this community
and we would appreciate your
cooperation with us in helping us
to meet our Hadassah quota.
Very sincerely,
Mrs. Kiva Oberstein,
President of Pensacola
Chapter of Hadassah
P. SIN our last years pro-
gram book, I notice the following
was YOUR advertisements:
THE SOUTHERN JEWISH
WEEKLY
~. DOA quo, JdCkSOnVllle, + Ia.
Statutes The
Pensacola Chapter of Hadassah
and Wishes Success to the
Variety Show =
MIGHT OF STARS"
Do you want the same wording
this year? Please make check
payable to Pensacola Chapter of
Hadassah and would appreciate if
you would mail same to me.
Incidentally I am enjoying
reading our subscription of ''The
Southern Jewish Weekly. find
it has improved SO very much
within the past two years.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
BY RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX
Copyright, 1919. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

So)O01c>O0>1~ 9c1e@>Oo>oC>O6>>1c
QUESTION: Do all Ndizvah at
the age 10?
ANSWER No. Jews Morocco example, said to
observe the Bar Mtzvah the r. The famous
Saadia regarded of II full member of inyan
QUESTION: Why pious Jews CARTEL around their
waist? What is the derivation of the "gartel?"
ANSWER: The term "garte evidently from the
origin the term gdle" which from root meaning to
bind" ito tie It actually kind of sash belt which
bound tied around the pous Jews called "Chasd
especially when they engaged in prayer
Wearing this item of pety the special
form "Gdle" called the "Avnet" which the High Priest
the
attain the perfection the piey High
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
CARE FOR THE AGED HERE AND ABROAD

In this weeks mail we received
some publicity material from the
Greater Miami Jewish Federation.
which is putting on a campaign at
this time for 100000 for the Jewish
Home for the Aged of Greater
Miami. While the majority of aged
people can be taken care of in their
own homes. in foster homes and in
special apartment dwellings for eld-
erlY people. a substantial number.
according to the committees find
ings. must be taken care of in the
more controlled and supervised en-
, 1949-09-02
Hustie Nominutes
Horace Herrick to be
CABS Principal

The name of Horace P. Her
rick, until recently principal
OF the Morris High School in
Bath, Maine, has been submit
ted to the St. Thomas Council
for approval as principal of the
Charlotte Amalie High School.
He would succeed to the post
left vacant by the resignation
of Miss Bertha Boschulte.
Albert Ragster, a graduate
OF Hampton Institute, has also
been nominated to serve as
teacher of automible mechanic
in the Vocational School in St.
, 1949-09-02
Landmarks League to
Hold Meeting on
TuesduY Night

A meeting Of the St. Croix
Landmarks League has been
scheduled for Tuesday night,
September 6.
At this meeting there will be
a. talk on "Carib Relics" and
Discussion Of Matters of In
terest."
The meeting will be held at
the Lutheran Parsonage. Pre-
sident George Burnett will be
chairman.
, 1949-09-02
Othu w. NeulY
e Extension Agent
Takes Office

Otha W. Nealy newly APP
pointed Extension Agent ar
rived here on Wednesday to
take up his duties at the Agri-
cultural Station.
Mr.. Nealy, a native of Flori-
da, has been in the State Ex-
tension service in his home
state for ten years. He worked
directly out Of the Washington
Office on the Emergency Farm
Labor program, and has super
vised Migratory Labor move
ments between different points
on the mainland.
He holds a BIS. degree from
the Florida A. & M. College,
at Tallahassee. Taught Science
at the Lincoln High School &
was for a while principal of the
Wildwood Senior High School.
There are now two Exten-
sion Agents here. Mr.. R. l..
Harmon arrived some time ago
and has already started a pro-
gram among the Farmers
which has aroused much en-
thusiasm.
, 1949-09-02
High School Students
10 Register at | pm.
Tuesday,. Sept 6

Students for the Christian
sted High School are required
to register at Loo pm, Tues
day, September 6, Mrs. Pearl
Byrd Larsen, Superintendent
of Education announced.
The School buses will leave
the Frederiksted Junior High
School at IL o'clock. One will
follow the Northside road be-
low KingshilI via Morning
Star into Christiansted; the
other will continue along the
Center line.
All children who have been
previously attending or will at
tend the Christiansted High
School for the first time are ell
igible to ride on these buses
except those living within a
mile Of the school.
Registration in other schools
will be on Tuesday morning Of
the same day, beginning at
$50 o'clock.
, 1949-09-02
Governor Hostile To
Leave for Washington
Next Week

Governor HASTE plans to
leave for Washington early
next week in connection with
the organization of the Virgin
Islands Corporation.
1t is expected that names of
those appointed on the Board
OF Directors will be officially
announced between now and
the arrival of the Governor, in
Washington.
During an interview recent
ly he said he had had no word
from Washington in connec-
ton with the membership of
the Board but expected that
he would be notified shortly
official notification has been
made.
, 1949-09-02
Governor. Hostile
Norninutes BunkinQ
Boord Of v. /.

Governor HASTE has sent
to the Legislative Assembly
for confirmation, the names Of
Joseph Alexander, Norman
Cissel, Helm Christensen, Oar
win Creque and Jorge Rodri-
guez, as members Of the Bank
ing Board Of the Virgin IS
lands.
Messers. Alexander and Cis-.
sci are Of St, Croix, the other
three members are from St.
Thomas.
, 1949-09-02
No More Shortage Of
Teachers in v. /.
Education Depts. Say

Although some time ago
there was concern over the
shortage Of teachers, the situa-
ton has changed. Both in St.
Croix and St. Thomas the De-
partment Of Education has
been successful in filling va
cancies in the teaching staff.
This is due in part to the
, 1949-09-02
Ebbesen Grunted
Ledve To Study on
Muinlund

Victor EbbeSsen of the Di-
vision of Personnel has been
granted leave of absence effec-
tive September s, to begin his
studies at Syracuse University
on a scholarship granted by
the Foresight Foundation.
, 1949-09-02
Communicable Muior
Issue In Jupon
MucArthur SuYs

Communism is no longer a
major threat to Japan, General
Mac Arthur, Allied Supreme
Commando said at the fourth
anniversary Of Japan's surren-
der.
The Supreme Commander
said that democratic progress
has been so marked that THE
communists have been effec-
lively repulsed by Japanese
public opinion rattle rthan po-
lice powers.
japanese public opinion was
aroused to meet the threat to
their free Institutions. He also
said that the japanese people
have faithfully fulfilled their
surrender obligations.
are asked to give the effort
, 1949-09-02
ST. Thomds Women's
Sturts Cleanup Move

The Women's League Of st.
Thomas has begun its fall
cleanup campaign. Residents
, 1949-09-02

This is due in part to the salary rate this year.
, 1949-09-02

are asked to give the effort
their wholehearted support
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Leaders Form
Committee For
NCNW Members

Miss Dorothy | Height. chair
man OF the ntcrracjal member
ship enlistment drive of the
National Council of Negro Wo-
men. announced on Feb u. the
opening date of the campaign.
that Mrs Edna Over GRAY. pres
dcnt Of the Alpha Kappa Al
pha sorority Mrs DIVA 6.
Henry Supreme Baslleus Of Phi
Delta kappa Soforiiv. and Mr.,
Arcclle Harmon Moore. Imperial
COMMANDERS of the Imperial
Court Daughter ~ ISIS have ac-
cepted active e-chairmanshlps.
Sparred on by the coast Ia
coast broadcast of Mrs Roosevelt
and Mrs Bethune on Feb llth.
women from all parts Of the
counirv are responding cnihus-
lasticellv Reports of progress
are already pouring into New
York Headquarters Keen rival
~ in enlis'inE mcmbers for the
Human and CivB Rights hght
~ the National Council of Negro
Women is helng displayed by
all of us local units.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Jovc Woodward. Grace Williams
Jean Munsin. Lois McGregor
Winifred RoWell. Glvderhn Ed
wards. Bernce Rhodes. Kathleen
Preston. and Jamesetta Bernoud
Masculine styles were revued
by Franklin Griggs, Herman Col.
her, Robert Love. Wilbur Wright.
Harold Fowler, Charles Green.
Harold Bass, Nathan Conyers.
Tommy TYLER and others.
MOST POPULAR
Highlght OF the show was the
crowning Of Miss Patsy Walker
for l949 Selected for the honor
was Glynderln. Edwards. Sec
ond place was won by Frances
Litman and third. by Helen Love.
Judges we're Kenney Burks. Edna
Selden. and Donald Godbold.
Commentators for the show was
Mrs. Lvnnette Penn. Musical in
terludeS and accompaniment for
models was played by 10 Ann
Jones. Also appearing on the pro-
gram we're Rernice Harris. solo
ist. and Glynderlin Edwards. dra-
matte reading.
Remarks were made bv Rev.
Randall II. Ptman.
Directing the show was Henry
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

N1rn ne t-'eN On ne .ilio
f1auf N.. ~" y. A''u
'uN l'ol luiil %,
y fN h5Sn Schoo'
a N f' o.i' = ~ :
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The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Many Attend American Beauty
Social and Art Clubs Annn al Tea

Three hundred music lovers
assembled SUNDAY afternoon al
Lucy Thurman NWCA and had
their hearts and souls thrilled
with music. SONGS and readings
hv some Of the outstanding
stars. when the American Beauty
and Art Club staged their annual
tea
One of the hichlights ~ Sun
DAYS program was the showing
or movies BY the En- and Arts
Home Moving Projections The
pictures were entitled Stardusi
and Two Guitars and Dark
Ewes
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
B i I S OF
T T RING
By Bobby

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Ea,.e 0ec T gc-
natt ae oss q
3u }.r ~ ,aer
tc4 s
f-r No1 ard
e ni7 c<1- feaes
of Ms Nocte tor7eN'e- tion
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Ana eeSen7 cone
'ne ~1o'' re
Nt 20
tsS ne e' 'o1 affair
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
'RO-Ka-IH L0UelieS Are GlanorouS
Models In "AtYo-Americana" Shoe

and TO also aid their scholarship
fund TINS club IS composed oi
group OF diliccnt women whc
sponsors annual intcrculturaI
programs which Will hclp 10 ere
ate and sustain q closer brother
Is feeling between the vauou,
races which make up their COM
muntcS.
Officers ~ the Mothers Club
include Ethel Bail president.
Nelma Smith wee president.
Corneia Mack. recordlnG.Secrc-
tary. Ella Mae Raw. correspond
lnG secretary Ethel Murphy
treasurer HARVEY Jackson.
coAR DIRECTS
Arthur Coar director ~ the
musical. has assembled some o.
Dctrhts LEADING singers and
dancois 70 how the contribution
" the Negro 20 ia7z. ballet
cla ,Sical and opc,a attic music
Some % the bettcr known arc
sherman Cam. violinlSt Mary
Ann Clemon. hallcrina Eddie
Erwin tenor Lucius Siarks and
Gonzelle Bailey. interpretive
dancers. Marcus Childs, Using
Young crocner Sidney Bailey,
iazz pianist: jeanette Franklin
lvric sopraro. and the Crescent
Chorus under the direction Of
JOHNNY Rcid
4 historical narration intro
ducnr each muscal sequence
will he done nv Marguerite
Coar
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Concert Tour
Is Scheduled
For Pianist

Miss Lois ToWles, assistant pro-
feSsor OF music al Fisk Univer-
Slty. leaves Sunday, Feb 20,
on weeks tour which will
take her as far sfield as Day
iona Beach Fla. and Princess
Anne, Maryland.
Miss Towles last played at
Howard University on Deem
Der %, l946 when she appeared
on program Of Alpha Kappa
Sorority featuring Nh Ralph
Bunche, United Nations Mediator
for Palestine The tour Is ar
ranged by Dick Campbell, man
ager.
AS concert artist. Miss
ToWleS is comparatively new
Her first appearance came IN
October Of l947 on the stage of
A. and l. State College in Nash
vile. 1t was in that city that
Ruth Campbell reporter Lor the
Nashville TennesSesn, called her
a Rubinstein contemporary. En-
couragcd and bolStered up to new
heights by the success of her
first concert appearance, Miss
Towles approached Rublnstein
when he appeared In Nashville
that winter.
RUBINSTEIN INFLUENCE
Considered the worlds great
est concert pianist. Arthur Rub
insteln vas impressed with the
young artist. and invited her to
come to Los Angeles for to-
summer Of l948 so that he might
supervise her artistry and ready
her for the national concert cir
summer at Fontainbleau. just
cults. Due to have spent the
outside Of Paris. France. where
she would have studied under
Robert Cssadeus the young ar
tist chose instead 10 study with
Rubinsteln
Miss Towles was graduated
from Wiley College in Texas
and the Julliard School of Music
in New York. She received her
VI. A. IN arts and fine arts from
Iowa State University.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Participating IN the revue We're
MANY models wearing clothing
from the Hawkins Apparel. hats
from the SprsgGs Gift and Hat
Shop. and other costumes from
the personal wardrobes of the
models Included in the group
were Daisy Matthews. Ginetta
Rhue, Virginia TealSev. June Tav-
Tor. Valeria Baskcm, Marilyn
Smith. Kathleen James. Juanita
Rohy, Myrtle Saunders. Cecil Ly-
ons. Frances Litman, Maxine
James Gloria Wright Glide Ad-
ans. Florence Edwards. Janet
Rudd. Helen Love. Dolores Harris.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
VARIED PROGRAM

Another outstanding contribu-
tion on the program was three
readings given by Mamie White
Miller who has been confined
10 a wheel chair and unable 10
walk for fifteen wears The
poems. Il Live On" Keep on
Keeping On" and NO Body
Can Keep You Down. were
composed hv Mrs Miller herself
She is also an outstanding teach
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Pretty Girls
Icontinuod FROM Paro 81

Continued From Pare 81
Woyk contest and Mrs Gladys
Fisher ushcrS
Others arc Mss Cor tsnce
smith Ms Connie Baker p o-
1tams Miss Lucy Howard cup
and cash awards MIS- MYRTLE
Gaskl. publicity Miss Mildred
Blount and Miss Irene Morgan.
assisting with ads IN program.
Mrs Annsstssls Dudley. presi-
dent OF Alpha p Sigma chapter.
and many other sorors.
Musical arrangements will be
made by LEROY Smith and orches-
ira
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Many Prominent Women
Assist At Antique Shoe

Scores of of Detroit interested in cultural and
civic activities have expressed willingness to participate
the presentation of Antiques and Herlooms Sunday.
February 20, the Kappa Kaste The event which has
attracted considerable attention from the Detroit Hstor-
cal Museum group and others will present for the first
time items of intrinsic value in folklore and history of the
Negro in this section Of the country II being directed
by Mr. Fred Hart Williams.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Westside Teen Ayers Parade Fashions
With Proceeds Scheduled For Center

Interest in pretty frockS and suits for the gamut of
activities busy teenagers life prompted the presenta-
on Of the Second Annual Patsy Walker Fashion Show by
the Assembly of Youth Activities Of Tabernacle Baptist
Church There another purpose for the show. how
ever which held recently, it to raise funds for
the Community Center which is ander construction
The is located next door to the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Beechwood and Milford Streets.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

James. assisting were Rowena
Wright ard Florence Edwards
Rev. Jesse Jai Mcneil is pastor
of the church.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
PLANNING GROUP

PLANNING GROUP
The committee on arrangements
includes Mrs Sadie T Ransom,
Mrs Gertrude Jones. Mrs. Jose
phine Gaines. Mrs Mildred Lee
Mrs Elleine Stone. DR.. Jane Well
ing, Mrs Herbert CASTOR. MIS-.
Roy Stephens, Mrs. Fannie White
Poole. Mrs. John Corbin. Mrs.
Sadie johnson, Miss Hester Nv
ers, Henry Brown. W Woolfen-
den. Ben Henderson. Art Educa-
tion, Student Committee. (Wayne
University, La Flake. Fred Jor-
dan, Marvin Reichle. Maurice
Grossman. Mrs, Roche. Alice
Lightfoot, and Charles Finger
Others assisting are the TX
celSior Guidance Girls. hIg h
school girl group sponsored by
the National Teachers Sorority Of
Phi Delta Kappa. Shirley Giles
pie. Gwendolyn Simons Audrey
Smedlev. Alyce Johnson Carol
Pearson Pearson. PHYLLIS Strong.
and Valera Johnson. The Beta
Sigma Ihl sorority tDlC). joyce
lyn Cole Lillian Jones; Alpha
chapter Of PHI Gamma Delta
tLBC) Eurine HARRISON Bernice
Clay and Vivian Bryant
HoSTESSES
Pouring tea Tor the MANY guests
anticipated viii be Mrs Pearl
Penick, Mrs Mary Miner Roberts.
Mrs LEROY Smith. Mrs. PHYLLIS
Golden, Mrs Kathleen Black.
Mrs. Irene Hunton. Ms Mildred
Lee. NJ s Maygaret Piper. Miss
Ruth Webb, Mrs Helene Vest
brook Mrs Geraldine Solomon
Caldwell Mrs Orion Wells and
Mrs John Corbin. Mrs. Grace Ed
ward Wales and Mrs. Elizabeth
WoodIey. Wlll furnish music.
HosteSSes for the event are
Mrs F f. Dawson Mrs. Violet
Lewis. Mrs Shcha jackson. Ms,
Mavis Livingston. Mrs Lynette
Penn Miss Josephine Lamp
Mrs r Louise Groomes Mrs
Fred Hart Williams Mrs David
Wisdom, Mrs Rachel Page Mrs
William Shafer Ms William
Singleton. Mrs |. II Martin. Miss
Lucille Wilson. Mrs Minnie
Lownndes. Miss Villa Mae Moo
dv
ASSISTING
Other hosteSscs are Mrs. Char
lotte Perry, Miss Theresa VIII
llamS. Mrs Magdalene D'AnGlas
jackson. Michigan, Mrs Wick
life (Ann Arhou. Mrs Leon
Hubbard tpontac>, Mrs Ruhv
Fuller Mrs. Ollie Burch MIS-
W Bradby Mrs Gladys Williams
Mrs. Virginia Yates Ms Minnie
I Curley. Mrs. W Holbon Mrs
Damon Young Mrs Miilie Hyn
son. Ms William Camp Mrs
Arthur Caver. Mrs Robert Jor
dan. Mrs. Nina Garner Mack
Mrs Blanche Culver
Mrs. William Matnev Jr Ms.
Marian GoodSon, Miss Flora Sulll-
ivan. Mrs. Pauline Gatlt Ms
Robert Bowles. Mrs r Cecil Rob
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

ves Blaek-Draught may help that
headachy feeling n the only reason
vou feel headachy is because OF
constipation. Black-Drsught, the
friendly laxative, is usually prompt
and thorough when taken as ol-
rected. IL costs only penny or less
a dose That's why IL has been
. hest seller with four generations.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
GEE OUR CALENDAR OF
COMING EVENTS is
CHUCKED FULL

IWUI % \ WnUF FICp1ant
Party that the FIRST daughters of
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
TRAVELOGUE

Those lovely sisters PHYLLIS
and Marjorie LeWs Frank Gn.
Hsple TOOK a short re + this week
end up 20 Flint MCh,san where
thcy wore The guests NJ Frank $
Mater and Pa'er Nj and Mrs
l. Gillespie
And tor 4 longer treck nest
wees wall 81 ou talented Beu.
lab Whlthv 70 do a speaking lob
IN Memphis This week she nj
Edward a simmons oar harris
ter who Gets our vote for Com
mon Pleas Judge ON February
clSt Wclc guests Of the PHI Delta
Kappa sorority meeting IN the
cafeteria of the NWCA Bculah
Whithv 1'6 good ob fo the
iiuman BIc-i CoI0cA IN Wash
ngton and So cots our vote to.
mem bcgShlp therein
CITY Planning Committee &C.
cil Whitaker Boykln leaves this
week end for her trek south 70
take IN the Mardi-Gras and q vIs-
lt with the family en-route. Also
IN the party will be the Peter
WhItiakerS and Ulv Boykin III
and Wade RoVkin. Jr.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
CAN BLACK-DRAUGHT
help THAT HEADACHY FEELING?

II you are troubled With such symp-
toms as loss OF appetite. headachs,
upset stomach, flatulenee. physical
fatigue. sleepleSsness. mental hazi-
ness, bad breath and II these
symptoms are due only TO consti-
patton - then see what Black
Draught may do for you. Get .
package today.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
Binghomton, NY.
NAUJAS kUNIGAS

Birzelio II d. vietos lietuviu
baznycioje pirmas iskilmingas
misias lake ka tik isventintas
naujas kunigas Robertas Kestu-
tis Baltch. Po iskilmiu bazny-
cioje ivyko iskilmingi pietus
lietuviu saleje.
Vietinio laikrascio ziniomis,
naujasis kunigas yra gimes
Amerikoje, bet su tevais 1888
metals parvaziaves i Lietuva,
ten lankes Panevezio gimnazija
ir muzikos mokykla. Nuo 1912
Xxi 1947 m. lankes tarpdiocezi-
ne kunigu seminarija Kaune ()
Visa Selma j Amerika grizusi
1947 metu balandzio menesi.
Kun. Baltch sesuo Aldona
studijuojanti medicina Syracuse
universitete, 0 brolis julius esas
vaistininkas Binghamtone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
Detroit, Mich., Naujien0s
Is LVS SUSIRINKIMO

LVS 6 skyr. susirinkime 81
karta buvo isduoti raportai is
buvusio Tautines sroves seimo
ir skyriaus koncerto. Seimo ra-
porta padare Juozas Kripas ir
as, mes tik mudu is sio skyriaus
seine dalyvavome.
Buvusio vakaro-koncerto ra-
porta patieke Stephania Douvan
ir J. Kripas. Is raporto atrodo,
kad koncertas visokiariopai pa
vykes.
1srinkta persiorganizavimo ko-
misija. I komisija ieina du buve
tremtiniai - Ona Navasaitie-
ne ir Leonas Bulgarauskas, ir
trys senieji - Juozas Ambroze,
Juozas Kripas ir jusu korespon-
dente. 81 komisija paruos pla-
na platesniam nariu sukvieti-
mui. Jie taipogi suras vieta ir
laika sekanciam susirinkimui,
kuris numatmas saukti prie eze-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-17
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
TAUTININKU KLUBAS
RENGS PASKAITAS

Birzelio 10 diena buvo Tauti-
ninku Klubo susirinkimas, ku-
riame nutarta liepos menesi SUI
rengti Klubo isvaziavima, nu-
tarta tureti savo stala Lietuviu
dienos piknike liepos 3 diena
Dexter parke ir nutarta klubo
patalpose rengti paskaitas.
Pirma paskaita bus jau bir-
zelio "a diena, 8 val. yak. Pas
kaita rengia inz. Krulikas, kuris
su zmona istojo nariais j klu-
ba. Oar j kluba istojo inz. But
kus SUI zmona, V. Saladzius il
P. Sidzikauskas SUI zmona.
Klubo vedeju isrinktas Klinga.
Klubo nariai, norintieji daily
vault Lietuviu Dienos piknike
liepos 3 diena, kvieciame is
anksto klube tam reikalui uz-
siregistruoti, nes uzsakant sta
la reikia zinoti dalyvaujanciQju
skaiciu.