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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-15

FIVE TOP WINNERS in demon
stration contests at the 5th annual
Montana All Congress at Bozeman,
Aug. 1881 were awarded trips to
the National All club congress at
Chicago and four others won trips
to the Pacific International exposi-
ton at Portland, Ore, according to
Paul J. Moore, state All club leader.
Jacquelyn Antrim, Ravalli county,
and Margaret Lacey, Chouteau coun-
~, won trips to the National con-
gress for their home economics dem
onstrations. Barbara McNiven, Park
county, and Lawrence Scott, Chou
teau county, won similar trips by
taking first place in the agricultural
demonstrations.
Patsy Erickson, Cascade county,
who modelled dark green suit, was
named state winner of the dress re-
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ceived plaques. These winners are:
Beef-Duane Doig, Meagher county;
dairy-Peter McHugh, Lewis and
Clark county; swine-Francis Ravet,
Gallatin county; sheep = Ronald
Ohlin, Yellowstone county.
Vegetable Pizzini, Cascade
county; poultry Burton Bosch,
Blaine county; crops-Robert Hou-
gardy, Musselshe1 county; meats
Dave Cochran, Lewis and Clark
county.
Home Economics Judging
Winners of first place in the home
economics judging contests each re-
ceived a hand-woven luncheon set.
These winners are:
Home iving-Sharon Russell, Big
Horn county; clothing = Patricia
Wendell, Lewis and Clark county;
foods = Betty Eastlick, Saltwater
county.
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of u livestock
productivity
drYlsnd
use
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Cat Club 10 Select
Winners Tonight

Winners in the fifth champion
ship cat show. sponsored by the
Cat Fanciers of Washington, will
be announced tonight.
The show, which opened yester-
day in the Hotel Hamilton, has 247
entries from all parts of the coun-
Try. 1t is open from 10 am. to
10 pm.
Awards will be given in the
kitten, novice, open, champion
ship. neuters and household pet
classes. Winners in the All Breed
Show will be chosen in three
competitions: bests in show and
bestS of color with three sub
divisions of long hair. short hair,
and foreign short hair). Mrs. C.
F. Rotter Of Minneapolis, MINI,
will be the judge in this section.
Two speciality shows, sponsored
by the National Siamese Cat Club
and the Solid Color Club of the
South, will be judged by Mrs.
Frances Herms of TarrytoWn, N. Y
Officers of the Cat Fanciers of
Washington are Mrs. Merald E
Hoag, president; L. S. VanRiper
Lew j. Gregory. Joseph T. Flakne,
and Mrs. James S. Carpenter,
vice presidents; Miss Dorothy A.
Dimock, secretary, and Mrs. Carl
A. Spencer, treasurer.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Funeral Rites tuesday
For Charles B. Ricketts,

Funeral services for Charles B.
Ricketts,, 27, Washington Grove
MD landscaper who was killed
in an accident yesterday. will be
held in Ft. Myer Chapel at 2 pm.
Tuesday. Burial will be in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Mr.. Ricketts, was killed when
the car in which he was a pas
senger ran off the Rockville pike
and struck a tree near Montrose.
Three others were injured, none
critically.
Mr.. Ricketts, was employed at
the estate of Mrs. Lillian Smith,
chairman of the Montgomery
County Welfare Board, $685. Hill
andale avenue. Chevy Chase.
An Army veteran, he served
from March, 1943, until February,
1946, most of the time in India.
Survivors include his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Ricketts,,
of the Washington Grove ad-
dress; three brothers, Herbert,
Dewey and Paul Ricketts,, and
two sisters. Mary Alice and
Mildred, all of the Washington
area.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
George Calvin Dies;
Rough Rider Scout
BY the Assoc1oied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-George
E. Calvin. 78, who Joined an Al
rican expedition at the age of Is
and later was a scout with Theo-
dore Roosevelt's Rough Riders in
Cuba, died last night.
A native of Tarrytown, N. Y, he
won a place in the late William
Astor Chanler's expedition to East
africa in 1892 because of his repu-
tation as markSman.
Heads of many of the wild ami
mails he killed during the expedi-
ton are in an exhibit on the
Chanler expedition at the Smith
sonian Institution in Washington
He acted as a civilian scout with
the 4th Cavalry Regiment against
the Apaches in New Mexico in
1895.
From 1906 to 1913 he raised
horses at Leesburg, Va.
Going to Berlin in 1914, osten-
sibly to set up a travel bureau,
but actually to work for American
naval intelligence, Mr.. Calvin re-
mained abroad for many years
after World War I as represent
ative of a travel agency.
He returned to this country
after his retirement in 1898.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
James B. Davis Dies;
Retired Engineer

James Brown Davis, 81, a re-
tired Treasury Department heat
ing and air conditioning engineer
and a former employe of the ole
Capital Traction Co., died yester-
day at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital after weeks ILL
ness.
Mr.. Davis, a native of Williams
burg, Va, had been a Washington
resident since 1888. He lived al
2707 Adams Mill road NV.
An employe of the traction com
pany for more than 35 years, he
formerly was head engineer at the
powerhouse in Georgetown. He re-
tired from the Treasury last Apri
after Is years service.
Mr.. Davis leaves his wife, Mrs
Anna E. Davis, and five sons by
a previous marriage, Norman ano
Lawrence Davis, both of Wash
ington; Bernard Davis of Gath
ersburg, Md; Allen Davis of Ia
koma Park, Md, and Russell j
Davis of Pittsburgh. Two brothers
John M. Davis of Washington, anc
William Davis of Williamsburg
and a sister, Miss Alice Davis o1
Williamsburg, also survive.
Funeral services will be held al
II am. Tuesday in the Hines fu-
neral home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Thomas N. Roane Dies,
Owner OF Pharmacy

Thomas N. Roane, At, owner o1
Roane's Pharmacy, 110l Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. and active III
/ Masonic and club affairs here
died Friday night at Casualty
Hospital. He was striken Tues
day with a heart attack.
Mr.. Roane, who lived at 688
Rollingwood drive, Chevy Chase,
Md, had been resident here for
l26 years
From 1924 to 1941 he was as
Sociated with Peoples Drug Stores
and was manager for II years OF
various branches. He bought his
present store in 194l.
! Mr.. Roane, a 32d degree Scott
ish Rite Mason, was a member
of King David Lodge and Almas
Temple of the Shrine. He was
past secretary of the Capitol
Hill Lions Club, past president
of the Thirteen Club and a mem
ber of the District Pharmaceuti-
cal Association.
Born in Camden, N. j., he was
reared in Newport News, Va, and
received his pharmaceutical train
ing here.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Louise K. Roane: "a daughter,
Barbara l.. Roane, Is, and three
sisters, Mrs. Louise Warnom,
Phoebus, Va: Mrs. Mary Hussey,
Newport News, and Mrs. Gladys
Weber, Hampton, Va.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Tuesday in the Cham
bers funeral home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Emmett Corrigan Dies;
Advertising Agency Head
BY the Associoied Press

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Oct. 81.
Emmett Corrigan, chairman of
the board of directors of Albert
Frank -Guenther Law, Inc, ad-
vertising agency. died here today
while visiting at the home of a
friend.
Mr.. Corrigan became associated
with the Frank -Guenther firm in
1915 and was named to the board
Craftsmanship in 1912.
A resident of Great Neck, Mr..
Corrigan died at the home of John
knipping, an associate.
Born in Saranac, N. Y, August
4. 1891, Mr.. Corrigan was a World
War I veteran, serving with the
339th Infantry Regiment in
Northern Russia at Murmansk and
Archangel.
Survivors include his widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Floyd
Carlisle of Locust Valley, N. Y,
and Mrs. Day Thorpe of Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Funeral of |. B. Williams
Tomorrow in 0ranqe
Speciot Dispotch 10 The S,or

ORANGE, Va, Oct. 21.-Fu-
neral services for Lewis BENJAMIN
Williams, 81, retired Orange
County farmer, will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Freddy fu-
neral home here.
Mr.. Williams died Friday at
the University of Virginia Hospi-
tai, Charlottesville Burial will be
in Graham Cemetery here. A
native of Orange County, Mr.. Will
liams had lived near Barbours-
willie since he retired from farming
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Lucy Newman Williams; two sons
Edward Wilmer Williams of Balti-
more and Lewis B. Williams of
Dayton. Ohio, and a daughter
Miss Virginia Williams, Barbours-
vile. He also leaves a brother
Charles Williams, and a sister
Mrs. j. H. Winslow, both of
Orange.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
At Least 19 Die in Landslide
.0n Santa River in Peru
BY the Associated Press

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 21.-The death
toll from yesterdays landslide on
the Santa River high in the
Andes has risen to 10. 1t is feared
the number of fatalities will &c
higher as reports are received
from the stricken area.
Ten other persons are known tc
have been injured seriously when
one side of the Pisococha Lagoon
collapsed and poured tons of
rocks, mud and water into Los
Cedros Ravine, Lima headquar-
terS of the Santa River Hydro
electric Works reported today.
Property damage has proved to
be more serious than first be-
lieVed. The hydroelectric works
dam at Los Cedros was washed
away. Three Of the men working
at Los CedroS still are missing.
One electrician was found alive,
keeping watch over the bodies of
two men and two women killed
by the slide.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Private School Group
To Hear Bristor

The Washington Private Schools
Association will meet at 2::30 pm
Wednesday, at the National Insti-
tute of Commerce and Technology
1882 New York avenue NV
Speakers will include Boise L
Bristor, statistician of the District
public schools; Stanley Posner OF
the National Federation of Pri-
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Walter Ernst, "a, Dies;
New York 6. 0.P. Leader
By the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Walter
E. Ernst. "a. former executive vice
president and chairman of the
board of the National Repub-
lican Club, died of a heart all
ment in Mount Sinai Hospital
yesterday.
He formerly was a law partner
of Representative Walter A.
Lynch, Democratic-Liberal candi-
date for Governor of New York.
At the time of his death, Mr.
Ernst, a one-time Republican dis
trict leader in Manhattan, was
senior partner of the law firm
of McManus and Ernst. He spe-
cialized in corporate and estate
law.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Alexander Jackson,
Former Legislator,
Dies at Ocean CITY
BY the Associated Press

OCEAN CITY, Md, Oct. 21.-
Alexander Mitchell Jackson, night
club owner and former Maryland
legislator. died today at this ocean
resort which he helped to build.
Mr.. Jackson, who was To, died
at his home. He had been i'll for
some time.
He was the founder of a bus
line, a former baseball league
president and onetime four letter
athlete. He practiced law in Sails
bury before coming here in the
1930s.
Pioneered Expansion.
He was credited with pioneering
Ocean City's expansion to the
north 20 years ago by building
Jackson's Casino on the boardwalk
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Other buildings followed and the
area developed quickly.
A few years ago he built Green
Run Lodge across the inlet on
Assateague Island and the place
became popular with sportsmen
from many Eastern States.
He was four-letter man in his
student days at the University of
Delaware and later attended the
University of Maryland Law
School. He practiced law in Sails
bury for about Is years.
About 1910 Mr.. Jackson rep
resented Wicomico County in the
Maryland House of Delegates. He
was Democrat.
Founder of Bus Line.
In the 1920s he was one of the
founders and the first manager of
the Shore Bus Line, Inc, fore
runner of the present Red Star
Motor Coaches, Inc. He was
president of the Eastern Shore
Baseball League in 1927.
His wife is dead. Survivors in
clude three sons and two daugh-
ter, Charles J. and Robert B.
Jackson of Ocean City; Harry Lee
Jackson of Baltimore, Mrs. How
ard Hastings of Ocean City and
Mrs. Everett Bunting of Selby-
vile, Del.
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Berlin. Burial will be
in Salisbury.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Jewish Women's Council
To Meet in MONTGOMERY

The Women's Council of the
Montgomery County Jewish Com
munity will meet at $50 pm
Wednesday at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Building, 2901 East West
highway, Chevy Chase.
Irving Cantor, national youth
director for B'nai Birth. will dis
cuss THE Role of the Community
Center in the Life of Your Child.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Harry H. Moore Dies;
New York Finuncier
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Harry
Haight Moore. n, a former gov
ernor of the New York Stock Ex-
change, died today at his Man
haitian residence.
He had been a member of the
exchange since 1909 and was
elected governor in 1888. He con-
tinued to serve on the board until
i'll health forced his resignation in
1941.'
He was named chairman of the
committe on foreign business at
its formation in September, 1885.
He also had served on the stock
lists, member firms and admissions
committees of the exchange. He
also was a member of the New
York Curb Exchange.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
St. MichueI's PTA to Meet

The st. Michaels Parent
Teacher Association of Silver
Spring will meet in the Wayne
Avenue School at 8:15 pm. Tues
day to hear DR.. Peter Lombard
head of the culture and civic
program of the st. Michaels Par
ish Mems Club. The title of his
talk is, Must Your Child Be
Deaf?"
Evening star., 1950-10-22
U. N. Day Speaker

Frederick Oechsner. special as
sistant to the Assistant Secretary
of State for Public Affairs, will
address the students and faculty
of the National Cathedral School
for Girls at $50 am. Tuesday.
The assembly is celebrating United
Nations Day.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Swiss Lose Tourists

Switzerland is the only tourist
country in Europe which has not
registered gain in tourists in
the last year, and blames currency
devaluation for it's loss.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
James nj. Rissler of 1866 Spring
road NV. who recently OBJ
served their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Rissler, who
was employed at the Govern
ment Printing Office for 36
years until his retirement in
1882, and Mrs. Rissler have a
son, two daughters and five
grandchildren.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

vate Schools Association, and
G. M. Heiss of the Veterans Ad-
ministration.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

The herbarium at Kew Gardens,
near London, contains $4,000 liv-
ing plant specimens.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
CIVIL SERVICE
TYPIST-STENOC.

Exams, current-thousands needed NOW
QUICK Beginners and Refresher courses
Save y usual time-Gmall Classes.
-33 years exper C. S. coaching work
BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th. Ger. NV
Ma. 23l0. New classes Monday.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
TIPPING
save n Usual Time
EASY, Tested Methods
-33 Yrs Exper. Spe-
cial SPEED Building

Glasses. Day and Night Classes for Pri-
vate and Govt. Positions, $3.50 wk up.
Compare and you will start at BOYD'S.
Compt0meter and All Cal. Machines New
Glasses Now Starting. Enroll Today,
BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th. cor. G, Ma.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

slbs asparagus tablespoons -four
thin slices boiled ham "a teaspoon salt
tablespoons butter cup milk
cup grated American cheese
Use tender stalks Pare white ends they be used camed
Scrub with brush, scales Tie loosely bunch
Cook rapidly boiling saed about minutes drain
Arrange ham slices Roll each and place shallow baking
dish Bake in s75oF. minutes.
Melt butte in -four and salt Add milk Cook
over low heat stirring till ckened stir cheese Serve
agus 6 servings
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PADEKITE SURASTI!

Zigmantas Jankus, gyv. 8013
Kosciuszko Ave., Cleveland 3
Ohio, = praso atsiliepti Algirda
Carroll, gim. 1927 m. Kretingos
apskr.
Ieskau Onos Endriukaitis, XII
lusios is Kubiliskes KIM, Girls
kabudzio ", sakiu apskr. JOS
vyro pavarde nezinoma. Atvy-
ko j JAW 1911 IL metals.
zinanciuosius prasau pranesti
Siuo adresu: BrOnius Matulaitis,
11725 So. Morgan St., Chicago
43, Ill. (Esu jos pusbrolis ir to
|paties valsciaus). Prizes kara j
buvo atvykusi Lietuvon pas bro
Il iona.
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MOTERU RATELIO
JUBILIEJUS

Sekmadieni vienoje Addison
Rd. svetaineje buvo ''ratelieciu'
jubiliejine vakariene, paminint
25 metu ratelio veikimo sukak-
ii. Trumpuose sveikinimuose pa
zymeta, kad ratelis pradzioje
buvo sudarytas kai kuriems po-
litiniams uzdaviniams, bet We
liau lis uzsibreze tik viena tiks-
Ia - lietuviskumo palaikyma
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. Is BOSTONO

j Clevelanda persikele med. gy-
dytojas vi. Ramanauskas. Jis
yra prizes pusmeti atvykes is
Europos. Clevelande pradejo jau
dirbti Polytechnic Hospital. Gyd.
vi. Ramanauskas Lietuvoje yra
buves veiklus visuomenininkas.
Vokieciu okupacijos metu del
lietuvisko veikimo buvo Gesta-
DO suimtas ir kalinamas.
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PASKUTINES FILMOS

Norwood Bibliotekos skyrius
karta 81 pavasari rengia filmu
(6405 Superior Ave.) paskutini
rodyma seimoms geguzes 9 d.,
z 80 val. yak. Bus: 'Orchids"
New York Calling. u am an
Alcoholic. "Poulette Grise' ir
"Fiddle-D-Dee". Rodoma memo
kamai. Suaugusie.ii gall atsives-
I'll ir vaikus.
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KVIES SLA SELMA
i CLEVELANDA?

Antradienj SLA 14-tos kuo-
pos susirinkime iskeltas suma-
nymas ateinanti selma 1852
tais metais) kviesti j Clevelan-
da. Kitame susirinkime bus ga
lutinai sprendziama, ar igalioti
atstovus daryti tokias pastan-
gas.
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MINES STEIGIAMOJO SEIMO
80 METU SUkAKTI

Geguzes Is diena sueina ly-
|ga 80 metu nuo Letuvos Stei-
|giamojo Seimo pir1mojo posedzio.
|Clevelando "Ateities" klubas 81
sekmadieni, geguzes Z d., II val
Lietuviu Saleje rengia atitinka-
ma mineiima. j kuri kviecia ap-
|silankyti visus lietuvius.
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1SVAROS SAVAITE

Ateinanti savaite - nuo ge-
|guzes 6 Xxi geguzes IA dienos =
skelbiama Svaros savaite. Mics
to vadavyoe ragina isvalyti kie-
mus. perdazyti tvoras ir tt. Cal
la. kad nieko negirdeti apie tai,
kad butu geriau sutvarkytas
siuksliu isvezimas ir gatviu va
lymas -.
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ATVYKSTA SVECIU
Is CHICAGOS

Jaunimo Teatro atidaryma
IS Chicagos atvyksta astuoni
sveciai: Oliai, Lapinskai, Lin
kai, Budginas ir Vijeikis. Lau-
kama sveciu ir is Pittsburgho.
Visa ellie clevelandieciu jau
stojo j Jaunimo Teatro remeju
eiles, skirdami jam 20 5 ir dau-
giau doleriu. Remeju, tas Ell
les istojusiu Xxi sios dienos, pa
vardes bus paminetos vakaro
programme.
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NAUJAUSI
NAUJAkURIAI

{ Atkelta is 6-to pusl.
Vilimas Elena, Vytautas - AL
Logan, Mich.
zilys Juozas - Saranac Lake,
NY.
lyle Feliksas, Marcele, Romual-
das, Kestutis, Dale = Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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qe&%!?&!{@{[%Iafd{%s} |? %&!{@{[Iaf{
|CIURLIONIECIAI UzKARIA.
VO IR PITTSBURBHA

Pittsburghe 81 sekmadieni, pa
nasiai kaip ir Chicagoje, abu
koncertus pritruko bilietu. Lie
|tuviu saleje 700 vietu (kad to-
|kia Clevelande turetumem!) ir
Esplene parapijos saleje 800
vietu. Sestadieni moteru cho-
ras SUI orkestru dalyvavo lie
|tuviu muzikos koncerte Carne-
|ghie Hall. Visur didziausias pa
|sisekimas. Ciurlionieciai grizo,
nors ir pavarge, bet labai pa
tenkinti nuosirdziu pitsburgie-
|ciu lietuviu priemimu.
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CENTRAL ARMORY
Sexton ir Eagle ateinanti

antradieni
Grizes is Europos Frank Sex
ton, AVA cempionas, gins sa-
vo titula geguzes 9 d. prizes
Lucky Simanovich. Don Eagle
imsis su lordu Bleers. Porinese
imtynese Dutch Hewlett ir
Johnny Dumchuk prizes Walter
"Sneeze" Achui ir Jack Kenne-
dy. Pradinese imtynese Tony
Morreli SUI Jim Lewis.
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Nuo treciadienio, geguzes 10
dienos. rodoma filma "The Dam
ned Don't Cry" (Prakeiktieji
neverkia) - drama. aple links
ma, bet beviltiska gyvenima 10
simu ir. sukCiavimu alinkumoJe.
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MOTINOS DIENA
PER RADIJA

81 penktadieni lietuviskoji ra-
dijo programa skiriama Motinos
Dienai. Programme dalyvaus
CiurliOniO AnsambliO mOteru
choras su kankliu orkestru. Pro-
gramos pradzia 7:30 v. w., 1890
kc.
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savo tarpe. To deka ratelis is
silaikes 25 metus ir tikisi lai-
kytis maziausiai dar kita tick.
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The CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING co.

dalininku susirinkime buvo pra-
nesta. kad Clevelande baigiama
nauja elektros iegaine, kurios
pajegumas bus 100000 kilovatu.
Per pirma Stu metu ketvirti ben
drove isleido 4 mil. 800 tukst.
|doleriu ivairiems irengimu pa
|tobulinimams. Po karo bendro-
We yra tokens reikalams islei-
dust jau 83 milijonus. Bet elek-
|tros vartojimui didejant, ben
droves pelnas irgi dideja.
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ketvirtadieni, geguzes 4 d., 1880
v. v. Lietuviu Saleje DR.. V. Ku-
dirkos draugijos susirinkimas.
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A. FIORDALISI FURNITURE
COMPANY,

drauge SUI Ell. Illuminating Co.,
81 penktadieni 1880 val. yak. sa-
vo krautuveje. 1850 Superior
Ave., rengia CROSLEY buto
|irengimo reikmenu paroda (elek-
|triniai itaisai). Paroda galima
aplankyti nemokamai ir dar net
gauti dovanu. Smulkiau ziure-
kit skelbima 6-me puslapyJe.
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LIETUVIQ KLUBE
dabar yra irengtas puikus tele.
vizijos priimtuvas. Nariai ir jig
sveciai kvieciami apsilankyti ir
pasigereti.
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A. BANYS, BALFo 68 SKYR.
PIRMININKAS,

vienai savaitei isvyksta j Mia
CARA Falls ir Rochester. NY.
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PARDUODAMAS NAMAS
GerOs pajam0s ir tu0i CALM;
naudOtiS

naudOtlS
1447 East Gath St. = Apacioj
nuoma $65. - VirSui laisvas.
Didelis, 2-ju butu 5 5, baigia-
mas trecias. $12,80O. :. Atdaras
sestadieni ir sekmadieni nuo
200 Xxi 500 p. %.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-04
RKO Keith's 1O5th

Geguzes 3 : 9 DID. Walt Dis,
ney 'Cindarella".
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Miami-But It's My Town!
eq Stanley S'ueetinS1
SALT WATER TAFFY!

The Claude Pepper-for-senator rally in Bayfront
park auditorium last Thursday night but three Ne
among capacity house in the huge city audit Tho
the rally sponsored for ALL people, the only
senatives from this side of the FEC John A. Daz
DR.. Howard A. Hadey and his brother Charley Novel
idea of the rally however the bell
vegetabes) that passed out to attendees symbolic
ing the of the speech-making candidate Charles
Eason youthful daddy of lovely Mildred looking chppier
with the years Baby Henderson, master of the ivories
being in Organ Recital at Greater Bethel
March 80 The recital should be lulu with Henderson at
the console for he's truly great artist Detective Bill
Cash of New Yorks finest vacationing down among
the Florida palms with his pop, Reuben Cash of Liberty
Square, Det Cash has envable reputation the fam
ed Gotham squad for chasing down thugs and gunmen
and the lads youthful too
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

The registration drive sponsored by the Florida indie
pendent Democratic Association is hitting a high.
The dailies becoming alarmed the skyhgh regis
that is plaserng the books by and gals
of beige Esther Felton, barmaid at Liberty Citys pool
has been the sick list about two weeks, now Leola
Bureny waiting for Sir Stork to deliver her his late
March bundle of joy If those two gambling king pins
don't stop their clubbing there's be fireworks
control the tables and operatives in this sector
BTW high is putting lot of intelligence on the police
with several of her grads all ready placed among
our tan troops And Dorsey high, too Ralph Canady,
the POOLS barbecue expert handed surprise birth
day party Thursday by his wife, Mary at midnte affair
that brought daylight Fri the day of the
BIRTH Mar. 10 That's it, folks!