davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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venti, kaip visi sunkiai dirba
Amerikieciai.
A. F. of L. pareiske, kad at
vykstantieji pagelbes nugaleti
darbininku stokos krize. Isken-
teje ir isvarge zmones Europe
je, Amerikoje gales vel norma
liai gyventi, dirbti ir tapti ge-
rails pilieciais.
New Yorko Cub. Dewey at
stovas G.. Chester De Mond pa
reiske: =,
= Mes turime 10000 ukiu
| N. Y. valst. Jiems reikia dar-
bininku per istisus metus. Di-
desne dalis yra pieno ukiai.
Mes galime tick pavienius, tick
vedusius ir su seimomis EMO
mes aprupinti. Pietu valstybiu
darbininku NUNS p a k a n k a.
NUNS daugiau pageidaujami
siaurieciai.
Privaciai BALF'o atstovui
C. c.. De Mond pabreze, kad
Lietuviai jam zinomi kaip pa
vyzdingi darbininkai, geri uki-
ninkai, pa G e i d a u jami New
Yorko valstijoje ir NUNS, esa,
zinomi net kaip pavyzdingesni
uz kaimyniniu valstiju, EMO
mes. Jiems stengsis pagelbeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
SUTVARKYS KOMUNISTUS
AMERIKOJE

Republican, partijos pirml-
ninkas Carroll Reece konvencl-
ia atidarant Philadelphijoje
Birzelio 21 d. tarp kitko pada-
re pareiskima kad 81 Sails turl
pasirinkti tarp Republikonu II
komunistu.
Savo kalboje jis aiskiai pa
sake kad Republikonu partlJa
viesai ir atvirai iseis prizes ko-
munizma sioje salyje.
Reece' primine kad Demokra-
tai su pagalba New Deal att
dare visas duris radikalams II
komunistams valdzia, ir nuo
to prasidejo ia nesamone kokla
ir DO siai dienai Amerikoje te-
siasi.
Reece taipgi pasake kad sla-
dien Republikonu partija yra
vieninga, neturi savo tarpe Jo-
kiu radikalu sparno, jokio ko-
munistu lizdo kuris suktu Mas
kvos pusen, ir per tai tikisi SUI
grazinti salyje tikra Amerlko-
niska valdzia ir tvarka.
Reece irodinejo kad Repub-
likonu partijos uzduotis pasau-
liui yra atnaujinimas tu prln-
cipu kurie Xxi siol Amerika pa
lake stipria ir galinga - pa
dare ia atspara prizes tiranlJa
mamie ir svetur.
Daug reikes padeti darbo at
narplioti painiavas koklas I'VE
de New. Deal savo uzgroDlmu
Sales reikalu. Taciau tas yra
galima ir bus padaryta 1919
metals kuomet Republicans
Prezidentas izengs BaltaJl
Mama, pasake Reece.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
PROKLAMACIJA KOVAI
SJ ZIURKEMIS

Pittsburghas taip uzkluptas
ziurkiu kad reikejo miesto ma
yoro proklamacijos paskelbi-
mui kovos SUI ziurkemis sava-
vaitei.
Kaip apskaiciuota, ziurkes
cia bendrai INFANT padaro kick
vienai seimai nuostoliu nuo
$50 Xxi $50 metuose.
ziurkes taip smarkiai veisia-
81 kad, zinovu nusakymu, nuo
vienos poros ziurkiu per iris
metus privista apie 350,0o0,0OO
ziurkiu.
Ir Lietuviai privalo priside-
ii prie tos kovos. Ir jie, kurie
gyvena senose miesto dalyse,
apleistuose namuose, uzterstuo-
Sc kiemuose, nepriziuretuose
rusiuose, prisideda prie islai-
xymo po keliasdesimt ziurkiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
VALSTIJA ISIKISA I
SKANDALA

Valstijos prokuroras paskyre
du valstijos advokatus prislde-
ii prie tyrinejimo daug-milijo-
ninio Philadelphijos miesto po-
litikieriu grobisavimQ skanda-
10. Nuo skandalo iskilimo vlr-
sun, pradeta atstatyti is vietQ
numatyti kaltininkai.
Sake, reikalui kilus gall bu-
)ti j Philadelphia pasiQsta vals-
tiios policija. Sis skandalas
sukasi daugiausia apie miestc
policijos aukstuosius virsinln.
kus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
Republikonai Zada W.
kirsti Komunistu
Veikla
PASAULIO AKYS ATKRE1P.
TOS ! PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphijoje prasidejus sis
savaite Republikonu partijos
konvencijai, viso pasaulio akys
= ir geros ir piktos = atkrei,
ptos j cia. Visi SUI dideliu su,
sidomejimu laukia kas bus Re-
publikonu nominuotas ir ku'
riam ticks uzimti Americas va
dovybe, likus prezidentu pc
Lapkricio 2 rinkimu.
Europos ir kitu Saliu rim
tieji zmones tikisi nominuojant
toki vyra kuris nusimanys ir
bus geras pasaulinis vadas, uz-
sieniu reikalu zinovas, mes nuo
sio karo Amerikai lemta buvo
patapti pasaulio teisiQ gyne-
ia. Jeigu ne Amerika, siadien
pasaulis jau eutu buves suar-
dytas, krauiuose panardintas,
net patti Amerika suplaisinta:
Dabar Republikonu partiJa
kitaip ziuri j pasaulinius relka-
lus negu ziurejo pc | Pasaull-
Mo Karo. 1920 metals, kuo-
met kandidatai prezidentus
buvo Demokratas Cox, kurls
RENE Wilsono Tautu Sajunga,
ir Republicans Harding, prize
singas Americas kisimuisi j uz-
sieninius reikalus, Hardlngul
laimeius Amerika taip If atsl-
trauke is Europos.
Europa bio kad dabar ne
pasikartotu ia patti istorlJa, ia
ciau Republikonu partija au
isanksto pasireiske uz pilna da-
lyvavima pasaulio tvarkos SUI
ziurejimo darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
FEDERALIS teismas Phil

delphijoje patrauke atsakomy
ben astuonias dideles sios sa.
lies sieniniu popieru isdirbys.
tes, apkaltindamas jas konspi-
racijoje sudaryti aukstas sic.
niniu popieru kainas ir is to
pinigautis.
Nustatyta kad toks susita-
rimas tesiasi jau nuo 1885 me-
tu. Tos astuonios popieros IS
dirbystes pernai patieke save
isdirbiniu uz S60,000,CO0 sios
sales reikalams.
Salyje veikia Federalis Sher-
man pries-trustinis istatymas,
kuris draudzia sutartinai bent
kokiai Industrial ar biznieriu
grupei nustatyti reikmenu kali
mas pasipinigavimo tikslu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

LIETUVAITE ADVOKATE

Cia apsigyveno ir praktikuo-
ia teises Lietuvaite advokate,
Miss Sadie Zilin (zilinskaits)
kuri yra kilus is Amsterdam,
N. Y. Is to mazo miesto Adv.
Zilin isikure New Yorko vals-
tijos sostineje.
Pile Sadie Zilin yra zinoma
kaip rimta, gera Lietuvaite ir
.gabi savo profesijoje. il yra
pasididziavimas Lietuviams, j
visur persistato Lietuvaite.
Amsterdamo Lietuviai ir da-
bar nepamirsta jos issireiski-
mo, pasakyto viesoje vakarie-
neje kurioje dalyvavo apie 4)C
zmoniu: "Mes cia auge Lietu-
vial neprivalom gedytis save
tautybes ir kilmes, kad esame
Lietuviais; reikalui if progai
esant turime taip ir persista-
tyti save".
il isigiio ir knyga "Timeless
Lithuania' ir kitas, geresniam
susipazinimui apie Lietuva.
il pasake, visur kur as bu-
stu ir galesiu, dirbsiu del Lie
tuvos ir del LietuviQ.
Albany gyvenantis Antanas
Smitas SUI savo zmona, abu ge-
ri patriotai, Adv. S. Zilin SUI
pazindino su Lietuviais ir Lie
tuvos reikalais.
PIE Sadie Zilin baige New
Yorko State College for Teach
ers 1912 metals; paskui stojo
dirbti knygvede General Elec-
trio kompanijoje ir lanke AL
bany Law School, kuria baige
Spaliu menesi 1916 metals ir
uz poros menesiu gavo advo-
kato teises.
Sadie atsizymejo tue kad bu-
vo pirmutine moteris advokatas
paskirta kriminaleje byloie AL
bany. Tuo laiku savo pirmoje
teismo byloje il patrauke j sa-
We placios visuomenes demesi.
il gavo daugybe laisku is ka-
lejimo kaliniu, kurie reiske pa
sitikejimo kad il budama mo-
terimi daug geriau suprastu ju
kiekvieno ypatinga byla. Vie
mas jos gerbejas kalinys net
prisiunte jai savo piesta alieji-
niais dazais paveiksla, daryta
kaleiime.
Adv. Sadie Zilin yra narys
advokatu firmos Fitsimmons
and Wilsey. Be to il uzsiima
savo privatine teisiu praktika.
Advokates tevai paeina is
Lietuvos, N. Zilinskas nuo Ra-
mygalos, motina Riseliute nuo
Truskavos. +. Il.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
Gydytoju Suvaziavi-
mas Chicagoje

Chicagoje sios savaites pra:
dzioje suvaziavo .apie $4,000
zymiu gydytoju, kurie svarsto
apie keturias pirmaeiles Ame-
rikos zmoniu mirciu priezas-
tis, jieskant JOINS pagalbos =
Strides ligos, veto ligos, auks-
to kraujo spaudimo, ir nelai-
mingu ivykiu.
Tai yra 97-ta metine Ameri-
kos Medikales Sajungos sesija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
PITTSBURGH
PAKELE ALGAS

Didele Westinghouse Elec-
trio Corp. ilgai kovoio prizes
Eunijos reikalavima trecio algQ
pakelimo sios kompanijos dar-
bininkams, taciau siomis die
nomis sutiko pakelti algas TO-
900 savo darbininku, panasiu
budu kaip padare General Elec-
trio Corp.
Algos pakeliamos pradedant
nuo &c Xxi 16c daugiau.
Pakelta algos ir rastiniu tar
nautojams, bet tie kurie uzdir-
ba po S625 ar daugiau meme
siui negaus jokio pakelimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
ALUMINIUM STREIkAS
ATIDETAS

Apie 10000 darbininku CIC
nt>riu, dirbanciu Aluminium Co.
Of America, buvo pasirenge
streikuoti, reikalaujant dau-
giau algu. Jie reikalauja pc
BE valandai pakelimo. Kom-
panija pasiule po Sc valandai
daugiau $500 darbininku ADJ
nariu ir items 10000 CIO ma
riu. Streiko klausimas atide-
tas Xxi Birzelio % d.
Tuo tarpu tesiama derybos,
gal susitaikys be streiko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

slauge M. Navickaite, dirbdama
Grace ligonineje, mokesi ir is
lake baigiamuosius egzami-
nus. Egzaminus lake valsti-
JOS sostineje Lansinge. Dabar
il bus registruota slauge.
Panele Navickaite yra gimu-
81 Amerikoje, bet dar maza bu-
DANA buvo parvezta j Lietuva.
il parode dideliu gabumu is
mokdama taip greitai Anglq
kalba ir islaikydama egzami-
nus. NJ. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
DAYTON, OHIO

SVECIAI. Is Detroito Ian
kesi cia Prane, Jonas ir ju SUI
nus Petras, Stankai. Jie bu-
vo atvyke j Prano Vaickaus
laidotuves.
Kadangi Stankai cia yra gy-
vene anksciau, siuo atsilanky-
mu jie pasinaudojo vel apziu-
reti miesta, pasimatyti su sa-
vo senais pazistamais. Ponia
Stankiene issireiske: "Dirva as
isvartau kiekviena savaite jie-
skodama ziniu is Daytono, ir
radius zinia su atyda perskai-
tau. D. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

sIOJE salyje vasaros meme
siais vazinedami zmones ato-
stoou sutinka mirti, tuomi pa
daugindami trafiko mirciu II
kitokiu nelaimingu mirciu nor
males eiles.
Apskaiciuojama kad atosto-
gavimu menesiais trafiko ne
laimese zusta vienas asmuo kas
16 minutu.
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DETROITO
Americas Lietuviq Balso
Radio Prograrna

BALTIC MELODIES"
Kiekviena Sestadieni 10. v. v.
(WJLB 14O0 kilO.)
Skelbimu reikalais kreipkites
American Lithuanian Voice,
Inc. 1929 Manila
Detroit 13, Mich.
Telefonas Olive 5602
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IsVYKO ! RYTUS

DR.. Bronius Kazlauskas, u
University School lektorius, uz-
baiges mokslo sezona isvyko
rytines valstijas, kur turf gil
miniu ir pazistamu. Po dviejQ
3avaiciu atostogu zada grlztf
ir mokyti vasariniuose kursuo-
Sc.
Stu zinuciu rasytoja isvyko
savaitei laiko j Kanada, pavie-
5eti pas savo sesute Marcele
Cerneckyte, kuri neseniai at
vaziavo is Vokietijos.
IsLAiKE EGZAMINUS
Buvusi tremtine, prizes du
metus atvykusi is Vokietijos,
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Vazda is tremtnu Pabatecu keliones lektuvu dabams
Kanada Kanada, skubedama atvezi parnktus darbi-
nnkus DIP stovyklu juos pradeo vezt ektuvais Dau-
gelui DIP pra karta teko skristi lektuvu Kelone Ka
nada runka ape 20 vaandu Nepaprastas ivyks DIP
gaut keiones dokumentus Virsuje pasazieria tarp Q
ir DIP eina lektuva. Apacoje,. parziurm dokumenai Ii
pant ektuva.
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Detroit, Mich., Naujiien0s
BALF'O 76 SKYRIAUS SVAR-
BUS SUSIRINKIMAS

Sekantl ketvirtadienl, Lie
pos l d. 8 val. vakaro, buvusio.
je Lietuviu svetaineje ivyks
Bendro Salpos Fondo labai
svarbus susirinkimas. Bus pra-
ejusio pikniko raportas ir Ii
niu is centro.
Prasome visus Detroito Lie
tuvius j susirinkima atsilanky-
ii. Nepamirskite, Liepos l d.
DEKOJA w SIUNTINIUS
Tremtiniai> is visu triju 70
no Vokietijoje savo laiskuose
praso padekoti Detroito Stems
Lietuviarns uz prisiqsta mai
sta ir drabuzius:
Onai Kundrotienei, Rozei
Miknienei, Veronikai Varnec-
kienei, DR.. Bruno zilviciui IL
zmonai, Antanui Kuziui ir p.
Pabilioniui, kuris gyvena ne
Detroite. Tremtiniu vardu ta-
riu sirdinga aciu visiems cia
paminetiems Lietuviams.
IR CIA CINE LIETUVIAI
RUPINASI TREMTINIAIS
Mes kartais prate pasakyti,
kad cia gimusiems Lietuviams
jau neberupi Lietuviski reika-
lai, bet tai didelis apsirikimas.
Ir is cia gimusiu randame Ia
bal stropiu remeju If nuosir-
dziu Lietuviu. Kartais net nuo-
stabu, kad paprasytas cia gi-
mes Lietuvis neatsisako isduo-
ii affidavita, O tue tarpu IS
Lietuvos atvyke pareiskia, kad
nenori prasideti su visokiais
klapatais.
Karta man papraslus pei
viena susirinkima affidavitu
p. Raubiene pirmoji pasisiule
o il Lietuvos nei nemaciusi.
Man yra zinoma, kad ligi Sic
laiko il su savo vyru jau dave
keturioms seimoms affidavit
tus.
. O DR.. Gurskaite, kuri Lietu-
vos taipgi nemacius, ir gi pora
affidavitu issiunte. Yra ir dau-
giau tokiu, kaip Tulauskai, ku-
rie abu icia gime, mokytoJas
Guest Gusciauskas, sileikiene
ir daug kitty. Jie If siuntine-
liais aplanko jiems nepazlsta-
mus Lietuvius.
Mes ir daugiau rastume to-
kiu, bet musu misija nestiprl
Juk tai musu senesniQjQ, ypac
pazinusiu Europa ir turinciu
artimuju tremtyje, patti plr-
miausia pareiga siuos jaunuo-
sius Lietuvius painformuoti,
jiems patarti. Labai grazu pa
vyzdi parode DR.. zilvicio EMO
na,> kuri buvo pasalpos prasyta
tik is kalendoriaus painful an
trasu pasiunte pakietell.
Ateityje, neizeidinekime cia
gimusiu, kad istauteje, ar ne
sirupina, bet stengkimes juos
ijungti veikianciu Lietuviu
eiles, stengkimes isaiskinti mu-
su tautos reiksme, musu EMO
niu sunkia padeti ir kviesklme
prisideti prie uztarimo If sal
pos darbo.
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lhe TheOCrat
WILDFLOWERS OF THE
WOODLANDS

One of the destinations of
Spring is the procession OF
Wildflowers that carpet acres
and acres Of the woodlands. In
the prairies and in cultivated
fields and lawns, the ground
freezes to a depth of two or
more feet. But in the Wood
lands the forest floor is snug
ly blanketed by undrifted fall
en- leaves and snow, and freez-
es only a few inches deep. The
rich loose porous leaf mold
holds moisture and supplies
abundant food for a luxuriant
growth of plants. It is saturat-
ed by the melting SHOWS and
early spring rains.
AS soon as this forest soil is
warmed by the sunshine and
rising temperatures, the early
Wildflowers push their leaves
through the surface. They
grow rapidly because of the
large amounts of ready plant
food stored in their fleshy
bulbs, roots or rootstalks. Many
produce leaves, bloom and
seed, days and even weeks be-
fore other larger leafy plants
and the trees come into full
foliage and shade the ground.
They seem to know that they
must crowd almost a whole
years work into a few short
weeks.
The earliest and densest car
pet of blossoms is furnished by
the spring beauty which, in
March and April, sends up mar
row leaves a little wider than
a blade of coarse grass. It has
clusters of dainty flowers, each
with five white or pink petals
lined with veins of darker
pink. These flowers open and
face the rising sun in the morn
ing, gradually turn, and face
the setting sun at evening.
Then they fold up for the
night. During the day, if the
sun is obscured by clouds, they
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Wednesday. May 18th. 1s4s The eIf
ZION PUBLIC GRADE SCHOOL
GRADUATION PROGRAM
AUDITORIUM
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Principal of cen. u snd ia sts PAUL Ehnd
Principal of Elmwood - w. Dwight Knou.
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Mr. Lloyd Kamin, Teacher
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Darwin ouronca %toh
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Sadie Aiuppy
Gene G. Anderson
jeanette Marie Archibald
Lory Bergevin
Patricia Ann Bettschen
Alfred Bills
Nancy Bird
Dolores Borden
Marjorie Ann Bryant
Phyllis Burgan
Marvin Capp
Rex Carey
John Paul Conwell
Virginia Dorothy Corimby
Donald Daavettila
Joyce DeRohan
James Derrick
James Ferger
Betty Furrer
Robert Grulke
Carolyn Handyside
Harold Handyside, Jr.
Grace M. Harlow
Ralph HELM
John Hilsmann
Alyce Hire
Lucille Holcombe
Norma Kab
Carla Kern
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Charles Travis Kerr
Donald Larson
Norman Lee
Robert Lehman
Richard Lenox
Charles A. Luce
Lorella Mccormack
Patricia Ann Mcdowell
Robert Mcdowell
Jewel May McGillivray
Marilyn Mcintosh
Dolores Miller
Thelma Mitchell
Orville Morris
William Needles
Peter Olling
Bonita Gaylene Peterson
Ronald D. Pfeiffer
Ronald Pierce
Wayne Pierson
Mischa RAIDER
Donna Remillard
Charlene Rothweiler
June Sattler
Arlene Schmalfuss
Roger Spencer
Donald Springer
Dolores Martha Stilke
Dona Marie Stried
Annette Weston
Ruth Wohlschlegel
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Births Reported
trrom the D. C. Bureau of vital statistics.)

tFTom the D. c. Bureau OF Vital STATISTICS.
William and Daisy Aceto, boy.
Joseph and Mary Adams, girl.
william and Sara Anderson, girl.
Earl and Mildred Atzrott. boy.
John and Lydia Beecher. boy.
Eli and Lola Berg, boy.
Gordon and Dora Blake, boy.
Joseph and Gertrude Bloch, girl.
Gordon and Rebekah Brigham. boy.
Vincent and Nancy Briguglio, girl.
James and Nell Buntin, boy.
Jack and Marian Burkhardt, boy.
Andrew and claribel Busby. girl.
Arthur and Mary Caldwell, boy.
Banks and Mary Gates u. boy.
Alan and Jacaueline Clark, girl.
Bernard and Gertrude COOPER, boy.
John and Evelyn ,Corcoran, girl.
Wilburn and Carolina coyinston, boy.
Raymond and Eleanor De Catur, girl.
Ghalmer and pors penbsush: boy,
charles and Alice Evans, boy.
f.TI and .nd ERi,y K,y. F5yY5ins, ayYov.E Boy Boy
Edgar and Marjorie Golden. boy.
Ralph and Lucille Grifis. boy.
walter and Geneva Hall. boy.
Arthur and Mildred Herman. boy.
Walter and Dorothy Hilleary. boy.
Donald and Rita Hillengas, girl.
Charles and EVELYN Hudson, boy.
Charles and Evelyn Hudson, girl.
Ralph and Lula Hummer, girl.
Benjamin and Viola JOY, girl.
Norman and Esther Junker, boy.
Gus and Ola Kassiris, girl.
Bernard and Kathryn Keough, boy.
James and Dolores Kennedy, girl.
Martin and Catherine Lacey, boy.
RAYMOND and Catherine Lamberson, boy.
Dawson and Mary Lanier. boy.
Peter and Ann Levin, boy
Carl and Beulah Lewis. boy.
Jack and Olive Mangum, boy.
Albert and Frances Martin, boy.
Francis and Ruth Maynard, boy.
Jack and Pauline Messineo, twin boys.
Beach and Fayne Miller, girl.
David and Dorothy Milligan. girl.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

James and Mary McConchie. girl.
Cyril and Dorothy Neiley, boy.
Louis and Jean Padsett. girl.
Clarence and Ruby Page. girl.
william snd Bertha Peifer, girl.
Jerry and Esther Plitman, Girl.
Lester and Peggy Poole, boy.
Gilbert and Lucy Poudrier. girl.
Roger and Charlotte Powers, boy.
Irma and Raymond .Rawlett. girl.
Ernest and Ann Redmond, boy.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

william and virsinis Reece. girl.
clifford and Evelyn Rhodes. siri.
Raymond and Helen Richardson. boy.
Hervin and Ardith Ritter, boy.
Henry and Miriam Roldan, boy.
Ebert and Jean Satterwhite, Doy.
Edward and Irene Sheehan, sirl.
Joseph ard Gam Sileott, girl.
Clarence and Sue Stanton, boy.
Nathan and Gatha Sterling, Rfrl.
Walter and Mary Tash, boy.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

James and Frances Mobley, boy.
Eugene and Dorothy Moore, boy.
George and Mile Moore, boy.
John and Dorothy Moore, girl.
Edward and Margaret Moran, boy.
Bradford and Anna McClendon, girl.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Robert and Ruth Tucker. sirl.
John and Kathleen Underwood, girl.
walter and Beverly Unsworth. .gtrl.
Frederick and Edna voorhees,, girl.
Elmer and Doris Walton, hoy.
Matthew and Helen Whalen. boy.
Bernard and Pearl Yabron. girl.
Wilbur and Mary Anderson. girl.
Charles and Carrie Brown, boy.
Raymond and Agnes Henson, eirl.
Charles and Leona Kellarn, girl.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
INGRAM FUND
TOTALS S32,117

New York, June 10-Steadily
rising each week, the amount of
money in the Ingram Defense
Fund now totals 1872, This
money, contributed to the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People for the
defense of Mrs. Rosa Lee Ingram
and her two young sons, has come
from many different sources MA
ACP branches have donated $23.
706 individuals have made con-
tributions totaling $l,479.53 and
$l,2l443 has come from churches.
Organizations have sent in S6,036.
10. Among the organizations con-
tributing during the last week are
the United Steelworkers of Am
erica Gary. Indiana, the Com
munity Service Club No. 3 Nash
vile, TENNESSEE, and the Indus
trial Union Council (South Bend.
Indiana.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
Bishop R. n. Brooks
Asks Methodists To
Work for New Order

Atlanta, Georgian a moving
Episcopal Address delivered here
at the Central Jurisdictional Con-
ference of the Methodist Church,
the College of Bishops through
their spokesman, Bishop Robert
N. Brooks of New Orleans, sum-
moned their people to work for
new social order and to develop
a fresh appreciation for the miss
ionary and evangelistic achieve
ments of Methodism.
In the 80 page address, Bishop
Brooks gave a critical analysis of
the growth and expansion of the
Negro in the Methodist Church,
outlined the denomination pro-
gram for the next quadrennium
and lashed out at race discrimin-
alton in the Armed Services, the
quota system al West Point for
Negroes and other evils in Am.
erican democracy.
The bishop stressed the right
to vote as a basic, American heri-
tage. Discrimination and prejudice
in the Army, he said, is an ugly,
undemocratic thing. The crime of
lynching he viewed as Americas
greatest shame.
He made special plea for Me-
gro Methodists to enlarge their
thinking to include their African
brothers. "One of the chief needs
in Liberia, as in America" the
address noted, is a trained and
consecrated ministry-except that
in Liberia the need is more acute. I"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
Kansas City Ready
For NAACP Meef'no

Kansas City, Mo.--Completion
of arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of approximate
ly 1000 delegates expected to at
tend the seth annual conference
of the NAACP here next week
was announced today by Carl
johnson, president of the Kansas
City branch, host to the confer
ence.
Our various committees are
prepared to take care of all local
phases of the conference pro-
gram" Mr.. johnson said. Interest
here in the conference is keen
and reflects itself in the contin-
uing response to our membership
drive. BY the time the conference
convenes, we believe that we shall
have reached our goal of 5,00O.'
The conference will open on
Tuesday night, June %, with ad-
dresses of welcome by Mayor Will
liam E, Kemp. Mrs. Esther Wash
ington for the local branch, and
Milton II, Bledsoe for the Kansas
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