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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
THE SKY'5 the
LIMIT" SHOWING
NOW AT CAPITOL

Ten Jays and nights of dancing
romance comprise the theme OF
THE Sky's the Limit" gllttering
new musical vehicle for Fred AS
,aire and Joan Leslie, now show
ing at the Capitol Theatre.
The sparkling plot is woven
around the adventures of a fighter
pilot on a brief leave of absence.
He decides to take his fun in
Manhattan in civilian clothes in
stead of in uniform, bringing about
a hilarious series of misunderstand-
ings when he falls for an ener-
getic young girl photographer who
considers him a useless Stacker.
The hectic affair between the
two is complicated by the airman's
feeling that wartime flier hasn't
any business asking a girl to wait
for him, and by the rivalry of the
heroine's millionaire employer, who
yearns to marry her but doesn't
quite know how to go about it..
And as the two principals dance
their way around Manhattan's high
spots things get more and more
complicated and tuneful and funny,
until the stirring climax settles
everything in satisfactory fash
ion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
MANY PASSENGERS
ARRIVE SATURDAY
NIGHT FROM SlTkA

Arriving here from Sitka late Sat
urday evening were the following
persons:
Lule Coleman, Pete Sopoff, Torres
Ness, Werner RUM, Oscar Koski
John Laitinen, Edward Sweeten
Richard Shomrell, Roy Roberts.
Art Littlefield, Mrs. Art Little
field, Jack Engdal. Edward Kinsler,
Mrs. E. Kinsler, William Koepke,
Mrs. J. Homethko, M. Barker.
l.. J. Holmquist, Mrs. Holmquist,
Arthur Adams, H. Mcdonald, Tom
Cashen, E. Reynolds, Herman Port
er, John Walmer, M H. Sides, Mrs
M. H. Sides. Victor Power, D. Naish,
A. B. Hayes, Mrs. A. B. Hayes.
Emmett Conner, Robert Hammer,
Mabel Williams, Eva Beierly, Wall
lace Westfall, Albert Davis, George
Davis, Herman Hansen, o. Mans
field, H. Anderson.
Boarding the vessel here for Sc
attic were George Dalton, E. j,
Conkle, v. J. Wrinkle, Mrs. George
Schmidt, w. E. Bremen, William
Bremen, t. Bergman, G. Anackel,
Iris Sundell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dufresne, Mrs. r. ]. Claire, A. G.
McGruder, D. Y. Volante, June
Anderson.
G. r. Burwell, Caroline Gallup,
Dwight Pierce, Evelyn Kronquist,
Ernest Kronquist, Aileen Kronquist,
Rosemary Kronquist, w. Erickson,
w. j. Sanders, Lorada Ware, L. F.
Bubb, Mrs. Bulb, c. j. Berstrom.
Mrs. Felix Gray, Walter Sogge,
Jessie Clements, Lillian Clements
Leroy Clements, Charles Bloxham
Mrs. Bloxham, 3. G. McPhee, Will
liam r. Cashen, M. C. Grove, Mike
Colik, c. E. Finch, Jerry Finch,
Dorothy Carr, Laura Paterson, Flos-
sic Carr.
I. Allen, Mrs. L. Allen, Robert
Allen, M. L. Green, Frances Smola,
F.. A. Smola, Sandra Smola, Will
liam Lewis, Mary c. Boles, Mary
Edwards, Marilyn Edwards, Mar
garet Case and son, Alice Case,
j. V. Hickey, Mrs. Hickey, v. Far
rell, Mrs. Farrell Mary Ellen Far
rell, Esther Naimark, Mrs. John
Butts, Fred Butts.
Passengers for Wrangell were r.
Wheeler, S. Einstoss, A. r. Brueger
Mrs. v. Sorenson, j. S. Jeffrey
Mrs. Jeffrey, D. Rammerden, and E
T. Watrous.
Those listed for Ketchikan were
j. r. Kingdom and Mrs. Charles
Stanford and for Petersburg were
Marcia Hungerford, Mary Hunger
ford, Mrs. J. Reid, Marnee Philbin
and B. L. Samanigo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
LEAVE FOR SOUTH

Mr.. anc Mrs. ALT NJ Monsen,
who have been in Juneau for the
past four weeks, while Capt. Mon
sen, PAA pilot, has been on the
Electra run out of Juneau, left to-
day for Seattle.
Mrs. Monsen has been under
doctors orders in Seattle since last
fall. She will return to Juneau
where she is President of the En-
pire Printing Company, within a
few months.
Mrs. George A. Lingo, Mrs. Mon
sens sister, who has been south
for about a year, plans to return
to her home in Anchorage, where
her husband, Lieut.. Comdr. Lingo,
is stationed, in September. She is
now visiting Comdr. Lingo's par
ents at Laguna Beach, Calf, where
she will be joined for the sum-
mer by her daughter, Joan. Miss
Lingo plans to return to Hood Col
lege at Frederick, Md, in the fall
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Glider Pilot
BusYFew
Hours, D-Day

NINTH AIR FORCE TRIO p
CARRIER BASE, June IL ODE
layed) In few hours OF fast
action glider pilot r. B. Fowler
killed IL Germans. was taken
prisoner, and escaped back to the
American lines on stolen Nazi
motorcycle.
When MS glider crashed in Nor
mandy on D-Day, Fowler killed nine
Nazis with 9 hand grenade and
rifle, then was knocked uncon-
scious. When he awoke he was
a captive ana was taken to regi-
mental headquarters with two other
survivors Of his group.
When a German colonel drove
up, Fowler threw grenade which
the Nazis had overlooked in their
search. killed the colonel and an
other soldier Fowler then fled
with the colonel's binoculars and
carbine.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Ira Tucker has been admitted to
st. AIMS Hospital for medical care.
Anton Nelson, a surgical patient,
entered st. AIMS on Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Grafton has been dis
charged from st. AIMS Hospital
after receiving surgical treatment.
Joe Banker was admitted to st.
AIMS on Saturday for medical care.
Uleta Kelly entered st. AIMS
Saturday for medical treatment and
was discharged on Sunday.
Joe Kelly, medical patient, has
been admitted to ST. AIMS Hospital.
Joe Vezzette has been dismissed
from ST. AIMS Hospital following
medical care.
George David entered the Gov
eminent Hospital over the weekend
from Sitka.
Arlene Martin has been discharged
from the Government Hospital after
receiving medical treatment.
Ernest John, of Angoon, has been
admitted to the Government Hos
pital for treatment.
George Dalton was discharged
from the Government Hospital on
Sunday and returned to his home.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
PRICES ARE SET ON
FISH LINERS, vIS(ERA

Setting of specific prices on fish
livers and viscera sold and deliver
ed in Alaska was announced today
bv the Alaska Office of Price Ad-
ministraticn.
Previously both commodities
have been controlled under the
general maximum price regulation
which limits the price to the high
est price each individual seller paid
in March, 1912 The specific
prices, which have been established
in accordance with the national
policy of price control represents
increases IN ceiling prices for all
commodities covered by the amend
ment.
The prices which become effect
i've today are as follows:
Halibut livers $1.30 pound, Wis
cera Is cents pound, sable fish
livers s1.65 a pound, viscera 25
cents pound.
Livers OF ling cod 81, red cod
(snappers) rs cents, skate 10 cents,
dogfish IS cents, mudshark %
cents.
On skate, dogfish and mudshark
two cents a pound must be de-
Quoted when this species of livers
are landed in port of entry other
than Ketchika Wrangell OF
Petersburg and the two cents a
pound also is applicable to livers
and viscera of halibut and viscera
under the same landings.
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WSCS 10 Meet for
Sewing Wednesday

The Womans Society OF Christian
Service of the Methodist Church
will meet for sewing on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Metho-
dist parsonage, with Mrs. J. E.
Boyle and Mrs. w. H. Matthews,
Jr., as hostesses for the occasion.
The large Is by "a oil painting
by Weyahok and the Chinese brass
flower bowl which were presented
to Mrs. Matthews as going away
gifts at the evening meeting last
week will be ON display. Friends as
we'll as members are most cordially
invited to the meeting Wednesday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
FLAG DAY RITES
TO BE ATTENDED
BY EMBLEM CLUB

The memberss of Juneau Emblem
Club No. 80 have been invited by
Elks Lodge No. 400 to join with
them in the observance of Flag
Day at o'clock Wednesday, June
IA, in the Elks Hall.
In inviting the Emblem Club, the
Elks hove expressed the hope that
this will be the last Flag Day SER
vice observed in a war-torn world,
and that by next year our flag
will once more float serenely over
q nation returned to happy days
of peace and fellowship"
The resident of the Emblem Club,
Mrs. Daisy Fagerson, is asking
that all members of this order
who are able to attend to be at
the Elks Hall shortly before 8
O'Clock Wednesday night. If pos
sible, 1t is hoped that Emblemites
will attend in groups and that
each group will join others upon
arrival at the Elks Hall. If any
member wishes further details, Mrs.
Fagerson should be contacted. 1--WE
should not only be proud and
anxious to pay homage to our
flag" said Mrs. Fagerson, but the
Emblem Club should be adequately
represented al these services"
This latter statement is true not
only because of the relationship all
Emblem Club members have to the
Elks. but also as one of the corner
stones OF all Emblem Clubs is
patriotism.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
II PASSENGERS IN
OVER WEEKEND VIA
VESSEL FROM SOUTH

An incoming vessel over the
weekend brought to Juneau the
following passengers from the south
Charles Apologize, Grace B. Bur-
nett, Belle Burford, Frank w. Barr
Alma Clark, Philip Clark, Patricia
Clark, Frank M. Crutsinger, Fern
Dixon, George Banner, Cecil Ever
etts, Herbert Faulkner, Gertrude
Gill, Emma Gray, Helen Gould
Mary Graham, Edward Hansen
Minnie Lu Horning, Elvera Kent
Leona Lincoln, Ethel Loken
Marguerite Lewis, John Mullen
Gail Maddux, Jacqueline Muma
Ruby Maddux, John Marin, Sarah
Mcdonald, John Merrill, Frances
Paul, Hannah Rose, Dennis Rose
Dorothy Reed, Pauline Roach, Mrs
Norma Smith, James A. Smith
Thomas A. Smith, Norma j. Smith,
Mary Sporting, Harry Sporting
George M. Sand, Alice Simpson
Jessie Stevens, Henry William
son, Ethel Whitfield, Martha White,
'Frederik Wyller, Mildred Wyller,
Elizabeth Wyller, Ida Allen, Mile
Willer, Nellie Miller, Rosemary
Krumrein.
From Ketchikan-Dr. NJ Cholst,
Miss Roberta Dooley, j. G. Gieker,
A. r. johnson, c. johnson, G. F..
Jones, Charles Kelson, Fred Paul,
r. M. Redlich, lone Stage, r. L.
Wolfe.
From Wrangell-Miss Byrdie Nc
Neill, H. M. Olsen, G. o. Taylor
Mrs. c. o. Taylor, l.. l.. Wingard
Mrs. Wingard, Beverly Margaret
johnson
Boarding the vessel here fol
Skagway were Mr.. and Mrs. G
Wright. Bruce Wright, j. d. Gar
ook, -Amelia Gibson, Mrs Michael
Scott, Michael Scott. Mrs. E. Fall
Hans Berg, Mrs. Hans Berg, Eliza
zeth Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Moe, and John Marin.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS

We will open our meeting in the
ballroom Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock.
Please be prompt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
KATHERINE HOOKER
SERIOUSLY INJURED,
EVERETT ACCIDENT

Word has been received that Mrs.
Katherine Hooker, well known Ju-
neau woman, is in an Everett hos
pital with conclusion and leg
fracture, suffered when she fell
while shopping in one of the down
town stores
Mrs. Hooker went South few
weeks ago to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mildred Strobe, of Everett.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12

The greatest depth in the Allan
tic ocean (30,246 feet) is north OF
Puerto Rico.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12

PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
Have a portrait artist take your
picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite
Federal Building, Phone 294. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
Song Recital TO
Be 5ponsoredb by
BPW on June %

AS feature of the Fifth War
Loan Drive. which started today, the
Business and Professional Women's
Club announced that they will spon-
sor song recital by Mrs. Crystal
JENNIE, well known Juneau vocalist
The recital will be held at the
Methodist Church on June 26, and
the price of admission will be a
War Bond.
Mrs. Charles Popejoy will &C
company Mrs. JENNIE in a group of
songs, and included in the musical
program will be violin selections by
Mrs. Phyllis Langdon. Music lovers
of Juneau are advised to keep the
date reserved for this affair.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
WILCOX FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW

The funeral for John E. Wilcox,
who died recently at st. AIMS Hos
pital, will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock in the Charles w.
Carter Mortuary chapel. Dean C.
E. Rice will officiate at the service
and interment will be in Evergreen
Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-12
COUPLE
IS MARRIED HERE

Mary l.. Baker and Harris E.
league, both of Whitehorse, Y. T.,
were married here Saturday after
noon by U. S. Commissioner Felix
Gray.
Witnesses were Katherine Keev-
ers and Arthur r. Bertoia.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJEI
PITTSBURGH
Uzklupo Sniegas

Gruodzio IL PittSburgha uz-
klupo sniego puga, viena is
kenksmingiausiu istorijoje, SUI
paraliziuodama visa miesta, SUI
tramdydama transportacija.
zuvo trys asmenys, ir TUX
stanciai zmoniu kurie ta die
ma atvaziavo j miesta is prize
miesciu tureio likti mieste, il
uzgrudo viesbucius, autobusu
ir gelezinkeliu stotis, negaleda-
mi parvaziuoti namon. Uzsi-
dare veik visos mokyklos il
susitramde karo imonese dar-
bal.
Sniegas siaute ir Gruodzi6
II, prisinigo virs pedos gylio
o pusnys daug kur sudare snie
go kalnus.
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MIESTE TAMSU

Pittsburghas turi dideli ap-
sunkinima kuomet miglos ir
dumai uzgula miesta If dienos
metu sudaro nakties tamsuma.
Tas pasikartoja daznai, ypac
ziema, ir nera galimybes to at
sikratyti. Slenyje tarr aukStu
krantu guledamas miestas pa
niures dumuose nuolatos, o kal
dumai susimaiso su miglomis,
oras tiesiog pasidaro nepaken-
ciamas il dienos metu laikosl
nakties tamsuma.
Nors keliama reikalaVimai
a)sviesti gatves tokiOmis die
nomis, taciau yra keblumu ku-
rie ta nedaleidzia. Gatviniq
lcmpu elektros linijos operuo-
jamos nustatytais laikals II
uzsidega ir uzgesta automatis-
kai.
Elektros liniju darbininkai
atlieka pataisymu darbus pill
mai zinodami kad tos liniios po
tam tikro laiko yra be elek-
tros. Elektros kompanija ne-
turi budo susisiekti SUI tais
darbininkais ir jeigu paleistu
elektros srove tomis vielomis
kllrias darbininkai zinO esant
be elektros, butu uzmuSta ne,
mazai darbininku.
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NERINkS TAkSU
is ALGU

Mayoras Scully pareiske kad
iis nepritaria rinkimui taksQ
is algu zmoniu kurie dirba
Pittsburghe.
Philadelphijoje if kaip kur
kitur toxic taksai renkami. is
skaitant is ju algu.
Pittsburghui buvo siuloma
rinkti 1 nuos. taksu is algu
gyventoju ir laikinai atvyku-
siu cia dirbti, taciau miesto "a
rvta il pagaliau mayoras ia
sumanyma atmete.
Mayoras sake, valstiia dabar
Savo izde turi 200 milijonu do
lariu pervirSiu, il reikia tike-
It's kad kuriam miestui prisi-
eius striukai su finansais ga
lima bus gauti laikina pagalba.
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CT.
WATERBURIO LIETUVIU
TARYBOS VALDYBA

Gruodzio 10, A. L. I. Conn.
metiniame susirinki-
me iSrinkta nauja valdyba 1945
metams. Pirmininkas DR.. Pet
ras Vileisis, vice pirmininkai: !:
Jarob Treciokas, Alena Deve-
niene; uzrasu rast. Ant. Laz-
dauskas; fin. rast. Ant. Oran-
tas; I'D. Dr.. M. j. Colney: IL
do globejai: Petras Yokubaus-
kas, l. Krugeliene. A. Granite
ne; korespondentai A. Deve-
niene, Morta Zailskiene, if DR..
M. j. Colney.
Visa naujai isrinkta valdy-
ba pasizadejo deti pastangas
dirbti vieningai, taipgi pasta
deio dirbti kad tarp visu orga-
nizaciju, visu Lietuviu bel Vi
su sroviu stipretu santaika,
bendra veikla, pilnam Ameri-
kos karo ir taikos laimejimui,
il mazoms tautoms, kartu II
Lietuvai, laisves ir nepriklau-
somybes atgavimui.
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SKLERA Vaitiekus, mire Lap
kricio m, Shenandoah, Pa
PETRUsKA Stasys, 49 metQ,
mire Lapkr. men,, Wauke-
gan, Ill.
KUPREVICIENE Elzbieta. mi
re Lapkr. men,, Girardville,
Pa.
RADZEVICIENE Regina (Ma-
tonyte), AZ M, mire Lapkr.
18, S. Boston, Mass. (Valki-
ninku par.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno % metus.
RAMANAUSKAS Kastantas,
54 m., mire Rugp. 19, Water
bury, Conn. Juoslaviciu k.
CICIALIAUSKAS Kazys, 62
metu, mire Spaliu 80, Lee
Park, Pa. (Klovainiu par,
Panevezio app
| KESLERIS Juozas, 63 metu,
mire Spaliu 16, Springfield,
III. (Varniu ", Laukuvu k)
sIMANSKAS Juozas, 81 metu,
mire Spaliu 10, Shenandoah,
Pa. (Seinu ap., Kalveliu k.)
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Statys $4,000 Nauju
Gyvenamuf Namu

Valdiska MIA istaiga, kuri
rupinasi gyvenamu manu- sta
tymu miestuose, dabar renka
Zinias ir skirsto kvotas kick
kuriam miestui reikalinga bus
isstatyti manu-. Isviso numa-
tyta statyti $4,000 nauju, ge-
resnes ruSies gyvenamu manu.,
ir statybos darbai bus pradeti
artejant pavasariui, kaip tik
oras pavelys.
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PHILADELPHIA
DRABUZIU RINkLlANA


Tarp Lapkricio Is il 30 sio-
je kolonijoje ivyko drabuzlq
rinkliava Lietuvos nukenteju-
stems zmonems.
Kick tikrai surinkta neteko
suzinoti, ir ar buvo renkama
DO namus ar tik sunese j tam
paskirtas vietas nepatyrlau,
mes vieni apie tai kalbejo vie
naip, kiti kitaip.
Vajui uzsibaigus, drabuziai
tapo suvezti, sunesti sv. Jur-
gio parapiios kambarius. kas
buvo surinkes drabuziu, prista-
te juos j viena bendra punkta.
Toliau, teko kalbetis SUI vie
nu is uoliu veikeju, Kaziu Ia
deika. Paklausiau jo: "Ar jus
esat tikri kad raudonieji tuos
drabuzius nesuciuops? ?" 10 at
sakymas buvo: 'Lietuviu yra
kurie pabege nuo priesQ, gyve-
na ar tai Svedijoje, ar Sveica-
riioje ar kitose Salyse, jiems
drabuziai ir bus siunciami. Yra
gi Wits kad Lietuva atgaus lai-
sve if nepriklausomybe ir ga
lima bus ia Selpti tiesiog'.
PATRAKELIU DARBELIAI
Musu raudonieji Kremliaus
verguciai visus vietos Lietu-
yius veikejus diroancius uz lai-
sva Lietuva, ir liezuviais pla-
ka il savo laikraSciuose bjau-
rioja. Jiems nepatinka kan
patriotai Lietuviai dirba Ame-
rikos ir Lietuvos labui ne sulyg
Maskvos agentu nurodymp bet
sulyg savo nuoziuros.
Tautinius darbus dirbanciu-
ju eileie mes turime tokius
pasisventelius kaip Juozas Ka-
valauskas, Pranas Pukas, Kun.
Stasys Raila, Genovaite Rama
nauskiene, Kristopas zemaitis,
Emilia Zemaitiene, Kazys Ia
deika, Ona Unguraite, Antanas
Marcinkevicius, Pranas Satin
skas, Antanas KaniuSis, Will
liam Paschall Poska ir kt.
Tuo tarpu, tie Kremliaus
verguciai, aklai garbina Stall
ma, kuris sulauze .sutartis su
ramia kaimyne Lietuva, ja ir
kitas Sails uzgrobe, paverge, if
padare proto verguGiais visus
tuos musu patrakelius.
ReSaliSkas Stcbetojas.
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AMERIKOS GRAIKAI
DZIAUGIASI

Americas Graikai dziaugiasi
kad ju senoji tevyne jau islai-
svinta; jie jau gauna laiskus
is Graikijos, gall pasiusti dra-
buziu ir pinigu saviesiems taip
daug karo laiku nukenteju-
stems.
Kaip kitose Europos salyse
taip ir Graikijoje ,dar siaucia
visokios suirutes, bet jau lals-
YES saulute ten teka per Graf
kijos kalnus. O kada j pate
kes Lietuvai?
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RONU VAJUS PANYkO

Gruodzio 9, atsibuvo 6-tos
Karo Paskolos bonu pardavimo
vajus Victory House, vadovy-
beje Waterbury Lietuviu Ia
rybos. Nors dabartiniais lai-
kais Lietuviai darbininkai per.
ka karo bonus dirbtuvese if XII
tur, bet visvien ta diena Lie
tuviai ispirko karo bonu uz
S43,325 ir uz S33 stampu. sia
Lietuviu vajaus diena daug pa
sidarbavo Tarybos pirm. DR..
P. Vileisis, Morta Zailskiene,
Alena Deveniene, Marcele En-
drikiute, Antanina Colney, X.
Deveniute. Frances Budrevl-
cute, ir Albert Springs, Jr.
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PUZINAS Amilija (Barbarevi-|
ciute), senyvo amziaus, mi
re Lapk. 80, Cleveland, @.
(Raseiniu ap., Laukuvos p.) |
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
LUTK1ENE Ona (Draunys), |
4S m., mire Gruodzio l, Gle
velande. (Vilkijos p., Kve-
su KY Amerikoj isgyveno
80 metu.
MARKEVICIUS Edvardas, 81
metu, sunus Edvardo ir Pau
limos Markeviciu, mire Spa
liu 8, Clevelande, kur buvo
ir gimes.
KRIzANAUSKAS Tamas, so
m., mire Lapk. IL, Clevelan-
de. (Mirsciu k, Krosnos D.,
Marijampoles app Amerikoj
isgyveno go metus.
MALSKIENE Viktorija, 81 m.
mire Wickliffe, Ohio, Lap
kricio /.
BAIKUS Impolitas, 68 metu,
mire Lapk. 21, Cleveland, O..
KINKUS Vincas, 72 M, mire
Lapk. 10, Bridgeville, Pa.
PETRONIS Antanas, pusam-
lis, mire Lapk. Is, Chicagoj,
(Panev. ap., Subaciaus par,
Dvariskiu Ky Amerikoj is
gyveno so metu.
KAPOCIUS Povilas, So metu,
mire Lapkr. IA, Chicagoje.
(Ukmerges ap., Raguvos p.,
Prasciunu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 35 metus.
PODERIS Motiejus, SO metu
mire Spaliu 9, Wilkes-Bar-
re, Ia.
PAzEMECKAS P Petras, "A m.
mire Spaliu 19, Wilkes-Bar
re, Pa.
RUTKEVICIUS Kazys, So m.
mire Spaliu IA, Wheeling
w. Va.
KLEMAUSKAS Juozas, Sc m
mire Spaliu 27, Rumford
Me.
MORTACKAS Vincas, mire q
Spaliu, New Britain, Conn.
LIUSCIKAUSKAS Jurgis, mi
re Lapkricio M, Baltimore
Md.
KLIMAS Juozas, mire Lapkr
i 5, Baltimore, Md.
: BARNISKTENE Anele, 80 m.
S mire Lapkr. 8, Baltimore
D PULlNAS POVllaS, bb M. mi
: re Lapkr. 8, Norwood, Mass
BIRBILAS Vincas, mire Spa
e liu 25, Dayton, Ohio.
a MELESKEVICIUS Juozas, mi
: re Lapkr. 7, Dayton, Ohio.
: VILKAUSKIENE Mare, mir
: Lapkr. /, Nashua, N. FL.
KIRVELEVICIENE Morta mi
re Lapkr. II, Wilkes-Barre
Pa.
MATUZA Simas, mire Lapkl
IL, Hudson, Pa.
CEPONYTE >Paulette, mire l.
Lapkr. Plymouth, Pa.
VARNAGIRIENE Jieva, mir
Spaliu 80. BraddOck, Pa.
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TRUKSTA 11,600
DARRININkU

Pennsylvanijos karo Darbo
Jiegu komisija skelbia jog i
sTarbias karo reikmenu dirbtu-
YES s]lu5iai reikalinga 11,60O
darbinir'ln. Tokiu dirbtuviu il
imoniu yra SO, kaip raj laivu
taiSymo if statyboje, ginklu If
anuniciios dirbtuvese, ir tt.
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SVENTEMS DEGTl-
MES BUS PAKAN-
KAMAI

Prekybos zinovai tikrina kad
symet Kaledoms ir Naujlems
Metams degtines bus pakanka-
mai. Bus dikCiai rum ir sal
dziuju degtiniu, tik kick ma
ziau bus SkotiSkos ir bourbon
degtines.
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81 GIMTADIENIO SUkAkTIS

Gruodzio 10. p. Stella Bur
ba, ponios Frank Pinevicienes
motina, minejo savo 81-ma
gimtadieni. Nors il pareiske
kad dabar mazai il tesiintere-
suoia savo gimtadienio sukak-
timi, visvien ia diena ia ATTAIN
ko karta j metus. Linketlna
iai ceros sveikatos ir toliau.
DR.. NJ. ]. COlney.
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NEUZMIRSkIT Sc

Siusdami Djrvos RedakciJa'
Administracijai ar Agenturs !
kokius paklausimus. visada ids-
Kit uz &c paste zenklell atsa-
kymui. Tas butinA.
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RONIT PARDAXIMAS

Sekmadieni. Gruodzio 10, va
dovaujant Juozui Kavalauskui,
Muzikaleje Saleie ivvko karo
bonu pardavijimo vajus tarp
Philadelphijos LietuviQ. Bo-
nu parduota w $4,000. Uz
didziausia paskira suma pirko
Liet. Muzikalio Namo Bendro-
We = $4,000; biznierius Sira.
tavicius pirko uz $4,000.
Be 10 dar bonu pardavime
zymiai darbavosi ir klebonas
Kun. DR.. V. Bartusevicius.
X. V.
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