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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
L0RIS SCHOOL
BOARD ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS

Dr.. J. D Thomas, Sr., was
elected Chairman anu Sam I1icl,-
man was named clerk at a recent
meeting of the new board OF
trustees of the Loris school sys-
tenn.
The board named Clyde E. Wat
son principal for the remainder
of the 195O-51 school year. This
is not to be confused with the
superintendent's position held oy
S. ]. Deery.
No other statements were re.
leased this week by the board
and so far as is known, no &C
ton has been taken on the re-
election of school teachers 1or
next year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Fair Bluff Vote
Set For May 8

FAIR BLUFF, Apr. 3O-Wnen
filing time for candidates in the
municipal election closed mere
Saturday evening as six O'CLOCK
thera were two candidates in the
r,,nning for mayor and nine can
a;da+es for the five places on the
to,,,n hoard of commissioners.
c. A. Small, a member OF .ne
exniring board of commissioners,
is a candidate for the mayor ;
n 10 and is being opposed Dy
j. s %, Of the nine candidates for
90 ho.rd of commissioners are
rnae corners. The election ticket e:
,,';" show the following canoi'
I.tes. R. P. King, ]. Lawren e,3
Minton and w. A. BraceS IL,
.snae seeking reelection; spruill
Britt, Elmo Hammond, A. s.n
Anderson, C. B. Townsend pan
s Scott Jr., and John Kanipe COM
pie Ee,,owing Mayor Herring's re re-
= nation several months ago w.
s 81 Rraeey, mayor protein, has
h ~, filling the mayors Office,
oeT Esa election is set for Tuesday
na Ine 9TH, according to Mrs D. L.
parrish, town clerk.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

tota, of 114s patients were
.s.,;tted to the Loris Commun,
|,ty hospital during the per lou
Nv .,een Nav IS, 1850 and De.
~. 81, 1850, the board OF
.rnstces disclosed today.
40 first financial and state
a Ia ' of operation released by the
msn nd VI MANY facts and figures
we're made available to citizens
M ~ ,t' tbc 114o patients, e83 were
~ -. and 1876 colorcd. The stare are.
M,,t also shows that 1872 babes
ms ~ horn during last years op'
VIZ Tim Of the hospital ana !I'"'
se e - this number were "hi'L,
1e Inc "' financial fnsn picture shown . by by
u. norr indicates that the nos :
"a. =, has a net profit of $50 90 .
IsuS f 'aas but D. the trustees pointed
ant that this was contingen. upul,
oue oo,,oction of several Thousand
t ao1,s ars in accounts receivable Ssa',,
The hospital could actually s', ,,nt
IA ~ # these accounts were no'
n.,d Total accounts reo c..
- Years end were s7,64 80, 50 s,,
| :. The report was compiled IRON rom
t mage auditors report, ano
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
YAM FETE
FLOOR SPACE
pLANN'.'D

More than one-third of the floor
snace. in the exhibit hall OF the
1o51 Carolinas Yam Festival Will
be used for educational booths
to be set up by the extension
department of State College'
Charlie Raper, county agent an
nounced this week. Several more ore
booths will be added to the II
booth exhibit of last year with
= visual aid room highlightlng
= part of the educational pro-
gram. .+ will
The fourth annual event VIII
be held here on October II, H.
- with A. C. Edwards, local Az
1.ntic Coast Line agent, serving
as general chairman and MRS. l b,
A, Garrell, heading the ooo'f'
selling committee. ,oo,.
M and Mrs. Charlie Raper,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Edwards ana
Mrs. B. A. Garrell recently met ct
with, state college executives III
Raleigh in a planning session 1or
the 1851 festival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
xxx STICKERS
ON WFIITEVILLE
WINDOWS

stickers bearing the words,
sYesterday, Today and Forever"
along with XXX wer placed on
autos, trucks and store windows
IN Whiteville over the weekend
THESE stickers, long familiar dec
orations on conspicuous windows
in Tabor City, had not been noted
in Whiteville prior to this week
end. ,
Who distributed the stickers
was a mystery and no report was
filed by the Police department IN
WhiteviIle over the weekend.
City Manager c. D. Pickerreil
instructed the Whiteville Police
department this week to keep a
sharp lookout for possible visits
of the xxx representatives to
WhitevfIle In To future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
CANCER DRIVE
CLOSES HERE

The Cancer Crusade in Tabor
CITY has come to an official close
but gifts for the work of the
American Cancer Society will be
accepted throughout the year,
Mrs. Garrell, local chairman an
nounced.
Coin cans arc being picked
up today and volunteer workers
are turning funds over to the
local chairman. From all indl'
cations the drive has been sue
cess Il, both from the funds ana
educational standpoint, workers
reported.
Il believe more individuals
have contributed to this cancer
drive than to any other drive E,
ever conducted in Tabor CITY,
Mrs. Garrell said.
Figures for the current drive
will be announced as soon as re-
ports are complete.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
BERRY MARKET

A total of 1878 crates of straw
berries have been sold on the
Tabor City market this season,
while market officials reverted
today. Of this number, 1141
crates were sold Monday while
652 crates were tailed on Tues
days sale. The price range for
good berries sold from $3.50 to
$3.50 Tuesday with a high OF
1920 per "a quart crate.
The volume of "juice berries"
is heavier than the good quality
fruit officials said. Offerings are
expected to run heavier late this
week with some improvement IN
quality.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
fnR1S COMMUNITY h0Sf1lA'
1SSIEs FIRST STATEMENT.

noints out that all hospital ss
ployees are bonded.
The trustees issued the follcw;
inc statement in connection with
ne ne renort: 1--WE want to tkt
this t opportunity to thank ns
hospital patrons for their COM
donce in us and for their pest
o o and understanding durs.e
his first year of operations. "
have tla,n tried to serve you we'll. We
l saa we have succeeded. Any
s,,rcess we have had is due large
w. - the untlring efforts of thoee
r. doctors and hospital en
n MY 70 who have kept your wei
p = s ~ constantly and foremost IN
min This loyalty is deeply ap
preciated.
Tho hoard of trustees is com
nosed Of E. E. Prince, Chairman s;
: p0 F. Horton, C. A. Lupo, 9 g,
S >: 70, Sea; and L. M. vaugh.' g
G Dasr Longs os Allard Strickland d.s 9,
Bavboro, has been recommends emu,
paSI Tho trustees to the HOT,
e by tns legislative delegation t. e
e c'S .Se vacancy created by th<
alienation Of e. w. Prince.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Green Sea Club
Holds Meeting

The Green Sea Home Demon
STATION club held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Hayes. In the absence of the pres
ident who was out of the com
nunity, Mrs. Hayes presided.
Mrs. Dewey Blanton, educa'
aonal chairman. gave a summary
Of me work of the County Mem,
o1al Library is doing in bringing
good reading material to the
community. She urged the wo'
men 10 take advantage of the
opportunity to read good books
Mrs. Rose ]. Webster, Home
OsEAonstration Agent, gave a
'e'y Informative demonstration
VI me Preparing and packing OF
.S'o for the home freezer. She
,O"ed several types of wrap
rug paper and containers.
a the conclusion of the meet
Mrs. Hayes served delicious
,,eanents to Mrs. Addie Har-
M oa' Mrs. Calyton Higgins.
rs s Alice Blanton, Mrs. Edgar
MUM" Nuns Mrs. Dewey Blanton,
~ A. Lupo, Mrs. James
NY Mrs. Claudis Higgins
a. ebecca Page, Mrs. Ossie
Ana Us Mrs. Rose ]. Webster,
MS. E. L. Buffkin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

CORPORAL Horace Stround, of
Tabor City, who has been fight
ing in Korea since last June 70
has suspected that some people
back here might be interested
in the propaganda leaflets dis
tributed by the Chinese Peoples
Volunteer forces sga5 recently
sent several home for his parents
to read.
The first of the shoddy looking
leadflets is headed Heres why
You Are Fighting" and then the
increased profits of General Mot
ors, DUPONT, U. S. Steel and Cen
eral Electric in 1850 over the 1949
profits is shown. Back at home,
an army of money grabbers are
fighting a different war. The
Battle of the Bulge-bulglng
bank accounts" the leaflet says.
Mice work if you can get it.
But YOU can't. You and the
American taxpayers are at the
wrong end of the stick. You DO
the fighting and dying while the
folks at home pull in their belts
and foot the bills for thsi war.
The only fighting the Wall
Street bunch do is the fighting
for fat war contracts" says the
propaganda.
Last statement in this partlcu-
lar leaflet says IF you put down
YOUR arms and come over-WE
GUARANTEE: - we shall not
harm you nor take your belong
ings. You will get MEDICAL
CARE, FOOD, SAFETY in the
rear and in the end YOU'LL SEE
YOUR FOLKS AGAIN" This
piece of literature and all
the others are signed by the
Chinese Peoples Volunteer
Forces.
The second of the three leaf
lets sent by Corporal Stroud
starts out with the statement
There's Money In War TOR
some. And that's why the Wall
Street bankers are trying to
launch a third world war. For
others, war can only mean death
and mutilation."
It then addresses EVERY Amer
lean Soldier and Officer in kor-
ca: Maybe you think this war
has something to do with the
United Nations. But everyone
else knows that Washington has
stolen the UN flag and draped it
your shoulders to conceal
it's real motives. The hard fact is
that you are carrying out Wall
Street orders relayed via its
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
CPI,. HORACE STROUD SENDS
PROPAGANDA 1 LEAFLETS HOME
FROM KOREAN BATTLE FRONT

mouthpiece Macarthur (the lit.
erature was circulated prior to
the custer of the GeneraD who
has plenty of cold cash invested
in this war himself. That's why
you are killing Koreans and are
being pushed into war against
the Chinese"
"Our enemy is Macarthur and
the American monopolies behind
him-not you. These are yotr en-.
emies too. So why fight for their
profits? WE HAVE COMMON
ENEMIES. Come on over soldier.
Just put down your weapon and
say: TOW SHONG (serrender)
tow rhymes with show; shong
rhymes with long," says this
second piece of propaganda.
The last of the leaflets has a
heart-tearing picture at the top
of a Korean woman and her child
and a man lying sprawled dead
on the ground. 1t is captioned
with WHY WHY? And then it
says "Why are you here, 5000
miles from your homes, freezing
and hungry, risking your lives,
killing Korean men and women
even infants who never harmed
America or thought of attacking
you? Why? Ask yourself and
keep asking until you get the
answer. WHY?
The circular then again hits at
Corporation profits, lobbyists
who are fighting for fat war con-
tracts, the jump in shares on
Wall Street and the initiation in
the United States.
1t says Smart people don't
die for Wall Street profits. We
are peace.loving, home-loving
people. Put down your weapon
and come over to us! Don't keep
risking your neck for nothing.
Your life is worth a lot to your
family, but only S and cts. to
Wall Street"
All of this just goes to show
that in this day of science, wars
are fought by many means. Ac-
cording to Corporal Stround, this
type of literature is scattered
throughout the front lines con.
stantly and that nobody pays any
attention to it. The UN forces, OF
course, scatter similar literature
throughout the Chinese occupi'
ed sections.
Cpl. Stroud has been in the
army three years and went over
seas August ~, 1919. He is at
tached to the 65th Engineering
Battalion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

tunity of registering between
May 10 and June 2, and all can
didates for mayor or city council
will have to file written motto:
with the town clerk on or before
June 2.
The election on June II will
take place between the hours OF
900 A. M. and 900 P. M. at the
town hall.
Two prospective city council
candidates filed for office Tues
day to start the ball rolling IN
the expected highly competitive
election.
Willard C. (Windy) Wright
and Fred M. Jernigan both OIL
cially filed on Tuesday morning.
Wright was an unsuccessful
candidate for the council in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

III; ~ he held at the Columbus
w,,, Court House Friday after
noon, May 4th, at Zoo: tSeo ops Of.
OFF Officials of the state op - the b.
nee WIN to discuss price control ,
m ,1'1tnps and all merchants in Coz,
, rulngs A Pender and Ron '.e1et'
umptv' who have problems relaI a.
c e to the OPS are invited to at
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

Mrs. ]. C. Singletary who was
installed as president of District
10 at the 10th Annual Convention
of the North Carolina State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs held
in Charlotte Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. She succeeds
Mrs. w. H. Stewart, Jr., of Max
ton.
The new president has held an
office in the Tabor City Woman's
Club, Inc, since it was organized
in 1915.
District 10 is composed of clubs
in Columbus, Baden, Robson
and Scotland counties. There
are % clubs in the district, four
of which are junior clubs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Mrs. Alice Burns
Becomes Auditor

Mrs. Alice Burns, assistant
auditor and clerk to the Board
of County Commissioners for the
past three years, last week was
unanimously elected auditor to
succeed w. D. Brooks as of May 1.
Mrs. Burns was named by the
commissioners at a special meet
ing this morning.
In her capacity as assistant
she has done much of the work
of the auditor and is regarded
as highly qualified for the post.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
STUDENT ART
TO BE SHOWN
AT WILLIAMS

Columbus county school chill
dren will exhibit the various
kinds of drawings and art work
at the Williams Township gym
nasium next Thursday, May 10.
All schools in the county are
expected to have some children's
work on display.
The local school plans a short
work day on Thursday so that as
many persons as can will be able
to view the exhibits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Methodist Society
To Hold Meeting

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Saint Paul
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Gore or
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Horace Cox and Mrs. Dewey
Cox will serve as co-hostesses.
Miss Mary Lou Cox will be in
charge of the program with Mrs.
G. s. Cox serving as devotional
chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Town Board Sets Dates Names Officials For June II Election
SGT. Don Watts
Injured In Korea

Sgt. Don Watts has been injur-
ed in action in Korea according
to a message from the war de-
partment received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Watts. The
message said he was slightly
wounded on April z.
Dale Watts, another son of Mr..
and Mrs. Watts, is back in com.
bat after recovering from injuries
received several months ago in
Korea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

election two years ago when he
was defeated by a narrow mar
gin. Jernigan is currently a mem.
Der of the council.
Jernigan operates the F. M.
Jernigan's Store here and Wright
operates Wright's Gas Company.
Both are Well-known and popular
Tabor City businessmen.
In the only other action taken
by the board Tuesday, H. D. Stew
ems, Jr., who is in charge of the
town streets, was given the ALL.
thority to grant half holidays to
members of the street crew at
his dispersion. That is, a half
holiday per week for each worker
was authorized and the day
could be arranged by Stevens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
popI,LAR, SACRED MUSIC
srHrDULED BY IE CLUB
roR TOMORROW EVENING

Both popular and sacred music
have been woven into what prom.
Uses to be a highly entertaining
program by the local Glee Club
at the school auditorium here to.
morrow Thursday night at
800.
The seven part program begins
with the Fred Warning arrange
ment of holy, Holy, Holy" and
ends with another waring ar.
rangement, You'll Never Walk
Alone"
The program also features Phil
Hughes, Paul Rogers, Jr., Waldo
Woody and David Kelly in some
unannounced numbers at the Sec
ond part on the agenda.
A five minute intermission
will follow the gypsy ballet by
Mrs. Vera Marchette, dancing in
structor here.
This Giee Club concert by the
popular local group sets a pre-
cedent in that this is the first
time an admission has been
charged. They have appeared
throughout the area at church
and school functions as free at
traction. However, in an effort
to help defray the expenses Of
robes purchased this year for the
20 voice choir, an admission will
be charged.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

COLUMN
D. ", HORACE CARTER

r.. Tabor City Glee Clue
m,s rs first concert during
Pc p. history tomorrow msn'
- rIs,,rs5avp at which an admls'
i,,", sSarge will be made. The
s ~, club mas made many gratis
u,S' ,arsnces in this area, always
a a!r.ng Of ,hcr time and talents
ror,o.row night they are
.',,. aunusS.on 10 tner pro
$780, ~ me school AUDITORIUM
go, because they neea
win which 10 pay foi
'',s Nv which they bought THIS
yeay.
-, c,ss Club has always at,
-,'' ,,r.e crowds when they
;;-.~,,' .,,'.,. free concerts and 1t IS
gave Ionsd that the admission
= :, Which taey will nave III
MAJ: nd. ,,,ssr,, will not discourage
;.,> , ,.., They Will undouoteo'
f.. s,,,,- his presentation as en-,
,,,, . nose in the past anu
.2:.@ ,,,.I ,;r,zenry owes the clue
TX " ,,',,, Of their attendance
a. n: , r.';I &c, your moneys worth
s "; ~ ~, me same time. De contrt.
: ana 9, -. - a community project
u so.~; 5;gnlv noteworthy nature
while back when we wrote
. '.ar- editorial regarding the
. : s,.S,5 appearance OF E Flan
- s.rs:. ne one that runs in front
:: The Tribune office, the masol
~. ;, ~: some councilmen got rlgn,
s..+ ~ rs in a way we couldn t
AZ very much about. ,,,r
The street in front OF YOU
marc IS clean. That isn't the
:rorbIp, The trouble is your VIII,
3 :,r~s are 50 dirty that mhen you
:. an the inside and look out, :;
:5s street appears full OF trasn'
:.er said. w. win.
sows made that much difference,
Nv s.. heres no denying that they
were exactly right about oul
windows needing a going over
Trs, goes 10 show that when you
~sr- complaining about some,
think, YOU better have your OWN
house in order. 4
and along that same subject,
one Of the town workmen whs
helps get the streets looking gooo
isir. told US a few days ago that
We merchants could make the SIT,
ra,.on better by making sur
ina, me sidewalks in front OF our
places are swept late every a1tei,
noon, The street cleaners, as we
Understand il, are supposed to
nave no part in cleaning sloe.
walks in front of businesses. They
are street cleaners only. Ana
WIEN we leave the sidewalks
clu.,ered up. the wind soon puts
i, back in the streets and Keeps
taem from looking their pest
eyen after thorough going over
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
ROTARY
ENTERTAINS
TEACHERS

The local Rotary club feted the
local school teachers and Rotar-
ians at Hotel Whiteville in White.
vile Tuesday evening. About one
hundred persons attended the
banquet.
Flowers and gifts were pre-
sented each lady in attendance,
Rev. R. c. Foster delivered an
entertaining and constructive adj
dress to the group.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Ernest Hardee, Jr. returned to
his home in Loris yesterday after
being patient in the South Port
Hospital for some time. He sus.
tanned injuries in an automobile
accident in Brunswick county on
January S and was admitted to
the hospital at that time.
Hardee is married to the form.
er Nedra Strickland, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley Strickland
of this city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

Tod Carroll left yesterday for
Fort Bragg where he will be IN
d,,ctod in the Air Force. Carroll
y senior in the Tabor City High
School is the son of Mrs. S. w.
Carroll, ST.. and the late Mr.. Gar
rell He will compete his educa'
+;o, With the Air Force school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Willard G. Wright,
Fred M. Jernigan
File For Council

The Tabor City Town Board held its regular monthly meeting
city Tuesday named Fonvele
sra Winston and Jackson judges for the forth
coming municipal election
Election dates also officially announced with June II the
of election nonregstered given oppor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy New an
no,,nce the birth of a son on FIJI
dav April 10, in the Mullins hos
initial.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-02

r. YOU cannot win make IKE t ~.
,n =, ahead of yea brock the So
cord. S3sF .sssS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-04
CLEVELANDO RINKIMAI

Nominaciniuose rinkkimuo e
antradieni balsavo vos per lOO,-
900 clevelandieciu. Majoro vie
tai daugiausiai balsu gavo da-
bartinis majoras Thomas A.
Burke (beveik 81 tlkst.). Resp.
kand. w. J. McDermoth gavo
per 33 tukst. Demokratu atski-
lelis C. A. Vanik tegavo apie 26
tlkst. ir jo kandidatura atkrito.
22-oje apylinkeje, kur dau.
giausia musu skaitytoju, j mics.
to taryba nominacijas laimeje
ligsioline tarybos mare Margaret
McCaffery. Antroj vietoj nomi.
nuotas J. P. Mcmahon. Abu de.
mokratai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-04
GGdevR!?{2{@5{MIafdt&S} |?

atletikos sezono uzdarymo rungty-
nemis, varzybu laimetojams jau yra
gauta ivairiu dovanu. Dovanas yra
paskyre zinomas Clevelando lietuviu
veikejas, brangenybiu krautuves sa-
vininkas I. J. Samas, 7007 Superior
Ave., "Dirva", Clevelando Lietuviu
Tremtiniu Draugija ir Clevelando
LSK "zaibas". Laukiama dar dau-
giau dovanu is keleto Clevelando lie
tuvisku organizaciju bel privaciu as
menu. Labai malonu, kad Clevelando
lietuviskoji visuomene atkreipia de-
mesi sportuojanti jaunima. LSK
"zaibo" sportininkai yra labai de-
kingi uz toki nuosirdu visuomenes
pritarima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-04
LANKEsI COLUMBUS, OHIO

Ponia Sofia Smetoniene praleido
ketverta dienu Columbus, Ohio, vie
sedama pas iona ir Juze Rouikus,
savo gerus prietelius, su kuriais is
naujo suejo pazinti atvaziavusi
Amerikon. Ponia Rouikiene ir jos
broliai Grybai augo kartu su ponia
Smetoniene Gavenoniu dvare, kuri p.
Smetonienes tevai Charakauskai nuo-
mojo (Pasvitinio par, Nacilnu val,
Panevezio aps.), kur ju tevas tarnavo
prie arkliu.
Rouikai gyvena keleta myliu nuo
miesto, ir ten greta turi savo ukl.
Jaunesnis p. Rouitkienes brolis, Pet
ras Grybas, kuris taip pat turejo ma
lonumo po keliasdesimt metu sutikti
p. Smetoniene, kuri aplanke ir ju
uki.
Jonas Rouika, kifes is zemaitijos,
atvykes Amerikon, pradejo dirbti ma
mu statybos srityje, ir dabar tue
amatu uzsiima. Jis gyveno trumpai
Clevelande, paskui issikele Akrona,
ten prizes 25 metus state lietuviu sv.
Petro baznycia ir state daug gyve-
manu- manu-. Veliau jie issikele i Co.
lumbus, kur jis taip pat namq staty-
ba verciasi.
Ponios Smetonienes atsilankymo
proga p. Grybai sukviete pas save
sveciu, seniau cia gyvenanciu ir nau-
jakuriu, kuriu cia suvaziavo kelio-
lika. Ponia Smetoniene Columbus
nuveze Karpiai, ir sveciams susirin-
kus Karpius parode Clevelando Lie
tuviu K1lturinio Darzelio vaizdus,
Lietuvos prezidento apsilankyma ir
iskilmes darzelyje, 1941 metals, ir
prezidento laidotuviu filmas.
Clevelandieciai aplanke ir vietos
biznieriu, restorano savininka Kle-
mensa Pociu, kur susipazino su pulk.
j. M. Laurinaiciu, vienu is Lietuviq
Kalbos Vadovo redaktoriu, ir jo su-
mum, jaunu kunigu.
] Columbus at1yko trejetas lietuviu
kunigu is tremties, vienas gavo vie
ta kur toliau sioje diocezijoje, o kun.
Laurinaitis ir kun., Suminas tebegy-
vena mieste, asistentais.
Ten taip pat gyvena Antanas Jase-
vicius su savo zmona daktare ir jos
tevais, prof. Saldukas ir kiti, bet jie
visi sake nhobodziauja del to, kad
ten labai mazai terra savuju.