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LEGAL NOTICES (cont.l
J. EARL HUMMER, Attorney,

SuhblhChtIt
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. - No. 75,2S5, Ad-
-ministration. - This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Daisy NJ.
Roche, late of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber. on or before the 10th day
Of December, AID. 1850: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 5th day of
July. 1850. MILFORD L, WHITE,
3131 Nebraska Ave. NV. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District of
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
jy11 2OS
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exper. trim. Year around
work, top wages. Good opportunity
for advancement. 2 miles No. Of
Bethesda on. old Georgetown rd.,
left on Beech ave. right on Admission
I'd. to Carl NJ. Freeman's. See MIR.
BRoADHURST.N IA
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Classified Ad Rotes
SPECIAL. NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred By any one other
than myself. JOSEPH C. BEEDLE,
800 Shepherd st. NV, washington,
Will THE PARTY who saw the COL
lision at Conn. ave. and @ st. Sun
day call me at OIL. 4732? PLEASE.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
tracted By myself. DONALD A.
D,,AvANzo. $3.50 14th ave. Hyatts-
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. A. l.. AN
DREWLES, 4S06 r. I. ave-, Hyatts-
vile, Md.
MEETING of the Federal Career En-
ployes' Association Of Wash, D. G.,
torium, Tuesday. July ii. 1850. at
8 pm, has been adjourned subject
to call of the president at q future
date: Signed: JOHN s. BARTLETT,
President,
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WE HAVE 1st class colored help; full
or part time: day workers and prac-
tical nurses. AID. O639, PRUDEN-
TIAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
--12
ENG, $4,000 to $4,000.
degree EE and exper. high frequency,
radar, etc. Miss Morgan at PER-
SoNNEL SERVICES. 1911 g st. NV.
MA. ZIG.
NURSE. reg. ~. DIR. office. knowl
typing. $500 mo-; receptionist, tel.
opr., typing, expr.. S2,100; auto title
elk. typist. expr.; dental asst. some
tipping, NV. Sec; DR.. asst. knowl.
typing, shorthand. $40. See Miss
Reed at once fEst. 16 yrs.).. PER-
SONNEL SERVICES. 1911 G st. NV,
MA. 60SS.
Al TYPIST G0. S45 wk.; hotel PIX.
typist, S165 mo-; dr.. ofice, typist.
recep.. S175 mo-: research typist,
8 d.. $500; dozens Of others hourly:
come in now: Miss Evans at BOYD'S,
700 18th. cor. G. Ma. 2340.
SEC, STENOS., BKPRS.
Unusual choice, excel. positions.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
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Al Legal Secy. (F, $3.50
steno.; Arlington. stenog.. $2.675 yr ;
radio adv. steno.. d., $50 wk.;
Recep., stenog., aviation. 1926; engi-,
neering office. stenog,, $4,000: need
positions. Est. 50 yrs.;, welcome; see
MISS GRANT today (NA. 2340).
BOYD'S 700 18th, Cor. G
PUBLIC REL. SECY. (F)
5000 mo-. up, attrac., eficient, opprty;
legal secy.. start S55 wk.; assoc,
stenog., meet people. $50 wk; junior
stenog.. S1S5: see MISS BOND at
once IRE. 2S2S).
CAPITOL SERVICE
1929 Eye st. NV. at 18th
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PERSONALS (cont.)
DENTAL TECHNIcIAN-Jos. RIc

DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JOS RICE:
prompt service. 502 Westory Bldg.
sos 14th st. NV. ut r. Ma 0773
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment
exhaustion. high Blood pressure.
colds, fiu: swelling feet, aching Joints
helped remarkably by manipulation
diathermia. colonic irritation, gal.
vanic. sun rays and other methods,
men, women; lady naturopath. 20
years experience. Reas. SH. 1885.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments.
ewes 3l09 i4th. CO. 1921.
SUPT. OF GENERAL CONTRACTING
or supt. OF maintenance--I desire
to connect with reliable party who
will appreciate a hustler. Formerly
with J. j. Sullivan Co. Have brick
stained over 5000 homes In Wash
ington. as supt. of all work. Answer
by mail only. r. H. FOSTER, 1851
Spur I'd. Sc, Wash. 900 D. C.
FANNIE RUTH HOLMES - Your
grandmother Is dead. Call your
husband at Blackstone, Va. 309-J.
ROOM, BOARD, good care needed for
sweet little girl and boy, ages 8 and
2. Must have clean home, yard,
and love children. SEQ a wk. max
imum. Box 23-R, Star.
AYRHILL REST HOME
Beautiful Calf. ranch-type home;
lovely porch and ground; tray serv-
ice and 24-tlr. nursing care; reason
able. Vienna 5S-M. -12
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BOOKKEEPER

For national TV organization to ham
taxes, etc.s with some tipping. Apply
MUNTZ TV, INC, 7702 Georgia ave.
NV, Mr.. Shoaf. No phone calls.
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HELP MEN

FURNITURE SERVICE MAN
Outside service man with car; must
be expert on touch-up work and
upholstery repairs. Must know
washington and vicinity; permanent
working conditions and salary.
Apply to Mr.. II. II. Johnston.
MAYER & CO..
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HELP MEN
CARPENTERS (2O)

CARPENTER-Must be thorough,
experienced in remodeling, preferabl.
with car GIL 1415 Ia
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Continued on NsSt PagsI
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REST HOME
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Beautiful Calf. ranch-type home;
lovely porch and ground; tray serv-
ice and 24-hr. nursing care; reason
able. Vienna 5S-M. --12
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PLASTERS - Hod carriers, expert
enced, must qualify to mix mortar
and build scaffolds. $13 per day.
I'll. 4o17s Id
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-15
By LARRY GILL

condition of the association is also
improved.
Land Reconsideration
The first full day of the conven-
ton was taken up by a panel dis
.eussion of land Redistribution. It
was explained that the first reclas-
sification law was passed in 1919,
but not all counties have taken
advantage of this classification. In
some counties a very inadequate
job of classification was accom-
plished, and there is little correlation
of classification or land valuation
between counties.
This discussion resulted in a res
olution being passed by the main
body of the convention after con-
siderable discussion "that the state
board of equalization exercise it's
constitutional authority directing the
tax officials to effectuate tax base
with and between counties that will
result in minimum of variation for
tax purposes, that the board must
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-15

Montana Farnler-Stockrnan Photos.
Newly elected officers of the Montana
Stockgrowers Assn. include c. K. War
rem. Deer Lodge. president. al top left.
Warren is the grandson of a pioneer
Montana cattleman who was one of the
first members of the association. E. A.
Phillips reelected secretary of the
group. is al right. standing. Seated are
G. r. Milburn. Grass Range. Qeftl
elevated from second TO first vice presi-
dent. and Dan Fulton. IsmaY. from di-
rector TO second vice presidency. Others
elected to the board include w. A.
D'Ewart. Wilsall. reelected. and F. J.
Brown. Poison. and Glen Mcdonald,
GeYser.
insist on the inclusion of all classes
of property, and that no further leg
islation to accomplish this purpose
was needed"
Legislation Reviewed
Pending legislation affecting farm
and beef producers was outlined for
Montana Stock Growers Assn. dele
gates Friday by Wesley A. D'Ewart
of Wilsall, representative from the
Second Montana congressional dis
trict.
81 am reluctantly forced to con-
clude that we have drifted further
toward the danger of spreading gov
eminent control as predicted in a
special resolution adopted at the Ma
tional Stock Growers Assn. conven-
ton last January in Miami, D'Ewart
said.
''The drift toward the socialized
state is a process that cannot be held
in suspension. Once started, it moves
along, gaining impetus, unless some
drastic action is taken to stop and
reverse it. No such action has been
taken in 1885,"
D'Ewart expressed the belief that
q fighting war is not imminent but
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-15
Stock growers Call for Economy
DepIore Governments Deficit Spending Program
MORE THAN 700 sFocKGRow.

MORE THAN 700 SFOCKGROW-
Frs from nearly every county in
Montana, from 10 other states and
from Canada filled Billings hotel
and motel accommodation to ca
pacity when the Montana Stock
growers Assn. met for its Goth an
nual convention May Is, 26 and q.
Back in 1885 when the organization
held its first camp ground in Miles
City the first concern of the con-
vention group was the rustlers and
badmen over the Missouri breaks and
Whereabouts. In 1850 the primary
concern was the highway robbery"
as one speaker put it, of the federal
government in its deficit spending
program.
Weather Bad. Market Good"
President M. G. Simpson, Volborg,
told stockmen in his report to the
members that the weather has been
bad, markets good" the past year.
Though the Montana cattle popula-
ton was down some 100000 head
as of JAM l, he did not view this with
alarm. Simpson attacked Brannan
and the valley authority legislation,
and said that excise taxes were a
burden to the country.
He said it was time we recognize
the extreme dangers of excess own
ership of state lands by federal, state
and county governments. And he
commended the public relations COM
mittee of the National Livestock and
Meat board. He suggested that trans
planting of elk herds within the state
should come only after conference
with those people living in the area
to which the herds were to be trans
planted.
Simpson ended his report with an
appeal to members to consider the
heritage they are leaving to the next
generation. cat present this is an
Indebtedness of up to $4,000 per
family, not good heritage, by any
MEANS" he said. freedom of en-
terprise is gone and only freedom
of speech and of religion are left. y
E. A. Phillips, secretary of the
organization, reported membership
up almost 800, and that the financial
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-15

The bug" brand. one of the oldest and
of most historical significance in Mon
tana is shown being presented TO E. A.
Phillips. secretary of the Montana
Stockgrowers Assn. by w. p. Powell.
secretary treasurer of the Brown Cattle
Co.. BirneY. The brand being presented
10 the association was placed on thou
sands of cattle that roamed the Yellow
stone river country between the late
SOS and 1910. when last used. The
brand al that time was the property
of the late Col. T. ]. Bryan g. Badgett.
Bryan was the first president of the
Stockgrowers association in 1895. The
brand was owned by the Brown Cattle
Co. prior 10 presentation 10 the associa-
4ion.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-06-15

Outgoing president. Milton Simpson.
voIberg. congratulates newly elected
president. Con Warren. Deer Lodge. as
they exchange the gavel at the conclu-
sion of the 1850 Montana Stockgrowers
convention. held in Billings. May rs
26-27.
denied statements by administration
spokesman "that there are no COM
munists in government, no security
risks, no disloyalty."
Granger Forest Law
Turning to a review of completed
and pending legislation, D'Ewart said
the most important item of legisla-
ton for those using national forest
ranges is the omnibus or Granger
forest service law signed by Presi-
dent Truman in April.
He explained the law authorizes
issuance of 10-year permits to forest
grazing permittees, thus establishing
by law practice followed to advan-
tage for a considerable time.
In his report on the campaign
against foot-and-mouth disease in
Mexico the congressman said the
program will approach its most de-
cisive test in September or October
when immunity given by vaccine will
have run out and the animals pre-
sumably will be susceptible to the
disease.
Federal Spending
Final address of the Saturday
morning session was delivered by
L. A. Miller of Cheyenne, former
Wyoming governor, who spoke on
Excessive Federal Spending and
What We Can Do About It."
eff we are to take control back to
the people we must reverse the ira
dition by members of congress who
seek reelection on the basis of how
much federal money they had ap-
propriated in their districts" Miller
declared.
We must ask candidates what they
did in the way of saving, Miller con-
tinued.
eve must ask them how they
voted, for example on the pork barrel
legislation (river and harbors), which
is the greatest grab bag in the ma
TONS history"
Miller charged governmental of
ficials with overspending so no part
of appropriations would revert tc
the treasury.
Tax Problems
S. H Hart of Denver, attorney fol
the American National Livestock
Assn. tax committee, reviewed tas
problems arising in the nations cat
tie industry.
Capital gains on sale of breedin.
herds should be given the same tai
consideration allowed manufacturer
for production assets, Hart said.
When an industrialist paints hi
factory building or oils his machin
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cry he is allowed tax deductions for
costs of production, he continued.
When rancher spends money for
soil and water conservation he should
be allowed deductions for improving
and maintaining land value for HIM
self as well as the public, Hart rea-
soned.
The speaker emphasized that the
national association is not seeking
tax privileges or considerations be-
yond consideration of production
costs"
Resolutions
Stockmen passed unanimously,
among others, resolution pledging
themselves as individuals and as an
association to work actively toward
the defeat of socialism in any form.
Reduction in reclamation funds,
opposition to the Brannan plan and
endorsement of the state board of
education's stand on ALLEGATION of
bond monies were approved in reso-
1utions at concluding session of the
association convention.
The association went on record by
ton in reclamation funds until such
times as the national economy needs
greater food supply and the national
employment situation is in need of
additional jobs"
The association further resolved
''that the land board be asked to re-
quire surety bond of new leSsees
where lease is secured through
competitive bidding, to guarantee
faithful performance of the contract,
not only in respect to meeting the
rental but in observing proper range
conservation, and that the state land
board not transfer lease to new
lessee until settlement has been eff
fected for all improvements placed
in this land by the former lessee"
''That the Montana Stockgrowers
Assn again reiterate their opposition
to the further acquisition of any
more land by any federal agency ex
cept for the national safety, postof
flee sites or sites for administrative
consent of the Montana legislature.
Endorse Hoover Report
'That the association endorse tn,
Hoover commission report and en-
dorse and urge the necessity of al
possible and practicable consoida
ton of government agencies"
'That the association endorse rec
concentrations of the industry com
mittee to combine the present prime
and choice grades and call it prime
move the present good grade up tt
choice, and move the top half of the
present commercial grade to good
with other lower grades retaining
their present identity"
''That the Montana Stockgrower
Assn. urge the state legislature t.
give full consideration to the re
quests for funds for maintenance an.
operation of the livestock sanitar,
board and the veterinary researcl
laboratory"
Oppose Brannan Plan
THAT the association is Opposes
to the proposed (Brannan) program
We consider it unsound economical
and entirely impractical, and w
urge congress to reject it."
THAT the Montana livestock SAM
tarv board be renl1ested to chang
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June is. l05o-4l
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''That the. association is opposed
to the proposed (Brannan) program
We consider it unsound economically
and entirely impractical, and we
urge congress to reject it."
THAT the Montana livestock SAM
tary board be requested to change
their regulations to provide that al
range and semi-range breeding cattle
moving through public saleyards fol-
breeding purposes, shall be tested fo1
brucellosis."
"That the association urge con.
gress to reject the proposal, section
117-J of the internal revenue code
as to nullify the several court de
cisions which have held that all sale,
of breeding stock are sales of CAPT
tai assets and profits resulting there
from are eligible to treatment as cap
ital gains"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11

DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
yiu laikrastis Ohio valstijeje.
kama metams tik $500.
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BALTlMoREs LIETUvIU zINIos

IN. Rastenis, vakaro organizato-
rius ir seimininkas, kviesdamas
paaukoti, kick kas isgali, trem-
vie pasilikusiems lietuviams su-
selpti. Per kelias minutes su-
aukota 1883 dol. Stambiausi
aukotojai buvo: Vincas Lazaus-
kas 10 dol, kun. P. Dambraus-
kas 5 dol, A. Kiskis 5 dol, An
kudavicius A dol, Lizaitis ir XII.
Andriekus po 3 dol, Bradunas
ir j. Paulionis po 2 dol. Visa Ell
lie asmenq aukojo po viena dole
ri, o kiti maziau.
Is viso su aukomis tureta cry
no pelno 346.63 dol. Visa si>su-
ma ir persiusta Balfo centrui
tremtiniams selpti.
Vakarui vadovavo Ant Dram
'inis. Susirinkusiuiu rimtas nuo-
taikas kick sugadino pranesejo
klouniski triukai, kurie buvo at
liekami visai ne vietoje. Rimtas
memo vakaras nera cirkas. "A. c.
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WATERBURY CONN
DIRVOS SKATTYTOJAMS WATERBURY

Atkreipiame. musu waterbu-
rieciu skaitytoju demesi i tai,
kad Waterbury DIRVOS atsto-
vas yra vi. Varneckas, 2157 N.
Main St. Anksciau buves atsto-
vas J. Zemantauskas DIRVAl
daugiaus nebeatstovauja.
Aplinkybes mus vercia paais-
KNIT ir to priezastis. Buves at
stovas laikesi nuomones, kad
nauju skaitytoju lietuviski laik-
rasciai nebegali gauti ir media
re jokiQ pastangu tue reikalu.
Jis tenkinosi tik prenumeratos
mokescio priemimu is senujq
skaitytoju ir tai tik is tu,kurie
patys ta mokesti jam atnesdavo,
taciau ia salyga, kad uz paslau-
ga jam tektu treedalis ir taip
mazos prenumeratos kainos.
DIRVOS administracija mano,
Jog yra neteisinga is prenumera-
tos mokescio sunaudoti visa do
leri uz jos persiuntima, kada
pastu galima persiqsti uz 3 cen
tus. Mes manome, kad ir skai-
tytojams nepriimtina moketi do
leri uz viena pinigu persiuntima
ir palikti tik 2 dolerius uz laik-
rasti, siuntinejama kas savai-
tte per visus metus -.
Del siu priezasciu DIRVOS adj
ministracija pakeite atstova. Pc
to senasis atstovas pasidareveik-
lus, tik priesinga kryptimi: pra-
dejo siusti administracijai skai-
tytojq atsisakymus. Tu atsisa-
kymu, tiesa, zymiai maziau; ne
GU per ta patti laika Waterbury
jau atsirado nauiu skaitytoju,
bet jie vercia mus viesai apie
tai pranesti del to, kad jie ne
rasiu skaitytojq rasyti, 0 para
syti ir pasirasyti buv. atstovo.
Administracija nera tikra, ar tai
yra pacip skaitytojq tokia valia,
mes ju tarpe buvo net tokiu, kur
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BOSTON, MASS.
PASKAITA

Bostono Liet. Inzinieriu ir Ar
chitektu D-jos skyriaus susirin-
kline balandzio % d. DIR. inz. j.
Gimbutas skate paskaita apie
lietuviu gyvenamo namo plano
vystymasi 19-tame simtmetyje.
Paskaita pailiustravo daugeliu
breziniu. Po paskaitos inz. K.
Daugela ekrane rode spalvotas
nuotraukas is ekskursiju po Eu-
ropos Alpes.
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lsvykdamas atostogu SUI
Selma, pranesk DIRVAl
savo adresa = gausi laik-
rasti ir atostogaudamas.

atsisakoma ne visai pasibaigus
apmoketam prenumeratos laikui.
DIRVOS administracija nieko
neturi prizes tai, jei skaitytojas
del vienos ar kitos priezasties
toliau nebepratesia prenumera-
tos. Bet, kad isvengtume nesu-
sipratimQ, pranesame, kad j pa
saliniq zmoniu laiskus prenume-
ratios reikalais nekreipsime de-
mesio ir laikrascio siuntinejima
sustabdysime tik tada, kai jjie
|patys toki savo nora pranes arba
kal Jle, prenumeratai pasibaigus,
tinkamu laiku jos nebeatnau-
jins.
Aple prenumeratos pasibaigi-
ma dabar pranesame kiekvie-
nam skaitytojui pora savaiciu
i anksto ir jei reikia, dar prime
name tuojau po to, kai pasibai-
gia. Atnaujinti galima siunciant
pinigus tiesiai administracijai.
Galima, esant progai, imoketi
lr atstovui vi. Varneckui, kuris
tokiais atvejais patarnauja do
vanai.
DIRVOS administracija, steig-
DANA atstovybes ivairiose vie
tose, stengiasi sudaryti tokias
salygas, Ikad atstovams nebutu
bent per dideliu nuostoliu del
jq darbo, taciau ietuviskosios
spaudos salygos Amerikoje ne
ra tokios, kad jos atstovavimas
butu apmokamas po doleri uz
keliq minuciu darba. Mes labai
apgailestaujame kad savo laiku
buves zinomas patriotas veike-
jas siuo metu savo talkininka-
vima lietuviskai spaudai taip
keistai pradejo suprasti, kad
net bando jai kenkti, jeigu ne
tenka "liuto" dalies uz smulku
patarnavima.
DIRVOS Administrative
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BALFO MEMO VAKARAS

Balandzio 80 d. Balfo GA sky
rius Baltimoreje suruose memo
vakara. Programa buvo ivairi.
ia atliko: piano solo - Teodor
Baker, piano duetas - Teodor
Baker SUI Ievute Baker, daininin-
kas Jurgis Galkus, tautiniu So
kiu grupe, vadovaujama B. Ca
plikaites, aktorius J. Palubins-
kas, akordeonistas Kl. Praleika,
dainininkai Florencija Petruly-
te, K. Andreikus ir tremtiniu
choras, vadovaujamas Br. Jonu-
SO.
Danininkams akompanavo Be-
kerskiene.
Pertraukos metu kalbejo adv.
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TREMTqNIV DRAUGIJOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Balandzio 20 d. Lietuviu Sve-
taineje ivyko Tremtiniu Draugi-
JOS visuotinis susirinkimas. Is
rinkta nauja valdyba: K. Pare
menas, P. Brazauskas, K. Mi
isilnas, N. Karasa ir Ir. Lozai-
tyte, taip pat ir revizijos ko-
misija: J. Austria, Alg. Leonas
ir C. Surdokas.
Praejusia savaite mire Balti-
moreje pirmoji tremtine = Sc
mute Maria Saukiene, IA metu
|amziaus. Mirusioji SUI Selma bu-
vo is Europos atvykusi tik prizes
viena menesi. Susirinkimas nu-
tare ismoketi seimai Is dol. pa
salpos ir kiekvienas dirbanty-
sis prasomas aukoti ne maziau
kaip po 1 dol, laidojimo islai-
doms apmoketi.
Turint galvoje, kad panasi
nelaime gall istikti ir kitas Sci
mas, tad susirinkime buvo nu-
tarta, kad naujoji valdyba turf
isdirbti istatus, pagal kuriuos
butu isteigtas tremtiniu pasal-
pos fondas, kuri kiekvienas
dirbantysis bet kurio tremtinio
mirties atveju imoketu maziau-
siai po 1 doleri, o surinktieji
pinigai butu ismokami mirusio-
.jo seimai. Pasibaigus susirinki-
mui, jane dalyvavusieji asme-
nys pirmieji suaukojo po 1 do
leri, O is tu, kurie susirinkime
|nebuvo, bus surinkta veliau. GO
kodel nenutarta istoti j SLA?
Klausimas butu daug geriau is
sprestas >. Red.).
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
KONCERTAS

Balandzio 80 d. Bostone, puoS-
Moi Jordan Hall, ivyko Lietuviu
Radio Valandos sesioliktas me-
tinis koncertas. 10 programa at
liko Sv. Petro baznycios lietuviu
choras, we'd. muz. Jeronimo Ka-
cinsko, ir solistai Zuzana Girls
katie (vietine lietuve), Stase
Daugeliene ir Stasys Lie>oas.
Jiems akompanavo J. Kacinskas
ir Rapolas Juska. Radio Valan-
dos vedejas ir koncerto renge-
jas A. F. Kneizys.