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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Body of American Girl Killed
In Paris Fall to Be Flown Back
Patricia Hunter, II,
Died in no. Foot Drop
From EiffeI Tower
BY the Associated Press

PARIS. Oct. 10. The body OF
Patricia Hunter, the Port Chester
IN. " art student who plunged
to her death from the Eiffel Tower
yesterday. will be flown to New
York this week end, the American
Embassy said today.
The Embassy said this was re-
quested in cable signed by Alex
ander Hunter of Sewickley, Pa
Mr.. Hunter was described as the
girls uncle.
The Embassy said the body
probably will leave Paris SUNDAY
for Rye, N. Y. The girls mother
is Mrs. Joseph F. Hunter of Rye.
Miss Hunter, 81, fell to hel
death from the second platform
of the Eiffel Tower, 984-foot
Partisan landmark.
Reported i'll recently, she
dropped ITO feet to the first plat
form at the spreading base of the
tower. French police said she
had destroyed her papers during
an hour of waiting, but hel
Identity was established by torn
checkbooks and a check made out
to her. These were found in her
handbag. along with a French
English dictionary.
CHILL DrnLo- -, ELL
Her skull was broken by the
fall. Her only jewelry was j wrist
watch. still running when her
body was picked up. A pretty
brunette, she was wearing a gray
suit with brown hat and match
ing gloves.
The tower has been the scene
Of various violent deaths in the
past. A young man committed
suicide by hurting himself from
the same platform about two
years ago.
Mrs. Yvonne Lard, a French
woman who described herself as
a friend of the Hunter family,
confirmed the police identification
of the body at the morgue. Mrs.
Lizard said the girl had planned
to enroll in an art school, but
had been i'll and unable to sleep
recently. Miss Hunter was re-
ported to have seen a doctor
Monday.
She came to Paris in early Sep
TENDER. She stayed for several
weeks in a student dormitory on
the Boulevard st. Marcel, in the
Left Bank quarter. Friends at the
dormitory described her as "a
charming. beautiful girl" who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Blast Damages Cabins
On Old Liner Europa
BY the Associated Press

bY me AssoeIofed PFest
ST. NAZAIRE, France, Oct. 10
An exploding acetylene tank sci
aflre some 100 cabins yesterday
aboard the former German liner
Europa, being refitted here as the
Liberte.
After four hours, firemen halted
the spread of flames. Damage
was reported serious on one deck
amidships. Authorities said nc
sabotage appeared to be involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
British Trade Treaty
Ro titled by Czechs
BY the Assoeiofed Pres,

PRAGUE. Oct. ia fve-year
trade and financial agreement
with Britain, covering a two-way
exchange of goods worth about
f110.000,0o0 (s308 .000,00 was
ratified by the Czech government
yesterday.
A communique said the Czech
cabinet also had approved an
agreement to compensate Britain
for British property nationalized
here.
The agreements were signed in
London September ~. At that
time 1t was announced the Czechs
had agreed to pay $4,000, 900
1922, 100000 over the next 10
years for the nationalized prop
erty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

studying French in preparation
for the art lessons.
She moved four days ago to
the home Of Edmond Guespereau,
retired French Army general,
in the fashionable Passy district.
Guespereau said Miss Hunter
seemed to have changing moods,
but most Of the time was quite
cheerful.
The checkbooks that aided in
the Identification were from the
Guaranty Trust Co. Miss Hunter
vase reported to have gone to
that bank recently with a letter
of introduction from Howard
Park, president of the Rye Ma
tional Bank.
Friends in Rye said the girls
father, a lawyer, died 10 years
ago.
Authorities at Sarah Lawrence
College in Bronxville. N. Y, said
Miss Hunter attended that COL
lege in 194l and 1912.
At Rye. an aunt, Mrs. Lee
Hunter. said the young woman's
death could only have been an
accident.
The aunt said she had recently
been with Miss Hunter in Paris
and "everythinp seemed RI he very
happy and satisfactory"
She said Miss Hunters mother
had not been informed from Paris
of the death.
Miss Hunter made her debut in
1910 at Rye and In l943 was mar
ried to Kip Soldwedel. son Of Mrs.
Florence Porter of Summit, N. j..
and Frederick A. Soldwedel of
New York and Nassau, in the
Bahamas. They were divorced
ahoI1t q veor later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

The situation first broke out in
the open some months ago, when
many hearing examiners with long
years of Government service were
found to be ineligible to continue
on their jobs. Some of them
charged they were being discrimi-
mated against by the Civil Service
Commissions Citizens Advisory
Board. which conducted the new
exams, because of their New Deal
backgrounds.
Since then new hearing exam
liner, eligibles list has been set up.
And the Citizens Advisory Board
quit in huff over a difference of
policy with the commission. The
board charged the commission
bungled the entire hearing exam
liner rating program. Thus far,
the commission has remained
silent about the controversy.
AIR FORCE-The Air Force
Department has followed the lead
OF the Navy Department in help
ing to find unemployment for dis
placed careerists. 1t is setting up
a program whereby it hopes to
aid these displaced workers.
X X
MYSTERY-This months TO-
page issue of the District Sen
tinel, the official publication of
the District Department of the
AFL American Federation of Gov
eminent Employees, announces. on
page 6, that There is no page 7
IN this issue"
Seeking to check the mystery,
this column called one Of the
union officials.
"Oh. that's nothing" he said.
Last month we didn't have a
page g."
BLOCKED - Last minute at
tempts to get Senate approval of
the House-passed bills to assess
less severe penalties in Hatch Act
violations and to permit profess
slonal personnel OF the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronau-
tics to attend accredited graduate
schools for research and study
were blocked in the Senate.
The bills are not dead, but they
will have to wait until next year
to be brought up for Senate &C
ton again.
PHA-The Public Housing Ad-
mlnistration now has started to
hire for its expanded housing &C
tlvlties, as a result Of Congress
final approval of the funds for
the program, contained in the
supplemental appropriations bill.
+*AA
GAO-Eighty more General Ac-
counting employees are being
downgraded in salaries. They are
clerical workers in GAGS Recon-
Citation and Clearance Division
and are being dropped one and
two grades.
GAO denoted 225 employees
from one to three grades last
month, as result of the agency's
budget cuts. The new 80 down.
gradings, however, are not a result
of appropriation cuts. but of re-
organization in the division, de-
signed to effect more efficiency
and economy. the GAO says.
4
AWARD-Former Representa-
tive Robert Ramspeck of Geor-
gia, who headed the House Civil
Service Committee and now Is ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
More People Prefer
Star Classified Ads
For Results

People placed over l4,500
more Miscellaneous for Sale"
CLASSIFIED ads in The Star than
in the three other Washington
newspapers combined during
the first nine months of this
year.
This overwhelming prefer
ence for The Star comes from
those who know quick and sat-
isfactory results pay dividends.
To place a classified ad
always phone Washingtons
leading classified medium
THE STAR. Sterling 5000. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Bank Admit
$4,000 Fraud, but
Can't Be Prosecuted

COLUMBIA, Pa, Oct. ia AZ.
year-old bank president headed
for a Baltimore bank today to re-
move more than $4,000 from a
safe deposit box in the windup OF
one of the strangest cases ever tc
come before a Pennsylvania court
Philip Glatfelter, president OF
the Columbia Trust Co., admitted
he defrauded his creditors. But
under Pennsylvania law, he CAM
be punished for his action.
He was accompanied on his trip
to Baltimore's Union Trust Co. by
a deputy sheriff and an attorney
for his creditors.
Unprecedented Case.
The case, which attorneys here
said is unprecedented in Pennsyl-
vania and possibly in the United
States, began a year ago when g
Lancaster County jury found that
Glatfelter owed $4,000 to Il
creditors for materials and labor
on a housing project.
Nothing further happened unit
yesterday when Glatfelter ap.
peared before Judge Oliver S
Schaeffer to tell what he had done
with his assets.
Under Pennsylvania law, cred.
jfOrS ron b,.i,,o n ,,ooo ;oto oa,,,,
to tell what he did with his assets
But the defendant can not bt
prosecuted for any truthful thins
ne says from the witness stand.
Admits Selling Assets.
Yesterday Glatfelter freely ad.
.mitted from the stand he had sole
his assets for more than $4,000,
in order to avoid paying hi.
creditors.
Further. he said. he had taker
the money from his own banl
and placed it in safe deposit il
Baltimore.
Judge Schaeffer said that i
Glatfelter had not told the truth
he would have been subject t
charges of perjuE or contemp
OF court-but OF no criminal &C.
cuSation
Attorneys for both sides wen
into conference after the hear.
ing and decided that Glatfelte,
would go to Baltimore, take tn,
cash from the safe deposit DO,
and turn 1t over to his creditors
And that, they said. would WING
up the matter of the man wht
admitted he practiced fraud, bu
can't be punished for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

H u m p h r e y.
D e m o crat. of
Minnesota are
expected to re-
main here dur
ing part of the
on & reSsional
recess to con-
duct the hear
ings.
c m m | ttee
m G m b e rs say
they have an
open mind" on
t he situation
and want to
get to the bot
tom Of thinue ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
-Four Students Honored
By Automofive ENGINEERS

Four engineering students of
District area colleges were hon.
ored last night at a dinner meet
ing OF the Washington. section
1of the Society of Automotive
Engineers at the Burlington
Hotel.
Three of the students received
cash prizes and one honorable
mention for engineering essays
which they prepared in connec-
ton with their regular courses.
Each also received a years men,
bership in the society.
Frank G. Stewart, chairman of
the Washington section. an
nounced the following winners,
who were guests of the society
last night: Frank Martin, jr.,
Greenbelt, Md. University of
Maryland. first prize, $50; J. w.
Miller, Hagerstown, Md, Univer-
sity of Maryland, second prize,
S25; Herbert Marsteller, Airing
ton, Va, George Washington Uni
versity. third prize. SIS, and Har-
ry S. Small, jr., Takoma Park,
University of Maryland, honorable
mention
J. w. Walker of the Applied
Physics Laboratory, Johns Hop
kins University, at Silver Spring
discussed rocket and ram jet
supersonic power plants.
| First lifeboat station in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
Congress in Brief

SenaLt.
Seeks action on farm bill 80 as
to adjourn for the year. E.;
House:
Acts on farm bill.
Armed Services Committee hears
further Air Force testimony on
armed services row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Hiring of Hearing Examiners
Banned Pending Investigation
By Joseph Young

The Senate Civil Service Committee has ordered the National
Labor Relations Board the Interstate Commerce Commission and
other Federal regulatory hiring hearing
liners from civil service lists until the committee holds its nvega
ltion of the Governments hearing examiner situation.
committee plans hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

At a distance of 1000 miles
above the earth. the atmosphere
may be too thin to transmit sound
waves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

First lifeboat station in the
United States was built in 1907
at Cohasset. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

Joseph Youno's Federal Spot
light radio broadcast is heard
every Saturday at SIS pm.
over WMAL, The Star station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

over the selection and grading OF
Federal hearing examiners short
ly after Congress goes home.
Chairman Johnston and Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-19

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital Current month to data.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-19
Jau 60 dienu, kaip esu Anne.

Jau 60 dienu, kaip esu Anne.
rikoj.
Jau 1876 kartus buvau klaus.
tas "Kaip patinka Amerika ?"
Jau 184 kartus esu sakes vi
sokiausius komplimentus Ameri-
kai.
Nusistaciau ir as kai ko pa
klausti. Prize pirmos progos, pa
klaustas, kaip patinka Amerika,
tuoj ir droziu:
Puikiai! O kaip jums pa
tinka 'dypukai"?
Atsakymas pasigirsta CANA
neskubiai:
- Well =. Gerai, gerai, kad
atvaziuoja.
Vienas, taciau, prie to "gerai
gerai" dar pridure:
- Natal, draugas, man rodos,
kad tie "dypukai' labai greit
pradeda Amerika kritikuoti ir
mus mokyti. Mes, draugas, cia
jau 40 metu, geriau zinom,
kaip gyventi. Naujam atvazia-
vusiam cia reikia mokytis, o ne
kitus mokyti
- HIM -. Tai kaip gi cia
yra? Argi Amerika nera lais-
yes ir demokratijos Sails?
- Yes, zinoma, kad yra!
- Tai reiskia, kad galima
kiekvienam savo nuomone pa
sakyti?
- Well, sakykit JUS ka tik
norit, niekas jusu uz tai ka-
lejima nepasodins, bet visgi j.
OF, kai pagyvensit sioj sally
tick, kick mes gyvenom - tada
kalbekit, o dabar geriau yra pri-
siziureti =.
- Keturios desimtys metu
Truputi per ilgai laukti. Tai jau
NUNS taip ir neteks pasinaudo-
tt Americas zodzio laisve -.
- Kam keturias desimtis, pa
gyvenk nors pora metu ir jau
kitaip kalbesi -.
20 kas butu, jei ir po poros
metu ta patti kalbeciau?
- Well Palauk, pamatysi,
suprasi -.
Taaaiip =. O va, mano
vienas pazistamas jau treti me-
tai, kaip cia gyvena. Ana sa-
waite persikele j nauja buta. Pa
kele langu uzuolaidas, kad sau-
les daugiau ieitu, atidare lam
gus, kad orc daugiau butu ir
kad kambariai issivedintu nuo
dregno kvapO, - tai savinin-
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

Laugaliene Maria - Flushing,
l.. l., n. Y.
Listanderyte Aldona - West
Hartford, Conn.
Liutikaite Evelyna, Sioux City,
Iowa.
Lukosevicius Mykolas - Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Lusis Terese, Terese Regina =
- Waukegan, I'll.
Macelis Algirdas, Stefanija, Nj
jole - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mackevicius Juozas, Stse, Nj
iole, Irena, Brute, Dalia -
Darby, Pa.
Malciauskas Stasys, Rozalija,
Dalia - Calumet City, Ill.
Marcinkus Elena = Kearny, NJ.
Marciulionis Vytautas, Maria,
Rimantas = Goodman, Wise.
Markevicius Balys, Ona, Edmun-
das, Maria - Worcester, Mas
Markuza, Pranas, Antanina -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Martinkus Klemensas, - Chi.
cago, I'll.
Maslianikas Adomas, Karolins
= Claredon Hills, Ill.
Melinis Vladas, Veronika, Re
migijus, Valentines, Vladas
Maria - Minersville, Pa.
Mickus Matas, Morta, Ona =
Chelmsford, Mass.
Mikasauskas Stasys, Raimun
das, Ona - Midlothian, Ill.
, Mikulenas Emilia, Vytautas :
Chicago, III.
Milasevicius Albertas, Janina
Mingaila, Ligija, Regina :
: Philadelphia, Pa.
Misiunas Kazys, Adolfina, Re
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MANO PATYRIMAI

kas atejo ir liepe butinai uzuo
laidas nuleisti Xxi puses, langus
uzdaryti. Sake, cia sitaip yrs
priprasta -.
- Va, tai tas ir yra, kad jus
butinai norit ismokyt jusiska:
gyvent. AS sakau, JUS memo.
kykit amerikieciu gyventi taip
kaip Europoj. Cia yra American
way of life -. Reikia prie jc
prisitaikyti. Jeigu zmogus il
per dvejus metus dar nepripra.
to, tai jam cia bus sunku.
- Tai isaiskinkit man dabal
viena dalyka ir pamokykit su.
prasti.
- Ma, ma?
- Yra cia, Amerikoj, toki
komunistiski laikrasciai. Ka gi
jie daro? Kick as matau, tai
nieko daugiau, kaip tik kriti-
kuoja, niekina ir staciai smeizia
visa Amerikos gyvenima. Wis.
kas jiems cia negerai: ir val.
dzia, ir konstitucija, ir istaty.
mai, ir teismai, ir uzdarbiai, IL
kainos -. O ka jie giria = tai
tik ta, kas Rusijoj, arba ta
ka rusiski bolsevikai atnese
Lietuva ar kitus uzgrobtus kras-
tus. Sakykit man, kodel jus
ant ju nepykstat uz ia kritika,
ir kodel jie cia CANA gerai gy.
vena?
- Neskaitau as tu kamunys-
tu ir man ju nereikia. Tegu
plepa, ka jie sau nori. JUS,
naujieji, Wis labai placiai uz-
griebiat. ziurekit saves, ismo-
kit gyventi, kaip cia visi gyvena
= tai jums bus naudingiausia.
= Bet gi American way Of
life yra ne vien namuose, bet
ir -.
Cia prie musu priejo dar vie
mas, kuriam buvau pristatytas.
- o, naujas! Ma, kaip pa
tinka Amerika?
- Puikiai, puikiai! O kaip e.
Ir susilaikiau. Nebeklausiau
daugiau, kaip patinka "dypu-
kai" :.
Mes, gal ir istikruju langu
"seides" svarbiau uz konstitu-
cija?. :. Kan ,cia dabar leis-
tis j tas kalbas. Isgerem alaus,
suzinojau, kur galiu pigiai gau-
tt vartota, bet dar CANA gera
vaikui lovele, ir pasijutau vel
pazenges zingsni aukstyn nau-
jane gyvenime -. D. B-nas
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Rugpiucio m. 9 d. laivu zee
neral Howe" New Yorka atvy-
ko Sic lituviai tremtiniai:
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Jablonski Liudvika - Phila, Pa.
Jakaitis Kajetonas, Ona, Nodes
tas - Evansville, Ind.
Jakubauskas Viktoras, Ursule,
Jonas - Norwood, Ohio.
Jankauskas Danute, Ona -
Janusaitis Juozas - West Frak-
fort, Ill.
Jurkevicius, Kostas, Juze
Hartford, Conn.
Kalnikas Zuzana - Vinooski
Park, Vt.
Karaliene Stefanija - Detroit.
Karoblis Kostas, Boston, Mass.
kaVOlluS NytautaS - SpOtWOOd,
n. j.
Kirklys Eduardas, Monika, Hen
rikas - Rumford Point, Me
Kriauciunas Vaclovas, Viktori,
ia, - Detroit, Mich.
Kriauceliunaite Antanina - Bis
mark, N. Dakota.
Kreismaras Leonas, Juzefa -
Detroit, Mich.
Kubilius Vytautas, Adomas 80.
Kuzelis Adolfas, Kazimiera, Vid
mantas, Rymantas - Mel
rose Park, Ill.
Lapacinskas Viktoras, Pran
ciska, Dalia - Chicago, Ill.
Lautaityte Prane, - Yonkers
n. Y.
Lenderskis Jonas, Elze, Juozas
Zelma = Withee, Wise.
Levickaite Marijona, - Daver
port, Iowa.
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Amsterdam, N. Y.
Ausra Mikas, Elzbieta, Milda
Steponas, Steponas - Par
ma, Mich.
Balionis Juozapas - Chica-
go, III.
Barcaitis Viktoras - Detroit
Bielskis Albinas - Chicago, I'LL
Budvytis Kazys - Woodhaven
L. l., N. Y.
Butanavicius Vytautas - Hart
ford, Conn.
Bylaitis Andrius, Ona, Viktoras
Voldemaras, Vytautas
Kearney, N. J.
Capkevicius Edmundas, Jadvy-
ga - Cleveland, Ohio.
Cepaitis Kostas, Valerija, Lai-
ma, Chicago, Ill.
Drobavicius Jadvyga, Nora, Kri-
stina - Cleveland, Ohio.
Dvareckas Jurgis - Philadel-
phia, Pa
Galinaityte Terese - Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Galkauskas, Alfonsas, Valerija.
- Chicago, III.
Geciauskas Justinas, Jadvyga,
Algimantas - Creidon, Bucks
County, Pa.
Gerkiene Anele - Gillespie, ILL.,
Grinkevicius Petrone, Jonas, Ma
RIA - Dodge, Mass.
Gritenas Juozas - Melrose
Park, III.
Gedgaudas Antanas, Jadvyga
Ignas, Vladas - Kenosha
Wise.
Grigaliunas Antanas - Brook.
lyn, N. Y.
Grotuzas Jeronimas - Chica.
go, III.
Grybinas Zigmas - Water
town, Conn.
Ilgunas Stasys - Rochester, NY
Jakaitis Kajetonas, Ona, Mo
destas - Evansville, Ind.
Kontautas Feliksas, Adele =
So. Boston, Mass.
Kruckauskiene Maria - Chica
60, Ill.
Kruckauskiene Hermine = Chi
cago, III.
Laucius Albinas, Gryta, Vytau
tas = Chicago, Ill.
Lirmargeris Zigmas, Nadiezds
Ligija, Eugenijus, Eduardas-
Kenosha, Wise.
Nasvytis Juozas, Anele, Kes
tutis - Rock Creek, Ohio
Petraitis Stasys = Elizabeth, N
Ruzgiene Kleopatra - Roches
ter, N. Y.
semeta Vaclovas, Monika, Ee
vardas - Trenton, N. j.
Sestokas Ona - Chicago, Ill.
Sileikis Kazys, Elena, Marg'
rita - --- - --- ---
Stanaitis Otonas, Ona, Raml
mas, Alfredas - Northfiel
Minnesota.
Sumskis Jonas - Milwaukee
/ Wise.
Tumas Pranas, 1rena, Laimut
!, Asia - Detroit, Mich.
Valincius Danute, Irena =
Greenfield, Mass.
a Vienazindis Vladas, Ida - Pl
ladelphia, Pa.
( Bus daugiau }
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Rugpiucio Is d., laivu "Gene-
raj Heintzelman" New Yorko
uosta atvyko Sic lietuviai trem-
tiniai:
Adomaitis Jonas - Rochester,
n. Y.
Antanaitis Kazimieras, Vaidu-
tbs, Ale - Sarona, Wise.
|Atkocaitis Pranas, Petronele, Jo'
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ana - Fond du Lac, Wise.
Bauza Jurgis, Sofia, Vytau-
tas, Valentines, Nijole -
Detroit, Mich.
Budelskis Zigmas, Eugenija, Le-
ia - Dayton, Ohio.
Budrevicius Stasys - Racine,
Wise.
Domaseviciene Zuzana - Bri-
stol, Conn.
Dumps Jurgis, Ona - Cicero,
Grieze-Jurgelevicius Stasys, Bar
bora, Irena, Algimantas, -
So. Boston, Mass.
Jazbutis Mindaugas, Emilia =
Chicago, Ill.
Jursenas 1Balys - Chicago, i'll.
Kacinas Jonas, Brute, Gedimi-
mas - Chicago, Ill.
Karazija Juozas, Danute, Saulis,
Arvydas - Omer, Mich.
Kazlauskas Kotryna - So. Bo-
ston, Mass.
Labanauskas Stasys, Bronisla-
va, Vytautas = Champion,
Mich.
Lembertas Pranas, Monika, Vi
tails - New Britain, Conn.
Lukaitis JONAS. Margarita, Via
das, Gintaras, Kristina -
Cicero, III.
Mejeris Juze, Janina - Chica-
60, Ill.
Mickevicius Bronislava, Geno-
waite, Kestutis Milton,
Mass.
Moliejus Alfonsas - Elkhorn,
Wise.
Navickas Angelo - Rochester,
N. Y.
Paulikaite Sofia = Vesta, MINI
Sandargas Jonas, Aldona, Arvy-
das - Detroit, Mich.
Slepakovas Vaclovas, Genovai-
te, Dale, Angelo, Nijole, vi
oleta = Paterson, N. j.
Sliuzas Kazys - Bangor, Mich
Stanaitis Andrius, Elena, Ottus
Edita, Sigrid, Herta = ES.
telline, S. Dakota.
Stankevicius Benediktas - Por.
terrified, Wise.
Stirbys Prakseda, Regina -
New Britain, Conn.
Strazdiene Elena = Chicago, Ill
Strazdas Antanas, Juzefa, Ju
zefa - Linden, N. j.
Tumeniene Wanda - Chicago, Ill
Urbsaitis Kazys, Stase, Algir
das = Waterbury, Conn.
Vaiciulaityte Jadvyga - Chi
cago, Ill.
Verpecinskas Petronele -
Champaign, Ill.
Viltrakis Pranas, Elena, Algir
das, Romualdas = Florence
Kentucky.
Vingilyte Ursule - Chicago,I II
zemaitis Plus, Janina, Bent
diktas, Adolfas = Antioch
illinois.