davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-02
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Evening star., 1949-06-02
Gen. Clark Sees De Gusperi

ROME, June 2 R.-Premier
Alcide de Gasperi last night re-
ceived Gen. Mark w. Clark, war
time commander Of the American
5th Army. Gen. Clark. who now
commands the 9Th Army area In
San Francisco, came to Italy Tor
Memorial Day services at the Anzic
beachhead cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

A .ish fvii eed,eS Aeses
fho,s sure - elsass every
seA~s lover ons .
price sAc,s hero 70 ese.i
Ivy ssssfol pov~as seaey
and saiey s~oi As~es Get
isfaesios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
APIE Venezuela IS VENECUEL0S
Raso Vyt. Naujenis
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

Sio reiskinio be abejo mega
lima aiskinti kulturinio lygio
skirtingumu, mes tick imigran-
tq Venecueloje, tick paciu We
necuelieciq tarpe rasime Emo
niu, kurie savo issimokslinimu
yra visiskai lygus, taciau prize
zasties tenka ieskoti auklejimo,
pasaulezilros ir labiausiai pa
prociu skirtingumuose, kurie
susvelnes, gal but, tik laikui
begant.
Oar karta turiu pazymeti, kad
visi tie skirtingumai tarp vie
tiniu zmoniu ir ateiviu prade-
da stipriai jaustis tik uz dar-
bovieciu, istaigu ar krautuviu
ribu ir kad visa tai nekliudo
ateiviams Venecueloje dirbti,
gyventi ir net visiskai gerai
jaustis visiems items, kurie
nera labai linke j 'nauju drau-
gysciu ieskojima" ir gall pasi'
tenkinti vien savo seimu, al
siaip kitty pazistamu imigrantv
ratu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
-NAUJAkURIAI~

racas j centrine imigrantu sto-
lvykla Ell Trompillo. Visa kelio-
ne virs. dvieju simtu kilometru
autobusu, kuris Shame kraste
vaidina pagrindines susisieki-
mo priemones vaidmeni.
Pirmiausia teko pastebeti,
kad plentas, kuriuo vaziavome,
ir dar bent keli plentai, ku-
riuos keliones metu turejome
progos perkirsti, buvo arba as
faltuoti, arba gristi akmenimis.
Tiesa, plentai siauri, mes vie
tomis juose vos gall prasi-
lenkti du autobusai, bet tai ir
suprantama tokiose vietovese,
kur plentui reikejo daryti vie
ta sprogdinant kalnu ar pra-
raju pakrascius.
Visi kaimai (jau nekalbant
apie miestelius), pro kuriuos
ta diena NUNS teko vaziuoti,
buvo elektrifikuoti, o dauge-
Lyle matesi vandentiekio insta-
liacijq.
Miestu ir miesteliu gyvento-
jai apsirenge daugumoje sva-
rial ir kai kur pastebimas noras
imponuoti perdeta elegancija,
mes tik sitaip galima suprasti
geros medziagos vilnoniu eilu-
ciu bel rupestingai uzraisiotu
kaklaraisciu savininkus para
duojancius kur nors paplenteje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
"Misiuke" nei kick ne geriau
uz "pOniusenka"

"Misiuke" nei kick ne geriau
uz "poniusenka"
"Ponai", "Ponios" ir "Pane.
les" jau susilauke visisko "mir.
ties sprendimo". Bet vykdyti
ia sprendima nedaug kas sku-
binasi.
Rasytojas F. Kirsa pasille
vadintis "viespaciais", bet kali
bininkas prof. P. Skardzius sa-
ko, kad ir "viespats" ne ka
geresnis uz "pona'. Mat, to
zodzio kline esanti irgi slavis-
ka, reiksme - dar didesne,
mes "viespats' seniau reiske
tik MAJ daug tick, kaip "sei-
mininkas'', bet dabar jau reis-
kia labai dideli -. "pona'', maz-
daug, 'pona ant panu" -.
Vydunas sidlo vartoti ivai-
riu paragbos zodziu: ir "vies-
patti, ir "zyni", ir kitus. Bet tai
irgi nepatogu, wien jau del ivai-
rumO...
Gala, kad kalbininkai cia sa-
kosi esq bejegiai: "ponq", "po-
niu" ir ''paneliu" jie pataria
nevartoti, bet kuo juos pakeis-
ii. =, nezino.
Amerikoj, be abejo ir kitur,
naujakuriams tenka susidurti
su keblumu del sito paprocio.
Jie is papratimo ''ponaujasi" ir
savo tarpe, ir kitus "ponais'' bel
"poniomis" vadina, ir tai taip
daznai, kad Kittens, nuo to at
pratusiems, tiesiog aust rezia.
Nevadink names ponia! :
kartais net pyktelejusi atkerta
senai Amerikoj gyvenanti tau
tiete. = Sakyk "Missis" ir
that's all!
Irodyti, kad istikrQjQ nera
skirtumo, ne taip jau lengva.
Netiki ir CANA -.
Tai ka gi daryti? Ar senaji
kalbos mandagumo paproti rel
kia pakeisti cia vartojamu pa
prociu?
HIM -. Jeigu tas naujo kras-
to paprotys bdtu visiskai tvar-
koj, tai kodel gi ne. Bet kad ir
tas, cionykstis paprotys nera
tvarkoj. Blogiausia, kad musu
tautieciai CANA daznai net ir
visai ne vietoj vartoja tuos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
prie As laipsniu karscio.

prie As laipsniu karscio. !.
Judejimas visur labai didelis,
O del masinu susigrldimo I've
necueloje, berods, desimciai ar
dvylikai gyventoju tenka vie
mas automobilis) daznokai ten
ka sustoti ir sugaisti.
Keistai atrodo, kai pamatai
daznai visiskai padorq limuzina
po labai primityvia pastoge, is
paziuros irgi labai primityvaus
ukininko vienkiemyje, kur ma
tosi tik vienas kitas molinis
siaudais dengtas pastatelis ir
kiaules snukis bel vistu galvos
bezilrincios j plenta is savo Sci
mininku gyvenamos bakuzes.
Kaip taisykle = visu tokiu
lkininku, o taip pat ir daugelio
miesteliu bel miestu pakrasciu
gyventoju mazesnieji vaikai
vaikscioja visiskai nuogi ir siuo
atveju visiskai nesvarbu, ar ju
tevas vaiksto pescias, jodineja
asiliuku, ar vazineja nuosavu
automobiliu.
Toxic patys kontrastai paste
bimi ir pacioje sostineje.
Priemiesciai uzima labai di-
delius plotus ir ju isvaizda, atei-
vic akimis ziurint, labai skurdi,
taciau miesto centras grazus, o
savo krautuviu prabangumu vi
sal prilygsta daugeliui Europos
sostiniu.
Didesne kelio dali vaziavome
sutemus ir teko pamatyti daug
idomaus, nes degant namuose
sviesoms geriau matesi ju vi
dus bel apstatymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Santykiai su vietos
zrnonenis

IS to, ka anksciau buvau skai-
tes apie Venezuela, man buvo
susidariusi nuomone, kad dau-
guma vietos gyventoju lures
butt juodi, raudoni, arba ben
drai kaz kokie kitokie, negu
zmones Europoje.
Tikrumoje pasirode, kad cia
vos vienas is keliolikos, ar net
is dvidesimts zmoniu yra kick
ryskiau pilkas, tue tarpu, kai
visi kiti arba toxic pat, arba
net zymiai sviesesni, negu dau-
gels kaunieciu matytu Pane
munes pliaze.
W tai is veidu bruozq ir
plauku venecualiecius tuojau
atskirsi nuo lietuviu, taciau ir
siuo atzvilgiu negalima pasa-
kyti, kad jie daug kuo skirtQsi
nuo europieciu, mes rasime daug
panasumo j ispanus, italus, ven-
grus ir bendrai pietu Europos
gyventojus.
Taip pat ir venecualieciai
tuojau pastebi uzstenieti, ypa-
tingai visus melynakius bel
sviesiaplaukius, mes jq paciQ
tarpe tokiu visiskai nepasitaiko.
Apie santykius tarp imigran-
tu ir vietiniu gyventoju galima
pasakyti tik tick, kad vietomis
jie yra neblogi arba pakencia-
mi, kick tai liecia bendradar-
bus darbovietese, taciau tik
labai retais atsitikimais gall
butt kalba apie kokius nors
santykius tarp tu zmoniq jq
privaciame gyvenime.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
BEDos DEL PAPRocIU
Apie tai, l<o reiktu ismokti If ka. =. uzmirsti

"Misterius'' ir "Missis''.
Anglu kalboje taisykle yra
griezta: mr., Mrs" ir Miss
rasoma ir sakoma tik prize pa
vardes, o musu seniau Ameri-
koj gyvenantieji tautieciai daz-
mai sake:
= Paklausk missis, il pasa-
kys...
- zidrekit, kokia daili misiu-
ke (!) eina -.
Cia tai jau ir su tikru sio
krasto paprociu nesuderinta, ir
nei kick ne geriau iseina, kaip
"poniusenka", "poniulitecka" ir
tt. = is ko ir mes patys juok-
davomes, ,ir kas kittens labai
keistai atrodo.
Jeigu kas baidosi "pono" del
to, kad tas zodis "demokratis-
kus jausmus" izeidzia, tai ture-
tu lygiai baidytis ''Misterio" ir
"Missis", dar labiau ''leides'',
mes LADY, istikruju reiskia
jau ne bet kokia ponia!
Ar ne geriau butu tuos ''Mis-
terius' palikti items atsitiki-
mans, kada kalbame angliskai.
o lietuviskai kalbedami paban-
dykime tuo tarpu issiversti be
dirbtinumo ir taip pat be to
NUNS svetimo ir netikusio "po-
no..
Tai galima. Daugumoje atve-
ju visai nera taip jau negra-
zu vadinti zmones tiesiog pa
vardemis, be jokiu priedu. O|
jeigu norime mandagiau pakal-
beti, visada galima prie pavar-
des prideti ''gerbiamasis", "ger-
biamoji.
Pavyzdziui "Dabar prasau
tarti zodi gerbiamaji Juoza Pet
raiti". Toliau kalbes gerbiamoji
Antanaitiene". Kuo tai blogiau
uz "Pona Juoza Petraiti" arba
'Ponia Antanaitiene', arba ir
"Missis Antanaitiene"?
Rasydami, vietoj "Kalbejo
ponas J. Petraitis", galime ra-
Syti "Kalbejo gerb. j. Petrai-
tis". Ateity gal iprasime ra-
syti tiesiog ''g. J. Petraitis"
vietoj 'p. J. Petraitis'', ir bus
-.
o gal kas turit geresniu su-
manymu?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Oar kick pastabu apie
Venezuela

Atsimenu, kad man, vos at
vykus j Venezuela. buvo ne
paprastai idomu stebeti viska,
is ko tikejausi galesias susi-
daryti nuomone apie to krasto
zmones ir bendrai apie sally
gas, kuriose teks gyventi ir
dirbti.
Ia pirna diena Venecueloje
ispldziq turejau tikrai daug
mes teko is La Guairos uosto
vaziuoti per krasto sostine Ca.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13

Apie SIN. geguzes 8 d., laivu
General Holbrook" j New Yor-
ka atvyksta Sic lietuviai trem-
tiniai:
Abakanavicius Eugenija - Lit
tie Falls, N. J.
Alekna Jonas Sofia, Alvidas -
Rexford, N. Y.
Andriukaitis Agota - Branch
Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Mikulis Algirdas, Sofia, Soft
ia - Omaha, Nebr.
Mikulis Agota : Seattle, Wash.
Monkus Vaclovas - Chicago,
III.
Mosgeris Petronele, Janina, Err
nestas - Waupaca, Wise.
Navikas Jonas, Elzbieta, An
tanas, AIdona, Maria - Wa
terbury, Conn.
Orlauskis Vladas, Genovaite, Ri
mantas = Racine, Wise.
Pakalnis Jonas, Ona, Angelo,
iona, - Goodman, Wise.
Paliulis Vitolda, Viktoria, w.
tautas - Waterbury, Coon.
Paskevicius Leonida, Raimun-
das, Henrikas = Chicago,1l
Petrauskas Vaclovas - Scotts-
vile, Mich.
Petrauskas Eduardas - Athol,
Mass.
Pliksnis Pvilas, Jadvyga - Gro
veland, Mass.
Prasmantas Lionginas - Mil
dersburg. Ohio.
Radzevicius Juozas, Agota, w.
tautas, Adas - Highland,
N. Y.
Radvickas Petras, LeokadiJa,
Petras = Scotsville, Mich.
Ramanauskas Lionginas - Eli
zabeth, N. J.
Raiponas Kazys - Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Reksciova Terese - Oakland,
Calf.
Samas Jonas Peabody, Mass.
Satraitis Albinas, Eugenija, Ar
vydas - Detfoit, Mich.
Savukynas Vincas, Milda =
Schenectady, N. Y.
Sinkevicius Edvardas, Jadvyga,
Audrone - Amsterdam, NY.
Skaudnis Juozas, Saliome, Jura'
Vida, Nijole - E.Hartford'
Conn.
Skupeika Vincas, Ona, Romual-
das - Miami Beach, Fla.
Slikas Vladas - Rochester,N my
Sodaitis Juozas, Elena, MarlJa
- New Yrk, NY.
Stankevicius Antanas, Janina
Algis - Chicago, Ill.
Staras Jonas, Irena, Antanas =
Worcester, Mass.
Stumbrys Jonas - Dayton, .
Sukys Povilas, = Kearny, Nd
Strimavicius Ona = Detroit
Mich.
Susinskas Albertas, Irena :
Clevelan, Ohio.
Sviderskas Stepas, Stefanija
Eugenijus = Detroit, Mich
Tamosaitis Petras = Cicero, Ii
Traska Leonas = Lltchrleld
| Conn.
j Utenis Bronius, Rimvydas :
Cambridge, Mass.
} Vaitkevicius Pranas, LeokadiJa
Vaclovas, Janina, Petras :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13

SIN. geguzes 4 d., laivu zee
neral Taylor" j New Yorka at
vyksta Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Audreckiene Emilia - Cleve.
land, Ohio.
Baltakis Pranas - Pittsburgh
Pa.
Balys Antanas, Brone, Ilona
Aurelia = Chicago, Ill.
Bartkus Juozas, tEugenija, Ee.
genijus-Algimantas - Chica.
60, Ill.
Brasas Antanas - Mount An
GEL, Oregon.
Briedis Leonas - Rochester,
NY.
Daniusevicius Jonas, Ona, Silva,
Vytautas, Stasys - Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Duoba Antanas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Eimutis Pranas, Domicele, Jad-
vyga - Queens Village, NY
Gircyte Marijona ir Brute -
Worcester, Mass.
Girnius Juozas, Ona, Ramunas,
Kestutis - Kenneburk Port,
Maine
Glinskis Agota Holyoke,
Mass.
Grazys Vladas - Cicero, Ill.
Gudaitis Viktoras, Dirda = Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Jokubaitis Viktoras, Algirdas
Pranas, Paulina = Hillside
N. J.
Januska Maria, Romualdas =
Chicago, Ill.
Kazlauskiene Elzbieta - Town
send, Wise.
Kazlauskiene Elzbieta = Wa
terbury, Cnn.
Kodatis Kestutis, Kunigunda
Kokstas Stasys = Rochester
- N. Y.
Krasnakevicz Ona - Detroit
- Mich.
Krikstopaitis Bronius, Maria
Grazina, Ramunas = Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Krusinskaite Danute - Kearny
N. j.
Kuliesius Vincas, Ona = Vim
cennes, Ind.
Liulevicius Vincas. Monlka
Arunas, Saule, Aukse - Chi
CdSO, LII.
Maciukas M. Zofija, Petras :
Cicero, Ill.
Majauskas Juozas, Brone, Hen
rikas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Masilionis Juozas - Chicago
! I'll.
'|Matulaitis George, Alice - Oak
! land, Calf.
} Mikalajunas Petras, EmiliJ'
i Petras - Bedford, N. H.
j Mikalauskas Stasys - Lorail
J Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13

Andrasiunas Jonas, Veronika,
Dalia Thompson, Conn.
Antakauskas Vladas, Petronele,
Arunas = Elizabeth, N. J.
Bakanavicius Liudvikas, Terese,
Maria Chester, Pa.
Balalis Vladas - Maspeth, NY.
Baltakevicius Stase - LaCros-
Sc, Wise.
(Perkelta j 7-ta pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Valley City. N. Dakota.

Verba Julius - Davenport, lows
Vestenbergeris Adolfas, Elena
-Elmars, Viktoras - River
side, N. J.
Vilipas Motiejus, fedora, Do
nata, Villa - Scotsville, NY.
| Virbickas Jonas - Sun Prairie
| Wise.
Visniauskas Stasys - Detroit
| Mich.
Apie SIN. geguzes 5 d., laivu
Marine Jumper" j Bostona at.
vyksta Sic lietuviai tremtiniai
Abramikas Vincas, Elena, Lai-
ma, Algimantas - Spring
field, Ill.
Aleknavicius Aloyzas, Ona -
Chicago, Ill.
Andriejauskas Alfonsas, Da-
mute - Thibodaux, Mich.
Arlauskas Zigmas, Kazimiera,
Irena, Aldona - Webster,
N. Y.
Balciunas Kazys - Chicago, Ill.
Baleisis Jonas, Amelia, Vita
LIZA, Alfonsas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Bliudnikas Petras, Stefa, Ra-
munas = Rochester, N. Y.
Bliudzius Stase - Detroit, Mich.
Briggs Vytautas, Liudvika =
Worcester, Mass.
Burba Maria, Juozas, Irena,
Janina, Liusija - Chicago,
Ill.
Butkevicius Jonas - Lawrence,
Mass.
Cvirkaite Aniceta ir Aldona -
worcester, Mass.
Daukantas Jonas, Maria, Ire
ma - Chicago, Ill.
Dicmonas Albertas - Gillespie,
Ill.
Gelgudas Vincas, Anele, Felix
sas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Grizas Povilas, Aleksandra, Eu-
GENIUS - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Galeckas Augustinas, Bronisla-
va, Dalia, Audrone, Augusti-
mas - Chicago. III.
Gruzdas Brone, Juozapas, Leo
mas - Sodus, Mich.
Janulaitis Petras, Tautvydas -
Toledo, Ohio
Kizaitis Vincas - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Manelis Petras, Valentino, Ro-
bertas, Plus, Rita - Branch,
Mich.
Misliauskas Henrikas, Benedik-
ia - Cape May Court House,
N. J.
Mockapetriene Adele - Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Norvainis Antanas - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Pauzuolis Antanas, Emilia j
Rochester, N. Y.
Pliura Vytautas - Linden, NJ.
Pupius Petras, Zuzana, Ma
RIA, Antanas, Juozapas, AL
dona - Newark, NJ.
Radziukynas Vladas - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Radius Vilhelmas - Chicago,
Ill.
Ramanauskas Jonas - South
ington, Conn.
Saliamonas Jonas, Vytautas,
Salomeja - Hartford, Conn.
sarka Vincas, Aldona - Bell
vile, Ill.
Snabaitis Antanas, Elena. An
tanas, Sigita - Cicer, Ill.
Sukarevicius Jonas, Serafina,
Joana, DANA - Waterbury,
Conn.
Taujenis Brone = Chicago, Ill.
Umbrasas julius = Racine,
Wise.
Varnas Juozas - Hartford,
Conn.
Varnauskas Valentino, Janina,
Andrius. Valentino - Holly
wood, Calf.
Varekojis Edvardas, Aldona
Terese, Edvardas - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
IVecepskis Kostas - Brooklyn
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
SATURDAY, JUNE II, ls4s
Louis Announces
Advance Sale For
Charles-Walcott
Fight Passes
100000 Mark

Advance sale for the Ezzard
Charles-Jersey Joe Walcott title
fight has passed the 100000 mark,
Joe Louis reported this week.
Exactly $101, 124 has been taken
in and we still have almost three
weeks It'll fight night. OF the 9,511
tickets sold, 3,052 were ringside
seats. That's 500, ABB right there" he
stated.
Both Walcott and Charles appear
to be in good condition for their
June % title bout at Comiskey park
in Chicago. Charles expects to
weigh in at IT'S pounds and Walcott
at 1874.
Both camps expressed confidence
in their fighters, and both seem to
be glad they are in the title bout
For Charles, manager Jake Mintz
said:
"At 81 years old, my man1l be
rough customer for a guy as old as
Walcott to handle"
Walcott spoke for himself, he said
I'm feeling good. don't feel any
different about this fight than lid
about the two Louis fights. I'm
still fighting for the heavyweight
championship and it doesn't make
any difference who you're fighting
when the title is at stake"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Alfredo Spence Post
Holds Election

Alfredo Spence Post American
Legion No. 1872 and it's Auxiliary has
elected and installed new Officers
for the year 1949-5O. Mr.. James Oar.
ling of 1871 William Ave. is the
post commander and Mrs. Marcia
Baker, 3452 Margaret St, Auxiliary
president.
The post is now rafting an cleo
trical ice box now on display at
Dew Drop Inn, 1927 Grand ave. The
purpose of this rattle is to raise
funds for an American Legion home,
Alfredo Spence Post is in the
midst of their annual membership
drive and are looking forward to a
successful fund raising campaign
for the Legion Home.
Correspondence for the post can
be sent to 1871 Grand ave., Miami,
Fla. Phone S3-1272.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Notice To Veterans

Beginning next Monday. June 10
all veterans who wish to enroll In
the Dorsey Vocational School, may
come out on Monday and Wednes-
day nights from z to 10 pm. There
are still a few openings in English,
mathematics, tipping, drafting. ele-
mentary school courses. These
classes are part-time and are nelo
on Tuesday and Thursday nights
from TOO to 1000.
David H. Dobbs, principal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Baltimore Mayor
Breaks Segregation
GAMMA LUCASTA" OPEN WAY

Baltimore, Maryland - (Global)-
Work well done is never lost and
that was proven when the Mayor
announced that Hazel Scott, pianist
will appear at the Maryland Theatre
where there will be no segregation.
1t will be remembered that when
Anna Lucasta" in which there are
a number of ANT members broke
TO permit mixed audiences.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Italians Adopt New
Tactics On African
Colonies

ROME - (ANP) Taking a leaf
from those astute purveyors Of Co
lonial affairs, the British and the
Americans, the italian government
has adopted new tactics in its ap-
proach to the former African colon
les problem.
The government announced Tues
day that it would support proposals
designed to grant self-government
and independence to the former Ital
ian colonies in Africa. This decision
marks a fundamental change In
Italy's attitude on the Colonial
question.
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What Next?

Washington, d. c. - (GlobaD -
After being excluded from member
ship in the local Medical Society,
Negro doctors received letters de-
handing that they contribute SO
each to help fight the proposed ma
tionaI health bill.
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Front: Moses Williams.
First row: Leon Wilson,
Mildred Simon, B e r t h a
Brown, Erma Williams,
Evelyn Simms, Elizabeth
Harmon, Josephine Lloyde,
Viola Knowles, Ira Skipper,
Ronald Braynon, Ezekiel
Wallace. Alfred Barr.
Second row: Melvilian
Lamb, Leila Walton, Louise
Brown, Flossie Phillips, An
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Reading left to right,
first row: Robert Staten,
Homer Everett, F oy d
Adams, Josephine Hart,
Eddie Mae Smith, Thelma
Donaldson, Helen Martin,
Jimmye Lee White, Derrell
Hopkins, Nelson Pinder,
Leroy Bryant.
Second: Fannie Davis, Al
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-01
2-DoY Race Meet
Slated for Urbunu

Some of the best horses in Ohio
will compete for an aggregate of
$4,000 in purses on Saturday af-
ternoon, Sept and the afternoon
of Labor Day in Urbana. Eight
dashes will be raced each after
noon.
This race meet is a new venture,
inspired by the completion of a
new, modern grandstand and a
fast, modernized race course at
the Champaign County Fair
Grounds, Urbana. This race meet
will also mark the Inauguration
of pari-mutuels in Champaign
County.
The necessary funds have been
subscribed by SO citizens of
Champaign County, with the un-
derstanding that any profit real
lied will go to the Champaign
County Fair Board. 1t is believed
the modern grandstand, unusually
fast track and the opportunity
afforded by the Labor Day holi-
day will attract many thousand
racing fans for the event.
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and Mrs. Glen Blazer, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Kearan, Mr.. and Mrs,
ames Willis and Dick, Mrs. Mar
ion Blazer, Raymond Hayslip,
Bennie Louden, Ray Griffin, Les
ter Overfield, Kenneth Stewart,
Dan Welty, Sr., Mrs. Joe Penning-
ton, Jr., Harold Baker, Ralph
Woods, Tommy Arthur, Robert
Louden, Ted Welty and John
Murray.
Visit Niagara Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Woodruff
and children, Diana and Dean,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Blair, of
Kingscreek, spent the weekend
at Niagara Falls, N. Y. Their re-
turn trip was through the Allie
gheny moutains and along the
Allegheny river,
In Gallipolis
Mrs. Minnie Judy is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Judy, of Gallipolis.
In Detroit
Mrs. Nellie Miller has return
ed from a visit with relatives in
Detroit.
Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hill were
the attendents for the wedding,
Saturday evening, of Joan Paul,
daughter of Mrs Ed. Boyles, of
Columbus, and Patrick Leptic, of
Piqua. The wedding was perform
ed in the Linden Presbyterian
parsonage in Columbus. Both the
bride and Mrs. Hill wore white
suits with corsages of roses.
Other guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Boyles. A reception was held
following the wedding at the
Cliff House in Clintonville.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill, of
Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Hill, of Urbana; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Boyles, of Columbus; were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill
and family, Sunday.
Past Chiefs Club
The members of the Past Chiefs
Club motored to Worthington
last Friday for their annual trip.
While there, they visited the
studio of WRFD radio station, en-
joyed a luncheon at the Flora
Inn, and in the afternoon, visited
the State penitentiary in Colum-
bus and the Columbus Zoo. Those
in the group were Mrs. Ethel
Kaufman, Mrs. Mary Bates, Mrs.
Belle Sheehe, Mrs. Ina Louden,
Mrs. Laura Gibson, Mrs. Lena
Hill, Mrs. Cliff Crowder, Mrs.
Laura Gibson, Mrs. Esther Bren-
ner, and Mrs. Clara Pennington.
Eastern Picnic
The Eastern Star picnic was
held Sunday at Ohio Caverns.
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Springs
BY MRS. JESSIE COPELAND

Mr.. Harry Wright, of Akron,
is spending couple of weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Leslie
! Wright.
Mrs. Marie Warner, of Mt
Sterling, spent last weekend al
the L. w. Cook home.
Mrs. Estella Herd was re-
cent guest of her son, Clifford
Herd, and family, of Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Miller,
of Canton, attended the McCombs
reunion at the Prospect Park
Sunday and spent Sunday night
and Monday with Mrs. Jessie
Copeland and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cook, and
daughter, Nancy, of La Rue, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsa Davis, of
Broadway Corners, spent Sunday
with L. w. Cook and family.
Wayland Force and family, of
Columbus, spent several days
last week at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller,
of Detroit, were recent guests at
the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Miller, of Park
Street.
Mrs. Leila McFadden and
daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Fox,
spent several days last week with
relatives in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koontz
and daughter, Dolores, are spend
ing few days with his parents
at Marysville.
Donald Cook, member of the
Naval Reserves, is spending Is
days on a Cruise to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lowther
and daughter, Linda, are spend
ing few days here.