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Win, Lose, or Draw
Ais Forgiven at Jomoieo
By FRANCIS STANk

Although $257 780 down the drain Hill Prince in
Saturdays Experimental Handicap No witnesses at Jamaica
inclined opinion Chris Chenerys Virginia
Derby hopeful lost prestige at all in finishing ninth in
Evening star., 1950-04-17
How They'll Finish . Red Sox I'd
Boston, Strongest on Paper,
Has Failed With Chips Down

Fifteenth OF series BY Francis Stan sports
The Star analysng the predicted
order of fnish
Evening star., 1950-04-17

To predict anything than
for the Red and oudeld
the averaged than 300 in
bucked The Red hitting.
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Pittsburgh
Washington

TEXAS LEAGUE.
BesumonN B: Houston, /.
Fort Wor@. .; Oklahoma City,
Shreveport at San Antonio, postponed.
rain
Evening star., 1950-04-17

The major league teams con-
cluded their eight-week training
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Boiling to Speak
Before Council

Representative Boiling, Demo-
crat, of Missouri will speak at a
meeting of Women's National
Democratic Council to be held at
8:15 pm. tomorrow at the Wash
ington Club, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. 1t is expected that
Representative Boiling will discuss
absentee voting.
Mrs. Lynn Nichols, administra-
tive assistant to Mrs. India Ed
wards, director of the Women S
Division of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, also will speak
at the meeting on plans for Dem
Iocratic Women's Day" to be OBJ
served on September 27.
DR.. M. Virginia O'Neil, president
of the council, will be in charge
of the session and the speakers will
be introduced by Mrs. Madeline
Maloney, who is acting as program
chairman in the absence of Mrs
Leslie Wright who is in Europe.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Sigma Alpha Ioto
Meets Tomorrow

The Washington alumnae chap
ter of Sigma Alpha Iota, profess
sioral musical sorority. will meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the home of
Mrs Sidney K. Shear, 1888 On
tario place NV. A musical pro-
gram will be presented by Mrs.
Frances Bres, violinist, and Mrs
Shear, who is pianist.
During the business meeting. a
report on the national convention
of the sorority will be presented
Mrs Mary Howe, Washington
composer, was initiated as an
honorary member of the sorority
at the convention.
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Engagement Pad

Alpha Delta Pi-Tuesday. 1890 pm,
Aexandris South Ariington ASSOCIATION IT,
ao1se infUa Tharsdas' =. Hsp" sso PM % North th
. Arlington-Fails Church association meet
ing, with Mrs Albert Tower, 1904 North
pGwhatsn street Arinst01 speaker
Delta Zeta-Wednesday $50 pm. alum
nae meeting, with Mrs, H. A. Dodde-
ridge, 1900 Connecticut avenue.
College Clubs
Washington vassar Club-Tomorrow 4:30
pm, tea for new students, with Mrs.
Casenove Lee, 3542 Newark street NV
Smith College Club of Washington-Tues-
day. 1915 pm, United Nations Club,
luncheon meeting for new students.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Women's National Democratic Council
Tomorrow, S:15 PM, Washington Club
regular meeting; speaker, Representative
sentee Voting"
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tomorrow, North Capitol Union, with
Mrs. Myrtle Megill. 145 U street Sc;
speaker. Miss Laura Lindley.
Creative Arts Club of AriinEton-Tomor-
Metropolitan Heart Guild - Tomorrow
1890 pm. Dupont Plaza Hotel, meet
ing
OF women
Tuesday, 10 am. Southern Hotel. Bal.
timore, general meeting to be followed
by luncheon; speaker, Mrs. Walter
wilkins. Citizenship"
Women's Auxiliary of the Church Of st
| Clement-Tuesday, 2 pm. 1701 Sem
mary road, Alexandria, fashion show.
Arlington Council of Church Women
Tuesday, 2:3o Pm Pm st. Georges r; Church
Wanderlust Travel Club-Tuesday, pm.
1851 Columbia road NV.
Virginia Compton Grandmothers' Club
Thursday noon. social hall of Epiphany
Episcopal Church. 2001 North Quincy
street, Arlington.
China Doll Restaurant 627 H stree
NV. Hatikyah Club installation lunch
Hadassah-Tomorrow, $50 pm, Mont
gomery County Jewish Center, Silver
Spring Chapter, fashion show.
TAOS isterho0d-TomorroW. pm. Tiff
fereth Israel Synagogue. nomination Of
officers.
Montgomery County Council of Jewish
Women-Tuesday 1870 pm. Montgom
cry County Jewish Center, membership
meeting; speaker. Miss Marjorie Collins
director of volunteer services Of this
Washington Community Chest.
District Daughters Of the American Revolu
tiOn-Today. 2:30 pm. Natural History
Building. Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV; Constitution Day observ.
Bell Chapter with Mrs. Albert H Jones
GAIL Third street NV.
Virginia DAR-Tuesday, l pm, Francis
Wallis Chapter with Mrs. George W
Parker and Mrs. Mayme c. Parker
Arcturus-o on n-tne-Potomac, Alexandria.
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spring in Houston, Tex, and the
Queen had expressed a great
wish to do so.
Waves Good BY
AS the American women left the
palace and were getting back into
their bus, Queen Juliana learned
of a financial contribution her
guests had arranged for whatever
charity she might suggest.
Imagine our delight and great
surprise" Mrs. Houghton said,
when the Queen came out and,
running down the steps to catch
us, she thanked us personally for
our thoughtfulness, then stood
waving at us as we drove away"
Mrs. Houghton also wrote of
other activities in the Neither
lands-meeting the members of
different organizations of Dutch
women, attending the flower auc-
tion and touring the countryside.
Americans who have been COM
planning about curtailment in mail
service will find special interest
in this paragraph. 1--WE love the
red mailboxes which hang from
the back of each streetcar and
which then are emptied each time
the streetcar passes post office"
she wrote. Real postal service
for getting off the mall
In her letter on Denmark Mrs.
Ahlgren also told of meetings
with Danish women and reported
on one gathering where the wom-
en- of that country described their
work. Judge Helga Petersen of
the Copenhagen Criminal Court
put us to shame when she told
of the wonderful work done in
politics." Mrs. Ahlgren wrote.
Danish women are to be found
in many elective Offices and the
president of the senate is a woman
and she was unanimously elected
by the men!"
Evening star., 1950-09-17
College Clubs
To Entertain
'ForFreshnnen

Both the Smith College Club
and the Vassar Club of. Washing
ton are planning special programs
this week in honor of newly en-
rolled freshmen.
A Smith Club "off-to-s school"
luncheon to be held at 1915 pm.
Tuesday at the United Nations
Club will feature talks on career
building as well as reports on
campus life.
Speakers will include Miss
Kathleen Bell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell of Wash
ington, who has been with the
State Department since her grad
uation from Smith in 1914. Miss
Bell will discuss her work as for
eign affairs officer with the Office
of United Nations Economic and
Social Affairs in the Department
of State.
Mrs. Edward j. P. Zimmerman,
who is active in political work in
Northern Virginia, will explain
how she manages to combine a
strenuous political role with her
duties as homemaker.
In talk entitled South OF the
Border" Miss Patricia Roberts,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. C. H. M
Roberts, will report on her junior
year spent in Mexico with group
of Smith students. And campus
life opportunities will be discussed
by a senior, Miss Ann Schafer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Schafer.
Mrs. John H. JOSS, $3.50 Nebraska
avenue NV, is in charge OF
luncheon reservations.
Vossor Ten tomorrow
Washington area girls who will
enter Vassar College this fall will
be honor guests at a tea to be
given at 4::30 pm. tomorrow al
the home of Mrs. Casenove Lee
by the Washington Vassar Club o1
4 Washington. The new students al
the college will be welcomed by
members of the alumnae club
recent graduates from the college
and undergraduate students at the
school.
Mrs. Thomas Keogh is chairman
for the event and is being assisted
by Mrs. Cameron Duncan Ebaugh
Mrs. Frederick C. Fishback anc
Mrs. Claudius Grant Pendill.
Plans for the collection of book;
to be put on sale at the annua
used-book sale of the Washington
Vassar Club to be held next spring
are already under way. Mrs
Elting Arnold, 514 Dorset avenue
Chevy Chase. Md, may be con-
tacted for collection arrangements
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Mrs. Mirnnun
Heads Guild

Mrs. Sam Mirman will take
over her duties as president OF
the Metropolitan Heart Guild at
a meeting to be held at 12:3C
pm. tomorrow at the Dupont
Plaza Hotel.
Other new officers of the guild
are: Mrs. Gabriel Swart. first
vice president; Mrs. Benjamin
Moss, second vice president; Mrs
Myer' Burk. recording secretary;
Mrs. Joseph Levin. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Robert Simon, as
sistant corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Arthur Miller, social secre-
tary; Mrs. Joseph Millenson. fl
nancial secretary; Mrs. Joseph
Bernstein, assistant financial Sec
retary; Mrs. Murray Dubois,
treasurer; Mrs. Carl Giroux, par
liamentarian, and Mrs. Albert
Feldman, historian.
Mrs. Max Futrowsky is the hon
orary president of the guild and
Mrs. Charles Friedenberg is the
founder and honorary vice presi-
dent.
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Hutikvuh to Install
At Luncheon

The Hatikvah Club of the Pho
neer Women will have an installa-
ton luncheon at 1890 pm. to-
morrow at the China Doll Restau-
rant, 627 H street NV.
Officers to be installed by Mrs.
Morris Golden, president of the
Washington Council, are Mrs.
Alexander Podnos, president; Mrs.
A. Wagner, vice president; Mrs.
David Polmar, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Samuel Semel, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. A. R.
Miller, assistant corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Sol Wolpof, f.
nancial secretary; Mrs. Nathan
Perry, assistant financial secre-
tary, and Mrs. Simon Novick.
treasurer.
Mrs. Semel is in charge of re-
Serva tiOnS.
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Civic and. Study Clubs

Civic and. Study clubs
A%srdean sse strnr R,nob Of Unye6s 9dsy
H P Morris. 1l12 Noyes drive. Silver
AAujW. 'Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Branch -
Church. Bethesda, general meeting.
70 an. creative writing sroup ETitth
Mai WaleS NJ barTett 81 Tes schooi 400 % North
:ss:s fsS
Harris. 3o04 Lee highway. Thursday,
pm, creative writing Jddn !, gToup goIs With With
teenth teen road. ' O
AAUW, College Park Branch - Tomorroy
Sas snpper UnHeFsny and meeting Gn
the Mirror. Who Are, WEI What DO
AAnw. Ms DG alexandris MaGis Hs Braneh- Wednesday
with slt2 Mrs. Mrs Il. Nv v. Richter, sos Grand
eTary yeT dFTs e4oup Th Thhriday Mas O. 1929 r
pm. 602 Cameron street. membership
University Womens Club--Tuesday., 1890
pm, luncheon to be followed by bridge
and canasta. Thursday, IL am. poetry
sna canaata dinner oS9 saarday 6se
pm. mixed dinner bridge.
Business, Professional Clubs
Women's Club-Today, 5 to pm;
silver tea with Mrs Lillian Gusack, 373(
Oliver street, Chevy Chase, Md
Women's Bar Association-Today, pm.
Carlton Hotel, reception for women mem
bers of the American Bar Association
Canadian Bar Association and Nationa
Association of Women Lawyers. Tues
RknnV INNt CT "
ballet and reception.
Pilot Club-Tuesday 6:15 pm, Burlington
Hotel. program meeting.
Business and Professional GROUP OF Hadas'
sah-Tuesday. $50 pm, Jewish Com
munity Center, Kelitah group meeting
Soroptimist Club of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
day, 1 pm, Willard Hotel. luncheon
zonts Cf Club of washinston-wednesday
1890 pm. 1915 New Hampshire ave
nue. NV. luncheon meeting; speaker
on adult education at the Public Library
Scandinavian Summer"
Community Clubs
Junior woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Tomorrow, 8 p.Ii1. current affairs sec
ton, with MRS. Gerald c. Shappell,
beopSlinG section; Silver sDrinE ,lss gsesgiinE !
general meetins; speaker. Or. Leonard
Elstad, president of Gallaudet Col
lege. Educating the Deaf Child for
woman's Club of Ashton HeiEhts-Tues-
day. noon. clubhouse luncheon meet
ing.
Beverley Hills Women's Club-Wednesday
1890 pm, Commonwealth Club. South
Pitt and Wolfe streets, Alexandria,
luncheon and fashion show.
Junior WOman's Club Of COLLEGE Park
Thursday. pm.. st. Andrews Parish
House. College Park; speaker. Herbert
L. Rooney, social worker at the Prince
Georges Mental Health Clinic.
Sororities
Sigma Alpha Iota, Washington Alumnat
Chapter-Tomorrow, pm, meeting
with Mrs. Sidney K, Shear. 1883 On
tario place NV.
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North Capitol WCTU

The North Capitol Union Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the home of the new pres
ident, Mrs. Myrtle Megill, 146 U
street NE. Miss Laura Lindley
will be the speaker.
Other new. officers are Mrs.
Asher Lohman, vice president;
Mrs. Fannie Birge, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Hugh Jacobs,
recording secretary, and Mrs.
Jessie Watts, treasurer.
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nine European countries.
1.-The most popular representa-
tive the United States has ever
sent to Denmark" is the way the
Danes, describe Mrs. Anderson,
according to Mrs. Ahlgren, who
added: 1--WE can indeed be proud
Of our lady Ambassador"
Mrs. Ahlgren. who is from
Whiting, Ind. also reported her
own reaction to the American en-
voy. Perhaps it was the fact that
we both come from the Middle
West" she wrote, cor perhaps
it was her genuine sincerity. ANY,
way, it seemed that had always
known her.
The federation party of more
than 80 women was entertained
at the American Embassy during
their stay in Copenhagen.
After leaving Denmark, which
Mrs. Ahlgren described as coun-
try of "gay, happy people with a
smile for every one who likes to
smile" the American clubwomen
had the interesting experience of
being received by the Queen of the
Netherlands.
Mrs. Houghton, who wrote of the
occasion in detail, recalled that
I'VE all woke up in a great excite
ment on Friday morning, be-
cause we were going to visit the
Queen!"
Queen Gracious, Noturol
Continuing, she reported: "And
there was much excitement when
we drew up before the lovely, but
simple palace of this, the only
reigning Queen in all the civilized
world-because she had had the
red carpet spread on the palace
steps for us.
Her majesty received us, one
by one-and as your president
proudly introduced each member
of our delegation, each one told
where she was from, and bit
about what her interests were,
and Queen Juliana chatted for a
few moments with each person.
Her majesty was gracious and nat
ural-So wholesome and fine that
we all responded to her warmth
and friendlineSS. 1t is a great
thing for the women of the world
that she is truly such Queen and
such a woman.
IT couldn't help notice that at
the very first, we were just slightly
inclined to act restrained, but as
the presentations were finished
and we all engaged in informal
conversation with her majesty,
every one relaxed and I have never
been more proud of our American
clubwomen than I was for the
hour that followed"
AS they drank coffee with the
Queen, Mrs. Houghton continued,
the club leaders discussed matters
which they felt would be of spe-
cial interest to her, including their
own work and Dutch accomplish
ments as they affect America and
Holland.
"She told us about her children.
who are attending progressive
school," Mrs. Houghton recalled,
land among the significant things
which the Queen said was that
women today must attack prob
lens from the point of view of
the whole world"
Before the interview was over,
the federation president had in
vited Queen Juliana to attend the
organizations convention next
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Travel Club to Meet

Members of the Wanderlust
Travel Club will show vacation
pictures at a club meeting at 8
pm. Tuesday at 1851 Columbia
road NV. Miss Dagmar o. Chris
tensen, president of the club, will
be in charge of the business meet
ing,
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Wonnen's Clubs
Mrs. Eugene Anderson Praised;
Club Leaders Visit q Queen
~ isoH$SS ~S
Womon's Club Editor

High praise Eugene Anderson American Ambassador
Denmark glowing account of clubwomens visit with
contained letters received
here headquarters Federation Woens Clubs
The correspondents leaders of the federation
Mrs Hiram Cole Houghton national president and Mrs oscar
presden-who heading delegation of
federation leaders making
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YRA % CLEVELANDAI

Liepos % d. musiskis Gle.
velandas svencia savo gimta.
dieni. Ia proga dienrastis
NEWS nurodo, kad Amerikoj
yra is viso % Clevelandai. Di.
dziausias po musiskio yra Ten
messy Clevelandas su II, 1851 gy-
ventoju. Maziausias yra Mon
tanoje - tik su 10 gyventojQ
Oar vienas Clevelandas yra N
Mexico, kuris gyventojQ visa
neturi. Tuo vardu ten yra tik
paste istaiga. Xiii Clevelandai
daugiausiai turi po kelis simtus
gyventojQ.
NEWS siuncia items bendra.
vardziams didziojo Clevelando
istorija ir renka anu ClevelandQ
istorijos medziaga.
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JUS fotografuOjat ir norite,
kad nuotraukos butq geros. Tai
JUS turesite, jei -
Savo filmas atsiusite NUNS
aiskinti, dirbti atspaudas ar pa
didinimus.
Per viena diena JUS gausite
atgal, turesite geros kokybes
ir mokesite pigiai.
Kreiptis:
B. Gaidziunas
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
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HIPPODROME

Nuo liepos IL dienos cia rodo-
ma filma 1.-THE Great Jewel
Rober''. Tai filma is Kanadoje
ir Jungtinese Vastybese ,savo
laiku garsaus grazuolio nusi-
kaltelio Gerard Dennis gyve-
nimo. 10 role filmoje vaidina
David Brian, kuris rengdamasis
filmai specialiai studijavo to nu-
sikaltelio gyvenimo faktus ir
jo buda.
Nuo liepos 19 dienos rodoma
spalvota istorine filma, kurioje
vaizduojams Lombardijos (siau-
rines Italijos) sukilimas pries
valdovus is Hesso. Filma vadi.
nasi "The Flame and the Ar.
row. (Liepsna ir strele) .Suki.
leliu vada vaidina Burt Lancas.
ter, valdove is Hesso = Virginia
Mayo, isdavika dvarininka -
Robert Douglas, Uric h a
Won Hesse - Frank Allenby
princese - Lynne Bagget.
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IS1GYKIM GERA KNYGA
APIE CLEVELANDO KULTU-
RINIUS DARzELIUS!

Kulturiniu daszeliu 25 metu
sukakties proga simet rengiamos
ypatingos iskilmes. Ta proga
nuo liepos 10 Xxi 21 dienos pa
skelbta special rinkliava, kurios
metu norma surinkti 10000 do
leriu tam paminejimui finansuo-
tt. Rinkliavos komiteto pirminin-
kas teisejas Louis Petrash, kurio
varda DIRVOS skaitytojai turi
progos matyti remeju sveikini-
muose skaitytojams Svenciu ir
kitomis progomis.
Jis pranesa, kad visi, kurie
aukos darzeliu reikalui bent 5
dolerius, gaus specialiai Sia pro-
ga isleidziama knyga apie dar-
zelius.
Kadangi toki ivairiu tauty-
blu darzeliai yra vienintelis to-
kios rusies irengimas visame pa
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TAUTIECIAI,

dar reikia 5000 lietuviu at.
vezti ir 5000 ligoniu bel pale.
geliq, likusiu Vokietijoje, SUI
selpti. Skirkite nors dali pelno
is rengiamq pramogu, ekskur-
siju, geguziniu ir kitokiu pobl-
viu mdsq ligoniams pagelbeti.
Aukas siqskie:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
los Grand ST., Brooklyn IL, NY
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Ats ISVAzIAVIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos Clevelando skyrius
paskutini liepos menesio sekma.
dieni, tai yra, liepos m. 80 diena
3 100 val. PIP. rengia nariu ir BIZ
ciuliu isvaziavima prie ezero,
DIR. Tamosaicio rezidencija,
Daugiau informaciju bus pa
skelbta kita savaite.
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IMTYNES STADIJONE

Jack Ganson vel organizuoja
imtynes stadijone, liepos IA d.
Pagrindinese imtynese argenti-
nietis Rocca prizes Kay Bell.
Be to dalyvauja Mr.. x. prizes
Lucky Simanovitch, Frank Ia
laber prizes Ali Pasha, porinese
imtynese Mickey Gold ir Roy
McClarthy prizes Kola Kawani
ir Pat Fraley.
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VEDUSIAI PORAI

vidutinio amziaus, SUI patyrimu
ruosos darbai kaime, Medina Co.
Modernus atskiras butas, pasto-
vus geras atlyginimas. Reikia
geru rekomendacijq. Telefonuo-
kit Chagrin Falls 7-6643.
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REIKALING!I

2 murininkai ir 2 darbininkai
pamatams ir rusiui ismuryti.
Kreiptis telefonu Ii l 8631
rytais apie 7:30 arba vakarais
apie 800 val. arba ] sio laik-
rascio redakcija.
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SAvn ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
JlsQ parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
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Gql4&QV2!?&{{@5{MIa&dtS%{ |?

saulyje, tai norma juos labiau
ispopuliarinti. Mineta knyga bus
issiuntineta j visas bibliotekas ir
kitas kulturines istaigas. O ka-
dangi mes, lietuviai, cia turime
viena is graziausiu darzeliu, tai
ir musu tautos vardas lures
atitinkama vieta toje knygoje.
Todel yra verta prie tos knygos
isleidimo NUNS ko placiausiai
prisideti, o taip pat verta ir pa
items ja isigyti, aukojant jos
isleidimui bent S dolerius. Tas
aukas reikia siusti siuo adresu:
Mr.. Anton Grdina, Cultural
Garden League of Cleveland.
6131 ST. Clair Ave-, Cleveland
3, Ohio.
Ia padaryti reikia nedelsiant,
Xxi sio menesio 81 dienos.
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RkO keith's 1O5th

Llepos II - Is dd. 1.-The
Good Humor Man" SUI Jack Car
son.
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SVECIAI Is CONNECTICUT

0. Baltrukoniene pereita sa-
waite aplanke Petras ir Monika
Baltrukoniai, Mrs. Ambrose ir
sunus Alfredas is Manchester,
Connecticut.
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RATELIO ISVAZIAVIMAS

Pereia sekmadieni Clevelando
"ratelieciai" buvo isvyke tradi-
cinio pobuvio Ell. Schneide-
rienes uki.
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TREMTINIQ DRAUGIJOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Clevelando Lietuviu Tremtiniy
IDraugijos valdyba praso pranes.
ii, kad liepos % d., 1880 val.
Lietuviu Saleje vel bus visuoti
| mis- nariu susirinkimas. Susirin
kimo dienotvarkeje: pirmininkC
zodis, draugijos istatu keitimas
ir naujos valdybos rinkimas.
| Nesusirinkus reikalingam ma
riu skaiciui skirtu laiku. po vie
nos valandos susirinkimas bus
lteisetas bet kuriam nariu skai
ciui dalyvaujant.
LIETUVIS GYDYTOJAS PRI
IMTAs ! CORONER IsTAIGA
DR. d. Degesys, dirbes Poly.
clinic Hospital, Clevelando Mics.
to Tarybos dabar yra paskirtas
dirbti Coroner (teismo medici.
nos) istaigoje, kaip patologijos
aSistentas.
DR.. D. Degesys nelabai seniai
j Clevelanda yra atvykes is Vo-
kietijos.
SIMFONINIAI KONCERTAI
81 sestadieni, liepos Is d.,
Public Auditorium simfoniniame
koncerte dalyvauja solistas pia-
nistas Jesus Maria Sanroma, ku-
ris skambins Caikovskio piano
koncerta SUI orkestru. Ir visa
programa tam vakarui suda-
ryta vien is Caikovskio kuriniu.
Treciadieni, liepos 19, koncerto
soliste bus Vivian Della Chiesa,
radio, televizijos, koncertu ir
operos soliste.
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LANKESI DETROITE

Jonas Alekna ir E. Gaizutis
pereita savaite buvo isvyke j
Detroita, j giminaicio Pow. Do
vydaicio laidotuves.
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