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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

Lietuviu tauta savo naujuju
laiku istorijoje turf dvi didzias
sventes. Tai vasario 16 - Nepri-
klausomybes svente ir lapkricio
% - Lietuvos kariuomenes
svente.
1918 m. lapkricio % diena yra
oficialioji Lietuvos kariuomenes
isikurimo data, mes ia diena bu-
vo isleistas mlsq sostineje Viii
niuje pirmas Lietuvos kariuome-
nes isakymas.
Vasario 16 dienos aktas suda-
re musu valstybes atsikurimo
teisini pagrinda, lapkricio %
dienos aktas dave pagrinda je-
goms, kurios vasario 16 dienos
akta igyvendino.
Sios dvi datOs atzymi svar-
biausius ir reiksmingiausius mu-
SUI tautos istorijos ivykius.
Nepriklausomoj Lietuvoj lap
kricio 23-cioji - musu kariuo-
menes, O kartu ir Vycio Kry-
ziaus kavalieriu svente buvo
svenciama be ypatingu iskilmiu
ir paradu. Ta diena lietuviu tau
ia rimtai susikaupusi prisimin-
davo nepriklausomybes kovas,
ivertindavo tu kovu salygas bel
plinkybes, ivertindavo iskovotos
laisves reiksme, pagerbdavo ne
priklausomybes aukuran sude-
tas tautos kraujo aukas.
Tad lapkricio % d. sukakties
proga mes prisimename musu
tautos patti rimciausi ano' sun
Klaus meto laikotarpi, kada lie
tuviu tautai rekejo atsakyti j
kategoriska klausima: ar pasi-
|likti ir toliau pavergtai ir zlti,
lar jau dabar ryztis iskovoti sau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Lietuviu tautiniai dali
Mai Rusijoje

Rusijoje buvo dvi progos kur-
tt lietuviu tautinius dalinius.
Pirma proga ir pirma mintis bu-
vo kilusi 1915 M, kai vokieciai
okupavo Lietuva ir del to daug
lietuviq vyru buvo priversti pa
sitraukti Rusijos gilumon.
Rusu vadovybe buvo linkusi
duoti tam sutikima. Bet musu
veikejai, apsisvarste, nutare lie
tuvisku kariuomenes junginiu
nekurti bijodami, kad suformuo-
tt lietuviu tautiniai daliniai bus
pasiqsti frontan prazuciai.
Antra proga savo tautine ka-
riuomene sudaryti pasitaike 1917
metals, kilus rusu revoliucijai.
Tais metals Lietuvos pirmunq,
t.y. lietuviu kariu, tuomet tar
navusiq rusu kariuomeneje, ir
kitty mlsu tuometiniQ tautieciu
tremtyje iniciatyva buvo sufor-
muota: vienas pestininkq pull
kas Smolenske, kitas Vitebske,
= a-.~ -4 4 W
atskiras batalijonas Rovne, raj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Neprik|ausomybes kovos
(31 metu Lietuvos Karuomenes sukaktes proga)

Gen. Stabo pulkininko. A.
Reklaicio paskaita, skaity-
ia per Lietuvos kariuome-
mes 80 metu jubiliejaus mi
nejima, ivykusi 1948 me-
tais lapkricio men. % die
ma, 8761 Lietuviu Darbo
Kuopoje Langendiebache,
Vokietijoje, = dalyvaujant
Tautiniu Daliniu ir Rysiu
Karininku Suvaziavimo da-
lyviams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Lapkricio 23-ciai.
Balys Auginas
Vetrq nepobuge

Po sniegq pusnynus
Vetros lekia suoliais -
IS dangaus nuraSko
Tirpstancias zvaigzdes.
Gelezini salma
Nugula snieguoles
Neuztvenkia ryzto,
Spindincio veide.
Veputiniai sukas,
Celia saltos pugos =
Xxi juostos lenkias
Drebanti giria.
zengia zalsvos gretos,
Vetru nepabuge,
Ir j audra pikta
Traukiame buriais.
Vetra lauzo medi =
Azuolas parkniubo,
sakos tuoj prazysta
Sniego pumpurais =
zengiame per salti,
Vetru nepabrge =
Tx per koq laisve
Tevisken par as.
Nors ir staugia vetros,
Nors ir pugos add,
Nors ir krinta snaiges
Ant baltu salmu
Skamba zygio dainos,
Giedras musu veidas -
Mes kovot isejom -
Clint gimtu manu-!
Paukstes nepakyla
| dangaus zydryne
Stingsta salcio zirkliu
Pakirpti sparnai
Mes tikrai sugrisim
Per audras, Tevyne =
Tau parnesim laisve
Mylimai, vienai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Lapkricio 4 d. STANDARDS

Lapkricio A d. STANDARDS
"Bruozu' autorius v. G. parase
- Sarysyje su Dailes Paro-
da New Yorke, grupe dailininku
Adomas Varnas, Viktoras Petra
yicius, P. Kiaulenas ir K. Var
nelis paskelbe toki pareiskima
"Dailininkai yra labai nustebe,
kad sios taip didziai reiksmingos
parodos, kuria mes dristame
lyginti su istorine pirmaja Lie
tuviu dailes paroda 1907 metals
Vilniuje, Americas lietuviu spau-
da nerado reikalo pamineti savo
skiltyse net vienu straipsniu"
V. G. ta dailininku pareiski-
ma taip atsako:
- O keno gi tai katie? Tx
jau ne laikrasciu! Paroda rem
gla ne patys daillnlnkal, kalp
paprastai blna, bet visai pasa-
liniai zmones, kurie nieko ben
dra neturi SUI ia memo saka. Xxi
Siam laikui tie parodos rengejai
daugiau garsino save, 0 ne ar
tiStiSkus kiirinius. Stai del kO
ir patti paroda negavo musu
spaudoj priderancios vietos.
Man visai nesuprantamas ST.
toks "pasiaiskinimas''. Kad tai
yra visiskai netikes pasiteisini-
mas, tai tas man aisku, bet ne
aisku, kodel V. G. ir SANDA-
ROS redaktarius, vienas taip ra-
sydamas, kitas tokius rastus
j pirma laikrascio puslapi deda-
mas, savo skaitytojus laiko to-
kiais neismaneliais, kad leidzia
sau pasakoti tokius dalykus, ku-
riems as, deja, negaliu rasti
jokio kito teisingo, bet svelnes-
nio pavadinimo, kaip tik... ne
samones.
Nagi tik paziurekim. Sake:
"Paroda rengia ne patys daili-
ninkai, kaip paprastai buna, bet
visai pasaliniai zmones, kurie
nieko bendra neturi SUI ia memo
saka." Ma, argi cia rimta kalba?
Visu pirma = kaip tai ne pa
tvs dailininkai rengia? Kas gi
visus tuos paveikslus ir kitus ku-
rinius sukure, jei ne dailininkai?
Toliau - argi "paprastai taip
buna", kad patys dailininkai ru-
pinasi ir visais kitais reikalais,
suristais SUI parodos rengimu?
Paprastai kaip tik parodas
rengia ne atys dailininkai, O. :.
rengia ne patys dailininkai, o..
menu dazniausiai tick turi ben
dra, kad maziau ar daugiau SUI
pranta paveikslu verte, arba,
tikriau pasakius, Zinc ar nujau-
'cia pirkejq skoni.
Nezinomam dailininkui sunku
patekti j toxic itakingo memo
kuriniu biznieriaus malone ir
susilaukti, kad jis surengtu jo
kuriniu paroda.
Tokiais atvejais paprastai yra
lar ir kita rusis parody rengejq:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

pasiryzusi Lietuvos kariuomene.
Pirmieji atgimstancios Lietu-
vos kariuomenes daliniai, pasi-
rode miestuose ar kaimuose uni
formuoti ar tik su etautinemis
juostelemis ant rankoviu RI
kiuoteje SUI lietuviska DANA SUI
keldavo tada lietuviq tautoje
nepaprasta entuziazma, pasidi-
dziavima, uzdegdavo kiekvieno
lietuvio sirdi tevynes meile If
noru dirbti, kovoti, kad pradeta
kova butu laim6ta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Wis dar kreivi bruOzai,,,
RasO M. J. Colney
Raso M. J. Colney

tam tikro dailininko ar ju CRU
pc gerbejai, mecenatai pri-
vatus asmenys, remeju rateliai,
organizacijos.
Tx visiskai nepaprastais at
vejais, kada dailininko niekas
neremia, o jis pajegia suorgani-
zuoti visas finansines ir kitas
priemones, reikalingas parodai
surengti - tik tada dailininkas
pats rengia savo kuriniu paroda
visais atzvilgiais. Ir tai jam ten
ka samdytis visa ellie padejeju..
siuo atveju organizacine ir fl
nansine parodos puse apsieme
pakelti Americas Lietuviu Tau
tine Sajunga, daugiausiai jos
pirmininkas adv. A. Oils.
Ar tai yra koks nemoralus,
laikrastyje negalimas net pami-
nett darbas? Oar daugiau - ar
gi del to kalti musu menininkai
ir ju kuriniai, kad net ir
apie juos kai kuriems laikras-
CLAIMS atrodo "nepadoru" kali
beti?
Ne, gerbiamieji! Ligi siol dar
81 dailes paroda buvo Vokie-
tijoj Sshoengau mieste, 1916
metals. Visa spauda apie ja labai
palankiai rase, nors il tada buvo
dar ne tick turtinga kuriniais.
Ar manote, kad tada paroda
surenge patys vieni dailininkai +?
Nieko panasaus. Kur gi jiems
pajegti! Finansine, organizacine
ir iskilmiu puse ir tada organi-
zavo ,,nieko bendra su ia memo
saka neturi, paSaliniai" asme-
nys: UNRRA Direktorius Wi
shik, DIR. S. Virkutis ir visa Ell
le kitty veikeju, zinoma, ju tar
pc, kaip ir dabar, buvo visa Ell
lie dailininkq. Tu dailininku da-
lis aktyviai dalyvauja ir New
Yorko parodos reikalq tvarkyme.
Apie Schoengau paroda tada
rase ne tik visi musu laikrasciai,
bet ir Maskvos "Pravda". Tx
jos nuomone, zinoma buvo skir-
tinga nuo kitu. Panasiai skirtin-
ga, kaip dabar SANDAROS -.
Tai kaip gi dailininkai nebus
nustebinti?
UNRRA Direktorius Wishik
savo laiku kreipesi lietuvius,
sakydamas: "As noriu jusu me-
ma parodyti pasauliui. Padekite
man!
Kas gi daugiau galejo padeti,
jei ne Americas lietuviai? Daili-
ninkai kreipesi, j ka tik beisma-
ne, bet daug ausu buvo kurciu
tam prasymui. Ju tarpe ir SAN
DAROS redaktoriaus ausys :.
Atsirado, kas isdriso ta balsa
isgirsti ir j j tinkamai atsiliepti.
Tai sunkus ir atsakomingas
darbas. Rengejai kreipesi j vi
pranesdami jai, ka jie
rengia ir kokia to dalyko reiks-
me. Sito dalyko isaiskinimas vi
Perkelta ] 6-ta pusl.
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kariuomenes kurirnosi'
pradzia

1918 m. lapkricio m. II d.
Vilniuje buvo sudaryta pirmoji
Lietuvos Vyriausybe - Ministe-
riQ Kabinetas. Ia pacia diena
Vyriausybe isleido pirma atsi-
saukima Lietuvos piliecius, ra-
gindama kurti visame kraste
vietine lietuviu administering ir
rinktis vyrams prie ginko. Tuo-
jaus buvo paskirti Vilniaus,
Kauno, Panevezio, siauliu ir Ke-
dainty Karo sriciu virsininkai.
Ju uzdavinys buvo organizuoti
vietoje krasto apsauga.
Taigi, Lietuvos kariuomenes
kurimas faktinai prasidejo kar-
tn SUI kurimu savosios lietuvis-
kos administrators.
Pirmieji savanoriai prie gink-
10 rinkosi niekieno neraginami,
tik savo tevynes meiles jausmo
vedami. Pirma lietuviu savano-
riq grupe is 81 vyro Lietuvos
Apsaugos staba Viniuje atvy-
ko 1918 m. lapkricio 9 d. Jie
sudare pagrinda Lietuviu Karo
Komendanturai. Lapkricio 20 d.
Vilniuje jau buvo virs $50 sava-
noriu. Lapkricio % d., Lietuvos
vyriausybei isleidus pirmaji isa-
kyma, kuriuo buvo sudaryta pir-
moji kariuomenes vadovybe,
Lietuvos kariuomene pradejo
formaliai tvarkytis.
Mase savanoriu pradejo rink
tis tik po to, kai tuometiniu da-
liniu vadai ir bendrai kariai,
daugiausia karininkai, pradejo
lankytis j miestelius = baz-
nytkaimius, kur savo patrioti-
nemis kalbomis ragino susirin-
kusius kaimo ir miesteliu W.
rus stoti prie ginklo ginti tevy-
ne. Sic savanoriu ragintojai at
liko neikainojamos vertes darba
kuriant Lietuvos kariuomene.
Pirmieji didesni Lietuvos ka-
riuomenes branduoliai klresi
Vilniuje, Kaune, Alytuje. Or
ganizavimo pradzia buvo labai
sunki: stoka ginklq, drabuziu,
jokios finansines pagalbos. La
bal daug trukdymq dare ir vo-
kieciai, Wis dar tebeseiminin-
kaudami mlisu tevyneje. Jiems
labai nepatiko, kad klresi ir
ginklavosi jq pasoneje jauna,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

tt karius, sudaryti planus karo
pajegoms kurti ir pan.
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( Perkelta ] 6-ta pusl. }
Evening star., 1949-11-28
COOKIE RECIPES.
From Mrs. L. H. M, ArlingtonJ

from Mrs. L. H. M, ArlingtonJ
For Mrs. S. E.. Mount Rainier,
who asked for recipes made with
pudding mix:
Puddin' chocolate cookies: One
half cup shortening. package
prepared chocolate-flavored pud-
ding powder. l egg. cup flour.
"a teaspoon soda, " teaspoon
cream of tarter. u teaspoon salt.
! cup rolled oats.
Cream shortening; add pudding
powder gradually. Mix until light
and fluffy. Add beaten egg, mix
well. Sift flour. measure, sift
again with soda. salt and cream
of tarter. Add to mixture. mix
well. Add rolled oats. Roll into
balls size of walnuts. place on
ungreased cookie sheet, press fiat
with nioistened fork. Bake in
moderate oven. $50 degrees. for
IL to Is minutes. Makes 3 dozen
cookies.
Pudding mix cookies: One
third cup shortening, l package
vanilla pudding mix. " teaspoon
salt, " teaspoon grated lemon
rind, teaspoon vanilla, l egg, l
cup flour, l teaspoon baking
powder, u package chocolate
chips, " cup chopped nuts. " cup
raisins.
Cream shortening. Add pud-
ding mix and continue creaming.
Add salt, vanilla, lemon rind and
egg and continue beating until
light and fluffy. Sift together
the flour and baking powder and
blend into the creamed mixture.
Add the chocolate chips, nuts and
raisins. Drop by teaspoons onto
q cookie sheet. Flatten by press
ing criss-cross with the tines OF
a fork. Bake in preheated oven
or roaster at 357 degrees for 8 to
is minutes. depending on size.
Yields about 2 dozen cookies.
Variations: Spiced cookies can
be made using butterscotch mix,
and adding to the sifted ingredi-
ents, teaspoon cinnamon, "
teaspoon ginger. u teaspoon all
spice, "a teaspoon cloves. Omit
vanilla and chocolate chips.
Here is a cookie recipe my fam
lily likes very much. Perhaps you
will like it, too.
Peanut butter crisps - Cream
together u cup shortening, " cup
peanut butter, / cup dark brown
sugar. Add / unbeaten egg. Mix
thoroughly. Add l cup chopped
salted peanuts. Sift together Ia
cups sifted all-purpose -four. "
teaspoon soda, u teaspoon CHINA
mon, u teaspoon cloves and "
teaspoon nutmeg. Combine with
creamed mixture. Form into two
rolls, ~ inches in diameter. Roll
in waxed paper. Chill overnight
| in refrigerator. Cut into slices
| 70 to VI inches thick. Place on
Evening star., 1949-11-28

I am wondering If it Is dangerous
to eat? The flavor doesn't seem
to be affected, but it makes the
pickle very unattractive in appear
ance. Also, I found that the whole
jar turned dark after having been
opened for a while.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Readers C|eorinq House

on the side with the button and
holes. It is put together with a
feather stitch. I used to make
these for bazaarS but have lost
the pattern. I would so appre-
ciate it if one of the many read
ers might have one.
Evening star., 1949-11-28


This dough can be kept as long
as six weeks with perfect success
fFrom Mrs. A. Z. c., HyattsDille)
This may be the recipe re-
quested by Mrs. S. E., Mount
Rainier:
Cream u cup. shortening, add ]
package butterscotch. chocolate OF
vanilla pudding. mix and cream
we'll. Beat in l egg until fluffy
add y teaspoon vanilla and "a
teaspoon almond f1avoring. Sift
together, cup sifted flour. 1a tea
spoon soda, y teaspoon cream OF
tarter and "a teaspoon salt and
add to creamed mixture. Add l
cup quick, or regular rolled oats
h cup chopped nuts (optionaD
Drop from q teaspoon on a creased
baking sheet. Flatten with fork
Bake in moderate oven (375) IL to
Is minutes. If desired, " cup
each of chopped candied cherries
and chopped dates may be added
to the batter along with the oats
and nuts, or the cherries and
dates may be put on top the
cookies before baking as a deco
ration. Yields 21a dozen.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
PICKLE QUERY?

(From Mrs. r. D., Springfeld)
Could some one please tell me
why homemade watermelon pickle
turns dark on the top of the jar;
that is, the top section about an
inch deep has turned black, and
Evening star., 1949-11-28
PATTERN WANTED?

(Fron, Mrs. D. C. r., Wnsl,ington.) }
Does any one have pattern for
an infants baby shoe? 1t is a per-
feet little shoe with 8 tiny but
ton holes on the side with scallops
Evening star., 1949-11-28
CHILD PATTERNS?

EFTUHI U VT III, 0ct75co00"
Since retiring q year ago. I have
some time to devote to the work
of a community center. In con-
nection with this work there Is
quite a need for children's cloth
ing and as I have always done q
great deal of sewing. have be-
come interested in making chill
dren's garments. However, lack
patterns. II any Of the readers
of this page have patterns they
no longer need for children's gar
ments of any kind, any size. and
care to let me have them I should
appreciate them very much.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
CLUB PARTY?

(Fron Mrs. E. L. X, WastingtonJ
Since coming to Washington I
have solved practically all my
household problems by just read
ing Readers Clearing House, and
at the same time have been given
all kinds of wonderful informa-
tion. Thank YOU so much. every
one.
My current problem involves my
alumni club. a group OF approx
mately rs people of all ages and
interests. One evening around
Christmastime would like to
have the members OF this
group drop in for eggnog at their
convenience. Our quarters are
not large and as I have never at
tempted anything on this scale. I
am hoping RICH can give me some
ideas on how to do it. how to serve
and what to serve with eggnog, If
anything. Is there any place !
can borrow cups and bowls for
this occasion? How much eggnog
will I need? What for entertain
ment9 I plan to get the eggnog
ready-made from the dairy, but If
any one has a better idea, Iwould
appreciate hearing. ! also might
add do not have a maid and am
wondering If I can manage with
out one.
X X X II
THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY?
From Mrs. c. L., WashingtonJ
hope some one will be able
to help me in planning a 3Oth
anniversary party (surprise for my
parents around Christmastime.
There will be about 20 per-
sons, most of them middle-aged
or over. What type of games
would an older group enjoy? What
about prizes and refreshments?
It will be given in their home and
they plan to be at home that
evening, so that there will be no
chance to decorate, etc. Any sug-
gestions will be most gratefully re-
ceived.
X X X n
AUSTRALIAN GIFT.
(From Mr.. F. X. L.. ArltngtonJ
In answer to the request for in
formation on a typical Australian
present. AS one who served there
for about two years during the
war, may I suggest something
made of kangaroo skin. A kan
garoo skin wallet. although it will
probably have to accommodate
pound notes, will still be conven-
lent. A pair of braided kangaroo
skin braces will also be something
of an enduring nature. and thor
oughly reminiscent Of the Land
Down Under.
n ~
CANDYING ORANGE PEEL?
(Fron, Mrs. c. H. H., KensingtonD
I would like to ask If some one
will send in a recipe for candying
orange peel, and how to prepare
rose leaves for a rose jar, and what
is used besides rose leaves.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
CREAMY RICE PUDDING.
(Fron, Mrs. r. ", Alexandria. J


(From Mrs. r. ", AlerandrtdJ
About two weeks ago lady re-
ouested some information about
making creamy rice pudding
May I, as a newcomer to Virginia
and steady and ardent reader
of RICH, add my bit?
usually take cup Of uncooked
rice, wash thoroughly, place in a
saucepan with milk (no water).
Next add 2 slightly beaten egg
yolks, sugar and salt to taste. Let
all this come to a boil. Turn
the heat down and let it cook
slowly. If am really busy,
I turn the heat down to a mere
simmer. When cooked until ten
der, remove from fire. and add
vanilla. e.
I find the secret to creamy rice
is. not to use the egg whites. ]
have had so many people say to
me how creamy my pudding tastes.
I hope this information helps.
y Il -
YEAST ROLLS?
(Fron, Mrs. M. Meg, Washington
Would some kind reader please
send in a recipe for yeast roll? My
family is very fond Of the them
I have been using the prepared
package type but imagine the
other kind is cheaper. Many
thanks.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
7ag DRIED EGGS?
fFrom Mrs. w. G. c., Washinoton.J
Some time ago G. D. P. OF
Silver Spring asked about tying
pretty packages and gifts. !
wrote to well-known ribbon COM
pany and am glad to inform her.
and the other lady that asked the
same question, that there will be
a gift wrapping school at the
department store at Eleventh and
r strets NV. December l, 2 and 3.
To the people who asked about
papering. A local mail order house
will give you a pamphlet on paper
ing. My sister-in-law and I
papered my bedroom in one day
with ease. bought five rolls OF
paper and two pounds of paste,
which I mixed with cold water.
We did not paper the ceiling as
you have to have scaffold for
that, but the ceiling blended in
beautifully with the paper. The
paper cost $1.80 and paste 81
cents. It was much cheaper than
the water colors and easier to do.
The, only tools We had were a
stepladder, the dining room table
to paste on, scissors and rags to
spread the paste. yet we did a
professional job. We did have lots
of clean rags to smooth out the
paper, etc.
Now for q request. Does any
one know where I can purchase
dried eggs? Also, how they may
be used?
Evening star., 1949-11-28

ungreased cookie sheet and bake
at 400 degrees for. 10 minutes.
This dough can be kept as long
as six weeks with perfect success.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
4 X X \
AUSTRALIAN GIFT.

CANDYING ORANGE PEEL?
(Frons Mrs. c. H. H., Ke11sington.)
I would like to ask If some one
will send in recipe for candying
orange peel, and how to prepare
rose leaves for a rose jar, and what
is used besides rose leaves.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-07
Marks 9TH Year
AS Race
Relations Pioneer

CHICAGO (ANP)-The seven.
tn anniversary of All American
News, widely exhibited Negro
newsreel, highlights the fact that
Hollywood is a "Johnny-come
lately" in the field Of building
good race relations through motion
pictures.
Week after week, since Nov.
7, 1912, Negro and white theatre
audiences have seen Negro achieve
ments and noted personalities
pass in review on the screens of
movie houses throughout the
country. By comparison, the cur
rent crop Of films from the West
Coast depicting colored Americans
in their true light has been re-
ceived with a feeling of It's about
time"
Two years ago President Harry
S. Truman wrote on the occasion
of All Americans fifth anniver-
sary: "You have not only gained
national recognition, but have
achieved outstanding results in
screen journalism"
Today, the Chief Executives
word are ever more true. Exclud-
ed almost entirely from most
newsreels, Negro theatre patrons
have come to look forward to
each weeks record of historic
events as filmed and presented by
| All American News.
Recently, the film company,
whose headquarters are located in
Chicago launched a new project.
All American News has entered
the field of documentary films
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-07

with a soon-to-be released feature
on policy gambling in Chicago.
Photographed on the colorful
Southside, the picture deals with
a highly interesting and exciting
phase of life in a big city. Other
films on similar subjects have
been scheduled for production in
the near future.
In passing another milestone
in motion picture history, E. M.
Gluckman, editor-in-chief of All
American News, announced this
week: "We shall continue to pre-
sent news about Americans lar
gest minority in a manner design
tory and increase understanding
ed to give the facts, record his
among all Americans"
The veteran motion picture pro-
Queer added, During the war
years, All American News
brought to thousands the heroic
decides and outstanding contribu-
tons of the Negro people. Dur
ing these eventful days, our pur-
pose remains the same"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-07
Possibilities Grows More Negroes
Might be Appointed to Federal
Judge Ships

the former Judge James Cobb.
Thurgood Marshall, one of the
most widely known and efficient
young attorneys today, who has
made an outstanding reputation
because of his constant and mill
tant fight for the civil rights of
Negro people, is also high on the
list of candidates for one of the
federal posts. AS chief counsel
for the NAACP, he has also argu-
ed many cases before the U. S.
Supreme court.
It is thought that Homer Brown
a member of the Pennsylvania
legislature also has an eye to-
ward one ofthe judgeship vacan-
cies. It is rumored in political
circles that it is likely that the
now Judge Herman E. Moore of
the Virgin Islands will be elevat-
ed to governship of the Islands,
if and when Gov. Hastie's ap-
point to Federal Judge Of the
Third Circuit Court of Appeals is
confirmed by the Senate. 1t is
expected then than Homer Brown
will be appointed to serve as
Judge ofthe Virgin Islands succeed
ing Moore.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-07
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like putting the cart before the
horse. This open position was nee
essitated, however, as a direct at
tack on the position Marcus Hell
man has taken in regard to the
National theatre.
This e that during the
1850 Sesquicentennial, "the aging
Mr.. lehman will finally see that
Westinghouse and other Am
orleans are willing to see profess
sional actors in living theatre in
this benighted CITY,"