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JANKARJJSKAS Motiejus, 7s
M, nnire Geg. A, Cleveland,
Ohio. (tystos-Budos k. Sas-
navos v. Vilkav. ap.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno. virs SO m.
NEFCIsAUSKAS Juozas, 78
m., mire Geg. 4, Clevelande.
Amerikoj isgyveno ilgus me-
tus.
JOCIUS Kazys, apie Sc metu,
ri1ire Bal. 80, Detroit, Mich.
(sakiu val. Suvalkijos.)
.BEREIsA Jonas A., II metu,
mire Geg. 4, Dayton, Ohio.
(Paejo is Aleksoto-Kauno)
GRIMAILIENE Juzefa (Mila-
siute), seno amz., mire Bal.
8, E. st. Louis, Ill. (Smulkiu
k. Nemaksciu par. Raseiniu
ap.) Amerikoj isgyveno 35
metus. Paliko nuliudirne Wy
ra ir du sunus, Juoza ir Sta
ST, ir dukteri julie Raukas.
BIJUNAS Antanas, mire Ko-
Vo % Wanamie. Pa
TIDIKIENE Stase (Stankevi-
ciute), 81 metu, mire Sau-
sio 13, Buenos Aires, Ar
gentinoj.
LEVICKIENE Paulina (Petro-
kaite), mire Bal. 13, Chica-
goj. (Taurages ap. Kaltine-
nu p. Sodales ky Amerikoj
isgyveno 40 metu.
LAUKIS Petras, seno amz.,
mire Bal. IA, Chicagoj. (Tel-
siu ap. Plateliu p. Visvainiv
ky Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metus.
STASAUSKIENE Joana, mire
Kovo 26, Bayonne. N. J.
BIRzIETIENE Mare, AZ metu,
mire Kovo 19, Philadelphia,
Pa.
KOTIS Vladas, As metu, mire
Kovo %, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEGECKAS Jurgis, 49 metu,
mire Kovo 23, Philadelphia,
Pa.
GARBAUSKIS Antanas, pus-
anzis, mire Bal. Is, Chica-
goj. (Panev. apsk. Kupiskio
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metu.
.PUKENIS Jonas, pusamz., mi
re Bal. a, Chicagoj. (Utenos
ap. Anyksciu p. Liudiskiu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno so
metus.
SLABAsAUSKAS Mykolas,
mire Bal. IA, Sugar Notch,
Pa.
TAMASAUSKAS Rokas, 73
m., pire al. II; Woodhaven,
N Y
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
. DEVENIENE PAVIEsEJO

Musu viesnia kalbetoja, p.
Deveniene, NUNS labai pra-
SAINT, pasiliko porai dienu Det-
roite pasisveciuoti ir turejo
progos pamatyti miesto ido-
mybes. Viesnia aplanke klebo-
ma Kun. l. Boreisi, DR.. J. Joni
kaiti, PIP. Smailius, Motuzus.
Motuzai paruose viesniai pietus
savo namuose. Taipgi keletas
veikeju apsilanke musu namuo-
Sc su viesnia susitikti. Viesnia
NUNS papasakojo siurpulingu
atsitikimu ir pergyvenimu sio
karo sukuryje.
Prakalbu rengimo komisija:
DR.. J. Sims, H. Kapturauskas,
V. Markuzas, A. Rinkunas, ST.
Douvan, o. Wilkiene, H. Rau-
by ir M. Smailiene visiems de
koja uz dalyvavima ir aukas.
Reiskiame aciu ir Kun. [. Bo-
reisiui uz prakalbu pagarsini-
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

stiprus priesas. Daug auku,
daug kraujo reikes dar pralie-
ii ir gyvybiu paaukoti kol bus
oficialiai paskelbta: THANK
God, the Global War il over!"
z. Jankauskas.
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MIR I'M

znios apie rusius Lietuvius same skyrue tapinaa d
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
BURY, CT.
DALYVAUKIM VlST

Brooklyn, N. Y, artisciu vel
kalas "Pasaulis be Vyru' bus
perstatytas 81 sekmadieni, Ge-
guzes 20, nuo 2::30 val. po pie
tu, Nemunas saleje, 4S Green
st. Prize to veikalo suvaidini-
mo prisideda ir vietine Jennie
Panevich, kuri atliks "Suzan-
nos'r role. PIE Gertrude Ulin-
skas sudainuos kelias daineles.
DR.. B. K. Vencius, is Brook
lyn, N. Y, pasakys idomia pra-
kalba apie Lietuviu reikalus ir
pastangas uz Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybe.
Musu kareiviu motinos apsa-
kys savo ispudzius atsilankymo
Baltajame Name pas p. Roo
seveltiene, ir bus kitu paivai-
rinimu. Kvieciame visus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
REMKIME MISIJOS OAR
BUS, KOVOKIME w LIE
TUVOS NEPRIkLAUSO-
MYBE

TldIlClSCO. ldlyl yrd QlQellS
Lietuviams laimejimas, ir to
laimejimo proga turetume is
naudoti visas galimybes.
Suprantama, gal is prigim-
ties, cia atsiranda ir uzvydeji-
mo: Kodel ne mes bet anie
Xiii net pastebi kas cia toxic
jei du ar trys asmenys nuva-
ziuos j San Francisco konfe-
renciJa - ten su jais niekas
nesiskaitysia. Tokius plepalus
leidzia tankiausia blogos va
lios musQ isgamos, arba tie
kuriems jig paciu kromelis la
biau rupi negu visa Lietuvos
nelaime.
Geros valios Lietuviai netu-
retu kreipti demesio nieksu
plepalus. Kas skirtumas kurie
Lietuviai laimejo State De-
partmento uzgyrima? Kurie
nuosirdziau darbuojasi ir turi
geru itekmiu tie ir laimejo uz-
tarima, ir jeigu mes susilau-
KEN aukstu valdzios nariu uz-
tarimo ir paramos tai NUNS
lieka tik deti visas pastangas
remit ju darbuote ir visiems
vieningai kovoti uz Lietuvos
laisve ir nepriklausomybe. Da-
bar kaip tik yra laikas, kada
viso pasaulio, kartu ir musu
Tevynes Lietuvos, likimas yra
svarstomas, NUNS begalo yra
svarbu tureti atstovus kurie
stengsis apginti Lietuvos inte-
resuS.
Betgi nepamirskime, cia su-
sidaro nemazos islaidos, tos is
laidos reikes NUNS. padengti.
Todel, vardan musu nelaimin-
gos Tevynes Lietuvos priside-
kline su pinigiska auka, dides-
ne ar mazesne, tas mus MENU
biednins. Atminkime, visa vii
tis gyvybes ar mirties Lietu-
vos Lietuviu yra mumyse, ne
apleiskime jig. Siuskit .aukas
dabar, siadien, mes jos reika-
Lingos tuojau. Stokite j talka
items kurie dirba is Strides uz
mus visus negalincius tam lai-
ko pasvesti. DR.. M. ]. Colney.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
PASEKM1NGOs PRAKALBos

| Geguzes Sta surengtos di-
deles prakalbos gerai pasiseke.
Prakalbas atidare LVS 6-to'
skyriaus pirrnininkas DR.. Jo-
mas Sims. Pirmas kalbejo DR..
j. Jonikaitis, kuris svelniai api-
budino musu visu reikalus Lie
tuvos ir Lietuviu tautos gel
bejime.
julius Smetona, is Clevelan-
do graziai ir vaizdziai NUNS
nupasakojo kaip stipriai ir ryz-
tingai turime kovoti uz musu
tevu zeme, jos laisve ir nepri-
klausomybe - uz Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe. Nurode boise
viku kenksminguma visai pa
saulio taikai.
Elena Rauby, Lietuviu karo
bonu pardavimo komiteto pir-
minimize, paprase zmones pirk-
tt Septintos Karo Paskolos bo-
nus, ir cia ju parduota uz apie
$4,000.
Dirvos redaktorius, LVS GEN.
tro sekretorius K. S. Karpius,
uzsimine apie Dirva, paskui
placiau apie Amerikos Lietuviu
| Misijos pradetus darbus, kurie
vykdomi Misijos delegatu nu-
vykimu j San Francisco konfe-
rencija, leidimu knygu ir IT,,
ir ragino publika tuos darbus
paremti. Pc jo kalbos buvo
renkama aukos ir ju surinkta
$3.50. Davusieji stambesne au-
ka gavo dovanu knyga "Lithu-
ania Under the Sickle and
Hammer.
Pagerbtos trys kariu mott
nos kurios huvo Washingtone
ir dalyvavo iteikime peticijos
Prez. Roseveltui. JOINS buvo
prisegta roziu korsazai. Tos
Detroitietes motinos yra Pet
ronele Medoniene, Ona Wilkie-
ne ir Stephania Douvan. Ona
Aksomaitiene gavo dovana uz
surinkima daug parasu ant pc
ticijos.
Grupe mergaiciu tautiskuo-
Sc kostiumeliuose, pasoko ke-
tturis Lietuviskus sokius. Ju-
dy Walls, 6 metQ, pasoko ir
tap dance. JOINS akompanavo
pianiste Alena Dailydaite, il
ir paskambino pianu solo. Ale
mai publika daug plojo.
LVS centro finansu sekreto-
RUS Juozas Kripas, is Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, perskaite rezoliu-
cija Lietuvos reikalu, ir laiska
Senatorial Homer Ferguson uz
jo pastangas mazu tautu Ru-
sQ okupacijoje reikalu. Rezo-
lucia ir laiskas vienbalsiai
priimta.
Pagaliau kalbejo taip labai
laukta viesnia, pirma karta at
silankius Detroite, Alena De-
veniene, is Waterbury, Conn.
Ji jautriai atvaizdavo Lietuvos
traginga padeti ir musu EMO
niu likima kad daugeliui is
trauke is akiu asaras. Pabai-
goje j placiau kalbejo apie
reikalinguma visiems patrioti-
MANS Lietuviams dirbti vie
ningai, salinant nesusipratimus
ir vadu lenktynes, mes tik taip
bus galima pagelbeti karo nu-
vargintai, zudomai Lietuvai.
Kalbetoja taipgi apdovanota
geliu korsazu.
Su ponia Douvan prakal-
bas atsilanke jos giminietis is
Paryziaus, Prancuzijos Leite-
nantas Roger A. Gravez, kuris
dabar lavina Prancuzus laku-
nus Selfridge Field, Mich, ka-
TO aviacijos mokykloje. Cia
jie atgabenti per Lend-Lease. |
Lett. Gravez lake sau uz
garbe susitikti SUI mirusio Lie
xrrx I
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

IIldn ACTOclIlCS VOkloclQ kOIl-
centracijos stovyklose. Tai
baisus paveikslai zmonems re-
geti. Susirinke ziuretojai atty
dziai seke pasibaisetinas see
mas, kurios kiekviena ziureto-
jus siurpais perima. Is publi-
kos isgirsti sunku atdusi, ach,
ir kitokius garsus; kiti, mega
ledami ziureti, eina laukan. :. =.
Buvusiu gyvV zmoniu lavo-
mai kaip medziu rastai suver-
sti vienas ant kito; kiti gull
vienas greta kito kaip kad til
tas per upe butu medziais nu-
klotas. Kunai suvyte, kaulai
ir oda palikus, kas duoda ma
tyti kad dar nesenai jie buvo
toxic zmones kaip ir mes.
Tarp siu negyvu zmoniu NAL
ku eiliu atrasta il gyvQ, letai
mirstanciu. Ugnies peciuose
atrasta apdege, tue budu zudy-
ii zmones; kiti kunai pavirte
j sindru konglomerata; kitur,
lauko puseje, vel apdege, ap-
svile lavonai. Baisesnio vaizdo
nei aprasyti nei apsakyti ne
galima.
Tx VIENOJE puseje "tvo-
ros" tuos baisumus tenka pa
matyti. Kas dedasi kitoje pu-
seje - galima tik isivaizduoti
o juk ten 35 kartus lengviau
baisumus atlikti negu "sioje'
puseje. Bet ten tirti, matyti
kas dedasi, kas su gyvais EMO
nemis daroma, niekas negali
Ten irgi milijonai pateko ne
laisven, kaip kareiviQ taip ir
''politiniu prasikalteliu'', bet
ju likimu niekas nesirupina,
niekas nesiima pakelti uzdanga
ir paziureti kas ten dedasi -
tai Sovietu okupuotose salyse.
Mat, jie musu "alijantai"! Juk
ten ir mano gimme is astuoniu
asmenu praeitame kare (revo-
liucijos metu) be pedsaku dim
go, ir zudomi zmones dabar.
Kolei nebuvo komunizmo pa
saulyje, zmones tokiu baisybiu
nemate, mes ju nebuvo. Gy-
venom pirmaji pasaulini kara.
nei kaizerio nei caro- valdzios
tokiu nezmonisku darby neat
likinejo. Kareiviai nelaisven
pateke vienon ar kiton pusen
buvo traktuojami kaip begink-
liai zmones. Nelaisviai nei ba-
du nei ugnimi nebuvo naiki-
nami. Pc karo visi vaziavo
kiekvienas savo Salin, pavarge
tik tick kick pats karo laiko-
tarpis juos nuvargino. Koncen-
tracijos stovyklose zmones Eu-
vo maitinami nors kick.
PRADzIA viso pikto ir ne
zmoniskumo gime bolSeviku
revoliucijoje. Rusijos volsevi-
ku revoliucija yra motina viso
to ziaurumo koki vartojo Sia-
me kare VokieCiai. Mes Vokie-
ciai zinojo kad kada nors boil
Sevizmo motinos piktai ir ker-
stui isaukl6ti vaikai pulls Eu-
ropos "burzujiskus' krastus
sunaikinti, turejo pikta ir ker-
sta aukleti kad susitikus abiem
tureti kersto ir pikto atspara.
Vokieciu nuozmius darbus
pasaulis atrado, pamate. Da-
bar nuo sio laiko po visa Ame-
rika, kaip ir kitose sajungi-
ninku salyse, rodomos filmos
German Atrocities".
Ar is kitos puses "tvoros"
zmonija gales pamatyti Rus
sian Atrocities" negaIima pa
sakyti. -. nes jie musu "ali-
jantai''. -.
KADA raSau Sias pastabas,
laikrasciu pardavejas gatveje
saukia: "War ended in Euro
PEP "Thank God, peace in
Europe, kitas rekia.
Nuns kurie gyvenome per-
eta didyji kara ir dabar, sitas
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"Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metq-idekit
laiska 81 dahar ir ''Dirva"
lankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

ASMENYS norinti zinoti apie
Joseph Strykul (Juozas Strikulis),
gimusi Kaune, Lietuvoje, Kovo Is,
1897, jo tevai buvo Adomas ir Da-s
rata. Rasykit j:
MRS. MARY MONROE
748 L. w. E. South Bend 6, Ind.
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VELERIJONAI

saknys) malsina ,nervus paeinan-
cius is rupesciu, persidirbimo, susi-
krimtimo ir nemiges; nuo isterijos,
isgascio, meslungio, nuomario, kar-
sciavimo, ir nervu netvarkhmo. Ger
ii sulyg nurodymo. kama su per-
siuntimu SOC. Visad gaunama is:
J. SKINDER
344S S. Emerald Ave. Chicago, Ill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
May Provide
Shot-in-Arm
to Building

WASHINGTON, July IL Up,
- Fred M. Vinson shortly will
create a new committee to give
the nearly dormant construction
industry boost toward recon-
version.
The Inter-Governmental agen-
cy group, under a chairman to
be installed in Vinson office of
war mobilization and reconver-
sion, will guide concerted eff
fort to help the industry in mat
tiers of materials, prices and re-
Taxation of Federal controls.
Vinson holds that building ac-
tivity, now stripped down to d
wartime low of about $4,000
100000 a year, should reach d
$4,000, 100000 level in order
TO fill a postwar role in stabili-
ling the economy and providing
Jobs. This would be about Is PEI
cent higher than any previous
volume of construction.
CONSTRUCTION has Jagged far
behind other industries in relax
alton Of controls, largely be-
cause of lumber shortage which
now appears destined TO contin-
ue for months.
Associates of Vinson said he
was equally concerned, however
with the fact the vast industry
is loosely organized. Hence il
has no representation like that
of the automobile industry
which can sit down and work
out its problems with the Gov
eminent.
In addition to dealing with
controls, it is reported that the
new committee also will attempt
TO coordinate private building
with public works. Vinson has
asked for Large shelf of pub
lie works in the blueprint stage"
to enable prompt start of a gov
eminent building program as a
stimulous to private business.
The Public Works program, in
Wilson'S view, should be retard-
ed when private construction
hits good levels and accelerated
again when private activity falls
off, and thus function as a sta
bilizer for the industry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Consolidation
Is Rejected
Chesterfield Voters
Defect Plan 1852

NEW BALTIMORE - The
school district reorganization
proposal for the New Baltimore
area was defeated when the
majority of electors from the
four rural school districts in
volved voted this week against
the measure.
In New Baltimore, the cleo
tors favored the plan by a mar
gin of III to 81. At the Chester
field polls, however, the voting
was, reversed with 1877 against
and 81 in favor of the measure.
Approval at both voting places
was necessary for passage.
This doesn't conclude the
campaign" a spokesman for the
committee sponsoring the pro-
posal said. The reason for re-
organization Is something that
can't be dropped so easily. 1t
meant Improvement in educa-
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through which a PIT boat was
hauled overland to safety. They
constructed the naval landing
base at Manila. Gen. MacAr-
thurs headquarters at Bataan,
Dad Nolan's shipyard at Cebu
(Where two of the PIT boats were
repaired after escaping from the
Philippines), jungle roads and
other places that figure in the
epoch of the PIT boat.
Six Navy torpedo boats were
used in the picture. Each had a
crew of II men, all of whom
have seen service in the Pacific
and Atlantic. 1t. Comdr. Mont
gomery piloted his boat in all
Of the action sequences. This he
did from actual experience as a
PIT skipper. He was in charge of
one of these ships in the ID
Day" invasion of Normandy. He
also piloted one in the Pacific
and thrilled old Navy hands here
with his ability to maneuver the
As knot an hour sea fighters.
Actor John Wayne learned how
to operate one of the boats be-
fore the location shooting was
completed.
For Ford and Montgomery,
both of whom are on inactive
duty. this marks their first
movie venture since leaving
service. They expect to be or
dered back into uniform soon
with Ford due to go to China.
He directed the taking of the
Navy films at Midway and other
war fronts. A three-time Acad-
envy Award winner, he entered
service shortly after completing
How Green Way My Valley"
He was wounded in action and
has served in practically every
theater of war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Complete Testimony
in Phone Rate Case
S7,5o0,000 SIosh
Weiohed BY Court

LANSING, July II - up -
Testimony relating 10 propos-
ed S7.5O0,000 reduction in the
rates of the Michigan Bell Tel
ephone Company was completed
Wednesday before the State
Public Service Commission.
Charges made by the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph
Company on the Michigan Bel
were criticized by Jnmes II.
Lee, assistant Detroit Corpora
ton counsel.
Ferry B. Allen, chief account
ant for the company, denied
Lees assertion that the A. I. e.
T. prepared the Michigan Bell s
defense in rate cases as part OF
its service TO the Michigan Cor
poratlon.
When Lee declared that the
public indirectly was paying
the A. T. e. T. for such work, AL
len replied that the public paid
indirectly for the company's de.
Tense in litigation in any event
Raymond Foulkrode, plant
extension engineer, rebutted
earlier testimony of j. W. kush-
ing. commission chief engineer.
that charges paid by the Bel
Company for laboratory re-
search should be paid entirely
by the Western Electric Corpor-
alton. the Bells manufacturing
subsidiary
Foulkrode declared much of
the research was not char2eable
to manufacturing because it con-
cerned operations and service
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

MIAMI. Fla. - The ingenuity
OF Hollywood and the tropical
topography of Florida have been
linked TO film one Of the great
stories OF the war in the Pacific.
Comdr. John Ford, one Of the
screens top directors, recently
made the movie version OF WI
liam l.. Whites thrilling best
seller, They Were dependable.
Not in Hollywood, or the Phil
ippines. where the action took
place, but on one of the islands
in the keys off the Miami coast.
California finally acknowl-
edged the possibilities OF its SUM-
shine rival. Florida, in the Sc
lection of Key Biscayne, a tiny,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

slumbering, palm laden island
six miles from the Miami wa
terfront, as the place most ideal
~ suited for the recreation Of
the books historic landmarks.
About the middle of Deem
Der the first Hollywood invasion
took place with the arrival of
an M-G-M construction crew.
For two months they labored on
the island, using Navy photos
to obtain exact productions of
spots in the Philippines. They
built "Sisiman Cove where It.
John Bulkley's PIT crew evacu-
ated Gen. Douglas Macarthur
and his family. They duplicated
Cagayen, the Philippine village
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

ton for the children of the COM
munity. II is something that
eventually must take place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Mrs, Paul Blair, Mrs. William
Hcinemann, Sr., and Mrs. Rose
Marsack were luncheon guests
Of Mrs. Forrest Buknap in
Crosse Pointe on Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Betty Schnoor of Detroit spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnoor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hardy
OF Detroit will be guests Satur-
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Fisher
in Windsor, Canada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

There are usually about 5000
volumes in the library of a bat
tleship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Mrs Dave Lawson Margaret
LEMON OF Detroit was the week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Arnold.
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Mrs. Bea Kushner, who under
went an operation at Deaconess
Hospital, Detroit, this week.
Mrs. John Marsh was hostess
to the members Of her sewing
club Wednesday evening at her
home.
Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley enter
tanned 20 ladies at a brush dem
onstrationa at her home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ford of
Marine City had Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Sears as their dinner
guests on Sunday.
Guests at the Bernard Delon-
nay home the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stapleton and
son Jimmy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Stark Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bears
enjoyed 5-day boat cruise TO
Mackinac.
George Schmanski, Sr. and
son Bobby left for a tWo-week
trip TO visit his son George, who
is at the Navy air base at Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Mrs. Elmer Engelman and
daughters Of Detroit called on
Mrs. Adele Engelman the past
week.
Second Lieut.. Annabelle Beau
vais of Camp Mccoy, Wisconsin
spent few days with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Ambrose
Beauvais of Anchorville. She is
well-known 10 the younger set
in New Baltimore.
Weekend guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Heinemann, Jr.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zohar
of Highland Park.
Mrs. Lester Ostler OF Detroit
spent few days in town this
week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Fenton Of
Detroit visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Tremplar Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Sutherland visit
ed her brother, Ernest Kriesth
of Capac, who is i'll.
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Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, a pleasant aik aline mon
acid powder. holds false teeth more
firmly. To eat and talk In more com
fort. juist sprinkle q little EASTEETH
on your plates. No gummy. gooey, apasty
taste or feeling. Checks plate odor"
fdenture breath. Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.
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Mrs. John Marsh was hostess
to the members of her sewing
club Wednesday evening at her
home.
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Mrs. Martha Sutherland visit
ed her brother, Ernest kriesth
of Capac, who is i'll.
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Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley enter
tanned 20 ladies at brush dem
onstrationa at her home Monday
evening.
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Mrs. Daniel Perry of Detroit
called on friends in town We'd
nesday.
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New Baltimore Notes

Mrs. Bea Kushner, who under
went an operation at Deaconess
Hospital, Detroit, this week.
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Mrs. Melvin Fuerst visited
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NEW BALTIMORE-Margar
ct Plegue, daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth Plegue of New Balti-
more and Sgt. Louis Beauvais,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Beau
vais of Anchorville were mar
ried at ST. Mary's Catholic
church at $50 Tuesday morn
ing.
A dinner and reception was
held at Vernier's Grill.
Sgt. Beauvais is home on q 30
day furlough after six months
( OF European combat. He enlist
ed in the army three years ago
July 8, saw action in Czechoslo-
vakia and Germany and is a
wearer of the combat infantry
man badge.
Mr.. and Mrs John Raptieu
and family of Mount Clemens
were callers at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst Tues.
day.
Mrs. William Heinemann Sr.
entertained the members Of her
pinochle club at her home Tues
day evening al a $40 dinner
Mrs. Elmer Sears was a guest.
jeanne Peterson OF Detroit is
spending her summer vacation
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Fountain.
Mrs. Daniel Perry Of Detroit
called on friends in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moss of
Detroit spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Fred Barthel, Sr.
MIR and Mrs Sam Bervis en-
tertained group of friends and
relatives from New Baltimore
and Detroit al their home on
Saturday evening. The occasion
was in honor OF their daughter
Lorraine. who left Thursday to
join the WACs.
Cpl. Robert Jones stationed in
Nebraska is spending a Today
leave with his wife and family.
MIR. and Mrs. s. A. Macdonald
and family are spending this
week in New York.
Mrs. Dave Lawson Margaret
\ ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ford Of
Marine City had Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Sears as their dinner
guests on Sunday.
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jeanne Peterson OF Detroit is
spending her summer vacation
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Fountain.
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MIR. and Mrs. s. A Macdonald
and family are spending this
week in New York.
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Mrs William Heinemann Sr.
entertained the members of her
pinochle club at her home Tues
day evening al a $50 dinner
Mrs. Elmer Sears was guest.