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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
VLIKAS UzSIMANE LAIkRASCIO?

organizuoti 'viesuosius dar-
bus? ?" Juk aisku, kad laikrastis
pelno neduos, prie jo reiks pri-
deti, ir nemazai prideti. Is ko
Vlikas gall ta daryti?
Pagaliau, ar Vlikas yra pa
jegus siuo metu susitarti del to-
kios laikrascio redakcijos, kuri
patenkintu visu nusistatymus?
Ar Vlikas yra pajegus nustaty-
tt savo laikrasciui linija, visais
tais klausimais, del kuriu vi
suomeneje yra skirtingos nuo-
mones ir del kuriu paciame Vii
ke balsai pasidalina SIS? Kurio
penketuko nusistatymas tas
laikrastis atstovautu?
Siulo laikrasti leisti kataliku
sroves penketukas. Vadinasi,
tos sroves nusistatyma greiciau-
siai tikimasi per ia laikrasti ir
skelbti. Bet kodel tada toks laik-
rastis turetu butt leidziamas
Vliko lesomis?
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vCuikis y z6di kanap6sem' .

Bet kahn, ar ne perskubus
sprendimas. Ar negaletu kas
nors istirti, kas gyvena arciau
tu vietu, kur taip yra atsitike
- del ko tie tevai nenori, kad
ju vaikus mokytu lietuviq kali
bos. Ar nera kartais taip, kad
tos pamokos yra tokios, kaip to
vokiecio su "cuikiu kanapeze"?
Ar nera taip, kad mokytojai lie
tuviskai maziau temoka uz mo-
kinius? Jei taip, tai tada tevu
pasielgimas atrodytu visiskai
kitaip ir butu visiskai supranta-
mas.
Rodos, kad is Chicagos apie
tokius ivykius rase. Ar negale-
tu chicagiskiai isaiskinti, kaip
gi ten is tikruju buvo?
B. X. NaujOkas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Metropolitan Opera 81 sezona
parodys 22 operas: Bizet Gar
men,; Donizetti Lucia di Lam
mermoor"; .Glucko "Alcestis"
Leoncavallo "Pajacai'; Mascag-
MO "Cavaleria Rusticana"; Mas
senet "Manon"; Mozarto "Uz-
burtoji fleita'', Figaro vestu-
yes; Puccini "Gianni Schicchi" /,
'Bohema" ir Madam Butter
fly; Johann Strausso "Siksno-
sparnius"; Richard Strausso
"Elektra ir Salome"; Verdi "Ai-
da", Don Carlo, "Trubadu-
ras", "Otello" ir "Rigoletto"; ir
Wagnerio "Meiste r s i n g e r" !,
"Goetterdaemmerung" ir Par
sifar'.
4 operos - Carmen, "Uz-
burtoji fleita", "Rigoletto" ir
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PRANESIMAS
Anglu kalbos vadOvo reikalu

AhsiQ hdiOoS FduOVO relkalu
Neturedami galimybes atski-
raj atsakineti j pasiteiravimus,
pranesame, kad veikalo | dalis
(Anglq kalbos pagrindai), ku-
rios pirmas sasiuvinys taip pat
jau isejo is spaudos, bus dabar
spausdinama be pertraukos 30
du sasiuvinius kas menuo. Iii
dalis (Frazeologinis zodynas)
kurlos pirmas sasiuvinys isejo
anksciau, toliau bus spausdina-
mas tik po to, kai iseis veikalo
Iii dalis. Antrosios dalies vie
mas sasiuvinys buvo pirmiau is
spausdintas tue tikslu, kad vi.
suomene susipazintu su veikalo
pobudziu, mes toxic zodyno. .lie-
tuviskoji knygu rinka dar ne.
turejo.
Siunciant pinigus tik uz 1 sas
prasome nurodyti, kurios dalies
sasiuvini turime issiusti.
WORD & PHRASE
$3.50 w. 147th st.
FINLEY Park, iii.
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= Kas gi cia dabar!?

- Nieko ypatinga. Tai tik .
lietuviu kalbos pamoka!
Taip. Savo laiku Klaipedos
krasto direktorija isake pradzios
mokyklose mokyti vaikus ir lie
tuviu kalbos. siaip jau daugumo-
je mokyklu ten destomoji kalba
buvo tik vokieciu.
Mokytojas, kuris taresi esas
vokietis, taciau sick tick graba-
liojo lietuviskai, narsiai emesi
to darbo. Isakymas -. Reikia
vykdyti!
Issirenka zmogus is knygeles
lietuviska sakini ir raso lentoje
"Zuikis sedi kanapese". O pas
kui skaito vaikams, kas para
syta. Bet taria . taip, kaip jis
paprates vokiskai skaitydamas
raides istarti. Jam z yra kaip c,
s prizes balse - kaip H.. Ir is
eina "Cuikis zedi kanapeze"! CIR
dar su kirciu ant e kanapeze).
zinoma, is toxic mokymo vie
nj juokai. Ypac items moki-
MANS, kurie lietuviskai jau ge-
riau uz mokytoja mokejo.
PriSimine man sta liudnai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
lsPEJIMAs

UEsakymai Anglq kalbos va
dovui dabartine kama ir su da-
bar nustatyta nuolaida bus pri-
imami tik Xxi s. m. gruodzio
men. 81 d. Kas sius uzsakymus
veliau, uz jau isejusius is spau-
dos sasiuvinius lures moketi
pilna kama (po 60 c. uz / sas.).
Be to, kainoms kylant, tur but
teks If sio leidinio kaina pakelti.
Taciau galimas kainos pakeli-
mas nelies tu, kurie uzsakymYs
atsiQs dar siais metals, ir neat
sizvelgiant j tai, kick bus imo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

"Tremtis" pranesa, kad Vlike
vel stiprejas sumanymas leisti
Vliko laikrasti, butent, savait-
rasti. zinoma, jeigu ir tas klau-
simas lures tokios pacios lai-
mes, kaip ellie kitu paskutiniu
laiku Vliko bandytu spresti
klausimu, tai is to nieko neis-
els. Bet is viso - kuo toks su-
manymas gall butt pateisintas !?
Informacijai - lietuviSku
laikrasciu yra CANA, tegul tik
uztektu skaitytoju. Vliko poll
tikai nusviesti - reikia kad to-
kia politika butu, o daugumas
esamQ laikrasciu negailes jai
vietos. Siuo metu Vlike vienin-
gos politikos nera, yra tik skir-
tingu nuomoniu tampymasis,
kurios taip pat laikrasciuose yra
atpasakkojamos. Jei ,Vlikas tu-
ri kokiu officially pareiskimu, jis
juos pranesa per savo leidziama
Eltos biuleteni ir jie taip pat
netrunka visoje spaudoje pasi-
rodyti. Ka gi daugiau specialus
Vliko laikrastis gall pasakyti?
Ar gal Vlikas turi perdaug
pinigu ir nori savo nariu tarpe
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keje, jie uzsakyta leidini gaus
sena kama pagal paskelbta nuo-
laidu lentele 6 sas. uz 2.75, 10
Is = $6.75 ir 20 -
$500; sios nuolaidos duodamos
mokant pinigus is anksto). To-
kiu budu uzsisake veikala siais
metals, gaus il sena kama, nors
dali pinigu sumokes ir veliau.
WORD & PHRASE
6660 w. 147th st.
Tinley Park, iii.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

cioniu demokratu frakcijos pa
sisake prizes patvirtinima, mes,
turint galvoje bendra Lietuvos
vadavimo reikala, tai atrode
jiems ne kuo nepateisinamas
paradoksas. Pas kurios frakcijos
atstova jiems pavyko gauti au-
dencija paskum ir jie patys ne
beatsimine, mes galybes frakci-
ju vardai susipainiojo ju galvo-
sc. Gal tai buvo Darbo Fedora
CHA, gal Lietuviu Frontas, gal
kuri kita, tai ne taip ir svarbu !:
svarbiausia kad tai buvo vien
krikscioniu demokratu bloko sa-
ka. I klausima, kodel desinysis
Vliko sparnas pasisake prizes pa
tvirtinima, frakcijos atstovas
pareiske:
Mes nepripazistame diplo-
matq sefo titulo, mes nenorime
pono Lozoraicio diktaturos, mes
neziurime j Kybartu aktus kaip
j rimta reikala, mes manome,
kad, grizus prie demokratijos,
bet kurie diktaturiniai uzsimoji-
mai turi butt su saknimis is
rauti ;.
- Betgi JUS keleta kartu ia
retes su tuo "diktaturuojanciu'
ponu Lozoraiciu, = pastebejo
Pakrantis.
- Bet ne karto nesusitareme.
= Bet j vieningai palaiko vi
81 musu oficialiai tebepripazis-
tami diplomatai. Ar krikscionys
demokratai ir visus musu dip
lomatus laiko diktaturos Sail
ninkais? = paklause Pakrantis.
= Logiskai galvojant, taip tu-
retu butt.
Frakcijos atstovas neramiai
sujudejo savo kedeje. Jis bias
kesi savyje, matyt, jieskodamas
atsakymo.
= Musu frakciju plenumas to
klausimo dar nera svarstes, -
gerokai lukterejes jis atsake.
Gerai, kai JUS ta klausima
apsvarstysite, tai gal ir visuo-
menei paskelbsite, mes tai labai
ldomu zinoti, = ramiai pasake
Pakrantis. - O dabar dar stai
ka mes noretume suzinoti: kas
toliau? JUS nepatvirtinote susi-
tarimo SUI diplomatais; ar tai
reiskia, kad su jais nutraukiate
visus "diplomatinius sanity
kius"? Ar nuo siol Lietuvos va
davimo darbas els dviem ke-
liais: per Vlika ir diplomatus
Ar Vlikas kvies j talka diploma
tus, ar stengsis issiversti be ju
.pagalbos? o gal JUS paskelbsite
diplomatus, kaip diktaturos sa-
lininkus, esancius 'uz istatymo
ribQ?" Visuomenei tai be gallo
ldonu ir svarbu zinoti. Ir aps-
kritai dabar, is Sales ziurint,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Prisimine man Sta liudnai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Garsioji Metropolitan Opera
New Yorke, 1951/52 metu Sc
zone isbrauke is savo sarasu II
garsiq vardu, su dar garsesniais
balsais. Vieni ju isejo mokyto-
jauti, kiti recitalius rengti, eu-
ropieciai sugrizo namo, Robert
Merrill (baritonas) susipyko su
operos vadovybe ir nutrauke su-
tarti, dar kiti visiskai atsisake
dainininku karjeros.
Betgi operos vadovybe, gall
ma sakyti, beveik is viso pasau-
lilo dainininkq zvaigzdyno sura-
do 16 nauju zvaigzdziu, ir vie
toje anuju lrase naujas pavar-
des.
Lietuviai gall didziuotis, kad
ju tarpe 81 sezona randame ir
Amerikos lietuvio AlgirdO Bra
zio pavarde, raide j raide tai
syklingai irasyta operos solistu
sarase. Operos direktorius Ru-
dolf Bing naujaji dainininka A.
Brazi pristate kaip Chicagos ba-
ritona. Ir Sis baritonas NUNS
lietuviams yra didelis pasidi-
dziavimas. Juo labiau, kad A.
Brazis yra lietuvis ne tik is pa
vardes, bet ir is Strides.
Opera News" lapkricio 26 d.
rase: "Nepasiduodamas vilioji-
mui persikrikstyti albert
Brown, linksmasis baritonas
paaiskino, kad jo vardas esas
kiles is sanskrito, antrosios Sc
niausios kalbos pasaulyje, ir kad
jis didziuojasis jo tevu gimtuoju
krastu, 0 uz jo iskilima operos
pasauly garbe daugiausia pri-
klausanti Lietuviu Choro drau-
gams".
Galbut, mes negirdesime jo
dainuojant musu parengimuose,
mes tai draudzia sutartis su Met
ropolitan opera dainuoti uz jos
ribQ, taciau galesime jo grazaus
balso klausytis didziausioje ir
geriausioje Americas operoje.
Likusieji Is nauju dainininku
10 yra europieciai ir 5 amerikie-
ciai. IS tos desimties europieciu,
penki dainininkai yra is Vienos
Valstybines Operos. Galima teig-
tt, kad visi geriausi Vienos ope-
ros dainininkai 81 sezona dai-
nuos Amerikoje. Jq tarpe ran
dame net tremtiniams gerai pa
zlstamus vardus. Tenoras Anton
Dermota dainuos Dovyda "Meis-
tersingeriuose". Jis atvyks
Metropolitan tik kovo men. Hill
de Gueden (sopranas) dainuos
Gilda "Rigolette", Rosalinda
"siksnosparnyje" ir, gal but, net
Jieva "Meistersinger'iuose" Eli.
zabeth Hoengen (mezzo sopra.
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SIMTANUOsIMTINIS LIETUVIS
Jonas Pakrantis A m r k Ole
ka patyre Pakrantis If Kanapenas
V|iko sferose

Praejusia savaite mes cia kali
bejome apie nepavykusia Jono
Pakrancio konferencija, kurioje
buvo svarstomas Vliko ir diplo-
matq nesusipratimo klausimas.
Kaip skaitytojas atsimena, vie
ningos nuomones nebuvo prieita
ir todel Pakrantis su savo kai-
mynu Kanapenu pasiryzo keliau-
tt j Europa ir pameginti is paciu
Vliko atstovu isgirsti apie to
nesusipratimo priezastis.
siais laikais kelione greita.
Ryta sedai j lektuva Amerikoje,
o apie pietus, ziurek, jau ir Eu-
ropoje. zodziu, musu atstovai
Vliko sostine pasieke laimingai
ir ilgai nelaukdami pradejo savo
zygius padeciai istirti. Pirmiau-
sia jie, zinoma, panorejo pasi-
matyti SUI paciu Vliko pirminin-
ku, bet jiems tai nepavyko. Sc
kretore juos paklause: kas jie
toxic busia = tremtiniai ameri-
kieciai ar SEM lietuviai ameri-
kieciai? Abu atsake, kad jie esq
tremtiniai. Tuomet sekretores
veidas staiga atveso ir il trum-
pal atsake:
- Is to nieko nebus. Tremti-
niu nuomone mes zinome. MAJ
daug visi tremtiniai uz susita-
rima.
- Tai kodel tada Vlikas me-
tvirtina susitarimo? - pakele
balsa Kanapenas.
- Nezinau, ne mano reikalas,
= atsake sekretore. - O be to-,
pirmininkas dabar negaluoja ir
jusu priimti negali. Pagaliau,
vakar ivyko plenumo posedis ir
buvo galutinai nutarta susita-
rlmo su ponu Lozoraiciu netvir-
tinti. JUS atvaziavote per velai,
- pridure saltai sekretore, tue
aiskiai duodama suprasti, kad
pokalbis baigtas.
Tai kaip bus dabar? pa
klause Pakrantis. -Vlikas dirbs
sau, o diplomatai sau?
= ta klausima as tamstoms
negaliu atsakyti, = truktelejo
peciais sekretore.
Taciau musu biciuliai ne tam
skrido per vandenyna, kad griz-
tQ be nieko. Nepavykus pasima-
tyti su pirmininku, jie eme ba-
ladotis j frakciju duris. Jiems
netrukus paaiskejo, jog prizes
susitarima balsavo penkios
krikscioniu demokratu frakcijos
If uz susitarima = kitu penke-
riQ frakciju atstovai. Pakran-
ciui su Kanapenu ne tick buvo
svarbu patirti nuomones atsto-
w balsavusiu uz,, mes tos nuo-
mones mazdaug sutapo su ju
paciu nuomonemis, kick jiems
buvo idomu isgirsti kodel kriks-
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geriausiai informuota
savaitrasti
Dirva?
KALEDQ DOVANAI-

Az AAAA Inv <AA ~ A
Smith Corona portatyve rasoma-
ja masinele = liuksusini mo-
deli Silent su lietuviskais zenk-
lais nesusiaurintam amerikonis-
kan 88 zenklu raidyne. Didelis
pasirinkimas modeliq, norimais
zenklais raidynu ir ju styliu.
Specialls radynai su lietuviskais
zenklais profesionalams = gy-
dytojams, inzinieriams ir KIT.
Igalaikis ismokejimas. Tam tik-
rails atvejais zymios kainu nuo-
laidos. sioms rasomosioms pla-
tinti reikalingi atstovai visose
lietuviq kolonijose. Klauskit in
formaciju.
V. Bartkus
712 E. 92nd ST.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Tel. Ii 1-6716 (Skambinti nuo
500 val. p. p.).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
Spokane YBA
States Bazaar at
Liberty Hall

SPOKANE, Wash. Oct. 20-Li-
berty Hall will be the scene on Sun
day, Oct. %. of the Spokane YBA
bazaar to which all persons of Spo-
kane and vicinity will congregate
from IL am. to pm.
Co-chairmen Lola Tsuchida and
Mkt Matsumura have committee
consisting of the following:
Massie Horiuchi and George Oba,
raffles: Fumi Sugikawa, head ca
shier; Fujinkai, food Yoshi Sugi-
kawa, mattresses; Ben Ishii and Mi
ckey Mikami messengers; Jeanne
Kajiyama, posters; Geo. Kawaha-
ra, master of ceremonies; Kan u
yeti and George Oba. construction;
Annie Kaisaki and George Kaku,
bingo; Rose Tsketa, ring toss; Blue
birds, fishing; Kan Uyeji, baseball
throw: Ruthie Sumihiro, penny
pitch; Jean Tambara. dart throw;
and Shoyukai, novelties and fish
bowl.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend and to share in all the fun,
valuable prizes and good food.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
Good Time Pledged
By Tacoma Group

TACOMA, Wash. Oct, 20-Every-
one who attends the Tacoma Bud
dhist church bazaar on Sunday, Nov.
IL, Is assured of good time for
there will be games prizes and, OF
course, an abundance of food.
Doors will open at 10 am. and the
bazaar will last until pm. A dance
will be held after bazaar hours.
General chairman Yosh Tanabe
will be assisted by the following;
Aki Yotsuuye, construction chair
man. Frank Mizukami, treasurer;
George Nakano, publicity; Chiye
Tanabe and Yasuko Hashimoto,
handicraft; Fudge Sasaki, cake walk;
Fujinkai, food; Kiku Fujita, walt
resses; and Abe Fukui and Henry
Hashimoto, ice cream, pop and cof-
fee.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
METHODIST
1895 washington 81.

10 a.m.-Chmch school.
10 a.m.-Skeptics--young adults
discussion. Coffee and doughnuts
served. Lloyd Hoshide, chairman.
HIS a.m.-Nisei worship service
This Rev. Paul Hagiya to speak. Spe-
cial offertory solo by John Ikeda.
$50 p.m.-Duzzers anniversary
dinner.
7:30 pm.-MYF fellowship.
NICHnsEN BUDDHIST
lo4s Weller st.
10 am. kindergarten children
and juniors service.
IL am-Young peoples service In
English.
$50 am.-Sunday School for al
ages.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. So.
s:45 am.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
11:15 am.--Nisei service. The Rev.
Sci Adachi to speak.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King s.
9 a.m.-Morning prayer in Japa-
nese.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
11:15 a.m.-Youth corporate Ho-
ly Communion. The Rev. Andrew
N. Otani to speak on Make Him
Known.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
White River YBA
Chooses Taketa

KENT, Wash, Oct. 20-Harry Ia
keta was elected president of the
White River YBA at an election
meeting held recently.
other new officers are: Vas Mari
Ia, boys vice president; Lily Omura,
girls vice president; Rose Kato, re-
cording secretary; Nancy Nishimoto,
corresponding secretary; George
Komoto. treasurer; Mae Yamada.
historian; George Kanda, athletic
director; Alyce Nishimoto, religious
chairman and Tedi Kanda and
Fred Arima, social chairmen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
N1SEI CALENDAR
OCTOBER

28-Tacoma YBA to hold Halo
we'en dance from pm. to IL mid
night in Tacoma Buddhist church
gym. The public is invited to at
tend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
NOVEMBER

4-Nisei Veterans Committee ba-
zaar in Washington Hall. II am.
to 7 pm. Stag-stagette dance from
8 to 1880 pm.
ll--Methodist Duzzers to sponsor
annual Armistice skatefest. 1890
pm. to 1890 am. in Rollerland.
1l--Annual Tacoma Buddhist
church bazaar. 10 am. to pm.
18-Seattle Buddhist church 50th
anniversary semi-formal ball from
pm. at American Legion Hall, 7th
and University Music by vern NAL
Tory and his orchestra.
2l-Nisei Vets Thanksgiving eve
dance at Dick Parker's Pavilion,
10th and Aurora. frankie Roth
and his band. Dancing from $50
pm. to 1890 am.
DECEMBER
27-Methodist basketball team to
hold skating party in Rollerlafld.
1880 pm. to 1890 am.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
M,tv.M\lcttot,
BAPTIST
9O1 Z. Spruce

GAS a.m-Sunday School for all
ages.
II a.m.-Issei-Nisei worship SER,
vice. The Rev. Emery Andrews to
speak on blessed Are They.
IL noon-Luneheon in apprecia-
ton for Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas who
took the Rev. Andrews place while
he was in Japan.
7;30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main ST.
10 a.n.-Sunday School.
II a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Sanghas in charge Or
ganist. Ets Ichikawa.
p.m.-Issei service. The Rev. T.
Ichikawa speaking
CONGREGATIONAL
3o5 17th So.
10 a. m.--Sunday School.
11:15 a.m.-Sunday morning wor-
ship service. The Rev. Amos will
be guest speaker, and his topic will
be Message of Autumn.
FAITH BIBLE
1873 18th Ave.
$50 to 10:45 a. m.--Sunday School
for all ages.
IL am. to IL noon-Worship SER
vice. Hideo Aoki of California to
speak.
$50 p.m.-Pathlight fellowship.
Hideo Aoki to speak.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-20
MARYKNOLL
18th q z. Jefferson

9 am. and l0:3O a.m.--Low Mas
Beneiiction viii be held following
1890 Mass
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11
6 Room Single

OF Woodwork; newly decorated
interior Toll point; living room with
brick fireploce full dining room and
kitchen on lst; 3 bedrooms and bath
on End; full basement; new storm
windows throughout; goroge; an
other excellent value offered ex-
clnsiYelY dt
The guardian., 1951-09-01

Massachusetts, smaller buSi-
nesses will get further protec-
tion of their interests by the Of
fice Of Price Sterilization
through new policies and stand
ards adopted this past week.
says John M. O'Rourke, Director
of OPS for New England. He
has received word from Michael
v. Disable. Director of OPS, that
a Small Business Affairs AdviS-
ory Committee is being set up
to provide a means to consider
and protect small business inz
terests between government
agencies.
The com mittee Is being
charged with responsibility for:
l. Development of policies,
standards and procedures to
govern small business opera
tionS in OPS.
2. Ways and means to meet
small business problems IN
pricing policies and methods.
3. Giving of advice to the Di-
rector on recommendations that
come from the select commit
The guardian., 1951-09-01
Mass SPCA Issues
Appeal For Pet
Protection

In an annual appeal to all ami
nal lovers, DR.. Eric H. Hansen,
president of the Massachusetts,
Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, $50 Long
wood ave, Boston, yesterday
urged vacationists not to aban-
don their animal pets when clos
ing their summer homes for the
season.
MANY well-meaning citizens"
stated DR.. Hansen, "are likely to
lose sight of the fact that these
unfortunate creatures, left be-
hind to forage for themselves,
will ultimately starve or become
diseased as a result of such un-
kind and inconsiderate treat
ment. We, therefore, cannot
stress too strongly the import
ance of vacationists taking their
pets with them when returning
to the city, thereby eliminating
untold suffering to the animal
world.
The guardian., 1951-09-01
HARRIET TUDMAN HOUSE
NURSERY SCHOOL

On Monday, September II.
at 900 Am. the Harriet Tubman
Nursery at 25 Holyoke Street.
will be open for registration,
Boys and girls between the ages
of three years and kindergarten
age will be accepted. School ses-
sions will begin on October 1,
1851.
Daily, Monday through Fri
day between the hours of 900 A.
M and 800 Pm. an interesting
program is carried on for the
pre-school children under the di-
rection of Mrs. Consuelo Vincent
a graduate of the Nursery Train
ing School, Boston, and her cap
able assistant and an experienced
teacher, Mrs. Eleanor Morris.
Register as early as possible
as registration is limited.
The guardian., 1951-09-01
New Policies, Sf0ndords Offer Small
Business Added OPS Protection

tees on small business of House
and Senate and other govern
ment sources.
4. To serve as a clearing point
of information and discussion
between agencies on small bust
ness activities.
5. To recommend ways and
means to eliminate. delays in
actions that might be costly to
small business.
6. To consider problems re-
ferred to it by the director or
assistant to the director for
small business.
IF simpler pricing methods
can be devised for small busi-
ness, which has limited clerical
facilities, this will be done to the
maximum extent possible" the
New England OPS Director ex-
planned. OPS is keenly aware
of the many problems confront
ing the operators of small busi-
ness enterprises, and the special
problems of small businesses will
continue to get every possible
confederation.
The guardian., 1951-09-01
Vehicle Inspectors VIII
Check Traffic Volators

up their holiday to make the
highways safe SO you may enjoy
yours.
by reasonable operation, re-
spect for the rights Of other high
way users and courteous consid-
Grafton for all, we will prevent
accidents and save lives"
The three-day Labor Day
weekend is time for holiday,
not for tragedy, and to help you
make sure of that, the Boston
Metropolitan Red Cross Chapter
is issuing several warnings to
vacationers and highway travel
ers.
Motor vehicle accidents last
year took toll of $4,000 lives,
while 100000 were injured in
them, E. Forrest Hallett, Boston
Chapter First Aid and Accident
Prevention Service dir e ctor,
points out. These lives lost should
be ample warning, he says, to
take leaf from the experts in
safety agencies who have made
The guardian., 1951-09-01
AII-Star Show
(Continned fram Page Onel

Continued fran Page One)
"Metronome" magazines as AM
ericas No. l female vocalist for
the fourth consecutive year
She carried on by winning,
practically every other major
popularity poll for girl singers,
topping such established stars
as Dinah Shore, 10 Stafford,
Doris Day, Ella Fitzgerald,
Patti Page and Margaret Whit
ting.
The former Newark, N. ].
church choir singer has clicked
with a string of Columbia rec
ord hits during the past year,
her best selling platters includ-
ing These Things 1 offer You"
coupled with Deep Purple and
Vanity"
Among her major engage
ments this season have been
dates at La Martinique and the
Paramount Theater, New York;
the Chicago Theater and the
Tiffany Club in Hollywood.
The guardian., 1951-09-01
nv BTLL PAuIsON

Just reading this recipe makes
your mouth water" but, Of course,
tasting is believing.
Juicy fiavorful strawberries com
bined with eggs and cream q.
blended with Corn Syrup to give
that "just right" sweetness, that
wonderful creamy smooth texture.
We guarantee you will want to
make Frozen Strawberry Cream
again and again in the weeks
ahead.
Frozen Strawberry Cream
1 cup crushed fresh strawberries
/ egg yolk, slightly beaten
* teaspoon salt
/ tablespoon lemon juice
4 cup Karo Syrup, Red Label
2 tablespoons sugar
l egg white
2 tablespoons sugar
/ cup heavy cream, whipped
Combine strawberries, egg yolk,
salt. lemon juice, Corn Syrup and
2 tablespoons sugar. Beat egg white
until stiff but not dry; gradually
beat in 2 tablespoons sugar. Fold
into strawberry mixture; then fold
in whipped cream. Pour into re-
frigerator freezing tray. Freeze
without stirring, with cold control
set at coldest point, about 115 to 2
hours. or until firm. Set cold con-
troll midway between, fast freezing
and normal for storage. Makes
about 1 quart.