davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
Zasinas didvyris
jam pastate paminkla Blaney Parke

hQuO4O
Ir taip ia draugyste tarps dr.. !.
Christofferson ir zasino Unkie
truko metu metals. Astuonio-
hka metu Unkis ejo paukstyno
sargy ybinio pareigas.
Pereitais, 1948 metals, Unkis
- dabar jau senas ponas zasu
pasauly = isgirdo prisiartinan-
cius plesikus kojotus. Kaip VII
sada, ir dabar stojo ] kova.
Daktaras Christofferson nu-
budo is miego nuo kojotu stau-
gimo ir piktu, grasinanciu Un-
kio girksejimp. soko is lovos pa
zilreti, kas dedasi. Isbego. -. ir
buvo jau tfuputi per velu..
Kojotai buvo isvyti, bet I'm
kie = nebegyvas -. Sudrasky-
tas j gabalus :. Kruvini kovos
pedsakai didokame plote like
vieninteliai liudininkai to, kas
ivyko -.
Stai kodel atsirado tas pa
minklas su tue keistu irasu. Jis
pastatytas zasinui didvyriui.
Drauge ir pauksciu tevo DIR.
Christoffersono garbei.
Stu metu rugpiucio nenesio
MOTOR NEWS zurnalo nume-
ry 81 istorija apie zasina did
Vyri atpasakota SUI graziomis
iliustracijomis is Blaney Parko
vasarvietes, o ia pacia proga
daug NUNS, lietuviams, malo-
naus pasakyta ir apie tos va
sarvietes seimininka J.J. Ba-
chuna. Kaip jis, lietuviq tevq
vaikas, mazas budamas ran
kiojo anglis gatvese ziemai tevu
butui susildyti, kaip nesiojo laik-
rascius, kaip buvo atsitiktiniu
pasiuntinuku :. Kaip paskui ga
vo pasiuntinuko darba spaustu-
vel, kaip, eidamas i darba ir
is darbo, sustodavo prie kepyklu
langu, kuriuose buvo tick duo
nos, nuo vieno zvilgsino kelian-
clos viduriuose murmejima
Kaip jis spausdavo nosi j krau-
tuviu langus svajodamas, kaip
nors ileisti dantis j ta dau-
gybe visokiu gerybiQ, isstatytq
languose 80.
Paskui, kaip jis tapo spaustu-
YES "velniuksciu", kaip ismoko
spaustuvininko amato, kaip tapo
lietuvisko laikrascio leideju, kaip
rase, rinko skelbimus, susipa-
Zinc su itakingais asmenimis,
tapo zinomas Chicagos visuo-
menej, keliavo, studijavo -.
Ir pagaliau, kaip viena va
sara pamate Tabor Farma ir
per kelias valandas tapo jos sa-
vininku. Kaip paskui toji Tabor
Farma pasidare garsi visoj sa-
ly. Tai buvo prizes 80 metq.
Paskui - prizes IL metu =
Prospect Point ;. Prizes trejis
metus - Macatawa. Prizes me-
tus - Norris Park, Tennesy ir
Blaney Park, Michigano siau-
rel -.
Visur nezinomos, apleistos,
neapsimokancios vieteles, Ba-
chunui izengus tampa garsios,
megiamos, traukiancios vasaro-
tojus is visos Amerikos. Bachu-
mas, anot straipsnio autoriaus,
siandien vienas is zymiausiu
overwhelmingly visoj Amerikoj,
(vienas is didziausiu autoritetu
sioj srity.
Tur but, todel, kad supranta,
kaip reikia ta dalyka tvarkyti,
supranta ir kaip zmones sudo-
mint, patraukti.
j Stai, kad ir ia zasino istorija.
|Siaip biznieriui - kas yra "a
sinas. Net jeigu jis ir smarkus
Sausas biznierius tokiq pamink-
lu nestato. Cia jau ne biznis =
cia menas! Ir kilnumas, kuris
( sudaro nuotaika, kuris duoda
tai, ko siaip jau uz piniga ne
) nupirksi -.
Arr; royoo1nn,, ~ r,ounoc +uc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
-NAUJAkURIAI~ >


Illus - Chicago, III.
Mockus Kazys - Remington,
Indiana
Monkevicius Mecislovas - Chi
cago, III.
Murinas Juozas, Adele, Anita
mas - Detroit, Mich.
Mykolaitis Liudvikas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Najokas Dovas - Anaheim, Cal.
Nemickas Romualdas, Elena,
Rimgaudas, Vidas - E. Chi
cago, Ind.
Orentas Leonas - Paxron, Mass
Palionis Vincas - Wallcott, Ct.
Pempe Erich, Sofia, Ruta, Sau-
Illus, Lynbrook, L. l., N. Y.
Pikturna Juozas, Jadvyga, Hen
rikas - Pittsburgh, Pa.
Petraitis Ada - Peoria, Ill.
Pleckaitis Pranas, Anastazija,
Vitas, Juozas Eugenija =
Baltimore, Md.
Prusas Zenonas - Maspeth, NY
Puidokas Juozas - Cambridge,
Mass.
Racibarskas Juozas - Waterbu-
ry, Conn.
Rackauskas Elena, Balys - Chi
cago, Ill.
Rakiecius Teodoras - Chica-
60, Ill.
Ralkevicius Irena, Ona = Chi
cago, III.
Ramonas Antanas, Maria, An
tanas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rauduve Antanas - Chicago,
Ill.
Rauktys Juozas, Ona, Juozas,
Vida - Worcester, Mass.
III.
Rauktys Juozas, Ona, Juozas,
Vida - Worcester, Mass.
Razminas Pranas, Brute, Re-
gina - Orland Park, Ill.
Vytautas - Balti-
more, Md.
Juozas, Terese -
Baltimore, Md.
Saulius Romas, Konstancija =
Waukegan, III.
Sefleriene Magde ,Elvyra - ----
Senulis Marcelinas - Pater-
son, N. j.
Sepetys Povilas = Chicago, Ill.
sesplaukis Alfonsas = Chicago,
Ill.
Sidlauskas Adomas - Cicero, Ill
Simanaviciute Elena - So. b.
ston, Mass.
Skemiene Agota - Charlottes-
vile, Virg.
Skemaite Antanina, Veronika -
Shinston, w. Virginia.
Stukas Donatas = Chicago, Ill.
Sulskis Richardas - Fraser,
Mich.
Svecas Antanas, Maria, Elke =
Chicago, Ill.
Tiskus Julius, Severina, Gra-
zina = Brooklyn, N. Y.
Urbas Stasys = Chicago, Ill.
Urbonavicius Jonas - Pater-
son, N. J.
Vadeisa Viktoras, Petre, Vik-
toras, Vincas, Algimantas =
So. Boston, Mass.
Veitas Brutenis, Romaldas =
Milford, Della.
Venclovas Ursule - Kearny,
Nebraska.
Virbickas Kazys - E. Hamp-
ton, Mass.
Virketis Vladas, Kapitalina -
Tabor Farm, Sodus, Mich.
Zdancevicius Juozas, StefaniJa
Dummerston Windham
County, VT.
Zdancevicius Alfonsas, Janina
- Chittendon, VT.
Zdancevicius Jonas, Algimantas,
Dummerston,, Windham,
Vermont.
Zdancevicius Ramute - Chit
tendon, VT.
Rugpiucio Is d., laivu Gene
vol uoip41o1oo o,,,, Now VOrk(
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
u N KIE
1880 - 1913

:.
I'VE LIN faun'enys' PluA'ns.'os =
haulal. oe' zaslhas = 4: eNa'
4; s,rd,s 1,s rr,ziHrsio, ezera
k;ern saro;o s,,ne =. sarovbiuio
naelsvantirnu Kovotn;as iki ga
d ;;s s,,,,o ,,,,sv kad amzinai
ixlaikvtn v;eta R1auev parko
..,,1x;
pasvos+. l.. Ksr1 chrietoffer.
81 corha,
Toks, is primo zvilgsnio spren-
dziant, keistoko turinio lrasas
yra bronzinej leptelej ant ak
meninio paminklelio, pastatyto
Blaney Parke.
IA tai reiskia? Tam suprastl
- reikia isgirsti zasino Unkle
istorija. O j rornartiska...
=
1oa0 metals Rlanev Parko or
n;tolooas (naukseiu pyvenimo,
vnac le,;avinoo tvrinstoias) DIR.
Karl christofferson sugavo ka-
nad;n;n zasn nora. IJzdare las
z;odams a, nnn,eriais uzdeti
{ nries kick laiko DIRVOJE bu-
Va IT. Bachuno straipsnis apie
tn ornitolopo idomius patyri-
mus).
" atsitiko taip. kad zasis
Taip dalykams esant, DIR. Chris
Jefferson nutare, kad negalima
zasies isleisti j kelione. Del tos
pacios priezasties teko ir zasi-
nui likti nelaisveje 80.
zasis deio kiausinius, paskui
pereio ir del nelaisves visai ne
sijaudino. Bet visai kitokios
nuomones apie tai buvo zasinas,
kuriam DIR. Christofferson jau
ir varda dave - Unkie.
Jis daktara lake didziausiu
priesu ir kiekviena karta j
pamates -grasinanciai snypste ir
plasnojo sparnais. Daktarui tex
dave panaudoti visa savo pri-
tyrima, kad 'isvengtu skaudzial
gnybiancio casino snapo.
*
Praei1s tam tikram laikui,
;ssirito ir zasiukai. Unkie kick
anrinoo uzimtas teviskais ru-
nesciais. bet daktarui draugis-
kesnis nei kick nepasidare.
TYk stai viena karta daktaras
isgirdo Unkio susirupinusius ir
baimineus kirksejimus - sauks.
mus Atbeges daktaras pamate
kad vienas zasiukas, ikrites
periamoio vandens lovi, visas
nermirkes n ir iau beveik skesta
Cal kai kan tai atrodys neiti.
ka+ina bet faktas. kad visa
pa uzpakaline kuno dali, van
deny tampa bejegiai.
Daktaras isgelbejo zasluka
nusinese j savo kambarl, nusau
sino j ranksluosciu, isdzlovln'
krosnies zidiny ir paskui da1
nuosavomis sukomis pukus su
sukavo :. Ir toki, vel gravy
dailu zasiuka atnese narva.
Tevui Unkiui, pamacius gra
v. a:1,,,+; v,oofnrooi Iva
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

Rugplucio Is d., laivu zee
neral Sturgis' j Bostona atvyko
Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adomavicius Vladas, Veronika
- Chicago, Ill.
AIeksandravicius Bronius -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19

eLIETUvA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama ........ $500
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Answer to LAUDATION.
Uncle Rays Corner
By Romon coffmon

of Travels on the Amazon and Rio
Negro"
A year after his book was pub
lished, he set out for another part
of the world. He sailed to the Malay
Peninsula and visited many islands
in the waters around the mainland.
The object of this trip was to collect
rare insects.
During his first three and q half
years in that area, Wallace collected
10 kinds of dragonf1ies, $40 kinds of
butterflies, 1000 kinds Of moths and
3, ZOO kinds of beetles.
That might have seemed enough
to most men, but Wallace was far
from content. He felt that he should
keep on travelling around the East
Indies, gathering more and more
insects.
In the course OF his travels, Wal
lace fell sick from time to time.
During one illness he suffered from
a tropical fever which kept him In
bed for weeks on end. He felt sorry
to miss the work he might have
done in collecting, but his mind was
busy. He kept trying to answer the
question Of why there should be so
many kinds, Or species, Of insects.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Bridge Quiz
q, rk.rfae u Earen

@. ID As dealer you hold:
AJ6532 27 nA105 4 AKJ8
What is your opening bid?
A. The high-card values combined with
the distributional factors Of this hand
make it a mandatory opening bid. The
problem reyolves merely around the ehoise sds
dable suits is selected for the opening.
but this is subject to the rule which I
have held forth for some time, namely,
looked upon as four-card suits for the pur-
pose Of opening the bidding. If the SPADE
suit is regarded as q four-card suit, the
our choice. This makes the second bid so
much easier. If partner responds one
heart, you rebid one spade.
Evening star., 1949-07-04

There Is ample evidence That the
pronunciation 'kuh-RIB-ee-un" Is
a relative newcomer, for many mod
ern dictionaries do not list 1t at all,
and such early gazeteers as Lppin-
colts 1880 fail to show the "rib"
accent, which is a stopnght, since it
suggests anatomy rather than a
tropical sea.
Webster's New International 1909
edition. lists only KAR-i-BEE-un.
Apparently, then, the 1900s were
well on their way before "kuh-RIB-
ee-un" began to be heard.
The sea was named for the Carib
Indians, fierce, man-eating warriors
first seen by Columbus in the Lesser
Antilles (an-TILL-eez), an island
group, also known as the Caribbees.
Since Carib is accented on the
first syllable, KAR-ib, since the Ian
guage of the Caribs is known os
Cariban (KAR-i-ban), and since the
Caribbees has but one pronunciation
-KAR-i-beez-the pronunciation Of
Caribbean as "kuh-RIB-ee-un" IS
seen to have no genealogical sup
port.
This column recommends the far
more euphonious and standard
American pronunciation, KARI
BEGUN.
Overheard on a soap opera: "Re-
member, my dear, what the French
always say: 'chur- cheese la femmy.' "
The phrase used is: Cherchez la
femme. The literal meaning is "look
| for the woman Gin the case)," for,
in the realistic minds of the French,
a woman is involved in nearly every
question of human conduct.
Cherchez la femme is pronounced: !:
shair SHAY la FAM.
Chemurgy is not very new word,
but 1t Is not yet in many vocabu-
laries, and only the very latest die
tionaries list it. Let's define and
pronounce 1t.
Chemurgy is formed from the
chem Of chemistry plus the sufix
! -urgy, "a technical art of working"
Che1aursy Il now defined as applied
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Treating I! Natives Fairly
PAYS Off for u. ). Firm
Seeking Ethiopian Oil
By the Associated Press

GUMBORA HILLS, Ethiopia
July Private enterprise is
making friends for America in
this remote lion-infested corner
of the world.
The job is being done by Sin
clair Petroleum Co. men who came
to probe the steaming flatlands
for oil.
A year ago nomadic Somali
tribes were causing trouble. Much
damage was done to Sinclair's
nearly $2,0OO,0O0 worth of camp
equipment.
But today the company's 15-
acre camp is as peaceful as Mid
western town. And it's thumbs
up when you mention America tc
the Somalis. A whole big area
has become pro-American.
Water means life or death ir
this scorching hot area. Rains
are scarce and infrequent. Sin
clair has a 900-foot we'll on camp
territory. When the nomads ap-
peal for water they are never
turned down. When they can't
make it to the well, Sinclair even
sends water to them.
Sickness and accident are ever
present dangers for the tribes
men. Lions, leopards. hyenas and
jackals prowl the land. But in
stead of inevitable death, the
wounded or sick Somali now can
come to Sinclair's camp doctor
Sometimes the physicians is sent
to them. They are permitted to
use the modern camp hospital.
After the infrequent rains the
nomadic Somalis needs to move
quickly to the newly watered graz
ing places before the merciless
sun has dried and blistered every
thing around. Sometimes they
plea for transport to the towns
on the desert fringe so they can
buy necessities. Sinclair's power
wagons help them out with lifts.
Somali workers are finding an
existence they never dreamed pos
sible when they 60 to work for the
Americans. BY home standards
two Ethiopian dollars equal to
about 81 cents) daily for common
labor isn't much-but here 1t is
unheard of. Skilled or clerical
workers receive proportionally
more.
There are 15-day annual vaca-
tions to visit tribes or families.
Medical services are free. Trans
Evening star., 1949-07-04

Score one for q correct solution
to the first five problems. The last
counts five.
l, Which one Of these names can
/ be pronounced without lip move
ments and thus Is troublesome for
deaf lip-readers?
Mississippi California
Indiana Florida
2. Which one Of these creatures
often plays dead when it Is captured
in an effort to fool its captors?
Fox Quail Squirrel Lion
3. July 4th is the birthday of the
U. S. A., and Is called
Victory Day Constitution Day
Flag Day Independence Day
4. Which one of the following
creatures may have the heaves?
Cow Sheep Horse Hog
5. Which one Of these words Is in
appropriate in this general group
ing?
Pearl Iris Opal Ruby
Evening star., 1949-07-04

port is provided each two weeks
for a visit to the home village, if
isn't too far distant.
Best of all, to the Somali mind,
is the go cents in food Sinclair
provides daily to each worker. For
the first time, they have a
balanced diet.
Fair employment practices have
paid off, Sinclair men say.
Walter Wells, veteran Texas oil
man and operational superin-
tendent, who has worked in In
donesia, Mexico and South
America, reported local labor is
highly co operative" Mike
Wilson of Oklahoma. assistant
operations superintendent, puts it
this way:
1T is possible to create good
will and get along with anybody
in the world If you treat them
right. This we do not do al
together from a material stand
point-if it's in the heart, 1t can
be done anywhere"
A Somali workman added this
footnote: I'VE certainly hope
these people find oil-and lots of
Evening star., 1949-07-04

The lifeboat on which Alfred
Russell Wallace found himself was
a very leaky one. He took his turn
with the sailors in bailing out the
water. Each man worked several
hours a day at the task.
Ten days and 10 nights passed,
and then a sail was seen on the ho-
rizon. The two lifeboats were di-
rected toward the vessel, and when
they reached it, the men were taken
aboard.
The lifeboats, at that time, were
200 miles from the Bermuda islands.
They might have reached the goal
safely, but food and water had run
short. Wallace and the sailors were
very happy when they were picked
up.
Many of the butterflies and other
insects which Wallace had collected
went down with the burning vessel,
and he lost most of the notes he had
collected about the Amazon. He had
escaped with his life, however, and
that was the main thing. When he
| got back to England, he started at
once to write book, and 1t was pub
ushed the next year under the title
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Word Game
Find 18 or more words in
FIDUCIARY,

meaning, Involving confidence OF
trust" Average is IT; limit, 2C
minutes.
Rules. Words must be Of four. OF
more letters. g Words which acquire foul
letters. BY the addition Of IS" such a. a.
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
O. (2) AS South you hold:
A.QJ109 V72 nAKQ %Q IS
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
1spade Pass clubs Pass :.
What do Ynu bid now?

A. You have q winning capacity Of more
than seven tricks. plus high-card strength
in excess Of your opening bid. This calls
suitable manner in which to Jump is by
rebidding. the spades. With this nearly
solid suit you are prepared to play the TN
j he should decide to raise you with such
holding.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

chemistry in the industrial utiliza-
ton of raw materials and farm
products; for example, the use of
soybean oil in making paints and
plastics, casein in making CLUES, etc.
The word has four forms: the
noun is chemurgy, pronounced:
KEM-er-jee. The adjective is either
chemurgic, pronounced: kem-ER-
jik, or chemurgical, pronounced:
kem- Err ji-kl. The adverb is chem
urgically, pronounced: kem-ER-ji-
kuh-lee.
How to use the words: He is a
recognized authority on chemurgy.
He is engaged in chemurgic research.
He has developed some new chem
urgical process. The new plastic
was developed chemurgically.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
@. "a Your partner has opened
with one heart. you hold:
AQ106 "a HAQ974 - 81

:, A. The good old-fashioned bid of two
players have unsoundly adopted the prac-
lice Of responding with one spade on this
type Of holding, on the ground that It is
one so well provided for be seeking bar
gains? There is little doubt that you will
eventually reach a game contract, mas
3ng bid and there is no advantage in max
Ing a response at the one level, for Y is
you bid diamonds first. and spades later
opener will be. aware that you have fye
diamonds and four spades and will be able
10 act accordingly
Evening star., 1949-07-04

About IS per cent Of all people
bitten by poisonous snakes sur
yive without treatment.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Points for Parents By Ed,'h 7ho"e' wo''s'

Recognizing that good old days" and the good old
aays good Is indication OF mature
ability to face reality
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Test Your Horse Sense hDr CIV c'o"'

8. If the five common Nortn
American birds shown in the left
hand column below were magically
transformed into human beings,
which occupations would they Sc
lect? You deserve one point Tor
each correct matching.
(a) Catbird (v) Teacher
CD Buzzard (w) Clergyman
(c) Owl (x) Impersonatof
I'd Blue Jay (y) Scavenger
(e) Dove (z) Robber
Score yourself as follows: o-2. poor; 80.
AVERAGE; rs, superior; 9-10. very 81.
Aperior.
Answers 70 Horse Sense Quiz.
1. indiana. 2. Fox $50 does the opos-
sum- Independsncs Day. f.4oatS'ra ~ aSTssi
GImpersonator %; (b) Buzzard-Scayen-
ger "; (c) Owl-Teacher W; (0 Blue
jay-Robber Cd; (e) Dove - Clergyman
tw).
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Australia Builds New Cars

Australia expects to reach q
production rate of 10000 of its
new first completely Australian
built automobile, this year.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
@. 90 Partner has opened with
one spade, you hold:
AK104 2J63 1K1072 K93 3

What IS your response?
A. At a quick glance it might appear
that this hand is Just a shade too good
for a single raise but actually it is within
the limits of such a call. Hands that are
distributed 1888 are never as good as
they look and when contemplating an ag-
Eressive move a slight deduction must he
made for the possession of this evenly ball
anced hand as responder.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Gapway News
BY EDNA STRICKLAND

Friends CT Mrs. Jasper Turbe-
Vile Will regret to learn that She
is i'll in the Mullins Hospital
where she will undergo an opera
ton.
Miss Janice Janell Strickland
Visited iii the home I'll her uncle
amt at.ut. Mr. and Mrs Earl Col.
Inns. Saturday night
Mrs. Ella Mae I2rrelSon and
daughter have returned home al
ter spending tew days with her
mother.
Rev. ana Mrs. NJ. W. Slrick-
land had is their recent guests
their daughter. Mrs. Harvey Ros-
er>. and son of Mullins.
Mrs, j. {. Strickland and
daughter. Dianne OF Mullins re-
Gently visited her mother. Mrs.
Cornnie Herring.
Miss Martha Virginia Turbe-
Vile has returned from Columbia
where she attended the State
FAN.
Miss Frances Buffkin. Miss
Margaret Bennette. Miss Vera
Mae Turbeville and Miss Wilidine
Cooper enjoyed visit TO the
Green Sea School last week
Mrs. ". G.. Worley Of Cherry
Grove visited her parents. MIR.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

aid Mrs. Rex Lovette last week
Eev p ". Strickland OF White.
Vile held his regular appointment
at the Capway Church last Sun
day.
Miss FRANKIE Butfkin. Miss
Margaret Hennetle visited Miss
Willidine Cooper Sunday.
Mcs. Polite Strickland and son
EerDie. visited Mrs. W. b. Slrick-
land Sunday.
Miss Bertha Waddtll was the
Sunday evcn.Gs guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. Nevada Herring.
Mr.. and Mrs. ESau Strickland
and daughter. Mildred, visited
Mrs. c. r. Turbeville Sunday =.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Of good luck. :.
AIr. and Mrs. Tnoms: Neaiey
day OF last week after spending
and children returned home Tues
five days with his father and
mother in Latla.
Junior Norris visited O"tal'
Soles and FAMILY Sunday.
We are sorry that nn+ Of 49,
and Mrs. Tom Nealey's twin
daughters is ,.Ck.
Potato digging III this section
will soon be over with ana Nc
Dutfie Soles said somebody Dor
rowed his foot Tub the other Sun
day and had not brought it back
yc. and he wished they would get
done with it and bring il back
home so ne c2n soon wash his
feet again.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Guideway News
By MRS. LESTER LONG

George l.. Long and Violet
Wright visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. TheldOn Soles Sun
day.
Ralph Long made business
trip toWhiteville Thursday.
Mrs. j. d. Stocks visited in the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Donald
Gore Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leater Long and
son. George, and James Faux
made a business trip to Whiteville
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. R. Ward visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Faux last week.
Mrs. Dell Gore of Zion. Mrs.
Ed Gore. and Mrs. Quillie Long
visited in the home of Mrs. r. G..
Stocks Friday.
Mrs. Lester Long. Donnie
Canady. Mrs. R. J. Long and Ber-
nice Canady visited Mrs. Harvey
Buck who is a patient at the Co.
lumbuS County Hospital Friday.
Ralph Long and Noah Hewette
made business trip to Whining
ton Saturday.
Dupree Jacobs visited in Tabor
City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleve Ward Of
Nakina and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Cox of Tabor City visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Stocks
Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
EMERSON news
By OSCAR SOI.ES

Hog killing time is coming
around again at Emerson with
Morgan and Ruther Lee Soles
starting off. Morgan Soles killed
on" weighing around $50 or SOU
pounds. Ruther killed four small
ones last Wednesday and carried
them to the cold storage.
Mr.. and Mrs. May Berry Ben
ton have sold out up here and
have left the Emerson section.
with Mayberry going 70 Green's
boro. We hope for them the best
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
(gt() News

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
SINGING DEBUT

Colleen Gray, Bing Crosby's new
leading lady in Frank Capra's
Riding High. sings for the first
time for the SC: cen in the roman
tic comedy-drama. She was u
member Of the girls choir at Ham,
lie University in ST. Paul.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Bruton had
as their dinner guests Tuesday
evening Mrs. Oliver Morton and
daughter. Jan. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant of Mullins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

IcebergS are never seen in the
Arctic Ocean because there are
few glaciers around it large and
active enough to produce bergs.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

rentals are from Sc to 81 a day,
he said, and a driver has to work
eight hours to meet the rentals.
He said licensing of both cabs
and drivers should be restricted.
He listed other needs of drivers
as organized public relations.
group disqualification. a pension
plan and representation on the
Board of Revocation.