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PAJIESKOMI CHIMES

ANTANAS MIKL u CKAS,
taipgi zinomas kaip Anthony
Miklan ir Anthony McLane,
mire Bostone Rugs. Is, 1945,
palikdamas artinliausiu gimi-
naiciu savo pusbroli, Petra Va
lukoni, Velionis paejo is Pa
birzes val, Strelciu k. Gavom
ziniu kad jis turf seseri Cleve-
lande ar Wisconsin valstijoje.
Todel il patti ar ia kas zinas,
ar bent kas kurs arciau pays
ia Welcomes Selma, tuoJ kreip-
tusi pas: (44)
Adv. F. J. Bagocius,
302 w. Broadway
So. Boston, Mass.
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RAKAUSKAS Antanas, mire
Rugs. IL, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
sIMONIS Juozas, SO M, mire
Rugs. IA, Dorrance, Pa. A
merikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
AUKsTIS Jurgis, mire Rugs.
10, Stockton, Calf.
KINIAUSKAS Vincas, 62 M,
mire Rugs. 26, Chicagoj.
PRANCKEVICIENE Francis
ka (Karasickaite), pusamze,
mire Rugs. 20, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio ap.)
NARUSEVICIUS Anufras, pus-
.amzis, mire Rugs. II, Chica-
goj. (svencioniu ap. Kaltine-
NJ p. Berniunu k.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 80 metus.
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LANkESI JUREIVIS

Caves 13 dienu paliuosa.
vino is tarnybos, Chief Boat.
swain Mate Petras Juodvalkis
praleido pas savo tevus Juod-
valkius. Spaiu 7, Juodvalkiai
savo namuose surenge pokili
atzymeti Petro gin1imo dienai
ir 6 metu jo jurininkavimo SUI
kakti.
Petras Juodvalkis buvo as
tuoniose Pacifiko kovose ir tu-
ri toki skaiciu pazymejimu -
penkias auksines zvaigzdes il
viena sidahrine, kuri reiskia
iris atsizymejimus. Petras sa-
WI noru pasiliko tarnyboie dar
dviem metams. S2aliu IA jis
isvyko j save dahni San Fran,
cisco, Calf. tm>.
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PAJIEsKAU savo broliu gy-
venanciu Amerikoje.
Antanas w. zaliuk, jo sunus
Frank A. zaliuk gyveno 1925
m. Clevelande ar Chicagoj.
Johan w. zaliuk.
Helena w. Zaliuk Malisews-
ka, Ceslaw Maiisewski, ir jo
sunus Ceslaw 6. Malisewski.
Vincas w. zaliuk.
Brangus broliai ir sesute
Malisauskiene, prasau jusu at
siliepti. AS kiles is Krosnos
", Birsciu k.
Juzef w. zaliuk,
$500 Superior av. Cleveland, O.
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kAREIVIV SUTIKIMAS

Spaliu Fl, nuo 2 val. po pie.
tu, buv. Lietuviu saleje ivyks
Lietuviu Kareiviu Remeju DIR.
jos vakaras, kulriame bus SUI.
tikti Lietuviai kariai gryze i
tarnybos, ir kartu apvaikscio.
.iimas karo pabaigos.
Programs susides is kalbu
dainu ir muzikos.
Visi Detroito Lietuviai kvie.
ciami j 81 parengima, kariu su.
tiktuves.
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ISEJO ! PENSIJA

BINGHAMTON, N. Y. - Cia
apsigyveno R. Stanislovaitis,
isejes j pensija. Jis dirbo pei
Is metu siuveju garsioje Ame-
rikos karininku akademijoje
West Point, n. Y. 10 specia-
lybe buvo siuti rubus kadetams
ir vyresniesiems. Stanislovai-
ciui suejo 65 metal amziaus ir
lis tapo atleistas peDsija Xxi
gyvos galvos. Jis buvo pirmas
Lietuvis siuvejas West Point,
patekes per Civil Service.
Stapislovaitis yra ilgametis
Drvos skaitytojas.
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NELAIMINGA PARAPUA

Philadelphijos Lietuviu sv.
Andriejaus parapija silpneja,
mes jos klebonas pastarais me-
tais liovesi veikes. Pirmiau
jis triusdavosi, rinko pinigus,
zadejo pastatyti prie mokyk-
los nauja baznycia, bet supy-
ko ir nepastate. Nuo to para
pijonai nerimavo ir jis ta ma
tie. Laikui begant, kad bent
dalinai atpildzius savo pazada,
klebonas keli metal atgal, sa-
vo uzsispyrimu, nupirko sena
70 metu protestonu baznycia
septyni blokai toliau nuo mo-
kyklos, uz $4,000. Nors tas
senas pastatas reikejo tuojau
taisyti il sventinti, bet klebo-
mas tue nesirupino. Jisai sau
isigijo nuosavybe kitoie vals-
tiioje ir ten vazineja, laika
praleidzia. Wen tik sekmadie-
niais atyaziuoja kolekta pada,
ryti. Parapijoje yra du ener-
gingi jauni pagelbininkai vika-
raj, bet kaip sakoma, ju "spar,
mai apkarpyti'', ta mato SEM
ir jauni.
Pereita vasara sioje apielin-
keje viena sena baznycia SUI
griuvo. Lietuviai susirupinc
kad tas gall atsitikti il su ju
netaisoma baznycia.
Netekusios kantrybes, dra-
sesnes parapijos moterys susi-
raSe ir sutare eiti pas Kardi-
nola SUI skundu ant savo kle-
bono. Bet kitos pabijojo, sa-
ke, negrazu, nuodeme eiti su
skundais ir kad tas vistiek ME
ko nepagelbes.
Apsiramino ir vieton skundo
sutare rengti klebonui banke-
ta jo rs metu kunigystes su-
kakciai atzymeti ir daugiau pi-
nigu sukelti, manant kad kle-
bonas tikrai pasitaisys ir ru-
pinsis parapijos reikalais. Jei
jis pats nesidarbuos, tiketa pa
velys savo vikarams rupintis
neatideliotinais baznycios tai
symo reikalais. Pinigu Lietu-
vial dabar turf nemazai, tik
'reikia patiketinos vadovybes.
Gala, bet jubilejinis banketas
klebono nepakeite.
Prize tokios betvarkes, daug
nepasitenkinusiu Lietuviu. eina
] svetimas baznycias, kit vi
sal nuo tikejimo atsimet5.
Sios baznycios sienos paSiu.-
re, sutrunlje, langai isdauzy-
ii, zvirbliai ir balandziai vidu-
je siaucia. Nors kataliku baz-
nycia bet ikSiol nematyt kry-
ziaus ant baznycios, ir tt.
Pradzioje, sekmadieniais j
Sia baznyciq pamaldoms atei-
davo daug apielinkes kitatau-
ciQ, bet dabar, pauksciams ir
dulkems uzvieSpatavus, kas-
kart maziau if savuju sueina.
Per karo metus kaimynines
Lietuviu parapijos dikciai su-
stiprejo kaip dvasiniai talp if
medziaginiai, bet Sv. Andrie-
jaus parapija visai nusilpneio.
T. ID.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujiienos
WATERBURY, Ct,

KUR YRA TEISYBE? Ka-
taliku savaitrastis Amerika sa-
vo laidoje Spaliu 5 stai kaip
parase:
"Amerikos Lietuviu Misija
paskelbe spaudoje laiska, ku-
riame Taryba kviete bendram
zygiui. Kai ALT zmogus nu-
ejo kalbetis su Misijos atsto-
WI, jam buvo pasakyta kad mi
sijos zmones jau yra pasidare
visus planus, nusprende rink
tbs Washingtone, ir nutarta ka
jie ten veiks. Taip pasirode
kad tas kvietimas bendram zy-
giui buvo ne kas kita kaip tik
nuosirdus pasigyrimas prizes
visuomene".
Amerika greit nuspejo Mi
sijos nuomone. Bet ar tikrai
taip? Kick laiko atgal, Ame-
rika parase labai mandagu at
sisaukima, ragindama visas
musu sroves susitaikyti ir vi
SONS bendrai veikti Lietuvos
labui, net pakartodama DR.. V.
Kudirkos zodzius: 'Gal todel
pas mus nera vienybes kad
vienu kelnes yra iSilgai-dryzos,
0 antru skersai-dryzos."
Ar tas Amerikos raginimas
bendrai veiklai buvo ne kas XII
ia kaip tik nuosirdus pasigyri-
mas prizes visuomene? AS ne
tlikiu.
Ar Amerika susilauke nors
kokio atsiliepimo ta pasiuly-
ma is ALT centro? AS irgi
netikiu.
Rochesterlo ALT skyrius po-
ra savai6iu atgal viesai pareis-
k2 savo reikalavima kad sau-
kiamas Kongresas Chicagoje
butu tikrai visuotinas, mes XII
taip jie nepritaria remit. Ar
ir ju pareiskimas buvo niekas
kita kaip tik nuosirdus pasigy-
rimas prizes visuomene?
Toliau, Rochesterio Lietuviu
parapijos klebonas Kun. Jonas
Rhksys atvirame laiske stai
kaip pareiske:
''Vardan Dievo meiles, as
reikalauju kad 'teisingieji' ir
'pasmerktieji' bel 'atsiskyre-
liai' kuogreiciausia panaikintu.
ta kenksminga tarpusave kova
ir jungtinemis visu Lietuviu
pajiegomis sauktu Visuotina
Kongresa, sujungtu fondus ir
sukurtu viena autoriteta kovai
uz Lietuvos laisve".
Ar tai ir Kun. Baksio vieSas
pareiskimas buvo niekas kita
kaip tik nuosirdus pasigyrimas
prizes visuomene? AS netikiu.
Gal jau nera reikalo visuo-
menei aiskinti is kur kyla tie
nesantaikos gandai ir kas JUGS
sufabrikuoja. Bet tai yra di-
dziausia geda Lietuviams ir ne
Jaime visai musu tautai kad
mes turime taupytis vieni XII
tus uz keliu siauraprociu nesu-
sitaikyma. Ar ne laikas liau-
ri waikiki kl1c Sai6irol1c9
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Zinok Anerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais.
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 n. 9th St. Philadelphia 6 Pa.
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STRAIGIS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire. Rugs. 18, Chicagoje
Birzu ap. Saloeiu p. Taup-
riu KY Amerikoje isgyveno
36 metus.
JUCIUS Feliksas, pusamzis,
mire Rugs. 19, Chicagoje.
(Kraziu p. Kauneriskiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
JANKAUSKIENE Marijona, 81
M, mire Rugs. 22, Chicagoj.
Amerikoje isgyveno As m.
MARKUNAS Juozas, AZ metu,
mire Rugs. 21, Chicagoje.
(Ukm. APPS. Lidokiu p. Je-
dziunu k.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no II metu.
DANULEVICIUS Klemensas,
mire Rugs. Is, Camden, NJ
BALAIsIENE Ona, 81 m., mi
re Rugp. %, Buttonwood
Pa. Gimus Wilkes-Barre.
JATUzIS Alfonsas, 70 M, mi.
re Liepos 18, Cheltenham
Pa. (Vabalninku p.. Gruodzic
kaimo.)
PETRIKAS Jokimas, Sc metu
mire Liepos %, Carlinville
Ill. (Kauno ap. Bruzkiu k.)
KRUCIENE Marijona, SO m.
mire Rugs. IL, Philadelphia
SANTARIS Mykolas, mire IL
Rugs, Detroit, Mich. Gimes
Shenandoah, Pa.
DURA Juozas, mire Rugs. 10
Baltimore, Md.
MIKALONIENE Ona, mire II
Rugs, Plymouth, Pa.
|LIUTKUS Pranas, 55 M, mi.
re Spaliu 10, Clevelande.
KERBELIS Jurgis, 60 metu
mire Rugsejo 29, Detroit
Mich. (Truskavos p, Uzma.
mes Ky Amerikoj isgyvenc
"A metus.
KARVELIS Vincas, mire Rug.
sejo 27, Rochester, N. Y.
MAURUsAITIS Jonas, 65 m.
mire Birz. %, Westville, Ill
(Marijampoles ap. Veiveril
par.) f.. .-.s
sIMONAS Juozas, So M, mi.
\ re Rugs. IA, Wilkes-Barre
Pa. (Slabadu Ky
POsKEVICIUS julius, 60 m.
mire Rugs. 1, Westville, Ill
LAUGMINIENE Juze, 81 m.
mire Rugs. 8, Glendale, Pa
PUKIENE Elena, pusamze, mi.
re Spaliu 2, Chicagoj. (siau.
liu ap. zagares p. Ramoskr
kaimo.)
SKRICKIENE Liudvika (Gim.
butaite), pusamze, mire Sp
2, Chicagoje. (Svedasu par
Narbuciu KY Amerikoj is.
gyveno 38 metus.
PETRAUSKAS Jurgis, pusam'
zis, mire Rugs. %, Chicago.
je. (Parciu k.) Amerikoj is.
gyveno SO metus.
APULSKIS Jonas S., "a m.
mire Rugs. 25, Gary, Ind
(Telsiu ap. zarenu par. Puk.
ziliu KY Amerikoj isgyvenc
40 metu.
PETKUS Thomas H, 81 metu
mire Rugs. 25, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.
DRIGOTAS Stasys, pusamzis
mire Rugs. 27, Chicagoje
(siauliu ap. zagares p. Zu-
ciu KY Amerikoje isgyveno
80 metus.
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.RENNSYLVANI.JOE

chall ir sekretorius K. zemai-
tbs.
Antra laiska, vietos laikras-
ciui. The Philadelphia Record,
redakcijai, pasiunte Frances
M. Siedlik, gincijant to laik-
rascio rasyma buk Lietuva ga
lutinai prijungta Sovietarns.
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GINA LIETUVOS
KLAUSIMA

LVS 7-tas skyrus Philadel-
phijoje pasiute laiska Lietuvos
klausimu Mr.. William Hearst,
Hearsto laikrasciu leideiui ir
redaktoriui, isdestant Lietu-
vos klausima. Laiska pasirase
skyriaus pirmininkas VIM. Pas
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LANkESI VlLKU SUNUS

siomis dienomis pas Chas.
Vilkus lankesi ju vyriausias
sunus Burt Vilkas is San Die
go, Calf. Jis cia atvyko su sa-
vo zmona; jie sia proga aplan-
ke if jos gimines Lansing,
Mich.
Spaliu 10, pp. Vilkai susi-,
prase artimus gimines ir kelis
draugus pietums ir susitikti su
Ju mylimu suneliu.
Vilku jauniausias sunus Hill
lard parode sveciams spalvuo-
tus paveikslus. savo seimos ir
kareiviQ Motinu dalyvavusiu
Misijos suvaziavime Washing
tone. Paveikslus nutrauke Vii
ku aparatu Washingtono daily
vial. Filma ypac aiskiai pa
rodo Leitenanto Harris pamin-
kla Arlington kapinese.
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~INDIANA valstijoje auto
mobility laisnu numeriai prasi-
deda su 10.001. Tas ivesta uz-
kirtimui kelio jieskantiens ze-
mu numeriu.
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PALIUOSUOTAS

Sgt. Pranas Guzauskas, ku-
ris Europos krastuose kariavo
ir padare lektuvais so misiju,
uz kurias apdovanotas garbes
zenklais, siomis dienomis tapo
paliuosuotas is tarnybos ir su-
gryzo j civilini gyvenima. Lai-
kinai jis apsigyveno pas savo
broli ir broliene GIlzauskus.
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Juozas Zemgules

Dirvos Atstovas
Prenumeratoms, Skelbimams
51l So, Hoover Street
LOS ANGELES, CALF.
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M | RIM AL

MIRE, IsEINIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
nios apie mrusius Letuvus sae skyruje apnama dyka
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Oar geriau, paprasykit, o
mes atsiusim paruostu adresu
lakstu, kuriuos tik ant pundo
uzlipdysit ir be kliuciu siunti-
nys BALI sanledi pasieks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

Pere Rcmy of st. Sulpice. cure of
Lachine parish, at first questioned
her marvels but when a parishioner
asked him to offer mass of thanks
giving for favors obtained he invoked
the Indian maid 10 cure his own
deafness. His prayers were answered
and he compiled long record of the
favors attr buted TO her.
Father Cholcnec, her friend and
counselor Wnen she first fled 10 Can
ada from tho country of the Mohawks,
also held out against belief in her
miracles until he witnessed one cure
after another Then ne wrote her life
three times over.
At the time Of Katcri'S birth the
Iroquois Indians were masters OF
what is noW central New York State
and the ficTcSt and most cruel Of all
the Five Nations of tho IrOquois were
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

the Mohawks, who called themselves
Hodenosanee, people of the long house.
Kateri was born IN 1856 in the Mo
hawk settlement of Ossernenon, near
Auriesville, n. Y, where St. Isaac
Jogues and his companions were mar.
tyred in 1642-46. Her mother was a
Catholic Algonquin, who had been
seized and married by a Mohawk chief.
Missionaries were not permitted
at OsseTnenon and Kateri and her
younger brother were unbaptiZed A
plague struck the village in 1860 and
her parents died. An uncle, also a
chieftain, adopted them. 1t was not
until her baptism that she took the
name Kateri, or Catherine.
Kateri, as child, was watched
over by her two aunts, who also were
converts. She was 10 when the
French troops under General de
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

HNDER Q high cross on a windy
height overlooking the ST Law
renee River a simple granite
stone marks the grave of Venerable
Kateri Tckakwitha. the Mohawk In.
dian MID TO whom millions of Catho-
lies pray for intcrcession and favor
and for whom final acceptance for
sainthood is believed near.
Katcri died in Holy Week, 1880,
after life Of purity and penance in
the forests OF the Troquois and the
mission settlements Of French Can
ada, ami the inscription on her tomb
in the indian village of Caughnawaga,
across from Montreal, reads:
Onkv--onekc KatSitiio Lcokitsiane-
karon -Tairest flower that ever
bloomcd among true men.
Frail and in i'll health most Of her
life, she was only = when death came
yet 50 profound was her influence
over hrr own people that thousands
of them sought 10 follow her example
and de- Ia Croix St Waller, the second
Bishop of Quebec, compared her to
St. Genevieve, protCctresS of Paris.
Among the Indians and the devout
of all races Katcri is perhaps best
known as The Lily OF the MohawkS.
Orphaned at four, she was rot bap-
tized until Easter Sunday, 1876 when
SmA was 20. After twice rejecting
4riage, she became the first of her
people 10 take a vow of virginity.
Soon after her death, she appeared
twice 20 Father Chauchetiere and
bade him, Look and do according 10
the model" The priest interpreted
Kateri herself as model and accord.
ingly painted her image, the only pic
ture OF an Indian maid of that day.
Janu~tN III. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
The Catholic Church Is
Preparing Beofificafion.
Preliminary to cunonizo-
fion, for fhe New York
Born -Mohowk NJ al d.
ReVered by the FGithfuI
for 265 Years

Tracy invaded the Mohawk Valley and
routed the Indians at Tiennontoguen.
The MohawkS sued for peace and
moved TO the hill west Of Fonda,
which they called Gandaouaghe, or
laughing water And here they agreed
TO receive the Jesuit missionaries.
Kateri then began to learn the fun
damentals of Christianity. But she
spurned young brave chosen for her
husband and was assigned TO all the
menial work IN the cabin.
In 1914, Father James de LambeT.
vile was assigned to the village and
il was he who prepared her for bap-
tism and performed the ceremony.
For some time she had heard of
the Christian village established by
the missionaries at La Prairie. on the
St Lawrence, and decided TO escape
there. With the aido OF a Christianized
Indian called Hot Ashes this was ac-
complished in 1877.
A letter from Father de Lamber-
vile introduced her TO Father Cho-
lenec at the La Prairie mission. She
lived in a cabin at Caughnawaga with
a group of pious Indians, including
Anastasie Tegonhatsiongo, who had
been a friend of her mother. There
she refused a second proposed mar
riage andgasked Father Cholenec for
permission to take the vow of vir.
ginity which he granted.
Her penances then become so eX
cessive the priest ordered her TO stop
them. She applied the lash and
pointed metal cincture TO her body.
branded herself. walked barefoot i'm
the winter snow saying her rosary.
Finally her frail body yielded TO
her last illness and she died April II.
1880. clasping her crucifix.
Two centuries after. the movement
10 CanoniZe her was started and on
June y, 1912, the Pope authorized
the decree in which she was styled
Venerable And now the Congrega-
ton Of Rites at Rome is considering
her bcatii.,ation.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY II
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-07
Chest Champaign Goal
Announced As $780, 75

A $166,375 goal for the Com.
munity War Chest Campaign, an
increase of $1,537 over the 1915
budget, to cover the 1916 budget
|of member agencies was set yes.
terday morning by the board of
directors of the Chest. The drive
lis to be conducted from October
IS through October "a.
The increase is due to larger
allotments to Family Service of
the Associated Charities, which is
instituting a new service, Travel
er's Aid Society, Public Health
Nursing Association, Cameron Me-
mortal Camp, Shaw Boys camp
and Administration of Central
Services, the nerve center of the
Chest. The YWCA, which received
nothing in the 1915 budget, was al
lotted 1884.
These increases were nearly
offset by reduction of the YMCA
budget, that of the Salvation
Army; withdrawal of request
for funds by the Catherine Ken
nedy Home and a small reduction
in the Boy Scouts allotment. A
reduction of $1,665 was accom-
plished for campaign expenses
over the 1915 fund.
The budget provides $76,292 for
the operation of local Chest agen-
cies and $67,5o0 as Wilmington's
to the National War
Fund to cover that organizations
expenses for the next Is months
or until its liquidation on Janu-
ary /, 1947. $14,660 was allocated
to Central Services for admins
tration, campaign expenses and
the operation of the Social Serv-
ice Exchange.
In accepting the quota of $67 800
:or the National War Funds opera
ions until the time of its liquida-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-07
CASTEEN REPORTS
DROP in ARRESTS

A decrease in arrests and
sharp drop in traffic violations
was noted for the month of Au-
gust as compared with the same
period last year, in a report yes
terday by Chief of Police c. H.
Casteen.
During the past month, 412 per-
sons were arrested, as compared
with 4S2 during that month last
year; and traffic violations were
educed by almost so per cent,
with 234 recorded this year as
compared with 500 for last August.
The decline in traffic violations
was largely attributable to the
decreased population, and to the
fact that many of the transients
lii Wilmington last year have left
the city.
The money collected and sent
to Recorders court during the
month of August was half the
amount for the comparable period
last year, with $307.65 paid to the
court this year against $4,000 for
August of last year.
Total iarcenies in the city
amounted to $14,185.10, Of which
s12,74O.50 was recovered by the
police department. The largest
tenn in this category was automo-
piles, representing larccnies of
Sc, 500.
During the month, II automo.
oiles were stolen, and 10 stolen
last month or prior to that time
were recovered by the depart
raent. Bicycle thefts continued
throughout the city, with nine re-
norted stolen in August
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-07

Ition, the directors voted to include
a clause in the contract providing
that local agencies will not be
obliged to share in any percentage
of undersubscription OF the cam
paign.
Should the overall goal Of t.,
campaign not be realized, the I'M
description will be absorbed by
the National War Fund, and be de-
Quoted from it's $67,500 quota.
E. L. White, chairman of the
board of directors, expressed his
confidence that Wilmington will at
tain the goal set for the Chest cam
paign, since he felt that as yet Will
mington had not been hit financial
ly by the wars end.
A new service included in this
years budget is the Family Serv-
ice OF Associated Charities, allocat-
ed $500 to meet human needs in
this community not recognized as
the responsibility of unsupported
institutions.
The Y. W. c. A., not included in
last years budget, was voted &c.
1884 for its operations during the
coming year.
The Catherine Kennedy Home
which was last year given $6,343
from Chest funds, withdrew it's an.
plication for inclusion in this YEAR
budget. The Budget committee for
the campaign in submitting its re.
Communications said that N. c.
statutes provide that care and re-
lief OF aged persons who are in need
and who are unable to provide for
themselves is legitimate obliga-
ton of the government :" The
home is additionally provided for
through endowments, board paid
by the inmates, entrance fees and
the old age assistance programs of
the state county and federal gov
ernments.
in commenting upon the pro-
posed budget, the Rev. Walter B.
Freed expressed the opinion that
undue emphasis was placed upon
recreation in, this community, as
well as in the nation as a whole.
With $4, 1853 allocated for recrea-
tional activities and only So, 293 pro-
vided for community health, he
suggested that perhaps the budget
was a little out of line, and that
some revision in emphasis might
be in order next year.
The 1916 budget as adopted at
this mornings rneefino is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-07
WILL SUSPEND OPERATORS

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. 6.-UD-The
Miami Herald said today that the
Air Transport Commands green
project" under which nearly 1000
veterans have been flown into
Miami each day from Europe, will
suspend operations in few days.