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Evening star., 1951-09-16
Loudoun County
HOMESITES

We take this opportunity to thank
who have read our, ad and have
sYe pSt pRoneS S Sf wrep hs about
it. OF the "a beautiful homesites
we have only left, If you are
thinking about this lovely section
OF Loudoun County, Va, as. your
FIRST order of business to come. look
and decide. After this week end
we are confident it win be too late
to purchase on the original low
cost developers price. Treat your
self to the thrill of purchase at
first cost with no added costs and
profits to middle men buyers
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Young have
agreed with me to sell over 100
acres OF their beautiful 100-acre
estate in large homesites.. This estate
lies on State hwy. z in Loudoun
County, Va, 20 miles west of Wash
ington, 10 miles east of Leesburg.
and bounded for over 3 miles by
Broad Run Greek and the historic
Potomac River
with 50foot dedicated right of way,
with 24-foot graded road. of which
20 feet will be hard surfaced with
macadam, built to specification re-
auired by Loudoun County coming
Ali tracts priced at $3.50. First to
come have first choice. Tracts range
from " acre to over . acres Larger
plots may be obtained by COM
bining. Come see this beautiful 10
cation. which has many points rec
Sn%shSng sooS1a and T. Just S6nk c.0 Of hd the
another location to equal II.
II: New hard-surfaced road to every
tract.
NIA sIoH1 % 10
4. School bus right . BY property.
Churches within walking distance.
8; If you want waterfront-we
8: II you want wooded seclusion-we
Z. If you want open plot--we have it.
s. il it's view You long for~eome
o. Fishermen-stay at home with
fishing at your front door.
Land is fertile. trees healthy and
the neighborhood is one of Loudoun
county's best and right in the mid
die of Virginia's tremendous devel-
opment. Loudoun County is famous
for its peoples gracious living. It's
sound government and low taxes, its
ing methods, its leadership in dairy;
ing and horse raising. its good
schools and churches and its plans
for better ones. Loudoun County
offers the most complete induce
ment to homeseekers of any county
near Washington.
Small cash payments accepted. Bal
ance to suit any Reasonable REQUIRE
ment.
Open 10 It'll Night Sun.
To reach West on Route Z, fourteen
miles past Tysons Corner. take last
right turn before crossing Broad
Run Greek Bridge
COLEMAN c. GORE, LEESBURG. VA.
PHONE 49-W-l3.
RnRERT q YnuNG. HERNDON, VA
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ST. MARYS COUNTY

81. MAT I y OOON i
Rome; 70 6.s as.s very Il Sosons Soasaal
Point i on st. Clements Bay; 2
have auto. heat and are complete
for year-round homes. These prop
critics will rent well when not in
use by owners State road and all
modern improvements, In ip-top
quickly for big saving. For infor-
nation call Cecil Gibson, res. vi
$3.50 with
M. PAUL HANNAH
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ARTHUR N. HENRY
FRANCES POWELL HILL
The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive
Farms For Your

Offers
The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive
Farms For Your
Consideration
STAFFORD COUNTY-966 acre heei
cattle and tree farm. Approximately
one-hah open. over 100 acres re;
forested remainder mixed pine anc
hardwood. Well watered by sprinl
ea ef streams ates nnr Sr sx sroo sfr
modern farm house. situated vel
back from the road. in grove. O.
trees: three tenant houses in fail
to poor condition. and usual out;
buildings; adyantaReously located
to handle breeding herd. Price
RAPPAHANNocK coUNTY-5oo- acr,
caTryfs cafryine CAPACITY csra f of iA 10 broo:
cows. Improved by an S-room bricl
residence with four bedrooms ant
one bath; 3 tenant houses. large
cattle barn with hay dryer and silo
machine shed. etc. Price. $4,000
RICH RIVER BOTTOM and gentl!
rolling productive upland farm o
cattle and grain farm, Improvement
include main residence. tenant house
ample outbuildings. including new
I00-head cattle barn. This farm
has been in the same family owe
80 years; is located in one OF tn
most productive areas OF virginia
best farms of the area TOPOGRAPHY
ard abundant water supply sugges
tor " Price 500. 600.
ORANGE COUNTY opera
ting cattle and sheen farm, or {
main highway. SEEDING rights thii
fall full possession December first
Farmers farm at farm price
LOUDOUN COUNTY - Retirement
farm of 95 acres about so miles
from downtown WASHINGTON. Th'
modernized. stone residence was. ono,
the Miller's home--4-room hous'
for the farm hand who is operatint
:he, farm on an .ef1cient part-tim'
F%fRfAx Gfisi Srice coGSTY@5o-acre GsTl IgO coun.
downtown Washineton. Improve.
shSs residence snS1ndS with 3 bedrooms and Us "!
tie baths tw9,eaT Gear, garage snnTs ". Wit
Stable saTa Ttsn sma hayt AXE and bosGd s1d
enclosed paddocks Price. S45. 900
COUNTY-Near warren
ton: $50 acre productive. vel
ma Ms1ersa; csnacify f Of % ~ s brood cows
Solid S-room frame. residence Gun
improved). Sixty miles from wash
ineton. Price. $4,000.
For appointment to discuss or in
Spect the above or other country
properties. call Mr.. Hogue. War
neld ss47 pr Mr. Smith: vienn' y,
FRANCES POWELL HILL
REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-09-16
LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE wanted for DEVELOPMENT in
Arlington oroetslo tslose-in. Brokers
LOT for storage purpose. r. w.
CARTAIN. 4905 41st pl.. Hyattsville,
10 S' TO wA 70 HNfMpRovED acres. in
Frederick Wash. or Carroll Cos.
Prefer high land with stream and
trees. WI. 6233 or Box 1915. Star.
25 TO 100 ACRES in Va, within so
miles from Wash. Must be reason
saS aSie c6%MfRCiAH eSn fssc star or industrial
ground, approx 10000 50. it.. D. G..
area, at about ST per so. TT. NO.
LOT IN ROCK CREEK HILLS, suit
able for rambler. with aboye-ground
basement in rear. Box 332-S, Star.
-18
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FARMS
Authentic Georgian
FarmStead

Borders large creek; excellent for
stock and grain; splendid location,
State highway frontaee, at village
edge: 26-min. run to city; las
acres, about 100 in productive
fields for corn. wheat, oats, vege-
tables, etc. 40a Blue Grass pas
ture, home. woodlot. variety fruit
hilltop residence. brick construction,
slate roof; 8. rms, 6 flreplaces and
basement barn, 2 poultry houses,
etc. incapacitation only reason for
sale. Sacrifice price, S14,500:
terms. E. c. Brumback. STROUT
REALTY, Middletown, Va. BARGAIN
Evening star., 1951-09-16
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.


yA.--Lge: lot, "a acre, With tall
ees n Ari ~ asi MINIS uso to GH doHStSSn 0ESW isRe
75oa j. FULLER GROOM CO. Ok.
SILVER sPRING--22 acres, in Hill
andale; sewer and water available
KENDRICK REALTY. 81. 1875.
WALDORF. MD.-Hiehway, 9Ox5OO,
f'f fgmm: a.,sa4 SE residence $780, terms.
lot in Section /, close to beach
Substantial saving compared to
comparable lots avail. in Section 8.
Offers invited. XII. S-4045.
ARpKoX; l,Is X oso 3 ACRES, GRE 2 miles D; G:
%%oop % & M MiTcAEhn' MiiicsAEams' lo' 4-GSas' E1s
SILVER SPRING-5 exceptional lots,
in q most desirable and convenient
neishborhood; /. or all. Cali OWN
Err. SH. 4436 or Ma. 2431
tery lots at National Memorial PARK.
H5oSWiAR66' 5Si n 6'tci Go. Mr.. clarksville: ss
acres wonderful farm land; small
bldg; 16x1S; 1,S00 #. on Rt. 90;
idsal & rambler ran site. WA. $3.50. 16
land and woods. beautiful view.
Choice homesite. Cali JU. 7-S038.
NEAR DAISY, MD.-so acres ficn
soil, good roads: long frontage. Mr.
Mathews, ewes, UN. 2S0S. j. LET
TON MARTIN. RE. 2492. Warner
Will WILL TRADE valuable residential
building site t75xlb0) in exclusive
Mont. Co. sect. for going farm in
nearby Md. or Va. Box 1875. Star
VIENNA, VA. -. Choice wooded lot,
high elevation. "a to q acre, 81 600
to 81 500. FREEMAN & SHER-
BURNE, Vienna. Va. Vienna 80
FAIRFAX COUNTY
|. 10 wooded acres traversed by full
flowing stream, beautiful building
site, long frontage on blacktop road.
price $500 per acre,
81 "a acres with woods. streams.
spring. farm land. meadow and lake
$4,000. For apptmt. to inspect,
call Mr.. Smith. Vienna 163-J-4,
ewes. and Suns; DE. 410l oflce
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 4101
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A. G. ANDERSON
IA 4-0R06 -l6
RAPPAHANNOCK co.

S0-acre cattle farm. 6-rm. house.
electr. fully .plastered. 3 .porches
lovely lawn: fronting on rd.: Lear
garage. barn. farmhouse. hogheuse.
2 poultry houses; water in every
field; some 10 acres oak timber; this
farm is located in the famous blue
grass sect. Priced. S21 900, %11 900
cash. See this farm. You'll be the
Judge and jury. 15 mi. west Of
Warrenton. Va.
A. G.. ANDERSON
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

!. 166 acres overlooking
Patuxent River. 7-room mod
ern home: large tobacco farm,
lS-cow dairy. barn. cottage,
meat house, other outbuildings,
complete farm machinery,
lmmediate possession $4,000.
d, :. Patuxent River Bridge
way, modern 2-Story farm
dwelling. . large tobacco
barns stable, chicken and
brooder houses. gravel pit; 40
miles D. C. $4,000.
3. 20 acres, 6-room dwell
Ing. 4-room tenant house, 2
large barns, stable. corn house,
large stream. occupied by good
tenant; I ndo 21 miles D. C.
barn. 70 staSle. asEes' cSidesn SIEGSm hSass nSms
on paved highway. immediate
possession. As miles D. C.
5. SO acres. 5-room home,
iaree barn, garage, chicken
house, timber, large stream.
6 acres tobacco, 80 miles D. c.
s, 4a5 acres. s-room farm.
Colonial home, barns. tim
Der. streams, occupied by good
tenant; en- 6to 81 miles D. C.
Many other desirable prop
critics. Send your requirements.
for Sale" CALVERT REALTY
Maryland, Telephone los or
225-J-1. Closed Sunday. In
Spection by appointment only.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Virginia Farms
Near Trianole. Va.

frontage on main hwy. ~ mi.
of D. C.; 1st a.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
bedrm., equipped kit. long porch.
full bsmt.; 3 bedrmS.. bath; oil
circulating heat; priced at only
S23,500; $4,000 cash. A good
place to retire.
J. L. G. WEST
Evening star., 1951-09-16

v ST. S.E.-Ideal corner. for ram
bier site. in a growing section % mi.
from D. c. line, with all utils;
sacrince Tor $1,000. See 1t to ap-
preciate 1t.
10th ave. nr. N st. Sc. mr.. D. c.
lime lots, 20xl00 each. with
sewer and water: sacrifice for ST.
500 cash for all. BUSADA, 4415
Evening star., 1951-09-16
CULPEPER

Death In family. widows house
placed in our hands; 31-acre graz
ing farm for sale; Arm. house;
metal roof. electricity. poultry house,
water at door, stream through prop
erty. Will sacrifice to $4,000 cash
Evening star., 1951-09-16
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS

Farm with 40 level acres; 10 mi. s
of Washington; half in timber. all
fenced; spring for stock; over "a
mile frontage on hard-surface road;
excellent 6-room home and one. A.
buildings; mixed orchard; all con-
veniences. Improvements worth price
of property; S2S.950. with terms.
Call Mr.. Williams. 10. 3-416S or
10. 2-9707; ,,
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FORESTVILLE, VA.

Large S-rm. frame farm house in need
of repair and moderni2ation. 30
stanchion COW barn with dairy house.
. silos, . lge. general purpose barns,
corn crib and other outbuildings.
with $4,000 cash. For appt. call
Elmwood 1922 or 1925, MRS. VIM
H. LAUGHLIN. Realtor lie
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Neat Home; Productive
Farm

One should do well with crops, cows.
hogs and poultry here; 35 acres, 10
tillable; brook-watered. wire fenced
pasture; woodlot; village 25 mi. |;
easy drive to Fredericksburg; fresh
8 rms, elec., barn, other bldRs.
Aged owners low price, So, 500. J..
II. Bane, Sr., STROUT REALTY,
RID. No. /, Rhoadesville, Va. Bar
gain Lists Mailed Free.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
24 ACRES. 5 BEDROOMS
LOUDOUN COUNTY

LOUDOUN COUNTY
Fronting on Leesburg pike (No. ~.
This property is just over the Fair
house has been completely renovated;
it has bedrms., y bath. 1st floor;
rm cottage, 3 chicken houses. S35,.
600. Shown by appt. only. Call
Elmwood 1922 or 1925. MRS. WILL
LIAM H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor. --16
Evening star., 1951-09-16
NJ. PAUL HANNAN
732 18th st. NV. NE. 4100
BAY BEAUTY SPOTS
80 MILES FROM d. C.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC

Bay Properties-Insurance
Wash. Blvd. Chesapeake Beach, Nd
-l6
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
VARIETY EXTRAVAGANZA

NAT KING COLE with his
trio, DUKE ELLINGTON g.
his world famous orchestra,
S A R A H VAUGHAN, the
voice of the century, as head
line, are appearing in con-
cert in Roanoke at the Amer
lean Legion Auditorium on
Mon, October %, 8 pm.
Also featured are o t h e r
outstanding stars of stage,
screen, radio and television.
Peg Leg Bates, Jimmie Rog-
ers, Stump and Stumpy, Pat
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20

terson and Jackson and, as
il that isn't enough, thera
will be beautiful girls dane
ing with M a r ie Bryant 5
dance group, Stars of Broad
way show, 'Beggar's Holli
day T h r e e thrill-packed
hours of entertainment are
in the offering. Never be
fore in history of show bus
mess has such a GALAXY OF
stars assembled at popular
admission prices.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
ment.

Man Called 'X'
Herbert Marshall stars as Ken Thurs.
ton, the international adventure of THE
Man Called, X heard Monday at 1880
pm. over NBC-WSLS. Mr.. X, debonaire
man OF mystery, takes you on adventures
to the far corners of the globe, speeding
TO danger areas to solve thrilling cases.
-
Mario LAMA
Mario LAMA, sensational star of re.
cordings and motion pictures, can now he
heard in new musical program every
Monday at 10000 pm. over NBC-WSLS.
Joining the tenor on the series will be
vocalist Gisele Mckenzie; Ray Sinatra will
conduct the orchestra. For pleasant listen
ing of music and songs, hear the Mario
LAMA Show.
Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys is
now starring in new series of adventures
every Friday, at $500 pm. over NBC.
WSLS. Co-starring with Rogers will he
Dale Evans, Queen of the Westerns. Fea.
tured will be Trigger the smartest horse
lii the movies, and Bullet, his German
Shepherd dog. Each week a Western &C.
tlon-story will be dramatized as based on
authentic experiences and happenings OF
the West
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
NOTICES!

The Cannady Gospel Singers of Salem
Va, will appear at the Holy Church OF
God in Christ 1016 Loudon Ave-. N. w.
October 81, at 500 pm. At 500 pm
The Flying Cloud Gospel Singers will ap
pear. The public is invited to attend these
services.
ELDER L. C. COLES, Pastor
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
ROANOKE PERSONALS

Roanokers that have returned home af-
ter attending the 35th triennial session of
the National Grand Lodge of F.A.A.Y.
Masons in Oklahoma City, Okla, include
Rev. 0. w. Nowlin, Buchanan; T. R. Nor
gan, Thomas Noell, Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Anthony Mr.. and Mrs. LaGrant Fleming,
Mrs. Irene Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. Jones, Mrs. Grace Ellis, and Mrs. Nam
ME Harris, all of Roanoke.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
WSLS HIGHLICHTS
Mary Lee Taylor

matchmaking has it's complications.
which is plainly proved in The Story of
the Week, the dramatic portion of the
Mary Lee Taylor Prgram, heard every
Saturday morning at 1890 over WSIS-
NBC. Also on the program, a brand new
recipe book, Tasty Meals,s has been pre-
pared for radio friends, and a Recipe of
The Month will be given by the lannon's
food expert.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20

ROOM FOR RENT in quiet respectable
home. Lady preferred. For information
call $685.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
FROM NASHVILLE TO YOU

Baritone Red Foley. Minnie Pearl
and Rod Bras6eld. the Jordanaires
and Old Hickory Singers an en-
pertaining half hour Of American folk
music and fun is yours on GRAND
OLE OPRY"
At 900 PM SATURDAYS
WSLS
6lO % on your dial
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-10-20
The Magnificent Montague


The Magnificent Montague
An episode with the former Shakespear-
can actor, played by Monty Woollev his
patient wife, and their not-so-patient house.
keeper will keep you laughing this eve
ming when you h ar The Magnificent
Montague at 500 over NBC-WSLS. The
Magnificent Montague is heard every Sat-
urday at this time
=
Talent Search--Country Style
Talent Search, Country Style new
program designed to give national recog-
milton to talented performers who sing and
play American folk and country songs is
now heard on NBC-WSLS every Saturday
at 900 pm. This program is emceed by
Uncle Tom George who searches for ta,
ent of. the rustic type. Each week four con-
testants will compete before panel Of
Judges for awards; a f e + an announced
time, the weekly winners will compete for
the grand prize, an RCA Victor recording
contract. Talent Search, Country Stvle.' is
produced by Bob Coe and directed by Fred
Weihe.
iCAdS ANduSCFS
Tales of the Texas Rangers, now heard
every Sunday at 100 pm over NBC-
WSLS, stars Joel McCrea as Ranger Jacc
Pearson. The tales on this acton-packed
series are authentic stories taken from this
contemporary files of the Rangers, set to
vast and exciting background.
The Silent Man
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., the noted film
actor, will be heard in The Silent Man,
Sunday evening at 100 over NBC-WSLS.
This new series will salute unpublished
government agents, all stories being based
on authentic material from government
files. The silent Man is produced with
the assistance of the United States I'm.
migration Service, the Customs and Mar
cotics bureaus and the Treasury Depart
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
Pumpkin Coach Is on
View at the Library

An unusually attractiv a iv e
Thanksgiving arrangement is on
display this week at the main cir
culatiOn desk of the University
Library. It is the work Of Clinton
Lindley jr,, a University sopho-
more who is majoring in botany
and who was formerly student
assistant at the library.
The centerpiece Of the decora-
ItiOn is pumpkin coach drawn by
four turkeys made Of pine cones
and red peppers. The wheels Of
the coach are oranges. The
coachman is rotund fellow
dressed in purple livery and
made from an eggplant. The
coach is surrounded by a car
pet Of autumn leaves.
Mr.. Lindley, who lives at his
fathers home about five miles
from Chapel Hill on the Pitts
boro highway, won three blue
ribbons in the flower arrange
ment division this fall at the
State Fair. He began making
floral arrangements for the IL
brary's circulation desk when he
was working there last year, and
he has kept it up ever since. He
makes d fresh arrangement
every few days.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23

struction until the FEC. could
work out some technical problems,
which can be classified in groups
getting enough frequencies, and
interference from other stations
which might be all0cated. Wayne
Coy thinks they have those prob
lens under control.
The end of the freeze will not
necessarily mean that new sta
tons will be or the air immediate
ly because the equipment will have
to be purchased by the city's al
located channels. They will find
that the equipment will be hard
70 obtain However, as far as
Durham and Raleigh are concerned
it is understood that their equip
ment has already been purchased
and installed and can begin trans
hitting programs soon after the
FEC. gives them permission. This
permission can come some time
between Feb lst and April 1st if
no legal entanglements develop.
This will naturally bring out an
increase in set ownership. And
with more teleyision in homes, ad-
vertisers are going to feel free 70
cut loose with more money to
finance better entertainment for
everybody Increased advertising
budgets will bring the greatest
stars and the finest production
facilities And before long tele-
vision is going to be the top med
ium for all kinds Of entertainment.
Come in and see our fine selec-
ton Of PHlLCO televlsion sets.
That's the name known for quail
ity the world over We have all
models table and console
and all screen sizes. You'll get the
best in TV all the way top
installation and service at OG-
BURN FURNITURE COMPANY.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
Magazine Publishes
Article by Villager

An article on What Business
men Expect of Students" by
George F. Scheer of the Univer-
sity Press, appears in the cur
rent issue Of Scholastic Teach
err" national magazine for
teachers.
Written for teachers and
school supervisors and admin
istrators, the article is based on
Business Executives and the
Humanities," a book written by
Quentin O. McAllister Of Mere
dith College oand published by
the University Press.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23

clude discussion of what the So
ciety is doing for the advancement of
music in North Carolina. Members
will be invited to offer suggestions.
The chapters new officers will be
present.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
High School Dance Party

The High School Dance Club
will hold its November party
from 8 to 1920 tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening at the Chapel
Hill Country Club. The hostesses
viii be Mrs. J f. Adams and
Mrs. W. M. Whyburn.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23

the firm predic-
ton of Wayne
Coy, the Federal
c 0 m m unication
c o m M j ssiOn's
chairman.
The purpose Of
the three year-old
freeze was 70 stop
neV station con-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
The Death of J. Irwin Foard

J. Irwin Foard, brother of Mrs
William deBerniere MacNider and
Miss Laura Foard, died Sunday night
in Southport, where he had been
visiting his nephew, Charles Foard.
Miss Sally Foard MacNider and Miss
Foard went from here to the funeral
at Cleveland, n. c.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
Music Lovers to Meet Monday

Members of the Chapel Hill chap
ter Of the North Carolina Symphony
Society will meet at pm. Monday in
Gerard hall. The program will in
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23

A gift to a friend: subscription
TO the Weekly; So a year for
person inside Orange county, So out
side. Card with giver's name is sent
to recipient Mail check (with direc-
tions) to Chapel Hill Weekly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
IEIHNES133I
BY ". J. Ogburn, Jr.

We can expect the end of the
big freeze on new TV stations
within the next few months. This
isn't just another wild guess, it's
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1951-11-23
Christmas Clearance Sale

The Ogburn Furniture Store
is holding its 7th annual Christ
mas clearance sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-10
Is mazo Stamfordo, kur gyvena tiktai
SIMTAS LIETUVIU
Lietuvos vadavimui:

Lietuvos vadavimui:
| Chicago, III. :. :. $4,000
| New York, N. Y. S 5000
Stamford, Conn :. S 500
zinOma, kad Stamforde yra
apie 100 lietuviu.
klausimas: Kick lietuviu New
Yorko ir Chicagos didmiesciuo-
Sc?
| Ir, zinote, kai pasiziuri val
ku aritmetika, tai iseina, kad ju
teisybe. Jeigu Sinful Stamfordo
lietuviu paskirta kvota $500, tai
iseina, kad vienam lietuviui yra
skirta $500. New Yorkui skirta
$4,000, tai reiskia, kad ten yra,
arba bent jau Taryba taip skai-
ciuoja, 1000 lietuviu, ne 10
tukstanGiQ. Ir Chicagoj, kur pa
skirta $4,000, Taryba, matyt,
skaito esant tik 5,4OO lietuviu...
Sukeleme visuotini aliarma.
Susirinkima, suprantama, su-
saukem.
- Broliai, lietuviai! - susi-
jaudines griaude susirinkimo
pirmininkas. - Stovime prizes
lemtingus, tragiskus ir paslap-
tingus ivykius -. Musu tauta
nyksta musu paciu akyse ;. :.
Neskaitant deportaciju is Lie
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