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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

others do the same, with surprIs-
ingly happy returns.
NOV. SS TO DEC. %
S1gittdrius - Evenly allocate
your effort, rotate your plans
and activities so that il one try
fails you'll have others TO fall
back on. Sane judgment Beees-
sary, as always.
DEC. 2s TO JAN. 2f
CGpricorn-Don't provoke ir-
ritation or be headstrong. Some
doubtful trends. Care common
, sense must be employed regard
ing all important issues. Hold
your opinions but wisely.
J. JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius - Vibrations favor
sharpening up your mind, in
creasing your standing socially,
financially. Sureness in CON
structive, definite angl les can
bring splendid gains.
FEB. ef TO MARCH -
Pisces - Avoid extravaganza,
feverish haste. Curtail them:
systematize your day. Be fair
with yourself. Enjoy friends;
loved ones company. Money and
position are not your true hap
piness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Frozen Dessert

FROZEN DESSERTS are al
ways in vogue. One of the best
homemade varieties is made
with apricot whole fruit nectar.
Unlike many desserts with a
fruit base. apricot nectar holds
its intense true fruit flavor and
makes a most palatable dessert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Start MoWinq
The Grass Soon

THE SUDDEN appearance Of
warm weather has set the grass
10 growing almost overnight.
This means the a wn m owe r
-rust come out bit sooner
than usual. Do not let the
grass get longer than three
inches before cutting for the
first time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Cheese Fritters

One cup boiled rice y cup
grated cheese lstore cheese =
tablespoons of milk or melted
butter, ] egg, beaten light. l
leNeI tablespoon pastry -four, l
teaspoon baking powder.
Fry m shortening The same as
you would pancakes in a frying
nan
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Let's Ea+l

LUNCHING IN a favorite
downtown spot when a
genial gentleman who eats there
daily, swings along with a pack
age under his arm. Looks like "a
carton Of cigaretS. we said.
Nope, sez he it's a package
of dates for my wife she
makes the best date cake in
America.
How how about the recipe
we replied. Next thing / know,
there appears on my desk A
square Of date cake and the
recipe. The cake is luscious
so we pass on how 10 make II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

YOE BORN thts drtr:
Yea- ttraet-frtentisJ are natur--
ally generous. kind. Converse
tion clever, sparkling. Overcome
tendency TO cynicism, being re-
sentful Of criticism.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
e pErac':: SUNDAY TIMES
April IS. Ia 1 Part }, Page 2
Remov. Fish Odor

Z TELLTALE FISH and onion
odor in your frying pan may be
removed by heatins vinegar
until scalding in frying pan,
then wash in the usual way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Brushinq Blankets

BE SURE 10 brush your blan-
ketS We'll with a Whisk- broom
alter you take them off the line
This brushing makes them re-
tain their fully warmth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Book Review
lvo GOOD Book,
. And a Nas Cake
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

have had an active part in the
work OF the past four years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Fl HOrOSCODe : By Frances Drake

Look the Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
For Monday A pri 16 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Taurus - Sound financial un-
dertakings sponsored, business
on increase. Turn your unusual
talents and advanced ideas into
usefulness, dollars with intelli-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
= WEATHER REPORT
1H
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAN-s5.OO per year

In Accordance with Chapter
 WHO PAY SCHOOL TAX: Al male and female persons person No Is a5poSed and who depends for her support trey her husband required pay persons he aetRe military OF naval service of the United States iane peaoi ana h2ss cared oH the IeFfteE Who permanently injured nIrm maimed crippled
 WHEN PA1ABIH Ihe tax is payable after the first of Janu ay of each year TT MUST BE PAID TO THE SCHOOL TAX COL HECTOR UPON DEMAND 10 demand S for payment must nevertheless be paid the school ieftoa Treasurer on or before the first day of December in year. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT NO DEMAND OR TICE REQUIRED TO BE MADE GIVEN. BUT A CATED-iF SUCH DEMAND MADE. THE TAX MUST BE PAID penalty Of s250 attaches ana both eoeetab1e
 EMPLOYER MUST FURNISH LIST EMPLOYEES AND menf Of tbe faz MIST FURNISH LIST or His F4pf 0YFRs HECTOR AND MIST ALSO PAY THE TAX DUE FROM EACH OF THEM When such payment is made by the employer the thereof be deducted the
 DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAYMENT BY MISTAKE Any paid by an employer for his employee when such employee Is not subject thereto the right claim the paid such persons should first request the school tax collector to make such refund and hs cannot be done he should forward suen request Territorial Treasurer of the Treasurer will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by as5he @ make the refund mhedlatey Remember that be later than the the calendar during which the
 NoN-REsIDENTs SUBJECT TO TAX: THE TAX IS PAYABLE RESIDENTS AS WELL AS NON-RESIDENTS If the
 
 but if the Territory the employment actually though resident he she becomes liable for the
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAN IS LEVIED: This assist the education the children of tne Territory of
 is hereby the Collector, S. Commissioner Wrangel Alaska Employer should this notice
 As new employees during year them they receipt showing previous payment number This will avoid duplication double payment. R. sURATT-Tax collector for Wrange and surrounding area
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
CATHOLIC DEVOTIONs St. Rose of Lima and St. John

Rev. Mathew E. Hoch, Pastor
 Sunday, February 4-sexagesima Sunday
 Holy masses are at 8:15 am. in the Wrangell institute, 10 am. in the local Parish church.
 The Childrens choir will sing during the 10 o'clock holy mass and will also receive holy com- munion in a body.
 Religious instructions for the children Mond day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday after school, and Saturday at Il am.
 Wednesday evening, 2 pm, Al tar society meets in the Parish rectory.
 Choir practice Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Saturday morning. February }, the throats will be blest immediate ly after the holy mass.
 Holy masses throughout the week are at 7:3O am Master William Churchill will serve.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Ben Judd Jr., Pastor No services Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
OPA FREEZES ALL
 USED COMMERCIAL, CARS

Word has been received from the Juneau Office of Price administra- tion that directive number 36 of the Office of Defense Transporta- tion effective January 15 freezes Prospective sellers and purchasers of such vehicles are advised that no sale thereof is legal unless specifi- cally approved by the Office of De- fense Transportation in Fairbanks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. William Forbes-Rector

Sunday services:
 No church services.
 12 noon-Sunday School. Thursday, 7:3O p.m.-Choir re- hearsal at the rectory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
BILL GRANTING VOTING RIGHT TO 18-YEAR-OLDS
 PASSES BOTH HOUSES

JUNEAU, Feb. Fly a vote of 20 to the house today passed the senate bill No. 1 by Sen. Walker, granting 18-year-olds voting priyi- lege. It previously passed the sen ate with but one dissenting vote and thus became the first bill 10 Bass both houses at this session.
 The measure must be validated by congress before becoming law.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
ATTFNTION. .MAS0Ns

All Masons in Wrangell are re- quested to attend a Masonic gath ering on Thursday evening. Febru- ary s, at 7.30 pm. in the Fire hall Mark this date on your cal- endar as We want all Masons at this meeting.
 adv. A. MASTER MASON
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
Notice to the Public

Tonight B o'clock in the Redmen hall there will be a meeting Workers This meeting the public and fl interested in truth and fair will attend
 L. communication printed in the issue of the Keekan Fishing News has accused of selln ou ing hearing ID ing CO. and is actively working cIo"
 s missatement the as shall when myself people of tonights meeting find really happened hearing Red especially would like
 CHARLES sADLER. Business Agent
 WTangel Canney Workers Union MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-RED MEN HALL
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
KNITTERs NEEDED

Knitters and sewers are still needed to help with Red Cross work and all those who can spare any time to the work are asked to secure materials at the Civic Cen ter on Thursday between ? and i o'clock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
TWELVE PASSENGERS
.ON sOUTHBOUND N0Rl

JUN oUU IubUUNU NUhaH
 Leaving for Ketchikan aboard the Princess Norah on Sunday night were Arthur B. Nelson. Ru- pert K. Shaw. and George N. slo- cum, all Coastguardsmen being transferred to other points. Brig. and Mrs. c. 0. Taylor and Adj. Henry Lorenzeu of the Salvation Army, Howard Bell. and R. o. Brelsford.
 Taking passage for Seattle wera Mrs Gail Shaw. Dave Lewis. Mrs Jean Jenkins. Mrs H. c. stou. and Arnold OlsXik.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
RETURNS TO WORK

H. O.. McKowan, owner of the Wrangell Telephone company, is back on the job today, following a severe attack of the flu, which kept him confined for the past two weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
SALVATION ARMY
It. Frances Fletcher Envoy Juanita Routh

It. Frances Fletcher
 Envoy Juanita Routh Sunday services: Il a.m.-Special Thlinget meet ing.
 2:3O p.m.-Sunday School 7:3O p.m.-SaIvation meeting. Wednesday, 3:30 pm. - Chil- dren's meeting.
 Wednesday. T to p.m.-Young peoples meeting. Tuesday, p.m.-Institute Thursday the Home League at quarters, to g pm.
 Friday. 7:30 p.m.-EyangeIis- tic services.
 Saturday, ' p.m.-Bible study.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH
Thomas A. Estelle

Thomas A. EStelle
 saaurday-Sabbath school. 10 am Il am. - Morning worship hour; speaker, Everett Watrous. Tuesday, 2:3O pm. - Dorcas meeting.
 Wednesday, 7:30 pm. - Prayer meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
MRS. FRANK BARNES
 PREsTDEs AT COUNCIL
 IN ApgFNGF OF MAYO

In the absence Of Mayor P. C. Hanford. Mrs Frank Barnes pre- sided at last nights town council meeting The matter Of illegal shooting within the eitY limits was discussed. and known offenders Will be notified of the law. The puf- chase. of a fog nozzle Tor the fire department was authorized. and the council decided 10 put on a special night policeman when tha occasion warrants.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02

na corridor. has been destroyed and abandoned. American headquarters said The base is southwest Of Hengyaug
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-02-02
QUIET REPORTED ON
 ITALIAN FRONT

ROME - Activity dwindled to nearly an all time low along the entire Italian front. Only minor patrol activity was reported from both the Fifth and Eighth armies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

See F5sr. Of roydhscock e.ss they're Tor J. ~
nifty for M; FeJsr,fs ch4n0r.ys rsyons s,seys
butcher nsn fayoos yoyhfuy styled button fronts and tsored
styles neess and faed skirts You'll e,p your hands FOR th.
charming eyeUs o-t listen this c-eeJ eoJ-ths pro. ooy
4q5 Sizes 9ls l2.2o, 33-44.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

ltallan partisanS lad spirited
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
6. H. StofzeI
Requiem SET
Obituaries

A requiem high mass will be
sung az 10 a. m. Saturday in 81.
Charles Borromeo Church. Bald
win and 81. Paul, for Godfrey H.
Stotzel. who died Tuesday.
At the time Of his death he WAS
chief clerk and salvage director OF
the city purchasing department.
and had been a member Of that
department for u years
Mr.. Stotzel. who was s.. died In
ST MaryS Hospital after a brief
illness. The requiem mass will be
preceded by prayers al his home
1914 Seyburn, AZ $50 a m. Burial
will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery
Mr.. StotZel was born IN VII
Transport. Pa. and came 70 Detroit
in 1915.
He is survived by his wife.
Genevieve; three daughters, Mrs.
John { Dobbelaere. Mrs. Edward
J. Hughes. and Dorothy Stoizel.
Two sons. Godfrey II. Stozel Jr,
USNR, and Thomas and a grand
child. Mary Hughes.
He is also survived by a brother.
Fred J. Stotzel. and four sisters,
including Mrs. r. j. Heilhecker
and Mrs. Jessie Mack Of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
he died suddenly

3. Murray Saunders a.. fol
is years associated with the
Hearst Advertising Service. will
be buried in WoodlaWn Cemetery
tomorrow. lie died suddenly yes
terday Of a heart attack AZ his
home, 1l5S Bedford.
A native Of Detroit, he was
advertising manager Of the Pic
torisl Review for Hearst Pubhca-
tons in the city. lie was z
member Of the Adcraft Club, the
Detroit Athletic Club and the
Players.
Funeral services viii be held in
the chapel Of the William r.
Hamilton Co, Cass and AleXan-
drine, at ] p, m. tomorrow.
He is survived by his wife. Ann;
two sons, Thomas. I. and Rich
ard, II; MS mother. Mrs Agnes
Saunders, and a brother. Nern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

the relics away when American
bombers began 10 pound the city.
Thousands ot GenoeSe and Of
ficers and men oi British and
Italian forces watched as Pfc.
II. l.. Zachary Of Le Grange, Tex.
bore the solid gold and crystal
urn holding the glass ball m
which Columbus ashes are said
10 be sealed from a captured Ger
man CaisSOn 20 A marble pedestal
under the Victor Emmanuel
Memorial where the services we're
held
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Mrs. AGNES Jaros

Requiem high mass viii be
sung at II q. m, in our Lady,
Queen Of Heaven Church, Satur-
day, for Mrs. Agnes Jaros. 81, Of
S049 Yolanda, who died at her
home Wednesday after r long ill
ness. Rites will be held at her
home Al 10 a m.
A native OF Detroit, she leaves
her husband, Anthony; two
daughters, Clara and Anna; three
sons, Sgt Joseph, Pfc. Raymond
and S , c Tony; three brothers,
Walter. Michael and Joseph. and
two sisters. Mary and Frances.
Burial will he Al Mt. Elliott
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
YarkS Bring Genoa
Ashes OF Columbus

GENOA. June 7 qNS)-The
L. s. 92d Division. disreearding
the centuries old controversy
over the location ~ the remains
Of Christopher Columbus, has
buried the famous explorer IN
Genoa.
In an elaborate military Cere-
mony. the T.. s. soldiers returned
an urn. alleged TO contain the
ashes Of the dlscoverer and many
Columbus documents 10 the Genoa
city hall.
Italian partisans had spirited
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Ii. August P. Marks Jr.

Services for II. August p
Marks Jr. viii he held At 2 p. m
Saturday at the Wilkie Funersl
Home. with burial in GrandlaWn
Cemetery.
1t. Marks was killed in the
crash Of BIS while in final
combat training near NiCtorvillc.
Cal. on MAY 81 lie was Il and
lived at 1889 Chapel he was
A graduate of BEDFORD High
School and General Motors Tech
nology Institute
Surviving are his parents and a
sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Soldier Sentenced
To Die I'm Staying

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. June
7 tUP)-Cpl. Charles Wells Of
Atlanta. today was sentenced 10
death before a firing squad for
the murder last April 6 Of Mrs.
Irene c. Clark, San BernardIno
housewife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
1Ot Graduated
At Mdrygrove

Diplomas today were held by
10l Marygrove College graduates,
following commencement eXer-
cises yesterday afternoon in the
colleges liberal arts auditorium
The address TO the graduating
class was delivered by the Rev
Fr. Paul Tanner. assistant general
secretary of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference and editor OF
Catholic Action.
The degrees were conferred on
the graduates by the Most Rev
Edward Mooney n. D, arch
bishop Of Detroit. The Rev Fr
James w. EmbSer, c. S p Mary
grove chaplain, presented the
candidates for degrees.
Six Detroit candidates were
awarded degrees magma cum
laude. Those honored were: Mary
Ellen Hohl 203 Chalmers. Heller
Remsl<, 2l61 Mcclellan. Thelms
Warner. 252 Newport; Gerre
Wood. 1924 Edison, and Jeanne
Rouen, 80 Connecticut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08
Other Deaths

REAR ADM. EORGE ",
LAWS, USN, retired, IS AZ Mare
Island (Cal) Naval Hospital, Of =
f1rar+ attart1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

DIR. FORD HUFF. 81. who de
livered more than 4,500 babies in
40 years Of practice, died at his
home in Parsons, w. Va.
sir John Marriott, S. noted
historian at Llandundod Wells,
Radnor. near London, today
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesmsn.
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dziams, ejau j soda ne tick ~
dinciu kriausiu paziureti kick
pasikiausiniauti. 'Didziai nu-
stebau pamates viena kriause
kaip apsnigta, apsikrovusia bal
tais ziedais ir naujus lapus lei
dziancia. Sugryzes paklausiau
ar. ia -kriause pavasari nezyde-
jo kad dabar zydi? Paaiski-
no jog il zydejo .ir vaisiu ture-
jo, bet anksti nubiro vaisius
ir lapai, O dabar, kaip rengia-
me savo dukters vestuves, ku-
rios ivyks Rugsejo 80 d., sode
kriause pasipuose naujais lie
dais il apie Kaledas gal turesi-
me ir nauju kriausiu.
Po to pasnekesio, pasivaisi-
ne, ir prisieme p. Budu ukes
produktu ir pazadeje pributi
j vestuves, gryzom namon.
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Draugeliai; Jurgis ir Ona,

Draugeliai: Jurgis ir Ona,
prizes istekant Brundzaite, j
Anerika atvyke prizes SO me-
tu If gyvene Shenandoah, Pa.
Kiningis, Kazimieras, gyve-
mes Cikagoje, arba jo ipediniai.
Garmulcik. Alfonsas, j Anne
rika is Liepojos isvykes 1928
27 metals ir gyvenes Cikagoje.
Gegzna, Vincentas.
Gruskiene, Ona, gyvenusi Lo-
well, Mass.
Janciute, Agnieska, kilusi is
Dubravu k, A.. Panemunes val:
Jankausl1ai, Juozas ir Anita
mas, broliai Magdelenos Dram
ginienes. ~---
Observation-Disclosures, Ro.
kas, nuo 1918 metu. gyvenes
Amsterdam, N. Y.
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Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation
ETC., Required by the Act of Congress
Of August "a, 1872 and March 3, 1888
published Cleveland 1945


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County of Cuyahoga
Notary aforesaid
personally appeared who duly
that he the BUSINESS MANAGER
the the of
belief ownership daily
aforesaid publication the date shown
August a. 1872 amended
Regulations printed the of this form to wit:
editor and business
THE OHIO
$500 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
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Managing Editor: K. S. Karpius,
Business Manager: X. S. Karplus
2. the
LITHUANIAN PUBLISHING co, INC.
Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
K. Karpius Parkwood Drive, Cleveland, Ohio
V. S. Jokubynas Chicago ILL.,
That the known bondhcrs mortgages and other security holder
owning holding per
other securities IF there state)
THERE ARE NONE.
giving the tho
stockholders security holders contain only the list
stockholders holders books the
holder
conditions
which stockholders and security holders who the
of this afant
other association corporation has interest
indirect the said bonds other securities chan
stated by him.
sold distributed through the mails otherwise subscribers
the months preceding the date shown above
THIS IS A WEEKLY PUBLICATION.
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before this 4h day Of October, 1915
Expires Sept. MULIOLIs. Notary
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KRIAUsE VEL PRAZYDO

Sekmadieni, Rugs. %, mudu
SUI zmonele. seldom j masina If
nuvykom uke pas musu ar
timus prietelius p. Budus par
sivezti suriu ir. svieziu kiau-
siniu. Pas p. Budus radoine
dideli saskridi jaunimo, kas
NUNS isrode nuostabu.
Besikalbant SUI p. Budais,
tarp kitko p. Buda. pastebejo
kad pas JUGS pavasaris, ju So
de pradejo zydeti krians5s.
Man issireiskus kad negali-
mas daiktas, p. Buda sake :
"Nueik j soda ir persitikrink"
Nenoredamas tiketi jo 70
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Jakubauskas, Plus.
Jakutiene- Valinciute, Kotryna
dukte Jurgio, gyvenusi Lewis
ton, Me.
Jancius, Pranas, sunus Mo-
tiejaus, gimes Roku k, Aukst.
Panemuneje.
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neSta gyvaciu, kas ir buvo pa
Talandis, Juozas, is Janenu
k. Sventezerio val.
Vileniskis, Juozas. Lankesi
Iietuvoje apie 1923 m.
Abraitiene- Kilniute, Agota.
Abramavicius, Mykolas, gy-
venes 3645 Lituanica Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Jokubauskas, Antanas, gi-
mes Varniu valsciuje, Telsiu
ap., gyvenas Salem mieste Hi
nois ar Massachusetts.
Jurgaitiene, Julia, arba jos
vyras ar istekejusi dukte.
,Juska -Juskevicius, Jonas,
prizes kara gyvenes Rochester,
N. Y. IL.
Kavaliunas, Zigmas, gyvenas
! New Yorke. Lankesi Lietuvoje.
prizes kara.
Kazlauskai. Tamosius ir Ig-
mas.
Kriukliai, Stasys, VacIovas,
Adomas ir Maria (Tokarskie-
ne), kurie gyveno ar gyvena
Pittsburghe.
Kupriaviciene, Ona, kilusi is
Krekstenu KIM, Krokelaukio
val. s.
Marciulionis, Antanas, gyve-
ma Chicagoje.
Mazeliai, Alfonsas ir Jurgis,
kile is Grybeliu k, Utenos .ap.
Gyvena New Yorke ar Chica..
goje.
Madeleine Patalauskaite, var
das nezinomas, is Garneliu k,
Utenos ap. Gyvena New Yor
ke ar Chicagoje.
Milius, nominikas, kiles IS
Daunoru k, Meskuiciu val,
siauliu ap.
Narbudai, Antanas ir Ona.
Narbudiene 20 tevais Macinke,
viciute. Gyveno ar gyvena Chi
cagoie.
Pariayka, Stasys ar Stepo-
mas. gyyenes Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Skuras, Juozas, gyvena Gle
veland, Ohio.
Andriuskeviciai, Juozas, Ona
ir Elena, kile is Reksciu k,
siluvos ", Raseiniu a. Ameri-
kon atvyka prizes 81 kara.
Antanaitiene- -Kinkaite, Rrone,
dukte Juozo gyvenusi Ansonia,
Conn.
Ausinkaitiene-y yalinciute, Mag
delena,, dukte Jurgio, gyVenusi
Bridgeport.
BaceviGiene, Mathilda, gyve-
nus ar te5egyvenanti Bridge
port, Conn.
Raltusiene- -klevinskaite, Ona
dukt5 .Tuozo, kilusi is Lauckai-
mio k, Kudirkos Naumiescio
|
parapijos.
Bendoravicius, sunus Petro
Hernil1er, Mare, gyvenusi De-
troit, Mich.
Rolis, Domininkas, gimes Bal
timore, Md, bet auges ir ~mok-
slus ejes Lietuvoje, Amerikon
sugryzo prizes kara.
Ciurlicniai, julius ir KarOli-
na, kile is Merkines v, Ally
taus ap., ir gyvena Boston,
Mass.
Dargytes, Ona ir Viktorija,
pirmoii istekejusi az Kirkliaus-
ko, antroji uz Bitkausko,
Amerika atvyko 19O5-1906 m
ir apsigyveno pas broli kun
Dargi N'ilkes-Barre, Pa.
Daugeliene- -kazlauskaite. Ona
prizes kara gyvenusi Toronto
Ont, Kansdoie j kur buvo at
yykllsin is sArgentinos.5 H
\ Dickanskai, kazimieras il
Adele Liepinaityte, ir .iu sunus
Viktoras, gyvene Brooklyn, N,
Y.
Didziulis, Juozas, sunus An
tano. kiles is RomainiuKaimel-
kos k, Raudondvario ", Kau-
no ap., 1938-1939 m. gyvenes
Trenton, NJ. ir Brooklyn, NY
Durickiene, buvus Raud. Kry-
ziaus tarnautoja.
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lSTIkUS GAlSRO
NELAIMEI

81 kada jusu namai arba 8zra-
kandai tampa sunaikinti arba
sugadinti ugnies, kreipkites j
P. j.. KERsIS, del apkainavi-
mo, ko visada reikalauja ap-
draudos kompanijos pirm ne
gu ismoka uz nuostolius.
p. ]. KERsIS
609-12 Society for. Savings Bid.
Telef.: Main 1773.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Kiesvlis, Kazys, sunus Igno,
prizes kara gyvenes San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Kiesylis, Pranas, sunus Pra-
no, kiles is Rageliu parapijos,
Rokiskio ap., gyvenes ir gal
tebegyvenas New YOrke.