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The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18
B-29's In Flight To Germany

FRANKFURT, (R) - U. s. air force officials awaited today the arrival of the second section of an eight-plan flight of six Super fortresseS and two C-54 Skymas- ters from Tucson, Ariz. The first two ships in the group, pair of B-29'S, landed here yesterday on what was officially described as "a routine training flight" to Ger many.
 Aboard one of the lead ships was Col. James s. Selser of New Orleans, commander of the entire group which left Tucson Thurs day. The other planes are expect ed within the next ten days, arriv- ing two each day.
 Flight is purely for orientation of ourselves and of air force per sonnel in the European theatre in B-29's," said Selser. He said the the planes are expected to remain in Germany a week and then re- turn to the United States.
 Selser'S plane took off for tne flight across the Atlantic from Morrison airfield, Fla, and made the 4,900 mile trip in 22 hours flying time. Bad weather delayed the flight for a day in the Azores
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18
Monday. November l8. ls46
It. Melvin Alvey Now At WestpOrt, Wash.

It. Melvin Alvey, in charge of the local coast guard station in 1894 returned from the Philippines where he was sent to supervise the restoration of lighthouses and facilities of U. s. Coast Guard stations. He is now located at Westport, Wash, where he is in charge of the Seven Unit station.
 His mother, Mrs. Chas. E. Rich ards, who nurSed at the Maynard Columbus hospital several years ago and taught at Wainwright, is publishing book on the far north some time this year.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18

ROME, (P)-Nine persons were killed in a panic resulting from a small blaze caused by short cir cult during a symphony concert at a parochial school in Naples last night. Nine others were seriously injured. Among the dead were four nuns and one priest.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18
MESDAMES WALLACE AND
 BOYD ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

The Boring Sea Club which of ficially opened last Thursday with the banquet by the new Rotarian Club was used on Friday evening for a dessert bridge party with Mrs. Joe Wallace and Mrs. Guy Boyd as hostesses to about a hun dred guests.
 The clubroom was set with blue top tables and blue leather chro- mium finished chairs. Several comfortable davenports were placed around the walls. Giant bronze, white and yellow chrysan- themums gave the party a special festive air.
 Winners of the bridge games were Mrs. David Mazen and Mrs. Paul Vaudeville. Winners at pi- nochle were Mrs. Larry Calvin and Mrs. Luther Dunbar.
 Saturday evening the Bering Sea Club was open to members only. Guy Boyd and Ray Johnson, bar tenders, were kept busy all evening with a lively crowd.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18

PHILIPPINES, (P) The Man ile Bulletin said at least 500 per sons were missing and feared dead in he wake of typhoon Nov. l2 and later floods which demolished several villages on Negros Island.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18

PALESTINE, (H0 - Police used dogs in an attempt to run down men responsible for a mine blast on highway near Tel Aviv which killed an RAF sergeant and four British police officers last night.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-18
Forecast And
 Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, November 18, l946

Monday, November IS, l946
 Forecast Nome: Incr S g cloudiness tonight followed by snow and warmer Tuesday. South wind Is to 20 miles increasing to 20 to 30 miles Tuesday. Lowest temperature tonight Is, highest temperature Tuesday 28.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day: Precipitation last "A hours oil inches. Total precipitation this month 0.l9.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest B, lowest 10.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 38 miles per hour from the S.S.E.
 Sunrise at 8:48 a.m., sunset at 2:50 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 6, lowest A.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest -12 in 1880, highest 34 in 1885.
 Data for other selected stations as Of 7.30 a m todav.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
WHITE YOUNGSTERS KEPT
FROM ELLINGTON DANCE

White Youngsters were kent
out Of Kronk commrni'v Center
last Thursday rs police. ~ the
instieaticn Of the Department; Of
Parks and Recreation whom Duke
Ellington made a personal an
rearance AZ a cauteen dance
there.
when recreation officials leain-
cd that Duke ELLINGTON would APP
pear the sponsoring conmi'tr,
was Informed that the dance
could not be held The reason for
the cancellation WIS that Duke
mish' attract too mary white
youth Telephone calls TO the De-
pariment OF Parks and Recreation
hy residents - Tho community SCI
cured permission 10 carry out
'he plan
The Rev Charles A. Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
A A,l DOCTORS 9I,l,!!I
FOR THE SCALP

Your hair roots are In your
scalp. The condition OF your hair
does often depend on the natural
health OF your scalp. Years ago,
Doctor Carnot invented n medl.
Gated tar formula called Carbonoel
which Is mixed with Sulphur, Re.
sorcin and Balsam OF Peru. Car.
bonoel Is such a strong, powerful
antiseptIc and does such fine worl
IN helping an itchy, bumpy and
externally irritated scalp, thai
many doctors regard It highly ans
prescribe II for many scalp
troubles. II your scalp needs .
double-strength tar formula, yos
can start using Carbonoel as soor
as Jon get II from your drug store
Use II for days, and n you are
not satisfied, your dollar back
You get Carbonoel with full dlrec
tons. Use the finest medlcated tai
scalp formula your money can buy
Your hair and scalp deserve fine
care.
In Detroit you can get Carbonoc
at all Cunningham Drug Stores
kinsels Drug Stores, Sans Cut
Rate Stores, Barthwell Drug Stor.
es, Paurs Cnt Rate Drug store on
Broadway, Macs Cut Rate Drus
Stores, and all other leading druk
stores for one dollar. Il is all mix
ed and ready for Jon to use, with
full direction on the lar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

Chairman ~ the fireman Area
Citizens Recreation Committee
commenting ON the dcvelopments
said When cifi,cns pus forth a
special effort 70 cooperate with
2 City Department in the promo
iion ~ procram and are slap
ped down by racial prejudice il
is tlrs itst Immediate End strong
action pc taken by the community
y IS M insult 20 Duke Filing
ton who En- rrAciously gave Of
his time FOR he neueii' Of the
Youth - NO community and for
the promotion Of interra ial in
terost and cooperation 10 turn
away white youth from 2 i;y-
opel stet community center be-
cause Nero youth were present"
Although the dance was plan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

ned for youth OF the fireman
Area the Department OF Parks
I'd Recreation sought to have IL
held at Brewster Center rather
than Kronk which Is IN the COM
uunity Tor which the dance was
planued such nlar would have
required youth Of the fireman
Area TO travel across the City
when there Is = center conveni-
entity located in the area under
Question
The Citizens Recreation Com
mittce Of The Area will meet dur
lng the week 70 conside- farther
steps IN comoatiing the discrimi.
natory piacficcs aud policies in
use Ar kronk Community Center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
Local Symphony
To Play Young
Work

Philippe Duke Schuyler. a.
year old Negro girl from New
York. has been revealed as the
winner OF both first and second
plizes In the contest conducted
Nv the Detroit Youth Festival
for compositions by Young peo-
Pile Miss Schuyler won prizes
Of 500 and $50 which We're Of
fered by the Crinnell Foundation
OF Music
The compositions for which the
prizes were awarded TO Miss
schuyler were Manhattan Noe
tlrne" which was Written whea
she was IL years old, and whieh
has been played by the New York
Philharmo mic Orchestra and
kumrelstiltsker written at the
age Of T. Manhattan Noctlrnc'
viii be played by the Detroit
symphony orchestra AT the March
rs concert Of the school Concert
Series
The contest WAS conducted un-
der Tho an pices OF the Detroit
Youth Festival which has been
in existence since 1919 II is
sponsored by tho Detroit Public
Library WAYNE University the
University OF Michigan Extension
Service The Detroit SYMPHONY
Orchestra the Music Department
OF The Detroit Board OF Educa-
zion tho Jewish Community Cen
ter. inc netrcit Music study
Cmh and radio station WWJ.
Miss schuyler is well known -
a child prodisy pianist end is the
of GEORGE SCHUYLER.
New York newspaper
man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
To Fight Film
Tipping Says
Walter White

xrv YoRK-Another rcuno In
.rr,ne battle between Ne
:. rovle actors aud the ma
,,.0., NAAcP was fought this
~... as Waiter White associa-
49,. secretary. announced the
..,,Os NJ OF Hollywood Blu
r,.u Of the NAAcp.
WINE explained that the pur-
...s If me bureau Is to comeat
X. movie prsctice OF presenting
hs Negro "ss either a siavishly
.rbserient menlal or as a co.
u, e,or. The NAAcP con-
,eoa, White sad. that NEGROES
.sould nc, 10 limited TO these two
.,.reotypcs hut instead should
u nptared as normal human be-
ing. playiue an integral and Inn
.o-,snt rolt IN fhe life OF Ameri-
a and n ne world"
y. ls.hed ont At the Negro
scors and actresses who OPP
r,ssa t.m enlistment &c the
v,Acp bureau in Hollvwood. He
ron,ed ont mat The bureaus ac-
nhites would certainly not en-
danger The iohs Of the piotestors,
M, insisted that even II the tots
w.re N dinser q more important
ISSUE than Jobs IS a. stake.
Tie question said White
Reeres itself TO one as simple
AZ ms what is more important
Z lohs FOR = Few NEGROES playing
so-csiled lnclc Tom roles or the
w,lfars Of Negroes rs a whole
IN ca0;,e has 10 be made, the
NAACr 0Al fight Tor The well
isre Of an Neerces instead Of a
few"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
And look at fhe SiIrer Lining
in those Clouds OF Pain

The big idea is that YOU want 70 feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. SO use something that gets at the
pain. C-azz3 brings YOU pain-relieving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoy its help. too. DOC, and
ST.. Caution: Use only as directed First
bottle purchase price refunded il YOU
are not satisfied. Today, get C-sz,,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
DOUBLE STAGE FEATURE.
AT PARADISE THEATER

For real entertainment It's tho
Paradise theater, this week
First on the hit parade will be
Roy Eldridge. "the Wizard OF tho
trumpet" one OF the few must
clans in popular. commercial mu-
sic who is also one OF the all
time greats in American Jazz.
Almost unanimously Roy has
been chosen by the Jazz critics
for their sll-star bands. along
with the inevitable Blk Rciccr-
beke. Frankie Trumhauer and
Louis Armstrong.
Roy Little Jazz" Eldridce has
been featured with some Of ne
greatest jazz combinations. in
GLIDING the Chocolate Daacies
Teddy Hills. Speed Webb. McKin-
ney's Cotton Pickers and Flcieh-
err Henderson. His assC citation
with the great arranger and COM
ductor. Fletcher Henderson ia
1894 aud 1885 was largely re-
sponsible for Roy S recognition
by the public.
PVT CECu CANT ~ PERSON
Number 1.-Two on the parade Of
stars wiivbe that CT sing-sation
Pvt. Cecil Cant. OF Il Wonder
fame Pvt. Cant has been one
OF the years outstanding re-
cording vocalists His best NUM-
hers include such favorites as
Wake III. Cecil Wake ~"
"Booeie Blues lin Tired and
many other sensational hit tunes
ALBERTA ADAMS
Alberta Adams the blues
queen who scored recently with
Duke ELLINGTON, viii give cut
with her best blues numbers
Miss Adams has oeen fayoiiic
entertainer and has big fol-
lowing in Detroit
Featured members OF Tho Ed
ridge crew include the lovely Do
lores and Buster Harding
other star acts include SGrh
favorit"s rs Walter Beatty ana
Roy Moore.
Evening star., 1946-03-17

competition has been preserved. No
community is too small to win the
great statewide tournament which
reaches smashing climax at Butler
Universitys field house in Indianapo-
lis this month every year.
More often than not, the cham
pionship has been won by cities
large enough to support only one
high school. Teams from towns of
less than 5000 population have licked
all comers eight times. The 1941 and
1912 tournaments were won by little
Washington, representing popula-
ton of 9,312.
This trend is not a recent product
of improved coaching or intensified
interest. Until 1890, the University of
Chicago annually conducted the ma
tional scholastic tournament. And this
tournament never was won by town
Evening star., 1946-03-17

with a population exceeding 103. 600.
Raising roofs and blood pressures
is not confined to male teams. The
Iowa state tournament for girls is
an affair that invariably inspires high
powered whoopla and hysteria. And
riot cars always stand by when the
young ladies of Philadelphia take over
the Palestra at the University of Penn
sylvania and have a 60 at each other
and, sometimes, the ball.
Evening star., 1946-03-17

An outstanding team can appear
any time, anywhere, no matter how
obscure the school, and beat the ears
off plush rivals. In the last decade the
three leading college teams in the
country, on the basis of performance,
have been DePaul of Chicago. St.
John s of Brooklyn and Long Island y.
Lack of manpower and money forced
these schools to abandon football
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1946-03-17

ding the ball and scoring goals. Pick
up games can be organized easily with
the fewest number of players needed
for any popular team game. Unlike
football and baseball, basketball de-
mands no depth of manpower. A foot
ball squad must have at least 30 mus
cular gladiators before it can begin to
get bright ideas about championships.
In basketball. an outfit can pick up all
the marbles in sight with five youths
whose only recommendations are
hustle and coordination.
Small Towns Win
his has been demonstrated most
convincingly in high schools, where
coaches must depend exclusively on
homegrown talent. Indiana raises a
high fever over basketball every win
ter because the vital element of free
Evening star., 1946-03-17

More people are playing
basketball than any other
team sport. Here's why =.
DAsKETBALL is truly the All-Ameri-
Id can game. 1t is the only sport
purely American in origin and it at
tracts more participants than any
other team game.
There are several very simple rea-
sons for this popularity. No elaborate
equipment is required. The side of
barn or any schoolyard will do for
court. The injury hazard is negligible
and there are no preferred positions,
such as the pitcher in baseball or the
quarterback in football.
Everyone shares in the fun of han
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YRA KUO DzIAUGTIS

Rugsejo 26, PIP. Kazys ir Ona
Kleizai, South Windsor, Conn,
minejo savo so metu vedybi-
Mo gyvenimo sukakti. Ryte
$3.50 val. Sv. Trejybes bazny-
cioje ivyko ju iskilmingos pa
maldos, kurias lake Pral. Jo-
mas j. Ambotas. Baznycioje
Tankesi skaitlingas burelis ju
giminiu ir draugu.
Sekmadieni, Rugs. 20, ju ma
muose, pastangomis ju sunaus
Kazio ir ju draugu, buvo SUI
ruozta jubilijantams netiketas
pokilis, dalyvaujant giminems,
draugams ir kaimynams.
Prltaikytas kalbas sake Prel.
Ambotas. poni Jean Shepard,
DR.. NJ. J. Colney, Prof. Jurgis
zilinskas, Jean E. Shepard Jr.,
Kazys Kleiza Jr., poni zilins-
kiene ir ellie kitu. Dienotvar-
kes vedeja 'buvo ju gera drau-
ge poni Michael Zelioniene.
Ramiai pamascius, istikro tai
yra retenybe kad vedus porele
turf laimes sulaukti Auksinio
vedybu jubilejaus. Taigi sia
proga mes sveikiname JUGS ir
linkime jiems geros sveikatos
ir laimes ju likusiose gyvenimo
dienose. DIR. nj. j. COlney.
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PASkUTINIS KVIETI-
MAS | BALF SELMA

Bendro Amerikos Lietuviu
Fondo - United Lithuanian
Relief Fund of America - Sci
mas ivyks Spaliu 1919, Meal
pin viesbutyje, 34th Street ir
Broadway, New Yorke.
Seimas prasides Spaliu 18 d.,
nuo 10 val. ryto.
Seimas bus uzbaigtas vaka-
riene, Spaliu 19 d., tame pacia-
me viesbutyje.
Garbes sveciais kalbetojais
bus Lietuvos igaliotas ministe-
ris Washingtone Pulk. P. "a
deikis, Senatorius Owen Brew
ster, Kun. DR.. Juozas B. Kon-
cius ir Adv. Rapolas Skipitis,
siomis dienomis atvykes is Eu-
ropos, buves Draugijos Uzsie-
Mo Lietuviams Remit pirmi-
ninkas.
Muzikaline programo dali is
pildys artistic Barbora Darlys
ir pianiste Giedre Gudauskiene,
nesenai atvykus is Vokietijos.
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Nors Republikonai uzsimoje
isrinkti savo kandidata j gu
bernatorius, bet nedrysta jo
vardu dirbti, taigi j risa prie
visos Sales DemokratQ val
dzios netikslumu ir praso bal
suoti tiesiog uz visus Republi-
konus.
Taciau dabartinis Gubernato-
rius Frank J. Lausche stow
stipriai pats savo rekordu, ne
priklausas nei nuo partijos mel
nuo kuriu kitu atsizymejusiu
ar prasikaltusiu politikieriu.
Cub. Lausche remia didelis
Ohio dienrastis Cleveland Plain
Dealer, kuris neuzgiria ir ne
remia Prez. Trumano politikos
ir jo darbu, nors ir DemokratQ
partijos vado.
Cub. Lausche yra teisingas
ir laisvas nuo Salisbury kuo-
met daro savo sprendimus; jis
yra tick drasus kad visai nesi-
skaito su politiSkomis pasek-
mdmis kada tiki kad tai ka jis
daro yra gera ir teisinga; jis
tikrai nusizeminusiai ir nuosir-
dziai geidzia butt visuomenes
tarnu; jis laikosi taip nepri-
klausomai kad jokis politiskas
vadas negali jam diktuoti ar
pakreipti negera puse.
Xxi siol Cub. Lausche savo
pareigose issilaike visu tu apie
j geru ypatybiu. Jis ir toliau
to laikysis. Jis taipgi elgiasi
taupiai su valstijos izdu, ir at
sargiai ruosia planus viesiems
darbams kurie bus reikalingi,
kurie prisides prize Ohio pro-
greso, ir bus visuomenei nau-
dingi.
Visi Lietuviai balsuotojai ku-
rie esat uzsiregistrave, nepra-
leiskit balsavimo dienos Lap
kricio 5, bukit pasiryze balsuo-
ii uz Frank J. Lausche gu
bernatorius kitam dvieju metu
terminui.
Duokit geram zmogui proga
toliau jums tarnauti, saugoki-
tes politiSkos masinos kuri no.
ri viska apgrobti ir daro viso-
kius pazadus jums.
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BALTIMORE, ND.
VINCUI KRIKSCIUNUI
STAIGMENA

'Poni Padzukiene, KrikSciu-
nienes sesute, Rugs. Fl savo
rezidencijoje, 1874 w. Fayette
ST., surenge Sauna quota savo
svainiui DirvieCiui Vincui Kirk
sciunui, paminejimui jo 60 me-
tn gimimo sukakties.
Paskirta vakara, kada su-
kviesti sveciai jau buvo susi-
rinke 8 val, ponai Kriksciunai
telefonu buvo iskviesti labai
svarbiam reikalui, staiga "su-
sirgusios" ju vienturtes dukre-
les, kuri ia diena vieSejo pas
teta Padzukiene, parsivezti ia
namon. krikSciunams atsisku-
binus, ir tik spejus izengti per
duris, sveciai tuoj susuko, "Su-
praizp' ir sudainavo gimtadie-
MO inkejimus.
Taip netiketai sutiktas, p.
Kriksciunas buvo sujaudintas,
if norejo gryzti namon, kaip
jis sake, "apsirengti'', taciau
sveciai jo jau nepaleido.
Kick apsiraminus ir pasi-
sveikinus su sveciais p. Kirk
5Ciunas buvo pasodintas j jam
skirta ,vieta, prie didelio GIN
tadienio torto. Tada prasidejo
valgiai ir issigerta uz p. Kirk
Sciuno sveikata. Po to seke
sveikinimu kalbos, ir sveciai
dejo gausias aukas, daugiausia
sidabrinius deSimtukus, po de-
simtuka nuo meto. Pagaliau
kalbejo ir pats garbes svecias,
kuris pirmiausia 'isbare" vi
sus uz toki jam iskresta sposa,
paskui lyg atsiprasydamas de-
kojo visien@s dalyviams ir savo
svainei Padzukienei uz toki jo
pagerbima ir uz dovanas. Pa
sake kad turint tick daug gi-
miniu ir biciuliu bus malonu
gyventi dar kita so metu.
Shame smagiame pokilyje Ga
lyvavo apie 80 jo giminiu ir ar
timu draugu, ir visi linksmino-
81 Xxi 2 V. ryto. p. P. Jaras.
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DETROITIECIU MOLIU
PALTAS PATEKO DANIJON

Musu kaimynai Eugenija ir
Paul Moliai, kurie turf nanny
pardavimo agentura ant Stoe-
pei gatves, gavo laiska is Da-
MICS nuo Lietuvio studento pa
begelio V. Sidlerio kad jis ga
yes pony Moliu dovanota palta,
kuri jie nupirko ir per BALI
pasiunte. V. Sidleris savo lais-
ke labai dekoja, jis sake kad
jam traukiantis nuo Lietuvos
sienu ir begant per Vokietija,
Danzige sudege jo paskutines
drapanos, tai dabar ziemai ar
tinantis jam nereikes salti.
V. Sidleris dabar lanko Ko-
penhagos Universiteta, studi-
juoja prekyba.
Kaip tas visa isejo. Stai !:
pernai victims BALE skyrius
pravede sumanyma kad sky
riaus nariai galejo nupirkti po
vyriska siuta ar palta del isvie-
tintu Lietuvos zmoniu. Siutus,
skyriui tarpininkaujant, buvo
galima pirkti is Lietuvio rub
siuvio Jono Brazio, Clevelande.
Daug kas tai padare ir jau mat
gauna laiskus kad ju nupirkti
ir padovanoti drabuziai pasieke
Lietuvius.
Poni Moliai labai dziaugiasj
kad jie galejo savo tautieciui
nelaimeje padeti. Jie visuomet
! prisideda prie Lietuviskos veik.
los ir suteikia savo aukas Lie,
tuvos ir Lietuviu gelbejimui.
Ju dukrele Aldona, auksta
grail Lietuvaite, pereita vasa,
ra dainavo solo Liet. Vaduo.
tt Sajungos seimo vakarienes
programe, Book-Cadillac vies'
butyje.
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BRlED1ENE Ona (Lapinskai-
te), pusamze, mire Rugs. ID,
Chicagoj. Taurages ap. Kve-
darnos p. Prapimu KY
PEMPIENE Juze, Sc M, mire
Rugs. %, Miners Mills, Pa.
(Kauno ap. Seredziaus p.)
VEBRUS Jurgis, 65 metu, mi
re Rugs. IL, Akron, Ohio.
zELVYS Pranas, 67 metu, mi
re Rugsejo %, Aurora, Ill.
(Panevezio ap.)
STUCKUS Antanas, mire Rug
sejo A, Rochester, N. Y.
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SCRANTONIETIS
SVECUOSE DETROITE

kai turf giminiu tai ir gyVe-
nimas margesnis ir idomesnis.
Stai Detroitan atsilanke Will
liam Yanoshat Janusaitis, is
Scranton, Pa, brolis triju Sc
seru: Mrs. Kersevicienes, Mrs.
Maitos ir Mrs. Sack. Sesutes
ir svogeriai ir ju seimos savo
'giminieciui palinksminti ir pri-
init suruose grazu if draugis-
ka isvaziavima Lola Valley
Parke praeita sekmadieni. Ka-
dangi diena buvo nepaprastai
silta ir sauleta tai visiems bu-
vo malonu isvaziuoti pasikai-
tinti saulutes spinduliuose ir
prisikvepuoti tyro orc. O rem
gejai valgiu prisigamino ir at
veze tick kad visi ju sveciai
buvo prisotinti ir patenkinti.
Cia Thomas Beganskas atsive-
re akordiona, tai pasidalindami
su nesenai is Europos atvazia-
vusiu Martynu Laurinavicium
pagrojo gausybe polkQ. Soko
ne tik iaunimas bet ir visi sve-
ciai. Buvo sudarytas didziulis
ratefis, suSokta tautiski sokiai.
Visi buvo linksmi, gyvi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
RASTA NUzUDYTA

Spaliu 5, Detroite apartment
to skalbykloje rasta nuzudyta
38 metu amziaus grail divos-
suota moteris, uz kurios nuzu-
dyma policija sueme klausine-
jimui to apartmento janitoriu,
kuris yra pirmiau s5dejes kale-
iime uz nusovima mergaites.
Jos lavonas rastas sudauzyta
galva, ir jos sugniauztoje ran
koje radosi kuokste plauku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Detroit, Mich, Naujiienos

patinka Amerika jis atsake, ge-
raj, labai gerai, bet pridure: !:
NUNS niekur nebuvo taip gerai
kaip Lietuvoje buvo.
PENKI DELEGATAI ]
BALI Selma
Ivykusiame BALE 76 sky
riaus susirinkime Spaliu 8 dar
buvo kalbeta apie atstovus
BALI selma New Yorke. Nors
primokama tik vienai skyriaus
pirmininkei, bet j selma isrink-
ia 5 atstovai: Elzbieta Paura-
ziene, Marie Kase, Ona ir An
tanas Krataviciai ir Mare Sims.
Skyrius ruosiasi specialiam
drabuziu ir maisto rinkimui.
Tx labai sunku gauti vieta su-
rinktiems drabuziams suvezti,
Kaip pirmiau rasiau kad bus
galima suvezti j sv. Jurgio pa
rapijos sale, pasirodo kad ne
bus galima. sv. Antano para
pijos salen jau ir dabar Mesa
ma, nes klebonas Kun. Boreisis
nuolatos paragina. Oar vieta
yra pazadejus viena Lietuve
kurios pavarde veliau parasysi-
| mo