davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-01

Vincent Drake scored seven teen CID points in the basket ball game between Crosby High of Waterbury and the Ansonia High School Tuesday night, January 21st in the high school gymnasium.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-01

Rev. Julian A. Taylor, pastor of the Macedonia Baptist Church, presented a series of interesting talking pictures, Thursday night, January 23rd at the church. The pictures in cluded the Life of the Late President Franklin D. Roose- welt, ' "Jesus of Nazareth" and "Palestine". The pictures were shhown by Mir. Kettles of Wat erbury.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-02-01

MT. Richard "Chink" Baxter of 417 Main Street was the weekend guest of his girl-friend Miss Mildred Sly of New York City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
For Value Received

Among commonly heard regard to the American
medical system unavaiaby doctors sparsey settled
high costs inadequate who unable
have magned the where people have
perspective.
time illustrate few of the good points in our
a Vacatonis small boat
the northwestern the State of Washington the
One small child In
developed By the time the nearest island
The parents located doctor who came to
Immediately spent nearly hours with the child He
had lust completed residency" we'll hospital When
hospital facilities he said there
had cooperaed closely with the Coast Guard Emergency
mainland hour
interest the child apparent He returned
back at the boat at A M for final check
night the and the little patient
spot Again to call
efficient courteous individual appeared late at
This time made for admission to Seattle
hospital A still another doctor took immediate charge
Complete covering thtsix hour period followed
Thouht the personal for patients well
Finally the patient released Hospital dis
of without under the Blue Cross plan Total doctor
bills night calls and ALL involving three different doctors who had
the thirty follow their
profession, amounted to slightly thirty dollars
The next time you hear refomer condemn the American
medical you should ask yourself all sincerity how
other callngsay proonagve of service
dollar for dollar than your doctor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
When the Voters Decide

AT frequent intervals American ~ viz 'a ~ hin ]
vote on which in way Or another involve privae
and operation And the majority of instances pr
vate enterprise s given the light
Recently Oklahoma six Small towns voted on whether or not
to franchises of large total of ST.
people 97G yes The utility favored
at the remarkable odds of 200 to one
Literally thousands of elections have been held to decide such Is
proposed public districts ETC. Year IN
the popular verdict has been against pup
lie ouynership-ofen by extremely heavy maJortles
polls periodically ask cross section OF the Amer
desire socazaon of the electric
the has been noand always
by substantial margin.
indicates that the American people pre-
heaviytaXed utility
companies unreguaed aXexempt bureau cacay
systems socazed almost entirely pot
cal demand profit from in patronage
and political advantage
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28

grass, clover, and alfalfa on this
field because he previously had lost
top soil, seed, and fertilizer in at
tempting to seed another sloping
field by the plow and harrow sys-
tenn. A hard rain soon after the seed
was soWn took good share of that
field across the road
The pasture field seeded in 1947
was double disced with the disc
weighed down and then three and
one-half tons of lime per acre were
applied. The ground was disced
twice afterward to cut the broom
sedge and weeds and to mix them
and the lime with the soil surface.
The next step was an application
of 400 pounds per acre of 2-12-6
fertilizer. A mixture of bluegrass,
red clover, Ladino clover, and al
falfa was broadcasted, and culti-
packer was run over the field to
make the spongy seedbed little
firmer. All the tillage operations
were done on the contour.
Mr.. Hisrack says the field was
practically worthless before and
now is an excellent pasture which
will be better in 1948 He explains
that government payments are
available in Tuscarawas county to
farmers who improve pasture lands.
The payments are intended to en-
courage farmers to start a program
that will produce such good results
that the farmer will 60 ahead with
the pasture improvement.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
CD. Blubaugh
Urges Modern
Farming Locally
About 5000 Farmers
Hear Nationally
Known Farm Expert

c. d. Blubaugh, nationally known
farmer, told approximately 500
| Noble county farmers at the All
club and Noble soil conservation dis
trict picnic last Wednesday at the
Caldwell fairgrounds that modern
conservation practices paid big div
| ldends for the past twelve years on
his Knoz county farm.
He related that after making a
tour to the Salt Creek soil conserva-
ton project at GAINESVILLE in the
summer of 1885 he saw at glance
from the soil and water manage
ment program demonstrated that it
was practical and smart. Immediate
ly upon his return home he applied
some of these good farming prac-
tlces to his own farm. He explained
that he has taken advantage of
every opportunity to utilize the
services of the county agricultural
agent and the Ohio state extension
specialists to improve his farming
program.
With the assistance of farm plan
ming technicianS of the soil con-
serVation service, a complete farm
conservation plan was outlined and
adopted. Gently curving fields and
fences around the hills fitting the
contour Of the land were estab-
lished, replacing the conventional
square or rectangular field layout
with straight row farming up and
down sloping land. In following this
method of working the land on the
contour, every cultivator furroW,
harrow or other implement track
makes continuous miniature dam
across the slope. These earth OBJ
structions to the flow of water down
hill give the rainfall chance to
soak into the soil and to be stored
for growing crops or to replenish
the ground water supply instead of
rushing off the fields carrying un-
told quantities of top sol and fert-
ility, and flooding the V8iIsys below.
AS an additional safety measure
~ the contour operations, the crops
are grown ia stFl5s AZ h~~1-
"a - ~u4IuS ABOUT
twenty corn rows wide around the
hills. Bands of grain crops such as
oats, or wheat are sandWiched in be-
tween sod crops such as alfalfa,
clover, timothy mixtures. In this
fashion any water moving down the
slope out of the corn or wheat strip
is resisted by the hay strip and any
soil it is carrying is deposited there.
Mr.. Blubaugh made it clear that
liberal applications of limestone and
fertilizer to support high yields of
grain and alfalfa-clover-g grass hay
were absolutely essential in a soil
and water conservation plan. Like
wise, all manure and crop residues
are conserved and returned to the
land. Pasture improvement through
lime and fertilizer applications and
grazing management, as we'll as
management of the woodland and
provisions for Wildlife food and
cover, are essential to the plan.
The results of the new conserva-
tion methods of farming were shown
in doubled crop yields, according to
Mr.. Blubaugh. This increase in crop
productions he attributed largely to
increased water stored in the soil
and applied to the crops during the
summer.
Mr.. Blubaugh emphasized the sers
iouSness of soil erosion by exhibit
ing samples of pa inch deep silt
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28

deposited on a friends farm in the
Mohawk reservoir basin. This silt
came from the upland farms of the
surrounding water shed. The Mo-
hawk DIN is dry dam of the
MuskinG Sm Conservancy District
BlubaugnfS friend made numerous
measurements of the depth of soil
deposits on his 300-acre farm by the
June flood, at which time it was in
undated for several weeks. 1t was
estimated that soil deposit of over
$4,000 tons was made by this one
flood. This farm represents only q
small portion of the flooded basin
of the Mohawk dam. The soil de-
posted there cannot be fully util-
lied, while it is a permanent loss
to the farms above.
Blubaugh gave an interesting ac-
count of his experience last year on
an eight week tour of poverty
stricken Europe. He related that
thousands of European people were
delivered from starvation by food
shipped from u S. farms.
1t is difficult for Americans to ap-
preciate the abundance of the
United States.
He concluded his talk by emphas-
izing that it is important for every
Noble county farmer to adopt good
conservation and land management
practices as recommended by the
agricultural extension service and
the U. S. soil conservation service.
Contour strips are being laid now,
by soil conservation service techni-
clans Ira ]. Kuntz and Jim Steiner,
for next years corn planting on CO.
operators farms.
Noble county farmers interested
in cooperating with the district may
stop in at the district office. post
office building, or contact Floyd
Henderson, county agricultural
agent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
Major H. N. Archer
Dies In Miami, Fla.

Major Herman N. Archer, native
of Noble county and author of ''The
Wanderlust of Beyond" which ap-
peared last April in The Journal
died at his home in Miami, Fla.
Saturday evening.
Funeral services were held at Mi
ami and burial made in the National
cemetery at Arlington, Va.
A veteran of three wars, the Span
ish-American, World War I and IL
Major Archer figured in the sneak
attack on Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7,
1941. and remained a prisoner of
war in Cabantuan, P. l., until VI
day in 1945.
He visited this spring with Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Thompson, of East
street, Caldwell and with his sister,
Mrs. Lena Barrett of Berne. Surviv-
ing are also his widow and two sons,
all of Florida.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
Real Estate Delinquency

delinquency Washington county has been
point number of announced
by Myers county who had just
pleted collection
county the situation just the and nothing
Members of the Farm Bureau council
have every indication that will
a political issue the forthcoming 1948 election
Candidates year seeking office would do well to brush
UP delinquent problem order to
intelligent conversation farmer everything
always pay his taxes.
you say much?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
Lewisville Farmer
Taken By Death

Jacob Block, IA, Lewisville far
mer, died Friday night at his home
following an extended illness. He
had been a life long resident of that
community.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Kate Ritterbeck and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kress, both of Caldwell; three
nieces, including Mrs. Elizabeth
Yeagle, of near Caldwell, and two
nephews, William Yontz, of near
Lewisville, and Carl Ritterbeck, OF
near Caldwell.
Funeral services were held Mon
day morning at st. Joseph's Catho-
lie church, Burkhart, with Rev.
Joseph Finan officiating. Interment
was made in the church cemetery
by the Brubach funeral home, Sum-
r1erfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28

the Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
vile, Tuesday evening at 500
o'clock.
MIR. Macenko had been a patient
in the hospital since July Is. He was
to have been dismissed to his home
on Wednesday and his sudden death
came as a shock to the family and
friends.
Surviving are his widow, Anna,
and the following children: Mrs.
Mary Bailey, of Cleveland, form
erIy of Belle Valley; Mike Macen-
ko, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Anna Bakos,
of Newark; Joseph Macenko, of
Cincinnati; Mrs. Margaret Voytas,
of Cleveland; and Mrs. Helen
Floyd, of Youngstown.
The body was removed to the Es-
tadt funeral home in Caldwell and
prepared for burial
Funeral services will be held
on Friday morning at $50 from
Belle Valley Corpus Christi church
with Rev. Stephen Pekana officiat-
ing. Deceased was n years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown, of
Joliet, ILL.,, spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
CaDrCo Piao pf Mor41
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
Made Barren Slope
Into Good Pasture

Changing broomsedge hillside to
an excellent pasture field is one of
the Improvements made in 1917 on
the Vernon Hisrick farm in Tuscar-
awas county, and this farmer be-
lieves he made an excellent trade
although considerable work and ex-
pense were thrown in Ito boot" in
the exchange.
Mr.. Hisrick used the trash-mulch
method of getting mixed stand of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
The Transformation

county Caldwell it's county has always
essentially community 1t through the
period agriculture industry Labor troubles
topic of conversation for and ALL The
Nobe
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-28
Belle Valley Resident
Is Taken By Death

Mike Macenko, Sr., well known
resident of Belle Valley and a re-
tired coal miner, died suddenly at
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
MEKSIKOJE APSu uANKIUS

gavome kepta banana SUI visa
lupyna.
Lake vakarienes Meksikie-
ciu orkestra grojo jaukus Mex
sikietiskus smotelius, ir pirm
negu vakarienes laikas baige-
81 grupe jaunu zmoniq nuo
vieno stale kampe, national
negaledama islaikyti pagundos
atsistojus pradejo sokti, Q visi
kiti turejom smagumo prisiziu-
reti ivairiu Meksikietisku So
kiu. Tas buvo smagi pramo-
ga, netiketa ir neparuosta. Po
to netrukus mes vel vaziavom
j miesteli.
Dabar jau buvo visai tamsu,
menuo skaisciai sviete, ir mes
galejome matyti sviesas mics
telio nugulusio kalno pasone.
Oras buvo svelnus ir nesaltas,
kaip vesia nakti Liepos meme
sio viduryje. Artejant i mics
tell pradejome girdeti Meksi-
kietiskos orkestros garsus. AS
buvau patenkinta, nes jauciau
galesiu nors pamatyti kaip
patys Meksikieciai linksminasi
sestadienio vakare.
Musu buryje buvom penkl,
Mr.. ir Mrs. Warner, musu va
dovas Otto, Petrone ir as, Va
karuskos buvo antrame aukste
uzeigos, orkestra atvirame bal
kone 20 zvaigzdemis, sveciai
buvo susodinti prie mazu sta
liuku aplink balkona ir viduje
tnazos sales, llur prie vienos
sienos radosi baras. Viskas bu-
vo labai paprasta ir be jokios
iskilos, ir al dziaugiausi kad
cia tai tikrai yra vietine atrno-
sierra, be jokiu specially pas
tangu padaryti j turistus ispu-
di. Prize baro stovejo keli vieti-
Mai maineriai, issigerti prizes
einant namon, dar savo purvi-
/ nuose darbo rubuose, su savo
maineriskom kepurem turin
ciom virsuje mazas sviesukes.
Sic maineriai atkreipe nano
demesi beveik tick kaip pirma
karta as gavau pamatyti tik-
IA kaminakreti L.ietuvoje, su
jo visais padargais, ir suodinu
Eveidu.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
Is VIETOS BALI KOMTTETO
VEIKLOS

Birzelio s, L. P. Dr-jos sale
Je ivyko banketas ir formalis
atidarymas BALI auku vaiaus
Plttsburghe. Darbui vadovau-
ia Adv. Ed Schultz, buves an
tro pasaulinio karo kapitonas.
Vakarlene pagamino musu Lie
tuves moterys, o jaunos Lietu-
vaites status patarnavo. Sve-
ciu dalyvavo apie $50.
Kun. Misius atidare vakara
su malda. Pavalgius, ugningas
kalbas pasake Kun. C. O. Rice,
Mayoras Lawrence, Teisejas
Elenbogen, Kun. Lunckis ir
Kun. j. Cekavicius, vienas is
tremtiniu. IS Sios vakarienes
padaryta gryno pelno BALFui
apie $1,000.
BALI komitetas ruosiasi prie
kitty savo parengimu pabegeliu
selpimui. Rugp. II bus pikni-
kas Lietuviu Ukeje. Piknike
musu motereles taipgi pasiren-
ge pasidarbuoti paruosimui vi
sokiu valgiQ, pelno padarymui
Piknikui maista aukoja musy
nekurie hiznieriai. Piknikui ii
kietai jau platinami ir norma
padaryti ta diena didele Lietu
viz Diena.
Trecias svarbus BALI nau
dai darbas cia tai 'Tag Day.
kuri nustatyta Pittsburghe 1;
d. Rugsejo. Siam darbui rel
kalinga jaunu moteru ir mer
ginu nemaziau tukstancio ap
emimui visu miesto gatviQ.
Moterys ir merginos praso
mos registruotis tam vajui.
Norincios prisideti prize dar
DO auku rinkime mineta diena
praneskit savo adresa rastu
Mr.. Ed. Schultz, Room 206
Fifth-Grant Bldg, Pittsburgh
arba telefonu Court 4183.
JuOzas Virbickas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
Plieno Darbai Sulaiko-
mi del Angliakasiu
Streiko

John L. Lewis pradejo mai
neriQ unijos darbininku 10 die
nu svente, arba streika, tuomi
issaukdamas virs 100000 ang-
liakasiu laukan is mainu. Pra-
sidejus Siam nedarbui, taip pat
apsireiske kita bedarbe - pile
no dirbtuves pradejo sulaikyti
darbus del stokos ANGLES savo
dirbtuvese, ma o del stokos an
giles, pranesimai sake, lures
likti be darbo keliasdeSimt TUX
stanciu automobiliQ darbinin-
ku.
Kitaip sakant, darbininkai
priverciami vienas kita plakti,
daryti vieni kittens nuosto-
Illus, kad tik sunkiau butu dar-
bo zmonems gyventi.
Valdzia atidave angliakasyk-
las atgal privatiniu savinin-
ku rankas, SUI Birzelio 80 die
ma. Xxi siol, nuo pereito strei-
ko pradzios, kasyklos, skaitesi
valdzios kontroleje. kaip tik
ia kontrole pasibaige, vel pra-
deta sumiSimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
LANkESI LVS SEINE
CARDELL, Sask.

MIRE LIETUVIS. Birzelio
l9 cia mire Antanas Moskus
46 m., nuo vezio ligos. Ligoni-
neje isbuvo iris menesius laiko
sunkiai sirgdamas. Tapo pa
laidotas Birz. "a, baznytinemis
apeigomis Maple Creek kapina-
Sc. Velionis j Kanada atvyko
1923 m. Buvo draugiskas wy
ras, SUI visais gerai sugyveno.
Buvo nevedes ir neturejo cia
jokiQ savo giminiQ, tik Lietu-
vote liko du broliai ir dvi sese-
rvs. Paejo is GlobiQ k., Gau-
res val, Taurages ap.
Liko jo sutaupytQ pinigu
Kanados banke. Jisai SUI bro
liais ir seserim Lietuvoje ne
galejo susisiekti del sovietQ
Lietuvos. Velionis
mylejo savo tevyne, O komu-
nistu neapkente, dabar Wis IT,
kejosi kada Lietuva bus islais-
vinta gryzti ten apsigyventi,
tik mirtis sugadino jo planus.
Antanas visa laika dirbo po
ukes, pastarais metals pats
pradejo ukininkauti. Lai bu-
ma jam lengva ilsetis sios sa-
lies zemeleje. A. 5.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
ACIU KILNIAI SIRDZIAI

St. Laurynavicienei, $50
Trowbridge. Detroite, Dirvos
skaitytojai is sugriautos Vo-
kietijos DIP stovyklos reiskia-
me 'musu karsciausia padeka
uz parama ir musu ludnos bu-
kles gilu supratima.
Mes, jos sesuo Pr. Aciene ir
sesers dukterys KEN e s y e S
gauname is jos tick siuntiniu
kick retas musu tautietis is
savo artimQju gauna. JOS duo
snumas ir rupestingumas lais-
kuose stiprina musu dvasia ir
kuna.
Pr. Acienes Selma
ir naslaites Kemesytes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
LOWELL, MASS.
GERAI DIRBA BALI VAUJI

NAASA1 LINDA DALI v AJUl
Nors Lowell Lietuviai nepa-
sizymi savo daugumu, mes cia
randasi apie tukstantis Lietu-
viz, bet kada pasiryzta atlikti
kokl nors darba Lietuviu arba
Lletuvos reikalais tai dirba is
slJuose. Prizes kick laiko atgal
Lowellio Lietuviu kolonija tu-
reJo vaju Amerikos Lietuviu
Tarybai, surinko $4,000 ir siai
kolonijai teko antra vieta au-
KY gausumu Mass. valstiioie.
Tai pavyzdis kitoms Amerikos
Lletuviu kolonijoms ir garbe
Lowell'io Lietuviams.
Kada prasidejo vajus del
BAIL, 81 kolonija vel stojo
darban negaisuodama. Ir sia-
dlen gall pasididziuoti darbo
vaisiais. Birzelio 21 d. sureng-
toJe Tag Day surinkta $1,1OO
If gauta nuo vietiniu biznieriu
aukq apie $500. Gave dar dau-
glau auku sudarysim suvirs
$4,000. Tai CANA didele suna
musu kolonijai. Prize sio dar-
DO prisidejo labai daug cia gil
me Lietuviai, uz ka jiems ir
priklauso pagyrimas.
Auku rinkimo vajui vadova-
vo victims klebonas Kun. F.
Strakauskas ir BALI skyriaus
valdyba, padedant daug triu-
so tQ auku sukelime.
Sekanti vyrai, moterys ir
paneles dirbo kaip rinkeiai:
A. Kucinskiene, J. Varanaus-
kas, j. Balkus, O. Sauliniene,
E. Paulauskiene, A. Ramonec-
kiene, M. Rudis, E. Kasniliute,
r. Vilkisiute, R. Stanulionis,
O. M. Malay, R. Vilkisiute, K.
zukauskaite, P. Stepanauskas,
j. Varanauskas, A. Vilkisius,
Jr., A. Voveris, B. Cepaitis, P.
zapnickaite, o. Tamasauskai-
te, A. Voveris, V. Masilionyta,
S. Kriaunaite, O. Kasparaviciu-
te, j. Cepaitis, A. Saliukiene,
P. Saulinas, P. Vilkisius, M.
Didikiute, P. Slivauskaite, E.
Baumilaite, A. Raudeliunaite.
Victims BALI skyrius taria
nuosirdziai aciu visiems pasi-
darbavusiems Siame vajuje.
Vyt. Ramanauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
Raso Ona Karpiene.
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Sidabro dirbtuvese vyrai ir
vaikai, purvini ir prakaituoti,
dirba rankom plakdami sidab-
rinius papuosalus ir kitokius
sidabro dalykus. Miestelyje yra
daug krautuviu parduodanciu
siuos sidabrinius daiktus, bet
mes mateme jq Mexico City
tick daug kad jie mus neido-
mino, prie to buvo ikyriai kar-
Sta ir nepatogu, taigi sumanem
isvaziuoti pasali ko salto at
sigerti. Musu palydovas isve-
re mus j miestelio uzeiga, kur
atsivedinom ir pasilsejom. Cia
NUNS pranese kad vakare apie
9 valanda mes esame uzkviesti
j tikras Meksikietiskas Vaka-
ruskas, kurios buna iris kartus
savaiteje, iskaitant sestadieni.
Jos buvo rengiamos specialiai
turistams sveciams, nors atsi-
lanko ir kaimieciu. Name tas
pradziugino, mes as visada no.
riu matyti tautinius liaudies
sokius. ir yra idomu pamatyti
juos ju- vietineje aplinkumoje.
Mano drauge Petrone nebuvo
perdaug entuziastinga, gal but
il name kad tai bus tik kaimie-
ciu sokis, taciau as buvau ap-
sisprendus vykti pamatyti ne
paisant kas tai butu.
Mes sugryzom j ,savo vies-
butt pasilsiui, pavakarieniavom
ir pradejom rengtis j tas vaka-
ruskas.
| KADANGI as nesiveziau jo-
kio bagazo siai vienos nakties
kelionei, taigi neturejau pasi-
mainymui ruby, ir gailejaus
kad nepasiemiau kitos poros
batuku, mes tikejausi pasokti
nors viena soki, o mano batu-
kai buvo zemais kulnais walks
ciojimui, ir nesmagus sokiui.
Ma bet turejo butt gerai.
Vakariene pradejo name ido-
mauti.; maniau, koki siurpriza
turesim cia, toll nuo: turistu
.lankomua vietu skur viskas. taip
Amerikoniska. Pirmiausia pa
tarnautojas atnese zirniu sriu-
bos, paskui maza blyna ant
lekstutes. Paziurejau j patar-
nautoja ir paklausiau kas tai
per dalykas. Jis atsake, ga
lias pipiras'. Vel paziurejus
j blyna pazinau zalia. pinirs,
jis buvo imerktas suplakfa
kiausini ir aplipytas trupiniais
ir iskeptas. zalius pipirus as
megstu, taigi sakute atsipjo-
viau gera kasni, bet pirm negu
apsukau liezuvi man akys is
soko, mes patyriau kad tai vi
sal nebuvo tie saldus zali pi-
pirai SUI kuriais esu apsipazi-
nus, bet Meksikietiskos rusies,
ir tikrai buvo karStas. Prize
kitu zmoniq nebuvo kaip to
deginancio pipiro atsikratyti ir
tik uzgerus salto vandenio nu-
raminau ta deginanti efekta.
Negali perdaug pasitiketi tais
Meksikietiskais valgiais. Kita
dalis vakarienes buvo tinkania,
SUI kepta banana jo lupynoje,
kas isrode kaip' kepta bulve, su
juoda ir trapia lupyna, ir prie
to kitokie prieskoniai.
Kas name suidomino labiau-
sia tai kad cia, tropiskoje sa-
Lyle, jie teikia NUNS tropiska
maista labai nepaprastais bu-
dais. Niekad nesu valgius nei
girdejus apie sriuba SUI anana-
sais ir bananas, o dabar mes
= p II X
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Kataliku Suvaziavinas
kanadoje

OTTAWA, Kanadoj, sios sa-
Yates begiu atsibuvo didelis
pasaulio katalikq susirinkimas.
Atvyko is viso pasaulio apie
100000 pilgrimQ, kuriu 100000
is Kanados ir Suv. Valstiju.
Buvo atvykusiu is Meksikos,
Pietu Americas, is Europos,
Azijos, Afrikos ir Australijos.
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GELZKELIU darbininku il

OELZkELlQ darbininku il
l7-kos unijQ derybos SUI kom-
panijomis uz naujas sutartis
nutruko. Abb puses sutiko at
sikreipti j valdzios taikymo ta-
ryba toliau ta klausima spres-
tt. Gelezinkeliu kompaniios sa-
ko negalincios ispildyti darbi-
ninku reikalavimo pakelti al
as po zoe valandai.
Tos unijos apima apie mill
jona darbininku, kas sudaro
$568 milijonus metuose dau-
giau operavimo kastu.
Reikia tiketis suras koki su-
plana.
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(Bus daugiau)

Antanas Juskevicius, 20 M,
kiles is A. Panemunes, sunus
Marijonos Observation-Disclosures
skienes, jieskau motinos bro
illus Petra ir Jurgi .Juskevicius.
Eyveno Detroite ir paskiausia
Clevelande. Kreipkites j Dir
va mano adreso.
PAJIEsKAU Burduliu ir ju
triju vaiku, Petro, Juozo ir
Magdutes Burdulytes. Svarbu.
Kreipkites:
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7 Cotton St. Worcester, Mass.