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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
MAKING PUBLIC
OPINION

(From Electrical Workers JournaD
One of the most interesting facts
brought back from his world tour by
Wendell Willkie involves the probing
of public opinion by dictators. Here
in America citizens believe that pub
lie opinion is made naturally, chiefly
through the press and radio. In die
tatorial countries the press and radio
are controlled by the government and
so dictators have their Gallup Polls"
to find out what the citizenship is
thinking and wishing.
Here in the United States it is even
limited that the White House has it's
methods of finding out what citizens
are thinking apart from the current
channels of the private press and the
private radio.
The fact is that neither the press
nor the radio in the United States re-
fleets much more than the opinion of
30 percent of the citizens. Before any
one can discover what America is
really thinking about they must read
the labor press which is of consider
able scope if not influence outside of
the labor movement
Finally all this might add up to the
fact that citizens should go on making
public opinion assiduously and with
out fear in order to effect the destiny
of the nation.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18

A Karlsruhe paper says that today
even women's hair can serve the Ger
man armament industry and it is now
being collected to be used in the pro-
duction of driving belts. Every dress
ing table should, therefore, have a
paper bag for collecting hair, the
newspaper says, adding that block
leaders will call monthly at every
household to collect the hair.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
Stores Shorten Hours

Oxford, Ohio.--Oxford drug stores
are shortening their opening hours
for the summer, it was announced.
They will open at $50 o'clock daily
and will close at every night, except
Saturday, when they will close at 10
o'clock. They will be closed Sunday
afternoon from 1890 to 3 o'clock.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
THE
CHERRY TREE
THE
Where with our Little Hatchet we tell
the truth absut many things, sometimes
profoundly. sometimes aippantly, some
times recklessly.

This price business comes close to
being tragic.
A roll back of prices was promised.
We haven't even had little bit of a
push back. There's just been a mere
tickling of few prices, just enough
so they can be seen to squirm a bit.
A lady chicken that would have cost
about $150 pre-war now runs you up
to total of roughly three bucks. If
you roll off three cents a pound on
that purchase, how much are you in =?
Very little.
That's the story on all sides. The
reduction are:
Very little.
And you get the same old run
around when you figure in percent
ages.
Suppose there's a general 10 per-
cent reduction. 1t never can average
out that way because nobody buys the
same amount of all the things on
which that average percentage is
figured.
Nothing is trickier than cost of liv-
ing figures.
You can double the cost of a pack
of matches and nobody is going to go
broke paying it.
But if you double the cost of meat
that's something else again. And it
HAS been doubled.
Amazingly enough the cost of bread
has scarcely budged throughout the
war days.
Few commodities are more eco
nomically produced, which may have
something to do with the stability of
prices, Mr.. Thurman Arnold to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
But to get back to the tragedy of
price fixing and unfxing.
There's an axiom about the meeting
of the immovable object and the ire
sistable force.
Well, it doesn't apply where price
fixing and buying power are con-
cerned.
Price increases seem to take the
place of the irresistible force and
when prices slam into income, or
buying capacity, in the market place,
money goes flying into scattering
particles.
The fixed income people and
the wage earners, whose income
is practically fixed, get it in the
neck.
Prices on the rise, matched against
incomes that have to stay where they
are, raise hob with living standards.
That is happening
When you add commodities that no
longer are to be had at any price, then
you raise more hob with living
standards.
We are in the midst of beautiful
mess.
We can set lot of the blame oppo-
site the Office of Price Administra-
tion Henderson or Brown - it doesn't
make much difference. It's still
mess.
McNutt's Manpower outfit hasn't
helped the mess any. And the politics
of WLB have added to the confusion.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
Expect Lively Race
For Council Posts

The Hamilton Council race this fall
probably will be lively affair.
Two Councilmen have announced
that they will seek reelection, others
are known to be considering running,
and several new names are expected
to enter the picture.
The latest announcement was made
tonight when Dr. Mark Millikin said
he would be a candidate for reelec-
tion on November 2.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
Priest To Be Ordained

Rev. Joseph F. Wulftange, son of
Mrs. John A. Wulftange, 451 South
Third street, will be ordained to the
priesthood at West Baden College,
West Baden, Ind, Wednesday morn
ing and will conduct his first mass
here Sunday at St. Joseph's Church.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
PROGRESSIVE UNION STEP

The International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers has given an ex-
ample of its farsightedness and pro-
gressiveness by appointment of a
committee on postwar probe m S,
which will cooperate with a parallel
committee from the National Electri-
cal Contractors Association.
Union members are M. H. Hedges,
Washington, D. c.; j. Scott Milne,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
Funds Bid the Boys Goodby

Concord, N. H.--Young folks IN
New Hampshire will receive "royai
sendoff" from their home towns upon
their induction into the armed forces
under terms of a new law enacted re-
Gently by the state legislature. Num-
cipalities of the state, under the law,
may appropriate funds for entertain
ment for men of the town at the time
of their induction into the armed
forces of the United States in time OF
war"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
New Beer Permit

Application was made by Charles
N. Hayes, for the Butler County Fair
Grounds, Hamilton, D-2.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
NEW BUSINESSES
Hamilton

Hamilton
Daniel Combs, 817 Maple avenue,
auto junk.
R. j. Henderson, R. r. 7, grocery
Dale Kelley, Second and Hanover
streets, grocery.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18
WISDOM

Is life worth living? Yes, so long
AS there is wrong to right.
Alfred Austin.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18

Issued Weekly at s2s Market Street
Telephone 1896 Hamilton, Ohio
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18

Working safely and keeping well
help war production.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Class Mail Matter.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-06-18

Whatever is intended for insertion must be
authenticated by the name and address of the
writer, not necessarily for publication, but
q guarantee of good faith.
Subscribers changing their address will
please notify this Office, giving old and new
address to insure regular delivery of paper.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
Negaunat Dirvos
Reguliariai?

Pati paste vadovybe prane-
sa lSad del stokos patyrusiu
tarnautojQ paste isnesiojimas
neina taip gerai kaip seniau.
Karo metu daugelis Dirvos
skaitytoju Clevelande negauna
reguliariai Dirvos, kit kartais
ir visai negauna.
Dirva reguliariai paduodama
pastui ketvirtaGienio vakare
apie Z valanda ir nei vienas
skaitytojas neaplenkiamas -
siunciama lygiai visiems.
Kada Dirva patenka j pas
ia, pristatymas priklauso nuo
paste tarnautoju.
Kaip tik negaunat, matykit
savo laiskanesi ir pasakykit
jam aiskiai kad jusu Dirva
yra apmoketa ir jus privalot
gauti penktadieni be jokio SUI
trukdymo. Jis neturi teises pa.
likti jusu laikraScio kitose du.
ryse.
Retkarciais buna ir pas mus
klaida, bet tik atsitikime adre
su mainymo arba naujai uzsi
rasant Dirva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
STAI KOkIU BAIKU YRA

Dabar kal 81 sails karlauJa
uz viso pasaulio geroVe ir kai
kiekvienas sveikas, tvirtas Wy
ras ar moteris stengiasi dirbti
pagelbeti saliai greiciau kara
laimeti, uzeinama ir tokiQ te-
WI kurie, sveiki ir tvirti, sedi
mamie, slapstosi, neina dirbti!
Tai yra tikra teisybe, if gall
ma net parodyti kas toxic.
ISleide savo sunus ! kara,
iie visai nesirupina padeti dar-
bu kad karas greiciau butu ga
lima baigti il kad sunai gale
tn sugryzti sveiki If gyvi.
Toxic zmone nenaudingi sa-
vo seimai, sau, ir kenksmingi
Saliai.
Valdzia paskyre 80 dienu lai-
kotarpi sekioti priezastis ko-
del kit is darbo islieka ir truk-
do karo darbus. Bus susekta
ir tie kurie visai neina dirbti.
Kaimynas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
Lausche Rengia Polka
ri,1iu Darbu Ruosimo
Konferencija

Miesto Mayoras Frank J.
Lausche organizuoja zymiu sio
miesto biznio ir industrijos va
du konferencija aptarimui po-
kariniu darby planQ. Ia kon-
ferencija ivyks Liepos l.
Mayoras rupinasi kad mics
tas nebutu uzkluptas bedarbes
ir skurdo, jeigu karas pasibai-
gtu staiga, kaip atsitiko 1918
metals, kuomet industries ir
visas judejimas, suristas su
karu, po nakciai sustojo, EMO
mes like bedarbu, dirbtuves be
planu ka toliau daryti.
Dabar neturime jokiQ planu
reikalingiems viesiems dar-
bans; nera planu perejimui is
karo darbu j taikos meto reik-
menu gaminima; nera nei nu-
matytu saltiniu ineigu maiti-
nimui ir globojimui tu kuriems
bus reikalinga paSalpa dirbtu-
viu persitvarkymo laikotarpiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
LANKOSI KAREIVIAI

Kareivis Ralph Banionls, IS
Coast Guard, parvyko keletui
dienu pavieseti pas tevus If
pasimatyti su draugais.
Pvt. John Sankalas, ukinin-
ku Sankalu sunus, is Chester
land, Ohio, lankei pas tevus,
praviesejo 8 dienas ir Birzelio
Ia vel iSlydetas atgal. Jis prl-
silaiko Virginia valstijoje, sto-
jo tarnybon Vasario 21.
Dabar, parvykus paviesetl,
tevai ir gimines surenge karei-
veliui grazias vaises ir apdo-
vanojo il rankiniu laikrod5liu,
kuri il labai brangina. Vaise-
sc dalyvavo keliasdesimts gi-
miniu ir draugQ jo tevu ukeje
sekmadieni, Birzelio 13.
Tevai ir pats kareivis deko-
ia draugams If giminems uz
dalyvavima ir prisidejima prize
dovanos igijimo.
Sankalai yra ilgame5iai Dir
vos skaitytojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
LAIKYKIT KUPONA

lsplldzlusleJl aplikaclja del
Ration Book No. 3 laikykit ta
maza kupona kuri pasilikot Xxi
bus atsiusta jums No. 3 kny-
gele.
Jis bus ar nebus reikalingas,
bet nepameskit jo. Buvo ma
nyta kad tas kuponas lures
butt pareikalautas kada jums
atnes No. 3 knygele, bet tas
sumanymas atmestas. Taciau
sake knygeles savininkas turi
butt mamie kada knygele atne-
Sama, kitaip laiskanesis mega
les jusu knygeles palikti.
Jeigu negautumet knygeles
ilgesni laika, tas kuponas pa
gelbes ia gauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
NUSkENDO DU LAVAL

Didziuose Ezeruose Birzelio
Is nuskendo du prekiniai lai-
val. Nelaimes iStiko siaip:
Du LAVAL veikianti is Cleve-
lando uosto, susimuse migloje
pre- Mackinac Point, Michigan
Ezere, ir vienas ju nuskendo.
Jis veze gelezies ruda.
Kita nelaime istiko St. Clair
upeje prie Detroito, kur Gle
velando laivas sumuSe nauja,
pirma karta plaukianti Britu
laiva, kartu nuskendo $4,000
buseliu grudu gabentu j Mont
real.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
VAIKAI JIESkO DARBU

Tukstanciai mokyklQ vaiku,
pasibaigus mokslo metui, ku-
RE tik yra apie 16 metu am
ziaus, emesi jieskoti leidimu
eiti dirbti. Darbus vaikai ga
Ii lengvai gauti.
Mokyklas lanke apie 100000
ivairaus amziaus jaunimo.
Tukstanciai tu vaiku yra ga
ma jauni, bet daugelio ju abu
tevai dirba ir vaikai bus be
tinkamOs prieziuros.
Yra 1,479 vaikai kurie VISA
be tevu, ir miesto valdyba ru,
pinasi JUGS priziureti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
CLEVELANDO IR APIELINKES ZINIOS
eDIRvA"-6s2o Superior Avenue 44s6-Atdara
M IR I'M Al

BERNOTIENE Ona, At metu,
nuo 1927 Kosciusko ave., mi
re Birzelio 8, palaidota Birz. II
d., Kalvarijos kapinsse. Pa
maldos sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko dvi dukterys, Mrs. May
Taskevich ir Anna Bernott.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della E. ia
kubs.
CYPAS Antanas, viduramzis,
is Chardon, Ohio, mire Bir-
zelio IA, po operacijos ligoni-
neje. Buvo so metu amziaus.
Palaidotas Birzelio II. Lake
view kapinese.
Liko zmona, Petronele, duk-
te, Violet. Laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktorius N.
A. Wilkelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
TYRINES NEDIRBANCIU
PRTEZASTIS

Valdzios karO darbo Jiegu
direktorius Clevelando srityje
paskelbia ivedimq 80 dienu at
kaklaus vajaus uzkirsti kelia
islikinejimui is darby darbi-
ninku, kurie yra sveiki if netu-
ri priezasties nedirbti.
Nekurios svarbiu karo reik-
menu dirbtuves tiesiog kencia
nuo darbininku gaiSavimo ne
dirbant pc kelias dienas. Net
naujai gavusieji dirbti If tie
tuoj ina islikineti kaip tikta:
uzsidirba kick.
Nedirbanciu if gaisuojanciU
susekima prades vykdyti pei
kitus darbininkus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

Cuisite, an absolute sine qua non
for the very existence of Poland
a matter of life and death as re-
CARDS it's defense against attack.
The German population should be
transferred to Germany.
Maybe SO. But East Prussia was
an ancient Lithuanian land which
was Germanized by the Teutonic
Knights. The basic blood strain of
the people is, no doubt, Lithuanian.
Therefore, all the conditions for
Polish security would be fulfilled
if the region be given to Lithuania.
HI
MAI. GEN. DAVID PRESCOTT
BARROWS, former President of
the University of California, wrote
an interesting article on "The Fut-
ure of the Baltic States, which
was published in many Hearst dali
ly papers. He points out that any
enslavement of the Baltic peoples
will be but a manifestation of "im-
perialistic aggression, the wicked
spirit which caused so much blood
to be shed in Europe. We are
fighting for a system of justice
and security in the world. If we
do not win, we have lost. Enslav-
ing the three small Baltic nations
is not the way to build up sys-
tenn based upon justice and secu-
rity.
UPON the initiative of DR.. Anth-
ony A. Zelvis a new American LIE
gion Post of Lithuanian war vet.
Grams was organized in May in Bal.
timore. 1t now has about 20 mem
bers and aims to get all Lithuanian
veterans, both of this war and the
World War /. Strong Lithuanian
American Legion Posts are active
in Boston, Chicago. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gary, Ind, Rochester, n. T., ant
Hartford, Conn.
|
| AN OPEN LETTER signed b!
SIS prominent Swedes appeared il
the Swedish press demanding tn
restoration of Lithuania's forme
political freedom. The Stockholm
Tidningen says that it is right fo
those who are free to speak fo
those who cannot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
NENUMESKIT BUTELIU

Visoje Ohio valstijoje pa
skelbta vajus surinkimo ir gra-
zinimo atgal j parduotuves vi
su saldziu gerimu buteliQ, ku-
riuos zmones isgere nepasiru-
pima grazinti. Manoma kad
namuose ir apie namus metosi
bent 10 milijonu buteliu, ku-
rie prasoma surinkti, ismazgo-
ii ir grazinti j saldziu gerimu
parduotuves. Tu gerimu isdir-
bejai negali gauti nauju butte
liu ir tuomi ju patarnavimas
zmonems kliudomas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
THE PERISCOPE
By sARUNAS.

THE NOTEWORTHY efforts of
Lithuanian Americans in this war
against fascism is shown by the
Lithuanian American Citizens Club
of Amsterdam, N. Y. 1t invested
$4,000 in War Bonds and decided
to buy $4,000 more. Sixty two Of
it's members are in Uncle Sans
fighting forces. 1t it estimated
that the Amsterdam Lithuanians
purchased War Bonds for $4,000
are are buying and buying more.
The 1910 census listed 821 foreign
born Lithuanians in that city.
THE PHILADELPHIA Lithuan-
ians are endeavoring to raise $780,
600 to buy a Flying Fortress and
have it given some Lithuanian
name. They have about $4,000 al
ready for that purpose.
THERE is a movement afoot in
Detroit to organize Lithuanian
American Legion Post. A very
good idea, we should say.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
in Washington, D. c., announces a
series of eleven postage stamps to
honor those United Nations who at
present are under the Nazi heel but
still courageously fight on. Lith-
uanian Americans express pity that
due to tragic circumstances of Lith-
uania's recent history she is not
as yet listed as a member Of the
United Nations. tt heref fore, nc
stamp.
DURING the recent visit oil
President Benes of Czechoslovakis
tc this country, Lithuanian Ameri
can leaders tried to contact him to
discuss the future of Lithuania
with whom Czechoslovakia hat
sympathetic relations ever since the
Hussite leader Ziska fought under
the banner of Lithuanian Crane
Duke Vytautas against the Ger
mans in the famous battle Of Tan
nenberg, where the Germans wer,
roundly trounced. However, due t.
circumstances beyond their contro
is was impossible to see Mr.. Benes
ANTANAS VILIMAITIS of Gle
veland lets no grass grow unde
his feet. He is So years old, an,
the duties of raising a family di
not allow him, since he came t
the United States in 1905, to go t
an evening school. His son is
dentist and his daughter a Hig
School graduate. Now papa Viii
maitis is a proud possessor of
diploma for eight grades whic
was presented to him by the Cleve
land Board of Education.
IH
PRESIDENT Smetona of Lith
uania gave a very interesting lect
ure abouth the history and cond
tions in Eastern Europe to the fac
ulty of the Oberlin College, Oberlil
Ohio. He stressed the achieve
ments and hopes of the Lithuania
. people.
AN INTERESTING article O
, East Prussia, Lithuania's next doc
neighbor, appeared in the BIRTHS
| Forthnightly magazine in Februar
1t was written by Robert Machra,
5 East Prussia is a region of 14,2e
, square miles. with a population {
: 2,333,3O1 lin 1889. Mr.. Machra
thinks it should be unconditional
: assigned to Poland after this wa
He says: "This territory (the Litl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
JAPONAI NEsVARUS

Vienas CIeVeIandietis karei-
Wis, paliuosuotas po suzeidimo
Guadalkanalo saloje, pasakoja
kaip jiems kariaujant su ia
ponais, jie galedavo Japonus
uzuosti, taip jie dvokia, yra
nesvarus. Jeigu ju nemato
prisliauziant prie Amerikieciu
liniju tai uzuodzia kaip tik jie
atsiranda CANA arti, pasakoja
tas kareivis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
VISTU VAKARIENE

Naujoje parapijoje, s. SEX
madieni bus linksma vistu va
kariene, parapijos naudai. Sve-
ciai prasomi atvykti anksti po
pietu, pasikortuoti, pasisneku-
ciuoti graziame sode tyrame
ore. Vakariene bus lygiai nuo
6 val. vakare, tikietas $1.50.
Kviecia KOmisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
RE AxEL ssok's STOCKHOLM STORY
To the Editor of the
New York Times:


The description of "furor teuto-
nicus" in Lithuania by your Swed-
ish correspondent is but another
illustration of the inevitable COM
ing Of what Churchill called the
"Nazi DOOM. On the confines OF
Festung Europa a small people OF
two million are so unimpressed by
the Thousand year" future OF the
Third Reich, with it's Atlantic walls
and whatnot, that they gave "stead-
fast refusal" to repeated demands
for an attack on Soviet Russia
whose actions were not exactly
brotherly in 1910 when it occupied
Lithuania and destroyed it's indie
pendence. What significant in
sight this. is of what the Europeon
people really think of Germany's
fate!
The meaner German side is no
news to Lithuanians ever since the
Teutonic Knights spearheaded the
Dranp mach Osten in the middle of
the 18th century.
The sword then earned It's
Lebensraum by making "reisen"
into pagan Lithuania, burning down
the villages, killing off the men,
and abductinc the women and child
rem to slave labor and Germaniza-
ton. Seventy such raids were
| made during the times of the Lith-
uanian Duke Results (37 years.
They were known to Europe since
Chaucer describes his Knight: "ln
Lettow hadde he raysed". From
an ample opportunity for Judge
ment. the Lithuanians condensed
the characteristic meaner German
traits into a saying "Vokiska Kiau-
l6" German pig), meaning the
low in the porker family.
Mr.. Anderson describes a very
characteristic action of this Kiau
lie: a nation that could burn Lou
vain, or the birthplace of Tolstoy
burnt the manuscripts of lang
! uage more ancient, yet more mod
ern, than it's own. But in vain
nobody can burn the spirit of free
dom in Europe, and this spirit is
spelling the inevitable doom of tht
Nazis. The Nazis have destroyed
1000 records of the famous Lith
uanian Dainos (folksongs) which
one so impressed Jewish scholar
Uriah Katzenelenbogen, that h
published an anthology of them il
English in the United States. Blu
these songs are in the soul of tn
people.
If, as Benedetto Croce says, "his
tory is the story of freedom, tn
Iithuanians are writing their ow1
chapter In fact and in deed, a
they were ever so in spirit, the
are a real member of the Unite
Nations. Therefore, the more poig
nant is the plea of Senator Rey
nolds, chairman of the Senate Mil
itary Committee that Presiden
Roosevelt. Prime Minister Church
i'll and Premier Stain come to
gether and decide the fate of tn
many smaller nations now livin
in fear that when the war is ende
they may be swallowed up by thei
larger neighbours. Lithuania
one of these small fearful nations
1t is reported that Presider
Roosevelt mentioned the lette
which Davies brought him fro,
Stain $50 smilingly and in sue
good humor". The Lithuanian
hope that in the Presidents smil
there is ray of sunshine for tn
as yet officially unlisted by re;
member of the United Nations =
the Baltic republic, Lithuania.
Vyt. Sirvyda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
Isvyko Chicagon

Plus J. ziuris, LVS spaudos
komisijos pirmininkas if Anne
rican Friends of Lithuania
Clevelando srities pirmininkas,
ketvirtadienio ryta isvaziavo i
Chicago knygos "Timeless Lii
thuania" reikalais. Aplankys
zymesnius Chicagiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
PADEKA

Suomi reiskiame padeka vi
stems kurie dalyvavo sermeny-
Sc, prisiunte gausybe geliu ir
palydejo j kapines musu duk-
teri France. Aciu grabnesiams
ir laidotuviu direktoriui N. A.
Wilkeliui uz jo pasitarnavima.
I laidotuves pribuvo jos bro
lis Jonas is Chicagos, kitas
brolis, Antanas, prizes savaite
paimtas kariuomene ir isvez-
tas j tolima Kalifornija mega
lejo parvaziuoti.
Antanas Virbickas ir Selma.
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DR.. VINCO KUDIRkOS
DR-JOS NARIAMS

Suomi pranesame kad sia
vasara DR.. Vinco Kudirkos Pa
salpines Draugijos menesiniai
susirinkimai nebus laikomi du
menesiu - Liepos ir Rugpju-
clio. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

vo pakelti mokestis Simtams
mazesnes algas gaunanciu mie-
sto valdybos tarnautoju, bet is
kur pinigus gaus tarybai ne
rupi. Zinoma, reikes uzdeti
manu- savininkamS daugiau
taksu.
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REAL ESTATE
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

2 seimu namas, su kampine gro
serne, 80 metu to paties savinin-
ko; parsiduoda visai pigiai; nera XII
tos krautuves per 3 mylias. Gera
proga. (26)
1905 Cannon ave., kampas f. 80,
uz Harvard ave.
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USE of coloring substances simu-
lating egg yolk in foods in which
egg yolk is the normal ingredient
has been prohibited in Cuba.