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The union times., 1946-08-10
Anti-Poll Tax Bill
 Loses 7th Round


 Washington (LPA) - The seven year-old of labor and liberal forces for Congressional abolition of the poll tax has been defeated once again as the Senate overwhelmingly defeated cloture move that would have linn ited debate and given the upper house an opportunity to vote on the legisla- ton. It was the third time that cloture on poll tax bills had been defeated.
 The Natl Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax declared that the Sen ate 3o-33 vote, far short of the two- third majority required, marked a tragic defeat for the cause of free and democratic elections throughout the world"
The union times., 1946-08-10
President Thorpe
 Raps Weakness

Council l6 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, will seek further wage adjustments for state and municipal em. ployees, President George W. Thorpe of MiddletOwn, said this week.
 Pointing out that because we have Congress so inept as to have us sally forth again on an Inhation-De pression cycle and finally another war, thru failure to place curgs on avarice and greed" Thorpe said that although his organization of more than 5000 employees in Connecticut State and Municipal services felt that it had thru the National Union, done every thing supporting O.P.A., it had no alternative but to take action imme- diate1y.
 Thorpe, who is also an Interna- tional Vice President for his union, declared Council 16 would again ask at the forthcoming Convention of the Connecticut State Federation of La Dor for the support of every A.F.L. Union in Connecticut. He further stated that he had every confidence that 1t would again be forthcoming in view of what Congress and the State Legislature have SO far failed to do. The recent inadequate salary boost reluctantly given by the last special session of the Connecticut General As sembly has already been more than absorbed by the failure of Congress to support Chester Bowles and the O.P.A., stated George Thorpe. Any employee either state or municipal who has not had his pay increased 50% since 1941 has virtually received a cut in salary.
 "The administration and the 1egis- lature must be made to accept the responsibility evolving out of the weak and intellectual O.P.A. Act, recently passed and signed by President Tru- man," he said.
 'The Council intends with the help of the State Federation of Labor and the City Central Labor Bodies to take definite action to bring some measure of an adequate and just wage for ren- dering the services we supply on both Municipal and State level" said Thorpe. Tn order to work we must be able to purchase the necessities. It is no fault of ours that Congress has surrendered to the demands of special interests, interests SO abyssimally blind that two world catastropheS even fail to shake them from plying their schemes filled with personal greed and avarice."
The union times., 1946-08-10
Congress Denies Basic Wage Law
(Contipued from Page One)

nard J. Shell, auxiliary bishop of Chicago as chairman, condemned Congress inertia and declared, "A Congress strangely deaf to the in tense needs of the one-third of a na- ton still ill-fed, ill-clad and i1l-housed IS ready to adjourn. With its depart ure goes hope for action this session to improve the country's minimum wage standards. Four million work CTS and their families who have sat by impatiently as the bill trudged slowly through the morass of o5sta- cleS must grit their teeth and strug- gle another year on wages of $16, SIS and $20 week."
The union times., 1946-08-10
Conn., AFL To Seek Wage Boosts For Civl Seruce Workers
AFL Convention
 Slated For Oct. !

Washington (LPA) = The AFL's 65th convention will open at the Nor rison Hotel in Chicago on Oct. 7 with 600 delegates expected to attend. Be- cause of wartime travel restrictions no convention was held last year. President William Greens convention call declared, Labor produced the ships, airplanes, guns, ammunition and other material needed for the win ming of the war. Now labor insists and demands that a just and lasting peace be established throughout the world"
The union times., 1946-08-10
Tribute To Joslyn One Of Best Ever

Continued from Page One) cipal Employees; James O'Kane, secretary-treasurer of the Council, and others.
 President Michael J. Barry of the State Council presented the COun- cil's gift to Joslyn; and Bassell made the presentation for Local No. 40.
 It sOds q memorable evening" q tribute to q fine gentleman. In hOnOring George JOsIyn, the Connecticut Building Trades Council also paid honor to itself.
The union times., 1946-08-10
Max Hayes Scholarships Awarded In Cleveland

CLEVELAND (LPA)-Scholar- ships good for $500 during each of the four years of college will be awarded to Cleveland youths in mem- ory of Max s. Hayes, for many dec ades editor of the Cleveland Citizen official publication of the AFL here, who died this year. The scholarships will be paid through the Cleveland Sesquicentennial Labor Management Exposition to be held in Cleveland's Public Auditorium on Sept. 6 to 8.
The union times., 1946-08-10

From VI Day to the end of l945, traffic deaths rose 36 per cent over 1914 the National Safety Council reports.
The union times., 1946-08-10
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

That section of the Colorado labor law which forbids unions to picket establishments, employees of which are on strike, has been declared un- constitutional by Colorado district court. This decision was based on the fact that restrictions on peaceful picketing for amy reason are uncon- stitutional and in violation of the free speech clauses of the constitu- ton.
The union times., 1946-08-10
OUTLAWS WILDCATS

Louisiana is now the 18th state to enact strike control legislation. The Louisiana version, just signed by the governor, outlaws wildcat strikes in violation of existing contracts. I'm portant difference from other legisla- tion of same kind is that only wildcat strikes are out1awed. All other state laws on the subject attempt to limit dI strikes in one way or another.
The union times., 1946-08-10
Bischoff Named B.A. For Painters

Andrew Bischoff was reelected Business Agent of Painters and Paper.hangers Union Local 190 at the annual election of officers.
 Other officers elected were Louis Streck, President; Wilson Held, vice president; Julian Berman, recording secretary; Arthur Held, financial sec retary; David Carpanette, treasurer ]; Robert Marasco, trustee; Charles Jones, conductor; James Kennedy warden.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
MIRsE $500 ISEIVIU
LalE; LalEE;TglJVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mais mirusiu iseiviu Lietuviu
vardais, uirusiu skaicius pa
sieke jau 15,6OO, nuo Vasario
menesio, 1887 metu, kada cia
mirusiuju pazymejimai prade-
ia talpinti.
sIPAILA Juozas, SO m., mire
Birzelio 6, Cleveland, Ohio.
KADIS (Kadisa) Hipolitas, &C
m., mire Birz. II, E. Cleve-
land, O. (Gineitu k. Panev.
ap.). Amerikoj isgyveno il
gus metus.
SIMATTIS Jonas, "a M, mire
Geg. IA, Chicagoj. (Batakiu
p. Gerveciu k,) Amerikoj is
gyveno 36 metus.)
VASTAKAS Jonas A., pusam-
lis, mire Geg. IS, Chicagoj
(Kamaju par. Mieliunu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
ADOMAITIS Gladys, 7 metu
mire Geg. 18, Chicagoj.
| VAICEKAUSKIENE K a trina
mire Geg. M, Shenandoah
Pa.
JANULIS Tadas, 65 metu, mi
re Geg. 20, S. Boston, Mass
(zasliu par.) Amerikoje is
gyveno AZ metus.
KISIELIUTE Josephine, mirf
Geguzes "a, Chicagoje, ku1
buvo ir gimus.
SOBUTIS Silvestras, 48 metu
mire Kovo 80, Buenos Aires
Argentinoj. (Telsiu ap. Ne
varenu p. Petraiciu k.)
BAUBONIS Antanas, so metu
mire Geg. II, Kenosha, Wis
JONAITIS Jonas, Ga M, mir'
Geg. 10, Kenosha, Wis.
GADEIKIS Petras, seno amz.
mire Geguzes 26, Chicagoj
'(GintaliSkes %. Sliktines k,
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 m.
LAUCEVICIUS Steponas, 81
M, mire Kovo 3, Tigre, Ar
gentinoj.
DAUGMAUDIS Jonas, As m.
mire Bal. 5, Pineyro, Argen
tinoj. (Gruzdziu p. Piktuizll
kaimo.)
PSIBILSKIS Leopoldas, so m.
mire Bal. 6, Berisso, Argen
tinoj. (Birzu par.)
KARASEVICIUS Jonas, "a m.
mire Geg. 20, So. Boston
Mass. (Gimes Lawrence.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Ukininkai lima Paskolas

IS U. S. Farm Credit Asso-
citation, kurios biuras laikomas
Harrisburg, Pa, 1916 metu Sc
zonui apie 5000 Pennsylvani-
jos ukininku eme paskolas ant
savo derliaus ir pasaro, ben
droje sumoje apie $1,5O0,000.
Paskolu gavimui aplikantu
skaicius padaugejo virs 1945
metQ, delto kad daug ukininku
ir karo veteranQ vel emesi sa-
vo ukes dirbti. Tu paskolu
reikalavimai manoma dauges
per keleta metu, Xxi ukes bus
pilnai atgaivintos.
Paskolos didziausia suma ka
galima gauti yra $4OO, ir der
lip surinkes ukininkas gall to-
kia suma atsimoketi, bet tokia
suma gauta reikalingu laiku
yra labai didele pagalba ukio
sustiprinimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

kuo esu surista su Lietuva ir
kaip stiprus yra tie rysiai, ne
tik su tam tikru zemes plotu
bet ir SUI visa Lietuva ir tue
kas yra Lietuviska.
"Jei tamsta galite ir jei ne
bus tai sunkumu, prasau atsiu-
sti dar Lietuvisku laikrasciy
mano vyro adresu, nes as ne
zinau kaip ilgai dar sioje vie
toje busiu. Siunciu tamstai
savo fotografija kad galetu-
met isivaizduoti kaip mes at
rodome. Siunciu tamstai ir vi,
stems mano viengenciams Lie
tuviams linkejima kuogreiciau
susilauko Nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos, kaip anksciau kad bu-
VO.
Gintovt-Dzivilliene Sofia -
(Jos kalbamas istrukimas is
Rusijos nelaisves ivyko LenkQ
sutartimi su Maskva paliuo-
suoti daugelj bolSeviku isvez-
tn Sibira Lenku, po to kai
Hitleris uzpuole Rusija.)
X. V.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
KUR sIRDIS JAUTRI

LVS seimo metu man buvo Ia
bal malonu susilaukti viesnios
Onutes Biliutes, is Amsterdam
N. Y, kuri atstovavo 16-ta
skyriQ. Nors buvome labai uz-
imtos seimo reikalais, bet pri-
puolamai pakalbejome apie sal
pos darbus ir kitus musu tau
tos zmoniu vargus ir nelaimes.
Mes issikalbejome apie dvi mas
laites pabegeles, kurios buvo
reikalingos skubios paramos
drabuziais. Daug ka mes ap-
neutrality-suspicious.. -. il
yra tas asmuo SUI kuria galima
pasikalbeti, pasitarti. il moka
suprasti ir uzjausti.
Ir stai, man sia korespon-
dencija berasant, pastorius pa
belde j duris ir padave dideli
pakieta. Atvyniojau su dide-
liu idomumu ir nusistebejimu.
Kas gi cia man siuncia? Buvo
didelis surprizas kai pafhaciau
Onutes pavarde. o punde bu-
vo ne tik man dovanele bet ke-
letas sukneliu, apatinuku ir XII
tQ drabuzeliu, nauju geruteliu
toms naslaitems vargdienems.
Sis Onutes gestas tikrai name
sugraudino. O tos naSlaites il
gai atmins ta geraja panele is
Amerikos. M. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
LIUDNOS SUKAKTUVES

Birzelio 26 d. sukanka me-
tai laiko nuo mirties a. a. DR..
Juozo J. Jonikaicio. 10, mirtis
sukrete ne tik Detroitiecius
bet ir placia Amerikos Lietu-
viu visuomene. Jis buvo zino-
mas kaip visu pakeleiviu te-
vas: jo namuose visuomet ra-
dosi .vietos kiekvienam musQ
pakeleiviui veikejui, inteligen-
tut, ir kiekvienam pasalpos rel
kalingam Lietuviui. Jis gale
jo visu Lietuviu, jis JUGS bure
j vieninga grupe, stengesi ikve-
pti savo tautos, savo tevynes
meile. Jis kiekvienam patar-
! davo reikaluose. Tai buvo emo.
gus kaip koks neissemiamas
saltinis kilnios dvasios reika.
luose.
| 10 mirties sukaktuves mini
me giliai liudedami ir jausda
miesi kad amzinoji galybe j
peranksti isskyre is musu tar
! po; jis nesuspejo igyvendint
savo pasiryzimus skirtus Lie
tuvos gelbejimui ir jos isblas
kytu nekaltu zmoniu suselpi
mui.
Mes nulenke galvas prizes j
kappa, sunkia sirdimi, dvasioj'
llinguojame ir liudime. TIE am
zina ramybe pasilieka su juo
o mes jo prisiminimais gwen
sine ir jo pramintais takai
eisime. 80.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEEVIAI AME1RlkOS LIETUVIAI
(zinos ap irusus Letuvus same skyrue tapnama dyka

MAJAUSKAS Mykolas, Al M,
mire Geg. men,, Shenandoah,
Pa.
,VAIcIULYTE Ona, mire Geg.
men,, New Haven, Conn.
VILIMAS Kazys, mire Geguzes
Z, Montreal, Kanadoj.
MAzENIS Bronius, 48 metu,
mire Geg. %, Chicagoj. (Ve-
lykiu par. Mazeniu k.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 20 metu.
DUBINSKAS Dominikas, 81
metu, mire Geg. 29, Chica-
goj. (Kraziu par. Slabados
Ky Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metus.
SKINKIS Jonas, 81 M, mire
Geg. 81, Edwardsville, Pa.
BALAIsIS Pranas, mire Geg.
%, Breslau, Pa.
BALTRUsAITIENE Ona, mi
re Geguzes 18, Wilkes-Bar-
re, Pa.
BUTRIMAS Juozas, 40 metu,
mire Geguzes Is, Old Forge,
Pa.
| lKAMARAUSKAS Pranas, 81
metu, mire Geg. 25, Nanti-
| coke, Pa.
| GABRAITIS Jonas, mire Geg.
II, Ashley, Pa.
! |KUCINSKAS Vincas, mire Ge-
guzes %, Worcester, Mass.
| zUKAUSKAS Jurgis, SO metu,
mire Geguzes 2, Hart, Mich
(Girdiskiu par. Lingiu k.)
! KAsINSKAS Juozas, mire Ge-
guzes M, Mahanoy City, "a
PLECKAITIENE j., mire Ge-
guzes M, Mahanoy City, Pa'
RAGAzINSKIENE Ursule, mi
re Geg. M, Shenandoah, Pa'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
CHICAGOS LIETU-
WIZ TAUTISKOS
KAPINES
MASKOLBERNIAI FORTIFI-
KUOJASI KUJU IR>
PJAUTUVU

Chlcagos Lietuviams reikia
jau rimtai susirupinti, Xxi dar
nera velu, pastoti kelia moskol-
bernlams j Lietuviu Tautiskas
kapines su ju visomis Maskvos
nocynomis - kuju ir pjautuvu.
Lietuviu Tautiskos Kapines
nepriklauso nei Maskvai, nei
Stalinui, bet vien Chicagos Lie
tuviams, geriems tevynainiams,
kurie numire yra laidojami to-
Sc kapinese animal ramybei.
Dabar tu maskolberniu gauja
taip isidrasino kad net Tautis-
kose Kapinese visokias orgijas
pradeda kelti. Tikru pragaru
jie pavercia ramybes atilsio vie
ta.
Net gala -tu musu tautieciu
.ir senu veikeju kurie tose kapi-
nese palaidoti. Reikia prisimin-
tt tik tuos patriotus kaip Ser
nas-Adomaitis, Grisius, Damijo-
MATHS, ir kitus kurie palaidoti
TautiSkose Kapinese.
Jeigu jie galetu is kapo pa,
kelti savo balsa jie be abejones
bendrai su Chicagos Lietuviais
uzprotestuotu: salin JUS mas.
kolberniai is musu tarpo, j Mas.
kolija pas savo teva Stalina!
Nekurie jau senai permatf
kad anksciau ar veliau lures j.
vykti kokia katastrofa su Lie
tuviu TautiSkomis Kapinemis.
Priezastis yra visiems SUI
prantama: tie maskolberniai pa
sinaudojo kapiniu laisvumu sa
vo naudai ir propaganda u;
Maskolijos gerove. Dabar isga
mos maskolberniai drasiai jal
stiprinasi Tautisku Kapiniu pa
grobimui j savo valdzia.
Ar Chicagos Lietuviams yer
ia tyleti ir pro pirstus ziuret
kad ilgainiui ir vardas "Lietuvil
TautiSkos Kapines" gall isny
xii?
Kaip maskoliski bolSevika
pasielge paimdami Lietuva vi
suomenei mazdaug yra Zinc
ma: bolSevikai terorizuoja ne
tik gyvus Lietuvius bet ir mi,
rusiems neduoda ramybes. Pr
miausia sunaikino Lietuviska
tautine kultura, tas kas buvc
Lietuviu tautai gerbtina. Lie
tuviu tauta saVO miruslems
veikejams pastate didingus pa
minklus prie ju kapQ, ju gar
bel. Bet tie laukiniai barba-
raj, maskoliai, ne tik kapu pa
minklus sunaikino, bet If mi
rusiu karstus su kunais sulau-
re ir sulygino su zeme, taip
kad nei zymes neliko Lietuvos
Nepriklausomybes visuomeni-
ninku Lietuvos zemeles kapi-
nese.
Taip gall ivykti ir Chicago
je su Lietuviu Tautiskomis Ka-
pinemis, kada maskolbernlal
palms jas pilnai i savo rankas'
Todel Chicagieciai Lietuvial
budekime sargyboje nuo mas
kolberniu isigalejimo.
Aleksandras A. zalpis'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
NUzUDE SEIMININKE

Langhorne, Pa. 14-kos
metu berniukas, Aaron Shell
ton, kurio tevas tarnavo tur-
tingu zmoniQ uzmiescio rezi-
dencijoje, Birzelio Is d. smau-
gimu nuzude seimininke, Al m.
moteri, Mrs. Walter Shetland,
Trenton, n. j., gumo dirbtuves
perdetinio zmona. Pc to jis
mama padege. Suimtas berniu-
kas prisipazino prize savo pikto
darbo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Is LVS 6 SKYRIAUS
SUSIRINKIMO

Susirinkimas ivyko Birzelie
16, sv. Antano parapijos mo,
kykloje. Susirinkime isduota
raportai is buvusio LVS nett
nio seimo ir 6-to skyriaus pix.
niko. Aptarta ateities darbal
! Nutarta tureti skyriaus ma.
riu vain, kurio vedeju iisrink-
ia veikslus patriotas, nesena
cia apsigyvenes is Scranton
Pa, Vytautas Kersevicius.
Taipgi nutarta rengti sky
riaus draugiska isvaziavima
Vieta isvaziavimui teikesi duo.
ii D. Helen Rauby UVS cen,
tro lido globeja) savo vasarna,
myje. Isvaziavimas numatytas
Liepos IA d.
Susirinkime buvo nepapras-
tai gera nuotalka. Cla atsl-
lanke musu naujas Detroitietis,
Vytautas Kersevicius, kuris su
zmona apsigyveno Detroite pas
savo sesute Mrs. Malta. y Jis
ne tik pats istojo i skyriq, bet
pridave dar keturiQ nariu mo-
kestis, kuriuos jis TRIUMPH lal-
ku PHRASE i LVS. V. kerseVl-
cius, gyvendamas Scrantone,
buvo zymus LVS reikalu RENE
jas ir LVS knygu platintoJas.
Jis musu skyriuje priimtas di-
deliu entuziazmu ir delnu plo-
jimu.
Cia jis sutiko savo sena
drauga, Juoza Tamosiuna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Lake TARNAITE kAIP
NELAISVE

Bedford, Pa. - DR.. David
Lee, veterinaras, ir jo zmona
teismo nubausti uzsimoketi DO
$500 pabaudos uz tai kad jie
savo namuose lake kaip nelai-
sve 19 metu mergina tarnaite,
kuria musdavo ir neduodavo
reikalingo maisto. Ji budavo
namuose laikoma uzrakinta kai
seimininkai kur iseidavo. il
tarnavo pas juos nuo 1943 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
ALLEGHENY apskrityie

meta per pirmus keturis me-
nesius trafiko nelaimiu skai-
cius pasoko net 119 nuoS. lygi-
nant SUI tue pat laikotarpiu
pernai.
1945 metals per pirmus ke-
turis menesius uzmustu buvo
27, o symet net SO.
Nors symet ant vieskeliu vi
sole Pennsylvanijoje bendrai
INFANT automobiliq yra $4,000
maziau negu buvo 1941 metals,
taciau visoje valstijoje auto
mobility nelaimese uzmuSta 81
nuoS. daugiau negu 1941 me-
tais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Pastaba Skaitytojams

Jeigu .kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi Administrators prisiusti
ta numeri, nerasykit: me
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar 47'.
Tas palengvins be jokiu SUI
klydimu greit pasiQsti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
GIMTADIENIO
PAMINEJIMAS

Birzelio Is d., musu veikeja
poni Helen Raby minejo savo
gimtadieni. Jos mamyte, Ro-
re Stankiene, ir sesutes ia pro-
ga lteike jai grazia dovana. ia
sveikinos jos vyras, Antanas,
drauges ir draugai.
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Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos konstitucija AngliSkoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiQsim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius 5000 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi.
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 N. 9th st. Philadelphia 6, Pa.
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PITTSBURGH

PlTTSBURGHO Vysk. Boy
lie, sekmadieni, sv. Vincento ba-
znycioje, Latrobe, isventino 23
naujus kunigus. Tarp isisven-
tinusiq buvo vienas Lietuvis,
Antanas G. Rakauskas, is Chi
cagos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
S25.O0 NAsLAICIU FONDUI

LVS pikniko rengimo komi-
sijos nariams, A. Rinkunui ir
J. Guzauskui isdavus pikniko
raporta pasirode kad pelno Ii
ko 1870. Is ju nutarta $500
issiusti LVS Centrui, leidimui
dabar labai reikalingos ,knygos
'ELietuva Tironu Panciuose" +;
$25 paaukota naslaiciu parve-
limo fondui ir So zodynui Lie
tuviams pabegeliams. Likusie-
il palikta skyriaus izde.
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sVIRs $4,000 miesteliu ir
kamiu sioje salyje galima pa
siekti tik keliais ir motoriniais
vezimais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

Vasaros metu LVS 6-to sky
riaus didesniu veikimu nebus.
Sekantis skyriaus susirinkimas
manoma atlaikyti draugisko is
vaziavimo metu.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
Kodiak Diary
Continued from page 3,

(continued from page 3 pitching equine footgear-and now Kodiak has a woman horse shoe pitching champion!
 The affair began when Mrs May Floyd trailed along to watch her husband, M-Sgt. Gervis Floyd, defend his singles clam pionship. Because there was an odd number of players on hand and because the men had seen ] Mrs. Floyd pitch a couple of practice games, they somewhat condescendinply invited her to participate in the tournament After little coaxing she filed her entry
 In the opening round Mrs. Floyd drew Bob Lear as an op- ponent Lear first gloated at his luck but after his a tractive ad- versary tossed three ringers Tn a row Bob's gloating turned to chagrin as he took a 2l-l1 beat ing. Ia the semi-fnals Mrs. Floyd lost to her hubby, the defending champ who went on to whip Del Meader. PIP, PHO, and retain bis championship for the fourth consecutive time.
 Game the doubles. Mrs. Floyd teamed up with hubby. Got hot. Walloped Master Sergeant Mar GUS and a very meek Robbie Lear in the semi-6nals, 21 to7 Then went on to tromp on Del Meader and Kurt Noble in the finals, 2l-l2, 2l-9. New doubles champions = Gervis and May Floyd. High point man. in the doubles competition = May Floydl She will defead her title, with husband Gervis, Sunday, October 27
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Located on the site of the church lost by fire in October, l942, the new Russian Orthodox church rIses majestically with it's two bulbous towers to provide new but familiar landmark fo Kodiak, the birthplace of the Russian Orthodox church in Al aska.
 WI h the addition of siding to the exterior work will begin in earnest on the interior Ralph Shupp is the con tractor.
 The traditional crosses atop the structure are yellow; the
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

This week Dr. Eugene SuIli- van received paid night letter from Minneapolis, his former residence, notifying him of his
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Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

copper covered towers are blue; the roofing and shutters are green; and the siding is snow white
 A current drive for money IS being conducted to supplemens the building fund for necessary additional work. It is hoped the church will be completed by ear ly spring. Photo by Norman Photo Shop
 Sale of Lot ? Block II for $500 by William Simeonof to Lillian Morris was recorded this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-28
BUILDING PLANS
TOLD FOR HOME
Work On New Catherine
Kennedy Home Schedule
ed For Next Fall

Isl -.
Construction Of the projected
$100, 600 Catherine Kennedy Home
at 1900 block of Market Street will
begin in the fall of 1947, Mrs. Albert
F. Perry. building fund chair
man, said yesterday while announc-
ing that contributions for the
homes construction now total
$50, 565.
Mrs. Perry made her announce
ment in the course of summarizing
of results of last weeks fund-rais-
ing effort by the Ladies Benevolent
Society for the homes benefit.
The $50, sos total represented
pledges received last week as well
as contributions to the home over
the past two years, she said.
Il should like to express the
tanks of the Board of Directors
Of the Catherine Kennedy home
to all those who helped us raise
this money, and to voice apprecia-
ton for all the generous contribu-
tons we received,,' Mrs. Perry
said.
The building fund committee
met yesterday morning to hear a
report on its latest efforts at the
present Catherine Kennedy home at
Ninth and Princess Streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-28
SPINHARNEY
RECEIVES AWARD
FOR AIR SERVICE

An Air Medal and a Gold Star
in lieu of a second like award was
presented to DR.. Ronald j. Spin
barney of Wilmington at a cere.
mony held Tuesday night at a
meeting of the Naval Reserve Di-
vision in the Lake Forest Com.
munity building.
The Wilmington chiropractor re-
ceived the awards for service
while a member of the crew of a
United States Patrol bomber in
the European theater of war. The
tours of duty were in the Bay Of
Biscay and Mediterranean theaters
between November Is, 1943 and
February %, 1914.
A native o Fort Dodge, Iowa
DR.. Spinharney entered the navy in
July, 1941 and was returned to
civilian life in September, 1945.
The presentation Of the awards
was made by 1t. H. c. Bost. dis
trict representative Of the Naval
Reserve here.