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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
P A D E X A

Clevelando Balfo IS skyriaus val
dyba nuosirdziai dekoia uz visokerio-
pa parama rengiant S. m. geguzes 2O
d. naujosios parapijos sode piknika:
Naujos parapijos klebonui kun. j.
Angelaiciui, solistams B. Kemezai-
tel, Jurgeliui ir Ivanauskui; axiom
paniatorei R. Brazaitienei; deklama-
torei Cicenaitei.; valgiu ir gerimu pa
rlpintojoms, bilietu platintojoms If
plakatu piesejams: Amsiejienei. XII
zevicienei, Makarskienei, Miksienei,
Navickienei, Staskunienei, Balbotai,
A.. Barzdukui, Kizeviciui, Navickul,
Staskunui ir zukauskui; w sio pix
niko pagarsinima Dirvai ir Llet.
Radio valandai; visiems taip gausln-
gai atsilankiusiems ir tue suselpu-
Stems tremtvie esancias motnas.
Balfo 55-to skyriaus Valdyba
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ir lengNesnio zanro sokiai.
Koncerte dalyvave lietuviai
is anksto nepasiru-
pine geliu savo tautieciui ]. Puo-
dziunui pagerbti. Ed. Xmas
NEPAMIRsKITE. JONINIQ!
Vienas is idomiausiu sios va
saros pradzos parengimu be
abejo bus Joniniq geguzine, kuri
rengiama Green Road geguziniu
vietoje. Kaip j ten nuvaziuoti,
veliau bus pranesta smulkiau,
dabar svarbu zinoti tik tai, kad
nuvaziuoti netoli ir patogu.
Geguzinei rengiama idomi
programa ir zinoma, geras bu-
fetas. Girdeti daugumas Jonu
savo vardines zada svesti kaip
tik tenai. Naatsilieka ir Jani-
nos -. Kadangi ten pat yra ir
sale, tai net ir nepalankus oras
to pobuvio nesukliudys.
BALFO 6S SIX. VAKARAS
Birzelio 3 d., sekmadieni, 500
val. p. p. Balfo 68-tas skyrius
rengia vakara. Bus vaidinama
Vyt. Alanto 3. veiksmq komedi-
ia "Buhalterijos klaida". Val
dins Vlado Braziulio vedama
dramos studija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
cIURLIONIECIQ
SEZONO UzBAIGTUVES

birzelio 10 d., sekmadieni, Sven
Ciamos iskilmingu aktu 80
val. lietuviu saleje ir pobuviu
(banketu) Lake Shore Cauntry
Club patalpose, 114O5 Lake Sho-
re Blvd. (prie ezero kranto).
Uzbaigtuvese dalyvauti yra
pakviesti Ciurlionio ansamblio
garbes nariai: kompozitorius j.
zilevicius is Elizabeth, N. j.,
kun. Gureckas is Toronto, pat
ria" leidyklos direktorius j.
Lenktaitis is Stamfordo, Conn.,,
St. Nasvytis is Clevelando, glo-
beja tremtyje J. Dauzvardiene
is Chicagos ir globejai Clevelan-
de.
Iskilmingame akte kvieciami
dalyvauti Ansamblio biciuliai.
Iejimas nemokamas. Numatoma
apzvalgine Ciurlionio Ansamblio
gyvavimo paroda. Pobuvyje da-
lyvauja kviesti sveciai. Kvie-
timai gaunami pas ciurlionietes
ir ciurlioniecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
BALFO 6S SIX. VAKARAS
BALFO SIS SKYRIAUS
GEGUzINE

GEGUzINE
ivykusi geguzes 20 d. Naujosios
parapijos sode turejo labai gera
pasisekima
Buvo ir trumpa menine pro-
grama, kuria atliko dainininkai:
B. Kemezaite, Jurgelis ir Iva
nauskas. Jiems akompanavo R.
Brazaitiene. Deklamavo Cicenai-
tie. Trumpas kalbas pasake:
Balfo $50 skyriaus pirmininkas
v. Amsiejus, sio skyriaus istei-
|gejas st. Gabaliauskas ir naujo-
|sios parapijos klebonas kun. j.
Angelaitis.
sio pikniko programos vedjui
P. Miksiui paprasius atsilankiu-
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LIETUvIQ vAIKQ CHORAs


Vasaros atostogq metu Gle
velande steigiamas lietuviu val
ku coras. Tuo reikalu susidomeje
tevai prasomi pranesti atviruku
p. S. Radzeviciutei, 1869 e 65
ST., arba telefonu EN- 1-2877.
Pranesti reikia chore norincio
dalyvauti vaiko pavarde, vardas,
amzius, adresas, jei yra, tai ir
telefonas. Priimami vaikai nuo
l Xxi Is metu amziaus.
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DAINOS IR LITERATUROS
VAKARAS

81 sekmadieni, geguzes 27 d.,
lietuviq saleje ateitininku rem
giamame vakare dainuos Juze
Kristolaityte, Broniaus Budriu-
no vedamas vyru kvartetas is
Detroito ir savo kuryba skaitys
rasytojas Antanas Vaiciulaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
JAUNUCIUI PUODzIUNUI
Wet Oj geliu

Praejusi sestadieni Audito-
rum of Radio Cleveland teatre
ivykusime pavasario parodoma-
jane Ballet Russo Academy"
boleto koncerte tarp geriausiu
tos akademijos Suddenly labai
graziai pasirode lietuvis tremti-
mis- Jaunutis Puodziunas (J. Pa
junis).
Jis soko zymiausias partijas
SUI geriausiomis partneremis, ju
tarpe ir su pacia akademijos
vadove.
Koncertas sutrauke daug pub
likos. Programa buvo CANA ido-
mi. Nesitenkinta vien trumpais
sokiais. Atstovauta klasika, Isl
doros Duncan basakojis baletas
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butu patyrusi, kad yra kas kitas,
kas apsieme tue reikalu rupin-
tbs, tai reikejo visiems atitinka-
mai pranesti. Kick girdeti, kad
atskiros organizacijos, tarp kitu
ir tremtiniu draugija, lauke is
ALT nurodymu, nenoredamos
kokiais atskirais zygiais "pra-
sauti pro Sail" ar inesti dezorga-
nizacijos, bet, pasirodo, sukly-
do: tokios iniciatyvos ar nebu-
ia, ar buta per silpnos.
Ed. Xmas
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KULTUKOS FONDO
s u SIRIN X | M A S

81 sekmadieni, 11:3O val. die
ma lietuviu saleje saukiamas
Lietuviu Kulturos Fondo susi-
rinkimas, kuriame bus veikimo
apyskaita ir naujOs valdybos
rinkimai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
TEISININKV SUSIRINKIMAS

81 sestadieni, geguzes 26 d.,
saukiamas Lietuvos TeisininkQ
Draugijos Tremtyje steigiama-
sis Clevelando skyriaus susirin-
kimas. Susirinkimas saukiamas
ciurlionieciu patalpoje, kuri yra
Lietuviu banko name, lejimas
pro sonines to namo duris, is
68-tos gatves. Susirinkimo pra-
dzia 7::3O val. yak.
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Ge&D3!?@!{@5{%Ia&dts%2 |? e.

~G<@~. !.
KUR DINGO CLEVELANDO
LIETUVIAI?
Ar reikes statyti paminkla su
uzrasu: ''Cia gyveno $4,000
lietuviu?
Geguzes 10 d. JAW svente
"Ginkluotuju Pajegu Diena".
Clevelande SUI ta svente buvo SUI
jungtas ir Lojaluma Paradas,
kuris pirma buvo kick anksciau
planuotas Dirvoje apie tai buvo
CANA seniai pranesta ir buvo net
nurodyta, kur galima kreiptis,
norint gauti platesniQ informa-
ciju apie dalyvavimo tvarka. Bu-
vo taip pat paskelbta, kada ir
kur saukiamas specialus susirin-
kimas tuo reikalu. Atrodo, kad
niekas is lietuviu ta susirinki-
ma nebuvo nuvyke ir todel netu-
rejo aiskaus suprtimo, kad kas
ir kaip cia turetu butt rengiama.
Paskutiniame numeryje buvo
trumpas pranesimas, kad liet-
viams atstovaus veteranai, skau-
tai ir ciurlionieciai, nenurodant,
kas vadovauja, kas atsakingas.
Visi kiti buvo kviesti ziurovais.
(Red. pastaba: Sis pranesimas
Dirvai buvo Quotas telefonu,
svarbiausiai tue tikslu, kad bu-
tn pranesta susirinkimo vieta ir
laikas. Redakcija is to pranesi-
mo susidare isitikinima, kad We
teranu, skautu ir ciurlionieciu
vadovybes yra atitinkamai pa
informuotos ir yra padariusios
reikiamu zygiQ, kad ju nariai
butu reikiamu laiku pasirenge
dalyvauti.)
Paradas buvo vertas demesio..
Bet jane buvo spragQ. Pagrin-
da sudare vietos igulos daliniai,
Nacionaline Gvardija, veteranai.
Buvo daug graziu ir dideliu or
kestru, SUI sokanciomis mergai-
tennis priesakyje. zygiavo skau-
tai, paskui vengru, lenku, skotQ,
kazoku, cekoslovaku, ukrainQ ir
graiku tautybes (kitos dvi tau
tybes buvo be pavadinimo).
Kazokai ir cekai nese antiko-
munistinius sukius. Siaip para
das surengtas be ryskesniQ, lai-
ko dvasia atitinkanciu sukiu, pa
sitenkinant sukiu "Uz demokra-
tia ir laisve'.
Parade truko daug zymiu tau
tybiu, ju tarpe ir lietuviu.
Lietuviu nepasirodymas yra
didelis visos kolonijos apsilei-
dimas. Tai liudija jos organiza-
cini nusigyvenima. Kur musQ
liet. veteranai (ju veliava gal
ir buvo tarp kitty veliavu ISL
maisiusi), kur musu Vycial,
skautai ir kitos jaunimo organi-
zacijos?
Ka veike Amer. Lietuviu Ia
rybos skyrius, kurio uzdavinys,
regis, kaip tik buvo pasiruplntl,
kad visi laiku butQ paragln-
ii ir kad visiems laiku butu bu-
We pasakyta, kaip reikia pasi-
rengti tam dalyvavimui. Jei j
xH- .a1~.A7
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DETROITO SPORTININKAI
ATVYKSTA PAS MUS

Sekmadieni, geguzes' 27 d.,
Clevelande vieses Detroito lie
tuviu sporto klubo ''Kovo" krep-
sininkai, kurie cia lures drau-
giskas krepsinio rungtynes su
Clevelando "zaibu". Tai bus jau
antras siu komandu susitikimas.
Pirmasis, ivykes s. m. balandzio
II d., Detoite baigesi kovieciu
pergale (73:41). 81 karta, zais-
damas mamie, "Zaibos" tikisi pa
sirodyti stipriau. "zaibui" at
stovaus Telycenas, Bliumenta-
lis, Vodopalas, Muliolis, -Zorskas,
Gylys, Motiejunas, Lukavicius
|ir kiti.
Rungtynes ivyks 800 val. PIP.
Town Club saleje, 2612 Prospect
Ave., prie E. 26 gatves.
Sportu besidominti visuomene
kvieciama kogausingiausiai at
silankyti ir paremti sportuojan-
tt jaunima.
, 1951-06-18

peak at Ga z 8 on an initial block
Of $500 shares, and Kennecott
Copper gained 8 a to Is us.
General Motors was subjected to
pressure, easing l 4 to 48 3l8.
Other pivotal leaders marked time
around previous closings, with
Chrysler, U. S. Steel, and Beth
lehem Steel unchanged most Of
the time.
Missouri Pacific preferred sold
off 1 8 8 to 10 7i8 on the news
that a court had refused q request
that the hearing ca .4lc roads re-
organization plan, set for next
week, be put off until September.
Elsewhere in the rail list, small
gains in Northern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific c~ontrasted with
minor losses in Pennsylvania and
Southern Pacific.
At II A. M. the Dow-Jones In
dustrial Average were up four
cents, the rails were down four
cents and the utilities were up IL
cents.
Volume for the first hour ia
tailed 100000 shares as against
100000 on Friday.
Curb Stocks did little. Electric
Bond and Share and Kaiser Frazer
were unchanged, while Raytheon
Manufacturing was up 1 q.
THE BOND MARKET ruled
firm with many active rail issue
higher.
Commodities sagged. Wheat was
off 5|8, corr down liz, and cotton
off IS cents a bale.
, 1951-06-18

NEW YORK, June Is (INSl-
The Stock Market was a general
" mixed affair today. Selected is
sues were in demand but there
were many important laggards a.
long the line.
American Cyanamid was
strong spot, gaining a point to a
new high at LOG lis. Standard Oil
of New Jersey rose 5 8 to a new
, 1951-06-18
Police Beat

Concluded from page l
trousers, tan sport coat, tan
shoes and was bareheaded. Ac-
cording to his family, he may
have headed for Birmingham,
Alabama where he has rela.
tives.
, 1951-06-18
Continued From Page y

Continued From Page y
Now at the top Of the FBI list
is Joseph Franklin Bent Jr., who
at % is officially characterized
as ga hardened veteran Of rob-
berry, destruction and violence"
He is wanted for unlawful flight
to avoid prosecution for gunpo;nt
robbery and attempted murder.
A native of Clay County, No,
He is is a ruthless and expert
holdup man specializing in store
robberies. He has left a trail Of
blood and plumber over i wide
section Of the country.
Bent, who is under a 25-year
sentence to the Leavenworth Fed
eral Penitentiary for a post office
robbery, has been a fugitive since
May 20, 1850, when he made good
a bold escape from the Jail at
Gretna, La.
HE HAD BEEN JAILED at
Gretna after his capture by New
ORLEANS police, who wanted him
for a grocery store robbery at Ba-
ton Rouge. A tough character, he
somehow got a broken jaw during
his capture, and was being treat
ed in the Jail infirmary.
Bent broke out of the inf;rmary,
fled to a nearby service station,
stole a car, drove it to Meta:rie,
La, abandoned it, stole another,
and made a clean getaway.
Most recently, he had been
identified as the bandit VINO held
up grocery stores in Corpus
Christi, Tex. He was admitted
numerous armed robberies. in
GLIDING more than 20 in the Kan
sas City area.
His 25-year federal sentence re-
suits from a post office robbery
at Grand Junction, Colo, of
which he was convicted in 1346.
, 1951-06-18
THE OHIO DAILY EXPRESS
M HARRISON, 49, Of 35-

JAMES HARRISON, 49, Of 3d.
38 Germantown st. was charged
with grand larceny in the theft If
seven Lord Byron golf clubs, four
new Dunlop golf balls and one
green canvas golf bag. A diamond
ring valued at $1,000 was among
the items listed, but according to
a Sheriff's deputy Captain Cliff
ford Bolendler, the ring was re-
covered and not entered in the
theft. A preliminary hearing in
the court of Common Pleas Judge
Lester L. Cecil will be held Mon
day at $50 A. M.
DRIVING WHILE DRUNK AMI
fined by Municipal Judge Paul
Sherer was William Mabie, 81, OF
Cincinnati, 500 and costs. Others
fined $50 and costs were Edison
Crawford of 1708 N. Gettysburg
Ave-, who lost his driving rights
for 90 days. Fred E. Anderson OF
1888 Byesville Rd., and Earl
Trichnor Of 526 S. Western Ave.
were grounded for a period of
one year. Leonard Isaacs Of 1885
S. Dixie DR.. was charged and fin
ed for the same offense.
UNABLE TO PAY COSTS Of
court ($8.60) after pleading
guilty to speeding and being un-
abel to prevent a collision, Ray
mond Billingsley Of 1437 Steiner
Ave. was fined $50 and costs, but
Judge Paul Sherer suspended the
fine on condition he pays the
damages and the court costs. Last
March, Billingsley was unable to
pay the costs and he was sent to
the Workhouse after having his
driving rights revoked for one
year.
BOB JOHNSON Of 1923 Ger
mantown st. was fined $25 and
costs and sentenced to three
months in the Workhouse FOR
adultery. The days were suspend
ed on condition of good behavior.
HOWARD THOMAS of 1913
Mccall Ave. failed to yield the
right of way to another driver,
was fined $50 and costs, suspend
, 1951-06-18

fantastic story of 1851.
Any and all thoughts the Chi
sox entertain of coping their first
American League flag in 80 years
are dependent on the New York
Yankees. To become champ, you
must first beat the guy who holds
the title.
With this in mind, and a 3 1I2
game lead in the standing back
ing them up, Paul Richards and
his team come into Yankee Stadi-
UNI for a four-game set beginning
with a doubleheader tomorrow.
Richards claims his boys have
more resiliency than the Indian
rubber man. They proved this
, 1951-06-18

He is known to have committed
daring crimes in California, Min
nesota, and Texas.
HERE ARE AIDS TO identifi-
cation of the youthful veteran Of
band Try: Aliases--Franklin Joseph
Howard Bent, Howard Franklin
Bent Jr., Joe Frank Bent, Thomas
Claude Richards.
Habits Likes to fish, is a
'fire fan" and had been known
to hang around fire departments,
is a movie addict, reads magazines
dealing with mechanical subjects,
seldom wears a hat or lie.
Description Age, %; height.
six feet, one inch; weight, 164
pounds; build, slender; eyes.
brown; hair, brown; complexion,
ruddy; scars on point Of chin,
left index finger, above inner
point of right eye, under chin,
left side Of forehead, right thumb,
left knee, right elbow.
WARNING: He is armed and
considered extremely dangerous.
(NEXT: Thomas James Holden,
Wanted for Triple Murder.)
, 1951-06-18

ed on condition he pays the 6am-
ages. +.
FINED $40 AND COSTS for
having numbers in her possession
was Flossie Payne Of TIP ".
Fourth st.
, 1951-06-18
White Sox Dreams Now
Dependent on Yankees
By HOWARD SIGMAND

0y n ~ MI
International News Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK., June 18 QNS)- The White Sox
show up in the backyard of the world champions tomor
row for a test which may make or break baseball's most
, 1951-06-18

yesterday by breaking their three,
game losing streak with a pair Of
a to 1 and 9 to 0 triumphs over
the Philadelphia Athletics, the
guys who had them moanin' the
blues for a while.
THE YANKEE WON their
"shutout" series from the Detroit
Tigers, two games to one, as AL
lie Reynolds blanked the Bengals,
5 to 0 on four hits. Reynolds, who
won his sixth game, was helped
by Johnny Mics first homer. Mi
re also did something that's con-
sidered stupendous for him be
stole second base.
, 1951-06-18

WILL KEEP children in my home
while mother works. Call Full
ton 1886. lilly
, 1951-06-18

FOR RENT Two car garage
suitable for light mechanic base.
HEmlock Alto. t-115
, 1951-06-18
Ads

GET THE latest hits from Earl's
Record Shop, 524 S. Western.
Open 6 P. M. = 10 P. M. AD-
ans 267O. t-115
, 1951-06-18

BARBER WANTED Ill Shan
non st. Bells Barber. Adams
1874. tile
, 1951-06-18

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
couple. Call after 6 P. NJ. HEM
lock 5468. t-ll6
, 1951-06-18

WANTED-Nice couple want I'M
furnished house Or apartment.
Reference. Call Michigan 1884.
$40. Reward. ills
, 1951-06-18

FOR SALE Coolerator Refri-
geration and Philco combination
both in Al condition. $3.50
IL years old. Call Michigan
68O7 after 6 P. M. t-115
, 1951-06-18

WILL KEEP children in my home.
Michigan 2345. t-ll5
, 1951-06-18

FOR RENT Room for man. Call
Adams 1927. ills
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03
GYPSY ROVER" TO BE PRESENTED BY SCHOOL CHORUS ON APRIL 6

The operetta, "The Gypsy Rover" is to be presented this Friday evening, April 6, at 500 by the High School Chorus. It will be presented in the school gymnasium and admission for adults is $100. A special matinee will be given for all school chil- dren on Thursday afternoon.
 'The Gypsy Rover" is in three acts and is built around the character of Rob, later known as Sir Gilbert Howe, of English nobility. Rob is stolen when an infant, by his nurse, Meg, who later becomes the wife of Marto, a gypsy. Rob grows to manhood among the gypsies and believing Meg and Marto his parents. Then one day Lady Constance, nobleWoman, rides through the woods where the gypsies have their camp and she and Rob meet and fall in love. They meet with opposition in their romance on the part of Sir George and Lord Craven who plot to kidnap Rob, when he and Constance plan to elope. They successfully accomplish the Kidnapping and Rob is thrown into prison, but later escapes. Rob frees himself and comes into social prom thence. He and Constance meet again and marry.
 Besides having many comedy scenes and songs, the operetta has many very catchy and beau tiful songs. It is expected to be great entertainment for young and old alike.
 The proceeds from The Gyp- sy Rover" will go for the pur- chase of band instruments to be used when band is formed in the school. The band would pro- vide music and entertainment at many school functions during future years. Seward is the only Class o school in Alaska with out such a band.
 The cast of the operetta con- tains 36 characters under the direction of Miss Betty Boyd, school music teacher. The lead ing characters are Betty San ders, Anna Hewlett, Jerry Van Gorder, Don Sanders, Charles Van Slyke, Audrey Denton, Leslie Brattain, Gene Boe, De- Loyce Smart, Dick Deigh, and Cherie Luben.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03
BETA SIGMA PHI ENTERTAINS
 ANCHORAGE SISTERS

Five representatives of the Anchorage chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi arrived by train Friday night to present the Ritual of Jewels ceremony to the Seward charter members and to hold the installation for the new pledges.
 The Anchorage sisters making the trip were Marjorie Sher- wood, Wanda Stipp, Mary Jean Johnson, Winnifred Sullivan, and Hank Weeda.
 After a buffet supper in the basement of the M @ h q i s church the Seward members re- ccived their Ritual of Jewels and the new pledges were in stalled.
 Following this there was reception, and many Anchorage and Seward members renewed old acquaintances. Before the visiting members entrained for Anchorage, a breakfast was held for them Saturday morning at the Kenai Cafe.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03
LEWIS AND RICHARDSON LEASE BUS LINE

The Kenai Scenic Bus Lines have been leased for the month of April by Bob Lewis and Jimmy Richardson, from Carl Gage Lewis and Richardson have option to buy if they wish to after the month of operation According to Bob Lewis, they will continue the present Sana- torium and school bus sched- ules, and are also making daily run to Portage. How long the latter run can be continued, said Lewis, depends on the con dition of the road The highway is in poor condition because of the road construction and spring breakup.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03
The
 lo I0 % 2 A1Udt2 CLuckoz
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

The chief burden of being a cat lover-is cats. Ones capacity for love must be expanded at regular intervals, take me for instance.
 There are Tom and Junior, Midge, Murphey (Whose name was recently changed to Myrtle), Geraldine, Ophelia and Chloe. At first there was only Tommy, then Midgc, being a beautiful child, captivated the whole fam fly. She is a grandmother now. She was a very beautiful young thing, and we'll aware of it, so much so, that she still poses and prinps, has a mincing walk and is ridiculously prim She is stern mother, cuffing the young fry about at the least infringe mcnt of rules, and she loves me to dlstraction-on my part.
 Now Junior, the image of Tom, his dad (Who took to the wilds and now lives on Bear mountain-a hermit's life) is fat, good natured and lazy. He greets me on the steps every day and turns himself upside down to have his soft white belly scratched. Hes greatly hurt if this little token of affection is omitted.
 Murphey, who became Myrtle after long undeterminate per iod, is just little mistake on the part of his (herD mother, and knows it. Murph Cor Myrtle) is tolerated because Sandy, the Cocker, has adopted him (her) as a playmate.
 Geraldine, Ophelia and Chloe are gorgeous young things, just toddling, Backs like satin, taupe trimmed ears and spotted under pinnings. They are of Persian ancestry like their mother whose fur is two inches thick, and soft as raw silk.
 Much as I admire them, and big as my heart is-the triplets must go.
 Does somebody want a cat? They catch mice, they catch flies, and are oh so cuddly.
 Doesn't SOMEBODY want a kitten?
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03

MT. and Mrs. Gale Shingleton have a new arrival. He is James Wayne, who was born March 30 at Seward General Hospital. The young man weighed 8 lb, ? oz.
 Also welcoming the new ar rival are grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Bob Trotter.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03

MT and Mrs. Del Zentmire and MT. and Mrs. Russell Paint CT were in Los Angeles last week, according to letters re- ceived from the touring couples, and were planning to head north for Seattle next. They are ex- pected home sometime around the end of the month.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-03

Well, for land sake" said a dear old lady, tasting her first glass of beer. II declare, this tastes exactly like the medicine my husband has been taking for the last thirty years"