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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-10-01
From where | sit
BY Joe Marsh

home, picks out the comfort.
ablest chair and pours himself a
tall, cool glass of beer.
Then he sips IL - slowly and
appreciatively = like good beer
should be enjoyed.
And by the time that glass OF
beer Is gone, Dan says his dispo-
sition is as good as new and
the days work seems well worth
tackling again tomorrow.
It's a real effective formula.
know; I've tried it!
4e M~s1e
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-10-01

. Miss Daisy Hartman returned
Thursday from Los Angeles. where
she spent the summer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-10-01
FRIDAY, OCTOBER /, 1943

either Mrs. Wayne Hall. telephone
120-R4, or Mrs. Davis. telephone
229, for further information.
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SHOT
CHAPTER XI

Connie stood up. Her nervous fin
gers were Juggling at the knot of
the scarf around her shoulders, Il
lost it one evening last week-tak-
ing a walk after dinner she said
jerkily.
couldn't bear to look at her
face. I looked down and that was
now I happened to see the sequin-
weighted scarf slipping from her
shoulders. She had unconsciously
united 1t. And then I stared. Stop
ing across one shoulder and white
arm was an ugly purplish-red
bruise.
Shaw couldn't see it, she was
facing him. I must do something
before he did.
But I needn't have worried. He
had something urgent on his mind
for the moment. His men had
been searching the upstairs while
he kept us occupied in the living
room, and panning for gold dust
they had found nugget. Shaw
drew a piece of paper from his
pocket.
Perhaps you can explain this
too, Mrs. Kraik. We found it in
the wastebasket in your room. u
He held out the piece of paper for
her to see.
Connie shrank back as if he had
struck her.
He read the note aloud: I'm
hiding in the old play cave. Come
this evening. I've got to see you.
It's a matter of life and death.
Derek."
1t is marvellous in a split second
how many thoughts can crowd into
the human mind. l saw Connie
wearing Stacks and a coat to hide
this hurt on her arm; Connie
fainting over Dereks body; Con-
ME insisting that I phone for Wal
ter that she simply had to have
him; Connie wanting a lawyer;
Connie searching my room (the
room I occupied now. the null
berry room that had been hers
until some time Wednesday after
noon, searching for a book, she
had said, and coming out with that
lost look upon her face.
Was 1t this note she had been
looking for? This note that she had
read and laid down somewhere, and
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NEXT: Short cut TO Manila.
BY William
Ferguson q

jury on the back of his head, but
that wasn't what killed him. He
was shot"
ITO Be COntinued)
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WOMEN WON'T TALK nv
BY RENE RYERSON MART
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that had only assumed tragic i'm
portance after Derek was murdered,
And then, perhaps she couldn't re-
member in her excitement where
she had left it. But it didn't make
sense. Connie did not know Derek.
I looked at the girl. She was
sWaying on her feet.
She gave Shaw a despairing
look. u killed him - but I didn't
mean to-
Walter jumped forward and
pushed Connie back down on the
divan He wasn't very gentle about
it and his face was awful.
Connie, you don't know what
you're saying Keep quiet"
She looked at him pathetically.
"Oh, yes, l know, Walter Her
breath caught. Il can't go on try
ing to hide it. I've nearly died.
I've got to tell this man"
She turned back to Shaw, Il
didn't mean to kill him. l only
pushed him hard to keep him
from kissing me We were stand
ing about half way down the bank
of the raVine, SO that no one could
see US from the house. 1t was
pretty steep there, and when I
showed him we both lost our bal
ance. I fell against a tree, that's
when ! hurt my shoulder, and he
! fell - down in the raVine. I saw
him lying ...C1o *. his BACK, but :
didn't think he was hurt badly l
just turned and ran. That's when
l lost my heel He - he must have
crawled back up the side of the
misunderstanding died"
Shaw was staring at her. When
did this happen, Mrs Kraik?"
"wednesday evening - after din
ner.'
That was the evening of the
day you got his note-the day be-
fore you found his body?"
Connie nodded agreement.
What did Derek Grady want to
see you about-what did he mean
by that note?" Shaw pursued.
He wanted money to get away
on He said he was in trouble
with the police
You took him the money. and
then he tried to make love to you?
Is that it?"
Walter broke in violently. This
Is nonsense. She didn't even know
the man.
Connie drew away from Walter.
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Her voice was s:lamed. Eyes,
knew him - but - I didn't know
that he was the Derek you knew.
I met him a long time ago when
he came to live with his father,
who was a neighbor of ours.
went around with him lot the
summer before I went away to
nurses training school,
Something clicked in my mind.
I knew now why the address on
Wheatland avenue that the news
paper had given as Derek's home
had been familiar. OF course, that
was the same street where Connie
had lived before she married Wal
ter.
Did you give him some money!"
Shaw persisted.
No" Connie said slowly Il
didn't have any here at the house.
I told him to go away at once or
we would call the police - and
| then-then
Shaw cut short her misery. mo
need to go over that again, Mrs.
Kraik just one more question.
Who brought you the note from
Derek Grady?"
His grandmother" Connie said.
Two spots of red began to burn
in her white cheeks.
Shaw'S face was pretty grim.
! Connie watched it like bird
fascinated by snake.
DO have to go with you now?'
Her voice was a whisper,
The deputy shook his head, and
his next words brought me out OF
a Fad dream. mo, you don't have
to 20 with me- You didn't kill
! Derek Grady II you're telling the
truth. Your story explains the in
Evening star., 1943-08-10
Gossett Urges Repeal
OF Chinese Exclusion
Act as Blow TO Japs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
To offset japanese propaganda
which he said definitely is point
ing toward a separate peace with
China" Representative Gossett,
Democrat, of Texas, today urged
repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act
as soon as Congress reconvenes next
month.
Mr.. Gossett, a member of the
House immigration Committee. de-
clared the japanese already have
adopted separate peace tactics by
"relenting on atrocities" in occupied
China and by trying to win over
the people of those territories. even
to the extent of passing out candy
to Chinese children"
And the Nipponese," he told an
interviewer, probably will offer
liberal terms, including the delivery
of Hong Kong to the Chinese gov
ernment. They would hope by such
a move to be able to prolong the
war with us or to negotiate better
peace terms with US
Mr.. Gossett is author of a bill
proposing to reduce overall immi-
grafton. permit entry of 100 Chinese
annually and allow Chinese already
legally resident in America to be-
come citizens.
During hearings last spring, Kill
500 Naan, Washington representa-
tive of the Sino-Korean Peoples
League, predicted Japan would
make a peace offensive in China
by September. Mr.. Naan early in
1941 predicted the attack on Pearl
Harbor
Although it held long hearings on
bills proposing repeal of the Chi
nese Exclusion Act, the Immigra-
ton Committee has not presented
legislation to the House floor for
action.
Evening star., 1943-08-10
Dances for Teen-Agers
Slated Into September

The series of teen-age dances of
the Recreation Department inaugu-
rated at schools this summer will
be extended into September, the de-
partment said today. The dances,
which have been held out of doors
during the summer, will be con-
tinued indoors in the winter, it was
said.
Outdoor dances are now being
held at Takoma, Macfarland,
Georgetown and Thomson Play
grounds. Except at the Thomson
School, the dances are held on
tennis courts, decorated with colored
lights, pennants and trellis. The
Evening star., 1943-08-10

boys and girls decorate the courts
and make the woodwork in the
craft shops.
The schedule of dances follows:
Wednesdays, $50 to 11::20 pm,
Thomson and Georgetown: FRIDAYS,
$50 to 11:30 pm, Takoma, and
Saturdays, $50 to II pm, Mac
farland. There will be 10 dance
tomorrow at Georgetown, however.
Last Friday it was said that more
than $50 attended the Takoma
dance. No teen-age dances were
held last summer, although two
square dances were held last fall
at GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1943-08-10
Bishop McEntegart Made
PreIafe Of 0gdensburq
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Aug. TO-
The Most Rev. Bryan j. McEnte-
gart was installed today as fifth
Bishop of the Roman Catholic
Diocese of Ogdensburg.
Before an assemblage that in
cluded Canadian archbishop, a
Chinese bishop, nine other bishops
and 300 priests, he was enthroned
by the Most Rev Walter A. Foery,
Bishop of Syracuse.
The Most Rev. j. Francis McIn-
tyre, Auxiliary Bishop of New York,
celebrated the mass for the former
social worker, who was consecrated
bishop August 3 in st. Patrick's S
Cathedral, New York City.
Evening star., 1943-08-10
owl Domestic Branch
Drops TT Employees
From 1,269-Man Staff
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Office of War Information's
domestic division has slashed TIT
employees from 1,269-man staff to
conform with congressional reduc-
ton of its operating budget to
81 ,25o,O00 from the $4,000 900 it had
asked.
Palmer Hoyt, director of the do
mestic division, today recapitulatsd
the reductions. He said As field op-
erationS have been eliminated, and
the motion picture section virtually
abolished.
-Four major curtailments saved
s4,450,0O0 of the s5,55O,OOO cut from
the divisions budget by Congress.
Elimination of the field bureaus
saved ST 10000 and cut off 371 en-
ployes. The motion picture bureau
was allowed $4,000 for current op-
erations and $950,00O was saved. The
division abandoned poster and PAM
phlet publication. major cause of
congressional wrath, at a saving of
SZ,UUO,O ,O0O, Mr.. HOyt SAID. The ad-
ditional $1,000,000 needed to meet
the congressional edict was cut out
in a series of minor bureau re-
ductions.
Mr. Hovt said there would be
little sacrifice of efficiency under
the curtailed budget. Elimination
of the field operations staff is his
chief regret in the reorganizati ton,
he indicated.
In explaining the mechanics of
the division reorganization, Mr..
Hovt said other bureau personnel
reductions included:
Special services, from 281 to SO;
motion pictures. 100 to IA; radio.
SO to SO; graphics and printing, IA
to 25; news, 189 to 146; publica-
tions, 81 to none: program CO.
ordination, so to a..
Evening star., 1943-08-10
Poddock's Estute Put
At More Than $4,000
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA. Calf, Aug. 10.-Ma-
rine Capt. Charles w. Paddock,
killed in an Alaskan plane crash
July 81, left an estate "in excess of
$4,000 to his wife, Mrs Neva Prisk
Paddock. in his will filed in Su-
perior Court yesterday.
The newspaper executive and for
mer Olympic Games track star stip-
ulated the estate would pass to their
two children in case OF his wife's
death.
Evening star., 1943-08-10

but if you MUST travel you
also can help solve the wartime
transportation problem if you will:
. Plan every trip and buy round
trip tickets as far in advance as
possible.
. Cancel your reservations
promptly, if it becomes necessary
to change your plans.
The Railroads Are Cooperating
Evening star., 1943-08-10
British Purchase Entire
Non-Axis Tea SuppIy
By the Associated Press.

7
LONDON, Aug. 10.-Lord Woolton.
Food Minister, announced today he
had bought the worlds whole non
Axis tea supply for next year, esti-
mated at $500 tons.
He did it as a representative of
the Combined Food Board, which
under international agreement will
allot tea 70 the united and neutral
nations on the same basis as last
wear
Evening star., 1943-08-10

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Evening star., 1943-08-10
One Day WoIkout Ends
At Buffalo Plant
BY the Associated Press.

BY tHe ASs0clated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 10.-A
walkout which halted production at
the J. H. Williams e. Co. plant
ended today with the return to work
of day-shift employees, a company
spokesman said.
The employees agreed at meeting
to end the day-old stoppage, he
added. Approximately 1900 were
idle, the official reported.
1t was the sixth work stoppage in
less than a week in Buffalo area
plants.
Evening star., 1943-08-10
Clerqymen Visit Scouts

Headed by the Bishop of Newcas-
tie, more than 10 Church of Eng
land clergymen and their wives re-
Gently attended Scout camp in
Northumberland, England, to see
Scouts in training.
Evening star., 1943-08-10

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps today?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-26
LAIMINGAI ISL
GELBEJO

ST. CLAIR, Mich. - Netoli
cia yra Sarpaliq Selma, kurie
turf uke. JQ sunus, Simas, 25
m. amziaus, yra serzentu orc
jiegose, ir kariauja Tunisijoje,
Afrikoj. Ju lektuvui istiko
-keista nelaime: krisdamas ze-
nyn ant jq ore uzkrito Vokis-
kas lektuvas, jig lektuva veik
perlauze pusiau, bet jis dar
galejo laikytis ore. Uzpakali-
neje dalyje radosi Simas prie
kulkosvaidzio, bet jis negalejo
susisiekti su priesakiniais w.
rails del nelaimes. Taciau jie
lainningai parskrido ! savo sto-
vykla, ir Sin1as buvo tik SUI
trenktas, bet nesuzeistas. Apie
tai apraso Angliska spauda.
Sarpaliai turf 156 akru far
ma, motina, Sofia, jau Sc me-
tu amziaus, tevas, Jmfgis, 40
IN. amziaus, dirba Fordo dirb-
tuveje Detroite. Kitas brolis,
Petras, taip pat armijoje, 0 du
jauni broliai dirba uk6je.
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ANSONIA, CONN.

Ansonieciai apvaiksciojo rs
metu Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes JubilejQ CANA iskilmingai.
Atsibuvo baznycioje pamaldos,
buvo pasventinta trys velia-
vos: AmerikoniSka, Lietuviska
ir kareiviu tarnybos SUI SO
zVaigzdziu veliava. Vakare at
sibuvo prakalbos su pamargi-
nimais. Pragrama vede Buinau-
skas, kalbejo Kun. Kurkaus-
kas, vietos klebonas; antras,
Buinauskas, zymus vietos vel
kejas. Programs atlikta gra-
ziai. Taipgi kalbejo miesto
mayoras ir teisejas. Progra-
mas atidaryta su Amerikos ir
Lietuvos Himnais. Motinos ku-
riq sunai tarnauja Dedei Sa-
mui buvo pasodintos priesaki-
nese sedynese, visos, gavo po
grazu bukieta.
Puikiai padainavo p. Bars
tiene, publika jos dainavimu
tiesiog buvo suzaveta.
IS, Ad. Slayinskas.
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TR u M POS
z | N u 7 E S
Us musu laikrasciu)
. GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.

. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -
Vasario 25 ivyko Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes rs metu SUI
kakties paminejimas. Progra-
mas susidajo is kalbu, dainu,
muzikos, deklamaciju ir sokiu.
Programa atidare minejimo
rengimo komiteto pirmininkas
P. Medelinskas. Auku Raud.
Kryziui liko SAT.
Q SO. BOSTON, Mass. - Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybes 25
metu jubilejaus paminejime,
South Bostono Lietuviai suau-
kavo 1872. Paminejima renge
Federacijos skyrius ir Lietu-
val Remit Draugijos skyrius,
Vasario IA d. Dalyvavo apie
1000 zmoniu.
Q CHICAGO. - Pral. NJ. L.
Krusas minejo savo 25 metu
Sv. Jurgio parapijoje klebona-
vino jubileju. = Krusas gime
1878 M, Silales par, Zasinu k
Amerikon atvykes issyk dirbo
fabrikuose, tese moksla, isejo
kolegija ir Sv. Marijos semina-
RIA, Cincinnati Ohio. kunigu
buvo isventintas Birz. 13, 1908
metals. Sv. Jurgio parapijos
klebonu tapo paskirtas 1918
metals. Pralotu paskirtas 1924
metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-26
NEW YORK, n. Y.
LIETUVISKOS MELODIJOS
PER RADIO

Pazvelgus j Americas Lietu-
viz gyvenima, atkreipus deme-
81 j Lietuyius jaunuolius, pa
natal kad musu jaunuoliai lai-
psniSkai pasiekia aukstumas
ivairiose profesijose didziame
Americas gyvenime.
Cia noriu tarti zodi apie Lie
tuvi jaunuoli Jurgi Dirgenciu,
pasiekusi pripazinimo muzikos
srityje tarp Amerikonu. Jis
dabar yra nusamdytas milijo-
mines firmos duoti vargonu
muzika per radio, ketvirtadie-
nio vakarais, 1890 val, is
stoties WWRL New York.
Muzikas J, Dirgencius Siam
korespondentui pareiske taip:
"Trumpoje ateityje bus groja-
ma tautiskos Lietuviu melodi-
jos parodymui Americas nuzi-
kos myletojams kad Lietuviu
tauta stow lygiai ne tik kitose
mokslo Sakose su kitomis tau
tomis, bet yra daug pakilus il
mes Lietuviai turin
atskira savotiska muzika, il
per paskutinius keleta metV
musu jauni muzikai-kompozi-
toriai yra daug atsieke".
Todel Lietuviai kurie klau-
sotes radio koncertu minetu
laiku, atsisukit radijuka .ir pa
siklausykit vargonuojant Lie
tuvi muzika, kuris patiekia il
Lietuvisku melodiju. Be to,
blltu malonu kad kas parasy-
tQ j stoti savo ispudi-nuornone
tuomi suteiktu jaunam Lietu-
viui moralines paramos.
j. SauIius.
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.PENNSYLVANIJOE
PHILADELPHIA
JAUNO DAKTARO KLIMO
MOKSLO BAIGIMAS

Kovo 16, Temple Universite-
tie ivyko jaunu mediku-gydyto-
toju mokslo baigimo iskilme
tarp kitu buvo ir vienas musu
viengentis, DR.. Enokas Jurgis
Klimas, sunus cia buvusiu la
bal izymiu veikeju, a. a. senio
DR.. Enoko ir daktares Estelos
Brozaitytes Klimu sunus. 10
tevams mirus, to savo vienati-
MO anuko likimu rupinosi Pc
legija Observation-Disclosures, il
il padare il tue kuo jis dabar
yra - medicines daktaru.
DR.. E. j. Klimas istojo in
ternu vietineje Episkopalu Ii
gonineje.
Lake iskilmes tarp kitu jau-
no DR.. Klimo biciuliu buvo at
vyke is Minersville, Pa, du je
pusbroliai ir jo dede, Aieksan-
dras Klimas. y
DR.. Klimas nors yra Ameri.
koje gimes, jau mate ir Lietu.
va, mes dar kai jo tevai buv(
gyvi, jie lankesi Lietuvoje il
jis buvo kartu SUI jais, kur jan
teko matyti ir savo dieduka i:
tevo puses. Pranesejas
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PITTSBURGH
TIKISI PO KARO DI.
DELES DARBY
METES

Pennsylvania gall butt di-
dziausia darby valstija pasi-
baigus Siam karui, skelbia val
stijos komercijos sekretorius.
Karo skubus darbai isdeves
visokias masinerijas, kurios
reikes pakeisti naujomis, mo.
derniskomis, ir ju gamyba uz-
inns daug laiko ir sudarys daug
darby.
Kiekviena valstijos dalis SUI.
lyg savo darby ypatybiu rupi.
nasi po karo tuoj imtis gamin-
ii savo pirmiau gamintus is
dirbinius, reikalingus namams
dirbtuvems, istaigoms ir tt.
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SCRANTON, PA.
MIRE ANTANAS JANU-
Salts

Kovo 20 vakare, po sunkios
operacijos, mira Antanas ia
nusaitis, sulaukes 81 metQ am
ziaus.
Velionis buVo pirmas Lietu-
Wis isrinktas j Pennsylvanijos
Legislature il ten pasizymejo
saVo darbstumu ir Lietuviu
varda isk6le Amerikos politi-
kos lauke. Jisai buvo iSrink-
tas Legislature depresijos
lake, kada siaute didele bedar-
be. 10 rekomendavimu ketu-
ri Lietuviai buvo paskirti val
stijos policininkais, apie tuzi-
mas LietuviQ gavo darbus prie
viesu keliQ, sesi Lietuviai bu-
vo paskirti is Scrantono val
stijos lido departmenta Har-
flsOuIge, kur II Sladlen dlrDa'
Scrantone velionis isgyveno
As metus, is Lietuvos atvykes
apie IL metu amziaus vaikas.
Per ilgus metus lake valgomu
daiktu parduotuve, buvo ban
ko direktorium, priklause prize
Tauru Klubo, SLA ir kitu Or
ganizaciju. Jisai labai trosko
matyt Lietuva vel nepriklau-
soma. Buvo tikras Lietuvis
patriotas.
Ilgai atmins Scrantonieciai
jo gerus darbus.
V. A. Kersevicius,
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BAL LTIMoRE MD.
RODE IDOMIAS FILMAS

Kovo IL d. pas mus lankesi
filmininkas K. Motuzas ir j.
Valaitis is Brooklyno, ir P.
Deksnis is Newark, N. J. Fill
mas is Lietuvos ir dahartinl
kara rode filmininkas K. Mo-
tuzas, j. Valaitis per garsia-
kalbi JUGS aiskino. Paveikslai
labai idomus, ypatingai is Lie
tuvos, kurios Lietuviai yra Ia
bal issiilge ir publikai patiko,
tik, deja, publikos buvo neper-
daugiausia.
Pertraukoj p. Valaitis trum-
pal uzsinline apie Amerikos
Ministerio DIR. Norem parasy-
ia knyga apie Lietuva Anglis-
koje kalboje il paprase prisi-
deti prize jos isleidimo. Geros
valios tautieciai sud5jo $40
aukodami po 81. Kolekta tam
reikalui nebuvo daroma, jeigu
butu padaryta kalekta, butr
surinkta daugiau.
P. Deksnis smagioje kalbo.
je aiskino apie Deksnio gyduo
les, 'galinga mosti', kurios ne
mazai ir pardave.
RAuD. KRYZIAUS VAJUS
Kovo 13, Lietuviu saleje bu
vo vajus Americas Raudona
jam Kryziui. Kalbejo R. K
atstovas ir Adv. N. Rastenis
Buvo rodoma ir filmos. Aukl
ia vakara R. K. naudai surin
kta $740.
P. p. Jaras
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eMINNESOTA valstijoj ap-
skaiciuota esant 41,466 cl-
niu, $500 mesku ir apie 5000
placiaragiu didziuju briedziu.
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DEGTINES 1912 m. Pen


sylvanijos gyventojai isgert
tick kad kiekvienam mazam il
dideliam iseina po 8 kvortas.
Del to zymiai paSoko ir val
stijos degtines parduotuvig
pelnas - padare "a milijonus
dolariu gryno pelno is degti-
mes.
Valstijoje randasi $40 deg
tines parduotuves, kurios 1912
metals iSpardave degtines uz
S127,740,737.
1941 metals parduota degti-
nes uz S97,939,896. Kitais me.
tais pirm to, nuo 1884 metu,
Wis po kick maziau. er
Paw. 1884 metals, kada deg
tines pardavimas grazinta, is
parduota tik uz S41,214,843.
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N. Y.
Is TAUTININKU VEIKLOS

Kovo Fl, vakare, 322 Union
ave., ivyko Tautininku Klubo
ikurtuves naujoSe klubo patal-
pose. Dalyvavo arti penkias-
deSimts klubo nariu ir sveciu.
Vakarelio nuotaika buvo sma-
gi ir jauki. Visi graziai links
minosi. Taciau rengimo konli-
sijai (vyrams, moterys savo
pareigas atliko geriausia) pa
tartina kita karta ruosiant pa
nasius vakarelius nepamirsti
klubo nariams ir simpatiZato-
riams bent atvirutes pasiVsti
if pakviesti. Mat, musu EMO
nese yra isigyvenus nuomone
kad nekviestas nesimaisyk. Jei
pakvietimai butu pasiusta sVe-
ciu butu tureta dvigubai.
Prize uzkandziu ir smaguria.
vimu buvo ir graziu kalbu pa.
sakyta musu rupimais reika-
lais. Kadangi 81 vakara domi
navo ponios tai jos ir vakarc
programa pradejo. Ponia U
Baceviciene atidarydama pro
grama pasake izangine kalba
ir tolimesni programo vedims
perdave j. Sagiui.
Pirmutine kalba pasakyt
buvo pakviesta p. Ona Valai.
tiene, MoterQ Vienybes sekre,
tore. Iseiles kalbejo kitos po-
MOS: Jurgeliene, simeniene
Baltuviene ir KIT. Prize ju rim.
tas kalbas pasake: V. Abrai-
tbs, Adv. K. Jurgela, J. Baltus
ir kit. p. Mikalauskas kalbe-
jo, kaip pats pareiske, kitus
pakritikuoti, taciau didesne jo
kalbos dalis buvo skirta apic
"ham and eggs. Baigus kal-
ba aplodismentu nepasigirdo,
jo kalba atrode nevietoje.
Ponas P. Marsh palinkejo
klubui stipreti, tcoulintis ir
aukleti tautine samone tarp
savo tautieciQ, jis paaukojo SIS
klubo palaikymui. Taip padara
ir p. j. Narvydiene, paaukoda-
ma SIS.
siuo tarpu klube eina tarpu-
saws organizatyvis prisiruosi-
mo darbas.- Trumpoje ateityje
klubas prades veikti platu ru-
pima visuomenini ir kulturini
darba. Ir tas bus nesunku at
siekti, nes klube kasdien inte-
ligentines jiegos dauginasi.
j. Judrys.
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PIP. Karpiai, o poni Sims nuo-
sirdziai susirinkusius pavaisi-
no. Aciu!
TMD 6S KUOPOS SUSI-
RINKIMAS
Sekmadieni, Kovo %, Milto-
no saleje, Oath ST., ivyks TMD
68 kuopos susirinkimas. nuo
2 val. po pietu. Nariai susi-
rinkite, gavome nauju knygu,
butent j. O. Sirvydo biografi-
ia. Kurie noresite galesite ja
gauti, o kurie ne, turesit pa
laukti, neuzilgo gausime kita
nauja knyga. DirvOs Rep.