davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Federal Wage. Hour
Officials to Visit
Soint Thomus

Nathan Epstein, Economist
of the Wage and Hour Divi-
sion, United States Depart
ment Of Labor, arrived in the
Virgin Islands on October 19,
1850, to make a preliminary
survey for the purpose Of ga
thering economic data for use
by an industry committee
which may be formed next
spring.
Mr.. Epstein was accom-
panied by two economists from
the San Juan Office Of the
Wage and Hour Division.
, 1950-10-20

ington and New York recently
in connectio with Civilian De
fese matters.
, 1950-10-20

Y visited Wash fese matters.
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e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

hooert Allen son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Allen Dr. 1904
Ave 3d. arrived in the city by plane from Seattle Wash
saturday June ~ Robert had been living with his grand
MIS- r ana Mrs Richard Gordon formerly of St Paul
OF ST. Peter AME church Sunday June Is proved TO he unite
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ADDITIONAL SocIALS
& PERSONALS

The Cameo Club will meet Sat-
urday, June "a at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Addison, 438 w. Central Ave.
Carl Fraction spent Sunday,
June IS, with his wife, Mrs. Gel
este Fraction and family. Carl
was given leave from Veterans
Hospital.
The Friday Night POleno Club
will meet June % at the home Of
Mrs, Josephine Murray, s741 Third
Ave. So.
Kathryn L. Harper, 104s Bryant
Ave. No, received a divorce from
John w. Harper.
The Jolly Sixteen Club win meet
at the home Of Mrs. ThelmA Wade,
1921 Fourth Ave. &c., Thursday
evening, June 20. Miss Esther
Byars will be hostess.
Miss Marjorie Lewis, 28I7 FL
hot Ave So, has been confined to
her home with a broken toe. The
cast was removed Monday and her
condition Is steadily improving.
Mrs. Ida Moppins, formerly of
1886 Fourth Ave. So, now resides
at PIT Clinton Ave. So.
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June 18th, and are doing fine.

June 18th, and are doing fine.
Miss Geraldine McQuerry, 404S
Clinton Ave. So, will leave Satur-
day, June "a for the Riverside Ad-
ventst Sanitarium, to work for the
summer. Riverside is the only
colored Adventist Sanitarium and
is located in Nashville, Tenn.
Miss JeOnne Helm, 1909 Fifth
Ave. So, is taking ten and a half
weeks of nurses training at Lake.
view hospital at Saltwater, MINI.
This is part of her training course
at the University.
One OF the things Mrs. Matte
Drew was able to enjoy while Wis
iting in the city from Des Moines,
Ia, was a visit to the Crispus At
tucks Home in st. Paul. Mrs.
Drew served on the board which
was responsible for the building
of that home many years ago.
Entertaining at a dinner Sun
day, June IS, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Russell, STAT Irving Ave. No.
Their guests were Elder and Mrs.
Alex Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Grigsby and daughter.
Miss Dolores Grigsby was pre-
sented in a voice recital Wednes-
day, June 81 at McPhail School of
Music. Miss Grigsby is a student
at Minneapolis College of Music
and is coached by Mrs. Elsie Wolf
Campbell.
Mrs. Edna Judy, 1927 Fifth Ave.
So, entertained Eunice and Ger
aldine McQuerry at luncheon
Wednesday, June IA. Mrs. Judy is
a sister to Eunice and Geraldine.
Miss Alvira GasIxins of Gheen,
MINI. is the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Booker Daniels, 3449
Fourth Ave. So. Miss Gaskins
plans to be here indefinitely.
Mrs. Matte Drew, Des Moines,
Ia, left for her home Friday, June
16 after spending a week at the
home of her daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fraction,
3S41 Clinton Ave. So. While in the
city, she was extended many
social courtesies.
The Helpers Club of st. Peters
AME church will not hold a meet
ing this month but will hold a
call meeting in July. The date will
be given later.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BObO, SO
Hyland Ave. No, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sorren, of
Evanston, Ill, at dinner Sunday,
June IS. Also present were
Messrs. and Mines. James Jaco-
way, Percy White, and Mr.. Bill
Doyle.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs Eliza Smith, 500 W. Central Ave-. win leave the
city Sunday June rs for Chicago where she win visit with her
daughter and sonnaw Mr. and Mrs Oscar Roby Mrs Roby
expecting the ork the latter of June the early part
of July From Chicago Mrs Smith will visit her parents
relatives and friends in jackson, Miss She win be gone
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

NHAANANA4EAA OAAAH HAAsAAhAgzAA .
July Evelyn Chatham, $50 Al
drich Ave. No; Willie White,
1886 Fourth Ave. So. July
6--Lauretta Lassley, 511 Bryant
Ave. No.; Vesta Mosley, 42S Col
fax Ave. No, July 8--Mayme Bur-
rell, 3545 Fourth Ave. So;
Claude Burnaugh, 3s04 Fifth Ave.
So. July 9--James B. Crawford,
1921 Fifth Ave. So; July 10
Mrs. II. T. Russell, 5049 James
Ave. No.; Thomas Donaldson, Jr.,
$685. Fourth Ave. So; Malvina
Woodland, 1929 Emerson Ave. No;
Rosalind Simms. 1898 Fourth Ave.
So; Mrs. Lillian Simpson, 5l27
North James. July 11--Mrs. Ber-
tina Starlxs, zoos Elliot, Richard
Mayes, 1916 Fourth Ave. So.
Greetings to the Out .TOwners
July 5--Mrs. Lola Edwards,
2i4 w. Central Ave; Rev. L. c.
Harris, Sioux Falls, s. D.; Anne
Arnold Hedgeman, $50 F st. N.
W., Washington, ID. G.
July 7 - Janet w. Seasons,
Washington, Ga. July S-Priscilla
A. Allison, Columbus, Ohio. July
9-Charles Hayden, Alabama.
July 11-Miss Doris Ware, WASH
ington, d. c.; Shirley ]. Ashby,
Kansas City, Mo.
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Davis. and friend, Mrs. Belma
Johnson. While here, she win be a
weekend guest Of Mrs. Marie
Sykes, $50 Rondo Ave. Mrs. White
has been entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis White, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nell
son.
The Just-Us club met Thursday,
June 10, at the home OF Mrs. Clar-
ence schuck, I'll st. Anthony Ave.
The group completed plans for
their annual picnic to be held the
first Sunday In August at Taylor
Falls. The group win not meet
again until the first Thursday In
October. at the home Of Mrs. J. o.
Stubs. sos Carroll Ave.
Oscar Maddox, 4ss St Anthony
Ave-, was reelected exalted ruler
of the Elks Gopher Lodge 1O5 at
its meeting Wednesday, June IA.
Other officers elected were Cor
nelius Brown, esteemed leading
knight; Byron 8. Rife. esteemed
loyal knight; Arthur Jacobs, es-
teemed lecturing knight; M. Brad
ford, inner guard and William
White, Tyler.
The Friendship Sewing and
Social club viii give a party cele-
brating the birthday Of Mrs. Ber-
nice Duke, 6s2 Iglehart Ave. sat
urday, June "A. Plans for this AZ.
fair were made at their club meet
ing held June II at the home Of
Mrs. Fannie M. Bailey. $50 Lyle
hart Ave.
Tho Twin City Maids and Ma
irons held their last meeting until
summer, Saturday, June ~. at the
home Of Mrs. ]. Walton Crump.
$50 Fuller Ave. st. Paul Guests
for the day were Mines. William
Godette. Harold Rowland. Jerome
Reed, John Patton, Earl Brent,
sidney salter. Guest prizes were
won by Mines. Jerome Reed, first.
Harold Rowland, second and
John Patton, score keepers gift.
Club prizes were won by Mines. A.
d. Hall, r. s. Underwood, and
J. w. Crlmp, who took first, sec
ond and third prizes respectively.
The next meeting Of the club win
be held in September at the home
of Mrs. Frank w. Terry.
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interesting. Inc first prize was
won by Elder A. L, Kirk, the Sec
ond by Rev. NJ. L. Simmons and
the third by Rev. B. S. Cummings.
Corporal Gerald Bailey left Sat
urday, June II, for his station in
Fort Lewis, Washington, after a
months leave. Corp. Bailey is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey,
3549 Fourth Ave. So.
The Reyes Club of Border Meth
odist church met Monday night,
June 10 at the home of Mrs. Des-
sic Peppers, 993 Aldrich Ave. No.
They are making plans for a boat
excursion to be held late in Au-
gust.
An after commencement party
was given by the parents of the
graduates of Central High school,
Thursday night, June Is. The
party was given at 1886 Fourth
Ave. So. Graduates being honored
were: lone Roach. Dorothy Sto-
vail, Mary Young, Leola Jackson,
Nathaniel Walker, Marian Curry
and Walter Brown.
Mrs. Lorraine Chivers, 4O17
Clinton Ave. So, left Tuesday
morning, June 20 for Omaha, Neb.
She received news of the death of
her brother, John Ellis who died
there Saturday. June II. She will
vacation in Omaha.
Miss Eunice McQuerry, 4O4s
Clinton Ave. So, arrived in the
city to spend the summer at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton McQuerry. Miss McQuerry
taught year of elementary
school in Charleston, So. Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Milton,
526 Fremont Ave. No, are the
parents of a seven pound baby
girl, Mardella Marie, born Sunday,
June IL at the Maternity hospital
Mrs. Milton and baby returned
home from the hospital Thursday,
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WAY SEE
q BP NEIL D0DSOn RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

Our congressman government should
cautioned speak distinctly interview
shows
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r ATTN 9 THE
r e c o r DS
Greet GurnerI
By J. Henry Randall

Much to our surprise the other
day. we received a long playing
disc by Mr.. Piano." labelled Err
roll Garner Rhapsody" Surprised
because we hadn't known of its
existence. The disc sports 10 of the
choicest items performed by the
piano virtuoso and formerly is
sued on the conventional 7S-rpm
shellac platter.
A treat which you win "re-en-
joy are Pavanne, Slylark, 1
Can't Give You Anything But
Love, Blue and Sentimental, The
Way You Look Tonight, Twilight,
Turquoise, Reverie, Impressions
and FlamingO. On all tunes, Gar
ner is accompanied by Charlie
Smith on drums and Leonard Gas
kin stroking the bass CAtlantic).
B1lIods Gnd SUen
Again we have the two Bills
Billy Eckstine and Bill Farrell
each dishing out the type of tunes
which has caused scores and
scores to gather under their ban
ners. Eckstine, as ever, weaving
a magical vocal net aided by the
smoothness of the Quartones and
the stringed-subtle reed tones of
the orchestra, does the new ballad,
My Destiny and the current plug
ger, Roses. Jack Miller and Buddy
Baker split conductors honors
(MGM) Farrell's out-doorish-
style voice hits off well with Baby
What Else Can 1 Do? and Don't
Say Manana Tonight. Russ Case
and Earle Hagen split the orches-
ira leadership (MGM).
The novelty tune Mississippi, is
given a real going over by Queen
Ella Fitzgerald with the Four
Hits and a Miss and rhythm ac-
compartment. Naturally, her YER
sion on a bouncey kick gives rise
to the Fitz' brand of riffs, espec-
tally when she spells EN- Eye
Crooked letter, Crooked Letter,
Eye" Mate has Ella telling what
she doesn't want, Don't Want
The World, in a somewhat II
Don't Want to Set the World on
Fire" manner. (Decca)
Joan Shaw, who apes the Sarah
Vaughn phrasing, nevertheless
creates a good impression on her
debut platter of Decleving Myself
and Peace Of Mind (MGM)
One of the better pairs by the
Johnny Moore's Three Blazers are
Rain Chick and Melody. The for
mer is a blue-tinged ballad just
right for the intimate cocktail
lounge and the latter, also blued,
utilities effectively the echo
chamber. Billy Valentine takes
the vocal on both (Victor.)
Enjoy also the brassy sound of
Lionel Hampton's crew smashing
out torridlyJ on Cannon Ball Ex-
press, with Sonny Parker vocaliz-
ing, and Birmingham Bounce,
Quoted by Freddie Hamilton and
Raymond johnson (Decca).
SpirifVuIs
Marie Knight, gospel singer
Wen never forget since her duet
with Sister Rosetta Tharpe on
up Above My Head" and My
Journey To the Sky" does a force
full and pleasing job on Live The
Life and Seal Of Heaven. And the
Sam Price trio works behind her
(Decca). Brother Joe May
takes two of Chicago's Thomas A.
Dorsey gospel tunes, 1 Want
Jesus on the Road Travel and
I'm Gonna Like the Life 1 Sing
About in My Song Speciality.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bismark Archer.
314 N. Western Ave-. win observe
their 45th wedding anniversary
Wednesday, June Is. Also observ-
ing their anniversary on that date
win be Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Mar
tin, 927 st. Anthony Ave.. their
35th.
The Self Culture Club met Sat
urday, June II, at the home Of
Mrs. Minnie Robinson. 7O6 Lyle
hart Ave.
Biddle Circle No. 80, Ladies' OF
the GAR, met Tuesday, June Is
at the home Of Mrs. Lola Edwards,
244 w. Central Ave. Two men,
bers present, the Mines Edwards
and Carrie Lindsay. gave reports
of the Ladies' OF the GAR conven-
ton they attended recently in
Minneapolis
On Saturday, July 1, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Z. Jones. 914 Fuller
Ave-, win observe their 32nd we'd
ding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urlln Clark. their
son Brewer Lee, OF ITO st. An
thony Ave-, and Elmer Morris, Of
31S N. Victoria, returned to the
city Thursday June Is, after
motoring to Howard University In
Washington d. C. where they
picked up Brewer Lee. They went
to st, Louis, Oklahoma City, okla.
and Kansas City. Mo.
On Independence Day, July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. o. MCGEE. 671
Rondo Ave-, win observe their
30th wedding anniversary.
The birthdays Of the Mines,
Sally Dickerson, Emily Harris,
and Alberta Crump win be cele-
brated with a picnic at Como
Park by the Widows Club on
August 10. These plans were
made at the last meeting Of the
club held at the home OF Mrs,
Katie Jeffrey, 440 Virginia. Mrs,
Crump, 543 w. Jessamine, win be
hostess at the next club meeting
held Sunday, June 20.
On Thursday, June 20, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wills, 1904 Iglehart
Ave, viii observe their 57th we'd
ding anniversary, Also observing
anniversaries on that day win be
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanders, 607
st. Anthony Ave-, their 10th; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul II. jackson, s28 St
Anthony Ave-, their 44th; and Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Hedge, SIS Carroll
Ave, their 10th.
Mrs. Bessie White, of Pasadena
Calf, arrived in the city June 4
to spend a two months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Stone,
DIT Iglehart Ave-, and two grand
children, Marilyn and Sylvia. She
is also visiting her brother. Henry
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the period of inquisOn a of
chummy it" which only thinl banging
atmosphere PerVadng programs of this type.
One pummelng Capitol press Dangers
lady by the of May Craig Craig Craig welding
sharpened and shiny Omahak distinguished
ects with zealOusness only determined female capable
Methns would rather
than the Craig lady, even in her more docie moments
transition was what took
place last Thursday night when Dragnet listening
to the Crime Photographer"
wonder Photographer"
speaking acquaintance with newspaper newspaper
photographer
historical found himself addicted
playing the numbers Crime Photographer
pool room where numbers writers hang collects the
big shot from gabby undeng dumb cop tips off the numbers
stooge to Caeys real identity whereupon he
porter Annie, tricked trap. Naturally they
out all right The numbers big shot arrested the racket
up and the hyseca young the of his
Casey walks into after a newspaper
interest story about some
kittens! He Immediately office hauling
along with him. The idea of photographer assigning
self and reporter to story must
to editors listening in And the idea tip
ping off the identity Of the Big a stranger
ably caused uproarOus caces from
racket tuned In
msnomation in the script that no one ever hits
the numbers stuff and gooey
numbers addict belonged a Boys
Numbers addicts only but usually just about
keep they another addict
who's hit to the Of three
the vicious circle personally know players
Some take their
selves and bust dime hit brings fifty
hit on a number brings five hundred dollars.
New York full people entirely numbers gamb-
ling and horse Numbers cts nfrequeny
addcts gamblers horse players impression
radio that reformation brought
through the breakup ring
the
After the impossible hoke
shows Dragnet" real life itself "Dragne proves every
broadcast that it is possible entertain
Once again you to tune this program
teeVson get the dishes washed tell gosspy
next door to shaddupanyhng hear
kind of
Representative long thorn in the
hide of Democrats Republicans
kind of used both polite
sopolte, political circles.
1t to that attempts have
been distinguished Marcanonos
wick includes the jammed packed Puerto
east side where of the residents speak little English
don't know Vito supporters him as a
sincere working hrelessy improve the shameful
lhterate OvecrOwded crmedden section
enemies see him stOOge Of Moscow political hypOcre
ing the misery of thousands of unfortunate people
Now gentleman by the going be
sacrifice the latest stronghold
If Mr. Donovan has face
byways Harlem equipped with
more practical artillery than of his predecessors
Marcanonio in Congress rather than get him
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ST. PAUL RTRTHDAYs

June 2S-Mary A. Brister, S44
N. Dale ST.; Mrs. Ida Combs, 66S
st. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Addie c.
Few, 64S Iglehart Ave; Jewel
Sears, ST., 400 Rondo Ave. June
29--Melvin Thomas Henderson,
$50 st. Anthony Ave. June 80,
George Stone, S75 st. Anthony
Ave; Wilburt Burks, 491 st. An
thony Ave; Mary Lou Harmon,
633 w. Central Ave; Garry
Lynn House, 995 Rondo Ave; ;
Raymond Bledsoe, 465 Mackubin
st. July p Mrs. Shelton Huron,
453 Kent St.; Dolores A. Hollo-
man, 76S St. Anthony Ave; Mrs.
Woodford Mills, 916 st. Anthony
Ave. July samuel Ransom,
1047 4. Rose Ave; Mrs. c. VI.
House, 1857 Albany; Hugh Schuck,
500 Rondo Ave; Mrs. Katherine
Turner, 1856 st. Anthony Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-23

RICH
It for
II
14th
| are
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k my
licked
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-23

ther
beth
even
lIr
ace,
ting
lace.
lore,
as
and.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-23

ing MS appearance on USdplCOl ES-
Gently, that could have sworn he was slightly
boiled. This isn't the first time Washington Big
Name, interviewed over the air has sounded if
he came to the studio straight from a local pub.
Either the soggness of the air in the Capitol tends
to loosen ones speech or some of these gentlemen
don't speak correctly into the mike.
The "Meet the Press" and Capitol Cloak
room" programs revealing. On both shows
veteran Washington news reporters try to trip
up their victims The victims, wary OF the YER
bal bear traps, try to say little possible In
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

chemija. 81 universiteta baige
1913 metals. Tada dar buvo ne
pasibaiges l pasaulinis karas ir
P. j. ziurys is universiteto pa
teko tiesiai kariuomene, kur,
kaip chemikas, netrukus buvo
paskirtas j specialia naujai SUI
kurta duju divizija, sudaryta
tik is aukstesni moksla baigusiq.
Per trumpa laika P. J. ziurys
buvo pakeltas vyresniuoju SER
zantu ir, karui pasibaigus, pa
leistas j atsarga su rekomenda-
cija LIMO leitenanto laipsniui.
Karui pasibaigus, P. ]. ziurys
dirbo New Yorke, Lietuvos At
statymo Bendroveje, deja, savo
grazius uzsimojimus baigusioje
nelaimingai. Anot ziurio, uzsi-
mojimai buvo puikus, bet vado-
vybe neturejo patyrimo ir pa
dare dideliu klaidq: ejo su indie
liais j Lietuva dar tue metu, ka-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

norintiems musti pagrasines is
mesias is trecio auksto, tai ME
kas ir nedrises triuksma kelti.
sliupo kalba ziuriui padariusi
dideli ispudi: ne tick jo kalba
apie bloguosius kunigu darbus,
kick raginimas nepasiduoti len
kams ir stengtis apsisviesti.
Po siu kalbu Kadisius, Ger
niauskas, Kaminskas ir mazdaug
keturioikmetis Pijus J.ziurys
isteige Kingstone 10-taja Tevy-
mes Myletoju Dr-jos kuopa. Ne
tik isteige, bet ir pradejo veikti.
Sudare chora. Tuoj kilo vaidai:
klebonas uzdraude parapijieciam
chore dalyvauti, O vargoninin-
kui jam vadovauti. .Choristu Wis
tick uzteko, bet vadova teko
kviestis lenka is Plymouth -.
Netrukus buvo surengtas ir
vaidinimas. Vaidino "Isgama".
Kaip tik veikalas, parodas kuni-
ga, issizadejusi savo tevynes ir
net tevu. Aisku, vel is sakyklos
griezciausi pasmerkimai. Bet uz-
tat publikos prikimsta, vaidini-
ma tenka kelis kartus kartoti ir
kitose kolonijose.
Tokiu budu P. J. ziurio patti
visuomeninio darbo pradzia vyko
konflikte SUI kunigija, ir tai ne
del tikybos, del tautiskumo
arba del tikybos supainiojimo SUI
kitais reikalais. Toji pradzia ir
pasiliko budinga P. J. ziurio nu-
Perkelta j 7-ta pusl. }
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

jinti visa tai buvo jau labai
sunku.
Todel 1888 metals P. j. ziu-
rvs perejo j nauja saka = dazu
gamyba, pavadines savo labora-
torija Ace Laboratories. Karo
metu teko imone isplesti. P. ].
ziurys isigijo 1941 metals nau-
jas dirbtuves Clevelando prie-
miesty Lakewood, kuriose if >da-
bar tebera jo imone. Karo metu
tose dirbtuvese buvo gaminamos
ivairiems kariniams
pabuklams. Dabar gamma ivai-
RUS plastic" dazus pramones
reikalams.
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so METQ AME'RIKOJE
Birze|o IS dene toka sukakt svenea Plus }. Ziurys

stovyklos, kurioje nebutu zino-
mas Pijaus J. Ziurio ir jo anuo-
met vadovaujamos Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos vardas.
Kai prasidejo tremtiniu imi-
gracija = P. j. ziurys ne tik
driso parasyti garantijas dau-
giau kaip so tremtiniu seimQ,
ne tik surado dar tokiai paciai
eilei seimu kitty garantuotojQ,
bet tuos formalius pasizadejimus
ir realiai vykde, tas seimas pri-
imdamas pirmam laikui j savo
namus, realiai padedamas JOINS
paskui susirasti pastoges ir dar-
bus, niekad nesiskQsdamas, jog
tai per brangu, net ir tada, kai
viena kita Selma turedavo uz-
gaisti jo namuose Xxi 10 ir dau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15
Puses SimtmeGio karjera Amerikoje

P. J. ziurys, Lietuva apleis-
damas tik septintaisiais savo gy-
venimo metals, Wis delto jau bu-
vo baiges pirma rusiskos pra-
dzios mokyklos skyriq. Pristine
ma, kad jo vyresnysis globejas
buvo aukstesnio skyriaus moki-
nys Petras Klimas, veliau zino-
mas Lietuvos diplomatas.
Cia su mokslu anuo metu buvo
sunkiau. Nuo 10 metq amziaus
reikejo pradeti dirbti -. Xxi II
metu amziaus teko dirbti po 10
valandu kasdien ir tik nuo to
atliekamu laiku P. J. ziurys Ian
ke vakarines pradzios mokyklas
Kingstone, veliau Wilkes Barre,
Pa.
Tx sulaukes II metu P. J..
ziurys gavo laisve tvarkytis sa-
vo reikalus, kaip jam patinka,
mes, pasveikus tevui, buvo atpa-
palaiduotas nuo kitty seimos ma
riq palaikymo. Tad 1911 metq
rudeni istojo j garsia aukstes-
niaja mokykla - Wyoming Sc
minary. Cia jam pavyko gauti
tarnyba, is kurios apsimokejo
kambari SUI maistu, o be to -
pasiseke laimeti vienas debatu
rungtynes, o to laimejimo deka
jam buvo suteikta stipendija ir
sumazintas mokestis uz moks-
Ia. Kurie P. J. ziuri pazista, ga
Ii nesistebeti, kad jis debatus lai-
mejo, mes debatuose jis pavojin-
gas kiekvienam priesininkui !.
Vasara uzdarbiaudamas kaip
keliaujas pardavejas ar kitaip,
suvesdavo galus SUI CALAIS ir
per trejis metus baige ta mo-
kykla. Po to istojo j Syracuse
|universiteta, kuriame studijavo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

giau savaiciu, kai namuose kar-
tais susidarydavo "pereinamoji
stovykla" su 20 "a gyvento-
jais 80.
Tai rodo, kad P. J. ziurys tu-
ri ne tik skambu zodi, bet ta 70
di lydi ir realiais darbais.
Tai rodo, kad so metQ, jo pra-
leistu Amerikoje, buvo retail pa
sitaikancio vaisingumo metal:
vaisingumo ne jam asmeniskai
bet visiems lietuviams.
P. j. ziurys teisetai gall di.
dziuotis tue pussimciu metu.
Dziaugiames ir mes drauge
Todel ir minime ta sukakti, nes
tai yra ne siaip jau paprasta
prabegusiQ metu eiles pamineji
mas.