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Evening star., 1950-02-25
{. U. Ringmen All Even
After Draw With Citadel
Special Dispatch 10 The star

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 25.-
Catholic University's boxing sea-
son is all even for the year after
last nights A draw against the
Citadel was added to a previous
victory and a loss.
The Citadel pulled even after
trailing "a by winning the light
heavyweight and heavyweight
matches.
125 pounds-Harry Hitopoulos Citadel
fought Tom Cronin to draw
130 pounds-Jack Redmond, Catholic
decisioned Hugh Cotton.
1856 pounds-Joe Incarnato, Catholic,
won by forfeit.
145 pounds-Timmy Virgins, Citadel,
won by TKO, over John Dougherty. 80
Of first round.
155 pounds-Buckys Ennis, Catholic,
won by TKo over Ken Whitmore. 2 min
165 pounds-Gene Crosby, Citadel,
fought Billy Maher to draw.
175 pounds-Bill Ohlandt, Citadel,
won by TKO over Cliff Sisler, 1882 OF
Unlimited-Bubber Ferdon, Citadel, Dc.
sisioned Gene Higgins.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Skaters Competing Today
In Senior Figures Events
BY the Associated Pres,

RYE, N. Y. Feb. 25.-With q
record number of 118 entries, the
Eastern sectional figure skating
championships continued here to-
day with senior mems and ladies
school figures as the opening at
traction.
The events will serve as a quail
fication for the world champion
ships in London, and the nationals
next month at Washington.
Skaters from several cities took
the lead in opening events yester-
day in six classes.
Here are the early leaders ir
school figures:
Junior ladies-Betsy Lyons, Bos-
ton.
Junior men-Bill Lennon, Phil
adelphia.
Juvenile girls-Nancy Heiss
New York.
Juvenile boys-Bruce Bracket
Baltimore.
Novice ladies-Sheila Null
downey, New York.
Novice men-Hugh Seaman
Rye.
Lennon is the Middle Atlantic
Junior champion and Miss Null
doWney the novice champion.
Connie Tobriner of Washington
D. c.. was in second place in the
novice ladies singles.
Other free skating and veterans
dance finals will be held tonight.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
3 Defending Champs
Top Field in |C4-A
Track Meet Tonight
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Eight
defending champions gave bril-
lance to the field of track athletes
assembled from As colleges for
the 29th annual IC4-A meet in
Madison Square Garden tonight.
In only three events will last
years winners fail to be on hand.
Michigan State, defending it's
team championship, has an almost
intact team, losing only two points
out of the 352s scored last year.
Except for Michigan State, the
colleges competing are from the
East, but such national stars are
included as Jim Fuchs of Yale,
the best of all shot putters, and
Charley Moore of Cornell, NCAA
outdoor champion in the 440.
Preliminaries in Afternoon.
Michigan State, favored to re-
tain its team title against Yale's
strong bid, has Fred johnson.
IC4-A and NAAA broad Jump king
Horace Smith, hurdler, and Jack
Dianetti, Bill Mack and Warren
Druetzler in the distances.
Army, Seton Hall, Manhattan
and New York University are
other team contenders. Prelim-
inaries. are held this afternoon to
cut down the bulky field, with the
first final, the high hurdles, COM
ing at 9 pm.
Although it has no bearing on
the championships, interest is
high in special 2-mile bringing
together Fred Wilt, Curtis Stone,
John Joe Barry, Horace Ashen-
felter, Viljo Heino and Johnny
Twomey.
New Wrinkles Added.
The defending champions com.
peting are: Andy Stanfield, Setor
Hall. 60 yards; Smith, hurdles
Phil Thigpen. Seton Hall, 1,0O(
yards; George Wade, Yale, mile,
Bob Black. Rhode Island State
Emile; Fuchs, shot put; Dicl
Lyster, Temple, co-winner in high
jump. and johnson, broad Jump
Some new wrinkles have beer
added to the meet. Finalists fol
the 600 and 1000 will be deter.
mined on a time basis. doing away
with the need for two rounds o1
killing preliminary heats. For the
first time there will be qualifying
heats in the mile in order to cuI
down the field.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

Unawed by all the foreign COM
petition, Takoma Park. Ambassa-
dor, Washington Boys Club and
YMCA also will shoot for national
honors. Ambassador pins it's hopes
On Ellen Oberti in the junior
national race. Roberta Ashburner
Dyann Wilson, Dean Holt and Bob
Robinson also will carry Ambas-
sador's colors.
Diver Jay Lent and Virginia
Haggerty, Backstroker Ann Gran
niger and Peggy Morris are primed
to put Takoma in the points.
Two other District mermaids,
Mary Freeman and Barbara Ho-
belmann, both competing unat-
tached, are potent entries in the
junior national and open races.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

hands and pass the time of day
before Dudley had to leave for a
television show. But he was due
back at the Redskins Office today
and he and Ball will get down to
the serious salary discussions.
How much the Redskins are of
fering and how much Dudley is
asking hasn't been revealed. But
Bullet Bill has good idea of
how much he's worth to the Red
skins. not only because of his out
standing talent as a football
player but because he'd be a
drawing card for the nearby Vir-
ginia crowd.
He just finished a three-year
stretch with the Lions at a sum
reported to be more than $4,000
a year, but that was in the days
OF the All-America Conference
when prices were up.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Dudley and Ball Will Renew
Contract Discussions TODAY

Coach Herman Ball of the Red
skins and Bill Dudley, the former
Virginia All-America back, were
to get together again today for
more contract talk. Indications
were, though, that it would take
a day or two more before all the
important details are settled and
the papers signed.
Dudley, who comes to the Red
skins from the Detroit Lions in
exchange for Dan Sandifer, ap-
peared in no hurry when he ar
rived at the Redskins Office yester-
day. He showed up late in the
afternoon and the first two hours
were taken up by photographers,
newspaper interviews and general
kidding.
He and Coach Ball finally got
together for a little while, but
they hardly had time to shake
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Rams Trade Two Players
For Tackle WinkIer
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25.-The
Los Angeles Rams today acquired
235-pound Tackle Jim Winkler of
Texas A. & M. for q back and a
tackle in a deal with the San
Francisco 49ers.
Hillary Chollet of Cornell the
back, and Tackle Clay Matthews
of Georgia Tech were the players
traded for Winkler. All were on
the reserve list of the two clubs.
Ram Coach Joe Stydahar said
he expects Winkler 70 prove an
outstanding liner an.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Service Tennis Tourney
To Be Held July 1919

The Leech Cup tennis tourna-
ment for the interservice cham
pionship will be held July % and
% at the Army Navy Country
Club, it was announced today.
The first day will pit Army
against Navy, with the winner
meeting the Air Force, last years
champion, on the second day.
The 3-foot- Leech Cup
was donated in 1924 by Abner Y.
Leech, jr.. of Washington, for
mer treasurer of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association
A new trophy will be put in COM
petition this year when the No.
seeded men on each team COM
pete for the Risely Bowl.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Maryland Is Seeking
Loop Track TitIe;;
Hoyas at Garden

Maryland was expected to fur
nish the stiffest competition for
Defending Champion North Caro-
lima in the annual Southern Con-
ference indoor track meet at
Chapel Hill today. Duke, third
last year, also is in the picture.
Another big meet involving a
Washington area school put
Georgetown in the IC4-A fixture
at New York's Madison Square
Garden. The Hoyas are out to
crack their 15-year-old 2-mile re-
lay record with the team of Pat
OBrien, Dave Boland, Dave Smith
and Joe Deadly. The record is
7:41.6, a figure the Hoyas topped
last week.
Coach Jim Kehoe of Maryland
has a 29-man team chasing the
Southern Conference title at
Chapel Hill. Half-miler Jim Um-
barger and Miller Bob Palmer of
Maryland are defending titles they
won last year.
North Cardinals host Tar Heels,
10-times winners of the event,
pinned their hopes of retaining
their laurels on Bullet Bill Albans,
a f1ve-event winner last year.
Adams, recovered from a neck
injury suffered in football last
fall, was entered in four events
both hurdles, the broad jump and
the high jump. He won all year
ago and, in addition, took the Co.
yard dash, which he is passing
up this time.
The non-conference division
was headed by Georgia Tech, win
ner in l949 Newcomer Navy
figured to challenge dangerously.
Maryland defends its freshman
title against 16 challengers.
George Washington of Alexendria,
Va, was out to repeat in the
scholastic bracket against 20 other
schools.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
1atum Called Best Coach
In u. 5. al Terps' Banquet
Speeiol Dispoteh TO The S'or

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Mary-
land Football Coach Jim Tatum
was hailed as "the best coach in
the United States: he said his
team was "the best bunch I ever
have coached" and otherwise
sweetness and light reigned here
last night when the Terrapins
staged their annual football ban
quet and dance. .#
Letters were awarded 40 ath-
letes, and for the second straight
year Bob Ward was chosen the
best lineman by vote of his team
mates. Other awards included:
Best blocker, Stan Karnash;
most improved lineman, Dave
Ciannelli; most improved back
Fart Roth; most valuable player
Elmer Wingate. -
Evening star., 1950-02-25
D. {. Army Boxer Reaches
SemifinaIs at Fort Braqq
BY the Associoted Press

FORT BRAGG, N. c., Feb. Is.
Jasper Colson of Washington,
representing the Military District
of Washington, advanced, to to-
nights semif1nals in the Army
world boxing championship tour
nament by decisioning Alex Will
liams of the 5th Army in last
nights light-heayweight fight.
Two End Army boxers won and
three lost last night. Bantam
weight Pete Garabito and Middle
weight John Hawthorne were the
winners by decisions, while losing
decisions were Flyweight George
Davis and Welterweight Curtis
Lowe. Lightweight Alex Harding
was knocked out in the second
round.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Crack Negro Quintets
On Twin Bill at UIine's

Two of the greatest Negro pro-
fesslonal basketball teams of all
time will share the spotlight at
Ollne Arena Tuesday night when
the New York Renaissance Club
and Harlem Globetrotters are CO.
featured in a twin bill.
The Rens, now in their 9th
season, meet the Philadelphia
Sphas in the opening attraction at
. o'clock while the Globetrotters
play the improved New York
Celtics in the nightcap.
The Renaissance team was out
standing at a time the original
New York Celtics were at their
peak.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

A record field of 125 swimmers
is lined up for tonight's District
AAU swimming meet at Eastern
Branch Boys Club starting at 7
o'clock. Feature events are the
junior national 50-yard freestyle
for women and the 150-yard junior
national backstroke for men.
Altogether, Is events are on the
program.
Henry Whitten of Plainfield.
N. j.; Judy Lens, a Newark, N. j..
lass, and Bettina Schwenk and
Barbara Merryman. both of Bal
timore. are among the better
known out-of-town entries. The
strong Women's Swimming Asso-
citation of New York is sending
down three girls and Chapel Hill,
N. c., will send a coming young
star in Susan Fink.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Dean and Harris
Play for Baseball
Golf Title Today
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 25.-Dizzy
Dean, former member of the ole
st. Louis gashouse gang, and De.
Tending Champion Pete Harris
meet today in the 18-hole match
play final of the 11th annual base
ball players golf tournament.
Dean eliminated Lou Kretlow
st. Louis Browns pitcher, 2 and
in the semiflnal round.
Harris. Atlanta Cracker out.
fielder and pitcher several years
ago, defeated Lou Klein. Cincin.
natl Reds infielder, l up on the
10Th hole.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
6-Under-Par 66 Puts
Midd|ecoff in Lead;
Demaret Takes II
BY the Associated Press

HOUSTON, Feb. 25.-There's
no jinx on Houston golf courses
for National Open Champion
Cary Middlecoff.
The former Memphis dentist, for
second straight year, has moved
into the Houston Open and cap
tured the gallery from Hous-
tons colorful hometowner, Jimmy
Demaret.
Middlecoff yesterday carded a
6-under-par 66 for a 36-hole 1877
and two-stroke lead in the To-
hole $4,000 tournament.
He scored a 2-under-par 3 eagle
on the ninth hole and then took
four pars on the back side on the
6,725-yard, par 70 Brae Burn
Country Club course.
Demaret, who appears to always
check his golfing luck at the city
limits when returning to Houston,
was struggling to get a par 72
for a 146
Furgol Is Second.
Middlecoff's nearest opponent is
Ed Furgol, Royal Oak, Mich, who
lost his first day lead yesterday
by slumping to a Lover par 73,
seven strokes more than on Thurs
day.
Only eight other players have
managed to shave more than two
strokes off par during either of
their first two rounds.
Leland Gibson, Kansas City,
Mo-, and Ord Munday, York, Pa,
now tied with Pete Cooper. Ponte
Vedra Beach, Fla, at 140 for
third place. each had 69s. Cooper
had a 68 yesterday.
Todd and Laffoon Tied.
Harry Todd, Dallas, took tenn
porary first-day lead with a 68,
but fell back with a second round
73 that placed him in a tie at 141
with KY Laffoon, St. Andrews, ILL.,,
who has carded a 10 and II.
Knotted at 142 are Chandler
Harper. Portsmouth, Va, who had
a second round 68. and Clayton
Heafner, Charlotte, N. c., who
began with a SO.
Bill Nary, Los Angeles, and Jim
Turnesa, Briar Cliff, N. Y, each
have had 69s but now stand at
IA and 145, respectively.
Today's field included 81 pro-
fess1onals and three amateurs who
qualified for the final 36 holes
by having scores of $50 or less.
Ten other amateurs, all below $50.
also were qualified.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Jimmy Proctor to Fight
Gene Smith at Turner's

Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
filed out next Monday nights all
star boxing card at Turner's Arena
today by announcing Jimmy Proc
tor as opponent for Washington S
Gene Smith in a six-round feath-
erweight match.
Smith will be after his sixth
straight professional triumph
Other matches previously booked
all eight-rounders, are Herbif
CBiG Jones against Manuel BiZon
Pat Thomas against Ray Castillo
and AL Winn against Julian Keene
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Gun Factory String Snapped

Naval Gun Factory's eight
game winning string in basketball
was snapped last night when
Naval Medical took $3.50 tri-
urnph at Bethesda. Tom Brother
netted n points for the winners.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
CYO QuurterfinuIs Tonioht

The CYO boys intermediate
basketball quarter-finals will be
played tonight at St. AIMS gym.
st. Patrick's won the girls CYO
title last night by beating Notre
Dame, 27-24, for an 30 season.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Mid-Atlontic Golf. Meetino

The annual meeting of the Mid
Ole Atlantic Golf Association will
be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Congressional Country Club.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

Ten years ago-Jimmy De-
maret won the $4,000 New Or
leans Open with a score of 286.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
DIR. K. PAUTIENIS : sUKAKTUVININKAS

Gydytoju Rumai paskyre il Ra-
stenburgo ligonines yedeju If
chirurgu. Tai pirmas lietuvis, ku-
ris Vokietijoje gavo tokia auks-
ia vieta, nes toje ligonineje dir
bo dar 10 gydytoju vokieciu.
Ola susidare kliuciu jau ne is
mediciniskos puses. Apskrities
virsininkas pareiske, kad tokios
ligonines vedeju svetimsalis ne
gall butt. Bet kadangi Gydyto-
ju Rumai 'butinai nori j tureti
tos ligonines vedeju, tai pasiu-
lie dr., K. Pautieniui priimti Vo-
kietijos pilietybe.
DR.. K. Pautienis su tuo pasiu-
lymu nesutiko Kuri laika tas
klausimas liko kiboti ore, veliau
persikele j Tile, kur buvo chi
rurginio skyriaus vedeju, o 1943
metals gavo progos grizti j Lie
tuva, kur buvo paskirtas j uni
versiteta profesorium adjunktu
ir vadovavo chirurginei kated-
raj.
1914 metals, artejant frontui,
DIR. K. Pautienis vel pasitrauke
vakarus. LIMO mieste, Austri-
joj, kuri laika dirbo kaip prof.
Plenk vyr. asistentas, veliau bu-
vo chirurginio skyriaus vedeju
Roth mieste, ties Nuernbergu.
Cia per trejus metus jam teko
padaryti kelis tukstancius opera
ciju { skrandzio, zarnu, tulzies,
gimdos). Roth burmistras pa
rupino jo seimai net 6 kambariQ
buta, kad jis pasiliktu, taciau
jis ryzosi isvykti j Amerika.
Treciaji savo mediciniskos
karjeros desimtmeti pradeda mu-
su tarpe, Clevelande.
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APLANKE CLEVELANDA

Pereita savaite, grizdama is
Steponavicienes choro koncerto
Chicagoje, Clevelande buvo SUI
stojusi V. Tysliaviene is Brookly-
no. il taresi SUI Ciurlionio An
samblio vadovybe del rudens
koncertu Philadelphijoje ir New
4orke. Abi puses pasiliko sau
laiko pagalvoti ir issiaiskinti, ar
bus galima sumanyma ivykdyti.
Buvo Clevelande sustojes ir
rasytojas Stepas Zobarskas, ku-
ris grlzo atlikes tarnybine pa
reiga - nuvezes is Europos at
vykusius naslaicius j ju gyvena-
mas vietas Detroite ir Tabor
Farm, Mich. Stp. Zobarskas dir
ba organizacijoje, kuri kaip tik
tvarko imigruojanciu naslaiciu
reikalus.
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GGR&V2!?{&{@{{@Ia&dES%2 |?
TEATRAS ATVIRAME ORE

Cleveland Heights, prie Supe-
perior ir Goodnor Rd., yra teat-
ras atvirame ore, vadinamas
Cain Park Theatre. Sis teatras
ra islaikomas Cleveland Heights
savivaldybes.
Birzelio 20 "a ir birzelio 27 :
liepos l d. d. kas vakara ten bus
vaidinama Sekspyro "Vidurvasa-
rio nakties sapnas". Veliau bus
kiti vaidinimai. Vaidinimai pra-
sides nurodytomis dienomis $50
val. wax.
Pirmajame vaidinime dalyvau-
ia daugiau kaip 200 asmenu.
|Svarbiausioje roleje is Kalifor-
MICS atvykusi aktore Eleanor
AuWerter. Kostiumai gaminti
britu menininko Patrick Broom.
Bilietu kainos nuo 60 c. Xxi
$1.80. Bilietai parduodami pas
Burrows, 419 Euclid Ave., arba
paciame teatre.
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AMERIKOS JAUNIMAS

Viename New Jersey mieste
kino teatro vadovybe paskelbe,
kad nuo siol be vyresniu paly-
dow nelsileis j teatra jaunuoliu
nuo IA Xxi 18 metu amziaus.
Priezastis - tu jaunuoliQ nepa-
kenciamas elgesys.
Jau iris kartus tas teatras
vos isgelbetas nuo gaisro, mes
jaunimas meto degancias ciga-
retes, kur tik pakliuva. Prizes
kuri laika vienas Is metu ber-
niokas buvo sugautas beuzdegi-
nejant ivairius irengimus, kaip
jis sakesi, "taip sau, del juoko".
Du kartus per metus reikia keis-
I'll kedziQ apmusalus, kadangi
visos esti pradegintos.
Blogiausia esti penktadieniais,
kada toxic jaunimo j teatra SUI
griuva 3-4O0. Tada Kittens jau
nebelieka jokio malonumo. Vel
tut teatro vadovai po kelis kar-
tus lipa j scena ir viesai kreipia-
81 i jaunuolius, prasydami bent
kick ramiau laikytis :.
Tragiskiausia, kad tai dedasi
mieste, kuri pereita rudeni Ame-
rikos Armija parinko, kaip pa.
vyzdini Americas miesta, ir ku-
rio paveikslus rodo okupuotuos-
Sc krastuose, vykdydami tQ
krastQ auklejimo programa
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Medicines daktaras K. Pau
ITEMS, 81 pavasari islaikes egza-
minus verstis gydytojo praktika
Ohio valstybeje ir neseniai ISL
kures Clevelande (7039 Superior
Ave.), siais metals yra sukaktu-
vininkas, mes sueina 20 metu,
kaip jis dirba medicines srity-
|je.
Is mokyklos suolo istojes j
kariuomene Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybes pradzioje, veliau bal
ges karo mokykla ir pakeltas j
leitenanto laipsni, kariuomeneje
tarnavo Xxi 1924 metu. Tada,
pasitraukes is kariuomenes, isto-
jo j Vytauto Didziojo Universe
teto medicines fakulteta Kau-
ne, kuri baige ir 1880 metals
pradejo gydytojo praktika, dirb-
damas Ukmerges ir Vabalnin-
ko ligoninese.
Po ketveriu metQ jis buvo is
rinktas asistentu prie tada jau
pagarsejusio Lietuvoje ir uz
Lietuvos ribq chirurgo profeso-
riaus Kuzmos. Kaip progresuo-
jas chirurgas, pasireiskes savo
moksliniais raStais is medicines
srities, 1887 metals buvo is
siQstas pasitobulinti Paryziu ir
Berlyna. Pc to 1888 metals buvo
paskirtas chirurgu j Utenos ap-
skrities ligonine.
Bolsevikams uzemus Lietuva,
X. Pautienis pasitrauke j Vokie-
tia ir gavo dirbti Karaliauciuje,
kaip vyresnysis gydytojas Chi
rurgas prie profesoriu Henke ir
Wustman.
1941 metals K. Pautienis is
lake valstybinius gydytojo eg-
zaminus Vokietijoje ir apgyne
disertacija, igydamas medicines
daktaro laipsni. Karaliauciaus
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IMTYNES RENGIA MIESTO
STADIONE

1mtyniu rengejas J. Gansonas
vasara imtynes rengiasi perkel-
tt miesto stadiona. Pirmosios
tokios imtynes numatomos penk-
tadieni, liepos 7 d. Lietingo orc
atvejui rezervuojamas ir sesta.
dienis, liepos 8 d. Tai yra, jei.
gu penktadieni lytu, tai imtynes
butp perkeltos j sestadieni. Jei
ir sestadieni lytu =. Tada dar
nezinoma, kaip butu padaryta.
Kiekvienu atveju, Gansonas
jau yra pradejes derybas su vi
sa ellie imtynininku. Bilietai bus
nuo 1 Xxi 3 doleriu. Vaikai Xxi
IL metu amziaus bus ileidziami
uz rs centus.
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HIPPODROME

Nuo treciadienio, birzelio 81
dienos, rodoma Might and the
City, amarikieciu aktoriu
Londone sukta filma, pagaminta
pagal Gerald Kersh kriminalinio
romano turin. Vaidina Richard
Widmark, Gene Tierny, Google
Wihers' Hugh Marlowe. DAILY
vauja ir zinoma anglu aktore
Francis B. Sullivan. Special
muzika, parasyta kompozitoriaus
Franz Wazman.
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kULTURINIO DARZELIO
NARIU SUSIRINKIMAS

Birzelio % d. $3.50 val. yak.
Lietuviu Saleje ivyksta Kultu-
rinio Darzelio nariu susirinki-
mas. Susirinkime bus aptarta
visq Kulturiniu Darzeliu nett
ne svente, kuri siais metals bus
liepos % d.
Visi nariai kvieciami susirin-
kline dalyvauti ir pasiruosti bu-
sinai Darzeliu sventei.
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LELIQ TEATRAS VAIKAMS

Cleveland Heights savivaldy.
bes laikomas vaiku teatras bir-
zelio 20 diena taip pat pradeda
savo sezona. Vaidinimai bus
kiekviena savaite, pradedant an
tradieniais ir baigiant penkta-
dieniais. Kiekviena savaite nau-
ia programa. Pradzia 7:15 val.
yak. Biletu kama - 35 c.
Ateinancia savaite, birzelio 20
- % d. bus vaidinama 'Alice
stebuklu zemeje". Kita savaite
bus "Naujieji imperatoriaus dra-
buziai', paskui "Tomas Sawyer,
"Grazuole ir zveris" ir tt.
Sezonas truks septynias sa-
aites.
Tas vaiku teatras yra prie Su-
perior kelio, netoli nuo Lee Rd.
vartu, Cleveland Heights.
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RADIO VALANDELE KITU
LAIKU

Nuo sio penktadienio, birze-
lilo IS dienos, Lietuviu Radio
Valandele bus girdima ne 7 val.
80 min., bet puse valandos anks-
ciau - lygiai Z valanda, penkta-
dieniais, kaip jr Xxi siol, is tos
pacios radio stoties WSRS -
l49 kc.
sio penktadienio programa
.skiriama pamineti liudniesiems
birzelio menesio ivykiams ir Lie
tuvos okupacijos desimtmeciui.
Visas pusvalandis bus anglq kal-
boje ir skiriamas daugiau anne
rikieciu visuomenei. Kalbes Anne
rican Friends of Lithuania or
ganizacijos pirmininkas inz. Pi-
jus J. ziurys.
81 karta valandele bus be ko-
merciniu skelbimu. Americas
Lietuviu Tarybos ir Kulturos
Fondo Clevelando skyriai bel
Tremtiniu Draugija maloniai su-
tiko padengti sios specialios pro-
gramos islaidas.
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T. NEURA KVIECIA

I. Neura is Brunswick, Ohio
kviecia clevelandiecius sestadie-
niais bel sekmadieniais uzsukt.
j jo uki ''papiknikauti". Per bir.
zelio menesi vieta galima nudo.
It's be atlyginimo. Toliau, grei.
ciausia, jau bus isnuomota di
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RkO keith's 1O5th

Birzelio IA II d. "The Dam
ned Don't Cry" su Joan Craw-
ford ir David Brian.
Birzelio 18 20 d. Estate Peni-
tentiary' SUI Werner Baxter bel
Karin Booth ir Customs Agent
su William Eythe ir Marjorie
Reynolds.
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LANKYKITES SAVO KLUBE

Lietuviu Klube, $685. Supe-
rior Ave., klubo nariams ir sve-
CLANS penktadieniu vakarais esti
bulviniu blynu ir zuvies vaka-
riene ir sOkiai su gera muzika
zemutineje Lietuviu Sales patal-
pole.
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Noujos zodynos
V. PeteraiciO

"Mazasis lietuviskai angliskas
zodynas'
(su tartimi), naujai isleistas,
apimas virs $4,000 zodziu, iris
tas kietais drobes virseliais, Ais
psi, gaunamas siuo adresu
Gabija, ALP Bedford Ave-, Bro.
oklyn IL, N. Y.
kama $500.