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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-15
.SALINARDI ON
 WITNESS LIST

Prank "Tineles' salinardi of Wa. terbury was among the witnesses who testified yesterday before State Referee Carl Poster in the New Ha. ven county Jail probe, It iS pre- sufned the local resident, who has served Q number of sentences ct the jail, was asked to testify on condi. tons during his confinement.
 By last night ls persons had tess tified ct the inquiry. Deceive Lieutenant Howard o, Young, who conducted Q preliminary inveStiga- ton at the Jail, was among those called yesterday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
AKRON, OHIO
NAUDINGOS PRAKALBOS

Pereita sekmadieni, Geguzes
%, sv. Petro parapijos saleje
atsibuvo prakalbos ir rodymas
idomiu filmu is nuotikiu Gle
velande.
Prakalbu programa atidare
victims veikejas J. RamoSka,
praneSdamas susirinkimo tik-
sla, ir perstate Dirvos redak-
toriu, Karpiu. Jis padare pra-
nesima apie "Timeless Lithu-
ania", apie filnlas kurios bus
rodomos, ir apie LVS darbuo-
te.
Po to programo pirmininkas
perstate DR.. S. T. TamoSaitl
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos pir-
, mininka, kuris placiau kalbejt
apie reikala dirbti Lietuvos
iSlaisvinimui.
Trecia kalbetoja p. Ramoska
perstate JULY Smtona. Jis api-
budino placiai Lietuvos lais-
yes byla, Lietuvos reikalus ir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
KAS ISTIl<RO ISRIE@l<O LAUKAITL
SLA PREZIDENTU?

tautinei srovei nepakenks. ;. I.
Grigaitis dabar primeta p.
Laukaiti bolsevikams, bet ziu-
RESIN kokie vejai pus per SLA
selma Philadelphijoje.
Spejimai yra trys:
l. Jei Grigaitis matys kad
kontroliuoja selma, jis kesinsis
Laukaiti seine atmesti ir ten
pat rinkti flauja prezidenta,
kaip valstiju insurance depart
mentu taisykles nurodo (visuo-
tino nariu balsavimo jos ne
pripazysta).
2. Jei jam rodysis geriau
"padaryti" Laukaiti savo "ge-
ru draugu" (gavimui kontroles
ant Laukaicio), Grigaitis darys
ta zygi ir bandys per Laukai-
!, ii kontroliuoti Susivienijima,
kaip jam sekesi su Bagocium.
8. Jeigu nujaus kad kontro-
les negali gauti ir jeigu sau
isitikins kad toji "konversi-
ja", kuria seimas lures priim-
ii, gall Susivienijimui pakenk-
ii ir pridaryti centro valdybai
CANA bedos, tai Grigaitis sci
me butinai, stengsis uzversti
'konversija" naujai valdybal
ant sprando ir pasakys, ANT
Marso JUS su savo SusivieniJl-
mu!" (Taip socialistai Susi-
vienijima smerke 1910 metals
if per tula laika po to, Xxi ga
vo patys paimti jo kontrole)
| Bolsevikai manydami lyg tai
jie Laukaiti isrinko SLA pre-
zidentu, jau dabar grasina jam
butt nuolaidziu (turbut jiems),
! 0 jei ne tai "kiti rinkimai gall
butt visai skirtingi. -" = rel
ska, vel mes j laukan. -.
SLA. Narys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
PAMINEUMO DIENA

Memorial arba Paminejimo
Diena, ivesta Amerikoje paml-
nett karius zuvusius uz sios
Sales islaikyma nuo 1861 me-
tu, nuo .ano karo veteranu per
ejo ant Primo Pasaulinio ka-
no veteranu, mes is Americas
Civilinio Karo veteranQ terra IL
kusiu vos keletas, kurie Jau
yra simtameciai senukai ir ne
paiiegia net ceremonijose da-
lyvauti.
Paminejimo Dienos ceremo-
nijas dabar atlieka Primo Pa
saulinio Karo veteranal, kurle
pagerbia savo karo zuvuslus
vyrus, symet ia svente Jau
apeme paminejima if Shame
antrame Pasauliniame~- kare
zuyuSiuOSius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
IS TARYBINIU KON-
FERENCIJyJ

Tarybininkai giriasi kad ju
rengtose konferencijose daily
wave tick ir tick delegatu ir
kaip kur kick auku sudeta. Gi
apie Steigiamojo Seimo "a me-
tu sukakti ir spaudos atgavi-
mo minejima - pamirsta pa
pasakoti. Mat, siedu pastari
dalykai buvo tik sliekai ant ju
meskeriu draugiju delegatams
pritraukti j konferencijas.
Pamirstas ir ia "didele tai
ka" ir prizadas "gelbeti Ame-
rika".
Kas tik daroma Lietuvos is
laisvinimo naudai yra girtina.
Amerikos Lietuviu konferenci-
jos, suvaziavimai, posedziavi-
mai, draugiju rinkimas ir sum
timas delegatu, bel paciu de-
legatu pasiaukoiimas eiti, dir
bti yra girtinas ir reikalingas.
Lietuviu skaitlingi dalyvavi-
mai tose sueigose rodo Lietu-
viu veikeju karsta nora darbti
Lietuvos vadavimo darba da-
bar, kada Lietuva randasi di-
dziausiame pavojuje savo ne
priklausomybe prarasti.
Bet koks tikslas uz. to viso
Lietuviu judejimo slepiamas
is tarybininku vadu puses?
Tx paziurekit: trys vyru-
kai, pasinaudodami tomis kon-
ferencijomis, kaip dare Pitts
burgho konferencija, nori is
plesti is koloniju veikeju ir Or
ganizaciju ranku Lietuvos va
davimo darba, sugraibstyti sau
i nagus visas aukas, ir sauva-
liskai savo kenksminga politi-
ka varyti. Pc Pittsburgho kon-
ferencijos buvo like daug or
ganizaciju kurios buvo media
vusios jiems igaliojimu, tat jie
visa laika, nieko gero nedirb-
damn Lietuvos reikalais, gal
vas lauze kaip pasigauti j sa-
vo buciu visas likusias Ameri-
kos Lietuviu organizacijas il
ju aukas. Tam isgalvojo st
Seimo "jubileju'', ir konferen'
CHOSE buvo gatavai iskeptos
rezoliucijos reikalaujancios ia
rybininku trejukes uzgyrim'
ir visisko igaliojimo.
zinoma, ne visose konferen
CHOSE sekesi jiems tas gauti
Lauksime dabar ka tie trys
vyrukai nudirbs gave nauJuf
"igaliojimus". A. S
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
I R u PINIAI

PRIMO Pasaulinio Karo me-
tn Lietuviams stojus viena
bendra darba selpti Lietuva,
Kun. Kemasis ir P. Grigaitis
uoliai pasitarnavo Lenku nau-
dai, kada jiem pasiseke suar-
dyti Lietuvil vienybe. Pana-
siai ir dabar dedasi. bet Ke-
mesio vieta uzina Vaidyla.
KAIP is ivykusiu faktu ma
tyti, anais laikais buvo Kun.
Nemesis, kuris kataliku visuo-
menei daug kainavo uz jo pa
laida akcija, dabar katali-
kams daug kainuos tas L. ST.
mucio ''meiles" bucks socialis-
tui Grigaiciui prispaustas New
Yorke.
VISI zinome kad Adv. w.
F. Laukaitis likos iSrinktas
nauju SLA prezidentu, tik rel
kia seimo uztvirtinimo. Rel
Nla labai paa'oejoti ar SLA
seimas Philadelphijoje jo kan
Iidatura pripazins, gall surasti
j "nekompetentisku" ta vie
ia uzimti. Lauksim, kur trum-
pa ateitis be zodziu aiskiau
kalbes.
ALT sumane isteigti New
Yorke Informacijos Centra, bet
kas j palaikys? Visuomene
yra gavus daugiau negu ele-
mentorine lekcija is practices
"Biuru', "Bendroviu'', "Kor-
poraciju' ir ivairiu "Atstaty-
mu" ofiseliu, kurie melze vi
suomene Xxi "karvute" visai
isseke. Dabar maziau randasi
lengvatikiu, bet jieskant ju
dar Wis galima surasti.
KUN. S. Orlemanskio misi-
ia Maskva atnese ta pacia
nauda Lenkams ka L. Prusei-
kos misija atnestu Lietuviams
jei Stalinas j pakviestu pada-
ryti misija, tik Pruseikai ne
kastuotu prarasti profesiJa.
AMERIKONU vienas kolum-
nistas issitare kad Lenkijai at
gauti Vilnius reiskia daug, bet
Incl zodelio neuzsimena aple
Lietuva. Lietuvai Vilnius rel
ska nepalyginamai daugiau,
mes tai yra tikra Lietuvos nuo-
savybe.
Senas Berzas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02

Americas Lietuviu pareiga dir
bti Lietuvos laisvei.
DR.. Tamosaitis pakviete Ak
roniecius paaukoti Lietuvos
vadavimo darbams, pats pra,
dedamas su desimtine. (Au-
kotoju vardai telpa ant 3-cio
pusl.-Red.) Auku viso su-
rinkta, SUI Timeless Lithuania
pirkejais, S36.50.
Imant kad mazai publikos
atsilanke, nes vasaros metas
ne prakalboms rengti laikas,
tai aukq surinkta nemazai.
Pabaigoje, buvo rodoma fill
mos is Clevelando Lietuviu
Darzelio ivairiu ceremoniju,
Lietuvos Prezidento A. Smeto-
nos lankymosi Darzelyje, kali
by If padejimo' vainiku prie
DR.. Vinco Kudirkos ir DR.. Jo-
no Basanaviciaus paminklu, ir
pagaliau, Prezidento A. Smeto-
nos laidotuviu iskilniu Cleve,
lande. Dalyvavusieji buvo la
bal patenkinti kalLomis ir fill
momis. Kor.
KAS nIatina Dirua too
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02

Po desimciu metu kartais
tam tikri dalykai apsigaubia
nezines migla ir apie juos pa
sklista keistos, toll nuo faktu
kalbos ir rastai.
Dabar musQ Lietuviu gyve-
mime pasklido tokios misteris-
kos kalbos ir rastai apie ivyki
istikusi tik siomis dienomis,
kuris rodos yra aiskus ir ne
gall tureti keliq pusiu.
Tai SLA prezidento rinki-
mai: Adv. F. j. Bagociaus pra-
laimejimas, o Adv. w. F. Lau-
kaicio laimejimas.
Del Bagociaus pralaimejimo,
susidare dvi faxes: viena = is
rimtesniu Lietuviu puses, kad
jis pralaimejo del to jog daily
vavo Bostone komunistu pa
rengime. Tas rodos padarytu
Bagociu artimu komunistafns,
kaip uz pataikavima jiems pa
sidare artimu Mazukna, ir ko-
munistai galejo tik deti pas
tangas kad jiedu vel butu is
rinkti.
Bolsevikai tue tarpu tikrina
kad Bagocius pralaimejo del
to kad jis siunte vainika Pre-
zidento A. Smetonos laidotu-
VEINS.
Tuo budu, bolsevikai skelbia-
81 jie "atkersine" savo geram
draugui, Bagociui, kuris net
nebijojo sedeti salia "sovieti-
mes" Lietuvos konsulo Ratoms-
kio. -. Butu keista jei komu-
nistai ''baustu" Bagociu uz
rodoma drauginguma, kuomet
RENE visomis pastangomis Ma
zukna, kuris taip pat pralal-
mejo.
Laukaitis, kick zinoma, dau-
giau turejo bendro SUI Prezi-
dentu Smetona, ir prlemlmus
Jam ruose, kai Bagocius nera
Prezidento Smetonos nei isto-
10 Amerikoje mates.
Bet Laukaicio laimejima ko-
munistams skiria ir Grigaitls.
Bet kai Grigaitis ka sake taip
tai zinok kad jis reiskia GRIEF
tai priesingai. Visi zinom Grl-
gait: jeigu kas sake YES tai
lis sake NO! Kiekviename at
sitikime ir kiekviename keno
nors pareiskime vienaip, Jis
butinai irodo kad yra kitalp.
Taigi, jeigu Grigaitis prl-
pazysta bolsevikams kredlta
uz Laukaicio isrinkima tai I'll
nokim tikrai kad Grigaitis tuo
tik nori izeidineti tautine sro-
We - tautininkus ir desiniuo-
sius sandariecius = kurie Lau-
kaiti isrinko. Grigaitis norl
irodyti jiems kad buvo kltalp
Nieko blogesnio SLA istor1o-
ie Grigaiciui nera kaip Bago-
claus prakisimas prezldentys-
tes, mes tas gall reiksti Grlgal-
clio diktaturos gala SusivlenlJi-
me. Jis turf kaip nors savo
tulzi islieti. Grigaitis su kali
riaisiais sandarieciais If su Kali
riaisiais katalikais visa lalka
irodineja buk tautininkai DIR
ba su bolsevikais. Taigi, OAR
viena sauja purvo, mano Jls'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02

BOLsEVIKU literadurna d.
ia savo nariams symet duos
knyga vardu SLietuva Ugnyje'.
Pavadinimas labai tinkamas,
nes ugnis tik pragare randa-
ma (rojuje jos nera), o varg-
Sc Lietuva du pragaru isgyve-
ma: bolseviku ir naziu.
SOCIALISM, naujienos pra-
nasauja: Lietuva atsisteigs
kaip demokratine valstybe, ar
ba neatsisteigs. Kaip to zy-
do kalendorius: Rytoj arba lis,
arba neiis.
LIETUVIU Socialism, Sajun-
ga susauke Cambridge, Mass,
savo suvaziavima, kuriame pa
tyre kad visur pasaulyje So
cializmas jau ir be LietuviskQ
socialistu darbo vykdomas. To-
del delegatai pavalge rukstaus
pieno su bulvemis ir patenkin-
ii issiskirste toliau ilsetis il
leisti kittens socializma vyk-
dyti.
MARGUCIO Pustapedis ge-
raj sake: "Hitleris Stalina vi
jo j Uralu kalnus, bet atsidu-
re Karpatu kalnuose". Storai
paklydo!
BOLsEVIKU Vilnis ana die
ma paskelbe: "uzmusta ir SUI
imta puse milijono. naziQ'. Ne.
jau raudonoji arnija ir w
mustuosius "suima"
NERA zinios kas kan pas
kutini patepima dave: Kun
Orlemanskis Stalinui, ar Stall
mas Orlemanskiui? Juk abu
iiedu seminarijas lanke.
SOCIALISM, Naujienos sa-
ko: "Gyvenimas dabar prizes
akin pastate Lietuviu tautos
likimo klausima, ir Naujienos
pasvencia jam daug demesio"
Tikrai, tiktai demesio, nes ne
! tik uzdrauda "tautiniam" Su-
sivienijimui prie Norem'o kny.
gos leidimo prisideti, bet me
cento" net Lietuvos Atstovy.
bes palaikyti neskiria.
"TAUTISKOS" Kataliku Ba
znycios arkiv. Geniotis sake
"laisvamaniski bedieviai ir bol
sevikai" tokius politinius er
myderius 'tautiskose' Chicagos
kapinese kelia, kad "numirelia
neteko ramybes". Butu gera
jei kuria grazia nakti numire
liai sukiltq ir politikieriam'
plaukus pasiaustQ.
Is PEREITO SLA Centr,
Valdybos raporto patiriam'
kad (redaktoriui reikalaujant.
Tevynes redakcija pertaisyta
"soundproof" kambari. Daba
Tevynes redaktorius gales uz
kimti berekdamas - ir nieka
10 nepirdeS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
AR zINAI kad ivyksta
Svarbios Paskaitos?
Kalba Jurgis Vanagas
CLEVELAND, OHIO

CLEVELAND, OHIO
Prakalbos atsibuna kas ketvirta-
dienio vakara, nuo 500 VAL, antra-
su Peck's Hall, 1446 E. 82nd Street.
3-eias aukstas (antros durys nuo
kampo E. 82nd st. ir Wade Park
Ave.). Izanga nemokamai, rinklla-
vos nebus. Rengia ir kvlecia Sv'
Rasto tyrinetoja. toKelDiihaS'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02
J. A. Urbonas
Dirvos hgentas Daytone
1902 Lamar St. Dayton. o
NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Siusdami Dirvos Redakcijai
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ldf
lit uz Sc paste zenkleli atss
kymui. Tas butinA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02

Prancuzu kariuomene Italijoe, noredama suduoti
amzniems priesams Vokieciams smug, Shame nauame
Vokieel puolime pazngejo No. y CANA toll uzimdami
nestei Ausona Maio kalnuose. Amerikeciai Zygiuoja
pirmyn (No p inkui Romos, kur randasi kare Ir
bet Shame zemelapyje nematyti siaurname nijos gale
snarkiai pasistume pirmyn Brita
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-02

KAS platina Dirva tas
platina apsvieta.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Mrs. Addie F. Bailey, Wife
OF Star Emp|oye, Dies

Mrs. Addie F. Bailey, As, wife of
James c. Bailey, an employe of The
Evening Star, died Wednesday at her
home, 3002 M street Sc. She had
been i'll five years.
The daughter of Minnie and the
late James Richardson, Mrs. Bailey
was born in Prince Georges County
Md. She had lived in the District
since early childhood and was edu-
Gated in the parochial schools here.
Mr.. Bailey has been a member of
The Star maintenance staff for the
last II years.
Other survivors include a son,
James c. Bailey. jr.; a daughter
Mrs. Beverly Walker, and a sister
Mrs. Joel r. Best, all of Washington
Funeral service will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Bradburn Meth
odist Church. 1341 K street S.E.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Miss Kate French
Dies in Hospital

Miss Kate French, 3701 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, member of a
prominent Washington family, died
yesterday at Emergency Hospital
after long illness.
Miss French was descended on her
mothers side from the Meem family
who first settled in Georgetown in
1857. She was the granddaughter of
Peter Gilbert Meem, who was cashier
of the Farmers g. Mechanics Bank
in Georgetown, which was founded
in 1914 and is now a branch of the
Riggs National Bank. Her uncle
Harry G. Meem, is president of the
Washington Loan g. Trust Co.
The daughter of Mary Gilbert
Meem French and the late Alfred
French, a native of Ohio, she was
graduate of Western High School
and member of the Church of the
Holy City.
Besides her mother and uncle
she leaves a brother. Henry Meem
French, a vice president of the
California Bank in Los Angeles, and
an aunt, Miss Gertrude Meem, of
this city.
Funeral services will be held at
p pm. tomorrow at the Church of
the Holy City, Sixteenth street above
@ street NV. Burial will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
81 Committees Press
Waste Paper Drive in
Northwest tomorrow

In an effort to bolster sagging
paper collections, "a volunteer sal
wage committees In Northwest WASH
ington, using go trucks, tomorrow
will cover that section of the Dis
trict collecting all bundled waste
paper made available.
Residents OF the Northwest sec
ton were urged to place their bum
dies Of waste paper outside before
am.
According to the District Salvage
Committee, July collections were
II $50 900 pounds below June. Officials
explained the decrease was due to
school collections being .curtailed
during the summer vacation.
The Salvage Division of the War
Production Board announced that
waste paper collections In July fell
to new low of 548, 900 tons, well be-
low the 667 ,000-ton monthly quota
established by the WPB as the mini
mum required.
James E. Colliflower, chairman of
the District Salvage Committee, said
the decreased collections would prob
ably result in curtailment OF pulp
supplies for civilian use.
There Is more than enough waste
paper available to meet the minimum
quotas If we could only get fuller
cooperation on the part of our
people," Mr.. Colliflower said. Fail
ure to meet these quotas will only
result in increased hardship on our
citizens due primarily to decreased
supplies for civilian use.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Freyberg, Most Wounded
General, Hurt in Air Crash

1t. Gen. Sir Bernard C. Freyberg
V. c., commanding officer of the
New Zealand troops in Italy, who
has been called "the most wounded
general OF the Allied armies" was
severely injured in an airplane acci,
dent last Sunday, the New Zealand
Legation announced yesterday,
The accident occurred when his
reconnaissance plane crashed while
landing on an airfield near the front
lines. Gen. Freyberg suffered a deep
wound in. the right side.
1t was the 18th wound Gen. Frey-
berg has received in this and the
World War. He was injured in
North Africa in 1912 by a German
shell splinter, and his troops blasted
path through an encircling Nazi
panzer unit to get him to a hospital.
Gen. .Freyberg, who served with
Pancho Villa in Mexico, was the
British Empires youngest brigadier
general in the World War.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
In Mrmnrfan1

CURRY, LARNELL X. In sad but loving
remembrance of our devoted SON. LARNEIL L
Z: CURRY: who left us seven years ago,
September 5. 1887.
Today. tomorrow and always we will re-
member thee. THE FAMILY
our GU devoted husband and father, JOHN H.
ELLIS, who departed this life two years
ago today, September s, 1912.
His weary hours and days of pain.
His troubled nights are past.
And in our aching hearts we know
He has found sweet rest at last
nREN, 7REN RUTH +; DucKETT AND coRPL.
FAGIOLO, CATERINA s. In loving
memory to our dear one, CATERINA S.
FAGIOLO, who passed away q year ago
today, September 8, 1943.
You are not dead,
But lust away;
It's your vacation time
You needed rest,
quiet place,
Where sun shines all the time.
Where flowers bloom
The year around,
And music never dies:
Where there's no pain,
No suffering-
No tears to dim the eyes.
Mother. you are not dead,
But lust away:
It's your vacation time
You needed rest.
peaceful place,
Where spring is all the time.
GRANDCHILDREN.
GRAY, RACHEL LEWIS. In sad but
Ioylns IMWss mem1ry aRay Of my daushtsr RACHEL
twenty-five years ago today, September
8, 1919.
Twill not be long. The yearnine heart
May feel its every hope depart,
And grief be mingled with its song,
WeH meet again, twill not be long
Thoush sad. we mark. the closing eye
Yet sweet in death, their latest song,
LOVING MOTHER, ELLA GRAY.
'JAMISON. MARY AGNES. In sad re-
membrance Of our dear mother and grand
mother, MARY AGNES JAMISON, who
departed this life six years ago today, Sep
tember 8, 1888.
/ never thought when you left me
You never would return;
The shock was hard, the pain severe
never thought your death was near.
Gone, dear mother, yes, gone forever,
How miss your smiling face;
But you left me to remember
None on earth can take your place
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND GRAND
BEATRICE WILLIAMS, MISS VIOLA
YOUNG, MRS. THELMA WILLIAMS. |.
NELSON, MAMIE o. In memory of
our devoted mother, MAMIE o. NELSON,
on her birthday, September 8, 1914.
A line Of sweet remembrance,
memory fond and true; i.
A token of our devotion,
That our hearts still grieve for you
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ALICE AND LAURA.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Miss Make Whitaker Dies;
SeIeciIye Service Official

Miss Make Lee Whitaker, 80, OF
1884 g street NV, Selective Service
employe, died Tuesday at Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital after q brief illness.
Funeral services were to be held to-
day at the Hines funeral home, fol-
lowed by burial In Amarillo, Tex.
A resident Of the District for the
last three year, Miss Whitaker was
chief Of the Selective Service Sys-
TENS local board unit. Before COM
Ing here she had worked for the
Soil Conservation Service in Texas.
She was native Of Amarillo.
Surviving are her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Whitaker, Amarillo;
two sisters, Miss Bonnie Whitaker
and Mrs. Floyd Krabbe, Amarillo,
and five brothers, Clyde, first class
petty officer, stationed in the South
Pacific; ]. p, apprentice seaman,
now in Walla Walla, Wash. and
Weldon, Bobby Lynn and Claudc, all
of Amarillo.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Real Estate Men 70 Discuss Miss Washington Wins
Surplus Properly Disposal Bathing Suit Contest

A two-day meeting Of $50 presi-
dents Of member units Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards will be concluded today at
the statler Hotel with one Of the
principal discussions to be given BY
Col. NJ. J. O'Bryne, chief Of the Real
Estate Disposal Section OF the Re-
construction Finance Corp, on the
subject Of surplus property disposal
Other subjects on the days agenda
include an explanation Of the cxp-
ital gains tax by Gen. Nathan viii
liam acChesney OF Chicago, gen.
eral counsel Of the NAREB; develop
ment and construction OF airports
by William A. M. Burden, undersec-
retary Of Commerce for Air, and
local board activity in community
affairs by Walton H. Greever, IT,, Of
Columbia, s. c., president OF the
South Carolina Association Of Real
Estate Boards.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Mrs. Ida Goldstein Rites
Are Conducted Here

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Goldstein, 40, of 925 Decatur street
NV, who died Wednesday in Sinai
Hospital, Baltimore, were held today
from the Bernard Danzansky fu-
neral home, followed by burial in
Tefereth Israel Cemetery.
Mrs. Goldstein, native of Balti-
more, came to this city with her
parents 80 years ago. She was the
wife Of Samuel Goldstein, an en-
ploye of the Country Garden Mar
ket, Arlington, and member Of the
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society.
Besides her husband she leaves
two sons, Bernard and Jack; her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kraft:
two sisters, Mrs. Bernard Bellmore
and Mrs. AL SCHNEIDER, and three
brothers. Jack, Morris and Alvin
Kraft, all Of Washington.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Sept. a.
Miss Florida," blonde, hazel-eyed
Virginia Warlen, 10, Of Miami, who
was judged the prettiest in : hath.
Ing suit in = divisional contest We'd
rlesday night in the annual Miss
America" beauty pageant, achieved
. second triumph last night when
she won the talent contest by play
Ing violin solo. :
Miss Washington. D. c." su-
burn -haired Miss Venus Ramey, 10,
carried of the bathing-suit contest
last night, and II she should be
picked tomorrow night as Miss
America" 1t will be the first time In
the history Of the pageant that the
big prize has gone to an auburn-
haired girl.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Fraser Gardner Resigns
As DAv Employment Officer

The resignation of Fraser Gardner
as national employment ofiicer of
the Disabled War Veterans was an
nounced today by the DAV.
Millard w. Rice, national service
ohicer of the DAV, said In a letter
to Mr.. Gardner he accepted the res
ignation with regret and praised Mr..
Gardner's work in veteran employ
ment and civil service adjustment
which will prove so helpful to vet
Grams in the future :.
Mr.. Gardner, originator OF the
veterans radio program on Station
WINK, said he had resigned to enter
business but would continue the
radio show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner live at $40
Third street NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
In Mrmurtan,

SNOWDEN, DANIEL w. In memory nj
my husband, DANIEL W. SNOWDEN vhn
suddenly passed from this life eight years
ago today, September 8, 1886
Some may forget, others remember,
Time takes away the edge of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
HIS WIFE, IRENE.
THOMAS, EDMONIA. In memory of
my dear daughter, EDMONIA THOMAS,
who entered into rest four years ago to-
day September 8, 1910.
Often to the graveyard I wander,
Flowers to lay with loving care
On the grave of my dear one,
Who is sweetly sleeping there
The blow was hard, the shock severe,
Only those who have lost can tell
little thought when she left home
She never would return.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. MRS. xrHA
WATERA