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Evening star., 1946-12-09
Fitton Hits Second HoIe-in-O One
Kenwood Likes Frostbite Golf

George q. Fitton scored his sec
|ond hole In one In three months at
Congressional Country Club yester-
day when he lofted q nine-iron
shot into the cup on the 125-yard
temporary 1914 hole. The short par
ia Is being played In place Of the
regular 18th. H. z. Carleton and
j. E. McCue were Fitton's playing
partners. He posted an 83 for the
round.
In September, Fitton made his
INST ace on the 212-yard nth hole
at Hershey Country Club with .
four-wood.
Golfers at KenWood are turning
out In mid-season numbers for the
winter blind bogey tournaments.
Alton Willett induced 90 club MEM
bers to enter the week end event
which was marked by q nine-way
tie at "a.
The winners: w. g. Jones,
96-22-74; H. D. Barker, 9l-17-74;;
s. w. Seinemetz, 101-27-74; r. j,
Deveraux, 91-17-74; H. J. Cooper,
90-l6-74: Paul Hathaway, 88-l4-
"A; w. j. Lank, 92-l8-74; P. W.
Sheppard, 97-23-74 and G. K.
LaBrun, 94-20-T.
DIVOT DATA-Helen Dettweiler
has been elected president OF the
Women's Professional Golf Asso-
citation for 1947. The Washington
golfer, now registered out Of Indio,
Calf, was honored by the Woman
Golfer magazine which used full
page picture of Helen in her WASP
uniform. She has not renewed her
civilian pilots license Witty Cox,
who will return to Congressional
next year, and Mrs. Cox visited
Pinehurst last week with Charles
j. Lane of Garden City, N. Y. Lane
Evening star., 1946-12-09
HOW TO PLAN FOR FAMILY HAPPINESS

Then you know what is left to spend on
everyday family needs such as food.
clothing, recreation land what you can
set aside for such family plans as new
home, education, travel.
Because the life insurance COM
panies and their agents have long
helped people to plan for family Sc
crrity and happiness, they are con-
Quoting this program of information
as q public service to the II .000, 900
owners of life insurance and to every
American family.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Russell With los Leeds
Blind Golfers Tourney
BY the As.ociossd Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, Dec. o.
Clinton j. Russell, Duluth, Mimi, is
national champion Of blind golfers,
outpointing Charles Boswell, Bir-
mingham, Ala, second, and Marvin
Shannon, Fort Worth, Tex, third
in a tournament which ended yes
terday on the country club course
Russell carded los for Is holes In
the final days play.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
D. c. Field Hockey Team
Beaten in Baltimore
Special Dispoieh 10 Tbs s'or

BALTIMORE. Dec. Baltimore
women's field hockey team scored
81 victory over Washington yester-
day to make up for IL tie between
the two earlier this year. Excellent
play by Washington's goalie. Eliza
beth Plimpton, kept the score from
being higher.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
varipapa Captures
Tenpin Title Worth
Estimated $4,000
" Me Asseeiofsd Press

CHICAGO Dec. ANDY Vari-
papa, 52-year-old Hampstead IN. "
bowling proprietor and one Of the
sports top trick-shot stars, has
proven his worth q leading tour
nament competitor as WELL winning
the all-star match-game champion
ship with an average Of 2l35 pins
through . gruelling 64-game four
day final.
vartpapa collected . trophy and
$4,000 FIRST prise,s but the cherished
=. title which he had chased In five
previous all-star classics without
luck, was considered by his fellow
bowlers to be worth ut least $50, 900
in advertisement signatures and so
forth.
The best the veteran had been
abls to do In other all-star Journeys
was to place third in 1912 and ls45.
Last night he finished up with 40
wins against "A defeats in the round
robin final. He spilled = total Of
1896 pins to compile Petersen
point aggregate Of 314.l6.
Allie Brandt, 5-foot 1-inch 1875
FOUNDER. pulled down the $1,000
second prize with a. record of 38
wins, rs defeats, an average of 2l0.2
pins q game and a total of 308.4
points.
Brandt, q billiard room proprietor
In Lockport. N. Y, finished the last
two days of the tournament on q
milk diet after suffering stomach
ailment. He was knocked out OF the
lead Saturday. but rallied sensation
ally before tangling with Varipapa
in the final four games. Brandt
needed to sweep all of them to stand
q mathematical chance to win. He
took the first two with sparkling
scores Of 2s6 to 221 and 234 to 159,
but varipapa gained three pins with
q 205 to 202 to cinch the crown and
closed with = splendid 269 to
Brandt's 1853.
Joe Wilman, the defending cham
pion. placed seventh, and Bud
Bomar, the 1914 title holder, took
tenth. The two were seeded into
the finals with IA other competitors
who won places among a field of IA
rolling in the 36-game preliminaries.
Tjy,ol cfondipoc.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

| LiUe and let liUe
Nowadays many older people are sharing
their homes with married sons and daughters
to tide them over this present difficult period
of readjustment.
''Both families should respect each others
freedom, and remember that people OF differ
ent ages very often have different tastes and
needs. The younger people may like to 60
out for dinner or dancing occasionally with
out feeling that they have to explain. And,
they in turn should always remember that
living in someone else's home calls for tact
and consideration"
Evening star., 1946-12-09
.JCC Busketers Trounce
Lancaster in Stcrt

Jewish Community Center opened
its basket ball season yesterday with
$3.50 win over the Lancaster (Pa)
team.
Irving Ornstein of the Washing
ton quint was high with "a points.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
uses Labor News Letter
Mailed 10 D. {. Employers

A news letter keeping employers
UP to date on labor trends in the
District will be issued as monthly
service to employers by the United
States Employment Service here.
Fred 2. Hetzel, area USES director,
announced today
The first copy of the Labor Mar
ket News Letter was mailed to the
District Commissioners today to
start communicative circulation of
the single-sheet digest.
The news letter, part of the cur
rent drive to develop jobs and get
employers to place job orders with
the USES. discusses what workers
are available and where there are
still shortage occupations, Govern
ment employment. woman workers
and the labor picture generally.
The USES also made public today
It's employer services plan," out
lining in detail how USES repre-
sentatives will help employers get
the best labor with the least difii-
Guilty.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
$40 Wives, Children
And 1900 Veterans
Due in u. ). Today

Approximately 1900 veterans are
due today aboard 10 transports at
two East Coast ports and four Pacific
Coast points.
In addition, the Vulcanla, carry
ing $40 French and British war wives
and children, is due at New York.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Lincoln Victory,
from Bremerhaven-1,4 ,46l troops.
including Headquarters and Head
quarters Battery, Medical Detach-
ment, Batteries A and B OF 581st
Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic
Weapons Battalion.
Maritime Victory, from South
ampton-989 troops, including 1196th
Engineer Base Company; 3231st
Quartermaster Service Company;
8l3th Ordnance Base Depot Com
pany; 713th Engineer Depot Com
pany.
Pontotoc Victory, from lie Havre-
984 troops, including 258th Engineer
Combat Battalion: 802d Ordnance
Light Maintenance Company: 102d
Quartermaster Company.
Texarkana Victory, from LIE
Havre-96S troops. including 3o8th
Medical Battalion, 83d Cavalry Re-
connaissance Troop, 904th Ordnance
Heavy Automotive Maintenance
Company, 3584th Quartermaster
Truck Company.
At Norfolk-William Jones, from
North Africa-2 soldiers.
At Tacoma-Owen Summers, from
Jinsen-5 Army Originally due
Wednesday at San Francisco.
At Bremerton-U. s. s. Panay,
from Pearl Harbor-17 Navy (orie.
inally due Tuesday at San Francis
COZ.
At San Diego-Merchant trans
port Young America-1,537 miscel-
laneous Navy and Marine personnel.
At San Observation-Disclosures
on following: Republic, from Ma
nila, LIZA Army. / Navy; Hope, from
Guam, SIT Navy, III Army.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
Newly Born Baby; Critically III,
Sped to Boston in Byrnes Plane

A 20-hour-old daughter of an
Army ofiicer's wife, in q dangerous
condition because her first food
went to the lungs instead of the
stomach, was flown from here to
Boston early today for emergency
treatment.
The infant underwent a delicate
operation in Children's Hospital,
Boston, later in the day, but its re-
suits were not Immediately disclosed.
To relieve the infants impaired
breathing oxygen equipment was in
stalled in the ambulance that took
ner from Walter Reed Hospital to
bolllng Field, as we'll as in the
plane and the ambulance which met
Evening star., 1946-03-22

chief of the Civilian Production Ad-
ministration's Textile Division
summed 1t up today.
Based on present prospects of
supply" Mr.. Rose said. adherence
to this formula by every one means
that there will be enough stockings
to go around for the next year"
Every woman, the CPA official
said, should take ut upon herself
to buy only her share-and no
more"
Mr.. Rose said the hosiery industry
expects to be turning out about
80, o,o00, 900 pairs of nylons a month
by April and between $4,000 900
Evening star., 1946-03-22

her at the Boston airport. The
plane used was one set aside by the
Army for the domestic travels OF
Secretary of State Byrnes.
The child's father, 1t. Gordon E.
Perkins, "A, has been confined to
Walter Reed with infantile pa
ralysis since last August. His wife,
Mrs. Eleanor Perkins, %, gave birth
to the infant shortly after 9 am.
yesterday.
1t was discovered the child was
in distress soon after her first feed
ing and when efforts to relieve her
proved unavailing it was decided
she should be treated by a Boston
Evening star., 1946-03-22
,ediatrician who specializes in such

pediatrician who specializes in such
cases.
An Army CAT, carrying Capt. w.
r. Schumann, a physician, and 1t.
Patricia Perry, nurse, who held the
child on her lap, left here about
l am. and was in Boston about two
and one-half hours later, according
to the Associated Press. A police
escort cleared lane to the hospital.
1t. Perkins, who was stationed at
Fort. Belvoir before he was stricken,
lives at Beverly Plaza Gardens,
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Hurt in FuII, Improves

Robert Lincoln O,Brien, 80, for
mer chairman of the Tariff Com
mission, is recovering at GARFIELD
Hospital today from a broken arm
suffered when he fell on the side
walk In front of his home, the High
land Apartments, yesterday, police
reported today.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
CPA Presents Formula
To Provide Hosiery for All
by the Associofsd prsx,

by me Assoeioted Press
Therell be enough hosiery for
every one If purchases are limited
to not over one pair of nylons every
two months-one pair of rayons
every three months.
That's the way Herbert Rose,
Evening star., 1946-03-22

and 10000, 900 pairs of rayons, along
with about 100000 pairs made Of
cotton and other materials.
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YOUNGSTOWN, O.
APlE DARIUS IR KITOS
ZINUTES

Buves plieno streikas giliai
pakirto darbininko finansus. @
dabar dar giliau jaucia ia ne
geistina streiku rezultata. Cia
Jauciama ir angliakasiu strei-
kas, kuris taip, pakirto visos
SALES industrija ir ekonomiska
p'a!dettil ksad, klsaayd .jau, nj. nera I .,iuokaspi
Del stokos ANGLES, viena is
didesniu plieno isdirbysciu mu-
sq mieste visai uzsidare ir Sim
tai liko be darbo. Oar kitos
dirbtuves "karpo" savo darbi-
ninku skaicius ir Wis daugiau
bedarbiu atsiranda.
Dviejq savaiciu angliakasiu
streiko pertraukimas nieko ne
pagerino darby situacija, jei
dar atidetas gelezinkeliu strei-
kas lvyks tai visai industrija
baigs smaugti.
Maisto ir kitu reikmenu pa
detis kasdien blogeja: stoka
mesos, stoka duonos, stoka APP
redalo. Viena is didziausiu sio
miesto duonkepyklu uzsidare
nekuriam laikui, o kitos atlei-
dzia darbininkus, nes sumazin-
tos miltu kvotos kepykloms su-
mazino darbus.
Visi zmones ko toxic laukia,
bet nei vienas nezino ka tikrai
rytojus atnes ir kaip Washing
tono galvos gales. sail is tos
ekonomiskos klampynes isvesti
j normales vezes.
Kas toxic negero einasi mu-
su LRKSA 63 KIP, mes nariai
rekia kad jiems reikia visos
naujos valdybos, bet nei vienas
is ju nenori ar nemoka uzim-
ii valdybos mario yietos. O gal
nariai reikalauja demokratis-
kos tvarkos, mes kaip girdeti
dabartinis pirmininkas Waldo
kuopa diktatoriskai.
Sekmadieni, Geguzes 26, bus
karunacija Geguzes Karalaites,
Sv. Pranciskaus LietuviQ para
pijos baznycioje, su ivairiu pro-
gramu parapijos sode, jei bus
grail diena.
Klauskite Alberto Maskeliu-
no kas toxic zavejancio yra ant
Scioto gatves kad jis taip tan
kiai ten vaikscioja. Gal mel
.le,. Albertai? Rep.
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IMamkiene- Rastutaite, Anele, gi
/ musi syliu k, Naumiescio va
Taurages ap.
Matukiene, Morta.
1Matusevicius, Damazas, is 10
navos, gyv. New York.
Mickiene -Petkaite, Apolonija
dukte Juozapo.
Mikuta, Jonas, gyv. Telsiuose
ar apskrity, dabar J. A. V
Mikutaite, Maria, gyv. Telsiuo'
Sc ar apskrity, dabar J. A. V
Nagrockis, Antanas, gyv N. Y
Palencius, Pranas, Ozkaro Pa
pendiko brolis, gyv. Chicago
Paulauskiene, Julia, gyvenusi
Brockton.
Petrauskas, Jonas, is JakenQ
k, Salako val, Zarasu ap.,
ir jo vaikai.
Petrusewicz, Adam, gyv. Phil,
Pa, Richmond ST.
Pipyne, Juozas, gyv Phil, Pa.
Pliuskys, Antanas, gyv. Telsiuo-
Sc ar apskrity, dabar ]. A. V.
Poskaite, Julia, gyv. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Prosogalaviciene Gar panasiai)
Laurinavicaite, is Raudondva-
rio ,YG7a7ll,.,, ,YG7a7ll,.,, I KIauno a.! no. ap., gyv.
Puodziunas, Jurgis, gyv. New
York.
Pupsaite, Barbe, gyv New York.
Railai, Antanas ir Kazys, su-
nus -Puzinaites, XII
lusios is Vabalninko, gyvena
Chicago.
Riebzda, Pranas.
Refill, Gastavas, is Kiduliu val,
gyv. New Haven, Conn.
Reinert, Augustus.
Reklaitis, Gustavas, is Jurbar-
ko, gyv. New Haven, Conn.
Rimkevicius, Juozas, gyv. Hart
ford, Conn.
Rumbuciai, is Vezaiciu, kuriQ
dalis gyv. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Sabaliauskas, Petras, Lietuvo-
je gyv. Sutkuose, sakiu ap.
Saldukas, Vincas, gyv. Boston.
Skinkiai, is Sunsku, VilkaviS-
kio ap.
Stancikas, Juozas, gyv. New
York.
Stankevicius, Antanas, is Kupis-
kio.
Statkus, Aleksas, gyvenes New
York
simkus, Dzenas (John) y, SUI
nus Vinco, gimes AmerikoJe
bet buves Lietuvoje.
Siurkaite, kilusi is JoniSkio.,
siurkus, kiles is Joniskio.
sopilo, Stasys, gyv. Brooklyn.
Sulmiene Matuzaite, Veronika,
gimusi Mfckunuose, siauliu
ap.
sviesa, Juozapas, is Radviliskio,
gyv. Baltimor6je ir Chicago.
Tamulaiciai, Bronius, Juozas If
Vincas, is Paziegzdriu, sakiq
ap.
Tiskeviciene, Antanina, gyv.
New York.
Trepkiene Zumaraite, Elena,
gyv. Molineje.
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Venckiene Zumaraite, Emil.
ia, gyv. Moline.
Vilkaitis, is Mergbudzio, sakiu
ap., ar jo dukterys.
Vlsnlauskas, Andrius, is KRIS
neklskes k, Pilviskiu val,
Vilkaviskio ap.
Wilkowsky, Jadvyga, is Uogi-
niu k, Birzu ap., ir Willows
XII, Peter, gyv. Bronx, N. Y.
Zableckiene, Ona, is Narto k,
Mariampoles ap.
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VAZINETOJAI, PATTI.
KRINKIT SAVO
KARUS

Ar jus manot esat saugus
vaziuotojas? Dauguma moto-
ristu tikrai mano jie yra eks-
pertai. Taciau automobiliu ne
laimes nuolat eipa didyn. Tas
parodo kad dauguna vazineto-
| ju arba klysta arba perdaug
savinli pasitiki.
Paimkine pavyzdi is geru
seimininkiu kurios atlieka ma
mu valyma nustatytu laiku.
JOS niekad neapleidzia. GE-
RAS vazinetojas daro ta pati;
tik jis tai yadina sayo karo
patikrinimu.
Dabar pradeta Polieijos Ira
fiko sSaugumo patikrinimas ir
todel kiekvienas AUTOMOBILES
tas pasistengkit patikrint savo
automobile kad nepakliutumet
j beda. Policija ta patikrinima
darys nuo Geguzes Is Xxi Lie
pos l. Patikrinkit sekancius
(kaip ir policija darys) KAIP
yra jusu:
STABDzIAI?
SVIESOS?
|. PADANGOS?
TRIUBA?
STIKLO VALYTOJAS?
Gal tas jums neisrodo syarbu,
taciau apsileidimas reiskia ne
laime. Todel tai policija kon-
centruos savo oficial demesi j.
tas ypatybes.
Policija gall kalbeti apie auto
nelaimes Xxi ju veidai pamely-
nuos, taeiau jig pastangos suma-
zinti zmoniu zudyma ir suzeidi-
ma yra tuscios be jusu koope-
racijos. Pradekit mazinti ne
laimingus ivykius saugiu vazi-
nejimu.
Saugus vazinetojas prizure-
damas savo kara prisides prie
sumazinimo nelaimiq! /
Cleveland Police Dept. |
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N. Y. Konslilate:

N. Y. Konshlate:
Aleksos, Pijaus, kunigo, is Pa
rausiu k, Vilkaviskio ap.
pajieskomi dedes, pusbrolia
ir pusseseres.
Antanaviciai, spejamai kile il
SunskQ, Vilkaviskio ap., gyv
New York.
Augilius Augevicius, Feliksas
IS Gintalu k, Varniu val.
Barbauskiene (ar Borovskiene)
Daugvilaite, Zofija, istekeju-
81 uz Antaio Barausko, ar
Borovskio, abu is Lietuvos.
Bartasius, Juozas, gyv. Phil,
Pa.
Bartkus, kiles is Panemunes,
Sakiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Bridziaus, Antano, kilusio is
Mariampoles ap., Selma.
Bucas (Buch), Jonas, gyv. Hart
ford, Conn.
Burnius, gyvena Chicago.
Charnecky, Wladislaw, gyvvene
Manila, Philippine Islands.
Ciurlionis, Juozas, asunus Igno,
is Leipalingio, Seinu ap., spe-
jami gyv. Chicago.
ciziene Giraffe, Kristina, is
Merkines, ir jos vyras Cizas,
Julius, gyv. Chicago ar Bos-
ton.
Diksiene, Ieva. ~
Grigaitis, Juozas, gyv. Boston.
Grinyte, Anele, istekejusi, bet
vyro pavarde nezinoma, isva-
ziavusi is Leliunu, Pagirio
val, gyvenusi Brooklyn ar
Chicago.
Gudas, Juozas, xii. is Barysu
k, Linkuvos val, siauliu ap.
Janciene-Adomonyte, Veronika,
is Ramaskoniu k, Anykciul !
val, ir jos vyras Frank Jan
cys, gyv. Phil, Pa.
Jankewitz, Cecilie, is zagares
gyv. New York.
Jankowska-Kryger, Helena, jos
vyras Jankowski. Kasimir. ir
ju sunus Romuald, gyvene
Bethlehem, Elizabeth, II New /
York (Brooklyn).
Janus (Jauskeviciaus),. Edvar-
do, nasle ir dukte Clara bel
sunus Alfonsas ir P tras,
gyv. Daleville, Dorseyviue, ar
panasiu pavadinimu nieste,
Pennsylvania valstijoje.
Jencauskis, ar Janciauskas, Jo-
mas, gyv. New York.
Jociene- -Norbutaite, Mare, gyv.
New York.
Jonaitis, Antanas, is Nurusai-
ciu k, Stadium val, siauliu
ap., gyv. New York.
JonuSiene, gyv. Baltimore, Ka-
zio JonuSo masle, ir vaikai.
JonuSys, Jonas, sunus DAME
liaus, is Skapiskio val.
Juodeika, Teofilius, sun. ADO
mo, gyv. Phil, Pa.
Juozapaityte, Maryte august Ar
monaiciuose, Siauliu ap.,
prizes istekedama gyyenusi
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kiaurakis, Zenonas, gyv. Tel
siuose ar apskrity, dabar j.
A. V.
Kiaurakyte, Ursule, gyv. Tel !
siuose ar apskrity, dabar j.
A. V.
Krakauskas, Vincas, is Mocka-
VOS.
Kurtu Selma, is Kauno, gyv.
Daleville, Dorseyville, ar pa
nasiu pavadinimu m lie ST. e,
Pennsylvania val.
Kvajauskas, Juozas.
Lanauskiene, Elzbieta, gyv. De-
troit, Mich.
Lapinskaite, Adele.
Lapinskiene Dauksaite, dukta
Simono, is Alytaus.
Leinart, Fritz, is Gelgaudiskio
val, gyv: New Haven, Conn.
Libimirtskas, L Jurgis, sunus Juo-
20, isvykes Amerikon is Pa
kruosteles, Surviliskio val.
Maksvytis, is Salantu, Kretin-
gOs ap. I
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NCENZURA TARYBOJE

Pirmininkas Aleksis permetes
AKIN kad dalyvauja vos apie
desetkas atstovu, pradejo su.
shrinking. Pc protokolo ir lai.
sku, Thomas Matas issitrauke
IS kiseniaus Chicagos N-nas il
padave pirmininkui, kuris per-
dave uzrasu rastininkei ir pa.
liepe, "Skaityk Waterburio III
Mas. Poniai Zailskienei tas
zlnas perskaicius, yienas is de-
legatQ paklause: "Koks tai yra
laikrastis?" Pirmininkas atsa.
ke, "N-nos". Sis delegates pa
mastes kick laiko sake: "Vyrai
lr moterys, arStai NUNS kata-
llkams grazu kokio socialisto
pamazgom mazgotis ?"
Pirmininkas tai isgirdes pa
stiro, dave kumsciu j stala ir
surlko tam delegatui, "Sesk,
tau balso daugiau eia nera'.
10 kamarotas T. Matas ME
ko nelaukes susuko kad ta de-
legata ismesti is sales laukan,
atlduoti jam mandate, tegul Ell
ma "po velniais" pas DR.. Colney
ir pas jo misijonierius. stai
kokius Waterburio kolonija tu-
ri inteligentus.
Po kick laiko ju nesvariu
burnojimu, teko patirti kad tai
nebuvo Grigaicio tos "pamaz-
gos" gamintos, bet Aleksio ir
Mato po komiteto vardu. Jie
taip isaukleti, jei kas nepatin-
ka isbjaurioja, spaudoje ir su-
sirlnkimuose, jeigu to negana
tai mandate kesinasi grazinti
ir is Tarybos isbraukti. Jie
mano kad jie yra visa Taryba.
Per du metu DR.. P. Vileisis
buvo Tarybos pirmininku, jis
su visais apsiejo kaip su bro
liais, ir nebuvo jokiu skandalu
nei reikalo niekam mandatus
grazinti.
Vyrai, kan rekauti ir gra-
sinti is Tarybos isvaryti? jau|
ir dabar niekas nesilanko ju-
;ssq vedamus, susirinkimus, is
skiriant kelias bobelkas..hs. 4
Aleksis pasigyre buk jisaiI
"draugijq susirinkimuose ir
slap nuo asmenQ surinko $500
ir ypatiskai iteike kongresui'
(Chicagoje). Gerai dalinti sve-
timas simtines. Bet kur Alex
sio simtines? Ir be to girasi
atlikes kitus darbus trumpa-
me Tarybos gyvavime, uz ka
net pirmininku isrinktas.
stai jo pasidarbayimai: per
lstisa meta neatsilanke nei
viena Tarybos susirinkima nei
parengima, Tarybos skyrius
buvo jam svetimas.
Tikrumoje stai kaip Aleksis
tapo pirmininku: lake nomi-
naciju Tarybos pirmininkus
DR.. P. Vileisis gavo II balsus,
Aleksis 9 (tu kuriuos .jis pats
atsivede). DR.. Vileisis ir xiii
atsisake pirmininko vieta uz-
INIT, taip Aleksis turejo proga
likti Tarybos pirmininku. Kan
dar tusciai girtis spaudoje?
10 pasidarbavimas - ivede
Taryboje cenzura. Pora meme
siq atgal, paskyre duru "sar-
ga" apsaugoti Tarybos susirin-
kimus. Praeitame susirinkime
nutare, jeigu delegates atsives
syecia j susirinkinna, pirmiau-
sia turi j nusivesti pas Aleksl
ir perstatyti kas jis per EMO
gus, O tada zinos ar gall butt
saleje, ar turf eiti pro duris
laukan. O kaip jie giriasi spau-
dole, kokie jie yra patrlotal lf
visagalinti! Tikima kad vietl-
Mai kurie juos gerai pazysta,
paskaite spaudoje ju pagyrus
turf gardaus juoko.
Delegates.
sVISO pasaulio rubu 80 nuo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

sVISO pasaulio rubu 80 nuo-
simciai yra is vatos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
PAJIESKOJIMAI.

Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
" New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate Of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barkley, in
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr.. Forgette,
of Grand Rapids, who was recently
discharged from the Army has
been visiting his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
here the past two days weeks. He
will return here TO spend a few
more days before resuming work
in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Wilbur Parish accompan-
led her uncle, Mr.. Ermore Perry
and son, Carl, of Columbus, to
Terre Haute, Ind, Thurs Sday y,
where they attended the funeral
services for Mr.. Perry'S sister,
Mrs. Ella Hughes, who died there
Wednesday. Mr. Parish and son,
Harold, went to Columbus Sunday
and were accompanied home by
Mrs. Parish, on her return from
Terre Haute. Their daughter Eliz-
abeth Ann, visited her grandpar-
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Cheney,
at Claiborne, while her mother was
gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parish had as
their dinner guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Baker and Mr..
and Mrs. K. B. Shirk and sons,
Robert and Richard, of Marion.
MIR. Ed Morgan and Francis
Chamer made abuSineSS trip to
Findlay. Wednesday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

and Monday with Wesley Swimming
and family. Leonard Coins and
family, Gwendolyen and Barton
Gray were afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb and
daughter, Helen, of Marion, spent
Sunday at the Everett Disbennett
home.
Visitors over the weekend and
Sunday at the Gray home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Murle Lewis, son,
Richard, of Columbus, Leonard
Coins and family, Alfred and Ge-
neva Shirk, Wesley Swimming and
family.
Bill Shearer, of Columbus, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Shearer.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray spent
Friday night with Geneva Shirk.
o. L. Gray called on his brother
in-law, James Lane, and Mrs. Min
ME Jolliff, of Marysville, one even
ing last week.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-28

Mrs. E. ]. Parchett, and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shearer
and son, of Redwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Goff were supper
guests, Monday evening, of Z. o.
Shearer and wife. They were hon
oring Charles Shearer's and Mrs.
Goff's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Shearer visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Crawford,
of WarrenSburg, Sunday.