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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Delinquent Municipal Tax Sale
City of Poscugoulo. Mississippi

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

FACk TAX
Mrs. s. ". CoUan ref. s35 On; Geo
Rigby. came, "a 62. T. y. Cunningham
eame, s2l 90: Owen Moore, came. 50 10,
w. 8 long same stI.Jn. F1ovd Bar.
ton GoG came ell 20. John w Kelly,
esrns. et0 30 r D. Wtedemanr come,
s2Be; Karl Q Maxwell. same. ~ 90.
pAsc. SEP. SCHOOL SINKING
Pascaeoula-Me Point Pa.k nrin
nnd serni-arntal int. 81. 265 .0ni Mer-
chants r. Marine Bank. came. ~ 26s On
Guaranty Trust Co of New York, bal
due or com. for dis. bonds and cou,
vANcLEAvE SCHOOL DIST. SINK
Paseaeoula-Me Point Bank. semi.
nm. int, on sal OO0. 90. 2 uercenf ard
? nereens Varcleave school dist. bonds.
Si55 90: Merchants h Marine Bank,
semi-ann. int. on s22 800 on 3I-3l per-
cent Vancleave school dist. bonds.
e9Td M,
EscATAwpA CONS. scHooL SINK.
Paseaeouln-Mess Point Bank. @ cou-
nons. 500 0i Pascssauia-Moss Point
Bank. ! coupon. $40 90. Merchants Il
Marine Bank @ coupons and 0
s142. so. Merchants & Marine Bank. 2
couronu. $50 on.
ORANGE Law CONS. SCHOOL
SINKING
Merchants Il Marine Bank, l coupon.
s179.38
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

$500. Ed Brown. same. $12 90. Mrs.
TORY Dupre, Sf2 90: Mr.. M. 8.
Ehlers. same si2 90; Miss Pauline Lee
tort; same. $1,000. Mrs. y. Is. Barn
nell. same, $500: Porter l.. Myers.
same, 1890; Jake Cunningham, emerg,
relief, $4,000: Miss FIora Bnbo. req.
$40 90: Miss Flora Bilbo. trans. SIC. 90;
y M, Epting, Jre sal. $500. 90: Ralph j.
Farrell eel Sdg.l8. Dorothy Rhodes.
same. fta6 90: DR.. i. y. colley, prof.
serv. $500; DR. r. r.. Stout same,
SIP 90: DR.. G. ". Gray. prof. serv..
$1,000 J. NJ Epting. Jr.. travel s57 80:
Ann j Mcpherson, same. s57 so: NIL.
ddred christian same. ST. so. Vera
NJ D. fnc.. s37 .2s' Mics. Power Co,
serv.. s1f.5l; son. Rell Tel. n Tel. co.
same, s24 1B. CITY OF PHsc.. water meter
rerv 81 10 CITY nf Pasc.. gas serv.,
sf7 rs; Advertiser Sales " Serv., SUD,
90 70 nav'dron Dental SUP. Co. sup
ALSO: Dealers Dist. Co. same. 1910: A.
9. Aloe Co, same, s14 DO. Kay Surg.
Inc, same. sa4 rs; The Dick X-Ray
Co. same. siao 80; The Barnett 20.
same - So paiace Phsr. same. s7 "a:
nrt 8. b. McTiwaln. prot serv.. $40 90.
Jacksor County Ho~pitai prof serv.
IS 90: DIR. c. A. McWilliams. same,
20 %; paeof - Cranher-v. prem on
si2i8o Charley Tolliman. allow
si2o0.
HOSPITAL rUNp
fschsson County Hospital, appr,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
+LAYTONSVILLE+
Mrs. J. Thomas HoaUes
GGithersburg $3.50

The COLLINS arrived on Hal
lowe'en and soaped our nice clean
windows. We are glad it is over,
with all its fun and pranks. A
large crowd attended the Sunday
School Halloween party given on
Friday night at the Modern Wood
man Hall. Prizes were awarded for
the best of various costumes.
A recent weekend guest of Mrs.
Lulu Fraley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Allnutt at their home near
Redland was Mrs. Margaret
Sinyard of Washington.
Little Gerald Wayne Childs, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Childs,
was christened on Sunday last at
st. Paul's Church by the Rev.
Harold B. Wright.
Mrs. William Childs entertained
friends and neighbors at a brush
demonstration party at her home
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Della Allnutt is spending
several weeks with Mrs. Basil
Waters, ST., at Derwood.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee C. Warfield were their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Warfield and daughter of
Baltimore.
Miss Janet Wilcox, a student at
Hannah More College at Reisters-
town, was weekend guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vestus
Wilcox.
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith, w, was
called home to Scranton, Pa, on
Friday by the illness of her father,
George Taylor. She returned home
Sunday night.
The bulletin of st. Paul's Church
was sponsored on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Roland Ward of Wood
field.
Charge Week of Prayer Service,
Wesley Grove, Woodfeld, will be
held on Monday night at P. M.
The Rev. Harry Haines will be
guest speaker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

Wednesday and is much improved.
Mrs. James Watkins, who has
been i'll all summer underwent an
operation recently at Prince
Georges Hospital at Cheverly, Md.
Mrs. Watkins will be able to return
to her home this week and is very
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio C. Trundle
entertained Mrs. Charles Fox at
dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. Fox had as her guest for
the weekend, Mrs. Edmund Cod
wise, who is teaching at the Patux-
ent Naval Air Base.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herman
Wilson left on Saturday for Ber-
muda where they will enjoy the
summer breezes for the next few
weeks. Mrs. John Engle is keeping
house for the Wilson's during their
absence.
Miss Mary Lew Ewell was
home for the weekend. She is a
student at the Maryland Institute
of Art in Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Cromwell of Adams
town, Md, is the guest of Mrs.
Paul Thomas. i,
The Womans Society of Grace
Church meets on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Fulks.
Mrs. Walter Byrne, her sister
Mrs. Edwin West and Mrs. Grover
Walker were hoste to Mrs. Edith
McHugh and Mrs. Mildred Barrett
of Kansas City at dinner at Mrs.
Walkers home the latter part of
last week. Mrs. McHugh and her
daughter, Mrs. Barrett, who are
cousins of Mrs. Byrne and Mrs.
West, were spending short time
in Washington and stopping at the
Statler Hotel. The three local
ladies spent a day in Washington
with the visitors and entertained
them at lunch at the Statler the
first of the week.
The Browningsville Church had
a Halloween party on Saturday
night. Miss Frances Perry, escort
ed by Parker Watkins of Damas-
Gus, represented Gaithersburg.
Mrs. William Hartwell of De-
troit, Mich, is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hartwell. This weekend
the Hartwells and their guest are
motoring to New York City where
they will spend the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bonn.
Mrs. Donald King entertained a
number of the pig-tail set with a
belated birthday and Halloween
party on Sunday afternoon at the
home of her mother Mrs. Fife M.
Freas. The occasion was to have
been on the birthday of Sandra
Lee King, but illness caused Mrs.
King to postpone the event. A good
time was certainly had by the cos
TUNED youngsters.
Mrs. H. S. Davis of North East,
Mr., returned home on Tuesday
after visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Darby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
OIney BrookeviHe
Mrs. Norma II. Rapp
Ashton 2fO7

Mrs. Thomas Ladsen left on
Wednesday for an indefinite stay
in Florida, visiting for awhile her
sister, Miss Flora Davis, in st.
Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lloyd are
now residing at 10609 Howard
Avenue, Kensington. Mrs. Lloyd
is the former Miss Martha Powell.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Aubrey Powell entertained
at dinner the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norman of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Powell of
Chevy Chase, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Butterfield and daughter
of Bethesda.
Mrs. Hilda Sims and daughters
Mable and Beverly of Baltimore
were Wednesday guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. Conrad w. Jordan.
That evening the Jordans were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Willard Harvey, afterwards en-
joying several television shows.
Mrs. Rosa Benson and son AL
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence IN
glesbee and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Unglesbee were Saturday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Brown. A game of cards
followed.
Joseph Rapp is at Quantico,
Va, for two weeks special train
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bilbrough
of Eastern Shore, Md. were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blood. Villa and Linda
Blood, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blood, were weekend guests of
their cousins, Catherine and Lynne
Daniel of Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Goithersburg Social Hens

From comments of number of
people, your correspondent feels
that the letter written her by a
mother not so long ago and pub
lished in the Sentinel concerning
the safety of our children in going
to and from school, has done more
to help make the local drivers
realize their negligence than any
other means. Perhaps it takes just
such tragic event to cause the
rest of US to keep our eyes and
ears open and our mind ION the
ball"
Mrs. Charles Latona, Mrs. Edna
Titus and Mrs. Bernice Crown of
Rockville were among the guests
entertained at the Statler Hotel
in Washington recently The affair
was reception and dinner given
to the winning department at
Sears Robuck for the amount of
sales they have made recently.
Mrs. Hambight, the Division Head
was responsible for the arrange
ments. A number of talented en-
ployees furnished the entertain
ment which proceeded the dancing.
Miss Lynn Sholla, who has been
living here with her family for
several months left for southern
Florida the last of the week. She
was given going-away party on
Thursday evening by her friends
at the home of Mrs. Lawson King.
Lois King, Phyllis Hershey, Dolly
Becraft, Diane Fulks, Sylvia Gloyd,
Sally Anderson, Kay Harding and
Joyce Crockett assisted Mrs. King
with the arrangements for the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Musser,
Jr., and George Linthicum are
motoring to South Freeport,
Maine, where they will visit Mrs.
Musser's aunt, Mrs. R. N. Day.
From there they will go on a deer
hunt into the Maine woods. Mr..
Musser plans to make several
stops en- route to visit some of his
friends made while in the Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Jacobs
spent the weekend in Williamsport,
Pa, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Dodge.
Don't forget the Turkey dinner
and Bazaar going on this evening
in the hall of Epworth Church,
from A to 8. Start your Christmas
shopping and enjoy a delicious
turkey dinner.
There will be plenty of home
baked goods available in town next
Saturday. Both st. Martins Social
Club and Grace Church's Wesleyan
Service Guild are having sales in
the new Knights of Phythias Hall
and the Firehouse. Give them your
patronage.
Mrs. Anna Kolkowski of Olean,
N. Y, returned to her home on
Saturday after spending a week
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith.
Mrs. James Mulry of Riverdale,
N. Y, has also returned to her
home. Mrs. Mulry came here to
assist her son-in-law while her
daughter, Mrs. Norbert Norris was
undergoing an operation. Mrs.
Norris returned to her home on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

St. Bartholomew's Church SER
vices have been changed to II Am.
and Sunday School will be at 10
Am.
Baby Linda Ann Riggs weighed
in at 6 lb. OF. on Saturday at
1915 A. M. at Union Memorial
Hospital in Baltimore. The proud
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Riggs, Jr. They have two other
children Nancy and Douglas, III.
Dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs.
Lillian Warfeld and daughter
Mary were Mrs. Dorsey Griffith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke Walker of
Silver Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allnutt and Mrs. Margaret Kimble
of Washington, Mrs. Mary Presson
and daughter Lillian of Cations
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude DuTeil
and daughter of Alexandria, Va,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Cora S. Howard.
George Miller and Tom Howes
are proud to say that the fireplace
on the Laytonsville School Com
munity playground is completed
and ready to be used.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and family moved into the Bell
home on Saturday. Their guest on
Sunday was John VanNess, a
cousin, from Baltimore.
Remus Riggs and his sister, Mrs.
Virginia Bartlett arrived home on
Saturday after spending two
weeks in Florida.
The Laytonsville PIT. A. wishes
to thank all who helped to make
their turkey supper on Saturday a
huge success.
Colds and grippe have been pre-
valent in the community. Mrs.
Merhle Haines was confined to her
home several days this week. Her
young neighbors Mary Cook
Stewart and Donald Kemp have
also been in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

With the end Of the presidential
campaign in sight the statesmen
can begin talking for the benefit
OF the nation and forget about
partisan advantages.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

Positive religion directs the lives
of those who possess it; a mega
tive religion is concerned with
what other people cannot do and
go to Heaven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

We know a man who worked
hard for forty years so that he
could take il easy" in his old age;
when the time arrived he wasn't
here.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
A King Grows Up

Remember Farouk of Egypt,
the child monarch? He's
managed to keep his throne,
but he's lost his figure
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
EAST OHIO GAUS
DAUCIAU GASO
1850 METALS

Padaryta didelis zingsnis pirmyn
atvedimui dideliu naturalio gaso is
tekliu sriti kuria aptarnauja East
Ohio Gas Co., pasirasant sutarti su
Texas Gas Transmission Corp, pri-
statymui cia ir kitas rytines sritis
naturalio gaso po 235,0OO,OCO kubis-
ku pedu kasdien pradedana Birze-
lilo l, 1850.
The East Ohio Gas Co. numato
is to gauti 11O,OOO,OO0 kubisku pc
du priedinio gaso.
Nauja sutartis remsis tos korpo-
racijos nutiesimu 26 coliu, 800 my.
LIN ilgio paipu linijos nuo Carthage
gaso lauku Texas valstijoje Xxi ne.
toll Middletown, Ohio, kaip skelbis
Associated Press.
Tos sutarties uzgyrima turf SUI
teikti Federal Power Commission
Gabenimas paipu ir kitu reikmenl
tam paipu tiesimui jau atliekams
dabar, belaukiant to uzgyrimo.
Ia nauja sutartis duos Clevelan
do sriciai ketvirta gaso tiekimo Ii
Mia is pietvakarines puses. Try:
dideles paipu liniju sistemos is to:
srities jau dabar pristato CASA cia
Dabartiniu laiku East Ohio gau
ma apie 5o,OOO,OoO kubisku pedu ga
so kasdien is Panhandle Eastern
Pipe Line Corp. ir 55,O0O,O0O kas
dien is Texas Eastern Gas Corp
Gasas is Tennessee Gas Transmits
sion Corp. tikima pasieks 50,OO0,OO(
kubisku pedu diena jeigu Fedora
Power Commission uztvirtins kom
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
iu dabar kenciancios Lietu-

giu dabar kenciancios Lietu-
VOS.
"Cia man prisimena Kunigo
Juozo Tumo-Vaizganto rastai,
vadinami 'Pragiedruliai'. Vaiz-
gantas, bekunigaudamas ze-
maitijoje, buves suzavetas 70
dziu 'pragiedrulis', kas reiskia
ziupsneli saules spinduliu pra-
siverzusiu zemen pro storo de-
besu klodo tarpeli. .Debesys
kurie dengia dabartine Lietu-
vos padange yra tikrai stori ir
juodi, ir todel tas pragiedrulis
kuris siadien nusviete Mas
petho apylinke, tikrai dziugina
ne tik visu sios iskilmes daily
viu sirdis, bet ir daugelio kitu,
ypac anoje Atlantic puseje
esanciu.
''Yra viena Lietuviska DANA,
kuri prasideda zodziais: 'Mano
sieloi siadien svente'. AS ne
abejoju kad gerb. Prelatas sia-
dien jaucia kad jo sieloje sia-
dien yra religinio jausmo ir
zmoniskumo svente. Mes, sios
iskilmes dalyviai, turetume pa
didn't ia jo Strides dziaugsma
ne zodziais, o darbais, ypac Ell
dami talkon tuos darbus ku-
riuose pats gerb. Prelatas vel
kia ir vadovauja. Vienas is pa
staru Prelato pasiimtu darby
yra Tremtiniu Ikurdinimo Ko-
miteto organizavimas. Todel,
as manyciau kad tinkamiausias
jo pagerbimas, sia proga, butu
jei visose Lietuviu gyvenamose
kolonijose Amerikoje susikurtu
pagelbiniai tremtiniams globo-
tt komitetai, kurie stotu tai
ka centriniam komitetui, kurio
pirmininku ir yra musu gerbia-
mas celebrantas".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
MASPETH, N. 7.
PREL. JONO BALKUNO
PAGERBIMAS

Geguzes 80 d., naujai pa
skirto Lietuvio Prelato Jono
Balkuno pagerbimo proga, da-
lyvavo ellie zymiu Lietuviq. JQ
tarpe dalyvavo ir Lietuvos Mi
nistras P. zadeikis is Washing
tono, kuris pasake sekancia
kalba:
;"Reiksmingi pasauliniai ivy
kiai, kuriuos matome ir apie
kuriuos skaitome spaudoje, SUI
daro tokias apystovas kad ne
tiktai didieji galiunai bet ir
mazesnes suverenines valsty-
bes, tautines grupes, religines
organizacijos ir net pavieniai
asmens atsidure tam tikro ban
dymo ar kvotimu suole. Del
vykstanciu ideologiniu lenkty-
niu, kiekvienam tenka nusista-
tyti ir savo role atlikti.
"Sios iskilmes prasme yra
tame kad asmenyje Prelato
Balkuno mes turime progos pa
gerbti viena toki asmeni kuris
yra pripazintas kaipo islaikes
tokius bandymo kvotimus. Ku-
nigas Jonas del to ir pakeltas
Prelatus kad jis savo role kai-
po kunigo ir visuomenes veike-
10 pavyzdingai atliko savo je-
gu negailedamas. Prelatas Bal
kunas yra ne nuo dabar pagar-
sejes kaipo kovotojas uz reli-
ginius principus, kaipo patva-
rus visuomenininkas, ugningas
kalbetojas ir nuosirdus Lietu-
Wis. Prelato Balkuno reiksme
ypatingai brangintina atzvil-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
H'ppoDRoME
Give My Regards
To Broadway"

"Give My Regards to Broadway
yra nauja Twentieth Century-Fo OK
Technicolor muzikale filma, prade-
dana rodyti Hippodrome Theatre
treciadieni, Birzelio 16. Dalykas Ell
ma apie Selma vaudeville artistu ku-
rie nesutiko mirti kai vaudeville mi
re. Vadovaujamoje roleje vaidina
Dan Daley, prize jo veikia kit ~
mus artistai, Charles Winninger,
Nancy Guild, Charlie Ruggles ir
Fay BANTER.
Dalykas einasi 1928 metals kuo-
met Americas teatruose baigesi gy-
WI artistu vaidinimai, vaudeville, il
filmos galutinai atejo uzkariauti ir
pasiliko teatruose ant visada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11

ir Italu, Airiu, Filipinu ir XII
tu, kurie ta mokykla lanko; is
mokina JUGS graziai dainuoti ir
vaidinti Lietuviskai.
Visiems patartina dalyvauti
ir padrasinti mazamecius ber-
niukus ir mergaites, o kartu ir
klebona, Kun. DR.. Liuda Men
deli, ir sesutes-mokytojas, tes-
tt ir toliau grazu Lietuvybes
darba. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11

panijos aplikacija tiesti paipu lini-
ja nuo Kentucky Xxi Bostono.
Vienas East Ohio atstovas sake
81 kompanija gaus apie 600,0O0,000
kubisku pedu gaso diena is visu
saltiniu jeigu dabartiniai planai bus
uztvirtinti. sios srities auksciau-
sias sureikalavimas j diena ziemos
metu pasieke apie 550,000,00O ku-
bisku pedu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-11
KAs BUvO

Sekmadieni, Geguzes 23, Ma
rylando Lietuviai lanke Lietu-
viska Azuola, Annapolyje.
Diena buvo silta ir giedra.
Nuo 8 val. ryto zmones prade-
Jo rinktis prie Lietuviu sales,
Baltimoreje. Desimta valanda,
du busai ir eile automobiliu,
papuosti Americas ir Lietuvos
veliavu spalvomis, pilni zmoniu,
policininkams motorciklais We
dant pasileido link Annapolio.
% mylias kelio + Marylando
sostine atliko j As minutas. Ten
prie Lietuvos Azuolo jau buvo
nemazai susirinkusiu vietos il
paskirai atvykusiu zmoniu. SUI
vaziavo ten ir Baltimores pill
grimai. Visi gerejosi per II
metu Amerikoje graziai isau-
gusiu Lietuvoje gimusiu azuo-
lu. Americas Legiono Lietu.
viu Postas, jo Auxiliary, IL
Karo Tarnybos Motinos, iskele
Amerikos, Lietuvos, Marylandc
ir minetu organizaciju velia,
vas.
Tuo laiku pro Sail, j artima
baznycia, pramarsavo du pull.
kai Laivyno Akademijos kade-
tn rytinems pamaldoms.
Visi Azuolo lankytojal, su
veliavomis priesakyje, ceremo-
nialiai inejo j Marylando Val
stijos kapitoliaus rumus.
Adv. Nadas Rastenis II An
tanas j. Miceika nuejo j guber-
natoriaus rezidenciia ir prane-
Sc kad Azuolo lankytojai Jau
susirinko. Gubernatorius w
Preston Lane, Jr., su minetals
pasitikejais atvyko ValstiJos
Rumus, ir ceremonialiai su SUI
sirinkusiais imarsavo j Atsto'
WI Rumus.
Apeigas ten vede Baltimores
Liet. Draugijos Tarybos pirml.
ninkas p. Miceika. Pabrezes
sio zygio prasme, jis pristate
gubernatoriu, kuris malonla
sveikino susirinkusius; paml
neio Lietuviu pasizyme!lmu'
Maryland valstijoje, pasldzlau
90 I,ietuviu ir iu azuolo prigl
iimu ir bujojimu laisvoje Ma
rylando zemeje, linkejo Lietu
val atgauti laisve, If uzpras'
visus 20 apeigu pas save, ! OIL
ciale gubernatoriaus rezldencl
Gubernatoriui baigiant kal
ba. pribuvo ir Lietuvos Minis
tras P. zadeikis. Svecias i
Washingtono, savo kalbole prll
simine kaip jis maza azuolalt
partrauke is Lietuvos, kalp ta'
mazas lapuotis sparciai isaugo
kaip Lietuva, buvus lalsva Il
laiminga dabar kencia nelab'
kaimyno ziauria priespauda, i
kahn azuolas reiskia Lietuvls
ka tauruma, kuris visgl atgau'
Lietuvai laisve.
Kalbejo Adv. Rastenis, ku
ris primine kaip ziloje senove
ie Lietuviai savo tevyneJe lal
svai gyveno, po azuolais sven
ia ugni kureno; kad LietuvoJt
azuolas reiskia vyriska patva
ma, O ruta moteriska grakstu
ma - kad azuolas LietuvoJ'
turejo sventumo ir tvirtum'
pobudi. ir uztai azuolas, NJ
kitas medis, cia buvo pasodln
tas parodymui Lietuviu dekln
gumo Marylando valstiJal u
istatymiska nustatyma Vasa
rio 16-tos, Lietuvos neprlklau
somybes dienos, legaliu sven
tadieniu sioje valstiioje.
Xiii sake kalbas: Adv. Tho
mas G.. Gray-Grajauskas, te
deralio prokuroro padejeJas
Adv. Algirdas Leonas, nesena
atvykes is Europos; Jurgls Ii
gas. Stasys Janusas, julie Ras
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mas ir kitu draugiju pirmlnln
kai. Paskui buvo paprasyti at
sistoti cia dalyvauja naujal at
vykusie.ji Lietuviai tremtinlal
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