davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
14O ACRE FARM

Good dwelling. large barn, horse and
cow stables. new dairy, H. miles
northwest OF harrington. loo acres in
cultivation. "a acres timber Price.
$6.oo0. Dial Harrington 2j3 or Fred
erica l223 Il. y. Knox. harrington.
Hl6-2t
FOR SALE-Dutch lap roof shingles
-ColOrs (grcen. blue. black and rcdD.
Guaranteed not to blow up or off. Free
estimates and small monthly Payments
from to years. All work done 10y
experienced men. Write Al Mcgee,
Scaford. Del. or phone Scatord &lSt.
Jli-U
FOR SALE Three dwelling. All
we'll located. one under construction
When completed will have all i'm
proVemcnts. Also one hundred 5U-
feet single track, lots of feeders and
fountains. one drum roof coating.
Frank +. Workman. Ellcndale. Del
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FOR SALE-Because or i'll health
will sell or lease dry cleaning plaut
and bungalow furnished. located one
mile south Of Sussex prison. on the
DUPONT Highway. For information
write or wire: Ruark Dry Cleaners
Columbus Court. Hollywood. X. /. Flor
ida. d28- II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
NOTICE

NOTICE Fuller brushes Mrs Hor-
ac" Wiley | hone Ban. Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

FOR SALE-f'ivc acres of good high
tillahle land. located in the Town OF
Houston. Del. close to church. post
office. railroad station and two mod
ern stores. Electricity available. Land
is now planted IN corn. AnyOn" in
tcrcStcd can see what land viii pro-
duCc. II. +. Scott. Houston. Del.
al6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Personal Loans Financing

tAII Go0rgot0Wn l7G. low rates. quick
confidential service. Citizens Loan and
Mortgage Company. South Race street
Georgetown m21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

NOTICE-Want Il government job?
Commence 81 i5-$250 month Mrn-wo-
men. Prepare Immediately for Della
ware examinations. 32-paGc civil Ser
vie" Hook with sample coachinE. List
positions free Write today IoX %.
co Milford Chronicle. Milford.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

FOR SALE,-pcaChrs yellow Free
stones. $lSj per bushcl. For 15c extra.
We furnish baskets. Slight hail mark
ed. Opens Sundays. Act quick. now
ripe. Chandler Orchards. Milton. Del
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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
STATE OF DELAWARE

Office of Secretary OF State
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
TO All Whom These Presents
May Come, Greeting:
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
ElectrOlux Vacuum Cleaners

Genuine parts. guaranteed repairs.
Orders taken for new ElectroluX
Cleaners. Write George Nuhn. Lake
wood Gardens. Dover Del j26-itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Saturday, August 24th, 1916
PERSONAL. PROPERTY
At 1880 O'CLOCK \. NJ.


The following Personal Property. to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Commissioners
Accept Bids
Set Hearings

Toe county commissioners. o.
Tuesday. accepted the bod pf The
Bank # Bethesda On sI75.009 9.
ooguty certificates q Indebtedness
10 he issued yRne 18th. fer q term
# one rear. A. a rate Of three
fogr1hE 0f 0Be percent An Issue
q $4,000 IN tax anticipation Ger
tlhcztes WAS sold 10 Tie Sutur-
ban National Bark ri Silver
Spring. al the same rate. Five
bids were Submitted
The board took under eongi6ers-
fSon . request that the coun4y
ne into the State telefype sTEts-n-
The request was presented By
States Attorney. Joseph 3. Sirnp-
son; Chief Of Police, Il Leslie
C2-lSn and members Of the State
police The cost q the 50 world
be So . month
A petition presented by Charles
d Jsmison- signed by about 20
residents ef D5ckerEon vicinity.
asked that the rad Improvement
from Big Woods bridge 10 Dick
erson. te extended to include the
resi- II the strefch Of 7fI0 niles.
s1hich SERVES IL houses and sbSus
- persons 2 miles had been ~
el3dsd IN the spring program This
was referred to Nessrs Day and
TrsmnDel. with favorable RECON-
msndstion-
Joseph A Csntrell. counsel to
the beard was directed to pre-
pare notices Of intention to pur-
chase tTO tracts Of land. and dates
for : public hearing set. Mr.. Can
tren reported tazt six acres ad-
'aeeHt TO ColesviIle School. could
Dc bought for $1,000 an acre.
The second trzct Of four Iotz. near
~ould cost $3.50.
Thirty day options had been Sc
sured On the land The hearings
sin be held in Rockville on June
18th At III and I1:90.
A hearing on the application of
Mrs Stanley Gather of Gathers
burg, for permit TO conduct a
home for eOnreleseents, on her
farm, was set for July 2. at 1870.
A hearing on the application Of
Constance G. Nullinix for a per
nit to operate . summer camp for
girls, on farm near Damascus.
vii Be heard the same day at
I1:45.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Engagement Announced

engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs Carl z Tran
mel of Gsitbertburg snnouncs
the engagement Of their dsBgh4eE.
Carolyn Nae 70 Mr. Normal
George Glover. son ef Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Il Gl0Ter Of Garth
ersb1rg. Miss TrzmDel, formerly
Of Winter Haven. Florida has been
Irving IL GsitheEK51rg since her
graduation from Winter Haven
High School IN les5. Her father is
engaged In the electrical business
IA Gsithersb2rg. Mr.. Glover,
star athlete Of his class, gradual
&C from CsifberEburg High School
ia 1892. he entered the Armed
Forces ia January 1913 and served
unt5l has discharge in February
1896. He has enrolled ~ the Uns-
rerrity Of Maryland for the fan
session TIE wedding is SCI fer
yune Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Wallace testifes British loan
would not he infationary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

The Pastor. the Rev. Karl G..
Newell, is now in attendance at
the sessions Of the Annual Con-
ference being held at Western
Maryland College, Westminster.
Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Political Pace
Accelerates As
Primary Nears

Confined from Page II
many are 'for- Lane because he
has been endorsed By the organ
izstion- numbers Of others are
against him. for No other reason
than that he is supported By the
Lee group. Tswes. WAC Is undoubt-
eddy strong IN the county. eEpec-
tally in the upper section. and his
running mates, viii profit By this
situation W. Earle Cobey, running
On the Tawes ticket for Attorney
General, viii also pick up : MN
Der Of county votes because Of his
family connection His wife is the
only daughter Of the late Russell
Brewer, formerly connected for
years with Montgomery County
National Bank The switch Of
singing John S. White to the
Baldwin camp apparently failed
to create ripple Of interest in
the Baldwin candidacy here.
Even as State politics is -divid-
ed into three parts - 50 is the
county. Besides the organization
Democrats and the Independent
Democrats anti organization }
there is, 10 add 70 the confusion.
the Independent Voters League
This latter group has rallied
around the candidacy Of Mrs. Hos
teller for the State Senate, and is
said 70 be mostly made up Of the
former Charter group leaders and
newcomers to the county. Because
Of her personal popularity, Mrs.
Hostetler will also pick up some
up-eounty votes.
The fight for the State Senate
is assuming proportions that
threaten TO help send the Republi-
can candidate, Roy Tasco Davis,
to the post, no matter who wins
the nomination in the primary.
Early in the season Cantrell was
endorsed for the senate by the or
ganiZation, last week the "anti"
group endorsed Edward S. North
rup, and the third group spoke
up for Mrs. Hostetler.
AL groups, both Democratic and
Republican, seem TO be paying es-
pecial attention to the selection of
the State Central Committees. a
meaty job when patronage is to
be handed out.
AS for the various platforms.
TO an onlooker il seems, in brief,
that the organization is standing
on past accomplishments, the "an-
It's are against most of those
Accomplishments" and the Char
ter still wants a Charter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Engagement Announced

Mr. and hrs. DeWsrren Il ReT-
nolds Of Csfthersburg announce
toe engagement cf their daughter
Clerim0nd Margaret 20 Mr. James
Gordon Imbo6en II Denver. ColOr.
ado. son Of the late Mr. and Mrs
James Gordon Inbo6sn- The red-
ding viii take place In August
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Boy-Frederick C. Priebe.
Giris-Evangeline May Baker,
Helen Federline, Anne Lorraine
Peter, Mary Ruth Seibel, Margaret
Lee Shriver.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Singing Convention
At Cedar Grove

Salem Church at Cedar Grove
will be the meeting place for the
Montgomery County Singing Con-
vention on Sunday, according to
an encouragement By the president,
Rev. Jacob H. Snyder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

General
Boy-Murrell William Miller.
Girls - Janet Lorraine Davis,
Genevieve Marie Dove, Alice I'd
wards, Doris E. Gregg, WiIhelmins
Stabler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Eight High Schools Will
Graduate 533 Students
GATTHERSBURG HIGH
Academic


Boys-Donzld Raymond Jackson,
Harold Stanley Watkins.
GirlE-Mabel Edxins Burdette,
Elizabeth Louise Byrne, Clara
Wales Darby. Doris Elizabeth
Day. Elizabeth Sheridan Sabine.
General
Boys-Thomss Irving FuIks,
Ernest Eugene Hoyle, Charles
Lindberg Orme. George Robert
0tte. Allen Vim. Scheib. Bernard
Paul Stoiz. Charles Leslie Ward.
Girls-Mildred Gertrude Carter,
Hilda Lee. Margaret Houck Pun
phrey, Marie Lena Sprague, Kath-
ryn Anne Stubs, Lillian Gertrude
Swami
Commercial
GirlsIDdith Lee Kephart. Edna
Esther Lewis. Betty Lou Miles,
ArdsIle Elaine Mills. Nora Louise
Mills. Carolyn Louise Ridgely.
Catherine Corneiia Walter, Mildred
Marie Whitley.
SHERWOOD HIGH
Academic
Boys = Arthur P. Brigham.
James Edward Frenzel. John Sea-
ton Johns.
Girls-Marion Evans Aud. Mari
Ign Carol Cole, Joan Elizabeth
Moorish. Helen Mae Ribble, Elsie
Brooke Snowden, Layinia Leishear
Warfield.
General
Boy-Murrell William Miller.
Girls - Janet Lorraine Davis,
Genevieve Marie Dove, Alice I'd
wards, Doris E. Gregg, wiIhelmina
Stabler.
Commercial
Boy-Frederick C. Priebe.
Giris-Evangeline May Baker,
Helen Federline, Anne Lorraine
Peter, Mary Ruth Seibel, Margaret
Lee Shriver.
Vocational
Thomas z. Gregg, Jr.
DAMASCUS HIGH
Academic
Boy-Rodney H. Duvall.
Girl-Elva /. Burdette.
General
Boys-Willis W. Beall, Richard
G. Hines, Irwin Leroy Long, Donald
E. Nicholson. Harry NJ. Poole, J.
Vincent Woodfield.
Giri-Vinnie E. Lewis.
Vocational
Girls-Betty L. Clay, Margaret
Rose Darby, VI. Catherine Hilton,
Dorothy L. Johnson, Thelma E.
ShipIey. Phyllis E. Stanley, Lyndall
Il. woodfield.
LINCOLN HIGH
Academic
Boy-Seward Joseph Dimmie.
Girls-Anna Elizabeth Bailey,
Hannah Louise Duvall, Myrtle Viz
einia Fisher, Mary Carletha Fra
zier. Mabel Norma Hill, Violet
Ethel Isresl. Alma Arleen King,
Shirley Jean Mason, Marjorie Lois
PIummer, Doris Lorraine Thomas,
Margrette Virginia Wins.
General
Boy-Walter Gordon Adams.
GirIs-Dorothy Elizabeth Bishop,
Gladys Louise Garrett, Doris Re-
becca Honemond, Thelma Juanita
Kelly, Alice Virginia Lincoln, Ollie
Isabelle Powell, Hazel Elizabeth
Rhodes. Evelyn Steward Slaughter.
Vocational
Boys - William Henry Coates,
Harvey Maurice Awkard.
GirIs-Hazel Clarice Adams.
Mary Ellen Askins, Edna Margaret
Crawford, Ianthia Brooks Gray,
Sarah Beatrice Hawkins, Phyllis
Wallace testifes British loan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Lauretta Hopkins, Armiter Beat
nee Jackson, Nellie Idella Lee.
Georgia Lorraine Palmer, Grace
Augustine Plummer, Marjorie
Jeanette Prather. Annie Elizabeth
Thomas. AIoise White.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Regarding the approaching
elections We would not be sur
prised 70 discover that all the
candidates are for @the people"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Wisdom is the art Of balancing
the long-range viewpoint against
the shOrt-range advantage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06

Husbands who think they can
run home better than their wives
should swap jobs with their wives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-06
Grace Methodist
I'm Gaithersburg
Elects Officers

Grace Methodist Church, Cath
ersburg has elected its officers for
the year, heard reports from all
-hurch organizations, introduced
its 50 new members, and gave
special recognition TO its returned
service men, and its church school
officers and teachers. DR.. Ralph D.
Smith, District Superintendent,
presided.
Officers elected were: Lewis
Reed, chairman Of the Board;
Grover Walker, Church Treasurer;
Merle Jacobs, Recording Steward;
Glenn Gillian, Church School Su-
perintendent, with Mrs. Marshall
Walker. Donald King and Mrs.
Herman Wilson as assistant su-
perinteD6ents-
Stewards elected were: Messrs.
Lewis Reed, J. Forest Walker, DR..
Grant Hagen, Messrs Emerson
Slaeum, William Griffith, Merle ia
cobs. Donald King. Robert Wells,
Albert Claggett. ST.. Albert Clag-
Ell. Jr- Walter Keir, Arthur
PIummer. Capt. John Robertson,
Messrs. Marshall Walker, Richard
Tetlow, Grover Walker, James
Wilson. Jack Ward, Sprigg Ward
and Harry Perry
Trustees elected were: Norman
A Belt Clitus o. Bordeaux, Grant
L Hagen. Hezekiah Day, James
T. English and Garrison Bell
For Mcdonald Chapel. Ounce
Orchard, the following were elect
ed: Trustees: Charles Howard,
James Howard, LnEood Howard,
Norman Mills, Samuel Peddieord
and w. Wilson Briggs. Stewards:
Mrs. Jacob Herman, Mrs. Norman
Mills, Wilson Briggs. Mr. Wilson
Broggs was elected Supt. of the
Church School.
Achievements of the year which
made the gathering an enthusiast
tie one included the installation
Of Carillonie Tower Bells; the re-
ception Of so new members: a
marked increase in church and
church school attendance. and the
full payment Of all bills and ap-
portionments with no debt what
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
Atgaivinta Liet, Zurna.
istu Sajunga
A. Merkelis raso:

| Geguzes 11-12 d. Hanau Lie
tuvlq stovykloje (Amerikieciu
zonoje) lvyko Lietuviu laikras-
tlnlnku suvaziavimas. Jane
dalyvavo apie 100 Lietuyiu lai-
krastininku, ju tarpe apie 4o
buvusiu Lietuvos zurnalistu
SaJungos nariu. Suvaziavimo
dalyviai buvo is Amerikieciu,
Anglu ir Prancuzu valdomu
Vokietijos zonu.
Suvaziavime buvo isklausy-
ia Br. Kviklio paskaita apie
Lletuviu pogrindzio spauda Vo-
kieciQ okupacijos metu, Henri
ko Blazo pranesimas apie da-
bartine Lietuviu pa b e geliu
spauda ir, jos trukumus, Jono
kardelio - apie Lietuviu laik-
rastininku sios dienos uzdavi-
MUS, Liudviko Berzinio - apie
siu dienu Latviu tremtiniu spau-
da ir Jono Grigolaicio - apie
Lietuvip zurnalistu Sajungos
atgaivinima. Suvaziavime bu-
vo gyvq ir karstu diskusiju.
Suvaziavimui nutarus -atgai-
vinti Lietuviq zurnalistu Sa-
junga, j jos valdyba isrinkti
sic SEM Lietuvos zurnalistu Sa-
jungos nariai: DR.. Pajaujis-
pirmininku; AL. Merkelis - I
vice pirmininku; j. Vaidelys-
II vice pirmininku; S. Urbonas
- izdininku; K. Obolenas -
generaliniu sekretorium; j.. Ci-
eenas, H. Blazas, A. Braziulis
ir J. Kardelis - nariais.
garbes teisma isrinkti:
Kun. Prof. St. Yla, Vincas Os-
kinis, K. Mockus ir Vytautas
Alseika. Oar symet yra nu-
matyta isleisti Lietuviu zur-
nalistu Metrastis.
-
eVABALAI ir kirminai sio-
je salyje kas, meta sunaikina
apie 10 nuoS. derliaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
kaip Neatsargiai Apei-
eina1na SUI Maistu

Tuo tarpu kai Amerikos val
dzla ragina mus suverzti la
biau savo dirzus kad atliktu
daugiau maisto Europos ir All
JOS badaujantiems milijonams
gelbejimui ju gyvasciu, stai
vienas pavyzdis kaip cia pat
Amerikoje paiso apie maisto
taupyna. ,...
Grafton, N. D., keturi tuks-
tanciai vagonu bulviu skirtu
zmoniu maistui visiskai suge-
do del to kad valdzios istaigos
atmete tu bulviu augintoju
prasyma duoti vagonus bulviu
pervezimui j miestu rinkas.
staf kick 1000 vagonai su-
daro bulvi4 - 16O,0OO,OOO sva-
ru, beveik 100000 peku, po
9Oc pekui, apie 10 milijonu do
lariu vertes bulviu.
Americas spauda pasipkti-
nus sake kad toxic valdininkai
biurokratai turetu butt ismes-
tt is ju n1inkstu kedziu. Jei-
gu tas nebus padaryta jie su-
tramdys visoki maista nuo pa
tekimo sunaudotojams, kartu
ir badaujantiems uzjuriuose.
ITEMS valdininkams ismoka-
ma simtai milijonu dolariu al
gomis, bet jie vietoje palaikyti
maisto kainas zemesnemis, dar
prisideda prie pabranginimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
Anglijoje Vykdoma
Socializ1nas

ANGLIJOS Atstovu Rumuo-
Sc 324 balsais prizes 143 nutar-
ia paimti kasyklas j valdzios
rankas, sulyg darbieciu parti-
jos valdymo programo. Devy-
nj asnenys bus to viso projek-
to kontroliuotoiai su $60O,000,-
900 fondu. Tie devyni asme-
nus palms j savo valdzia virs
$50 angliakasyklu begyje pen
kiq metu. ~ ii''
Uzgyrimas paen1fn1o plieno
ir gelezies industrijos priimta
338 balsais prizes 1874.
Taip socializmas9 vykdomas
tose salyse kur, dar. kapitaliz-
mas CANA stiprus. Kitur gi boil
sevikai palma viska '1iaudies"
vardu. ~. ..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
zMONlJOS ISTORIJA

61O pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didzausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tis uz $500 gauti paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom radem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai, kurie te-
darby pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolimas Ru-
sijos ir IT, Rasit aprasyta joje kap EMO
Mia gyveno. kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienq,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti iu1ms 610 puslapiu
didumo znlonijos Istorija
Reikalaukit DirvOie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
Nusprendziau palaukti tolimesnes ivykiu

! JOS Nusprendziau palaukti tolimesnes ivykiu
egos.
Denos skubejo. Ankstyvais rytais sukile,
| atrasdavom serksnu prazilusias sodybas, pasiu-
rusias rugienas, nuvytusus bulvienojus. Sau-
lute nespejus kick auksciau pakilti, smukdavo
vel melsvuojanciu misku glebi Medziuose ru-
duo aude lvairiaspalvi, puiku margu rastu kill
ma. Vienisi, pukiniai debeseliai klajojo mels-
vote padangeje, lyg rinkdami graziosios vasa-
ros prisiminimus, lyg atssvekndami ta mazuti,
brangu ir taikinga krasta. Pasivelavusiu ger
viu virtines, igesingai klykdamos, atklysdavo
is siaures ir pranykdavo pietuose. Jautesi kaip
tvirtai ir uztikrintai zygiavo Lietuvos lyguno-
mis- puikus ruduo, turtingas savo gerybemis,
turtngas savo groziu. :.
Viena toki puiku rudens sekmadieni, be-
klaidziodamas po apielinkes uztikau X kaime
tolima pazystama is Vilniaus, kuris cia irgi kaip
pabegelis renges mokytojauti Buvo paskirtas
to kaimo mokyklos vedeju, bet dar truko vieno
mokytojo. Ia mokytojo vieta pasiuIe uzimti
man. Nors nebuvau tikras kad mes cia igiau
galesim dirbt bet sutikau.
Tue tuojau susisiekiau SUI mokyklu inspek-
cija, kuri name patvirtino mokytoju be atlygi-
nimo, mes nebuvo pinigu atlyginimams ismoketi
Del to visiskai nesirupinau. Neuzilgo prasidejo
darbas. Prmiausia susirinko mazesnieji Wy
resnieji mokiniai turejo dar pagelbeti namis-
kiams susidoroti su darzoviu nuemmu
DIRBAU ir Wis galvojau apie saviskius, apie
kuriuos nieko nesigirdejo.
Argi mano laiskai nepasieke adresatu, ar
manuju visai nebuvo zemaitijoje - daznai gal
vodavau. Nejaugi vel teks pradeti jieskojimu
kelione? Bet tue metu buvo beveik neimano-
ma man keliauti salti veja dazni letus per-
gerdavo susidevejusus mano rubus. Neturejau
nei apsiausto, nei pirstiniu, ne salio, nei kepu-
res Tokiu oru galejau tik pastogeje sedeti. Tat
sedejau ir aukiau kokiu nors ziniu lyg stebuk-
lu. Dirbau vaikais, su kuriais labai greitai
susigyvenau. Buvome geriausi draugai ir dar-
bas graziai vyko. Su jas viska laikinai pamirs-
davau. Nepajusdavau kaip greitai prabegdavo
pamokos. Mano mazieji draugai pabirdavo is
mokyklos namus lauku takeliais, eziomis ir ke-
luciais. Hgai sekdavau juos akimis kol je, soki-
nedami ir vienas kita gaudydami pradingdavo.
Su jais isbegdavo saueta nuotaika, ia ne
atskiriama gyvenimo laimes paydove Mokyk-
loje pasidarydavo nyku ir vieniSa. Sesdavau
prie sasuviniu, kuriuose buvo rupestingai pri-
raizgyta daug ivairiu zenklu, zenkeliu, kurie
turejo reiksti raides, zodzius, skaicius Ilgai
mastydavau, ziuredamas j mazuju kruopstu dar-
ba, koks kimas kokia ateitis laukia tn gleznu,
IChdlIQ OuIyOIQ oioJe Ii hdIIu
jausdavaus laimingas jog ju> sviesiu galveliu to-
kios sunkios mntys dar nevargino.
Nekantriai laukdavau ryto, kada pradedavo
rinktis mano mazieji, ir jausdavau iudesi skir-
damasis su jas.
Nelauktai atejo diena kada turejau su jais
isskirti .visam aikui. AS turejau isvykti.
pas savo Selma, kuria issiustu laisku pagalba SUI
siradau Tai ivyko taip netiketai jog r dabar
visa tai prisimenu kaip sapna.
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NASLAITELIS

Plaukia linksmas debeselis -
laisvas jo kelelis:
Lietuva-vargdienele,
tolima salele.
Kad tureciau sparnuzelius
debeseli sekciau, .
uz giliuju juruzeliu
Teviskele rasciau.
Ten prieiciau prie bakuzes,
kur suvargus nykiai,
prie langelio prisiguzes,
pasibelsciau tykiai.
Bet senoj tevu guztelej
svetimi sedetq,
nepakviestQ prie stalelio,
nemeiliai ziuretu.
AS nueiciau prie kelelio,
ten klevuzis augo,
pasiguosciau prie smutkelio
kur nameli saugo,
Ir nerasciau as klevuzio
nei tevu smutkelio,
tik ant rudenio vejuzes
kelma prie takelio.
Ir susukciau debeseliui
kur pro Sail slinktu:
Ar cia mano teviSkele?
ar neapsirinku?
:. Gliauda Kastyt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
TAU, TEvYNE!
e.. Jonusis)

Tau skiriu kiekviena mint -
Tau skiriu kiekviena jausma
Tau aukoju sielos rimti
Tau aukoju Strides skausma!
Tau kiekvienas mano noras - :
Tau kiekvienas mano geismas;
Tau, Tevyne, esu doras,
Tau tiktai Sis eiliu zaismas!
Tau tik sirdis mano plaka;
Tau tik eiles as kuriu;
Tau is ryto nalda teka,
Tau aukoju ka turiu!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07

eVABALAI ir kirminai sio-
je salyje kas meta sunaikina
apie 10 nuoS. derliaus.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-22
Friday. November 22. l946
Communication

The following message sent as designated below by the City Council, after the special meeting held on Tuesday evening:
 Nome, Alaska
 November 20, l946. Same message to:
 Delegate Bob Bartlett
 Secretary of Interior Krug "Commanding General, Alaskan
 Department
 Governor Ernest R. Gruening Governor Mon C. Wallgren Dist. Engineer, U. S. Engineers Alaskan Division, Seattle Cham
 Der of Commerce.
 Unprecedented destruction of Nome by two severe storms with in three weeks, preceded by havoc of storm last year, makes abso- lutely necessary federal aid in building suitable breakWater or discontinuance of city. City streets undermined, fire mains broken, power lines down, making Nome vulnerable to destruction by fire this winter. Some merchants un- able to withstand expense of year ly constructed defenses to cope with rapid erosion of Nome beach. Colonel HeWitt's survey nineteen fortyfive indicated federal jetty possible cause of erosion. Depleted food stocks and unbearable ex- penses prohibitive for further sur vival. Present city tax revenue in- adequate to aid in repair for build ing of defenses of city due to large holdings of federal agencies. I'm portance of Nome garrison and