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Detroit, Mich., Naujjienos
RADIO KLUBO KONCERTAS


Jau 81 sekmadieni, sausio 80
ta, ivyks Amerikos LietuviQ
Balso radio klubo koncertas ir
balius buvusioje lietuviu sale
je. Kick girdeti, visi rengiasi
dalyvauti, tad nebukite vieni
is tu, kurie pasiliks mamie. Cir
desite grazias lietuviskas dai-
mas ir melodijas, kurias atliks
jauni lietuviai artistai. Girde-
site talentingus januolius, FIR.
Janeck - piano solista ir Geor-
ge Kudirka - akordionista.
Matysite sokeja = Gilmore Sill
vinskas. Linksmins tamstas ra-
dijo choro solistai: jaunamet6
Valencia Stapul (Stapulionyte)
sopranos, Agatha Joy (Juod-
snukyte), atlas, Ralph Valatka
tenoras, ir kit duetai, kvarte-
tai, merginu ansamblis, vyrU
choras ir pats Americas Lietu.
| viu Balso radio choras, kur
koncertui prirenge gabi chort
pianiste, Helen Dailyda ir pro
gramu vedejas R. Valatka.
Tamstos ir pasilavinkit bal
sus, mes, kaip ir kiekvienamt
radio klubo koncerte, bus pu
blikos dainavimas.
Koncertui pasibaigus bus SO
kiai ir pasilinksminimas able
| jose salese.
Virsutineje saleje gros po
puliare Stark orkestra, re
mutineje = smagi lietuvisk;
| Jim Butkis orkestro muzika
Izanga tik 81, sokiams - 75C
| NAUJA BAZN YCIA
i Naujos Dievo Apvaizdos ba5
nycios (Church of Divine Pro
vidence) statyba pamazu zen
gia pirmyn. Neatsiradus kliu
ciu, gal, sv. Jurgio parapiiie
ciai, per Velykas klausys 81
misiu naujoje baznycioje.
RADIO KLUBO PADEKA
Americas Lietuviu B a | S a
nuosirdziai dejoka sioms Sci
mons uz ju atsiliepima j pra
syma ietuvisku ploksteliq Gre
kordu) radio pusvaland u i
zaliagiriams,. Druskauskams
: Nausedams. Prasom ir kita
seimas, jeigu turtle programa
tinkamu ploksteliu, pasaukit
telefonu, OIL 56O2. Paimsim til
laikinai ir sugrazinsim.
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TURIME NAUJU JEGU

Tarp naujakuriu Montreale
jau turime: istorijos prof. A.
sapoka, teisininka DIR. S. Dauk-
sa. gydytojus DIR. Sulmi, DIR. Pa
viIioni, DIR. Songaila ir kelis XII
tus inteligentus. Cia gyvena il
poetas-rasytojas j. Neverdaus.
kas. v.
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MOTERU DRAUGIJOS
JUBILIEJUS

Sausio 16 d. Sv. Elzbietos
moteru draugija minejo savo
80 metu sukakti ir paruos6
grazia vakariene, vadovaujant
pirmininkei Onai Motuzienei.
vakariene atejo klebonas kun
J. Bobinas, kun. A. Vilkaitis
tevas jezuitas j.. Kulbis ir nau.
Jas IN. Liet.' redaktorius j
Kardelis.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y.
MUSU ORGANIZACIJOSE

Metiniuose organizaciju susi-
rinkimuose perrinktos naujos
bel paliktos senosios valdybos
kitty metu terminui.
Vietos Tautininku Klubo me-
nesiniame susirinkime sausio
IA d. senoji klubo valdyba per-
rinkta ir Stems metams. Pirm.
K. Lesevicius, vice pirm. S,
Volskis, sekr. Pr. Narvydas.
I'D. A. Lelis, finansu sekr. j
Jakulevicius, klubo teisiu sau-
gotojas J. Sagys, klubo reika-
lu vedejas S. Volskis, jo pade-
jejai J. Andriuskevicius ir j
Gudelis.
Klubas planuoja isigyti nuo.
savas patalpas. Tam reikalu
gauta ellie pasizadejimQ suteik.
tt paskolu.
Lietuviu legionieriu Dariaus
Gireno 10 Posto valdyba isrin
kta 81: posto vadas P. Mikalau
skas; padejejais Pr. Venys il
"A. Povilanskas; adjutantas V
Vysnius; teisejas adv. K. Jur
gela; kapelionas c. Kubilius
veliavu priziuretojais A. Pow
lanskas ir J. simonis; tvarkda
rvs X. simanskas; posto ukve
dys V. Kuras.
Posto patalpos = 15S Crane
Street, Brooklyne.
Brooklyno Lietuviu Pilieci'
Klubo pirmininku paliktas {
Kreivenas, sekr. A. Linkus, biz
Mo skyriaus direktoriu plrn
Alf. Grunskis.
Maspetho Liet. Pilleclu kluo
pirmininku isrinktas P. Mika
lauskas, vietoje adv. St. Brle
dzio. Maspetho Liet. Auditorl
jos pirmininko parelgas ve
pereme Pr. Jocys.
Lietuviu Siuveju 54-to Loka
10 pirmininku isrinktas }. Ia
veckas.
SLA 38-os kuopos pirminln
ku = ]. Glaveckas, pagelbinlr
ku st. VoIskis, sekr. V. Radze
vicius.
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Daugiau tokig!

sion1is dienomis BALI gavo
toxic turinio laiska is gerb. Z.
Jankausko, 2O29 Brandywine
street, Philadelphia, Pa, kuric
istrauka cia paduodame:
.Siunciu BALFo fondan
s25 lietuviu tremtiniu gyvybi-
niams reikalams gelbeti. Mega
liu uzmirsti tn lietuviu trem-
tyje, kurie neturi giminiu bel
pazistamu. Tokens savo auka
atiduodu, nesigilinant j ju ISL
tikinimus bel religija. Noreda-
mas. kad musu labdaros lstal-
ga lygiai tarnautu IL gelbetu
visus lietuvius, kuriems labiau-
sia pagalba reikalinga, linkiu
visiems Shame sunkiame salpos
darbe geros sveikatos ir istver-
mes. -,
Kad daugiau tokiu butu, tai
musq tremtiniu vargai tikrai
sumazetu ir ju emigracija pa
lengvetu. Sekite tokius grazius
pavyzdzius ir siQskite aukas
neatideliodami:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
lO5 Grand Street,
Brooklyn II, n. Y.
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SUNKIAI SERGA
ROZE STANKIENE

Jau kelintas menuo, kaip sun
kiai serga Roze Stankiene. Jos
ligos priezastis, pereitu metV
automobile katastrofa. Jai il
los dukrelei Onutei buvo sulau-
zyti kaulai. Nors buvo pagy-
dyta. bet dabar ir vel liga uz-
klupo ir ligone be paliovos kan
kina.
Roze Stankiene priziuri JOS
dukterys Onute, Helena Rau-
by, Roze Janeck ir Mary Blach-
keWich ir sunuS.
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OAR VIENAS LIETUVIS
POLICJOJE

Veikeju j. Paznoku jaunas
sunus Juozas, galiausia, atsie-
ke savo tiksla ir, kvotimus is
lakes. paskirtas Montrealo po-
licininku. Jis jau Sestas lietu-
Wis vietos policijoje.
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Worcester. Mass.
ISPUDINGAS VAKARAS

Sausio 22-a Lietuviu Klubo
saleje ivyko Lietuviu Veteranu
posto veliavos iteikimo iskil-
mes. Gausingai susiringe sve-
ciai pergyveno giliai jaudinan-
cius, iskilmingus ir grazius mo-
mentus.
Iskilmes atidare miesto tary-
bos narys Juozas Grigaitis, pa
sakydamas rimta, turininga ir
momentui pritaikyta kalba, ku-
ria salia salej. susirinkusiu sve-
Giu. isklause uniformuoti vete-
ranai, izengusieji j sale karis-
kiu zingsniu, lydimi dvieju gin
kluotu kariV-veteranu.
Du veteranai nese Americas
ir veteranu veliavas.
! scena iejo trys moterys.
vaizduojancios: lietuviQ tauta
(tautiniame lietuviskame kos
tiume), Amerika ir Lietuva.
Grazus buvo momentas, ka-
da "Tauta' padave 'Lietuva1'
musu trispalve veliava, kuria
"Lietuva' perdave "Amerikal'
O is jos ranku prieme ia vete-
ranai.
Amerikos ir veteranu vella-
vos ir ginklai sveikino nauJal
iteikta veliava. Pc tos grazios
ceremonies Dirveliene we'd c
! Amerikos ir Lietuvos himnus
akompanuojant salaviejutei il
Salaseviciui.
Paziurejau j susirinkusiu vel
dus. Daug moteru sluoste sau
axis. vyrai aiskiai stenges'
suvaldyti susijaudinima. Bet
nepavyko jo suvaldyti viena
susiiaudinusiai mctinai, kurla
karas isplese sunu = j apalpo
Klausydamas Lietuvos him
: no ispildymo mintyse aplankial
musu brangia, baisu junga vel
kancia Lietuva.
Pasibaigus ceremonial, ka
riski atstovai su musu trispal
We veliava viduryje tvirtu, ka
risku zingsniu iszygiavo is sa
les. Tuomet prasidejo neofi
ciali dalis, t. y. vakariene if pa
silinksminimas.
Noreciau dar nors trumpa
. paliesti ir sio parengimo ini
ciatoriu, tiksliau sakant ini
ciatore Julia Lendraitiene. jos
sumanumo, darbstumo ir ener
gijos deka susitvere musu mie
ste Lietuviu Moteru Vetera
mans pagalbai ratelis (Lithua
nian Women's Auxiliary, bent
pirmas toks ratelis N. Angli
joje lietuviu veteranu organi
zacijoje.
Grazi ir brangi veliava, ku
ria tas ratelis dovanojo vete
ranams - tai JOS auka.
Turint galvoje, kad J. Lend
raitienei dolerius reikia uzsi
dirbti savo darbu, tai tue di
desnes pagarbos il yra verta.
AS jauciu, kaip nepatenkin
ia skaitys siuos zodzius apie
save J. Lendraitiene. il ta va.
kara paklause names: "Girde-
jau, kad norite rasyti kores-
pondencija apie 81 vakara, al
taip?" Taip, - atsakiau.
Tai tlk names nemlneklte!
AS jai nepazadejau. tad ne
su suvarzyta. ;. o tyleti mega
liu.
Baigdanla, dekoju uz tikrai
nepaprasta ir grazu vakara }.
Lendraitienei ir visoms ener-
gingoms lietuvems, to ratelio
narems, kuriu triuso deka tu-
rejom ispudinga vakara ir ska
MIA vakariene, praejusia gra-
zioje nuotaikoje. Duke.
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ras. Knapp Mansion sale buvo
uzpildyta publikos.
Vakaro programme dalyvavo
J. Butenas, V. Jonuskaite, Ba-
cevicius, z. zitkeyiciene, Trem-
tiniu sokiku grupe, V. Pranc-
kiene, Sakas ir KIT. Programa
vede dali. V. Vijeikis. Pelnas
paskirtas tremtyje studentams
selpti.
Petras Juknys.
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SUSIZIEDAVO

sios kolonijos zymiu veikeju
ir biznieriQ Onos ir Juozo Gin
ku vienturtis sunus Juozukas
susiziedavo SUI Petronele Bull
konyte, grazia ir patriotinga
lietuvaite.
Jaunuju vestuves numatoma
ivyks geguzes 20 d., kurios bus,
be abejo, vienos is graziausiu
lietuvisku vestuviu Brooklyne.
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NAUJOS DAIN0S

Varg. X. ziziunas isleido dvi
naujas kompozicijas-dainas cho-
rui If solo. Seniau jo iSleisto-
sios dainos turi gero pasiseki-
mo ir yra megiamos Kandoje
ir USA.
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MIRE ]. KLEIZA

Mire senas montrealietis }.
Kleiza, 70 metu amziaus. Jis
cia gyveno nuo 1905 metu ir
isauklejo du sunus ir dvi duk-
teris.
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SPECIALIOS RADIO
PROGRAMOS

kaledu ir Nauju Metu Sven
ciu proga, Lietuviu Radio Dr.
ia, vedama J. Ginkaus, trans
liavo ilgas ir grazias progra-
mas.
Programose dalyvavo teno-
ras A. Vasiliauskas, Harmoni-
JOS Merginu ansamblis, Trem-
tiniu grupe, vad. dailininko V.
Vijeikio ispilde 'Specialia ke-
lione j Lietuva', muzikai J.
Dlrgincius, V. Benderis ir J.
Vedegys, programos garsinto-
jai Y. Ubara, .Ad. Jezavitas ir
pats programu leidejas J. Gin
kus.
Lietuviu Radio Dr-ja gyvuo-
ia jau Is metQ.
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VAZIUOSIT FLORDON?
apsistokit pas lietuvi
Geo Darlinaitis
as NE. 42nd Street
NG.. III

Miami, FLORIDA
Prize didziojo U. S. l Kelio
Turin kambarius nakvynei vie
mai nakciai, arba savaitei, ar
menesiui.
Kainos visai prieinamos!
(Jurgis Dominaitis, is Cleve-
land, Ohio)
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SIT GARNIU DOVANELES

Sausio 18 d. Josephine Gu
zauskiene suruose savo namuo-
Sc "baby shower" savo brolle-
nei Uzdavinienei. Mat, JOS bro
lis ir broliene laukia garnio, o
tai reiskia reikia dovaneliu. Ju
buvo prinesta daug ir graziQ !:
baltu, ruzavu ir melynu. Mat,
kas ko geidzia -.
J. Guzauskiene buvo paruo-
zus zaidima, isdalino grazias
dovanas ir viesnias sirdingai ir
puikiai privaisino. M. Sims.
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MOTINOMS PAGERBTI
KONCERTAS

!
Motinos Diena, geguzes 8,
visQ motinu garbei. Brooklyno
Lietuviu Operetes Choras rem
gia didziuli koncerta Labor Ly-
ceum saleje. Choras ruosiasi
specialiai dienos programai.
TREMTlNIQ SUSIPAzINIMO
VAKARAS
Brooklyno ir Didziojo New
New Yorko apylinkese jau pri-
skaitoma per 200 atvykusiu is
tremties lietuviQ. Bet ju ISL
Jungimo j musu vietos koloni-
jos senesniu organizaciju dar-
ba beveik nepastebine.
Vietos tremtiniu susiburusiu
] SLA 303 kuopa vardu gruo-
dzio menesi buvo surengtas di-
dziulis ir grazus tremtiniu SUI
visuomene susipazinimo vaka-
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MIRE DETROITIECIAI

MIKE lie hui lIEClAl
Juoas Karpavicius, 80 metu
mire sausio 15-ta. Paliko dvi
dukteris, du sunus ir keturis
anukus-es. Laidotuves ivyko
sausio 19-ta.
JuOzas Makevicius, 65 metu,
gyvens Oil E. Larned ST., mi
re sausio 14-ta. Paliko dukte-
ri Mrs. Nellie Clay, Clevelande,
Ohio, ir broli Frank Makevich,
Mt. Clemens, Pa. Laidotuves
ivyko sausio 17-ta.
John J. Markunas, Staff Ser
geant, U. S. Cavalry, pereita
savaite parveztas is Burma,
Eur mire vasario 2, 1916 M,
sulaukes "a m. amziaus. Didziai
ruliude tevai, Mr.. ir Mrs. Jo-
ras Markunas ir sesuo Emilia
Cekoja visiems uz prisidejima
rrie laidotuviu. Velionis palai-
Cotas sausio 21-ma.
Anna Buswink, is tevu Keb-
lciciute, 81 m., mire sausio Fl,
+ ralikdama suneli Jimmy, tevus
Prana ir Paulina Keblaicius, Sc
saris Mrs. Theresa Twordzylo
il Mrs. Frances GrohQWski,
brolius Frank ir Eddie Keblai-
It's. Laidotuves ivyko sausio 25.
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Lodge Cross Society

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Mrs. LoomiS entertained at
dinner recently honoring her
brother-in-IaW and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith of Kansas City.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Noblett and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left afterWard
for California where they will
visit other relatives.
AID MEETS
Mrs. Harriet Williams was
hostess to 10 members of the
Ladies Aid last Thursday. Roll
call was responded to with the
| word "sin." Mrs. w. Skagger
was in charge Of the mission
airy program.
The next meeting will be
June %, with Mrs. Abel as hos
tess. The Aid will give an ice
cream social the evening Of
June Is, it was announced.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Florence Wells and Mrs.
Leslie Schroeder were hostesses
at a bridal shower Saturday
afternoon at the Community
hall in honor of Miss Virginia
Hamilton.
A total of As guests were pre-
sent. The table was beautifully
decorated with a covered wa
gon hitched to. a STAR and
filled with orange blossoms.
After gifts were opened a
delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses. "
TRAVEL CLUB
| The Travel club annual lun-
| cheon was held last Wednesday
at Hillside Farm near Billings.
Is GRADUATE
Among the 1949 graduates at
Montana State University school
of pharmacy who successfully
| completed the state board ex-
aminations recently is Mrs.
Stamford K. Stevens.
Before her marriage Mrs.
Stevens was Joyce Gautier Of
Williston, N. D. The Steyensons
are living in Missoula, both be-
ing students at the University
of Montana.
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last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Curry
and family made their final
trip of moving to Boyd, Mont,
last Thursday.
Mrs. Jean SiYberry and son
are visiting Mrs. Sixberry's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Lohamier,
at Columbus.
The Rev. Howard Parry left
Monday for Wooster, Ohio,
where he will join Mrs. Parry.
They plan to be gone one
month. During Rev. Parry's abb
sence, MISS Julia Brand will
have charge of Sunday evening
services.
Mrs. Marjorie Clannin and
Bob Fulmer visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Whitmire at Story,
Wyo., last Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Jess Taught home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Neal and sons and
John Trenholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevenson
left Saturday for an extended
trip to Columbus, Ohio, where
they will visit Mrs. StevenSon'S
sister. Enroute they will also
visit Mrs. Stevenson's mother
at Hebron, N. q.
Mrs. Malina Jackson and
children, Mrs. Marjori Clannin,
MIR. and Mrs. James Taught
and children, Mrs. B. Taught
and children and E. Knight
were among those attending the
parade on opening day of the
Hardin rodeo.
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people were growing more sell
fish and grasping all the time.
She said in the past her ex-
perience had been to have her
grocer respond with a bag OF
candy or similar treat when
she paid her grocery bill at the
end of the week, and nowadays
he just acts like he expects it.
AS beautiful as any fabric,
and far more practical are the
lovely new plastic materials for
curtains, draperies and slip CO.
vers which are Just beginning
to appear in the stores.
They are reasonably priced
and any housewife who has
spent hours washing, starching,
stretching and ironing curtains
will give three sincere cheers
when she discovers the ease
with which these new plaStlcs
can be cleaned, emitting en-
tirely the process of stretching,
starching and ironing. They are
wonderful worry and labor sa-
vers and still retain as much
eye appeal as fabric.
I read somewhere that there
are thirty million cats in the
United States, not counting the
female human kind and the
population is increasing every
dav.
Personally, I think that is
Just too many cats. I'd rather
see the bird population in
crease, but for those of you
who are cat lovers, believe il
or not, there are two cat mag
azines published. There is also
a new book simply entitled
"Cats" by Marguerite A. Norton
Judging from the size of the
cat population, it should prove
profitable for Mrs. Norton.
Every time a bad lightning
! storm appears, I feel like il
was made up in heaven as q
personal vengeance toward me
Then I read that according tt
statistics the odds against be-
ing killed by lightning are three
hundred seventy-five Thousand
to one. That makes me fee
a little safer considering, too
the number of other insanity
people there are.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Palmer
of Sonnett, Mont, are visiting
at the Carney home his week.
Mrs. Bob Liz spent the week
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mefford, at Decker.
Gordon Brown arrived here
Tuesday to spend the summer
with his brother, Jim Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith
attended the barn dance at
Dayton Saturday evening.
Miss Evagene Reese and JAG
kie Talkington attended the
rodeo at Hardin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson
had as guests the past week,
Mrs. Ferguson'S parents and
brother from South Dakota.
Mrs. A. G.. WeStWood, Jr., and
children left recently for Wis
conSin to visit Mrs. WeStWood'S
mother and other relatives.
Stewards grocery store is re-
ceiving a new coat of white
paint.
Cliff Clannin is in Rochester,
Mimi, for a physical checkup.
He will also visit relatives in
Indiana and Illinois.
Technical Sgt. James Miklo-
Vich visited in Lodge Grass
with his wife and parents this
weekend. Mrs. Miklovich and
children returned to Cheyenne,
Wyo., with Sgt. Miklovich when
he returned to his station
Mrs. II. Glumbik and sons
visited at Decker with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Williams last Sunday.
Mrs. Naomi BoklandS visited
last week at Basin, Wyo., and
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Dick Cummins left last
Sunday for Salt Lake City
where she will visit her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Dude sorger and Mrs.
Francis Owen visited relatives
in Helena over the week end.
Mrs. Bob HaWorth visited
relatives in Sheridan and Park
IIldIl 1dSG OuIlQdy.
Billie Miller, a patient al
the Deaconess hospital in Bill
lings, is reported to be slowly
improving,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ole Landau ane
daughters were Sheridan visi-
tors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Taught anc
| children were week end guest.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jess Taught.
Sunday visitors at the Johr
Stevans ranch were Mrs. Ro.
Mason, MI. and Mrs. Howard
Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Ball.
Among the prizes won a
Achievement Day in Hardin
recently was one for the hes
costume by Mrs. Emma Jear
Stevenson, a Russian costume
the blouse being her mother
wedding blouse. Mrs. Ralph
Metcalf won the prize for tn,
largest family present and Mrs
Alma Stevenson displayed he
1 collection of dolls, giving an in.
teresting talk on each.
Mrs. Bernard Taught ane
! children of Laurel spent sever.
al days last week visiting al
the home of Mrs. Faught's ia.
Their, Elmer Knight.
MIR and Mrs. Ralph Metcali
and family left recently fol
Kansas where Mrs. Metcalf vii
visit relatives while Mr.. Metcali
will work in the wheat harvest
Mrs. Marjorie S. Clannir
spent several days in. Billing
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MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Governor John w Bonner
has made the following APP
pointments to the state aeron-
autics commission; DR.. Fl. 4.
Casebeer of Butte to represent
the Montana Pilots association,
succeeding DR.. Herbert Hay
ward of Hamilton, and Harry
Soderberg Of Havre as the
Montana Municipal league rep
resentative, to succeed Fritz
Norby of Great Falls. Bonner
reappointed on the commission
w. 6. Ferguson of Helena to
represent the Montana Cham
Der of Commerce, and H. L.
Cummings of Billings to repre-
sent commercial airlineS. All
terms end June %, 1858.
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Green is the former Josephine
Nichols.
VIM. T. Shaw is building a
new home on his property in
the southern part Of Lodge
Grass.
Harold Anderson, Mrs. Telka
Anderson, Lorraine BergquiSt,
Mrs. G.. Wagenaar, and Mrs. H.
Buckingham accompanied a
group of Girl Scouts on a trip
through Yellowstone park, leaY-
ing Lodge Grass Tuesday.
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Facts and Fdncies
BY-Huzel Hayden

For many people who are
suffering from extreme pessi-
mism and gloomily anticipating
an inevitable business recess
sions in the near future, Sec
rotary of the Treasury John L.
Snyder has some words of en-
enlargement. He calls the cur
rent uneasy period a read
iuStment of the national econ
omy" and says it will be fol-
lowed by great business deVel-
opment.
He backs up his statement
with notable facts, too.
"A friend was telling me the
other day that she thought
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Lodge Gross Locdls

C.. Jappe of Big Sandy, Mont,
arrived in Lodge Grass Monday
for a visit at his home and with
his relatives.
Claren Neal was a dinner
guest of Roy Mason last Sum
day.
MI. and Mrs. William Green
of Missoula are parents of a
son, born Monday, June IL,
named Michael William. Mrs.
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TO SET DATE

TO SET DATE
Duck hunting seasons will be
set by the state fish and game
commission at it's next meeting
july 11-12. One of the questions
to be considered will be Whe-
ther Montana will have a split
season on ducks, as it did last
wear. or a straight season OF
go days.
The accordian was invented
in Vienna in 1923.
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NAMED TO BOARD

Governor John w. Bonner
has appointed Mrs. A. S. Mer--
rill of Missoula as a member OF
the executive board of the
state vocational school for girls
in Helena for a term ending
April 10, 1858. Mrs. Merrill sue
ceeds Mrs. Pope Worden OF
MiSSoula.
Only a few types of mann
mails sweat
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LODGE GRASS SECTION

LOCALS SOCIETY = CHURCH NEWS
Evening star., 1949-06-19
HOW TRANSATLANTIC AIR TRAVEL HAS GRO

exploded in 1887. in the second
year Of its scheduled runs.
The German Lufthansa had
planned q flying boat line to
South. America. Air France had
applied for permission to run
between Paris and New York.
Russia talked Of a trans-polar
route from Moscow to Chicago.
The British were experimenting
with a 'piggy-back" craft.
which would launch a seaplane
in midair after separating
from a large flying boat that
would take 1t aloft. The Ger
mans planned to catapult Q
seaplane into the air.
Interest in transatlantic
flight was heightened in 1888.
when Howard Hughes flew to
Paris lust for the experience"
That was the year. too. in
which Wrong Way" Douglas
Corrigan crossed the ocean In
a f1imsy craft, with no radio
and few instruments.
The Yankee Clipper. a 4-ton
Boeing four motor flying boat,
was the first to cross the North
Atlantic, via Newfoundland and
Ireland, on q regular CONNER
Evening star., 1949-06-19
By Dovid A. Stein

The story of the dramatic
search for Amelia Earhart's ILL
fated plane far overshadowed
the brief announcement in
July, 1887, that survey flights
for commercial routes across
the Atlantic had begun.
Pan Americans Clipper III
and British Imperial Airways
Caledonia figuratively dipped
their wings in salute as they
passed each other in mid-At-
lantic on the night of July Is,
1887. They were engaged in a
friendly race for first place in
pioneering regular crossing be-
tween Europe and America.
Two years were to pass be-
fore Pan American won that
race, establishing the first
commercial scheduled run in a
fight from Port Washington.
N. Y, on June %. 1889. Thus
began a service which last year
carried almost a quarter
million passengers across the
Atlantic, and which Is expected
to pass the million mark by
1860.