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Evening star., 1951-03-10
BRADLEY BLVD.
CHEVY CHASE

Facing Rock Creek Park
For sale by owner. attr. brick CO.
lonial in Rock Creek Forest; leyel
lot. att. garage: lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, full-size din. rm. opening
out on screened porch. attr. kit
with Hotpoint dishwasher and dis
posal. din. alcove and 1st-fir. lava
tory; 8 twin-siZe bedrms. and tiled
bath on 2nd mr.. foored attic with
disappearing. stairway: full bsmt
pine paneled as an unusually at
adj. laundry. equipped with west
inghouse Laundromat. No brokers
please. s207 Meadowbrook lane.
Evening star., 1951-03-10
VERY GOOD

Almost new det. brick; has liv. rm,
with fireplace. din. nm, kit. bedrm
and " bath on end: gas heat, Il
bath In full basement; gear garage;
all accessories; just a few blocks
on Ala. ave. To inspect call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 4-004O
Evening star., 1951-03-10
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING
21S EOREST GLEN DIT

815 FOREST GLEN RID.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, / TILL DARK
Brick rambler with many unusual
lot. close in. excellent location near
Sligo Park golf course. 3 bedrms.,
nv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm., fully
equipped kit. lge. solarium, fui]
bsmt. with auto. washer: recr. rm
with complete bar and bath; storage
room; built-in gar; slate roof;
Priced S22,500. Directions: North on
Colesville rd. beyond Sligo creek
pkwy., turn left on Forest GIen
I'd. to our open sign.
RIIICE 2 R0WI nv
Evening star., 1951-03-10

COLORED-NEAR nth AND PA.
AvE-S750 down and monthly pay
maen1s' saerm wsn.1m 3 rms bath. aluminium
corner lot. Shown by appt. only.
CARL O. HOLLOMAN. Ii. 7-9933.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL NEW s-rm,
semidet. brick home. 2407 18th st.
sc. Recr. rm.. finished knotty pine.
Open Sun. 1-3. WILLIAMS REALTY
coIoRED-ss5o DowN-142s How.
rm., Kit. Z bedrms.. ] nv bath. tn Fulj F'h
bsmt.. level lot to paved alley. Wei
nnancsd; Only 9 years old. ALDRE,
INC. LU. 4-0747; eyes,. LU. $4,000.
CoLORED-s35O DOwN-Near the
Navy Yard and 9Th ST. carline. g.
apartment brick. Only S6,95O. Call
NV Nj Hogan; RA. 5612, til 9 pm.
coLoREDSi7os b ST. s.E.-Brick.
8 rooms. glassed-in rear porches ;
vacant; priced S13.450. wO. 401O.
Evening star., 1951-03-10
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Between the clubs. 13S West Leland
St. NEWLY DECORATED. Open
Saturday and Sunday after 10 am.
English-type prewar red brick, built
for and occupied by owner, an ideal
family home because Of its location,
being near all public and parochiai
schools, shopping and transporta-
tlon. Large lot, seven rooms, two
baths, powder room and den.
screened porches. plenty of closets,
1ull basement with shower, two-car
detached garage; should be in
spected to be appreciated. S2S, 500.
Evening star., 1951-03-10
WESTGATE

WESTGATE
This delightful, white-painted brick
Colonial home is offered for sale foI
the first time. A large living room
with fireplace. attractive dining
room opening onto screened living
porch, paneled library, powder room
and modern kitchen complete the
spacious first floor. There are z
excellent bedrooms and . tile baths
on the second floor; recreation room
with fireplace, attached garage. gas
a.-c. heat. Call Mr.. Tommasi, MA
93O0 ewes, and week ends, Ov,
625T.
Boss & Phelps, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-03-10

BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
A substantial rambler on about an
acre Of lot with reception hall, uy.
rm.: din. rm., kit. breakfast rm.,
3 lge. bedrms.. bath, study and
screened porch on LIST a.: stairway
to unfinished End a.; full bsmt.:
garage.
INEz cusHARD. Realtor
OR. 1882
Evening star., 1951-03-10

INCOME PROPERTY
Colored-2 apts., 4 and 5 rms; r st.,
off Kenilworth ave.
income. 5 apis. and 5 sele. rms.
Ewes. and Sun, Kretsinger. MI.
RUBINo REALTY co.
1902 r. I. Ave. NE. AID. 5000.
COLORED-RIVER TERRACE
OPEN SUN, 2-6
109 Anacostia ave. ne, 5-rm. semi
det. brick, hardwood floors, ex.
cond.: easy terms. D. H. JOHN
SON CO.. Ma. 8296; ewes, DE. 1927.
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DOCTOR RAPs
CONTINUED From Page one)

Continued From Page One)
mission on the Health Needs OF
the Nation apparently is an in
strument of practical politics. DR..
Gunar Gunderson said Sunday in
asking that his name be removed
from the agency.
Formation of the commission
was announced Saturday. The
President said it would study the
national health situation and pre-
sent its recommendation for safe
guarding and improving the health
of the nation. DR.. Paul B. Mag
nuson, Chicago orthopedie sur
geon, heads the group which con-
sists of professional and lay mem
bers.
DR.. Gundersen, La Crosse physi-
clan and member of the board of
trustees of the American Medical
Association, said he wired his res
ignation to DR.. Magnus0n at New
York.
In Washington, White House of
ficials said DR.. Gundersen previ-
Ously had indicated willingness
to serve on the commission and
that the White House had not been
officially advised otherwise.
Il believe | am correct in as
suming." DR.. Gundersen said,
that the commission is designed
both in its majority membership
and its detectives. as an instru-
ment of practical politics to re-
lieve President Truman from an
embarrassing position as an un-
successful advocate of compulsory
health insurance.
He said that when he was in
vited 10 serve on the body he
asked for a statement of objec-
tives before being announced as
member. He said he had not
received such a statement.
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KEY BOOKS
BY A. de T. clNGRAs

island fishing village. For lack of
streets no vehicles pass and all
supplies are toted. The fire depart
ment consists Of a cart empowered
by gallopirg volunteers. lights go
off with the Diesel at midnight,
and the long winter has few re-
creations other than drinking and
conducting extra-marital and inter
marital affairs.
She grows to love the independ-
ence of Alaskan life. There is album
dant food, and some kinds of in
security and slavery to which in
secure people in more civilized
areas submit, are unknown. She
loves her friends, Shorty, Plum
Duff, and Heh-and Bear. One she
grows very fond Of Robbie'S troll
ling boat is small. When he takes
her for a ride, there is no, way he
can steer it except by reaching
his arm around her shoulder The
upshot is they get married, and
buy a bigger boat
AS shipmate. wife and mother,
Mrs. Hadman has adventures
enough for six books. II is wonder
she found time to write this one,
or stayed alive long enoughl She
encounters whale killers, sharks,
icebergs, and the worst villain Of
all the Weather. Weather. hover
ing over the horizon or bowling on
deck, is vital life-and.death topic
in Alaska, II is the only thing that
is important when one is desperate
ly i'll and there is no way to reach
the doctor hundred miles away
except in tiny mercy plane
which cannot fly till the gale lets
up. Mrs. Hadman took several
rides in that plane, and there are
grim passages in the book when
the issue of life hangs on how
the wind is blowing.
And there are lovely passages.
The author knows as well how to
write a picture as paint one.
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FOUR HOMELESS

Continued From Page One)
treated for shock at the
Naval Hospital YESTERDAY
afternoon. She was given
medicine and later reIeas-
ed.
The blaze is believed to have
been caused when an oil stove,
setting upon the gas range. over
turned and ignited.
The small wooden dwelling
blazed furiously and threatened
to spread in the congested area.
Key West Fire Department
personnel and equipment under
the personal direction of Chief
Leroy Torres poured steady
streams of water on the burning
building and adjacent dwellings.
The flames completely destroy
ed both homes. Furniture, pia-
no, and kitchen equipment were
said to have been burned be-
yond redemption.
Chief Torres will pay another
visit to the scene today for a
further check.
The property is reported to be
owned by the ST. Joseph's Cath
Ollie Aid Society and at one time
was the home of the late Claudio
Jones, a once well-known figure
in Negro political circles in Key
West.
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EFFORTS MADE TO
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page Onel
school project at Poinciana and
that forms were being filled out
for all the necessary applications.
He has received letter from
j. Fred Horne, field representa-
tive of the U. S. Office Of Edu-
cation at Tallahassee, confirming
the project number and advising
that further information on the
building schedule can be obtain
ed from ). r. Brennan at Jack
sonviIle concerning building ia
cilities.
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Two Soldiers Die.
Drank Machine Ink

NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. Up
Two prisoners at the New Cum
berland Army Disciplinary Bar
racks, one from Georgia and the
other an 0klahoman, died Sunday
after drinking duplicating machine
fluid, Col. Benjamin B. Albert
said.
Col. Albert, commandant of the
barracks, identified the two vic
Tins as Aubrey Oscar Mann, %,
Of Palmetto, Ga, and Clyde A.
Penton, So, Norman, Okla.
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Weather Holds
Traffic Toll
Over Weekend
But Experts Say
New Years Eve
May Boost Total
To Expected $50
BY The ASSOCIATED PRESS

Weather apparently was holding
down the New Years week end
carnage. But deaths big night,
New Years Eve-was still to
come.
An Associated Press count from
6 pm. (local time) Friday showed
236 persons lost their lives in ac.
cidents. II included i57 in mishaps
on the highways and streets, "a
in fires and as in a variety of
accidents
The traffic accident total. was
running well below the $50 pre-
dicted for the l02-hour period by
the National Safety Council. Coun-
Gil spokesman said snow and ice
conditions in widespread sections
probably were a factor because
they held down the volume Of
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traffic and slowed down the driv-
ing.
The traffic toll for the Christmas
weekend was 304.
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FORD TIMES
az nom PAPe Gne

Continues from Page Cnel
on your nose, raise your voice
an octave, and address yourself
to someone in the next block"
Jameson mentions the Over
seas highway, the menus, the
fishing, and cats, each of which
is equipped with an elongated,
jackal-like fnuzzle for more eff
ficient garbage-can exploration"
He praises the rich growth OF
shrubs, flowers, exotic fruit trees,
the coeo-palm and flowers that
scent the air. comparing 1t to
South Seas paradise.
OF the history Of Key West, he
has written tongue in cheek, es-
pecially in closing account OF a
local writer who denied that Key
West had a hurricane in l94S,
according TO Jameson, the SCOT
fer said, "Call that a hurricane?
l didn't see any signs Of any
hurricane. Why, at the heart OF
the storm, / was going up Ann
street in a boat.
The colorful prints of the Yat-
er paintings include one Of lower
Duval street depicting the bank,
various night spots and glimpse
of the blue water which sur
rounds our island. Another Is
that of the old brick wholesale
house owned by the Cabrera
family. Fascinating. too. is the
view of "Solaris Hill' which is
all of % feet above sea-level-
All the scenes are sparkling,
like Jameson's style of writing.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
50-Legal Notices
tCOntinaedb

name of M NJ. Macdonald Elec-
tric," Marathon. Fla. intends to
register the said fictitious name
with the clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida,
Dated december 4, 1851.
NJ. ". Mae DONALD
Sole owner.
dee10.l7-24-3t,I95I
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Continued From Page Onel
abled Thursday afternoon with
a disconnected propeller shaft in
a position about 90 miles north
west of the northwest channel
entrance. The wind was blowing
about SO knots an hour and be-
cause Of the rough sea the Neil
pir's anchor would not hold.
1t was reported that two
shrimpers tried to tow her with
the vessel, Dorothy Webster,
damaging her own rigging in an
attempt, She dropped tow near
the Smith Shoal light The Coast
Guard cutter, Ariadne, took the
Neilpir in tow about 6:45 o'clock
Thursday night and turned her
over to the Coast Guard patrol
boat 83403 in the Northwest
Channel. when she got call to
the Monroe County, a shrimp
vessel. disabled and drifting
about IS miles northwest of the
northwest channel
The rough seas made it impos-
sible for the Ariadne to work
with the Monroe County until
Friday morning, when the
shrimper was taken in tow and
brought back to Key West
Friday, the 'hrifnper Thunder
bolt went aground off the north
west channel in an attempt to
take short cut to Key West.
Five shrimp boats tried to pull
the boat free, but she was finally
floated with aid from the shrimp
err Yucatan, and the Coast Guard
patrol boats, 52303D and 38798.
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23-Found

MANS BICYCLE. Owner may
have same by identifying and
paying for this ad. 500 William.
dec3l -2tx
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36-BicYcles and TricYcles

MANS standard bicycle. Good
mechanical condition $l4.00,
1912 United St. dec .2s. 3tx
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NoTIcn uNDEn FIcrrTlous

NAWE STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring 20 engage
ia business under the fictitious
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SALES GIRL wanted House Of
Linen. 6i2 Duval St dec3l- ct
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PAREME SKAUTUS

siais metals rugpiucio 3-14 d.
Austrijoje Alpiu kalnuose Ischl'y
vyksta septintoji pasauline
skautu stovykla (Jamboree). I
sia stovykla pakviesti ir lietu-
vial skautai. Lietuvius skautus
atstovauti sudarytos dvi skautu
skiltys is Vokietijoje, Diebholzo
lietuviu gimnazijoje veikianciu
skautu. Amerikoje tam reikalui
yra sudarytas Jamboree remeju
fondas, kurio pirmininku yra DIR.
Br. Kalvaitis. Clevelando lietu-
viu visuomene ir dalis skautu
per vyr. sktn. V. Kizlaiti suau-
kojo 121 doleri. W sia suma
gales butt apmoketa keliones is-
laidos ir stovyklos mokestis bent
uz du skautus. Tokia gausi mu-
sq visuomenes parama zymiai
palengvina musq skautq atsto-'
vavima Jamboree. v. ".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-21
DALI. P. PUZINAS
vel laimejo premija

sestame Tarptautiniame Ma
donq Festivalyje (Sixth Annual
-Madona FestivaD ivykusiame
Los Angeles mieste geguzes 6
- 13 d. dali. P. Puzinas uz savo
lsstatyta paveiksla Xxx am
ziaus madona'', vaizduoiancia
lietuve motina uz gelezines uz-
dangos, laimejo Popular
Awad".
| paroda buvo priimti tik pa
veikslai ir skulpturos, vaizduo-
jancios madonas. Parodoj buvo
isstatyta 1875 dailininku 1873 dar-
bal.
Popular Award yra skiria-
ma tam dailininkui, uz kurio
darba pasisako daugiausia pa
rodos lankytoju. Kiekvienas lam
kytojas, iseidamas is parodos,
imeta kortele, pazymedamas,
kuri paveiksla jis laiko geriau-
stu.
Dali. P. Puzino laimejimas
Popular Award sioj parodoj
rodo, kad jis yra uzkariaves Los
Angeles memo sluogsnius ir pra-
simuses j pirmuju dailininku Ell
les. Visur pazymi esas lietuvis.
Jis daro gera propaganda Lietu-
vOs naudai.
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kARO METAMS BAIG|ANTIS

Stai jau tik keturios dienos
bepasiliko Xxi naujos dar niekad
neminetos sukakties - Korejos
karo metines sukakties. Kai per-
mai birzelio 25 d. pasklido zinia
apie tai, kas atsitiko Korejoje,
daugeliui kilo klausimas-ar tai
tik mazas pasienio susiremimas,
kuris, po keleto dienu bus likvi-
Quotas ir greit uzmirstas, ar tai
yra treciojo pasaulinio karo pra-
dzia? Metal baigiasi, Korsjos
karo pabaigos dar nematyti,
bet ir j antraji klausima ais
Klaus atsakymo tue tarpu dar
nera.
Siaip ar taip, metines tos
avantiuros sukaktuves jos SUI
manytojams nebus malonios.
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Naujos Ats valdybos posedis

Sekmadieni, Birzelio II diena,
New Yorker viesbutyje, New
Yorke, ivyko pirmasis naujos
Am. Liet. Tautines Sajungos
Valdybos posedis. Dalyvavo vi
81 penki valdybos nariai. Prize
mus keleta nutarimu vidaus su-
sitvarkymo reikalais, buvo is
klausytas Spaudos ir Informaci-
JOS Komisijos atstovo pranesi-
mas apie tos komisijos nutari-
mus, priimtus vykdant seimo pa
vedima rupintis tautines sroves
spaudos organizavimo reikale.
Valdyba pritare organizavi-
mui didesnio masto bendroves
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BIRZELIO SUKILIMO
DESIMTMETIS

sios savaites pabaigoje, tiks-
liau tariant, penktadieni, birze-
lilo % d., sueina lygiai 10 metu
nuo ligi tol buvusiu "kraujo sa-
jungininku" - Hitlerio Stall
no = karo pradzios, kuria pro-
ga Lietuvoje ivyko sukilimas
prizes okupantus: ne tik prizes
bolsevikus, bet ir prizes nacius,
kadangi jis buvo vykdytas, ne
klausant visiskai isakmiu drau-
dimu is naciu puses.
To desimtmecio proga jau nuo
FL Dirvos numerio spausdina-
me Balio Grazulio atsiminimus
apie tai, kaip Lietuvos radijas
dar tebeesnt raudonajai armijai
visoje Lietuvoje ir paciame Keu-
ne, jau paskelbe laisves suki ir
sauke Lietuvos vyrus init gink-
klus j rankas. Shame numeryje
G. psl.) dedamas ka tik mirusio
poeto J. Krumino kurinys apie
tas birzelio sukilimo dienas,
e psl.) skelbiame K. skirpos
straipsni ''Kodel mes sukilome"
ir pradedame spausdinti Bronio
Railos paskaita, kurioje issa-
miau palieciamas tas sukilimas
ir jo minejimo reiksmes. Anot
tos paskaitos, minekim ne tik
nelaimes, bet ir kovinguosius
tautos gyvenimo momentus.
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Nors ne viena karta jiems ir
buvo pasiekti CANA toll siekusiu
laimejimQ, siandien jie tegali
skaiciuoti tik nuostolius - ne
tik siaurines Korejos komunis-
tai, bet ir didieji ju talkininkai
is Kinijos. Jie yra ne tik isvyti
is pietines Korejos (isskyrus
maza kampeli vakarineje daly;;o
ties Seulu), bet paskutine sa-
waite jie nustojo ir savo garsio-
jo "gelezinio trikampio, kuris
buvo svarbi biausia ir ,patogiausia
ju jegq telkimo vieta naujiems
puolimams. Sajungininkai, nors
dabar ir labai atsargiai, bet JUGS
Wis toliau stumia. Turedami dau-
giah nei perpus maziau zmoniu,
jie yra daug pranasesni technis-
kai. Ka tik paskelbta, kad prade-
tt naudoti nauji radaro irankiai,
kuriu pagalba lektuvai gall SEX
mingai Bombarduoti priesa ir
nakti ir blogam orui esant.
O visdelto tuo tarpu kinai apie
taika neuzsimena ir siuncia nau-
jas jegas j Koreja, nors zymia
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dali savo geriausios kariuome-
mes cia jau paaukojo.
Siuo metu svarbiausias klau-
simas yra = kaip toliau organi-
zuosis Amerika. Sio menesio
gale baigiasi istatymas, kuriuo
tvarkomas sios Sales ukinis pri-
sitaikymas prie karo reikalavi-
mq. Vyriausybe noretu gauti di-
desniQ kontroles teisiu kovai SUI
infliacijos pavojumi. Anot pre-
zidento, jei nuo to pavojaus ne
butu apsisaugota, tai komuniz-
mas laimetq pasauli be suvio.
Bet ar suskubs kongresas pri-
init reikiama istatyma? Gal tik
ta patti prates, ners jis ir ncpa-
kankamas. Kontroles stiprinimo
priesininkai stem isis pratesti ta
patti koilgesniam laikui. Tad sio
menesio pabaiga yra labai s7ar-
bi ateinanciam laikotarpiui, ku-
riame lures issispresti klausi-
mai, neissisprende per istisus
Koejo karo metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-21

Pereita sekmadienl, birzelio
II d., Clevelande, Engineers
Hall, ivykusiame Baltijos tautu
antikomunistiniame mitinge pri-
imta rezoliucija JAW vyriausy-
bel del komunistines Rusijos ge-
veiksmu Baltijos kras-
tuose ir del tu krastq islaisvini-
mo.
JOS reikalavimai formuluoti
taip:
1. Prasyti Jungtiniu Ameri-
Valstybiq Vyriausybe, kad
galimai greiciau butu rati-
fikuota genocido konvenci-
ia.
2. Sovietu Sajungos vykdo-
mas Lietuvoje, Latvijoje,
Estijoje ir kitu valstybiu
krastuose genocidas turi
butt iskeltas Jungtiniu Tau
tu Organizacijoje ir imta-
81 priemoniu nedelsiant 81
kriminala sustabdyti.
3. Turf butt imtasi tarptauti-
niu priemoniu sunaikinti
imperialistini komunizma,
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tokiai spaudai leisti ir priemo vi
So eile nutarimQ, kuriais sajun-
gos skyriai numatomi veikliau
itraukti j tokios leidyklos orga-
nizavima. Leidyklos uzdaviniQ
plane yra numatyta palaipsniui
eiti prie dienrascio leidimo, be
to = artimiausiu laiku organi-
zuoti visuomeniniams, politi-
MANS bel kulturiniams reika-
lams skirto zurnalo ir .kitu rel
kalingais pripazintu leidiniu lei
dimas. Bendroves kapitalo arti-
miausias tikslas buvo uzsimo-
tas 10000 doleriu. Valdyba pa
tare uzsibrezti tiksla suorgani-
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BIRzELIO DIENU
MINEJIMAI

CLEVELANDE, kaip ir is
anksto buvo spejama, birzelio
skaudziuju ivykiu minejimas
.h1Avo placiausio masto. Jis tru-
ko, galima sakyti, istisa savai-
te, nes prasidejo penktadienj,
birzelio Is d., specialia lietuviu
radio programa ir baigesi tre-
ciadieni, Genocido parodos uz-
darymu. Labiausiai pasisekusiu
momentu laikomas sestadienio
radio programa, kurioje per
placiai klausoma radio stoti tik-
raj vertingas kalbas pasake kon-
greso mare F. Bolton, Thomson
Products Co. direktorius Wright
ir Cleveland Press redaktorius
Seltzer. Programa graziai papil-
de musu menininkes J. Kristo-
laityte, B. Smetoniene ir ciurlio-
nieciu vyru choras, vedamas A.
Mikulskio. Tai yra bene pirmas
atsitikimas Amerikoje, kada di-
dele amerikieciu radio stotis
paskyre visa savo pogramos va
landa Lietuvos ir kitu Baltijos
krastu reikalui.
Antras labai ispudingas mo-
mentas buvo - pamaldos ka-
tedroje, kuri buvo pilnutele EMO
niu ir kurioje nepaprastai ispu-
dingai nuskambejo ciurlionieciu
vyru choro giedotos lietuviskos
giesmes. Msgn. Walsh pasakyta-
sis pamokslas galetu butt puikus
pavyzdys ir kaikuriems lietu-
viams klebonams -.
Genocido paroda turejo neper-
palankia patalpa, If jos pacios
turinys dar nera visai toks, ko-
kio butu galima pageidauti III
noma, parodoma tai, kas turima
bel imanoma tureti) taciau ir il
sukele cia tam tikra sajudi ir
tuo budu bent dali savo tikslo
pasieke. Placiau apie parodos
lankyma bel lankytoju reagavi-
ma bus pranesta veliau. Jos att
daryme kalbejo redaktorius Sell
tier ir Genocido konvencijos au-
torius prof. Lemkin. Buvo ap-
gailestauta, kad rengejai savo
vardu tarti zodi angliskai nepa-
vede angliskai mokanciam as
meniui.
Vakare ivykusiame antikomu-
nistiniame mitinge, kurio nuta-
rimai skelbiami atsikrai, kalbejo
Am. Liet. Tarybos sekretorlus
DIR. P. Grigaitis, DIR. Pr. Padals'
kis ir lietuviu, latviQ bel estu at
stovai. Ir cia buvo menine pro-
grama.
New YORKE minejimas buvo
surengtas sestadienio vakare
garsiojoj Carnegie Hall. Susirin-
kimas buvo gausus, programa
buvo vykdoma, kaip pereitame
numeryje paekelbta, tik menine
dalis turejo butt gerokai su-
trumpinta, kadangi kai kurie
kalbetojai, ypac senatorius is
Maino, savo kalbomis uzeme
daug daugiau laiko, nei buvo
numatyta.
WATERBURYJE minejimas
irgi ivyko sestadieno vakare, pa
raniiOs sal6ia SuSirinkimaS ne
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