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IR VEL PRAEITIS
APlE BUVUsIo PREzIDENTo"PRIEsMIRT1N PAREIsk1NA"
V.R
V. RASTENIS

butt peranksti. Siuo atveju, galima sakyti,
pareiskimas pasirode kick pervelai Daug
geriau butu buve, jei jis butu pasirodes dr.
X. Griniui dar gyvam tebesant Tada bent
gal butu galima issiaiskinti to pareiskimo
autentiskuma, del kurio vietomis dabar yra
pamato gerokai suabejoti
Bet, pagaliau, tas autentiskumas ne taip
jau labai svarbu. Kiekvienu atveju yra ne
abejotina kad pareiskimas uzrasytas DIR. K.
Griniui politiskai bel ideologiskai artimo
zmogaus ir jis imasi sau atsakomybe del to,
kokiu lspudziu bel nuomoniu kills skaityto-
juose apie pati pareiskeja. Svarbu yra tai,
kad, jeigu j toki pareiskima ziurima, kaip
tam tikra dokumenta istorijai, jis koma-
ziausiai turetu klaidinanciQ elementu. stai
kaip tik del to ir yra svarbu, kad toki pa
reiskimai nebutu perdaug suvelnti
Isivaizduokime, kad visi, susitare ar
savaime is kuklumo, nieko nepasako apie tai
dar kokius 25 metus, po to pasirodo Stai
Sticks pareiskimas. Tuo metu tai butu vie
ninteis zodis tue klausimu, mes gyvuju tarpe
jau vargu ar bebutu vienas ktas, kuris be-
pajegtu pareiksti kitokia nuomone ar kito-
kiu informaciju, galinciu nurodyti klaidin-
gus tvirtinimus, galinciu bent atkreipti de-
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kAS ir KUR

. BALI centras pasiunte pini-
gu trims lietuviams neseniai pa
begusiems nuo rusu zveju laivo
j svedija. Kol kas dar neskelbia-
ma tu lietuviu pavardes, bet Ii
noma, kad jie visi yra 1925 me-
tQ amziaus.
. Liet. knygos klubas isleido
antraja laida DR.. J. Balio suda-
rytas 'Lietuviskas pasakas'.
Knyga gausiai iliustruota, gra-
ziai isleista. Virselis dali. P. Au-
CLAUS, o kitos iliustracijos dali.
A. Vaicaicio. 23O psi, kama 2
dol so c.
. Brazilijos laikrasciu pranesi-
mu, uz komunistine veikla j sa-
vo kilmes krastus bus issiusti
Sic Stalinui parsidave lietuviai
Alf. Kucinskas, vi. Bukas, P,
Cerniauskiene ir M. Valentiene
. Kun. St. Yla paruose vaikams
maldaknyge "Vardan Dievo"
Maldaknyge iliustravo dali. P
Augius.
. Americas lietuviu vargoninin.
ky siumetinis seimas ivyksta
rugpiucio men. 20 d. Kingston,
Pennsylvania.
. Diplomuotas inzinierius Wy
tautas Izbickas liepos men. pra-
dzioje is Anglijos persikele gy-
venti j JAW. Laikinai 'apsistojo
pas savo gimines New Britain,
Conn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
Ar tikrai peranksti?

Draugo redakcija pareiske didelj nepasi-
tenkinma tue faktu, kad Naujienos' paskel-
be 81 DIR. K. Griniaus pareiskima. Esa da-
bar ne laikas kalbeti apie tokius dalykus,
kure lietuviu tarpe gall kelti tik kartumus
bel nesantika. Esa, nei pats DIR. K. Grinius,
kol gyvas buvo, to neskelbe, dabar stai
kazkas, jam mirus eme ir neiskente -.
Visu pirma, tas Draugo nepastenkini-
mas neatrodo visiska nuosirdus. Mes jo
paties skiltyse yra buve ir dabar pasitaiko
nemaza tokiu rasiniu, kurie toll grazu ne
atitinka nusstatymo nutyleti susieHinimo
sukelti galincius praeities dalykus. 81 kar-
ia Draugas susijaudino ir pasipriesinio, tur-
but daugiau ne del bendro ''zaizdu lietimo",
tik del to, kad DIR. K Griniaus pareiskime
krikscioniu demokratu vaidmuo irgi gerokai
''pries plauka paglostytas". Jeigu pareis-
kimo turinys atitiktu tik antraste C'Tauti-
ninkai ir CIR. 17'O, tai vargu ar Draugas
butu protestaves -.
IS tikruju, pareiksti nuomones apie da-
lykus, ivykusius prizes 25 metus, neturetu
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IS vokietijos

Mires Vokietijos kronprincas
Friedrichas Vilhelmas, vyriau-
sias buvusio Vokietijos Kaiserio
antrojo sunus, palaidotas Hohen-
zollernu piles sode. Laidotuvese
dalyvavo apie 200 asmenQ: Sci
mos nariu, ankstyvesniuju Vo-
kietijos aristokratu. Kronprinco
dukte Cecilia, kuri yra isteke-
just uz amerikiecio Clyde Har-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

stems privaloma tiesa, kuria visi turetu pri-
init, lyg koki be abejojimq tiketina apreis-
kima.
simet kaip tik sueis rs metal nuo to
ligi siol tick skirtingu nuomoniu tebeke-
liancio gruodzio II dienos perversmo Lietu-
vote. Tebera gyvu visa ellie zmoniu, kure
gall ir turf ko apie tai papasakoti. Teisin-
gai DIR. K. Griniaus pareiskime pasakyta, jog
rs metu laikotarpio "uztenka net j skau-
dziausius ivykius pazvelgti rimtai, saltai
galimai objektyviau''
Nors paskelbtasis DIR. K. Griniaus pa
reiskimas nera labai nusisekes tokios nuo-
mones patvirtinimas, bet visdelto galma IT,
ketis, kad dabar net tiesiogiai suinteresuotu
asmenQ pasisakymai gall butt jau bent vi
dutiniskai objektyvus. Todel sia proga grei-
ciau reiktu ne sudrausti pasipasakojimus,
bet gal net paskatinti. Tx viena salyga:
NUNS visiems labiau reikaIngas kick gall
ma objektyvesnis faktu destymas, O ne OPT
niju, isitikinimu skelbimas. Pliki tvirtini-
mai, kad, pavyzdziui, tas ivykis buvo Lietu-
vos istorijoje "juodziausia deme', "nusikal-
timas", arba priesingai - "Augsciausiojo
palaima", "issigelbejimas" "tautos genijaus
apsireiskimas" nieko nauja ir nieko naudn-
ga tue reikalu nepasako. Naudinga bltu
autentiska informacija, kaip buvo, kodel
(pasakojancio nuomone) taip buvo, kas bu-
vo galvota bel ko siekta vienaip ar ktaip
pasielgiant. Tai bltq tikrai vertinga me-
dziaga istorijai, ir daugeliui musq paCiu. Is
to kiekvienas galvojas zmogus jau pats susi-
darys isvadas, ar tai buvo 'deme', ar pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

ris, is Texas valstybes, taip pat
buvo j laidotuves atskride.
Idomu, kad mires konprincas
pirmojo pasaulinio karo metu
vadovavo penktajai vokieciu ar
mijai ir kovesi Verdune. Pran-
cuzu puseje tada jo priesu buvo
Petain. Ir dabar abu, anu atmin-
tiny musiu vadai beveik vienu
metu mire. Petain mire eidamas
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w DIRVA MINI

Lithuanian Weekly, published by
Ohio Lithuanian Publishing Company,
$500 Superior Ave-, Cleveland 3. Ohio.
Phone: ENdicott 1-4486. Issued in
Cleveland every Thursday. Editors:
Vincas Rastenis, Balys Gaidziunas.
Entered as Second Class matter
December 9Th, 1915, at Cleveland
under the act of March 3. 1879.
Subscription per year in advance:
in the United States = $4.00 in Ca
NADIA = $3.50, elsewhere - $3.50.
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lalma". Tokia medziaga skelbti dabar jau
nebutq peranksti.
Dirbtinis baubas.

Visdelto DIR. K. Grinius Gar j. Kedainis)
savo pareiskima pagrindzia kitokiu tikslu
bel kitokia priezastimi. Pareiskime nuro-
dyta, jog tarp ko kita, Sis pareiskimas daro-
mas del to, kad ''tautininkai savo propaean.
dig apie "gruodzio 17-sios misija'' permeta
Amerika, ir as jauciu pareiga savo pareiski-
mu sukliudyti jq demagogija"
Kas bent kick seka lietuviu tautininku
veikima Amerikoje tas puikiai Zinc, kad
jokios propagandos apie 'gruodzio II d. mi
sija' jie neveda JOS neuztiksi ne tik Ame-
rikoje, bet nei kur nors kitur. Jokiu pa
minejimq, jokiu straipsniu spaudoje tue klav-
simu nematyti. Faktiskai tokia "propagan-
da'' tautininkams visai neaktuali, kick tai
iecia ateiti. Ir kick liecia praeiti, nebutu
gaima nurodyti jokio demesio verto atsiti-
kimo, kur is tautininkq puses, ju iniciatyva
pastaraisiais pokariniais laikais butu kas
emesis irodineti to ivykio isganinguma. Kahn
zinoma, tautininkq ir ne tautininku tarpe
(vartojant 81 pavadinima, kaip tam tikros
poaIHIeo SiupeS ar VlSuOmenlneS SrOVeS var
da) yra mananciu apie ia ivyk1 labai tel
giamai, yra mananciq ir CANA kritiskai. Sian
dien tikrai nera ypatingai aktualu If svarbu
del vienokios ar kitokios pazilros tue klau-
simu kovoti ir vesti kokia nors propaganda.
Tas klausimas, kick jis pastaruoju lai-
ku palieciamas, paprastai palieciarnasf ne
tautininkq iniciatyva. tokius palietimus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Lietuviskas savaitrastis, leidziamas
Ohio Lietuviu Leidybos Bendroves,
$500 Superior Ave., Cleveland g.,
Ohio. Telefonas: ENdicott 1-4486. Is
eina kiekviena ketvirtadieni Redakto-
rial: V. Rastenis, B. Gaidziunas.
Iregistruota kaip antros klases
siunta 1916 metu gruodzio d., Gle
velande pagal 1879 m. kovo 3 dienos
istatyma.
Prenumerata metams is ankstO
Jungtinese Amerikos Valstybese -
$4.00, Kanadoje $3.50, kitur -
$3.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

! svedija pabegusiu triju lie
tuviu (nuo rusu laivo, plaukio-
jusio Baltijos juroje) tolimesni
likima issprende palankiai:
jiems Quota prieglaudos teise ir
Rusijos noras JUGS isgauti at
mestas. So
. Komunistines spaudos prane-
simu Maskvos Didysis Teatras
minejo IT'S metu sukakti. Mine
jime dalyvave ir lietuviai: K.
Petrauskas, J. Grybauskas, J.
Stasiunas ir KIT.
. Ambergo (Vokietijoje) dzio-
vininku sanatorijoje siuo metu
gydosi 26 lietuviai. Ligoniai tu-
ri sudare savo komiteta, kuriam
yadovauja K. Stankaitis.
N
. Is Chicagos pranesa, kad B.
Vesotos sumanytos lietuviskos
filmos sukimas, del atsiradusiq
nesusipratimu, sustojo.
. Kun. A. Trakis, lietuviu evan
geliku organizatorius ir visuo-
menininkas, evangeliku organi-
Zavimo reikalais lankesi Montre-
alyje, Kanadoje. Grizdamas is
Kanados j Chicago dvi dienas
viesejo Clevelande pas P. J.
Ziurius.
. Belgijoje neseniai mire du lie
tuviai, laikinai Belgijoje isiku-
re: V. Gajauskas ir Petras Ka-
minskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

. Svedijos studentai siais me-
tais lankysis Vokietijoje ir pla-
ciau susipazins SUI tremtiniu stu
dentu gyvenimu.
Is Vokietijos pranesama, kad
Vlikas nori pradeti leisti savo
laikrasti. Ar tai bus tikslinga -
yra labai daug abejojimu.
. Australijoje gyvena inzinie-
rial siekia sukurti savo organi-
zacija. Iniciatyvos emesi inz. 3.
Daukus, gyvenas Sydney mieste.
Kanadoje leidziamas laikras-
tis "Laisvoji Lietuva" vel per-
sitvarke ir isejo didelio, ketu-
riQ puslapiu, formato. Kaip daz-
mai laikraStis els - nepasakyta.
Anksciau ejo viena karta per
menesi.
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j. Tysliava Vienybes 81 mr.,
raso "zodi Rasteniui":
o tue tarpu Vincas Rastenis sake,
kad as uzsiimineju "smulkiomis in
trigelemis".
Dirvos redaktorius atvirai, lyg III
nodamas, tvirtina, kad as rasineju
'sufrizuotus" pranesimus apie Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Tautine Sajunga, ku-
rios organu jis noretu paversti savo
laikrasti.
Aplamai, jis kalba su tokiu auto
ritetu, lyg, rodos, Amerikos Lietu-
viu Tautine Sajunga butu jo nuo-
savybe.
Nenuostabu, kad dar prizes Ats
selma is tos pacios Dirvos pastoges
buvo siuntinejami "sufrizuoti" lais-
kai, kuriuose buvo reikalaujama Olio
rezignacijos ne tik is ATS pirminin-
ko, bet ir ALT vicepirmininko vie
tos -.
Kokio - smulkaus ar stambaus -
kalibro yra 81 intriga, broli Vincai?
Turime pastebeti, kad Sis da-
lykas nepamatuotai keliamas
asmenine plotme. Rastenis su
Tysliava gall butt broliai, biciu-
liai, kumai ir kas tik nori -
visuomeniniu reikalu tatai ne
liecia.
Dirva prizes pora savaiciu ra-
do reikalo atvirai prabilti apie
Vienybes pasirodziusias "infor-
macijas'', kad suinteresuotiejj
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95 metus nuo senatves, o Fried
richas Wilhelmas eidamas SO
amziaus metus nuo schlerozo.
siais metals .Vakarq Vokieti-
ia laukia rekordinio jaw der
liaus. Ypatingai tiki gero kvie-
ciu derliaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

jos btvo prievarta isvaromi vo-
kieciai. Vienok, kaip ivairus re-
tt specialistai, ypac porcelano
pramones specialistai, Cekoslo-
vakijos tuometines vyriausybes
buvo sulaikyti. Dabar vokieciu
spaudos saltiniai teigia, kad &C.
koslovakijoj tebegyvena dar
100000 vokieciu.
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Tuoj po karo is Cekoslovaki-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-04

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Evening star., 1951-08-22
Resests Fly Again. Recoptue Technique of Carrier Landings

jobs, which they have left for two
weeks Of training.
And they're adding to their
ability to land fighter or torpedo
plane on the Saipan's landing deck,
which, despite its 617-foot length,
still looks pretty small from the
air.
The preparatory base for the
maneuvers Is the naval auxiliary
station at Chincoteague. on the
Virginia coast. From there the
local reserve pilots, using F2F
Bearcats and TBM Avengers seek
out the Saipan and its destroyer
escort, the Foley, usually about
100 miles out.
| To the onlooker it isn't as easy
as it appears. The pilots. in their
reindoctrination, must brush up
on the peculiarities Of winds at
sea, how to acquire true course
to the fight deck. how to place
implicit faith in the nag signals
VI tIIC Ad1IOA1AS oASAAd4 O4AANOA, AO
matter how good the prospective
landing looks, and how to act in
an emergency without endanger-
ing the carrier.
1t. Joe Burke, who lives at
1109 Headrow lane, Falls Church,
Va, is a member of Squadron
VI e62, which with Squadron
VI 661 is engaged in the carrier
training.
! The republication is turning
out we'll for 1t. William F. Wet
more, jr., 80. of 30l Jackson street,
Falls Church.
| 1T has all come back quickly. "
he said after six good landings
Evening star., 1951-08-22

and flve take-offS. "And its my
first time since 1945."
One Of the most important Re-
servistS aboard the Saipan is Ed
ward Richitelli, 80, of 224l Thirty
ninth place NV, a law student
at George Washington University
He is the landing signal officer
and with help of his observers, has
the key job Of either waving q
pilot in, or waving him of. ac-
cording to the planes approach as
seen from his position on deck.
The squadrons also have their
plane captains" most Of them
apprentice airmen like Walter
Reilly. 20, of 1926 Seventh street
NV. who works at the business
counter Of The Star. He keeps
busy checking the oil, gas, brakes
and other necessities.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
By Harry Lever
Stur Stoff coyrespondenf

ABOARD U. s. s. SAIPAN. AT
SEA. Aug. 22.-A shockproof spine
and plenty Of additional backbone
is needed to land a fast fighter
on the deck Of this big aircraft
carrier now roaming the Atlantic,
But reservists from Anacostia
Evening star., 1951-08-22

vote quickly on his motion to in
crease the fund authorization.
The House cut $265 million from
President Truman's request for
European military funds.
1T would be the worst kind Of
false economy to reduce our mill
tary aid to Europe in the face
Of present world conditions" Sem
ator Lodge declared.
He said he also favors full mill
itary outlays for Formosa and
Indo- China. The House reduced
the requested $555 million for
Asia and the Pacific to $3.50 mill
lion.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

Naval Air Station seem to have
both attributes. After several years
of inactivity, in some case, they
are making good scores in requali-
flying for carrier landings and
ltakeoffs during current oceso
maneuvers of the Virginia Coast.
They're brushing up for combat.
: If called from their civilian-life
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Lodge Asks Test Vote
On Arms Aid Bill
BY the Associated Press

Senator Lodge, Republican, Of
Massachusetts,. called for a test
committee vote today on provid-
ing a full $50 billion in military
aid to Europe in the $7,499, ,000, 900
foreign assistance bill.
He told a reporter he is asking
the Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees to
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Muimed in Blost

FORT RILEY, Kans.. Aug. %
R).-Sergt. Ira E. Jones, jr.. Of
Hot Springs, Va, was injured
critically yesterday in a demoli-
ton blast at Fort Riley's artillery
range. He suffered the loss Of
his left hand. serious injury to
his right hand and was blinded.
The guardian., 1951-09-22
McINERNEY'S CAMPAIGN
REACHES CLIMAX

Hitting a whirlwind schedule
throughout the City this past
week Representative Timothy ].
McInerney urged Boston voters
to elect him to the new Boston
School Committee, confident
that his public and private rec
ord would attract the whole
hearted support of all groups of
citizens interested in the ad-
vancement of the Boston public
school system.
Reviewing his outstanding leg
islative record, McInerney said
he was author of the parochial
school bus bill, the Fair Employ
ment Practices Law, and numer-
Gus measures beneficial to labor,
veterans and the aged.
Il am willing to make the
necessary sacrifice of time and
effort to see that all of our chill
drenz receive the best possible
education, McInerney said. "On
the new Boston School Commit
tee, I will demand equal rights
Continued on Page TtUo)
The guardian., 1951-09-22
vICTIMIZED BANKS
DESERVES TO WIN

House Of Representatives, ano-
ther member arose on the floor
and attacked the NAACP as a
dangerous communistic organiz-
alton. Banks vigorously denied
the charge.
Banks prevented a housing
project from being erected in
the South End recreation area,
Madison Park.
Banks obtained a not guilty
verdict after defending four col
ored sailors indicated on a
trumped-up charge of assault
in the Fargo Building, Boston.
Banks also was successful in
demanding the War Department
in World War II drop charges
of INSTRUMENTATION against col
ored WACS on duty at Ft. Dew
ems, Mass.
VOTE for Banks, able, honest,
experienced in government.
The guardian., 1951-09-22
MRS. BATSON FOR
SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Mrs. Ruth M Batson, candi-
date for the Boston School Com
mittee and mother Of three
daughters, urges all citizens in
terested in children to give her
one of the five votes on
September 25.
Mrs. Batson, first colored wom-
an in the history Of Boston to
seek this post. has outlined a pro-
gram of action--tae removal OF
obsolete and antiquated school
buildings, a subsidized hot lunch
program and the end Of the dis
elimination against m arrie d
teachers.
For your children's sake. elect
Ruth M. Batson to the Boston
School Committee.
The guardian., 1951-09-22
DRUG CLERK
joins NAVY

Clarence Strong Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Strong of
fremont St, last week enlisted
in the Navy and is now at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton, Chicago.
Young Strong student at the
Northeastern College of Pharm-
acy, was employed as clerk at
the Douglass So. Pharmacy, Ire
mont and Cabot SITS. In his earlier
years he was a hustling newsboy,
handling the Guardian, other
weeklies and some dailies. He
plans to continue pharmacy
course on his release from the
Navy service.
The guardian., 1951-09-22
BY MONROE MASON

Councillor Laurence H. Banks,
candidate for reelection, is the
1864" preliminary election ques
ton, being number ga on the
ballot, in the 4th column, with
other top named Council candi-
dates. Spanning the columns and
REACHING Banks will be an easy
task for conscientious voters with
nothing else on their minds out
to mark an x beside the name
of candidate Banks who was
defrauded from his Council seat
for 20 months and is now a
member of TIL e Boston City
Council, confirmed by the Su-
preme Judicial Court of Mass.
Among leading highlights of
Banks political career is
General Court incident. When
Banks was a member Of the
The guardian., 1951-09-22
LANIGAN APPEARS
STRONG CONTENDER

Easily the strongest candidate to emerge in the
current campaign for election TO she new nine-man
City Council present Councillor and former State
Representative George T. Lanigan who has astounded
political experts with the extraordinary effect his i'm
pressive legislative record has had on the voters
throughout Bostons ~ wards. These experts point
that in many districts Langan has proved stronger
than the "favorite SON primarily because all his acts
in public service were brought about not merely for
the people in his own district bur for every class Of
individuals it was possible TO benefit in any way.
militant fighter against dis Continued Page TOo)
The guardian., 1951-09-22
Be SURE TO VOTE next TUESDAY
NOTABLE CAREER OF NEWARK'S
ATTORNEY OLIVER RANDOLPH

NEWARK, N. ]. Oliver
Randolph, Newark attorney who
served as the only Colored del
egate to the convention which
adopted the new State Consti-
tuition four years ago, died in
Presbyterian Hospital here after
a long illness. He was SO.
A former assemblyman and
deputy state attorney general,
Randolph also served for 10 yrs.
as the first colored assistant u
S. attorney in the state. In re-
The guardian., 1951-09-22
Banks Backed
Bob Russell
For Constable

One of the first political acts
of Councillor Laurence H. Banks
was to recommend for appoint
ment to the Office of Constable
for the City of Boston, one of
his old cohorts, the popular and
congenial Bob" Russell, former
Bail Commissioner, former Man
ager of the Pioneer Club and
Owner and Manager of the once
famous Boston Tigers Baseball
team. on which team Larry"
Banks held down the "hot cor
ner." Bob Russell was sworn in
Tuesday, Sept. II, at City Hall
by the City Clerk.
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REBECCA JONES
LAID TO REST

Funeral services were held
Saturday, Sept. Is, at the Modern
Funeral Home, 81 Dartmouth ST.,
Cora Reid MacKerrow, director,
for Mrs. Rebecca c. Jones of ITO
Walnut ave-, who had passed
away after a long illness. Many
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Recognized as a sure winner
for the new Nine Member City
Council, Attorney Kathleen t.
Ryan Dacey has been endorsed
and supported by leading buSi-
ness, labor, and professional or
ganizations throughout the City
The guardian., 1951-09-22
Michael ]. Ward Seen
Council Winner

School Committeeman Michael
J. Ward pointed to a long and
unusual record of public service
this week as he brought to a
climax his campaign for seat
in the nine-man City Council.
Political experts generally con-
The guardian., 1951-09-22

cent years he has been mem
Der of Gov. Driscolls Civil
Rights Commission.
He was first elected. to the
State Legislature from Essex in
1923 and served for nine years
as the second colored man to hold
such a post in the states history.
At the Constitutional Conven-
ton in 1947, he authored Clause
No. 5 of the new document,
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done a splendid Job. 1t is a rec
ord of progress in every field Of
municipal activity and endeavor.
It is a good record. It is a rec
ord which merits the continu-
ance Of the Hynes administra-
ton in Office.
Under the administration of
Mayor HyneS such highly trav-
eled but sadly neglected Rox-
bury streets as Humboldt ave,
Lenox, Warren, Waumbeck, and
many others have been restored
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SEEN FOR
KATHLEEN RYAN DACEY

of Boston," a committee spokes-
man said.
with unprecedented support,
her headquarters have been
swarming with activity. Men
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slider that Ward is one Of the
ly available to parents who
sought his advice and assistance
on matters affecting their sons
and daughters.
Continued on Page Three
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Gabriel Francis Piemonte,
candidate for the Boston City
Council, has been an outstapd-
ing member of the Legislature
where he served FOR the past
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GABRIEL FRANCIS PIEMONTE
CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL

five years. He is Chairman Of
the important Legislative Com
mittee on Power and Light and
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HYNES, NAN
OF PROGRESS

A difficult task faced John B.
HyneS when he took Office less
than two years ago. He has
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CURLEY ALWAYS
FOR civil RIGHTS,
EQUALITY

Governor Curley's record notes
that civil rights was accorded by
him many years before efforts
were being made to put it into
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