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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Western Tops Strand Bill
 "Honie on inc Range"
 Stars Monte Hale

Delightfully."- different and packed with thrills, Republics first Magma color musical western, Home on the Range" which opened Wednes- day at the Strand Theater, is an unique achievement in film making.
 Monte Hale, in his first singing role for Republic, proved to be a finished actor as well as vocalist in his portrayal of an employe of the Forestry Service established by President Theodore Roosevelt to aid in the conservation of wild game program.
 Tom Chatterton has the role of Grizzly Garth, a lover of wild life of the outdoors, who turns his thousand acres of lush pasture land into @ haven for wild life of all kinds. and allows no trespassing or hunting on his property.
 Dan Long, a member of the Cat tlemen's Association, portrayed by Le Roy Mason, eager to obtain possession of Grizzly's rich land, encourages a feud between GrisSly and the cattlemen. He hires a couple of henchmen to aid him in his. greedy ambition. At Dams they periodically turn loose a hun gry,. vicious bear on calves belong ing to the cattlemen. When the carcaSses are found, the blame is put on the bears which are har- bored on Grizzly's property. Grizzly and his 10-year-old nephew Club, Bobby Blake) protest loudly in defense of their pets, but the situa- tion steadily grows worse.
 The Sons of the Pioneers add much to the thrilhngly-depicted picture in color with their incom- parable music, and as well has hav- ing important roles individually in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
ConedyTops Bill at Polls
 "TW0 Sisters From
 Boston" Featured

Now playing at the Loew-Poli Theater is the romantic comedy, Two Sisters from Boston," in which MGM has gathered a galaxy of entertainment talent in the per- sons of Kathryn Grayson, June Al- Tyson, Lauritz Melchoir, Jimmy Durante and Peter Lawford.
 Background by the story of a girl who makes a hectic climb from a Bowery beer-han floor show to the opera stage, the picture offers an opportunity for each of its stellar headliners to make the most of his or her speciality. Seldom has a screen musical offered the public such Q variety of attractions for both eye and ear as is contributed in this appealing and laugh-etched narrative of a little Boston miss who scandiliZes her prim family by running oil to New York and star ring in a rowdy Bowery joint re- vue in which the inimitable Dur ante as pianist, raucous-voiced singer, hoofer, and general master of ceremonies. keeps things moving at furious pace.
 Not only do we have Durante and Miss Grayson doing such bowling numbers of an earlier period as
 Down by the Ocean" and Two Sides to Very Girl";; Miss Grayson sings several concert numbers. Then there is the glorious voice of Mel chior. one of the greatest tenors or today. While Miss Allyson plays 8 prim Boston sister, she ends up With song- -and-dance number With the hilarious Durante.
 On the same program is Pass Key to Danger" a murder film star ring Stephanie Bachelor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
State Offers Twin Bill
 "Janie Gets Married"
 Stellar Attraction

Now showing at Warmers air conditioned State Theater, is the new and entertaining comedy Jamie Gets Married" starring Joan Leslie and Robert Hutton. The film Is concerned with the further &C., tivities of the Conway family or lginally introduced to filmgoers last season in Warmers Jamie. '' Featured in the same roles they cre- ated in the original Jamie" picture are Edward Arnold and Ann Hard ing as Janie's father and mother.
 The second hit is RKO's latest detective thriller, "The Falcons Alibi" starring Tom Conway in the hero role.
 Starting Sunday is "Badman's Territory" RKO-Radios big ad- venture romance which tells a grip ping story of the days when the Oklahoma Panhandle was a true No-Man's Land and a haven for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
It Says Here
By BOB HOPE
KEEPING COOL

Now that summer is officially here, would like to give my read- CTS a few pointers on how to keep cool during the hot months to come. know all about heat. I was an incubator baby.
 The most accepted method of avoiding the heat is to 90 to the seashore. That may have been all right years ago, but with girls bathing suits what they are today it's getting impossible to keep cool at the beach.
 Opinions on the subject differ, though. My good friend, w. c. Fields, for instance, advises alco- hol rubs. Then there's my brother, He never worries about keeping
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

out of the sun. His shady deals are guaranteed to keep him in the cooler.
 Seriously, though, I don't worry much about the heat. I just wear light clothing and take salt tab lets. Besides, I've been getting the cold shoulder for years. You won't have to worry though: with the meat shortage your deep freeze will be plenty roomy this summer. And, believe me, I've given you the cold facts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

most of the Vests outlaws. Bad mans Territory" stars Randolph Scott, Ann Richards, and George "Gabby" Hayes at the head of distinguished cast.
 Scott, as a Texas sheriff, lays aside his badge to go into the re- zion in search of his younger brother. Miss Richards is cast as an impetuous newspaper woman striv- ing to persuade the inhabitants to join with the rest of Oklahoma in petitioning Congress for full ter ritorial rights and eventual State hood.
 In the co-feature, Lum and Ab- ner appear on the screen in the Jack Votion production, Partners In Time" for the first time as young men. Pamela Blake plays the role
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

of the heroine.
 Coming Wednesday is the new TO- mantle drama "A Stolen Life" star ring Bette Davis and featuring Dane Clark, Glenn Ford, Walter Bren- nan and Charles Ruggles. Miss Da- wis, plays the part of twin sisters whose love for the character por- trayed by Glenn Ford ends in tra- gedy for one and happiness for the other and the actress has an ex- cellent opportunity to display her unlimited abilities. The second hit is Columbia Pictures 1.-The Return of Rusty" a story of boys and their dog, and a sequel to the well-liked Adventures of Rusty" and starring Ted Donaldson, John Litel, Mark Dennis, Barbara Wooddell and Ro- bert Stevens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

Adrian Booth and Monte Hale, sharing starring hOnOrs in Re- pubHc's first Musical Western in Magnac0l0r, Home On the Range"
 It Is now on the screen at the Strand. The companion feature in Gay Blades" and features Allan Lane and Jean Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
F0irlouUn Park Holds Ceremony

Supervisors at the weekly camp fire ceremony at Fairlawn Park yes- terday were Thomas Lane, John Lawlor, Mary Lou Dwyer and Flor ence Kaperment. Nineteen boys were given feathers and christened braves at the ceremony. Bill Cleary was named chief for the coming week.
 Those given feathers were: Thomas Synnott, Bobby Lupkas. Bobby Scory. Mharles Marino, Jackie Synnott, Rodney Ayotte, Ray Scory, Calsy Doyle, Morton Main, Billy Daone, Bob Hammell, John Cavanaugh, Donald Morris, John Colucci, Clifford EvittS, Jack Oul- undsen, Joseph Evitts, Billy Cleary and Richard Pureier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

Litchfield Theater patrons this week have been enjoying "Phila- delphia Story" and particularly the work of Gene Lyons in the part of Michael Connor.
 My Lyons has become a perma- nent member of the Litchfield group and will appear as Shadow in next weeks production of "Winterset." In addition to sum- mer stock experience, he has just completed a sixty-five week run as It. Archer in Kiss and Tell" before New York and Chicago audiences.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW's STRAND-"HOme On The Range: l;OO, 3:1B, 5:SO, 7:4S, 1O:OO P. M.,
 "Gay Blades: 2:CO, 4:15, 6;SO, 8:45 P. M. LOEW'S POLLING Sisters From Boston,: 12.3O, S:25, 6.2S, S:25 P. "Passkey To Danger: 2:26, 5:2S, 8:25 P. M. WARMERS STATE - "Janle Gets Married": 1:15, 400, S:4O, 9:2O F. M.
 "The Falcons Alihi": 2:SO, $780, 0:1O P. M.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1915

Beginning Eary) the following described pro-
perty to wits
Eighteen consisting five old Ayrshire Guernsey
freen the last of May old Guernsey cow due
middle of March, old Ayrshire hefer with hefer
first of October three head of
the head of Aberdeen Angus years old
freshen the first of May full blood year old
eshen August pure
bed Aberdeen Angus heer due reshen in October Note M
individuals all bred Angus bull Also one steer
weighing around 1000 bs steers weighing ABOUT OO lbs each
weighing about 400 b grade Angus bull calf
weighing about 400 b and Angus bull calf weighing about M
lbs.
head of tried Duoc Jersey brood sows due begin narrowing
the May head of select Droc Jersey gts due
begin narrowing the first OF May All nave peeh DIeu 10 peOeo
Duroc Jersey male hog And all have been double muned
SHEEP
Eleven head of choice Shropshire and old breeding ewes
abng March, three head of eve lambs and one reg
istered Shropshire buck
separator size 22
shredder eight roll Rosenhai corn shred
Superior 1877 fertilizer grain drill with seed attachments
Avery fertilizer planter equipped Tor tractor ana IN very
Ia David Bradley tractor pow mount
very good condition. international Little Gen
is bottom 12 pow in good condition. one foot
disc condition. good John Deere 9too cuac
1Ooo slant tooth drag SIT land drag one good
Mccormick moving machne Thomas
delivery Interchangeable
buck rake buck rake for models or Farma tac
baer which has been converted into pick
bottom l2n tarctor poW one
International rotary hoe suy hay rake TWO ruppe o a
rubber tired farm with wagon
cuvator attachments for
Farma model II IA; single row cuvator one ran
ming mill equipped for electric motor 14-inch burr mill
hog hog self feeders corn sheer
300 10 capacity platform scales one bood stove one huVo
smaller mentioned
HAY, GRAIN SEED
shells Of Columbia oats suitable seed bushels vand
Wisconsin beans suitable for seed
40 bushels of Mandel soy beans, suitable Tor SEED
~ ~ ~ w pnxY N rn nvrmrn
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11

sent. Mrs. Ivan Black give a re-
port on the last health meeting.
Due to the absence of the, discus
sion leader an open discussion on
patent medicine was held. The next
meeting viii be March 5, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Black.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
q. I.,so JoIN FRATERNITIEs

Disproving contentious that re-
turned veterans would have little
interest in student activities is the
announcement that Ohio State
university fraternities this fall had
an average of ID ex-servicemen per
chapter in their memberships.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11

(February 17) issue of Detroit
Sunday Times, tells what it takes
to win a husband Get Sundays
Detroit Times. 2-11-1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
FEBRUARY II, 1896
GIRLS, YOUR CHANCES
TO MARRY ARE DWINDLING

A man is marital prize. in these
Adays of surplus women. AS if GPs
taking foreign wives isn't bad
enough, unmarried girls find their
men grabbed off by divorcees
Genevieve Parkhurst, in the AM
erican Weekly, with this Sundays
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
ADYIsORY COUNCm Is

The Union County Farm Bureau
Council No. 13 met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Myers, Tuesday eve
ming. Eleven members were pre-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
TO our many friends for the beauti-
full flowers, cards and woods of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
PUBLIC SALE
AS discontnuIng farming public auction
farm miles north of Urbana miles south West Liberty us
Route
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1916
Commencing at 10 am. sharp.


54 consisting heavy
springs outstanding good producing
herd ranging in from to years plenty Of size and quality
balance recently bang tested and all mast free need
good these before day of sale Two oen hefes
heifefs which Bred Hoen heferS ranging
vaena o Bangs 0 black G calves Weighing Zoo lbs
each ready to butche black osen Angus calves weighing 400 to
500 lbs eac black HoenAngus calves ready wean Pure bred
Angus hefer weighing 600 lbs ready kill full blood Herord
heiferS weight 900 lbs
farrow April Hampshire to
arrow 12 pure ampshe gifts famOw in April
weighing from so to 100 lbs each All hogs double immuned
10 shop breeding ewes to lamb in February balance
April
rubber with cuvaor; Oliver heavy duty
IA inch breaking plow IC Universal
lent condition. Durham cupacer Duam rotary hoe Papac ham
good condition; LC wood wheel with flat bottom
Thomas 3x7 grain drill with lift Superior horse drill with
fertilizer attachment LHC planter with fertilizer attachment
drag harrow hog feeder hog tank breecng harness
complete forks shove Mccormick Deerng grain binder McCor
1888 CHEVROLET COACH
Universal milking machine with 2 single units milking
machine with single units good Surge electric water heater
used Wash tubs II milk buckets and sraners
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Brooder house (sze 10 H L R used season. Electric brood
500 chick SIZE feeders and water tanks
timothy 100 bu OATS inslage
HOUSEHOLD GOODS -
Large piece living suite with reversible
cushions condition. writing desk combination book case and
rug lot of vcroa records Gateleg table,
medicine cabinet; desk light table lamps floor lamp porch swing
novelty flower dishes and other articles not listed This is
good clean lot of household goods
T.W. (TOM) SWISHER, OWNER
Baker smith oSA fsT HOG Will H"a @ HVEN % Tr fR S0d' Clerks
Kingscreel Methodist Church
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PUBLIC SALE
Having sold his undersigned will residence
located eight miles
and two miles south Pfeifer Station,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1916

Beginning at 1:OO COME EARLY The following described
Fifteen head consisting Jersey
five old Guernsey
year old freshen May
ing with her March, three head year hefers
to freshen in May; and two head of heer calves.
Thirty head Shropshire breeding ewes ranging from one
i've year ods and due to begin lambng March Is
\
Thirty head consisting of of
begin narrowing thirty thrifty
feeder shoats weighing from 60 80 bs all which have been
double immuned from cholera
POWER and EQUIPMENT
Consisting of Model 01 Jr Harris rub
had installed equipped with weights lights
etc. good Minneapolis Moline combine rubber
MnneaposMolne tractor pow rubber; Minneapolis Moline
speader rubber in front and good condition. Min
one moving machine rubber and the
international side delivery hay rake Hooe 107 fert
zer drill drill; wood beam drag
which just good Durham cutpacer spring tooth har
ts," poa, ie ~ eoi one
machine good Case rubber tired farm with flat rack and
suy Tanning
MILL kettle forty gallon bucherng kettle 100 rods of
fence set of fence sece set of platform scaes free
lance gappe fork hog fountains of which freeze
hog individual hog which
picket crib of 226 fertilizer
watering tanks several oug quantity of and used
draining stoves good line
hand tools forks shove and other articles mention
IAN incomplete line of household goods miscellaneous etc
HAY, GRAIN SEED FEED
Four hundred bushels good $50 bushels good oats 20 tons
of loose eighty shocks field quantity clover
seed and quantity of timothy seed
NOTETh large SALE should start promptly schedule
early Ladies Aid
Otterbein u. B. Church
Terms: Cash day of sale.
HARLEY BROWN, OWNER
ifolmes b. Lingo Auconeer Dunsin, Clerk
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Commencing at 12 O'Clock, the following:
l3-HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE--l3

is-HEAD or DAIRY CATTLE--lls ,..... o,.,
years. DID, in heavy Production @ yead Guernsey hee
Sears od an good poducGn no Guernsey cow years Old
should % be fresh by one ay ssn % b esey coe eGW with fr @ calf
closeup prnge extra nice Guernsey hefer coming wit with nor first ce
Guernsey hefer DID, open Jersey heier year
old; two caves iSHEAD ~ffEs Do OF BEEF cArThElo
time after May These nursing weighing from
beef dairy cattle T and Iias BsiGg accrfd ed
tied Ownersampe testing records complete are available on the
~.y 'n''s a so-HEAD OF HOGS .,.. 40 ,..otn.
shoa ranging weight shoats will be sold
IN s', o'[ zzHEAD % Of sHEEPz2 M R wears. lamb
the April young registered Shropshire ram Holy
cross breeding two y9DqASl pAlRY FsYDE EQUIPMENT
M n 4g ma9 % two single a O9 go Wh a ne %
good milk cans large sPoITRY EH?TfF 2'FS EoUPMENr iFfS
large three large self feeders some
-
Combine .s good ssS :.ss6s sssrs
attachment extra screens and and PeISGP g guards
flexible rotary hoe extra good condition. new
Roosonbut rubber tired wagon with good tires new rack and S
er with good 6ooxl6 tires 2nch
ppaesy Sfes Tn e% G heavy duty all metal
shS GGR ' snG G'6sf ba Gns nd oce tch p tires
John Deere No 999 corn planter with @ rer M ] aacen ne @
condition. oOot drag steel land roller one vacuum
fountain drinking for hogs good as new John Deere corn
shelter with electric MOTOR one new
tractor grain feed bunk 8foo sheep
bunk feeder practically Webber
French fehole hog troughs Aype hog
good condition.
MISCELLANEOUS
1886 light truck radiator several used tires ranging IN
sizes from 6O0x16 62516 by 6py truck bus
several 5gaon bench combna
tor compressor paint spayer with horse power G. E.
motor 20 couplings so of garden
cutter good socket wrenches in ameta kit Flor
22nh furnace bowl also equipped
with electric fan, good as
HAY AND GRAIN
hay heavy mixed hay few
bales Of good bright least 200 bushels of good heavy
Columbia seed oats.
Cash Lunch On GROUNDS
LLOYD |. CODER
Simpson Son, Auctoneers StuTgis Cheney, Clerk
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
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HARRY l RAPP, OWNER

b. Auctoneer Frank Mccall Clerk
NOTE Come early large schedule
Lunch will lbe served by the Wolf Creek Grange
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11

sympathy extended to us recently.
1t The Paul c. Overturf family
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O years old, bred; 2 good bucks:
Farma F20 rubber
MISUNDERSTANDING planter
good) Gale planter
loader; side
cruSher cuvaors walking pow double and single
with gravel bed;
wheel with rbbere steel drag steel harrow
chains; 4O track; Myers
sed platform scales; 20 extension ladder log
shelter double lot small oo 300 sacks
sides harness; collars; articles not mentioned
MISCELLANEOUS
Sheep rough several hog roughs; hog
feeder; hog houses; pressure
GRAIN
Some mixed hay; oats; 100 bales straw
GOODS
setChers Morris chair ice
porch swing cocs oil gal water tank
with wall brackets lot old
pitchers bowls old churns step ladders 20
kettle and srer auto heater many articles not
mentioned.
HARRY McMAHILL
F. T. Bradley AuctiOneer NJ A Loveess CerA
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

As the will
sell public auction his residence, miles Marysvle
miles Petersburg miles north Route
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
PUBLIC SALE

discontinue will
his residence miles northeast RdgeWay three miles
northwest Victory mile east of Grassy Point and seven
then turn mile west at Pleasant
EnNnn nnrnnrS
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SEVEN
PUBLIC SALE

quitting dairy viii sell entire herd Of
miles
EII,Nnsi NJ NInrNaN lIe.-n
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PUBLIC SALE
l HORSE 1

, One II year old sorrel mare, weight about 400 p
double.
CATTIE-3
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I. W. (TOM) SWSHER, OWNER
PUBLIC SALE

As the undersigned to California he will hold complete
located miles southeast RichWood
miles northeast Marysve 21 miles southwest OF Magnetic
Springs on the SpringdaIe Road
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IA
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Beginning at one o'clock:
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Warner cabinet with
foot and hand controls Maytag washer b Travellers RADIO
Premier sweeper portable sewing power
mixer 6way lamp; 2burner plate table lamps
waffle iron and sandwich grill baby bottle kitchen clock
horse double shalt hot pad tub heater bed lamp
The above mentioned appliances will all be here
of the
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s-PoLANp CHINA-BERksHIRE HOES

Two gifts bred for middle April pigs; open
by 1st of March; young male hog
81 SHROPSHIRE and HALE BREED SHEEP 81
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-26
PASIPRIESINIMO
JUDEJIMAS

Laikina ir beviltiska issilais
vinimo kova veda Baltai parti
zanQ judejime, kuris prasidejt
1889 metals, kai Rusai pirms
karta okupavo krasta. Vokie
ciu okupacijos metu tas saju.
dis buvo tesiamas toliau. Tri.
mis- metals veliau, kai Rusa:
vel uzeme Baltijos krastus
partizanu veikimas nenutruko
Daug Baltu, kurie po Vokie.
ciu pasitraukimo tuojau buvc
Rusu pasaukti j kariuomene il
priverciamuosius darbus, pa.
bego j miskus, susijungdami
ten SUI gerai apmokytomis il
apginkluotomis laisves kovoto.
ju grupemis.
Rusu mobilizacijos skelbi.
muose buvo saukiami vyrai gi.
me 1905-1927 metals. Taciau
tikrumoje buvo gaudomi nuo
1870 metu amziaus. Jq dau.
guma,. ). neziurint ju fizinio tin
kamumo ir pilnai kariskai jQ
neapmokinant, buvo pasiusta
fronta. Islikusieji gyvi po ka,
karo paliaubq pabego is savo
daliniu ir taip pat isijunge
partizanu judejima.
Rusai panaudojo virs $4,000
kariuomenes prizes 10000 sia-
dien Wis dar tebekovojanciQ
partizanu ir taip pat isteige
nuo 80 Xxi 300 vyru stiprias
naikinimo stovyklas krasto ir
tautos terorizavimui, kad at
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-26
Siuntimas Senu RUBY !
Sovietus bus SUI Muitu !,
ir Fumigacija

Amerikos paste pranesimu
jau galima siusti ir devetus
rubus j Lietuva, kuria priski-
rie prie "USSR." Primena kad
.siuntejas turf pristatyti mics
to Sveikatos Tarybos certifika-
ta patikrinanti kad tie rubai
buvo tinkamai isfumiguoti.
Siuntejas turf apmoketi stun
timo kastus (tas suprantama)
ir muita kuri Sovietai ina uz
siuntinius. Bet sovietai numa-
zina nuo muito 20R uz stun
ciamus devetus rubus.
Kadangi muitas ant naujV
rubu Russia, kuriu niekas ne.
siunte, nezinomas, tai Maskva
uz senu ruby ileidima, 'numa.
zintu" muitu bandys prisigrai.
byti Amerikonisku dolariq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-26
Isisteiges LVS skyrius kviecia kalbeti LVS Cen
tro Pirmininka Inz. P. j. Ziuri ir Sekretoriu
K S. Karpiu Bus parodyta San Francisco
Konferencijos ir kitos Filrnos

there's life-there's hope, tai
gal kada ir man teksD.
Korespondenciju sekretore-
Ona Kadziute, mokytoja. La
bal prielanki. -. suprasdama
Lietuvos laisves kovos svarbu-
ma jau daug yra pasidarbavus
Siam tikslui. Kadangi jos dar-
bas duoda jais progos sueiti su
vietiniais mokytais Amerikie-
ciais, il tankiai pasinaudoja sia
proga supazindinti Amerikie-
cius SUI Lietuvos istorija ir da-
bartine Lietuvos sunkia pade-
timi.
Finansu sekretore - Adele
Kadziute. Kaip jos sesute, Ona,
il taipgi yra prielanki. Uzim-
DANA zymia vieta savo darbe.
il pasidarbavo gavimui izymiu
Amerikeciu parasu ant laisku
i Kongresmanus ir Senatorius
prasant remit H. R. No. 800
ir S. Con. Res. 40.
Izdininke - Juzefa NikSte.
niene. -. pavyzdinga moteris
Suprasdama verte Lietuviskp
susirinkimu, il visada lanko il
kick galima prisideda. Islei.
dus j kara du savo Janus SUI.
nus, vos tik Is metu baigusius
il uoliai eme darbuotis su vie
tinemis Lietuvemis motinomis
remime karo pastangu ir pa
ramai musu kareiviu. (Apit
Lietuviu Motinu Klubo darbs
nesenai buvo aprasyta Dirvo
je). Taipgi darbavosi prie Rau
donojo Kryziaus Lietuviu Stu
vino grupes. Siuveju darba'
buvo labai ivertintas ir, daue
pagyrimQ gavo nuo vietinit
Raudonojo Kryziaus skyriaus
lido globejas -Benis Kriau
pas, City Engineer. Nesena
gryzes is McGregor, Texas, kul