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ing troop morale. With those
stars, and that story, giving all
three a chance to do the things
they do best, fans should love it.
The day Marlene reported for
work she was swamped with
flowers, including 64 gardenias
X X X
The men came out ahead last
year on ABC's Break the
Bank; Quizmaster Bert Parks
gave $11 ,080 to "a men who ap-
lNoeared on the show, but 81
jRomen collected only $500.
The bank was broken Is times
by 4 men and IL couples, who
averaged $2,675.62. And the
record for winning the most
money is held by Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Fowler, a 70-year-old
couple from New Jersey.
X 4
There's a third bread-winner
in the family of George Burns
and Oracle Allen; 12-year-old
Ronnie. Director William Perl
berg saw the lad at his fathers
club, and put him into can
Apartment for Peggy" starring
Jean Grain and Edmund Gwenn.
X X X
Robert Montgomery perma-
nent star of the new hour
long Suspense" series on
|, CHS, is maintaining his repu-
tatiOn of being a good trOup-
er. While he is the star of the
series, he has let it be under
stood that though a play may
be good, if he does not feel
that the lead is the right part
for him, he will gladly take a
supporting role and let some
one else head the cast.
X X X
Rise Stevens, of the Family
Hour" was riding in a hanson
with her 3 -year-old son NickyI
when a fan called Hello, Miss
Stevens" Nicky, who'd never
heard that name, Indignantly
shouted back, "No, no! That's
my Mommy!"
X X X
r. Admirers of Henry Morgan
Deere just about to start passing
the hat to raise money to spon-
sor his return to the air when it
was announced that he would be
with us again on ABC Thurs
days. He is more popular than
his rating shows.
X X +
Professor Quiz's rating has
gone up two points, and his con-
tract has been renewed for an
other year, so that lady in the
balcony will be bobbing up
throughout 1948. Quiz now
ranks with the airs leading quiz
programs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-06

Mutual's "It's a Great Town, "
broadcast, will be scheduled as
regular weekly feature, de-
signed to point up the varied
interests and personalities of
this country. A Mr.. and Mrs,
radio team will tour the United
States, to provide the basic
broadcast formula for these pro-
grams. 1t is considered a def
initely new idea in radio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-06
Housewives Find
Star Is PuShOUer

HOLLYWOOD - When
production began on Col
umbia's "The Fuller Brush
Man." star Red Shelton
started his career as Amer
ica's most famous salesman
exactly $436 in debt.
On an incognito house-to-
house canvas through vari-
Gus districts of Los Angeles
Red managed to sell 81
worth of brushes, but he
gave away $440 worth of
Fuller merchandise. Skel-
toms generous nature meet
ing sales resistance of Gus
toners accounted for the
loss.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-06

here are a few sent In by movie
folk recently:
"How they take toll charge at
George Washington Bridge. Any
receipt given? Uniform of at
tendant?
"How are the doors to First
Class Staterooms numbered on
luxury liners?
Lettering used at carnivals.
Vendors caps at circuses in 1925;
price of peanuts and popcorn.
To these, Miss Percy must
give correct replies or authen-
ticity takes a holiday from
movie script. Audiences love to
discover "boners" m film fare.
Tough Questions
From Miss Percey's point of
view, the most difficult produc-
ton on the Paramount lot in re-
cent months was Saigon" Alan
Ladd.Veronica Lake romantic ad-
venture drama of the Far East,
which Leslie Fenton directed.
"It's modern French Indo-
China and you'd be surprised
how little information there u.s."
Miss Percey explained. eve
needed an authority on Anna
mite. the language spoken by the
natives. After a great deal of
trouble, we found a man who
could teach Miss Lake and Ladd
a necessary vocabulary. But
only one. Usually we like to-
nave several for correctness"
In Miss Percey's question card
for "Saigon" are the following
queries to which she found a So
luton:
Are there palm trees in
Shanghai?
Detailed bird.life in Inc o.
China.
"Are there vultures in or near
Saigon?
"Are there community wash
tubs in French Indo.China?
Miss Percy and her staff of
IA work on all pictures. When
she joined Paramount in 1928,
the research department con-
sisted of 1000 books. Today,
there are $1,000 books and 225
filing drawers containing well
over, a million photographs and
magazine clippings of people,
places and customs.
A graduate of Stanford Uni
versity, Miss Percy enrolled at
the Los Angeles Library School
and from there she entered the
Hollywood branch of the public
library as assistant librarian.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-06
HECKLES SELF

In Columbia's '"The Fuller
Brush Man" Red Skeletons voice
will come from the mouth OF
Jimmy Hunt, seven-year-old ac-
tor, when the moppet gives Red
a bad time. Shelton will use the
Junior" voice from his radio
program for the heckling.
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STAGE E{SCREENFSR
Released by WNU Features.
By INEZ GERHARD

In "a Foreign Affair" Mar
lene Dietrich's fans will see her
as she looked in the days when
she made her reputation, in a
glamour role. She plays a night
club entertainer, one-time friend
of Nazi big-wigs, who falls in
love with an American army
captain of the occupation forces
(John Lund). Later she becomes
involved with a congresswoman
(Jean Arthur) who is investigat-
Evening star., 1948-07-29
SUGGESTIONS
FOR PREPARING
VEAL
VEAL STEW
With Celery ond Noodles

u III. salt pork 2 cups water
lbs. veal breast, 2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons -four
Cut soIt pork in cubes and fry until
brown, odd yeol breost, neck or Shout
der, cut in Pinch cubes, end brown
we'll. Add voter. soIt, ond cover
closely. Let simmer "a hours. Add
cut celery und continue cooking "a
hour Thicken the gravy with flour
stirred into little voter. Serve with
cooked noodles. Cornish with pickle
funs. Serves 5 or s.
SPICY VEAL POT ROAST
Choose 5-Ib. shoulder Of vsol. bone
left in. Mix tablespoon Of dry mus
tord, teaspoon poultry seasoning,
! tablespoon brown sugar. ! tobIe-
spoon solt ond soms pepper together
and rub into the roast. Brown the
roost very slowly in ; tablespoons OF
Iord-the more slowly Drowned. the
better the flavor Add 4 cup diced
onion. Z tablespoons vineeor and cover
tightly. Simmer over low fire for
~, hours. Makes its own sroy.
Serve, ; to the pound OF meot.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE m:
wnshino&on d

Chase. Kensinrton. Coral His, College Park.
Hyattsyille.. MI; Rainier. Silver sprin.. T,ksm.
Park, GaithersbuFg, Rockville, Suitiand, Upper
Marlboro, Laurel, Indian Head, Befwyn, Capitol
HEIGHTS
Church, Mclean, Herndon. Vienna.
Until close Of busines: Saturday, July 81; 1S4S
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES; Items maEkea
(sl ares Suhject to MARYLAND Sales Tax. Produce
prices ars subject - daily market shaases.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Make Corners Assets
With Clever Tricks

Ilel > VI d loOlIl IlGcu SpcCldl lledt-
ment. They, too. can be a decofa-
tive asset when intelligently han
died.
If Dad likes to retire to cor
ner" to read his evening paper or
magazine, make this your special
project. Select a good comfortable
chair, with a foot rest, if he likes
it, and set this in a quiet corner
Have side table for pipes or ciga-
rettes, if he uses them, or a table
with a shelf for books, magazines
and papers. A good floor lamp with
indirect lighting will make the cor
ner a delightful place for reading.
Corners in living and dining rooms
may be made attractive by cabinets
which are excellent for storage
space as they hold so many things.
The top shelves may be made dec
orative with plants, attractive and
unusual dishes or books with fine
coverings. The lower shelves may
be used for linens, scrapbooks, china
or silverware.
Other corners lend themselves
nicely to cornertype bookcases. If
the bookcases are low, you may
use attractive prints on the walls,
and set a lamp directly in the cor
ner itself for light.
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room, and costs very little in time
and effort.
You might build wooden shelf
over the radiator and bedeck this
with gay ruffles and make it into a
dressing table. This would solve the
problem nicely in a bedroom or
bathroom, especially if the latter
is large enough.
If you have a bulky type of radi-
ator, build wooden cover with an
open front, making the whole unit
look like a low bookcase. Place
separate units of the same size on
either side and use as bookcases.
Paint the whole thirg the same COL
or as the walls Use plants or fig
urines on top of the units.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Womon's World
Use Imagination, knowledge
To Solve Decorating Problems
&y C,4a Haley

IT'S fairly easy to decorate an
empty room because all the poor
features jump out at you when you
first see it-bad light, ugly radi-
ators, poor doorways, dingy floors,
too high ceilings, as well as the
other common faults. But have you
looked over a room that is already
furnished and failed to see what's
wrong? .~
We may have lived in place So
long and added so much to it that
we fail to realize that some grave
faults have been created. Said
woman the other day, my home
was nice when we first moved in.
But now, we've added so much, it's
different. I feel there's something
wrong with the place."
Her rooms were cluttered-not
only with furniture, but odds and
ends of presents or souvenirs that
had come to the place throughout
the years. The solution? 1t didn't
cost any money for her to simply
get rid of the extra things that clut-
tered the place, windmills for the
kiddies that were patched and
scratched, book racks that had been
added to take care of magazines
and papers that somehow did not
get thrown out, pots and plants
more than were essential, and GRO
cheted doilies that cluttered the fur
niture. The room improved and
looked ten times better.
Next time you come into the house
after being absent for a few days
or hours, look at it as though you
saw it for the first time? How does
it stack up? Are the principles of
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shy. But | never pretended to have
anything but high school educa-
ton and my folks were palmer
even than Joe's.
1--WE don't belong here and we
don't belong rich. We're just max
ing ourselves ridiculous by putting
on all these airs. Yet how can l
ask Joe to go back to the little cot
tage in Jay street or make the
girls give up all they have in the
way of opportunities and new
clothes?
But Joe knows I'm miserable"
the letter ends, land it makes him
sorry for me and yet mad, too
| Something seems to have gone out
I of our marriage, with all this gold
coming in, and l don't know what
|: to do. can't make myself smart,
charming and entertaining and I
cant make Joe failure. There's
the situation. What can we do?"
Anne, my dear, Joe doesn't have
to do anything and the girls are all
right. They will accustom them
selves to their new glories faster
and faster. But you've got to make
some changes.
All charming women are not we'll
dressed chatterboxes. Some of the
most beloved women in the world
have been the silent type. Sympa-
thetic interest, intelligent listening
these are priceless assets in any
social gathering.
Use Pleasant Phrases.
OF course you have to have some
pleasant easy phrases ready when
ryou greet your guests, lead them
to your room to lay wraps aside,
introduce them to each other. Prac-
tice this sort of talk as simply as
you would have used it at home.
1T only has to be hospitable muir
muir, accompanied by friendly
smile.
For the rest-look lovely and look
yourself Have someone make you
the clothes in which you feel COM
fortable-not too much bosom and
arms exposed, full comfortable
skirts that are also picturesque.
Have your hair always brushed and
smooth and your dinner unpreten-
tiouS.
No woman need be dowdy, dull
or plain. With clear skin, groomed
hair, becoming clothes, the home
Hest among US is attractive. If
there were space here, l could tell
you about Hollywood beauties and
stars who started life handicapped
with weak eyes, bad skins, shutters,
homely faces and hopeless figures.
Your problem is that of many
women. If you lose your Joe, you
may be sure it will be your own
fault.
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WOueTVI2e TONT TOOW5
unity, balance and harmony intact,
or have they been disturbed by the
passing years?
Disguise Radiators
In These Ways
When exposed starkly in a room,
radiators are anything but thing
of beauty Some are disguised cas-
lily, others may take bit of ingenu
ity.
The simplest way to treat the ex-
posed radiator is to cover it with
metal made for the purpose. This
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
For Quick Cough
Relief. Mix This
Syrup, at Home

Here's an old home mixture your
mother probably used. but, for real
results, 1t Is still one of the most effec-
tive and dependable. for coughs due to
colds. Once tried. you'll swear by It.
It's no trouble at all. Make syrup
by stirring 2 cups of granulated sugar
and one cup Of water few nome ts
until dissolved. No cooking is needed.
Or you can use corn syrup or liquid
honey. instead of sugar syrup.
Now put 2k ounces of Pinex into a
pint bottle. and fill up with your syrup.
This makes a full pint Of splendid
cough medicine. and gives you about
four times as much for your money.
1t keeps perfectly and tastes fine.
And you'll say it's truly excellent.
for quick action. You can feel it take
hold swiftly. 1t loosens the phlegm.
soothes the irritated membranes. and
helps clear the air passages. Thus it
eases breathing, and let's you sleep.
Pinex is a special compound Of
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form. well-known for its quick action
on throat and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded If not pleased in
every way.
Pincx rs Quick Acting:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26

Never have collars been so
important as they are during
this season. The smartest ones
are those that reach for your
chin. Best examples of this new
trend are shown in the models
sketched above. The one at the
left is in black jersey with
frankly outstanding collar while
at the right, cinnamon jersey
in a fyfrOnt serves to point up
a stunning draped collar of self
material.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
KATHLEEN NORRIS
Poor Rich Woman
Bell Syndicate.-WNU Features.
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

CTS THERE any way in which
i a plain and uninteresting
woman can make herself the
right wife for a popular and
successful MANI" Anne Wright
asks pathetically in a letter that
comes to me from Detroit.
"Joe and I were terribly happy
in the little place out West" she
goes on. There were friends in
our town, gardens, movies, nice
neighbors. Everyone had small chill
dren, a small car, school worries
and measle worries, My mother
lived next door and dearly loved
brother and sister with small fami-
lies not far away. 1t was all so ter
ribly happy!
"Then Joe's invention - long
family joke-actually sold and he
was offered magnificent position
here in the East. We have two girls,
IL and Is, and at first they were
excited as I was, by the change.
But the three of US are homesick
now. We've got our fur coats and
the big cars with a man to drive
us. When we first walked into this
hotel suite, we just couldn't be-
lieve our eyes. Two sitting rooms,
three bathrooms, four big bedrooms
and even our own dining room. 1t
was like a dream!
They Entertain Lavishly.
"We give dinners which cost
plenty, but they don't satisfy Joe
and they are ordeals to me- He can
talk, he interests other men. I'm
perfect dud. The girls know it
and it makes them uneasy and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26

II ERE'S a rocking horse that
- has personality. It's one that
has special appeal for youngsters
of varying ages. You can have as
much fun making and painting it
as some lucky youngster will have
using it.
The full size pattern offered below
really simplifics mailing. user merely
traces pattern on wood. saws and as
scmbles No special tools or skill are
required
Pattern also provides printed outlines
for tracing mouth. nose. eyes. etc. on
wood. thus no decorating s,;ill is needed
10 paint rocker with professional touch
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Girl, IA, Flies AirpIane
But Can't Drive Automobile

XENIA, OHIO. - The automobile
is still a mystery to l4-year-old
Barbara Jean Gibson. But give her
an airplane and she is at home.
Barbara Jean has clmaxed two
years of flying instruction with
three solo flights. The occasion was
one month after her l4th birthday.
Although she has flown solo, Bar.
bara Jean can't qualify for Ii.
cense until she is IT. And she hasn't
learned to drive car.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Make Your Windows
A Decorative Asset

If your windows are too low, they
may be made to appear higher il
you raise the rods several inches.
Then construct a valance to hide
the fact that a rod is being used
higher than it ordinarily is.
When you wish to make. the win
dows appear wider, use the above
treatment slightly varied. Hang
the draperies as far to the side as
possible. Then construct large
valance which will hide. the fact
The valance should be rather wide
and long.
If you have straight windows
along a wall, these offer an excel
lent opportunity for glass shelves
to hold plants or ornaments such
as a collection of various colored
bottles, pictures, or glass. This
type of window may be simply cur.
tanned at either. side, topped with a
valance.
If you have room with two small
windows on two adjoining walls, a
major but very attractive corner
can be made out of this by modern,
iZing. A treatment recently used
with much success is to use glass
blocks for the corner extending &c
take the place of both windows.
If you have a lovely outdoor view
it's best to frame this by having a
large plate glass window. Don't OBJ:
scure this with curtains; instead
use dark Grapes at either side SC
that the view can be dramatized
and given its proper setting.
For group of windows in bed,
room, fluffy ruffles are fresh and
attractive. The bedspread may
match the curtains.
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is especially true when the radiator
is underneath the windows or
against the wall of a room.
Choose the color of the cover
carefully so as to make the radi-
ator as unobtrusive as possible.
Silver or gilt paint merely empha-
sizes it; soft tone such as you
use on the walls of the room tend
to make it inconspicuous.
The radiator may also be slipcov-
cred to match the color of the walls.
This tends to make it part of the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Tells the World
no More LaXatives!"

81 was so constipated 1 had to take
laxatives all the time. That's over
now-1'll tell the world KELLoGG's
ALL-BRAN every day really keeps me
straight. Mrs. Laura H. McNew.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Rocking Horse Has Personality

Ears are made from piece of old felt
hat. tail from a piece of rope.
Send IS cents for Pattern No So to
Easi-Bild Pattern company, Dept. W
Plcasantville. N. Y.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26

Poplar Bluff, Mo.
II your die t
lacks bulk for nor
NAL elimination,
this delicious
cereal will supply
it. Eat an ounce
very d ay in
milk-and drink
plenty of water.
II not satisfied
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26
Caution for Swimmers

Stay out of TIE water for at least
an hour after eating, and swim in
si~ht Of others. Ee sure water is
d-~o c"0y~,l ard free CT obstruc-
items bef"rc diving Don't try to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26

after 10 days, send empty carton to
Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich,
and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
KOsE TEBEVERDA

Toji brolavimosi metu uzkai-
sta kose tebeverda. Kaip ir
reikejo laukti, pirmieji srebia
amerikieciai. Jie kas savaite del
Berlyno isleidzia pusantro mi
lijono doleriq ir dar kick is
leis... Americas lakunai jau
sukore 20 milijonus kilometrQ
tarp Frankfurto ir Berlyno. O
Stalinas tik sypsosi per tru-
pancius usus...
Jam, zinoma, nemalonu, kad
vokieciai Wis daugiau nusigre-
zia nuo jo. Paskutiniuose rim
kimuose Vokietijoje komunis-
tai neteko 45% turetq balsu ii
paciuose didziuosiuose darbinin-
ku rajonuose, kaip Ruhre, te-
turf tik 7f6 pritareju.
Bet 81 amerikonu "patieka''
dar nera visiskai tikra. Rusai
atgabeno j Berlyna generola
Seydlitza, kuriam pavesta SUI
vienyti ir sutvirtinti Vokietija
Po jo sparnu atgimsta naciskas
ir prusiskas vokieciu militariz.
mas. Jei jis viena diena pasuks
SUI rusais, ko taip visa laika bf.
jojo Churchillis su Roosevelt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

tros jegaine Amerikoje aptar-
nauja 81 darbininkas, sovie-
tai neissivercia be 480 darbi-
ninkq! Vadinasi, ten viskas
dar labai primityvu! Amerika
toll pralenkia sovietus savo ka-
no ir transporto aviacija, jau
nekalbant apie atomine bomba,
kuria pagaminti sovietams dar
negreit pasiseks. Taigi be rel
kalo varle puciasi prizes jautl!
Bet vienu dalyku sovietai
pralenkia amerikiecius. Ameri-
kos zmogus yra brangus. Jis
laisvai dalyvauja valstybes val
dyme. O Rusijoje, anot Chur-
chillio, IA Politbiuro zmoniq
Waldo 20O,OOO,0O0 darbo vergq
ir kaliniq, prizes kuriuos tik
Stalino pypkes dumai tesmilk-
sta z. Urb.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

Net Xxi 40 doleriu mokejo
smalsuoliai, kad gautu vieta
saleje, kur paskutini parta kali
bejo Churchillis. Jis dideliu
balsu reke, kad reikia visomis
jegomis spirits prizes komunis-
tus ir Russia, nes kitaip jau
galas...
Tas pats Churchillis dar me-
senai lengvai sutiko su Roose-
veltu puse Europos perleisti
Stalinui, kad tik 81 kuo nors
"uzbovijus". Churchillio ir Roo
sevelto politines klaidos Sian
dien drebina JUGS pacius (net
ir Roosevelta grabe) ir visa pa
SAUL, bet... istorija klaidu ne
megsta. Kas savu laiku buvo
galima lengvai sutvarkyti, Sian
dien ir prie geriausiu norQ ne
siduoda!
'Du didziuosius' mazesnieji
paseke susilauke dar skaudes-
nio likimo. Benesas nuskubejo
is Londono Praha per-. Mas
kva! Siandien Cekoslova k j a
jau ruosia planus, kaip cia grei-
ciau "isijungus broliskas So
vietu respublikas".
Ir de Gaulle siandien veltui
sukauja. Jis pirmutinis nusku-
bejo nusilenkti ir pagarbinti
Stalina. Pats parsi g a b n o
"drauga" Thorez ir ivede ko-
munistus j Prancuzijos politika.
Siandien Thorez vercia is koju
visa Prancuzija, paciam ge-
nerolui de Gaulle siulo kartu-
ves... stai kaip uzsibaigia poll
tines klaidos...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
ATVYKO 18 LIETU-
VIU

New Yorka atvyko 18 lietuviu
Laivu SIS Marine Shark
Adomiene, Helen, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Dazinys, Anna ir Arnoldas,
j Chicago, Ill.
Jonaitiene, Anna ir Romual-
das, j Waterbury, Conn.
LaunikOnis, Joseph, ] Melvin
dale, Mich.
Stonys, Sophia, Brockton,
Mass.
sidlauskas, Angela, j Wor-
cester, Mass.
Galinis, Viktorija, j Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Mikelaitis, Vincas ir Ona,
Worcester, Mass.
Skripkus, Stasys ir Ramutis,
j Kearny, N. j.
Tallat -Kelpsa, Tadas, Ona ir
Kazys, j Pittsburgh, Pa.
Zumaras, Antanas ir Barbo-
ra. j West Frankfort, Ill.
Uoste sutiko ir formalumus
atlikti pagelbejo BALI atsto-
We Ona Valaitiene.
Spaliu 3 d. laivu Marine Ii
ger atvyko Prof. Jonas Balys
SUI Selma. Pakviestas destytl
Indiana Universitete, Bloomin-
gton, Ind.
Rugsejo 7 d. is Vokietijos su
vyru atvyko Wanda Greece
Gofmanaite, Port Washing
ton, N. Y.
Rugsejo 20 d. laivu Argen-
tina is Brazilijos atvyko DALI
ninkas Vladas Vijeikis, Brook.
lyn, N. Y.
Rugsejo 21 d. laivu Sobieskl
is Prancuzijos atvyko POvilas
ir Danute Baubliai, j Westches-
ter, Pa.
Laive pasitiko Lietuvos &C.
neralinio Konsulo Attache Ami.
cetas Simutis.