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Evening star., 1949-10-18
Items
Of Interest

The Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Willard L. Thorp
have left the Capital for a va
cation. in Greenwich, Conn, and
Amherst, Mass. They will be gone
about three weeks.
Mrs. CaZenove Lee will enter
tain at 4-to-6 tea today in honor
of Miss Ruth Starr Rose, painter
and print-maker, who is a friend
of the hostess. Some of the artists
prints will be on display.
Mrs. John w. Green, who has
been making an extensive tour OF
Europe, is expected back shortly
and with Capt. Green will go to
Bermuda for a short visit.
Mrs. Frederic H. e. Vose, wife
of Ensign Vose, and their daugh-
ter, Holly. who were planning
to spend the winter with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter v. Shelton Of Chevy Chase
left Saturday for Ensign Vose's S
new post in New Jersey.
Mrs. Hamilton Kerr Lamar who
returned last week following a
summer in Europe is in Washing
tom for few days and staying
at the SuIgrave Club.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Artists Feted
At Reception

Mrs. Guy Withers and Mrs
John F. Ryan acted as hostesses
at reception last evening in
honor of Miss Elena de Sayn,
violinist;; Mr.. Edwin Davis, pian-
ist, and Mr.. Maurice Schones. Gel
list, following the concert they
gave at the Phillips Gallery of
Art.
The reception was given at the
American Newspaper Women S
Club, and those assisting the host
esses included Mrs. Cyrus Crevel-
ing, vice president of the American
Society of Music and Fine Arts;
Mr.. Scott Kirkpatrick, secretary
of the organization, and Miss
Anne Verena Isler, treasurer. Miss
de Sayn is president of the So
ciety, the membership of which
gave the reception.
Mrs. Sydney B. James of Grey
ledge, Buchanan. Va, and Miss
Mary Adams of Roanoke were
among those attending the con-
cert and reception, having driven
to Washington for this Chopin
Centennial Commemoration con-
cert
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Aide to Wed
In December

1t. Comdr. Thomas Cross Sling
luff, U.SN.. retired, and Mrs.
Slingluff of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Barbara, to Comdr.
Jesse Bishop Gay. jr.. son of
Capt. Gay, U.S.N., retired. and
Mrs. Gay of Point Iona, Calf.
Miss Slingluff is graduate
of Bradford Junior College and
also studied at the Cleveland In
stitute of Music. Comdr. Gay
was graduated from the United
States Naval Academy in 1885
and now is executive officer of the
U.S.S. Williamsburg and senior
aide at the White House.
sThe marriage will take place
in December.
Mrs. Lillian Crouch and her
daughter. Georgia Ann. left yes
terday for Cartersville. Ga, to
attend the wedding Saturday of
Miss Catherine Yoe and Mr.. Ver-
non Wilderquist. They will re-
turn Monday.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
|Mr. An0ussen
|Wi|| Morrv

The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Diane Duke,
daughter of Mrs. Charles R. Mar
shall and Mr.. T. Walter D. Duke,
both of New York, to Mr.. Robert
Martin Amussen, son of Mrs.
Theodore S. Amussen of Wash
lngton and the late Mr.. Amussen.
The wedding is planned for jan
uary.
Miss Duke was graduated from
the Brearley School and attended
Swarthmore College. She made
her debut in 1947 and is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Alice P.
Dexter Of New York and the late
Rene Garlic de Albornoz, and of
Mrs. T. Wiley Duke of Richmond
and the late Mr.. Duke.
Mr.. Amussen was graduated
from Landon School, attended
Georgetown University and re-
ceived his degree from Swarth-
more College. He served with the
Navy in the Pacific and now is
with the Edison Electric Institute
in New York. His eldest brother,
Theodore, is an editor with Har-
court Brace and Company in New
York. and his two younger BROTH
ers, Christopher and Donald, are
students at Haverford College.
Evening star., 1949-10-18

MRS. HAERINGER.
A recent bride Dho before
her marriage to Mr.. Alfred
Albert Haeringer OF Obernai,
France, UaS Miss Margaret
Bertha Hatton, daughter of
Mrs. William Sumter Hatton
and the late Mr.. Hdtton.
-HesSler Photo.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Emily Post

A business woman writes: II
work in an office with 10 other
girls and for the past few years
we have given Christmas presents
to our employers. (There are two
of them) They have never given
us gifts of any kind nor even sent
us greeting cards. I maintain
that it is not correct to give them
presents, but a majority of the
other girls disagree with me.
Will you please give me your
opinion?"
Since it is the feeling and the
custom Of the office that you con-
tinue. it is surely not up to you to
change it.
Eotine Oysters
Dear Mrs. Post: When eating
raw oysters from the shell and
the. oyster is too large to put into
the mouth whole, what type of
knife. or fork. should be used to
cut the oyster, and should it be
cut before releasing from the
shell? CD What about shrimp
(served in a cocktail glass; that
are too large. to put into the
mouth without cutting?
Answer: Cd Your are expected
to either eat it whole or cut it
with a tiny fork and nothing else.
ca have never seen shrimp
too big for a mouthful.
Returning Gifts
Dear Mrs. Post: After the en-
gagement has been broken and
the ring returned. must all the
other presents given to me by
him for Christmas, birthdays, etc.,
be returned? The one item that
Evening star., 1949-10-18

concerns me most is a set Of lug
gage given to me last Christmas
with the idea in mind that would
have it to take on my wedding
trip. But I have used some of it.
I also received a number of small
gifts of jewelry-none of them of
great value but neither are they
cheap. What do do about these?
Answer: Ask him what he would
like you to do. Do what he sug-
gests-without discussion!
MANY readers haze asked
questions about announcing
the engagement and the en-
gagement ring. Mrs. Post gipes
helpful adDice in her leafet,
Ell, "Announcing the Engage
ment." To obtain a copy, send
5 cents in coin and a stamped
set-addressed envelope to her,
care The EUening Star, P. o.
Boz SO, Station G, NeD York
10, N. Y. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot answer personal nuil.)
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Service Set
News Notes

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
ID. Heron left yesterday for
Tryon, N. c., where they will be
guests for a week or 10 days OF
the formers brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin r.
Heron. Gen. and Mrs. Heron
had as guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. David B. Updegraf of Ard
more. Pa, who returned home
yesterday.
Col. and Mrs. George w.
Cocheu entertained forty guests
at dinner last evening at the
Army and Navy Club in celebra-
Ition of Col. Cocheu's list birth
day anniversary.
Col. and Mrs. Clark Lynn have
with them for fortnight their
son and daughter-in-law, 1t. Col
and Mrs. Clark Lynn jr., and
grandson, David, who are here
from Fort Sill.
Capt. and Mrs. Bartholomew
w. Hogan and their three chill
dren who left this morning er
route to Mare Island, Calf, dined
last evening with Rear Admira
and Mrs. Morton D. Willcutts anc
their family. The day before
Capt. and Mrs. Hogan were homo,
guests at a supper party giver
by a group of civilian friends al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Monahan; and on Friday Mrs
Hogan's brother in law and sister
Dr.. and Mrs. Simon Klosky, gave
cocktail buffet in their honor
Capt. Irwin Norman entertained
at cocktails Friday at the Colum-
bia Country Club in the Hogans
honor.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
JOhnstons in Rome;
To Return Shortly

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston and
their daughter, Miss Harriet john
ston, are expected to return from
Europe the end of this month.
They now are in Rome after visit
ing in London and In Paris, Mr..
Johnston leaving the others for
trips to other Capitals In con-
nection with his mission for the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration.
Mr.. Johnston's mother, MIR. Ida
Ballinger Johnston will arrive in
Washington tomorrow to spend the
winter and has taken an apart
ment in the Kennedy-W Warren
where her sister, Mrs. Miriam 3.
Berryhill. also has an apartment.
Evening star., 1949-10-18

The Sacristy of st. Matthews
Cathedral was the scene Oc-
tober 8 of the wedding of Miss
Marion Josephine Allen and Mr.
John Joseph Zysk, the Rev.
Thomas w. Lyons officiating. The
reception followed in the Admiral
Club. The bride Is the daughter
of Mr.. Charles B. Allen, former
deputy commissioner of internal
revenue, and the late Mrs. Allen
Mr.. Zysk's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Zysk of Keene,
N. H.
Evening star., 1949-10-18

The marriage Of Miss Nancy
Lee Bopp, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur A. Bopp, to Mr.. Will
bur Eugene Hetrick, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Hetrick, took
place October evening. The cere-
mony was performed in st.
Matthews Lutheran Church, the
Rev. T. Rene Meyer officiating.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01

Mlne always go TO
market as SIS. 1 like the big stuff.
Maybe l won't make as much money
the next few years with the big
ones, but 1 like them and I'm going
to stay with them. Generally I calve
on the range in February, brand
and vaccinate for blackleg in late
May or June, vaccinate the replace
ment heifers for Bangs in the fall,
market in October.
"We trail the steers in to Havre
and ship to the terminal market. l
have consigned to the same commits
sion firm for more than 20 years."
Shirt Ownership Questionable
Jim Barber, for one, should know
that of which he speaks. He took
over his present ranch in 1881. He
wasn't just sure who owned the
shirt he wore. Ten years of depres-
sion, drouth and low prices and
he was out of debt and now has one
of the show places and show herds
of the area.
But Barber is not an exception,
he is one of many. The Murphy
Brothers, son of John Murphy who
settled in the Bears Paw in 1894,
run several good spreads. Their
management practices are much the
same-plenty of feed, good breed
ing. In the past they have fed only
Laxr - rr.,14o, I.,+ n 1Icn colZn
this year, especially if hay supplies
are short.
These are the ranchers who have
paid up to $1,000 for a bull that
they wanted, with barely a flick of
an eyelash. (Well, they want to
hold that bid to as inconspicuous a
flick as possible, past bidding ex-
perience having told them that other
ranchers are willing to "set in" on
the kind of bulls they choose.)
Ask Dan what he looks for in a
good bull, well, he's got to have
a good -. ah-h, well, he should be
. and then he's got to be well,
1 just look for a good bull" And
the Murphy Brothers certainly do
just that.
1t was while 1 was talking to
Warren Ross on the Tom Ross ranch,
the ranch on which both Warren
and Tom were born, that another
important point in the management
of the cattle was brought out. Where
many ranchers elsewhere buy a bull
on price tag alone, use him a maxi
mum of two years and resell, most
ranchers here use quality alone in
judging the bull, then use the bull
6 to 8 years.
A breeding bull 10 years of age
is not too uncommon. But he is not
pampered; he runs on hay and may
be a little cake in winter, loose with
80 to 40 cows during the breeding
season. Ranchers might not know
the pedigree of HRL Sammy Dom
inc L 648th from Adams off OK, bu-
if Adam has been producing gooc
bulls they stick by him.
Friendly Competition
Not all cattle are marketed as g..
from this area. Depending on per
sonal preference, range and ha,
conditions and market values, the.
are marketed as calves, yearling
and on up. Almost without excep
ton they are sold directly On tn
market, not to ranch buyers, a
might be the case in some areas.
A continual race is on between
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pat ir banditu pasiruosimui
smogti mirtina smugi toms pa
cioms didziosioms demokrati-
JOINS! - kalbejo pasipiktines
P. ziurys.
- Pavyzdziui, imkime Angli-
ja. il, pakelusi ginkla del Len
kijos laisves, viena is pirmuju
prisidejo prie tos laisves par
davimo. Argi Churchillis nepa-
reiske iskilmingai, kad niekam
neleis pavergti Lietuvos? O jo
valdzia viena is pirmuju suvarze
to krasto diplomatines atstovy-
bes veikima! Anglia tais savo
veiksmais norejo prisigerinti
raudoniesiems banditams, bet
susilauke priesingu rezultatu.
JAW visada figuravusios, kaip
demokratiju vadoves if per sa-
vo Rosevelta ne viena karta pa
reiskusios, jog niekam neleis
aneksuoti Lietuvos bel kitu ma
zuju tautu, irgi pasielge prize
singai: prizes pasirasydamos SUI
agresoriais sutartis, nepareika-
lavo is ju islaisvinti tautas, pa
vergtas karo metu strateginiais
sumetimais.
P. ziurys pastebejo, kad to-
kiu ir panasiu pavyzdziu esa la
bal daug. Grizdamas prie pagrin-
dimes pasikalbejimo temos -
tremtiniu problemos, jis ypac
iskele JAW pilieciu dosnuma.
Jis pabreze, jog amerikieciai
niekad nekele balso del skiria-
mu UNRRA-ai ir IRO-ui mill
jonu doleriq tremtiniams pagel-
beti. Taciau tos pagalbos tie
kimO budas buves keistas ir
net nesuprantamas: viena ran
ka buvusi tiekiama pagalba, o
kita ranka atidarinejami vartai
raudoniesiems j. tremtiniq sto-
vyklas, kad jie galetu nekliu-
dOmi ten landziOti - rinktf apie
tremtinius zinias, JUGS Santa
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nj tipai stropiai vykde sovietq
isakyma - skriausti pabege-
lius. Amerikieciai sake, jog Emo
GU uz nusikaltima galima bausti
tik .viena karta, Pabaltijo
krastu tremtinius be jokios kali
tes baude net kelis kartus
Tx prisiminkim ziauriuosius
screeningus ir beprasmiskus
itartinus apklausinejimus. Net
.siandien dar tesla tuos scree-
ningus pereinamose stovyklose
ir laiko menesiais nekaltus EMO
nes.
= O kaip buvo galima kitaip
sutvarkyti Pabaltijo krastu
tremtiniu globojimo reikalus?
= Atsakymas labai lengvas.
Vokiskieji naciai isveze is Lie
tuvos ir kitty Pabaltijo krastQ
tick visokiu gerybiu, kad de-
mokratijos turejo pilna teise
pasakyti naciu ipediniams -
vokieciams: "Nuo siol Pabalti-
| jo krastu tremtiniai, atsirade
jusu zemeje del jusu ir jusu
raudonuju bendrininku kaltes,
gyvens jusu geriausiuose butuo-
Sc ir valgys geriausia jusu mais-
ta, JUS jiems patarnausite !!
Taip bus ir teisinga ir demokra-
tiskaw Demokratiju nusistaty-
mas, deja, buvo priesipgas, jos
| j ,pabaiga net norejo tremtinius
pajungti j naciu krasto atstato-
mali darba!.
(Bus daugiau)
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skatino tremtinius nepaluzti diva.
sioje, neprarasti vilties.
Visos tos pagalbos priemones
prisidejo prie paciu tremtiniy
vykdomos teigiamos akcijos SUI.
stiprinimo.
Ia akcija, deka lietuviu va
lingumui bel budo patvarumui
neleido jiems sugniuzti net bio
giausiose gyvenimo salygose.
Pas mus sakoma, kad EMO
gus, iskalintas trejus metus ka-
lejime, suzvereja, praranda sa-
vigarbos pojucius. Musq tautie-
ciai tremtiniai panasiose
kalinima salygose istvere net
astuonerius metus! Kad pake-
lus savitarpio dvasia, jie kovojo
memo ir kulturos priemonemis
kiti kure tautines organizacijas
per kurias gyne bel atstovavc
savo teises, kele profesini pa.
siruosima, mokesi svetimu kali
by. TeigiamQ reiskiniu yra il
daugiau, bet ju visu juk nesu.
minesi -.
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UNRRA ir IRO
nuopelnai

Tesdamas pasikalbejima, P.
ziurys pastebejo, kad geru norQ
bel graziu teigiamu pastangu
buve parodyta ir is buvusios
UNRRA bel siuo metu veikian-
clio IRO puses.
Tu organizaciju globoje ga
lejes susikurti grazus tremtiniu
kulturinis darbas - tremties
spauda, isleista daug vertingQ
knygu, pristeigta nemazai pra-
dzios bel viduriniQ mokyklq II
net universitetas, suburta pa
jegiu tautiniQ ansambliu, 70
dziu, sudarytos salygos, kuriose
tas darbas buvo imanomas.
Visos tos priemones, pasiek-
tos aktyviosios inteligentijos
pastangomis, padejo tremti.
MANS palaikyti dvasine lygsva.
ra, jaunina apsaugojo nue
moralinio pakrikimo.
Be siu galimybiu tremtinia
vargu ar bdtu issilaike toj auks.
tumoj. Jie, esa, butu blogiar
.uzsirekomendave, o visa tai bu.
tn apsunkine musu. tautiecil
jkurdinima uzjuriniuose kras
tuose.
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Neigianos puses
o kas padaryta neigiamo,
sprendziant tremtiniu problema

sprendziant tremtiniu problema
= klausiu P. Ziuri.
Jis susimasto, O po trumpos
tylos kalba toliau su jam bu-
dlngu gyvumu:
- Norint prieiti prie neigia-
mQ reiskiniu ir suprasti ju Kill
me, reikia panagrineti ir tu nei-
giamybiu priezastis.
Apie diktaturq veikima sia
linkme neverta ne kalbeti, mes
jQ veikimas pagristas melu, klas-
ia, suktybemis, ziaurumu, ban
ditizmu ir kitokiais moraliniais
nusmukusiu masiQ neigiamais
reiskiniais. Taciau padorusis
pasaulis negali suprasti ir kai
kuriu demokratijq elgesio -.
Imkime, kad ir tremtiniu gel
bejimo problema: ar ne keistai
skamba, kad demokratijos vie
ma ranka JUGS gelbejo, o antra-
ia sunkino jq padeti ir savo nei-
giama elgsena darke visa tel
giama ispudi?
Ar demokratijos nekalbejo,
jog Antrasis Pasaulinis Karas
vedamas, kad butq isnaikinta
priespauda ir islaisvinta EMO
Mia? O tue paciu metu "didziu-
ju" diplomatai uz uzdaru durq
pardavinejo mazuju tautu lais-
We!
"Didieji" tikejo,. kad tais sa-
vo. zemais veiksmais pasieks sa-
zine ir sirdi tQ, kurie tuos EMO
niskuosius priyalumus jau seniai
yra parade.
Demokratijos isleido milijo-
nus doleriu ne tik tremtiniu gel
bejimui, bet tue pat laiku jos
RENE bel palaike ir taip vadina-
mas "liaudies demokratijas" !:
JOINS dave milijonus doleriq,
siunte masinas, net istisu fabri-
ku irengimus. Ir kan visa tai
buvo daroma? Nagi banditu SUI
stiprinimui!
Demokratijos nesuprato, kad
tie juju zygiai bus panaudoti
mazuju tautu smaugimui, o tair
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zuoti, jiems kenkti bel kito-
kiais bldais sunkinti jau ir taip
nelengva ju gyvenima!
= siandien keistai atrodo, bet
tikras faktas, jog UNRRA w.
riausias virsininkas gen. Rocks
prie saves nuolatos lake auksta
sovietu patareja, be kurio pri-
tariancio galvos linktelejimo ne
padare nei vieno svarbesnio nu-
tarimo, liecianSio tremtiniu pro-
blemas, - kalbejo energingai P.
ziurys.
Jis, ne kas kitas, buvo
nuolatiniu saltiniu visokiu tar
dymu, skreeningu, kilnojimu is
stovyklos j stovykla, priversti-
nos repatriacijos bel kitokiu nei
SUI zmoniskumu, nei SUI jo vado-
vaujamos organizacijos paskir-
timi nesuderinamu veiksmu, ku-
riu pasekoje tremtiniai buvo pa
versti beteisiais padarais.
Taip pat tikras faktas,
kad tremtiniu susisiekimas bu-
vo visai suvarzytas, ju laiskai
cenzuruojami, tremtiniams ski
riamu drabuziu ir kitty daiktu
persiuntimas apsunkintas di-
deliais muitais, o paciu tremti-
niu balsai, liecia ju skriaude-
jus, buvo varzomi ar visai uz-
ciaupiami.
Tremtiniu buklei sunkinti nau-
dota ir kitokios priemones. Pa
vyzdziui maisto kokybe ir kie-
kyle buvo tick sumazinta, kad
padidejo susirgimai tuberkulio-
re bel kitomis, sunkiai pagydo-
momis ligomis. Tremtiniu gy-
venamosios patalpos daugumoje
buvo zemiau bet kokios kriti-
kos - juos suvare j saltus ba-
rakus arba karo metu apgriau-
tas kareivines neapkurena-
mas ir be jokiu patogumu, 70
dziu, kai kuriose stovyklose
tremtiniai buvo suvaryti j to-
kias patalpas, j kurias padorus
lietuvos ukininkas net savo gy-
vuliu nevarytu!
- W tas sumas, kurios buvo
skiriamos tremtiniu islaikymui,
jie galejo gyventi gerai ir pa
togiai, bet pastatytu visokiq pa
razitu ir valdzios autoritetu pri-
sidengusiu spekuliantu deka,
tremtinius pasieke tik trupiniai.
= ! UNRA ir IRO vietas su-
linde ne tik rausvi, bet ir raudo-
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Kur butumem gave tuos
milijonus

Kai as paklausiau gerb. Piju
ziuri, kokia yra jo nuomone
apie DIP Biliaus vykdyma bel
kokie Xxi siol pasiekti rezulta-
tai, jis atsake:
= Nera dviejQ nuomoniu, kad
DIP Imigracijos Bylius dave zy-
miu teigiamu rezultatu. Pagrin-
dinis teigiamas rezultatas yra
tas, kad toks sudetingas ista-
tymas JAW. Kongrese praejo
ir tukstanciams ivairiu tautQ
tremtiniu suteike teise pasiekti
Dedes Samo zeme.
Kita sio istatymo teigiama
puse yra, kad buvo nusistatyta
tremtinius globoti bel JUGS per-
keldinti uzjurius nemokamai.
Pravartu visiems zinoti, jog
wien musu tautieciq perkeldini-
mas tik j JAW Xxi siol atsiejo
jau apie 100000 doleriu. To-
kios sumos sio krasto lietuviai
tikriausiai nebutu pajege SUI
deti
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Visuotinis domejimasis DIP
Imigracijos Biliaus vykdymo
rezultatais paskatino name ia
tema pasikalbeti su zymiu Gle
velando lietuviu veikeju, chemi-
Jos inzinierium Plum j. ziuriu,
kuris, kaip zinoma, yra nema-
zai pasitarnaves, kad Billy bu-
tu ivestas specialus nuostatas,
naudingas Pabaltijo tautu trem-
tiniams. Be to, P.J. ziurys yra
vienas is tu JAW lietuviu pa
trijotu, kurie, nuosirdziai besl-
sielodami savo tautieciQ-tremtl-
niu likimu, labai daug prisideJo
prize ju selpimo bel perkeldinimo
i Amerika. P. J. ziurys trem-
tiniams isdave keliasdesimts
affidavitu ir darbo-buto garan-
tiju, pagal kurias is Vakaru
Europos jau atkeliavo didelis
burys tautieciu ir kurie jaukiuo-
Sc zi1riu namuose surado ilges-
ne ar trumpesne priegloba. To-
del P.J. ziurys gall pareiksti
autoritetinga nuomone ir aple
DIP Imigracijos Biliaus vykdy-
ma ir apie pacius atvykstan-
cius tremtinius =.
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Amerikos lietuviu
pastangos

- Prize teigiamu reiskiniu rel
kia priskirti ir dalies JAW musQ
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

Gailius Galina, Mykolas - Lawrence,
Mass.
Garmus Antanas, Sofia, Kunigunda,
Irena - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Giedrikas Jonas - Amsterdam, N. Y.
Grigaliunas Benediktas, Aldona, Ge-
diminas, Aldona - Worcester Mass
Glowacki Natalija - Averill Park.
N. Y.
lsganietis Natalija, - Hartford Conn
Jasenas Mikas, Maria, Jurate -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jaunyte Regina = Baltimore, Md.
Juodakis Steponas, Stanislava, Nj
jole, Danguole = E. Chicago, Ind.
Juozaitis Vaclovas - Cleveland, O.
Kaselyte Brone w. Dickson, ND.
Kavaliauskas Balys - Madison, Neb.
Kemezys Petras, vitalija, Results
| - E. st. Louis, Ill.
Kiesylius Antanas - Chatfield, MINI.
Kinaitis Augustus, Paulina - Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Kontrimas Simonas, Jadvyga, Richar-
das - Brooklyn, N. Y.
kulakauskas Tadas - Mielford, NJ.
Laukaitis Petronele, Jonas - Bal
timore, Md.
Leveckas Results, Petronele, Juli-
ia - No. Providence, R. I.
Liogys Eduardas = Maspeth, N. Y.
Lukosevicius Jurgis - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Marcinkevicius Kostas, Stanislava -
Kearny, N. J.
Markuzyte Antanina - Detroit, Mich
Marcnkevicius Antanas, Magdalena
= Worcester, Mass.
Matjosaitis Juozas - Worcester,
Mass.
Matulis Antanas - Roslindale, Mass.
Mauragas Juozas - Brooklyn, NY.
Morkevicius julius - Kennebunk
Port, Maine
Mudenas Bronius - Worcester, Mass.
Nakas Antanas, Anna, Vytautas -
Garry, Ind.
Naujokas Simas - Webberville, Mich.
Paskevieius Vytautas, Ane, Arvydas
- Staughton, Mass.
Petrauskas Mykolas = Hartford.
Conn.
Petriunas Adolfas - Brooklyn, NY.
Plausinaitis Vladas - Brooklyn, NY.
Pridotkias Aleksandras, Bronislava,
Aleksandras, Danute - Worces-
| ter, Mass.
Radauskas Bruno, Domicele, Irena
| - Baltimore, Md.
Rimas Alfonsas, Aldona, Algimantas,
Rasa - Rocksburry, Mass.
Ramanauskas Povilas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Sakalas Juozas, Jadvyga, Ausrele,
Ramute - Omaha, Nebr.
Samsevicius Ona, Stase, Grazina -
Worcester, Mass.
Samuolis Zenonas, Irena - Chicago,
Ill.
Scheenbern Johan, Ieva, Marta, An
oAioo CAiSdSOy LII.
Sedeika Pranas - Kennebunk Port,
Maine.
Sedys Juozas, Genovaite - Great
Neck, L. I.
Stanaitis Endrius, Helena, Editha,
Ollius - Estellibe, S. D.
Svelnys Gediminas, Maria, Arvydas,
Algis - Ansonia, Conn.
Tauteris Vaclovas - Detroit, Mich.
Valantinas Vytautas, Povilas, Kaze
- Philadelphia, Pa.
zakevicius Vincas, Janina, Tereze,
Albinas - Shelter Island, NY.
zilius Esther - Mt Vernon, N. Y.
S. m. lapkrcio 8 d., laivu General
Steward" New Yorka atvyko sic
lietuviai tremtiniai:
Anuzis Ignas, Danute - Red Lake
Falls, MINI.
Aukstikalnis Kazys, Dangerutis, Va
lerija, Rima Boston, Mass.
Baltrusaitis ,Leonas, Genovaite
Cleveland, Ohio.
Biliunas Mykolas, Brone, Rimgau-
das = Stamford, Conn.
Binkauskas Antanas, Veronika -
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Buinevicius Petras, Konstancija, AL
gimantas, Zenonas = Linhaven.
Virg.
Dainavicius Bronius - Chicago. Ill.
Deveikis Petras - Brooklyn, NY.
Gosaitiene Veronika - Chicago. Ill.
Gusarovas .Vytautas, Wanda - CHR
cago, Ill.
Inciura Jurgis - New Iberia, La.
Izokaitis Marijona = Alabama.
Janusionis Antanas, Jadvyga, Sigute,
Gailute - Yonkers, N. Y.
Karasa Nerimantas - Baltimore. Md.
klimas Jonas E. Chicago, Ind.
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