davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09
1850 m. lapkricio 9* Nr. As

Tx pacios Tarybos pasilly-
mai ir dar vienas pasiulymas
(126 kuopos) buvo Shame seine
suredaguoti, kaip turi butt. Ia
darba, matyt, atliko patys stu
lytojai, bet ne komisija, kuri,
vietoj atlikusi konstitucijos jai
paskirtas pareigas, pasitenkina
savo sugestiju pareiskimu.
Ara stai vel 217 ir 245 kuopos
pasiulymai, kad Vykd. Tarybos
rinkimams butu isrenkama spe-
ciali rinkimu komisija. Pasiu-
lymas labai rimtas. Daugelis nu-
siskundzia, kad dabar esq ne
galima tureti visisko pasitike-.
jimo balsavimo eiga. Balsavimo
prieziura, balsu skaiciavimas
praktiskai yra centro istaigos
prieziuroje. Sekretorius ir cent
70 tarnautojai vieninteliai Zinc,
kaip vyksta rinkimai, kurie kan
didatai gauna daugiau balsu, ku-
riems truksta. Manoma, kad jie
gall atitinkamas kuopas paragin-
ii, kitu neraginti ir tue budu da-
ryti itakos rinkimu rezultatams.
Nemanau, kad jie istikro tai
ir daro, bet dabartine tvarka
kai kan duoda progos spelioti,
kad taip gall butt ar gal ir yra. ;.
Tai negerai. Special seimo is
rinkta komisija ta nereikalinga
speliojima ir itarinejima pasa-
lintu.
Istatu komisija, gavusi to-
kius pasiulymus, turejo sureda-
guoti atitinkama papildyma ~
konstitucijos straipsnyje, prie
3 punkto, kuriame kalbama apie
rinkimu tvarka. Pc to il gall
seimui pasakyti ir savo priesin-
ga nuomone, bet il turejo rel
kala parengti taip, kad seimas
j galetu apsvarstyti ir priimti
arba atmesti.
O dabar komisija tik parase:
"Abu siuos inesimus sujungus
rekomenduojam palikti, kaip da-
bar yra".
zinoma, seimas galejo tos re-
komendacijos ir nepaklausyti,
bet siulyma priimti jis beveik ir
negalejo, kadangi papildymas
neparengtas. To nepadarius, ko-
misija faktiskai primete seimui
savo nuomone, mes SEINE neatsi-
RADIO tick energijos, kad parei-
kalautu komisija pasiulyma pa
rengti, kaip konstitucijoi numa-
tyta, todel pasyviai sutiko ''pa-
likti, kaip yra", nors kai ateis
kiti rinkimai, daugelis vel kali
bes, kad yra negerai -.
Prize vieno pasiulymo komisi-
ia raso: "Taip yra daroma =
atmesti."
Kuopa, kuri atsiunte pasiuly-
ma, suklydo: j pasiule ia, kas
jau yra. Tokiu atveju siulymo
nebereikia svarstyti. Bet komi-
sija siulo atmesti. Ar tai reis-
kia = nebedaryti taip, kaip da-
roma?
Istatu komisija yra susivieni-
jimo vidaus teisiu zinovai. To-
kie jie bent turi butt. Bet kai
jie neskiria "nesvarstyti" nuo
"atmesti", tai yra pamato pa
(Perkelta sta. pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

NADIA. Todel Sis kanadieciu pa.
siulymas neduoda nieko nauja
Kanadoje yra susivienijimo sky.
riu, ju ten gai steigtis ir dau.
giau Gei tik susivienijimas pri.
siderina prie vietiniu istatymu)
ir dabartinis vardas to ne tik
nekliudo, bet ir pilnai apima ka.
nadiecius. Kadangi tai yra Ii
thuanian Alliance of America
bet ne of the United States of
America.
Taigi komisija visai nepatai-
ke SUI savo nuomone -.
Jei pazvelgsime j daugeli kitu
tos pacios komisijos prierasu,
tai pamatysime irgi panasu
vaizda.
Pavyzdziui, buvo pasiulymas,
kad seimuose delegatai galetu is
sirinkti seimo pirmininka. Ista-
tu komisija raso: "Nepraktiskas
inesimas, atmesti".
Niekas neklausia komisijos
nuomones apie praktiskuma. Jos
pareigos yra visai kitokios.
Konstitucijos vi straipsnio a
punktas sako: "Visi dalykai,
liecia pataisyma ar priemima
nauju istatu, taisykliu ar po-
tvarkiu, kurie nera jau paves-
tt Vyriausiai Vykdomajai Ia
rybai, turf butt perduoti Istatu
Komisijai."
XIX straipsnio 3 punktas sa-
ko: "Kiekvienas toks pasiulytas
pataisymas, pakeitimas ar pa
naikinimas turi butt rastu pa
tiektas Istatu Komisijai ma
ziausiai 80 dienu prizes Selma,
kuri turf patikrinti ir sutvarkyti
kiekviena toki pataisyma, pa
keitima ar panaikinima ir turf
pasirupinti, kad jie butu at
spausdinti oficialiame susivieni-
jimo laikrastyje maziausiai 80
dienu prizes Selma visuotiniam
ivertinimui.'
IS to matyti, kad komisijos
pareiga, yra patikrinti, ar pa
siulyma galima suderinti SUI XII
tais, pakeisti nesiulomais, kon-
stitucijos nuostatais, ir, jeigu
tokiu kliuciu nera, tai paruosti
j tokia forma, kokia jis turatu
butt priimtas, jeigu seimas no.
retu j priimti.
Minetu atveju komisiios pa
reiga .buvo suredaguoti toki pa
siulyma:
"Article II, Section 4 sail be
amended to read as follows:
A. - 1t shall be the duty of
the Supreme President to presi-
de at all meetings of the Su-
preme Executive Board. He shall
-. etc."
Cia butu is dabartinio telsto
praleisti Sic zodziai: ITO preside
at all meetings of the Supreme
Assembly ana.
salia to turetu butt sureda-
quotas II kitas pakeitimas, bu-
tent III straipsnio 6 punkto. Cia
skirsnelis f. Election Of off
GERS of the Convention" turetv
butt numatytas perkelti auks.
ciau = b, c ar d vieta, zodziU
sakant, prizes komisiju skyrima
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09


nas1u pasaau akta asmenu, lakytu kaleme u
arpe pasmertq Xxi gavos, jau islea aisve
bus uzbaigtas armiausion's die
vems vyriausyb udarys visas reikalingas
saygas gau rama gyventi dirbt muu tevyn
Lietuviu Tautos labui. haunas' l94o'Vl'i9
Einas Respubikos Prezidento pareigas
" Kreve- -Mckevcius,
Einas Pnmnnko pareigas
Mnsterio Prmininko PavaduooJas
Shame eudes vyriausybes parekime ypac bddinga kad
il kaba apie netesnguma takta ietuviu tauta kal tuo
arpu is kaemu pirausia paedzamuju tape tebuvo maza
dalele euvu Tap pat budnga r ta jog vyriausybe pa
seme savo nearpkon gobon vsus buvuus nusikateus r
pazadeo sudaryt ems rekalngas sagas kad e dau
gumoje zyda bel rusa gaeu drbt etuvq tautos labui
Kaliniu p i d m ID e n S
Jau buvo hurodyta kad kanu paeidima bosevika stem
pesi pavers mzniska bosevne demonstraca kur gaetu
atrep tick Letuvos gyventou tick uzseno vsuomenes de-
mesi udaryu spud jog Letuvoe tu potnu kanlu buVo
aba daug yra etuviu tauos kanknia kue vien
kovoo uz geresne euvu tauto ate Del to akrasea
ape paedmus ddzausomis radem bet visa nemnejo
paedzamuu kanu skaiciaus Tx veau buvo nurody skal
kaniu paeistu provincos kalemu Taciau mel veno
karo nedso vesa rodne kad paeistle buvo etuVa slo
satstka bosevkams butu buvusi aba nepaank
butu pvedusi pe absurdo rodanco euvu tautos rel
labausia seojas zydai Tode nei vename meto
viesame ednye negama uzkt paleistQu kanu saasu pa
vardemis.
Pradejus akcija del kalniu paleidimo tuojau buvo
organzuotas Potinams kanams gobot kometas kuriame
Veiiai MeSkauSkene LludaS
nuolato skelbe assaukmus Lietuvo visuomene e
ganizavo man kanu sutikma prie Kauno sunkuu darbu
kaemo varu patys pirmie ir ateo issbucuoti is
eistaisiafs.
paleidziamems kainams butu suteikta vyrausybes
zadeta sudaytos visos rekangos sygos items
miai gyvent dbti msu tevynes euvu labui
mitetas kamu kanius vedesi busne Kaune Duone
gt 9a tuoau pat sduodami ludma ir
kamos pirmosios pasalpos.
Ape kanu islaisvnmo iskilmes au simkaus
daguojamas "Letuvos Adas" 1e4oV19 Nr 2s7/54e6 at
spausdino sitok reportaza:
vakarykste dena laives zmoniSkumo sidemetna
Vakar kalejmu
Hgus kalni, kanknti poliiniai kalna.
Pirmas darbo prezdeno Justo Paleckio
paleis del aues,
buvo udaryt gausiem palei kad e
drbtu iau darba kuian at dabo
VAL mil kalemo pradejo etipo poitna ka-
Mckevcau gatve Islaisvnei ddauais
valavimas, geemis ir asaroms :"
Poltniai kalinia kuri aka buvo dienos ddvyrai Tuo
aku bosevkai vsus verte uo garbnt Bet pre Kauno ka
mo paedimo dena esusnko pora smtQ smalsuou r beve
wien neetuva T veiau tie is kaemu paestiej abai daug
me visame Letuvos gyvenme Jq prmus uzsmomus buves
audes emo ir Potinams kanams goboti komiteto
sekretous Ludas Dovydenas vada aprases Letuvos
Archyvo III sraipsnye "Mano keias iaudies selma
(4759 ps Is ten mayti kad poitinia kana jau pmoms
dienomis pradeo skverbs kometa patekdami saraus
MENU kuruos manymu tuojau rekeu usaudyti arba ka
LEHMAN suks Ludas Dovydenas sakos skubejes sust uos
kurortus kad avestu Bet veiau je is ten sugo
smoimu neatsadeo Je anot L. Dovydeno anksciau
au pasidare Maskvos potkos agenta rupoa Letuvoje
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

Sitam vertimui anglu kalba
atsirasti nereikejo jokiq konsti-
tucijos nei chartos keitimu. Pra-
dejo taip rasyti ir tick, neziu-
rint net to, kad vertimas nebuvo
labai tikslus, kadangi, kaip Pr.
Skardzius jau pastebejo, zodis
"Amerike" isverstas ne lin
America, bet "of America.
1927 metals, S. Geguzio pir-
mininkavimo ir P. Jurgeliutes
sekretoriavimo laikais per teis-
ma buvo oficialiai pakeistas su-
sivienijimo vardas, butent pir-
mas iregistruotas vardas visai
panaikintas ir vieton jo irasy-
tas tik angliskas - Lithuanian
Alliance of America.
Tai dar vienas faktas, kuris
rodo, kad susivienijimo vardui
net is pagrindu pakeisti nera jo-
kiu teisiniu kliuciu. Istatu ko-
misija, kuri sake, kad vardo
keitimas yra priesingas nekei-
ciamiems pagrindiniams des-
MANS yra netiesa. Taip tvirtin-
DANA komisija parodo, kad j
nera jai pavesto dalyko zinove.
Nuo 1927 metq ligi siol jokio
pakeitimo susivienijimo vardc
reikalu nera buve, taigi teisiskai
nera jokio "Susivienijimo Lie
tuviu Amerlkoje, o yra tik Iii
thuanian Alliance of America"
Lietuviskas pavadinimas yra tik
oficialaus ir teisiskai pripazinto
pavadinimo vertimas.
Esamas vertimas, aisku, nera
teisingas vertimas. Kaip Pr.
Skardzius nurode, jis ne tik ne
taisyklingas lietuviu kalbos at
zvilgiu, bet ir netikslus angliS-
kojo vardo atzvilgiu.
Sis vertimas nera vartojamas
jokiuose susivienijimo dokumen-
tuose, kadangi jie rasomi anglV
kalba. Tx konstitucijos ir sky
riu santvarkos istatu pradzioje
tas vertimas yra idetas skliaus-
tuose, taip, kaip pirma buvo de-
damas angliskas vertimas. siaip
jau lietuviskai Sis vardas varto-
jamas tik lietuviSkai rasomuose
rastuose, spaudoje if lietuviS-
kai sakomose kalbose.
Ar lietuviskas pavadinimas
bus vienaip ar kitaip suredaguo-
tas, ar jo rasyba tokia ar XII
tokia - teisines reiksmes tas
neturi jokios. Todel ir jam pa
taisyti, pakeisti - zinoma, lai-
kantis ko arciausiai prize anglis-
ko pavadinimo prasmes - nera
ne tik jokiu kliuciu, bet nerei.
kia ir jokiu formally nutarimu
Tuomi nei seimo nereikia var
ginti. Susivienijimo vadovybe
matydama aiskia kalbos ir turf
nio klaida lietuviskame pavadi-
mime, kiekvienu metu gall Cir
turetu) isakyti visu pirma save
istaigai bel kuopoms pradetj
vartoti taisyklinga lietuviska or
ganizacijos pavadinima. Praei-
tu metal ir visi priprastu sakyti
"Amerikos Lietuviu Susivieni-
jimas" arba "ALS''.
Uzkietejimas klaidoje niekU
negali butt teisinamas. Pasiliki-
mas su tokia dviguba klaida ga
letu butt laikomas tik apsilei-
dimu.
Tiesa, tas pasiulymas, kuris
buvo minetame seine, sieke kick
toliau. Siulyta susivienijima pa.
vadinti Americas ir Kanados
Lietuviu Susivienijimu. sitaiI
keiciant, reiktu keisti ir ang-
liska pavadinima, pridedant prize
jo "and Canada, arba vietoj
"of America" irasant "of North
America.
Ir toks pakeitimas nebutQ ne
galimas, kaip ta klaidingai tvir,
tina istatu komisija. Reiktu tiE
atlikti toki patti formaluma, koks
buvo atliktas 1927 metals, pa.
naikinant, kad ir archaiska, bet
lietuviska varda, ir ivedant iC
vietoj angliska.
Sis pakeitimas, zinoma, gale.
T., LI4; n o4yooo4oc 1>;+o;c c,,y,,o4i
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-09

pauus pasirasiau kta ellie laikyu kaeme W
tarpe pamektu kale Xxi gavos jau selsta alsve
bus uzbaigtas artmauslons die
Vems slaisvniems vyriausybe sudary vas reikaingas
n dirbt tevynes
Lietuviu abui. hauras l94o.Vll9
Paecks
Prezdent
Evening star., 1950-02-07

The Old New Orleans finally
got around to choosing it's Mardi
Gras Queen to send to the Mardi
!GraS in the real New Orleans. 1t
took two sets of judges working
in shifts throughout Sunday aft
ernoon and in evening in the
otherwise deserted Latin Quarter,
but the task finally was done and
everybody was happy but the
people who wanted some other
girl to win.
Judging beauty contests is an
occupation that appeals much
more to people who have never
judged beauty contsets than to
people who are pretty tired of
judging beauty contests, but we
wouldn't have missed this one for
the world. All was made right
when the historic moment arrived
and Al Walters, the Old New Or
leans publicity man, stepped to
the Sazerac Room microphone to
announce that his Mardi Gras
queen was at hand and about to
be introduced.
1--WE will start at the bottom"
said Mr.. Walters firmly to a some
what startled audience. "The bot
tom of the list, that is" he added
and called a name. One of the
three runners-up stepped forward,
smiling prettily.
This girl was not really at the
bottom" said Mr.. Walters. "She
was second from sixth" Well,
that's what it sounded like he
said. The girl who was second
from sixth was followed by two
other girls who were second some
thing else, maids of honor to the
queen. Mr.. Walters then built to
his climax.
CAS- you know" he told his en-
thralled audience. I'VE started this
contest with the idea of sending
a girl to New Orleans"
Like a bundle to Britain"
somebody commented softly in the
night.
More like coal to Newcastle"
he was answered. New Orleans
has already got a girl, hear"
If Mr. Walters heard, he did not
pause. He produced the Mardi
Gras Queen, Miss Shirley Talbot.
At the same time he produced
golden (colored crown, inlaid
with rare gems of beautifully
colored glass.
This" said Mr.. Walters, hold
ing the royal bauble aloft, "is a
historic crown. Norma Shearer
once wore it in New York and I
borrowed it in 1912"
He placed the diadem on Miss
Talbott's raven locks and asked
her if there was anything she'd
like to say on this momentous
occasion. She nodded and stepped
to the microphone.
Thank you very much, every
body" she said.
End of beauty contest.
X X
If you were mystified by that
note the other day about Vic and
Ado, the Shoreham Blue Rooms
Brazilian acrobats, you were no
more mystified than the man who
wrote it was when he read the
way it came out in the paper. It
read that their plane arrived
late enough that they had to stay
In Miami overnight until the Of
flee opened in the country, of
course; this is just technicality.
What 1t said in this typewriter,
before somebody threw away the
lines in parenthesis here, was that
"they had to stay in Miami over
night until the office opened Ito
accept the usual bond posted by
entertainers on entering the cSun-
try. Miami is stilD in the coun-
Evening star., 1950-02-07
After
Dark
Miss Talbot Wins
A Borrowed Crown
BY Harry Macarthur

/ try. of course; this is just a tech
nicality." If you are now more
confused than ever, the matter
will be dropped.
X X X
The Midnight Merry Co. Round: ::
Johnny Robb. the Madrillon's Or
.chestra leader. keeps running into
people from his home town. AL
toona, Pa. He's run into so many
of them he's thinking of staging
an Altoona Night" just to get
them all together at once. If you
are from Altoona and interested,
let Mr.. Robb know at the Mad
.rillon. Dave and Paul Young,
who made the Romany Room a
popular place around here. are
back on the local scene. So far
it is a restaurant, not a night
club, that they are operating in
the Wedgewood Room of the
Evening star., 1950-02-07

Patent Office refused to accept q
patent application filed by Benja-
min Fox of Long Island City, N. Y
Mr.. Fox, while still a Patent Office
|employe. perfected an electrical
device for measuring altitude
Although he prepared his patent
application while employed there
he did not file it until after he
resigned.
The Patent Office held he was
excluded from filing by law that
states any such employe shall be
incapable to acquire any right or
interest in any patent issued by
the office"
Judge Tamm, however, held that
Evening star., 1950-02-07

Mr.. Fox did not have an interest
in patent already issued" He
wrote that Mr.. Fox "by his crea-
tive ability. developed an interest
in an invention"
"The fact that he drew up his
application prior to his removal
from the Patent Office does not
change his interest from one in
an invention to one in a patent ~
the judge declared, with the APP
peals Court approval.
Mr.. Fox is now employed as a
civilian worker in the Army Signal
Corps. He was represented by
Attorney William D. Hall.
Evening star., 1950-02-07

dodge Hotel. The official open
ing was held Sunday. "% Hazel
Scott. the vastly talented pianist
who won her fame in such night
clubs as New York's Cafe Society
before turning to concert tours,
will be at the National Guard
Armory on Friday night. Miss
SCOTS local appearance is being
sponsored by the Washington
Metropolitan Council of the Ma
tional Council of Negro Women.
- The Neptune Room has new
music. furnished by the Billy
Arnold Trio, which was here sew
eral years ago, and by Ethel Gum
derson, who also Is familiar to
Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
Patent Office Aides
Device Right Upheld

A Patent Office employe has the
right to apply for a patent on his
own invention. after he resigns
from the Office, even though his
invention was conceived during
his employment there.
The United States Court of
Appeals affirmed this view, taken
earlier by District Court Judge
Edward A. Tamm.
The question arose when the
Evening star., 1950-02-07
Fishing Boat Nets Bomb

The fishing smack Henry Har-
ris arrived at Hastings, England,
recently after a nights fishing in
the Channel. with a 2OO-pound
bomb lodged in her nets. J..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
Catholic Bishop
Outlines Aims OF
lnterracial Centers

| SYRACUSE, N. Y. Most Rev
Walter A. Foery, bishop of Syra.
cuse, stated last week, according to
the Syracuse Post Standard. that
the aim of the new Catholic inter
racial center here is that 1--WE NAV
understand each other better: not
that we may understand the Negro
or that he may understand u.s."
The Bishop, speaking at a tea
to raise funds for the new center.
known as the Bishop Foery foun-
datlon, credited Father Charles J.
Brady, its director and Catholic
lnterracial guild members with the
center's development.
$4,000 building fund was raised
Tor the center during a dinner qiv-
en- IN honor of Father Brady last
March, when Bishop Foery slashed
race prejudice.
The Catholic Interracial guild
held its first meeting of Negro
and white Catholics in 1941 after
bishop Foery appointed Father
DAVID Norcott as moderator Anna
4. Thompson was first chairman
OF the guild. William Chiles is
president of the council.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
MinOrities Blast
Congress On
Liberties InactiOn

NEW YORK-(ATLAS)-Con
gress was harshly critized thi.
week for it's failure to enact =
single civil rights law during 1915
IN joint report on national pro-
gress in civil liberties. The report
was issued jointly by the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress and the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Although the national admin
istration remained firm in its sup
port of the civil rights program;
and introduced series of specific
bills coalition of Republicans and
Southern Democrats prevented
their enactment" the report said
The reports ak fell heavily on
the action of local authorities in
numerous cases involving violence
against minority groups, problem
it called "the most disturbing de-
velopment during the year.
While these outburst revealed
a dangerous degree of hostility to-
ward minorities, none of them was
so serious that it could not have
been prevented by firm action by
local authorities" the report said.
On the state level, however, the
survey found that more civil rights
laws were passed in 1949 than in
any previous year. The State &C
complishments cited, included four
new Fair Employment Practices
Acts, six laws banning segrega-
ton in public schools and two
measures forbidding discrimina-
ton in admission to colleges, uni
versities and secondary schools.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
ANTI-JIMCROW
BILL FAILS
AGAIN In VA.

RICHMOND, WA bill calling
for the end of segregation in travel
in the state of Virginia failed again
last week as the courts of Justice
committee of the state house of
delegates voted 9-7 against the pro-
posal.
Rep. Armistead L. Boothe of
Alexandria sponsored the bill. He
said he expected to bring it up in
1852.
This action marked the second
time a bill to end jimcrow in Vir-
ginia has failed to pass the same
committee.
Another civil rights bill that fail
ed in the secret committee meet
lngs was proposal to set up
state race relations commission.
1t is reported that the follow
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11

The National Conference of
Christians and Jews, headed by
Everett R. Clinchy, is seeking to
raise three million dollars to fl
nance its Brotherhood Week pro-
gram, which continues on a year
round basis. The crux of this
program is to encourage and en-
able "Protestants, Catholics and
Jews to plan and work together
as team mates, in mutual respect
and understanding for the we'll
being of themselves, the commur-
ity and the nation"
This program, dedicated to the
principle of equality and justice
for all races and creeds, will be
carried out through 5,672 Prot.
estant, Catholic and Jewish or
CARNATIONS; 6,588 schools; TIA col
leges; nearly 1900 labor organi-
cations, and approximately the
same number of parent-teacher
associations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
Million Dollar
Talent Set For
Cancer Drive
Programs

NEW YORK-Famed contralto
Marian Anderson will lend her
voice to assist the 1850 Cancer Cru
sade put over the American Cam
Ger Society's message of need for
more funds for its three-pronged
attack on cancer through research,
education and service, it was an
nounced this week. An array of
radio and screen stars will parti
cipate in the drive.
Plans for the Embarrassing drive,
opening April l, call for more than
a million dollars" in contributed
talent and radio time.
Transcribed messages by screen
stars Edward Arnold, Cary Grant
and Roy Rogers have already been
produced. Other stars are being re-
cruited for April broadcasting.
Guy Lombardo and Xavier Cugat
with their orchestras are scheduled
for musical programs. Mollie Nc
zee will appear in a serious role
making short appeal for cancer
funds.
Commentator Fulton Lewis, Jr.,
Will be heard in Transcribed an
nouncement. Top flight radio an
nouncers, Andre Baruch, Dan Sey-
mour,, Harlow Wilcox, Del Sharbutt
and others are scheduled for SINH
lar appeals.
In addition all of the 81 divisions
OF the American Cancer Society
Will develop local live talent shows
Radio time has been pledged for
programs during the drive by a
majority of the stations through
out the country.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
Hollywood
Interested In
Brotherhood

HOLLYWOOD (Atlas) The
ideals of Brotherhood Week. and
the proposals for putting them in
operation will be brought into
nearly every city, town and vii
lage of the United States by the
men and women who own the ma
TONS more than $4,000 theatres,
and who produce the 360-400 films
here each year.
This year Brotherhood Week
will be held February 19 to rs TO
commemorate Washington's Birth
day, Feb. %. 1t will be spon-
sored, as it has been sponsored
since it was first observed in 1884,
by the National Conference of
Christians and Jews.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
Communists Are
Made, Says Noted
Catholic

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. = (Spe-
clal)-"Men are Communists in
the United States and Canada be-
cause you and | have not been the
Catholics we should be-" Baroness
catherine de Hueck told a group
OF Catholic leaders here.
A native of Russia, the noted
Catholic addressed alumni of Mar
quette University.
Known to her friends as "The
b." short for "The baroness" and
as Mrs. Eddie Doherty, Catherine
de Hueck founded Friendship
houses in Harlem, Chicago, and
elsewhere, to demonstrate "Christ's
work OF mercy in counteracting in
terracial injustice.r
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-11
A Plea That
Made Sense

Petaluma, Calif.-Although Gil
nseppi Merga, 70, was seriously
injured, he kept insisting that
someone go find the part of his
coat that was missing, Police
found the fragment on the door
or the car that struck Merga at
an intersection. Merga pulled from
it $2,760 in 500 bills.