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Methodist Church; remarks by
Father P. H. DeBoer, Christ the
King Catholic Church; a solo by
Mrs. Ernestine Slutty, with Mrs.
Aurelia Young accompanying, and
special music by members of the
Omega Fraternity.
The eulogy was delivered bv
Rev. R. n. Stevens, pastor of
Pearl Street A.ME. Church.
Following the ceremony at Jack
son College the body was in
trained for shipment for burial at
the family home in Dallas, Tex.
The arrangements were in
charge of Peoples Funeral Home.
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"Jay Jay" johnson left a small
orchestra in his native indianapolis
to join Snookum RusselPs travel
ling dance band. Then, after a tour
with Count Basic, he reached the
ultimate in modern music as a
featured soloist with Illinois JAG
quet.
Many of the unusual arrange
ments which make "Swingin'
Jamboree" so unique are creations
of ace-guitarist Clifton Best. When
he heard of the reactivation of
Camp Shows, Cliff terminated 3
lengthy engagement at Downbeat
in New York City to join Oscar
Pettiford's All-Star unit.
Keeping in mind the fact that to-
days Army is composed mainly of
young men, Cliff has composed some
startling new bop renditions as
a contrast OF the classical ;azz
presented in the first half of the
"Swingin' Jamboree" program.
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STRAIGHT
AHEAD"

/ NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) - The
practice of using public funds to
advance the political aims of the
party in power has been going or
for many years, and at times il
works hardships on the very same
public whose money is being used
This phenomenon shapes up in
various ways.
Right now there is a clamor
throughout the country for ade-
quate Federal aid for the Civil
Defense Program. This is GER
tainly a legitimate clamor if we
are to believe even a part of what
we hear about the possibility of
war with Russia and the potential
bombing of many of our commune
ties.
But what is the situation? The
Civil Defense appropriation bill
appears to be snarled up in a tangle
of Congressional red tape. The
reason is simple if one understands
the habits of politicians.
There will be a number of i'm
portant elections throughout the
country this fall and next year the
big sweepstakes will be run. Both
major parties are today building
or mending fences and are out
lining programs for expanding
their organizations. All these
things cost money and a lot of it.
In asking for $685., 100000 for
his Civil Defense program, Di-
rector Willard Caldwell notes that
the amount is necessary to meet
requests from the several States,
forty-five Of which have gone for
ward with their own organizations
and are prepared to match dollar
for dollar with the Federal Gov
eminent to carry out their pro-
grams. None of the states would
be able to carry on alone and I'M
aided.
Responding to the Caldwell re-
quest, the House has passed bill
providing $65,0O0,000, which many
feel is woefully inadequate, and
the Senate bill now being consid-
cred provides for similar amount.
1t is doubtful if many of the leg
islators feel the 65,00O,OOO is any
thing like being sufficient, but it
is apparent that they are reluctant
to hand over the more than half
billion to Mr.. Caldwell, fearful
that the might use it to build vast
organization that could be used eff
fecitvely for political support of
the administration next year.
1t is regrettable that there isn't
less politics in such programs as
Civil Defense. 1t is a pity that the
welfare of the public is not given
greater consideration. The party in
power can put the party in oppose
ton in an embarrassing position
under such circumstances, but until
we arrive at a point where certain
Issues are handled on a strict BIZ
partisan or non-partisan basis,
these conditions will continue to
exist. If assurance could be given
that this money would not be used
as a compaign fund, the likelihood
is that the Congress would quick
ly provide it. The people should not
be sacrificed upon an altar of poll
teal expediency.
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alton, exchange of regulations,
treatment of imports and exports,
and other matters affecting the
status and activities of citizens and
enterprises of either country.
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Former Chicago
NeWsman Suffers
Slight Stroke

NEW YORK = (Global) = Nal
colin B. Smith, former Chicago
newspaperman and World War ii
veteran, was taken to Bellevue
Hospital last week following a
slight stroke due to overwork. His
condition was described as critical,
but attending physicians believed
a long period of rest would restore
his health.
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Card Of Thanks

Mrs. Ethel Williams, who is re-
cuperating nicely at home on Pros
perity Street, takes this means
to express her sincere appreciation
to friends for their thoughtfulness
during her illness, which helped
to make her shut-in days very
pleasant. May God bless each of
you.
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dren are being deprived of their
constitutional rights by being de-
MED access to recreational facili-
ties provided at the Wheatley
School and the Trinidad play
grounds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-09-15

Remember when a boy told girl
naughty story and she blushed?
Nowadays she memories it.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-09-15

Myrtle ruined her health be-
cause she misunderstood her doc
tor. She thought he recommended
three hearty males a day.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-09-15
Seek Church
Awakening

Reys. Nj. c. Cleveland of Ala
hanna and t. Theodore Lovelace of
Chicago, officers of the home mis-
sion board of the National Baptist
Convention, have broadcast an APP
peal for old fashioned spiritual
revivals. The ministers contend
that our country, our race and our
churches themselves, need to be
awakened to the wickedness and
corruption of today and be re-
bathed in Christian principals. -
CAMP
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WHAT THE PARISH STREET
KATS ARE SAYING Wonder
why it is that "LITTLE MAN' :.
the Parish Street Playboy has
started to wearing them COATES.
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THE OLD AVENUES LATEST
ROMANCE >. has now reached
the boiling point it's Essie
Lee and Spencer, seen holding
hands everywhere even win
dow shopping up and down Cap
itol Street of Sunday night. !.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-09-15

THAT OLE BIRD that carries
in its bill that little old heart
warming and family-cementing
bundle, left another one the other
day for DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Brit
ton it's their third and
girl making it three in all
two girls and one boy :.
and everybody is well and happy.
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SEEN ALONG THE OLE Az
ENUE Hon. B. A. Greene,
the mayor of Mound Bayou, in
town to file brief with the State
Supreme Court, took time to ex-
change some comment with US,
lamenting the fact that there are
no young lawyers in sight to follow
the paths blazed by him. He is
the first Negro graduate from
the Harvard University Law
School.
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WEEKLY QUOIAIlON. Inc
genius, even when he endeavors
only to entertain or instruct, yet
suffers persecution from innum-
cradle critics whose acrimony is
excited merely by the pain of see
ing others pleased, and of hearing
applause which another enjoys"
Samuel Johnson.
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vaTgo ke|ias |ietuvi$kai nokyk|ai
Worcester (Nass)

tuviskai galvojanti musu dva-
siskija ras priemones ir kelia
panasiems savivaliavimams uz-
kirsti.
P. S. Keletas pastabq apie lie
tuviu kalbos destyma sv. Kazi-
micro parapijos mokykloje.
Pavardes ir vardai = suame-
rikoninti, net prizes tevu valia
rasoma - Dainius - Denis,
Pranas - Frencis, Algis - Al!
ir TT.
Paklausinejus keleta 8 klases
mokiniu (viso yra 9 kl.) is lie
tuviu gramatikos. Atsakymai: !:
vaziuoti yra budvardis, O suo
skaitvardis. Linksniuoti ar as
menuoti visiskai nemoka. Apple
kitas kalbos dalis neturi supra
timo. Jam sesele pasakojo, kad
lietuviu gramatikoje yra Z links
Mai, bet juos atsiminti yra SUM-
ku.
Is Lietuvos istorijos: Kas yra
Trakai - nezino. Kas pirmiau
gyveno kunigaikstis Vytautas ar
DR.. Basanavicius - nezino, apie
Vytauta Zinc, kad jis buvo Lie
tuvos kunigaikstis, kas buvo DR..
Basanavicius - nezino ir TT. O
Sic jaunuoliai jau kitais metals
baigs pradzios moksla ir SUI SION
Union iseis j gimnazija arba
j gyvenima. Tai yra tremtiniu
vaikai, kurie jau gerai kalba
angliskai. Akyvaizdoje siu fax
tu, Trent. B-nes Valdyba ir
Worcesterio T., MokytQi4 Drau-
giia yra rimtai susirupinus mo-
kyklinio amziaus wafku ateitimi,
mes nutautejimo banga dveju
metq eigoje jau padare savo.
]. Vizbaras - Sudavas
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vAIKUc1AI!

Kaledu Senelis, nesuskubda-
mas aplankyti visu Jlsu prizes
Kaledas, susitare su pastu, kad
"MEsKIUKA RUDNOSIUKA"
galesite gauti ir po svenciu. Tai
gi, Kaledu Senelis laukia vaiku-
ciu adresu su priedu - $500.
81 puiki knyga bus Jums tuojau
pasiunciama tiesiai j namus.
Uzsakymus siusti: J. KAPO-
Gus, $50 BUSHWICK AVE,
BROOKLYN 21, N. Y.
'MESKIUKO RUDNOSIUKO"
taip pat reikalaukite ir pas pla-
tintojus,. kurie knyga gavo is
Kaledu Senelio, kad ia aprupin-
tu visus musu geruosius vaiku-
cius.
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PAGERBTAS DALI. p.
PUZINAS

Pasadenos, Calf, memo klu-
bas turf tradicija kasmet pa
gerbti ta dailininka, kuris laimi
Popular Award" metinej Ma
donu festivalio parodoj. siais
metals Sta premija buvo lai-
mejes dali. P. Puzinas uz savo
paveiksla Xxx Amziaus Mado-
na". Todel gruodzio II d. mine
tas klubas suruose jo pagerbi-
mo vakara su programa, kalbo-
mis- ir vakariene. Dalyvavo apie
$50 zmoniq. Kalbose buvo is
keltas dali. P. Puzino talentas ir
jo kurybos augstas meninis ly-
gis. 10 paveikslas Xxx Amziaus
madonna" buvo pakabintas pa
gerbimo saleje ir graziai ap-
sviestas. Atsakydamas j kalbas
tare zodi ir dali. P. Puzinas.
Dali. P. Puzinas Wis tebekvie-
ciamas duoti tapymos demons
tracijas ivairiuose vietos klu-
buose. Lapkricio % d. jis dave
moters figures tapymos demon
stracija Businessmen Art Insti-
tute ir ta paveiksla jiems dova-
nojo. Sausio II d. jis yra pa
kviestas duoti demonstracija XII
tame klube.
Siuo metu dali. P. Puzinas
dirba prie paveikslo 'Trys ver-
gai", kuriame nori simboliskai
pavaizduoti triju Baltijos tautu
istremtuju j Sibira likima.
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WATERBURYJE
NAUJA ALTS SIX. VALDYBA
WATERBURY

Dvi kliutys trukde vietos
Ats skyriui aktyviau veikti
paskutini pusmeti: 1. gaisras
sunaikino mama, kuriame sky
rius turejo issinuomojes svetai-
ne ir 2. didzioji skyriaus valdy-
bos nariu tapo centro valdybos
nariais ir skyriaus reikalus tu-
rejo is dalies paaukoti Sajungos
reikalams. Galop gruodzio 16 d.
buvo susauktas metinis nariu
susirinkimas ir, reikia manyti,
skyrius vel isjudes.
Naujon skyriaus valdybon is
rinkti: Alf. Konce (pirminin-
ku), A. Vaisnys (vice-pirminin-
ku), sestokaitis (sekretorium) ,
Alb. Kuslys (izd.) ir ponia A.
Colney (finansu rast.).
Tarp kitty reikalQ, svarstyti ir
skyriaus finansiniai reikalai.
Skyrius nutare imoketi centrui
anksciau nustatyta kvota - 800
doleriu. Be to, paskirta SO do
leriu auka vietos lituanistiniams
kursams ir 25 dol. vfetos Lietu-
viu Salpos Klubui. w.
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MAUI "L1ETU7vIV DIENQ'
LEIDINIAI

"Lietuviu Dienu" leidykla, is
leidusi poezijos antologija ne
me-, siuo metu jau pradejo
rinkti S. Bldavo apysaka War
pal skamba". kuri knygu rinkoj
pasirodys apie vasario men. pra-
dzia. Virseli piesia dali. P. Pu-
zinas. Taip pat jau yra susitarta
su prof. Myk. Birziska del islei-
dino jo knygos apie lietuviu
tauta.
Greta siu knygu ''Lietuviu
Dienu" leidykla yra numaciusi
isleisti knyga "zinomieji lietu-
viai'', kurioj bus itraukti visi
bet kuo pasizymeje Amerikoj
gyvena lietuviai. Pradiniai dar-
bal knygai paruosti jau yra pra-
deti ir netrukus visiems numa-
tomiems j knyga itraukti asme-
MINIS bus pradeti siuntineti att
tinkami klausimq lapai. Savo po-
budziu knyga bus panasi Ame-
rikoj leidziamas ''Who is who"
ir p. biografiniu ziniu knygas.
''LIETUvIQ DIENQ"
BANKETAS
Gruodzio 9 d. Los Angeles lie
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tuviu parapijos salsje ivyko mo
tinis ''Lietuviu DienQ" banketas,
j kuri be siaip zymiu sveciu at
silanke ir Hollywoodo lietuviai
filmu artistai j. Krancus ir G.
Mayon su savo seimomis.
Soliste Florence Korsak ir B.
Robinson, solo bel duetu padai-
navo keleta arijq ir dainu. Rlta
Wilmonyte SUI savo draugemis
dave keleta baleto numeriu. Taip
pat L. Zaikienes vedama iet.
tautiniu sokiq grupe pasoko liet.
tautinius sokius.
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NAUJA ATEITININKU
VALDYRA

Los Angeles ateikininku SEN
draugiq skyrius isrinko nauja
valdyba: pirm. E. Tumiene, I'D.
S. Kudirka ir sekr. j. Vitenas.
Skyrius kartu su studentais
turf apie 20 nariq. Moksleiyiai
veikia atskirai ir turi apie 10
nariq. ! I
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Musu mokyklinio amziaus val
ku svietimas ir auklejimas tau
tineje ir lietuviskoje dvasioje
siandien yra vienas is svarbiuju
uzdaviniu ne vien tevams, bet
ir visai musu bendruomenei.
Shame veiklos bare skaitlinga
Worcesterio lietuviu kolonija su-
sidure su nenugalima kliutimi,
ko pasekoje lituanistines mo-
kyklos darbas yra dar tik orga-
nizacineje bukleje ir del to pri-
ejo reikalas painformuoti visuo-
meme apie tikraja musu mokyk-
los padeti.
Prize Sv. Kazimiero parapijos
yra erdvi parapine mokykla, We
DANA seseru kazimerieciq, ku-
rioje mokosi dauguma tremti-
niu vaiku. sios mokyklos patal-
pose praejusias mokslo metals,
parapijos klebonui kun. Petrai-
ciui leidus, buvo suorganizuota
ir veike seStadieniais lituanisti-
kos mokykla. Mokslo metu uz.
baigoje buvo pasidziaugta musu
mazuju pazanga mdksle ir pasi-
grozeta ju ispildyta menine pro-
grama lietuviskoje dvasioje.
Artejant Stems mokslo me-
tams buvo uzsibrezta 81 svieti-
mo darba testi visu atsidejimu.
Rugsejo men buvo susauktas
Worcestery gyvenanciu moky-
toju susirinkimas, aptartos ir
nustatytos svietimo reikalu gai-
res. ..
Taciau visu dideliam nusivy-
limui Sv. Kazimiero parapijos
klebonui kun. Petraiciui nepati-
ko sios tautines tremtiniu pa
stangos.
Atsilankiusiam pas j Trent.
Valid. pirm. Pr. Pauliukoniui
prasyti lituanistinei mokyklai
patalpu, tokiom salygom, kaip
pernai, jis pareiske, kad para
pijoje veikia "lietuviska" mo-
kykla, vedama seseru Kazimie.
rieciu ir jos pilnai pakanka. Bu-
vo bandyta j itikinti, kad j pa
rapijos mokyklos programa mes
maisytis nenorime ir tremtiniu
vaiku dauguma sia mokykla lam
ko ir toliau lankys, vien norma
sestadieniais pamokyti vaikus
lietuviu kalbos, Lietuvos istori-
jos bel geografijos, kad tue pa
pildzius seseru destoma kursa.
Taciau kun. Petraitis like ne
perkalbamas. Po vieno posedzio
visa Tremtiniu Valdyba "in cor
pore" buvome atsilanke kleboni-
joje per tuo metu cia besisve-
ciuojanti kan. kun. F. Kapociu,
gera kun. Petraicio biciuli, pra-
syti intervencijos mokyklos rel
kalu, taciau kanauninkas, ir pats
budamas tremtinys, nieko ne
galejo padeti.
Tremtiniu Valdyba patti mega
ledama surasti su klebonu mo
dus Vivendi", s. m. rugsejo 80
d. susauke visuotina susirinki-
ma, kuris isrinko komisija is
Vyt. Pasakarnio, Stanelio, Pau
liukonienes, st. Astrausko il
Orento.
Jai buvo pavesta sueiti kon-
takta su sv. Kazimiero parapi-
JOS klebonu, pareiksti viso susi-
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Worcester Mass.)

rlnkimo nora ir prasyti sestadie-
niniai mokyklai patalpu nuo
9-12 val. ryte.
Taciau sios komisijos pirmi-
ninkui Vyt. Pasakarniui du kar-
tn prasius audiencijos pas kle-
bona buvo kun. Petraicio pa
reiksta, kad Bendruomenes ne
turincios charterio bel jos skir-
tos komisijos jis nepripazistas,
o lituanistines mokyklos, klau-
simu is viso nematas reikal0
kalbeti.
Mineta komisija iteikus T.
V-bai rasta su minetu pareiski-
mu, lake susirinkimo pavesta
darba 'atlikus".
Laikas bego, mokyklos reika-
las pakibo ore, juo labiau, kad
bent kur kitur gauti patalpas
buvo neimanoma. Oar buvo de-
tos pastangos per itakingus Sc
nuosius lietuvius gauti patalpas
sestadieni vienoje amerikonis-
koje mokykloje mieste, taciau
''Paslaptinga ranka' visur veike,
visos galimybes buvo uzsachuo-
tos. Net "Amerikos Lietuvyje"
straipsniai, liecianti mokyklos
reikala buvo iskirpti, jo redak-
torres J. Leonaites, matyt to pa
clio asmens intervencija.
Liko paskutine galimybe, pra-
syti Lietuviu Pilieciu klubo sa-
les, visai nepritaikinta mokyk-
lai, kadangi nera suolu, lentos ir
IT,, be to, ir klubo nusistatymas
musu atzvilgiu nebuvo palan-
kus.
S. m. spalio IL d. Worcesterio
Lietuviu pilieciu khlb,1o sasirin-
kimui bubo iteiktas rastas, pra-
SAINT patalpu sestadieninei ltu-
anistikos mokyklai.
Pc ilgu diskusiju vistik susi-
rinkimas nezymia persvara nu-
balsavo patalpas duoti ir po
Klubo Direktoriu tarybos pa
tvirtinimo, sio menesio pradzio-
je su didziausiais sunkumais ir
nedatekliais (kadangi nera jokio
mokyklai inventoriaus) buvo
pradetos pamokos: du skyriai
patalpinti Lietuviu klubo patal-
pose ir vienas privaciuose trem-
tinio p. Cerniausko butte. Ia
ciau siu patalpu dar maza. Del
isbarstymo skyriu po miesta
yra labai apsunkintas darbas
mokytojams, aukojantiems sa-
vo laisva laika po darbo fabrike.
Mielam skaitytojui Sis apra-
symas Sick tick primins lietu-
viskos mokyklos vargo kelia bu-
vusi spaudos draudimo laikme-
tyje, kada privaciuose butuose
motinos bel seneliai skiepijo ma
ziesiems lietuviskos kalbos ir
rasto meile, persekiojama caro-
maskoliu. Apgailestaujama ir
susimastoma, kad ano mokyklos
kelio vargai kartojasi siandien,
laisves kraste - Amerikoie. Ir
pastangos, apsaugoti musu jau-
naja karta nuo nutautinimo yra
trukdomos asmenu, kurie de-
simtmeciais globojo lietuvybe
Amerikoje.
Nepaluztama, mes zinoma, kad
panasaus uzsispyrimo pavyzdziu
yra nedaug. Tikimasi, kad lie
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Is Los Angeles. ietuviq Veiklos

Angeles televizijos programa.
vi. Hriskevicius gyvena is pa
skaitu apie komunizma. Jis va
zineja per Kalifornijos ,ivairius
klubus (Kiwanis, Rotary, Ame-
rican Legion ir KY su savo pra-
kalbomis uz kiekviena prakalba
gaudamas nuo $500 Xxi $500
atlyginimo. Jis skaitomas vie
mas is populiariausiu siais klau-
simais paskaitininkQ.
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LIETUVIAI 'WHO'S WHO
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
: KNYGOJE

Neseniai isejo nauja laida
who's Who on the Pacific
Coast, biografinis zodynas ~
miu asmenu Pacifiko pakrasty ir
vakariniese valstybese, leidzia-
mas The A. E. Marquis Co. Chi
cagoje. Kick galima spresti is
pavardziu jaime is lietuviu yra
itraukti tik trys: A. Skirius,
"Lietuviq Dienu" leidejas, J. vi
tenas, III. D." redaktorius ir inz.
R. A. Trumpis.
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TAUTINIQ sOKIQ GRUPEs
VAKARAS

Sausio 27 d. sv. Kazimiero
parapijos saleje, Los Angeles
Tautiniu sokiu Grupe rengia va
kara SUI vaidinimu ''Suzadietine"
ir sokiu programa. Grupei va
dovauja l.. Zaikiene.
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NAUJAS "LIETUVIU DIENQ"
NUMERIS

Gruodzio menesio "Lietuviu
Dienu" numeryje yra sios aktu-
alios nuotraukos: is Americas
Lietuviu Bendruomenes steigimo
New Yorke, ALTS pirm. DR..
Colney ir S-gos veiklos nuotrau-
kos Cir pasikalbejimas apie
ALTS veikla), vysk. Bucys,
vysk. Briggs, red. J. Kardelis,
red. S. Urbonas, Clevelando lie
tuviai veikejai, kino artistas
George Mayon (Tautkus), Flo
ridos lietuviai - G.. K. Braze ir
kun. A. Tamolunas ir daugelis
kitty graziu nuotrauku.
Metine prenumerata $500.
Prisiuntus adresa, vienas nume-
ris susipazinti atsiunciamas ne
mehanaaiz Leidyklos adresas -
9204 S. Broadway, Los Angeles
3, Calf.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
NAUJA BALFO VALDYBA

Gruodzio 2 d. isrinkta nauja
Balfo valdyba - pirm. J. W.
davinys, vicepirm. j. Mitkus,
sekr. V. Varnauskas, I'D. H.
Tumas, nariu v. Karalius, re-
vizijos komisijon - I. sesplau-
kis, j. Vitenas ir L. Zaikiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

kALBETOJAS HRISKEVICIUS
PER sTELEVIZIJA
Gruodzio 2 d. vi. HriSkevicius
turejo pasikalbejima per Los
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-09-07
MOTOR TRAFFIC HALTED ON
MANTEO AIRPORT RUNWAYS

Entrances to paths that have
been broken into the Manteo air.
port have been closed, and the only
entrance for motor traffic into the
airport is by the highway, which
also connects with the ferry land
ing. Trespassers on the runways
are to be prosecuted in future if
persisting in the practice. 1t had
become quite popular with some of
the hot-rods to race on the run
ways, and a number of people use
them for ioyriding at night and at
other times. Saturday of last week,
a man with a pickup loaded with
his family entered the airport, and
had started to tour the runways.
When stopped, he asked for per-
mission to drive his family over
them for awhile. He was stranger
seriousness of driving cars on the
to Roanoke Island.
Few people stop to think of the
runways. The landing of airplanes
requires a clear right of way.
Federal authorities have stressed
the danger of leaving open the en-
frances to the airport, which has
made possible reckless use of it by
the public.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-09-07
BIG FAIR BEGINS
MONDAY NIGHT IN
ELIZABETH CITY
Seven-County Fair Open Sep
TENDER 10 fror Five Days;
Racing and Many Shows

The Albemarle's greatest fair
and carnival ever to be staged in
Elizabeth City, will get into full
swing next Monday, Sept. 10, as
Norman Y. Chambliss brings this
section of the State "'big time en-
tertainment."
Seven counties in the Albemarle
-Pasquotank, Camden Perquim-
ans, Chowan, Gates, Currituck and
Dare will take part in the biggest
array of agricultural exhibits ever
seen here in a single display.
Thirty booths erected last season
on the fairgrounds will be decor
ated and readied for the fair open
ing on Monday.
The fair will operate all week,
beginning Monday night and con-
tinuing through Saturday night.
Lawrence Greater Shows, with
the finest midway in the country
will provide the entertainment.
Lawrence shows feature "a modern
riding devices and Is up to date
shows.
Harness horse racing, which has
long since become famous in the
Albemarle, will be featured each
afternoon on the fairway's race
See FAIR, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-09-07
SADIE HAWKINS
DAY" SUNDAY AT
ORIGINAL BINGO
Attraction of Summer Season
Has Become Institution
At Mays Head

The center of attraction Sunday
ON Mays Head will be Jones'
Leary's Bingo. That is Sadie
Hawkins Day"-the day we give
everything way-as Wise Leary,
co-owner of the popular amuse-
ment place, puts it.
"There will be fun for young and
old alike" says Leary, "from the
time the doors open until the time
we close" The first game of the
evening will feature a Toastmast-
er pop-up toaster, then there will
be special awards all throughout
the day and night. Boys and girls
bicycles and a combination radio
photograph will be given away be-
tween six and seven o'clock. The
events biggest award will be
Hotpoint electric range, which will
be given away on the last game.
1t has become customary for
grand prize such as an electric
range to be given on the last game.
The first seasons award was an
electric range, last years was a
dishwasher valued at something
like $500. Another big award last
year was Shetland pony.
1t all adds up to big day at
Mays Head next Sunday, Septem-
Der 9.