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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07
Choir to Practice

The choir for Church Day during
the Centennial Celebration, will be
composed of choir members from
Oakland. and nearby churches, and
will meet this evening at 1880 in the
Episcopal Parish house. Mrs. Donald
r. Sincell will be the organist and
Mrs. Frederick Thayer will be the
director.
Church day will be on Sunday, Au-
gust IA, and there will be union SER
vice of worship in the afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07
Revival Scheduled

Bethel Methodist church will have
revival service at White Church,
beginning July Is to July "a. Rev,
Charles Thompson, Jr., will be the
evangelist and singer and will have
charge of the services.
A daily Vacation Bible school will
be held at Kurtz chapel, beginning
Monday, July II, from to 1880 am.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07
Hundreds of Hogs Roam Area
Following Wreck Sunday
Morning

Two Baltimore and Ohio railroad
trainmen were killed and an esti-
mated twenty-eight passengers were
injured Sunday morning, July 3, when
the railroads fast passenger, The
Diplomat, crashed into the rear of
disabled stock train east of the Deer
Park station.
DR.. E. |. Baumgartner and DR..
James Feaster, Jr., of Oakland,
treated % persons at the scene for
cuts and bruises. None appeared hurt
seriously.
The crash sent hundreds of hogs
from five derailed stock cars swarm
ing through the area.
According to the railroad the
Diplomats Diesel engine and bag
gage car also were derailed and f.
c. Fromhart, go, engineer, and w. L.
Hartman, %, fireman, both of Key
ser, were killed instantly. Both suf-
fered multiple fractures of the head
and body.
State police quoted railroad Off
Gals as saying the air hose on the
freight train, also eastbound, broke
and stalled the train in a "cut."
The cause of the train wreck re-
manned a mystery. R. A. j. Morrison,
Cumberland division superintendent,
said the block safety system was
working perfectly and that the flag
man on the stalled freight was out
and signaled to the engineer on the
Diplomat. "The approach signal 20
the main block gave a showdown
sign" Morrison said. The Diesel hit
the caboose of the freight about 100
feet past the block which gave sig
nal to stop and proceed slowly.
"The flagman for the freight was
also out and reported the engineer on
the Diesel acknowledged him." 1t was
estimated the Diplomat was travelling
at about As miles per hour when the
crash occurred.
Hours after the collision occurred
squealing pigs still were running over
the country side. E. S. Evans in Terra
Alta purchased all hogs, both dead
and alive, captive and running at
large. Many of the hogs which num-
bered about 800 in all were smashed
in the cars while others that had been
injured were shot.
B. and O. workmen began almost
Immediately to clear both east and
westbound tracks. Wrecking crews
managed to have the westbound track
cleared by II a. M, but it was not I'M
til early Monday that trains were
able to travel over the eastbound.
News of the wreck spread quickly
and large crowd was on the scene
most of the day watching workmen
release the hogs from the cars and
later clear up the wreckage.
Mr. Fromhart, native of Newburg,
is survived by his widow, one son,
Paul E. Fromhart Keyser, brother
and two sisters.
Mr.. Hartman, World War II veter-
an, is survived by his widow, three
children, and his parents, of Keyser.
A funeral service was held Tues
day for Hartman, while requiem
mass for Fromhart was conducted on
Wednesday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07
Fatally Injured On
Savage River Dam

A 53-year-old Wellersburg, Pa,
man died enroute to Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland, yesterday after
noon after truck accidentally
backed over him while he was work
ing on the Savage River dam project.
The victim was Elmer Arthur Peter
brink.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07

Miss Marie Hardesty was among the
advanced group that graduated from
the Maryland Medical Secretarial
School in Hagerstown, June so. She
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 7. Hard
esty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07

The Senate passed the Taft labor
bill by vote of SLAP, thus approving
continuation of most of the major
provisions of the Hartley act.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-07

Miss Edith Isner, of Clarksburg,
was a guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Lem
inert, over the holiday weekend.
Edgar Meyers, also of Clarksburg,
spent the Fourth at the Lemmert
home.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Marriage License
.AppIicotions

Under d. C. laD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one dug. 1pait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Clarence Pendleton. 25. Fort Belvoir. Va,
" and and Mary n Jones. e, PIG st; n; e..
Henry Tgeh Hsnsford snsoee e. ib9 Heckman st..
l-' Sc. and Aiiene Rorls. II, 4ss N St; s.W
HsnGs mr. heussR sotR q The nsliRa New"
Robert sisk.. 81, and Robbie Welborn. 10.
,,,,, both St ..Sa AlsSxsndr5ts' ys y.saes a. r, NV
M'isea ana GhuTfS1a RRoass; ss zs4 g
and Mary Lsyet 49, pa4h Arlington "a VA
'0e@ Odessa Avfi Wilson. %, e. ~ oaebee pl NV
St., and Hannah Davis. s6' 1913 1lth
Henry Green 1S 4sSe S2e4 Hayes ayss. St + me- and
Gerald croftotI 2G Of Ranne sSling AT FoTcs as
James sssh Williams; q, and and SADIE Dent rs,
A1bert Desh COMBS z, % ss. and Martha Lssenbee,
IS, both Of Camden, N. J..
James @ SsnSstf: FL .sd5. s1s p.ak st iT Nd
william villa H Perrsman, S5' $0iS 18th s.; ne.
and Ethel Spivey. %, 1143 Sixth ST.
Daniel Davis, "a, 1877 Kalorama I'd. NV,
and Hattie Williams. 80, 46S Myrtle St.
A Rssf,sE Al aeS S0sr 49, Sfn Min0r ADAMS Ma
,ossRR M E r. 1898 41.ss sinss st nd NV
Easa sns krhs ksifs a2ns a. 81 II 18th atao s.
June Cooke, l9, 4640 Hill Top ter. sc;
william BROWN 81 1lae 1913 ssin. si 81 g. nna ns
Arthur Bareer. 90, l74e Columbia I'd.
NV, and Nancy o'Hara, 10, 1924 La
william TTn b. sr,ahs, & 20, Bensenville, H.. and
Ruth Call, "a, 1852 Mintwood pl. Nv
Joseph Carter. %, 1926 ! St. ne, ana
Myrtle weaver, 20, s11 2lst st. ne.
Charles Stanton, SO, Rockville, ND, ano
Mary OBrien,' 81, 29o9 PennsyNan'a
walter Tyrrell. SO. and Helen Heinze, 40,
both Of the carroll Arms Hotel.
william Berg, %, 1853 Harvard Ct. nv.
and Mildred Campbell. 26, 4l2o 18TH
Grady M A Horner, 20. 1871 H st. me-, and
Barbara Carter, 910 St: s.w. ,..,.u
chef soS Brown W 2s sba caTs Va
"il1ldm ana Betty sa'sni driss. as seSt 1920 st. se
Matthew Stroup. ,jr, 81, Gastonia, n e.
and Hazel Reid, 20, 174O Euclid ct.
william Hutcheson, SO, and ona Laverty.
4S. both of Arlington:
Alfred HewbeE5y ns E,.bstb s 29 Ns eEle soo5 g.
Robert stroup. 25, 4Oo4 1st pl. s.w., and
Evening star., 1949-08-10

George H. Tucker. SO, 21o5 Eye st. NV.
Lula s. Lamp, 65, 916 10th st. ne.
CLYDE W. Kennedy, SO, 3058 Monroe st..
Paul L. Holker, 80. 2215 Douglas st. ne.
Eileen g: Mosteller. 40. 143l Fairmont
ave. NV.
Mary L. Martin, 43, 2314 Que st. Sc.
Lester A.: Sprinkle. 20, Arlington, Va.
Jan M Bost. infant, Hyattsville, Md,
Infafnt Franklin, 2. 524 18th st. ne.
Infant Peck, /, $500 A St NV.
Infant Kspson, 1908 Clifton st. NV.
Infant Bradsher, 324 9th ST.
Infant LLOYD, B. Arlington. Va.
Infant Williams, l, Landover Hills, Md.
Infant Jacoby, Alexandria. Va.
Earnestine Thomas, 16, 800 F st. sw.
Henry J. Mitchell. SO, 755 Princeton pl.
NV.
william H. Tibbs. "a. 212 Bryant st. NV.
Frank e. Thompson, so, Laurel. Md.
Thomas Williams, ~. 1765 Willard ST.
NV.
James e. Morris, 70. 1909 W st. NV.
Lewis Tillman, 81, 5111 Ayers pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Paul and Nettie German. boy.
Jerome and Anna Gibbons, girl.
Albert and Doris Hamilton, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Harry. girl.
Carl and Ruby Hornbeak, boy.
Edward and Barbara johnson, girl.
Joseph and Florence Kahn. girl;
Harold and Shirley Kaplan, girl.
Earl and Sara Kasdorf, boy.
Willard and Grace Lewis, girl.
George and Gertrude Marsden, boy.
Herbert and Magdalen Meyle,, boy.
Orville and Doris Miller. girl.
Thomas and Rose Moorehead. girl.
Edgar and Ruth Ranck. boy.
Enos and Ann Ray, boy.
Alfred and Frances Reiter, boy.
Connie and Elizabeth Rufiner,, boy.
Joseph and Thelma Scheffer, boy.
Elmer and Gertrude Schick, boy.
Herbert and June Sheldon. girl.
Casper and Myrtle Sickmen. boy.
James and Carrie Spicer, girl.
Thomas and Margaret Sweeney, boy.
John and Anna Thompson. boy.
Charles and Gertrude Troiano. boy.
Daniel and Dorothea Trout, boy.
Franklin and Odessa Tuck. boy.
Robert and Ruth Walker, girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

rich. The dependable way-unlike
pan-browning alone.
Kitchen Bouquet is an exclusive
70-year-old secret Of gravy max
ing, an artful blend Of IS choicest
vegetables, herbs and spices. It's
made to do for gravy just what
sps'd do II we had the know-how-
it emphasizes the natural flavor.
Yes, Kitchen Bouquet brings out
gravy's true meat taste. It's the in
expensive way to get deep brown
color, rich flavor, every time.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Harriet shisler. 20, II Keel Green s.w:
Marion spencer, 81, Arlington, Va, and
Darlene Allshouse, 10, Raleigh Hotel.
Abraham Clark, Al, 216 Canal st. s.w.'
Robert BiggerstafY, 20, 623 Princeton pl.
NV. and Peggy Smith, 1s, s1S goth
st. ne.
hnfh Of 7O3 4th st. a
Evening star., 1949-08-10

and pour-preferably into thin
glasses. (You might even want to
chill them.) That real root flavor
mmm. You try 1t. And save from
18 to rs cents while you're doing it.
What I mean is If you buy one car
ton (6 bottles) Of Hires instead Of
t,Do cartons Of most other popular
soft drinks :. you get just as many
glasses from Hires and save up to
Is cents.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
TO HEAR THE MEN TELL IT

favorite dessert-in a package. Ap-
pies, spice, piecrust mix-every-
thing but the sugar and water. In
just is minutes you can have q de-
licious homemade pie ready to bake.
Pyeduick apples are al,Days tart,
delightful. The quick dried slices
just need water to restore their
fresh flavor. The pastry? You'll
see, someone's sure to say, '7Mmm,
1t melts in the mouth"
Evening star., 1949-08-10
NEWT MEAT TREATS FOR TOTS I

1uess tDhat Gerber's have done
" now to make baby's meals even
more deliciously nutritious2
Well, they've added luscious Ar
mour quality meats to an already
wide variety Of good-tasting Ger
ber's Cereals, Soups, Fruits, Vege-
tables and Desserts!
And what meats! Beef, veal and
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Halt The Fun of Pic.
mics is getting OF the beat
en- path-but that's where
poison ivy grows! So II you
run into
p olson
ivy or oak
or sun1ac,
r e m e m /.
Der that
ntIre bak.

ing soda gives quick relief.
Wash thoroughly with laun-
dry soap and hot water.
Then apply q paste Of Arm
& Hammer or Cow Brand
Baking Soda and cover with
wet cloths. Replace the paste
every 3 or 4 hours, and keep
cloths wet.
This soothing soda paste
is effective for the discom-
fort of sunburn and insect
bites too. My summer sup
plies always include an ex-
ira box of baking soda
useful in 101 ways.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

tors say are needed even by very
tiny tots.
Smoothly strained for wee be-
ginners-f1nely chopped for tykes
with q few teeth, Gerber's Strained
and Junior Meats are one lou price.
Your grocer should have them for
you, right now!
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Out Of The Roasting Pan
into the gravy boat goes the rich


brow n gravy
that "tells" q
good cook. And
one good cook
tells another
that Kitchen
Bouquet is the
" q y to m a X e
gravy extra
brown. extra.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

PORK shoulder
and tender ham
Is packed by
HORNED, q name
famous for good
food. You'll
make your own
name for good
food, too, with
vo,1r temntinp
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Births Reported
rrom tn. D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics.

(From the D. c. Bureau OF vital StatIstlt
Edward and Dorothy Adams, girl.
Leon and Hortense Auerbach, boy.
Raymond and Sarah Bartholow, boy.
Robert and Ruth Coffman. girl.
John and Mary Curry. boy.
Burton and Norma Davis girl,
Eugene and Nora Douglas, girl.
William and Janet Duean, girl.
Christopher and Ruth Dunntgan. girl.
Francis and Louise Enfante,. boy.
Roald and Betty Evensen, girl.
Jimmy and Barbara Faour, boy.
william and Nettie Fox, boy.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

and flovors Of fruit. One part honey 10
sour red cherries and bIoekberries. Did
somebody soy deep dish? That's for
me. What comes next is for you-so do
come along with me and see what
new ideos and recipes the column
hos for you today.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

liver with
several servings
in every canl AL
lean meat-no
W q s t e | AM d
t h e s e m e a t s
bring Baby the
complete pro-
teirS that dor,
Evening star., 1949-08-10

George and Sullivan wilsus, girl.
James and Madeline Bradley, sirl
Wilbur and Barbara Crawley, boy.
Jasper and Flora Crowder. boy.
Clyde and Eta Drayton, boy.
James and Constance Ellis, boy.
Nathaniel and Catherine Hall, boy.
Charles and Gloria Marshall, boy.
Earl and Louvinia Mathis. boy.
Timothy and Gertrude Matthews, girl.
Hugh and Mabel Mines. boy.
Reginald and Hollie Morton, boy.
Lewis and Mary Porter, boy.
Howard and Jeanne Shorter, boy.
Douglas and Alberta Smith, girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

ice and the man
is right. It's much
more delicious !
OF course you
must let the bot
ties stay in your
refrigerator until
tn eyre tingly
cold Then omen
Evening star., 1949-08-10

all they want Of something they
like so much? For q dreamy dessert
calling for second helpings ! sug.
gest-
Prepare Royal Gelatin Dessert,
strawberry, raspberry Or cherry
flavor, a. directed. Chill. When
thickening, add l Y cups Of sliced
strawberries. Chill until firm.
'There are z luscious fiavors that
taste like the fresh, ripe fruit IT.
self.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

And The Man Said, ssNeuer,
Neuer, NeUer add ice to Hires
it dulls the velvet edge and SPAR
king flavor Of a really great drink"
So tried q glass of Hires without
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Il DOCTORS SAY YES

ALL Il are leading child specialists.
"A They say that Royal Gelatin
Desserts are doubly ideal for chill
dren. Ideal "a because they're high
Evening star., 1949-08-10

money and oh,
what q joy it
is t o u s e I I
wouldn't want
anything differ
ent II I were q
m i1lion aire.
Such delicate,
countrv.Sweet
Evening star., 1949-08-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

Ada v. Hill, SO, 1928 Sherman ave. NV
Nella G. Stewart, 5S, Is T st. NV.
Forrest Anderson, 55, 27 Eye st. ne.
Harry Banks, 46, 1881 M st. NV.
Bessie M. Rollins, SO, 1109 New Jersey
ave. NV.
Helen Jones %, 1112 5th ST. NV.
James Miller. 21. 622 Quebec pl NV.
Infant Neal, 1928 57th ave. ne.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

f1avorl Such fine nutrition! Yes,
flavor, nutrition, conom-e-e-Blue
Bonnet Margarine gives all 8! Take
my tip-get lb. today. You can
color it in 2 minutes in its YEL-
LOW-QUIK bag.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

1nFood-Energy!
Ideal ca be-
cause Of their
easy digestibil-
ity! And isn't it
pleasant to be
able to let your
children have
Evening star., 1949-08-10
sPAM-cHEF's STYLE

Arrange thin slices SPAN in shall
low dish. Pour over marinadc of
peeled, sliced garlic Glove, " cup
salad oil, n cup herb or wine
vinegar. Let stand several hours
covered In refrigerator. Bring to
room temperature before cooking.
Coat each slice with fine crumbs,
pantry both sides in . little fat.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Je55IE'5N&|;7;zi;;6!se'e!s&1{ I; g! e e.

Berry Pie For Your Honey, and pIeose mo'om, honey
for your bees like honey for sweetenins Ifs
not only fine natural susa but honey brings the bouquet
fruit One honey ports sugar about right for rhvbab
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Of

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.)
Mary T. Lawson, IS, 1928 st. Sc.
Walter S. Gray, n, Arlington, Va.
Perley G. Nutting. rs, 3216 Oliver st. NV
Charles H. Saffell, 75, 1888 Ontario rd
NV
George o. Briggs, ~, soldiers Home.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Carl Gets University Post

DR.. Norman Carl, editor of the
"Our Neighbor" textbook series,
has been appointed associate pro-
fessor of geography at American
University, DR.. Paul F. Douglass,
university president, announced
today. DR.. Carl Is q former chief
Evening star., 1949-08-10

SPAN variations. And do stock up
well. SPAM-au solid meat-con-
tinues to be the best buy for your
money. ALI solid meat!
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Set The Stage For SPAM-
it's hit every time you present it,
hot or cold, In a hundred delicious
ways. This exclusive blend Of Juicy
Evening star., 1949-08-10
-. there's Just no dessert like home

ICS5Cl v llAC 4l0&4&V@
made apple pie
with ice cream.
w ell, there's S
nothing to stop
us from serving
what they love
best now that
Betty Crocker's
Apple PyeQuick's
Evening star., 1949-08-10
NOVEL TEA SANDWICHES

Spread with Blue Bonnet,
creamed and mixed with an equal
amount of preserves or jam. Cut
off crusts, then "frost" top with
seasoned cream cheese moistened
with q little milk.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
IT'S FUN 70 SAVE MONEY!

THAT's WHAT I DISCOVERED when 7
!. started using Blue Bonnet Mar
garine. It's priced to save you real
Evening star., 1949-08-10
YOU CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY

THnDREN ADORE Cream Of Wheat"
" because it's creamy-smo- o-o-oth,
and so delicious. Mothers know
how quickly it gives energy, how
easy it is to digest, even for the
Evening star., 1949-08-10

come to stay. Here is every mans
Evening star., 1949-08-10

youngest. Dad
nightly enjoys
a second break
fast helping at
! e S s t h q n a
penny per man
S i z e d b o W /.
That's the kind
of unanimous
Evening star., 1949-08-10

enjoyment tnatS mace cream OF
Wheat" a great family cereal-fa-
nous for flavor. -'
What's more, fast-cooking, En-
riched S Minute Cream of Wheat"
gives you extra health builders
Vitamin b., Iron, Calcium, Phos-
phorus.
Be thrifty with juices and please
your folks, too. Use leftover
canned or cooked fruit juices 10
flavor-enrich your breakfast
"Crean1 of Wheat.
The words Cream Of Wheat"
and the familiar Cream Of Wheat"
Chef pictured on the package are
both registered trademarks Of The
Cream of Wheat Corporation.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
DARBO-BUTO GARANTIJU

blanku naujas siuntinys ateina
j DIRVA. Ju nemokamai gall
gauti visi, kas atvyks ] redak-
cija pasiimti.
Pastu del blanku prasom
kreiptis ne j DIRVA, tiesiai
j BALFo centra, 1O5 Grand St.,
Brooklyn II, N. Y. DIRVA
blanku uzsakymu pastu neprii-
ma, nes netikslinga du kartu
ta patti dalyka siuntineti, kada
galima tiesiai gauti.
Nors Clevelando BALFo sky
rial tue tarpu, berods, dar ME
ko nedaro garantiju vajaus
reikalu, bet jis vyksta savai-
me. Pirmasis blanku siuntinys
garantijq davejams isdalintas
per kelias dienas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02
LietuviQ! Diena RochesteTy
kalba
Junginems Vastybems del ietuviu kanciq

viu ir estQ) rusu misija darba-
vosi dvi savaites, ikalbinedama
stovyklos gyventojus grizti j sa-
vo krastus. Is visu 5,400 tik vie
mas pasirinko grizima j komu-
nistQ valdoma tevyne.
"Tada as supratau, -kalbe-
jo Heating, - kad negaletu bu-
tt geresniu Amerikos pilieeiu,
kaip Sic zmones."
Senatoriaus kalba pertrauk-
davo lietuviu plojimai uz Sir
dinga ir tiesu zodi.
Senatorius Heating yra cia
zinomas, kaip didelis DIP prize
telius. Jis, pavyzdziui, bu-
damas New Orleano uoste ir
suzinojes, kad yra viena trem-
tine, kuri vyksta j Rochester,,
paeme ja i lektuva, vykdamas i
Washingtona, kur jai suteike
salygas pamatyti miesta ir Bal
tuosius Rumus. Paskui nupirko
bilieta lektuvu ir isleido Ro-
chesterl, kur seimai pasiunte
telegrama, kad sutiktQ aero sto-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

MIKAsIENE (satkiute) Ona,
pusamze, mire birzelio 25 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Raseiniq ap.,
Kaltinenu par, Gauciu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 metus.
MARKUNAS Mykolas, Is metu,
mire birzelio 8 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Birzu ap., Joniskelio par,
Ceniskiu km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno so metQ.
RAKAUSKIENE (Bubliauskai-
te) Ona, pusamze, mire bir-
zelio 13 d., Chicago, Ill. (Tau-
RACES ap., Kvedarnos par,
Stirbiskiu km.) Amerikoj is
gyvenO 80 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

ty. Toks demesys tremtinei pa
liko neisdildoma ispudi.
Lietuviai Senatorial Heating
pareiske dekinguma, iteikdami
jam tautinio memo isdirbiniu do
vana Qekste ir juostele). 10
dukrai Miss Judy buvo iteikta
geliq.
Pc to Senatorius Heating ziu-
rejo tautiniu sokiu ir klausesi
dainQ. Senatorius, padekojes
sventes rengejams, isvyko pa
tenkintas.
ALT skyriaus pirmininkas P.
Norkeliunas, kun. P. Valiukas
ir visi sventes ruosos dalyviai
dirbo be atlyginimo = is pasi-
aukojimo ir uzsitarnavo visuo-
menes padekos ir pagarbos.
Aciu jums uz suteikta NUNS
dziaugsma.
Pajamu tureta $1,275.83, is
laidas apmokejus like $3.50. :,
Sis pelnas eina ALT ir BALI
kason, didesniems tautos rel
kalams. Pr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-02

ANDRULIENE Darata (Predai-
te), seno amziaus, mire bir-
zelio 10 d., Chicago, Ill. (Pa-
nevezio par, Karuzu kaimo)
Amerikoj isgyveno 46 metus.
MAzEIKIENE (Rupsaite) Ka-
zimiera, pusamze, mire blr-
zelio 10 d., Chicago, iii. (Tau-
RACES ap., Kvedarnos par,
Kakiskiu km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno "a metus.
JATKEVICIENE Barbora (Ado-
maityte), pusamze, mire bir-
zelio IL d., Chicago, III. (Tel-
siu ap., Raudenu par, Girl
ninku kaimo). Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metu.
DINAPAS Vincentas, pusamzis,
mlre birzelio Is d., Chicago,
Ill. (Raseiniu ap., Kaltinenu
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metus.
S1MUTIS James, pusamzis, mi
re birzelio II d., Chicago, Ill.
Amerikoj isgyveno so metu.
VAICIUNAS Petras, SO metu,
mire birzelio II d. Chicago,
Ill. (Ukmerges ap., zemaitkie-
mio par, Grikeniu km.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
DARESH (Bendikaite) Tillie,
80 metQ, mire birzelio 20 d.,
Chicago, III. Gimus Benld, Ill.
VALANCIUNIENE (Kavaliaus-
kaite) Veronika, pusamze, mi
re birzelio Fl d., Chicago, Ill.
(BirzQ ap., Krincino par,
zvirgzdes kaimo). Amerikoj
isgyveno As metus.
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MIRIMAI.
MIRE IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI

zmics apie mirusus Lietuvus siame skyriue tapnama
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MIN. LOZORAICIO
ATVYKIMAS
{ Atkelta is limo pusl. !

AIhClCd ID l-LlO puSl.
Jeigu tai antrasis atvejis, tai
SUI nusistebejimu turetumem
klausti - kokiu tikslu tai pa
daryta? Ar tik siaip sau, "del
sensacijos", ar tai bandymas
sutrukdyti st. Lozoraicio atvy-
kima net ir parodos atidaryti?
Tas klausimas, zinoma, neil
gai trukus paaiskes. Ir butume
laimingi, kad jis paaisketu tik
j geraja puse.
DRAUGAS, pakartodamas ta
pacia telegrama lietuviskai, taip
ia vercia: %. LietuvOs vyriau-
sybes uzsieny pareigunai kita
menesi susirinksia Washingto-
ne. ;" ir tt".,-si>si ~
Prize to dedama pastaba, kad
Lietuvos vyriausybes uzsieny
dar nera sudaryta ir todel to-
kios vyriausybes pareigunu SUI
sirinkimo negales butt. Cia pat
primena, kad Europoje veikia
VLIKas ir jo atstovai neseniai
lankesi Washingtone.
Tas tiesa, kad Lietuvos wy
riausybe uzsienyje nera suda-
ryta, bet taip pat tiesa, kad
dar turime Lietuvos vyriausy-
bes pareigunq uzsienyje ir ju
susirinkimai gall butt ir net
yra buve. Net ir be jokiq ke-
lioniu is Europos, vien tik Lie
tuvos pasiuntinys su cia esan-
ciais Lietuvos konsulais ir XII
tais esam3is pareigunais gall
susirinkti ir gall svarstyti ivai-
rius klausimus. Argi DRAUGAS
mano, kad tokiu Lietuvos Wy
riausybes -pareigunq. susirinki-
mas negali ivykti?
Yra didelis klausimas, ar te-
legramos autorius zodelius 'in
exile" taiko prie government"
ar prie "Oficials''. LaikraStis
uzdejo antraste "Lith. Exile
Regime To Meet in us" Betgi
amerikieciai zurnalistai ne per-
daug laikosi tikslumo tokiuose
klausimuose. Juk, berods, ir V.
Sidzikauska kai kurie laikras-
ciai cia titulavo Lietuvos Mi
nisteriu Pirmininku in exile :. :.
O juk, kaip teisingai DRAUGAS
pastebi, toxic nera -.
DRAUGAS uzdejo antraste
"Atvyksta St. Lozoraitis", nors
kalbamoje telegramoje nera nei
vieno zodzio apie St. Lozorai-
clio asmeniska dalyvavima pa
reigunu susitikime".
Isdestome tai sarysy SUI pa
roda, kad galvojanti visuomene
galetu atskirti tikras zinias nuo
neatsakingu speliojimu ar, net
piktu tikslu turinciu gandu.