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Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
PSC Debafers
Beat State

The Philander Smith college de-
batting team won a unanimous de-
cision over the team from AMIN
college here last week.
Philander's team, James Lyles
and Freddye S. Turner CLARA
Smart, alternate), took the mega
tive side against Dolores Mayes
and Rufus Mckinney (Allen
Black, alternately in arguing the
current collegiate debate subject:
Resolved, that the non commu
mist nations should form a new
international organization"
G. l. Jones and W. H. Pipes are
debate coaches at AMIN and
Philander Smith respectively.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
ABC Play Boasts
Good Actors
BY Staff Writer

Very good and at times ex-
cellent performances made THE
Traitor, Arkansas Baptist college
players offering for the season
well worth the admission price.
Directed by Mrs. Sue Cowan vii.
llams, The Traitor" told the story
of a young atomic scientist who,
though not Communist, delivers
Information concerning the bomb
to Russia because he believes a
destructive war would be pre-
vented il all the worlds major
powers had the secret.
Earl Thomas, in the title role
was excellent His death scene
brought a good portion of the
audience to its feet. His was an
incredibly sensitive performance
In which he made the most OF
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
Did You Know That?

In 1900 there only 10000 Negroes in trade unions
At the height of World War estimated that one mil
lion Negroes were carrying union membership cards
II state legislatures considering bills on Fair Employ
1ent Practices during their 1851 sessions Eight states
York New Jersey Massachusetts, Connecticut Washington
Oregon Rhode Island and New Mexico already have laws with
full enforcement powers which prohibit discrimination in
oyment because of race color creed national origin by
ployers, labor organizations and employment agencies.
The Emancipation Proclamation issued September o.
1862 freed the slaves only in the seeded until
adoption of the 18th Amendment in 1865 slaves liberated
everywhere else in America.
In the United States today than 100000 Negroes
march to the polling booths election day and better than
100000 Negroes registered voters II southern states
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04

in the l920's, President Wilson in
tervened with the governor Of
California to win a comutation OF
the death sentence of Tom Moon
ey, a labor leader who had been
framed on a murder charge.
Judge Hubert Delaney, member
Of the NAACP board of directors
and prominent Negro jurist, in a
speech before a National Lawyers
Guild conference in New York,
cited the Willie MCGEE death sen.
tence as a government policy :
"a sign to the Negro to keep
quiet"
He called for courage and de-
termination" to put into opera
ton the Bill Of Rights for the Ne
gro people.
At a meeting Of 1900 French
citizens held in Paris, France in
the Sale Des Mutualites, Gabriel
DAbroussier, head Of the African
liberation movement, declared
Under pretext of bringing civ
ilization to Africa, the white i'm
perialists reduced a people to
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04

made the gentlemen OF success will be con-
tent to get along as they are upon the theory
FOR me and my wife and our son, John. This
Is undoubtedly a sad state of affairs, especially
at time when We are training more young
people for work than ever before; and jobs are
unusually scarce 1t appears that the success
full Negro business operator is content to earn
enough money to pay for his store, buy
BIG CAR, and put a new roof on his place of
abode. The Negro business man has not come
of age as to making investments for the Sc
curity of his own business enterprises. They
are derelict in making investments in young
people or in those institutions which would de-
velop them into fine citizens. One prominent
Negro business man once said here upon being
solicited for Membership in NAACP that II
don't need any NAACP; I am my own
NAACP!" The same business man, while pos
sessing the acumen for winning friends and
developing thriving business, forgets that
the community as a whole is owed an oppor-
tunity to improve its economic standing and
contributions and investments made to help
obtain better housing; adequate places for
recreation and play; and jobs constitute good
insurance for future business.
The elections in 1852 will afford the Negro
voters an opportunity to help bring about po-
litical changes which will insure healthy de-
mocracy in Arkansas. News reports indicate
that Negro women are organizing for the pur-
pose of increasing the number of qualified Ne
gro voters; and it is hoped that all organized
forces among Negroes will be Immediately &C.
tive in urging Negroes to pay the ONE DOL
LAR POLL TAX. The issues are reached in
Arkansas politics and the friends of Negroes
must be supported We cannot support them
by staying away from the polls Many changes
will be effected and our only protection against
unjust conduct of government will be to arm
ourselves with the VOTE AND VOTE! There
will be many coalitions and We trust that we
shall be able to join in and help make way for
a GREATER ARKANSAS COMMUNITY
Founders Day speaker at AM&N college was
the distinguished churohman and political
leader, Archibald Carey, jr, Chicago alder
man. His was an eloquent message to his peo-
pie. Admitting that he was overwhelmed by
the conditions which he met upon his first
visit to Pine Bluff and the college campus, the
Rev. Carey was slow starting but ended with
bang when he expressed the hopes of Negro
Americans in a fiery and eloquent plea for
full citizenship rights. Such speeches are quite
inspirational and it is hoped that many more
will be heard in these low grounds.
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
81 Million Women, Bedridden Korean
Vets. Others Protest MCGEE Execution

NEW YORK CITY-Not since the Scotsboro case in the
early thes has the conviction of Negro caused
ona and worldwide protest the indignation being expressed
against the execution of Willie McGee Mississippi Negro work.
er scheduled to die on Tuesday, May g.
MCGEE has been die in the electric chair for
alleged rape of white woman in November 1945 Though
attorneys have offered prove he convicted on perred
testimony, all u S. Courts have refused hearing.
In Mississippi Virginia where the Martinsve Seven
executed questionable rape charge penalty
in is given Negroes only Whites the
crime of rape freed given short sentences.
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04

The disastrous fire which destroyed our home
at Stamps while effeeting the happy condition
OF our family being together again and more
or less at home, has left me thinking about
some things which had already been made up
In my mind. For many years. have always
wanted to return to Stamps on the morning
Cotton Belt train. 1t would be my last ride.
My body would be deposited in the gravel in
the western sector of the cemetery on Valley
street. Now l will have to decide this matter
again, as l am too old now for war, unless it
is brought home to us here. However, there is
one thing sure don't want to be buried in
some unkept cemetery, covered with mud and
water, and an unassisted growth in grass and
weeds. 1t has always been a mystery to me
why people carry on so when death comes into
the family, and such lavish display is made in
the matter of putting him. away in fine
copper colored casket; and at the graveyard,
even Memorial day appeal will not bestir
the survivors to cut the grass from the grave
plot. Some people prefer burial at the place
of their birth. should like that provided
believed that the people would keep the grave
yard in somewhat respectable condition; but
with you gone from Stamps, don't think the
seeds have been sown too we'll; so, am hop
ing that you will take look at some of the
segregated burial grounds here, and transfer
the energy and effort to make them more
beautiful.
White folks die today and are buried tomor-
row. ColOred folks die today and they are
buried next week. The cousins have to come
in from across the nation Maybe some have
to await payday before they can make the
trip by train or bus to pay the LAST RE-
SPECT! Then on Sunday, there is the BURY
ING, and on Monday and the Memorial days
which pass thereafter, the DEAD ARE DEAD
IN VAIN!
Negroes like funerals and the undertakes
thrive upon the poor members of the bereaved
family. The dead are dressed up and given in
many instances their first decent housing.
Clean sheets and mattress. Flowers are sent
to the home by some people who would in
the deceased's life never been shown much
Kindness. There is in practically every in
stance, despite the burial business too much
money spent for funerals. Now, if the COM
munity or the undertakers helped with keep
ing the burial grounds in good condition, it
might be rather INVITING TO DIE AND BE
BURIED WITH ALL THE POMP which Ne
groes seem so much to prefer. However, when
we have family get together soon, trust that
the matter will not be too painful to discuss,
in view OF the three score and eight years you
and Papa have spent on this earth
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
DOWN OUR Way
The appointment Of Charles eussey az deputy
by frances sampson

The appointment Of Charles 6ussey az deputy
sheriff in Pulaski county, with an honorable
assignment OF duty as an investigator in the
prosecuting attorneys office, is expected to
hasten the appointment of Negro deputy
sheriff in Jefferson county, where docile and
lninfluential Negro leaders stand aside in
disunity waiting for something to happen. Be-
mind the scenes moves are being made to bring
shout the appointment, with qubbling over the
person to be named. None of the activity stems
from any group interest. Organizational
strength in political circles seems quite mac
ttye As has been stated here before it Is our
position that the matter of appointing dep
uty sheriff is a political obligation incurred by
tse present officeholder, Allen Nixon. Those
ud1o worked through groups and as individuals
should certainly busy themselves to see that
the obligation is met, and leave the matter of
ejac appointment to the sheriff, with whatever
consultation he may request from whatever
sources he chooses. 1t is hoped that the APP
continent will be a splendid one, about which
the entire community can feel proud and fur
ther strengthen the conviction that human
dignity is democratic virtue.
N downtown Pine Bluff, a white chain store
has opened one Of the finest stores in southeast
Ar11nsas. Thousands attended its opening a
few Sundays ago. Negroes won door prizes.
Aside from the bargains which are to be had
at the store. its physical appearance stimulates
an unusual interest in buying foods and house
hold supplies. However, it does not appear that
there are many Negroes employed at the store,
and that fact poses a very serious question.
Consumers are entitled to the right under de-
mocracy to demand the employment of men,
berS Of their respective races. We trust that
some organized move will get underway to
ascertain the attitude of the management with
regard to employing Negroes in the store
first. for the sake of doing something in the
way of making way for fair employment prac-
fices; and second for increased trade among
Negro consumers. 1t is not enough to have
janitor in its employ while at the same time
enjoying successful plying of the Negro
trade market. 1t appears that democracy is
well on its way to become a way of life for all
people, and it follows that Negroes in bust
ness are not yet able to withstand the prob
lens of Negro business in community where
trade practices will prevent them from en-
Toying most of the Negro business. While this
city has taken pride in several Negro grocery
establishments, 1t is quite evident that among
the Negro proprietors, that there are no plans
for expansion as the successful ones have
reached the heights and unless some plans are
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
In Memoriom

Fordyce--ln loving mem
my mother, Mrs. Alice q
who departed this lie \
l949, and my son, Jane, d
Smith, who passed April d
We miss you both, no on
OF the sadness, only thas
have lost can tell, for I'd
we loved so well. IT'S Nd |
with friends we low. while
on earth we stay, but ii
thought comes, we will nd
some day. God knows b.
we miss you, never shall
memory fade. Loving
will always wonder to
where you both were "
Signed; W
Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
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says MI. NJ. w., Les Anssiss, Csiif.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-05-04
Seeks Wife

I am 40 years Of age. S feet, 7
inches tall and weigh 169 pounds.
My complexion Ii medium brown.
My habits are very sober. am
principal Of the Attuck junior
high school here. ! own my nome.
! would like 10 get acquainted
with someone between Is and 80
years Of age with sober habits
and an honest desire TO live q
happily married life. I would pre-
fer that she have at least . high
school education. A full descrip.
tion and photo, II possible. should
be sent with the first letter.
John L. Thomas, AZ East Oak 81.
Carbondale, iii. ADV.
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VESTUVES
NESVEJE, N. H.

Rugsejo men. 8 d. Nasveje, N.
H. sv. Kazimiero parapijos baz-
nycioje kun. A. Vainauskas su-
tuoke Kazi Grausli su Julia
Virbalaite. Tai bus, turbut, pir-
mos buv. tremtinio vestuves su
vietine lietuvaite. Sion apylin-
ken K. Grauslys is tremties at
vyko prizes pustreciu metu, jo
jaunoji zmona, kilimo is Viii
niaus krasto, SUI tevais j Ame-
rika atvyko budama 3 m. am
ziaus. Tarpe $50 sveciu is vie
tos ir kaimyniniu kolonijq buvo
atvykusiu is Bostono ir net toll
mos Baltimores. Jaunieji buvo
daugelio nuosirdziai sveikinami
ir gavo apsciai dovanu. K.
Grauslys yra vietinio A. L. T.
S-gos 14-jo skyriaus sekretorius,
ir, kartu su zmona aktyvus tau
tiniu sokiu grupes dalyvis.
X. Da.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-20
UkrainieGai Vytauto miinejjiime ChiCagoje

Vytauto Didziojo vainikavimo
521 metu sukakties minejima
Chicagoje rugsejo 8 d. Lind
bloom aukst. mokykloje surenge
Vilniaus krasto lietuviu sajun-
ga. Minejime dalyvavo ukrai-
nieciu delegacija. Ukrainieciu
bendruomenes vardu gausius da-
lyvius sveikines A. Feduniach
akcentavo draugingus abieju
tautu santykius, neisskiriant
nei tQ laiku, kai Kijeve rezidavo
Lietuvos valdovai, ir skatino abb
tautas suderinta kova prizes
Kremliu, imant pavyzdi is able
ju tautu partizanu. DR.. Dorose-
vic perdave ukrainieciu moteru
sveikinimus lietuvems.
Konsulas DR.. P. Dauzvardis
nurode radikaliai kintanti tarp-
tautines politikos kursa, kuri ge-
raj nusako ir minejimo diena
pasirasyta taikos sutartis su ia
ponija.
Prof. D. Krivickas savo pa
skaitoje patieke istorini tuome-
tines situacijos pjuvi ir iskele
Lietuvos kunigaiksciu apsispren-
dina isijungti j Vakaru orbita.
Memo programme dalyvavo
solistai A. Dambrauskaite ir A..
Brazis, muzikas A. Kuciunas, A.
Stephens SUI trio = J. Bobinie-
ne, j. Kaukoriute ir G.. Pieskie-
ne, S. Pilka ir G. Velicka su
tremties scenos vaizdu, kuri, be
jo, vaidino z. Kevalaityte, A..
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DETRoITo LIETUVIy zINIos

Detroito Universiteto profe-
sorius Pr. Padalskis grizo is
atostogQ. Rugsejo 7 diena jis
Book Cadillac viesbutyje skate
paskaita apie Sovietu Sajunga
gausiame amerikieciu Pirmojo
Penktadienio Klubo susirinkime.
Tulas "Naujienu Korespon-
dentas" praejusios savaites Nau-
jienose vel uzsipuole ALB Radio
Kluba. 81 karta minetas kores-
pondentas gina lietuviu kalba
nuo radio valandeles praneseju.
Deja, atrodo, kad sios pastangos
nedaro garbes nei Naujienoms,
nei straipsnio autoriui, nes kri-
tikai patys nesugeba issiversti
be tokiQ musq kalbos "puosme-
nu' kaip ''pazalatinti' ir pan.
Taip pat neteisingai = uzpuo-
lamas ir gerb vi. Paula, kuris
nera, deja, Dirvos Detroito ko-
respondentq tarpe ir neturi ME
ko bendro SUI 'nesenai DirvOje
atsiradusiu Detroito skyrium",
mes Detroito lietuviq gyvenima
lieciancios korespondencijos Dir
vote spausdinamos jau kelioli-
ka, jei ne keliasdesimt metu.
Siuo metu serga ir gydosi IL
gonineje "ALKOS" memo kolek-
two narys v. Tamosilnas.
Z. V. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-20

kad tie apkarpymai Europai,
mazejant galimybei uz tvirta do
leriu valiuta isigyti zaliavas
ginklu gamybai, gall susilpninti
gynybos pastangas. salia ekono-
miniu klausimQ, Vokietijos pro-
blemos, dar daug ir kitty reikalu
sprendziama Ottavoje. Graikijos
ir Turkijos priemimas j Atlantic
Pakta, nors ir buvo susidures
SUI kliutimis, bet energingai vel
kiant Amerikai isspestas teigia-
mai - tue budu gynybos siste-
ma Europoje pratesta j rytinius
Vidurzemio juros pakrascius.
"Laikas greitai bega, ginkluo-
kites skubiai', = pabreze Otta-
vote Acheson'as. "Karas gall
ateiti greiciau, dar. prizes uzbai-
giant visa gynybos darba. Mes
juntame artejant kritiskaji mo-
menta, kada paaiskes - karas
ar taika' - konferencijos pir-
mininko Paul Van Zeeland'o To-
dziai taip pat isryskina pasita-
rimu dvasia. Dabar teks palauk-
tt ir stebeti, kaip bus issprestas
,nelengvas uzdavinys = kaip
gauti pinigo ir apmoketi Eisen-
howerio karius nepazeidziant
ivairiu Europos krastu ukio.
V. Rimvydas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-20

Brinka, P. Macys ir K. Ozelis.
Gerai nusisekusiai sventei pa
kenke perkrauta programa ir
kick Slubuojanti jos organizaci-
ia.
Sventei vadovavo vilnieciu
s-gos pirm. Simkus.
Prizes pora metu DR.. Brozaicio
ir kitty iniciatyva Chicagoje su-
sidare lietuviu ekonomistu sam
buris. Rugsejo IA d. nutarta per-
sitvarkyti Lietuviu ekonomis-
tu draugija. | valdyba isrinkti: !:
A. Baliunas, A. Kasuba ir j.
Karvelis. Valdybai pavesta pa
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l. | E T u v 0 S
PARTIZANAI
VOKIECIU SPAUDOJ

"Paskutinieji vokieciu kariai
Europos dziuglese" - nuotykin-
gi buvusio vokieciu kario per-
gyvenimai lietuviu pogrindzio
judejime - pagal sugrizusio
pasakojimus paveikslais atpasa-
koti musu dailininko Hans Lis
ka. Taip skamba populiaraus vo-
kieciu iliustruoto savaitraScio
"Quick" 80 mr.. (rugp. m. IL d.
stambus pavadinimas paveiks-
lams SUI placiais paaiskinimais.
Idetas ir mazas Lietuvos zeme-
lapis. Penkiuose paveiksluose
(kai kurie jQ puses puslapio dy-
dzio) dailininkas labai ryskiai
pavaizdavo Lietuvos partizanu
veikla. Miskai Vilniaus ir Pa
nevezio srityse vadinami Euro
pos dziunglemis - viename pa
veikslu pavaizduotas partizanu
karstymasis medziu virslnemis
atrodo kick neitikinamas. Viena-
me paveikslq pavaizduotas par
tizanQ prazygiavimas zagares
miesto gatve ir aliarmas bun
kerry. Mineti paveikslai labiau-
siai vyke. Platus aprasymai po
paveikslais apie Lietuvos mis-
ko zmones" vokieciu skaityto-
jams teikia CANA gera partiza-
nu veiklos vaizda. (aD
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deracijOs lukestis?

Man atrodo, = kick su-
simastes pradejo atsakyti j an
trail pateikta klausima Lietuvos
Diplomatijos Sefas min. St. Lo-
zoraitis, - kad kai kalbama
apie Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Esti-
jos valstybes, vadinant jas ben
dru Pabaltijo ar Baltijos vardu,
turima, gal but, pirmiausia gal
vote musu geografine sritis.
Antra, gal but, tokia terminolo-
gija norma isreiksti tn triil
mazu tautu interesu bendruma.
siaip jau yra pagrindo sp5ti,
kad busimos Europos sutvarky-
mas, isvadavus visa ellie tautu is
sovietu okupacijos, bus atliktas
labai zymioj federalistiniu ideju
itakoj. Reikia manyti, jog jei
bus pasiekta Europos valstybiu
federacijos, tai jos remuose bus
vietos taip pat ir regionaliniams
valstybiu susigrupavimams. To-
kiu budu ir Baltijos valstybiu
savitarpis bendradarbiav m a
gales igyti tokiu nauju, artimes-
niu ir tampresniu formu, kurios
geriau, kaip lig siol ,isreiks ju
solldaruma, interesu bendruma
bel apsauga busimoj Europoj.
Apie tu santykiu glaudumo for
mas, zinoma, spres pacios Bal
tijos tautos, kai - iSvaduotos is
soVletu prlespaudos - demo-
kratinej santvarkoj gales is
reiksti savo laisva valia, - bai-
ge Lietuvos Diplomatijos sefas
A. Rigmantas
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Radio Klubo memo kolektyvas
praejusi sekmadieni issirinko
vadovybe ir pasirinko varda. Ko-
lektyvas pasivadino "ALKOS"
vardu. 10 seniuhu isrinktas p.
Gricius, administratorium - D..
E. Petraityte ir memo vadovu
pakviestas p. J. PusdeSris.
.Aktores z. Arlauskaites =
Miksienes vedama dramos mege-
jq grupe ruosiasi "Tusciu Pa
stangu" vaidinimui, kuri rengia
vietos BALFo skyrius.
Praeita sekmadieni ivyko ALT
Sa-gos .Detroito skyriaus susi-
rinkimas. Aptarta daug svarbiu
reikalq. Parengimu komisijos at
stove p. M. Sims pranese, kad
sia ziema, sausio 27 diena sky
rius rengia Art Institute patal-
pose koncerta, kurio programa
ispildyti pakviestos zymios lie
tuviu memo pajegos. Kitas di-
delis skyriaus rengiamas kon-
certas numatytas 1852 metq pa
vasari.
Prof. M. Birziskos, vieno is
Nepriklausomybes Akto dalyviu
vardiniu proga susirinkimas nu-
tare pasiusti jam Ats Detroi-
to skyriaus sveikinima ir $40
auka jo sunkiai materialinei pa
deciai paremti.
Be to, skyrius artimoje atei-
tyje numato suruosti keleta po-
buviu nariams ir sveciams, ku-
riu pelnas els moksleivijai pa
remit.
Susirinkimui pirmininkavo p.
A. Kripas. I skyriu buvo pri-
imtas vienas naujas narys.
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MUS Vokietijoje, isikisti, jei vo-
kieciu vyriausybe butq grasoma
fasismo ar komunizmo, apribo-
ii didesnius pakeitimus uzsienio
pOlitikOje ir prekyboje, jei jie
liestu triju didziujq ir Atlantic
Pakto valstybiu interesus. Be to,
trys didieji sutare, kad vokie-
ciai pirma turf apsiimti apsi-
ginkluoti ir tik po to jiems bu-
sias pasiulytas taikos susitari-
mas = tai padaryta del baimes,
kad jei vokieciai pirma gautu
suverenines teises, jie apsigink-
lavimo reikalu galetu deretis
aukstesne kama. Visu siu klau-
simQ ivykdymas priklauso nuo
pasitarimu SUI Bonnos vyriausy-
be sekmes. Kadangi vokieciai
daugiausia laimi, neatrodo, kad
butQ didesniu sunkumu su susi-
tarimo parengimu, taciau drau-
ge yra ir tikra, kad kai kurie
vokieciu elemental sieksia is
gauti dar didesniu nuolaidu. Vie
mas didziQjQ klausimu = koks
bus sovietu atsakymas? Diplo-
matinai sluogsniai speja, kad
sovietai gall parengti koki nors
dramatiSka ar spalvinga spel1-
takli, paw. pasirasyti sutarti su
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kryptimis zymejo pastaruju die
nu Americas ir YAK. Europos
valstybiu diplomatines pastan-
gas. Negalima butu pasakyti,
kad jos butu nesklandzios ir ne
intensyvios. Jei San Francisco
konferencija daugiau siejosi su
vieningo vakarq bloko islaiky-
mu prizes sovietus, tai Washing
tone ivyke triju didziuju pasi-
tarimai ir pereita sestadieni Ot-
tavoje, Kanadoje, prasidejusi
12-kos Atlantic Pakto tautu kon-
ferencija vyko ir tebevyksta jau
daugiau seimyniskoje dvasioje.
Cia nebebuvo sovietines obstruk-
ciios baimes ir visi reikalai lie
cia Vokietija ir YAK. Europos
gynybos pastangas isspresti ir
tebesprendziami sklandziai, nors
visisko nuomoniu sutapimo, ais
ku, laukti netenka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-20

ruosti istatu projekta.
LigSiol samburiui vadovavo P.
Baltuska.
. Chicagos Lietuviu Taryba
rugsejo 80 d. Lietuviu Audito-
rijoje saukia lietuviu konferen-
cija. Kvieciami dalyvauti Chi
cagos ir artimu miestu patrio-
tiniu lietuviq organizaciju at
stovai.
Vakare atstovams rengiamas
koncertas.
Konferencijos pradzia 1 val.
p. p. Auditorijos saleje = 3137
S. Halsted Ave.
p