davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
ALT susirinkimo

IeZOlluClJOS
New Yorke ivykes ALT SUI
sirinkimas prieme rezoliucijas
imigracijos klausimu.
P mole rezoliucijoje ALT
Vykd. Komitetas igaliotas SUI
daryti komisija tremtiniQ rel
kalams, kurios uzdaviniai bu-
tu:
rupintis lietuviu imigracijos
ir ikurdinimo teisiu apsauga,
bendradarbiauti SUI valstijQ
DIP komisijomis, stengia n t i s
kad daugiau lietuviu patektu
nevardiniu kvietimu sarasus,
palaikyti artimus santykius
su USA Kongreso nariais, kao
DIP jstatymo keitimo siulymuo,
Sc butu apsaugoti lietuviu trem-
tiniu interesai,
studijuoti tremtiniu imigra-
ci.jos ir ikurdinimo klausimus
ir rekomenduoti atitinkamoms
istaigoms, kas reiktu padarytl
tremtiniu naudai.
Antroje rezoliucijoje prime.
namas BALFui pageidavimas
kad BALFo seimo nutarimas
tremtiniu imigracijos rupinlmo
reikalu butu vykdomas.
Susirinkimas nusiunte svel.
kinima prezidentui Trumanul
kurio istisa teksta spausdlname
paskutiniame puslapyje "Llthu-
anian Digest" skyriuje.
Susirinkimas taip pat pasvel'
kino Vyriausi Lietuvos lslals.
vinimo Komiteta ir isreiske pa.
deka Americas lietuviu visuo'
menei uz parama, Vykd. koml'
tetui ir Informaciju Centrui ui
rupestinga darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
SALES apgynimo reik

SALES apgynimo reika-
lams planuojama apsirlbo-
ii su SIS bilijonu 1949 me-
tais. Tokia suma numatc
naujam Kongresui reko-
menduoti patys Demokra'
tai atstovai.
Sen. M. Tydings pas:aake a
''Mes privalome palalkyt
Amerika galinga, taciau t;
darysime SUI mintlml, ka(
if taksu moketojai turf gy
venti".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Baigesi streikai Atlantic
ir Ramiojo vandenyno uos-
tu ir laivu darbininkq: Ry-
tuose streikavo $4,000, va
karuose - apie 10000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
Amerika grains j Svedi.

Amerika grains j Svedi-
ia "a estus, kurie praeita
vasara mazais laiveliais at
plauke cia prieglaudos les
koti. Didele Amerike ne
gall surasti' tai mazai CRU
pei nelaimingu zmoniu vie
tos, mes sotQs ir pasitenki-:
ne imigracijos virsininkai
atsisako pritaikyti bent ko-
XII istatymo punkta ju iva
ziavimo legalizavimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Produkcija pasieke
auksciausio laipsnio

Trecia siu metu bertaini sios
safes ekonomine masina paste
ke auksciausio gamybos rekor-
do. Liepos rugpiucio rugseio
bertalnio produkcija buvo $6
blliJonais didesne uz pirm to
buvusio bertainio gamyba, ir
S11 bilijonu didesne uz primo
siu metu bertainio gamyba.
Sitaip bizniams ir darbams
elnant, asmenines zmoniu Incl
gos siais metals pasieks $193,-
7OOO,OOO,OOO.
Visu gyventoju siu metu as
menines islaidos skaiciuojama
pasieks 7s,5OO,OOO,0OO, taip
pat rekordiniai daug.
Tomis ziniomis remnants. sa-
koma, kad ir asmeniniai EMO
niu sutaupymai simet pasieks
15,2OO,O0O,O0O suma.
Bizniai taip pat simet daro
didelius Investments nauja
statyba, didinima savo invento-
riu ir igijima nauju produkci-
jai padargu, kas numatyta pa
sieks $39,OOO,OOO,OOO.
Valdzia Siais metals -sgubuv
PRAGYVENIMO kainu kad
ir menkas mazejimas, kaip is
Washingtono pranesa, gales pa
sitarnauti sulaikymui preziden-
to Trumano garsaus tono, rel
kalaujancio ivesti salyje kainu
kontrole, nauja OPA, kaip pre-
zidentas zadejo daryti, Kongre-
sui susirinkus sausio menesi.
Prezidento patareju komisi-
ia dirba ruosdama nuomu kon-
troles pratesima "dar bent me-
tams'.
Rengiasi palaikyti ir toliau
eksporto kontrole.
Mano, kad ir toliau bus rel
kalinga testi pusiau laisvanoris
racionavimas plieno ir kai ku-
riu kitu trukstamu medziagu
Neutrality-suspicious. darbams. Sic
trys istatymai baigiasi vasario
% d.
Toliau, manoma vel bus pra-
tesla valdzios kontrole banku
kreditu ir pirkimo mazais issi-
mokejimais reikmenu. Sis SUI
varzymas ivestas Xxi birz. 80.
Demokratai planuoja grazin-
ir bizniu pelnu aptaksavima,
sulaikymui kainu kelimo ir pa
didinimui valdzios ineigu, mes
tikimasi federalio deficito.
Kai kurie valdzios zmones
sake, sitas prisidetu prie biz
niu nuslopinimo.
ALGOS dirbtuvese, per spa
lilo menesi, vidutiniai sieke
SD Ga aukSciauSia nepu kada
Xxi siolei buvo.
Plieno, automobiliu industri-
jose algos pakilo Xxi $59.43, SUI
mazejo gi nuo $5O.35 Xxi $49.61
tekstiles, devejamu reikmenq ir
tuluose kituose darbuose.
GERAI els darbai Xxi 1948
metu gallo ir 1949 metu pir-
mus kelis menesius, sake US
Agrikulturos DEPARTMENT. eko-
nominis raportas.
Toliau darbai priklausys nuo
veliau susidejusiu salygu.
PO KARO, sioje salyje pra-
} dejus valstijiniu kelly taisymo
: ir atnaujinimo darbus, padary-
: ia jau virs 100000 myliu gerQ
: keliu. kuriems isleista $780,
100000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Amefikieciai tikrina, kad
vakaru Vokietija gales jau
patti issilaikyti apie 1852
metus, kuomet baigsis ga
bar numatytas Marshallo
planas Europai atstatytl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
SUKTI RUSU MANEVRAI

UN konferencijoje Parry
ziuje Visinskis siomis die
nomis pareiske, kad Sovie-
tu Sajunga. labai vertinan-
ii "asmeninius kontaktus"
susidariusiems politinia m S
sunkumams tarp rytu ir
vakaru pasalinti. Vadinasi,
Visinskis nori. kad JAW
vel gritty j Rooseveltines
gadynes laikus ,ir SUI rusais
slaptai pradetu is naujo
dalinti pasauli. Bedos pris-
pirtas Rooseveltas vaikesi
Stalina pc tolimiau S i u S
kampus, kad Sis nesusidetu
su vokieciais. To vaillymo-
81 pasekmes ir dabar pa
SAUL veda is lygsvaros.
Taikos apastalai
Rusai aiskiai mato, kad
anglo - amerikonu nebe-
ivilios j buciu. Bell e k a
ruostis galutin i a m atsi-
skaitymui il, kaip jie me-
gsta sakyti, "kapitalis t y
galutiniam sunaikinimui'.
Bet jegos nera galutinai
"suriktuotos'. Kad laime-
jus nors kick laiko, jie is
kailio neriasi SUI savo diplo-
malta, kad pasaulis Wis
skestu neaiskume if sun
kumuose. Jie griauna vi
sas pastangas su k ur t
tarptautini b endradarbia-
vima, uzkulisuose k el i 4
streikus ir samysius. Bet
visur Saukia visa gerkle
apie "taika'. Girdi, tik ru.
sal no1'i taikos ir del Jos
tedirba. Tikri ''taikos apas'
talai".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
PRANCUZIJOJE baigesi

AN1AANOOA OAAJOJG UdlScol
ilgiausias angliakasiu strei-
kas Sales istorijoje. Darbi-
ninkai grlzo dirbti komu-
misty vadQ isakymu, mega
We jokio algu pakelimo. Pa
tvs darbininkai nukentejo,
nes negavo keliQ savaiciQ
algos, nukentejo sails, mes
streiko laikotarpiu neiskas-
ia apie 100000 tony ang-
lies. Komunistai vadai nu-
stoja itakos darbininku ei-
lese, neatsieke laimejimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
Nauja rusq ''taikOs
ofenzyva"

Rusai ne tik rekau ] a
"taikos"!, bet paskutin u
laiku pradejo labai sukta
"taikos ofenzyva".
Pirmieji ''musiai" prasi-
dejo, kaip ir reikejo lauk.
ii, UNO konferencij o ] e
Visokiais budais "uzmazi.
ne" Berlyno klausima, ru'
sal del to kalte suverte va
karieciams. Kad pasaulis
tue labiau "isitikintu", vi
sinskis maloniai SUI t ! k (
"priimti' savo paties ''lais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

JAVA saloje, pastaromis
dienomis pasidave 1900 ko-
munistQ, kariavusiu prizes
vyriausybes kariuomene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
SIOMIS dienOmis State

SIOMIS dlenOmIS OCdCe
Departmental patiekiamas
IT'S ir Kanados militarines
sajungos planas, kuris ap-
ina If Siaures Atlantic sa-
iunga. Sion sajungon JENA
laisvos vakaru Europos val
stybes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
AMERIKOS JEGOS
1,564,O18 VYRQ

US Apsaugos Sekretorius
Forrestal pranesa, kad da-
bartiniu metu Sios sales
ginkluotos pajegos pasieke
1,564,018 vyru skaiciu. Tx
per viena spalio menesi pa
soko apie 10000 vyru.
metu gyvavimo jubilieju. Rem
giamas ,koncertas ir numato-
mas isleisti specialus sukakties
leidinys.
Sandarieciu suvaziavi-
mas Worcestery
SANDARA paskelbe Massa
chusetts sandarieciu suvaziavi
mo, ivykusio spalio 81 d. Wor
cestery, apyskaita.
Dalyvavo Al atstovas. Tarl
ko kita pranesta, kad Boston'
ivykusio bankieto pelnas buvt
$2O5.22.
Suvaziavimas nutare paskir
ii $1OO savO idejOs bel mintie
tremtiniams pagelbeti. Valdyb'
igaliota tam paciam tikslui, je
bus reikalas, isleisti ir kit
simta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

ka", kuri teikesi vakarie-
CLANS persi y S I'll Trygve
Lie ir DR.. Ewatt.
Vakarieciu nusistatymas
nebesitarti SUI rusais, Ber-
lyno blokadai spaudziant,
liko kietas kaip ir pirma.
Sta rusai is anksto zinojo,
bet susidare proga paleisti
dumus j pasauli, kad ,stai
mes norime tariffs ir likvi-
duoti gincus geruoju, bet
amerikonai to nenori. Kaip
tas plesikas! Atstato pis-
talieta j krutine ir sake:
"Duok geruoju pinigus, Q
tai nusausiu".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
Visq demOkratiju je-
gOs prizes tirOnija.

Istiesu rusai nieko kito
nesiekia, kaip laimeti kick
nors laiko ir kick tik gall
ma daugiau apsiginkluoti.
Kas belieka vakarieciams?
Tuo paciu atsakyti. Jie Sic
kia tikros taikos, bet per
paskutinius 'b e n d T. adar-
biavimo metus" SUI rusais
isitikino, kad tai tik aklu
mulkinimas. I rusu "taikos
ofenzyva" buvo atsakyta
kick kitokia Of e n zyva...
kuo skubesniu visu demo
kratiniu jegu sumobilizavi-
mu.
Churchillis tvirtina, kad
Stalinas, kaip il Hitlerls'
siekia pergaliu be k a o.
Bet kaip Hitleriui, taip IL !:
Stalinui karta turf pasl-
baigti ''riebieji metal. / Ar,
tinasi metas, kada relkes
kortas pakloti ant stalo.
Montgomery nesenai pa
sake, kad pasaulis yra vi
stems laikams pasiryzes ka.
ra pralaimejusius te S tt
Reikia manyti, kad sekan'
tbs teismas is Niurnberg(
persikels j Maskva... ~
Todel suprantamas tie
tusio" Stalino nervlnlma
sis ir sukti manevrai salta
! lame nervu kare! N-u,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Force Prexy Sees Ignorance
AS Bias for Prejudice

tabula high school this week.
"It's too bad we have to talk
about tolerance toward human be-
ings," DR.. Hill said. celebrating
another group is senseless. The
only rational thing to do is to ac-
cept them"
In his address on freedom and
democracy in America the educa-
tor and pastor quoted the philos-
opheer Hegel who believed the
goal of history must be attained
by each generation. Freedom, DR..
Hill state, is attained when a man
has bodily freedom, freedom of
intellect, social freedom and
spiritual freedom.
Speaking of bodily freedom, the
speaker said there are places in
the South where Negroes are still
actually slaves. ri have worked
with people in what I call the
semi-barbaric sections of Ameri-
a in Georgia and South Caro-
lima. I have seen black share
troopers who were nothing more
than slaves. l have preached to
people 70 years old who have
never seen a railroad train. | have
seen men under the whip and in
chains right here in this free
America. A man can't ever be
free unless his w body belongs
to him."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
PROMINENT SPEAKER
AT BETHEL SUNDAY

Attorney Sidney Kusworm will
appear at the Bethel Baptist
church this Sunday at 3 p. M, as
the second speaker in the Alpha
Phi Alpha forum series. His theme
will be, Improving Race Rela-
tons, locally, in the State and the
Nation" The Alphas are bending
all their efforts into getting first
rate speakers on their forum
series, and have garnered an &C.
cellent one in Attorney Kusworm.
Mr.. Kusworm is chairman of
the Americanism committee of the
Ohio State Bar association. He is
past president of the Temple Is
rael and the Dayton Jewish coun-
Gil. He is now chairman of the
Dayton Brotherhood committee
and has been on the executive
committee O fthe B'nai Birth since
1921. He has long been interested
in human relations and it is known
that he always has an important
message to put across whenever
he speaks. The public is cordially
invited to attend this second in
the Alpha Phi Alpha forum series.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Warns Of Peril
To Civilization After
The Next War

NEW YORK, March 10. &C.,
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt warned
that after the next war, there may
be little civilization left to enjoy.
hits CRYPTIC warning came during
an address before the Ulster Irish
Society of America.
The occasion was the annual
presentation of the Ulster medal
to the former First Lady,. which
is given annually to people Of
Ulster fish birth for notable serv-
ice in the United States.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Baptist
Church News

There will not be a regular
service Sunday, March 81, 1880
p. M, but, instead, a special serv-
ice for the benefit of those desir-
ing an evening of religious enjoy
ment.
Cecil B. DeMille's great moving
picture "King of King" Tin II
reels) will be shown promptly at
7:3O p. m.
A new balcony has been added
to the auditorium and other i'm
provements made which will insure
sufficient seating space for all who
wish to attend.
The public is cordially invited
to witness this great drama of the
Life of Jesus Christ-The Son
of God" There will be no charge,
only a free will offering.
John Owens, S. S. Supt.
Rev. P. E. Henderson, pastor.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
SHERIFF TEARS +.
DOWN RACE SIGNS

LOS ANGELES, March 10. CA
NP)-The young sheriff Of Kern
county, Louis THEFT, joined in
with the NAACP last week in it's
drive to rid the county of anti
Negro signs exhibited by various
business establishments.
The low officer, himself, tore
down a sign, eve do not wish the
patronage of Negroes" from a
cafe Just outside Bakersfield, ac-
cording to Thomas Reese, presl-
dent of the Bakersfield chapter
Of the NAACP.
Later, the owner put up an even
larger sign, but then on his own
accord took it down, eRese said.
He even aided a needy and homely
colored migrant after that, and
said hew as wrong in being pref
udiced, according to the NAACP
leader. F..
In the local drive the NAACP is
trying to get owners of these
places to remove these signs vol
UNFAIRLY. So far seven of 70 have
Continued on page Al
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
A Woman's GLORY

An arresting sight momentarily
held my attention today as l be-
held a young lady who, apparently,
was an individualist, at least as
far as what used to be referred
to as "Woman's Glory" is con-
cerned-her hair, which hangs
down her back in long, dark, wavy
|~tresses.
There's a lady, I unused, who is
not a victim of either extremes
so characteristic of, this day of
battling contrasts and silly con-
~tradictions, for example: white
people trying to get darker and
colored people trying to get light
er, even spending sizable sums to-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

ward this end, also, those with
long land oftimes beautifully hair
who cut it off or sorely neglect it,
vile a lot of women with short
and none too flattering hair covet
.'The Glory" of the more FORUM
ate women, and in an endless (day
by day. procession to the various
beauty salons seek to cultivate
their hair to the point where it
will add to their attractiveness and
allure.
The writer commends those wo-
men who, through no fault of
theirs, have short hair and who
with the help of skillfully trained
beauticians, give it due attention,
and if a woman with nice. beauti-
full hair (the envy of the short
haired group) cuts it off-that's
her business.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Negroes Can Go to
Only Of q
Hospitals in l. A,

LOS ANGELES, March 10. CA
NP)-When one of the 100000
Negro citizens here becomes i'll,
he usually finds there is only one
thing he can do; lie down until
he RECEIVERS or until he dies. If he
is lucky, he might gain admission
to the County General hospital,
an institution reserved for charity
patients which is the only one out
of % hospitals throughout the
city admitting Negroes.
AS a matter of fact, County
General is the only hospital in the
city which allows Negro physi-
clans to serve on its staff-it has
two. The other hospitals bar Ne
gro medical personnel, and the
white doctors, for the most part,
refuse to serve Negro patients.
The hospitals themselves use
this dodge to keep Negroes out,
since a white physician must con-
sent to treat a Negro before the
patient can be admitted.
In the face of this Jim crow
medical practice, Negroes have
suffered greatly. In certain sec
lions, the t%ubercular rate is 400
tror+inuod on rarc ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Charles Pointing Toward
Light Heavy Championship

Although Ezzard Charles is from
Cincinnati, he is we'll known here
in Dayton. His many friends here
hold him in the highest regard. In
the fistic world he is about the
hottest boxer on the horizon with
the possible exception of Walcott
and Ray Robinson. His ring sue
cesses have not gone to his head
and bloated it as often happens in
such cases.
The only drawback that Ez has
suffered from his manger, Jack
Mintz. Mintz has not handled Ez
right. He took him to New York
to fight against a popular local
heavyweight on his first Madison
Square headliner. Elmer "Violent"
Ray defeated Charles in an un-
popular split decision. Mintz has
also hampered the negotiations for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

WILBERFOCE, Ohio, March 10.
whether it is among races or
between two persons, ignorance is
at the bottom of prejudice" the
president Of Wilberforce univer-
sity, DR.. Charles Leander Hill,
told a large crowd at a meeting
of the Ashtabula Forum at Ash
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

a battle 70 rthe light heavyweight
championship against Gus Les
nevich, the champ. To be. sure,
Lesnevich's handlers have not been
too cooperative here, but had
Mintz not been too insistent on
having the terms fall his way,
Charles might be champ today.
Several wiseacres on Jacobs
beach popular name of Mike ia
cob's office in New York City,
are saying that LeLsnevich is
"afraid of Charles" Personally,
we would not be too ANXIOUS to
face Charles in a ring, but it is
hardly likely that a boxer of
Gus ability fears Charles. 1t
might be, of course, that Gus real
ICES he cannot defeat Charles, and
therefore keeps away from him so
continued on page AZ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
Elks To Sponsor
Educational Oratorical Contest

Friday, May 7, at 8 p. m. the
Improved Benevolent Protective
of Elks of the World will sponsor
an educational o~ratorical contest
at Dunbar high school, the winner,
with travelling expenses betrayed,
participating in the state orator.
cal contest to be held in Spring
field, Ohio, June S, 1913.
Cash prizes to the amount OF
$50 will be awarded to the local
contestants. Prizes will also be
awarded to the state winner. The
Regional contest winners, upon
their completion of high school
work, are to be awarded scholar
ships in the sum Of $3.50 each in
some college approved by the Elks
commissioner of education. Seven
prizes totalling $3.50 will be Of
fered by the Grand Lodge of the
IBPOEW to winners of the final
contest. This contest has the whole
hearted endorsement of superin-
tendent Of dayton school, Robert
M. French.
In view of the purpose of these
contests and because of the spirit
of ill-will and intolerance which
hovers over our land today, and
throughout the world, the writer
feels that the least that the public
spirited citizens Of Dayton should
do in regard to all civic and HUI
manitarian enterprises, typified by
this contest, would excel, by far,
an attitude of passive support.
The contestant Gas well as all
oppressed groups) is to bear in
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

mind that our government is one
Of law and not of man, that is,
our government is a set of organ
lied rules called the Constitution
of the United States, the princi-
pies of which in themselves are
fair and just to all alike, irres-
pective of race, creed or color.
Also, the fact should be borne in
mind that injustices has come as
a result of prejudiced interpreted
ton and administration, that such
CONTINUED on page AZ
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10
Coffee Insures Everything
 Remember? Adv.
INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Rural Rehabilita- tion Corporation of Palmer, Alas ka, will receive sealed bids up to and including November l9, 1948, on the following vehicles and equipment. Ten per cent 1O%) of the bid price must accompany the offer and the balance paid in cash upon acceptance of bid. Bids will be opened at the A.R.R.C. office in Palmer at 1:30 p. m., Monday, November p. Inquire at the Corporation Office for direc- tions to location of the items listed.
 1 HD-1O Allis Chalmers Trac- tor with IsaacSon DoZer
 1 1887 International Truck Flatbed with winch 11a ton 1 1885 Ford V-8 Dump Truck -1h ton
 Seaman Triple Filler
 1 1887 Plymouth Pickup
 1 Model 22 Caterpillar Tractor 1 425 gal. Steel Tank
 1 225 gal. Steel Tank
 1 500 gal. Steel Tank
 Misc. Walking blows
 Misc. De Laval Cream Separa- tors-Hand- driven
 1 Mccormick Deering Binder -6 it. cut.
 Mccormick Deering Mower The Alaska Rural Rehabilita- tion Corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 c. w. PETERS,
 General Manager
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10
WosiIIo BoII To Stot Saturday

WASILLA - The local h i g h school five will begin it's basket ball wars on Saturday of this week, according to an announce ment by Coach Ernest Line. The Wasilla men will face the 27th Statistical Control Unit in their initial start of the season.
 This is the squad which bested Palmer High School by a score of 26-19 last week.
 Wasilla's second stringers will play preliminary game against a town five as Fridays curtain raiser.
 Coach Line said his men were badly in need of game experl- ence. He has a squad of 12 work ing out now, but practice ses- sions have not yet been long enough to give them the drill in fundamentals that they need.
 The Wasilla basketball squad IS made up of these players:
 Jim Carson, Don Dinkel, Yer rall Teague, Joe Smith, DICK JeJnsen. Ed and Bill Church, Laddie Dinkel, Ray Mcdonald, Myron Newby, Phil Plack and Rodney Cottle.
 The squad is hoping to arrange
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10

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Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10
Management Switches

The management of Palmer Automotive Service again has been assumed by Al King, it was learned this week. Kenneth Rob- erts, in charge of the garage for the past several months, left for the states last week.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10

a game date with Palmer High School in the near future. 1t is possible that game will be played on Friday of this week, but no plans were definite at preSs-time.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-10
More on Teen-Age Continued from Page D

ICUII HUH cS5C 4I and Dick Rempel are responsible for the fun planned for Friday evening.
 Chaperones for that evening are:
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert CaulkinS, MT. and Mrs. Paul Martin, Mir. and Mrs. William BouwenS, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Mau, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Culver and MT. and Mrs. William GOrmley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-31

The killer whale is known as ri ger of the Sea" and will attack anything that swims. They even eat the tongues of living whales