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SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje

ANA SAVAITE, kuria netu-
rejome galimybes smulkiau pa
duoti pasauliniu ivykiu santrau-
kos, svarbiausias ivykis huvo
karo atsinaujinimas Kinijoj.
Kinijos vyriausybes atstovai
negalejo sutikti SUI komunistQ
salygomis, kurioms priimti ko-
munistai net laika grieztai nu-
state.
Kai tas laikas baigesi komu-
nistu armijos pradejo ataka,
persikeldamos per Yangces upe.
Kinijos vyriausybes kariuo-
meme gal negalejo, taip pat ir
isakymo neturejo priesintis. il
traukesi ir uzleido be kovos di-
delius plotus, su daugeliu mics
tu, ju tarpe ir Nankinga.
Komunistu kariuomene ap-
saude ir paskandino bel suzalo-
10 keturis anglu laivus. zuvo
kelios desimtys anglu jurinin-
ku, O suzeistu priskaitoma per
200.
Is sanchajaus amerikieciu ir
anglu laval is anksto pasitrau-
Ike, paimdami taip pat ir save
piliecius, kurie pasiskubino lai-
ku j laivus atvykti.
Grizo j scena ir ciangkaise-
kas, kuris drauge su savo pa,
vaduotoju, einanciu prezidento
pareigas, paskelbe atsisaukims
kovoti su koministais Xxi gallo
ciangkaisekas yra atvykes
sanchaju, kur rdpinasi miestt
gynimu. Bet Wis delto abejo
lama, ar tikrai miestas bus gi
namas.
Galimas dalykas, kad visa'
pasipriesinimas prizes komunis
tus ateityje bus vedamas is For
mozos salos, kur Ciangkaiseka
dar prizes pasitraukdamas i
prezidento pareigu pergaben
apie iris ketvirtadalius Kinijo
aukso atsargu, daug ginklu j
istikimos kariuomenes.
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Toutine srove turejo stipriq savo
orgonizacijq

Kai 1914 metu spaliu menesi
Broonlyne suiro Americas Lie
tuviu Seimas, tautininkai susi-
rinko j kita posedi ir ikure :
Lietuvos Gelbejimo Fonda, Lie
tuvos Autonomijos Fonda ir
Tautininku Partija, kuri 1915
metu suvaziavime buvo pavadin-
ia Americas Lietuviu Tautine
Sandara.
sioje organizacijoje susijunge
daugumas tu Americas lietuviu,
kurie savo patriotinio veikimo
nenorejo jungti nei SUI tikybi-
niu veikimu, nei SUI socializmu.
Jie tada stipriai susiorganiza-
vo, mes reikejo atsilaikyti prizes
spaudima ir is vienos ir is XII
tos puses. Stipriai susiorgani-
zave, suvaidino svarbia role to
laiko Amerikos lietuviu veiki-
me. Xxi 1918 metQ surinko ko-
val uz Lietuvos laisve $85,OOO.00
siunte delegatus j Europa karo
metu ir po karo, bendrai su ka-
taliku organizacijomis islaike
Washingtone Egzekutyvini Ko-
miteta, kuris ejo lyg ir Lietuvos
Atstovybes pareigas ligi tikro
Lietuvos pasiuntinio atvykimo
ir tt.
Per ta laikotarpi tautines sro'
YES veikimui vadovavo 1917 me-
tais isteigta Lietuviu Tautine
Taryba, kuri buvo visu sios sro'
YES organizaciju ir fondu vir'
sune.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

sluoksniuose prizes ano meto Lie
tuvos valdytojus krikscionis de-
mokratus ne ka maziau buvo ke
llama triuksmo, negu paskui tt
krikscioniu demokratu bendra
minciai cia kele triuksmo del XII
tu valdymo. :.
o kai 1926 metals Lietuvoje
rinkimus laimejo kairieji, il
dar kai tue paciu metu cia apsi.
lanke vienas Lietuvos liaudinin.
ku partijos delegates ir aplank9
daugeli svarbesniu Sandaros
kuopu, tai ir cia susidare nuo.
taika, labiau linkusi kaire.
zodziu sakant, liaudininky
partijos delegates pasieke to-
kio tikslo, kad 1926 metu va.
saros seine buvo priimtas dau.
geliui labai netiketas nutarimas
AL. Tautine Sandara Lietuvos
reikaluose laikysis Lietuvos
liaudininku partijos linijos. c
Sandaros laikrastis jau buvC
anksciau pavestas redaguoti as
meniui, kuris buvo zinomas
kaip linkes prize socialism,. Tue
budu Sandaros organizacijai bu.
vo uzdeta Lietuvos 1iaudininkr
partijos, dirbancios koalicijoje
su socialdemokratais, spalva -.
Sticks Sandaros supartinimas
daugeliui nepatiko. Bet buvo
manoma, kad toks nutarimas
padarytas seine susidariuslos
atsitiktines ir nedideles daugu,
mos, veliau gales butt pakels'
tas. LiaudininkQ polltlka lr jos
sudaryta padetis Lietuvoje, to-
Ii grazu, ne visus zavejo, o. ne
trukus zinios apie padeti prade,
10 net jaudinti ir kelti susiru-
pinima daznam patriotiskai gal
vojanciam lietuviui.
Ir stai, esant sitokioms nuo-
taikoms, ivyko Lietuvoje per-
versmas.
Mes, kurie nesistengeme wal
dyti Lietuva" is Amerikos, vlsr
pirma mateme tame pasallnl'
ma pavoju ir kiekvienam patrlo'
tut nemaloniu reiskiniu, kelu'
{ Perkelta 3-eia pusl. }
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Kas gi atsitiko SUI
Sandara?

Galimat tvirtinti, kad Salda-
ra sugriove inesimas j ia Lie
tuvos vidaus politikos.
Kai Lietuvoje valde kriscio-
nys demokratai, tai Amerikos
lietuviuose atsiliepe daug atgar-
siu del to valdymo. Cia buvo
kalbama apie valdancios parti-
jos sauvaliavimus, apie sazines
laisves stoka, apie kunigu per
dideli .kisimasi j politika, apie
"lasiniu skutimo" istorija ir It.
Reikia pripazinti, kad 'Sandaros
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Kai tos Tarybos darbas Wa.
shingtofe pasibaige ir il buvc
likviduota, tautines sroves vi.
sas veikimas vel reiskesi dau-
giausiai per Americas LietuviQ
Tautine Sandara. Joje tada va
dovaujanti vaidmeni turejo as
menys, kurie veliau, berods, vi
81 is tos organizacijos pasitrau-
ke, arba, jei kurie formaliai
dar ir priklauso, tai tik del Sc
nos tradicijos sentimento, bet
veikime praktiskai nedalyvauja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29
BALFo pir1nininkas is
vyko sveikatos pataisyti

BALFo pirmininkas kun. DIR.
Juozas B. Koncius, dalyvauda-
mas Federalines DIP Komisijos
konvencijoje Chicagoje sunega-
lavo ir jo sveikata buvo tiria-
ma sv. Kryziaus ligonineje, kur
dr. Simonaitis nueme kordio-
grama ir RADIO Strides defektus
del persidirbimo.
Gydytojo patariamas, kun
DIR. J. B. Koncius pertraukia vi
suomenini darba Pms meme
slams ir isvyksta atostogu svei-
katai pataisyti.
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/ Amerika atvykusiems
I.ietuvi Tautinio
Saiudzio nariams

dar karta pranesama, kad ju
susirinkimas saukiamas gegu-
zes Fl diena, New Yorke, toje
pacioje vietoje, kur bus Tauti-
mes sroves seimas. Kurie mega.
les atvykti, prasomi savo ad-
resus pranesti D. Adomaiciui,
1887 Garfield ST., Gary, Ind.
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"A y SQ
vlsUoNENEJE
Sei1nas tikrai bus
geguzees 21 22 d.

o~o SAS~O - = 00A0 Ne
Galima suprasti, kad pereita
sestadieni, kai DIRVA pasieke
skaitytojus, daugeliui turejc
kilt "minciq perversmas", ka-
da didziojoje antrasteje pama-
te nauja Tautines sroves seimo
data.
Ypac, kad ta savaite, kick
anksciau spausdinamuose laik-
rasciuose buvo nurodyta arba
senoji - geguzes 1-2 dienos,
arba telefoniniame pasitarime
numatytoji - geguzes ID Is
dienos data. Tx perskaite visa
tn pasikeitimu eiga visi isiti-
kino, kad cia ne, apsirikimas,
kad del rimtq priezasciu seimas
tikrai nukeltas j geguzes 21-22
dienas.
Pereita sekmadieni New Yor-
ke vel ivyko seimo> rengeju po-
sedis, kuriame adv. A. Oils
smulkiai isdeste visas aplinky-
bes ir visi patvirtino nusista-
tyma, kad seimas turi butt
saukiamas geguzes 21-22 die
nomis New Yorke.
Didzioii dailes paroda, SUI ku-
rios atidarymu norma sutap-
dinti ir seimo laika, tikrai jau
yra pakeliui. Jau gauti is New
Yorko muitines siunciamu eks-
ponatu sarasai. Is tu sarasu
matyti, kad paroda yra labai
didelio masto. Del to parinkti
:jai tinkama vieta nera papras-
tas ir lengvas uzdavinys.
Stengiamasi, kad parodai vie
ia butu parinkta kuo tinka-
miausia, kad il galetu butt tin
kamai perstatyta Amerikos vi
suomenei. Kur paroda gales bu-
ii irengta. aiskinamasi sia sa-
waite ir tikimasi, kad ateinan-
cia savaite jau bus gaiass.. !. pre- r.
nesti parodos vieta. '
Del tos priezasties atideda-
mas ateinanciai savaitei ir Sci
mo vietos paskelbimas. Galimas
dalykas, kad seimas bus New
Yorker viesbutyje, gal susi-
darys patogios salygos selma
laikyti toje pacioje vietoje, kur
bus paroda.
Seimo dalyviu vakariene lvyks
geguzes 21 diena, 6 val. vak.,
bet jau ne New Yorker viesbu-
tyje, kaip anksciau buvo numa-
tyta, o Knapp's Mansion, 554
Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y,
tai yra, ten, kur ia patti vakara
9 val prasides Mel Yorko Mote
ru Vienybes pavasarinis balius.
Moteru Vienybes atstoves no.
liai dalyvauja seimo rengime,
tad ir seimo dalyviams bus pull
XII proga kartu apsilankyti ir Jq
parengime -.
Placiau seimo klausim a S
skaitykite 4-me puslapyje.
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SIOJE SALYJE

SlOJE SALIJE
MEDICINES PAGALBA VI
STEMS - tai yra svarbiausias
klausimas, siomis dienomis att
Quotas svastyti kongresui.
Prezidentas Trumanas si1]o
lvesti privaloma sveikatos ap-
drauda, kuri uztikrintu nemo-
kama medicines pagalba beveik
visiems USA gyventojams: dir
bantiems ir ju seimoms.
Pagal Sta plana, be atlygini-
mo visiems turi butt uztikrin-
tas gydytojo patarnavimas,
vaistai, neisskiriant ir brangiu,
ligonine Xxi 60 dienu, prieziu-
ra namuose, dainty gydymas,
girdejimo pagalbiniai itaisai,
akiniai, kedes ant ratu ir tt.
Kiekvienas turetu moketi ~
90 nauju mokesciu nuo savo
uzdarbio, ir tick pat turetu mo-
keti darbdavys. Kas verciasi
savarankiskai, tas turetu mo-
keti 80. Sitas mokestis palies-
tu uzdarbius tik ligi $4,000 per
metus.
Senatorius Taft siulo pla-
na be priverstinio apsidraudi-
mo, be papildomu mokesciu.
Pagal ia plana, tik uz tuos, ku-
rie negali patys apmoketi savo
gydymo, turi moketi federaline
ir vietine valdzia.
Senatorfus Hill ir kiti sillo
plano. slSrri remis gydytojq
organizacijos. Pagal sta pla-
na sveikatos apdrauda turi bu-
ii tik savanoriska. Medicines
patarnavimai, apmokami is ap-
draudos mokesciu ir vietines
bel federalines valdzios lido,
apriboti, tai yra, ne viskas butQ
daroma nemokamai.
Gydytoju Sajunga labai prize
sinasi Trumano planui, mes su
tuo suristas dalinis gydytoju
darbo suvalstybinimas. Nors
Trumano plane ir numatyta,
kad kiekvienas gales gydytoja
pasirinkti ir gydytojas taip pat
gales ne visus priimti, bet gy-
dytojai tuo nepasitenkina. Jie
tvirtina, kad politine protekcija
tada lures daugiau reiksmes,
negu gydytojo gabumai ir ge-
ras darbas.
Tas pavojus, zinoma, yra, bet
tai daug priklauso nuo visu ge-
ros valios. Ir dabartineje tvar-
koie ne viskas gerai.
Visuotinis medicines pagal-
bos uztikrinimas yra galimas
tik privalomos apdraudos budu.
Kai neprivaloma, tai pas Emo
nes neuztenka susipratimo lais-
WI noru ta reikala tinkamai SUI
sitvarkyti.
Anglijoj "socializuota medi-
cina", nors valstybei ir BRAN
giau kastuoja, negu buvo nu-
matyta, duoda gerQ rezultatu
ir Wis maziau priekaistu besusi-
laukia.
Ir LietuvOJ, nOrS VaiQzla Du-
vo ir ne socialistiska, Shame rel
kale buvo panasiai daroma ir
Xxi siai dienai, greiciausiai, jau
butu buve padaryta tai, ka Tru-
manas siulo Amerikai pradeti
tik nuo 1851 metu.
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VLKo atstovq toll
mesnis marsrutas

M. Krupavicius:
Geguzes / d. - Detroite,
Geguzes Ais d. - Chicagoje
ir apylinkese.
V. Sidzikauskas:
Balandzio 80 d. - Akron, Ohio.
Geguzes 1 d. - Clevelande.
Geguzes 5 d. - New Yorke.
Geguzes Z d. - Lawrence,
Mass. CD
Geguzes g. d. - Cambridge,
Mass, 2 val. PIP. ir Boston,
Mass, z val. yak.
Geguzes 10 d. - Lowell, Mass
(?)
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ii Vakaru Vokietijos valstybes
ikurimo, kaip jau yra sutarta.
Bet patys vokieciai, girdedami
EMaskvos pastangas uzvesti maui
ia derybu zaidima, ina abejoti,
ar amerikieciai nepakeis savo
nusistatymu..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

lyvavima amerikiecio journalistic
Polk puzudyme. Xiii du komu-
nistai uz ta patti nusikaltima
nuteisti mirti, taciau jie nera
sugauti.
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BALANDzIO "a

Rumunijoj, Bulgarijoj ir Ven
grijoj komunistai toliau varo
tu krastu valdytoju "apvaly-
MAJ. Vyksta daug pakeitimQ
ir salinami visi itariami apsi-
krete "Titoizmu', tai yra, ne
noru aklai klausyti priziuretoju
is Maskvos.
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Negird6tai pigi knyga!
700 pusIopiq tik 2.50 dol.
Demesio ietuviu organizations

smai pavieniq zmonu uzsisako LIETUVIQ KALBOS VA
DOVA sa knyga sgyti ir ure pravartu kekvenai etu-
visai parapa kekvenai mokyka kekvenos Organizacos
kuopa syriu kekvienam ietuvq kubu kiekvena lairas
clio redakcijai ir tt.
Teneeka euvq organizuoto vieneo be savosios
kabos vadovo kekvenam susipratusam auiecu reka
ngas sanden gau sveur gyvensime, tuo js bus rel
kalngesnis.
LIETUVIQ KALBOS VADOVAS tesvecia kiekvieno tau
tieco r kekvienos oanizac0s Paskubekte uzs
saky knyga au spausdinama r kekvenam uzsisakiusam
Europos bus prsqsta betarpiai.
Su didzia paqarba J. AUDENAS
Generalinis Igaiotinis
IA Townsend ST.,
Boston ROxbury Mass
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BALANDzIO %

UN komisija neisdriso nutar-
ii siusti tyrinejimo komisija
Vengrija ir Bulgaria. del kardi-
nolo ir protestantu kunigu nu-
teisimo. Pasitenkino tik apgai-
lestavimais, ir patarimais didzio-
sioms valstybems "aiskintis" =.
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BALANDzIO 25

Didelis pasipiktinimas prize s
komunistus kilo Anglijoje, ka-
da ju vadai viesose kalbose ban
de teisinti Kinijos komunistus,
kurie uzpuole ir paskan d i n o
anglu laivus. Policija turejo
jiems padeti pabegti nuo minios
uzpuolimo.
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BALANDzIO 26

UN visuotinis susirinki m
prieme rezoliucija, SO balsais
prizes 6, kurioje Sovietu Sajun-
ga apkaltinama lauzanti UN
charteri, neisleisdama isvaziuo-
ii moterq, istekejusiu uz uz-
sienieciu.
UN zaidzia rezoliucijomis del
keliolikos moteru, bet tyli del
milijonu zmoniq...
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BALANDzIO p

Maskva vel leidzia gandus'
kad il esanti pasiruosusi tartis
su Vakarais visais klausimais
ir kad pats Stalinas noretu as
meniskai susitikti SUI Trumanu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

Americas oficialus asmenys
sake. kad niekas negali sulaiky-
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BALANDzIO p

Gromyko kaltina amerfkiecius
ir anglus, kad jie steigia savo
karines bazes Italijos koloni-
jose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-29

Grakijoje nuteistas Xxi gyvos
galvos vienas zurnalistas uz da-
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Geguzes Ia d. - Rockford, Ill
Geguzes Is d. - Chicagoje.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
I16O-Voice Choir, 4 SoIoists
Present Verdi's 'ReQuienn'

ing. A dramatic soprano might
have given more character to
such solo portions as Lord. De-
liver My Soul" where the part
lies low, but otherwise. as In the
Grant Them Rest Eternal" Miss
der Derian's pure high tones and
sweetness Of quality throughout
created O lovely effect. Miss Win
ston, on whom fell the greatest
solo demands, surpassed any Of
her previous performances here.
Her voice Is suited to q large hall
and gains in expressiveness in the
ample surroundings. Her singing
was finished In every respect and
one OF the finest moments Of the
Requiem" was the duet. Re
cordare," sung with Miss der
Derian.
Mr.. Whitten's lyric tenor fitted
the Italian character Of the In
gemisce" music, which he sang
with finish. Mr.. Nicholson put his
artistic stamp on the "Confutatis"
and other solo parts, although his
fine voice was not at its best.
The only noticeable defect in the
soloists' performance was In the
LUX Aeterna." where the q
cappella singing Of Miss Winston.
Mr.. Whitten and Mr.. Nicholson
wavered from pitch. The pre-
sentation was given In English.
which necessitated shifting Of
vocal and musical accents to q
more than ordinary degree. The
choir's diction was clear. however.
and Mr.. Beaschler never forced
Evening star., 1949-05-11
|Chief Israel Rabbi
| Trumon's
| Bible knowledge

President Truman YESTERDAY got
n pat on the back for his BIBLICAL
knowledge from Or. Isaac Herzog.
chief Rabbi of Israel, who was q
White House caller.
1.-THE President knows his BIZ
BILE" said the venerable church.
man as he met reporters after
seeing the President in company
with Ambassador Eliahu Elath OF
Israel.
DR.. Herzog. who is touring the
country In behalf Of the United
Jewish Appeal. said he carries o
well-worn Bible from which he
read to the President Q verse
from the i26th Psalm: "The Lord
hath done great things for Us,
whereof we are glad"
The President. DR.. Herzog said.
thereupon took UP his own Bible
and found the passage, and then
commented that there was an
other verse which is a favorite
with him. He pointed to the Sec
ond chapter Of Isaiah: They
shall beat their swords into
ploughshares and their spears in
to pruning hooks"
Evening star., 1949-05-11
By Alice Eversmon

The Great Music Of ths
Church" series given during ths
year by the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Choir cul-
, minated in a performance o'
: verdts Requiem" last night ir
Constitution Hall. The l6o.
voice group under the direction
of Charles Dana Beaschler had
E the assistance Of four outstand-
ing soloists, Rose der Derian. So
prano; Shirley Winston, mezzo;
Marion Whitten, tenor. and Rob-
ert Nicholson, baritone. A SYM
, phony orchestra and William
p Watkins. at the organ. provided
the accompaniment.
Among the sacred works IN
large form, Verdi's Requiem" oc-
cupies a special place. The oper-
attic element in it cannot be over
looked, for references to melodic
passages in several Of his stage
dramas are frequent. It's plan also
Is dramatic. Yet, with all this, the
composer has found a most telling
setting for the text Of the Mass
for the Dead. Perhaps because
of the very human element he
brings into it. every section is
either more poignantly beautiful
or more terrifying In its awesome
theme than other composers have
seen At to express.
The intensity of emotion in its
ebb and flow throughout the work
requires particular treatment.
The New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church Choir Is o splendidly
voiced group. trained excellently
in musical requirements and capa-
bic of fine effects. 1t did not quite
measure up to the dramatic needs
:of the Requiem. although the
singing was pure in pitch and OF
suficient volume. It's lack was
chiefly in the deeper voices, In
which register lies often the spe-
cial underscoring the composer
intended. The strength OF the
musical expression Of the text de-
mands more pronounced dynamics
from the choral group than Mr..
Beaschler asked for yesterday.
The Requiem" requires also o
more expert orchestra. for the
instrumental writing Is % I'M
portant, and, at times. more i'm
portant, than that for the voices
In comparison to the choral SON
ority, that Of the orchestra was
feeble, the intonation often faulty
and the general musical pattern
insecure. Mr.. Watkins. at the Or
gan, introduced the most thrill
ing note with his playing. espe-
sially of the Dies Irae" announce
raent and its return at the END OF
the Liberia Me-" =.
The four soloists were the pest
10 be heard in a sacred work In
Constitution Hall. Their voices
were individually beautiful ana
At well together in unison sing
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Army Medical Officers
SOUGHT on Pah-Time Basis

The Army. apparently planning
TO do everything short OF a draft
to obtain medical offlcers. pre-
sented a new proposal yesterday
Mai. Gen. Raymond w. Bliss.
Army surgeon general. said he
planned TO ask Reserve medical
officers TO volunteer for 70 %
days duty each month TO help
alleviate a shortage.
Questionnaires asking il they
viii be available for short periods
Of service will 90 TO I4.300 pily-
sicians. 5,54S dentists and 1874
veterinarians. II 5000 Of this
number volunteer for only three
days service monthly the man
Evening star., 1949-05-11

hours contributed n O years tine
would equal tire fQn-st:ne services
Of 900 such ofneerS.
Those volunteering would Be as
signed 10 general and station hos
pitalS IN their area
Letters signed by the Secretary
Of Defense also have beer sent
20 young physicians and dentists
who received Government A.
nanced edueations and wartime
draft de.erEnents asking them 10
sign up for duty. but this pro
gram as yet has not filed the
need. The Navy also Is short Of
medical officers.
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Three Workshop Courses
Open at G.. u. June 10

Three special workshops for un-
dergraduate and graduate stu
dents viii open at Catholic Uni
versity on June 10 and viii con-
tinue for 10 days. DR.. Roy J. De-
ferrari. secretary general Of the
university. announced today.
The workshops will deal with
Catholic college integration. the
teacher in the Catholic secondary
school and education for mar
riage and family living. A fourth
workshop on nursing will open
on June l3 and q fifth on Catho-
lie youth work will begin on June
16.
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the volume Of the voices for more
effect. II his conception OF the
Requiem" did not fully stress It's
dramatic design. he infused his
reading with nobility and deyo-
tional feeling.
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leyEth. SO that rnossgn iAr2krEs ct
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Storms made vegetables SO short
that Israel reserved them for
time for children and invalids.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-27
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce vinculo matro-
moni by the Plaintiff from the
Defendant.
The Bill of Complaint recites
that the Plaintiff is resident, and
the Defendant a nonresident, of
the State of Maryland; that the
Defendants last known address is
Central Point, Oregon; that the
parties were lawfully married on
the End of June, 1914, at Balti-
more, Maryland, by a Minister of
the Gospel; that no children were
born to the parties hereto; that
during the latter part of the year
1945 the Defendant, without any
just cause or reason, abandoned
and deserted the Plaintiff; that
such abandonment and desertion
has continued uninterruptedly for
more than eighteen months, is de-
liberate and final, and the separa-
ton of the parties is beyond any
reasonable hope or expectation of
reconciliation; that the Plaintiff
has not lived or cohabited with the
Defendant since the month OF
February, 1945; and that the
Plaintiff has always conducted her
self as a faithful and affectionate
wife. The Plaintiff prays that she
may be divorced a Vinculo natri-
montt from the Defendant, and for
such other and further relief as to
the Court may seem proper.
1t is thereupon, this Bird day Of
January, 1919, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County.
sitting as Court of Equity, order.
ed that the Plaintiff cause a copv
of this Order, together with the
object and substance of the Bill
of Complaint, to be inserted in
some newspaper published in
Montgomery County once a week
for four successive weeks before the
18th day of February, 1949, giving
notice to the said nonresident de-
PENDANT of the object and sub
stance of said Bill, and warning
him to be and appear in person. or
by solicitor, on or before the 25th
day of February, next, to show
cause, if any he has, why a decree
should not be passed as prayed.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True Copy Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS.
zl'9 Clerk