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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bowen, who
have been spending Christmas
weekend with Mr.. Bowen's bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Duke" Bowen, left in
their new car yesterday morning
for their home in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

left on the morning bus 1or ms
home in Miami Beach
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

In quiet home wedding Miss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

At the last meeting of the
County Commissioners, Commits
sioner T. j. Curry reported that
an application to the Commodity
Distribution Center for food for
clients Of the Keys, had met with
the answer that there was moth
ing on hand but graham flour and
grapefruit juice. u
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Key West n
Days Cone By
As TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN or
DECEMBER 2s. 1888

Lieutenant Col. G. D. Hatfield,
u. S. M. c., who was sent here to
take command of the Marine
forces, said today that 35 menu
bers Of the corps viii arrive Sat
urday, which, added to the five
members ALREADY here, viii form
the main body Of the detachment,
which has been assigned to Key
West.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
UAW Local Votes Strike
Over Ford 'Speedup'
o. sAs Aaes 80 eTr,

DETROIT, April cs-The CfO
United Auto workers today TN
degscored 8 speed Up enarge
agains; Ford With 8 T-to-l strike
vote
JAW Local SEQ announced a
vote Of so. 30 to 400 in favor Of
a strike after q secret ballot which
extended over q period Of Eve
DAYS al the olg Rouge plant
Ford has made no comment on
the unions eharge. At its Rouse
plant about 10000 men are en-
pioyed.
Earlier the JAW q; Ford S Lan-
coin plan, had approved strike
also on grounds Of speeo-ap
Under customary union prcoe-
dure a strike must be approved oy
the JAW international Executive
Board. The board meets next
Thursday.
In addition to acting on The
strike vote. the board also Is ex-
pecied 10 consult over the JAWS s
spring BARGAINING program IN the
industry.
The JAWS announced No, OBJ
jective this year is q sloo-a-
month pension. It's other aims in
clude a wage increase. for which q
Evening star., 1949-04-23
This Changing World =
British Coordination
Ship Attacks by Reds

British cruiser-fiying the nag Of
an admiral-to withdraw in the
face of their fire. This has had.
according to available reports. the
desired effect on the demoralized
Nationalist forces.
Organized Nationalist units
which remain in the Nankins
area and on the southern banks
of the Yangtze now are surrender
ing in droyes. thus completing the
pulyerization of forces which q
year ago constituted an army 10
be reckoned with.
The inhabitants Of the areas
taken over by the Communists. as
well as those who live where Ma
tionalist rule has relaxed. are
siding with the Communists as
rapidly as they can, in usual orien-
tai fashion. A strong anti-West-
ern movement is developing. The
English speaking powers have lost
face-they have been slapped and
are likely to do nothing in retalia-
ton.
At Loss on Policy.
The British government. which
in the past regarded the Chinese
political and military problem as
the exclusive concern OF the
United States. is at loss TO know
what to do.
If the Foreign Office protests to
Communist headquarters in Pei
ping, it will be interpreted i'm
mediately as recognition of the
existence of a de facto Communist
government. The effect of such
a move would be severe repercus-
sions throughout China, and pos
sibly in the United Nations, where
the so-called Nationalist govern
ment holds a permanent seat IN
the Security Council.
II London continues to consider
the Communists as outlaws, II
cannot ask for reparations but
must punish them for attacking
warships plainly displaying the
British flag and for killing British
sailors. This will mean the send
ing of a punitive expedition.
Since warships can do little
good by firing on Communist posi-
tions along the Yangtze, the Brit
ish Admiralty will have to order
planes to do the job. The implica-
tions of such a British attack are
far-reaching, since 1t is felt In
diplomatic quarters In Washing
ton that Russia then would decide
to take sides openly.
Evening star., 1949-04-23


any recent conversations between
the American and British govern
ments in regard to China.
This lack of coordination was
evidenced by conflicting American
and British action with regard to
ships on the YangtZe. The United
States withdrew every American
ship from the river. because our
commander in chief, Vice Admiral
Oscar Badger, recognized the dan
gers to bystanders during a fight.
The British did not withdraw the
sloop Amethyst, however.
The Chinese Communists recog-
nized the political and psychology
ical Importance of becoming in
yolyed in a conflict with one Of
the big Western powers. Thus,
when additional warships were
sent from Shanghai to help the
Amethyst, the Reds opened fire on
them, fully aware that there could
be mo retaliation of any conse-
quence.
Achieved Two Objectives.
BY creating this conflict the
Chinese Communists achieved two
detectives: They showed those
Nationalists who still resist them
the uselessness of expecting assist
ance from the "powerless Western
nations" and they provided a
cause for British diplomatic pro-
tests. thus obtaining de facto rec
ognition as a government.
Communist guns fired at war
ships which were sent on an err
rand of mercy and compelled a
Evening star., 1949-04-23

Negro Ameri- Lowell Melleo.
can singer was raised one day this
week in Paris, both in song and
in angry speech. It was that Of
Paul Robson. an American Com
munist. In his turn, he shocked
this country. For the delight OF
1000 delegates to world Peace
Congress" Robson sang an al
tered version of his famous "Ole
Man River" Instead of, Git a
little drunk and you land in jail"
the words were, "Show a little
grit and you land in jail" And
then he declared that American
Negroes never would fight for
America against Russia.
1t was unthinkable, he said,
that they would go to war in be-
half of those who had oppressed
them for generations, against a
country which in one generation
"has raised our people to the full
dignity of mankind"
ncdt LcducIS SuUCACus
AS much shocked, perhaps, as
any other citizens by Robeson's
bold assertion were the real and
effective leaders of his race in
this country, the men who carry
on the Negroes continuing strug-
gle for the recognition of their
constitutional rights. Best known
of these, Walter White, secretary
of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People. said: I'VE do not feel
that Mr.. Robson voiced the opin-
ion of the overwhelming major
ity of the $4,000, 900 Negro Amer
leans" Edgar G. Brown, director
of the National Negro Council.
said Robeson's remarks were
pure Communist propaganda"
Messrs. White and Brown doubt
less realize that following the
course suggested by Robson
would put Negro Americans out
side the protection of the Con-
stitution on which they rest their
claim to equal consideration with
other citizens. This is not only
ordinary law. but it is pointed out
in the l4th amendment to the
Constitution, the amendment in
tended to confer equal rights on
the Negroes. Section two OF the
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Thye Sees Passage
OF Bill 10 Tighten CCC
Controls in Farming
~ shs Assexis.so s-<ss


A Republican Senator today
forecast eventual Senate passage
Of the administration bill to give
the Commodity Credit Corp. more
authority in handling the national
farm program.
Senator Thye. Republican. OF
Minnesota made the prediction
after the Senate yesterday debated
but failed 10 pass any part OF the
DILL or any Of a dozen amend
ments. 1t will resume debate
Monday, and Senator Thye said
the bill might pass next week.
However, Senator Thye told a
reporter he agrees with Senator
williams. Republican. of Della
ware. that President Truman and
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
made "a deliberate misrepresenta-
ton of facts" about the agency
during the last political campaign.
Support for Brannan Seen.
Senator Williams told the Sem
ate yesterday this "misrepresenta-
ton lay in blaming the Republ-
can 80th Congress for a lack OF
Government crop storage capacity
last fall at a time when corn and
wheat prices were breaking.
Despite this campaign criticism,
Senator Thye predicted that Re
publicans and Democrats from
farm States will join in supporting
Mr.. Brannan's plans to revise the
SIS, ,000, ,000.0 credit agency to
clarity it's authority to provide
storage for price supporting loans.
He said Republicans may ask
Senate confirmation for special
bipartisan board Of five advisers
proposed by the Senate Agricul-
ture Committee.
The committee merely asked
that a board be appointed from
agriculture and business leaders
by the President to advise Mr..
Brannan and his successors on
the vast Government loan and
price-support program.
Improvement Predicted.
Senator williams told the Senate
that last years loose talk about
Evening star., 1949-04-23
On the Other Hand
Paul Robson, Communism, Revolt
And Section 2, 18th Amendment

amendment, designed to compel
compliance by the States. says:
Representatives Gin Congress-
shall be apportioned among the
several States according to their
respective numbers. counting the
whole number of persons in each
State, excluding Indians not taxed.
But when the right to vote Is
denied to any Of the male inhabit-
ants of such State. being 81 years
of age and citizens of the United
States. or in any way abridged.
except for participation in rebel
lion, or other crime, the basis Of
representation therein shall be re-
duced in the proportion which the
number of such citizens shall bear
to the whole number Of male citi-
zens 81 years of age in such State"
Won't Advance Cause.
So participation in rebellion or
other crime" as proposed by Robe
son, is not calculated to advance
the Negroes cause in this country.
They appear to be doomed to fight
it out along the line they have
heretofore taken, through educa-
ton and political pressure-where
they are able to exert such pres
sure.
Because of the determining part
they had played in the 1948 cleo
ton and because Of the promises
In both party platforms they had
high hopes of action by the present
Congress. The stubborn opposi-
ton of the Southern Democrats
and the shifty politics of q ma
jority of the Republican Senators
combined to defeat them once
more.
II they should wish to reopen
the battle on q new front, there
is the provision for congressional
reapportionment quoted above. II
Congress could bring itself to obey
the Constitution in that respect, q
radical reduction in the number
of Southern Congressman would
result. OF course, Congress is
not going to obey the Constitution,
but if the Negro leaders could pre-
cipitate a legislative fight on the
point it might prove very educa-
tional.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Bill Asks $500, ,000. 900
In u. S. Aid for Schools
By Dorothy Thompson
by the AssoeiotedPress A

SfN BY the AssoeiotedaRrsss
Describing the Nations school
plant as inadequate and averaged.
Senator Humphrey. Democrat, of
Minnesota. yesterday introduced q
bill to authorize $500 .000. 900 Fed
eral aid for new school construc-
ton.
More than 1000. 900 children
throughout the country are not
attending school. due in many in
stances to lack of adequate build
ings," he told the Senate.
He predicted enrolment by
1851 of 100000 more children
fhan were in school in 1948 and
said that in eight years there will
be more than 5000. 900 more chill
dren seeking enrolment than in
lo4a.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
II Seized os Members
Of Sponish Underground
n, tk,s A,,nesn,srs sr...

MADRID, Spain. April 23.-Po-
lice yesterday announced the ar
rest of II Spanish underground
members in Madrid and BARGE
Iona. Authorities said the group
got its orders from an anarchist
headquarters in Paris and oper-
ated under a French leader.
The defendants are charged
with a number of highway rob-
berries around Madrid. A large
cache of ammunition was found at
the time of the arrests.
Evening star., 1949-04-23

inadequate storage facilities VA
merely . part cs q planned polit-
ical campaign
He said the Agriculture Depart
ment sold Government owned
storage bins with 80 600 900
bushels capacity. asked no more
authority Of Congress. and then
blamed the Republicans when
farmers lacked storage as prices
dropped below loan support levels,
But he said the pending Brannan
proposals should improve the ma
tional farm program which has
had bipartisan support, He said
he believes additional storage
facilities may be needed for pos
sible bumper crop surpluses ea-
pecced this year.
Evening star., 1949-04-23

New numbering plon prepares s's way
kor more and besssr seIsphons service
The new 2-letter, 5-hgure (digit) numbering
plan which starts tomorrow morning VIII
involve initially the changing of only about
7qe of the telephone numbers IN the wash
ineton area. Eventually, all telephones IN the
area will be converted to this system, but tins
will be done gradually over period OF years
T. ,,;,t enable us to install more units Of dial
equipment with fewer central Office names.
It il one more step in om lons-range program
n prov;de you with fnsr. faster. more flexible
telephone servics
Evening star., 1949-04-23
before every call

The Spring. 1s49 telephone directory which has now oee'
delivered goes effect midnight tonight 1t contains tnoo
sands of new and changed telephone numbers
Starting tomorrow morning, be to consult your NE" oee
tory before calling number To avoid wrong numbers
your old directory that time If you keep personal list OF .e'e
phone numbers you frequently CALL please bring up to oa''
Evening star., 1949-04-23

o u a r t ers as
"devasta tin g1y
unfortunate"
It ppe a IS
that while con-
situations have
cure d be-
t cen Wash
i n & t o n and
L o n d o n on
m 0 st m a ] or
matters con-
cerning Europe
and the Middle
East, there has
not been until
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Lack of American
Shown in Yangtze
By Constantine Bro,Cn

The implications of the Yangtze
River incidents involving the Brit
ish and the Chinese Communists
are described in high Washington
Evening star., 1949-04-23

ington h a l
owned by the
ladies. T n e
voice was that
of the Negro
S o n 6 S t r SIS,
Marian Ander-
son. The dect-.
sion of t h e
ladies shocked
the country or.
at least, a large
part of the
population.
The voice OF
another great
%Y A~aori
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Bv LoweH MeHen

The dear ladies of the OAR
a few years ago decreed that one
of the great voices Of our time
should not be heard in the Wash
Evening star., 1949-04-23

r.i,.hoc,s n sbs foiewiss esnssi offices will - sssess
II. ;n;s eopss-ovsy shs 1lsssss. S6svs ASD S@"s
An additional nge al eephons nunns WIN ese
central once names-startng tonight at midnight
kEsmess Loesst
lIsees ludlow
IN addition under the the following changes WI
De
p~asant numbers lockwood with n1h nsuTs
spruce numbers ~1uch change Logan with nfth figure
r,.,. viii b another new Johnson. In which te
teephone numbers with nfth figure
An u As... sbsssss spsssr b Hfw 6rsste1
Ne new ssussbssiss sin b sasy - sss-hsssh howl
Tn en- ore d these s-is snsns da ue nH Two
esse.x n Central and then FIVE ns
instead Of sample - nat
Evening star., 1949-04-23

hosp. tAils.& t.s.l psuET&r=s .ey ~sSa Il
ers
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viSiemS C|eveIandO Iietuviams

Musu tarpe yra daug ymiu ietuviQ kuturninkQ es tk
dako stnga organzuoos patesnes vetos
reika r u darby pasisekmui ir naujq ku
turinu pajegu isaugnmui #%
Tode Clevelando ietuviu vsuomeninnku kuturininku
pastarme suung Cevelando etuvu vsuomene je
gas sitam reikalu LIETUVIQ KULTUROS FONDO organ-
zacija.
Tai nera musu isradmas. Letuvu Kuturos Fondas yra
skrtas vekti vur kr tk euvq brangnancQ ietuviu
kuurn vema suprantancu kad ia darba reia paremti
Tokens Kuuros Fondo skyriams arba susiburimams
parengt vsur venod satai kuruose tap pasakytas
to Fondo tiksas:
Letuvu Kultlros QKF) yra organizaca ietuviu
kuturai ugdyti. Js:
a) skatina letuvu svietima moksla, mena spauda,
By steiga arba rema tam tiksui rekalingas mokso r
istaigas, :
c) leidza platna etuvq laikrascius r etuvu moksl
ninku bel meninnku kurinus,
d) medziagskai remia vsu kulturos sriciu letuvq
reju darba
e) steigia muzeus ietuviu kuturos kurniams saugot
Mes ne1nanome vsQ tQ darby is karto Cevelande atkt
bet rekia bandyt dary m1su egoms bus prenama
Tode, susrinkimo galioti kvieciame Cevelando e
tuvus be joko lsitknmQ pazirQ skirtumo neziurnt
kada kas cia atvyko prsde prize Leuu Kuturos Fondo
Jo grazQ ksu gyvendnmo Sic ksai yn bendr r vienoda
suprantami visiems tevyne mylntiems etuviams.
Lietuviu Kuturos Fondo Clevelando skyriaus
STEIGIAMASIS SUSIRINKIMAS
sauklamas penktaden spaq meneso Fl dena 1880 val vak
Lietuviq Saleje.
Maoniai kviecame vsus Cevelando tauees tautecius
dayvaut Shame usirnkme stot sia visuotne bendra
musu organizacija
Prizes prasidedan susirinkmui bendra skausysime
saleje ietuviska radio programa.
ouslrlnkme bus placiau pasaskinti letuvu ku
trina reikaas r bus pacau Lietuviu Kuuros
Fondo organzacos bel visies paskeb istaa
Pradinnkai: A. Augusnavcene, B. Banys, B. Bartkdnas
J. Daugela, Ig. Mainauskas, M. Mscikiene
V. Minkunas, P. Muiolis H. Samas, j. Sala-
seviciene X. sukys S. TamOsaitis
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N. Navickaites ir A. Stempuzie-
nes duetu giedama ave Maria"
Jauniesiems iseinant is baz-
nycios, atrode, lyg tai butu ko-
kiu atlaidu "kermosius":: Sven
tiskoje nuotaikoje buriavo S
zmones, nenoredami skirstytis,
dalydamiesi ispudziais. Buvo
nemaza pirma karta matanciu
vestuves Amerikoj ir jiems ypac
buvo idomu, kaip ant jaunQju
galvu, o taip pat ir ant aplinki-
niu pasipyle saujos ryziu, kaip
barskejo skardiniu "bukietas"
priristas prie jaunuju automo-
bilio, kaip automobiliai visomis
jegomis keldami triuksma savo
signalais nuveze jaunuosius ]
nauja gyvenima..
Vakare Vagabond Roo m j,
1O55O Euclid Ave., ivyko vestu-
viu pokylis, j kuri jaunuju pa
sveikinti ir jiems linkejimus pa
reiksti susirinko apie pustrecio
simto sveciu. Po vaisiu isisiu-
bavo nuotaikingas sokiu ir dali
nu misinys, O IL val. buvo atlik-
ia ir "atsisveikinimo" ceremo-
Mia, kurios metu sveciai daini-
ninkai dainavo lietuviskas YES
tuvines dainas. Vaisiu stalai
buvo papuosti rutomis is SamQ
darzelio. Jauniesiems pareiksta
tikrai daug ir nuosirdziu svei-
kinimu bel linkejimu. Ir tevai
buvo sveikinami ne ka maziau
uz jaunuosius. Tai ju pirmas
paukstelis, isskrides is manu.. =.
(Red. pastaba: Del netiketu
kliuciu Sis ispudziu ziupsnelis
nepateko j pereita numeri. Ti-
kline, kad tos sventes dalyviai
ir dabar maloniai atgaivins savo
ispudzius siuo prisiminimu.)
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PADEKOS

Nuosirdziai dekojame ciurlio-
nieciu vadovui A. Mikulskiui uz
suorganizavima giedojimo baz-
nycioje per musu dukreles Jo-
amos vestuves, ir. uz jaudinan-
ciai grazu misiu bel giesmiu
giedojima N. Navickaitei, A.
Stempuzienei, vi. Palubinskui ir
vargonavusiems per iskilmes
Ambrazui ir A. Skriduliui.
Drauge dekojame visie m S
estuviu pokylyje dalyvavusiems
sveciams uz ju sveikinimus, lin
kejimus ir dovanas.
NJ. ir IL. Samai
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DIRVOS VAKARAS

jau tik uz savaites, sekmadieni,
spaliu % diena, Lietuviu Sale
je, $685. Superior Ave.
salia jau minetu LIETUVOS
NAlZDU (V. Relecko filmos is
LietuvOs), programme bus BA-
LETO VAIZDELIAI - 'Par-
tiZano sapnas" ir "Susitikimas".
Atliks Lietuvos Operos baleto
sOkejas Jaunutis Puodziunas ir
israiskos sokiu sokeja Rudaity-
te. Be to, dar atskira soki rem
gia M. Gedgaudaite. ST progra-
mos dalis bus tikra naujiena
Clevelande, nes lietuviskuose
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JAU TURIME ALT SAJUNOS
SKYRIU

Pereita pirmadieni pagaliau
ir Clevelande ivyko ilgai ir jau
net nekantriai lauktas Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tautines Sajungos
skyriaus steigiamasis susirinki-
mas. Gala, kad jis buvo susauk-
tas pirmadieni, mes visa ellie
norejusiu dalyvauti negalejo at
vykti.
Po paaiskinimu, priemus for
malu nutarima steigti Ats
skyriu, buvo perskaitytas labai
nuosirdus ir klausytojus net su-
jaudines ATS pirmininko A.
Olio sveikinimas. Pc to atlikti
skyriaus reorganizacijos steigi-
mo formalumai ir isrinkta val
dyba, kuria sudaro: pirm. -
St. Nasvytis, vicepirm. - KS.
Karpius, sekretorius - Juozas
Leimonas, izdininke - J. Sa-
laseviciene, lido globeja =
Mudrauskiene.
Delegatais kongresa New
Yorke paskirti dr.. S. TamOsaitis
ir J. Salaseviciene, nors is naru
tarpo bus ir daugiau ] kongresa
vykstanGiu.
Nutarta kongresui siusti auka
nuo skyriaus - $50
Po to tartasi apie Dailes Pa
rodos bilietu platinima. Daugu-
mas nariu cia pat nupirko arba
paeme platinti bent po viena
bilietu knygele. Kadangi billie
tn platinimui vadovauti yra ap-
siemusi Tremtiniu Draugijos va
dovybe ir ia pavedusi Kulturos
Komisijai, tai numatyti asme-
nys, kurie susisieks SUI ia Ko-
misija, perduos bilietus ir ru-
pinsis talkininkauti tam pla-
tinimui.
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v F. S T wv III
ISPUDZIAI

Giedras ir siltas spaliu 1 die
nos sestadienis Clevelando lie
tuviu centre buvo lyg ir savo-
tiskas sventadienis: apie 10 va
landa daugelis cia gyvenanciu
lietuviu, ju tarpe nemaza dalis
naujakuriu, rinkosi sv. Jurgio
baznycia ne visai paprasta pro-
ga. Tai buvo popularity, akty-
vial dalyvaujanciu visuose lie
tuviu visuomeniskuose darbuo-
Sc Clevelando lietuviu - M. ir
IL. Samu dukreles Joanos YES
tuves, kuri ia diena susituok6
SUI Erwin H. Hauck.
Baznycioje iskilmes buvo la
bal jaukios. Pazymetina, kad
naujakuriu atstovai, atsideko.
dami Samams uz ju nepaprastf
palankuma, irgi prisidejo prie
didesnio apeigu iskilmingumo
specialiai pasirenge ir pagiedo.
ie misias ir pora kitu giesmiu
Ypac malonus ir jaudinantis
ispudis buvo, kai, iskilmems
baigiantis, jaunajai priejus prie
Marijos altoriaus padeti puoks
te geliu ir pasimelsti,, pasigirdt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-14

Metropolitan operos dainininke, da-
lyvauja operetej "Valkatu Karalius",
kur nuo spaliu 18 Xxi % dienos bus
vaidinama Music Hall. il vaidins La
dy Katherine role. Valkatu karalius
- Francois Villon roleje Edward
Rocker. Baletui vadovauja Joan
Woodruff.
Xxi sio sekmadienio imtinai ten pat
vaidinama E. Griego operete Norve-
giios DANA.
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: kas ir kur &

| Povilas Plechavicius, Lietu-
vos kariuomenes generolas, pc
reita savaite atvyko j Clevelan-
da ir tue tarpu apsigyveno P.J.
f, ziuriu ''pereinamojoj stovykloj",
Avon Lake. 10 atvykima atty
mejo ir didzioji Americas spau-
da, ypac pabrezdama jo pareis-
kima, kad naciai teroro dalykuo-
Sc buvo tik bolseviku mokiniai,
toll dar nepasieke savo moky-
toju tobulumo.
IN. Saulius, violencelistas, pui-
kiai pasirodes BALFo seimo
koncerte Philadelphijoje, isvyko
j Indianapoli, kur yra pasirases
metams sutarti SUI simfonijos
orkestro vadoyybe dalyvauti
tame orkestre.
X. Lasniku, savininku namo,
kuriame yra DIRVOS redakci-
| ia, dukrele yra viena is Is kan
didaGiu j Cleveland Reserve Col
lege grozio karalaites. Pereita
treciadieni 4 Wv. daugelis cle-
velandieciu turejo progos tas
candidates matyti televizijos
programme.
V. ir vi. Nageviciai pereita
sekmadieni svente 24-tas Sci
myninio gyvenimo metines, j
kurias atvyko grazus artimuju
burelis.
JuOzas Bendleris, svietimo
Valdybos tarnautojas, mokyklu
ir nanny vizitatorius, persikele
gyventi j nauja vieta. Dabarti-
mis- jo adresas yra 1903 Bunts
Rd., Cleveland 7 (Lakewood),
Ohio. Telefonas AC 1-1195.
Aksenavicius Pranas, 1913
Lexington Ave., susilauke sve-
ciu is Europos. Atvyko is Vo-,
kietijos Mykolas Venclauskas SUI
zmona Emilia ir sunumis w.
tautu ir Andriumi.
Jonas Leonas, Lietuviu Archy-
vo redaktorius, asigyveno 8116
Sowinski Ave., Cleveland 3, O.
Jis yra atsivezes dar nespaus-
dinta Archyvo medziagos dali,
kuri, tikimes, netrukus gales
pasirodyti DIRVOS puslapiuose.