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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
ATSILANKE IR d.
GABALIAUSKIENE

Dalyku iskraipymui, dides-
niam tautininkQ apsmeizimui, j
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos su-
vaziavima atdzimbino ir Ca
baliauskiene, kaipo Gabaliaus-
ko &iniu ''reporteris'' zinant
kad jai nerupejo aprasyti LVS
reikalai, o tik pasiklausius if
pasizvalgius, viska raportuoti
Gabaliauskui, kuris gi savo "a
ru ispleskintu, isterliotu, is
dergt1 visa kas tik konferen-
cijoje vyko, marsalka Alekas
Banys tos smailanoses bobe-
les konferencijos kambari ne
ileido. ..
Aisku, Gabaliauskas ir taip
konferencija "apraSys" visu
savo smeizikisku gabumu, tai
kan tai bobelei reikejo dar per
lietu plumpti, vargintis, vykti
j hoteli, ir kodel jai svetimas
suvaziavimas, kaipo "gerai"
katalikei, rupejo labiau negu
sv. misios baznycioje ta ryta ?
Jau prizes suvaziavima Ga
baliauskas savo gazietelej is
reklamavo -kad toje konferen-
cijoje tautininkai ''perkunus ir
zaibus svaidys' ant ko tai. Gal
ir butu gerai kad senas teisin-
gas dievas Perkunas tokens
kaip jis ir jo parliamentary"
gauja parodytu savo teisinga
bausme uz Lietuviu tautos ar
dyma.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
tikslas yra rupintis vaduoti ia
Lietuva kuria Gabaliauskas ir
jo kamarotai nori Lenkams
pavergti. LVS suvaziavimas
neturejo tikslo "svaidyti per-
kunu ir zaibu'', tik rupintis
nelaimingos Lietuvos gelbeji-
mu. Tx toxic Gabaliauskai gil
riasi apie terorus kokius jie
Lietuvoje vykdys prizes gerus
patriotus Lietuvius. Tos jo
kalbos tikriausia yra tai isda-
virnas paslapciQ ka tie "parlia-
mentarai" savo suvaziavimuo-
Sc tariasi daryti. -.
Bet IS tautininku nieks neki-
sa ncsies j ju posedzius, nors
is ju suvaziavimu gal butQ ir
geros medegos Americas val
dziai keno nors teroriskas am
bicijas atvesinti. Esant sveti-
mos Sales pilieciams, cia sa-
mokslauti ka jie Lietuvoje SUI
kokiais zmonemis darys yra
iau keli zingsniai perdaug is
niekinimui Americas teikiamos
jiems laisves ir prieglaudos.
Verzimasis j svetimus susi-
rinkimus snipineti yra tai da-
lis tu zmoniu desperatiskos ko-
vos prizes tautininkus ir ju pa
stangas atsteigti nepriklauso-
ma Lietuya. zinantis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
MANU- SAVININKU
REIkALAIS

Lietuviai manu- savininkai,
rupinkites save .reikalais sta
tant JUGS pirmon vieton. Mu-
su pirmieji reikalai kaip sykis
ir yra musu namas, j kuri mes
esam sudeje viso savo gyveni-
mo sutaupas.
Dabar Washingtone musu
kongresmanai svarsto musu
reikalus ir eina karStos dis
kusijos del to kad mes MENU
stojame reikalave savo teisiu
savo susirinkimuose, irodant
Kongresui kad OPA pasielg6
visai nelygiai ir prizes SALES
Konstitucija, nu S k riaudziant
manu- savininka. O tn kuris
nepriklausai prie Sios organi-
zacijos, arba ir priklausydamas
nelankai susirinkimu, az daug
prisidejai prie to? Nagi nieko.
Tat uzsidek sau Primo reikalo
pareiga priguleti prie Sios or
ganizacijos If lankyti jos SUI
sirinkimus, tada daug dalykQ
pageres ir prades eiti savo ke-
liu.
Musu susirinkimai yra lai-
komi kiekvien0 menesio antroS
savaites treciadienio vakare, 8
val, Lietuviu saleje. Sekantis
susirinkimas ivyks Liepos IA.
Tikrai ateik, ir atsivesk savo
kaimyna ar drauga, prizurek
kad ir jie neuzmirStu.
K. StaupaS, pirmininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
Uzims Nauja Vyskupi-
Liepos %

Naujai isteigtos Youngstown
no vyskupijos vyskupo ivesdi-
nimas atsibus Liepos % d., su
didelemis ceremonijos St. Co
lumba's baznycioje, Youngs-
towne.
Tos diocezijos vyskupu pa
skirtas Clevelando diocezijos
vedejas Vyskupas James A.
McFadden. 10 isleistuves is
Clevelando bus Liepos 20.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
NJ IR | NJ Al

GUDINAS Vincas, SO M, mi
re Liepos 6, pasarvotas Del
la Jakubs laidotuviQ name, lai-
dojamas Liepos 10, Kalvarijos
kapinese. Pamaldos Sv. Jurgio
baznycioje 1920 val.
Liko zmona, Margarieta, !
dukte, Irene, sunus Edvardas,
L. S. Armijoje. Taipgi posu-
mis- Kazys, L. S. armijoje, ir
podukre Marie.
Velionis lake vienokius ir
kitokius biznius, keleta metQ
darbavosi prie Lietuviu sales
direktorium ir biznio vedeju.
siuo laiku gyveno 3043 Su-
perlOr ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
SVIESTO STOKA

Clevelando gyventojai vidu-
tiniai gauna po II svaru svie-
sto metuose, dabartiniu suvar-
zymu. Taikos metu gaudavo
po II svaru sviesto.
Bet dabar, valdziai pareika-
lavus daugiau sviesto kariuo-
menei ir gabenimui j kitas sa-
lis, nekurios sviesto gaminimo
kompanijos sake neturi CANA
sviesto duoti j parduotuves ci-
viliniams zmonems ir valgyk-
Ions.
Tuo tarpu, dabartinis laikas
yra pats auksciausias sviesto
gaminimui periodas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
eOHIO valstijoje per

sOHIO valstijoje per penkis
Stu metu menesius is valstijos
lido ismoketa S1,015,O98 be-
earbiams atlyginimu. Viduti-
Mai buvo po 1877 bedarbiQ kas
savaite. Tai yra tie bedarbiai
kurie dirbo ir is kuriu uzdar-
blu buvo atskaitoma bedarbes
fondui mokestys, O jie laikinai
buvo neteke darbo.
1912 metals is bedarbiu fon-
do buvo ismoketa S9,00O,000
per pirmus penkis menesius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
UZSIDARO SALIUNAI

Ohio valstijoje, karo delei
per pirmus keturis siu metV
menesius uzsidare apie tuks-
tantis karciamu, kuriu savinin-
kai neatnauiino laisnu kuomet
jos iSsibaige.
Valstija del to turf keliasde-
simts tukstanciu dolariu nuo-
stoliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
GOLDAUSKIENE On;

GOLDAUSKIENE Ona, "a M,
nuo 1911 E. 26 Street, mire
Liepos 3, palaidota Liepos 7,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko du sunai, Petras, ir
Juozas, U. S. Armijoje, viena
dukte, Mrs. Olga Frank.
Laidojime abieju pasitarna-
vo laidotuviu direktore Della
Jakubauskiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
Uzsidare Daugybe
krautuviu

Suvirs LOO maisto krautu-
viu didziajame Clevelande is
ejo is biznio pastaru II meme
siu begyje. Uzsidare 80 gro
serniu, 355 mesines, 48O ivai-
riu pieno produktu ir delika-
teSu krautuviu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

PAsTU prenumerata galima
siusti ir is Clevelando. Kas ne
turi laiko ateiti administraci-
jon gall pasiusti laisku 81 su
pilnu savo adresu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
NAZI JUSTICE

carried in it's late city edition the
following:
Nazi occupation forces are ex-
plotting "the last resources of the
Estonians, Latvians and Lithuan-
ians", the Swedish newspaper At
tontidningen declared in an article
reported to the Office of War In
formation yesterday.
Latvia has suffered the least, the
paper said, but even SO townfolk
are living or starvation wages with
rations at only one-third of the
Germans. In place of former meth
DDS of justice, offenders in severe
cases are now hanged publicly fol-
many offenses punished by impris-
onmcnt.,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
eRANKAI Clevelande S

eRANKAI Clevelande susi-
tare butt atdari ir penktadie-
nio vakarais, geresniam patar-
navimui karo darbininkams.
Prades butt atdari nuo Lie
pos menesio, ir bus paskelbta
kurie bus atdari, pusantros
valandOs laikO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

sMIESTO ligonineje pakel-
ia mokestys 492 paprastq dar-
bininku atliekanciu ivairius
darbus. Miesto ligonineje is
viso yra 1850 tarnautoju, gy-
dytojQ, slaugiu ir siaip darbi-
ninku. .. rs. 2.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

THE MANCHESTER Guardian
Weekly of England wrote: "The
small nations of Europe have a
great past; the standards of gov
ernment and social life of some of
them were among the highest in
Europe; names like those of Masa-
ryk, Venizelos, and Nansen recall
striking contributions they have
made to politics. If cooperation of
the nations is planned on the lines
that are taking form, the rights of
the small nations will be restored
like those of the great. But their
right to their essential freedom
must be as sacred as that of the
greater nations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
THE PERISCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

Avn
peace aims of this or that nation.
But is it not generally recognized
that Lithuania, occupied though she
is, and coveted by another neigh
Dor, has her peace aims. In ac
cordance with the principles of the
Atlantic Charter, Lithuania has no
territorial claims, but she has the
grand claim for liberty.
THIS CLAIM for liberty irked
the Moscow Pravda of April 20,
since this paper lambasted the
Polish propaganda campaign "to
force Russians to abandon, among
other things, Lithuania. We have
never seen any Polish campaigns
for the principle of Lithuania's in
dependence, but, probably, the Rus
SLAMS have better eyes.
THE UNITED NATIONS have
to provide a scheme in Europe I'm
der which the position of a small
nation would not be that of a pawn
in the game of power politics (even
though played by Socialist state)
but that of people drawing
strength from the common re-
sources, material and moral, of the
whole of Europe. AS one student
of postwar Europe said: European
stability and progress are scarcely
possible until the Danubian, Balkan
ard Baltic countries have establish
cd modern systems of communica-
ton, education, marketing and So
cial services. In the postwar
world it would be criminal to waste
the capital of Peasant Europe for
armaments instead of these needed
improvements.
The Iithuanians are proud of the
record they established in regard
to the elements listed above as
necessary to European stability and
progress. They modernized their
systems of communications, in
cIuding 20 million dollars sunk in
improving the port of Klaipeda
(MemeD They built many modern
schools taught by good teachers.
They were building UP one of the
best cooperative marketing sys-
TENS in Eastern Europe, and steadi-
ly developing all the social serv-
ices. - -
With freedom restored, they are
willing to pitch in and rebuild
everything de novo, as in 1918.
"Lithuania has no territorial claims,
but she has the grand claim for
liberty.
THE MANCHESTER Guardian
Weekly of England wrote: "The
small nations of Europe have a
great past; the standards of gov
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

''Dirvai" issiraSyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
j laiska 81 dabar ir ''Dirva"
lankys: jus istisa pusmeti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
FNECITRIN NOTICE.

lI.'lnG qualified as CXCCutriX of
M" estate Of Julian Carr Wilkinson.
acr"r" ed. late Of Vance County.
North Carolina. this is Ia notify all
persons having claims against the
"sid'" OF the deceased 10 exhibit
'hcm +" tine undersigned or her at
,"nCy. j. NJ. Peace. NJ Henderson.
North Carolina. ON on before the 5th
day Of March. 1914. or this notice
viii hC pleaded IN bar of their re-
CWCrY. All persons indebted To said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 5'h day OF March. l0i3.
LENA MAUDE WILKINSON.
ENCCutriX Of Julian Carr
Wilkinson.
!. VI. Peace. Atty.
> L. lg-26-2-g
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
.NNSW Rs.

los 1904. the opposing DCuucra-
.. '."Gri.io. Tor the United STATES
'.'" "".u iu.Itu :. Carr. and =.
Il. Summons. General Carr nc'I,,cI
'#1' IN" ~" .I'Iru held 10y Simmons,
.,- chairman ni tn" Democratic c-,.-
rI'N" committee would give nur
Ni'" advantage IN the lc@rSlyr. q.
r.ucas winch selected III" caudit..
.' "' ."'cd "n bv the legislature. To-
'!s'I 'NI. advantage ~" I.Lcd irr 4.
90" PRIMARY. which vi. Hci.cI u.-
90. There beng II" primary IHm &c
.'''' "N""N'Ir" C"mui''c" Ct1lri "A
voluntary party primary. ~ prfur.
cr'"uc 10 abide hv II result. sun
wru. received - vote of luI.g,5
rGrn.t i7.2"2 for Carr.
. tn" total cost u' 49," ...r..l",r,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
NOTICE.

| have qualified as Administrator
OF th" Estate of my Wife. the late
Mrs. Myrtle W. Aston. and this is
I" notify all persons holding claims
against her estate Ia present then,
I" the Undersigned within one year
from this date or this notice will be
pleaded in bar ni any recovery. Per-
sous indebted. to said estate are re-
qucStcd 10 make prompt settlement.
This the 28th day of January, l043.
w. J. ASTON.
Administrator of the Estate of
tie Late Mrs Myrtle W. Aston.
J. p. & J. II. Zollicoffer,
Attorneys.
29-j- l2-l 1926
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

J. " mold probably came from
N..t tobacco plants west of the Mis-
rr "N"r bat just huw the fungus
Ma. introduced into this section is
'"' h.""n. says DR.. Luther Shaw OF
'hc Agricultural Experiment Sta
Ion
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars III Mot II
Sales Co.. Henderson, y. G..

FIT. FIT. FIT. lOC. 25c. IUc.
Sl.OU. Sl.5O and Sl.75 sizes. Large
stock Of fly swattcr$. spray guns.
screen wire. screen doors. screen
windows. Watkins Hardware c..
3-6l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVTl;
wants Job III on around iIrudr.-
son. Address BuX 300 care d.
patch. iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

FRUIT JARS. FRUIT JARS. Hal +
gallons, quarts and piuis. Also
Jelly glasses. Watkins HagG~.:r
Company. 2-6;i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

HAND ME DOWN y GALLON OF
outside house paint. It. ready mix
cd. durable and economical. C"II-
ing price i $2.15. "Th" Place 81
Values Alex :. Watkins. sill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

NOW IS THE TINE To HI'y yOI;n
ice box. We have pu,h no,a oon
uHru noNr>. Il. l.. S",,crwhi,e 4
son. near Fire Station pHon y
il6-J. mhlc
IL N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

HEAR IT OVER WpTF BUY il
In.m >uu I",1. agent. Norm
American AccIirrt Insurance 20
Frank NJ. Bunnari agent. Zsu
Wmdcg street. Phone AG2-J. o-ZH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

TIRE HEADQUARTERS WE HAVE
the latest official Information re-
EardIng tire INSPECTION and appi-
cation for new tires and r;ipr>. Let
II" help you with your. Henderson
NulcanIZIng Co. Ut
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

WASH BOARDS. WOOD BUCKETS
-c!pt!'r~ lines. clothes pms, IRON
ing boards. Complete .0c 81 ma
trrui. for clu'hc, washing. Wat
kinS liugdWW" c.. 2-oN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

WANT ADS
Get Results
ALERT PROPERTY OyvN,,ra
increasing their insu,N ntS ARE
ul higher Replacement, III view
us check your polir,nS SoSS. Let
l'r,,E, Gi. Citizens Bank ' nee
; ~, ll-u
WE HAVE PLENTY OLGA cro,--
or coal. Fill your bin rn,, olok-
tins coal is availablr u While
ncr and Son. Phone pGn w. lalk.
FOR RENT HOUSE AND GApn,,;
at Dabncy-Rcnt Very rn,,, nDtN
iiulIS" III extra good cnnd,,,n,'"ole
ply 10 Horace Wilson Knm," ' APP
ford. n. {. ''' j, Ok
-----.- ---.- 5-2u
MIX. VIC liUGGINS, REpRFsrNr
ing the Haas Tailoring ca I'm
mere March I. ). and i viii, "'n oe
play "i spring and >,;rrn,n, " us
tailored 10 measure fan. 49, '"prics
'"' inc mon Geo. y. Rose & Som
.------ 3-3t
NOW IS THE TINE TO EIrv yO,,o
ice box. We have both nr,r oun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

NJ o PS, POL1SHES. BROOAIS.
WAKES. Floor Cleaner. wall paper
cleaner. ShCllaC. Everything fuI
house cleaning. Watkins Hardware
Company. 2-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

FARM FOR RENT. TOBACCO AL
l"tmCnt. plenty of acreage for utn-
CT crops. Mrs. Wesley Y. Swain.
DabnCy Road, Henderson. phone
ilO2 or 259. l-3&5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
WANT ADS
CANDLER-VNLMER MOTOR co.

CANDLER-PAI.AIER MOTOR 60.
offers good u~"d cars It reasonable
prices. 1871 Studchakcr C0mman-
der 1889 Chevrolet Sedan. 1882
Ford and u number of Standard
ChcVrulc, cars-l93l and 1899
models. I'll
NOTICE TO PATRONS. TEASE
send a wire hanger with cIrn %ar-
mCnt To bc cleaned nr pre-. II. .,,-
turn all hangers moi IN use. 5rC pc.
hundred allowed for clean rustic rs
hangers. Valet Cleaning Go. 2-l1i
y iIt: STOCK OF ASPHALT ROLL
roofing at The Place of Values"
One ply At Sl.l9. two ply Sl.i5.
Extra heavy green slate surface
:ouing al S2.15. Alex =. Watkins.
5-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

WANTED y FOUR. FIVE. or SIX
room house at once or by MarCn
20. Call 978-W after q O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK your
best II you pdtrOnlHc our shop
Modern service, experienced OPP
orators. Phone 200 iur appoint
ncnt. Bridscrs Beauty Shop, over
ParkCrS Drug Store. 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

GOOD DRY PINE WOOD. SAWED
stove wood length. delivered any
where III Henderson. ID. NJ. Glover.
phone 1921. 2j-lIti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

hangers. Naltl I ISdllllS - = III
y no: STOCK OF ASPHALT ROLL.
roofing at The Place OF NIluvs"
One ply at Sl.l9. two ply Sli5.
Extra heavy green slate surface
:ooiIng at S2.75. Alex :. Watkins.
5-lti
TIRE HEADQUARTERS WE HAVE
the latest official tTmatIun re-
EHrdIng tire INSPECTION and appi.-
cation for new tires and t;iprs. Let
Us help you with yours. Henderson
NulcanIZlng Co. Ut
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars II Mot II
Sales Co.. Henderson. n. G..
FIT: FIT! FIT. IOc. 25c. aur.
$l.Ou. Sl.50 and Sl.75 sizes. Large
stock of fly swHttcrS. spray guns.
screen wire. screen doors. screen
windows. Watkins Hardware" c..
1T.
FRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS. Hal +
gallons, quarts and pimis. Also
Jelly glasses. Watkins lIa.,;".:"
Company. 2-G;i
EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER
wants Job III on around lIruIr,-
son. Address Box 800 care D,--
patch. iii
HAND ME DOWN \ GALLON Oi.
outside house paint. It. ready mix
cd. durable and economical. Ccl!-
ing price i $2.75. "Th" Place nt
Values" AlcN 5. Watkins. Sit
NJ o PS, POIISHES. BROOMS.
Wakes. Floor Cleaner. wall paper
cleaner. ShCllaC. Everything fuI
house cleaning. Watkins Hardware
Company. 2-GG
YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK your
best II you pdtrUnlXc our shop
Modern service, experienced OPP
orators. Phone 200 iur appoint
ncnt. Bridscrs Beauty Shop, over
ParkcrS Drug Store. 22-tf
FARM FOR RENT. TOBACCO AL
lotmCnt. plenty of acreage for utn-
Dabncy Road, Henderson. phone
HOP or 250. l-3&J
WANTED \ FOUR. FIVE. or SIN
room house at once or 10y Marcn
20. Call 978-W after O'clock.
$40
MONUMENTS MARKERS. GOOD
wOrlirnanShip-goo prices. Sec ol
write w. w. Langston. 2l9 Young
street, Phone 773. monS-fri-tf
USE TEXOLITE-A ONE COAT
flat wall paint-No sizing required
over plastCrCd walls or wall paper.
II dries in forty minutes. One gal
lon docs an average room. Ten
beautiful colorS. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Alex S. Watkins. 5-lti
GOOD DRY PINE WOOD. SAWED
stove wood length. delivered any
where III Henderson. ID. NJ. Glover.
phone 1921. 25-liti
SCRAPE YOUR FLOORS -- WE
have floor machines Tor rent. Shci-
lac, floor scalcr. hand sCrappcrS.
All kinds of wax finishes. Call us
ior reference for man to do the
work. Watkins Hardware Co. 2-6t
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM HOUSE
and large garden near Rcd Oak
service station on Dabncy road
two miles from Henderson. Elcc-
trio lights. Ten dollars pei month.
Apply to j. n. Brodie, Henderson.
~. I. 3-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
PRICES PAID FOR

hIdc,. scrap metal. steel. IRON. ana
rubber Lets give the ANS the
kuuChol.i blow. Henderson Jun"
Company. phone 500. 10"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

MONUMENTS MARKERS, GOOD
worl;nanShip-goo prices. Sec oI
write w. w. Langston, PIG Young
street, Phone 773. monS-Gri-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

foh KENT HOUSE AND CApn,,..
n' Dabncr-Rcnt very rra.nnLtt,N
li"l'S" III extra good cHndit,",,
ply /" Horace Wilson R m",n APP
ford. n. e. ''''e D. Ok
5.oi;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

OFFlL lAL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
iI"n. Cars washed. fabricated
polished, batteries rccharscd, Gull
GaH and oils. l.. I. Harris Gull
Service Station, Gan nett and Hor-
ncT ST., phone ll98-W 26-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

WE HAVE PLENTY OLGA cr,,,-
rr coal. Fill your bin nnw oi ,f,
'liS coai Is available. IL, O E Enlle
Nor and Son. Phone pGn ak.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05

USE TEXOLITE~-A ONE COAT
flat wall paint No sizing required
over plastcrcd walls or wall paper.
1t dries i'll forty minutes. one gal
lon docs an average room. Ten
beautiful colOrS. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Alex S Watkins. 5-lfi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-05
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
Friends Honor
Rita Pergard

Mrs. George Frigon was hostess at
a greenback shower last evening at
Harmon's Restaurant in honor of
Rita B. Perigard who will be mar
ried on Saturday to Alphee A.
Frigon.
Those attending the shower were:
Mrs. Isabelle VeilleuX, Miss Ruth
Baribeault, Miss Alice Vanasse, Miss
Laura Perigard, Mrs. Imelda Picard,
Mrs. Aurore Dorval, Mrs. Laurent
Beaulieu, Mrs. Alice Hebert, Miss
Blanche Dessureault, Miss Kay
Pudim, Mrs. Raymond ST. Mary, Miss
Elizabeth Hickey, Miss Margaret
Hickey, Mrs. Joseph Mardo, Mrs. P.
Lafreniere, Mrs. Francis Sacco, Mrs.
Elmer Bean, Mrs. Claire Krinnskas,
Mrs. J. L. Baribeault, Mrs. x. Bari
beault, Mrs. L. B. Lemire, Mrs. Leo
Pepin, Mrs. D. Massicotte, Mrs. JOS
eph Rompre, Miss Claire Rompre,
Mrs. Raymond Rompre, Miss Cath
crime Moore, Mrs. John Moore, Miss
Mary Moore, Miss Dora Perigard,
Miss Nora ODonnell, Mrs. j. Tang
ney. Mrs, William Ward, Miss Arlene
Kelly, Mrs. T. Kelly Mrs. T. MASH
cote, Miss Helen Massicotte, Mrs.
Cleo Deziel, Mrs. E. Despin, Mrs. j.
Desserault, Miss Claire Baribeault
Miss Justine VanaSse, Mrs. Lionel
Dubois, Mrs. Joseph Baribault, Mrs.
Benjamin Veillette, Mrs. Louis Bou-
ley, Mrs. Howard Laer, Mrs. William
Porter, Mrs. o. j. st. Mary, Mrs.
David Waugh, Mrs. E. Arcand, Miss
Madeline Veillette, Mrs. Edward
Belanger, Mrs. Arthur Vezina, Mrs.
A. Vezina, Mrs. Roland Chevrette,
Mrs. Fred Veillette, Miss Joan Va
nasse, Mrs. Armand Vanasse, Miss
Pearl Dubois, Mrs. John Wallace
Miss Justine Snyder, Mrs. Ross
Snyder, Miss Rose Veillette, Mrs.
John Spignesi, Mrs. Leon Frigon,
Mrs. Armand Frigon and Mrs.
George Frigon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
Mrs. VIM. Service
D. A. r. Regent

Mrs. William S. Service was
named Regent of Melicent Porter
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Charles A. Templeton OF Coun-
try CLUB Road.
The slate also includes Vlce-re-
gent OF Mellcent Porter ChapCer,
daughters OF the American ReVolu-
ton, at a meeting held yesterday
afternoon at the nome OF Mrs.
Charles A. Templeton Of Country
CluD Road.
The slate also includes vice-re-
gent, Mrs. john w. Potter, whose
term also expires next year; second
vice-regent, MIS-. William r. Grler-
son; registrar and membership, Mrs.
Robert II. Dean, whose term Will eX-
pre in 1914; treasurer, MIS-. Will
nam L. LOOMS; recording secretary,
Mrs. William H. Vining; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Stephen
T. Crane; historian and historical
research, Mrs. Alfred F. Meyerhans;
cuator, Miss Josephine Somers; and
chaplain, Mrs. Clarendon Nickerson.
New members of the board OF
management will be: Mrs. Robert
S. Walker, Mrs. Charles A. Temple
ton and Mrs. Frank B. Noble.
The following committees and
committee chairmen were elected.
Program, Mrs. Earl w. Pierson,
chairman, Mrs. Robert w. Dennison,
and Mrs. Louis H. Stocking; social
Mrs. Stanley H. Crater, chairman,
Mrs. William M. Hodges, and Mrs.
George E. Camp; Americanism and
manual, Miss Helen Townsend,
chairman, Mrs. George B. Slocum,
and Mrs. Albert j. Lane; approved
schools, Mrs. John P. Clark, chair
man, Mrs. Burton j. Hine, and Mrs.
j. Russell Putnam; music, Missed
mund j. ABBOTT, chairman, Mrs.
Harry B. Rathbun, and Mrs. Star
buck Sprague; press, Mrs. Charles
H. Brown, chairman, Mrs. Joseph
Wilhelm, and Mrs. Everett o. Sha-
fer: finance, Mrs. Aaron A. Bene-
dict, chairman, Mrs. Herbert w,
Coe, and Mrs. Chris H. NeusWan-
ger; printing, Mrs. Irving H. Tolles,
chairman, Mrs. Irving w. Harrison
and Mrs. James Gaunt; and audi
tors, Mrs. Philip A. Reuter-, chair
man, and Miss Ruth E. Camp.
Among the assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Louis F. Laun, Mrs. Will
liam H. Callan, Mrs. G. Leslie DeX-
ter, Mrs. Robert H. Dean Mrs. Al
bert j. Lane and Mrs. Irving H.
TOlleS.