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Evening star., 1950-11-22
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
AuctiOneerx.

TEoSTEEs To5gE No. SAFE ISso OF s5 DWHkENq g4kEEg
POSSESSION WfTH DEED. A'
BY virtue of the authority vested in
me wiI,a1n 6y the last x,v Will and Testament
bate In Administration Case 1896,
I will sell at auction. in front of the
premises, on Wednesday, November
29, 1860. at four o'clock PM. Lot
two-story brick dwelling containing
bath. Oil hot water heat electricity
TERMS s. OF SALE: $3.50 90 cash de-
third OF the purchase money to be
paid, in cash, Of which the deposit
shall be a part, and the balance
stailments to be represented by the
deed of trust against the property
and bear interest at the rate OF five
per cent per annurn. payable semi
annually. Cost, of examination OF
eons @ and sassmen sTy earss ICES 70 Re Be-
the purchase to be made within
thirty 900 days from date of sale.
else the deposit shall stand forfeited
and all rights of the purchaser shall
CHARLES BEALL, Trustee.
1918 "A" Street. Sc
GEORGE c.. GERTMAN.
Attorney for Trustee,
730 18th Street.
no20.21, % %, "a, %. %. 90.
C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC. Auc-
tioneers.. 715 18th Street NV.
HoGsRHShp Msth!RHs9nip eoopg. s-fAEa SAksosaE e
EFFECTS. ETC, FOR STORAGE
CHARGES. Notice is hereby given
that on SATURDAY. DECEMBER
10. 1850. starting at 1890 o'clock
AM. and continuing each Wednes-
day and Saturday thereafter until
all is disposed Of there will be sold
at public auction in the auction
rooms Of C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC,
us 18th Street, NV. Washington.
D. C.. to enforce liens for storage
and other charges due and unpaid,
all furniture. personal effects. ETC.,
stored with US in the following
names:-Mrs. w. j. Connolly. Grace
Johnson. Mr.. Joe Masuda, 1t Jay
r. Mullins and /or Eleanor M. Null
Inns. Eunice Moray, Mr.. E. P. Ryan.
Mr.. Elmer H. Stephens. Mrs. War
TERMS: CASH. MERCHANTS
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
922 E Street, NV, WASH. D, C.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER O. SON,
Auctioneers-Ap


TRUSTEES SALE OF RESTAURANT
AND KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND
CASH REGIsTER, ADDING MA
ETC. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
NO. GA nth ST. NV.
By virtue Of Chattel Deed of Trust
recorded in Liber 9129. folio 245,
ct seq, one of the Land Records Of
the District of Columbia. and at the
request Of the Party secured thereby
the undersigned Trustees will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the above
mentioned premises on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 81. 1850, at ONE
O'CLOCK. PM, complete furnishings
and equipment including booths,
wall panelling, counters. roll warm.
er, toasters, refrigeration, fans,
kitchen equipment, Coffee urns.
Toastmaster. mixer water cooler,
china, glass, .platedware, utensils,
etc.; also stock in trade, good will
and leasehold interest, particulars
Of which will be announced at sale.
Terms: Cash. MORRIS ABRAMS,
IRVING SCHWARTZ, trustees.
LEONARD C.. MELROD, Attorney,
woodward Building.
QO21 % 22 d OK
Evening star., 1950-11-22
AUCTION SALES tcont.}
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON,
Aucti0necrs.

Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, December 8. 1850. commencing
at $3.50 AM. and continuing. II
thereafter. we will sell BY public auc-
tion at Weschler's, 905 z st., NV.
to enforce our liens for storage
and kor other charges, one large in
sulated storage ice box, z It. by 3s4
name of Wilmer Shakesnyder. Parties
In interest please take notice. MA
TIONAL STORAGE jSs MOVING
Co. 461S 14th st., NV. K. P.
Willis. TreaSurer. no22 27 de4
Evening star., 1950-11-22
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Defense Hishway
CHEVERl.Y

UN. 0l00. Free Parking. Last day:
DICK POWELL, JUNE ALLYSON, LIO-
MEL BARRYMORE in RIGHT CROSS"
at 6:15, 7:58, 9:45. Tomorrow: Holiday
matinee at l pm, JOAN CAULFIELD.
ROBERT CUMMINGS in 1.-THE PETTY
GIRL" (Technicolor).
Evening star., 1950-11-22

MARI R0Rn Upper Marlboro. Nd.
SAnssnDVAsV Mori. 1875.
Last day: JANE wYMAN. KIRK DOUG
LAS in GLASS MENAGERIE," at 7:11,
9:19.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

no17 90. 22.26. 2S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Benefit For
an Babies

LONDON, England.-The Deep
River Boys, known here as
Americas musical ambassadors Of
good will, were featured at a
benefit given by the at Cultural
and Social Club" all proceeds
of which were donated to the
clubs annual Christmas party for
the colored children of London.
The appearance by the "Deeps'
raised sufficient funds to care for
approximately 300 needy colored
children, the majority of whom
are the offsprings Of West Indian
and American servicemen sta
toned in London during the last
war.
The "77 Cultural and Social
Club" which was founded in
1947 by Sir L. II. A. Scotland. is
designed TO promote better hu-
man. relationship and to care for
the needy children of all racial
groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

hi-de-ho has William School
boy Gates, Jack Brown and Eel
ton Brush Street. Cox.
Out for gay time and pick
ing-up on some of the Big "D"'s
night life were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmy Langsford. accompanied
by the very lovely and gracious
Ruby Faulk.
Taking time out from their
work across the border at The
Edgewater Inn, to do little play
ing on their own were Walter Cox
and Hank Ivory, both with the
T. j. Fowler band. With the gents
making merry was the very tall
ented Miss Josephine Worthy
from out Dryden way.
Between shows at the Juana
Club, Miss Gloria Howard inform
ed us that she is leaving Wheel
Burg this week to do her torso
twisting at Club Delesia in the
Windy City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

sic at the Bartlett high school in
st. Joseph, Mo, representative
OF Kappa Alpha Psi, who will
play two clarinet solos. Mr.. Fran
cisco, a graduate of Lincoln uni
versity in Jefferson City, plays
several musical instruments.
Otis Simmons, baritone, junior
student at the University of Kan
sas in Lawrence, who will sing
odd Man River (Jerome Kern)
and 20 Star of Eve" (Wagner).
Young Simmons, Junior at X.
u, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Simmons, S4l Troupe, Kan
sas City, Kansas. He is an Alpha.
Noted Pianist
Mrs. Thomasina Talley Green,
widely known pianist from Lin
coin university, Jefferson City.
who will play "Polonaise in c
Sharp Minor" (Chopin) and La
Campanella" Paganini-LiszD.
She is an AKA.
A Modern Dance group made
up of white and Negro students
at the University of Kansas. This
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

The artists TO appear on this
program. which will be the Gull
tural highlight of the Greek let
Ter fri-convention to be held in
Kansas City Dec. 27-30. have
been chosen from the hundreds
of talented members of the or
CARNATIONS.
Artists who appear are: Mich
oias Gerren, violinist, professor
OF music at Lincoln university.
Jefferson City, Mo-, and a repre-
sentative of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity. He will play Ave
Maria Schubert Wilhelmin) and
"Minstrels' (DeBussy).
Piano Duo
Miss Gladys Childress and Miss
Eileen Southern, a two-uiano duo
from Southern university in
Baton Rouge, La, and representa-
tives of the Alpha Kappa coror-
ity. Their numbers will be Blue
Danube Waltz" (Strauss- Chasins)
and Ritual Fire Dance" Ode Fall
la-BraggiettD.
Anceo Francisco, teacher of mu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

The FL Sinoeffes came back
on the scene TO do q fine dance
routine backed by the Bascomb
boys doing The Jeeps Blues"
The maestro himself gets in the
act with his version Of the cur
rent hit. 20 Babe"
Shorts Davis all but cuts the
floor to splinters with his one
hundred and one steps of the
dance called tap" Seldom do
YOU see a star work as hard for
an audience as Mr.. Davis when
it comes to hoofing.
Our lady of Midnight Moods"
Bobbie CASTOR, gets creamier as
the days 60 by, and this night
was no exception. The fabulous
little thrush is at her best as she
MARBLES II Cried For You" and
her all time favorite Call Me
looking sharp as tack, and par
taking OF some of that fine 1--WE
being dished out by the king OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
BY ANDRE LARUE

Breezed into this fun den just in time to lamp the
second edition of Bill Perces mad called "Whis
pering." A few pauses before showme maestro paul
Bascomb and his mighty of music warmed the Gus
toners up with his arrangement of nevertheless"
"Sinky" Rogers, debonair as always and still doing
grand job of M Cling, introduced the Ell Sinoettes and
the show off with bang! Sinky gives out with a
gone impression of the old master Satchmo Armstrong
doing, I'LL Be Glad When You're Dead" in pantou;noe
Following is Mildred McIver who really grooves the
Joint when she gives out with Lullaby In Rhythm" and
backs up with two gone blues numbers and an encore
If when I Lost Nv Rabv"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

interracial troupe has won ac-
claim throughout the Middle West
Tor its unusual presentation. The
group consists of five white girls
and two Negro girls who are
members of Alpha Kappa Alpha.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Outstanding Artists Slated
on Program at Tri-(onc|ave

h KANSAS CITY, Notwithstanding artists in the AL
pna I'm Alpha fraernities will be presented in an Ar
S's necltai Dec 28, in the beautiful Edison Hall in the
IVY 'Ns soap
, 1950-03-13
MODERN
+, by Roberta Lee

@. Is it proper to thank waters
or mattresses in public restau-
rants?
A. Only for courtesies that
seem beyond the line of duty"
You do not have to say ''thank
you" for proffering any dishes or
even for assistance in being seat
ed, but you do say thank you"
for picking up something you
have dropped, or for helping you
on with your coat when you
leave.
@. Is it correct for the bride and
her attendants to arrove at the
church about a half-hour before
the ceremony is to begin?
A. No; they should arrive
promptly on the moment set for
the ceremony.
@. If a friend calls on the tele-
phonephone while you are eating
dinner, is it rude to tell this friend
that you r having dinner?
VI - -#
A. Not at all. Tell him in a gra-
cious manner and ask him to
phone you-back in a little while.
, 1950-03-13
FOR SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton offers for immediate sale
its entire rum inventory of
White, Gold, & Heavy Bodied
Runs. This inventory consists
OF approximately 1863, 100000
proof gallons. Sealed proposals
should be submitted on or be-
fore April |, 1850.
For further details please
contact
Virgin Islands Corporation
Christiansted, st. Croix
Virgin Islands, U.S.A.
, 1950-03-13
CARD of THANKS

The relqtoes of the late
Matthias Sifnmonds, thank the
many friends and dcquain-
tances for their many tokens
Of sympathy.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Shepherd Park Group
Opposes Rezoninq

The Shepherd Park Citizens
Association last night opposed the
rezoning of any more residential
property in it's area for CONNER
cial use.
Edmund j. Wells, zoning COM
mittee chairman, said such a
change is Unnecessary because
there is now sufficient property
on Georgia avenue NV. and in
nearby Maryland. He went on to
say he is opposed to spot zoning
because it tends to destroy the
value of private homes as such.
The immediate areas under dis
cussion are at Twelfth street and
Eastern avenue NV, where the
Hamilton National Bank hopes to
erect a branch, and at Thirteenth
street and Eastern avenue NV,
where it has been proposed the
District build a firehouse and a
branch library.
Herbert P. Leeman. president of
the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, speaking at the meeting,
again asked that the Federal Gov
ernment pay more of the costs CT
running the District.
Special guest to the meeting was
John Clagett Proctor, president of
the Oldest Inhabitants of Wash
ington.
The meeting was held in the
Shepherd School, Fourteenth
street and Kalmia road N w.. and
was conducted by Walter M. Bird,
president.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Cooperative Meets Tonight
To Plan Store OPENING

The Pleasant Plains Co-opera-
tive. Inc. will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight in the Banneker Recrea-
ton Center, $500 Georgia avenue
NV, to lay plans for the opening
of its recently purchased grocery
store.
With ownership of a business
formerly known as the Little
Butcher Shop No. 2. the group has
achieved an objective set over five
years ago.
In February, 1945, a group COM
posed mainly Of members of the
Pleasant Plains Civic Association
launched a campaign to set UP
a cooperative supermarket in the
area by selling stock at SIS share.
Although major financial hurdles
were overcome in about year,
the intervening time has been
devoted to finding a suitable store
and keeping the fund abreast of
rising prices.
The guardian., 1950-08-19

aeroplane mechanics course at
the Sheppard Air Force Base,
Wichita Falls, Texas, and is now
home on a 30-day furlough.
The guardian., 1950-08-19

leaders have charge. Every Fri
day evening try attending.
Mrs. Harriet Woodson of Wash
ington is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bonds of Sunny
side Ave, Everett. Mr.. Conwell
Darlington is the guest of mis-
aunt, Mrs. Elmer L. Valentine
for the week. Mrs. Ada Barron
has been able to return to her
home in Lynn. George Hill, who
was operated on recently is pro-
crossing we'll. Ellsworth Tanner
is on for the Masonic Convention.
Guthrie Hodges is also up from
the Cape for the Masonic activi-
ties sporting a good sun-tan. Pvt.
Thomas L. Taylor, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cephas Taylor of Mills st.,
has completed his engine and
The guardian., 1950-08-19
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LdwSon, Pastor
"a Two-Way Abiding Fellow.
ship" was the theme Of the morn
ing discourse by the pastor
Visitors from Washington, D. c.;
Hartford, Ct; and Wilmington,
Del. were in the audience. The
music was by a chorus composed
Of choir m e m b ers: Mesdames
Esther Hum phrey. Blanche
Bailey, Florence Hornsby, Emily
Collins and Ruth Bonds. At the
close of the morning service, Rev.
Lawson with the campers left
Boston for the Pond Homestead
B ap tist Camp at Wrenthain,
where he will be for two weeks
as one Of the directors and CO.
workers. Rev. James L. Jackson
will be the speaker for the
morning service, August 20. The
weekly prayer meetings grow
more interesting as different
The guardian., 1950-08-19

speak at the Union Baptist
Church, Montclair, N. J., Rev. D.
c. Rice, minister. Rev. Harris was
licensed by the Union Baptist
Church under the ministry Of
Rev. John c. Love, retired, and
ordained in Portsmouth, N. H., at
the Peoples Baptist Church there.
Mrs. Emma Reed of 81 News st.,
Montclair, N. j., will return with
Rev. Harris to spend some time
in Cambridge and Montclair.
Rev. Harris will speak at John
St. Baptist, Sunday, August 20, at
10.30 o'clock and at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Boston, Sunday,
August 27 morning and evening
services. He will return Septem-
Der l to assume his duties after
enjoying months vacation.
The guardian., 1950-08-19
CAMRRIDGE

ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH
Req. B. A. GaIlotody, DID,, Pastor
Spiritual vibrations were
sensed by almost all of the larger
Than normal August congrega-
tion, last Sunday morning. Be-
ginning with the organ prelude,
a thread Of continuity worked all
through Zip to the solo by Essle
O'Banyoun, Just before the SER
mon. The solo was setting of a
text in Isaiah, and the pastor
had selected a text from the same
prophet-Thou wilt keep him IN
The guardian., 1950-08-19

perfect peaoe-the magnetic,
drawing promise. and the pastor
said that the solo capped the
growing feeling, and when she
sang Cry Aloud it made him
do just that, The choir furnished
their usual inspiring background.
The night service was unusually
interesting, and carried out in
full, although somewhat short
ened. The need in this crucial
hour was depicted by the pastor
who recommended coming boldly
to the throne of Grace, for heir
in the time Of need.
The guardian., 1950-08-19
WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH

JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street
Req. H. Benton Harris, Minister
Rev. Harris after spending two
weeks at the Royal Ambassador
Boys Camp, Ocean Park, Me,
where he had been tie achin g
Senior Boys ''Life Of Christ, and
Senior Missionary Heroes" and
also councillor, left Saturday to
The guardian., 1950-08-19
WEST MEDFORD

Many Medfordites plan to take
their cars or the special charted
buses to Camp Edwards this Sum
day morning. II has always been
an annual event to attend Mill
tary Visiting Days from the very
earliest events at Camp Devens
to the present new location on the
Cape. There was time when X
Company, 372nd was very largely
composed Of local men with many
others also in the Band. Indeed,
a Battalion commander, several
officers, and many of the best
non-coms came from Medford, as
did the Senior Hostess of both
Fort Devens and Camp Edwards,
as many will recall. The object of
Visiting Day is to lend a measure
Of faith and encouragement to
the men in training. Relatives
and friends, by their presence, do
much to aid the effort of officers
and men. This is especially true
because of these times and the
Battalion induction scheduled for
next month. The Medford repre-
sentatives at Camp Edwards are
a..
well known. They include 272nd
Battery captains Bill Phillips and
and Hamilton Kelley, both vet
Grams of the last war, as is Lieu
tenant Cecil Phillips, Art Lassiter
and many others in the outfit.
Ray Sheldon, Band Leader, has
about 29 years in the National
Guard. Ed Shipp, our local bar
Der is also a member of the Band,
and a vet Of the last war. Sgt.
Ken Grant was one of the first
to join the new Artillery outfit
and other well known members
include Buddy Clayton, Stanton
Bowen, Ernie Phillips, Jr., Wally
Kountze, Jimmy Macdonald, Wal
ter Tucker, David Lightbourne,
and the 272nd Battalion Mascot,
little Kennie Grant, one of our
former local Cadets. / guess we
better all take Kennie some comic
books. The Review of the 272nd,
182nd Combat team will be in the
morning. Those making the trip
by bus or car should carry
lunches.
Among visitors this week we've
had Colonel George Furgerson of
Washington, D. c., and DR.. and
Mrs. Thornton of New York.
Among former Medford men over
seas are Chaplain Charles Fisher,
Military Police captain Ted
Thompson, and Lieutenant Rus
sell Stokes, all in Germany.
Othneil Holden, 20, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Holden Of
% Jerome Street, was buried with
simple military honors here last
Saturday, following services at
st. Raphael's church, w. Med
ford. The young man, MHS grad
uate, was a member Of the U. S.
Airforce which he joined at the
age of II. He was serving over
seas in Guam at the time he was
stricken with a tropical fever
from which he never recovered.
Almost two thirds of his three
year hitch was spent in hospitals
and he passed away this August
at the Fitzsimmons General Hos
pital in Denver, Colorado. He is
survived by his parents, brothers,
sisters and other relatives and
friends. The community extends
heartfelt sympathy to the family
No official word has been received
by us concerning Roy Ball who
enlisted with Othneil Holden and
has been reported as a casualty
in Korea. Roy formerly resided
at 18 Jerome Street and has rela-
tives in Boston.
Please send all news by Mon
days. We will especially appreci-
ate news of boys in the service.
----------------------
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

ciene (abu ir pereitus metus bu-
We tose pareigose), ir valdybos
nariais lido globejais - Jonas
Chmieliauskas ir Algirdas Mas
WITS. Nutarta artimiausiu lai-
ku surengti du kulturinius vi
suomeninius parengimus gruo-
dzio ir sausio pradzioj) nustaty-
tas susirinkimu planas ir pri-
imtas susirinkimq laikas ir vieta,
priimti Rutos jaunimo teatro ad-
ministravimo pagrindai ir numa-
tyta ellie asmenq ivairioms to
darbo sritims priziureti bel at
likti. Rutos teatras jau pradejc
rengti nauja dideli vaidinima
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KVIECIA MOKYTIS!

Public Library Norwood sky
rius simet pasigendo lietuviu
savo anglu kalbos kursuose. Pa
mokos buna antradieniais ir
ketvirtadieniai nuo 100 Xxi 800
p. p. ir nieko moketi uz mokyma
nereikia. Buvo paaiskinta, kad
daugumas tue laiku dirba, taciau
kursu vedejai vistiek primena
bent items, kurie. dirba vaka-
rails, kad lietuviai mokiniai kur-
suose mielai laukiami.
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liau. Susirinkim visi pasveikin-
ii sukaktuvininku!
TOliau,

gruodzio 10, ALT Sajungos sky.
RUS numato surengti LietuviQ
Saleje nepaprasta, Clevelande be.
ne pirma karta toki, LITERA-
TUROS VAKARA. Bet del jo tue
tarpu vyksta pasitarimai ir del
to daugiau apie tai bus galima
tik kick veliau pranesti. Tuo tar
pu pakanka tik isidemeti, kad
gruodzio 10 d. toks vakaras cia
bus ir tai bus tikra naujiena
Clevelando kulturiniame gyve-
mime.
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SEVERANCE HALL

81 penktadieni $3.50 simfoninis
koncertas. Programme Wagnerio
Meistersingeriu preliudas, Beet
hoveno Emperor" koncertas ir
Brahmso simfonija Mr.. 1. Piano
solistas Artus Schnabel, dirigen-
tas George Sell.
sestadieni tue paciu metu, SUI
tue paciu solistu ir dirigentu,
kita programa: Mozarto Figaro
vestuviu uvertiura, Bethoveno
koncertas Mr.. 3 ir Brahmso SIM
foija Mr.. 4
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CARMEN OPERA

Pirmadieni, lapkricio 20 d.S 100
val yak. Public Hall bus opra
Carmen. Carmen roleje Gladys
Swarthout, Escamillo - Raoul
JOHN, abu is Metropolitan operos.
DiriguOja garsusis Emil Cooper,
daug kartq dirigaves ir Lietuvos
operoj ta pacia Carmen ir kitas.
Bilietai po $500. Moksleiviams
po 90c ir po $3.50.
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KELETAS Is EILES!

Clevelande artimiausiu laiku
numatomi net keli izymus paren-
gimai vienas pc kito, kuriuos vi
sus tikrai patartina aplankyti.
Artimiausias
bus jau 81 sestadieni, lapkricio
18 diena, 700 val. wax. Lietuviu
Salej. Tai SLA visu Clevelando
kuopu bendrai rengiamas vaka-
ras. Sis vakaras yra pirmas pa
sirengimo zygis daug didesniam
ivykiui = 1862 metu pavasarl
cia busimam SLA seimui. Vaka-
re dalyvaus izymus sveciai is
SLA centro vadovybes - DIR. Vi
nikas is N. Yorko ir Biezis is
Chicagos. Programa skelbiama
zemiau atskirai. Rengejai tikisi,
kad salia skelbiamuju dalyviu,
programoj dar pasirodys ir vies-
mia is Chicagos, dainininke Bic
ziene. Bilietai j ta vakara po do
leri ir po Is centus. Vienu ir XII
.tu dar galima gauti Dirvoje ir
pas SLA kuopu valdybu narius.
Antras
zymus parengimas irgi cia pat =
81 sekmadieni, lapkricio 19 diena,
irgi Lietuviu Saleje, tik ne 700,
o 600 val. vakare. Tai buv. Lie
tuvos kariu rengianas kovotoju
uz Lietuvos laisve paminejimas.
Sis paminejimas rengiamas Lie
,tuvos kariuomenes tradicines
metines sventes proga. Progra-
mole, salia paminejimo akto, bus
vaidinama S. Lauciaus drama =
SIGNALAS. Tai veikalas apie
siq laiko Lietuvos kovas. Vaidi-
nimui rezisuoja buv. Lietuvos
kariu teatro vadovas Vladas Bra
ziulis. Bilietai Siam parengimui
is anksto neparduodami, iejimo
mokestis bus rs c.
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RkO Keith's 1O5th

Lapkr Is - 18 Beast of the
East" ir "Atrocities of Fort
Santiago.
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