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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

kiems susiejimams,. ir bendrai
kas .noretu kokio pobudzio po-
kiliuka tureti. Nuvaziavimas
netolimas.
Juozas Karabinas yra ilga-
metis Dirvos draugas ir rene
jas tautiniu Lietuvisku reika-
lu. Jis yra sunus buvusio zy-
maus hpygnesio KaraIbino, su
kuriuo Velionis Juozas O. Sir
vydas darbavosi knygas mes
damas Lietuva, kaip save
autobiografijoje (nesenai is
leistoje) pamini.
Linkime p. Gansonui-Kara-
binui geriausio pasisekimo!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
BALTIC FEDERATION
Writer Says Northern Countries Want Freedom
From Both Germans and Russians
(1'he Chattanooga Times)

One Of the paramount issues oil
present is Soviet Russia's attitude
to the Baltic and Scandinavian
peoples. / do not believe that we
should be silent about this matter
in as much at Soviet Russia anc
Great Britain have committed
themselves to the principles of the
+ Atlantic Charter and do receive
our enormous aid.
Stain is no doubt an opportunist
and will drive a hard bargain. Or
the, other hand, why should we
Americans be spineless and be CO.
! creed into bad bargain? ! never
believed in any appeasement ane
for that matter why should any o1
the Baltic and Scandinavian peoples
be mcted out the same fate as
that of the Czechs? After all
what happens in one of the north
ern countries does have it's effect
in the others.
There are other suggested way:
of guaranteeing the integral rights
Of those peoples, such as allowing
Soviet Russia and Poland the use
OF East Prussia after the war. I'm
der this suggested plan Soviet Rus
sia would have a corridor to che
Baltic Sea, the northern boundar.
of which would be Russ River, Eas
Prussia border, Suvalki border ane
Niemen River, and the southern
boundary being Vistula River, Eas
Prussia border, Nareco River ane
Pripiat River.
/ have noticed that Churchill ha!
given recognition to the idea of {
federation of small nations in hi:
recent speech. So that the idea o.
a federation of North Europe -
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland
Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lith
lania - is not out of the question
|, as an American of Norwegian
extraction, am for this plan whole
heartedly as are other Scandinavian
and Baltic Americans. Even Gen,
eral Wladyslaw Sikorski, the Po
lish Premier, mentions a federation
of Central Europe in an interview
appearing in Golfers of April g
1943. But yet by some reason he
does not mention anything of this
northern federation.
In November 16, 1912. issue OF
the NewsWeek' the following state
ment is attributed to Stain: "Abo-
htion of racial exclusiveness, equal
ity of nations and integrity of their
territories, liberation of their SOW
ereign rights, the right of every
nation to arrange it's affairs as il
wishes, economic aid to nations
that have suffered. and assistance
to them in attaining their material
welfare, restoration Of democratic
liberties, the 81 destruction of the
Hitlerite regime is the program of
action of the Anglo-American coali-
tion". And yet he has contradicted
himself as far as the four Baltic
countries are concerned. ~
i do not believe that the Baltic
peoples have either welcomed OF
cherished the idea of being the ost-
land of Nazi Germany or as fedora
ted, republics of Soviet Russia. Sta.
lin should come clean and lay his
cards on the table and convince
these peoples that he respects thei,
sovereignties and is willing to aiC
the Scandinavian and Baltic peoples
in their struggles against Hitlerism
and thus consolidate and further
the conquest of Nazi Germany ir
the north. We, on the other hand
should deal with a frank and real
istic manner. E. 0. Nesheim
Cha ttapoo0o ..f...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
ATIDARYMAS LEkTUVU
LABORATORIJOS

Numatyta kad po karo Gle.
velandas bus vienas is penkiy
svarbiausiu tarptautiniu orlai,
viu stociQ, kelionems oru ap,
link zemes skrituli.
Geguzes 20, Clevelande de.
dikuota 20 n1ilijonu dolariy
vertes naujai isstatyta orlaiviy
motorQ tyrinejimo laboratori.
ia. il isstatyta greta Cleve
lando lektuvu stoties aikst5s
Tia laboratoriia isstatyta ka
ro lektuvQ motorams bandyti
taigi valdzios pinigais, bet j
pasiliks kaip svarbi mokslisks
istaiga ant visados.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
SUSIRINKIMAS

Lietuviu Kulturinio Darzelio
Sajungos visu atstovu susirin-
kimas atsibus pirmadienio va
kare, Geguzes "a, Lietuviu sa-
leje, nuo 8:15 val.
Visi atstovai ir komisiju ma
rial prasomi dalyvauti, nes gal
negreit vel kita susirinkima
turesime. Valid.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

sMIESTO Tarybos komisija
atmete sumanyma miestui nu-
pirkti ir paimti j savo nuosa-
vybe Cleveland Electric 1llu-
minating kompanija. ST elek-
tros tiekimo kompanija yra
privatine, patti miesto valdyba
operuoja kita elektros tiekimo
stoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
eCLEVELANDAS

sCLEVELANDAS gavo is
Federalio investigators Biuro
persergejima prizes galima sa-
botazininku pasikesinima da-
ryti koki ataka svarbiu karo
industriju..
Valdzios agentai speja kad
netrukus Amerikon bus palei-
sta gauja auksciausia islavin-
tu sabotazininku is Vokietijos
pradeti Amerikoje is vidaus
ardymo darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
Rengia kita Blackout

,Birzelio menesi rengiama vi
SOLE Ohio valstijoje pilnutelis
BLACKOUT. Tuo tarpu bus
dar daroma bandymai apiman-
tt paskirus apskricius. Lietu-
viams patartina temyti kada
tas bandymas bus paskirta ir
prisilaikyti visu taisykliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
IEIMONAS NAUJOJ
VIETOJ

Kazys Leimonas perkele sa-
vo uzeiga j kita vieta, nuo St.
Clair ave., ] 1901 East 70 St.
Uzkviecia savo draugus ir nau-
jus kaimynus Lietuvius atsi-
lankyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
sSULAIKYTA 5000 svs

mesos Brandt Co. mesos par
davimo sandeIyje, kuri nuziu-
reta esanti "juodosios rinkos'
mesa. Ia mesa laikyta be Off
ciales antspaudos, gal but tai
kyta parduoti be kuponu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
PARSIDUODA FARMA

60 AKRU FARMA, e kambariu ma
mas, kit pastatai, miskas. Ran
dasi Geauga County, kama $4,000.
Kreipkites informaciju: 26O9 Can
terbury Rd., Cleveland Heights.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

sBULVIU trukumas Cleve-
lande pradejo atsitaisyti, ga
vus dideli kieki bulviu atvez-
ii is kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

sCLEVELANDE valgyklose
daroma balsavimas apie lvedi-
ma dienos be mesos ir kuri
diena tam butu tinkamiausia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

sOHIO Legislature atmete
siulyma istatymui moketi val
stijos teisejams pensija kuo-
met jie iSeina is tarnybos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21

Apsaugai savo gelezinkeliu
nuo alijantu lektuvu uzpuoli-
mu, kuomet vezama jais karo
reikmenys, Vokieciai naudoja
sitokius sarvuotus pabuklus,
kurie kartu vyksta SUI gabena-
momis karo reikmenimis ir ka-
reiviais.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
7 79SE To-?
Can YOU answer these quiz qucS-
tons? Turn 10 Page 1 for the
answers.

!. Qualifications liked by the
Constitution fOr the Vice President
ne the same as. or different from
those fixed Tor the President?
>. l. an unscalcd. typewriter let
.Hr .rrSt or third Cla.> mail
:. japanese and Japa est Amcri-
.uuS have been evacuated from the
ra>t Coast. the West Coast. the Mex
lean border. the Canadian border. or
~ four"
!; Name the Director Ut tho Bu-
"cau of Labor Statistics ol the L.
b.. Department OF Labor.
). Synthetic rubber production i'm
.9i2 amounted "a 1000 tons. 81. 900
,u,. or 300. 900 ton?
e. Name the former Congress
%oman from New York who died
cCCntly.
:. Name the PrcSidcn, OF the Mu
,IClanS Union.
q. What is the name Tor kind
South American tea?
Q. TuniSin is on the Atlantic
Mediterranean on Red Sea coast O,
l'rica?
10. Name the high American of
!IcIal who made a famous speech
What Are We Fighting For"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Wilkie Quits
N. Henderson
Passionate

Rev. Cleveland Wilkic. who has
been pastor of the North Henderson
Baptist church for nearly two years.
rendered his resignation to the con-
Grcsation Sunday. announcing that
he had accepted call To a group of
churches III Martin county. The re-
SISnation takes effect the second
Sunday in March. OF six weeks
hence.
The congregation did not ON Sun
day appoint Il pulpit committee to
LOOK Tor new pastor. but will do SO
later.
MIR. Wilkic will become pastor of
Baptist churches at RobcrSonvillc,
Hamilton and EvcrcttS, III the east
en- part of the State.
He Is also rcSigning from the pas
inratc of Samaria Baptist chuIc CHI in
Raleigh. which he also serves.
Nllklc Is Il native of Raleigh,
where his mother resides. is Il grad
uatc of the Mills Home school at
IhuniaSvillc, and vi Wake Forest
College. He WAS married last autumn
and now lives at fuungsvillc, where
ms wife is Il member of the faculty
al the town school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
SEEDLINGS TO BE SET
TO COMBAT EROSION

Farmers of the Tar River soil con-
Scrvaii"n district have ordered 5000
kudzu seedlings and $500 lobloliy
pine seedlings which will DC set out
in the district this spring under di-
rcction of l.. f. Miller. soil conscr-
ZIONIST Cost Of the seedlings is di-
vidcd between the purchaser and the
Soil Conservation Service.
Tho kudzu seedlings will be set
out during the months Of March and
April. and the pine seedlings will he
SCI out during February and March.
Mr. Miller said. They will go onto
crodcd land or land subject to eros
ion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
CEltI~ Is NOT treated and you cannot af-
ford 10 TAX" q chance with any medicine
'csS potent ,.an CrCOmulSlOu which
goes r!-H. 10 the seat OF the trouble to
help loosen and cXpcl germ laden
ph!cgM and aud nature to SOothc and
heal raw. tender. IniiamCd bronchial
MUCOUS membranes.
CrDOWul ion blends lockwood Crco-
Sotc by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. 1t contains
no narcotics.
, No matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell Your druggist TO sell you
a bottle OF CvComulSIon with the under
standing you must like the way il quick
ly allayS the cough. permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
back. (AGvD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Observers
For Spotter
Post Asked

steps toward setting up the air
plane observation tower atop the old
watkins building 4; the corner
oil Garnet and Breckenridge streets
will be taken by member, ot Hen
dcrSon Post No. 60. of In. American
Legion, tomorrow evening al their
monthly meeting for February nj
me Legion hut on South Garnet
street. The meeting vii! nr al s
y. IN.
T. H. Bradley. post commander
VINO Is to preside al tine meeting.
SAID today that y. l.. Barnes had
p"en named rs Chief Observer. and
'ha' Mr.. Bradley WAS FIRST assistant.
" second assistant Will .r lady,
n"t yet named. The committee oi
the Legion which selected these OBJ
'crNcrS consisted of l.. \ Jack on.
chairman. William Bailey amG DE-.
y. II. Parham.
The Legion will moi rely alone
IN lis own members TO- ..Iu the
observation tower which ln- .l"rrdy
been completed. fi"anccd ny the
county at 4 cost Of Si6% 81 Il J.
expected it cfSl be pr; into opera
ton this week end ~ early ncXt
week. Neutrality-suspicious. observation
service will be provided. and i, is
expected that women will ne III duty
III the daytime hour
Mr.. Barnes said the Legion is
expecting "ovCrwhclriu. .c~prn>C
from every patriotic citizen ., Hen
""rS"" and vicinity" 60 iu his ur
her bit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
MODERATES
OVER THE WEEKEND

Spring weather prevailed over
TIM section today, as il did also on
Sunday. following the Slcct Storm
which held the area in its grip the
latter half of last week.
Rising temperature late Saturday
md Saturday night and on Sunday
morning melted the last Of the ice
icC that chung 10 trees and wires
The ice never did constitute q Sc.
r"uS menace TO traffic. as il did
not stick ~ streets and sidewalks
Tho temperature was just enough
below freezing e. cause the ice tu
llngcr on trees ard wires.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
CITY PROPERTY is
INVOLVED IN DEEDS

City property was involved in
three real estate papers put or rec
ord At the register oi deeds office
Saturday.
j. c. kittrcll conveyed 10 Emma
Jones NlStnu and her husband. Paul.
q LOT on Written street for $40 and
ether considerations.
Paul Aston and wife conveyed 10
J. {. kittrrlI Tor $40 and other con-
-idcraiIOnS u iOa ON Written street.
Mary Miller and James |. Miller
conveyed To- Jesse Richardson and
wife for $40 and other considerations
property on Lincoln street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS

of the net revenue from liquor sales
in the county.
The commissioners drew Il jury
before adjourning to serve 4, the
March term of Vance Superior
Court
r. Nj. Dorsey, county tax collector.
reported tax revenue IN January in
the sum oil $40. 76803. which includ-
ed $50 privilege licenses, sos III beer
ana wine taxes and credit Tor $50
IN rebates granted by the commas
'ionerS.
The board refused to take action
one way OF another on the bill III
the legislature 10 permit Halifax
county to nave ten county commits
as most counties have. The board
had before Il u Telegram !Ium JUiIu
=. Swain. chairman ul the Na:lr
County commissioners, VINO Is CHAR
man OF the legislative committee Ul
the North Carolina Association al
County commissioners.
The jail vrpur, showed uInu pr.-
>OncrS At the end ol january. WI,u
b. persons passing through the Jam
during the mun'H NlG serving a total
NJ. 3Iy jail days.
UnuCr the arrangement between
The city and county whereby city
HcHncn answer calls outside ,..e ,Ity
IiHlt>. City Fire Che, Cuopc. Ellis
CD"rtcd TOUR cu.I>, tao o.. ..c.
Ivs. one CT these MAS az tine T. J..
stewart home ana the other Cd truck
Al me EIruu LUmU.r \ -... pony ....u.
'o'h ON the ka!cIgh road Inc .'Gr.
v" calls were grass tnv~. .ar on
ne Andrews avenue cAl,v>.u alG
me utnCr near the North iiurGv.-
ON graded scnuol. The county pays
90 tor each call answered 10y .l,-
ucn outside the city limits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Draft Board
Can't Locate
These Men

The Vance SclrCtlVU service BOARD
today made public tn" names at a
number ot rvg!>tvuut> under ITS
jurisdiction who have NOT CunpIct-
cd their ucCupLtIOwIi uUr>uounalreS
and who are not located ~ the ad-
dresses ON tile with thu iuCt. DuJrG.
These rcGIS'rantS ~huUld report At
once to the draft board. SCcUv their
qucStionna!rr form. and supply the
board with Il correct mailing au-
dress.
The names made public today IN
Cludc: William Thomas. 1898 lunn
street: Willie Green. klt'rc!l route ,:
James Henry Henderson, Henderson
route |: Stacy BliCkrJu. Henderson,
route >; Albert Carl Marlborough.
Henderson route |. JAIME, sylvester
Virgins. Klttrrll ruu'r :. Chester
Blumc: Henderson route -. box ::
Edward Rice. Henderson route !.
William Austin NUGHv~. NrndCr-
On route >: Robert Branch. iiCudr:-
~un route /: William CJdr FauLiSmv,.
Henderson route >. Alfred iivudrr-
."u Bullock. %53 Montgomery stree.
Edward Bullock. Henderson route ;.
EurIsC EuGStCr Long. care N"Srila
Long. Henderson: Robert l.. Grcc',.
Henderson route =: Jamr- Henry
Bullock. MIddlcburG: Vucnrr Jig
sets. Henderson route :. uuN :.
Iv Foster. care l.. l. S'a..uIrN.
!,n>um: Anderson Bu!iuck. ~ E:".-
.,. -trCCt: Tony john haN.-. -
Granite street: David Green. Hen
'yl-rn route 3. hos 10. Wesley
..wr~ Robertson. Henderson route /.
\.rN !iargruvC. Norl,uI route /.
l...s.u~ Horton Nelson. BuN fu..
henderson: Julius SHruglu. $50
Young avenue: Wilson ASTON. Hen
.,'~uu route |:
Willie Lewis. llcnGur,un route :.
..N 2&S: David Lee Russell. 90
N...-arIug street: Jesse Lee A>nDy.
Y ....a. Zcb Hamm!c. Chestnut
-'..,'. !iu'Ic w. Finch. Henderson
...'r 5. Robert Lee BrIHc. Contra!
E.'a. Edward Jenkins. Henderson
.. .'u o.. rhad Williams. Montgomery
street William Barnard >tHnuaci,.
E.'e.-. Rnud: William Ruurr, Tay-
'... William street: Colonel Johnson,
rs Paris Avenue: James Gray VII
bans. Henderson route >. and Ed
at.G Nau-utn. Henderson iuuiv t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Police Court Has
Only Three Cases
At Monday Sitting

Only three cases were tried nv
Mayor Henry Powell IN police court
today. nm unusually light docket for
Monday morning Two of the dcicn-
dante were white and 'onc CoIorcd.
Jcticrinlc SaulS. white woman
was charged with being drunk on
last December I. and wa> taxed with
the costs.
Garland Wade, white. was chnrg-
cd with being drunk. and Mas given
thirty DAYS IN the roads. 10 bc ~uS-
pended on payment OF a s. line and
costs and not DC seer III Henderson
after today before September |. l943.
joint Ragland. Jr.. colorcd, was
sent tU the roads for ninety days Tor
an assault with deadly weapon on
Emma Harris. using a knife.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Farmers Urged
i o Sign Forms

Final date for submission ui ..-
H.ICa.un> for payments undo the
.-ucE.tual conservation program Is
March !. II was stated today a, the
Vance county AAA office. and talru-
CTS mu>: sign applications earle,
than lnl> date TO assure that the
forms can oc audited and mailed IN
time
Al least 80 per cent Of the approx
innate 900 applications ior farm
benefit payments III this county have
not been completed, il WAS said. and
.." ps"wCm, will be made on late APP
DlICatlpnS.
All ot III" unsigned applications
re NOW ON hand at the county AAA
r!.lCc. and farmers are urged To-
come To- the Office at once and COM
llctc the forms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
Marriages Fewer
For january Than
Month a Year Ago

dumped Slightly from January. l"i2.
In the month Just ended there were
IL white and il cplOrCd license is
sued from In" register al dc"d- ui-
il"C. Il total o.! -. In JANUARY last
scar the number was 81. InC,UdIn1
II white and ~ COlorCd
For the entire wear 1912 the total
Was 29l. including l59 white and Is
CulUrCi COupic,. rs against 3i% ia
l9ll. including 1913 white and 1910
CulurCd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Katherine Lois Allen. iaurh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Allen NJ
henderson, today began work as a
"nr"r S'cnoGraphcr-clcrk in the Hen
'crS"n office Of the United States
Employment Service. it was an
'ounccd by S. NJ. Watkins, manager
f the agency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
\ROI1\D TOWN
ONE LICENSE

y marriage license was issued Sat
friday by the register of deeds ~ Viii
liam Henderson and MarrarC, G..
Bullock. Cnlnrcd. both Of Manson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
DRUNK CHARGES

Harry Hayes. cOlurCd. wa> rharc-
"f IN recorders court today with he
mr. drunk and was fined 81 so and
costs. AIcT Williams. also cnlnrcn.
was charged with abandonmcn, ana
n"n-sipport. but judgment was de-
fCrrcd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01
ONE PERMIT

ono buiIding permit was issued
m january by Fire Chief Cooper
Ellis. hi, records showed today. TL;.I
was for Sl63.88 for construction of
the airplanc observation tower atop
The old Watkins Building. In Tanrrarv
last year there were no permits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-01

The number of garden weeks"
That are possible each year in the
South Is limited-52 is the limit
Evening star., 1943-04-10
reaches its best growth in the val
leys of small streams in Illinois and
Southern Indiana. The bark on the

young trunks and branches Is
smooth and grayish brown. On
the older trunks it sometimes
reaches thickness of three-fourths
of an inch and is divided into mar
row ridges by deep, longitudinal
fissures. This bark has habit of
peeling off in strips. It is grayish
brown or almost black.
When the leaves are almost full
grown, depending on the location,
the flowers of both sexes hang from
the axis of the previous season S
leaves. From May to July is the
Towering season. They are incon-
spicuous, greenish yellow clusters.
The male flowers are heavily laden
with pollen. Both pistillate and
staminate blossoms are very fra
grant and generously laden with nee
tar. The insects gather by count
less numbers to harvest the pollen
and the nectar.
The twisted pods are fiat, strap
shaped, dark purplish brown. Some
times they are more than foot
long. They assume the most weird
attitudes on the branches and their
color is such as to make them re-
semble a smooth, shiny lizard, nes-
tied among the leaves. They remain
on the tree until early winter,
though they mature in autumn.
There are many brown, oval, beam
like seeds, protected by the pods
and separated by a sweet and sue
culent pulp. Cattle, deer, rabbits
ard squirrels are very fond of them
and distribute the -shelled
seeds over G. wide area. Bobwhites
and starlings are fond of the sweet,
immature pulp.
The heartWood is reddish or
bright brown, with a thin layer of
pale gold yellow sapwood. It is hard,
strong and coarse-grained and takes
a high polish, It's ability to resist
decay when in contact with soil
has made this wood a favorite for
fence posts and railroad ties. It is
used for interior finish and furni-
ture. The honey locust is a sturdy
tree, gaining in use as an orna-
mental.