davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
National
Speed Up

ME nations defense industries
4 will be humming this fall
with or without peace in Korea.
And management will be faced
With the S2ne old wartime probe
lens = M.anpower, materials and
transport.
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. vile
son reports that skilled worker shorts
ages already are beginning to appear.
lie cited tool and die makers, designs
ers' chemists, builders and engineers.
Manpower Shortages
The Bureau Of Labor Statistics ii 4
special report predicts that by fan
employers will be engaged in compe-
tition for manpower. It's records show
only l.6 million persons currently un-
employed. The Bureau says the total
IS l.5 million fewer than q year ago.
Defense mobilization is making
good progress, Wilaon said, but pro-
duction is still largely in the tooi-up
stage.
He warned that America could not
afford to relax even If the fighting IN
Korea ended this week. Korea IS but
a skirmish in the Kremlin's campaign
for world conquest, ne said, and there
are other even more dangerous points
IN Iran, Malaga, Indo-C China and 9TH
er parts Of the world.
Drop Seasonal Models
Wilson said the time had arrived
when American industry should scrap
Its ideas about seasonal designs ia
non-defense items. This was an appar-
ent reference to such competitive in
dustries as automobiles which bring
out new models snnuaIly with little
change save in gadgets and appear
GEce.
"Tne ingenuity Of craftsmen in
these activities" Wilson declared.
could better be used in the defense
program. What We need is a keener
sense Of urgency on the part Of the
people"
A special panel Of the Wage Stabi-
.ization Board was reported readying
q Recommendation that workers,
whose employers are exempt from
price controls, shoLld be free Of wage
control.
Special Industries
The panel, headed by Theodore w.
Kheel, former executive director Of
the World War II Labor Board, will
submit its report July S at a full
meeting Of the WSB iii Cincinnati.
The Recommendation, If adopted,
would affect ~lore than two million
workers. including those in the radio.
television, motion pictures. newspa-
per, printing and publishing indus
tries, in professional services and in
operation of Office and loft buildings.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
SidaIiahfs

@ British agricultural researchers
are experimenting with Tussac grass
from The Antarctic Falkland islands
with the hope Of transplantine il to
English pastures Tussac grass grows
all year round, while native English
grasses can Be used for cattle grazing
only between spring and late autumn.
@ Communist newspapers in Pots
dam in the Soviet zone Of Germany
say it's fine 70 demand an eight-hour
day IL the west. but ia the Commus
mist east it's fake and superauous." +"
@ Practical i0kers who lured two
grandmothers from New York to New
Mexico for 3 fictitious radio prize inc
advertently did them a good turn.
airline officials, learning they were
stranded. gave them three-dav holi-
day at Santa Ee resort and tickets
home again.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
Quotes

Middleweight Champion Ray
Robinson, whose Berlin knock
down of a German light heavy
weight ended in a riot and no
decision: my business is fight
ing. I'll fight anywhere. 7 feel a
champion owes that to the peo-
pie. I'd even fight the same op-
ponent again, right in Berlin
with the same oficials-just so
we got a clear understanding Of
the rules before the fight"
Rep. Henderson Lanham Cd
Ga.): Cattle feeders and other
special interests representing
producers have lobbied so loud
ly and effectively in an effort to
destroy controls that our entire
economy is threatened"
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
rial
PUppet Show in Budapest

0t3JSl oHoW IN bUQQ9eSi
The Red-ruled Hungarian govern
ment is conducting another of its
trials OF Catholic churchmen.
In 1949 Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
was sentenced to life Imprisonment
after confessing to having plotted
against the communist state.
Last week in Budapest .Archbishou
josef Groesz, who succeeded Minds
zenty as primate of Hungary, went on
trial for treason and conspiracy
against the government.
The us. State Department has
called the trial a persecution" in the
familiar communist propaganda pat
tern.
A statement issued in Washington
said the proceedings were a "continu-
alton Of efforts to suppress all human
rights and liberties, to crush all ele-
mentS who will become subservient
to the regime and to destroy the re-
hgious influence Of churches"
Archbishop 'COnfesses'
Like Cardinal Mindszenty, Arch
bishop Groesz confessed"
The Archbishop and eight code
PENDANTS testified glibly that their
conspiracy was to overthrow the gov
ernment by force with American and
Yugoslav aid. They said their goal
was to restore the kingdom of the
Hapsburgs and the prewar capitalist
system of industry and agriculture.
The Archbishop told how he smug-
gled church property out of Hungary
which later was sold for $4,000. He
said he had maintained close liaison
with western legations in Budapest
and told how he hid documents under
the divan cushions in his study.
The state prosecutor demanded the
"severest penalty" for the defendants.
He said the plot was not an isolated
case but part of plan to bring the
whole world under domination Of the
United States.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
In Short.

Warned: BY U. S. Air Secretary
Thomas K. Finletter, that Chinese
Communists have 1000 planes ready
to strike Korea from Manchurian
bases3
Decided: BY the Senate, to forego
a summer recess in order to enact
must" legislation.
Settled: An 11-day maritime strike
that crippled shipping from Atlantic
and Gulf coast ports.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
New Boby

Sixteen sponsors paid $4,000 each
last week to be in on the first color
television commercial program broad
cast in five eastern cities.
It was one-hour show from 4:30
to $3.50 EDIT Monday over five Colum-
bia Broadcasting System stations iri
New York, Boston. Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore.
The CHS color premiere occurred
within month Of the 10th anniver-
sary Of black-and-white Nv broad
casts-July q, 1881. The network
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
U.N COnfers on Red
.Le0se-Fjre IN Korea

ceasee proposal Of Jacob Mali Russian delegate to the
United Nations matter how skepcay Observation-Disclosures
the belief held many observers that the Korea win not be
decided upon the battlefield but in Moscow Washington Pepng and
o.N headquarters in New York.
Msi deputy foreign minister Of the nion suggested in
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06
Dates

Wednesday, July Z
Independence Day.
Anniversary (ifth), Philippine
independence.
Thursday, July S
Venezuelan Independence Day.
Friday, July 6
Anniversary (97th), founding
Of Republican Party at jackson,
Mich.
Saturday, yuIy Z
Anniversary (197th), Column
bia University.
Anniversary ;22nd), transcon-
tinental air mail service.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06

@ R'aR'' Rs''Fgsaf q Nsg'isa'aFa'l
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

duma rastu, kuriuo pareiskia-
ma nuosirdaus apgailestavimo
del Lietuva nelaimingai istiku-
siQ Ribbentroppo Molotovo SUI
tarimo padariniu ir pazadama
Vokietijos vyriausybes visoke-
riopa Vlikui parama rupinan-
tis Vokietijoje esanciu lietuviu
reikalais.
. Balandzio 13 d." ivykusiame
New Yorko Lietuviu Tarybos
susirinkime nutarta dalyvauti
balandzio % d. ivyksianciame
lojalumo parade ir jam pasi-
rengti sudaryta komisija. Tai
pogi susirinkimas pritare val
dybai kartu su latviais ir es-
tais Carnegie Hall suruosti bir-
zelio Is minejima, pakvieciant
svarbius kalbetoius is JAW po-
litikos veikeju. Siam minejimui
suruosti bus sudarytas jungti-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
81, kad jusu Selma sveika?

81, kdu JuSQ SclIIld SVclkd
= Taip. Ir JUS matau sypsant,
tai zinau, kad jusu mama gerai jau-
ciasi. AS mielai pamatyciau ja. Kas
dar galejo ivykti? Vos nenusove, bet
tai jocks heroizmas nei pogrindzio vel
Xmas: pasipainiojau. su motociklu,
kai vokieciai plieke is eiles kas pa
puole = taciau per metra buvau per-
spetas. AS manau, kad tai gerai, juk
gyvenime atsitinka dar dideliu daily
ku. Ir per jo lupas bega virpejimas ir
jis sake: - Vel buvo praeje dveji me-
tai kai neregejau jusu
AS neturiu klausytis tokiu dalyku,
= galvoja j, ir galvoja: = kodel jis
neuzsimena apie vyra? = Ir sake, ko
negalvoja:
Manau, kad name cia yra pa
samde dirbti. Jus lankysit mus, ar
ne?
Ne siandien Bet netrukus bu-
stu vel. Atrodo, kad man daznai teks
buvoti mieste. Kazkada jus sakete,
kad norite to.
il neatsako nieko, j galvoja: =
jis neturi jokio takto, - If istiesla
ranka atsisveikinti. Ir jis vel buciuo-
ia jos pirstus ir ziuri axis. Ne, per
visa ta laika jis nebuvo nukreipes savo
akiu - ir umai jai darosi neramu: jai
atrodo, kad jis buciuoja JOS blakstie-
mas, toks yra 10 ziurejimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Bet netrukus j uzmirsta, il gal
voja: - Kur tn, mano mylimas, kur
esi? Keturios dienos kaip iskeliavai
j teviske ir kas Zinc koks kelias tau
buvo pakeleje. - Ir ja apima drebu-
lys kai j pamano, jog kas negera ga
lejo j istikti.
Tos minties j jau nebegali nusi-
kratyti darbe ir kai skuba pc darbo
namo, yra dar neramiau, tarsi ten lau-
kia negera zinia. = O, sitas issiskyri-
mo laikas, siose dienose, kur viskas
yra nezinoma ir netikra, ir isejes, gri-
limo meto net nujausti negali. - lssi-
blaskiusi eina il ir zvalgosi. - Tus-
ciai, - sake sau, = juk tn neateisi
pasitikti, kaip budavo kiekviena die
ma. - Ir nuo to atsiminimo darosi
gera ir junta, kad meile uzplusta Sir
di. - Kaip devintoji banga, = sake
j sau, -. pagal pasakojimus j yra
stipriausia ir .pavojinga, - ir j syp-
sosi viena sau.
Ir stai tuojau j vel pamato girl
ninka, jie abu sustoja ir taip, lyg tai
padaro nenoromis.
- Argi ka galima numatyti 81
tokiais laikais? - sake jis pro maza
juoka, ir j krupteli, kad jis kartoja
jos mintis. Taip, dar nepavyko is
vaziuoti, koks pusvalandis reikia .kur
nors cia netoli laukti automobile, ku-
ris turf name paimti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

mis- estu, latviu ir lietuviu ko-
mitetas, kuriame lietuvius at
stovaus New Yorko Lietuviu
Tarybos valdyba. Tame pat su-
'sirinkime aptarti ir geguzes 13
d. New Yorker viesbutyje ivyk-
siancios draugiju konferencijos
reikalai ir isrinkta komisija me-
ninei DALAI parengti.
. Pabaltijo Moteru Taryba:
dalyvaujant lietuviu pirminin-
kei adv. B. Novickienei, esciu
pirm. Mall Jurma, latviu pirm.
F. Erdmanis, ,atstovei Druvai ir
atstovybiu valdybos narems.
nutare ir simet. dalyvauti nett
mime Gen. Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs seine geguzes m.
14-19 id. ir jam parengti me-
dziagos apie Pabaltijo krastus.
81 klubu organizacija atstovau-
ia II milionu moteru nariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
MAIEDZNOTODO RAGAN
Nee Mazaate

JUS sitoj prozaiskiausioj istaigoj?. -
IL del sitokio klausimo il jau gall nu-
sijuokti:
- Tikekit, man gerokai nejauku
sutikti cia pazistamus, tikrai - ma
nau, kad nelabai derinuosi prie to Wis
ko. Bet, kai isauso sio grazaus karo
rytas - mes teturejom tik trisdesimts
rubliu ir jokio supratimo, kas bus to-
liau. Taciau, kada nevyksta nevy-
keliams? Viena pavakare ateina ge-
riausias is lietuviskos valdzios = argi
nereihia taip manyti, jeigu jis atejo
ir sake: "Visuomet gyvenimas daro
isradimus: jis sugalvojo vokiecius, o
vokieciai korteles. Dabar mes savo
krautuvese, savo pilieciams, uz savo
pinigus, savo prekes parduosime nor
muotai. Prizes tai pilieciai lures nu-
eiti j tokia vieta, kur ilgai teks me-
luoti, kad jiems mirtinai reikia ko
nors, ir valdininkas itikines, jog uz-
tenka maziau negu puses - sitai va
dinsis gyvenimas SUI kortelemis. Kol
bus kas nors geresnio, ar JUS norite
dirbti ten?" = zinoma, as nenorejau,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
LAISVES VAJUS

Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
vykdomas laisves mobilizacijos
vajus Xxi siol Lietuvos laisvini-
mo reikalams dave $29,223.46,
beveik 3Ofo bendros vajaus
kvotos.
Visoje eileje vietoviu vajus
dar nebaigtas, aukos tebeplau-
kia ir laukiama papildomu sumu
kvotu SASKATOON. Del vienu ar
kitty priezasciu kai kurios vie
toves dar nesuskubo vajaus
uzbaigti.
Xxi siol tik Omaha, Nebr. spe-
jo pervirsyti savo kvota: SUI
rinkta $513.70, tai yra 1O2,7as.
Pasizadeta dar papildomai at
siQsti. Daugiau kaip 500 kvo-
tos surinko sios lietuviu kolo-
MICS: Brockt0n, Mass. - 92T.
Kenosha, Wis. - S5R, Gary.
Ind. - 8O9s, Detroit, Mich. =
57fe, Cambridge, Mass. - Sc
% ir Cleveland, Ohio - 55.5 &c.
Taciau eileje koloniju, paly
ginti, negausiu lietuviu skaiciu-
mi, vajaus rezultatai yra verti
demesio. Stai Waterbury, Conn.,.
kur priskaitoma vos 5000 lie
tuviu, ir siais metals pareme
ALT SUI 100000 suma. Ke-
lose mazose vietovese praktis-
kai visi ten gyvenantieji tau
tieciai iteike savo aukas.
Indvidualiu aukotoiu tarpe
vpaciai issiskyre Mrs. Anna
Smith, Wheaton, ILL.,, ir v.
Kriaucilnai, Detroit, Mich,
ALT-ui iteike po $4,000.
Pima laisves mobilizacijos va
jaus apyskaita bus paskelbta,
kai visos kolonijos atsiskaitys
SUI ALT izdu.
Aukos Lietuvos islaisvinimo
reikalams visa laika priimamos
ALT vykdomojo komiteto rasti-
neje, 1739' So. Halsted St., Chi
cago 8, Ill.
ALT Vykd. KOmitetas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

taciau dirbu cia, zinoma.
= Tai yra klaiku, = murma jis
ir nebuvo atitraukes akiu nuo jos
veido.
Nemanykime to, = sypsosi j.
- zinot, as nedalyvauju derybose, tik-
raj, kaip tas iseitu, nezinau, bet, kai
yra susilygta, mes, cia tokia gaujele,
tik uzrasome tas garsias korteles,
kad tikrai pilietis be situ dalyku ne
gall gyventi. AS is viso nekreipiu =
stilingai kalbant, kaip JUS megdavote.
juokauti = sielos~ zvilgsnio j Sta dar-
ba: juk reikia taip daryti, kad ne
butu klaiku. O kartais yra linksma:
juk stai ir jus atejote apgauti pado-
rius tarnautojus ir prisiekti, kad jus
visko netekot karo metu.
= Zinokit, kad uz name praso
valdzia, = jis juokiasi. - Bet as tik-
raj sio to netekau: sudege mano bu-
veine.
= Su viskuo? - sake j baimin-
gal.
= Su viskuo, - sake jis papras-
tai. Ir tyliai: = Man gala nedaug ko.
Bet ar JUS manote, kad jusu zodziai
sudege su popieriu?
Jis neturetu dabar to kalbeti, =
galvoja j. argi jis nesupranta, kad
tai tikrai turi butt sudege, - If greitai
sake:
- Ir kas daugiau ivyko? Tikiuo-
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(Vienas perskyrimas is romano)

(Vienas perskyrimas is romano)
Staiga il pajuto nuo savo stale,
palinkusi ant rasomos korteles, kaz-
koki neramuma il. pakele galva: lau-
kiamojoje saleje, prie netolimo lange-
lilo stovejo zmogus ir ziurejo ia pla-
ciai atidaromis akimis Ir akys tos
buvo zalios.
O, Jole cia sutikdavo daugybe pa
zistamu If nemazai tokiQ, kuriu ne
buvo regejusi labai ilgai, taciau, kad
sitas zmogus stow dabar tokioje vie
toje, jai atrode baisiai keista. Viena
momenta j ziurejo svetimai ir atrode,
kad jie yra nepazistami, bet paskui
j sypterejo If nuejo j sale If jis ejo
jai priesais. Jis tyledamas paeme jos
istiesta ranka ir il regejo, kad jis
buvo uzsimerkes kai pakele jos pirs-
tus prie savo lupu, ir uzsimerkes pa
lake juos valandele delne, if tada pa
ziurejo j axis ir tylejo ir neaiskus
trukciojimas begiojo palei lupas.
Ir kai jau prabilo, jo balsas buvo
nevisai aiskus, bet zodziai linksmi:
Kaip galima isivaizduoti rasti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
kAS ir KUR

. Sarysy SUI Simono Bolivaro
paminklo New Yorko miestui
prezentacija, j perdavimo cere-
monijas ir parada buvo pakvies-
tt Lietuvos Generalinis Konsu-
las Jonas Budrys ir ponia. Ia
pacia balandzio 19 d., vakare,
ponai Budriai buvo Venezuelos
uzsieniu reikalu ministro ir po-
MOS de Gomez Ruiz sveciais
Waldorf Astoria hotelyje.
Balandzio 20 d. ten pat, Wal
dorf Astoria hotely, miesto
majoro pakviestas, gen. konsu-
las J. Budrys dalyvavo prizes
pieciuose generolo MacArthuro
garbei.
. Rasytojui Juozui Balciunui :
svaistui suejo 60 metu amziaus.
Rasytojas gyvena Chicagoje.
. Dainavos ansamblis Chica-
goje ruoSia G.. Velickos muziki-
nj pastatyma "Nemunas zydi"
. Vokietijos lietuviu laikrastis
"Tremtis" isleidzia V. Mykolai-
clio : Putino pagarsejusi romano
"Altoriu sesely'. Visos trys ro-
mano dalys sujungtos j viena
knyga, kuri lures apie 700 psi.
Kastuoja 4 dol. Uzsisakyti pas
Step. Nasvyti, 1879 w. 157 St.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
. Vokietijoj tebegyvena lietu-
vial Vasario 16-tosios proga
Tautos Fondui suaukojo dau-
giau kaip 1000 DIM. Atsime-
nant Vokietijos lietuviu skur-
dzia padeti - suaukotoji suma
didele.
. Anglijoje gyvena skautai
siais metals savo stovykla rem
gia tarp liepos men. % ir rug
piucio men. 5 dienos.
. Vlikas pakviete buv. Lietu-
vos Nep. Pasiuntini ir Igaliota
Minister Jurgi Savicki, gyge-
nanti Pietu Prancuzijoje, spe-
cialiai misijai j Skandinavu
krastu sostines Lietuvos islais-
vinimo bylos reikalais. Min. J.
Savickis, keleta dienu pabuvo-
jes Vliko bustineje V. Vokieti-
joje, balandzio II d. isvyko j
Kopenhaga, Oslo, Stockholma,
kur uztruks apie menesi laiko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

. Americas Lietuviu Taryba
pranesa, kad siQ metu laisves
vajuje surinkta 1928 doleriai.
Vajus tesiamas. d.,
. Gen. stabo pulkin. j. Lans-
koronski, buv. Lietuvos Karo
Attache Paryziuje ir Briusely-
je, Vlikas pakviete savo nuola-
tiniu bendradarbiu patareju
kariniams klausimams.
. DR.. S. A. Backis, Lietuvos
atstovas Prancuzijoje, kovo 23
d. dalyvavo Europos Sajudzio
rytu ir vidurio Europos Komi-
tete prezidiumo posedyje Parry
ziuje. Jis atstovavo lietuviams.
latviams ir estams, kurie visi
Shame prezidiume turf tik viena
atstova. Balandzio 20 d. jis da-
lyvavo Briuselyje Europinio Sa-
judzio Tarptautinio Komiteto
posedyje ir atstovavo visiems
baltams.
. Lietuviai Tevai Pranciskonai
Brooklyne ikure savo nauja vie
nuolyna.
. Is Vokietijos pranesa, kad
Balfo igaliotinis Jonas Valai-
tbs Balfo vadovybes atsauktas
ir artimiausiu laiku grizta !
JAW.
. Pranciskonu leidziamas sv.
Pranciskaus Varpelis skelbia,
kad vyskupas Paltarokas gyve-
mas Vilniuje.
. Prof. V. Birziska sutiko pa
rasyti DR.. Jono sliupo biogra-
fila. Biografija leidzia specia-
liai sudarytas komitetas.
. "Gabija" isleido Vinco Pieta-
rio "Lapes pasaka". Fiesiniai
dali. P Osmolskio, knygele Sc
psi, kastuoja l dol. 10 cnt. Kny-
ga skirta jaunimui.
. Vliko delegacija (Brazaitis il
kaminskas) kovo 13 d. per Vo-
kietijos uzs. reik. ministerija
iteike Vokietijos kancleriui DR..
Adenaueriui memoranduma. Pa
sikalbejime parodyta daug su-
pratimo ir nuosirdumo Lietu-
vos reikalui. O balandzio 9 d.
is uzsieniu reikalu ministerijos
gautas atsakymas ] memoran-
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
JWV Post and Auxiliary To
Begin joint Membership Drive

Friedman-Paul Jewish War
Veterans and the Auxiliary join
forces, for the first time, in a
combined membership drive. It
will culminate in a social and
card party at the VF'W Bldg. Feb.
II, open to all members and pros
pective members.
Invited are unaffiliated veter-
ans, their wives, sisters, mothers,
daughters. During the course of
the evening there will be enter
tainment. Gertrude Nuremberg
will read fortunes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Kotler are
co-chairmen. On their commit
tee are: Mines. Chas. Haselnuss,
Sam Heifetz, Ted Karnofsky, Miss
Rene Gerst, Ted Bender, Ted Ber-
lin. The event is open to the pub
lie and there is no admission.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN

Bnai Birth Women will hold their
annual Donor Luncheon on Feb. 28 at
the Santa Rita with Mrs. David Sohn
chairman, Mrs. Meyer Agron as me.
On the committee are: Mines. Yona
Alexandra, Richard Bennett, Al Bro
vas, Joe Becker, Milton Cherry, j. b.
Cohen, Dudley Dobry, Fannie Golden
berg, Sydney Goodman, w. Gordon,
Chas. HaSelnusS, Sidney Kaye, ChaS.
KaIb.
Others serving are: Mines. Sam II.
Kaufman, Morris Kleinerman, Sylvia
Kaufman, David Kramer, Sophie Kup-
erman, Celia KwaSS, Irving OStrOy,
Morris PodolSky, Earl SydOw, Sam
Schultz, Leonard WOhlgemuth; Misses
Lillian CHAT, Evelyn Weiner.
Reservations are being taken by Mrs.
Harold Bazaar 5-0208, Mrs. Harry Diren-
field 5-0379.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
Organizations
B-P HADASSAH

Board meeting at the home of Rose
Nuremberg will be held Feb. IL. Group
has become affiliated with the Com
munity Council.
A. /. BOY SCOUTS
First Parent and Son Dinner will
be held Feb. 8 at Anshei Israel in OBJ
servance of Boy Scout week. Among
the guests of honor will be Rabbi
Breger and Cantor Falkow. Scout head
quarters will be represented by Ed
StoWeli and Joe Detwiler. scout field
RISHON PIONEER WOMEN
Change of meeting date to Tues
day, Feb. 6 is announced. Members
are asked to contribute foodStuffS for
the food ship to Israel leaving shortly
thereafter, bringing their contribu-
tons to this meeting. (For list of de-
neer Women and HadaSsah.) Used
clothing in good condition is also
sought.
Members who planted trees in mem
oory of Lille Wendell are: Messrs. and
Mines: Hyman Epstein, Meyer Berry,
Sol Ellis, Saul Greenman, Harry
Strauss, Leo Rackoff, Seymour Roth;
DR.. and Mrs. Selig Shevin; Mines.
Emma Landwald, Anne Schrank, Rose
Hirsch, jeanette ROthberger, Rose
Incomplete list of new members in
Quoted at the recent membership tea
include: Mines. Esther EiSenberg,
Morris GitlitZ, ISadOre Gilman, Meyer
GerStel, Helen Galernter, Morris Fealk,
David Levin, Peter Menzon, Harry
NetupSky, Jack Nevins, A. Newman,
Max NeuhauSer, Morris Nathan, Nathan
Schiller, Ike Supin, Sonia Sommers,
Anna Schrank, j. ROsenthal, Jacob
Yuden.
Mrs. David Levin was appointed cuI-
tural and publicity chairman, sue
ceeding Mrs. Harry Strauss, who re-
signed.
TYMS
Members will join in a Valentine
Party at the Temple Feb. IL for which
Matthew Schuler is chairman, Mrs. Leo
Morris co-chairman. Others on the
committee are: MeSSrS. and Mines. Lee
Beaudry, Lawrence Cohen, Maurice
Kessler, Jerry Quater, Dave Plotkin,
Robert Schwartz.
Jack Starr was elected to the board
succeeding Al TaVeI.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
ZETA BETA TAU
Y. SISTERHOOD

At the Feb. meeting at the Syna-
gOgue Mrs. Seymour Roth will report
on the recent anniversary dinner.
The committee, having chosen larger
quarters than last year, still found
erouS persons away for lack Of dining
space.
AS an educational feature. DR.. Lud-
wig Lindberg, cancer authority, will
talk on recognizing and prevention of
cancer. The public is invited.
Students enjoyed the Chamisir Asar
B'ShVat celebration. Judy Kaye told
of the celebration in America and Is
rael. Mrs. Clara LevkOWitz was hos
tess for the refreshments in honor of
the birthday of one of her children.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
CAMPUS NEWS
PHIL SIGMA

Sorority came in third in intra-mural
bowling tournament with Dorleen NAL
lis and Micki PoIiakoff top scorers.
TAU DELTA PHI
Officers for next semester are: Jud
WerbelOw, consul; Jay Schachner, vice.
consul; Ed Berger, scribe; Chas. White
hill, treas; Selig Kaplan, historian;
Jack Cole, counsellor; Paul Levy,
cuStoS.
Frank Lazarus and Selig Kaplan won
the university bridge tournament.
They will compete in the National In
tercOllegiate Tournament.
All members are back for second
semester except Larry Levine, who
returned to LA and plans to enter
UCLA.
ZETA BETA TAU
Its been quiet at ZBT house the
past few WeekS-everyone has been
studying hard for finals in an effort
to again win the scholarship cup.
Phil Fox is the second to leave for
the armed forces, called back to duty
by the Navy. A big going away party
was rendered him. Marv WeiSbOrd
transferred to u. of Illinois. Art
Friedman is transfer in from Michi-
gan State.