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Foot Needs

The Army and Air Force will need
100000 pairs of shoes and boots
under the program to increase the
armed forces, the Army Quarter
master Corps has estimated.
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World Wide Briefs
Of The Past Week
Sportsman Dies

Warren Wright, owner of the fam
Gus Calument Farm racing string,
died recently at Miami Beach, Fla,
at the age of rs.
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Senate extended from 1855 to 1893.

II is better to be faithful than
famous. Theodore Roosevelt
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place in her home. She died of
burns.
, 1951-04-09
LONG-EXPECTED -,

a line above the 38th parallel
at any time. In many places
the enemy was still retreating.
Allied planes ranged over
enemy positions in day and
night attacks, shooting up any
troop concentrations, supplies
and communications.
A flight of Mustangs caught
an enemy supply dump 20
miles east Of Pyongyang just
after the Chinese unloaded
their trucks and destroyed it
with napalm and bombs.
, 1951-04-09
CARD of

Through this medium the
family Of the late Felix Rios
express their thanks to all
those who showed sympathy
during his illness and upon his
death.
, 1951-04-09
SHIPPING NEWS

A Steamer is scheduled to
all from New York April 6,
and is due at Frederiksted
April 18th, accepting freight
for St. Kits, Antigua, Qua
deloupe, Dominica, Martini
que, Barbados, a d,
Georgetown and Paramaribo.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
, 1951-04-09
STUART MURRAY

STUART MURRAY -.
Thomas, St. John & st. Croix;
attractions, sports and enter
tainment; flora, fauna, holi-
days, chronological history;
new business and divorce
laws; the V. /. Corporation
Act; data for tourists and new
settlers etc.
Mr.. Murray states that as a
guide to its preparation, he
used a tabulated cross section
of the thousands of inquiries
received from all over the
United States during the past
three years by the Virgin Is
lands Information Service in
New York, which he founded
subsidized and directed as a
non-governmental agency, de-
dictated to the development Of
tourism and resort colonial
ton of the Virgin Islands by
private enterprise, through
private capital.
For the past several months
Mr.. Murray has been a resi-
dent of Christiansted, Saint
Croix, but he is equally en-
thusiastic about the futures of
both St Thomas and St John,
where it is we'll known to
both native born Virgin Is
landers and recently settled
fellow Americans from State
side cities
His new book, which follows
his successful Travellers
Guide to France" and his hui
morous Fun at Sea-" will be
on the bookshelves of CONT
mental and island bookstores
and gift shops on April 18th.
It is being published by Duell,
Sloan and Pearce, Inc. 270
Madison Avenud New York
Is. Illustrations and maps are
by the author and the attrac-
tive book jacket was designed
by Ira Smith, distinguished ar
fist and a director Of the Art
Center of the Islands in Saint
Thomas.
, 1951-04-09
STEAMER

-
SIS EFT. Amherst"
SIS EFT. Townshend"
SIS EFT. Amherst"
SIS EFT. ToWnshend''
SIS EFT. Amherst"
SIS eft. ToWnshend''
SIS eft. Amherst"
SIS eft. Townshend'
, 1951-04-09

Arrive t.Croix
Wed, April Is AM
Wed, May 80 AM
Wed, June 20 AM
Wed. July II AM
We'd, Aug. l AM
Wed. Aug. % AM
Wed, Sept. y AM
Wed, Oct 3 AM
, 1951-04-09
FURNESS WEST INDIES SERVICE
Leave New York

Leave New York
Thurs, April 10
Thurs, May "a
Thurs, June IA
Thurs, July 5
Thurs, July 26
Thurs, Aug. Is
Thurs, Sept. 6
Thurs. Sept. q
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Seqreqated Public Schools
Upheld as Test Case Fails

UNRl.l,~lON. Ray
ial segregation 'n puhh,
schools wa~ uphr q her' s.
Saturday b. thrcc lNiee
federal court .u a . T. az
cI,iou which ordered rgn''l.
za'ion al facilities ira al
school
Judge J. Watcs warns who
outlawed the White Primary IN
le47 in this state css,ed the
only dissenting ballot and OF
fercd FL page opinion Do The
evils of racial barriers
r. .eral judge, john p iaN
md George He'll Twuwsm'p no
thD niainltv iec.sI'u h'li mt
ilc inequality sul4ea h'
pisnun~ The parcu oi Neg
scuooi children IN Clarendon
County. Sc re.ult, not itom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-30
Torch Death Of Man
Seen as ArsonCose

Nrmaer - fN Detroit
arson sgti d police de
partner "1 ,tll in1cSli-
gs'hg NE death of a
0-.yea'e ~ "a n hp suffer
% ia'a to- when fire
, " NJ ippm AZ III
".a'ler ''a sunday.
me victim was James Rolscy.
VINO suffered 2ni and Ord de.
gree burns B. the entire BODY
."u u'ed about nine hours later
n n 'ecevln9 Hospital.
4 p iton' Of arson
y, y tinc address
nf l mnoi burns
j." tcd accused
Fl ne hun wi,h
b. nee fire to hl-
ne slept Ele
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-30

Afihur Doniiraa super
utcnIent Of Detroit puplts
schools. all Bat admitted
Monday allcruoon that rae.
Discrimination Wa~ prac-
mrd in The pa euent -
'eacter> hy his admlni~tra-
ton
Despite admitting that no
Negro teachers are placed in
All white schools and denying
that racial discrimination was
tosiereu in distribution Of ser
vices and supplies Dondieau
appeared certain 70 be reap
pointed ~ ms present posi-
ton
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ASil Remejons!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaitytojai:
Palubinskas vi, Cleveland s1.O0
Liorentaite Ant, Chicago, 200
Milaknis A. Dr., Chicago LOO
Gilvydis Alf., Detroit, Mich. ESQ
Gramba A., Cambridge, Pa. LOG
Slajus Juozas, Chicago, Ill. LOO
Papartis Teodoras, Chicago, LEO
Baciulis Vladas, Cleveland, 100
Lukas A., Cleveland, 100
Velyvis Kazys, Cleveland loo
Sakalas j., Cleveland, 500
White t., Brooklyn, NY. loo
Dacinskas j., Boston, Mass. LOO
Cepukaitis j., Cleveland, 100
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SUM- SAVININKAMS

reikia pasiskubinti Xxi kito ses-
tadienio issiimti Stems metams
SUM- leidimus. Veliau imantiejl
jau lures moketi baudas. Leidi-
mu mokestis sunims S1.O0, ka-
lens $500. Leidimai isduodami
teismo rumuose arba pagalbi-
niuose biuruose, kuriu cia pami-
MIN tik keleta: Abb Pearl Rd.,
15509 Lorain Ave-, w III & De-
troit Ave-, 10638 St. Clair Ave-,
kampas Cedar &. Lee Rd., 14340
Euclid Ave (City Hal), 2253C
Lake Shore Blvd. South More
land y Lee Rd. (Town Hall).
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NUOTAIkINGAS VAIKU
p o B e V | S

TrijQ Karaliu sekmadieni Ne
ringos skauciu tuntas lietuviu
saleje surenge vaiku pobuvi =
eglaite. Programme buvo ma
ziesiems pritaikyta pasaka, gy-
vasis TrijQ Karaliu Kristaus pa
sveikinimo paveikslas ir eglai-
tes svente miske.
Ypac ruosiant gyvaji paveiks-
Ia ir eglaite miske su gyvais kis-
kiais, skambuciais ir zvakute-
mis- ir su jQ sokiais, labai daue
padirbeta. Vaidino jaunieji ir,
matyt, pataike j jaunuju sirdis,
nes saleje, kurioje jie ir vyravo,
buvo tylu, tarsi dalyvautu tik
suaugusieji.
Vaikus labai pradziugino is
Vilniaus per viena para, ketu-
riu kiskiu vezamas, Clevelande
atsirades Kaledu senelis. Jis W.
kusiai vede pokalbi su vaikais
drauge pasoko, juos apdovanojo
ir paskui nuvede visus j skauciu
paruoStas vaises.
Skautes, uz vaiku nutaikingo
pobuvio surengima susilauke ne
mazai padekos ne tik is paciu
vaikq, bet ir is ju tevq.
PLUS KUBILIUS,
5547 Woodland Ave-, Cleveland
atsiliepdamas j Amerikos Lietu-
viu Tarybos atsisaukima, is
spausdinta Dirvoje prizes Naujus
Metus, per Dirva paaukojo Tau
tos Fondui $500, kurie persiusti
! Americas Lietuviu Tarybai.
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ISNUOMOJAMAS KAMRARYS
SUI visais patogumais, vienart1
arba vedusiu porai. Kreiptis:
1929 E. 6S St.
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TREMTINIU GERADARIU
VAKARAS

Sekmadieni, sausio IA diena
400 val p. p. rengiamas trem-
tiniu geradariams padekos vaka-
ras, kuris ivyks nebe Sachsen-
helm klubo patalpose, bet Pub
lie Auditorium didziojoj baliu
salej. Vieta turejo butt pakeista,
mes paskutiniu metu pasirode,
kad vakare dalyvaus daug dau-
giau sveciu, kaip pradzioj galejo
butt numatoma.
Programme: atidarymas O..
Daugela) Clevelandan atvyke
tremtiniai ir ju geradariai -
trumpa apzvalaga q. Rimasaus-
kas), sveciu kalbos, padekos or
ganizacijoms .uz pagalba, gera-
dariams padekos lapu iteikimas.
Menineje dalyje Ciurlionio an
samblio dainos, dirguojant A..
Mikulskiui.
Po to vaises ir sokiai Xxi IL
val. Ia pacia diena abiejose lie
tuvisku parapiju baznyciose bus
pamaldos uz tremtiniu gerada-
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gal%!?{&{a5[5Ia}fdtSs2 |? e
TEVU SUSIRINKIMAS

Sausio IA d., sekmadieni, II
val. 80 min., lietuviu salej sau-
kiamas svarbus tevu ir lietuvis-
kan svietmui prijaucianciu SUI
sirinkimas. Bus renkamas nau.
jas Tevu Komitetas. Vsi kvie-
ciami gausiai atsilankyti.
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TARNYBA MOTERIAI

pageidaujanciai grazaus buto
atskiro kambariO, atskiros loves
sutinkanciai atlikti ruOs0s dar.
bus ir skalbti. Turf megti vaikue
2 ir 4 metu amziaus. 5k dienos
ketvirtadiens po piet ir sekma.
dienis laisvi, $25 savaitei. Wis
modernus elektriniai irengimai
EV 1887
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PAGERBE JUOZA KIEDI

NEW YORK CENTRAL RR.
Collinwood Car Machin skyriaus
darbininkai prizes kick laika SUI
renge isleistuviq vakara j pensi-
ia iseinanciam ten dirbusiam lie
tuviui Juozui Kiedziui.
/ pobuvi be 80 jo artimuju ben
draadarbiu atsilanke ir vyriau-
sias virsininkas. Vakara organi-
zavo jo tiesioginis virsininkas
Tommy Wi ir pavaduotojas Ed.
Rider. Po vakarienes buvo per-
skaitytas bendroves~ generalinio
formano Stonebrecherio pasvei-
klnimas rastu jis negalejo
pats dalyvauti. Atsisveikinant
Juozui Kiedziui iteike zenkla su
bendroves irasu ir 5 dolerius.
Vakarienej dalyvavo ir jo drau-
gal, senieji lietuviai ir naujai at
vykusieji, kurie dirbo tame pa
ciame skyriuje.
Juozas Kiedis papasakojo, esas
gimes 1888 metals, Gulbiniskiu
kaime, anais laikais buv. Suyal-
ku CUB. Amerikon atvykes bu-
damas II metu amziaus, nenore-
damas tarnauti rusu kariuome-
nej. Apsistojes Baltimorej, kur
nesiseke surasti pastovaus dar-
DO. Dirbinedama siuvyklose, kick
apsitvarkes ir atvykes j Cleve-
landa, kur 5 metus dirbes Erie
traukiniu remonto dirbtuvese, G
paskui caves darba NYC gele-
zinkeliu bendrovej, kur ir dirbo
33 metus, Xxi pensijos. Per visa
laika ten dirbe apie 80 lietuviu.
Kiedys mano, kad tu sudarytas
lietuviams geras vardas ir da-
bar atvykusiems neblogai pra-
mynes takus sia bendrove. Da-
bar ten dirba jau arti so lietuviu
tremtiniu.
Lietuviu visuomenes judejime
Kiedys irgi dalyvaves = sv
Jurgio ir sv. Kazimiero draugi-
jose. Dabar yra hietuviu Pilieciu
Klubo narys ir dalyvauja jo pa
rengimuose. 10 du sunus gerai
kalba lietuviSkai. Su Lietuvoj
likusiais giminemis palaikes ry-
sius Xxi 1899 metu. Neuzmirsda.
damas broliu tremtyje RENE juof
pinigais, maistu, drabuziais. Is.
rupino trims seimoms dokumen
tus atvykti j Amerika, is kuriy
ElZbleta kllaltlene II dabar gy-
vena jo namuose.
Kiedis tvirtai islaikes lietuvis-
ka buda ir lietuviska sirdi, At
metal Amerikoj nepajege palauz-
tt lietuvio. Apie Lietuva jis sap
nuojas ir dabar. Amerikoj neza-
dejes gyventi ilgiau kaip 10 me-
tu. zmona irgi lietuve, kalba gra-
ziai tarmiskai lietuviskai. Gyve-
ma savam name, Dillibough Ave
Juozas Kiedis apgailestau.ja
kad lietuviu tarpe per mazai esq
santaikos, del to jis dabar jau
mazai ir bedalyvaujas lietuviu
visuomeniniam gyvenime
J. Kazenas.
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LIETUVIQ KALROS DR-JOS
SUSIRINKTMAS
KARIUOMENEN

siomis dienomis isvyko ciurlio-
nietis R. Bajoraitis, taip pat ir
prizes kick laiko j Chicago is
Clevelando issikeles Aloyzas Mu-
liolis, eileje lietuvisku pobuviu
linksmines clevelandiecius akor-
deono muzika.
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ATEITININKAI RENGiA
KONCERTA

Sausio Fl d., 5 val. lietuviu sa-
leje 40 metu ateitininku sukak-
ties minejimo koncerte dalyvaus
zymus musu solistai Izabela Mo
tiekaitiene ir St. Baranauskas.
Akompanuos muz. Aleksandras
Kuciunas.
Pradzia 5 val. Bilietai go 1,5
ir l dol. jau gaunami Spaudos
kioske, pas "Ateities" klubo ma
rius ir koncerto diena lietvuiu
saleje.
"Ateities'' Klubas.
sEsTADIENINE LIETUVIU
MOK XII A
darba pradeda sausio 13 d., 8
val. 80 min. Visi mokiniai praSo-
mi laiku atvykti pamoka.
II ALB A So
Lietuyiu Sporto Klubas, sesta-
dieni, sausio 20 diena, 1909 val.
yak, rengia LietuviQ Saleje pa
silinksminima, Busianti idonli
programa.
LIETUVIQ KALROS DR-JOS
SUSIRINKIMAS
saukiamas sausio % d., sekna-
dieni, 11:30 val. lietuviu klubc
patalpose. Programme Ig. Mali
nausko pranesimas "Lietuviq
kalbos islaikymas iseivijoje il
KIT. Kvieciami atsilankyti ne tik
nariai, bet ir visi kalbos reika-
lais besidomi.
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CIURLIONIECIQ

bendra choro repeticija SUI visais
instrumentais 81 penktadieni
8 val. yak. Lietuviu Saleje. So
kin repeticijos nebus. Visi priva-
10 dalyvauti.
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Jokubaitis ", Cleveland, LOO
Zdanis A., Bedford, Ohio, LOO
Bertulis Eug,, Los Angeles,
CAL, LOO
Oils A. A., Chicago, Ill. 400
Maurutis W.T., Waterbury,
Conn.,, 100
Krukiene Eug., Grand Rapids,
Mich, 200
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Even urkeys Have Troubles :
Wet Feet, Chicken Pox, Love

instead of taxing shelter in a
storm.
Male turkeys are determined,
quarrelsome lovers. There's no
living with one of them when an
other has the inside track with
the hen he covets. The females go
into deep seclusion when setting
It's man-sized job to pry one
loose from her nest.
The modern turkey is descended
from Mexican variety which was
sent back to Europe by explorers
in the 10th century.
Why is a turkey called a turkey? ?
There are all sorts of explanations.
The Encyclopedia Britannica says
it's because of a mistaken belief
they came from Turkey. The
office dictionary says the name
was first applied to the Guinea
cock. which did come from Turkey.
A more ingenious explanation,
though. comes from writer who
signed himself E. Richardson in
1897. He says the turkey was re-
garded as a peacock by the Span
iards who discovered it in Mexico,
and that the Jewish merchants
who retailed the new birds back
in Spain called it by the Hebrew
word for peacock, "tukki."
If you find out who invented
dressing, let me know, will you?
He ought to have a monument.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Il Injured in Crash
OF Grand Central Trains
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Two
trains jammed with holiday trav-
Ielers smashed together in a tun-
mel under Park Avenue today, in
juring at least IL people. Nc
fatalities were reported.
The wreck was on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road.
The trains. one bound for Stam-
ford, Conn, and the other for New
Haven, left Grand Central Ter
minal at about the same time
from different levels in the ter
|minal.
But about eight blocks north,
the upper and lower level of the
underground tracks converged on
to the same level at about Fiftieth
street and Park avenue. There,
police said the crash occurred. One
woman was trapped in crushed
seat. Seven injured persons were
brought out ON stretchers.
Stephen c. Osvaji, conductor of
the Stamford hound train, said
the third car of his train veered
over to the right, smacked against
the other train. =,
Evening star., 1951-11-22
By Ed Creoeh
Associated Press Stoff Writer

Bet you didn't know turkeys are
terrible-tempered when they're in
love.
Or that they don't know enough
to come in out of the rain.
Or. for that matter, that the
word turkey" may have come to
us from a Hebrew word meaning
peacock"
I didn't know these things,
either, until I approached the De-
partment of Agriculture for some
Thanksgiving type information.
Then one word led to another and
I reeled out with all sorts of turkey
lore which you're welcome to bor-
row for table talk today.
The big birds are Internally
hard to raise. They get all sorts
Of ailments - chicken pox
thonestD, blackhead, limberneck
and mycosis of the crop, among
them. They are subject to nasty
head colds.
Young turks, called poults, are
especially delicate. Some growers
go so far as to wipe their feet
when they get wet. This happens
pretty often, too, for turkeys,
young or old, are not very long on
brains. They huddle together, or
just stand there looking foolish,
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Featured Reodinq
In Todoy's Star

ONE MOMENT WITH CODA So.
ries Of l-minute daily proyers by the
Rev. edword L. R. EIson. postor of
Notionol Presbyterian Church, beeins
on Pose A.
NAVAL ACADEMY sPLITs-rhs
Postgraduate School at the Novel
Academy, Annapolis. is moving to Coli
tornio to moke more room at the sery.
ice school. To find out what thi.
meons both to the oeodemy and to
Annapolis, see the story on pose AS.
TAFT ON AIR powER-senotor
Robert A. Toft. Republican, Of Ohio
in todoy's instoIIment Of his new book
on foreign policy for the United stotes
discusses his belief thot oir and SEQ
power. not mass armies, should defend
freedom. See pose A-3.
sERGT. JOHN HEcIMovIcH-He j.
one OF mony men now at WoIter Reed
Hospital for whom the reopenins of a
seFsIcemen's center at the BeIosco
Theoter will neon much. But the Uso
needs money to open the club. See
story on pose B-l.
LADY SclENTlSTS-The role Of
women scientists at the National Bu-
rsou Of stondords is told in a story on
pose B-3. a
Evening star., 1951-11-22

swered his first telephone call
there.
He listened with a boyish smile
as he heard the voice of a retired
private from the first precinct
say. Even though I'm a retired
private, I was happy to near you
got the job. You'll do we'll" The
voice belonged to Elmer Smith,
retired about a year, who used to
walk the Ninth street NV. beat.
WELL" the major said after
the conversation. II guess I'll be
moved In by tomorrow"
But yesterday was the former
chief of detectives biggest day.
The modest little home at 1925
Tuckerman street NV. was the
scene OF a dramatic but subdued
greeting when he walked in about
6 pm. last night.
His wife and daughter and q
group of reporters and photog-
raphers were silent as the front
Evening star., 1951-11-22
House Tax Probers
Given Clear Field by
Senate Committee
King Group to Study
Justice Department Role
In Revenue Froud Cases
By Cecil HolIond

The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee has given the House Ways
and Means subcommittee investi-
eating tax scandals a clear field
for an inquiry into the handling
of revenue cases by the Justice
Department ard grand juries in
San Francisco.
Chairman McCarran, 1t was dis
closed, has instructed that re-
ports dealing with the San Fran
cisco situation be turned over to
the House subcommittee headed
by Representative King. Demo-
crat. Of California.
In a telegram to Mr.. King
Senator McCarran said he was
taking the action in order to avoid
overlapping and duplication of
effort. Before Congress ad-
journed, the Senate Judiciary
Committee had ordered an in
vestigation to determine whether
the Justice Department had ham,
pered a grand jury investigation
Of some tax fraud cases.
Thorough Probe Promised.
II am confident you will 60 into
all phases as thoroughly as the
facts warrant" Senator McCar-
ran said.
Mr.. King said the House sub
committee appreciates the express
sion of Senator McCarran's con-
fidence and added:
Il have given Senator McCar-
ran assurance that this investi-
cation will be full and complete.
1t is one of the most important
matters that will occupy the at
tention Of the subcommittee when
1T holds hearings in San Fran
cisco in January"
The King subcommittee plans to
open hearings in San Francisco
January to investigate reported
irregularities in the revenue Of
fees there and the handling of
grand jury Investigations by the
Justice Department and the
United States Attorneys Office in
San Francisco.
Other developments in the King
subcommittee spreading investi-
CATION of tax scandals included:
Cd The Internal Revenue
Bureau revealed that a special
investigation is being made on j.
Frank Wilcox, chief of audits in
the Oklahoma City Office of the
bureau. No details of the investi-
cation were disclosed.
90 The House subcommittee
(Cno pTyyENTIE pora Afc>