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Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
GEORGETOWN


The Georgetown KiWanis Club
was host at an inter-club meeting
with the Salisbury, Nd, Kiwanis
Club, in Grace Methodist Church
here last week. The Salisbury Club,
headed by Arthur Ahrens, presi-
dent, presented the program for
the evening. Mr.. Ahrens introduce
ed Hamilton p. Fox, vice presi-
dent Of the visiting club, who pre-
sented Gilbert Thornton, talented
young singer of Salisbury, who
sang several operate, classical and
popular numbers accompanied by
Betty Bassett, also of Salisbury.
The speaker of the evening was
Hans c. Schilling, member of the
Salisbury Club. Mr.. Senilling bas-
ed his talk on "Give rs Our Daily
Bread" Defining Bread" as not
merely loaf of >bread, but all
the components of daily living on
the lives Of people of this nation,
including homes, clothing, food, au-
tOmObiles, etc" the speaker point
ing to "the abundance of every
thing in America" said ut has been
aptly stated that the garbage pals
of America uWould feed half of Eu-
rope" He went on to tell of the
starvation years in Germany fol-
lowing World War and conditions
found during a survey there after
World War II. Appalling cOndi-
tions, lack of food and other con-
ditions existing behind the Iron
Curtain were cited by the speaker,
who said the Iron Curtain is high
and there are 10000 iron tanks
there to protect the curtain" He
compared conditions of people un-
der Communist domination and of
the English under Socialism with
the abundance of everything in
free America and the ease with
which we are able to obtain enough
for needs and luxuries. He called
attention to the recent drastic re-
duction, in England, which now al
lows 9 cents worth of meat, one
egg and &c worth of cheese per per-
son for a week.
Mr.. Schilling also told of work
done by the Salisbury Club for I'm
derprivileged Children, during the
summer when they placed 20 chill
dren from New York in homes of
Salisbury and community and also
of work done along that line in
their own local community. He con-
cluded by urging all Kiwanians to
redouble their efforts for the un-
derprivileged children of their own
communities, in the cities and in
other countries.
Dallas A. Dennis, president of
the Georgetown Club, presided over
3 brief business session and an
nounced that 20 persons, including
the delegates and alternates will
attend the convention in Roanoke,
October 4, 5 and and a number of
the members will also attend Char
ter Night in Easton, Md, on Sep
tember Is.
William Jaeger, Of the staff of
the local radio station, was induct-
ed as a member of the club by
Past President Harry S. Smith.
Rev. William o. Hackett spoke
briefly on the campaign for funds
now in progress by the Georgetown
Youth Council and told of the ben
eft play to be given in the loca
school September II and 13. Din
ner music was by Mrs. Edna Rus
Snowden, with Edward Serma as
song leader. The invocation was
given by Rev. Hackett.
Guests of the club were Holly
M. Englar of Allentown, Pa, Miss
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Tale Of No Tail

RANGOON-(P)-This is a tale
which ends literally with the end
of a tail.
A Burmese peasant Maung Kyat
was jogging along the dusty road
between Mandalay and Tada-U III
his bullock-drawn cart when he
shot 25 feet into air. The cart, pass
ing over a rebel-hidden landmine,
had touched off an explosion.
Maung Kyat was Unhurt, but the
bulls tail was severed.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. Fred West Of will
mington visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Culver on Monday.
Mrs. RhOda Draper. Mrs. Mary
Fooks, Mrs. Freeney and son Of
Salisbury, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Draper.
Mrs. John Heller of Odessa, is
spending a week with her daugh-
ter and son-in-laW. Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomas.
Mrs. Daisey Rogers is spending
some time in Chester. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Draper
spent Monday in Salisbury, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Special Delivery

CAIRO - (P) - A fisherman
dipped his net in the Nile-and
brought up a sOggy pack Of letters.
Investigation disclosed that a
weary postman tossed the letters
over Kasr Ell Nil bridge to avoid
the trouble of delivering them.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-10

IA dalyvavo Pasadenos Geliu pa
rodoje, bal. % atstovavo lietu-
viams Tarpt. Institute festiva-
Lyle, geg. 6 - Liet. Dienu kon-
certe San Diego, O geguzes 26
dalyvaus irgi LID koncerte San
Francisco. Grupe sudaro dau-
giausiai naujai atvyke lietuviai:
Ina Bertulyte. L. Jociute, Dalia
Karaliute, Ada Korsakaite, J.
Pamataityte, E. Truskauskaite,
St. Makarevicius, L. Gruzas, R.
Dabsys ir J. Dranginis. Vado-
vauja Lucia Zaikiene.
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MAzAI MOKINIU LIETUVIQ
SEKMADIENIO MOKYKLOJ

Viename susirinkime, lietu-
viz sekmadienio mokyklos, kuri
veikia prie parapijos baznycios,
mokytojas V. Paziura atkreipe
ypaciai tremtiniu tevu demesi,
kad mokykla kartais lankoma
labai mazo skaiciaus vaikq. Pa
sitaiko, kad teatvyksta tik vie
mas kitas vaikas. Toxic neskait-
lingo lankymosi priezastis, grei-
ciausiai, yra ia, kad Los Ange-
les mieste tremtiniai gyvena la
bal tolimose vietose nuo mokyk-
los ir sventadieniu susisiekimo
sunkumai trukdo vaikams Ian
kyti mokykla.
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LIETUVIQ IsVYKA
] "MEILES UOSTA"

Praejusi sekmadieni, geguzes
6 d., daug Los Angeles lietuviu
automobiliais buvo isvyke j
''meiles uosta" - San Diego,
ten gyvenencius lie
tuvius, kuriu ten tepriskaitoma
vos kelios seimos. San Diego
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TREMTINIAI PERKASI
NAMUS

IS Los Angeles gyvenanciuju
tremtiniq, jau 10 seimu isigijo
namus. Vieni is paskutiniuju
pirke namuS yra Azuolaitis ir
Jasinevicius. Pastarasis isigijo
net dvejus namus.
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KA|P uETUvIA| UzPILDO DID1AUS|AS SALES

lOklame kfaSLe, kur lalkaS II
kiekvienas pajudejimas matuo-
jamas 'doleriu, tenka su nuosta-
ba ir pasigerejimu kalbeti apie
idejini darba, kuriuo pasizymi
lietuviu kulturos puoseletojai
pirmoj eilej choral.
\Ciurlionio ansamblis yra vie
mas is tokiu pasisventeliu, kurio
nariai neklausia, kick jiems bus
uzmoketa uz sugaista laika repe-
ticijose ir kancertuose.
Ligsioliniai ciurlionieciu kon-
certai Americas didmiesciuose
parode, kad lietuviai patys vie
nj uzpildo geriausias ir didziau-
sias sales. Noretusi tiketi, kad
tai nera laikinis reiskinys, kad
taip bus ir ateityje.
Kai Draugo dienrascio atsto-
vas DIR. Juska kreipes j Chicagos
Operos rlmu administratoriu
del sales Ciurlionio ansamblio
koncertui, Sis bande j atkalbe-
tt nuo tokios dideles sales uzemi-
mo. Esa, tokia sale labai retail
kada buna pilna zmoniu. Tx pri-
minus, kad koncertuos pernai
cia pat koncertaves Ciurlionio
ansamblis, ADMINISTRATORS su
pasitenkinimu prieme uzsakyma,
sakydamas, jog lietuviai esa
antrieji zydai.
Antrasis Ciurlionieciu pasiro-
dymas Chicagoje yra tue nepa-
prastas, kad is sio koncerto ho-
noraro ansamblis paskyre 1000
doleriu premija lietuviu litera-
turai. Grazus ir pavyzdingas
Observation-Disclosures tarp rengeju,
scenos dalyviu ir publikos.
Ciurlionio ansamblis Siam kon-
certui buvo ypac gerai pasiruq-
ses ir Civic Operos scenoje pa
sirode visa savo jega, kaip da-
lyyiu skaiciumi, balsine medzia-
ga, taip ir programos atliklmo
tikslumu. Kad ne kiekvienas at
liekamas dalykas reikejo karto-
ii, kad didzules sales gale sede-
je klausytojai "negalejo gerai
girdeti" subtiliu dainu pianissi-
mo - tai jau ne dainininkQ kali
tie. Ivairaus mentaliteto publl-
kai sunku pilnai itikti. Daug kas
nori tik frankly dainu, kurios
sales sienas drebintu, lubas Kill
notu, kitas nori sirdi kutenan-
ciu romansu >. Bet juk ne Ia
me yra muzikos dvasia. A. Mi
kulskis yra is tu muzikq, kurle
Muzos veliava mesa augstai -.
Programme buvo % dalykai.
Atliko misrus choras, moterq
choras su kanklemis, vyru cho-
ras,N misrus choras SUI tautiniQ
instrumentu orkestru (kankle-
mis-, rageliais, lumzdeliais, sku-
duciais), tautiniq sokiu poros.
Solistai: Natalija Aukstuoliene,
Regina Malcanaite, Valerija Vo-
1eisaite, Aldona Varekojiene,
Petras Mazelis, Antanas Kava-
liunas, Aleksandras Liutkus,
Pranas Petraitis (sekminiu ra-
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gelis) ir koncerto favoritai: Be-
nediktas B u kus ir Vytau.
tas M a | a n a - du ber-
nlukai, suzaveje publika Pieme-
neliq dainoje. Praneseja Prane
Ambrozeviciute, tautiniu sokiu
vadovas Vytautas Aukstuolis,
kankliQ orkestro vadove Ona
Mikulskiene. Ansamblio pirmi-
ninkas Juozas Stempuzis.
Koncertas baigesi karstais pa
dekos ir sveikinimo zodziais bel
premijos cekio perdavimu. An
sambli sveikino rengejai, Dali
navos ansamblis, Lietuviu Rasy-
toju Draugija ir Vilnieciu Sa-
junga. Ansamblis gavo geliu. !
sveikinimus atsake ansamblio
vadovas A. Mikulskis.
Prizes koncerta Mailand vies-
butyje ivykusiuose pietuose kali
bejo Lietuviu Rasytoju Draugi-
jos pirmininkas Babrauskas,
Lietuviu Dailininku Draugijos
vardu Adomas Varnas, tautosa-
kos rinkejas j. Buga, Draugo ir
ALT vardu Leonardas Simutis,
Lietuvos konsulas Chicagoje DIR.
P. Dauzvardis, Draugo leideju
vienuoliu Marijonu vardu tevas
Miciunas ir ansamblio globeja
tremtyje ponia Dauzvardiene.
Rasytojas Babrauskas, pami-
nejes lietuviu literaturai vargin-
gus 1850 metus, pasidziauge
grazia pradzia ateinanciam pus-
meciui.
= Plikas nuogam paduoda
ranka, - kalbejo Babrauskas.
= Nuosirdi padeka ne kan XII
tam, kaip tik Ciurlionio ansamb-
liui.
Dailininku Veterans Ad. Var
mas pareiske dideli dziaugsma,
pazymedamas, kad jau Xxi 10
rasytoju pradejo darba kurybo-
je, paskatinti sios premijos, ir
palinkejo ansambliui ilgiausiu
meCu lr lSCVefmeS.
- AS sveikinu Ciurlionio an
sambli, - kalbeejo J. Buga, -
kaip lietuviu liaudies dainu po-
puliarintoja. - Jis prizadejo
duoti is savo surinkto lobyno
tinkamq melodiju.
= AS dekoju uz padaryta di-
dele malone Draugui ir Rasyto-
ju Draugijai,\ tare L. Simutis. =
AS noreciau, kad jusu atsilanky-
mas virstu tradicija. Kaip ALT
pirmininkas, noriu padekoti uz
ia didele pagalba kovoje del Lie
tuvos laisves. Nuns reikia pa
galbos visose srityse.
= JUS taip, kaip geriausi mu-
zikos artistai, - prabilo konsu-
las Dauzvardis, = pasirodote,
suzavite =. Jusu dainos suzavi
kiekviena. JUS kaip mistika, ku-
ria skelbia Konstantinas Ciurlio-
mis-. ! jus lietuviai ziuri, kaip i
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Los Angeles vAmerikos Ba|so' negirdi

Per dideli atstuma, kuris mus
skiria nuo New Yorko $1,000
myliq SUI virsum), mes cia
"Amerikos Balso" negirdime ir
tenka tik retkarciais pamatyti
musu spaudoje kas lietuviu kali
ba transliuojamoje programme
Lietuvai perduodama.
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Is Ciurlionio Ansamblio
antrosios viesnages Chicagoje

specifine savoka. JUS turtle ne
paprasta reiksme tautai. Skelb-
kite ta Evangelija -. JUS nesu-
stokite prie lietuviu auditorijos,
bet uzkariaukite Amerikos vi
suomene :.
- Gala, kad jus, kaip zaibas !:
pasirodote ir dingstate, = sa-
ko ponia Dauzvardiene. - Ne
turime progos parodyti jums
dideli lietuviu vaisinguma, pasi-
dziaugti jumis ilgiau =. JUS
esate lietuviu tautos istorijos
pavyzdys.
Panasus koncertai yra lietu-
viu vieningumo rodikliai. Ciur-
lionio ansamblis yra apolitinis
kulturos veiksnys. Jis dainuoja
ir gieda. Jis priima, kiekvienos
lietuviskos organizacijos kvieti-
ma, isskyrus maskoliams parsi-
davusiq raudonuju. Rasytoju
draugija, kuriai Ciurlionis pa
dovanojo didele premija, irgi yra
apolitine organizacija. Taciau
idomu, kas "neleido" ALT da-
lyvaujancios socia a demokra-
tn sroves dienrasciui - Naujie-
noms nors trumpai parasyti apie
ivyksianti Ciurlionio ansamblio
koncerta Chicagos Operos ru-
muose? Tiesa, koncerto renge-
jas buvo Naujienu ideologinis
priesininkas Draugas. Bet argi
musu socialdemokratai niekada
neiskyla is partinio kiauto? Ar
gi jiems nedziugu, kai lietuiviai
perpildo didziausias Americas
didmiesciu sales? Argi jiems
nerupi lietuviu vieningumas ko-
vote del Lietuvos laisves?
Koncerto metu Naujienos bu-
vo susaukusios Lietuviu audito-
rijoj Darbininku sventes (ge-
guzes pirmosios) minejima su
DIR. P. Grigaicio prakalba. Svar-
bi yra ,ir tokia svente, bet ar ne
daugiau garbes butu buve Nau-
jienoms, jei ta svente butu Sven
te kitu laiku? -.
Ed. Karnenas
. Komplimentu ir sentimentu
issiliejimo metu, atrodo, auto
riui, ir, kick tenka pastebeti,
daug kan susipainiojo, kaip yra
su ia Ciurlionio ansamblio lite
raturine premija. Daugeliui su-
sidare ispudis, kad stai sio kon-
certo deka 1852 metu LietuviQ
Rasytoju Draugijos literaturos
premija bus jad nebe 500, o vi
sas 1000 doleriu, ir kad Lietu-
viu Rasytoju Draugija ta suma
dabar jau turi. .Taciau tai visai
klaidingas ispudis: premijai nu-
matytoji suma - $1,000 vertes
cekis, - iteiktas ne Lietuviu
Rasytoju Draugijai ir ne metz
nei literaturos premijai ismo-
keti, bet Draugo leidejams, kali
bamojo koncerto rengejams, ku-
rie sia suma yra numate. panau-
doti siais metals parasytinam
lietuviskam romanui premijuoti.
Kick girdeti, konkurso sally
gose esq numatyta taip premi-
juotaji romano tue paciu faktu
permit Draugo leidyklos nuosa.
vyben, il isleisti ir, berods Cd
is pajamu sudaryti nauja pre-
mia kitais metals. (Nors yra
A.-.4:,.s~o.,, Ixo1 1,.%,1o j M n4 q ! G
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lis toks turtingas, kad gall jau
tukstantines dovanas duoti. Pa
aiskina ir kodel ia dovana Drau-
gui, o ne kan kitam. Tai, tiesa
pasakius, rengeju pelnas, arba
is anksto sutartas atlyginimas
uz jq gerai atlikta darba. Ka-
dangi tas atlyginimas is anksto
numatytas sunaudoti romano
rankrascio isigyjimui, tai tas ir
dave pamato pavadinti j pre-
mia bel ansamblio dovana. Jei
kurie kit rengejai yra tureje is
ansamblio koncertu pelno, tai ga
lima sakyti, kad irgi yra tokiu
dovanu gave Tx kiti nesusi-
prato ia mpelnui (jeigu jo bu-
vo) toxic skambaus vardo duo
IT,. RED.
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zio prasme: tai butu greiciau
pirkymas varzytyniu budu -
kas uz tam tikra suma pasiulys
geriausia preke. Ir mokamoji
suma tokiomis salygomis geriau
tiktq vadinti ne premija, O no.
noraru autoriui uz perleidima
spausdinimo bel pardavinejimo
teisiu.
Pavadinus dalykus jiems pri-
deranciais vardais, kick kitokio-
je sviesoje atsiduria ir Naujie-
nq laikysena sio koncerto at
zvilgiu, del kurios autorius Cir
daugelis - del to ir 81 pastaba
dedama) daro priekaista: bu-
vo pamato j 81 koncerta ziureti,
kaip j vienos leidyklos komerci-
nj parengima. zinoma, Ciurlio-
nio ansamblio koncertas, Wis
tick, kokio pobudzio bebutu jo
komercine puse, visada yra zy-
mus kulturinis ivykis, ir todel
atkreipti j j skaitytojQ demesi
pritinka kiekvienam lietuviskam
laikrasciui, net ir savo iniciaty-
va, be rengeju ar paeiu koncer-
tuotoju prasymo ar priminimo.
Bet pazymetina taip pat, kad
siuo atveju tokiQ priminimu XII
items laikrasciams, berods, nei
nebuvo: rengejai pasitikejo sa-
vomis garsinimo priemonemis,
ir, kaip matyti, neapsivyle.
Ia proga paliestinas ir paties
"premijos padovanojimo" klau-
simas, kadangi daugeliui iskyla
neaiskumu, kaip cia yra: an
samblis ka tik pasiskunde, kad
nesuveda galu SUI CALAIS, kad pc
eiles koncertu prisidare net sko.
lu, ir staiga pasidare toks dos
nus, kad davanoja Draugo lei
dyklai 1000 doleriu! Ir kodel,
butent, Draugo?
Nuns tas dalykas taip afro
do, pagal turimas informacijas
Draugo leidejai pasiryzo suor-
ganizuoti ansamblio koncerta ir
tue paciu zygiu sudaryti pinigu
kick galima geresniam naujam
romanui isigyti. Ligi siol ansam-
blio koncertu rengejai susitarda-
vo su ansambliu, kad is koncer-
to pajamu jam ismoka tick ir
tick, O nuostoliu rizika ar pelno
Wilt rengejai pasilieka sau. siuo
atveju pasiulymas atvirkscias:
rengejai is pajamu apmoka VIE
tines islaidas, gauna 1000 dole
riu romano reikalaus, o kas lie
|ka - ansamblio: jis is to apsl-
moka savo keliones ir kitas su
koncertu suristas islaidas, o jei
dar lieka, tai jo pelnas. Jei 10
vardas publikos nesutrauktu -
gal ir kelionei neuztektQ. kltalp
sakant, - pelno nuostoliu rlzl-
ka cia teko ne rengejams, o an
sambliui. Rengejai gerai pasi-
darbavo, ansamblis taip pat -
publikos buvo pilna sale, koncer-
tas buvo geras, islaidos padeng-
tos, romano reikalui tukstantls
susidare, ansamblio kellones
islaidoms uzteko ir dar, glrdetl,
liko tick, kad ansamblis is skolQ
isbrisias. Prize to dar reikia prl-
deti visa tautiskai moraline KAN
certo reiksme. Visi patenklntl'
numatyti uzsimojimai ivykdytl,
ko daugiau bereikia. Tai nuopel-
mas ansamblio, kad prlrenge II
atliko koncerta, nuopelnas rem
| -. 1l ,,orroni1avO n1Onol-
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yra viena didziausiu Amerikos
jury laivyno baziu ir ne be rel
kalo vadinama "meiles uostu" 4,
mes gi kur daug jurininku -
ten daug ir meiles -.
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AUTOMOBILE SUVAZINEJO
...LOVOJE

Ankstu praejusio sekmadie-
nio ryta susidurus dideliu grei-
ciu vaziuojantiems automobi-
liams, vienas is ju smarkia jega
atsimuse j vienos lietuves ma
ma. Savininke buvo ismesta is
lovos ir sunkiai suzeista. Auto
mobilio smugis buvo toks stip-
rus, kad namas sukrypo, lyg
butu buves pastatytas is kortu.
IS vaziavusiujq vienas uzmus-
tas, du sunkiai suzeisti.
TAUTINIV sOKIV GRUPE
yra viena is veikliausiu Los An
geles lietuviu organizaciju. Bal.
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TREMT1S

Venintel etuvkas laikras Voketjoje Eina
epos mnesio pradzo kas sav Ledza reaguoa zuaasas
SiMAS MGLNAS Prenumeraos kama Amerkoje Kanadoje
so cenq vienam menesu
TREMTIES atstOvai:
Visai Amerikai, isskyrus Chicagos miesta
St. Nasvyts, 4579 w. l57 St. Cleveland IL, Ohio
Chicagos miestui ir Kanadai
W. Stuogis. 1114 Florence Ave-. Evanston. III.
REMDAMI TREMTL RENAME VOKIETIJOJE
LlkUSIUS LlETUVIUS - BE UzJURIO LIE
TUVIQ PARAMOS JIE LIKS BE LAIKRAScIO!
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29
WANTED

Grocery clerk, part time or full
time work, woman preferred.
Phone: Smyrna 1851
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29

Mrs. Melvin Carter of Washing
ton, d. c., was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Busker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Wilson, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Macdonald
of Dover and Mrs. H.Kline Weir of
Pittsburg, Pa, were the Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Harmonson. Mrs. Weir has return
ed to her home after spending sew
eral days with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Corley spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Corley of East Orange, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham and
son Of Philadelphia, Pa, were the
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Thornley,.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest P. Collins
were the Thanksgiving guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Egan and
family and Capt. and Mrs. Earl
Poole and family of Lewes.
Miss Sarah Pratt is spending the
winter months at the home of Mrs.
Helen Attix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace White of
Wilmington were the Thanksgiving
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William J..
Taylor.
Miss Karla Schriftgiesser of Lon
donderry, Vermont, student at
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore,
Pa, was the Thanksgiving guest of
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker and Mrs.
Louise H. Burslem.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scout had
as their guests during the past
week Mrs. Scouts son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. RaySmith,
and children, Michael and Storey,
of Rehoboth Beach. In addition to
their house guests they also enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Willis P. Scout, Whining
ton; Mr.. Henry Scout and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Anne, of Baltimore,
Md; Miss Helen Scout, Miss T.
Anne Scout, and Miss Catherine
Leonard, all of Smyrna.
Mrs. Ethel Pearce has received
word from her daughter, Mrs. John
r. Smith, of her safe arrival in
Tachcomi, Japan. Mrs. Smith and
children sailed from California
about four weeks ago to join her
husband, M-Sgt. John r. Smith.
She is living about 20 miles from
Toxic.
Mr.. "Pete" Stats is at Mcclure
Hospital, Richmond, Va, for a
short stay.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29
FOR RENT
WANTED
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANTS

Qualified to wash, polish and vac
uum clean automobiles; fix fats,
all sizes; lubricate all types cars
and trucks. Must have pleasing
peronality and ambition to forge
ahead. If you do not have above
qualifications apply if willing. to
learn. Apply in person.
ENNIS & DEAKYNE
Boulevard at South Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29
WANTED
MALE HELP WANTED

National organization has OPEN
ing for salesman, free to travel, in
troduce copyrighted Financial Ser
vice Business-Professional men, list
names of slow pay account. $1,000
$4,000 earning potential. Plenty re-
peat. 500 weekly draw plus bonus
to men qualifying. Write expert
ence. Box SO, care of Smyrna
Times. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29
HELP WANTED

Woman for desirable career by a
small, but promising, one-man bus
mess which is concerned with home
and farm interests. Spare time at
first; full time later. Prefer some
one with pleasing personality, age
about % to 4S, unmarried, and who
seeks a permanent opportunity.
For interview and full information,
write Pc. Box I'll, Dover. Del.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-29
HOUSE FOR SALE

8-Room House with bath, heat,
garage and large garden in Clay
ton. Possession March 1.
Phone: Smyrna 1896
Evening star., 1951-06-03
'Comnunistic' Group
Plotted Kashmir War,
Pakistan Charges
By the Associated Pres.

KARACHI, Pakistan, June O.
A group awaiting trial on charges
of plotting to set up a Communist
military dictatorship in Pakistan
intended to wage a war against
Indian forces in Kashmir, authori-
tative sources said today.
Sixteen persons. including Maj
Gen. Akbar Khan, 45-year-old
former chief of staff, are to 60 on
trial in secret before a special tri-
bunal about June Is. They face
possible death sentences.
The accused. held in various jails
in Pakistan, have been given no
opportunity to state their case
|publicly-since March 9, when an
nouncement was made of the dis
covery of the plot.
i Accused of Treason,
The exact charges have not been
made public. though the general
accusation is treason. Authori-
tative sources said this was how
the IS military officers and three
civilians, now under arrest
planned to seize power:
With the assistance Of other
military officers and a foreign
power" the group intended the
simultaneous arrest Of Governor
General Khasaja Nazimuddin and
Premier Liaquat Ali Khan.
Once the top officials were In
their hands, the plotters aimed to
sei7e all government powers in
the name Of the military clique
and use the official government
radio to tell the nation of the
change In regime.
Charges to Be Drafted.
Following the takeover. they
intended to wage an immediate
military campaign in Kashmir
the northern principality whose
control long has been In dispute
with India.
The special court, composed of
three OF Pakistan's highest Jus
tices. Is now meeting at Lahore to
question the accused and draw
up formal charges for the trial
behind guarded jail walls of
Hyderabad, 100 miles north of
Karachi.
The arrests were made under
Pak1stan's laws and a section of
Britain's Government of India Act
which provides that persons con-
victed of treason may be SEN
fenced to death or to prison terms
OF varying length.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

with Route 40 west of Ellicott
City. permitting traffic to bypass
the latter town. In 1949 work was
started on a Smile relocation of
Route 20 from the southern end
Iof the bypass to a point near
lAtholton.
The contract on which bids are
to be opened June IL, will carry
the relocation beyond Scaggsville
almost to the Montgomery County
line. The entire project has been
designed as a divided highway,
although only one lane is being
oullt at the present time.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Bids Asked for Extension
Of Shifted Columbia Pike

The Maryland State Roads
Commission will open bids june
IL for construction of a mile
extension Of the relocated Co.
lumbia pike, known to motorists
as the "back road" between Balti-
more and Washington.
The present Columbia pike
Route 20, long has served as a
link between Ellicott City and
Silver Spring. Three years ago
the commission built a 3-mile
section of road linking Route 29
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Red Cross Offers Course In Home Care Of Sick

Glasses in the home care of the
sick and injured will be offered
by the District Red Cross Nursing
Service, in cooperation with the
civil defense effort.
The classes, beginning tomor-
row, will be held every Monday,
wednesday and Friday from 1:3O