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10000 myliq
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o dabar - pats vienas!

Nors Cordoba siulesi ir kita
diena name lydeti, bet manda-
giai atsisakiau. Man rupejo uz-
klysti tokias vietas, j kurias
nei Ruiz, nei Cordoba nenuves-
tu. -. Prasom nepagalvoti ko
nors negero! - man rupejo ap-
taplankyti paprastas krautuves
ir darbininku gyvenamas vieto-
yes.
Visu pirma, isigijes miesto
plana, pervaziavau daug gatviu
automobiliu, rinkdamasis vie
tas, kuriose butu verta pesciam
paslankioti.
Taip bevazinedamas uztikau
didziuli del Norte" turgu. Tai
milziniskas pastatas, per visa
kokio kilometro ilgio gatve. Abb
puses nustatytos palapinemis,
kurios vadinasi . krautuvemis,
restoranais, kabaretais Ir ko
tik nera tose palapinese! Gal tik
pirkeju su storais pinigu zmu-
tais!
Vienoj palapinej lentynos pri-
krautos surudijusiu gelezgaliu,
nereikalingu atmatu, kitoj gre
timoj palapinej savotiskas ka-
baretas SUI restoranu, kur vidu-
asly kraiposi, kojas meto, ran
komis mosikuoja ir neva dali
nuoja kokia suvargusi mergina,
o kampe koks jau niekam ne
reikalingas senis skambina gi-
tara :. Labai savotiSkas vaiz-
das. Nei memo, nei grozio, nei
idomumo, bet klausytoju nestin-
ga :. . Kaip anoj gelzgaliu krau-
tuvej, taip ir cia = viskas su-
rudije, bet uztat pigu. Cia vi
sur pirkejai ar ziurovai tik to-
XII, kurie moka ne pezais, tik
centavais =.
W bonka alaus, kitur kastuo-
jancia peza ar dar su 20 CEN
tavu, cia moka tik so centavu.
Cia tau bematant iskepa gera
vistos raumeni, padaro tarpduo-
nj, kaip "Ararato kalna'', dar vi
sokiu priedu prideda if sumoki
tik so centavu, apie 712 anne
merikiniu centQ.
W stikleli geros "Tequilla" =
80 centavu, kada kitur 80 ar
net daugiau.
Kitoje palapineje suversta vi
SOklQ dafZOVlu II ValSlQ. JOklOS
apsa1gos nuo musiu. Cia pat
greta nei restoranas, nei mesi-
ne = nezinau net ktip galima
pavadinti. Verda du dideli ka-
tilai, pilni mesos. Salia tu kati-
lu ant paprastu lentu isvirta me-
So piausto gabalais if pardavi-
neja. Vieni nupirke tuoj valgo
be duonos, kit nesasi rankoj,
riebalai varva per pirstus, nes
mesos niekas nevynioja j tam
tinkama popieriQ. Ir cia musiu
spieciai, niekas nuo ju mesos
nesaugo, nebent mesininkas ret
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Mesos skyriuje radau vaiz-
da visiskai kitoki, negu palapi-
nese. Cia visai, kaip Amerikos
mesos krautuvese: ir svaru, ir
mesa skoningai isdestyta. O kai-
nos ir cia labai zemos. Geriau-
sio karbonado (kiaulienos) kilo-
gramas (du svarai su ketvirciu)
= 5 pezai 20 centavu, tick pat
geriausio "steiko" (jautienos)
= 5p. SO c., prastesni - nuo
3p. 60 c.; pieno litras - 40 c.
(maz daug musu 6 c. kiausi-
niu 10 - l p. 20 c. Toks pigu-
mas name tikrai stebino, todel
buvo ypatingai idomu suzinoti,
kokios yra kitty prekiu kainos ir
kick uzdirba bel kaip dirba dar-
bininkai.
ITEMS dalykams ir nutariau
pasvesti kita diena, nes 81 diena
bematant prabego siose palapi-
nese ir kioskuose. >.
Ir Meksikoj ne viskas pigu
Vadinamose "svarbiausiose"
gatvese krautuves ir is lauko ir
is vidaus liuksusines, visko pill
nos. Bet buvau labai nustebin-
tas, kai atradau, kad beveik
viskas .cia - USA gamybos.
Rasomos plunksnos, masine-
les, net rasomas popierius, o
taip pat ir batai ir drabuziai =
viskas is USA. Tx kainos vel ne
tokios pacios, kaip pas mus. Ia
ciau jos cia jau ne zemesnes, o
priesingai - daug aukstesnes!
Nemaciau rasomos masineles,
pigesnes kaip $115.-; Pigiausia
vyrisku pusbaciu pora = $12.95,
o vyriska eilute, kokia pas mus
kastuoja apie $40 = 49,, cia
kastuoja $780, Negalejau supra
sti, kodel Meksikieciai patys tu
dalyku nepasigamina, jei ivez-
tos prekes tokios brangios. Ypac
batu ir drabuziu, regis, galetu
pasigaminti, kada jie taip gra-
ziai moka padaryti kitokius obi
MUS dalykus, arba isausti to-
kius grazius audinius -.
Gatvese automobiliai taip pat
daugumoje vazineja tik Buick,
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Jieva Liukineviciene - Mi.
leriute, gimusi Budvieciu kai.
me, Pajevonio valsciuje, Vilka.
viskio apskr., prasoma atsiliep-
tf sesers sInui Jonui Mikanta.
viciui, CO Russian Bear Res
taurant, Thompson, Conn.
JOS vyras Liukinevicius Juo-
zas yra gimes Kybeikiu KIM,
Virbalio parapijoj. Kas Zinc,
kur jie kada gyveno ar dabar
gyvena, praneskite j. Mikanta-
viciui, auksciau paminetu ad-
reSu.
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PADEKITE SURASTI

Marija Skucaite praso suras-
tt jos dede Mata Skuca ir dedie-
ne Anna zidriene. Gyvenamos
vietos nezinomos. Atsiliepima
prasom siQsti: Mrs. nj. Sims,
22O7 Oakman Blvd, Detroit 6,
Mich.
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karciais peiliu per jQ spieciQ
perskrodzia, ko muses. nelabai
paiso -.
Uztat Sis mesininkas nedaug
nuomos moka uz patalpa, jam
nieko nekastuoja nei krautuves
papuosimas, nei svaros palaiky-
mas =. Todel jis gall pigiai par
duoti. Darbininkai uz savo cen
tavus daugiau mesos gauna +.
Kuri laika stebejau, kick EMO
mes perka mesos. Suvargusios
darbininku zmonos palma apie
$50 200 gramQ. Tai tik vienam
zmogui pakaktQ, cia atrodo,
kad tue gabaleliu lures visa ke-
liu asmenu Selma pasisotinti :.
Oar kitoj palapinej neva res
torahas - valgykla. Ant tam
tikro akmens rusena zarijose
ugnele, ant jos stow trikojai, 0
ant tu - puodai SUI valgiu. Cia
pat is lentq sukalti ilgi stalai -
stai ir valgykla!
.Vienam vyrui pripyle dube-
nj geros darzoviu sriubos SUI ry-
ziais ir pridejo dvi bandeles duo
nos. 25 centavai. Kitam prie tos
pacios sriubos pridejo apie 100
gramu mesos = 80 centavu (12
amerikonisku centu).
Tokia parcija suvalgius, afro
do, butu galima ir dalgi sukti
gera pusdieni -.
salia situ palapiniu eiles
kitty SUI visokiausiomis galante-
rios bel kolonialinemis preke-
mis-, kepurninkais ir kitokiais
vertelgomis. Ir taip istisas XII
lometras.
Esu daug kur mates netur-
tingQ ir neistaigingu vertelgQ,
bet Wis nors siokia tokia svara
esti palaikoma. O cia - salia
palapiniu upeliai visokiu srutu
ir greiciausiai, dar blogiau, mes
dvokimas nepakenciamas. Ste
bejausi, kaip cia nekyla kokios
epidemijos, mes dirva JOINS pui-
kiausia. Jei nors kick cia butu
rupinamasi svara, ispudis bu-
tu visai kitoks. Kodel toks ap-
sileidimas - nebuvo progos is
siaiskinti.
0 stai cia pat, pasibaigus
toms palapinems, didziajame
del Norte" pastate vaizdas vi
siskai kitoks. Cia yra tam tik-
ri kioskai, kur nera nei musiv
spieciQ, nei kitokiu nesvarybiu,
kur viskas skoningai sudeta il
kur tos pacios prekes kazkaip
malOneSnes atrOdO.
Daugumoje situ kiosku par
duodami visoki Meksikos rank
darbiniai gaminiai: kilimai, pi-
nigines, krepseliai, pintineles -
padaryta, tiesiog taip ir trau-
kia pirkti. Ypatingai sunku at
isilaikyti prizes ta pagunda pri-
ejus prie puikiu meksikietisku
moliniu indu bel kitokiu moliniu
isdirbiniu. Tx mintis, jog va
ziuoju dar tolyn j Meksika, kur
tokiu dalyku gal dar daugiau
matysiu, padejo atsispirti pa
gundai -.
O gundo ne vien tiktai prekiu
grozis Ir patys vertelgos, pazi-
ne uzsienieti, jo nepalieka ra-
mybej. Tiesiog ikyrejo ju tam
pymas uz alkunes =.
Daugumas tu alkuniu ir skver-
nu tampytoju Sick tick kalba an
gliskai, bet ju istarimas man pa
sirode kick itartinas - lyg il
pazistamas -. Paklausiau vie
ma is ju, ar nemoka kokios XII
tos kalbos. Kur gi ne! Tuoj pa
sigyre, kad gall susikalbeti ir
lenkiskai ir rusiskai, kai, pa
klausiau - gal ir zydiskai mo-
kat, = tai eme berti, kaip po-
terius. Ir tarp saves tuojau eme
zydiskai kaletis. Tada man pa
aiskejo, is kur tas ir alkuniu bel
skvernu tampymo metodas pre-
kyboje. Tas metodas dar taip
ro,.oi iS 1o+,,1,oc Xoo ~ ct
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MALONI VIEsNIA

Trumpam laikui pas savo de-
de C. Narkeliuna apsilankyti
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(33.)

Stanislova Adomaiti, kilusi is
Varsedziu, Taurages apskr., gy-
venanti Chicagoj ar Philadel-
phijoj (arba jo gimines), praso
atsiliepti Tomas Kasauskas, XII
les is Kaltinenu, Taurages apsk.
10 adresas: T. KaSauskas, Co.
lonial Sugar Refining Co., Var
raville, Melbourne, Vic. Austria
liza.
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sLIETUVA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama ........ $500
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Prasomas atsiliepti Ignata-
wicz Tadeusz, kilimo is Ivan
tiskiu kaimo, Jonavos valsc., ]
Amerika atvykes prizes pirmaji
pasaulini kara.
zinantieji, kur gyvena iesko-
masis, arba kad ir mires butu,
malonekite pranesti jo sunenui
siuo <adresu: Jonas Ignatavicius
Dornstadt/b. Ulm. D. P. Camp.
Germany, U.S.A. zone.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Saturday. December 24. l949

SdfurdaY. Decemoer Zf' iS4S l0:00 a.m.-Remember 10:15-Bob Carlton 1O:3O-Platter PrevieWs 11:00-Lucky Grab Bag 11:15-Solitary Singer 11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Personal Album l2 15-Passing Parade 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-Serenade
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Lanny Ross .. ...-.. :. 1:3O-Fairy. Tale Time 2:00-Pioneers In Music 3:00-NeWs-Short Wave 3:15-Football-Short Wave ., 5:30-MY Friend Irma 6:00-JimmY Durante 6:30-The Desert Shall Rejoice 7:0O-Red Skelton 7:30-Hit Parade 8:OO-The Great Gildersleeve 8:30-Our Miss Brooks 9:OO-Noah Webster Says 9:30-Phil Harris 10:00-Amos n Andy 10:30-Morton Downey with Music 11:00-The Nome Ministerial As
 sociation presents
 Christmas Carols Midnight-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Sunday. December 25. l949

10:00-Sunday Morn. Coffee Shop 10:30-Let's Pretend 11:00-Mrs. Housewife l1:30-Piano Play House Noon-SolitarY Singer 12:15-Passing Parade 12:30-Enchanted Hour 1:00-Harvest of Stars 1:30-HollYwood Roundup 2:00-Broadway Playhouse 3:00-Fellowship Hour 3:30-Lum and Abner 4:00-Hollywood Bowl 6:00-Grand or Opre 6:30-Greatest Story Ever Told 7:00-Unto You This Day 7:30-Fred Allen 8:00-COMMAND
 PERFORMANCE 1O:00-Dennis Day 10:30-Pastels in Rhythm 11:00-FamilY Theater 11:30-HYmns From Home 12:00-Sing Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
w LIN

NOTE-During the holiday sea- son special Holiday Broadcasts are printed in black face type to distinguish them from the regular broadcaStS.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Monday. December 26. ls4s

Monday. December 2s. ls4s 1O:0O a.m.-Jack Berch 10:15-Chiquita 10:30-Platter Previews 11:00-Personal Album 11:15-Strike Up The Band 11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon TurntabIe 12:30-WXLN News l2:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Jack Smith
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:00-Matinee Melodies 3:00-Name It For A Song 3:30-Armed Forces News 3:45-Album Music
 4:00-Supper Club
 4:15-Second Hand luke Box 4:30-Stars In Song
 5:00-NeWs-Short Wave 500 p.m.-News-Short Wave 5:15-Music of the Masters 6:00-Music from America 6:30-TwentY Questions 7:00-Number Please
 8:00-Ozzie and Harriet 8:30-Our Miss Brooks 9:00-Judy Canova 9.30-Sam Spade 10:O0-The Whistler 10:30-G.I. live 1O:45-Words With Music HOO p.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Tuesday. December 27, ls4e

zoo a.m.-Morning Melodies
 7:15-Morning Devotions 7:3O-Sunrise Serenade
 8:00-Fred Waring
 8:3O-Not So Quiet, Please
 9:0O-AFRS Sports Reel
 9:15-Melody Roundup
 9:30-Woman's Day 10:00-Jack Berch 10:15-Chiquita 10:30-Platter Previews !!:OO-Personal Album 11:15-Remember l1:30-I. & E. Special Noon Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-WX.N News l2:45-At Ease
 I:9e-Around World In History
Evening star., 1949-11-20

world trade for every one even
tually.'
But, on the other hand, If you
are in the provinces and ask a
likely looking bourgeois, peasant,
or representative of the laboring
classes, you get something like
this:
"'As to the Plan Marshall. I
would not know. do not interest
myself in the politics. There is
too much to be done
There is obvious prosperity in
France" she continued. 1T is re-
turning because all of the tradi-
tional energy of the French is re-
appearing. They are working with
characteristic determination, and
gratitude that the war is over.
France is cleared of invaders and
| this is constant challenge to
her rehabilitation efforts. But
whether American economic aid
has created conditions favorable
to that rehabilitation is consid-
Grafton obviously of secondary in
terest. 1t is not problem for aver
age individuals. Anyway. there is
too much to be done they say
with finality."
French railroad transportation
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Europe Travels More by Motor,
Safety Committee Head Says

I65 students who were making a
tour of the Riviera and Spain
under the tutelage of professor.
These "etiquesttes" bore such
magic names as Venezia, Sienna
Firenze. Roma. Napoli.
Upon the ships arrival at LIE
Harve, she and a fellow Washing
tonian, Mrs. Emerson Howe. were
met by relatives of the latter, Mr.
and Mrs. Blount, who took them
by motor to northernmost France
and their villa at LIE Touquet neal
Pas de Calais and the North Sea
Later, Mrs. Thorpe motored to
Paris where she met her son
George Wells Thorpe. who is do
ing research work at the Sorbonne
and is writing for La Constella-
ton, French magazine of wide
and popular appeal. In Paris she
went sightseeing with Senator
Owen Brewster and Mrs. Brew
ster and Mrs. Homer Ferguson,
wife of the Senator from Michi-
gan.
Senator Brewster spoke at the
Evening star., 1949-11-20

| has improved. The trains are on
time and Wagon-lit. Pullman
service is available. Taxis in Paris
are now easily available and
cheap. Long lines form at con-
venient intersections. While the
driver still exercises the privilege
of deciding whether to take a pas
senger to the desired destination.
at least he no longer plumbs the
depths Of his gas tank with a
handy stick to determine the
amount of its contents. Consider
ing the price of gasoline-43
francs to the liter or so cents a
gallon, Mrs. Thorpe feels fares
are reasonable.
Next to the automobile, the most
cherished of American conven-
iencies in rural France is an ice
making refrigerator. The most
modest types cost over $500. Small
hotels which own them often have
white-coated walters ostentatious-
ly carry ice cubes about their din
ing rooms as an evidence OF the
up-to-date quality of their service.
while Paris apparently lacks
few of the utilities that make up
the creature comforts Of life, Nor
mandy'S re- installation of plumb
Evening star., 1949-11-20

teresting because. recently, she
was cited by Inspector Arthur E
Miller of the Police Department
as the pedestrian most carefully
observing traffic regulations in the
weekly traffic survey.
"Tourism in Europe Mrs
Thorpe told me, 'is more ano
more becoming motor tourism, 9
trend which promises to increase
as border complications and red
tape are ironed out.
Freedom of world travel is q
way to world peace. Flexible as
to schedules, fast and comfortable
these surprisingly luxurious cara
vans as they are popularly
known, are tying countries to-
gether. They bring many from
faraway places to view historic
cities and centuries-old memorials,
and to study interlocking civiliza-
tons"
AAA Inspires Cooperation.
The American Automobile As
sociation, operating tours through
England and the continent, has
co-operated with automobile clubs
of Europe and has been the in
spiration for Europe's reliance on
buses, she said.
In Perpignan. the busy metrop-
oils of the Pyrenees-Orientales. a
gateway to Spain only half a
dozen miles from the Mediterra-
mean. she saw two splendid motor
coaches in Italian colors with red
leather upholstery on their re-
clining chairs. They drew up to a
stop in front Of the Grand Hotel
where she was staying. The sides
Of one bus bore the inscription,
Tour Cultural in Spagna." It's
license plate read, Roma IL.
2784. Turistice-3e." On the heavy
glassed windows. easily screened
by sliding silk curtains, were the
labels Of the home cities of the
Evening star., 1949-11-20

International Conference ~.
TRANSPORTATION in Luxembourg
and with Mrs. Brewster a..~-4~-
the presentation of Mrs. Mesta's S
credentials to the Grand Duchess
Charlotte. and the luncheon which
Mrs. Mesta gave afterWard.
Mrs. Thorpe with Mrs. Fergu-
son, the BreWsters and other
American friends were happy tc
renew acquaintance with the
Harry T. Andrews who were SO
popular here when he represented
the Union of South Africa. He is
now his country's ambassador to
France. Their residence is the
charming South African Embassy
In Paris. Mrs. Thorpe returned
on the America, as did District
Commissioner Gen. Gordon Young
and Mrs. Young.
I asked Mrs. Thorpe about
Frances views on the Marshall
Plan. Mrs. Thorpe speaks French
easily and f1uently. hence was able
to discuss the plan with the peo-
pie.
IF you are talking to one of the
intelligentsia." she said. the an.
swer is always in praise of the
plan. :
"'The Plan Marshall is undoubt-
edly a wise plan he tells you,
good for France and also for the
United States. 1t will build up
Evening star., 1949-11-20

ing, to cite a case in point. pro-
crosses only gradually" Mrs.
Thorpe emphasized.
The poor receive first priority
for reparations.
In the extreme south of France
at Vernet-les Baines, where the
elite of the continent and England
once came for relief from arthritis,
Evening star., 1949-11-20

the Hotel Portugal is trying to get
back it's clientele despite war
damaged communications. No
telephones connect isolated rooms
with the desk, no bells summon
distant chambermaids, no eleva-
tors function. Soap. incidentally.
is non-existent, and bath linen
is at an irreducible minimum.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

So says Mrs.
G e o r g e C..
Thorpe, social
and civic leader
and chairman
of the Districts
division of the
Women's Safety
c ON m ittee of
the A m e r ican
Automobile As
Sociation.
Mrs. Thorpe
spent the sum-
mer in Europe.
and her views
aro fha~oroi,,
Evening star., 1949-11-20
By Jessie Font Evons

Europeans apparently have dis
covered the advantages of bus
travel, both for themselves and
their visitors"
Evening star., 1949-11-20

70% Of all Cades .tIdents passed
Classes start December 8, I840, at $3.50
exams. Six months comprehensive and
practical accounting, auditing, theory of
or Apt roved-Enrol
Seymour A. Kaufman, NJ. A
1882 4th ST. Sc
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Republic Wore
Evening star., 1949-09-05

that wonderful
is bought and priced at pleasant .ovinss fo you
oil are from regular who
these voues possible.
all STANDARD quoy eory regular stock with monv
special purchases made this ssvent.
all September sovnss item will make
regular stock, at their regular, heher prices
Evening star., 1949-09-05

"Nutone" Paper Cup Dispenser
for the bathroom, kitchen, or
recreation room. Made Of white
Plastic, costly attached to the
wall, sonitoY, ovoid germs,
colds. Dispenser and 50 cups
complete, September Savinss
Price, sSe.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Universal Household Scale,
open foce, weighs up to "a
pounds Z ounce divisions to
cover mony household weigh
ing problems. White enamel
finish on metal. September
Servings Price, $3.75.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Vogue Laundry Hamper with
removable laundry bog. "a"
high X 1917" wide. Hos color
fuI pearl luster Plastic top and
Vooue's exclusive white vono-
loid finish. September Savinss
Price $7.95.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Handy Utility TobIe, all metal
with two shelves. Is" wide by
z" long, equipped with cosy
roll eosters. In white, red, yeI-
low. September Savinss Price,
$4.S5.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Hand Pointed Metnf Woste
Baskets, foneifuI shopes in os-
sorted colors and beautiful
floroI potterns. Also match
hand pointed wood troys and
stands. September Servings
Price, Sl.95.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

He is former member of the New York
Group Theater that invaded Hollywood so
successfully and almost en- nasse more than
decade ago.
Aubrey Mather is public-school British
and played Polonius in Hamlet" on the
stage. Hollywood sees him as gentleman's
gentleman or the head of a family.
Henry Morgan suffers from confusion of
name with the radio comedian. He is usu-
ally type-cast as the weakling in gangster or
Western films. His real name is Henry
Bratsbug.
Tom Dugan was born in Ireland, plays
American comic gangster roles. He is a
veteran of stage and vaudeville.
Perhaps the most distinguished and most
successful of the lot is Lloyd Corrigan,
actor, writer and director on stage and
screen. He was pioneer in the making of
early Technicolor films, and as triple
threat man is never out of work.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
FAMILIAR.

successful ones. She owns large mansion,
complete with swimming pool, paid for al
most entirely by one role repeated in scores
of pictures - the village gossip. So unfail-
ingly is she typed that few people realize she
was once gifted mimic, versatile enough
to give solo Broadway performances.
Switched 70 the Stage
CoNNIE GILCHRIsr started her career as an
artist. She changed to the stage when she
overheard someone remark that there had
never before been such beautiful woman
artist. She is plumpish now. but she was
actually that pretty as young girl. So
familiar is her movie role of the German
housekeeper. that most people think of her
as being of German or Scandinavian origin.
Actually she's native American, was born
in Brooklyn.
Being typed as gangster assures Marc
Lawrence of full and profitable employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-29
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
UNION COUNTY. OHIO

LEGAL N0TICE
Paul j, Ryan, Executor Of the
Estate of Edward II. Morgan, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
Case No. 180SJ-C
vs.
Charles Morgan, 109 East High
Street, Liberty, Indiana, ct al
Defendants,
Charles Morgan, 1O9 East High
Street Liberty Indiana, Alexander
Stout, Lynn, Indiana, Ray Stout,
Liberty, Indiana, Forest Stout, Lib
erty Indiana, May Terr, Liberty
Indiana. Bertha Logue, Liberty
Indiana, Eula Hallam, 240 Park
Street North, st. Petersburg, Flor
nois, Patsy Lanscheft. Buffalo
New York, and also all the un-
known heirs, legatees. devisees, ad-
ministrators, and the executors, If
any, of Edward H. Morgan, de-
ceased, will take notice that on the
goth day of July, 1949, the under
signed executor filed his petition in
the Probate Court of Union County,
Ohio, naming them as parties de-
fendant, alleging that Edward III.
Morgan late of Milford Center, I'm
ion County, Ohio, died testate on or
about the 25th day of March, 1949,
seized of an estate of inheritance.
named above are required to answer
on or before the 4th day of Febru-
ary, 1850.
Paul J. Ryan, Executor OF the
Estate of Edward III. Morgan,
The prayer of the petition is
that the court determine the heirs,
devisees and legatees of said de-
cedent and their respective interests
in said estate. The defendants
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-29
Continued from Page y

Miss Janet Zuspan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Zuspan, a
student of Miami University,
spent several days last week
, visiting a college friend, Miss
Beverly Brown, in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Matteson
entertained with a Christmas
dinner on Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Snowden and son,
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mat
teSon and daughter, Miss 10 Ann
MatteSon; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
MatteSon; Mr.. w. d. Harmon;
Miss Betty Jo Webster; Mr.. JUS
lis Fish; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Gilger and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Van
Zant and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
MatteSon were Christmas Day
guests of relatives in Marion
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winter en-
tertained the following as their
Christmas Day dinner guests; Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson MoWery and
children; Mr. and Mrs. Hartley
Harger; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Winter; Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Win
ter and daughter, of Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall,
of Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel