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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
S E UL A S
vel opIeidziomos

Korejos sostine - Seulas ant
ra karta netrukus greiciausiai
vel bus raudonqju, 81 karta kinu
rankose. Lygiai suejus pusme-
ciui nuo pirmojo komunistu ISL
verzimo j Seula (pereita liepos
menesi), siu Kaledu antra diena
prasidejo kinu puolimas Karejos
fronto centre. Spejama, kad puo-
la apie 80 diviziju, apie 10000
kareiviu.
Apginti Seula nuo tos masses
is anksto buvo nenumatoma. Tx
ties Inchonu, netoli nuo Seulo
esanciu uostu ITO pajegos mano
ilgesni laika islaikyti prietilti.
Taigi Seulas bus apleistas ir
dabar jau is jo pasitrauke ne tik
ten buvusios diplomatines atsto-
vybes bel Korejos valdzios istai-
gos, bet bega ir didziausios mi
MOS gyventoju - ne tik tie, ku-
rie pirma karta buvo pabege, bet
ir tie, ar. greiciau ypac tie, kurie
karta jau buvo susidure su ko-
munistu sauvale ir daugiau jau
iokiu budu nenori SUI ia besusi-
durti.
Is girdimu per radija pasako-
jimu apie ta begima, susidaro
vaizdai baisesni, negu Europoje
ju buvo daugybe, kai zmones be-
90 nuo besiartinanciu raudonojo
tvano bangu. Bega zmones, neat
sizvelgdami jokiu kliuciu ir jokio
vargo, turedami vieninteli tiks-
Ia - tik kaip nors pabegti nuo
to, kas ateina. Bet Korejieciu be-
gimas dar tue liudnesnis, kad ne
labai toll jie tegali pabegti. Jl-
ros krantai netoli, jeigu Junt.
Tautu kariuomene lures visai pa
sitraukti is Korejos, tai pasku-
tine priebega jiems bus dingus.
o numatoma, kad tai gall atsitik-
ii, nors kinams tai lures ir CANA
brangiai kastuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Stai jau netrukus bus menuo
laiko, kaip Chicagoje atidarytas
lietuviu vaiku teatras. Del ivai-
riu sventiniu kliuciu tik dabar
skaitytojams apie tai tepapasa-
kojame.
Pirmasis to teatro pasirody-
mas ivyko gruodzio 2 diena, kad
buvo pirma karta cia vaidinta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
laisvininlo reikala1ns. Todel ALT Vyk
domasis Komitetas siuo skelbia
LAISVES MOBILIZACIJOS VAJU
r.. Pirmas sio vajaus tikslas yra su-
rinkti Lietuvos laisvinimo reikalams

rinkti Lietuvos laisvinimo reikalams
100000
Antras 10 tikslas - tvirciau susi-
organizuoti, itraukiant darba dau-
giau lietuviu draugiju il paskiru as
MENU sudarant savanoriu darbuotoju
ir nuolatiniu aukotojQ burius.
Trecias tikslas = placiau paskleis-
ii Lietuvos laisves ideja amerikie5iu
visuomeneje ir spaudoje, gauti valdzios
zmoniu ir itakingu asmenu parama
Lietuvai.
Pranesdamas apie tai, ALT Vyk-
domasis Komitetas praSo visus ALT
skyrius, draugiju sarysius miestuose
ir kitas lietuviu organizacijas tuojau
pradeti sitam Laisves Mobilizacijos Va
Jul ruostis.
Nedelsiant susirinkite, pasitarlli-
te ir padarykite planus. Renkite pra-
kalbas il vakarus Lietuvos islaisvini-
mo naudai; kvieskite talka vietinius
veikejus; igaliolkite darbscius II patti
kimus auku rinkejus; informuokite
spauda.
Paraginimai il smulkesnes ms
trukcijos yra siunciami is ALT Centre
(1739 So. Halsted Street, Chicago 8,
Ill., tiesiog kolonijas. Toliau ju bus
pasiusta daugiau.
Oar karta: Stokime visi j darba
Tuojau
Mobilizuokime visas gyvasias lie
tuviu tautos jegas Lietuvos islaisvl-
nimui!
Americas LIETUVIU TARYBA
VYKDOMASIS KOMITETAS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Baigiantis 1850 metams, tenka su
Strides skausmu pazymeti liudna fax
ta, kad zinomasis despotas, kuris pa
verge Lietuva, dar ia tebekankina. Mu-
su tevu krastas tebera plesiamas; jo
gerybes vezamos Russia, kad galetQ
pasipuosti if skaniai psvalgyti bolsevi-
ku biurokratija; jo pramone ir zemes
ukis yra ikinkyti j kaline sovietu i'm
perializmo masina
Ir kas az viska baisiausia - nepa-
siliauja Lietuvos zmoniu gabenimas ]
siaures Rusijos sritis il Sibira prievar-
tos darbams, kur daugelis ju zuna klai-
kiose skurdo, bado ir teroro salygose.
Sta pasibaisetina lietuviu tautos
padetis paliktu mus be jokios vilties del
jos ateities, jeigu tiktai vieniems lietu-
viams butu svarbus jos likimas. Bet
Lietuva nera vienintele bolseviku tt
ranijos auka. Istisa eile tautu istiko to-
kia pat nelaime; ir ju i5gelbejimas yra
neatskiriamai susijes su Lietuvos. Be
ju islaisvinirno negaletu jaustis saugios
ir didziosios Vakaru tautos, kurios dar
tebera laisvos., ..,-
Jos Wis aiskiau mato gresianti pa
voju ir- paskutiniu laiku eme mobili-
zuoti savo pajegas kovai~pries plesikis-
ka Kremliaus imperializma Jungtines
Amerikos Valstybes, kurios niekad ne
pripazino Lietuvos aneksijos, stow ST.
to galingo sajudzio priesaky.
Lietuviu tautos pastangos nusi-
kratyti bolsevikines tiranijos jungo yra
tos pasauho kovos dalis.
Taigi atejo laikas ir NUNS mobili-
zuoti sayo pajegas!
Pradekirae tuojau ir stokime darba
visi!
Americas Lietuviu Taryba savo
suvaziavime New Yorke nutare pra-
vesti platu auku rinkima Lietuvos IS
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Mr.. 81 : 1850 m. gruodzio %


dekojame visiems, asmeniskais
lalskais mus sveikinusiems ir
prasom dovanoti, kad aplinkybes
neleidzia NUNS atsilyginti bent
tue paciu. Ia proga hnkime vi
STEMS kick imanoma laiminges-
nlu ateinanciq 1951-ujq metu!
DIRVOS REDAKCIJA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

pasaulio dalis SUI ne tik daug di-
desniu zmoniu skaicium, bet ir
su didesniais turtais.
Wis delto kaip tik dabar =
daugiausiai per buvusio prezi-
dento lupas iskilo naujas Anne
rikos izoliacionizmo seselis, anot
kurio, neverta ginti Europa, ne
galima pasikliauti sajunginin-
kais, mes vistiek visa gynimosi
nasta pakelti teks beveik vie
MEMS amerikieciams, panas;ai,
kaip tai yra Korejoj.
Naujasis izoliacionizmas siulo
Amerikai rupintis tik savo ze-
mynu, o Europai padeti tik tada,
jei bus aiskiai matyti, kad il pa
ii deda pakankamai pastangu ap-
siginti.
Vyriausybe taciau ziuri rel
kala is kitos puses. il nusistaciu-
81 padeti gintis tuojau ir taja pa
galba suzadinti Europoj daugiau
drasos ir pasiryzimo sumobili-
zuoti bel sutvarkyti vietines pa
jegas. Tai yra teisingai suprastas
reikalas mes jeigu Europa maty-
tu Amerika tik nuosaliai stovin-
cia ir gal zadancia % gal ir neza-
dancia padeti, tai ten ne tik nebe-
liktu jokio akstino organizuoti
gynimasi, bet tai butu akstinas
kombinuoti koki nors patogesni
pasidavima :.
Nauja izoliacionizmo banga -
Wis tick, ar il kitty is isitkinimo,
kad taip geriau, ar tik is vidaus
politiniu isskaicavimq, kaip prize
none valdziai pain1ti per atei-
nancius rinkimus = .vistiek tas
izoliacianizmo seselis prigadins
daug nervu visiems. Bet tue tar
pu Americas vyriausybes politi-
ka yra priesinga tam pasitrauki-
mui prie savo krantu.
Ka tik ivyko Atlantic Sajungos
uzsieniu reikalu ministeriu kon-
ferencija, kurioje dalyvavo ir
trys didieji: Achesonas, Bevinas,
Schumanas. Jie sutare ne tik del
pagreitinto jungtines Europai
ginti kariuomenes organizavimo.
bet principe pagaliau sutare ir
del vokieciu itraukimo i t. gyni-
mo sistema. zinoma, dabar bus
dar nemaza kalbq su paciais vo-
kieciais, kokiomis salygomis jie
sutiks tame gynime dalyvauti.
Jie dabar, matydammi, kad la
bal reikalingi, jau reikalauja ly-
gios padeties su kitais. Ir tur-
but, daug ka isreikalaus ia link
me-.
* *
Trys didieji pasiule Maskvai
dar pasikalbeti. Tai buvo ne pa
siulymas, o atsakymas j Mask
vos pasiulyma. Maskva anksciau
siule keturiu konferencija del
taikos sutarties SUI Vokietija. Sic
atsake = gerai, bet kalbesimes
ne tik apie Vokietija bet apie
viska. Jei sutinkat tai prasom
Maskvos atsakymas tai dar ne
zinomas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
LAB D AIRY B E.
ir bunketui

Vienam kitam is kvieciamuj,
dalyvauti Balfo seine, kuris ren
giamas sausio Sc id. New Yor
Ike, ne visai malonaus ispudzit
daro nurodymai kvietmuose, kat
po seimo posedziu rengiamas il
banketas. Tas gal ne viena sulai
kys ne tik nuo dalyvavimo sci
me, bet net ir nuo auku siuntimo
nes, sake, netinka labdaringa
organizacijai, susirinkusiai svar
styti, kaip geriau pagelbeti tikra
me varge esantiems, cia pat 'ba
liavoti". E is tikrQju = argi bu
tinai reikia tu banketu, ypae BAL
fui? Nors gal tai ir per stiprl
butu pasakyti, kad tais pinieais
butu galima suselpti 10000, bel
is viso, pats principals tokiais at.
vejais rengti banketus/ netikes
mes tik be reikalo veda j itaringas
mintis. Ir, zinoma. kastuoja tie
banketai nemazai. Pora simtu
zmoniu sumoka po 5 - 6 dolerius
tam kad SUI ceremonijomis SUI
valgytu po gabala vistos ar lla-
lakuto = kan ir kokia is to nau-
da. zinoma, tai ne nuodeme, bet
Balfas tokiu ceremoniju gal9tu
ir nedaryti, mes vargu ar dauCel;
itikinsim, jog tas pades suorgani-
zuoti zymias sumas Balfo uzda-
viniams vykdyti.
Teisybe, banketai kartais esti
tikama priemone pasiekti ivai-
riems visuomeniniams ar net 90
litiniams tikslams, bet kahn ar
taip yra siuo atveju.
Maza to = victims Balfo sky
rius net karnavala rengia. Cali
ma tiketi, kad karnavalas, mas
karadas ar koks kitas panasus
pasilinksminimas gall duoti pei
no daugiau nei siaip kokia rink
liavele, bet ieikime j savijauta
tu, kurie tokiu budu selpiami
kazkas siaip jau geros Strides
atverti nesusiprato, bet pakvies-
tas pasilinksminti. ). leidosi ap-
gaunamas, uzmokejo ne Tx uz
pasilinksminima, bet dar ir lab
daringam darbui pridejo.
Kai kas sakys = nesvarbu, ku-
riuo budu pinigai gaunami, bet
tik teisetai ir geram tikslui. Tas
tiesa, bet geras skonis irgi turi
reiksmes. o linksmintis labda-
rybes tikslams, linksmintis ir tik
tuo terodyti uzuojauta didziai
vargstanciam - nera labai sko-
ninga.
Ia proga keliamas ir paciu
Balfo seimu reikalingumo klusi-
mas, kurie juk kastuoja zymiai
brangiau, net negu banketai, tu-
rint galvoj keliones ir viesbu6iu
islaidas. Siais metals Balfas ne
turf tokiu problemQ, kurioms is
spresti reiktu placiosios visuome-
mes balso. Balfo vadovybe renka-
ma panasiai, kaip ir Taryba =
sroviu susitarimo keliu, tad de-
legatai seine tue atzvilgiu irgi
praktiskai reiksmes neturi. Tad
ir uztektu, jei butu susauktas
pilnas direktoriato posedis, kuris
juk yra visai kompetentingas vi
sus reikalus nuspresti. Sakytu-
mem, kad net kompetentingesnis,
negu seimas, sudarytas is atsi-
tiktinio delegatu skaiciaus. Tai
zinoma, ne visada ir ne visiems
seimams tinka, bet siu metu ap-
linkybese, rodos, kad sunku ka
j tokius priekaistus atsakyti.
Is viso Balfui reikia jau rim
tai pagalvoti, kaip jis galetu tiks-
lingiau susitvarkyti. Jei persi-
organizuotu Taryba, jis turetQ
rasti vieta vieningoje Amerikos
lietuviu sisiorganizavin1o siste.
mole, ir tokia vieta, kur jis atlik.
damas ta patti darba, kuo ma.
ziausiai reikalautu visuomen6s
lesu lygiagretiems administravi-
mosi ir seimq reikalams.
Il Fl
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Marriage License Applications

and Florence Ware. 21, 61f st. s,w
Helmuth Erxleben. %, Portsmouth and
Bertha Dyer %. 1888 d St. ne.
James Kearney, 1s, 12S st. ne. and
Helen Cotton. Is. 61S Ridge rd Sc
Robert Conrad. 27, -Hyattsville. and Hazel
Green, 21, 142 Elmira st. s.w,
Roland Rantz. 25, 4SO7 Illinois ave. NV
and Betty Ayres, 10. 314 Allison ST. NV
Thomas Greene. %, Drayden. Md. AND
Colleen spicer. 90. 1888 Corcoran st
Leroy Hardin. az. Fort McNair. and
Roberta Znpf. IS. Birmingham. Ala.
Marvin Janicke, 27, Silver Spring, and
Roberty Mary rdSs rTaylo5 ga a. A.,a1 A11exandria;
and Florence Lee. FL, 713 9th st. NV
Wiiiiam Moore, q. Naval Gun Factory
Thomas Cox, jr., a5. a25 Franklin At. It. NV NV
and Mary Jameson. 25, 1921 Newton
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

.entific and Technical Society
meetings have been announced
for this week by the Joint Com
mittee on Press Relations Of the
District Council Of Engineering
and Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy of
Sciences. All meetings listed are
open to the public unless other
wise listed.
Tomorrow.
Society of American Military En-
gineers, Washington Post -
Luncheon meeting, 1880 pm,
Burlington Hotel. Rear Admiral
William r. Furlong, U.S.N. IRE
tired, will speak on World
Governmental Threat to Our
Constitutional Liberties"
Wednesday.
Washington Society of Engineers
-8 pm. at Cosmos Club. Cur
rent Developments in Science
and Engineering" by DR.. A. v.
Astin, associate director, Ma
tional Bureau of Standards.
Also, a discussion of the Pro-
fessional Engineers Registra-
ton Act. Public Law 789, 81st
Congress. by Henry H. Smelling,
patent lawyer.
Thursday.
American Society of Refrigerat-
ing Engineers. Washington Bal
timore Section - Dinner. $50
pm: meeting. 1880 pm. at
Carlisle Hotel. Symposium on
Insulation for Low Tempera-
ture Refrigeration" conducted
by S. S. Steinberg. dean of en-
gineering, University of Mary
land. Short talks by ]. G. Mac
Cormick, vice president. c. P.
Hogan Co.. New York; Fred
Ruprecht, Armstrong Cork Co.;
R. N. Kennedy. Dow Chemical
Co., and John Entriken, Owens
Corning Fiberglass Corp.
National Sociological Society. D.
c. Grotto-8 pm. in Peabody
Room, Georgetown Library,
Wisconsin avenue and r street
NV "EXporing Antarctica" by
Mendel Peters, National Forum.
Friday.
Philosophical Society of Wash
ington - 8:15 pm. at Cosmos
Club. 1.-THE First Half Hour of
Creation" by G. A. Gamow,
George Washington University.
Saturday.
National Capital Astronomers
pm. in Department of Com
merce auditorium. Some AStro-
nomical Color Effects" by DR..
John S. Hall, director. equa-
torial division. Naval Observa-
tory.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

Under D. c. la,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Coleman Nichols. ~, and Katherine Cox
26. both of Richmond.
Jack Purcell. % Arlington. and Sarah
Cameron, 1S Taknma Park.
Eugene Lankford, 81, Boiling Air Fore,
Base, and Mildred Burke. is. 636 9ti
st. ne.
MICHAEL Rage. SO, Garden Hills. N. Y, ano
Catherine Wiens, "a, New York.
Kenneth Sisk. % Redding Calf and
Hanna Calderwood, 90. 1901 Mass ave
Van Taylor "a. 0uantico. and Imosen,
Still, "A. Mount Rainier.
Simon Dykhuizen. 81. Long Island City
and Virginia Jones, 20, Rockville.
School: and Iura Shaw. as so 47a7 7a3'isrsmfs Broms
ave. Bradbury Park.
Edward Maciag. 10. Dearborn, Mich and
norra1 Irene j. IHinttosh rt 81; 53S 9TH st, s.:
Loretta Little, 90. 1432 N st. NV
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Inquest Set in Death
Following ScuffIe

An INQUEST into the death of
Moses Williams, colored, Al. Of
the 900 block of Third street NV.
who died yesterday of head in
/ juries in Freedmen's Hospital, will
be held at the District Morgue at
II am. tomorrow.
4 Mr.. Williams was injured No
yember 20 when he fell from a
roof in the 1900 block of L street
NV. while graphing with Sam
Motion, colored, 38. according to
police. Motion is being held in
connection with Williams death.
Homicide Squad detectives sid
Motion told them he surprised
Mr.. Williams emerging from his
wife's room and fight ensued.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Collins of 4124
Fessenden street NV. will
celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary Tuesday. Mr.. Col
lins, the son of the late Mrs.
J. Edward Libbey Of George
town, at one time was super
intendent of insurance for the
State of Virginia. Mrs. Collins
is the daughter of Mrs. Cath
crime Hunter and the late
William HI. Hunter of George
town. She is past commander
of the USS Jacob Jones Post
No. 2 Of the American Legion.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Physicist to Speak

Or. George Gamow, professor oi
physics at George Washington
University, will speak at a public
lecture sponsored by the George
Washington and Catholic Univer-
sity chapters of Sigma Chi at 8:1s
pm. tomorrow in the auditorium
of the Catholic University chemi-
cal building. DR.. Gamow will talk
on "The Origin and Evolution o1
the Universe"
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Forest Areas

Original forest area Of the
United States is estimated at 800
million acres, plus 100 million
acres of on-commercial forest.
Present area of forest is estimated
at 461 ,044 900 acres.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

Completion of Bolivia's Santa
cruz-Cochabamba highway is ex-
pected to take three years of work
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

tip veil which was attached to a
tiara. She carried a white orchid
and prayer book with streamers
of ivy and stephanotis.
Her sister, Mrs. Henry W. Pat
tison, the matron of honor, wore
matching spruce green satin and
carried gold chrysanthemums. Her
bridesmaids, Miss Ann Daniels and
Miss Sue Ebenhack wore gold taf-
feta and their NUNS were red and
russet.
The groom's brother, Mr.. Glenn
Grimshaw, was the best man and
Mr.. Nelson Kamuf, brother of the
bride, and Mr.. Robert Hughes
escorted the guests to their pews.
Mr.. Robert Barclay, a friend of
the couple, sang two solos, accom-
panied on the organ by Mrs. Clar-
ence Ebenhack.
The bride is graduate of Shaw
High School and attended Ohio
University. Mr.. Grimshaw is the
son of Thomas Grimshaw of 1850
Fay ave. and is associated with
the Oliver Corporation. They will
reside at $50 East 18th st.
Observation-Disclosures
The lovely bridal gown worn by
Miss Frances Rodenbucher when
she pledged her nuptial vows with
Neill A. Rose in Windermere
Methodist Church, Saturday, Sep
tember 23rd, was the gift of her
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Shenk, who
made the gown. 1t was of whit n.y.
Ion Swiss lace over off-white satin.
The sweetheart neckline was filled
in with nylon net and her finger
tip veil of nylon net was also fa-
shioned by Mrs. Shenk. Her head
piece was "the something bor-
roWed."
The bride carried white gladiolus
centered with purple tongued
white orchid and ivy sprays.
DR.. M. Wayne Mcqueen Off
ciated and the bride, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roden-
bucher of 1260O Speedway Over
look, was given in marriage by her
father. The white gladiolus which
decorated the church for the cere-
mony were grown by the groom's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neill.
Mrs. 7. l. McCandless, sister Of
the bride was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Harrison and Miss Leola Brainard
of Lyndhurst. Janet Lee Shenk was
the flower girl. Their frocks were
of brocade, Mrs. McCandless in
powder blue, Miss Harrison and
Miss Brainard in light pink and
Janet Lee in melon green. They
wore Dutch caps and mitts to
match and carried contrasting
gladiolas.
The groom's brother, Mr.. VIII
liam Rose was best man. Mr. Henry
May of Twinsburg and Mr.. Howard
Meyers of Lyndhurst ushered.
Bouquets of mixed gladiolus
were used in Blaue Donau Hall
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MdGhg1 and
engagements

st. Aloysius Church, 1O932 st.
Clair ave. at IL a. m.
GambO-Via
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Gambo of
1889 Cliffview I'd. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Beth, to Mr.. Louis T. Via,
son of Mrs. Rhea Via, 1745 Chap
man ave.
The bride elect, a graduate of
Collinwood High School, is en-
ployed by the Public Finance Co.
Mr.. Via attended Fem College
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28
Diehl-ZavOrek

Mr.. George Diehl of Greensberg,
Pa. announces the engagement of
his daughter, Margaret Allen, to
Stanley r. Zavorek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley j. Zavorek Of 1869
East 144th st.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
the Pennsylvania Schools, is resid-
ing at 666 East 103rd st. here. Mr..
Zavorek is a graduate Of Collin
wood High School.
A November 25th wedding is be-
ing planned and will take place in
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where the newlyweds, their atten-
dants and parents received the
guests following the ceremony.
The couple motored south with
stopovers in Richmond, Norfolk
and Virginia Beach and will go to
housekeeping in their own apart
ment at 12600 Speedway Overlook.
Mr.. Rose is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Rose of Twinsburg and
a graduate of the high school there
His bride is graduate of Shaw
High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28
ENGAGEMENT CORRECTION

Last week we announced the
engagement of Patricia Ann Horn
to Pfc. James w. Purvis. 1t should
have been reported that he is the
son of Mr.. John Purvis and the
late jeanette Purvis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28
COughlin- Potter

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Coughlin of
SO Hayes ave., Willoughby, have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Bernice Corinne,
to Mr.. Nelson Jay Potter, son of
Mrs. Frances Potter of Euclid.
Miss Coughlin attended Will
loughby high school while Mr..
Potter is a graduate from Shaw
high school in East Cleveland. He
also spent many months in the
Coast Guard.
No plans have been made for
the weddin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

Now on a wedding trip East are
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Grimshaw
whose marriage took place Satur-
day, September 10th, at a $3.50
service at the East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church. The minister, the Rev.
Robert E. Slaughter officiated.
Mrs. Grimshaw is the former
Esther Ann Kamuf, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kamuf of
1886 Rosemont I'd. For her wedding
she wore white satin and a finger
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-06
Political |njustices Turn Negro To
Communism Says Insurance Head

CleveandA frank admission that he might have followed the
footsteps Robson Negro Benjamin
Davis oued New York councilman recently convicted of the
top Red leaders United States into Communism had not
been the God which him the study of Caho
cm here Melchsed Clark president Of the Dnba
Life 949 the oey nerracal award
Addressing Communion breakfast of the Cleveland ereoeg
ate Federation of Newman Clubs Mr., Clark declared:
Communism appeals to the Negro a political
party because he feels it is without racial prejudice,
opposed to other political parties in which there
is plenty"
that practices his
fellow that discrimination nequies based
color contrary to Gods teachings"
endowed human rights and that "in
justice rights certainly
related" that Christian democracy
American unChristan practical application
injustice the violation human rights
threaten the peace and harmony Of our land"
Il firmly believe" Mr. Clarke added, that much
the tension and unrest of times be traced to
a rebellion the part of under privileged minorite
the inconsistencies the practical everyday appi-
American democracy No good what
hiding the fact that these inconsistencies do
Mr. Clarke pre-
attempts things happened
but that Shocking revelation of the in
changed the picture that the
egent people the racial injustice and making
courageous attempt at better understanding
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-06
March Of Dimes
To Open Jan. 18th

The 1850 March of Dimes opens
throughout the nation January l6
and will continue until January 81.
During the campaign more than
100000 Negro volunteer workers.
like their fellow Americans in all
parts of the country, will join the
Embarrassing activities of the chap
tiers of the National Foundation for
lnfantile Paralysis. Recognizing the
tremendous cost of care and treat
ment of polio patients of l949. the
cure funds for 1850 epidemic emer.
volunteers will strive to provide
for patients Of prior years and Sc.
gencies.
More than $4,000 polio cases in
l949 drained the resources of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. The Polio Emergency
Drive provided stop-gap aid. But
the treat OF a 1850 epidemic
creates critical situation for the
National Foundation.
Pledged to the American people
that no infantile paralysis patient
shall so without the best available
care, for lack of funds. regardless
Of age, race. creed, or color. the
National Foundation and lis chap
iers must conduct tremendous
campaign for funds. Challenged by
the prompt and effective aid rem.
deied the stricken by the National
Foundation for Infantile PARALYSIS.
Negroes have joined in the cam.
paign to make the 1850 March If
Dimes q great success.