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Evening star., 1949-06-02
Senators Will Take Up
Wheat Agreemenian and
Atlantic Pact Today
D. re A,se<ssass FFss.

The Senate Foreign Relation,
Committee today tackled the
double problems Of the North
Atlantic pact and the international
wheat agreement.
Chairman Connally called the
committee together for final con-
sideration Of the wheat argree-
ment and to start work On a
committee report on the alliance
The wheat agreement Was ex-
pected 10 set quick approval since
there has been little opposition
TO the plan for selling surplus
American wheat abroad. II mus,
be ratified by July ! 70 become
effective.
ConnaIly Optimistic.
Senator Connally told reporter.
there 10 . possibility the North
Atlantic treaty may reach the
Senate this week.
This would require speedy com
mittee approval for the repor,
prepared by stan members.
Senator Connally has said ths
report viii make II clear the
treaty means Just what it say.
and no more"
Senator Watkins. Republican
Of Utah. and Donnell, Republican
OF Missouri have criticized the
treaty as a step TO bypass Congress
in declaring war.
| But Senator Connally and other
administration leaders contend the
treaty would not violate Congress
constitutional right TO declare war
This proposed alliance must be ap-
proved by a two-thirds vote Of the
Senate to become binding on the
United States.
Strong Report Predicted.
Senator Connally says he ex.
poets the committee to approve q
good. strong report" on the treaty
Senator Vandenbers. Republican
Of Michigan. says speedy approval
Of the report would strengthen
Secretary Of State Acheson's hand
in his negotiations In the Big -Four
Foreign Ministers meeting in Paris
The treaty will not be called
up for debate under present legis-
lative plans until the Senate ha.
considered repeal Of the Taft
Hartley Labor Act and extension
Of the Reciprocal Trade Act.
The wheat agreement. due fol
action soon, was drawn up by five
wheat-selling nations and SO
eat-buying nations mot includ-
ing Russia and Argentina. two oi
the worlds largest wheat pro-
ducers).
These nations would agree tc
buy and sell among themselves q
total Of 453. 100000 bushels OF
wheat each year for four years
The price would range from $l8C
maximum to 81 20 minimum dur
ing the four-year period.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

Asia extends from 13 degrees
north Of the Arctic Circle to with
In a short distance of the Equator
Evening star., 1949-06-02


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Ystydnps Last EdhonJ
Evening star., 1949-06-02
Congressional Boil Teams Announce Lineups

tConttnaec From Prs. rase
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
HOME ARTS CLUB MET TUESDAY EVENING

The Home Arts Club met in reg ular session Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Boucher and held election of officers as fol- lows: Mrs. Gordon Osborne preSi- dent, Mrs. Ben Hyndman, vice president; Mrs. Clement Boucher, secretary; Mrs. David Mercer, treasurer.
 pr. F. LangSam, guest speaker explained to the members in de- tail certain facts about tuberculo- sis and the BCG serum in which they were interested, also facts pertaining to surveys, etc, for same.
 The club asked for suggestions for assisting with the new T. B. ward of the hospital and he sug- gested that 16 NM film would give the group as much recreation and pleasure as anything else at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
Health Education Course Offered
 Here By U. Of A.

A course of study in Health ucation, designed for teach nurses, welfare workers, and ( CTS interested in health and @ cation, is being offered thro the University of Alaska to people of Nome.
 The course will cover a full meSter'S work and the clasSrC time per credit will be equiva to the time spent per credit at University. Upon completion the course, a supervised exan ation will be given by the inst tor and students receiving pas grades will be granted two ! verSity semester credits. course is numbered 341 in School of Education and cal used for either undergraduate graduate credit. Credits from University of Alaska can be t ferred back to the various col in the States without loss of
 At TOO p.m., Oct. 10, in the school building, the first me of the group will be held. Al interested in keeping up on is going on in education health education in particul welcome to meet with us. I wish to take the course for it will be necessary to regis you do not need college there is no registration neede no fee. Time of class session be discussed at the first me
 Miss Elizabeth M. Moxle be the instructor. This W, health education is spol jointly by the Alaska Der Health, the University of 4 an dthe Dept. of Education.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
HABIT PROBLEM

HASTINGS, (P) - Habit cost a Hastings man the cigarette lighter which used to grace the dashboard on his car. Accustomed to lighting his cigarettes with matches, he put cigarette in his mouth, plug ged in the new car lighter, took 1t out, lit his cigarette, then absent mindedly threw the lighter out the window-as he would a match. A roadside search failed to uncover the lighter.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
Husband Strikes Murder Suspect

ANCHORAGE, LF0 - A grief stricken husband landed a solid blow Monday on the chin of 20- year-old native charged with the fatal Stabbing of his wife.
 The diStraught husband, Reed Peterson, and John F. Chebetnoy met in the corridor of the federal building where the youth had ap- peared in court to hear the mur- der charge read.
 ChebetnOy is charged with first degree murder for Stabbing 28- year-old Alice Peterson last Satur- day at Girdwood,
 Peterson was leaving the U. s. marShal's office as Chebetnoy stepped out, accompanied by mem bers of the marshars staff. Quick ly Peterson moved toward the youth and threw a single punch. Chebetnoy toppled backward. He made no effort to shield himself.
 Bystanders seized Peterson and took him down the hall.
 Mrs. PeterSon's body will be sent to her former home in Mace donia, III. She had been in Alas ka only a few weeks.
 The couple was celebrating Mrs
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
Fairbanks Votes Public Utilities Bond Issue

FAIRBANKS, (P) - Fairbanks has plunged into the public utili- ties business.
 Ordinances calling for two utill- ties bond issues totaling $4,500,00O were passed last night by the city council.
 Contracts are to be signed em ploying G. w. Rathjens as consult ing engineer for the project and R. w. Beck and associates, Seattle as consulting engineers for the system. B. J. Van Ingen Co.,, New York, will finance the program. A final bid is expected Friday, with work to start immediately.
 The project to be completed in two years will provide a city owned power plant, a new dial telephone system, water treatment and an electrical distribution sys- tenn.
 Maurice T. Johnson, attorney and former Fourth Division Legis- lator, was swept into office as Fairbanks next mayor yesterday.
 Victorious council candidates were Robert Hoopes, service sta- ton owner; Carol Van Scoy, bar operator, and Philip Anderson, va riety store owner.
 Dawson Cooper, hardware store operator, won election to the util- ities board, and Forber Baker. maintenance superintendent for the civil aeronautics administra- ton, was named to the school board.
 Two propositions also on the ballot were rejected. One would have authorized a $400,0 ,0O0 bond issue to augment a $1,800,00O issue approved last year for a new high school; the second would have put Fairbanks on daylight savings time. The fast time proposal was battered down by a 934-37O vote.
 With yesterdays winning can didates on the city council will be incumbentS George Rayburn, vice president of Wien Alaska Airlines;
 R. Fenton, druggist; and James Doogan, express company owner.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05

WARSAW, (PJ-The govern controlled Radio Polskie pl build its most powerful bro; ing station in Warsaw. Tn stations mast is to be almos feet high. Equipment for u ton and another at Cieszyn Polish-Czech border, is tn from Czechoslovakia ar United States.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05

Peterson'S 28th birthday at Glacier lodge on the day she was slain. She was found dying in the wo- mems rest room with deep gashes on both sides of her throat.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05

The white of the eye" is a firm fibrous coat, posteriorly pierced by the optic nerve.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
Thursday. October 6. l949

zoo a.m.-Melody Roundup 7:15-Morning Devotions 7:30-SunriSe Serenade 8:00-Fred Waring
 8:30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:00-AFRS Sports Reel 9:15-Morning Melodies 9:30-Woman's Day 10:00-Jack Berch l0:15-Chiquita 10:30-Platter PrevieWs 11:OO-Personal Album 11:15-Strike Up The Band l1:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Club Fifteen
 1:30-Metropolitan Opera 4:15-Baseball-Short Wave 6:00-Spelling Bee
 6:30-Mission Accomplished 7:00-Number Please
 8:00-Dorothy Lamour
 8:30-Jill's luke Box
 9:O0-Jack Carson
 9:30-Inner Sanctum 10:00-One Night Stand 10:30-G.I. live 10:45-Words with Music l1:0O p.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
w KILN
Wednesday. October 5. ls4s

Wednesday. October ,. lS4S 500 p.m.-BaSeball-Short Wave 6:00-JuSt Jazz
 6:30-ThiS Is The Story 7:00-Number Please 8:00-Duffy' Tavern 8:30-HollyWood Music Hall 9:00-My Friend lrma 9:30-SuSpenSe l0:00-One Night Stand l0:30-G.I. live l0:45-WordS with Music ll:00 p.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05
Friday. October 2. l949

AANeIs ~SASSSA fs TOO a.m.-Redd Harper 7:15-Morning Devotions 7:30-SunriSe Serenade 8:00-Fred Waring 8:30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:00-Zeke Manners 9:15-Morning Melodies 9:30-Woman's Day 10:00-Jack Berch 10:15-Bob Carlton 10:30-Platter Previews 11:00-Personal Album 11:15-Remember 11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-WXLN News 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Club Fifteen
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:00-Music In Contrast 2:30-Name It For A Song 3:00-Matinee Melodies 4:00-Corn's A Poppin' 4:15-Baseball-Short Wave
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05

For Good Printing Call Main l25 |
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-05

WXLN will broadcast News Casts every day at s:00 a.m.. l0:00 am" ll:o0 am. l2:30 p.m.. ZOO p.m. $500 p.m. l0:00 p.m. and ll:00 p.m. only if the programs received and scheduled at these spots are 25 minute programs.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
ChiIdren's Shoes at Big Savings

lnfonts' white or brown elk shoes, to 6-:--S S3.35
Infonts' elk, patent eother shoes, 81 too 8 S4o5
Elk shoes, potent Ieother pumps, S1z to 12--s s505
Potent Ieother pumps, elk shoes, 12k to $3.50
Sport Shoes patent leather pumps to 9------S5.9O
Blue coli, potent Ieother shoes. to e--------Se75
Rubber soed sodde oxfords, 4h to --------S5.90
Boys brown elk oxfords, Ioofers, to 6------ Se75
Bows brown elk oxfords, Ioofers, 81 to 8 $3.50
w&I-Children's and Juniors Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Exciting Junior Lingerie Savings

Juniors SIX gore white nyion slips ~--- $3.50
Lace trimmed royon crepe slips, to 3d. s3.l5
Juniors royon satin slips, Ioee trimmed ----- S3.l5
ToiIored nvon slips, 9 to IS S475
Junior rayon sotn bra. 81 TO g. A. eups----Sl.60
Juniors nyIon briefs, 9 to IS ~ - Sl.55
Junior poke dot trimmed cotton robes S4.75
wdsL-Junior Lingerie Rendezvous Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Save on ChiIdren's Summer CIothe:

Cotton wosh dresses, sizes ; TO 6x S235 to S635
Boys cotton wosh SUITS sizes to 6----S235, S315
Bows cotton shirts, sizes 3 to 6--- Sl55
Boys cotton shorts, sizes to ------------Sl.95
Boys cotton overoIIs, sIocks sizes to 7--- S235
CoorfuI cotton polo shirts, sizes to Sl.3O
Girls wool spring eoots, TO 6x --Sl355, SlS.35
w&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Nursery Corner Savings

ToddIers' poste and print cotton dresses S235
ToddIers' sheer and cotton dresses s----------S3l5
ToddIers' fine cotton dresses in postes
Little bows cotton broodeoth suits S475
Fine cotton broodcIoth suits, sizes |, z, 3S635
Little boys cotton sunsuits, ockets -------S595
Cotton corduroy overos, sizes I, z, ), 4---S $500
Bright cotton knit polo shirts, sizes l. 2, B 80
Little boys posteI cotton bobbe suits s------ SIS
Little boys 2-piece cotton knit suits s235
Fine cotton broodcIoth creepers, sizes d S3.l5
Infonts' cotton boucIe knit creepers ----S2 S235
Infonts' PhiIippine hondmodes, with Slips S2o5
Girls wool coot, hot sets, sizes to 4-S1355
Bows wool ooot. COD sets, sizes to 4-Sl355
Sheer cotton pI|oweoses, ruffled edse--------S225
Foncv cotton pIIowcoses Sl.55
Embroidered wool ofehons, royon satin bound S3l5
Cotton blankets, 36x50 inches ----- S2.35
Cotton percoIe stoy-on sofety crib sheets - Sl.55
Well known innerprng crib mottresses-- Sl2.75
Edison hardwood cribs adjustable spring 3l.e5
w&I-Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-17

Ky >AINGS 4
Mems made -to-meosure suits handsome worsteds 78'0
Mems spring suits, wool, worsteds gobordine 49'0
Mems covert topcoots crovonette processed 49'o
Mems sports jackets, all wool, medium weight $3.50
Mems sIocks, wool quburdine and fIonne : s14H
Students suits in wool fabrics, good selection $47
Young mems new spring flannel suits >39"
Mems fur felt hots, bound ond wilt edges 74'
Mems Foot-Po comfort shoes -'---- -'9S'
Mems Ce|onese royon umbrellas 4S
Mems white broodcIoth Shirts EACH s3'', for S110
Mems broodcoth pojomos, coat and MILDLY style 49,
Mems shorts, cotton broodcIoth :1" Or tor q
Athletic undershrts, Swiss cotton rib Durene 90
Mems tee Shirts mercerized cotton rib, rib neck u
Mems sports Shirt royon gobordne long sleeves S4''
Ties in ruyon, Silks plain and panel knots s' SIS
Mems Arqye wool hose from England, plaid, SIS
Girls fresh, coIorfu cotton dresses, sizes to a.
s3'5, s3'5 41 SOS s875
Girls wool spring coots, 7 to Ia s1355, s18s'
sub-teen's wool spring SUITS 10 to IA 21''
Sub-teen's cotton dresses, 10 to 14A So
Sub-teens wool spring coots, TO to ID 4--- VI"
Fourth Floor
Teen Youth Guild cotton dresses, 10 to 16 s879
Teens 2-piece cotton dresses, 10 to Is S115
Teens tie print royon dresses, TO to Is s155
Teens smart wool suits, TO to 10 23'', 1912
Wool covert toppers teens, 10 to Is s23o
Fitted, fIored wool coats TO to 16- 3l'o
Teens cotton turtIe-neck Tee-shirts 20
Teen-oge white, coIored cotton bIouses e3'
Teens royon gobordne, wool skirts 4'
Cotton double woven gloves, 6 to7K $40
Gathering Of scatter pins, each, with tax 9os
Handbags plastic Golf, patent, with tax 2N
Teen
Junior skirt news, corduroy, royons, woos 20
Juniors wool gobordne, worsted suits 4/"'
Juniors royon summer classic suits - 'l5''
Junior spring suit story, fine woos -------- 49,,
Iun;or Miss wool covert +onpers s235
Juniors I;oht WEIGHT wool tweed coats s3175
Juniors summer sweaters, cotton twisters 'l''
Juniors blouse wardrobe cottons, royons 4'
Juniors cotton and washable royon dresses S10''
Juniors dresses, cottons, silks Sl3''
Silk prints, ruyons in Junior dresses 'H'
-JunorA Misses Apparel
The Emily Post Book of Etiquette s3'
The Joy Of Cooking by Irmo S. Rombouer - 20
Sterling silver compotes T'
Sterling silver condeobro ~"
Silver plated vegetable dish s8S'
Silver plated gravy bowl >8S'
Silver plated we'll and tree pIotters -'8@
A-niece silver DInfed fen services >16oo
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Sove on Girls Furnishings

4-oore washable cotton slips, to IA -S Sl55
Solid cotton seersueker poiomos, to Is SIS
ForoI cotton seersueker poomos, TO l6-----S2.75
FIoroI cotton seersueker robes, TO 6x
FioroI cotton seersucker robes, to l4--------S475
Teens eyeIet trimmed cotton slips -------- l55
Cotton lace. trimmed cotton slips, z to 4S115
Matching cotton ponties, to l4--------------7oe
Cotton knit briefs, to Is -----------------5Oe SOC
Cotton lace trimmed royon briefs, to Is ---- Csc
2-piece cotton broodeoth poiomos, to Y --- SIS
Cotton broodcIoth v-neek poiomos, to 10 SITS
w&I-Girls' Furnishings, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Mon-Size Sovinqs in the Boys Stor.

Long ponts cotton wosh suits, to T. S3.35
Short ponts cotton wosh suits, to II. S2.65
Cotton qobordine wosh sIocks 10 to 70 -- S2.95
Junior cotton eobordne wosh sIoeks to L. $3.50
Junior sleeveless wool sweaters, TO S2.95
Junior wool puover sweaters to II, S3.95
Boys wool puover fancy sweaters, 81 to 40---S5e5
Boys 500 comeI hair, 500 wool sweaters S4.95
Boys wool fonneI socks, Is to 81 -------- -S7.95
Boys 500 royon, 400o wool eobordue sIocks -s795
Junior wool fIonnel sIocks, to Il - .-S6.35
Junior 500 royon, 40% wool eobordine soeks, Se35
Codet wool sports coats II to 20 $3.50
Codet cotton corduroy sports coots---------Sl3.95
Codet wool plaid suits, sizes II to IS
Junior wool plaid sports eoots, to l2-------Sl250
Cotton woterrepeIIent roneoots, 10 to 0----$l1.50
Boys fancy royon print
Boys cotton meshonet silk, 26 to 34----------65e
Boys cotton ribbed silk x---------------------
Boys cotton tee shirts, 2s to 38------------95c
Boys cotton ribbed athletic shirts Soc
Junior cotton meshonet silk, to l2--60c
Junior cotton tee shirts ---------65c Csc
Junior cotton ribbed athletic shirts - 45e
Prep eoot MILDLY cotton pojomos, II to 10 -S225
Junior cotton pojomos, to 12------$1.85 IS
W&I-Boys' Store, Fourth Floor
Sovinqs for Your Record Library
Choice Columbia, Victor albums $40 to $3.50
Mohoeony on hardwood record eobinets $3.50
MA
Evening star., 1949-02-17

5000 yards &c" printed cotton perco|e yard 46*
Dumor 36" cotton calico prints, yard 78*
Cotton shrtings and chombroys &c., yard -:78<
Imported Swiss novelty cottons, SO" yard >1''
La Chine cotton muslin prints, 36" yard --- SS
Embroidered eyeIet cotton, 81" yard u"
Dumor Foiyspun cotton dimty, s., yard -78<
Neo mercerized cotton botiste, 39", yard 68e
Neo fine-woe cotton pque, &c., yard 68s
Neo wuffIeweov cotton pique, sc" :, yard 68s
4,500 yards Cohomo silk prints, &c., yard 30
Cohomo silk shontung, 39", yard ------ s3
5000 yards Cohomu royon crepe, al, yard ----s1
Amer-Mi| royon Crepe Intrigue, Al, yard ----->1"
Cohomo Luono royon foi||e, 38", yord ----1
Cohomo washable royon gobordine, 49,, yard IS
Cohomo Request wool crepe, 81, yard ---- s3H
Imported Irish linen, &c., yard SIS
4..r - OF g.,
Women's canvas luggage, 10" to 29" $3.50 to "a
Vanity cowhide cases, wood frames s14% s177s
Vanity rowhide cases, wood frames s177S S19"
Mems two-suter cowhide cases, top-groin 48
n" Cases to match the above e38~
Canvas on pIywood cases. 18" to 70" s19@ $3.50
70" Overseas canvas case, pywood frame 4lo
Blue fobricoid cases. 18" to 70" s190 to s32'0
n" Wardrobe case, fobHcoid ST."
70" Overseas fobHcod case ->3840
5000 boxes stationery, assorted G to SIS
Zephyr-spun ght-weight stationery, box -Bs
Brownie duffe bag full Of note cards -------- Bs
1000 Desk pads, goId-tooed leather ends 80
Photo albums, goId-tooIed leather cover ---T4'
Waste baskets, qo|d-tooed leather $50
Waste baskets, hond-decoroted metal s3s'
Card table covers, quilted plastic -sf's
Supersoft ceIIuose dinner napkins, l." 81"
Pictures, floral and fgurine scenes sl'o to S14
Full length plate glass mirror, 16x48" ----- >oH
Metal finish framed plate glass mirror ---- S7'0
Round plate glass mirrors, metal leaf frame >35
Unframed full length plate glass mirror $3.50
Variety Of scenic pictures - -1"
Gold and silver finished easel frames, sizes SIS
Pctus n
Need|epoint pieces sizes $3' s5s
Needepoint squares, two sizes -@'S
Wool yarn, spinner condour, skein ""
Wool yarn, Bornot Iuurelspun ball as
Bernot Argyle sock poks WOOL s1s
Stamped pilowcoses, po'r -1'
&Ir-A
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Little Strow Hots for Juniors, ST.

Juniors wool felt eIoehe, spring hued --------S3
Juniors smart wool felt coche ---4 81
Brioehe strow hots for brisk Juniors s---------S 81,
Evening star., 1949-02-17
ChiIdren's Ank!ets 3 pairs for IS

Ribbed white cotton onkIets, to 1U72 = Tor 85e
Cotton onkIets, nyon reinforced, to IL for S5c
Cotton onkets, foncy tops, to 81 z-----3 for Csc
Tru-Iost cotton onkets to 8h - for 85c
Tru-ost foney cotton onkIets, to 8h for Csc
W&I-Childrens Hats and Hose, Fourth Floor
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-01

VENCIUTE Anastazija, mire
balandzio 9 d., Maspeth, NY,
CEPONIS Adolfas, mire balan-
dzio 9 d., Maspeth, N. Y.
RUDOKAS Liudvikas, pusam-
zis, mire balandzio 27 d., Chi
cago, Ill. (Zarasu ap., Duksto
par, Gerkainiu km.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 80 metu.
sULSKIS Steponas, IS metu,
mire balandzio 10 d., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
VISOCKIENE Jieva (Prancke-
viciute), 68 metu, mire ba-
landzio 25 d., Chicago, Ill.
(Panevezio ap., seduvos par,
Ragineliu kaimo). Amerikoj
isgyveno 81 metus.
BIELSKIS Tamosius, pusamzis,
mire balandzio % d., Chicago,
: Ill. (Luokes par, Rudupiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Al metus.
SLUzIENE Marijona (Sasnaus-
kaite), 67 metQ, mire balan-
dzio 27 d., Chicago, ILL.,, (Vll-
niaus ap., ziezmarip par, An
takalniu km.) Amerikoj IS
gyveno As metus.
BELINIS Adolfas, 81 metu, NIL
re geguzes IL d., Chicago, LII.
svencioniu ap., Tvereciaus pr.
Vaikcios km.) Amerikoj IS
gyveno SO metus.
KALVAITIENE Elena (Gudai-
ciute), pusamze, mire geguzes
IA d., Chicago, Ill. (Marllam-
poles ap., Igliaukos par, Sva-
lanciu km.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno SO metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-01

Adomoviciute Dapkiunene ir vaikai
Budreviciute Pakstiene is Kiauz-
galiu KIN, Panevezio apskr., ir
vyras PakStas Jurgis is Butenu
KIM, Svedasu vi.
Bunduliene Antose
Danilevicius is Mazeikiu apskr.
Dapkiuniene-Ad ir vaikai
Dulkys Antanas
Grigaliunas Petras is Buivenu KIM,
Pandelio VI. Rokiskio apskr.
Janukenas Antanas is Klkunu KIM,
Anyksciu VI. Utenos apskr
Leonavicius is ziedupiu KIM, Josvai-
niu VI, Kedainiu apskr
Lullosius Pranas is Sviliuku KIM,
Josvainiu VI, Kedainiu apskr.
Mackevicius is Pauzuoles Poddebie
KIM, Rodunes VI, Lydos apskr.
Marina is Josvainiu M, Kedainiu ap.
Motieiunas Adolfas. Antose, Juozas
ir Vjncas is JakoniQ KIM, Veiseju
VI. Seinu apskr.
Pakstas Jurgis is Butenu KIM, Sve-
dasu VI. vedes Budreviciute is
kiauzealio KIM Panevezio apskr.
Paliutis Paulina is Jakoniu KIM, Vel
seiu W., Seinq apskr.
Ro7anskas Jonas is Bijeikiu KIM,
Skiemoniu VI. Utenos apskr.
Ruczinski is Kedainiu ir 10 vaikai.
Ruzas Adults is Santaku KIM, Sim
tantu VI, Sakiu apskr.
Rvtenas. vaikai Dovydo Rvteno. XII
lnsio is sysos KIM, silutas apskr.
seStakauskas Jonas ir sestakans-
kaites Ane1a j. Nariiona. is Ka-
leenvku kaimo, Simno valsciaus
Alytaus apskr..
Skirgaila. lankydavosi Kodainiuose.
sripelskis Juozas is p. Kaimeles k.
Pandondvario VI, Kauno apskr.
sneideris Pranas is Ploksciu, sakiu
anSl~itias.
Stnnkevlcius, gyvena Worcester.
Mass.
Urhutis is Papelkiu KIM, Vidukles
VI. PaseiniI7 arskr.
is Kedainiu.
trys sese~vs is Kanillku
km., Aloves w., Alytaus apskr.