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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

The 4-H Club leaders at the re-
cent council meeting felt that the
livestock sale had served its pur-
pose by making an outlet to sell
purebred livestock and making
such livestock available to Alters
and farmers in the county. Last
minute plans were made at the
meeting for the fair. It was de-
cided that Mrs. Hennis, Mrs. Lip
pcncott and Mrs. Smith would
help in making curtains to be
used for background during the
style revue on Wednesday morn
ing.
Reports were given on the
Older All party, the Junior Fair
Broadcast, the State 4-H Club
Leaders Conference, Count y
Camp, and the County Tour, by
different leaders or J'u o r
leaders.
Health certificates for livestock
were discussed again, and it was
pointed out that all cattle should
have a TB test within the last
IL months and a Bangs health
certificate in the last so days If
the animals were vaccinated. II
so, the vaccination certificate will
hold up to "a months of age.
Sheep projects will be inspected
at the gate by the veterinarians
1t was mentioned that the Farm
safety talks will be given Monday
evening, at the demonstration
tent, at 400 p. m.
The winner will go to Logar
County Fair on Thursday to com.
pete in the District safety speech
contest.
A safety play was given by thu
Lucky Clover, Sr. 4-H Club fol
lowing the Council meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Discontinue 4-H
Consignment Sale

The 4-H Club Consignment Sale
normally held each fall in Mad
ison County will be discontinued
this year according to John San
ford, Chairman of the All Coun-
ell. The Finance Committee, of the
4-H Council will purpose another
method of raising the money that
is normally raised each year by
the Consignment Sale to help
promote All club work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Garden Clubs To
Share In Floral
Display At Fair

The Madison County fair will
provide the Madison County Fed
Grafton of Garden Clubs with its
first opportunity to give public
demonstration of some of the
things garden clubs do.
The five clubs in the Fedora
ton, Mt. Sterling, Plain City, Lon
don, and its two newest members,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Three Represent.
Madison County
At State Fair

Luella Rausch, of Irwin, Verna
Mae Robinson of Sedalia, and
Donald Lee Dorm South Solon,
Rt /, will make a tape recording
at the Ohio State. Fair in Column
bus, Saturday August 26. The re-
cording will be the radio show
JUNIOR FAIR, which will be
aired Sunday, August 27 at 1890
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
AREME CLUB PICNIC
At HOME OF MRS. EARLEY

Mrs. c. c. Farley was assist
cd by Miss Blanche Wildman,
Miss June Sheldon and Mrs. Fred
Dengler last Friday evening when
she entertained members of the
Arcme club and a; few guests for
picnic supper at her home north
of London.
Canasta was played for the
evenings entertainment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
D. I. & |. Has
Kew Ownership

The DT&I Railroad, through
Southern Madison County, origi-
nally built at the Springfield,
Jackson and Pomcroy Railroad,
and has carried several names
and been owned by various COM
panies, is now owned by the Wab-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
ATTEND PARTY
FON VISITORS

Mrs. Walter Brown, Columbia
avenue and Mrs. James H.
Slaughter, North Main street,
were guests at a party at the
Ker-Deen' Inn, Springfield, Fri
day evening, given by Mrs. Pierce
Cannon and her daughter, Mrs
Florence Kunkle of Mechanics
burg.
Honor guests were Mrs. Paul
Cannon of Fairborn and Mrs.
Edwin Cannon of Dayton.
Attending the bridge and cam
asta party were 50 guests.
Mrs. Brown received one of the
prizes for. canasta.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
EMILY ALLEN TAKES
POST GRADUATE COURSE

Emily Allen, of Emily's Beauty
Shop, West Second street, has
returned from Ft. Worth, Texas,
where she recently completed the
summer post graduate course in
Hair Styling and Cutting al
Isbell University
At the conclusion Of the course
attendants at the school took !:
tour OF Carlsbad Cavcrns, Carls-
bad, New Mexico.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
VACATION IN MICHIGAN

Paul M. Yauger, North Main
street, his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Selby,
Springfield road, have returned
from weeks vacation at Topina-
bee Hotel, Topinabee, Mullet Lake,
Mich.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
THREE HOSTESsES GIVE
PICNIC At MADISON LAKE

Mrs. H. H. Porter, North Main
street, Mrs. Raymond Rea, South
Main street and Mrs. F. G. Wheat
on, East Fourth street, invited a
group of friends for picnic sup
per and bridge at the Fish and
Game shelter house, Madison
Lake, last Thursday night.
There were six tables for
bridge with prizes awarded to,
Mrs. c. o. Snow, Mrs. Welcome
Siebold, Mrs. James Morris and
Mrs. p. M. Neff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
RETURN FROM WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Denyes
and their daughter, Susan, South
Main street, spent the week end
in Washington D. c. with Mr..
Denyes' mother, Mrs. H. r.
Denyes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Before stocking up the home|
frecber, check its contents and
use food, particularly r1eat, that
has been under storage for some|
time:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
HOME FROM OKLAHOMA

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark S. Taylor
and son, Max, Lafayette, have re-
turEed from visit with their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ]. Edwards, Jr., of Miller,
Oklahoma.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
OVERSEAS BUDUiES
HAVE REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Goodman
and daughter, Diana of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lewis, Sedalia pike,
last week.
Mr.. Goodman and Mr.. Lewis
were stationed together overseas
in World War III.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
GUESTS FROM so. AMERICA
HONORED AT STRoUPES

], Mr.. and Mrs. Ogan X. Stroupe
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening at their home on Elm
street, honoriEg Mrs. Stroupe's
niece, Mrs. Julian D. Greer, Capt.
creer and their two daughters,
Sally and Barbara. The Greers
have just arrived from Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, and were enroute
to Capt. Greer's new command,
the Naval Air Base at Atlanta,
Georgia
Others attending We're: the
Stroupe's son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Major and Mrs. Fred f. Will
son of Fairmont, West Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Stroupe
MIR. and Mrs. r. H. Robson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Robson
all of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
RETURN FROM EAST

Mrs. Herbert -Bauman, Sr., N.
Main street, Mrs. Jack Jones ard
daughter, Mary 10, West Center
street and Mrs. Robert w. Jones
of Chillicothe, have returned from
motor trip through Pennsylva-
MIA and Maryland.
They visited Hershey and Get
tysburg and other points of in
terest in the east.
GUEST IN NEW YORK
Mrs. J. Fred Schlegel, South
Main street, is spending a month
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Woods and
daughter on Grand Island, Nj
agara river, New York.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

A safety play was given by the
Lucky Clover, Sr. 4-H Club fol-
lowing the Council meeting.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
| NAM Urges Congress
To Bar Truman Plan
|. To Kill Denham's 5 Job
by the Assoeiotsd Press


A spokesman for the National
Association of Manufacturers
urged Congress today to reject
President Truman's plan for re-
organizing the National Labor Re-
lations Board.
Lambert H. Miller, NAM coun-
sci. said in testimony prepared for
the Senate Expenditures Commit
tee that abolishing the Office of
general counsel to the NLRB
would undermine public conf
dence in the board. Mr.. Truman S
plan calls for abolition of the Of
fee. now held by Robert Denham
Representatives of the United
States Chamber of Commerce
were due to follow Mr.. Miller in
urging rejection Of the plan. The
committee Is holding hearings on
resolution by Senator Taft, Re-
publican. Of Ohio. The Taft reso-
luton also calls for rejection Of
the reorganization plan.
Taft Calls 1t Political.
Senator Taft told the commit
tee yesterday that the plan was
political and designed to "nullify"
the Taft-Hartley labor law. And,
he said. it did not follow the rec
concentrations of the Hoover COM
mission on governmental organi-
Zation.
To back up this contention, he
submitted a telegram in which
former President Hoover said that
so far as he could recollect the
subject was never discussed by
the commission.
When Mr.. Truman submitted
the proposal to Congress March l3
he did not specifically say it was
based on recommendations Of the
Hoover commission.
Senator Taft said approval OF
the Presidents plan would mean
transfer Of Mr.. Denham's powers
to NLRB Chairman Paul Herzog.
This. he added, would make Mr..
Herzog the most powerful labor
czar" in the country.
Sees Laxity in Inquiries.
Senator Taft asserted that the
Department of Justice has been
lax in pressing investigations into
the on-Communist aff1davits filed
by labor leaders he referred to as
left wing.
Mr.. Denhsm had referred %
of these affidavits to the depart
ment. but no perjury charges have
been brought in any of the cases,
even though some of the labor
leaders have ben ousted from the
C1O, Senator Taft said.
A justice Department spokes-
man said last night that all the
afi1davit cases referred to are "un-
der constant, continuing investi-
cation" He said the department
hopes to complete some of them
shortly.
Prosecutor, Jury, Judge.
Mr.. Miller said the Truman plan
would re-establish the labor board
I'm It's historically discredited role
OF prosecutor. jury and Judge in
labor relations controversies"
Opponents of the Taft-Hartley
Act, Mr.. Miller said, were support
ing the presidential plan in an
effort to materially change and
weaken the act.
Uness the Senate or House re-
Jects the NLRB reorganization
! plan within so days from March
IS. when it has submitted, it will
become effective. The, House Ex-
penditures Committee already has
reported favorably on it.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Columbia U. 10 Launch
New Religious Courses
sY the Assccio,sd Press

NEW YORK. April 5.-New re-
ligious courses. termed the most
extensive ever offered for under
graduates in any institution in
America, are scheduled at Column
bia University. starting ne~t f"'.
The university announced yes
terday that SO courses. inc.ualng
studies in Protestanism, Roman
Catholicism, Judaism and Eastern
Orthodoxy. will be taught by out
standing scholars representative
of each Of the major faiths"
Gen. Eisenhower. Colum b a
president, praised the new curricu-
lum. saying the study OF religion
today should be on as scholarly a
basis as are other fields.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15
Yearling Ewes
Bring $3.50

THE FOLLOWING SHEEP sales
made in late July and early August
were reported by the First Ma
tional bank of Great Falls:
Simms area, 1,40O whitefaced
yearling ewes for delivery out of
the wool at $25.25, with 100 head out
at $40; Martinsdale area, 1900
whitefaced wether lambs, fall de-
livery, "A cents; Meteetse, Wyo.,
area, 500 aged ewes, October de-
livery, SIG; Browning area, 5000
mixed blackfaced lambs for delivery
beginning Aug. Is, "a cents plus 10
cents head. These are Washington
raised lambs and will go out weigh
ing around 80 pounds; many will be
fats.
Browning area, $50 whitefaced
yearling ewes, out of the wool,
$3.50; Arlington area, 1925 white
faced yearling ewes, out of the wool,
delivery Sept. to 20, $28 per head;
900 whitefaced eve lambs, fall de-
livery, q cents.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15
Livestock Sales Dates

BOHEMIAN: sager Cattle Co. dispersion sale,
Sept. 8.
HAvRE: North Montana Sheep Breeders Assn.
ram and eve sale, Sept. %.
L0LO: Complete dispersion, Polled Hereford
herd of Lolo Stock farm, Sept. rs.
DILLON: Montana Hereford Futurity, Oct. Q.
GREAT FALLS: North Montana Hereford
Assn. annual fall sale, Oct. IL.
STEvENSvILLE: OXO Stable Herefords first
annual sale, Oct. Is.
ENNIS: Jumping Horse Stock ranch-Arthur 81
Carol Orr combination Hereford sale at
Jumping Horse ranch, Oct. Ia.
TWIN BRIDGES: A. C. Bayers annual fall
sale, Oct. 16.
DICKINSON, N. D.: Tri-State Hereford Fu-
turity show and sale, Oct. 20, %.
HAvRE: Bear Paw Hereford Assn. annual
fall sale, Oct rs.
GRASS RANGE: Bar ranch fourth annual
Aberdeen-Angus sale, Oct. 26.
GREAT FALLS: Montana Aberdeen-Angus
Assn annual feeder calf sale, Oct. "a.
GREAT FALLS: Montana Aberdeen-Angus
Assn. annual purebred sale, Oct. rs.
GREAT FALLS: Sam Dawson, complete dis
persion sale, Nov. 2.
KALTSPELL: Northwest Montana Hereford
breeders show and sale, Nov. 4.
GREAT FALLS: Archie Parkes annual fall
production sale, Nov. 6.
HELENA: Herrin & Sons first annual Larry
Hereford sale, Nov. y.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

None of the Montana plants
known to be poisonous, retain their
poisonous qualities when cut with
grasses and put up and fed as hay.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Champion bull of the
S b o 7 t h orn show at
North Montana State
fair was Fearless Mas
terstroke. consigned by
Wilbur P. Spring & Son.
Belgrade.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15
% Head 20 Lots

Featuring the get ond/or the service of
Prince Domino 4 Square by Real Domino
4 Square; Princeps Royal Mixer, an ex-
trenneIy low set son of RS Princeps Royal;
of Lorry Domino B and Lorry Domino c,
both sons of Lorry Domino 18th; of Dandy
Dominic Jr. by q son of Dominic, q Denver
champion and out of top daughter of
Real Domino 4 Square.
Plus calves at side or the service of such
known breeding bulls as T Proud Mixer
1st, owned by Henry Shank; Bozemon, and
of RS Princeps Royal himself, whom we
owned jointly with VermiIion Ranch,
Billings
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Tetanus, or lock-jaw, occurs rare
ly in Montana, and the stray cases
have been mostly in freshly locked
lambs.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Blackleg seldom affects cattle
over 2 years of age, 80 percent of
the cases occurring between the
ages of and 10 months.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

More complete details Of fhis offer
ing will be cerried in Sept. issue
ss Meatena FormeE-stoekmen.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

TO TO in
MAN
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

August IS. l95o-a5
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-19
JOSEPH I. FERGUSON

Demokratu kandidatas j JAW Sonata,
laikrastininkams pareiske, kad res
publikonu kandidatas senatOrius Ro-
bert A. Taft visada balsaves su banki-
ninkais ir stambiaisiais pramoninin-
kais prizes Ohiodarbininkq gerove.
Todel, esq, darbininkija ir esanti
solidariai nusistaSiusi prizes il. Todel,
esq, Wall Street ir didieji fabrikantai
pila milionus doleriq Ohio, bandyda-
mi nugaleti Fergusona ir vel isrinkti
Tafta. "Bet tai nera rinkimai, kuriuos
miliOnais galima nupirkti" sake
FergusOnas. Esa, zmones Zinc TaftO
darbus Senate ir jie Zinc, kad tai liid-
niausia veikla, gedingiausia, is visq,
kokias Ohio valstybe yra davusi. Esa,
pats Taftas tos veiklos gedisi ir stem
giasi ia paslepti, kalbedamas apie ka
kita. FergusOnas primena, kaip Taftas
1949 metals atsakes laikrastininko
klausima del maisto kainq kilimo. Ia
da Taftas pasakes - "Tegu zmOnes
maziau valgo, bet kainu kontrOles as
nenOriu!" - "TOks yra Taftas" - sa-
ko Fergusonas ir cia pat primena, kad
Taftas balsavO uz leidima. draudimo
bendrovems isvengti IS milionq do
leriu mokesciu, balsavo uz bankQ atlei-
dina nuo indeliu apdraudOs mokes-
ciu = irgi IS milionai, bet Taftas
balsaves prizes nemokamus pusrycius
vaikams mokyklose ir prizes k0Opera-
tyvine manu- statyba neturtingiesiems.
Pats Fergusonas, jei busias isrink-
tas, zada laikytis ROOsevelto ir Tru-
manO ekOnomines programOs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-19

81 sekmadieni Lietuviq saleje
antrasis si0 rudens Dirvos va
karas. Kurie buvo pirma karta,
daugelis vel isigijo bilietus, sa-
kydami, kad toksai vaidinimas
yra geriau uz visokius vaistus
Shame ne taip jau linksmame gy-
venime. Daugelis, kuriems pirma
karta nepavyko j vakara patekti,
dabar taip pat skubinosi apsirl-
pinti- -bilietais is ankstO. Bet tiki
mes, kad 81 karta vietos jau ne
pristigsim, todel prasom drasiai
keliauti sekmadieni j Lietuviu
Sale. zinoma, kas nori gauti bl-
tinai pagal savo skoni vieta, tas
geriau padarys pasirupines billie
tn is anksto.
Xisos informacijos apie. vakara
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nimui, pagal galimybes, sureng.
tt specially minejima.
CIURLIONIEcIQ SPONSORIU
VASES

Spalio IA d. Tamosaiciu re-
zidencijoje ivyko Ciurlionio an
samblio sponsoriu, atkvietusiu
is tremties ciurlioniecius j Gle
velanda, surengtos vaises pa
gerbti ciurlioniecius po pasise-
kusiq koncertq Philadelphijoje
ir New Yorke.
Vaisiq stala paruose ir sve-
cius prieme sponsores - to va
karo seimininkes - J. Salasevi-
ciene, B. Tamosaitiene ir jos
mamyte, M. Miscikiene ir O.
Karpiene. seimininkems talki-
ninkavo J. Salasevicius.
Buvo visa ellie kalbu ir linke-
jimu.
Ciurlionio ansamblio vadovo
kalba, nuvertinanti visu lietu-
viu muziku kuryba ir iskelianti
tik lietuviQ liaudies mena, We
liau buvo ivairiai diskutuojama.
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PRADkJO VEIKTI LIETUVIU
! KOLBOS D-JOS SKYRIUS

Spalio, Is d. Clevelande ivyko
gausokas steigiamasis LietuviQ
Kalbos D-jos susirinkimas, kuri
ilgesne turininga gimtosios kali
bos reikalo kalba atidare prof.
Pr. Skardzius. Jis taip pat, ir
pirrnininkavo susirinkimui, Sc
kretoriavo J. Leonas.
!. Vienbalsiai priimti Lietuviu
Kalbos D-jos istatai, kuriuos
perskaite ir placiu paaiskinimu
suteike prof. Pr. Skardzius.
I Skyriaus valdybon isrinkti:
prof. Pr. Skardzius - pirmin.,
st. Barzdukas -. sekr., Ign. Ma
linauskas - nariu. Kandidatais
B. Auginas ir Kazlauskiene. Re-
vizorium - Balciunas.
. Gyvai nagrineti aktualieji lie
tuviq kalbos reikalai ir vienbal-
siai nutarta atgaivinti "Gimta-
ja Kalba", kurios leidima orga-
nizuoti pavesta valdybai. At
kreiptas demesys j Americas
lietuviq laikrasciuose vartojama
labai sudarkyta kalba. Sis ge-
dingas savosios kalbos niekini-
mas ryztamasi sustabdyti.
I. Kas menuo nutarta daryti lie
tuviu kalbos pokalbius.
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PRIEsRINKIMINIS MITINGAS


PRIEsRINKIMINIS MITINGAS
..Lietuviq DemokratQ Klubo va
dovybe visus Clevelando lietu-
vius kviecia rengtis j Lietuviu
Sale lapkricio 2 d., $3.50 val. yak.
kur kalbes demokratu partijos
kandidatai specialiai lietuviams.
Numatytos iejimo premijos
door Prizes) ir alus nemoka-
mai. Klubo vardu kviecia: Pirm.
Paul P. Chalko ir vicepirm. A.
L. Svetkauskas.
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.q|R3(5Q4!l{aa@Iafd{%&} e 49,

yra zemiau dedamame skelbi-
me. Prize to CALM tik prideti jau-
nimui svarbq dalyka = kad So
kiams bus muzika irgi to paties
orkestro, kuris buvo ir pirma
karta, - SONNY MICHAEL'S
Orkestras.
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P A r D U o D A M A S

2 seimu mama, 57O4 Luther Ave.
6 kamb. virsuj, 6 apacioj, 2 gasi-
Mai peciai rusy. 3 garazai ir
didelis sklypas. Utah 1-2765
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VELINIV IsVAKARES

Spaliu 20 d., sekmadieni, Veil
niu isvakarese, Clevelando NE
ringos" skauciu Tuntas ruosia
zuvusiuju minejima.
Programoje: 9 val. ryta pa
maldos sv. Jurgio baznycioj, 16
val. minejimas Lietuviu saleje.
Maloniai kvieciame visus da-
lyvauti.
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PADEKA

Rugsejo 13 d. 1ietuviu svetai-
neje buvo surengtas ciurlionie-
ciu pobuvis - musq sunaus Err
nesto isleistuves kariuomene.
Mes dekojame Ciurlionio an
samblio valdybos pirmininkui j.
Stempuziui uz tokiu jaukiu is
leistuviu suodrganizavima ir
atsisveikinima, ansamblio memo
.vadovui A. Mikulskiui ir rezisie-
riui P. Mazeliui uz jautrias kali
bas,. visiems ciurlionieciams uz
dalyvavima ir iteiktas brangias
ir malonias dovanas.
JUS visi susirinkot is darbo-
vieeiu pavarge, bet tuoj lietu-
viska DANA atsigaivinot ir visus
mus sventiskai nuteiket. Tos is
leistuves NUNS padare dideli
ir niekad neuzmirstama ispldi.
Musu SINUS Ernestas pamilo
jus visus ir lietuviska DANA.
jam buvo tikrai gala skirts,
bet, kaip JUS patys atsisveiki-
nant linkejot. "esi NUNS rel
kalingas, bet, jei likimas taip
skiria, elk ir bulk geras karys'',
su tvirtu pasiryzinu isejo.
Jums dekingi -
MOnika ir Izidorius Samai
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CIURLIONIEcIAI

kvieciami susirinkti bendrai re-
peticijai penktadieni 1880 val.
yak. savo patalpose.
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BALFO VAKARAS,

surengtas spalio Is d. sv. Jurgio
parapijos saleje, praejo SUI di-
deliu~ pasiseHmu. Sveciu buvo
pilnutele sale.
Vakaro programa grazia kalba
papilde viesnia Juze Dauzvardie-
ne, kuri is Chicagos buvo at
vykusi j Clevelande surengta
Americas Katalikiu MoterQ kon-
ferencija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-19
TREMTINIQ DRAUGIJOs
SUSIRINKIMAS

saukiamas spalio % d. (sek-
madieni) 11:30 val, Lietuviu
sales patalpose.
Komisija svietimo reikalams
padarys pranesima ir bus aptarti
kit svarbus reikalai.
Nariq dalyvavimas bltinas.
Maloniai kvieciame j susirinki-
ma atvykti ir j draugija istoti
ir visus naujai atvykusius trem-
tinius. D-jos Valdyba
VASARIO 16 d. MINEJIMO
PASITARIMAS
ALT iniciatyva susauktas vi
sp Clevelando lietuviu draugijq
atstovq susirinkimas aptarti bu-
simas Vasario 16 d. iskilmes.
Pasitarime dalyvavo Is draugiju
atstovai ir visi vieningai pasi-
sake, kad Vasario 16-taja mine
ii bendrai, sudaryti gera mine
jimo programa ir minejima reng-
tt tokioj salej, kur galetu' sutilp-
ii visi Clevelando lietuviai. ,Jau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-19
ST. DOUyAN,

Detroito veikeja, lankesi Cleve-
lande ir SUI savo broliu T. Ciur-
lioniu dalyvayo ciurlionieciams
suruostose pagerbtuvese.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Finance Center Probe
Told Of Army Mutual
Insurance Association
General Censured for
Giving Too Much Time
To 1t, Committee Hears
By John A. Giles

A House Armed Services sub
committee heard today how an
Army officers mutual insurance
association was organized at the
Pentagon and was told that a
former finance chief was censured
because he gave too much time
to it.
Army inspectors told the SUBJ
committee that Maj. Gen. William
H. Hasten. Army finance chief
now retired. was censured for his
part in organizing the associa-
ton.
The association devoted itself
to providing insurance with
favorable rates for Army officers
and at one time received 48-hour
advance notice of the movement
of officers.
Maj. Gen. Louis Craig, Army
inspector general, said the associ-
atoms officers were not paid, but
that Gen. Hasten devoted his full,
time to the groups activities after
he retired.
During questioning by Repre-
sentative Elston. Republican, oi
Ohio Gen. Craig and his deputy
Col. Rosser Hunter, said thai
Government desks and typewriters
(See FINANCE CENTER A-3O
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Spencer Is Nominated
Member Of PUG

President Truman today NOM
mated Kenneth w. Spencer, 49,
to a three-year term as a MEM
Der of the Public Utilities Com
mission.
Mr.. Spencer was appointed last
March to Ali the unexpired term
OF James w. Lauderdale, who re-
signed. That term expires June 30.
Before taking over his present
post. Mr.. Spencer had been n
member OF the Board of Real
Estate Assessors since Septem-
ber, 1912. Previously, he served
for more than eight years as an
expert valuation analyst and en-
gineer of the PUG.
He is native of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, and came to Washington in
1908. He attended grade schools
here and Mckinley High School
before taking his degree in me-
chanical engineering at the Uni
versity OF Michigan. He also has
studied law at George Washington
University.
Mr.. Spencer is married and the
father of one daughter Elaine. a
Maryland University student. He
lives at $500 Sixth street NV.
The nomination is subject TO
confirmation by the Senate.