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Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03
Founders Day At
March 9th

March 8, will see every impor-
ant figure in the Twelfth Episco-
al District present at the celebra-
lon Of Founders day at Shorter
ollege, Robert II. Alexander,
resident OF course, Bishop VIM.
Fountain, the chief official of
district will be presented, as well
Is wife, Mrs. Julia Fountain. The
bief speaker in the morning pro-
kam which begins at 1890 a. m.
lin be an alumnus of Shorter
larry S. Kenyon. Since obtaining
Is degree from Shorter, Prof.
lenyon once served there as
Rotball coach. Between then and
bw, he has done extensive grad
DC study and has served in the
Slblic schools of Oklahoma, as
tofessor Of social science and
ban Of men at Paul Quinn col
be, Texas, and at present as
neipal Of Dibol high school at
IDOL, Texas
Feature Of the evening program
hich begins at eight p. m. is
drama composed for the occa-
bn by the dramatic club Its
lie IS The Chrystal Gate. "and
theme is the past, present, and
ture Of Shorter college, as seen
rough the eyes of students now
circulated at Shorter. Leading
aratters are Maceo Holloway
hn Butler, Daisy Marks, jamie
Fmstrong, Jessie Hopkins, Bertha
Pugh, Daniel Hughes, Obey Gril-
c. c. Brown, Willie Sims,
nes Feaster, Elizabeth Green.
d Dorothy Lunch. Mrs. B. J.
lller is director, and Miss Helen
Hill is co-sponsor.
4 noteworthy outcome Of the
betting will be contributions from
Episcopal district, as well as
pln the members OF the school
u teachers and students are
nlrltuiing according to then
'h'y-the former individually
= The latter through their var
Is class organizations and clubs
{ public is invited to attenc
morning and evening ses.
u.s. and there will be no charg,
'a'ever for admission.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03
Bettye johnson Named In Contest By JBC
To Compete In IS pirit Of Cotton" Contest

Mrs, L. C, Bates, local chair
.,,an of the Spirit of Cotton Con-
,as, announces that Miss Betty
Johnson, charming and beautiful
a.,ebter of Mr., and Mrs. Warren
Johnson. 2ll5 Howard, has been
elected as the Little Rock contes-
,art for the Spirit OF Cotton at
Memphis, Tennessee, March Is.
Miss Johnson is being sponsored
h, the Johnson business college
faculty. and student body, with
The STATE PRESS cooperating,
Che was elected by so to ! vote
If the JBC student body. The
shdent have agreed to be respon-
sible for her entrance fee.
She is a graduate of Dunbar hi
scbool. and has attended the Dun
h.r Junior college, Howard Uni
|,ersity and Philander Smith col
|leae. Miss Johnson is now en-
hailed in the secretarial depart
Iment of the business college. In
addition 10 her business studies,
khe displays outstanding skill in
her hobby of classical creative
Dancing.
Miss Johnson is a member of the
|Busy Girls League" at the col
eee and of Shelton's recreation
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03
Religious Inst. 10
Be Held Al PSC

Beginning Monday, March 8, an
institute on Religion In Higher
Education will be held and will
last through Mar. 10 at Philander
Smith college. This institute will
be a seminar combining the an
nual meeting of the association Of
volunteer religious workers In Me-
thodist Institutions and the annual
Week of Prayer at Philander
S m h. II Is sponsored by
See RELIGION-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

al club in the city, Al Howard
she was a member of the rifle
club and the womens athletic as
ISOLATION, and at Philander Smith
a member OF the dramatics club.
She fulfills the entering require
ments-single, 10 years of age,
1875 pounds 5 feet 4l-2 inches
tall, perfect measurements other
wise
Sponsoring this fee is one of the
characteristic activities of these
students at JBC. The student
council votes all activities other
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

The Mems Senate Of Dunbar
junior college is sponsoring
Wind carnival This carnival is to
be held this evening. Bingo, square
dancing, country store and the a.
warding Of several door prizes are
the high lights Of this feature.
Emmett Millsap is president of
this organization.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

AM&N CHOIR HERE THURSDAY-The famous
Arkansas State A. NJ & N choir of Pine Bluff will
appear in concert here Thursday evening at the
Arkansas Baptist college gymnasium. sponsored by
the Greater Little Rock AMIN Alumni association
for the 4th consecutive year.
The choir which is composed Of more than 90
young people, is heard weekly in broadcasts from
KARK and has been on the air for four years in
15-mnute programs throughout the south Many
Of the students in the choir music majors, but
the majority are specializing in other fields.
Conductor of the choir is Ariel M. Lovelace
who is also head of the department Of music at
the Pine Bluff institution. Gussie Albert Dickey
member Of the music faculty is organist for the
choir Assisting with the conducting are Jacquline
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

ENGAGEMENT OF MEDICAL COED ANNouNcED-Mn.
Matte by 107 Pansy street, Hot Springs the
gagement of her daughter Miss Edith M Irby. JGmes
Beauregard JONES' State AMIN college, Pine Bluff Irhy
became the center of Arkansas national when
was accepted Arkansas unverstys first Negro medical
student She is member of the Gamma Gamm Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority organization which presents the
Annual Jabbeock devoted to tuition college
dents
Mr. Jones professor State AMIN college Pine Bluff
He is A. b. from Southern university an NJ and
Phi d. from Washington university The romance is the out
standing of the up to date
June wedding is planned Il is reported
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

ARE YOU A CIVIC MINDED
PERSON OR a civic t0ngued one?
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-03

Price, senior from Hot Springs and Hobart Cope
a junior from St. Louis. Miss Dickey will be as
sisted at the organ by William Pulliam, freshman
from Memphis, and at the piano by Dorothy Greer.
junior from Ell Dorado. Mrs Jean Bell Grce, grad
uate OF Jones high school in North Little Rock and
junior at the college Of the soloists.
The choir was lauded In an article stating that
Il was one Of the best disciplined choral groups to
sing in Little Rock and that II Is a magnificent
group. II has also been stated that this group has
great possibilities Of further travel and higher at
tainments Among other Little Rockian with the
group are. Gladys Arnold, Dorothy Parker. Doretha
Johnson, Laura Jones. Edward Waller. Toy Orios
and Samuel Jones.
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gumu ir, primindamas ypatinga
parodos reiksme Waterburio
lietuviams, paragino naujaku-
RUS jojo mieste jaustis, kaip
pas save -. Bibliotekos vedeja
Miss Barrett linkejo, kad Dai-
les Paroda, suradusi dviem sa-
vaitem prieglobsti siose patal-
pose, issinestu gera garsa ir
|pilna pasisekima. Kun. Razai-
tits, kaip lietuviu parapijos at
stovas, sveikino parodos renge-
jus ir linkejo parodai ko ge-
iriausios kloties. Rev. Anderson
!ir dailininkas Schlegel savo kali
bose pabreze Waterburio lie
tuviu kulturini judruma ir ju
|pastangas dirbti vieningai Anne
rikos ir pavergtos jq tevynes
lgerovei.
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Tulas Nickerson is Clemens
netycia issove is revolverio, il
bevalydamas, ir susizeide. Be
samones buvo nugabentas IL
gonine. Kai po keletos dienu
jis atsigavo, gydytojas jam pa
pasakojo, kad jis tiesiog meis-
triskai suviu nukirtes savo ak
laja zarna, kuria vistiek arti-
miausiu laiku butu reikeje piau-
IT,. Gydytojui reikeje tik is
init nukirstaja jau nesveika
zarna.
Goeteburgo mieste, svedijoje,
policija sueme viena porele, ku-
ri nakti meiliai sedejo ant suo-
10. svedijoj tai draudziama :.
Bet paaiskejo, kad tai vyras su
zmona. Policijos virsininkas
klausia:
= Tai kuriu galu, po simts
pypkiu, is karto nesakei, kad
tai tavo zmona?
- Taigi !. kad as ir pats to
nezinojau, kol tie policininkai
SUI savo prakeiktomis lempute-
mis- neapsviete jos veido -.
* ;s
Filmu artistic Gladys George
laimejo issiskyrimo byla del wy
ro dvasinio ziaurumo. Priezas-
tbs = trecia diena po vestuviu
vyras nieko nesakes isejo ir ne
grizo IL dienu, o grizus jo pir-
mieji zodziai buve: "Kodel va
karienes dar nera ?" -.
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Balandzio % d. miesto majo-
ras Raymond Snyder iskilmin-
gai atidare Lietuviu Dailes Pa
roda grazioj miesto bibliotekoj.
Atidarymo iskilmese dalyvavo
daug vietiniu kulturininku, me-
no atstovq bel visuomenes vel
keju. Sveciams buvo paaiskinti
|dailes eksponatai ir, parodzius
filma is trsmtiniu gyvenimo
Vokietijos stovyklose, buvo at
|liktas iskilmingas aktas.
Parodos komiteto pirmminkas
|dr. M. J. Colney keliais zodziais
|pasveikino susirinkusius, pade-
kojo visiems uz prielankuma ir
kviete talkon del Lietuvos lai-
sves. Majoras Snyder savo kal-
boje pasigerejo parodos turtin-
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5 AMARGUMYNAIY

Is vienos krautuves Tango pa
voge siuvamaja masina. Saw
ninkas padejo j langa rastell:
"Ponai vagys! Praneskit savo
adresa, nusiusim instrukcijas,
kaip vartoti ta masina!"
Kita diena savininkas RADIO
ant to paties Tango prilipdy-
ia atsakyma:
"Padekit instrukcijas lange,
ten kur masina stovejo. Nuns
to pakaks."
Vienoj mazoj krautuvelej is
kasos stalciaus pradejo dingti
popieriniai pinigai. Vagies ME
kaip negalejo suciupti. Pagaliau
paaiskejo, kad peles pragrauze
stalciuje skyle ir nesesi popie-
rinius pinigus savo lizdui isklo-
tt -.
q *
Viename Anglijos miestelyje
buvo j pensija paleistas 60 metu
sulaukes tarnautojas. Pc 18 me-
nesiu staiga jis gauna per poll
CHA kvietima, kad turf dar as
tuonias dienas tarnauti. Mat,
kazkoks plunksnagrauzis iskni-
so, kad jiseistojo j tarnyba vie
ma savaite anksciau prizes jam
sueinant 20 metu, pagal ista-
tyma, tarnyba neturint 20 me-
tu neiskaitoma pensijos is
tarnavimo laika. Tad dabar iis
turejo atidirbti tas dienas dar
karta, kad gautu pensija -.
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Prizes mazdaug puse metq,
Los Angeles atvykus muz. A.
Kuciunui, bendromis tremtiniu
ir senuju Americas gyveNoju,
lietuviu, jegomis buvo imtasl
iniciatyvos isteigti chora su val
dybos, literatu ir kitomis sekcl-
jomis = tikslu padeti VISIONS
lietuviskOms organizations ju
kulturiniame darbe, nekreipiant
demesio j ju srovini pasiskirsty-
ma. To pasekoje buvo suorga-
nizuotas Lietuviu Dainininku
Klubas, kurio branduoli sudare
choras, pradzioje SUI dirigentu
Kuciunu priesakyje, gi jam po
kick laiko persikelus j Chica-
ga, dirigento pareigas pereme
Azuolaitis. Balandzio 16 d. Los
Angeles, North Star Audito-
rum, ivyko pirmasis sio choro
pasirodymas.
Vakaro ivado zodl pasake zur-
nalistas Bronys Raila, nurody-
damas, koki svarbu uzdavinl
yra pasistates "naujagimis" lie
tuviskos kulturos islaikymo ii
ugdymo srityje. Pc to seke val
dinimas "Vienas is musu turi
apsivesti" (vaidino: Batkus,
Batkiene, Lasas ir Azuolaitie-
ne). Operos solistas Baltrusai-
tbs, publikos sutiktas labai Sill
tai, kaip ir visuose savo pasiro-
dymuose, padainavo pora arijr
is operu. Pc to seke paties cho,
no pasirodymas. Dainininkes
apsirengusios puikiais tautiniais
rubais, sudare grazu vaizda see.
noje. Choras padainavo, diriguo
jamas jo dirigento Azuolaicio
kelias dainas, kurios skambejt
labai darniai ir publikos padeks
|buvo visiskai uztarnauta. Cho
ras, nors ir negausus, ypac Wy
rails, pasirode turis gera me
dziaga, is kurios, nors padaryt;
ir nedaug repeticiju, buvo is
gauta tai, ko tokiose salygos
sunku tiketis.
Publikos buvo pilna sale
po toxic grazaus debiuto reiki
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
PuikJs pirmieji Lietuvu Daininnku klubo zingsnia
lietuvskos kulturos islaikymo darbe

laukti, kad paddles paciu cho-
ristu skaicius, o taip pat atsi-
ras ir kitokios paramos, reika-
lingos taip kilniems to klubo
uzdaviniams atlikti.
Klubo valdyba siuo metu SUI
daro: Barauskas (pirmininkas),
Rackus, Karazija, zemgulis If
Azuolaitis. Salia ju labai akty-
vial klubo veikla remia choris-
tes Batkiene ir Rackiene. Cho-
ristu didziuma = tremtiniai, XII
ia dalis - senieji Amerikos
'gyventojai, lietuviai, nuosir-
dziai prisideda ten, kur bet koks
lietuviskas kulturinis darbas
yra reikalingas pagalbos.
sia malonia proga, kada atsi-
RADIO naujos jegos lietuviskos
kulturos dirvonuose, negaliu ne
pastebeti vieno labai liudno fax
to. kad atsirado zmoniQ, sic
kianciu Siam tokiu kilniu tikslu
klubui kenkti. Oar liudniau da-
rosi, kai suzinai, jog Site EMO
mes yra visai artimi, net pri-
klausa taip grazios lietuviskos
parapijos klebonijos "stabui'.
Jie, zinodami is anksto, kad ta
diena rengiamas choro vakaras,
lis savo puses surenge iskyla !
uzmiesti = visomis galimomis
priemonemis stengdamiesi pa
traukti lietuvius savo iSkylon,
kad tuo keliu atitrauktu publi-
ka nuo klubo vakaro. Jie nuejo
dar toliau: ia patti sekmadieni
prie pat baznycios, kurios rel
kalus taip nuosirdziai remia ta-
sal klubas ir jo nariai, ,atkalbi-
nejo lietuvius, kad jie neitu ]
klubo vakara.
Viena moteris, labai uoli pa
rapijos reikalu remeja, driso
numesti klubo kvietimo lapeli
sakydama, kad "tai komunistu
parengimas'. AS nesistebiu sios
moters pareiskimu. Tokiu uzsi-
merkusiu fanatiku po viena kita
atrasime visur. Bet as stebiuos
kitais parapijos pareigunais,
: kaip jie toll nueje -. Argi jus
manote tokiais budais tarnauia
lietuvybei ir lietuviskos kultu-
; ros islaikymui? Ne. Tuo JUS ne
tik nepatarnaujat lietuviskajam
reikalui, bet jam dar kenkiate.
lr ne tik tam JUS kenkiate: JUS,
: kaip parapijos nariai, tokiu sa-
-|vo elgesiu, kenkiate paciam baz-
slnycios reikalui. Y. Bakunas
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Dail6s Paroda afdaryta Waterbury

Ilga ir labai ispudinga kalba
pasake adv. Talbot, buv. kon-
gresham. Jis nuostabiu atviru-
mu ir labai ryskiai pavaizdavo
pasauline politikos padeti ir
grieztais zodziais ivertino Ame-
rikos politika. Baigdamas pa
reiske savo isitikinima, jog at
els diena, kada visos pavergtos
tautos atgaus savo pilna laisve.
DR.. Colney visiems garbes
sveciams iteike po knyga Iii
thuanian Folk Art" su atitin-
kamu irasu. Veliau visi pasira-
Sc specialiai paruostoje garbes
knygoje. Paroda rastu sveikino
minister zadeikis, konsulai Bu-
drys, Dauzvardis ir salna; vyr.
|parodos tvarkytojas adv. Ant.
Oils, visa ellie organizaciJu ir
pavieniq asmenu.
Kita diena Waterburio diem
rasty pirmajam puslapy buvo
placiai aprasytas ,parodos att
darymo aktas ir patalpinta TO-
tografiju. Kulturiniame diem
rascio skyriuje parodos meni-
niam ivertinimui paskirta be-
veik visas puslapis su geresniu
paveikslu reprodukcijomis.
Pirmasias dvi dienas parodos
lankymas buvo labai gausus.
Kad paroda igautu platesnes
kulturines reiksmes, balandzio
[30 d., $50 val. ", parapijos
saleje bus parodos koncertas,
kuri atliks A. Dambrauskaite
ir st. Baranauskas. Laukiama
ta diena ekskursiju is visu Con-
necticuto ietuviq koloniju.
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Mr.. B. Colby gyvenimas tue
budu yra suriStas su Lietuvos
|nepriklausomybes atstatymu.
Ia pacia proga reikia paste
beti, kad B. Colby buvo didelis
bolsevizmo priesas ir jis boise
Ivikines valdzios Rusijoje nepri-
pazino. Y. Ambpzevisius
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Bailbridge Cobb!
IIliiruS

Man prisimena laikai apie
1920 metus, kada tuomet CALM
gas B. Colby, sededamas Wa
shingtone, Valstybes Departa-
mente, valde Amerika, preziden-
tut Woodrow Wilsonui sergant.
Tuo metu Lietuvos nepriklauso-
somybe kabojo ant svarstykliQ
ir jos atstatyma labai daug nu-
leme B. Colby.
1920 m. rugsejo menesi len
ku legijonai, lauzydami tarp-
tautine teise, per Suvalkija bro
|vesi Lietuva ir stengesi ia
visa uzimti.
Lietuvos Atstovybe Washing
tone buvo beige, mes valdzios
|durys lietuviams buvo uzdary-
tos. Lenkai gi, muziko J. Pa
derevskio vadovaujami, mela-
gingai kenke politiniams Lie
tuvos reikalams. Lietuvos pa
detis buvo kritiska. Kas gi rel
kejo daryti?
Tuomet New Jersey Lietuviu
Taryba greitosiomis sauke SUI
sirinkima, kuriame nutare nieko
nelaukiant siusti savo atstovus
i Washingtona ir pareikalauti
Americas valdzios pagalbos Lie
tuvai. Tuojau pat buvo pasiQs-
tt trys delegatai Washingto-
ma. Tais delegatais buvo: Vim.
cas- Ambrozevicius, Juozas Kra.
likauskas ir Vladas Lescinskas
Ju isvykima paskelbeme Anne.
rikos spaudoje.
Rytojaus diena, is pat ryto
delegatai apsilanko Lietuvos
Atstovyben ir pranesa savo mi
sija = ginti Washingtone Lie
tuva. Atstovybe, abejodama pa
sisekimu, Siam zygiui nepritare
Colby kabineto atidarymo va
landa Valstybes DEPARTMENT.
kongresm. Chandler pristate lie
tuviu delegacija ir tai buv'
pirmieji Colby interesanti t;
diena.
!. Colby isklause lietuviu skun
da prizes lenkq agresija, per sa
vo ambasadoriq Varsuvoje, MI
Gibbon, pasiunte Lenkijai pre-
testo nota ir sustabde tolimesn
lenkq i1vazija Lietuvon.
sitas musu zygis Valstybe
D Departarnentan buvo paskelbta
; Washingtono spaudoje ir pa
skleistas placiau per Unite
Press.
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raj McRae" j New Yorka at
vyko Sic ietuviai tremtiniai:
Asevicius Stasys, Domininka -
Cleveland, Ohio.
Baltrusaitis Juozas - Du Bols,
Penn.
Barauskaite Juze = Rochester,
NY.
Birziska Viktoras - Chula Wis
ia, Calf.
Bliudzius Mykolas,a Elzbleta,
Regina = Watertown, Conn.
Bluvaite Matilda - Plattsburg,
NY.
Bobinas Konstancija - Har-
ward, Mass.
Bujokas Antanas = Cleveland
Ohio.
Burvila Stasys, Aria - Oma-
ha, Nebr.
tBytautas Emma. Erlta, kuta "a
Bernadeta = BROOKLYN, NY
Ciiunskas Alfonsas, Juozas -
Rochester, NY.
Dubinskas Andrius, MarlJa
Omaha, Nebr.
Glemza Brone, Rlmantas
Rockville, Conn. -,
Karla Antanas r->Chica 90, III
! Ka7akevicins Juo7as, Pe1ras
NC Tuozas, Ona - Omaha, Nehr
Ka5,,kauskas Antanas = Koch-
Vile. Conn
Kira,,rvs Stasys - Detroi''
Mich. ~
iK,,;tanskas Mare Vilhe'n'1he
Mina1das. Edmundas = UNA
ha. Nebr. ,no
Liandaitis Leonas, Lisa Miclla. %
el Aleksandra,. Olga - We"
York. NY.
'Iukosevicius Pranas = Cnlca'
go. I'll.
Macins Adomas.. Kotryna
Melrose Park. I'll. ;.
|4Markevicius Vincentas, Mario
ma. Maria. Jonas. Rlmun-
tas - Omaha. Nebr.
i |Naolius Antanas - chicago
/ I'll. -, ~,
Preiksaitis Mariiona, Milda-Ma
70 A1oirdas. Jonas - Oma
ha. Nebr.
Rasytinis Steponas - Cleve
land, Ohio.
ERimkus Antanas Chicago
I'll.
Rozenas Boleslovas - Brock
/ ton, Mass.
\ Rozevicius Petras, Terese. An
gele, Danguole - Masphet
i IL, NY.
| Skrehys Antanas - Rochester
Sma1vs Jurgis - Brooklyn
NY.
Snarskis Leonas. Magdalena
Jonas, Irena, Juozas Chi
cago, Ill.
Svazas Vitalis - Brooklyn
Urbonas Vincas - Yonkers
NY.
Vaitkevicius Antanas - Brock
| ton. Mass.
: Vileniskis Jgnas, Janina, Tgnas
Genovaite. Jurgis - Roslin
dale. Mass.
Apie s. m. balandzio 25 d., lai
VI General Heintzelman'' j Bos
tona atvyko Sic lietuviai trem
ltiniai:
Adakauskaite Bronislava, Reg
ma - Abingdon, Mass.
Adomenas Jonas - Randolph
Mass.
Bagdziunas Antanas, Biruti
Virgilijus - Brooklyn, N. y
Baltramonaitis Juozas - "
II Hartford, Conn.
Il Banavicius Pranas, Ona =
Il Chicago, Ill.
Il Bernotas Juozas - Elizabetl
- 4l gast = sa -
| N. J.
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI


Budnikas Alfonsas, Aleksandra,
Sigitas, Emilia, Kestutis -
Chicago, Ill.
Budziuniene Magdalena -
Huntly, Ill.
Budrys Vytautas = Chicago,
Ill.
Dailide Petronele - Chicago
Ill.
Dimgaila Petras - Richmond
Va.
|Doveinis Juozas - Philadelphia
Pa.
Dzekciorius Andrius, Stase, Ro.
mantas, Donatas, Algiman.
tas, Staitas - Amsterdam
N. Y.
Gaidukas Liudmila, Antanas
Rimantas - New York, NY
Gecas Higinas - Chicago, III
Gubliauskas Stasys, Monika -
So. Boston, Mass.
Jagadinskas Vladas - Stanford
Conn. IL
Jankauskas Alfonsas, Genovai
te, Eugenijus, Alfonsas, Ire
ma - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jankevicius Jeronimas = Chi
cago, III.
Jurkeviciene Ona - Baltimore
Md.
Jurkevicius Alma - So. Boston
Mass.
Kazakevicius Antanas - Oma
ha, Nebr. ''' -
Keiba Vladas, Ona, Vitalija -
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Kuraitiene Sofia, Juze = Bro
oklyn, N. Y.
Lesevicius Juozas, Ona = Hi
ghland, Ind.
Lesevicius Brute = E. Chica
| go, Ind.
Lesevicius Aldona = Highland
] Ind.
Lesevicius Irmina - E. Chica
go, Ind.
|Liaupsinas Jonas - Cleveland
| Ohio.
|Mackevicius Feliksas, Jadvyga
! Eleonora, Antanas - Roches
| ter, N. Y.
|Marcisauskas Domicele, Marij;
- Detroit, Mich.
|Matuzevicius Ang. - Brooklyn
i N. Y.
EMudrovas Povilas = Chicago
Ill.
Miltakis Kazys, Stase, Joantf
Ismena = Detroit, Mich.
Norkevicius Ceslovas, Anna-E
re - Chicago, Ill.
Paketuris Leonora, Vytauta!
Aldona, Genovaite - Chicag
Ill.
Pauliukonis Pranasy Elzbiet'
Rimantas, Grazina, Elzbiet;
zivile, Kastytis, Angelika :
Worcester, Mass.
: Petrauskas Antanas, Veronik;
Julia, Elena - Detroit, Mic
Pusdesris Justinas, Ona, Don;
tas, Linas, Jurate, Maria :
j, Hartford, Conn.
|Pauliukaitis Donatas - Phil'
delphia, Pa.
tPetraityte Janina - Hazleto
Pa.
Poska Edvardas - Philadelphi
(Bus daugiau) !
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-08
All Jewish Members Of
U. S. Congress
Reelected
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

WASHINGTON (JTA) = All
Jewish members of the U. S. Con-
gress have managed to retain
their seats and at least one Jew,
Sidney A. Fine, a New York
Democrat, won a seat, as a result
of the nationwide elections, it be-
came known here this week. In
a number of instances in various
states, Jewish candidates aspiring
for membership in Congress were
defeated.
Jews who have held their seats
include Senator Herbert H. Leh-
man and Representatives Arthur
G. Klein, Abra h a m Multer,
Emanuel Celler, Isidore Dolling-
err, Louis B. Heller, and Jacob K.
Javits, all of New York. Adolph
J. SABBATH, aged dean of the House
and chairman of the Rules Com
mittee, was reelected by Illinois
voters, as was Sidney R. Yates,
of Chicago. Pennsylvania voters
returned Earl Chudoff, of Phila-
delphia, and A. A. Ribicoff, of
Connecticut, was reelected.
Members of Congress who have
displayed anti-Jewish sentiments
have been returned for another
term, including Sen. Pat McCar-
ran (D-Nev.), Representatives
John Rankin (D-Miss.), Ed Cos
sett (D-Texas), Clare Hoffman
(R-Mich.), Lawrence H. Smith,
R-Wis.). In Missouri, however,
Sen. Forrest C. Donnel, a Repub-
ican who made unfavorable re-
marks during Senate considera-
ton of the displaced persons is
sue, was defeated by Thomas c
Hennings, Jr., a Democrat.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-08

NEW YORK CITY (AJP) "A
Russian-born textile tycoon, who
in his youth aspired to the rabbi
nate because of his family's in
terest in Talmudic scholarship,
laid $1,000,000 on the line this
week for the construction of a
general laboratory building to
Mount Sinai Hospital of New
York City.
The contributor, Frank z. At
ran, commercially active in the
United States in the organization
of a nylon knitting factory, real
estate and in the import and ex-
port field, was reported presently
in Europe on a trip.
Born in Kiev, Mr.. Atran FORE
sock the business world to parti-
cipate in political opposition to
the Gear following his graduation
from college. After the revolution
he again abandoned his mercan-
tile interests to join in the fight
against Lenin's Bolshevik govern
ment. He left Russia in 1925 for
Berlin and later came to America
where he applied and received
citizenship.
The new m ain laboratory,
which will replace Anticipated
units completed in 1920 to serve
a staff of about IS workers, will
be seven stories high, hospital
officials said.