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ALT suvaziavimas Veto zenk|e

Tarybos pirmininkas j tai pa
reiske, kad finansine parama te-
ra tiekiama per Vlika ir niekam
be Vliko sutikimo il negali butt
perduodama. To susitarimo Ta-
ryba negalinti keisti. 0 del pir-
moi rezoliucijoj paminetq da-
lyku, tai Kataikp Federacua
tuos klausimus syarsciusi, nusi-
staciusi visai priesingai, negu
toje rezoliucijoie siuloma, 81 gru-
pc nuo to sayo nusistatymo ne
sitrauks nei zingsnio, todel 81
rezoliucija neturi jokiu perspek-
tyvu butt Taryboje vieningai
priimta, tai ir diskusijos del JOS
neturetq prasmds go.
Tuo 70 gal il kitu?) klausimu
dar bandziusi iAsitarti Al De-
veniene balso nebegavo ir buvo
pereita prie kitty rezoliucijq =
sveikinimu priemimo. -. r's
Tai buvo faktiskai antras
'veto" is tp paciu lupu. Tiesa,
pirmu atveju, del bendrucmenes
tai buvo lyg If "preventyvinis
veto". Ten L. simutis pranese
Kataliku Federacijos teigiama
nusistatyma, nurodydamas, kad
jei bus kitokiu nusistatymu, tai
Taryba negales bepriimti nuta-
rimo ir tue atvejq nebutu pras-
mes diskutuoti. Bet anuo klau-
simu is esmes visi buvo vienodo
nusistatymo, tad nutarimas ga
lejo butt priimtas. siuo atveju,
pareiskus Kataliku Federacijos
kitoki nusistatyma, negu pasiu-
lyta rezoliucija, Taryba like ne
pasisakiusi, nepasisakiusios liko
ir kitos Taryboje atstovaujamos
grupes.
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Nominacijos nera lemiamas
dalykas, tik pirmasis rinkimu
nusiteikimu bandymas. Jau da-
bar rysku, kad labiausiai "ata-
kuojama" vieta yra - izdininko,
toliau - lido globeju ir. pir-
mininko.
Pirmininko sektoriuje samy-
sio inese S. Geguzio pareiskimas,
paskelbtas "Tevyneje". Jis pa
skelbe, kad nenoris butt kandi-
datu. Tai dave progos iskilti
klausimui - ar negalima skelb-
tt ir tu asmenu pareiskimu, ku-
rie nori ar bent sutinka butt
kandidatais?
Esas nusistatymas, kad "Te-
vyne", nors ir SLA reikalams
skirtas laikrastis, svarbiausiu
SLA reikalu, tai yra, vadovybes
rinkimQ reikalu - tyli. Sakoma,
jog negera butu susivienijimo
laikrastyje atidaryti lauka rinki-
minei kovai. Bet informacija, XII
tu nuomone, visdelto reikalinga.
Kitaip - esamos vadovybes ma
rial yra statomi privilegijuoton
padetin prizes kitus galimus kan
didatus. Juos visi Zinc, apie
kitus, kurie galetu butt kandi-
datais, daugelis nariu nezino.
S. Geguzio pranesimo paskel-
bimas, kaikuriu nuomone, jau
pralauze ta "gelezine uzdanga'
= nieko nesakyti apie kandida-
tus. Esa, jei galima kan nors
pasisakyti, kad jis nekandida-
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Pirmininkas Simutis atsake,
kad jam paciam nuostabu, kaip
izdininko M. Vaidylos ranka ne
sudrebejo pasirasant ta ceki, ta-
ciau esas faktas, kad toji tele-
grama apmoketa is Tarybos IL
do ir, esa, jeigu Tarybos nariai
manytq, kad tai netvarkoj, tai
jis su P. Grigaiciu esq pasiren-
ge tuos 8 dolerius su centais
tuojau atmoketi -.
Per posedzio dalyviu ir sve-
ciq veidus nuslinko sypsena ir
niekas nesiule reikalauti is ju tQ
astuoniu doleriu, tik pasigirdo
pusbalsiu pastabos: 'aisku, to
uztenka -
IS tikruju cia ne taip jau nuo-
stabu, kaip nesudrebejo M. Val
dylos ranka pasirasant ta ce-
XII, bet nuostabu, kaip nesudre-
jo "Draugo" ir "Naujienq" skill
tvs, kuriose pakartojant buvo
tvirtinama, kad Simucio - Gri-
gaicio telegrama Vliko pirminin-
kui M. Krupaviciui buvo ju pri-
vati telegrama. kad s"gedos ne
turintieji melagiai ir intrigan-
tai' gall prasimanyti tokius da-
lykus, jog simutis SUI Grigai-
ciu cia Tarybos varda panaudo-
jo ir IT,, ir TT.
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Restoranas Tautos lamuose. !! :.
(Musq correspondence pranesimas is Detroito)

Restoranas Tautos Namuose
ir idealistq kova su besibraunan-
ciomis j Lietuvos viesaji gyveni-
ma negerovemis 'buvo vykusiai
pavaizduota Detroite lapkricio
II d. ALKOS kolektyvo suvai-
dintame naujame v. Alanto vel
kale "Ragucio Saltinelis". Au-
toriaus puikiai isvystyta intri-
ga neleido zilrovuis atitraukti
demesio nuo scenos per visa
vaidinimo laika. Tx veikalo pa
baiga palieka ziurova truputl
nustebusi, laukianti stipresnio
efekto.
Veikala rezisavo j. Pusdesris.
Jis vaidino ir bravoro savininko
role. E. Petraitytei pavyko in
trigantes sekretores role. A. Gu
bilas - Tautos Namu statyto-
jas jautesi laisvai ir naturaliai.
Graziu momentu pertieke ir G..
Griciute, Ales Raciunaites role
je. Is jos ateityje galima tiketis
stiprios pajegos, tik gal kick XII
tokiose rolese. Kitus veikejus
vaizdavo v, Ogilvis, K. Gricius,
j. Krisciunas, N. Zajanckaus-
kas, J. Vitas, X. Balys, A. Ras-
tenyte ir R. Mingela. Kuklios,
bet skoningos veikalo dekoraci-
jos paruostos ". Ogilvio.
Kaip megeju grupes pasta
tyma, 81 vaidinima tenka laikyti
puikiai pavykusiu. Tai patvirti-
ma ir labai gausiai susirinkusios
publikos ovacijos.
ALKA pradeda ruostis ir nau-
jam vaidinimui, vaizduojanciam
dabartini Lietuvos gyvenima. j
tikimasi pastatyti 81 pavasari.
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tarpe tvarkosi, kas tarp ju yra
sefas, virsininkas ar pirminin-
kas, Tarybai nera svarbu. Jau
pasiektasis susitarimas yra bent
sioka tokia pazanga bendradar-
biavimo patobulinime. Antras
dalykas, kuris, atrodo, ietuviu
visuomenes butu sutiktas su
pasitenkinimu, tai Mazosios Lie
tuvos Tarybos atstovo j Vlika
itraukimas. Todel siuloma pri-
init tokia rezoliucija:
"Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
pageidauja, kad Vyriausiasis
LietuvOs Islaisvinimo KOmite-
tas, vardan laisvojoj pasaulio
daily esamq lietuviu taut0s je-
gu didesnes kOnsOlidacij jos,
priimtu demesin siuos patari-
mus
1. patvirtinti ir vykdyti Vii
k0 delegacijos ir Lietuv0s dip
lomatq susitarima del sklan-
desnio MISUNDERSTANDING ir
siekti to susitarimo tOlimes-
nio ispletimo;
2. teigiamai isspresti Mazo-
sios LietuvOs Tarybos atstOvO
Vlika itraukimo klausimq.
Be to, Tarybos nariams yra
patiektas Mazosios Lietuvos Ia
rybos atstovo memorandumas, is
kurio matyti, kad Mazosios Lie
tuvos Taryba turi neuztarnautu
sunkumq jos veiklos finansavi-
mo srityje. Tuo remnants siulo-
ma tokia rezloiucija:
"Amerikos Lietuviu Tary-
ba paveda Vykd. KOmitetui
MazOsiOs LietuvOs Taryb0s
veiklai skiriama parama tiekti
tiesiog tos Tarybos dispOzici-
JONI.
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MELSKIMES Tx
LIETUVISKAI,

mes lietuyiu kalba NUNS yra
Dievo dovana, kuria numesti ir
melstis kita kalba butq nuode-
me, = pareiske prof. K. Paks-
tas praejusi sekmadieni Detroi-
te ivykusiame ateitininku s-gos
40 metu min6jime. "Ir svarbiau-
sia, saugokime savo yaikus, kad
jie neismoktu poteriu kita kali
ba, kaip ietuviskai, ma il bedos
dar ir lotyniskai", tese paskaiti-
ninkas, palydetas karStomis su-
sirinkusiuj4 ovacijomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
NE V. MISIULIS, o v.
KUKUcIONIS

"Dirvos" As mr.. koresponden-
tas is Detroito pazym6jo name
(dr. v. Misiulis) sestadienines
Lietuviq Mokyklos. Komiteto
pirmininku. Turiu pastebeti, kad
as ne tik nesu komiteto pirrni-
ninku, bet nei to komiteto nariu.
Tevu Komiteto pirmininku yra
p. Vladas Kukutio is.
DR.. Vincas Misillis
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Taut. korp. SVent6 ChiCagoj

Lietuviu Tautiniu Korporaciju
samburis Chicagoje, lapkricio II
d. Evergreen Golfo Klubo patal-
pose minejo Korp! Neo-Lithua-
MIA 29-riu ir paties samburio
dvejQ metu sukakti.
sventeje dalyvavo per 12O
akademiku ir jq sveciu, ju tar
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

pc Lietuvos Konsulas Chicagoje
DR.. P. Dauzvardis, prof. D. Kri-
vickas ir DR.. St. Biezis su ponio-
mis-, Antanas Oils, Korp! Neo-
Lithuania mecenatas inz. Urbo-
mas ir draugisku korporaciju bel
organizaciju atstovai. b
Samburio pirmininkas inz. Jo-
mas Jurkunas savo kalboje per-
zvelge tautines lietuviu studen-
tijos organizavimosi pradinin-
kes Korp! Neo-Lithuania ir vi
sos tautiniu korporaciju seimos
augima Kauno, Klaipedos, Dot
nuvos, Vilniaus universitetuose
bel aukstuose mokyklose ir We
liau tremtyje.
Lietuvos konsulas Chicagoje
DR.. P. Dauzvardis, pabreze kick
vieno lietuvio pareiga Lietuvos
valstybes buvima visur skelbti
ir ja palaikyti savo pozityviais
darbais.
Toliau samburi sveikino Prof.
D. Krivickas Profesoriu S-gos
vardu ir kaip Vilniaus Universi-
teto Prorektorius Studentu rel
kalams, DR.. S. Biezis savo ir
S.L.A. vardu, Vilkas - studen-
tu skautQ, DR.. Budrys - Fra
ternitas Lituanica, DR.. j. Valai-
tbs - Sviesos samburio, Masio-
tas - Atgimimo sajudzio, P.
Linkus - ALT. S-gos Chica-
gos skyriaus ir vi. Vijeikis -
Laisves kovotoju bel Dirvos re-
dakcijos vardu. Gauta ellie svei-
kinimu rastu ir telegramomis:
A. Oils, kuris tik veliau asmenis-
kai galejo atvykti, New Yorko
samburis, B. Gaidziunas, Cleve-
lando neo-lithuanai, J. Valys is
Australijos, Pr. Sutkus is USA
Armijos ir KIT.
Savo sventes proga samb1yis
prieme sveikinimus Korp. Neo-
Lithuania Garbes Nariui Minis
teriui B. K. Baluciui, Diplomati-
jos Sefui Ministeriui St. Lozo-
raiciui, Ministeriui Pow. zadei-
kiui, VLIK-o pirmininkui Prel.
M. Krupaviciui ir ALT. S-gos
pirmininkui DR.. Colney.
Menine dali atliko buv. Korp!
Filiae Lithuania pirmininke ope-
ros soliste Sofia Adomaitiene.
il padainavo keleta operu ariju
ir lietuvisku dainu. Akompanavo
Prof. vi. Jakubenas.
Toliau seke bendra vakariene
| ir pobuvis. p. Treinys
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"Veto" kataliku sroves
vardu

Sis savotiskas Tarybos pose
dziu momentas pabaigoje susi-
lauke dar budingesnio papildy-
mo.
Pc vadovybes pranesimu ir at
sakymu paklausimus, diskusi-
jos del tu pranesimu buvo att
detos kitai dienai, mes buvo jau
velu. Kita diena pirmininkas
tuojau pradejo dienotvarke va
ryti toliau, apie diskusijas nebe-
uzsimindamas. (Apie tuose pra-
nesimuose minetus klausimus
pakalbesime kita karta).
Pagaliau, visiems pranesi-
mans ir kittens intarpams pa
sibaigus (cia buvo suvaziavimui
perstatyta net is Californijos
atvykusi Los Angeles lietuviu
veikeja Ona Rackiene, buv. Vii
ko ir Vykd. Tarybos narys j.
Makauskis, naujas Metropolitan
solistas - pirmas is lietuviu
vyru dainininkq j tas memo augs-
tumas patekes Algirdas Brazys
ir kt.), kvieciama rezoliuciju ko-
misija, kuri taciau dar nepasi-
ruoSusi.
1Skeliamas klausimas - kurgi
diskusijOs, ivertinancios pareitu
metu veikima, kur ateinanciu
metu darby planas, samata, kur
Tarybos nariu pasiulymai, pa
geidavimai? Juk visa tai turetu
butt medziaga rezoliuciju komi-
sijai. Be viso to = rezoliuciju
komisija neturi kuo pasiremti.
Kaip il gall atspeti suvaziavimo
valia?
Ne, sake pirmininkas, kas tu-
ri kokiu sumanymQ, pasiulymp
= neskit rezoliuciju komisijai.
Posedyje kalbeti tuo reikalu bal
sas neduodamas :.
Pc kick laiko V. Rastenis pra-
mesa, kad rezoliuciju komisija
grazino jam jo patiektus pasiu-
lymus, nes, nezinodama plenumO
nusistatymo, negalinti to pasiu-
lyti rezoliucijos forma -. Tada
jis gauna balsa ir, kalbedamas
Tautines Sajungos delegacijos
Taryboje vardu, pareiskia:
Vliko atstovas prof. J. Ka-
minskas pirmame posedyje pa
geidavo, kad Taryba ne tiktai
finansiskai, bet ir savo patari-
mais remtu Vliko darba. Pata-
rimus, kai visa Taryba nepose-
dziauja, Vlikui jau yra bande
net telegraph duoti kai kurie
paskiri asmenys is Tarybos vir-
suniu. Dabar, kai visi esam su.
sirinke, butu tinkama proga pa.
reiksti tikrai autentiskus visos
Tarybos patarimus svarbiais
klausimais, kurie visuomeneje
placiai diskutuojami, ypac deltc
pagarsejusio susitarimo.
Atrodo negincytina, kad sklan.
desnis Vliko If diplomatq ben.
dradarbiavimas yra tikrai rel.
kalingas. Kaip diplomatai save
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kas aprnokejo Simucio
Grigaicio telegrama? !?

Nezinia, ar lido globejai do
mejosi tue klausimu ar ne, bet
jie savo pranesime apie tai ME
ko nepazymejo. To, tarp kitty
dalykQ, buvo paklausta posedy-
je.
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= JUS, kurie cia atvyke, savo
darbu, ziniomis ir pastangomis
kraunate turtus AIderikai, at
siminkite, kad ne jus, bet Ame-
rika turf butt .jums uz tai de-
kinga. Stenkimes, kad kodau-
giau is musq liktQ gerais lietu-
viais ir kad grize tevynen SUI
tvirtintumem praretejusias mu-
sq gretas = ragino prof. K.
Pakstas.,, Ri.
TUscIAS PASTANGAS
P. Vaiciuno komedija, pama-
tysime 81 sestadieni buy. lietu-
viu salej Balfo rengiamame va
kare. Vakaro pradzia 6 val. Pc
vaidinimo sokiai.
= =
Lapkrieio 22 diena lietuviu
kariu sajunga "Ramoye' ruosia
kariuomenes sventes min6jima.
10 val. pamaldos sv. Aiitano
baznycioje. II val. minejimas
buv. lietuyiu sales patalpose.
Minejimo metu kalbes gen. ].
Cernius ir kap. Ruseckas. Nine
jimo metu bus rinkliava laisves
kovq invaldams.
> @s
Kaimyninio Windsoro lietuviQ
bendruomene kariuomenes SVEN
tes minejima rengia lapkricio
% d. Ia pfoga bus vaidinimas
w. Kudirka".
ALB radio valandeles metu
netolimoje ateityje numatoma
pakviesti senatoriu Ferguson'a
pasidalinti savo mintimis su lie
tuviskos radio valandeles klau-
sytojais. Shame reikale tarpinin-
kauja teis. Uvickas. 4. v. r.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
Feminine Fashion
FLair=
BY BERNADINE CARRICKETT

Mid fall usually brings gttering
appeal this time the who plans her wardrobe
thinking holidays This the return of ele-
silk affetas Vevets kindred
beautiful after five collections
evening conpcuOusy
naeng examples Wide skirts
exceptionally beautiful this when fashioned of these SHIN
merng fabrics.
although fashion emphasis the wide skirt,
plenty shouees straight sheath lines These
ue and sometimes
combinations velvet with the lace
Lavshy beaded suit suit costume makes
this These duos made for beauty and
atery wide sred teamed with jacket eab
beads embroidery These
white the breahtang but the darker shades
gold with the blacks and browns for
popularity shoppers Changeabe bocades and taes
interesting combinations black with brown deep
with black Most of the alove designs
are and understated
Black silk affta the popular all fabrics You'll
delightful the picturesque skirts
pecoats Creamy beige excellent
effective this
Extremely Of this orego all trim, maxi
the the silk pattern Neck lines
outline provide the only decorative detail
shadowy the traditional Of such
clothes the coord Chf
which makes sheer either velvet silk
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
Mill City Guild
Hostesses To St.
Paul Group

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild, formerly the auxiliary, was
hostess to the st. Paul Urban
League Guild Wednesday evening,
October II, at the home Of Mrs.
r. L. Burns, 1918 Fourth Ave, So.
The occasion was one OF the many
being planned to weld the women
Of the Twin Cities more closely
together civicly,
Mrs. Barbara Davis, president
Of the st. Paul Guild and chair
man Of the converting committee
of the National Urban League
Conference. called for questions
regarding the conference. Mrs
Ruth L. Bowman, secretary Of the
st. Paul Guild and Board member
Of the st. Paul Urban League,
gave an interesting discussion on
the highlights OF the conference.
Many points of interest which
were not touched upon will be dis
cussed in their future meetings.
Shelton Granger, the new Ex-
ecutive Secretary OF the Mime
apolis Urban League was formally
introduced by Mr.. Ashby Gasltins,
Minneapolis Urban League In
dustrial secretary.
Refreshments were served TO
about fifty persons in attendance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Elizabeth storrs, 3427 Third Ave

Elizabeth StoTTs 1927 Third Ave. So honored at
birthday party given by children Mrs Rose Booker Mr.
and Mrs Cecil Taylor and Mr. and Mrs Robert Wallace, on
Thursday October H. turkey dinner served along with
beautifully decorated cake Those helping to share the cee
bration MeSss and Mines Leon Abbey of Chcago Ed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
THE WELL" OPENS
AT STATE NOV.

The Well sensational drama
which is highly recommended by
our New York columnist Nell
Dodson Russell is coming to the
State Theatre in Minneapolis
Thursday, November /.
A featured player in The
Well is Maidie Norman, attrac-
tive young Negro actress who
plays the poignant role of the
mother of a little girl who is
buried so feet below ground.
Another player in the film is a
former st. Paul attorney, George
w. Hamilton, who back in the
early POS practiced law in st.
Paul and was president Of the st.
Paul NAACP branch.
The film. distributed by United
Artists opened in Pittsburgh last
week and played TO the largest
first day audience in the history
of the theatre where it was book
ed.
Nell Russell said in the Oct. 5
edition of this paper: The Well"
is a Must See film. Your eyes
may fill with tears once or twice
and your heart win tug at your
conscience"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert PuIlum.
533 Rondo Ave, and Mrs. James
McKouris and son, Don, of Isanti,
Mimi, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr Sunday, Octo-
Der 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr also
live in Isanti, MINI.
Mrs. II. Delany, left the city
this week for her home in New
York City, N. Y, after spending
several weeks convalescing in the
city following a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Terry, SOB
st. Anthony Ave, have chosen
the name of Deborah for their
daughter born Wednesday, Oc-
tober IT at st. Joseph hospital.
Deborah weighed seven pounds at
birth.
Correction: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Toliver, 1915 Rondo Ave, are the
parents of a six pound, three
quarter ounce baby boy born on
Columbus Day, Friday, October
IL, at the st. Andrews Hospital,
Minneapolis. The parents named
their son Steven James. The arti-
Gle in last weeks issue concerning
the birth of the baby was incor-
rect.
The Ladies Auxiliary of st.
Paul will be host at a square
dance for their friends on Friday
evening, October 20 at the Ster-
ling Club.
The PinOchle Breakfast Club
will meet Saturday, November 8
at the home of Mrs. Lula King,
622 Iglehart Ave.
The N Ell z h b o h o o d Sewing
Group met at the home of Mrs.
Beatrice Reed, 1925 Rondo Ave,
Friday, October 5. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Helaine Rhodes, 643 w.
Central Ave, in November.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26

mond Rice; Mines. Mamie Battles,
Prymith Cook; Laura Wright,
Mary Thompson, Ann Lacey, Eva
Abbey Elise McMoore, Juanita
Lewis, Bertha Johnson, Kathryn
Williamson Of Sioux Falls, $. D.,
Leila Taylor and son Henry, Cora
Christian; Miss Kay Taylor;
Messrs. Henry Allen Of Chicago,
and Hale Harvey. Mrs. storrs re-
ceived many lovely gifts, also a
long distance can from her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Kitty Knox Of
Duluth, MINI.
The Mlwicagi Campfire girls
served coffee at a meeting OF the
Mems club at he Phyllis Wheat
ley House. Among the girls who
took part in the serving were Gym
thia Eason, president, Margaret
Pope, wce-president; Janet Stone,
secretary, Gloria Mitchell, Dolores
Mil and Shirley sudduth.
Mrs. Vivian Harris. 81 w. Jes-
samine Ave, Is out of the city in
Los Angeles, Calf, visiting with
friends. Mrs. Harris has been in
California for two weeks and
plans to return to her home here
on Thursday, November 1.
Corp. Charles Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Il. Miller. 4037
Fourth Ave. So. returned to the
Air Force Base, Fairchild, Wash,
on Monday, October %, after
spending Ia days visiting his par
ents and family. Corp. Miller has
been In the services since May.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Glenn, 3640
Fourth Ave. So, returned to the
city after spending three weeks
visiting friends in Mexico City,
San Antonio, st. Louis and De-
troit. In Detroit, they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hat
cher, formerly OF Minneapolis,
dinner guests of Mr.. William Sea-
bron, after which they went TO
Canada; and the guests OF Mrs.
Herbert Darling, the former Bar
bara Colman. They visited with
their brother and family, whom
they had not seen in nine years,
In st. Louis they were the guests
Of the Leo Bohannons.
The Helpers Club viii meet
Sunday, October 2s at p. m, AT
the home Of Mrs Halle Ewing
4O4s Fourth Ave. So. All mem
bers are urged TO please be pre-
sent.
Mr.. James Lewis, husband OF
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, 1929 Fourth
Ave. So, is in fair condition at the
General hospital.
Mrs. Frank Terry, 1912 First
Ave. So, returned to the city
Wednesday. October II from a ten
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AdeIphai Club
Observes 81
Years Of Life

The Adelphai Club celebrated
its fifty-secOnd birthday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs N. X. Nc
Knight, $50 Fuller Ave, on
Tuesday. October %. The first
part of the evening, business was
transacted and a new member,
Mrs. Mable Alton was admitted,
after which the president, Mrs.
Carrie Lindsey, turned the pro-
gram over to the hostess.
Mrs. Mcknight introduced Mrs.
Eva Neal to give the highlights of
the clubs activity during the years
organization. Mrs. John NJ. Patton
was introduced by the hostess,
who in turn introduced Mrs. Cry
stall Burgess, who pinch hit for
Mrs. Angelina Burgess from
Smith Parish. Bermuda. Mrs.
Crystal Burgess and grandson and
Mrs. Crystal Mae Mormon visited
Bermuda this July, and gave a
description of the trip.
The table was beautifully de-
corated with crystal white candles
and yellow NUNS. A beautiful
cake with fifty-two white candles
was brought in and everyone sang
Happy Birthday.
Guests present beside the club
members were Mines. Eunice
Coins, Arthur Hedge, Jenny Kelly,
Doris Roper and Earl Brent.
Mines. Louis Moore Jr., and An
nette Taylor. associate members
Of the club helped the hostess
serve.
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DON COSSACKS
PLAY ST. PAUL ON
NOVEMBER 2

Saint Paurs Junior Chamber of
Commerce has announced the
scheduled appearance of the we'll
know General Platoff Don Cos
sack Chorus and Dancers at the
Saint Paul auditorium on Friday,
November g.
Billed as one of the most fam
liar and popular choral groups in
the world, the Cossacks presented
their 1,65Oth American concert
this season.
Director Nicholas Kostrukoff,
who left Russia during the revolu-
ton, gathered the group of exiles
from the Don River country and
presented the first concert in
Prague, Czechoslovakia % years
ago. Since that time, the chorus
has visited 81 different countries
The Cossacks, all of them now
American citizens, began their
concerts in the United States in
1889 at the San Francisco Expo
sition. They have been in the
United States ever since except
for two long overseas tours to
sing for American troops.
Included in the musical num-
bers to be presented by the Cos
sacks are anthems of the Greek
Orthodox church, haunting folk
songs, boisterous regimental songs
and gay peasant dances.
Jaycee director-in-charge for
the Saint Paul appearance Nov.
9 is Walter A. Swanson.