davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sept.--- 20.45 20.45 eO.46 2O.45
Chissss Cash Malket.
wheat. none. Corn. no. yellow. 20;
Nc; ysllow .33N-h; No. 4 ye,loM.
Oats, NO. i heavy. mixed SO: No. heavy.
mixed. Sc; No. heavy. white. 1914. v.
Rye. No. 2 grAdes. 2.70-280 Barley.
80, nominal Eield seed, per 100 pounds,
nomfnaE red clover. 36 Q0-42 90: syeet
clover. II. SOILS. 90: timothy 2. .O0-7 30.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Toll TuIes Contest Slotted

The Walsh Club VIII hold . tall
tales contest at $50 pm. Sunday
In the rear Of 1928 Twenty-second
street NV. A prize Of IS win be
awarded the person telling the big
gest and most artfully embroidered
Whopper.o
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n Bond Market
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mkt 81 % Al ~
MKT 10 % j zM
mo Pae 6hs 20 71M
'lNo Pac = ~ = 7ob6
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! Aoxis&B 4 ]Ms66 eeN
in O = ~ 50 SO AM
In OF ~ 4Ms60. -
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|tsosf West 1896 132tt
tNor Pc 6s2047D1ol
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lNor Pac ~ 2O47 TN
lpAe 0&E ~ ~ 1854
IPennC CtAiy3M6O 6zA
lpennRR 3As Sc 1oz4s
Iprovid Sec zs67 16A
IReadins SMs 06 eost
Rio0rWestzsA0 9A
lRutin 1st4Mz1- 1lA.
lSsLSnYr $3.50 b S5A
lStI6nFr zNs7B 40
| 3tL9nYS ESQ A 52M
IlSeab nc4M2O16 Tan
taea II Il 90 100
ea-AirYi6s36A AA
ISheii On 2Ms n e7A
lSoccny-V2MS70 S0iA
So Pac 4hs 90 eoA
IsQPac4 MsOr77 1o1
lSou pac 2As % o0h
lSoPac 3 2Kzs 81 SzM
,I0o Ry 0hss &c. 1104
Itso ~ sn II 50 1ooH
] IetdO O1lNJ2 Hs'71 e7A
IITexkNO Orl3MoO e1N
Third Ave s. 60 90h
On Pac 2Hs 20 lob
wabash 4Ns 81 o7h
Vest Oh 4s2361 M
West On 81 81 At
West On 80 90 029t
dWisc Cn zS6D36 a.
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Market Averages
Ode 81 p ceilings

rHII Ap15 r1zl1 ~: ts,Tns e.
ported today shsss Ha4ssctions 81. GUS
TONERS With odd-lot dsAlsys OK Specialists
cemHer i'll: K.1b6 purchasss ipyoivink l4e-
6S0 shAres, zoos QAles mtolytng 1k3s 40
snsrss, ineiudins ID mort sales invulvinG
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Kansas City Power & Light Co.
net income for II months ended
September 80 was 4,022, ,901 or $7.20
VS.. $3,024,801 or $3.50 in the preced-
ing fiscal period.
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IA :UOa.m zlo 600 1900 noon $40 600.
200 p.m go 600 500 nm, 40 900
tUuit OF trading 10 shares: sales prlnted
"a full en- bankTuptcy OK recetverahin of
being reorganised under Bankruptcy Act.
@ secuItties 9sMmed ey s9cn companass3e s3.
a@usfteTis @ or semiannnd decia1ation q9-!
Ssnds Is 3 Ss.se ~ 10 DOT S NmeIudsd = disldepd.
s 81 riehts: Also ezra g sxtrea i1rs
b steck. g Paid lsst year: 9 Fayahls "a
csradian funds Accumulated disidsn0l ~
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N. Y. Curb Murket
Isa gaaSD EsSs SsIn sssgrs

u EkEv4VUS CLO0E.
3OjLakeyFd&M.16e ~
4 sslLioneI Corp sos 15M
AlLong Island Lts. III
3tlLouis LdEE Goa 12NI
McWill Dredge- 10A
Aenasco Mfg, :. 3N
3tIAid.WestCp ae 1oNI
Mining Cp Can -
'MlNonogram Pict. ~
AlMorrisPl cp We 5
INatBellasH .2Oe ~
4INew Mex d Arfx 4
AlNiagara Hud Pr ~
Ml Noma Eiec lie lea
iAlNo Am It d Pwr ~
Northeast Atrl- J
Sta Pwr A.. Y5M !
iAlNorthrcpAircNe 81
AjPan Am Air war ~
NlPantepecOil "a. I'm
16IPennroad Ne s
lAIrhillipsPkg1Ae. z3M
d1!P 1!Pierce-oovern-. lM
Pioneer Gold 3M
Powdrl6zAlex 1s Sh
AlProducers Corp ~
hlR-K-O opt war SM
1bIRaytheon Mig ~
Elec 6tl- 23A
hlSt. Regis Paper ~
5AIEayoy Oil 49, ~I
! 3tlechulte Inc---- ~
6esAl Lock .-- ;
Ml1elect Indust 3k
'1slSeutinel Radio !"
3<I Solar Airc 60 AM
1tlsosA Mfg Ae-- 81
: 3bl6pencer Shoe ~
lbIGtd Cap b Seal 10h
AlStd Power d L. 81
- ISun Ray DR. 1e- -
LbITexon O&L 40 ~
tTextron Inc -, 12h
klTrans-Lux .10e- ~
AITri-cont v w. ~
Ml Unexceic chenks -
1blUtd 1t q Hys l. 15M
t6lU 8 Foil B Cos 22N
14Iu 8 n Int Sec Nt
MiUsah-Ida 3 .l6e Abi
g In the foregoing table
ments based on the last
lnual declaration. un-
1. special or extr9 diyt-
uded. o Also extra or
K dividend. d Cash or
x paid so far thff year. 1
g Paid last year. b Pay.
funds. X Accumulated
clared this year. a New
warrants. xW without
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| q:
la. D. r. Co .--. I
| Aireon Mig Co = 4
| Alaska AiTlines J
| Am Cynamid.1s -
| Am l. q T,1.20 23
| AnchPost r zoe I
| Ark Nat Gas ;
| Atlas Corp v " I
Baxium Steel -. :
Basic Refrct 40 !
| Berk&G Gay Furn I
| Blum Phil II
Breeze Cp 1.6O- II
Brewster Aero 4
BrownFDist 80 a
Bnk Hill q 8 Va IL
Burma Ltd ]
| lCatalin Am 40 ~
| Cent q SW Util- ]
| Cities Service n
| Colts Pat r Arm "A
Comm 4 Sou war
| Cons Biscuit L. II
| Cons Text .6Oe- !
| Cont Fdy u He. II
tCorron a Reyn }
| Croft Brew .06e z
lCrosley Motors ~
lCrown Cent Pet :
| CrownDruS .15e :
Cub Att Su INA q
iDeuntson n zoe ~
| East State Corr I
| Easy Wash u B I
Eec Bd q Share y
| Equity Corp --- Z
| Fairchild Z h A )
FansteelAet Ne 1S
Ford NLtd.166e :
| Glen Alden Cl 9. ~
| 0olddeld Cons. ]
Haseltine Ike :. ~
HumRossF .60a. z9
Illinois Power %
Int Petrol hh- y
Invest Roy .W-. !
KAiser-Fraxer-- q
Kirk L q N .O2- ]
Un II
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sxtrss. aFsid 90 III this year. &
extra. f3% extra. S6 extra. 10 cent
axtra D Paid In 1913. SO eXtr
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Mr.. Holmes was the son of the
late John Glenn and Emma L. Div
en- Holmes and was the sixth gener-
alton of his family to be born in
Baltimore. He attended Baltimore
City College and the graduate school
of John Hopkins University, where
he took his Ph.D. in history prepa-
ratory to teaching. An article for
the Baltimore American led to the
offer of job, and he followed a
writing career in news, public re-
lations and advertising.
In 1917, Mr.. Holmes joined the
staff of the Baltimore Sun as q
Legislative reporter and later was
night city editor. In 1926 he went
to the New York World and when
that paper suspended publication
joined the staff of the Brooklyn
Eagle, where he remained until
1885.
During his years on the Eagle, he
covered the investigations in the
Bank of the United States and City
Trust Co., which won him a nomi-
nation for the Pulitzer Prize. His
investigations into jury panel irregu-
larities IN New York State led to
corrective legislation.
For four years Mr.. Holmes COW
cred Wall Street and railroads for
the New York journal of Commerce
In 1889, he joined the publicity staff
of the Republican National Commit
Evening star., 1946-06-10
PAC Opposes TaImadge;
He Accepts CHALLENGE
BY ths Xsseeiot.d Pres.

ATLANTA, June lo.-The CIO Po-
litical Action Committee in Geor-
gia yesterday came out against the
gubernatorial candidacy OF Eugene
Talmadge, and Herman Talmadge
son Of the former Governor, re.
sponded promptly with the asser.
tion, I'VE accept the challenge"
No further comment was i'm
mediately forthcoming from the
candidates son and campaign man.
ager or from Mr.. Talmadge him.
self, who came to Atlanta Satur-
day for treatment for a head cold
Herman Talmadge indicated, how
ever, that he and his father might
have plenty to say as the campaign
progressed.
The PAC stand was announced By
Charles H. Gilman, retiring chair
man, after an executive session last
ing several hours. The announce
ment said:
"The PAC MADE no Endorsement
OF any gubernatorial candidate, of.
flcially or unof1icially, but the groul
Evening star., 1946-06-10
In Mrntnriant

PROCTOR. HELEN. In loving memory
Of my devoted sister-in- law, HELEN Proc
TOR who departed this life three years
ago today. June 10. 1913.
| Three years have past and gone
Since we were forced to part.
But time and space cannot erase
sfsTEp Y9HE msnoIy aNf fy from my 81 heart .n,r
RhEA. ROBERT PRESTON A sacred
81 o.rTo o1r HUSBAND and father. ROBERT
PRESTON RHEA. who passed away eight
years ago today, June 10. 1888.
Lonely years may come and 20,
Wen never forget that tragic sight,
As We gazed upon your silent face
And watched your spirit take its night.
In our heart there comes loneing
For your kindness and protection;
This loneliness is hard to bear.
Eight long years Of weary yearning.
Struggline along life's path. alone:
Father in Heaven. please watch DER us,
HeR Us 70 @ o@ereome come lies s' sofroxM o1aS Will
LoTINd WIFE VII neafss ANNIE E Sfh RaEA s,l Chill
DREN, THELMA A. JEROME O.. AN
META .; 5sMIIH', AND RogERT B
HoETg poK1THY 3. RHEA AND ELMER B
SIMPSON. ALyERTA v. In loving mem
ory OF my daughter. ALvERTA Y. sIMP-
S9N; SssS. who left US so suddenly June 10.
,tsT just loving thought
. Just silent tear.
! Just beautiful memory { syea,s ;
/ OF a daughter we loved SO dear
LOVING MOTHER. HATTIE " SNIP.
I SON
TSasoS sss4 Ipsx In n6goY
parted this life seven years ago. June 10,
| 1899.
Seven years ago today
God came and took you away:
I loyed you then and love you still.
miss you now and ALWAYS will
| TOLSON
/ WEIGH. MAUDE. In loving memory of
our deyoted wife; mother and grandmother
MAUDE WEIGH, who departed this life
Loves remembrance outlasts ALL
| Sunshine passes, shadows fall:
| And though the years be many. it's true,
| Still they are filled with thoughts of you
FAMILY. WALTER. MOLL1E, HAROLD
| JAMES AND BEVERLY.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Garna nf ThankH

EAST, FRED. We desire to express our
sincere thanks to our relatives and friends
for their attendance, beautiful floral trih-
utes and kind expressions Of sympathy at a
EAST, We also wish to thank Rev. Roy
J. Ridlet.. the Gridiron Club of Washing
ton, D. c.; the Friendly Sons of St Pat
rick, Washington, D. c., and Joseph R.
Birch g. Sons for their kind and efficient
services.
SALLY, LOUISE AND WILLIAM EAST AND
MRS. WILLIAM B. NIXON.
McCRoNE, ]. GUY. The family Of our
beloved husband and father, ]. GUY Nc
CRONE gratefully acknowledges the many
kind expressions of sympathy received
from many relatives friends and neigh
bors during our bereavement.
MRS. MARGARET McCRONE AND FAM
lily. 10
WALLINGFORD, FRANCES v. We wish
to express our sincere thanks to the many
friends. and relatives, Rev. Poore, and mem m
their expressions of sympathy and floral
tributes during our bereavement:
HUSBAND, DANIEL T. WALLINGSFORD;
SONS, DANNY AND BOBBY.
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Dratha

day TndscHAsa 5as + ist EPyAaR PpwERp 9 siHg
Nd. husband Of the late Hilda Tiilinghas ST ST
Mrs. Boyee r, Williams, brother Of Mary
Fla. Services at the Chevy Chase Funeral a
day: 9'l:,I June 81 i, Al 10 am. interment Fort
VAN HORN, BERTHA E. On Monday,
BERTHA E. VAN HoRN eofenai q n415 sRi'ss oak ST.
nv. beloved mother of Mrs. Thelma
h hen MEs leslie BETTE oSn We09er Ts4nG, Rose1 NJ LLOYD
ices at the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
ann IN IeassfsS po4s hneon anne eem
1916, CLARA Walsh Of fsinf' soa TayIor SIme st. t.
NV. widow of the late Joseph Walsh.
400 Chaplin st. nv NV. on tuesday, June, june
II. at 10 am. Interment in Rock Creek
axg WEBB s.hAIN EANNIE wrpR On Saturday, June s.
ave. NV; sister Of Cynthia Thompson and
aunt OF Louise Wilson and Grace Wither-
spoon. Friends may call at the Malvan g.
NV, where services will be held Tuesday.
Mn1eo.idi Sune III & at 10 am. Interment Lincoln
WESLE1. ELIZA ELLA. On Sunday,
June o. 1946. at her residence, roo First
St, nv; ELIZA ELLA WESLEY. beloved
voted mother OF John O. Wesley. Beatrice
W.. Tinney. Jeanette w Thomas, Anna
belle W. Curtis, Charles E. Wesley and Ella
OF, grandchildren, Observation-Disclosures and
other relatives and friends: After 3 pm
Tuesday friends are invited to call at her
by Rev. r. NJ. Williams at Asbury Metho-
dist Church. lth and K sts. NV, Wednes-
day, June IL, at l 80 pm Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by
Mcclure. ii
xENAKIS. MARKoS. on Wednesday,
June 5, 1896 at his residence, 9O4 N. Y.
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin
st.. NV. on Monday. June 10. at ] 80
pm, Services at st. Sophias Greek Or
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1946-06-10

tee and at one time wrote a de.
partment for the old Literary Digest
He came to the FWA as an In
formation specialist. June 30, 1941.
Last month he was active in hand
ling the press details of the Presi-
dents Committee on Highway Safe
ty meeting held In Washington. .
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Elsie Askey Holmes; two step-sons
Ralph Carman of Falls Church and
Melvin j. Carman of Brooklyn, and
seven grandchildren.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Murouess of Both Dies

WARMINSTER, England, June
10 tP).-Thomas Henry Thyme, So
fifth Marques of Bath, former
parliamentary undersecretary OF
state for India, died at his home
here yesterday after brief illness.
The marques succeeded to his title
in 1895. He was undersecretary in
1905,
Evening star., 1946-06-10

ish governments de facto Embassy
here. died today on the Paris-Hen-
daye Express in the station of Dax,
a few miles south of Bordeaux,
while ensroute to Spain, the French
News Agency said. The Marques
was counselor of the Spanish Em-
bassy in Washington for five years.
Evening star., 1946-06-10

man, died Sat-
urday following
a heart attack
at his home, 502
Oak street, Falls
Church, Va.
Funeral serv-
ices were to be
held today at
Chambers fun
eral ON e ,
Thirty-frst and
M streets NV.
The body will
be taken to New
York for burial
in the Luther
an c e m e t cry,
RronLIx,~
Evening star., 1946-06-10

wants at any cost to defeat Tall
madge."
Four other candidates are in the
Governors race. They are James
V. Carmichael, Hoke O'Kelley, for
mer Gov. E. D. Rivers and Hoke
Willis.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Frank 6. Holmes, 50,
Veteran Newsman
And FWA Aide, Dies

Frank G. Holmes, SO, assistant di-
rector of information for the Feder-
al Works Agency and a veteran New
York and Baltimore newspaper
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Mrn1urtal Srrutrrs

BUTLER, Tl5 JOHNNIE e. Memorial
services for TI5 JOHNNIE e.
2 BUTLER will be held at his late
(@ home, 13 c st. Sc, Monday. June
lS 10. 1916, at $50 pm Family
N and close friends will attend.
Evening star., 1946-06-10

Ex-Counselor Here Dies
PARIS. June 10 (P).-The Marques
de Zahara, counselor of the Span
Evening star., 1946-06-10
HIT Mrntnrtant

memory of our dear wife, mother ans
grandmother, MAMIE PURDY BEVERLY
who died June 10, 1941
She will always be with us.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1946-06-10

SMITH. AUGUSTUS G., sR. On Mon
efsts sohf HOSPITAL a s4 e gM Hn
Sr.. of 233 14th st. ne, beloved husband
OF Mary A.. Smith and father of James Fl,
Smith, Mrs. Alice NJ Hurley and Laura j.
Raeburn.- Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home: 317 Pa. ave. s.e.. on Thurs
day. June 18th. at am: thence to Holy
Comforter Church where mass will be Of
fered at $50 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olvet Gene
terry 10
Evening star., 1946-06-10

BENNIHT: LUCY E. on Monday. June
of Chary H Bennett. mother of Mrs
Ann Holman of Roanoke: Va; Mrs. Ma
Wright :" Of Of clarssbu-s, VI. Va: Charles E
Bennett. associated with the United States
Embassy aa Asuncion, Paraguay. South
with the Columbus Flying School of Co.
lhmbus, Miss. Services at Chambers Riv-
erdale Funeral Home on Wednesday. June
II, st 2:30 pm Interment GEORGE Wash
tneton Memorial Cemetery 12
Evening star., 1946-06-10

MAkIiN; NAE Gos g0SEPH E: On Friday, June
Sc ne, devoted husband of D. Nadine
Martin loving father of Norvie L. Martin
EuTkle. Edward and Ernest Martin After
/ - LIN am Monday, June. 10, friends may
ave: NV. where funeral services will be
| held on Tuesday, June II, at j pm. the
ReV, r. L. Rollins officiating. Interment
/ Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Evening star., 1946-06-10

I PENNINGTON, MARY LEE. On Satur.
day. June 8, 1915 MARY LEE PENN1NG-
| TON Of 655 Morton st. NV, wife of tht
late Willis H. Pennington and mother o1
Mrs Bertha Thomas, Mrs Rosie Turner
and Willis o., Eugene H. and Roland E
Pennington. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. After % am. Tues
day. June II, friends are invited to cal
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
81. Nv. services on Wednesoay, June X
and Que SITS NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Family may be seen
at $50 Park rd NV IL
Evening star., 1946-06-10

Z, Io46. olive D. B. PETTERsoN' I; 5 NV Wife su.1 Of
the late John A. Peterson, mother of
John A Peterson. jr; daughter Of John
Wss sister Of Mae Sanes and ar Mar
bers' Funeral Home, 140O Chaplin St.
NV, until Monday. June 10, at 1890
pm Services in Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer, Va. at / pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery 10
Evening star., 1946-06-10

LEX, JOHN G. Members of the
Policemen's Association will at
\ tend the services of our late
VI Body resting at HySong's Fu-
neral Home, 18th and N sts.
NV. REQUIEM mass will be Of
fered al St. Patrick's Church at
Tuesday. June IL. 1916. Inter-
Evening star., 1946-06-10

on Sunday. June .. 1915. RAYMoN w. ".
SHOWALTER of 21O 18th ST. Sc. beloved
husband of Louise Kaiser Showalter and
Elnora Showalter and brother Of Mrs syl-
via Godfrey of Nokesville, Va Funeral
from the James T. RYAN Funeral Home.
BIT Pa. ave. Sc. on Wednesday, June IL,
at pm. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery IL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
Detroit, Mich, Nalljiienos
LANKESI B. BUGDINAS

Detroite buvo atsilankes Br.
Bugdinas. Jis cia trumpai SUI
stojo vaziuodamas j Toronto,
Kanada, kalbeti Lietuviams. Jis
cia budamas pernakvojo pas
veikeja Bessie Keblaitiene. Po-
nj Keblaitiene buvo pasikvietus
kelias viesnias SUI sveciu susi-
pazinti ir pasikalbeti. Gala
kad svecias taip greitai turejo
apleisti musu miesta ir nebu-
vo progos geriau susipazinti su
sio miesto Lietuviais.
Tikimes kad kalbetojas B.
Bugdinas dar lures progos sia-
me mieste lankytis su prakal-
bomis. Detroitieciai skaityda-
mi is laikrasciu apie B. Bugdi-
no prakalbas labai juo susido-
mejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
BALE 76 SKYRIAUS
VAKARELIS

Gruodzio /, buvo suruosta
BALI skyriaus bingo vakare-
lis. zmones tokiam salpos va
karui prijaute ir skaitlingai
j atsilanke. Kadangi sale ne
perdidziausia tai .tokiai grupei
atsilankiusiu prisiejo butt SUI
sigrudus, nei zaisti negalejo.
Siam vakarui buvo sudavonota
daug graziu dovanu nuo nariu.
Reiskia, BALF vajus musu
mieste sekmingai pradetas. Jau
yra tokiu kad ir savo aukas pa
skyre. Vienas is tu pirmuju
aukotoju yra Teisejas Juozas
P. Uvick.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
ANSONlA, CT.
VIESAI PAGERBTA Uz
ENERGINGA DARBUOTE

Lapkricio %, Nemunas Hall,
Ansonia, Kareiviu Motinu Klu-
bas surenge puikia vakariene
sio klubo pir mininkei Onai Cep-
linskienei, isreiksti jai pagarba
w suorganizavima Motinu Ka-
reiviu Kluho ir uz jos energin-
ga darbuote visuomeneje.
Ponia M. Balco, vakaro vede-
ia, iteike pirmininkai grazia
dovana ir klubo vardu pasvei-
kino Ona Ceplinskiene, pareiks-
DANA kad 81 surpraiz puota yra
surengta jai pagerbti; dalyviai
reiske savo pagarba ranku plo-
jimu.
Ona Ceplinskiene, kuriai. Ia
iskilme rengta, tue ivykiu nu-
stebinta, susigraudino, sakyda-
ma kad tokiu ivykiu retail atsi-
tinka; uz gera daznai blogu at
moka, cia kaip tik priesingai.
Toki pagerbimai veikeju tu-
retu dazniau butt rengiami, SUI
stiprintu ju energija, priduotu
daugiau upo dirbti. Is kitos
puses, uz rnazas klaideles smer-
xii yra tik veikeju atsaldymas
is veiklos.
Vakarienei baigiantis seke
kalhos. Kalbejo pirmininke o.
Ceplinskiene, padekojo uz tokl
jos pagerbima ir uz dovanas !;
kalbejo DR.. M. j. Colney is Wa
terbury, ponios V. Tysliaviene
ir Prane Lapiene is Brooklyn,
N. Y; A. Balco, A. Radvila, IS
Seymour; j. Radzevicius ir. Ell
lie kitu, reiksdami p. Ceplins-
kienei Sirdingus linkejimus.
Ponas Radvila sudainavo ke-:
leta dainu pirmininkes pagar-
bal; ponia Tysliaviene axiom
navo pianu.
Rengino komisija, ponia M.
Ralco. M. Balauskiene, M. Ra-
dzeviciene, visiems reiskia Sir
dinga padeka uz atsilankyma.
Vakaro Dalyve.
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musu brangieji seimu nariai ir
labiausia nieko neturi. Neabe-
jotina kad ju daug nuo nuola-
tinio badavimo ismirs.
Pazymetina kad dabar EMO
mes rasydami is Lietuvos apie
savo gimines kunigus JUGS ne
vadina kunigais, tik pazymi lyg
civilini asmeni raide p, lyg kad
reikstu pona, ar pilieti ar dar
ka kita. Mat zmones jau is
moko plesraus okupanto sau-
gotis. M. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
SANDARIECIU PRAKALBOS
IR VAKARIENE

Gruodzio l, L. P. saleje, S. S.,
buvo surengta sandarieciu pra-
kalbos ir vakariene. Kalbetojais
buvo DR.. P. Dagys, tik kelios
savaites is Europos, ir p. A.
Deveniene. Abu kalbetojai daue
papasakojo kaip musu broliai
kencia Lietuvoje po bolsevikais
ir kaip musu pabegeliai vargs-
: "a as svetimose salyse. VIC, :.
kiecius. mus Ameri-
Auku surinkta sh7,z
sa savo: Mr.. If Mrs. s4'tiv: PivsroAuu- Au- :
20; s Mr.. if Mrs. Jureait;s tiso,eas "a
mr. La: q Radius IS; Mrs. Virb;c,, yp ,
kas 50; Kalieiai So; p. savaIe- vae-
kls So; S. Starta So, G. Dargis
"; po 81: B. Jucevieiute, S.
Alellunas, A. Vaitkeviciene, 4.
haleda, A. Mieiulis, J. Stone.
V. Mazeika, J. Zodelis, B. Ba-
kaniene, F. Savickas, P. Mar
mokas, B. Lapeika, A. zaleduo-
mis-.
zmoniu del blogo salto orc
atsllanke apie 200.
Fakariene buvo zemutineie
saleje, sve6iu pagerbimui: da-
lyvavo apie 70 asmenu.
Prakalbose programa vede 2.
Il: Plvaronas, Sandaros pirmi-
nlnkas, o vakarieneje F. Ra-
dzius. Pc vakarienes trumpas
kalbas pasake P. L. Pivaronas,
j. Virbickas, Adv. Ed. Schultz.
p. Plvaroniene, B. Gramba, P.
Marmokas ir kit, ir taipgi kali
VETO sveciai p. Deveniene ir
DR.. Dagys.
kadangi nekurie pahegeliai
dabar jau gyvenantieji Pitts
burghe, Vokietijoje priklause
prie dainu ansamblio tai pra-
SAINT publikai jie sudainavo ke-
leta daineliu. Pabaigoje sugie-
dota Lietuvos Him1fas.
!! ]. Virbickas:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
LAUKIAM KUN. DIR.
KONCIAUS PRAKALRU

Sukinejantis po Lietuviska
visuomene isgirsti kalbu kad
zmones laukia Kun. DR.. Kon-
claus prakalbu. Be abejones
BALI pirmininkas, nesenai SUI
gryzes is Europos, atsilankyda-
mas kolonijose masiniuose mi
tinguose, sukels nemazas SUI
mas pinigu. Kad i ir musu mic
ste, dabar laukiama kada pa
skirs laika prakalboms ir EMO
mes lures progos isgirsti is pa
ties BALI pirmininko lupu ka
jis patyre tarp Lietuvos pabe-
geliu lankydamasis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
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