davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
|NorId Chomps, Negro Girls
eoftbolIers To Pioy Here 3 Doys

Besides the best in softball, there
is scheduled a special program
each night which will include
rugged marathons, special songs
and dances.
The public is expected to show
their appreciation of this special
event to encourage the continual
ton of mixed sports between the
races.
Mr.. Ford Hoffman, manager of
the Ramble1s, not only invites the
public 20 attend this series, but
also hopes to see them present
once or twice a week when the
Avondale nine, composed of mix
ed group, plays in amateur COM
petition at the Rambler field.
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06

Although such practice is
highly unusual, Judge Liebowitz
granted the permission. Last
Thursday the second jury reported
it found no grounds for indict-
mont.
The shooting attracted special
attention because the victim,
Henry Fields, 26, was colored and
mis- death almost caused race
riot. The patrolman contended
that the death was accidental, ex-
planning that a shot fired as
warning had ricochetted and hit
fields.
District Attorney Miles F. Nc
Donald of Kings County said last
Thursday: 1--WE plan no further
action. We have done our duty as
far as we were able"
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
Ask Ruling On Validity
OF Old Segregation Law

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
= The Justice Department last
Thursday filed a memorandum rs
friend of the court asking the
United States Court of Appeals
here to uphold the validity of an
1873 act making it a misdemeanor
for any restaurant, hotel, ice
cream parlor, soda fountain, bar
ber shop, or bath house to refuse
service to any respectable, we'll
behaved person, without regard to
color.
Solicitor General Philip B. Perl
man acted in behalf of the United
States in two cases brought by the
Corporation Counsel'S office
against John R. Thompson Co.,
Inc, operator of chain restaurants
in this and other cities, after three
cclored persons had been refused
service in Thompson restaurant.
The Corporation Counsel charged
IHC restaurant Will NlOIdIlOII VI
an 1872 act as well as the 1873
act. In the Municipal Court, at
tolneys for the restaurant argued
that the acts were a dead letter
which can be violated with i'm
punity The District of Columbia,
en- the other hand, contended that
these enactments are valid and
still in force.
The trial judge quashed the in
formation, holding that the acts,
while valid in their inception, had
been repealed by implication by
subsequent legislation. On appeal,
the three judges of the Municipal
Court Of Appeals reached different
conclusions.
Chief Judge Nathan A. Cayton
found that both the 1872 and the
1873 acts were valid when enacted
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06

Phoenix girls softball fans
ill be offered a treat next week
hen the California Ebonetts,
Forld Negro Softball Champions
Ppear here in a 8 day exhibition
! Rries with the famous P.B.S.W.
amblers, local team.
The Rambler field at 370O East
Washington Street will be invaded
this all-tan team on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, July 10,
and II, where some of best
hen softball players of the
|orld can be seen in action.
The Ebonettes have defeated
[onrovia of Pacific Coast League
.1d head all Independent Califor-
a teams in 1851 exhibition play.
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
Calvin EchoIs
Body Arrives

According to reports here, Sgt.
Calvin c. Echols' body arrived in
San Francisco yesterday and the
bodies of 10 other Arizonians who
lost their lives in battle in Korea.
Sgt. Echoles, a graduate of
Carver High School here, was kill
ed last September somewhere on
the Korean front
Preparation is being made to
give full military burial honors to
body when it arrives in Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN LOS ANGELES

Word was received by close fri
ends. of the passing of Mr.. Jack
Hoke in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
Mr.. Hoke was former resident
here and was we'll known. Many
will remember him as co-manager
of the Cosey Corner, an eating
stand, at second street and East
Jefferson.
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
NOTICE

To the Arizona Sun subscribers:
the postman fails to deliver your
Dpy of the Sun on Saturday, call
le office-3-3682 or 2-9547 and
e will have one delivered.
Arizona sun., 1951-07-06
Conn !: nifty
Cente e3s)edicoted

NEW YO4 &@ NNPA) : A COM
munity cen, E0nd bronze plaque
were dedicat SSs.. Sunday after
t"n n0on pont to the IS t1e Adam hnnssiasn Clay,
Baptist Churt $Sf which he is
pastor emeritt nm
\ known rs 3ir- Adam Clayton
Powell house, the four-story build
ing was dedicated in ceremonies
attended by some 1000 persons, in
cluding DR.. Powell, who is 81 years
old, and his son, the Rev. Adam
Clayton Powell, Jr., pastor of the
church.
During the ceremonies, the
associate pastor, the Rev. David N.
Licorish, read kilograms of felicita-
ton from Borough President Rob-
ert F. Wagner, Jr., and Joseph T.
Sharkey, acting presiden: of the
City Council.
In a statement of acknowledge
ment, Dr. POWELL declared: "IhlS
is the greatest hour of my life
The bronze plaque, which was
unveiled by Mrs. Hazel Scott Pow
ell and Mrs. Inez Powell, read in
part:
"The Adam Clayton Powell, Sr.,
Community Center, Student-min-
ister-prophet = lecturer author :
traveller humanitarian
Through his vision and under his
leadership this building was erect
ed that humanity, young and old,
might find a center for everyday
living, a guide to better ways, a
helping hand to the friendless and
Christian fellowship
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-01

Whether grow sugar bee beans truck crops you'll like
the closeup weedking job done by Farma beet
and bean cuIvators Just set the ground tools scbes from
the guide the with ngetb touch-cuvate
less, from inches apart Keep going all day
long thankful of gas!
Fngerp Farma Touch Control fts and adjusts the
cuvator the standing still holds the gangs the
depth you select
There is complete line of wde-row beet and BEAM
vegetable cultvaors all
put and take off, your III dealer for full information.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-01

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-01

Fsrmss cssA ION
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

mately $s,ooo,OOo," Bell said.
MANY major items have been
planned to extend our backbone
strength. including a new 11O.
900 volt transmission line from
Wilmington through Wallace"
work Orders approved in
April provide the expenditure of
S443. 769 for the extension of the
10000 volt line in Wilmington
from Shippers Corner to the Air
port Road. The entire system in
Wilmington will be substantially
strengthened by the addition OF
two substations and will add to
the capacity already existing on
Eagle Island. Work on the project
has already been started and will
be completed in the near future"
"In planning these major trans
mission lines in Southeastern
North Carolina, we are planning
for the future industrial expan-
sion that has had such an auspl-
cious beginning"
Bell went on to say, The IN
dustrial development in our ter
ritory during the year 1850 was
unprecedented in the history OF
our company and it's territory.
In the past year, over 5OOOo,ooo
was projected for our new plants
and factories and all indications
point to continued era OF
growth and progress for this en-
tire area"
At the annual meeting immedl-
ately preceding the Board OF d.
rectors' meeting, two new direct
ors, R. P. Andrews and II. l.
Buchanan of Wilmington were
elected by a unanimous vote OF
the stockholders.
Renamed to the board were = e.
w. w. Bell, J. Holmes Davis
Thomas w. Davis, A. E. Jones,
I. J. Poisson and ]. G. Thornton
of Wilmington; K. Clyde Council
Wallace and Henry S. Gibbs OF
of Wananish, Leroy D. Carter of
Morehead City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
Scott Attends
Pontioc School

The Rogers Auto Service Pom
tiac Co. has sent Sidner Scott tc
school at Fayetteville, where
instruction is being given on the
features of the Hydra-Matlc
transmission.
John S. Airheart, Pontiac's in
structor, trabeled from Charlotte
Pontiac's Zone headquarters, to
school local Pontiac mechanics in
assembly, disassembyl and repair
of the unit. A two-day course acts
as a refresher for experienced
mechanics, covering up-to-the
minute changes. while a five-day
course is for those less expert
enced in Hydra-Matic mainten,
ance. 9 are attending this session.
Across the country more than
10000 Pontiac Craftsmen are re-
ceiving like instruction in 600
schools conducted by 80 factory
trained specialists, working out
of the rs Pontiac Zone sales Of
fees.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
Farm Bureau Inc.
Company Makes
Executive Changes

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May .
Eight executibe changes in the
Farm, Bureau Insurance Compah'
les TO keep efficiency geared to
e~nans;o7" were announced to
day by Murray D. Lincoln preSi'
dent.
! Two new vice presidencies were
created. Two assistant vice pfesl'
| dents were named to be vice pres
idents. And three other men were
raised to vice presidents.
c. w. Liftwichy who has oeen
vice president and secretary was
named vice vice president-actuar'
ial. Howard Hutchinson, agency
vice president, was chosen VICE
neutrality-suspicious.. -.
M.E. Foltz, assistant vice presl-
dent-claims, was named vine
president-clair2s. 2. A. Rule, as
sistant vice pre::d @Mt-ottlce man
agement, Wa >.->-.,1 vice ple9l'
dent-secretary.
W. A. Whit :, ~4l 2ctor or safes
personnel, wa2 chosen to be vice
presjGent-sai&:; e. ". Eberhard,
assistant secretary-casualty un-
derwriting, was named vice presl-
misunderstanding; and P. l..
Thornburg, assistant counsel, was
named vice president-general con-
sci.
Besides the vice presidential
appointments and changes, E. 5.
Jones, who has been Mr.. RuPs as
sistant, was named assistant Sec
rotary.
"These various changes in man
agement merely constitute the
latest of our continuing efforts
to keep efficiency geared to ex'
pansion," Mr.. Lincoln explained.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
BELL ELECTED
TIDE WATER
PRESIDENT

Warren w. Bell was reelected
president of the Tide Water Pow
er Company by the Board of Di'
rectors last week following the
first annual meeting of stock
holders to be held in the new
Tide Water Power Building. This
is the eighth consecutive year for
Bell as prexy of the power COM
pany.
A. E. Jones was elected Execu,
tive Vice-President and H. T.
Buchanan Vice-President a IN d
Treasurer. Other officers elected
were R. P. Andrews and j.
Holmes Davis, Vice Presidents;
and C. A. Brockwell, Jr., Secre-
tary-Controller. M. w. Fogleman
was appointed Asst. Treasurer
and Asst. Secretary.
In reviewing Tide Waters pro-
gram for the past" year, Bell re-
ported total of S1,223,391 spent
for construction. This consisted
of additions to transmission anc
distribution lines including III
miles of new rural lines. Other
major projects were the begin.
ming of the conversion to pro
pane-air gas of the gas plant in
Wilmington and additional mains
built in Fayetteville.
The Company's proposed con,
struction program for 1851 calls
for the expenditure of approx
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
THE PERM1AN AGSS
TREES @

theme ane first first trees as v.
wood and needlelik e'1 1ss' d
l peared in the Permians ' y ]
million years ago. ~
ASHES INSTEAD OF s,,,
Each year forest fi,W
United States, most Of -. n
caused, destroy enough b', =! :
build Sc thousand hon. n" w.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
VIC VET SAYS

All veterans holding National
Service Life Insurance are urgeo
by the Veterans Administration
to use the printed envelope sent
them for making premium pay
ments by mail.
The ENVELOPES are handy Tor shs
insured person, as they nav I
printed on them the ADDRESS u
which the payments should D d
sent. They also facilitate hanol
ing by VA when they reach the
office, since they contain the IN
formation needed in the ONCE
Thus the check or mony orael
will be delivered without oeiay
to the desk where the veteran )
particular insurance account Is
| kept and will be credited to MS
account Immediately. g
When veterans change their
address, it is important to notify
VA at once. The envelops lol
lpaying premiums contain {
handy space for sending TINS
notification, with regard to their
insurance accounts.
Cash should not be sent thTc
ugh the mails, as it may get lost
Checks or money orders in pay
ment of insurance premiums
should be made payable to: the
Treasurer of the United States.
When insurance premiums are
paid quarterly, senli-annually or
annually, instead of montnlv
the veteran gets a saving at the
rate of 3 per cent annually. Any
VA office can give him intorma.
ton on just what the saving Will
in his case.
CT submitted a claim tor IN
creased disability compensation
and failed to show up for my phy-
sica! examination, since is simply
slipped NY mind. What should
I do now?
A Your claim for the increase
has been considered abandoned.
You should file a new appllca'
ton and make arrangements Tor
a new physical examination.
OF would like to appear before
the VA Rating Board on my own
behalf, in connection with a com
pensation claim. May do this?
Ayes, but a definite appoint
ment should be made beforehand
Q-Is there any limit to the
amount of money I can borrow
from a private lender under the
CT Bill?
A-No. The CT Bill limit is or
the amount of VAS guaranty of
the loan, and not on the amount
of the loan itself.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

chicken salad festive atmosphere,
combine pineapple nodded chicken loaf delicious it
You'll like the unusual taste combination of pineapple and
chicken enjoyed to the FULL thanks unavoed ga
This dish chicken mold to with boiled POTATOES
canned and salad complete meal The protein supplied by
the chicken supplemented by the geatine
food.
Nodded Chicken Loaf With Pineapple
envelope unfavored geane tablespoons lemon juice
4 cup cold chicken stock 4 cup pineapple syIsD
bouion IL cups diced cco,cd chicken
3: cup chicken stock or Il cup canned crushed
bouilon drained pineapple
Il teaspoon salt y cup diced celery
Soften gane cold chicken stock Add hot Stock and salt and
until dissolved Add lemon juice and pineapple syrup Chill until
consistency Of un5aten whites Tod in chicken and
into loaf individual mods chill until firm
with mayonnaise salad desired
garns with toasted svered almonds Serve with boiled potatoes and
canned peas
YIELD servings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
|BENDK
LEADS
SALES

a recent survey Throughout
North and South Carolina shows
| that Bendix washing macnlhes
are being used by three times q
ma people as any other brand
This survey showed this resul'
On every type automatic machine
in the wringer and spinner type
The survey showed that zoo
percent of the people covered
completely by the survey arc 10,
ing Bendix washers compared
with total of 81 percent VINO
are using the washer ranked se''
ond and next to Bendlx.
The survey covered many otheI
products, but the dominance OF
Bendix in the washer field was
much greater than that OF most
of the leaders in other fields.
Many surveys conducted py
Southern Appliances, llic' "
Charlotte, the distributor IN inns
area. along with dealers in the
Carolinas indicate that over loo,,
non Carolina women are prepared
IN testify to the wonderful con-
venience features" of the BenolH
automatic washer. :,
G.L. Dorman, the Bendlx deal,
er in Tabor City, was not sure OF
the exact number of local persons
who would be a part of this loo,'
900 but he expressed the thought
that just about every woman VINO
had Bendix was in the group
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

Wisdom is in knowing what tc
do next, skill is in knowing how
to do it, and virtue is in doing it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

There was a man who called
a spade a spade until he
stumbled over one in the dark.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
WESTERN AUTO EMPLOYEES

Employees of the Western Auto
Associate Stores in Tabor City
and Loris recently attended a
school in Darlington. The instruc-
ton was on the manufacturing
of car motors.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Rogers
owners of the stores, accompani-
ed the employees to Darlington
and were in attendance for the
class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
VESTS FIRST SAWMILL

The first sawmill of the West
built in 1927 at Fort Vancouver
Washington, by the Hudson Bay
Company, used a water wheel
powered muley saw which rose
and fell much like a single blade
of the present day gang saw.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
u. S. HAS VARIED TREE
FORMS

A total of LIT different forms
of tree-S62 species, 22S varieties,
and 81 hybrids grow in the
United States, according to the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Check List.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

lygos, kad radio programos tu-
rinys daznai turi skaitytis su
stoties savininkp nustatyta
-tvarka bel reikalavimais ir uz
skelbimu turini ne valandeles
vadovybe atsako.
Savaitine visos valandos radi-
jo programa paruosti uzima
daug laiko, (paruosti skelbimus,
vertimus, muzika ir tt.). Be to,
susidaro daug islaidQ, stai
kan ruosiama geguzine. Tiki
mast, kad lietuviai parenns lie
tuviska radio valandele bent sa-
vo atsilankymu j ta geguzine.
KOresp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
WaterburieCiQ geguzin6s

Americas Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos skyriaus pirmoji gegu-
zine ivykusi birz. 3 d. Linden
Parke, Union City, Conn.,, gerai
pavyko. Parkas buvo papuostas
lietuviskomis spalvomis. Buvo
kulturos stalas, knygu, zurnalu,
ir kitos lietuviskos spaudos. Lie
tuviu Care Relief Club turejo
graziai papuosta stala, buvo To-
terijos ir TT. Publikos atsilanke
per 600 zmoniu ir tikima liks
sick tick pelno...
Liepos l d. ten ivyks nepa-
prasta geguzine, kuria rengia
Lietuviu Radio Valandele Iii
thuanian Memories. ST radio
valandele pradejo veikti geguzes
menesi 1886 metals ir tik su
trumpa pertrauka paskutinio
karo metu tesiama kas sestadie-
mis- nuo $50 Xxi 7:30 wax. is
WWCO stoties Waterbury.
Tiesa, 81 radio valandele ne
siskelbia spaudoje, kad ia III
notu visas pasaulis, bet il veikia
geru zmoniu pagalba. Su vieti-
niu lietuviu verslininku parama
il turi galimybes, kaip matote,
jau Is tt metal skleisti lietu-
viska kalba, lietuviskas dainas
orc bangomis. il visuomet pasi-
ruosus patarnauti ir tarnauja
VISIONS padorioms organizaci-
IONS, versilininkams ir panasiai.
zinoma, kaip kitos lietuviu pro-
gramos taip ir cia, buvo susi-
laukta priekaistu, esq cia skel-
biama komunistisku organizaci-
.ju parengimai ir TT. Tie prize
kaistai atsirado nezinant vidu-
jiniu salygu, nezinant, kas nuo
ko priklauso. Cia yra tokios sa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
Ciur|onieCiQ sezono pabaigtuv6s

Pereita sekmadieni ciurlionie-
ciai oficialiai pabaige sezona.
11:30 val. lietuviu saleje buvo
iskilmingas aktas su sezono kon-
certQ ir kitty pasirodymu ap-
zvalga, nauju ansamblio nariu
priemimo paskelbimu, ypatingai
darbsciu nariu pagerbimu, gar
bes nariams diplomu iteikimu
diplomat iteikti prof. J. zilevi-
ciui, proviz. S. Nasvyciui, kun.
F. Gureckas negalejo atvykti) ir
prof. J. zileviciaus paskaita. Be
to, buvo graziai parengta an
samblio zymesniuju suvenyru
paroda.
Akto metu buvo pazymeta,
kad kiekvienas ansamblietis is
savo vadinamo laisvojo laiko
vien koncertu pasirengimams
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
Kauniskio dailininko
paveikslas Los Angeles
muziejuje

Siuo metu (nuo birzelio 2 Xxi
liepos 22) Los Angeles miesto
muziejuje Exposition parke)
vyksta 1851 m. taip vadinama
Contemporary paintin in the
United States metine paroda,
kurioje isstatyta virs 100 paciu
geriausiuju Amerikos dailininkQ
darby. Tarpe ju yra zinomo kau-
niskio dailininko Arbitblato (jis
dabar vadinasi ARBIT BLA-
TAS) darbas Luncheon still
life". Sis paveikslas parodai pa
skolintas per Associated Ameri-
can Artist Galleries New Yorke.
Autoriu sarase pazymeta: AR
BIT BLATAS, born 1908 in Ii
thuania.
Kaip zinoma, Blatas jau ellie
metu gyvena New Yorke ir be-
rods jau yra Americas pilietis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
PAIESKOJIMAI

Jieskoma Kaze Norvilaite, XII
lusi is Radviliskio miesto, gy-
venusi Siaulenu gatveje. Dabar-
tine jos vyro pavarde nezinoma.
Tevas - Pranciskus NoRvila.
Jiesko Stepanija Norvilaite -
Ravuckiene. Pranesti: 633 Glen
wood Ave-, Ambridge, Pa.
Jieskomos Mary ir Anna Dam
bauskaites, kilusios is Roiciu
KIM, Slabados parapijos, (buv.
Suvalku gubernijos). Tevas Juo-
zas Dambauskas. Gyvena Ak
rome, Ohio. Pranesti: Olisauskui
Juozui, 633 GlenwOod Ave., Am
Drldge, ia.
Antanas Andriuskevicius, gyv
Sac Paulo, Brazilijoj jiesko siu
asmenu: Tev. Juoza Kazakevi-
claus, Anatolijaus Petro; Juozo
ir dukters Birutes. Kile nuo KY
bartu. Isvyke is Vokietijos 1850
metals is SCHWAEBISCH-
GMEUNDE. Galimas dalykas,
kad yra apsigyvene Chicagoje.
Atsiliepti: A. Andriuskevicius,
Caixa postal 81, Sac Paul, Bra
zil.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

turi aukoti apie 10 valandu kas
savaite, neskaitant paciu kon-
certu ir kelioniu laiko, bel SUI
tue suristu islaidu. Atmetus
atostogas, kiekvienas ansamb-
lietis per sezona ansamblio rel
kalams aukoja apie 400 "antva-
landziq".
Vakare Country Club patal-
pose, Lietuvos pajuri primenan-
cioje aplinkoje ivyko ansamblie-
ciu ir ansamblio biciuliu pobu-
Wis. 10 metu, tarp kita ko, an
samblio dalyviams laimejimo
budu buvo paskirstyta Dirvos
ir Draugo atsiustu dovanu -
knygQ, be to, buvo ir trejetas
daiktiniQ dovaneliu: J. Samo dvi
puosnias dovaneles laimejo an
sambliete M. Blazyte ir ansamb-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
NESISEKA SU
PIRMININKAIS

Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
Los Angeles skyriaus pirminin-
kas V. Bakunas is tu pareigu pa
sitrauke. Susauktas, naujam
pirmininkui rinkti, susirinkimas
neistenge issirinkti naujo pirmi-
ninko ir nutese ta reikala sekan-
clam susirinkimui, nenumatytai
datai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

lilo valid. pirmininkas J. Stempu-
lis, o suopio dovanota elektrini
laikrodi zadintuva laimejo sve-
cias is Chicagos dali. K. VAR
nelis, kuris cia yra atvykes ga
mint vitrazu naujajai lietuviu
baznyciai.
Ansamblis Siuo metu oficia-
liai pradeda "atostogas", bet
faktiskai tebedirba. Vyrg cho-
ras rengiasi sekmadieni kated-
role ivykstancioms pamaldoms,
kiti netrukus prades rengtis
ateinancio sezono programai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
y NUOMONES 4

per Balfa, gal pasieksia pasky-
rimo vieta pc kokiu triju meme
siu, o daiktai - po pusmecio.
Jeigu teisybe kalba, tai visdel-
to-.
J. X, Cleveland, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
SAUNIOS LIETUVAITES
VESTUVES

Los Angeles lietuviu koloni-
jos zinomi visuomenininkai An
tanas ir Stella Batkai praejusi
sestadieni iskele saunias vestu-
yes savo dukteriai Rutai, kuri
istekejo uz H. Maffit. Abu jau-
nieji yra baige Pietu Californi-
jos universiteta ir turf geras
tarnybas stambiose biznio imo-
nese.
Vestuvese dalyvavo apie 200
sveciu, kuriu tarpe buvo Lietu-
vos garbes konsulas DIR. Bielskis
if daug kitty lietuviu. Nelietuviu
sveciu tarpe matesi daug 1LG-
WI unijos augstu pareigunu -
ponios Batkienes bendradarbiQ,
nes il uzima atsakingas tos uni
jos valdyboje pareigas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
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Esu kick pasipiktines, kad
Dirva taip ilgai marinuoja seimo
rezoliucijas. Juk tai visa esen-
cija, 0 ilgas delsimas mazina
aktualuma.
j. B., Bloomington, Ind.
Nieko negalime pasakyti
prizes ta pasipiktinima, tik turi-
me pasakyti, kad jis nepama-
tuotai nukreiptas prizes Dirva.
Jau du kartu telefonu yra kreip-
tasi j valdyba, bet is ten gautas
atsakymas, kad ir valdyba ne
kantriai tebelaukia tu rezoliu-
ciju teksto is seimo sekretoria-
to. RED.