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Evening star., 1949-08-06
Congress in Brief

Senate:
In recess until Monday.
Agriculture subcommittee calls
Secretary Brannan to consult at
closed session on new farm pro-
gram compromise.
House:
Adjourned until Monday.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Democratic Club Breakfast

The Democratic Club OF Wash
ington will hold its regular Sun
day morning breakfast at II am.
tomorrow in the United Nations
Club, Nineteenth and r streets
NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Jai|ing Of Gold Star Mother
Brings Surge Of Protests
BY the Associotsd Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. g.
Protests over Imprisonment of a
Gold Star Mother are piling up in
the Governors office.
The woman, Mrs. Nettie w.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

SAN FRANCISCO-BEATEN CONSUL RETURNS-Wlliam NJ
Olive 32 Ionon, Mo, the United States vice consul at
Shanghai who beaten by Chinese Communist soldiers in
held in Jail three after slight traffic acci
dent with his wife by last night He refused to
the incident I'm under orders to make
the China situation until make personal
report Washington he explained The Olives will main
Francisco, resting day before going to Wash
ington. --AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1949-08-06

The word, meander, comes from
the winding Maender River Of
Western Asia Minor.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

The great Deluge mentioned In
the Bible Is believed to have oc-I
Cured around 1000 BIC.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE, MASS-WIN ATLANTIC RACE
the eight Air Force members who yesterday
transatlantic for the honor OF being
the ship permanently from operation Vittes
at Left to right Capt George Peabody Seattle
pilot; 1t John Dunn of Texas 1t Norman DAVIS OF
North Robert H. Dowd of Florida, 1t Wallace
Kuhan California Scott of California and Master
Serpt David c. Leonard of Pennsylvania AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1949-08-06

Monthiy PRECIPITATION IN inche
Capital (current month to dats)
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Weather Report

DlStrlct OF COIumbla-Sunny
with highest about 88 this after
noon. Fair tonight with lowest
about 68. Tomorrow mostly sunny
with highest in upper 80s.
Maryland-Fair tonight. To-
morrow mostly sunny with highest
in middle or upper 80s.
Virginia-Mostly fair in north
and east portions. Partly cloudy
with a few scattered showers in
the northwest portion tonight and
tomorrow. Little change in tenn
perature tonight. Highest tomor-
row "a to 88.
Wind velocity, 10 miles per hour:
Evening star., 1949-08-06

Automobile lights must bs turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
frecipftation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13
EVANSVILLE

The January meeting of the Home
makers club was held at the home of
Mrs. Henry l.. burst, with Mrs. Har-
per Kelley, assistant hostess. Newly
elected officers were in charge.
Twenty-Five members and one visito"
were present. New members enrolled
were Mesdames Lloyd Williams.
Clyde McCurdy, Blair Bucket, Ray
mond Loechel, d. j. Combs and Dala
H. Amer, Mrs. Roy Mickey outlined
the program for the year. The club
again will sponsor "Thc Cemetery
carry their adopted Belgium family.
The club contributed to the March Of
Dimes. A musical program of both
vocal and instrumental numbers is
being planned for early spring. Two
committees were appointed: Welfare
Committee, chairman. Mrs. Mary +.
Livengood, Mrs. o. Glotfelty, and
Mrs. }. L. Stanton; Membership Com
mittee, Miss Ethel Broadwater, chair
man, Mrs. w. II. Bills, Mrs. Raymond
Leochel, Mrs. Joseph Dolin, and Mrs
Blair Bucket. The Mobile Library
not being accessible to all parts Of
the county during the winter months,
"A Book Shelf Library" will be
placed in Cooperative Farm Store in
charge of Mrs. Erma Miller. Mrs
Raymond Loechel will be hostess to
the club in February
The WINS of the Lutheran church
held its January meeting with Mrs
Emerson Sebold as leader Mrs Harry
Hoover and Mrs. Harry Bender were
hostesses. Plans were made to hold
"White Elephant Sale" in the store
room of c. S. Zeller, January %
from 1920 to 2;3O. The February
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Deal with Mrs. Carrie Beachv
as leader.
"The Victory of Paul Kent by
Garth Hale, was the book reviewed
by Miss Holmes on Monday night.
The group of % in attendance joined
in an interesting discussion following
the review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Kelley and
daughters were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Frostburg.
George Layman, of Newall, Iowa,
arrived in Grantsville and will visit
his nieces, Misses Beulah and Ida
Engle, of "Englewood," near Grants
vile, also Scott and Charles Layman,
of Long Stretch, Route 40.
Mrs. Roy Mickey, Mrs. Allen Baker,
Mrs. Harold Baum, end Mrs. Henry
L. burst attended the annual Home
makers Presidents and Past Presi-
dent and County Council Officers
luncheon at the William-James hote',
Oakland.
The Hi-Lo 500 club met at the
home Of Mrs. Richard Glotfelty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13
Oakland High Quint
Wins Two Games

Oakland high school quint was VIC
torious in two games the past week.
Kelly and Fauber led the scoring
parade at Friendsville on Tuesday
night with 20 and 10 points as Oak
land Highlanders won over Friends
vile high by the score of SO to 81.
Oakland held the long end of a 21-
u score at halftime.
The highlanders also took the
measure Of Elk Garden high school
at Oakland last Friday night by the
score Of 81 to "a. Fauber and Kelly
headed the Oakland attack with II
and IL points while Blackburn scored
all of the visitors goals, total of
seven. and registered Is of his teams
points. Arnold and Kelly also played
good floor games for the winners.
The Highlanders held q PHO lead at
halftime.
Friendsville High girls defeated the
Oakland seXtet on Tuesday in the pre-
liminary game "a to IS. Mary Sisler
of Friendsville led the winners with
u points.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13

Three tables wre in play and honors
went to Mrs. Mark Miller, Mrs. Rob-
ert Glotfelty and Mrs. Kenneth Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lewis have
returned home after spending some
time with Mr.. Lewis mother, Mrs.
ID. Lewis, Thurmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannie Klotz, of nea
Grantsville, announce the birth of a
son, Charles Daniel, December 22nd.
Mrs. Klotz was the former Miss
Hazel Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelley, Wash
ington, d. c., announce the birth OF a
son ON January LIST, in a hospital in
Washington, ID. c. Mrs. Kelley was
formerly Miss Lucy Brenneman.
At the regular meeting of the Aux
Hilary Unit of the Grantsville Post
No. PA, American Legion, Wednes-
day night, final plans were made TO
hold a public bridge and 500 card
party, Monday night, January 18th,
at the Legion home Mrs. Audry Ed
wards presided and Mrs. Wayne
burst was named program chairman;
Mrs. Eva Beachy, legislative chair
man; and Mrs. c. 0. Bender, Ameri-
canism chairman. Meetings will be
held the first Wednesday night Of
each month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13
ACCIDENT

The Church of the Brethren Ladies'
Aid met at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Olonzo p. Filie, last Friday evening.
Guests included Mrs. Glen Collier and
Mrs. Jack Savage. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt Speicher and son
Bobby, Cumberland, were Sunday
guests Of the formers parents, M.
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Speicher. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Speicher remain bed
fast at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richter en-
tcltained the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Richter as Sunday
dinner guests. For Sunday evening
supper they entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Selby and family, Selbysport,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Lininger and
son, of Friendsville.
Mrs. Bruce Miller and Mrs. Emory
Georg spent last Tuesday in Union
town, shopping.
Mr.. John Schlossnagle, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schloss-
magic, and Mr.. Wesley Georg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Georg, accom-
panied by two youths from Morgan
town, w. Va, left by auto last week
for Florida where they expect to
vacation for a month. The parents
have heard from the boys of their
safe arrival in Miami.
Mr.. Perry Broadwater has arrived
from Lanark, H., to spend some time
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broadwater Perry
had formerly made his home with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Broadwater, in Lanark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Broadwater and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmony Brobst.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13
Along the Potomac
to Washington
By j. Glenn Beall

Congress has received such a
deluge of recommendations from
President Truman in three scpara,c
messages and reports-sent to the
Hill in one-two-three fashion-that it
is doubtful if even the Witch of En-
dor could predict, accurately, what
may result in the next twelve months.
After welter Of post-election
lumors about his intentions, Fresi-
dent Truman took such decisive
turn to the left that there were none
who failed to see The direction into
which he headed. All observers agreed
that his proposals, if enacted, would
take our nation farther toward social
ism than any legislative program
ever before suggested by an Ameri-
can President.
The program, OF course, certainly
will not be enacted in its entirety.
But several portions of it may be
adopted although even these pro-
posals may be tempered by Congress.
President Truman is personally
popular with Congressman and his
two trips to Capitol Hill Cone Of them
to watch the final counting of the
electoral ballots revealed this friend
illness clearly.
But, as has been observed by
scholars of years gone by, caution
and investigation are a necessary
armor against error and imposition.
Congress is likely to debate most of
Mr.. Humans proposals long and
vigorously.
How can Mr.. Truman be on a per-
sonally friendly basis with so many
Congressman who are violently op-
posed to most of the policies for
which the President stands? That
question pops up every now and then,
and it is well for all of us, no matter
what our political beliefs, to know
that this particular political trait
goes to the very core of our repre-
sentative government.
1t was practiced, luckily for us,
even among the men who debated the
various provisions Of the Constitution
and hammered out that wonderful
document. Alexander Hamilton, one
of those who helped formulate the
Constitution, once remarked:
$50 numerous indeed and so power
full are the causes which serve to give
false bias to the judgment, that we,
upon many occasions, see wise and
good men on the wrong as well as on
the right side of the questions of the
first magnitude to society,"
President Truman is good man.
but he can be wrong-tragically
wrong-on many proposals he sug-
gests for our nations welfare today
and tomorrow.
Strange fip-fops are taking place
in the minds Of many self-styled
'liberal" groups in this country.
Thirty-nine years ago, on March
10, 1910, the House of Representa-
tives, led by band of liberals"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13

such as the late Champ Clark, George
| W. Norris and Oscar Underwood,
voted to do away with "Cannonism"
and to make the House Committee on
Rules a sovereign body, never to he
dominated by any speaker, or any
other groups in the House
On Monday, January 3, 1919, by an
overwhelming vote and led by today5
liberals" the House voted to restore
to Speaker Sam Rayburn virtually
the same powers that "liberals" of
days long gone had taken away from
the late great Speaker. Joseph Can
non. Now, as others have pointed out,
the House Committee on Rules is
dominated by the Speaker of the
House, for he can cause the group to
report out any legislation for House
consideration at any time.
1t has been charged widely, by self
styled liberals" that the House Com
mittee on Rules in recent years has
not been widely representative of the
Congress, but has worked to stife the
will Of Congress. Just the opposite
has been true. The House Committee
on Rules has prevented wild legis-
lation from being brought out for a
vote, thus saving many members
from the embarrassment of having
to vote for legislation which they knew
would be against the longterm inter-
ests of the nation. The Committee re-
Elected the will of Congress, instead
Of sitting that will.
Under the new set-up, the stage is
set for a revival of "Cannonism," al
though, if one-man domination of the
House takes place, it most likely will
be known as "Rayburnism."
Let us hope that there will be no
occasion for such charges against our
distinguished Speaker, who personal
ly is one of the most likeable men in
Washington.
Under the Dome
| received letter from the Parent
Teachers Association of Eckhart, for
my help in securing the approval for
the construction of an underpass on
the highway at Eckhart. This was a
very bad crossing for the children
and the underpass will eliminate this
danger.
II. c. Thompson. Director of Vo-
eational Rehabilitation of the State
Board of Education came to my Of
fee and discussed with me the
planned program for disabled veter-
ans and the work already accom-
plished.
Many veterans have contacted me
relative to their cases and l have APP
peared personally before the Board Of
Appeals in their behalf. l am very
much interested in the veterans and
their problems. At the present time
we are working on a number of cases
of Overpayments to the veterans.
Often the repayment of this money IS
very definite hardship to the veter-
an and his family and l am trying IN
every way possible to help the boys
work out their problems satisfactor-
lily.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13

when he ran into a wall and was
taken to a hospital.
Grantsville was ahead 1G to / at
half time. Grantsville Jayvees de-
foated Meyersdale in the preliminary
game II to II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schlossnagle
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Ray Broad
water and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Schlossnagle, as Sunday guests
at their home.
A number Of local people are at
tending the State Farm Bureau Cor
vention in Baltimore, and the Penn
sylvania State Fair in Harrisburg,
Pa, this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13
Grantsville Wins

Grantsville Highs basketeers de
feated Meyersdale high school at
Grantsville last Friday night 20 to
25.
Keister was high scorer for the
winners with ii points. E. Ross, Mey-
ersdale center, suffered head injuries
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-01-13

Forty-two below was recorded in
the Rocky Mountain area.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-09
JULIUS SMETONA INFOR-
MUOJA SPAUDA

Ir kiti Clevelando laikrasciai
susidomejo lietuviais ir suskato
neatsilikti. Tremtiniu Draugijos
valdybos prasomas, Julius Sme-
tona sutiko butt nuolatiniu spau-
dos informatorium apie lietuviQ
gyvenima ir rupescius Cleve-
lande. Jis jau suejo j kontakta
SUI Clevelando dienraSciu redak-
cijomis ir manoma, kad dar
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PAIESKOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii.
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Atsisauskaite Marta, Marija, is ST.
lales
Baziene Marijona
Benekeraitis (Beneker) Jonas, S. Bal
traus, ir jo Selma
Biskiaviciene Maksimaviciute We
ronika, is Smalenu KIM, Suvalku ap
Breeris Bronislavas
Budrys Kazimieras, is Kuntauciu par.
Plunges w., Telsiu ap., ir jo val
kai Jonas, Juozas ir Maria
ciuprys Aleksas, is Mitkaiciu KIM,
Nevarenu w., Telsiu ap.
Delkuviene Ernstaite Olga, gyvenu-
81 Bronx, NY, ir brolis Ernstas
Jonas
Deniulis Juozas, is Skirzemes KIM,
Vainuto w., Taurages ap.
Domeika Antanas, is Budvieciu KIM,
Luksiu w., sakiu ap.
Eidukas Jonas, is Spilgiu KIM, Klo-
vainiu par, Pakruojo W., siaulip
apskr.
Ernstas Jonas ir sesuo Olgo Delku-
viene, gyvenusi Bronx, N. Y.
Gostautas Bronislavas, is Raguvos.
Panevezio ap.
Griciute Petronele, is Zeimiu KIM,
gyvenusi Tuzu KIM, Salantu W.,
Kretingos ap.
Iverza Tamosius
Jakstiene ir jos sesuo, abb Radvinaus-
kaites, Mare ir Petre, is MiknaiciQ
KIM, Barzdu w., sakiu ap.
Jovaisas, broliai, is Skaudviles w.,
Taurages ap.
Kohanskaite Vladislava, is Akalcios
KIM, Aloves w., Alytaus ap.
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Gl@v2!?&!{@5[f;a}fdz&S} |?

mo, Berea priemiesty ir pataike
j Bradley Laird namus, ku-
riuos uzdege. Ugnyje zuvo Laird
zmona ir apdege 13 menesiu
vaikas. Su kitu vaiku tevas is
sigelbejo. Smarkiai apdege ir
Laird uosvis, kuris gelbejo ma
zaji vaikuti. IS ugnies isgelbe-
tas vaikutis po keliu valandu
ligonineje mire. Paties lakuno
lavono ilgai negalejo rasti.
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KAZAKEVIcIUS James, pus-
amzis, mire birzelio 10 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Panevezio ap.,
zeimeliu par.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metQ.
BITINAS Motiejus, pusamzis,
mire birzelio 13 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Panevezio ap., Raguvos
par, Briedzvalku km.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
YAKINAUSKIS Liudvikas, pus-
amzis, mire birzelio IL d.,
Chicago, III. (Ezerenu ap.,
Rimses par, Cezunu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
URMANAS Juozapas, 62 metu,
mire birzelio 6 d., Waukegan,
Ill.
BALTRUKONIS Vincentas, pus-
amzls, mlre birzelio 20 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Taurages ap.,
Kaltinenu par, Rusciu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metq.
DAUSINAS Vladislovas, Al M,
mire birzelio IL d., Chicago,
ILL.,, kur buvo ir gimes.
MOZERIENE Anastazija (Ja-
kaite), 81 metQ, mire birze-
lilo IL d., Chicago, Ill. (Rasei-
niQ ap., Jurbarko par.). Ame-
rikoj isgyveno SO metu.
Jurgis, 70 metu, mire
birzelio 4 d, Worcester, Mass.
Kazimieras, so metu,
mire birzelio 13 diena, Brook
lyn, NY.
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sia savaite ir kituose dienras-
ciuose taip pat pasirodys infor-
maciju apie lietuviu Tautos
svente ir kitus lietuviQ pasi-
reiskimus. Linkime J. Smetonai
pasisekimO Shame naudingame
darbe ir stenkimes jam patal-
kininkauti.
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Krankalis, is Krankaliu km., Aknis-
tos vi.
Lenktaitis Juozas, is Kaimelo km.,
Kiduliu W., sakiu ap.
Levickas Jonas ir Kazys, is Ozkasvi-
liu KIM, Marijampoles vi.
Lipeiko Antoni, S. Mateuso, is Ra-
govnios KIM, Sesuoliu W., Ukmer-
ges ap.
{ Lipeiko Jokubas, is Ragovnios KIM,
sesuoliu w., Ukmerges ap.
Luscinskaite Paulina, is Savilioniu
KIM, Merkines W., Alytaus ap.
Luscinskiene Valerija, is Savilioniu
km., Merkines W., Alytaus ap.
Maksimavicius Pranas, is Smalenu,
Suvalku ap.
Maksimaviciute Biskiaviciene Vero-
nika, is Smalenu, Suvalku ap.
Mares Leonard, B., gyv. Trinidad,
Colorado.
MeJeryte Vabaliene Ona, is Pakal-
niskiu KIM, Veliuonos vi. -
Mockevicius, is Budvieciu KIM, Lux
siu W., Sakiu KIN.
Mockiene Preitakaitte, is Putoksiliu
KIM, Sartininku W., Taurages ap.
Paskeviciute Sciutiene, Petronele,
is Smalininku KIM, Kalvarijos w.,
MarlJampoles ap., ir jos vyras
Sciuta.
Petrauskas Petras, is Vaitiskes km.,
Nemajunu w., Alytaus ap.
Petronis, sunus Jono Petronio, gy-
venusio Scranton, Pa.
Petrosius, (buv Platakis, vaikai ir
kiti giminaiciai Antano Platakio,
pakeitusio pavarde j Petrosius
Platakis (kitaip: Petrosius), vaikai ir
xiii giminaiciai Antano Platakio,
pakeitusio pavarde j Petrosius.
Preitakaite Mockiene, is Putoksliu
KIM, Sartininku KIM, Sartininku w.,
Taurages ap.
Aee'oN oNiiieiuShoilS ware IL IoLTe, We
ma istek. uz Jono Jakscio, is Mix
nalciu KIM, Barzdu w., Sakiu ap.
Sakalauskas Jonas ir Sakalauskaite
Juzefa, is Vingininku
Schmidt Emma ir Eugen, ar ju val
kai, gyvene Jersey City, ar kitur
New Jersey valstijoje
sciuta ir jo zmona Paskeviciute Pc
tronele, kilusi is Smalininku KIM,
Kalvarijos VI, Marijampoles ap.
Sejona S. Gasparas ir Kazys, is vi
diskiu m., zemaitkiemio w., Uk-
merges ap.
Selenaite Liudve, is Disliu KIM, AL
sedziu vl.,,sTelsiu ap.
Sideravicius Pranas, is Obelytes km.,
Meteliu par, Alytaus ap.
Smith Anna, buv. Stankeviciute Bro
ne
spokiene Vadopalaite ir jos sese-
rvs bel broliai
Stalgaitis, du broliai is Piliunu km.,
Pilviskiu VI, Vilkaviskio ap.
Stankeviciute Brone, kitaip Smith
Anna
Stasytaite Zose, is zvingiu baznkm.,
Vainuto w., Taurages ap.
Stenioniute Roze, is Kalesnyku km.,
Simno w., Alytaus ap.
Tvirbutas, brols Smetonienes
Vabaliene Mejeryte Ona, is Pakal-
niskiu KIM, Veliuonos vi.
Vadopalas, broliai ir seserys, kuriu
viena Spokiene
Valeika Petras il Povilas, nuo Pas
valio, Birzu ap.
Valineviciute Elze, is Zilioniu KIM,
seduvos vlsc., Panevezio apskr.
Valinskaites, dvi seserys, arba Va
linskai, nuo Pilviskiu, Vilkavisk. ap.
Vasiliauskaite is sidagiu KIM, Skaud-
viles VI, Taurages apskr.
Woodson Marta, gyvenusi 1O4S South
Street, Portsmouth (valst.?)
zemaitis Jonas, is Grinaiciu KIM,
Kiduliu w., sakiu ap.
zilys Vladas ir jo sesuo, gyvene Ci-
ky KIM, Svedasu VI, Rokiskio ap.
zolpis Pranciskus, kiles nuo Girdis-
kes, Skaudviles, Skaudviles w.,
| Taurages ap.
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NAUJAKURIV GEGUzINE,

nors lietaus kick ir sutrukdyta,
finansiskai pasiseke neblogai: ::
islaidu buvo S166,49, pajamu
$397.35. Pelnas - S230.89 pas
kirtas vietos kulturinio veikimo
reikalams.
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Lankykites savo Klube! !!

Americas Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimQ. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
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APLINK PASAULI APSKRI-
DES. CLEVELANDE ZUVO

William P. Odom, lakunas,
1947 metals apskrides aplink
pasauli per 73 valandas, zuvo
lektuvu lenktynese Clevelande,
81 pirmadieni.
10 lektuvas nukrito apie 5
mylias nuo Clevelando aerodro-
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IVANAUSKAS Antanas, seno
amziaus, mire birzelio II d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Raseiniu ap.,
Kaltinenu par.). Amerikoj is
gyveno SO metu.
MISKEVICIUS Petras, 63 M,
mire birzelio z d. Brooklyn,
n. Y.
STEPONAVICIUS Stasys, SO
metQ, mire birzelio men,,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
KACINSKAS Jonas mire birze-
lilo IA d., Detroit, Mich.
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sLIETUVA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE = teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko su Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama -. $500
eLIKIMO KELIU - Ales
Rutos-Nakaites 13 apsa-
kymeliu, 140 pusl. kama 8Oc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-02

Columbia Library's book
mobile will make its first regularly
scheduled stop at gas station on
Washington street at the south
edge of Kennewick at 9 a. m. Fri
day.
This will be only the first of
many busy days the Eookmobile
will have as it serves the rural
population of Benton and Frank
lin counties. To be sure people in
populated areas learn of its arrival
at specified stops, loud speaker
system is being installed in the
truck This will tell residents that
the library will soon be at their
doors.
Persons using the library service
are urged to remember the Ii
brary wants to keep the books in
circulation and this can only be
done if books are returned on
time. Those unable to meet the
bookmobile on its return trip are
requested to send books back with
friends or mail books directly to
the City Hall in Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-02
SchIenmer to Be
Speaker ut Red
Cross Meeting

F. G.. Schlemmer, operations
manager of Hanford Works, and
MIR. Rounds, area representative
for the American Red Cross, San
Francisco, will be guest speaker at
the annual dinner of the Benton
county chapter of the American
Red Cross in the Corral Room Of
the Desert Inn at 2 pm. O.S.T0
Monday, June 6.
Rev. Kenneth Bell of the United
Protestant church of Richland will
deliver the invocation. E. c.
Smith of Kennewick, chairman OF
the board Of directors, will conduct
a short business meeting.
Eleven year old Aarmon Boat
man, Benton City, win play the
piano.
Michael Harris, also an IL year
old boy who received the Western
Conference award recently at the
music festival in Spokane, is go
ing to play a selection from the
classics and popular music. Tick
cts may be obtained by calling the
chapter house in your community.