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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
Amerikai Lieka Pasirinkti Rimtas
kelias ir Eiti Juo Nedvejojamai
MASKVA REIl<ALAUJA 10 BILlJONU
DOL. ATLYGlNINU IS VoKIETlJos

Amerika atsidure svar-
bioje kryzkeleje, kur turf
padaryti rimta pasirinkima
= ir tas pasirinkimas yra
sustabdyti sovietu pletimo-
81 ir grobimo politika, ar
ba toliau tupciojant paciai
kristi komunizmo auka.
Amerika siadien stow to-
kioje vietoje kaip 1881 me-
tu Rugsejo menesi stovijo
j sarysyje su Tautu Sa-
Junga, kuomet Japonai pa
siryzo isiverzti Mandzuri-
jon.
Jei Amerika nesulaikys
sovietu imperializmo Euro
pole ir Azijoje, kaip nebu-
vo sulaikyta Japonijos pie
timasis, pasekmes bus liud-
nos.
Americas vadai national
Zinc ir jaucia komunizmo
pavoju labiau negu bent
kada norejo dasileisti, mes
Kongreso abieju partiju va
dai sutinka kad Graikijos
ir Turkijos klausimuose
reikia imtis, greito zygio
taip kaip Prez. Truman sa-
vo atsisaukime nurode.
Klausimas tik ar bedis-
kusuodami ilgai kaip skies
tanti gelbeti, nepaveluos.
Nors sovietai visomis pu-
se1nis skelbia jog Rusijos
zmones nori taikos, Krem-
liaus plesikai neliaujamai
dirba> ruosdamiesi pasauli-
nei komunizmo revoliucijai,
j ia plana ineina ir revo-
lucia pacioje Amerikoje.
Jei Amerikieciai nepatai-
kys laiko ir progos smogti
j patti zalciu lizda, jie suza-
YETI Maskvos agentu kali
bomis apie Rusu norejima
taikos gall viska prarasti.
Maskvos derybos
Suvaziavus Maskvon tai.
kos delegatams, Molotovas
pradejo savo mulkinimo po
litikos dumus pusti j axis
kitty triju didziujQ valsty
blu atstovams.
Jis pradejo su reikalavi
mu kartu SUI Vokietijos il
Austrijos taikos klausiml
svarstyti ir Kinijos klausi
ma, dalyku painiojimui j.
laiko gaisinimui pasaliniai
reikalais.
! Molotovas pareikalavo i
Vokietijos sau karo nuos
toliu atlyginimo 10 bilijon7
dolariu verteje, per 20 me
tn laiko. Amerikai jis pr
: mete buk j jau gavus l
bilijonu dolariu vertes al
lyginimu pagrobdama VI
kieciu svarbiu isradimu ps
tentus.
: Russia sakosi daugiausi
) nuo Vokieciu nukentejo
todel turi butt atgaivint
: Vokietijos industrijos, ka
: Vokieciai isdirbdami reil
!. menis galetu per 20 met
: Russia stiprinti ir visku
: -laprupinti. Kadangi Voki
: tia patti negali ant koju a
: sistoti, Amerika turesian
4 ia finansuoti ir stiprinti,
Russia ia melzs. 80.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

SOVIETAI supirko ir slap
tais budais surinko daugybe
patentu is Amerikos, kurie su-
lyg istatymu gall butt isduotl
publikai, tik negalima is tq pa
tentu isdirbti daiktus. Bet ta
uzdraudima galima ivykdyti tik
cia arba kitose salyse kur SUI
sitarimas yra. Gi sovietai Jo-
kiu susistarimu tue atzvilgiu
nesilaiko. Jie pasigrobe paten-
tn nuorasus sake skubina viso-
| kius isdirbinius darytis, ir ne
! kurie speja kad bolsevikai gal
jau gerokai pazingejo ir ato-
mines energijos isdirbime.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

PRANCUZIJA greit ap-
sidirbo su Bulgarais: Bul-
CARLOS komunistu valdzla
prasalino is Sofijos Pran-
cuze korespondente. Pran-
cuzijoje tuoj isvyta du Bull
garai korespondental.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
PRIZE Graikiios

PRIZE Graikijos ir Tur-
kijos, kurioms' reikalinga is
Americas parama, atsisto-
ia ir kitos Artimu RytQ
salys, Iranas, Syria. Leba-
mas, Vengrija If Palestina
JOINS paremti reikalinga
viso bilijono dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
JUDEJIMO LAISVE

Kai kuriose AnglQ zonos
Lietuviu stovyklose jau ivesta
"judejimo laisve". il reiskia-
81 tue budu kad pagal atitinka-
mus patvarkymus tremtiniai
be leidimo gall atsitolinti nuo
savo stovyklos Xxi apie 5 kilo-
metru aplinkui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

| Amerikonai neturi dra-
sos nepasakyti Rusijai kad
il nukentejo nuo Vokieciu
todel kad pats Stalinas su-
tare su Hitleriu pradeti
antra pasaulini kara ir pats
uzsikviete Vokiecius sau
ant sprando.
Molotovas pakiso Ameri-
kos Waist. Sekretoriui Gen.
Marshall neva dar viena
Roosevelto Jaltoje duoda
Stalinui slapta prizada del
islupimo karo nuostoliu at
lyginimo is Vokietijos, ne
ziurint to kad sulyg pir-
mesnio pazadejimo Xxi siol
Rusai plese ir vezesi visas
Vokietijos dirbtuviu masi-
mas net is Amerikos ir Bri-
tu zonu. -.
Nors kitos nuo Vokieciu
nukentejusios salys taipgi
nori gauti atlyginimu, So
vietai kitas sails ] tarybos
neprisiima.
Prancuzu sumanymas
Prancuzijos atstoyas Bi-
dault Maskvoje pasiule is
blaskyti Vokietijos zmones
20 svetimas sails, sumazini-
mui Vokieeiu pavojaus XII
tam karui.
Kita mint Bidault pake-
lie tai kad buve Vokietijos
plieno isdirbystes butu pa
vesta Prancuzijai ir kad
Europos plieno centras bu-
tn Prancuzija vietoje kalp
pirmiau Vokietija.
Rusai nori kad VokietiJa
turetu galimybes isdirbtl
Xxi IL milijonu tonu plieno
kas meta, ir kad diduma y! to
plieno atiduotu Rusijai.
Atakai PrezidentO
Sovietai visa gerkle pra,
dejo atakuoti Prez. Truma'
ma uh 10 pasiryzima gelbe.
ii Graikija ir Turkija. ! Tas
zygis vadinamas Amerikos
pletimusi ir uzgrobimu sve'
timu Sally. Bet tai iseins
taip kad plesikas pirmlal
apkaltina nekalta zmog'
!. vogimu.
Amerikos karo laivynt
dalinys pasiunciamas j vi
durzemio jura, j Graikijo'
vandenis ir j Dardanelus
kaip pranesa is Washing
tonO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

BRITU zonoje, Braun
schweig stovykloje, Pabal-
tito isvietinti zmones pra-
vede vienos dienos badavi-
mo streika protestui prizes
sovietu uzgrobima ju tevy-
niu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
KVIECIU kama

KVIEGIU kama pasieke
savo auksciausio laipsnlo
80 metu Chicagos Prekybos
Tarybos istoriioje: sionnis
dienomis buseliui moketa
po S3.05.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

MANU- statyba sioje ~sa-
Lyle, numatyta 1947 metals
pasiekti 100000 nauju gy,
venamu nanny, sake suma-
zes Xxi >825,000 manu-, mes
milijonas nebus pajiegta
isstatyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

Palestinoje Britai nuteise
mirciai viena zvdu terorista,
ir tue pat laiku paskelbe
panaikinima karo stovio
prizes kitAs zydus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
GEN. Eisenhower, Arm

GEN. Eisenhower, Armi-
los vyriausias stabo virsl-
ninkas, grieztai isake ar
mijos komandieriams lal-
kytis nuordymu If uzlaiky-
4 slaptus dokumentus slap
tai. Isakyme pareiksta kad
perdaznai toxic isakymal
nebuvo ispildyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

UNRRA virsininkai ku-
RE veikia Kinijoje, vercia
Gen. Kai-seko vyriausybe
pristatyti daugiau KiniJos
komunistams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

Senatorius Knowland (Rep. is
California;, kuris kovoja uz
sumazinima Sales skolu vietoie
skubeti mazinti zmonems talk
sls. Xxi Amerika lures dide-
les skolas, jos gules ant taksu
moketoju peciu, ir ju nebus ga
lima atsikratyti sumazinimu
taksu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

AMERIKA atsauke savo
ambsadorius is Graikijos
ir Turkijos, kulrie pargryz-
ia patiekti raportus State
Departmental apie tu saliu
Stu dienu stow.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
NEGAUNA SPAUDOS

Nors karas ir senai pasibai-
baige, Americas Lietuviu spau-
da legaliu budu musu Wis dar
nepasiekia. Tx retkarciais pas
mus uzkliuna vienas ar kitas
laikrascio numeris, kuris cia
gaudomas kaip kokia sventa
relikcija.
Tautieciai, visais jums gall
mais budais siuskite NUNS sa-
vo laikrasciu ir knygu. Ypac
NUNS reikalingos jusu isleis-
tos knygos apie Lietuva ir jos
vargus Angliska kalba, kad ga
letume jas iteikti kai kuriems
UNRRA ar karines valdzios
valdininkams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

NUOMU kontrole nori-
ma pratesti dar Xxi Vasaric
men. 1948 metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
LIETUVIU GYVENI-
MAS VOKIETIJOJE
(DirvOs correspondence
BavarijOje pranesimai)
DAzNEJA DzIOVA

DAZNEJA DZIOVA
Pablogejus gyvenirnui, padi-
deJo ligos. Pas daugeli asme.
nu, ypac pas vaikus, del nepa-
kankamo maitinimo pasireiskia
lvairiu ligu, ypac dziovos sim
ptomai. Kovoti su sia liga,
nesant pinigu ir gero maisto,
yra visiskai negalima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
LIETUVIAI RASYTOJAI

LIETUVIAI RAsYTOJAI
Reikia iskelti Lietuvius ra-
sytojus, zurnalistus, meninin-
kus, 0 ypac mokytojus. Jie,
neturedami ir paciu primity-
viausip salygu savo darbui, ne
nustoja vilties ir toliau raso
veikalus, kuria, moko kitus ir
patys mokosi.
Stai Kemptene Prof. Kolu-
paila, zinomas hidrologas, raso
jau nepirma veikala is hidro-
logijos mokslo srities. Neatsi-
lieka ir kiti. Lietuviu spauda
turi labai blogas salygas, vie
nok nuolat tebeiseina spaus-
dinti, rotarium dauginti ar, pa
galiau, .sieniniai laikrasteliai.
Kas kart susilaukiama daugiau
ir vadoveliu mokykloms.
400 METU
400 metu Lietuviskos knygos
sukaktis iskilmingai pamineta
visose Lietuviu stovyklose. Ia
proga ruosiamos paskaitos, da-
romi pranesimai ir net irengia-
mos Lietuviskos knygos paro-
deles. Lietnviska periodine ir
neperiodine spauda kiekvieno
ietuvio tremtinio yra labai
vertinama, nuolat sekama, mes
tik il siadien dar tebegaivina
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
Holy Ghost High
| Organizes Senior
Scout Council

On Friday afternoon May the
9Th in the Library of the Holy
Ghost School the Senior Glass
Scout troop was invested in Can
die light ceremony. This troop is
made up of % girls in the. High
School department who will have
as their activities, service to 9TH
ers, social adequacy, fun and
recreation for all members. Be-
for entertaining at Foster General
Hospital and making Tray Covers
for it during troop meeting time.
The officers of the troop are as
follows: President Verde Lee Ho-
ward, Vice President Mary d.
Jennings, Secretary Jimmie Ann
Porter, Assistant Secretary Nell
wynn Mingo, Treasurer Bessie JON
es. Mrs. 2. e. Norman is the lead
er of this troop. At this time she is
away from the city on a short visit
but during her absence the troop
meetings are being carried on by
the field director.
On Friday, May 23rd the Inter
mediate troop Of the Holy Ghost
High School will be invested dur
ing a ceremony in the afternoon.
Mrs. Lillian Denton is the leader
of this troop and has been doing a
wonderful job in helping these lit
tie girls to meet their Girl Scout
requirements. The members of the
troop are: Helen Porter, RATHER
inc Stewart, Mary Nell Neal, Pat
ricia Perkins, Christine Brown,
Ruth Ann Triplette, Lois Jones,
Earline Cross, Marian Hollins,
Eardell Howard and Joe Ann
Smith.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
ON THE NEED OF SWIMMING POOL FOR NEGRO
YOUTH IN JACKSON

One of the most voIuobIe facility that be provid
ed for the outlet for those youthful energies the lock OF
wholesome outlet for which, said by oil authorities to
lead TO those acts mong the beginning of delinquency,
is swimming pool Happy is that community that is obe
to provide even such foey for its youth 1t is there
fore with some and pride that the mayor ond Of
cio of Jackson point to the oc that two swimming
pools will soon be ovoobe for the white of the city
There no pool other facility in Jackson where Me-
gro youth swim.
To curbing the growing delinquency of Negro youth,
matter of the greatest concern to intelligent Negro por-
ents and citizens Negro youth need the kind of out
let for their energies other youth The greatest need for
tn Negro youth of the city at this time is swimming pool
This need was probably highighted few days ago
when Negro Boy Scouts we're arrested for swimming IN
the nude one of the creeks the outskirts OF the city
and therefore subjected to psychological experience Who'll
" our of proportion whot must be regarded perfect
" normal actions of normal boys at this season OF the
year.
Under prospective construction is the new Negro city
pork From the point of views of its voue recreotonol
center and as of curbng Negro youth delinquency
it would be of far greater benefit and would meet the op
provoI of the great of intelligent Negro citizens it
some of the less youthfu attractive facilities ponned TOR
the park be cut out tho the park be provided with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
Baby Contest A
Success

We take this method in making
all who helped to make the baby
contest a success. The contest was
sponsored by the Virginia Webb
Temple, 795 West Jackson.
Babies participating in the con-
test were as follows: Bobbie j.
Cunningham, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Cunningham, 322
Young Alley, who won first prize.
Sponsored by Mrs. Birdie Dixon.
Patricia Ann Hayes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hayes, 1873 W..
Oakley, who won second prize,
sponsored by Mrs. Carrie Shep-
pard, Christine Adams, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Adams, 1857
Deerpark, who won third prize,
sponsored by Mrs. L. Huml1y, and
Alfred Scott, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott, 432iW. Pearl ST., sponsored
by Mrs. C. Ramsey, who won third
prize.
Special thanks to these. babies
mothers, sponsors, Mr.. Charles H.
Wilson, Mr.. Leroy Jackson, and
the Brown Sisters of Cobea street
for the music.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
Rev. Walker Is
c0nlnlence cement
Speaker

Rev d. Ormande Walker, pas
tor, Bethel A M E Church, Brook
lyn, N. Y, former president OF
Wilberforce University, WILDER
force, Ohio, and outstanding can
didate for the Bishopic in the
1913 General Confluence of the
A M E Church, Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia will deliver Int commence
ment Address of Campbell Col
lege. AT 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning bringing to a close the
college 1947 commencement sea-
son.
With 81 high school and col
lege graduates, the annual COM
mencement exercises of the col
lege opens Sunday morning May
Is when Rev E. E. Tyler, Union
"A NJ z Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
will deliver the Baccalaurate SER
mon at Pearl Street AME Church.
Rev L. P Pondextr, Pastor, Be-
TIL A M E Church, Vickksburg,
Mississippi, will deliver the an
nual sermon to the Edward w.
Hampton School of Religion at s
o'clock Sunday night ait Pearl
Street Church.
eOther features during the
week will be held at the college
and will include College Class
Day exercises at 8 O'Clock Mon
day night. Annual Alumni and Ia
terary Society Exercises at 8
O'Clock Tuesday night.
Annual Breakfast for Alumni,
Board of Trustees, Graduating
Glass and visitors by President
and Mrs. S. L. Greene Jr, at .
O'clock Wednesday morning and
the Annual Musicale at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday night.
The Board Of Trustees of the
College will meet at O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
Presidnt S. L. Greene Jr., III
commenting on the 1947 COM
mencement program said, that
the program brings to Jackson
some of the most able and out
standing speakers of the church
and that the 1947 commencement
would mark the closing of really
one of the most successful years
in the college history.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
E DIT 9 RIAL S

was held on pending charge Of
murder here last Saturday, after
signing a statement that he had
killed another Negro youth in
Jackson last February. Young
Suits was held after Shepard Lo-
gan, a companion with whom he
was arrested in a raid on a south
side gambling house here signed
a statement that he lent Suits
the knife used in the Staying.
The victim of the Staying Suits
told Police Detective Clifford Fit
ger was COMFY CRANE, a youth
who was slain near Stevens Bar
becue Inn, on the Pocahontas Road
in Jackson, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
IT'S NOT BASEBALL

Everybody now is denying thot there ever was any
notion omonq the ST. Louis CordnoIs Of striking against
ploynq on the same field with jackie Robinson the Dodg
err Negro first bosemon Thots fine
BoseboII is defined as sport and boseboII~ players
OUGHT to be sportsmen sportsmon in book is fell
low who plays the game fair off and on the field with re-
spect for others who follow the same code.
jackie Robinson is such We like to think there
isn't pIoyer on the Cordno team who doesn't want to be
lust as good sportsman as jackie.
Prejudice against man because of his race is the
last thing the world that real sportsman can have in
his heort Its not pIoyng the gone It's not baseball
From the Home News, N 7.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
Rev. Jackson
Delivers Sermon
At baccaIaureate

Rev. Maynard HI. Jackson, pas
tor OF Friendship Baptist Church
of Atlanta, Ca, organizer and
president Of the National Pro-
gressive Voters League will de-
liver the Baccalaureate sermon at
Jackson College at $50 pm. Sun
day, May 25th.
DIR. Will Lloyd lines, President,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
BROWNIE FLY-UP CEREMONY

On Wednesday, May 28th at 4:3O
p. m. at the st. Thomas Lutheran
Church on Montgomery Street the
10 year old Brownies will hold a
Fly-up Ceremony into the Inter-
mediate Girl Scout troop. There
will be Is brownies that will re-
celye wings. All Brownies and
their parents are asked to be pres
ent for this occasion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
A SIGNIFICANT POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT

The Democratic Convention held ct Macon April 80
by Governor NJ E. Thompson and his supporters for the
purpose of oustng the forces of Hermon Tomodge from
the party and at the time setting another Demo-
crotic committee conroI the activities of the party
is the most important development in recent years in the
political life of the stote.
This meeting according to the daily press, was sue
cessfu beyond the expectations Of the most optomste
supporters of Gov Thompson Therefore, unless the To-
modqe forces admit defeat and abandon their attempt tor
political leadership have at present the prospects OF
two powerful forces fighting it out next year in two dit
ferent prmories The Thompson convention which bars
any boiter of the pory from participation in their pri-
mories.
We like the prospects Of two primaries because we
feel eventually it will lead to two pory system which IS
the most wholesome setuP in Democratic nation This
will also mean that the real election will be shifted from
the primary to the general election where it ought to be-
The choenee and opportunity that now confrons the
Negroes of this sote should US to seek sufficiently
strong voting and political strength to be obe to
vent any faction from depvng of the right to vote in
the future Unquestonob the race issue will be the main
issue of next years gubenotionoI election.
From the AtIonto Dolly World.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24

Knoxville College, Knoxville, Ten
nessee will deliver the commence
ment address at 10 a. m. Monday
morning, bringing to a close the
1947 commencement program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
James Suits
Held On Charge
OF Murder

Chicago = (SpeciaD - James
"Jab' Suits, young son of George
Washington Suits, wealthy Negro
Gilman of Jackson, Mississippi,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Bosses Night
Climaxes BPW
Weeks Events

The Wilmington Business and
Professional Women climaxed
the celebration of national Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
week Friday night with their
annual bosses night dinner.
Dale K. Spencer, dean of the
Wilmington college, addressed
bosses and the business women
on the subject and theme of
BPW week, eve Face Tomor-
orw-Educationally."
Emphasizing the vast expan-
sion of education in the United
States since the war, Dean
Spencer said that college enroll,
ment in this country would
reach two and a half million by
1949. SIS, 900 in North Carolina by
that date.
He stressed the fact that by
means of education, the destiny
of tomorrow's world is shaped,
and concluded that the biggest
lob of all time was now III the
hands of the American educa-
tors. =,
Important guests recognized
for the occasion included: the
sneaker, Mrs. Dale K. Spencer,
Emerson Head, j. E. L. Wade,
president of the Lions club;
lcont;nued on Page 5. Column Al
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Lutte Foster $685.
John Casteen
Complete Plans

Miss Lutte Frances Foster of
Louisburg has completed plans
for her marriage to John Luther
Casteen of Wilmington, Sunday
afternoon, October 26, at $50
o'clock in Trinity Methodist
church, Louisburg.
The Rev. R. G.. L. Edwards,
pastor of the bride, will officiate
using the double ring ceremony.
The bride, who will be given
in marriage by her father, Peter
Stapleton Foster, has chosen for
her matron-of-honor, her sister,
Mrs, Maurice Joyner. Miss
Jeanne Craik Shiel, student at
Mars Hill college and sister of
the groom, will be maid
of-honor.
The groom will have as his
best man, William Royal Phelps
Of Raleigh, and ushers will be
Julian Grissom of Wilmington,
John Tucker of Virginia Beach,
and Maurice Joyner and Ben
Massenburg both of Louisburg.
Immediately following the re-
hearsal Saturday evening, the
BRIDES parents will entertain at
a cake cutting for the bridal
party and out of town guests.
Mr.. Casteen is the son of Mrs.
Roy Vernon Page and Luther
Rhodes Casteen of Wilmington.
The following invitations have
been received in the city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stapleton
Foster request the honour of
your presence at the marriage
of their daughter
Lutte Frances
Mr., John Luther Casteen
on Sunday, the twenty-sixth OF
October at half after three
o'clock in the afternoon Trinity
Methodist church Louisburg,
North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Blythe Spirit"
To Be Staged
On October e
Thalian Association To Pro
duce First Show Of
Season This Month

Noel Coward's modern come
dy "Blythe Spirit" will be pre-
sented by the ITALIAN associa-
ton on Wednesday evening,
October 20. Warren L.
Humphrey is directing, assisted
by Benjmin M. Jones, Jr.
he play has been in rehear-
81 for several weeks and the
director states that he is very
pleased with the way the parts
are being handled. All Of the
members of the cast are expert
enced in dramatic work.
Elizabeth Pearsall plays the
part of Madame Arcati, the
medium who rides a bicycle. Al
though a newcomer to local
dramatic circles, Mrs. Pearsall
is well qualified to play this
exacting part. She studied
dramatics at the Woman's col
lege of North Carolina and at
the Columbia university summer
theatre in New York City. She
has played lending parts
in "stage Door" and j. M. Bar
rie's "Dear Brutus." She was
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Community Concert Drive To Open
Tomorrow With Workers Luncheon

tomorrow IN the St. James Pa
IRISH house and will be stated
until 6 pm. Monday with work.
ers prepared to answer inquiries
and take memberships.
Headuarters will be open the
remaining days Of the campaign
Tuesday through Friday Of this
week from 9 am. through 6 2 m.
Anyone who was not a member
of the association last year is
urged to call headquarters and
become a member. Last years
members should have been
called by the worker to whom
they gave their previous mem
berships, but if you were
a member last year and have
not been called by Monday,
please call headquarters.
Anyone desiring lnforma-
ton concerning the campaign is
urgently requested not to call
the telephone numper llSteu U
St. James church. The head
quarters will have its own tele-
phones with numbers, to be pub
lished Tuesday. Mrs. Miriam
Burns, concert chairman, 2-3449,
or the secretary, Mrs. w. G..
Robertson, at 6519, will be glad
TO, answer any inquiries until
headquarters telephones are in
stalled.
It is still not too late to be-
come an active worker in the
campaign. Anyone interested
should contact Mrs. Robertson.
It has been found feasible to
resume the $50 o'clock opening
hour for the concerts this year.
Il is believed that this earlier
hour will meet with wider pub
lie approval than last years
time,