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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
TREMTINIU VEIK-
LA DETROITE

Detroito Lietuviskoji visuo-
meme jaucia dideli nora Detroi-
te apsigyvenusiu buv. tremti-
niu eiti bendro Lietuvisko
darbo talka. Taip neseniai, per
visuomenini teisma. buv. trem-
tiniu lupomis kalbejo apie sa-
vo siaubingus vargus musu Sc
noji tevyne Lietuva, o tik ke-
lions demons praslinkus ir
vel tremtiniai stoja j salpos
darba. Jie dalyvauja BALF'o
piknike, rodydami ziurovams
Lietuvisku Joniniu paprocius.
Buvo suvaidintas grazus
Ales Rutos-Nakaites veikalelis
Jonines. Vyriausiose rolese pa
sirode: svajingos, isimyleju-
sios mergeles roleje = V. Wis
keriene, kaimo sokejeles il
bernuzeliu sird*iu valdoves =
A. zemaitier6 kaimo davatke-
les, kuriai ta3iau labai rupi il
vakarusku armonika, mes, kair
il sake "kad negaliu tu, koju
sulaikyti, kai armonika groja'
= patti autore A. Arbaciaus.
kiene. Puiki buvo ir senu gas.
padoriu pora, atejusi SUI jauni.
mu pasilinksminti - tai P
Rukstele ir p. Urboniene. Jie
buvo tikri Lietuvisko kaime
gaspadoriai, tik tik is Lietuvos
kaimo gilumos j Detroito dar.
ia atitraukti.
Kaip, toxic as nepazistu"
stebejosi sena Detroitiete, ziu
redama Ruksteles grima. "Jis
gi tremtinys' = paaiskino jai
Bet senute ir vel stebisi: "Kair
gi toki sena Amerikon ileido? p
Vargas negalais paaiskino
kad tai jaunas vyras seniu pa
sivertes.
Publikai labai patiko "senu.
ju gaspadoriu" sudainuotas
duetas: "Visi zmones man kal.
bejo, kad as vyro negausiu!"
Jis buvo kupinas svelnaus kai.
misko samojaus.
Kitose rolese pasirode j
Paskauskas, J. Budrys, V. Ur.
bonas, J. Duncia ir P. Ceckaus-
kas. Tai Wis geri Lietuvisko
kaimo bernuzeliai, ''paparcio
ziedo jieskotojai''. J. Duncios
armonika visus uzdege save
gaivalisku linksmumu.
Svelnios merguzeles buvo j
Dunciene, M. Navickaite ir P
Ceckauskiene.
Dainos skambejo garsiai il
svajingai. Retas is ziurovu ne
prisimine tolimos teviskeles tV
dainu beklausant. Buta ir asa
ru akyse. -.
Bendrdai, reikia tarti, kad is
vaidybini ansambli. Detroitis-
jie ilgainiui sudarys nebloga
valdibini ansambli. Detroitis-
kiai ypac laukia savarankisko
tremtiniq pasirodymo, kuris
bus pirmas toks savos zanru pa
sirodymas Detroite. Jis numa-
tomas Lapkricio menesi.
Publikai paaiskinimus teike
D-jos pirmininkas T. Dam
brauskas; vaidinimo parenge-
jas - inz. P. Ceckauskas.
Piknikierius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
LIETUVIU TEISININKU
DEMESIUI

Lietuvos teisininku tremti-
niu draugijos centro valdybos
pavedamas maloniai praSau vi
sus USA Lietuvius teisininkus
ir atvykusius is tremties Lie
tuvos teisininkus pranesti man
savo nuomone apie Lietuviu
teisininku organizavimosi rel
kala.
Dipl. teisininkas j. Gliaudys,
1900 Lindsay avenue
Detroit 10, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
MYKOIAS LFMEZTS kuris


MYKOLAS LEMEzIS, kuris
dar buvo zinomas kaip Michael
Lemish ir kitokiais jo vardo is
kraipymais, pirmiau gyvenes
So. Boston, Mass, ir velesniais
laikais isvykes j Detroita, jei
yra gyvas lai atsisaukia pas
adv. BagoIiu. SvarbQs reikalai
jo naudai. Jei yra mires, lai
kas Zinc apie il tuoj susiraso
su adv. Bagocium, pas kuri jis
paliko testamenta.
Atty F. j. Bagocius
3O2 West Broadway, So Bos-
ton, Mass. (24)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
PLIENO KAMA PAKILS

PLIENO KAMA PAkILS
Plieno industrijos vadai pra-
mesa kad ateinanciais metals
plieno kama pabrangs, ir. sake
plieno reikalavimai bus dideli,
taip kaip dabar yra, kurio Wis
pakankamai negalima prista-
tyti.
Plieno darbai, sake, els ge.
raj Xxi gallo siu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

VEL PARVEZTA 4459 ka-
riu lavonai is Pacifiko salu, ]
San Francisco uosta. Is ten
jie isveziojami j ivairius mics
tus giminems kurie pageidavo
kad ju artimieji zuve kariai bu-
tu parvezti palaidojimui savo-
Sc kapinese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

41,000 myliu modernisku vies-
keliu, sudaro galimybe vasaro-
tojams pasiekti visus tos dide-
les ir ivairios valstijos kam-
pus. zuvauti megstantieji pa
sinaudoja Sios valstijos upemis
ir ezerais, ir kartu SUI jais ato-
stogas praleidzia ju seimos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

SIQSKIT Dirvai zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jasu koloni-
joje, paduodant amziu ir kill
ma is Lietuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

MEDzIOKLE ir zuvininkys-
te sioje salyje yra daugybes
milijonu bizniai, virsijantys in
eigu didumu visus sportus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-18

REIKALINGA MOTERIS
ar mergina, prie namu uzlai-
kymo. Vieta ant visados. Ad-
resuokit:
George,
1859 Dodge Rd. 2
Van Dyke, Mich
Evening star., 1948-01-14
HOUSES FOR SAlE-S.E. tcont.)

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcent., /
s..MTnis s.F oT Ss.nsifG hons s . has lvs 1a. lm.
with fireplace, din. srm.. kit, 2 bedrms !,
esfsr sssn With Rr,ssa sss.es is esn' esss
:. aEAIyY sSs co,; 1911 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1000
SoNGREss e III oHGTs., 5as LeBaum st ST.
Lovely prewar semidet brick; 5 rms. oil
send: JAMES CARROLL. TR OH; eyes.
y 5000 go CASH give. you possession 81 Il !.
sa .pps ssnss ss .ss x safHss sSo RE e.
coLoRED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. Sc
6 rms, automatic heat; excellent condition:
2sSSDsS down es Ms Ss daat sa5
e6 ee6oLod!RSElDizvAcANr.s7so down. We
bses home ns Can .s6 sGRETY REaY "a o
EX. 1914; eyes,, MA. 1854. Ext. 5I6. lie
coLoRED1LINcoLN PARK, 18th and DI
ss4s. KAY Y Realty c.. Co. "a. M 900 zoo untii NTH
AT PA. AvE.-Brick g.
rm.,, bath, porches. gas heat. stove and
'aFa ACE e HRassh RHAhrs sssss g..
coLoRED-1sa D ST, s.E.-sl 900 down.
good terms; apt. units, 5 baths, o.h.-wh |
Semidet. brick. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnick. with A. M. DRAISNER, |
4 da04 st. NV, MA. so36. Home. GE.
COLoRED-15ae E ST. s.E.-Rrick, 81
rms and bath. 2 kits: $1,000 to S.. 900
cox 8s CO., RE. 1888.
COL LORED-GI WITH $3.50 CASH. Row
brick, rms. and bath, 2 rms. in base
and E SITS. Sc. Only SIO,250. T. B.
BURGESS, VI. 2SO2 until 8. -l6
COLORED-$S. 1OO-7-rm. detached brick
and frame. 7th st. Sc; h.-w.h. $4,000
down. Cali Mr. Hogan, PRUDENTIAL
REAL ESTATE CO.. Ma. 47O9 until 8 pm.
CnLORED-A HOME WITH AN INCOME;
7-rm. brick. arranged into 3 apts.: h-wh;
garage; only S11 800; So 900 down Call
Mr.. Ritzert. PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
CO, Ma. 4T09 until 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Iwo 6-rm: brick
houses in established section; wooded Lots: lots:
f1ntsn f% and sFEs fas EQUIP m 5m ft wn 5siees
ment mem wit With toll toilet and outside ent. Houses
si5,a5o with substantial down paymsept
afes'sHsS ave' about !. nj. past chevy Chase
hoase from 1-e sans dsily tneI sundas MEA
R0MBeSUfHekp 9TsT 6Sfe D. tNe e LTNE9We Nj se have or
nice homes in nearby Md. some with small
down payments; May have on one Rg.iTy tSE y9g;
saRv1cE Sci I'll + fa,4 ri Pa. 'a ave- Sc H. hAI,
rm; bungalow with small down IL, pssmens sSnHsn
fences. i Price. slo.5oo. ROBERT s.
Rssttsvilfs, Rauis s Nd. Nd WA. 1900. Open daily
se,56o saa saSs Down VIII move you into this va
line. near Michigan PIX; concrete, porch;
rqits prieed s'at' at si6.35o ; ROBERT 5. DAVIS 4
ATTENTION, GIs--Beautiful stone Cape
and bath: md d. has living rm. bedrm.,
Kit. and bath and rents. for s55 per mo.
Sss e; IT, s5s
daily and Sunday until 9. -l5
BRICK BUNGALOW, Takoma Park, Md
8 rms, all on one f., plus finished attic.
full bsmt, gas heat screens, storm win
dows: fast poss. Price. S14250. ROBERT
S. DAVIS = CO.. Hyattsville. Nd. WA.
cONvENIENT CON- to Nd. University-Modern
6-rm.. 2-story Colonial home on lge:
wooded lot: full bsmt,: oil heat; good
s. DAVIS & co; 5so4 aooe Baltimore avs, avs,
and Sunday until 8. -15
BRADLEY BLyD.-Gentleman's sm. estate
The place for the family who wants every
thing; horse stalls. tennis court, 10 rms,
baths, 3 lavatories; separate servants
quarters; magnificent library, beaut car
peting, cherry floors. cond. Of entire prop
erty perfect; immed. possession. H. J.
KORZENDORFER CO., INC, Builders, OIL
1896. Realtors. Ewes, Mr.. Harper, WI
LOCUST HILL EsTATE-Lovely brici
home with liv. rm., dining rm:. kit, den
| Iavatory, heated sunrm.. bedrms,
baths; large fenced lot; priced under re.
production cost II. J. KORzENDORFEF
| CO., INC, Builders, OIL. 1886, Realtors
Ewes. Mr. Jones, WI. 2414. is
BEST SECTION OF BETHESDA - Bun:
galow, $12,50o, excellent cond:; hardEooe st
brand-new electric stove; attached garagYs
trsnsp. and shopping. Shown by appoint
200 or AT 2549. VICTOR WICKER
aHAM, 1925 41st st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheast.

FINE HOME FOR SMALL FAMILY. River
Terrace n.e:-5-room all-brick home. full
basement, storm windows and doors, front
CO. CO. ss74' MARSHALL "'.y'Hi j. WAPLE C.,
PAsToR-LUTz. INC.-F st. ne. very nice
. apartments. each with kitchen and pri-
vate bath: upstairs apt. rents for $50: 1st
floor ready of for occupancy: total price
Sasnce Sa ike rent aeS csI E3 a5s5 till
W00DRIDGE. south of Rhode Island ave.
full cellar, oil hot-water heat. oak flooring
on 1st, covered front porch. insulation.
storm windows TeatherstFip
cellent condition. quick possession. If you
prefer call the owner-occupant, MI. 517l
s4s gesp reaeha Sy sons
south @ from from Rhode island ave. By Gath s St
to the, intersection Of Hamlin pl, and Bel
air; q x koulS Na IA +; SHOEMAKER 1919 K ST.
II3 Tth ST, Notwithstanding row
brick. rms, bath, 2 nice porches. oil
h.-w.h., garage; $1,000 cash, $50 monthly
TON JEFFREss Ex 321O, NO. s124.
NORTH CAPITOL AND r. I. AyE..-Colo-
nial row brick, s spacious rms, incl. Sleep
% ns Cali rs nH ss ses ess Psce c
RIVER isfSf I'1q TrKRAcE ii: M Nf.@Xstraetve e-sr-
old row brlck, spacious rms, TIE pdtn,
&C. heat Reasonably priced. Call CO
1898, PECK CO., 340S 18th st. ne. GE.
9TH 9TH AND MONROE SITS. NE, near Cath
Ollie U-Semidet.; 6 rms, bath: stove and
refgr.; oil heat; det garage. Owner says
sell Priced at only 1850. Call Mr.
Crockett, SH 1914. with LEGUM & GER
Der REALTY CO., AID. 1900. IA
Exceptional VALUE" - The ownel
says sell this immaculate 5-rm.. bed
rms, tiled bath home. Owner has bought
larger home. AT $3.50, this is an ex-
ceptional value of very clean row brick
home. it is close to good shopping ane
transportation. Call NE. 143 until .
pm j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: modern 5-rm
brick, in new-house eond.: located iI
rooms and tile bath: basement, &C. heat
screened front porch. attrac. price fol
day TT phone TR. 1875 or car at once, a4s5
Benning I'd. ne; evenings, WA. el99
DAVY & MURPHY. IL
RESTRiCTED NE. sECTION-6-rm.. bath
full basement, detached; extra bldg. lot
INCOME PROPERTY, mr.. 18th and C ne
Two three-rm., kit. and bath apts.; ont
two-rm., kit and bath apt oil heat
gross S155 per mo. Call Mr.. Gavin, witt
n. G. SMITHY CO.. MA. 5e03i res. pU
477O. lis
Evening star., 1948-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-southeast.

NEW DET. BRICK, ready to, move in;
6Ay alabama ana RgssoUFy Hsisns ana 's
SR Pss sa5F s ST ?%' 81 Ss
EaRs ~ 81 f4os Of G GOOD dsiS Hope I'd
Sc: beautiful 7-yr. old semidet. corner
shower; automatic heak rec rm; lovely
ss aRP Ria'.s SSE
CONGRESS HGTs.-Detached frame. 8
rms, tiled bath, h.-w;;h.; tremendous lot
gives the children place to play; within
and stores, but quiet street: being sold to
settle estate; possession at settlement
Evenings cal call " 6551, JOHN L. SHELTON
HTILcREsT afIi.cI; ST AREA-e-family brick home
Of Of finest prewar construction; l apt rented
6oLosEpelosElR 56 SsfG efl5 IL PIE $50: at
Of poom and eah
CONVENIENT s.E. LoCATIoN-s11 $50,
eorner homie S Of n i and
eso esson with AaHhf' a6ek DrfTD 81 2ssf
NEAR EASTERN HIGH-only $1,000
Colonial row brick, S rms and bath,
H-H.H, poECueS. IclsI. anu otOfe.
II H1BRS RiSs co eOna g9ss ssao q e., oHSe m VIM
We sf Have wi 6 se0 Gs ooa an and up some
hme sms see as asTn now RARY ye
30s Pa. ave. Sc" Ii. 0346; eyes, AT. 1858.
sEM1DETACHED, DUPLEX. s1s,sso. 1ath
bedrm. apts in one bldg; Full basement,
2 gas furnaces, air-cond. heat Outside
entrance Kitchens are fully equipped
ern tiled bath rooms. Venetian blinds,
peri oak floors. back porch. To reach:
Out Nichols ave. to Portland ST.. left to
FL E!sR to saHfaass ST sales s sth
$1,000 DOWN, ss5 A MO. will buy det
corner, 6-rm. home. oil INV. heat; of
usual opportunity. indeed; JOHN H.
HOME, HILLCREsT AREA-,We have sew
S5as ahS nS9fs s e.
CoNGREss HEiGHTs-Brick, s rms;
eash Ssm Sa months sas neat ca sfes til s.
ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1214 Pa. ave. Sc:
OFF PA. AVE, Hillcrest area-;Brick and
frame . rms, bath; bsmt;: l oil heat heat gar;ii gar
til s, FR, 77I7' ACE REALTY SERVICE,
DUPLEX, : UNITS; rms. kit, din, and
ton Gail iii s. FIR. 77l7, ACE REALTY
SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. Sc.
DETACHED BRICK. nearly new. > rms,
tiled bath and shower, beautiful oak
floors, full. light bsmt. with rear exit, gas
heat; conv. location, immediate poSs
f2 $50 down, small mo- payments OF $50
MAX MILLER. 500 11th st. Sc. FIR. 21O0.
FROM OWNER, $1,000 down; bungalow; 8
nice rooms bath; aeas house in excel c9nsd''
0NLY So 900 CAsH-s-rm. bungalow,
near Minnesota ave; and Randle Circle;
many other fine features; quick possession:
only S9,950. T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2s02
FHLI e PRICE ONLY ss,soo-5-rm. and
bath bricktex bungalow at 1907 v st. in
nearby Bradbury Hgts., Md; oil h.-w.h..
dble. garage bsmt.; clean as pin: ex-
ceptionally fine value; $4,000 cash. 7. D.
BRHND-NEw BsaeSiw BRICK. DETACHED two.
gas &C heat. full bsmt;. @ nice . I Ist: 9 out I
T. D. BURGESS, VI 2sOa It'll s. -.l6
215 1lth ST. S.E.-S-rm. row brick. 2.
car gar, long yard; clean, ready to move
| in; priced right. Call Mr.. .zagami, RA
coNGRESs CONC HGTs.. 41s Orange st-semi
det. brick. arranged as 2 complete apis
each consisting OF liy. rm., bedrm;, com
pletely equipped kit. and tile bath; ap
proved rent. unfurn., $3.50. Here Is you,
| for your home; substantial down paymen
| and SEQ 56 per mo- pays everything
Inspection by appointment. JAMES CAR
ROLL. TR (l1l1: ewes, VI 1857 -16
Evening star., 1948-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthxe.,.

COLORED-223 F ST. s.W.-$295 down,
easy terms: S-room semidet. brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
A. M DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV, MA
SO3R Home. GE 09qT -
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
Mrs. Griffin
Entertains
At Bridge
PAGE TWO

Mrs. o. Griffin of Jackson
Street entertained with three
tables of bridge at her home
Friday evening.
The house was lovely with
arrangements OF lavender pink
and white chry santhemums.
Margaret received at the door
with her mother, and later pre-
scented the guests with their tai
lies,
After several PROFESSIONS it
was found that Miss Viola Clio
yer held the highest score made
daring he eycuiAs, Miss Ada
Edwards held second high and
Miss Omara Daniel held the
high cutting card for floating
prize. The hostess presented
them with prizes.
At refreshment time a deli
cious and attractive salad plate
with coffee was served.
Those enjoying playing were
Misses Martha Craddock, Hart
Sheridan, Verna Eddins, Ada
Edwards, Virginia tergerson,
Anna Edgerto7, Viola Glover.
Ruth Davis, Sybil Beaman, Mar
jorie Cannon, Omara Daniels
and Mrs. Sam 7, Brown.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
Local Chapter of OES to
Be Host TO District Meet

Hearne School beginning at 200
p. N.
This is the first time the dis
trict meeting has ever been
held in Roanoke Rapids and
plans indicate 2 successful pro-
gram. Every chapter will have
part in the meeting, with Mrs.
Ivy Mohorn presiding as worthy
matron, and IVY Mohorn as
worthy patron.
The program will open at 200
o'clock with q rituallstic Ad-
dress of Welcome by Mrs. Mo-
horn. Reports will follow and at
$50 the session will adjourn to
I the high school cafeteria where
turkey dinner will be served.
At 7:30 p. m. the meeting
will be called from refresh
ments to labor, at the Clara
Hearne School with the James
B. White Chapter No. 1879 from
Henderson ceremony of "Drap-
ing the Alter, opening the eve
ming session.
Local women serving on COM
mittees are Mrs. Alice Miller,
district chairman, Mrs. Mary
Bunch, registration and Mrs
Sara O'Briant as publicity
chairman.
The Fourth District includes
the following chapters which
will be present for the meeting
Royal White Hart, No. 10 of Hal.
flax; Royal Hart, No. 20, Little
ton; William B Barrow, No. 80
Louisburg; Glover, No. 107
Bailey; Lydia No 100, Rocky
Mount; Emera, No. 119, Roa
noke Rapids; Norlina, No. 1873
Norlina,; Wellons, No. 1857, Ep
som; Eufield. No, 1888, En-
field; James B White, No. 1879
Henderson; Rich Scare, No. POI
Rich Square; PenGleton, U. D.
Pendleton; and Seaboard, U. Z
Seaboard.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
Mrs. Fucker Is
Hostess To Her
Bridge Club

Mrs. Al Fucker entertained her
bridge club Wednesday evening
at her home on jefferson street.
The house was decorated
throughout with lovely chrysan-
themums with the color deep
red predominating.
At 900 o'clock soft drinks
with cheese straws were served
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
] OWN TALK

Miss Mary Ellen Currin and
Miss Rob Cherry local teachers,
spent Saturday in Richmond.
Miss Margaret Boone is spend
ing the weekend at her home in
jackson.
Mrs. Ada DECIDE of Vancou-
yer, Washington, spent the past
week with her sister Mrs. L. ].
Mead of Roanoke Avenue.
Mesdames R. L. George, A. o.
George and daughter, Margaret
Lou spent Saturday in Rich
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thompson
and family are spending the
weekend at Morehead CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thorn
are spending The weekend in
Lumberton, attending the we'd
ding of Mrs. Thorne's nephew,
Sandy McKinnoa of Lumberton
to Miss Martha Bowman.
Mrs. Julius Hall of Roanoke,
Va, arrived Friday to spend
several days with her daughter
and son-ln-law Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. McClung and family on
jackson Street.
Miss Mabel Kirkland and Mrs
A, S. Whitby spent Saturday in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Smith
Edith Revelle ard Ernestine
Smith, a student in Richmond,
attended the r. C. A.-Victor
television showing. at the John
Marshall Hotel in Richmond,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. A. Kidd spent
Saturday in Richmond.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14

After several progression Mrs.
Bill Bunting was found to hold
the highest score for the even
ing. Mrs. Stewart Wilson won
second high and Mrs. Charles
Dickens consolation. They were
presented prizes by the hostess,
Those present were Mes
danes Bill Bunting, Stewart
Wilson, Charles Dickens, Thomas
Harris, Lewis Tickle, Cathryn
Murray, Jim Meyers and Rich
ard Collins.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
Sunnyside Garden
Club Will Meet
Monday Afternoon

The Sunnyslde Garden Sluo
will meet in the home OF MIS-
M. H. Hedgepeth on Monday al
..,..-,.4 -.u,-iA&c. l9gh al o;oo
81, John .iest, Mrs. Sam
Durham aud Mrs. w. q. Bunch
as joint hostesses. Each mem +,
Der is asked to bring a bulb
for exchange.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14

iaht November 18th at summary of the foreign mission
1880 short program study oooA Ae'' 'o ZIG "Noe
A. p., ser,;co given World" Members of all circles
rom III, Nv 49, Circle Mrs are urged attend this meeting
-. O,.or,,.n will give a sit
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14
Rosemary Baptist
WINS Will Meet
Monday Night

The Woman's Missionary Soc
iety of the Rosemary Baptist
.shurca will h old its regular
monthly meeting in the Junior
Department of the Sunday School
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-14

The best syrup for sweetening
fruits for freezing is a blend of
light corn syrup and sugar.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Withdrawal at This Til
By Constontine Brown

Establishment of the Soviet block
ade in Berlin last spring caught
the United States diplomatically m-
prepared.
This explains why the Truman
administration, backed in its BIZ
partisan policies by the representa-
tives of the Republican Party, chose
to make that city its "Verdun," and
put all its diplomatic eggs in one
basket, announcing to the world
as the French did at Verdun-"T They
shall not pass
Nevertheless, at this time when,
in the eyes of the world, American
policy appears firmer than ever,
much thought is being given in the
State Department and Department
of Defense to ways and means of
evacuating Berlin some time next
spring If, In the meanwhile, the
Russians do not decide to provide
us with face-saving formula.
Airlift Expensive
At present it would be political
suicide even to discuss the Western
Allies withdrawal from Berlin. Not
only is our entire prestige in Europe,
the Far East and Latin America
at stake, but We have stirred the
Germans in the western occupation
zones to a high degree Of excite
ment over Berlin, which, from the
strategic and 1ogistic point of view,
is a dead loss.
The maintenance of the airlift,
which is the only remaining avenue
for supplying the 100000 Western
Berliners with q minimum of sub
sistence, is costly not only in
money (some $40,000,000 monthly
but also in equipment.
We do not have an unlimited
number Of air transport planes,
and at the present rate of move
ment 1t is conceivable that within
the next six months most of our
air transports will be worn out,
even if accidents are avoided and
the Russians do not interfere.
For political reasons we can and
will maintain the airlift as an ex-
pedient. But it is highly doubtful,
in the minds of those who look at
the problem realistically, that this
can be continued Indefinitely, even
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Rough Winter Ahead for Operation Tttles'

The passenger Templehof hal
line opportunity
the passenger and he only military business visiting
respondent, rides with the
All Operations on 24.Hour Schedule
The United States arli
arate air corridors The British operation smaller
planes flies both through the third corridor practically glider
hop of only 65 10 miles from Berlin into the British toward
Hamburg All operations 24ho schedule the drone
engines in the air Berlin Thousands OF Berners line
the fences Tmpeho daily watch the planes arrive
Pilots all receipt of plenty of clippings
families back homemany Temporary duty can't
get their wives and children to Gemancppng about the Soviet
interference with the airl But they unanimously report
United States plane has yet been hit by bullet anacra
shell or rammed by Russian fighter
Flying exLufwae, Red Air Force strips in the
rdo this correspondent could find Russian Yak Reaves
ron In the air and ne Yak once flew across our nose about an
eighth of mile away"
While the captain telling this the lost in
q detective story.
pilots o airlif
Operation Vit unanimous agreeing that the
will be this blockade continues
the like the running the operation confident
they keep civilians western sectors fed
and supplied with coal to cook and heat by.
Winter Outlook Not Pleasant
Today lights 80 pm. anywhere from
to while hot water available from to in the morning
from night Families of American personnel
until November It going be uke winter during
wartime, far heat concerned something
will remember without pleasure.
The shops less food and goods than
those three western there small
patching buildings
In the zones But life does 20 on For couple of dollars yo can
visit pleasant club excellent German champagne
eat reasonably well to the music OF ivey dance band
Naturally considerable in
bodys is good the next The result though desire
Of Army civilian families to the children
home and few are going oca policy to remove no one and
In fact new dependents arriving daily in Germany by ship from
the United States.