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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

Editors Note; We extend 90 Nell
Russell. our s"lurnnist. the SANE
privilege Wr assume for ourselves.
to-Wft: % oFtticIZe Negroes.
whites. JsW~ az GeutiIrs. Protss-
tAHt Sr Cathode. individually ~
collectively Wfsrn n 3. warranted.
We do not assume that beca8@e
~ fight for tb~ rights - All
American ninoYitIes---that Sitber
NsKToes, JeWs or Catholics are
Slnssn-paEr % free ~ either pre-
JndIes % eTpIoltatiSa ~ otheTS.
Therr arr nlany opinions In NeEFs
columns ~ any sOIunsB which sp-
pears eitbsF here 90 In StheT pa
prs which 49, rad. with WAieh
We Do nat aGIe~. HOWEVER,. 49, o.
fend tn night 81 h0nest writers 30
state thrtT opimISns % VtsSS
WhetlseE thSss views ass popaiAr
~ are shmF-d BY M 90 not We ao
net saAaesshe 20 tAs thesgy dat
tn way 10 secure msB0Tity lights
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

IIunr For Christmas Gerald
Blackwell. son nf Mr. and Mrs
u. n Blackwell Sr, 3Si7 Fourth
Ave. So, II In town for the hnli.
days. while here he IL staying At
the home Of his brother and sis.
tcr-inslaw, Mr. and Mira mi
blackwell. 2b2i Fourth Ave No
Mr. blackwell In n scminahan at
the CrnAirr Fathers Seminary,
Onamia. MINI
Christmas Dinner, Mr. and Mrs
NnrvRl l. Barksdalc, 1908 Emor-
son Ave No, were hosts Ia Mrs
BarkndaIcs sister, Mrs Ernestinc
Young and Mrs YnunRs twp
nieCrs Hazel and Atha Young at
Christmas dinner
Visitor From Chicago Miss
Gloria Jackson 81 Chicago arrived
Thursday, Dec ~ 10 spend "a week
In IN" city. She IL the daughter nf
Mi and Mrs BcrtrRm Slaughter
1900 Portland Ave
Visiting Here Mrs Ruth Down.
ing Omaha. Nobr. spent christ
mas Day In the clty ~ tho guest
at her aunt. Mrs John Maxwell
1920 goth Ave 10 Mr. and Mira
Maxwell also had ~ their dinner
guests Christmas Day, Mr. and
Mrs Robert TAYLOR and Mrs iio.
bert Green Mrs Downing r.
turned a. Omaha "Wednesday eve.
ming
Daughter Born. Nj and Mira
Lowis Jenkins 500 oak Lakc
Ave. are the parents 81 a baby
daughter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAU

Twins Honorcd on Birthday; Mr., Emma Williams and
Mrs Anna Banks Of honor their birthday Tues
day, Dee -, at dinner gwen by Mrs Williams daughter and
son IN law. Mr. and Mrs rmlc Frcrunu Sr -, lchart Ave
Helping thCm to celebrate Misses Connie Brown and
Gloria Williams, Mrs Eva Stewart McsSs VI Wolcu sam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS

Home For Christmas Mr., Melvin Stone, Sr Bell Aircraft,
Corp, Buffalo n Y, Corporal Stanley Stone 4lSt Signal
Corps Fort Bliss, Texas and Pfc Ronald Stone USAF Gun
merry School Denver Colo arrived the city within hours
each other Sunday morning Dee - spend Christmas with
their wife and mother Mrs Opal Stone SS BRYANT Ave No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

ucl wraRg and NJ MrGulrr. ami
nttlo Misses Alma and Marsha
Stewart, Masters rhnc Freeman
IN Phillip and Alfred Stewart
Ir The Stewart children arr the
children of Alfred Stewart who II
at tho present time stations IN
Germany.
Visitor From Chicago Mrr
Virgil Travis, Chicago, arrived
Dec % to spend two weeks Hsit
tng relatives and friends while
hcrr she viii bc the guest Of her
sister and brother In law, Mr. and
Mrs Nelson Halengcr Sr, hI2
Carroll Ave. an aunt and uncle.
Mr and Mrs ~ G. Wlyari, TO2
~ Anthony Ave- and brother
and sister In law, MIR and Mrs
Milton ncauford. 1000 Carroll
Ave
Defender Artist Nialtsl Chester
Cnmmndorr STAFF artist on the
Chicago Defender, " IN the city
for the holidays Visiting HIS par
cnts Mr. and Mrs Pascal Com
modnrr. ii7 N Kent Mr. Cnmmo.
durc Ia creator of The Sparkle"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

granting jewish men 72-hour
Rosh Hashonah passes always
depending, of course, on the tacti-
cal situation) covering the period
of 80 Sept. to 2 Oct. The .Yom Kip
pur pass-Oct. 9 and 10 will be
for SO hours. / have every expec-
tation that our observances will
be exceedingly well attended and
that they will be on the tradition
al high plane.
made almost daily trips to the
fighting front-and don't think
for moment that there isn't
great deal of fighting going on.
There's still plenty to be scared
about here and do my share of
quaking. Just the other day, for
example, as we were going up in
our jeep, there was a burst some
distance away. It must have af-
fected the driver of another jeep
coming toward us, for he started
to head right for us, head-on! We
plunged into the ditch with not an
inch to spare! might be even
more frightened than am, but
I've been working so hard-12 to
18 hours a day-that being scared
is a luxury I can't afford to in
dulge too freely.
On these frequent trips to the
front, / must confess that I am a
popular figure. I give the boys
JWB food and supplies and such
other stuff as I have been able
to scrounge for them Owe become
the biggest scrounger in Korea). I
distribute towels, blades, mirrors,
candy, cigars, books, and the like.
Some of these items I scrounge
from Special Services and the Red
Cross, but I have learned from the
Women's Organizations Division
Of JWB that we shall be getting
these comfort items from them in
substantial enough quantity, so I
shall be able to cut down on my
scrounging career.
On another front" something
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
THE Railroad Center

occurred recently which will GER
tainly go down in my memory
book for keeps. I had just COM
pleted scheduled prayer service
for rather good-sized congrega-
ton, when a group Of eight men
pulled up, two of them, it devel-
oped, being doctors attached to
the 9th (Wolfhound) Regiment.
They were terribly disappointed
to learn that they had missed the
regular services, but without a
moments hesitation I launched
into complete new service-just
for the eight men-and I have
rarely seen people so thrilled and
delighted. It was, truly, an exalted
religious experience to watch the
gratitude and fervor with which
they worshipped.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

chaplains chief, Chaplain (Col)
Frank A. Tobey: first, the place
selected as the central location in
each Corps area where High Holy
Day services are to be held; Sec
ond, an outline of arrangements
made for transporting, feeding,
and billeting the prospective wor-
shippers. Armed with this detail
ed information, Chaplain Tobey
will then proceed to his front Of
flee" and have a directive issued,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA
R0SH HASH0NAH IN KOREA
BY CHAPLAIN HARRY z. scHRE1NER
Somewhere in Korea

Somewhere in Korea
just returned from flight to TX and Corps head
the Jewish High Holy Day OBJ
task requiring sYnchroni
the careful working out Of great
conference with Chaplain Rkel
Chaplain Elihu Ricke is the Jewish chaplain serving
Korea) shall be able to submit
reqson Army headquarters covering the
Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur schedules.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

This entails kind of two-fold
notification to the Eighth Army
, 1951-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS is
scheduled to sail from New
York August 31st, and is due
at Frederiksted on or about
September 9Th, accepting
freight for Guadeloupe, Marti-
nique, St. Lucia, Barbados, St.
Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad,
Georgetown and Paramaribo.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwln & Co., Inc.
, 1951-08-31
NORTH KOREANS

N0AL444 N04hAA4NO -.
they would be obliged to pull
back from five to ten miles to
the next ridgeline.
U. S. Fifth Air force bomb
ers attacked rail yards and
supply lines in North Korea,
also north Of Sinanju. One Of
Britian's new twin jet meteor
fighters was lost on Wednes-
day in a battle with 40 MICS
near the Yalu River and one
American Shooting Star jet
was lost to ground fire.
, 1951-08-31
SPORTS =.
OTHER RESULTS:
American League

Boston Red Sox 10, Detroit
Togers 4. Philadelphia Athletics 6,
Cleveland Indians 2.
The New York Yankees now
lead in first place by a " game
and the Cleveland Indians are
now dropped to to second place.
Martin pitched for the Athletics
and Teller for the Indians.
National League
Boston Braves Is, Chicago Cubs
2. Dodgers 3, Reds /. Cardinals 6;
Phillies 3.
The Brooklyn Dodgers now has
a z game lead in the National
League.
, 1951-08-31
"MAHOO" M -.
That mark stood for 2 years.

"a World War II veteran,
James was supposed to enter
Morgan State college in Balti-
more, Maryland, this year but
decided to play ball instead. If
he doesn't play ball next year,
he'll be going to Morgan after
, 1951-08-31
all

"A glowing report on James
pitching performance was car
ried in the Gloverville press.
One three-deck headline pro-
"Walt James,, 31-year-
old Pitcher From V. l., Pitches
His Way Into Glover Fans
Hearts"
, 1951-08-31
National League
TRUMAN -.

TRUMAN -.
Washington.
Two Legion Posts Of Winnie
bago, Nebraska, has supplied a
twenty-four hour guard COM
posed Of whites and Indians
around the coffin at the flu
neral home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20
SENIAU lR DABAR
X. S. KARPIUS
X. S. KARPIUS

iris Lietuvai gelbeti ikurtus
Americas lietuviu fondus. Kata-
likai bande visus ijungti j savo
Tautos Taryba, nesutikdami ISL
leisti po lygu skaiciu atstovu is
tautininku ir socialistQ sroviu.
Pagaliau socialistai visai atsi-
sake detis, kad tautininkai ir
katalikai JUGS nenustelbtQ.
1918, gruodz. Is - Kataliku
spauda vel pradejo pulti tauti-
ninkus, aiskiai noredama suar-
dyti sudaryta bendra Pildomaji
Komiteta, kuris veike Lietuvos
reikalais.
Gruodz. 1918 - Value Lie
tuvos politikai, j tautininku Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybes Fonda
suplauke virs $4,000.
1919 gruodz. 1S, - Atvykus
Lietuvos Finansinei Misijai, Jo-
no Vileisio vadovaujamai, New
Yorke, ivyko veikeju suvaziavi-
mas. Isteigta Lietuvos Laisves
Paskolai komitetas.
1920 gruodz. Is - Kun. Jonas
zilius pranese, kad Lietuvos sau-
liams vel pasiusta $18,837 Anne
rikoje surinktu auku.
1921, gruodz. 13 - Veikejas
A. Striupas padirbdino Lietuvos
veliava ir paskyre tai kolonijai,
kuri surinks daugiausia auku
Lietuvos sauliams. Oar Jonui
Vileisiui esant Amerikoje, sau'
liams surinkta $70,878. Veliava
laimejo Newarko kolonija, SUI,
rinkusi $9,372.
Gruodz. 9, 1922 - Chicagoje
isteigta Lietuviu biznieriy
Chamber of Commerce. Pirmi.
ninkas - J. j. Elijosiuys, sekr
rasytojas Hertmatavicius, izdi
ninkas - Lietuvos zydas P
Shift.
1925, gruOdz. Is - Isvaziave
Lietuvon kun. S. KiSkis ir stud
"A. Tylenis, surinke ateitinin.
kams $4,000.
1925, grudz. - Per iStisus
metus ejo atkaklios kovos 81
komunistais, kurie kesinosi uz
grobti SLA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20
Ar pazlsti s. kraSta?
Jungtiniu Valstybiu miestai
Ar New Yorkas lygintinas su Paryzziium?

gauti bilieta ir nebutinai tik j
ta spektakli -.
Ne tik sis>miesto spinduliavi-
mas politikos ir memo srityse
daugeli vercia pagalvoti = kaip
butq gera gyventi New Yor-
ke! Panasuma su Paryzium ra-
SINE dar vienoje srity = tai jo
tarptautinis pobudis. Tx Shame
mieste tremtiniai gall jaustis
labiau mamie, tarp sau lygiu
zmoniu, bet ne kaip vietiniu
demesi ar net neapykanta kelias
elementas. Vaiksciokit gatvemis
ir stebesites, kick daug jose is
girsite ivairiausiu kalbu ir kick
daug laikrasciu ivairiomis kali
bomis mirguliuoja kioskuose.
Viso pasaulio ateiviai pirmoje
eileje buriasi New Yorke ir
tick dideli ju skaiciai cia kuria-
81, tick Shame mieste daug (mi-
lionai) italy ir zydu tautybes
zmoniu, kad atvykusios antrojo
pasaulinio aukos visai dingsta
toje tarptautineje juroje. Cia
nera savokos DIP, cia visi lygus
laisvoje ateivius priglaudusioje
sally. Vietiniai lietuviai net nu-
stebo patyre, kad kituose mics
tuose j tremtinius ziurima kaip
j vilkus, kaip j kitos planetos
zmones ar kad amerikieciu spau-
dole pasirodo prizes juos nukreip-
tq straipsniu. Esa, jei New
Yorke kas spaudoje uzpultu tuos
DIP ar vengtu duoti darbo, tai
toxic armonai net tu paciq mi
lionQ zydu tuctuojau butQ is
mesti uz Visuomenes ribq. Tad
siuo poziuriu miestas tikrai pri-
mena ParyziQ. Del siu bruozu
jis galetu butt laikomas ir ant
rojo pasaulinio karo auhu pa
saulio sostine.
Daug kuo stebina Sis miestas.
Daug kan jis kelia ir daug SEN
timentQ. Gal daugiausia Italians
ir olandams. Prancuzu karaliaus
Pranciskaus | Jarnyboje buves
italas Giovanni da Verrazzano
buvo pirmasis europietis islipes
New Yorko ilankoje 1924 m.,
o olandai 1923 m. pradeje kras-
to kolonizavima. Viskas cia di-
dziausia, ilgiausia, giliausia . .
stai dar keletas idomesniu sta.
tistiniu duomenu: mieste kal.
bama 83 kalbomis, telefonu yrs
per 3 MIL, esama per $4,000 res
toranu ir valgyklu laikomu 81
tautybiQ zmoniQ, vienos pozemi
MO gelezinkelio linijos vienos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20
NEGRV IsLAISVINIMO
AKTAS

Nors prezidentas Abraomas
Lincoln isleido negru vergijos
panaikinimo proklamacija sau-
sio l, 1868, kongresas oficialiai
vergijos panaikinimo istatyma,
kaip trylika prieda prie konstl-
tucijos, prieme tik gruodzio 18,
1865 metals. Tada prezidentas
Lincoln jan buvo nuzudytas, ir
jau buvo baigesis pietiniu ir
siauriniu valstiju pilietinis ka-
ras, prasidejes liepos pradzioje
1853 metals. Kara laimejo siau-
rines valstijos, kurios palaike
Lincolno' politika.
Lincoln buvo nusautas Wa
shingtone, Ford teatre, lake
vaidinimo, .balandzio IA, 1865 H..
il nuzude vienas aktorius,
Booth, kuris ta nakti raitas pa
spruko. Veliau jis buvo sugautas
ir pakartas.
Galima pamineti, kad negrai,
sulauke islaisvinimo, kai jiems
pasake, kad gall pasirinkti ko-
kia tik nori pavarde, ir kai jie
suzinoje, kad gall vadintis net
prezidentu pavardemis, jie rim
kosi ne tick Lincolno, ju islais-
vintojo pavarde, kick Washing
tono, Adams, Jeffersono ir kitty
ankstesniu pietiniu valstiju pi-
lieciu prezidentu pavardes. lr
siandien negru WashingtonQ
Amerikoje yra daug daugiau ne
: gu baltujq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20

mylios statyba atsiejusi po 26
mil. dol, sumokejes vos 10 ct.
gall pozeminiu padaryti 266 my
liu kelione, ilgesni kelia kaip Ii
gi Washingtono -. Miesto gy-
ventojai per metus sunaudoja
per l bill. svaru mesos, 257,OOO
sv. sviesto, apie 200 mil. tuzin4
kiausiniu. Esama per 1O3,UOv
krautuviu = viena ju 66 gwen
tojams. Tikintieji turi 3181 baz-
nycia, 0 ligoniniu yra 223. vi
sam miesto plote yra 668 teat-
raj ir kinai ir juose telpa per
100000 zmoniu, salia jq dar ra-
SINE 1915 naktiniu klubu ir ka-
oaretq. Nejudomojo turto verte
mieste siekia beveik 16 bill. dol.
New Yorkas - pasaulinis dan
goreziu centras. Cia rasime pa
statQ augstesniu kaip SEQ peas
daugiau kaip visame pasauly.
The Empire State Building dan
gorezi nuo jo atidarymo dienos
1881 m. aplanke jau per 3 mil.
zmoniu = stebeti miesta diena
ar nakti is jo 1880 pedu augscio
is tikrQju yra nepamirstamas
vaizdas. Tx is sio augscio gah
geriausiai pastebeti miesto sta
tybos pobudi ir cia pastebesl.
nemazus skirtingumus su Pa
ryzium.
Viena aisku - nors New Yor-
kas daug kuo primena ParyziQ,
bet ir jis daug kuo skiriasi.
Daug kas didingo yra Americas
didmiesty, mus stebins sio am
ziaus technikos pasiekimai pa
statuose, susisiekime ir KIT. ra-
sine ir graziu stilingu baznyciu
(sv. Patriko katedra), mus do
minis miesto ir jo gyventoju tenn
pas, pagaliau modernizmo dva-
sia ir is viso zmogaus genijaus
israiskos ivairiose srityse, ypac
technikoje. Taciau cia nerasime
miesto dvasios, kuri atsispinde-
tQ kiekviename uzkampy, ne
rasime tick istorijos, kulturos
paminklu kaip Paryziuje. Svar-
biausia - visus prancuzu sos-
tines lankytojus pagauna kaz-
koks neapciuopiamas "charme", /,
kuris jus lydes yisur ir j pa
stebesite kiekvienu metu. Iai
miestas, kuri nejuciomis isimy-
Ii. New Yorkas? Tai lyg ir mote
ris, kuri tave neabejotinai su-
domins, taciau kurios isimyleti
negalesi. Jis lankytoja domins
ir drauge atbaidys savo saltu-
mu, jis trauks savo technikos
patrauklumais, bet drauge ir
piktins sios meto zmogaus de-
generuotos dvasios atsispinde-
Jimu. Kiekvienu atveju, tai nors
ir ne Paryzius vakaru pusrutuly,
bet miestas, kuris savo svoriu
Wis labiau iskyla miestu seimo-
Je laisvame pasauly. V. A..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20
PAzVELGUS PRAEITIN

1889, gruOdz % - Jono Sliu-
po sumanymu, Baltimoreje ivy
ko veikeju suvaziavimas, kur
buvo ikurta Lietuviq Mokslo
Draugija Knygoms Leisti.
1902, gruOdz. Is = MHe zino-
mas rasytojas - poetas, Jonas
Macys - KekStas, buves Vieny-
bes Lietuvninku redaktorius.
1915, gruOdz. - Per visa me-
ia ejo tarimasis suvienyti visus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-20
CIspudziu vietoje)

kuris siu dienu pasauly vaidina
nepaprastai dideli vaidmeni ne
tik ten susekamais nusikalti-
nais ar madu salonuose paga-
mintais moteru rlbais. Savo
J.Tautu posedziais, kai jie vyks-
ia Shame mieste - kolose, New
Yorkas tampa ir politiniu pa
saulio centru.
Pasaulio sostine? Ligsiol ia
buvo laikomas tik Paryzius ir
ne tik del savo politines reiks-
mes. Ar New Yorkas jau virto
Paryziaus pakaitalu? Ar pasidi-
dziavimo verta prancuzu sosti-
ne jau turetu eiti j antraji pla-
ma? Ar amerikieciu didmiestis
savo, kaip miesto ypatumais,
bus nustumes j seseli Paryziu ?
Ar is tikruju New Yorkas tu-
retu sudaryti Amerikos pasidi-
dziavimo objekta? stai visa ellie
klausimu, SUI kuriais nejuciomis
susidure autorius, neseniai ap-
lankes 81 miesta. Jau sesta kar-
ia dveju metu buvyje teko Ian
kytis Shame dangoreziu mieste
ir tik 81 karta ikyriai teko jies-
koti atsakymo j augsciau pa
tiektus klausimus.
Netenka abejoti, kad ypac pc
antrojo pasaulinio karo New
Yorko reiksme pasauly bus ~
miai isaugusi. ! 81 miesta Wis
dazniau zvelgia ne tik vakaru
pasaulio gyventojai, bet jane
vykstancius dalykus nuolat Sc
ka ir krastai is uz gelezines uz-
dangos. Ne tik politikos srity,
ne tik tais menesiais, kai cia po-
sedziauja Jungtines Tautos IL
skesta kalbu juroje -. Miestas
yra Writes ir dideliu prieskomu-
nistines veiklos centru - ne
kur kitur kaip New Yorke yrs
susibure visu komunistu paverg'
tu tautu egziliniai central, til
is sio miesto spinduliuoja ] pa
SAUL radio bangomis tu tautr
pranesimai ir raginimai istverti
New Yorke vyksta ir didziau
sios Amerikoje manifestations
prizes komunizma ir salia to pa
sireiskia ir sovietiniu salininkr
bandymai labiau iskisti "taikos'
propaganda. Pacioje miesto Sir
dy, vos 3 minutes nuo Times
Square, Stanley kline JUS gale
site netrukdomai ziureti nauja'
ir perdem propagandines sovie
tines filmas su nemaziau agita
cinemis kronikomis ir stebetis
angliskai kalbanciu ziurovu plo.
jimais Stalinui pasirodzius ekra
me-.
Ne tik politika ir propagand;
yra isirezusi sio miesto veide
Salia Paryziaus sunku siuo metz
rasti pasauly miesta, kur tail
gyvai kunkuliuotu kulturinis va
karu pasaulio gyvenimas. Cis
vyksta dideles svarbos kulturi
niu instituciju konferencijo!
(pav. Unesco), susirenka zymil
pasauliniQ kongresu dalyviai
Visus JAW miestus New Yor
kas pralenkia savo meniniu ivy.
kiu gausumu - tik viena sa
waite galesite pamatyti Tosca.
mini, isgirsti Menuhino smuiks
ar kuri nors kita pasaulinie
masto solista bel pamatyti Met.
ropolitan operos spektaki su
NUNS maloniai skambancis
Brazio pavarde. sio miesto pra.
nasuma iskelia ir teatraline
veikla - Times Square il
Broadway aplinkoje veikia apie
80 dramos teatru parodo ne til
pamegtus lengvo turinio muzi
kinius spektaklius, bet ir ne
viena Shaw, sekspyro ar Maug-
ham drama. Vaidina patys ge-
riausi ne tik Amerikos aktoriai
bet pasirodo ir Europos pale
gos. Publikos pakanka, mes je
paw. rimtosios dramos statomos
po 3-5 men,, tai amerikiecio Sir
di ir jausmus pagauna "SoutE
Pacific" melOdingieii parsai su
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
DPIA Poultry Tour
To Go To WicOmico
County, Maryland

Delaware poultrymen are invited
to tour Of the poultry industry in
WicomicO county, Md, November
2Sth. The tour has become an an
nual affair, sponsored by the Della
ware Poultry Improvement AssO-
citation. Last year, a group of 200 or
more people toured poultry pro-
ducers and professors in Sussex
county.
Tentative plans for the tour. as
announced by chairman Fred Haas.
Of MiddletOwn, include visits 70
Matching egg producers, broiler
growers, and turkey growers. The
tour Will leave from in front of the
Delmar School, Delaware side. at
y am. AT the present time plans are
not complete. but arrangements are
Deing made to cooperate with the
University of Maryland, through
T. F. Twining, extension poultry
man there.
One particular stop should be Of
special interest to pOultrymen, said
Haas. This stop will be the Ar
mour-ChesaDeake Farm. The en-
tire output of the farm is dressed
In the modern plant on the
grounds - through killing and ey-
lscerating - to cutting up, freez-
ing, and packaging. Watch for fur
ther announcements of this tour in
your local papers and over radio.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
Safety Council Urges
Cut Down On Death

Are you ready for a price cut
Who isn't?
}. James Ashton, Manager of the,
Delaware Safety Council, told TODAY
how it can be done. The com
modify? The most precious thing
on earth-human life.
There's one price we can cm
lower and lower" he said. "and
Lnats the price in lives and injuries
that we have been paying for tbe
careless use of the automobile.
rms country is about to nav ont
the millionth life for the great &C.
onomic benefits and convenience
the automobile has brought. That
milliOnth victim will be killed
sometime between now and the end
OF this year. 1t has taken about so
years to kill the first million in
traffic. but at the present rate If
will take only 80 years for the
second million"
But what about the price cut?
We know that the traffic death
rate can be brought down" Mr..
Ashton said. THAT is, if all of MS
want it brought down. Tratfio
deaths hit a high point of nearly
10000 in 1941. Curtailed travel dur
ing the following four war years
reduced the toll, and since then in
tensive safety effOrts-in enforce
ment, engineering and education
can be credited with important re-
dHctlon in the number of deaths Der
100 million miles of travel. Nor has
the total number of deaths again
reached that 1941 peak. That shows
the price of motor travel can be chi
But the toll is rising again, and
the price is way too high-35. 900
deaths last year. plus 100000 in
jured, and three billion dollars out
Of our pocket, because of traffic
accidents.
Right now we WANT 10 focus at
tention on that mIlliOnth victim as
q symbol of what we can do to ore
vent traffic accidents. His number
is up! But the longer we can keep
him from being killed, the better
chance you and I have of staying
alive"
Obeying traffic regulations, driv-
ing and walking with due caution
at all times, were the simple rec
concentrations Mr. Ashton made
for keeping Mr. Million alive.
Don't be that milliOnth victim!
Don't be the driver that kills that
milliOnth victim!
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-16
BrOiler Production Goals
Listed By Agent

Meeting competition from other
areas, and cutting down production
costs are what counts in the brOil-
CT business. VIM. &. Sloan, Assis-
tant County Agriculture Agent,
lists some ambitious goals for am
bilious bTOiler growers.
/. Have your birds in market con-
ditiOn at less than II weeks of age.
2. Acquire a feed efficiency Of less
than 3 pounds of feed per pound of
gain.
3. Aim at a mortality of five per-
cent or less.
Reaching these goals means a
lot Of attention to sanitation, use OF
new drugs proved by research, per-
haps the use CT anti-biotics to speed
weight gains, and close attention
to feed values. No means of more
efficient production should be over
looked, in the face of present low
farm selling prices for. brOilers,
Sloan said.