davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1951-05-03
CLAYTON SCHOOL

Perfect attendance for April in
The various grades were: Marilyn
Williams, list grade = William
Carey, Clarence Conner, John Dun
mack, John Hobson, Robert Justis.
Michael Martin, Donald Massey,
Andrew Roth, Jerry Stewart, JAM
-es sylvester, Lynn Wheatley, JAM
-es Greene, Clarence Council, Ger
-tr,ide Smith, Betty Rutter, Hannah
Rae Ross, Hannah Rodan, Donna
Jones, Joyce Jarman, Karen Hol-
1ett, Virginia Ellis, Carolyn Davis,
Joyce Cole, Louise Chase.
Perfect attendance, grade 2 -
Herman Fortner, John Hunter,
Thomas Spencer, Elmer Walton,
Robert Walton, Betty j. Hestra,
Arlene Turner, Kathleen Straughn,
Eleanor Pinder, June johnson,
Margaret Hurd.
eo,Grades and 3-James e. An
tone, Jr., Edward H. Davis, Jackie
wv. Davis, Gail E. Jones, Marilyn
C. Jackson, Anne p. Hynson, Patsy
Ann Hurd, Betty Ann Hurd, Vir-
ginia L. Daniels, Louise G. Cole.
Grade g. Wayne Cole, Bernard
Davis, Oliver Ford, Charles Mast
Robert Robinson, Clark Ross, Ray
nnond Westrod, William Wiley
Mary Grace Justis, Judy Loder
Bessie Peterson, Leigh Robinson
Mary Ann Scheers, Mary Jane
Starkey, Vivian Virdin,. Dorothy
Shockley.
Grade 4-Roy Carey, Roger Cole
Robert Daniels, Richard Hudson
Ronald Ivory, Charles B. Swain
Ralph Warner, Willard Guessford
Robert Bowen, Mary Sue Salter
Janet Sylvester, Mary V. Hurd
Diane Hairgrove, Linda Gonce
Margery Edge, Grace Davis. Ethel
Davis, Joyce Carey, Norma Blendt
Grade Clara Burton, Daisy
Conner, Naomi Edge, Marie Hes
terra, Dale Loder, Donald Davis
David Dickerson, Jimmy Hess, Wal
ter Justice, John Martin, Pau
Piummer, Bobby Spencer, Jimmy
Walton, Eddie Turner, Lee Daniels
Grade O. Elaine Carey, Lois
Cole, Barbara Hobson, Janet John
son. Evelyn Painter, Patricia Potts
Elizabeth Reed, Ruth Ann Sylves-
ter, David Comegys, Hope Steele
Gilbert Scheers, Alfred Moor, Rob
ert Hurd, Harold Chambers, Frank
Brown.
Grade Richard Blevins, Johr
Clark, Earl Hurd, Richard John
son, Jay knight, Dewey Lavender
Bernard Martin, Walter Moffett
Frank Ross, Ronnie Stevens, Ralph
Walton, Robert Westrod, Isabe
Zippe, Ruth Ann Wiley, Charlotte
Pryor, Jean Ivory, Faith Houtman
Leora Drake, Jeanette Carey.
Grade 8-William Johnson, Cliff.
ton Rogers, Philip Voshell, Harold
Wiley, Mary A. Mormon, Cleo
Rogers, Julia Mabrey, Joan Funk
Janis Dixon, Dorothy Conner
Taruln ComegVS.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29

COME, let us spoil you at this smart new hotel
ON North Carolina's mspoiIed outer banks
Here's quiet, and most enjoyable spot, lovely
beach and ocean bathing no distracting conn
nercial activity, just rest and comfort in all that
the words imply excellent food, restful beds
of the better kind individual convenience
and comfort in every room
HERE we plan to make your vacation one ever
to be remembered with delight here, we
extend you the welcome, and the atmosphere
and service of the most exclusive resort hotels.
FOR EVERYONE, there is a cabana-type
ocean-front, Living Bedroom with individual
dressing room and bath, operated on the Euro
pean plan, So per day per person double occu-
pancy complimentary European Breakfast
BUILDING THIS HOTEL on the Dare County
Coast has been inspired because of our own
pleasant visits time after time in this vicinity
We believe our love for this region, our pleasant
relations with its friendly people, will enable us
to provide just the right type of hotel that so
many travellers seek
AMecca For The Tired, for Those Who Wish to
Enjoy Life At It's Fullest and Best ;. :. For People
Who Appreciate Consideration, Remembrance
and Constant Effort for Comfort.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
kAUNAS- kASSELISi- CLEVELAlDAS

81 sekmadieni, Clevelando lie
tuviQ saleje rengiamas aktoriaus
ir operetes dainininko Petro Ma
zelio benefisinis vakaras - kon-
certas. :,
Petras Mazelis yra dar jau-
mas, Lietuyoje pagarseti nespe-
jes menininkas. Mokesis daina-
Vino Kauno konservatorijoje
(jo mokytojai buvo E. Vittingas,
P. Oleka, A. Kutkus), lankes
dramos studija, mokesis ir bale
to (klasikinio - mokytoja Ole
kiene, moderniojo - Nasvyty-
te), scenoje jis pasirode Kaune,
1941 metals, pradejus savaran-
kiai veikti operetei. Kaune Xxi
1914 metu jis spejo pasirodyti
solisto rolese siose operetese:
Linksmoji nasle, Grovas Lux
semburgas, Lengvoji kavalerija,
Sirdis ir rankos.
lvykiai scenine karjera nu-
trauke. 1914 m. rugpjucio 20 d.
P. Mazelis Kretingoje vokieciu
buvo sugautas, ir drauge su
daugeliu kitu isgabentas j Vo-
kietija prie darbu. Karui pasi-
baigus, P. Mazelis atsidure tarp
kitty tremtiniu stovykloje ties
Kasselio miestu. Cia jis drauge
su A. Liepinu ir kitais, suor-
ganizavo "Laisves Teatra", ku-
riuo Kasselio stovykla ne tik
sau dziaugesi, bet ir didziavosi
"paskolindama" j daugeliui XII
tu stovyklu. Jis turejo progos
pasirodyti net Kasselio miesto
dideliame teatre.. 10 dalyviai So
keJal dalyVaudaVO kaSSellO Ope-
ros spektakliuose. P. Mazelis cia
buvo ir organizatorius, ir auto
RUS, teko7 jam cia If rezisuoti, II
dekoracijas gaminti, dainuoti,
vaidinti, sokti :. Kartu mokesi
ir dainavimo pas prof. A. Ber-
ger. bel prof. A. Won Stoch.
Prasidejus 1emigracijai, Sis.
'darbas vel turejo nutrulzti. l949.
metals sP.. Mazelis, jau Iciurlio-
nieciu. seimoje, satsirado sCleve-
landss saM AalyMvSao
oiurlionio ansanib iblyje, kur eiiia
ir .rezisoriaus pareigas, suorga-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
6e&5@!?&!{@5{@Iafdts%2 |? @&!{@5{Iaf
MINDAUGO KRIKsTO

sukakties minejimas ivyks Is d..
sia tvarka:
10 val. iskilmingos pamaldos
sv. Jono katedroj (1007 Superior
Ave.). Jas laikys ir pamoksla
pasakys katedros rektorius
msgr. r. Walsh. Giedos Ciurlio-
MO ansamblis, vadovaujamas
muz. Alf. Mikulskio.
Tuoj po pamaldu minejimas
= akademija sv. Jono kolegijos
saleje Cathedral Sq.). Paskai-
ia skaitys istorikas DR.. Antanas
Kucas, Scrantono universiteto
profesorius. Menine programa
atliks dainininkai J. Kristolaity-
te ir J. Kazenas. Deklamuos ak
torius j. Gatautis ir j. Stempu-
zis.
Iejimas nemokamas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
CLEVELANDAS DIEPHOLZUI

Diepholzo Vasario 16 d. gim-
nazijai remit komisija Clevelan-
de gavo 25 dolerius is Amerikos
Lietuviu Tautines Sajungos Gle
velando skyriaus.
Komisija issiunte j Vokietija
vel 200 doleriu minetai gimnazi-
jai aukQ. siais metals jau is
siqsta 800 doleriu.
Komisija daro visas pastan-
gas, kad Xxi Nauju Metu galetu
surinkti bent Xxi 1000 doleriu
auku.
Todel artimiausiu laiku. bus
issiuntineta aukuotojams auku
knygutes uz s. m. paskutini ket-
verti. Gave knygutes maloneki-
te SUI auka grazinti komisijai
Xxi gruodzio men. pabaigos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
MEMO VAKARA

rengia Dainos choras, sekmadie-
nj, lapkricio rs d., Naujosios Pa
rapijos saleje. Bus solo, duetai,
deklamacijos ir kitos pramogos.
Didziausia programos dali is
pildys sio choro dainininkes va
dovaujamos Pr. Pesiui.
Po koncerto bufetas ir sokiai,
grieziant Nemanio orkestrui.
Pradzia 500 val. Iejimas Is c.
Pelnas N. Parapijos baznycios
statybai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

nizavo (ALT Sajungos globoje)
jaunimo teatra "Ruta", kurio
pirmas grazus pasirodymas ivy
ko 1850 metu geguzes z d., =
B. Voveraites "zirgones ir Cal
les" pastatymu. Siuo metu P.
Mazelis rengia nauja "Rutos"
teatro premiere - M. Venclaus-
ko pasaka "Burtininko pinkle-
se". ST premjera numatoma 1862
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
VOKIETIJOJE
LIETUVIAMS LIGONIMS

Kaledu proga A. Mulioliene ir
j. Stuogiene sudejo bel is pa
zistamQ parinko ir issiunte pi-
nigu bel maisto siuntiniu. iris
siuntinius paaukojo Vladislava
sukiene po viena En-. Pra-
plauskiene, Vincenta Johanso-
niene ir Blalnche Pepper. Pini-
gals aukojo: A. Mulioliene
$40, Juozas Dumbaras So,
P. Muliolis, j. O'Bell, S. J. Sa-
mas, Della Jakubauskiene - po
$5.- ir dar 10 asm. suaukojo
$15.-.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

m. sausio 27 d. Be to, siuo metu
P. Mazelis rezisuoja Gruso "Te-
va.
Sio sekmadienio koncerte
drauge su P. Mazeliu dalyvauja
ir Kauno operetes soliste S. Ku-
dokiene, kurios partneriu P. Ma
zeliui, pradedant savo scenine
karjera, teko butt visoje eileje
Kauno operetes vaidinimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
LIETUvIsKQ KNYGQ

isigyti galima "Dirvos' redakci-
joje ir Spaudos Kioske, kuris
atdaras sv. Jurgio parapijos sa-
leje kiekviena sekmadieni nuo
10 Xxi l valandos. Spaudos Kios-
ke galima uzsisakyti ir visus
Getuviskus laikrascius bel zur-
nalus arba pratesti ju prenume-
rata.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
KAS MATYTIN.A
CLEVELANDE

Nuo .sio antradienio mieste
pradeta srodyti pagarsejusi ir'
daug milionu dol. kastavusi fill
ma pgl. H. Sienkeviciaus roma
ma "Quo Vadis". il ir reklamuo-
jana daugiau uz kitas. Ar rex
lama atitinka jos kokybe, teks
pasisakyti veliau. il bus rodo-
ma miesto centre bent apie pora
men. Siuo metu daugiau vertin-
gu filmu mieste nematyti =
nebent "Imperatoriaus lakstin-
gala" L. Mall teatre - il atrodo,
savaites pabaigoje = pakeis re-
ta filminio memo isimti "Hofma-
no pasakas" anglu meistris-
kai .nufilmuota opera. Hannos
teatre (E. 15s gt) sia savaite
baigiamos BroadWayaus teatro
gastroles is New Y Yorko SUI Anne
rikoje ir kitur pagarsejusia kov-
boju: operete "Oklahan1a' ir nuo
pirmadienio jos vietas uzima XII
ia New Yorko ,teatro .trupe su
filmu artistu Edv.. Robinsonu If
lietuviams zinomoje A.. Koestle-
rio apysakoje - sdranloje Tam
sa vidudieny". .'Naujass premjeras
state trys Play House teatraiair
negru Karamu teatras. Shame
pastarajame pazymetinas veng-
ru Molnaro pjeses ,Liliom' pa
statymas. Koncertq pasauly. pa
zymetini G. Sell diriguojami
simfonines muzikos koncertai4
Severance Hall Isl ketvirtadie-l
nj ir sestadieni salia violencelis-
to L. Rose pasirodymo Dvorako
koncerte su orkestru, bus ispil-I
domi ir Vagnerio 'kuriniai -
uvertiura is "Tannhauserio" ir
preliudas "Nuernbergo Meis-
tersingerius". Is kitty memo ap-
raisku Clevelande dar minetinas
mongolu sokejos Tel Ko pasiro-
dymas Muziejuje penktadienio
vakara ir sekmadieni popiet.
RKO Keith's lO5th
Lapkricio t21 z :27 ID. THE
Desert Fox" su James Mason,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
SUTUOKTUVES

81 sestadieni, lapkricio "a d., 8
val. 80 min. sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje ivyksta Malvinos Rudaity-
tes ir Jono svarco sutuoktuves.
>Apeigu metu giedos Aldona
Stempuzien6. y. s
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
VIEsA PASKAITA

Liet. Teisininku Dr-jos Gle
velando skyrius gruodzio 2 d.,
11:3O val. lietuviu saleje rengia
viesa paskaita. Paskaita skaitys
adv. julius Smetona, tema ''Tei-
ses mOkymas ir praktika Ameri-
koje".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
SLA 1876 KUOPOS VAKARAS

bus advento isvakarese, gruo-
dzio / d., lietuviq saieje. Pradzia
Z val. yak. Programme dalyvaus
seniausias Clevelando lietuviu
Dainos choras ir soliste N. Bra
ziuliene, be to, bus deklamacijQ
ir KIT. Bilietai po Is c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
ISNUOMOJAMAS

butas su baldais ir visu apsta-
tymu. Viena marba dviems EMO
mems.
1875 E. s2nd St. (4s)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
81 sEsTADIENI

SLA Ia kuopos seimyninis va
karas lietuviu saleje. Pradzia Z
val. yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
M. DROsUdUI 60 METQ

Clevelandieciui senosios lietu-
viu kartos veikejui M. Drosuciui
suejo 60 metu amziaus. Girdeti,
kad jo atkviesti tremtiniai ruo-
sia pagerbima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
I$TIKUS GAISRO
NELA1MEI

Kada jusu namai arba ra.
kandai tampa sunaikinti arbs
sugadinti ugnies, kreipkites
P. J. KERsIS, del apkainavi.
mo, ko visada reikalauja ap.
draudos kompanijos pirm, ne
gu iSmoka uz nuostolius.
p. j. KERSIS
6O9-l2 Society for Saving Bid
Telef.: Main 1-1773. i
Rezidencija: PENINSULA 2521
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
PIGIAI PARDUODAMAS

pecius ir virtuvinis stalas. Kreip.
tbs po 500 val. p. p. Telefonu
UT 1-249l
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
TREMTINIQ DR-JOs
SUSIRINKIMAS

ivyks gruodzio men. 9 d. II 80
val. Lietuviu saleje. Bus svars-
toma persiorganizavimas j Pa
saulio Lietuviu Bendruomene ir
kiti klausimai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
RKO Keith's 1O5th

Lapkricio p e 27 ID. ,'The
Desert Fox su James Mason,
Jessica Tandy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
SILL IN BASKETBALL

Wholesale corruption was ex-
posed in the basketball world and
the sordid tale of bribery touched
the team of one Of the outstand-
ing Jewish sportsmen, coach Nat
Holman. Holman's City College
of New York squad was one of
those involved in the mess, which
resulted in taking CCNY out of
Madison Square Garden and
bringing games back to the cam
pus.
Adolph Shayes of Syracuse in
the National Association showed
himself to be one of the top play
ers in the league. The MIA took
historic step at its annual meet
ing in Syracuse by instituting a
12-foot lane. Maurice Podoloff
was reelected president and Has
kell Cohen, for many years the
writer of this column, was re-
named publicity director.
Abe Saperstein's Harlem Globe
trotters continued packing in
basketball fans throughout the
world with the same top-notch
playing that has won them a
global reputation /. !. (Bill Wolf
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Tallahassee, Florida
ISolationisln and the Jew

Why should we send them our
wheat?"
Always we draw lines. We
draw line and say our respon-
sibility ends at this point. But
Einstein has shown that the old
geometry of lines having no rela-
tionship with one another is err
roneous. In the Einsteinian geom-
etry even parallel lines meet
which means to say that all the
world is related.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Continued from Pose 40)

NSVWVuUUeU ITUM FU9G RVT
Jews of Berditcheff as they well
deserve, but you see, I am not a
local man."
He wasn't a local man, there
fore he might laugh. The sins Of
Berditcheff did not bother him
just as the Wilma community
leaders wanted to close their
charities to the needy from other
cities. Just as some, people in
America said, LET India starve.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Arlington Legislators
Decline Public MEETING Biz

Arlington's three-member dele
cation to the Virginia General
Assembly has declined an invita-
ton to attend a public meeting
sponsored by the County Board to
discuss legislative program.
In a letter addressed to the
board, November 20. the Demo-
cratic trio. Senator Charles r.
Fenwick and Delegate j. Maynard
Magruder and George Damn, said,
1T will be inconvenient for us to
be with you on the evening OF
December g."
Board Chairman Mrs. Florence
Cannon had no comment on the
refusal last night. saying the
board had not received the letter
The meeting Is to be held in the
Circuit Court room at 8 pm.
eff the Arlington County Board
has a legislative program which
deals particularly with local gov
Iernment, we would be most pleased
to have you forward the same to
us for our consideration so that
it may be considered along with
communications from other inter-
ested citizens and groups" the
delegation declared.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Lawyers to Pay Fee, Take Oath
To Practice in Municipal Court

filing of papers to collect after
first action against the garnishee.
A new set of rules to govern
practice before the criminal divi-
sion of the court also has been
adopted, to become effective jan
uary 2, Judge Barse said. The
new rules in the criminal division
are designed to streamline the
practice and procedure, Judge
Barse said.
Copies of the new rules will be
available in printed form about
mid-December, Judge Barse said.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Warm Air Strata
Keeps D. c. Area
Under Smoky Haze

Temperature inversion" was
the Weather Bureaus explanation
of the smoky haze that hung over
much of the Capital last night.
About so persons called the Fire
Department. Most of the calls
came from the Northeast section
of the city. Guests in hotels near
Union Station said they could not
see across the plaza.
The departments answer to
queries was that there was no fire
that the concentration of smoke
was due to weather conditions.
The Weather Bureau explained
that the term temperature inver-
sion is used when ascending pilots
encounter warmer air as they
climb the first few hundred feet.
Ordinarily the air is colder on the
way up.
Under such conditions, it was
explained. smoke does not expand
and rise as usual but accumulates
close to the ground.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

While Florida and California
fight it out with claims of Ions
life for their residents, the District
came up with a higher mediar
age than either of those States
showed in 1850 Federal censu;
study.
The Census Bureau reported
yesterday that the median age fol
District people was 1913. The
Washington metropolitan area
median was 30.7.
Both figures were above the ma
tional median of 30.1 on the basis
of the census last year. The ma
tional median was almost double
the 15.9 median recorded in the
first census of 1870.
The median age, according to
the Census Bureau. is not the
average age. 1t is a designated
point in a statistical series, so
drawn that one-half of the indi-
viduals in the series are on one
side and half on the other. Thus,
the current median for the Dis
trict means there we're as many
people here above the age of 32.S
years as below it last year.
Florida, with a median age OF
81 as against California's median
of 80, came out on top in another
respect to age. A survey of 81
metropolitan areas disclosed that
the Miami and Tampa-St. Peters
burg metropolitan areas had the
highest median age of population
1t was SO.
The Census Bureau did not say
so, but a lot of retired people &c
to Florida to live.
Charleston's Figure Is 26.5.
Two other Southern metropoli-
tan areas, San Antonio, Tex, and
Charleston, w. Va, had the low
est median of any of the 81 areas
in the Census Bureau sampling
It was 26.5.
AS for the separate States ano
the District. Missouri led with a
median age of 1877. New York
was close behind with 1915. The
Evening star., 1951-12-02

ernment employees and a news
paper press man.
One of them was Miss Ada
Mitchell, 544 Argyle drive, Falls
Church, an FBI Identification
division employe. who led the first
fight of five planes over a set
course. With red cowboy boots
and a piercing rebel yell, Miss
Mitchell was flying the FBI Rec
reation Associations Ercoupe. 1t
was no novelty. A veteran of five
forced landings, one of which
was in a Georgia hog pen in last
years International Air Race. she
has 300 hours in her log book.
Two Youths, ii, Help.
Another. was Pvt. James A.
Alger, 16-year- old George Wash
ington High School boy of 2706
Sycamore street, Alexandria, who
Evening star., 1951-12-02

an chemist. Warrant Officer A.
Eleanor Davis, "a, of 3125 North
Eighth street. Arlington, who has
put 900 hours in a log book since
1916.
The newspaper press man-re-
ferred to as Mister Civil Air Pa
troll because he has the record
of the longest continuous service
and is commandant of the cadets
is Maj. Joseph Bergling, 43, o1
1888 Quincy street NV, an en-
ploye of The Daily News.
The big operation, one of the
patrols major projects, was han.
died by Capt. Herman Demick. 38
of 1923 Connecticut avenue NV.
a technical writer for the Engi-
neering and Research Corp, Riv.
erdale.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

spent the day on radio communi-
cation. At Is, he has 5l2 hours
of f1ying-gained from a $75
scholarship donated to the Alex
andria Squadron by the Elks Club.
Young hopefuls. still too young
to be CAP cadets, were on hand
to be helpful with paper work.
Both IA, they were David Dun
KUN, of 35 Jefferson street NE,
and William King. of 1872 Jeffer-
son street NV.
One of the pilots was 1t. Harold
Taylor, Is. of 708 Rhode Island
avenue NV, a District truck
driver during his working hours
and a 200-plus- hour pilot of his
own Aeronca Chief as a CAP
member.
Among the veterans was a wom-
Evening star., 1951-12-02
assistant

Outside the operations Office,
also giving their time and effort
and ready for come what may
were two Red Cross first aid work.
ers, Miss Dorothy Towns, 1924
Connecticut avenue NV, and Mrs
Carl Morrison, 532 Knollwood
drive, Falls Church, whose hus-
band, a CAP major, also headed
up the Red Cross detail assigned
to yesterdays test.
Only nom workaday note in the
whole program came early, when
wing officers stood with base Com
mandant Roger M. Grow to review
$500 Boiling Air Force Base air
men. The review was held in
honor of the patrols 10th ami
verSary.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

ing emphasis not merely to its
economic purposes and effects, but,
above all, to it's humanitarian and
social Justification"
Next month, DR.. Davidson said,
Canada will place in effect its
vast new old age security program
providing old age security pay
ments on universal basis, free
of the means test, to all persons
70 years and over. He recalled
that Canada spent only SIS mil
lion in 1918 for public welfare
mostly for health and hospitals
compared with SIS billion sched-
uled for 1852 under the expanded
program.
The associations board of di-
rectors yesterday unanimously
adopted a resolution. reaffirming
its position that Transformation
on administrative = 5ons ot
public welfare shol liable
but that individua shoulo
not be publicized. declareo
there should be full protection oi
the indentity of needy individuals
and Of information about theil
personal circumstances.
The board went on record as
saying that publication of public
assistance rolls for their own sake
is neither economical nor humane
The amendment to the Social Sc
curlty Act, sponsored by Senator
Jenner, Republican. of Indiana
permits states. under certain cir.
cumstances, to make public the
names of those on welfare rolls
But this must not be done fol
commercial or political purposes
officials declared.
/ The association during part O.
yesterday split up into sections
and discussed various phases o,
welfare work.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

were In action over a 13-State
area, but how good they were at
lit only headquarters of the Air
Defense Force will know. No con-
clusions were made public and
no critique was held.
Aircraft from all the armed
services and 1000 from CAP were
in the skies over the 13-State
area.
From Hybla Valley Airport,
CAPS National Capital Wing few
nearly 100 sorties over Virginia to
give spoilers a change to note the
kind of airplane, number of en-
gines, direction, altitude and
speed.
To do it. the project required
the rank and file-schoolboys and
a truck driver; businessmen, Gov
Evening star., 1951-12-02
D. &. Is Ahead of Both Florida
And California in Medion Age

lowest were the 24.6 for Missis-
sippi and "a for New Mexico
Maryland's median age was listed
as 27.4 and Virginia's at 27.4.
Besides the Washington metro
politan area median of 30.7, other
metropolitan area survey findings
showed Baltimore with 31.2, Bos-
ton, 1913; Chicago, 1872; st. Louis,
1873; Detroit, 30.3; Los Angeles,
1876; New York City and north
western New Jersey. 32.5; Phila-
delphia, 1913; Richmond, 31.5. and
Norfolk Portsmouth, Va, 27.6.
The Census Bureau noted that
the National median has increased
in every decennial census since
1890. In 1910 it was 20, in 1880
it was 26.5, in 1920 it was 25.3. in
1900 it was 22.9, in 1850 it was 1879
and in 1900 it was 16.