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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-15
[ Continued from Last Week.

(SontAnuS0 1rOn Last week.
Corbett moved in swiftly,
brushing past the referee, his
slitted eyes like dark embraSures
in which hot lights cleaned,
striving for the finishing blow
while the remnants of fog still
chung to his adversary's brain.
Dave plunged toward him,
Smothering his blows, reaching
out for him, rushing him back
wards into the ropes, drinking in
great draughts of strength with
every breath, finding swift tide
Of power, like Anteas, in the very
feel of the solid floor beneath his
feet. He was stronger than Cor
bett at the beginning but now he
was doubly strong, anger pouring
through his veins like molten
steel, feather-edging his reflexes
50 that his very speed cancelled
the peril his recklessness incur
red. He cornered Corbett against
the ropes and dragged him saw
agely along the strands, knowing
they were burning broad crimson
weltS across Corbett's back,
Stamping on his feet, while the
referee strove desperately to
break them -.
The crowd was on it's feet, its
roar muted, sensing that the Mar
qulS of Queensberry had abdicat-
Cd to the Goddess rule of Pier
Six.
Dave pressed him against the
ropes as Corbett strove to escape
MS entrapment, to avoid the head
Oeing gouged into his face, the
arms pumping into his body and
iO0plng upward to his head. Dave
~reStled him fiercely along the
ropes holding him there through
S sl. brute strength and weight
t,S punches had little actual
SHOCK power, but when Dave
S"uck, he struck with the heel OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-15

"The cultural treasures des-
troyed by the Nazis and the books
which they burned can never be
replaced, any more than our
100000 dead martyrs can be re-
stored to us. But the printing
of the new edition of the Talmud
in Germany represents a small
measure of moral restitution to
the Jewish people for all we have
LOST.
The speaker was Rabbi Solo
mon Shapiro, reporting last week
at JDC'S international head
quarters, 27O Madison Avenue,
New York, after three years OF
distinguished service as JDC
Religious Director for Germany
and Austria.
Through this printing a full
cycle has been completed - this
is the first Hebrew religious
work to be printed in Germany
since Hitler came into power y
Rabbi Shapiro stated.
AS he spoke, the young rabbi
gently opened copy of the
"Tractate on the Sabbath" the
first volume of the "Talmud OF
the Shearith Hapletah" (Shrviv-
ing Remnant)" to come from the
presses in Heidelberg, Germany,
in an operation undertaken joint
ly by the United States Army
and the Joint Distribution Com
mittee.
"When you pick up this Tai
mud" the rabbi declared, "you
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-15
Jews Bored AS Crew
Members On Ships
Going To Israel

ISTANBUL, (JTA)-The Turk
ish Government has decided to
ban the employment of Jews as
crew members on ships bound
for Israel, it was reported this
week.
The report said that this de-
cision was reached after many
Jews, unable, to proceed to the
Jewish state because they are of
military age, are signing up as
seaman on ships going to Israel
with a view to remaining there.
On the other hand, the Turk
ish Government has agreed that
an official Israeli representative
is expected to arrive here this
month.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-15
JDC Director For Germany Describes
Printing OF New Talmud

hold a bit of history in your
hands. Copies of this Talmud are
to be sent to all rabbis who were
DPS, and to seminaries and re-
ligious institutions in Europe
whose libraries were ravaged by
war and the Nazis. Outstand-
ing seminaries in Israel and the
United States will also receive
copies.
wherever there are Jewish
communities, anywhere in the
world, they will come to treas
ure this 'Talmud of the Shearith
Hapletah' as reminder of one of
the most tragic periods in all
Jewish history, and of the in
credible, almost miraculous re-
vival that is beginning to follow
out of it.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-07-15
BOY

Your bus pulls out for Gaines
vile in twenty minutes"
Dave stared at the money in
his fist. He looked at Pop. "Well
gee" He hesitated awkward
ly. That's awfully nice of you"
''Have another glasSa milk,
Pop invited gruffly. Sorry va
can't eat" He summoned the
waiter and ordered another pot
of tea for himself and a glass of
milk for Dave, warm, so that the
nerve of his shattered tooth
might better tolerate it.
Dave slipped his milk in silence
a few moments. 'I'm sorry l
had to fight dirty" he said pres
emily. "You saw what he did"
Pop nodded, staring into his
tea-cup. "You figure on gradu-
atin'?"
"Why, I-gueSs so, -Dave said,
little surprised.
Pop nodded. That's good.
You graduate. You finish school.
Make sump'n of y'sef." He look
ed past the boy, staring unseeing-
ly at the plate glass in front and
the street beyond. you're good
kid" he said. you're goin' to
school while Corbett-he's lynn
drunk in some alley"
]. D. hurried up, grinning
breathlessly. Tried to get here
Dave climbed through the ropes,
hardly pausing to hear the end of
the count. He hesitated on the
ring apron as he saw Pop move
swiftly into the ring, lift Corbett
in his arms and carry him to his
corner -.
Pop and Dave went to little
cafe called the Las Novidades
after the fight. Pop handed him
roll of bills. Dave counted it,
then peeled off seventy-five dol
sooner. Well just about make
it,"
Dave stood up, but Pop just sat
there, smiling wanly.
"Aint yuh comm to the station
with us?" ]. D. asked.
Pop shook his head. Tell va
the truth, Pm kinda beat up"
He pulled off his spectacles. and
sighed. Il better just stay here
and sop up more of this hot
water"
Dave grasped his hand. so
lone, Pop-and thanks million"
He turned and followed ]. D. AT
the door he glanced back, waving
a final salute.
Pop stared through Dave. his
yellow eyes empty.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

actually pulling. instead Of
drifting"
The time tables tell him
when and how often the
trains will be nearing the spot
he selects for operations. The
more trafiic, the more pic
lures he will get. Time ia
bles also tell him how fast
the train will be going at the
grade. an important item for
q cameraman.
Il know" he says. that q
train will be going 30 miles
an hour at q certain point,
instead Of 90. That's better
for stopping action with my
camera"
One of his most successful
pictures was Of a locomotive
travelling 30 miles an hour.
The engineer was leaning out
of the cab, his jacket tabs
fluttering In the breeze. This
was by pre-arrangement with
the engineer. whom Mr.. Fales
knew well.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Photographer Of Trains

DAILROADINO got into
~ Bruce rales' blood years
ago. when a. . BOY he used
70 he against IN embank-
ment near silver Spring and
watch and listen 70 the trains
thunder past. 90 constant
was his devotion that soon he
got 70 know the schedules
and even some Of the train
men. He knew then that he
Vas going TO be = railroad
man.
Before long he began taking
photographs Of trains. Since
he could afford only . box
camera ut nrst. his early pic
tures Of moving trains were
often blurred. Eventually he
managed to scrape together
enough money to buy = cam
era that would stop action.
Today Mr.. Fales u one Of
the country's foremost pho
tographers Of railroad SUBJ
jects. And he has gratfied
his ambition 70 become . rail-
roadman. He u q fireman
on the Baltimore b Ohio Rail-
road. Thus he u able TO mix
business with hobby.
Cached IN various hooks
about his house at 1915 Elk
hart street. Silver Spring, are
some 5000 railroad photos
which he has taken. Some
enthusiasts say he has the
finest such collection In the
country. His pictures have
appeared In railroad maga-
zines and other publications,
and he gets letters from all
over the country from col
lectors Of railroadiana.
Poring over maps and time
tables at home. Mr.. Fales goes
about his picture taking
preparations with the DELHI
Grafton Of q military man Or
ganixing . campaign. with
the terrain maps he looks for
upgrades In nearby noun
famous regions. where the
trains will be hufilng and in
dicating effort.
II try to get pictures Of
trains working steam," he
says. Il like to show 'em
Evening star., 1949-04-24
C.. April ~. i9%s

Otl IlAo OAy OI1 MI. g0e4
takes his camera and either
goes In his car or rides q train
to the selected area and
spends the better part Of the
day taking pictures. Recent
ly he has been concentrating
on the coal mining areas Of
West Virginia, because the
rail traf1lc Is heaviest there.
incidentally. he says, the
best railroad photos are made
In cold weather because the
outpouring steam vaporises
and shows up attractively
white.
Mr.. Fales. who has been
working on the railroad only
five years, Is an extra" lie.
he fills in for regular f.remen
on their days OF. He makes
runs between Washington
and any one of three places,
Brunswick. Md. Philadelphia,
Baltimore.
Although his heart was a.
ways in railroading, Mr.. Fales
took a long detour before he
actually became q railroad
man. For l6 years after he
got out Of Mckinley High
School he worked for local
newspapers as q delivery
route agent. In 1913, how
ever, he decided the time was
ripe to get a railroad job.
Mr.. Fales, 80, has two chill
dren. a boy, Is. and q girl. Is.
Bruce. jr., has none Of his
fathers interest In railroads;
his interest Is horses. His
room is bedecked with pic
lures and statuettes of horses
and show trophies and rib
bons. He even stages junior
horse shows himself.
From the Photographic
standpoint Mr.. Fales Is un-
happy over the encroach-
ments of the diesel engine
on steam.
II hate to see the steam
engine co." he says. There's
not much picturesque about
the diesel"
But before the steam en-
gines disappear entirely ne
Is hoping to get "the perfect
picture"
What does he visualize Is
the perfect picture?
II don't know what it'll BE-"
he says, but I'll know 1t when
I take it." -S. b.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS

keturi pamokslai buvo pasvest
smeizti buvusius Lietuvos pre-.
zidentus = K. Griniu ir A. Sine.
tona. Jie buvo isvadinti gangs
teriais. o tremtiniu adresu bu-
vo panaudotas visas keiksmV
leksikonas, kurio net ir Bimba
taip issamiai dar nebuvo pa
vartojes, smeizdamas tremti-
MUS. Buvo paskelbta, kad Lie
tuvoje nebuve religijos laisves
ir kad atvyke tremtiniai kesi-
nasi ir cia baznycios autoriteta
paniekinti!
Liudna ir skaudu, kad taip
daro tie, kurie sakosi labai re-
mia tremtinius, bet, kerstauda-
mi jiems uz silpna rasymasi prie
parapijos ar baznytiniu organi-
zacijQ, pasinaudodami baznycios
autoritetu, lieja pamazgas ant
tremtiniu ir grasina visus is
tremti atgal (D, kurie nebus
paklusnus. Korespondentas
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Gyveni ir mOkaisi f.

Benzino nebuvimas irgi buvo
savotiska pamoka kitam kartui:
Jeigu vaziuoii j nezinomas vie
tas, tai is anksto issiklausinek
aplinkybes, kad numatytum, kas
gall atsitikti ir pasiruostunf vi
sokiems atsitikimams. Bet . :.
Juk ne veltui gi ia patarle bai-
giasi mintimi, kad visvien kvai-
las mirsi :. Panasiai ir cia ga
lu gale isejo -.
Bet kalbekim is eiles. Kai jau
taip atsitiko, tai visu pirma ru-
pejo issimiegoti. Issimiegojus =
benzino Wis dar nebuvo. Tada
nieko kita neliko, kaip tik pes
clam paslankioti po miesta ir pa
sidairyti ko idomaus.
Pamatyti ir cia yra ko. Visu
pirma patraukiau j muzieju..
salia visos eiles dalyku, maty-
tu ir kituose muziejuose, cia ra-
dau ir niekur nematytu dalyku,
is kuriu ypatingai krito j aki
garsaus meksikieciu dailininko
Clemente Orozco paveikslas re
me, vanduo, ugnis ir oras'', ir
keli paveikslai dar is tu laiku,
kada nei vienas baltasis zmogus
buvo kojos ikeles 81 kontinen-
ia. Tai paveikslai, tapyti ant ak
mems arba ant medic zieves.
Nuostabu, kaip jie Xxi siu laiku
isliko. Paaiskinimu apie tai ne
teko patirti, bet speiu, kad jie
buvo rasti piramidese.
Maciau grazius gubernato-
riaus rumus s dailaus parko, ku-
riame labai patogu pasilseti. mes
daug suoliuku, MaGiau ir kale-
jima, kuris name beveik labiau
sudomino, negu gubernatoriaus
rumai. Kad gHbernatoriaus pa
lociai' dailiai papuosti, tai vi
sal nenuostabu, bet kad ir kale-
jimas is lauko meniskai isdai-
lintas - tai jau ne visai papras-
ta! Us vidaus, laimei, neteko
matyti y
Kita diena, keliaudamas tur-
GU pasidairyti, pagavau taksi.
Vaziuoti buvo netoli. Maniau,
kad gal tuoj grisiu, tai paprasiau
palaukti, bet pc 10 minuciu nu-
tariau kick ilgiau pasilikti ir
grizau prie taksi atsiskaityti.
Buvau ne juokais nustebintas,
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8
: 10000 myliq
3 kelione ~: r11'crAs s;;;
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
J. v. VALICKAS

kai pareikalavo 25 pezQ. More
jau pasiziureti j skaitikli, bet
cia paaiskejo, kad Meksikoj TAX
81 skaitikliu neturi -.
Grizes j viesbuti pasakojausi,
kad SUI taksi man isejo nesusi-
pratimas. Bet ten man paaiski-
no, kad cia jocks nesusipratimas,
vien tik mano neapdairumas !:
reikejo is anksto susitarti! Sa-
ko, paprastai uz ta kelione buvo
galima moketi apie8 ar 10 pezu,
O tokiu laiku, kai nera benzino,
butu buve galima susidereti uz
Is. o kai nesusiderejau, tai jo
valia - kick pareikalavo, tick
ir sumoki. Cia "kainu lubu"nera,
reikia neuzmirSti pasidereti
Turgus nepaprastai margas.
Visokiu, net niekur kitur nema-
tytu prekiu. Ypatingai idomus
indijonu darbo moliniai puodai
SUI nupiestais paveikslais ant So
nu. Vienas puodas = asotis bu-
vo nepaprastai didelis - gero
zmogaus didumo, ir ant jo nu-
piestas Ali BAba SUI 40 plesiku.
Observation-Disclosures apie tuos
puodus, sutikau pora amerikie-
ciu, kurie pasigyre jau gave ben
Zinc. Nuskubejau ir as, bet kai
nuvaziavau, kitan automobilin,
prizes pat mano nosi supple pas
kutini lasa benzino Bet, lai-
mel, cia pat besikalbant atva-
ziavo kitas sunkvezimis SUI ben
zinu. Dabar prisipyliau ne tik
j automobile, bet ir atsargini
keliu galionu baka. 1r kita die
ma per 13 valandu vel atsidurem
Meksikos sostinej, kur seiminin-
kas Sandoval jau susirupines
musu lauke, nes buvom uztruke
dvi dienas ilgiau, negu buvom
zadeje.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
KANADIECIAI ATVYKSTA
KONCERTAs

Kanados lietuviai, isgirde, kad
cia Lietuviu Balso radio klu-
bas ruosia lapkricio 13 d. kon-
certa, organizuojasi JAIME daily
vault. Jie nori isgirsti kompozi-
toriaus Br. Budriuno pirmaji
Shame mieste diriguojama kon-
certa. Windsore gyvena lietuviai
labai susiidomavo Br. Budriuno
vedamu choru ir jie galvoja,
kad ateityje gal tas choras bus
galima pakviesti Kanados puse.
| 81 zymu koncerta atvyks ir
is tolimesniu Kanados mieste-
liu lietuviai. Viesbucio savinin-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
LAWRENCE, MASS
GRAZIAI PASISEKE
- nPRAKALBOS :

Lapkricio 80 d. Lietuviu Pi-
lieciu Svetaineje ALT Sajungos
skyrius surenge prakalbas. Kal-
bejo: A. Burneika, is Lawr.,
Br. Kalvaitis, Jonas Kasmaus-
kas, is Bostono.
Kalbetojai nusviete reiksme
Visuotinojo Kongreso New Yor-
ke ir liudna padeti dabartines
okupuotos Lietuvos gyventoju.
Visu kalbetoju taikinys - vi
suotinis Kongresas. Jane bus
priimtos protesto rezoliucijos
ir pasauliui bus dar karta at
skleista nezmoniskiausia dabar-
tine Lietuvos gyventoju padetis.
Susirinkusieji atsideje isklau-
Sc ir ne viena sena motina pilnu
Strides skausmu, asarotomis aki-
mis- lslvalzdavO ta ludna lr
sunkia Lietuvos vaiku dalia.
Prakalbas paivairino mok. V.
Barmiene (is Bostono), padai-
nuodama keleta liaudies dainu.
Akompanavo Pauliukaitis. Mok.
Barmiene dar papasakojo apie
labai sunkia Lietuvos mokyklos
padeti.
Nuo suaugusiuju neatsiliko
ir mazieji. Cia gimusi Diana
Penkute graziai padeklamavo
"Motinai". Deklamavo graziai,
nors lietuviskos mokyklos vi
sal nera lankiusi. AL. Savilio-
mis- (naujakuris) irgi padek-
lamavo net du eilerascius:
"Kregzdute" ir "Laisvos Lietu-
vos". Jauniesiems smarkiai pa
plota ir pasidziaugta, kad jauno-
il karta auga lietuviska.
Visi susirinke j prakalbas, o
taip pat ir ALT Sajungos Sky
rius, yra labai dekingi bosto-
nieciams: J. Kasmauskui, V.
Barmienei, Br. Kalvaiciui uz
programme dali ir uz pasiauko-
jima atvykstant. LietuviQ Klubo
valdyba irgi graziai pasitarna-
vo duodama nemokamai sale.
Visiems labai aciu!
Lake prakalbu kongreso rel
kalams suaukota kelios desimtys
doleriu. Susirinkimui pirminin-
kavo U. Penkuviene ALT.
Sajungos skyriaus pirmininke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
AS Tavo BiCiule knyga!

PraneSame gerb Tautieciams, kad nuo m.
line atstovybe JAW pradejo etuviskos knygos,
- "As tavo biciule knyga"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
Organizaciju aukos

ALT S-gos Waterburo skyrius
ALT S-gos Chicagos skyrus
Lieuviu Moteru Klubas Chicago, Ill.
Moteru Vienybe, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lietuviu Siuveju Korporacja, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Americas Lietuvu Tautiskasis Klubas, Brooklyn N. Y.
Lietuviu selpmo Komitetas Amsterdam N Y.
|Varpas Dramatic Club, New Britain, Conn.,
IS. L. A. 134 Moteru Kuopa Chicago, III.
Amerkos Iietuviu Baso Radio Klubas, Detroit Mich.
BALFo 88 skyrus, Philadelphia Pa.
ITevynes Myletoju Draugja, Hartford, Conn.
Apreskmo Parapjos Choras, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sodalieciu Moteru Draugija, Harrison, N. J.
Lietuvos Vyciai, N Y. ir N ]. apskrts
A. L. Taryba ir BALFo skyrus, E. Hartford Conn.
Lietuviu Moteru Klubas, Newark N. j.
Lietuviu Buy. Tremtniu Draugija, Detroit Mich.
Lithuanian Educational Citizens Club, New Britain Conn.
S. L. A. "a Kuopa, New Britain Conn.
Lietuvq Piliecu Kubas, Maspeth, N Y.
S. L. A. LAP Kuopa, New Haven, Conn.,
Liet Legoneriu Dariaus- Greno Postas Brooklyn N Y
Lithuanian Care and Relief Club Waterbury, Conn.,
Gyvojo Rozanciaus Draugija, E. Hartford Conn.
Apast Maldos Draugija Chicago, III.
st. Andrews Guild, New Britain Conn., rcar .s+
sv. Jurgio Draugija, Elizabeth, N. j.
Zarasiskiu Kubas, Cicero, I'll.
S. L. A. II Kuopa Waterbury, Conn
A. L. r. K. S. Kuopa Bridgeport Conn
Parodos Sekretoriatas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10

lietelius. Juos galima gauti pas
vakaro rengejas - Medoniene,
tel. TY 71123, B. Keblaitiene,
tel. TY 1873 ir P. Kaselionis,
tel. WE 52611.
Vakarelio pelnas bus imigraci-
jos reikalams, ypac atvykusiems
padeti isikurti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
TREMTINIU VEIKLA IR
AUDRA DEL JOS

S. m. spalio 20 d., Brocktono
Standards" klubo saleje, ivyko
Brocktono tremtiniu visuotinis
susirinkimas. Susirinkime, tarp
kitu dienotvarkes punktu buvo
aiskinti Americas pilietybes igy-
jimo ir socialinio darbininku
aprupinimo klausimai.
Tuo reikalu kalbejo malonus
svecias, Americas lietuvis adv.
Tamulevicius. Perskaitytas BAL
F'o pirmininko kun. dir. Kon-
claus tremtiniams skirtas lais-
| kas.
Isklausyta iSsamus tremtiniu
komiteto veiklos ir kulturiniu
vienetq vadovu pranesimai. Ko-
mitetui pareiskus savo atsista-
! tydinima, balsu dauguma nu-
tarta komiteto kadencija pra-
testi Xxi nauju metu, t.y. 2 me-
nesiams.
Svarbiausi komiteto nuveikti
darbai: parupinta 124 darbo ir
buto garantijos atvykti tremti-
tniams j USA, suorganizuota tau
tiniu sokiu grupee, kllriai vado=
vauja Regina spokeviciute, bai-
gust kuno kulturos kursus Kau-
ne; miSrus choras is 80 asmenu,
kuriam vadovauja buv. pradzios
mokyklu inspektorius Jurgis
Strazdas. Skautams vadovauja
Jonas Monkus. Aktyviai daily
vauja Lietuviu Bakuzes paro-
dos surengime Brocktone siais
metals rugsejo 1917 d., kuria
aplanke apie 10000 zmoniu.
Tai parodai eksponatai beveik
visi buvo tremtiniu atsivezti,
kuriu buvo 141 vienetas. Paro-
dos atidarymo programa vykde
taip pat tremtiniai, butent: ok
tetas, vedamas J. Saluckos, pa
dainavo keleta daineliu, tauti-
niu sokiu grupe pasoko keleta
sokiu if vaikuciai padeklamavo.
Be to, is Bostono atvykes prof.
Koncius ir brocktonietis trem-
tinys kun. Klimas pasake kali
bas.
Visas sitas organizacinis ir
kulturinis darbas buvo atliktas
deka tremtiniu komiteto: pirm.
V. Tamosaicio, vicepirm. J..
Strazdo, komiteto mario ir Lie
tuviu Bakuzes parodos dekora-
toriaus E. Bliudniko, sekr. ir
tautiniu sokiu grupes admins
tratoriaus A. Baciulio.
Susirinkimas pasidziauge SEX
mingu darbu ir pritare tolimes-
nei komiteto veiklai.
Komitetas savo atsistatydini-
ma buvo pareiskes todel, kad
is vienos Brockton lietuviu sro-
yes puses pasireiskia didelis ne
pasitenkinimas tremtiniu komi-
teto veikla, kan jis laikosi be-
SaliSkai ir kan bendradarbiau-
ia SUI visomis lietuviu patriot
nemis grupemis, kurios remia
ALT ir BALFo veikla. Tos sro-
yes vietiniai vadai, atrodo, tam
nepalankus. Manyta, kad nau-
jas komitetas rastu galimybiq
itraukti ir tuos priesinguosius
j bendra veikla: laisvinti Lie
tuva ir remit tremtinius.
Komiteto susirinkimai buda-
vo parapijos saleje, bet 81 karta
del tos pacios priezasties mine
ia sale pasinaudoti nebuvo leis-
ia. Ir dar daugiau, rytojaus
diena, sellmadienii -.net Niissi Niissii j
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DIR. JONAS VENGRIS,

ALT Sajungos narys, turejes
tarnyba General Mills Co., Larro
Research Farm, apleido Detroi-
ta. Jis yra pakviestas Amherst
College, Amherst, Mass, dar-
buotis savo mokslo srityje.
DR.. Vengris yra dirbes agro-
nomijoje ir profesoriaves Lietu-
vote ir Vokietijoje. Detroitieciai
jam linki ir Americas mokslo
istaigoje gero pasisekimo.
!. X.
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ALT SAJUNGOS SKYRIAUS
METINIS SUSIRINKIMAS

Lapkricio 20 d., sekmadieni
1:3O val, sv. Antano parapijos
mokykloje, 25th ir Vernon gatv.,
ivyksta Ats Detroito skyriaus
metinis susirinkimas.
Shame susirinkime bus iSrink-
ia 1850 metams skyriaus val
dyba.
Visi skyriaus nariai ir NORM
tieii SUI mineta organizaciia su-
sipazinti kvieciami atsilankyti.
ATS DetrOitO skyriaus
Valdyba
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IKURDINIMO KOMITETO
PRAMOGELE

Imigracijos ir Ikurdinimo Ko-
mitetas, lapkricio 10 d., 7:3O
val. yak. DIR. J. Sims namuose,
22O7 Oakman Blvd, ruosia
draugiska vakareli. Vakarelyje
bus kortavimas, uzkandziai ir
pasilinksminimai. Izanga tik l
doleris. Visi norintieji dalyvau-
tt prasomi is anksto isigyti bi-
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Detroit, Mich, Naujiiien0s

kai Narusiai atvyksta net is
Leemingtono specialiai kon-
certa.
Mes laukiame broliu is Ka-
nados.
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AUKOS LIETUVIU DAILES PARODAI
Pirmosios paskiru asmenu aulkos

Pr Lapiene, Stony Brook, LII, N. Y.
j. J. Grish, Chicago, Ill.
j. Kralikauskas, Newark, N. j.
B. Kucinskaite, Washington, DC.
O. Rackiene,, Glendale, Cal.
j. Dermeitis Caro-, Mich.
sc. Douvan, Detroit, Mich.
M. Aleksonis Donora, Pa.
M. Vitkauskiene, Brooklyn, N. Y.
j. A. Urbonas Dayton, Ohio
j. Vilcinskas, Cleveland, Ohio
K. Staloraitis, Chicago, Ill.
V. Jankauskas, Yonkers, N. Y.
j. Karpovitz, Providence, R. !.
P. Buozis, Bigelow Ark.
j. Razinkus, Ashley, Pa.
j. Raulinaitis, Pittston, Pa
S. Rumcikas, Buffalo, N. Y.
j. Payavis, Plains, Pa.
v Stankevicius, Brooklyn, N Y.
P. Zikas, Port Chester, N. Y
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zemaitienes Mickaites Natali-
jos giminss prasomi atsliepti.
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LIETUVISKOS. VAKARUSKOS

Tautines Sajungos skyriaus
parengimu komisija spalio % d.,
Domeiku namuose, turejo savo
susirinkima. Susirinkime daily
vavo komisijos mares j. Domei-
kiene, H. Rauby, A. Petrauskie-
ne, A. Mase ir M. Sims. JOS nu-
tare sausio 7 d. suruosti lietu-
viska vakaruska. Tam reikalui
jau nusamde buv. Lietuviu zem.
sale. Ia proga bus ir polkos bel
valso kontestas ir daug kitu
paivairinimu. Pelnas skiriamas
Lietuviu Dailes Parodai New
Yorke remit. NJ. Sims