davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ats SKYRIUS

Kaip jau buvo DIRVOJE pra-
nesta, Baltimores LVS skyrius
jau persitvarke j ATS skyriu.
Ilgametei LVS skyriaus pir-
mininkei j. Rastenienei del ne
sveikatos atsisakius toliau to-
kiose pareigose pasilikti, jai bu-
vo pareikSta nuoSirdi padeka
uz jos darba ir dideli rupesti,
kurio il parode pirmininkauda-
ma LVS skyriui.
Nauja skyriaus valdyba is
rinkta is zinomu Baltimores vel
keju (tik lido sekretorius dar
naujakuris):
Pirm. - j. Velzis, vicepirm.
- P. Jaras, sekr. - J. Lietuv-
ninkas, I'D. - J. Kiskis, lido
sekr. - K. Rakunas.
Dabar skyrius rupinasi Dali
les Parodos bilietu platinum ir
rengiasi lapkricio 6 dienos pra-
kalbu vakarui. E. A.
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Amsterdamas irgi pratur-
tejo naujakuriais. Turime ju is
lvairiausiu profesijQ, bet dau-
giausiai turejome progos pasi-
gereti daininku St. Liepa, ku-
rio koncertas rugsejo 18 ivyko
sv. Kazimiero bazny6ioje, O taip
pat ir buv. Lietuvos operos diri-
gentu Vyt. Marijosium, kuris
tame koncerte ne tik akompana-
vo st. Liepai, bet ir solo vargo-
navo.
Koncerte dar dalyvavo smut
kinikas Val. Kerbelis ir J. o.
sausko vadovaujamas tos para
pijos choras.
Koncertas buvo. tiesiog neuz-
mirstamas. Nuostabu, kad vieti-
Mai lietuviai ne labai gausiai
jane apsilanke. Vos puse baz-
nycios teprisirinko, O ir tai he
Wien lietuviQ, mes buvo ir kita-
tauciu, net is kitu kaimyniniu
miestv, kaip Albany, Utica,
Schenectady. O net ir moketi
nieko nereikejo. National, emo
mes nepagalvojo, kad tai gall bu-
tt taip grazu. Kita karta jei toks
koncertas bus, tur but jau nebe-
apsigaus, kaip dabar apsigavo,
kurie nepasijudino ateiti -.
O gal tik del to nepasitikeio,
kad moketi nereikejo? Ma, tai
girdeti, kad St. Liepa rengiasi
koncertuoti Lietuviu Klubo sa-
lei ir ten jau reiks moketi. Gal
ten geriau susirinks -.
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BUV. TREMTINIQ D-JOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

81 sekmadieni, spaliu m. 23 d.,
sv. Antano parapijos mokykloje
(prie 25-tos gatves) saukiamas
BUV. Tremtiniu D-jos visuoti-
mis- susirinkimas. Dienotvarkeje
numatyta daug svarbiu klausi-
mu, ju tarpe ir delegatu Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Kongresa rinki-
mas.
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PRAUGINAMAS p DARBO
BUTO GARANTIJU VAJUS

Spaliu m. Is d. Tremtiniq
Ikurdinimo Komitetas nutare
pratesti darbo buto garantiju
vaju. Tuo reikalu kreipiamasi
j Lietuviu Balso radio kluba,
prasant vaju garsinti ir raginti
zmones sudarineti daugiau ga
rantiju.
Taip pat bus atskirai kreipia-
masi j lietuvius laiskais, pra-
SAINT garantiju.
Pirm. T. Dambrauskas pada-
re platu pranesima apie ligsio-
line imigracijos eiga. Komite-
tas ligi siol yra parupines 3S9
garantijas, apie 1,00O-ciui as
menu. Jau atvyko pagal tas ga
rantijas 270 asmenu. Michi-
gan valstybe isviso yra atvyke
apie 1,500 lietuviu. Michigan lie
tuviu naujakuriu skaicium uzi-
ma antra vieta pc Illinois, kur
esa jau per 5000 lietuviu nau-
jakuriu (daugiausia ChicagoD.
Detroite garantiju sudarymui
labai daug padejo radio progra-
ma ir spauda. | darba isijunge
visa ellie lietuviu, kurie 81 dide-
Il darba atliko padedant Darbo
Sajungoms, Micigan DIP Komi-
sijai ir Diocezijai.
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LIETUVIV TEATRAS

Chicagoje apsigyvene Lietu-
vos Dramos teatru meninkai j.
kure organizacija, pavadinta =
LIETUVIU TEATRAS. Jau su-
dare sutartl SUI ELEVENTH
STREET teatru del vietos ke-
liens lietuviskiems vaidinimams
Pirmasis (atidaromasisi) val
dinimas bus gruodzio 3 diena.
Vaidins Juozo Gruso veikala -
"Tevas".
Lietuviu Teatro draugijos ad-
resas: Lithuanian Theatre,
2739 w 43rd St., Chicago 80,
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KUDIRkOS PAMINEJIMAS

Newarko TMD skyrius Sian
dien spaliu m., Fl d., sv. Jurgio
Draugijos saleje rengia Or. V.
Kudirkos paminejima, so metu
nuo jo mirties sukaktuviu pro-
ga. Kalbetoiai - TMD pirmi-
ninkas w. M. Chase is Hart
ford, Conn, Prof. J. zileyicius
is Elizabeth, N. J. ir kit.
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WATERBURY,, CT.
TURESIME LIETUVISKU KA-
LEDINIU ATVLRUKU

Waterburio Lietuviu Salpos
Klubas, noredamas patarnauti
lietuviams, kad jie galetu lietu-
viskai pasveikinti savo draugus
ir pazistamus Kaledu ir Nauju
Metu proga, isleidzia dailininko
Krasausko pagamintu atviruku.
Ju 20 SUI vokais tekastuos S1.00.
Kas ju nori gauti, gall kreiptis
siuo adresu: Lithuanian Care &
Relief Club, 148 Grand ST., Wa
terbury, Conn.
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Baltirnores naujienos

diena Atletu Klubo patalpose
surenge 100 metu nuo poeto, ra-
Sytojo ir kritiko Edgar Allan
mirties sukaktuviu paminejima.
Apie poeto gyvenima labai
turiniga paskaita skate dir. Eel
vys. Tokios paskaitos yra tik-
raj vertingas inasas j kulturini
veikima.
Pc paskaitos kalbejo E. A..
Poe vardo mokyklos direktorius,
kuris labai dziaugesi, kad lietu-
vial surenge toki paminejima,
ir. kad susirinkusiqju tarpe jis
mato visa ellie savo mokyklos
mokiniq.
Poetic eilerasti The Raven
Eldorado angliskai paskaite XII
sielius. Aktorius J. Palubinskas
ta patti eilerasti padeklamavo
lietuviskai. Jis dar padeklama-
vo il Braduno eilerasti Poeto ka-
pas Baltimorej.
Smuikininkas Paukstys pa
smuikavo Caikovskio melancho-
liSka serenada, o jam akompa-
navusi G.. Leoniene dar paskam-
bino Sopeno Scerzo.
Programa visiems labal pa
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BOSTON, MASS.

rs tikslus. Isvadoje nutarta
steigti ALT Sajungos skyriu,
sudarytas nariu sarasas ir is
rinkta vadyba:
pirmininkas - j. Kasmaus-
kas, vicepirmininkai - K. Mu-
steikis ir B. Kalvaitis, sekr. -.
A. Matjoska, izdininkas - V.
Vakauzas ir korespondentas -
A. Brickus.
Susirinkusieji cia pat pasida-
limo platinti Dailes Parodos BIZ
lietu knygeles.
Pasikalbejimas praejo labai
jaukioj nuotaikoj ir buvo baig-
tas Tautos Himnu.
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ISTEIGTAS ALT SAJUNGOS
SKYRIUS


Seniau Bostone gyvenanciuju
tautines sroves veikeju summary
mu, sio menesio pradzioje, Da-
riaus posto patalpose So. Bo-
stone buvo surengta bendramin-
ciq arbatele pasikalbeiimas,
j kuri atsilanke nemazas burys
ir naujakuriu.
Pasikalbejima pradejo zino-
mas ir nusipelnes veikejas Jo-
mas Kasmauskas. Buvo placiai
issikalbeta apie Lietuva ir Ane-
rikos lietuviu veikima, apie AL
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GRAzUS PAVYZDYS

Antanas Macinskas, budamas
II metu amziaus,. nekieno ne
raginamas, uzsisake sau DIR
VA, sakydamas, kad, nors jis
iau ir nedaug gals skaityti, bet
Wis delto liudna esq gyventi be
lietuviSko laikraSciO.
O atsiranda daug jaunesniu
"mandrapypkiu', kurie giriasi,
kad Amerikoj lietuviskas laik-
rastis jiems nebereikalingas ;. !.
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ISPUDZIAI Is CLEVELAND

/
Spaliu men. 7 d. Atletu klubo
bustinej ivyko DAINOS draugi-
jos susirinkimas, kuriame pir-
mininkavusi j. Rasteniene pa
dare pranesima apie ciurlionie-
cius, kuriuos il maciusi budama
Clevelande.
- Ispudis puikiausias, pa
reiSke J. Rastenieie. - Ypatin-
gal krinta axis ciurlionieciu
laikysena scenoje, kai uzdan-
gai pakilus JUGS pamatai. Jie
stow, kaip mumijos: nei Syps-
MO, nei judesio. Tx izengus j
scena iu vadovui dirigentui A.
Mikulskiui, pastebi, jog cia esa-
ma gyvu zmoniu.
Jie dainuoja puikiausiai,
O apie tautinius Sokius nera ka
ir kalbeti. Tai daugiau negu'
grazu. II as linkiu kiekvienam
Baltimores lietuviui isgirsti bel
bamatyti ciurlioniecius.
Susirinkime buvo svarstyta
rarengiamieji darbai kabareti-
niu sokiu vakarui, kuris ivyks
81 Sestadieni, spaliu m. % d.
Buvo kalbeta jau il apie tradi-
cinio koncerto rengima, kurio
laukia ne tik lietuviai, bet ir
kitatauciai. Koncerto programa
numatoma ivairi: Salia iietuviu
kompozitoriu numatoma itrauk-
tt if kitu kuriniu. Be to, dar
numatyta atskirai surengti J.
Augaityte ir G.. Leonienes kon-
certa. Rae.
Pastba is CleveIandO: Gerb. J.
Rasteniene savo graziame ispu-
dziu papasakojime Wis delto We
da baltimoriecius paklydima =.
Mes ciurlionieciu pasirodymo il
Clevelande dar nemate ir mega
leio matyti, kadangi ciurlione-
ciai dar tik dabar baigia rink
tis kruva ir dar tik dabar
pradejo pasirengimus savo pa
sirodymams.
Tai, ka j. Rasteniene turejo
progos matyti Clevelande rug
sejo II diena, nebuvo nei ciur-
lionieciQ choras, nei ju sokeju
grupe. Tai buvo tik skubomis
tam kartui A. Mikulskio pamo-
kytas choras, sudarytas is ge-
ros valios daininku, kuriame da-
lyvavo ir aujakuriai ir senieji
clevelandieciai, dalyvavo ir cia
esantieji Ciurlionies Ansamblio
nariai, bet jie sudare tik apie
penktadali to choro.
Sokeiu grupe irgi sudaryta cia
pat. Joje senQjQ ciurlionieciu
ouvo jau didesnis nuosimtis,
1aip chore, bet ir Sis pasirody-
mas buvo, kaip sokejQ grupes
oasirodymas, ne kaip ciurlionie--
:iu tradiciniu pasirodymu repre-
,entacija.
Jeigu ir Sic pasirodymai pa
,iko = labai malonu. Tas tik
eidzia tiketis, kad, kai ciurlio-
1ieciai vel surinks ir papildys
savo jegas, tinkamai prisirengs,
,ai tikrai bus ko paziureti ir pa
llausyti.
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MEMO IR sOKIU VAKARAS

81 sekmadieni, spaliu m. % d.,
toje pacioje sv. Jurgio Draugijos
saleje rengiamas memo ir sokiu
vakaras.
Programa atliks nauiai atvy-
kusiu tremtiniu grupe. Po pro-
gramos Sokiai ir zaidimai. Pra-
dzia $3.50, pabaiga - 1900.
Rengia New Jersey Lietuviu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

Visais miskininku organizavi-
mosi reikalais kvieciama kreip-
It's pas ratelio sekretoriu J. zeb-
rauska, 3435 SO. Racine St., Chi
cago, I'll.
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tlko ir visi pageidauja, kad SEX
CHA rengtq daugiau literaturos
vakarq, ypac, kad Baltimore da-
bar kaip tik praturtejo litera-
tais. Kaip tik Shame susirinki-
me buvo perstatytas ka tik at
vykes poetas Nyka- Niliunas.
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DAYTON, OHIO
LIETUVA PAVEIkSLUOSE

81 penktadieni, spaliu m. 21
d. Lietuviu Parapijos Saleje fill
mininkas Vytautas Beleckas ro-
dys paveikslus is Lietuvos. Pa
matysim bent paveiksluose Sc
naja savo tevyne Lietuva, ko-
kia il buvo, kai musQ ten nebe-
buvo. Matysim, kas pasikeite ir
kas like po senovei -.
J. A. u.
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DAILES PARODOS KOMiTE.
TAS VEIKIA

Lietuviu Dailes Parodai Rem
ii Komitetas jau platina paro-
dos bilietus ir gauna auku.
ALTS skyrius spaliu 16 d.
susirinkime paaukojo parodai 20
doleriQ. M. Sims.
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RENGIAMES DIDELIAM
KONCERTJI

Pirmasis komp. Br. Budriuno
koncertas ivyksta lapkricio 13 d.
Ukrainu Svetainej, prie Michi-
gan ir Martin gatviu.
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JUS amngi, kad gaite skayti 81 akras JUS lamngi nes
maote Ne kiekvienas turf ime. sta Sis zmogus kuris
suo metu drba sluou dirbuve negai geres
patekejimu Pagavokite apie tOkus prauso
tq kure JUGS uri il mato kue jems pagebsti gyven
reikaus e pagaba deka Community
kasdien Wien Cleveande LOSS akiei parama
darineos saigo Ir wien ake bet vsok nelaimingi
dekite Community Chest paremke nkiava. Rnkava iau
prasdeio ir truks Xxi spaIiu m q dienos
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ANTANINA. DAMBRA. DAI.
MUGS CHICAGOJE

Lietuvos Operos soliste Anita
nina Dambrauskaite - Dambra,
paskutiniais metals dainavusi
Vokietijos ir Austrijos Opero-
sc, netrukus lures progos kon-
certuoti Chicagoje.
Koncerta rengia Chicagos vel
keju komitetas. Koncertas bus
dideliame vidurmiescio Studeba-
ker Teatre.
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NEWARK, n. j.

Taryba. Pelnas skiriamas D4-
les Parodai, A. l.. Tarybai ir
BALFui.
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CHICAGO, I'LL.

Ill. Teatro reikalus tvarko drau-
gijOs valdyba. Memo vadovas -
rezisierius Stasys Pilka.
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Seseriios Vadeive - vyr. sktn
O. Zailskiene, 1919 So.49th Ave,
Cicero, ILL.,; ir Brolijos Vadeiva
= SIX. vyt. l.. Grinius, 1901 So.
May St., Chicago, III.
Susiorganizave ir besiorgani-
Zuoja skautu-ciQ vienetai ir
skautininkai-es registruoiasi pas
atitinkamus vadeivas.
3. JAW Rajono religiniam au-
klejimui vadovauja kun. J. Val
snys, S. j., S1O1 Champlain Ave.
Chicago 19, ILL.,, j kuri vienetu
vadai kreipiasi religinio. aukle-
jimo reikalais.
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Nyr. Skin. PalCiauskas.
PISS Tarybos Pirmijos
2 r nj | n n X A S
Chicago, Ill.
l949 m. spaliQ m. II d.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Mr..
Government
Ennp|oye

waA Reba Henry. who later
became his wife. He attended
the Old Business High School.
which then offered q two year
course, and he recalls that he
nunked In shorthand. He
played shortstop on the base
ball team.
lie went TO work for the
Department Of Justice In
1907 as a typist at 500 q.
year. He worked there for
Ave years. got married. then
moved 70 the Census Bureau
and remained there for n
years. In the census of 1910
his Job was TO edit the census
reports from manufacturers.
TO see that they were filled
out properly. lie also went
out on field service In Vlr-
ginia. Tennessee and Ohio to
prod manufacturers who were
delinquent In making out
census reports.
In 1914 he became chief OF
the special industry section.
In those days there were no
CAT ratings. and he vas SIM
ply called a senior clerk. His
career was interrupted In 1918
BY World War I. Above draft
age. he was commissioned a
first lieutenant In the Army
and spent q year In service.
After the war he went back
TO his Job. but before long he
was made assistant In charge
OF q machine tabulation sub
division. In 1879 he became
chief Of the card-punching
unit Of q new tabulation divi-
sion. He has seen and helped
punch-card tabulation grow
from infancy TO Its present
state of efficiency.
For the iS40 census he had
under him some 5000 en-
ployes. IN never forget the
Evening star., 1949-06-12

uOHN q HAYES la a Gov
q ~rnment empioye. or wa&.
until . few w-~ks ago. For
~ years hr labored. one OF
the millions OF smaii cogx In
the massive machinery Of
Government
For many years ne had an
executive job. but he wasn't
famous. lie vas weil known.
though. 10 o host OF Co workers
N hard working and amlable
man who vas equally good 70
have around on the Job or on
. party.
lie has retired now and
gone 10 unkering with his
power boat. or doing the
thing he loves best fishing.
lie regrets leaving the Gov
ernment service but. ns he
says. after all. ~ years Is a
long time"
Those years. while not par
ticularly exciting. we're never
theiess filled with honest ef-
fort In the public service and
q quiet contentment with his
Job. his family. his friends
and the even tenor OF life.
His life might be called pro-
sale. when judged In terms
OF newspaper copy or the
supercharged imagination OF
a bad novelist. but II has
been. he believes. a good one.
Big. tanned. white haired
Jack Hawes Is. or rather was,
the prototype OF the average
Government employe.
His story begins 81 years
ago In New London. Conn.
When he was . his family
moved to Washington. His
father had a Job with the
Department of Justice. He at
tended public school. first
Peabody then Murray. At the
latter one of his classmates
Evening star., 1949-06-12

time We punched 1000 900
cards In one day" he says.
In World War II his once
was deluged Many Of the new
var agencies had 10 facilities
for punching their own sta
tistical information. Seems
like We punched for every bu-
reau In the Government" he
recalls.
In iS43 he was moved into
personnel work. His title was
personnel assistant In the
tabuiating division. II lis
tened 70 all kinds OF trou-
bles." he says. If a clerk got
q rating OF good she wanted
an excellent"
HIS popularity with his CO.
workers led TO his being eject
ed rs employees Representa-.
tive on the three man EN-
cheney Rating Appeal Board
OF the bureau. He also was q
director In the Department of
Commerce and Justice Bene-
fictal Association and treas
urer Of the Census Bureaus
Beneficial Association. jocu-
larry called the CONN Club"
An active lodgeman. he Is
a member of the Sons of the
American Revolution. the
American Legion. the Lafay-
ette Lodge OF the Masons and
the Anchor Club. a Masonic
organization In the Commerce
Department. Mostly. though,
his social life revolves around
an eight-man poker club"
consisting OF Census Bureau
oldtimers who have been get
ting together intermittently
for the last 10 years for either
poker or fishing. He bowls
almost every Tuesday night
In season with q team from
the bureau. and his average
is 0Oh.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

The Haweses have two chill
dren-a son Richard, 80, who
works In the Government, and
a daughter, Mrs. Louise
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Muenz. who lives in Con-
necticut and has two children.
Mr.. Hawes Is not q member
of any church. although his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-14

1895 Innerspring Mattresses
Famous make rolled edee pre- built bor- -
der. Slightly soiIed, assorted tickines-- .Mo
Godembergs Bedding, Fourth Floor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William Brennan
Washington, d. c., were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Clatterbuck.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lambert Thrasher and Mrs. Cora
Refs were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thrasher, Mrs. S. o. Broadwater,
Mrs. Robert Broadwater and children
of Deer Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Taylor and daughter, of New Ken
sington, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wright and children, Keyser, w. Va;
and Harrison Thrasher and son, of
McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thrasher are
spending the week with relatives in
Washington, d. c., and Silver Spring.
Mrs. Wanda Warwick and Mrs.
Charles Madigan, Jr., drove to Cum
berland, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Fernando and
daughter visited relatives in Grey,
Pa, this past weekend.
Mrs. Lulu limbaugh, Mrs. Mary
Rollman, Mrs. Evelyn Fernando, Mrs.
Elsie Green, Mrs. Sybil Paugh, Mrs.
Betty Sebold, Mrs. Mary DeBerry,
Mrs. Nora Mosser, Mrs. Loye Wat
Woods attended the Garrett County
Homemakers Achievement Day in
Oakland.
Mrs. Evelyn Fernando, Franklin
Fernando and Mickey Browning were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Fernando, Kitzmiller.
Bud and Gene DeBerry are attend
ing the F.A.A. in Kansas City.
A birthday party was given Mrs.
Mary Maybe at her home, October TO-
on her 10th birthday. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Thrash
er and family, McHenry; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thrasher, Mrs. Charles
Glass, Mrs. George Comp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Maybe, Mrs. Charles Madi-
gan, Jr., Billy, Carmelita and Joy
Maybe, Alice Mae Madigan, Jenny Lee
and Rose Marie Uphold, Henry Maybe
and William Maybe, and the honoree.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-13
DEER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines en-
tertained with wedding shower, Fri
day evening, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Mickey Filsinger, who were re-
Gently married. Mrs. Filsinger was
formerly Miss Rosemary Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell,
Mrs. Ellen Lee and Miss Alice Camp
bell were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Friend, Swanton.
Mrs. Lambert Thrasher and chill
dren and Mrs. Carl Thrasher were in
Cumberland, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Friend, Mrs.
Laura Flanagan and daughters were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Lips
comb, Leadmine, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Romesburg,
Jr., visited relatives in Baltimore, re-
Gently.
Deer Park Homemakers, Mrs. Lulu
limbaugh, Mrs. Mary Rollman, Mrs.
Betty Sebold and Mrs. Evelyn Per-
ando attended Achievement Day, in
Oakland, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thrasher are
visiting in Washington, d. C.
Miss Betty Ann DeBerry will en-
terrain the girls All club on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Cora S. Refs visited relatives
in Keyser, w. Va, one day last week.
William Clatterbuck attended the
District Holy Name meeting in Cum
berland, on Sunday.
Mrs. John Wright has been i'll at
her home.
J. Edward Helbig, president of the
Board of County Commissioners, suf-
fered a fractured right arm at his
home, last Thursday morning.
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EV. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Rev. George w. Simpson. Pastor

Paradise Worship and sermon, 10
a. M; Sunday Church School for all
ages, / a. M, Harry F. Paugh, super
intendent; Young Peoples Service,
7:45 p. M, Marie Paugh, president.
McHcnry- Sunday Church School
for all ages, 10 a. M, Margaret Bow
man, superintendent; Worship and
sermon, 1115 a. m.
Loeb Lynn-Sunday Church School
for all ages, 10 a. M, Clarence V.
Mersng, superintendent; Jr. C. E.,
$3.50 p. M, Veryl Weimer, sup't.;
Adult c. E., 7:15, Nellie Bittinger
president; Worship and sermon, 7:45
p. M; Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs
day, 1880 p. M, William Deems,
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THINGS IN REVERSE g..

AGAIN at Kansas ClJy, as before III
a speech from the east wing of the
White House, the President took a
crack at those who say there is
Something alien or dangerous in the
idea of government that works for
the welfare of all our citizens"
Hasn't Mr.. Truman got things in
so-called Welfare State? Since gov
eminent starts barehanded, it can't
do things for people on a grand scale
without taking things from them on
grand scale. In other words, it
must tax and tax and tax" in order
to "spcnd and spend and spend" So
it has done, for example, in the field
of income taxes, jumping them 100
percent in the last decade.
Let's consider this for a minute or
so. The most important thing in the
last ten years that has happened to
the Average American, in his role as
a citizen, is not that his son or a
neighbor's took part in war fought
in every part of the world, or that
the national population lin which he
is a single unit has increased by a
good deal more than 10 percent since
the 1910 census was taken.
What counts most, we are quite
sure, is that in ten years income
taxes in this country have increased
more than ten times since 1899, ac-
cording to a careful study made by
national insurance company. They
amounted to $1,000, 100000 in 1889,
and almost 31,0OO,0OO,OOO in the
fiscal year of 1919. The number of
persons who paid them has increased
proportionately from 100000 in
1889 to Al 100000 in 1913.
Income taxes in 1899 were less
than a fifth of the $4,000, 100000
collected by our federal, state and
local governments. For 1919, income
taxes are nearly three-ffths of the
estimated $50, 100000, collected in
taxes from all sources. Thus, more
and more, dependence for support of
the various governments has shifted
to the income tax. While other taxes
have increased about 1870 per cent in
the 10-year period, income tax levies,
let us repeat, have increased LOO
percent.
We return to our initial statement
that the income tax increases of the
last ten years are more important
than anything else. OF course, they
constitute an argument for rigid
economics in government. But are
they not an argument also against
the excuses OF the current so-called
'social welfare program? Why fol-
low Britain down the Trail of
Trouble?
A New Deal government working
for all of US? Well, that's debatable.
Not debatable is the fact that, in
order to pay their income taxes
(under the law as it stood until
Republican Congress reduced rateSl.
men earning $50 a week worked
z days a year for the government;
men earning 500 week worked
nearly ten weeks for the government,
while men in the top brackets worked
ten months or more for the govern
ment.
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Car Stolen

The car of Miss Lillian L. Harvey,
former teacher of Garrett County,
now a visiting teacher of Prince
George county, was stolen Thursday
night, October 6, from a parking lot
in Washington D. C. AS yet it has
not been recovered. The car was a
1913 Plymouth club coupe.