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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Law Increases
Rate For Legal
Advertise nlcnt'

Legal advertising rates in Flor
Ida have been increased. IS :
result Of Senate bill IS becoming
= law. ~
\ The bill was filed with the
secretary Of state on May AZ,
and became effective On that
date. !. III
The rate now for the first IN
sertion is $l.40 IN inch On The
basis Of q column Of Il ems;s Or
two inches wide. Subsequent, in
sertions cost 80 cents an inch.
The increase IN rates does not
affect the charge Of. IS cents a
line for publication Of delinquent
tax lists. = ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Il Casa Marina To
Spend $175, 900 For
Many improvements


- = k<y VESTS future
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- 1pun 80 ms1e BY the
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v1E<61n en1pngo11nn With head
QnBouro - jacksonville. 70 the
49, 0ryuuomnu1 Company. the
80 ounusD - u Csss Marina.
- nD1 moo1srs pertaining 10
- - wess hondlcd By Paul
81 10w1A nolnml osneral coun-
- = v1Dstfo-1 sDuoheast coun-
- - - On LIE Insurance
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ov>D ugge DroDased ~ Realtor
q O. xtgu1hsiner. who b the
- ouDvunDnn1eat lor the Gulf
- 1nnn.nnss Company In the
9ox - nrea-
- ~ - Z IN sware." Kirch-
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- mmounus ever recorded In
munruD sDuney. ! en- not speak
- 011uD uuF<hose-money mort
- vG1rA runosd up to much
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Airport Has Busiest Day As
394 Gubans Arrive On II
Planesfsrs D cur
AEROyIASiAN AND DUSLINEl
CONDUCT FIRST OF
TRAVEL EXCURSIONS;
RETURN THIS WEEK |

The busiest day in the history
of the city's airport occurred Sat-
surday when IA Aerovias 20"
planes from Havana landed at
Mcacham Field between 8 am.
and 4 pm, carrying an excursion
party of 394 persons. Regularly
scheduled flights of Aerovias @
and National Airlines were main
tanned as usual.
The excursion was the first of
IA series, conducted by the firms
which takes Cuban citizens to
Key West, then by Greyhound
Bus to Miami. Miami Beach, Hol-
.lywood, Coral Gables and other
East Coast cities. Aerovias @
and Florida Greyhounds are con-
Quoting the trips.
! Large express buses awaited
|the planes which arrived two at a
time. The visitors will return
Ito Cuba Tuesday and Wednesday
on IA planes. The travellers were
Impressed by the record time in
which immigration and customs
!men as well as Aerovias @ and
Greyhound processed them here.
E. E. Medina, head mechanic for
Acrovias @, was sent here from
Havana to be at the airport
throughout the day in case of an
emergency.
Another tour will be held from
Havana next month, when an
even larger number of excursion
ers is expected.
Key West observers were dis
appointed that the sightseeing
tour did not include the Island
City. Instead, the visitors were
rushed off to Miami and points
north although the advertise
|ments for the trip had stressed
the visit to Key West, which was
described as sthc cradle Of Cuban
liberty and the quaint southern
most city OF the United States.
Rogc1io Gomez, representative
of Aerovias @ here, explained
that tho Cubans desired to spend
asday in Key West but no U. S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Mrs. K. N. Pierce
Died on Saturday

Mrs. Kathleen M Pierce 5e.
who resided at IA Olivia street.
died Saturday night IN the Key
West Municipal. .Hospit II afters.a
short illness. J.
Mrs. Pierce is survived, BY hsr
widower, Samuel G.. Pierce; ssAs.
Ray Pierce, N6rmal, ~ md An
drew Pierce Key Vest sisters.
Mrs. Bessie A. Lee, Chicago. and
Mrs. Ruth Buhier. ri Lauder
dale; brothers. WilliiJn Harvey,
Brunswick. Ca, md. Robert +.
Harvey, Sayannth Ge slsd one
gfandchilds - ~ So Il.
! Funerai atrsnf A. ii
charge a. PsifcHird Funeral
Home and win be 6ouhced'
lo1nrs sxs I $780, ~, i. { .ss .,s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Bernie P1py Named As House
|DbeT Who Offered Bride
( ostPonelnent VI
Hayana-key Vest
Official Visit

The Citizen was informed to-
day by Manuel Quevedo, Jr.,
president Of Aerovias Q, S.A.,
that the trip he had been PLAN
ming for the official family Of
Key West to visit Havana, has
been postponed owing to the re-
cent death Of the mayor Of the
Cuban capital.
The intercity visit of officials,
he added, will be made when
the time is more seeinly. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
Oldham and Camp Charge Key Vssssr
With Offering Cash e Vote Against
Rookie Wire Service Bill
Key Acres Bring,
$4,000 Saturday

Eighty acres of property on
Upper Matecumbe Key were sold
Saturday for $4,000, according
TO- warranty deed filed with
County Court Clerk Ross G.
Sawyer, transferring the land
from Ellis Gliddens and wife.
Dade County, to Edward Dillon
and London Carney Of fsla-
morada.,
The Taylor Construction Com;
pany transferred for $500 a
Lime Grove property to Ernest
Perez, 2918 Staples Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Becker,
Miami, transferred to Lee Lipps,
Miami, 10 lots on Key Largo, ac-
cording to another warranty
deed filed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19


TALLAliASSEE - May Ia
Rep. Bradley Odhsm Of ssnfnrsi
told a tense Florida House III Rep.
resentativcs today that Rep. Bsr-
ME G. Papy had offered him
cash bride to vote against The
boolic wire service bill.
A few minutes later Rnp
Camp Of Marian joined osihan
in accusing Papy u offering him
a $lOe bride also 10 refer a..
bill to q committee which ai-
ready had rejected a s,saslas
measure. zns~.sN 1. .s.~.
Papy. a sevcn-krm veteran
representative from Key Yves.
Immediately took the floor 10
defend himself against the ass-
cusations. Papy sale ne told has
accuscrs only that ave heard
they are offering 500 for q vote
against the bill and informed
them that his interest in opposi-
ton to the measure was sincere.
The Key West merchant said.
Il don't need any money. I have
quit work. I've made a SUCCESS
and I'm a retired man at a very
young age"
Oldham, referring to Papy rs
this INSCRIPTIONS crook" toid
the same story he had related 20
newspapermen earlier about be-
ing offered first $500. then S5'l0
and a case of Scotch whiskev Ia
vote against the bill or To refrain
from voting--only this time he
inserted the name he had with
held previously.
Papy fatty denied he had talk
ed to Oldham when the young
representative said they had met
on the House floor before the
bill was brought up for a final
vote. It was then. Oldham charg-
ed, that the $500 offer was made.
The. Monroe County repreScu-
tative said Rep. Martin Of Hills
boro had asked him, where rs
all this money!" He remarked.
"Ive heard il talked about bat
haven't seen any of a."
Martin, taking the floor sassi
he had asked Papy iokingly
while at his desk and Papy had
given him the reply in kidding
Rep. Camp rose TO say that the
500 offer Papy made TO him was
not made on the floor but In an
anteroom where mail Is distrtb-
uted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
APPLY TO WED

Applications for marriage Ii
censes were, filed with County
Judge Raymond r. Lord Satur-
day by William s, Darby. %, Of
IL Lowe Lane, and Conchita Pr
media, 10. of SGT Bahama street,
and by Paul L. Cassacant, %, Of
the u S. Navy, and Margaret L.
Nowacki, Is, of 327 William
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-19
AONROE COUNTY NAN
DENIES AccusATsom,
MAKES STATEMENT TO
TENSE HOUSE
tBy AsssesaesA Psssss
BULLETIN

TAltA11A0oEG neeY ~
Msmhess g - iepuss
voted q - - 1s6ay - dssy
Hep. 0ssnis e psoy - Doen-
roe County Ne si0he - voos
O. spesk tns1hes ua111 : 70
quested sseod jury iavssas-
CATION q ehasuss ~ ~ II
Tered bsibss - eohes msm'
bers has bssa sem0lensd.
The ae1ieu came sl1ss fh~
House. sittin0 % . cenasf.
Tee Of The Whele. rsjee1ed
= substitute psspossl By nsp.
Stokes ef Der 10 dsoo iks
matter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-03

have returned to their home in
Wilmington after spending several
days here with Mrs. Mollie Dick
son and Miss Lille Dickson.
Miss Doris Jones is spending
sometime in Fayetteville with her
aunt, Mrs. r. Goodwin and Mr.. God
win.
Jack Wilson has returned tc
Tampa, Fla, after spending some.
time here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Miss Ann Wilson and Miss Noel
Hood spent the weekend al
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. A. K. Baldwin and son,
Franklin have returned home after
spending a ten days vacation il
Asheville and Chimney Rock.
Mrs. F. B. Gault of Asheville
and Miss Mary Gault of Marjorie
Webster college, Washington, D.
c., are here for a few days visit
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-03
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written For NEA Service

The expert player watches the
drop Of every card, and thus is
able to make deductions that give
him the maximum number Of
tricks on hand. For that reason
the little false-card play in today's
hand might deceive a good player.
OF course at an afternoon bridge
party, accompanied by conversa-
ton about new hats and new boy
friends, no one pays much atten-
tion to the cards played. But let
us assume that you are playing
serious bridge, and today's hand
comes up.
The bidding is quick and to the
point. The opening lead is won in
dummy with the king of hearts,
and declarer leads a small club
from dummy. East plays the
deuce and South illnesses the
queen. Now if West plays the four
Of clubs, declarer very likely will
count him for three, clubs to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-03
LAKE WACCAMAW

LAKE WACCAMAW, Sept. 1. -
Mrs. l.. A. Roseman has return
ed to her home in Roxboro, after
spending several weeks in her cot
tage on the Lake beach.
Mrs. I. w. Dennis and son, Char
les Dennis of Florence, S. c., and
Miss Sally Clark of Dillon, were
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stone
Sunday. Mrs. Dennis remained for
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Register
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-03

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-03

ten-spot; but if West plays the
eight On the first club trick,
good player will reason that he
must have the ten and eight.
Therefore, he will think that his
correct play is to lead the jack
of clubs, after re-entering dummy,
and if East covers, the ten will
fall; if East fails to cover, the
ten will be picked up and the
king will fall on the next round.
But of course Vests false-card
defeats declarer's well-laid plans.
Do not get into the habit of play
ing carelessly. If you have
chance to deceive your opponent,
and it will not hurt your partner,
employ a false-card play OF this
type, especially when playing
against an expert.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson
Pastor Faulkner preached a
soul stirring sermon at Lane Chap
ell G. M. Il. Sunday -. Little Eve
lyn Darrieux Stewart of 201 Cleve-
land Ave, Ithaca, New York ce'e.
brated her second birthday Febru.
airy LIST at the home Of her mater
nal grandparents, MIR. ard Mrs. F.
A. Johnson with q party. Guests
were Pauline Crors, Betty Jean
and Virginia Moore, Marearet
Helen. Norma Jean. Rose Mary
and Edna Louise Mcdaniel, and
Shirley Mae Back. Pictures were
made of the group by Evelyn's
mother after a short program OF
nursery rhymes and marches. The
guests then gathered around the
dining room table and sang Hap
by Birthday to You after Evelyn
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

YOU al know that Curtis No. 10 Ia
getting out tn s year.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

zion Day will be held at White
Oak Bchoo' Thursday. Everyone in
Good Hope and neighboring COM
ifiunities Is invited to at'end. Din
ner Will be prepared for all visi.
tors Mrs. WI son and Mrs. John.
son Will be in chrge and visitors
from Little Rock are expected 70
be present :. Mrs. Bonnie tricks
and MI Hattie Mae tricks wer'
house guests of Mrs. d. L. Sock.
vel February 10Th Mrs. Mol
lie Sockwell visited the home OF
her neices, Mrs. Mary Robertson
and Mrs. Johnnie Rivers .... Mr.
nd Mrs. Rivers are the proud par
ents OF fine baby girl -. Mr.
Georgia Jefferson has three child
rem on the sick list ... Don't for
get the Exter sion School Day
Thursday at White Oak School, s
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Hot Springs

'ssa--,. -e44-A~1tsJa n011M2G4 IL
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

war 2 Veteran, a lover OF sports
and q rabbit and chicken ra ser. In
his back yard can be found some of
Of the finest rabbits In the state
of Arkansas and on his dining
room wall hangs two emba mel
fish. Circle No. 1 of the women's
Society of Christian Service Is
sponsoring q service in which the
st. Paul A. M. e. Choir will rem.
der special music and Their pastor
the Rev. Greene Paschel will
preach Tuesday evening at 8:l5 p
m. This choir Is heard over sta
tion KWFC each Thursday even
ing from 10 to IL. The member
ship of st. Paul will also be pre-
sent. SOME GOSSIP: A woman
had q l'tt'e boy who VS. a bottle
baby. He nursed so long until he
was able to tell his mother when
he needed q new nipple. A GER
tain carpenter and contractor was
graded IS per cent last Friday by
his wife when he learned to put
three-cornered rants on his baby
boy .... A certain preacher who
smokes cigars said. I'm going to
vote Tor Emett Harris even II the
Devils did nominate him. Ha, Ha,
Ha. What next?
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Al. Nrphi
Jirr1l. Atklrson

Jimmie Atflnson
The New Diree'or Bant'ct Senior
Choir invi' ed the Fir1t Baptist
Glee c ub to render a program ON
Mar. Oh This groun o. ngers
i und-r tn" Joint leaArr7eip OF
Mrs. r S. Shorty, presi lent and
originator; Mrs, z. A. Try, nan.
list and ore Of the cityis optstand.
irg teachers Of music ard voice
en- turc ard Mr.. II. NJ Jam'son,
director Tho St7mps Ouartette
sang before packed horse of
10th races, Hats off to DR.. Wed.
dngton for breafirg a precedent
and achieving a mila-tone IN race
r. a. ons. :. DR.. R s rho-ty and
tie Fret Dentist Junior Choir rand
cred services at st. Paul Baptist
Church Of Hot Springs February
23rd Mrs.. Mary Hicks Palmer
and the B"rker fam''v of Fast
Malvern visited in FL Dorado last
week Mrs Lucille Hud~on, dau.
ghtar OF Mr.. and Mrs Haftsell
Smith expects to d7part soon to
ioin h'r hueband, ey-CorporaI Ray.
mond Hudson in Oh cago. -. Mrs.
Cora Ty'er visited har brother
and sister. Willie and fora Boyce
In Arkade PHI a Roo"evo't Frac.
ton, son o. Mr.. a~d Mrs. Sam
Fraction celebrated his r3'h birth
day Feb. % Miss Bern'ca Wat
son OF N. Malvern was n Hope
on a pleesure tri9 recently Sam
Hueh's has &c Yeas sorority at
Mop. Sho~s IN N. Iitt'e Rock.
Mrs. B. |. Banks and Mr.. John
Mitchell are much improved az
ter beirg III Born to Mr. and
Mrs Booker r. Carol, boy and
girl; their names are Jesse Lee
and Jessie Mae.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

short visit In Blythevife with
friends -. Mrs Ze'la Fay Oliver
loft for home Sunday after attend
ing the funeral of her aunt. Mrs.
Jessie Simmons. She was accom-
panied home by her sitter. Mss
JAMIE Banks and Mr.. and Mrs. o l.
Hello, you hep kites; did you
know that Holley Grove came
down here last Tuesday and won
the basketball game -. guess
you all know that Mrs. Scott. Miss
jamie Banks and Mr.. nd Mrs. Oil
yer were here last week =. guess
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
elUMERvILLE

Curtis n. johnson
Rev. w. II. Marley held hts regu'
lar services Sunday with a large
number present Mrs. Tennie
Johnson was called to the bedside
Of her aunt In Kansas City lon
the sick list are Wash Candle and
Tay or Thompson. We hope them
speedy recovery .... Mrs, Mabel
Stewart and chi dren of New York
have returned home after sperd-
ing several weeks with her par
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

had lighted and blown out the two
little pink cand'e atop the white
birthday cake. Cake and Ice Cream
were sorved. Each little girl brou.
ght a nice little gift. A bag Of can.
departure.
dy was & ven each guest upon her
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Claude Mae Alexander

Hickory Ridge Quartet sang at
Good Hore Church Sunday night.
:. Mrs. Earnestine Wilson, Home
Demonstration Agent OF Camden.
and Mrs. Louise Johnson, County
Supervisor of Camden were pre-
sent at White Oak School Fetru-
airy 18th and made brief remarks
to the All Cub boys and g!r's con.
corning this years contest. Exten.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Visitors 100 many to inert on by
name are here from all parts OF
the country to share the horse
racing -. Fifty years OF Negro
Silence TO assert Themselves for
any public office was broken some
ten days ago when Joe Rob rso1
ice dea er. properly owner ard live
stock raiser got tired of this Neg.
70 delay and filed to run for al
dcrn1an in Tho Second ward. Mr.
Rofinron had made his way n
life and did not seek the office for
any rersoral gain Fo filed to Off
SET rbo Neero's tradition for rot
fi'rg V9te~en rei4'c'aas eoneed-
ed TO the fact that Mr. Robinson.
because of hts many friends Ind
an outs'a~di-e onrorturi'v 10 win
White of'ice.ho'ders sought to get
him to vi haraw Ho refpsnd How
ever. VII fonrd that the C't'zens
Progressive Union hid nomi"a's'
the ron Emmett Harris TO run
for alderman In the .econd ward
NJ was more than hnnpv 70 with
drew in hts favo-. However, Mr.,
Rob ron wi, 20 down IN hssorv
ms the fret Negro cardifate to
fire for Office Of ALDERMAN In tho
last f'fv wears. Emmett Harris Is
fast winning the sun~ort Of marv
who were too tinid to endorse him
at first. 4. Sunday was a high day
1t 81. Paul Bart'rt Church. Deacon
w. Malone sporsorod 4 Stewards
and Deacons program which was
pres ded over by Deacon e. s.
Stevenson and James Mitchell. DR..
r. J. Griffin addressed the ea'her-
ing on the service Of Education,
He STATED that "Education Ia that
spirit which CRADLES one to adjust
himself creatively to his environ
mcst". He further pointed ou
that "lgro-ance Is worse thai
some OF the things casalogued a
SIM. and urged upon MS hearers
ito seek to Be knowers ard doers''
The Hon. D. q. Saad spoke on thu
work Of q deacon and steward. Mr.
8aad was met with a laundering
round Of applause, this beirg hi'
first appearance since announcing
his candidacy for MAYOR. The list
eners came out Of the meeting
speaking of the thousands Of dol
lars that Mr.. Saad has given
through the years for Nesre
chDrch and civic and educat ORA
work. Miss Lille M. Paschel hon
or graduate of Langeton High
School Is attending college on a
Saad scho' arship. His address was
the best ever delivered by a white
business man to a Nego audience
-. The Princess Parade Melted
more than $500 90 go. The Good
Samaritan Mutua' Benevolent As
social on brought to c'ose Thurs
day its annual stockholders meet
ing. -. The forty-voice choir OF A
M. and N. College sings at Haven
Metod st Church tonight. Man Of
the week Is Hon. Walter Williams
1,1 Cardop Cfreaf He Ia WOr
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
NAAcP YOUTH COMMITTEE
MEETS IN NEW YORK cITV

New York, N. Y The National
Planning and Advisory Committee
elected at the asst NAACP Youth
In New OrleAnA Ia.
last November met In New York
the weekend OF February 18th and
18th to implement recommends-
lions made at the conference.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

mi es west OF Child ster. Caudle
3essis Lee Sockwell. Home De-
orst a'ion president.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
CURTIS

A. G. Banks
Re 5idents Of Curtis with TO ex-
press their symrathy to the berea-
we'd fam ly Of Mrs. Jessie Simmon
who derartHd this life February
4th. She was a resident OF Saei-
nav, Michigan -. Mrs. Susi,
Horton has returned home after a
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

HOT SPRING. Above 10 the pc.
ture Of II. J. EDEN who delivered
the nnuai ayman's Night address
at Haven Methodist Church Sunday
night. Mr.. Eden spoke on "Ste-
wardship".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
IMTYNES ARENOJE

81 ketvirtadienl, ArenoJe SUI
poruoti imtynems dabartinis
campionas Frank Saxton, ku-
ri issauke imtynems Bobby
Bruins is Chicago. Bruins lai-
mejo sau pirmenybes pereita
savaite nugaledamas Jim Coon
Henry, O pirmiau laimejes i'm
tynes su atkakliu Bob "Stran-
gler" Wagner. siu imtyniu lai-
metojui priklausys campiono
dirzas ir visa garbe ir pinigai'
Laimetojas skaitysis nugalejes
du kartu is trijQ.
Prize tn Jack Ganson turi
parinkes dar kelias poras ge-
ru imtiku.
Pradedant Kovo rs, Ganson
perkelia imtynes j Central Ar
mory, mieste, ir jos bus antra-
dienio vakarais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
Lietuvos Reikalams
Suaukota virs $500

Kovo 9, Dirvos parkviestas
j Clevelanda, Vyt. Beleckas pa
rode keturias idomias filmas,
kuriu dvi buvo is nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos laikq, viena boil
seviku zverisku darby Lietuvo-
je 1941 metu vasara, pirm ne
gu Vokieciai Lietuva okupavo,
ir viena filma is Lietuviu pa
begeliu gyvenimo Vokietijoje.
Ziaurus ir siurpu sukratanti
buvo vaizdai bolseviku zveris-
ku darbu su Lietuviais, wien tik
uz tai kad Lietuviai mylejo sa-
vo tevyne, if kad jie nebuvo
laimingi nuo ju pasisalinti.
Greta filmu, buvo pasakyta
trumpos kalbos. Tarp kalbe-
toju buvo Neris simkus ir DR..
Julius Abraitis, nesenai atvyke
is Europos, neteke savo tevy-
mes Lietuviai, dabar apsigyve-
ne Clevelande. Taipgi kalbe,
jo trumpai P. J.. ziuris, LVS
centro pirmininkas, DR.. S. t
Tamosaitis, BALI direktorius
ir Jonas Valaitis, BALI atsto.
vas is Brooklyn, N. Y.
Programa veda Dirvos red
K. S. Karpius.
Sioje Lietuviu sueigoje buvt
manyta parinkti auku leidimu
Angliskai knygos "Lietuva III
ronu Panciuose', kuria leidzis
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga, il
kurioje aprasomi visos sovietl
vadu suktybes ir zulikyste!
Lietuva okupuojant, bel boise
viku Taurus darbai, kuriuo'
parode filmose ir Vyt. Belec
kas. Taciau kad susirinko zy
miai daugiau publikos negu tt
ketasi, rengejai surname auka'
padalinti pusiau, puse skirian
ir BALF'ui. Auku surinkt;
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