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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24
PARALYSIS GROUP NAMES
HOWARD U. PROFESSOR

NEW YORK, July 23-Basil
OConnor, president of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
announced today that DR.. Paul B.
Cornely, assistant professor of Pub
lie Health at the Medical School,
Howard University, will act as a
consultant to the Foundation dur
ing the present epidemic season OF
infantile paralysis.
Following special training
course in diagnosis and modern
treatment at New York's Knicker-
booker Hospital poliomyelitis unit,
DR.. Cornely will be available
wherever he is needed in the field.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24
HILL TO NIGHT CLUB

NEW YORK, July % (ANP)-
Pretty Ruby Hill, Richmond's gift
to the entertainment world, goes
into the famed night club, LeRuban
Bleu down in East 56th street, this
week. Ruby, who has talent and
looks galore, has been the victim Of
small time agents and has been bad
ly handled, but she came into her
own in "St. Louis Woman" when
given the material to work with.
Ruby will have run of several
offers to accept.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24
Secretary Foster Explains
Discharging Of Gold

with other members of the staff
and his fellow supervisors, antag-
onizing unnecessarily some indus
trialists, and said that he had been
warned and put on probation three
or four times during his ten years
tenure.
There has been considerable pub
lie criticism of the board of direc-
tors and officers of the Chicago
Urban league because of the vacil-
lating and uncertain manner in
which they have handled this dis
pute, permitting it to drag along
until it affected seriously the repu-
tation and program of the league
in the city. These critics observe
that if Foster was elected to run
the league, he ought to be held re-
sponsible for the conduct of his job
and permitted to hire and fire whom
he chose.
Friends of the organization are
hopeful that it can now settle down
to the pressing community prob
lens which face Chicago's Negro
population in increasing numbers
during this postwar period. Earl
B. Dickerson is president of the
board upon which serve. number
of prominent white and colored cit
liens.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24

CHICAGO, July "a (ANP) =
Differences within the ranks of the
Chicago Urban league which have
focused public and even national
attention upon that organization
during the past few months, are
still being aired as the league set
ties once more into it's role of an
effective community agency. The
fact that the Chicago Urban league
with it's far flung program of pro-
gressive activities has been known
as the most outstanding local af-
filiate of the National Urban
league anywhere in the country,
has served to heighten interest in
the unfortunate squabbles and in
ternal wrangles which have char
acterized the league during recent
weeks.
Secy. A. l.. Foster, under whose
leadership the Chicago Urban
league has forged it's way into a
commanding position among the
community agencies of the city, and
Howard D. Gould, industrial secre-
tary, classed as an expert ir his
field, have been the local personal
tiles in the dispute. The board of
directors after numerous hearings
and committee reports ordered
Gould dismissed last week. Gould
and his friends retaliate by charg-
ing that Gould was fired because of
his activity in the union movement
and specifically in the matter of
unionizing the Chicago Urban
leagues office employees. The en-
ployes voted once not to affiliate
with the union then later reversed
this stand and joined UOPWA.
Foster in a formal statement
pointed out that sole reason for dis
charging Gould was because of in
subordination, failure to cooperate
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24
Drive AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITIES

NEW YORK, July "a (ANP)-
Harlem night clubs and night-club
entertainers joined forces in a drive
to knockout police brutality against
Negro musicians and to break the
long-standing practice of white
taxicabs not to drive passengers
into the Harlem area.
Headed by the Civil Rights con-
gress of New York, the drive re-
wolves around the arrest and beat
ing on June IL of Carlton Powell,
a musician of the Chittison Trio
and a regular on the Lanny Ross
CHS show, when he appeared at
51st street police station to report
taxicab driver for refusing to
take him to his destination.
Powell was enroute home from
his work when he hailed taxicab
and ordered the driver to take him
to his Harlem address. When the
driver refused, he demanded to be
taken to the police station. Powell
made his complaint but awoke the
next morning in Bellevue hospital
with brain concussion, a possible
skull fracture and face and scalp
wounds.
The musician, in addition to the
beating, found himself in the
prison ward under arrest for "fe-
lonious assault" against the police.
A vigorous complaint was lodged
by delegation of white and Ne
gro entertainers with Deputy Chief
Mulligan Of the New York police
department. The delegation in
cluded Dashiell Hammett, radio
script writer; Charlie Barnet, or
chestra leader; and Betty Garrett,
featured in "Call Me Mister" and
a representative of the New York
State Independent Citizens COM
mittee of the Arts, Sciences and
Professions.
The fight against police brutality
and taxicab Jim crow has "just
begun" More than 1000 sigma
lures of stage, film and radio
artists were on a statement pre-
sented to Deputy Chief Mulligan.
What happened to Powell" they
said might happen to any of us. :"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-24
LAYMEN OUTLINE DRASTIC
PROPOSALS FOR REVISING
AME CHURCH POLICY

DES MONIES, Ia, July %
(ANP) - Far-reaching proposals
for a drastic overhauling of AME
church policy were made here dur
ing the fourth annual laymen's con-
vention of the Fourth Episcopal
AME district.
Beside re-affirming their faith in
African Methodism, the laymen
"unequivocally opposed" the prac-
tice of spending large sums of
money by candidates seeking epis-
copal honors on the ground that it
violates all principles of decency
and Christianity"
Another resolution demanded
legislation ''giving laymen equal
representation on departmental
boards and commissions Legislation
requiring that all records and fl
nances of the various departments
be certified by the public accountant
and that no report of a general Off
Ger be received in the general con-
ference until such certified report
is made"
They also requested that the law
be amended "giving the pastor the
right to nominate all trustees to be
elected" No pastor shall have "the
right to suspend a trustee or any
other elective officer" they said,
while agreeing "that any number of
bona fide members of a given con-
gregation be permitted or author
lied to petition for a church confer
ence for the discussion of any mat
ter of vital concern to that congre-
CATION"
Expressing opposition to any per-
son running for more than one
elective office during any general
conference" the lay body recon-
mended that ''the method and pro-
cedure of election at our general
conference be completely and
thoroughly revamped and reorgan-
lied to the end that the franchise of
the electorate be honestly and speed
lily recorded"
Replacement of the compilation
committee by the committee on re-
vision, charged with the response
bility of preparing the data and ma
terial for discipline, was urged.
Resolutions, formulated by 49,
man committee chairmaned by
Atty. H. L. Dudley of Detroit, were
adopted by the convention without a
dissenting vote. Other committees
reporting were fact-finding, post
war planning, techniques and meth
DDS, voice of the laymen, legislation,
finances, attitudes and objectives,
and auditing committees.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

idea fits in with Representative
Buffett's favorite Bible text, which
is Seek Ye First the Kingdom OF
God and His Righteousness.
Born in Omaha, Nebr., he taught
his first Bible class in the First
Christian Church of his native city
He later joined the Dundee Presby-
terian Church in Omaha. where he
is still a member, and short time
afterward was asked to start a
class. He did SO, and on those oc-
casions when he returned to Oma-
ha, Mr.. Buffet teaches the group
While in Washington he frequently
fills in as a substitute teacher at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church.
He is graduate of the Univer-
sity of Nebraska. He is president
OF Buffet g. Co., and of the South
Omaha Feed Co. Representative
and Mrs. Buffet live at 42I1 Forty
ninth street NV, while in Wash
ington. They have three children:
Doris Eleanor, Warren Edward and
Roberta Frances
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Special Church
Announcements

Eastern Presbyterian-In celebra
| ton of the return of the Rev. w
N. Vincent, who has been serving
as chaplain In the Navy, he will b,
rendered an informal reception a
8 pm. Tuesday.
Peoples Congregational-The Rev
A. F. Elnes will begin a series o.
lenten sermons ON the general theme
Jesus, the Man of Prayer" to.
morrow morning.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Z.-Dr
Aetius Crooke. presiding elder Of
the Washington district, will preach
at II am.
Chevy Chase Methodist - The
lenten story group, under direction
of DR.. G. H. Richmond, will meet
for five successive Fridays, l to z
pm. The subject is THE Divine
Fatherhood
Universalist National Memorial
The Rev. Penn Howard will address
the adult class at 10 am. on
"Kagawa"
Miles Memorial C. M. E.-The
Rev. M. D. Hemphill will be the
guest preacher at II am.
Trinity Methodist-Lt. Don Fran
els will speak at 7:30 pm. on How
Shall We Escape?"
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Mems brotherhood meeting Tuesday
evening. DR.. Fred Buschmeyer will
continue his series. of lenten talks
Thursday evening on The Place of
Worship"
st. Paufs Lutheran-Dr. Henry
w. Snyder will give the second of
his series of lenten talks tomorrow
morning on Forget It?"
Brookland MethOdist-Miss Olive
Hodges, former missionary in Japan,
Will speak at pm. tomorrow.
Augustana Lutheran-At the spe-
cial lenten vespers at 7:3O pm. DR..
A. o. Helm will preach on "Christ's
Temptations and Ours" Lenten
services will be held each Wednes-
day at 7:30 pm, when DR.. HELM
will preach a series of sermons on
With Christ on the Way to His
Atoning Death" The theme next
Wednesday will be with Christ in
the Upper Room"
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
Annual mems day, II am; guest
speaker, DR.. William E. Darlington
of Howard University.
To speak twice-Dr. J. Raymond
Schmidt, general superintendent of
the National Civic League, will
preach twice Sunday: II am,
Brightwood Park Methodist Church: !:
8 pm, First Methodist Church,
Bradbury Heights, Md. The topic
at both services will be Americas S
Sure Foundation.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

The Rev. DR.. Joseph Mcclellan
Broadly, for 10 years a member o1
the General Council of the Presby-
terian Church, United States o1
America, will come to the Cove.
nant-First Presbyterian Church to.
morrow as its minister ad interim
He will be here for the next few
months, and together with the Rev
James F. Lundquist, an active
ministry will be carried on in the
absence of DR.. Albert j. Mccartney
A forum meeting, Our Church S
Opportunity to Serve Washington
Children" will be held from 7-a
pm. Sunday under the direction OF
the Rev. Francis w. McPeak of the
Federation of Churches. Miss Bess
Langsford will be the leader.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Dr.. Abernethy Preacher
lAt Calvary Baptist

DR.. William S. Abernethy. min
lister emeritus of Calvary Baptist
Church, will occupy the pulpit at
both services tomorrow. DR.. C. w
Crawford, minister. is in Atlanta
Ga, where he is the preacher for
the Southern Baptist Convention on
"The Baptist Hour" program, broad
cast tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock (WBAL 109O.
Calvary is conducting Leader
ship Training School for six We'd
nesday evenings, March 6-April 10
7 to 7:50 pm. Glasses: (a)-"Per-
sonal Religious Living" Mrs. w. S
Abernethy, teacher; Cb)-"The Life
OF Christ" 1t. Comdr. Ward S.
Miller, teacher; (c)-"How to Teach
in the Church School," Rev. Howard
Haworth, teacher.
Special lenten services will be
held on Wednesday evenings, with
the following guest speakers: March
20, the Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
son; March 27, the Rev. Calvin
Wingert; April 6. the Rev. Walter
F. Wolf; April Is, DR.. J. Warren
Hastings.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Dr.. Anderson to Give
Series Of Sermons

At First Congregational Church
at II am. tomorrow, DR.. Howard
Stone Anderson begins a series of
lenten sermons on Great Chris
tian Truths" His first topic is
Gods Love" The service will mark
the first appearance at a morning
service Of the Treble Clef Choir.
The church adjourns its evening
service in order to conduct the an
niversary service of Lincoln Temple
Congregational Church. The Rev.
George Yount of Arlington Presby-
terian Church is guest speaker for
the Young Women's Club Tuesday
at 6:l5.
The first OF a series of lenten
nights is at 6:15 p. M Thursday
when DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, former
Navy chaplain and rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, speaks.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
All Souls Unitorion

Before the Current Problems
Glass of the All Souls Unitarian
Church at Gas am. tomorrow. H
L. Mccarthy, vice president, New
Council of American Business, will
speak on What's Wrong With the
NAM?" Swami Premananda at the
same time will address the Com
parative Religion Glass on "Medita-
ton on God" The Second Annual
Chorlc Reading Festival, directed
by the Rev. Vincent Silliman of
New York, on THE Splendor of
Life" will be held at S pm.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

servation Let men be good, ano
the government cannot be bad
stands. This is precept, Mr.. Buf.
fett said, that holds true in all
phases of living.
The use of anecdotes and stories
to build up his lectures are drawn
from Representative Buffetts busi-
ness and legislative experience
Though he chiefly uses the lecture
method, he prefers class discussions
and questions from the floor.
He pointed out that all significant
groups who came to America did SO
for religious liberty. 1--WE can learn
lot by going back and examining
the fundamentals on which the
country was built" he added. This
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Chevy Chase Baptist

The Chevy Chase Baptist Church
will inaugurate its campaign fol
additional funds for its new build
ing Sunday morning. Teams OF
workers will visit the congregation
and friends during the week.
The Rev. Edward o. Clark will
speak at II am. on I'VE Will Be
Building!"
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Yesterday Today, Forever,
Dr.. Hastings Lenfen Topic

Yesterday, Today, Forever" Is the
subject of the lenten sermon of
DR.. j. Warren Hastings tomorrow
morning in the National City Chris
tian Church. The Rev. Benton Roy
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Bible Class Leaders
Congressman Buffet Tought
The Scriptures Many Years

An interesting way to approach
the many lessons the Bible has to
teach us is through the study of
the great figures of Christianity.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

L Ills i 5 I II {
method Repre-
sentative How
ard Buffet, Re.
publican, of Ne
braska, uses and
it is an enter
tanning as well
as instruct | v G
approach.
The Nebras-
kan pointed out
t he m e t h o d
works in other
phases of life as
well. In gov
eminent Will
liam Penn's OBJ
Evening star., 1946-03-09

Hanang associate minister, will par
ticipate in the service.
A special program on lenten read
ing will be presented by the young
peoples department at pm.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
ANACOSTlA

nItH ana lou StS. Sc.
o:30 a.m.-Church School
HOO .m.-"Thou Shalt Not Commit
Aduitry." Seventh in a
series on the Ten Com
nlandments
6:45 pm.-Young People
500 pm. ON 10 jerusalem"
Thursday 500 p.m.-Prayer Meeting
Every Sunday morning there is
I provision for the care and instruction
OF children. while parents attend the
IL O'Clock service of Worship
A Cordial WeIcone tn All
Evening star., 1946-03-09

18th and Allison SITS. NV.
REV. H. W. BURGAN. d. D.. Minister.
a45 a.m.-Sparkman Bible Class.
HOO a.m.-"An Answered PRAYER
Thwarted."
500 p.m.-Lenten Service Speaker
DIR. c. H. Richmond OF
Evening star., 1946-03-09
FIRST METHODIST
HAMLTNE

Bradbury Hgts.. Bowen Rd. at Ala. Av.
THOMAS B. EHLERS. Minister.
1000 am and 500 pm. Worship.
II .00 q n, -TbDrch School
Evening star., 1946-03-09
MOUNT TABOR

Wisconsin Ave. and 35th St. NV.
ARTHUR C. DAY. Minister.
S:45 a.m.-Church School.
9:45 a.m.-Men's Bible Glass
ll:OO ANA Pilgrims Progress Of
Your Own"
500 p p.m.-"The Apostle Of Cheap
Evening star., 1946-03-09
CONGRESS STREET

3133 Dumbarton Ave. NV.
Mother OF MethoGism IN Wcshfr cton
DR.. CHAUNCEY c. DAY, Minister,
II 100 a a,m.-"Light, Life, Love"
500 p.m.-"Getting Acquainted with
Evening star., 1946-03-09
CLARENDON

North Irving and Sixth Streets.
Arlington. Va.
DR.. NORWOOD P. MYERS. Pastor.
1880 .m.-"This Little Step in the
Christian Life
800 o pm-"Serving in Small
Evening star., 1946-03-09
PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. at Grant Circle.
JOHN CURRY MILAN, d. D.
$50 am.-Church School
II 100 s.m.-"The Logic of the Cross"
ZOO p.m.-Youth Fellowship
500 D m nf-s'Why Read the RihIs-1
Evening star., 1946-03-09

3036-3S Que Street NV.
r. L. MORRISON. Minister.
a:45 am.-Sunday School.
IL 100 MS God an Optional
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LIETUVOS GEN kON
SULATO NEW YORK

Adomat Jenerichaite, Joan, dukte
Adolfo, GIN. Juodaraistyje, Mari
jampoles ap., ir jos vyras Emilis
Adomat, gyv. Philadelphia.
Akuceviciai, Donatas ir Jonas.
Augulis, Povilas, kilimo Kupiskenas,
gyv. Maspeth ar Brooklyn.
Bajercius, Jonas, sunus Juozo, is Vld-
GIRO k, Ploksciu ", sakiu aps.,
gyv. Cleveland.
Bataitiene (Bataitis) Jakstyte,
Anna, gyvenusi 81 Green St,
Waterbury, Conn.
Budrys, Apolinaras, arba jo sunus
viktoras, gyv. Detroit, Mich.
Chyz (gal Cyzas), Jonas, gyvena
Chicago.
Elsbergai, is DANNY k, Raseiniu
ap.
Gaigalas, sunus Adomo, is Uzublan-
dziu k, Maisiogalos val.
Galdikas, Leonas, is Plunges, gyv.
Chicago, veliau persikeles gre
TINA miesta
Gelaziute, Elzbieta, istekejusi, bet
vyro pavarde nezinoma, is Belle
riskiu k, Garliavos val, Kaune
ap. gyv. Boston.
Grikietyte, Magdalena, gyvena Phlla-
delphia.
.Gustaitis, Juozas, sun. Liudviko, is
Gustaiciu k, Marijampoles ap.
Kvietiskio v. gyv. So. Boston.
Jakutis, yrozas ir Selma, gyy Chi
cago, tureje uki .netoii naiesto. !
Juozaitis, Vladas (Walteris), sun
Prano, is Kauno aps. Ariogalos
walls. Smalininku k, isvykes A
merikon apie 1910 m.
Jurgaiciai, Antanas ir Stanlslovas'
gyv. Chicago.
Kasperskas, Jurgis, siuvejas, gyv.
Brooklyn.
Kasiuba, Petras, Jono sun. IS Pa
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LOWELL, MASS.
KAREIVLU PAGERBIMAS

Paskutiniu laiku Lietuvisko-
je spaudoje labai mazai paste
bima korespondenciju is Lo-
well, nors vietiniai Lietuviai
veikia CANA daug ir atlieka
lvairiu graziu darby.
Geguzes 26, DIX. Vytauto
Klubas turejo dideli parengi-
ma pagerbimui visu Lietuviu
gryzusiu karo veteranu. Tai
pirn9a karta cia buvo sureng-
ia tokia iskilminga quota, da-
lyvavo virs 500 zmoniu ir apie
200 linksmu vyru kurie atliko
Jiems pavesta darba karo me-
tn. Prize to darbo prisidejo fl
nansiskai ir Lietuviu Moterq
Ratelis, uz ka JOINS aciu.
Pokilyje tureta miesto ma
yoras Mr.. Lee Roy su zmona,
broliai Grigaliai ir P. Ciunia is
South Bostono, musu klebonas
Kun. P. V. Strakauskas, taip-
gi svecias eks-karys Juozas V.
Valickas is Newark, N. j., ku-
ris irgi pasake grazia kalba.
Klubas uzpirko dvejas mi
sias, kurias atlaike musu para
pijos klebonas Kun. P. V. Stra-
kauskas, vienas uz vyrus ku-
rie daugiau negryzo, kitas uz
vyrus kurie sugryzo namon,
kad jie turetu pasisekima sa-
vo gyvenime. Vienu zodziu,
buvo atlikta labai grazus dar-
bas ir jis ilgai nebus pamirs-
tas Lietuviu veteranq, kurie
Sitaip buvo pagerbti.
Pereita menesi D. L. K. W.
tauto klubas paskyre 500 del
L. T., paramai kovos uz Lietu-
vos laisve, ir kartu nupirko 20l
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| baliskiu k, Mariampoles ap. gyv
Pittsburgh, ar jo vaikai.
Aasiubos Petro, sun. Motiejaus, GIN
Giniunuose, Prienu v. vaikai, gyv
Pittston, Pa, Main st.
kiudula, Domininkas, is Akmenes
val. Kanteikiu k, dabar farmers
prize Chicago.
Kohlert, Otto, gyvenes Luomiuose
Taurages ap.
rlragaite, Olga, istekejusios pavarde
nezinoma, is Gruzdziu val, siau-
liu ap., gyv. Boston.
Ienciauskiene- -Meskauskaite, Paulina
is svedasu gyv. Boston ar Brook
lyn.
Lengvenius.
Mageniene Jurskyte, Konstancija,
gyv. Detroit.
Meskauskaite, Elena, istekejusios pa
varde nezinoma, is svedasu, gyv.
Boston ar Brooklyn.
Okinskiene zitkeviciute, gyv. Phila-
delphia. Jos vyras Juozapas Okins-
kis turf siuvykla.
Palkota, Jonas, gyv. Baltimoreje ar
Pittsburgh.
Pivoriuniene, is. Svedasu, Rokiskio
ap.
Radauskaites ar Rudauskaites, Ele-
NOV * po;p,,ro1zoe J.y C,,oiIri,, "
Panevezio ap., gimines, gyvenan-
tieji Amerikoje, prasomi atsiliep-
ii.
Rainys, Kazys.
2eklis, T. j., gyv. Maspeth, N. Y.
2evanka, gyv. Chicago.
Rumbinas, sun. Stasio, ar jo val
kai, is siauliu ap. Meskuiciu v.
Rupeikiu k, gyv. Chicago.
Sakaviciene silinskaite, Helena :
Veronika, gim. New York, gyv.
Cambridge.
Samoskiai, is Dainiu k, Raseiniq
ap.
Sarapinaite, Barbora, gyv. Boston,
Mass, is Laibiskiu k, Ukmerges
APPS.
Savokaitis, Antanas, sun. Juozo, is
Vilkaviskio aps., Grazyskio val.
Lankupenu k, gyv:. New York.
Sierapinas, Juozas, is Naumiescio,
Taurages ap
stasiunai, Antanas, Elzbieta, John
ir Adele, gyv. Boston ar Chicago.
Stoniai, is Dainiu k, Raseiniu ap.
Strazdas, Antanas, sun. Juozo IS
Vacekiu k, Vasku parap., gyv.
Rochester, N. Y.
5tulpin (Stulpiniene p, Brigita, gyv.
Chicago.
siauciunas, Jonas is Vaiciuliskio k.
Kurkliu v. Ukmerges ap., gyv
Brooklyn.
sukys, George su zmona Emma ir
sun. Elvinu, gyv. Chicago, dirbo
banke
Virbickai, is Lankaiciu k, Skaist-
giriu v. siauliu ap.
Vicas, gyv. New York.
Woisky, Zigmont, gyv. Richmond
Illinois.
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Vasiliauskai ar Wasilewskiai, Bro
MUS ir Mecislovas, is Beistrei-
giskiu k, Seiriju V. Alytaus ap
Vienas ju turi Chicago viesbuti.
Zubriene Kudukyte, Zofija, dukte
Juozo, gyv. Chicago.
zemantauskaite, Matilda, gyv. Brook
lyn.
zemantauskaite, Matilda, gwen a
Brooklyn.
zemantauskas, Juozas, gyv. Chica-
go.
zukauskiene silinskaite, Brone,
GIN. New York, prizes kara gyv.
Boston, Mass.
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OHIO valstijoje

OHIO valstijoje darbuoja-
masi padaryti sia valstija vie
ma is sveikiausiu salyje. Ruo-
siama planai isstatyti 10 bu-
dinku medikali centra priedu
Ohio State Universitetui, Co
lumbus, ir rupinamasi kitais
sveikatos projektais.