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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Plans In Progress
For Fall Concerts
By Leading Artists
Limited Memberships,
Drive To Begin In
Month Of Moy

An annual concert series pre-
senting the worlds distinguished
artists in Lexington appears now
to be possible. The Lexington
Municipal Concert association has
been organized for the purpose of
bringing renowned concert attrac-
tions to the community, thus
broadening the city's entertain
ment, cultural, and social life.
The municipal concert associa-
ton is non-profit and cooperative.
Membership privileges are open
to everyone, adults and children
alike. A membership campaign
week will soon be announced.
During that week the entire
citizenship of the county will be
invited to join the association.
BY paying annual dues, each
member will be entitled to at
tend all the concert presentations
without further admission charge.
There will be no single admis-
sions sold for any individual con-
cert.
Lexington and Holmes county
now becomes affiliated with other
towns and counties throughout
the nation, operating on this same
municipal plan presenting out
standing and top-flight concert
attractions locally. At least three
concerts will be presented during
the season, and as many more as
the Associations budget makes
possible.
Inasmuch as the municipal con-
cert association is one hundred
per cent cooperative, the more
members in the Association the
larger the budget, and therefore
the greater number of concerts
possible. No additional assess
ments will be made on the mem
bers. Funds accumulated from
membership dues will be used
solely in the presentation Of ar
lists selected by the local AS
sociation's talent committee. The
programs presented will be desig-
mated to please the varied music
al tastes of the local audiences.
The number of memberships in
the Association will of necessity
be limited to the seating capacity
of the Grammar School auditor
ium, and memberships will be sold
only during the one campaign
week. At the conclusion of the de-
signated week, the membership
rolls of the Association will be
closed for the season. Everyone
is urged to watch for the an
nouncement of the campaign
week, and all are advised to Sc
cure their memberships at that
time without delay.
Municipal concert association
officers chosen for the first sea-
son are: co-chairmen: Mrs. j. G..
Herbert, Allie Povall; secretary,
Mrs. Robert Gwin: treasurer, w.
B. Kenna; publicity chairman,
Mrs. T. A. Lail.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Greenwood Man Found Victim OF Drowning
Friday In Inquest Conducted By Sheriff
Car Driven BY Salesman PIunges
Into Water North Of Tchulo

Clyde p. Stribling, So, of Strib-
ling Brothers Machinery company,
Greenwood, drowned Friday night
when his automobile plunged off
Highway 40 East into backwaters
along the road five miles north
of Tchula.
A Tchula resident, who was
hunting frogs, saw the car in the
water with lights still burning and
notified local authorities. Patrol
man j. B. Yearwood and an am
bulance of Southern Undertaking
association were dispatched to the
scene where inquest was con-
Quoted by Sheriff Ellis Wynn
The verdict was accidental drown
ing. Patrolman George Parkinson
of Greenwood aided III the in
vestigation.
Mr.. Stribling was driving a 1913
model Dodge coupe ard, accord
ing to reports, was returning to
Greenwood after a trip to Car
thage. He was travelling alone.
The tragedy was discovered about
10 o'clock Friday night.
Mr.. Stribling moved TO Green
wood in l948. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Fadine Jamison
Stribling and two small sons,
Clyde Daniel Stribling and Rob-
ert Williams Stribling. He is also
survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel William Stribling,
Carthage; and six brothers and
two sisters.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Lexington Subscribes
More Thun Quote

Lexington has subscribed rs
per cent over its quota in the
Red Cross Campaign to date. Re-
turns are incomplete and this does
not include the contribution made
by the negroes of Lexington.
Lawrence Rabb, Jr., and Chat
win Jackson were chairmen in the
business section and Mrs. Ruff for
the residential. All did a splendid
job and met with fine understand
ing and cooperation.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
DR.. Etteldorf Visits
Holmes Health Dept.

DR.. j. N. Etteldorf, pediatrician
associated with DR.. Tom Mitchell
of Memphis. conferred with par
ents and doctors at Holmes Coun-
ty Health department offices on
April 4. He was entertained at
Community hospital with a sup
per given by Mrs. Johnnie bridge.
superintendent, for the trustees
and doctors.
DR.. Etteldorf spoke on "Neph-
ritis and apprehension In
Children" His visit proved help
full to the parents who conferred
with him. -
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
w. B. Kennu Elected
Chuirmun Of Stute
High School Group

Superintendent w. 3. Kenna,
of Lexington High school. was
elected chairman of the Mississip-
pi High School Organization, at
its organizstional meeting April
IL in Jackson. The executive
committee was also named.
According to Mr.. Kanna the
first business to be taken up via
be to elect a director and set up
a state office. Sixteen council
men will form the backbone OF
the new organization.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Court Reconvenes
Monday April Is

Court adjourned Thursday,
April z, to reconvene Monday,
April Is. The court ruled for the
City of Durant in the Jamie v.
Forbes versus City of Durant case.
Possession of an automobile own
ed by Red Brooks, found with
liquor, by the sheriff several
weeks ago, was granted to the
county in the E. E. Wynn versus
Red Brooks case.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
ELECTION TO
NAME COMMISSIONERS

A special election will be held
Nav 81 to select from nominees
three commissioners for Holmes
County Soil Conservation district.
Voting places will be at Lexing-
ton, Durant, Goodman, Pickens,
Tchula, Cruger, Thornton. Eben-
eyer and Acona.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Episcopal Children
Present Eoster Program

The children of Saint Mary's
Sunday school, under the super
vision of Mrs. Emily Povall Lucas,
will present an Easter program
Easter day at 10 a. m. Following
the program there will be an Eas-
ter Egg hunt in the church yard.
Children taking part in the pro-
gram are: Gretchen, Pattie, Allie
and Amanda Povall; Ed and
Mary Thurmond; Arlene Pepper,
Bill and Stephanie Eggleston; Pa
tricia Slack, Virginia Hawkins.
Kit and Larry CHM and John
Martin, Jr.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Patients At The HospitoI

Mrs. w. E. Morris, Lexington
Mrs. w. L. Parker, Lexington
Mrs. Earl Mclean, Lexington
Mrs. Halle Kealhofer, Durant
Mrs. Connie Burton, Pickens
Mrs. Carl Hanson. Goodman
Betty Clay, Lexington
Noei Leon Lee, Cruger
G.. L. Morton, Durant
Colored
Rosie May Taylor, Lexington
Ida May Mitchell, Lexington
Katie Henderson, Tchula
Louvera Ousley, Durant
o. D. Roscoe, Tchula
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Pre- School Conference
For White Children

There will be a medical pre-
school conference for white chill
dren at the West clinic on Fri
day, April %. at | p. m.
This includes all children up
to six years Of age, but we es-
pecially want the ones who will
start to school next fall" accord
ing to DR.. w. H. Weeks, acting
director, Holmes county.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
Easter Program
At St. Mory's

Rev. William Asger. Rector
Euster Day -7:30 pm.
Organ Prelude Victory
Prologue
Opening Prayer
Professional Who Is This
That Comes From Edom?
Anthem - Jesus Is Risen -
Meredith = Mrs. Craney and Mrs.
White. with choir
Responsive Reading
Gloria
First Lesson
Easter Canticle - Christ Our
Passover
Second Lesson
Hymn With Gloria No. 1T
Prayers
Vesper Hymn No. "a
Carol - God Hath Sent His
Angels No. 557
Sermon The Rector
Glory Be To God On High,
Alleluia
Offertory Solo = Calvary
Rodney, Mrs. Claude Jackson
Presentation of Offering
Benediction
Recessional - Christ The Lord
Is Risen Today No. IT'S
Organ Postlude
On Easter Monday morning at
900 there will be a celebration
of the Holy Communion.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14

Mrs. John Hathcock and Mrs. o.
M. Powell went to Clinton to visit
their brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strowd. an
Dona Rena, one day this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14
IS CANDIDATE

Henry Paris is one of five can
didates from among whom three
cheerleaders will be named in
the spring election at Ole Miss.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Maness and
daughter, Nancy, visited in jack
son Sunday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
PERSPEJIMAS TAKSU MO-
KETOJAMS

Valstybes lido Departamen-
tas pastebi, kad kai kurle tax
SUI moketojai uzpildo formas w
2 vietoj formu 1o4o aroa
1O4OA. Todel perspeJa, kao
formaW-2 neturi butt naudo-
jana kaip taksu reikalul pra-
nesimas. il turf butt tik prize
das prie formos lc4o aroa
1O4OA ir joje turf butt tik tax
su moketojo gauta alga If IS
JOS padaryti isskaiciavlmai'
taip pat turi butt nurodytas So
cialinio draudino numerls.
Taip pat nurodo, kad tie, ku-
rie turf gauti grazinamus plri-
gus, bet vietoj tikru formQ
siuncia tik forma VIZ, tue pa
tvs sau uzvilkina pinlgu grazl-
nina, mes Wis wien is ]u dar ~.
ri butt pareikalauta uzplloy'l
forma 1O4O arba 104oA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14

Pradeqant nuo ateinan6io
penktadienio Clevelande rem
giama rinkliava, vadin m a
"Desimtuku marsas" March
of Dimes, kuri yra skiriama
kovai su vadinamaja vaiku pa
ralyziaus .liga.
1948 metals Amerikoje rel
kejo isleisti II su puse milijo-
no doleriu gydyti ir priziureti
sia liga sergantiems ligonims.
Tai buvo situo atzvilgiu bio
giausi metal Americas istori-
joje.
Cuyahoga apskrity tam rel
kalui reikejo isleisti beveik
1913 tukstanciai doleriu. Ios Ii
gos gydymas yra labai bran
gus. Ligonineje dabar tai at
sieina IA doleriu per diena.
Prizes 10 metu buvo $40.
siuo metu Clevelando Miesto
ligonineje yra 6 ligonys, ku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
DAUGIAUSIA SEM PAPUO-
LA PO AUTOMOBILIAIS

Trys desimts penki seneliai
ir seneles (grandfathers and
grandmothers) zuvo pc auto
mobiliais pereitais metals Cfe-
velande. Clevelando policijos
statistika rodo, kad tik 6 PEREZ
tais metals cia zuve trafiko ne
laimese buvo jaunesni kaip "a
metu. O puse visu zuvusiu bu-
vo vyresni kaip 65 metu.
Yra nustatyta, kad daugu-
mole sitp nelaimin kalti buvo
pestieii, nes nesilaike gatviu
perejimo taisykliQ. Jauni to-
kiais atsitikimais daSnai dar
paskutine sekunde suspaja is-
sigelbeti. Jie nesidairo ir nesi-
klauso, kas darosi, kai paste
bi kad jau gresia pavojus, bet
pabega. Semi pavoju ne talp
greit isgirsta ir ne taip grelt
pamato, o pamate... nebespe]a
pabegti.
Policiios sefas M a Q W t z
kreipiasi j Clevelando gyvento-
ius. prasydamas pagl o b o t /
senus zmones. kai iiems relkla
pereiti pavoiingesnes vietas'
! Niekas neturi pereidineti SKIER
sal gatve tam nepaskirtoie VIE
toje. Vakarais senus zmones
iaunesnieji prasomi palydetl'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
Prezidento a. Smstonos nirties su-
kakties n1is,-i.nos squsio 80

Kip au prizes dy savaites pranesta Prezdeno
Antaho mres penkeru meQ sukaktuv veas pai
nemas CeveIande sausio 80 diena Numaoa,
kad paninemas ivyks Slovenu sae Pradza $3.50 val pp
Komitetas pagrindnu kalbeoju tam parinejmui kveca
Dr. T. Dirnek kuris 81 prmadien au atvyko is Prancuz
New YOra anden penkta1ien lakiamas Cleveande
DIRVGS skaytca g so skate Tx jo saipsnus, dabar is
girs ig jc gyva 5odi.
Be to- trumpa apibudini A. Smetonos paskunius gyven-
metus vekma Amekoie kviecamas j. J. Bachunas
is Tabor Farm, kuris jau pranese, kad atvyks.
Pagramoe nunatytas r koncertas IS kvestu dalyviu
gautas asakymas zymausu Lietuvos operos dain
ninkiu = Vnc7s Jonuskates il pasekilu jau kon
certayus Amc~oie 7eiose Wtc5e (atvykusi 5a IS Voke
peS ke;s meneeius f1ove eant ieiams prma
kara paznti r iSgrs tq dd2ja Ietuvos danninke kur
ypatinrai rasi5vm5iue ah autriu euvskuu danu da
navimu. il sulo avykt Cleveanda is Californos.
Oar programme nuratyta deklanaciia If Basas pra-
cities.
Pa5iau arie in7iina us panesta kituose DIRVOs
meriuose
Tkietus pann6ir'o bus gaina Cauti DIRVOJE pen
ktadienia saUeio T. dorcs Kama 75
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14

riems yra pritaikyti vadinami
geleziniai plauciai, nupirkti uz
pinigus, surnktus "Desimtuku
marso" rinkliavoje. IS tu paciu
pinigu vietines organizacijos
moka po S9.O8 kasdien miesto
ligoninei uz II ligonius. Taip
pat ir Rainbow ligoninei mo-
kama beveik po tick pat uz IL
ligoniu. Mamie besigydantieTs
uz gydyma is tu pa3;u piniggl
taip pat mokama kiekvienam
po $3.50.
Visi gyventojai yra kviecia-
mi prisideti prie tos rinkliavos,
padeti nelaimingiems.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
PADEKA MUSU DIDELIEMS
REM A MS

sv. Jurgio parapijos klebo-
nui kunigui Vilkutaiciui, be jo-
kio atlyginimo uzleidusiam sale
musu rengiamam vakarui,
B. ir Nj. Drosuciams, SAT f.
101 St, padejusiems organi-
zuoti ir aptarnauti bufetq, ir
A. Raniui, surinkusiam j va
karo programa skelbimu uz 60
doleriQ,
visu Lietuvi1l TremtiniU
Draugijos Clevelande mar u
vardu reiskiame nuosirdzia pa
deka.
:. Liet.Tr.D-i0s v.Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
LEKTUVU NODELIV PA
RODA

Kovo 19 Clevelande vel rengia-
ma lektuvu modeliu paroda. il
ivyks Higbee Company Audi
toriioj. NorinGiu dalyvauti pa
rodoj registracija prasides ko-
VIC 10 diena 400 PIP. ligi 500
PIP. Parodos konteste gall da-
lyvauti lektuvu modeliu dirbe-
iai nuo 6 ligi 50 metu amziaus.
Platesniu informaciju gall
ma gauti kreipiantis laisku j
National Model Plane Exhibit
Headquarters, Room 80, 1901
Huron Rd.', arba pasaukiant
telefonu Cherry $3.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
IMTYNES CENTRAL AR
MORY

Antradieni, sausio 18, Frank
Sexton, American Wrestling
Ass. cempijonas gins savo IT,
tula prizes Don Evans.
Be to bus dar imtynes tarp
Lucky Simunovich ir Ronnie
Etchison is vienos puses ir Ali
Pascha ir Antonio Leone is
kitos.
Numatomos dar dvejos ido-
mios imtynes ta patti vakara.
Tikietai pas Richmon Bro
Tiers, 736 Euclid Ave, Main
O978 ir Central Armory -
Prospect 4121. Pradzia 7:OO V.
yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
NJ IRI M Al

KERUTIS Jonas, 48 metu, gy-
venes 6718 Whitney Ave-,
mire sausio 8 ditna. Palaidotas
sausio II, Kalvarijos kapinese.
Gedulingos pamaldos buvo sv.
Jurgio baznycioje. Laidotu-
VEINS patarnavo Wilkelis Fu-
neral Home.
Liko Selma: zmona Cecilia,
sunus Lawrence, Richard, Jo-
mas - USMC ir James. Taip
pat broliai Jurgis, Juozas, Pet
ras ir sesuo Mildred Burke. We
lionis buvo gimes skotijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
roieSkoiinaci

Joseph Petrauskas - Pet
raus. atvykes USA 1925-26
r1etais (dabar turetu butt apie
36-37 metu anziaus), Lietuvo-
je gyvenes Rimkunu kaime,
Garliavos vals3iuje pas dede
sirvaiti, prasomas atsiliepti =
Petrui Ruzgai, 1924 Labor
Serv. Co., CSN 1927, CO. 95
Superv. Co., APO 139, co. PM
New York, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
DIR. VINCO KUDIRKOS
DRAUGIJA

vasario 26 d. 1880 val yak.
rengia savo veikimo 40 metu
sukakties paminejima Lietuviu
saleje (apatineje, $685. Supe-
rior Ave. Po paminejimo bus
card-party. Iejimas SO centu.
Bus ten pat galima isirasTti II
naujiems nariams Tx uz puee
istojamojo mokes5io.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
Muzikas RRONIUS JONUsAS

sdnus Juozaro ir Emilijos Jo-
nuSu, kiles is PaSiles kaimo,
Haiku parapiaos iesko savo tri-
jQ tetu ir ded6s, isvykusiq i
USA prizes 40 metq:
Martinkaite Anastazija, isteke-
just uz Brazas Gar Brass, XII
lusi is Pasiles kaimo, Ilakiu
parapijos. Prizes Is metu gy-
veno, rodos, Chicagoje.
Martinkaites Magdalera ir Ur-
suIe, iStekeiusios (vyru pa
vardes nezinomos), kilusios
is to pat Pasiles kaimo. Gy-
yeno. rodos, Massachu e t s
waist.
Baraaauskas Donaininkas, kiles
is Vaicaiciq kaimo, llakiu
Gar Sedos) parapijos, apie
65 metu amziaus.
Kas apie siuos asmenis arba
iu vaikus ka nors zinote, arba
jie patys prasomi pranesti siuo
adresu: Mr.. BR. JONUsAS
(16) HANAU a.Main
LAMBOY Str. "a.
.D.P.Camp,
GERMANY, U.S.Zono
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
SGNIS IESKO TEVO

Ignas kiznis, kil2s is Girsu-
dQ kaimo, DaujtnQ val5Jiaus,
Birzu apskr., arba jo gimines
az pazistami prasomi atsi-
liepti jo sunui, Jonui Kizniui,
(24) EUTIN HOLSTEIN, 119
DPACCS D-83, British Zone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
LarkyEz;tes savo Yl:1H e.

Amerikos LietuviQ Pilie5iq
K!ube penktadienio vakarais
gausite sllaniu balViniu oily
NJ, sv;ezios 5uvies, pria to
visokiy issig9rirnQ, Kluto
nariai prasonni da5n;au prisi-
minti apia savo Nlub2.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isieyti nauias 1949 metz
korteles. 6835 Superior ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

Xxi antradienio, sausio II rodo:
Road House" su Ida Lupino,
Cornell Wilde ir Richard Wild
mark.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Maryland U. Newman Club
To Be Host al Convention

The Newman Club at the Uni
versity Of Maryland will be host
for three days to students attend
ing the 28th annual Middle At
lantic Province Newman Club
convention, which opens with a
chaplains' dinner at $50 o'clock
tonight in the Willard Hotel.
Speakers scheduled to talk to-
morrow on the conventions theme,
THE Campus Catholic" include:
DR.. H. c. Byrd. president Of the
university; Msgr. John 8. Spence,
director Of education Of the Arch
diocese Of Washington, and Rich
ard Oliver, president Of the New
man Club Federation.
A banquet will be held at pm.
tomorrow, with dancing later.
Daniel J. Mullane, chairman Of
the Middle Atlantic Province, will
preside at the convention.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Pork Subsidy Plan
Believed Likely in
Farm Compromise

A compromise farm program
may emerge from Congress this
session, including an amendment
to the present law permitting
production payments TO producers
of hogs. congressional farm leaders
indicated today.
Chairman Thomas of the Senate
Agriculture Committee introduced
an administration bill yesterday
which would grant immediate
power to the Government to pay
hog producers subsidies and per-
NIT pork prices to drop at will.
AS 1t stands now. the Govern
ment will have to buy pork when
hogs drop to the support level.
thus holding up prices to con-
sumers and keeping the purchased
pork OF the market. Keystone Of
the administration proposal Is al
lowing farm commodities to seek
their own level. to the benefit Of
the consumer. and then paying
farmers the difference between the
market price and q guaranteed
floor" price.
Cost Called Staggering.
The administrators program
has come in for some sharp criti-
cism from two major farm organi-
cations. Allen B. Kline, president
of the American Farm Bureau
Federation, told the House Agri-
culture Committee yesterday the
cost Of the program would be
staggering" and would put q
ceiling on opportunity in agri-
culture"
Some 425,000 of the Nations
dairy. farmers in At States favor
the Republican-sponsored Agri-
cultural Act of 1948 and look with
disfavor on the Administration
program.
This was disclosed last night
at a dinner of the National CO.
operative Milk Producers FEEDER
alton in honor of members Of
Congress. More than 200 Repre-
sentatives and Senators attended
the fifth annual affair held In
the Shoreham Hotel.
Notifications Suggested.
The federation held a meeting
of more than $50 member dele
gates earlier in the day and took
a firm position in the current
farm controversy. |
First thehy voted to back the
Agricultural Act, which is slated
to go into effect on January !,
but suggested some notifications.
But, for the plan submitted
Congress recently by Secretary Of
Agriculture Brannan. the dairy
men had no kind words.
They asserted the plan en-
bodies more rigid controls Of
farmers than have ever been ex-
perienced with attendant costs to
the taxpayers 30 great that they |
have not been computed"
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Music Week Endorsed
By Truman as Aid 10
World UNDERSTANDING

/. The National and Inter-Ameri-
can Music Week Committee from
its headquarters In New York has
announced receipt OF a letter from
President Truman, expressing his
interest and recommending par
ticipation in the 26th annual OBJ
servance. to be held May Ia.
The Presidents letter empha-
sized the value OF music as a
social force and as an influence
which can be used toward the
futherance Of world understand
ing.
The following organiza tions are
among those represented on the
National and Inter American
Music Week Committee and are
cooperating through their State
branches and local units: National
Recreation Association. where the
executive office is located; National
Federation Of Music Clubs. Music
Educators National Conference
General Federation Of Women's &
Clubs, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire
Girls. D. A. R., National Congress
of Parents and Teachers. Lions
and Kiwanis International. Ameri-
can Legion and Legion Auxiliary
National Grange, National Jewish
Music Council, A. S. c. A. P.
Broadcast Music. Inc. and the
National Boards of the Y. M. and
Y w. c. A. There will also be
wide participation among rural
Evening star., 1949-04-14

blessings. but he can say is came
close.
Mr.. Hoover's fwo 6auShters
Dorothy. IL. and her <-.ear-
old sister. Sue. came 70 Washing =
ton yesterday from their home IN
Cumberland. Nd. 10 plug two
songs their father had written
Mr.. Shannon. an enplose Of the
Celsnese Corp. was unaware his
daughters were seeking Preki-
dental approval until the Police
Women's Bureau informed Cum
berland police.
Neares, the girls got 70 Mr.. Tru-
Evening star., 1949-04-14

fried, broiled or in salads. they've
such q delicious. satisfying havor
-. then nutritionally speaking.
BANANAS are wonderfully rich
in vitamins, minerals and good
for-you fruit sugars. In this
BANANA PINEAPPLE SALAD,
for instance. it's BANANAS that
give ii asMbstdace" that stick.
to-the-ribs feeling and its
delicious!
Peel q fully ripe Banana fyel-
low peel necked with brownD.
then take 2 slices OF canned
pineapple and place one ring
around each end OF the ha-
mana. Garnish with crisp
greens and berries., Serve with
mayonnaisc, French or cream
dressing. fMakes one large
Individual servingO
Just one look at this luscious
salad and your family will BE-
stohing and ahings! But wait till
they tssse 1t! ! know they'll Be
calling for BANANAS o-fi-e-ai
Keep plenty On hand an the ttmef
Evening star., 1949-04-14

That's because it's so completely
different from any other kind of
rice. To cook, you just dump it
into water and bring to a boil
=. that's all! NO washing, rims
ing, draining or steaming neces-
sary yet it's always the
Itghtest, phttest, fluftiest rice
you ever tasted - every time!
And here's another bouquet" to
MINUTE RICE -. with 1t you
can practice Aagicookery! For
instance, this unique rice can
be cooked in liquids other than
water such as tomato juice,
chicken broth, bouillon or al
most anything! So get MINUTE
RICE today serve 1t plain
or experiment with Magicookery!
Evening star., 1949-04-14

groups. largely under the leader.
ship Of the State Cooperative Ex-
tension Departments in Agricul-
ture and Home Economics, and the
State Oranges.
President Truman is chairman
OF the Honorary Committee. which
includes the Governor Of every
State and Territory In the Union
Evening star., 1949-04-14

man vRs The executive nAnssor,
portal. xhsre xuarcs gave them
shelter from the rain. They wers
returned home las; night. Dorothy
still holding onto the sxo soags
and SIS left from money she had
saved for the trip.