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Evening star., 1949-12-02
Residents Are Told
How 10 Keep Block
From Becoming 5|um

Nearly 100 residents of Square
$50, a midtown block selected for
a sample cleanup campaign, to-
day were told what conditions
they must eliminate in their
homes and yards to prevent the
block from becoming a slum area.
The Commissioners Committee
for Rehabilitation of Square $50,
at a public hearing with the resi-
dents, advised demolition of un-
slightly sheds, repair of deterio-
rated parts of their houses, install
lation of modernized plumbing
and permanent war on trash
and rubbish in yards as the best
solution to preventing slum con-
ditions.
The residents, mostly Negroes,
were given detailed list of con-
ditions they are likely to find
in rehabilitating their property
which violate city health. building
and fire laws. Square $50 is
bounded by U and v streets, Sew
enteenth street and Florida ave-
nue. NV, and is traversed by
Seaton place.
Selected at Random.
The block was selected at ran
dom by the committee to launch
a test of the, so-called Baltimore
Plan" for halting the spread of
slum areas and rehabilitating
those sections which are in danger
of deterioration.
The committee is made up of
1t. Charles Laschalt of the fire
marshal's office; Police Inspector
Clarence Talley, Assistant Cor
poration Council Hubert Pair, j.
j. Ilgennfritz, of the department
of inspections; William H. Cary,
jr., and E. Milton Dulin. of the
Bureau of Public Health Engi-
neering. and William A. xanten,
superintendent of the Division of
Sanitation.
Mr.. ngenfritz complimented the
residents for the interest they
showed in supporting the test re-
habilitation plan and read the list
Of probable violations of health,
fire, building and police regula-
tions.
Cites Fire Hazards.
1t. Laschalt went into some de-
tail to explain how any home
owner can eliminate fire hazards
simply by keeping a tidy house
and yard. He asked both resi-
dents and property owners in
square $50 to cooperate with the
committee in checking the in
crease In slurn areas here.
Mr.. xanten told the residents
that overcrowding has a lot to do
with unsanitary conditions. In
some sections, he said. the situa-
ton quickly reverts to bad" If
there is overcrowding, even when
the city exercises maximum effort
to stage a cleanup.
Eve want to see Seaton place
cleaned up permanently" Mr..
Xanten declared. THE city will
help you do it. And if it works
here, it will work anywhere In the
District"
Evening star., 1949-12-02

thorough wiping out Of all reac-
tionary armed forces of the
Kuomingtang Is the unshakeable
policy of our government"
State Department officials re-
fused to comment Immediately
Ii Tsung-jen, one of those named,
has obtained American authority
to make an early visit to the
United States. He is acting pres
ident of the Nationalist govern
ment and has been undergoing
medical treatment in Hong Kong
Evening star., 1949-12-02

gotten her house key. She knocked
on Beans door. He came to the
door in his underwear.
Through the door Mrs. Rice saw
the crumpled bodies of Mrs. Bean,
a waitress, and her daughter. Bean
shut the door, then returned in
his trousers.
do you think I'm crazy?" she
Evening star., 1949-12-02

quoted him. well, It's happened
at last"
He told her he didn't mean to
shoot his son and daughter and
asked Mrs. Rice to take care of
his children.
Then he Stalked off the porch
with a 90 rife in his hand, saying
he was going to kill himself.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

Willemite, a mineral consisting
mostly of zinc silicate. was named
for Wilhelm /. King of the
Netherlands.
Evening star., 1949-02-08

one. I'm like an old fire horse
Clifton explains. II want to work
more than eight weeks a year." He
also wants to play something
really sinister in his next picture
then follow with a belvedere in
western setting.
Gloria Swanson, looking in
credibly young and glamorous,
lunching with Charles Brackett
at Romanoff's. And you can ex-
pect a Eyes" from her for the big
part of silent" star in Sunset
Boulevard" for Bracket and
Wilder.
Lana Turner likes her life Of
leisure in the East. She is getting
to be like Rita Hayworth who also
loathes to get up at five o'clock
in the morning to make movies.
This means Lana will take her
time about returning here to re-
sumo her career.
John Wayne asked to see Hell
fire" to inspect its tru-color
which he plans to use in his
Eagles in Exile" After seeing
the movie, John said nary a word
about tru-color. "Who's that
girl" he insisted. II must have
her in my picture" The girl
is Marie Windsor.
George Jessel informs me that
Evening star., 1949-02-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador - "The Accused;
1:05, 3:15, $40. 1880 and GAS pm.
Capitol - ACT of Violence;
11:10 am. 1:50. 4:30, 7:10 and
$50 pm. Stage shows: lis. 3:55.
6:35 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia Snake PITT; 10:45,
am; 1855. $40, 5:25, TAO and
9:55 pm
Dupont-"The Red Shoes: 2::30
and $3.50 pm.
Hippodrome - "Appassionata" !;
$40, 5:55 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Joan of Arc: 11:15
am: 1850, 4:25, Z and 9:30 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2::30 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - John Loves
Mary: 11:15 am, 1920, 1925. 5:35.
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Palace 1.-THE Paleface";; 11:15
am, 1870, 1925, $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Pix-"Symphony of Life; 2:40.
5, 7:25 and 9:45 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Don't Take It to
Heart: II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20,
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Enchantment"
1910 am, 1910, 2:10, 4:15, 6:15.
8:15 and 10 pm.
Warner The Accused; /,
$40, 5:25, 7::35 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
Saroyan Gives Stage Harsh Look
And Some Singing Acid Words
By Joy Cormody

William saroyan people for the most part be sweet gentle
fantasies against the wicked realities of living
but the soaring phrase
occasional
critical magazines One of these turned him
longer writes the theater
Evening star., 1949-02-08

the ring now Haunted by Abigail
Adams was bought for her by
Georgie two years ago. 1T was
just a small thing" he says, "but
she put a heart around II"
Whose heart? Incidently. Jessel
will borrow Irving Refs from Sam
Goldwyn to direct his Band
wagon" picture with William
Powell.
Robert Mitchum's latest film,
1.-THE Red Pony" opened in San
Francisco to smash notices. What
a sap Robert was to take a
chance with such career.
Dana Andrews daughter Cathy
is quite i'll with an ear infection.
Mrs. Andrews flew from Catalina
to be with her. Dana is dashing
back, too.
Tony Martin will be surrounded
by authenic San Quentin types
when he makes his prison musi-
Evening star., 1949-02-08

moviegoers and National Sym
phony orchestra enthusiasts will
see a corking picture for their
money at Friday nights Symphony
benefit gala at the Playhouse.
The screenplay, Symphonic
Pastorale." current sensation in
New York. is the winner of the
International Cannes Film Festi-
Val award. It was the choice of
the 40-nation jury and is the
only film ever to receive the
unanimous praise of that body.
A special program for the Wash
ington premiere is being arranged
by a committee headed by Mrs.
Philip L. Graham. One of its
features will be the appearance of
Joseph Bercholz. producer of
Symphonic Pastorale," who is
making a special trip here from
Paris for the occasion. A musical
prelude TO the showing of the film
will be presented.
Invitations to the Friday night
gala will be issued only to those
who contribute to the National
Symphony sustaining fund.
The regular showing of the
picture will begin at the Playhouse
on Saturday.
Waits and strays: "You and
the Movies" the short subject
series prepared as a good will
gesture toward Hollywood's public.
will be the subject of a series
of WTOP broadcasts starting to-
night and continuing through
Friday .. The time is 11:15-11:30
pm. It's promising listening
Louisiana Story" at the Apex
last week as the first moreover
from the Playhouse. came close
to house records Frank Bou-
cher's customers are discerning
people {. There viii be other
of the same sort:. !
Invitation only will be the rule for
the Washington premiere of
Command Decision" at the Pal
ace theater the night of February
l6 The picture will begin its
regular Washington run at the
Capitol the following day.
Evening star., 1949-02-08

Saroyan's explanation of his
absence from his old milieu, the
stage, is essentially quite simple.
He would rather be out of the
theater than be in it with the
company he would have to keep.
He does not like his fellow drama
fists, members of the Dramatists
Guild. Beyond. this group. he dis
likes play agents, producers. back
ers, and directors. As for the
critics, while he feels more kindly
toward them, he regards them as
rather an enormous complication
in the life of a playwright.
Producers are the group Sar-
Cyan sums up more savagely IN
Tomorrow. Of them, he says:
THE producer is perhaps the
most preposterous mountebank OF
the lot. He takes a lot of time
picking out a play he thinks is a
cinch to make a lot of money, and
then, instead of respecting his
own judgment and putting his
own money into the production,
he rounds up a group called back
ers and convinces them to put
up the money for him. The pro-
ducer is forever trying to camou-
fiage what he is doing, that is,
trying to make money-by trying
to pass for an artist"
y u y u
A producers practice that
leaves Saroyan feeling downright
savage is that of reading. or try
ing-out, a play in a private home
before an audience of potential
hackers. MI
"This procedure is in monstrousI
taste, besides being Impractical.
10 my mind. it is much more rea-
sonable for a playwright to in
ouire of a potential backer where
he got his money. how he got 1t,
how much he has, what he has
done with it so far. than for the
backer to ask playwright to put
over his play in the parlor. 1t
is more reasonable for money toI
on trial before art than the other
way around.
Before explaining that he would
rather spend his time betting on
horses, Saroyan pays his more
modified respects to the critics,
as follows: !.
Few of the drama critics OF
the daily papers are, as a matter
of fact, critics: they are reporters
and they are pretty good reporters.
For good or bad. we must
understand that every opening Is
a court trial. In the event that
the greater number Of decisions
are yes, everyone specifically in
volved is pleased and proud. But
If the greater part of the deci-
sions are no, then. Of course,
everyone specifically involved be-
lieves it is time to clean UP on the
critics"
And that, in a small nutshell,
is why William Saroyan is not
writing for the theater. It is pre-
sented in a much larger nutshell
in the original article in Tomor-
row. " - se- y s ~ /
wasnipgtons discriminating
Evening star., 1949-02-08
Bill Would Reimburse Swiss
For War Aircraft Damage

Reimbursement of the Swiss
government to a limit of $16,000.-
900 for damage done by United
States military aircraft during
World War II would be authorized
by a bill introduced in the House
yesterday by Chairman Bloom of
the Foreign Affairs Committee.
The proposed measure pointed
out such damage violated Swiss
neutrality.
Bomb damage in Swiss territory
was reported from time to time
during the war in air raids on
Nazi installations near the
border.
Evening star., 1949-02-08

Clifton Webb Is making new
agreement with Daryl Zanuck to
do two pictures a year instead of
Evening star., 1949-02-08
Hollywood:
G. Lawrence
Life Role to
Ida Lupino
By SheiIoh Grohom
BY SheiIoh Grohom

Ida Lupino is cooking up a deal
to play Gertrude Lawrence IN
Gertie's life story. "A Star
Danced" I hear from London,
where Miss Lawrence is a smash
hit in September Tide" that Ida
is the only girl in the world to
have Gertie's okay for the role.
The arrangements will be settled
this summer when Ida and her
husband, Collier Young. visit Eng
land.
Barbara Lawrence. another
blond and beautiful star Of tomor-
row-maybe today-is UP for the
lead in bad Girl" She would re-
place Jeanne Grain.
Jane Wyman gets a British
leading man in Man Running" {"
I talked to director Alfred Hitch
cock this morning. and he told
me that the movie gets going in
London in the middle of May.
After that Hitch will make Il
Confess" It will be made next
winter in Quebec.
X ~
Evening star., 1949-02-08

cal, "Sing Your Way Out" Pro-
ducer Max Shane Is now inter-
vening applicants. Don't all rush
boys.
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Pasipiktinimo banga
apeme Cleveland0 lietuviuS.
kai paskaite laiska apie ''maisus".

Todel, kad jiems tai jau ne
naujiena. Todel, kad, deja, Gle
velando lietuviu tarpe, jei ligi
siol ne viesu rastu, tai zodziu
jiems jau ne pirma karta tenka
girdeti tokias koliosenas ir to-
kia neapykanta viskam, kas da-
bar ateina is naujosios, jaunes-
mes Lietuvos: neapykanta ir
zmonems ir paprociams -.
Neujakuriai puikiai Zinc, kad
tai nera sviesesniuju lietuviQ
visuomenininku nuomone. Jie
puikiai Zinc, kad tas nemegi-
mas, ia neapykanta ir tas smei-
zimas plinta is nedidelio ir is
tamsesnio sluoksnio. Bet Wis
del to tai yra. Tos nuodingos,
geliancios kalbos sklinda, tegul
ir nesusipratusiu, bet Wis delto
lietuviq tarpe. Ar sviesesnieji,
susipratusieji lietuviai tn kalbu
|negirdi?
Atrodo, kad negalejo negirde-
tt. Tx gal nekreipe j tai deme-
sio. Esti gi kartais taip, kad
namuose istisas naktis "koncer-
tuoja' svirplys, seimininkai
puikiausiai MEGA prie tos 'mu-
zikos". Tx naujas gyventojas
negali uzmigti :.
Argi blogai tas naujas gy-
ventojas padarytu, jei ryta Sci
mininkams pasakytu: "Pas mus
namuose svirplys. Ar nevertetu
verdancio vandens plysius
sliuksteleti!"
Taip ir cia. Meslina plunksna
nutildyti, nepraustburniska lais-
ka krepsi numesti - labai
lengva. Bet kaip liezuvius ap-
tildyti?
Tx visuotinis Clevelando lie
tuviu visuomenes pasipiktini-
mas priverte "maiSininkus" nu-
leisti balsus, priverte susitrauk-
tt pakampes, ateme bent aki-
plesiskuma!
Sekmadieni darzeliu sventeje
tu "maisininku' buvo ne vienas.
Bet jie jau tik pasnibzdomis
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

gimantas, Albinas, Brute =
Spring Valley, N. Y.
Kodzierska Herta, Josef - Sa-
ginaw, Mich.
Kildisas Mykolas, Ona, Romu-
aldas = Worcester, Mass.
Kubileviciene Gerda - Phila,
Pa.
Kublickas Vladas - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Labanauskaite Ursule = Chica-
go, Ill.
Leksas Gustavas, Anna, Anita,
Martynas - Chicago, Ill.
Lincevicius Mecislovas - Kan
kakee, Ill.
Lakickas Klemensas, Veronika
- Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ludavicius Jurgis, Brone, Dalia,
Andra - Brockton, Mass.
Maciuika Benediktas, Antanina
= Chicago, Ill.
Memenas Jonas, Apolonija =
Chicago, III.
Mickevicius Alfonsas, Elena,
Valdas, Results, Marija -
Slippery Rock, Pa.
Macianskis Bronius, Maria, Ire
ma - Chicago, Ill.
Misiunas Maria - Chicago, Ill.
Narkevicius Julia = Brutus,
Mich.
Mardosas Alfonsas - Chicago,
Matulionis Balys, Gene, Algis,
Mindaugas - Chicago, Ill.
Mickunas Juozas, Filomena, AL
gimantas, Juozas = Had
shaw, Wis.
Nagius Vladas, Veronika Gle
veland, Ohio.
Naujokas Mikas - Bethalto,
III.
Masaitiene Marijona = Cleve-
land, Ohio.
PaSkeviciene Jadvyga - Bro
oklyn, N. Y.
(Bus daugiau)
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keti. Nauju tokiu nebesiuvo, o
kuriuos nuo motineliu gavo, tai
idejo giliai j skrynias -.
Kai kuriose Lietuvos vietose,
kur zmones buvo kick sviesesni,
kur ne taip labai tikejo, ka po-
mai dvarininkai sake, tai dar ir
tais laikais, kai Tamsta buvai
Lietuvoje, per atlaidus dar ap-
sivilkdavo graziai lietuviskai
austais ir siuvinetais drabuziais.
Bet kitur tai jau tie drabuziai
po keliasdesimtis metu isgulejo
skryniu dugnuose -.
Bet kai Lietuva vel atsistojo
ant savo koju, kai nusikrate nuo
sulenkejusiu dvarininku vado-
vavimo, tai mes ir atradom
skryniose tuos musu senu laikQ
turtus. Istyrinejom, isaiskinom,
koki jie buvo, ir pradejo musu
moterys juos vartoti. Bet ne
kasdien, ne prie darbo, O tik
j baznycia eidamos, per sventes.
Mes tuos musu turtus ir visam
pasauliui parodem.
Bet ne visur pasauly tai buvo
ir naujiena. Sakysim, vokieciai
Karaliauciaus universitete ture-
jo graziausiu senovisku lietu-
viskq drabuziu pavyzdziu. Kny-
gas apie juos rase ir sake, kad
tai graziausias turtas, didziau-
sias lietuviu tautos kulturingu-
mo irodymas.
O dabar, kur tik SUI lietuvis-
kais drabuziais pasirodome, visi
jais gerisi. Cia yra atrastas mu-
su senoves turtas. Kad jus jo
nematet, tai nieko nuostabaus,
mes tada buvo kaip ir uzkastas.
10 dabar atkasem ir CALM
dziaugtis.
- O gal ir taip... - uzsi-
mastes atsiliepe abejotojas. -
Dabar kai pasakoji, tai ir al
kaip ir prisimenu, kad skrynio-
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ciurIionieeiu vodovo posikoIbejimos
SUI vienu is tokiu, kurie nemate tautiniu ruby.

Tokiu, kurie skleidzia nuo-
mones, panasias, kaip tame gar
siajame laiske pereitame DIR
VOS numeryje, DarzeliQ sven
teje buvo bent keliolika: tick
bent buvo pastebeta truputi SUI
gedintu balsu murmanciu.
Ar tai komunistai? Gal but,
dauguma = taip. Bet, deja, tai
ne vien komunistai :.
Su vienu is tos nuomones
atstovu atsitiktinai teko susi-
durti ne kan kitam, kaip ciur-
lionieciq vadovui A. Mikulskiui
Tai buvo tik abejotojas il
kalbejo mandagiai, atsargiai !.
Sake:
= Bet Wis tiktai kaip cia yra
su tais lietuviskais drabuziais
Va ir as, jau zmogus ne jaunas
jaunystej gyvenau Lietuvoj, bet
niekad nemaciau tokiais mar
gals apsiredziusiQ -.
= Natal, dede, = sake Mi
kulskis: = ir as ligi Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes nemaciau lie
tuvisku tautiniu drabuziu.
Kai Tamsta buvai Lietuvoj
dar caro- laikais, ten tada buvo
pats tamsiausias laikas lietuvis-
kumui. Ponai bajorai, nusiziu-
ireje j lenkiskas madas, jau Sc
mai gedinosi visko, kas lietuvis-
ka. Jie sake, kad ir lietuvisk.
tautiniai paredai yra "mu3ikis-
ki'. Jeigu kas nenori butt "mu.
ziku", tai turf deveti "miestis-
kai', arba jeigu ir ne miestis-
kai, tai kaip nors prastai -kao
tik nebutu matyti to lietuvisk6
memo.
Taip, tikesi ar ne - o tai SUI
lenkeje ponai musu zmones at
kalbejo ir atgrasino nuo lietu.
visku parody. Jaunos mergaites
kai ju niekas kitaip nepamoke
tai ir gedinosi ''muzikiskai" vii
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murmejo tas blevyzgas, ir tik
tada, kai nepastebejo, kad sa.
liza ju yra kas nors, kas lietuvis-
kai supranta! Jau nebereikejo
ju uz ranku laikyti, kad ne
mestq ka sugriebe, kai lietuviu
choras pasirode 'ant pagrindu"
Jie gavo puiku atsakyma! Tie
"maisai' pasirode graziausi is
visu tautiniu drabuziu, ia "nu-
sutusf' programa liko visos die
nos ispudingiausiu atsiminimu
= lietuviams ir ne letuviams
Clevelando lietuviai turejo pro-
gos pasididziuoti tue, ka mes
turime! 0 tai ne nauju atvyke.
liu ir ne senqju, bet visu lietu.
wiz, visos tautos turtas!
Bet to turto niekintojai trauk-
sis ! savo kurmiskus urvus tik
tada, kai jaus daugumos lie
tuviQ griezta pasipiktinima jQ
Inepraustaburniskais plepalais
ne wien rastais, kuriu tik vienas
buvo iSkeltas dienos svieson, bet
ir jq liezuviu plakimu!
To visuotinio pasipiktinimo
nebuvo, kol ju darbas nebuvo
viesai parodytas. Tx dabar, kai
visi pamate tu plepalu ''grozi',
tik dabar tas pasipiktinimas ta-
po viesas, didelis ir rustus!
Vienas is naujakuriu irgi pa
reiske: 20 Wis delto redakto-
riaus vietoj to laisko as buciau
neskelbes, o buciau idejes gra-
zu straipsni apie musu tauti-
MUS drabuzius".
Taip, tai labai grazu. Tx
paprastai tokius straipsnius ma
"a kas skaito. Dabar tOks straip-
snis DIRVOJE netrukus bus.
Ir dabar tai j skaitys!
y y
Redaktorius nuoSirdziai atsi-
praso gerbiamus skaitytojus uz
toki neskanu ''patiekala", koks
buvo tas laiskas. ;. Bet atrode,
jog kartais reikia pirstu mesla
parodyti, kad butu aisku, jog
il reiketu nuvalyti -.
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"NESKUBEK IR ILGIAU GY-
VENK"

-taip pataria visiems val
ruotojams Clevelando susisie-
kimo skyriaus virsininkas John
R. Sammon.
Jis primena visiems:
1. PasiruoSti is anksto susto-
tt prizes susisiekimo kontroles
zenklus,
2. Kai nori kita pralenkti, lai-
kykis atitinkamam atstume tol,
kol bus galimybe saugiai pra-
silenkti,
3. Sumazink greiti prisiartin-
damas prie pasisukimo ir lai-
kykis savo linijos,
A. Atsimink, kad gall butt
AUTOMOBILES ir jusu desinei, tai
zvilgterek viena AKIN ir de-
Sine, taip pat j veidroduka,
duck atitinkamus zenklus ran
ka ir saugokis staigiu sustoji-
mQ,
5. Sumazink greiti temstant.
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STONIS Jonas, 65 metu, mire
geguzes 20 d., Chicago, Ill.
(Kauno miesto). Amerikoj is
gyveno Al metus.
ATRASKEVICIUS Viktoras, So
metu, mire geguzes % d., Chi
cago, Ill.,, kur buvo ir gimes.
MASALSKIS Benediktas, So m.,
mire geguzes % d., Chicago,
Ill. (Kedainiu ap., Butiskes
par, Baukiu km.) Amerikoj
iSgyveno 81 metus.
PETRUsAITIENE Marij ona
(simkaite), pusamze, mire
geguzes % d., Chicago, III.
(Raseiniu ap., Skirsnemunes
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 46
metus.
zILIENE Ona (Vaitiekaite),
pusamze, mire geguzes "a d.,
Chicago, Ill. CTaurages ap.,
! Rietavo par)
JANULIENE Ona (Narbutike),
pusamze, mire geguzes 25 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Mazeikiu ap.,
Akmenes par, Kiviliu km.).
Amerikoj isgyveno Al metus.
IRADOMSKIS Mateusas, 50 M,
mire geguzes 25 d., Chicago,
ILL.,, kur buvo ir gimes.
MESKAUSKAS Petras, pusam-
zis, mire geguzes 26 d., Chica-
go, III. (Taurages ap,, Lauku-
vos par.). Amerikoj isgyveno
40 metu.
GRIGOLIUS Mykolas, pusamzis,
mire geguzes 26 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Uzvencio par, Dungvie-
clio kaimo).
RAUSKINIENE Julijona (Jo-
ciute), pusamze, mire geguzes
% d., Chicago, Ill. (zagares
par, Vilku km.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 43 metus.
IGNATAVICIENE Marij O n a
(Grizlaite), pusamze, mire ge-
guzes 27 d., Chicago, Ill. Ira
seiniu app
SERVIETIS Pranas, mire ge-
guzes 21 d., Brooklyn, NY.
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P A D ( K OS

DIR. A. S. Tamosaiciu seimai
uz pagalba atvykti ir globa de-
koja Ciurlionies ansamblio va
davas A. Mikulskis ir zmona.
]. G. POlteriams, 495 E. 1913 St..
uz pagalba atvykti ir globa de-
koja ciurlionietis
A. Kavaliunas
A. NJ. PraSkeviciaus seimai, 434
E. la st. uz pagalba atvykti
ir dabartine globa dekoja ciur-
lionietis H.Johansonas
st. Nasvyciu, J. Augustinavi-
ciu ir T. Ciurlioniu seimoms uz
globa dekoja
X. Karalis SUI Selma
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ma.
Nuosirdi padeka Jums cho-
ristams, sokejams ir Tau, mie-
las Mikulski, uz suteikta lie
tuviskai sirdziai malonuma ir
lietuviu vardo Clevelande is
kelima!
Pc lietuviskos programos dar
buvo ukrainieciu grazus ketu-
riu merginu sokis ir labai mix
lus vyriskio pasoktas "Kaza-
ciok".
Programa uzbaigta |. Nea-
lings sudainuotu "God Bless
Amerika".
Pc to visi skirstesi, lietu-
vial, dalindamiesi ispudziais, bu-
riais trauke j lietuviska darze-
Ii atsigaivinti ir pasizmoneti.
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