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Evening star., 1945-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX RETURNS. 50 so base fee.
Call or come in. hours 8 to 5. Evenings
and Sundays by appt. only LEONARD
co. 2909 M st. NV. MI. 0600.
NATIONAL BARRISTERS' Institute, 2O1O
G st. NV. The management for the first
year shall be vested in a committee on
organization consisting of three members.
] WILL NOT be responsible for debts other
than those incurred by myself alone
WILLIAM i. JONES, 17I4 9th st. NV. 2O'
WE DESPERATELY NEED home in any
good residential neighborhood, and of
course prefer modern property if pos
sible: We can pay up to SIS 900, all cash
Replies confidential. No agents. please.
GENERAL HAULiNG and trucking; trash
and ashes moved. RA. 1772. Ask for
GEORGE HILL.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payments: immediate installation. D. A.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by ex-
pert. req sonabe, After 8 pm; weekdays,
ave: NV. mo phone calls)
2132 Pa. AVE. N.W.-Income tax returns
and declaration prepared: no waiting SAUL
s SOBER. public accountant. ME 0431
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HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, suits and coats. fine
working conditions: good salary. See Mr.
Graves. JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.. 1924 F
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced, on fine
dresses. coats, suits; air-conditioned work
xLTERSTIoN irE Al on HaNDs. aS6s eSperieneed M a on
women's garments. GARFiNcKMs. F
AITRRAfioN Al FER fEo HANDS, filters. seamstresses
and tailors: many benefits Apply to
psrsonnel Pc once; End floor. THE HEcHT
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER,
permanent position. excellent salary to
in ~ae store adver
tising, knowledge Of layout and Copy
dsS SS ool DDE Hh NJ Isa co
Assf sa rnf MANAeER sss Ry experienced selling for
sssa ssssas' AaS saSR F1sssDs ''Es Ss
AssisFANr assf Z Il 8 EsookkEErER capable 20 per
personnel % once. 9TH hoor. PALAIs ROYAL.
Assls4SNf 81 a4nSH MzNaGER IA for hiuh-class din
ing room, serving dinners, dinners and
banquets only; personality and interest in
food more important than experience.
Excellent ,opgortunity for the right person.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, small restaurant;
no alcoholic drinks served; light work; exs ex-
ress peesed. 1s Bog Isl B. oai Star 'A'' SAis'
teach, Tor hish-ciass restaurant work. BOX
BEAdfx zt1lHi s'oifiE 'ooifiERATon, .ll-zound operator:
MR fsia.y JOE ApHls fadxNo Conn., ave-
BEAUTY OPERATOR for beauty shop To-
Gated in Transportation Bldg, 18th and \
Beauty OPERATORS t2,, .rl-sround ex-
sGbHs r6WEks 5S Bsau Ra5s sAo feSs M
ssExSuTY OPERATOR, all-asound: hours.
sRAUTY ~ oPERAT5Rs experiensed @ Hn in asii aii
lines, for very good shop; EXCELLENT salary ~,
BEEAuTY OPERATOR. with managers IL
cense; good proposition. Call ordway
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for Mayhower Hosel;
top salary and commission; excellent op-
aegy E 1ssr G9R1
good operator. Apply Fred the hair styl-
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 plus good COM
s9n apps in Hsass; ps1ssn e 4 Also ,9sa conn
y, sssEsA,uFF89 >SfESsiAEoH; >saaSi ssss ss.sy, md
hSsrs Ege t. ApRly nR fAuL NH sss4 i72l
| ply MARY ELIZABETH BEAUTY SALON,
BEAUTY TECHNICIAN WANTED by q
well-known manufacturer: excellent salary
Plas expensss Gan Ca =, sftsg .. 10 an, n
s1biE .1bH HAZE sTgIisT. ibas Wisconsin
BILLING CLERKS, ages 1s to IS. 5-day.
40-hour. week: good salary to start
Splendid opportunity for advancement
Apply Mr.. Reade, NATIONAL BISCUIT
CO.. 336 Randolph pl. ne.
| BOOKkEEPER-One who has had ex-
perience in rent dept. of real estate office
BOSS & PHELPS 1417 st. NV
BOOKKEEPER for high-class ladies spe-
cialty shop Must be good typist. good
opportunity. Pleasant surroundings. Good
salary Apply KAPLOWITZ, on 18th st.
between e and r NV.
day week good salary; chance for ad.
vancement; Apply auditor. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and X SITS. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced on Remington
Rand machine. steady position: salary to
start, S41.60 for, 4S-hr. week. Apply
Miss Moran. ARCADE SUNSHINE CO.,
BOOKKEEPING machine operator, expert
enced on machine with typewriter key
LINCOLN CEMETERY, 8201 BladensbuTg
AVso o.es t{,l.sg
Evening star., 1945-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
6ES<AL t$Sb
JAMES SHERIER, Attorney.
Woodward Building.
Filed Feb, 2. 1945.

Charles E. Stewart. Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
lumbia.-Chester o. Blackford Plaintiff
vs.. Katherine L. Blackford, Defendant,
Civil Action No. 27,167-The object o.
this suit is to obtain for the plaintiff
Chester o. Blackford, from the defendant
Katherine L. Blackford, an absolute divorce
on the ground of the defendants deser-
tion of the plaintiff for more than two years
next preceding the filing of this action
On motion of the plaintiff, it is this 2nd
day of February, 1945, ordered that the
defendant, Katherine l.. Blackford, cause
or before the fortieth day, exclusive. OF
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring. after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
vided, copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star. before said day. Isl MAT
THEW F. MCGUIRE. Justice. (Seal) At
test: CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk. BY
EMMA C. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
LESLIE C. GARRETT &
KARL KINDLEBERGER, Attorneys.
33I Tower Building.
Charles E. Stewart. Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
lumbia.-Howard ]. Kopp, 907 G Street.
Sc, Plaintiff, VS.. Dora NJ. Kopp $50 West
Cottage Street, York, Pa, Defendant
obtain for the Plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant on the ground of
desertion for more than two years. On
Of February, 1945, ordered that the de-
fendant, Dora NJ. Kopp. cause her -ap-
fore the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after the
day of the first publication Of this order;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default Provided, a
copy of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter, and The Eve
ming Star Newspaper before said day. (S)
MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE, Justice. tSeal)
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By
EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1945-02-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping service;
systems installed: all taxes; hourly or re-
ACCOUNTING and income tax reports. all
Federal and State taxes; hnasneial state
AMATEUR ARTIST, 80, wants part-time
or steady work in art dept. or sign shop.
Box 343-D, Star 19s
BUSINESSMAN, capable, young. years.
experience in ONCE routine, personnel SUI
pervision, typing, bookkeeping; draft-de-
ferred. Call FIR. $500, Ext 730. 49, (
CEMETERY surerintendent and engineer,
25 years experience, desires to make .
change: fully competent in surveying,
plotting. mapping, landscape planning.
DRAINAGE and road building. Box 1S4-D,
Star.
can take full charge; reliable Box 347-h
(C0ntinned On1 Wo1f PH9al q
Evening star., 1945-02-19

All persons to be hired in this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific advertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-02-19

TYPIST, full or part time. position perma.
nent, nent, epns pleasant working conditions. Phone
TYPIsT. able to take dictation, to worl
age age IS 'e to IS: 'a any s hours m between bs am
das aas per 1 not Roa sss hsn nrsr henT' r
has had some store experience, either In
ofice or on selling floor Apply in per.
son aaII THE SUIT SHOP 2o5 Pa ave. Sc
TYPisT CLERKS, full time or part time
29 * 20 hSuES WAs yesky skin See MS Ford
TYPIsT-cLERK. fssF-s M part time: eA " exceiient M
K1rFns '0Rf0as Pas lsf Ps1
TYiPsisTTS;S-cLERKs, under 1s years of age
5-day week; general clerical work IN ar
insurance company office: knowledge o
fSPsas dfs,sss e os1s2n s. ss M1sS
good sary hoaTs and THSkn'
MAfFREss, G p9rt @ q ili Fa Time. White. Ap
WsTsRssss py S3Sa ia St wanted nE in nev, open..
place. Good salary. good tips, uniforms
supplied. 1922 Eye st. NV. Apply IL
person. MR.. GEORGE.
HOTEL COFFEE SHOP. 213l o st. NV
WAITRESSEs. ccIored. for sea-focd restap-
rant; must be dependsbls; excellent work.
sonnel once, o'DoNNE1L's GRILL. t201
WAiiTREss or countergirl, white; good sal.
airy, daywork, Sunday on. 800 Bladens-
b burg grr rd; rIsnSs ne Tn s525; s,..s,... -.
luncheon only no Sunday work: excellent
earnings. Apply manager, AMBASSADOR
H1TEh ss.h and sss saioTsS nT No sunda,
work; Apply the UGLY pUcKLING TEl
WOMAN, for general office work and typ.
ing, S35 per 90 hrs, 5-day, week; short
hand preferred but not required: interest.
ing work. Permanent postwar employ
nAN Went PhGns HO sssa ask foE MR.
|perienced IN dry cleaning department
pay and working conditions. Complete
details furnished At 1902 R st. NV.
such as cashiering and niinT credit reports
only. Generous salary and f1ne workinl
conditions. FIELDS CLOTHES. 722 14tl
WOMEN, eolored. between ages 90 to 2b
to learn wool spotting;. no previous expert
sncs Necessary; excellent .alsry; q stead! q!
(RplkO4 bSs ls3
Evening star., 1945-02-19

EDAFnONE OfEhA1Oh, lmmeQlate open
only, but a permanent connection with
local insurance adjusting office that ha
tgps " I Hyes work sri peasan
working conditions; salary. according t.
experience and ability; 81 ha-day week. Appl.
HiGHOLS COMPANY, 326 WOODWARD
ELEVATOR GIRL, colored. for large apt
bldg, must have knowledge of switchboard
R rs res orqkAr6k xSae GSRn asswofE
no Sunday: permanent position; expert
not Apes os sToNA s99a sanf'
BLDG, 14th and F SITS. NV.
FACIAL FayC EXPERTS P for our Antoine Beaut!
FILTERS for high-class speciality shop
dresses, coats and suits; .air-conditionet
work, work rm.; pleasant surroundings KAPLo
but win teach those who can work from
a64R gR 81 sarsEh s sg APgy ans sss nT oee
food clerks Immediately. No previous ex
p at sonr VI sss XSS
Safeway Employment ONCE, lS45 4th st
p PeoDH HSns
will, train you, for essential work on oul
food counters helping to feed Washingtol
war workers; good pay while learning
aPps sny esa DRUG sFoRn
GFNklRlA1.r SRsfl * : cSiEEhRffcAL & Ehfc WORK, permanent
position; high school graduates preferable
good salary. Apply room I139 Investment
Bldg, 1911 X ST., METROPOLITAN LIFT
INSuRANCE co. Telephone RE. 1865.
| GIRLS (whitel. between 16 and Is years
to work in bindery; experience not neces
sary. Apply at once, COLUMBIA PLANO
GROPH CO., 81 L st. me-
GIRL, white. under 18. to post, check ant
type records; permanent position and goot
wpa Mprking M.M9nf Ms2nditiens 5sday week. Cal
GIRL for fountain. CONTINENTAL DRUG
GiRL for sreetting-card department. Ap
RREWOOD.
GIRL for clerical work. opportunity t,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Conn. ave. an,
GELS AND WOMEN. Brirhtwood an,
lSilyer Spring; there are vacancies IN ou
tchildren's wear department for experienced
sslesladies. Washington's largest uptown
department store offers good salary plu
bonus for women who are looking 10
SHrk T,5h Tss di fusnFs a,.C,.,l pA "a,
live
Evening star., 1945-02-19

sAlsEsIApH Ms Is Lam nm si5!s zsss
bat SHOP, shoreham Hotel, AD; GOO;
va var n,rrsIM position, >. Apply Mr.. Berns, BOND
liberal salary, full or part time: pleasant
working conditions. sAKs, $40 18th
sALEsLADIEs 81 I;si wanted, 4 hours work, dur
thursday 1 I FeSrnary aa from sieasnst to + nc
experieince necessary s2 nS age limits very
4th.foor f Once, Sif PHiLIPsBoRN, soSs IIth BE-
Observation-Disclosures sssfgn and G stS; niR B. sRos
/ 7th. 9Th and SITS. NV, are in need o1
saleswomen for various departments; ex.
perience not necessary. Apply employment
sALEsWoMAN for corset department. thor.
once. c Personnel Once, % SEARS EARS RoEBUcR oERi5 4
fHw RNadfEnssaIs es s or nexper
isil time. Apply .aS JEAN spa.Es'Sp MAToG oonn
sALEsWoMEN, misses and Junior dresses
Apply personnel dept, 7th noor. JEL-
sAEEsMdMEs bshaiaH III s!ms e. or ap part tint.
ply personnel dept. 7th hoor. JEILEFwS,
l214.l22o ] n & J;Sn..EN E st. NV; ... .......
2nd floor, THE HHCHT CO.. r st. at 7th n n
]SALESW0MEN - Permanent work foI
women Of ehsracter and dspendability
fSALESPEOPLE needed for our dress depart.
ment, full or part time. Apply personne
oe1ce,. End door, THE HECHT CO., st
SECRETARY, unusual opportunity If yor
made good grades in school. age II to %
| insurance ofice with pleasant personnel
salary, Sl,S00. Rm. 231, Investment Bldg.
DI. 1856. ask for Mr. Dudley or Mrs. Terry
SECRETARY to executive, stenographel
! with Initiative. experienced, 5-day week
Call B,NAI BIRTH. DI. T131, Mrs
SECRETARY Y-sTENOGRAPHER. permanen
position. as secretary to an ofacial of al
old-established local firm; starting salar,
$2,02S per year; 4S-hour work week; ex
cellent postwar possibilities. Call NE
Observation-Disclosures, in pub
licity oflce of Community War Fund; jol
| involves full Secretarial responsibility, bu
l little shorthand; sduties interesting ant
1 varied, requiring intelligence and ability Il
i take some responsibility; business Schoo
or college education desirable, but no
/ essential. Apply Miss Hodgson, COM
MuNITY War FUND 1l0l l M st. nv.
/ sional ONCE, S166 monthly; 46-hour wk.l
part time considered. Phone DE. 7106
after p.m.
Evening star., 1945-02-19

ICE CREAM MAKER; permanent position
excellent salary. Apply BETTAR fci
GHEAM GG asaI Assistant ST H. s41o
ence necessary, Reply giving compIet!
background and references. Box 225-J
JANiTOR, for small apt. bldg; nice livini
quarters, gSod @ salary; must I,,t have ~ refer fer
snces; sI nfds no children n6 p j. DUNCAN s1s
Ing quarters. See MR.. sEVIoUR, s16 14tl
JANITOR, colored, reliable, sober: salar!
and quarters. Apply MANAGER, Adam
dren, for 5o-unit apt. bldg. Must under
si eisaner GOOD ssia1y and Quarters. Cal
JEWEIRY ENGRAvERs. full or par
time. Apply at once, employment office
9th floor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, $50
8 daily. 12:30-9 Thursday.
cleaning, to 10 pm, week days, t,
10 pm. Sundays, of Mondays; $22. 30 ant
meals. 1884 Conn. ave.
KITCHEN PORTERS, runners and cleaners
fuu-time work; meals and uniforms fur
Iished. Apply steward. CARLTON HOTEL
18th and K sts. NV.
LOAN MAN to, assistant independent oper
preferred but not essential; exceptional op
portunity for advancement to conscientiou
lnd1vlduaI, salary open. auto furnished
replies held in strictest confidence. Bo
MAN, with or without auto, to servic
lfood-vending machines; earnings excee,
S45 per week. cANTEEN CO.. 1918 Nj
MAN. white, about AZ years of age; n
Experience necessary; good pay. Appl
i 1915 7th st. NV, 2nd floor.
BOSS l. FHELPs. iii K st. INV NV. WV
MAN with mechanical ability for main
tsnance work on intercommunicatin
with electrical or radio knowledge pre-
+ liable man. .DAUBER'S. 1920 18th st. n.w.
ness TERMITE CONTROL CO., So.
National Press Bldg, Ma. 2711.
MAN, over 80. intelligent, to learn theatel
management; permanent position If sat
jisfactory; experience not essential; dis
CHARGED seryiceman given preference: Ap
ply in person, SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
II Thomas Circle NV.
MAN, to operate auto. steam cleaner
4 white or colored; hours to 8; salar.
AMoco SERVICE. 10th sne NJ sts. NV
NAN, eolored;; part-t,me niEhtwork
CHASE ICE PALAcK 44o1 Conn. ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

Lesciauskai, Jonas ir Marijo-
ma, kile is Uzkalniu kaimos
Taurages ap., gyvena Chicago
je.
Montvilas, Jonas, gyvena Chi
cagoje.
Odyniecai, vardai nezinomi.
Osvaldas, Andrius, arba jo
vaikai.
Pilipaviciene : Jankauskaite,
Ona, kilusi is Uzkalniu k, Tau
RACES ap. Gyvena Chicagoje.
Povilioniai, vardai nezinomi.
Stanulis, Aleksandras, gyve-
ma Chicagoje. Dirbo prie laik-
rodziu taisymo ir panasiu dar-
bu.
Svenciauskaite, vardais nezi-
nomas, gyvena Chicagoje. Bu-
vo Lietuvoje 1880 metals.
Tankuniene Osvaldaite, Ie-
va.
Vitkauskiene Skyryte, Ma
rijona, kilusi is Siaudines k,
Batakiu val, Taurages ap.
Wdowiczenko (arba Duff ar
Wooff), Ona. Pc tevais Domi-
matte. Kilusi is Kudirkos-Nau-
miescio, gyveno Bridgeporte,
Chicagoje..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

Adamonis, Jonas, sunus Jono
kiles is Vazgeliu k, Anyksciu
w., gyvenas Omaha, Nebr., 0
gal ir New Yorko apylinkej..
Balsiene, Julia, gyvenusi 7401
South Chicago Ave. (O, Chi
cago, Ill.
Baltakiene, Pranciska, gyve-
nusi Gardner, Mass.
Bartkus, Jonas, kiles is Lai-
teliu k, Ukmerges ap.
Ciunyte, Maria, kilusi is Val
kininko miestelio ir Xxi 1889
m. gyvenusi Boston, Mass.
Dambrauskai, Juozas ir Mo-
tiejus.
Dauginiene- Matkaityte, Apo
lonija, gyvenusi 7401 South
Chicago Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Diliunas, Karolis.
Gaudesiene Gumuliauskaite,
Rarbora, kilusi is Trumpainiu
k, Laukuvos ", Taurages ap.,
Xxi 1927 m. gyvenusf Chicago,
o veliau New Yorke.
Jauga, Antanas, kiles is Ak
menes, gyvenes Kanadoje, o We
liau persikeles j USA.
Jonika, Juozas, gyvenes Gard
ner, Mass.
Juciene Jankauskaite, Alex
sandra, dukte Anupro ir Roza-
lijos, kilusi is Deveikiskiu k,
Krakiu ". Kedainiu ap., dar
1889 gyvenusi Philadelphia,
Pa.
!, Grubliauskaite, Ona.
Gutauskiene Vasiliauskaite,
Zofija.
Gyliene-Stankeviciute, Pran-
ciSka.
Kalvynas, Antanas, kiles is
Garliavos M, Kauno ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
Uztinku Lietuvius

Begant man per Mogilevo gubernija, keliose
vietose teko uztikti vienkiemiuose gyvenancius
Lietuvius. Suzinojes, kur gyvena Lietuviai ir
uzejes pas JUGS, prakalbndavau Lietuviskai.
Jie, SUI baime j name pazvelge, nieko neatsaky-
davo, mes paaikydavo name bolSeviku Snipu.
Patyre kad nesu snipas, leisdavosi kalbeti Lie
tuviskai ir pavaisindavo.
.Taip, padekme, netoli nuo Sensko uzejau
gera Lietuvi, kuris name pernakvino, apvilko
savais rubais ir nuveze j Sensko miesta. Cia
jis perdave name savo geriems pazystamiems
Lietuviams. Isveztas is to miesto pasileidau
begti.
Pasiekes bolseviku- -Lenkp fronta, istisa die
ma ir nakti slapseiausi miske laukdamas geros
progos pereti fronta. Is savo sleptuvo ziurejau
j vieskeli, kap raiti ir pesti bolsevikai ejo ar
jojo j fronta ar is jo Daugelyje vetu buvo pra-
testos telefonu linijos
Kita nakti jau visai buvau pasryzes pereiti
fronta bet, }deja kai tik sutemo, prasidejo labai
gausus lietus. Pasijutau perlytas kap zlugtas.
Pasidare sata ir dantis j danti nepataikydavo.
Kur tik atsisesi vandens pini klanai. 0
nakties tamsumas - nors akin durk! Taciau,
nieko nepaisydamas, ejau per purvinus dirvo-
nus, mes keliais eiti buvo labai pavojinga kad
nesutikciau raudonarmieciu patruliu. Sueme ga
letu paaikyti snipu ir susaudyti.
Priejau prie vieno kaimo pakluones, pasi-
pesiau kick is stirtos slapiu siaudu ir atsisedau
pasilseti Lietus nesiliauja, ir nespasakytas
nuobodus nakties ilgumas!
Besilsedamas buvau net uzsnudes. Staiga
isgirdau bolseviku riksma ir arkliu prunkstima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
PAJiESKOJIAAI
Jieskomieji ar apie, JUGS Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:

JieSkomieji ar apie, JUGS IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate Of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill.
Baceviciai, Antanas ir Marty
mas, kile is Peleniu, kaimo, Lux
siu val, sakiu ap.
Dauguvietis, Albinas, gyve-
mas Bostone.
Diepetriai, vardai nezinomi.
Domaska, Antanas, gyvene
ant Paulina ST., Chicagoje.
Dylis, Vladas, kiles is Kapi-
niu sodziaus, Panevezio ap.
Girdvainiene, Ona, kilusi is
Raseiniu ap., gyveno Chicagoje.
Gricius (Kragas), Olga, gy-
veno Bostone. Vyro pavarde
nezinOma.
Jakstas, Jonas, gyvena Chi
cagoje.
Jankauskas, Jonas, kiles is
Uzkalniq k, Taurages ap., gy-
veno Chicagoje.
Kalvaitiene, Emilia, ir jos
vyras Adomas.
Kumpikiene - Rimkeviciute,
Ona, gyvena Chicagoje.
Kropai, Aleksandras, Ignas il
Petras, gyveno Philadelphijoje,
Luksys, Kazimieras, gyvena
Chicagoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

isgirdau ir sautuvu bel kulkosvaidziu tratejima.
Pasirode, as prsiartinau prize bolseviku Lenku
kautynu linijos ties Liepeliu, Giliuoju (Glubo-
koje) ir Berzune (Berezina). Tuo metu ten
kaip tik buta smarkiu musiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

Nieko nelaukdamas ir lietaus bel nuovargio ne
paisydamas, pasileidau pakluoniu sonais bel dir
vonais begti. Pataikes j kaimo keleli begau
misko link. Miske isgirdau arkliu gelezinq
panciu tarskejima.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
TWO MOTORISTS
HELD IN AUTO
DEATH OF man

Two motorists were held for in
vestlgation this week in the traf-
flc death OF Lee o. Ellis, 81. OF
1898 Stocpcl street. on Nov. 0, at
approximately 3:45 am.
Police investigation disclosed
that an auto driven by Charles
Tillman. OF $40 Tillman street,
struck Ellis as he was walking
across Woodward at Savannah. A
few minutes later. Reuben Dun
ton. Al. Of l0ll Rivard street,
struck Ellis body and dragged il
approximately 225 feet.
TILLMAN WAS charged with
negligent homicide. while Dun'on
was charged with leaving the
scene Of an accident. A warrant
charging Dunton with alleged
failure To render assistance 10 an
injured person was recommended
Saturday by the prosecutors Of
flee
Ellis was pronounced dead on
admittance TO MI. Carmel hos
pital.
Witnesses to the fatal accident
listed by police were Louise Will
son, OF 7948 Russell street, and
Mary Williams. OF 2760 Parkside,
Ferndale.
Tillman Is employed by Ingalls,
Soap Co, 4845 Wabash. Dunton is
mechanic.
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dustrial girls clubs and clubs for
homemakers.

dustrial girls clubs and clubs for
homemakers.
Nov. 10 and IL the state confer
ence for Business and Profession
al Girls met in Kalamazoo and
elected for the first time in its
history a Negro president. She is
Alma Landqua. president Of the
b. and p. club of the Lucy Thur
man YWCA. The four delegates
OF color i'm attendance at the con-
ference were from this branch.
Their names are Eleanore Harris.
Melinder Shannon, Alma Landqua
and Louise Johnson. Miss john
son Is state music chairman.
THE NEXT conference OF the
state B. and p. clubs will be held
in Detroit next November.
There are So members in the
Lucy Thurman branch OF the b.
and p. Girls clubs, 300 delegates
were present at the state confer
ence, 800 girls are included in the
city-wide membership rolls and
between $500 and 1900 are in the
statewide clubs.
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS are be-
ing offered by the Lucy Thurman
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the work of the department comes
from homemakerS and career
women. The department operates
Camp Norcum. stay-at-home in
door camp, and has access TO
camp at Camp Cavell for inter
racial experiences.
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tional facilities Of the building

tional facilities Of the building
together.
HOW THIS indignation was ac-
complished is told in a mcmoran-
dun from Administrator Chester
BoWlcs TO deputy administrators,
advisory chiefs. division directors,
branch chiefs. section heads and
administrative officers.
We have some reason for pride
~ me attached analysis Of re-
port on Negro employment in the
national Office as Of March 81,
l9+5. suggest that each of you
read il carefully as means OF
better understanding our person
mel management policies Mr.
Bowles wrote.