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Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
Death of Margaret Thomas

Funeral services for Margaret
Thomas, daughter of Wilbert R
and Irene Kenton Thomas of Hick.
man, were conducted at the funer.
al home of j. Virgil Moore and Son
Denton, Md, on Monday afternoon
Burial was in Greensboro Gene.
terry. The girl, the oldest of eight
children, was thirteen years old
and died at the state Welfare
Home, Smyrna, last Saturday, fol-
lowing a long illness.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
Appointed Information Director

Jerome d. Niles, Jr., of Smyrna,
has been appointed director of pub
lie health information for the State
Board of Health, according to an
nouncement by DR.. Floyd r. Hud-
son, executive secretary, who said
that Mr.. Niles will take over the
health information duties of Miss
Margaret H. Jeffreys, who has been
directing both the information pro-
gram and the oral hygiene pro-
gram. Mr.. Niles, who is the son
of DR.. j. D. Niles, of Middletown,
chairman of the board, is gradu-
ate of the University of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
twenty-five Glasses
Lake Como Closes Labor Day

Although the cooler weather has
slowed down the activities at the
beach at Lake Como, the Girl
Scout Snack Bar remains open un-
til Labor Day, according to ar
rangement made when the conces-
sion was granted. The chairman
in charge of volunteer workers
this week is Mrs. Clara Davis.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
32nd ANNUAL
LEGION MEET
800 LegiOnnaires and Auxili-
aries Units to Meet in Phil
adelphia Next Week
PARADE ON TUESDAY

Nearly 800 Legionnaires and
members of the auxiliary units of
the American Legion in Delaware
are expected to attend the thirty
first annual convention of the ma
tional organization in Philadelphia
Monday through Thursday of next
week. Among the states official
delegates will be two Smyrna men,
Charles "A. Burrous, Jr., and VIII
liam E. Matthews, Jr. Other dele
gates are: John b. Dow, Edward
A. Mulrooney, I. Newell Duncan,
William E. Lank, Harry r. Ayres,
Jr., William ]. B. Regan, Depart
ment Commander and Walter 3,
Martin. Commander Regan and
George Ehinger, national executive
committeeman, will head the dele
cation.
NkdbbAtCno a
The annual election of officers
will be held Thursday. William e.
Matthews, Jr., past commander OF
the David C. Harrison Post No. Ia
here, and past department COM
mander of Delaware, is a candidate
for yice-commandership in the ma
tional organization.
Parade Tuesday
The 40 ct 8 parade will be held
at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon, and
the corps parade at IL am. Tues
day. The local David c. Harrison
Post ambulance will participate in
the parade on Tuesday along with
several members of the local post.
The drum and bugIe corps of Del
aware Post No. 1, and the corps of
Brandywine Post, both of Whining
ton, will also participate in the
parade as well as the 287th Della
ware National Guard Band. A joint
session of the Legion and Legion
Auxiliary will open the convention
in Convention Hall at 11:30 o'clock
Monday morning. President will
address the convention at 3 o'clock
that afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
ST. Peters Church Notes

The final service on the summer
schedule will be held at st. Peters
Church on the 18th Sunday after
Trinity, August 28 at 9:3U am. in
charge of the Rev. Paul A. Kel-
logg, rector of Christ Church,
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
FLOWER SHOW
AT ASBURY
Seventh Annual Flower Show
ClassificatiOns to Take Place
at Asbury September 8
STAGED BY BIBLE CLASS

An event of interest to all flower
lovers will take place on Friday,
September 9 when the Willing
Workers Bible Class will stage its
Seventh Annual Flower Show The
committee in charge of exhibits
has announced two divisions for
exhibitors. In the First division
will be all classes Of specimen
blooms. All entries in this division
must be grown by the exhibitor
and are judged solely on the merit
of the flower. The containers
which may be any kind of glass
jar are not considered in the judg-
ing. In the Second division the
arrangement of flowers will be
judged. Entries in any of these
classes need not be grown by the
exhibitor. Exhibits will be judged
as to design, choice of material,
suitability of container.
Twenty-Five Glasses
Owing to the limited exhibition
space and shortness of the judging
time the committee has been oblig-
ed to limit the number of classes
to twenty-five. Exhibits which do
not fall into these classes may be
shown, but will not be judged.
Ribbon awards will be made for
the first and second choice of the
judgers. All entries must be de-
livered at the church not later than
300 pm. on the day of the Show.
The classifications are as follows
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
BIG CARNIVAL
OPENED HERE
Firemen's A n n u a | Carnival
Opened Last Night On Mar
ket Street Plaza
PARADE SEPTEMBER 1ST

The Citizens Hose Company's
annual carnival opened last night
on Market Street Plaza and will
run through September 5. Besides
the many booths, games and
amusements, the carnival features
five rides including a ferris wheel
merry-go-round, miniature roll
ercoaster called the 'little dipper"
boat ride and auto ride for the kid
dies, all of which are brand new
having been purchased this year
Parade Next Thursday
One of the biggest attractions OF
the carnival will be the firemen's
parade which is scheduled fol-
Thursday evening, September l
Thirty-five companies, fifteen
ladies auxiliaries and eight bands
are expected to participate in the
parade, which will form on Frazier
Street to Lake Drive and move
promptly at 8 pm. The route OF
march as announced by E. Reyn-
olds Bradley, chairman of parade
committee, will be from Frazier
up Union to Commerce, down Com
merce past the judges stand in
front of the Smyrna Times to
Main, down Main to South, up to
the carnival grounds. The follow
ing prizes will be offered: Best
band, $50; second best band, $25;
best drum and bugle corps, $50;
best appearance with Is or more
men in Line, $25; second best ap-
pearance with Is or more men in
line. $40; most men in line, $40;
longest distance with 10 or more
men in line, SIS; ladies' auxiliary
making best appearance with 10
or more in line, $25; ladies' auxil-
iary making second best appear
ance with 10 or more in line, 500;
ladies auxiliary coming longest
distance with 10 or more in line,
SIS.
Four Big Awards
A Chevrolet Fleetline Super De-
Luxe Sedan, a 10 cubic foot Wilson
Household Refrigerator, Bicycle
and Mix Master will be awarded to
four lucky persons the closing
night of the carnival, September 5.
Donations are being received night
ly on these items on the grounds.
The beautiful Household Refriger-
ator was a gift to the local firemen
from the Wilson Cabinet Co., Inc.
Ground Prizes Nightly
Last week in the Smyrna Times
there was published a List of items
donated the firemen by the mer-
chants of the Smyrna-Clayton area
to be given away as ground prizes
at the carnival. These items in
cluded home appliances, automo-
bile accessories, groceries, furni-
ture, kitchen utensils, paint, etc.
To this list there has been added
this week: 200 gallons fuel oil or
one ton of coal, donated by Dia-
mond Supply Company; 2 gallons
of ice cream, donated by Margaret
Turner Ice Cream store; so gallons
fuel oil, donated by william G. Roe,
Jr.; a Diston Saw, donated by the
Right Lumber Yard; and scratch
proof tray, donated by Smyrna
Gift Shop. With these additions
there will be several ground prizes
given away nightly.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Maria Sims
Detroits Mich.
Deja, taip yra -.

Paprastieji darbininkai, kad
ir ne po simtine aukoje Lietu-
vos reikalams, mano akyse
dvigubi cempijonai, kai paly-
ginu JUGS SUI visa ellie graziai,
labai graziai uzdirbanciu pro-
fesionalu, kuriu vardq nesima-
to aukotoju sarasuose...
Oar didesni cempijonai yra
ka tik atvykusieji naujakuriai,
kuriu mazas burelis suaukoJa
apie desimts nuosimciu to, ka
sudeda musu dideles kolonijos
graziai prasigyvenusiq senuJu
sio krasto gyventoju.
Bet ka as pastebejau:ir nau-
iakuriai daugiausiai aukojo
tie. kurie dar beveik us kiau-
sinio neissirite". Tie, kurie Jau
"apsiplunksnojo' - tu lrgl ne
matyti aukojanciu tarpe. -.
Argi taip iau ir turf butt, kad
kas maziau turi, tas dauglau
duoda?
ID. Cleveland, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Pabegeliai nuo zydu

Europoje dar yra apie trys
ketvirciai milijono pabegeliu,
isbegusiu is savo gimtu kras-
tu nuo persekiojimo pavojaus.
Ju tarpe nemaza dalis yra
zydu, apie kuriuos daugelis
tvirtina, kad jie uz visus la
biau nukenteje.
Bet stai dabar USA numato
paskirti 16 milijonu doleriu
selpti visai kittens pabege-
liams. Tie pabegeliai yra ara
bal, pabege nuo persekiojimo
pavojaus. Jie yra pabege is tu
vietu, kur dabar isikure zydu
valstybe :. Reiskia, ne tik zy-
dai bego. Ir nuo ju bego...
Idomiausia tai, kad situ pa
begeliu esama taip pat apie
iris ketvircius milijono, nors
zydu valstybe yra visai nedi-
dele. Site pabegeliai taip pat
labai vargsta ir, sake, beveik
badauja, bet grizti atgal ne
sutinka =.
stai ir vel reikia pagalbos.
Amerika, zinoma, pirmutlne
skiria dolerius -. Kai kas
klausia - O ka gi naujoji zy-
du valstybe sake apie tai? Tuo
tarpu il sake esanti neturtin-
ga, padeti negali, bet siulo.
pabegeliams grizti namo.
Argi ne panasi istorija, kalp
su Europos pabegeliais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
J0valas
Jonas Sliburis

Ryta as isstiesiau cit Vernus avenue. Emu
j rytus. Prize Irsos krautuves sugriauti keli ma
mai Ant vieno namo griuvesiu stow sunpalai-
kis. Jis zvalgosi Sails, ziuri aukstyn ir LOLA:
- Au, au, au!
Sustojau ir zuriu Man atrodo, kad mieste
suo nereikalingas ir as jo nekenciu. Bet dabar
su manim yra kitaip. AS esu tokis gyvunas, kad
mano zvilgsnis ina ir uzklilna, uzkimba kur. 1r
stai dabar as .isspoksojau j ia SUM ir matau,
kad is jo akiu bega asaros. Cia buvo namas, bu-
vo zmones, kurie ia SUM maitino. Dabar viskas
dingo ir tas varsas gyvulelis alksta Ir as tik
tik susaikiau neverkes.
Dirbtuveje.
Masinos uzia AS sedziu ir susikuprines va
rau skubinu, dirbu.
Pietus.
Emu namo. Emu vel ia pacia gatve Smu-
kle ir prie jos duru stow merga il susvelusi
Atrodo apkvaitusi. il verziasi vidQ. Kitoje du-
ru puseje stow kita merga ir jos neleidzia
smuke. .Galiausiai viduje stovejusioji pravere
durs ir pastume ia susivelusia. Susikibo varg-
ses viena kitai kaltunus Viena pesa ir kita
pesa. Spiegia r kanda viena kita Is smukles
issiverte du vienmarskinia vyrai ir stengiasi
jas perskirti. Nesiduoda
Smukles sienos apacia buvo apdeta graziu
plastikiniu luobu Tas luobas zalias, melynas
raudonas, tarsi bangos, putos dumai.
Mergos draskosi, spiegia. Lyg is zemes isdy
90 minia ir visi mato teatra. Mergos besitasy
damos, tik trokst, parvirto r pramuse ta grazu
(Nukelta eta pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Laisvoji valanda

"Przyjaciol Ludu" redakcija ir kreipesi redak-
toriu. Apsilankes maloniai prase, kad idetu savo
laikrasty straipsneli apie transatlantinius laku-
nus - Dariu ir Girena, kurie garbingai, kaip
lietuviai, pasitarnavo bendrajam zmonijos labui
ir tragiskai zuvo.
/ Redaktorius palankiai iskause, keleta kar-
tn pasiraite kresle ir atsikrunkste SUI daugitas-
kiais. Paskum atsiprase r labai mandagiai nu-
silenke.
- Prasau palaukti -. Prasom pasedetl -.
AS tuojau pasistengsiu surasti pona Zagurskl.
Teks su juo pasikalbeti Manau, kad pavyks
Pc kelioikos minuciu atsivere sonines du-
rvs ir pasirode simpatingas ponas Jls tuoJau
pakause belaukiant:
- Tamsta lietuvis!
- Taip.
- Tad prasau Labai prasau -. Va, cion,
j mano kabineta. Prasau sestis Gal cigarette?
gal cigara? AS Tamstos nepazistu dar tad ne
nezinau koks skons. Maloniausia rukyti, ka
pats zmogus megsta...
Rupestingai trepukojo aplink ir tarytum ra-
mino, kap gatvej paklydusi ir nenumaldomal
verkianti vaika. Tuo pat metu labal Jaudlnos
ir atrode labai issblaskes. Cia breze benzininl
degtuveli, cia vel gesino. Keleta kartu patrau-
ke neuzdegta cigara, megno il uzdegti, cla vel
uzsimirses zujo apie rasomaji stala ir traukineJo
stalcius.
Svetimasis irgi jautesi sumises ir nebezino-
jo, kaip r nuo ko pradeti apie patti reikala. La
bal nudziugo kai pats Zagurskis palette rupi-
ma tema.
- Taip.. Taip.. Tamsta noretum aple
transatlantinius jusu lakunus. Ar jau parasyta,
ar parasys dar kas nors?
- sta as jau turiu, je tamsta malonetum
= Ma, kaip gi... Melu noru -. Mielu no
ru :. AS ir pats rengiausi rasyti :. Tikrai pa
rasysiu! Garbes zodis :. Juk Darius geriausias
mano draugas buvo...
Ilgai pasizurejo sedinti pona ir tue pat
issblaskymu paklause:
20 kas tamsta toks jam? Gimme drau-
gas?
- Draugas. Geri biculiai mes buvom. AS
daug prisidejau, kad tasa skridmas lvyktu..
- Taip :. Taip... Darius vertas igo ir
gero atminno. Tai padoriausias ir kilniauslas
zmogus buvo, kuruos as tik pazinau.. 0 ko-
kia sirdi jis turejo.. Tai ne sirdis, kaz koks
dieviSkas gerumas -. Tikesi Tamsta ar ne, bet
tai buvo Viena karta gyvenme man grese tlkra
nirtis ir tai pagal visus tarptautinius lstatymus
Zagurskis nutilo, prisedo prie to pat apva-
laus stalo ir susimaste.
- Tai 1abai reta ir idom istorija -. lure
tum tamsta kick laiko paklausyti?
- Melai...
Tx viena salyga: niekur nemineti nei ma
no pavardes nei kitu, asmens dalyku.
- Sutinku!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18

Kas neuzsimerkia, tas matO!

Has neuzSlmerkia, taS matO!
Labai gerai padaret, kad
paskelbet senatoriu ir kongres-
many kalbas, pasakytas Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes sukak-
tuviq proga Americas Kon-
grese.
Tegul pasiskaitys visi, ku-
rie taip kritikavo Americas
Lietuviu Misija uz pietus, ku-
riuos il net du kartu buvo su-
ruosusi Washingtone, Statler
viesbutyje ir buvo sukvietusi
po simta ir daugiau kongreso
nariu ir senatoriu. Jie tada
juokesi, sakydami: Kas gi cia
toxic? Nuvaziave nupirko Sc
natoriams ir kongresmanams
pietus.
Bet tar buvo ne tik pietus.
Tai buvo platus supazindini-
mas su Lietuvos klausimu to-
kios daugybes svarbiu zmoniu.
Dabar, kai tie senatorial ir
kongresmanai sake kalbas uz
Lietuvos laisve paciame USA
Kongrese, tur but, ir tie, ku-
rie andai juokesi, dziaugiasl
kartu SUI mumis.
Aciu DIRVAI uz tas svar-
bias zinias.
Maria Sims
Detroits Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Teisybe pasakyta

THE NEW YORK TIMES,
rasydamas, kaip Mas k v O S
auksciausias sovietas, kuris
zmoniu akyse yra neva 'par-
lamentas" prieme nauja apsi-
ginklavimo biudzeta, 209o di-
desni, negu pereitais metals,
ir is viso didesni, negu kada
nors sovietuose buvo, sitaip
raso apie ia ''parlamenta':
"Auksciausias sovietas nera
nei auksciausias, nei sovietas,
lygiai taip, kaip Sovietiniu So
cialistiniu Respubliku Sajun-
ga nera sajunga, nei socialists
ka, nei respublikiska, yra tik
kieta keleto zmoniu diktatura.
Panasiai, kaip Hitlerio SUI
tvarkytas Reichstagas, aux
sciausias sovietas susirenka tik
trumpam laikui, paprastai vie
mai savaitei. Jis nedebatuoja
ir nesvarsto, bet tik vienbal-
siai tvirtina is karto viska, ka
tik Politbiuro jam pakisa. Jei-
gu deputatai isviso parodo sa-
vo balsa, tai tik tam, kad pa
garbintu Stalina kiekvie n a
karta, kada kas pamini 10
varda, - tas daznai atsitln-
ka.
Auksciausias sovietas yra
leliu teatras, kurios soka, kal
Kremlius patraukia virvutes."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
SESUTEI LIETUVOJ

SESUTEI LIETUVOJ
sviesi naktis, menulio sypsena
0 tu ludi sesute, tn viena.
seseliuos snara topoliai keroti,
Tavi veidai, sesute, asaroti. =.
Cia svyturiai, cia breksta naujas rytas,
0 tn tenai, kaip epuse suvytus. -.
Nauji keliai, nauja dvasia alsuoja,
tu tenai,sesute, aimanuoji!
Mus priglaude Sis naujas kontinentas,
tn tenai,ten krastas musu sventas.
Bet putina paslaitese nudziuvo,
lr krastas mus, sesut, ne toks,kaip buvo.. -.
Ten svetimi triuksmngas quotas kelia,
lavi vedai i,sesute, ,taip isbale....
Mes laisvej girdim tylu tavo skunda,
Laisvu zmoniq jau Saline atbunda. -.
Maria Sims
IL. ID. 1913 <a IN
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-18
Cekisto prisipazinimas

R. Mizara "Laisveje" raso:
"Jau nukentejo ir, galiu
drasiai sakyti (Taip, tue tarpu
dar gall! J.G.), dar nukentes
ne vienas asmuo tik del to, kad
jis ar il drista priesintis items,
kurie ruosia civilizacijai ir
zmonijai prazuti."
O, taip. zinios is Rytu Eu-
ropos kasdien tuos Mizaros
zodzius patvirtina.
J. G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Cities Service Buys
Eastern Oil and Gas
ABILITIES Of Conoco

The Cities Service Co. has taken
over the Eastern marketing prop
critics of the Continental Oil Co.,
strengthening Cities Service retail
position in Washington and Bal
timore and giving it new market
ing areas in Virginia.
The transfer of facilities valued
at $7,500.000 was announced today
in a joint statement by the two
companies. The facilities, the an
nouncement said, supply distrib-
utors Of gasoline, fuel and lubri-
eating oils from New York to Flor
ida.
Just how many outlets in the
Washington district are affected
could not be ascertained. It was
estimated that, in the territory of
Southern Delaware, Maryland, the
District, Virginia and part of
Pennsylvania. between 1900 and
1000 retail outlets are involved.
Conoco's ocean terminals at
Baltimore, Norfolk and Whining
ton, N. c.. the announcement said,
will provide storage for stocks
brought in by Cities Service
tankers.
Conoco's move was said to be a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Suit to Halt REBUILDING
IOf Stadium Dismissed
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. l5.-The
Maryland Court Of Appeals yes
terday dismissed suit for an in
junction to block the rebuilding
OF Baltimore's Babe Ruth Sta
dunn.
Reconstruction of the stadium,
where the Navy-Notre Dame foot
ball game will be played October
20, is nearing completion. Con-
crete stands to hold 10000 of
$4,000 new seats already have been
erected. Stadium capacity will be
10000.
Lyman Pressman. Baltimore at
torney, filed the suit which also
sought to cancel the $l,499,759
rebuilding contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

final step in shifting its marketing
investment to the Central and
Rocky Mountain States and the
Southwest.
Merle Thorpe, Cities Service di-
rector of business development
here, said his company's distribu-
ton has been spotty in this area
and 1t will now become more eff
cient.
With the exception of senior
personnel to be given new Conoco
assignments. most Conoco en-
ployes will be retained by the new
management, the announcement
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Capitol Power Plant
Bill Passes House

The House late yesterday passed
and sent to the Senate a bill tc
authorize extensive remodeling OF
the power and electric system for
all Capitol Hill buildings.
The measure is similar to one
already approved by the Senate
Public Works Committee and
awaiting action on the Senate
calendar. 1t is expected to be en-
acted by Congress and sent to the
President before adjournment of
this session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Songfest Scheduled Tonioht

A songfest is scheduled for 1880
o'clock tonight in the United Ma
lions Club, Nineteenth and R
streets NV. A choral group will
be formed under the auspices of
the Opera Guild of WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
BETHESDA
QUAINT CAPE COD

55l6 JOHNSON AVENUE
Attractive prewar red brick home
having an expandable second floor
living area with plumbing roughed
In for bath; insulation and heating
in place for 2 future bedrooms and
bath. LIST floor features living room
large dining room, kitchen, 2 ex-
ceIient bedrooms and tile bath. Built
in garage, fenced yard, priced to sell
today at $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: North on Wisconsin
Aue. to Old Georgetown Rd, lett to
Johnson Aue., left to our "Open" sign.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-20
Plans

Continued from Page D chorage merchants are helping with Carnival prizes.
 Local merchants also will be con- tacted, according to Chairman Thuma. for a part in the Carnival plans. Students contributed prizes and favors, and they hope to re- ceive the backing of every valley merchant in filling their needs. The Carnival is planned as an an- nual event, in order to assure stu dents Halloween fun with the least amount of damage to Valley business establishments.
 At 9:30 p. m.. the evenings acti- vities will switch from Carnival events to the Gymnasium and to be held there. Door prizes, a best waltz prize, best-jitterbug prize, and prizes for the most original costumes worn by couple and by a school child all are a part of dance plans.
 The dance is planned as a mas querade, according to Helen Mae Stenvall of the Carnival com- mittee. Costume is not required, but seniors think it would be fun if dancers would don appropriate disguise. There will be a grand march at 10:30 p. m.
 All Valley residents are invited to join in Carnival with the Palm CT school students on the twenty ninth.
 Students appoiated by Helen Stenvall, president ~of Palmer's Student Council, to serve on the 1949 Carnival committee include, in addition to Chairman Thuma:
 Marilyn Harris, Barbara Hecker, Genevieve DeLand, Larry Beck, Monte Larsh and Miss Stenvall.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-20

Looks For Bear At Glen Allen
 Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, home demonstration worker here in the Valley, drove to Glen Allen last
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-20
Community Calendar

Thursday AMERICAN LEGION at Carpen- ter Hall at p. m. LEGION AUXILIARY at Carpen- ter Hall at p. m. RIVERBEND Homemakers at Mrs. Dave Bryant's. SCHOOL Board tax meeting at school at 8 p. m.
 Friday WASILLA Veterans farm class at Community Hall at 8 p. m.
 Saturday SHAMROCK-Inde basket ball game at Gym at 8:30 p. m. SECOND annual anniversary party of Women of the Moose at Moose Hut at p. m.
 Monday KIWANIS luncheon in former li- brary at noon. VETERANS farm class in former library at 8 p. m. WOMEN'S basketball practice at Gym at 7:30 p. m. SHAMROCK basketball practice at Gym at 8:30 p. m.
 Tuesday HOMEMAKERS' Achievement Day at Wasilla Community Hall at II a. m. REMUNERATION clinic at Health Center at 2 p. m.
 Wednesday CARPENTERS Union at Carpen- ters' Hall at p. m.
 Thursday NORTHLAND PIONEER Grange at 8 p. m. LUTHERAN annual turkey dinner in church basement from 5:3O- 8 p. m.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-20

weekend on a bear hunting expedi- ton. She was back early Monday morning, without a bear.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-20

BOUWENS RETURNS Bill Bouwens, deputy marshall here, returned last Sunday evening from a trip to the states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-17

Junction" was released and the
Tuxedo Junction Orchestra was
on its way to fame.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-17
DlNAH, RAVENS DRAW
FAN CLUBS CONCLAVE

NEW MORK.-The first organ
ized gathering OF boosters for
headliners will take place at the
Strand Theatre on Broadway this
Friday night when admirers of
the Ravens and Dinah Washing
ton gather for a "conclsve Of
fan clubs OF greater New York. .
With vocal cords atuned for
action and aims conditioned for
heavy duty activity the full
membership of the combined
clubs OF the five boroughs COM
priSing greater New York will
descend on the theatre TO give
the two headline acts one Of the
greatest welcomes ever extended
to favored star.
Plans call for a five block pa
rade up Broadway complete with
placards and noise making CAD
gets for the most unusual dem
onstraiion that the gay white
way has ever SEEN.