davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-07-18

Another angle, that could lead
to the arrest of Fine is this: Most
Of his life has been spent in Chi
cago and Detroit. He might return
or be hiding himself in either of
those cities, or their vicinities.
Fine is no matinee idol in looks.
He has a large mouth and heavy
features. He likes to talk, and is
very articulate. He is unrefined
and coarse, and extremely ener-
getic in his mannerisms. He has a
a periodic cough. He's the type
who might find it hard to clay
low" because of his impulse to
"sound off"
He ranks himself as a writer
and lecturer, among other things,
although he has had only a high
school eduaction and no formaliz-
ed training in either speech or
writing.
HE HAS BEEN A prolific writ
er for the "Daily Worker" and
for the Leftist magazine "Politi-
cal Affairs" and was a frequent
lecturer on the Communist plat.
form since May 1910.
At the time Of his disappear
ance June 20 last when the TB]
rounded up II other Communist
second-string leaders, Fine was
secretary of the Public Affairs
Commission, Communist Party
lUSA, working out of nationa.
headquarters, 35 East 18th Street
New York City.
Fine is not known to drink. HI
smokes a pipe and cigarettes. In
the past he has suffered from q
hernia and other complications
which n~ecessitated medical treat
ment.
He has worked as a steel work
er, clothing store clerk, typist anG
bookkeeper.
Born in Chicago on March 80
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Wipe Out Jim Crow Fairgrounds!
Continued From Page l

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a survey of the Dayton playground system, with a view
to euualizing the facilities available. The Fairgrounds in
the more congested areas should be larger and better
equipped than those in sparsely settled areas, regardless
of race. 2. Issue a public statement and a directive to all
city employee to the effect that all of Dayton's play
grounds shall be open to all children, regardless of race.
8. Instruct all city playground employees that all chill
dren are to be treated alike at Fairgrounds, and that VIC
lation of this directive shall be cause for immediate dis
missal. 4. Issue additional instructions to all city play
ground employees that the repeated use of filthy language
in the presence of children shall be cause for immediate
dismissal. We have a great deal of respect for Mr.. Nc
Clure. He has a difficult job and he is doing it we'll. We
are confident that he will agree that our suggestions are
reasonable, and that he will accept them and act on them
vigorously. I
, 1951-07-18

US. REDS IN HIDING:
3 Communist Leudery
Who Fled from Justice

This sixth article of a series describing the eight fugitive1Com-
munist leaders gives n intimate closeup profile Of Fred Fine,
Red functionary wanted by the FBI. These articles were prepared
urges all Americans to help in the farflung search for the
fugitive Communists, all sought a dangerous conspirators
against the u. S. Government.
, 1951-07-18
7 Labor Leaders
NAACp Lifers

Two of Americas top labor lead
ers have become life members Of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP). They are Philip Muir
ray, president of the CLIO and
United Steelworkers of America,
and A. Philip Randolph, president
Of the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters (AFL).
, 1951-07-18

International News Service Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, July Is QNS)-A prominent Adams
Apple and a mole on the left cheek at the mouth-level.
These are two distinguishing things about Fred Morris
Fine, 81, Communist second team" official for whom the
, 1951-07-18

ATLEE HAS BEEN reading the
fine print in the Atlantic Pact,
something we would do we'll to
do, and the way he figures it. T.
rams naturalization of it's oil is
practically an attack on Bucking-
ham Palace.
APPARENTLY HE HAS read
the fine print too and found that
ne never expect anything in re-
turn. All we ask is a de zen:
chance to remain entangled in
everybody's affairs all over the
world.
THAI WAY, 1T TAKES some
Of the heat off domestic conditions
which have been brewing on the
back Of the stove for Is years.
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and daughter Jeanne, visited Sgt.
and Mrs. William Bcachy, Washing
ton, D. c., over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lohr and son,
Of Ravenna, Ohio, were guests of
Mr.. Lohr's brother, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Lohr, and daughter, Jeanne.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Edwards were their son
Cecil and family, and their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hite, of Cumberland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Simpson and daughter, of
Homecoming.
Joseph Livengood, who had been
i'll for the past s weeks, has improved
and was able to be downstairs. but
had a relapse last Friday and is bed
fast at this time.
Mrs. Lonnie Broadwater enter
tanned at birthday party ON Satur-
day in honor Of the 18th birthday an
niversary of her daughter, Bonnie.
Fifteen guests were present.
Lonnie Broadwater, Barton. spent
the weekend with his wife and fami-
ly at the home of Mrs John Wiley.
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On Guard With
Company c
l2lst Engineer Co Battalion
MD. NATIONAL GUARD

Company c held its regular week
drill last night at the armory. At
the twenty minute drill period,
'geant George Schroyer conducted
lass in bayonet practice, teaching
men the parry, the butt stroke
! the slash for use in combat. A
ming film was shown on the
houflage of personnel and small
is.
I'm honor guard will participate in
funeral of George NJ. Brown,
lnish-American war veteran today.
p services are to he held in Loeb
nm at 200 P. NJ.
asst Monday night the Company
4 makeup drill for the night it
sed during bad weather. The men
down and re-assembled the
npany's 80 and 80 calibre ma
10 guns.
he Company is glad to have two
men who have recently enlisted
period of three years. These
/ are Lee Oates and James Sow
Corporal Floyd Wensel has re-
sted with the Guard.
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EVANSVILLE

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p''u w. a.i9a i$ u Ntl,1,'e
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T IS', podf",a d. en-"
Nj. and Mrs Blaine Bittinger were
guests of Mr.. Bittinger's mother, Mrs.
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AURORA-EGLON

lneral rites were conducted Feb
Y Is by Rev. Daniel Spaid, at
lie Spring church, for fve-year-
Richard David Cassidy, who died
antly February l3 when he was
OK by a moving automobile near
home at Smithtown, near Morgan
n. He was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lard Cassidy, formerly of Kemp
The parents and one little sister
rive. Burial was in the Eglon
etery near the grave Of his pa
al grandfather who was buried
last year.
liner Sell returned February 10
his home near Aurora, from a
ippi hospital where he had been
edical patient for several days.
b. Hamstead returned February
by Spiggle's ambulance to his
le at Eglon from a Philippi hos
| where had been a surgical pa
since January 81 when he fell
ice and received fractured hip.
condition appears satisfactory.
/. Alfred Wotring of Brookside
1T from Saturday until Tuesday
the Hamstead home. Mrs. Ham
ID is also indisposed.
hrs. Mabel Warren has been very
at her home near Aurora for a
Die weeks.
rs. Ann Hamstead, widow of the
Rev. Obed Hamstead, came Feb
ry 4, from Morgantown to the
lie of her son-in-law and daughter,
and Mrs. Percy Lawton, of near
gy Church, where she plans to
de permanently. This is the old
lestead of the Rev. Obed Ham
If. and Mrs. Otis Fike and Mrs.
a Fike, of Morgantown, and Mr..
Mrs. Charles Hamstead and two
daughters, of Fairmont, were
day guests in Eglon.
r. and Mrs. Elwood Helmick and
lily, of Arthurdale, spent a short
lie Sunday at their Eglon home.
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HOYES

he Hoyes WSCS met last Thurs
with Mrs. w. w. Dewitt. with
present. One new member was
ed to the society. Icie Friend led
devotions and Mrs. Hobart Bis
presided. The lesson was pre-
ed by Mrs. Ross Speicher. The
'ch meeting will be at the home of
William Enlow.
ISIS Patty Jones spent last week
ing her grandparents, Mr. and
Glen Eichelberger, Davis, W. Va.
hose visiting at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Hubert Friend on Sunday
e Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Skies and
ghter Nancy, New Salem, Pa; Mr..
Mrs. w. A. Custer, Mr.. and Mrs.
riley Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
cher and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Rush and family, Mrs Margaret
h and daughter, Carol Ann.
rs. Clark Schlossnagel was taken
Memorial hospital, Cumberland
Tuesday, where she remains a
ent.
+. and Mrs. Norris Welch and Mr.
Mrs. Wellington WEIGH and son,
land, visited Miss Icie Friend on
lay.
+. and Mrs. Hubert Friend were
Oakland Monday
+. and Mrs. Glen EichelbergeY. of
is, w. Va, were Friday and Sat
y guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
IS.
rs. Bruce Miller and Mrs. Clay
Speicher, Accident, were guests
Irs. w. W. Dewitt Wednesday.
7. and Mrs. Walter Richter, Ac-
at, were Sunday dinner guests of
and Mrs. Ross Speicher.
he young folks choir, accom-
ed by its leader, Rev. Ross
cher, and a number of parents,
.icipated in the service at Sang
CbuI.cb Sunday o,,aDiO~
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Gormania, visited Mrs. Verlinda Lips
comb, Friday.
Jon Blamble spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Blamble.
Mrs. Bertha Prather remains at
her home in Red Oak. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Moon and daughters are maxi
ing their home with her for the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bittinger
motored to Baltimore Monday to take
Mrs. Homer Knots to visit her hus-
band who is a patient in Johns Hop
kins hospital.
Word has been received here that
Rev. Wesley Harvey received Il badly
mashed foot and broken toe while at
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Red Oak Fairview

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Childs cele-
brated their seth wedding anniversa-
~ and Mrs. Child's 74th birthday,
Sunday. FEBRUARY Is, at a family
ter, Mrs Ray Gnegy, of Pleasant
Valley. Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Childs and daughter,
Shirley; Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Lee
Jacobs and family, Of Grautsville; Mr.
and Mrs. William Bernard and fami-
ly, of Glassport, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Cooper and sons, of
Fairvicw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Elrick, of
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FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Md, February 10, 1851

Heavy run, prices steady on all
grades.
Horses, 2.50 to 40 cwt.
Pigs and shoats, $50 to 1880 head;
Hogs. 1870 lbs. to 22O lbs, 23.00 to
24.20 cwt; Light hogs, 1900 to 22.70
cwt; Sows, 1928 to 300; Bears,
9.75 to 11G0 cwt.
Calves, medium to good, 5000 to
$3.50; Common to medium, 24.50 to
$3.50 cwt.; Gull veal, 1900 to 23,00
cwt.
Steers, medium to good $500 to
32.70 cWt.; Common to medium, 21.90
to $3.50 cwt.; Heifers, 25.OO to 2G0O;
Bulls, 25.10 to $3.50; Heferettes,
1910 cwt. Cows. medium to good,
1900 to 24.50 cwt.; common to medi-
um, 1890 to 1900 cwt.
Lambs, 2540 to 5000 cwt.
Heavy broilers, 3319c to 38c h.;
Heavy hens, 2Oiac to 3Gc h.; Leghoim
hens, 12i2c to pic lb.
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his work as carpenter in Charleston.
w. Va.
Mrs. Verlinda Lipscomb and daugh-
tiers, Marguerite and Grace, visited
the Childs families, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harvey
and children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Harvey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Ridder, of Red House.
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McHENRY

harles l. Wright, Jr., who is with
Air Force and stationed in Massa-
sets, is home on fullough.
Ir. and Mrs. Walter Bittinger, Mt.
.e, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
age and family here Sunday after
n. Mrs. Nora Savage also called
,he Savage home Sunday.
n. and Mrs. Charles Bowman and
mt daughter, of Frostburg, were
urday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
land Bowman and evening dinner
SITS of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bow
4.
hubert, Walter, Bill and Sammy
vman were in Confluence Thurs
evening on business.
Irs. Vesta McSpadden, who has
mt the winter at Elizabeth, Pa,
ed on friends here Saturday.
1rs. John Hart left Oakland last
day for Washington, where she
friends and on Saturday accom-
lied them to Palm Beach, Florida,
ere they expect to vacation for a
days. "a
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PriesO OrO pranasumas
Korejoje?

Amerikieciu kariniu sluogsniu
teigimu, komunistines orc pale
gos gall isivyrauti Korejos erd-
veje. Wis daugiau dideja JT pa
jegu nuostoliai lektuvais ir Wis
daugiau kastuoja amerikieciu
susidurimai SUI sovietu spraus-
miniais Get) lektuvais. Jei ivyk-
tQ paliaubos, tai komunistai ga
letu savo orc bazes is Mandziu-
rios perkelti j siaures Koreja
ir tai sudarytu didele gresme
sajungininkams. Juo labiau, kad
komunistai is defenzyvinio orc
karo graso pereiti j ofenzyvini.
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Naujas posUkis RytQ If vakarQ santykiuose
Paryau konfe rencija prizes daugeli svarbiu probmu

tyti, pasireiksdami kaip arabu
pasaulio protektoriai prizes ''im-
perialistinius" vakarus. Parry
ziuje neabejojama, kad sovietai
JT susirinkime panaudosia visas
galimybes spsilpninti britu,
prancuzu ir amerikieciu itakas
siaures Afrikos pakrasciuose ir
srityse tarp Abadano ir Kasmi-
no. Diskusijos arabu krastu rel
kalais gall virsti propagandine-
mis- kalbomis, nebent vakarai
parodysia daugiau vieningumo
kaip savo metu Irano klausimu.
Pranesimais is Paryziaus, dau-
giausia demesio sovietu delega-
CHA zada parodyti siais svar-
biais vakarams klausimais =
Maroko = cia arabu krastai
skundzia Prancuzija pazeidus
JT charta, (siuo klausimu JAW
laikysena dar nezinoma, nors jas
labai domina bazes Shame Afri-
kos pakrasty), toliau seka Libi-
jos nepriklausomybes ir Egipto
problemos. Tikimasi, kad Egip-
tas kovosias prizes susirinkime
numatyta. patiekti Libijos kon-
stitucija, iziuredamas britu ita-
kos palaikyma. Klausimas is
stumti britus is Sueso srities ir
sudano greiciausiai bus patiek-
tas egiptieciu. Palestinos klau-
simu numatoma toliau testi ne
sekmingas pastangas sutaikinti
Izraeli su arabu valstybemis. Ir
britu = persu zibalinis gincas
gall atsidurti Saug. Taryboje,
nors tai priklauso nuo pasitari-
mu Washingtone = kiekvienu
atveju sOvietai isnaudosia visas
prOgas paskatinti kitus arabu
kEastus panasiai pakenkti va
karu interesams. Numatoma
spresti ir Kasmiro klausimas.
Kelia rupesciu Pietu Americas
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redami vienoda prievole mokes-
ciu mokejimo ir karo tarnybos
atzvilgiu, neturi vienodos tel
ses gauti darbo vien pilietybes
sumetimais? Ar karines gyny-
bos sumetimais tikslinga viena
gyventoju grupe privatines po-
litikos nuoziura Salinti is kari
mes pramones darbo, nors toji
grupe viesosios teises nuostatais
dalyvauja US karines gynybos
darbe ir uz tat guido galvas ka-
70 fronte? Ar toks darbo teises
varzymas nera praejusio izolia-
cionizmo laikotarpio liekana ir
ar il nesudaro anarchijos dabar-
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700 zfUROVU

Angelu Karalienes parapijos
choro koncertas, pereita sekma-
dieni ivykes sv. Stanislovo So
leje, sutrauke apie 700 publikos.
Brooklyno salygomis tai labai
didelis sveciq skaicius. Progra-
ma atliko parapijos choras, We
damas Pr. Dukes. Choristai su-
vaidino ir O. Wilde 3 v. komedi-
ja. Pasirode ir dramos aktoriai
K. Vasiliauskas ir T. Dauabrai-
te, atlikdami naujai sukurta da-
lykeli, vaizduojanti tremtinio
atsisveikinima SUI Lietuva. Dra-
mos aktoriams talkininkavo ir
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tiniame pasaulio pakto ir visu
kurybiniu jegu mobilizacijos lai-
ke? Ar siu klausimu placia plot
me neissprendus ir nesuderinus,
viena ranka negriauna, ka kita
ranka pastato?
Todel musu centriniai veiks-
Mai (pirmoj eilej BALFas) tu-
retu sakytu darbovieciu centri-
mes vadovybes demesi atkreipti
j ia darbo teises varzyma ir US
mobilizacines istaigos vadovo
Mr.. Charles E. Wilson demesi
atkreipti j SAX. kariniu pajegu
mobilizacijai kenkiancius apsi-
reiSkimus. M. X.
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EisenhOweriO viZitas
Washingtone

siu metu sausio m. pradejes
eiti atsakingas vyr. vado yak.
Europoje pareigas gen. Eisen-
howeris, prezidento iskviestas,
sios savaites pradzioje turejo
pasitarimus SUI Trumanu ir ivai-
riais kariniais vadais. Nors ge-
nerolo teigimu, jis buvo atvykes
tartis tik grynai kariniais klau-
simais, bet galimybes butt kan
didatu 1852 m. prezidento rim
kimams ta apsilankyma buvo
pavertusios nemazu speliojimu
objektu. Respublikonai ypatin-
gai buvo susidomeje tue apsi-
lankymu. Gen. pareiskimas, kad
esama padrasinanciu ir blogu
elementu vakaru pastangose su-
stiprinti Europa, rodytu, kad pa
sitarimai liets grynai karinio po-
bldzio klausimus. Washingtono
sluogsniai ia proga pabrezia,
kad turint galvoje EisenhowerN
tarnybinius rysius SUI Trumanu,
demokratu administracija ir jos
politika, atrodytu, kad genera
las galetu butt demokratu no.
minuotas kandidatu j preziden-
tus ir kad Trumanas tai jam sia
savaite galejo pasiulyti.
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j "Buhalterijos Klaidos" pasta
tyma, nors to veikalo siuzetas
taip pat paiD1tas is Lietuvos gy.
venimo. Touol as nesuprantu,
kodel jai turetu butt svetimas
"Ragucio Saltinelio" pastaty-
mas?
- Kokiu bldu 81 veikala gavo
memo kolektyvas Aka?
= Kolektyvo vadovas p. J.
Pusdesris names paprase.
- Kaip zinoma, Sis veikalas
dar nera isleistas. Ar numatote
il atidu0ti spausdinti?
- Jei atsiras leidejas atiduo-
stu.
- Ar turtle dar daugiau ne
spausdintq dramos veikalu ir ar
ruOsiates ,juOs isleisti?
- Turiu. Ruostis isleisti man
nebereikia, mes jie spausdini-
mui jau paruosti. Tariuosi su
Tremties leidykla Vokietijoje is
leisti siais metals baigta rasyti
5 veiksmQ istorine tragedija
"Mindaugas'. v. Paula
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Prizes Kaledas Brooklyne pa.
sirodo tikras knygu derlius. Bus
ne tik ko pasiskaityti, bet ir XII.
tam svenciq proga padovanoti
"Gabija" jau surinko ir atidave
spausti Neles Mazalaites knyga
'Menuo, vadinamas medaus".
Oar 81 menesi knyga pasirodys
rinkoje. Xxi N. Metu laukiama is
einant Jurgio Jankaus romano
"Paklyde pauksciai" ir Stepo
Zobarsko "Doleris is Pittsbur-
gho".
Jacikeviciaus gaidu leidykla
"Pasvaiste" spausdina Vlado
Jakubeno kurini zemam balsui
"Laisvuju daina", o knygu lei
dykla "Vaga' jau uzbaige ka-
pitalini veikala apie Lietuva -
Vytauto Augustine foto nuo-
trauku rinkini. Knyga atiduota
risyklai ir po poros savaiciu pa
sieks skaitytojus. Knygoje SUI
rinkta apie trejeta simtu rinkti-
niu Lietuvos vaizdu, meniSkai
nufotografuotu ir graziai at
spausdintu kreidiniame popie-
riuje didelio formato lapuose.
salia lietuvisku irasu yra ir
angliskai. Tai bus tikra kaledine
dovana artimiesiems, ar tai bus
nauiakuris ar seniai atvykes sa-
viskis, ar pagaliau ir svetimtau-
It's amerikietis ar kitoks.
Knygu lentynoje siuo metu
pirmauja Jureio Savickio "Rau-
doni batukai', labiausiai perka-
mas novelty rinkinys, "Gabijos'
isleistas prizes pora menesiu.
Jonas Lenktaitis, Lietuvoje, O
veliau tremtyje Vokietijoje Ii
nomos "Patria" leidyklos saw
ninhas, New Yorko pasonejje -
Stamforde baigia isirengti savo
spaustuve SUI visomis modernio-
mis- masinomis. Prizes pradeda-
mas spausti savo plane numa-
tytas lietuviskas knygas, siuo
metu atlieka dideli uzsakyma
amerikieciu mokykloms. Nese-
Mai pasirase sutarti ir pradejo
spausdinti vietos filmu menesi-
nuka.
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Lapkricfo II d. Detroito Uk-
rainieciu saleje Americas Lie
tuviu Balso radio klubo memo
kolektyvas "Alka" state prem
jera = Vytauto Alanto keturiy
veiksmQ komedija "Ragucio Sal.
tinelis". Kreipiausi j veikalo au-
toriu:
Kur ir kada pradejote ra'
syti "Ragucio saltineli?"
Ulme, Flandernkaserne,
kur tada buvo isikurusi misri
lietuviu, ,latviu ir estu stovykla
Tai buvo 1948 m. Veikala bal
giau rasyti jau budamas Anne
rikoje. "Ragucio Saltinelio" ko-
medijos veiksmas pagristas ide-
alizmo ir materializmo kovos
;deja.
Kodel tokia ideja pasirin'
kOte?
Visi dramos veikalai pa.
gristi ia ideja. 'Mano didvyris
idealistas mokytojas Macionis
kovoja su bravarininku mate
rialistu Petkumi lygiai taip pat
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NESUGALVOJO VARDO .

Alg. Kacanauskui vadovau-
jant, Brooklyne susikure vyru
balsu kvartetas, kuris pasiva-
dino "Aitvaru' vardu. Kaip Ii
MIA, "Aitvarais'' vadinosi A.
Mrozinsko vadovaujamas kvar-
tetas, kuris egzistuoja, nors
siuo metu, dviem jo nariams
pasitraukus, nerepetuoja, jies-
kodamas tinkamu balsu. A. MIRO
zinsko "Aitvarai'' Brooklyno
lietuviams buvo gerai zinomi sa-
vo diamonds. Taipgi jie yra kon-
certave ir kitu koloniiu lietu-
viams ir kai kur idainave ploks-
teliu, kurios naudojamos per
vietos lietuviskas radio valan-
deles. Per savo veikima kvarte-
tas buvo SUBSIDIARIES sau geru at
siliepimu ir tue, kaip sakoma,
susikales sau kapitala. Todel,
ligi vel atgaivins savo veikla,
kaip brooklynieciai mano, visis-
kai pagristai jaucia moraline
skriauda, jei jiems ia varda pa
sisavina kitas kvartetas.
MeniniQ vienetu, kokie jie be-
butQ, niekad nebus perdaug. Gal
dar geriau, jei susidaro tam tik-
ras lenktyniavimas, kuris visa
dos tik teigiamu rezultatu at
mesa. Ir siuo atveju Brooklynui
tik naudos butu is dvieiu kvar-
tetu, tik visas tas del vardu ne
susipratimas, kas, tikima, gal
issispres be piktumu vienai ir
antrai pusei.
DAHL. CESLOVAS JANUsAS.
siuo metu baigias dekoruoti Ap-
reiskimo rarapiios sale tautis-
kais motyvais, isbaige ir pado-
vanojo Pranei Lapienei paveiks-
Ia, vaizduojanti Stony Brook
pajuri.
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uRaeucio Sa|tin eli"
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Ar Sis veikalas bus priei-
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