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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13
N y S y
VISU0MEkEJE
Susilaikyrnas ar
apsileidirnas

SLA organizacijos vyriausios
vadovybes rinkimai vykdomi vi
suotiniu nariu balsavimu. Tai
butu labai geras vadovybes rim
kimo budas, geriausiai isreis-
kias nariu valia, jeigu ;. ma
rial dalyvautu balsavimuose.
Bet, kaip teko pastebeti, nomi-
nacijose dalyvavo maziau kaip
1000 nariu, taigi maziau, kaip
penktadalis. Vadinasi, apie ke-
turis penktadalius nariu savo
nuomones nepareiske. Panasiai
dedasi ir pagrindiniuose balsa-
vimuose: kuopose, turinciose DO
pora simtu ir daugiau nariu. j
susirinkimus, kuriuose vyksta
rlnkimai, ateina 80 40 nariu ar
kartais ir maziau. Tie, kurie i
susirinkima neateina, lieka sa-
vo balso nepadave.
Valstybes balsavimuose irgi
pastebimas didelis susilaikymas
- nejimas balsuoti, bet Wis del
to paprastai dalyvauia bent apie
puse ar kartais ir zymiai dau-
giau turinciu teise balsuoti. Bet
kai balsuoja tik penktadalis, tai
iau visuotinis balsavimas lyg
ir netenka prasmes
Toks susilaikymas yra jau
perdaug paplites apsileidimas,
nesidomejimas organizacijos rel
kalais. IS kitos puses - klau-
simas, ar gera ir tokia tvarka,
kad balsa galima paduoti tik j
susirinkima atejus. ypac, kad
susirinkimai kai kur esti paski-
riami darbo diena. Reiktu pa
galvoti apie toki balsavimo tvar-
kos pakeitima, kad balsavimo
korteles butu issiuntinetos ma
riams ] namus, nariai galetu
jas prazinti paskirtu laiku. Su-
sirinkimai nuomonems pasida-
Init apie kandidatus turetu bu-
ii, bet balsu padavimas galetu,
rodos. butt ir neapribotas bu-
tinai tam tikra valanda. Isrink-
ia balsu skaiciavimo komisija
Wis tick galetu atlikti savo nu-
statyta tvarka, galetu apdraus-
ii ir skaiciavimo teisinguma ir
balsavimo slaptuma. Jei vado-
vybe butu lisrinkta ne penkta-
daliu. bent keturiems penk-
tadaliams dalyvaujant rinki-
muose, vadovybes autoritetin-
gumas butu zymiai didesnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13

bes tai neleidzia padaryti. Ben
drasis okupantas, kuris siandien
vienodai smaugia ir Lietuva ir
Lenkija, NUNS uzdeda ir nema-
zai tylejimo pareigu.
Malonu, kad blaiviai galvo-
jas lenkq tautos atstovas netru-
kus atvaziuoja j Amerika. Rel
kia manyti, kad jis ir eia. gau-
siose lenku kolonijose, prakalbes
tais paciais zodziais.
B. Gaidzidnas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13

VIENUOLIKOS KOMUNISTU
vadQ byloje apeliacinis teismas
patvirtino New Yorko teismo
sprendima. kuriuo jie buvo pri-
pazinti kalti ir nubausti po kele-
ta metu kalejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13

taS uZSlenlQ pOllIlkOS pdIdIeJu
prie Valst. Sekretoriaus Acheso-
no. Pirmas klausimas, kuriame
jis paprasytas pareiksti savo
nuomone, yra taikos sutarties
su Japonija reikalai. Dulles suti-
ko tas pareigas priimti. Tai yra
antras zymus respublikonas, pa
skutiniu laiku itraukiamas i uz-
sieniu politikos reikalu spren-
dina. Tuo yra bandoma sustip-
rinti abieju partiju bendradar-
biavima sioje srityje, kuris pa
skutiniu laiku buvo labai pasli-
jes del dvieiu priezasciu: del
senatoriaus Vandenbergo ligos
ir del Mccarthy akcijos. McCar-
thy akcija, zinoma, paskatino
Achesona ir Trumana sauktis
respublikonu pagalbos, mes is
keltieji priekaistai, nors ligi
siol ir nieko konkretaus neiro-
de, sudare nemaza nemalonumu
ir neramumo visiems, kurie jau-
test nelaisvi nuo bolsevikams
nuolaidumo nuodemes ;.
Cooperio ir Dulles itraukimas
j atsakingus darbus Valstybes
Departamente yra dvejopai ver-
tinamas respublikonu sluogs-
niuose. Vieni sake, kad dabar
demokratu pradedama bendra-
darbiavimo sistema busianti ge-
resne, negu ligsioline. kadangi
dabar zymus respublikonai da-
lyvaus politikos planavime, ne
wen tik jau suplanuotos politi-
kos patvirtinime, kaip ligi siol
budavo. Xiii, ju tarpe ir Taf-
tas, pareiskia, kad tikras ben
dradarhiavimas yra tarimasis
su respublikonu partijos atsto-
vais, turinciais mandatus. Tai
reiskia, kad jie nera patenkinti
nei Cooperio, nei Dulles pakvie-
timu, kadangi tie nera nei Ats
tow Rumu, nei Senate nariai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13

GUBERNATORIUS DEWE Y
pareiske partijos vadams, kad
Observation-Disclosures trecia karta i
New Yorko gubernatoriaus vie
ia. Jis greiciausiai kandidatuos
j sonata.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-13

sio pasikalbejimo proga no.
rejome paliesti ir visa ellie kitu
klausimu, bet esamos aplinky-
The guardian., 1950-11-25
SPOR rs
WOMEN IN BOWLING
BY CONNIE TURNER

Since the previous weeks matches had proved that all the
existing records could be broken evening Saturday the
Coored Womens Bowling League started its regular night Of
bowling with but little expectation any records least
few weeks.
The first string showed nothing the match
between the Clippers the Flashes Evelyn Tyner ppers
started her teams victory march by making 113 After that
things started happening everywhere The biggest upset
that of the Ravens the Rockee Alice Raven
really did justice to that anchor man. spot the Starting
out with spare following with nothing less than
nine she completed the string with three
record high single string of 1885, Of the took the
string leaving the Rockees with pon evenings
work And to think that Just last week some had very
gloomy outlook towards being able duplicate Cappy Poe
12 The Pins steady rolling the complete undoing
Speeders ditto the Arrows against the bowed
high three this week with IS total
blow to the Robins in order place. points
hind the Arrows Hatriette Harkins single string
record breaker despite the fact Alice Warmers bigger
shadow The Comets handicapped by the Captain
Frances Davis due to illness managed point from
Five Stars The Comets appreciated the presence
who to bowl despite her accident That
win over the Meteors indication that the
their way again.
The Cyclones took four points the Crescents
long drawn out affair After winning the first
Cyclones noticed they 20 pins behind in boxes
pins behind in the fourth The matched spare for
spare but the lead narrowed down. the string ending tie
two box rolof also ended in tie of 1885, This
second rooH with both teams exhibiting the skill which
the scores so close The Cyclones the roo 1887
Girls who bowled high strings
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Cost Accountants AnnuoI
Business Show Dec. 5. s. 7

Much of the success of the
18th annual business show of the
Boston Chapter, National Asso-
citation of Cost Accountants, to be
held on December 5, s and Z at
horticultural Hall, Boston, rests
on the activities Of the committee
appointed for this purpose.
Chairman of the committee is
Alexander H. Hansen, 277 Bill
lings road, Wollaston, who has
had charge of all activities Of
the committee. MIR. Hansen has
been active in the affairs of the
N. A. c. A. for many years, and
is cost accountant for the Vulcan
Tool Company in Boston.
Members of Mr.. Hansen's com
mittee include Howard P. Fits
Of Wellesley Hills, who is cost
The guardian., 1950-11-25
HOLLYWOOD In Bronze

had been in the African cam
paign with this same company.
Now, after months of strenuous
campaigning, his nerves near the
swapping point, he tries TO erect
a barrier between himself and
his men to keep from being torn
apart everytirne he loses a man
in combat. sgt. Pete Bell Crank
Lovejoy) defends Hale's atti-
tude to 1t. Joseph Mallory (John
Agar a replacement fresh from
OCS.
"Breakthrough" is the story Of
the terrible demands mechanical
warfare makes upon today's
soldiers. Brian gives a sterling
performance. Agar is definitely
star material. The whole picture
is a tribute to the courage Of
each soldier who wiggled his way
from one hedgerow to the next.
It is also singing indictment of
the stupidity of man, who every
few years, has to go on an orgy
Of blood-letting. Every member
of our state department, every
atom bomb happy politician,
every war profteer, should be
made to see it don't say that
you will be entertained, but you
will be thrillechand moved.
The guardian., 1950-11-25
BY RUBYBERKLEY GOODWIN

HOLLYWOOD--(Calvin News
Service-Maybe ! haven't been
reading my Reporter as care
fully as should have. At any
rate, l went into Warner Brothers
Hollywood without the faintest
idea of what / was to see. /
didn't have to wait long before
the music, screen titles, credits,
etc. made me know what / was
in for. My first thought was,
Another war picture" And with
one son in uniform and three
others eligible to go, a war pic
ture is not my idea of an eve
ning's entertainment.
The opening scene was im-
pressive, thousands Of GIs sit
ting tense and motionless as q
fog-horned C. 0. barked instruc-
tons. And right now let me take
off my tam to Warner Brothers
there were tan soldiers scattered
among the GIs.
"Breakthrough" is the story of
the final grand climax of the in
vasion of Europe by American
troops in World War II.
David Brian as Capt. Hale was
company commander who had
come up through the ranks. He
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Rep. Burke Leads Fight Agoinst
State Purchase Of South SFotion

Rep. James A. Burke Of Ward
18 who led the fight two years
ago against state purchase of
South Station, promised stiff
opposition" 20 any proposal be-
ing considered by the Commit
tee on Transportation for public
ownership of the terminal.
Commenting on the statement
made this morning by Sen. Ed
ward c. Peirce Cd, New Bedford)
blaming opponents of purchas-
ing South Station for recent
New Haven fare increases, Burke
said:
"The Interstate Commerce
Commission during the past year
made certain recommendations
to the New Haven Railroad and
the New York Central Railroad
and those who hold the bonds
which would solve the South
Station problem, This recon-
mendation apparently ais going to
be ignored by those who see an
opportunity to bail out the bond
holders.
The Recommendation is for
the New Haven and the New
York Central to share part Of the
burden and the bondholders take
a slight loss. More efficient
management of the Boston Term
inal Company was also recon-
''The Boston Elevated pur-
chase should always serve as a
bitter lesson.
If the state purchases South
Station, the taxpayers Of the
City of Boston will lose approxi-
mately $1,000,o00 year in tax
dollars. It win cost the taxpay-
ers of the Commonwealth an out
right grant Of 100000. It will
further put the state into a ques-
tionable venture with debts
amounting to astronomical fig
ures. These debts will have to
be paid by the people Of Spring.
field, Worcester, Pittsfeld, Hol-
yoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn.
Cambridge and Boston and the
rest of the state.
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Kay Vaughn Tells:
GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS RED;
WEAR IS LAVISHLY

NEW YoRK-This Christmas,
light yourself up--like a Christi
mas treel Wear red, red ANA
more red. There's nothing more
glowing, nothing than true red.
And what a highlighting color
for brownskins. This seasons
warm red will frighten away
many a drab atmosphere Of win
ter rain, snow and sleet. And
sit1l bring out a new sparkle in
your personality, for most
brownskins shy away from that
color red. To them 1t means
stop. But you'll never know
what you've been missing until
you try it on for yourself.
We know of a young girl who
shivered in horror at the thought
Of red for herself. Neither her
friends nor her dressmsker
could convince her Of the glow
ing assets OF red. Then one day,
she called her dressmaker with
rush order for a party dress.
You know my measurements,
she said, something snappy in
black" But it was the gay holi-
day season and her designer
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Antiques Exhibition
Opening In Mechanics
Building On Nov. 27

BOSTON - Largest array of
antiques ever assembled for
public showing in America will
be exhibited at Boston Antiques
Exposition in Mechanics Build
ing for one week beginning Nov.
27 through Dec 2, from to 10:30
P. M. daily, sponsored by mem
bers Of New England Antiques
Association.
More than $50 connoisseurs
from all parts of the nation will
bring some of the finest, rarest
and most valuable antiques for
this gigantic exposition of yester-
Under the direction of Milton
Babcock of Milton, more than
100000 articles, ranging in
value from one to fifty thousand
dollars, will be exhibited. Some
of these articles are hundreds of
years old and exceedingly rare.
Included will be old prints.
primitive toys and dolls, china,
old fans, dorentine mirrors, mugs,
lamps, old newspapers, furniture,
vases, candlesticks, odd buttons,
handcrafted jewelry, firearms,
clocks, pewter, historical paint
ings, musical instruments, and
countless thousands of other
relics.
This exposition has become the
largest in the nation and attracts
an immense crowd fascinated by
the relics exhihited
The guardian., 1950-11-25

have become OF first Importance
since slim is the fashion note
Of 20. :. High necklines, straight
skirts and dolman sleeves.
And--tfe newest material cut
and fashioned into the dress in
various designs. The idea is so
sinple-yet so effective, that it
produces the desired slim look.
FOR THE CAREER GIRL -
Stoles are more popular than
ever. In matching material
for evening wear in woods
for your suits In every
imaginable color and fabric !.
providing the weather allows.
And when it gets too cold, you
can create the same effect with
the gown and jacket ensemble,
casting the jacket aside and re-
vealing off-the-shoulder lowell
ness at any dance or party.
OF course, your fur cape or coat
is thrown over the whole outfit.
The guardian., 1950-11-25
DON'T OVERLOAD WITH LUGGAGE;
CARRY ALL IN ONE BAG

NEW YORK - If you're q
travelling gal, watch your. lugg-
age problem for the coming holi-
days. Just travel light. There's
nothing so distressing as to
watch girls overloaded with
clothes and accessories they'll
probably never get a chance to
wear. But It's not just the
overloaded look = it's the porter
problem, the checking problem.
the taxi prossem and 50 on. !
Just use ONE bag please.
Pack only hats which will
fold or are uncrushable (the
fashionable tarns, Felt or fur
ones). Leave those heavy jars
of cosmetics IT home. Pack
only face creams, astringents
and whatever else you need in
the plastic bottles with gold
tops sold in every drugstore. /.
Hand lotion, lipstick, powder,
The guardian., 1950-11-25

wasn't in the mood to work on
black. So, two days later when
the young girl called for her
dress she found q beautiful crepe
party dress Sleeveless with the
barrel bottom, and snug fitting.
1t was in glowing, inmistakable
red. THAT isn't for mel" she
exclaimed. "Oh yes 1t is" came
the reply.
And once the garment was on,
over her protests, she dared to
look into the mirror. Much to
her surprise, she found she actu-
ally looked lovely in red. All
her friends at the party told
her the same thing. The color
red brought out much Of her
hidden beauty and personality
and shes been wearing red ever
since!
This Christmas, wear red in
velvet. Suits Of this color and
fabric, trimmed in jet braid, are
most stunning for your holiday
fun. Stunning too are dresses
in wool and heavy silk. There's
nothing to beat that color red
for ChriStmastime.
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Women Are Urged
To Volunteer For
Red Cross Work

From every section of the
Boston Metropolitan Chapter of
Red Cross women are being
urged to sign up as daytime
volunteers for all Of its services
According to Mrs. Nathaniel T.
Worthen, chairman Of the Volun-
teer Services, 'sthe far-flung ac-
tivities Of Red Cross are entirely
dependent upon volunteers,
women who can spare few
daytime hours, one day a week
A vital Red Cross service in
need : OF many more day-time
volunteers is Motor Service.
There are hundreds of children
absolutely dependent upon this
service for weekly transporta-
tion to clinics and hospitals for
treatments. With cold and stormy
weather not too far off the num-
bers needing transportation will
increase.
The Red Cross Regional Blood
Center at 314 Dartmouth st. de-
pends on Motor Service volun-
teers for the transportation Of
blood to and from Greater Bos-
ton hospitals and the Center;
emergency errands to railroad
stations and airports, connected
with the shipping of vitally
needed blood and in the numer-
GUS other errands connected with
the administration Of Regional
Center.
Several local hospitals have
increased their requests for
trained aides to assist their grad
uate nurses in the care Of
patients. Red Cross Nurses
Aides, after brief course, fit
into hospital program and re-
lieye the graduate nurse of many
minor duties that prevent her
from assisting where highly pro-
fessional training is required.
"There are innumerable non
nursing activities that Red Cross
Gray Ladies perform in military,
veteran and civilian hospitals"
said Mrs. Worthen, ''and the
need for this all-important serv-
ice which brings such happiness
and cheer into a hospital, is
tremendously. We can't
possibly fill the number Of re-
quests we receive daily for this
service, unless we have an in
crease in Gray Lady volunteers.
Volunteers must be recruited
and trained throughout Greater
Boston if Red Cross is to meet
the needs of servicemen, the ma
tional blood program and the
entire community, through its
m any humanitarian services
stated Mrs. Worthen.
Red Cross has need for volun-
teers in the Arts and Skills Sery-
ice, in Canteen, Production and
Supply and Staff Aides as well as
the other services. Call the Bos-
ton Chapter at Kenmore 6-6226
or visit at II Gloucester st. for
further information on any of
the heartwarming duties.
The guardian., 1950-11-25

If a turkey could think intelli-
gently he would appreciate the
wisdom Of suggesting TASTES for
Thanksgiving that called for no
turkey. Putting myself in his place,
l suggest the following:
Avocado Cocktail
/ large avocado
u cup chilli sauce
1 teaspoon horseradish
" teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce
tablespoon lemon Juice
tablespoon mayonnaise
X teaspoon salt
Chill avocado. Blend together re-
naming ingredients; chill. just before
serving, pare avocado and cut into
cubes or wedge-shaped pieces. There
should be III cups. Arrange in 4-6
sherbet glasses; then top each with
some Of the sauce.
Don't worry il you have an unex-
pected crowd for one OF those extra
meals that pose such problem at any
holiday season. Perhaps it's guests
VIM Ai0p III OAi LHHnhHklNlflk eNG-OT
who stay for Sunday night supper the
following weekend. Instead of worry
ing, just reach up on the supply shelf
and take down a few packages of
packaged spaghetti dinner or canned
ravioli or canned meat balls and
spaghetti for the maihstay OF an easy,
delicious and satisfying meal. A salad
fruit, a beverage--and that's all you
need. The rich and delicious sauce
that goes with any of these canned
delicacies makes them all--the canned
spaghetti dinner, the platter Of ravioii
or the meat balls and spaghetti--a
real chefs treat.
Simple orange Favored dessert is
right finish for a heavy meal.
orange TapIeos Cream
egg white
2 tablespoons sugar
egg yolk
l cup milk
8 tablespoons uuickeookirg
tapioca
5 tablespoons sugar
ls teaspoon salt
" teaspoon vanilla
X teaspoon grated orange rind
. " cup orange juice
The guardian., 1950-11-25
WOMEN'S DAY
AT CONCORD

Woman's Day will be cele-
brated with special services and
music all day Sunday, Nov. 2e,
at the Concord Baptist Church,
w. Brokline st. at Warren Ave,
Rev. A. j. Spratley, pastor. Mrs.
Mabel Martin, the well-known
evangelist of Providence, r. I.
will preach morning and even
ing. The three o'clock service
will feature Mrs. Martin in a
song recital. A chicken dinner
will be served by the women
of the church. MIS-. Bertha
Freeman is general chairman.
A cordial welcome is extended
to the public.
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Tips OF The Trade

NEW YORK FOR THE TEEN
AGERS--Now that even shoes
sparkle with rhinestones, best
to match 'em up with the right
kind Of accessories. For it's
the accessories which make the
outfit. Don't stop at odd
jewelry. Continue on to
new velvet belts studded with
rhinestones, bags, gloves, tams
and shoes, all touched with the
sparkling gems. Also smart
are the fur ascots, tams and
muffs which come in various
coIors and can match any cos
tune you have in mind.
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE - If
you're still worried about whit
Ting down that figure or Civ
ing such an impression, you'll
rejoice to learn that designers
have given special thought to
your problem in their new Gre
ations. Slenderizing effects
The guardian., 1950-11-25
Turkey Day TASTES

aSFNRSlRN
Beat egg white until foamy throughs
out; add tablespoons sugar, table,
spoon at time, and continue beating
until mixture will stand in very seft
peaks. Set aside.
Mix egg yolk with small amount Of
the milk in saucepan. Add quick
cooking taploca, tablespoons sugar,
salt, and remaining milk. Place over
medium. heat and cook until mixture
comes TO boil, stirring constantly
this takes about to minutes. (Do
not overlook mixture thickens
as It cools.)
Pour small amount Of hot mixture
on egg white ineringue; blend. Add
remaining mixture gradually, stirring
constantly. Add vanilla Cool. Then
add grated orange rind and orange
juice; stir until we'll blended. Chill.
Serve plain or garnish with whipped
cream and orange sections. Makes
servings.
Saving money for holiday meal -
for other shoppingi Let thrifty -
dinner help.
Thrifty Rice Dinner
2 tablespoons butter
l package d1s cups) pre-cookea
rice
2 tablespoons chopped onion
aR cups water
/ teaspoon salt
Y teaspoon chill powder
Dash Of pepper
2 cups diced leftover meat loaf
z tablespoons fat
2 tablespoons -four
IA teaspoons meat paste
IN cups hot water
Melt butter in saucepan. Add ricA
and onions and saute until lightly
Drowned, stirring constantly. Add 1h
cups water, salt, chilli powder, and
pepper. Mix just until all rice In
moistened. Bring quickly to a boil |
over high heat, uncovered, fluffing rice !
gently once or twice with a fork. Qoo |
not stir.) Cover and remove from heat. !
Let stand 10 minutes. Add meat and I
reheat.
Meanwhile, melt fat in saucepan. |
Add -four and stir until blended. Dis |
solve meat paste In hot water; add to |
hour mixture gradually, stirring con-
stantiy. Bring slowly to a boil and 4
cook and stir until thiekened. Serve |
gravy over rice mixture. Makes 1 or
servings.
The guardian., 1950-11-25

etc. - enough for tie trip can
be loaded into your handbag. No
boxes Of tissues: use the purse
size. About clothes - leave
those which need pressing at
home. Carry jerseys, woolknits
and nylons. And as final
touch, no bulk bardbags please.
You'll have a better trip with a
shoulder bag = and more apt
to find tickets, change, etc. far
easier.
The guardian., 1950-11-25

accountant for Dennison Manu-
featuring Company, Framing
ham; Michael ]. Powell of Dor
chester, who is assistant to the
comptroller of the M. T. A. in
Boston, and James McTaggart of
Milton, who is accountant for
Fandei Press, Jamaica Plain.
The guardian., 1950-11-25

''It must be remembered that
amongst the bond holders are
large insurance companies,
banks, railroad tycoons, and
others who are ever ready to
raise a cry of socialism against
aid for little people.
This recommendation, if it
follows the pattern of the one
defeated during the past session,
will be the most socialistic ever
presented to the House"
The guardian., 1950-11-25
coLoRrD DOLLS

Christmas Sale - Pretty eoIored
lrubbefl dolls with hair, moving
eyes, shoes, stockings, voice, nealy
dressed. Price: ls in. S4.98, Ii
n. $5.s8, % in. $7.es, IS in.
$8.95. Send M. o. or c. o. D.
AGENTS WANTED. Write: Ma
tional Company, 254 w. l55th
St.. N. Y. 80.