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Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
DerInOtt
Lille NJ. Wimbcrly

Mrs. Raymon Goldsmith reports
a very enjoyable trip to Florida. .
Mrs. Sarah Taylor and Mrs. How
ard of Chicago visited the city.
Pvt. Martha ID. Franklin spent
her furlough at home and was the
recipient of many social affairs.
Mrs. Lizzie Wallace of Los An
geles. Calf. visited friends here.
Mrs. Beulah Riley was home aft
er a long stay in Monroe, La,
where Mr.. Riley is employed. . {.
Mrs. Mary Downs of Gary, Ind,
looked in on home folks. Pfc.
b. F. Troupe spent furlough at
home from his North Carolina
camp and also visited his sister
in Forrest City. Misses l.. b.
and Grace Glover entertained a
group with a very elaborate aft
ernoon party honoring Mrs. Lille
Young. Mrs. Young will soon leave
to join her husband in California.
Mrs. Christine Oneal and little
daughter. Marion, were house
guests of her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oneal are taking up
new residence In the state of
Washington. Mrs. Helen James
left for st. Louis and will also
visit In Chicago and California.
Miss Corine Holmes is vacationing
in Portland, Oregon. Mrs. II.
j. Easley and children left to
join Rev. Easley in Ohio. Little
Miss Margaret Gfasper is vaca-
t~ioning in st. Louis. sgt. Elyin
Matthews stopped over in the city
EN- route to his home in st. Louis
49,. Russell Johnson of Hot
Springs visited relatives here. !
Mrs. Joe Hawthorne left Friday to
attend graduating exercises Of a
cousin in st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. j. Davenport Jr. and dau-
ghter are making Cleveland, Ohio,
their home for the duration.
News Is unlike wine or cheese.
better when aged. If you fail to
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
school building program. Mr..
Kelley is a member of the Coun-
ty employment Committee, only
Negro to serve with the group.
Morrillton
G~wcndolyn Martin

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brooks
Of Oklahoma City and Charlean
Bell, Mrs. Emogene Brown and
daughter were house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brooks. L..
Shumpert OF Hot Springs visited
his aunt. Mrs. Alice Brown. !.
Pvt. Malachi Lambert is visiting
his family. Eddie Louise, Eve
Ign Winston and Brunette Will
hanson left for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Ruth Mae Mcdaniel left for
Chicago. Mrs. Lutress Burgess
left for Oklahoma. Miss Mary
Ann Moore visited her mother
here. Viverean H~arrell, Velma
and Ruth Mae Thrower are home
from A. M. & N. College. ;. Her
man Bream left Tuesday for Port
land, Oregon, James Reasoner
Of Chicago is visiting his father
here. Pvt. Henry Embry is
visiting his family here. Pvt.
Lauence Smith of the Marines Is
also home on furlough. Miss
Oracle kindle of MARVEL is Wis,
iting MIR, and Mrs. Archie Wilson
Rev. l.. Loften and Mrs. Cleady
Mae Davis We're dinner guests OF
Mrs. Corrie Robinson. Pvt
Roscoe Hancock, after completing
a course in airplane mechanics at
Shepherd Field, Texas, is visiting
his family here. Mrs. Willie
Alice Holmes has returned from
Tulsa, Oklahoma. Miss leila
Hershey visited her sister, Mrs.
Hattie Peal. Woodrow Sanders
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Sallie Holm. Shut-iHs include
Mrs. Hattie Shells, Mrs. Julia
Bernard and Mrs. Daisy Mae
Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
WILMAR

Mr., and Mrs. Howard Jones and
family are visiting here from
Richmond, California. Pvt. Fer
die Robertson has returned to
camp, following wedding ceremo-
MES for him and Miss Elnora Jack
son with Rev. Vaughn joining
them in holy wedlock. Elisha
Caviness and Calvin Colledge are
visiting here from Richmond.
California. Miss Mildred Jones
and Eddie Lee Davis are here
from Pine Bluff A. M. a. NJ. Col
lege. Pvt. NJ. C. Thompson is
home on furlough. Miss Bertha
Crayon is here from New Edin-
burg. Mrs. p. A. Baxter was
In charge of a picnic outing in the
Sanders territory. Mrs. Lawson
and Mr.. Meekins organized a All
Club among boys and girls of
this community. l., G. Rawles
and M. c. Wimberly left for De-
troit. Mrs. G., C. Ramsey re-
ported $102,0 90 in a program spon
sored by Mrs, H. b. Taylor, bring
ing the total to $372.64. E. Mrs.
Jamie Ashford was weekend
guest of her sister.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Garland City
Nelson Boykins

The 18th Anniversary Of the
Wynn Bapt. church was observed
with sermon delivered by Rev
w, NJ, Brown and music furnish
ed by the choir with Mrs. Ander-
son at the piano. Contributions
totaled $500. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat Brown were among visitors
from TeXarkana. Mrs. Juanita
Hodge made a weekend visit
here. Mrs. Mary Briant and
Louis Foster are i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Mt. Olive
Lois Marie Martin

Robert Payne, veteran OF World
War | conducted praise services
at the Mt. Oliver Baptist church.
prior to the sermon by Rev. Geo
rye W. Jones of Chicago, Rev.
Jones is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
a. W. Jones of Menifee. Mem
bers of Philadelphia Bapt church
We're in attendance. Collection
was s11.17. -. Lois Marie Martin
was acting president at the BTU
hour. Otis Lee Bell with the
U. S. Navy at San Diego. Califor-
MIA, is home on furlough, visiting
his father, John, and sister. Miss
! Jewel Marie Bell. ;. Another sis
ter, Mrs. Hazel Meeks resides at
Conway.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Mt. Arratt News
Eapia EuItar
Venie Fuller

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson, w.
A. Fair, O2ell MeAlister and Venie
Fuller attended the General Mis-
sionary Bapt. Convention of Union
District which convened with the
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, Little
Rock. Homemakers in attend
anee at the bread and dress con-
test held at the court house were
Mrs. Sylvia Hackett. Mrs. Laura
Gentry, Mrs. Nettie Brown, Mrs.
Oracle Barber and Miss Florence
Blakeney. Mrs. Barber received
a prize in the bread making con-
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
NEWPORT
Robt. Erby

Miss Carrie Madden of Little
Rock was weekend guest of her
uncle, Rev. A. d. Hall and fam
ily. Luter ID. William is now q
private in the L. S. Army. Mrs.
Jerlean Rodgers of Youngstown,
Ohio, is leaving for her home
soon. Mrs. Lura Barnette of
st. Louis is guest of Mrs. Felix
Whitehill. The daughter of
Mrs, Henry Warren is home for
the summer months, -. Pvt. Frank
billiard Is visiting his mother. , ,
Mrs. Ada Williams has returned
from Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
The Silvertone Gospel Singers

The Silvertone Gospel Singers
will present a musical program
In Allison Chapel, 901 Gaines
street, Sunday at s p. m.
The Mountain Gospel Singers
and the Friendly Five Quintet,
female singers will appear OH
the program. Other singers are
invited.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Former Matron OIL
PSC Completes
Nursing Course

Hot Springs - Mrs. +. A. M.
webb Trower is shown hold.
ing her diploma which was award
ed her in May after fin shing the
Winthrop School of Nursing in
Chicago.
Mrs. Trower. a product of
Samuel Houston College, has
taught in Texas and Oklahoma
and at one time was matron of
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Don't forget to tune in Satur-
day at 1900 p. m. to hear the
fourth in a series of Here's To
Youth Programs The subject
for this week is Life Begins at
IT,, depicting ten problems of
young service wiyes--told in the
dramatic struggle of a girl to
grow up with air-cadet husband
Hurry! Hurry Register for
Camp Soon.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
STAMPS
Willie G.. REYNOLDS

WHO 's ~ HVTHN
Mrs. Doroty Chapel and Miss
Murble Williams left for the west
coast. Roosevelt Miller left for
Oakland, California, also his bro
Their, Pleas Miller left for TT.
Huachuca, Arizona. j. T.
Thompson has gone to Tucson.
Arizona. Mrs. Roxle Fuller Wis
tied her in-laws, Mrs. Matte and
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Nashville

Miss Virginia 10 VILLAINS, dau-
ghter of MIR, and Mrs. Ed Will
liams, sets a new record for stu.
dents of Childress School with q
perfect attendance for four years
In high school. Miss Williams
finished as valedictorian of her
class, also receiving perfect at
tendance certificate and a beau
tiful Bible presented by members
of the senior class with her name
engraved in gold. She will con
tinue her school work at the A.
NJ. & N. College, Pine Bluff.
Another interesting feature Of the
commencement exercises was the
presence of SIM &c Harlan
Young, who arrived home in time
to march with his class group and
receive diploma. Unable to at
tend We're Pyts. Edward Wessou
and Leeyador Wesson. Miss
GLADYS Marie Scoggins was crown
ed queen Of the student body for
the next school years. She is a
and succeeds Miss Christine
Wesson also a '45 senior, who has
reigned queen for two years.
Wesson is president of the
class and was chairman of
the Senior Forum on graduation
c. T.. Kelley, chairman
Of the local school board, announ-
ed that a meeting would be call
I'd to lay plans for an expanded
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Willie Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Nichols of Detroit, Mich,
are visiting their mother and
aunt here, Mrs, T. Davis and Mrs.
Dosie Hendrix. Mrs. ]. V. Stew
ems, Hamp Frazier and Roosevelt
Hutchinson are i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Jones High School, Wednesday
June IA. First showing on Mon
day is given for children only at
$40 p, m, Adults will view III.
show Tuesday at the same hon,
The picture is be ng released
by the Office of War Informa.
ton, and the showings here ara
sponsored by the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

The Sophisticated Sub Debs
were unable to have as planned
an out of doors picnic because of
the rain, However, the picnic was
carried on indoors. Checkers,
d%ominoes, pick up stick, and 9TH
err table games were enjoyed.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

The War Service Committee Is
planning to make more Soldiers
Kits for the Red Cross. This
committee has already made a
large number. but as the kits are
used by our soldier boys who are
embarking. there is need of an
ever increasing number. Any one
Wishing to aid the committee in
making these kits call the "Y".
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Have you registered for camp?
Remember to do so soon, as the
number is limited. Registration
is now open. Come to or call the
"Y" for further details.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

The Business and Professional
Women's Club had a lovely meet
ing on Friday. They sponsored
the Hour of Repose at the USO on
Sunday. The B. p. w. is going
places. Watch them.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09
Phyllis Wheatley
Y

The World Fellowship Commit
tee is making plans for a Vaca-
ton Bible School to be held in
the building. A varied program
of Bible lessons, supervised
games, group singing, and handi-
craft is being arranged. A num-
Der of our public spirited women
have volunteered their services
to make this school "A success. All
children are urged to come each
morning-Monday through Fri
day from 8 a. IN. until noon start
ing June 18th and ending June
23rd, The World Fellowship
Committee is under the leadership
of Mrs. Nj. T. Ashford.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

The Group of College Girls
with Jewel Anderson as president,
is resuming their activities which
were interrupted by the Spring
exams. They plan. to redecorate
the basement club room.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

test, with Miss Blakeney reeeiy-
ing two prizes in the dress and
rolls All Club group contest.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Regular Friday Socials will be
continued al the YWCA beginning
Friday, and Girl Reserves will be
on hand to entertain the guests.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Mrs. l.. NJ. Christophe has re-
organized her House and Hospi-
tai Committee, They met Tues
day and made plans for the sum-
mer,
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Boys from Carver Branch
YMCA spent two hot days work
ing ON the tennis court.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-09

Philander Smith College.
Mrs. Trower sings and also is
fueh in demand for infant nurs-
ing.
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PENNSYLVANIJO.E

Tai buvo 1915 metals prizes Ka-
ledas. ,Po ilgos keliones ir di-
deliu salciu motina tuojau mi
re, ten il ir palaidota.
Xxi Spaliu revoliucijos, ku-
ria Sovietai taip didziuojasi,
as ir brolis Augustus galejom
susiraSineti SUI sesere ir svoge-
riu. Nors Selma vargan pakliu-
vo, bet buvo sveiki ir gyvi. We
liau sesers vyra paeme kariuo-
menen. 4
Bet uzejus 1917 metu revo-
liucijai susinesimas nutruko ir
visa Selma, visi astuoni, dingo
kaip pragare. Pasibaigus ka-
rui ir revoliucijai mes manem
kad bent sesuo su vaikais gales
gryzti Lietuvon. Chimes is
Lletuvos musu klause ar ne,
zinom kas atsitiko SUI Naste
jos vyru ir vaikais, mes klau-
sinejom giminiu, bet niekas
apie ju likima nepatyre ir ne,
suzinojo. Suprantama, jie zu.
vo Xxi vienam zveriSkos revo.
liucijos sukuryje. Taigi po Il
metu tylejimo 81 skausma bent
Lietuviams viesai pareiSkiu.
z. Jankauskas.
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VISOKIOS zINIOS

Spaliu 8, A ir 5 d., DR.. J.
Rapsis New Havene, Conn,
pasekmingai islaike paskuti-
MUS daktaro kvotimus. Kick
teko suzinoti, po karo jis zada
sugryzti j Amsterdama ir uz-
sideti gydymo ofisa. 10 tevai
ir kit Lietuviai dziaugiasi jo
pasisekimu.
BALI darbuote eina pasek-
mingai. Jeigu bendrai butu
veikiama Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes gynimo reikale, tai ir
musu mazoje kolonijoje Lietu-
vial daug daugiau prisidetu
prie to darbo .remimo, ir pa
sekmes Lutu taip pat dide]es.
Dabar paaiskejo ir pas mus
kad sio bendro darbo didziau-
sias trukdytojas yra zinomas
raudonuju tevas, buves Lietu-
visku kacapu bendrafrontinin-
kas.
Musu mieste randasi Stall
no agentas, parapijos darbuo-
toju ir Lietuvos Smeizikas, ku-
ris platina kacapiskus laikras
cius Lietuviu kalba. Jis turi
ir tulus Lietuviskus laikras
cius, jei kas pas j uzejes nu-
siperka Lietuviska laikrasti tai
jis kacapiska popieri duoda
dykai. 10 pagelbininkas, apie
80 metQ senis, eina per Lietu-
viu namus su Rusiska propa-
ganda, palieka tuos kacapiskus
laikrascius, paemes zmoniu adj
resus siuncia jiems laikrascius
namus. Samoningi Lietuviai
ta bolseviku agenta isvaro, bet
nekurie tamsuoliai priima is
jo ta bjauria Rusiska literatu-
ra.
Labai pageidautina kad at
sirastu kas is geru Lietuviu
platinti cia patriotiskus Lietu-
viu laikrascius ir knygas.
Lapkricio 26, Lietuviu komi-
tetas pobaznytineje saleje par
davinejo 6-tos Paskolos Karo
Bonus. Pradzia pasekminga.
Kvieciami visi pirkti kas gall
daugiau karo bonu.
BALI skyrius leidzia islai-
mejimui S25 vertes karo bona,
A. L. Klubo saleje, Gruodzio 3,
nuo A val. po pietu.
Knygnesiu Sunus
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n. Y,
MOTERU VIENYBES 10
METU SUKAkTUVES

Brooklyno veikliQ Lietuvai-
ciu organizacija, Moteru Vie
nybe, surenge iskilminga pa
minejima savo 10 metu gyva-
vino.
Sukaktuviu paminejimo va
karas atsibuvo Lapkricio 10,
Labor Lyceum saleje. Suvai-
dinta veikalas ''Pasaulis be
Vyru".
Koncertine dali ispilde ope-
ros artistes Barbora Darlys,
Ona Kaskas, artistas Juozas
Olsauskas.
Trumpa kalba pasake Juozas
1ysliava, Vienybes redakto-
rius.
Moteru Vienybes pirmininke
yra Marijona Strumskiene.
Rep.
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MIRIMAI
.MIRE IsEIVJAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
zinios apie sius Letuvus Shame skyre tapnama dyka

LOCAITIS Jonas, Ga M, mira
Lapkr. 7, Chicagoj. (Jurbar-
ko p, Kuturiq k.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 40 metu.
KASIULIENE Elzbietal, 73 m.
mire Spaliu 81, Chicagoje.
(Jurbarko 'p.,. Dainiu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 18 m.
KUDREVICIUTE Marijona, 27
M, mire Lapkr. 6, So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
-PELECKIENE Adele, So M,
mire Lapkr. 6, So. Boston,
Mass. (Vabalninko parap.)
Amerikoj, isgyveno 80 m.
LIISCIKAUSKAS Jurgis, Sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Lapkr.
6, Baltimore, Md.
KASIULIENE Elzbieta, 73 m.
mire Spaliu 81, Chicagoje.
(Jurbarko p., Dainty kaimo)
Arnerikoj isgyveno 18 metu.
ABRAMAVICIENE Marcijona,
(Norbutaite), seno amziaus,
mire Lapkr. IA, Chicagoje.
(Telsiu ap., Laukuvos paro
Amerikoj isgyveno so metu.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ, mi
re Spaliu Is, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
MALDANIS Juozas, 65 metu,
mire Liepos 5, Perth Am
boy, N. J. (Aloves par, Ge-
lezeliu k, Vilnijos.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno apie 40 metu.
Liko zmona, Katre, keturios
dukterys, ir sunus armiioe.
PETRONIS Antanas, 70 metu.
mire Chicagoj, palaidotas 18
Lapkricio. (Subaciaus diva
70 ir parapijos). Buvo neve-
des, Amerikoj isgyveno apie
80 metu.
KACILIENE Ona, mire Lapk.
/, Plymouth, Pa.
BALCIUNAS (vardas nepazy-
metal, mire Lapkri:io men,,
Akron, Ohio.
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Detroit, Mich, Naljiienos

<ge, K. Zavadskis, Walter Luz
bin, K. Skirvainis, A. Deksnis,
Mrs. Jokubaitis, A. Siriukas,
P. Biliunas, Mrs. Fayert, a..
Salkauskas, M. Jonaitiene, P.
Dovidenas, V. Salanskiene, H.
Radzevicius, Emilia Petraitis,
K. Jablonskiene, E. Aiduriena,
Walter Kaupas, C. Giedmen, j.
Peciukonis, j. Rickiene, M. Ba-
rauskas, B. Lembutis, A. Ia
vadskis, F. Turauskas, S. 1ol-
vaisa, j. Slavinskas, M. Lopsai-
tis, j. Valionis, P. Damulevi-
cius, l.. Svekla, M. Tidinis, J.
Jakstis, Mr.. Berman, Sacret
Heart Society, Mr.. Jamack,
Proud, Baltrukonis, Varnis, H.
Simons, F. Kazlauskas, N. Pa
doris, Mrs. Lubas, V. Balunis,
j. Simkunis, M. Rimkiene, Elz.
Kalonitis, Anna Kazlanaitis, F.
Jankauskas, Mr.. & Mrs. Kara
Illus, Mary Kersiene, M. ]. De-
ksnis, A. zvilgaitis M. zemai-
tis, Mary Kavalauskas, J. va
neliunas, H. zvigaitis, D. Pla-
cida, w. Slianderis, F. Venc-
low, G. Augaitis, S. Kuneckis,
M. Vilkiene, J. Streleckis, w,
Tvaronas, E. Slivynas, M. Sci
lius, Kazuckowskis, Ona Ska
marakiene, Nellie Svedas.
Xiii aukavo po 81, po 81 il
maziau.
Viso saleje surinkta 1925
Sv. Kazimiero parapijoje
surinkta S415;
sv. Jurgio parapijoje SLIT
per SLA banketa S47.75
Viso labo Lietuviai sudejo
United War Chest $18S9.75
symet Phila. Lietuviai au-
kojo j United War Chest dau-
giau negu pernai. Aciu visiems
Pc to vel kalbejo Kun. DR.
kOncluS aple LletuVOS LleLu-
viu vargus. kryzelius po ruda,s
ir raudonais prispaudejais, il
pridejo kad nereika nusimin-
ii, Lietuva vel bus laisva IL
nepriklausoma.
Dalyvavo pilna sale publi-
kos, ramiai klausesi kalbu il
veliau atsakymu j avairius pa
klausimus. a.
Sias prakalbas il auku. rim
kima del United War Chest su-
renge Nisi Bendro Amerikos
Lietuviu Fondo vietiniai sky
rial, Raudonojo Kryziaus IL
Karo Pergales Komitetas.
J. Kavalauskas, pirm.
Frank Pukas. rast.
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STREIKAI

Lapkr. % prasideies -strei-
kas apie 1000 karo dirbtuviu
darbininku sutramde nuo dar-
bo 1860 kitu darbininku pen
+kiose dirbtuvese. Iaip pat is
tiko If viena 'nelaime, kur Hud-
son Motor Car Co. vienas itu-
zes darbininkas persove dirb-
tuves sargybini.
Karo Darbo Taryba prisiun-
te unijos vadams isakyma uz-
baigti streika, mes sulaikyta
svarbus darbai; kitaip armijs
bus priversta tas dirbtuves uz.
init j savo zinia.
Streikas palette ir Ford Mo
tor Car Co. River Rouge dirb-
tuve, Revere Copper & Brass
Co., Michigan Die Casting Co.
il Graham-Paige Motors Corp
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NEWARK, n. j.
=. T-I.V -
SIEGYVENO 80 METU. Z


SIEGYVENO so METQ. Ii
nonlas tautinis darbuotojas ir
Lietuvos laisves gy.nejas Vim
cas- Ambrozevicius jau sugy-
veno 80 metu anziaus,
Vincas AmbrozeviCius PEREZ
ia Vasario 5 d. New Yorko Lie
tuviu Seine .aktyviai dalyva-
vo, tick jis dar yra pajiegus
If nenumoja tautos reikalams
neziurint savo daug nudirbtQ
darbu ir dideles kruvos metu.
Vincas Ambrozevicius gima
Lapkricio 9, 1864 metals, Dau-
ksiu kaime, Padovinio V, Ma
riiampoles ap. Jis gime tik
keliais metals POI, baudziaVos
panaikinimo. 1886 metals is
vaziavo is Lietuvos ] Anglia,
o is Anglijos kita meta, 1887,
atvyko j Amerika. Apsigyve-
no Newarke ir cia gyvena pc
siai dienai. h.
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Gelezies Rudies Kasyk-
los SUI 500 Metu Gele-
lies Istekliu

Minnesota-Michigan srityje,
Mesabi plote, randasi tick ta-
konito, zemos ruzies gelezies
rudies, kurios uzteks 500 metu
naudojimui. Bet lkad prize jos
sunkiau prieiti todel sio karo
laiku il if gull nejudinama,
gelezis imama is tu kasyklu
kurios lengviausia prieinamos
Tu nauju gelezies sluogsniQ
isnaudojimui ruosiama platus
programs ir il bus kasama
pirm negu issibaigs daharti-
Mai zinomi geros rusies gele-
zies rudies sluogsniai.
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80 = = !
Kick 7Yra A Milijonai
Tuzinu kiausiniu?

Karo maisto Administracija
paliuosavo pardavimui priva-
tiniams kiausiniu pirkejams
apie 100000 tuzinu kiausi-
niu. Tai apie 1C-ta dalis val
dzios supirktu pereita pavasa-
ri kiausiniu, kurie buvo laiko-
mi saldyklose.a
Pavasari, palaikymui kiausi-
niu kainos, karo maisto adni-
nistracija supirko apie 240
nnilijonu tuzinu kiausiniu, bet
Spaliu Is tu kiausiniu buvo Ii
ke 42,21O,OOO tuzinu.
Keturi milijonai tuzinu kiau-
siniu uziwa 225 prekinius va
gonus.
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Kad lapes tikrai yra gudrios
parodo sekantis ivykis. Pri-
jaukinta lape buvo laikona
prirista reteziu prie sunies bu-
dos. Savininkas maitino ja
duona ir pienu, bet tuoj lape
kaip tik suaugo pradejo to
maisto neesti, nors isrode kaip
reikia ir nesukudus. Veliau pa
tirta kad ia lape naudojo piena
ir duona privilioti prie budos
vistas, kuriq plunksnos buvo
surastos budoje. Lape pasi-
gaudavo vistas ir esdavo.
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Mi'IkIllE B,i0o isEI-
VlQ LIETUvlU<

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu Lietuviu var
dais, mirusiu skaicius Xxi siol
cia pazymimu pasieke 1900,
nuo Vasario menesio, 1887 me-
tQ.
DEVEIKIS Jurgis, 80 M, mi
re Rugs. "a, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Utenos apskr.,
Kurtiskiu v, Kaciunu KY
STRALKIENE Milda (ziugz-
daite), mire Spaliq Is, Har-
rison, N. j.
AKELIS Jurgis, mire Spaliu
men,, Sugar Notch, Pa.
JUNEVICIUS Juozas, m / e
Spaliu M, Kingston, Pa.
KANCELSKIS Antanas, pus-
amzis, mire Spaliu 81, Chi
cagoj. (RaseiniQ ap., Kel-
mes p, Parsvarkeles kaim.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metu.
ZORIENE Kotrina (Zalckaite)
seno amz., mire Lapkricio |,
Chicagoj. (siauliu ap., Papi-
les par, Medalkiu KY
CHUBETUKAS Robertas, Ia
metu, mire Spaliu 80, Nor
wood, Mass.
zILAITIENE Juozapina, mire
Spaliu 81, Baltimore, Md.
STENAITIS Kostas, 81 metu,
mire Spaliu 81, So. Boston,
Mass.
MARTECKIS Vincas, 68 metu,
mire Spaliu 27, New Britain,
Conn. (Punsko p., Kampuo-
ciu ky
MORKUNAS Adolfas, m r e
Rugp. men,, Las Palmeras,
Argentinoj.
BLAzYS Jonas, mire Spaliu
2S, Bridgeport, Conn.
KNOPK1S Antanas, So metu,
mire Spaliu %, Waukegan,
Ill.
MICKUS Benediktas, mire 20
Spaliu, Waukegan, Ill.
sIMKuNAS Stasys, apie 16 M.
mire Lapkr. a, Pittsburgh,
Pa. (Paejo nuo Taurages).
Amerikoj isgyveno 50 m.
MILKINTIENE Ursule, 78 M,
mire Spaliu FL, Kenosha,
Wis.
STRUsINSKIENE Tekle, pus-
amze, mire Lapk. l, Chica
goj. (Telsiu par, Girdziu k)
Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m.
KAIRYS Mykolas, 70 M, mi
re Spaliu men,, Sectonville
Ill. (Panev. ap.)
JABLONSKIENE (Beinoraite)
Veronika, seno amz., nlire
Lapkr. 6, Chicagoj. (Rasei-
niu ap., Vidukles par.)
GLEBAUSKAS A | e k sandras,
pusamzis, mire Lapkricio 5,
Chicagoj. (Panev. ap., Ra-
mygalos par, Masioku Ky
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
KLIMAS Nikodemas, pusamzis:
mire Lapkicio A, Chicagoj.
Duksto p, Alejunu k.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
SELEMONAVICIUS A n tanas.
36 metu, mire Lapkri:io 5.
Chicagoi, kur buvo ir gimes.
GRIGELIS Pranas, mire Spa
liu %, Pittsburgh, Pa.