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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
GALVOKIME IR PLANUO-

KIME
Pabaltijos sajungos reikalau-
ia is musu gyvybes instinktas.
"Vienybeje" S. Dubingis, judin-
damas ta didzia problema, raso
"tik bendromis jegomis galime
issilaikyti ilgesnei ateiciai. Rel
kia eiti prize vienos valstybes'
Jis siulo jai vadintis graziuo-
ju Aistijos vardu.
Tai, aisku, tik pasiulymas.
Baltiios ideja gyvena dabar
tuos pat laikus, kuriuos gyve-
no Lietuvos ideja "AuSros" me-
tn. Jei 81 ideja islaikys isto-
Rios bandyma, il irodys kad
il yra gyvybinga. ia pasitikes
ir ia realizuos gyvenime, mes
rasis kas del jos kovos.
Trys Pabaltijos valstybes su-
daro viena vieneta, ju susiskal-
dymas mesa JOINS visohcriopa
silpnejima. Mes turilne ruos-
tbs kartoti sveicarijos 1921 me-
tu ivykius, padeti kertini ak
meni naujam Baltijos rumui
if, padeje rankas ant kardo,
vieningai prisiekti ginti savo
bendraja laisve ir kurti savo
laisvaji gyvenima. Prizes mus
problema, visiskai apvercianti
musu vaizduojamaja musu re-
vynes ateiti. Be abejo, tos
problemos igyvendinimas rel
kalaus is musu dvasinio ir am
bicijimio persilauzimo, bet atei-
nancios kartos ivertins politi-
ne savo tevu tolregyste ir jQ
sveika prota.
Cia jungtines Baltijos ideja
keliama neisileidziant j konkre-
cia jos igyvendinimo detaliza-
cija. Tai tik jos metmenys.
Kiekvienas turi sutikti kad ne
ra neimanoma musu psichikoje
greta vilties atkurti musu lais-
va Lietuva, poseleti ir nora
sukurti visu Pabaltieciu tevy-
ne-jungtine Baltijos valstybe.
Perfrazuodami Jaksto Dam
brausko zodzius, galfme tarti
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TEREZA ETlENNE

Gutenberg. "V tehs noyih cpl
stolah mrgoli zaljubljenih nami-
gavanj in SO prezete, zareee. stra-
sti, skoraj nenarayne SO v svo-
il intimnosti. In dejstvo, da je
lie, zelo malo tehs pisem, dokazu-
je zgolj, da obtozenca v veeini
.primeroy nista rabila dopisova-
MIA, ker sta bila po vecini sku-
pal, pod okriljem oeetovske sire
he"
Prebral je pisma in casnikar-
j so 81 jih marljivo zapisovali.
Neposredno nato, je Guten-
berg sedel.
Obcinstvo 81 je oddahnilo.
Njihoyi zivci, XII SO, jih vzdrze-
vail v stalni napetosti, SO "a
trenutek popustili. Use oci SO
sc obrnile v obtozenca in Sc
ustavile nazadnje. ma cokatem,
zdravem Won Breitenwylu. Sal
je moral biti vsekakor levje po-
gumen odyetnik, ko je prevzel
obrambo v taken primeru. Kaj,
"a, bozjo voljo je mogel poveda-
ii DO razvezal zanko, XII 10 je
spell Gutenberg okoli vratov OBJ
tozencev? Ali je bio mogoce lie
najrahleje podvomiti o krivdi
teh dveh ljudi ?.Vsak posamez-
mix Sc je umisljal v polozaj po-
rotnikov. Ne, prav zares, no.
benega dvoma nj bilo vec.
Spregovoril je predsednik. Po-
vedal je, da je prejel pismo ne
kega tujca, XII je prise danes
zjutraj v Obwyl. Ia tujec je du-
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Nadal jevarje)

r Gottfried je hotel poskociti
in govoriti, toda nj incl vec mo-
ci. lie utrujeno je zmajal gla-
vo. Kak smisel je inelo vedno
znova zatrjevati memo nedolz-
nost?' Srce ga je bolelo. Njegov
duh jje bill v zoprni zmesnjavi.
Nuke so bile scasoma neznosne.
Najbolj more stvari so sc mu po-
dile po glavi. Zacutil je vroe i'm
pull, da bi vstal in poljubil Te-
rezo ma usta. - All! Vdajva
Sc! Kaj> naju briga! Koncajva!
Povesil je glavo in zajecal.
Won Breitenwyl je prosil Te-
rezo, maj sede.
Predsednik je nervozno pokas-
ljeval. Naslonil Sc je v stolu ma
zaj, vsekakor nekoliko utrujen.
Ljudje v sodni dvorani SO sepe-
tall med seboj. Nato je bill pre-
cej dolg odmor. Gutenbergov
pomocnik je brskal po papirjih,
privlekel je Sop pisem in drzav-
nj pravdnik jih je prebiral. MISC
bila zaljubljena pisma v. navad-
nem pomenu besede; pas pa so
cudno nanovo osvetlila zivlje-
ME obeh obtozencev; jasno so
dokazovala, da teh dveh ljudi
spocetka nj vezala ljubezen,
marvel prijateljstvo. Pokazala
SO Terezino zejo po znanju in
kako je. bill Gottfried ponosen
ma vlogo mentorja. Vedno bolj
jasno je bilo IL teh pisem, S
kaksno vnemo in resnobo Sc je
Tereza poglobla v Nietzscheje-
va della. Pod Gottfriedovim vod-
stvoms je postal Nietzsche, njen
obozevani, neitelj. V naslednjem
obdobju enega leta ST nista mic
dopisovala, nato, Sc je. dopisova-
nje obnovilo.
go MISC vec filozofska raz-
glabljanja,' je suho pripomni]
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zdraxi. Prosim vas, poYejte moi
Mary in Francki, da sem jima
zes pisala in sporocila. de- jes Pa
vie unrl. Recite jim, da maj pri-
.dejo domov, &c me hoeejo do
biti se. ziyo. in. &c jim je- mogo-
&c priti.
"Prosim Vas, da poveste
Mary, da je cd ~njenega moza
sestra ubita, ko je bila fronta
tukaj pri mas. Zapustila je tri
otroke. Njegov brat Tone je tu-
di padel " vojski; so tudi jako
zalostni in jocejo. In Malta Jo-
zefov me je prosil, da povejte
johann, da mu je sin Joza ubit.
Tukaj> je. dosti drugih Becanov
bilo ubitih, pa saj boste vse zve-
deli, kateri SO.
"PrOSlm Vas ce YAM Je mo-
goce, odpisite mi takoj tudi We
dive: Rada bi vedela, kako je z
Dragotom, &C. je tudi on v vol
ski. Sedaj Vas lepo pozdravim,
Vas sestree in brata in Vase
druzine, Pozdravirn tudi naSo
Francko in Mary in njihove dru-
Zine. Pozdravijo Vas tudi nasa
matt, XII reva vec malo zivi. Maj
lepse pozdrave Vam posiljam
pa JAZZ, Vasa sestra
Maria Tonsic"
Smrt fasizmu - svoboda ma
rodu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-12
PTSMA z STAREGA kRAJA
V Sembiioh in Bis+ric Sc ie koneo|o Nonie

do nikdar vec videli, ko so slisa-
Ii, da kaj Sc godi ma Gomanrah.
Posebno, revca, mama, so joka-
Ii po meni.
"Zbezali smo v Bistrico. Tam
pa je bill drugi in Sc, vecI
strah. Aeroplani So noe in dan
tulili mad nami in bombardirali.
Nagi ponoci smo morali bezati
po jarkih in Sc tam uleci ma
tla., tako da smo prebili noci5 in,
dneve zunaj ma mrazu.
"Bistrica je bila bombardira-
ma in porusena in veiko civil
mega prebivalstva ubitega in
ranjenega. Vsak dan SO nam
spuseali bombe, da je bilo groz-
no. v Koritnicah so bombardi-
rail- Nemci, je bilo vec his: in
drugih poslopij uniceno in ljudi
ubitih. Pustovki je priletelo. emo
zelezo skozi oknos in naravnost,
v prsa, je bila precej mrtva.
Neza Ruscova in vecs drugih je
bilo mrtvih in ranjenih; neka-
teri so bill brez rok in nog.
ma Bacu nj bilo uniceno ve-
liko, razen Puskina hisa. Wee
Bacanov jes bilo4 interniranih v
Nemeiji. Emo Poloncevo dekle.
50 cetniki peljali v gozd in "a
kali. In Pavlovko in njzih zeta
SO poklali. Drugega nj bio tod
okrog kot samo klanje in ubi-
jamie.
"Po Brkinah so vse hise po-
zgane in live ljudi SO, " ogenj;
metali Nemci. To: je bila. stras-
ma vojska in ogromno nartyih,
da Ii ne morem, povedati in ne.
popisati. Najhujse pa je bilo ta-
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STRAIN 3.

hovnik, gospod zupnik Teodor
Straub IL Lutxikona in v pismu
sporoca, da mora podati vazno
izjavo. Tujceya prosnja je ne-
navadna; &c pa uposteya clovek
njegov uradni polozaj, ga mora
poslusati. ce je nemara navzoc
v sodni dvorani, maj Sc javi.
Ko, so imenoyali njegovo ime,
je Teodor Straub takoj stopil k
pregraji klobukom v roki in Sc
je. priklonil sodnikom in porot-
nixon.
"Ali maj vas zaslisimo kot
prieo" je vprasal predsednik.
"Prisel sem, da ugotovim ne
katera dejstva," je spregovoril
Tea. "Bral sem v svojem easo-
pisu porocilo O razpravi in pre-
senetilo me je, da 81 obtoznica,
kakor sc zdi, prizadeva dokaza-
ii, da 81 je Muller priskrbel
strup z namenona, da bi zastru-
pill svojega oceta -"
"Ali hi prosim stopili v ogra-
jo "a price"
Ubogal je. Gutenberg je vpra-
sal, &c DO. gospod zupnik izjavil
pod prisego.
"Izjavil je, da DO ugotovil lie
nekatera dejstva," je rekel
predsednik.
"Vztrajam pri tenn, da prise
ze."
"Gospoda zupnika nj ma Sc
znamu pric. Lahko pa poda svo-
jo izjavo kot stranska prica.
Prosim!' Predsednik je napra-
vii vljudno kretnjo proti Theo-
darju Straubu.
(Dalje prshodn5i6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-12

Il Trnovega je Mrs. Antoni-
ia Ipavec, 239l1 Lakeland Blvd,
prejela .pismo cd sestre Pavline.
Delost, XII je morala bezati cd
donna, ko je prihrumel Nemec
in j ga zazgal in RADICAL. Zdaj
Sc zopet nahaja v domacem kra-
ju, a je brez vseh sredstev, kot
je ma tisoce drugih revezev pc
Sloveniji. ~>"t ~-.".".. '..-3''.
Pismo je sledece vsebine:
"Trnovo, 3. nov. 1915.
"Draga sestra Toncka!
"Po dolgih in. tezkih letih I'll
opisem naso slabotp. Kaj vsega
gorja smo mi prestali. Nam so
vse unicili in pozgali Nemci.
Prisli so gori v. gozd in SO mas
hoteli vse poklati, in zivino SO
nam pobili. Mi smo Sc razbeza-
Ii po gozdu. Eden "a drugega
nismo vedeli. Cd dalec smo Sc
ozirali, kako so nam hise gore
lie. Bosi in nagi smo Sc potikali
po gozdu. Glada pa smo presta-
Ii, da I'll ne morem popisati.
Strasna vojska je mad nami vi
hrala. Po teh hudih bojih smo
pribezai " Bistrico. Mi sami Sc
cudimo, kako smo Sc ven IL 60
zda resili, ko SO bile take. groz-.
ne bitke, da cd dina nismo mic
videli pred seboj. Use je bio en-
sam crns dim. Sam Bog mas je.
varoval.
"Mrtyih je b,ilor veIko, ma
vsak korak je lezal. mrtvec ma
tleh. Jozeta BrnzoVga, XII je Ii
vel ma Polici, 50. Nemci ubili, in
vee- drugih- moskih. Donna ma
Bacu so vsi jokali, da me ne bo-.
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krat, ko SO mas nasi partizani
osvobodili in sovraznika pregna-
di. Tri dni in tri noci so bile tod
take hitke, da smo ze zadnjo
| auros sklenili. Tiscali smo, Sc po,
1 klateh in cakali odresenja. Raw.
\ no na prvega maja. SO mas osvo-
l bodih Tisti dan je bilp vsey We
sel0 in sno, vriskai. Eden .dru-
/ 1gega smos vprasevali, da kje jes
/ bill, da je ostal xiv. Ampak to.
4 aveselje je trajalo malo casa. Sc
enkrat jer bio treba bezati, pa
Sc. hujse. kot preje. Nemcis so
prodrli nazaj Cd Reke v Bistri-
co, mi smo pa morali bezati,
kamor, je kdo. mogeL JAZZ. in Jo,
| zica smo.. bezale proti Trstu,
zmeraj pred, vojsko. Joze pa je
bill ostala v Bistrici in Sc je skrii
v samostanu k nunam. Cd vseh
] strani So bill kanoni obrnjeni' v
\ Bistrico in, SO streljali nanjo.
Samo, ma samostan, kamor je
Jozica hodila v solo, je pablo
! mad 20 bomb. v tisto hiso, kjer
4 JAZZ bivam, je pablo sest bomb.
j Ko, sem Sc vrnila nazaj nisem
| nasla prav mic.
"Od vseh nasih sem JAZZ maj
bolj razdejana, ker drugi MISC
1sli, cd svojega donna inajo Sc
vse. JAZZ sem pa morala vse pu-
| stiti pa bezati.
"Ljuba sestra, Oh vse sc m
prisla. Druzega nimamo "a oble-
ko kot vojaske cunje, da izgle-
damo kot vojaki. Pa vseeno
smo zadovoljni, samo da smo
zivi ostali. Tukaj je Sc vedno
slabo, ker je pomanjkanje live
"a in obleke, ampak straha nj
mamo vec tacega. Vsi smo izcr-
pani, nobeden 81 ne more poma-
gait. Stiri leta v vojski biti, to
| je" strasno hudo. Najbolj Sc mi
smilijo pa mama. JAZZ sem bo-
lana ma zivcih cd samega stra-
ha. Kadar Sc DO moglo kaj po-
slati, poslji mi, kaj stare robe "a
JQzeta in Jozico. JAZZ bonn ze
potrpela. Vojska Sc je koncala
pri senabijah in v Bistrici.
4. "Prejmite pray lepe pozdra-
4 We. in poljube cd
4 "Pavline Delost".
! - Drugo pismo, XII ga jeI Mrs,
Antonia. Ipavec prejela iz: Ba-
ca. pri St. Petru ma Krasu, je
cd druge sestre Marie Tomsic,
st. 133, posta Knezak. Pismo je
naslovljeno ma Mrs. 1pavec in
sestro Marjeto, ter opisuje, da
| je. bill edini sin ubit mnogimi
drugini fanti il. Baca. Obenem
sestra tudi sporoca, da jih je
vee v vasi, XII bi radi prisli v
dotiko s. svojci v Ameriki, in
navajo imena nekaterih teh "
pismu. Pismo je sledece vsebi-
ne:
"Bac - Sv. Peter ma Krasu.
"Drage sestre!
"Po tel veliki zalosti in tel
grozni vojski Vam napisem en-
par besed. Naznanim Vam, dra-
ge. sestre, da edini sin, XII sem
ga imela, je bill v vojski ubit.
Lube mole sestre, tako. velike
zalosti imam in bolecine, da, 81
ne morem mic vec pomagati ma
tenn, svetu.
"Dalje Wanna sporocam, da
So. nasi sorodniki Sc vsi zivi in
zdrayi. Jako sem v skrbeh, ka-
ko je z Vami, &c ste Sc zivi. in
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JlOUenSkf Qf1erlSkl nQrOdgs9 sue
sess ". seh Street chieago 81 m. . n.
pry konvenci SANS, se je vSha q IN cent 1914
Cevandu biz Evoljeni sIedeci u.da g. odbpr IN casi J
sega odbora: |~$. %#
casn predsednk LOUIS ADANdIC. Milford N ~-r s~
cans pedgFeasednioa; MARIE 1ss4 Ruafha Avenue
DR. + Ker casa Chair Ave. oaeue,anAa ohio
CLAM EKsEEUTIvE, H. u.
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podprdsednik: JAKO ROGEI Ave, Cleveland
podpdednik FRED WIDER ass7 So Lawndaie Chicago 81
Illinois ~
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Chicago
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predsednIk N. Chicago St, Joliet
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK Cornela Ave. Cleveland B. Ohio.
JOSEPH zAyERTNIK, 800 Tenany Rd. Enslewoed, Nh
sIRsI oDBoR;
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So 18th St, sheboygan, WIS.,
JOSEPH F. DURN 1895 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland TO- Oho
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEe, Chicago Joliet
THERESA GERzEI. ss4 Erie Ave, WI Aiquppa, Pa
. ANTON HORZEN T. Princeton, Ill.
ANTHONY JERSN 1876 Washington st, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE sss-s7th ST. Pittsburgh l. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, eo4-srd St, N w. Chisholm, MINI.
KATHERINE KRAINZs Hawthorne Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARuCH Ill Station St, Bsidxsyine, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, RAGS Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio.
ANTONETTE SINICICH, Addison Il, Ohio,
THERESA sPECK, 465s St. Louis 16 Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ o4o N Holmes Ave. Indianapolis, Ind
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ANDREW VIDRICH, Ave, Johnstown
ANTON ZBASNIK, u. Bldg, Ely Mimi
JOSEPH zoRC, 1o45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
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guests Saturday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Broadwater and Mr.. Guy
Broadwater
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brenneman
and daughter and Mrs P. H. Broad
water all of Bittinger, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Broadwater, Of Lanark,
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Broad
water, Of Cumberland, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Broadwater on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Yost attended
the funeral of the latter's aunt, Mrs
L. B. Armstrong, near Gaithersburg,
on Sunday
Mrs. Floyd Zehner and son, of Som
erset, spent one night recently with
Mrs. w. A. Specher.
Services every night this week at
the Church of the Brethren at 500
o'clock, except Saturday night.
John Bethel, of Bittinger, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Broadwater on
Monday.
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ACCIDENT

The basket picnic of ST. Paul's
Lutheran Sunday school will be held
at Spoerlein's grove on Sunday, June
%. Sunday school is at $3.50, after
which there will be short medita-
ton by the pastor, Rev. Robert Johns.
Picnickers are to meet at the grove
by II a. m.
Luther Leaguers of St. Paul's
church will meet outdoors on FRIDAY.
June q, at the Cunningham tract.
Members of St. Johns league have
been invited to attend this meeting
Ross Speicher and family and Rev.
Ernest E, Muntzing, of Harrisburg.
Pa, were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis BeizeI, Grants
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Bray, Swanton,
were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Aubra Goehringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radke, of Roches-
ter, Mimi; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
SchlosSnagle, of Johnstown, and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Schlossnagle were
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county it will be an accurate inven-
tory of the soil resource, which is the
basis for our agriculture and for
estry.
Copies of the soils maps for midi
vidual farms will be included with
District farm plans in sections where
the field survey work has been made
Dawes previous experience with
soil survey work has been in New
York, the Eastern panhandle of West
Virginia, and on the Eastern Shore.
He has recently returned from duty
in the Navy, where he searched aerial
photographs for evidence of Jap
fortification and other helpful in
formation.
Equipment Possibilities
Sometimes the installation of a
complete soil conservation plan on a
farm requires some equipment heavi-
er than that ordinarily found on
farms. Diversion bitches Oil sleeper
land or rough spots must be built
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20
Golf Matches
Scheduled Locally

The supervisory employees of the
West Virginia Pulp and Paper COM
pany will have a one-day meet at the
Oakland Golf Links, Saturday, June
%, with nine holes to be played in the
forenoon and an additional nine holes
in the afternoon.
According to Bill Loeffler, pro at
the club, about twenty players are
expected to participate in the match.
Matches or tournaments by local
organizations that wish to arrange
contests with other groups, or among
themselves, are advised to see the
pro for reduced green fees. The club
is making plans now for matches
with the Kingwood, ClarkSburg, Cum
berland, Hagerstown and Fairmont
clubs.
On Wednesday, June &c, which is
Ladies Guest Day, each lady men,
Der of the club will be permitted to
bring one non-member from the COM
munity or vicinity This is being done
to stimulate interest and to encourage
more women to take advantage of
the local course The guest need not
be an experienced golfer or have
played golf before, and there will be
no charge for the guest player on
this particular day In the evening,
the ladies will serve supper to their
friends at the club house.
At a meeting of all members sched-
uled for Friday, June %, a board of
directors is to be elected, and every
member is asked to be present. The
annual banquet in the fall and the
possibility of electing officers and
board members at that time are to
be discussed. Refreshments will be
served.
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with the use of a crawler tractor
Power of this type is also needed for
clearing fence rows when two or
more fields are put together for
strip cropping, for building farm
ponds, and other work in connection
with conservation farming,
The District expects, within the
relatively near future, to receive an
RI Caterpillar tractor, equipped
with an angledozer blade This ma
chine will be available for conserv-
alton work On farms cooperating in
the District program Farmers will
pay an hourly fee for the use of this
equipment The fee will be at a rate
sufficient to cover operators wages,
depreciation, and cost Of gasoline, oil
and repairs.
Not every farm requires heavy
tractor work in connection with con-
sorVatiom practices, but It viii be :
great help to the program to have
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TABLEL A n ~
i FARMING H.
A weekly discussion devoted to the
Land and Farms of Garrett County,
edited by John Carter, County Agent,
and w. w. Mace, Soil COnseryatiOnist.
Soil Survey Resumed

If, during the summer, you see a
man boring little holes in nearby
fields, and making notes on a map
board, the chances are that he is not
looking for gold or uranium ore. Dave
Croker mot Crockett) has been as
signed for the summer months to re-
sumo work on the conservation soil
survey of the Garrett District. The
survey was started in 1914 and dis
continued that fall because of short
age of personnel.
1t may be news to some that all the
different kinds of soil have names.
For instance, the deeper reddish,
well-drained soils, derived from red
shale and possibly some red sand
stone, are called ungers.
A shallower soil of about the same
nature and derivation is called Cal
win. There are great many others,
even in one small locality.
In making this survey, Dave goes
over every field, observing the soil
color, texture, drainage, etc, and
making borings with an auger when
necessary, Then he records on copy
of the aerial photography the code
number for the soil name; the steep
ness of slope; use of the land such as
cropland, pasture, forest, etc, and
degree of erosion that has taken
place. One field may show a variety
of conditions.
There are several uses tor such a
survey. The maps are used by soil
conservationists as a guide in helping
farmers make conservation plans.
When the work is finished for the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20

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PRAYED FOR
 TEEN.AGER5;
 |5 ATTACKED

NEW YORK, July 31 Mary Heydrick, 85, who prayed for teen-aged boys who hurled rocks at her house, was found today in the basement of her 100-year- old antique-filled home with her skull battered, her mouth gagged and her handa tied behind her back.
 Bremen, answering an alarm that smoke was pouring out of the second story window of her home in Dean Street, Brooklyn, found her. They reported the inside of her house was wrecked
 Doctors at Jewish Hospital where she was taken, said the elderly woman had been beaten and choked and was suffering from suffocation. Her condition is de- scribed as serious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-31
MISSING 5ITkA
 CHILD E FOUND
 DEAD NEAR HOME

SITKA, Alaska, July 31.-Anna Marie Ward. l0-year-old daughter of City Supervisor Bill Ward, miss ing and hunted since o'clock last night, was found dead this forenoon near Dog Creek, about 250 feet from her home.
 The remains of the little girl were taken to the hospital to de- termine the cause of death.
 After the family and neighbors failed to find the child during the night-long search, a general alarm was sounded this morning and par ties formed at 10 o'clock
 The body was discovered at 11:45 o'clock this forenoon by the little girls brother Harold.
 The child's relatives are her father, brothers. Frank and Harold; sister Mrs Martha Ellis. and grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Sam Christy, all of Sitka. .