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LINDEN, n. J..
LIETUVIU DIENA

New Jersey valstybes lietuvia
liepos 2 d. Linden Lietuviu Lais
YES Parke ruosia lietuviu diena
Rengejai gavo patikinimu
kad tose iSkilmese dalyvaus il
Americas valdzios atstovai.
Lietuviu dienos programa at
liks: Newarko lietuviai vetera-
mai, NJ. jungtinis lietuviu. cho-
ras, "Rutos" tautiniu sokiu CRU
pc ir KIT.
Lietuviu dienos pelnas skiria-
mas Americas Lietuviu Tary-
bal ir Balfui. Visus NJ. valsty-
bes ir kaimyniniu valstybiu lie
tuvius rengejai kviecia atsilan-
kyti ta diena Lindena. Iejimas
tik SO centu.
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Sovietul nnisUos

vyskupas, jis man atsake: 20
gal but ir kunigas." Vadinasi,
tam katalikiskoj Lietuvoj gimu-
siam ir augusiam musu tautie.
ciui maisosi vyskupo ir kunigo
savokos!
Aisku, toxic issimokslinimo ir
lietuviskumo jaunuolis negalejo
NUNS, tremtiniams, tYreti bet
kokio autoriteto ir skirtam tiks-
lui jis, aisku, netiko.
Savo nuomone apie kap. Ra-
gauska neiskentes pareiskiau mi
netam papulkininkiui Vysocinui.
Bet mano pareiskimas papulki-
ninkiui atsikirto kaip kirvis
|akmeni. Uzuot is mandagumo
stengesis kaip nors koreguoti
lmano pastaba, jis man atsove
PAR JUS manot, kad tas jaunuo-
lis prie Smetonos galejo LAWN
tbs? Be to, jis ketveris metus
praleido fronte. Pagaliau, kokio
atstovo JUS norite? Ar jis nepa-
pasakojo Jums apie gyvenima
Jusu kraste ;. ir IT," Gavau
lispudi, kad ir SUI siuo kariu apie
jo kolega "sine ira ct studio
nepakalbesi.
o papulkininkis Vysocinas,
priesingai kap. Ragauskui, labai
mego kalbeti principiniais poll
tiniais ir visuomeniniais klausi-
mais. 10 visa galvosena, zinoma,
sukosi marksizmo leninizmo re-
muose ir cia jis pasirode gerai
isprusintas, placiai apsiskaites
politgramatoj. Jis sakesi iseies
aukstuosius istorijos mokslus ir
net ruoses dizertacija daktaro
laipsniui. Karas sutrukdes ia
baigti. 10 prisipazinimas gale
jo butt teisingas ir as j laikiau
- tiesa, vienasaliskai, - issi-
lavinusiu akademiku.
Bet Sio akademiko buta tikro
fanatisko propagandininko ir,
odos, enkavedisto. Jam marksiz-
mas leninizmas yra nepajudi-
mama dogma ir cia jis neprisilei-
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dzia jokiu abejojimu ar sampro-
tavimu pro ir contra. Kalboj
jis tiesiog eina prie tikslo ir
dogmatiskais teigimais stengia-
81 idiegti klausytojui marksisti-
mes isvadas. zinoma, jis issijuo-
ses eyre sovietini gyvenima ir,
taikydamasis, matyt, prie names
akademiko, mokslo pazanga joje.
Jis ikyriai vargino name klausi-
mu, kodel as negriztu j Vilniu
testi ten akademinio darbo. At
sakydamas j ta ikyru klausima,
as jam daug .pripasakojau ir
mano isvados sueidavo j viena
teigima: esu issimokslines lais-
val galvoti ir akademiniame, at
seit moksliniame, darbe nemoku
apsiriboti kokia viena, siuo atve-
ju marksistine, doktrina. Paga-
liau ir pats Vysocinas pritare
man., sutikdamas, kad as dabar-
tinese salygose netikciau butt
istorijos destytoju Vilniaus Uni
versitete.
Nors papulkininkis ir dejosi
tiesos myletoju, taciau savo pro-
pagandos deliai gerai mokejo ja
nuslepti. Stai man karta jis nei
is sio. nei is to uzsimine didiji
musu tautieciu tremima 1941 m.
birzelio men, mazdaug siaip
kalbedamas: Jus, lietuviai, pri-
simenat ta saviskiu isvezima.
Bet turekite galvoj, kad tai bu-
vo padaryta karo isvakarese,
kada sovietiniai organai norejo
apsisaugoti nuo priesingo ele-
Pc kelly dienu karui pra-
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Tikra sensacija stovykliniame
DIP gyvenime bddavo sovietiniu
repatriacijos misiju apsilanky-
mai. zinia apie misijos atvykima
paprastai aplekdavo stovykla
zaibo greitumu ir kazkaip savo-
tiskai nuteikdavo jos gyvento-
JUS.
Stovyklos administracijai mi
sijos priemimas ir sudarydavo
|nemaza rupescio. Juk sovietines
misijos nariai vykdavo stovyk-
la karines valdzios atstovu ly-
dimi ir buvo laikomi lyg jqju
kolektyvo daimi. Tad stovyklos
gyventojams buvo katie kalama
laikytis korektiskai misijos at
zvilgiu ir nerodyti jai nedrau-
giskumo. Bet koks misijos at
Stow lzeidimas gall butt lalko-
mas kariniu organQ izeidimu il
atitinkamai baudziamas. Tode
administracijai buvo isakoma iti.
KNIT ir prigrasyti gyventojus
neissisokti prizes misijos narius
Austrijoj amerikieciu zonoj
kur siu eiluciu autoriui tekc
beveik dvejus metus butt vienos
DIP stovyklos - Ried - vede-
ju, karines valdzios organai itin
susirupino sovietiniu misiju ZAP
,sauga' nuo 1948 metQ pavasario
Mat, siuo metu vienoj Salzburgo
miesto DIP stovykloj gyvento-
jai, ukrainieciai, smarkiai issi-
soko prizes sovietine repatriaci-
jos misija, padegdami jos viena
automobile su literature ir izeis-
dami kai kuriuos jos narius net
veiksmu. Tada karine valdzia
per IRO atsiunte musu stovyklai
specially rasta, atgrasanti gyen-
tojus nuo nedraugisku zygiu So
vietu atzilgiu.
Kaip tik nuo Sio meto ir sovie-
tine misija eme dazniau lanky-
tis musu stovykloj. Mat, il ISL
kure pastoviai Salzburge ir is
cia lengvai galejo pasiekti vaka-
rines Austrijos : stovyklas, ju
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DAYTON, OHIO
BIRzELIO IVYKIQ MINEJIMAS

! Daytono lietuviu kolonija liud
nasias Lietuvos genocido sukak
tuves minejo birzelio II d. Pa.
maldose kun. V. Katarskis vaiz.
dziai apibudino Stu sukaktuviu
IreikSme.
Vakare parapijos svetaineje
susirinko beveik pilna sale kolo-
MICS lietuviu.
Trumpa paskaita apie Lietu-
vos gyventoju pergyvenimus Dol
sevikmecio laikotarpiais skate
DIR. r. Gineitis, apzvelges ben
dra lietuviu nuotaika isvezimu
metu. Pc paskaitos kun. V. Ka-
tarskis papilde DIR. Gineicio kalba
pridurdamas, jog prelegento te-
vas anu deportaciju metu buvo
isveztas ir, velesnemis ziniomis,
Sibire mires -.
Vakaro vadovas kun. Katars-
kis paprase dalyvius atsistojimu
pagerbti zuvusius ir isveztus
brolius ir seseris. R. Babickui
pianinu skambinant F. Chopino
gedulinga marsa, kun. Katarskis
paskaite Daytono lietuviu izada
remit kova su raudonaisiais Lie
tuvos okupantais.
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! Menineje dalyje Pr. Ambro
zaicio diriguoiafnas misrusis pa
rapijos choras pagiedojo Jase
nausko rs gilybiu" ir Malds
(Nuliudo kapais apsiklojus te
vyne). l. Pakstaite padeklamave
partizano Kariuno eilerasti "Par
tizano kapas". Moteru duetas
q. Pakstaite ir E. Babianskai.
te) atliko liaudies daina "Vai
varge, varge", o trio (prisidejus
dar G. Babianskaitei) - st. Sim
Klaus "Oi mociut, motinele"
Akomponavo j. Rastikis.
Vyt. Rusteikis padainavo solo
Alf. Mikulskio "Uz jureliQ' ir
l. Pakstaite padeklamavo ellie
rasti "Paskutiniai partizano To-
dziai" (P. Stockutes), palydint
pianino (R. Babickas) ir liau-
dies ragelio (B. Pakstas) gar
sans.
Vyru sekstetas (B Paksto or
kestro muzikantai) padainavo
j. Starkos "Teviskes medziai",
J. svedo "Lygioj lankelej" il
". Vaiciuno "zuvusiems karzy-
giams'
Pabaigai misrusis choras at.
liko G. Sashausko "Apsaugok
|Auksciausias" ir 'Lietuviais esa.
me mes gime".
Pominejimo G.. zilinskas ro-
de filma apie anglu bel ameri-
kieciu lakunu bombardavimus
Vokietijoje.
Taciau minejimas ne visai pa
sieke savo tiksla nepakvietus
daugiau amerikieciQ atstovu
Reiketu, kad tokiose sukaktuve.
Sc dalyvautu ir dabartinis Anne
rikos lietuviq jaunimas. Deja
81 karta jaunimo teatsilanke tik
"atstovai'', O tue tarpu didziuma
tunoja kur saliunuose. Nera kal-
bu, kad sunku sukviesti neorga-
nizuota jaunima, taciau kur tau
tiniu senciQ metu dingsta orga-
nizuotasis jaunimas? ?...
,Antra vertus, praleista pui-
kiausia proga materialiai pa
remit Lietuos vadavimo darbus.
Pc minejimo G.. zilinskas ro-
slant: kodel auku nerinko, kodel
uz iejima neimta? A. Mas
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sidejus, paaiskejo, kad ia prize
none buvo reikalinga. (Cia jo
tureta galvoj musu partizanu
veikla). Bet papulkininkis ne
prasitare, kad toxic masiniai
zmoniu tremimai sovietuose yra
iprasta policine priemone, varto-
jana ir ramiausiu taikos metu.
Juk zinoma, kad sovietai, oku-
pave 1889 m. rytine Lenkija,
ivykde ten du gyventoju tremi-
mus. Oar anksciau, apie 80 me-
tus, vykdant kolektyvizacija Uk-
rainoj buvo istustinti istisi kai-
mai, isvezant zmones, kaip sako-
ma, ''uz Uralo". Visa tai gerai
buvo zinoma papulkininkiui.
Kaip papulkininkio be svy-
ravimo savo propaganda eina-
ma prie tikslo; parodo Sis ma
zas vaizdelis. Karta aplanke il
pasikalbeti vienas stovyklos gy-
ventojas, buves carines armijos
karininkas, revoliucijos metu ka-
riaves prizes sovietus. Pagyvenes
emigrantas skundesi jam tevy-
mes ilgesiu, prisipazindamas da-
lyvaves kaip senas karys aname
revoliuciniame samysy kovose
prizes bolsevikus. Papulkininkis,
uzuot bandes suprasti to caro-
armijos karininko psichika ir
baisiai surizgusia anu 1917 20
metu padeti Rusijoj, kur emo
gui sunku buvo susiorientuoti,
tuojau atkirto jam: ''Blogai pa
sielgei, kad tuojau nenuejai su
sovietais. stai pavyzdys dabar-
(Perkelta j eta pusl.
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Padekite surasti

IeSkau ARMONO Mike ir jo
vaiku = Mares, Ellos ir Mike.
Armonas Mikas yra kiles is
Jotpetriu kaimo, Taurages apsk.
! JAW atvyko jis prizes 80 metus.
zinantieji praneskite: Ana
Margiene, Route l, Box 18, Ali
.ce, Texas.
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Po Brooklyna visa diena We
ziojamas, spejau nemazai pama-
tyti ir susidaryti vaizda. Tegul
atleis man brooklynieciai, jei|
atviriau pasakysiu, kad man ju|
miestas nepatiko. Nepatiko del
sachariskos gatviu plikumos, ga
lybes siuksliu, del nuobodzios ir
perdaug pigios statybos.
Grizes j Newarka pasijutau
tarsi gamtos gleby. Ir tikrai, Ne
,warkas grazus, pacios gamtos
iskaisytas.
Vietiniai gyventojai teigia,
kad Newarke gyvena apie 600
tukstanciu zmoniu. Tai didziau-
sias New Jersey valstybes mics
tas. Bet lietuvu nedaug. Ir prize
miescius priskaicius tesudaro tik
5000 skaitline. Naujakuriu taip
pat keli simtai, bet isikurimo
galimybes menkos ir viena kita
Selma jau iskeliavo toliau, ge-
resniu isikurimo salygu ieskoti.
Sekmadienio sulauke, Trecio-
ku pasiulymu, isvaziavom pama-
tyti nepaprastai graziai ir isti-
kingai irengtus namus, dekora-
tyviniais medziais ispuostas jau-
kias sodybas. Tai man primine
ne eilini Europos miesteli, bet
daugaiu kurortinio pobudzio gy-
venima, kur zmones susirenka
"pagyventi ir sveikata pataisy-
tt -"
Vazinedamas DO Newarko prize
miescius isitikinau, ka nema-
zai. cia gyvena pasiturinciu EMO
niu. Aplankem ir dvi lietuviu
Seimas: inz. Petrulio ir versli-
ninko Guido. Abb sodybos pra-
bangiai ir jaukiai irengtos. Ma
lonus seimininkai mus mielai
prieme ir pavaisino. Inz. Petru-
lis yra buvusio Lietuvos finansu
ministerio Petrulio pusbrolis.
Mokslus cia isejes ir dabar savo
dukrele ir sunu taip pat j moks-
lus leidzia. Dukte dainininke, pa
sirodys SLA seimo ruosiamam
koncerte.
Gudas sumanus verslininkas.
10 autobusas, Kauno vardu pa
vadlntas, ne viena naujakuri
pradziugina. O sddyboj, kaip
Lietuvos ukininko darze - pa
sodinta if daug geliu ir nemazai
darzoviu. Malonu, kad lietuviu
seimose - pas Treciokus ir pas
Gudus maciau garbingiausioje
vietoje pakabinta Lietuvos vals-
tybes zenkla - vyti.
Dvi dienas praleides TreciokuI
seimoj turejau galimybes nema-
zai pasikalbeti apie visokius rel
kalus, paliesti if Trecioku nauja-
kuryste Amerikoje.
Treciokiene JAW krantus pa
sieke budama maza mergaite, gi
Treciokas jau paauges ir nema-
zai pasaulio mates. kai pirmasis
pasaulinis karas j uztiko Dani-
joj, iis pescias per Belgija ir
Prancuzija atsidure prie Allan
to ir is cia pasieke Anglia. Ang-
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P A D Elk A

Gerbiamam dedei kaZiui Pla.
ceniui, gyv. Toledo, Ohio, remu.
siam mus Vokietijoje, Argent.
noje ir sudariusiam salygas at
vykti Canadon, nuoSirdziausiai
dekojame.
Pranas, AldOna ir Laimute
Kvedarai
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DIRVOS ATSYOVAI
kuriuos galima kreips visais DIRvOS prenumeratos
ir skebimu reikalais:

Amsterdam, N. Y.
M. zidonis, 26O Locust Ave.
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas Kalvaitis, 545 East Broadway.
Chicago, Ill.
Jonas Papenas, 4418 So. Hermitage Ave.
Dayton, Ohio
J. a. Urbonas, 1902 Lamar St.
Newark, New Jersey
A. S. Treciokas 314 Walnut st.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, 57-56 63rd ST., Maspeth, N. Y
Waterbury, Conn.
Vladas Varneckas 2157 N Main St.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronius Vengrys, 227 Brant St.
Montreal, Canada
Stepas Kesgaila, 6882 Beauleu ST.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parsellnas, 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
Jonas Palsis, 10, Warrels Terrace, Bramley-Leeds.
Australijoje
Povilas Lukosunas, 17S Wakefield St.. Adelaide sA
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PRAsO ATSILIEPTI

Dipl. inz. KS. KAUNAS, pra.
sau rasyti: Antanui Maseviciui
GO Mrs. c. Trombley, Chazy
NY, Feb. 1850.
USINAS, gyvenes Vokietijoj
Traunsteine, prasau rasyti: An.
tanui Maseviciui, Go Mrs. c.
Trombley, Chazy, NY, Feb
115o.
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DIRVA - vienintelis lietu.
viu laikraStis Ohio valstybeje
kama metams tik $500.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
Salvation Armv
Gives $500 In
Scholarships

New York City = GN - Three
weeks at Summer Camp which
amounted to $500 in scholarships
were given to DO deserving bows
and girls by the Salvation Armv
at its two inter-racial Camps in
New Jersey. Six other boys were
given free Camp Scholarships to
the CYO Camp in Long Island.
\, This gift is just one of the manv
to be credited to the Salvation
Army through it's Harlem Center.
the Red Shield Club at 224 w.
124th Street where the Program
includes activities for all ages; one
for Youth through grant from
the New York City Youth Board,
the Day Care Center for the Aged
IN cooperation with the Welfare
Department, the general adult Pro-
gram for those in the community.
and the Teen-Town Program un-
der the direction of a group of
trained Volunteers and some of
the Staff members.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
Ladies Day At
Brown Stadium
Sunday

This Sunday is Ladies Day at
Brown Stadium. This means that
all ladies will be admitted for
only 20 cents tax.
The Delat Giants, of Greenville
and the Jackson Cubs, plus the
play-off game between the girls
softball teams of Jackson and
Vicksburg YWCA will provide the
days entertainment.
Last Sunday the cubs beat the
strong Pensacola Giants 5-3 after
the spectators and judges had wit
messed the Stadium's First Beauty
Contest in which comfy Miss Celes-
tine Zachery, the first prize winner
was crowned Miss Jackson Cubs
OF 1850. The second prize went to
Miss Lena Mae Johnson, with Miss
Willie Maud Otis winning third
prize. A group of lovely young
ladies in bathing suits made il
hard to pick the winner, including
Alice Ray Crawford, Katherine
Williams, Ruth Wilson, Essie Lee
Barnes, Sophia Wallis, Millie Alice
Barns, Bettye Harris.
Come out Sunday and eniov
yourself.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
Richard Wright
Returns ToU.S. A.

NEW YORK, Sept. A (ANP)-
Richard Wright, distinguished au-
thor, cinema director and actor,
placed his feet on New York soil
this week after a 10-month stay
in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
There he produced the movie ver-
sion of his book, "Native Son." and
starred in the lead role of Bigger
Thomas"
Thin and drawn after months of
strenuous movie work in South
America, Wright said the movie
version of his book probably is one
of the most elaborate film produc-
tions ever made in Latin America
in a decade.
Sets used, he said, were the most
elaborate built outside of Holly
wood.
Still discussing his book, he said
that Native Son" as play is not
unique to theatre audiences in Eu-
rope. He said it had been produced
in Prague, Czechoslovakia, London
Stockholm and Tel Avis. Describ-
ing these productions, He said:
"These dramatists darken their
faces and play the character with
a deep sense of convictions, and the
audience response was tremen-
dous."
His movie'will come to New York
lin October. Co-featured with
Wright are Gloria Madison of Chi
cago, Villa Carter of Hollywood
and Jean Wallace, ex-wife of actor
Franchot Tone.
Assisting Wright on the technical
side were Jamie Pardes of Urugu-
ay, one of South Americas out
standing producers, and Pierre Che
nal of France to help in the direc-
tion of the production.
Wright is sailing Immediately for
Paris, where he intends to live
although he does not intend to be-
come French citizen. He said:
81 may complain about America.
but still | am citizen of the
United States. The one thing that
Paris has that the United States
does not seem to have is humanity"
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
GrambIing Has 80
Grid Candidates
By Collie j. Nicholson

GRAMBLING, LA.-(SpeciaD-
Eighty candidates reported to
Coach Eddie Robinson Sept. l, as
the Grambling Tigers opened prac-
tice for the 1850 football season.
Grambling opens against Texas
college on Sept. 16.
With only Is lettermen return
ing, the Tigers will lean wistfully
on the crutches of freshmen to
plug defensive holes that leaked
too profusely last fall. Robinson
said he expects his young squad TO
be somewhat overmatched during
the early campaign. But added,
"they should give things a merry
whirl while accumulating their
bumps of knowledge"
"The roster is risky thin at
tackles and positively skeletal at
the other line positions" he said.
The lone bright spot is in the
backfield where veterans Huey
Turner, smart general and con-
summate blocker, Bennie Harris,
"Bellpepper" Patterson, Warren
Skinner and Frank Ensley return
for another season.
Harris and Patterson, who. pass
cannily and run well, will spear
head the offense. Skinner and Ems
ley round out a sweetly- balanced
backfield combination of speed and
power.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
.PINEY WOODS
BEATS LEAGUE
ALL-STARS.

Piney Woods, Miss, Sept. g.
The Piney Woods Collegians, after
winning the Crimson Clover Lea
que Title, went on to beat the
League all stars here Labor Day
by score of 11-6, with Williams
the leading pitcher for Pineywoods
going the route for the victory.
Williams got off to ;haky start
with the All-stars pushing across
five runs in the top of the first
game. He steadied however and
appeared to get better as the game
aged and held the All-stars to one
run for the remainder of the game.
The opening ceremony saw
President Lawrence C. Jones of
Piney Woods School pitch the first
ball to Dean A. L. Johnson, of
Prentiss Institute. Percy Greene,
Editor of the Jackson Advocate
umpired the game.
A large crowd representing
every town in the league was on
hand to witness the game.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
will Keep On
Fighting IfiWin''
Joe Louis

Chicago, Ill.-"There have been
fighters who didn't quit until they
were way past 30 and some of
them were still going good at 4O,"
says Joe Louis in October Ebony,
land if | win my title back from
Charles, he'll be entitled to re-
turn match if he wants it. I'll
! eep on fighting from there"
Louis continues in the story he
wrote explaining exactly why he
is fighting again, "I'm not even
thinking about losing. Because
frankly | think | can beat anyone
around in the heavyweight division
now. And if | can I'll be able to
satisfy one of my biggest desires
to be the only heavyweight ever
to win his title back"
The ex-champ says:
"It's not going to be easy fight
ing Ezzard. I've met him before
and | know he's about the best
heavyweight around. We fought
an exhibition once out in Fort
Clark, Tex, during the war and
even though he was a whole lot
lighter than me then, he was fast
and could punch real hard. l knew
then he'd go long way as fight
er and that if the time ever came
for US to put on real fight he'd
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
II Tuckegee Has
8 Game Schedule

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Aug
0ruskegee's Golden Tigers will play
!. schedule of 9 games during the
season of 1850, it was announced
soday by the committee on the
Regulation of athletics.
The season will open at the In
stitute on Saturday, September %,
when the Tigers will be hosts to
Ehe Wolverines of Morris Brown
college of Atlanta, Georgia. The
atlanta team will come 20 the cam
bus under tutelage of E. J.. Gle
mons. formerly head coach at Lane
College in Jackson, Tennessee.
On September 80 the Tigers will
Journey to Nashville, Tennessee,
or a game with the Bulldogs of
Fisk University. This will be the
sirst meeting of an Abbott-coach-
Id team with an eleven piloted by
he genial w. P. "Jack" Adkins
y ince this former Fish University
ootball star headed the Depart
nent of Athletics at LeMoyne Col
ege, Memphis, Tennessee. Adkins
Fon wide recognition for the Spa
hetti Shift, which, in large
Measure accounted for the ver-
atility of the Mad Magicians.
The Tigers will meet the Panth-
rs of Clark College, Atlanta, at
.egion Field in Birmingham, Fri
ay night, October g. No game has
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09

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been scheduled for Friday, October
13.
On November IL the Bulldogs of
South Carolina State College,
Orangeburg, will furnish the OPP
position for the Homecoming Day
attraction.
AS in the past 25 years or more,
the Thanksgiving Day game will
be played at Cramton Bowl in
Montgomery, Alabama, November
%, when the Tigers will be the
guests of Alabama State College
Hornets. The encounter this year
is expected to establish an attend
ance record.
Other games include Morehouse
College, Florida A & M College,
Xavier University and Allen Uni
versity.
The complete schedule follows:
Sat. Sept. % = Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Morris Brown College at
Tuskegee.
Sat. Sept. 80 - Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Fisk University at Nash
vile.
Fri. Oct. = Tuskegee Institute
VS. Clark College at Birmingham.
Fri. Oct. 20 - Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Morehouse College at
Columbus, Ga.
Sat. Oct. % = Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Xavier University at New
Orleans.
Sat- Nov. a - Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Florida A & NJ College
at Tallahassee.
Sat. Nov. IL = Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. S. C. State College at
Tuskegee (Homecoming).
Sat. Nov. 18 - Tuskegee Init
tute VS. Allen University at Tuske-
gee.
Thur. Nov. % = Tuskegee Insti-
tute VS. Alabama State College
at Montgomery
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09

Q.-Who said this?
with labor and management
working together in common
cause-and not against each
other-we can build and pro-
duce and prosper, and defeat
any threat, from whatever
source, against our own secur-
ity and the peace of the world. ("
A.-William Green, President,
American Federation of Labor.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09
Donate $4,000
To Sweat Fund

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. T.
District l of the National Alliance
OF Postal Employees last week con-
tributed $4,000 to the Sweat Vic
tory fund currently being sponsored
by the Texas State NAACP.
The donation was made by the
Postal group in part because Her.
man Marion Sweat, Plaintiff in
the SWEET case, declared favorably
before the U. S. Supreme Court last
month, is himself Postal en-
ployee, letter carrier in the Hous-
ton Post Office. The fund is to pay
for his education.
Jackson advocate., 1950-09-09

be trying hard to beat me-"
And Joe adds: "Not that Pm
thinking about losing. But if he
beats newell, that's something
l can't even figure on"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-02-24

Rev. Simon and Rev. Hayes
were visitors of r. II. Hendrex
and wife last week They were
here from Wichita. Kansas. Mrs.
Cheer and Miss Lucille Govan mo-
tored to Little Rock last wednes-
day evening and reported an en-
joyable trip Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Neal are the proud parents OF a
baby girl. Peggo 10 Neal Will
liam Z. Pearson Is visiting from
California. Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil Foster
and daughter. Fay. visited rela-
tives In Plummcrville last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Jackson
and brother. J. b. Jackson, are WIS.,
iting here In the home Of their
sister, Mrs. Thelma Jackson. They
are all visiting from Springfield.
nois A banquet sponsored by
the Janus school PrA was
4 at New Prospect Baptist
a. urch las, Tuesday night and was
enjoyed by all who attended.