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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
state of Edith Elizabeth Phptte.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Edith Elizabeth Phette-
place, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
EDITH ELIZABETH
PHETTEPLACE
late Of said county. deceased. AL
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day of
February next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July, AID, 1851.
w. WARREN STULTZ,
7-19-3t Administrator
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died unexpectedly on July 10 at her
home, Hagerstown Route 5, aged
70 years. She had been in failing
health for several years.
She was born near Hagerstown,
the daughter of Edmund and Eliza
beth (Carolus) Kinkley, and resid-
ed at her home near Jacobs Church
since her marriage.
Surviving are: two sons, Jacob L.,
at home; and Edmund D., Philadel-
phia; a daughter, Mrs William S.
Thompson, Waynesboro; one grand
child; and a brother, E. Lee Blink
ley, Paramount.
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Susan Eva Slick, widow of Charles
E. Slick, died on July "a at her home,
437 Mechanic Street, aged 80 years.
She was born in Fiddlersburg, the
daughter of Robert M. and Anna
(Betz) Sanders and was the last
member of her generation of her
family
She was a member of Grace cub.
Church, the Sons and Daughters of
Liberty, Pocohontas Lodge, and the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Surviving are: three sons, John E.
Poet and Charles F. Poet, this city;
and Robert w. Poet, Alexandria, Va;
and three stepchildren, Mrs. Alta
Glassford, Mrs. Eva Brewer, and
Charles F. Slick, all of this city.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-26

Chang Kai-shek, defeated and a
refugee from his native land, seems
to be more powerful than ever if
you listen to some people.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-26

Mrs. Helen Cecil Hurst, wife of
David c. Hurst, 1907 The Terrace,
died suddenly on July "a at the
Washington County Hospital.
She was born and reared in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, the daughter of John
Edward and Nora (McHugh) Burns,
but had lived here for the last 18
years.
She was a member of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church and Sodality
of the Holy Virgin Mary.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by: a daughter, Janet; two
sisters, Mrs. John Heating and Mrs
d. Rudolph; and two brothers, Ed
ward j. and Thomas A. Burns, the
latter four all of Cincinnati.
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Frederick A. (Fritz) Burger wide

Frederick A. Fritz Burger wide
ly known night manager for West
ern Union here, died suddenly on
July Il at his residence, q Jonathan
Street.
He was SIS years old, and had been
employed by Western Union for 35
years.
A life long resident of this city,
he was born in Hagerstown, the son
of Adam and Wilhelmina Exam
mer) Burger. He was a member of
St. Mary's Catholic Church, fourth
degree member of the Knights of
Columbus, and a member of Cher
okee Tribe, Red Men.
Surviving are: three sons, Oscar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Ethel II. wiley, Decease

ESbdbC VI GIIlCi h WhCJS OCSCe&SCu
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters Testamentary on the
estate of
ETHEL H. WILEY
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 9Th day of
February next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of July, AID, 1861.
BLANCHE ROCKWELL,
7-12-3t Executrix
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Mrs. Charity S. KoOgle, Williams
port, widow of Charles E. Koogle,
died at Washington County Hos
pital on July 18 after an illness of
six weeks, aged SO years.
She was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubel and was
born at Wolfsville.
She was a member of Zion Lu-
theran Church, Williamsport, a
teacher in the Sunday School for
the past 40 years, and an active mem
Der of the Missionary Society.
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DEATHS

Robert Guy FOItz, Sr, widely
known local businessman, died sud
denly on July "a at his home, 997
Potomac Avenue.
He was 81 years old, and had been
Ill for the past year.
Mr.. Foltz was an active partner
with his sister, Mrs. Emma L. Ben
ner, in the Foltz Manufacturing and
Supply Company, for 35 years.
Prominent in financial circles, Mr..
Foltz was director of the Nico-
demus National Bank, the Blue
Ridge Fire Insurance Company, and
the United Commercial Travellers.
He also served as director of the
Potomac Edison Company, and was
a member of the Hagerstown Rotary
Club, the Alsatia Club, and the
Chamber of Commerce. He belong
ed to Christs Evangelical and Re
formed Church.
Born and reared in Hagerstown,
Mr.. Foltz was the son of H. c. and
Annie (Miller) Foltz. Upon the
death of his father, he assumed his
duties at the Foltz Manufacturing
and Supply Company.
His wife, Mrs Ella Gassman Foltz,
died in February, 1850.
The survivors are: daughter,
Rebecca Ann Foltz, this city; three
sons, Robert G. Foltz, Jr, Daniel M.
Foltz and Henry c. Foltz, II, all of
this city; eight grandchildren; and
four sisters, Mrs. Eta Long, Gear
floss Pike; and Mrs. Calvin Darner,
Mrs. Emma L. Benner and Mrs.
Charles Plack, all of this city.
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Russell Robert Johnston, Hagefs-
town, Route /, died at the Washing
ton County Hospital on July 20, aged
40 years.
He was born and reared in Ha-
gerstown and was the son of Ida and
Charles Johnston.
He is survived by: son, Robert
Lee Johnston, who is serving in
Korea; daughter Miss Peggy Johns
ton, Baltimore; two sisters, Miss Ed
ma Morrison, and Mrs. Mary Rohrer,
both of Hagerstown; and two broth
ers, John William Johnston and
Charles H. Johnston, both of Hag-
erstown.
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Harvey e. Huntzberry, Keedys-

Harvey e. Huntzberry, Keedys-
vile, died on July 81, aged SO years.
He was born at Boonsboro, the
son of the late John and Anna Cath
crime McAllister Huntzberry.
He was charter member of Lo-
gan Tribe No. 1855, Improved Order
of Red Men, Boonsboro.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. Nan
ME Huntzberry; two daughters, Mrs
Willie Nicodemus, Boonsboro; and
Mrs. Carl E. Rowe, Keedysville; q
sister, Mrs. Anna NJ Routzahn, Ha-
gerstown; three grandchildren; and
one great grandchild.
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Diane Jeanne Baumgarten, in
FAINT daughter of James H. and Betty
Thomas Baumgarten, 317 South Po-
tomac Street, died at the Washington
County Hospital on July "a, after a
short illness, aged - days.
She is survived by: her parents, a
brother, James H., Jr.; her grand
mother, Mrs. j. A Baumgarten, Ha-
gerstown; and her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Robson, Hagers-
town
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Mrs. Ida May Garfield, widow of
Dennis A. Garfield, died at the home
of her son, Benjamin F. Garfield
Fairplay, Route One, on July 20,
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NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

Dog Tags payable July year ending July
1852 constable magistrate,
Washington the County Commissioners Office
Constables instructed to rigidy
enforce dog
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
A. C. SAUM, County Clerk
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Hubert Garfield Mumma, 425 Vir-
ginia Avenue, died at the Washing
ton County Hospital on July %, after
an illness of two months, aged 70
years.
Born and reared at Keedysville
he was a son of the late Emmanuel
and Elizabeth Schlosser Mumma. A
farmer most of his life, he had been
employed by the Station Furniture
Company in recent years. He was a
member of Christ Reformed Church
and of the Clever Smith Bible Class.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. Lee
ona Mary Brewer Mumma, and a
brother, Edward, of Keedysville.
Mrs. Esther Irene Long, wife of
Otis r. Long, died at her home near
Boonsboro on July %, aged So years.
A daughter of the late Charles E.
and Ardella F. Suman Roland, she
was a member of the Zittlestown
Church of God and the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by: six daughters, Mrs. Ar
della F. Smith, Middletown; Mrs.
Ruth /. Smith and Mrs. Gladys R.
Hutzell, Boonsboro; Mrs. Goldie L.
Gloss, Rohrersville; Mrs. Edith H
Shaffer, at home; and Mrs. Betty L.
Martz, Keedysville; two sons, Otis
Jr., Keedysville, and Pvt. Irwin R..
u. S. Army, stationed at Fort Camp
bell, Kentucky; a sister, Mrs. Edith
Fl. Smith, Williamsport; four bro
theirs, Victor E., Funkstown; Norman
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v. Burger, and Frederick A., Jr.,
both of Hagerstown; and Jack w,
United States Army, Kentucky; a
daughter, Mrs. Catherine l.. CLANCY,
Hagerstown; two brothers, William
A. Burger, Hagerstown and Oscar
Burger, Baltimore; five sisters, Mrs.
Anna Finney, Hagerstown; Mrs. Lu-
ellie Thompson, Washington, d. c.;
Mrs. Catherine Smith, Baltimore;
Mrs. Mary Lineburg, Arlington, Va;
and Mrs. Mildred Tracey, Richmond,
Va.
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Mrs. Emma Nj. Kline, widow of
Lewis A. Kline, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Olive A. Hose,
1908 Mulberry Avenue, on July 81.
She was a member of the Trinity
Lutheran Church.
Besides Mrs. Hose, she is survived
by: another daughter, Mrs. Irene v.
Bowers, Hagerstown; two sons, S.
Hays and R. Lewis, Hagerstown; a
brother, David A. Hays, Damascus;
three sisters, Mrs. Alice Motsinger,
Canton, H., Mrs. Urner Boyer, Ha-
gerstown; and Mrs Milton Roberts,
Detroit; II grandchildren and q
great grandchildren.
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PatrOnize Our Advertisers.

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN - For
your conveniences, we also issue
fishing and hunting licenses. We
are now open from 800 a. m. until
600 p. m. - DELPHEY'S, 23T E.
Franklin St.
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w. and Stanley B., townsville; and
Samuel l., Hagerstown, and Ia
grandchildren.
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Mrs. Julia Hall RidenOur, wife of
J. Frank Ridenour, 434 North Po-
tomac Street, died on July % at the
Sheppard and Pratt Hospital, Bal
timore, where she had been a patient
for an extended period of years.
Mrs. Ridenour was born in Balti-
more January 6, 1877, a daughter of
James Reid Hall and Virginia In
gram Hail. of Virginia, but had lived
in Hagerstown all of her adult life.
She was a member of Trinity Lu-
theran Church, teacher in the Sun
day School for number of years,
a member of the Daughters of the
Confederacy, and previous to her i'll
health she was active in the work of
the Current Events Club, the Wo-
mems Club, and the old Hagerstown
Choral Society. Mrs. Ridenour was
held in high esteem by large circle
of friends.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Helen r.
Byron, and two grandchildren, of
Mercersburg, Pa.
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John II. Neff died on July % at
the home of his son, John w. Neff,
St. James, aged rs years.
He was a member of the Pente-
costal Church, and the son of
Michael and Eliza Roughtman Neff.
Surviving are: seven children, Mrs.
David Zimmerman, Clear Spring;
Clinton Neff, Hagerstown; Mrs. Ger
trude Brewer Fairview; Mrs. Clyde
Buchanan, Cearfoss; John W, Nef,
st. James; the Rev. r. w. Neff,
Chambersburg; and Mrs. Herman
Kuhn, Hagerstown; and a sister, Mrs.
Emma Hawbaker, Hagerstown
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Maxwell Wolfnger Baumgardner.

Maxwell WOlfinger Baumgardner,
Jr., infant son of Maxwell w. and
Katherine Rohrer Baumgardner, Ri.
Two, Williamsport, died at the Wash
ington County Hospital on July %,
aged one day.
Besides his parents, he is survived
by: two sisters, Cynthia Ann and
Daphane Rebecca; and his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rohrer
of Hagerstown Route 5; and Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Baumgardner, Hagers-
town
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-15

del jo SUI mumis bekariauti. "Ne damy",
''niema zycia", ''zginiemy" ne gyvo, judi
raus, sumanaus varsuvioko, sunkiausiose
materialinese ir politinese salygose atstatan-
clio savo sostine ir savo valstybe, tik atsidu-
rusio uz savo tevynes ribu ir pasimetusio
tarp dvieju tautu (vilnietiskai cd jednych
odstwszy do drugich ME przystawszy) ir
ju valstybiniu siekiniu vilniecio sukiai. Ne
butu Pilsudskis is Lietuvos kiles ir Vilniuje
uzauges, nebltu ne jo velykinio 1919 m.
"marso Vilniu'' ir spalinio 1920 m. "mais-
to-, ir Lietuvos SD Lenkija santykiai seniai
jau butu susitvarke abiem salim naudingai,
kad ir butu reikeje nemazai padirbeti musu
kaimyno unijinems atrugoms iveikti, jo teri
toriniams, tautiniams apetitams nutildyti If
tarpusaviams nesusipratimams pasalinti.
Vinius nebutu merdejes per 20 metu (kiek
jis per ta laika Lenkijai atsiejo, ir Wis kaip
kiaura maisa y, nei vilnieciai nebutu taip is
paike dezorientuoti, demoralizuoti kaip JUGS
kad radome l939-4O m. j Vilniq grize.
Tx isivaizduokime - mes ir lenkai -
1919-39 m. Vilniu ne kaip vaivadini Racke-
viciu ir Bocianskiu miesta, tik kaip Lietuvos
Respublikos sostine, is visos Lietuvos gau-
nanti gyvybiniu sulciu ir spinduliuojanti
visa Lietuva su Lenkijos atstovu Vilniuie r
Lietuvos = Varsuvoje (gal tue pat dr. sau-
liu, tik ne 1889 m. per kelis menesius, bet
1919 1889 M! arba kuriuo Tiskevicium,
Mackevicium, Liutkevicium), ir Lietuvos
lenkus; nepsiduodancius kokiai kilusiai is ju
tarpo ('vaikai, .kariai ir kunigai'', T. Ia
jaczkoWskio reiksmingu ir ne is pirsto is
lauztu teigimu, 1889 metals Vilniui grizus
Lietuvai jane labiausiai buve uz Lenkija
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kraStu (ludzie zWiazany WllenSzczyzna),
Vilniu laika tevynes simboliu ir Lenkijos be
be Vilniaus, be Ausros Vartu ir tt. nesu-
pranta (p.5). Taigi labiau maziau Lietuvos
zmones, is jos kile ar iseje, kaip ir Pilsuds-
kis, zeligovskis, Anders ir dar nevienas uni
formuotas ar civilis Lenkijos (saves?) be
Vilniaus ir Vilniaus be Lenkijos (be savesD
nesuprates ar nesuprantas veikejas. Kai su-
lenkeje zemaiciai Ginetos-Pilsudskiai ir An
dersai-Andrijauskai pareiskia be Vilniaus
nenurimsia, arba panevezieciai Mackeviciai,
susigminiave SUI musu Matulaiciais ir Lozo-
raiciais, steigia organizacijas, kurios padetu
jiems grizti Viniun, taigi Lietuvon, kokios
bebutume nuomones del ju lenkiskos pozici-
jos ir ju veikimo bel zygiu, kick jie yra susi-
je su Vilniaus reikalo "sprendimu", kaip be-
butume juos lake Lietuvos reikalui pavo-
jingus ar zalingus ir su jais kirtesi, ju vilnie-
tiskus sentimentus mes, lietuviai, patys visa
sirdim myledami savo sventaji Kunigaiksciu
Miesta, suprantame ir nesistebime Juk tu-
rim reikala su vilnieciais, su Lietuvos zmone-
mis-.
Tokiu sentimentu neturi ir negali ture-
ii Varsuvos, Krokuvos ar Poznanes lenkai,
kurie negyveno ir nedifbo Lietuvos sosti-
nej ir tezino apie jais istorijos ir georgrafi-
jos vadoveliu, is knygu ir albumu. "abroze-
liq'', is prieslietuviskos 1spaudos strapsniu,
vilnieciu pasakojimu arba savo retkartiniio
aplankymo, kaikada is sayo eilines Vilniaus
tarnybos. Toxic lenkai nekarta mus supran-
ia ir sueje pripazista musu teise Vilniaus
krasta, nesisieloja del Lenkijos be Vilniaus ir
ypaciai del Vilniaus be Lenkijos, nesirengia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-03-15

lenkybes daugintoju grazinus ju tikriesiems
savininkams Lietuvai ir Ukrainai, lietuviQ
ir ukrainu tautom /, katrai savaji, ir visa
lenku tautos meile ir pajeguba paskyrus Try
tu Paryziui' is griuvesiu prikelti? Kan bu-
tinai "organizmo gyvybei palaikyti" reikia
net 5 sirdziu? Lenkybei skleisti kitty tautu
tarpe, nutautinti lietuviams, gudams ir uk-
rainams? Juk koki pavyzdi naiviai gereda-
masis O. p. 81 duoda NUNS Tadeusz Ia
jaczkowski: gudu sodieciai, gird saukte sau-
kia (z rozpacza W oczach). Pany ratujcie -
my ME chcemy ami bialoruskiej ami moskows-
kej, my chcemy polskiej szko4y' (geda man
verstiD! Gal turetume tai papildyti simtais
faktu, kad tie patys gudai is lietuviu prasyte
prase sau lietuviskuju, ne gudiskqju mo-
kyklu? Cia stai ir bus tinkamas sio lenkisko
posakio ivertinimas. Mes ne vaikai, neaiski-
nam susivokiame kur cia visas reikalas,
bet NUNS isidemetina, ko moko "Wilensz-
czyzna' savo vilenciukus ir nevilen6iukus
skaitytojus.
Taciau toji pat "Wilenszczyzna" nori
ar nenori, kai kuo padeda ir NUNS cia viena
reiksminga veksni nustatyti ir isryskinti,
ginant Vilniu nuo pasaleciu kesinimosi j j.
Tick pulk. Jacyna, tick kiti sio rinkinio bend
radarbiai iskilmingai pareiskia niekam Viii
niaus neuzleisia (nie danny y, del jo kovosia,
ten grisia, Val. Charkevicius savo ir kitu
vardu dar priduria: be Vilniaus ne (be)gy-
vensia (niema ola mas zycia bez wilma, p.
l25, panasiai j Jacynos: bez wilma zginie-
myD. Kas gi tie ines Jacyna aiskiai
NUNS sake: tai zmones, susie su Vilniaus
Gen. cernius dabar yra j. A. V-se RED.
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LENK|$KA KNyGA
L|ETUV|SKA| PASKA|C|US
Melagingos knygos parastese
VILNIAUS KELMAS
Melagingos knygos parastese +
VILNIAUS KELMAS

cieHe poskoscD, mes jiem tarpininkaujant
ku kultura skleidusis provincijoj Oietuvoj
ir GudijoD ir ejusi net toliau Rytus (p. 15).
Taciau J. Bujanowski lyg mus ispeja, kad
jacyniskai MISUNDERSTANDING, primindamas
Viniu tesant ''viena is Qenku) Respuhlikos
sostiniQ'' Up. g., rinkinio redakcija tokia
antraste dave visam penktam skyriui (p. 97).
Ir tikrai, uzsiplepejes su vilenciukais, tik ju
nebuvau suklaidntas! Nagi pamirsome, kick
tu sostniu lenkai sau priskaito: be Vilniaus
ir Lvivo fakty dokonane, pasak Perkavi-
claus, p. 98), dar ir priesvokiskoji Poznane,
ir vaveiskoji Krokuva ir pasaulyje pagarse-
just sayo didvyrisku, bet beprasmiu chara-
kiru vargse Varsuva! Penkos sostines =
penkios sirdys? Kas per keistas organizmas.
Ar tai svelka, ar ne perplaciai uzsimota?
Juk dar vakarai su Szczecinu-Stetinu ir Gle
szynu-Tesenu? Ar ne sveikiau. bus, kai liks
taip, kaip dabar kad yra, du 'brangiausiuo-
ju' (brangesniu uz Varsuva ar Krokuva?)
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Del pulk. Jacynos nustatytos "Vilniaus
Strides" musu jau buvo pastebeta, kad
tail vilnieciu nuosirduma musu krasto ne
kviesti sveciai savanaudiskai apvercia saVo
materialiniams ir politiniams rekalams pa
tenkinti. To betgi maza. Pasirodo, jog toji
"sirdis' turinti ne tik Lietuvoje isigyvenu-
sius lenkus aptarnauti, bet ir pacia Lenkija:
"Be sios zemes (Vilniaus krasto) Lenkija
nebus Lenkija, neturedama butnos organiz-
mo gyvybei sirdes'' (4), tad "be Vilniaus
zusime, kaip gautume zuti be Strides" (5), ir
todel ''del Vilniaus kovosime su visais, ku-
rie noretu (megintu?) Vilniu is mus pavogti''
"a, tas pats Jacyna). Edv. Perkowicz p. SO
primena ''du brangiausiu lenkui dalyku -
Vilniu ir Lvova' (sakytume ukrainiskai:
Lviva), archiv. Studnicki net paaiskina,
kodel tiedu miestu lenkams taip esa brangiu:
jiedu esq "lenkybes daugintoju" (pomnozy-
Sis straipsnis rasytas 1947 metu pavasarj. Pa
bagtas 1948 metu sauso 20 diena.
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KAS ir KUR

. Bostone gyvena rasytojai ir
kiti kulturininkai, minedami po-
eto Fausto Kirsos 60 m. sukak-
tt, padovanojo jam auksine
plunksna.
. Chicagos jaunimo teatras ko-
vo 81 d. Cicero sv. Antano para
pijos saleje vaidins "Devyni
broliai ir sesuo Elenyte'
. Grazina Tulauskaite parase
nauja eilerasciu knyga. Leidzia-
ma "Ventos' leidyklos, Vokieti-
joje.
. Australijoj suorganizuota ke-
liaujanti naujakuriu dailininku
memo paroda. Parodos tikslas -
parodyti Aaustralijos gyvento-
jams naujuju ateiviu mena. Pa
rodoje lietuviams astovauja Sic
dailininkai: Bistrickas, Kalgo-
vas, Ratas, Rukstele, salkaus-
kas, Simkunas ir Vaicaitis.
Parodoje yra gausus lietuviu
tautodailes skyrius. Lietuviu
skyriu parodoje tvarko dali. J.
Bistrickas.
. Anglijos lietuviai savo manu-
atidarymo proga prieme rezoliu-
cija, kurioje pazymi, kad esan-
tieji tarp Vliko ir Diplomatijos
sefo nesutarimai skaldo lietu-
vius ir sunkina Lietuvos laisvi-
nimo darba. Nepasitenkinimas
Anglijos lietuviuose yra ir del
Mazosios Lietuvos neisileidimo
j Vlika.
. Vokietijos konsulas K. H.
knappsteln, atldares savo lstal-
ga Chicagoje, pasveikino Lietu-
vos konsula dr.. P. Dauzvardi.
. Anglijos lietuviu manu- Lon
done administratorium yra J.
j. Dedinas. Namuose vyksta gy-
va kulturine veikla.
. Israiskos sokio baletininkes
L. Grigaliunaite ir A. Valeisaite
Chicagoje atidare ritmines gifn-
nastikos ir modernaus sokio stu
dija.
. Prof. P. Jakubenas is Vokie-
tijos isvyko j sveicarija if ten
pastoviai apsigyveno. 10 adre-
resas: Ev. Helm "Pelikan',
Weesen, Bez. Gasten, St. Gallen,
Switzerland.
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. Varelio seneliu prieglaudoj,
Vokietijoj, esantieji lietuviai
tremtiniai vasario 16-tosios pro-
ga suaukojo SO DIM. Buvo au-
kotojQ, kurie atidave visus savo
turetus pinigus.
. Bostono rasytoju klubo ma
rial literaturos premiju fondui
paaukojo 100 doleriu.
. Anglijon nuvyke tremtiniai
ir ten neisgyvene treju metu,
gales emigruoti j kitus krastus
tremtiniu emigracijos tvarka.
Isgyvenusiems trejus metus tos
lengvatos nebus taikomos, mes
jie laikomi jau pastoviai isiku-
re.
. DR.. A. Salys, dirbas Pennsyl-
vanijos Universitete slavistikos
ir baltistikos katedroj, pakeltas
associated profesorius. Tuo pa
kelimu DIR. A. Salys gavo nuola-
tine profesuros vieta.
. Chicagoje kovo II d. buvo SUI
rengtas visuomeninis lietuvio
iseivio teismas. Teismas truko
5 valandas. Nusprende, kad ir
senasis ir naujasis iseivis neat
lieka tinkamai savo lietuviskuju
pareigQ. Motyvuotas sprendimas
busias paskelbtas veliau.
. Vokietijoje Mazosios Lietu-
vos veikejai leidzia laikrasti
Keleivi. Kovo % d. - Hitlerio
isibrovimo j Klaipeda sukakties
diena - iseis specialus to laik-
raScio numeris.
. BolSevikiniam zemes ukio in
stitutui Lietuvoje vadovauja
agr. V. Vazalinskas. 10 pava-
duotojas yra R. zebenko. Rad
pievu bandymu stociai
vadovauja V. Bilevicius.
. Vilniuje bolsevikiskai per-
tvarkytas tebeveikia Pedagogi-
mis- Institutes. Pirmajame kur-
Sc esq 300 mokiniu. Dabar Sis
Institutes turf aukStosios mo-
kyklos teises.
. Birzelio 80 diena, pagal vel
kianti DIP istatyma, baigiasi
tremtiniams vizu isdavimas j
JAW. Dedamos pastangos, kad
istatymo veikimas butu prates-
tas dar bent trims menesiams.