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The Nome nugget., 1950-01-09
MEXICO CITY (P)-Fay Finer

MEXICO CITY (P)-Fay Elmer son was staying with friends to- day in Cuernavaca and hoping to get a divorce within a month from the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt's son Elliott.
 Her attorney, Francisco Lopez Figueroa. said she would file her divorce petition this week, prob ably in Cuernavaca, charging mental cruelty" The attorney said the divorce probably would be granted about three weeks af- ter filing.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-09
JUNEAU (P)-Territorial Dele

JUNEAU (P)-Territorial Dele gate E. L. Bartlett wants a two- year extension of his job.
 Bartlett filed on the Democratic ticket Friday for reelection to the position he holds in Congress, sub iect to the primaries on April 25.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-09
''Let's Give Alaska's School Children A Break"


 Alaska Broadcasting Company.
 In taking this opportunity to speak directly to the people of Alaska. am particularly address ing my remarks to the educational authorities, to the school boards of our cities and of our independent and incorporated school district. However, what I have to say will be of interest and concern to the parents of our school children and even more to the children them selves.
 Tn the past few weeks, most of our city and school authorities have had an opportunity to ac quaint themselves with the Alaska Public Works Program. Without going into detail as to it's many promising aspects, I desire to dis cuss the extraordinary opportuni- ties it affords our schools and our school children.
 Here in Alaska, where the need for public facilities has been so great and steadily increasing, but where means of financing them tied, we have been compelled for have, until recently, been so linn years to resort to the policy of first things first, and ofter to do without. translated into terms of school construction, this has meant our making provision for the bare fundamentals, the three R's, first. Thereafter, as conditions might permit, we would think in terms of recreational facilities for our school children, of vocational courses such as manual training and machine-shop work for the boys and home economics courses for the girls. Unfortunately, con- ditions have seldom permitted anything approaching a modern, full school program for our chil- dren. As all of us know, these fea- lures of the school curriculum, which are taken for granted in in school systems in most of the States, have only here and there materialized in Alaska.
 Now, however, the Alaska Pub lie Works Act makes it possible for our cities, school districts, and for the Territory itself to correct and improve our school facilities It is my earnest hope that provision will now be made to provide voca- tional opportunities within our schools to supplement the basic course of study. I am equally hopeful that the school authorities will include in their financing ar engagements and in their applica- tions for federal matching funds, provision for expanded recreation al facilities as part of their school plant and program. To have physical education, for example, on a course of study, without ade- quate physical equipment within the school plant is both contradic- tory and a failure to meet our ob- ligations.
 $ m larly, my advocacy of greater physical and recreational opportunities for our school chil- dren is not for the sake of recrea- tion alone, although that is import ant in itself. Tn Alaska our winters | are long and, in many sections, se-
 Continued on Page Tw)
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-09
News of the World At A Glance -..
Saturday. January 2. 1850 CBy The Associated Press)


 fall to communist China now that the United States has decided on a hands-off policy.
 United States defense strategy in the Pacific has depended on neutral if friendly Formosa, these experts said. In enemy hands For mosa could be a bludgeon against American air fileds on OkinaWa and in the Philippines.
 From Hong Kong, Chinese Ma tionalists claimed they had smash ed a second communist attempt to invade Hainan island, off China's south coast. Hainan and Formosa are the last remaining territories under control of Chiang Kai- Shek's Nationalists. The National ists said their war planes caught 1000 junks approaching Hainan and shot them down like sitting ducks. Five hundred were sunk and the rest fled to the Chinese coast, the Nationalists said. Madame Chiang Kai-Shek who has had a long stay in the United l States, is leaving next week for 1 Formosa to join her husband. She will make a farewell appeal to Americans by radio tomorrow.
 Nationalist China now holds a i precarious position in the United Nations. On the security council the Chinese Peoples Republic of Mao Tze-Tung has been recogniz- ] ed by five of the II members the Soviet Union Britain. Yugo- slavia, India and Norway.
 Five other nations-the United States, France, Cuba, Ecuador and Egypt have not recognized the communists and continue to ac- knowledge the nationalists gov ernment. The United States and France have no immediate plans 1 to recognize the communists.
 Nationalist China hold the coun- cil presidency for January. Thus Tuesday Chinese delegate T. F. Tsiang makes his first appearance in the uncomfortable spot as chair man of a council, half of which does not recognize his government.
 Britain's nod of approval to Red China raised a fresh Congression- al cry in Washington for drastic snippping of European Recovery funds.
 Republican Senator Taft said the British diplomatic move twill provide a lot Of ammunition for those who want ECA funds cut"
 Sen. Brewster R.-Me.- said the British action "presents a problem of how far we can go in allowing our support to be diverted to the implementation of policies at tvari- ance with our own"
 Brewster said Britain acted to save a $2,OOO,OOO.OOO investment in the Crown Colony of Hong Kong.
 The American freighter Flying Arrow sailed from Hong Kong yesterday for communist h cid Shanghai in defiance of warnings from Chinese nationalists and the U. s. state department. National ists announced today minelaying has been completed on the sea ap- proach to Shanghai. The Flying Arrow is carrying a S10,000,000
 (Cnntip.,aI a, Da.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-14

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-16
REDWOOD NEWS

I posed of and in the librarians
report the circulation for the pre-
| vious month. was 1870 books. Five
new books had been added to the
shelves and two new borrowers
had listed their names.
Some time ago the board or
dered new, additional shelving
which had arrived and was in
use. II consists of four sections
that are similar to the other fur
niture in the library.
FOHTNIGHTLY CLUB
Mrs. Harold Winter entertained
the members of the Fortnightly
Club at her home last Thursday
evening. During the business ses-
sion, officers were elected for
the coming year as follows: pres
ident, Mrs. Harold Winter; vice
president, Mrs. Reese Jones; pre-
siding officer, Mrs. Ruth Weller;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Ruth
Cox; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Thelma Obee; pianist, Miss
10 Ann Cfainer; chorister, Mrs.
H. r. Fisher.
The roll cali had been prepared
by Mrs. Ralph Matlack and was
based on current topics" Mrs.
Obee gave a review of the legis-
lation under consideration in the
United States Congress at the
present tine. Miss Lois Lowe gave
very fine paper on Women in
the News"
Songs of Yesteryeafs" was the
subject of series Of musical
numbers introduced by Mrs. H.
R. Fisher. She gave a suitable
introduction to the various nufn-
bers which were used as piano
solos, violin solos, vocal duets
and trios. Those who participated
were Mrs. Charles Gin at the pi-
ano; Mrs. Dean Cochran with the
violin; Mrs. Aaron Durnell, Mrs.
D. K. Davis and Miss 10 Ann Cra-
mer with vocal numbers.
The hostesses served delicious
refreshments. They were Miss
Laura Rea, Mrs. Daniel Shank
and Miss Olive Sinkey.
REDWOOD MUSICIANS RATE
HIGH IN DISTRICT TESTS
The Central District Music
Competition was held March 10
at Denison University. Redwood
High School sent seven entries to
the contest.
The brass sextette rated /, or
superior. This group includes Ed
win GuIliford and Dana Shoup,
tfumpets; irwin Durbin, sousa-
phone; Mary Ann Chapman,
trombone; Knute Roberts, bari
tone and Robert Allen jr., French
horn. The judges comment was
"a superior sextette in any class"
Fleetwood had entered Glass Sc
competition. They had selected
Memories of Stephen Foster"
for their number.
Knute Roberts received a rat
ing of superior on his baritone
horn. He played My Regards. I"
Miss Pat Webb rated superior on
her soprano solo, open Thy
(More Redwood on page ID
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. Claiborne
By MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Potts, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Ridge called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Yearsley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Yearsley
and family attended the 50th
wedding anniversary of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Yearsley, at Broadway, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Kinni-
kin called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Potts Thursday
afternoon. 81
Miss Dolores Rosette, of Col
umbus, was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Rosette, and David from Thurs
day until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ridge and
son, Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ridge, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Howald and son, Bobbie, west
of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Norris
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Ruth Norris and Clair. At
ternoon callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. John CIevenger, Warren,
and Wilma C1evenger, of Pharis-
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brant
Gregory, of Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rosette
and David and Mrs. Edgar Ros-
ette attended the capping SER
vice at Grant hospital, Colum-
bus, Sunday afternoon when
their daughter, Dolores, was in
the class of student nurses re-
ceiving their caps.
Miss Ethel Reed was among
the guests on Sunday, of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Chandler, cele-
brating Mr.. Chandler's birthday.
Miss Helen Nutter called on
J. Bernice Moore Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Disbennett, of Johnstown, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Warner and
Patricia were Sunday dinner
guests at the Warner-McC CATER
ty home.
Miss Harriet Mosher, of Mar
| ion, and Mr.. Bill Glothlin, of
Morrell, were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
Earick.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-16
+ BAPTIST LADIES AID

BAPTIST LADIES AID
Mrs. c. o. Shearer was hos
tess to the members of the Rich
wood Baptist Ladies Ala So
ciety in her home near Somers-
vile, last Thursday afternoon.
The president, Mrs. Charles Per-
kins, presided. The meeting was
opened with the singing of a
hymn and a prayer.
Following the business session
a program was in charge of Mrs.
Lloyd Matteson. Mrs. Ada Nc
Daniel and Mrs. Harold Simmons
sang an original arrangement of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-16
BY MRS. n. J. LANcsrArf

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen en-
tertained with a theatre party
and ham dinner after the show
and basketball game Tuesday
evening March in honor of
their daughter, Polly, who was
observing her 18th birthday.
The guests included IL girl
friends and the boys of the jun
ior high basketball team. Miss
Allen received a beautiful van
ity set from the guests. The eve
ming was spent socially.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01
Tiktai viena! karta! gyVenime
MEILEs sApNAs TAMPA REALYBE

Jis prasideda pirmomis drau-
gystes dienomis, svelniais pa
taikavimais, kurie veda ne
uzmirstamus pazadus. Diena su-
tarta. JUS apima pasiruosimo ir
lukesciu agonija. Draugai ir gil
mines linki daug laimes, teikia
patarimq :. Viengungiski baliai,
kvietimai, vestuviniu drabuziu
parinkimo rupesciai, pasiruosi-
mas iskilmems, mastymas apie
Jusu busimo naujo gyvenimo die
mas -. Ne nepasijuntate, kaip
isgirstate vargonu muzika, skim
,dancia is vainikais ir gelemis is
|puostos baznycios. Aidi pazista-
ma melodija "Cia atkeliauja jau-
noji". Per kuna nueina siltas ir
saltas jausiaas. Girdite kunigo
zodzius: "Nuo dabar esate wy
ras ir zmona -" Dabar JUS
,,esate ant naujo gyvenimo slenks-
clio, ir toji realybe Jus svaigina.
Pc to - jau medaus menuo
Pasibaige draugQ ir pazistamV
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01

Birzelio a d. ivyks lietuviu
klubo geguzine. Ia pacia diena
Hartfordo lietuviai mines SO me-
tu sukakti nuo lietuviu parapi-
jos ikurimo.
Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
skyriaus nariai isrinko atstovus
j TMD Selma - w. M. Chase ir
j. Seki.
Lietuviq Amerikos Pilieciu
Klubo nepasalpinis skyrius su-
tiko bendrai SUI TMD skyriaus
nariais irengti skaitykla ir kny-
gyna klubo patalpose. Nutarta
parupinti knygas ir personala
knygynui vesti is TMD skyriaus.
Lietuviu Klubo auditorijoj bu-
o ispudingas motinos dienos mi
nejimas, rengtas TMD skyriaus.
Programai surengti daugiausiai
pasidarbaWo mkt. Ruseckiene,
aktore Janukeviciene, kult. kom.
nariai V. Balciunas, Janukevi-
cius, Rauchas, J. Guntulis, v.
Nenorta, z. Strazdas, Grazulie-
ne ir KIT. Jiems TMD skyriaus
plrmininkas viesai padeko.jo.
LRKA Moteru S-gos skyriaus
arbatele motinos dienos proga
buvo paprasta, pramogos pobu-
dzlo, su akrobatiska programa.
Sveclq buvo daug. Gerb. Man.
cluniene graziai programa ve-
de. Buvo graziu kalbu su linke-
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Amsterdam, N. Y.
GRAzI CHORO VEIKLA

Juozo Olsausko vadovaujamas
lietuviu sv. Kazimiero parapijos
choras, be grazaus lietuvisko
giedojimo baznycioje, dirba ir
tautini kulturini darba musu
lietuviskoje bendruomeneje.
Papildytas naujais skambiais
balsais, choras sutrauke visa
naujakuriu jaunima = jis liau-
dies dainomis ir net sunkesnemis
lietuviskomis kompozicijomis Ia
vi kiekviena. Minejimai ir kit
parengimai gausiai lankomi, kai
juose dalyvauja choras. O j. o.
sauskas ir jo puikus choras dar
niekuomet neatsisake tokius mi
nejimus bel vietos bendruome-
mes parengimus paremti.
Sio menesio 21 d. J. Olsauskas
pasirode scenoje ir kaip rezisie-
rius su savo choristais, suvaidi-
nusiais St. Pilkos "zemes RojQ".
3 veiksmu komedijoje gyvai ir
graziai savo roles atliko G.. Co.
byte, j. krucaite, A. Radziunai-
te, r. Rimkute bel J. Aleksa, A.
Beleckas, J. Olsauskas, A. Ru-'
kuiza ir J. Sincius.
Vaidinimas sutrauke gausu
burr amsterdamieciq. Visi paten-
KNIT graziu vaidinimu, gera lie
tuviska tarsena ir simpatingo-
mis- J. Hartvigo dekoracijomis.
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Geguzes 21 d. A. l.. Pilieciu
klube ivyko Dariaus-Gireno pa
minklui statyti surengtos pra-
,kalbos. Pirmininko j. Salcio kvie-
ciami, kalbejo S. Briedis, J.. Gin
kus, buv. Lietuvos lakunas j.
Kumpikas, J. Pajaujis. Sis pa
starasis naujakuriu vardu pa
zadejo surinkti paminklui dar
5000 doleriu ir susilauke del to
dideliu plojimq. Izdininkas pa
reiske, kad jau yra surinkta
daugiau kaip 5000 doleriu. sia-
me susirinkime fondas padidejo
16 doleriu.
Atrodo, kad J. Pajaujo pa
zadas kick per drasus. Ne del to,
kad naujakuriai nenoretu maty-
tt paminkla Dariui ir Girenui,
kick del to, kad 5000 surinkti
nera taip lengva, kaip pazadeti,
If ypac del to, kad sio paminklo
komitetas pergyvena panaSius
keblumus, kokius panaSus komi-
tetas savo laiku pergyveno Lie
tuvoje. Pinigu Sick tick yra -
net perdaug kokiai bronzinei len
telei, bet dar permaza geram pa
minklui. Paminklo projektas, ro-
dos, jau yra, bet kokio meninin-
ko jis pagamintas, kokiu memo
bel architekturos autoritetu jis
priimtas, kaip atrodo ir kick tu-
retu kaStuoti - visuomenei be-
veik nezinoma. Maza to - mics
to administracija nenori duoti
net ir leidimo paminklui statyti
pageidaujamoje vietoje Lithu-
anica aiksteje, prize Union Ave.
ir Stagg gatves) - siulo pasi-
tenkinti bronzine lenta virs gat-
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CT.
PADEKOS sVENTE

Kaip jau buvo pranesta, Wa
terbury Tremtiniu Draugija bir-
zelio 25 d. rengia padekos Sven
te broliams amerikieciams, pade-
jusiems tremtiniams j sia Sail
atvykti ir cia isikurti. Ia diena
II val. bus laikomos iskilmingos
pamaldos sv. Juozapo baznycio-
je geradariu intencija ir kuni-
gas-tremtinys pasakys specially
pamoksla. Parapijos choras ia
proga giedos kelias naujas gies-
mes.
Pc pietu parapijos saleje ivyks
iskilmingas aktas. Bus atitinka-
mos kalbos, menine dalis, gera-
dariams bus iteikti vardiniai pa
dekos lakstai ir, galiausia, pobu-
Wis SUI uzkandziais.
Xxi birzelio 10 d. norma su-
registruoti sventes dalyvius. Xxi
t. laiko tremtiniai pranesa Drau-
gijai savo geradariu vardus bel
adresus ir imoka po doleri nuo
asmens. Uzregistruotus asmenis
Draugija raStu pakvies iskil-
mes, paruos ir iteiks iiems pade-
kos lakstus. Tokiu budu savo pa
deka gall pareiksti ir tie tremti-
Mai, kurie nebegyvena Water
bury, nors, atvyko waterburiskiu
sudarytais dokumentais. Tiki
masi. kad visi cia gyvena trem-
tiniai sioje sventeje dalyvaus.
Draugijos adresas yra toks
Lithuanian Society of former
DPS, P.O.Box Ga, Waterbury.
Conn.
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paslaugus rlpesciai, nebera asa
ru nei susijaudinimo, ir JUS pa
galiau pasijuntate esq laisvi =
laisvi nuo yiso pasaulio, tik Tu
ir il, abu drauge zengiate pir-
muosius zingsnius naujojo gyve-
nimo keliu.
Taip, medaus menuo ateina
tiktai viena karta gyvenime. lr
JUS norite, kad gyvenimas butQ
toks grazus, kokio troksta Jusu
sirdis. JUS 1pajuntate dabar tik-
rail- lauku ir medziu zavesi; ge-
rites vandenimis, kuriuose atsi-
spindi dangaus melyne; JUS pa
juntate siltu naktu ir mirganciu
zvaigzdziq burtus.
Prasideda vedybinis gyveni.
mas, pilnas pacios gamtos pa.
laimintu atsiminimu. Koks tur.
tas tie pirmujq dienu atsimini.
mai, kada jaunavedziai tetroks.
ia vienas antro, kada klajeja abu
vaisiais perpildytais Tabor Farm
sodais, pilnais sodriausio kvapo
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TAUTINES ORGANIZACUO
S TEBEREMIA TREMTINIUS

- lLDENEMlA lREMllNlUS
ATS Pirmasis skyrius: Anne
rikos Lietuviu Tautines S-gos
Ipirmojo skyriaus visuotiniame
susirinkime geguzes 21 d. nese-
Mai is Vokietijos atvykes ir
IBrooklyne apsigyvenes Lietuviu
Tautinio Sajudzio buv. atstovas
Vlike, Petras Ulenas, idomiam
savo pranesime vispusiskai nu-
sviete lietuviu vadovaujanciu in
stitucijQ (Vliko, Pasaulio Liet.
Bendruomenes Vokietijos kras-
te, MAJ. Lietuvos Lietuviu Ben
,druomenes ir Liet. Raudonoio
Kryziaus Vokietijoje) veikla bel
Vokietijoje pasilikusiu tremti-
niu padeti. Ta pacia proga sky
riaus. valdybos nariai J. Ginkus.
Pr. Narvydas, J. Butkus ir K.
krullkas, sudeje po keleta do
leriq, pasiunte turininga maisto
siuntini vienam veikliam tau
tieciui Vokietijoje.
Paskutiniame susirinkime !;
skyriu istojo 6 nauji nariai.
Americas Lietuviu Tautininku
klubas: Tautininku Klubo vi
suotiniame nariu susirinkime ba-
landzio Z d. nutarta is Klubo
kasos paskirti 10 dol. Lojalumo
Paradui New Yorke organizuo-
tt. Taip pat susirinkimo metu
nariai suaukojo 11.75 dol, uz
kuriuos Klubo nariu vardu pa
siunte du vertingus maisto sum
tinius vienam visuomeniniams
lietuviu reikalams Vokietijoj pa
sisventusiam veikejui.
Visuotiniame Klubo nariu SUI
geguzes IL d. balsu
dauguma is Klubo nariu tarpoI
nutarta visam laikui pasalinti
K. B. Kriauciuna. X. K.
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BROOkLYNO NAUJIENOS
DARIAUS GIRENO PAMINKLO KLAUSIMAS

YES grindinio. Mat, aukstesnis
paminklas susisiekimui trukdy-
sias -.
Galimas dalykas, kad admins
tracijoje ta reikala sprendzia
kas nors, kas siaip nepegeidauja
Brooklyne matyti lietuviska pa
minkla. Todel cia reikia labai
energingos delegacijos, kuri It'll
kintu, kuri moketu, pavyzdziui,
priminti miesto tvarkytojams,
kad Lietuviu Kongrese vyriau-
sio burmistro atstovas pabreze,
jog New Yorko miesto pirmos
aukstesnes mokyklos mokytojas
buvo lietuvis,, taigi lietuviai cia
yra vieni is paciQ seniausiu gy-
ventoju, ir jiems bent jau to-
kioj kuklioj aikstelej savo pa
pasistatyti vertetu leisti.
Kol sumanymas tebera susi-
painiojes su tokiais neaiskumais,
sunku tiketis didesnio visuome-
nes duosnumo, nes sunku itikin-
tt, ar tikrai tas sumanymas bus
pagaliau ivykdytas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01

jimais. Ypatingai pagerbta Eli
josiene.
Mire Steponas Miniukas, dede
inz. Miniuko ir muzikes Dvario-
naites-M -Miniukienes. Velionis bu-
vo malonus zemaitis, visu me-
giamas klubietis.
Sunkiai serga TMD skyriaus
sekretorius Vaclovas Memorials,
buves Lietuvos kariuomenes ka-
pitonas, veliau civilian gyveni-
me burmistras, dabar musV
mieste pasireiskes uolus veike-
jas, vyru okteto narys, skautu
vadas. Jam buvo padaryta sunki
operacija, bet gydytojas sake,
kad psveiksias, mes opercija ge-
raj pasisekusi. Bet rasant siuos
zodzius, ligonis tebera be zado,
praejus "a val. po operacijos.
TMD nariai, kuriu skaicius
jau siekia apie 70, rengia seimy-
niska geguzine birzelio menesio
pabaigoje. Veliau galvoja SUI
rengti ekskursija j pajuri.
Jolita Grazulyte isvyko j Mon
treal, Canada, pirkti lietuvisku
ruby tautiniu sokiu sokejoms.
"D' Rep. WINK
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Ar jau apsidraudei?

j SLA, laikoma nedaugiau kalp
puse metu isgyvenes Shame kras-
te. Tas dar karta naujakurius
paskatintu greiciau paskubeti ir
nedelsiant apsidrausti.
Sekant LRKA nariu verbavi-
ma, reikia pripazinti, kad 81 or
|ganizacija dirba labai energin-
gal, paskyre visa ellie pirmaeiliu
organizatoriu, kurie lanko viena
po kitos lietuviu kolonijas. SLA
siuo poziuriu dirba, mano supra
timu, kick nuvargusiom jegom.
Kol sios organizacijos dirba
Iatskirai, bus neisvengiama skirs-
tymasis ir rinkimasis, kas kan
arciau prie Strides. Bet pasku-
beti ir jose apsidrausti nereiketQ
delsti. Yra jau daug atsitikimu
kad neapsidraudusieji ar jQ Sci
mos turejo labai skaudziu pase-
ku. Nelaimes, kaip daznai sako-
ma, visada vaikscioja SUI mumis
ir piauna tada, kada ne nepa.
galvojama. Ir visiems reikia ban
dyti visomis galimomis ir pake.
liamomis priemonemis nuo ju
!, apsisaugoti. B. G.
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LIETUVIQ PROFESO.
RIQ DRAUGIJA

Lietuviu Profesoriu Draugija
isikure Stu metu vasario 18 d..
Draugijos valdyba stengiasi: a.
surasti lietuviams profesoriams
darba aukstosiose mokyklose;
b. skatinti moksliniu darby ra-
syma; c) padeti mokslus e1nan-
clam jaunimui specializuotis ir
tue budu sudaryti mokslininkQ
prieaugli.
Kiekviena proga stengiamasi
atitaisyti Americas mokslineje
spaudoje pasitaikancias zinias
ar nuomones Lietuvos klausimu
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SUSIRINKIMAS

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bus Americas Lietuviu Tautines
S g-os 4-jo skyriaus menesinis
susirinkimas sv. Antano parapi-
JOS mokykloje, 25th ir Vernon
H'way. Bus pranesimai apie at
llktus darbus ir svarstoma vasa-
ros veiklos programa. Kviecia -
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