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Evening star., 1951-12-17
Sears AI|stafe Car
Will Be Offered in
19Cities THURSDAY
BY the Associated Pres.

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-Sears
Roebuck g. Co. today announced
its new Allstate automobile will be
introduced beginning Thursday in
IS cities in the South, Southwest
and West.
The car is being manufactured
by Kaiser-Frazer Corp. Sears said
the price and specifications will
not be made public until the eve
OF its introduction, but added it
would be equipped with a number
OF Sears own Allstate brand
products.
The Allstate will be marketed
only through Sears retail division.
Cities in which it will be intro
duced are.
Birmingham, Ala; Knoxville
and Memphis. Tenn; Richmond
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va;
Fayetteville. N. c.: Jackson, Miss. /;
Orlando, Fla; Little Rock, Ark.
San Antonio, Houston, Baytown,
Beaumont. Waco, Lubbock and
Dallas, Tex: Phoenix, Ariz., and
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
'Du Ponf Foundation
Seeks Nominations in
Radio and N Awards
Special Dispatch to The stor


LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. IT,
The Alfred I. du Pont Awards
Foundation today invited Ameri-
can radio and television stations
and news commentators to make
nominations for the 1851 Du Pont
awards recognizing outstanding
public service"
The invitation was extended by
o. w. Riegel, curator of the foun-
dation and director of the Lee
Memorial Journalism Foundation
of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity. The university recently was
named to supervise administra-
ton of the Du Pont awards.
Mr.. Riegel said entries in the
competition. cited by radio and
television executives as the top
award in the broadcasting indus
try" will be accepted through
January 81.
Three Winners Selected.
A committee on awards will
examine each entry and announce
three winners early next spring. A
large radio station, small radio
station and a commentator will
be chosen.
Each of the three winners will
receive cash award of ST 900 and
a plaque. New provisions of the
awards will allow winners to use
the cash prizes to establish schol-
Iarships for deserving students
who want to specialize in some
communications field.
Widow of Scientist.
The Du Pont awards were es-
tablished in 1912 by Mrs. Jessie
Ball du Pont. widow of scientist
Alfred I. du Pont.
The awards committee will be
headed by DR.. Francis Pendleton
Evening star., 1951-12-17

to enforce nationwide prohibition
of the preparation, sale and con-
sumption of alcoholic drinks.
The measure already has been
passed by the Senate. It gives
the government one month in
which to prepare enforcement
measures.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Israel Bans Red PIuy

JERUSALEM. Dec. II (P.-
Israel's Censorship Board has
banned the Hebrew version of a
Russian play called Voice of
America" The bosrd gave no
reason, but in the past it has
barred performances defamatory
to friendly powers. The play,
written by Boris Lavrenev, is
critical of the United States.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

Gaines. president~of Washington
and Lee. and will include Mrs. Du
Pont; B. M. McKelway. editor of
The Washington Star; Hadley
Cantril. director of the Office of
Public Research at Princeton
University, and Mrs. Hiram C.
Houghton, president of the Cen
eral Federation Of Women's
CluhS
Evening star., 1951-12-17
iran House Approves
Dry Enforcement Law
BY the Associated Press

TEHERAN. Iran, Dec. 1.-THE
Malls dover house of Parlia-
ment) yesterday approved a bill
ordering the Iranian government
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
P A D E K A

zurnalistui A. Vilainiui, lietu-
viu knygyno NemunO savininkui
Chicagoje, uz surinkta ir Lietu-
viu Archyvui iteikta dideli kieki
svarbiu knygq ir kitty spausdi-
niu.
J. LeOnas,
Lietuviu Archyvo redaktorius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
VAIKU IR JAUNIMO
GEGUzINE

S. m. rugpjucio 26 d. (atei-
nanti sekmadienD Clevelando
Lietuviu Tevu Komitetas, pade-
dant mokytojams, grazioje DR..
S. Tamosaicio rezidencijoje, ant
Erie ezero kranto, 26OO1 Lake
Shore Blvd, rengia lietuviu val
ku ir jaunimo geguzine.
Programme bus sutartines ir
solo dainos, deklamacijos, tauti-
Mai sokiai, ivairus sporto zai-
dimai, ju tarpe ir komiskas spor-
tas.
Vaikai gales dalyvauti varzy-
bose ir laimeti dovanas.
Pakviestas ir musu sporto
klubas "zaibas" Vyresnysis
jaunimas gales taip pat pasokti,
mes bus ir muzika. Visi lietuviai
(tremtiniai ir is seniau cia gy-
venantiejD, ypac seimos SUI val
kais, kvieciami atsilankyti. Ieji-
mas visiems laisvas ir nemoka-
mas.
Geguzines vieta lengvai pa
Siekiama Lake Shore autObllSu
iseinanciu is Public Square ir
vaziuojanciu st. Clair Avenue.
Geguzines pradzia 2 val. p. p.
Clevelando Lietuviq Tevu
KOmitetas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

svetimkalbiu laikrascip skelbimu
agenturos bendrasavininkas, yra pa
skirtas Community Chest svetimkal-
bes spaudos skyriaus pirmininku. To
kopiteto uzdavinys neangliskuose
Clevelando laikrasciuose populiarinti
Community Chest rinkliava. Siais
metals sios rinkliavos uzsibreztas
tikslas yra 6,60O,OOO doleriu.
NAUJAS VAISTINES SAVININKAS
Irving L. Landau, 3283 E. Fairfax
Rd paskelbe, kad jis isigijo Guerra
vaistine prizes sy., oCecelijos baznyeia,
1902 Kinsman .,Rd. Landau pirma
buvo Landau Drug Co. savininkas,
veliau buvo. .dalininkas Miller Drug
Stores. Visus' sio laikrascio skaityto-
jus, gyvenancius toje apylinkeje, kvie-
cia apsilankyti.
NEW RESTAURANT
Now Open
Shaker Heights gets another New
Restaurant and Eddie Dolin opens
his smart looking place at 2O116
Kinsman, Road Near Kinsman- War
rensville Center, all decorating was
done by Steve Thomas, the equipment,
naturally. Is the latest. Luncheons
served daily serving the full course
dinners. Plan your parties in our
Exclusive Privade DINING room park
ing in the rear, entrance to restaurant
from parking lot. For the past 5
years Mr.. Dolin has been owner Of
the Jack and Eddie's Restaurant at
Cedar e. Lee Road Visit this beautiful
spot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
Ge3p@!?&({@5{MIa&d{s%2 |? e.
GYD. V. RAMANAUSKAS
GAVO PRAKTIKOS TEISES

Clevelandas, beveik po kick
vienos egzaminu sesijos, pratur-
teja naujais gydytojais lietu-
viais. stai, paskutinioje egzami-
nu sesijoje, vykusioje birzelio
men. 20-22 d. Columbus, Ohio,
praktikos teises gavo gydytojas
v. Ramanauskas.
Gydytojo V. Ramanauskas
Clevelanda atvyko prizes pusant-
ru metq. Prizes tai jis puse metu
praktikavo Mass. valstybeje.
Clevelande IA menesiu internu
dirbo Polytechnic Hospital.
Naujasis Clevelando gydyto-
jas yra gimes 1915 metals Ma
rijampoleje. Mokesi Rygiskiu
Jono gimnazijoj, veliau w.
tauto Didziojo universitete Kau-
ne. Prizes medicines studijas dar
atliko karine tarnyba ir isejo
atsargos leitenanto laipsniu.
Studijuodamas yra vadovaves
atsargos karininku korporacijai
"Ramove" ir aktyviai dirbes
Studentq atstovybeje.
Medicines mokslus baige 1943
metals ir tuoj pradejo dirbti
Kauno ligoninese. Gydytojo
praktikos teises Lietuvoje gavo
1914 m.
Gydytojas V. Ramanauskas
yra buves abieju Lietuvos oku-
panty - rusu ir vokieciu kali
nys. Rusu kalejime isbuvo 9 me-
nesius, o vokieciu 5 menesius.
GyEendanaas Vekietijeje difbe
UNRRA if veliau IRO medici-
nos skyriuose kaip vedejas.
Naujasis Clevelando gydyto-
jas artimiausiu laiku, be darbo
ligonineje, zada atidaryti savo
ofisa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
KARTOJAMA
"BUHALTERIJOS KLAIDA"

81 pavasari liet. saleje vi. Bra
ziulio dramos studios pastatyta
V. Alanto komedija "Buhalteri-
jos klaida" numatyta pakartoti.
Vaidinimo pakartojima pasieme
organizuoti Vilnieciu S-gos Gle
velando skyrius. sioji buv. Viii
niaus dramos teatro direkto-
riaus parasyta komedija stato-
ma liet. saleje rugsejo m. % d.
sekmadieni, 5 val. po piet. Pc
vaidinimo numatyti sokiai, bus
loterija, bufetas ir kt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
MUSEIKA PARAPIJOS
PIKNIKE

Praejusi sekmadieni prie
Twinsburg ceku Socol parke ivy
kes antrasis sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos piknikas nebuvo toks gausus
sveciais kaip pirmasis. Neziu-
rint klebono Vilkutaicio keistos
politikos lietuvybes atzvilgiu,
parapijieciu dauguma dar yra
lietuviskos dvasios, todel trem-
tiniai nevengia SUI jais bendrau-
ii, piknikuose bendrai pabuvoti,
pasilinksminti. Taciau Shame
piknike ivykes apgailetinas ne
susipratimas parodo, kad para
pijos komitete dar Wis paken-
ciamas muSeika.
Kazkodel p. Urbonas, kuris
savo laiku prie baznycios sumu-
Sc p. Barzduka, prisikabino prie
kelly tremtiniu savo masina
griztanciu is pikniko. Kai Jo-
mas Budrys islipo is masinos is
siaiskinti, p. Urbonas .kirto
kumscia jam j veida taip, kad
J. Budrio balti marskiniai krau-
ju aptiSko. " ia@'
ar sf1,ja. AIE. X.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
PADEKIT SURASTI.

moteri virimui privaciuose ma
muose, penkiq suaugusiu asme-
nu seimai. Atlyginimas SO dol.
j savaite. Turf likti nakvoti. Tel.
WY 1875.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
SIRGULIUOJA sMIGELSKIS

Senosios ateiviu kartos veike-
jas A. Smigelskis buvo4 susirges
ir dabar dar gydosi pas gyd. M.
Vaitena. Dirvai pazadejo stoti
talka siekiant 1000 nauju skai-
tytoju.
Naujakurius kviecia atsilan-
kyti j savo uki ir nemokamai
prisiskinti geru kriausiu. 10 ad.
resas: 1881 State 3D., Cleveland
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
VILNIECIQ SUSIRINKIMAS

Sekmadieni, rugpjucio m. 26
d. tuoj po pamaldu, 11,3O val.
ciurlioniskiu patalpose, Vilnieciu
S-gos Clevelando SIX. Saukia su-
shrinking. Kvieciami nariai ir
visi kurie domisi Vilniaus pro-
blemomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
vYcIQ PARENGIMAs

Vyciu 25-oji kuopa rugpjucio
26 d. N. Parapijos sode rengia
geguzine. Bus geras orkestras,
geras bufetas. Pelnas naujosios
parapijos baznyciai. Pradzia 2
val, sokiai nuo 5 val. po piet.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

627 III st.. n. W. a,
6 h Wsshiastsa. D. {.
opea = en-. 70 . pm. Ssiiy
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

FOR RENT Bright, warm sleep
ing room on Central Ave. near
Dale. Employed gentleman. Ell.
$3.50 X-10
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
CONCORDIA 20 MACALEsTER @

CONCORDA 20 MACALEsTER
In spite of the superb backeld play of
the leading College Conference
Manchester lost to Concordia, Oct s, 26 to 8.
The Rondovon St Paul Municipal
League last Sunday the Wilder
first place their division.
Tommy Campbell lightweight Flanagan
twice is planning on making St Paul his home.
Johnny Bright hafback another grid record
Bright yards against Bradley
He boosted his collegiate yards
yards This breaks Charlie Justice former North
ord OF 1871 yards Bright has four more games to play
Charley Buey middeweght fight of Min
neaPos has been picked narcotic charge Pittsburgh
Uncle Sans armed boxing fighter
champ Sandy sadder fowler Los
Angeles Rams Buzz Clarkson the Big
waukee Brewers the Junior Worlds against
Royals Too bad Clarkson couldn't
earlier remember him quite Wiber-
force in 1896 when the coors of West Virginia
The chair managers Brookyns
loss to the Giants the payo
the red hot hitting Bobby Thompson play
uaton What do Readers think? from you
1t Baksdae top-ght Negro eager
Aympc team star eager most
sought after basket players signed by Baltimore
Bullets salary sum will
make Don the highest paid professional basket ball
country.
MINNEAPOLIS PREP NOTES
Central SI-Marshal
The strong losing Southwest last
week and beat Marshall 81 to
Ron Judy Bure improvement and
Carmichael scored I'd
Henry I2-SouthO
South tough Henry half ended they had
the ball Henry's yard
Richard performance and was
quite effective both on offense and defense.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
LipPineott In
Dance Recital
Benefit YWCA

On Thursday, October IS, Ger
trude Lippincott is appearing in
a program of Modern Dance at
Benton Hall in the YWCA for the
benefit of the YWCA Studio
Dance Group. The program will
begin at S:l5 and tickets are S1.2O
including tax.
Assisting with the program is
Robert Moulton, who will dance
solo which he choreographed en-
titled Fanatic. Miss Lippincott
will dance three new works -
Suite, Night Piece" a duet in
which Eunice Brown Cain will
dance. "A Full Moon In March is
the third new work.
The entire studio group will
perform Ruth" which was pre-
miered last spring. Naomi" is
danced by Eunice Brown Cain;
Ruth" by Jean Premack and
"Orpha", Margaret Pataky. Other
members of the dance group will
dance the part of the women.
Just We Two" is a humorous
dance performed to words and
tells of the joys and sorrows of a
happy married life. Drama In
Space" is the second duet Mrs.
Cain and Mrs. Lippincott will per-
form. This was first performed by
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

Ivory Joe Hunter and his seven
piece band will appear at the
Minneapolis Labor Temple Sat
urday night, October 20.
Aside from being one of the top
pianists in the country he is also
a composer, writing most of the
lyrics and music for his tunes.
King of the 'Ivories," once a
stevedOre in Houston, Texas, takes
this business of music and enter
tanning seriously, actually gives
the audience its moneys worth
with his "bouncie and boogish"
Interpretation of his own tunes
and other popular tunes.
The members of his seven-piece
band have been carefully selected.
They represent some of the top
musicians in the country who re-
ceived wide applause wherever
they appeared.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

he never met the Apollo audience
at all; at least not with the
warmth and oneness that you felt
when ne played here a couple of
years ago.
Some Advice
If Billy will come out from be-
hind that golf ball for a moment
before it becomes an Shall, we'd
like to offer him a little advice,
which he hasn't asked for and
won't follow.
Next time you play the Apollo
B, throw out them strings, put
Bobby Tucker back at the piano,
get yourself a good honking tenor
and a rhythm section, and sing
Jelly Jelly. Neither your dignity
nor your boxoffice receipts will
suffer.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

the duo in Wichita, Kansas. The
Devil Is Loneliness" is a very
moving dance which tells Of the
problem many people face pres
ently-that of loneliness.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
Eekstine Getting
Beyond Audiences
Thar Mode Him?
BY len in Downbeat Magazine


New York-"You have to meet
your audience at least halfway"
Billy Eckstine told this reporter
in the April 20 Beat, discussing a
bad review Of his Copacabana
show. Our closing remarks were:
"B will play Labor Day week at
the Apollo theater in Harlem. And
we're laying odds that he will do
as great an Apollo show for the
Apollo audience as ne did a Copa
show for the Copa patrons. Until
that week, all judgements on
Billy's musical integrity are dis
creetly reserved"
Well, B did play Labor Day
week at the Apollo, and we lost
our bet. He sang wonderfully, as
always, but it was painfully clear
that he was offering the Apollo
audience a Copa show. AS a re-
suit, he received the weakest hand
we have ever seen him get at the
Apollo and he got offstage with
no trouble at all after only five
numbers.
A Far Cry
II was a far sad cry from the
days when his voice could hardly
be heard above the feminine
squeals of delight. At the show
caught, a juggler and a guy who
danced on roller skates both got
as much of a hand as B, maybe
slightly more.
Why?
Well, for one thing, the preten-
tiousness was in full view from
the first moment. Buddy DeFran-
cos big band wasn't enough for
B. He had to augment it with
seven strings at the Apollo yet!
And Bobby Tucker no longer
plays piano for him-he's now the
conductor.
Every Right, But ..
Billy has every right to like
strings, but he should have known
that his audience here remember
ed him when he got along perfect
Iv yUaII without thann And uyban
he said how glad he was to be
back at the Apollo and that he
had been counting the days, you
could almost hear a thousand
people in the audience muttering,
"I'n bet he's counting the days
till he closes"
1t is a sad thing to see a great
artist reach the stage where he
has gone beyond the kind of audi
ences who helped make him IA
nous, has lost contact with them
and their musical tastes. II has
been happening for years with
Nat Cole, who has completely lost
the original fans of his early trio;
it is happening now with Billy in
his hold on Negro audiences.
Far from meeting them half
way, as he had apologetically
claimed to meet his Copa crowds,
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

ago against Loras College.
Mic Combs the stellar Tomme end played his
usual steady game
ST PAUL CENTRAL - MECHANICS
Without the services of Chuck Scroggins, their
ace speed merchant the Mechanics Art Trainers
went down to defeat to on Thursday Oct. L.
This is Minnesotas oldest high school rivalry Harry
Ballard and Calvin Green were in the lineup for the
Blue and White In our opinion Green definitely
ALI st. Paul material.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
Almost About
Everything
By Percy villa



Can picture million people walking
Times square That exactly expect
during the day night Lndys favore and spot
The place Is ammed at ayem The Paramount Roxy Capitol
and the Radio City always busy The million daily
that baseball the During my
the big city shining smashing
baggage women driving cabs and running subays
that most Of the either managers
Lou Viscus Willie Pep Flanagan
liked sitting instead of fighting slmans gymnasium
famous but also the drhest The fight
has all Broadway talking Should my
guess is that Louis VIII
The buggy I almost tempted to
take ride but was afraid I'd be spotted by Who? Me
sissy? When the theatres p
inch of Times Square orange
aae Sas sell ue real sn The most beautiful gals can be
coming of the Colony Toots
shors The swell roads and tunnels
The famous Turn Pike about 300 miles of beautiful highways
One of the biggest thrills always get my
share of thrill there want to call it that
stands and pede The sums and housing conditions
deplorabe The kids playing
such thing front Of back play
nave no bath facilities and some are lucky to have showers
wash days hanging from
street to street Kids playing baseball nearly
couple of Fairgrounds for than million people
big ships only a minute walk from your hotel The
Queen Mary was something I'll long remember About blocks
long and about half block high
Cargo ships and many large bridges
What would the city do without em? Consider yourself lucky
you find parking for buck
the first hour Oh Mr. Jones' the New York Police
Is asking for 1000 additional policemen Jack Dempseys
Is nice The country yokes e Dempsey
is hardly there The panhanders begga
this time of the Night lucky you miss
in a block.
spent two days n Washington my first trip there . .
Plenty Of beautiful buildings
the Capitol find the The govern
spends Europe Asia and hardly ANYTHING
for its people The breaches Thy
Neghbor and yet has housing
restaurants The government that spends billions telling
European and Asac countries that
best when Negro citizens fighting side
In their battle for freedom other
dies for his country but
restaurants and housing with
and the people and leaders don't wake
when?
good forgemnot: execution.
ally nice in showing
operates Has busy office persons writing answering
mail The Senator asked to his
Minnesota friends welcome in Wash
tngton The police guard the giving
couple Of chestnus to take home Very night wash
tngton managed Mnneapolitans such as
Jack Werner and his charming practced
law In our city Today he's of the top
partment The Phil Whites from the
Capitol grand to Phil From
there to Frederick Maryland with Wight
Took ride through his $50 long remember
MI Wight has two Negro families working
names readers Of this strong
Newman and think that Nell Russell tops
paper writing IN America And not yours
truly But Don't Get Me Wrong-I Love
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

Classified ads pay excellent
at small cost
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

The Minnesota Widows club
will meet Sunday, October II at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Stout, 522
st. Anthony Ave. The president
would like for all members to be
present as this meeting has busi-
ness of Importance. All Widows
are invited to attend and visit the
club. E. A. Johnson, president, S.
Dickerson, secretary.
The Ladies Trio Of st. James
church returned to the city last
week from Sioux City, Iowa,
where they gave a concert at the
new Community Center. The trio
consists of Mines. Alma Freeman,
Coree Moore, and Lillian Balenger
Mrs. Harriet Gordon is aCcompan-
ist. Rev. B. N. Moore motored the
trio to Sioux City. He is manager
of the group.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12

HOu'n find plenty of news about
people you know In this paper
each week.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
GRIEFIN's SPORTS
BY Jimmy Griffin
ST. THOMAS IL ST OIAE L,

ST THOMAS II - ST. OLAF
On Oct 5 at OShaughnessy Field
Tommies football team back
the third time this speciazes
kicking the extra points for St Thomas kicked deciding point
the this thing weeks
St. Paul recorder., 1951-10-12
Mh,sttMh


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1T ISN'T TOO SOON!

Christmas is poking its h d
around the corner of the calendar
and wise shoppers are already
poking through the drawer for the
Christmas list. To m k e your
Christmas shopping as easy as
possible, check off the cigarette
smokers, the pipc-smokers and ths
"roll-your-oWners" on your list.
Then plan to shop early for both
Americas most popular cigarette
and most popular smoking tobac-
CO. They are: cigarette, Camels
=. smoking tobacco. Prince AL
bert! Camcls come in a special,
bright Christmas carton, all ready
to give. The one pound tin of
Prince Albert comes in a CHEEKY
red and green Christmas box.
Both the Camel carton and the
Prince Albert box have a space
right on them that serves as your
Christmas card. Just write in your
greeting and your name and
they're ready to give. It's so SIM
ple-and both gifts are always so
welcome. Remember, it isn't too
soon. See your dealer today. Say
"Merry Christmas" with Ameri-
cas- most popular cigarette,
Camels-and most popular smok-
ing tobacco. Prince Albert! ADV.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Engineer Suggests Way
To Meet Labor SHORTAGE

The nations farmers next year
will be asked to maintain a high
standard of production and will
again be faced with severe labor
shortage of several hundred thou
sand workers.
Here are four suggestions by
which production can be main
tanned:
l. More efficient use of manage
ment and labor There were lot of
chuckleS when the efficiency ex-
perts started working for industry,
counting steps and clocking move
ments. AS a result of their work.
however. our industries are the
most efficient in the world.
2. Increase mechanization. In
normal times, the answer to labor
shortages has been increased mech
anization. If we get the machinery,
it is still partial answer.
3. Efficient building arrangement.
Time and labor required around
buildings has changed little in the
last so years.
4. Survey of urban districts and
rural towns. You can often find
laborers in rural towns.
The farmer who surveys his
needs and acts on these suggestions
can solve his labor problems.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-30
Oklahoma Youth Is
U. S. Star Farmer
Other Young Farmers
Are Honored by FLA

Harold DeWayne Hodgson, 20
year-old farmer and Hereford cat
tie breeder of Freedom, Okla, was
named Star Farmer of America
during the oath annual national FLA
convention at Kansas City. He re-
ceived an award Of 81 900 for being
named the outstanding future farm
er of the country.
Three other young farmers re-
cieved awards of $500 each as Star
Farmers of their respective re-
gions. They are George Williams,
10, of Nicholasville, Ky; Joe Har-
ris, 20, of Eagleville, Calf; and
Ralph G. Sanner, 81, of Kutztown,
Pa.