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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

legislative and civic, radio and
publicity, membership, parent
education, teen age recreation,
lowing standing committees are
asked to be present: Hospitality,
room representative, summer
round : up, magazine and vel
fare.
The council officers for 1947-
B are: Mrs. I. J. Sutton, presi-
dent; Mrs. R. S. LeGwin, vice
president; Mrs. Roger McCarl,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Howard Corbett, recording Sc
rotary; Mrs. George Sloan, his
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
Betty Long Rierson,
Ken Alexander To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Randall
Rierson Of Winston-Salem, have
announced the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Betty Long, 10 Walter
Kenneth Alexander, son Of Mrs.
Walter Alexander of Charlotte
and the late Mr.. Alexander.
The wedding Will be an event
Of Wednesday afternoon, No.
yember 10, taking place at 5
o'clock at Centenary Methodist
church, Winston-Salem.
Miss Rierson a graduated
recently from the Presbyterian
Hospital h oil of Nursing,
Nursing. Charlotte.
Mr.. Alexander is a member
of the staff Of The Gastonia
Daily Gazette, and has worked
as sports editor on several
North Carolina dailies, includ-
ing the Kannapolis Independent,
the Charlotte News, and the
Wilmington News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

torian; Mrs. Albert Setter, trea-
surer.
The local presidents of their
respective PTA's are: New
Hanover High school, Walter ].
Cartier; Mrs. Edwin Clark,
Tileston; Mrs. Douglas Pridgen,
Heminway; Mrs. j. D. Lough-
lin, Bradley's Creek; Mrs. F. R.
Fisher, Lake Forest; Mrs. Cur
tbs Hewitt, Carolina Beach; Mrs.
L. E. Woodbury., Jr., Forest
Hills; Mrs. H. J. Getaway, Win
ter Park; Mrs. Robert Damien
baum, Sunset Park; Peter
Groot, Wrightsboro; Mrs. Lest
err Moreadith, Maffitt Village;
Mrs. William Section, Washing
ton Catlett; Mrs. j. l.. Dew.
William Hooper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

Thursday at an informal lunh-
con when Miss Peggy Moore en-
tertained at her home 121 S.
Fifth street. And again
last evening Kenneth and BETSY
were honor guests at a simply
charming coctail party when
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sprunt were
hosts at their home, 1915 Chest
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26
Beta Sigma Phi
Chapter Plans
Harvest Carnival

The Alpha Iota chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi will sponsor a
Harvest Carnival November 5,
at the Community Center, from
8 pm. until midnight.
Entertainment booths will in
clude: a fortune teller, a freak
house, bobbing apples
concession, and candy shops.
Dorothea Jones, social chair
man, says that records will be
played the entire evening for
those attending who would like
to dance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-26

U. S. farm production rose Is
per cent between 1889 and 1914.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
Monticello
James Allison

Shilisoil
Miss La June Rutherford o
Detroit, Mich. visited grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Dane Allen
and friends here. The pilgrim
Rest A. M. f. Church held It,
first quarterly Conference of thi'
conference year on Jan Sc Wit
Rev Eskridge presiding. This wa.
a very successful conference.
The entire city mourns the death
of Rev. Dennis. Among those
present at the funeral were; j
b. Henderson, Joe Roland, Mrs
Matte Brooks, Mrs. Annie M
Collins, Mrs. Julia Baines, Mrs
Zeophas O'Neal, Mrs. Charles H
Jones, and Mrs. Maggie Ridgell
all of this city. :. The students OF
Drew County Training Schoo,
now feel free again after theil
mid-term examinations last week
Nabe Jackson was seriously in
jured Wednesday. Rev. Char
les H. Jones attended the minis
terial council of the Hamburgf
District and the funeral of Mrs
l.. B. Daniels who was burned
to death in her home.
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last Sunday Rev. r. A. Donnel,
State Missionary and Rev.
Dowdle were pulpit guests. Dea-
con Fuller raised S25.6l This
vicinity and adjacent communi-
ty were shocked on January 9th
when the home of Mother Jones
and daughter were destroyed by
fire. Mother Jones, who is 80
years of age was burned to death,
She was a member of the A. M
E. Church. The funeral was at
tended by Rev. Reese and Rev.
Shelton, both of Little Rock,
A musical program was presented
at Mt. Gale Baptist Church on
January 18th by a quartette Of
White City, Pelarm Baptist
Church. F. M. Simpson spent
last week in St. Louis with hi'
daughter, Hazel Simpson. q, Prof.
j. R. Anderson and Mrs. Oats
are reported to be very ILL.,.
The future Of any nation is the
training of it's children. Let us
train our children to read our
own papers more.
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Wells and Dorothy Mae Hendrix
are reported to be i'll A Heaven
and He'll party was given at the
home of Mrs. Sadie Hughes in
the honor of Miss Mable Keith.
Mrs. Virginia Hughes left for
Los Angeles on January 18th j.. i.
CAMPUS GOSSIP: C. McClan-
ahan and frankie Lee Junious
seem to be getting on. 4. Jeth-
ers Harrison and Estella Scrog
gins are really on the beam. g.
c. w. Daniels and EsteIl Lock arc
making goo goo eyes at each
other. Billy Owens wants
somebody's love. -. What has
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SearCY
Eddie Mae Heron

Funeral services for Mr.. Will
am Slaughter were held Jan IL
1t the Bethlehem Baptist Chur-
CHI. Funeral eulogy was delivered
by Rev. William Davis. Funeral
Services for Mrs. Nellie Mar
shall were held Jan Is at St.
Mary's c. M. E. Church. Funeral
eulogy was delivered by Rev
w. ]. Thomas. Funeral ser
vices for Dan Horton were held
Sunday Jan 10. at Bethlehem
Baptist Church. Mrs. Luella
Young entertained her young son
Junian Young. as well as his
guest. with an enjoyable three
course birthday dinner. After
wards 4, surprise birthday party
was successfully carried out at
his home. This was planned by
his wife, Mrs. Jimmy Young. :.
Board No. 2 met at the home Of
AGiM Eta Lee Donaldson. The
vice president Ms. Hmyra
Brooch was In charge. Mrs.
Annie Hanson and hrA Minnie
Turner, Denver, Colo. attended
Ne funeral Of their brother. Will
IAN Slaughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
ebert Walton and family were
::;;lnday dinner guests Of their
sister and aunt Mrs. Eddie M
Heron and Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Berry Sr. Mrs. Emma Webb is
still improving in her home. E. !.
Mrs. Bessie Russ was the Sun
day guest of her daughter and
aunt, Doris Russ and Mrs. Ida
Berry, The Pastors Aid Club
met in the home of Mrs. Lucille
Nance Wednesday night. Rev,
L. M. Bell is still convalescing
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
r. M. Berry ST.. Mrs. Minnie
Shocley is i'll. !. Mrs. Lille Slau-
ghter. Des Arc. is in the city al
the home of her neice. Mrs, Ruby
Crow. SCHOOL NEWS.
Rev. William Davis addressed the
Student Body Monday Jan Is or
Making his Better World.
William Walker. Photographer
made pictures Of the popular
little tot queens.
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Des Arc
Ell M. Brown

Des Arc High and Hickory
Plain school played basketball
last Friday. Mrs. Ophelia Clay
born made brief visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Blanche Williams of
North Little Rock last week
end. s. Mrs. Edyth Curry visit
ed her little son in Little Rock
hospital and reports that he is
much better. Mrs. Minnie Turn
er and Mrs. Ann Harrison of Den
yer, Colo, were brief visitors
here with their sister-in-laW,
Mrs. Lille Slaughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Rezza
Williams, Jun Chase, Mrs. Min
ME Chase, Ruthie Mae Koonce
and Ella M. Brown attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Slaughter last
Monday. Mrs. Lucy German is
recupertaing from a fall of two
weeks ago. Mrs. Amos Lee
has been reported i'll. Mrs.
Ruthie Mae Koonee has gone to
Memphis to visit relatives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
0ARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Fdulile BUTTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert May, Mis-,
Alice Steen Hemmitt. Mrs. C
a. Cleveland and Eddie (Bud
iompson attended a funeral il
'ris :. Mrs Alice Williams ano
s. Corine PER- were called tc
:: bedside OF Mrs. Margare,
Perry in a Little Rock Hospital.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Terrence
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gill
key of Danville were house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bagsby j..
Presiding Elder p. l.. johnson
will hold his first quarterly con-
ference at Bethel A. M. +. Church
January 18th. Rev. o. w. Max
well is pastor. Mrs. Marie
Bennett of Little Rock was cali
ed to the bedside of her brother,
Club Thompson. He has impro-
we'd. Mrs. Frederick James
and son have returned to their
home in Little Rock. Those
on the sick list are Mrs. Rebecca
O'Daniel, ALI Canady, Mrs. f.
II. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis have moved into their new
home -. Miss Corine Burns, Mrs.
Dorothy Lee Burns and child
rem visited their mother, Mrs.
Daisy Good, recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24

siding elder. :. j. w. Bledsoe of
Gregory was admitted to Nc
CURE Hospital here for a few
days treatment. We wish him a
speedy recovery. Mrs. K. M.
Afford, teacher at Carver High
School and her ninth grade class
sponsored at social at the resi-
dence of the teacher; The social
was given for the financial in
terest of the school. Mrs. Ger
aldine Trip spent last week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonia
Gladney of Revels. The Carver
High basketball teams, boys ano
girls took a licking at the hands
Of Eliza Miller High School
teams. Better luck next time
Carver. The End Quarterly
Conference of St. Paul A. M. L
Church will be held on February
9th. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all. Rev. j. d. janet
son is the newly assigned pastor
Aliens day, End Sunday in Feb
uary will be given over to thu
Chapel A. M, E. Church. TIL,
ladies are asking that everyon
will give a dollar on that day
A Pew Rally sponsored by tn,
, popularity contestants, Mrs. Lo
rine Payne, Marie Williams, anC
Geraldine Trip. Mrs. Margare
Gipson is president and Bessie
Greene, secretary.
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CHIDESTER
Andrew NJ. Dinkins

Andrew M. Dinkins
The Friendly Four Male Quar-
tctte is progressing in every way.
This quartette sang at Good
Hope Church Jan. II. This group
is made UP of citizens of Chi
dester, and led by Jessie Will
liams and viii Brown. Mrs. Ida
Alexander andhusband prepared
a great feast for the teachers of
Pleasant Hill School, Mrs. Hat
tie Goodson, Mrs Mary Town
send and Prof Tin McRae. Other
guests were Rev. Cross and wife,
Mrs, Annie Wilson. Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church had a great
service last Sunday, Rev l., D.
Champion seemed to have been
at his best. Andrew Dinkins,
Lee Davis Hines and other sew
enth graders are really scoring
in Arithmetic.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
M. B. Wesley

The Arkansas and Texas Quar-
tett Union was held at St. Paul
NJ. e. Church Sunday. The
Quartet Union lost its founder,
Charlie Wright. Mr.. Wright, a
dutiful member and a Christian
gentleman, was loved by all and
will be missed very much.
The Golden Harps Quartet of
Kilgore sang at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Saturday and Sunday
nights. The Union Will sing
at Lone Oak Baptist Church in
the Iron Mountain Addition Sun
day. Members of the Union are
wishing their leader, (Papa) Ed
die Thompson happy new year.
Mrs. Christine Edwards is union
reporter. Mrs. Marietta Grey
Carson of Los Angeles is visiting
here after a call to the funeral
of an old friend, Mrs. Ludie Nor
ton of New Town. She will Wis
it her husbands relatives in
Shreveport, La, and host OF
friends in Terrell on her return
trip. Ellis Price of Route 6,
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WEST ROCK
j. Leroy Madden, Jr.

S-Sgt. Fred Threet has return
ed to camp in South Carolina
after spending two weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Threet,
1918 N. Valmar St. Henry
Harris and Waymon Moore are
visiting their uncle who is sick. i.
Mrs Porter and Sylias Sanders
from California, and their BROTH
ers, Ithemus from Nance, In
diana, and Ledridge Sanders from
Malvern attended the funeral of
their father, Rev William H.
Sanders, who passed January 9th.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
TexorkQnQ, u. S. A.

Texarkana, was injured seriously
from cuts received at Briggs
Night Spot on Buchanan Ave.
Leola Willis is out on bond to
await the trial date, The Senior
Choir of Sunset Baptist Church
was entertained with Christmas
tree at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Singletary December 26,
Gifts were exchanged and games
were played. A delicious menu
was served to the following: Rev.
and Mrs. D. Edwin Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Singletary, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Lewis, Mrs. Ruth Tolbert,
Mrs. +. B. Jackson, Mrs. Betty
Jones, Mrs. Annie G.. Woods, Mrs.
Gussie Smith, Willie Howard and
l.. G. Cartwright. Little Miss
Elsie Jean Nelson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson Wis
tied her grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs Joseph A. Johnson, Sr., in
Holman, La, during the holi-
days. Mrs. Juanita Henderson
has just returned from an enjoy
able visit in Houston. Miss Ra-
chel johnson of Dallas and Miss
Lillian Margaret Peyton of Ell
Dorado were holiday house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Adams of
Capp St. . Miss Cleo Cayton of
San Diego, California, is here
for an indefinite stay with friends,
Helen Daniels, Mary Frances Ell
lott and Arthur C. Fields.
Mrs. Catherleen Cook of Chicago
Ill, visited the Twin City and
Shreveport, La, during the holt
days. Many parties We're giver
in her honor in both cities.
Mrs. Annie Bell White of Lo.
Angeles, California, visited hen
mother-in-laW, Mrs. Artie White
and family during the holidays
The Debonair Club entertained
their friends December 9th will
gala party in the Stevens Cour
Assembly Room. A course of egg
nog and coke was served by thu
! hostess. SUNSET BAPTIST
: CHURCH, Rev. D. Edwin John.
; son, pastor Pastor johnson
&. preached an inspiring sermon OF
Sunday, In the absence of~Mrs
= Vern II. Lewis, Mrs. Eddie G.
Smith played for the senior choir
Pastor johnson conducted the
quiz at B. T. u. Sunday evening
Funeral services for Net kinley
well known and likeable person
of the twin cities" among both
white and colored, were held Fri
day in the chapel of Richardson
Funeral Home with Rev. J. II.
Wilbert in charge. Rev. Black
preached the funeral. Mrs.
Carrie w. Williams celebrated her
birthday January 3rd at the resi-
dence. 1914 Lee ST. Her children
presented useful gifts to her Mrs.
Annie *. Rosborough and Prof.
B. II. Rosborough were present
and shared the ice cream and cake
served by the daughters of the
honoree. Notice: Please get
your news to the paper boy or
girl by Wednesday of each week;
other wise it will be one week
late.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
MARCHE
Vida l. Wallace

Rev, J. II. Oliver, district sup
erintendcnt Of Fort Smith Dis
trict, held his first quarterly con-
ference at New Zion c. M. f,
Church, West Marche. Mrs.
Beatrice McInnis of Seattle,
Washington, is visiting her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. James, and
her daughter, Mrs. Rosie Marie
King Of Little Rock She also
visited her sister Mrs, Carl White
of Marche, The Art Society
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Clara Richardson January 10th. q,
Thcodis Edden spent the week
erd at the home Of William White
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AUGUSTA
Willie Mae Gipson

Willie Mae Gipson
Mrs. Ira Black who was re-
ntly confined to bed because
illness is up and going again.
Re Quarterly conference. recon
NY held in Jackson Chapel c. NJ.
f. Church was very successful
both spiritually and financially.
SAG was raised. Rev. J. w White,
pastor and Rev w. r. Easley, pre-
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NAH. ORDER
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Moses Franklin

Moses Franklin
Members of Mt. Pisgah Baptist
Church are proud of their new
piano. Misses Ira Gene Ded-
nam and Ora Mae Jones are MAX
ing plans to take music lesson
soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Harris, former members OF Mt.
Pisgah Baptist Church, now re-
siding in Berkeley, California,
send greets back to their friends.
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Albertine Shugart

Albertine Shugart
Miss Ester B. Wells was married
on January 18th to Charles Sum-
merville of Sparkman. . Mrs.
Ozella Utley took a trip to Pres
colt on January 18th. A mems
day program was held in Spark
man on January 10Th. Tom
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24

James Manuel of St. Louis, Mo;
George Washington, brother-in-
law of Denver, Colorado, and
Mrs. Arretha Freeman, niece of
Kansas City, Mo.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-24
By T. Melvin

happened between j, Walker and
Z. c. Henderson, Is it j. w
Austin breaking in? Here's what
9. McClanahan told F. l.. One
is one, two is two, what makes
you do me like you do" Her
disyeen and Oracle have fallen
for Represent and Richard.
Listen in over n V II E M II next
week.
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Brought Cattle to u. 81.
The 6rst cattle Introduced into
America were brought from the
West Indies by Columbus in 1893.
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ders can be bought al Paiterson's
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DR. X. GRINIUS SDEKOJA
AMERIKIECIAMS

80 metu amziaus sulaukes.
po pustreciu metu paIyginus
sunkaus tremtinio gyvenimo Vo-
kletijoj, as, zmona ir sunus 1947
m. Sausio "a d. pasiekeme Jung
tines Americas Valstybes.
Nuo pirmos dienos Xxi siol
mus lydi draugiski sveikinimai,
geri linkejimai, pagarba ir pa
rama. Iskilmingai sutikti New
Yorko uoste ir palydeti j S.
L. A. busta, turejome didi ma
lonuma ta pirma vakara pra-
leisti kartu su JAW Lietuviq
visuomenes atstovais. Isbuve
kelias dienas New Yorke, Su-
tikimo Komiteto bel giminiu
globojami ir vaisinami, galejo-
me bent kick atsipeiketi nuo
sunkios keliones laivu ir pasi-
grozeti miestu. Tuo pat laiku,
LietuviQ organizaciju pastangu
deka, gavau proga susipazinti
SUI JAW stambiausios spaudos
atstovais ir painformuoti pla-
cia Americas visuomene apie
Lietuviq Tautos ir musu Res
publikos nelaimes. Dziaugiuos
pasimates su New York'o mics
to mayoru, Marylando valsti-
jos bel municipaliteto vadovy-
bes zmonemis ir visur susilau-
kes pritarimo Lietuviu sieki-
mui - atstatyti Nepriklauso-
ma Demokratine Lietuvos Res
publika.
Prisimindamas toliau nuoSir-
dzia nuotaika pas pona Minis
tra zadeiki Washingtone, drau-
giskos Baltimores Lietuviq vi
suomenes priemina Kovo l d.,
puosnu bankieta New Yorke
Kovo 8 d., turiu pareiksti kad
isvykdami j Chicago issivezem
daug maloniq atsiminimu apie
Rytines Americas Lietuviu pla-
cia seimyna.
Atvyke ,Chicagon, ryte 19
Kovo stotyje radome geroka
musQ laukianciu Lietuviu buri.
Ta pat diena turejome malonu-
ma per NUNS suruosta luncha
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KAIP RUSAI VERCIA
LIETUVIUS GRYzTI
ATGAL

Paskutiniu metu Rusai daro
didesni ir didesni spaudima kad
Lietuviai tremtiniai gryztu at
gal Lietuva ir ten butu terio-
jami. I Vokietija atvyko spe-
ciales Rusq misijos, kurios su
atatinkan1ais leidimais gall lam
kyti Lietuvius tremtinius ir
juos raginti gryzti. Nezinia
kodel jiems leidziama tai da-
ryti. Ar nsbutq keista kad
pas Amerikiecius atvyktu spe-
cialios Rusq komisijos prikal-
bineti kad jie neklausytQ sa-
vo valdzios. Juk Lietuva te-
bera nepripazinta Rusams, bet
is antros puses Rusams leidzia-
ma terorizuoti Lietuvius.
Tremtiniu tarpe pradetas pla-
tinti Paleckio, buvusio liaudi-
ninku atktyvaus veikejo ir We
liau nuejusio komunistams ber-
nauti, Rusiskai parasytas at
sisaukimas, kuriame kalbama
kad jei dalis turejo begti del
savo rysiu SUI Vokieciais tai
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dalis galejo visiskai am ia i
Lietuvoje pasilikti. Isskaityta
visa eile pavardziq, kurie skai-
toni naciu draugais, ir kurie
neturejo begti. NUNS teko pa
tirti kad visi tie kurie isskai-
ciuoti tame atsisaukime kad
jie galejo ramiai Lietuvoje gy-
venti, artimiausiu laiku visam
pasauliui paskelbs atsisaukima
del kuriu priezasciu jie turejo
is Lietuvos pasitraukti.
Idomu dar ir tai kad atsi-
saukimas parasytas Rusq kali
ba. Jau vien j Lietuvius trem-
tinius kreipimasis Rusu kalba,
sake kad Lietuvoje Lietuviu
kalbai tikrai nazai vietos bell
ko. B. G.
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MANO PADEKA.

pazinti ir daugiau Lietuviu vi
suomenes atstovu. Balandzio
19 d. suruostas bankietas ir po
jo seke pakvietimai j ivairius
susirinkimus, koncertus bel po-
kilius leido NUNS giIiau pazinti
Chicago's Lietuviu gyvenima ir
pajusti tokia pat stipria meile
savo senajai Tevynei karsta no.
ra matyti ja laisva ir teikti pa
galba jos dukterims ir. sunums
tremtyje, kaip ir Rytuose.
Apsistodamas pastovesn a m
gyvenimui Chicagoje, tikiuos
istengsias ir toliau dirbti ben
drai SUI visais Lietuviais uz Ne
priklausoma Lietuva, butt SUI
visa Selma naudingais Lietuviu
bendromenes nariais ir dekin-
gals sios laisvos Sales gwen
tojais, kurioje radome uzuove-
ia ir prieglauda. -
Savo pirmuosius atsiminimus
apie JAW. baigdamas, reiskiu
gilia ir nuosirdzia savo ir savo
seimos padeka uz svetinguma,
parama visiems, visiems, ypac
pagelbejusiam atvykti I. R. R.
Committee, Sutikimo Komite-
tut New Yorke, S.L.A. vado-
vybei, Liet. Gen. Konsulatui,
Liet. Pasiuntinybei Washing
tone, Baltimores Lietuviams,
A. L. Tarybai, Konsului Chi
cago'je, L. Oh. of Commerce
of ILL.,, menininkams bel Lie
tuviu spaudos atstovams, gil
minems ir atskiriems asmenims
New Yorke, Philadelph i j o j e,
Baltimoreje, Chicagoje, kuriu
del ju gausumo, neistengiu is
vardinti.
Ta pacia proga prasau atlei-
dino tu, kuriu pakvietimu, del
suprantomu mano amziuje prize
zasciu, negalejau priimti.
DIR. Kazys Grinius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-13

KOREJOS zmOnes, jausdami
kas ju laukia Sovietu uzimtoje
siaurineje Korejoje, tukstan-
ciais bega j pietine Koreja, ku-
ria laiko savo zinioje Ameri-
kieciai.