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Esperdy sparkling the fast NOV
ing action. Lion Robinson plays
convincing Sitting Bull from to-
mahawk TO full battle regalia.
The song and specially acts
studding the minstrel perform
ance, as announced by director
Jack Clarke, include: Lullaby
of Broadway" by Orville Evan
son; the Cotton Blossom Quartet
consisting of Rubber Shannahan,
Bob Read. James FELTON,, and E.
c. Mullins; the Harmonica Twins,
Jack and Joe Richards; Man
ny's Lii Cole Black Rose" by
Professor Schweitzer; novelty
dance and song by Willie Ward;
"Ole Man Ribber" by w. c. Stall
lings.
Also Kentucky Philosophy" by
Nevy Armayor; novelty tap with
Chuck Hastings; Asleep in the
Deep" by E. c. Mullins; and
Some of These Days" by Mike
Jacobs.
Jack Clarke and Nike Jacobs
will feature the. oleos. Cecil Car
bonell and his brother Louis will
be the accompanies at the piano
and drums respectively.
A colorful coStumed group OF
two dozen all-male black face
participants will sing old time
minstrel favorites before interlo'
cutor Gerald Saunders draws
laughs galore from end men Bos'
co Jack Clarke, Luscious NeVy
Armayor, Honeyboy Stu Whiting
and Sonny Walter Burns.
An evening of riotous enter
tainment is promised.
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ANIMALS HAVE
THEIR "WEEK"

Animals are having their
week which started Sunday
with the 37th annual observance
of BE Kind to Animals Week.
The event is sponsored by the
American Humane Association or
behalf of more than 600 local
animal protective organizations
throughout the United States and
Canada.
Mrs. George Mills White, presi-
dent of the Key West Humane
Society, said, while we concen-
trate attention on the need for
caring for animals during this
one week, we should nevertheless
be just as concerned throughout
the entire year. Animals have
needs and they have rights, too,
just as much as humans. That is
why our Society is in operation"
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MAY FELLOWSHIP
DAY IS OBSERVED
BY CHURCH GROUP

May Fellowship Day was OBJ
served last Friday by the mem
bers of the United Council of
Church Women at a luncheon at
St, Paul's Parish Hall. Approxi-
mately sixty women attended.
New officers elected includeds
Mrs. Gloriana Bayly, president;
Mrs. Russell, secretary; and Mrs.
Merrill Sands, treasurer. They
were installed by the Rev. John
S. Armfield.
The Rev. Leon Wells, pastor of
the First Methodist Church was
guest at the luncheon.
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meet at z pm. at Sea Scout
Headquarters.
Officers. Wives swimming
class will be held at $3.50 to
4::30 pm. at the Seaplane Base
Officers pool.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority
will meet at 8 pm. in the
employment office on Simon
ton street.
Anchor Lodge. No. 1872 will
meet at 8 pm. at the new
Masonic Home at Eaton and
Simonton streets.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
W.S.C.S., of the First Metho-
dist Church, will meet al
7;;30 PIMA
The DeMolay Mothers Cirels
will meet at 7;30 pm. in the
Parish Hall at st, Paul'S
Episcopal Church.
Circle 3 of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
will meet at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Ruth jackson
1125 United street. Mrs. Ear
Julian will lead the devo'
tional, Mrs. Harlan Merriam
the lesson.
The Poinciana School PTA
will meet at 8 pm. at tht
school.
MAY Is
Key West Junior and Senior
High School P.TA. will NEE
at 7:45.
Minoca Council, Degree o
Pocahontas will meet at 7:3I
p. m. in the Rednen's Hall.
Key West Assembly No. Is
Order of the Rainbow Girl
will meet at 7;30 p. m. at thu
Scottish Rite Temple OF
Eaton and Simonton.
Kiwanis Club will meet at GA
p. m. for dinner meeting.
Bridge group for beginners a
8 p. m. at Fort Taylor Off
GERS Club.
Advanced Spanish Class from
8 to 8 p. m. over Palace
Theater.
Tennis class, Officers Wives
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doiISu ny MT. ana Mrs. AnthOnY
ulchar. Claude Sails sang Moth
er McCree." Next was that of the
bride and groom. The bride was
Myrna Curry, and John Knowles
sang i Love You Truly" The
baby scene followed with
Brahms Lullaby" sung by Mrs.
Byrnia Thompson. The fourth
scene depicted the mother read
ing the Bible to her child, Mario
Atcheson. A trio sang Holy
Bible"
The school and Scout scenes
came next followed by the college
and graduation scenes. The ninth
picture was that of war PORTRAYED
by a Red Cross nurse and sailor.
The program was ended with the
home scene with all the family
assembled. Miss Leona Morland
sang That Wonderful Mother of
Mine"
The regular business meeting
s?ith Mrs. Allen E. Curry, presi-
dent followed. The minutes, treas
urer's report and committe re-
ports were read The final read
ing of the bylaws was made by
Floyd Clark, who also gave the
history of Harris School written
by Mrs. Curry.
New officers for the year 1851
So were installed by Mrs. Norma
Dopp, state official. The outgoing
officers were presented with cor
sages. Mrs. Curry also received
the Harris P.T.A. pin and a bou-
quet of flowers from Mrs. Clark
The new officers are: Mrs
Alice Roberts, president; Mrs
Carol Guinette, vice-president;
Mrs. Annie Archer, secretary; and
Mrs. Virginia Key, treasurer.
A motion was made and passed
TO send the outgoing and new
presidents to the convention May
2i-23 in Miami Beach.
The room count was won by
Mrs. Maria Stensland and Mrs
Mauvereen Meador. Mrs. Ger
trude Bombay won the door prize
which was a cake. Second prize,
a gift certificate to Stell's Beauty
Nook was won by Mrs. Julian
Tynsdale.
The P.T.A. has donated an in
tercommunieation system to the
Harris School. The project will
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The Chorus under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Catherine Logan
sang April Evening"" "Aneluia''
and a Mexican number.
Mr.. Merriam'S topic was "To-
ward Maturity AS Teachers and
Parents" He stated that signs of
immaturity in adults are crying
pouting, hurt feelings, telling
people off, and spanking their
children too often. He continued,
Maturity requires deep self
analysis, continual growth, wide
awakeneSS to ongoing events of
the community, participation and
cooperation. If we are to meet
cut responsibilities as parents
and teachers we must get on the
ball"
Mrs. Eulalie Jones who is re-
firing after 26 years of teaching,
was presented with corsage by
the PTA in appreciation of her
kindness and helpfulness.
Officers for the 1852 year
were presented by Mr. Merriam
and installed by Mrs. Merville
Rosam, retiring president and
president of the Monroe County
PTA Council.
New officers are: Mrs. Ben
jamin Adams, president; Mrs
Daniel Garcia, vice-president
Mrs. Edward Bailey, secretary
Mr.. Ralph D. Noble, treasurer
and Mrs. Vivian Bass, historian.
The old and new officers ano
outgoing chairmen were present
ed with corsages.
Following the meeting the par
ents visited with the teachers ii
the claSSrooms. A social hon
with cake and punch was helo
in the lunchroom.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority To Meet
On Friday Night

Members of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority will meet at the home
of their sponsor Mrs. Thomas. S.
Caro- on Friday night at 800 pm,
The guest for the evening will be
Mrs. Reese Vermilya escort chair
man for the state convention be-
ins held at the Palm Beach
Biltmore on May Is, 10, and 90
Plans win be completed re-
garding the escorts who have
been inyitsd to attend the con-
vention from among the naval
personnel stationed in this area.
The members will also enjoy a
demonstration of Luziers Cos
metics, which will be given by
Mrs. Vernilya.
Beta Sigma Phis from h e
chapter who will attend the state
convention are: Misses Audrey
Blom, Virginia Whitmarsh, Syl-
via Baker, Jessie Michael, Flor
ence Walker, Edna Hoff, Eliza
beth Acheson, Josephine James,
Gwendolyn James, and Mes
danes Florence Ardaugh, Angela
Caro-, and Dolls Curry.
Miss Blanche Pace, interna-
tional membership chairman OF
Beta Sigma Phi, will arrive in
the city on Sunday, from head
quarters in Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, and will be the guest of
the sorority for several days.
While here Miss Pace will act as
Iinstalling officer for the sorority
at Sits installation of officers fol
the year l95l-1952.
! These ceremonies viii be held
on Monday evening, May IA at
the Martello Galleries at 800 pm.
and will be by candle-light. An
nual reports of the various COM
lmittee chairmen will also be Civ
Fen at this time.
In keeping with the traditions
of Beta Sigma Phi, homage will
be paid to the Mothers of Beta
Sigma Phi at this meeting. They
| will be guests of the sorority at
the installation and will be hon
ored by a program planned for
the occasion. A social hour will
follow.
Officers being installed are:
president, Wilhelmina C. Har-
vey, vice-president, Ida Gellrich,
second vice-president, Blanche
Miller, recording secretary, Au-
drey Blom, corresponding secre-
ttary, Edna Hoff, and treasurer,
Jennie Fac Bervaldi.
| Upon her return to Kansas CT
ty, Miss Pace will take with her
material and pictures covering
the chapters activities during the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
NeaU Summer
Styles Noat, At
Children's Corner

Visit the CHILDREN'S COR
NER Thursday and see all the
lovely, fascinating new summer
styles now on display.
Unbelievably low prices on
dainty, cool pinafores for girls
and boxer shorts for boys.
Baby's department is web
stocked, too, with Curity diapers,
Birdseye diapers, coloroured con-
tour cheets. quilted crib-size
pads. *
See the nightshirts for the
baby boys-made just like the
old-fashioned ones.
All at the CHILDREN'S COR
NER, Fleming and Simontori
Streets. -[Advt.)
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Girl Scout Heads
Meet Tomorrow

The Girl Scout leaders asSocia-
ton will meet tomorrow at 7:30
p. m, in the First Presbyterian
Church annex.
All leaders, assistant leaders
and committee members are
urged to be present.
Plans for camp and handicrafts
will be discussed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
Church Auxiliary
Holds Meeting

The monthly meeting of the St
PauPs Woman's Auxiliary was
held on Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Mervin Russell, president
presiding.
The devotions were led by Mrs
Louise Grant. A report on the
recent Diocesan Convention was
given by Mrs. Eric Curry.
Eighteen members were pre-
sent. Hostesses at the social which
followed were Mrs. Harry H
Baker, Mrs. Tom Watkins and
Mrs. Joseph Ladd, Cake, sand
witches and punch were served,
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Mail The Citizen to Relative.
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Virigino S. Mem
doza would like to express our
sense of gratitude to the many
friends for their expressions OF
sympathy and assistance on oc-
casion of our recent bereavement
in the loss of our beloved one. We
would like to address each one
personally. but find this impos-
sible, and take this means of using
the home newspaper, trusting to
reach all to whom thanks are due.
and particularly to thank the dom
ors of the many flowers and tele-
grams.
THE FAMILY.
may9-1t
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Coming EOersts
WEDNESDAY, MAY q

MAY -
The Junior Debs will meet at
1880 pm. at the Woman's
Club.
Art classes for Officers Wives
will be held at 8 pm. in re-
creation building on the Ma
val Station.
The Monroe County Hospital
Auxiliary will meet at 8 pm.
Fleet Sonar Officers Wives
coffee will be held at 10 am.
at Eochasis.
The Soroptimist Club will meet,
The Officers Wives Book Re
view will meet at 10 am. at
Fort Taylor.
Airship DevRon Eleven Off
GERS Wives will hold business
meeting at 10 am. at Ft.
Taylor.
Officers Wives Club golf is
held at hardball field beyond
Eochasis, at 10 am.
1 Scottish. Rite Bodies will meet
at 8 pm. at new Masonic
Home on Eaton and Simon
ton streets.
Monroe PTA Council will meet
at Coral Shores School on
Plantation Key at lis pm.
Luncheon will be held at the
Plantation Yacht Harbor Res
taurant at IL noon.
Poinciana Social Club will
meet at 1890 am. in the
Poinciana Community Bldg.
Arthur Sawyer Post No. 20,
American Legion will meet
at 8 pm. THE Legion home
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at 8 pm. at the club
house.
Bowling for officers wives be-
gins at 1870 pm. at the Ma
val Station bowling alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. SO win meet at 1880 am,
in building l78 on the Naval
Station.
THURSDAY, MAY To-
The Girl Scout Leaders Assoei-
alton will meet tomorrow al
7:30 pm. in First Presbyterian
Church Annex.
The Busy Bee Club viii meet al
the home of Mars. Muriel Key,
1922 Florida street at Q pm.
DIR. Felix Varela Lodge No. "a
viii meet at s pm. at Si9
Elizabeth street.
Naval Station Officers Wives.
morning coffee will be held
at 10 ain. at Fort Taylor.
Gray Ladies Corps will hold
luncheon meeting at noon
with Mrs. H. E. Pace and
Mrs. r. E. Pollock as host
esSeS.
Fleet Reserve Association ana
Women's Auxiliary viii meet
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continue next year until the en-
tire school network is set up.
Punch and sandwiches were
served in the library. Mrs. Key,
hospitality chairman was in
charge of the refreshments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
MEETING OF ART,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MAY 10 POSTPONED

The meeting of the Key West
Art and Historical Society SEIZED
uled for tomorrow has been post
poned because of a conflict with
the meeting of the Key West Gar
den Club.
.The society will meet on Thurs
day May II at 8 pm. at the West
Martello Gallery, President Julius
Stone, Jr., announced.
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Ask For Bids

Bids will be called by the
county commission for the re-
pair of runways at Meacham air.
port.
It has been decided to have
Airport Manager Ralph Faraldo
supervise the work.
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two years of its organization.
This material will be compiled
into a biographical story under
the heading 1.-TWO Years With
Our Southernmost Chapter in
The United States" and will APP
pear as an outstanding story in
the official Beta Sigma Phi in
ternational m gazine THE
Torch"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
KEY VEST PLAYERS I
TO FINISH CASTING

Casting for the Key West Play
ers' next production of Junior
Miss" will be continued tomor-
row evening at 8 pm. at the
Barn Theater.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
Truman School PT4 Hears Talk
BY Mr.. Merriam. Installs Officers

The final meeting of the Truman Elementary
PTA was held last evening the upstairs auditorium of the
tuon The meeting opened by community singing led
Principal Harlan C. Merriam by Mrs Roy Edwards
on the piano. A short business meeting followed @.
The hghlghs of the evening selections by the Truman
Chorus and brief talk by Mr. Merriam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09

Club at 9 a. m. at tennis
courts near pool.
Bowling for all Navy wives at
8 a. m. at Naval Station Al
leys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
Ne,U Feature added To Minstrel
To Be Giuen Friday And Saturday

An afterpiece has been added to the Time
be presented at the Key High
pm Friday and Saturday.
Entitled the Bad from the West" the
Johnny Esperdy Tom Woody Schoneck
local color many laughs with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
Harris PTd Winds Up Year
With Program HOnori,,g Mother

Inc maj meeting of the Harris School PTA last
evening was hghghted by program honung Mother Mrs os
Fea was the ose and central figure
MRS Feat was seated in living scene looking at an
aoum AS she turned the pages the past acted out
The first picture she mother and father nor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09

After the failure of the famous
Boston Brook Farm social expert
ment, the land was titled by the
town poor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09

1t takes a ton and a half of coal
to make a ton of steel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
AppIy To Wed

Marriage licenses issued in the
office of County Judge Raymond
Lord include:
Eugene Kenneth Nelson, IS,
Fleet Sonar School and Julia
Kubacki, %, BIS Duval street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09
HONEYMOON COUPLE
VISITS IN KEY VEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Flynn
of St. Louis, Mo, are honey
incoming here in Key West as
guests of Mrs. Flynnls brother.
in-law and sister, mir and Mrs,
George H. Spur Of sl68-H Poin,
ciana.
The Flynns were married II
St. Louis last Saturday and hay'
been here for three days They
plan to leave tomorrow.
Mr.. Spur is stationed aboaro
the Sub Tender Howard w. Gil
more.
The first Negroes were imported
to America in 1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09

The worlds first peace society
was the New York Peace Society,
founded in August, 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-09

To test the accuracy of the hunt
ing scene in THE Lady of the
Lake, Sir Walter Scott read that
part of the manuscript to an old
sportsman.
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l.ss..5i:liai isvezimai
Eul. ul.,,:.::ija - Sis krastas jau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
IDOMIOS KREPSINIO
RUNGTYNES

Sekmadieni, spalio IA d., 100
val, T wn Clu b saleje,
2612 Prospect Ave. (ten pat,
kur buvo krepsinio rungtynes
su Detroito "Kovu"), ivyks
draugiskos krepsinio rungtynes
tarp LSK "zaibo" junioru ir
senioru. sios rungtynes bus
kontrolinio pobudzio, tikslu su-
daryti LSK "zaibo" Representa-
cine komanda Toronto zaidy-
mems. Entuziastingi juniorai IT,
kisi lengvai savo varzovus su-
doroti, taciau seniorai savo ruoz-
tn, pasiryze nesiduoti jaunik-
liams nulenkti savo kietu spran-
dQ. Laimejusieji sudarys BRAN
duoli representatives komandos.
Sportu besidomintieji yra kvie-
ciami atsilankyti, pasiziureti
Clevelando lietuviskojo krepsi-
nio lygio.
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MUSQ SPORTAS
VEDA ALGIRDAS BIELSKUS

yra susispietusi JAV-bese, 81
garbe atitenka Kanados lietu-
viams. Ziurint is kito tasko, To
rontas, gal but, ir yra patogiau-
sia vieta tokiam saskrydziui SUI
rengti, mes is JAV-biu i Kanada
ivaziuoti jokiu ypatingu kliuciu
nera, O is Kanados j JAV-bes,
beveik. neimanoma; taipogi il
savo geografine padetimi To-
rontas yra mazdaug vidurys di-
desniuju lietuvisku kolonijQ
siaures Amerikoje.
Rengejai, noredami kuo efek.
tingiau sias zaidynes pravesti,
kreipiasi j lietuviska visuomene
JAV-bese ir Kanadoje, prasyda-
mi paskirti pereinamasias dova-
mas zaidyniu nugaletojams ar
kitokiu budu 81 reikala paremti.
Lietuviskoms kompanijoms ir
privatiems biznieriams tai butu
puiki proga paremti lietuviska
reikala, kartu, gi, ir padaryti
gera reklama savo bizniui.
Visu musu, netik sporto me-
geju, bet ir platesnes visuome-
mes pareiga yra 81 Toronto LSK
"Vyties" pasiryzima tick mo-
raliskai, tick ir materialiskai pa
remit! A. Bielskus
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RAsYToJV vARGAI

Musu rasytojams, dabar Ame-
rikoje susigrupavusiems, darant
savotiskas isvadas apie knygu
rasyma ir honorarus, noriu pa
stebeti, kad tik neseniai viena
didele Amerikos knygu leidykla
paskelbe turinti savo lentynose
sukrauta net $4,000 paskiru au-
toriu knygu rankrasciu, kurie
vargu kada pamatys pasauli
spausdintos knygos pavidale. o
Amerikoje yra simtai knygq lei
dyklu.
Tas parodo, kad ne tik lietuviu
rasytoju veikalams isvysti pa
SAUL knygos puslapiuose yra
sunkumu. Visose knygq leidyk-
lose ir namuose amerikonisku
autoriu rankrasciu gull, galiu
drasiai sakyti, simtais tukstan-
ciu.
Bet, kadangi Sails didele, kny-
gu spausdinimas eina, pardavi-
mas ir knygu biznis eina, is sa-
lies ziurint atrodo, kad ameri-
kieciams rasytojams salygos ro-
jiskos.
Ne vienodai, ir ne visiems pei
ningai sekasi knygu rasymas ir
leidimas. Vieni rasytojai, prasi-
muse j pirmas eiles, gauna uz
savo rankrascius, kitty knygos
leidziamos susitarus moketi
autoriui nuosimti (daugiausia
121A%) nuo parduotu knygu.
KuriQ knygas perka, kad ir ma
ziukas nuosimtis sudaro jiems
pakenciamas pajamas, is kuriu
gall pragyventi. Kitty pasirodo
kokia viena knyga ir daugiau
niekas ju rankrasciu nesiima
leisti. Xiii kaip nors leidzia pa
tvs savo lesomis, ar gauna siaip
parama.
Lietuviams rasytojams, gala,
turiu pasakyti, atsidlrus sveti-
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STALO TENISO VARzYBOS

Ateinancios savaites pirma-
dieni, antradieni, treciadieni ir
ketvirtadieni, spalio Is, 16, II
ir 18 d., lietuviu saleje vyks
kontrolines stale teniso rungty-
mes vyrams ir moteris. Bus zai-
DIANA tasku sistema, t. y. kick
vienas SUI kiekvienu. Pirmas iris
vietas laimejusieji atstovaus
LSK ''zaiba" Toronto zaidynese.
Spalio 21 d., sekmadieni,
11:30 val, lietuviu saleje ivyks
stale teniso rudens turnyras.
Programme vyru, moteru, jau-
nuciu ir mergaiciu vienetai ir
vyru dvejetas.
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pazymima sekanciai: +:

pazymima sekanciai:
"Buvusi gauta L. Simucio ir
P. Grigaicio telegrama, kurioje
tie pasisako nepalankiai susita-
rimui". Jiedu neabejotinai kali
ba visos ALT vardu - visu
Americas lietuviu vardu!
Grizkime 1910 metus, kuo-
met Lietuvos Respublikos Pre-
zidentas Antanas Smetona rem
gesi Amerikon atvaziuoti. Tada,
jau suorganizavus Americas
Lietuviu Taryba, kai buvo pa
tirta, kad p. Prezidentas jau ga
lutinai pasiruoses Amerikon is
keliauti, Lietuvos pasiuntiniai
Europoje pradejo gauti telegra
mas is Americas, tvirtincias, esq
''p. Smetona Amerikoje turi
prasta varda, jis cia nepageidau-
jamas -" ir diplomatai buvo
raginami atkalbineti p. Prezi-
denta Amerikon nevaziuoti.
Nenora, kad p. Prezidentas pas
mus vaziuotu pareiske pirminin-
kas p. simutis Americas Lietu-
viz Tarybos posedyje Chicagoje
lapkr. Is, 1910 M, lyg uzves-
damas mint, kad ALT oficialiai
pareikstu musu spaudoje, kad
Lietuvos prezidentas "Ameriko-
je nepageidaujamas". Tame
ALT posedyje Siam jo pareiski.
mui as pasipriesinau, ir ALI
oficialiai jokio nutarimo nedare
tik Naujienos (Grigaitis) il
Draugas (simutis) ware savo at.
kaklu Lietuvos Respublikos Pre-.
zidento neigimo darba, kurio ne.
siliove ware ir jam atvaziavus
Jie ir dabar ardo visa tai, kas
yra is ano nepriklausomos Lietu
vos laiko islike.
Kad Lietuvos diplomatiniai
atstovai Europoje buvo verciami
is Americas raginti p. Preziden'
ta Amerikon nevaziuoti, mes pa
tyreme tik kai p. A. Smetona at
vaziavo Amerikon ir savo kali
boje, per priemima New Yorke
kovo 13 d. (194D, pasake: "Is
Americas buvo daroma spaudi.
mai, kad as j Amerika nevaziuo.
ciau, kad as turiu ten prasts
varda. AS atvaziavau parody
jums savo gera varda!"