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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05
Korig to Address
Wonen's Alliance

Capt. Walter Karig, o. s. NJ.
will speak at a luncheon Of the
Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Unitarian Church, to be held at
noon Friday. He will talk on how
the United States Government has
used the findings Of science in
dealing with the Pacific Island
natives.
Alliance Circle 5. headed by
Mrs. William G. Eliot. will pre-
pare the luncheon to be served
under the direction Of Mrs. K. A.
Butler. Reservations may be
made at the church office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-05
Annual SprinQ Dance

The Temple B'nai Jacob will
hold its annual Spring dance from
9 pm. to midnight next Sunday
at the Annapolis Hotel. Mrs.
Charles Meltzer is chairman and
Mrs. Irving Cutler, co-chairman.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Martin Demands u. ),
Cut Excise Taxes 10
Guard Gem Industry
BY the Assoeioted Press

Representative Martin, Repub-
lican, of Massachusetts said today
jewelry must be protected from
tariff cuts because it Is "by its
very nature, in danger Of ruinous
foreign competition"
The House Republican leader
presented his statement to the
Governments Committee for Rec
iprocity Information, which is
conducting hearings prior to the
international trade conference set
for Torquay, England, in Sep
tember.
The threat Of a flood of cheap
foreign imports and the contin-
uation of the 20 per cent excise
tax, Mr.. Martin said, "are twin
monsters which are threatening
to destroy an industry upon
which 100000 New England peo-
pie depend for their livelihood. ="
The House Ways and Means
Committee has approved a reduc-
ton in the jewelry excise, from
20 per cent to 10 per cent.
Mr.. Martin argued that tech
nologically the jewelry industry
now competes with foreign man
ufacturers on practically an equal
basis.
''The tremendous differential
between the wage rates of Japan,
Czechoslovakia. France and Ger
many as compared with the
United States" he said, lis re-
f1ected in an almost equal differ
ential in price between the Amer
lean products and the foreign
article"
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Hoover Unit Aide Calls
GA0Chief Obstacle 10
Accounting Reforms
BY the Associated Press

An official of the Citizens Com
mittee for the Hoover Report
charged yesterday that the Cen
eral Accounting Office is "the
chief obstacle to the accounting
reforms" in Government urged by
the Hoover Commission.
Robert L. L. Mccormick, COM
mittee research director, said in
progress report on the Hoover
recommendations that the ac-
counting reforms were urged as
basic to the whole reorganization
program.
He said the GAO opposition to
accounting changes "rests on un-
willingness to grant clear re-
Sponsibility to the executive, even
in cases where it lacks authority
itself" 1t is an agency of Con-
gress independent of the execu-
tive branch.
Without the accounting changes
recommended, he added, "the tax
payers can never be satisfied that
their dollars have been wisely
spent"
Controller General Lindsay
Warren, who heads the GAO, has
said that Herbert Hoover, when
he was President, tried to abolish
the agency and that in the COM
mission recommendations he was
merely renewing and continuing
his assault"
Mr.. Warren's assistant, Frank
Weitzel, has testified that the
Hoover Commission showed "abys-
NAL ignorance" of the Federal
accounting system.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Ex-Sheriff's S Safe Robbed
OF $1,000 in JeweIry
By the Assoeioted Press

ELKTON. Md, May 2s.-
Thieves broke into the home of
former Sheriff and Mrs. Ralph
Robinson here. stealing jewelry
valued at $1,000 from a small,
well-hidden safe in a bedroom.
The safe was fitted inside table
stand and completely hidden, Mr..
Robinson said, so that a burglar
unfamiliar with the house prob
ably would not have looked there.
The jewelry was taken Saturday
night while the Robinsons were
away from their home for about
four hours, visiting friends in the
neighborhood. The burglars gained
admittance to the house by cut
ting a screen and raising a first
floor window, MIR. Robinson re-
ported.
Mr.. Robinson was sheriff Of
Cecil County from 1912 to 1946.
Currently, he is in the retail
plumbing and heating business.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

Then he tears one set of num-
bers. leaves the other set on the
letter and mails the letter to the
Attorney General. State House,
Boston.
The informant keeps his set of
numbers so he can establish proof
he was the sender when the rob-
bers are arrested and convicted"
The Attorney General said he
viii have the numbers on letters
which offered vital information
published in newspapers so they
can be compared in private.
Number holders, Mr.. Kelly said
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Junior Bor Section
Will Elect Officers

The Junior Bar Section OF the
Bar Association OF the District Of
Columbia will elect new officers at
a luncheon meeting at 1880 pm.
Thursday at the Hamilton Hotel.
After the luncheon. candidates
for president of the Senior Bar
Association will speak on Why
You Should Vote for My Oppon-
ents," The candidates are Edgar
j. Goodrich. John L. Laskey and
Joe " Morgan.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Psyche Patient Menoces
N on Plane Over Ocean

FAIRFIELD SUISUN AIR
FORCE BASE, Calf, May 20 (P).
"A suicide-bent psychoneurotic
patient late Saturday threatened
a military transport plane with
"a persons aboard when he jetti-
soned the crafts emergency door
200 miles off the California coast.
The falling door was swooped
up by the airstream of the giant
C-54 Skymaster and slammed in
to the planes horizontal tail
structure.
The unnamed patient was
tackled by fellow patient-paSsen-
gers as he prepared to dive into
the sea after pulling the release
handle that jettisoned the door.
The pilot, First 1t. Harold A.
Pricer, summoned air rescue craft
from Hamilton Air Force Base but
was able to land his crippled ship
at this air field without mishap.
r The plane, carrying 81 patients
and a crew of three, was en- route
from Hickam Field in Hawaii.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

may then come forward In secret
without their identities being dis
closed"
Mr.. Kelly said all letters sub
mitted TO him will be kept in his
own private vault.
The reward or a share Of 1t will
be paid If the part torn of by the
sender compares with numbers on
the letters in the Attorney Gen.
erals vault.
Charles A. McCarron. chairman
Of the five-man Drinks Reward
Committee. said he agreed to Mr..
Kelly's proposals.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Veteran Runs Amok in AirIiner
And Terorizes rs With Pistol
German Bride, With
Boby, Tries in Vain
To Quiet Husband
By the Asseeiofed Press

FRESNO, Calf, May 29.-Air
Force veteran John O'Reilly, %,
o meek gear grinder from Los
Angeles, terrorized IS airplane
passengers with a cooked auto
matte high over California yester-
day.
Terrified passengers on the Oak
land bound craft cringed. One
elderly woman tainted and fell to
the planes floor. He let her lie
there.
His reign Of terror ended half
an hour after it began when the
plane made an emergency land
ing here. Deputy sheriffs carted
him of to the county psychopathic
ward.
His German war bride, Magda-
line, %. who had been aboard with
their 9-month-old baby, waited
around and apologized to the pass
engers and plane crew after the
incident.
VAtACSOC1 1eECUuut xCTTOEs
Stewardess Joan Heron and a
passenger, Mrs. Dorothy Mckenzie
OF San Francisco, pieced together
the story after the narrowing half
hour.
They said O'Reilly first COM
planned that music on the plane s
loud speaker was too loud.
He refused coffee and sand
wiches. saying they were drugged.
Then he complained of gas
odors and accused Miss Heron of
trying to shut off the air when
she put up a blanket to block of
a draft between the pilots COM
partment and the passengers.
After locking himself in the
lavatory, O'Reilly came out, again
complained of gas fumes, then
smashed two windows with a fire
extinguisher.
Miss Heron summoned the pi-
lot. Joseph N. Nuccitelli. AS Nuc-
citelli turned the controls over to
Co-pilot Don Lieto and stepped
into the passenger compartment,
OReilly pulled the automatic
from his pocket.
Nuccitelli jumped back into the
pilots compartment, locked the
door and radioed here asking po-
lice to be on hand when he made
his emergency landing.
Meanwhile. O'Reilly waved the
pistol at the passengers, shouting
"Nobody's going to get me. I'll
kill you ALL"
Mrs. Cecil Lyons, 70, a passen-
ger from Los Angeles, tainted but
no one dared touch her.
THE mans baby was crying, &"
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Dy the Asseeiessd Press

BOSTON, May 29.-The State
made it easy today for informapts
to come forward with clues to the
fabulous $1.2 million cash holdup
Of Drinks Inc. without fear of
underworld reprisals by assuring
anonymity and a share in the
$100,0 900 reward.
The "air-tight plan for citizens
cooperation" was announced by
Massachusetts, Attorney General
Francis z. Kelly as police con-
tinued relentessly for their first
tangible clue in the Nations big
Evening star., 1950-05-29
State Pledges Reward Anonymity for Clues to Drinks Hodup

geSt cash haul last January II.
Mr.. Kelly said that under the
scheme approved by the Citizens
Reward Committee even accom-
plices to the holdup can offer
information and Still remain un-
identified. thus escaping trial and
cashing in on the reward.
Here's how the plan works, Mr.
Kelly said:
The informant submits his in
formation on q plain piece OF
paper and on the bottom Of which
he writes two sets Of numbers OF
at least four figures.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Report to Be Given
On Youth Conference

A city-wide meeting Of those
interested In the coming Mid
Century White House Conference
on Children and Youth has been
scheduled for 8:15 pm. June T.
it was announced yesterday.
The meeting was called to hear
a progress report by Melvin A.
CHASER, executive director of the
conference staff. 1t will be held
at the General Services Admins
tration auditorium. Eighteenth
and r streets NV.
Present plans call for the con-
ference TO be held in Washington
next December.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

said Mrs. Mckenzie. "Its mother
was shouting: Johnny, what are
you doing?' And its father shout
ing back, Don't be stupid. They're
trying to gas us!'"
AS the plane stopped, O'Reilly
jumped out into the waiting arms
of officers. He was booked on
suspicion of assault with deadly
weapon.
District Attorney Richard Shep-
ard said O'Reilly would be ar
raigned today unless his family
prefers to have him given q
psychiatric examination
Evening star., 1950-05-29
War Cost Bolivia Dearly

In war with Chile that lasted
from 1879 to 1884 Bolivia lost the
rich nitrate fields of Antofagasta
and also her outlet to the sea.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
HE and DIE 1kev

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Evening star., 1950-03-15

(Above)
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quality fit Of Hill and Dale shoes are
exemplified in this tailored strap shoe Of
Bootmaker finished calfskin. MelIowed
Amber. Boulevard Blue.
sI59S
Backaroo walking shoe of distinc.
ton in Bootmaker finished caifskin with
built-up leather heel Hunting Red, Boule.
varde Blue. (Far right, tob)
sIs.9S
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and Dale spectators. Snow white suede
trimmed with polished brown ealfskin to
five you day-1one smartness.
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The mirror kleam Of Hill and Dale Boot.
maker finish is reflected in this handsome
ealfskin sling. Mellowed Amber or Hunt.
Ind Red.
1888
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P A , EK os

ANTANUI SMIGELS KIUI,
Parma, Ohio, sudariusiam NUNS
reikalingas garantijas atvykti
j Amerika ir suteikusiam j cia
atvykus teviska globa bel para
ma, reiskiame nuosirdzia pade-
ka Regina ir Jonas Ciuberkiai
Ponams Salaseviciams, Misci-
kams, p-lei Spudziutei ir p. Sa-
kalui, uz malonia pagalba ruo-
Slant sokiu vakara, reiskiame
graziausia padeka.
Ciurli0nio Ansamblio
VadOvybe
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jaja Zelandija ir Australia. Tas
laivas palms $50 asmenu.


1850 metal lektuvams bus di.
dziausi metal ligsiolinej orc
transportacijos biznio storijoj
KeleviQ, bagazo .ir paste bus
daugiau, negu kada nors yrs
anksciau buve. Keleiyiu skaicius
paddles bent 1917. Xxi balan
dzio men. l dienos bus specialios
kainos. Tai bus didelis keleivip
pritraukimas. Padauges keleiviy
! Pietu Amerika, bet daugiausiai
i Europa, del sventujq Metq.
Viena orc linijos bendrove sa.
ko, kad apie 4 5000 zmoniu jau
uzsisake vietas lektuvuose. Tai
daug daugiau, negu normaliai
Cia, JAW, bus tas pats, kair
1949 metals, tik ivairiu siuntu
Ouo udUS idu.
Bendros pajamos is keleiviy
1949 metals buvo $765,314,865.
1948 metals buvo $678,879, ,594,
Orc liniju islaidu 1949 metals
buvo $720,484,617; Tai yra go
daugiau, kaip l948 metals.
Skaitydamas lietuviu laikras-
cius pastebejau, kad labai daug
lietuviu vaziuoja1 j Florida ir
kitur. To nebuvo prizes 20-25
metus. Ateityje turizmo biznis
bus geras, mes pas zmones yra
daugiau laisvo laiko ir gauna
apmokanas atostogas.
Lietuviams patartina eiti
turizmo bizni, nors, kick man
zinon1a, jau ir dabar grazus lie.
tuviu skaicius tame biznyje dir.
ba. Bet vietos ir progu dar yrs
labai daug.
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6 qGe3D3!?9!{@{[zjaaEdts&{ |? e @[zjaEts
SVECIUOSE PAS OHIO
GUBERNA ATORIU

Vienuolikos laikrasciu, isei-
nanciu Clevelande ne anglu kali
ba, redaktoriai pereita penkta-
dieni lankesi pas Ohio guber-
natoriu Frank J. Lausche, ku-
ris juos pasikviete susipazinimo
lpietu.
Gubernatorius skyre sveciams
Ii Columbus nuvykti valdini lex
tuva. Kelione juo buvo tue sa-
votiska, kad visi keleiviai priva-
lomM turejo butt uzsideje pa
rasiutus.
Redaktoriai lankesi guberna-
tdroj ir gubernatoriaus gyvena-
muose namuose Governors
Mansion), kur svecius labai ma
loniai prieme ir Mrs Lausche.
Placiau apie pasikalbejima SUI
gubernatorium bus kitame DIR
VOS numeryje. Pazymetina,
kad gubernatorius, paklaustas,
ka jis galvoja apie besiartinan-
cia Vasario 16-ta, uztikrino, kad
proklamacija, skelbianti ta die
ma lietuviu svente, tikrai bus
paskelbta.
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Public Auditorium

lmtininkq paradas vasario z d.
Mildred Burke, moteru imty-
nininkiq pasaulio cempione gins
savo titula prizes Mae Weston
Public Auditorium, antradieni,
vasario z d.
NWA cempionas Lou Thess
imsis SUI buvusiu to titulo GEM
pionu Bill Longson. Thess pirma
karta pasirodo Clevelande po
cempionato laimejimo.
Gene Stanles, zinomas, kaip
'Mr. Amerika" imsis SUI Fred
Bozic. Stanles yra zinomas is
|televizijos.
Porinese imtynese Kay Bell
ir Fred Won Schacht stos prizes
Lucky Simanovich ir DIR. Meske.
Primrose rungtynese Don
Evans prizes meksikieti Enrique
Torres.
Bilietai pas Richmond Bro
theirs, 736 Euclid Ave., Main
O967 ir Central Armory, Pros
pect 4121.
Kainos: Rezervuotos 20 $40
ir $1.80. Iejimas = $1.20.
Durys atviros nuo 700 val.
vakaro. Pirnos rungtynes pra-
sideda apie $50.
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PASIkALBEJIMAS SU CUR
LIONIO ANSAMBLIO
VADOVU

Sios savaites lietuviskame ra-
dijo pusvalandyje numatomas
pasikalbejimas su Ciurlionio an
samblio vadovu Alfonsu Mikuls-
kiu.
Kaip teko girdeti, Ciurlionio
ansamlio pirmasis koncertas
ivyksias Clevelando Severance
Hall saleje kovo men. pabaigoje,
balandzio men. ansamblis pa
kviestas koncertams j Chicago
ir Pittsburgha.
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PRANESIMAS

Rysium SUI J. E. vyskupo Gle
velando lietuviu naujosios sv.
Paneles N. Pagalbos parapijos
vizitacija, siai parapijai priklau-
So lietuviai tremtiniai kvieciami
susirinkti vasario 5 d. tuojau pc
10 val. lietuviu pamaldu kleboni-
jos patalpose pasitarti.
IniciatOriai
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Raso ]. J. Bachunas

1947 m. keliavimas traukiniais
sumazejo po % bilijonus kel
myliu. 1948 ir 1949 metals SUI.
mazejo 51a bilijonus myliu
Gelezinkeliq pareigunai mano
kad tai yra grizimas. prie nor.
malaus keleiviniu traukiniu kie.
kio. Jie mano, kad simet dal
Isumazes 31a bill. myliu.
Gelezinkeliu autoritetai mano
kad keliavimas traukiniais SUI
mazejo del siu priezasciQ:
l. Daugiau zmoniu turi save
privacius automobiles, be to
nebestinga padangu ir gazolino
2. Autobusu kainos, konku-
rencijos tikslu, sumazintos.
3. Tas pats ir SUI orc susisie-
kimu.
4. Gelezinkeliu bilietq kainos
tue tarpu keliamos.
AutObusai
Autobusu reikalai irgi toxic
je pat padetyje. Jie negauna pa
kankamai keleiviu, mes daugelis
vaziuoja nuosavais automobi-
liais. Ju Wits - ilgosios kelio-
mes. Ilgu kelioniq kainose bus
iskaitytas maistas, viesbuciai
ir TT. Taip pat tikisi pasisekimo
isnuomodami autobusus priva-
cioms grupems.
Laval
Keliones laivais 1850 metals
bus daug didesnes, negu prizes
kara ir anksciau del siu priezas'
ciu:
!. Visi LAVAL bus perpildyt
turistu Europon j sventujQ Me
tu iskilmes. Daugumos laivq vie
tos jau uzimtos keletai meme
siq. Kai kurie LAVAL jau parda
We vietas Xxi liepos men. vidu
rio.
2. Keliones laivais Ramiajam,
(Vandenyne irgi bus didesnes
Prabanginiai laval kelionems
Vakarus, Japonija, Kinija ir ap
link pasauli irgi jau uzsakyt
keliems menesams.
3. Bus daugiau kelioniu j Ha
vaju salas. IS dalies todel, kat
Kalifornijoj zmoniu skaicius pa
didejo ir tie kur nors keliaus
/ 4. Daugiau zmoniu vaziuos
Europa, negu j Pietu Amerika
ines Europoj daugiau ivairumu
Yra atnaujintas ir sumodernin
tas laivas, kuris YES daugial
[kaip 1000 zmoniu j Italia kov
diena. Taip pat atnaujinta
kitas laivas, kuris anksciau bu
lvo vartojannas karo reikalams
ills plauks j Pietu Pacifika, Nau
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Ka reikia daryti?

Man atrodo, kad atsakymas
labai aiskus. Reikia jau dabar
nebe iuokais rdpintis V0kietii0j
pasiliekancius lietuvius sukelti
j atskiras st0vyklas.
Jei dabar tas reikalas nebus
sutvarkytas taip, kaip turetQ
butt. tai kai IRO veikimas pa
sibaigs, bus jau per velu. Vokie-
ciai tada ia reikala taip sutvar-
kys, kad items zmonems nieko
neliks, kaip tik vargas ir asaros
Ia sutvarkyti gall amerikie-
ciu, anglu ir prancuzu admin
stracija. Todel nieko nelau-
kiant reikia kreiptis tas vyriau-
sybes ir prasyti, kad jos atitin-
kamoms istaigoms lieptu ta pa.
daryti. Tuo turf pasirupinti Anne
rikos Lietuviu Taryba, BALFas
ir Lietuvos pasiuntiniai.
Toliau. butinai reikia sukelt
bent tick lesu, kad kai reikes
galetumem tuos zmones paremti
Sakau - kai reikes -, nes
siuo metu, kol veikia IRO. emo
mes dar siaip taip laikosi. Tiesa
dalis laikosi tik todel, kad il
IRO gauna tick plaisto If ap
ranges, jog mirti dar negalima
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bet ir gyventi nera kaip..
Remit reikia ir per BALFa ar
Vokietijoj veikianti Lietuvos
Raudonaji Kryziu, bet reikia
neatsisakyti ir nuo pavienes pa
ramos. zmones ypatingai auks-
tai vertina asmeniska parama. j
tokius vargsus labai stiprina,
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GELIQ IR BUTO PAPUOSALQ
PARODA

Nuo kovo 4 XII IL d. Clevelan-
do Public Hall vel bus butu pa
puosimu .ir geliu paroda. Tarp
kitty dalyku bus daug japonu
memo dirbiniu, ypac is bambuko.
Bus net bambuko namas.
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nes jie pajunta turi uz savo pc
ciu asmenine atrama. Asmenis-
kus rysius mezgant, atsiranda
progu ne tik maisto ar rubu
stoka papildyti, bet ir morali-
mes nuoskaudas uzlyginti, dva-
sia pagydyti. o tai daznai rel
kia vertinti daug daugiau, negu
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T'raukiniai

Atrodo, kad keliavimas trau-
ki9iais bus niazespis bent 1917
jis jau sumazejo 63'% nuo savo
auksciausio tasko, kuris buvo
karo rnetu 1914 m. 1916 If
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Padzlxite surasti

AS, Jadvyga Kuzmickiene, gi-
nausi ciriute, ieskau sayo pus-
brolio TAMO GIRO. Paeiname
nuo Alytaus, is Trakiskiu kai-
nao, Perlojos valsciaus.
Malonekite atsiliepti siuo ad-
resu: Mrs. Jadvyga Kuzmickas,
1913 McClelland St., Portage, Pa.
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mano tie, kurie patys to nera pa
tyre.
Tu 1000 ar 1000 mdsu tau
teciu islaikymas yra musu gar
bes dalykas. Senieji ir nauja.
kuriai turf ta pareiga pasidalinti
ir teseti, kol tai bus reikalinga.
B. Vargas
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DETROIT, MICH.

SOmybeS PaSkeib1MO 81 metQ
sukakties minsjimas Detroite
Detroito Lietuviq Organizaci-
lju Centras savo paskutiniame
posedyje isrinko komisija 16-os
Vasario minejimo iskilmems pa
rengti. Komisijos sastatan iejo
zinomi Detroito veikejai: E. Pau
raziene, P. Medonis, j. Pilka, A.
Rinklnas, muz. Br. Budrilnas,
dr.. J. Brunza, Saladzius ir Pr.
Padalskis.
Komisija parenge sekancia
programa:
Minejimas ivyks vasario 19
d., sekmadieni, Ukrainian Ma
tional Temple saleje (4655 Mar
tin ave). Parengimo pradzia 5
val. yak. Iejimo bilieto kama
$1.0O.
Minejime kalbes Detroito Uni
versiteto Prezidentas Very Rev.
Prof. DIR. Ceiestin J. Steiner ir
Prof. Balys Vitkus.
Prof. dr.. C. J. Steiner yra pla-
ciai zinomas Amerikos noksli-
1iinkas. Jis yra pagarsejusio
Detroito Universiteto preziden-
tas ir Amerikos Universitetu
Sajungos Nacionalines Tarybos
direktorius. 10 dalyvavimas mu-
su iskilmese if jo pritarimas
musq laisves kovai yra didelis
laimejimas. Musu kova del lais-
yes perkeliama j Amerikos kul-
turininku ir mokslininku sluoks-
MUS. Ten mes randame draugu
ir sajungininku. Prof. dr.. C. J..
Steiner yra gerai susipazines
su Lietuvos prarastos laisyes
byla ir todel ypatingai indomu
tue klausimu isgirsti pareiskima
lis Amerkos mokslininko lupu.
Prof. B. Vitkus var buves
zemes Ukio Akademijos Dotnu-
vote profesorius, po bolseviku
okupacijos buvo laikinosios Lie
tuvos vyriausybes sastate zemes
Ukio ministru. Prof. B. Vitkus
neseniai atvyko is tremties ir
apsigyveno Chicagoje.
Menineje minejimo dalyje pir-
ma karta dalyvaus Detroito
|lietuviu skauciu draugove, mok.
Pajaujienes vedama. Skautes
atskleis ziurovams musu jauno-
,sios kartos patriotini subrendi-
ma, isreiksta meniskomis formo-
mis-: bus gausu tautiniu sokiq,
dainu ir deklamacijq.
!. Detroitieciams zinomas poe
tas Jurgis Kastytis Gliauda pa
sirodys SUI specialiai tai dienai
paskrta kuryba.
Detroito Lietuviu Radio cho-,
ras, vadovaujamas muz. Br. Bu-
dridno, dainuos naujas, dar De-
troite negirdetas, dainas, kurias
choras rengia Siam minejimui.
Visiems yra zinomas aukstas to
choro meninis lygis.
Programos vedejas dr. Pr. Pa
dalskis, detroitieciu megiamas
del jo samojaus ir pranesimu tik-
slumo, jungs visa programa i
darnia, patriotines nuotaikos
svente, pargazinta puikios me-
mines dalies.
Pc programos bus Sokiai, gro
jant geram orkestrui, ir bufie-
tas.
DLOC kreipiasi j visus Detroi-
to ir apylinkes lietuvius ir
kviecia juos gausiai dalyvauti
Shame parengime, kurio pelnas
eina Lietuvos vadavimo reika-
lams. Ia diena NUNS susiburti
draugen yra musu tautine parei.
ga ir musu patriotizmo NANTES.
tacija. Turima ziniu, kad Michi.
gano Gubernatorius ia proga
isleis proklamacija, skelbiancis
ta diena Lietuvos Valstybes die.
ma. DLOC
s.Aa--.-a.-...-<1.s.
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il st. Nasvytis, 4579 w.
1s7th ST.. Cleveland Ohio. Pre-
ndmerata m9nesiul SOC.
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