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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03
Tucker Answers Query About Whether
Reference OF Berlin Crisis to u. n
Will Produce Any Constructive Results
TUCKER

They would have convinced
the people of the world, from
Walla to Kamchatka, that while
we feed and clothe and house
our World War II enemies, Sta
lin imprisons or executes even
his oldest and dearest friends
some say members of his own
family-lf they dare to disagree
with him.
JEoPARD1zE 4 think it would
be DISASTROUS writes M. o. of
Cleveland, O., If we elect a
Republican President next
month, and give him a Demo-
cratic Senate, as so many news
paper reports forecast. Do you
think that the Democrats will
carry the Senate, if Governor
Dewey wins"
Answer: l do not If the De-
wey-Warren sweep as as tremen-
dous and as extensive as it ap-
pears, it should follow as the
night the day that they will coat
tail enough Senators to control
that body by a narrow margin.
doubt if people are sufficiently
experienced in splitting ballots
say, in Iowa, Wyoming, Ken
lucky and in several other states
so that they will vote for Mr..
Dewey and cut the throat of his
senatorial running-mate.
l am also banking on Speaker
Martins forecast. He looks for
gain of twenty G. o. Peers in
the House and Republican reten.
ton of the Senate The Bay
State man is an expert political
forecaster, quite as canny as
James A. Farley. On his office
wall hangs a plague given him
by national weekly magazine
for his prophetic ability.
However, no matter which
major party enjoys nominal and
organizational control, there will
be enough mavericks or mug
wumps on each side of the aisle
to jeopardize the system of re-
sponsible government.
IMMIGRANT ]. R. of Rapid
City, S. D. thinks he read some
where that Governor Earl War
rem is the only man of immigrant
parents ever named to such a
high office as the vice-presi-
dency. He seeks more informa-
ton.
Answer: You may have read
it in this column. Both Cover
nor Warren's parents were born
abroad-one in Sweden and the
other in Norway, although l
don't know which was where.
Mrs. Warren was also born in
one of tine Scandinavian coun-
tries.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03


Arnold
ped with Arnold the American
the lookout for cowboys gueas searching
Washmgs Angered
Arnod
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03

pressing for the establishment OF
a definite figure :"
So that got nowhere. Now three
years later, secret diplomacy
has produced failure after failure
lie after lie. And we face peril
of war.
Copyright 1913. King Features
Syndicate, Incl
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03
Thompson The United Nations Meetings are Marked by Mutual Complication
DAILY BIBLE QUOTATION

"The Heavens declare the glory of God, and the
This months daily quotations suggested by the
Rev. Willis Stevens Pastor of the Rosemary Methodist
Church of Roanoke Rapids.
The Herald will each day in this position carry Bible
quotation Pastors of the churches in the five county
to be by the Herald will be asked to contribute the
quotation for a month.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03
Experts Can't Agree on Boom or Bust
But Individuals Can Help Themselves

The economists have not been able to agree
about the probable trend of business affairs In the
United States, being divided between those who think
the boom will soon burst and others who suggest
that there is no for anyone to expect de-
preston.
Nearly all of the experts hedge by suggesting
even say that it is underway and add there is rea
son to expect prices to drop back anywhere near
former levels. Others point out that every boom
is followed by depression and the longer the boom
and the higher the ascent the sharper and more Sc
we're the consequent depression.
We do not know what is ahead for the nation
as whole, but there is chance that smart indvld-
uals will not suffer The means to avoid losses
lies in reasonable retrenchment, essened buying and
debt-paying as fast possible. If any individual
makes up his mind to follow this line there is little
reason to expect him to get seriously hurt He might
lose few speculative profits, in the near future,
but he will likely score decided long-term gain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

mouth bass were released in Jack
son county streams by the County
Hunting and Fishing Association.
Moss Point inaugurated a weekly
trash pickup system. Plans for
Pascagoula's s350.000 street and
sidewalk Improvement program
were dropped when petitions pro-
testing the program contained the
necessary minimum of 20 per cent
Of the city's voters. A Mobile firm
was awarded a contract for S40.-
600 for construction of Pasca-
goula's inner harbor on Yazoo
Lake. Two were injured diving
from the beach park pavilion.
New Contracts
The ingalls, Shipbuilding Com
pany was awarded a contract by
the Argentine government call
ing for the construction of four
motor ships at a total cost of
So zoe, 900. A suit was filed for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

Mobile reported that it had re-
ceiyed authorization from Con-
gress directing a preliminary sur
yey and hearing on the Pat Har-
rison waterway. Enrolment in
the Pascagoula schools showed a
slight drop from figures of the
previous year. A work stoppage
by the operating engineers cur
tailed activities in the ingalls,
shipyard for four days. A petit
ton was being circulated by cfti-
gems against the proposed street
program on the basis that
thu indicated cost of $2.98 per
foot to property holders
was excessive. Mrs. Roy Wing
field was elected president of the
Little Theatre.
Ebb y. Ford. eminent lawyer
and widely known throughout
the state. died In q hospital al
New Orleans. The ingalls, Ship
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

Women asked county candidates
for law enforcement offices to
pledge themselves to combat oper-
alton of slot machines and other
nuisances if elected.
Moss Point voters authorised
the city government to issue
$4,000 in bonds for new class
room construction and other
additions TO the city school
system. Mrs. Lily Spann Boards
lee died at the age Of 80. The
eighth and ninth ships being
built for the brazilian govern
ment were launched at the In
gals Shipyard. The Pasca-
goula Junior Legion team snfef-
ed the state cha mpionship play
off without suffering a defeat.
Two persons were killed and
a total of Is injured in nine
automobile accidents in the
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

$100, 900 against the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation and 10 in
dividuals by Walter Lowrey, for
mer union official. A petition
against the issuance of 100000
additional courthouse bonds fail
ed to obtain the signatures of the
necessary number of qualified
voters. Captain Oliver Franklin
Clark died at the age of 70. The
Pascagoula Blue Sox won the
first half championship in the
Coast League loop.
Miss Alma McFaul won the
Miss Mississippi Gulf Coast
title in a bathing beauty contest
at the Moss Point pool. B. ]. Jane
was named president of the Opt
mists Club. The first annual Gar
Rodeo" sponsored by the Jack
son County Hunting and Fishing
Association, opened in the county.
The Pascagoula Council of Church
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02
-.

Approximately 600 boys and
girls attended the annual All
Rally Day in Pascagoula. A brief
cloudburst and driving wind blew
over light poles and trees, and
damaged houses along the coast
area. An annual cleanup drive
vas set by the InterlCity Coun-
Gil. DR.. p. A. Thompson was ele-
cted president of the Pascagoula
Rotary Club. The fourth Brazil
ian vessel was launched at the
ingalls, Shipyard.
Record Registration
A total of 7,l08 voters register
ed in the county's five districts,
the largest in the county's hist
tory. Local communications, as
we'll as national, were tied up by
a nationwide strike of phone X
change workers. Forrest Crab
tree was named president of the
YMBC. Hermes F. Gautier, mem
Der of the board of supervisors
for % years, announced that he
would not seek reelection to the
board. but instead would run for
county representative. A con-
tract totalling $685. 500 for black
topping eight miles of road in
District One was let by the board
of Supervisors. Plans were an
nounced for the construction of
a modern inner harbor on Lake
Yazoo at South Pascagoula street.
The Cancer Campaign fund drive
opened in the county. The State
Highway Department announced
that contracts of three bridges
on Highway 50 between Van
eleave and Fountainbleau would
be let shortly. Karl Weisenburg.
county fund chairman, announced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02
awarded a sI.ssoooo

yardsas awarded a $1.3soooo
sontsci for installation Of re-
.s~risesiion space and equipment
c n for Maritime Commission
V ssset The state Highway De-
pa rtpnif awarded a oonfrsct
for eastrucfion of six bridaes
ON Highway 50 in the amount
of s4ss4. Four persons were
iniurs in a, series of five auto
mobil accidents on Highway
So.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

Pascsoulans voted to authorize
the cit government to grant a
new oscar fra nchise to the Mis-
sissipp Power Company. The
Federal Works Agency granted
the Pasagoula Port Commission
100000 be used for port plan
ming fuds. A trick load of large
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

fIAAlC sss
A contract for SOS. 848 was
awarded by the FPHA for relay
ing of sewer lines in Eastlawn.
The Crawford home at Gautier
was completely destroyed by fire.
David Brumfield, negro, was Civ
en- a life sentence on conviction of
rape. Unsanitary rest rooms at
the Municipal Beach Park were
criticized by the Civic Council.
80 Seek Office
Eighty men. the largest num-
Der in the county's history. quail
flied for election in the first De-
mocratic primary on August 5th.
A contract was awarded by the
city in the amount of 1888. 935 for
general street repairs and side
walk installations subject to the
sale of bonds to cover the city's
share of the costs. Miss Romanus
Clark won the title of Miss Moss
Point in a bathing beauty con-
test At the Moss Point Pool.
The U. 5. Engineers office at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-02

Gu Nv ShfubAiib hoASSS
hour parking limit was estab-
lished in the Pascagoula business
district.
The Wade boys and Moss
Point girls won the county bas-
kefbail championship. The
jackson County Hunting and
Fishing Association was formed
with A. M. bud Pelham Al
president. John q. Smith. for
many years master mechanic
with the U. z. Engineers at Pas
cagoula. died at the aye of SO.
Tho WAA advertised for sale
frame buildings on Horn Is
land. formerly used by the
Chemical Warfare Service. cY-
clonic winds in Northeast jack
son county did damage TO large
tracts of trees and unroofed a
home and barn.
Two persons were killed.
Samuel vsrdaman johnson and
Mrs. Adele Alexander. in anp
automobile wreck near Wade.
March =.
The Board of Supervisors an
nounced a 25-mile rural road hard
surfacing program affecting 10
roads In the county's five Dist
riets, and also voted to hire an
engineer to study fairgrounds In
this area and to design a new fair
grounds to be constructed at the
Old Airport. The Inter-Cit Scum
designed TO promote the in
terests of Pascagoula and Moss
was formed. Pascagoula
the Mississippi Coast Leag-
ne baseball loop. K. w. Burnham,
member of the board of super
sisors for 20 years and president
'or "a, announced that he would
not seek reelection. Three men
were killed and five injured
aboard a vessel bound for the
INGALLS, Shipyard for rebuilding.
The board of supervisors called
IN the state Forestry Commission
o provide more protection for
'eforestration projects in the
Supervisor Fred Moran
'ffered a plan for the construc-
ion of a super stadium on the
lite of the Old Airport which
would be built jointly by Pasca-
Moss Point and the county.
Hiram Dees Cudabac, ST., former
iheriff, died at the age of II. The
annual Red Cross Roll Call drive
opened in the county.
Two More Ships Launched
Two more of the ii vessels be-
ng built for the Brazilian gov
ernment were launched at the
Shipyard. Hermes F. Gau-
Tier was elected president of the
formed Mississippi Coast
Council. A special session of the
state legislature ended with two
laws passed designed to protect
the White Democratic primary in
the state. Moss Point Rotary mem
bers were given a pasture demon
stration on the Vogel farm at
Harleston to show that this Sec
lion could be developed as a beef
producer second to none.
The annual Red Cross Roll
Call drive was reported lag
ging seriously. A. J. Franklin
was named president of the
Moss Point Rotary Club. The
Animal Trap Company announ-
ced that they will start pro-
ducfion of two-trigger musk
rat traps for the Southern ter
ritory at their plant at the Old
Airport. c. B. Roberts was nam.
ed exalted ruled of the Pas
cagoula Elk Club. J. Lyman
FURRY. member of a pioneer
Jackson county family. died at
the age of 90. Congressman w.
NJ. Colmer introduced in Con-
sress a bill designed to give
Pascagoula schools continued
federal aid. Mrs. ]. A. Burge
was fatally hurt and Mr.. Burgs
seriously injured in an auto
mobile crash on Highway so at
Gautier.
April
Approximately 600 boys and
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PENICILINAS JAU
ISCELBEJO

BALF'o pasiustas penicilinas
jau isgelbejo vienos tremtines
gyvybe.
Is Vokietijos gautas BALF'o
laiSkas, kuriame rasoma:
"Sirdingai dekoju BALF'ui
ir Americas Lietuviams uz su-
teikta man neikainojama Ia
galba sunkioje ligoje.'
"Sirgau sunkioje formoje pa
sikartojusiu ir SUI komp!ikacijc-
mis- plauciu uzdegimu. Padetis
buvo beviltiska. Deka jusu pa
galbos = penicilinas isgelbejo
name nuo mirties"
Siuskite savo aukas BALF'ui
los Grand St., Brooklyn Ii,
N. Y.
Lietuviai tremtiniai Europe
je ju laukia. Reikia drabuziu
vaistu, maisto ir kitu daiktu.
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NEWARK, N. J.
KELIOS ZINELES

Lietuviska veikla New Jer-
sey valstijoje, nuo rudens, bu-
vo CANA gyva. Veikla pradeta
su dalyvavimu BALF'o rinklia-
voje New Yorke, kur New Jer-
sieciai suteike New Yorkui ga
ma gera talka. Paskui, buvo
kick mazesniu parengimu viso-
Sc kolonijose. Paskutiniu lai-
ku, Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
sukakties minejimas buvo be-
veik kiekvienoje kolonijoje, kas
sudrutino New Jersiecius veik-
tt dar stipriau uz Lietuviskus
reikalus.
'Pastaru laiku N. J. Lietuviu
Taryba ypatingos veiklos nero
do, nors Siadien veikti taip rel
kalinga. il gal but ka nors
planuoja ateiciai, tai palauksi-
me.
Du geri ilgameciai Lietuvis-
koje dirvoje veikejai susirgo
Juozas kralikauskas Vasaric
pradzioje nusilauze ranka, da1
Wis tebera daktaro prieziuroje
Linketina jam greitai pasveik-
tt If vel SUI mumis dalyvauti.
Antras, tai nuo rudens sir
gineja musu geras tautietis
Vfncas Ambrozevicius, jo labai
pasigendame veikloje. Reikia
linketi kad orui atSilus Sis We
teranas veikejas ir vel daily
vaus su mumis.
Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
kuopos pastangomis, Kovo 20
cia rengiama Lietuvisku filmQ
rodymas, sv. Jurgio saleje, nuo
7 80 val. vakare. Paveikslai
labai geri, o tikietai nebrangQs,
Stu paveikslu dar nematete.
Priede, bus rodoma BALF'o
New Yorke pereitq
meta, kur nufilmuota nemazai
ir New Jersey auku rinkeju.
]. V. ValickaS.
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$500 GAUTU $1O0 MENESl-
MES PENSIJOS

Pittsburgho distrikto minks-
tos ANGLES kasyklu maineriu
streikas prasidejo, sulyg John
L. Lewis iskelto reikalavimo
moketi po $1O0 menesines pen
sijos po suejimo 60 metu am
ziaus ir isdirbimo nemaziau %
metu kasyklose.
Sulyg Lewis plano, sios sri
ties angliakasyklos turetQ is
moketi virs S11 milijonu me-
tuose tokiq pensiju, ir jau da-
bar toms pensijoms tinkamu
maineriu skaicius siekia $500.
Isviso United Miners unijo-
je dabar randasi apie 10000
angliakasiu kuriems suejo 60
metu amziaus ir kurie budami
to amziaus, iSdirbo pc 20 arba
daugiau metu kasyklose.
Jiems visiems menesini at
lyginima po 500 mokant susi-
daro apie $50 milijonQ, kuriuos
kasyklu kompanijos turetu SUI
moketi skiriant po 10c nuo to-
no iskasamos ANGLES.
Suprantama, ANGLES kama
bus vel pabranginta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
TREMTINYS LAME
10 DAINQ IR GIES-
MIQ KONKURSA

Americas Liet. Rymo-Katali-
ky Vargonininku Sajunga pa
skelbe laimetojus savo paruoS-
tame giesmiu hir dainu konkur-
Sc.
Laimetojai ir ju premijos:
Pirmas: Uuozas Strolis, gy-
'venas tremtyje, Vokietijoje, -
$125.
Antras: Bronius Budriunas,
tremtinys, Vokietijoje, $50.
Trecias: Leonardas J. Simu-
tbs, Jr., Chicagos muzikas, S25.
Teisejai pranese kad isviso
dalyvavo 25 Lietuviai koppozi-
toriai -siameI konkurse, kurie
pasieke "a muzikalinius kuri-
MUS. sJie buvo prisiusti is Vo-
kietijos, Austrijos, Brazilijos,
Kanados If is iyairiu daily Suv
Valstijose.
Chicagos vargonininku pre-
vincija planuoja suruosti kon-
certa originally kuriniu, prisiV-
stu Siam konkursui.
Pirmininku Vargonininku Sa-
jungos yra Justas Kudirka
Chicagoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
BALANDzIO IL DAINUOS
LIETIJVOS ARTISTAI

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
6 skyrius rengia antra dideli
koncerta sekmadieni, Balandzio
II d., taip pat buvusioje Lie
tuviu saleje, pradzia irgi 6 ".
vakare.
81 koncerta pildys ne vieti-
Mai, bet zymQs Lietuvos arti-
stai, buve tremtiniai, vos per-
eta vasara atvyke is Europos: !:
Apolonija Augustinaviciene. So
prano, dabar gyvenanti Ber-
wyn, ILL.,, ir Pranciskus Neima-
mas, apsigyvenes Cleveland, O..
sioje programme bus ir kitu
pamarginimu.
Minimu artistu talentais ne
tenka abejoti, jie jau yra iro-
de savo talenta ir issilavinina
dainos srityje. Neimanas IL
Augustinaviciene dainuos solo
ir duetais.
Nuns Detroitieciams netu-
rint savo mieste jiems lygiu
dainos memo artistu, bus didele
proga isgirsti siuos Lietuvius
dainuojant.
Abiejuose siuose koncertuo-
Sc 20 programos bus sokiai.
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MAUI PRASYMAI
SUSELPTI MAISTU

Pereita savaite NUNS atejo
trys nauji laiskai is Europos
su vietiniu komitetu liudymais
ir prasymais suselpti tas Sci
mas maistu. Gal kas, kaip jau
pirmiau buvo, atsiras ir pasius
bent viena pakieteli Stems pra-
santiems, o gal kas gall bent
kuo prisideti. Visgi reiketu
saukianciam ir alkanam ranka
istiesti. Musu geri Detroitie-
ciai, kick man zinoma, visuo-
met atejo j pagalba, tikiu kad
ir 81 karta neatsiliks.
Smagu pazymeti kad ne tik
Detroitieciai bet ir Waterburio
ir Amsterdamo gerasirdes mo-
terys atejo talka.
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ATSIKRATO RAUDONUJU

East PittSburghe, dlde e e
Westinghouse Electric Corpo-
ration dirbtuveje, kur unija
turi 1880 nariu, nors maza
daIis atsilanke j pastara susi-
rinkima, desinieji unijos nariai
laimejo prizes kairiuosius, is
rinkdami lokalo virsininkais to-
kius kurie sutinka pasirasytl
affidavitus kad nera komunls-
tai, kaip to reikalauja TAFT
Hartley istatymas.
Nacionalinis CIO Political
Action Committee taip pat ap-
sivalyta kairiuju vadu, kurie
laikesi uz remima Wallace If
io trecios partijos.
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PITTSBURGH
PRAKALBOS, VAKARIENE

Sekmad., Kovo Fl, Lietuviq
Pilieciu Klubo saleje, South ST.
de, rengiama prakalbos, kuriu
pradzia bus nuo $3.50 po pietu.
Kalbes A. Deveniene, nesenai
lankiusis tarp tremtiniu Euro
pole, ir kiti.
Vakare, nuo $50 val, toje
pacioje saleje rengiama vaka-
riene pagerbimui musu ilgame-
clio veikejo, kuris Pittsburgho
Lietuviu tarpe darbuojasi per
35 metus. Juozas Virbickas
Soho dalyje apsigyveno 1913
metals ir tuoj pradejo darbuo-
tis. Pirmiausia suorganizavo
Birutes Chora, kuris daug at
sizymejo koncertu Nir veikalu
rengimu.
Birutes Chora pirmiausia va
dovavo sv. Kazimiero parapijos
vargonininkas p. Pranckietis,
veliau J. V. Grajauskas (jau
mires) ir pc jo J. l.. Senulis.
j. Virbickas prie SLA 40-tos
kuopos prisirase 1908 metals
ir tuoj buvo isrinktas kuopos
uzrasu rastininku, veliau finan-
SUI rastininku, ir organizato-
rum, ir tarnavo tose pareigo-
Sc per daug metu.
Taip pat darbavosi LietuviQ
Mokslo D-joje sekretorium, We
liau isrinktas izdininku, ir ta
vieta laiko ir dabar. Virbickas
buvo A. l.. r. Sandaros kuopos
ikurejas, organizatorius ir SEX
retorius, kuo yra ir po siai die
mai.
Jis darbavosi ir dabar tebe-
dalyvauja ir kitose vietos Lie
tuviu draugijose ir prisideda
prie ju veikimo. Darbavosi vi
So laika Lietuviu Kambario
Pittsburgho Universitete Ko-
mitete. Anais laikais darbavo-
81 prie pardavimo Lietuvos pa
skolos bonu, kada Lietuva at
gavo nepriklausomybe, ir pasi-
liko geras patriotas Lietuvis iki
siai dienai. Taigi, uz jo visus
darbus ir nuopelnus rengiama
jam pagerbimas ir pamineji-
mas jo 35 metu darbuotes mu-
su kolonijoje.
Rengimo KOmisija.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
MIRE NUSISOVES SAU
KOJA

SPRANGLER, Pa. - Kovo
l2. mire Veterans Lawrence
Westover, 80 M, kuris suviu
nusove sau koja, kurioje mega
lejo perkenteti nuolatinio skau-
smo. Jis tai padare Gruodzio
16 d., ir nuveztas ligoninen pa
sake names kad geriau bus be
kojos, negu kenteti toki skaus-
ma, kurio jis negalejo pakelti'
Nuo tos zaizdos, taciau, jis ir
mire. Jis kare buvo suzeistas
Japonu kulkos, jam i koja bu-
vo ideta sidabrine plotve, ta-
ciau prisiejo kesti didelius ko-
JOS skausmus.
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MIAMI, FLA.
Is SAULETOS FLORIDOS


Cia lankesi apie menuo laiko
atgal, daugiau ClevelandieciQ :
Velykiai, Antanas Budas su sa-
vo zmona ir dukrele (Trees Ca
fe savininkai), ir kit. Jamie
il Budai cia pasilseje apie pora
savaiciu isvaziavo toliau, net
Kalifornija, is ten gal vyks
ir Meksika, jeigu nebus per-
daug pavarge. Paskiau jau ka-
liaus atgal Clevelanda.
Susitikimo ir daugiau Cleve-
lando' Lietuviu, tik gala ju pa
vardziu neatsimenu.
Salaseviciai isvaziavo j vaka-
rine puse valstijos, apie Tam
pa, St. Petersburg ir kitur, O
is ten trauks jau namon.
Turiu pazymeti kad buvo la
bal smagu su Clevelandieciais
susitikt ir pasikalbet, kurie cia
lankesi.
Miami Lietuviu Klubas tu-
rejo piknika, kuris gerai pavy-
ko, O BALF'o skyrius taip2 i
.surenge piknika. Darbavosi ge-
ri Lietuviai patriotai Popieriai
ir Bubniai, jiems prigelbejo XII
tt tautieciai, ir taip piknikas
padare apie $50 pelno, kas pa
siQsta j centra.
Vasario 25 d. apie 8 val. va
kare, automobiles uzmuse Ho,-
lywood, Fla, sena Lietuvl, Juo-
"a Ausra, jis paejo is Chica-
gos, cia isgyveno 9 metus, bu-
vo 78 metu amziaus, dar sara
sveikas ir stiprus, ir geras Lie
tuvis. Paliko cia zmona, o Chi
cagoje gyvena trys dukterys ir
du sunai. Palaidojom Kovo 2,
pamaldos atsibuvo kataliku ba-
znycioje. Laidotuvese dalyva-
vo net "a automobiliai.
Velionis rOdos buvO Kauno
redybos, buvo SLA. narys.
Reiskiu poniai Ausrai ir vi
sal ju seimai didele uzuojauta,
O velioniui Ausrai animal ilse-
tbs Dedes Samo zemeje.
Pas mus oras siltas ir grazu,
orandziu medziai pradeda ~
deti; tik lietaus mazai gaunam.
]. ir NJ. Verbela.
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Detroit, Mich, NnujienOs
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