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Marijampoles 'Sodzaus" muziejaus vedejas M lie
buvo paregu atsatyas veau isveztas prvercam
darbu stovykla.
Ugametls ir labai daug nuspenes RokiSko muziejaus
ugdymu taurus r jo vedeas gmnazo moyojts Pet
Biudzius svezas Russia Prize jo vezmo prsdejus
apnkybe kad Roksko muzejue buvo regnio
eksponatu
IS teisino darbo pasantas teseas Boesovas
kas znomosios raytoos Marijos Peckauskaes gminas
jodamas lgesni aika paskt uzsiemno butt iSveztas
pradeo drb prie Ausros muziejas ypaca uuros pannk
apsaugos gobos sryje Bet r pareigos o nesgebeo
cekstu semtas Rusa B. Peckauskas ypaciai padejo
dag pasangu mennam uru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dvaruose ap
saugo as jo klnus triusas maty kap t bosevkams ir
nepatiko
Tai tk keetas pavyzdzu kurie skaudza udija Lie
uvos muzejninkai bosevkams nepataike sokti paga u
muzika".
10 bosevka is muzieju norejo gera pavazduoa kad r
Sticks Ayaus muziejaus gobeo gautas svetno Laudes
komlsarato 1910 M gruodzio 19 d. rastas:
Daugumas LTsR muzq muziejineje vekoe apsirbo-
torne medzaga Laba
medagos
tine sales sanvarka Muzeu vadovybes
medziag kap reakcjos akas
saukmu lvarias nuotraukas IT, tradica r
vmus susiusus kooms, rnkti
tnkamai muzieuose pasidabiti TsRS oaizmo
toju paveksas.
Rimtam muziennkui stokia muziejines medziagos rim
kmo nstrukcja buvo daugiau nei mazau kap ycioma
sis IS vame pasauyje nusistoveusu to darc tradiciju
apskrai muzejnes dejos snieknimas.
(Bus daugiau)
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l.. KALBOS VADOVO
prenumeratoriams

Dalis Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
gerb. prenumeratoriu, pilnai su-
mokejusiq prenumeratos mokes-
tt, dar negavo knygos. Pasku-
tiniu metu il nebuvo siuntine-
jana, siandien gavau Pasaulio
Lietuviq Bendruomenes Vokieti-
jos Krasto Valdybos SIN. sausio
27 d. rasyta tuo reikalu paais-
kinima. Butent: ''Tuo tarpu del
ivykusiu susitrukdymu del lei
dyklos kaltes negalejome dides-
nio kiekio knygq gauti. siomis
dienomis tikimes galesia pakan-
kamai knygq issiusti."
Kaip Tamstos zinote, LKV
siuntineja ne per name, bet be-
tarpiai prenumeratoriams. AS
tik priimu uzsakymus. Labai
prasyciau, dar truputi kantry-
bes, kurios Tamstos ir taip daug
parodete, o knyga visus aplan-
kys. )
Su pagarba
Juozas Aud9nas
General. IpaliOtinis
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U vARGAI BoLsEvIKU OKUPACIJOs METALS
(Tesinys)
g. Muziej ininku persekio i m S

Muzea If muziejininkai vsame pasauyje maziausa te
reka potniais ivykias e darba drba vsska
neuredami okiu rysu potinias pasiketimas Is pradzQ
atrode Lietuvos TsR muzea gales gyvuoti kap
wave kad muziejnnku nees tekstu ranko Dea tai pas
rode tik tuscia iluzija.
Ypa skaudza operacija boseviku laikas teko pakelt
Vytauto Didzioo Muzieju Igametis muzeaus vr
snkas Nagus Nagevieius tuo boeviku sibrovimo
euva pasantas 10 veton perenamosios vrausybes
paskrtas puk sarauskas Tada Karo Muzeus
tn vadova kuris muzeniuose kausmuose asovavo boise
vknes vyriausybes tuejo gyvendn pageia
vmus Letuvos neprkausomybes kovoe paszymees kauty
bolsevka pulk sarauskas 1910 rden buvo ares
tuoas Pradeju voieciu karui prizes bolsevma puk s
rauskas karu daugeu kitu Leuvos vekeu karninku
tragiska Rusos gumoje Js kartu kitais pa
ydovu suSaudytas Puk Sarauskas buamas paskras
Muzejaus vrsnnku tkeosi galesias rimtai tvay pa
vesa darba Js buvo inmates surnkt Observation-Disclosures dva
iskusa karno orno turnio medziaga o rekau
ses 1910 rugso "a d. astas svietimo iaude
komsaru.
vyauto Muzeus m rug
"a d. Kaunas.
S. L. K. Reikalu Departamento Drektoriu
REMNANTS kuturo paminklu tatymu kuturos
pamnu buvo udarytos brgados LTsR
eritoroe kuuros pamnus JUGS sregstuot Kadang
dab jau baigiamas
Tamo utmo r paredymo sutekt Karo Mueu znias ape vi
uregisuotus kariskai sorno unio kuturos pamnkus
PuIkininkas saauskas Muzeau Bron.
zekons, Poitns Vadovas Adm Maoas sestakukas, Karo
Muzieaus saugunas.
Komunstnis skaudziai palette tk cenrnius
bet provincos muzejus muziejinnkus ir u gobeus Boil
sevams okupavus Ietuva vedejas Dzku
Kastoyros Draugos prmininkas Miskn turejo is
paregu tuojau pasraukt Tas parega pasee znomas Le
vekejas vsuomenninkas dr. S. Janavcus, muziejaus
rekau vedeju bv paskras mokyojas Nadzeka Dr. Janav
cus boeviku buvo areSuoas T Ayaus muzieaus rekalai
pakbo ore Nadzeika kelu ktur mokytou muzeaus gobeu
buvo paas pradzos moky nspekcos rastvedys Sneders
Veau snederis eparavo Vokieta r muzeau vedeu buvo
paskras mok Bertngas kris bosevku buvo isveztas ST.
bira.
BrzQ muzejus boseviku laikas skaudziau kad ir
keneo okos pazango nepadare Senasis muzejaus
prizreoas sankevcus pasantas Nauja muzeaus pi
zuretoa buvo paskra zyde ku pabegdama Letuvos Ia
rybu Sajunga pavoge auksinius ir sdabrnis pingus.
KedainQ muzeus bevek visa boseviku okupacijo laika
buvo erorzuoamas mlcos rekalavmu patapas
KedanQ KraStotyros Djo prmnnkas muzeaus segeias
VI Rybe buvo suimtas if laikomas Ukmerges kale
jomuose II menesu Is Ukmerges kaleimo grzo SUI paazta
sveikata If 1943 spalio IL nre
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SLA PROBLEMOS
NEATSAKYTI KLAUsIMAl

tukstantine? Ir ar metu, ar
pusmecio, ar tik vieno me-
nesio mokescio dalis?
2. Ar SLA konstitucija ir
|apdraudos organizaciju rel
kalus tvarkantieji istatymai
leidzia apdraudos mokescius
naudoti tokens netiesiogi-
MANS uzdaviniams? Ligi siol
budavo aiskinama Cir visai
teisingai), kad SLA organi-
zacija turtinga tai turtinga,
bet tu savo turimu pinigu
negali naudoti bet kan, o
visu pirma turi ziureti, kad
apdraudos fonde butu pa
kankami rezervai pomirti-
mems bel ligos pasalpoms is
|1noketi. Visokia kitokia veik-
la, ypac paskutiniu metu,
yra sumazinta Xxi minimu-
mo = ner pinigu, mes nariu
inasu negalima naudoti XII
tur, kol nera rezervu pertek-
liaus. Ar tas pasikeite?
3. Jeigu visdelto teisiskai
galima nariu inasu dali pa
naudoti items kilniems ir
labai rupimiems reikalams,
ir jeigu tam bus paskirta
ne visai smulkute inasu da-
lele, tai kaip praktiskai SLA
vadovybe mano -. stiprinti
auta? Atsisaukimas per ma
zai ir, pasakyciau, net dvi-
prasmiskai apie ta kalba.
Cia nieko nekalbama apie
politiniu ar kulturiniu lietu-
visku instituciju ar ju veik-
los remima, o zadama jung
tbs prie lietuviu tautines sa-
mones stiprinimo bel Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes atsta-
tymo "remiant JAW pastan-
gas zmonijai taika uztikrin-
| tt ir IT,"
Platu ir neapciuopiama -.
Tenka prisibijoti, kad daz-
mas kvieciamas siais sumeti-
mais stoti j SLA, pasakys,
kad jis jau verciau Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes kovas pa
rems tiesiog j Tautos Fonda
imokedamas tick ar tick, ne
gu tokiu ilgu aplinkiniu ke-
| Iliu ir dar nezinia kick.
Sic klausimai turetu SUI
silaukti issamaus atsakymo,
mes kitaip yra pavojaus, kad
atsisaukimas vajaus reikalu
gall butt palaikytas tuscia-
ziavimu, jei ne piktzo-
dziavimu. V. Il.
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RAUDONOJI ZVAIGZDE

81 autentiskos fotografijos - bolseviku
darby Lietuvoje 1941 birzelio menesi liu-
dininkes. Trump If tikslus paaiskinimai
lietuviu ir anglu kalbomis.
Gaunama DIRVOJE. kama IS c.
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al hClAOl1hd olIllC4 IIduJQ Id
riu, kuriems vel neduos bal
SO, ir kurie tikrai nores Ii
mott, ar tai daroma teisetai,
al ne. Jei susivienijimas ne
nori is to neaiskumo susi-
laukti kliuties nauju nariu
vaiui, tai turi nedelsdamas
ta klausima isaiskinti. Jeigu
toks nauju nariu teisiu april
bojimas tikrai yra paremtas
'galiojanciais konstitucijos
'nuostatais, tai tas turf butt
aiskiai nurodyta = kur ir
kaip, = 0 jeigu tai yra tik
"administracinis patvarky-
mas, tai jis turetu butt at
sauktas, kaip neteisetas, ne
atsizvelgiant, kokiais tikslin-
gumo samprotavimais jis bu-
tu buves remiamas. Mes ne
pamatuotas balso teises ate
mimas apie desimtadaliui ma
riu, ir tai tokiu, kuriu dau-
guma rinkimuose tikrai da-
lyvautu (ne taip, kaip apie
70 nuosimciu senuju nariu,
rinkimais visai nesidomin-
ciu) = yra ne mazos reiks-
mes reikalas. Neatrodo, kad
be rimto teisinio pamato tai
daryti butu leistina ir is
valstybiniu istatymu puses.
Dabar iskyla naujas klau-
simas, kuris irgi reikalauja
neatideliojamo atsakymo, jei
norma, kad nauju nariu va
JUS sektusi.
Dabartinis SLA nariu va
jus, pradetas nuo siu metu
vasario 16 dienos, pavadin-
tas skambiu vardu = tautai
stiprinti vajus! Atsisaukime
sakoma: "sio vajaus laiku
istodami j SLA ne tik turit
proga palengvintomis sally
gomis apdrausti savo gyvy-
be ir sveikata, bet kartu ISL
traukiate j tautos gelbejimo
ir stiprinimo veikla ir savo
mokesciais paremiate ta gy-
vybines svarbos veikla".
Kuriuo budu tai atsitiks?
Vienintelis atsakymas j ta
klausima yra tame paciame
atsisaukime: "SLA Vajaus
Komisija -. nutare jungti
SUI siuo vajumi lietuviu tau
tines samones stiprinima,
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
atstatyma, remnant Jungti-
niu Americas Valstybiu pa
stangas zmonijai taika uz-
tikrinti, demokratinems lais-
VEINS lSlalkytl If Jas lgyVen-
dinti visame pasaulyje. siu
gyvybines reiksmes tikslu at
siekimui, nutarta visu sia-
me Vajuje prisirasiusiu ma
riu dalis mokescio skirt
items tikslams atsiekti."
Rusai tokiu atveju pasa-
kytu "prijatnoje S poliez-
nym" (malonu ir naudinga),
mes tue paciu smugiu ir pa
pigintai apsidrausi ir Lietu-
val pagelbesi. Bet ar is tik-
ruju?
Jei norma kaip tik situo
patraukti daugiau nariQ i
susivienijima, tai sito paais-
kinimo, man regis, neuzten-
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nebeliko jokiu problemu ST.
tame reikale, ar jau viskas
staiga paaiskejo? Yra dar
|itaringesniu: tiesiog klau-
sia, girdi, kuriuo budu jus
taip graziai nutilde?
IS tikruju problemos, su-
ristos SUI didziausios lietuviu
organizacijos reikalais neis-
nyko If nepasibaige. Kurios
buvo paliestos, taip ir pasi-
liko tik paliestos, kadangi
ju niekas neissprende ir, be-
rods, nei nebande spresti.
o yra dar visa ju ellie ir ne
paliestu Nutildyti Dirv.os,
kad il tokiu klausimu nemi-
netu, niekas nenutilde ir nei
nebande. Pertrauka buvo pa
daryta del eiles kitty priezas-
ciu, tarp kita ko, ir patterns
skaitytojams leidziant nuo
tu dalyku kick "atsikvepti",
o taip pat ir duodant progos
kan nors pabandyti ir atsa-
kyti j bent kai kuriuos is
keltus klausimus.
Paskutinis klausimas, is
keltas pereitu metu lapkri-
clio 16 diena, tai yra, prizes
gerus iris menesius, buvo
toks:
KuO remdamasi SLA va
dovybe savo patvarkymais
susiaurina naujq nariq tel
ses balsavimuOse, renkant
vyriausia SLA vadOvybe?
Kur yra toki SLA konsti-
tucijos nuostatai ar jq pakei-
timai, kuriais butq uzdraus-
ta balsuOti tuOse rinkimuOse
nariams, neisbuvusiems SUI
sivienijime sesiu menesiq?
Ligi siol is niekur atsaky-
mo j ia klausima negirdeti.
Esa, netrukus 20 sio klausi-
mo iskelimo Clevelande ap-
silanke SLA vyr. vadovybes
nariai, vietos SLA veikeju
apie tai paklausti, pasake,
kad "yra ne taip, kaip Dir
vol raso', bet kaip gi is tik-
ruju yra, = nei tada, nei
veliau niekas nepasake.
! Mazdaug tue paciu metu
ifvieno SLA istatu komisijos
mario buvau klaustas, ar bu-
tu galima per Dirva ia rel
kala is istatu komisijos pu-
ses paaiskinti. Buvo mielai
ne tik sutikimas Quotas, bet
net isakmiai prasyta = ne
delsdami ta padarykite, ta-
ciau ir to siulyto paaiskini-
mo lig siol nera.
O atsakyta = vienaip ar
kitaip = j ta klausima tu-
retu butt. Juo domisi dau-
giau kaip desimts nuisim-
ciu visu susivienijimo nariu,
kadangi tick nauju nariq su-
sivienijimas pereitais metals
yra susilaukes.
Tiesa, items, pernai lsto-
jusiems nariams tas dalykas
dabar nebe taip labai svar-
bus, kadangi Xxi ateinanciQ
rinkimu jie jau bus "seni"
ir niekas jiems balso teisiu
nebegincys. Bet, stat, skel-
biamas naujas nariu vajus.
Jei jis lures pasisekimo -
ko nuosirdziausiai jam lin
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Kviecia visus samoningus lietuvius i bendra
darba tautos gyvybei islaikyti
Susivienijimo Lietuviu Amerikoje Pildomoji Ia
= ryba nutare paskelbti nauju nariu irasymo SLA
vaju ir isrinko toxic Vajaus pravedimui komisja:
prezidenta w. F. Laukat, vice prezidenta Poviia f.
Dargi ir sekretoru NJ J. Vinika.
SLA Vajaus Komsija, atsizvelgdama etuviu
tautos bel Letuvos Vastybes traginga padet kuomet
azatisku ziaurumu paslakants rusiskas komuniz
mas grumoja iszudymu etuviu kuomet tarptautiniu
santykiu stovis yra pavongai itemptas nutare jung
ii siuo Vajumi lietuvq tautines samones stiprin
ma, Lietuvos Nepriklausomybss atstatyma remnant
Jungtniu Amerikos Vastybiu pastangas zmonija
taka uztikrin demokratinems lasver,s islakyti ir
jas igyvendint vsame pasaulyje. Siu gyvybines
reksmes ksu atsiekimui, nutarta visu Shame Vajuie
prisiraSiusiu naru dals mokesciO skirt items tks
lams atsiekt todeI nutarta ir 81 Vaju pavadinti:
TAUTOS STIPRINIMO SLA VAJUS
Sis reiksmngas Tautos Stiprinimo SLA Vajus
prasideda Vasario 16 Dena, siais metals. so Vajaus
laiku istodami SLA tik tur proga palengvin
tomis salygoms apdrausti gyvybe ir sveikata
bet kartu isitraukiate tautos gelbejmo r stprinmo
veikla r mokesciais paremiate ia gyvybines
svarbos veika. Tokis SLA Vajus is viso pirmas vi
sole SLA stOrijOje.
Vajaus Komisija nuosirdzia kvecia visus ge-
vaos letuvius be atdeliojno patapti SA nariais
r prisideti prize didziuu autcs gelbejimo ir sprin
darby. 'Kartu prsidesite igyvendinimui visu kill
niuju SLA fraernainiq tikslu ir uzkrnsite sau ir
visiems SLA nariams praktskas fraternales naudas.
Istojimo SLA reikalais informacijas suteiks SLA
kuopu organizatorai ir kit veikejai arba rasykite
SLA sekreOriui:
DR.. M. j. Vinikas, 81
3O7 w. 3Oth St. New York l, N. Y.
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without any contract and are afraid
to ask for a contract for fear of
losing their job. In these counties
it was said that the salaries actual
ly paid the teachers are very much
less than that on the salary vouch-
es charged against the county edu-
cational funds.
In many cases it was pointed
out that Negro Principals and
Jeanes Teachers caught in the net
of circumstances, must sign blank
report form each month making it
possible for the county reports to
show salary paid much in excess
of that received by the teacher
and making it possible for wide
spread graft in the handling of
such funds.
One thing which became crystal
clear during the discussion was
the fact that the vast majority of
Negro teachers are far from be-
ing satisfied with the much talk
ed about increase in the salaries
of Negro teachers. What immed-
late action the organization as
such would take regarding the ex-
istance of such conditions and prac-
tees was not made clear during
the discussion but several influent-
ial and well informed members, af-
ter quoting the law, pointed OUT
that the possible existence of such
conditions and practices called for
action from the Grand Jury of the
various counties.
With this point raised there fol-
lowed some discussion on the or
ganization being empowered to
hire lawyers and investigators who
would present the facts to the
Grand Jury in any county where
such practices and conditions are
discovered.
The Bates case, filed for the
equalization Of white and Negro
teachers salaries, which has been
largely supported by donations
made by the organization was still
being held in allegiance while coun-
sci for the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie study and compare the state
law with the Georgia law before
reaching decision to appeal the
Bates case to the U. S. Supreme
COURT.
The U. S. Appeals Court in New
Orleans recently upheld the view
of the high court in the Georgia
case in edismissing the Bates case
as premature.
The prevailing opinion among
the teachers however, was for go
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sion Saturday morning.
During the discussion on the sub
ject which lasted longer than that
of any other subject to come be-
fore the organization during the
entire session, and which was join
ed in by both the old and young,
and conservative and progressive
members of the organization, all of
whom took an affirmative view of
the conditions pointed out, it was
revealed that Negro teachers are
being made the victim of various
tricks and Vaccinations being used
to defeat the purpose of the state
legislature.
Among the tricks and machina-
tons pointed out was that of rails
ing the teachers salary but short
ening the school term. Regarding
this practice, it was pointed out
that Negro teachers are required
to sign an agreement stating that
they are to receive a certain salary
for a term of a certain number
of months which is a receipt for
that amount presumably received
bv the teachers. The teachers how
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of Taylorsville, Prof. H. R. Smith,
OF Carroll County Training School
and Prof. K. C. Holefield of Jack
son.
The presentation of the certifi-
Gates with some very appropriate
remarks was made by Prof. S. V.
Marshall of milestone.
The principal speech of the ban
quet ceremony was made by Prof.
Hunter, Dean of Alcorn College
who was roundly applauded for his
timely remarks.
Other speakers included Prof. A.
q. Gordon of Alcorn College, and
Percy Greene, Editor and Pub
Usher of the Jackson Advocate.
Prof. w. L. Eiland was toast
master.
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a prize fight.
He also advised patience and
the respect of ones neighbor re-
CARELESS of race, color, creed or
diplomatic status.
"We are still not internationally
minded" he declared. 1--WE must
be patient and refrain from pub
lie excitement and war hysteria.
We have been suddenly plunged
from a fairly aloof nation into the
heart of world affairs.
Like gold fish in a glass bowl
whose every move can be seen, so
are the United Nations and Amer
leans under the focal center of the
worlds attention. We must not
abandon the concept of collective
security. The UN must hold"
DR.. Bunche also stressed a
point that many educators and
other leaders had no concept of
what the UN was about. For ex-
ample, he told this story:
There was a midwestern school
teacher who spent whole day
Iauding the facilities and work OF
the UN. At the end of the day
she had one big question to ask:
"Why were all foreigners need
ed around the Secretariat ?"
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ing ahead with the Bates Case.
The Session here this week was
pointed out as being one of the
best, if not actually the best in
the history of the organization
which showed registration, and
dues paid Of more than 4700 men,
bers.
Prof. A. A. Alexander, of Brook
haven, President of the organiza-
ton was widely applauded for his
Annual Address. In keeping with
the convention theme, Irresponsible
Citizenship Our Challenge" the
President Alexander who is rank
ed as a leader of the progressive
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group Of young educators called
upon the Negro teachers to. pay
their Poll Tax, Register and vote,
and to carry the message of educa-
ton, and educational needs to the
laymen, whose cooperation the
teachers must have in the develop
ment of we'll rounded educational
program.
A number of notable speakers
were heard during the three days
session which was highlighted by
the stirring address during the
General Session Friday night by
DR.. Joseph H. Jackson, Pastor OH
vet Baptist Church, Chicago, Ill.
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ever, who are actually paid month
ly, find that the term is suddenly
shortened from six weeks to two
months. Teachers who question the
system are thrown out of a job.
1t was also pointed out that in
some counties Negro teachers work
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The story of the quiet little man
who gave up world fame and a
massive fortune to serve his peO-
pie will soon be heard around the
world. The work of DIR. George
Washington Carver at Tuskegee
will be told to peoples of all ma
tons through series of dOcu-
mentary brOadcasts sponsored by
the State Departments Voice of
america.
Above are scenes shot at the in
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and Joseph Bradford, extension
service editor, look on as Louis
Ross, engineer, proceeds with the
programs recording.
Bottom, right: Charles Dawson
tells the story Of DR.. Carver's rise
to fame and points out his many
achievements which are on display
in the museum. With him are L.
M. Campbell and Hank Miller
(ANP)
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stitute during Voice of Americas
visit.
At top, left, three of the men
who knew DR.. Carver best discuss
his story with Hank Miller, the
programs representative. Left to
right: Charles c. Dawson, curator
of the George Washington Carver
museum and artist in residence at
Tuskegee; T. M. Campbell, field
agent of the U. S. Department
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of Agriculture; Hank Miller; Bill
Kennedy, radio editor from Au-
burn; and Charles E. Trout, di-
rector of the institutes public
relations.
Top, right: T. NJ. Campbell
tells the story of Agriculture Ex-
tension service from its early be-
ginnings, and the part the scient-
list played in its development.
Bottom, left: Charles E. Trout
Evening star., 1951-09-09
SupremeCo CourtAppeaI
Urged in Indiana Over
Loss Of u. 5. Aid Funds
By The Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. g.
Indiana Republican leaders today
urged an appeal to the United
States Supreme Court in State
efforts to regain Federal welfare
aid.
Meanwhile some Democrats
talked of a possible special session
of the Legislature. They said it is
up to Republicans to remedy the
situation by changing the State
Law, which the COP majority
pushed through and which created
the dispute.
Democratic Gov. Schricker, who
has given no sign of calling any
special session. conferred with At
torney General j. Emmet McMan-
anon on Indiana appeals plans.
The State lost it's first round in
court yesterday. Federal Judge
Alexander Holtzof ruled in Wash
|ington that he could not say the
Federal Security Administrator
was wrong in cutting off Indiana's
$18 million a year in Federal
funds.
FSA Director Oscar Ewing had
cut off the money on the ground
that a 1851 Indiana law making
relief rolls public conflicts with
the Social Security Acts require
ment that relief rolls be kept
secret.
Mr.. McManamon told the Wash
ington court that Indiana has
been continuing welfare, payments
to 10000 relief clients out of State
funds but that these face exhaus-
ton long before the end of the
fiscal year.
Senator Jenner, Republican, of
Indiana and Senator Dirksen, Re-
publican, Of Illinois recently in
troduced an amendment to the
Labor Federal Security appropri-
alton bill to remove secrecy from
relief rolls. The rider was killer
In a House-Senate compromise.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
World Federa|isfs Reflect Californian as President

(Minn.), attorney; CaSS Garfield,
chairman Of the board, Harper
and Bros; Grenville Clark, Dub
lin IN. H., lawyer and author;
Norman Cousins, editor, Saturday
Review Of Literature; William o.
Douglas, associate justice, United
States Supreme Court; Mrs. j.
Gorden Hartman, former ambas-
sador to Denmark; Gen. George
H. Olmsted, chairman of the
board, Hawkeye Casualty Co. of
Iowa; Walter p. Reuther, presi-
dent, United Auto Workers, and
Robert E. Sherwood. playwright
and author.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

A total of So soldiers, sailors
and airmen are employed as food
stewards in the Pentagon, but
the Defense. Department. says
their assignments to private din
ing facilities save time for busy
officials.
Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, AS
sistant Secretary of Defense, told
a Senate Appropriations subcom-
mittee, in testimony made public
yesterday that none Of the off,
cials is in the dining rooms for
more than 20 or Is minutes, and
even that time is taken up with
someone you have not been able
to see during regular working
hours"
The private dining rooms of the
secretaries and the top military
officials are manned by the ste