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Evening star., 1950-05-09
Music
Margaret Tobias
Displays Lovely
Dramatic Voice
By EIeno de Soyn

A recital that warranted
larger attendance was given last
night by Margaret Tobias. mezzo-
soprano, in the Phillips Gallery.
The singer displayed one of the
loveliest voices heard here this
season. remarkable for power.
fullness and fiexibility. Its dis
tinguishing feature. however. is
the beautiful. tender quality
which becomes a part of it as
soon as Miss Tobias permits her
voice to float in a meZZa -voce.
Her first group of songs. which
included "Cancio d'Aspetto" from
Handel's "Admeto." Donaudy's
"Quando ii rivedro." and Paisiel-
los Chi vuol la Zingarella. :"
stressed the dramatic element in
herent in her voice. Yet, when
compared with such examples Of
perfect bel-canto as she gave later.
1t became evident that it Is the
lyric art which is Miss Tobias
forte. The artist made perfect
gems Of Haydn's She Never Told
Her Love. 'Lieber Gott," 'Kommt
dir Manchmal in den Sim" from
Brahms "zigeunerlieder," Castel-
nuovo- Tedesco's "Recuerdo" and
Naginski's Might Song at Amalfi. 4"
There was a sense Of constraint
in her delivery Of Mon Occur
S'Ouvre a ia Voix" from Saint
Saens' Samson ct Della" pos
sibly due to the French language,
the articulation of which seemed
to offer some difficulty. The beau
ty of Miss Tobias singing lies in
the ease and naturalness with
which she handles the German
and the English and allows her
voice to be colored by the mean
ing Of the text. She had an ad-
mirable support at the piano from
Dorothea Farrow, an artist In her
own right. whose perfect SYM
pathy with the singer made for
an accomplished ensemble.
An estimated 1870 0OO radios
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Home Official Denies
Calling Slain Boy
Dangerous Fugitive

An official of the Industrial
Home School yesterday denied, by
implication, that he warned police
that George William Mooney, jr.,
IA, was dangerous.
Lawrence M. Prentiss, chief
counselor at the school, made the
statement as an aftermath OF the
killing of young Mooney by a
policeman who tried to capture
him. The boy was a fugitive from
the school and Mr.. Prentiss had
asked Maryland troopers, Anne
Arundel and Prince Georges
County police to apprehend him.
George was shot to death last
Friday near Wayson's Corner, Md,
after swimming the Patuxent
River from the Anne Arundel side
to the Prince Georges bank. The
police said they fired warning
shots in the hope of stopping him.
After the killing, Maj. Ralph w.
Brown, chief of the Prince Georges
police, quoted Mr.. Prentiss as say
ing George was II years old and
dangerous. The chief also re-
ported the counselor declared the
boy was wanted for a shooting.
Statement Issued.
In a formal statement, Mr.. Prem
tiss said:
Il explained to him (Maj.
Brown, that I had experienced
difficulty in getting police assist
ance from Prince Georges County
and that there was a delay of an
hour and a half before the State
police responded. Maj. Brown
told me that actually Waysons
Corner was not within the juris-
diction of the Prince Georges
County police and it was the
province of the Anne Arundel
County department..
He asked the boys age and I
told him he was about 16 but
could be Is years of age. Maj.
Brown inquired as to the reason
for the boys placement at the
Industrial Home School and I
told him that, without benefit of
files, I was under the impression
he had been involved in a situa-
ton in which a younger child had
been accidentally shot. Mai.
Brown asked if the boy had died
and I told him he had gotten
well. -"
Policeman Charged.
After an investigation of the
incident, States Attorney A.
Gwynn Bowie of Prince Georges
had a warrant sworn out charging
Anne Arundel Police Pvt. William
Walters with manslaughter.
Pvt. Walters is free on $1,000
bond pending hearing June 2.
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Stolen Truck Finds Police

CHICAGO (P.-The cops had
no trouble at all in retrieving a
stolen truck. 1t turned over in
front Of the Monroe street police
station.
Evening star., 1950-05-09

Miners at the Desford Colliery
Leichester. England. produced
2,673 tons Of coal in a single days
operations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-24

Armonas Petras, Stefa -
Bridgeport, Conn.
Brantas Juozas, Aldona, Ramu-
ne - Omaha, Nebr.
Baltrusaitis Antanas - New
| York, N. Y.
IBarkauskas Juozas - Dayton, O.
iDailidaviciute Erozina -
| Brooklyn. N. Y.
Deksnys Juozas, Jadvyga, Ra-
mune - Omaha, Nebr.
Ducmanas Stasys, Karolina -
Chicago, III.
Glasas Anatolius, Vera, Boris
- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jakuskiene Prane, Giedra -
| Phila. Pa.
Jankauskas Juozas - Detroit
Jankauskas, Kazys - Chicago.
Jurklnas Kazys, Jadvyga =
/ Detroit, Mich. 81
Kalinauskas Zigmas Eliza
! UCCu, IN. e..
Kalpakoviene Julijona - Dodge
vile, N. Y.
Kundrotiene Ele, Danute =
Georgetown, Ill.
lMaciulis Kazys - Phila, Pa.
Markulis Mecislovas, Anele, w.
tautas-R., Rigimantas-L.
Cicero, Ill.
Matulis Juozas - Chicago, Ill.
Meizys Dionyzas - Brockton,
Mass.
Mockaityte Ona - Hardwick,
Mass.
Mieliulis Juozas - Waterbury,
Conn.
Migonis Juozas, Sofia, Danute,
- Inkerman, Pa.
Mikeliene Lucia - Belaton,
MINI.
|Pagojus Petras = New Yark.
Petkuniene Marie, Virginija-Ma-
RE = East Orange, N. J.
|Prialgauskas Gabrielle, Jurgis,
Antanina, Jurgis = East Chi
cago, Ind.
Prismantas Kazys, Joana, Dan
guole = Chicago, Ill.
Rackauskas Adolfas - Chicago
lSakalauskas Lionginas, Brute,
Birute-Aldona = Omaha, Ne
|Salasevicius Adele 20 Chicago
lSereika Susanna = Chicago, Ill
lsilgalis Auguste, Aleksas, Jonas,
Emilis Aleksaidras, Olga Fri
ka = North Jetson, Ind.
ISteinys Leonas = Chicago, Ill
Tiskevicius Stasys - Chicago
Tarvydas Antanas - Phila, Pa
|. Chicago, Ill.
Tunkunas Petras = Chicago, Ill
lVanagas Vytautas, Rosa-Pauls
zeimys Petronele, Algimantas -
Lawrence, Mass.
zilius Jonas = New York, N. Y
Zobakas Henrikas - Chicago.
zitinevicius Jonas = Worcester
Mass.
zukauskas Edgaras, Jurgis =
| Chicago, Ill.
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daugumos vartosena (biologija,
patriotas ir kt.) nera jau taip
priesinga lietuviu kalbai, kaip
kad vienas kitas kalbininkas ar
puskalbininkis yra linkes galvo-
ii. Rasydami biologija, patrio-
tas, periodas, bilionas, biliar-
das ir KIT. mes perdaug nenusi-
dedame lietuviu kalbai, - visko
vistiek negalime suliaudinti! =
10 vienodziau rasydami tarptau-
tines svetimybes, mes tik suda-
rome aiskesne sistema, sumazi-
name nereikalingu isimciu skai.
ciu If tue budu palengviname pa.
cia vartosena.
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NAUJ1AUSl NAUJAkURIAI

| Kesminas, Jonas, Julia - Chi
cago, Ill.
Keys Jurgis - Brooklyn, N. 7.
Krulikauskas Antanas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Kudirka Juozas - So. Boston,
| Mass.
Kvecas Jonas, Valerie, Adele,
Zygmuntas, Aldona, Erika,
| Vilhelmas - Chicago, Ill.
Lepniakovas Petras, Sofia, Ina,
Eugenijus, Biruta - Omaha,
Nebr.
Lingys Vytautas Stanislava, AL
gis, Irena - Omaha, Nebr.
Lisauskas Donatas, Rasa, sa-
runas - Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mileris Ignotas, Adele, Albina
- Worcester, Mass.
Mockus Kazys = Rockford, Ill.
Namikaite Maria - Chicago,
Ill.
Norkus Viktorija, Christina =
Chicago. Ill.
Kun. Paulauskas Vaclovas -
Oakville, Conn.
Pecenkis Petras, Jonas, Anele
= Hartford, Conn.
Petrulis Stasys, Ona, Stasys, Ja-
nina - Omaha, Nebr.
Ponemeckis Emilia - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Pucius Mecys - Rochester,
N. Y.
|Pultinevicius Juozas - Omaha,
Nebr.
|Ramanauskas Algirdas - Put
nam, Conn.
Ramonas Juozas - Worcester,
Mass.
Reskevicius Vincas, Petronele,
Albinas, Brute = Omaha,
Nebr.
Rubuzevicius Antanas = Fair
lawn, N. j.
Rumsas Juozas, Marta, Ami =
Detroit, Mich.
Savinis Juozas, Marta-Joana =
Great Neck, N. Y.
Sertvytyte Emilia - Shelter,
N. Y.
|Stonys Juozas, Ona, Bronislava,
Elena - Chicago, Ill.
Sukevicius Angelo, Alfonsas,
Eugenius, Raguckas, Alfre-
das, Vytautas, Jonas = Gre
enc, Maine
Supciukas Barbara - Hart
ford, Conn.
IVaitkus Antanas, Antanina, Gle
Dire, Rimantas = Chicago, ILL.,.
Valys Jonas, Jane Angelo -
Southington, Conn.
Vilkas Alfonsas, Aldona, Vid-
mantas, Audrys = Chicago,
Ill.
zviliene Maria = Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-24

rasyma su liaudiniq skoliniu ra-
symq: grubijonas, fijolka (ar
pijolka), dijokas, pijokas, para.
pijonas ir KIT. nieko nepadeda
klausimui isaiskinti ar issiais-
KNIT, mes daugelis sios rusies
svetimybiu musu bendrinej kal-
boj visai nevartojama tai
viena; antra, jotas daug ku1
tarp balsiu yra vartojamas IL
grynai lietuviskuose zodziuose
pvz. ijeiti, ~pajeme ir kt.; tre.
cia, vienas kitas jota megino
visur tarp balsiu vartoti - tick
suliaudejusiuose skoliniuose, tick
tarptautinese svetimybese Obi
'jologija, patrijotas, perijodas,
socijalistas, trijumfas ir kt.),
visai panasiai, kaip kad yra lin
kes rasyti P. Jonikas SUI A.
Tveraiciu, bet toks rasymas ne
RADIO daugiau salininku, ir da-
bar beveik visuotinai tarptau-
tinese svdtimybese nevartoja-
mas jotas - rasoma aviacija,
biblioteka, iniciatyva, materia-
listas, radiofonas, socialistas,
SOCIOLOGICAL ir KIT. Visa sunkeny-
be yra tik ia, kad cia nera tik-
ros pastovios ribos: vieni to-
kias svetimybes, kaip amOnija-
kas, miijonas, socijalistas laiko
jau placiai pazistamomis, XII
items atrodo, kad tie zodziai
lengvai gall butt ir tarptautines
svetimybes. Kad milijardas bu-
tu placiai zmoniu (liaudies)
kalboje vartojamas, tenka la
bal abejoti, 0 jis savo daryba
nedaug kuo skiriasi nuo biliar-
das, kurio musu liaudis seniau
tikrai nepazino. Jeigu amonijaka
pripazinsime liaudiniu zodziu,
tai kaip bus SUI salmiaku? Jei
milijonas liaudinis zodis, tai
kaip rasysime bilionas, trilio-
mas, kuriuos tik inteligentai te-
Ipazista? fsitokiu priesybiu yra
CANA daug, ir todel P. Jonikas
be reikalo jas nutyli arba megi-
ma spragas uzkaisioti bendrine-
je kalboje nevartojamais sla-
viskais skoliniais. Tai nera joks
klausimo issprendimas ar is
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Is. MILIONAS ar MILIJONAS !?

Sitas zodis yra rasomas ne
vienodai - kartais be joto, kar-
tais su jotu. Lituanistas S. B.,
noredamas isvengti sito svyra-
Vino, 1850 m. kovo II d. "Drau-
go" antroje laidoje salia biblio.
teka, patriotas, periodas, socia.
listas ir KIT. pataria rasyti ir
milionas, miliardas, marionas
Bet A. Tveraitis (slapyvardis)
"Naujienu Mr.. 101> nepatenkin-
tas tokiu rasymu: jis yra lin
kes SUI jotu rasyti ne tik milijo-
mas, bet ir patrijotas, socija-
listas ir kt., tik toxic rasymo
negali kaip reikiant pagristi ir
saukiasi j pagalha lituanistu
profesoriu A. Salio bel P. Joni
ko. Po kurio laiko is siu auto
ritetu pasisake paskutinysis il
goku straipsniu, tilpusiu siu me-
tu "Naujienu" 125 ir 127 nu-
meriuose. Visu pirma jis stem
giasi irodyti, kad jotas sveti-
mybese negalis butt vienodai
vartojamas: suliaudeje, placiai
prigije skoliniai (milijonas, mi
lijardas, parapijonas, valerijo-
mas. - turf butt rasomi su jo-
tu, tik inteligentq vartojamos
svetimybes (biologija, simbio-
zas ir kt.) be joto. Sticks ligsio-
linis rasymas turejes "realq pa
grinda", ir todel 'siuo metu uz
tevynes ribu nedidelis lietuviq
skaicius neturetu imtis princi-
piniu musq rasybos keitimu".
Patti savo straipsni baigia dar
imantriau: 'sitas pastabas cia
surasiau dalykui pasiaiskinti,
bet nesiulau skaitytojams init
tuojau naujoviskai pradeti ir ra-
syti. Rasyba yra sutartinis da-
lykas, ir jos nedera keisti nei
vienam, nei pusantro kalbinin-
ko".
Situo budu P. Jonikas stem
giasi sneketi kick isdidKiaie iD
autoritetingai, bet, deja, savo
ilgoku straipsniu nieko naujo
nepasako ir visa klausima tik
daugiau suvelia, negu isaiskina.
Visu pirma jis be reikalo SUI
pima tarptautiniu svetimybiu
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Arasimavicius Albertas - Chi
cago, Ill.
Augustaitis Bladas, Gfozzvyda :
Newark, N. j.
Balnys Vladas, Elena, Alfonsas-
Vladas = Philadelphia, Pa.
Bertuleit Maria, Jurgis = Bro
ckton, Mass.
Breive Irvis, Stanislava = Scot
tville, Mich.
Blauzdys Feliksas - Detroit,
Mich.
Bruozis Vincas, Magdalena -
Cleveland, Ohio.
ICibulskis Sofia, Izolina - Pi-
ttsburgh, Pa.
|Dambrauskas Petras = Chica-
go, III.
Dumcius Petronele, Augustinas
Orland Park, Ill.
Garalevicius Antanas, Marcele,
Ona - Chicago, Ill.
Gindvila Maria - Pittsburgh,
Gribulis Ona, Stasys Put
nam, Conn.
Pa.
Ilgunas Elena = Brooklyn, NY
Isganaitis Juozas - Lake Coun-
ty, Mich.
Itomlenskis Rotislavas, 1rma =
Chicago, Ill.
Ivaskevicius Elena, Harris, Lii
/ ia, Antanas - Omaha, Nebr.
Jastrumskiene Petre = Chica-
go, Ill.
Juknevicius Kazimieras - Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Kazlauskas Gasparas, Aldona-
Irena, Angelica = Cleveland,
Ohio.
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]. BA G / UN A S DVIEU VALSTYBIU
CARRIES PULkININKAS

THE NEWS PALLADIUM, Benton Harbor Mch iseinas diem
rugsejo IL diena prmame pulpyje pasebe a
dedam nuotrauka is kuos sunome kad Kentucky guberna
torus prtaran r paskatnant JAW vcprezdentu suteke
Bacunu Kentucky vasybes punnko diploma kuri tei-
ka Covngon esejas Baciunas oki ttua tur T Virgnos
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y MUSU kALBA { ,..s:: s:':ss:'i ss::;....

aiskinimas, - tai terra tik senv
dalyku kartojimas. Cia gall bu-
tt tik dvi iseitys: arba visur
vartoti jota, arba surasti griez-
tesne riba, kur jotas vartotinas,
10 kur nevartotinas. Jeigu ligi
siol joto daugumos nebuvo link.
stama vtrtoti tarptaut u t i n e
s e svet m y b bese tarp bal
isiQ, tai, mano nuomone, tue
keliu reikia eiti ir toliau, tik
butinai reikia surasti aiskesne
ir grieztesne riba, kur tas jotas
|tokiais atvejais vartotinas. vi
'sQ pirma visos tarptautines sve-
|timybes, kurios gall butt dau-
|giau ar maziau susiejamos su
pirminemis, senesnemis (sen.
graiku ar lotynu) lytimis ir XII
tq zymesniu YAK. Europos kali
by atitikmenimis, rasytinos kick
galint. vienodziau. Pvz. salia BIZ
liardas rasytinas ir miliardas
salia bilionas, trilionas vartoti-
mas ir milionas; salia maniakas,
salmiakas ir KIT. taip pat rasyti-
mas ir amOniakas. Ir tt.
Sticks rasymas yra ne koks
nors principinis rasybos keith
mas, kaip kad klaidingai galvo-
ia P. Jonikas, bet tik megini-
mas islyginti ar aplyginti ais
kias nevienodybes. Taciau Ell
nant tokiu keliu, nenorima nu-
dausioti j padebesius ir pamesti
bet kokia riba: tai yra kita
krastutinybe, kuria P. Jonikas
dirbtinai megina isvesti is kai-
kuriu kalbininku samprotavimq.
Pvz. salia Maria ir toliau ra-
sysime Marijampole, mes musu
vietovardziai daznai rasomi is
garsu, ne is kilmes (plg. Aus
kalviai, Berdksciai, Jaukurai ir
kt.); antra vertus P. Jonikas
tiesiog niekus raso, kad ''patys
ano siulymo ,autoriai'' apsisuke
nebesilaika yienodumo: sakyda-
mi reikiant rasyti Marijampole
su jotu salia marionas be joto,
jie "tariasi cia pasiteisina tuo,
kad tas vietovardis esas sieti-
mas su Maria, kuri jau ir ju
rasoma SUI jotu".
Tai yra tikros galvojimo rez-
gines: visQ pirma lituanistas S.
B. savo straipsnyje visai nieko
neraso apie sio vietovardzio Kill
me; apie tai panasiai ir as ME-
kados nesu nei galvojes, nei
viesai rases; as nezinau, kad
taip neismintingai butu rases
ir kuris nors. .kitas is mlsu kali
bininkQ. Tai yra, svelniai ia
RANT, verzimasis pro atviras
duris, kurias pirmas pradejo
braskinti slapukas A. Tveraitis
sitaip nuposmelodamas: "Jei be
tq isimciQ noresime rasyti, tai
turesime berasyti ir Maria be
joto, taip pat ir lietuviu vieto-
vardi Mariampole'. stai tau ir
evintines.: "Kalbos dalyku" sky
riaus redaktorius raso prasilenk-
dannas SUI savo paties bendra-
darbiu ir paskui toki galvojima
priskirdamas tariamiems "ano
siulymo autoriams". Bet tai yra
netiesa: rasydami radi-
jas, Site autoriai Wis delto siulo
rasyti ne radijofOnas, radio
grama, radijologija, bet radio
fonas, radiograma, radiologija.
Bet tie patys autoriai, skirdami
Maria (Mare) nuo Maria, Wis
delto teikia Marijampole, ne Ma
riampole! Site autoriai nei ne
megina visko sutraukti ant vie
no kurpalio, mes jiems kalbos
duomenys yra ne maziau YER
%;,o - 1>o:.. =. ID T1o:J-.,:
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sub! popular
Hotel Macatawa other
resorts Kentucky by Gov.
abetted by President Aiben W.
and E. of CovingtOn Judge
with family vacatoning for the
Bachunas righD with
Resort associa-
II also q virginia colonel.
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dies are traced to other sources,
such as Kol Nidre, etc.
QUESTION: What is the origin
of the paragraph which is recited
just after the lighting Of can
dies: I'VE kindle these lights on
account Of the miracles. ETC.?
ANSWER: This paragraph is
taken directly from the Talmud
and is used so that all who wit
ness the lighting of candles fully
understand the reason for their
use. This was insisted upon be-
cause the lighting of the Chanu-
kah candles is done to "publicize
the miracle" of the Hasmonean
victory and the miraculous dura-
ton of the tiny cruise of OIL"
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The Miracle Of
Chonukoh

Continued from Page 81
Jewish state when the doors OF
America are open and you can 60
to Newark, New Jersey, and open
a pawn shop or clothing store or
go to Charleston, S. c., and start
peddling.
Jews had many and different
notions. AS JabotinskY said. Jews
only buy an umbrella when it
rains. Well. the rain finally came
down - in buckets - and for
once. Jews had to really resolve
and work.
Work - that's the essential
thing about miracles. To make a
miracle is like making a pair Of
pants. When a tailor gets an or
der for pair of pants, he doesn't
get up and stand shmona esray.
He works.
Miracles are made the same
way.
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QUESTION: Why is Chanukah
not celebrated with special meal
like other major holidays?
ANSWER: The Chanukah cele-
bration favors the spiritual activ-
tiles of the people. This doesn't
mean, of course, that Chanukah
parties are out of place. They
certainly are in place - but the
cardinal emphasis remains upon
the candle-lighting ceremony.
QUESTION: Why are the Cha
nukah candles customarilY placed
in special candelabra called the
Memorial?
ANSWER: The Menorah is used
to hold the candles for symbolic
reasons. 1t brings a symbol of
the Temple into every Jewish
home and thereby makes each
home a sanctuary of Jewish life.
This was especially desired since
the original Menorah of the Tenn
Piles was looted and no one knows
it's whereabouts to this very day.
Another important symbolism of
the Menorah is the fact that it
stands for the unity of the can
dies which might otherwise have
no Connection with each other.
QUESTION: What is the ''Maoz
Tzur"?
ANSWER: "Maoz Tzur" is the
name of a special Chanukah
hymn that is sung after the can
dies have been lit. It is more pop
ular to us as the "Rock of Ages"
The contents of this hymn re-
count the wonders Of Jewish his
tory from the Exodus of Egypt,
to the Babylonian exile, to the
fall of Hannah and to the con-
quest Of the Syrians by the Mac
cabeeS.
QUESTION: Who is the author
Of ''Maoz Tzur"?
ANSWER: The author is said to
be a man by the name of Morde-
cal Halevi who lived in the thir-
'teenth century and whose name
is contained in the acrostic of the
opening letters of the hymns
StanZaS.
QUESTION: What is the origin
of the melody which is used for
this hymn?
ANSWER; Is is claimed that
the melody which is popular with
us today is not the melody for
merly used. Many writers trace
the current melody to a current
folk-song which is also claimed
to have been used by Martin Lu-
Their, the German theologian, in
his chorals. This doesn't neces-
sarily detract from the greatness
of the hymn or its melody. In
deed many of our current melo-
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far ahead in both beauty
and comfort.
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South Hardin

Mrs. John Kukes, accompanied
by Mrs. Hart, made a business
trip to Billings Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. James Torske
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Torske enjoyed a no.
host Easter Sunday dinner at
the Walter Torske home.
Archie Macdonald visited at
the J. r. Paulson home Sunday
evening.
Fred Dewald and Con Green
valid made a trip to Billings
Monday.
Easter Sunday dinner guests
at the j. r. PaulSon home We're:
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Astrope, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Astrope, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis SWaby and
baby, Charles Scabery and the
PaulSon family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F1orey of
Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pet
erson and MI. and Mrs. A. L..
Torske were Easter visitors at
the Alvin Torske home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence As
trope were Billings business
callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Kern, Mrs. Glen
Gustafson, Mrs. J. R. Paulson,
Mrs. Alice GreenWald and Mrs.
Conrad Seader, a committee
representing the Two Leggin
Home Demonstration club, Serv-
ed luncheon to members of the
council in the community room
of the courthouse Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Walter Torske, Mrs.
Charles Sweeney, Mrs. Alvin
Torske, Mrs. Leo Colstad, and
Mrs. Earl Gray attended the
council meeting Tuesday.
Barbara Brown, Joyce Wedel
and Joyce Gray attended special
services for Rainbow girls Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Randall
were Hardin business callers
Wednesday.
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knowing Wool" was the top
ic when Miss Clementine Sittel
met with members of the Two
Leggin home demonstration
club Wednesday at the Glen
Gustafson home. Mrs. Ivan Har-
den and Mrs. Glen GustafSon
were hostesses. Donations were
made to the local hospital, re-
ports of the council were given
and Achievement Day was dis
cussed. The following commit
tees were appointed by Mrs.
Walter Torske to work on plans
for Achievement Day:
Exhibits, Mrs. Leo Colstad and
Mrs. James Torske; food, Mrs.
Fred Dewald, Mrs. Alice Green
valid and Mrs. Con Seader;
prizes, Mrs. Alvin Torske; pu-
blicity, Mrs. Dan Knight and
Mrs. Ivan Harden; dress revue,
Mrs. Don Eyre; care of chill
dren, Mrs. Arthur Randall;
flowers, Mrs. Charles Sweeney;
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Crow Agency

The Ladies Council met Tues
day evening, April II, with the
husbands as guests. President
Hazel Davis presided. Mrs. Ma
RE Smart played the piano and
all Joined in singing hymns.
Mrs. Davis introduced Paul M.
Collier, prin :ipal of the Hardin
junio- high school, who gave a
very interesting talk on rel
giouS art. He also displayed
many art selections, among
those his own, and several of
MI. Nelson's of Hardin. During
the social hour which followed,
angel food cake with pineapple
and whipped cream topping,
and coffee were served by Mrs.
L. C. Rennick, Mrs. Hazel DAY.
is, Mrs. E. E. Price, Mrs L. E.
Mason, Mrs. Ben Martin and
Mrs. Sam Denny.
John Burns, Jr., of Omaha Uni
versity, Omaha, Nebr., and Miss
Naomi WaScho, a dress design
er, arrived at Crow Agency last
week for a short visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burns, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald C.
Mum and son Don left on
Monday morning for their home
in Dixon, Mont, after a two
weeks visit with their respective
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
j.. Mum and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Nelson.
Mrs. Mary E. Watt visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvihill in
Columbus, Mont, and Mr.. and
rs. Wilbur J. Watt in Billings
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Winsor of Lame
Deer agency was a luncheon
guest of Mrs. Lorraine Johnson
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren M. ALL
red entertained at dinner on
Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Louk.
DR.. L H. Labbitt of Hardin
was a visitor at the Crow Ag-
ency office on Monday
Supt. L. C. Lippert and Vern
S. Kubitz were official visitors
in Billings on Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence ].
Mum, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C.
Mum and son Don, and Mr.. and