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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12
ENoELHARD PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Crockett
of Baltimore spent last week at
the Engelhard Hotel. Mrs. Crock
EFT returned to Baltimore on Sun
day. Mr.. Crockett left on Satur-
day for business in Morehead.
Mrs. S. D. Spencer of Plymouth
spent part of last week with rela.
tives here.
Mrs. Billy Harris has returned
from Hunters Bridge where she
visited her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Harris
and family.
Mrs. Josh Gibbs and little sor
of Washington recently spent some
time here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Swindell are
spending some time with Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Williams in GoldsborC
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Penning
ton in Greensboro.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12
OUTER BANKS ZONE
MEETING is HELD
Fair Haven WSCS Earns Award
for Largest Representation
at Seminar

. HATTERAS.-When the Outer
Banks zone seminar met here We'd
nesday of last week with Mrs. Ma
Gle Austin presiding, devotions
were led by Mrs. Maurice Burrus,
followed by prayer by the Rev.
W. G. Gregory and solo by Mrs.
Ballinger of Buxton. Mrs. Stewart
of Ocracoke responded to a well
come extended by Mrs. Frazier
Peele.
After each of the six societies
represented had reported, the Fair
Haven WSCS was presentd an
award for the largest number of
members present and for coming
the longest distance.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, district
secretary of promotion, was the
principal speaker. She described a
brass cross and candlelholders pre-
scented to the student center at
Greenville by the Fair Haven
WSCS and member of Capt. Le-
vene NUGGETS family in memory
of Levene Midget, Jr., who was
killed in an accident when he was
attending college.
Others on the program were
Mrs. P. S. Lane, Mrs. Dallas Til
lett, Miss Balance.
A life membership pin was pre-
sented to Mrs. Lizzie Peele, oldest
member of the Hatteras WSCS,
and baby membership was given
Linda Carol Burrus by her grand
mothers, Mrs. Amy Burrus and
Mrs. Nacie Austin.
The next zone meeting will be
held at Fair Haven in the spring.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12

len Mckinney and Mrs. Edgbert
Mckinney were recent Washing
ton visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blake and
two sons of Fairfield have re-
turned home after visiting rela-
tives here over the week end.
Sam Marshall and r. S. Neal
were Washington visitors on
Thursday last.
Mrs. R. L. Roper, Mrs. S. S.
Neal, Miss Daisy Dill and Miss
Belle Neal spent last Wednesday
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Groce and
daughter Yvonne, Mr.. and, Mrs.
j. D. Deal and children of Norfolk
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Harris. Another daugh-
ter and family of Hartford also
visited the Harris family during
the week end. Mr.. Harris who has
been i'll for the past two weeks
has returned from the Tayloe Hos
pital in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Etheridge,
Alice and Tommy Etheridge, spent
Sunday in South Mills with Mr..
Etheridge's parents who returned
home with them to spend some
time.
Births
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Jen-
nings of Durham, a daughter, Lu-
cinda, on Oct. 8. Mrs. Jennings
was the former Christine Cox of
Engelhard.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Pennington, a daughter, in Sept
Mrs. Pennington was Lucene Swim
dell of Engelhard and lives in
Greensboro.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Harris of Charlotte, twin boys or
Oct. 1. Their names are .PatricE
and Michael, Mr.. Harris is former
Engelhard resident.
Engelhard HOmemakers
The Home Demonstration Club
held it's meeting for October or
Monday last at the Community
club room.
In the absence of the president
Mrs. Max Mann, the meeting was
held by Mrs. ]. H. Jarvis whc
introduced Miss Cathey new home
agent for Hyde. A hearty welcome
was extended by the members after
the business routine, project lea
Mrs. Wade Eborn gave the Sec
retary's report.
After the Treasurer's report, the
summary of the Bible Lesson writ
ten by Mrs. ]. P. Bragg was given
A business discussion was helt
in which ways and means were
brought up to raise funds for seat:
for the building.
| After refreshments were served
the meeting adjourned to NEE
again Oct. II, at the Parish House
The lesson for that time is Levitt
icus 11-12-13-14 and Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nixon Of
Greenville spent the week end here
Among those attending service.
at St. Thomas Church at Batl
from here Sunday were Mrs. j. NJ
Tankard, Miss "Vicky" Eborn ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Bragg.
Rev. A. ]. Mackie of Belhaver
filled his appointment here Sunday
night. He was accompanied by Mrs
Mackie.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy john
son of Norfolk a daughter, Pa
tricia Annette at DR.. Wright's hos
pital on Saturday, October 6. The
baby weighed six pounds. Mrs.
Johnson is the former Miss Caro-
lyn Midget of Manteo.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12
HOME AFTER DUTY IN KOREA

Roy Fulcher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albin Fulcher of Buxton, is home
visiting his parents after a year
with the Army in the Korean War
Zone. He is renewing acquaintance
with many old friends.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-10-12

CAPT JOHN HAWKINS good sae Shannon
Meekns of Congon Monday October celebrated
wedding anniversary their
bo He is 80 old and very active
Save for mpairmen of eyeght she active both
physically The have children
John o. Meks twelve grandchildren great grandchildren
For two fine people who have much the
of their community wish them many happy years.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09

aommunitlten fGr Die MusIanbspro.
pagonoa uno Sic @nlodllng bon Bil-
germ 5l erbalten, bernmt in ettpa oieIe
8olitif.
Gas lit Sic eesenipdrtige Gage Der
Stride in Sirael. guf ser einen Seite
5reunolihfeit uno Spmpatbie, anf
ser anoern Seite Sic beibranfte glllT-
entbaltserlaubnis, nit oeren 3uriid4
5iebung itdnoig 5lt rednen lit. Dasu
fonnlt nod, Bob man oie STRIDE aus
ser tSdule perordngen mill, bamit lie
feinen ginfluB auf sic Sugeno neb-
me- Die Sberin zines &loiters iagte
pobl nit 9feht: rWan perfolet oia
fatboliiben 8erfe uno 8emeinihaf-
ten nift, lonoern man eritidt lie piel-
mebr lan9lam."
C.=St. d. C.=V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09
Kird1rnurrfnlgung

llnterm 2. bs. nrelbete oie .Mii.
BreB" aus Berlin:
Cine fatboliide be1ti9e 3eit1ns
beri6tet beute, es gebe in ben 2an-
bern binter Dem giiernen @orbang
beinabe fiinf1noie65ig Millionen ro-
miide &atbolifen. Das ,Betrus -8latt'
peiit barauf bin, oaB iett .nnter Der
&ontrole oes atbeiltiiben 8oli1eapis-
mus" Cd, Abs @atbolifen Ieben.
9ie 3eitung bebauptet, i'm Often
ieien ni6t apeniser als iiebenunoiieb-
gig 8ii6ofe 6eportiert, ins @efGngnis
getporfen ober ermorbet porben. Mdt-
unofiinf5ig 8iibofsftbe 1inb iebt ba-
fant, neil Die Eaftif Der &ommunis
item Die @rnenn1ng bon geadfolgern
berbinoere.
Sn Der Somiet- -llnion ielblt tpur=
BEN gesen 5tu0lf 9i0aefen oirefte anti
fir9li6e Shlage ausgefiibrt, teilt oas
,8etrus -8latt' apeiter NIT. Sssns. gril
getrieben tpurben Die 8ii60fe 8oeliap
Sloifans, Mihele Suo6ofas nnO
Ebeopbile Sfalaifi, 6eportiert Migr.
gbompi5pn. Die 8istiimer Don Mos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09

BON Sitler 3u ieinem Rabfolger be-
Itimmte M6miral Donib. go ,penig-
| items oie Mnffniiung bon @rn. Gran-
fe @riefih, Der i'm iibrigen bic Itaat-
libe Bertpaltung nit Waitglieoern Ger
Deutlben 8ruberIdaft ourhieber1
mo6te. Das muB ibm beilpielsmeii,
geraoe bein 8erfaiiungslhutamt III
Bonn gelungen iein, ba er BON bort
Nabribten iiber ieinen @egner in ber
8ruberihaft, Bed -8roidEitter, er.
belt. 3ulebt mohte Sranfe- -@riefit
Snrnorganiiationen nufbanen, nm
bur6 oiele oen ginfluB Der Oeuti6en
8ruberibaft gu it1rfen. gu ben Der.
| ibieoenlten 8erionlidfeiten tpie Dem
SS-@eneral @oIff, &aplan &oifaini
ODER bem 8unbestagsabgeoroneter
BON 5baooen tperben 8e5iebunge.
aufrebt erbalten. Die 8e3iebungen
Ser DeutIhen 8ruberIhaft reihen be.
reits in oen internationalen &aum
10 iiber oen Suoenmorber gibmann
5u Dem @roBmufti bon Seruialem
oOer oem englii6en 5aidiltenfiibrer
Moslep, Ser regelmaBig Silfsgeloe,
5ablt.
slus Ser gritarrung ber groBel,
oemofratilden 8arteien, bem &amti
Ser BON Mosfau geItenerten fommlt.
niltiIhen Yartet uno Ser beginnenben
Sammll1ng zines nel1en NotionalIo.
Sialismus crqcban ii6 ouf sic 0aner
gefdtrlihe 8eorobungen fir uniere
rationale griiten5. Oieie Sage bebari
Ser ernlten 8eahtung Ser bel1te poll.
tilh 8erantportli6en = alleroings
NIT einem 8lid nod boripdrts llnl
nl6t 3uriid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09
oHIorWAIsENFREUND

lidfeit bat, ibre MnIeisen ben anitdn.
Sigen 8ertretern Der e1ropdiihen
|Staaten unnlittelbar porantragen.
Dab oieie M0eIibfeit erfolsoeripre-
henber lit als Der llnltpeg iiber Die
5oben &ommifdre, ober sic oenti6en
otplomatii6en 8ertretltngen I'M Mnss
lano, oafiir lieferte Gas erite 4nftra-
ten oes oeltihen 8ertreters. 9unbes-
fan5ler Or. Moenauers, ben beiten
8elpeis. @s lit linn gelungen, Ole
Mtitglieber oes Minilteransibuiies
81 iiber5eugen, raB oie oelltlde Sliidt
lingsfrage cine europdii6e 5rage lei,
Die auf europdilher gbene gelolt per-
oen muB. ltnb nenn ser WiniIteraus-
iduB nad SEN slus fiibrungen 8r
aoenauers einitimmig beidloiien bot,
cine europdiihe Sliibtlingsfonferens
alsbalo por5ubereiten, uno Ser geger-
tp1rtige Gorlitenoe, Sollanrs sluBen-
miniIter Stiffer, Dor ser Breiie err
fI1rte, oab sic gertreter ser europa
Gatsitaaten iib nod in oielem Sahr
um cine 2olung Ser Srage Der Elf
Miuionen 6liidtlinge in europa be-
miiben peroen, 10 pollen mir Seimat-
pertriebenen Sic Mrbeit in 'StraBburg
fiinftig aufmerfiamer uerfolgen llnS
aus Ser ginli6t ser europaii6en SOL
fer ernel1te Soffnung ibOpfen, Dob
audi unler 9fedt einmal 5ur @eltnng
fommt.
0ie ginitht oes guropaI&ates, baB
sic oeutlhe 6liihtlinssfrage cine eu-
ropailfe 5rage lit, uno es oesbalb
notlpenoig iei, fir Sic sOtillionen Ser
triebenen @obnrallm uno 8eI6afti-
sung nidbt in lleberiee, ionoern IN
europa ielblt 5u idaffen, ioate uns
fir sic Gauer ser Sertriebenbeit unS
Seimatloiigfeit cine ertriiglide Se=
benserilten3 ermoglid)en. Giele Gin
| libt i6lieBt ober altf oas 3ugeltdnh-
| nis Ser in StraBburg pertretenen
golfer in it6, baB Sic Sertreibung
ser Geutihen Elm ltnre6t uno Elm po-
litiiGer Seblgriff mar, ser nur ourb
sic &iidgabe ser Seimat pieoer gut
5umahen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09

@ir gIauben rns niht au irref
ipenn mir lagen, Bob i'm BeidluB oes
Miniiterausibniles bon StraBbura
Sic 8eneigtbeit ser tpelteuropaiihcr1
21nber uno permltlib nnh Der Ser
Staaten gu erfennen lit, Die Mustpei.
|iungsbeltimmungen oes Botsoamer
Ibfommens riidg1ngig 5u mahen
'(?). 9ies beoeutet aber ben Mnfane
oes @eges, ser ltns ipiecer in Die alte
Seilnat fiibrt. @etpiB, es feblt nod
pieles, bis ser 8eg in Oie &eimat eno.
giiltig freigemadt lit. @s feblt Dor
alien bie giniidt Ser Sotpiet=l1niou
uno. ibrer SateIliten. @ielleibt tper.
oen iie iih aber zines Cages nit Sal.
leprano iagen niiilen, sic 8ertrei.
bung Ser 3elticben mar mebr als eth
8erbrehen, lie 1par, elm SSebler, Scr
auf Die gertreiber 5uriidfGat unb Ser
MIR auf cine @eile beboben ,per.
sen fann: our6 bie Hiidgabe Ser Sci,
mat. gs niro bel gutem @iaen, aber
ouh al tpoblperI Itanoenem eigener1
Ssntereiie io1pobl Wosfau, als aud
gnbapeit Brag uno @aridau ei,1
lei6tes iein, gu erfennen, baB bas
i6on friiber iiberp0lferte 0eutidlanb
niht nod Sen Miaionen bineinge.
preBten Sliidtlingen allf oie 9auer
ausreideno 9rot geben fann uno SaH
oieies Geutl6lano einen iiberbitten
0ampffeliel gleidt, Ser einmal plat.
gen fann, gum Sfaben Ger nidit.
liegenoen Staaten unb S0lfer.
Sn5nilden baben mir uns in Der
&unlt res @artens ipeiter 5u iibelt
Sbne sic &unlt oes @artens lit in Ser
Bolitif nibts 5u getpinnen, aber oicl
5lt perlieren. 8eientlid)e politii6e
3iele fonnen MIR i6rittlpeiie errei61
meroen. Die 8unoesrepublif bat oos
@urtenfonnen gelernt uno 0aourf
oie immer groBere 5reibeit uno iett
Die 8lei6bere6tigung in StraBbura
erreidt. 9lub mir Sertriebenen mil,
len oas @artenfonnen lernen. 0ann
miro am Gnoe Oieler gnttpidluns.
boffentli6 ni6t aa5u ferne, Die &iid-
febr in uniere 5eimat iteben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09
znr EaDr in Dfutftt1la1h

gu elmer feItsefiisten Bartei edter
Sraottion allf breiter, tragenoer
@rrnolage neroen. Die S4D Co..
|5ialoemofratie) oasegen perfiigt iiber
cine bunoertiabrige Barteibergangen-
belt NIT einem feitgefiigten organi-
iierte1 Mpparat uno einem ausgebau=
ten 5unftiondripItem. Sbre Madt
miro our6 oie 4Silfe ser bis beute lei
ser parteipolitiid nidt neutraIen @e-
merfi6aften berItGrft. Sbre aufgabe
als Sppoiitionspartei laBt tie oergel=
ien mo- Die @ren5e oeilen liegt, apas
man Yolittf aus tiefiter 8eranttpor=
tung nennt. Deit ibrer &ritif 5eigt Il.
nift nur WiBItdube auf ionoern
tragt bur6 ibre MaBloitgfeit nit 5ur
3eriebung uno gum Staats5erfaa bei
unb ldBt Die @efabr elmer 8iftatur in
'greifbare Nqbe riiden.
/ gti6t MIR oie @efabr elmer 0ifta-
tur BON linfs, ionoern = pie 1888
- gibt es audi beute cine ebenio ernit
gu nebmenoe 8efabr BON rebts. Sic
.oenofratii6en gruel1erungsbetpe
gen Ser jungen uno mittleren Gene
ration fonnten bon feiner Ser groBen
Barteien aufgefangen l1no poiitip ein-
gebaut 1peroen. Sier eritarrt oie Sol
tung Der Barteien in unfru6tbaren
fHroteit. gu einem Broteit gegen nns
bequeme Wabner nit einem nel1en
Der Sebt5eit angepaBten Yrogramm.
@obin aber cine riidlpartsgelpanote
Bolitif fiibrt, bat beiipielsmeiie bie
Mrbeit an Ser 8erfaiiung Der melt
beuti1en 8unoesrepublif ge5eigt.
Seute i6on er,peiit iie iid als Semln-
ibub, Ser bisber bic 4ufitellung ei=
ner 8unoespoli5ei 1nm0glid mabta
ooer auf 1pirtlhaftlibem @ebiet Die
8urdfiibrung zines Preisltops prat<
tiI6 perbinoern lpiirOe.
Sino 10 sic &rGfte, bie iih 5ur
8un6esrepublif befennen, meiteltge=
bend erltarrt, 10 iammeln iid genau
nie auf Der auberlten 9infen au6 auf
Ser 9te6ten bel1te iene Weni6en, Die
politiid beimatlos iino. 9as iinb piel-
fa6 Nationalio5ialilten, 8erufsiolba-
ten, 6liibtlinge uno iene Sungen, Die
al oen groBen Parteien feinen gu
gang finoen. sic iino politiid aftipe
MenI6en, oie iiber Die io5ialiitiide
&eihspartei Or. Dorls ooer bie
Deuti6e 8ruberl6aft zines Granfe-
@riefid gum meteorological itiiben
Serribaftsipitem 5uriidsefiibrt mer-
Sen iollen. Seute befinoen ii6 in ber
io5ialiltiiden &ei6spartei Wanner
ipie Gemer, Oberlt Nuoel ooer 8ed-
8roidditter, Der bis Dor fur5em fitb-
renoe Mann ser 8ruoeri6aft. unb
innerbalb oieier 8ruoeridaft betati-
gen ii6 1pie6er ser friibere @auleiter
Sofmann, ser als &onmiiiar bes bon
Der @eltapo beihlagnabnten 8ertno-
gems befannt gelporben lit. lub Ser
friibere @eids7 7Sugenbfiibrer Mr-
mann biirfte trok ieiner &ategoriite-
rung als Saupti6uloiger Ser 8rn-
beri6aft auminoeit nabeiteben. l1no
meIdes lit oas 3ieI Der 8ruoeridaft?
Mabn lebnt genau tpie emit 8eimar,
beute Die 8unoesrepublif ab unO iu6t
MnidluB an oen Often. Gas lest audi
sic Bermutung nabe, oaB 5niiben ben
Ge1ts- uno 2infsertremen bielfab
enge Berbinoungen beiteben uno oaB
oie @eloer fir Die Ginan5ierung aus
6erielben Queae fieBen. Nad Mniidt
Der 8ruoerihaft lit Or. Moenaner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-09

tt1SL oeL \tSoSIloJAiIA UOShoS WV
linfs uno re6ts" i6rieb iiingit eie
fatboliide Salbmonatsi6rift Settle
ler=@abt' C&olm:
@enau 1pie Dor 5lpan5ig SSabre1
5eigen ii6 au6 beute 5lpei groBe @es
fabren, Die SEN 8eItano unleres Staa-
tes beoroben. Die cine 5eigt iib I'M
&ommunismls, Ser nit oen Witteln
Ser @etpalt uno ser Saftif ieiit 3iel,
0euti6lano 5lt einem 8alallenItaat
Sopiet =&uBlanos 5ll nabe,t, 81 er-
reiben oeriubt. Sit allh oie 3eit nod
ni6t reif, Inn @etpalt antpeneen 81.
f0nnen, 10 peripre6en oo6 ieine Ne-
| tbooen ser 3erlebung unio mebr gr-
| foIg. 9eur naipe Wenlhen fonnett
glauben, baB bur9 bie @ablpecli1Ite
ser fommuniltiiden Bartei Die Sc
fabren gebannt ieien, Die bon bieier
Seite ber Droben. Sm @egenteil, Die
iaegale slrbeit geraoe lit peit gefdbrz
liber in Wtetbobe uno NirsunJ alS
| ieoe offene Museinanberlebu,t9. uro
geraoe in Der illegalen slrbeit iino Die
&ommuniIten groB, perfiigen iie BOD
iiber einen allsgebiloete:1 ausge5eiG)s
neten MitarbeiterItab uno iiher Eau.
Ienoe pon Selfern. Ilein in ciner
tpeI Itoeutl6en 8roBitaot beiteben asbt=
5ebn getarnte Srganiiatlnnen init Ell
genen giiros uno Yerioual, Oic in-
tenlip baran arbetten, Dos geee ibrer
3erlebungsarbeit INNER ipelter llnO
INNER enger 5u ipannen. sSSn Retrie<
ben unD 8eboroen iiten ibre @eiin-
nungsgenoiien, Sic piaig Sr!tel= l,no
Selferoieni ite leilten.
9ie gelamte slrbeit Mrs iinan3iert
obne 8eitrage, uno oeuuoG miiiien
geipaltige Summen porbenOen fem.
Si6tbar unG SEN itaatliber Srganea
befannt, miro bieie Irbeit geleiItet,
unb oeltno6 bat oieier Staot llitlt
Ole &raft, Oie 8eIese 81 i6affen, Die
ienen 8ei itrebungen oas Sanomerf lc-
gen, oeren 3iel ein5ig Sic Sernihtuns
Oes Staates lit. SIM @egenteil, Die
eeipannte 1pirtibaftlibe Gage uno oie
| fir biele Millionen unleres 8olfes
boffnungslolen io5ialen gerbdltniiIe
begiinltigen oieien Bro5eB Der Ger
Iebung in unporitellbarem MusmaB.
Sinau fomnt, baB peit mebr Men.
lden als mir glauben, iid fir Die
3ufunft riidperli6ern 1n0bten llno
tpeber bereit fino, iid fir Ben sluf-
bau unieres Staates 5ur Ser fiigung
gu itellen, nod oen Mut baben, cine
flare Ibmebrltellung gegeniiber Sen
Staatsfeinoen 5u be5ieben.
Sic reaftioldren &rGfte, sic suriid
81 Dem politii6en Spltem Don @ei-
NOR mo6ten, oerbauen oen @eg All
einem tpirflid Neuen uno laiien Mil-
lionen belonoers ser iungen Genera
tion abieits iteben. Sem beuti6en pc
litii6en 2eben feblen iene edten fon.
Ierpatioen &rafte, oie INN S6ulo uro
5ebler Ser oeutiden 8ergangenbeit
DiiIen uno eben 10 Inn sic abenolGn6:-
i6e Serpfli6tung bes be,1tiden 8oI-
fes. 0en politii6en 8arteien lit es
bis beute leioer nidt sell1ngen, auf
breiter 8aiis edte @efolgi6aft i'm
ToH gu finoen. sic fniipften gu itarf
tpteoer oa an, mo- iie 1888 aufb0ren
|muBten. 0ie GD1 (gbriitli9 -0emo-
fratilde llnion) als neue 8artei, o;e
oerantportlih elm idtperes @rbe in
etne nod i6tperere 3eit iibernebmen
uno bertpalten muBte, muB erit nod
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
ALASKA BARGAIN DAY

Edward Kethahn was not being facetious when he suggested to the Chamber of Commerce in his Alaska Day address last Thursday that since Alaskas price of $7200O00 was the biggest bargain in the world, Alaska Day should be celebrated Alaska Bargain Day with Juneau merchants cooperating with citywide sales.
 October IS, midway between Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day, would be excellent time of the year for promotion by merchants throughout the city of super special bargain day that would attract people into town and into all of the stores
 Fairbanks has cty-wide bed rock" bargain days that accomplish the purpose MT. Keithahn suggests and bring into Fairbanks, from the surrounding area people searching for bargains at "bed rock" prices.
 Certainly, if Alaska Day to become Alaska Bargain Day, many people could absorb little Alaska history along with their bargain day purchases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
20 YEARS AGO FIFE {rG~ EMPIRE
OCTOBER 20, 1881


 completed Farmers Dance" played by Smokey Melody 
 Russian author while the Alaska spent National represent interested the
 
 this Metcalf games alleys.
 Hickman w. A. Hensley guests at the Alaskan Hotel bridge Prize Duncan Miss to Miss Alberta Galwas.
 Having obtained contract carry Soapston Point the fishing boat Fern Capt Lowell today for Soapone
 spend at quarters the United States fiscal agent for that bureau left the Miss ONel there
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Saturday, October 20, 1851
NEUBERGER AT IT AGAIN

Richard Neuberger, self-styled authority on the cific Northwest and Alaska has extended his field
 include the Dominion of Canada. We of Alaska, lg honored by Neubergers articles congratulate
 madam neghbors who suspect need Neuberger e Custer needed another Indian
 The following editorial from the Alaska Weekly needs no ampfication We reprint it herewith: r. UNWORTHY OF CONSIDERATION
 MT. Richard Neuberger, publicist, writer and mem- ber of the state legislature of Oregon probably knows more about things than most of ever hope Ito learn. Currently he has blossomed out an authority all things Canadian, and recently uniformed the Vancouver Sun in an interview granted that publication that he had "seen more of Canada lthan 90 per cent of her people,"
 It will probably be great help to goodwill and E closer joining of interests between the two great North American nations to have the great Neuberger
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16 Arrive, B Leave On Pan American

Thirty-nine passengers flew in and out of Juneau Friday on Pan American Airways planes with 16 arriving and g leaving.
 Arriving from Seattle: Ward Car rol, MT. Goldstein, Mrs. Crystal Jenne, Fred and Harriet McGinnis William and Wilma Pratt, P. San- ford, Mrs. Vern Solomon, Terry Anne and Mrs. Arthur Solomon, Arnold Sorenson, Doug Star, Wilma Ligon.
 Leaving for Annette: Terrence Booth.
 For Ketchikan: Robert Mckinley, L. w. Tomlinson, Gordon Bertoson, Larue Lynn.
 For Seattle: The Kristans, L. R. Durkee, Jack Woods, Vivian Dub- mick, Ed Odien, Milt Odom. R. H. Leer, Mrs. Steve Vukovich, MT. and Mrs. Laht, Roger Vukovich, MT. Shadura, Mrs. Helen Bolgan, Helen Johnson, Clara Robinson.
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plan to shake up the White House staff as well as the Democratic National Committee.
 q think we need some new faces and new ideas in the White House. he said. I'm just getting the same old thoughts back again.
 He also added another interesting angle.
 Whoever gets the nomination next year." he said, shouldn't be handicapped by scandals at the Democratic National Committee that reach into the w hite House, even if the publicity is exaggerated by the newspapers.y
 The President remarked that he had decided Democratic Chairman Bill Boyle should resign some weeks ago, though Boyle's friends had pleaded with him against the move. Finally, he called Boyle over and said in effect: T know you've been complaining about your health. Be- fore We get into the campaign pre- liminaries, you'd better get a phys ical checkup."
 Boyle took the hint
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inform our Canadian friends that they are silly in their attitude on the subject of union' Why" said Neuberger "if were tied to the back of great bear which was charging along, I'd sure want to have some say as to where he going" According to this student of Canadian affairs and all-around pundit As far as Canadians trying to avoid American influ ence is concerned-well they just can't
 Naturally they can't any more than we can avoid Canadian influence. In simple thinking had not known that either nation trying to avoid the influence of the other Instead have been trying to work more and more closely together, with each nation according full consideration other in the interest of both
 We do not happen to be Canadian, but if were we would not appreciate the patronzing attitude of Richard Neuberger and afe willing to go record that it is attitude which does not reflect the thinking of any substantial number of the citizens of the United States
 It may be that history unfolds itself a union of Canada and the United States will prove eco- nomcay and politically desirable and it could con- ceivably develop that it will prove essential to the security of the two nations. In the meantime we can very nicely go along together with mutual respect and confidence in the job of building prosperous and mpregnable North America.
 And, just by way of keeping the record straight, if Mir Neuberger's opinions concerning Canada trustworthy as those he voubly expresses ing Alaska they do not merit consideration