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Evening star., 1950-05-03
Battles for League Titles Mark
Major BowIers' Final Matches

Prince Georges County Ladies
League bowler. hit $40 to gain
the Glass D singles lead as the
29th annual Washington Women's
Duckpin Association tournament
opened at Hyattsville Recreation
last night.
Edna Lewis and Eloise Mills of
the Bethesda Ladies loop shared
the spotlight by squirting on top
in Class D doubles with 658. Miss
Mills boWled 346.
Parkwood Opticians of the
Southeats Ladies Comme ercia
League tailed high team score
of 1861 to gain first place in
Glass c. MaSon's Flower Shop
of the Silver Spring Bethesda La
dies loop shot to first place in
D with 1.547 while the Bucks of
GPO gained the runnerup spot
with 1888. Marie Grenan's 332
helped the Gremlins of the Vic
tory Ladies loop take over the E
team LEAD Win ,45U.
Tomorrow nights schedule:
ton Co, Bethesda iD); Old Williamsburg
Restaurant, Sc, Coml CD; Stems Hard
ware, Brookland (C); Hill Lettering, Sc
ComI (C): Famous Bar, Sc. Coml Cd;
Gnomes, NATL Cap. Ode Longs Fence Co.,
Brookland (C): Wonder Bread, IndeDendent
D); Boswell Hyattsville Cd;
Pontiac, GPO Cd.
Doubles: 7;30 pm.-Ronnie Booth Libby
Troiano. Tiny -Wendehack- k-Mary Barnes
Loretta Martin-Helen capone, Joan Craig
Carol Hardy.
Teams pm-Beta Chi, Inter-Sorority
1El; siama Phi Gamma No. J. Inter
Doubles: $50 pm-Helen Burrows-
Forconi, Greta Duvall-Lil Usher, Lula
Chandler-Doris MillaT; Ale Brown. Dorothy
Matthews, Vivian Hill-Vivian Walsh.
Marie Pestillo-Bess Price, Flora Zafer-
Marie Rath-Billie Bowman. Louise Thomas
Nina Owen. Pat Burch-Inez Bryan.
Joe Bachman-Ginger Barnes, Sophia
Dampier-Lois Todd
Singles: $50 pm.-Louise Martin, Anne
Carlson Emma Bourne. Evelyn Nickel.
Toni Rowe, Agnes Knox, Vivian Jabas,
Marie BOYD
Minnie Brown, Betty Coil. Lucille Ira
band. Laura Busch.
Genda James. Olga Kazemersky, Moreno
Diamond Marguerite Vetter.
Pearl Soden. Dorothy Simpson, Margaret
Fay, Edna Lewis.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

News that may eventually be
extremely bad news for the crab
bing industry in the Chesapeake
Bay came to us this past week.
1t is of some $4,000 cases of
canned crab meat received in this
country with a value of around
So million. This crab meat was
caught and processed in the II
slave labor camps which the Rus
slams have set up, stretching from
Murmansk to the Sakahlin
Islands.
This slave labor Russian crab
meat sells on the average of So
per case less than crab meat
caught and processed in this
country. Some $4,000 cases landed
in Seattle, Wash, direct from ST.
IBERIA. The other $4,000 odd cases
came from Great Britain and
landed in Boston, Mass.
The British in their trade with
Russia were forced, so the story
goes, to take 10000 cases of this
crab meat, in order to obtain
canned salmon which they desire
and need. In order to realize some
British shipped part of it over
here, underwriting American proc
essed crab meat.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
OUTDOORS

Best news over the week end
came from several points almost
simultaneously. The hardhead
have started to bite. Several were
caught at Cove Point, Md. by
anglers casting from the shore for
rockf1sh with bloodworms for bait,
about the middle of last week. A
few were taken by one party at
Benedict before that.
But the really big catch came
last Saturday when Capt. George
Willing and Capt. Rode Langley
took a party of about eight over
to the mouth of the Honga River
on the Eastern Shore. They came
back with los fish. all ranging
around two pounds apiece.
The next day. Capt. Willing
Evening star., 1950-05-03
| Robinson Bids for Shoi
Al La Motta's Middle
Grown June ID
BY ths ASsoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. May 3.-Now that
Jake La Motta has agreed to put
his rusting middleweight crown on
the line. who's going to try to
knock it off?
Welter King Sugar Ray Robin
son and Laurent Dauthuille. fiaShy
Frenchman. seem TO have the in
side track at the moment,
La Motta yesterday agreed to
defend his l60-pound title in YAM
kee Stadium June Il. His oppo-
nent will be named May Is.
a Dauthuille-La Motta scrap
would be a natural. Dathuille bat
tered Steve BelloiSe. top-ranking
New York contender. into sub
mission in the seventh round
Monday at Montreal. And the
crowd would go for the drama
Of Dauthuille attempting to bring
back to France the title the late
Marcel Cerdan lost to La Motta
/ ASeSN y AAAS AAA ASlIOll.
Robinson Would Move In.
Robinson. who finds it harder
and harder to make the 147-pound
limit, has announced a desire to
tangle with his Bronx playmate,
over whom he holds four decisions.
A spokesman for Sugar Ray an
nounced that Robby would appear
before the New York State Boxing
Commission Friday to post a So
900 foreit bond as a formal chal-
lenge to La Motta.
Then there is the squat Robert
Villemain. He's a Frenchman, too,
and holds decision over La
Motta, La Motta won an unpopu-
lar split verdict in another meet
ing.
1t seems. however, that Vile
main is not under consideration,
according to Al WE'LL, match
maker for the International Box
ing Club.
"Villemain wasn't included be-
cause he has signed for a June
II bout in Philadelphia with Rob-
inson for another promoter" said
WE'LL. But Robinson is included
because he told us he hasn't
signed for that fight"
Villemain's Pilot Squawks.
However. George Kanter. Vile
mains American representative.
said last night that Villemain has
not signed to meet Robinson.
Kanter planned to protest today
elimination of Villemain from
consideration.
Villemain holds two decisions
over Dauthuille. The latter, in
turn. outpointed La Motta in
their only engagement. La Motta
is the only man ever to defeat
Robinson. All Of which adds to
very confusing situation.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Ski Club Will Hold
Social Meeting Friday

The Ski Club of Washington will
hold its first off-season social
event at $50 pm. Friday at the
Potomac Boat House, Thirty sixth
and K streets NV. DR.. Frank
Howard's color film. This Is Ski
ing" will be shown.
DR.. Joseph H. Watson was
named president in the clubs re-
cent elections. Other officers elect
ed were Edmund Couch, jr., vice
president; Joan Houswirth, secre-
tary; Dorothy O'Bryan, treasurer:
German P. Young, publicity di-
rector; Edward Mischler, program
director. and John I. Davidson,
education and safety director.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Caps Expect to Sign
Schnittker Next Week

Dick Schnittker, Ohio State
basket ball star, is expected here
next week to sign contract with
the Washington Caps.
Schnittker. the Caps No.
choice in the National Basketball
Associations recent college draft
talked with Coach Bones McKin-
ney over the phone yesterday. Nc
Kinney says he is certain there
will be no contract difficulties.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

went back with
Micky McCar-
thy and the two
of them caught
A. more, all nice
fish. S h r i m p
bait did the
trick and Nc
Carthy reports
the fish were
a c tive a II d
scrappy, double
headers being
not uncommon.
So they're really
on the feed at
last.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Hendren Fourth Veteran
Signed by Redskins

The Washington Redskins have
four veterans and 18 newcomers
signed UP for the 1850 National
Football League campaign.
Bob Hendren is the latest player
to sign. The former University of
Southern California tackle signed
for his second season with the
Redskins yesterday.
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Helen Jacobs to Speak

1t. Comdr. Helen Hull Jacobs,
U. S. N. R.. former women's world's
world tennis champion, was to be
guest speaker today at the Wom-
ems Recreation Association of
George Washington University S
spring awards tea. The affair
was scheduled for 4 pm. in the
lounge of Lisner Auditorium.
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Pirates, 6; Braves, ]

IOLdIS II D .f IU7
Boston 0-0--NO'N'0- ~ " 600 01o oO0-1
Pittsburgh 400 900 20x-6
,o1 1Ruqs-Rysn, Gastislicone e2I. Kiner
Phps 6asd
hit--Westlake. Sacriices-Phillips. Beard
Double plays-MartauRh and Phillips;
lone and Phillips. Left on hases-Boston,
:; Pittsburgh, 8. Base on balls--Oh SPAIN,
2; eff Dickson 2; Of Hogue; l.; Donovan.
l. by Hogue, /; by Donovan. /. Hits
on SPAIN, in 2 inning; of Hogue, 2
in 37s innings; of Donovan. l in in
nings. Wild pitch-Donovan. Balk-Dono-
van; Winner-Dickson CID. Loser
SPAIN (3-l)
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Cubs, 10; PhiIIies, 8
Totals 80 924 Totals 40 16 81 13
Safe on error batting for Church in

fourth.
Ran for Nicholson in fourth.
s-Flied out for Thompson in fifth.
Doubled for Konstanty in ninth.
Ran for owen in Sth.
Philadelphia --------- 010 140 OIL,
Chicago ----..-- 340 001 11X-lO
sisler. Goliat, Lopata, Jeffcoat t2), Ed
wards, Ward (2), Sauer 90, Pafko CD
Ramazzotti Errors-Terwilliger, Hammer
sauer, owen. Goliat. Schef1ng. Runs bat
ted in-Ward Sauer 80, Smalley (2l'
Pafko (2), Goliat, Lopata t2), Jones, Jack
son, Edwards, whitman. Two-base hits
Smalley (2l, Jeffcoat, Sauer (2!. Sisler'
Golat, Pafko, Jackson, Ward, Edwards,
Hollmig Sacrifce-Leonard. Left on
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, a Bases
on ballS-Off Heintzelman %, Thompson
u. Candini 90, Konstanty (2); Rush
a., Leonard %. Struck out-.By Heintz-
elman %, Church (2). Candini 20, Rush
o21. LsonaTdd 81; Hits-ofi Heintzelman ie nan
nelly. Q in /; Rush. s in 7ls: Leonard, l
in "a. Hit by. pitcher-By Rush whit t;
-Schefing. Winning pitcher-Rush (2-O);
losing pitcher-Heintzelman ODD.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

Today a Year Ago-New York
Giants Manager Leo Durocher
was reinstated by Commissioner
A. B. Chandler, who said there
wasn't sufficient evidence to
show Durocher had assaulted a
baseball fan.
Evening star., 1950-05-03

Brooklyn - 600 1O6 O3O--10
st. Louis ---------- 40 900 100 8
Runs-Reese (2), Morgan. Robinson
(2), Furillo, Hodges, Snider, Edwards. Roe,
Glaviano, Miller (2l. Errors-Pollet,
Glaviano. Deal. Runs batted in-Schoen-
dienst. Glaviano 90, Furillo (2). Hodges,
Snider co. Morgan go, Russell, Robinson.
TWo-baSe hits-Furillo. Roe Three-base
hits-RobinSon, Morgan. Home run
Snider. Stolen base-Robinson Sacrifice
Roe, Double pIays---Pollet, Miller,
and Hodges; Glaviano, Schoendienst and
Bilko. Left on bases-Brooklyn, 8; st:
Louis, 8, Bases on ,balls-of Roe, 4; of
Marlin Gf Oh stfuek FGnJISky onts9 SH Ree Pes % b1
Pollet, 3. Hits-Of Pollet. 5 in 5 Gaced
four batters in SIXTH; off ,PoholSky. 2 in
eighth; off Martin, in . wild pitches
-Pollet, Poholsky, Martin. Winning
pitcher-Roe CID; losing pitcher-Pollet
U-3).
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Y. M. |. Names ; Cuptuins

LEXINGTON, Va, May 8 (P).-
Captains of three winter sports
teams next season at Virginia
Military Institute have been
elected. They are Rudy White
basketball; Jerry Eggleston, wres-
tling, and Victor Parks, swimming
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Night Baseball League
Will Be Discussed

A night baseball league for Or
ganized teams from Washington
and Maryland will be discussed at
meeting tomorrow night at
o'clock at the Prince Georges Sta
dium, Central avenue and Ritchie
road.
All teams interested in the
league. which will play at Prince
Georges Tuesday and Thursday
nights, should call Hillside 6879
after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
By Ben McAIwee.

Hot scraps for the individual
championships of the Major Dis
trict and Capitol Ladies Major
Leagues will spice the season S
final matches tonight.
Cletus Pannell, Miller -Wrenn
Furniture team ace, who leads
the Major District circuit with a
1918 average for Sc games, will
start at 7:30 at Hi-Skor against
Winchester Packard.
Sonny Weldon, trailing by nine
pins with a 126-101 mark for 102
games, bowls with H. B. Leary
Motors against Covington Motors
at 7:30 at Penn Recreation.
Tony Santini, At pins behind
with a 1868 average for SO
games, rolls with Morris Miller
Liquors against the newly crowned
champion, Hendrix Steak House,
at King Pin at 7:30. Russ Spill
man of Winchester Packard. erst-
while pacesetter, still has a fight
ing chance to land the title, al
though trailing by Sc pins with a
1860 average.
The battle for supremacy in the
Capitol Ladies' League will see
Frances Wilson, Hyattsville Rec
reation team ace, striving to over
come a 49-pin lead held by Toni
Rowe, King Pin star, who is ahead
with a 117-57 average for 102
games. Boots Petit, captain of
the pennant-winning Bethesda
Bowling Center quint, trails by
SO pins with a 1868 average.
In the final matches King Pin
fires at Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Brookland at Bethesda, Green
way at Hyattsville and Hi-Skor
at Clarendon.
Sheridan Super Market. led by
Jane MacCord'S 343 set, whipped
Rex Engraving, 81, to move one
game out of first place in the
Washington'S Ladies League pen
nant race when leading Marx
jewelers. dropped two games to
Edgemoor Motors. Violet Fore
man spanked Edgemoor's win with
a 339 set. The season ends next
Monday at Ice Palace.
Christine johnson, a 94average
Evening star., 1950-05-03

Taking Larger Trout" by Law
renee R. Roller has just been
brought out by Little, Brown &
Co. 1t is a book on specialized
fishing which should have great
interest for trout anglers. This
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Red Sox, 6; indians, I

sIW = I
Called out on strikes for Garcia in 9th.
Grounded out for Bearden in Sth
Cleveland 600 600 OO1-1
Boston ----- 10 O30 10x-6
Runs-Gordon, DiMaegio, Pesky, Will
liams, Stephens, Wright, Dropo Errors
stephens, DiMaggio, Wright Dropo t2),
Williams. Gordon. Two-baSe ldts-Pesky
(2). Three-base hit-Dropo. Homeruns-
Williams. Gordon. Sacrifce-TebbettS
Double plays-Vernon (unassisted), Pesky
Doerr and Dropo; Boudreau, Gordon and
Vernon; Kennedy and Vernon. Left or
bases-Cleveland, z; Boston, T.. Base or
balls-Of McDermott, 5; of Garcia. 3
OF bearden, Q; off Benton, J. .Strikeouts
OF Garcia. in 8 innings of Bearden.
in . innings; of Benton / in l inning
Balk - McDermott Winning pitcher -
McDermott CID. Losing pitcher-Garcis
(0-l.
Evening star., 1950-05-03
Major League Box Scores
TUESDAYS GAMES.
Dodgers, 10; Cards, }
TUESDAYS GAMES.

Totals 81 10 O2714 Totals "a 1927 8
$-Singled for Poholsky in seventh.
1-SinRled for Martin in ninth.
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NE TAS RUPEJO?
[ Atkelta is Alto pusl.

gerai kvepiancios vietos bltu ap-
eitos ir pasiliktq nepajudintos.
Komisijos dauguma, atrodo,
rupinosi ne tick patikrinti, ar
McC Carthy kaltinimai turi kokio
1iors pamato, kick neduoti rinki-
minei propaganda medziagos
Del to respublikonai komisi-
ia atvirai vadina "Isbaltinimo
Bendrove' -.
Teisingiausia atrodo senate
|riaus Lodge nuomone, kurioje
|jis sako,. jog faktas, kad visa
eile kaltinimu buvo neirodyta,
komisijos nei kick neatpalaidoja
nuo atsakomybes, reikalaujan-
clos, kad il patti dalyka istirtQ
be jokiq spragu.
Gal taip ir butu buve padary-
ia, jei ne tie rinkimai prizes
axis -.
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.PARDUOTOJI NUOTAKA'
CAIN PARK TEATRE

Nuo rugpiucio / Xxi IL dienos
Cain Park teatre (Prie Superior
ir Lee Rd.) vaidinama Smeta-
nos opera ''Parduotoji nuotaka"
Dirigentas Vernon Hammond,
American Opera Company direk-
torius. Visam pastatymui vado-
vauja DIR. Benno Frank. Marin
kos roleje Beverly Dame, nese-
Mai vaidinusi New Yorke "The
Medium. Vasiko rolej - Will
liam Boohm. Apie 70 asmenu
choras sudarytas is vietos Bel
bendroves, ceku ir zydu chorQ
Orkestre dalyvauja "a orkes.
trantai is Clevelando simfoni.
nio orkestro. Dekoratorius -
Gerard L. Gentle, baleto vado.
I've - Eleonore Buchla.
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MIRE ]. BENDLERIO BROLIS

Liepos 20 diena Strides smugiu
mire VIM. A. Bendleris, IS, gy-
venes Racine, Wise, Clevelan-
dieciams gerai pazistamo moks-
leiviu inspektoriaus Juozo Bend
lerio brolis. Bendleriu Selma, XII
lusi is Mazosios Lietuvos. Per
ilga laika Amerikoje taciau ne
nutrauke rysiq SUI lietuviais. We
lionis prizes 80 metu gyveno Wa
terbury, Conn. Ten tebegyvena
dar du jq broliai - Charles il
Kazimieras. Viena sesuo Mary
Anastasia yra vienuole prancis.
kone Mt. Vernon, Ill. vienuoly.
ne. Oar viena sesuo, Ona zebrie.
ne, yra anksciau mirusi Water.
buryje. 10 seimos liko zmons
Ieva ir sunus VIM. Bender, jr
Palaidotas pereita sestadieni
West Lawn Memorial Park, Ra.
cine, Wise.
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NEPAMIRsKIT Ats IsVAzIAVlMO!

{ Primename, kad sekmadieni,
liepos 80 d., ALT Sajungos
Clevelando skyrius DIR Tamo-
saicio sode rengia idomu pobu-
vi, j kuri kvieciami atsilanky-
tt ne tik skyriaus nariai su Sci
momis, bet ir visi kiti tautie-
ciai, kuriems tas pobuvis afro
dys gals butt idomus.
salia dainu, sokiu ir uzkan-
ziu, norintiems bus progos ir
"papolitikuoti", mes rengiamos
ir diskusijos apie aktualiuosius
pasaulines politikos ivykius ir ju
ltaka Lietuviu tautai bel Ameri-
koje gyvenantiems lietuviams
Pirmasis kalbetojas tose disku-
sijose bus zinomas visupmeni-
ninkas, so metu Amerikoje, il
placiai dalyvaujas ne tik lietu-
wiz, bet ir bendrame amerikie-
ciu visuomeniniame gyvenime
neseniai isisteigusio lietuviu po-
litinio klubo pirmininkas P. j.
Eiurys. Pc to lures rrogos pa.
EeikSti savo nuomones visa eli
lie kitty pobuvio dalyvil. Tie
Auriems nebus moro apsunkinti
save painiomis problemomis, Ii.
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SIMFONINIAI KONCERTAI

81 sestadieni, liepos 20 diena
Public Auditorijoj koncerto soil
stai bus Jeanne Chalifoux ir Ho-
kompozitorius pianis-
tas Herbert Mayer - arfos il
piano duetas.
Kita sestadieni, rugpiucio s
diena, vasaros sezono uzdarymo
koncerte solistai bus - jauna
clevelandiete daininke (sopra-
no) Gloria Godfrey ir Clevelan-
do simfoninio orkestro koncert-
meisteris smuikininkas Ernest
Kardos.
Koncertu pradzia $50 v. v.
Bilietai is anksto parduodami
pas Burrows, 419 Euclid Ave-,
arba koncerto diena nuo 7:3o
Public Auditorium kasoje is La
Reside Avenue puses.
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P R A N E 81 M A 5
Lietuvos Istorijos
prenumeratoriams

Leidyklos 'Patria' skyrius
Amerikoje visiems ''Lietavos
lstorijos" prenumeratoriams pra'
mesa, kad knygos jau yra Bre-
memo uoste ir. netrukus turf butt
sukrautos j laiva. Tikimasi, kad
Xxi rugpidcio menesio vidurio JOS
jau pasieks Amerika. Kai TX
jos praeis pro muitine, tuojau
bus siuntinejamos prenumera-
toriams. Siunciama bus is eiies,
pirma ITEMS, kurie anksciau uz-
sisake.
Leidyklos adresas Amerikoje:
P.atri a,
As st. Johns Pl.
Stamford, Conn. =
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KUDIRKIEcIQ SUSIRINKIMA'

DR.. Vinco Kudirkos Draugijos
menesinis susirinkimas ivyks
ateinanti ketvirtadieni, rugpiu-
clio (August) 3 d., 800 val. wax.
Lietuviu Svetaineje, $685. Su-
|perior Ave. Nariai prasomi bl-
tinai dalyvauti ir nepamirsti pi-
Inigu mario mokesciui bel pomir-
tinems apmoketi.
/. J. Samas
Nutarimu rastinikas
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PARDUODAMAS

2 seimu namas, A ir 2 kamb.,
S-ju aukstu, su visais patogu-
mais, 2 garazai, didelis ir gra-
ziai aptvarkytas sklypas, Lin
wood gatvej. kama $15,OO0.--
imoketi tik $780,. Kreiptis
p. p. Muliolis, 66O6 Superior.
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NAUJA TREMTINIQ dos
VALDYBA

b q
Sekmadieni Tremtiniu Drau-
gijos susirinkime buvo isrinkts
nauja valdyba: ]. Rimasauskas
Gaizutis, A. Tamulionis. Kan.
datais isrinkti: Steponas Mas
|valiauskas. Kandidatai: St. Mas
WITS, A. Braziulis, ]. Damusie
ne. Buvusios valdybos pasiu'
lyti istatu pakeitimai atmesti
Tx nustatytas nariq amziau.
|minimumas - 18 metu.
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ASi1 Remejoms!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Spargo Sophie,
Cincinnati, Ohio, So
Baltus J. S., Brooklyn, NY. 81
Jonusas Bronius,
Baltimore, Md. 81
zelvis B., Miami, Fla. 81
Degesys Dan.,
Cleveland, Ohio, 81
Mihelich Anna,
Cleveland, Ohio 81
Nasvytis Antanas,
Cleveland, Ohio 81
Burniauskas l.
Washington, D. C. 81
Cernius j., Brooklyn, N. Y. ST.
Gavrilcikas st.
Amsterdam, N. Y. ST.
Steponaitis K.
New Britain, Conn.,, ST.
Dilba Adolfas,
Bridgewater, Mass, sc
Kregzde j., Avon, Ohio 81
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noma, gales diskusiju vieton
ir neuzsukti, O pasitenkinti at
skirais laisvais pasikalbejimais
SUI pazistamais ir naudotis Sven
tadienio poilsiui idealia aplinka,
kuria sudaro grail paezere bel
puikus sodas. Be to, ia dar zada
paivairinti pobuvio seimininkes
Islaidoms padengti dalyviai ten
pat bus prasomi imoketi po SOC.
Pradzia 800 val. PIP. Miesto
susisiekimo priemonemis vyks-
antieji turf pasiekti Eulid Beach
ir ten persestf ] autobusa su uz.
rasu County Line. Is jo reikis
islipti ties 26O gatve. Ten rel.
kia eiti tiesiai j kiema, skersa
Lake Shore Blvd. (Nr. 26OO1)
Pobuvis ivyks net ir nepelan'
kiam orui esant.
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"VIENO PASAULIO" sVENTE

"vIENO PASAULIO" svENTE
Taip buvo pavadinta sekma.
dieni Kulturiniuose Darzeliuose
ivykusios iskilmes. Nors pasau.
lis ir suskiles, bet Clevelande
bent cia gyvenanciu tautybiv
bendravimas ta ideja palaiko.
Musu ciurlionieciai jau eisenos
metu atkreipe savo dainomis
visu demesi, o programme ju
pasirodymas vistiek lietuviams
kele pasididziavima, nors ir XII
tos tautybes simet zymiai stip-
riau pasirode, negu pernai. Di-
dziausia pazanga, palyginius su
pernai metals, buvo lenku pa
sirodyme. Ukrainieciai pasirode
SUI CANA geru naujakuriu cho-
ru. Jie, salia lietuviu, buvo vie
ninteliai, pasirode SUI naujomis
jegomis. Pasirode 81 karta ir
suomiu moteru choras. Tiesa,
atvirame ore visiems chorams
salygos nera labai palankios,
didesnems sokeju grupems, paw,
musu "Malunui'' estradoje per
maza erdves. Wis delto musiskiu
|sokiai buvo gyviausi. Xiii kaz
kodel buvo daugiausiai apstinge.
Publikos buvo irgi daugiau,
kaip pernai. Lietuviai buvo vie
nj is dazniausiai sutinkamuju.
Vengrai turejo dar atskira pro-
grama savo darzelyje. Ten pat
buvo ir vaises, kurias kick SUI
kliude tuoj po pragramos pra-
sidejes lietus.
Pastebeta, kad publikoje mai.
sesi ivairus parasq rinkejai. Rim.
ko parasus tulas kandidatas ir
rodos gavo visa eile nepiliecir
parasQ :, berods, bande rinkt
parasus ir "taikos apastalai'
komunistai. Patartina tokiais at
vejais gerai apsiziureti, ko til
prasu rinkejai nori. Tokiose ap
linkybese rimtiems pasirasy
mans is viso ne vieta, O nerim
tu dalyku niekur neapsimok:
pasirasineti. Ypac dabar, kad;
komunistai stengiasi savo tiks
lams prismedzioti parasu, pri
idengdami visokiomis kaukemis
jei sekasi, tai net antikomunis
tais pasivadindami.
KUDIRKIECIV SUSIRINKIMA'
DIR. Vinco Kudirkos Draugijo
!. menesinis susirinkimas ivyk
ateinanti ketvirtadieni, rugpiJ
ciO (AuUl1st\ 9 n Q.OO vol vol
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LIETUvIU KLUBo PIKNIKAs

Kita sestadieni, rugpiucio
(August) 5 diena nuo 200 Xxi
800 val. yak. Lietuviu Klubas
rengia pirma metini savo nariu
piknika MORSCHER'S FARM,
(vaziuoti Highland Rd. paskui
i ksire / mylia Miner Rd.) Mu-
zika sokiams, alus nemokamas,
tik reikia tureti mario kortele ir
savo stikline. w iejima irgi ne
|reikes moketi.
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ATOSTOGAUJA

Pasizymejes SLA organiza-
torius ir veiklus Clevelando lie
tuviu visuomeninio gyvenimo ju-
dintojas A. M. Praskevicius su
znona siuo metu atostogauja
ties Wilkes Barre, Pennsylva-
nijoje, zmonos brolio lkyje.
, Girls sios savaites gale.
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RKO Keith's 1O5th

Liepos 26 - 20 "The White
Tower" SUI Glenn Ford, Valli ir
Claude Rains.