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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10

Svarbiausia - niekO nesluskit !

Svarbiausia - niekO nesluskit !
VILNYJE kaz koks "Tevelis"
apsidziauge, kad jau nera jokios
"gelezines uzdangos", mes tula
Stella Stern, gyvenanti Chicago
je, gavo kalbeti telefonu SUI Sara
Spector, gyvenancia Kijeve.
AS cia nematau nieko nuosta-
baus. Va, ir Visinskis nesenai
kalbejosi telefonu SUI Stalinu is
Paryziaus, O vistiek negalima
matyti, kas ten darosi...
Sara is Kijevo svarbiausia
prase nieko jai is Americas ne
siQsti Man rodos, jeigu butu
isdrisus, tai butu prasius dau-
giau ir netelefonuoti -.
T. d., Chicago, I'll.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10
kitu okimis

DRAUGAS, pamineda m a s
New Yorko selma ir Americas
Lietuviu Tautines Sajungos su-
daryma, klausia = kodel sa-
junga nepavadinta tautininku
sajunga %.
HIM. j. O kodel DRAUGO re-
daktoriaus vadovaujama Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Rymo Kataliku
Federacija nepavadinta kriks-
COMPLEMENTARY federacija?
Organizacijos varda paren-
kant, paprastai turi reiksmes
ne tik esminiai, bet ir formali-
Mai sumetimai. Tur but ju bu-
vo ir Americas Lietuviu Tauti-
mes Sajungos varda pasiren-
kant. Bet tai nereiskia, kad toki
varda pasirinkusieji butQ bio
je tautininku vardo. Priesingai,
visa ellie kalbetoju, turejusiu
karsciausi pritarima, seine pa
breze, kad:
= Tautininku vardas su mu-
mis- sujungtas jau kelios desim-
tvs metu, mus tautininkais va
dins, ar mes to prasysim ar ne
prasysim, ir mes to vardo ne
bijOm, nesigedim, o juo didziuO-
james!
Toliau DRAUGAS pastebi,
kad, nors statute ir pazadama
tolerancija religijos dalykuose,
taciau pozityviai az religija ne
pasisakomo.
Tikra tiesa, bet ne viskas. Ne
pasisakoma ir prizes. Isviso tas
''uz religija" ir "pries religija"
ALT Sajungos uzdaviniu pro-
gramoje neturi progos pasireik-
sti. Ir samoningai nenorima,
kad tas klausimas butu painio-
jamas j reikalus, kurie visiems
- "dieviams" ir "bedieviams"
- lietuviams vienodai svarbus
ir brangus.
Tai yra principals, kuri siule
ir J. Kuprionis per ta patti
DRAUGA. Norintiems pozity-
vaus ir negatyvaus pasireiski-
mo religijos reikaluose, yra ga
ma atitinkamu organizaciju ir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10

NIdZOSlOS LlcCu.
vOs zymus vel
kejas, kai kas
zinOme, kad jis
ir muzikas, Ii
nome, kad jam
jau 80 metu, ir
kad jis dabarti-
niu metu gyve-
ma Vokietijoje,
kaip vienas is
daugeliO lietuviu
tremtiniu. Bet
mes, kurie daz-
mas mOkame XII
items SUI pasidi-
dziavimu pasa-
kyti, jog Vydu-
mas yra vienaS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10
SNIOKsCIA SRAUNIOS UPES
Lietuvos partizanu DANA

LietuvOs partizanu DANA
Sniokscia sraunios upes, asarom patvine,
Kur istysko kraujas, stiebias rugys..
Motina isvezes, teva nukankines
Neslauja slautes Kremaus kraugerys
zeme tvindo kraujas, laisto marga zieda
Ir zemyn nubega stiebeliu zaliu ;.
Motinai per veida asara nureda:
Kovoje neteKo il vaiku keliu..
lave spaudo, spardo, gatvese paguldo
Iave uoliai slepia priemiescio griovy ..
Vytureu gesme rytmetine ciulbant,
Oar laselio kraujo iesko jie Tavy.
Kauburelia zemiu ir mediniai kryziai
Tau nubarste kuna, Letuva mana.
Bet gyvent ar zuti sunls pasiryzo,
Kraujo, siaubo smurto Tau, Sale, CANA.
Nedejuok, Tevyne neparodyk skundo:
Amziais vargus kentus viena kart CANA.
Grioviuose, bruZgynuos Karzygiai vel bunda:
IS kupsteliu kyla Rytmecio Diena.
Pauks is ruko kryziai teviskes eglyno.
Rasoje paskende melyni silai -.
Bus sunku tketi Lietuva Tevyne,
Kad is kraujo juros Tu gyvent kilai.
Susiburs greta slnus nuo Kybartu,
Juokss Sviesiaplaukis Priesilio sunus..
Kas kad juoda zeme pridenge juos karta,
Dirbti, kurt, laimeti jie ir vel isbus
zeme krauju soti kes saule diega,
Josis placiasakis vel isskleis lapus :.
Gus amziams zuvot - JUS pailse miegat,
lr Nekviena zingsni seksit, broliai, mus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10
kodeI toip
kEPAzjsTAME VYDuNo?

Nydlno vardas yra zinomas bemaz kiekvienam
nuo ietuviu spaudos nenusisalinusiam lietu-
viui Visi zinome, kad jis filosofas, rasytojas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10
N u O. T A, L II O. S.

Istraukos is Vyduno knygos" "Kalejimas- Lai-
svejimas" penKtojo skyriaus, 10 % puslapiq.
Rasyba vartojame bendrine, kuri kick skiria-
81 nuo Vyduno rastuose vartojamos rasybos
Tardytojo pastabos ir itarimai sukele manyje
jvariausu jausmu O beveik visi jie buvo nema-
lonils. Kus pykcui vidaus tamsa lyg tirstejo,
Manau susergas. Tur but paciam daugiau kenkia
supykimas, kaip items, prizes kuriuos jis kreiptas
Greit kildavo manyje dar ir pasididziavimas ir
tikra panieka items, kurie skelbe name nusi-
dejeliu.
Toliau nuotaika ir vel pakito. Kaip koks pill
kas rukas uzedavo nusmnmas. Pradejau many
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-10

is didziausiu lietuviu tautos mintytoju, - ar mes
galime pasididziuoti, kad patys pazistame tas jo
gilasias r kilniasias mints?
Deja, reikia prisipaznti, kad maza ir per ma
"a mdsq dalis galetumem tue pasigirti -.
Oar prizes Pirmaji Pasaulini kara Vyd1no
vardas buvo labai savotiskai sgarsintas Tais lai-
kais, kada buvo dar tik keletas metu praeje nuo
siokios tokios laisves lietuviskai spaudai atgav-
mo, kunigai is sakyklq placiai nurodinedavo, ko-
kias knygas skaityti geram katalikui galma, ir
kOkfas yra "nuOdeme net rankas paimti' :.
stai tue metu jau tekdavo girdeti kalbantis savo
tarpe mOtereles, vOs maldaknyge siaip taip pa
skaitancias:
Kai imi knyga, reikia zilreti, ar nera is
vrsaus uzrasyta "Vydlnas' Jeigu tOks zodis yra,
tai zinok, kad ia knyga tuoj reikia mest peciun...
Galimas daIykas, kad tokos moterees net ne
zinojo, ka reiskia tas zodis "Vydlnas', bet JOINS
buvo tik viena zinoma, jog tai yra zenklas kad
kyga reikia skubiai sudegint Tai, be abejo yra
vena is priezasciq, del kuru Vyduno mntys lie
tuviu tarpe nepaciai pasklido.
Kita priezastis - daugelio baime skaityti va
dinamus "sunkius'' rastus. Istikrqju, daugumoje
Vyduno rastu kalbama apie labai rimtus dalykus
ir labai rimtai Tokius dalykus skaityti ir j JUGS
Iengva, kaip kokia juoku knygele skaityti. Bet
kaip VydJno rastai toll grazu nera tick "bedievis-
ki' kick tas savo laiku buvo placiai skelbiama
tai je tikrumoje nera ir toki "sunkus" mel
kandami', kaip tai atrodo sprendzant is tolo, vi
sal nepabandzius paciam paskaityti.
Deja, dabar jau nera tinkamas laikas sukru-
sti placiau paznti Vydiino mintis mes jo rastu
dabar sunku gauti. Bet CANA gerai bent daugeli
vyddniskq pazidrq dalykus galima pazinti is We
liausiai isleistos nedidukes Vyduno knygeles, ku-
rios vardas yra
KALEJIMAS = LASVEJIMAS
Cia Vydlnas raso savo atsiminimus ir apma
stymus is tq dienu, kada vokieciu valdzia il sueme
ir kaltinO uz prasizengimus valiutOs istatymams
TAI buvo kaip tik prizes desimts metu.
Is to kaltinimo nieko neisejo ir patti valdzia
nuo kaItinimo atsisake bet Vyduna Wis delto pra-
lake kalejime keleta menesiq.
Mes cia perspausdiname kick istrauku is tos
knygeles Tikimes, kad paskaiciusiems tas istrau-
kas nor truputeli prasiskleis nezinios uzdanga ir
ir atsiras aiskesnis supratimas apie ta kas gi is
tesu yra tas Vydlnas kaip jis galvoja ir kaip SUI
rranta so pasaulio apsireiskimus. Mes ypatingal
norejome atkreipti Vydiino nora suprasti ir tuos
zmones, kurie kittens daro skriauda jo min
tis apie pykti
Sis velausias is isleistqju Vyduno rastu yra
bene vienintelis dabar gaunamas be vargo. ST lei
DIM galima gauti ir per DIRVOS redakcija.
So Sc
NUOTAIKO
Istraukos is Vyduno knygos" "Kalejimas- Lai-
svejimas" penKtojo skyriaus, 19 % puslapiq.
Rasyba vartojame bendrine kuri kick skiria-
81 nuo Vyduno rastuose vartojamos rasybos.
Tardytojo pastabos ir itarimai sukele manyje
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Central Hereford Sale
Draws Big Crowds

CENTRAL MONTANA salesyards
at Lewistown were filled to the raft
ers Saturday, March IL, as a lull be-
tween storms offered good roads and
mild temperatures for a day.
Top selling and grand champion
bull of the sale, Diamond Rupert
I'd, bred and consigned by the
Woodwards, Red Barn Hereford
ranch, Roy, sold to A. F. Weidman,
Central Montana ranch, Lewistown,
at $1,400. This price was down 5000
from the Woodland grand champion
of the Central Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION spring sale of 1948 which
sold to Earl Clark, Roundup, at
$1,000.
The A. E. Sheldon champion of the
fall sale in 1913 sold at $1,700. The
reserve champion of the sale this
spring was closely related to the
champion. The bull, Diamond Dom
inc 9th, bred and consigned by
Frank B. Demars, Coffee Creek, sold
at pow. ltllS OQlt ID q 0OiA VI D1o-
mond Domino 4th which Demars
purchased two years ago in the Lew
istown sale from Woodland. Both he
and this years champion are sons of
Bayers Diamond, grandsons of
Prince Diamond.
Bill Snap, Danvers, was of the
largest buyers at the sale, purchas-
ing three E. H. Bodley bred ons of
Beau Mischief B. at $500, $3.50 and
$525 respectively.
Prices throughout the sale held, m
general, around the $500 mark on
the bulls selling.
The SO head of Herefords were
auctioned by L. E. Sedgwick. Owen
Bunting was the sale manager and
Kenneth Mortag, the sale clerk.
Taylor McNiven, Livingston, judged
the classes in the show preceding the
sale.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Roads Bad but Prices
Good at Miles CITY

THOSE FARMERS and ranchers
who could buck deep mud and snow
drifts found that purebred Hereford
bulls at the Eastern Montana as
ISOLATION sale were for sale at lower
prices than they had expected. More
than one rancher reported that he
had either to leave his home ranch
before the frost went out in early
morning, or pub his outfit to the
main road.
In spite of this all cattle sold for
good prices. The average price of
all bulls selling was SAT-.
Heritage 40th, by WHR Heritage
48th, a bun bred by Hammervold
Bros. and consigned by Hammervold
and Marvin Moen, Carlyle, was
judged champion of the sale by
Judge N. A. Jacobsen. The bull sold
to Sir Brothers, Lindsay. Reserve
champion honors went to an Ernest
Monforton, Bozeman, bred and con-
signed son of Top Domino 22d. This
bull sold to Richard DeCock, Hy-
sham, at $500.
H. B. Sager was the auctioneer,
Clarence Johnson, Sheffield, Associa,
ton president, and A. c. Kegel, Miles
City, sales manager.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Bodine Bull Tops
Livingston Sale

TWO BREEDERS, Dan Mahoney,
Townsend, and Earl Webb, Toston,
were the final bidders at $3.50 in a
three-way tie resulting ia the sale
topper at the Livingston Hereford
associations 10th annual sale on
March "A. The bull, bred and con-
signed by Bodine Herefords, Liv-
ingston, was a son of Comprest Mis-
chief 4th and a Bocaldo Rupert dam.
F. A. Ralston, Bozeman, judge OF
the show, placed Hartland Domino
5th, an Advance Lincoln-Errol Dom
inc cross, bred and consigned by
Higgins Brothers, Ringing, in cham
pion position. Norman L. Towne,
Bozeman, was the buyer at $1,000.
Reserve champion was V. r. Royal
Tone 9th, a son of H. Prime Master
B 50th, bred and consigned by Yer
million Ranch, Billings. This bull sold
to Floyd Mickels, Wilsall at $875.
The entire lot of bulls totaled 1904 8
for an average of 1852 per head. H.
B. Sager was auctioneer and Elmer
T. Johnson and Lenix Badger We're
sale managers.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

J. and H. A. Price of Laurel, each
for the second-high price.
Western Lady the Thirtieth, a
Chester White bred and consigned
by Wilbur Spring Jr., of Belgrade,
was sold to the Montana Hereford
ranch for $3.50.
An outstanding Duroc gilt, which
topped all other breeds, also was
purchased for $3.50 by w. C. Christ
man of Belfry. The animal was con-
signed by Charles Skorupa of Bridg-
er, a member of the Bridger chapter
of Future Farmers of America.
At the annual banquet and meet
ing of the association at the North
ern hotel, five directors were elect
ed to serve during 1949. They are
Ralph Brown of Broadview, Frank
E. Wyatt of Bozeman, Philip, Sher-
man Smith of Gallatin Gateway and
Henry Guth of Wilsall.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Midland Swine Sale
Hits High Average

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE
sponsored by the Midland Empire
Registered Swine Breeders Assn. at
Billings, March IL, brought the high
est average for any similar sale in
Montana this spring.
T~hirty-six registered bred gifts
crossed $3.50, for an average of
$11O.
Eleven Chester Whites brought
the highest average of $128.40. Six
teen Duroc gifts averaged $108.40,
six Hampshires averaged $94.10, two
Herefords averaged $3.50 and a
Spotted Poland China sold for $50.
Top price of $3.50 was paid for a
Chester White gilt consigned by
Charles Philip of Suffolk. The gilt,
Top Notch June, was purchased by
the Montana Hereford ranch of Bill
lings.
Four gifts sold for $3.50, with two
Chester White litter mates, Top
Notch Dottie and Top Notch Bess.
consigned by Philip, being sold to B,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
Cattle Grub Loss

CATTLE GRUBS resulted in a
loss of $43 per animal in a recent test
conducted for the National Live
stock Loss Prevention board. There
was a loss of S1,248.81oon % badly
infested c~arcasses, and for the total
lot of 81 steers averaging 1854
pounds live weight, the loss
amounted to $27 per head.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

Advertisers will gladly send Yoa
full information regarding the prod
vet or service advertised. In wiring
advertisers always say: Il saw your
ad in MONTANA FARMER
STOCKMAN.~
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
PoLLED hEREFoRDS

Referrins 10 the noturol low Of
eouse and effect: Things do toke
ploce because something couses them
10 do just thot!
For instance, If your colves ore
100 small and have horns, you have
been using too smoA q type horned
buH.
We recommend YOU use oW lorge
type Spide! Bred PoIIed Hereford
Bulls.
When yos think hesefords. think
pIDEl BRED p0lLED HEREF0RDS
Roberts Loon & CottIe Co.
Box 1898. Roundup. Montono
Evening star., 1949-12-18

A terrific value! Rich, dark brown suede jack
cts, made Of top grade skins. Knit collar, waist
band and wristlets, Upper closure. Ideal for
sports or work. Sizes 36 to 46.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Two Confess Spying
For France in Poland
by the kssoeioted Press

WROCLAW, Poland, Dec. IT,
A French girl and young Pole
pleaded guilty before a military
court here today to charges OF
spying on behalf of France.
They were Miss Yvonne Bas-
saler, 20, former secretary of the
French consulate in Warsaw
and Jan Kubisiak. 26, a Polish
student who described Miss Bas-
saIer as his boss.
One of their four fellow de-
PENDANTS, ex-messenger Basil
Brousikow, entered a guilty plea
at the opening of the trial yes
terday.
Miss Bassaler testified that per-
sons involved ranged from the
late Gen. Georges Teysier, French
military attache in Poland from
1916 to 1948, to relatively unknown
workers in various consular Of
fees. She said Gen. Teysier's
assistant, Maj. Alfred Humm, was
the actual chief of French intelli-
gence in Poland.
Kubisiak said he supplied infor-
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Athletic Club Manager
0'Dwyer's S Best Man
By the Associated Press


STUART. Fa., Dec. 17.-Beauti-
full Elizabeth Sloan Simpson, 33.
who will marry New York's Mayor
William O'Dwyer here Tuesday
was back in Fort Lauderdale to-
day after hiding aboard yacht.
O'Dwyer, SO. still was in hiding,
repeatedly at the nearby Com
munity of Pompano. Reporters
and cameramen had been seeking
the couple for interviews and
photos.
Miss Simpson is aboard the
yacht Almar which returned after
sailing southwark as far as Miami.
With her were H. G. Matthews Of
New York and DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Bernecker.
The Almar will sail tomorrow to
Hobe Sound and then make a
|leisurely cruise to Stuart in time
for the wedding.
At City Hall in New York it was
announced that David j., Martin,
81. general manager of the New
York Athletic Club, would be Mr..
|O'Dwyer's best man. Martin said
he first met Mr.. ODwyer in 1929
when the mayor was "a struggling
lawyer" He described their
friendship as personal" not "po-
litical."
Mr.. ODwyer is a widower and
his bride-elect a divorce. Her
previous marriage to Carroll Dewey
Hipp of Teaneck, N. j., took place
outside the Catholic Church. so
there is no prohibition on the
ceremony being performed in the
church. County Judge Arthur R.
Clonts will issue the license at 8
am. Tuesday, take it to the church
and remain for the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Father of District Man
Dies at 81 in Miami

The Rev. William Abbott Smith,
81, of Waterville, Me-, father Of
Abbott E. Smith. 1882 Thirty
first street NV, died yesterday
on his way home from assisting
at a wedding in a Waterville
church.
He was former pastor of the
First Congregational Church at
Waterville for 13 years and
previously served at Suffield,
Conn.,, and Portland, Me. His
widow and another son, DR.. DON
aid G. Smith of Pullman. Wash,
also survive him.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

shipful Master of the Warren G.
Harding lodge.
Other officers named last
night are:
f. Vice president, Wallace G..
Perry, of the East Gate lodge:
recording secretary, William E..
Rabenhorst, Lafayette lodge; cor
responding secretary. Clarence G.
Dudley. National lodge: treasurer,
Walter r. Fry, Anacostia lodge:
executive committee, Edgar P.
Mason, OF \ the Joseph H. Milans
lodge, and Police Inspector Clar-
ence H. Lutz, of the Hope lodge.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

ers of the Ma
sonic lodge for
1850.
Mr.. Cusick.
Al, lives at 5301
N e W H a m p
shire We n u e
N. w. An Air
Force veteran,
he left the SER
vices as a cap
t in in t h e
h e a d q u arters
contract divi-
sion, w r i g h t
Field, Dayton.
n He is W0r-
Evening star., 1949-12-18

nation on political matters at the
time of the merger of Socialist
and Communist parties last year.
The trial later was recessed un-
til Monday.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Hitch Makes Gunqsters

A man may become a gangster
because of a technical hitch in
the brain. over which he has no
control - just as Dillinger was
Ia victim of sleepy sickness-Pro-
fessor Alexander Kennedy told
British scientists in London.
Cape Town will have South AZ
rica's first school to train seeing
ever Sopc
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Masonic Association ,
Elects Henry Cusick

Henry B. Cusick, General Ac-
counting Office attorney, last
night was elected president of the
Association of Worshipful Mast
Evening star., 1949-03-20

She is an active member of the
Playgogs, the St Louis SYM
phony Society. the Interracial
Commission. the League of
Women Voters. =. And always
one or another of these groups
holding committee meetings in
the Sayman living room -
having tea. having dinner.
Wonderful dinners; give the
credit to Eve. She is Eve Haher,
college graduate. a dynamo of
energy. one-time manager of a
successful tea room. who plans.
markets and prepares the food
in the Sayman kitchen. Ewes
tea-room career was ended few
years ago by an automobile
accident so serious that for a
time she retired from the world.
Now she finds an exciting new
life feeding St. Louis's bigwigs.
There's Sea.exhins Add
l SAT with Eve in her kitchen
at the rear Of the Sayman home
on Lindell Boulevard. where the
wide windows open over acres Of
garden. Eve showed me menus.
dozens Of menus she has served
for party occasions. all consisting
Of the usual sorts Of food. But
something has been added imag-
NATION and Ewes loving care.
The day l visited. company
was coming, Stewed chicken was
the dinner mainstay. floating
zephyr-hke dumplings. the gravy
golden yellow and parsley
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Visiting frenen flock
to Mrs. Sayman's for
plain American food

''plain American food
NNRS Luella Saynlan IS host
N1 eS for city - the city of
St Louis True, there IS no such
job in the Official sense of the
word. but the title belongs for.
as everyone knows. all important
visitors from artists to politicians
to royalty find cordial welcome
at the Saynan table
Ii vas a oisp October morn-
ing when we arrived at the
Sayman Soap Company and
asked to see the boss On the
Office door IN gold lettering We
read "Luella Sayman. Prea-
dent" A woman with a breeze
IN her voice mendliness m the
clasp Of her hand
We talked about food. the
everyday goodness Of the food
served Middle West Mrs. Say
man told me she entertains
maybe three times a week. that
IS. the Official sort of entertain
ing. and always a menu OF PLAIN
American dishes. not a thing
tlcked out N French. Every
thing Is me-oooked-
From her friends We learned
u1zt Luella Sayman's name ap-
pears ON the Boards and commit
tees Of 80 churches, charitable.
CIVIC and social organizations.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-08
World IS Getting Better
All the Time

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Mrs.
Mildred Straughn, a former slave
who recently celebrated her Tooth
birthday, is of the opinion that
the ''world has been getting bet
ter all the time"
Now living with her son, Mrs.
Straughn was born on a Rich
mond county, Va, farm on Nov.
27. 1849. To her, the "good old
days" bring back memories of
drudgery in the fields as a slave,
with no schooling and no pay.
Life began for her at the age
of Is when she was told she was
no longer a slave. She hired out
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-08

as a house servant for SO a
month, food and lodging" At the
the age of 26, she married and
settled in Piney Point, Md, with
her farmland husband.
Her husband died 10 years ago
and Mrs. Straughn moved in with
her son, Thomas, a foreman with
the E. P. Hinkel Carpet Cleaning
company. He and his brother,
Arthur, are the only two of the
woman's six children who are still
living.
The centenarian estimates she
has about rs grandchildren, some
of whom are great-great-grand
children.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
Who Knows?

lioW many workers are
now amrFnployed in the u So
What - The c1sa II sorial
seCuFlty IN the united SsatesY
3 How does pFewxnt un~un-
plnyment eompare with thss of
a4o7
: Who ~aa the highest paid
3uFkeF n tbs q 8. in lS47y
s. What l. Iron s9f
g Nasne thw Chef IaStice ol
the u s SaFpEenae Court
HoS many electaFal votes
aid PreAiaent Truman win in
IgsgF
O. Wash II ioneer ne pana-
ma oE the saaez Canalf
= Whona d3d william ODMyer
stacceed as Mayor of New York
City,
10 What is the value ol Lend
Lease aid sent ~ the T. $ %
Russia during the VAR
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
TwOBallCames
Scheduled For
SundayAtField
sons OF Legion To Pa.
San Carlos. whh Tisl~~-
INN OPPe-ias k~y West
Cuhans Ia seeamd camae

Tomorrow st ! . m. tire sons
of the Lsgioa Uii cros3 bats with
she San Carries Nine. sna Mgr.
Sanchez claiwas he usass pitch OF
Bubhcr Sweeting nsay huFi Cor
the SAINTS
TIE Sens ~ the Legion wall use
Fernandez or Joe Lewis IN ne
box This should be q aood Gsnns
In tlse niahtesp the Tides Inn.
q neW cl&sb t0 enter base ball
competition. viii play the KEY
West Cubans and a all also ~
q sd Rsule Cor Ire Tides Inn wsll
have sssch players as Kwmy Kerr.
Mne HenriquNx Fletas, MeadoF
SWeetlng. OFupe4a. Kelly. Dion
Barber and atheF stars
TIE Cahans wli have theiE
reEulaF club with Joe Casa. Jr.,
IN the box 80 Mar casselian0
msy 80 in and try 81 stop the
Tisiss lnn
Eaeh Eame viii 90 seven in.
nings and next we~k q schsdule
Win b. drawn and > leaaus f.9sn-
eti
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-30
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