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Evening star., 1949-07-21
Pirro, Former c. U. Star.
Sticks With Buffalo
By the Assoeioted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 21.-
Rocco Pirro. veteran guard, has
changed his mind and will play
football again for the Buffalo
Bills, the All-America Confer
ence club said today.
Pirro is a former Catholic Uni
versity star. His home, is in Sol
vay, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Biff Johnson hit two triples and
drove in five runs to lead the In
dians to a 7-3 victory over Mclean
yesterday at Mclean. Ballston
also has a date Sunday against
Rockville at Richard Montgomery
High School.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Grid Aide Is Named

NORMAN, Okla, July 81 (P.-
George Lynn. freshman football
coach at Kent University. has
been named assistant coach at
the University of Oklahoma.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

Hot Springs-Torrence j. Col
Tier, Jr., a pre-medical student at
Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga.
and Miss Sarah Paschal, a fresh
man at Wilberforce in Ohio, were
featured over KTHS last Tues
day night along with large
group of white students from the
University of Arkansas and other
colleges on the program Youth
Speaks.
Miss Paschal is the daughter OF
Rev. Green Paschal, prominent
Methodist Minister and among
the many Hot Springs popula
students who are at home for the
holiday season. The young Mr..
Collier. Jr., is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. r. j. Collier, Sr., of the city
and is one of the most popular
young men of Hot Springs He has
appeared on the youth Speaks"
program many times during his
high school years at Hot Springs
He is only 16 years old and is
considered a most unusual young
man in scholarship. DR.. and Mrs.
Collier had many telephone calls
coneratulating them for the fine
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Integration In n. J.
Schools Surveyed
In Crisis Magazine

New York-"New Jersey has
become today one of the outstand.
ing examples of what may be &C.
complished in the North to speed
lily wipe out jim-crow school S,
stems states Gloster B. Current
NAACP director of branches, II
an article entitled Exit Jim-Crov
Schools in New Jersey" appearin
in the January issue of The Crisi
magazine.
Mr.. Current points out that tn
transition from a system Of segre
gated schools scattered over eigh
teen counties to the present com
pletely integrated system wa
brought about "by persistent e.
fort on the part of the NAACl
branches and the New Jerse'
state conference of the Associa
ton" in cooperation with the
State Division Against Discrimina
ton, the ''FEPC" of New Jersey
which eliminated in the inclu-
sion of an anti-segregation statute
in the state constitution.
One of the most difficult fights
for the abolition of Jim Grow
schools in the state occurred in
the City of Camden, where 1454
of the city's 1880 Negro pupils
attended all Negro schools. After
a four year battle to end the seq
regation, the Camden branch Of
the NAACP with the cooperation
Of the state has succeeded in
bringing about a correction OF dis
criminatory zoning. resulting In
the indignation of white and Ne
gro pupils and teachers in most
Of the schools in the city. "Integ-
ration was achieved in Camden,
observes Mr.. Current, with a
negligible amount Of friction de-
spite the long controversy which
preceded the move"
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Discrimination Against
Negroes Be Ended In
Federal Employment

Congress called last week by the
and Civil Service Commission end discrimination against
Negroes in federal employment.
Chairman ep, report there
ly in southern states
suggested to ACTIVELY
seek instances of racial discrimination
complaints urged that existing boards
be defined BY
the recruiting or e
service in what
any
whatever color provided he United
States"
agency be REQUIRED
make quarterly been r.
fused employment The appointing REQUIRED 20 rive
for the rejection with documentary nol
taken because of any discrimination. -
The committee urged that wlful discrina
ton by for
missal Of the officials would be f
further federal employment n " --
II asked that
number OF Negroes employed their
- - 80 :. 80
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Fair Employment
Bid. Asked Enforced
Anti.bias Rule

Washington-At hearing held
here last week before the full
Fair Employment Board, repre-
sentatives of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People, the CLIO, and the
American Veterans Committee ur-
ged that action be taken to imple-
ment the Executive Order forbid
ding discrimination in federal en-
ployment,
The group, meeting to discuss
recommendation it had previous
ly made in a letter to Guy Moi
felt, chairman of the Fair EN-
ployment Board, asserted that
"the Board has a clear duty to
advise all federal agencies that
segregation in employment or IA
cilities provided for employees is
odious to a free people and con-
trary to federal policy,
1t was suggested that the Board
request experts from industry, la
Dor, and organizations interested
in civil rights to offer advice on
ways to correct present discrimin-
atory patterns. Recommendations
were also made for improvement
of procedures in the handling Of
complaints.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
State DEPARTMENT
Begins to Set is
House In Order

Washington, D. G. (Cl--Tho
worst offender in the government
towards hiring Of Negroes may
do better this coming year. For
as Of December 2lst, Q special
Fair Employment Officer" in ne
person Of North Carolinian, Rob.
ert e. Ward, Jr. has gone to work
to see what can be done about ID.
tegrating key Negroes in this Vi.
tai branch Of the government.
Heretofore the only Negroes
employed were messengers, distri-
button clerks, mimeosraphers. etc.
Then the Department got broad-
minded and hired brilliant Dr.
Ralph J. Bunche who soon quit
to become deputy U. N. mediatoe
for Palestine. Since his resigna-
Sec STATE DEPT.-rags fsur
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Polio Victim Sings In Hospital;
Was Once Chirper In Showbusiness

fantile paralysis. And so is La
Verne.
The "a year old crusader of joy
is a Brooklyn girl who believes
We're not bad off. Sure it's
tough. But you got to keep laugh
ing or you'll forget yourself and
cry" Her fellow patients who
surrounded her were on stretch
ers, in iron lungs, many would
never walk again.
LaVerne. herself, was in a
wheelchair. She hasn't been able
to move her left foot since August
of 1945. But she returned to work
after regaining her health until
strickened again while appearing
with Charlie Barnet. The doctors
have operated hoping that LAYER
ne will be able to walk again
without brace on her left leg.
That leg is now encased in band
ages.
The girl, who used to do 8
shows day, now teaches singing
to her fellow bedmates. claiming
one girl has the voice of night
ingale. Its a big thing when
you're flat ON your back to have
a voice like an angel Laverne
says. And LaVerne is their fav-
orite. When, in Ward B, a girl
was in such pain she couldn't
keep from whimpering aloud, il
was La Verne's record player
which drowned out her sorrows
and kept the others cheerful. Anc
at Christmas time, it was Lavernt
Motley who led the mixed "cho
rus in jubilant, soulful carols
And this, she insists, is keeping
her buster than she ever was
even in showbusiness!
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

the Senate, he recalled.
The reinstatement of Frank
Barnes, suspended postal employee
of Santa Monica, California, was
cited as the first victory won by
the NAACP under its recently an
nounced policy of intervention in
loyalty probes in cases where
charges of disloyalty are based up
on race or color or membership
or activity in the NAACP.
On the international scene, Mr.,
White related observations he
made as an adviser to the United
States delegation to the Paris
session of the United Nations Gen.
eral Assembly, and praised the
Assembly for its adoption of the
Declaration Of Human Rights and
passage of the resolution outlaw
ing genocide, which had been urg-
ed by The NAACP in its l948
Brogram. Mr.. White also pointed
out that the Association has taker
a firm stand against return Of
former italian colonies to italian
rule and has pressed for suspen.
sion Of Marshal Plan aid to thu
Netherlands pending a satisfacto
ry settlement of the Indonesiar
dispute.
In a report of the activities o.
the branch department for 1948
Gloster B. Current, director O
branches, noted that 234 new un,
its of the NAACP were chartered
in 1948 and that Maine become
the forty-fifth state to join the
Association. Mr.. Curren. sum
married. activities of branches
state conferences, the regional Of
fees, and the youth division Of
| the NAACP.
Reports were also presented by
each of the other department
heads of the National Office of the
Association.
-- Sp---w--
The Hot Springs area, in Arkan-
sas was probably visited by De
Soto in 154l.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Shorter President
viii Broadcast
Today at 7:30 p. m.

The North Little Rock Chamber
Of Commerce is presenting Short
err College in Radio Program to-
mite from 7:30 to 7:55 over Radio
Station KxLR, at which time DR..
Robert II. Alexander, president Of
Shorter College will give report
of the sl5o,0O000 drive. OF this
money, the church will raise
s1oO,ooOo0; and the president Of
Shorter, $50,000.00.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

Citing the unity of Negro vot-
ers behind candidates supporting
a full civil rights program as
contributing heavily to the cleo
ton of a liberal administration
and Congress, Mr.. White indicat-
ed that the NAACP will rally its
total resources to secure enact
ment by the 81st Congress of an
ti-lynching, anti-poll tax and
federal fair employment practices
laws along with other progressive
social legislation" BY 1850, he pre-
dicted, there will be approximate
ly 100000 Negro voters in the
South who will be in a position
to help in the election of liberal
Congressman from that region.
Two outstanding NAACP legal
victories of the year, according to
the Secretarys report, were the
United States Supreme Court de-
cision in the ease Of McGhee vs.
Sipes, in which restrictive hcus'
ing covenants were declared le'
gally unenforceable, and the de-
cisions of Judge j. Waties Warinl
of South Carolina outlawing thu
white" primary election in tina
state.
In the educational field, Mr.
White cited the successful case!
which won equalization of teach
ers' salaries in Alabama and Louis
lana, and mentioned the continui.
ing fight for equality of opportun.
ity in higher education in Okla
homa, Texas, and other southern
states. He also noted that the MA
ACP National Board of Directors
| is on record as firm in its oppo-
sition to the proposed regional
plan for segregated education and
asserted that the Association will
present "implacable opposition to
the ratification of such a plan by
| Congress" and will carry its fight
against segregated regional col
leges to the courts if necessary
The 80th Congress had rejected
the plan by one-vote margin in
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
White Demands
enforcement Of
Airport Bias Ban

Warrington Immediate enforce
ment by the Civil Aeronnutieu
Administration Of it, order ban
ming racial segregation e ~
Washington National Airport -
urged today by Waltsr WhiAa
secretary Of the National Associo.
ton for the Advancement 81 c.
ored People.
Insisting that actinn u 49, =.
gainst sestausaat ecn9nu N
whA Aavs fs1nssf ~ - ~ witn
the G. A. A. non-segreeatioa g..
der, Mr.. White statsd: @Tke sano.
tionins Of regional prstudices =
the form q segregation 4 81 ~
discrimination because 81 raea
creed. or color l. particularly ~
considerable in Warrington, city
which is a world symbol Of demo-
cracy The c. A. A. assault on The
undemocratic practices in effect
at the Washington National Air
port was made in response to con-
tinued demands from the NAACp
and other organizations and indi.
viduads who deplore the injustice
and discrimination existing in the
capital city of our nation. The or
der u a commendable step which
must be supplemented fully ana
Immediately"
A suit by the United States
government enforcing the c. A. A.
order was prepared following for
NAL complaints ~ nix Nsgroes
who were denied service at the
airport restaurants after the die.
elimination ban was announced.
Since the airport hes on viz
ginia soil, restaurant concessions
aires have maintained that the
segregation policy II legal in COM
pliance with the Virginia segrega-
ton statute. The Arlington county
commonwealth attorney indicated.
however, that the Federal gov
eminent has executive jurisdic-
ton in criminal matters at the
airport.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
OUTLINE 1948 hIGHL|GhTS
AT NAACP ANNUAL MEETING

NEW YORK-Plans for celebrating the foreh annversa-
ry National Association for the Advancement Coore
People outlined and evidences of the increased
gobal influences the report for the
1948 Walter White NAACP executive
the 10th annual meeting of the held here
Monday.
High Importance in the record for 1948 according
White the vital role played by Negro in last years
election Early 1913 the NAACP twenty national
Negro organizations joined in nonparsan pn-
ciples entitled Declaration of Negro Voters which
mtted the major parties for inclusion their platforms
used guide to Negro judging candidates
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Naacp Honors
Freedom Train
Sponsors

New York City (G)-An "A
ward of Merit" was presented TO
]. Edward Shugrue, director OF
the American Heritage Founda-
ton by Walter White, Executive
Secretary of the NAACP for the
Organization because as Sponsors
of Freedom Day and Of the Free
dom Train the Group put into
practice a policy Of non-segrega-
ton during the trains nationwide
tour.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
mNH5 and THERE

way Terrence, Jr., conducted mini
self and SO masterfully discussed
his topic along with young white
boys from other colleges and Uni
versities.
DR.. Collier, Sr. is one of the
leading physicians and surgeons
of the city with offices in the
National Baptist Building while
Mrs. Collier is teacher in the
city high school. Both are prom
inent church and civic leaders Of
the Spa.
Conyers, Ga.-A couple this
week swore out assault warrants
against four other colored citizens
who they said beat them and
claimed to be members Of the
"Colored Ku Klux Klan"l
Sheriff w. L. Mozart quickly
arrested Carl Brown and his sis
ter in law, Mrs. Dolly M. Brown
and sought two others named by
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Kelly, tenant
farmers and parents of five child
rem.
See HERE and THERE-page four
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07


ed Monday morning, confessed to the shoot
ing of three persons and the pistol beating
Of the service station operator.
Mr.. Hardwick stated that he was parked
on Fourth street between Louisiana and
Main and was about to get out of his car
when Reed approached him and at pistol
point forced him to drive him, stating that
he wanted to kill somebody" The gunman
assured him many times that he was not
going to hurt him GHardwick). He drove to
9th and Louisiana and parked the car a
cross the street from the service station ae-
cordng to Reeds orders, and they sat there
for while. He was then ordered to drive
around again and return about the time the
station was to close. When they returned,
the gunman forced Hardwick out of the car
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

West Haverstraw, N. Y. (CNS)
--LaVerne Motley, who once sang
with Charlie Barnet and was
chosen the official bebop queen
of 1947 by Dizzy Gillespie, is now
singing songs of joy to cheer up
the patients at the New York
State Rehabilitation Hospital here.
The patients are all victims of in
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Negro Becomes
Catholic Brother

Bay st. Louis, Miss.--The fifth
Negro to become a Catholic lay
brother in the Society Of the De-
vine Word here is Brother Bona
venture, SV.D He Is the former
Joseph Chenevert, Of lie Beau La
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

IT'S MRS. NOW-Mrs. Robert G.
Dennis. Mrs. Dennis was Miss
Maudrine Warrington. the lovely
daughter Of Mrs. Rebecca WASH
ington. until her marriage Christ
mas Day At 8 p. m. in her home
at 1921 Marshall st. The bride-
groom Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dennis Of North Little
Rock. He Is a member Of the
Armed Forces. stationed at Fort
Knox, Kentucky and = graduate
Of Jones High School. Mrs. Den
mis- is a graduate Of Dunbar High
School.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

Reno, Nevada Is forther west
than Los Angeles, California.
The Municipal auditorium at
Los Angeles, California has held
5000 people.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
Population Nears
$50 Million

New York, N. Y. (G)-The Cen
sus Bureau reported last week
that the population Of the United
States had reached an all-time
high Of l4s,OOO,O0O at the close Of
the year
The increase for the year was
about 100000.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

VICTIM OF CRAzED GUNMAN IMPROVED

The condition of ardwck embalmer for the Miller Funeral
Home who lives 1925 West 10th who the
right side New Years Eve night
at service station located 9Th
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07
MR.. HARDWICK

He told the people there This is STICK
against wall and began shooting woundng
When attempted john
him beaten with
pistol be picked at 2 Bat
terry where he had been roomng.
He stated that robbery his motive He had plan
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

The manufacture Of cotton tex
tiles was first developed in India.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

ALPHAS CLOSE SEASON-The Alphas (Pi
Lambda Chapter) of this city closed the sea-
son Monday, December 9th with its Annual
Christmas Party at the Beautiful Dreamland
Ballroom. These lovely ladies shown in the
photo were presented to the public. From !. to
r. are Miss Mable Jean Boswell, Zeta Phi Beta,
representing Omega Phi Psi; Mrs. Jewel An
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

The Hot Springs area, in Arkan-
sas was probably visited by De
Soto in 154l.
Arkansas State press., 1949-01-07

See HERE and THERE-page four
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kAS YRA ALT SAJUNGA?

81 sekmadieni ivyksianc O
Americas Lietuviu Tautines Sa-
jungos skyriaus susirinkimo
proga, kai kurie is skaitytoju
kreipesi j mus, prasydami pa
aiskinti, kas yra toji organiza-
CHA. Jie buvo is ka tik neseniai
atvykusiujQ tarpo, kurie m s
Americas lietuviu visuomenes
susigrupavimas dar nevisai ge-
raj zinomas.
DIRVOJE buvo ne karta
straipsniu, tinkanciu butt atsa-
kymu j 81 klausima, taciau del
minetu aplinkybiu dar karta
trumpai paaiskiname:
1. Americas Lietuviu Tautine
Sajunga yra taip vadinamos
Americas lietuviu tautines sro-
YES suvienyta organizacija. Per
keleta paskutiniuiu metu veike
trys 'zymesnes sios sroves, or
ganizacijos: Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajunga Amerikos Lietuviu,
Tautininku Centras ir Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija. sios organi-
zacijos susijunge j viena orga-
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MUSU SOKEJAI PASIRODYS
BUFFALO

Kulturos Fondo valdybai nu-
tarus is savo puses padengti
astuoniu sokeju keliones islai-
das, susidare galimybe nuvykti
j Buffalo astuonioms poroms
sokeju ir tinkamai pasirodyti
lapkricio Is d. tautiniu Sokiu
festivalyje, kuri rengia Buffalo
international Institute. Sokejai
jau rimtai rengiasi tam pasiro-
dymui. Kulturos fondo valdyba
kviecia visuomene jungtis prie
fondo ir paremti ta clevelandie-
CLAIMS ir visiems lietuviams svar-
bu pasirodyma.
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CIURLIONIECIAI BAIGIA
RINKTIS

Vakar ir siandien Clevelanda
atvyko dar sesi ciurlionieciai: :
Baltrusaiciai, Giedraiciai ir Bud
rial. Giedraiciai jau anksciau at
vyko j Amerika, tik dabar, an
sambliui pradejus darba, per-
sikelia Clevelanda. Yra ir dar
keletas ciurlionieciu, laikinai XII
tur apsigyvenusiu, besirengian-
ciQ isijungti darba artimiau-
stu laiku. Turima ziniu, kad dar
vienas is ansamblio nariu yra
pakeliui il tik du belize Vokie-
tijoje, kur Xxi Nauju Metu IT,
siruoses pasirodyti su progra-
kykloje.
Pc ilgo vargo del vietos an
samblio pamokoms, tikimasi, kad
81 sestadieni lietuviu banko va
dovybe nutars isnuomoti an
sambliui savo turima patalpa,
kur ansamblis gales dirbti re-
guliariai, po As vakarus kick
viena savaite. Ligi siol, nors
ansamblio pasirengimai jau .ir
pradeti, jie negalejo visai tvar-
kingai eiti, kadangi pasitaikyda-
vo, kad susirinke j pamokas pa
tirdavo, jog t. vaka patalpa kie-
no nors kito uzimta -.
Jeigu pamokoms vieta bus
nuolatine, tai galima tiketis,
kad Xxi Vasario 16 dienos Sven
tes ansamblis jau gales butt pa
siruoses pasirodyti suprogra-
ma.
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CLEVELAND 500 OPERETES


Opereciu festivals jau baigia-
81. sia savaite vaidinama Prin-
cas- Studentas. Paskutinis val
dinimas sekmadieni, lapkricio
13. Nuo antradienio Xxi kito SEX
madienio, lapkricio 20 dienos,
vaidinama paskutine sios seri-
jos operete - Carmen Jones.
Tai yra Billy Rose sukombinuo-
ia garsiosios Bizet operos Car
men versija. Visose pagrindi-
nese rolese vaidina negru ope-
retes zvaigzdes.
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CLEVELANDO MOTERIMS
ATVEZA "JAUNYSTES PAS.
LAPTI"

Nuo ateinancio pirmadienio,
,lapkricio IA d., May Co. audito-
rijoj Clevelando moterims rem
giami penkiu dienu "Stebuklu
kursai', kur laikys paskaitas
apie kosmetikos naujenybes
Manka Rubinstein, garsiosios
kosmetikes Helen Rubinstein
sesuo. il patti, nors jau turi
ir anuku (privaciame gyvenome
Nine. Bernard), atrodo visiskai
jauna. Ia jaunystes paslapti
il papasakosianti siose paskaito-
Sc ir clevelandietems.
Paskaitu temos bus apie odos
prieziura ir dazyma, apie svei-
katos palaikyma ir individually
dieta, apie suliesejimui ir fl
guros islaikymui reikalinga
manksta, apie plauku prieziura
ir sukuosenos stiliu.
Kursai bus May Co. auditori-
joj nuo pirmadienio Xxi penkta-
dienio po 2 valandas :nuo 2::3O
Xxi 4:30 PIP. Prelegente lures
devynias patyrusias konsultan-
tes, SUI kuriomis bus galima pa
sitarti atskirai specialiose May
Co. patalpose per visa savaite
visu laiku, kada atidarytos krau-
tuves.
Toms moterims, kurios gales
lankyti visas paskaitas, sesta-
dieni bus special konsultacija,
gautoms Unions pritaikyti in
dividualiai.
Iejimo bilietai gaunami May
Co. Ju kama po $100 .Cleve-
landietes, kurios nurodytu metu
turf laiko ir rupinasi savo gro
zio palaikymu, kvieciamos pa
sinaudoti sia proga
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RINKIMV REZULTATAI

Clevelando mayoru vel is
rinktas Burke, demokratu kan
didatas. Jis gavo apie du tree
dalius balsu, tai yra, mazdaug
dvigubai daugiau, negu respu-
blikonu kandidatas Polk.
22-oje apylinkeje miesto ia
ryba isrinkta McCaffery.
Geltonasis margarinas laime-
jo teise butt pardavinejams
laisvai. Ohio balsuotojai menu
sigando sviestininku gasdinimu.
Jie nori laisvos konkurencijos
Geltonasis margarinas pasirodys
krautuvese dar prizes Kaledas.
Sake busias 10 ar II c. oranges
mis- uz baltaji.
Balsuotoju dauguma taip pat
nepritare ir darbininku organi-
zacijQ pasipriesinimui prizes Mas.
sachusetts tipo balsavimo buda
Dauguma pasisake uz tai, kad
galetu balsuoti uz atskirus kan
didatus, o ne vien tik uz partijV
paduotus sarasus. T'aip pat pri-
imtas pasiulymas sudaryti ko
misija Cuyahoga apskrities kon-
stitucijai pataisyti.
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BALF'O VAKARAS

S. m. lapkricio (NovemberJ
% d. Z val. Lietuviq Svetaine-
je visi trys BALF'o. skyriai
rengia vakara.
Programme
BE Tevynes"
V. Braziulio suderintas ivairiu
autoriu poezijos ir muzikos rim
kings.
Dalyvauja Ciurlionies ansamb-
lilo dainininkai ir Clevelando lie
tuviu teatras.
Diriguoja A. Mikulskis.
Rezisuoja V. Braziulis.
Dekoracijos V. Raulinaicio.
Antroje dalyje - linksmos
ivairenybes.
Pc programos sokiai. Veiks
turtingas bufietas.
Renge jai
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STOKITE TALKON IKURDINI-
MO KOMITETUI

Tremtiniu Ikurdinimo Komi-
tetas nuosirdziai kviecia visus
clevelandiecius padeti jam at
likti jo uzdavini. Noredami pa
gelbeti naujai atvykusiems isl
kurt, ,kas zinote:
l. proga gauti darbo,
2. buta ar kambari,
3. nebrangiai parduodamus ar
dovanojamus baldus rakandus,
- tie nieko nelaukdami pasau-
kit telefonu kuri nors is siu as
menu ir praneskite:
P.P. Mulioliui UT 1-2345
B. Bartkunui HE 7722
M. Drosuciui Ii 1893
K. staupui KE 1894 /;
J. Salaseviciui MU 1893
Tad prasome parodyti artimo
meile ir nuosirduma savo bro
liams. Jei mes, lietuviai, nepa-
desime saviesiems,,. tai kas gi
ta padarys? Kick man yra Ii
noma, atvykeliai ir sugyveni-
me ir darbe gedos nepadarys.