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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
SIOJE SALYJE

ALGER HISS antra karta svars-
tomoje byloje yra iskeltas klau-
simas, ar svarbiausia kaltinimo
liudininkas Chambers yra sveiko
proto. Gynejo pasiulytas psichi-
atras pareiske, kad Chambers
yra psichopatas. Pc sio gydytoio
kryzminio apklausinejimo, ma
noma, bus dar klausiamas kali
tinimo pasiulytas psichiatras.
Chambers liudija, kad Hiss, bu-
damas aukstoje Valstybes De-
partamento tarnyboje, isdavine-
jo slaptus dokumentus komunis-
tu snipams. Nuo to, ar Cham
bers bus pripazintas sveiko pro-
to, ar ne, daugiausiai pareis
bylos sprendimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

AS suprantu, kad musQ vi
suomeninis gyvenimas, veikimas,
susiorganizavimas kai kada
jums atrodo keistas. Todel ir
sustoju ties keleta bruozu, nu-
sviecianciq ta susitvarkyma.
Musu organizuotos sistemos
virsuneje yra Americas Lietu-
viu Taryba. Daug kan atrodo,
kad j to virsune turf susieiti
visi reikalai ir il viskam turf
vadovauti. Istikruju Americas
LietuviQ Taryba yra sudaryta
Lietuvos laisvinimo darbams
vykdyti Amerikos lietuviq var
du, o ne kuriems Kittens uzda-
viniams.
Kai sueina zmon6s ivairiu pa
|zilru, ivairiuose isitikinimuose
iSsiauklsje II isigyvene, tai ne
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Tiesiam ranka
Motinai Tevynei iSgelbeti

vus, reikia susitarti del siau-
resnes programos ir del tokiu
punktu, kur nuomoniu skirtu-
mu maziausia.
(Perkelta j 5-ta pusl.)
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sAUsIo 5.

Pasitrauke Graikijos vyriau-
sybe, kuri buvo sudaryta is po-
pulistu ir liberalu. Pasitrauke
taip pat ir kova prizes sukile-
lius laimingai baiges stabo virsi-
ninkas marsalas Papagos. Nauja
vyriausybe sudare populistas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
PAMINEKIME
LIETUVOS NEPRIKLAUSOMYBES
SUkAKTI!

BrOliai ir Seses, Amerikos Lietuvai!
Artinasi Vasario sesioktoji - Lietuvos Nepriklau-
somybes paskelbmo diena siemet sukaks 80 metal kai
Letuva ryzosi nuslratyti Rusos jungu ir passkelbt
nepriklausoma, paciu zmoniu valdoma Respublika
Paminekime sia sukakti iskilmingais parengmas
prismindami Letuvos zmoniu kovas del laisves ju pa
siektus laimejimus r dabartinus ju vargus
Musu tevu krastas, deja, vel yra patches svetma
junga, r o gyventojai sandieia kenca basesne prize
spauda, negu tas aikais, kada uos enge Rus jos
vadHa. Bolsevikski trona tiktai ateme jems vsas
pones ir plietnes teses, bet daugybe nekatu zmoniu
iszude, sugrudo kalemus arba isgabeno prievartos
darbo stovyklas Be to- koks smtas tukstancu ieuviu
atsdure tremtyje r gyvena vsuose pasauo krastuose
neteke turto, namQ ir tevynes.
Musu parega padeti Lietuva sitoje baisioje jos
neaimeje!
-Vasario sesioktosios proga kelkme balsa
protestuodam prizes neteiseta etuvos pavergma ir rel
kaaudam kad rusiski okupanta pastrauktu is jos SUI
savo kariuomene ir zvalgyba.
Informuokme Americas visuomene apie nezmonis-
kus bolsevik smurto darbus Letuvoje. saukimes Ame
rkos vdzios pagabos kad j verstu rusus graznti Lie
tuvai laisve, kuria e neteisetai jai splese.
Atkreipkime musu valdzios ir visuomenes demesl
ypatngai ia fakta kad bosevkiski okupantai stem
giasi teroru masinems deportacomls fizskai suna
KNIT letuviu tauta vykdydami genocdo piktadarybe
kuria yra pasmerkusios Jungtines Tautos.
Taigi raginame visus Americas Letuviu Tarybos
SkyrluS, QrauglJu SarySllS ulouSJ'o Pooil
buoti kad siu metu Lletuvos Neprlklausomypes mmeJ
mai praetu kuo sekmingiausai.
Letuvos gelbejimui ir kova del jos lasvinimo rel
kia lesu Todel prasome Vasario sesolktoslos proga
Siam tiksu padaryti auku rinkiavas ir skirt pena nuo
parengimu.
Kreipiames r paskrus asmenis = kiekvlena geros
vaos ietuvi ir lietuve prasymu paremti Letuvos
laisves reikala.
Neduokime zuti LietuviQ Tautai!
Dirbkime ir kovokime, kad butu atsteigta neprl-
klausoma. demokratine Lietuvos Respubika!
AMERIKOS LIETUVIU TARYBA
VYKDOMASIS KOMITETAS
Leonardas simutis, pirmninkas
Antanas A. Oils, viceprmlnlnkas
Dr. Pjus Grigaitis, sekretorus
Mikas Vaidyla, izdinnkas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
Mazosios Lietuvos
prisirnininnas

Sausio Is diena sueina nett
mes nuo Klaipedos krasto suki-
limo, kuriuo jis 1923 metals
prisijunge prie Lietuvos.
Lietuvoje 81 diena buvo atty
NINA atitinkamomis iSkilmemis.
Cia ia diena paminima tik spau-
dole. Siuo metu paminejime pri-
simename ne vien tik Klai-
pedos krasta, bet is viso Ma
zosios Lietuvos likima, kuri
ateityje visa turetu susijungti
nepriklausomos Lietuvos ribose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

lengva jiem del visko susitarti.
Kuo daugiau dalyku susitarimas
bando apimti, tue sunkiau toki
susitarima islaikyti. Kad susi-
tarimas butQ tvirtas ir pasto-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
,Spaudos bare

Nauju lietuvisku laikrasciu
Shame kraste tue tarpu dar ne
pasirode, jei neskaityti, kad KA-
LIFORNIJOS LIETUVIS is me-
nesinio zurnalo virsta dvisavai-
tiniu iliustruotu laikrasciu. Bet
sustojo NAUJOJI AUsRA, kuri
ir taip buvo jau sumazejusi. At
rodo, kad sustojo ne tick del
ekonominiu butinybiu, kick del
reikalo uzleisti visa vieta Al
DAMS, kurie, persikeldami
Amerika, pretenduoja j vienin-
telio visq lietuviq kulturinio zur-
nalo titula,
zurnalistu Sajungos pirminin-
kas A. Merkelis skelbia Sajun.
gos valdybos isikurima Ameri.
koje. Ia patti neseniai paskelbe
ir Rasytoju Sajungos pirminin.
kas st. Santvaras. Abiejq val
dybq If pirmininku adresas vie.
nodas: cIo Mrs. Pr. Lap6, Stony
Brook, Ii, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

Teotokis. Numatoma, kad tai
bus tik "reikalu vedimo vyriau-
sybe", mes bus skelbiami rim
kimai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
Is ALT Sajungos pirni-
ninko Antano Olio kali
bos, pasakytos Clevelan-
de, sausio 8 diena.

Mes minime prizes seserius me-
tus cia mirusi Lietuvos Prezi-
denta Antana Smetona. Jis cia,
Amerikoje, buvo kontraversiali
figura. Jis cia turejo daug drau-
gu. Turejo ir priesu. Kaip ir
kiekvienas politikos veikejas.
Ir Abraomas Lincolnas Ame-
rikoje buvo kontraversiali fl
glra. Jis turejo daug draugp,
bet turejo ir tokiQ arsiu priesu,
kad buvo pagaliau nuzudytas.
Praejo laikas, priesu prize
kaistai sunyko, liko tik visuotine
pagarba tam zmogui, kuris is
lake sio krasto vienybe, nors ir
gyvybe del to paaukojo.
Antana Smetona mes zinojo-
me, kaip kovotoja uz Lietuvos
laisve, uz lietuviu tautos susi-
pratima, uz vieninga bendra-
darbiavima, uz tautos gerove.
zinojome ir jo oolitiniu prize
sininku uzmetimus bel kaltini-
mus. Kai j pazinome cia, musQ
tarpe, mes mateme, kad visos
jo pastangos yra paskirtos tik
Lietuvai is nelaimes gelbeti,
be jokiu kitty tikslu.
Mes mateme, kad tai yra gar
bingas zmogus. Mes j rememe,
mes j gerbiame.
Jau siandien kontraversijos
apie j tilsta. AS tikiu, kad IL
gesniam laikui praejus, istorija
salciau vertins jo darbus ir prize
kaistai, kaip ir Lincolno priesq,
bus nutile, pagarba pasiliks
ir iskils.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoie

Teotokis. Numatoma, kad tai
bus tik "reikalu vedimo vyriau-
sybe", mes bus skelbiami rim
kimai.
|SAUSIO 6
Didziosios Britanijos vyriau.
sybe atSauke savo pripazinima
senajai Kinijos vyriausybei il
pripazino komunistine.
Nors tas zygis jau buvo lau-
kiamas, bet Wis delto jis daug
kur sukele nepalankiu atsiliepi-
mu ir net pesipiktinimu.
Pabreziama, kad is socialis-
tines vyriausybes buvo galima
laukti daugiau idealizmo, tue
tarpu Sis pripazinimas yra aiski-
namas, kaip bandymas isgelbeti
Kinijoje ,esancius kapitalus. Ar
tue kapitalai bus isgelbeti, la
bal abejojama. bet faktas, kad
uz ta viena Wilt D. Britanijos
vyriausybe pardave principus
Tuojau po to komunistu W.
riausybe pripazino Ceilono, Da-
nijos ir Norvegijos vyriausybes
(sios dvi irgi socialism, vadovau-
iamos). Tuo trpu dar neaisku,
ar kapitalistine Amerika nesi-
skubina komunistu pripazinti
del principe. ar tik del to, kad
maziau kapitalu Kinijoj turi d.
Cekoslovakija istreme a uz-
sienio spaudos korespondentus
kaip ''pavoiingus Cekoslovakijos
interesams'.
sAUSIO 7
Amerikos, Britanijos ir Pran-
cuzijos vyriausybes studijuoja
klausima, kaip toliau tvarkyti
santykius SUI Vokietija. Kadangi
nera vilties greitu laiku sulauk-
| ii taikos sutarties, tai numato-
ma, kad siu triju nugaletojQ
santykiai su Vokietija ir be for
malios taikos sutarties bus pra-
deti tvarkyti tokiais pagrin-
dais, kaip taikos metu.
Vengrija kaltina Amerikos
vyriausybe, kad il sulauziusi
sutarti, uzdarydama Vengrijos
konsulatus New Yorke ir Gle
velande. Istikruju, taciau, tie
konsulatai buvo uzdaryti kair
tik del tos pacios sutarties SUI.
lauzymo is Vengru puses, mes
Vengrijos vyriausybe pradejo
suimineti Americas piliecius, tel.
setai nuvykusius j Vengrija, il
nusavino Americas bendrovems
priklausancius turtus.
SAUSIO 8
FCiankaiseko zmona, isvykdams
is Americas, pasake per radijs
kalba, kurioje pareiske didziaus
pasipiktinima D. Britanijos Wy
riausybes pasielgimu, sakyda
ma, kad il parduoda idejas u;
smulkius sidabrinius. Pareiski
didelio nusivylimo ir Amerika
kad il atsisake pagelbeti KIM
jai kovoje uz laisve, bet padre
re, kad jokios didziosios valsty
bes negali surasyti tokiu su
tarciu, kuriomis butu sukliudy
ia kinieciu tautos kova del lais
yes.
Britu Imperijos uzsieniu rel
kalu ministerial susirinko j kon
ferencija Ceilono sostineje tar
tbs del politikos Rytuose.
Komunistine Kinijos vyrial
sybe telegramomis reikalauj;
(pnrkn1to E.to mel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

Mlsu visuomenes gyvenime
dabar turime didele naujiena.
Daug nauju veidu atsirado mu-
su tarpe. Vieni juos 'vadina
tremtiniais, kiti "dipukais'', as
JUGS, dabar j musu tarpa ate
jusius, vadinu musu sveciais.
Mes jusu visu svajone, kai
tik Lietuva vel bus laisva, sku-
beti namo. Mes )inkime jums,
kad tas sveciavimasis pas mus
butu naudingas jums patterns,
Amerikos lietuviams, ypac,
lietuviu tautai. AS linkiu taip
pat ir tikiuosi, kad ne visi mus
paliksite ir tada, kai Lietuva
bus laisva, nes jdsq NUNS cia
reikia ir reikes -.
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VISUOTINIS SUSIDOMEJIMAS

VISUOTINIS SUSIDOMEJIMAS
klausimu, ar leistina gydytojui
is pasigailejimo pagreitinti ne
pagydomo ligonio mirti, iskilo,
kai valdzia iskele byla Manches-
terio, NH. gydytojui Sander
kaltinima uz nuzudyma. Jis pa
dare orc injekcija venas veto
liga serganciam ligoniui, kuris
labai kankinosi ir kuris, mano-
ma, Wis vien po keliu valandu
butu mires.
Tai yra ne pirma tokia byla.
Ju sioje salyje esti apie 25 kas
metal, nors ne visos jos pagar-
seja. -Yra ellie. zinomu garsiu fax
tu, kur prisieke sprendejai to-
kiais atvejais kaltinamaji istei-
sino. Bet istatymuose nera leis-
ia zudyti is pasigailejimo. Da-
bar keliamas klausimas, ar ne
reiketu perziureti istatymus, lie
ciancius tokia padeti.
ANGLES jau pradeda stigti.
Dabar yra kaip tik didziausio
ANGLES suvartojimo menesiai, o
ju atsargos simet buvo mazes-
mes, ir iskasimas del streiku ar
pusiau streiku yra zymiai SUI
mazejes. Labiausiai ANGLES tru-
kuma jaucia gelezinkeliai. Jau
daugiau kaip $50 traukiniu yra
laikinai isbraukta is tvarkaras-
ciu. Tuo budu sutaupoma kas-
dien po $4,000 tonu ANGLES. Bet,
jei padetis nepageres, greitu lai-
ku galima susilaukti, kad tik
trecdalis traukiniu, bevaikscios.
Angliakasiu uniju vadui Le-
wis ligi siol pavyko sudaryti SUI
tariffs dar tik SUI nedaugeliu ma
zu imoniQ, kurios sudaro vos
I3R &c visos ANGLES pramones.
Didziosios bendroves jo reika-
lavimu tue tarpu nepriima ir
pusiau streikas ar visiskas strei-
kas tebesitesia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
PREZIDENTAS TRUMANAS


PREZIDENTAS TRUMANAS
naujai susirinkusiam Kongresui
pareiske visa ta pacia savo rel
kalavimu programa, nors nesi-
tikima, kad svarbesnieji punk
tai Shame Kongrese butu priimti.
Kongreso darbe daugumos akys
jau dabar nukreiptos H.. rim
kimines dezes. Biudzetas jau
trecia karta pasillomas su de-
ficitu. Nors biudzetas bendrai
kick ir sumazintas, bet defici-
tas numatomas per s bilijonus
doleriu. Kariniams reilalams
biudzete numatyta 13 biliionu,
tai yra beveik trecdalis visu nu-
matomu islaidq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

PIETV KALIFORNIJOJ 81 tre-
ciadieni apie / val. 40 min. po
pietp buvc jauciamas 1emss dre-
bejimas. Nuostolip tatiau ne
padaryta.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
ICeIIer Studies Move
To Bar Corporations
OF MonopoIistic Size
BY the Assoeioted Press

Representative Celler, Demo-
crat, of New York said today he is
considering legislation to outlaw
corporations whose size and power
might substantially lessen COM
petition or tend to create al
monopoly"
Mr.. Celler is chairman of al
House Judiciary subcommittee in
yestigating monopoly and anti
trust aspects of American busi-
ness. The group yesterday began
a three-week investigation of the
steel industry.
The New Yorker told reporters
in advance of today's hearings
that the "crux of the issue" is the
measure of competition within an
industry. He said he is preparing
a tentative amendment to the
Clayton antitrust law to:
Require dissolution of any
corporation whose size and power
are such as to substantially lessen
competition within an industry or
tend to create a monopoly"
He added, however, that he
would modify this with provisio
allowing corporation to Justify"
itself by showing its dissolution
would materially lessen efficiency
and raise prices.
James Mead of the Federal
Trade Commission and Repre-
sentative Blatnik, Democrat, of
Minnesota were called at witnesses
today. Officials of major steel
corporations are to be heard later.
Climaxing yesterdays hearing
was a proposal by Prof. George
j. Stigler. Columbia University
economist, to dissolve big steel
corporations into small independ-
ent companies as a means of "re-
establishing" competition within
the industry.
Secretary Of Interior Chapman
testified that the Nation faces ex-
haustion of its domestic ore sup
plies within the foreseeable fu-
ture. and must develop foreign ore
sources. Explorations already
have turned up reserves in Canada
and South America.
Director James Boyd of the Bu-
reau OF Mines testified that the
steel industry would have diff
Guilty In operating at 100 per cent
OF capacity even now because of
short ore supplies.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
German Duke, Kin Of Royalty,
Sells Treasures to Puy Bills

have been confiscated by the
Communists.
Among the items offered for
sale are:
A 200-pound set of solid silver
ware. which was a gift from Ma
poleon to a Westphalian king in
1907: two old suits of armor; rare
China and porcelain; paintings;
furniture; carpets, and old weap-
ons.
The value Of the collection has
been estimated to exceed 250,00C
marks (s59, 5000. 1t costs the duke
about 100000 marks ($47, 5000 a
year just to pay the pensions
drawn by old servants of his fam
lily.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
by the Asseeiotsd Press

BRUNSWICK, Germany, April
ia German duke, father of q
queen and cousin of a king. is
selling his royal family's antique
treasures so he can pay his gro
cery bills.
He is Duke Ernst August OF
Cumberland and Brunswick. 81
father Of Queen Frederika OF
Greece. cousin of King George VI
of England. grandson of the last
Hanoverian king and son-in-law
of Germany's last Kaiser.
Rare old relics of his family's
medieval splendor will go under
the hammer Thursday. More
than 400 ART dealers from all over
Europe-and even from the United
States-are expected to bid.
"Of course. I'm sorry to part
with these things, but it just can't
be helped" the duke said. He il
now down to his last two castles
and one is a war ruin.
His most valuable estates-ano
the source of most of his income
were in the Russian zone. They
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Jewelry Salesman Robbed
Fourth Time Within Year
by the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, April 18.-Clar-
ence A. Trau, 38. jewelry sales
man, was robbed yesterday for
the fourth time within a year.
The University Heights sales
man for New York concern said
two masked gunmen met him at
his car behind Broadway jewelry
store. They stole unset diamonds
and other jewelry reported to be
worth about $4,000.
Mr.. Trau, however, refused to
confirm the estimate of the loss.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Trau's auto
mobile was stolen. Police recov-
cred 181 rings q neighborhood
youngster found and took home
after the car thieves had fed.
Last December 13 robbers took
gems worth several thousand dol
lars from Mr.. Trau in the drive
way Of his home, and earlier last
year he was robbed of other gems
in Detroit.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Viroiniu to Seek Bids

RICHMOND. April 1s P1.-
Gov. Battle yesterday author
lied the Virginia commission for
the blind to seek bids for an ad-
dition to the work shop for the
blind at Charlottesville. The con-
struction is estimated to cost about
5000. 900.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-21
Worlds Christmas
Legends Numerous

Multitudinous legends claim in
Vulnerable origins for the Christ
mas tree. One better known legend
concerns an early Christian mis-
sionary, sometimes identified as
st. Wilfred, who once came upon a
group of Druids preparing to make
a human sacrifice under a large
oak.
He had the oak cut down and, as
it fell, a young fir tree sprang up
in its place. The missionary seized
the evidence and made the fir
tree symbol of the new faith:
henceforth, the tribesmen were to
set this symbol of immortality in
the halls of their lodges at Christ
mastime and surround it with
feasting and love and the laughter
of children.
The legend of the Faithful Pine
which sheltered the Holy Family
during the flight to Egypt is less
well known perhaps, but so very
charming and touched by the mys-
ticism appropriate to the Nativity
theme.
With Herod's soldiers in pursuit,
Mary simply had to rest awhile
and sought shelter within the hol-
low trunk of a huge fir tree. AS
the soldiers approached, the tree
bent its branches to conceal the
huddled little group. When the
danger had passed, the baby Jesus
blessed the old tree. And if you
cut pine cone lengthwise at
Christmastime, you can still see
the imprint of His little hand.
Nor has legend overlooked the
bright baub,es which bedeck our
modern Christmas trees. The first
Christmas tree was really an ap-
pie tree, according to legends col
lected by Florence B. Robinson.
And, although the fir tree long
since has supplanted its predeces-
sor for Christmas use, the popular
tinsel bauble Of today is the repre-
sentative of the fruit which for the
early Christians symbolized the
fall Of man in the Garden of Eden
and his reclamation by the birth of
the Saviour.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-21

WHAT ROAST TURKEY is to
w Christmas dinner today, the
boar's head was to the Yuletide
feasting Of Medieval England.
Preparation for the feasting be-
gan during September or October
when the boar's flesh was at its
best. Hunters tracked the animal
down with well-trained packs OF
boar-hounds and it was dangerous
sport, attacking the ferocious beast
with spears or surrounding him
and driving him into a net.
His ear was his most vulnerable
spot, but before the dogs could get
q grip on 1t and pin him down, his
sharp teeth often wounded-some-
times even killed-the hunter and
his dogs.
Nevertheless, the pluckier the
boar, the louder his praises were
sung, the merrier the feasting,
when his head was borne to the
Christmas table.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-12-21
grandpa 3ro,t' helps
Russians Celebrate
.N;d.yinfer JestivaL

Although Christmas is no longer
a holiday in Soviet Russia, a non
religious midwinter festival is
celebrated and children receive
gifts from Grandpa Frost"
In Czarist Russia, it was custom
ary to well-to-do families with
large homes to entertain lavishly
on Christmas day. The invita-
tions were extremely formal and
begged the invited to consider that.
for thousands of years II
has been so: with us it has not COM
menced, with us it Will not
cease. Do not, therefore, disturb
the festival; do not bring the good
people to despair. Without you
there win be no maiden festival at
Anna Karpowna's."
In planning these houseparties,
hostesses gave particular attention
to the selection Of partners for the
young ladies. The selection was
sometimes very satisfactory and
sometimes left something to be de-
sired.
Arrival OF the "fair maidens,"
each with her mother and retinue,
bringing cake and sweetmeats and
gifts for everyone, proceeded ac-
cording to prescribed ritual: the
guests sooner freezing in their
sleds before the gate than to alight
before receiving the greeting Of
the host and hostess.
Having been tremendously well
coined, the guests offered prayers
before the icon (sacred picture)
and then proceeded to the feasting
and festivities arranged for them.
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Ries-Schneider Reunion

The Ries-Schneder Reunion was
held at Accident, July LIST.
Miss Hilda Rueh was appointed
president for the following year.
A dinner was served by the ladies
of the Zion Lutheran church and en-
ioyed by the following;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ries, Connells-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks,
frankie and Louisa Hicks, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Mrs. Nat Jeffreys, Nat
and Vatican Jeffreys, McKeesport,
Pa; Mr.. Fred Ries and Anna Ries,
Berkeley, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Won Moose, Albert and Marcia Won
Moose, Friedens, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Ries, Louisa and Donald Ries,
Gordon Ries, Meyersdale, Pa; Miss
Ada Purbaugh, Berlin, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cameron and Betty Cam
eron, Oil City, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Ries, Dorothy Jean Ries, Con-
fluence, Pa; Mrs. Sophie Ruehl,
Hilda Ruehl, Mrs Alma Geiger, d.
c. Schneider, Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Burkhard,
Carol Burkhard, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Richter, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Richter,
Miss Gertrude Richter, Mrs. Emma
Georg, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kahl, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Harmon, Bertha and
Beulah Harmon, Mr.. Albert Schnei-
der, Accident, MIR. and Mrs. August
Neil. Friendsville; Mr. J. Leonard
Burkhard, Butler, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bowser, Addison, Pa; Mrs.
Jonas Ramp, Mrs. Arthur Butler, Jr,
Eugene Close, Confluence, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Glass, Elma
Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ries,
Betty Jean, Larry, and Sharon Ries,
Christ Ries, Helen Ries, Uniontown,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dick
Dolores and Clarence Dick, Hopwood,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ries, Dan
ny and Sharon Ries and Linda Ries,
Highland Park, Mich; Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Ries, Baldwinville, N. Y; and
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Details of County
Picnic Are Outlined

Details of the County Picnic, to be
held July 20 at the Bittinger recre-
ational area were brought out at a
planning meeting held last week at
the home of Foster Yost, in Accident,
with John II. Carter, chairman, pre-
siding.
Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle, president
of the Associated Women of the Farm
Bureau, reported a number of entries
for the Farmerette contest. She re-
quested that all girls return their APP
plicatons as soon as possible, and any
others who wished to enter the con-
test contact her.
Miss Eleanor X. Dearborn, home
demonstration agent, and Mrs. Lester
Smith, president of the Girls All
Local Leaders Council, reported that
there would be demonstrations by club
members, and exhibits covering home
demonstration work done by the girls
The girls will also hold a dress revue.
Marvin Calls, vo-ag teacher in Ac-
cident, said there would be a demon
stration on Farm Safety by FLA.
boys.
Paul Hutton, assistant county agent,
told of plans for All dairy calf ex-
hibit by the All countrywide dairy
club members, and baby beef exhibits
by members of the countrywide baby
beef club. There will also be a All
boys tractor operator contest
Mrs. w. w. Dewitt and Mrs. Fos-