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Evening star., 1951-03-31

Presidents will hear a special
program by the Boston Symphony
Orchestra, arranged by its con-
.ductor, Charles Munich. in Mr.
Auriol's honor. Mr. Munich is a
French citizen. The soloist, 25-
year-old pianist Nicole TIenriot,
also is a French citizen and
worked, like President Auriol, in
the French Resistance movement
during the Nazi occupation.
The concert will be broadcast
around the world by the Voice of
America and locally by Station
WGMS.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
Rescue Squad Elects

w. C. Groves has been elected
president of the Prince George:
County Rescue Squad. Other off.
GERS are w. R. Beatty, vice presi.
dent; Paul Sorrensen, secretary
Henry Kirkpatrick. treasurer
IRichard H''ghes, chief, and Will
liam Deeck, assistant chief.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
Gen. Streit's Rank Confirmed

Maj. Gen. Paul H. Streit. COM
manding general of the Army
Medical Center here. has been
given the permanent rank of ma
jor general, it was announced to-
lday.
Evening star., 1951-03-31
Home to Open Synagogue

The Hebrew Travellers Shelter
ing Society will open synagogue
at its home, 1888 Sixteenth street
INV, at 2 pm. tomorrow.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
w. F. PRIOR co.
LEAGUE

Tice took top honors of the eve
ming last week by winning both
games from Surgical Digest, who
were tied for second place last week.
week.
Tice is now tied with Brenneman
for first place. The other four teams
each won one and lost one.
Brenneman had the high single
game (461) and also the high set
(869). Dot Mullican had the high
scores for the ladies, with a game of
116 and set of 2O4, while Paul Low
ry had the high scores for the men,
with a game of 100 and set of I'll.
80 Or Better Glass
P. Lowry, 81, 100; D. Mullican,
116; D. Crawford, III; D. Newcom-
er, "a, 80; J. Pullman, SO, SO; C. Oar
by, SO; M. C. Rohrer, 81, 81; H.
Mowen, SO; M. Forzino, "a; D.
Mowen, SO; L. Koontz, 90; w. Car
mack, 81; B. Smith, 81.
Team Standing
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also tied with A. Stevenson for the
high set (223).
Team honors were divided, with
the Roots having the high single
game (512) and the Banks the high
set (987).
80 Or Better Glass
H. Lefever, 124-223; A. Steven
son, 1929; H. Henson, 121-216; C.
Grove, 1O9-210; M. Eichelberger,
104-2O6; M Hildebrand, 116; S.
Wilmington, 105; F. Beard, 1O2; P.
Trovinger, 1903; N. Socks, 1O2; H.
Cameron, 1O2; A. Fuss, 1O1; J. Zim-
norman, 100; F. Grimes, SO; E.
Domer, SO; L. Hoover, 98; N. Shoop,
SO; M. Athey, 81; o. Carter, SO; C.
Nemzek, 81; c. Bowman, 81; M.
Hall, 96; E. Viands, SO; B. Hart, 90;
M. Westfall, "a; H. Slower, "a; L.
Foltz, "a; M. Carper, go; M. Bow
man, 81; M. Gelwicks, 60
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE.

Roberta Spangler and Phyllis Pal
mer tied for the high single game
last week Q15), but Roberta was
more CONSTANT and came up with
the high set (209).
The Vogue team, who have won all
four of their games in the second
half, had high team scores, with a
single game of 5O4 and set of 956.
80 Or Better Glass
R. Spangler, lis, "a; P. Palmer,
lis; B. Everly. Ill; J. Smith, ITO;
G. Reecher, 1903; M. McNamee, 1O6;
R. Ausherman, 1O3, 81; D. Wood,
101; June Price, 81; P. Kittell, SO;
G. Darlington, 95, "a; j. Hebb 90,
90; P. Schamel, SO, 90; Jeanne Price,
90, 80; V. Browning, 81; J. Barr, go.
Free Bowling
B. Everly, Ill, 89-258; ]. Hebb,
90, 93-251; R. Spangler, lis, "a
Isl.
Team Standing
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMENS LEAGUE

Last week, in Division l, Mary
Routzahn, of the Pansies, was the
high scorer, with single game of
1877 and set of 321.
The Iris and Pansies teams tied
for the high single game (499), with
Iris going on to take the high set
(1423).
In Division 2, Anna Mae McSher-
ry, of the Roses, had the high sim
gle game Old and Bertha War
renfeltz, of the Lilacs, had the high
set (32A.
The league-leading Forget-Me-
Nots had both team high scores,
with a game of sos and set of 1441.
Division
100000 Glass
M. Routzahn, 1877, 110-321; M.
Hammond, 10, 125-315; G. Leath-
erman, III, 1O7-311; M. Snyder,
1851; M. Hartman, III 3O2; L. Nc
Kinsey, 1O6, 100; B. Long, 1903; I.
Irby, 107; A. Ruth, 107; P. A. Keedy,
1O7; L. Rudisill, 107; M. Sodergren,
105; E. Hause, 102; R. Miller, 1902;
I. Fridinger, 1O1; E. Stottlemyer,
100; C. White, 100; P. Forrest, 100;
R. Stoddard 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
MEMS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

In Division 1, Harry Hause, of
Grace cub. and Eddie Colliflower,
of st. Marks, tied for the high sin
gle game (138), but Harry had a
little more on the ball and came up
with the high set 1860.
Baptist was the high scoring team
with single game of 592 and set of
1878.
Over in Division II, Bob Hogan, of
st. Matthew's, had the high single
game 144, but the old reliable
John Minnich, had the high set
(34D.
Team honors were divided with
st. Marks having the high single
game (557) and Trinity the high set
(1574).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

Last week Launa Draper bowled
the high single game Gid, but
Kathleen Good came through with
high two-game set (206).
Canasta had the high single team
game (48O) and they tied with
Bridge for the high set (926).
High Averages
Margaret Potts, 81; Doris Bren-
ner, 94.6; Marian Barrick, 94.2; vir-
ginia Stoner, SO; Chico Smith, GLIB;
Kathleen Good, 91.2; Della Quinn,
GIL; Thelma Carbaugh, 905; Betty
Brener, 1877; Frances Berger, 1875.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS

County taxes will be payable beginning
Monday, January 18th.
Office hours $50 Am. 4 PM Daily, Except Saturday,
Closing l PM
cent discount allowed County only paid during
January
Tax bills will not be itemized due inability
printed until
books matter of public shall
to assist you with information required
Corporations desiring
tangible personal property required
ton only their bill certified the preceding
HUGH K TROXELL.
County Treasurer
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Team Standing
Points
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

Last week Lena Rider was the
high bowler among the ladies, with
a game of 108. Honors for the men
were divided, with Thomas Ham
having the high single game (124)
and Leo Shelter the high set 1929.
Team honors were also divided,
with the Bumsteads having the high
single game (524) and the Donald
Ducks the high set (148I.
100000 Glass
L. Shelter, ia, 11O-328; S. Kiser,
119, 108-326; R. Keller, Ill, 106-
800; j. Henneberger, 116, 106-316; R.
Ham, 119, 1O8-313; R. Zappacosta,
los, 104-305; R. Shelter, 1903, 1906
3O4; H. Jolliffe, 114-3O3: T. Ham,
1874; H. Sirbaugh, 1913; ]. Weaver,
1903; L. Rider, 1903; P. Plank, 1903; F.
Musey, 100; J. Stevenson, 100.
Team Standing
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ter, 125-916; Bentz, 1O1, LOT, 1O6-
314; T. Lowman, 131-313; Athey, 1O6,
1O7-312; Thomas, 1O4, 115- 312; Kret-
singer, 1O1, 12O-31O; Nemzik, 116,
1O2-3O8; Brown, 115-3O5; Sapping-
ton, 138-305; Monninger, 104, lis
3O2; Ridenour, 1Ol, 1O5-3O2; Dunn,
100, 1O2-3O1; Nave, 100000; Kefau-
yer, 1872; Grouse, 118; Miller, 118;
Baker, 1T; Holsapple, lit; Knep-
per, 1O1, 1903; Wiles, 1O7; Kittell,
1O7, 100; Hartman, 1O6; Bittorf, los;
Hogan, los, 101; A. Martin, 105;
Waltrick, 1O5; Warrenfeltz, los, 100;
Haynes, 1O4, 1O1; P. Miller, 1O3;
Bond, 1902; Harshman, 1O2; R.
Miller, 1902; Kaufman, 1O1, 100;
Sayes, 101, 100; Jones, 1O1; Wolfens-
berger, 100.
Team Standing
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BOWLING SCORES

age with percentage of 101.1, with
Mary Routzahn right behind her
with a percentage of 99.2. The sea-
sons high bowler, so far, is Mary
Caldwell, with a game of 100.
100000 Glass
Mile Fiery, 116, 1926; Mary
Routzahn, Ill, los, 1O2-318; Bertha
Kane, 1O8, 1O1, 100000; Pauline
Flock, liz; Eleanor Cover, ITO;
Susan Powles, 1O8; Eleanor Reech-
er, 1O4; Dotte McGraw, 1903; Belva
Ford, 101; Doris Trovinger, 100.
Team Standing
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Division l
I20-32O Glass

Bill Schilling, 129-347; Eddie
Leatherman, 321; Charles Moser,
126-340; Wilmer Kretzer, 1926; Har-
ry Hause, 1896; Arthur Hause,
136-343; Hoye Lum, 325; Eddie Col
liiower, 138-361; Bill Snyder, 1877
346; Buck Wilson, 322; Vernon Will
son, 122, 134-352; Jack Koontz, 1873
339; Wesley Ruth, 133-249; Chuck
Kline, 1877, 122-353; Les Talhelm,
127-330; Pete Harshman, 1913, 100
345; John Bowman, 343; Slug Bow
man, 327; Acey Miller, 1876.
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PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

The Diamonds continue to make
runaway race in the league, pick
ing up three more points on Friday
night to give them lead of IA
points over the second-place Anne
thysts.
Mile Fiery was the high bowler,
with single game of 116 and three
game set Of 1876. So far this season,
Bertha Kane has the highest aver
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
100000 Glass

N. Musey, 111-3O7; M. Grouse, ia
BOG; P. Flock, 118-3O5; A. Spessard,
1083O1; V. Leatherman, 112; j.
Zimmerman, 1O2, 112; R. Charlton,
1O8, 1902; R. Bohn, 1913; D. Grooms,
1917; D. Hoffman, 1O3, 1O7; c. Whar-
ton, 106; B. Bond, 1O6; G. Hykes,
1O5; B. Ray, 1O5; j. Meats, 1O5; v.
Warner, 1O4, 1O1; K. Mowen, 1O1,
1903; S. Powles, 1O2; F. Rupp, 1O2;
l. South, 1902; R, Martin, 1O1; c. Glib
ney, 100; T. Spessard, 100; M.
Yeakle, 100.
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Team Standing
Division 2
100000 Glass

B. Warrenfeltz, 1O6, 1O4, 114-324;
A. M. McSherry, 121, 116-321; F.
Couchman, 1O3, 117-317; B. Sch
winger, 1903, 1O8-31O; L. Abel, 116,
112-21O; M. frey, 100, 1O7-3O4; D.
King, 1T; j. Harshman, ITO; E.
Monninger, 100; D. Slayman, 1903;
c. Price, los; D. Snapp, 1903; C.
Nunamaker, 100; M. Haynes, 112,
104-303.
Team Sfaudip0
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Team Standing
EASTERN STAR.
LEAGUE

Last week Naomi Evans rolled the
high single game (122), but Mar
garet Hess came through with high
three-game set 1920.
The frst-place Neptune team roll
ed the high single game (486), but
the third-place Jupiter team had
the high set (1365).
100000 Glass
Margaret Hess, 121, 1O5-32O;
Naomi Evans, 122-31O; Jess Smith,
l12; Helen Snively, 1903; Mary Gluck,
1O7.
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Team Standing
ANTTETAM
FIRE co. LEAGUE

All high scores were divided last
week. P. Harper had the high sim
gle game (129) and R. Wolf had the
high set $3.50.
For teams, the Ladders had the
high single game (554) and the
Sirens had the high set (158O).
11O-310 Glass
Sayles, Jr., 113, 117-312; Myers,
113-319; Dysert, 10000; Sham
baugh, 81; Dellinger, 1889;
Krouse, III; r. Wiebel, 114-311; B.
Lum, 10, 114-328; Gaylor, 11O-313;
Hightman, 121; R. Wolf, 116, 1888;
P. Jacobs, ia; P. Harper, 129-323;
McAfee, Ill; Wagner, 113; Faith,
10, 122-32O.
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Team Standing
ELKS LADIES'
LEAGUE

Last week the September team,
although they are in the cellar,
came up with both high scores, with
a single game of 499 and set of 1904.
P. Flock bowled the high single
game Q18), but N. Musey had the
high set GOD.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
Division 2
1908 800 Glass

Dave Mellott, 1874; Bob Hogan,
144-339; Frank Miller, 122-323; John
Minnich, 128-347; Wolf, 137-328;
Harrison Mertz, 1882; Harry
O'Brien, 329; Tom Fitz, 1926; Skip
Eyler, 1874; Rev. Russell Oyer, 1926;
Lester Kendle, 139-335.
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Points
WOMEN,S
MAJOR LEAGUE

On Saturday night Mary Sapping-
ton had the high single game Q38)
and Hilda Edwards, for the second
straight week, had the high three
game set CAD. Sellman's Gulf
Station took both team honors, with
a single game of $40 and set of 1862.
100000 Glass
Edwards, 119, 1903, 1884; Fid-
dler, 116, liz, 1O6-S34; Fiery, 1O4,
liz, 1888; Warner, LOT, 130-332;
Zimmerman, 134-327; Couchman,
ia, 1O4-317; Henson, 113, lot, 1O6-
317; Spiker, los, 1O6, 1O5-316; Pot
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25

er, 108-206; V. Martin, 111-2O5; L.
Bowers, 1O3-2O4; v. Sneckenberger,
1O3-2O3; M. Wiles, 1O7-2O2; R. Sell
by, 100; M. Selby, 1903; P. Knepper,
107.
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100000 Glass

Delphey, 140-337; Minnich, 1856
365; Lewis, 133-337; Copley, 1872
346; Bowman, 128-327; Fiery, 1875
$50; Lyles, 125-316; Tyler, 1913; Roe,
1887; Bryan, III; Stone, 1880;
Lefew, 113; Arnold, Ill; Burkhold-
er, Ill; Goslin, 108; Buchanan, 1O7;
Oliver, 107-316; Kieffer, 1O6; Main,
l05; Weltz, 104; Wolf, 1903; Farley,
1902; Ridenour, 1902; Hess, 1O1; Tab
Ter, 101.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
BANKERS LEAGUE

The first half ended last week,
with the Dimes (who won both their
games) coming out on top, with a
three-gam margin over the second
place Halves. The Dimes also won
both team honors last week, with a
single game of 553 and set of 1923.
June Martin was high bowler
among the ladies, with a single
game of 1875 and set of 227, while
for the men, Dennis Thurston was
the top bowler, coming up with a
single game of 131 and set of 237.
10000 Glass
Ladies: A. Smith, "a; J. Martin,
126227; V. Winters, SO; J. Reynolds,
SO; D. Myers, 1903; H. Lehman, III
213; ]. Downin, 111-204, N. Cover,
90; D. Fryer, go; A. Buterbaugh, 100.
Men: B. Roney, 1O4-204; D. Thurs
ton, 1927; C. White, 10000; B.
King, ia; R. Bowman, 123-2O7; R.
Cushen, 100; w. Hammaker, 100; E.
Draper, 108; G.. McAdams, 1O7-202.
Team STANDING
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120-320 Glass

Ed. Lecrone, 1896; Jr. Cunning
ham, 100, 120-354; ]. Romine, 121-
351; A. Flurie, 123-346; C. Stickell,
132335; A. Keen, 1876; w. Marks,
325; H. Robson, 800; w. Snyder,
800; E. Norman, 1874; R Roderuck,
122.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
WOW. LADIES
LEAGUE

On Thursday night H. Lefever had
the high single game (124) and she
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
100000 Glass
Team Standings
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

Delphey had the high single game
on Thursday night GAO and Min
mich had the high set 1850.
Team honors were also divided,
with the cellar dwelling Tarpons
having the high single game (543)
and Bass the high set (1519).
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Team Standing
PANGBORN
MEMS LEAGUE

Ripple was the high scorer on Fri
day night, with single game of
131 and set of 1863.
The Conveyors and the Exhaust
ers tied for the high team game
(542), but the Conveyors had more
on the ball and went on to take the
high set (1562l.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

Ed Lecrone was the high bowler
on Monday night, with a game of
155 and set of 1866.
The fourth7place Red Soxs had the
high team scores, with a game of
583 and set of 1911.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
Team Standing
END of First Half)
SPEEDWAY LEAGUE

Last week o. Jones had the high
single game (123) and A. Brown
had the high two-game. set (220).
The Laurel team had both high
scores, with single game of 521
and set of 1902
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-01-25
12O-33O Glass

Kaetzel, 100; Hays, 331; Bottorf,
$50; Morgan, 121-338; Johnston, 100;
Ripple, 131, 128-363; Ford, 124-332;
Cross, 1877; Maloy, 1913; Bowman,
1913; Reeder, 1875.
Free Bowling
R. Morgan, 404; J. Ford, 403.1; T.
Reeder, 1864.
Team Standing
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E. Barnes, 1927; M. Evans, Ill
207; K. Kaufman, 105-206; M. Spik-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

svente klebonas kun. P. Stra-
kauskas iskoneveike buv. Lie
tuvos prezidentus K. Griniu ir
A. Smetona, tremtinius is
vadino gangsteriais. W tai, ma
tyt, veliau gavo nuo vyskupo
pipiru, mes privaciai ir viesai
skelbe, kad jam uzdaryta bur-
ma kalbeti lietuviu reikalais.
Bet dabar jis vel eme testi
viesai savo "veikla" prizes Lie
tuva ir tremtinius. Sv. Kazimie-
70 sventes ir Mindaugo kriksto
sukakties proga jis rase para
pijos biuletenyje: "Lietuviu
tauta, tai katalikiska tauta.
Maldomis melskimes prie Die
vo, kad atleistu Lietuvos pa
darytas klaidas ir suteiktu jai
dar karta jausti, kad il yra
laisva ir nepriklausoma tauta."
ldomi naujiena! Atrodo, kad
Lietuvos pavergimas ir lietuviu
tautos naikinimas yra ne boil
sevizm0 imperializmo rezulta-
tas, bet pelnyta bausme.
Tas pats biuletenis ispeja
"dypukus" prizes kazkokius ne
aiskius vadus. Jis raso: "At-
vyke is tremties Dypukai at
sargiai sekite savo gyvenima.
Jusu tarpe yra neaiskiu vadu,
kurie nori visiems pataikauti,
visiems sakyti: ''Padek Dieve"
Patys matote, prie ko privede
zmonija neaiskus valdininkai ir
vadai :. Kiekviena katalikiska
organizacija turf tureti savo
Dvasios Vada. Katalikai kaip
tik ir turf pareikalauti is savo
vadu, kad ju organizacijoms bu-
tu paskirtas Dvasios Vadas.
Paklauskite vietos Amerikieciu
LietuviQ, jie jums skaudziai pa
sakys, prie kokiu nelaimingu
dalyku juos privede neaiskus
yadai. -. jei JUS seksite vadus
kurie yra Ne Katalikiskai nu-
|sistate, uzsitrauksite ant saves
|nelaime."
Apie kokius vadus cia kalba-
ma, sunku suprasti. Bet aisku,
kad klebonui nepatinka kaikurie
is tu tremtiniu, kurie vadovau-
ia kokioms nors organizations.
Jis noretu JUGS pazaboti savo
skirtais dvasios vadais. Tai is
duoda -jo diktaturiskus uzsimo-
jimus.
Oar toliau nueina balandzio
l d. biuletenis. Ten jau anglis-
kai aiskina, kad bendradarbia-
vimas SUI kitais tautiniuose rel
kaluose yra negalimas. Aiskini-
mas baigiamas siais zodziais
There is a great deaf of diffe-
renee between Catholicism and
our SO called Lithuanian" be-
dieviai. Our FAITH prevents us
from selling our souls and bo-
dy to a few traitors who had
the water of saving Babtism
lpoured on their head. This is
a gift they have not valued.
Have most of them forgotten
the sufferings, hardships Com
munism and its henchmen put
them through in the past few
Years / am afraid it is the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
Kick yra lietuviu gydytojq
J. VALSTYBESE

Is viso lietuviu trerhtiniu gy-
dytoju buvo apie $50. Spren-
dziant, kad is 10000 tremtiniu
apie puse atvyko j JAW, rel
kia daryti isvada, kad apie puse
ar kick daugiau ir tremtiniu
gydytoju atvyko j 81 krasta, tai
butu apie 1875 Xxi $50.
Kur ir kick apsigyveno gy-
dytoju? Tikru ziniu neturim,
bet, inzinieriu pavyzdziu einant,
reikia speti, kad daugiausia gy-
dytoju apsigyveno Chicagoje,
turbut apie puse. Toliau eina
New Yorkas SUI apylinkemis,
Clevelandas, Baltimore ir kit
miestai. Isimti reikia padaryti
Naujosios Anglijos valstybems,
kur, kaip Mass. SUI Bostonu,
Worcesteriu ir kitais miestais,
Connecticut ir kitose N. Angli-
jos valstybese, del 'grieztos tau
tines politikos, kuri primena
nacine Vokietija, naujiems atei-
viams gydytojams neduodama
teise dirbti ligoninese, laikyti
egzaminus ir isikurti. Panasios
kliutys yra Pennsylvanijos vals-
tyb6je.
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Br0Ckt0n0 k|ebOnO dek|araCiioS

munistinese radio programose
ir spaudoje, o taip pat savo spau-
doje ir radio prOgramose ne
komunistu ruosiamu pa
3. Lietuviu Organizaciju ne tik
vadOvybeje ar kontrOleje, bet
netgi nariu tarpe negali butt ko-
munistq ar ju simpatiku.
4. Boikotuojami visi tie biz
nieriai, prOfesiOnalai ir atskiri
asmenys, kurie priklauso komu-
nistinems organizations, remia
jas, prenumeruOja ,kOmunistine
spauda, skelbiasi joje bel komu-
nistu radio programose arba sa-
vo vedamoje spaudoje ir radio
prOgramose skelbia kOmunistu
parengimus.
5. Komunistu suklaidinti as
menys kvieciami nutraukti ry-
sius us Maskvos agentais, ISL
jungti j garbingu tautieciu ir is
tikimu sio krasto gyventoju Ell
les, visomis pastangomis remit
sio krastO vyriausybe kovoje su
subversyviniais elementais, kaip
tai jau daugelis padare tick sia-
me kraste, tik kitose salyse.
6. Komunistai, ju spauda ir
radio programos atpazistama is
to, kaip jie vertina komunistu
vykdoma Lietuvoje genocida,
sukelta Korejoje kara ir komu-
nistines Rusijos vedama impe-
rialistine politika, kurios tikslas
= pavergti visa pasauli. Kas gil
ria Lietuvoje vykdoma genocida,
stengiasi pateisinti sukelta Ko-
rejoj kara, remia kOmunistines
Rusijos siekimus susidoroti SUI
Amerika ir paskandinti visa pa
SAUL asarose ir kraujuje, tas
aiskiai yra Maskvos agentas ar
jO suklaidintas fanatikas, kuris
yra lygus pirmajam.
Kad 81 reziliucija butu pilnai
lgyvendinta, atskiru organizaci-
ju susirinkimuose nagrinejamas
jos turinys ir numatytos prize
mones. p. V.
- Brocktono (Mass.) tremti-
Mai savo tarpe surinko ir issiun-
te lietuviu gimnazijai Diephoze
81 dolerius.
- Vasario 16 d. proga pasky-
re Lietuvos laisvinimo reika-
lams vienos dienos uzdarbi,
Brocktono tremtiniai jau paau-
kojo Tautos Fondui $3.50. ITEMS
tremtiniams, kurie dar neiteike
jokios aukos, pasiusti paragini-
mo laiskai. Tokiu laisku issiusta
apie 35 seimoms ar atskiriems
asmenims. Pirma pamineta su-
ma sudejo 108 tremtiniai.
= Lituanistines mokyklos me-
lanko dar apie ketvirtadalis
tremtiniu vaiku. Paskutiniame
susirinkime kalbeta, kaip pa
veikti tuos apsileidusius tremti-
MUS, kad jie pasinaudotu sia
mokykla. Mokykloje dirba 6 mo-
kytojai be jokio atlyginimo.
Yelutis.
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jentus ju namuose pats vairuo-
damas masina. Tai yra retas
darbingumo pavyzdys tokiame
amziuje, bet ir lietuviu gydyto-
ju tarpe turin viena profeso-
riu Is metu, neseniai atvazia-
vusi j 81 krasta, kuris po trum-
po poilsio gavo darbo vienoj
New Yorko ligoninej. Tremties
gyvenimas darbinga amziu cia
pailgino bent desimcia metu.
Galiu pamineti keleta pavar-
dziQ, gerai zinomu Lietuvoj pro-
fesoriu ir prityrusiu gydytoju,
kaip. prof. V. Tumeniene, prof.
Gudavicius, DIR. A. Garmus, ku-
rie cia, vyresniame amziuje bu-
dami, surado darbo savo profe-
sijoje. zinoma, tai. nera darbas
ir atlyginimas pilnai pagal ju
specialybe, nes jie neturi prak-
tikos teises, nors ja galetu gau-
tt be egzaminu. Vienok jie cia
turf geresnes pragyvenimo sa-
lygas kaip tremty Vokietijoj,
bet prastesnes kaip Lietuvoj.
Psichiatrinese ligoninese, ku-
rias islaiko valstybe, gydytojai,
sulauke 70 M, turf eiti pensi-
jon arba pasitraukti. Kai ku-
riose valstybese, kaip Kentucky,
matyti, del gydytoju stokos,
leidzia tarnauti gyd. virs 70 m.
Prize lygiu salygu - ceteris
paribus, cia Amerikoj jaunesnio
amziaus gydytojas tarnyboj tu-
ri pirmenybe prizes savo senesni
kolega. Tai yra sio krasto ypa-
tybe proteguoti jaunu zmoniQ
verzluma ir aktyvuma.
Palyginus cia minimas dvi
profesijas, reikia daryti tokia
isvada: lietuviu inzinieriu Ame-
rikoj yra bent dvigubai daugiau
kaip gydytoju; jie lengvai gau-
ma darba pagal savo profesija
il su geru atlyginimu. Lietu-
vial inzinieriai gerai uzsireko-
mendavo savo organizuotumu ir
sugebejimu greitai prisitaikyti
prie sio krasto salygu. LietuviQ
gydytoju dauguma neturi leidi-
mo praktikai, jie nera pilnatei-
siai ir daugelio atlyginimas yra
zemiau vidutinio.
Pasiektas aukstesnis gyveni-
mo lygis, tick gydytojams, tick
inzinieriams, gall sudaryti atei-
tyje kliuti grizti Lietuva, kai
atsiras tokia galimybe. Daug
kas gall nepanoreti skirts su
|sio didelio krasto gerove ir va
ziuoti sunaikinta maza kras-
Ita, kur nera uztikrinto ramaus
|rytojaus. :.
Inzinieriu pavyzdys turetQ
paskatinti gydytoius steigti sa-
vo draugiias 10 paskui Lietuviu
Gydytoiu S-ga), kurios uedytu
|iu solidaruma. kolektvvini pa
lieguma 'ir tautini veikluma.