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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
TO PETERSBURG

Fred Cunningham. manager of the Coliseum Theater here and re- gently returned to Wrangell from Fairbanks, flew to Petersburg this week. He will manage the Peters burg Coliseum for several weeks while the present operator is in the states.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
WANTS RANK STATEMENT

WASHINGTON-- The Comptrol- Ter of Currency has issued call for statement of condition of all national banks at the close of bus mess as of December 31, 1945.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
IMPORTANT MEETING

All members are urged to turn out for the American Legion meet ing January 10 as matters vitally cencerning the Post are to be dis cussed, according to Legion of ficers. Several new members are to be initiated
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
VETERANS TO GET AID IN
 BUYING SURPLUS PROPERTY

WASHINGTON Machinery to aid veterans in purchasing surplus property is being set up in Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico and coun- selling units will begin operating soon, the Interior Departments Territorial surplus property office at Anchorage said today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
JONES WAIVER FXTENnEn

lfaVel between Alaskan ports on Canadian vessels will continue Tor another 90 days, Ray Day. D. 5. Deputy Customs Inspector an nounced today. The Jones Act wal Yer has been extended from Janu- ary 1, to March 91, 1946.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
CHAMBER ELECTS OFFICERS

At a special meeting of the Wrangell Chamber of Commerce this week new officers for the coming year were elected. James Nolan was reelected president, Fred Cunningham, vice-president and Mrs. Frank Barnes, secretary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

TO a. m. Sunday SchoOI.
 Il a. m. Morning Worship. Wednesday, 7:30 D. m. Prayer 
 Thursday, 6:OO D. m. High Schoolers' church night.
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SCATTERED FACTS
ABOUT LOS
ANGELES and
HOLLYWOOD
BY George Lucas

California Wintertime in the
Los Angeles area is similar to
CleVeland's autumn season. The
temperature ranges from the
COS during the day and drops
to around 40 degrees at night
Contrary to the belief of the
people in the North you don't
get a suntan here during the
winter season - nor do people
lie around on the beaches for
bathing - you have to have
blood to do that. Much of
the weather here is top-coat
weather.
Practically every day there
is a movie-fiIm director etc.
divorce listed in the paper. 1t
is the so-called Holly woo d
Rocks. Stolen cars in this
beautiful state average 1000 a
month, anywhere from 27 to
SO on an average each day.
In Los Angeles alone traffic
deaths average 8 each day -
204 deaths in the last &c days
in the l.. A. area.
Motorists drive rough akin
to New York City traffic. They
use the race track style. Woe
to the person caught in the
center of the street when the
light changes.
A fad here for the hi-school
lads is to purchase old jallopies
Of the prewar price range of
$25.00 to $500, selling here
for $295.0O and up. They dis
mantle all equipment, leaving
only the body - no top, no
tenders, they soup these cars
to speeds up to 125 M.P.H.
Housing is deplorable! Peo-
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pie are sleeping and living in
cars and garages. One recent
instance was that of a woman
with 4 children living in a Sc
dan since last Oct. People buy
bus tickets, so they can't be
put out of the station for the
mite. + myself, drove over 800
miles in this city, street by
street and could not find a
single "for rent" sign. A Rem
tai Agency for a fee of $18.75
located a single room for me
in a private home for which |
have to pay $1,000 a week.
| have met a number of Gle
velanders here, amongst them
is our well-known John Petrau-
skas and Eddie Simms, Sloven-
ian eX-heavyweight pro boxer,
who once fought Joe Louis,
the champion. He is now do
ing small parts in the movies.
There is a fair sized colony
of Lithuanians here, they even
have a Lithuanian church. All
seem very active socially, hold
ing dances, plays, etc.
In conclusion let me say -
there are many murders and
kidnappings here, hardly any
of them being solved. So long
for now.
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kATALIKISkAS' DAINU IR
SOKIU FESTIVALS

Penktadieni, Kovo 20, mics
to auditorijoje atsibuvo Nacio-
males Kataliku Muzikos Moky-
toju Sajungos suvaziavimas,
dedikuotas Martial Motinai.
Prize kitu dalyku, buvo su-
rengta visu katalikisku moky-
klu jaunimo sokiai ir dainos.
Buvo atvaizduojama ir tauti-
Mai sokiai, kuriuos atliko pa
rapijiniu mokyklu jaunimas.
Lietuvius atstovavo Sv. Jur-
gio parapijos mergaiciu sokikiu
grupe savo tautiniais sokiais.
Is visu grupiu matyt geriausia
isrode Lietuviu mergaiciu di-
dele grupe, tautiskuose kostiu-
muose, mes sekanti ryta Cleve-
land Plain Dealer italpino di-
dele nuotrauka Lietuviu grupes
sokancios "Suktini''.
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Artejant Metropolitan Ope-
ros sezonui, kuris prasides Ba-
landzlo 22 d., rengiama pirm
to operos artistu koncertas -
Jls atsibus miesto auditorijoje
treciadienio vakare, Balandzio
II. Dalyvaus operos daininin-
kai, kurie atliks dalis is operu
statomu 81 sezona.
Shame koncerte dainuos Ona
kaskas, kontralto, Regina Res
mix, dramatinis soprano; Fran
ces Greer, soprano; Mona Pau
lee, mezzo soprano, ir Mary
Henderson, lyrinis soprano, is
Kanados.
IS vyrQ dalyvaus koncerte
Thomas Hayward ir Arthur
Carron, tenorai, William Har-
grave, bass-baritonas, ir Ar
thur Kent, baritonas.
Ona Kaskas taipgi dainuos
kelias roles operu sezonu.
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LIETUVIAMS MANU-
SAVININKAMS

Suomi kVieciame visus ma
mu savininkus dalyvauti susi-
rinkime Lietuviu saleje, trecia-
dienio vakare, Balandzio 10,
nuo 7:30 val.
Shame susirinkime bus nu-
rodyta ir iSaiskinta manu- ap-
draudos kurios yra pertvarky-
tos pastaromis dienomis, ir kas
reikalinga zinoti kiekvienam
namu savininkui, kad az jo
mokamus pinigus butu naudin-
giausia istikus nelaimei.
Tat dar karta kvieciu visus
Lietuvius namu savininku Vie
nybes narius dalyvauti; o me
narius ateiti j 81 susirinkima
ir prisirasyti. Metine -mokes-
tis tik 81, naudos gall butt
desimtys ir simtai dolariu.
P. P. Muliolis, PREF
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MIRE MARTIN l.. DAVEY.
BUVES GUBERNA NATORIUS

Kovo 81 d., savo namuose,
Kent, Ohio, nuo Strides ligos
mire seniau buves Ohio guber-
natorius Martin L. Davey, De-
mokratas. Jis isbuvo du ter
minu nuo 1886 Xxi 1889, buvo
dabar 81 metu amziaus. Mir
tis istiko kuomet Davey SUI bu-
riu savo draugu, namuose lose
kOrtOmis.
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HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF

How can anyone express any
more vividly their feeling than
expressed in that paragraph ?
AS the people today hope and
dream, they pray and think
as Pan Tadeusz and their an
cestors did.
"When will the Lord God
permit us to return from our
wanderings, and again to
dwell upon our ancestral hal
lowed fields, and to serve
in the cavalry that makes
war on rabbits, or in the
infantry that bears arms on
ly against birds; to know nc
other weapons than the scy-
the and the sickle, and no
other gazettes than the hou-
sehold accounts y
Book ~.
1t is very difficult TO live
hoping and dreaming, but the
Lithuanian people never give
up! Many have had to leave
their fatherland to seek free
democratic nations, where they
live and find ways of helping
and serving their fatherland.
Thus we find it was the same
in days gone by:
"T bid you farewell, but
not for long; there are sure
hopes that some sprin g
the dawn of freedom will
arise for us, and Lithuania
who. now bids you farewell
as wanderers, will soon be-
hold you again as her vic
torious deliverersr"
(Book Ky
In conclusion, let us recall
this passage and pray that the
hopes and prayers of the Lith-
uanians for independence will
not be in vain. That her indie
pendence will once again be
brought about miraculously as
in 1918.
CAS- for authority - when
| survey with my eyes the
history of all humanity, what
! do | perceive therein? Why
that the human race, savage
and scattered in forests, al
so gathers together, collects
unites for common defense.
and considers it; that is its
first consultation. Then each
lays aside a part of his own
liberty for the common good
that is the first foundation,
from which as from a spring
flow all laws. We see then
that government is created
by agreement, and does not
proceed, as men enormously
had, from the will of God. -
Thus, since the government
rests upon the social contract,
the division of power is only
it's necessary consequence"
(BoOk VID
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LANKESI NEW YORKE

LVS pirmininkas P. J. ziu-
ris ir sekretorius K. S. Karpius
lankesi New Yorke, dalyvavo
Americas Lietuviu Tautininku
Centro metiniame suvaziavime
Brooklyn, N. Y, sekmadieni,
Kovo 81. Prize to, atsibuvo
svarbus posedis Americas Lie
tuviu Misijos vykdomojo ko-
miteto, kur dalyvavo ir Misi-
jos ko-pirmininkas Adv. Anita
mas Oils is Chicagos.
P. J. ziuris ir Adv. Oils taip
pat apsilanke Washingtone.
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LVS LIMO SKYRIAUS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
LIMO skyriaus svarbus susirin-
kimas bus laikomas penktadie-
nio vakare, Balandzio 5, Dir
vos redakcijoje, nuo 8:15 val.
Visi nariai prasomi dalyvauti.
Bus aptariama LVS seimo rel
kalai ir kiti svarbQs dalykai.
Valdyba.
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' A.AARIENE BUIVO
SMAGI

Kovo 81 d., naujos parapi
jos saleje buvo surengta vaka'
riene pagerbimui klebono Kun
Angelaicio jo vardiniu dienoje
Vakariene renge M. S. 36 KIP
if parapija bendrai.
Toatsmasteriu buvo J. Bra,
zaitis, kalbejo Jonas Jurgelis
ir pats klebonas. Parapijos
choras vedamas Regimes Bra
zaitienes padainavo kelias dai-
mas ir buvo siaip dainu. DAILY
vavo daug sveciu.
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SV. JURGIO MOKYKLOS
P.T.A. SUSIRINKIMAS

Menesinis sv. Jurgio parapi-
JOS mokyklos P.T.A. susirinki-
mas bus laikomas mokyklos
kambaryje penktadieni, Balan-
dzio II, nuo 800 val. vakare.
Taipgi 81 P.T.A. rengia So
kius ir kortavimo vakara ses-
tadieni, Balandzio 27, Sv. Jur-
gio parapijos saleje. Visi pra-
5omi dalyvauti. Komisija.
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BUVES CLEVELANDlETIS APGAMAUIA
KAD NETlKEJO DlRVAI DABAR kAI
ATSIDURE BOLSEVIKU NAGUOSE

clam kittens, bet dabar pats
prasau.
Parasykit kas pas jus girdi-
81. AS jums neispasakociau
per dvi savaites ka pergyve-
nom per penkis metus. Kai
kanuoles graude, prie Dievo
visi saukesi. :. :. Sunku ir ap-
sakyti kokiu stebuklu likome
gyVi Tavo brOlis.
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FAeldS CleVeldlluleIlS gdVO
nuo savo brolio is Tarybines
Lietuvos laiSka, kuriame rasy-
tojas apgailauja kad gyvenda-
mas Clevelande kovojo prizes
teisingus Dirvos nusvietimus
sovietu "rojaus".
LaiSkas rasytas 1916 metu
Liepos "a d. ir ilgai eme ateiti,
taciau atejo, laimingai praslin-
kes pro komunistu cenzorius.
Kadangi tas buves Clevelan-
diets su Selma tebera gyvas,
tai kad jam nepakenkti, cia ne
minesime nei jo nei jo brolio
Clevelando vardu nei Lietuvoie
mining vietQ. Tick gaIima pa
mineti kad jis parvaziavo apie
1880 metus Lenku okupuotq
Lietuva, is kur buvo perkeltas
Lietuva, Stalino susitarimU
su Hitleriu. Jis raSo:
Siunciu jums laiska SUI ge.
riausiais linkejimais, jei dal
gyvi esat, nes per taip ilga lai.
ka ir tokias audras gal visokiu
pasikeitimu ivyko.
Brangus broleli, nelaimingas
as gryzes is Amerikos. Kair
mes pergyvenom pen4Iis metus
toxic karo tai baisu ir pamis-
lyt, O mes ia visa kentem, il
kaip dar gyvi likom tai nezi-
nau. Skurdom visa laika, jau
apiplysom ir neturim kuo ap-
siauti, net ir pragyventi nera
is ko.
Mes dabar gyvenam Lietu-
vote. Hitleris ismaine Lenki-
jos Lietuvius Vokieciu ukius
Lietuvoje, Vokiecius pasieme
Vokietija. Bet uzemus Lie
tuva Vokieciams, vel grazino
Vokiecius Lietuvon If ateme is
musu ukius ir gyvulius ka bu-
vom atsivede is Lenkijos. Ii
kom taip ,bagoti kaip stovim.
Nuns dabar Rusu valdzia
neleidzia gryzti j savo namus,
tai yra j Lenkijos dali, If skur-
STAN cia. Kol kas dar dave
Symet nebi lauko, bet nedave
nei arklio, nei vezimo, nei SEX
los; liko visas laukas nesetas,
tai ir gyvenk zmogus. Rodos
ir Lietuvoj esam, kurios mes
taip troSkom, bet kai cia var
gas tai dabar rodos kad tik
greiciau leistu sugryzti savo
namus LenkQ puseje, gal ten
butu kitaip. -. -.
Su mumis buvo if musu ma
myte, bet il jau mire, Birzelio
4pradzioje suejo jau metal. il
iliko palaidota Panevezio APPS
krityje, mes ten mus isvare.
Pc karui, sugryzus Rusams,
as su zmona gryzau netoli NJ,
tai cia nors giminiu yra, bet
kad ir jie visi suvarginti karo.
Nekurie musu senesni gimines
mire, kit visi zenoti. MusQ
Vinca Vokieciai isveze j Vo-
kietija kaip neistikima Vokie-
CLANS, ir jo SUM-. Sunus mo-
kinosi ant gydytojo, tai sum-
uz metq paleido, Vlnca kai
paeme tai ir siadien nera, gal
jau kapuose. Broliene vaikus
leidzia mokslq.
Musu motina taip lauke ka-
70 pabaigos, laEai norejo tureti
savo vaikus prie saves, bet as
vos vienas turejau nukest gal
lesti if tik as laimingas kad
savo brangia mamyte numarl-
nau. Bet il If sake, JUS i5Va-
ziuosit, name paliksit, nebus
nei kapo kan atlankyt - talp
ir likO viena sVetlmame kraste.
Kol kas pas mus ramumo
ir normalaus gyvenimo nera.
zinai, brangus brolau, kokiQ
as buvau paziuru gyvendamas
CIevelande, tai dabar as toll
grzu ne toks. Pamaciau ta Wis
ka ir pasikeiciau. Gal ir ma
no visi draugai ta patti padary-
tn. Ne is gero Mazeiko sugry-
zes j Clevelanda is Rusijos IS
rode kaip nuo peciaus nupuo-
les. AS apgailestauju kad as
taip kovojau prizes Dirva -.
Dabartes, broliuk ir brolie-
ne, gal kokiQ nors skudurQ
prisiusit NUNS ar kokius ba-
tus, cia nieko nera, nieko, ne
turin. Per ana kara as stun
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DU KAMBARIAI RENDAI
Dviem vyram ar vedusiai po-
raj, kurie svariai ir ramiai uz-
silaiko, du kambariai Lietuviu
seimoje, su visais irengimais.
Kreiptis DIRVA
ENdicott 4486. (14)
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PARSIDUODA NAMAI

PARSIDUODA NAMAI
2 seimu, furnasas, garazius,
ant Bayliss. $4,000.
2 seimu ant Edna ave.: 6 apa-
cioj, 4 virsuje; geras lotas.
kama $4,000. (15)
GEO. KASUNIC
1910 Lockyear av. HE. 8056
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RALANDIS prasidejo Silt

oru, nors dvi paskutines KovC
dienas buvo gerokai atsale.
Pirma Balandzio, siluma bu-
vo pasiekus 72 laipsnius. Bu-
vo ir lietaus su trumpa perku-
Mia. kuris metu Strongsvillej
netoli Clevelando, zaibas tren,
ke ! tvarta ir uzmuse du ark,
lius. Xiii keturi arkliai is de,
gancio tvarto speta iSvesti.
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by Frances Mary Siedlik.

Lithuania, the nation whose
name had almost been forgot
ten many times, regained her
independence in 1918. The fol-
lowing years crept on, and her
people learned to stand by and
on their own. At first, they
crawled toward progression, but
not for long, for the ravages
of war were showing amazing
ly fast repair. Schools, hos
pitfalls, museums, and recreation
centers reapperead. Destroyed
towns, one after another were
back on the map.
Industry, agriculture and liv-
ing progressed, and the Lith-
uanian people began to feel
the freedom, the confidence to
bring their country to prosper
ity and lay a future - a Hap
py future. They desired to
keep peace in the world, so that
they along with the other ma
tions could prosper and be hap
py. Only the crushing blow
World War II, shattered all of
those hopes and dreams. Once
again the Lithuanian soil was
the scene of battle for her big
aggressive neighbors. AS be-
fore. the Lithuanians suffered
the inhumanity of mans greed.
The time came when Vic
tory was proclaimed against
Nazism and dictatorship. The
Lithdanians helped bring about
this victory by sacrifices as
the other peoples of the world,
but in victory they found their
country overpowered and in
vaded by Russia who, because
of being a more powerful ma
ton proclaimed Lithuania as
incorporated to the USSR. Let
us remember it is incorpora-
tion by FORCE.
These great-little people have
not lost their spirit of patrio-
tiSm. -. once more, as in the
past they still seek a way to
free themselves of this mo-
dern tyranny. Today more
than ever before they feel the
anxiety and reality in the lines
of PAN TADEUSZ, the Lith-
uanian patriot, as described and
written by ADAM MCKEE
WICZ, after the Russian oc-
cupational victory in 1881. Let
us recall those lines which
again live in the hearts of
Lithuanian patriots.
'LlTHUANIA, my father
land, thou ART ike health; !;
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS
ar pabuvus mergina, prie namQ
darbo, lures gerus namus su
kambariu ir valgiu Liet. seimo-
je, arba gall dirbti nuo dienu.
Kreiptis tuoj (15)
1856 E. 18th St. Elk. 2O69
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PARSIDUODA NAMAI
1903 White Ave-, taipgi
E. 55 ir Payne, 2 seimu, 5 ir
6 kambariai; galima uzimti
gyventi; 4 Garazai. $500.
Klausti HE. 1869 (15)
57O1 White avenue
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PARSIDUODA GERAS
VACUUM SWEEPER
Su visais instrumentais ir
prideckais. Kreiptis tuoj
61O3 White Ave. Elk 1888
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by WOODY cOWAN

ALONE thousands of miles from hom in the face of bursting pho
Clifford Densow Dearborn Mich, took
flame thower that the War Bonds back home had
bought his hand and advanced through the thick
within few feet of blazing hostile boxes He tight but he
kept going the fame completely destroyed the npcmen
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REIKALINGA MOTERU
Dirbti pima laika. Mokestis
nuo valandu. Kreipkites tuoj:
LASCH BAKERY
1865 E. 65th Street.
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"LlTHUANIA, my father
Land, thou ART ike health; ;
how much thou shouldst be
priced only he can learn who
has lost thee. Today thy
beauty in all it's splendour |
see and describe, for l yearn
for thee" Book y
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conductor; Mrs. Nina Lee Mason,
chaplain: Mrs. Georgia Pickett,
musician; Mrs. Ella Lee Mason,
right supporter to the noble
grand; Mrs. Ruby Clark, left sup
porter; Mrs. Lima Dunten, right
supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Ma
bel Upton, left supporter; Miss
Marie Morgan, Ruth; Miss Max
inc Deason, Naomi; Mrs. Vivian
Martin, inside guardian, and
Mrs. Hazel Savage, outside guar
dian.
Following the ceremony Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Steen were reci-
pients of appropriate gifts from
the lodge as was Mrs Irma Evans
who was retiring after service
of 26 years as treasurer.
1t was announced that an in
itiation of new members would
take place at the meeting Janu-
ary II.
The installation meeting was
preceded by supper at the
lodge hall.
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from visiting in the north. They
formerly lived in Kreole.
Joe Chawlny drove Mrs. Bes-
sic Scott and Mrs. Norman Scott
to Moss Point Saturday to shop.
Mrs. A. M. Voss and children
spent Saturday in Moss Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria and
family visited the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Baria,
in Hurley Sunday.
Martin Kasaby, Wilson Baria
and Johnnie Kasaby were BUSH
ness visitors in Wade Monday.
Attending the basketball game
in Basin Monday evening were
Leroy Kasaby, Thelma Grace,
Gladys and Juanita Thornton.
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childhood, died at his home OF
East Convent street, Wednes-
day, December 26 after an ill
ness of 10 weeks.
He was employed as a laborer
at the L. and N. Creosoting plant
in Gautier for approximately 20
years.
The funeral service was held at
the Zion A. NJ. L. church of
which the deceased was a mem
Der for 38 years and where he
served as class leader and stew
ard.
Special services at the grave
were conducted by the Masonic,
Knights of Pythias and Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows
lodges. Rev. A. N. Bennette was
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Health Program
Will Be Extended
Director Plans

Addressing the Pascagoula
Kiwanis Club Tuesday in the
cafeteria of the South Elemen-
tary School, Dr. Andrew He'd
meg, jackson County Health
Officer, outlined the program he
will inaugurate here when he
has completed a survey of the
situation.
Stressing the fact that he fa-
vored locally financed health
program, the county's first full
time health director advocated:
Cd An extension of the health
service to all portions of the
county with inexpensive clinics
set up in Ocean Springs, Moss
Point, and the rural areas.
t2) More rigid enforcement of
the sanitary laws now that. the
war emergency is over, with the
employment of two full time
sanitary inspectors for food hand
lers. s
(3) Banning restaurants and
other food handlers who refuse
to meet sanitary requirements.
(4) Forcing all milk producers
and distributors to meet the
standard laid down by the fed
eral government at least to the
point of labelling the milk ac-
cording to grade.
DR.. Hedmeg, who came here
after discharge from the army a
short time ago, has been with
the Mississippi Health Depart
ment since 1887 except for leaves
of absence for postgraduate work
in leading universities and mill
tary leave. He was formerly
health officer. at Natchez and
in Sunflower county.
In his address to the Xiv
anians, he pointed out that the
war-born emergency had ended
and said that a number of eat
ing places here were "a distinct
health menace"
Il have made complete study
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Wilson Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dyes
of Kreole spent New Years day
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reilly, Jr.,
of Escatawpa visited Mrs. Will
son Baria and family recently
for the day.
Mrs. Clarence Porter and chill
dren spent New Years with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cum
best in Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larue Porter and
sons were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stevens Monday.
Ray Porter is paying a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. Wilson
Baria.
Leroy Kasaby returned Tues
day from Lucedale where he has
been employed for short time.
Miss Margie Lee Thornton re-
Gently left for Basin to school
after spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thornton.
Visitors of Rov Stevens and
family Wednesday night were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria and
sons and Roy Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Por-
ter Friday were visitors of Van
l.. Cumbest and Bruce Cumbest,
Mrs. BERTHE Cochran and children,
all of Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Kasaby
and daughter were recent guests
of Mrs. Bessie Herring.
j. F. Porter spent Friday in
Moss Point on business.
Carl Porter Is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cum
best in Wade.
An informal gathering at the
Thornton home Friday night in
cluded Alma Larue Stevens, J.
c. and Bertie Porter, Thelma
Grace and Jessie Kasaby. Games
were played.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Kasaby were Mr. and Mis-.
Dickie Smith and family of Luce
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria
and children of Hurley, Wilsie
and Roy Porter, Roy Stevens and
Peter, Larue and Clarence Por-
ter and family.
Mrs. Celeste Scott visited Mrs.
Henrietta Wood Sunday in Moss
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Yank Shampine
of Moss Point visited, relatives
here Sunday. The former has
just returned from overseas duty
and Mrs. Shampine has returned
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We Call II Broke"

KENT, O. tAP)-"Americans
are all capitalists at heart, but
most of us are just temporarily
embarrassed for funds" Ray
mond K. Moran, business adj
ministration instructor at Kent
State university, told his stu
dents.
This temporary embarrass-
ment often lasts a lifetime" he
sadly reminded his class.
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officiating minister.
Joseph is survived by his wild
ow. sister and brother and other
relatives and many friends.
Obsequies were in charge of
the Fails Funeral home.