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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
The Racehorse
Prize Cesfyibsffss
Dy EIeonor Momm, Is
lslend Jvriss Nigh Sshss

lsIorc }Sstof NtQN S<N&sa
Here he comes. down the track.
His coat is shining. solid black.
With prancing steps he now comes
near.
He has the grace Of q playful deer
Behind him now. nine others
prance,
All look the same at first glance
But the black has courage. sure
and bright.
Later he'll show plenty Of hsht.
The horses line up at the starting
gate.
The black racer Is number eight,
The horses are ready. the gate Is
sprung.
The black leaves the gate. the
others among.
Number three speeds on ahead.
The black is second by q head.
He FORCES ahead as they race
around.
Up to him three horses bound.
Only ninety yards TO the nnish
line,
Done now is number six. Grape
vine.
The black draws ahead. inch by
inch,
Winning this won't be q cinch.
Under the line the horses speed
The black wins by q bare neck
lead.
Above the shouts. above the babel.
People are cheering for Indomi-
table.
After the race. It's back TO the
stable.
A sad place for 1ndomitable.
But the black himself. he's glad
to be back.
It's rather firing. running the
trarkt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
[ Local Masonic News

Samuel Gompers Lodge will hold
the annual picnic in Rock Greek
Park today. beginning at 10 am
Location: Groves /, 2 and 3. at
the foot Of Tilden street, across
from Pierce Mill.
Blue Lodges.
Federal-Monday. initiation.
Acacia-Tuesday, initiation.
Sampel Gompers - Tuesday
Robert lie Bruce Chapter. Order
of De Molay to confer degrees.
Takoma-Tuesday. M. M. de-
gree.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. special
1880 pm. M. M. degree.
Naval-Thursday. special. Z
pm. M. M. degree,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
The Story of Fireflies
Prize Cssfribsfies
By Judy Zark. IA


hocfoflond Juntsf hioh Sshoei
A long time ago In late fall,
Pluto. king OF the underworld
came out OF Hades. II was still
light and the birds were singing
and flying around. Pluto was
very angry because he didn't like
TO see any one having fun. He
stayed and watched and thought
Of q plan. When evening came,
he saw the little fireflies coming
out. and flying around lighting UP
now and then. That made him
even madden. for the light both
cred him.
Late that night Pluto went back
to Hades. He was ready to put
his plan to work. He would send
all his messengers and seize all
the birds and other animals that
could ny. The wise old owl lived
In . big tree where the fireflies
stayed In the daytime and they
were very good friends. The mes
senger that took the owl down
didn't notice the firefiies on his
back. That was the one thing
that Pluto didn't want. The owl
told them not TO light up until ali
the other animals were there no
matter how dark 1t was. Soon
they were all down there and
Pluto began to beat them. because
they were all 30 happy. Then the
owl told the firefiies TO light up.
and about 800 fireflies temporarily
blinded Pluto. Finally they let
him rest. on one condition--that
he would let them 60.
He let them 60 and they were
never troubled by Pluto again.
The firefiies went on lighting UP
everything at dusk in the spring
summer and fall. In the winter
they rested and got ready to light
up in the spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
| OES Activities
In Local CHAPTERS
Special Chapter notices :

Special chapter notices:
Electa-Tuesday. 55th annivers-
airy. July and August meetings
are Cancelled.
Martha-July II. cruise on s. s
Mount Vernon. $50 pm. Contact
matron or John jackson.
Warren G. Harding-Tuesday
initiation. April. May. June birth
days honored. Recess until Sep
TENDER Is.
Ruth - Tuesday. Home Board
with Mrs. Thelma Wagner. Re-
cess until September 10.
Federal-July 3, 5 to . pm.
Friendship Club picnic. Palisades
Park.
Lebanon - Tuesday. initiation.
June and July birthdays honored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

The only bird known 10 have
slit eye pupils In the black skim
mer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Cash prizes OF 81 are awarded
for original stories. articles. poems
and cartoons published In The
Junior Star. Contributors O! ma
terial which the editor considers
Of sufficient merit also are issued
reporters cards.
The contest Is open TO boys and
girls OF high school age and un-
der. Write on one side OF paper
double space II YOU type and
put your name. age. address. tele-
phone number and school In the
upper left-hand corner, Draw
with black India ink on white
paper and do not roll or fold
Contributions cannot be returned
The editor reserves the right 70
publish any contribution in what
ever form he thinks best, regard
less OF whether 1t is awarded q
prize. He also may withhold prizes
awarded for contributions found
not TO be original.
Checks for prizes are mailed
during the week following publ.
cation. Address: The Junior Star.
727 Star Building. Washington 4.
D. C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
Moonlight
Prize Cosfribafios
By louro looney, II

| Silver Spring lntsrmsdisss School
Through the stiffness Of the night
Shines the lustrous. pale moon
light.
Through tops Of ghostlike trees
it peeps.
And silently through bushes
creeps.
Rays from the moon shining
bright,
Piercing the cool and cloudless
night
Create a soft. silvery glow,
Brightly reflected on landscape
below.
Very splendid and artistic
Is this pale moonlight so mystic;
lit now dims and fades away
At the dawnins Of the day.
Goldfish
Prise Csssribsass
BY Cynth;s Jones. "
pvakss Nigh seAssi
They look 20 very peaceful a
they dart about.
Or are they really angry because
I'm looking from Without
My. such = nosey person." they
seem to say
why doesn't she stop staring
and please 20 away"
They send little bubbles floating
through the blue
While their slippery tails give
brief swishes.
And as their little bodies shine
their hue.
Tia, no doubt. they'd nll =
collectors wishes.
But anyway they're fun TO own.
And MS view each playful deed.
They seem 70 resent their slaa1y
home
And wish that I would leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
of Stamps
By Jomes Waldo Favcett

stamps Of Free Finland show ma
tive howers-ihe wood snemone
the wild rose and the yellow colts
foot-as vtsualized by Q woman
artist, Signe Hsmmarsten-Janson.
A special slogan cancellation
now In Use az Toronto. Canada.
reads: Tourist Dollars Are Ma
tional Dollars"
The 20-ore red brown commem-
orative Of Denmark. issued june s
for the centennial OF the Danish
constitution. Is q MASTERPIECES OF
engraving. 1t was based on
painting by Constantin Hansen
and carries the initials c. H, v. b
and S. T.. suggesting the names Of
the engrayers.
The tercentenary slogan can
collation. die OF Annapolis Will be
used until December 81. but col
lectors are advised TO obtain speci-
mems now, before the bronze let
tiers are worn down by friction.
The Capital Precancei Club will
meet at the home Of Rolston Lyon,
2I7 Rittenhouse street NV. TO-
morrow evening at g. Visitors are
welcome. Please ask for c. G.
Fisher, secretary.
The Collectors Club Of Wash
ington will meet At 1912 Ninth
street Tuesday evening at 8. Pub
lie invited.
Alvin r. Meissner. "a, chief de-
signer OF stamps in the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing from 1873:
until l945, died at his home. $780,
Center street NV. Thursday. He
created many adhesives and was &
member of several philatelic So
cieties. A lengthy obituary article
appeared in The Star yesterday.
Ellery Denison. president Of thu
Collectors Club Of Washington
will be guest Of honor and speaker
at a meeting OF the Friendship
Stamp Club at the Eldbrook,
Methodist Church Wednesday eve
ming, July 6. at 8. He will discus!
and exhibit stamps Of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
.Gubin Named President

Justine F. Gubin, past president
Wilmer Auxiliary. Jewish War Vet
Grams, was elected president. Dis.
trict of Columbia Department
Jewish War Veterans, Ladies Aux.
iliary, at the annual convention
Also elected were Ida Volk. Sc.
nior vice president; Phyllis Caro-
junior vice president: Sadie Doug.
las. treasurer; Esther Hoffman
conductress; Golden Zulin. chap
lain, and Eva Kerxton, guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
@be 5unior Star
lust Between
Ourselves .

The ras:ec STATES - srsy
strange pace .;s3er<s- - Tx I>gs-
lcnes~ boy and slr3 - the aoeEsza =.
aanyaHE picture. a~i lhry sse gel
t.ag aSed % u FAitef eGssk>y -
and. they Ay. i4ke :. st;y mlSa
i4oeaAAa ard Sls 4ssaa re are Etas
children 6! NJ ara Ags AAitss
GunAFstrsa. ssa$ CoEsncS iass4s ave
nue. Chevy Chase. Nd tsseE ia
Their Is The counselor ~ ;lsr ira
Emaasss Of Cey.an. esgs Nan
achu@tIs avenue \ " ard :aex
have been IN tAss country oaal>
about tour months
Ceyion, III ease VOC se forget Ter
soslr erosvSpsay lsS~cgas. - sasee
island IN the Indian OCEAN IN Is
capital. Colombo automobiles and
rlckshas 80 SIDE oy sAae kaS~
where oxarawn carts and wagon
do the work c. trucks Mas IL
It's people live In Uatehec laus
Buddhism Is the FREEDOM tnaal
religion o, ceyion. bal THERE are
several hundred thousand CHRIS
tsans. mostly Roman Catholics
Budcha himself Is believed *
have visited the island an :EFes
different OCCASIONS. and y cleft II
rock atop Adams Peak Is re-
seYed as las 'oc1&tep, A ss1slas
marks the spot
OtheF sarlnes, pNfamldal s'3ac
lures built With sun dried hrAeki
and called daSobAS Rir believes
10 contain relies Of Buddhs ans
various Buddhist saints A tern
pie At Handy rs Sald 10 contain
one OF BuddhA teeth And I
tree al AnaTsdhapufs Is gepatet
20 have been planted IN sss h {
as q branch Of the sacred Bo
tree under which RaddhR sat fei
six years. inediiAting or the mys'
teries Of lie and death.
In Colombo, Lochanas fAeoflu
sports were cricket. rugby ans
tennis. Here he will have 10 con
tent himself with tennis ans
whatever American sports he car
pick UP. He may And ba Sc ball ant
football satisfactory substitute
but. OF course, can't be sur
until he has tried them The ds,
the picture was made he VA
checking up on the sports pro
gram OF the Boys Y The y de,
Is familiar 10 him. YOU see. be
cause in Ceylon there are Yeunl
Mems and Young Women Budd
his, Associa tons
One American sport that 10
chana must shun is hunting
Buddhism does not permit tn
killing OF animals unless they ar,
needed for food.
Right now. the sport that In
terests Lochana most Is boxing
Mother bought Lochie \ set O
/ gloves. but he didn't have anson
TO box with" Suvimalee told me
so mother put on q pair and le
him box with her
The first movie Suylmalee sa,
in this country made q powerful
impression on her She had see,
movies II. Colombo. but none tia
compared with Little Women"
| Now, Suvimalee Is writing a sor
OF Little Women" OF Ceylon.
story titled, "Mahinsas Wish
She Is using 4 school eompoSitio.
book, and Lochie has drawn a,
illustration for It's cover.
Suvimaiee will enter Mare
School in the fall. Lochie plan
TO attend Alice Deal Junior High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

The 1949 anti-t ub erculosis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

A "last flight" cachet will be
applied to mail carried in final
pickup operations of All American
Always June 80. Send self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope in care:
Manager of Public Relations. All
American Always. National Air
port, Washington, D. c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
NAUJAkURIAI~ >

kai tik pasitaiko vietu, lietuvius
labai mielai priima.
Bet, jeigu is tos keliolikos
nors vienas ir cia pasielgtu pa
nasiai, kaip anie du - galetu
lietuviams durys uzsidaryti. 1r
cia iseitu, kad saukstas deguto
visa statine medaus sugadina...
zmoniskai pasielgiant, galima
is vieno darbo pasitraukti ir
pereiti j kita. stai pavyzdys.
Vienas, siq metu pacioje pra-
dzioje atvykes, lietuvis nauja-
kuris gavo darba CANA rimtoje
imoneje. Darbas buvo vidutinis-
kai atlyginamas. Zmogus ma
gingas, jaucia, kad kitur jis
gall geriau uzdirbti. Rado ir
proga gauti geresni darba. Jis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

Apie SIN. liepos II d., laivu
General Eltinge" Bostona at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Acus Jonas - Methuen, Mass.
Aleknavicius Pranas, Viktorija,
Arvydas, Regina - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Alisauskas Juozas, Brute, Juo-
zas - Chicago, Ill.
Arnastauskas Konstancija, Ve-
ronika - Chardon, Ohio.
Bagdonas Kazys, Nijole -
Hartford, Conn.
Bakaitis Mecys, Vladislava, AL
gis - Sodus, Mich.
Bukys Justinas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Braziunas Juozas, Elena, Ri
mantas - Detroit, Mich.
Brokevicius Antanas - Scran-
ton, Pa.
Bubreviciute Viktorija - Chi
cago, Ill.
Chlamauskas Wadas, Brone,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

kreipesi j skyriaus vedeja ir
paaiskino, kad jis noretu perez
I'll j toki darba, kur numato pa
|siekti siokios tokios pazangos,
O cia jam tos galimybes nera.
Darbdaviai ta gerai suprato,
paprase pasilikti dar bent sa-
waite, po to isdave geriausia
atestacija ir dar pasake - jei
|nepasiseks ir noresi grlzti, tai
tik pranesk, tau visada pas mus
bus galimybe darbui vel gauti.
Kai zmogus zmoniskas, tai ir
|kalba kitopiska -.
O toxic pasielgimai, kaip pir-
muose pavyzdziuose pamineti -
Wis vien, ar tai padare diplomuo-
tas ar berastis, yra ne tik ne
|isauklejimo zenklas, bet ir nu-
sikaltimas prizes daugeli Emo
niu. Didelis nusikaltimas, mes
del tokiu pasielgimu gal visa
ellie seimu lures kesti skurda.
Tai yra netiesioginis kitu api-
plesimas - visu lietuviu gero
vardo pazeminimas.
Taip, gerbiamieji, negalima!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

Prane - Warehouse Point,
Conn.
Daniels Juozas - Allegan,
Mich.
lDaniliauskas Juozas - Nauga.
tuck, Conn.
IDragunevicius Jurgis, Anele
Gediminas, Audrone - West
Hartford, Conn.
IDragunevicius Gediminas
Chicago, I'll.
Dravinskas Jurgis - Nauga.
tuck, Conn.
Dumciute Ona Dickinson
| N. Dakota.
Genys Jonas - Racine, Wise.
Gerke Osvaldas - Freesoil
Mich.
Gobis Pranas - Detroit, Mich
Gruzdys Wanda, Vitoldas = Eli,
zabeth, N. j.
Gudaite Emilia - Norwood.
Mass.
Jadvirsis Petras, Grasilda -
Chicago, III.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

Niekas negincija seno prize
zodzio, kad zuvis iesko kur gil
liau, zmogus - kur geriau.
Tiesa, kai naujakuris kada ne
is pirmos dienos ciumpa pirma
pasitaikiusi darba, o bando pa
sidairyti, gal kas geresnio pa
sitaikys, tai kai kas ir paniurz-
ga. Sake, kai as atvaziavau,
tai neziurejau nieko - bet tik
yra darbo, tai ir ejau!
zinoma, to pavyzdzio = lysti
pirma pasitaikiusia skyle -
ne butinai reikia laikytis. Ilysi,
o gal po keliu dienu bus geresne
vieta, bet jau cia busi susirises.
Apsidairyti ne pro Sail -.
Jeigu zmogus iesko isitaisyti
kaip galima geriau, peikti uz
tai nereikia. Tx, zinoma, jeigu
kas per ilgai renkasi, ne is savo
kisenes gyvendamas, tai jau kas
kita. Tokiais atvejais pritinka
pasiskubinti lysti ir j nelabai
patinkama skyle, jeigu tik il
pasitaiko.
Nera nuodeme ir pakeisti dar-
ba, jeigu pasitaiko geresnis. Cia
daugumas yra pereje visokiau-
siu darbu, kol galu gale patai-
ke toki, kuriame ilgesnim lai-
kui apsistojo.
Naujakuriai kaip tik is Sc
nuju amerikieciu daznai isgirs-
ia tokia beveik taisykle, kad
Amerikoj prie jokio darbo nesi
priristas. Kol dirbi - dirbi; ne
patiko, radai kur geriau is
ejai >.
Bet, pasirodo, kai kurie nau-
jakuriai sta pamokyma per
daug jau placiai suprato -.
Iseiti is darbo tai galima, tas
tiesa. bet iseiti reikia zmOnis-
kai! Laisve tai laisve, bet man.
dagumO irgi negalima uzmirsti!
Clevelande jau buvo pora tik-
raj nemaloniu atsitikimu del to-
kio blogai suprasto laisves nau-
doiimo. Tur but ir kitur to-
kiu dalyku pasitaiko. Tegul ST.
tie pavyzdziai bus priminimas,
kaip nereikia, kaip negalima
elgtis!
o atsitikimai buvo toki.
1. "As neprates sitaip dirbtiv'
Vienoi imonej, kur CANA ge-
ras atlyginimas, bet ir darbas
ne is lengvuju, darbininku prl-
emimo skyriaus virsininkas yra
cia gimes lietuvis. Savo tevo
paragintas, jis priima keleta
lietuviu naujakuriu j darba.
Po keliu dienu telefonuoJa
sunus tevui ir sake:
- Nebesiusk man daugiau tu
lietuviu DIP, - jie nenori dirbti.
- Kaip tai, kodel?
Pasirodo, kad vienas is tQ plr-
muju, jau nelabai ir naujaku-
ris. nes jau bene trecius metus
Amerikoje gyvena, perejes jau
per visa ellie visokiQ vietu, cia
priimtas ir padirbejes vos pora
dienu, pasakes: me, sitaip SUM-
kiai as nedirbsiu! AS neprates
taip dirbti! AS Lietuvoje uni
versiteto mokslus isejes, as ten
tokiu darbu nedirbaup'
Jis is to darbo isejo ir vel
"bedarbis". Pc to ir dar vienas
ar du iSeje...
Koks rezultatas? Ogi toks,
kad tas, kas prieme lietuvius
naujakurius, jiems gera daryda-
mas, daro isvada, kad visi lie
tuviai naujakuriai toki = tik
mokslais giriasi ir didziuojasi,
kad jie priprate +. nedirbti.
Desimtys If simtai istikrqju
aukstuosius mokslus baige, tu-
ri sauktis "kersto j dangu"
prizes toki pasielgima, nes jie
niekuomet taip nepasakytu If
taip negalvoja. Svarbiausia, kad
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

Jamontaite Lii - Wellesley
Hills, Mass.
Jankauskas Kazys - Baltimo-
re, Md.
Janonis Antanas - Chicago,
Ill. n
Janulis Veronika - Chicago,
Ill.
Jockus Ona, Brute, Joana, Kon-
radas - Otsego, Mich.
Jokubka Petras, Ona - Chica-
go, I'll.
Keniausis Aleksandras, Ona,
Romualdas, Audre - Water
bury, Conn.
Kleinaitis Povilas - Jackson,
Mich.
Kozica Ona, Viktoras, Joana -
Bridgeman, Mich.
Kryzevicius Kazys - Honey
vile, Mich.
|Laukaitis Leonardas - Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
|Liaukus Justinas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
|Linkevicius Kazys, Meta, Neri-
(Perkelta j sta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

| z. "JlS gavO geresnl darba y
Vienoj vietoj lietuvaite nau-
jakure, gerai mokanti angliskai,
dirba imones biure. Turedama
progu daznai matytis su paciu
savininku, ikalbejo jam, kad
priimtu keleta lietuviu naujaku-
riu j darba. Prieme keleta mo-
teru ir, nors nenoromis, bet iti-
kinanciai paprasius, prieme ir
viena vyra. Jis dirbo saziningai
ir gerai ir darbdaviai juo buvo
patenkinti.
Po trumpo laiko tas vyras
jau neatvyksta j darba. Saw
ninkas klausia klausia vienos is
tu nesenai priimtu moteru. To-
il atsako, kad jis gavo geresnl
darba ir ten nuejo...
Savininkas, zinoma, supyko.
Kokia isvada? Ogi atleido ir tas
kelias moteris, kurias buvo pri-
emes, biure dirbanciai lietu-
vaitei pasake, kad daugiau ne
berekomenduotu, mes Wis vien
lietuviu nepriims!
zinoma, tokia isvada, toks
grieztas savininko pasielgimas
nera teisingas. Tai yra panasu
j Hitlerio ar Stalino metodus,
kur uz vieno nepaklusnuma bau-
dziamos seimos ar istisi kaimai,
ar net tautos -.
Bet savininko isizeidimo prize
zastis yra teiseta. il sako:
- Jeigu jis gavo geresnl
darba, tai jis galejo gi man pa
sakyti, kad nori iseiti - as juk
jo neuzlaikyciau! O uz toki pa
sielgima as atleidziu ir kitus jo
tautiecius ir daugiau nepriimsiu.
Man nera reikalo atleisti, darbo
pas name yra, bet as ta pada-
rysiu!
Ir padare g..
Ma, kaip gi nekeikti toxic pa
sielgimo?
3. "As nenoriu tik laikinio
darbO -"
Uzeina karta j DIRVA visai
dar zalias naujakuris: ar ne
zinote kur darbo?
= Taip, gal ir rasim -.
Stai vienas zinomas lietuvis
veikejas kaip tik pranese, kad
Ijo darbovietej gall priimti viena
zmogu. Tuojau jam pristato-
mas darbo ieskotojas. Priima.
Padirbejo kelias dienas ir dingo.
Darbdavys, zinoma, klausia
ta lietuvi, sena savo darbininka,
kur dingo tas naujokas. Tas ne
Zinc. Teiraujasi DIRVOJE, be
ga, iesko, suranda, klausia, ko-
del nebeateini darba.
- Tai, cia darbas tik laiki-
mis-, man zadejo surasti nuo-
latini, as jau geriau to pa
lauksiu -.
Laimei, sitas darbdavys ne
1buvo toks grieztas. Sake:
- Tai kodel jis nieko Mesa
kes isejo. Jis gerai dirba, as
jam duosiu ir nuolatini darba,
tegul ateina! Reikejo pakalbeti
Grizo zmogus ir jau turf nuo-
latini, neblogai apmokama dar-
ba.
Gerai, kad taip isejo. Bet ga
lejo butt panasiai, kaip ir anose
vietose. Priekaistas yra ne del
to, kad kitur iseina, bet kad
iseina nieko nepasake arba ne
protingai didziuodamiesi butais
ar nebutais mokslais ir "nepa-
pratimu dirbti"!
o kan tada nemalonumas ?
Visu pirma tam, kas toki reko-
mendavo. Po tokiu patyrimQ Jau
ir rekomenduoti nebera moro. :.
O dazniausiai jau ir nebegalima
rekomenduoti, mes sugadintas
vardas ne tik visu lietuviu, dar-
bo ieskanciu, bet taip pat ir pa
dedanciu ta darba rasti.
Tai tik reti atsitikimai. Jau
keli tukstanciai naujakuriu lie
| irwin dirha ir tain npnaSiplpia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Mrs. Cornell Wins
In Womun's Weekly
Coli Tournament

Mrs. Charles Cornell came off
with highest honors at the week
ly tournament of the Pascagoula
Women's Golf club on the links
of the Country club on Thursday
morning of last week.
The tournament was followed
by lunch at the club.
AT its conclusion the club went
into session, with Mrs. Saul Pet
erzell in the chair.
1t was decided to buy a large
trophy to be kept permanently
at the club and to be inscribed
with winners names. and a small
er one to be awarded winners.
1t was announced that score
cards for the handicap, A and B,
classified. must be in before the
first Thursday in April.
The players were Mesdames
Peterzell, Cornell. Hubert Grant.
John c. Paul, James Moran, B.
F. Avis and Frank Mixson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
All Club Members
To Get Chicks From
Seurs Foundation

A total Of ten All club girls
and boys in Jackson county will
each receive 100 baby chicks from
the Sears Roebuck Foundation as
a summer poultry project, ac-
cording to Miss Vela Mckinley.
Home Demonstration agent, and
Avery Mauldin, assistant farm
agent.
The chicks-US Certified pull
Drum clean New Hampshire
will be shipped to the extension
agents who viii deliver the chicks
to the All members.
The purpose Of the project is
to give something constructive
for the All club members to do
during the summer and to inter-
est the various communities in
poultry work.
Twelve of the pullets, which
are to be the property of the
county, are to be entered in a
contest next fall for $50 in prizes
for the All poultry workers. The
chickens will then be sold with
the money raised to be used to
expand poultry work among All
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
School Census To
Be Token Murch 80:
Cooperation Urged

Wednesday, March 80, has been
set as the day for the biennial
school census. AS has been the
case in the past several years the
census will be conducted by high
school seniors. The school dis
trict will be set up in districts
with about eight students work
ing each district. Prior to taking
ie census these students will be
wen special training under the
uperVision of high school
eaehers.
Citizens are urged TO cooperate
nth this endeavor as it is an i'm
ortant factor in determining the
mount of State aid which is re-
eived by local school districts.
It is necessary that every per-
On who will have become six
s. years of age prior to Deem
ler /, 1949, and every person who
as not yet become twenty-one
ID by that time be listed on the
census sheet. This includes every
erson whose home is listed in
ne district whether they be stu
Tents away at school or college,
n the armed services, or for any
)ther reason.
This includes persons who are
married or who are not attending
school for any reason, if they
come within this age category.
Citizens are urged to have
someone at home on this day
who can give the necessary in
formation, which includes age
in years, month and year of birth
and present status, whether en-
rolled in school, finished school
married, etc.
+. If it is necessary for all mem
bers of a family to be away from
home on this date, it is urged
that the information requested be
left with a neighbor. Citizens are
urged to cooperate with school
authorities because every indi-
vidual missed or left off will be
money lost for local school funds.