davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23

Jau ketvirtas menuo gyvenu
Amerikoje, bet, prisipazinsiu,
Amerikos beveik nemaciau. Mu-
su laivas New Yorko uostan
iplauke nakti. Tx kaip per ruka
mateme Laisves stovyla ir di-
dziuosius dangoraizius. Jie man
primine didelius medzius, isau-
gusius lygumos pievose, ar Lie
tuvos miesteliu aukstabokstes
baznycias.
New Yorko uoste mus pasi-
tiko ellie geru draugu su Prane
Lapiene priesaky, kalbino, val
sino, pasakojo apie Amerika, bet
Amerikos parodyti nebuvo ka-
da. Visokie reikalai-reikaliukai
uoste pralaike Xxi vakaro, o pas
kiau j traukini ir j Clevelanda.
Clevelanda pasiekem rytu
austan, todel nieko neisejo is
mano moro nors pro traukiniC
langa pamatyti, kaip ia Ameri
ka atrodo. Maciau tik ivairia
spalves sviesas, prabegancias ge
lezinkelio stotis ir juoda nakti.
Clevelandas, kaip patys Gle
velandieciai sake, tai tik MAJ;
Amerikos dalele. Todel supran
tamas mano, seno keliauninko
noras pamatyti Amerika ir j;
vertinti taip, kaip il atrodo, I
ne butinai taip, kaip ja isimy
leje amerikieciai piesia. Tai
dziaugiaus, kai
j Detroita, AmerikOs
automobiliu centra,
sutiko name pavezyti geru auto
mobiliu DIRVOS biciuliai Sala
seviciai. Sesdamas pagalvojau
kad Amerikos autumobiliu sosti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23

va, O kito praktiskasis igyvendi-
nimas, - ir rezultatai dziugi-
nanti.
Buvodamas Detroite norejau
patirti,
kuo daugiausiai verciasi senieji
lietuviai ir kaip sekasi isikurti
naujakuriams.
Man aiskino, kad Detroite Sc
nuju lietuviu, isejusiu aukstuo-
sius mokslus, nedaug terra. Ant
pirstu suskaiciuojami gydyto-
jai, va.istininkai, mokytojai -.
Daugiausiai lietuviai paprasti
darbinirkai, kelios desimtys turf
salilnu, keli kepyklas, tik vie
mas kitas ikopes ] fabrikantu
luoma.
Naujakuriai daugiausia pa
prasti darbininkai, bet jau ellie
pakele sparnus pradeti ka nors
savarankiskai, rimtai. Ir reikia
manyti, kad pasiseks.
Blogiausiai sekasi gausioms
seimoms, SUI daugeliu vaiku. Bu-
ia surasti Detroite kur kas SUM-
kiau, negu Clevelande. Bet pa
|sitaiko ir maloniu nuotykiu. Vie
na tokiu man papasakojo A.
Galvydis, buves Lietuvos seimo
vicepirmininkas.
Atvaziaves j Detroita daug
vargo turejo su butu, mes Selma
susideda is astuoniu asmenu,
Esa, buta surandi, pasisakai, jog
turi sesis vaikus, susiima uz
galvos ir atsako. Jam nieko XII
to nelike, kaip tik... vaikQ
skaiciu mazinti: vienoje vietoje
sumazines Xxi dvieju ir tai at
sake. Pagaliau nutare vaiku vi.
sal nemineti. Rades patogu bu.
ta, sutare, uzmokejo pinigus, bet
Wis buvo isitikines, kad kai
ateis SUI visais vaikais, = is.
varys. Todel kraustesi rimtai
bijodamas. Bet kai seimininke
Ipamaciusi Selma, paklause, al
tai Wis jojo vaikai ir jis prisi.
pazines, seimininke ne tik nesu.
pyko, bet pagyre ir pasidziauge
sakydama: "Ir as tick pat vaikv
turiu!"
Pasirodo, ir Amerikoje yra
tokiu atsitikimu. Ia geroji Sci.
minimize kaip tik yra lietuve.
Grizome
ivairiu ispudziu vezfni. Buvo
verta ir naudinga pamatyti nau-
ja lietuviu kolonija, kur isl.
jungusios naujos jegos mesa ge-
rus vaisius. Dabar, pirmuju u.s.
pudziu pagautas, galvoju, ka
nauja patirsiu Bostone ir Ans
terdame, kur keliausiu ateinan-
clio menesio viduryje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23
SAVo ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-.
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23

sididziavimas -
mes automobiliq pramones
centras!
Gausu ivairiu firmu fabriku,
didziuliai laukai nustatyti nau-
jausiu ir patogiausiu modeliu
automobiliais.
Bet greta naujausiu modeliQ
natal ir prieskarinius vetera-
nus, SUI aplauzytais sparnais ir
sonais. AS manau, kad jie SUI
statyti greta tik tam, kad nau-
jieji dar puikesni atrodytu -.
| Vieni blizga ir pasididziavima
kelia, O kiti primena varga. O
kuris amerikietis nenori butt
turtingas, isdidus?
Detroitieciai pasakoja, kad jV
autoanobiliu pramoneje dirba
apie 100000 darbininku. Tai sa-
votiskas rekordas, pralenkias
viso pasaulio miestus. Ir lietuviu
dauguma, kurie gyvena Detroi-
te ar apylinkese, taip pat isijun-
ge siuos darbus ir jais nesi-
skundzia.
Lietuviu Detroite gyvena
apie $4,000.
Cia jie susiorganizave j dau-
gybe organizacijQ, turi iris lie
tuviskas parapijas, bet jau ne
visos jos lietuviams vienodai
mielos. Detroitieciai, O ypac nau.
jakuriai, daugiausiai renkasi
sv. Antano parapija, kuriai va.
dovauja sviesus patriotas kuni.
|gas I. Boreisis.
Lietuviai nusiskundzia, kad
nenaza ju dalis, suklaidinti
Bimbos, Mizaros ir Andriulio
nuejo garbinti maskolio. Bet jau
matosi ir sviesesniu prosvaisciu
kada vienas kitas suklaidintas
grizta atgal. Dieve duck, kac
tokiu daugiau ir daugiau atsi.
rastu, kad patys lietuviai isgytu
nuo svetimu piktsasiu ir nebutV
isdavikais savo senosios tevynes
Lietuvos.
Detroite mes sustojome
DIR. Sims namuOse.
Cia judejimas nemazas. Cia SUI
sidares jaukus tautines minties
centras, cia vyksta ivairus pa
sitarimai, cia planuojami nauji
parengimai, aptariami ivyke, il
is cia daugiausiai ziniu apie De-
troito lietuviu gyvenima paten-
ka DIRVAI. Maria Sims cia uz-
sukusi labai dideli veiklos bara
Dabar jai patalkininkauja jau il
naujakuriu ellie.
Detroite budamas turejaU
tiksla pamatyti visus
aktyviuosius veikejus,
bet pasirode, kad dvieju dienQ
tokiam tikslui permaza. Bet
dziaugiuos, kad galejau aplan-
kyti a.a. J. Smailio, Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos garbes pir-
mininko, kappa, susipazinti su
Smailiu Selma, kuri visad Lie
tuvai mokejo dirbti, aplankyti
DIR. Gurskaite, Gilvydzius, Toma
Dambrauska, J. Kripa, Tamosiu-
ma, Rinkuna ir filmos rodymc
metu pamatyti tick daug mielQ
naujakuriu.
Name kick nustebino DIR. Ours
kaites, Amerikoje gimusios ii
mokslus isejusios, saunios lietu-
Yates veikla. il drauge SUI T,
Dambrausku yra tie didieji
"kaltininkai'', kad MichiganO
valstybe atkeliavo apie 1000
naujakuriu ir cia isikure.
Visi gerai zinome, ka reiskia
atvezti toki skaiciu nauju atei.
viu ir jiems surasti darba, pas.
toge. Kick reikia energijos, pasi.
sventimo! DR.. Gurskaite, kuri
ne del vieno jau turejo ir nema.
zai vargo, drasiai tvirtina, ka6
il Xxi gallo tas pareigas teses
Tai retas ir brangintinas pa.
vyzdys, kaip reikia padeti save
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-23

mas, LludaS - Detroit, Mich.
Liliskis Andrius, Olga, Helga
Nethany, Conn.
Lingis Antanas, Aleksas, Aurelija,
Lucia, Elena Newark, NJ.
Lukavicius Erdvis - Kennebunk
Port, Maine
Lopotiene Ona Richland, Wash.
Makauskas Petras, Monika, Vytau-
tas, Lucia Long Island, NY.
Malinauskas Juze Corbin, Ken
lucky
Marklnas Brone Detroit, Mich.
Merkys, Jonas, Stase - Brockton,
| Mass.
Mickevicius Jonas, Emilia, Romas
Omaha, Nebr.
Mikalauskas Simas - Sioux City,
Iowa
Morkunas- -Markauskas Henrikas, Ma
RIA - Detroit, Mich.
Petrauskas Brone, Bernadeta, Vita,
Loretta - Linden, NJ.
Prascilnas Albinas, Valerija, Lai-
NUTS, Results - Chicago, Ill.
Puodziunas Jonas Waterbury,
Conn.
Puskevieius Jurgis Raynham,
Mass.
Racaitis Antanas = Greece, NY.
Rimkevicius Juozas, Jadvyga, Algis
- Cleveland, Ohio
Senkus Andrius - Rochester, NY.
simkus Jonas Chicago, Ill.
|siskinas Vilius, Stase = Chicago, III.
Smailys Jonas, Regina, Eugenija,
| Zita, Jonas, Vida, Regina, Mari
| 10 Omaha Nnhr
IStirbys Ceslovas, Anele, Valentas -
| Omaha. Nebr.
lStonys Katre, Kostas, Adolfas, Ru-
ia = Omaha, Nebr.
Stungurys Jonas - Philadelphia, Pa.
Sudnicas Leonas, Marijona, Stasys,
Albinas = West Haven, Conn.
Susa Pranas, Natalija Stratford,
Conn.
,lizauskas Augustinas - Chicago, Ill.
svediene Ema - Chicopee, Mass.
Valaitis Antanas Hillside, NJ.
Valeisa Vytautas - Cleveland, Ohio
Valiusaitis Stasys - Columbus, Ohio
Vasiliauskas Kostas = Chicago, III.
lVasiulis Adolfas, Sofia, Vilius, Da-
liza - Detroit, Mich.
,Vebeliunas Kazys. Juzefa, Vytautas
- LoWvllle, NY.
IVeisas Antanas, Eugenija Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
lVenckus Jonas - Providence. RI.
|Viksraitis Juozas - Townsed, Wise.
|Vitkauskas Antanas = Kearny. NJ.
vosylius Balys = Philadelnhia. Pa.
Izvvnys Juozas, Leokadiia, Rimante -
! Great Neck, IL, NY.
! Kovo 9 diena laivu Gene
raj Hersey" New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
Pukelis Stasys, Brute, Ramu-
mas - Windsor City, Vermont
Puronas Pranas, Danguole, Ro-
mualdas ir Girda - New
| Brunswick, NJ.
Rackauskas Aleksandras, Petro-
nele, Aldona, Regina - Lei
cester, Mass.
Rimkevicius Balys, Terese, Ma
ryte, Algis Cerekas - Jack
son, Mich.
Rudavicius Jadvyga - Har-
ford County, Md.
Rutkauskas Simas, Valentino,
Margarite = Chicago, Ill.
Sabaliauskas Vytautas, Vero-
nika, Saulius = Chicago, I'll.
sateiis Vladas, Ona - St.Be-
nedict, Oregon.
sidlauskas Veronika - Dad
ham, Mass.
ISirautas Vladas, Stase, Nijole
= Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
'lSkertonas Sofia - Chicago, I'll.
lslepavicius Ona, Aleksandras -
Brockton, Mass.
sneideraitiene Berta - Slay-
:. ton, MINI.
Stanaitis Julia = Chicago, Ill.
IStanevicius Antanas, Domicele,
/ Jonas, Vytautas - Lawren-
ce, Mass.
Striugiene Vladislava, Emilia -
! Cleveland, Ohio.
Sulgaite Prane - Battle Creek,
Mich.
Surantas Stasys, Danguole -
Brooklyn, NY.
Totoraitis Petras = Manches-
ter, Conn.
Urba Pranas - Athol, Mass.
Vasiliauskas Kazys, Eugenija,
| Donatas - Cicero, I'll.
|Visockis Jonas - Eddystone,
/ Pa.
Skladaitis Vincas - Waterbu-
,.xy Tnr,r,
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PAIE$kOJIkAI

LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a. N. Y.
Brucas Juozas, is Linoniu KIM.
Piniavos W., Panevezio ap.
Cicenas Kristupas
Drabisauskas Justinas, is Cir.
petriu KIM, Pusaloto w., Pa
nevezio ap.
Jakutis Feliksas ir Juozas ir ju
sesuo Jakutyte Julijona, is
Zalvos KIM, sesuoliQ vi.
Jonikas Antanas SUI Selma, is
Pajurio miestelio, silales vi.
Taurages ap.
Jonutis, brolis Rapolo Jonucio
kile is zemaitijos.
Jukonis Kostas, is Uzubaliu KIN.
| Fabrics w., Birzu ap.
Kazlauskas Antanas, sunus Ju.
lijono, is Adolfavos KIM, Ra.
seiniu ap.
lLukosevicius Konstaninas.
Masiotiene Mare ir trys sunus
vienas vardu Petras.
Melnikonis Jonas, is Uzubalil
! KIM, Fabrics w., Birzu ap.
Minciene (Mince) Lione, nasli
| Mykolo.
Mincyte Siorle
| Panavas Aleksas
Periokas Simonas, is Valtunl
| KIM, zemaitkiemio w., Ukmer
i ges ap.
Pinas Petras, is Uzubaliu KIN.
Fabrics w., Birzu ap.
Pliskaitis Jonas, is sakiu ap.
Tacilauskas Jonas, is Lankupe
; nu KIM, Graziskiu w., Vilka
: VlohlO dp.
Vepstas, is Vaisvilciu KIM, Nau
jamiescio w., Panevezio ap.
Ylionis Joe, tarnavo Ameriko.
armijoje, buvo Frankfurte
Zehringis Adolfas, is Pasiliu k.
Vilkaviskio vi.
Baubliene Savickaite Veronika
ir brolis Savickas Jonas, il
Aukspameciu KIM, Kelmes vi.
Raseiniu ap.
Bruzas Domininkas, is Kalvil
KIM, Kraziu w., Raseiniu ap
Dobilaite, is Skverbu KIM, Su
baciaus W., Panevezio ap.
Gabaras Juozas ir Kazimieras
| is Mozuriskiu KIM, Gelgaudis
| kio w., sakiu ap.
Gopenas ar Hopenas Lionginas
Hopenas ar Gopenas Lionginas
Juska Adomas ir jo sesuo Elz
! beta, is Asiuklynes KIM, Su
baciaus w., Panevezio ap.
Kaminskis Jonas, is Radviliskit
Karalius Vincas, is Pypliskes k.
Paezereliu Kriuku w., sa
kiu ap.
IMacijauskas Augustus ir Igno
tas, is silaikiu KIM, Obelil
par, Rokiskio ap.
Motuziene Veronika ir vyras
Motuzas Juozas
Panavas Adolfas
fPiesina Rapolas, s. Domininkt
ir Barboros, is Deltuvos, Uk
merges ap.
Rackauskas Juozas ir Kazys
is Rumainiu KIM, Setos vi.
) Radzevicius Petras Simonas, il
Juozapavos KIM, Vilkaviskit
: ap.. SunuS PetrO lr MarlJOnOs
Alisauskaites
!. Rutkauskas Petras, is Grigikil
: KIM, Bagaslaviskiu vi.
; Savickas Jonas ir jo sesuo Baub
liene-Savickaite Veronika, il
Aukspameciu KIM, Kelme'
w., Raseiniq ap.
Trakselis Antanas, Benius il
Karolis, is Kalviu KIM, Kra
ziu w., Raseiniu ap.
IValiauga Antanas, is Pagriezil
} KIM, Andrioniskio par, Anyks
/ ciu w., Panevezio ap.
lAuga Augustus, Jonas ir Karo
81 lis is Balsku km., ,Taurages a
Baliunaites, Gruckiuniene il
Skurskiene, is MolyniQ KIM.
nuo Kybartu.
Baubinaite, ar Gasparaviciute
/ =
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,Balys Gaidzilnas
Pirma karta 8'''' o'''''''''
matau AMERlkA

milijcno gyventoiu. Detroito pa
sididziavimas -
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Judge Says South's
Problem Is White
Problem, National
In Scope r.. =" ',.r7. :.

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The ra-
cial problem in the south is mot a
Negro problem but white problem,
and national in scope" declared
Judge j. Waites Waring Of the U. S.
District court, Charleston, S. c., here
last week at one of a series of pro-
grams sponsored by the Harlem In
ter-Racial platform in Convent Ave
nue. Baptist church.
The White people of my part Of
the country are sick mentally" he
said, "obsessed with the false doc
trine of White supremacy"
Citing efforts of the U. S. to
speak for minorities on an interna-
tional scale, he asked: "How can
the U. S. face the world and de-
mand justice for minorities of the
- world when we have racial segrega-
ton in our own Backyard"
Following his address, the jurist
was given a scroll in honor of his
work in opening the South Carolina
primaries to Negroes in 1947.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Sinclair Oil Company
Drills In Ethiopia

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia (ANP)
The Sinclair Petroleum company has
been searching for Oil in the south
eastern desertlands of Ethiopia since
last May, it was revealed here this
week.
An American crew is drilling In
the Gumbora hills of the Ogaden
desert, and is believed to have spent
from three to four million dollars
in the probe. The company holds q
50-year-old concession for the entire
country.
Company engineers have been as.
sisted by Somali tribesmen who, for
the time being. are friendly to the
Americans because the drillings
have made new fresh water wells
available.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Protestant Leaders
Call For Fair
Employment Law

CHICAGO - (ANP) - Enactment
of a fair employment practices law
was called for here last week during
the ttwo-day Illinois Churchman'S
Seminar on legislation and govern.
ment.
Other points on the Protestant
program were: broadened social Sc.
curity setups, greater state aid for
public schools, enlargement Of jun.
ior college programs, additional
child welfare aid, use of public
funds for nursery schools, and ad-
mittance of additional displaced
persons.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Negro Judge Hits
Fright Over
Communism; Says
Negroes Must Keep
Unity

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Justice
Hubert T. Delany, of the New York
Domestic relations court-advised Ne
groes to march forward together last
week and stop squabbling ocer
Communism"
The Negro Judge ripped leaders
and groups which wrap themselves
in the American flag and condemn
persons fighting for civil rights as
Communists"
He said disunity among Negroes
'has been one of the greatest stumb-
ling blocks in the attainment Of Ne
gro rights" The Judge spoke at a
rally sponsored by the New York
branch of he NAACP in support
Of the Powell Fair Employment
Practices bill.
Justice Delaney said fright over
the Red issue should be directed to
the real subversive operating
throughout the land. "The greatest
subversive group in the United
States" he added, 'is that which
denies equal rights to the Negro and
to all other minority groups. They
know full we'll that Communism does
not feed on a healthy society. The
way to fight communism" he ad-
vised, "is to make a healthy society
where everyone has equal rights"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Pepper Asks Security In
Old Age And Illness

Senator Claude Pepper is now con.
Quoting whirlwind speaking tour
through all the large cities in Flori-
in Miami Municipal auditorium an
nouncing his candidacy for renom-
nation to the United States Senate.
In speaking with his Miami pledge
to "take the campaign issue of
special interests versus the people
directly to the people themselves, -
Floridia's senior senator has person
ally talked to thousands of farmers,
workers, and small businessmen dur
ing his statewide "grass roots cam
paign this week.
Peppers March End speech prom
Used that he would fight to help en-
act measures to provide the people
of Florida with added security in
old age and illness.
He warned that those interests
which "seek less and less for the
many, and more and more for the
few will inevitably bring about
'1ess and less for everybody"
The Senator denounced commun-
ism, and also denounced those poll
ticians who "are unwilling to do
anything to abolish the squalor and
poverty in which communism
grows
During Observation-Disclosures
period after his half-hour radio
address, which was carried on 29
stations throughout Florida, Senator
Pepper pointed out that he has a
80 per cent record Of voting with the
Democratic majority in Congress-.
He declared that "the entire coun-
try is watching this campaign be-
cause they know it's contest be-
a real Democrat and those interests
which think that unemployment and
low wages are a desirable thing"
In answer to question from an
Allapattah housewife. Senator Pep
per insisted that freedom from
want must be preserved along with
all our other precious American
freedoms
He stated that during his IA years
in the u. S. Senate he has always
fought to preserve all our freedoms
and to help build up industry in the
South to bring greater prosperity
and security to all our people"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
News From The
Bahamas

John Gay, prosecuting sergeant re-
tired from the Bahamas Police
Force on February % after "a years
service. He is now AZ.
Members Of the Bar went to the
Magistrate Court and paid tribute
to the retiring officer. The Hon. T.
A. Toote on behalf Of the bar said
that Sgt. Gay had always discharged
his duties with dignity, tact a d
in that court were grateful for his
ability and that lawyers practising
unfailing courtesy and cooperation
and wished for him success and
happiness in his retirement.
Mr.. Loran Pyfrom endorsed the
remarks made by Mr.. Toote.
His Worship Leonard Knowles
said he had practised in various
courts in England and had no hest.
tation in saying that no Police
Prosecutor in his experience had
discharged his duties with greater
ability and firmness than had Sgt.
Gay. The speakers welcomed Sgt.
George Knowles who succeeds Sgt.
Gay as Prosecuting Sergeant.
Replying Sgt. Gay said he was ex-
tremely touched by this demonstra-
ton of good will and grtified to
know that he had earned the friend
ship of members Of the Bar and to
feel that he had made some small
contribution to the administration
Of justice.
Oher lawyers present were the
Hon. A. F. Adderly, Messrs w. E. A.
Calender Gerald Cash, Maxwell
Thompson, Newton Higgs, Foster
Clarke, Harry B. Sands and Eugene
Dupuch.
Mr.. William B. Granger will be
ordained to the priesthood by the
Lord Bishop on Tuesday, March 7 at
Christ Church Cathedral. Mr..
Granger completed his studies at
Codrington College, Barbados. Re-
/ turning last year he has been as
sisting the Rev. Canon Milton e.
Cooper at st. Agnes church.
Mr.. Percy Pinder and Miss jean
cite Dubose were quietly married in
Savannah, Ga. on February 10th.
The bride is a native of Pensacola,
Florida and graduate of the FAM
College and the University of Illi-
nois. She was a practising pharma-
cist in Chicago at the time of her
marriage.
The ST. Johns Church of Particu-
lar Baptists which was founded by
Prince Williams, a slave from South
Carolina celebrated it's 115th ami
versary February 81 March 5th.
Services were held at ST. James,
Salem Mission, the Mission Baptist
Church, the Salem Baptist Church
and the Church of God A grand
musical extravaganza climaxed the
celebration.
Mr.. John Newbold died at his home
on Augusta street on February "a
at the age Of rs. Funeral services
were held at st. Mary's Church and
Grave yard.
Surviving are three brothers, one
sister and other relatives.
Grand Master Louis Fain and
staff of the Prince Hall Grand
Lodge of Masons from New York
came to Nassau to set up a Grand
Masonic Lodge. Sister Mabel Fits.
Tayolr, Worthy Grand Matron, is
also in the city. They are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. knight.
Messrs Roscoe Thompson and
! Eugene Dupuch are candidates for
the House of Assembly to represent
the Crooked Island District. he lee
, ton for member comes off on
March IT. .lai&
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Messrs Roscoe Thompson and
Eugene Dupuch are candidates for
the House of Assembly to represent
the Crooked Island District. he lec-
, ton for member comes off on
March II. si3
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Mr.. John Newbold died at his home
on Augusta street on February "a
at the age Of rs. Funeral services
were held at st. Mary's Church and
Grave yard.
Surviving are three brothers, one
sister and other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Mr.. William B. Granger will be
ordained to the priesthood by the
Lord Bishop on Tuesday, March at
Christ Church Cathedral. Mr..
Granger completed his studies at
Codrington College, Barbados. Re-
turning last year he has been as
sisting the Rev. Canon Milton E.
Cooper at St. Agnes church.
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Evening star., 1950-03-02

sll Blsdensburs Rd. Ne. ~
Wisconsin Ave. at AIbemorIe (Ie)
1900 Wilson Blvd. ArIinsten, vs.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

fRanklin 1900
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Evening star., 1950-02-19
myers cInic-proven RESISTAB is the
formula reported in "Readers Digest!

much as 48 hours, REsIsTAB may give you
some relief, but at this late stage neither it
nor any other antihistamine can completely
stop your cold.
So have REsIsTAB handy at all times
at home, at work, in your pocket or purse.
Start taking it the minute you feel a cold
coming on-or have been exposed to some
one else's cold! That's when REsIsTAB can
best help you to resist cold!
REs1sTAB is absolutely safe when used
as recommended-even for children Your
druggist can sell it to you without pre-
scription. See him-ask for clinic-proven
REs1sTAB today!
Evening star., 1950-02-19

You've probably read about, heard about
the remarkable antihstamine tests pub
lished in December's READERS Digest!
For antihistamines are now big news for all
who suffer from colds.
But one all-important fact you may not
know is this:
The idsas;eoi fosnsvlo used in those clinical
tests wos the REsIs1As fosmvio. Yes, the REsisIAs
formvla.
And here is what these clinical tests have
proven: When taken at the first sign of
cold, BristolMyers' effective new antihista-
mine, REsIsTAB. kills colds in an Average
of one day.
Even when treatment was started on the
second day. REs,sTAs was found TO stop colds
within one 70 thrss duys.
But frankly, to get the greatest benefits
from REsIsTAB, you must start taking it
at once. After your cold has progressed as