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The guardian., 1951-01-27

of the colored abolitionistS and
played an important part in
winning freedom for the slaves.
The publishers of FREEDOM
have expressed the same homes
in regard to the new publica-
ton 1t is their intention that
FREEDOM might reflect the
contemporary aspirations for
full equality of colored citizens
and unite them IN their struggle
today for the dignity and status
yet denied them"
The monthly will contain a
regular column b yPaul Robson,
and will feature "hard-htting
facts, behind -the-scene news,
pictures, cartoons, a regular
sports section, amusements and
cultural features as well as news
articles of local concern" Read
ers are invited to contribute to
this newspaper through a large
Letters to the Editors" section,
as we'll as in articles and other
contributions. Subscription will
be 81 per year for 70 issues.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
CARTER POST
NOTES
By MARY 7. POWELL

A fish fry by the executive
board of william E. Carter Posi-
No. 16. Ladies Auxiliary was a
winderful success. There were
also fried chicken dinners,
Mrs. Mildred Green has been
reappointed chairman of the an
nual tea, the date and place
to be announced later.
The ladies of the house COM
mittee were highly entertained
by the men members, who were
accompanied by their wives
and several friends. The party
was held at the home of Mrs
Fanny Jackson in Roxbury.
Mrs. Anna Mallory with her
child welfare committee spon-
sored a l-attended Christmas
party for gold star mothers.
Delinquent members: We are
after you to cooperate. Why
not send your dues to Ruth
Mclean, our membership chair
man.
For the Auxiliary, see Esther
Hardrick. The paper contains
valuable information.
Hats of to Ella Cromwell! She
has done splendid work as
coupon chairman. If you don't
see Ella at Auxiliary meetings
she will be glad to receive your
coupons by mail to her address
% Pine St., Cambridge.
The guardian., 1951-01-27

OF special interest to many
friends, here and elsewhere--in-
cluding, of course, the politically
minded-is the reappointment Of
Atty. James G. Wolff as Assistant
Attorney General of Massachu-
setts. Early this month he was
sworn in for another two-year
term and with a salary increase.
The engagement of Miss
Marcia Mills to JohA l., Francis,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Francis of East Boston, was an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester L. Mills, Sr. The
announcement was made at q
gay party last Saturday night at
the Mills family residence, 81 w.
Rutland So, Boston. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Francis Edwin and Edward Fran
els, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Mills,
Mrs. Doris Campbell, Miss
Keturah Witter, MIR. and Mrs.
Canute Ferrin, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Cornwall; from New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Grierson, Lenny
Grierson and Sylvester King, all
relatives. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. H. Paige, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Goodrum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Gunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven Law, Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Mcpherson; Mesdames M. Fen
ton Butler, DR.. and Mrs. G. G..
Steward, A. Plummer, r. Tulley,
E. Neuflle, E. Marsh, I. Lewis,
Mrs. Candy, Mrs. Buckerman;
Misses Carmen Fuller, Antonette
Handy, Barbara Eaton, Ruth
Spooner, Joan Mcpherson, Carrie
Lee. Katherine Edward, M. Jones,
Fanny Price, L. Allen, E. Allen,
Thomasina VILLA m S; Messrs
Theodore Clements, Buc k n n
Candy. Claude Bland, Charles
Redway, Andrew Redway,
Neville Folkes, Joe Ryner, Ken
meth Godfrey, James Hayes,
Robert Gross, Uriah Brown, Stsn-
Arlene. and many others. An
elaborate collation. of salads, ices
and cakes was served. Guests
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AFRICAN KIDS
COLOR LINE

IkAGOATTt A raDTOA T5-.s-sI-A
NkAOO4NG11, F1F R1O1A--E lSilb-
ened at the sudden approach of
a tall American on noisy motor
cycle, a group of Luo children
scurried in all directions to hide
But when the motorcycle stopped
and they recognized Father John
M. Schiff, a Maryknoll Missioner
from the Bronx, the youngsters
quickly returned from their hid
ing places.
Why did you run away?"
asked Father Schiff. "Are you
afraid of me?"
ooh no." answered one of the
lads, I'VE ran becausewe thought
you were a white man."
We'll, don't you think I'm a
white man now?" asked the
puzzled Father Schiff.
mo, you're not a white man,
explained the lad. You're a
priest"
The guardian., 1951-01-27
new MONTHLY
PUBLICATION

Hailing publication of the new
national monthly, FREEDOM, a
group dedicated to the further
ance of the new journal estab-
lished here last week. FREE
DOM will come to Boston
through this Boston organiza-
tion, Friends of Freedom"
The new newspaper invokes
memories of the first colored
newspaper published in this
country in 1S47. Entitled FREE
DOM'S JOURNAL it was pub
lished in New York by John B.
Russworm, and became the lead
ing voice for the abolitionist
movement in those early days
before the Civil War. Edited and
published by colored men, FREE
bOM's JOURNAL helped to
unity the anti-slavery sentiment
The guardian., 1951-01-27
NARY MAHONEY NURSES
CLUB IS DISSOLVED

The Mary Mahoney Nurses
Club of Boston announces TO the
public their act of dissolution
which was unanimously voted at
their last meeting, Wednesday,
January II at 464 Mass. avenue.
The club also voted to surrender
its treasury, amounting to $4,000,
to the National Association of
Colored Graduate Nurses Head
quarters.
The Mary Mahoney Nurses
Club of Boston was reorganized
Jan. 27, 1949, as an affiliate or
ganization of the NACGN. In
general, the purposes of the Club
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were to organize all registered
nurses of Greater Boston in an
effort to increase opportunities
for nursing service; to stimulate
active participation in other ma
tional nursing organizations. and
to assist the NACGN IN its over
all program. Officers of the Mary
Mahoney Nurses Club were:
Mrs. Alma J. Randall, president:
Miss Doris Antoine, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Helen Allen, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Hazel Nit
chell, corresponding secretary:
and Mrs. Dorothy Hasgill, treas
urer.
The guardian., 1951-01-27
CITY NEWS

Section 6, Pilgrim Progress
Club presents its Annual Mid
Winter Tea. Speaker, Mrs. G.
Bruce Robinson. Subject, RE
mort on White House Youth Con-
ference" Sunday, January 2S,
1881. $3.50 P. NJ, Ebenezer Baptist
Church, w. Springfield st. Rev.
VIM. S. Ravenell, Pastor. Musical
Talent. Patron, rs cents.
AKA. Sorority invites friends
TO its Silver Anniversary Tea IN
the Charter Room Of New Eng
land Mutual Hall, 22s Clarendon
ST., Sunday, Jan. %, as P. M.
Cooper Community Centre pre-
sents JOeneIle Bryant, C0ntraltO,
and Buckner Candy, accOmpan-
ist. Sunday, March 4, $3.50 P. M.,
at Cooper Centre Recreation Hall
tcorner Of Williams st. and
Shawmut Ave-. Tickets Sl.O0.
Call III 5-5OS6 for Reservations.
Ask for Miss Josephine Lambert
or Mrs. Virginia Battle.
Atty Victor Bynoe, street COM
missioner, and Mrs. Lucille
Turner Of New York speaks Feb.
II on Fred'k Douglass and Paul
Dunbar at $3.50 P. M. at Presby-
terian Church, SAL Mass. Ave.
Enlisted Naval Reservists not
on active duty who are bona fide
clergymen or theological stu
dents may now apply for dis
charge from the Naval Service,
it was announced at FIRST Naval
District Headquarters.
The Alumni Council OF
the United College Fund presents
Arimae BurreIl, ContraltO,
Tranas Long, Accompanist, and
ST. Clair KirtOn, Poet, in joint
recital at Union Methodist
Church, Columbus Avenue at w.
Newton Street, Boston. The Rev.
Egbert C. Mcleod, Pastor. Palm
Sunday afternoon, March 19, at
4 O'Clock. Subscription SLIGO.
Council Officers are Rev. Walter
d. McClane, President; Benjamin
T. johnson, Vice-President; Percy
HI. Steele, Treasurer; Miss jose
phine Lambert, Secretary; Mrs.
Frances Palmer, Assistant Sec
retary.
The United College Fund and
the National Urban League will
broadcast the highlights in the
42-year history Of the National
of colored Graduate
Sunday, Jan. %, 10:30.ll
A. NJ, over ABS.
COAIING!-Fe5ruary ii, 3 PM.
Aristo History Week Program at
international House, 100 Bea-
con st., Boston. The public is
invited. Silver offering.
There will be two pianoforte
recitals of note to which the pub
lie is invited, no tickets being
necessary-one by Ivan Wald-
bauer of the faculty Of the New
England Conservatory Of Music
on Tuesday, Feb. s at $3.50 P. NJ,
an dthe other by Donald Emer-
son of the Conservatory on Mon
day at $3.50 P. NJ, both in Recital
Hall.
The Interalumni Council of
the United College Fund pre-
sents Arimae BurrelI, cOntraltO,
and st. Clair Kirton in a re-
Cital at the Union Methodist
Church, Columbus ave. and w.
Newton ST., Palm Sunday, March
18. at 4 PM. Subscription S1.OO.
Council officers are Rev. Walter
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| poses. Another accomplishment
was eliminating barriers to free
movement of interstate motor
transportation in Massachusetts,.
Conference groups have also lent
active support to the movement
for uniform motor vehicle laws
that resulted in the 1850 Legisla-
ture authorizing the Registrar of
Motor Vehicles to com pare
Massachusetts, legal rules of the
road with Act v of the Uniform
Motor Vehicle Code with view
to adopting a substantial part
Of it.
The Sisterhood of Charles st.
A. M. E. Church held a regular
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mary E. Turner, 385 Columbus
avenue. The election of officers
was postponed. A delicious COLA
ton was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Susan Cox of Cambridge is
the president.
Mrs. Ruth E. Morris prominent
young woman in church actiVi-
ties is recuperating at home at
212 Harvard Ave, Dorchester,
after a successful operation.
COMING - on Feb. %, the
second annual UNITED Ma
TIONS MATINEE DANCE is
being presented by the Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority at the
Hotel Shelton. Many colorful
personalities from foreign coun-
tries will be there as guests. Spe-
cial entertainment. Contact your
AKA friends for tickets. Remem-
berthe holiday afternoon--Feb.
%.
Hear!l Hear Rev, Leonard
Heroo, of Zion Bible School, Sun
day, Jan. %, $50 P. M. at Christ
Temple Church of Personal Ex-
perience, SO Kenilworth St, Rox-
bury. Rev. w. Frederic Fisher
is director and Rev. Barber IS
minister of the Church.
A musical Rainbow Tea will
be given by the Blessed Martins
Guild of st. Richards Church,
Sunday, Feb. 18 at $3.50 P. M. at
st. Richards Hall, .Fenno ST.,
Roxbury. Subscription so cents.
You are cordially invited to a
Benefit Musical Tea for the Mar
tinsville Seven, Gloucester Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, SAL
Massachusetts, Ave, Sunday, Jan.
%, at 3 Pm, Under the aus
pices of the United Civic Circle.
The dramatic story of the in
Vasion of Haiti will be broadcast
for two Saturday nights Jan. 81
and Feb. 3 at ZOO P. M. over Sta
ton WMEX, by the Teaspoon
Theatre cast of "This Is Brown
Boston," in a script written, pro-
duced and directed by j. Richie
Coleman as a fitting prelude to
History Week. Participants in
the broadcast will be Cynthia
Belgrave Jones. Burton White,
Major Mason, David Newcombe,
Neal Mason, James O'Hara,
David Ferguson Newscaster, and
Norman Goldenberg, stage man
ager of the Sidewalk Theatre
will be in charge of sound effects.
The Pastors Club of St. Marks
! Congregational Church held its
first meeting of the year at the
home of Mrs. Leila c. Francis with
all members present. The re-
Gently conducted Self Denial
Party was reported q huge sue
cess. The club is planning an
other surprise, the date to be an
nounced. All were delighted to
4 have Win them MRS. Margaret
Tate who always brings good
wishes to the club. The hostess,
Mrs. Francis, served a delicious
dinner. Others present were
Ella Gentry, Jessie Atherley, Cor
nelia Jones, George Downey,
Inez Haley, Viola Mitchell, Leafy
Laviscount, honorary members;
and Rev, S. L. Laviscount, pastor
st. Marks Church. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Ella Gentry, club presi-
dent.
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Kun Feliksas GureckaS

Kun. Feliksas Gureckas yra
vienas tu asmenu, kuriam an
samblis didzia dalimi gall de
koti uz ansamblio veiklos atgi-
iima karui besibaigiant 1914
As metals Vienoje. Cia netenka
kalbeti apie ypatingai sunkias
to meto salygas, apie nuolatinius
karo pavojus ir visiska padeties
netikruma. Tokia bukle labai
trukde atnaujinti ansamblio
darba. Tada pagalbon atejo kun.
F. Gureckas. 10 energija, nepa
lauziamas optimizmas if sanity
kiai su austru dvasiskija vel
padejo ansambliui keliais gerais
pavykusiais koncertais atnauJln-
| ii darba, kuris ir dabar tebe-
tesiamas.
Ansamblio atvykimas Amerl-
kon yra glaudziai susijes su
prof. Stepono Nasvycio vardu.
194S-49 metals prasidejusi ma
sine tremtiniu emigraclJa II
Ciurlionio Ansambli verte apsi-
spresti, j kuri krasta perslkeltl'
kol kelias j tevyne bus laisvas.
Ansamblio vadovybe name, kad
tiksliausia butu vykti ] JAW,
kur jau nuo seno gyvena dldells
skaicius lietuviu If vyko didzioll
tremtiniu dalis. Bandyta an
sambli per vandenyna perkeltl
| Americas ir lietuviskQju organl-
zaciju pagalba, bet nesiseke.
Vokietijoje padetis Wis blogeJo,
kai kurie ansamblio nariai, ne
begaledami ilgiau laukti, ryzo-
81 emigruoti j kitus krastus,
Tuo laiku provizorius Stepo-
mas Nasvytis, pasitares ir pa
dedamas Clevelando lietuVlQ,
greitu laiku suorganizavo visam
Ciurlionio Ansambliui asmenls-
| kas darbo ir buto garantijas II
M kurio laiko ciurlionieciai lai-
mingai pasieke Americas kran-
tus.
Prof. kompozitorius Juozas
zilevicius iau tais laikais, kada
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CIURLIONIO ANSAMBLIS
KONCERTUOS DETRoITE

siq metu kovo a diena, 6 val.
vakare Detroito lietuviu koloni-
joje ivyksta seniai SUI dideliu
susidomejimu lauktas malonus
ivykis - atvykta is Clevelando
Ciurlionio Ansamblis ir Detroito
Simfonijos Orkestro Music Hall
Teatre duos grazu koncerta.
Koncertas susides is lietuvisku
liaudies dainu, senoves lietuviu
liaudies muzikos instrumentu -
sieksniniq triubu, birbyniu, sku-
duciQ, kankliu ir KIT. bel graziu
tautiniu sokiu.
Kadangi Ciurlionio Ansamblio
koncertu susidomejimas yra la
bal didelis ne vien tik Detroito
miesto lietuviu kolonijoje, bet
ir pas apylinkes miestuose gy-
venancius lietuvius, tad, kad ne
butu nepasitenkinimo is asmenu,
kurie norimu bilietu negavo ar
is viso pavelavo bet koki bilieta
gauti - koncerto organizatoriai
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KLAIPEDOS SUKLIMO MINEJIMAS
HARTFORDE

kieciu valdymo laikais, bet islai-
ke savo tautini ir kulturini gy-
veima ilgai. Karaliaucius, Tile.
Klaipeda ir kiti miestai II, 18
ir 19 amziais buvo lietuviskesni
uz Vilniu Gardina ir kitus di-
dzialietuviQ miestus; mazalie-
tuviai pirmieji dave Lietuvai
rasta, liaudies dainas, jie supa-
zindino Vakaru Europa su lietu-
viska kalba, literature, DANA ir
lietuviu budo savybemis bel
liaudies menu.
Didzialietuviai didziuojasi SUI
lauke Basanaviciaus, Kudirkos,
Snetonos, Maironio Vaizganto,
Valanciaus ir Daukanto, kurie
issaugojo ir atgaivino lietuviska
liaudi, paruose ia j laisve. Ma
zosios Lietuvos zmones nema
ziau pasireiske. Jie dave musu
tautai Donelaiti, Brazi, DIR. W.
duna, M. Janku ir ellie kitu, ku-
rie pasireiske kulturos, mokslo
ir memo bel politikos srityse il
islaike rezistencija ligi dabarties
laikQ. Taipogi w. M. Chase pa
reiske apgailestavima kad Vii
kas neisileidzia mazalietuviu ta-
rybos nariu.
Baigdamas savo kalba jis
prase susirinkusius Klaipedos
sukakties minejimo proga pa
sveikinti mazalietuvius, isreiks-
ii jiems simpatijas ir suteikti
moraline ir nors kuklia me
dziagine parama tremtyje gy-
venantiems.
Padarius rinkliava, gauta s
S1.89. Pinigai bus pasiusti skir-
tam tikslui.
Musu lietuviskoji bendruome-
ne prelegentu pareiskimus, ra-
ginancius didzialietuvius ir ma
zalietuvius prie bendradarbiavi-
mo Lietuvos vadavimo reikaluo
Sc, sutiko labai gausiais aplo-
dismentais.
Musu kolonijos lietuviu sam
Iprotavimas sutapo SUI prelegen-
tu. Galima suprasti, kad jie dau-
gumoje neigiamai vertina Vii
ko uzsispyrima neisileisti
Mazosios Lietuvos Tarybos ats
tovo j Vlika. NC.
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PHILADELPHIJOJ
Vosurio Is mines
per radio

salia pagrindinio minejimo,
kuris ivyks vasario 18 d., da-
lyvaujant visu organizaciju SUI
telktinems jegoms, isvakarese
kariu "Ramove" rengia Nepri-
klausomybes sventei pritaikinta
radio valanda SUI gyva progra
ma. Bus radio vaidinimas, ok
tetu ir. solo dainos, trumpos kal-
bos. Radio valanda ivyksta va
sario II d. sestadieni, 8:05 -
900 val. vak., banga 1874, kaip
ir Antanaitienes radio.
Organizatoriai kviecia visus
Piladelphijos lietuvius ia diena
sia radio valanda drauge su
savo pazistamais isklausyti.
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Pirmas nedidelis ciurlionieciu
burelio pasirodymas Akrono lie
tuviu kolonijoj priimtas labai
siltai, dideliu lietuvisku nuosir-
dumu. Tx uz 35 myliu nuo Gle
velando esantis Akronas (didelis
gumos pramones miestas) Xxi
sio laiko SUI Clevelando lietuviu
kolonija nepalaike glaudesniu
rysiu. Uztat nenuostabu, kad
Akrono lietuviu tarpe yra ir
'paraudonavusiu". Ateityje rel
kia dazniau observation-disclosures
lankyti akroniecius. Juk NUNS
brangus kiekvienas lietuvis,
akronieciai dar yra nezuve, ju
tarpe dar daug sirdziu plaka
Lietuvai, neatbuke jos meilei ir
laisvei. Ne vienas ir dabar is
buvusiu 'paraudonavusiuju" ap-
gall savo klaida ir grizta prie
savuju.
Sveciai is Clevelando buvo
graziai pavaisinti. Padekos To-
di tare muz. A. Mikulskis. Ak
ronieciu lietuvisku nuosirdumu
sujaudinti ciurlionieciai dar pa
dainavo kelias linksmas daineles,
itraukdami dainuoti ir visa pub
lika. Ed. Xmas
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Minedamas savo veiklos de
simtmeti, Ciurlionio Ansamblis
issirinko iris nauius garbes ma
rius: kun. Feliksa Gurecka, prov.
Stepona Nasvyti ir prof. kampoz.
Juoza zileviciu.
Ciurlionio Ansamblis nera vien
dainininku ir sokejQ grupe.
Ciurlionieciai savo menini dar-
ba glaudziai sieja su gyvybi-
niais Lietuvos reikalais. Lietu-
viskos dainos ir sokio galimal
tobulesnis atlikimas nera Ciur-
Ionic ansamblio galutinas tiks-
las. Tai tik meninis ginklas IL
veiklos priemone ciurlionieciams
Observation-Disclosures ir kovotojams
uz Lietuvos ateiti, uz jos varda
ir vieta pasaulio tautu tarpe.
Ansamblio darbas yra rades
didelio pritarimo musu vlsuo-
menes eilese. Asmenis, ypatingal
nusipelniusius ansambliui ar tai
tiesiogine pagalba, ar kurlu
darbas ir nuopelnai risasi su
ansamblio idejomis bel tradici-
iomis, Ciurlionio Ansamblis rem
ka savo garbes nariais.
Vos tik Ciurlionio Ansambllu1
isisteigus, visi musu didziojc
genijaus M. X. Ciurlionio seimos
nariai buvo paskelbti ansambllc
garbes nariais. Per ansamblic
gyvaviao desimtmeti nemazas
burys sviesiu, tauriu lietuvip
buvo isrinkti garbes narius
Daugelis ju yra like Lietuvoie
daugelio likimas nezinomas. Du
ansamblio garbes nariai, a. a
kun. Alfonsas Lipniunas If a. a
maioras Stasvs Puodzius yra
nuzudyti Vokietiios koncentra-
ciios stovyklose uz kova del Lie
tuvos laisves.
Tremtyie nebuvo isrinkta nei
vieno garbes mario. 1r tik dabar
minint ansamblio veiklos de
simtmeti, ansamblio garbes sci
mon parinkti trys nauji asme!
nys. ... ..
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NAUJAUSi NAUJAKURIAl

Apple sausio 81 d. laivu "Ge-
neral Blachford' j New Yorka
atvyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai ::
Andriekus Erna - Detroit, Mich
Alejunas Juozas - Worcester,
Mass.
Balikenas Lula - Detroit, Mich
Butkus Vincas, Viktorija, Povi-
las 49, Cicero, I'll.
Butkus Ceslovas - Chicago, Ill.
Cizauskaite Sofia - Spring
field, I'll.
Dabusis Viktoras - Chicago, I'll.
Gadeikis Bronius, Brone, Regi-
na - Philadelphia, Pa.
Gegeckas Stasys - Williams
port, Pa.
.Giedraitis Vytautas - Hartford,
Conn.
Gobis Stepas Ozone Park,
n. Y.
GrikSis Ona - Greenfield, Mass.
Kalvaitis Stasys, Maria, Joana,
Maria - S. Boston, Mass.
Karp Eustach, Aleksandra, Ale
ksander - Yonker, N. Y.
Kimbirauskas Juozas, Wanda,
Veronika, Ona-E., Juozas,
Paulius Biruta, Maria - De
troit, Mich.
Kavaliunas Jonas. Ona, Sigute,
Donatas - Chicago, III.
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PAS MIELUS AKRONIECIUS

Lietuvos nepriklausomybes 33
metQ sukakti Akrono nedidele
lietuviq kolonija atsvente pra-
ejusi sekmadieni (vasario 4 d..
Paciu lietuviu prizes daugeli me-
tQ statytos kuklios baznycios
salen buvo susirinkes nemazas
burys vietiniu lietuviu, kuriu
tarpe matesi vienintele tremti-
niu Selma.
Minejima atidare Akrono ALT
skyriaus valdybos pirmininkas
Adomas Gutauskas. Sugiedojus
Americas himna, kleb. Bartis
sukalbejo nadia.
Turiningai kalbejo ciurlionie-
cius is Clevelando atlydejes M.
Drosutis, Ciurlionio Ansamblio
pirmininkas J. Stempuzis ir ak
ronietis Dobrovolskis. Lietuvos
laisves kovai paremti suaukota
apie $3.50. OWEN isejimais ke
turiolikos ciurlionieciu vyru cho
ras, diriguojant paciam Ciurlio-
nio ansamblio vadovui Alfonsuj
Mikulskiui, padainavo apie de
STINT dainQ, kurios ne viena ak
ronieciQ pravirkde -. Mineji-
mas baigtas Lietuvos himnu.
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PER 20 METU PIRMAKART SUsITlKo!

Columbo Lietuvos BiCiuliu
Klubas sausio 27 d. suruoS6 lie
tuviu susivieniiimo svente -
pobuvi, kuriame dalyvavo apie
120 dalyviu.
Mok. P. Masys ir kun. St. Va
liusaitis savo kalbose pareiske
dziaugsma if pasitenkinina del
toxic gausaus dalyviu skaiCiaus.
Primine grazia columbie6iQ pa
rama 1918 M, kai vien tik Co.
Jumbo lietuviai, atsizadedani sa-
vo papuosalu bel laikrodziQ, yra
surinke Is ky. aukso Lietuvai.
Paragino ir ateityje neissizad6ti
garbingo lietuvio vardo ir pa
gelbeti Tevynei bel vargstan-
items tautieciams. Pakviete vi
sus ko gausiausiai atilankyti
Vaario 16 minejima, kuris ivyks
Vasario "a d. Buvo praneSta kad
j Vasario 16 minejimq mielai
sutiko atvykti If pasakyti kalba
prof. K. PakStas.
Po kalbu, uzkandziq metu Mr..
r. Whitehead parod6 savo filma
SUI graziais Americas vaizdais
ir nufilmavo visus susirinkusius.
Grazus burelis sveciu is Day
tono SUI kun. V. Katarskiu ineSe
iaunuolisko gyvumo lietuvisko-
mis- dainomis, sokiais bel akor-
deonu. Buvo atsilanke ir latviQ
atstovai.
Tick senieji, tick nauiieii
ateiviai turejo progos arciau su-
sipazinti, pasisneketi, pasivai-
sinti bel pasisokti. Buvo net to-
kiu, kaip Domininkas Kungys,
kuris jau 20 metu gyvena Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

lumbe, bet nezinoio, kad cia
esama ne tik lietuviu, bet kad
ir 10 netolimas kaimynas, gyve-
mas per kelis blokus, yra lie
tuvis. Daug buvo tokiu, kurie
visai nebuvo pazistami. Seniau-
sias lietuvis pasirodo esas Alex
sandras Polaitis, turis apie 70 m.
Jis per savo isgyventus Columbe
4s metus pirma karta esas to-
kioj didelej lietuviu draugijoj,
kuri. anot P. Masio, taip stat
giai, kaip bombos sprogimas,
isisteige.
Prize sios Sventes paruosimo
daugiausiai prisidejo: Gergaliu-
mai, Grybai, Juskos, Masiai, K.
Pocius, Rouikai, Tribuliai ir KIT,
-
Daktaras V. Karoblis, gyv.
Columbus mieste, islaike reika
lauiamus gydytoio egzaminus.
Jis dirba St. Anthony's ligoni-
nej ir ligonines personalo bel
ligoniu yra labai megiamas, kaip
malonus zmogus ir geras dak-
taras. Apple jo egzaminu islai-
kyma siomis dienomis peskelbe
Columbo didziausias dienrastis
"The Columbus Dispatch.
Inz. J. Sakavicius, Xxi siol tu-
rejes CANA gera darba Columbus
mieste, neseniai buvo pakvies-
tas dirbti, kaip inzinierius
Lancaster'i, netoli Columbo. Su-
sireus fabriko vyr. inzinieriui,
dabar eina jo pareigas.
3. S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

Sausio % d. Hartfordo lietu-
viu klubo saleje graziai pamine-
ia Klaipedos atvadavimo sukak-
tbs. Paminejima surenge Tevy-
nes Myletoju Draugijos skyrius.
Kalbejo teisininkas pulk. T. Sc
reika ir w. M. Chase. Menine
programa atliko Vilniaus teatro
aktore Janukeviciene if jaunu
lietuvaiciu sokeju grupe. Tai
pirmas Klaipedos atvadavimo
sukakties paminejimas Hart
forde.
Pulk. T. Sereika trumpai pa.
pasakojo, kaip Klaipedos krasto
sukilimas ivyko. O WIN. Chase
kalbeio apie to laikotarpio po-
litinius ivykius, lenkQ If ju bi-
ciuliu planus apglemzti Klaipe-
da ir veliau Lietuva ijungti
Lenkijos valstybe Liublino uni
Jos pagrindais. Drauge jis pa.
vaizdavo mazalietuviu simtme
ciu tautine rezistenciia bel jr
kulturinius ir politinius veiks
mus. Jis pasake: Mazoji Lietuvs
visko pergyveno per 700 M, vo