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Evening star., 1946-12-06
Dead Coed, 7 Injured Men
Removed From Glacier
BY the Associated Press

BOULDER, Colo, Dec. 6.-By dog
sled. jeep and ambulance, dead
University OF Colorado coed and
her two seriously injured men stu
dent companions were brought to-
day from Isobel Glacier near the
Continental Divide,
Hazel Jeanette Martin, 27, of
New Providence, Iowa, was killed
when she fell while climbing Nav
ajo Peak, Sheriff Arthur Eyerson
said. Tied to the ex-WAVE with a
rope, Deforrest w. Meehleib, 20, Of
Peoria, ILL.,, suffered broken leg,
and David Waddington, 20, of West
cliffe, Colo, broken arm and coll
larbone.
Mr.. Waddington made his way
over the ice and snow 2 miles to a
cabin at the foot of the glacier,
where he was found yesterday He
directed the search party to the
other two. Mr. Meehleib was half
frozen and semi-conscious.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

consumer goods that can be manu-
faetured now. These excess earn
ings should be laid aside in savings
for the time when they will be
needed BY consumers and producers.
Put as much as you can in q. s.
Savings Bonds.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
/ with the force reductions now goinl

with the force reductions now going
on.
The hearing was CONDUCTED by
President Harry B. Mitchell Of the
commission and Miss Franees Per-
kins, member Those appearing
were Omar Ketchun, national leg
islative representative of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars: Herbert j.
jacob, chairman Of the National
Veterans Preference Committee of
the American Legion, and William
Christensen of the Disabled Amer
ican Veterans.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

NEW YORK-BRINGS EVIDENCE IN GRECIAN STRIFE
Prime Minister Consantn Tsadars (right welcomed by
Atenogoras ef of the Greek Orthodox Church
on his arrival Guarda Field yesterday from Athens In
the Thames student at Columbia University
Mr. Tsadars night he had brought evidence of
slay support of guerrilla actions in Northern Greece
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

Americans will earn more than
$l67 billion this year. That Is $50
billion more than enough to buy all
Evening star., 1946-12-06

the Turkish Prime Minister'S state
ments weer without any basis ano
that the Bulgarian government con-
sidered it their duty to deny these
statements most emphatically," the
broadcast said.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

about a newly constructed head.
quarters.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
DemOkratu Partija Laiky-
sis Neutraliai 20-to Dis
triktO NOminaciiOse

Cuyahoga apskrities Demo-
kratu organizacija, kuria va
dovauja Ray T. Miller, prane-
sa kad ateinanciose Kongreso
kandidatu nominacijose 2O-me
ir 22-me Distrikte laikysis ne
utraliai.
20-tame Distrikte Demokra-
tai kandidatai yra trys: dabar-
tinis, Michael A. Feighan, bu-
yes Kongresmanas Martin l..
Sweeney, ir Lietuvis Joseph
Muliolis, kuris taip pat aukstai
stow Demokratu organization
je is anksciau, nes pirm iSejo-
mo kariuomenen Juozas Mulio-
lis placiai veike Demokratu
jaunimo tarpe.
Muliolis is militarines tarny-
bos gryzo Leitenanto Pulkinin-
ko laipsniu.
20-me distrikte gyvena daug
Lietuaiu, kurie gales savo
vientauti paremti nominacijose
Geguzes 7 d.
IS Miller'io rastines eina Ii
MOS kad jis ir dabar neuzgirs
Gubernatoriaus Lausche kan
didatura.
Geguzes 7 d. bus nominaci-
jos ir gubernatoriaus kandida-
tu, is Demokratu Frank j.
Lausche bus nominuotas.
Rinkimai bus LapkriCio me-
nesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
BEDARRIAMS PATARIMAS

DarDlnlnkamS kurle neka De
darbo ir kurie nori paduoti ap-
likacija gavimui bedarbes at
lyginimo turf atsiminti kad SUI
lyg Ohio istatymu darbinlnkas
turi isbuti be darbo visa savai-
te laiko ir tik tada jo apllkaci-
ia gall butt priimama,
Kartu su padavimu aplikaci-
jos bedarbes atlyginimo gavi-
mui darbininkas ispildo ir pa
reiskima kad jis sutiks prilm-
ii kita darba kokiam jis butu
mazdaug tinkamas.
Labai svarbu kad bedarbis
neatsisakytu nueiti paziureti
jam pasiulyto darbo. Cali bu-
ii kad nuejus j darba, jums to
darbo neduos, arba tas darbas
jau bus pavestas kitam. Bet
tada nepakenksit sau gavimui
bedarbes atlyginimo toliau, Xxi
surasit sau tikra darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

a government of the peoples
choice.
Such action by our State
Dept. would not cause any more
between the Big Three
than did the presentation of the
case of British troops in Greece
and in Indonesia. Failure of
our State Dept. to act in such
matters would be allowing the
principles for which we stand
fall into oblivion.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
RAGINA NAIKINT ZIURKES

Cuyahoga apskrltles organl-
zacija ir SUI ia veikiancios XII
tos organizacijos prad6jo pla-
tu plana naikinimui ziurkiq If
j ia talka kviecia visus nanny
savininkus. JOS padaro milijo-
minus nuostolius kas meta.
Organizacija pataria nelal-
kyti atvirai lauke jokiu maisto
atrnatu kad ziurkes neturetu
kuo misti; namus laikyti sva-
rial kad ziurkes nerastu ME
kur trupiniu; apsaugoti nuo
ziurkiu pasiekimo muila, IVA
kes, vaskine popiera ir IT,, ir
ziema lesinant paukscius mai,
sta padeti taip kad ziurkes ne
prieitu prie jo.
Uzcementuoti visus sklepus
ir garazius kad ziurkes negale-
tn isikasti.
Lauke apie namus nelaikyti
caslavu nei jokiu numestu ant
zemes lentu, po kuriomis ziur-
kes susikasa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
MIRIM Al

ANTANAS LUKOsIUS (Lu-
cas), SO M, mire Kovo IA,
1409 E. sc St. Amerikoje is
gyveno 46 metus, Clevelande
10 metu.
Gedulingos pamaldos atsibu-
vo st. Tromas Acquinas bazny-
cioje, Kovo 16. 1sveztas palai-
doti j Monessen, Pa, Kovo II.
Like vaikai: Jonas, Ona Co.
meriene, Veronica Altimore,
Antanas, Jonas, ir Marian Ko-
tvs.
sermenyse pasitarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

burying ones head in the very
ground like an ostrich.
Our own government in the
city of Washington is evident
ly aware of that fact. Our
last two Presidents and our last
three Secretaries of State have
held conferences and reached
agreements with Russia, but
none of them has recognized
as legal the annexation of Lith-
uania by Russia.
1t was my extreme privilege
to attend the very last press
and radio conference held by
the late President Roosevelt be-
fore he left the White, House
for the last time. He had re-
Gently returned from the Yal-
ia Conference. He had been
tremendously impressed and af-
fected by the destruction he
saw in the Crimea. He was
deeply moved as he spoke about
it and about the sufferings en-
dured by the Russians. Surely
at that moment he was friendly
to Russia. Toward the end of
the interview, someone asked
the President if the Yalta Con-
ference had affected the atti-
tude of the United States in
regard to Lithuania, Latvia, or
Estonia. The answer was NO.
The American policy would con-
tinue to be to deny recognition
of the forceful step taken by
Russia.
Indeed, that Press-Radio Con-
ference-President Roosevelt
reflected the policy of the Uni
ted States. President Truman
and Secretary Of State Byrnes
have continued that policy. We
are friendly toward Soviet Rus
sia. We will support Russia
on many issues. But even for
the sake of Russia we will not
abandon the principles in de-
fense of which much American
blood was spilled in two World
Wars. That is the policy OF
our government in Washing
ton. Therefore, what | have
said so far is merely an ex-
planation of the official Amer
lean position in regard to the
Baltic states.
These facts being as they
are, it appears, perfectly logical
to me that we should support
House Resolution 800 and Sc
nate Resolution 40. First pre-
sented in the House by Con-
gresham Kelly of Illinois and
now before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. This resolu-
ton does not ask the United
States Government to take any
steps detrimental to Russia. 1t
does not ask the United States
to change it's Policy in any way.
1t merely asks our State Dept.
to use it's good offices in order
to bring about consideration by
International council of the pro-
position that Lithuania should
be independent, and that free
elections should be allowed for
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
KATEDRA PRADEDAMA
REMODELIUOTI

Sv. Jono katedra ant E. 9th
ir Superior pradedama remode-
liuoti, taigi bus uzdaryta pa
vasario laiku ir koki laika va
sara, Xxi darbai bus baigti.
Katedra yra "a metu senu-
mo ir reikalauja modernizavi-
mo. Jai bus dastatytas nau-
jas bokStas ir is lauko bus ap-
muryta taSytais akmenais, pa
grazinimui baznycios isvaizdos.
Tx per Geguzes menesi bus
laikoma pamaldos sekmadie-
niais, o po to bus uzdaryta Xxi
remodeliavimo darbu baigimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
PLAUS GATVES

Clevelandas po ziemal pasl-
rode labai purvinas miestas,
gatves pilnos purvo ir siuksliu.
Mayoras Burke pranesa kad
per Balandzio menesi bus nu-
plauta visos miesto gatves.
Miestas symet svencia savo
$50 metu sukakti, todel norl
apsisvarinti.
Prize gatviu ir apie namus
nesvarumo prisideda patys gy-
ventojai: mazai kas pasirupi-
ma apsivalyti, bet laisvei meto
popierius ir siuksles gatvese lr
kiemuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
MAYORAS BURKE stengi

81 gauti miesto tarybos uzgy-
rima savo administrators pa
ruosto $35,OO0,OOO pokariniu
viesu darbu programo. Nori-
ma tas programs patiekti nu-
balsavimui Geguzes 7 d., jeigu
miesto taryba j uztvirtins.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
TAKSAMS SUMOKETI
RALANDZIO p

Apskrities izdininkas John
J. Doyle issiuntinejo visiems
manu- ir kitokio nejudamo tur-
to savininkams taksu saskai-
tas. Taksu mokejimas prasi-
deio Kovo 18 ir baigsis Balan-
dzio % d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
(Continued)

In the matter of sea ports,
it is true that Russia can east
ly make use of Riga, Memel
and Koenigsburg, as CONNER
cial outlets to the Baltic, even
though we predict that Rus
sia's great port development
will be in the North, directly
into the Atlantic Ocean. From
that standpoint, Russian trade
is more of a threat to Norway
than to the Baltic states. Mos
cow has argued that the de-
velopment of Baltic ports by
Russia would be of economic
advantage to the Baltic people.
Our answer to this is three
fold. First, that trade bene-
fits for one country is not suf-
ficient argument to suppress
the liberties of another people.
Secondly, that since the Baltic
states were and are willing to
cooperate, Russian trade could
make use of their ports even
though they remain indepen-
dent. Thirdly, that as far as
their own wealth and economic
future the Baltic states were
satisfied before annexation. -
Lithuania for example was 76
percent agricultural, nearly IT
percent of it's population being
engaged in agriculture. 1t pro-
duces mostly grain. Also ex-
ports meat, butter and eggs.
With this agriculture it is my
impression that the Lithuan-
ians successfully maintained a
higher standard of living and
of education than did their
neighbors of the Soviet Union.
Now what am | driving at
with all this? Why am | say
ing these things? 1t is already
very evident that | believe that
Lithuania should be once again
given her independence, as guar
anteed in theory by President
Wilson's IA points, and by the
Roosevelt Churchill Att a n t c
Charter. But some will
say why talk about it
there is nothing that can
be done about it. Then others
may be saying: What is that
fellow trying to do, spread more
propaganda against Russia? |
hear that remark very often,
not particularly about myself,
but about anyone daring to
call a spade a spade when it
comes to Russia. Indeed, |
do not wish to create difficult
ties between the United States
and Russia. | believe that the
same is true of the Lithuanian
people here tonight. But that,
my friends, is no reason for
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
SUGRYZO SVEIKI

Dirvos skaitytojai Juozas If
Ona suopis dziaugiasi sulauke
sugryzusiu is militarines tar
nybos savo dvieju sum-: Frank
Suopis tarnavo armijoje, jis
sugryzo prizes pora menesiQ.
Vytautas Suopis gryzo is karo
laivyno Siomis dienomis.
Bendrai, Lietuviu jaunimo
pargryzta nuolat daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
KORTAVIMO VAkARAS

81 sekmadieni, Kovo "a, nau-
jos parapijos salej, 1902 Neff
Rd., ivyks BALI Soto sky
riaus rengiama kortavimo pra-
moga, prasides nuo $3.50 p. p.
Dovanos bus duodamos prize
kiekvieno stale. Pelnas naujos
parapijos naudai; izanga soc.
Prasome atsilankyti kuodau-
giausia sveciu 81 parengima.
Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
KUN. ANGELAICIO
PAGERBIMAS

Klebono Juozo F. Angelalclo
vardo dienos pagerbimo proga,
rengiama vakariene parapijos
saleje, 1902 Neff Rd., sekma-
dieni, Kovo 81 d., nuo $50 V.
Izanga $1.25. Rengia parapiJa
ir M. S. SO kuopa.
Kviecia Rengimo Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
SILTAS KOVO menuo tesla

81 nuo pradzios ir toliau. XII
tais metals budavo ir zero sal
ciu, ir sniego pugu ir visokiQ
darganu. symet Kovas praeis
be jokio prasto orc. Kai ku-
riomis dienomis pasieke net
vasariska siluma.
Baiminamasi kad toks oras
gall pakenkti sodams, mes SUI
sproge ir suzydeje medziai ga
Ii butt pakirsti velesniu salnq,
kuriu reikia tiketis dar bus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

In conclusion, let us remem-
Der that only a better world
can insure a longer peace, and
that the independence of Lith-
uania is part of that picture
of a better world.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
Is KARIUOMENES sugryz'

jau apie 100000 didziojo Gle
velando vyru. Visi jie prade-
jo civilini gyvenima. Dauge-
lis RADIO savo senus darbus, XII
ii gavo siaip darbus, bet daug
yra ir be darby arba be namu,
kad ir darbus gavo. Suvirs 9
tukstanciai buvusiu kariu ina
bedarbes atlyginima sulyg val
dzios patvarkymo.
Gryzta po apie $500 kas sa-
waite. siuo tarpu dar tebera
tarnyboje apie 10000 kariuo-
menen pasauktuju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

OHIO valstija prisitaiko fe-
derales valdzios patvarkymui
sumazinti duonos bakaneliu
svori 10 nuosimciu. Nors ba-
kaneliai bus mazesni, taciau
iie parsiduos ia pacia kama
kaip buvo Xxi siolei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
VEL ADVOKATONJA

Lietuvis Advokatas Frank
C. O'Bell, gryzes is kariuome-
mes vel stojo praktikuoti teises.
10 teisiu ofisas randasi 8O8
Leader Bldg.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

Andrius Voisvila prasomas
atsisaukti, jam yra Dirvos re-
dakcijoje laiskas is giminiecio
Vokietijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

DU KAMBARIAI RENDA1
Dviem vyram ar vedusiai po-
raj. kurie svariai ir ramiai uz-
silaiko, du kambariai Lietuviu
seimoje, su visais irengimais.
Kreiptis j DIRVA
ENdicott 4486. (Q4)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
REIKALINGA 5 KAMBAR1Al

seimai be vaiku, reikes 5
kambariu Balandzio ar Gegu-
zes menesi. Kas turesit tuscia
virsu tue laiku, praneskit da-
bar j DIRVOS Ofisa, En-. 4486.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
Lihuania's Right to independence

Address of Andre Schenker at Hotel Elton Waterbury,
Conn, February a. on the 28th Anniversary of Lthu-
anas independence, broadcasted from Station WATR.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
FLORIDOJE

Musu veikeja, Ona Mihelich,
isvaziavo menesiui laiko ] Flo
rida. Apsistojo Ft. Lauderda-
le.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Certain Toilet Preparation, Luggage,
Billfolds, etc, and Jewelry subject
to 209o tax under Federal Internal
Revenue Act effective April /, 1914.
Alarm Clocks retailing at not more
than $500 and Watches retailing at
not more than s65 subject to 1oeo
tax; all others taxed 20%e.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-28

Whlch lncIuded SandW Icnc5, COIICe, chocolate milk and pink lemonade. largo and beautiful cake, made by tho Shamrock Bakery, was cut and served by Robert N. Kosslor, a veteran, and also District Agr4- u1tural Agent.
 M.TsNUsE. MID CONTESTANTS PRESENTED
 During the latter part of the program
 tho throo conte stants in formal dress, were pre- sentod to the audience; whi tho Orchostra played 'sni irit of Amor 1ca rna re h. The winning candi date, Miss Dorothy
 Hantloy, led the March and Thanked the people for their support in the selection of Miss Matonuska Maid. Many pictures uoro taken dur ing the ovo- hing of the Veterans and the large cake
The Valley settler., 1946-02-28

EXTENSION NEWS he EXTENSION SERVICE wi shes to extend it's thanks to all of the organizations and ~ individuals who assisted with the Extcn sion o = School and the Veterans s Party. V. The All LEADERS COUNCIL will meet Monday l( evening, March 4th at 500 PM. in the Extension Office. Il MT. Robert N. Kessler, District Agricultural al agent, spoke over K.F.Q.D. on Vednes - February 27th. His topic was--"Physical and Chemical Properties of the Soil." .~..l The Youth Organization will hold soft Ball game session at the Community Hall t- next Thur sday March 7th. Come out and $~ have fun. < VETERANS PARTY TELL ATTENDED ~.s:-. ( Ehe Party for returned Veterans that was held last Saturday evening in the Community - Hall was well attended. About 200 people including about 25 veterans were in attend4A1 ance. The local orche stra entertained y, the audience with several numbers during ! the fl rst part of the evening. Several
 dividual numbers were given between
 chestra selecti ions. At the conclusion
 < the program m. E.3. Harriss, Supt. of l. Schools in Palmer, gave very interesting L talk concerning Veterans their problems and opDor tunities for the future. n liter the program the chairs were pushed l back and Ken Foster brought in tho Public Address System and record player. - Those . who wi shed danced for awhile.
 :. lunch was vorved by the Homemokcrs' c1ub3 which included sandwiches, cake, coffee, chocolate milk and pink Lemonade. largo and beautiful cake, made by tho, Shamrock - Bakery, was cut and served by Robert N. Kossler a veteran, and also District Agri- cultural Agent.
 nn,raE1Tc1y. MI ID CnNTTST. MS PRESENTED
Evening star., 1946-01-27
GIVEN with eaeh PRssro Cooks

a beautiful, complete, colorul ll2-r
recipe book containing complete lnstructl'
time tables and recipes a complete mai
on PRESTO Cooking
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12
Second Cook l5OOk
Edition App ears

The second edition Of Favor
tie Recipes Of North Carolina, =
128-page eookboosS containing $40
recipes, Is, now ,readyafor general
distribution, lit lis anneuneed by
Agriculture Commissioner w.
Kerr Scott. .r
r Sponsored by the State Depart
ment Of Agriculture and the N. G.
Dairy Products Association, "Fav-
orite Recipes" has been purchased
by approximately $4,000 diaries
and housewives throughout the
nation. AZ s4
j. The cookbook contains is pages
presenting foods in their natural
colors, % black-and-white pho
tographs, and special four-page
index on the various types of
cheeSeS.
Miss York Kiker, home econ
omist and dairy marketing spe-
cialist with the department, Sc
lected recipes for the book, con-
sulting hundreds Of North Caro-
lima women regarding efavorite
Southern dishes.
A total of 10000 copies were
published in this second edition,
Scott said, bringing the total in
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12
Aslae N. y. =. Has
Meeting Dec. 4



The Ashe Sub-district Meth
odist Youth Fellowship: met on
Wednesday night, December 4, at
the Nathan's Creek Methodist
church, when the Todd, West
Jefferson, jefferson, Lansing and
Nathan's Creek fellowships were
represented.
Breeze Pennington, president
Of the Nathan's Greek fellowship
led the devotionals and was in
charge of the program. Ruth
Cope was in charge of the recrea-
tional program.
Alton Weaver, of West Jeffer-
son, president of the Ashe sub
district, was in charge Of the
business session during which il
was decided to change the time
for the meetings from the first
Wednesday to the first Monday
IN each month.
The next meeting will be- held
at the Lansing Methodist church
ON January 6 at TOO p. m. AL
members are urged to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12
Mi,acle Play =,
Modern Texas IcpH

I oS PASToRES. the hybrid
Spanish ! Indian miracle play
introduced to Mexico centuries ago
BY Spanish monks and presented In
San Antonio during the Christmas
season. is enacted primarily for its
spirituality.
A group Of amateur actors 60
from house to house by invitation
and because it is traditional that no
one prompted by idle curiosity
should witness the performance.
only the. initiated can find the
scene of presentation.
Usually someone's back yard be-
comes the stage: the doorsteps
serve as background for the Naci-
miento. Manager scene: various
objects are set on the stairs; pieces
of crockery. tinsel. pincushions, pa
iron saints anything the household
considers especially beautiful In
the center of the lowest step. the
Christ Child Ca life sized doll
placed on platter with divers
gaudy candy is surrounded by
plaster shepherds. donkeys. etc.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12
Rites Held Sum.
For Mrs. Atwood

Last rites for Mrs. Elizabeth
Atwood, "a, were held Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock ct the
ROans Creek Primitive BaYtist
church. Interment followed il
the church cemetery, with Rev.
John w. Luke officiating.
Mrs. Atwood succumbed at her
home in Wagner Friday morn
ing after suffering with a severe
case Of pneumonia. The daughter
of the late Hannah Black Bur-
CESS and George Burgess, she was
married to A. F. Atwood. She
was a native. of Wilkes county
although she had made her home
here. t.sAi
She is survived by her husband
and eight children, one daughter,
Mrs. Taft Rotten, and seven sons,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12

A tent opposite the Nacimiento
gives evidence Of representing nell:
bonfire has been built within and
live devils emerge therefrom.
tn play has no definite time for
beginning. but finally. girl starts
to walk back and forth reciting.
Overdressed shepherds drone a
seemingly endless song. Ermitano.
the comic relief, carrying q rosary
Of spools. also represents the soul
Of its earthly journey and il often
accompanied by the white winged
Archangel Gabriel.
II Is never-ending performance:
seven, devils, six in sequined black
with animal masks and the fork
tailed Lucifer In brilliant red, are
finally vanQuished: likewise, wild
Indian is overcome and kisses the
Christ Child; the shepherds and
all in attendance kiss the Child.
solemnly and as slowly as possible.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-12-12
Faith and Peace
Are Eternal. . .

TWENTY centuries have passed
since the inn at Bethlehem was
overcrowded because Of Caesar
Augustus and his census. @ssal
The bigwigs who crowded the inn
were committed to Oblivion by their
contemporaries and. except for the
census and resultant conditions at
Bethlehem, it wouldn't matter too
much If Augustus completely van
ished from the history books.
1t is generally ministerial that,
as puppet king of Judea, Herod for
tilted the kingdom and kept it out
Of the clutches Of Cleopatra. rebuilt
the city Of Samaria. and endowed
several pagan temples long since
crumbled into dust. Few people
know, and fewer care. that his wife
and two sons were murdered at his
command, This sort of Roman
lied Jew. is remembered chief.