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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Robert Clinton Swain, a lifelong
resident of Sharpsburg, died at his
home July 9Th, after an illness OF
two years, aged 76
He was a son of the late James
Franklin and Mary (Brashears)
Swain, and was a member of the
Lutheran Church.
He is survived by his wife, Daisy
(Bender) Swain; granddaughter,
Mrs. Ilene LiGrange, Lynchburg,
Va; Mrs Dorothy FitzeL Texas; a
brother, Thomas r. ,Sharpsburg,
and a sister, Mrs. Edward Twigg,
Cumberland.
Funeral services were held Fri
day at 3 p, m. at the home, Rev. H.
ID, Chapman officiating Interment
in Mt. View cemetery.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Mrs. Carrie b. Stanley died July
9th at her home at Shenandoah,
Va, aged 49,
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. George E. Slaybaugh, Hagers-
town, and four other children and
several grandchildren
Burial took place Saturday after
noon from her late residence at
Shenandoah.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15
Cracks

We have been told that we are
put into this world to help others,
but we have yet to be told what the
others were put here for. People
find fault with each other freely.
If it cost anything there'd be a lot
less of it done. Some folks never
get flustered. They just stay that
way.EStrickland Gillian.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Don't spend your pay in
Is competition with your neigh
ETE bors for scarce civilian
vi goods. Save, America, and
Thr you will save America from
-A- black markets and runaway
imitation. Buy more Bonds every
payday. How many bonds? Figure
it out yourself.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15
5000 Miles

If the nations q million motorists
cut their 1913 driving to the figure
recommended - 5000 miles = they
will save more than II million tires,
according to estimates.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Mrs. Catherine l.. Martz died July
9th at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, William Bishop, 100 West An
tietam street, aged IS,
She was a member Of the United
Brethren Church at Mt. Lena.
Surviving are: Daughters, Mrs
William Bishop, Mrs. Mary c. Cline,
Leitersburg; Mrs. Grace Peters,
this city; sons, Charles Williams
Baltimore; Harry, Myersville; sis
ter, Mrs. Amanda Bruner; 10 grand
children and 20 REORGANIZATION
Funeral services were held Sun
day from the U. B. Church at Mt
Lena, Rev. F. l.. Slime officiating. In
torment at Pleasant Walk, Frederick
county.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Aluminium was originally used
only for jewelry.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-07-15

Edwin l.. Senior died at 1910
a. m. Sunday at the home of his
son, James Senior, on the Beaver
Greek road near Funkgtown. He
was "A. He was q bricklayer by
trade.
Surviving are: Sons, James and
Marion, U. S. Army: daughters, Mrs.
Robert Limbaugh, Hagerstown;
Mrs. Homer Sneckenberger, Pana-
ma Canal Mrs. Ray Guise, Gettys-
burg, Pa, and Miss Clara Senior,
York, Pa; sisters, Mrs. c. L. Ment-
ger and Miss Clara Senior, both of
Hagerstown.
Connie Lee, infant daughter of
Harold 3. and Helen r. Meyers, i06
North Walnut street died Sunday
morning at Sis o'clock of compli-
cations, aged months
Besides her parents, grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Meyers, of Lei
tersburg survive. Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon with
the Rev. FIR Schmidt officiating. In
terment in Leitersburg cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida v.
Bragunier, widow of Joseph I. Bra
gunier, who died Wednesday, July
z, at the home Of her son, Oren Bra
gunier, 2105 Dwight Road, Spring
field, Ohio, were held on Sunday
afternoon at clock from the Kraiss
Mortuary, this city, with the Rev.
Walter Dice officiating.
A former resident Of this city she
had been living in Pittsburgh and
passed away in Springfield while
visiting her son.
Surviving are; Sons, Rayomnd,
Paul, Ralph and Harold, Pittsburgh,
and Oren, Springfield, Ohio;
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Cornelius,
Pittsburgh; sisters Mrs. Carrie
French and Mrs. Emma Shrader,
this city.
Interment was made in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Aluminium was originally used
only for jewelry.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

las, Archbishop Of Cincinnati; the
Most Rev. John j. NIFTY, Arch
bishop of San Francisco; the Most
Rev. Constantine Bohachevsky
Bishop of Ukranian Greek Catholic
diocese, Philadelphia the Most
Rev. Jonn M. Cannon, Bishop of
Erie, Pa; the Most Rev. Aloysius j.
Muench, Bishop Of Fargo, N. Oak;
the Most Rev. John F.. Noll Bishop
OF Fort Wayne, Ind: the Most Rev.
Edwin v. O'Hara. Bishop of Kansas
City, Mo-; the Most Rev. James H.
Ryan, Bishop of Omaha: the Rev.
Edward A. Conway, S. j., Regis Col
lege. Denver; the Rev. John F..
Cronin, S. S.. St. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore; the Rev. Cyprian EN-
manuel, O. F. M. Franciscan Monas-
terry, st. Louis: the Right. Rev. Msgr.
Francis j. Haas, Catholic University
Washington: the Right Rev. Msgr.
Reynold Hillenbrand. Mundelein
Seminary, Mundelein, ILL.,; the Right
Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Mccormick,
rector, Catholic University, WASH
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Christian Missionary Society: DR..
Rufus M. Jones. Haverford, Pa,
chairman American Friends Service
Committee: the Rev. Charles P
Proudf1t, Chicago, president of the
Council of Church Boards of Educa-
ton; the Rev. Herbert L. Willett,
Wilmette, ILL.,, president Association
for the Promotion of Christian
Unity.
DR.. Julian Morgenstern. Cincin-
natl, president Hebrew Union Col
lege; Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof,
Pittsburgh, president Central Con-
ference Of American Rabbis; Rabbi
Louis M. Levitsky. Newark, N. j.,
president Rabbinical Assembly of
America; Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isser-
man, st. Louis, chairman Commis-
sion on Justice and Peace, Central
Conference of American Rabbis;
Adolph Rosenberg. Cincinnati. presi-
dent Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
Mrs. Hugo Hartmann, Cincinnati.
president National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods: Rabbi Barnett
R. Brickner. Cleveland; Rabbi Hen
ry Cohen. Galveston, Tex: Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld. Washington;
Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer, Detroit;
Rabbi Solomon Goldman. Chicago;
Rabbi Morris Goldstein. San Fran
cisco; Rabbi Julius Gordon, Univer-
sity City. Mo: Rabbi Simon Green
berg. Philadelphia; Rabbi James G.
Heller, Cincinnati.
Rabbi C. E. Hillel Kauver Denver;
Rabbi Jacob Kohn. Los Angeles
Rabbi Felix A. Levy, Chicago: RABBI
Edgar Magnin, Los Angeles; Rabbi
Louis l.. Mann, Chicago; Rabbi Alb
raham A. Neuman, Philadelphia;
Rabbi Irving F. Reichert, San Fran
cisco: Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver,
Cleveland.
The Most Rev. Samuel A. Stritch,
Archbishop of Chicago, vice chair
Evening star., 1943-10-07

ington: the Rev. Hugh ODonnell,
c. S. c., president, Notre Dame Uni
versity; the Right Rev. Msgr John A.
Ryan, director. social action de-
partment, NCWC, Washington; the
Rev. Edward V. Stanford, o. S. A.,
Villanova, Pa. president, Villanova
College; the Rev. Paul F.. Tanner,
director. youth department, NCWC,
Washington; Mrs. Robert A. An
gelo, York, Pa. president, National
Council of Catholic Women; Fred
erick P. Kenkel, st. Louis, director
Central Bureau. Central Verein.
Francis E. Mcmahon, South Bend,
Ind. president. Catholic Association
for International Peace; Charles P.
ODonnel, Washington, chairman,
Evening star., 1943-10-07

man Administrative Board, Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Conference
chairman Bishops Committee on the
Pope's Peace Points; the Most Rev
Karl J. Alter. Bishop of Toledo
chairman social action department.
NCWC, and honorary president
Catholic Association for Interna-
tional Peace: the Most Rev. Edwin
Vincent Byrne, Archbishop of Santa
Fe, N. Mex; the Most Rev. John j.
Cantwell, Archbishop of Los An
geles; the Most Rev. Michael j. Cur
ley. Archbishop of Baltimore and
Washington: the Most Rev. Edward
D. Howard, Archbishop of Portland.
Greg; the most Rev. Robert E.
Lucey. Archbishop of San Antonio
Tex.
The Most Rev. John T. McNicho-
Evening star., 1943-10-07
I Counties in Arkansas
Vote Liquor Sale Ban

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. T.
Seven of Arkansas IS counties. IA
townships and towns have voted
out the sale of liquor, beer and wine
under the impact of local option
elections drive sponsored by the
Antisaloon League.
The new law, under which elec-
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Postwar World Committee, Catholic
Association for International Peace;
William j. ONeill. president, Ma
tional Council OF Catholic men.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

tions on the liquor question can be
held in any township or county by
petition of IS per cent of the elec-
tors, became effective last January
l. 1t permits any community to
Danish all alcoholic beverages in one
swoop.
An increase in poll tax payments,
required for voting in Arkansas, has
been attributed in part to interest
in local option elections, Both drys
and vets are campaigning to get
voters qualified.
It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

PAINT-Red roof paint or clear varn.sh.
81 80 per sal: house paint, interior or
exterior. all Co.ors, S1.19 per gal; one
cost white enamel Sl.19 per gal; pure
llnseed oil paint with lead z,nc and IL
tan!um-all colors. soc per Eal N W
Palni Co. l0l4 1th 81. t u. Call RE. On54
Evening star., 1943-12-08
MOTOR nAvn.

MIAMI-collese sraduate will drive to and
from Tor Transportation. APPROX. Dec. IA
Jan. James Sholman.- GC. 0709. o.
DRIVING to Portland, Oreg., end OF this
week; desire one or two passengers to
share driving and expenses. Call Mr.. Wolf,
MA. 3022 So
EXPERIENCED DRIVER wants ride or will
drive car to Middle West first of week.
Box 35-L, Star
NAVY COUPLE want to share expenses
with party driving to Chicago, Omaha
Dec. ~. UN. BO57 after g. g.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

GAS RANGES-Brand-ne and factory re-
built from S14 80: wide selection. lie Feyre
Stove CT H!6 n. Y ave. NV. RE OOI7.
GaS KAN"LS, new and uEeo Always a5Ee
IN 81 NV MA. 1862. Omen evenings
GUITARS - Epiphono, including case.
S5l so: RlCEenbacker anpHfler. large SIZE,
$3.50. Call Republic 62l2, KITS, 1880
y I'll nf
Evening star., 1943-12-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE, $4,000; b-year
lease good location. Call RE. 47S7 for
GGEsTHoUsE BUSINESS FOR SALE, in
f6ms apDTox bdnf s19E monthy furniture
sas furnace Grand ioealion siM near tNSiihs White
Hnus11 1. Conv. terms. Box 343-J. Star s.
saaSn mANLD sta,a modern mtrn beauty shop good 10
SoSyALEscEsf sSA MI HONE; 6siE ten rooms s. two
dates twelve patients. new BeautyTest
mat; 1s d6o 1000 So IT,; second comm'l; about
dege9 At rst onee trus wner prG nbos
IaTss n4iss sqtsl long esfsSlished low rent;
DEIIcs Rii 'eH GkodERYi h1s ioq.k nn ss5 SECTION well
EQUIPPED and stocked; valued at 81 500
medas ne5i sell SALE price sox s"ge " sts3 ssms for i'm
NICE SET UP for home and income, IA
lovely rooms, well furnished first floor for
owner: 5000 handles. Owens Realty, NE.
BARGAIN-Restaurant food. beer and
wine wine Selling on account of death. Newly
6 sa9ippsd; 5.s ,IoanIaii5n. i M9:s SELL sa,5oS
iadeS SIHR SENATE TfRS ofFcT Efay RE REDGo 94sf
!. baths income $3.50 mo: 500 handles
GGens 2nT n6aE Ssalty' Ne, o4Sc!. , -
profitable business owner retiring. Good tH5
ptosSiblitieS Ihurm & Silver, 9Os 10th
RooMiSG R. oT u AoGst. SGst, - rms. 3 baths, p
St, near 3oth: nicely furnished income
e6s svs5 eoNS 20" 4h s M MH b. sa
bldg, suitable for offce and Studio, with
living quarters above; now vacant; reason
ape rent. Rupert 1927 7th st. NV.
RESTAURANT and soda forntain; short
hours; z am. to pm, no Sundays: doing
ment buildings. Owner eoins into service
oo2a 4th St. s.w., Federal Luncheon. Pc
BEAUTY SHOP, long established "a and
profitable business; satisfactory reasons for
sRf BtfEEs hfF s wAif1xc Iff to purchase a Your
fhurm sysr a"os 28H %a st Dos r. ss,sy
H6EIsrS W5tk SELL IL TWp Wpt, OF IN, MY ROO @RooMIINo
nished,. well heated fire escapes; will lease
% 10 sts. SUI, purehaSer' Hehr' good terms. Robey
DRUGSTORE. DRY ORE O. Owner sailed 70 Army,
R. NJ. DE sHAzo 1T@a i4th. NA- $50. {.
RooMING So HOUSE Dupont Circle IL rms,
ness compels iH' sale 50 mnbey beya makes eIms
r. NJ. DE sHAzo. 1928 i4th Ma $50.
BOOMING sjo HOUSE. near l3.h and Park
npc,e rdpni2 .nt ROOMS ps, baths, made into COM
R NJ. DE sHAZo. 1923 l4th. MA $50.
trade. nice little place; ;'' only o sS.5oo $500
R. NJ. DE sHAzo 112314th. Ma 500. {.
ROOMING HOUSE at Catholic Univ. tde-
tsGhedl; J., new furniture; u rooms: rent
only So 50, Large inc: s. 500. terms
R NJ DE sHAZO. 1123 4th. MA $500 =.
RQoMING HOUSE BARGAINS.
hALORAMA RD.. NEAR CONN AVE-
rms; apts., approximate income, S490,
K ST: NEAR l5th-2l rooms baths;
approximate income, $1,000. Just redeco-
rated Sl,50u down
/ VARNUM ST, Mr.. 16th-a ms 3
down.
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO..
lois Vermont Ave EX 900
Ewes. SF s43G
| DELICATFSSEN, GROCERY. MEATS
Owner operated well established: one Of
pest locations on NV. 14th, near Park I'd .
very busy shopping center. doing all cash
! ous. OF more than $4,000 monthly; 3-year
/ lease on bldg including 3 apartments
which more than paw the rent Owner
IL VIII sell for $4,000 with :" 900 down.
Eggieton Real Estate, I403 Girard NV
( DU. 5o5l, DU. O14. 10.
WILL SELL, OITJCKI
Evening star., 1943-12-08
PERSONAL.


INCOME TAX declarations. audits systems,
bookkeeping. B. H. Pace, c. P. A, WI.
LADIES HATS REMoDELED. blocked,
cleaned made from materials, furs, felts
Vogue Hats. 137 18th st. NV. EX. 3all
GOLF CLUB MEMBERSHIP. restricted,
close in. very reasonable. Phone Mr.
cialize in making maternity dresses, many
patterns to select from. Mrs. Collier, I45S
Golum5ia rd NV, Apt. 400, after 3 pm
FUR FUR COATS restyled. repaired, refined
stylish jackets and capes made from dis
carded fur coats; efficiently. reasonably
and Promptly. Box 312-K, Star.
VACANCY in eonvalescent home: expert
ave. Takoma Park, Md. Phone Sligo s053.
ROOM AND BOARD for working mother
and care of child during the day Tele-
phone kensington 597-Wy
MISS FLOODS private kindergarten, 1922
Massachusetts ave. NV. school of dancing
and nursery; hour, day or week. $50
Y %Afca Hiefi REPAIRING, to 5 day service;
al work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
CO: dlo4 o. 18th st. NV. mr.. L. RE. 5I1O.
method Results effective for 4 life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
1893 Columbia rd Adams 03aS.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Powell. il you are in need of a loan up
10 $500 on your SIGNATURE
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Dirva dabar yra pigiausias
darbininkO liuOslaikio drau.
gas; platinkit ja tarp SAW.
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T r u M POS
Z N u T E S
Us musu laikraSeiu)

. CHICAGO, iii. - Lietuves
Mares Prieksienes penki SUI
mai tarnauja Americas karo
jiegose. Vyriausias tarnyboje
81 metu amziaus, jauniausias,
Is metu amziaus.
sI4OS ANGELES, Cal. - Lie
tuvos JURY Kapitonas Povi-
las Labanauskas, kuris cia stu
dijuoja. Technologijos Institu-
tie inzinerija, dave Amerikie-
CLANS paskaita apie Lietuva,
temoje "Seven Centuries of
Lithuania's Struggle for Free
DOM.
. sPITTSBURGH, Pa. - Susi-
organizavo is ivairiu draugi-
jQ moteru atstoviu komitetas
Lietuvos ir jos zmoniu gelbe-
jimui, renkant pinigines aukas
ir drabuzius. Konferencijoje
dalyvavo 30 atstoves nuo II
organizacijq.
. WATERBURY, Conn. = Fl.
P. Zailska5 isejo mokslus
Catholic University, Washing
ton, D. c., ir gavo atvokato
laipsni.
-LietuviV Vaizbos Butas
paskure $50 DR.. Norem'o kny-
gai "Timeless Lithuania" leis-
ii. Be to daugelis kitu Wa
terburio tautieciu prisidejo su
aukomis tai knygai paremti.
. OGLETHROPE, Ga. - Lie
tuvaite Albina simkiute, is
Worcester, Mass, baige armi-
jos karininkq vadovybes mo-
kykla Kapitono laipsniu. Ji
yra 25 metu amziaus. .Gegu-
zes 10 Kapt. Albina Shimkus
prieme triju moteru WAAC
pulku +parada.
Dayton
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| RlElNNSYLVANIJOJE p
PITTSBURGH
Gabaliauskas Jau
kirejo

Gabaliauskas, kuris su savo
''katalikiska spauda" atsidan-
gino j Pittsburgha, cia ir po
apielinkes Lietuvius landzio-
damas po namus ir biznius au-
ku prasinejant savo ''katalikis-
kai spaudai' pradejo visiems
ikireti.
Jis Wis suranda priezasti at
lysti pas ka nors pinigu kolek-
tuoti, jei zmogus dave syki,
kita, trecia syki jau jo nenori
isileisti. Lietuviai paprate uz-
simoketi uz laikrasti syki
metus ir to uztenka, bet neuz-
tenka jam; jis laikrasti kur
gall gruda dykai, Wis jiesko
kas auku duos.
O ko vertas tas jo laikras-
tells? Be smeizimu, uzpuoli-
mu, ir be saves gyrimosi dau-
giau jane nieko ir nera.
KAHN kur Gabaliauskas ia.
rabanysis is cia, kada zmonemS
isipriklins? Victims
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MIRIMAI
MIRE BEIVlAI AMERlKOS LIETUVIAI
aSnis ae nsius Leuvus skyriue tapnama dylai,

GRIGAS Juozas, So M, mire
Geg. 81, Detroit, Mich. Bu-
vo neyedes. AInerikon atvy-
ko 1909 M, Detroite isgyve-
no apie 20 M, priklause prie
Hamtramck Lietuviu Pasal-
pos Klubo ir 'buvo pereito
karo Veterans. Palaidotas
Birz. 2, su baznytinemis ap-
eigomis. Like du broliai, Jo-
mas Detroite ir Antanas Chi
cagoj. Lietuvoje like vienas
brolis ir viena sesuo. Paejo
is Rokiskio ap., Panemune-
Io. p., Guciunu KIP. Buvo ge-
ras Lietuvis tautininkas, tu-
rejo daug draugu, todel bu-
vo prisiusta daug vainiku ir
daug buvo lydetoju. Graba
nese kareiviai; tapo palaido-
tas Veteranu farmoj. llse-
kis, Juozai, animal. PIX.
BAGDONAITE Brone (Olson)
81 m, mire Geg. 20, Chica-
goj. (Raseiniu ap., Vidukles
p., Vejunu k.) Amerikoje
isgyveno 18 metu.
BASKIENE Mare (Stonaita),
pusamze, mire Geg. 10, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap., Uzven-
tes p.) Amerikoj isgyveno
80 metu.
VITKUS Povilas, mire Geg.
men,, Freehold, N. J.
MALKUNAS Jonas, 26 metq,
mire Geg. Is, Harrison, NJ.
BENIULIENE Mare, mire Ge-
guzes 4, Terre Haute, Ind.
(Papiles par.).
BllRAGAS Juozas, 63 M, mi
re Bal. 20, Springfield, Ill.
(Marijampoles ap., Vaitu k.)
ATKOCAITIS Antanas, 55 m.,
mire Kovo menesi, Tacoma,
Wash. (Raseiniu aps., Sun
gailiskiu Ky
LIOGIENE Amilia, 60 m., mi
re Geg. men,, Elizabeth, NJ.
BARAUSKAS Jonas, SO me-
tu, mire Geg. men,, Eliza
beth, N. J.
VH4EIKIS Juozas, SO M, mire
Geg. %, Philadelphia, Pa.
SKUCAS Pijus, 63 M, mire
Geg. IL, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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KOMUNISTAI PRIZES
STREIKA

Scranton, Pa. Sios srities
kietos anglias kasyklu apielin-
kese komunistai dirbo issijuo-
Sc, dalino plakatus ragindami
streikuojancius angliak a i u s
liautis streikavus ir gryzti at
gal j darbus.
Kaip keista matyti komuni-
stus taip elgiancius, kai ju vi
su tikslas yra tik kurstyti prie
streikQ ir ardyti Sales tvarka.
Nabagai, jiems rupi isgelbeti
ne Amerika bet Stalino kailis.
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BALTIMORE Nd.
PASkIRTAS SPORTO 10
MISIJONIERIUM

Gubernatorius Nice paskyre
Lietuvi DR.. Antana Buchness
ir Mike Freedman Boxing ko-
misijos nariais j vieta buvusiu
kcmisijonieriu Sherr ir Sindall.
DR.. A. Buchness yra pats
pasizymejes sporte savo moks-
10 lankymo dienose, kuomet
lanke kolegija.
Jis yra vienas is Baltimores
geresniu daktaru chirurgu ir
yra brolis DR.. Jono Buchness,
kuris yra pragarsejes paste
zenklu kolektavimu.
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GRYzO DIRBTI

WILKES-BARRE, Pa Pc
trumpo streiko, kuris praside-
jo issibaigus paliaubu laiku su
kasyklu operatoriais, kietos an.
giles kasejai vel gryzo dirbti
Streikas buvo apemes $4,000
maineriu.
Dabartinis paliaubQ laikas
nustatytas Birzelio 20.
Vakarineje P e nnsylvanijoje
minkstos ANGLES kasejQ strei-
kavo apie 1000, kurie taip
pat sugryzo dirbti laukdami
kokios sutarties unijcs vadai
su kasyklu operatCriais priei3.
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Niire sJuoxas j. Hert-
l1lanavicius

Rirzelio A d. Chicagoje mi
re ilgametis veikejas, rasyto-
jas Juozas j. Hertmanayicius,
apie 70 metu amziaus. Mirtis
ii istiko vidurmiestyje. Sako-
ma jog il uzgaves AUTOMOBILES,
bet kiti sake jis pats parkrites
ir automobilis-taxi tik prie jo
sustojes.
Velionis atvyko Amerikon
Kovo 1, 1893 m,, uz poros me-
tu apsigyveno Chicagoj ir ten
visa laika isbuvo. Chicagoje
1904 m. lanke Chicagos univer-
siteta ir tsudijavo politinius
bel ekonominius mokslus.
Plaeiai dalyvavo tautineje
Lietuviu veikloje. Paejo Ne
markoniu k, Vidukles ", Ra-
seiniu ap. Buvo vedes Lietu-
waite. Dabar buvo paruoses
spaudai Angliska veikala apie
LietuVa, kuris pradetas spaus-
dinti, bet jo pasirodant nesu-
llauke.
sINKONIS Petras, 20 M, mi
re Detroite, palaidotas &C.
guzes 25. Buvo gimes Det-
roite.
BA1!KEVIdIENE Elzbieta,
seno amziaus, mire Geg. 10,
Philadelphijoje.
zEMAIT1ENE Marijona, mi
! re Seq. IL, Philadelphia.
BUINAUSKAS .Juozas, mire
I. Geg. 13, Philadelphijoje.
BALCIUS Stasys, 63 M, mire
| Geg. II, Philadelphia, Pa.
MILTENIS Stasys, 49 M, mi
re Geg. Is, Brooklyn, NY.
,,SIMANAITIS Mateusas, CT m.
mire Birz. 2, Cleveland, o.
ZUBRICKAS Kazys, 40 metu,
uzmustas traukinio Kovo 6,
Ave1laneda, Argentinoje, P.
Amerikoj. (Leipalingio val,
Seinu app. Argentinoj isgy-
u veno 16 metu.
/ BAUBLYTE Antanina, 55 m.,
mire, Vasario men,, Cesaros,
Argentinoj. Kilus is Suvai-
kijos, Argentinoje isgyveno
IL metu. Su savo vyru bu-
vo persiskyrus ir gyveno SUI
Rusu.
kANAPKA Justas, 63 M, mi
re Kovo 8, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. Paejo is Uk-
merges.
JOcIENE Stefanija (Kazem5-
kiene- -Muralyte), po sunkios
ligos mire Kovo 10, Cerro,
Urugvajuje. (Demeikiu k,
Juodupio ", Rokiskio ap.). !
tIrugvaju atvyko 1928 m.
UNITS Mikas, IS m., nusiso-
We Birzelio men,, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
KALASU'NAS Mikolas, seny-
vo amz., mire Birz. 1, Cleve-
lande. (Bubiu k, Vilkijos p.
Kauno ap.) Amerikon atvy-
| ko 1919 m
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DEGTINES RACIONAVIMAS

Pennsylvanijoje degtines ga
vino reikalai taip suslero kad
rupinamasi ivesti degtines ra-
cionavimas, nesant kitokios is
cities.
Oar nenustatyta laikas kada
tas bus ivesta, taciau prie to
ruoSiamasi.
Kaimyniskoj Ohio jau sura-
cionuota ir zmones gall gauti
pirkti po kvorta degtines kas
menesi. Pirm to buvo tikra
betvarke.
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STREIEO NA.DAI AMEI-
ETH lib DARnO

Packard Motor Car Co. bu-
vo iskiles streikas paaietes u
20,0o0 darbininlu. To stnei-
ko vadai atleisti is darbo. sio
streiko priezastis buvo tai baa-
tujq nenorejimas dirbti greta
su juodukais.
Streikas baigtas, pirmadienl
vel sugryzo visi prie dirbti.
r. j. Thomas, u. A. w. CLIO
unijos pirmininkas, paskelbe
jog darbininkus isvede strei-
kuoti Ku-Klux Klano nariai,
priesu agentai. Valdzios tyri-
netojai istyre atleido is dar-
bu 27 darbininkus. Kaltinin-
kais pripazinta balti ir juodi
zmones.
NELAIMINGI ATSITIKIMAI
Sekmadieni, b e s kraidydami
privatisku lektuvu, sunkiai ta-
po suzeisti du vyrai ir mergi-
ma. Ju lektuvas buvo privers-
tas nusileisti ir krito kur pa
puole. Jie visi trys randasi IL
gonineje kritiskoje padetyje.
Henry Strong, 20 M, tape
nusautas Hamtramck priemie-
style. Policija suseke j va
ziuojant vogtu automobiliu, pa.
reikalavo sustoti, seve viena
suvi ora, bet jis kesinosi pa
begti, todel tapo nusautas.
INCOME TAX LAIKAS
Antras bertainis moketi in.
come tax yra Birzelio Is, jeigu
kas moka dalimis ir neuzmo.
kejo viska Kovo Is.
Nuo Liepos 1 dienos bus pa.
naikinta mokejimas Victory
Tax, bet bus pradeta kas sa.
waite atitraukti is gauto mo-
kesties po 20 nuos., ir tie skai
tysis jau mokejimas income
tax dabar uz siuos metus, O M
kita meta uz 1943 metus.
Nevedusieji kurie neturi XII
tu uzlaikyti, mokes ia 20 nuos
nuo uzdarbio virs $12 savai
teje. Vedusieji kurie netur
seimos, mokss 20 nuos. income
tax nuo uzmokesties virs $24
savaiteje. Bet kurie uzlaikt
savo Selma ar tevus, uz kick
viena maitinama asmeni at
skaitys dar po Sc savaiteje.
V. M