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DIDEJA. EMIGRACIJOS
SAJUDIS

Siuo metu tfemtiniai beveik
tik ir gyvena emigracijos nuo-
taikomis. - Kur uzsirasei, kur
isvaziuoji, kada atvyks komisi-
ia? = tai nuolatiniai musu tau
tieciu klausimai. Stovyklose
intensyviau pradejo veikti Pie
tu Americas valstybiu komisi-
jos. Ypac daug lietuviu pran-
.cuzu zonoje rasosi j Venezuela.
Wen tik Ravensburgo kolonijo-
je is apie 500 lietuviu pareiske
nora ten vykti apie 80. Xiii
ir vyksta j Kolumbija, Argen-
tina, Brazilija.
Is amerikieciu zonos dar
Australia ir Kanada.
Musu tautieciai labai domisi
ir emigracija j USA. Deja, del
grieztu reikalavimu ir labai
jau leto tempo tik retas tesiti-
XII ten patekti. Kai kuriose sto-
vyklose, o taip pat ir spaudo-
je, pradejo reikstis siuo reika-
lu netgi partine polemika. Is
viso, tremtiniai nori gauti dar-
bo, mes jiems jau labai ikyre.
jo beprasmis badavimas sto.
vyklose.
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NAUJA IR LABAI GRAZI
KNYGA APIE LIETUVA

Knygu leidejas arch. inz. T.
Vizgirda siomis dienomis islei-
do nauja knyga apie Lietuva
anglq kalba, vardu "Lithuania
Through The Ages. Tai trum-
pa Lietuvos istorija, parasyta
Prof. A. sapokos. Knygos ver-
te labai didina jos meniskas,
isleidimas ir 200 iliustraciju,
daugiausia graziq Lietuvos val
zdq.
Veikale autorius apzvelgia
Lietuvos istorija nuo senQjv
laiku Xxi siu dienu. Gausu ze-
melapiq, Lietuvos zymiuju Wy.
ru paveikslu, dokumeptu nuo.
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"DANTIMIS !SIKAkDE LAIK0MES
TEVV zEMES"
LoiSkos is Lietuvos
(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)

(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)
Gerai gyvena tik komunistai,
nors pagal istatymus visi esa-
me lygQs. Mes badaujame -
jie visko perteke. Jiems atskiv
ros valgyklos, atskiros krautu-
yes. Darbo zmogui grestu ka-
lejimas, jei del sios neteisybes
jis suabejotq. Kas dirba, tas
badauja; kas nieksas, tas Wis
ko pilnas.
Mus ''nubuOzino''
Jie is musu ateme zeme, gy-
vulius, inventoriu, namus. Lie
tuvis laikosi, per nakti dirba.
10 zeme apkarpo, uzdeda duok-
les, organizuoja 'laisva" val
dziai pardavima. Jei zmogus
dar sl-ta turf, papildoma duok-
lie, kaip pasalpa Amerikos strei-
kuojantiems, pasaulio proleta-
riatui. Ir zmogus neislaiko.
Laime, jei toks dar gall vien-
'marskinis pabegti.
Mes matome kasmet net
sniegu apsnigtus jaw plotus,
isalusias bulves. Nesuskubo ia
w nuimti, mes planas buvo XII
toks, o sniegas nelauke. Ir ME
ko nekaltos aukos els j Sibira
uz sabotaza. -. Kaltieji virsi-
ninkai ir toliau direktoriaus.
Mes turime mokytis, kaip
buvome "smetonininku paverg-
ti', kaip dabar skursta ir ba-
dauja zmones Vakaruose, ko-
kios sunkiai pernesamos krizes
viespatauja Anglijoje, Ameri-
hOJC.
''DziaugsmO" eisenOs
1sprievartauti lietuviai pro-
fesoriai,' menininkai, mokslinin-
kai kartais kalba per radija.
Stebekit, kaip dreba jQ balsas,
koks jis duslus ir stengianciai
rekiantis. Is kiekvieno zodzio
kyso Saline, bet jie jau auto
natal, palauzti zmones. Ju Sci
mos atsakytq, jeigu jie kitaip
kalbetu. Suklastoti straipsnius,
parasus cekistams vieni juokai
Suvaryti minia, priversti ia
sypsotis, cekistai puikiai mo-
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IRO JAU BE POLITRUKU
RAGINA TREMTTNIUS
GRIzTI NAMO

Kasselio DIP stovykloje IRO
pareigunu pastangomis buvo
susauktas repatrijacinis susi-
rinkimas, taciau 81 karta jau
be sovietu politruku. / mitin-
ga is 5000 gyventoju atvyko
vos keliasdesimt zmoniu.
Is Frankfurto atvykes Area
Repatriation officer L. K. Ma
ther ragino tremtinius grlzti
namo. Ypac jis kreipesi j tuos,
kurie, anot jo, mesa politiniai
atbegeliai. Kalbedamas apie
sovietu santvarka, svecias pa
zymejo, kad kulturos, spaudos
ir literaturos srityje dabar ten
teikiama daugiau laisves. So
vietu vykdomas deportacijas jis
pateisino del karo netekimo pu-
siausvyros. Mather toliau pa
breze, kad Kasselyje bus ikur-
ia sovietu repatrijacine misija,
kuria galesia tremtiniai aplan-
kyti.
Tremtiniai Wis dar stebisi,
kaip Americas valdzia, kovoda-
ma SUI bolsevizmu, Wis dar pa
deda ju agentams veikti.
X. Pelekis.
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KAIP SPAAk KALI
BEJO APIE
LIETUVA

Gal but tik Churchillis karo
metu taip smarkiai puole ma
cius, kaip dabar Spaakas isdri-
SO pasakyti teisybe apie sovie-
tus viso pasaulio diplomatu
akyse UN konferencijoje Parry
ziuje.
Kalbetojas tikrai nepapras-
tas. Storokas, uzlipo ant tri-
bunos, apzvelge auditorija ir
tiesiog nusikreipe sovietu dele
gacijos link. Pc to energingu
tonu, neziuredamas j rasta, pa
sake kalba, kuri lures ieiti
siu dienu ivykiu istorija.
Visada saltas prancuzu LIE
Monde j pavadipo "ciceronis-
ku' kalbetoju ir jo garbei pa
skyre net visa editorijala. "Tai
buvo tarptautines morales pa
moka", raso LIE Monde. ''Tai
buvo sovietu impe i a l. z m o
teismas', priduria.
1stiesu Spaakas savo kalboje
visai atvirai nusake, kodel pa
saulis yra ipuoles j pesimizma
ir baime. Tai nepazaboto So
vietu imperijalizmo baime, bai-
me sovietu politikos, kuri "tai-
kos vardan" okupavO ramias
Pabaltijos tautos ir visu mir
timu bel ziaurumu jas naikina,
kuri viena is visu kara laime-
jusiu valstybiu isdriso paverg-
tt ir naikinti puse Europos ir
! savo imperijalistiniais 'sieki-
mais sukelti visa pasauli ant
koju. Visas tarptautinis ben
dradarbiavimas nueina niekais,
nes sovietai viska griauna, ne
pradejus dar taikos manu- sta
tyti.
Kai visos tautos bendromis
jegomis iesko planu, kaip grei-
ciau isbristi is skurdo ir vargo,
sovietai visame pasaulyje savo
penktosios kolonos pagalba ke-
liza samysius ir netvarka ir j
skandina varge. Kai Vakaru
valstybes tuoj po karo emesi
nusiginklavimo ir demobilizaci-
jos planu, sovietai is pirmuju
dienu pradejo karo pramones
organizavima ir milziniskos ka-
riuomenes kurima.
Baime atsidurti sovietiskame
kalejime, baime pasaulio samy-
sio ir netvarkos, baime nepa-
zabotos sovietu imperijalistines
politikos - stai kas veda pa
SAUL j bedugne.
ST kalba buvo daugeli kartu
pertraukta griausmingu ovaci-
ju, net prasilenkianciu su "di-
plomatiniu tonu", o kai kalbe-
tojas baige savo istorine kalba,
auditorijoje kilo toks plojimas
ir tokios ovacijos, kad jokia
tarptautine konferencija dar
niekad ko nors panasaus nera
maciusi. :. Tx sovietai su
savo satelitais sedejo tylus ir
israude ir bailiai dairesi po en-
tuziazmo pagauta auditorija.
Z. u.
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Lodge posedyje tvirtino, kad
pagal esamus istatymus armi-
jos sekretOrius turf gala savo
nuoziura priimti paskirus sve-
timsalius j karo tarnyba USA
armijoje. Taigi, kas is tremti-
niu nori istoti j sia tarnyba,
turi tue reikalu kreiptis j ka-
rini Americas atstova Militia
ry Attache) prie USA amba-
sados ar pasiuntinybes Angli-
joje, Prancuzijoje, Itali joje,
Kanadoje, arba j karine oku-
pacine valdzia.
Kap. Petras Jurgela.
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LAISKAS Is AUSTRALIA
los

Jus
Atvykes Australijon buvau
paskirtas Qvislando valstyben
prie cukraus nendriu kirtimo.
Dirbame septyni liet u vi a
vienoje grupeje. Darbas labai
sunkus, be to, karstas klima-
tas. Degintas nendres kirsda-
mi esame visi suodini ir pra-
kaitu permirke.
Uzdirbame po 8 silingus ir 4
pensus uz vienos tonos sukir-
TINA. Sunkiai dirbant per sa-
waite susidaro Xxi 8 svaru, bet
apie 2 svaru valdzia isskaito
visokiems mokesciams. Pragy-
venimui irgi iseina apie 2 sva-
raj. Tai kas savaite 3-4 svarai
lieka. Il svaras lyginasi SIS,
taciau Siuo metu Amerikoje
Australijos svarui kursas terra
$2.OO.-Red.)
siaip gyvenimas Australijoje
neblogas, bet uzdirbti norint,
reikia dirbti kruvinomis ranko-
mis-.
Dvejus metus turime dirbti,
kur valdzia paskirs, paskui
bus galima, jei susitaupysim,
arba kitur vaziuoti, arba cia
savarankiskai kurtis.
* x
Australijoje nera tokia kul-
tura, kaip Europoje ar Ameri-
koje. Cia viska zmogus turf
dirbti rankomis, todel darbinin-
ko darbas labai sunkus. a..
Yra ir cia nemaza tokiQ, ku-
rie pyksta, kai mes pasakom
teisybe, kaip yra- -Rusijoje arba
dabar LietuvOje.
siaip mes nieko daugiau ne
nation, kaip tik savo gyvena-
mus barakus ir nendriu lau-
kus.
Karta per savaite pas mus
atvyksta kataliku kunigas. Jis
mus kick pamoko angliskai ir
siaip daug uztaria prizes val
dzia ir zmones.
Yra atvykes Australijon vie
mas 1ietuvis kunigas, bet jis
gyvena nuo musQ uz 1000 my
liu ir musq dar neaplanke.
Gala, kad musq kunigas, ku
ris mokina mus angliskai, kita
menesi isvyksta savo tevynen
Airijon.
Is senu Australijos gyvento-
ju radome viena lietuvi senu.
ka, kuris j Australia atvykes
vaikas, prizes so metu. Lietu.
viskai moka tik poterius, kit
ka veik visai uzmirses.
Buvome suruose viena pikni
ka If il pasikvietem, 0 taip pa
ir australu sveciu. Senukui pa
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LAISKAI Is ANAPUS

GAL RUDENI BUS SILCIAI...
Viename laiske is Estijos ra-
So:
"Mes labai laukeme sia va
sara karsto orc. Taciau klima-
tas buvo labai netikras. Tikrie-
j karsciai, kuriu mes tikejo-
mes, neatejo. Semi zmones pra-
nasauja kad mes turesime les
koti pavesio miskuose.
"As manau kad JUS sugrisi-
te namo, jeigu bus labai kars-
ia. Vienok siuo metu pas mus
dar tebera labai Salta ir as ne
noreciau kad tn griztum."
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tt jam siek-tiek tiesos. Tie, ku-
rie mate il ir norejo jam butt
kaip lietuviui atviri, perdaug
issipasakojo apie savo kalina-
mus artimuosius, jau ju nete-
kom. Tikejomes, kad grizes Anne
rikon jis paskleis bent dalele
tiesos. Bet skaudziai apsiriko-
me: jis, pavergtas pinigo, pa
sidare Stalino zmogzudzio pa
prastas bernas. 10 grizusio
kalba yra okupanto kalba. Te-
vyneje net zeme saukia prizes
j.. Tauta, neziurint kick dur
tuvq il besaugotq, antru kart
grizusi j Lietuva pakartu, kaip
ir kiekviena tautos nieksa. .Kas
liks, liks tik plienas, mes ismo-
kome savo kailiu didelio patty
rimo.
Kur dingo milijonas
AmerikOs lietuviq?
Mes pasigendame tiesaus ir
ryztingo zodzio, reikalaujancio
sudrausti azijatus, sulaikant
juos nuo musQ tautos zudyniQ.
Kur dingo milijonas Amerikos
lietuviQ, kai jau virs simto
tukstanciu ju broliQ tik per
iris su virSum metu sunaikino
azijatai.
Mes klausiame Jusu, ar Wis
ka padejote ant Tevynes auku-
70, kad taptume laisvi? Ar ne
paskestate kartais siaurame sa-
vo interesq ratelyje ir neuzmir-
State pavergta Tevyne? MusQ
sirdys niekad tu nepamils, ku-
rie perdaug susirupine savo
kasdienine duona.
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Nebus laimes, jei musq tautie-
ciai tebekencia! Aukas siuski-
te:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
los Grand Street
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
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Per lietuviu istaigas, redak-
cijas ir tiesiog gaunu daugybe
laisku is tremtiniu ivairiuose
krastuose. Visi klausia ar jau
galima istoti lietuviu dalinius
Americas svetimsaliq legijone
ar siaip Amerikos armija.
Negaledamas visiems atsaky-
ii, noriu per spauda nusviesti
ia klausima.
Pastangos lietuviu daliniams
kurti Amerikos armijoje
Praejusia ziema suzinojes,
kad Senatorius H. Cabot Lodge,
Jr., siulo init svetim s a i u
(ypac karo tremtinius) j Ame-
rikos armija ir net sudaryti is
ju atskira Americas svetimsa-
liu legijona, ryzausi iskovoti
lietuviams daugiau teisiu. Su-
sirasinejau su Sen. Lodge ir Ell
lie kitu kongresmanu. Nuro-
dziau, kad tarp tremtiniu ir
ypac tarp lietuviu yra daug pa
tikimu, patyrusiu ir doru Wy
ru, kurie mielai ir istikimai
tarnautu USA armijoje, moka
po keleta svetimu kalbQ, turf
karisko patyrimo ir, neteke te-
vynes, laisves, giminiu ir viso-
kiu teisiu, esant reikalui atei-
tyje kariautu kaip liutai - gal
net geriau, kaip tie pagarseje
mirties batalijonai, ir tt. Stu
liau ryztis sudaryti atskira lie
tuviu divizija ar brigada ar
nors viena pulka, arba atskira
Baltu divizija lis l lietuviu
pulko, 1 latviu pulko ir 1 estu
pulko). Tikinau, kad savano-
riu atsirastu daugiau, negu bu-
tn imanoma priimti, tad butu
puikus pasirinkimas.
Sen. Lodge, atstovai Hall ir
Andrews laiskais dekojo uz to-
kius sumanymus ir siulymus,
kuriuos idave karo vadovybei
svarstyti.
Kad mano pastangos butu
sekmingesnes, per spauda ir
laiskais raginau lietuviu orga-
nizacijas ir veikejus naudotis
proga, paremti pradeta darba,
sauktis kongresmanus prita-
rimo ir prasyti vyriausybe su-
daryti nors viena atskira lie
tuviu pulka. Is visQ organiza-
ciju tik Americas Lietuviq Ia
ryba pritare, susidomejo tue
zygiu ir kreipesi i vyriausybe.
Taryboje ia reikala tvirciausiai
RENE jos pirmininkas L. simu-
tbs. Taciau vyriausybes parei-
gunai atsake, kad atskiru tau
tu daliniu USA armijoje ne
steigs.
Kaip Kongresas nusprende
Nuolat susirasinejau su Sen.
Lodge, kuris kovojo uz siuly-
ma init $4,000 svetimsaliu j
Americas armija. Birzelio 8 d.
Senatas pagaliau nutare. priim-
ii $4,000 svetimsaliu SUI teise
po 5 metu karo tarnybos igyti
USA pilietybe. Bet netrukus
Atstovu Rumai isleido istaty-
ma apie kareiviu saukima ir
del to atmete tremtiniu emf
ma. Tuo budu anas Senate nu-
tarimas liko be vertes.
Paskirus svetimsalius gall
priimti j karO tarnyba
Kongresui tebesvarstant ta
reikala, kreipiaus j Krasto Ap-
saugos Sekretoriu, kuris birz.
21 d. atrase:
"Noriu padekoti tamstai uz
labai idomq laiska, 1948 m. ge-
guzes 27 d., ir uz daugeli jane
isdestytu pasiulymu. Visuomet
labai naudinga ka isgirsti is
asmenu, kurie galvoja apie pro-
blemas, apie kurias tamsta ra-
Sal. AS iteikiau tamstos laiska
asmenims, kurie bus ypatingai
igalioti toliau tai svarstyti".
Taigi, karo vadovybe svars-
to tick Sen. Lodge sumanyma,
| tick manO siulymuS ir gal no.
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NJJSIzUDE SOVIETISKAS
ESTTJOS "PREZIDENTAS"

svedu laikrastis Stockholm
Tidningen is Stockholmo pra-
mesa, kad bolsevikines Estijos
"prezidentas" nusizude, memo
redamas pildyti Maskvos isaky-
mo deportuoti 100000 estu j ST.
bira ir kitas SSSR sritis.
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NEPALIK IR DEDES
HARRIO

Kitame laiSke raso:
"Susikrauk savo daiktus ir
grizk namo is tos stovyklos kur
tave marina badu. Taciau tn
neprivalai palikti ir dedes Har-
rio. :"
Laisko gavejas neturi toxic
dedes. Bet Trumanas yra Har-
ry. (K. Pl.)
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AMERIKON pereita savaite
parvezta 7O47 kariu lavonai is
uzjuriu. Tai yra didziausias
toks transportas, koks Xxi sio-
lei buvo j USA parveztas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15
IS Trentiniu Gyvenimo

trauku. siuo leidiniu turetu su-
sidometi ir Americas lietuviai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15
Tremtinioi ir Ame-
rikos Armijo
PRANESIMAS NORINTIEMS
ISTOTI I USA ARMIJA

Per lietuviu istaigas, redak-
cijas ir tiesiog gaunu daugybe
laisku is tremtiniu ivairiuose
krastuose. Visi klausia ar jau
galima lstoti lietuviu dalinius
Americas svetimsaliu legijone
ar siaip Americas armija.
Negaledamas visiems atsaky-
tt, noriu per spauda nusviesti
ta klausima.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-22
EVERYBODY SATISFIED
BY REPUBLICAN
PLATFORM

The Republican convention al
Philadelphia voted down proposal
favoring taxation of farmers coop
eratives and adopted a plank stat
ing, 'There must be support of bona
fide farmer owned and operated CO.
operatives.
But somehow or other the repre-
sentatives of the National Tax
Equality Association, which is lead
ing the business fight to destroy CO.
operatives through special taxation,
were we'll satisfied with what hap
pened.
1t seems the NTEA representa-
tives were heard and at their insist
ance it was written into the Repub-
lican platform that business must be
encouraged by 1.-THE correction of tax
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-22
DO We FIGHT FOR 0IL?|

Mr.. Walter Levy, director of pc
troleum for the Economic Co-opera-
ton Administration (Marshall Plan)
stated July ,29th, to the National
Petroleum Councils
of the total $4,000, 100000 of U.
S. assistance, about $1,000, $1,000
is accounted for by oil products, oil
transportation, and oil equipment. !"
The United Press, which has no
ties with Moscow, reported August
2nd, that net profits of the oil in
dustry for the first half of this year,
will top billion dollars, the highest
half years earnings of this industry,
and about 1920 higher than in the
first half of 1947.
United Press also stated that
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
maintained its pre-eminence topping
not only all other oil concerns, but
all other industries.
The Rizley-Moore bill pressed in
the last regular session of congress,
would hamstring the Federal Power
Commissions supervision of the ex-
ploitation and distribution of natural
gas. The hooters of Americas ma
tural resources are confident they |
can get all their grab bills passed at
the next regular session of congress
starting January 3rd, 1949. They
will, unless congress so alarmed over
inconsequential spies, = or the
President to be-can be made to see
that hooters of the American people
are almost the last word in disloy-
alty.-People's Lobby Bulletin.
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abuses and limitation of competition
by governmental organizations. =
This seems harmless enough but il
appears that it is the exact words of
NTEA uses in its attack on the CO.
operatives.
Said the NTEA Bulletin after
convention, "The planks that the
COP resolutions committee unani-
mously adopted - are so close to
what we asked for +. that we have
no kick at ALL"
At best it would seem that the
Republicans were working both sides
of the street. But on the record of
the 80th congress the not too modest
optimism of the NTEA will be
laughed off only in the mushy-
headed corner of the farm co-opera-
tive movement Northeastern Union
Farmer
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-22

By June 80, 1947, more than l.
100000 rural consumers were re-
ceiving electric service from REA-
financed distribution systems.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-22

RECOGNIZE AND DEMAND THE
UNION LABEL
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
wiIIIlar


Mrs. Louise Rutherford
Mrs. M. Ridgle left for St.
Louis, Mo-. to attend the gradu-
alton exercises Of her grand dau-
ghter. Robizene Crowder. Miss
Crowder graduate from Summer
High School with End ranking in
a class Of 1875 pupils ........ Miss
Crowder and Ellard Lamb, Jr.,
former students and class mates
here, ranked LIST and End in re-
ceiving 9th grade certificates here.
They won the same honors in their
respective High schools this jan
uary. Ellard Jr. is valedictorian
at Dunbar $500. Prof. M. Roland
was successful in chartering {
school bus in which the teachers
some Of the patrons and students
visited the Freedom Train in Pine
Bluff. All reported having an en-
joyable trip ...... Funeral services
for Mrs. Gladys Shelton was held
at Shady Grove AME Church on
Thursday at 2 p. m. Surviving
are, three sisters, Mrs. L. E. Jones
OF Wilmar, Mrs. Eulelia Ragland
Of Wilmar and Mrs. Carrie Bell
Egypt of Warren. Three brothers,
John Henry Mckinney of Dallas,
Texas, Rev. w. A. Harris and
Bezzie Lee Harris Of Wilmar, and
host Of nieces and nephews.
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Fresh Pears and Cream
A Tasty Treat Worth TRYING
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Fresh pears and cream--it's new
It's different. it's delightful.
The sweet juicy meat OF fresh
pears from the orchards OF Oregon
Washington, and California lends
itself admirably to this tasty treat
They are mild In favor yet so rich
IN levuiose sugar that no extra
sweetening is needed. Serve them
as breakfast fruit or as q dessert
Tor lunch or dinner. Simply peel the
pears, slice them and serve them
with cream.
Undoubtedly when fresh fruit Ia
N season, you fnye served peaches
and cream. bananas and cream.
Strawberries and cream. baked
apples aud cream, but You have 4
new tasty treat In store with fresh
pears ana cream.
The ripe AIjou and Fail Russet
pears are especially good fruit for
this special. They are sweet and
Juicy and the firm creamy flesh has
pleasing texture for this purpose.
rhe Comice aud Nelis pears IRE
Ilso good for this purpose when
Nailable. SO from September to
Nay, you may enjoy this simple.
yet tasty treat.
Fresh pears on the market during
he winter months are unlike other
truits In that they ripen to best
advantage OFF the tree. When these
ears have reached the desired
tage Of maturity, which Is deter.
1ined by n standard government
pproyed pressure test, they are
lrefully picked. They are then
ransported to packing houses
here they are carefully washed In
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tend the funeral of his step mo-
Their .,as.. Rev, S, Mcdaniel Wis.
tied our services Sunday ....... Sea.
man David 7. Bradley of Califor-
mia visited his grandmother and
relatives in this community last
week ...-... Miss Mays. Garnelius
Neal and Mrs. Lille Hemphill
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
N. Fletcher last Sunday evening
49,. Miss Marilyn Swinton was
week end guest of relatives in
Biglow,
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
Carolyn Adair


THE OKLAHOMA STORYThe oklahoma greatest play
IN the hstey of the theatre playing
and ending Saturday February l4h
managers Mrs Frank Vaughn Pnckney
people OF the will have opportunity attending play
10 that end the entire balcony
Tor the performance Friday night February may
obtained from Waddy I'll Century Building S
fhone 1882 Oklahoma" will presented exactly as is
IN New York where is still playing
houses In fact everyone of the
method OF constantly exchanging the
me National company as the touring has
given over two thousand performances including the
cities IN the union Chicago Boston, City Dallas
New Orleans San Francisco Los Angeles people the
cast and ty-eat orchestra Why is oklahoma
such phenomenal success? First
"hen Oklahoma was Indian Territory the
worlds greatest theatrical Theatre Guild Third
its tuneful melodies most famous
writer's Oscar Hammersten and Richard Fourth the
are by agnes DE Mile Fifth the by Reuben Ma.
ouan noted stage and picture director money was spared
IN providing the sets and show
almost three hours Of enjoyment which Songs with
"nch the pubic Is already familiar will enoyed when
ara sung m the their proper settings Among What
Beautiful Morning. Surrey With The The Top okla
mona and scores OF others The beautiful girls
handsome
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
SCOTT

Funeral services of Mrs. Jennie
Washington, one of the commun-
tiles Oldest and outstanding citi-
Gems, who passed Monday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Linnie
Mae Cheatham at 1900 Rock St.
in Little Rock after lingering ILL
ness resulting from a fall. Funer-
al was held at Pilgrim Rest Bapt.
Church Sunday of which she had
been member for a number of
years. Scripture and prayer by
Rev. H. White; kilograms were
read by Mrs. Olivia Hamilton, Eu-
logies by Sister Emma Hill, Rev.
M. Williams; Obituary, Brother
Jethro Aycock; Funeral Grafton,
Rev. Henry Steele. pastor. Re-
marks by w. o. Hill, representa-
tive Of the Good Samaritans, OF
which she was a member. Surviv.
ing: one sister, Mrs. Mary Outlaw
of Starkville. Miss, three daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Linnie Mae Cheatham
of Little Rock, Mrs. Lille Per-
sons, Dallas. Texas, Mrs. Mollie
Yates, Starksville, Miss; three
sons, George Washington, Norfolk,
Va; w. M. Washington, Scott,
Ark. and Booker Washington, of
California and many grand child
rem and great grand children, a
host of relatives and friends.