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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Clubs First Major
Production Set
For Tuesday Night,
S O'clock Curtain

The Sputlighters. Tabor CITY
ilieh School dramaticS CLUB, unoer
the capable hand of faculty a
rector Miss Laura Mclnnes. were
putting the final touches this week
10 DEAR RUTH" their first ma
ior production of the school year
The comedy. a well known stage
and screen production taVorlte'
will be presented in the Grammar
School Auditorium on Iuesoay
evening, November %. curtain
time 800 o'clock. :
The popular Broadway play Is
the story OF romantic trouble Gre
ated by teen-age girl who be-
comes TOO mature in her think
ing for her rather conservative
family. Punchy fines Throughout
the play laughingly deride the
ridiculous situation. Ruth, the
older daughter, Inds herself IN
as the result of tie conduct oi
Miriam. the teen-a9c p:onL'h
child.
A soldier. Lieut.. SeaWrlSht
comes home from the war only &c
find that letters. supposedly writ
ten by Ruth, were romanticaliI
composed by Miriam. A series OF
situations. plus the complication
of Ruth's real fiancee, Albert
Hummer, will provide an evening
of enjoyable entertainment for
those attending. :.
In the title role OF Ruth Il
Margaret Poston. Miriam is
played by Margaret 10 Jernigan
Lieut.. Seawright, Frank Nesmlth
Albert Hummer, Bobby Collins
Judge Harry wilkins, the father
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
SHOOTING match
At CORES LAKE
THANKSGIVING

A shooting match will hc held
al Cores Lake THANKSGIVING Day
sponsored by the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. Carlton Nj. Fon-
vielle Post. Commander Leroy
Gore announced today.
The contest will open at III
O'Clock 70: beth slot @uA and
rifles in thc t:,:key and chicken
matches. Ammunition Will b.
available at the lake. Gore an
nounced. and the public is invited
TO attend the all day program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Holiday Program
At Iron Hill

A special THANKSGIVING pro,
Gram will b. held Il, the Iron I'LL
Baptist Church on THANKSGIVING
Dav with lunch be ~ served oi
the church grounds.
The program winch VIII opei
,t 10 o CLOCK \. Nj. Includes con.
srcealion singing, tecitatlohS aho
special music featuring The lie
hobe,h Choir. Special MESSAGES
will he presented by Rev. MI
Vippcrman and the Rev. Marrlne
wishing ministers. Kenny Jordan
will speak on the subject. i am
= Steward and Not Owner ol Ny
Possessions" and the church pas
.or. kcv. :. a. Harley VIII maxi
appropriat" remarks. $1,000
The public is invited to alten'
The services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Tickets On Sale
For Woman's Club
Chicken Dinner

Tickets are on sale for the Wo-
mans Club Chicken Dinner which
will take place at the American
Legion Hut on Wednesday even
ing. Dec. 7, at $50. Reservations
may be made by contracting club
women or Mrs. Deland Leonard,
chairman of ticket sales, Mrs. Doc
Bruton. Bazaar chairman, an
nOunced.
The dinner will inausurate the
opening of the annual baZaar
which will continue through the
weekend. A Christmas Carnival
scheduled for Friday evening. Dec
9, will be another highlight Of the
bazaar entertainment.
Bazaar items featuring fancy
and novelty gifts will be on dis
play for sale throughout the j.
day event.
Chicken dinner reservations
will close November 30.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Dulcie Carroll
Safety Winner

Dulcie Carroll was winner OF
the Safety Contest in the Tabor
City School sponsored by the
State Highway Department, Prin-
cipal c. H. Primer announced.
The honor went to Miss Carroll
after the judges voted following
the study of impromptu essays
written by members of the senior
class. Safety material was dis
tributed to the contestants by the
sponsors before the essays were
written.
Miss Carroll. daughter of c.
D. Carroll, will participate in a
radio program with SO other con-
test winners in North Carolina in
the near future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Tabor Stores
Close For
Thanksgiving

Tabor City merchants will close
their stores OH Thursday. Nov. "a,
in observance of the national holl-
day. THANKSGIVING Day. W. \. Will
li&ms. president OF the Tabor City
Merchants Association. announced
this week.
Williams also announced that
since Christmas falls on Sunday.
December 25. this year. stores In
Tabor City will be closed on Mon
Gay. December &c. in observance
vi the holiday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16

Mrs. R. A. Mall0y, Al, OF Reds
Vile, sister of Mrs. A. M. Smith
of this city, died suddenly in a
Reidsville hospital Thursday
morning. Nov. 10, at one o'clock.
Funeral rites were held from
the Christian Church Saturday:
Surviving are her husband ana
three daughters; also four sisters
and three brothers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Crutchfield Arrives
On Thursday, Surratt
Goes To Pine Bluff

Rev. G.. ". Crulchficld. new
pastor of the Saint Paul Method
isl Church i'm Tabor City. is cX-
pccted 10 arrive in Tabor City
IN Thursday. Nov. II. 10 assume
-f.-e-
his new duties.
Rev. Crutchlicld will be accom-
panied his wife and pig year
old daui nlcr, Rhonda CAROL.
Rev. II. FREQ Surrati. pastor Of
the Saint Paul Church for the
past two years. and Mrs. SurratL,
left early Thursday morning for
Pine Bluff where the Reverend
received the pastoral appointment
during the North Carolina Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
held in Sanford recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
w. S. Penberton
Still Improving

The condition of w. S. Pembef-
ton, Tabor City merchant injured
in fall from a moving ambulance
several weeks ago, was reported
improving and more favorable on
Wednesday.
Pemberton has not yet recoV-
cred sufficiently to explain now
the accident happened.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Spotliglntexs TO Present
Comedv On November 2Znd

Larry Ashby; Mrs. wilkins, the
mother, Carolyn Jackson; Martha
Seawright, the lieutenants sister.
Rebecca Burroughs Dora. the
maid, Joyce Small; Sgt. Chuck
Vincent. Bill Williams: Harold
klobbermeyer. sdilOl. Ralph
Prince.
Student director for the Dear
Ruth" production Is Mary Cooper
Spivpy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
Church Recommends
Street Widening

\ recommendation 10 widen
Rogers Street which Joins the
church grounds. Wo> adopted By
the Mount Tabor Baptist Church
in Il call business ::r<>i, u Sunday
cvcnin-. 80
Rev. =. E.. CAN'T. snr.lking FOR
he Building and G"oiildS Com
littr'. pointed uul int by WIDEN
;ng the street several i"et verti-
al p:rhin,' .E|,. Wn:'iG be made
possible
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
|ped Devils Lose Title
lame TO Dogs. 1912
Jimmy DERRICK

90. dogs of henderson
~..nu >oundlE defeated 4
go. . Tabor City eleven 80
.... crowd III $500 fans
r.....,.,.a uu Tuesday evening.
4.-. M the fourth quar-
.aa.> paved the cham
.t. ....> tor the Bulldogs
,-.utugG fridas night III
.or their next title
r., .~ ,hv second time in
,hs Red Devils have
....a by The Henderson
Lila lost III the state
AKA. oI l94T by i score
.y Bulldogs are coach
,ugttSu. elder brother
l....o Tabor Guys Red
" r.r>...y nights CLASSIC. the
~ ~, eleven took the open
... an heir OWN %. and
,,....- @; Tour l!r>t downs
.-, auua 20 the Henderson
.... ...g \ tumble. recover
b. ..y 3u.!dOs> ON their own
49,. .ur. started the Vance
......r,,,uu> or = 10 ward
-. %. scoring territory.
.....,.us running ui the
SSH, Williams : II Il
.r,Il> we're Dls factors
. .-. henderson, victory. as each
.,..... .,..... The. coal une twice
= ..,-,t nm , 6Y ward punt
- ~. .. n.,,, from Brlk vii
k,H....,r, Went oyer on Il
....... and , brilliant IS
.. The. OTTER Bulldog
49,, -..... n, EdwrId Laugh
The. t,ur;h QUARTZ.
-...... ,,,> had their bright
~....-.., in tine. yer>ou> of
u..,,,.r- md D;.I.ou ADDER
A,.,,.~.,r in The second
..-~ -....,yrt forty Yards Tor
49,. !l.t Devil tally Late in
...,... rI.rfer ON AN end run
Ne. :Iu. ward liur. Baxter
o 49,. r-r ,ls. final score on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
.abor Schools
10 Observe
thanksgiving

IL ..., City School will OBJ
* i'-,sNgIving holidays be-
IN SIT. the noon hour on
rules Nov. -: End continu-
i UNI u ..onday morning, Princi-
=, ! IL. Etnner announced.
~ F.aIer called attention that
[.'OTNlr.0ent had not been re-
e' ""a the county office. but
assumed that the holiday
". a"gln al o'clock We'd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16

A fish fry will be given by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Carl
ton Nj. Fonvielle Post, at Cores
Lake Friday evening, November
Is, Commander Leroy Gore an
nounced. 90.
Eligible members az we'll as
active post members are urged to
attend, officials said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
HAS MOST ACCIDENTS

The United States has one OF
the worlds highest accident rates.
an annual GIL deaths per 100000
population compared with a world
average of less than so.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
,2bon Purchases
-eauty Shop

,.'. o.. &aDDn. owner of the
'',..a beauty Shop. has pur-
-'c' -e..a BEAUTY ShOpp.. l
a1au..taI this week.
.r -."-a SHOP wlIl operate
-. .'" same name presently,
LIS Woodrow Granger and
'.,a.. Fowler will continue
'''1.-a, aS beauticianS.
3.> aaau. also announced that
eel .'i.-. TRAITORS will join the
'!..-. ..E,r staff in the neal
ry
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
DEVIL JAYVEES
DEFEATED BY
TIGER VARSITY

Playing their last home game
the Tabor City Little Devils
'''''r "rrrn'"d al the hands OF tho
Hallsboro Tigers by Il very con
vincire mar"in Of $50. The Ia
hnr CITY club was out played and
out fought throughout the con,
test. The HalISbor0 team scored
rInn<l at will aS thrv gained or
almost every play. The runnIne
of Charles Ray was the big fac
'"r t.- the winners but Clifford
Eurcheck lead in the scoring de-
Dartment as he scored three Of me
Tigers six touchdowns. The Ia
Dor team was unable to threat at
any point of the game as the
stronc IIallsboro line kept tie Ia
Dor City back in check. The Jr
Varsity last game of the season
will be PLAYED at Lumberton or
Thurs day the nth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16
ANCIENTS AND WINES

Ancient Greeks preferred pitch
ed or resinated to natural wine,
while the Romans liked to flavor
their wines with such materials
as pepper, poppy. tar, boiled sea
water and chalk.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16

! ah@ Mrs. Jack B. Hyman
SUE J"uAny, Of Clarkton were
.- ,.'' guests in the home of Mr..
.~ ~ mother. Mrs. Blanche
,''',"A Sunday. The occasion
i,'t Mr Hyman's birth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-16

New stainless steel garden
Tools that wont rust are Str0n:
rnoueh for the herman and llPh
.nouch to encourage his wife.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Bapast woaen's Circles

The Baptist women's circles will
meet next week rs follows: at Pm.
Monday, Blanche Barrus Circle with
ATS. " ". c. EPrss%sts.ss, 2Q 22eS Vance street
and Cornelia Robertson Circle with
Mrs. D. w. King, AO3 Patterson
place; at Pm. Monday. Fannie Heck
Circle with Mrs. Paul Shearin, ll9
Kenan street, Lottie Moon Circle with
Mrs. W. H. Fogelman, 2l1 Pritehard
avenue, and Maddry Circle with Mrs.
J. W. Thompson, Is Rogerson drive;
At Pm. Tuesday, Ann Judson Circle
win Mrs. June Packer, 8 Clark street,
and Business Women's Circle with
Miss Ruth Joyce on Bryan lane.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Holiday Comings and GOings

Miss Celia Durham of New York
vas here with her family.
Miss Annie Lea Rose came from
Hollywood, Florida, to visit her
parents.
Elliott Carroll, studying in the
Harvard School of Architecture, was
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Carroll and
Elliott visited Donald who is Ma
rine now stationed on Paris Island,
S. c.
Miss Elizabeth McKie of Swarth-
more, Pa. was with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
NJ. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coenen visited
Washington and New York.
Mrs. William deb. MacNider had
as her guests her brother Irwin Foard'
Of Spartanburg, S. c. and her niece,
Miss Marie Foard of Baltimore.
Mrs. p. H. Winston is back from
visit to her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Wilkinson in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine,
Jr. were with the Valentines.
Miss Peggy Durham came from
her school, stratford College, in DAN
vile, Va.
Miss Colleen Smith, came from
Raleigh TO visit her mother, Mrs. E.
c. Smith.
Miss Betsy Bowman Of New York
was with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ludlow and
their son Jimmy came from Wash
ington, D. G. to be with the E. w.
Knights.
Miss Jennie Wells Newsom came
from Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob House, Jr. were
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coker, Jr. and
their children and Colt Coker were
here with the 3. E. Cokers.
Charles T. Woollen Of New York
visited his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Hamilton with
their children Ned and David were
with the Oscar Hamiltons.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Collier Cobb, 3rd,
ElIisss IN the Army

Collier Cobb, Srd, 2O-year-old
son Of Mr. and Mr1 Collier
C0bb, Jr-, has enlisted in the
Army. After serving for q
months he VIII come back home
and resume his University
studies where he left OF. he
needs only three quarters more
Of work for graduation.
Els friend and fellow student,
Charles Winston of Raleigh, son
Of Robert W. Winston, has en-
listed with him They set ont for
Fort Jackson. Columbia, S. O.,
yesterday morning to begin
their basic training.
Under the present Army regu-
lations. person who enlists
may choose the branch Of the
service be is to enter. Colby"
said he had not yet decided what
choice be would make. He
thought it likely he would be
sent overseas and said that two
countries he would specifically
like TO visit are England and
Italy.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07

The two Presbyterian church circles
win meet At $50 Monday afternoon
Circle ! win meet with Mrx- Carl Dur
ham. Durham road to bear MrS- J.
P. HaTland speak On -CoufnSienism
and Paoism." Mra W. II. Simpson
Of Durham win review the book
Selma, Twilight or Dawn" - . meet
ing Of Circle 2 1t MrS. ". z. Thomp-
sons, 90 vance street
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
BEbs. sssdy crOup . Ms<t

The Inier-denOminational Bible
Study Group, which Was organized
Wednesday, VIII meet ut Q Pm. next
Thursday at the Methodist church.
Al those who are interested are asked
to read the Is verses Of the Book Of
Jude and to come prepared 70 take
part in discussion Of the book The
discussion Will be led by Rev Bernard
Munger.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Ne~eoners Club Luncheon

The Newcomers club win sponsor
q luncheon for all faculty women at
o'clock Tuesday, January Is, At the
Carolina Inn. A program Of ballads
and North Carolina folk music will
be given BY Mr. and Mrs l. G. Greer.
Luncheon tickets viii be $i.50. Reser-
vations can be made in the depart
ments. or By calling Mrs. John O'Neill
fsl6e)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Merchants Association oaiee Moved

The Chapel Hill-CarfborO Merchants
association Office was moved Monday
from F. o. Bowmah's Office in the
Tankersley building to an Office, for
merly occupied by the News of Or
ange County, across the hall. The
new telephone number is 46l6.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Franklin Street Notes
By Betsy Br.mk

Mr.. and Mrs. Lambrose An
6rews, prcpEieteEs ct the Cam
pus Cafe on East Franklin
street, opened q new restaurant
this week on West Franklin
street next to the Patterson
auto supply store. The new eat
ing place, Andrews Restaurant,
is small with an open kitchen,
yet the large front window and
light pine paneling negate any
feeling of crowdedness. This is
the first full-time restaurant
(hours Z AN. to 10 PM to go
up in the West end of town and
should be quite q boon to the
merchants out that way.
Miss Lillian Edwards moved
her Carolina Drapery shop this
week into "A new West Franklin
street store which she will share
with Paul H. Blake and B. L.
Herndon, paint and wall paper
contractors. The building has a
delightful Colonial atmosphere,
both inside and out. On the
modern side, the interior walls
are painted number Of rich,
blending colors to create inter-
est and set off drapery and slip
cover displays.
Next door to Miss Edwards's
shop, at Milton's Clothing Cup
board, replica of the Old Well,
only one-third smaller than the
original, has been constructed
in the center Of the room. The
Durham Lumber company did
the work, while the idea was Mr..
and Mrs. Julian's. A water
cooler will be installed in the
center of the well, probably
50 seeifssff II e tiifFfaae il ia the he Spring
Sutton's drugstore received
glass-top deep freezer this week
which will be used to display ice
cream in pint quantities, handled
self-seryice fashion.
The birdhouses, or feeder
stations, now available at Fow-
ler's food store should be good
news to the bird as well as the
home-owner population of the
village.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
N.A.A.cP. to Meet Sunday

The N.A.A.c.P. will meet at 8 pm,
Sunday at the Second Baptist church
on Graham street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07
Legion to Meet Tonight

The American Legion viii meet al
s Pm. today fFndayl at The hut.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-01-07

Use the mai to sabsersbe. Addyess
the Chapel HA Weekly. Boz III.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22
Wits tautines sroves
zurnalas Europoje

Jau ir cia gauti pirmieji pa
vyzdziai lietuvi tautines sroves
veikeju Europoje isleisto zur-
nalo, kurio vardas yra "VILT1S,
mokslo, kultlros ir politikos
zurnalas''.
Zurnalas isleistas labai sko-
ningai. Tuo tarpu jane labal
mazai politikos, daugiau kultu-
ros ir Sick tick mokslo dalyku.
Apie jo turini parasysime We
liau. Tikimasi, kad Tautines
sroves seimo metu New YOrke
zurnalo jau bus galima lsigyti.
Bus galima il gauti ir DlRVO-
JE. kama so centQ.
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PIRMI SVEIKINA
SEM A

DIRVOJE gautas pirmas
sveikinimas seimui is Europos.
Raso Lietuviu Tautines Dailes
Institute pirmininkas dailinin-
kas A. Valeska.
Tautines Sroves Seimo New
Yorke Prezidiumo Pirmininkui.
Lietuviu Dailes Institutas Sir
dingai sveikina Selma ir linki,
kad visi uzdaviniai, kuriuos Sci
mas pasiryzes vykdyti, pasi-
sektu kuo darniausiai.
Mes tikimes, kad Seimas,
svarstydamas lietuviu tautines
kulturos reikalus, nepamirs ir
dale liecianciu reikalu.
-. toliau sveikinime kalbama
apie Lietuviq Memo Galerija =
reprezentacine kolekcija, ir pra-
So selma apie ta reikala pasiru-
pinti -.
Sveikinimas baigiamas slais
zodziais:
Kadangi tautos galybeje gludi
dvasinis turtas, lietuviai meni-
ninkai tikisi, kad Lietuviu Tau
tines Srves Seimas kreips ypac
daug demesio j lietuviu dvasios
kuryba, tuo tesdamas savo tau
rias tradicijas.
Broliams uzjuryje linkime
daug sekmes.
A. Valeska
Lietuviu Dailes Institute
Pirmininkas
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VLIko pirrnininko pra-
kalbos Pennsylvanijoie

VL1Ko pirmininkas M. Kru.
pavicius 81 sekmadieni, balan-
dzio "a d. kalbes Scrantone, sv.
Juozapo parapijos saleje.
Pirmadieni, balandzio 25 -
Wilkes Barre, St. Nicholas pa
rapijos saleje, 226 S. Washing
ton St.
Treciadieni, balandzio q d.
- Shenandoah, sv JIrgio para
pijos saleje, 129 Jardin St.; BAN
kietas ir prakalbos.
Ketvirtadieni, balandzio % d.
= Mahanoy City, sv. Juozapo
parapijos saleje.
Penktadieni, balandzio 29 d.
Minersville, sv. Pranciskaus pa
rapijos saleje, 320 Spruce st.
Visur pradzia s val. yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-22

Amerikos Lietuviq Tautinin-
ku Centras yra viena is tautines
sroves saku, kuri jungia nema-
zai~geru pajegu darbui lietuvls-
koi dirvoj. Adv. Vyt. Abraitis
jau kelinti metal vadovauJa
Tautininku Centrui ir per ilga
laika turejo progos gerai pain
ii visa visuomeninio darbo pal
numa Amerikoje. Jis sutiko at
sakyti j kai kuriuos musQ klau-
sinus. kurie, artejant tautines
sroves seimui, verti ypatingo
demesio:
= Is Jlsq, kaip ALTO pirmi'
ninko. bltu labai idomu patirtl,
kokios priezastys vercia tautlne
srove persiorganizuoti?
Lietuviu tautine srove
Amerikoje yra sena, bet pilnes-
mis- ir aiskesnis jos pasirelskl-
mas prasidejo tik nuo 1941 me-
tu. nuo tada, kai isisteige Lie.
tuyai Vaduoti Sajunga. Tautl'
,;,,L,, ron+ras ir Amerikos Lie.
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Svarbiausias tiks|as--
LIETUVYBES |SLA|KYMAS
Pasikalbeimas su ALTO Pnn,ininlu v. C Abraisiu


niais bruozais kalbant - uzda-
viniu planas remsis paciu di-
dziuoju tikslu: lietuvybes gai-
vinimu Amerikos lietuviq visuo-
meneje.
- Kaip vertinate Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos veikla?
- Reikia dziaugtis, kad Lie
tuvos laisvinimo darbas yra dir
bamas visu sroviu sutartinai.
sia prasme = ALT veikla patti
savaime jau yra teigiama. Bet
manau, kad Tarybos velklmas
turetu ir galetu butt zymiai gy-
vesnis, negu jis buvo Xxi slol.
Man rodos, kad Tarybos polltl-
ne propaganda amerikieciq tar
pe siuo metu yra labai silpna'
Informacijos Centro leidziamai-
siais biuleteniais ir retais IKE
turiu didziuju" pasirodymais
State Departments kahn al
imanoma pasiekti visus propa-
gandinius tikslus.
- Kokie Jlsq ispudziai is
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tuviu Misija. sios trys organi-
zacijos turejo bendrus tikslus,
bet ju veiklos budai buvo skir-
tingi. Prize ju dejosi isimtinai
tik tie Amerikos lietuviai, ku-
rie pirmon vieton state ne ka
kita, O lietuvybes islaikyma.
Kol tautine srove dirbo atski-
raj Lietuvos laisvinimo darba,
tol. mano supratimu, ir Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajunga ir Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Misija pateisino
savo atskira buvima. Bet dabar,
tautinei srovei istojus lygiatei-
stu nariu j ALT, tu dvieju orga-
nizaciju atskira veikla pasida-
re nebereikalinga. Tuo paclu
atsirado reikalas sujungti vlsas
tautines sroves jegas vlena
organizacija.
- Kokius pagrindinius uzda
vinius numatote tautininkams
20 persitvarkymo?
- Palikciau seimui smulkial
apie tai pasisakyti, stambes
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KUR?

A. Oils apsiima issiaiskinti,
ar New Yorker vieSbutis bus
laisvas. Visi sutinka, kad vies-
butts gall butt ir pakeistas, bet
jau laikysimes tos datos. Tuomi
telefonu posedis ir baigiamas.
Po poros valandu A. Oils pra-
nese DIRVAI, kad nei New
Yorker, nei Statler (buv. Penn
sylvania) viesbuciuose geguzes
14-15 vietos nera -.
Ma, bet -gi New Yorke yra
dar ir daugiau viesbuciq. Vieta
turi atsirasti.
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Kanadoje padetis aiskeja

Po Kanados lietuviu organi-
zaciju atstovu seimo, kuriame
buvo formaliai sudaryta Kama
dos Lietuviu Centro Taryba ir
jos organizacija (ten ne taip,
kaip cia - ten Taryba yra or
ganizacija, priimanti nariais XII
tas organizacijas ir paskirus
asmenis), .ir kurio metu kata-
liku sroves veikeju dalis isilie-
jo j kita organizacija = Kama
dos Lietuviu Sajunga, nesuti-
kusia ieiti j KLCT organizacija,
ivyko kitas svarbus suvaziavi-
mas - laikrascio (NEPRI-
KLAUSOMOS LIETUVOS) lei
dino bendroves serininku su-
vaziavimas.
cia paaiskejo, kad laikrastis
pasiliks prie Tarybos, mes rem
kant vadovybe daugiau kaip du
trecdalius balsu gavo kandida-
tai, dalyvaujantieji Taryboje
Laikrascio redaktorium pasilie-
ka ]. Kardelis.
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BET KADA? .

Nukelti selma j geguzes 7-8
dienas rizikinga, mes nuo gegu-
zes antros dienos labai maza lai-
ko parodai sutvarkyti, dar ge-
guzes 2 diena laukiamas laivas
gall ir paveluoti.
Geguzes 14-15? Cia DIRVA
is Clevelando saukia, kad jos
vakaras numatytas geguzes Is!
Tai gal geguzes 21-22? Dirmei-
kis is Waterburio 70 gal is
kitur?) saukia = nesugadinkim
Detroitui koncerto!
Oar toliau? Tysliava is VIENY-
BXS ir Ginkus is saldainiq pa
lociaus saukia, kad taip ilgai
negalima laukti, praeis susido-
mejimas, ateis vasara.
Tada Rastenis is Clevelando
taria: Gerai = Sitas reikalas
yra svarbesnis uz DIRVOS va
kara, mes atsisakysim nuO jo,
tegul bus seimas geguzes 14-15.
IS visu Americas krastu atsi-
liepia pritarimo balsai.