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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
american Legion Auxiliary
To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Epening

mems Club. and ali of xhom we're
uembeFs of The ilouse u Repre-
sentatives while citizens of ths
state u Seminole. and Aiiss Syl-
va smith. spona0Fed b. ina 1,ln
80 Womans CIab and fIe gay
aheeS. served her county a. TAX
assessor.
The meestng viii ~ followed
by . social houT and all members
have been urged "a attend and
participate N this part of the
AnxlliaFy's AmeEieanaam Pro
gram
TIE meeting will be held q,
slas Legion Honle on Stock a.
Lad a Q y. n on Thursday
July asth
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
frpsfPTs
or Tampa
Visiting Here

NJ and Mrs. Tom o. Watkins
have ~ their house guests NJ
and Mr. Bill lvester. q Tampa.
Who are here foF the first time.
and who report that they are
having . aFand time.
Ma and Mrs. lvester. with
Ms Watkins. spent the week =
end IN Havana. and are return
lng today wa Aefovias %
plane 60 spend . teW days mere
here before returning to Tampa
Both Nj and Mrs ivesteT
state that they are very much
impressed with the city. and find
Il q lovely place Tot . vacation
While here. they are doing q lot
of swimming some FISHING. and
great deal q sun bathing.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
.Sfr0fh.Apereiie
Engagement
announced

ns and Mrs. Walter y. strosh.
~ AZ Oak Street. Dover, hs~
ElasnpshlFs. have announced the
wnaaNememt of their daaghseE.
Aasss IFeme NJ ssFeah, 20 Roheri
4 Avsretae. sun ef kdwaFd "
Eyereaas a. Key West.
- tise paet ten Hsonsfs 1ass
sarush ms heen hving here ~
Key west wath heT sister and
brofhef NJ iaN. Mr. and aFs. WI
bar l. Maze
Tlse bride to-he u q Eradaate
II ss Mays Academy and the
Dsvws Haeh school - her hosns
eity aud Mr Averetts Is . krsd-
usse IL the Key West high
sclsoaa BE serVed five years a.
tsehnical sergeant tn TIE Army
Az corpa. and Al prrsena . en-
piayed ~ ciVll service 81 INA Ma
al base here
TIE date ~ the marriage an
bs snnoslnCsd later.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Noted Educators And Writers.
Doctors Hanna, Here Collecting
Material For Ner Book On Florida

literary and educational fields
Size was formerly head of the
History Department Of Fiorida
State univefxiiy
Together. the Dectoxz Hanna
are thw writers of several books
lnciuding lake oksech0bee,
Ia the Ameficam Lakes Series
.Dv. Alfred Hanna - the au-
thor of flight Into oblivion. =
which fnlio~fed she various fases
al the membeFa of jefferson
Davis cabinet following the Civil
War. some u wiAoEn weFe cap
tared. osfsefx ezcaping and fleeing
10 EaFope. and "A prtmee In Their
Midst, whleh dealt with the
nephew of Napoleon. VINO lived
ln FioFhaa Cos . time. With james
nFanch cah~ll. Dr. AlfFed Hanna
also wrote '-The 81 gohns." Ia tina
Rivers 81 America Series.
Dr. kathryn Hanna s IN
anfh0fexs of the widely read
~FioFida. Land of Change. /" which
goes lnso . new edition this year.
ard several ether books
DT. Alfred Hama. u was inter
esting o. learn. waN stationed in
key West during the first World
War with the United States Navy.
when hs was engaged in coding
and decodlng messages. Dg kath-
ryn Hanna. in 1890. when she Nas
directing the Survey oi Federal
Records of the State. did the
Admiralty records here In KEY
West.
The HannsS sxpect % leave to-
day foF Nassau Bahamas. where
they all also collect material.
and expect to return % key West
On nunaeFoas othcf oceasions be-
tore thw completion of ~FloFida's
Golden Sands "
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Twenty seven young women
gathered in the Rainbow Room
af ne - coneha Hotel on Mon
day July rs u AIS p m. to un-
deF90 ne Ritual of Jewels of
hsta sigma Phi sorority, and ~
Frreive the coveted badge of teTe.
mong
candielight rites we're condaet-
ed b. Ruth Larson. Vice Press
dent assisted ~ Mabel frick and
Rame REWARDS. and immediately
isilaWing this ceremony. the IN
ataliation of new 0ffceFz wa1
held with the following taking
the oath of office;
Prusiaent. Duiice Curry: Vice
president Ruth Lsrnon. cogres-
pondlmM Secretary. Glofia Rivas.
Reeording Secretary. wllhelmlna
Harvey Treasures RUBY craw-
iey The incoming officers were
presented with lovely eoESsges 81
Eesla rhFyaanthsmufna.
a. % D "a che festivities took
plaue. With husbands and escorts
u the uaemisers and their guests
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
DIR. Ind Mrs.
Shepard Going
To Nen York

DF and Mrs. Allen Shepard
xith their small daughter Susan
Alana. wtm leave wa plane To-
ulnrroW foF NeW York CITY.
The Shepards expeci o. remain
there ata0ai month. during
xhlch time d. Shepard All take
> courae IN pediatrtcs at ths
Flower Hospital On fsfth Ave
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

The waain feature ~ the re-
Rulsf semi-monlhly meeting II
Artnsar Sawyer Unft ~. -,
Amsgican Legion Auxiliary, wsll
he rspoFta by Ioar II TIE Tepfas
nengaiivws a. OlFi SiaAe hed tn
TaliAila@en 1kwss - ~ July o
Mr. Allert ]. DNear0. 1F.,
Fmmsiaemt. will preside ~ ne
meelina b whigh membeFs u Ihe
Amarican Legi0n have been in-
Nttaa
Thaae who will appear on the
urugFmm. Miss pmt Hampton who
As ap1msoFed ~ the AuxisiaFy:
Mss Melaa Aeeyeao, spoaaoEea
"a ths C0nveni Alauini Maks
Me- kaplafn. sponsoged % the
hsaalnass and Professional wo.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

BALTIMORE Md--Listiw KIT
" MulliKsn. Z. heard her mother
fali 10 she kitchen floor. IN .
fasnt. she screamed for help
and then she dipped . eloth in
q pan u water and batied hef
maoshwr's kace. N~i@hboTs found
Mrs. MulliRan on the ticor. heF
facs eiose % . aas range, one
buFnes 81 whAch was open. MrN,
MuiliKnn hat turned a on 70 hghi
a hut feil hefwe apblylng the
match. she MAS rushed ~ q
hospilal. where she waS revived
treated Eor stanxk and released.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
AerOrias "V
Passenger List

TIE following passengers lefl
Cor Havana on AeT0vias %:
Bubble Tea Velma Tew h0b-
ert Tea. Oliver Tabin. MaEie To
Dan. Aguxtinc Vlllaverde Charles
sarnoski. Mary SsTnnskL Davio
lneham. Melvin Rsy Lois Ray
Louis Gagnon. John Place julia
hernandez, Carlos Padllla. Adc
laida Padllla. Harold Butcher
Josephine MnoFe HAIRY Rosem-
baum. Ida RoseFmbaum.
Hcrbert Chob. Anna Ghoh. ber
ina wallach. CahFlus Hernandez
Ana Hernandez. Avalao Suarez.
Maria NuneL Christnf besnef
MaFy Bnakley. Myrtle sNager
Efhe swager. MargaFita Murua
Enrioue MonteJo Gl@ziys Muller,
Bob Muller John Muller Marcitf
smith. William Smith. kthyie
Crevassa. Lamar Grevaas@
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Dance To be
Held Tonight
USO-NCCS

Ire dance for seryiceuaen 81
uSO NCCs. l02i Buval Street.
will start a. eco p M tins eve
ning instead of SIS - heretofore.
a has been annuuFscea
Music wili ~ furnished By the
Tune ToppeFs OFeheztra. All
hands are invited oy wSO NCcs
a. attend.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Ksv West on Momaay had two
very distinguished visitors in ere
u~smuns ol Dg. Alfned !. Hanna
ard his wife. Dr KathFyn Ahlsy
Hanna. wf0 are hefe on ore II
ths several trips TREY wfill flnd
"a neoeNsary a. make 60 the Island
CtfV m eonnertiun with thf
matlserima of matetisl taT their
mew hook
Tlsis hssak. tiss title of which.
temaatVely, the ilannns have
maae s'Florida'x Calden SAINTS. :
will deal with . hisaary u the
east eousf ~ the stats. ard viii
- puf,llshed by Bobbs- MeFrili
CampnmY i'm the fall of Tea
IL an extremely interesting ard
infaFgslatlVe interxisw with Df.
Alfred Hanna yesterday FnoFning,
YolF reporter lsarned that TIE
mw he.nk vii cover many pha@ex
"a state and local history not
heFetuloFe done cnFnpfehenxively.
and wlil lneiusie such hmbleets ~
ths aappresEiun of piracy around
key West during the lk10s. as
well a. TIE curtaiiing of the illi-
90 slave traffic in tlse period BE-
tween la1i and l66o. lust prior
o. tse Civil War
d. Hanna stated that ne and
DE- kashFyn Hanna expect to
Hslleei : stealth u data locaily.
all 81 whseh wlll tle in with ire
entire east coast of FioFida his
10y. and. ~ eosIFne. thesx will BE-
. Rassa deal regarding the wreck
ne pefiod In key Vests colorfal
aast in tiae new book.
III Alfred llama. besides being
q wxil known writer, ts the hold
ef "a the Wesalell ProfessoFshlp
~ AmeFiean History "a Rollins
CalieHe - Winter PARK. florioa.
AMI Ma wife i also faHloaas ln
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Coming Events

WEDNESDAY. July II
Bathing Beauty Contest.
Fashion show and Amateur
Nieht. 500 p NJ a Harris
school Auditorium. Spun-
sorcd by Young People :
Service League of 81 Paul s
Church
Benefit Bingo Party sponsored
bt KEY West Business and
Professional Nomens Club.
500 p n 81 la Concha ho-
tsl
THURSDAY JULY "a
Meeting. Arthur sa~ser Unit
No - American Legion
AUXILIARY sop NJ a Le
aion Houle On Stusck island
special Program
MONDAY. AUGUST I
La Concha Navy Wives Club.
Monthly Hospital Party Y :
Naval Hospital
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

LKO DUROCHKn. bsan Jusy =.
iso6 Il Wet SpFinkl~id. hass
This rnabuF lemxsae nsaHnAMe8 afsa
gtorFnv pesFvi - hassesaii paaysss
th@ xasns n hiah schooi Aiiff
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Appiy To We'd

An application for q MARI sgs
license was flied yesterday ~ the
office IL County Judge Raymond
X Losd by Joseph W Dsnb bin. 20
of tire u = Navy and LsFetta II
len carbonell rs. of s09 Whlte-
head street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

tee Yankees in the WaFia SsFh'a
He was with the Cinetunaf keta
grusn laa0 until ia34 @sen he
was traded ) staf shuFtstup aaa
seaFn captain The Card trades
him io nrgnsklyn in ia1N and ~
aas made Dsuazer asansEeF in
1888 AfteF . wears s@aEMaaasaum
IN iRsT ~fog roudugt 8sffinseflzal
q hasehall ~ retufmea e. the
D0axerx and tast 1uly hseafHr
naanaeer nf tha laants
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

avs 1MaMM ne
msw 0x az a
plas M im laii
fuF u Is asHK
A NaIkrw sesislG
signed hans as
n E end h.
wa afmNd 80
fHaFssm As
lanta and 81
Puul In i8aa
~ layW ss~
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
Personal Mention

NJ and Am y r Til0nps en-
~ SO Simsutun street have re-
turmea tu their haHag agteF haNmA
zgpent ghs pasi 'tafsU nlantha lm
Miami wifh their dauahteE Ars
Mary 4 clara
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27
NOTHING
SPECIAL
BY MIA

Browsing idiy nruuxh . refer
enee book. I came spon . treatise
on Learning Suddenly | found
myself reaaing thiN little gem
However obiectively engaged
the mind NAV h- the rractiop
upon tise self-setvity gn exercta4
b the sanle - q a acre actink
directly upon ltSRlf. Il that we're
possible ! ara nos stupid. BAT I'D
be hanged 4 ] can @ake head %
tail of that ore
In the Fascinatln@ Names De
partmcnl ! &ould b. strungly IN
clined o. plaee Weii zap front that
of ia Lycurgas SplnkS. Who, sc-
eoFding - q ness dispatch re
Gently sddrc~Sed an audience
coo ~ TsFrsnt City. Ala and de
nouuCed effoTts to iipk the H.
KluN Khan of whicis be- says IA
has been . member leF 80 years
Ntth niHi1t rider viol&nce
q a d
some of the artiaes ~ very
sw anky magazines hrritate ne
Not long ago ] read somebody >
instructions IN HarpsF's Baxner %
Vogue about making salad dress.
ms. and they had kTitten
blah. blair. hlah and = httis
lime yuice AND NQIHISG. POS
TTIVELY NOTHINGs ELSE. must
80 into saiad dressing Il thst
So I'll pat whstever I want a.
pot ln nv salad dressing. and q
wlll b. iust a. good a. theirs. Il
not = sieht better
one of the riccst thing aboall
our Womsn's Ciub Public Library
A. thwt n addition 90 uhe ne~
books that come in frum time g.
tlrne. there are always a. b. ioang
on the shelves older books that
9e have always wanted o. reao
Bat somehow never got aFouna
o. reading end also some Older
heoks that all heaF re-reading
which IS more than cen ~ sac
fof q great many nsN nuvels ar
iurtunatelF ! have q mlnd ~
the moment some Jusephint
I.aWrenCe novels that Were goog
reading ard are good re-resding
in al of them she deals Witi
plain peopie wh0 speak PLAINLY
and are bs.set by plain nrublems
u.ustis eNonomic. ami q D. a.
founding hu& intefestsng stare
an unpTetentlous combustion ol
afatlng and story can ~.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Cuba ls tire largest of o.
ISLANDS hctWcrn North end Souti
America
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Waters % Crest Salt Lake are
ahout SD times - salty a. the
ocean.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

TIE average litter of coyote
ranges from fixe a. seven pup
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

TIE first steel rsii was rolled %
American steel in l86S.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-27

Tase coyote ls ore II the fsW an
mals in NuTth America which -
extending its range
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Dkyl0H sip White
crepe Sizes II to l8 s5e5
Iesf,on sh imported teoo ssn od
buteup yellow Sizes IL % gB
14Hd1 slip, ord
fitting BDAaa White sze q @ S95
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOW AMERICA EATS
Contsnned fro~s prsesdtss bsss

fat 30 that the meat doesn't stick.
Add more salt il desired and pepper
10 taste. Yield 6 portions.
cssn PuAainS
cup milk
cup bread OF cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons finely chopped
green pepper
teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
mo. 2 can corn (cream style)
slice bacon
6 slices cheese one inch square
and u inch thick
Pour milk over crumbs. add green
pepper. salt and black pepper; mix
we'll; add corn. Pour into lL1-quart
creased casserole. Cut bacon into
one-inch pieces: dot over top Of
pudding. Add cheese pieces between
bacon squares and bake IN slow oven
(33O'F.) for IL hours. This goes
grand with a fried chicken or with a
baked-ham dinner. Yield: 4 portions.
Germ Chswaar
Il pound salt pork in L-inch dice
pound potatoes
medium onion
lpint water
l No. 2 can corn Cream style)
Ls teaspoon white pepper
212 teaspoons salt
lpint light cream
Try out salt pork in heavy frying
pan until brown and crisp. Grind
potato and onion together. Add salt.
Combine with salt pork fat. water,
Evening star., 1949-06-05

corn and seasoning. Pour into n two
quart casserole; cover. Place in
moderate oven t350"F to bake one
hour just to thicken. and until the
potatoes and onion are tender. Heat
one pint cream. OF milk and cream
half-and-half. in top OF double boiler
with tight fitting lid, Add to chow
der mixture and serve in small cas-
seroles with toast spginkled with
grated Cheddar. Run under broiles
until cheese melts.
1aEtwsu Yaxa
Lannoa Chifisa Pss
envelope plain gelatin
d cup cold water
eggs, separated
l cup sugar
II lemon juice
u teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated lemon rind
baked nine-inch pie shell
Soften gelatin in cold water for S
minutes. Beat egg yolks and slowly
add II cup sugar, n cup lemon juice
and salt. Cook over boiling water
until thick. stirring constantly. Add
softened gelatin and grated lemon
rind. Set aside to cool. Beat egg
whites until foamy. gradually beat
in remaining u cup sugar. Fold
whites into cold custard. Pour into
baked pie shell and chill. Approx
mate yield: 6 portions.
It's Birmingham Aia., for our
nexf soeek's "Ho,p America Eats"
- -and fried apple pie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06

Rinkimai atstovu j visuotini
Lietuviu Tremtiniq Bendruome-
mes suvaziavima jau pasibaige
ir nustatyta, kad suvaziavimas
ivyks Hanau, geguzes men. 18
d. Suvaziavime ne tik bus is
rinkta nauja Tremtiniu Ben
druomenes centro valdyba, bet
bus aptarta ir tolimesne trem-
tiniq padetis Vokietijoj. Ypac
aktualu darosi, kad tremtiniai,
del ivairiu priezasciu liekantieji
Vokietijoje, galetu sudaryti tau
tines stovyklas ir jose rupintis
savo tautiniais reikalais. Ap-
skaiciuojama, kad Vokietijoje
del sveikatos, senatves, invali-
dunno ir kitu priezasciu, lures
pasilikti apie 10000 lietuviq
Jau dabar tenka rimtai rupin-
tis, kad jie nepasiliktu palaidai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06
MIRE POVILAS A. sUKYS

Atkelta is S-to pusl.
kviete Vinca S. Jokubyna, kuris
pirmiau buvo redagaves kai ku-
riuos kitus laikraScius.
PA. Sukys darbavosi su DIR
VA ir toliau, kai prie DIRVOS
jau buvo atvyke redaktoriais
Juozas Gedminas ir paskiau K.
S. Karpius (jiedu atvyko 1917
metais).
Kai po / Pasaulinio karo dar-
bal ejo gerai, sukys surname
mesti spaustuves darba ir nu-
ejo j siuvykla uzdarbiauti. vi
sas savo akcijas DIRVOS ben
droveje jisai pardave kittens
Bet kai uzejo depresija ir kai
nebebuvo darbQ, sukys su sa-
vo auganciais vaikais vel pra-
dejo imtis spaustuves biznio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06
> C|eve|ando Naujienos +

isigydamas viena masinuke po
kitos. Vienu metu emesi leisti
maza laikrastuka, taikoma pa
rapijos reikalams. Bet po ku-
rio laiko, ypac kai jau prade-
jo nesveikuoti, to laikrastuko
leidima sustabde.
Taciau, susidarius zmon i y
grupei ir pazadejus finansuoti,
sukys ir vel sutiko savo spau-
stuveje leisti kita laikrasti, ku-
ri pavadino LIETUVIU zINIO-
MIS-. Kick galejo, pats savo
sveikatos dejo j ia darba, bet
| is to laikrascio spaustuvei zy-
mesnes naudos neturejo.
sio karo pradzioje LIETU-
VIII zINIAS perleido redaguo-
ii Gabaliauskui. Siam isileidus
| j placius gincius, Povilas A.
sukys nebenorejo erzintis ir SUI
LIET. zINIOMIS issiskyre Tas
laikrastis issikele Pittsburgha.
Povilas A. sukys taip ir gy-
veno is savo spaustuves SUI Sci
ma.
10 sveikata jau senokai buvc
silpna. Pereita savaite pasi-
reiske kraujo trombozas galvo-
je, buvo is dalies paralizuo-
tas ir po keturiu dienu, beveik
neatgaves samones, 81 pirma-
dieni mire.
Palaidotas ketvirtadieni, pa
maldos ivyko sv. Jurgio para
pijoj, laidojime patarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktore Della Jakubs.
Like zmona Vladislava, 4 sunus
Algirdas, Vytautas, Kestutis ir
Julijonas, dukte Ona Norvis ir
broliai: Jonas, Antanas ir Bro
nislavas. Sis paskutinysis gy-
vena Orwelle, Ohio, visi kiti
Clevelande.
Amerikon P. Sukys atvyko
1904 metals ir tuoj apsigyveno
Clevelande. Buvo TMD kuopos,
DR.. Vinco Kudirkos Draugijos,
SLA kuopos ir keliu katalikis-
ku kuopu bel draugiju narys.
DR.. V. Kudirkos draugijoje bu-
vo vienas is A ligi siol gyvu pir-
mutiniu nariu - steigeju. Ne
senai ivykusiame tos draugijos
40 metu jubiliejiniame vakare
jis dar papasakojo kick atsimi-
nimu is draugijos steigimo lai-
ku. Jis taip pat buvo vienas is
pirmuju SLA 14-tos kuopos
nariu. Victims
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pasunkejes, bet dedamos visos
pastangos, kad tremtiniu spau-
da galetu issilaikyti. Numato-
ma, kad dar kokius iris meme
sius tie laikrasciai gales eiti, o
po to reikes daryti persitvarky-
mus. Bendrai, Vokietijos dabar-
tinems salygoms keturiq laik-
rasciq, iskaitant ir anglu zono-
je iseinanti LIETUVIQ zODI,
per daug. Girdeti, kad LIETU-
WIZ zODDIS jau pateko j ma
terialinius sunkumus ir gall
pirmiausiai sustoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06
PASIKEITE MUSV KELIO,
MINTIES IR zIBURIU
REDAKTOR1AI

Vykstant sparciai emigraci-
jai j USA, isemigravo ir visu
triju amerikieciu zonos lietuviu
laikrasciu redaktoriai. siuo me-
tn vyksta redakcijose persitvar-
kymai. MUSU KELIA perima
redaguoti Aleksandras Laiku-
mas, zIBURIUS - prekybinin-
kas Mickevicius ir MINT -
Meskauskas. Bendrai, siuo me-
tn jauciamas didelis laikrasciu
tirazo kritimas, nes skaitytojai
isvaziuoja.
Bendrai, Vokietijoje ir laik.
rasciu ir knygu leidimas labai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06

DIRVOJE pasakojo, kad laukia
atvykstancio tremtinio, kurio
visai nepazista, bet israse rel
kiamas garantijas. Svecio at
vykimui net buta Floridoje re-
montavo. Jie tikisi, kad kitas
atostogas visi linksmai per kal-
nus trauks j Florida.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06
eLIETUVA TIRONU

eLIETUVA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama ........ $500
eLIETUVOS VYTIS-gra-
ziai pagamintas Lietuvos
herbas. kama Soc
eLIETUVOS zEMELAPIS
-kur pazymeta visi Lie
tuvos miesteliai. kama Soc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06
KASDIEN IR KIEKvIENA
MINUTE

kas nors zusta ar lieka suzeis-
tas susisiekimo nelaimese. Ire
cia dalis tu nelaimiu ivyksta
del per greito vaziavimo. Ku1
JUS taip skubinates?
TRYS IS PENKIU
susisiekimo nelaimiu atsitinka
nakti. Vaziuojanciu daugybe il
stoka sviesos yra tq nelaimiy
didziausi kaltininkai. Todel SUI
mazinkit greiti, kai pradeda
temti! kIInldVE8U
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zUvO PEcIULIs

Senas DIRVOS skaitytojas,
William Peculis, ukininkas is
Garfield, Ohio, (netoli nuo
Youngstown), pereita sestadie-
nj lankesi Clevelande, DIRVOS
"bendragyven TO j o" Kenneth
Mog brolio vestuvese (Jis yra
Mrs. Kenneth Mog - Lukose-
viciutes dede). Jam griztant is
vestuviq namo apie vidurnakti
nezinia keno vairuojamas auto
mobilis susidure SUI jo automo-
biliu. VIM. Peciulis tapo Veto
je uzmustas. Su juo susidures
vairuotojas dingo.
Like welcomes zmona Elzbie.
ia, sunus Antanas ir dukte
Ruth Gretzinger.
MARTINKUS JURGIS
SUI zmona, is Chagrin Falls, O.
hio, nesenai grizo is Floridos
po ziemos atostogu. Apsilanke
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10000 LlETUVIQ LIKS VOKIETIJOJ

ir nebutu atiduoti vien vokieciu
malonei.
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ment Of every cent collected fo1
sales tax, whereas the District law
imposes q 2 per cent tax only or
gross receipts. Maryland law also
makes 1t possible for the State te
collect either from the merchan,
or his customer: the District car
collect only from the merchant
who himself will be an authorized
tax agent.
The Maryland method is to senc
investigators into suspected estab-
lishments to make spot checks. A
good investigator can check cash
register tapes against an estab-
lishment's books and determine
"breakage" very accurately.
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when he realized their mission
but he helped them. They hired
q jeep and guides and tried to
reach the mountain by a back road
On the way wild elephant
charged the jeep. then became
frightened and ran back into the
jungle. At the end OF a day 4
driving they found a river they
were TO ford had been made toe
deep by recent rains and they
turned back.
They drove almost all the way
back to Tavoy and spent the
night In a fishing village. where
they arranged to leave at 2 am,
when the tide was high. In 20
cared galley--l0 men pulling a
single oar on each side. The sea
was calm and they made good
progress. sleeping on the beach
the next night. The next day
they arrived at the foot Of the
mountain and climbed $500 feet
through the jungle to come upon
the wreckage OF P-47 and the
remains Of its pilot.
The motor had exploded and
they were unable TO obtain Its
number. They obtained numbers
from its guns. but 1t was later
found they had been changed
from another plane without any
record being made. There were
other PATS missing In the same
area and the body as yet has not
been identified. 1t probably VIII
be buried In the military cemetery
|! at Fort Mckinley. near Manila.
So torn Is the Orient by revo-
luton and unrest that customs
officials who checked the Ameri-
cans cargo on the return trip al
ways suspected they were gun
runners. but they did not open
the boxes when informed OF their
contents. At Bangkok 1t. Brooks
remained to investigate other
cases in Siam and 1t. De Weese
continued on to Manila.
| Or, take the experience sof 1t
Jack Windsor. jr.. another youne
officer now In Washington. He
spent three years In the Orient
searching for bodies. When the
| Indonesian revolution broke out
orders from the American Consul
late In Batavia caused him to give
up combing the beaches Of Jaws
for the bodies Of sailors from
American warships that went
down In the straits early In the
war. Most Of his time was spent
In the North Burma country
where Merrill's Maurauders SUI
fered 50 many fatalities In ths
campaign for Myitkyiria.
He discovered that be could sta,
In the jungle only two weeks II hi
carriers packed even such an eco
nomical load as the c ration. Sc