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growing tendency to start get
ting into the club, due to pub
licity." Limit membership" was
Smiths words as he recommend
ed one member for each 400 of
Key Vests population w h h
would bring the total registration
to 40 or As. He pleaded for a
special membership that would
have no voting or office holding
privileges, and asked that no
new members be admitted at the
present time. All nine applica-
tions were then tabled until the
next meeting.
Demeritt sided with Smith by
declaring that when he joined
some years ago he had no idea
about saving money, but that he
just liked the people in the club
and that it is now a small but
happy organization and that
membership should not be
thrown wide open. DR.. William
Kemp reminded the club that the
city spends $4,000 yearly for
maintenance and should be con-
suited in matters of this kind.
Goldsmith answered Kemp's re-
marks by saying that in the
agreement with the city, the club
reserved the right to allow or not
to allow anybody to join the club
or play on the course" A state
ment was made that mo one
paying fees can be stopped from
playing on the course" Position
of the club spoke Demeritt in
relation to the city, is that the
club merely manages the course
for the city and all assets such
as land, starter house, cash on
hand, etc, are city property.
Initiation fees. on the mo-
ton of Curry Harris. were
raised from Sc to $40. Dues of
the club remain at $40 yearly.
which may be paid quarterly
semi-annuallY. or annually.
Horace O'Bryant, in answer to
new bylaws that grant an un-
specified salary to the position
of secretary-treasurer, stated
that he had great affection for
the club" and that during his
tenure of office he did not want
to be reimbursed for his services.
He added that the work should
not be made so strong that pay
ment would have to be made. He
favored retention of the present
workable, simplified method of
handling the secretary treasurer
duties.
II was pointed out by the
membership committee in ans
wer TO a question from the
floor that membership in. the
club is not restricted TO men
and that women may join as
individual members or on a
family membership basis.
Members present were:
DR.. William Kemp, Bill Pelo-
ouin, Bob Spottswood, Glenn
Price, Orvis Kemp, William Wat
kins, Bascom Grooms, Gilmore
Park, Alton Park, Harry knight,
Joseph Lopez, DR.. Jack Hayes,
Francis Delaney, Robert Dopp,
Charles O'Bryant, Anthony De-
merritt, Charles Smith, Jr., James
Cooper and Norman Artman.
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NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS


Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that on the 9Th day
of August, AID. 1916, at 1880 o'clock
Z. NJ. in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Florida. the
Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County Florida, will open
sealed bids for the general reno
walton of the Monroe County Court
House, -at Key West, Florida, IN
Guiding painting. laying of asphalt
tile, replacing. sash cords, broken
window glass; eteetera.
A performance bond or certified
check equivalent to Ten per cent.
Q0H) of the amount of the bid
must accompany the bid.
Work must begin within thirty
(30) days after the acceptance of
the bid and the work must be done
by the bidder and cannot be sub
contracted without the permission
of the Board of County Commission
ers. The contractor shall be REIN
bursed weekly upon presentation to
the County Clerk his sworn state
ment of expenses incurred during
the week for labor and ma terialsr in
furtherance of the; work contracted
for However Ten per- c emit &c DNa }
of the total contract price shall be
retained by the County until the
work shall have finally been in
spected and approved as satisfac-
tory, go
Complete plans and specifications
can be obtained from Honorable
Clarence S. Higgs either at the
Monroe County Court House or at
Commissioner Higgs' home at 517
Grinnell Street. Key West, Florida
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all
bids made pursuant to this adver-
tisement All bids must be submit
ted on or before 1880 o'clock PM.
August 9Th, 1916.
Dated at Key West. Florida
July Sth, 1916.
(sd) ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk, Board County Com
missioners, Monroe County
Florida.
jul Gle, 194t
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LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDICTAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN
AND FOR MONNOE Cos VITA.
IN CHANeERYg
Case No. I0-7S7
WILLIE N.MFgJRNER,
Plaintiff.
MARY LOUISE HARcRoW $50 Z
TURNER,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: May Louise Hafcrow Turner,
ADDRESS UNKNOWN.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 9Th day OF
August. AID. 1916. otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida, this Sth day of july AID.
1916.
(Circuit Court seal)
ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Gloria NJ. Aceveio.
Deputy Clerk.
William ", Alburv,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
jur9-16- % 80. 1916
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Doesn't Mean Anything

Creditor: IS Mr.. Perkins home?
Maid: No. sir.
Creditor: But / see his hat and
coat hanging on the hall tree.
Maid: That doesn't mean any,
thing-my dress is hanging on
the clothes line in the yard, but
I'm not there.
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LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
{ FtEi 81 NAME &tFA FTTrFx ~ "

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned desiring to en-
gage in business under thes fictitious
name of Tavernier Radio. and Ap-
pliance Co, Tavernier, Florida, In
tend 70 register the said fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated June "a, 1916. stsr
e. V. Derry FORMONT
MARYs b. FORMONT, y
Sales Owner.
jun %, jul 2-9-16, 1916
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AT LEAST THIS HORSE
CAVE THE FANS A RUN

WOODFORD, Queensland, Aus
tralia. TAP Sir Brae didn't
live up to the old gag about the
racehorse that finished a week
late, but he made a good start.
AT Woodford track, he was the
favorite. He was lengths ahead
Of the field until suddenly he
swerved to the rail, leaped it
gracefully and galloped into the
woods. After wild ride through
the brush and back onto the
track, his jockey finally nosed
him over the finish line-1O
minutes behind the winner.
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Riviera Club May Play
In Key West Golf Games

kev West Golf Club, with
- sldeni Anthony Demeritt pre-
aang. met last night at the club
hs ON the golf course grounds
te aaeps bylaws of the newly
nea and approved charter.
FH hy-laws were read by Curry
MMxm and amendments were
e Riih the final version be-
aAoeieti.. ~
arFs Knight. vice-president in
Ke q tournaments, stated
f nifr,ciiy golf matches had
tea offered 70 the West Palm
b aod Havana clubs and that
81 had contacted "Tubby" Price,
ss known Miami golfer and
- snlormed by Mr.. Price that
Es# newly-formed Rivera club
af Aasawi would probably accept
sae key West offer.
kntshf also spoke about the
eIeh sfanding list Ia new set
- e. dsfsrmine each players
saansins as . golterl. and il
50 aaeided 10 have not the
ehmllenaer. but the loser. pay
- agreed upon challenging
s#sa 80 cents is charged for
mh pentiion intended TO skip
e fhs club ladderl. All mon
IS wln 90 10 the refreshment
fena. pollock's and Paul Sher.
af merchants. have agreed
Is aanais trophies 10 the win
mAm@ isam in the inter-citY
aa8sebe&.
Ma and loss statement for
fsa fel year ending July Is,
es "a b. secretary Treasurer
fgsaes otsraat. The statement
aNfa an income of $8,423.06
and dues only and expen-
ages a sa.7O4l5, showing an
nt net operating loss of
81 Actually. however, the
"a aaluaTes included capital
aeesnents including remod-
ol starter house and install
n e lights Of a cost of ST.
AHA and an unannounced sum
- fafway mowers and other
wmgui.
aeut Demeritt suggested
a. nuuhase Of q spare cutter
ANS bllshings and bearings
- a was recommended that
~ aTdered.
Goldsmith. Greens COM
etairman, spoke on the
eanalll0n Of the course, es-
bales Nos. /, 3, and ..
fhnfa. be said. have not yet
- 80 Tie remarked that the
when fully cut will De
- smooth as anyone's
Goldsmith also said that
eaarre Is very easy to play,
Ia mnres should be lower.
AZ further suggested that
tie old cutter be made to
fH fhe purpose or else a new
bs bought, SO that the
could be made less dit
fhiz could be done, ne
h. adjusting the mowers
- a six inches off the grouna-
4 asssfl0n as to when No.
waa - converted to 2 par
- rs replied August / Dy
8smifh-
smith. Jr, membership
ssman. stated that there Is a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16

OF celebrated catchers Of more
recent years. Hank GowdY and
Rollie Hemsley. broke into
baseball as first basemaa and
outfielder. respectively. and
Gowdy became a major leagues
before he settled down to
catching.
Some others who changed po-
sitions include Lou Gehrig, who
did some pitching in high school;
Joe Medwick, who started as a
second baseman; Moe Berg, a col
lege shortstop before he became
"a big league catcher; BuclSy Wal
tiers, pitcher at the outset who
switched to playing the infield
and then returned to hurting in
the middle of his major league
career, and Joe DiMaggio, who
played three games at shortstop
in his first season with San Fran
cisco before he went to outfield.
Returning to Lanigan's old
timers, one of the great early
day outfielders, Jesse Burkett,
was a scatter-armed pitcher when
he broke in with Scranton in the
Central League. It wasn't until
he moved up to the Giants that
he was switched to the outfield
and began making life miserable
for other pitchers.
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RECREATION

Bayview Park-TennIs, Basket
ball and Handball Courts, Dia-
mondball, Kiddy Playground,
Comfort Stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea Fishing, Small Boats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16

The basenji, a breed of hunting
dog from Africa, is unable to
bark but can growl loudly when
irritated.
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Legion, Machinists Teams
Are Due TO Meet Tonight

re american Legion and the meet tonight in
f may to be the winning of the first half for the Lection
e ne ving for first place for the iMachinists
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Erosion carries off an estimated
three billion tons of top soil in
the United States annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16
CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
at Bayview Park
fNight Gannesl

TONIGHT 1
7;3O B29's VS.. VI w. F.; Ma
chinists VS.. American
Legion.
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BELIEVE IT on NOT

DIAMOND. ia. - When Flor
ence A Main and Charles M
FieIy were recently married in
the little United Brethren in
Christ Church in this town, it
was the first wedding IN the
church IN e3 years. Al guest at the
ceremony was Mrs. T. d. Tho1np-
son, 86, who was the bride in the
last previous wedding in 1868.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-16

half of the sixth to go one ahead
while the vets tied up the score
-, 4t.x ez,1ov14h
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The key WEST CITIZEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16
Wdtl Me lUU1lMl
KAPPA FRATERS FETE
HUNDREDS AT DANCE

The members Of the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity were hosts
20 hundreds Of friends at a for
nal dancing party on Friday
night AZ the Macabbees Ball
room Soft lights and sweet mu-
sic we're perfect backgrounds for
the beautifully gowned m c M
hers Of the femme contingent
and their escorts. with pleasant
snatcheS Of conversation ex-
changed by friends between
dances.
Enjoying the event were Dr.
and Mrs r. c L. Markoe, Dr..
and Mrs J A. Graham, Mr.
and Mrs A. Roscoe Tyler. Nh
and Mrs John Roxborough. Mr.
and Mrs Sidney Barthwell Nj
and Mrs Aaron c Toodle, Mr.
and Mrs. Walker, Nj. and Mrs
Hughes Peterson Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Tondee. Mr. and Mrs
George Taylor Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Coles, Mr. and Mrs Charles
G Digs Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Pcnlck Mr. and Mrs Goss.
Mr. and Mrs II Bates Mr..
and Mrs Frances Kornegay. DR..
and Mrs Guy Saulsbcrry, DR..
and Mrs Bundrent. Mr. and Mrs.
l.antoin Mr.. and Mrs Curtis.
Mrs Gladys Mills, Dr. and Mrs
Boynton Milton, Or and Mrs
sam Hilton, DR. and Mrs Car.
llyle Johnson, DR. and MIS- 6
10 II Owen. Mr. and Mrs Snow
Grgsby, Miss Violet Banks. Nal.
lorv Banks, Mr. and Mrs Bor
Browley Miss Geneva Morrow
Joseph A. Craigen, Vent Per.
kins Mr. and Mrs Julian Per
lry.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Ovens. Dr
and Mrs NJ ] Morrison, Nj
and Mrs. Henry Mirisson, Mrs
Jesse Owens Miss Ruth Graham
Mr. and Mrs Elvin Davenprt
Mr. and Mrs Carl Jackson, Nj
and Mrs Alfred Pelham Mis-
Victoria Mccall Mr. and Mrs
Sam Thomas, Miss Lowell Locke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16
Eta Phi Betas Give
Lovely Party

The Tennis ClubroonS al the
Detroit Federation Of womens
clubs was very gay with the
laughtei and chatter Of the Sor-
ors Of Beta Chapter NJ Eta Phi
Beta Sorority and their guests
last Wednesday evening.
Something unusual in enter.
talnment was offered II was an
indoor picnic. complete with all
the trimmings, including sports
attire and a very cozv fire.
Among those present were He
len Lounzio Basileus Soror Le-
more Turner and Nj Turner.
Sorors Anne Jones. Jennie
Smith Incz Williams. VILLA Mae
Humphrey Edith BraXton. Viv-
an Mccoy Alma Edwards and
Mr. Edwards Also Mrs Ann
Porter Of Alpha Chapter and Mr.
Porter
Seen among the guests were
Bobbie Douglas. William Gra-
ham otha XIX Norman Morris
William Smedlcr Alonzo Robin
son Doug Webb Marv Williams.
Henry Malone Nathalie Kille-
brew j c. McClendon. Howard
Broadnax and MANY others
The affair was verv capahlv
chairmanned by Soror Lila Mae
Noble assisted by Lena Walden
and Ethel Broadnax There wore
games cards and music not r.
/ mention an abundance NJ deli.
oiouS foods and beverages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16

Mrs Beulsh Whitby, Or and
Mrs St Hill, Mr. and Mrs Ulys-
SEES w Boykin, Dr. and Mrs. Ira
Whitby, Mr.. and Mrs. l. c.
Blount Mr. and Mrs George
Cathcart Nj and Mrs Pcrciyal
r. Piper DR. and Mrs . r.
Burton, Nj and Mrs Bill Col
den Nj and Ms Charles Fish
cr Laurence Bleach, Miss Jeanne
Cole Nj and Mrs jimmie
Brown David Northcross
Following the dance the Kap-
pas invited their friends 10 an
Open House at the kappa Kssile
on Erskiue street Many were
seen accepting the hospitality
until the wee hours OF the morn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16

DEAR READERS
Bobbye Mcclure your visa
ciois reporter Of BITS OF BAN.
TERINC just dashed into Tie
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h,llty Of gong Easi on Wcaaos
day for one ~ the most *.
cillng traps ctc She has hccn
invited 10 attend TIC Monaa5
afternoon session OF the bis
tonc United Nations Confer
cnce convenlng IN New Yolk a.
this time She VIII also be tie
guest Of MIS- Hasy Truman in
Washington, D G. while cmouie
lis all IN connection with the
National Council OF Negro Wo
mcn
Another Detoitcr u attend
the epocha. event IS Mrs Bel
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other outstanding women ~ the
country who VIII see and kcW
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TIE >c.goo wis M
is on Thlns9av ~ h,t ,r@
C4usinr III end ~
from Bobbve were tbc st.rr
chspea.x v,crn ~ thc
Victoria Mccall and Nj 1T
chose p,unes ID tbc nom, s.
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PAJiESKOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii.
aantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Adomavicius, is Smilgiu k, Vilka
viskio APPS.
Akstinas, Antanas, is Randomonir
k, Marcinkoniu val.
Alekna, Povilas, kill, Kupiskio val.
Panevezio APPS.
Apolskis, Pranas, is Plunges, Tel.
siq aps., gyv. Chicago.
Astrauskas (Astrowski) Kazys gyv
Schenectady.
Bakas, Jonas, sunus Antano.
Balkys, Feliksas, isvykes is Tytu.
venq val, Raseiniu ap.
Bartaska, Jonas, gyv. Brooklyn.
Baskeviciute, Brone, gimusi Ameri-
| koJe, gyv. Lietuvoje Xxi 1888 m
Bohdzevicz, Michal ir Michalina, is
Stalgoniu k, Dieveniskiu val,
Vilniaus kr.
Originate, Hele.
Budreviciutes, seserys Stasio, kilu-
sios is Liuklingenu k, Alytaus ap.
Clzinauskiene Ignataviciute, Ona,
dukte Juozo, kuris gyv. Duryea,
Pa, veliau farmoje prize Pittston.
Dambrauskas, sunus Jono, is Stir
niskiq k, Vilkaviskio ap.
Dauderis, Juozas, gyv. Chicago.
Dldziul, Vaclovas, gyv. Brockton,
Mass.
Doviat, Mike, gyv. Vandergrift. Pa,
is slapoberzes k, Krakiu val, Ke-
dainiu ap.
Giedraitis Juozas ir Giedrait e e
(Poviliute), julie is Leipalingio,
gyv. Russelton.
Grauzis, Kate.
Grigaites, Juzes (istekejusios pa
varde nezinoma) dukterys praso-
mos atsiliepti. Ju motina buvo
is Krekenavos val, Panevezio ap.,
ir gyv. Philadelphia.
Grigaitis, Jonas, sunus Mateuso, is
Janukiskiu k, zvirgzdaiciu val,
sakiu ap.
Gukas, Antanas, kiles Vaitkunu k,
Leliunu val, Utenos ap.
Gutauskas, Jonas ir Gutauskas, Vim
cas-, sunus Mykolo, is Vaikunu k,
Leliunu val, Utenos ap.
Karolis, Ferdinandas ir
Albertas, is Kiviliu k, Vainuto
val, Taurages ap.
Indrisiunas, Frank, gyv. Baltimore
ir Indrisiunas, Antanas, gyv. Chi
cago. Abu is Pasvitinio parap.,
Siauliu ap.
Janulis, Results, Lietuvis Ameri-
kietis, studijavo Kaune Xxi 1910
Jokubpreikstas, Jonas.
Joniskaite, Elena.
Juozapavieius, Robertas, gyy. Cam
bridge.
Kaltauskas, Bronius.
Domas, is Klykuoliu k,
Akmenes val, Mazeikiu ap., gyv.
Brooklyn, Mass, ar Brockton, Mass.
John ir Stanislovas,
broliai Onos Karbowsky, kile ar
tureje giminiu Raseiniu ap., gyv.
Chicago.
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- '~ ~ IVY

toliau. " NV
Kuriai saliai bus reikalinga
pagalba il gales kreiptis Anne
rikos selpimo komitetan.
Daroma pastabos net apie
teikima pasalpos tokioms sa-
Inns kaip Lenkija ir Cekoslo-
vakija, kur bolseviku valdzia
vykdo .religiska ir politiska
zmoniu persekiojima: jos ne
gales gauti pasalpos Xxi nesu-
sitvarkys savo namuose. To-
kiam Jugoslavijos diktatoriui
Tito sakoma pagalba is Ameri-
kos nebus teikiama, mes jisai
viska sunaudoja stiprinimui sa-
vo bolSevikiskos kariskos ma
sinos, o pasalpa is Americas
viliojo priedanga Jugoslavijos
zmoniu selpimo.
Amerikonai nori apsiriboti
pasalpos teikimu tiktai sioje
puseje tos "gelezines uzdan-
gos", kur yra CANA reikalingu
slams sukrauti.
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Judge Frederick P. Walther
vel KandidatuOja

Per virs 40 metu istikimai tarnau-
damas visuomeneje Judge Frederick
P. Walther pasieke pavydetino re-
kordo.
Prizes tapus Common Pleas Court
Teiseju, Judge Walther tarnavo per
16 metu United States Commissioner
10 ypatinga sumanuma pripazino ir
Ohio gubernatorius, ir 1921 metals il
paskyre teiseju Common Pleas Court.
1922 metals reguliariuose rinki-
muose jis laimejo ia vieta balsavi-
muose. Judge Walther buvo isrink-
tas pakartotinai 1928 metals ir 1884
metals su daugejanciu balsu skaicium,
gi 1910 metals jis buvo isrinktas be
jokios opozicijos.
Per 25 metus darbavimosi Com
mon Pleas Teiseju, Judge Walther
isigijo sau reputacija drasaus ir
teisingo. 10 obalsis yra, "Lygus
Teisingumas Visiems, Jokios Privi-
legijos Niekam.'
Judge Walther, kurio diedukai bu-
vo ateiviai, pilnai ir gerai supranta
tautiniu grupiu reikalus.
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UNRRA BUS LIKVI-
DOTA
IkI SIOL Is JOS GUDRIAUL
SIA PASINAUDOJO
BOLSEVIKAI

Amerikos vyriausybe nutare
su siQ metu uzbaiga nutrauk-
tt teikima paranos UNRRA
organizacijai Europos selpimui.
Reiskia, UNRRA bus Hkviduo-
ia.
UNRRA buvo isteigta pasi-
remnant viltimi kad tarptauti-
Mai kooperuojant visos salys
kurios gall prisideti aprupins
pagalba karo nukente jusiems
ir isblaskytiems znonems, po
karo pabaigos. Ia organizaci-
ia nepermate kad po saudomo
karo seks prazutingas ideolo-
ginis karas, godisiskas grobi-
mas karo atlygininnu ir paver-
glmas ivairiu saliu, ka viska
dabar Sovietu Russia vykdo ir
jos niekas nuo to nesulaiko.
Neziurint Amerikos geru no.
rq ir pastangu karo nukenteju-
sius selpti, ia pasalpa patekus
/ bolseviku valdonlas Sails bu-
ma paciu Rusu pagrobta, vie
tos gyventojai nieko negauna.
Tas daroma tose salyse kur
Rusai pastate savo UNRRA
virsininkus ir neisileido Anne
rikos atstovu pamatyti ka boil
sevikai SUI pasalpa daro.
Maisto dalinimas karo nu-
vargintose salyse yra svarbiau-
sias ginklas bolsevikams pajun-
gti tas Sails po savim.
Visus sovietu uzsimojimus
per UNRRA bolsevikai atsie-
kia, nors Russia idejus j ta or
ganizacija maza dali. Patys
Rusu kareiviai sueda daugiau
Austrijoje, Vengrijoje, Lenki-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11

joje ir kitose rytu Europos sa-
lyse negu Rusai dadeda j UN
IRA. Amerika niekur negavo
jokio pripazinimo uz tai ka il
UNRRA palaiko, tose salyse
kur sovietai Waldo.
Jugoslavijoje, kaip ir kito-
Sc salyse~ UNRRA yra zinoma
buk tai yra toks miestas Ru-
sijoje is kur Stalinas ir Tito
gauna visa maista ir selpimo
reikmeflis zmonems aptiekti.
Jugoslavijoje, Rusu armijos
virsininkas buvo globejas visu
UNRRA pasalpu, kuriu Anne
rika j ta sail susiunte uz virs
S40O, 100000.
LaGuardia, naujas UNRRA
direktorius, Pc aplankymo Sta
limo Maskvoje, pasalino Britu
Gen. Morgan, kuris buvo glo-
bejas isvietintu zmoniu Vokie-
tijoje, del to kad Gen. Morgan
paskelbe jog "UNRRA yra tik
ietsargis po kuriuo palinde So
vietu agentai dirba."
Americas komandierius Vo-
kietijos zonoje, Gen. McNarney
dalinai patvirtino Gen. Morga-
no tikririmus, mes Americas
zonoje buvo suimta ir depor-
tuota sovietu snipas moteris,
o tu snipu yra ir daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-11
Judge Frank S. Day vel
Kandidatas

Judge Day Day tarnavo Municipal
ir Common Pleas Teismuose pakaito-
mis- nuo 1920 metu. 10 tarnyba bu-
vo visada sazininga. 10 atsinesimas
buvo kaip kriminaliame taip ir civil
lame teisme visiskai teisingas ir be-
saliSkas abiem pusem.
Judge Day pasidare sau atsakanti
rekorda kriminaliniame teismet kur
jis tarde nepaprastai dideli skaiciu
sensacingu bylu.
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iis atidenge automobiliu vagiu gau-
ia kuri atskleide daug paslaptingu
darbu, uz kuriuos trys gangsteriai
mire elektriskoje kedeje.
Judge Day yra atsidaves tyrineto-
jas istatymu ir yra pasizymejes kaip
pirmaeilis teisejas, zmoniskas ir tel
sus.