davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-23

told ground units Of q combat
squadron including several who rode
with Col. johnson.
II believe Ploesti will stand out
In history with other great battles
Belleau Wood, Chateau Thierry,
Midway, Coral Sea and Guadal-
canal.
"On behalf of the 9th Air Force,
I congratulate Col. johnson and
every man who few in the Liberia
tors to Ploesti. AS they rejoin their
comrades who man the Fortresses,
the enslaved people of Europe may
well take heart-the Liberators are
coming"
Evening star., 1943-11-23

to North Africa. It smashed more
than a per cent Of the total refln-
ing capacity of one Of Hitler's great
est sources of high octane gaso-
line, said 1t. Gen. Ira c. Eaker,
commander of the 9th Air Force in
Britain. in speech praising Col.
johnson.
Led Fourth Section.
Col. johnson flew in the lead
bomber of the fourth element of 1T
Liberators which struck Ploesti, Col.
Baker said. Early in the 2,4O0-mile
fight, Col. Johnson's element be
came separated from the main for
nations while trying to avoid dan
gerous cumulus clouds and bad
weather over mountainous terrain
When the flight arrived over the
target, one of several in the Ploesti
area smashed, Col. johnson found
that through mixup his target had
been attacked and partly destroyed
by the preceding raiders.
Thus the enemy was fully alert
and sent up dozens of fighters and
a curtain of antiaircraft fire. AL
though the element OF surprise, on
which the safety and success of the
raid depended, now was lost, Col
johnson didn't hesitate. Flying at
rooftop level, threading their way
in and out of refinery smokestacks
his LiberatorS bludQeOned their Way
to the heart of the target and their
bombs reduced the entire target to
a modern version of Dante's In
ferno.
The Ploesti crews were told before
they left that success in their mis-
sion would make 1t impossible for
the Germans to hold their line In
Russia.
II believe the Ploesti raid was one
of the most outstanding battles of
the war against Hitler" Gen. Eaker
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Lodqe to Hold Buzuur

The Naomi CHAPTER, No. %, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will hold
a bazaar December 4, at the Amer
Evening star., 1943-06-11
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter
called for center column op
poslte
correctly it's what like
10
(P, QUIPPED-PIQUED
tU' UMP1RE-PR1ME (do it frozen
tP' PLIGHTED-DEL1GHT pleasure.
CHEMISES-SCHEMES (plans).
L. PLUMBERS-BUN1PERS what you're must have,.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Vests opening lead was the dia-
mond king. MottSmith, who was
playing the South hand, ducked and
won the next diamond with dunn
my's ace. He led low heart awav
from the king and the first victim
! OF series of sWindles was East, who
played low. Declarers 10 forced
VESTS ace and dummy trumped
the third diamond lead. Having
located the heart queen, South pro-
ceeded to drop it by cashing dunn
my's king, then returned to his
hand while extracting Vests last
trump.
Declarer then led a low spade
/ toward dummy and West became
the second victim when ne with
held the king. Norths jack thus
held the trick and South uncovered
his third swindle of this one deal
by leading a low club away from
dummy's ace-king. This play had
nothing whatever to lose; if the
clubs split he could discard a spade
on dummy's fourth club But bv
/ leading the suit first from dummy
he gave East his second chance to
60 wrong.
Poor second-han East. He
couldn't tell who had the club Jack
and he didn't intend to be bilked
of two queens on the same deal.
Up he went, and down he fell When
Vests jack-l0 dropped, dummys
nine became high and let South
discard his spade queen. A triple
sWlndle had brought home the con-
tract.
Yesterday YOU were Oswald ia
cobys partner and, with beth sides
Vulnerable, YOU held:
j 10 3 5
A 10 5 3
. 3
aK62
The bidding:
You. schenken. Jacoby. Llghtner.
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
80 Pass ~ "A
~
AnsWer-Double. If your partner
Is Wiling TO leave the double in YOU
should collect substantial penalty.
Only if he feels it wiser to go on
TO five hearts in face of your double
can you be reasonably sure of max
Ing that contract. Many players
are inclined TO pass and leave the
decision to partner. but partner may
interpret your pass either as an
admission of little defensive strength
or an implied desire for him to go
on to five hearts If he can do so
Score 100 per cent for double,
so per cent for pass, 80 per cent for
five hearts
Question No. 1,4O8.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Evening star., 1943-06-11

on smooth surface One heap NAV
have weight of from 80 to 60 tons.
The amount of silver in a ton Of
another. Often ton of the mud
has only four or five pounds OF
silver in it,
/ To get the silver out the old
Mexican method calls for the metal
known as mercury" This liquid
metal will harden when it touches
silver
Perhaps 100 pounds of mercury
will be placed on heap of silver ore
mud. Mules or other beasts OF
burden can be used to trample the
heaps, causing the mercury to reach
the silver. Trampling may be done
! time and again over a period of a
month.
/ Later the mercury and silver ara
washed from the mud and the silver
| is separate from the mercury.
The mercury method of taking
/ silver from the ore is only one OF
several which are used in modern
, times. Chemical and smelling
processes play the main part IN
handling silver ore from some mines.
When Spain owned Mexico poor
Indian one day found a mass OF
almost pure silver with a weight OF
about 2 $50 pounds. This was enough
to make the Indian 'rich,' but thers
was dispute as to the proper owner
OF the silver. The king of Spain
settled the dispute. we are told. by
taking all the silver for himself!
In colonial days Spain grew in
wealth of the rich mines of gold and
silver In Mexico and Peru. There
still are gold mines in Mexico. but
they are not SO important as the
silver mines
Mexico leads the world in its
yearly output of silver. Each wear
1t produces about one-third of all
the silver taken from the earth.
The United States is a fairly close
second IN silver production, and
/ Canada Is third. Our continent pro-
duces more than twice as much silver
as all OF her continents tore+tor
Evening star., 1943-06-11

You. Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass IA Dbl. pass
g Pass 4" "a
Dbl. Pass Sd 5A
~
What do you bid? tAnswer to-
Released by the Bell Syndicate, IrrD
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Deaths Reported

Sarah E. Cady. 30. is Madison st NV.
Mary R. Moore. So. I1..@ ST. NV
Antoinette A. Edwards SO, 1920 18th st.
NV.
Carrie P Hall 81. Cheverly Md.
Margaret Hott so 1929 Columbia I'd
Martin S Shoemaker, so, St. Elizabeth S
Hospital.
Thomas H. Lynn ,s, sl4 D St ne
Florence Yellott, -, ;;2',l Conn. ave. NV.
Kathrine <; Trlbby, -, 3o33! 10th st. NV.
Eliza A. McCord, 15 .3l7 Wisconsin ave
William N Conner, ss. l746 Kibourne
Frank A Dven. SIS. 3l5 18th st. sc.
Axel A. Nelson 63, 1906 D =; ne
Edith L. Ludham. so, $50 B st. Sc.
Hiram w. Lyon. "a. Mt Rainier, Md
Margaret t. CranSton. -, 81 K ST. NJ
William NJ. Martin, so, 1921 SarGent I'd
ne.
George J Cost. so Arlington. Va.
Lena B BJorndel. 50. 6:!S Emerson st. n W
Raymond Kendrck, ~, 3 .o6 Appleton st
George Sheath. A.. 1914 Conn ave.
Marguerite Hill. 40 .4@2 4tn s.. NV
Marjorie Bennett. ~. 8 New York ave. ne
James l.. Brown. 81. Falls Church. Va
Carrie B Branch 16. 500 Division ave. ne
Phillip Minor. -. 7o7 18th ST. ne
Harriet Williams. SO. 81 Defrees St NV
Mamie J. Payne. 6:i. 1870 Florida ave n "
Emily Mitchell. 80. 5Ofia S St NV.
Maude Cole, 50. I441 Y st. NV.
John Wages 4 :. 503:i 81 Sc
Herman Weaver A.. 40. L st. Sc
Orlandis Liberty, 81? 40 Ga st. sw.
Henry F. Scott. Is 455 Del ave Sv
Ellis Fox II, "a New Jersey ave NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Uncle Ruy's Corner

In our last story we were speaking
about the old Mexican method Of
taking silver from ore. This method
has been followed in Mexico for
close to four centuries.
More modern methods OF crushing
silver ore and turning it into
smooth mud are followed at large
Mexican mines today. but the mer-
curry method has lasted to the
present time.
After the mud is smooth enough
it is allowed to dry to certain
extent. Then it is placed in heaps
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Births Reported

Bernard and Mary cady, boy.
Eugene and Lois Cherry, girl
Roy and Margaret Daniels. boy.
James and Alleen Day, girl
Philip and Irene Eskenbrsch. boy
Richard Sd. and Hazel Fisher. boy.
CnarleS and Sue Frey, jr., girl.
Mitchell and Nan Haddad, bow
and and Nanas kemp nSn5T f. Boy SSy
Wllllam and Sarah Lewis. girl.
MeNeely n and Dorothy: MacDowell girl.
FrederieE and nd Maude A MuiVey. tey'' siri. ri
Richard and Gertrude Munsterteiser. boy
John and Pearl Mcdaniel. boy
RUSSELL and Selma Neal. boy
John and Virginia Ornick girl
Edward and Madge Pearson. jr girl.
Horace and Maude Risher. bov "
Chandler and Sarah Robbins, I'd girl.
Joseph and Isabelle Ross. girl!
Max and Elizabeth Schubert boy,
Joseph and Evelyn Stanton, boy.
rhomas and Agnes Stuart gil.
Erwin and Helene Swenson. girl.
Edward and Nancy TAYLOR girl
Turner and Pauline Williams, boy
Esg,,1s, Eugsne snd sEd N Marian a5 Wolohan: erl
Sylvester and Jessie Brooks sirl.
James and Dorothy Burns boy
John and Pearl Davenport, boy.
Joseph and Daisy Davis boy
lanes and Lueretia FennelI: girl
CHARLES and Gloria Foster. girl
Richard and Beatrice Francis girl
Joseph and MGriel Harris. slrl.
Charles end Bessie Hawkins. girl.
Green and Minnie Jackson boy
Kenneth and Phillis Jameson, girl
James and Leila Jones. boy
Leon and Ginger Kelsey. girl
Woodrow and Kathleen KING boy
John and Gertrude Miller. sirl.
Paul and Grace Minor. BOY
Charles and Elizabeth Mitchell. airl.
Andrew and Margaret Morrison, boy
Walter and Stella Nichols. boy
Stanley and Dorothy Perkins, boy.
Clarence and Edith Thomps girl.
James and Emma Tindle, boy
Edward and Mary Twine ooy.
John and Lula Wilder girl
Bernard and Rose Williams girl
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Sale Of Furniture

There is big demand for used fur
niture. Now is tho time to turn into
cash that which you are not using.
An "Ad" IN The Star with full descrip-
tion and price will sell 1t.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
I~eA< ia4

~ YOU want free COPY Of the illus
trated leafet. Your Body at Work ~
send selftddressed envelope bearing
3-cent stamp to Uncle Ray in care Of
The Evening Star
(Read Uncle Ray Every Sun
day in The Junior Star.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
INCOME TAX
Blankos IspildomOs
LIETUVIU KLUBE

Jums reikia ispildyti Income
Tax blankos uz 1912 metus.
Kreipkites LietuviQ Kluba,
vakarais, $685. Superior ave.,
kur Chester G.. Zuris jurns pa
sitarnaus.
Reikalinga nusinest 1941 m.
Income Tax kopija, Social Sc
curity kortele, ir kurie turtle
savo namus, parodyma kada
namas pirktas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
THE PERISCOPE
By sARuNAs.

OUR ATTENTION was called to
"a neat : propagandistic broadside
from out Bolshevik friends on the
Vilnis English Section in Chicago.
We are always willing to carry on
any Jack Benny-Fred Allen feud
with all Bolsheviks, red, yellow, or
Of any other color The above men
toned broadside is a classic of
barking up the wrong trees, ringing
the wrong doorbells, looking for
non-existing ghosts and hiding the
notorious smell of Denmark, or the
proverbial niger in the wood pile.
For the benefit of our friends on
the YES we append little exam
|ple. BY burning midnight oil, they
might get a glimpse of the differ
ence between the American way of
life (which three million Lithuan-
ians and 1876 million Americans
support) and the Stain way, sup
ported by the YES writer's. Here's
the example: In the American way.
any American may whoop it up for
anything that Uncle Joe stands for,
but if our YES friends should re-
side in Uncle Joe's realms and try
to whoop it up for any Of President
Roosevelt's policies-well, we would
not give a nickel for the lives 0f
our dear YES friends!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINEJIMAS
vASARIO 14IR Sv. JURGIO SALEJE

Cana ispudinga, jautria ir
pritaikyta Amerikos reikalams
bel Clevelando Lietuviams kali
ba pasake Mayoras Frank j.
Lausche. 10 kalba publikos
buvo gausiais plojimais paly-
deta. Mayoras Lausche dar
tik pirma karta kalbejo Lietu-
viz saleje nuo to kaip tapo is
srinktas mayoru, taigi jo pasi-
rodymas buvo Lietuviu iver-
tintas.
Po mayoro, kalbejo P. J. ziu-
ris, kuris jautriai apsake Lie
tuviu tautos pakilima nepri-
klausomybe atgavus, ir ta bal
su priesu uzpuolima, pirmiau-
sia Rusq bolseviku, paskui Vo-
kieciQ. Jis prase ir ragino da-
lyvius aukoti Lietuvos vadavi-
mo reikalams, ir sexes auku
rinkimass dave S373.90 items
tikslams kuriuos LVS vykdo.
Po auku, antru kartu DANA
vo pile Violet Cypas. Dabar
padainavo labai zinoma DANA,
''Plaukia Nemunelis" ir uzbai-
be SUI puikia, viena is paskuti-
niausiu dainu parveztu is Lie
tuvos, "Spaudos Balius". Abb
dainas sudainavo labai puikiai,
ir publika reikalavo is jos dar
daugiau dainuoti. il padainuos
kada nors veliau, vel. Axiom
panavo vel Ruth Macionis.
Po aukQ, kuriu pat saleje
surinkta 1878, p. ziuris per-
skate rezoliucija, kuri pasiun-
ciama Prez. Rooseveltui ir XII
items zymiems asmenims.
! Pabaigoje kalbejo pats zy-
miausias sio programo dalyvis,
Lietuvos Respublikos Preziden-
tas, kurio kalbos visi isklause
dideliu idomumu ir ramiai, no.
redami girdeti kiekviena jo 70
di. 90 kalbos turinys telpa
sioje laidoje antroje dalyje.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
RESOLUTION

The Lithuanian League of Cam
ada at it's annual meeting on Feb
ruary Ia, 1943, adopted the follow,
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS, the official organ of
the Russian Communist Party, the
Pravda, has proclaimed the aim of
demanding the Baltic Republics of
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, as
"lelglally incorporated" tegra
part Of the Soviet Union,
WE RESOLVE most strongly
and emphatically protest this de-
mand on the part OF the official
publication of the Russian Com
munist Party as entirely contrary
to the principles Of the Atlantic
Charter subscribed to by the of
ficial representatives of the Rus
sian Soviet Government, since the
Baltic Republics Of Lithuania, Lat
via, and Estopia have never of their
own free will expressed legal de-
sire for incorporation as members
of the Soviet Union, and we deem
this demand on the part of the
newspaper Pravda as contrary to
the expressed war aims of the
United Nations and inconsistent
with the principles of democracy
and justice.
We further RESOLVE to send
copies of this resolution to the
Honorable Mackenzie King, the
Prime Minister of Canada, the
Honorable Winston Churchill, the
Prime Minister of Great Britain,
His Excellency, Franklin Delano
Roosevelt the President of the
United Nations, and all the heads
Of Government of the United Ma
tions who have subscribed to the
principles of the Atlantic Charter.
Signed by
LEONAS GUDAS
Secretary
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

ACCORDING to the London
Times Of December 8, 1912, the
Nazis shave already murdered over
1000 Lithuanians without any trial
Out of this nation with an estim-
ated population of 100000 some
thing like 100000 have been depor-
ted to Germany, mostly as labour-
ers."
SECRETARY OF STATE HULL
as stated in the New York Times
December IS, 1912, said:
"The Charter favors the restora'
tion of sovereign rights and self
government to those who have beer
forcibly deprived of them.
"With the victory won and free
dom restored to those who have
lost it or who are seeking it, there
would then arise under Point ot
the Atlantic Charter the fullest op
portunity for each people to selec
their leaders and their form o.
government.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
Moteru Sajungos SO

Poni Laura Danevi6iene, is
Lorain, isvyko j Florida, pasi-
maudyti if smagiai praleisti
ziemos laika. Raso, ten silta,
''smagu kaip danguje'
Vincas Chesna, victims, is
vaziavo j Hot Springs National
Park, Ark, pasimaudyti kars-
tuose Saltiniuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
VAsARIO 21 PREF.
SMETONA kALBE-
10 SV. JURGIO
SALEJE.

Lietuviu Sv. Jurgio parapi
ia turejo savo metini pamine-
jima Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes sukakties, dideleje bazny-
tineje saleje. Kadangi symet
buvo Is metu Jubilejus tai ir
iskilme buvo didesne: klebonas
fKun. Vilkutaitis uzsikviete ir
Lietuvos Prezidenta A. Smeto-
ma. Sale. buvo publikos uzpil-
dyta kupinai.
Klebonui SUI p. Prezidentu
ineinant j sale, publika susto-
ljo, mokyklos vaikuciai sudai-
navo sveikinimo DANA p. Pre-
zidentui.
Petras P. Muliolis vadovavo
programa, kuris pradeta su
Americas Himnu, baigta SUI
/ Lietuvos Himnu.
Kalbas sake tik pats klebo-
mas Kun. Vilkutaitis ir Lietu-
vos Prezidentas.
Muzikale dalis susidejo ir di-
deles gausybes ivairaus talen-
to, daugiausia jaunimo. Kele-
tas programo numeriQ buvo
ypatingai geri; daug spalvos ir
smagumo pridave jaunikliu So
kiai, tautiski ir kitoki.
Programo surengime daug
truso padejo muzikas V. Grei-
cius, nekurias programo dalis
suruose pats klebonas, kitas
gi Seseles mokytojos.
Kun. Vilkutaicio kalba bu-
vo, duodant sveicarija kaipo
pavyzdi, kad Lietuviai moketu
gerbti savo tautos vadus il
valdzios narius, O ne neigtv
JUGS. Jis linkejo kad Lietuva
vel greitai atgautu laisve.
Prezidento A. Smetonos kal
ba buvo idomi, padrasinanti
duodanti Wilt kad Lietuva 81
Americas pagalba vel bus at
steigta ,Nepriklausoma. Kali
bejo neilgai, bet jausmingai il
vaizdziai. Xiii Lietuviai dal
tik pirma karta mate p. Prezi.
denta, mes senuju daugelis ME
kur kitur jau nenueina kair
tik j Sv. Jurgio baznycia.
Reiksmingas pastabas po p
Prezidento kalbos padare ir p
Muliolis, pazymedamas kad il
katalikai myli ir gerbia Lietu
vos Prezidenta ir pasitaikiu!
siai sventei pasinaudojo prog;
iii pasikviesti ir supazindint
su placia visuomene.
Is sito ivykio matome kat
ne visa Americas Lietuviu diva
siskija yra priesinga Lietuvo
Prezidentui, tu priesinguju yr;
dalis politikuojanciu ir kerstl
alsuojanciu asmenQ, kurie su
klaidino ir tulus kunigus: Ku
rie kunigai savo protu gyven'
tie dirba patriotini darba kar
tn su p. Prezidentu.
zinome kad Chicagoj didziu
leje sv. Kryziaus parapijoje
kur klebonauja Kun. Linkus
buvo pakviestas p. Prezidenta
ir ten Vasario 16 diena, bazny
cioje uzpildytoje zmoniu, nor
buvo siokia diena, atsibuvo is
kilmingos pamaldos Lietuvo
Sidabrinio Jubilejaus atzyme
jimui. Ten dalyvavo apie II
sveciu kunigu is placios Chi
cagos apielinkes.
Vakaro pelnas paskirtas Am
Raud. Kryziui. Maudis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
KIP. Parengimas

Moteru Sajungos 36 kuopa
rengia smagQ vakara, koncerta
su diamonds ir sokiais, naujos
parapijos saleje, 81 sekmadie-
nj, Vasario %, pradzia 6 val.
Izanga bus 40c. Uzkvieciame
visus musu draugus ir pays
tamus j 81 smagu vakareli.
Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
DRAUGIsKI PIETUS

Prizes prakalbas, Wade Park
Manor viesbutyje, apie 80 ar
timu p. Prezidentui asmenu,
kartu dalyvaujant p. Smeto-
nienei, turejo draugiskus pie
tus, po ko visi isvyko j sale
prakalboms. Pietu laiku visa
grupe nusifotografavo sventes
atminciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
PAVASARIS NEPASILIKO

Oras buvo gerokai susiles
antradienio naktl dar smarkia.
palijo su perkunija. Bet dal
peranksti pavasariui - vel at.
salo ir eme snigti. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING
LlTHUANIA
Canada Lithuanians Protest Soviet Aims

ANNAPOLIS, Md. The fol-
lowing resolution, introduced by
our Lithuanian representative, Mr..
Nadas Rastenis, of Baltimore, on
February Is, 194S, has been unan-
imously adopted:
HOUSE RESOLUTION COMMEM-
GRATING THE FOUNDING OF
THE REPUBLIC OF
LTTHUANIA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

WHEREAS, in 1885, the General
Assembly passed a Joint Resolu-
tion requesting and directing the
Governor to issue a proclamation
on the 18th of February each year
for the observance of the founding
or the Republic of Lithuania on
February 16, 1913; and
WHEREAS, this is the twenty
fifth anniversary, of the founding
of said Republic;
WHEREAS, the principles of
freedom and democracy are being
challenged by the totalitarian Sta
tes and the Republic of Lithuania
has become the victim of armed
aggression; and
WHEREAS, the security and fut-
ure happiness of free peoples eve
rywhere calls for the reputation
Of the forces of tyranny and the
restoration of self-government in
those nations whose independence
and freedom have been temporarily
overthrown; and
WHEREAS, today is full of sig
nificance to all Americans of Lith-
uanian birth or descent; therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED by the House
of Delegates Of Maryland, that on
this, the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the founding of the Republic Of
Lithuania, we, the members of the
House of Delegates hereby join with
our fellow Americans of Lithuanian
birth or descent in expressing the
hope that freedom and peace may
soon return to their motherland, as
we'll as to all other freedom-loving
countries of the world. and we re.
quest that all persons and organ
izations of the State join us. in ex
tending sympathy to those people
who have been deprived of theil
liberties and express the determin
alton and confidence that freedom
shall again be restored to all peo
Piles.
The resolution has been accepted
unanimously.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
eCLEVELANDO miestO t

rybos ir departmentu vadai Ia
riasi apie didelius planus mie-
sto grazinimo ir planavimo
darbams, kurie apimtu 107
milijonu suma. Nekurie tie
projektai bus imami vykdyti
karui pasibaigus kaip tik atsi-
ras iiems pinigai, . kit pla-
mai gal nebus ivykdyti Xxi SUI
einant 1000 metui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

THE HOUSE in which Napoleon
lived in 1872 in the city of Vilnius,
Lithuania, has become the center
of the Nazi party in Lithuania.
During the Soviet occupation of
Lithuania the Communist party had
its headquarters there.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

Some 500 women from Atlantic
Cit. and it's environs have volun-
teered to act in the capacity of
s'army mons" at the post. They
help the enliested personnel by
shortening sleeves, repairing rips,
lenghtening trousers, sewing on
chevronss and performing other
services which the boys appreciate
The soldiers chip in and buy wings
for their odopted mons. Here is
MRS.. Helen Neppell sewing on a
button for soldier.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
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