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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Marriages Divorces Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mure Gunnells. "a; Helen A. Doe. %.
Glenn A Pardon. 40. Dorothy NJ. Daugh-
ertN %.
Lewis L, stewart Jr., %. Eleanor II. Va
otto Pressman. as. Therese Lindhorst. IS.
STANLEY cichcnski. %; Jessie 5. Derengow'
ski "a.
Dominis corriere. %; Alfonso Bommarito.
Frank L. Hoover. 10; Lillian B. wakeheld.
DuTwoed K. Therner. So Cecilia J. rIsch'
Fred Evanon. % Loretta Lepezynskl, II.
Malcolm VauWyck 81 MARY Hoffman, 2s.
Burgess II. Fitzgerald, 80. Helen 5. Helm,
rs.
Robert Dewar. so: olive NJ Bates. so.
Frank Milbach, 40, Florence Fairbanks, 40.
Joseph Vivona. 80; Catherine Rosa, 20.
Frank Wolf. Al Jennh Wypleszewski, 2g
Frank C. Ashem. 20 Billie Robinson, IL.
Anthony r. Munaco, p Resale Bono, 20.
J. Burton wolven, 81; Frances j. stipesk'
Is.
George Hunter so; Bernice c. Ingram. f3.
MELVIN L. Gsul'' 2s' Helen s. Bank'ead'
James A. Walsh Jr, q; Georsens Young,
Is
walter Bush "a Gsnevieve surdey. 20.
George W Montague 81 Barbara j.
Robert }. Becker. 20; Charlotte I. Miller,
Irving Levine IS Adele Brodie, rs.
Richard J. ,Gsmslski' 81 Dorothy Dom
Maurice J. o'Halloran Jr., 81; Inea d.
MCGEE. "a.
orville j. Hosg, 20 Catherine Maueh, 20
Preston Prout, 81; Mazda l.. Mead, %.
Leo y. Walsh. as; Virginia M. Walsh, SO.
John Gather. 81 Lula Castor, 80.
Frank Bonner. 10. Norma M. McGresor'
Ben F. Hubbard. 81: Johnnie NJ Baugh, 20.
Frank ". Patton. 80 Catherine Z. Nut
Arthur /. Davis 81; Eunice Harms 90
Vaslo Rodery, %; viiSinla htotTer, ~
James f. Fyvie. a. Olctha J. Ward.
Luther Barwick. u Dorothy Graves, Is
steve Mundveil II; Eva PavkoVich, ~
Brady Morgan 80 Lille NJ. Smith, -
Carl +, Schroeder 80; Emily M. kaslstos'
Robert II Pinney, %; Margaret G. Rich
ardson %.
Howard Young 81 Ella Walker, Is
Karl Varga rs: Ethel Kamondy, IS.
| Frank Cross. 81: Amy Charlton. 20.
! Charles Bates, "a Mary c. Wilson %
Floyd Z. Dewitt. 81; Blanche L. Pattullo,
Joseph c. Baronc 90; Nelwyne " East. ~
william Z. Petersen, %; Victoria Haroo-
Lucius c. Newton, a,; Edmonla NJ. Toney
rH soae J. p'orsr' 20; Gladys NJ C
Bryan Hadlock. ts: Elise o. schwirtz, so.
/ Chester j. kobylarz. rs; Gertrude Prison
| II.
Charles vanBeylen. rs: Dorothy Decker
%.
I Albert Henry Patrick. IS Helen V. socia
20
RAYMOND Rose % Mary NJ TsckN 20
/ Arthur l.. Brunette 20; Ardith Williams
%.
Albert v Mssserange rs; Lillian P. Wig
! ganO %.
Edwin w. Przybylski. 20 Helen T. Kows-
leski 10
Merle L. Ford. 10 Doreen Shea. II.
/ John Goodrich so: Hazel NJ Corey, 4s.
Arthur C Miller "a Enid Peli, %
J Arthur Brooks. 49, Nancy NJ. Coleman,
30.
! Louis H. Iemoka 40. 1rma NJ Davis. SO
Donald William Balm; Jeanette Moussesu,
20
Natalie Blonde %; Anne c. Dsitone, al.
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DEATHS

Andrew Andy MonaEym. 2206 Field, 50.
Steve Varro. 40 5. West End, 81
Floyd Mcbride, 9os Woodland, Nashville.
John J. Marquis, fsi Brainard. as.
Lottie Jozwiak. 1882 Theodore 90.
John b kaufman, 17is Medium. rs.
Ida Bella Sly. nos Il. Michigan, Ypsilanti.
Georgianna NAPLES. 1915 Nineteenth u.
Frances NJ. Groh. 1885 PetOskey, rs. -
Emma Conrad, 1920 Charleston, 81.
Samuel G. Bartlett, r, No. I, Owosso, 81.
Joseph Morawski, 1919 Erbie. SO.
Helen Gertrude Pennington. 3i7 Elmwood
road. n. +. ID. T. Mt Clemens. Is.
Vincent Beszozynski, 1892 Minnesota, 66.
- ephen Bradychok. 1900 Mitchell 40.
AIl!.Gs- Is,ib-s,s-aaasS fsiFwood. 81.
George h. Glover. 2uut Edison, ~. /-
Cora b. Poole, AIS W. Ninth. Royal Oak,
10.
Marcus Armstrong 3433 Hillger, %.
Joseph Smetka. 4iS6 Thirty-nrst. %.
Henry Relnhold. 2e09 Seyburn, So.
Ada Despoth. 1883 Fielding, 70.
Steve Stranyak, $40 Medina. "a.
Emile Belleau. 704i Rowan, rs.
Abraham Powers. 1900 Martindale, a..
Robert G. Goldschmidt, 1870 Calvert, 90.
Glenn George Allen, i0075 Maplelawn, 81.
Wilson l.. Thomas, 1897 Biddle. SO.
Helen S. Thomson il70 Burlingame, 70.
Max l.. Tost, ls02i Parkside, So.
Artha l.. Rissman, 7si2 Girardin. SO.
Irwin Knox, 1881 Russell. 81
Rosa MazzOline, 1928 Joann. IL.
Rose Cora, 1881 Young. 81
Allen King 6O0l Ternes, Dearborn. 80.
Gertrude NJ. Reither, 22ss Fourteenth. IS.
James Williamson 1881 Concord. So
Emil Putansu. 1889 Pasadena, 81.
Alice Helen Brown, 1879 Belden. IS.
Kathleen O'Brien, 1895 Tawas, Haze
Park, months.
Daniel Fitzgerald. 3t2s Second Blvd. H.
Thomas Puwal 1852 r. Forest. SO.
Roberta May cottrell. 1865 Meadowbrook,
%
Matilda Mann Laurie. 2e35 w. Philsdei-
mia 10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell +, Stricken. "a; Betty Jayne
Fred Carr. So; Betty A. Johnston. 80.
Harvey Olaf Nelson, p, Arlene Joyce
Johnvin 10.
Roy r.. SANFORD. a.; Audrey osings. IS.
Brodie Giles, 81 June Taylor. 81.
James r Holzen, 10 Florine HAYES ~
Kurt Brueckel. "a, Beatrice c. Forbes
z 50
Joseph W Iordaa.- ia peAi= h. la
Herbert Barker 81; Selma A. Ruppel, SO.
Leonard Guy Herndoh, 20 Bernioe B.
Theodore William Hoch. IS; Ruth Mildred
Hartley, ~.
Byron j. shindler Jr.. 81; Shirley J. Pat
Martin Juliano. 2s, Emily Chapter. rs.
Cecil Felker, 80 Ella Halt. a..
David c simms. 81. Alma r. Burgess, 10.
Steve Kozlowski, "a; Lorraine V. Adams
Ralph X. Pomeroy. %; Emily NJ Ksuff'
Mitchell Modelsh, 81; Phyllis Marie Kit
zerow, IS
Edward Auernik Jr.. 20 Elsie strobel. 20.
Peter Buccsri As Blanche Melsak, 80.
orlin Perkins. 80. Violet Whetzel, 20.
Albert d. Cleage Jr., 80; Doris j. era
stuart c. Penberthy. IS; Marie e. sohn,
%.
Harold smith Is: Moreno Milton, TO-
Robert II. Hardee %; Milrded Urovich %.
Leslie Koran. %; Marie S1oqust, 81.
Robert Winder, 81, Genevieve Schmsnsky,
20
Thomas Thompson. Is; Lillian Wallace,
Is.
wilbur J. Rreault. 25; Frieda Yerke, %.
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for full time. day time, sta
tionery bookkeeping work in
downtown store; 4S-hour week
good postwar prospects. Phone
Hogarth 1851, Monday only,
after 7 p. m.
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DIVORCES

Muriel Collins from Walter G.
Roland ID Reed from Jane l..
Doris Margaret DeCook from Hector.
Avina Burman from Joseph =
Dorothy McEldowney from Chnord.
Frencess T. Breton from Albert w.
Victoria l. Stain from Estol
Garrett Breitenbach from Duana l..
Isabel Diebel from Erwin
James Leach from Melissa Marie,
Goldie Grace Chute from Eugene Charles
William +. Stevenson from Mary NJ.
Susanna Gombar from John
Clarence r. Lindey from Anna r,
Paul t Land from Irene Rose.
RUBY Crutcher from Edward.
Hampton Antonio Dozier from Pearl
Minnie White from John J..
Anna Shaw from Nicholas.
Shirley j. Gray from George a.
Betty Jasch from Harold.
Lillian Moon from Alive V
Annette H. Murrell from Booker 7
Mae Sutton from Quinn
Louisa M. Wright from stanley K.
Verda Ryckman from Gerald
Bernsll J, Sanginas from Nellie.
Mary r. Wallis from Ivan.
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DEATHS

Matilda Gross. 1854 Elba. 70
William Bartaska, III Il. Jefferson, 49,
Arthur Lee McReen ~.
Henry Morris. $40 r.. Adams 80.
Robert Juheck. 1885 Howard 81.
Wiiiiam Dyer, 2l3i Hastings, 90.
Charles Harvey. 1911 First 81.
william A. Baker 1913 r.. Adams ST.
Margaret Perry, 222 +. Canfeld IS.
Constantine Anastarsia, -.
John G. Reinbold, 1920 Sixth. 30.
William Somolick. 1911 First, Is
Silas l.. Pace, ISL w. Milwaukee. 7s.
Frank Mohsr 29O9 Montclair. 40.
Helen Fongers IL Parsons So
John Shaffer 65f5 Garland. SO.
Robert l.. Adams Sr 456 Michigan 50.
Michael Cioholski 1927 Oliver. s5.
Frederick Bellman, 20220 Milbutn, NankI
Township, l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING AND DECORATING

Al PAPERHANGING KALsoMlNING
PAINTING ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-077s
Al WORK ONLY. Psperhanging. 81 so a
roll. Also Wall-Tex hanging Temple
2-26a3.
decorating. wall washing. TO. s-e333.
PAPERHANGING, IS and Up. paper in
GUIDED: quick service. HO $685..
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Death notites

CONERT--JamcS Edward. or 2053 Tween
ty-second street, dear beloved husband
Of Margaret Covert dear brother Of John
Mrs Florence Andres Mrs. Frank Whslen.
Funeral from r. r. Bobcean a Son
Funeral Home 1925 Msybury Grand Ave.
Tuesday At y m Steamntter Local No
1903. Inierment Woodmete.
DoRSEl-E Edward OF 1922 Nicola
Ave, loving husband OF Rose dear
father OF Dolores and Barbara dear son
az william G.. and Anna Dorsey. Service
from VIM ,. Ciyue Funeral Home 2252Z
Grattot Ave. Fast Detroit Wednesday
s 90 81 Veronica Church al
rIS, HtK-M Frances Of 1921 Fair
mount, beloved mother ~ George IL
Mrs. lydia Catherine Lumbert and Frank
q dear sister Of Charles Perry, Fred
Perry OF Two Rivers. Wis. Mrs. Clara
korby, Mrs. Grace Dees OF Saginaw, Mrs.
annie May Noble OF Windsor. Ont, and
John Perry OF Los Angeles, Cal; grand
mother OF IL grandchildren and great
grandmother OF j. great-grandehlldren
Funeral from the Van Lerberghe Funeral
Home. 1890 East Warren, corner Of Lake,
view. Wednesday morning at 80 and
ST. Dayid's Church al 10. Rosary Tuesday
evening at $50 Saginaw papers please
copy
HoLoHAN--Nov 81 Gary II of 1880
Manhattan street. 81 Clair Shores, dar-
dear brother Of Gayle. Funeral servic'
FunsrsI Home iao57 Cratic, avenue
kfLth - Nov y. Waiter Murphy
brother Of Eleanor Magsrrel, Mrs. Delis
Welky- Donald and John Kyler. In state
from O'Clock Monday until IL O'Clock
Tuesday morning AZ the r 4 G. r.
Harris Funeral Home 1891 Csss Ave
Services and lntermcnt Wednesday morning
Upper Sandusky o
MEkHAN-Nov, %. 1919, Mary. VIII. OF
Charles, mother ~ Mrs Margaret Calk-
ems, Mrs. Joseph Pfefter Gertrude Phyllis
Charles Jr. and the late Albert; sister o'
Joseph u. Of Chicago and Albert Ryar
Of pcterbor0. Ont Funeral from A. J
Melnnes Chapel 1891 Woodward Wednes
-da,-6- ia Blessed -ea-netra
al 900.
Now.K- Nov 20. 1919, Martin. dear
father 81 Mary Demhinski Stella Nos
trent Theresa Watts Frances WoJcinski
Frank, John. Leo and Michael Funeral
from residence. 5lg3 2sth street, Wednes-
dag Q 30 n. N Assumption Church al 10
III NINsN - Catherine Nov 10 1915
beloved mother % Joseph, Adam, VIII
liam, Mrs. Anna Hubert Anthony. Mr.
Helen Moreskie, Cpl Albert Puninski. y, IS.
Army. overseas and Pvt George Puninski.
u. 5, Army Texas Funeral, Wednesday
from residence. 1929 Trnmhly St 8 30.
SERVICES az 3 INmaculsie Conception
Church Intcrmcnt Nj oltvet Cemetery.
sIot TIEsDyK Nov 20. Ahram. dear
husband q Ehle' father Of John Mrs
Wayne Millberger Chicago, Gilbert and
Arthur Funeral from Geo z Wsrrick
Funeral Home, 1923 z. Grand blvd Tues
day. l p N
VIC kER Nov 20 Arthur Of i3s07
Brush Hghland PARK son 81 Louise
and Richard Wceksr Funeral from par
Information call George p. war1ck
Funeral Home
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ALBANIA (New)--si6T Graiiot Pr. 060C
MINIMUM open 500. Charlie Mccarthy,
Fgbber MCGEE Look Who's Laughing. %
Bing Crosby IN "lthy thin the River. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

AcTnp--s6ss Iweifth S.reet
hSAVh Merle Oberon. Bran Aherne IN
'First Comes Courage" Plus
Abbott and Costello in I'M the lee -
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hTIAC-I5sS2 PIynouthHd., ". OF Gr'nfId
hiL1O Open 20 Cary Cooper,
Barbara StRnwyck IN "Bali af FIRE" Plu-
Tom Conway IN The taicon IB Danger. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Show Them Or

Have parade Of vegetables,
and show them off all at once,
in a special salad bowl. Combine
A cup each of cooked beetS,
beans and potatoes, or others
you have on hand, one large
head OF lettuce shredded a
couple Of chopped hard-cooked
eggs and some chopped olives.
Moisten the whole with French
dressing. Toss them all in your
favorite salad bowl.
Many are the lovers Of cab
bage. as seen by the Furnishing
cabbage heads in the corner lot
gardens or in that patch along
The back fence. When you come
to prepare them for the dinner
table. choose dish that will
lend a touch Of luxury 10 this
bourgeois vegetable.
Baked creamed cabbage Is a
real treat, or have cabbage
leaves stuffed with grated
cheese and ground meat, and
baked IN the oven until tender,
Scalloped cabbage too will
surely please all those vegetari-
ans in your family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

YOUR SMALL play-girl Can
-fehfp In perfect comfort in this
complete and varied wardrobe
Anne Adams has included
rompers or .overallS with Jared
or pulled sleeves. and a cool
d Sunsuit all in one simple
pattern Heart pockeiS-are
fun,
Pattern 1866 is available only
in Children'S sizes ,, 4, s. s.
Size s, romperS. takes Is yards
35-inCh. ? yard contrast; over
ais, 21s yards 35-inch; sunsuit
Ia yards.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern Is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 tie
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1225 Times Square, De-
troit. 81. Mich.
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Moisten Cooked Beets,
Beans, Potatoes, Esss
With French Dressing
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ingS, and pour this mixture
over the beans, Cover the top
with the crumbs. Bake the
beans in a moderate oven 1850
degrees for about 80 minutes.
Then put them in a hot oven
(450 degrees for about 10 min
uteS longer, or until crumbs
are brown.
So many meat eNtender
dishes too can be had through
your fresh vegetables. Tasty,
fragrant stewS. meat pies and
loaveS are some of the most
popular Use your early toma-
toes for most delectable
sauce that will dress up that
otherwise plain cut of meat. or
use the vegetables themselves
for a main course combined
in special baked loaf with
bread crumbs, and topped with
a Creamed sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

such a grand group. Well. any
way" she continued II kept
getting letters from RaF and
didn't know he had been
wounded
Finally he mentioned ~ cas-
uallN and later the whole story
rHmr ont That's why being
. WAC means something special
Ia me. | felt that everything I
do II = roundabout way of slap
ping the laps hack for the
shrapncl my husband caught. o,
Outrsnks Him
Lucia is another WAC who
outrankS her husband although
the difference m rank Is very
tine A. a fun corporal her rat
ing Is Just a blt higher than his
corporal rCTrHTCTdH s one
HE gets a big kick out of
that" she continued. THE boys
all razz him. When ! got my
stripes wrote and told him
about il anH his reply was, IT'S
fine army all right when
after two wears I'm T-5 and
after two months my wife II a
full corporal. But Of course he's
kidding and i really pretty
proud-tells me he brags 10 his
buddieS about H."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Sealloped Cabbage

One medium-SiZed head of
cabbage, 6 slices of bacon, =
tablespoons of chopped pepper.
, tablespoons Of chopped pimen-
tos. / cup grated cheese, l y
cups bread crumbs and ? table
spoons bacon fat
Chop. then boil, The head of
cabbage. Drain it well. Place
layers Of the drained cabbage in
creased baking dish. Sprinkle
them with minced bacon, the
peppers. pimen'os and grated
cheese. Cover with cream sauce.
Saute the bread crumbs in
bacon fat and use them TO top
the dish. Bake the cabbage in a
moderate oven 1915 degrees for
10 minutes.
Green beans have always been
an old standby on the dinner
menu. They serve so we'll as a
side dish for that roast or chop.
But let's put them in the lime
light a little. and combine them
in A special recipe that will
serve as a flavorful addition 10
any dinner table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

THE labor and toll spent on
that vegetable Victory Gar
den is beginning TO show. Now
when YOU look out your kitchen
window a row Of cabbageS,
green tops of carrots and rad
iShes. and perhaps even beans,
peas and spinach greet your eye
"a much more welcome sight
than the one beheld last spring.
So gather in your crops and
really set a table to be proud of.
Fresh. crisp, colorful vegeta-
bles from your yard will do
much 10 enhance the appearance
and appetite appeal of the eve
ming meal. a vegetable supper
bowl, tasty salads, casSeroles
and cream dishes all these
-PredpctS-nf- your home
grown vegetables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Peanut Butter,
Apple Dessert

LIBERTY PUDDING, is
Oracle Aliens name for her
children's favorite wartime des-
sert. It's headLners are two IN
rationed foods. Two standbys
thai have been first Tor genera
tions on youngsters lists of
what we like best'-apples and
peanut butter.
Slice six cooking apples. Place
them IN a creased, shallow pan.
Combine = cup -four with y
cup firmly packed brown sugar
and y teaspoon salt. Put in 2
teaspoons of shortening and 3i2
tablespoons of peanut butter.
Mix thoroughly.
Sprinkle the -four mixture
with the sliced apple and bake
i'm a moderate oven for about 50
minutes, until the apples are
tender Serve warm with milk
or cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Fruit Oarnish

THE COMBINATION Of meat
and fruit is uSuallya tasty one,
and ham takes especially we'll
10 the addition Of a fruit gar
niSh.
A fruit accompaniment can be
used Just as effectively with
ham slices as with a whole ham.
The combination of flavorS is
as tempting. and the fruit will
give party-like appearance TO
this main dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

SUMMERTIME CALLS for
new and interesting desserts.
and what could better fit the
warm weather mood than the
succulent, juicy fruits of the sea-
son. Serve sugared raSpberrieS,
pear, apple and peach slices in
caramel shredded wheat baskets
for a real treat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Green Beans
in Tomato Sauce

One pound tender beans, !
cup tomato soup. l cup stock or
water. 3 tablespoons prepared
hOrSeradish or 2 teaspoons
Worcestershire sauce, q tea
spoon salt u teaspoon paprika,
p cup buttered crumbs.
Prepare beans for cooking
and place them in a creased
baking dish. Combine the to-
mato soup, stock and season.
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Chance TO Refsliate

Ray was In the army when
we were married" Luelia told
US. "and we had only two
months together before he was
sent overseas. Shortly after that
I joined the WAC. ! thought
that In n round about way i
might be speeding his return
home, but mostly I wanted
something 90 do as i had too
much spare time,
"He WAS glad l had joined a.
he says II gives him q feeling of
security, knowing I'm in with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Boiled Potatoes

OLD POTATOES boiled with
-a-few- tablespoons of milk or Il
slice of lemon in the water will
have a better flavor and won't
turn dark.
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viii Re-enIist

When asked if she truly liked
the corps. Luella beamed
do like it? You bet I do.
When the changeOver from aux
Hilary TO army is completed this
fall. we will he given honorable
discharges and the privilege Of
enlisting In the WAC. You can
bet I'm going 10 enlist. That
ought 10 be proof Of how feel
about the corps"
Formerly a dental assistant
Cpl. Pech received her training
AT Fort Dies MoineS and has
since been stationed here ar the
WAC recruiting office,
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LueTd Pech Welcomes
Opportunity to Std ke
Back at J0ps as WACCpI
By PHMoMENE EzACK

IF YOU were a bride Of but
Il two months when your hl>-
hand went overseas 4Ahefe -he
was later wounded would Nou
welcome a chance 20 strike back
at the JapS
That's what being "a WAC
n1eans II 67f. turtt7 fTCr.
whose husband Ray y Fcch
corporal technIClan no the IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
CPL. LUELLA PEE
SlapS Japs Back

fsntry. will be awarded the
Purple Heart for wounds re-
celved in the battle of Buna
He is now convaleScing IN
hospital in Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Shredded Wheat Baskets

One cup brown sugar, closely
packed, 3 tablespoons butter.
a teaspoon salt (if butter is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
KAS GERO IR BLOGO BUVO NEPRI-
KLAUSOMOJE LIETUVOJE

ke savo dalies tukstancius IL
tu pragere-prauze.
Galima sakyti kad per kelis
metus apie 80 nuosimciu uki-
ninku sulindo skolas bankuo-
Sc. Kai priejo laikas skolas
atiduoti, vel naujus vekselius
rasydavo, vel gaudavo pailgin-
ii paskola kuriam laikuis Vie
nj kick mazindavo skola, bet
daugumas Wis dar didindavo.
Tada bankeliai pradejo abe
joti apie savo ir kartu skoli=
ninku likima: pradejo reika-
lauti is skolininkQ kad kas pa
ziruotu ju vekselius. Jei sko-
lininkas negales atmoketi sko-
los tai zirantas buvo atsako-
mingas. Rodos gan pavoJin-
gas darbas yra paziruoti kito
vekselius, bet tu zirantu atsi-
rado daugybe: vieni uz geras
magarycias, kurias visada pir-
ma ziravimo sugerdavo, kit
vienas kitam ] talka stojo, ir
taip gelbejosi. Jei siadien Pet
ras paziravo Jonui, tai jau uz
keliu dienu Jono pareiga buvo
Petro vekseli paziruoti.
Jeigu pasauline krize nebu-
tu supurcius tai vekseliu mai
nikavimas butu ilgai tesesis.
Kainos krito: rugiQ, kvie5iu
uz centneri liko tik penki, sep
tyni litai. Kaip diena buvo Vi
stems numatoma kad daugiau
ne tik skolintis nebegalima,
het ir esamas skolas grazinti
nebeimanoma.
Per dideli kunigeliu kisima-
81 j visas gyvenimo sritis ir
Wis noras butt vadovais, nuro-
dytojais kittens kas turi butt
daroma, kas ne, liaudi privede
prize pasipiktinimo: stai kuni-
gels SUI ilga sutana Dosas ne
tik baznycioje, bet banke, ko-
operative, rinkoj, karciomoje,
vienu zodziu be kunigeliq ME
kur pasijudinti nebuvo ,galina,
Taigi per Seimo rinkimus
balsuotojai toki smugi jiems
dave kad noromis : nenoromis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

kunigeliai buvo priversti
sutikti ir trauktis baznycios
ribas, kur jiems skirta butt
kaipo kunigams ir ju paciu pa
sirinkta sritis ir pareiga.
Krikscioniu demokratQ liki-
mas Lietuvoje pasikeite 1926
metals = jQ galybe tada bal
gesi. Krikdemams tas pakei-
timas paliko daug karciQ pa
sekmiu, bet kiekvienas Lietu-
vos gyventojas dziaugesi, sa-
ke, kunigo pareiga priziur5ti
baznycia, ne valstybe tvarkyti.
Nopolitikieriai kunigai ne
raudojo netekimo valdzios.
Teko pastebeti Pasvalio kle-
bona, kuris po to nuo anksti
ryto Xxi velaus vakaro po savo
ukl ValkSclOdamaS dZldugeSl
kaip graziai jo laukai zaliuo-
ia, ir jo klebonija buvo rami
nuo Kauno agitatoriu, vadina-
mu "sveciu'. Ir tu vietiniu
reksniu klebonui nebereike, ku
rie nei klebonui, nei kleboni-
jai naudos nedare. Klebonas
ne tik ju nevaiSino pas save,
bet galu gale nei pazinti memo
rejo, nei per savo kiema ne
beleido eiti, o apie klebonija
iau' kalbos nebuvo.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

valiuta geresneje padetyje bu-
vo: kainos geros uz javus, gy-
vulius; rinka buvo didele Vo-
kietija ir kitas Sails, nes dar
visko buvo trukuma, ypac is
maisto, mes is po karo pasau-
lis buvo neprisotintas.
Kainos uz rugiu, kvieciu
centneri sieke 80 litu, kartais
il daugiau.
Ukininku pajamos nebuvo
visai menkos, tai vieni stenge-
81 karo metu sunaikintas trio
bas atsistatyti, kiti ukiskas
masinas isigyti. Bet daugiau-
sia pradejo duoti dukterims,
seserims pasogas tukstancius
litu. Net vidutinis ukininkelis
stengesi duoti iris ir penkis
tukstancius litu passages, gi
stambesni ukininkai pakele Xxi
10000 litu pasoga. Taciau ku-
ris turejo viena dukteri tam
dar maza beda, bet kuriam bu-
vo trys ar keturios tam jau
buvo sunki nasta kiekvienai
dukterei tukstancius skirt.
Reikia pasakyti ne visi tu
tukstanciu grynais turejo, rel
kejo kreiptis j tuos politinius
bankelius paskolas uztraukti
su dideliais nuosimciais, kurie
vidutiniai metams sieke 24%.
Ne visi norejo ukes dras-
kyti: broliai ir bankeliu ir vek-
seliu pagalba atsidalino. Vie
nj atsiemusieji dalis zentus
ejo,, kiti j Brazilija ar Argen-
tina vaziavo, kit Lietuvoje Ii