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kARE ZUVE IR SUZEISTI
DETROITIECIAI

Cpl. Stanley Kavaliunas, zu-
vo kare. Brolis Jono Kavaliu-
no, Hamtramck, Mich Buvo
apdovanotas Sidabro zvaigzde.
Suzeisti kariai:
1t. Vytautas 2. Vaishvila,
Petrikos vyras, sunus Jono
Vaisvilos. Apdovanotas Pur-
pie Heart. Mokinosi Univer-
sity Of Detroit.
Cpl. Vita V. zaliagiris, SUI
nus Jono zaliagirio. 10 bro
lis Edvardas apdovanotas ST.
dabro Zvaigzde.
Sgt. John F. Gabrys, sunus
Juozo Gabrio.
Sgt. Joseph Jurgelonis, wy
ras Jules Jurgelonis.
1st Sgt. Victor H. Kishalo-
mis-, sunus Mares kisalonienes.
Pfc. John Matalonis, brolis
Alberto Matalonio.
Pvt. August Mickevicius, SUI
nus Izabeles Mickevicienes.
Pfc. George C. Stolieckas,
paeina is Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pfc. Chester j. Savickas, SUI
nus e. Savickienes, is Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Pradeda sugryzti arba gau-
mama zinios apie paliuosuotus
Detroitiecius Lietuvius karius
is Vokieciu nelaisves. V. M.
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LOWELL, MASS.
25 METU VYTAUTO KLUBO
SUKAKTIES MINEJIMAS

Birzelio 3, ivyko D. L. K.
Vytauto Klubo saunus banke-
tas ir prakalbos, paminejimui
klubo sidabrinio jubilejaus.
Bankete dalyvavo apie 300
asmenu, ir buvo pavaisinti ska
mia vakariene.
Klubo pirmininkas st. Kun
drotas pasake trumpa kalbele,
perstatydamas Jona Rusa ban
keto programo vedeju, kuris
ia uzduoti labai sekmingai at
liko. Perstatyti kalbeti, pa
sveikinimo kalbas pasake Adv.
kalinauskas, Martynas Petke-
vicius, p. Veliackas, Adv. Gri-
galius ir redaktorius Harry
Glasheen.
Paskui buvo skaitoma svei-
kinimo laiSkas nuo Gubernato-
riaus Maurice J. Tobin. Per-
traukoje Jonas Tamulonis "a
VETO publika graziomis Lietu-
viskomis daihelemis.
Pc pertraukai buvo persia
tytas kalbeti Vilnietis rasyto-
jas Juozas V. Valickas is New
ark, N. J. Dziaugesi klubie-
ciai isgirde sio tevynainio jau-
tringa kalba, kuri visiems pa
liko gilaus ispudzio. Net Adv.
Bagocius, senas ir patyres kali
betojas, issireiSke kad Valic-
kas turf kalbetojo savybes ir
tam tikes, gall islaikyti kad
ir sunkiausius kvotimus''.
J. V. Valickas tapo pakvies-
tas j Lowell antru kartu, pa
pasakoti savo ispudzius is ka-
ro, kas buvo idomu visiems.
10 kalba susiidomavo ir XII
tu koloniju veikejai, kurie cia
dalyvavo, ir pazadejo j pa
kviesti kalbeti.
ADV. F. J. Bagocius kaip ir
visuomet, publika Xxi soties
prijuokino; kas tai is esanciu-
ju issireiske kad Bagocius yra
tikrai geras "stukorius".
Visgi Adv. Bagocius yra tas
kuris pagelbejo DLKV Klubui
25 metal atgal sustatyti carte
ri. 10 kalba lydejo ilgi aplo-
dismentai.
Banketas uzbaigta labai gra-
zioj nuotaikoj, sugiedant Lie
tuvos Himna.
Prane X. Sumskaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.

PADEKA. Ragausku Selma
taria didele padeka items kurie
prisiunte taip daug' geliu ir
aukojo misioms, mirus Petrui
Ragauskui. Velionis buvo pa
laidotas SUI baznytinemis apei-
gomis, kurios atsibuvo Sy. Jur-
gio baznycioje. Taipgi taria
'aciu klebonui Kun. Kazlauskui,
Kun. Zaneviciui, Kun. Razai-
ciui uz baznytines apeigas, ir
laidotuviu direktoriui K. Dau-
gelai uz malonu patarnavima.
Ragauskq Selma.
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MIRE $4,000 ISEI-
WIZ LETtJvIU

Ou SldIIlC IluIIlCIyJC IduuUud-
mais mirusiu Lietuviu vardais,
mirusiu skaicius pasieke jau
$4,000 nuo Vasario M, 1887
metu, kada pradeta Dirvoje
mirusiu iseiviu vardus skelbti.
Aisku, ne apie visus Mrs
tancius Lietuvius zinios gau-
namos, todel tam tikras nuo-
simtis mire prie tu kuriu miri-
mo zinios pasiekia Dirva.
Gala pastebeti, taciau daug
Lietuviu mirsta anksti pirm
laiko kaip temijate, daug
mirsta tarp 40 ir so metu am
ziaus, daugiausia apie SO m.
DUOBA Jonas, 35 M, mire IA
Geg, Blue Island, Ill. (Gi-
mes Chicagoj.)
JANKAUSKAS Petras, SO M,
mire Geguzes 13, Chicagoj.
(Telsiu ap. Pavandines par.
Uveiriu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno so metu.
sEMETULSKIS Vladas, go m.
mire Geguzes Is, Chicagoj.
Stulgiu p. Upainiu k.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno AZ metus.
YODVERAS Antanas, As M,
mire Geguzes %, Chicagoj.
(Utenos ap. Anyksciu par.
Zableskiu Ky
GIRKANTAS Antanas, pusam-
zis, mire Geg. %, Chicagoj.
(Titavenu p. Piveraiciu KY
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
STONIENE Mare fArminaite), },
pusamze, mire Geg. %, Chi
cagoj. (Marijampoles mics
to-. Amerikoj isgyveno SO
metus.
POVILAITIENE Anele MAR
cinkiute), mire Geguzes 20,
Chicagoj. (Siauliu ap. Jonis-
kio p. Pruciunu k.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno % metus.
RAUBIENE Antanina (Guzai-
te), pusamze, mire Geg. 20,
Chicagoje. (Sauvalku red.)
Amerikoj isgyveno As m.
MASLAUSKIENE Ona (Mat-
lauskaite), pusamze, mir6
Geg. 20, Chicagoje. (Mari-
jampoles ap. Egrebeliu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m.
CAKAITIS Simanas. 55 metu
mire Bal. 27, Plymouth, Pa
SAVICKIENE Mikalina, mire
Geg. Is, Swoyersville, Pa.
RUsINSKAS Jonas, mire Geg
1S, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
LEVANAS Antanas, 70 metu
mire Sausio 18, E. ST. Louis
Ill. (Panevezio ap.)
MACEIKA Pranas, mire Geg
q, Bayonne, N. J.
BLUVIUTE Evelyn, 10 metu
mire Geguzes "a, Bayonne
N. J.
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CT.
DALYVAUS LVSs METINIA-
ME SEINE

ME- DLAMLC
Waterburio Lietuvai Vaduo-
ii Sajungos skyrius siuncia at
stovus i LVS metini selma kul-
ris ivyksta Birzelio 1924 die
nomis Cleveland, Ohio.
Kaip zinoma, victims LVS
skyrius buvo uzmegstas trys
metal atgal ir daug prisidejo
paremimu isleidimo "'Timeless
Lithuania" ir kitty LVS darbu,
bet cia vietoje kaip skyrius
pats sau nieko neveike.
Dabar, pastebejus Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes neais k u m a
bel pavojinguma, ir kad ta pa
vojinguma kaip nors atremti
yra butinas reikalas kiekvie-
nam geram tevynainiui Lietu-
viui stoti j darba, mes isjudi-
nom LVS skyriu aktyviai pri-
sideti prie bendros darbuotes.
Skyriaus nariai uzsimokejo
didumoje uz 5 metus isanksto,
stai Geguzes 20 surenge ispu-
dinga veikala SUI prakalbomis,
cia gerasirdziai Lietuviai suau-
kojo $129 Lietuvos gynimo rel
kalams. Tai buvo pirmas sky
riaus pasidarbavimas.
Antras darbas - tai pikni-
kas rengiamas Liepos pabai-
goje, tikimes ir cia gerasirdziai
Lietuviai prisides.
Tas viskas daroma grynai
pagelbejimui musu nelaimin-
gal tevynei Lietuvai.
Mano supratimu, brangus
brollal, Jelgu kan nepatogu
prisideti prie Lietuvai Vaduc-
ii Sajungos, prisidekit prie A
merikos Lietuviu Tarybos; jej
kan nepatogu prie ALT, prisi-
dekit prize LVS - bet priside-
kit vienur ar kitur ir remkit
ju darbus ir pastangas.
Sios abb organizacijos dar,
buojasi vienam ir tam paciam
tikslui - Lietuvos nepriklau.
somybes gynimui. Dabar kaiE
tik yra svarbiausias momentas
mes kiekvienas privalome bu'
deti, dirbti, remit pinigiskai il
kitaip, kad kaip nors isgeloe-
jus Lietuviu tauta ir Sail nuc
visiSko sunaikinimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
SKRIS PO
l, 200 MYLU VALANDOJt

Dayton, Ohio. - Wright Or
laiviu technine konnanda skel<
bia jog daroma tyrinejimai SUI
lektuvais kurie ateityje gales
skristi po 1,200 myliu j valan-
da greitumu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
STATYS LIGONINE

Federale valdzia statys 16
aukstu karo veteranams ligo-
nine Pittsburgho Universiteto
kaimynysteje, ant universiteto
zemes. Ligonine lures apie
1900 lovu.
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STREIKAI

1eA1kA8AA
Sesiose Pittsburgh Plate sti-
klo dirbtuvese apsaukta strei-
kas prasidedant Birzelio Fl d.
Streikas apims virs 5000 dar-
bininku. Darbininkai' nubalsa-
vo streikuoti kuomet kompa-
MICS atsisake atnaujinti kon-
trakta SUI unija.
Streikas paliecia ir Libbey-
Owens-Ford stiklo kompanija.
Kitos tos kompanijos stiklc
dirbtuves randasi Ford City
Pa, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Clarks'
burg, w. Va, Crystal City
Mo-, ir Henryetta, Okla.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22

Birzelio Is, nuo Smithfield
tito nusoko j upe nusiskandin-
ii tula Ada Cross, IS m. am
ziaus moteris. ia isgelbejo
du vyrai kurie mate ia sokan-
cia upe. ii turejo savo mas
neleje S513 pinigu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
PENNSYLVANIJOE
PITTSBURGH
Mayoro Norninacijos

Birzelio 19, Pittsburghe bu-
vo nominaciju balsavimas kan
didatu j mayorus. Laimejo is
Demokratu David L. Lawren-
ce, is Republikonu - Robert
N. Waddell. Rinkimu balsa-
vimas bus Lapkricio menesl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-22
KARO BONU VAJUS

Birzelio 16, nuo 10 ryto Xxi
9 yak, Lietuviai pardavinejo
u. S. Karo bonus. Tuo reika-
lu rupinasi ALT Waterburio
skyrius.
DIR. NJ. ]. Colney.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
Didysis Piknikasl
Arteja

Jau tik savaite laiko like
Xxi to didziojo pikniko, kuris
ivyks Birut6s Darze, sekma-
dieni, Liepos l d. Jane, be
kitty ivairianybiu, kalbes A.
L. Misijos San Francisco da-
lyvave delegatai, P. J. ziuris
Adv. A. A. Oils ir Al Kumskis
Bus parodyta if Lietuvos fill.
ma ka buvo rodyta Washing.
tone, ir Misijos delegatu daily.
vavimas San Francisco.
Knyga ''Kaip Jie Mus Su
saude', arba Angliskai, 'Lith
uania Under the Sickle ano
Hammer, Shame piknike gall
ma bus isigyti didesniais kie
kiais. Kas turf jau nusipir
kes, gales dar daugiau nusipir
kti ir padovanoti savo drau
gains kitatauciams ir cia gi
musiam jaunimui. Man tek'
patirti kads sia knyga miela
skaito svetimtauciai ir cia gi
miai Lietuviai.
Nuvazuoti j 81 piknika gall
ma ir autobusu, paimant i
karbarnes ant. Woodward Ave
nue., Highland Park-Royal Oal
John R autobusa, kuris raudo
nos spalvos. Sis autobusa
prives prie pikniko vietos. Is
lipti reikia prie Madison moky
klos ir pasukti siaura gatvele
po desinei, ir tuoj busite Bi
rutes Darze, piknike.
Prize izangos bus dovanos
siaip bus valgiu, gerimu, So
kiai ir pamarginimai, kuom
rengimo komisija taip stropia
rupinasi.
Pasimatysime piknike. Pra
dzia l val. po pietu.
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SKAUDQS ATGARSIAI

Daugiau ir daugiau gauna-
ma laisku nuo giminiu pabege-
liu is Lietuvos nuo bolseviku
teroro, ir ju laiskai pilni labai
skaudziQ atgarsiu. Tu- laiskV
gauna ir Detroitieciai ir jie
palieka jais sujaudinti ir SUI
rupinti, mes kol kas jokios pa
galbos savo giminems negali-
ma pasiusti.
AS tokiu ziniu irgi laukiu il
kartu bijau ju. Tai kaip yla
sirdi. -. Bet JOS anksciau az
veliau ateis ir reiks pergyven-
ii, taip kaip jau keleta pir-
miau isgirstu, apie savuju zu-
vima ir istremima. Rep.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

80 enunkM az meeting lsst
- essgeaasegea q lFniatiVc 90
- wtwmn thc cfty end sthc
- Ne2 Elertur Company f1f
- puEsNna lras9@l 81 the
49, hNhnna system
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

NwsAHsN FAgaplea Service League
p y PAuls Chmch gave q sue
sfal eafa party last night OF
- peFish Hell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

MRusnNniailte J MaTk Wilcox
80 W. WsshinEion to-day that
= - eguiiclsni 8 loan would b.
Anfea iuG ths construction e.
= 0seTaeaa HIGHWAY bridge.
asnN 81 q spectral dispatch
asaaNa in M Citizen today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
THE WEATHER


Key West and Vicinity Fair
sith little change IN temperature
the afternoon. tonight and sat
arday gentle o. moderate north
east 60 east winds
Flcrida Pair with little change
n temperature tins afternoon.
tonight and Saturday
jacksonville through FLORIDA
Straits and East Gulf Light vari-
anlt WlEds over north portlun
and gentle northeast 90 east
"a lnds over south portion tins
afternoon. tonight and Saturday
weather far
Jacksonville a. Analachicola
~ snail craft CO storm warnings
have been issued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
FEWER MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED
HERE LAST MONTH

The number q marriage lac
enses issued b County Judge
Lnrd last month was fcwcr than
during any other month In the
laaf fuur and one-haif years.
Ordinarily, during that time.
dudac Lord said. the monthly
numlser 81 Marriages has ranged
beiwevn 50 ard 90. bui last
month tAsy tstsled only rs.
CuEia has not gone on a strike.
ena the reason for the lower
number Judge Lord surmises. b
sss.aase not So many scrviCemen
as n0~ applying for licenses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

sNIt Thompson lrli fgstl.
- - . ahart Business uip o.
mA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

~ Commentator "a aneTitoTi0uS
conduct while serving aboard the
submarine. USS Dragnet. during
war patrol in the Pacific.
Commander Sclilech also holds
two Silver Stars for outstanding
duty with his organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
~ WEST IN
DAYS CONE BY


M9Kw william n Malnne. Carl
gNaA2i fhAafuasn al ghe Monroe
fN eNlnEnasaaun. and Enriaur
saifaaAea. president SO san
@ Asa iHstsswte returned yea1er.
80 fEssw Havama where theV
- NnAN e. eeek governmental
ssA@nHN ln fhe efforts that are
nE maeN ~ kFs Wen io have
- fAus t8ia NaN1 Coaai Raiiua4
fMf4 fWeUmae lta operation 81
ssem ever ths Fnrds Keys "a
@Nuw Masur Malone SAID that
eNaaNuf Caflos Mendsria ard
80 NaNeEnmaeni aflirtah sad
- wsmal8 glVe aappurt ta the
aaNfaNmf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
C0MD'R SCHLEcH
HIGHLY COMMENDED

Commander FREDERICK W. Sch
lech. Jr.. USNR. whose wife lives
~ 1901 Olivia street. Key West.
and whose parents 1--we al "a
Stoneleigh Park. Westfield. ~ J..
was recently awarded the Letter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

49, hIyan Ouen. Uniied
HkMtNA ninlafeF a. DENMARK aad
mNf FepgeaNniatise from thls
n&fwaNaaasal alsiFHi 81 aue Ga
Nfess ~ H. Nesi Sunday lor a
1877 stNs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

Mms $50 o. gwen o. 50 more
80 MNatNfa uB tht recent "a
muAal ui hgai psalrcts. Sc VAS
% taa mHniag 81 locaI WpA
y SO eNFtNgn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

Iss1ay Ths Cr4zen says in a.
atHAsi paragraph
tama - tbe uris of hfo is o.
So 90 mFacaiully be youg age
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Gay Bill
A 0-Second Closeup

HGEHGoRIES. Bill Hardey. his friends
say, was born in the COS and never
got over it. Every week 4,000 people
- Supreme Court Justices and clerks,
whole families and even spinster lad
les = jam into his Gay Nineties
night club in New York. It's like
stepping into the past. A combina-
ton saloon and museum, its three
floors are filled with hoary memories:
mustache cups, ancient theater pro-
grams, saloon art. Old-style quartets
sing songs and the customers har-
monize in the old tradition.
Stocky Bill Hardey is a New Yorker
who, in his early years, worked at
being an actor. dancer. amateur jock
ey and boxer but all the time was a
cherisher of the past at heart. He
haunted antique shops and auctions
and bought only relics. Whenever old
mansions were dismantled he turned
into one-man wrecking crew just to
haul away old woodwork.
He had no idea what to do with all
his stuff until he saw an ad picturing
the good old days saying: ASK Dad,
He Knows" He knew, too; that's
how he planned his night club.
FORTUNE. Today Hardey's oollec-
ton is worth over 100000. Pieces
are borrowed by museums, by film
companies for props, by industry for
Evening star., 1945-01-21
MnkMM;Hs

TURNAD0UT: A French refugee
was telling us the other day about her
8O-year-old mother who remained in
Paris throughout the German occu-
patton. Soon after Paris was liberated
the imperturbable old lady cabled to
her daughter: Terribly worried
about you. Are you sure you're safe
over there?"
QUOTE: Assistant Secretary of War
for Air, Robert A. Lovett says: "A
Evening star., 1945-01-21

statistician is a man who can lead
you directly from a preconceived idea
to foregone conclusion"
SKIN SAVER: En- route to the
US on prisoner-of-war ship.
worried Nazi general sent this mes
sage to the ships captain: Since we
are now entering the submarine zone,
please tell your convoy to be doubly
vigilant. He'll Hitler"
MEET AMERICA: THIS WEEK has
turned its covers into pictorial
mirror of America and its people. It's
place where you will meet all kinds
of interesting Americans. This week,
for example, it's U. S. Citizen No. l.
Next week and the coming weeks it
can be anybody - including you.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
ORDINARY GUY
by Arthur Bartlett

chine were the most natural thing In the
world for him to be doing.
'He was full of exuberant enthusiasm
about what he was showing me: his crop
of Christmas trees, his stand of oak, his
newly set-out seedlings. When had seen
it all, we drove back to the house. The
two husky men lifted him out of the car,
up the steps and into the wheel chair,
and he went back to his desk.
"You might like to tell your father
about it, said to the soldier, If he's
afraid you won't be able to get around
we'll enough to run that garage. Because
that man, with much less use of his legs
than you will have, has been holding down
the biggest job in this country ever since
The President?" said the soldier.
''Yes, the President"
HE soldier didn't say anything for a
couple of minutes He seemed to be think
ing.
'Of course" he said, at last, Il knew
he'd had infantile paralysis, but l never
realized just how bad it was. l never
thought, about him being worse off than
will be, worse than most of us. He swept
his arm around to indicate the Others in
the ward. But he's just an ordinary guy,
isn't he?"
How do you mean?" asked him.
81 mean people talk about him and
think about him as just man doing a
job" he said. 1--WE heard people arguing
about Roosevelt almost as long as can
remember, back home and in the Army.
Some of 'em think he's wonderful, and
some of em think he's pretty terrible,
but it's always what he's doing they talk
about"
He looked down at what was left of his
legs They don't talk about what hap
pened to him." he went on, land how it
left him. If people pay too much atten-
ton to that, they don't give you chance
to prove what you can do"
He shook hands with me-
Good luck" said.
Thanks" His eyes were bright. I'm
going to tell Dad that story"
Evening star., 1945-01-21
How a story gave new
hope to a wounded CI

TINE young soldier was one of the more
i badly wounded in the ward. But he
was trying his best to be hopeful.
"I'll be able to walk all right" he as
sured me. "as soon as they get me fixed
up with new legs. They say one of them
will always drag little, but that's not so
bad"
What do you want to do when you
get out?" asked him.
We've got garage and taxi business
at home" he said. That is, my father
has. sort of grew up in it, helping around
the garage like cars. l always figured
to stick right there and carry on the busi-
ness Dads getting along in years"
Then you're all SET" l said.
well -. =" For the first time, note
of doubt crept into his voice. my fathers
talking of selling out He doesn't seem to
think I'll be able to get around well
enough
A picture came to my mind - picture
from the past. decided to tell him about
1t.
"In 1882" said, II had an appoint
ment to interview man, and write an
article about him. talked with him
while in his study, and then he offered to
take me around and show me his place,
and how he was operating it as tree
farm.
WENT outside to wait, while he finished
up some work at his desk. There was a
little, open car standing in the driveway.
at the front door.
AFTER few minutes, my host appeared
at the door. He was in awheel chair Two
husky men picked him up bodily, lifted
him down the steps and into the drivers
seat of the car got in beside him, and
we drove off. He had attachments on the
car which made it possible for him to
manage it entirely with his hands. But he
didn't say anything about that - just
drove along as if manipulating that ma
Evening star., 1945-01-21
This Week Magazine

FOR BETTER AMERIC C
WHAT They KNOW ABOUT YOU -. 4
BY Vernon Pops
THE BIRD TALKED BACkl ............. 8
BY Ellen Coil
IS THERE A GENIUS m THE HOusE7 .
By MoVvies Zeistsw
A PAIR or HANDS S..................tf ~
BY Oseos Sektsooli
EMILY POST SAYS - ............... ~
THE GOOD BOOK TRAvElS ........ -
By Oden osd Oiivio Msskss
CRAZY LETTERS -
selected BY Jviiet Lowell
Cover BY lnfsfsofiosoj
Evening star., 1945-01-21

anniversary celebrations. Best of
all, they've enabled Hardey to do
plenty for the morale of the armed
forces.
He has given large chunks of his
Americana to set up little night
clubs" in Army posts: the old-fash-
ioned ''Opry House" at Camp Up
ton, the Gay Nineties" at Camp
Kilmer, even spots in Greenland and
the Aleutians. His song books, COS
tunes, mustaches are in use at Qua
dalcanal, Saipan. Pearl Harbor. The
boys love it. The combination of
beer, old America, and barber shop
har1nonizing is irresistible when you're
thousands of miles from home.
Lawrence N. GALLON
Evening star., 1945-01-21

Names and descriptions Of ali characters IN
fiction stories and semi-6ction articles In this
magazine are wholly imaginary. Any name
which happens to be the same as that ct any
person. living dead. is entirely eoineidentai.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
Community Spirit

Nothing we can think Of ex-
presses 50 well the spirit of the
Christmas season as the record
of Kennewick's own Schubert
club. The auditorium Of the First
Methodist church was damned to
the doors Sunday night as an
eager crowd thrilled to the great
sacred music sung by this group.
Response was generous to the
extent that the club almost reach
ed its goal Of raising enough
money to endow a bed in the
Orthopedic hospital - a gift to
bring cheer to crippled children
for years to come.
Such q fine spirit of joyful CIV
ing was engendered that members
of the club themselves donated
enough more to reach their goal.
This in addition to the long hours
they have spent in mastering the
difficult music.
Members and friends paid es-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
ParlvieW Homes

Every night this week from
6 to $50 pm. Park View Homes
Community have enjoyed q
Christmas Carol broadcast-from
the Community House. The
strains of 20 Come All Ye Faith
full" "Joy To The World .
First Noel" Silent Night,
have rung out over the Project.
It has been appreciated by the
residents and called forth fav-
orable comment. Jim Sturm,
member of the Teen Age Club,
a resident of Park View Homes
has been in charge OF the broad
casts.
Sunday the December COM
mittee of the Teen Age club spent
the greater part Of the p. NJ. put
ting up the 'Tree" and decorat-
ing the building for the Holiday
Season.
Saturday night, December q.
at 1880 the Teen Age club OF
Kennewick has invited the resi-
dents of the Park View Homes
to a Christmas program complete
with Santa Claus. After the pro-
gram the Teen Ayers will dance
and have late supper.
The Camp Fire Girls held q
Christmas Party Tuesday night
for their mothers. Entertant,
ment consisted Of the tree ana
a program. a..
Under the direction Of Miss
Crute. USO Assistant, the young
er children on the Project have
been making scrap books Tor the
paralysis victims too young 70
read. About 20 children nave
been working on the BOOKS TINS
past week. Miss Crute Is Turn
ishing materials. -,
The Pre- School group nelo
their monthly meeting Monoay
NIGHT. After the business meet
inc refreshments were served.
last Saturday night the Teen
Ace Club held a meeting TO fur-
ther the plans for their Christ
mas parties. After the meeting
dancing games were the order OF
the evening.
All in all it has been q busy
week at the Hall, Social dancing
for Junior High, Tap dancing TOR
GRADES, Gym Glasses for house
wives. Adults and Teen Ayers
and children working in Christ
mas Decorations and the singing
of Christmas Carols every hour
of the afternoon and evening
made the scene one OF nustle
and hustle.
The staff at the hall extend
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

their best wishes to all the
friends and neighbors Of the
Community and q Merry Christ
mas and q Happy New Year IN
the coming year.
New residents at Park View
Homes include; Harold G. Reg.
nier and Wilson E. Watkins and
their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Moss,
Apartment %, are the proud
parents of a baby girl born Tues
day, December 18th.