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Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

we are I'D Ills Il hdPPg AAAhN
learning more songs that were
written during the time of the
other war They are over There" ,"
Goodbye Broadway. Fl ! o
France" oh! How l Hate to Get
Up in the Morning" and We're
Going Over" Two others we are
singing in anticipation of Easter:
THE Easter Parade" and Tip Toe
Through the Tulips With Me"
We were excited Monday MORN
ing at breakfast when We saw a
fishing schooner sinking. Later we
saw several boats trying to rescue
it. but it turned on its side.
Visitors over the weekend were
Roberta's and LOttie's mother and
Mary Louis cousin.
Martin Hessian is our new boy.
Martin comes from Wilmington.
and he has had no trouble becom-
ing adjusted to Beach House rOu-
tine.
We are sorry to have Miss Pen
uel leave us. We miss her very
much. She promises to relieve the
next time counselor goes on
vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1913 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Misses Clara Denney and Bertha
Cole visited friends in Dover on
Sunday.
Mrs. George +. Roach visited
friends in Philadelphia and Will
mington this week.
Garry Matthews, of Philadelphia.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Isabella
Matthews.
John Burris spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Burris, in Lincoln.
Harry HeavelOw. of Camden, N.
j., spent the weekend with his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna w. Hill.
Mrs. LOrena Cole, of Quaker
town, Pa. is spending few weeks
with her uncle, A. e. Howe. near
Shawnee.
Miss Margaret McNair, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Stuart. has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
William Johnson. of Milford, and
J. Raymond Bennett, of Milford
Neck, left on Monday for Washing
ton, d. c.. and other points south.
They will be gone about a week.
The stOrk visited the home of
Brainard Ross on Sunday, January
26, and left fine boy. The father
is receiving the congratulations of
his friends and seems real proud of
his son.
Another automobile has come to
town. The new purchaser is a
member of town council. B. B. Top
ping, who bought a Krit car at the
automobile show in Philadelphia
last week.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
WEDDINGS
WITT ROSS

WITT ROSS
Miss Mary Catherine Witt of Mil
ford and Corp. William f. Ross of
Ridgely, Md, were married in the
parsonage of the Ridgely Methodist
Church on Friday, January Is. by
the Rev. Harvey o. Hufnal. Cor
poral Ross is stationed with a field
artillery unit in Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
pate your Letters 1943!

Date your letters 1913!
Don't forget to attend the turkey
supper held at the Calvary Meth
odist Church this Friday evening.
January 29. Menu: Roast turkey,
gravy, dressing, white potatoes,
sweet potatoes, string beans, tur-
nips, cole slaw. celery, cranberry
sauce. rolls and butter, coffee or
tea and pie. Price. 75c. Will start
serving at o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
Obituary
BESWICK

BESWICK
Miss Annie Purnell Beswick died
at her home in Milford Neck on
Thursday. January q, 1913. She
was the daughter of the late Will
liam Purnell and Susan +. CSlaugh-
teri Beswick. and was 20 years old.
Miss Beswick taught in the North
Milford Schools several years ago
and for some years past was assO-
ciated with the State Board of
Health. She is survived by a sis
ter. Mrs. John F. Hammond and
two brothers. Edward 5. Beswick OF
Newark. and DR.. ClansOn Beswick
of Philadelphia. Funeral services
were held at her late home Satur-
day afternoon. Rev. Joseph S.
Kinks, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. officiating. Interment was
made in the family plot in Odd Eel
lows cemetery. Milford.
MILLS
Bethucl W. Mills. age Sc years,
PASSED away suddenly while sitting
i'm a chair at his home on North
Walnut street in Milford on Fri
day night, January %, 1943. He was
very quiet and reserved gentle
man. who was liked by all. Mr.
Mills was a member of the Avenue
Methodist Church and Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. and house carpenter by trade.
He is survived by his wife. one
son. Frank w. Mills, who lives at
home and a large circle of rela-
tives and friends. Funeral services
were held at LOfiand's Funeral
ParlOrs at l O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. Rev. DR.. Frank HersOn Off (
ciating. Interment was made in Odd
Fellows cemetery.
MORGAN
Willard S. Morgan, age Sc years,
of Milford, died Saturday. January
16. 1913, at his daughters home in
Ogden. Pa, after a hort illness. I
He was a retired building con-
tractor. The funeral took place
from Powders Funeral ParlOr in
on Wednesday afternoon,
January 20. at , o'clock. Interment
was made in Union cemetery. Sur
viving Mr.. Morgan are two daugh
ters. Mrs. Harry w. Jackson of
Milford and Mrs. Nathan Rifen-
burg of Ogden. Pa; one sister,
Mrs. Hester Clifton of Lincoln
City. and seven grandchildren and
fOur decentralization.
GRIMES 4
Mrs. Emma l.. Grimes passed
way Sunday morning. January "a.
It the home of her daughter, Mrs.
larry II. Mulholland. on Lakeview
venue, this city. following long
illness. Funeral services were held
afternoon at two o'clock
Il the Berry funeral home. Milford.
With Rev. Joseph S. Kinks. pastor
# Christ Episcopal Church. Mil
ord. officiating. Interment in odd
Cemetery. Milford. She is
by one daughter, Mrs.
and two grandchildren,
larry II. Mulholland, Jr. and Mrs.
'harles Murphy.
WHITE
Mrs. Georgianna White. age so
ears. of Milford. died at her home
N Columbia street, Wednesday.
anuary 20. She was the widow
t the late Charles White. She is
urvived by three sons by her first
usband. Howard Talley of Will
lington. Clifford and Oscar Talley
t Camden. ~ J. Funeral services
iere held from her late residence
n Sunday afternoon at p. IN. In
in Hollywood cemetery.
Rev. NJ. +. Hungerford
fiiciated
TRUITT
The funeral of Charles S. Truitt.
Il. L
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
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Mrs. George Wells quietly
celebrated her birthday at her
home on Clark avenue on
Tuesday. 1t was made a very
happy occasion by a call from
her son, Private William Wells,
who is now located in Chicago.
There was a mutual exchange
of birthday greetings because
Private Wells celebrated his
on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Levin Latchum, stationed at
Fort Bragg. has been promoted
to First Lieutenant. receiving
his commission this month.
He is assistant regimental per-
sonnel officer and regimental
summary court officer. This fits
in with Lieutenant Latchum's
training for he was admitted
to the bar of Virginia in No
vember. during a short leave
from the Army. He has been
in the service since June.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
HsIosm

Sunday was the last day of
this troubled earth for Mrs.
Andrew J. Grimes. who passed
ON into a happier state after
three long years of illness.
Mrs. Grimes was the mother of
Mrs. Harry II. Mulholland,
whose kind and loving care,
and that of Mr.. Mulholland,
she had been given for that
length of time. She was not a
native Delawareahs. but she
and the late Mr.. Grimes came
to Milford. primarily to be near
their only child and to help
with the early days of the Null
holland Company. In health
she was bright and happy and
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Il n

cal dressings being
made for the Red
- Cross at the Com
munity Building last, week
were pleased with the out
put. 1t was really the begin
ming for almost everyone
present, and the work was a
little slow because of that.
but each one made a marked
Improvement as the time went
along and the number of
dressings made a creditable
showing. This week the work
has gone along very well.
Each morning and afternoon
group has improved its speed
and very soon top efficiency
will be attained. There is room
at each time for sixteen work.
ers. So far there has not been
a capacity number and those
who are directing the work
wish that there might be more
to volunteer. The surroundings
are very pleasant for the fold
ing of these dressings. 1t is
warm, light and the tables and
chairs are just right for the
work. Each day one of the
four wards reports for work.
Find out when your ward
works and come along with
your friends.
@
Today Mrs. George H. Dra-
per, 3rd, is being honored by
Miss Ida Draper and Mrs.
John c. Truitt, who are enter
tanning at cards and tea for
her at their home on Causey
avenue. The guests will be
the members of the young
married set. They will be as
sisted by their nieces, Mrs.
Edwin Layton of Bridgeville
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Roberts
of Washington.
&a
The Sewing Circle met with
Mrs. Frank r. Grier on We'd
nesday for it's weekly get-to-
gether. These young matrons
are still meeting for dessert
and when there is sewing for
the Red Cross to be done they
do it while visiting.
"a
A letter to the Chronicle
office came this week from
Captain Laurence Fitchett,
who is enjoying army life at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Captain
Fitchett received his new COM
mission this month. He, with
another officer and a staff of
enlisted men take care of the
sick calls" of about $500 men,
but he says they are a healthy
lot. He hunts for small game
his time off. Life will.
be very full. for Cap
tain Fitchett when Mrs. Fit
chett and their sons, David
and Larry, arrive.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Phil
lips were hosts to a group of
friends on Saturday evening
when they entertained at
cards at their home in Hall
place. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt Phillips of
Miss Alice Hawk
Of Hamilton Square, N. j., Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Draper.
|rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
saacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen
Barnard, Miss Sara Nutter,
dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Isaacs,
Ir. and Mrs. George Linden
Iohl, Mrs. Harold Phillips and
corporal and Mrs. Theodore
60
Levin Latchum, stationed at
'ort Bragg. has been promoted
0 First Lieutenant, receiving
is commission this month.
Ie is assistant regimental per-
onnel officer and regimental
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Killen
are the proud parents of a lit
tie daughter. born in Memorial
Hospital on Wednesday, Jan
uary 20. She will be called
Mary Anne. Mrs. Killen was
the former Miss Frances Rog-
ers.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

A wee dash Of brandy adds a GER
tain something to pumpkin pies.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
PHILLIPS

William r. Phillips, Sr., passed
away at his home in Odessa, early
Sunday morning, January II, after
an illness of four weeks, aged rs
years. Mr.. Phillips had been res
ident of Odessa since he was a
young man, and was well and fav-
orable known throughout that en-
tire community. He was born near
Dover. For many years he had been
a member of Drawers Presbyter-
ian Church in Odessa. He leaves to
mourn his death his widow. who
before her marriage was Miss
Elizabeth Gremminger. of Odessa; ;
three sons, Messrs. Arthur Phillips,
of Delair. N. j., Milton C. and Will
liam R., Jr., both of Odessa; two
daughters. Mrs. Mildred Melbourne,
of near Milford, Mrs. Elizabeth
Goodwin. also of Odessa. and two
sisters, Mrs. Harry Newland. of
wilmington, and Mrs. Harry Gre
gan, of Chester. Pa. Funeral SER
vices were held at his late home in
Odessa. Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary 20. at two O'Clock, and inter
ment made in Old Drawers ceme-
terry.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

home on Clark avenue on
Tuesday. 1t was made a very
happy occasion by a call from
her son. Private William Wells,
who is now located in Chicago.
There was a mutual exchange
of birthday greetings because
Private Wells celebrated his
on Monday.
"a
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Killen
are the proud parents of a lit
tie daughter. born i'm Memorial
Hospital on Wednesday, Jan
nary 20. She will be called
Mary Anne. Mrs. Killen was
the former Miss Frances Rog-
ers.
ca
Word has been received that
Lieutenant Chester Benson re-
ceived his commission as Cap
tain on his son Johnny's first
birthday. Mrs. Benson is the
former Miss Martha Counsel
man and she with her son are
staying in Houston with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Counselman. Captain Benson
is stationed at Camp Stewart,
Georgia, and has been in the
service since April. He was
formerly associated with the
Bethlehem Steel Company.
&a
Carole Kimmel, with a few of
her young friends. duly cele-
brated her third birthday on
Monday afternoon when the
young tots gathered at her
home ON South Walnut street.
The guests were Beverly Anne
Thawley, Teddy Fisher, Betty
Grier, Margaret Hangee, DON
ME Poole, Lucille Pratt, Steve
Welch, Carolyn Masten. and
Jackie Shaffer.
%
On Wednesday evening of
last week Mrs. Remsen Bar
nard, 3rd. entertained at her
home in honor of Mrs. Harvey
Phillips. The occasion was a
surprise stork shower and dur
ing the evening bridge was
played by the guests who
were Mrs. Edgar Isaacs. Mrs.
Francis Leithiser. Mrs. Law
renee Isaacs, Mrs. Theodore
Townsend, Mrs. Ford Sewell.
Mrs. Garrett Grier, Mrs. George
Lindenkohl, Mrs. Carson Ward,
Mrs. Osborne Scott. Mrs. Clar-
ence Welch and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Masten.
"a
Mrs. Theodore Townsend en-
tertained the members of her
Tuesday Evening Bridge Club
this week at her home on
South Walnut street. Last
week the members with their
husbands enjoyed a spaghetti
supper at the home of another
member, Mrs. Ford Sewell,
who, with Mr.. Sewell, were
hosts for the evening. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Carson Ward, Miss Sara Nut
ter, Lieutenant Olin Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linden
kohl. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Isaacs and Mrs. Townsend.
"a
Mrs. Frank Herson will be
hostess at the parsonage to the
members of the Avenue Meth
odist Women's Society Of
Christian Service on Wednes-
day afternoon after a short
business meeting at the church
at two-thirty.
Eeoem
Sunday was the last day of
this troubled earth for Mrs.
Andrew ]. Grimes. who passed
on into happier state after
three long years of illness.
Mrs. Grimes was the mother of
Nfrs Harry IT MuIhoIIand
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Mrs. Frank Herson will be
hostess at the parsonage to the
members of the Avenue Meth
odist Women's Society of
Christian Service on Wednes-
day afternoon after a short
business meeting at the church
at two-thirty.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
TRUITT

The funeral of Charles S. Truitt.
g. years old. of St Petersburg, Fla.
a native OF Wilmington. took place
Saturday. January l6. with services
in the Willieby Chapel at st. Pc
tersburg. The Rev. George w.
Gambil Officiated. He died Thurs
day. January Il. in the Mound Park
Hospital at st. Petersburg and was
buried in that city. Mr.. Truitt,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. David
S. Truitt. was born in Wilmington.
His father was a native of Milford.
He had lived in New York City for
many years. and recently had gone
to St. Petersburg. Surviving Mr..
Truitt are two brothers, DR.. r. l..
Truitt of Niperville, ILL.,. and Leon
C. Truitt of Middletown. n. Y. and
a sister. Mrs. Bertha T. McKaig
of Wilmington. He was a cousin to
Lee o. Truitt. Henry r. Truitt and
Mrs. Lille Truitt Donovan of Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

William Johnson. of Milford, and
J. Raymond Bennett. of Milford
Neck, left on Monday for Washing
ton, d. c., and other points south.
They will be gone about a week.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Miss Margaret McNair, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Clar-
ence Stuart. has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Garry Matthews. of Philadelphia.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Isabella
Matthews.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Mrs. Lorena Cole, of Quaker
town, Pa. is spending a few weeks
with her uncle. A. e. Howe. near
Shawnee.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Harry HeavelOw, of Camden, N.
j.. spent the weekend with his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna W. Hill.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

John Burris spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Burris, in Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

The Golden Goose
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Mrs. George f. Roach visited
friends in Philadelphia and Will
mingtOn this week.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

The Sewing Circle met with
Mrs. Frank r. Grier on We'd
nesday for it's weekly get-to-
gether. These young matrons
are still meeting for dessert
and when there is sewing for
the Red Cross to be done they
do it while visiting.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29

Misses Clara Denney and Bertha
Cole visited friends in Dover on
Sunday.
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VIESA PADEKA

Tariu sirdingiausia aciu ma
no geriems draugams ir prize
teliams uz suteikta man dova-
ma Vasario IA d.
Labiausia dekoju Stems po-
MANS, ponioms, panelems: F
Motuzai, DR.. j. Jonikaiciui, DR.
J. J. Sims, J. Ambrose, A. Ku,
dziui, P. Kacinskui, A. Straz-
dui, H. Kapturauskui, G. Ro-
tush, A. Rotush, Mrs. Della
NJ. Michaels, FIR. Grakauskui
N. Seder, F. Mickeviciui, S
White, G. Kapp, F. Yuzenui,
E. Messel, j. Pilkai, w. A. Gel
gotai, P. Kulesui, G. Rasko.
W jusu taip gera sirdi il
suteikta pagalba man, tamstu
as niekuomet nepamirSiu ir JUS
pasiliksite mano sirdyje kol as
gyvas busiu.
Jonas Valiullas.
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ATSIZYMEJO

KINGSTON, Pa. - Laku-
mas Lett. Antanas c. Yenala-
wage (Janulevicius), "a m., ap-
dovanotas Lakunu Garbes Kry-
zium uz isgelbejima triju gy-
vasciu ir pargabenima l3ktu-
vo atgal nors sugadinto ir su-
zeistu dvieju kitty jo lakunu
draugu, skrendant bombarda-
vimui Europos.
Lett. Yenalavage buvo bonn
bardierium, kit du vyrai val
de lektuva. Kanuoles Suviu is
apacios abu pilotai buvo suzei-
sti, tada Yenalavage paeme
lektuva valdyti, islaike il for
macijoje, Xxi vienas pilotas at
sipeikejo ir vel eme vairuoti.
Yenalavage atliko bombardavi-
mo darba ir sugryzo. 10 abu-
du draugai taipgi apdovanoti.
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MONT REAL
RAUDONOJO KRYZIAUS
NAUDAI VAKARIENE

Kanados Lietuviu Tarybos
moteru sekcija rengia vakarie-
ne sekmadieni, Kovo Fl, 4 val.
po pietu, Liet. Vytauto Klubo
salej, 2121 St. Catherine st. E.
Brangus Lietuviai, dalyvau-
kit vakarieneje. Savo nors ir
mazu pinigeliu prisideje, SUI
selpsite tuos kurie gull zaizdo-
Sc irT kraujuose, gal be koju,
be ranku. Mes budami sveiki
ir gyvendami laisvoje brangios
Kanados salyje, CALM nors sa-
vo uzuojauta ir kas centais,
kas dolariu prisideti.
Lauksime visu atsilankant.
lzanga 75c.
Kviecia Raud. Kryziaus
Parengimo Komitetas.
NJ. A.
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SMULKIOS zINIOS

Michigan valstijoje norma
pravesti istatymas kad sekma-
dieniais nebutQ leista pardavi-
nett svaiginamus gerimus. Bet
kit irodineja tas bus negerai,
prasiplatins butlegeryste.
Kovo menesi Detroite eina
rinkliava Amerikos Raudona-
jam Kryziui. Detroitui skirta
kvota surinkti 100000. Vie
tos R. K. valdyba pranesa kad
aukos >ateina is yisur. symat
darbininkai aukoja daugiau
negu kitais metals. Puse kvo-
tos jau pervirsyta.
Balandzio menesi bus prade-
ia vajus pardiYimui Karo ,bo-
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Uzdaro Viesas Istaigas

Pennsylvanijos Cub. Martin
isakymu uzsidaro daug viesQ
istaigu visoje valstijoje. De
simts ligonbuciu uzsidaro Bir-
zelio l d., tai Ashland, Bloss-
burg, Coaldale, Connellsville,
Hazleton, Locust, Mountain,
Nanticoke, Phillipsburg, Sha-
mokin ir Scranton.
Uzdaroma dvylika valstijos
mokyklu, buk jos nereikalin-
gos. Mokyktu tiesa yra daug,
ir mokytoju perdaug, jos bal
gusios mokyklas negauna vie
tu. Bet ligonbuciQ tai nera
perdaug.
Taip tai Republicans guber-
natorius taupo valstijos pini-
gus. Taipgi panaikina mort
giciu mokestis. Tame yra pa
galba tik turtuoliams. VieSas
pasalpas stumia is valstijos
zinios j apskriciu glojba, taigi
tuomi sutaupys valstijos izdui
ismokejima tQ kaStu, bet TAX
su moketojams tas pats.
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Detroit, Mich, Ndujjiel,os
RAUDONOJO KRYzIAUS
VAJUS

Dabar einanciame r. <. va
juje Lietuviu moteru vienetas
aktyyiai dalyvauja. Kovo IL
turejo pasiskyre oficiale rink
liavos diena, kurioje surinko
keleta simtu dolariu. JQ uzsi-
brezimas su1inkti. nemaziau ]
tukstanti dolariu arti jau prie
tikslo. Xxi siol regis jau yra
surinkta j. $3.50. Rinkliava re-
gis bus tesiana Xxi Kovo 25
Mat, ta diena atsibus R. K
moteru skyriaus susirinkimas
Lietuviu saleje, taigi bus su.
vesta saskaitos ir pinigai per.
duoti r. X. Lietuviai kurie
dar nesate aukave R. K. au
kaukite per Lietuviu motert
vieneta.
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PENNSYLVANIJOE
PITTSBURGH
MAzEJA GYVENTOJAIS

Neziurint karo meto darby
padaugejimo ir darbininkQ Ell
liu pasidauginimo, PittsIburgho
distrikto gyventoju skaicius
sumazejo, kaip skelbia spauda.
Pittsburgho distriktas susi-
deda is Allegheny, Washing.
ton, Fayette ir Westmoreland
apskriciu, ir 1910 m. tas dis
triktas turejo 2,126,800 gwen
toju. ,Dabar paaikejo kad ja-
me randasi $4,000 zmoniu ma
ziau.
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DETROITO AUGIMAS

Pereita sekmadieni, Ameri-
kos spauda paskelbe statisti-
niu ziniu apie Americas gy-
ventoju kilnojimasi: Pasirodo
jog sio karo metu Michigan
valstija gyventoju skaicium
greiciausia auga: nuo 1910 m.
] sia valstija = zinoma, dau-
giausia Detroita, = atvyko
nauju zmoniq 311,OO0.
Sekanti aDgyventojais dauge-
janti valstija yra Kalifornija.
Mazejanti gyventojais valstija
pirmoj vietoj stow New York
miestas, kur per du metu ne
teko 100000 .gyventoju.
Detroito didejima parodo il
zmoniu judejimas. Prizes du
metus Detroito gatvekariai ir
busai per savaite pervezdavo j
100000. pasazieriu, gi PEREZ
ia savaite pervezta 12,64S,134
pasazieriai. Reiskia, Detroito
susisiekimo priemones turi ke-
turis ir puse milijonu daugiau
pasazieriu i savaite laiko negu
turejo du metal atgal. Prieza-
sits to didelio zmoniu padauge-
jimo Detroite yra pastatymas
keleto milzinisku amunicijos
lfabriku. d. X.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEINIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znios apie musius etvus Shame skyrue talpnama dyka

SELINSKIENE Agniete, mire
Vas. II, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
BORISIENE Maria (Cernyte)
33 metu, mire Kordoboj, Ar
gentinoj. - Butenu k, ST.
moniq ", Panevezio ap. Ar
gentinon atvyko su tevais
1914 metals.
VASKELA Viktoras, "A metu,
mire Lap. %, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. - Ukmerges ap.
Argentinoj isgyveno IA m.
PETRUsKEVICIUS Bronius,
27 IN, mire Gruodzio 6, Ro-
sario, Argentinoj. - Talac-
koniu k, Pasvalio ", Birzu
ap. Argentinon atvyko 1888
metals.
STAPUTIENE (Dapkiene) FL
zbieta, 65 M, palaidota Vas.
IL, Detroit, Mich. Paejo is
zemaitijos.
GUSTlENE Cecilia, mire Vas.
1, Newark, N. j.
BINGELIS Kazys, mire Kovo
/, Cambridge, Mass.
BEILIENE Mikalina, mire Va
sario %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GINKUS Pranas, AZ m., mire
Vas. %, Baltimore, Md. -
Siauliu ap., Joniskio m.
LAKSTIENE Katre, Sc metu,
mire Vasario M, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
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