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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18

ATLANTA. Ga. - W.p) - The
Fourth Service Command here
reports that the eating habits OF
German prisoners of war are
making it possible for Ameri-
cans to obtain more fresh meats,
bacon and fresh fish.
A study Of German eating
habits resulted in change IN
the menus, starting April J.,
which have been sent TO all pris-
oner camps in the seven South
eastern states.
The study developed the fact
the Germans will not eat certain
foods relished by Americans and
want to prepare their meals &C
cording to their own customs.
The Germans meals are prepar-
ed by their own cooks under the
supervision of American SER
geants.
The prisoners like cooked GER
cal prepared as a milk soup,
but will not use milk as a drink.
Fresh sausage, ham or bacon
was largely wasted on the Ger
mans for the morning meal.
They would save them for dim
ner or supper and make a meat
loaf.
Ham or bacon was sometimes
eaten raw, so they were rarely
issued these meats for breakfast.
They want fruit, except fruit
juices or grapefruit, cooked GER
cal, bread, jam or jelly, and cof-
fee for breakfast. Tomato juice
was unthinkable--to the Ger
man mind.
The German doesn't use but
ter as a spread for bread. He
cooks with it. so they don't get
any butter. They get oleomar-
garine, instead. American SOL
diers are issued seven pounds of
butter a day for each 100 men.
The Germans get three pounds
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
Obituaries
William Edo

Funeral services were held
this morning for William Edo,
age 80 years, former North Ma
comb County school janitor, who
died Monday following a lengthy
period of illness.
Mr.. Ebo was a native Of Ar
mazda and spent most of his life
as janitor in Armada and Rich
mond schools. He had lived in
the Mount Clemens district for
the past Is years.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. M, at the D. N. Cooley fun
eral home, with Rev. E. A. Turn
er, of Detroit, officiating. Burial
will be in the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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HirOhitO
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failing to impress the japanese
people with the fact that they
have lost the war.
ENHANCE MYTH
This treatment, he added, Is
laying the groundwork for the
establishment of a myth that the
Japanese were not defeated.
japanese leaders already are
trying to create the impression,
he said, that 1.-The Emperor has
done the Allies great favor by
stopping the war.
"Hirohito is the head and heart
Of japanese imperialism" Rus
sell declared. He is one Of the
greatest aggressors of history.
XXX
He is the God Emperor, in
the direction of whose imperial
palace millions of japanese fac
ed and Frustrated themselves in
the dust in AFFECT apology for
their failure to kill enough
Americans to win the war
ERASE DIVINITY
Russell said that trial Of the
Emperor will strip him of the
false divinity with which he has
been cloaked and the Japanese
people can see fow-they- have
been duped in having sacrificed
themselves for a power seeking
.yrant posing as God"
AS for Hirohito's guilt, Rus
sell said that as Supreme Com
mander OF the japanese army
and navy the Emperor never had
halted any more by the militar-
lists to plumber and kill.
When the japanese soldiers
stuck their Bayonets in the Bel
lies Of wounded marines. they
shouted blood for the Emper-
or, he said.
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Death
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While both Presson and Greg
DRY have admitted engaging in
an argument with the dead ex-
soldier, the chief said, neither
has yet admitted striking him.
One of the pair, however. he
said, has already accused the
other OF welding the knife.
CAUSE OF DEATH
Death, Coroner Howard V.
Groesbeck, Jr., declared actu-
ally resulted from cerebral hem
orrhsge. He described the knife
wounds as superficial. DR.. Phil
ip 7. Mulligan performed the
autopsy ordered by the coroner.
Police Chief RosSo said that,
if the statements OF witnesses
are borne out in today late
ments TO the prosecutor, he Will
ask for first degree murder war
rants against both Presson and
Gregory. He said that several
reliable witnesses had been In
terrogated and that one, a bust
nessman sitting in his car on the
opposite side Of the street, had
obtained particularly clear
view of the struggle. A nurse
and her husband, walking by at
the time, likewise have added
materially to the police recon
struction of the crime. the chief
said.
The victim is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Rose Wellhausen,
by a sister, Mrs. Arthur Klein,
by two brothers, Arthur with
whom he made his home at l78
Cass avenue, and Edwin. A
daughter, Beverly, seven years
old, likewise survives.
Mr.. Wellhausen, who had been
employed at the Crowley-Milner
store in Detroit, prior to his en-
t.. into the armed service was
severely wounded while on ac-
tive duty with the United States
Army in Germany. He had been
discharged from the Percy Jones
Military hospital on June IL. He
was a native of Macomb county.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m, Thursday from the
D. N. Cooley Funeral Home and
burial, with military rites, will
follow at the family lot in Gin
ton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
Union Waivers
On. 80 pc. Bid
JAW Nay Offer
Lower Increase

DETROIT, Sept. 10 Up -
Officers of the United Auto
mobile Workers (CIO) indicated
today they would be willing to
accept temporary adjustments Of
their 30 per cent wage increase
demand of the Automobile In
dustry.
President r. j. Thomas and
Secretary-Treasurer George F.
Adde's said at Flint. however,
that the Union would not be sat-
isfied in an ultimate settlement
with any less than 80 per cent.
Adde's said there would be no
compromise.
Labor doesn't do business in
the fashioned way any
more" Adde's said.
Thomas and Adde's said locals
o. the UAW-CIO were at liberty
to accept wage increases Of less
than 80 per cent at this time but
that the International Union
would continue to insist on the
full 80 per cent.
1t was pointed out by another
Union source that negotiations
for a 80 per cent increase pos
sibly might extend over a period
Of months"
AS yet, the UAW-CIO Inter
national Executive Board, meet
ing at Flint, has set no dead
line for arrangements to agree
to the wage demand or face
strikes at their plants.
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Strikes
Continued from Page ~

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Chrysler, and General Motors,
which is biggest of the three.
JAW is talking of trying to
decide later this month whether
its members should vote On
striking against the big three
if they don't meet JAW de-
mands.
JAW is trying out its 30 per-
cent demand against General
Motors first.
UAW officials say the Union
will strike against General Mo-
tors, if necessary, while letting
the other automakers continue
to turn out cars.
This would be an unhappy blow
for General Motors: 1t would
be strike-bound while its COM
petitors were capturing the mar
ket.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
NyIons
q Dream

NEW YORK, Sept. IL Up
- The nyIon hosiery dream
suffered a setback today. The
National Association of Hos
iery Manufacturers sal that
even with predicted prOduc-
ton of 3,50O.000 dozen pairs
by Christmas, less than one
pair per woman would be
available by that time. Be-
sides that, rayons are likely
to be in shorter supply by the
turn of the year than ever
with overall hosiery stocks
lower than at any time since
the war began. The Hosiery
Association said 1t probably
would be late spring or early
summer before women could
be sure Of getting nylons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
POLICE CHIEF HAS A HEART

PLYMOUTH, Ind. WH-Whcn
q pet dog became anti-social and
started biting children, Chief If
Police Lester Manual didn't want
TO hurt the owners feeling by
just taking the pet away, so ne
traded ii for a small, friendly
Cog that had strayed to the po-
lice station.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
-uSTlN-CASE

SMOKY HILL ARMY AIR
BASE, ShLINA, Kan. W0-If
combat crews here ever have to
bail out over water, they'll know
how best TO survive. According
10 recent Second Air Force
announcement, all combat crews
must pass an aquatic survival
test before getting overseas as
signments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18

BRAZIL, Ind W,H-Records
revealed that Clay Circuit court
judge ROB- ert B. Stewart was the
fifth mer lber of law firm, es-
tablishet. in 1891 by the late
Judge John M. Rawley, to serve
in succession at that particular
post.
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Orderly

Continued from Page ~
a. m. Monday when the attempt
ed assault took place.
Nye was to be arraigned be-
fore Justice of the Peace Donald
j. Parent later in the day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
DEMAND FOR BOLOGNA

Instead of fresh meats, there's
bull market" with the Ger
mans on bologna, salami and
frankfurters. Cheese is all right
from time to time. Tomato cat
sup, however, is strictly out.
SO far as the Germans are con-
cerned. you can have most Of
your beets, rutabagas, turnips,
fresh tomatoes. dry beans, and
rice-and all of your corn, hon.
my ("grits" or otherwise), and
sweet potatoes.
But when you get down to
leafy vegetables, especially cab
bage and lettuce, the Germans
really 60 to town. They also
will consume Irish potatoes in
huge quantities. They want
bread, and lots Of it, and cakes
and pastries. Sailed fish is pre-
ferred over meat.
Oh, yes-the Germans eat
lot more sauerkraut.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-18
Nozi POW's Food DisIikes
Aid American Home Supply

of "oleo" for each 100 men.
Fresh meat will be eliminated
entirely. Bacon has been elm
mated, and salt pork will be is
sued instead. The Germans
cooked roasts too long under too
much heat. That resulted in
great shrinkage, so they get no
more rOaStS.
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Jap Press

(COntluueo IIOui Aeec ~
cruelties on the I'm a m e q
masses"
8. That perhaps the atrocity
report was issued to overshadow
news of outrages committed by
some of the American soldiers
in Japan.
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Hit-Run
Continued from Page u

Election, however. Parent said he
had decided to give DavidoW
another chance" The case was
to have been resumed later to-
daY.
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failing to impress the Japanese
people with the fact that they
have lost the war.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-08
MAHANOY CITY
ISDEGE

MAHANOY CITY, Pa. -
Geguzes 81 gaisras iSnaikino
didele dali sio miesto biznio
centro, padarant nuostoliu uz
pusantro milijono dolariu; so
Seimu liko be pastoges.
Ugnis tesesi apie a valandas
ir ugniagesiu buvo susaukta is
keliu aplinkiniu miesteliQ.
Kadangi oras buvo v6juo-
tas gaisro metu, buvo pavojaus
visam miestui sudegti.
Mahanoy City yra senas ir
Lietuviams labai zinomas kie-
tos ANGLES kasyklu miestas.
Lietuviu baznycia, laikrastis
Saule randasi kick toliau nuo
centro. Paciame centre
arciausia radosi tik St. Gegu-
zio, buvusio SLA prezidento,
namas. Miesto centre Lietu-
vial bizniu neturi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-08
PATRIOTAS A. KANIUSIS
PADOVANOJO KNYGAS

Vienas Philadelphijos veike-
jas andai gavo is New Yorko
pranesima kad Philadelphijos
Quakers knygynas praso kny-
gos "Timeless Lithuania". To
laisko gavejas pats negaleda-
mas tai istaigai knyga padova-
mott, kreipesi prie viengenciu
siulydamas kad ar susidejus ia
nupirkti ir padovanoti, arba.
pas ka ia kfyga gull be nau.
dos, kad jis padovanotu. Bet
jo trusas buvo be naudos, il
tik atsikreipus patricia An.
tana Kaniusi, Sis tuoj atsake
kad "Timeless Lithuania" tur
ir prisiuncia, pridedamas kartu
If Pulk. Petruicio veikala, is,
leista Angliskai, ''Lithuanis
Under the Sickle and Ham.
mer" ir patare tam knygos
jIeskojusiam viengenciui per-
duoti abi knygas Quakeriu is.
taigai. Reporters
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stengkime. Nusipirkime nors
po viena bona daugiau.
NEPAJIEGE, AR
NEPASISEKE?

Drauge, Detroito ziniose, P.
B. rasydama apie LVS 6-to
skyriaus prakalbas Geguzes 6,
issireiskia kad girdi LVS ne
pajiege sutraukti publikos, il
pastebi: 'Butu labai gerai kad
kuomet rengia ka nors dideles
Lietuviu grupes, kada buna
pilnutele svetaine, pakviestu
Deveniene ir duotq progos vi.
STEMS girdeti jos kalba, mes tai
yra nepaprasta kalbetoja."
Taip rasyti gall tik tas kas
savo kupros nemato. Man tie,
ko keletas metu atgal rengti
vakara ir vaidinti su P. B. il
as ir il atsimename kai vos tik
keletas zmoniu primrose sedy,
nese sedejo. Palaukem viena
valanda veliau, ir P. B. patari-
mu kad geriau 20 geru zmoniQ
negu 200 kokiu, pradejom val.
dinti. Reiskia, nepasiseke. Bet
kai kit ka rengia tai jie ne.
paiiegia sutraukti publikos. :.
Kokia ironija. Nors ir kalbe.
toja ir rengejai pasitenkine, ii
sudeta gausiu auku, bet OF ne
as rengiau. -. Kad kokia is
dangaus iskritus draugija SUI
rengtu, kad isanksto zinotu
jog bus pilna sale zmoniu il
tada pakviestu p. Deveniene
kad visi girdetu jos kalba. :.
LVS irgi turejo cia labai
pasekmingu prakalbu ir pilnu-
teles sales zmoniu. Tai Lie
tuvos Prezidentui a. a. Anita
nui Smetonai ir veliau Juliui
Smetonai ir Adv. A. A. Oliui,
is Chicagos, rengtose prakal-
bose. Juk ir zmoniu patarle
sake: "Ne visada Svento Jono".
Reiskia, ne visuomet zmoniu
sueina kimstinai. Galybe ne
didybeje, bet kokybeje!
Rep.
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DANIsAUSKAS Petras, 80 m.
mire Vas. 20, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Panev. ap. Ra-
n1ygalos par. Karveliu Ky
GIRLIATAS Jonas, At metu,
mire Vas. IL, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Panevezio ap.
Pagirnupiq KY
ANTANAITIENE Jieva, sc
metu, mire Geguzes 5, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
R1AUBA LIUDVIKAS, mire /
Geguzes, Maspeth, N. Y.
STANKIENE Tekle, mire Bal.
%, Philadelphia, Pa.
TYLA Mykolas, 81 metu, mi
re Bal. 25, Philadelphia, Pa.
KRENCIENE Petronele Gar
bincaite), SO metu, mire Ge-
guzes 9, Chicagoj. (Taura-
ges ap. Plunges p.) Ameri-
3 koj isgyveno 35 metus.
'KAZLAUSKIENE Magdalena,
Al metQ, mire Geguzes 18,
Cleveland, Ohio.
UzKURAITIS Jonas, mire 27
Balandzio, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENEVICIUS Mykolas, 81 m.
mire Geg. Z, Waukegan, I'LL.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujien0s
ELIZABETH, N. j.
AUKOS LIETUVOS BYLAI

AOAOS LlElUNOS By LAl
Jau buvo rasyta apie Iauti-
ninku Centre cia surengtas
prakalbas Geguzes 6.
Kalbetojams prisiminus apie
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos at
liktus darbus Washingtone, a.
pie pasiuntima delegacijos
San Francisco ir apie planus
darbams ateityje, dalyviai pri-
tardami tam sudejo $54 auku.
Stambesnes aukas dave: Ignas
Budreckis, d. Vaitkevicius, S.
Karalevicius ir Juozas Ginkus
- po So.
Pc 81 aukavo: A. Naiva, ".
Pauliukonis, P. Reklaitis, K. il
E. Kiurai, P. Kirsliene, J. Ra-
dzevicius, J. Liutvinas, p. Ber-
natonis, p. Kuzmickiene, p. An
tanaitiene, p. Jakimavicius, p
Aliulioniene, p. sidla, p. -Borei-
ka, J. Cemeikis, A. Lepsis, K
Vagonis, p. Kasetiene, p. Ma
tosiute, p. Dzioveliene, V. Gap
Sis, p. Bakucioniute, V. Motto
junas, p. Zazeckiute, M. Sajys,
p. Sidoriene, p. Basvis, p. Ze-
barauskas, p. Bernotas, p. Sa-
vickiene, p. Liutviniene, p. A
domuniene, p. Brazaitiene, A.
! S. Treciokas. Smulkiu $22.05,
sykiu $54.05.
Cia kaip ir daugelyje kitu
koloniju Lietuviu tarpe galima
pastebeti didelis noras matyti
Lietuviu vieninguma, o ypatin-
gai Lietuvos laisvinimo darbe.
Todel musu vadams laikas pa
likti savo "oziukus" mamie eli
nant bendra darba. A. S. T.
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UZSIDARO WILLOW RUN

Ford Motor Co. Willow Run
dideliu bomberiu dirbtuve uz-
sidarys Birzelio Is. Jau pri-
gaminta tn bomberiu CANA.
Unija ir darbininkai praso
kad kas nors nupirktu sia di-
dele dirbtuve ir uzvestu kokia
civiliniu reikmenu gamyba.
Valdziai sios dirbtuves issta-
tymas atsiejo apie 100 milijo-
nu dolariu, reikejo nutiesti ke-
Illus ir isstatyti tukstancius gy-
venamu namu darbininkams,
mes is Detroito buvo pertoli
j darba vaziuoti. Dabar stat
ga visas tas milziniskas pro-
jektas uzdaromas, darbininkai
paliuosuojami.
Taipgi uzsibaigs darbas vi
dutinio dydzio General Sher-
man tanku dirbimo Chrysler
Tank Arsenale. Bet bus smar-
kiai dirbamo didieji tankai ka-
rui SUI Japonija. =,
Naujus automobiles ir Sc
MEMS dalis prades dirbti Lie
pos 1 d., kaip tik bus galima
gauti medziaga. Mano dar sy-
met pagaminti 100000 nauju
automobiliu, 0 Xxi 1916 metq
Liepos, du n1ilijonus nauju au-
tomobiliu. V. M.
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CEDAR POINT ATSI-
DARO BIRzELIO Is

synet yra 74-tas metas pagretu
kaip Cedar Point = Ohio Ezeru
Atostogu Rojus = prades savo Sc
zona sestadieni, Birzelio 16.
Ia diena Breakers Hotel, paeze-
ris, zaislavietes ir viskas kas tik
Cedar Point randasi, prades veikti,
kaip praeityje kur sutrauke po mi
lijona lankytoju vienu sezonu.
Populiaris s. S. Theodore Roose-
welt, Didziuju Ezeru laivas, prades
savo kasdienines keliones tarp Gle
velando il Cedar Point su Birzelio
16, atidarymo diena.
Atostogu megejai gall atvaziuoti
j sia vieta traukiniais, busais ir
privatiniais automobiliais, ir ras cia
visokio smagumo ,kaip maudymasi,
sokius ir siaip visko.
Gal but symet labiau negu kita-
dos karo darbininkai nores gauti
kad ir trumpa pasilsi atsikvepti kad
galetu labiau ir itempciau atlikti
darbus reikalingus galutinam Japo-
-nu sumusimui Pacifike.
Didziuju Ezeru sritis Amerikaje
yra tarp paeiu laimingiausiu Sales
daily kurias lengviausia galima pa
siekti Cedar Point. didziausia ir
geriausia zinomas atostogu rezor-
tas prie Didziuju Ezeru, lengvai pa
siekiamas traukiniu, busu, auto, ir
ezeru laivais is Cleveland, Detroit
ir Toledo.
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DAYTON, OHIO
PAMINKLAS KARIAMS

North Daytone, Valley il
Keowee' gatviu suejime, tape
pastatytas paminklas sio mics
to dalies kariams tarnaujan-
items Shame kare.
Paminklo atidengimas ivykc
Decoration Diena, Geguzes 80.
Ceremonijose dalyvavo ir Lie
tuviu Demokratu Pilieciu Klu-
bas ir buvo isstatyta Lietuvos
veliava sykiu su kitu tautu
veliavomis. | paminklo statu-
Ia yra ibrezta vardai ir pavar-
DIES tu kareiviu kurie yra pa
aukave savo gyvybe Shame ka-
re. Ana kara zuvusiQ buvo
penki, o dabar jau yra pen
kiasdesimts. Is Lietuviu nera
irasytu vardu, nors trys yra
dinge, bet apie ju mirima ne
ra patvirtinta; duck Dieve
kad ir nebutu.
Lake ceremonies, mirusiu-
ju kariu tevai buvo susodinti
garbes suoluose. Kalbetojams
ivertinant ju sum- pasiaukoji-
ma ir nuopelnus, tevai ir mo-
tinos apsiliejo graudziom asa
rom. d. Rep.
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YOUNGSTOWN

NUsOVE zMONA. Karys J
Murphy pasitiko prie dirbtu-
YES vartu is darbo iseinancia
savo zmona, kuri atsisake su
.iuo gyventi, il ia keturiais su-
viais nuzude. JiS paskui pasi
dave dirbtuves policijai.
DARBAI. Prasidejus sulai-
kyti karo uzsakymus, nekuriu
dirbtuviu darbininkai Maho-
ming Valley gauna atieisti is
darbu. ncrs kit laikinai il tik
trumpam laikui. Plienines vel
pSades dirbti Birzelio 10, Dra-
neSimas sake.
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PENNSYLVANIJOE

dziauge, rase laiskus giminems
ir pazystamiems, bet atsaky-
mu nesulaukia. Dabar vienas
kito klausia kas galetu butt,
kas dedasi musu gimtajame
kraste? Lietuviai nusimine,
bet Wis dar laukia.
Ar ne laikas butu Amerikos
Lietuviams klausti Washing
tono kan pastas buvo atidary-
tas Lietuvon ar pajuokai
ar sielvartui cia ir ten gyve-
nanciu Lietuviu?
Z. Jankauskas.
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JARUsAITIS Mykolas, 81 M,
mire Geg. 2, Chicagoj. (siau-
liq ap. Tryskiu par.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
PAUzOLIENE Angela (Gru-
daite), pusamze, mire Geg.
A, Chicagoj. (Rokiskio par.)
cEPARAS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Geg. 5, Chicagoj. (siau-
liu ap. Papiles par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 40 metu.
PRALGAUSKAS Juozas, so
M, mire Geg. 6, Chicagoje.
: (Raseiniu APPS. Kraziu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
VASILIUS Adomas, pusamzis,
mire Geg. S, Chicagoj. (Ce-
kiskes p. siapuciu ky Ame-
rikoj isgyveno SO metus.
BUDRIS Jonas, pusamzis, mi
re Geg. z, Chicagoj. (Mazei-
kiu ap. Sedos p. Dumaiciu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 40 m.
RAzVADAUSKIENE .Elzbieta
(Kazlauskaite), 62 M, mire
Geg. 5, South Boston, Mass.
GA. Panemunes par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 80 m.
SKIRIENE Ona (Pletkiute),
Sc M, mire Bal. 80; Sheboy-
gan, Wis. (Grinkiskio par.)
GREBLIUNIENE B., senyvo
amz,, mire Geg. men. Lost
Creek, Pa. y
sOFNAITIENE Mare (Slavic-
kiute), s49 M, mire Elyria.
Ohio, Geg. "a. (Krosnos p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
LUDWICK Ona, SO M, mire
Geg.. %, Cleveland, Ohio.
JUSKIENE Ona, 63 m, mir6
Geg.. 26, Cleveland, Ohio.
LAPINSKIENE Elena, 38 M,
mire Geg. 18, Cleveland, O..
KARALIUS Jonas, mire Geg,
2, Glen Lyon, Pa.
MOGIL1ENE Domicele, II m
mire Bal. 18, Detroit, Mich
GEDVILAS Jonas, 81 m, mi,
= re Geg. 9, Chicagoj. (Rasei-
niu ap. Nemaksciu p.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
TRAINAUSKAS Dionizas, sc
metQ, mire Geg. 7, Chicagoj
(Ezerenu ap. Vydziu p. su-
lieniu k.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 38 metus.
VENSKUS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Geg. 8, Chicagoj. (Ra-
seiniu ap. Kraziu p. Valpai-
niu k.) Amerikoj isgyveno
81 metus.
GREGORAVICIUS Adolfa S,
pVsamzis, mire Geg. 7, Chi
cagoj. (Panev. ap. Smilgiq
par.)
VAINAUSKIENE. eron ika
AZ metq, mire Kovo M, Bu-
enos Aires, Argentinoj. (Sei-
nu ap. Lazdiju p. Nevaru k.)
PREBULIENE Magdalena (po
tevais Matuleviciute), mire
Geg. 1, New Britain, Conn.
Ayoorilni ,Sr,y,,ono 40 ~
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Piknikas ir Misijos At
stovu Kalbos Liepos /

LVS skyrius jau gavo leidi-
ma laikyti savo dideli piknika
Liepos l d. s'Birutes' Darze,
IL Mile John R Road. Sis pix
nikas bus svarbus tue kad lam
kysis jane Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijos delegatai sugryze is
San Francisco konferncijos -
Adv. A. A. Oils. P. J. ziuris ir
AL. G.. Kumskis, kurie padarys
platu pranesima apie savo dar-
bus San Francisco, apie ka net
placios Americas spauda rase,
Perrinkta pikniko rengimo
komisija, kuria sudaro: sky
riaus vice pirmininkas H. Kap-
turauskas, I'D. A. Rinkunas
rast. V. Markuzas, H. Rauby
ir M. Mozuras. Isrinkta visa
ellie darbininku piknikui, bet
sekanti susirinkima bus pa.
pildyta.
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eRUKYMAS DUMAS mais-
to igauna didesnio populiaru-
mo Amerikoje. Prize kumpiu,
liezuviu ir kitu mesu, sjau ru-
kinama suris, medziokline pau
kstiena, oisteriai ir kalakutai.
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DUSULYS
Prasykite
BE-KASTU ISBANDYMO!

BE-kASTQ ISBANDYMO!
JEI KENT NUO DUSULIO (Bron-
chial Asthma Paroxysms), nuo ko-
sulio, gaikciojimo-tuoj rasyk rel
kalaujant sito drasaus Be- e-Rizikos,
Re-Kastu Bandymo Pasiulymo. Ypac
uzkvieciami pasiteirauti tie kuriems
jau ''nera vilties".
f#a
NACOR 992-B
State Life Bldg. Indianapolis a, Ind.
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"AMERICAN LITHUANIANS
OF DETROIT"

Tokiu vardu pakrikstytas Orc
Ambulansas, kuris nupirktas
uz Detroito Lietuviu parduotus
karo bonus. Toks vardas uz-
deti buvo CANA sunku. Lietu-
viu Bonu komiteto pirmininke
Helen Rauby ir rastininke ST.
Douyan pasiryzo to vardo rel
kalauti if jos net buvo State
DEPARTMENT. Washingtone tuo
reikalu. Taip stengdamosi ir
visur eidamos jos surado pri-
tareju ir su ju pagalba JOINS
pavyko isgauti Orc Ambulan-
sui toks pavadinimas. Jau pri-
siQsta to lektuvo fotografijos,
SUI uzraSu american Lithua-
jusu uz $500 karo bonu."
Oar turin visa Birzelio me-
davineti karo bonai. Jonas
Usorius taip pasake: "Na, ant
to pasisekimo, dar nupirksiu is
jusu uu $500 karo bonQ'.
Oar turime visa birzelio me
nesi pardavineti Septintos Pa
skolos karo bonus, tat pasi-