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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Gss.sss' ssasa's Of Interest to Women
Edited BY yAnneIa
Churches
Schools
Entire Nos Club
Has l. ap Year
Dance Saturday

Since 1914 is leap year and Sat
urdav's dance, the first club party
in the new year, The leap year
theme was Used for the Entire Nos
club dance Saturday night in the
Ten Thousand club house.
Programs attached 10 a screen
made a decora .ve e,ting and the
supper table was centered with
grouping of "ominine dolls in view
of the fact that leap year is tradi-
tionally the year of pursuit by the
females.
Specially dances included the
dates tag for leap year, and for the
rhumba, snake hips"
Supper was served by the COM
mittee composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Free, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Werve.
Next dance is Feb. 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Sunday

Two vally girls were among the
43 members of the Mercy hospital
College Of Nursing graduating class
for whom commencement exercises
were conducted Sunday: Margaret
Small, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Small OF Ell Centre and Lu-
cille Cooke, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Cooke of BraWley.
The commencement took place at
5 o'clock that evening in ST.
Joscphs cathedral, San Diego, the
most Rev. Charles F.. Buddy, bishop
Of San Diego, presiding,
Mr. ard Mrs. Small were present
fer the ceremony which they said
was a most impressive one, the
entire student body taking part.
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Mrs. Cecil Installed as
D.U.V. resident

vile, Dorothy Mealey, Imperial.
first, second, third, council MEM
hers; Myrtle Spear of Holtville.
secretary; Mary Rose Watts. Inn
perial guide.
Other officers will be installed at
the next meeting at which they are
present.
Preceding the installation and
business meeting was sandwich
luncheon served at a pretty table
appointed in red, white and blue.
During the business meeting re-
ports we're made telling of D.U.V-
work throughout the nation, all
groups being active in war work,
the California members sponsoring
mobile canteen in San Bernar-
dino
Reports were made of the ma
tional convention. held in conjunc-
ton with the GAR, with only 50
Union soldiers attending nearly all
of whom were 102 years in age.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Charros Honor
Miss Peralta

MEXICAII. Jan. II - According
TO the cuStcm. whenever their queen
is TO be married, the Charros OF
Mexicali give a farewell celebration
I'm her honor.
Following this tradition, the
Charros Sunday complimented their
queen. Lillian Peralta whose mar
riage is To be Solemnized Thursday,
A brilliant parade I'm the morning,
a Iodeo that afternoon in the
Mexicali bull ring and dinner at
the Charros club were highlights OF
this farewell party.
Gownod in her Chino poblano
costume. Miss peralta made a lovely
nicture rs >hs rcignod as queen for
he last time Her succC ssor VIII
be chosen in the immediate future.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
SENTENCES GIVEN
ON DRUNK COUNTS

Homer Gray, 48, NcgrO COOK, 24I
Holt is serving a five-day sentence
for intoxication handed out by
Judge Lee Nuffcr in police court
Monday morning. Edgar b. Hamct,
35. Calexico tractor driver. was
given ST. days fcr driving while
intoxicated in I'll Centre. Louis
Ruiz Montanka. 26-ycar-old MeXi-
can, is serving five days in Jail for
intoxication. He was picked III
Sunday night trying to kick in the
door CT the New China cafe on
Broadway. As he held no cards
he also is being investigated by
the immigration officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
PLANE DIVES INTO LOT,
EXPLODES. KILLS PILOT

LOS ANGELES, Jan. II. UP)-
A twin-engined P-38 Lightning
plane crashed into a vacant lot in
the suburb of Lomita Monday, ex-
ploded and killed the pilot.
No public property in the resi-
dental district was damaged by the
crash.
Army authorities said the plane
dived into the ground near the
Narbonne high school and tore up
victory garden, but accused nc
other damage.
Cause of the crash and the pilot S
name were not known Immediately
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17

THE new open neckllne treno
i IN suits for spring makes
dickeys doubly important this
wear Above are several favor
ties featured at neckwear count
ers. From top to bottom a SIM
pie. eye-catching dickey IN deep
pink faille with matching venise
lace bow. the new V-neckline OF
thus starched rayon sheer Is out
lined with embroidered banding
the ,abot Is edged with tattins'
black stitching borders the up
standing ruffle OF this starcheo
pink organdie dlckey 10; speela
occasions. d silk mousSeiine ae
sole 5-pointed jaboi dickey viii
Val lace insertions.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
En+er+ains for
School Friend

Mrs Rex A. Bartlett, of 1881 He'll
Entertained recently fer Mrs. John
II. Byrd of Palm Springs. The two
we're members of the same sorority,
Delta Della Delta. at The Uni
,ersity OF Oklahoma and found
only recently that they were living
within 100 miles of one another
:ince both husbands are in the
service.
Guests at the party, in addition
. Mrs. Byrd, included: Mesdames
<arl f. Voelter. C. w. Nelson, Fred
9. Evans, Walter Kessler, Peter
flicker, B. F. Jennings, Joseph F.
Sonastine.
Mrs. Flicker won high score prize,
Mrs. Voelter, the second, and Mrs.
5onastine, the low
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Doro+hea a EiIer's
Marriage Is
Announced

In the Church of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, Hollywood, Doro-
thea Eiler. daughter of Mrs. Eiler
and the late Charles Eiler, formerly
of FL Centro. and Elmer Victor
Pfeifer. u. S. ~, exchanged nuptial
vows. the wedding being solemnized
on Thursday. Jan. l3, at 4 o'clock
that afternoon.
Father Cream officiated, the serv-
ice Icing periorIncd in the presence
of a few intimate friends
Preceding the bride down the aisle
was Mrs. Harold Cooper of Holly
wood, cousin of the bridegroom and
the brides only attendant Pvt
Peter Civello served Mr.. Pfeifer as
his best man.
The bride wore a winter white
dressmaker suit with tiny bows at
the shoulder and waistline, pearl
buttons forming the only other
trimming. Her hat was of gold felt
with a green snood arrangement
and she carried white orchids as
well as rosepoint heirloom hand
kcrchief. Her only ornament was
a single strand Of pearls, her gift
|from the bridegroom.
RECEPTION
An informal reception took place
at the Los Angeles home of the
bride, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
IPfeifer left for a short honeymoon
in Lagura Beach. They are now
az, ro,,ta tC Nobro CLIO to ,,icit tl,o
parents Of the bridegroom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pfiefer
The former Miss Eiler and her
mother have been residing for the
past year and half in Los Angeles
and the bride will return to her
home there when MI. Pfeifer is
again sent over seas.
Mrs. Pfeifer is graduate of the
university of California at Los An
geles where she was a member of
Delta Zeta, and also CT Chi Delta
Phi, national womens literary honor
society. She has been employed for
the past year as the society editor
of the San Marino Tribune, to
which she will return.
Mr.. Pfeifer is a graduate of st.
Bernard's school and is machin-
lists mate, second class, United
States navy. For the past two
years he has been on duty in the
Pacific war zone.
The Filler family lived in El Gen.
tro for a number of years, where
The former Miss Eiler attended
Central, icing active in school af-
fairs, representing Central at
humber of speech meets, winning
high honors.
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Entertain with Shower for
Miss WiIdred Nelson
ID Mel Miss Opal Lee Deem.

Miss Opal Lee Deem.
Rosebuds in crystal vases centered
the bridge tables al which break
fast was served. An hour of court
whist followed and when the scores
we're added, the high prize winner
1t each table received directions
for a treasure quest. Each returned
aden with gifts for Miss Nelson.
Those present included Mrs. d.
B. Mcmillan, mother of Miss Mel
sen; and Miss Edith Weir of use,
both of Los Angeles; Mrs. G.. A.
Weakley, Miss Helen Dudley, Mrs.
Mickie Geiger, Miss Aletta Kneip,
Mrs. David Blank, Mrs. Bertil
Froeberg, Miss Eleanor Doyle, Mrs.
DOYLE, Miss Bess Proudfoot, Miss
Pat Finn, Miss Frances SCnstrom.
Other invited guests included:
Miss Lucille Templeton, Miss Joy
Littlefield, Miss Martha Davis, Miss
Muriel Snyder, Miss Barbara DoSs,
Miss Jean Stengel, Mrs. William
Kearns of San Diego and Miss
Meta Beardsley, also of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Arts and Crafts
section Meets

Among recent events is the BIZ
monthly meeting of the Ten Thou
sand clubs Arts and Crafts section.
nembers devoting a day last week
to working in the surgical dress
ings center at the club house and
to their various art projects.
Luncheon was served at noon By
Mrs. c. E. Parker. Mrs. Edwin Aiken,
Mrs. LINN Chandler.
Guests we're: Mesdames Leslie
Mcconnell, P. c. Cottrell, Jack
JohanneSSen.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Scanni7gl.V Y.
News Horizon
THIEVES DISPLAY
VARIED TASTE

Thieves tastes in Fl Centro are
varied according to the police de-
partment. A box of lamp shades
valued at S35 was taken from the
rear of the Newberry store Satur-
day. A flower pot containing a
green fern was taken from the
front steps of the Irwin Maupin
residence at 832 Adams. The mat
tress plane at 2i5 Main was miss
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17

The war has changed, just like
everything else, this business of
getting married. specially in front
of motion picture camera
A few years ago Hollywood would
have built a church, employed 1900
extras and four dozen pigeons,
cornered all the rice in Southern
California and attired Tyrone
Power in white tie and tails and
Betty Cradle in Adrians latest
bridal creation. Henry Fonda would
have been the best man and Alice
Faye the maid of honor. The happy
couple would have sped away in a
big black limousine at IS miles an
hour TO catch a boat for their
honeymoon in Hawaii
Today, in the seasons biggest
celluloid wedding at the Goth Gen.
tury-FoX studio, girl named
Jeanne Grain, in an inexpensive
dress and a raincoat, marrieS a
gentleman named Frank Latimore,
in the uniform of a first lieutenant.
behind a candy counter in a small
tow ngrocery store. A gentleman
named Stanley Prayer is best men
and a girl named Gale Robbins is
maid of honor. They're all screen
newcomers, the stars of this new
movie titled, Il Married a Soldier"
Soldiers with a few hours leave
have no time for big church we'd
dings. Rice is hard to get. So
Justice Of the peace marries Jeanne
Grain and Frank Iatimcre, the CO.
stars of l Married Soldier" be-
hind candy counter. They ride
away on bicycle. and spend their
honeymoon playing a pin-ball ma
chine in the corner drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
MASKED PAIR
ROB MAN

Two masked men held up Will
w. Todd at the rear of his home
at 68l Orange iJout 1900 p. IN.
Sunday night according TO his re-
port TO local police Monday morn
ing. Todd said he was returning
home after beng in Town for medi-
cine when one Of the two men a
gun at him and removed his wallet
containing S26 and cards
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version. Before that he worked as
a press agent for New York night
clubs, acted a little sold books,
hawked hot dogs at Yankee Sta
dium, emoted on the radio and
once organized a summer stock
company.
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SHOES

Ration Book /, Stamp 18, good
indefinitely for one pair rationed
shoes: Ration Book 3, airplane
stamp /, good indefinitely for one
pair of shoes.
MEAT, CHEESE, OILS, BUTTER
Ration book 3, brown stamps r,
S, T, U, good through Jan. 20.
Stamp bonus, butcher will give two
brown points for every pound of
salvaged kitchen fats received.
SUGAR
Ration book 4, stamp No. 80, good
for five pounds Of sugar through
March 81.
CANNED GOODS
Ration book 4, green stamps D,
E, F., good through Jan. 20; q. II.
j, good through Feb. 90.
GASOLINE
Coupon 9, A book, good for three
gallons through Jan. 81. 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Announcements
Of Meetings

Jobs Daughters will meet Tues
day Immediately after school at
3:45 p. m. in the Masonic temple
for a meeting and also for practice
for the installation which is set for
Jan. 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17

Monthly meeting of the 10Th dis
trict, California Congress of parents
and teachers is scheduled for 1920
a. m. in the Ell Centro Methodist
church Mrs. Frank M. Wright,
state chairman of parent education,
will be the speaker Luncheon will
be served at noon by the Methodist
women Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17

Complimenting Miss Wildred Mel
son whose marriage to 1t. Bob
Hough has been announced for
January 81. a miscellaneous shower
was given Saturday morning at the
home of Mrs. Fannie c. McCrory.
co-hostesscs with Mrs. McCrory
were Miss Margaret Mckinley and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
FIRE ALARM

a rag smCuldering IN a magazine
box on the SEQ block on Broadway
was cause OF an alarm answered
by the fire department Sunday
evening.
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To the People
Of this Community
BONDS FIT PICTURE

What is nearest and dearest to you
is the safe return of your son or
brother or husband. You want to see
all the boys from this community
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17

come home
soon and safely.
You won't be
very happy if
that empty chair
will still be
empty when the
BIG DAY at
11o-1,.t -zs.n.
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SiIjll l,lIil3!CIH
A1
|I![;[;fl![;ll]

Buying an EXTRA WAR BOND
or two fits into this picture. Brigadier
General Albert ]. Browning, one of
our top ranking supply men, tells you:
Where opposing armies have
nearly equal equipment, losses are
usually heavy on both sides. But where
one side has superior quantity and
quality, its losses of men are low,
while those of the other side mount
appallingly."
Extra War Bonds foot the bill for
extra war equipment. Your extra 500
War Bond has paid for an all-impor-
tan, tommy gun or an extra clip of
bullets or an extra medical packet. You
shave made it possible. "Let'5 all Back
the Attack" with Extra War Bonds. .
WOmack Mitchell
Motor Company
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
CAST CHANGES

Like weddings, the casts of Holly
woods big pictures have changed.
too, because of the war. Newcomers
are moving in. AS we said the
other day 1943 will so down in
Hollywood history as the year of
the great turnover.
To keep our readers up TO date
on this great turnover, we here
with present the case histories of
the bridal party in Il Married a
Soldier:
Jeanne Grain, the bride, halls
| from BarStoW, Calf, via Long
Beach, where she was named Miss
Long Bech in the Miss American
pageant. Except for a couple of
little theater plays, where a talent
scout saw her, she'd never done
much acting. In fact, her goth
Century-FoX contract came as such
a surprise that when she reported
for work in II Married a Soldier"
she said, Gosh. l feel just like d
movie star" They had to tell she
! was.
l.
is a Darien, Conn, lad who landed
in a Broadway play, JAMIE" after
graduating from high school last
year. Before coming to Hollywood
! recently, he worked in two other
New York plays, Sons and Sol
diers," and Her First Murder
He's been acting ever since he was
Ia, when he made his debut in
Jersey CITY with a small stock
company in "Smilin' Through
Latimore is 18, probably will be in
the Army seen.
ADD NEWCOMERS
Gale Robbins, the maid of honor,
sang with the orchestras of Jan
CARRIER, Art Jarrett and the late
Ben Bernie before landing in pic
lures. As high school girl in
Chicago. she worked as COM
mercial model Her father is Maj
Edward l.. Mul ply of the Army
Medical Corps stationed at Camp
Polk in Louisiana. Gale took the
title of II Married a Soldier" seri-
ously. She eloped with an Army
lieutenant, Bob Olson, two weeks
before the picture started.
The best man, Stanley Prayer is
the character of the crowd.
Stanley is a New Yorker with, by
his own admission, unlimited am
bition and gall" He attracted
Hollywood last season in the play
THE Eve of st. Mark" and was
imported to cinemaland for the film
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-17
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, jim
famed bronchial mucous MEM
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
The echo., 1944-01-21

We Garry a Complete Line of
Toilet Articles
Pipe Sets -$1.60 to $1.85
Shade Glasses --S0c to T5c
The echo., 1944-01-21

By Ruth Taylor

Two hundred years ago, Jonathan
Edwards, the eloquent preacher Of
early Colonial days, carefully penned
his resolves-the creed by which he
planned to live. Strict they were, for
he was firm with himself, but among
them is one which every American
needs to take to heart on this New
Years Day 1914
The echo., 1944-01-21
Sunday School
Lesson

..s
aTv Sracr. .IrSsgN
u ~~1
t1-81
bam Mark
Hu Ken: Behold the sower
forth q ow
AND II came to pass as he sow
ad. some seed fell biz the way side,
o. And others fell on the rocky
| ground, where it had not much earth;
III had no deepness Of earth:
8 And when the sun. was risen' It
root, it withered away
Z. And others fell m on g the
The echo., 1944-01-21

A large number of Meridianites at
tended the Inauguration of Governor
Thos. L. Bailey in Jackson Tuesday
The echo., 1944-01-21
Continued from page y
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

that he is doing fairly well and that
he will soon undergo an operation.
He stated that his many friends and
members have been very thoughtful
III him and That be is grateful for
same,
The echo., 1944-01-21

an Brands d Cl8aIsl DlgaIeIIea
Pipe Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco
and Snuff
IF YOU NEED 1T WE HAVE II
BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS
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AKRON, OHIO
Snulkios Zinios

Vietos laikrastis pranese ga
ma idomiu ziniu apie patyrimus
kario sarzento Jurgio Sarafi-
no. Jis yra sunus buvusio Ak
roniecio, Jono Sarafino, kuris
prizes kelis metus issikele gy-
venti j Newberry, Mich.
Sgt. Jurgis Sarafinas yra
saulys orlaivyje. Jis dalyva-
vo puolimuose ant naziu Vo-
kietijoje, taipgi dalyvavo Ali
jantu invazijoje Italijoje. Tu-
ri garbes medalius uz atsizy-
mejimus veikmeje. Apple puo-
lima Vokieciq ties Caen, Nor
mandijoje, pasakojo jis spau-
dos atstovams, nors Vokiecial
buvo gerai prisirenge, bet A
merikieciai be didelio vargo
sudauze ju irengimus ir lzen-
ge Europon. Daug Vokieciu
tame puolime uzmusta ir SUI
imta.
Po tokios kovos Jurgis Sa-
rafinas ir kiti tuli jo draugai
gavo ne tik pasilsio bet ir pa
siusti j Michigan Universiteta
specialems studijoms, po ko
vel grys j karo tarnyba.
Malonu girdeti kad jaunuo-
lis Jurgis Sarafinas, kuris gi-
me ir auko Akrone, pasieke
atsizymejimu karo tarnyboje.
Antoneta Kubiliene atosto-
gas praleido Chicagoje pas sa-
vo teta, Vera Balsiene; ten
matesi SUI savo draugais ir pa
zystamais. kalnas.
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|seviku kulkosvaidziu ir net artilerijos ug-
nies lydimas, pasileidau begti pas savuo-
sius. Taciau savuju laimingai pasiekti
man nebuvo lemta sunkiosios artileri-
jos sviedinys name sunkiai suicide, ir be
samones buvau nugabentas Rokiskio ka-
ro. ligonine. w 81 zygi buvau vel prista-
tytas apdovanoti Vyties kryzium. 81 kar-
ia b,ivau pravestas kariuomenes isakyme
1919 metu nr. 155.
Gryzes is ligonines buvau paskirtas
nerikiuote, mes rikiuoteje jau buvau nebe-
tinkamas.
Visa laika tarnavau 4-me pestinink1
pulke, penktoje, veliau septintoje kuo-
pole.
IS kariuomenes isejau 1921 metu Spa
liu IA diena.
Jaun. pusk. Jonas Aulinskas,
Panevezys, 1887 m.
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Prize II agenturu is National
War Fund buvusiu War Chest va
juje pereita meta, Symet dadeta
penkios naujos agenturos: Ameri-
can Field Service, reiksmingas sa-
vanoriu ambulanso korpusas tar
naujantis karo fronte; America
Denmark Relief; American Relief
for Italy; Philippine War Relief;
ir United Lithuanian Relief Fund
Lietuviu selpimui. Pereitu metu
II National War Fund agenturu
apeme ellie tautu, taipgi USO, Uni
ted Seamen's Service, War Priso-
ners Aid, Refugee Relief Fund, ir
Z. S. Committee for Care of Eu-
ropean Children.
Is nustatytos $5,750,0O0 sumos,
$3,952,953, arba 68.759o, els vieti-
mems 100 Community Fund istaigu
ir specialiam karo meto biudzeto
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reikalams; ir $1,797,047, arba 31.25
nuos., bus Didziojo Clevelando da-
lis National War Fund biudzetui.
Tos 100 nanny fronto istaigos SUI
daro jau per n metus remiamas
per vietos Community Fund, kas
apima 81 jaunimo globos ir aukle-
jimo patarnavima; 10 vaiku globos
instituciju; 18 ligoniniu ir 8 dis
pensarus; IL sveikatos ir hamu Ian
kymo patanavimus; 8 namus Sc
neliams, IA istaigv globojanciu Sci
mas, vaikus ir benamius; ir 8 GEN.
tralines istaigas.
Didziausia dalis is National War
Fund biudzeto els USO naudai,
kuri ineina bendrai karo meto pa
tarnavimas is Salvation Army, Ma
tional Catholic Community. Service,
National Jewish Welfare Board,
National Travellers Aid Association,
W.M.C.A. ir Y.W.C.A.
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resne priedanga, leidomes pirmyn tol kol
isilgai ju grandines paleidom suvius. Su-
Puols @9: prie jq Primo kulkosvaidzio, gero-
gelbejom is keblios, gal but ir prazutin-
gos, buties.
Pc to zygio, atvykus pas mus kariuo-
menes vadui Generolui zukauskui, kuopos
vado huvome pristatyti apdovanoti Vyties
kryzium. Generolas Zukauskas visiems
NUNS keturiems prisege Vyties kryziaus
kaspinus. Bet Vyties kryziaus uz 81 kar-
ta negavom, mes musu kuopos vadas, ma
tyti, pamirso paduoti raporta, tai ir IL
kom ,nepravesti kariuomenes isakyme
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siu metu Didziojo Clevelando War
Chest, kurio vajus prasideda Spa
liu 16 Xxi Spaliu 26 dienai, apima
ellie Europos karo nualintu saliu ku-
rios bus selpiamos per National War
Fund. Clevelande nustatyta sukel-
ii $5,750,000 ir ia suma duos gall
mybe paremti kitu saliu nukente-
jrsiu zmoniu selpima bel viso 100
namu fronto istaigu. palaikyma cia
pat, kurios ineina Community
Fund.
Kaip pavyzdis medikalio selpimo
galimo pravesti per War Chest pa
rodo paveikslas virsuie, vaizduo-
jantis daktarus ir slauges priziu-
rincius Europos karo nukentejusius.
Didziojo Clevelando War Chest
yra vienatine autorizuota National
War Fund istaiga kelimui pinigu
Clevelando srityje jos % federuotu
organizaciju paremimui.
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KuOpa atsidure kebliOje padetyje

Persikelus musu stabui Tumasoniu
kaima, Obeliu VAL, Rokiskio apsk., musu
kuopai teko kariauti jau Latviu zemeje.
Pirmas musis ivyko netoli Subato mieste-
lio Ten gal butu zuvus ir visa musu kuo-
pa jei likimas nebutu kitaip lemes. Buvo
taip: musu kuopos pozjcija buvo labai bio
ga; negalejom pakruteti - nei pirmyn,
nei atgal, bet Julius Scinka netoliese pa
stebejo griovi. Pakviete name, Juoza Kri-
stanaiti ir Juoza svegzda. Mes visi ketu-:
ri pasitare leidomes zutbutini zygi: slim
lom tue grioviu Sail, veliau, surade ge-
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(Bus daugiau)
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Name sunkiai suzeidzia

Veliau rodos Rugpjucio pabaigoje,
netoG Kalkunu stovejo' bolseviku postas
su kulkosvaidziais ir neduodavo NUNS ra-
myhes. AS sugalvojau ta posta sunaikin-
ii. Pasiemiau keleta rankiniu granatu ir
per nekirstus dar rugius ir didele zole nu-
slinkau prie bolseviku. Prislinkes visai
nepastebetas arti ju, meciau viena po XII
tos iris granatas. Jis issigande isbegiojo.
AS griebiau kulkosvaidi ir, smarkios boil
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PAJIESKAU giminiu ir draugu.
AS paeinu is Raseiniu ap., Batakiu
p., Oznugario k. po tevais Francis
ka Gudaityte, po pirmu vyru Ma
zutiene; gyvenau Bentleyville, Pa.
Jieskomi gimines yra Mozeriu ir
Gudaiciu seimos, ir pazystami.
FRANCES MATLUS
6912 Ladena CT. Cleveland 3, o.
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