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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
NOTICE TO TAXABLES OF
II SSEN NTY, DELAWARE

Motto" is hereby given that a
copy OF the Assessment of SUSSEX
County. Delaware. for the year 1916
for each Election District has been
made and may be seen at the fol
lowing places. in the several cleo
tion districts. on and after Fcbru-
airy 18th. 1886:
First Election District of the
First Representative District. the
store of Pierce Hardware Co.. Mil
ford. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
First Representative District. Post
Of'icc. Glendale, Delaware.
Third Election District of the
First Representative District. Post
Offic", Milford, Delaware.
First Election District of the
Second Representative District.
Allen f.. Wharton's Store. Owens.
Delaware
Second Election District of the
Second Representative District.
Post Office. Bridgcvillc. Delaware.
Third Election District of the
Second Representatives District.
Post Office. Greenwood Delaware.
First Election District of the
Third Representative District.
Missouri Isaacs' Store. Cokcsburv
Church to Collins Mill. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Third Representative District.
Lorenzo c. Kings Office. Scaford
Delaware
Third Election District of the
Third representative District.
James X. Phillips Office. Scaford
Delaware
First Election District of the
Fourth Representative District.
Lorenzo g. Birmingham Office.
near Kitchens Cross Roads. Della
ware.
Second Election District of the
Fourth Representative District
Dale 5. Hollis Store. Blades, Della
ware
First Election District of the
Fifth Representative District,
Arthur 5. IIearn's Office. Laurel.
Delaware.
Second Election District of the
ruth representative District
>. y. tulvcr's Store. Dclmar. Della
ware.
Third Election District of the
ruth representative District
P"St Office. Laurel, Delaware.
First Election District of tho
Sixth Representative District. Post
Ofiico, Millsboro. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Sixth Representative District. Post
Otllcc. DaGShOrO, Delaware.
Third Election District of the
sixth Representative District. Tin
Gie's Store. Gumboro. Delaware.
First Election District of tho
seventh Representative District.
r.. Il, Phillips Store. Millvillc. Del
aware
Second Election District of the
Seventh representative District
Frank W. Holloway 4 CO.'S Store.
SelbyVille. Delaware.
Eighth Representative District
Fcst Officr, Fairmount. Delaware.
Ninth Representative District
Post Office. Georgetown. Dclawarc
First Election District of tbc
Icnth Representative District. Mn
hlclpal Building. Milton. Delaware
Second Election District of thc
Tenth Representative District. Post
Onlcc. LcWeS, Delaware.
Third Election District Of tbo
Icnth Representative District. Post
Oillce, RehObOth, Delaware.
The Board of Assessment for Sus-
sex County will sit at its office in
me Court House Annex at George
town every day saturday after
Moons, Sundays and Washineton's
hlrthday eXcepted) from February
10Th to March LIST, 1946. inclusive
70 near appeals from. and to mako
additions and corrections in said
Assessment, as provided bv law
BOARD OF ASSESSNENT
LIT SUSSEX COUNTY. DEL
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
Advertisement A For Bids
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
State Highway Department Of the
State Of Delaware
CONTRACT 8O7
Trailer Park Buildings
Indian River Inlet.
Sussex County

Sussex County
sealed proposals tor romhiu"d Con
rral Construction. Ilcating. rhnnhnc.
aud Electrical Work for tn. Tr;.iIrI.
Park Euildnp~. TO h, erected a, Indi:,n
itlN"r Inlet Nu~~. \ County. Delaware.
VIII h'' received bH tn" stat, IHyhNaN
Department ST it~ offices in Bower
Delaware. untl 3:oo O'Clock H. NJ
i" :. T.. February -. l9lG and then
at the said offices publicly opened and
read.
Tn" Information for lhr bidders.
Form Of Sid. Form Of Contract. Draw
lng~. specifications. Form of Bid I;nuI
and Form OF H. rtormanc" Eoud may
lac obtained after February II. 1916. at
tn" offices of tn" Architect upon pay
m"nt of $25.0h Tor each Complctr st
Any Bidder upon returning such s,t
promptly and in good condition. VIII h,.
rctundt d his payment. and amy Nun-
bidder upon 50 returning such sci WtIl
h" refunded %ln.00.
The state Highway Department ,,.
N"rN"S tn" right to WHiN" amy ml"r-
nation i'm OF to reject amy oi an hid.
Each proposal Uust h" accompanied
by surety bond. certified check. ol
money to tn" amount al ~ least tn
tlnl per ccntum of tn" total aIuount Of
tn" proposal
l'crformaur" ol contract shaN con-
;n,'tlr" within ten Clul dHN- after r>..-
cutiou ot the contract and h ronIIl.t-
ed as specified
Monthly payments VIII =" mad. toI
ninety t96l per cent "t TN" cuu-trjlr-
tioi completed each month
bidders must submit prono~.tl; upon
forms provided 10y the Nrchit,ct
The cnVtlnp" containing TIN pro
posal must hc marked "Prnpos,l for thv
construction of stat" highway con
tract No Nnf"
The contract Will lac awarded or re-
i"rtcd within twenty t1m dH.> from
the date of opening proposals.
STATE HIGHWAY DEP \ETNEN'r
Ey: +. Y. duI'ont. Chairman
W. w. Mack. Chief Engineer.
Dover. Delaware.
Robinson Stahhop". and Manning.
Architects.
NoG Equitable Trust I;uildiu,
Wilmington, Delaware.
january 80. 1916. tl-f!5 -
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

His interests and work for the
community were varied He was
on" OF the leaders of the movement
Tor the organization of the Sussex
County Farm Bureau in 1920. For
many years he was on the executive
committee of the Sussex County
Grange
Helped Organize Bank
Mr.. Houston helped to organize
the old First National Bank of
Georgetown, now known as the
Georgetown Trust Company. For a
time he served as president of the
bank
a prominent member of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
he was also active in the building of
Sunday schools throughout the
state and at one time was prcsi-
dent Of the Delaware Sunday
School Association.
He was also active in George
town civic affairs and served on the
Georgetown City Council and the
Georgetown Board of Education for
several terms
MIR. Houston WAS also an active
Mason. He was a member of Hope
Chapter No. :. Royal Arch Masons.
and Franklin Lodge No. -. A. F.
and y. VI.
Served With Guard
member OF the Delaware Ma
tlonal Guard from 1890 to 1898. he
Was first lieutenant and then cap
tain OF Company G. of Georgetown.
Later he was assistant adiutant
general.
He served ON many state COM
missions and WAS member of the
first Delaware State -Tubcrcu-
Iosls 0mmiSsion and the first Del
aware State Commission for the
F"Chlc-Minded. He was interested
in the Delaware Colony at Stockley.
While serving in Congress he was
active in the Delaware State Society
in Washington.
Ills marriage to the former Mar
GHr"t White. daughter of Henry II.
and Mary White of near Lcwes. took
place on December 20. 1SSS. Mrs.
houston died September 21. 1897.
Three children survive. Mrs.
Julian Thomas Robinson of George
town, Miss Elizabeth Houston. a
teacher at the OgOntz School near
Philadclphia. and John W. Hous-
ton, an a2riculturist, who lives at
ONerbrOok. about ~ miles from
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

Now that civilian products of me-
tai are comin@ back on the market.
put a new metal ash can on your
Shoprin@ list suggests the National
Safety Colincil. to avoid the danger
of fire in the basement.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
CONTRACT GAL
Poplar Street Bridge Repairs



Poplar Street Bridge Repairs
.oo laurel, Sussex County
i"o I.h reinforcing steel
." Vi : G, e. Masonry
!; 'r"oSot"d Timber Piles
~ TT. II. NJ. Sheet Piles
Removing Present Bridge TO
North
Tlhlgh'"ninE Structural steel
i',pIaclnE Present Fridge to
co,,, "a" Empioym"nt Agency for thcs,
contracts shall he the EmnIovn,cnt
S"rVlc" Division of the t'ncmnioymcnt
"'hp"hSatIon Commission. col Shinlcv
street. Wilmington. New castle Conn.
~ ana the Employment Service Di-
(,Sion 81 IN" Unemployment Con,pcn-
sex County. ''"F>
pro,.ion n,ii"ntlon is called to the Special
tt;roVlSionS IN the proposal. specifics-
''DnS ana contract agreement.
,,,,., IoI cc nance OF contract shall COM
ul'.ncF within ten G0 davs after exn-
cution of tn" contract and he commits,
ID aS specified. Wv N0i''p''t-
M"nthiE payments will no made for
n.i''E ''ol per cent of the conStrtIc-
''on completed each month.
bludefS must submit DropOsals uno,
'oTthS provided by the Department
-dCh propose must he accompanied
ny surety bond. certified check o.,
1tni"i'rE ti" TO the amount Of at least ten
the proposal "''iou''' vi
., ne envelope containing the propos-
must az must he marked Proposal for The
tra,T t~,,S''Hc1'oh W OF state Highway Con-
az, w. ''.........
ne contract will bo awarded or
- Lg1r1ru ~ Witmn twenty (20D days from
me r, aatH OF opening proposals.
Or all bids. " icJcct any
90, ti"npiete sets of plans and specifi-
Gati0nS ca may be obtained after Feb
20 no, a3iS, upon receipt of two dollars
VIII not be refunded. "'-'ou'''
HinhR! iIhRe checks payable to the State
0I1IE n HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
w 1IBEy; r. v. DUPONT. Chairman
Nv w; w. Mack. Chief Engineer. man
'"' ''io fl-fl5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

Although only per cent of the
population of the United States il,
over % years of age. 81 per cent Of
IN" victims of falls are in this age
2roup. according to the National
Safety Council
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
CONTRACT o23

WI'n'nqton Manor Dransqe
wilmington Manor. New Castle County
~ I'm. TT. -" H. G. Sewer Pipe
Catch Basins P
: ManholrS
2.?"" l.h. Castings
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
r. c.. Houston Dies;
Former Congressman
CONTINUED from First Page)

tie was a member of the board
OF trustees of the Sussex County
AlmShouse from 1889 to 1891. In
1892 he began his active political
career when he was nominated bv
the Republicans for representative
in tn" State legislature He was
defeated by only 80 votes.
In 1896 he was defeated for rcp-
rcsentative in Congress by l.. h.v-
ing Handy.
Collector Of Customs
President Theodore Roosevelt an
pointed Mr. Houston as collector
of customs for the District of Della
ware in 1901 and he held that office
for -four years.
The Anti-Brihcry League of Del
aware WAS founded by Mr.. Houston
in 1905 and he became lis first
president. The league had al its
object the fighting of the !. Edward
AddiCks political machine.
In September 1906 Nh Houston
was appointed deputy attorney gen
eral to investigate reported otfrnscs
committed against registration and
election laws in SUSSEX county and
in October was named 30 serve in
the same position in Kent county,.
He took about l50o typewliItcn
pages Of testimony which resulted
in what were said To have boon the
first prosecutions Of tn" auti-hri-
berry laws ever held in the state.
Led Dry Forces In l907
Mr.. Houston led the dry forces
in the Local Option campaign in
1907
He served as chairman OF the
Regular Republican County Com
mittee for 10 years and also as Il
membe rOf the Regular Republican
State Central Committee.
In 1905. Mr.. Houston through his
newspaper. the SUSSEX Republican.
came out in opposition to Frank
Hall Davis Of Dover. tn" Republic
can nominee for attorney general
He succeeded in orgHniziuc Rcpub-
lican forces SO that an opposition
ticket known rs III" Independent
Republican was placed III The field.
nv pIlIN Nllt'iFitt was ne SUllSll-
tuition OF III" name of Andrew G.
Gray. Democratic nominee. in tho
place OF Davis. Davis wa; defeat
ed
On Assessment Board
Appointed Il member of the SuS-
sex County Board OF Assessment on
May 2N. 1918. 10 succeed John Rod
ncy Steele, who died. Mr.. HouStOn
remained member Of the board
until March. 1921. whom he was
succeeded by John H. Baylis of
LcWcS
He was named deputy attorney
general i'll 1871 and served in that
post for thr"" years. He also served
i'll the bureau of law in the office
OF Alien Property Custodian Thoy.
w. Miller.
Mr.. Houston was named one OF
three members OF the Citizens Com
mittee which drafted the state
school law in 1921. He Was a lead
ing advocate in the committee for
the reduction of taxes on real cs-
tate for school purposes and the
taxing OF other forms of wealth
for that purpose.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
Advertisement A For Bids

~ otG"a proposals VIII bf. received nv
ori ,,T HtHte Highway Department AZ ~.
o,"c": Dover, u, lHwarc. until o.oo 7;
~, ~, j.. ; T.. February ~. 1916. and a.
''"' go, '''n' ana plac" publicly opened
apl contracts involving the folIowin..
approximate Quantities. ''e
p; CONTRACT GAS A
h'Ver Front Bridge. Deck. Approaches
and Sidewalk
ic aIu street and Christina River
wilmington. New Castle Count
l''lf" So. TT. ~" Open McSh I1oor-
= e., ,mG tlrving TypcD
S''Nom H. Structural Steel
~ IT. Il. NJ CreoSotcd I.,,n,hcr
removal of Existing Deck and
Sidewalk "'''
Alnint"nanc" of River Traffic
H'f"'Git"ning OF Present Stt,rr-
tural Steel
oncrCt" over lit
CONTRACT 615 a
"''c' 'FRONT.' Bridge. Deck. Approaches
and Sidewalk
,c, oIo street and Christina River
wilmington, New Castle Count
I'''" 81. RI. )" Open Floor a. :
steel TypcD
-IN"n Lii. Structural Steel
- VI. Fl i. NJ. Crcos0tcd Iun,L.r
I'|molAI of Existing Deck and
Ma1nt, nanc" of River Traffic
HtraIE ht"ning of Present StrIIr.
tural steel
Concrete over Fit
Or
CONTRACT 645 C
0'Ner front Bridge. Deck. Approaches
and Sidewalk
sra Street and Christina River
wilmington, New Castle County
~ 40" 81 TT. 2l@" Open Mesh Floor
ing driving Typcl
"t.Io" LII. Structural Stc,I
1876 {. y. Cement Concrete Mas
o. ~" i.h. Reinforcing Steel
''"", In Spiral Steel Reinforcement
NJ. IT. Il. NJ. CrooSoted Lumhrr
Removal of Existing Deck and
Sidewalk ~
Mhlnt"nanr" of River Traffic
Straightening of Present Str,ic.
tural steel
CONTRACT BIZ
Mill Greek Bridoe
Bridge COZ Road 4e3
tortsVIlle. Sussex County
>" I. J. EN"aNatiou
'e " y. N. treoSot"d Timber
NJ. 1T. Is. VI. Sheet pjlcs
''-"i Lin. TT. CrcoS0trd Timber piIr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

THE UNITED STATES supposedly
fought second world war to bring freedom
to the world. But what has happened at home
while men were kititi I10ad? A worker cam
not get Job in a basic industry without first
paying labor organizations for his conStitu-
tlonal right to work.
A returned veteran of four years stand
lng-three years and two months overseas
writes frank and interesting letter. His
nome Is IN Detroit. He is anxious to work
and Jobs could be had by the thousand if
strike orders did not prevail. At such time.
while politicians Wrangle about the paSsage
OF Fantastic full employment bills, and the
nation IS begging for men to work, he writes :
"Nevor drew Unemployment compensa-
tlon before, but decided to now | got nv un-
ION card. Boy what a racket that's turned
INTO. One guy can't do thing about it. The
other dopes Just sit around and let the Off
GERS pass anything they like. It's one bic
mess 10 put It in Il nutshell. it's the union
lhat runs the men-nOt the men, the unions" :"
And this man fought for freedom for for
elgnerS. Now he draws unemployment com
penSatlon in Detroit while he is forced 10 rp-
man idle regardless Of his desire to work
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

IN HE MAGAZINE Gortunc for Janu
"r%' Is an exhaustive article on DDT. the in
Scctlclde that has worked miracles in con-
troiIlhG or eliminating many pests.
IN concluding its review, the followinq
precautions are recommended by Fortune;
Keep insecticides where they will not bc
used as medicine or in foods.
Wash thoroughly hands and any parts
OF the skin that come in contact with oil So
lutionS
sol bombs
If largc-Scalc application is made, a
@ ll''SN IS adVISed to avoid irritation from kcro-
Scne or inhalation of DOT.
Some ventilation is necessary during
treatment. '''
Watch out for fire.
, cover or remove any food when DDT is
oelhG applled cover the gold fish bowl: re-
move the canary
Keep children and pets away from sprav-
ed areas until sprays have dried.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

1T HAS REMAINED for Oregon'S United
States Senator Guy Gordon to give the Deople
little picture OF the false front that is Grad
ually acquired by our public servants in WASH
ngton On q recent trip to his home in Ore
gon, Senator Gordon said Washington is "the
city OF blutf. firmly believe members Of
Congress should be compelled to retun
TO their states about twice a wear in order TO
get the thinking Of the people and renew
Their sense of the true American way
IN Washington, the atmosphere is mn
natural and unhealthy and YOU are confront
ed by so many experts that YOU lose if Won
are not very careful, the true American wa,
OF DONG things Then, when YOU get back TO
your own people who find that after all evprv-
lning doesn't depend upon YOU, but uDon the
VIII OF about 110,000OOO people who co,nnosn
TINS great natlon-and YOU feel better"
senator COrdon'S remarks are worth ro-
nehlDerlng, for in the last ANALYSIS if is thp
l4o,o00,000 citizens and TAXPAYERS who will
pay from their earnings, every dime of the
enormous appropriations that are asked Of
congress Tor peacetime spending. Unless Won
want TO pay more in future tax bills. don't
demand public funds to do things which tho
people and industries should do for Them
selves. ''0''-
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01

LIE RURAL ELECTRIFICATION Ad-
n'lnlStratlon, taX-subSdized arm of the Fed
eral power specialization program. announces
tilat IL wants no part in cooperating with pri
Ttte utilities to promote rural power services
II learS that private power companies may
convince the public that they can best pro-
Vlde necessary new facilities. REA officials
event went so far as to accuse private elpc-
tIIct companies Of reducing rates to discredit
REA. ~N'''
The Joke Of it is that if private companies
We're given the same tax subsidies. tax pv-
ehlptlonS and cheap government money that
are furnished REA projects, they could re-
ouce rates to such an extent that REA
charges would look like plain robbery Of eIocl
tilc customers 1t will be a sOrrv dav for
electric consumers and taxpayers if the gov
ernmentS socialized power program is ever
aole TO complete the monopoly of the electric
business toward which it is now working.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
CONTRACT 645
0'Ver Front Bridge. Deck. Approaches

- rorts"'lie' Sussex County
~ " - N. treoSot"d Timber
VI. ~ Is. NJ. Sheet Piles
'-'' I'm. TT. CrcoSot"d Timber Files
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-22
DIRVA VEL ELS s
PUSLAPIU
DIRVA DUOS SKAITYTO-
JAMS 1947 KALENDORIU
DOVANU

Popieros klausimui pasitai-
sius, Dirva su sekanGiu nume-
riu vel bus leidziama 8 pusla-
piu didumo.
Vel tilps daugiau ir ivairiu
svarbiQ rastu, kuriu Redakcija
gauna is savo .bendradarbiu cia
Amerikoje ir is Europos.
1947~ metams Dirvos prenu-
merata bus $500, del didelio
popieros ir kitu reikmenu pa
branginimo. Xiii musu laik-
rascal jau pat karo pradzioje
pakele prenumeratas, tik Dir
va palaike sena kama, Xxi bu-
vo galima. Kaip tik salygos
leis, Dirva vel bus nupiginta.
Visiems skaitytojams kurie
mokes $500 bus pasiunciams
1947 metams grazus sieniniS
kalendorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-22
Detroit, Mich, Nal1jiienos
SVECIAI DETROITE

Pas Adele Mase lankesi jos
brolis Juozas Bilskus is New
Yorko, ir pora savaiciu viese-
jo cia jos teta Marijona Eve
rett SUI dukrele Anna-May is
Freeland, Pa.
Viesnios atvaziavo cia kartu
SUI ponios Mase broliu Vytau-
tn Kersevicium, kuris buvo nu-
vykes j Penna aplankyti savo
gimines. Viesnios domejosi siuo
miestu, su dideliais pastatais ir
daugybe dirbtuviq, bet visgi
savo priprastos Pennsylvanijos
pasiilgo.
Adele Mase yra LVS 6 sky
riaus mare ir pasiryzus sia zie-
ma darbuotis Lietuvos gelbeji-
mo reikalams. il kaip patyrus
darbuotoja yra didelis indeliS
musu organizacijai. Adele Ma
Sc ilgus metus darbavosi Scran
ton, Pa, tarp Lietuviu. IS Lie
tuvos il buvo atvezta dar jau
mute mergaite. Kilus nuo Jez
no.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-22
RUSAI SUEDA MUSU
MALIAVAS

Karas pasibaige, ir salyje
darbai eina, taciau labiausia
truksta dazu arba maliavu ma
mans ir tvartams dazyti. Sa-
kona, maliavu trukumas pa
sieke arSiausio laipsnio 25 me-
tQ begyje.
Paslaptis stai kane: Rusai
karo metu ede musu maliavas,
bet ir karui pasibaigus jie jas
eda.
S6menu aliejus yra svarbiau-
sia dalis maliavoms daryti, bet
Amerika semenu alieju siunte
Rusams maitinti. Sake, karc
metu Rusijai isgabenta apie 81
milijonu tonu semenu aliejaus
Oar ir dabar slaptai seme:
NJ aliejus gabenamas Rusi'
ia: Normaliai taS alleJus atl
tektu maliavu fabrikus.
Dabar dar Rusai padare su
tarti su Argentina ir is jos is
gauna semenq alieju msistui
ir Amerikos maliavu isdirby
stes negauna nei importuotis
semenu aliejaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-22
KUN. KUCINSKO IR
KARPIAUS KALBOS

Kun. Jonas Kucinskas, vos
Sia vasara atvykes is Vokieti-
ics Amerika, dar jaunas bet
daug pergyvenes nela S vol e
Lietuvoje ir pabegeliu stovyk-
lose Vokietiioje, grynai Lietu-
viskai apsake Lietuviu vargus
ir kankynes. Nors jis ilgai
kalbejo, bet visiems buvo ido-
mu klausytis apsakymus apie
musu broliu nuotikius, percy
venimus po bolsevikais, apie
Lietuviu ir Lietuvos likima.
Garbes svecias, Dirvos re-
daktorius K. S. Karpius, is Gle
velando, uzpilde ir uzbaige kali
bu programa. 10 patyrimas l..
V. S. darbe pridave Los Ange-
les Lietuviams daug energijos
ir sustiprino cia musu LVS
skyriu.
Klausytojams labai patiko p.
Karpiaus pakartotas a. a. Lie
tuvos Prezidento Antano Sme-
tonos padarytas/ pareiskimas
Amerikos Lietuviu visuomenei,
"Ne mes Amerikie6iai isrink-
SINE Lietuvai valdzia, bet ia
iSsirinks patys Lietuvos EMO
nes kokia jie nores, mes tik
turime jiems pagelbeti atkovo-
ii nepriklausomybe".
Taip. Mes jiems tik turime
rankas atristi, juos islaisvinti.
Nekurie zmones mano, jei kas
dirba del Lietuvos laisves tai
jis if nori ia valdyti. Jie pa
mirsta kad visiems Lietuviams
galima myleti Lietuva. O jeigu
iie ia nyli tai nori jai ir pa
deti, ginti jos laisve kick ga
ledami. Bukime mes jiems uz
tai d6kingi. Nuns vistiek ko-
kiu vardu jie vadinasi, kokiu
budu teviskei pagelbsti. Kad
fix musu teviske tuojau butu
islaisvinta. Tx musu meila te-
viskei ja islaisvins. Nors ir
inns gal daug 'laiko. Ne vienas
uz ia dar nuzengs amzinyben.
Atsimenu kaip karta mano
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-22
Is LVS SUSIRINKIMO

Lapkricio II ivyko Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos 6 skyriaus
susirinkimas. 81 karta atsilan-
ke geras skaicius nariu. Su-
sirinkimas buvo rirntas. Kal-
beta ir tartasi apie veikla zie-
mos metu. Buvo paduota ge-
ru sumanymu.
Atsilanke svecias, inz. Jonas
Duncia, nesenai atvykes is Eu-
ropos, kuris patariamu balsu
prase sia organizacija viska
daryti kad tik daugiau naudos
iseitu Lietuvos gelbejimui ir
jos isblaskytu zmoniu suselpi-
mui. Siam brangiam tikslui
jis prase narius ir nusileisti ir
nusizeminti. Viska, viska da-
ryti del savo mylimos gimti-
mes labo. Nariai p. Duncios
kalba suprato ir ivertino. 10
prasymas bel patarimas nebus
pamirStas.
Taipgi Siame susirinkime da-
lyvavo LVS centro CARRIES Pr
mininkas ,Juozas Smailis.
Vytautas Kersevicius prane-
Sc kad LVS Centras ir Ameri-
can Friends of Lithuania pa
siunte memoranduma USA pre-
zidentui ir kittens zymiems
valdzios nariams prasant uzta-
rimo Lietuvai ir Lietuviams
tremtiniams.
M. Sims perskaite laiSka nuo
Pomeranijos Lietuviu, kurie
dekoja LNS Detroito skyriui
uz parama prisiusta maistu
Taipgi perskaite laika nuo fl
losofo DR.. Vyduno, kuris irgi
dekoja kad j musu nariai at
simine. DR.. Vydunas dabal
vazineja po LietuviQ stovyklas
su prakalbomis.
Prisirase ] skyriu naujas ma
rvs, V. Kerseviciaus svogeris
Valatka, kurio zmona jau Sc
niau istojus 81 skyriQ.