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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Demands for RFC
Loans 10 Be Less
Than Aniicipaied

Originally planning to loan ap-
proximately $450,000 to flood
stricken residents of the Colum-
bia basin, Reconstruction Finance
corporation officials yesterday
said that estimate may be revised
downward. .. -..
Recent authorization of the
Farmers Home administration to
loan up to $6 million in the Co.
lumbia basin flood area may re-
suit in that agency making some
of the loans to farmers that the
RFC had originally planned to
handle, Gerald d. Robinson, act
ing manager of the RFC loan ag-
ency in Spokane, said.
The RFC office in Kennewick
handles loans in Benton, Yakima,
Franklin and Walla Walla coun-
ties. r. .--s-
"When we made our original
survey Of the four-county area"
Robinson said, 1--WE estimated that
We might receive 125 applications
for assistance from this area. We
believed that this volume war
ranted the establishment Of an
office at Kennewick."
Robinson said that the agency's
experience has shown that dis
aster loans average about $500
each. He added that at this time
he believed II would be necessary
to keep an office man In Kenne-
wick until September Is, but that
the period would be governed by
the volume Of business in the Of
flee in the next month.
The RFc makes loans to indi-
viduals who cannot get credit at
banks, and who are not In need
Of an outright gift, such as the
Red Cross awards. Loans up to
$4,000 can be approved through
the Spokane office, but sums In
excess of that figure must be
cleared through Washington, DC.
Congress added SO million to
the RFC revolving fund Just be-
fore it adjourned, and the loans
for the Columbia disaster area
come from that fund.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Riellald Club
Loses d Eaales

Richland softbalI teams don't
seem to fare too well In Kenne-
wick. The Service Department
team that ran into the Eagles here
Sunday went the same road as the
others. They were beaten 4 to 8.
It was a tight game all the way,
between almost evenly matched
teams. Each team was marked
with one error. Lechelt. Eagle
pitcher, struck out four Kichland
men, while two Eagles were fam
ned by Greenfield.
johnson slammed q home run
in the third inning for the Eagles
with one man on base to put his
team out in front.
The Eagles collected six hits and
four runs to the Richland teams
four hits and three runs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Alonq the Airway

Soloing at Twin City airport Las,
week were A. L. Splitter, c. II
Nelson and Bill Paden Of Kenne-
wick and Bill Misczul Of Rich.
land.
Carl Keppner took a cross-coun-
try to Rexburg, Idaho from the
Twin City field; Walter Hearst
few to Boise and Gerald Ware to
Spokane and Yakima.
A new fountain lunch service
has been opened at Vista Field
the Kennewick Air Service report
ed this week. Open since Sunday,
the fountain Is owned and man.
aged by Doald K. williams of
Kennewick.
Air shows at Pendleton and
Spokane cut down the number Of
planes at the Twin City airport's
breakfast hop. Those who were
present enjoyed the spot landing
and bombing" contests after hav-
ing breakfast at the Kennewick
high school.
The visitors were Floyd -Lam-
pole, John Mcintyre, Melvin Chris
tie and Bill Washburn Of .Ellenss
burg. Francis Cuhristiano, =. L.
TroYer. Herman c. Martin, Ar
mold earle and Walt Nelson OF
Walla Walla, and NJ. N. Cummins
Of The Dalles.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Eagle 5 Flight ICONS Upward. Rise
Past Wilson S to League Pinnacle

have better cooperation back of
him than Landrum. Both teams
scored a home run, with Doyle
seeking one for Rockers and
Rowland doing the job for the
Active club.
Friday nights first game saw
Ray-D-Ant take Church's to the
dry cleaners to the tune of IL to
1. Each pitcher struck out only
two men - Sturges pitching for
Ray-D-Ant and Chapman for
Church's. Church's was credited
with six errors compared to four
for the victors. It was a lean
night for the Church men, with
only few men getting on base
and only two hits gained.
It was the Eagles over Keol-
ker's in the second game Friday
by a Is to S score. It was dis
couraging for Rockers right
from the start. The first two men
up for the Eagles, Garcia and
Caps, connected for home runs.
Before the first inning had end
ed, the Eagles had five runs. Not
quite so spectacular, but almost
as effective, was Schaulpa's home
run for Rockers in the first
inning with two men on base.
Coin struck out seven Eaglemen
while Lechelt famed five Keol-
ker batters.
Church's had just as many men
on the field as Keolker's in the
first game Monday night. But,
oddly enough, they didn't score
any runs while the other team
sent men around the bases 16
times. Every man on the Keolker
team scored at least one run,
with Basin leading with three.
Shumman and Coin knocked
home runs in the sixth inning
in which II men came to bat.
Eagles tromped the Active club
IA to 2 in the other game Mon
day with Appleyard hitting two
home runs for the victors, one In
the first inning and one In the
sixth. Landrum again was the
bright Light Of the Active team.
sending 10 Eagles down swing
Ing. Active also scored the fourth
double play Of the season.
Lest weeks play left the teams
In the following poeidonS:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

Thanksgiving Eagles last week
moved out in front of the former
league-leading ilson team in the
Kennewick softbal circuit.
Trailing for several weeks, TIED
for first place last week, the Eagle
team, with wins over Rockers
and the Active club, finally stuck
its beak out in front of the pack.
Following the Monday night
games, Wilson is behind by one
game.
In the first game last Wednes-
day, Wilson's trounced Church's
by the score of is to l. Things
were bad all over for the Church
men with Wilson getting off to
a flying start with four runs in
the first inning and five in the
second. Church's went scoreless
until the fifth inning, when Horn
tvedt brought in the teams lone
run. Stafford pitched for Church's
and Kippes was the Wilson hurl-
er. An outstanding Wilson hitter
was r. G. Block who came to bat
four times, scored four runs with
"a single, double and a triple.
In the second game Wednes-
day Rockers took Active by the
score Of 9 to 3. Fair-haired boy Of
the night was the Active pitcher
Landrum who struck out Is Keol-
ker batters. Landrum allowed
five hits In the fourth inning
which resulted in four runs. But
when he would settle down and
send those pitches sizzling across
the plate, the opposing batters
were almost helpless.
Anything but sloppy was the
pitching Of Coin for Rockers. He
famed eight men, and seemed to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Eks Clean Up o.
Cleaners, Eaqles

The Pasco Elks went to town in
Kennewick Thursday.
For a warm-up game that eve
ming they took on Ray-D-Ant,
from the Kennewick softban lea
que and beat them 1912.
With Pierce pitching to Young,
the Pasco team got off to a slow
start, but by the fourth inning
went into the lead. In the last
two innings, the Elks unleashed a
battery of home runs to bring in
eight runs. Pierce struck out five
men to Milky Durand, the Ray
D-Ant hurler's, one. Mats, Bar
rett and Pierce all hit homers for
the Pasco team.
Couteau collected the only home
run for the Ray-D-Ant men.
After that neat little slaughter
the Elks turned their attention to
the Kennewick Eagles. Unwrap-
ping a surprise pitcher. Richards,
the Elks cleaned up on the Eagles
to S. Pierce hit another homer,
and Pitcher Richards also blasted
out a mighty four-bagger.
Richards struck out IA Eagles
during the game, which ought to
be some sort of a record. This i'm
pressfve total Of strikeouts was es-
emily spread through the whole
game. The Eagles took squirt in
the sixth inning, driving In foul
runs, but couldn't maintain the
pace in the next inning, with one
strikeout and two men out at first
base.
The Eagles were held down BY
errors. They were challked up
with five while the Ellks didn't
blunder once.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
d Ypewliel:s and
Radio are Stolen
rom Junior Hiqh

The junior high school building
was broken into some time Mon
day night and two typewriters
and combination radio-phono-
graph were taken.
The total value of the loss was
estimated by E. S. Black, superin.
tendert Of schools, to be near $3.50.
The theft was reported to the Ken.
newick police department at 8:5S
am. Tuesday.
Entrance was gained through
a basement window which was
pried open, Police Chief Ward
Rupp said. The front doors were
pried open to get out.
anyone giving information
leading to the conviction OF the
guilty party win be given a Ne
ward" Black said.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29

charge. Mrs. A. c. Deffenb.,,.,
was toastmistress. sa
Mrs. Robert Marsh, del.s...
from the club, gave a report J,
the convention held in Spokanvs. !.
Miss Maryan Reynolds, field sac;
rotary from the state librars
gave a talk on the proposed ~
gional library service In tb,.
county. Guests We're Mrs. clart
Durham and Mrs. Hazel Hawkirs
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
The Wet :.
and the

BIZ DON KNOWLES

Excellent reports on fishing are
now seeping in from all corners
of the Northwest although no
large fish of the trout family have
been reported except a possible
from Ross Frank who could not
be located-anyhow he wasn't ell
igible because he went fishing in
Canada, which is out of bounds.
First, from the upper lake re-
gions come reports that. over the
weekend nearly everyone scored
their limits In bass, crappies and
perch-the sporting fish Of the In
land Empire. The famous fishing
trio, Larry Henderson, r. n. Nc
Henry Of Richland and H. T..
Freeburg Of Pasco, slipped into
Twin Lakes over the weekend and
filed q bushel basket with one
and two pound crappies. They
used poriuind and surface fished.
The fishing for these fighters Of
Twin was 20 good that Hendersou
and Freeburg finally had to hog
tie McHenry, In order to get him
home. Many other limits were
taken At Moses Lake areas. In
fact, not q single lake showed a
bad report from this northern ar
"a.
The author was also out of
bounds and fishing in western
Montana. but Bert Sharp Of Rich
land and myself battered old bull
river for basletfuls Of Cuthroats
altho we had to hike back into
the high country to really get the
fly fishing as is advertised In old
Montana. On The north fork Of
Bull river, we took as high as ten
Cutthroat from a single hole with
out even moving. Sizes ranged
mostly around nine to ten inches,
although a few stretched to four
teen. One three hour fishing time
netted US the limit apiece on the
North Fork.
Following are reports from local
streams as received, although it is
impossible to acquire complete re-
ports from all streams:
Southeastern WaShington
Walla Walla River@Still good
for small Rainbow II you get upI
stream.
Mil Creek: poor-wa-
ter Is low.
Touchet River, Columbia com-
ty: Good; for. small ones, far upI
stream; no limit catches made re-
Gently. .Tis -
Tucannon River: The big ones |
are running. See Smitty at the |
state store for details Che says).
although have seen no evidence.
Wallowa River: Big Rainbows
are now hitting hard above Enter
prise and all branches are report
ed good fishing.
lmnaha: River clear and fishing
good for the boys who get Oh the
beaten path.
Klickitat, Washington: No re-
ports this week, but It should bel
good.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Kennewick Teen-Agers
Lose Twice to Pasc0

Pasco teen-agers beat Kenne.
wick softball teams twice las'
week. A team, ages II to u: I'M
der the supervisor Of Ted Ben
son, Pasco recreation dlfectof'
played q local junior team Wed
nesday afternoon and beat them
badly. Pasco kept the scoreD0oAs
and the Kennewick team eatnef
couldn't or didn't want 10 To-
the score.
Benson b rought another team
over on Friday. These were teen
ayers over Is and they wanoped
the Kennewick team badly again.
The teen-age girls club, under
the direction Of MT. Charles
Mccoy, last week learned how to
set q table, and how to serve the
different courses In the meal.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-29
Toastmistresses Meet
At Picnic I'm PaSco

The Toastmistress club met for
q picnic dinner friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Curt Benn-
inghoven In Pasco. Mrs. Eliza
beth Bailey, president was In
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Ser 6reiEerr uno Ieine Gernabltn
naren flar blidenoe 3eugen bes gnt-
itebens unb gritarfens Der unifuls
bigen gteignng, tpelhe ii6 nnter III
rem Iugen ent1pifelte, ltno ielbltlos
genug, bern ,bertpaiiten &inoe Dos
Slid 5u gonnen, itd in @emein-
i6aft nit einern braoen lutb tiihtt=
gen Wanne einen eigenen Serb slt
griinoen, 10 ,lngern ite ielbit auh Die
treue, fait to6terlide SorgfaIt bes
anb1ngli6en @eIens entbebren n1od-
ten. l1no 10 genoB oas iunge 8aar
mande frobe Stunoe, nanhen fliidb=
tigen, ober unbergeBlid ibonen slu-
genblid, ,peil tire ihulOloie 2iebe,
bebiitet bon reiner Weni6enfreuno-
lihfeit, nienals bur6 DdBgunIt 111to
ltebelpollen angetaitet, it6 10 unper=
fiirnnert entfalten 0urfte, tpie es nur
ielten Dem ih0nlten 1ttto 5artelten 8e-
fiible bes Ser5ens geltattet miro.
l1nb pie beute Ser il1nge Mr5t ltn=
ter ben bliibenben 8dumen bes Gar
tens an Die Seite ser gr1pdblten trat,
ols Tie Dem 2ieoe oer Nadtigau
Iauidte, 10 itano er auh neben ibr
bel Dem blei6enoen 2innen am @ie-
lenquea lno bot ibr einen StrauB
ibrer einfo1en 2ieblingsblume, 6es
goloenen @inlters, oen er auf ieinem
8eee ourh Die Satoe fir tie gee
pfliidt bate Spdter brahte er bann
&ornblumen, unter tpelde er oie
leuhtenben 8liiten oes Seuermobns
gemii6t bate.
geim @inbringen oes grntefran=
5es itanb Der 0oftor neben Wamieu
Nettden ouf ser Sreppe oes Serren=
bauies. Gin Ean5feit gob es in bie-
iem Sabre ni6t; oa5l1 maren oie 3ei-
ten 5u tribe; ober gan5 freuoenleer
iolte Der ionlt 10 frobe Sag ood ni6t
iein.
Nett6en berteilte inn Muftrage ST.
rer @naben niisli6e @eibenfe unter
oas @eitnbe uno enpfine ielbIt eine
itarfe &olle feinen SiIdletnens, mel
DIES ibre fleiBisen Sanoe i'm bori-
gen 8inter geiponnen uno i'm Cont
1ner geblei6t batten. l1no basu ipra6
Der Baron, gan5 gegen ietne 8e-
1pobnbeit, Elm S6ersnort, uno Ser
0oftor iob oie geIdidte 5pinnerin
nit einen 8lide an oaB tie ielbit oas
belize grroten fiiblte, oos ibr Derra-
teriib Bis 81. hen Saartpur5eln emf
poritieg.
go erti6pano oie 3eit oen Slid.
liden flii6tig uno idon, gleid einem
beiteren 9raume, biz 8aunann an-
bertbalb Sabre in Seeteren ipar l1nb
ith iagen fonnte, oaB er iett feiner
tiinftisen @atttn Elm ltderes 8rot al'
bieten babe. sebt ipra6 er ith gegen
oen Sreiberrn uno feline @emablin
iiber ieine iebnli6en 8Inide aus,
nit ber5liher Oanf6arfeit anerfen=
memo, oaB iie, unter oeren 9ab Die
geliebte 8aiie cine Seimat gefanben
bate, bas pone Heht bdtten, audi
Elm entl6eioenoes 8ort iiber bie gu
fnnft ibres 5hiiblings 5u reoen.
Die bobe I6tung, ipelde er bier
our6 Nettdens ebrtpiirbigen @0n-
nern 10 bereitpillig ertpies, gereibte
ibnen 81 FOLDER Sreuoe, oaB iie ibm
nit falt beripanotldaftli6er Seilnabs
me Die errotenoe 8raut 5ufiibrten.
Sic So65eit iollte itattfinoen, iobalo
etne Steupertreterin fir Nett6en ge-
funoen iei, uno ote 5reifrau Der.
iprad Der fiinftigen Jrau 9oftorin
nit miitterli6em gifer, ibr BEL Ser
Infertigung ibrer ausitattung be.
bilflid 5u iein.
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@s mar ettpa oier5ebn Gage nod
Maerbeiligen, als Netthen &euter al
lein in Dem groBen 3immer oes &oh-
parterre 5u @ettersmif iaB, peldes
ibr Die 8aronin 5ur 8ergung Der
mannigfahen slusiteuergegenltdnoe
angepieien bate.
@s NOR Sonntagaben6, unb 6ie
Serridaften tparen elmer ginlaoung
al einem 8ei iuhe auf einem benad-
barten goelbofe gefolgt. Ser 9oftor
bate ieiner 8raut, als er am 8or-
mittage na6 bent !So6amte in See
teren nit ibr 5ulammensetroffen
mar, nitgeteilt, oaB er am ga6nlit-
tage 5u einenl entfernt mobnenoen
&ranfen reiten nliiiie, uno 10 batte
Netthen, mas ibr nur ielten geihab,
einige rubige Stunoen gan5 fir iih.
@enngleib iie nun oie @eieaibaft
hires gerlobten obne 3neifel Der
ginianfeit Dorgeaogen baben tpiiroe,
10 bate bod audi bas 4neiniein ei-
men groBen Meia fir tie; oenn es ge-
Itattete ibr ben ibr 10 neuen @enuB
elmer ilngeitorten 9eihdftigllng NIT
ibren beiheioenen 3ufunftspldnen.
Weit tpelber syreube padte tie Die
IAneepeiBe Eiid- lrn6 BetttDdihe aus
1lno elm, tpelhe Die itattlihe, in eli
ner 3tnumerede itebenbe &iite bis
obenbin finite! Weit tpelher @enug-
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Bie itia Die beideioene Sod5eits-
feier 6es 0oftors uno ieiner bertpai-
item 8raut aud oerltef: tie beibe
glaubten ni6t, SaB es einen Iboneren
Gag geben tonne als ibren gbrentag.
Serr 1lnO 5rau bon 5teingraht tpa-
rem teiInebmen5e 3eugen Ser Era,t
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(5ortiesuns tolet)
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MIRIMAI DETROITE

AIVISH, Pvt. William ", zu-
yes kare Italijoje, parveztas
ir palaidotas Detroit, Mich, 81
Liepos; pamaldos atsibuvo sv.
Antano baznycioje. Vincas All
wish buvo SO metu amziaus ka-
da zuvo. Palaidotas sv. Kry-
ziaus kapinese. Liko brolis,
Joseph P. Aivish, 2694 Law
ton, ir sesuo Mary Ann Frantz.
BALCIUNAS Justas, Sc metu,
nuo 1899 Buchanan, palaido-
tas Liepos %.
LETKAUSKIENE Prane, mire
Liepos 8, Baltimore, Md.
VALATKEVICIUS (Valls) Pr,
" m., nuo 13401 Marlowe,
palaidotas LiepoS 10.
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siauliu val, gyv. Philadelphijoje.
Dulinskas Liudvikas, is Krakiu val,
Kedainip ap. s...
Dulkyte Vasiliauskiene Barbora ir
jos vyras Juozas Vasiliauskas, gv.
New Yorke.
Dumblius Juozas, is Kazlu- Rudos ",
Marijampoles ap., brolis Motto
jaus.
Dundzyte Kazlauskiene Veronika,
dukte Tomo is Nemunaiciu par,
gyv. Kalifornijoje.
Duogys Kazimieras, is Antalieptes
val, Zarasu ap.
Duseviciene Platakiute Levose,
dukte Juozo ir jos sunus Jonas
ir Juozas gime USA, gyv. West
Lynn. Duseviciene kilusi is Dau-
gu parap. Alytaus ap.
Duve Julius ir jo zmona Cepulyte,
isvyke is Daugu parap. Alytaus
ap.
Duve Kazimieras ir jo zmona Koe-
nigyte, isvyke is Kauno-sanciu.
Dzekonskas Albinas, sunus Aleksan-
dro, is Alytaus ap. Merkines v.
Dzekonskas Albinas, sunus Zigmo,
gim. Merkines val.
Dzikaite Kasciukiene Brone, is
Josvainiu VAL Kedainiu ap.
Eidukaite Liudvika, d. Nikodemo is
Sveksnos val.
Endriukaitis Juozas ir Konstantinas
sunus Damijono, is Kiduliu val,
sakiu ap., gyv., rodos, Pittsburgh.
Garbenis Jonas, is Paklaupio km.,
Laizuvos val.
Gedeika Petras, is Kalnaberzio k,
Kedainiu ap., gyv. Chicagoje.
Gedeikaite Olga, GIN. Chicagoje ir
gyvenanti ten pat.
Gicevicius Izidorius, Jonas ir kit.
Girdauskas Jonas, gim. Pilviskiu v.
Gizas Ignas, sunus Jono, GIN. Pusa-
Lotto val, Panevezio ap., gyv. Chi
cagoje.
Grabauskas Viktoras ir jo brolis is
Girkalnio val, Raseiniu ap., bro
liai Valantinavicienes.
Grendelis Feliksas, sunus Mykolo is
Daugp parap. Alytaus ap.
Griciute 'Kragaite Olga, dukte
Agotos, gim. Gruodziu val, gyv.
Bostone.
CIRCUITS Benys, gyv. Alsedziu val.
Guzas du broliai, is Krykliq KIN.
Bubleliu val. sakiu ap
Gyze Jonas, sunus Jono ir Kotry-
nos, GIN. Pusaloto val, Paneve-
zio ap.~
Jakovisc Premeneckaite Java, ii
Alytaus val. ir ap.
Jakubauskas Antanas, is Lludvlna
vo val, Marijampoles ap, gyv.
Springfield, kur turf saliuna.
Janulaiciutes Onos dukters Motle-
iaus ir Onos, gim Pilviskiu val.
ir gyv. Chicagoje, ipediniai.
Janiune Klimaite Katarina, dukte
Antano ir Marijonos, gim. Lludvl-
navo val. Marijampoles ap., gyv.
New Yorke.
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100 METQ u. SKA
NADOS DRAUCIN-
GUMO

Suv. Valstijos ir Kanada -
dvi dideles Siaures Amerikos
valstybes - gyvena draugin.
gume jau simta metu. Tarr
tu kaimyniu per visa simtmeti
nelvyko jokiu susikovimu uz ka
nors. Jeigu kokiu nesusiprati.
mQ buvo kile, jie isrista tary.
by keliu.
Paminejimui 100 metu drau-
gingumo sukakties, U. S. pas
tas isleidzia speciali 3 centv
paste zenkla, kuris atvaizduo-
ia sena gelezinkelio tilta prie
Niagara Falls, N. Y, sujdn-
giant U. S. ir Kanada.
Dabar sujungimq-tiltu tarr
U. S. ir Kanados yra daug il
is musu puses j Kanada iva
ziuoti galima visai lengvai, tik
atsakius kelis paklausimus. IS
Kanados grizti j U. S. A. yra
sunkiau, bet tik del to kad is
ten stengiasi U. S. A. atvykti
vogtinais budais svetimsaliai.
Tas naujas 100 metu sukak-
tuviu zenklas bus pirmiausia
parduodamas Rugpjucio 2 d.,
Niagara Falls paste.
Taika tarp U. S. ir Kanados
pradejo nusistoveti po to kal
Amerikieciai sumuse Britu ka-
70 laivyna Didziuose Ezeruose,
1913 metals.
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PAJIESKOMI gimines Broni-

PAJIESKOMI gimines Broni-
slavos Ciprijonienes dukters,
tetos Magdalena ir Marcele
Strimaitytes is zardeliu kaimo,
Pilviskiu parap.
PLUS VENCKUS pajiesko
Izabeles Cizauskaites gimusios
Vilkaviskio apskrityje, Kaisu
kaime.
JUSTINAS CESNAITIS jies-
ko tetos Orintaites Marijonos
is Visakio Rudos parapijos.
ZOFIJA PAUzAITE jiesko
tevo brolio Pauzos ir Marijonos
Zalagiutes Vilkaitienes is Bal
tarusiu kaimo, Pilviskiu VAL,
ir Aneles Butenaviciutes isvy-
kusios is Pilviskiu m. 1927 m.
Pajieskomi arba zinantieji
apie JUGS prasomi atsiliepti:
Leokadija Dambrauskas,
Is E 11th St.
Linden, N. j.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
MIRIMAI
MIRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znios ape mrusus Letuvius skyrue tapnama dyka

RUSECKIENE Jieva, mire Lie
pos 3, Kingston, Pa.
SKUCAS Kazys, mire Liepos
5, Inkerman, Pa.
DAUKsIENE Roze, mire Lie
pos 6, Hunlock, Pa.
AMBRUTIS Jurgis, mire Lie
pos M, Mahanoy City, Pa.
GALINSKIENE Elena, m r e
Liepos men,, Mahanoy City,
Pa.
STRIMAIIIENE Agnieska, mi
re Liepos M, Shenandoah,
Pa.
DAUGIRDIENE M Marg arieta,
mire Liepos 4, Hartford, CT.
GENDROLIUS Nikodemas, Ct
metu, mire Liepos 3, Jamai-
ca Plains, Mass. (Taurages
ap. Batakiu p. Mickiskiu KY
Amerikoje isgyveno SO m.
JURGEVICIENE Katrina, &c
metu, mire Birzelio 26, Nor
wood, Mass. (Aloves p. Puo-
celioniq KY
DEKSNIS Juozas, pu S amzis,
mire Liepos 5, Chicagoje.
(Rokiskio ap. Iciunu KY A
merikoj isgyveno 81 m.
SAULIS Kastantas, pusamzis,
mire Liepos II, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap. Andriejavo p.
Liziu KY
sAULIS Ona, 49 metu, mire
Liepos 18, Chicagoj. (Baiso-
galos p-) Amerikoje isgyve-
no 35 metus.
PRANINSKAS Juozas, pusam-
zis, mire Liepos 10, Chica-
goj. (Panevezio ap. Smilgiu
par. Pagaispiliu KY
sIMANAUSKAS G., mire Lie
pos M, Kenosha, Wis.
PAULAUSKAS Mateusas, IS
metu, mire Liepos 18, Mo-
nessen, Pa. (Airiogalos par.
Kauno ap.)