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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-10
Park Aide Needed

With the additional areas annexed
to Wilmington in last Novembers eiec-
ton, the city's responsibility for parks
new, old and yet to be developed, IS IN
creased. Obviously the crew Whlcn
has been at work in the past cannot
cope with the greater duties to be per-
formed, either physically or in point OF
available time. Daylight is too short,
and the areas needing intensive gar
dening too extensive.
This is said with the purpose of
encouraging the city government to in
crease the park crew by the employ
ment of at least one capable, expert
enced landscape architect to work in
with the park superintendent, Ralph
w. Smell, and speed park projects so
that not only Greenfield park and the
plazas on Third, Fifth and Market
streets may be adequately improved
but other, long-considered projects
started and completed under pressure.
One project that needs attention is
the landscaping of the borders of the
Burnt Mill creek south from Chestnut
street. While he was mayor, Bruce B.
Cameron proposed developing this area
into beauty spot, with the creek kept
clear of rubbish and drift, and lawns,
flowers and shrubbery planted and
tended, with pathways wandering
among them. The creek and it's banks
were cleared then, but nothing has been
done since to turn Burnt Mill creek into
the asset it could be.
This is but one example of the city's
opportunity to make Wilmington city
of landscape beauty. There are SIM
liar opportunities in the Forest Hills
and East Wilmington region. Nor
thern and Central boulevards in Sum-
set Park could be as we'll improved with
proper treatment of their 2lazas as the
three plaza streets in the old city
limits.
With 136,800 azaleas in the city
nursery at Greenfield, with more than
5000 gardenias and nearly thousand
japonicas, the city is not lacking in
a supply Of Towering plants, in excess
of the needs in Greenfield park.
If all these projects were under
taken no city in the Southeast could
boast greater landscape beauty nor at
tract more beauty lovers, especially if
the broad improvement program at
Greenfield sponsored by the Rotary
club were given greater support at the
City Hall.
But it is obvious that Mr.. Smell alone
cannot do it all. He needs the help of
a trained assistant-a man of vision
and unflagging energy to get more park
cultivation done.
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Hitler Enuisioned Poles
As Slaves OF The Nazis

NOERNBERG, Feb. g. - P) -
Adolf Hitler envisaged the Ger
mans as the sole master of an en-.
shaved Polish people to be kept ir
perpetual ignorance, the Soviet
prosecution declared today at the
war crimes trial of former Nazi
Headers.
Notes on conference on Oct. 2,
1910, with Hitler taken by his miss
ing deputy, Martin Bormann, who
is being tried in absentia, were sub
United to the international military
tribunal by Col. Y. I. Pokrovsky,
deputy Soviet prosecutor.
Bormann wrote that Hitler stres-
sed that there should be only one
master for the Poles - the Ger
mans" and that "all representa-
tlves of the Polish intelligentsia
are to be exterminated.
Hitler was quoted as saying that
the Poles must not be raised to a
higher level than that of laborers
for they will become anarchists
and communists Xxx priests will be
paid by us, and will in return
preach what we wish them to
preach. If any priest acts different
~ we will make short work of him.
The work Of the priest is to keep
the Poles quite stupid and dullwit-
ted.
The lowest German workman
ana the lowest German peasant
must always stand economically 10
per cent above any Pole"
Pokrovsky introduced also an Of
flal Czechoslovakian government
report declaring that Hitler planned
as early as 1882 to colonize the
Czech-Moravian basin and deport
all Czechs to Russia.
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NAMED DIRECTOR

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 9.-(P-Dr.
Lennox D. Baker, president of the
North Carolina league for crippled
children, today announced appoint
ment of 1t. Col. George D. Wilson,
Winston-Salem physician prior to
entering the Army Medical Corps,
as director of Physical Medicine
for the National Society for Grip
pied Children and Adults, Inc.
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LETTER 30
SUGGESTION

. " ~ "
To the Editor; -.
I believe it would be N ~ =
with times and conditions n :,
to look forward to the o u :.
the citizens in the new! w, !
areas may have the 'a t'.-.
of a voting precienct n e,-,
their place of residence " VT q
there should be at least ,, U,~
precinct added to East Vlhl.'
Lake Forest and Sunset P' h.,
Another thought is tn'' :. :, :.
or plots of land set aslas M. ~
or Fairgrounds should be ass 4
for the children in the area ~, 4
added to the city proper e., + 4
eliminating many aanS ~. b
have been brought aO'a' u
increased traffic. Iney III
deserve safe areas foI otrrr15!
AN INTERESTED cl4D'!l
Wilmington, N. C.
February 9, 1916.
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INTERPRETIVE
The News
10y. BY JAMES D. WRIT,
Associated Press STAR I, ,ri,

,,, SAN FRANCISCO, Fen '',e'
What has become Of H. 90, p. ~
Kwantung army? lie 'apa.l
That trigger-happy and \.
ruly force, which ruled ~, C NJ )
that part of China "s ~, ,NNp
pass" known as Mane csn, ~
supposed :, to be Japan's bss. b
Trained for more than 1s = "A u
ton IL for one jOb-to fight p s'''
1t went down !, quickly when nI ~
entered the Pacific war rI ls,t s'P|
and Tokyo surrendered D 81. Ala
later. Dix n
In Shanghai this week :. |
Albert c. Weden1eyer said = 4,
trying to obtain informant
the Russians on the numbs, Y u
anese captured in Mancbn,%;.
the amount of transportatio1
able to get them back IN 4
ne said America was obTg'.'
help in the repatriation p' ios
Russian Participate,
The Russians may hsy.
asked about this before. In,
the first time it has ben r,,.l
that they have been asked
Last Sept. 10 they anan.
these figures on Russian n,,s,
ton in the Japanese war ~
Russian losses;-8,2ls kiIa
264 wounded.
japanese: = 10000 killed. NJ
captured, including l48 snnj
and 10000 wounded. "'
japanese equipment captrg
100000 rifles, 925 aircraft, 3N
IS armored cars, 1925 fes
1,340 mortars, 1885 macbir.
1900 trucks, 125 tractors !
horses. 742 ammunition and r,|
dumps, and 1873 radio transmit
These figures apparently III
ed operations IN northern III
southern Sakhalin and the XII
but undoubtedly refer princinsI
Manchuria.
Aside from this the HvsI
have said little or nothing /
We have some idea, mea1tI
Of what is happening 10 sursI
ed japanese troops in the fr.E
other Allied powers. In Japa
are demobllized. In MalsF |
British first put them ID
cleaning up, then interned hsI
an island to await repatriaFc[
In the Dutch East Indies ttE
ish still use japanese tng(
contain the more violent asN|
the Indonesian independence
ment. The French do the u,I
ndo-China.
In China, the Chinese authml
still use some Japanese trNE |
hold certain areas against tst
nese communists. General va
meyer said this week that %l
Japanese had been repatriatA|
Japan from the China theatgi,
Throughout, of course, lad|
shipping slows up repatFldl
There is little indication as 10 VI
the Russians have done with
japanese soldiers they captured
was reported from Moscow 1
week that their German prMi
in Russia were being worke!
labor battalions and in facINI
as in other Allied countries In |
rope.
Chinese have limited that !!
nese troops are being used mn
churia to work the great FII
coal mine near Mukden, but +
though this is the largest opa
mine in the world it hardy
account for more than a h
lion men. i
American correspondents
to get into Manchuria have
told by the Chinese that the
SLAMS wouldn't let them IN
Moscow promptly and enr
cally denied this, but thus
American correspondent M
able to arrange 10 get in N
what has become Of the oncF.
erful Kwantung army anu
matters in Manchurla.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-10

Turkish towels should not be
ironed. Ironing mats the loops,
may break the fibers and cut the
absorbency..
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THE SUBTLE CHINESE

In Shanghai bungalow shared by several
young Eagllshmen, the Chinese house boy
had perfectly round head which he kept
shaved and polished like billiard ball
Inc young men were always taking pot shots
at tnls tempting target with paper pellets or
giving 1t pat as they passed by.
one day they decided it was shame to
keep worrying the boy, so they called him
d: ana 'olo MIN they had decided to stop doing
He replied: Thank you, masters. I very
pleased. Now I not make YOUR coffee with
dlshwater any more."-The North Carolina
Federationist. 0----'
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Editorial Comment
YOU MAY SWEAR AT THE MUD BUT

YOU MAY SWEAR AT THE MUD BUT
Remember the ground water. In the provi-
dence of God, Virginia escaped a severe
drought during the war, but she cannot expect
TO nave fine growing seasons every year. The
time may not be distant when we shall have
brazen skies, dust-covered trees on the high
ways and thirsty plants in the fields. If then
our ground water is high, we shall be grateful
Tor every one of the nine excess inches of
ram that has fallen on eastern Virginia since
March l, 1945.-Richmond (Va) News Leader
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TOP O. THE MORNING

What if the little Jewish lad
That summer day had failed to go
Down to die lake because he had
So small store of loaves to show?
II from his home the lad that day
His five small loaves had failed to take.
Would Christ have wrought-can any say
The miracle beside the lake?-Margaret j.
Preston.
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Kasper, Olimpija, gyv. Scranton
| Pa.
Kastinauskas, Petras, is Rokiskic
APPS.
Kazlauskiene Urbanaviciute, Mar
cijona, dukte Simono, xii. is Nau
jamiescio ", Panevezio APPS.
Kazlauskiene Grineviciute, Maria
Kardokas, Jonas, is Lazdiju val.
gyv. Brooklyn.
Kazlov, Juozas, gyv. Los Angeles
Calf.
Kiaulevicius, Antanas ir Kiauleviciu.
tes, Antanina ir Morta, kile Vel
seju val, Seinu APPS.
| kinderiene Gabseviciute, Ona, gyv
Chicago.
Kliauga, Kazimieras, is Pandelio v
Rokiskio aps., gyv. Philadelphia
hliaugaite, Marijona, is Pandelio ".
Rokiskio APPS.
Kosinskas, Marijonas, sun. Donate
ir kiti Kosinskai, vaikai Vytauto
ir Marijonos, gyv. Brooklyn.
kraftas, Adolfas, gyv. Tampa, Fla
Krencevicius, Matas. "
Kriksciukaitis, Jokubas ir Vlcdas, is
Siesiku val, Ukmerges ars.
krisciunas, Petras, gyv. Kensington,
Pa.
Kunca, Juozas, Kill nuo Veliuonos,
kauno APPS, gyv. New Haven.
kungys, Jonas, is Vainuto val, Tau
RACES APPS.
Lapinskas, Jurgis, ar turejes gimi-
niu Rokiskio APPS.
auzopic Motioi,Yc ;S NaS;,,,,, l,
Birstono ", gyv. New York.
Lazdiniene Glemzaite, Frania, is
Kupiskio.
Lessing Balsaite, Vladislava, gyv.
Brooklyn.
I.iaudanskas, Vladas, gim. Ameriko-
Je, budamas Lietuvoje gyv. Pane
vezio APPS.
Lizdas, Petras, gyv. Girardville.
Mackevicius, Aleksas ir Mackevicius,
Konstantinas is Luokes val, Tel
siu APPS, gyv. New York. za' -
Marchertas, Aleksandras, sun. Ed
vardo, gyv. Philadelphia.
Martinkiene Puidokaite, Adele ir
Povilas Martinka, is Kupiskio val:
Panevezio APPS.
Mascinskas, Jonas, gyv. New York.
Matuzevicius (Matuzas), Kazimieras,
ir vaikai Kazimieras ir Antose;
buvo vedes Kostancija Derenciu-
te, kuri buvo is Bartininku val.
Vilkavisl1io apps.
Medelis, Jonas.
Mikalajuniene Urbanaviciute, Mag
dalena, dukte Simono, is Nauja-
miescio val. Panevezio APPS.
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| MARCINKEVICIUS Mykol a S ,
Sc M, mire Spaliu II, New
ark, N. J.
MESKELAVICIENE Viktorija,
mire Spaliu m., Shenandoah,
Pa.
VAsTERIS Feliksas, mire Sp.
II, Maspeth, N. Y.
JUODAITIS K, Sc M, mire
Spaliu 3, Detroit, Mich. (Su-
valku red. L. Panemunes p.
Svetsunu val.)
SAKALAS Kazys, Sc M, mi
re Spaliu 20, Chicagoj. (sa-
kiu ap. Gelgaudiskio p. Eli
zavos KY Amerikoj isgyveno
35 metus.
KRASAUSKAS Steponas, mi
re Spaliu 26, Rockdale, Ill.
(Panevezio ap. seduvos p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m.
EMPAKARIS Stasys, pusamz.,
mire Lapk. 1, Chicagoj. (sa-
kiu ap. Ilguvos p. Dulincis-
kiq KY Amerikoje isgyveno
36 metus.
KYBARTAS Juozas, IS metu.
mire Spaliu 20, So. Boston,
Mass. Ouokes par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 40 metu.
KAUBRIS Edvardas, pusamz.,
mire Spaliu II, Baltimore,
Md.
GALINIS Kazys, mire Spaliu
9, Baltimore, Md.
CEPAITIS Antanas, mire Spa
liu 20, Baltimore, Md.
GINELEVICIUS Stasys, 81 m.
mire Lapk. 2, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.
zONAITIS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire Lapkricio 5, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap. Sveksnos p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno So m.
DRUGEIKIENE julie (Satkai-
te), pusamze, mire Lapk. 5,
Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap. Kal-
tinenu par. Gauciu k.)
ZEMECKIS Vincas, pusamzis,
mire Lapk. 8, Chicagoj. (Pa-
gramancio p. Taurages ap.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 36 m.
PAULAUSKAS Kazys, pusam-
zis, mire Lapk. 8, Chicagoj.
(Marijampoles ap. Balbieris-
kio p. Gudeliu k.)
KRASNAUSKAS Jonas, 80 m.
mire Lapk. 6, Philadelphia,
Pa. Gimes Harrisburg, Pa.
VAITKUNIENE Mare, mire
Spaliu Is, Providence, r. l.
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RAGAINIS Juozas, pusamzis
mire Spaliu %, Chicagoje
(Telsiu ap. Tirksliu p. ia
deikiu k.) Amerikoj isgyve
no 33 metus.
ASTRAUSKIS Rokas, mire Sp
%, Baldwin, Mich. (Rasei'
niu ap. Silales par.)
BENDORIENE Elzbieta, "a m
mire Spaliu men,, Rockford
Ill.
BRUzAS Petras, pusamzis, mi.
re Spaliu 26, Chicagoj. (Ro-
kiskio ap. Panemunelio par
Bajoriskiu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 35 metus.
RULIENE Stella (Rasaityte),
pusamze, mire Lapk. 6, Chi
cagoj. (Panevezio ap.)
GERNAITIS Kazys, mire Spa
liu M, Frackville, Pa.
SAKALAUSKAS Jonas, 54 M,
mire Spaliu 7, Pittston, Pa.
(Naumiescio par.)
LECIUS Jonas, 81 metu, mire
Rugs. 19, Waterbury, Conn.
(Raseiniu ap. Pazvelciu KY
STANCIENE Barbora, 65 M,
mire Rugs. Is, Springfield,
Ill. (Kauno red.)
SALDZIS Jonas, mire Spaliu
men,, Lynn, Mass.
sERTVYTIS Jokubas, seno am
ziaus, mire Spaliu 21, Wood
haven, N. Y. (Vieksniu p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno "A m.
sERTVYTIENE Morta, seno
amz., mire Spaliu 21, Wood
haven, NY. (Vabalninko p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno AZ m.
PAKENIS Antanas, mire Spa
liu 26, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SAVICKAS Vincas T, pusam-
lis, mire Spaliu 80, So. Bos-
ton, Mass. (Alytaus ap. Mer-
kines par. Tarucioniu KY A
merikoj isgyveno 81 m.
CESNIENE Agnieska, mire 21
Spaliu, Baltimore, Md.
SIMANAVICIUS Juozas, 81 m.
mire Rugp. %, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Birzu p. Koje-
lisku ky Argentinoj isgyve-
no 22 m.
CALIONIS Juozas, mire Spaliu
m., Frackville, Pa.
GRITENAS Alfonsas, 43 metu,
mire Rugp. %, Buenos All
res, Argentinoj. (Panevezio
ap. Vadokliu p. Dementoniu
kaimo.)
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Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a. N. Y.

| Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
Andriuskiene Stonaite, Valeriia.
Anuzaite, Marijona, is Gargzdu, Kre
| tingos APPS.
Arlauskiene Martinaityte, Ieva
dukte Jono, is Krekenavos val
Panevezio aps., gyv. Shenandoah
Armonas, Petras, is Kupiskio par
Panevezio aps
Barkauskaite, Nastazija, is Cruz
dziu, siauliu APPS. istekejusios pa
varde nezinoma.
Barkauskas, Vincas, sun. Juozo, i:
Kapciamiescio, Seinu APPS.
Baronas, Marcelinas, gyv. Elizabeth
N. j.
Barzeliene Vaiciunaite, julie il
vyras Stanislovas Barzelis, gyv
Boston.
Bendiskiu, Selma, gyv. Athol, Mass
Boreisa, Stasys, is Raudondvario val,
Kauno APPS.
Borowski, Joseph, gyv. Philadelphia
Borowski, Vitold, gyv. Philadelphia
Borowska Barkauskaite, Stefanija
ir vaikai Boleslav ir Fliorentins
ir vyras Bronislav, gyv. Clifton.
Budvytyte, Adele, dukte Domo, is
Svekenos V. Taurages apps.
Bukauskiene Budreckaite, Petrone-
lie, ar turejusi ginning Raseiniu ap
cekenas, Antanas ir Jurgis ir Ce-
kenaite, Angelo, gyv. New York
apylinkeje.
cepas (Chappes), Kazys, is Buneiu
k. Rozalimo val. gyv. Philadelphia
Ceskevicius, Vladas, is Punkso val
Dilnickiene, Anastazija, ar turejusi
giminiu Vilkaviskio aps., dukte
Aleksandro.
Dirsa, William ir Kaste Dirsiene-
Videikyte, xii. Alytaus APPS. gyv.
Boston.
Draganauskis, Zofija.
Dziaugys, Kazimieras ir Martynas
il Dziaugyte, Marijona, istekeju-
sios pavarde nezinoma, kile is
Raudones val, Raseiniu apps.
Eitvydas, Antanas ir Eitvydas, Juo-
zas, lankesi Lietuvoje. Tevai kile
is sveksnos val. Taurages aps.
Franckeviciute, Zofija, rodos Vasi-
liauskiene.
Gaidimauskas, Kazys, is Civoniu k.
KupiSkio val.
Girdvainiene Karpinskaite, Stanis-
lava, is Mickiskiu k. Tryskiu val.
Siauliu APPS.
Girkantas, Zofija.
Gudaviciene, Ona, is Erzvilko, Tau
RACES aps., gyv. New York.
TrJri11Iic lArIriJ11iel aor,. ;S pIa
koniu k Linkuvos val. siauliu
aps., gyv. Philadelphia.
Jakstas, Jonas, is Pandelio val. Ro-
kiskio aps., gyv. Chicago.
Jakstiene Draugeliene, Marcele, is
Svediskiu k.
Janusevicius, Leonas ir zmona Va
lerija, gyv. Chicago.
Jonikas, Jonas, is Kubiliskiu k Ne
maksciu val. Raseiniu apps ir jo
seserys Rozalija ir Marijona, gyv.
Paterson.
Jonuskeviciene Maciulyte, Mario
ma, gyv. Philadelphia. ...,.
Jukneyicius, Florijonas, xii. Veise-
.ju val. Seinu APPS.
Juozapavicius, Petras, is Krekena-
vos v. Panevezio aps., gyv. Bing-
hamton.
Jurkonis, Florijonas, Veiseju val. Ra-
seiniu APPS. -a.
Kabliauskas (Kablowski), Adomas,
gyv. Shenandoah, Pa.
Kamaitis, Juozas, is Sintautu val,
sakiu APPS.
Karalius, Antanas, is Gudeliu val.
Marjampoles aps., gyv. Baltimo-
reje.
Kastenas, Konstantinas.
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PAJIESKOJIMAl
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii.
lantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate of Lithuania
30 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, I'LL.

OHlcdSo q, III.
Stakytes, Marijona (Griniene), il
Darata (Joneniene), is Panevezio
viena ju gyv. Chicago
Stasiuniene Libonaite, Anele, is
Snilgiu val, Panevezio apps.
Steponaviciene Urbstaite, Ona, is
suvalkijos, arba jos vaikai, ii
jos sesuo.
Steponavicius, Akles nuo S O S.
Lankesi pas Mockaite, gyv. ne
toll Maseikiu.
Stukas, gyv. Chicago.
Suopis, Pranas ir Petrone (Smil-
gaityte), is sakiu, gyv. Water
bury.
svanaite Cukuriene, Vale, is Rad
vili5kio, gyv. Chicago.
sveikauskas, is Kraziu val, gyv.
Chicago.
sveikauskas, Domininkas, is Soda
! les k, gyv. Chicago.
Syrtowt, Bronislava, is Raseiniu,
gyv. Chicago.
Talkauskas, Andrius, is sventezerio
val, gyv. Chicago.
Tamasauskas, Jonas, is zarenu val.
gyV. ChlcaSo.
Tamasauskas, Kazimieras ir Mari
ia (Augustauskaite), gyv. Day
ton, O., 205 Alaska St.
Tamosauskas, j., ir jo zmona Emo
tinaite, is llakiu val, gyv. Chi
cagoje
Tamosiunas (Tomash), Andrius il
Viktoras, gime Amerikoje.
Trutkevicius.
Tully Jarusevich, Julia, gyv. Sac.
Umbrazunas, Aleksandras, gyv. Rose.
lande, Chicago.
Urbstaite Steponaviciene, Ona, is
Suvalkijos, ir jos seuo, arba jos
vaikai.
Vaina. Jonas, is Traku ap
Vaitaiciai, arba ju gimines, arbs
Alberto Vaitaicio krikstotevai, gyv
Chicago.
Vaitekaityte, Zuzana, is Seredziaus
Kauno aps., gyv. New York.
Vaitiekus, du broliai, gyv. Chicago
Valeikiene Cerniauskaite, Kristina
is zelvos val, gyv. Chicago.
Varikunas, Petras, is Vabalninku.
Varopnickas, B., is Ilakiu VAL, gyv
| chicago.
Vasiliauskaite Juciene, ir jos Wy
ras Mykolas, gyv. Chicago.
Verbickaite Vaiceleviciene, .Ona, il
Sisiku val.
Vi,bickas, Teodoras, gyv. Detroit.
Virbickas, Teodoras, is Gelgaudiskit
val sakiu ap.
Virbickiene, Marcele.
Virkutyte, Brone, gim. 1912, Vieks
niu VAL, gyv. Chicago.
Vizgirdaite Saldukaitiene, Petrone
| nasle
zakis, Aleksandras ir Pranas, is Ak
| meniu val, gyv. Chicago.
zasytis. Kazys ir Domicele (Kaci
naite). gyy. Chicago.
/ Zeidotaite, is Seredziaus VAL, Kaun'
an.
Zeidotas. Juozas, is Seredziaus val.
| gyv. Washington.
zudzius, Kazys-Jonas, is Taujenl
| val. Ukmerges ap., ir jo dukt'
Zurbo : Kudukyte, Sofia.
Chicago Continued @
| DABAR laikas issirasyti sau
+ n .k.,s
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Miami, Fla. 800
Petras Vencmas,
Coleman, Kanada 800
John Kazlauskas,
Westernport, Md. 800
Juozas Kripas,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 800
Mathew Dylis,
Utica, N. Y. 800
A. Tvaranavicius
Philadelphia, Pa. 400
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Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-21
HOUSING PREJUDICE HAS ROOTS

New York-The other day a picket line appeared before IA Wall Street in New York City, to the utter amazement of hun dreds of passers-by. The line was not composed of people who work at IA Wall Street, but individuals who had learned that some of the dire expert ences of many poor people all over New York, were generated from this secluded financial spot.
 The picket line was protest ing the invidious influence that the Mortgage Conference of Greater New York exercises in preparing and publishing cur rently maps of New York indi- eating where Negroes and Span ish speaking people live; the fact that they advise against mortgages or loans for such areas and discourage owners of real estate in areas where these two groups do not live, from accepting them.
 The company operates thru the Savings Banks Trust Go. of New York. The chief sponsors of thsi development are the Aetna Life Insurance Co.,, Bank CTS Trust Co.,, Bank of Savings, Bronx Savings Bank, etc.
 Thus it would seem that the roots of prejudice in the hous- ing field are imbedded far deep CT than the attitude of the or dinary tenant and his dislikes.