davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-18
Ku|ruos reika|Ql apjungimas b0tinas
A. bu. kvieciamas kulturos koneresas?

vadinimas. Cali butt ir Fondas,
ir Taryba ar net Kolegija. TMD
vadovas emesi platesnes inicia-
tyvos: visa eile jo straipsniu
rodo, kad senieji JAW lietuviai
daugiau susirupino tue klausi-
mu uz musu KF muskietininkus
- spaudos zmones. Kaip mine
ia, jis siulo TMD Baltimores
seine atlikti konkrecius zygius.
Atrodytu, kad siuo atveju vie
ma seniausiu lietuviQ organiza-
ciju (isteigta 1896 n.y., budama
nesrovine ir rupindamasi tiktai
kulturiniais reikalais, jaucia pa
reiga ir konkreciai realizuoti
kulturos reikalu apjungima. Tai
grazus sumanymai ir jais mega
lima nesidometi. Musu rasyto-
jai taip pat bus jau tare savo
zodi.
-Kyla klausimas - ar nerei-
kia susirupinti KulturOs KOn-
gresO sukvietimu? Buvo svarbus
politiniu poziuriu 1949 m. kon-
gresasa New Yorke, o kulturos
kongresas galetu tureti lenia-
mos reiksmes kulturos reika-
lams. Visoms srovems remnant,
galima butu sudaryti Vyr. Kul-
turos organa.
Kai Amerikoje - didziuliame
nutautejimo katile - tik musu
kulturos ugdymas gall isgelbeti
iseivija, tai butu keista ir nedo-
vanotina, jei ir cia atsirastu
nuomoniu, kad, girdi, jau mes
turime savo organizaciju ir pa
sirupinsim kulturiniais reikalais.
Privacios iniciatyvos pavyzdziai
rodo, kad paskirose vietose kul-
turos darbui susiburia visi be
paziuru skirtumo nuosirdus kul-
turininkai ir sugeba daug nu-
veikti (pvz. ciurlioniskiu pasi-
rodymai ar H. Kacinsko dramos
studios laimejimai Bostone).
Tx vienoje vietoie per menesl
sugebama surinkti kulturos rel
kalams net ligi 200 doleriu! vi
sa tai liudija, kad geros valios
netruksta, reikia tik moro ben
dram, apjungianciam visus kul-
turos zidinius JAW organui SUI
kurti, organui, kuris sugebetu
vezti sunku, bet nepaprastai
svarbu kulturos vezima.
Nesinori sutikti SUI kai keno
reiskiama pesimistine nuomone,
pvz. ALT pirmininko l.. simu-
clio bugstavimu, "esa baugu, kad
bekibdami j kulturos ugdymo
darbus nesusipyktumem' (mano
pabraukta, "Lietuviu Dienos~.
V. Alseika
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dvejus metus su laipsniu Bache-
lOr. of Science.
6. Optometry - profeslnes
optometrijos kursas baiglamas
per trejus metus su laipsnlu
Master of Science. Baiges ir ga
YES valstybes leidima, gall vers-
tbs akiniu pririnkejo profesiJa.
7. School of Painting and
Sculpture baigiama per treJus
metus su Bachelor of Fine Arts
laipsniu Bus dauglau)
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Daugellul nauJal ! JAV atVy-
kusiu kyla nutrauktQ studiju te-
simo problema, priaugancius
vaikus turintieji tevai taipgi SUI
interesuoti ziniomis apie ameri-
kiniu mokyklu santvarka. Tad
ir teikiame siu ziniu apie JAW
mokyklas.
Pradinis ir is dalies gimnazi-
jos mokslas .A.Valstybese, kaip
ir, Lietuvoje prizes okupacija, yra
privalomas vaikams nuo 6-7 Xxi
1T metu. Tame laikotarpyje
tevai privalo vaikus siusti; arba
j valstybines 'public school, ar
ba privatines, daugiausia pa
rapijines, ivairiu religiniu ben
druomeniu islaikomas mokyklas.
Kadangi valdinese mokyklose re-
ligija nedestoma, tai religijos
mokytis vaikai tevu nuoziura,
siunciami parapijines Sunday
schools, atsizvelgiant kuriai re-
ligijai tevai priklauso. JAW yra
118 lietuvisku Romos kataliku
bazny4ios parapiju, kuriu dalis
turi pradines mokyklas, bet lie
tuviu kalba ne visose destoma.
Pradinis mokslas yra astuo-
neriu metu ir gimnazijos moks-
las (high schooD ketveriu. Ben
drai skaiciuojama, kad ameriki-
ne "high school, atitinka lietu-
viskos gimnazijos sesias klases,
bet is tikruju toxic uzskaitymo
JAW mokyklos neduoda. Pasta
raisiais metals JAW labiau pra-
deda isigyventi toks paskirsty-
mas: seseri metal pradines mo-
kyklos, treji metal progimnazi-
jos (junior high schooD ir tre-
il metal gimnazijos (high
schooD. Baigusis gauna diploma
ir gall butt priimtas j kolegija,
kuria gall tiketis baigti nema-
ziau kaip per ketverius metus
baiges gauti bakalaurato laips-
nj Bachelor of Arts (Bacca.
laureus ,Artium) arba Bachelor
of Science (Baecalaureus Scien
tiae). Kolegijoje pirmametis stu
dentas vadinamas Freshman, an
trametis - sophomore, trecia
metis - junior ir kevirtametis
- seriiOr. Bachelor of Arts laip
snis duodamas neprofesines stu
dijas baigusiems, kur buvo des
tomos kalbos, literature, socia
liniai mokslai ir matematika
Bachelor OF Science lalpsnls tel
kiamas baigusiems techninio i
prcfesinio pobudzio studijas. Tu
rintis Bachelor of Arts laipsn
laikomas igijusiu aukstojo mok
slo bendraji issilavinima, bet ne
igijusiu professions. Toks laips
mis- jam pvz. duoda teise stoti
kurio nors universiteto medici
nos mokykla ir per ketveriu
metus isigyti medicines daktar
laipsni. Be Sly dvieju pagrindi
niu laipsniu, teikiami dar ir pre-
fesiniai laipsniai, kuriuos isigy
~ =,
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OAAio pe*oShoA 1 AAiAllAAiAQ pAO-
fesiju mokyklas, tenka susidur-
tt SUI ivairiais reikalavimais: vie
nos pasitenkina ''high school,
diplomu, o kitos reikalauja ba-
kalauro laipsnio, pavyzdziui, me-
dicinos mokyklos.
Cia tenka isaiskinti ir ameri-
kinio universiteto savoka. Uni
versitetu cia vadinama istaiga,
kuri turi kelias profesines mo-
kyklas ir, be bakalaurato, dar
teikia magistro bel doktorato
laipsnius, tuo 'tarpu kolegija tel
kia tik bakalauro, 0 isimtinais
atvejais ir magistro laipsnius.
Kadangi kiekvienas universi-
tetas ir kolegija turf skirtingus
reikalavimus atskiroms protest
JOINS bel mokslo sakoms, tai pa
grindu imsime Kolumbijos Uni
versiteta New Yorke columbia
University, nuo kurio bus ga
lima orientuotis, koki pasiren-
gina studentas turf tureti, ruos-
damasis kuriai nors profesijai
ar siaip siekdamas akademinio
laipsnio.
stai Columbia University pa
daliniai: Barnard College mer-
gaitems ir Columbia College wy
rams. Tos kolegijos duoda ben
dro lavinimo kursa ir atitinkama
iiparuosima norintiems stoti pro-
fesines mokyklas. Studentas al
studente, sekmingai baigusi ket-
veriu metu kursa, gauna Bache'
! lor of Arts laipsni. Pirmieji dive.
| il metal skiriami studento al
studentes bendram lavinimui pa.
gilinti, o pastaraisiais dvejais
metals studentai renkasi kur.
sus, artimus pasiruosimui pro
fesines studijas. Kadangi dau
gelis profesinju mokyklu is kan
didatQ tereikalauja metu, dvejl
ar treju kolegijinio pasiruosi
mo, tai daugelyje atveju stu
dentas gall pereiti j profesin'
mokykla ir kolegijos nebaiges
atsizvelgiant j tai, kuriai pro
fesijai jis ruoSiasi.
i Kadangi laikoma, kad Europe
gimnazijos kursasa yra kiefl
aukstesnis uz amerikine "higl
school,, tai lietuviska gimnazi
ia baiges studentas ar student
: stodamas j viena is tq kolegij
gall tiketis gauti uzskaitas uni
versiteto nuoziura.
A. Profesines mokyklos, ku
rias priimami gimnazijas (hig
school) baigusieji:
1. Department Of Nursin,
: (gailestinguju sesru mokykla,
, kuri baigiama per trejus metu
. ir baigusioji gauna gailestingt
] sios sesers diploma diploma
! nursing).
: 2. College Of Pharmacy (vais
J tininku kolegija, baigiama pe
ketverius metus If sekming;
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MokdaS n mOkylos Jungt. Vabtyb6se

tt baigusiam high school, pa
prastai ina daugiau negu ket-
verius metus. stai zinomesnieji
profesiniai laipsniai: Bachelor
of Agriculture (B. Az, B. of
Accounting (B. Acc.l, B. of Ar
chitecture (B.Ar.), B. of Busi-
ness Administration (B. B. Az,
B. Of Chemistry (B. c., B. of
Chemical Engineering (B. G. E.)
B. of Civil Engineering (B. c..
E.), B. of Surgery (B. Chir.), ;,
B.. of Civil Law (B. c. L.), B.
of Commerce (B. Conn.,, B of
Education (B. E.), B. of Elec-
trical Engineering (B. E. E.), B.
of Engineering (B. Eng.), B. of
Finance (B. F.), B. Of Laws (B.
L. arba B.. L. L., B. of Mining
Engineering (B. M. E.), B of
Music (B. Mus.), B. of Oriental
Languages (B. O. L.. B. of
Physical Education (B. P. E.),
B. of Textile Engineering (B.
T. E.).
Sekantis aukstesnis akademi-
mis- laipsnis = Master of Arts
(Magister Artium - M. Az, ar
ba Master of Science (Magister
Scientiae - M. S. = igyjamas
pastudijavus nemaziau kaip vie
nerius metus, jau turint baka-
lauro laipsni. Atitinkami magis-
tro laipsniai teikiami pagal pro-
fesijas, panasiai kaip ir bakalau-
70. Doktorato doctor of Phi
losophy) isigijimas paprastai
eikalauja dar dvejQ darbo metu,
jau magistro laipsni turint. Stu
dijos Xxi bakalauro laipsnio va
dinamos undergraduate studies
arba undergraduate work, tuo
tarpu kai studios po bakalau-
reato vadinamos graduate stu
dies, arba graduate work.
Jungt. Americas Valstybese
yra populiarios taip vadinamos
profesines mokyklos, kurias bal
ges, kaip jau mineta, gauna att
tinkama akademini ir kartu pro
fesini laipsni. Vadinasi, studen-
tas, paroles gabumu ar pane
ges kuria specialybe, besimoky-
damas pradineje mokykloje arba
gimnazijoje (high schooD, to-
liau gall siekti bakalauro al
aukstesnio faipsnio vienoje is sil
profesijQ: architekturoje, bizny
je, dramos mene, dainty gydyme
! inzinerijoje (elektra, masineri
;. ia ir tt.), zurnalizme, teiseje
biblioteku tarnyboje, medicine
! je, ligoniu slaugyme,, optometri
; joje, sociologijoje ir mokytoja
vino profesijoje. Gi studentas
: kuris nesiekia specifines profe
j sijos, pasirenka bendro lavinim'
: mokyklas - liberal arts schools
5 arba neprofesinius pritaikompj1
!, mokslu dalykus, kur jis taipg
: gall studijuoti Xxi doktorato, ne
! igydamas profesijos, isskyru
: akademini laipsni.
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Idaugiau. Atkreipta demesys,
kad privacios iniciatyvos pasi-
reiskimu yra nemaza (ryskiausi
pavyzdziai - Clevelando, Bos-
tono, Detroito kolonijos), ta-
ciau trlksta ta iniciatyva apjun-
giancio centro. Atsiliepe ir Vo-
kietijoje iseinas LIETUVIS I'll
nr.), iskeldamas mint, kad sro-
vines organizacijos MEMORIES atsi-
sakyti savo poziciju, ypac mega
ledamos tame naujajame organe
'griezt pirmuoju smuiku'. Wis
delto laikrastis siulo kulturos
organizaciju vadams bent pro-
tarpiais privaciai pasitarti, ka
galima butu "konkretaus ir re-
alaus kartu nuveikti". Esa, ir
i kultlros dirvonus kibti reikia
sutartinai, kaip futbolo koman-
dole.
Kaip matyti, kulturos darbo
apjungimo klausimas rupi daug
kam ir, reikia manyti, rupi nuo-
sirdziai. Malonu, kad juo taip
susirupines senas JAW lietuviu
veikejas p. Chase Cekanaus-
kas. Tai tik rodo, kad kulturos
srity senuju ir naujuju ateiviu
nuomones gall sutapti. Bet ar
tai galima, ar tai ivyks? Ar bus
Kultlros Fondas kulturos rel
kalams centralizuoti? Tai yra
klausimas, kuri iskelti jau seniai
laikas.
Kulturos Fondas - grail sa-
voka, kuria latviai paverte re-
ALA tikrove dar laisves laikais.
O mes, atvirai kalbant, nesuge-
bejome issikrapstyti is spaudo-
je idetu sumanymu ir graziq 70
dziu. Musu rasytojai jau trem-
ty, 1947 m. suvaziavime Augs-
burge, Kulturos Fonda isteige,
bet, deja, emigracijos momen-
tas ta darba sutrukde. siuo me-
tn veiklus KF skyriai veikia
Australijoje ir JAW - Clevelan-
de. o kur centras? Kas nebuvo
atlikta Lietuvoje ir Vokietijoje,
gal pavyks JAW?
Rasytojai, tremty sudare Kul-
turos Fonda, kuri pareme, ga
letume sakyti, ir visos ideologi-
mes sroves, turetu Fondo vezi-
ma istempti is klampynes.
Kad Kulturos Fondo veikla
reikia testi ir kurti, del to, ro-
dos, nera abejoniu. JAW sally
gose toks fondas net labai sku-
biai reikalingas, turint galvoje
visa ellie skurstanciu ar netu-
rinciu kurybiniam darbui sally
gu musu rasytoju, dailininku,
mokslininku ir KIT. Juk aisku,
kad paskiru grupiu parama kul-
turininkams negales butt tick
efektinga, kick stipraus organo
zygiai.
DIRVA buvo teisingai paste
lbejusi, kad nesvarbu organo pa
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PIRMOJI MEILE
Nadas Rastenis

lclt4 NdhdA4 Ul1ACAU
AS isbegau is darzelio,
Kur linksmutes rltos zelia.
Pazadejau as berneliui,
Mylimajam dobileliui,
j sutikti prie upelio.
MenuO danguje Ibej0,
zvaigzdes kekemis spindejo,
zeme miegas glamonejo.
zolynai perlus ragavo,
Jovarai sapnus sapnavo -
Ne lapelis nejudejo.
Laukuose rugiai, kaip siena,
Gere skaidria menesiena -
Grlda ugde ir brandino;
Tarp rugiq, tartum akeles,
Melsvaziedes rugiageles,
ziemkencius kukliai dabino.
Ilk prude kurkliai nerimO
Ir ziogeliai uz klojimo
Grieze misria sutartine;
1r uz upes, uz berzyno,
Maloni dainele tvino,
Skrido per nakties melyne >.
Greit baigiau neilga kelia -
AS jau prie sriaunaus upelio :.
stat. ir manO numyletas 80.
Susinere miisu rankos -
Supesi laukai ir lankOs -
Juokes NUNS dangus zvaigzde
tas
Tyliai tekantis upelis
ir grazus grazus pasaulis
Sielas meiles burtais siejo;
Menuo syiro, zvaigzdes krito =
zodziai sruv0, juOkas plito -
Mudviem meiles pavydejo.
Nesakysiu, kaip sirduze
1r galva dziaugsmeliais lze,
Kai "myliu'' jis man pasake;
Neminesiu dziaugsmo savo,
Kai jis name nubuciayO -
Kaip sirdis bangavo, plake 80.
Pasakysiu, kad tik ryta -
Kai rasa nHo medziu krito -
AS grizau guilt syirneli -.
Ir kad mylima motuse
Kietu panciu name muse
Per-. rasOta sij0neli -.
NOrs gera mama ta karta
Panciu man labai ikirto
Per abu sijonO sonu...
Bet birzelio nakti silta -
Bernuzeli, upe, tilta
Prisiminti Wis malOnu 90.
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LIE1UVIO atstOvas AmerikO-
je - st. Nasvytis, 1919 w.
157th ST., Cleveland, Ohio. Pre-
numerata menesiui SOC.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Adventists Organize Defense for Next War

Seventh-day Adventists today
began organizing civilian defense
and disaster relief in preparation
for World War III.
The denomination yesterday
voted to organize all its churches
schools and medical institutions
in this country in to q Nation wide
defense program Immediately.
Carlyle B. Haynes, secretary o1
the church's War Service Commis-
sion, presented the recommends.
ton to the General Conference
Committee yesterday at the de-
nominations headquarters, 834C
Eastern avenue N. w.
Surprise Attack Seen.
mo declaration of war will pre-
cede the next world conflict" Mr.
Haynes warned. 1T will begin
with a devastating atom bomb
attack on target of military i'm
portance, not necessarily a mill
tary installation. and quite pos
sibly a great city"
The defense program will en-
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Texas Lends Its Champion Chef
For June Press Club Barbecue

"Texas Jack" Snider will be a
page one must" for Washington
reporters Saturday. June II.
Texas Jack" isn't being inves-
tigated for anything at all. Nor
has he discovered new and
quicker way of wiping out hu-
manity.
Texas Jack" simply has barbe-
cued more beef better than any,
one in Texas and the outside
world, too. And June II he is
barbecuing an entire carload for
the National Press Club Round
up and Barbecue" at old Fort
Hunt, Va.
Back in 1882 and again in 1888,
the club sampled Mr.. Snider's
cooking and found it called for
an encore. In 40 years the expert
has barbecued an estimated 5000
head and sliced off liberal help
ings for some 2 million trencher-
men.
About 1000 club members and
guests are expected to don West
ern regalia and participate in a
day-long party which will include
the Navy's Band weekly Navy
Hour" concert broadcast from the
grounds, an old-time political de-
bate between Senator Connally
Democrat, of Texas and Repre-
sentative Brown, Republican, OF
Ohio and the annual baseball
game between Washington CORE
SpondentS and a team of Senate
and House members.
Vice President Barkley has
agreed to moderate the Connally-
Brown debate.
In addition to several surprise
Evening star., 1950-05-05

Miss Rose made two preliminary
sketches of wedding dresses for
the real-life ceremony. Elizabeth
chose the simpler. The dress, Of
white, pure-silk satin, required
rs yards of material. It's very
bouffant," Miss Rose says, mean
ing it stands out around the hips.
The bodice is tightly fitted
around Elizabeth's 81 12-inch waist.
The hem is bordered with seed
pearls and satin-lined bugle beads.
Her crownlike halo will be
trimmed with seed pearls. The
bridal veil, several yards long, is
of silk illusion net. The gown will
be worn over full organdie petit
coat made of small ruffles. Her
bouquet will be of white orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Her something old" will be a
lace handkerchief that her father
gave to her mother on their we'd
ding day. Something new, Eliza
beth reasons, will be her entire
bridal outfit. Borrowed is an un-
disclosed something from her
maid of honor and long time
neighbor and friend, Ann West
more, daughter of the Wally
Westmore makeup man. Her
something blue" is a garter given
her by another girl-Elizabeth
doesn't remember who-about five
years ago.
A reception is scheduled at the
Bel-Air Country Club. The bridal
couple, after a secret honeymoon
trip of about a week, plan to pick
up a new car in Detroit about
May Is. They'll drive through
New England, stay few days in
New York, and sail for Europe
Nav "a on the liner Queen Mary
Evening star., 1950-05-05
BY ne Associatsd Press

HOLLYWOOD, May 5.-Eliza-
beth Taylor. generally considered
the most beautiful girl in the
movies, will be married to Conrad
Nicholson (Nick) Hilton, jr., an
heir to one of the worlds biggest
hotel fortunes, at pm. (PDT) to-
morrow.
It's Hollywood's wedding of the
year.
Her wedding gown. which prob
ably will set the style for June
brides the country over, is
described by its designer as simple,
with a high neckline, narrow
waist and billows below. The
guest list numbers 900, but at least
10 times that many may tie up
traffic outside.
The brunette beauty is 18.
It's the first marriage both for
Elizabeth and for her 23-year-old
bridegroom. His fathers 13
hotels, including the Waldorf
Astoria in New York and the
worlds largest, the 3,000-room
Stevens in Chicago, have been
estimated to be worth $125 million
The ceremony is scheduled fol-
the Catholic Church of the Good
Shepherd. Its pastor, the Right
Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Concan-
non, will officiate. Elizabeth, al
though suffering from a cold yes
terday. went through rehearsal
for the ceremony.
Fifteen wardrobe = department
seamstresseS at her studio, M-G-
M, have worked intermittently for
two months on her trousseau. II
was fashioned by Helen Rose, q
studio designer. who has costumed
Eliza beth for four pictures, includ-
ing two movie weddings.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Vatican Diplomatic Ties
Broken Off by czechs
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

ROME. May Czechoslo-
vakia appeared today to have sew
cred her remaining diplomatic
ties with the Vatican. The plaque
on the door of the Czech Legation
was quietly removed yesterday.
The Catholic Action newspaper
reported the Czech legations
Charge d'AffaireS, lila Rath, is on
his way back to Prague.
A Legation spokesman denied
Rath was going to Prague. He
said the Charge d'Affaires is on
vacation and is supposed to come
back" but work has been sus-
pended temporarily because Of in
ternational political affairs"
Vatican diplomatic relations
with Czechoslovakia have been
virtually nonresident since Msgr
Ottavio de Liva, the Vatican rep
resentativee in Czechoslovakia
was expelled from Prague last
March.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

phaSize stockpiling Of medical and
other important supplies and
training Of church members in
various types of aid valuable dur
ing war and peacetime disasters.
The Adventists viii start the
program with a series of atom
bomb raid" drills in the near
future.
To Reactivate Medical Corps.
Members voted to cooperate
with all Government agencies In
the defense fields and also to re-
activate the denominations medi-
cal cadet corps. a unit of young
people in the church trained to
give medical aid in time of war.
The medical corps was organ
lied shortly before World War II
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Frog in His Throat

NATHANYA, Israel (P.-Simha
Lev has learned to keep his mouth
shut while installing sanitary t1t-
tingS in a new house.
Mr.. Lev was working with his
mouth open. A little frog leaped
into it and lodged in his windpipe,
Mr.. Lev almost strangled before
doctors cleared his throat.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

events. there will be such COM
petitions as a marching drill by
uniformed units representing the
Navy of the great State of
Texas, Nebraska Admirals, Ken
lucky Colonels and the Foreign
Legion (preSS attaches from
Washington embasSies).
Evening star., 1950-05-05

to prepare Adventist youth for
service in the armed forces med
ical corps. The church is opposed
to killing. "eyen in time of war, "
but is not opposed to military
service. Mr.. Haynes pointed out.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-05
Carl Troesch Wins
Slogan Contest
For Ag Veterans

During the past six weeks, ag-
ricultural veterans of Union
County have submitted slogans
pertaining to safety Winners of
this contest are:
First-Carl Troesch, Marysviile
Rt. S, his slogan being Safety
Saves Time-Maybe A Lifetime.
He will be awarded the automat-
ic electric toaster.
Second, James Weiser, Rich
wood, whats the Use of Hurry
ing If You Don't Live To Com
plete the job. He will receive
an electric iron.
Third, Russell Roberts, Rich
wood, Rt. 3, Take Time and
Save A Life. He will be present
ed a turnover electric toaster.
Fourth, Robert Fox, Redwood,
stop, Look, Think, and Enjoy
Life Longer. He will be present
ed wall-type can opener.
Fifth, Martin Burns, veteran in
structor, Plain City, Rt. l, Work
Safe, Play Safe, and Be Safe.
His prize is also a can opener.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-05
Five County FLA Members Awarded
State Farmers Degree in Columbus

farming program and the inn
provements he has made on his
home farm. He has been influen-
tial in bringing about purebred
livestock, use of hybrid corn and
many other improvements on
their farm. Next year Bob will be
farming in partnership with his
father. At the present time he
owns part of each class of live
stock on the home farm and in
his projects he keeps records on
all of them. In this way he man
ages most of the livestock on his
farm.
Philip Erich
Philip Erich, a senior in Ma
rysville High School, is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Erich of the
Peoria rd. He was a member of
the Marysville FLA. chapter for
four years.
During his high school career,
young Erich served as president,
vice president and secretary of
the F.F.A. chapter at different
times, was president of the Hi-Y
club and the sophomore class. He
also played football for three
years. He is a member of Trim
ity Lutheran Church.
Phils farming program was
combined with his older brother,
Eugene, for three years of high
school. During that tim e he
shared in 100 acres of wheat, II
sows and litters, l60 acres of soy
beans, 200 cockerels and one Hol-
stein bull calf.
After all expenses were fig
ured in, he earned S3299ll for his
share of all these enterprises.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-05
Meat Teorns Ronk
Well in State Try

Although all results of judg-
ing contests held in connection
with last weeks state Future
Farmers of America convention,
have not be en- announced,
results of the meat judging con-
test have been learned by S. j..
Mcclure, vocational agriculture
teacher for Marysville and Mil
ford Center.
The Marysvil1e meats judging
team, which last year won the
state championship, this year
placed fifth out of, approximately
go in state competition. The Mil
ford Center team was eighth.
Neil Johnson, of the Milford
Center chapter, placed sixth
among individuals in meat judg-
ing, while Bob Carson, Marys-
Vile, was 10th:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-05
lowed Cor Whips.
Flips Other One Over

Two cars were damaged in an
unusual mishap at the turn from
Route 81 into Elwood ave-, late
Thursday.
Herber Jones Jr., "a, Colum-
bus, was driving one automobile
and towing another, and appar-
emily went into the turn too fast
for both cars to get around it.
"The car l was towing jack
knitted and flopped me over, :"
Jones told deputy sheriff Frank
lin K. Simpson.
He was driving a. 1850 Ford
Tudor and towing 1885 Ponti-
ac 4-door. Momentum of the We
hicles threw the Pontiac on top of
the Ford, damaging both.