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Evening star., 1948-01-16
Cotton Farms Planned
In French West Africa

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 (NANA).- -
The French government Is setting
up huge mechanical farms in the
French West African colonies to
produce 100000 tons of cotton a
year, which will make France self
sufficient in that raw material.
Large areas also are being planted
with peanuts to increase the out
put of palm oil, now derived from
wild-growing palm trees.
According to Svenska Dagbladet
of Stockholm, French colonial au-
thorities are further supplementing
virgin stands of these wild palms
with shorter trees that will produce
oil in 10 years and, because of
smaller height, make harvesting
easier.
BY providing abundant employ
ment. French authorities hope to
stem the constant exodus from
among the 100000 natives to" the
adjacent British colonies, where
work is plentiful and wages con-
siierably higher. s
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Covenants
Continued From First Page.)

agreement of that kind" Mr.. Mar
shall replied. But the agreement
comes about because the parties
to it believe that the agreement will
be enforced by the State.
"Enforcability is the essence OF
the contract. If a Negro refuses
to move out of a covenanted prop
erty in compliance with a court
order, the court can use admini-
strative machinery of the Govern
ment to torce him to get out, or
punlsn MN for contempt.
1--WE contend that the 14th
amendment applies because it pro-
hibits any State from depriving a
citizen of life, liberty or property
without due process of law"
AS Mr.. Houston began his argu-
ments in the District cases, he had
before him a detailed brief answer
ing the recent reply by MIR. Gilligan
and Mr.. Crooks to the Justice De-
partment's brief of December urg-
ing that covenants be declared ur-
constitutional.
Mr.. Houston said he would base
his arguments today largely on a
claim that: Covenants are devices
for community zoning designed to
achieve by circumvention the very
result of residential zoning to which
the Supreme Court held unconstitu-
tional in 1917. Under the guise OF
private contract this courts de-
cision that racial residential segre-
CATION by legislative act is uncon-
stitutional is being circumvented by
means of covenant coming, method
much more iniquitous than the
racial zoning ordinances held un-
constitutional by this court"
Perlman Stand Attacked.
In an attack on what he termed
astounding" claims earlier in the
afternoon by Solicitor General
Philip B. Perlman, Mr.. Gilligan yes
terday declared the only question
properly before the Supreme Court
was the authority OF the courts =.
enforce "the right of the individual
to make contracts on private prop
erty."
Social, economic and similar con-
siderations, as well as the question
of public policy in connection with
restrictive residential property
covenants, do not enter into the
matter, he contended. He described
as unfair and unfounded the Solici-
tor Generals statements that cove
|nants are rooted in ignorance,
bigotry and prejudice"
Mr.. Perlman had opened the first
day of oral arguments by discussing
a friend of the court" brief filed
last month by Attorney General
Clark for the Justice Department.
The brief urged that covenants be
ruled unconstitutional, contrary to
public policy and inimical to civil
rights.
Trreparable Injury"
Such property agreements based
on race, creed or color, Mr.. Perlman
told the court, Should be. relegated
to the limbo of other things as dead
as slavery" They involve discrim-
nation which works irreparablt
injury to all cur people at home
Evening star., 1948-01-16
and harm to our relationships
abroad" he said.

and harm to our relationships
abroad" he said.
The Solicitor General asked the
court to put an end to the word
magic under which the Negro and
other racial groups are denied the
fundamental and necessary right to
buy and occupy homes and are. de-
MED complete equality before the
law in this and other respects"
The justices asked comparatively
few questions during the first after
noon. That session closed. however,
with a spirited exchange between
Justice Frankfurter and Mr.. Crooks
concerning the scope of a States
power to sanction" through the
judiciary what it might not con-
stitutionally do by legislative act.
Distinction Drawn.
Mr.. Crooks conceded that, when
a court issues an injunction order
ing colored person to vacate a
covenanted property he has pur-
chased, the administrative ma
chinery of the State" necessarily
must be employed to serve the order
and otherwise see that 1t is fol-
lowed out.
But the attorney drew a distinc-
ton between the police power
delegated to the State by the people
and the means he said individuals
constitutionally may use to have the
courts support" proper private con-
tracts involving property rights.
Mr.. Crooks also took issue with
Mr.. Marshall's demand that restric-
tive covenants are private or solemn
contracts" He said that, at best,
they are no more than private agree
ments.
"The only reason that the pc
titioners in these cases were not
allowed to enjoy the homes they
purchased" he said, lis because they
happen by accident of birth not to
be of the Caucasian race"
Held to Be Contracts.
Mr.. Crooks retorted that he did
not know what else to call cove
nants If they were not contracts.
I'VE learned in our law school
days." he said. that contracts are
agreements involving a meeting of
minds. Property owners in these
instances assembled together in
making the contracts. These were
recorded like other documents on
land The people who made these
contracts have the right to State
sanction of the contracts through
Judicial enforcement. Where else
could they turn II courts do not
have the power to enforce con-
tracts?"
Mr.. Gilligan and Mr.. Crooks ad-
mitted that, in a sense, there was
discrimination" in covenants. They
went on to say that 1t was the dis
elimination of choice" and Of the
type found in almost every phase OF
everyday life. religion and political
preferences. They declared, how
ever, that motives" actually or
allegedly behind covenants "are not
the business of the court" in these
cases.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Mrs. Hurtmun to Head
Beck Circle, GAR Ladies

Beck Circle, No. 4, Ladies Of the
GAR, has elected the following
officers:
Mrs. Laura Hartman, president;
Mrs. Mary Routier and Mrs. Pearle
Wilson, vice presidents; Mrs. Lois
Jacobs, secretary; Mrs. Minnie Cur
tiss, treasurer; Mrs. Olive Van Wa
genen, chaplain; Mrs. Anna v.
Hausman, patriotic instructor; Mrs.
Anna Horn, conductor; Mrs. Helen
Appich, assistant conductor; Mrs
Mary Nelligan, guard; Mrs. Kathryn
Smith, assistant guard, and Mr.. L.
E. Manoly. musician,
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Monroe PTA to Meet

The James Monroe Parent
Teacher Association will meet al
8 pm. Monday at the school, 230C
Key boulevard, Arlington. M. w
Pritchard, first secretary of the
British Embassy, will speak on ele-
mentary school education in Eng
land.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Movie Actress, ID,
Missing in Hollywood
By the Assoeiaied Press

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 16-Police
searched today for Jacqueline
Horner, 14-year-old film actress
missing from her home since Tues
day.
Mrs. Clara Horner told police her
daughter LETT after an argument to
take q lesson from private tutor
three blocks from her home but
did not arrive there and has not
been heard from.
Investigators checked one report
that school friend saw Jacqueline
at Hollywood bus depot yesterday
afternoon. +
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Protocol N Copies
Released by British,
Sure It's Genuine
Nv the Associated Press

LONDON, Jan. 16.-The Brit
ish Foreign Office released
copies of Protocol M" today,
stating it was satisfied as to
the documents authenticity.
For obvious reasons we can
Ynot say how we came by it," a
spokesman said. He added that
it was prepared by the Com
munist Party of Germany and
that when the British govern
ment obtained a copy it made
the document available to
American and French officials.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Church Group to Meet

The mems group of st. Luke's
Lutheran Church on Colesville road,
Silver Spring, will meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday. After a short business
session, Judge Norris Bake, for
mer member of the Supreme Court
of Colorado, viii discuss Christ
Speaks to the Lawyer"
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Rose Bowl Film to Be Shown

Movies of the Michigan-Southern
California Rose Bowl football game
will be shown at meeting of the
University Of Michigan alumni at
4 pm. Sunday at the Burlington
Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
"Irreparable Injury"

Such property agreements based
on race, creed or color, Mr.. Perlman
told the court, should be. relegated
to the limbo of other things as dead
as slavery" They involve discrim-
ination which works irreparablt
injury to all our people at home
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

(Bus daugiau)
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Tarp Nemuno ir RENO
GYvenino suk1rto opysoka
g. 81 Dia>nefki1

tingais klausimais r lengvai sumgome. ant kaj
kuriu ciuziniu net po du sugule (de vietos sto-
|kos).
Ryta pradejome zvalgytis, kur esame
Pamate, kad musu "vasarnamis" graziame pu1-
syne, kad j sudaro trys ilgi ir kaip blakes prie
medziu sugudyti barakai kuriuose nesenai dar
gyvene "darbo tarnybos vyrai Barakai parau-
donavusias stogais SUI visokiais uzrasais ant sic
ny, su ilgais koridoriais ir SUI "grieztai' nusta-
tyta tvarka
Tuoj paaiskejo, kad musu vyriausias valdy-
tojas yra stovyklos komendantas-vokietis ir kad
be jo leidimo negalime iseiti uz stovyklos ribu.
0 tos ribos buvo is vienos puses nustatytos aux
Sta ir vietomis jau isgriauta vielu tvora, is XII
tos - nesibaigianciu misku. -. kuri moterys
ejo prausts, vyrai kortuoti, vakai zaisti. -.
Kiekvenas barakas turejo savo atskira "ko-
mendanta", kurio teises ir pareigos 80. buvo la
bal "reiksmingos": nustatyti, is kurio kambario
If kick zmoniu siandien ena virtuves darbams
kick zmonu eina padaryti tvarka ''tualetiniuose
susitikmuose"; kurs kambarys valo kiema ir
koridoriu. Be to, barako komendantas skelbia
stovyklos komendanto isakymus.
Bet barako kOmendantas ne betarpiSkai da-
vinejo savus "isakymus, o per kambarQ ko-
mendantas. 49,, kuriu gala taip pat buvo nema-
Ia. -. Jie skirdavo, kan sluoti kambari, kan
priziureti tvarka, kam ka r kur reikes sandien
drbti.
Taigi, "deutsche Ordnung' buvo islaikyta,
ir pirmomis dienomis mus net gasdino ia taip
aiskiai sdalyta tvarka ir drausme. Po keliu die
nu apspratom SUI viskuo -. Pradzioje net pa
sitempdavome, kalbedami SUI kambario ar bara-
ko komendantais Ypac tada, kai musu "komen-
dantai' buvo is profesijos kariskai.
Toki viena turejome pulkininka Urbona: jis
elgesi mazdaug taip, kaip ddelio dvaro bajoris-
kas ukvedys. Ryta vienmarskinis, elegantis-
ka lazdele ir dideles atsakomybes veido israiska
apeidavo baraka, apziuredavo, kur gull koks po-
pergas, paimdavo isakymus is stovyklos ko-
mendanto, aplankydavo kambarius, patikrinda-
mas, ar vis laiku yra sukile, ar tvarkngai SUI
taisyti ciuzinia ar isvedinti kambaria Daznai
grdedavome jo balsa, duodanti paliepimus, tarsi
jis vadovautu sanciu kareiviniu rajone isrikiuo-
tam pulkui
Visi barako gyventojai buvom prizes il drau-
smingi -. Tx tylomis ironingai ir inksmai
mnedavome jo varda ir j visa jo "kariska dis
ciplina" ziuredavome, kaip komedja.
(Bus daugiau)
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Tre1ntiniu gyve1inlas

ir draugiskos latviu ir estu
korporaciju delegacijos. Visi
suvaziavimo dalyviai pa d e j 0
geliu vainikus prie Augsburgo
lietuviu kryziaus, kuris pasta
tytas pagal korporanto inzinie-
riaus arch. Muloko projekta.
ISPUDINGAI MINETA VIII
NIAUS IKURIMO SUKAKTIS
Kaip jau buvome pranese,
tremtiniai lietuviai Vokietijoje
yra nutare organizuotai pami-
nett 625 metu Vilniaus ikurimo
sukakti. Pirmas toks ispudin-
gas minejimas ivyko Muenche-
ne, Werner kareivinese.
Prisirinkus pilnai didziulei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Jei pajegsime ta dalyka is
judinti, tai ir turesime kultu-
rini veikima gal dar judresni,
negu kada nors.
- TMD "senais gerais lai-
kais' daugiausiai leido senes-
niu lietuviu rasytojq rastus.
il buvO lyg ir musu kulturos
istOrijos saugotOja. Ar dabar
manote kitaip daryti?
= Tx sitais, ne kitais su-
metimais mes esame nutare
platinti DIR. K. Griniaus atsimi-
minus. Atsiminimai, tiesa, daz-
mai esti ne visai tiksli istoriia.
1r DIR. K. Griniaus atsimini-
mans skaiteme spaudoje prize
kaistq bel atitaisymu. Ju gall
pasirodyti dar ir daugiau. Bet
kulturos veikeju atsiminimai
visada yra reiksmingi doku-
mental istorijai.
0 salia to mes dar platinsi-
me ir vieno is jaunesniuju
rasytoju = l.. Dovydeno kny-
ga 'Mes ieskom pavasario".
Ir seniau TMD ne vien praei-
ties rasytoju rastus bel senu
laiku atsiminimus leisdavo.
Bet tai ne viskas. Mes istik-
ruju esam sumane
pastatyti paminkla Ame-
rikOs lietuviu kultur
veikejams.
Tx ne is akmens, is raSto.
Mes norime surinkti is ameri-
kieciu lietuviu gyvenimo mu-
su tautai svarbiu istoriniu, bio
grafiniu ir kitu ziniu ir isleis-
tt apie tai knygas lietuviskai
ir angliskai.
Amerikos lietuviu padaryto-
il pazanga visose gyvenimo
srityse, tarp ko kita ir ekono-
mineje, yra verta Sitokio pa
minklo. Tas paminklas lures
butt paskatinimas ir padrasini-
mas jaunajai kartai ir naujai
ateivijai neapsileisti.
- Ar manOte visa tai per
metus padaryti?
Ne, tai per platus uzsimoji-
mai vieneriems metams. Laiko
nustatyti grieztai negali m a,
bet stengsimes neatidelioti.
Musu, o drauge ir visu Ame-
rikos lietuviq pasisekimas 81
tuose zsimojimuose "a b a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
TAUTININKU STUDENTU
SUVAzIAVIMAS

Lietuvoje veike kelios stu.
dentu tautininku organizacijos
vadinamos korporacijomis.
Tremtyje, visu korporaciju
buve nariai, jau ir baige mok-
slus, yra susideje j viena orga-
nizacija. Priskaitoma, kad sia-
pus gelezines uzdangos ,yra 280
buvusiq tu korporaciju nariu.
Daug didesnis skaicius sio ka-
no metu yra zuve arba isvezti
j Sovietu Sajungos vergQ sto-
vyklas. Didziausioji kraujo au-
ka del Lietuvos laisves yra att
Quota korporaciju nariu.
Lapkricio 1874 d. Augsbur-
ge, Vokietijoje, buvo susirinke
tu korporaciju atstovai vi
suotini suvaziavima. Nors da-
bar ir labai sunkios Vokietijo-
je keliones, bet jie jaute parei-
ga ir dalyvavo 80 nariu.
! nauja sajungos valdyba is
rinkti nariai is vienos vietos,
kad galetu dazniau susitikti ir
visus reikalus energingai tvar-
kyt. Isrinkta: Kacanauskas,
Kasniunas, Banaitis, Germanas,
Baublys. I revizijos komisija
isrinkti: Jurkunas, Sliupaite-
Senikiene ir Noakas. ! garbes
teisma - Gaidziunas, Kalvai-
tbs ir Valiukenas.
Suvaziavime dalyvavo drau-
gisku korporaciju korporantai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
3s TREMTINIV VAIKAI
! SVEICARIJA

Lietuvos Raudonasis Kry-
zius issirupino is sveicarijos
"Caritas' organizacijos, kad
galetu pasiusti 200 nusilpusiu
vaiku Sveicarijon sveikatai pa
taisyti. Pc ilgesniu susirasine-
jimQ, j sveicarija spaliu men.
pabaigoje jau nusiusti 38 val
kai: 21 mergaite ir II berniu-
ku. Issiustuju amzius tarp 6 =
IA metu.
Vaikai apgyvendinti paski-
rose sveicaru seimose ir, kick
galima spresti is gaunamu lais-
ku, visi jauciasi labai gerai ir
ju sveikata taisosi.
Vaikai sveicarijoj isbus iris
menesius. Pazymetina, kad j
sveicarija iskeliavo is viso pir-
masis DIP vaiku transportas
sveikatai taisyti, kai tuo tarpu
sveicarijoj jau po sio karo
sveikata taise 10000 kitatau-
ciu vaiku. KAHN del kuriu prize
zasciu sveicarai taip bio DIP
vaiku?
Ir cia tas amzinas pataika-
vimas sovietams.
B. G.
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daug priklausys nuo visu vel
keju, taip pat ir naujai atvyks-
tanciu pagalbos.
Todel TMD valdyba nuosir-
dziausiai kviecia visus veike-
jus TMD kulturinius kadrus.
Kvieciame ir visus is trem-
ties atvykusius, ypatingai in
teligentus, PROFESSIONALS, aka
demiskQ mokslu lietuvius ir
lietuvaites. Labai pageidauja-
me menininku prisidejimo prie
TMD, mes tik jiems padedant
sustiprinsime kulturinio darbo
ir jaunimo organizavimo pale
gas.
- Paskutinis klausimas: ar
neatrodo, kad TMD darbo pro-
grama yra artima programai
Lietuviu Kulturos Fondo, kuris
formaliai isteigtas lie uviu
(Nukelta j 6-ta puslapi)
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tuviska knyga ir nusipirkti, ne
vien gauti pasiskaityti?

tuviska knyga ir nusipirkti, ne
vien gauti pasiskaityti?
= To dalyko dar nebuvome
svarste, bet tai mintis gera,
reikalas svarbus ir manau. kad
TMD valdyba ir kit veikeiai
tue susidomes. O kai susido-
mes, tai gal neilgai trukus bus
surastas ir budas tam summary
mui ivykdyti. Mes tai tikra tel
sybe, kad dabar, norint gauti
lietuviska knyga, nezinia kur
kreiptis ir kur jos ieskoti.
Ypac dabar, kada atvyksta
nauju tautieciu, kaip tik laikas
butu isteigti toki lietuviskos
knygos centra. Tai butu naujas
dalykas lietuviu gyv II i m e
Amerikoje. Cia irgi galetumem
pasakyti, kad ir "senus gerus
laikus" pralenkiame...
- o kuo dar galvOjate Sc
nus laikus pralenkti?
Pralenksime ar nepralen-
ksime, ne taip lengva isprana-
sauti, bet jeigu bent kick SEX
tQsi, tai gal pralenktumem...
Pavyzdziui, meniskq pramo-
gu rengimo platesnis organi-
zavimas. Meniskos pramogos
Americas lietuviuose ne nau-
jas dalykas. Ju visada buvo, ir
dabar yra.
Tx jas rengia kolonijose at
skiri bureliai ir, anot to prize
zodzio, "kaip kas ismano, taip
save gano". Nera, kas patartu,
ka vertingesnio butu galima
surengti, kas parupintu tinka-
mu scenos veikalq, gaidu cho-
rams ir tt. Ir lietuviskos radio
programos dairosi pagalbos sa-
vo menines dalies paivairini-
mui, bet nera j kur kreiptis.
Reikia sukurti toki centra,
kuris musQ veikeju parengi-
mans pagelbetu situose daily
kuOse. :
Kontakte SUI rasytojais ir
muzikais, kuriu turime cia is
seniau, O dabar ir nauju at
vyksta, butq galima tai pada-
ryti, kad tik nebutumem taip
kas sau issiblaske.
Be to, NUNS atrodo, kad me-
niniu parengimu program o s
gall butt ne vien vaidinimai ir
bet ir populiarios pa
skaitos literaturos, istorijos ar
kitu mokslu temomis.
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sios juros. Greta tu zemiu bu-
vo pavaizduotas ir Gediminas,
Vilniaus ikurejas.
I susirinkusia minia pirmu-
tinis prakalbejo stovyklos pir-
mininkas pulk. Pranskonis. To-
liau issamia paskaite skate ar
chitektas T. Vizgirda, veliau
dainavo solistai Dambrauskai-
te ir Baranauskas. Minejimas
praejo dideliame susikaupime,
kad Vilnius amziais priklause
Lietuvai ir tik Lietuvai turf
priklausyti. Lietuviai il ispuo-
Sc graziausiais pastatais, lietu-
vial ir ateityje mokes j tvar-
kyti.
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ORGANIZUOJASI LAISVES
kOVU DALYVIAI

Lapkricio % d. Vokietijoje,
Hanau ivyko visu Lietuvos
laisves kovu dalyviu suvazia-
vimas. Sis suvaziavimas ivyko
Lietuvos kariuomenes isikuri-
mo sukaktuvineje dienoje.
Suvaziavime dalyvavo Lietu-
vos ktriuomenes kurejai sava-
noriai, Lietuvos karo invalidai,
Vycio kryziaus kavalieriai,
Klaipedos kraSto sukilimo da-
lyviai. Vilniaus krasto lietuviai
partizanai lenku valdymo me-
tn, partizanai ir sukilimo daily
vial sovietu okupacijos metu
ir aktyvus rezistencijos veike-
jai vokieciu okupacijos metu.
DIRVOS korespondentas ta-
me suvaziavime dalyvavo ir
veliau placiau apie j parasys.
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salei atsidare scena, kurioje
matesi didziulis Lietuvos zeme-
lapis, vaizduoias Lietuva 400
metals. Tai didziuliai zemes
plotai nuo Baltijos Xxi Juodo-
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Tevynes My|etoju Drau9ijja tikisi
praIenkti "senus 9erus |aikus'
pasikabejmas prmnmk w. Chase

Atsakydamas klausima, ar
atsilaikys lietuviskumas Ame-
rikoje, Tevynes Myletoju
Draugijos pirmininkas DIR
VOS As Mr.. nurode, kad tik
lituviskas kulturinis veikimas
isgelbejo lietviu susipratima
Shame kraste Xxi siu laiku.
TMD Shame veikime kaip tik
yra isvariusi giliausia vaga.
1r ateityje cia gyvenanciu
lietuviu tautinis susipratimas
geriausiai gall butt palaikomas
tik lietuvisku kulturiniu vel
kimu.
Todel TMD ir pasiryzusi taip
atgaivinti kulturini sio krasto
lietuviu veikima, kad ne tik
gritty "seni geri TMD zydeji-
mo laikai", bet kad butu dar
daugiau padaryta. Mes dabar
jau daugiau ir reikia...
! klausima,
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kOki dabartiniai TMD kul-
turiniai darbo planai,
pirmininkas taip atsako:
- Jau pereita karta mine
jau, kad vel pradesime leisti
knygas. Visai sutinku SUI DIR
VA, kad knygos leidziamos ne
ziurkems skaityti. Todel mes
numatome Organizuoti ir kny-
gq platinima.
TMD turf viena jau seniai
isbandyta knygu platinimo bu-
da. Tai yra musQ nariQ apru-
pinimas knygomis. Kuo dau-
giau bus TMD nariq, tuo pla-
ciau pasklis TMD isleistos kny-
gOs.
Taip pat stengsimes apru-
pinti savo leidiniai bent dides-
niu miestu skaityklas, kad ir
kiti galetu gauti jQ pasiskai-
tyti. Be to, tai tegu bus ir
zenklas, kad salia kitty cia IL
lietuviai gyvena, kurie ne vien
tik dirba ir valgo, bet ir kai ka
daugiau sukuria...
Bet tai dar ne viskas. TMD
stengiasi organizuoti kolonijo-
Sc literaturos klubus ir kilnO-
jamas skaityklas. Tai nera ne
galimas dalykas, jei tik vieti-
Mai kulturos reiksme supran-
tantieji veikejai ateis i talka.
o ar negalvojate suorga-
nizuOti nors viena ietuviska
knygyna, kur butq gaima lie
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-19
STILL DESTROYED ON
CUTTER BRANCH TUESDAY

Sheriff Truman Fleming, ac-
companied by deputies Phillips,
Stanley, and Hammonds and Po-
liceman Conner of Haysi seized an
illicit distillery on the head of
Cutter Branch in the Cumberland
Mountain Tuesday.
They describe the outfit as one
of the poorest make-shifts they
had ever seen. A discarded grease
can was used for a boiler and the
only copper was in the the worm.
Five barrels of mash were destroy
ed. No prisoners were taken. The
officers believe that a recent
"run" had been made and that il
was probably the intention of the
operators to run the slop through
for another supply of white mule.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-19
COP. CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS VISITS
COUNTY

Eugene Worrell, the young Re-
publican candidate for Congress,
spent last Friday and Saturday in
Dickinson County, comforting
with party leaders. He visited sew
eral points in the county, giving
special attention to the Willis and
Sand Lick Districts. Candidate
Worrell will return later for at
least two political speeches, but
dates and places have not been
arranged.
According to one Republican
stalwart, the young Bristolian ex
pressed the highest hopes of cleo
ton but made the statement that
Wise and Dickinson were the
key counties in the district cleo
ton.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-19
HOME COMING SERVICE AT
CLINCHCO SEPT. 5TH

Announcement is made that a
homecoming service will be held
at the Clinchco church Sunday,
Sept. 5th. This will be a joint
meeting of the FreewiH Baptist
and Methodist churches, and is
planned for members of the two
local churches who have moved
elsewhere. Baptist ministers will
be w. r. Bise and c. E. Reedy.
Methodist ministers will bs, Will
lam Merver and Rev. Parsons Of
Big Stone Gap.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the home coming SER
vices,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-08-19

July, 1948.
Anvil R. Kilgore, Complainant
against
Betty J. Kilgore, Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the complainant from
the defendant divorce a mensa
ct thoro on the grornds of deser-
ton.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Betty J. Kilgore, is not resi-
dent of the state of Virginia, it is
ordered that she do appear here
within 10 days after due publ
cation hereof, and do what may
be necessary to protect her inter
est in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy hereof, be
published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Dicken-
son Herald and that a copy be
posted at the front door of t h e
court house Of this county on or
before the 1st August rules, 1913.
A copy-Teste:
Lee Stanley, Deputy Clerk
J. C. Smith, p.q. Cpd. (7-22-4S)