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APIE a. a. JONA URBONA

LIZ &c oNA>xf
Vasario 8 d., Clevelande pa
simire Jonas Urbonas, Ameri-
koje isgyvenes AZ metu. Pa
ejo IS Kriauciuku k, Pilviskiu
par. Tarnavo Rusu armijoje,
paskui mokesi batQ dirbimo
amato.. Pirm atvaziavimo /
Amerika nuvyko j skotija, apie
Glasgow, ten pabuvo kelis me-
tus. Is ten atvaziavo j Ameri-
ka, Patton, Pa, pas savo de-
de Juoza. Dirbo daug metu
ANGLES kasyklose,, Jenner, Coal
Center, Besco, Pa.
! Clevelanda atvyko 1926 m.
Cia dirbo Fisher Body Corp.
Labai mego skaityti Lietu-
viskas knygas ir laikrascius.
Paskutinius 10 metu daugiau
buvo atsisakes nuo darbo del
senumo. Gimes 1872 m. Birz.
%, mire sulaukes 73 metu am
ziaus. Palaidotas Kalvarijos
kapinese Clevelande, Vas. 6.
Lai buna jam lengva ilsetis
Amerikos zemeleje.
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DRAUGISKAS VAKARELIS

N<nSoAoAAHo FAAA1ASA1AAo
Detroito Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos 6-tas skyriaus susi-
rinkine Vasario II, sv. Anita
no. parapijos mokykloje buvo
apkalbeta ivairiu klausimu ir
vienas is svarbiausiu tai buvo
vienbalsiai uzgirtas 1916 metu
Rengimu Komisijos rekomen-
davimas surengti draugiska va
kareli. Ia komisija turejo pa
sitarima Vasario 13 DR.. Sims
namuose, ir viena is savo rem
gimu rekomendavo ia draugis-
ka LVS vakareli, kuris ir uz-
girta rengti Kovo 2, nuo 7:3O
vakare, DR.. ]. J. Sims namuo-
Sc. Izangos tikietas j ta va
kareli bus $3.50 ypataI.
Visiems yra gerai zinoma
kad DR.. ir ponia Sims, taipgi
ponia Douvan ir ponia M. Pet
rikiene, kurios sudaro rengimo
komisija, yra geros Possesses
tai galima tiketis kad tas va
karelis bus smagus ir vaisin-
gas; visi dalyviai lures gerQ
uzkandziu if, :kaip DR.. Sims sa-
ko, priedui bus issigerimo.
Kvieciami visi LVS nariai If
nariu geri draugai dalyvauti
Shame vakareyje, o rengimo
komisija sako7tarp dalyviu tu-
res zymiu sveciu is Clevelando
kir is kitur.
Antras didelis virsminetos
komisiios darbas yra rengima-
sis prie priemimo sesto Lietu-
Val Vaduoti Sajungos Seimo,
kuris, kaip, Rengimo Komisija
pareiskia, ivyks Birzelio l il
2 d., Detroite. Toliau apie sci
ma bus pranesta placiau.
Po pietu Birzelio 2 d. yra
numatyta surengti didelis pix
nikas Birutes darze, kad dele
gatai turetu progos pamatyti
placiau Detroita ir susipazinti
su daugiau Lietuviu ir smagiai
praleisti diena tyrame ore.
Reporters.
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zemaitis ir ju zmonos ne tik
nenusimine ir nenustojo upo
bet kaip huvo taip ir paliko ne
palauzimi patriotai.
A. Tvaranavicia buvo ilgus
metus SLA 135 kuopos pirmi-
ninku; Kr. Zemaitis darbuoja,
81 LVS Ito skyriaus raStinin-
ku.
Abu Sic tautiniai veikejaj
apleis Philadelphiia sio meme
sio pabaieoje ar Kovo pradzio-
je. Jie ir iu zmonos pasiryzc
persikelti ir apsigyventi silta,
me klimate, sauletoj Floridoj
Geros iiems laimes If smagaus
pagyvenimo.
J. Jankauskas
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LIETUVOS ukininkai, kair
raSo bolSeViku laikraSciai, di,
dellu atsidavimu rodo susipra.
TINA ir savo pareigu supratima
pristatant Jaw buckles. "Rau-
donosios gurguoles' plaukte
plaukia j jaw surinkimo pun
ktus, sako su dziaugsmu Dol
seViku vadai.
Pabegusieji is Lietuvos EMO
mes pasakoja kad uz javu ne
pristatyma ukininkas be jokill
ceremoniiu suSaudomas. Gre
slant mirciai, kyla il susipra-
tilnas. ...
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NEPRIkLAUSOMYRES
PAMINEJIMAS

Draugiju Centro surengtame
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes 2e
metu sukakties paminejime is
nesta pageidavimai kad Anne
rikos valdzia ispildytu Lietu-
viu tautai Quota prizadejima
atsteigti nepriklausomybe ir
kad priverstu Rusu arnija is
traukti is Lietuvos, kaip polka
rines taisykles reikalauja.
Buvo skaitlingai publikos ir
atlikta ivairus kalbu ir dainQ
programmes.
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
Talentinga Lietuvaite


Detroito Americas Lietu-
viu Ralso choro nuolatine
pianiste, panele Helen Dali
lydaite, yra visu Detroitie-
ciu labai mylima uz jos pri-
sidejima prie visokiu darbu
kurie dirbami tautineje ir
kulturineje srityje, ir Lie
tuvos vadavimo pastangose.
Helen tik ka baigus aux
staja mokykla, yra talen-
tinga muzikoje ir gabi prie
piano.
il ir toliau> studijuoja,
muzika.
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PAJIESKOJIMAS. AS Ba-
lilo Kemesiaus pussesere, SUI sa-
vim pasiemiau jo dukrele Au-
srele. Jieskau Amerikoje ma
no motinos Emilijos broliu, Sc
seru: Petro, Jurgio, Aneles,
Kazimieros Majausku, is Mont
vydu kaimo.
(AtsiSaukti Dirvos redakci-
joje, $500 Superior Ave-, Gle
veland 3, OhiO.)
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Zinok Americas
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos Kohstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje su visais Amendmentais
80 puslapiq k4Sgele, prisipsim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
IL prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi.
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
Ss2 N. 9th ST. Philadelphia fa
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NORkUNIENE Mare, mire 6
Sausio, Philadelphia, Pa. :
URBANAVIClENE Anele, mi
re Sausio 6, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
MOLIS Justinas, 46 M, mire
Sausio 6, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Amerikoj isgyveno 33
metus.
MICELIENE Prane, SO metu,
mire Lapk. 19, Los Angeles,
Calf.
MALAKAUSKAS, 66 M, mi
re Gruod. "a, Shenandoah, Pa.
SEGAUSKAS Jonas, mire Sau-
slo m.,. Shenandoah, Pa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A d o lfas,
81 m., mire Gruod. 80, Eliza
beth, N. J. (Gimes Shenan-
doah, Pa.)
KAVOLYNIENE Valerija, 63
m, mire Sausio 21, So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
MILEIKIENE Vfktorija Wait
kunskaite), mire Sausio 80,
Mattapan, Mass. (Pivasiunu
p.) Amerikoj isgyveno 40 m.
ARMONAS Kazys, Sc m., mi,
re Sausio Fl, So. Boston,
Mass. (Krincinos p.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 35 metus.
MARTUSEVICIENE Jieva, mi
re Gruod. IL, Elizabeth, N.
J. Amerikoj isgyveno As m,
SAVEIKIS Stasys, 50 M, mi
re Sausio 19, Chicagoj. (Uk-
merges ap. sirvintu p. Savei-
kiskiu KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no SO metus.
JAKSEVICIUS Petras, pusam-
zis. mire Sausio 20, Chicagoi
(ArliSkiu k. Panev. ap.)
sIMKUS Antanas, pusamzis
mire Sausio %, Chicagoje
(Taurages ap. Skirsnemu-
mes p. Rotaliu ky Amerikoj
isgyveno 35 m.
VAITKI7S Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Sausio 20, Chicagoje
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos p.
Jonaiciu k) .s -
PETRAUSKIS Vincas, senc
amz., mire Sausio 20, Chica-
goj. (Taurages ap. Kaltine-
nu p.) Amerikoj isgyveno
43 netus.
MICKEVICIUS Kazys, so M,
mre Sauslo IA, McAdoo, Pa.
(Raseiniu ap. Papeiviu k.)
zUSINAS Antanas, 62 m., mi
re Lapkr. "a, Vandengrift,
Pa. (kauno r, Sabalonku k.)
zIDONIS Vladas, SO M, mire
Grucdzio II, Eastahampton,
Mass.
KJTKAUSKAS Kazys, pusan,-
lis, mire Sausio 22, Chica-
goje.
RARTKIENE Mare (Sameskai-
te), pusamze, mire Sausio
"a, Chicagoj. (Taurages par.
mazoniu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
vcno 50 metus.
URBIKAS Pranas, mire Sau-
sio %, Chicagoj. (Taurages
ap. Kvedarnos p.) Amerikoj
isgyveno So metus.
BULEVICIUS Juozas, mire 16
Sausio, Duryea, Pa. Ameri-
koi isgyveno so metu.
GREBLIKAS Jonas, mire 15
Sausio, Kingston, Pa.
JANUSIONIENE Mare, mire
Sausio 18, Miners Mills, Pa.
VAIKAUSKAS Juozas, mire
Sausio m., Mahanoy City,
Pa.
MISIONIENE Magde (Stric-
kaite), mire Sausio M, St.
Clair, Pa.
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'KARsTOS' DISKUSUOS
ROSTONO SANDARIECIU

South Bostono sandarieciai
vienas kito klausia ka sdabar
atstovauja Sandara ir kokios
partijos organas il yra. Vieni
tikrina il atstovauja Taryba,
kiti spiriasi neteisybe, Sanda-
ra yra tikras "rukstaus pieno
kubo' organas, nes joje dau-
giausia apie ia kluba rasoma.
Trecias sake, man atrodo kad
Sandara yra' daugiau linkus
prie Misijonieriu, nes megsta
apie juos rasyti. Ketvirtas sa-
ko, Sandara yra Smetonos or
ganas, mes labai placiai raso
apie a. a. Antana Smetona.
Penktas isikisa, sake Sanda-
ros redaktorius pats nezino ka
jis atstovauja, ir stat del ko:
jis yra nevedes, senbernis, su-
gleres, ir raSo kas jam ant sci
les uzeina. Sake, mes 7-tos
kuopos nariai kaip. tikri Lietu-
vial turime butt kaip vienas il
isnese rezoliucija pasiusti Mi
kui Vaidylai kad jis apsivestu.
tada surimtes, nustos lakstes
paskui bobeles. Jeigu jis le-
galiai apsivestu, susitvarkytu
kune ir dvasioje, jis liautu uz-
siemes rasymu pliotku ir smei-
ztu prizes rimtus visuomenes
veikejus dirbancius Lietuvos
laisvinimo darbuose.
sestas atsistojes sake, as re-
miu ia inesima ir patariu at
likti to sumanyma greitai, mes
jeigu dar ilgiau lauksim tai
musu redaktorius visai susi-
trauks is senum6, negaus ne
tik merginos bet nei gyvanas-
les doros.
Septintas, pats "tuzas', S.
Jakubauskas, kuopos pirminin-
kas, nutrauke kalbas, sake, vi
81 issikalbejot, uzteks, mes iau
laikas pradeti silkes valgyti-
stalas senai parengtas..
Visi 7-tos kuopos nariai ir
keletas linksmu motereliu pra-
dejo gurksnoti ir uzsikasti sill
kemis, ir vienas kitam pradejo
sakyti:
Atsiziurint j musu nuveiktus
darbus mes save vadinkin "sil-
kiu klubu'',< nes mes dabar at
rodom kaip silkes. ....
Viena moteriske pasake, tiki
raj jus vyrai atrodot kaip. sill
kes, galit ir vadintis silkemis,
} mes moterys atrodom kaip
rozes; mes vadinames sandal
'ietemis. Tada vyrai pradejo
lainuoti "Lai gyvuoja 7-tas
silky skyrius'', moterys pra-
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LOWELL, MASS.
VASARIO 16 PAMlNETA

Musu kolonija minejo Lietu-
vos Nepriklausomybes % metu
sukakti Vasario 10, sv. Juoza-
pc parapijos saleje. Progra-
mas pradeta SUI Amerikos him
nu. Pirmas kalbejo Darbinin-
ko redaktorius Kneizis, ragin-
damas gelbeti Lietuvius pabe-
gelius, kurie IS visQ krastQ at
sisaukia.
Kun. Jakaitis kalbejo Angli-
skai, ragindamas jaunima bu-
ii gerais Lietuviais, mes kurie
bega nuo savQju tn niekas ne
gerhia if is ju menki yra Ame-
rikos pilieciai.
Muzikali programa ispilde
Sv. Juozapo parapiios suaugu-
siu ir jaunu mergaiciu choral,
vadovaujant vargoninkei Vero-
nikai Dzedulionytei. Prize to
buvo solistu ir kitokiu paivai-
rinimu.
Klehonas Kun. F. Strakaus-
kas paskaite rezoliucija Ang-
liSkoje kalboje, kuri buvo visu
priimta ir il sekancia diena
tilpo Lowell Sun. Publikos da-
lyvavo CANA daug. Vakaras
baigta su Lietuvos Himnu. Tx
nezinia kodel neparinkta auku,
nes dabar kaip tik reikalinga
pinigai kovai uz Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe. Minejima rem
ge LRKF skyrius.
KENO KALTE?- Musu kle.
bonas nusiskundzia kad musV
jaunimas taip zemai stow; jis
pabare tuos kurie veda kita,
tautes. Apie tai nekurie pasi-
skunde Airiu klebonui, tas pra-
neSe Vyskupui kad Lietuvis
klebonas taip kalba.
Tame katie perdaug pavydc
ir permaza veikimo. Kad tail
SUI jaunimu yra tai stoka pat.
riotizmo is vado puses. Lietu,
viu patarle sa ko, "Ka pasesi ts
ir pjausi'. Musu klebonas jau
apie II metu sioje parapijoje
jis visada agitavo kad jauni,
mas nesilankytu j kitus Lietu,
viu parengimus kur ne parapi,
ia daro, parapijoje mazai ka
renge. Taigi musu jaunimas
ir vaziavo kitq parengimus
SUI kitatauciu jaunimu susipa-
zino, susidraugavo ir vedasi su
kits. Pc laiko nera ko .verk-
ii. klebonas dar savaite pirm
to juodino velioni Lietuvos Pre-
zidenta Antana Smetona, ir vi
sokius kitus Lietuviskus dar-
ous if laikraScius neigia. Ba-
ra tuos kurie neina su Fedora
cija mineti Vasario 16-tos.
Lenku parapijoje gi Lenkiz-
mas pirmoje vietoje, uztai ten
turf daug jaunimo ir neverkia
kad ul keliu metu reikes All
riams pavesti savo parapija.
Nesenai gryzo civiIini gy-
venimQ Vytautas Ramanaus-
kas, isbuves daugiau pora me-
tn karo laivyne. Jis yra veik-
Ius musu koloniioje. Linkime
lam vel stoti darban musu tar
pc.
Daugelis Lietuviu gauna is
Lietuvos nuo saliskiu laiskus,
bet juose mazai kas raSoma.
Vienas laiskas skamba: "Musu
dyieju svogeriu jau nera", bet
kas SUI iais nutiko nepasakoma.
tik voko viduje kryziukas. Mat,
zmoniu burnos uzdarytos, bal
me neleidzia parasyti teisybes.
nirvnS SLo;f ~ n ioe.
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dejo dainuoti, "Lai gyvuoja
sandaros moterys".
Tada nezinia kas uzsuko
saleje svicsas ir susirinkimas
nezinia kaip issiskirste, nepa-
dares jokio nutarimo ka San
dara atstovauja.
JOkubauskO Draugas.
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LIETUVOS zmones, neziu-
Eint baisaus karo nualinimo,
verciami pirkti Rusijos penk-
meciu paskolos lakstus, Atsi-
sakyti pirkti< niekas negali.
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CHICAGOJE

DR.. Jonas Sims SUI zmona,
Stephania Ciurlionyte Douvan
ir Pranas Guzauskas huvo nu-
vaziave j Chicago dalyvauti
Amerikos Lietuviu Misijos is
kilmingame paminejime Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes.
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DETROITE streikuoja pie
no isveziotojai, 1900 CIO uni
jos nariu. Sutramde pristaty-
ma namus pieno.
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Angliskai-L Lietuviskas
Z Q p Y N A S
(English-Lithuania1
DICTIONARY

Ar zinote kad zodynas-Dic-
tionary yra geriausias moky-
tojas. patarejas, vertejas ir
perkalbetojas? Taigi, isigyk il.
Mes siulome Jums Angliskai-
Lietuviska Zodyna, kuris yra
skaitomas vienu geriausiu. Ne
didelio formato (pocket-size J
6 X A coliu, 400 puslapiu, kic-
tais audeklo apdarais. Norm
tieji j isigyti. prisiVskitc Mo-
ney orderi II. S. A. vertes $500
ir tuojau gausite puiku zody-
ma. Uzsakymus su money or
deriu siqskite:
P. PANEMUNIS,
p. O. Box 61,
Boston 81, Mass.
dept. d. US.A.
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S. BOSTON, MASS,

LANKYSIS ADV. A. OILS IR
JULIUS SMETONA
South Bostono Lietuviu ko-
lonijai teks proga isgirsti zy-
mius Amerikos Lietuvius kali
bant, kuomet ivyks Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos 15-to sky
riaus prakalbos Kovo 10 d.
Atvyks cia Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijos pirmininkas Adv. An
tanas Oils is Chicagos ir Julius
Smetona is Clevelando.
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kITI PARENGIMAI

Gabijos choras rengiasi sta
tyti operete "Iseivis", sekma-
dieni, Balandzio 7, Municipal
saleje. Chora vadovauja Sta.
sys Paura. Operete Tseivis'
yra komp. Stasio Simkaus tri-
ju veiksmu kurinys..
Pc Velyku, Balandzio % d.,
Lietuviu Radio programs, va
dovaujamas Stepono Minkaus,
rengia savo metini koncerta,
i kuri kviecia nekuriuos zymes-
MUS artistus is toliau. Rep,
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MIRIM Al

MlREt lsEIVIAI ANERlKOS LlETUVlAl
nios ape mrusus Letuvius sae skyriue tapnama dyka
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30
Unity Club Meets For
Luncheon, Program

The Unity Garden club met
Thursday, Jan. "a, at the home OF
Mrs. Julia Phillips for a l O'Clock
dessert luncheon. The tables were
gaily set with flowered lunch
clothes and flowered china, with
centerpieces of rose begonias.
The business meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Mildred Sheets
and members answered roll call
with Longfellow quotations. Mrs
Florence Creighton and Mrs. Mary
Ellen Brown were added to the
membership.
A very interesting article,
"Who's Who in the Zinnia Fam
ily," was read by Mrs. Edra Hill
gert.
The next meeting of the club will
be a 1:30 dessert luncheon Feb.
II at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Starkey. Each member is to bring
a handmade valentine.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

The office of public information
at U. S. naval base, personnel sep
aration center, Bremerton, Wash,
reported the discharge Jan. % of
Jacob Ruff, machinist mate first
class.
Reported as arriving last We'd
nesday in New York from overseas
service was Technician Fifth Grade
Lawrence E. Romeo. Due to ar
rive at Tacoma, Wash, was Tech
nician Fifth Grade Marion X. Daw-
son.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

DIR. T. R. wye was one of the ac-
tive pallbearers at the funeral and
burial of James Neal Dougherty,
Elliston, Mont, legislator, mining
operator and merchant who died
Jan. 25 at Rochester, Mimi, and
was buried Tuesday from st. Hell
ena cathedral at Helena. DR.. Wye
and Dougherty were raised in the
same community and were lifelong
friends. Other active pallbearers
were William Hoskin of Missoula,
State Sen. w. E. Kelley of Deer
Lodge and James Best, Fred Hop
kins and Robert Thompson, all of
Elliston. Representatives from many
communities throughout the state
attended the funeral. Burial was
in the family plot in Resurrection
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hodges re-
ceived a radiogram Saturday from
their son, James Hodges, who is
in France with the army of occu-
patton, saying that he expects to
be home in March. He is now
with the tank corps of the quarter
masters division.
Mrs. Charles Staiger was taken
to a Billings hospital Tuesday for
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gum had as
their guest for the week end, Mr..
Gums mother, Mrs. Goldy Gum of
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank are
the parents of son born Friday,
Jan. 25, at a Billings hospital.
Extensive alterations have been
in progress the past several weeks
at the Laurel Trading company.
The three rooms abutting on the
Main street sidewalk have been
further connected by additional
doorways cut through PARTON walls
TO create through vistas; a window
in the Second avenue wall has been
closed to give more shelf room; and
the office has been moved from It's
former location near the front en-
trance to a specially constructed
balcony at the rear.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

Mrs. Lorraine Benin was hostess
and served a lunch when the Dor
cas- society met last Wednesday at
the German Congregational church.
Members exchanged recipes and
brought samples of their cooking.
Booklets were distributed outlining
the activities for the coming year
and naming the hostesses for each
event. Plans were made for a pie
social to be given at the next meet
ing which will be Wednesday,
Feb. 6.
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Victor Leikam and
Virginia Busha Wed

At a ceremony in Columbus
Tuesday, Jan. %, Victor E. Leikam
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Leik-
am, and Virginia I. Busha, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer K
Moore of Billings, were united in
marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Justice of the Peace J.
G. Higginson.
Attendants were Jean Derheim
end Herbert Kindsfater.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

Mrs. ]. B. Convery of Helena
spent Monday night in Laurel the
guest of Mrs. NJ. w. Smith. On
Tuesday she visited relatives at
Silesia.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30
DOG TAGS FOR 1916
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Dog tags for the year 1916 were
received this week at the city hall,
and dog owners are advised to pay
the necessary fees and secure the
new tags for their pets.
Miss Tillie Hohendorf, city clerk,
said the tags may be purchased
either at the city hall or at the po-
lice station on Main street.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

Word has been received that Fred
Rooley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rooley, of Laurel, had been advanc-
ed in rating from first lieutenant
to captain. Captain Rooley has
been overseas more than two years
and at present is with the forces
in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freebury have
as their guests Mrs. Freebury's
brother, Kenneth Rensby of Battle
ford, Saskatchewan, Canada, who
is returning to his home Thursday
after a visit here. Also a guest
at the Freebury home is Mr. Free
bury's brother, William Freebury,
who has just received his discharge
from the service at the Denver
separation ceiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb enter
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nolte, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
cid VanNice, Mrs. Frank Bartholf
and Mrs. Louise Young.
Mrs. G. w. Fenton was a guest
in Billings Tuesday evening when
Mrs. Gene Lissa, queen of the
Daughters of the Nile, entertained
at a dinner party for officers at
her home on Virginia Lane.
Mrs. p. L. Mossman attended the
funeral services Thursday in Boze-
man for her uncle, Louis Vanen-
hook, 70, whose body was brought |
from Pasadena, Calf, where he
had resided the last several years.
Laurmont club members were en-
tertained last Tuesday at the home |
of Mrs. H. T. Smart. Bridge hon
ors during the afternoon went to
Mrs. John Alexander and Mrs. o.
X. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Murphy
were guests Monday of Mrs. Muir
phys sister, Mrs. E. A. Fuller.
Mr.. Murphy arrived from the west
coast where he was discharged
from the service and Mrs. Murphy
came from their home in Powell,
Wyo. to meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gremmer
and children spent Sunday as the
guests of relatives in Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks are
moving Saturday to Lowell, Wyo.,
where Mr.. Banks has employment.
The public relations office of the
army service forces training cent
er at Fort Lewis, Wash, has re-
ported in the past week the dis
charge of the following Laurel men
at the separation center: Kenneth
r. Shay, Jan. 10; Edward Barthuly,
Jan. 21; David E. Milligan, Jan.
20; Marion X. Dawson, Jan. 26;
Henry Kline, Jan. %; John o.
Laird, Jan. %, and Herbert S. =
Jan. 10.
Miss Virginia Dove of Billings, {
a specialist in children's work and
DR.. C. L. Clifford of Kalispell, di-
rector of Christian education of
the Methodist church in Montana, t
will be at Laurel Thursday and D
Saturday evenings at 1880 p. m. +
and Sunday at 2:30 p. m. teaching o
IN the local School of Religion at j
he Methodist church, according to W
he pastor, Rev. NJ. j. Wilcox. e
Mrs. Roy V. Morledge of Billings a
will be the guest speaker at the s
general meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service at the "
church Friday afternoon ,
1t 2:3O. The occasion is the an L
lual birthday party of the society X X
Mrs. Morledge will speak on L
World Friendship" c.
Rev. M. J. Wilcox of the Meth a
,dist church here addressed the II
asst session of the Joliet-Fromberg CT
leadership Training class held at
he Fromberg church last Monday ct
vening. His subject was "Applied tt
Paul Wilson made in
he trip with him. pi
bt
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30

Mrs. Eva Richardson has return
ed from Red Lodge where she
spent a week with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Freeman.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-21
Alaska Has First Charitable Trust

ANCHORAGE, (P)-Alaska had what is believed to be it's first public charitable trust project to- day-a gift from z. J. Loussac, retired druggist.
 Immediately available to the Loussac foundation will be an es- tinated interest in the S630,000 NGffice building now being com pleted.
 Under terms of the druggists will, the foundation also will re- ceive revenues from all his prop critics, including buildings in the business district and an apartment house.
 Loussac coupled his gift with the assertion 'everything I earned came from here-I want it used here"
 He came to Alaska in 1907.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-21
Berlin Elections
 RejectCOmmunism
(By RICHARD KASISCHKE)

BERLIN, (P) - Virtually com plete returns today showed that the citizens of Berlin sharply re- buffed the sSian-Sponsored So- cialist Unity (CommuniSt party in election for city and borough council.
 The Social Democrats party won 4S.7 percent of the tabulated votes and the Christian Democrats took second place with approxi- mately g per cent.
 The Socialist Unity party, which was formed in the Russian zone by merging the Communist and social Democrats parties, ran third with about 19.8 per cent.
 The balloting was in all four of Berlin'S occupation zones for part ies, and not for individual candi- dates. City and borough councils will be selected on proportional basis. The new council will re- place the city government eStab- lished last year by the Russians when the Red army was the only military force present.
 Fourth in the voting was the Liberal-Democrat party with 9.5 per cent of the vote.
 Social Democrats leaders said they were surprised at the extent of their plurality and that they had expected to win only 40 per cent.
 The Social Democrats stand for socialization of industries. The second ranking Christian Demo- cratS are staunch advocates of private property rights. The So- cialist Unity party also espoused specialization of industries, advo- eating wide appropriation of prop critics belonging to persons they call ''war criminals, big Nazis and capitalists" means opposed by the Social Democrats"