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VENGRIJOJE dar kovo-

vojAma prizes komunistus:
kick dar laisves turi, Ven
grijos kardinolas .paskelbe
ekskomunikacija items sci
mo atstovams kurie RENE
suvalstybinima baznytin y
mokyklu. Suvalstybinimas
reiskia tu mokyklu -paeml-
ma j komunistu rankas.
Reikia laukti kad komu-
nistai tuoi prades suiimine!-
|ti Vengriios dvasiskius il il
kaltinti ''liaudies priesais"
Uz tai gi seka dideles baus.
mes.
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AmerkieGai r Anglai leuaeI SoVietaIY BeE|!ynO
U. S. Posiunte VoLietijon Dougiou Koro
Lektuvy. Oru Pristoto BerIynui Moistq

dytu, kaip Maskvos supla-
nuota.
Kadangi U. S., Britannia
ir Prancuzija ikuria vaka-
ru Vokietijos valstybe So
vietai pasiryze ta patti pa
daryti rytuose. bet SUI pla-
nu pajungti visa Vokietija
po savim. panaudojant uz-
grobima Berlyno.
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NKVD "zYGIAT"

Aukstosios Panemun6s walls
ciuje, silenu kaime, pas viena
Lietuvi uz6jo ginkluoti enka-
vedistai. Padare krata, bet ME-
ko itartino nerado. Pc to ban
de isprievartauti seimininko
dukteri, bet tevai soko ginti.
Suzvereje Rusai teva imete
sulini, 0 motina If dukteri L.
prievartave nusove.
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Oklahoma valstijoje sio-
mis- dienomis potvinyje zu-
vo apie 10 zmonip.
sioje salyje ir Kanadoje
spaustuviQ darbininkai n
n1iestuose tesla ilgus strei-
kus pries ellie dienrasciu,
taciau laikrasciai iseina'
panaudodami kitus budus
Iiaikrasciarns spausdinti.
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: .'''laaAl|[ ::
Maistas lures Atpigti?

NEKURIE ekonomistai tik-
rina kad del sios vasaros gero
lauku derliaus turetu atpigti
malsto kainos. Taciau, praejus
Jau pusei siu metu, kada .jau
anktyvesniu uzderliu pjutis ge-
rokai isisiubavo, pagrindiniai
malsto produktai tebesilaiko
aukstomis kainomis ir nesima-
to jokio pagerejimo.
Svlezia mesa ypatingai lai-
kosi brangiai.
,Nors Xxi siolei maisto bran
gumui priezastis buvo paduo-
DANA didelis reikalas aprupin-
ii duona kitas pasaulio dalis,
sios vasaros grudu derlius Eu-
ropoje irgi pranesama yra ge-
ras, taigi ia kliutis kuri buvo
maisto nepigimui symet nera
tokia didele.
Birzelio menuo paprastai ne
ra lemiantis, taigi zinovai lau-
kia Liepos pabaigos, kada jau
bus visai aiskus siu metu der
liaus gausumas. Sake, kainu
pasikeitimo pasirodymo reikia
tiketis tarp Liepos pabaigos ir
Rugsejo vidurio.
PLIENO kainos symet bus
pabrangintos vel, tikrina dau-
gelis plieno industrijos vadq.
To priezastis, sake, yra .pake-
limas algu angliakasiams.
Kaip tik angliakasiai gauna
daugiau algu, ir plieno darbi-
ninkai to pareikalaus, ma o SUI
algu pakelimu eina ir plieno
kainu pabrangimas.
Pabrangus plienui, pasoks ir
ju produktu kainos = reiskia,
visokiu reikmenu, smulkiu ir
didesniu, kainos pakils.
Nors nekurios dideles korpo-
racijos stengesi palaikyti kai-
mas zemesnemis, taciau viena
po kitai dideles korporacijos,
kaip paw. General Motors, SUI
tiko pakelti algas, ir tuomi pri-
sidejo prie reikmenu kainu pa
branginimo.
GYVENAMQ nanny kainos
20-tyje didesniu Sales miestu
per Geguzes menesi kick nu-
pigo. Bet tas nupigimas skai-
tomas siaip: kainos nukrito Xxi
140T, kick dabar yra pakilu-
sios virs 1859 metu laips-
Mo.
Dabar pavienis namas parsi-
duoda, bendrai imant, po $1O,-
9O3, kuris 1889 metals parsi-
duodavo po $4,599.
CHICAGO. - International
Harvester Co. darbininku unija
issauke j streika $4,000 darbi-
ninku dirbanciu tai kompanijai
keliuose miestuose, po to kai
issibaige unijos sutartis. Uni
ia pareikalavo algq pakelimo !;
po dvieju dienu streiko darbi-
ninkai vel gryzo dirbti.
Ia kompanija isdirba ukems
apdirbti masinas, dirbtuves tu-
ri keletoje valstijq.
AKRON, Ohio. - Is keturiu
didziujq gumo produktq isdir-
bysciu tiktai u. S. Rubber Co,
Xxi siol isliko be naujos sutar.
ties SUI unija, kuri atstovaujs
jos 1900 darbininkq.
| Kitos dideles gumu isdirby.
stes: Goodrich, Goodyear, il
: Firestone jau pakele algas sa
vo darbininkams. Sakoma, bus
: lpabranginta automobiliq ratl
: ir kiti gumo iSdirbiniai.
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CEKOSLOVAKIJOS S

cialdemokratQ partija, 6O
metu kovojus uz demokra-
tia, tapo galutinai komu-
nistu partijos praryta. So
cialistai kaip paprastai pa
linksta j komunistus. So
cialistu vadai atlaike ben
dra posedi su komunistais
ir uzgyre istojima j komu.
nistu partija.
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New YOrke mire tulas
skurdziai gyvenes Henry
Won Der Held, 76 m. amz.,
bet jis paliko apie $4,000
Rusijai. Polici.ja tyrineja
|kaip toks Vokiska pavarde
senukas galejo taip Russia
vertinti.
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JAPONIJOJE. iskilus ze

JAPONUOJE. iSklIuS Ze-
mes drebejimui Kukui mie-
stelio ir apielinkes srityje.
Siomis dienomis zuvo virs
5000 zmoniu, virs 1000 XII
tu suzeista, daugybe liko
be pastogiu. Su drebejimu
miestelyje kilo gaisrai, ku-
rie prisidejo prie gyvasciQ
zuvimo padauginimo.
Toje placioje srity:je TUX
stanciai zmoniu neteko sa-
vo namu.
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ITAIIJOS kOmunistu vs

ITALUOS kOmunlstu va
das Togliatti. sugrlzes is
nezinomos keliones anapus
gelezines uzdangos. gal but
buvo apsilankyti Maskvoje,
paskelbe jog pustrecio mi
liiono Italu komunistu pra-
des atkaklia kova prizes pa
naudojima Marshallo pla'
no pagalbos Italijai.
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NAIl1N lMAS VlKS PO-
RIOS MILIJONU LIKO
KEBLUS DARBAS
Washington, Liepos 1.
Berlyno padetis pablogejo
tick kad U. S. patrigubina
savo karisku lektuvu B-29
skaiciu Europoje.
Waist. Sekretorius Mar
shall paskelbe, "Mes pasi-
rye Berlyne laikytis", ir
ta patti pranesa Britu uzsie-
niu reikalu sekretorius Be-
vim. "Jeigu kada buvo rel
kalas NUNS laikytis tvirtai
tai dabar tas laikas', parei-
ske Bevin.
Sovietams uzkirtus Bri-
tams ir Amerikieciams ke-
Illus pristatyti maista savo
zonoms Berlyne. kur gyve-
ma virs 100000 zmoniu ir
kuriuos reikia maitinti, U.
S. ir Britannia pristato rel
kalinga maista transport
niais lektuvais. Naudoja-
ma 200 dideliu prekiniu or
laiviu gabenimui reikmenq
j Berlyna.
Rusai sulaike ir laivu j
Berlyna plaukima Elbe upe
su maistu ir reikmenimis:
Sovietai pasiryze Ameri-
kiecius, Angus ir Prancu-
zus is Berlyno isstumti, If
isstumti greitai, kaip da-
bar aiskeja.
Skubiai steigia valdzia
Radio ziniomis is Vokie-
tijos Liepos / d., vakaru
sajungininkai sutare lelstl
Vokieciams savo triju 20
nose pasigaminti demokra-
tine konstituci:ja. kuria We
liau sajungininkai patik-
rims ir sulyg kurios Woke
ciai gales pradeti patys sa-
We valdytis.
Gen. Clay, Americas ko.
mandierius Vokietijoje. is
Frankfurto. savo stovyklos.
pranese kad padetis su Ru-
sais visai blogeia.
Rusu atstovai pamete ~
isejo is bendro sa:iunginin,;
ku komisiios posedzio il
daugiau sake netures jokiu
pasitarimu SUI kitais saiun::
gininkais. Tas parodo kac
Maskva jau nusisprende ell
gtis savotiskai su Berlynu
Vakaru sajungininku ko
misija rengia Stalinui ben
dra protesta.
Westinghouse Ruosia
Maskvai Stipria Nota
Raudoniesiems kreci a n
visokius akiplesiskus pra
iovus SUI vakaru sajungi
Ininkais, is Washingtono ei
ma zinios kad State Depart
|mentas ruosia Maskvai sti
pria nota.
Visas tas reikalas laiko
mas grieztoje paslaptyJt
Iiki ia nota bus paskelbta.
Rusai stengiasi Berlyn
!: sudaryti krize, kurios 81
|kuryje pastumetu paciu
-lVokiecius komunistus 81
, kilt prizes Amerikiecius
,(kitus vakaru sajungininku
Sir isvyti JUGS is Berlyn'
Tada raudonieji ten uzva
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BAICE LONDONO
STREIKA @

L.ondono uosto darbinin-
ku streikas tapo baigtas ir
darbininkai sugrizo dirbti.
Streikas buvo unijos neuz-
girtas, tik taip sukurstytas !;
streikavo apie $4,000 dar-
bininku per Is dienu.
Valdzia emesi grieztu
priemoniu streika sulauzy-
ii, ir ta padare, panaudoda-
ma kariuomene.
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GRAIKIJOJE

GRAIKIJOJE pra d e t a
visuotinas vajus prizes ko-
munistus banditus kariau-
tojus. Daugelyje vietQ gau-
Jos ju uzkluptos kalnuose
ir sumuStOs.
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SUV. VALSTIJOS ir Ka-
NADIA ruosia bendrus pla-
nus istobulinimui orc apsi-
gynimo nuo Sovietu uzpuo-
limo, kada tas pasitaikytu
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PALESTINOS taika is

PALESTINOS taika is
rodo nebus pasiekta, bent
dabartinemis ziniomis, ko-
kios pasiekia u. N. centra
New Yorke. Arabai prize
sinasi zydu valstybes iku-
rimui Palestinoje, kaip U.
N. paskirtas taikintojas is
Palestinos pranesa.
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GRAIKIJOS kaimynines
valstybes, kurios visos yra:
komunistu kontroleie. turi
sulaikiusios apie 10000 pa
begeliu mazu vaiku is Grai-
kijos.
u. S. valdzia atsisauke j
tas sails ragindama jas SUI
prazinti Graiku vaikus jQ
tevynen.
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Berlyne, Americas karia1
sugavo Sovietu komand1e-
riu Vokietijai, Marsala So.
kolovski pramustgalviskal
greitai vazinejant. 10 au.
tomobili sulaike U: S. ka'
RAJ sake isrode kad jis va
ziavo kaip j pekla.
Nuveztas j aresto punk
ia, Sokolovsky buvo atpa:'
zintas kas jis toks, ir palel'
stas. Tas sovietu virslnln'
|kas vazineja brangiu Anne
rikonisku automobiliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

Jugoslavu policija sulal-
ke penkis Amerikos karius
kurie besimaudydami pa
krastyje Trieste paejo to-
liau j ta puse kuri skaito- al!
ma jau Jugoslavu valdzlo-
ie. Amerika pareikalavo
tuos karius paleisti.
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TREMTINIAI DzIAUGlASl
TKIIRDINIMO ISTATYMU

Visi tremtiniai su dideliu SUI
sidomejimu seke tr e m TIM Y
ikurdinimo biliaus' svarstyma.
To priemimas labai pakele be-
namiu tremtiniq nuotaikas. II
kimasi, kad ir kit krastai da-
bar paseks USA pavyzdziu II
taip pat isileis dali trmetinlq
X. Pelekis
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BOLsEvIKQ GENEROLAS
TREMTINIU STOVYKLOSE

Birzelio / d., Schw. Gmuend
Lietuviu stovykla aplank k e
"aukstas svecias" - bolseviku
generolas SUI visa savo svita.
Tai buvo gen. Jurkin, pats Wy
riausias repatrijacines misijos
sefas. "Svecius" lydejo gau-
sus Amerikieciu MP sargybi-
ninai su paruostais sauti auto
matais, kad kartais tremtinial
nemegintu nelauktus ir nema-
lonius svecius uzpulti. Niekas
is Lietuviu su "sveciais" nesi-
kalbejo ir nesikreipe repatriJa-
ciios ir kitais reikalais. Vienas
generolo palydovu buvo ir IS
CANA Lietuvis politrukas &C.
pas. "Draugai" turejo apleistl
stovykla nieko nepese. Jiems
isvaziuojant atgal vaikai suke-
lie 'skaciu muzika", Q ju palikta
repatrijacine literature buvo
sudeginta. Lietuviai tremtlnlal
bolsevikus lydejusiems Amerl-
kieciu kariams sukele nuosir-
dzias ovacijas.
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TREMTINIQ GYVE-
NIMO ZINIOS
SEKMINGOS v. SIDZIKAUS-
KO KELIONES

OEhMlINUOO Y. S1DLlhAOO-
KO KELIONES
Vykdomosios Tarybos pirmi-
ninkas V. Sidzikauskas Birze-
lilo men. pradzioje lankesi
Prancuzijoje, kur kalbejosi su
kai kuriais PrancuzQ politikais
ir siaip jau aukstais asmeni-
mis-. 10 suruosta -paskaita Sor-
bonos universitete turejo dide-
Ii pasisekima; paskaitos klau-
sesi apie 400 rinktines publi-
kos. Be jo Lietuvos reikalu
kalbejo dar keli zymus Pran-
cuzai.
Aplamai, paskutiniu la i k u
Prancuzai Wis daugiau ir dau-
giau domisi Lietuvos reikalais.
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LIETU1VIAI ! AFRIKA

Is Belgijos ] BelgQ Konga
Afrikoje isvyko Lietuvis vete-
rinarijos gydytojas Miknevi-
cius su Selma, kur versis vete-
rinariios Sydytojo praktika.
Prizes tai jau isvyko p. Gurvl-
cius.
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ATsVESTOS LIUDNOS
SUKAKTUVES

Birzelio Ia tremtyje buvo
paskelbta tautinio gedulo ir su-
sikaupimo diena. Ia diena SUI
ejo lygiai septyni metal, kai
bolsevikai masiniu budu sue
me ir isgabeno j Sibira apie
10000 Lietuviu. Tr m n ~
spauda ia proga paskyre visa
ellie straipsniu, kuriuose iskele
bolseviku terora bel ju nick
sybe. Stovyklose surengti ge-
dulingi minejimai ir iskeltos
veliavos gedulo zenklan. Nine
jimus Lietuviai suruose daugu-
mole vietu drauge su Latviais
ir Estais.
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SAUGUS

Cpl. Clarence N. Richardson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Richardson, II Osprey rd., is now
serving with the occupation
forces in Kobe. Japan. Kobe acts
as a receiving center for the
supplies that keep the occupa-
ton forces of all southern Japan
moving. Cpl. Richardson is him
self figuring largely in the mis-
sion given Kobe's officers and en-
listed men. However, Cpl. Rich
srdson is also given ample leis-
ure time to attend the numerous
special service facilities located
lear his quarters, including
three modern movie theaters
along with six clubs. Before join
ing the army to mis- entrance in
to the service he attended Eng
lish High School. He is holder OF
World War II victory and Jap
shese occupation ribbons.
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baked beans, fish cakes, cole
SIaw, hot rolls, coffee and des-
sert will be served by the choir
Wednesday, Nov II. 8 o'clock on.
Tickets Csc. The ushers will have
their annual sermon preached
by Rev. Gibson at 3 p m, Nov. 81.
Social Action League meets Mon
day evening at 8 in the vestry;
all members asked to attend.
Mrs George W. Griffin Of 20 Ivy
st. left the city last Friday for st
Louis, Mo. to visit her nephew,
Acey Williams. From st. Louis she
will 60 to Chicago, Ill. to visit her
sister whom she has not seen for
80 years.
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AKA Concert
(Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
and fashions were: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Lincoln Kinds, Mrs. Betty
Grey, Mrs. Bertha Wormley, Mrs.
Marie Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Davis, Lascelle Watts
Gertrude Smith, Godfrey Dogan,
Jessie Garrett, Mrs. Francis
Byrd, the T. ]. CARROTS and son
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Windsor Scott, Barbara Jean
Burnett, Mrs. Henry baltimore,
Mrs. William Janey, Happy Wat
son, Mrs. Franklin, whose son
Freddy is at Talledga, Priscilla
Jemmotte, Beulah Wood, Mrs.
Stdie Ward, Mrs. LycurguS Lock-
man, Mrs. Anna Bobbitt Gard
ner, Mrs. Eleanor Trent Wallace,
the Ned GourdinS, Monte Cole
man, Grace Ackiss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darnley L. Corbin, the Edward
DiXons, the Dave Lanes and
daughters, Mrs. Lulu Tarby,
Peggy Miller, Olyve Ackiss, Mrs.
Bessie Ferguson and daughters
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W. MEDFORD

The Rev. Mr.. VIM who is
continuing studies at B. u, was
Shiloh guest minister last Sun
day. Church School students are
being asked TO contribute food
stufHs for Thanksgiving baskets,
beginning next week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-11-13

Medford, long a Presidential
stronghold for the COP, went
for Harry S. Truman in the cleo
lions last week. The count was
1892 for Mr.. Truman and 49,
S97 for Mr.. Dewey. In a record
vote here, 32,597 out of a total
of 36,813 registered voters
marched to the Medford polls.
Although traditionally Repub-
lican Ward Six First Precinct,
gave Dewey 801 votes, many col
ored voters turned out to help
give Truman 1872 votes here, the
biggest Truman vote In all four
Ward Six Precincts. Incident
ally Mr.. Wallace got 81 votes
here and a total of 404 in Med
ford. Among other features,
this First Precinct went fer SEN
atOr SaltonStall almost I'll. Mr..
Saltonstall laid the groundwork
for state FEPC and is considered
one of the more progressive Re-
publicans in Congress. All labor
referenda was voted down. Birth
control had a narrow squeeze
here, losing out in a 801 to 1872
ballot, in the First Precinct,
Medford was also in danger OF
going wet" in tHe alcohol bev-
erage vote. The vote of 10,46a
was finally topped by 1898 as
local residents had a scare.
Heavy ,'no-voteS" in Ward Six
helped turn the tide against
taverns. The package store
plan was retained. The lack
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Seeiin'
Stars
with DOLORES GAVIN

is BILL ROBINSON BROKE? :.
NEW YORK (CNS)-The
rumor that Bill Robinson is
fiat broke is becoming more and
more apparent 'Tis said his
young wife, Elaine, left their
Dunbar Apartments home sever
al weeks ago with their adopted
baby and went back to Brook
lyn to her mother No reason
was given Recently, the grape
vine insists Bill passed a rubber
check on a prominent commun-
ity man for a century note, then
returned to make an additional
loan Of fifty bucks However,
the people whom Bill has be-
friended these many years viii
turn out to Blumstein's Dream
House and honor both he and
Elaine this week Bill Is still
recovering from a recent serious
illness Of which the doctors have
been warning him to take 1t
easy for quite a time
MAXINE SULLIVAN, who made
quite a comeback after Loeb
Lommand," returned from Eu-
rope swearing she was as hun
CRY when she left as when she
returned There's no food
anywhere and never have !
longed to taste a thick steak-or
oven smell it" Joe ziggy
johnson may not tell his age but
he's still young enough to enjoy
tile birthday part the chorus
girls and working cast threw for
him backstage at the Ebony :.
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Youth Meet
In st. Louis

ST. LOUIS = The tenth an
nual youth conference of the
NAACP opened here Nov. 10 and
will continue through the fol-
lowing Saturday.
With the theme, youth on the
Team. Not on the Sidelines," the
conference keynote address was
delivered by Lawrence C. House,
vice president of the Des Moines
NAACP Youth Council.
More than 200 representatives
of NAACP youth councils, col
lege chapters and interfaith
groups are attending committee
and mass meetings at the st.
Louis Central Baptist Church.
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Lavish Prizes
(Contiqued from Page "

(COHLtpled rom rage ~
son Foddick, pastor emeritus Of
Riverside Church, New York.
Also Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby,
war time director OF the Wom-
ems Army Corps; Eric Johnston,
president of the Motion Picture
Producers Assn; Miss Frances
Perkins, former Secretary Of
Labor; Glenn E. Snow, Dixie
Junior College, st. George, Utah,
retiring president OF the Ma
tional Association and James
Stewart, Hollywood molten pic
Sure star,
Last year, $4,000 high school
students from Al states and the
territory of Alaska participated
in the contest. -Four national
winners received an all-expense
trip to Washington. They also
met the President and were pre-
scented with $500 scholarships
and personalized wrist watches.
Members Of the Boston Junior
Chamber Of Commerce who are
directing the contest locally are;
Wyman Holmes, Charles Drury,
Herb hoffman, Holton Wood,
Robert Cunningham, Richard
Burow, Robert Payne, and, Hor-
ace E. Curtis.
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of a Citizens Committee this
year was costly. A colored Dem
ocrat would have been swept in
easily along with the rest. Few
opportunities like this will come
again. Rep, Mike Skerry one of
the Staunch Medford crusaders
for FEPC, was returned to Of
fee but others who were lax on
liberal legislationS including Ar
thur Youngman, were defeated.
The Republican Sheri. Louis E.
Boutwell, was also able to wealth
er the storm by a few thousand
votes undoubtedly largely con-
tributed by eolored in the Win
ming margin. For the first time,
two colored state prison guards
are serving the liberal Sheriff'S
office. In fact the only COP.
men surviving the landslide were
the new younger liberal element,
like Medford'S Mayor Walter E.
Lawrence. And the voters also
carried the 48-hour week for
firemen. This vote has created
a need for rs additional firemen,
according to Chief John E. Cor
ham. The Increased cost will,
however, provide jobs for coll
ored firemen if they can qualify
and join the three others now
on the force. So much for the
review of the recent elections.
DR.. Harry L. Campbell of High
Street has been named new Med
ford school physician. Two well
known boxers, Joe Graves and
Anthony Jones have volunteered
to help instruct Center Cadets
and Boys Club. A Thanksgiving
Night Dance (for adults will be
presented by the Junior MatronS,
Thursday, Nov. Is, at the Cen
ter and all adults can make it
a date well in advance. An en-
thusiastic response is r,cted in
Center basketball prospects for
this winter. The fall edition
of the Center Amateur Talent
Shows will be presented Friday
evening, Nov. 10, next week at
the Center. We expect some Of
the top feature talent of previ-
Gus shows to sparkle with new
candidates. Remember this show
is open to both young and adults
with everybody in it to have a
good time. A Dance will follow.
There will be prizes and re-
freshments. See the Mesdames
LaBlanche Puryear, Vivien Fish
er, and Rose States Of the pro-
gram committee and enter your
name today. Come and enjoy
the fun.
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MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
RsU. Earl w. ZdlDson, Pastor
All Saints Sunday the pastor
chose as his subject for the
morning service, "A Great Com
pany OF witnesses Surrounds
Us" The roll Of deceased mem
hers from November 1947 to No
vember 1913 was read Holy Com
munion followed. Miss Barbara
Mason was the soloiSt. Evening
subject, ITO Thine Ownself Be
True" Father and Sons Night
was observed on Friday evening
in charge Of Elmer L. Valentine
and Hiram Thompson. The la
dies served supper at the parish
house, followed by an entertain
ment at Gay Auditorium, NAL
den High where the churches
eity-wide were represented in
the movement. Mesdames Eliza
beth Thompson, Ethel Johnson
and Miss MacNair. assisted with
the supper. A large delegation
attended the ordination service
OF Wil.iston M. Holbert to the
Christian Ministry held at the
Washington st. Baptist church,
Lynn. Miss Barbara Mason
was the winner Of the KAPPA Phi
scholarship for the years 1948
and 1949. Miss Mason is a stu
dent at Boston University, also
a member Of the church choir
and active in the church actiyi-
ties. Mrs. Hazel Hensey left on
Tuesday for the Los Angeles
where she probably will be for
the winter to escape the sever
ity of the New England winter
weather. Mrs. Cora Lee is at
80 Munroe St, Roxbury. Mrs.
Mabel Sncwden is still a patient
at the Melrose hospital but
hopes to return home in a week
or two. Rev. w. Marvin Glib
son will De the guest speaker at
the rally day service, November
IA at $3.50.
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The kids thought they were real
ly surprising ziggy, but the ole
guy knew about the deal from
the beginning And he was
sure not to miss 1t
The PETERS SISTERS want to
get home SO badly they can
count the steps to Broadway ].
The gals have been abroad for
ever year and are expected on
any boat now Meanwhile, the
fourth Peters girl has been busy
getting herself in showbusiness
but she can't join the main
team cause she coesn't meet the
300 pound minimum