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The guardian., 1951-01-27
Death Takes Tasker CrossOn ST.

of the Chapel had charge OF Jne
funeral arrangements, ably as
sisted by Mrs. Chisolm. Inter
nient was Iii MT. Hope Cemetery
Tasker c. Crosson, sr., was
born in North Carolina rs years
ago, spent most of his life in
Raleigh, N. c., also resided in
Rutherford, N. ]. where several
of his ten children were born,
in 1908 came to Boston where
he had made his home ever
since. He was a decorator by
trade and was familiar figure
on the streets of Boston where
he was seen daily the past sew
eral years getting about with the
aid of crutches and always
cheerful in spite of his dis
abilities. From his union with
the late Sallie Davis Crosson
who died in 1884 ten children
were born; Susan CroSSon Har-
ris of Boston, Mamie Crosson Of
Boston, Atty. George Crosson of
New York, Wilhelmina Crosson
of Boston and Sedalia, N. c., Vi
ola Crosson of Boston, Tasker G.
Crosson of Boston, Primrose
CroSSon of New York, Archie
Crosson deceased in 1930) Lo-
raine deceased in 1892 and one
child who died at birth.
The guardian., 1951-01-27

Death came to Tasker 9. CroS-
son, sr. OF 1876 West Springfield
St, Boston, father Of Miss Wil-
helmina Crosson. Atty. George
Crosson of New York, TaSker G.
Crosson Jr. of Boston and num-
erous other children, last Mon
day, Jan. %, 1851, at 11:45 AM.
at Boston City Hospital where
he was taken the week before.
He had lost the use of both legs
and arms due to a complicated
case of arthritis and was due
to undergo an operation which
was expected to make great i'm
provement in his condition. In
fact he was improving but in
his zeal to get about he reached
for his crutches, fell and died
soon after.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, January 25, 1851, at
100 P. M. at the Chisolm Fun
eral Chapel, 532 Columbus Ave,
Boston, Rev. William H. Hester
officiating. Solos were sung by
Mrs. Mabel Beck. The floral tri-
butes reached to the ceiling. Mr..
CroSson'S cane, covered with
flowers rested at the head Of
the casket and will be buried
with him. Napoleon Chisolm
The guardian., 1951-01-27
Prof. Lindeman
To Speak Here

"Standard of Values of These
Times" is the subject of the ad-
dress by DR.. Eduard C. Linde-
man, head of the School Of So
cial Work, Columbia University,
at Community Church, Sunday,
Jan. % at 10:30 Am. Lr. Linde-
man, born of Danish parents in
Michigan, has had a varied car
eer as laborer, teacher, writer,
and publicist. During the past
twenty years he h as been Pro-
fessor of Social Philosophy at
Columbia University School OF
Social work. During this period
he has also been active in both
local and national movements
concerned with educational rural
life, child welfare, housing, trade
unioniSm, International rela-
tions, civil liberties, race rela-
tions and recreation.
He has recently returned from
India where he served as visit
ing professor at the University
of Delhi. He is at present a
member of the National Com
mittee which sponsored the re-
cent White House Conference on
Children and Youth. The Mems
Choral Group of thirty-ftve
voices of the TIE m pie Israel
Brotherhood will sing. The
public is invited.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
HIGH POST FOR
MISS BOWEN

Miss Alphena Bowen of Rox-
bury, former secretary at Palmer
Memorial Institute, N. C., and
of the Chas. M. Robertson Realty
Trust, Boston, has been appointed
secretary at the Associated Day
Care Services of Metropolitan
Boston. The post is a high one,
inasmuch as Miss Judith Cau-
man, executive secretary, is ma
tionally known in the day-care
field. Miss Bowen is well-fitted
for the position having received
her training at the Boston Cleri-
cal School. She was recommend
ed for the position by Morris R.
Taylor, Shaw House, Inc, head
worker and a member of the
executive committee and the
Board of Directors of this new
organization.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
Pearl Primus
Will Draw
Large Crowd

PEARL PRIAIUS, the talented
exotic dancer who comes to John
Hancock Hall, Friday, February
9, will be greeted by big crowd
of her admirers, those who have
seen her before, others who have
heard of her wonderful per-
forneNnceS.
Critics have hailed her as not
only a great colored dancer but
one who is great in any race.
John Martin Of the New York
Times says OF her: mo other
colored dancer has yet appeared
with anything like her artistic
range of her innate equipment.
(She was all set to become a
doctor and was majoring in
psychology at college when dane
ing claimed her most uneXpect-
edly - and quite fortunately for
the rest of u.s. Her great gifts
are racially rooted, but not
bound by any means to mere
topical treatment. While she can
do the popular kind of Harlem
esque thing to which most col
ored dancers are generally
forced to confine themselves, she
is also a broadly creative artist,
She has tremendous dramatic
power, the gayest kind of COM
edy lit and a technique that
fairly bowls you over. She can
jump over Brooklyn Bridge, ano
when in her impaSsioned dance
to the poem, Strange Fruit" Sht
throws herself down and roll
across the floor at forty miles al
hour, it makes your hair cur
with excitement
The guardian., 1951-01-27
Banks Hearing Set
For Next March
(From Boston Herald)

The case of Laurence H. Banks
of Roxbury, who was judged
elected to the Boston City Coun-
Gil from Ward 9 in November,
1949, but is still trying to get the
seat from Councilman Daniel F..
Sullivan, last night appeared to
be moving backward.
The papers necessary for the
court to entertain the appeal
were given it yesterday by the
City Law Department, Clerk
Quinlan said. The Department
represents the election officials,
The guardian., 1951-01-27

On a beautiful, clear, winter
afternoon, last Monday, January
%, at 100 o'clock funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. Gertrude Douglass
Parrish, beloved wife Of Arthur
G. Parrish of 682 Washington
street, Brookline, were held at
Peoples Baptist Church, Of
which she was a member, with
The guardian., 1951-01-27

who hold Banks was not duly
elected and certified despite a
Superior Court judges ruling,
Banks was the winner.
Now the case is set down for
hearing by the Supreme Court in
March. Then the court will take
it under advisement.
BY that time Sullivan prob
ably will have served about a
year and a half of a two-year
term to which Banks was elect
ed. Sullivan also has been col
1ecting the $500 a year salary,
The guardian., 1951-01-27
BY ELMA LEWIS

CHARLES WEIDMAN AND HIS
THEATRE DANCE COMPANY,
who starred in the Boston Dance
Theatre Series at Boston Con-
servatory Auditorium, Thursday
and Friday evenings, Jan. 18 and
10, certainly constituted one of
the outstanding events of the
theatrical season "Class Room,
Modern Style" was a new work,
The guardian., 1951-01-27
FLOYD SNELSON BACK
FROM GERMANY

NEW YORK - Floyd Snelson,
noted Press Agent and Associa-
ton Editor of Global is back in
the States after brief trip to the
Foreign Shores of Germany.
Snelson reported a rather inter-
esting trip under present condi-
Asrr,r
The guardian., 1951-01-27
ON TO VIRGINIA!

On the Bus to Virginia next
Monday will be delegates from
Boston, N. Bedford, Providence,
Brockton, Lawrence, Worcester,
Springfield and N. Haven, Conn.
They go to seek audience with
Virginia's governor and plead
for the lives of the 7 Martinsville
innocent men, framed in a
phoney rape charge and due to
die in Feb. The group will leave
on a Greyhound bus from Park
The guardian., 1951-01-27
Boston Dance Theatres
Outstanding Performan ce

danced by the whole company,
specially composed by Weidman
for the Boston Show. Weidman
wove the movements and moods,
featured in his famous classes,
into symphonic patterns that
struck all the chords, ranging
from the lyrical to the violent,
from pure JOY of dance to dram
attic conflict, from humor to
CONTINUED on Page A.
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Who with Mrs. Taylor starts the
State Rallies at Union Methodist
Church, Sunday, Jan. %, at $50
Pm. A program of superlatiye
excellence will entertain the
audience. In addition there will
be surprise features and much
else to make the afternoon en-
ioyable. DR.. Taylor is known for
his support of all worthy causes
and his friends are going to show
their appreciation of splendid
citizen. Mrs. Taylor is equally
active in race and civic circles
and is a great abettor Of her
husband.
The guardian., 1951-01-27

Mrs. Josephine Grayson, wife
of Francis Grsyson, one of the
Martinsville Seven, went to New
York after finishing her series of
meetings in Boston. The mother
Of five small children, ages to
9, Mrs. Grayson has been forced
to attempt to hold together her
faEaily on $4,000 a month welfare
while her husband has been in
VirgiAia State Penitentiary death
cell. The Boston Committee is
anxious to have cash contribu-
tions sent to help this valiant
family. Mrs. Grayson's address
is Route No. 3, Box 1870, Ports
mouth, Va. Please be generous.
The guardian., 1951-01-27

EMILY FRAENKEL and
MARK RYDER, who will star in
BOSTON DANCE THEATRES
Series at Boston Conservatory
Auditorium, 81 Hemenway street.
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the pastor, Rev. Richard M.
Owens, officiating and paying
touching tribute to Mrs. Parrish's
beauty, Of character, a devoted
wife and mother and helpful
friend. A large gathering Of
relatives, friends and church
members attended to pay last,
Continued on Page Four
The guardian., 1951-01-27

MISS MARCIA MILLS
Announcement of whose en-
gagement was made by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Mills at a gay party,
Saturday night, Jan. 20.
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Notes on Campaign to Save
Lives Of MortinsvilIe 7

The Civil Liberties Committee
of the Community Church has
donated $500 toward the fight
to free the Martinsville Seven.
Send your donations, however
small to any member of the
Committee, or to Mrs. M. I.
Steward, 977 fremont street,
Boston 20, Mass.
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February I and 2 at $3.50 PM.
have had varied careers in and
out of show business.
(Contnued on Page Folir)
The guardian., 1951-01-27

Besides the vigorous commit
tee functioning in Boston, Com
mittees to Free the Martinsville
Seven are now set up in Lynn,
Worcester and Springfield.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
HIGH court GETS BANKS CASE
ST24RTBY BUS NON2 PM FOR VIRGINIA

So. at Q PM. It is not too late
to help the finances, sign petit
tions or to donate for expenses.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
OBITUARY
William n Jackson

William D. Jackson
WASHINGTON, D. William
D. Jackson, beloved father of
Arthur B. j. Simms of 451 Mass.
Ave, Boston, died Jan. 18, 1851.
Funeral services were held Jan.
%. Burial was in Memorial
Cemetery, D. c.
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A resolution was passed at a
National Council meeting of the
United Electrical, Radio and Ma
chine Workers Of America, held
in Boston on January IS, calling
on President Truman to inter-
vene to save the lives of the
Martinsville Seven. The action
was stimulated by a speech by
Yates Holmes, a member of the
Boston Committee to Free the
Martinsville Seven and also a
member Of that unions Local No.
2Sy
The guardian., 1951-01-27

Over 5000 signatures had been
collected by January 20 toward
the 10000 goal set for Massachu-
sets on petitions to Governor
Battle of Virginia, appealing to
him to save the lives of the Mar
tinsville Seven. All petitions now
in circulation that are filled,
should be sent to the address on
the bottom of the petition by
Saturday, January 81.
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Isvyko j Detroitq

Pereita sekmadieni, sausio 28
diena, Clevelando vaidintoju -
Dirvos talkininku burelis
vadovaujamas aktoriaus Petro
Mazelio, lankesi Detroite ir val
dino komedija 'Moterims Neis-
simeluosi".
Susidomejimas buvo, kaip re-
tam ivykiui. Nors sale 81 karta
buvo paimta Detroito ietuviams
mazai zinoma ir nelengvai pa
siekiama, be to-, -. abejose pa
rapijose surengta dar po ban
keta, Wis delto apie 500 sedimQ
vietq sale buvo visiskai pima.
Tiesa, is senosios kartos mazoka
tebuvo matyti atsilankiusiqju
tarpe, bet buvo ir cia gimusio
jaunirno, kurio viena atstove pa
reiske: "Mes lig siol nelabai Ell
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KINAI TRAUKIAS|

nuostoliu. zuvusiuju nuo bonn
bu skaiciuojama desimtimis
tukstanciQ. Galimas dalykas,
kad ir Salts kinams sudaro dau-
giau sunkumQ, nei amerikie-
CLAIMS bel Kittens, kurie apsiru-
pino tinkamu apsirengimu, ku-
rio kinai taciau neturi. Pagaliau,
yra ziniQ, kad j kinu armija isl
suko ir siltines epidemija.
Bet is kitos puses karine va
dovybe siuo atveju atsargi ir
nuolat yra pasiruosusi, kad po
sio traukimosi kinai gall vel
staiga pulti visu smarkumu. Ia
ciau dabar tokiam puolimui yra
geriau pasiruosta ir, jei to puo-
limo ir negaletu visiskai atmus-
tt, tai tikimasi, kad jis nebega-
les butt toks tragiskas, kaip
pirmasis ju puolimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-01

Korejos karo eiga vel virto
tikra misle. Visi Zinc, kad kinai
turf Korejoj kariuomenes zy-
miai daugiau, kaip Jungtines
Tautos. Taciau susitvarkiusios
Jungtiniu Tautu pajegos JUGS
dabar nuolat tai sen tai ten puo-
la ir sutinka kinu tik nedideli
pasipriesinima, arba net ir jokio
nesutinka. Kinai traukiasi, ITO
kariuomenes pamazu ir labai at
sargiai zengia atgal j siaure.
sios savaites viduryje j jau pri-
siartino prie Seulo tick, kad be-
liko 9 mylios Xxi miesto. Kinai
apleido ne tik Sowona, bet ir
Kumyangjanga bel Inchona.
Ka tas kinu pasitraukimas
reiskia, tebera visokiu spelioji-
mu. Manoma, kad aviacijos puo-
limai pridare jiems milzinisku
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Amerikos rezo|iuCija |aimi

Jau dvi savaites. kaip Jungti-
niu Tautu Organizacija Wis svy-
ruoja del to, ka daryti SUI Kinija.
Nuomones pasiskirste j iris da-
lis.
Vienai grupei vadovauja Jung
tines Valstybes. ST yra nuomo-
mes, kad komunistine Kinijos
vyriausybe samoningai pradejo
agresijos veiksmus, tai daro
Maskvos pritariama ir talkinin-
kaujama. Siulo visu pirma pa
smerkti Kinija, kaip agresore,
o tik tada ziureti, ar yra ga
limybes kuriuo nors budu grizti
j taika.
Kita grupe, vadovaujama In
dijos, tebesilaiko nuomones, kad
kinai isikiso Korejoj tik is bal
mes, kad Amerika kaz ka prizes
juos rengia. Girdi, kinai niekur
kitur nepuls, jeigu nebus ispro-
vokuoti. Todel, esq, reikia butt
nuolaidiems ir tariffs, jokiu budu
nepriimti kokiu nors smerkiamu
rezoliuciju, mes tai tik sustiprin-
tu kinu uzsispyrima ir uzdarytu
duris j susitaikyma.
Trecia grupe, kurios priesa-
kyle yra Anglia, sutinka, kad
Kinijos isikisimas j Korejos ka-
ra yra agresija, kaip tokia
smerktina, taciau mano, kad nuo
smerkimo reikia susilaik Y t j
praktiniais sumetimais, mes, esq.
tuo nieko nebdsia galima pa
siekti, O tik isivelti j didesni
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davom j lietuviskus parengimus,
mes -. kas musu tevams atrodo
idomu ar linksma, NUNS atrode
kick nuobodu Bet dabar ma
tom, kad ir lietuviskuose pa
rengimuose gall butt idomu. Da-
bar butinai lankysimes".
Tiesa, nepretenzinga komedija
negali butt laikoma izymiu me-
no ivykiu, bet toks lengvo tu-
rinio vaidinimas kaip tik gera
priemone patraukti apsilankyti
i lietuviskuosius parengimus
tuos, kuriems kitoki dalykai
"sunkiau virskinami". Dirvos
red. V. Rastenis pradzioj "pro-
logiskai" ir pareiske, kad siaip
jau Dirva daugeliui atrodanti
per rimta, bet 81 vakara, sake.
''Maloniai prasau JUS laikinai
pamirstf ta rimtuma ir isitikin-
ii, kad ir mes mokam juoktis
taip pat, kaip ir JUS"
81 vakara renge Amerikos
Lietuviu Tautines Sajungos De
troito skyrius.
Dabar Detroito lietuviai ne
kaitriai laukia kovo 4 dienos,
kuria lures sveciu vel is Cleve-
lando, 81 karta Ciurlionio
Ansambli
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Geriausias talkininkas

Geriausias Americas sajungi-
ninkas, pasirodo, esanti Turki-
ia. Nors turkai ir labai nuken-
tejo Korejoj (nes jie kovesi,
kada visi kit bego), jie tue ne
tik nesiskundzia, bet paprase
leisti pasiQsti Koreja daugiau
kariuomenes.
Turkija turf apie 100000
Americas ginklais gerai apgink-
luotos kariuomenes ir apie 400,
900 rezervu. Del to Rusija tue
tarpu nera perdaug aktyvi su
savo reikalavimais Trukijai !. I.
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PIRMIAUSIA Pulls
JUGOSLAVIJA?

Yra manoma, kad Europoj
Stalinas pirmiausia pulls Jugo-
slavija. Tai butu padaryta kitu
satelitu jegomis (kaip Azijoj).
o patti Rusija Wis dar liktu nuo-
saliai ir vaidintq -. taikos apas-
tala. Bet kol kas Stalinas dar
jaueiasi nepasirenges nei tam.
Svarbiausia priezastis - zibalo
trukumas.
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kara Azijoj ir likti be jegu gin
tt Europa.
India pranese nauja pareis-
kima is Peipingo, kuriame kim
komunistu neigiamas atsakymas
del paliaubu kick ''padailina-
mas. Girdi, ju siulyta septyniu
valstybiu konferencija galinti
susirinkti ir ne Kinijoj, O kur
nors kitur Azijoj, pavyzdziui,
Indijoj. Tos konferencijos pir-
mas veiksmas gall butt - su-
stabdymas karo veiksmu Kore-
joj. Bet toliau konferencija Wis
tick turf nutarti pasalinti visas
svetimas kariuomenes is Kore-
jos, pasalinti Americas pajegas
nuo Formozos, ir uztikrinti rau-
donajai Kinijos vyriausybei vie
ta 1T Organizacijoje, zinoma,
pasalinant is ten Ciankaiseko
delegacija.
Americas delegates pareiske,
kad Shame "padailintame" pa
reiskime is esmes nera nieko
nauja ir tegu Peipingas nejiesko
Amerikoj kvailiu, kurie to ne
suprastQ. Agresija turi butt
baudziama, ne premijuojama.
Indijos bel ~arabu valstybiu
naujas pasiulymas del tolimesnio
bandymo kalbetis su Peipingu
nesusilauke didesnes paramos
JTO delegaciju tarpe, ir toii
grupe, atrodo, jau nebemato
prasmes betesti savo akcija.
ypac, kad pacios Peipingo W.
riausybes laikysena ju nuotaikas
gerokai atsalde.
Tuo tarpu Americas siulymas
bent principe pasmekti Kinija
politineje komisijoje jau priim-
tas 44 balsais prizes 7, tik devy-
MONS delegations susilaikius
ar nedalyvavus. Ketvirtadieni
ar penktadieni tas klausimas tu-
ri butt sprendziamas plenume.
Amerika sio nutarimo siekia
daugiau moraliniais, negu prak-
tiskais sumetimais. Mes, jeigu
ITO pasirodytu, kad il STAN
besnio agresoriaus nedrista net
jo tikru vardu pavadinti, tai
tas butu didziausias smugis pa
ciai organizacijai. il visai nu-
stotq savo autoriteto. zinoma,
vienas pasmerkimas, be tinka-
mo nubaudimo uz nusikaltima,
.vistiek ypatingai nepakels ITO
autoriteto, bet baime net pasa-
kyti tiesa tai organizacijai bltu
tikras ITO atsisakymas nuo
pagrindiniu jos principu.
Korejos fronto padetis, tarp
ko kita, siuo metu gerokai pa
drasina tuos, kurie linksta pasa-
kyti tiesa -.
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February 1, 1851 : No. 5.
Sa|dO kainas

Nors 81 ziema Amerikoje me-
iprastai salta, taciau kainu ter
mometras visiskai nesolidariza-
vo SUI orc temperature: kainos
kilo ir kilo. Seimininkems mais-
ta perkant CANA keistai skamba
laikrasciuose pasiroda apskai-
ciavimai, anot kuriu, kainos,
girdi, pakilo Xxi 5 ar Z nuosim-
ciQ, palyginus SUI kainomis, bu-
vusiomis Korejos karo pradzios
metu. JOS atranda, kad daugelis
reikalingiausiu maisto dalyku
pakilo ne 5 ar 7, 25 ir 27fc,
arba kartais ir dar daugiau
Matyt, tie dalykai ne visada
pasiekia statistikos istaigas -.
Apie kainu prieziura kalbama
nuo pat Korejos karo pradzios.
Tos kalbos, be abejo, daug pri-
tsidejo prie kainu kilimo, mes
visi stengesi dar prizes tai kick
tik galima kainas pakelti, kad,
jeigu jos ir bus "uzsaldytos",
tai tegu tas 'uzsaldymas" uz-
klups jas kick galima aukstes-
mes. Kainos kilo po kiekvienos
spaudoj pasirodziusios pranasys-
tes, kad stai jau greit bus ives
ia kainu kontrole.
Kai sausio menesio pradzioj
is Washingtono pasklido zinios,
| jog jau nebe juokais rengiamasi
kainas "uzsaldyti', tai pora die
nu prizes pirmuosius dekretus
kainos, ypac maisto krautuvese,
dar karta buvo pakeistos, zino-
ma, gerokai padidinus.
zymi dalis maisto produktu
dar gales kilt, mes cia veikia
zemes ukio gaminiu kainu pa
laikymo nuostatai. Bet dabar.
jei ukininkas. pvz., paukstienai
pakels kama 5 centus svarui,
tai ir krautuvei gales butt pa
kelta tik penkiais, O ne desincia,
kaip paprastai tokiais atveiais
buna. Paukstienos, darzoviu,
sviesto, pieno. kiausiniu, tabako
kainos dar gales kilt. Jautienos.
versienos, avienos, kiaulienos
kainos esancios jau "reikiamoie
aukStumoje" Cir dar kaip!) ir
jos jau nebekilsiancios.
Tuo tarpu beveik nera prize
moniu kontroliuoti, ar laikomasi
kainu nuostatu. Numatoma
isteigti ellie istaigu. itraukti j
ia prieziura ir FBI. Bausmes uz
nuostatu perzengima siekia Xxi
$4,000 ir Xxi metu kalejimo.
Tuo paciu metu "uzsaldyti'
ir atylvginimai, bet cia dar bus
visa eile derybu.
Kainu prieziuros nuostatai
neliecia nuosavybiu, knygu, laik-
rasciu, profesiniu patarnavimu,
radio programu, vertybes po-
pieriu ir memo kuriniu.
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GYDO VADUS +. d.

Jau kuris laikas is savo kras-
tu j Maskva gydytis (?) isvyko
Prancuzijos komunistu vadas
Thorezas ir Italijos = Togliat-
tbs. Dabar ten pat iskeliavo ir
Norvegijos komunistu vadas
Johansen.
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Nr. 5 : 1861 m. vasario / d.
LIAUDIES MEMO
FESTIVALS
CIeveIunde

Sausio 27 ir % id. .Clevelan-
do Tarptautinis Institutas SUI
renge ivairiu tautu dainu ir So
kin festival. Didziuleje Public
A auditorium saleje per keturis
kartus pasirode apie rs Cleve-
lando tautines grupes. simet lie
tuviams festivalyje atstovavo
jau nebe vieni ciurlionieciai, bet
atskirai pasirode ir Clevelando
Vyciu kuopa. Tai labai malonu
pastebeti, kad ir cia gimes lie
tuviskas jaunimas graziai re
prezentavosi bendrame tautu pa
sirodyme. Ciurlionio ansamblio
misrus choras, vadovaujamas
muziko Alf. Mikulskio padaina-
vo keturias liaudies dainas:
Tykiai, tykiai Nemunelis teka
(vyru choras SUI liaudies instru-
mentu orkestru), Ska m b a,
skamba kankliai, Palankej ir
Kalvelis (misr. choras SUI liaud.
instr. orkestru). sokejai, vado-
vaujami V. Aukstuolio ir P. Ma
zelio, pasoko Blezdingele ir Ma
luneli.
Vyciai parode gyvuju pa
veikslu: Vargo Mokykla, Pa
vergtaja Lietuva ir Laisva Lie
tuva. Gyvuju paveikslu metu
Cleveland Press redaktorius T.
Andrica anglu kalba perskaite
paciu vyciu paruosta istorine ap-
zvalgele apie Lietuva.
Ciurlionieciai, meistriskai at
likdami savo dainas ir sokius,
parode lietuviu liaudies memo
grozi, o vyciai keliems tukstan-
CLANS amerikieciu labai pa
traukliu budu pavaizdavo Lie
tuvos istorijos atskirus laiko-
tarpius ir patieke ziniu apie
kenciancia tevyne.
Bendrai, simet visos tautos
pasirode daug geriau ir pla-
ciau, negu pereitais metals! Kaip
Tarpt. Institute atstovai paste
bejo, Ciurlionio Ansamblio da-
lyvavimas pereitame festivalyje
ir jo ryskus pranasumas paska-
tino Siam festivaliui ir kitas
tautines grupes stipriau pasi-
ruosti. Ukrainieciai, pvz., simet
pasirode labai puikiai. Taip pat
ceku, zydu, sveicaru bel slovakQ
grupes padare grazia pazanga.
Clevelando Tarptautinio Insti-
tuto pirmininkas T. Andrica pa
reiske, kad gautas pelnas is fes-
tivalio yra paskirtas garsinei
spalvotai filmai pagaminti. 81
filma apims visas tautines CRU
pes ir joje bus parodyta tu
grupiu charakteringos paproti
mes apeigos, tautiniai sokiai,
dainos ir KIT. 81 filma veliau bu
tu demonstruojama Amerikos
mokykloms bel kulturinems or
ganizacijoms. Filmavimo darbai
jau pradeti 1850 metu vasara.
Clevelando kulturiniuose darze-
liuose buvo pirmiausia filmuoja-
mi Ciurlionio Ansamblio atlie
kami lietuviu liaudies sokiai
dainos ir muzika. Pirmieji ban
dymai buvo patikrinti ir rasta
kai kuriu technikiniu trukumu.
Todel sia vasara Ciurlionio An
samblis dar karta bus filmuo
jamas ir tesiami tolimesni to
filmavimo darbai.