davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-25
Many Doees Lost by Mental Test Gen Hershey Believes

that such doctors were waiting for
the new doctor draft law to go
into effect instead of volunteer
ing for active duty. officials do
not expect to get the doctor-dr
machinery into full operation for
about 60 days-or near the first
part of December.
Many Addresses Wrong.
The draft chief also made clear
he is not concerned about draft
"delinquents" who have failed to
comply with draft board orders
because of the large number of
Evening star., 1950-09-25

wrong addresses compiled during
the two years Selective Service was
almost out of business"
Gen. Hershey also said the next
group of draft-eligibles would
come from married men without
children. But he added he hadn't
yet asked the President to change
regulations which now defer mar
ried men.
When are you going to ask
him?" the general was asked.
THAT would be telling" he re-
Sponded.
Evening star., 1950-09-25
Ry fhe Associoted Pres,

COTRONE, Italy. Sept. 25.-
Premier Alcide de Gasperi's gov
ernment began it's nationwide land
reform program yesterday. Thirty
peasant families near here got the
first parcels of farm land.
The first redistribution was
made in the little village of Santa
Evening star., 1950-09-25

the tests. AS IAN old school
teacher" he added, II believe that
a test which depends on motiva-
ton is not very good when mo-
tivation can be either dulled OF
absent"
Asked about the military doc
tor shortage, Gen. Hershey laid
part of the blame on the Govern
ment for failing to put into the
Reserves young doctors trained
during the war at Government ex-
pense. He said he did not think
1t particularly "unpatriotic" now
Evening star., 1950-09-25
Italian Lond Reform Begins for 30 Families

Severina. During the next two
weeks each of the villages 400
families will be given a farm plot
ranging from 7 to 10 acres.
The multi-million dollar pro-
gram calls for the redistribution
OF some 81 million acres Of
private and public lands among an
estimated 100000 peasants.
Evening star., 1950-09-25
Swanson Reception Set

The Claude A. Swanson Junior
High School Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will give a reception for
faculty members at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the school, $500 North
WASHINGTON boulevard, Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-09-25
a ADVERTISEMENT.
Do You Want
to Look Gray?
ADVERTISEMENT.

OF course you don't, when youthful ap-
pearance means so much. And no ,e one
neeI look gray. A few drops OF ko,or-oaS
combed through your hair eacn Gay ano
grayness gradually disapPea[s: s no 5J mann when
tain effect, continue using kolor-bak Wnsn
necessary. Costs only lew cents q weeH'
al bottle today at any drug store
Evening star., 1950-09-25
Doctor Recommended S.S.S.

II am a man 10 years old and houe
had stomach trouble for many years.
S.S.S. helps me q lot to digest and
keeps me going. The reason started
taking S.S.S. is that doctor told
me to take a good tonic. My son thinks
S.S.S. is the best tonic on the market"
&C. B. Hazlewood,
Martin, Tennessee,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14
wheel.

wheel.
One phone call came from a
young experimenter who said he
had been up all night trying to
build a color wheel, and asked
Killy for some advice.
A letter from a man in Penn
sylvania said he had constructed
a color wheel, but had used the
motor from his wife's electric
mixer instead of a photograph
to run the wheel.
An amusing letter came froma
man in Chicago who said, "Please
send me your converter C. O.. D..
l will pay the postman $4.65 for
it." (Note: Killy said it cost him
80 cents for cellophane and about
81 forthe motor. This man was
allowing his 35 cents for postage.
Killy said that though many
women had written him, the re-
quests to find out how to build
a color wheel came only from men.
Mrs. Schaible, Killy's sister, who
wrote the original letter to CHS
telling about the color wheel, is
now acting as official correspon-
dent for her brother. She said
AT first we thought we wouldn't
answer any of the letters. But
when we thought it over we de-
cieded to answer them all person
ally"
After Mrs. Schaible gets through
with her homework and taking
care of her two children she starts
answering the letters. $50 far
she said, 81 have only had time
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14

house and wanted Killy to come
to Baltimore and install a color
converter Immediately. And if he
couldn't get to Baltimore would
he please give them full instruct
ions and they would build one
themselves.
Another letter was from a 10
year-old boy in North Carolina.
A physician from northern New
jersey. who described himself as
a ''poor country DOCTOR" offered
to give Killy 500 if he would
convert his black-and white set
to color, Immediately.
A man from New York City got
in touch with Killy and offered
to invest 100000 if Killy would
start manufacturing his color
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14

to answer about so of them. But
I'll get at all of them in time"
Mrs. Schaible said the Newspaper
clippings have been coming in
from all parts of the country and
Canada. "We're waiting to hear
from Russia" she said, "to see if
they built a color converter like
our first"
A majority of the phone calls
and letters want to know how
KiKlKlKyKK KcKon KKtedQrK
vKe ms
Killy converted his set to color
and if he would please give them
detailed information. They were
people in all walks of life.
Television News:
Karamu Lyric theatres produc-
ton of "The Medium, smash-hit
music drama which has drawn cri-
teal acclaim to Cleveland from
many parts of the country, was
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14
Televised by VEINS Feb. IA.

Karamu house, our outstanding
Negro cultural e n t e in the
United States, now is presenting
the English-language opera in it's
Procenium theatre, part of the
newly-opened 100000 plant to
which Karamu has grown from its
1915 beginnings in a vacant store.
The hour-long television produc-
ton of Gian-Carlo Menotti's mo-
der-style opera originated from
the VIEWS studies.
1t was the tragic story of the
demented spiritualist who began
to believe she was visited by real
ghosts : instead of the faxed
spirits she summons up for guilt
BILE customers.
AS the plot unfolded, her de-
lusions turn her life and the lives
ofthose around her into tragedy.
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14

PHOENIX, Ariz. CAMP The
two men who robbed the Bank
Of Douglas between 5 and z am.
last Wednesday and carted their
loot off in a lard can are believed
to be Negroes, according to po-
lice here Thursday, At first, it
was said one was a Mexican and
the other a Negro.
According to employees, both
men were disguised as laborers.
They herbed employees in a
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14
Think Pair Who Robbed Arizona
Bank Were Negroes

closet one by one and then drove
off leisurely in an old black car.
Fifteen minutes later, the alarm
was given, but by this time the
pair vanished and were reported
still at large Thursday.
Police could pick up very little
in the way of clues as positive
Identification ofthe duet was i'm
possible because of darkness in
the bank. Police. did learn that
the pair were courteous to the
women employees.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-14
LET'S LISTEN
With Mildred Jovien


With Mildred Jovien
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. CAMP
'It's even more beautiful than I
had thought" was the beaming
praise of Forrest w. Killy after
he watched CHS color television
on a
receiver at the CHS laboratories
in New York.
Killy isthe young Roselle, NJ
j., ~electricion who was projected
into nationwide prominence fol-
lowing the widely published story
of his having converted his black
and white set to receive CHS col
or parts. Visiting the CHS labor
atories with his sister, Mrs. Shir-
ley K. Schaible, as CBS' guests,
Killy got first look at CHS color
television on a professional set.
He saw a program which original
ed in Washington was sent to New
York over coaxial cable, and then
broadcast over WORTH, New
York ~television station of General
Teleradio Inc, which has been CO.
operating with CHS in it's current
color television test operation.
"The celors came over well on
my homemade converter" Killy
said, 'but onthe CHS set they're
positively beautiful, and natural"
When asked what he thought of
all the publicity he had received
since the country found out about
his color converter, Killy said,
cts a wonderful experience, even
though it has caused a lot of ex-
element in my house,"
Killy said the excitement start
ed about fifteen hours after he
had been interviewed, a week ago,
by the reporter of the Newark
Evening News, and the story was
picked up by the wire services.
His phone started to ring and
people from all parts of the Uni
ted States started, and r still
/. trying, to get in touch with him.
A Newark, N. J. repair man
phoned and asked Killy if he
could come to Newark immediate
ly and tell him how to build some
converters.
Killy says he has received about
800 telephone calls and about LIE
letters from all parts Of the
United States and Canada. One
letter came from some Baltimore
Md, firemen. They had a black
and-white television set in the firt
Evening star., 1950-04-16
A SNORT sIoay
OHN was ready to leave
. his office when he
noticed a memo on hi!

noticed memo on his
desk reading: "Silverware. Cranes Ware
house." 1t was his wife's handwriting. Ellen
must have come in while he was out and left
the cryptic message. John had to smile.
Ellen's assumption that he would know what
she meant was so typical.
The silverware had been left to him by an
elderly aunt, recently deceased. Some of it
was extremely valuable, but Ellen had said it
was in odd pieces and unmatched units so
that it could not be used at home and they
might just as well sell it.
He wondered if Cranes Warehouse" meant
that Ellen had been to the storage vaults to
praised, or if she wanted him to do something
about it. He wondered just what she meant.
Then he had too many other important
matters on his mind. Only that day the city
commissioners had informed him that he had
been awarded the contracts for the new sew
age and outfall systems and the three-million-
dollar disposal plant. Every architect and
contractor in the state had been after those
contracts, and John had won out. Now he had
an opportunity to live up to the reputation of
the business he had inherited from Ellen's
father. The old contractor had been big
man in the state. When he died suddenly and
John took over, he'd expected the business to
60 on as usual. But it had not worked out
that way. John had to prove himself. Well,
he'd done it now. These contracts meant he
was accepted at the top. Ellen, would be de-
lighted when she heard the news.
1T WAS dusk when he walked out to the
street and headed for the parking lot. At
thirty-nine he was a tall, rather broad
shouldered man whom life and the years had
treated kindly. His dark brown hair was
beginning to turn gray at the temples, but his
eyes were clear. A twice-weekly workout at
the Athletic Club helped to keep him fit. He
believed firmly that man should keep IN
shape But. on the other hand, it had never
crossed his mind that his life would one day
depend on it.
When he reached his car he started auto
matically for home At the first red light,
however. he changed his mind. Jimmy was
having football practice at high school, which
would mean a late dinner He could drive to
Cranes where the silver was stored, and learn
if Ellen had made any arrangements.
Cranes was the largest single structure IN
town. The huge warehouse of brick, cement
and old wood occupied an entire square block
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KREPsINIO IvYKIAI

Pc paskutinio karo Brooklyno
lietuviai sporto srityje rode ma
zai iniciatyvos. Pereita rudeni
ivyko posukis, kai prie LietuviQ
Atletu Klubo susiorganizavo is
Europos atvyke krepsininkai ir
netrukus pagarsejo, kaip stip-
rus sportininkai.
Nors atvyke krepsininkai dau-
giausia zaide SUI amerikieciu ko-
mandomis, bet buvo surengta
keletas rungtyniu ir su Brookly-
no Vyciais. Xxi siol vietiniams
lietuviams atvykeliu iveikti ne.
|pavyko ir dabar iniciatyvos eme.
Isl du zymus Brooklyno biznie.
rial: Lisauskas ir E. P. Mitchell
Pirmasis yra rungtyniu renge'
jas, antrasis tikisi sukomplek
tuoti stipria komanda, kuri zais
10 vardu. sios rungtynes numa
tomos vasario men. Klasciaus
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Sausio 20 d. buvo pirmas
baznytinio choro koncertas, va
dovaujamas muziko JeronimO
KacinskO.
zmoniu prisirinko pima sve-
taine. Veliau atvyke nebegavo
kur sesti.
Choras labai, labai graziai is
mokytas. Dainavo daug dainu.
Dauguma choristu yra dabar
atvaziave is tremties.
Dideli ispudi padare vyru cho-
70 dainuotos trys dainos: Valio,
piovejeliai,. Uzaugo. berzelis ir
Namo. Taip pat atsizymejo ir
solistai Juze KristOlaityte ir Sta
sys Liepas.
Mano supratimu, visi Bostono
lietuviai tokius koncertus turetu
vertinti. Man atrodo, kad toxic
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PITTSBURGH
KALBES BIRZISKA IR
PAkSTAS

Pitts burghe Vasario 16 iskil-
mes ruosiamos 1'vasario II d.,
g val. pc pietQ, Pilieciu sve-
taineje - 1923 Jane ST. SIS.
Minejima ruosia Americas
Lietuviu Tarybos Pittsburgho
skyrius. Minejimo kalbetojais
bus prof. Mykolas Birziska ir
prof. X. Pakstas. Pazadejo daily
vault ir atitinkama kalba pa
sakyti Pittsburgho miesto ma
yoras.
Menine minejimo dali atliks
neseniai isteigtas Maironio var
do ansamblis, dainininke An
driulionyte ir tautiniu sokiu So
I-keju grupe.
Pittsburgho ir apylinkes lie
tuviai kvieciami iskilmese gau-
siai dalyvauti. Juoz. Virbickas
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WATERBURY. CONN

muz. "A. Aleksio, ir tautiniu So
kiu grupe.
Nepriklausomybes sukakties
mihejimuose cia visada gausiai
apsilankydavo~ vietos gyvento-
jai ir sudedavo nemazai auku.
Tikimasi, kad ir simet tautieciai
gausiai dalyvaus.
Lietuviskos Radio valandos
vedejas DIR. M. J. Colney vasa-
rio 16 d. issikovojo kick laiko
WWCO radio stoty Nepriklau-
somybei pamineti.
Tiksli programa dar nenusta-
tyta, taciau jau zinoma, kad
il prasides 10 val. yak. ir, grei-
ciausiai, bus vien anglu kalba.
vi. Vr.
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MINESIME VASARIO 16

Nepriklausomybes sukakties
minejima, kaip visada, ir 81
met rengia ALT victims sky
rius.
Minejimas bus vasario IL die
ma (sekmadieni), 7 val. yak,
parapijos svetaineje. Iskilmese
prizadejo dalyvauti miesto ma
joras R. E. Snyder, taip pat
kvieciamas valstybes guberna-
torius. Kalbetojais tikimasi tu-
reti garsiuosius Americas ora
torius prel. Balkuna ir adv. j.
Bagociu, taip pat tremtini zur-
nalista A. Merkeli.
Meninej daily pasirodys pa
rapijos choras, vadovaujamas
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Detroit, Mich., Naujiien0s

MO komandose. Neturedami savo
komandu, jie prisidejo prie XII
tu amerikieciu, dalyvaudami
'dviejose lygose: Tappa House
League ir Intercenter League.
Penkiu rungtyniu rezultatai lie
tuviu pusej 273 prizes 1T.
Sausio % d. zaidime su Cleve-
land Highschool ir Washing
ton B. G.. laimejo 59:17. Pirma-
me ketvirtyje musiskiai laimejo
savo naudai 14:O0.
Taskus pelne Sic lietuviai: V.
Grudzinskas %, V. Baziliaus-
kas 13, A. slepetys 10, A. Ar
malls 6, V. sim4tis 6, A. Macu-
levicius l. Is 8 baudu isnaudo-
jo Z.
Keli is siu vyru dar zaidzia il
futbolo komandose prie kitty tau
tu lygu. Jaunas vyrukas A. Ma
culevicius, budamas Vokietijoj
prancuzu zonoj, ir lankydamas
universiteta, jau gerai prasi.
lauze j sporto lauka. Jis cia zai
dzia ir vandensvydi prie West
Detroit Camp lygos. 10 komands
sausio % d. laimejo 14:5. Macu
levicius laimejo 6 taskus, uz ks
j kapitonas labai isgyre.
Marija Sims
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Pertrauka pasibaige.

Ir vel Galina prisedo prie pia-
no. JOS pirstai randa stygose
ivairiausiu garsq ir vaizdq. Taip,
kad nevisus ir ausys istenge pa
gauti. Ir il patti tick buvo susi-
jaudinusi, kad net jos plauku
kuokstos nusvyro ant akiu.
Pasitenkinimo gausus plo-
jimas.
Tyla.
Ir vel pasirode Juze. il ilga,
kaip is dangaus erdviu nusi-
driekusi kometa -.
Galina ramiai uzgavo stygas.
Vel tvinsta tas puikus siela vir-
pinantis aidas. Dabar il DANA
vo arijas.
i Pasibaige.
Visu sirdyse gailestis, kad
taip trumpai ir taip greit. Is
delnu vel kibirkstys zaibuoja =.
/ Ar gi il butu besirde dar vieno
saldumyno nepridet? lr il grl-
10 SUI sypsena ir mes dar gir-
dejome -.
Su Strides skausmu jos pail
ko garsuji sleni Kaune. Ten au-
ga tulpes ir narcyzai. Pavoge
viska subeprotejes priesas. Ta,
ciau il savo sielos gelmese uz-
slepusi atsiveze daina -.
Ir stai dabar, tarsi kokia pro.
cesija - kelios grupes atnese
ir apkrove jas gyvu geliu puoks.
tennis taip, kad tarp tulpiu il
narcyzu, tarp roziu ir leliju vos
matyti Juzes ir Galinos veidai
Cia ne sapnas, bet meile il
pagarba.
| Naktis savo juodu puku jail
buvo apgaubusi zeme ir mes
visi susijaudine ir pilni dziaugs
mo ejome j sapnq valstybe.
Juozas sliburi.
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I$kilmeS.

gas. Taip, lyg sapne -. Nutilo
ir mes netiketai atsiradome vel
ant zemes -.
Delnai pleska.
Visko cia buvo. Net ir Sventa-
sis Pranas ejo virsum van
dens :. Kai pasibaige Ciurlio-
nies nokturna, pyskejo delnu
audra.
| Grazuole Juze.
Auksta, graziai nuaugusi, Ia
vejanciai svelnios isvaizdos, su
auksine sypsena, tai tikra Au-
gaityte.
Vel Galinos pirstai uzgavo sty-
gas. IS Juzes lupu ore sklinda
zavejanciai malonus dainos al.
das. Jis paliecia ausis ir nu.
skamba j sielos gelmes -.
| Puiku!
Garsai vaivorykSteje skrends
dangaus erdvese ir ina baime
kad nenutiltu DANA ir taip ne
sinori vel nutupti ant zemes
Kai zmogus skendeji zavejan
ciame dziaugsme, tai atsitolin
nuo tikrenybes -.
Stai ir nutilo tas puikus al
das. Oar sieloje tebera tas di
delis dziaugsmas, bet jau me
ant zemes -.
Delnu viesula uzia, pleska.
Juze linktelejo galva ir stun
!. cia visiems savo malone, gavin
cia sypsena, kuri taip pat zave
jo zmogu, kaip ir JOS DANA =.
Pertrauka.
- Is kur il gavo toki graz
balsa? - tare.
- w tai il turf sakyti aci
savo mamytei, - iStare Daiva
- Mamytei?
- Taip, - pridejo. kai j
augo, tai jos mamyte kepe vo
lungiu liezuvelius ir ja valgy
dino -.
- Ar tai galima?
- Taip, - pridejo. - Ir gil
: de ja paukscio pienu =. Ir tode
S il sdabar gall ciulbeti !.
Cal hiIt3
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NASHUA, NH.
SN: KAZIMIERO DRAUGUAI
so METU

Vienas is seniausiq lietuviu
susivienijimu New Hampshire
yra Sv. Kazimiero D-ja Nashua
mieste. Isikurusi 1899 metu spa
liQ men. 3 diena, 81 draugija SIN.
sausio % diena atSvente savo
5Q-ties metQ gyvavimo auksini
jubilieju.
| iskilminga vakariene didziu-
LEI vietines mokyklos sporto sa-
lei susirinko gausus burys senos
musu emigrantu kartos atstovu
(D-Ja siuo metu priskaito Xxi
700 nariu) ir sveciu.
Sveikinimo kalbas pasake New
Hampshire gubernatoriaus Sher-
man Adams atstovas, Nashua
mayoras Hug Gregg, Assist. U.
S. District Attorney K. J. Ka-
linauskas, teisejas B. A. De-
gesys, tremtiniu vardu inz. K.
Daugela Manchester, N. H.).
Trumpa zodi tare vienas is pir-
mqjq sios draugijos steigeju A.
Galinis, o dabartinis pirminin-
kas adv. l.. G. Velicka placiai
nusviete draugijos veikima ir
tikslus.
Tarp kalbq soliste ST. Dauge-
liene, pasipuosusi tautiniais ru-
bais, palydima A. Griauzdes,
padainavo keleta liaudies dainq.
Po vakarienes seke sokiai.
X. Da.
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Ats 4 SKYRIAUS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Tautines
S-gos 4 skyr. menesinis svarbus
susirinkimas ivyks sekmadieni
vasario II d., 1890 val. pc pietu,
sv. Antano parapijos mokykloje,
25th ir Vernon H'way.
Narius ir besidomincius sia
organizacija kvieciame dalyvau-
ii. ALTS 4-to Skyr. Valdyba
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VASARIO II DIENA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINEJIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
So. Bostono skyrius pakviete
muzika Jeronima Kacinska pa
ruosti muzikine programa Vasa-
rio 16-tos minejimui, kuris ivyks
vasario IL d. 2 val. PIP.
Yra pakviestas svecias kalbe-
tojas Juozas Tysliava ir keletas
kitu.
Visi bukite pasirenge vasario
2 d. pasiklausyti geros muzikos,
dainu ir prakalbq.
Jonas KaSmauSkaS
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Pietus.
Valgant pietus mes gereme
vyna. Juozas sake, kad gal as ka
stepresnio ipyliau j vyna. Jis
jaucia, kad syaigina -.
Ne, - istariau. -,Cia tik
vynas.
Pc piet, susitare, mes isva-
ziavome. Buvome viesnageje.
10 tn taip tankiai zvelgi
laikrodi? - tare.
- Siandiena iskilmes, atsa-
kiau. - AS nenoriu but per toll
nuo manu-. Reik juk pasipuost
ir reikes cit.
- Iskilmes? = pertrauke. -
Kelinta valanda?
Vakare, pasakiau.
- Mes irgi busime iskilmese
- tare. - Ia merguzaite, k;
laimejo grazuoles titula, Sian
dien isteka.
Ir mes atsisveikinome.
Autas svilpia ir mes pleskame
Ziuriu laikrOdi.
Pakelyje sustojome ir vaisi
homes saltakoSe. Kelias grazus
kaip juosta ir jis lenda po ratais
1r mes pleskame.
Netrukus jau mes buvom
name. Jau ir po vakarienes.
Laiko dar yra. AS atsiseda
paskaityti. Veliau pasipuosiau i
emu. Zmones eina buriais. Sc
klycioje susedome ir laukiame
Siaubas.
Pasirode Galina. Jis atsisedt
pasislinko Siaip ir taip. Pamikli
no rankas ore ir jos pirStai uz
gavo klaviSus. Stygos prarad
ramybe ir tyla j.. Viesulas, uzi
mas, audra :. Pranyko zem
ir mes visi garsu vaivorykstej
skriejom ore virS debesu NJ
tilo ir pirstai ramiai uzgavo sty
*Baltimoreje ivykusio Juzes Al
gaitytes ir Galinos Leoniene
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AKRON, OHIO

Akron lietuviai Vasario 16-
taja mines vasario 26 d. sv. Pc
tro svetaineje - 1414 East
Ave. Bus ivairi programa kali
betojai, menin6 dalis ir dovanu
skirstymas. Visus tevyne mylin-
cius tautiecius kviecia gausiai
atsilankyti.
Minejimo pradzia / val. po
pietQ. ]. Y. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

ministras Zadeikis, Marylando
waist. gubernatorius, Baltimores
majoras, du senatorial ir daug
kitty aukstq pareigunu. pasizy-
mejusiu asmenu bel draugijq
IatstovQ.
sventes programa bus plati
ir netilps vienos dienos remuose.
il bus tesiama vasario 19 diena.
Ia diena sv. Alfonso baznycioje
bus iskilmingos pamaldos ir lie
tuviQ svetaineje prakalbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
COLUMBUS, Q.
LIETUVIU DIEM

Columbus mieste gyveno la
bal nedaug lietuviu, bet pasta
ruoju metu cia atvyko kelios
tremtiniq seimos. Tad bendromis
jegomis Columbus mieste nu-
tarta pamineti Vasario 16-tosios
svente, surengiant Lietuviu Die
na. Minejimas ivyks Pociaus
svetaineje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
MAUI CHORAL

Baltimoreje isisteige vyru ir
misrus choral is naujakuriu,
kuriems vadovauja muzikas Jo-
nusas. Pirmasis siu choru pasi-
rodymas ivyks Vasario 16-tos
minejime.
Choruose dalyvauja CANA gau-
sus burys zmoniu su gera bal
sine medziaga. "A. Is.
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BROOKLYN, N. y.

saleje, Maspethe. Jau dabar, tick
vietiniai, tick atvyke is Europos
lietuviai domisi siomis rungty-
nemis ir tikimasi susilaukti ziu-
row net is kitty miestu. sios
rungtynes bus didelis lvykis
Brook1yno lietuviu tarpe.
IDRAMOS STUDIJA BROOKLY-
Antanas Skema, buv. Vilniaus
teatro aktorius ir rezisierius,
pereitu metu pabaigoje lsteige
dramos studija Brooklyne. | sia
studija istojo keliolika abieJq
lyciu scenos megeju, kuriems du
kartus savaiteje skaitomos pas
kaitos apie scenos mena,. akto-
riaus pasiruosima, daromi etlu-
dai ir KIT. Numatoma pc kurio
laiko pastatyti studios vedeJo
Antano Skemos drama zlVlLE,
kuri buvo isspausdinta AlDQ
zurnale Vokietijoje.
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BOSTON, MASS.

turiningo koncerto Bostone nera
buve nuo tu laiku, kada buvo
Mikas Petrauskas ir vadovavo
GABIJOS chorui.