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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-06

The MS. Kotxebue arrived in port yesterday and is scheduled to make trip north soon.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-06
WIDOW OF GEORGE POLK TAKES UP JOURNALISM

NEW YORK, (E) - The dark haired young widow of George Polk, radio correspondent mur- dered in Greece last May, is pre- pairing for a journalistic career.
 Mrs. Req Coconis Polk, Greek subject, said yesterday, q would like to be a foreign correspond ent."
 She arrived in this country sev- eral months ago and now is attend ing Barnard college after taking summer courses in writing at G. lumbia University.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-06

ball fans. It's the only real base ball we get to sec" They made the same trip for the world series two years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-06

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
NEW TONES IN TOWN

Three new central energy tele- phones, the first in WrangeIl, were installed by the local Telephone Company The Wrangeu Sentinel which was the first telephone sub scriber when telephones were orig iuaIly installed in the town in Che early days with No 1, was the birsa again in having a central en- ergy phone. The Frawest Cannery has the other two. In a central energy system it is unnecessary to ring for central or to ring off after a conversation. Al Friedman. oper- ator of the Telephone Company, eX- pects 10 install several other new telephones shortly and ultimately to have tbe entire telephone system a central energy hook-up.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28

% YEARS AGO


 (The Sentinel. May 31, 1923)
 Memorial Day was fittingly ob- served in Wrangell by an excellent program. Reed Men Hall was well filled "The Little Green Tents was a beautiful recitation by little Beatrice Palmer, niece of Merlin Elmer Palmer, who made the SUI preme sacrifice in France and for whom the local post American Le- zion is named F. H. Gray spoke on the significance of Memorial Day.
 An appropriate recitation was given by Miss Catherine Matheson after which Mrs. M. o. Johnson favored the audience with a solo, Speed Our Republic" Address of the day was delivered by the Rev. R. J. Diven, DID. Benediction was
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
MRS KELLY HERE

Mrs. E. l.. Kelly, whose mar riage took place to Mr. Kelly here last fall, arrived in Wrangell over the week end to visit Mrs. Dora Allen, who is in charge of the kit chen at Bishop Rowe Hospital
 Mrs. Kelly, former cook at the hospital, now makes her home in Juneau and expects to return there in about two weeks. She reports she still has a warm spot in her heart for Wrangell and 1t IS like coming home to get back.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
20 YEARS AGO

CThe Sentinel. May 3I, 1928) Valentine Gartley has accepted a position at the Den O'sweets for he summer.
 * $ a
 Misses Emma and Margaret Shakes returned home on the Adm. Rogers Saturday from Sitka where they have completed the first year of high school at the Sheldon Jack son School.
 # # $ #
 A report from Dutch Harbor states that 1,20O blue fox pelts have been taken off the Aleutian Island farms this year.
 # # #
 In British Columbia cougars are being caught with catnip.
 "The cougar is just big eat. says NJ. B. Jackson, Chairman of the Provincial Game Conservation Board. and like every other pussy is mighty fond of caluip. We have been importing oil ,of catnip and sprinkling il on the ground where cougar traps are fixed" The U. s. Biological Survey is watching the experiments.
 s * a
 Preparations are being made to ship herd of 25 buffalo from Montana to Fairbanks. Later in the season Roosevelt Elk from the Olympics in Washington are to be liberated on Kodiak Island.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28

pronounced by the Rev. II. F. Cor ser.
 # * #
 During the past few days sever al trappers have come down the Sdkine with good catches of fur which they sold to local buyers
 #
 o. Gmderson and family and Mrs. Charles LoVeless came in for a brief visit from Burnett
 # #
 Al simpson, Al Bosen, Mrs An derson and son. Tom Holgard En- gene Brisson. Air. and Mrs. Dave Wing and Harvey Wing left on the Hazel B for Telegraph Creek.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
30 YEARS AGO

Crhe sentinel May s5. isl5Y
 Wrangell gave her first quota of men to the war this week. The first ten to go are. Colis Everett Greene. Louis Arthur Seribner, An drew Berger Johnson, Joseph Ar thur Reinhart, Zinc Jussila, Bern hardt Albert Dubke, Charles Bry- an Moore, Charles Ernest Defining, Oliver Nichols, Arthur Oliver Moa. A magnificent send-off was given them and began on Wednesday ey- ening when the Ketchikan contin- gent arrived and was given an en- thusiastic reception Collis Greene, who was the first registrant drawn. was put in charge of the Wrangell men.
 # # #
 An entertainment, followed by a Jitney Dance, was given by the young people of the high school Saturday evening Program con- sisted of a solo by Miss Liberty Worden, folk dances and mandolin numbers by Miss Helen Saarikoski. One number was a pantomine with Miss Liberty Worden as reader and Miss Edna Sinclair. Miss Florence Billion, Miss Ruth Sylvester. Miss Irene Coulter and Alfred Royalty. Miss Helen Hofstad scored a big hit in singing "Longboy."
 # # # #w
 Elsie Moore came in from Dewey vile last week to bid goodbye to her brother, Charles Moore, who left on the Peterson Thursday for Fort Seward.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
YOUTH DISCOVERED
nFAn ON MI IuNEAu

JUNEAU - A 14-man volunteer party risked slides Monday to bring the body of Storekeeper 1st Glass Ralph Mott down Mt. Jun eau
 Members of the party reported that the crewman from the cruiser Astoria apparently plunged over a Tiff to his death, falling to the bottom of deep canyon 45O feet below. Warm weather and rain washed away snows that had GOV cred his body since his disappear ed May IA on an ascent of the peak.
 Ralph H. Mott of Mahaffey. Pennsylvania. will accompany his sons b0dy home. He was with searehers when they found the youth Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28

or grade and high school The sls- lers of s. Joseph will conduct the two weeks instruction class. Class es To begin al a. m. daily.
 Friday June I. feast of the Most Sacred Heart and first Friday of the month rhe Altar Society will receive Holy Communion in body at tle 7s3o a. m. Mass.
 Alrs George kuutz will decorate the altar for next Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. G. c. CroWell, Pastor

Sunday May 30, Divine Worship Il a. m. Memorial bay Service. tNursery for smaller children
 at this hour) Sunday scohol, 10.0O d. m. 10:30 Commencement, Vacation Bible School.
 Bible Glass 7:30 D. Tn. Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
 Choir Practice each Thursday A warm welcome To all tu come and worship with us.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
TO JUNEAU

Miss Ruth Hagen, who graduated from Wrangell High School this month. left for Juneau aboard the Alaska last Sunday noon. She will join her sister Betty in the Capital City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima < St. John

heV n. D. HUGU5 IdsIUI May 30, Second Sunday after Pentecost.
 No Holy Masses Sunday. The Rev M F. Hoch will be in Peters burg.
 Week day Holy Masses at 7:30 a. m. Master Robert Hull will serve.
 Wednesday, June 2. vacation school will begin for all Catholics
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
LEAVING SUNDAY

susan Williams. graduate oi Wraugell High School. is leaving for Juneau Sunday by plane to spend the summer. She will enter the University of Alaska in the fall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28

10:30 a. m. Sunday School 11:3O to I2 Morning Worship
 7:30 Sunday Evening Eyangsl- stic Service
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-05-28
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson aHsTa

7|T09 Holiness Meeting ll.0O a. ID. sunday school 800 p. n. Prayer Meeting 7:30 D n. Salvation Meeting 500 D. m. Wednesday. Young People, Friday, Holiness meeting S:0U m
Evening star., 1948-07-25
D. T.. Marksmen Take
Md. Skeet Honors
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SALISBURY, Md, July "a
Marksmen from Salisbury, Chevy
Chase and Bethesda banged their
way into first place honors today
in the opening events of the an
nual Maryland skeet shoot.
Tomorrow more than $50 contest.
ants are expected to shoot 1t out
in the all-bore 12-gauge champion
ships for men and women. The
State Junior all-bore event also
will be held tomorrow, final day OF
the shoot.
In today's competition, Ed Cal
houn, of Salisbury, 1916 State skeet
champion. scored At out of posi-
BILE so to take the sub-small 41O
contest. Runner-up was 18-year-
old Jimmy Dennis, also of Salisbury
with As out of so.
J. C. Dalton, of Chevy Chase
winged. 40 out of SO targets in the
small bore 28-gauge shoot for hon
ors in that class There was a tie
for second place with Calhoun and
Vic Frank, of Bethesda, each scor-
ing At.
The 20-gauge shoot was won by
]. v. Wyvell OF Bethesda, who
brought down 98 out of 100 targets
Dalton was a close runner-up with
81.
More than 100 contestants took
part in today's events.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Holt Is Winner
|Of MDW.GoIf

Master Sergt. John w. Holt OF
Fort McNair played Rock Greek
golf course in IS strokes yesterday
to win the Military District OF
Washington title over Mai. Mamie
L. Raley Of Arlington Hall, / up.
| Sergt. Holt was five down aftel
the first half of the title match or
Friday but Maj. Raley could no.
match the brilliant comeback o.
the winner, although the runnerur
played the par 81 course in "a.
Fort McNair also won the MDW
team championship and win sent
Sergt. Holt, 1st 1t. Emmanuel Bar.
ratino, 1st 1t. James Dalman ane
Pfc. Norman Kreiger to the Army
national championship at Fort
Lewis. Wash, next month. Fort
Myer was second, Army Medica.
Center third and Fort Belvoil
! fourth.
Medal honors went to Master
Sergt. w. I. Houghton with 72-68-
140.
The golf triumph was the second
MDW title of the week for Fort
McNair representatives, who wor
the tennis title on Thursday. Maj
Gen. Hobart r. Gay. commanding
general of the MDW, will present
| the trophies next week.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Mayor O'Dwyer
Invited to Attend
|Firemen's Game

Mayor. William ODwyer of New
York is among the celebrities in
vited to attend the benefit baseball
game between Washington and New
York fire department teams at
Griffith Stadium the night of August
4.
The invitation to O'Dwyer was
extended in New York yesterday by
George Burdine, coach and CO.
manager Of the local team.
General Chairman Len Walsh re-
ported that more than 10000 tickets
for the game, which will benefit
the metropolitan Police Boys Clubs
already had been sold and predicted
that the total would hit 10000.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Federal Storage Nine
Wins Two loop Games

Federal Storage won two games
yesterday In the Boys Club OF
Washington Western Senior League
defeating Southwest Harbor Lions
5-1. and smashing Industrial Home
School, $50, in a five-inning tussle
Eddie Eynon, grandson Of the Mats
secretary, pitched perfect ball in the
second game.
The Harbor Lions bounced back tc
nail Sealtest Milk, 6-1; while May
Hardware downed Arlington, lis
and Georgetown Branch edged Alex
andria. "A.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Caiphness Aces Score,
Take Junior Loop Lead

Caiphness Aces moved out in front
of McQuinn's Yankees in the Inter-
city Junior League by edging the
Yanks, 1915, in a see-saw battle
yesterday. Before yesterdays game,
both teams were tied for the lead.
Catcher Sherry slammed a bases
loaded home run and Dewey Guthrie
hit one with one man On base to
pace Carmody Hills to a 1875 victory
over Forrestville. In other league
tilts, Victory Post No. 4 edged Nc
Daniels Motors, 17-16, and Mount
Calvary defeated Holy Name, lis.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
|BogIey Surprise Star
In Sharing D. {. Net
Title With. johnson

Gil Bogley, the National inter.
scholastic tennis champion who still
lis considered too tender for majol
District net circles, starred as a fill.
in performer as he and DR.. Davic
johnson won the District doubles
championship yesterday at Kenwooc
Country Club.
Bogley and johnson scored ma.
jor upset in surprisingly easy
straight-set fashion over Barney
Welsh, who was District champion
before Bogley was born, and Hugh
Lynch, by 6-3, 60, Ga.
The victory was an unexpected
birthday present for johnson, whit
originally was paired with Capt
Robin Hippenstiel but temporaril,
was without partner when the lat.
ter Withdrew to compete in the All
Force tournament.
The match proved to be little con.
test as johnson and Bogley domi
mated every phase Of the game, ans
those who thought Bogley would b,
the weak member of the team wer,
mistaken as the Landon Schoo
graduate replied with brilliant shot.
making.
The women's doubles went to vii.
lie Herbert and Sosi Girgosian by 6
So, Ga count over Betty Smith ane
Helen Peaze.
The only close match Of the day
was the mixed doubles in which
Welsh brought out tennis far su.
perior to his mems doubles showing
and with Mrs. Herbert defeated
johnson and Charlotte Decker, TO
Ga, ga.
The deciding set was tied at 4-all
and johnson led 40-love on his serve
when the Decker Welsh team wor
the next five points for the game
and Welsh held his serve for the
match.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Five Games Slated To-day
In National City Loop

Five games, all beginning at $3.50,
are on tap today in the National
City Sunday League. Schedule:
Taft vs.. Northeast Body Works at Taft:
Philco VS.. Merchandise Plumbers at South
EllipSe; William Bernstein and Son VS..
Bamby Bread at West Ellipse; Elite Res
taurant VS.. Southeast Merchants at East
Elllpse; Griffith Consumers VS.. Govern
ment Employees Insurance at North FL
lipse.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Mrs. Hooe's Cot Wins

UTICA. N. Y, July "a (SpeciaD -
The title Of All-America cat in her
breed has been awarded CHIP. Dixi-
lands Felice of Nor-Mont, q blue
female Persian show cat owned by
Mrs. Merald E. Hoag of Arlington,
Va. Rating was made by the ALI
America Cattery Board.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
RFc Golfers Triumph

Alan Sherier matched par figures
with II to lead the RFC golfers
to a 81 to 21a victory over Army
Chemical Center in a Federal Colt
Association Glass B match at. In:
dian Spring.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

National Capital Pin
Loop to Be Revived

A meeting will be held at 8 o'clock
Thursday night at King Pin to reor-
ganize the National Capital Duckpin
League. formerly one Of the city's
fastest bowling loops.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Northeast Nine Wins

Walter Halls three-hit hurting
helped Northeast Body Works to an
11-2 victory over Eddfe's Tavern yes
terday at Rosedale.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

Stanley Director, league presi-
dent and manager Of the Tigers,
had the highest average with a
mark of 100; Nat Gross also with
the Lions had the highest single
game, 228, and the highest game
plus handicap, -275; Larry Schain,
MaSada, had the highest three
games, $40, and the highest games
plus handicap, 900; the Tigers had
the highest team single game with
1928, while the Masadas had the
highest team single with handicap
of 988; the Tigers also had the
highest score for three games,
2285, while the Masada group had
the highest three games with hand
leap of 2745.
TIL first halls play saw the
Temple team, which led in the
first weeks of play, drop to the
cellar in the standings. The Ma
Sada team made whirl-wind fin
ish in the closing weeks and will
be a strong contender for the Sec
ond half of play. Winners of the
two halves will play off a champ
ionship series at the close of the
league. Games are played every
Monday night at the Southside
Bowling Alleys.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

The Jewish Community Bowl
ing Leagues first half came to a
close on Monday, January 26th,
with the Center Mems Club Lions
winding up on top of the other
five teams in the 80 games played.
The Lions came from behind to
beat the hottest" team of the past
several weeks, the Masada Club,
which won eight straight games
before succumbing to the Lions in
the first half's closing game.
The squad of the winning team
is composed Of the following play
ers: Harvey Jarchower, Joe Gold
man, Sinclair Avchin, Dave Armel,
Sam Nicholson, Ben Cohen, Isa-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

Although not produced for the
message it implies, strictly Dis
honorable" the Broadway comedy
and film offered to Jacksonville
Little Theatre patrons last week,
with Abe Chardkoff, local mer-
chant, portraying the role of the
Italian speakeasy proprietor, local
audiences got whiff Of how
Italians feel about such terms as
"Dago" and "Wop," at the same
time the cinema was showing
in "Gentlemen's Agreement" how
the names of "Kike," "Sheeny,"
and "Yid" affect the Jews.
Chardkoff did a remarkable job
of his first try at dramatics, de-
plotting the good-natured bartender
with complete understanding of
the role.-E. K. NJ.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
Rabbi Kaplan to Speak
At Louisiana College

Under auspices of the Jewish
Chatauqua Society, Rabbi Israel
Kaplan will visit billiard College,
New Orleans, February ! to 4. On
February / he will discuss "A Jew
ish View of Jesus" at the Vesper
service. On February 2 he will
talk on "a Hebraic Mortar Ce-
menting the Foundations of Amer
lean Democracy" He has chosen
the topic, contributions Of the
Jew to Early American History"
for the February 8 lecture; and
on February 4, his final lecture
will be on 1.-THE Prophets of
Israel"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
Speigler Schemer
Engagement Announced

Mr.. ]. L. Speigler announces
the engagement of his daughter,
Helen, to William M. Schemer. son
of Mrs. H. Schemer, of this city.
Miss Speigler is a graduate of
st. Luke's Hospital School Of
Nursing.
The date of the wedding will be
announced later.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
Center Mems Club Lions
Win First Half i'm Bowling

dore Moscovitz, Jack Stillman, Sid
Silver, and Marvin Ganson.
The standings of the First Half
are as follows:
Won Lost
Center
Mems Club Lions Is IA
Center
Mems Club Tigers "a Is
Masada 20 10
Amigos Is 81
Jewish War Vets II %
Temple Brotherhood Is 26
Evening star., 1948-07-07
w.; \X&;;f 4 5iS' 6
BIOsoPHY.
~.

BIosoPHY.
Understanding Our Emotions" class Of
INSTRUCTION IN intsllisent liyins conducted
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Adult nc erat class inssduesi9n in stt3n bfadee
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street eeq NV. gang oeioek sss sonisht ahi 100
rd sr on ana HmeTesn eFsstee in va.
R NV $50 fefeRsa oeloef tom sonisht u'0'' S''
LUNCHEONs.
Laundry Owners, Willard Foteh 12:1s
Road Gang, willard Hotel, 1915 pm
tomorrow.
National Association of Power Engineers
Willard Hotel. o'clock tonight.
Marine Band eoneeF., east front o
caWPe Wsa. sees n stepReS Scofs res
of the Latter-Day Saints, 5 O'clock to-
n''"'' SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Library Of Congress-. First and East
Capitol streets Sc. open am. to i
pm. Mondays through Fridays an: te
sags ofsn.f Esceef AbSey &c
government until December IS: 50 rare @
lection, Including the first printed classic
of science and six volumes from the press
Of the first English printer, throueh
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National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street
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Sundays; paintings and sculpture com,
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Evening star., 1948-07-07
Exchange Club Insto||s
Mott As President

Harold E. Mott. Washington radio
and communications attorney, was
installed as president of the Ex-
change Club of Washington at a
luncheon meeting yesterday in the
Willard Hotel.
Other officers installed were Al
bert c. Borghi, vice president; Har-
Evening star., 1948-07-07

am. to pm daily; display Of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Armed Services YMCA, 1875 6 street
NV, open for gym and swimming activ-
tiles.
street NV: lounge, library, writing
desk, billiard tables, radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. free canteen; open
daily, noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-07-07

ry Prentiss, secretary. and Raymond
c. Firor, treasurer. -Four new men,
bers of the board of control are
Evening star., 1948-07-07

Perm Z. Henninger, retiring presi-
dent: William r. Ackor, Charles
M. Grimm and Edgar Hicks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
PRASIDEJO MOKYKLOS

Pasibaigus vasaros atosto-
goms, j Clevelando pradines
mokyklas susirinko apie 1OO,-
900 berniuku ir mergaiciu, ir
$4,000 suejo j parapijines mo-
kyklas Clevelando distrikte.
Mokiniu skaicius symet di-
desnis negu buvo pernai.
1943 metals gausus kudikiQ
gimimas prisidejo symet prize
padauginimo skaiciQ mazyliQ
nuo 5 metq, kuriu daug atejo
pirma karta j vaiku darzelius.
Miesto Mokyklu Taryba pa
tieke savo 1949 metu mokyklu
biudzeta, kuriam nustatyta 81
tokia suma: 547,571, arba
net S2,541,143 didesne uz 194e
metu suma.
Tuo klausimu bus rudeni pa
leista balsavimas.
Cuyahoga apskrities valdy-
ba taipgi jiesko gauti $23, ,175,,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
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seimos naria?
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Visi gimines raso savesenls dokumenus pazadejimus
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DIRVOS skaitytojus Europoje argi uzmirsite?
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niu toki pagalbos pazadejima!
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parnksm tnkamus zmones pagal nurodymus jei
noe parasysm ia poper nususim Jums tik pasrasyti
Nereiks e ne pas notara ne rasyti, tk a rasta vel
sugrazinti.
Tai bus gHazus DIRVOS skaitytoju gininskumo parody
mas Jegu suksite tai paskelbsme larasyje kas ia
grazu darba padarys tauteca Europoje animal to neuz
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
NELAIMES DARBUO-
BUOSE OHIO VAL
STIJOJE

Ohio valstijoje darbininku
uzmusimu ir suzeidimu lake
darbo skaicius synet pasoko
Xxi arti karo metu pasiekusio
auksciausio skaiciaus.
1947 metals uz suzeidimus ir
susirgimus nuo darbo salygu
298,626 asmenu buvo padave
atlyginimo jieskinius. IS to
skaiciaus 1,012 buvo uzmusti
lake darbo, II visiskai suza-
lott, 1858 dalinai suzaloti.
1948 metals Xxi Rugpjucio
vidurio, 921 darbininkas zuvo
prize darbo, 16 ant visados su-
zeista, 2,5O8 dalinai suzeista.
1910 metals prie darby bu-
vo uzmusta 1,O1O darbininkq.
1945 m., pirma meta karui
pasibaigus, prie darby uzmustu
darbininku skaicius buvo 968.
Karo metu, 1943, uzmusta
darbuose 1,1O4 darbininkai.