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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
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lid aIs beilige &apitaliitin.
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men." go iaete elmer, Der ibr nabe'
itano, unter @i6 bon ibr aus.
BUR 3eit elmer Sungersnot ging iie
nod tpeiter. sic griff ibr @itpengut
an, oaB fie erndbren ioIlte, tpenn eir-
NAL ibr @atte Dor ibr geitorben uare.
SIM @eiite 6iefer @runoiabe per-
nieo iie au9 aIle bon mammoniiti'
idem @eiite eingegebenen &egierrngs-
formen. Man fann leibt geben, tpenn
man oie ginnabrnen bart betreibt. 60
lag es inn @eiite Ser 3eit. Seomig
banoelte son5 a1bers. sic per5idtete
oft auf sic Mbgaben ibrer l1ntertanen
unb lieB Sen 3inslerten iobiel bon
ibren 8erpflidtl1ngen nad, oaB elmer
ibrer Soffapldne nit Namen Otto iid
in ibrer @egenuart 5u Dem Musrufe
berftieg: vSerrin, ibr erlaBt euren
l1ntertanen iobiel an Steuern, oab
mir, sic mir eud oienen, nidt eenug
baben, oaB mir uns ernGbren fon-
men," Sertpig artportete oieiem ari-
tifer gelaiien: ,,Seio nidt beiorgt,
Got fam gut fir eud iorgen." 81
ner ibrer 8er,palter benterfte ip0ttiid:
Inns bleibt bon ben @iitern unierer
Ser5ogin nidts, als mas iie nabs
lGBt." @ar es aus irgen6einem @run-
De unm0glid, ibren untergebenen BEN
Gins gu ibenfen, 10 erloite iie oiieel-
ben bon ibren 0erpflidtungen NIT
ibrem eieenen @eloe. Da1nit bic Mid-
ter bic Mngeflagten nidt 5u iebr pei
nieten, 1pobnte tie ieIbit BEN @eridts-
iisungen bel.
Neues 2idt auf ibre @rltnbidbe
tpirft ibr 8erbalten gegeniiber ben
Mrmen. sic trug bon ibrer Eafel Die
beiten Speiien ben @rmer, bon benen
life itets 13 INN ft9 batte, l,n6 aB inn
|mer erit, 1penn tie bie Mrmen beriorgt
prBte. Sie ielbit begniigte ii1 NIT
Sen ipeniger foitliden Speiien. Des-
balb iagten ibre Sofiunfer, iunge
Moelige, tie tpollten lieber am Sofe
Ser &er5ogin 8ettler iein,~ als an Ser
Softafel ipeiien. Sen guten Wein, ben
man ibr boriebte, trug ite 81 ben Mr-
men, Mande aus ibrer l1mgebung,
beIonbers tpieoer Die Soffapldne, iag-
ten 6esbalb: uSerrin, labt ben Grant
Dor eud iteben, Der fir eud bereitet
miro; ser fir bie Mrmen piro idon
bergeridtet tperber, tpie es iib 5ient."
&ebtpig entgegnete ibnen: sd reibe
ibnen meinen Grant 6esbalb, neil idb
tpeiB, oab iie einen bon 6erielben @iite
nidt erbalten." @0rtlid beiBt es:
(Sortiesung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

Mnfmnft in 8ndingbam, Sept. 1881
Die MGnner liefen ben atpei Wa-
gen na6, big iie BEL ben 5tpei Sduierrt
anbielten. Ser erite Subrmann fubr
uns gum lesten atpeiit0digen Saus
NIT bier 3immern; Der 5ueite bielt
Dor Dem fleinen einitodigen NIT 5tpei
3immern unb &iide. Die Srber tplr.
oe porgeleien: Ebeo. Guertges be-
fommt oas grobe un6 Grant SLEEPER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

mengeiest nit ieiner grbeitsflaiie.
Mud Die idoniten Ebeateritiide ieiner
3eit tparen ieine Broouftion, 3. 8.
oie 13 2inben, Die Martprer l,im. Ct
NOR aus beutidem &ol5 unb nod oeute
idem Muiter eeidnist. Sc. S. g.
9ater 6. @iImartin beritano es
au6, iid BEL oen Deutiden in greeie
re6t beIiebt au MAIDEN. Ser Deutibe
bat ia gar germ: Das Sremoe. @inmal
tam es bor, oab feline flerifalen
Sreunoe bon 8enenille uiu. i'm be.
iu6ten. sic fubren I'M nenen auto'
mobil uno gaben linn einen "rtoe".
8ei Mbiiton iprang Elm Suno bor oen
8agen. Ser 2enfer pollte anstpet-
6en. Ser 8asen roIlte iiber BEN Snno,
i6lug Inn uno 8ater 2aurence fam
oarunter. @r Ianbete i'm Soiptta1, tpar
aber ni6t i6linm perlebt.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Attack On Japs Looms Near

Two things give rise to the belief that the con-
ference between President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill will take up not only European
strategy but plans for an about offensive against
Japan
The first is the absence of Premier Josef Stain.
The Soviet leader unquestionaby would like to par
ticipate in that part Of the conference relating to
European strategy. But he must observe the diplo-
matte nceties and keep out of any discussion relative
to war the Japs for the reason Russia and Japan
still are at peace.
The second is the definite promise made by the
President that the Filipino people 'wil soon be re-
deemed from the Japanese yoke"
The President does not make rash promises in
the conduct of the He is inclined to conservatism
rather than enthusiastic optimism. He does not
believe the will be in 1913 nor does he be-
ieve it will last as long as 1949 But his use of the
word "soon" relative to Filipino independence was
deliberate With his knowledge of impending opera
tions he naturally would be careful in his choice Of
words.
Which leads to the conclusion that reconquest of
the Philippines ranks high in our Pacific plan of
operation Possession of the islands is vitally neces
sary if to bring final defeat to Japan. In our
possession, the Philippines would cause an almost
immediate collapse of Jap expansion in the Dutch
East Indies and other islands Of the South and South
west Pacific. For with our forces sitting athwart
Jap communication lines, their island strongholds
would become useless as have the 10000 Japs oni
Kiska
Winning the war in Europe still is our first task,
but it has become increasingly apparent that are
going beyond the "war of attrition" phase in the
Pacific. Phoenix Gazette)
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Success In Warfare

The secret Of German successes, in the earlier
period of the war be explained by the Nazis
overwhelming superiority in the tools of warfare.
Similarly the magnificent success Of the Allied
army in Tunisa and Sicily can be explained by
superiority in the tools of warfare.
It will be observed that the Axis occupied the
inner circle in operations in Europe and in Tunsia.
The possession of this favorable position brought
victory only when accompanied by marked superiori-
ty in equipment
Much the same observation can be made in regard
to so-caled strategy. German strategy was success
full in Europe when accompanied by striking power
greater than her adversares Axis strategy collapsed
in Tunisia where conditions were reversed
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
SEEN ad HEARD
ION -
THE MAIN DRAG

Sleepy-eyed soldiers and sailors
by the hundreds, some going east
and some going west, getting on
and off trains at SIP station in
Tucson at midnight Friday !. one
Westbound train had % coaches and
only one diner, making it necessary
Tor service men to get off and grab
bite to eat at small lunch counter
IN depot building cars of that
train were half darkened and those
who did not have reservations on
Pullmans had hard time stumbling
around, finding seats in day coach
es where scores of men, women and
children, mostly service men, were
trying to get bit of sleep while
spraWled out across seats and some
lounglng IN alsles . made you
realize more than ever that you're
doing an injustice to the man in
uniform if you travel these days on
a train they are the ones who
are entitled to seats on trains and
buses so the thing to do, un-
less you're going to visit your son,
husband, father, brother or sister
in the armed forces, is to STAY
HOME UNTIL AFTER THE WAR
if you can't get enough gas for
a trip.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR,
THE PURCHASE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
bids for the purchase of any or all
OF the following described personal
property from the City of Nogales
will be received at the office of the
City Clerk in the City Hall at No.
gales, Arizona, until 800 O'Clock P.
M. on the 18th day of September,
1943:
1-Western Electric 200 HIP in
duction motor, slip rings, ball bear
ings, Vertical, solid armature shaft,
flexible coupling, Model No. 10045,
Type 1-El5-6 1900, Form M.
Phase, 44O Volts, 236 Amps, Sec.
Amps. 264, Speed full load ITO,
Continuously 40'C. $50 overload
2 hrs. 55'C.
General Electric panel switch
board with starting Rhoe-state,
General Electric starting switch,
mo Meters as follows:
Oil Circuit Breaker Type FIX
20 psf.
Catalogue 1895
Parts Bulletin 57433
Rating of Breaker A. 300 v.
$500
Overload Coil Amp. Rating $50
The above electrical equipment in
excellent running condition.
1-American Vertical Centrifugal
Pump
Type 20KT4NT' NIB
Capacity 300 gallons G.P.M.
$40 Ft. T.D.H.
Not in running condition.
The Mayor and Board Of Alder
men of said City reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
Dated August 19, 1943.
ALEX L. DURAZO,
City Clerk.
pub. Aug. 20, 27, Sept. 3, 10, 1943)
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Southern Trust Co.
Purchased By
R. Moery And Wife

Through deal consunmated this
week, Ralph G. Moery, and wife,
Ruth A. Moery, purchased from
Theron Richardson the Southern
Trust Company, one of the oldest
real estate and insurance concerns
at this borden port. The change in
ownership became effective Mon
day, August 16.
Mr.. Richardson, who acquired
the trust company last October and
who was with the First National
Bank of Nogales about 81 years
prior to that time, said Tuesday
that he is purchasing round trip
ticket to his old home in Brooks,
Maine, and would be gone about 90
days, after which he will return to
Nogales. His plans upon his return
here have not been announced. He
is president of the Chamber of
Commerce, member OF the Nogales
Rotary Club, and member of the
Nogales Board of Aldermen. While
in the east, his wife will visit their
daughter, T erma Richardson
Wade, in Los Angeles.
Mr. Moery, who is one of Nogales'
leading young business men, was
born in Fosterburg, Illinois, and
has been a resident of Nogales IL
years, during which time he has
been connected with the First Ma
tional Bank His family consists of
his wife (Ruth Abbott) and two
children.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

ton of Sonoita.
j. E. WISE: Mrs. Bessie Parker.
C. C. CHESHIRE: Hugo w. Mill
er.
JUDGE GORDON FARLEY
Hugo w. Millen.
E. M. MATIER: Karl Peterson.
DIR. E. G. HOULE: Mrs. George
Franklin.
JAMES v. ROBINS: Mrs. George
Franklin.
CRAIG POTTINGER: Jimmy
Titcomb and Mrs. George Franklin.
PAUL AREND: Mrs. Jane Hol-
brook.
j. B. ROBINSON: Simon Mas
tick.
ART PECK: Albert Munguia.
MIKE SHESTKO: j B. Robinson.
RUSSELL ME.EKER: Eddie Ca
mou.
ANU HEN E1O ORG
Another picture of local
business man taken in his child
hood days will appear in the No
gales International a week from
today and another $25 bond will
be given to the person making
the first guess of 'whO it is.''
Remember that each guess re-
quires only the purchase of a 10
cent defense stamp at the office of
the Nogales International. Defense
stamps are the same as money,
therefore, to take part in the guess
ing costs you nothing and you may
win $25 bond, and each time you
buy a stamp you're helping in the
war effort.
No guesses will be accepted until
9 am. Friday, August n.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

La Vile de Paris office force.
WILLIAM MACGREGOR:: Robert
Bracker, Georgia Bowman, H. R.
Chatham and Mrs. F. U. Allen.
JAMES A. HARRISON: Mrs.
Frances B. Wilkey, Judge Gordon
Farley, A. Camerlin, Sr, and Rosa
mel de la Ossa of Lochiel.
OTTO HEROLD: Mrs. Jane Hol-
brook, Louis Escalada, Bobby Bon
illas, and Clara Phillips.
DUANE BIRD: Mrs Louis Esca-
lada, Mrs. H. K. Shumake CT
Patagonia, and Jimmy Titcomb.
THOMAS FALVEY: Mrs. Har-
lowe Peterson and Mrs. Louis Es
calada.
CHARLEY BAUER: Mart
Loughman and Miss Peggy Piquerc
HARRY CHERNIN: F. U. Alle1-
and Mrs. E. A. Titcomb.
WILLIAM SIMONTON: Miss
Peggy Piquero.
HARRY j. HARMS: Mrs. Mary B.
Kaanta.
LOUIS HUDGIN: Mrs. Frances
B. Wilkey.
HARRY KELSEY: Jimmy Tit
comb.
DIR. CHARLES S. SMITH: Jimmy
Titcomb.
M. c. LITTLE: Jimmy Titcomb
H. R. SISK: Marty Loughman.
JUDGE CHARLES E. HARDY:
Marty Loughman.
JOE BACON: Marty Loughman.
VERA" of the Concordia: Mar
ty Loughman.
j. D. JONES: Ignacio Cabrera.
w. w. BARBEE: Chuck Caring
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Alfredo Robes
At Camp Wolters

CAMP WOLTERS, Texas, Aug. 19
Pvt. Alfredo Robles, %, son of
Mrs. Carmen Rodriguez Robles, of
207 Nelson avenue, Nogales, Ari-
zona, has arrived at this Infantry
Replacement Training Center to
begin his basic training as an in
fantryman. He has been assigned
to a battalion stressing heavy
weapons.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Dies In Solomon
Islands Fighting

Gilberto Casillas Estrada, "a, who
was killed in the South Pacific a
few weeks ago, died while taking
part in the Solomon Islands cam
paign, according to word received
here yesterday.
He entered the army on April 7,
1912, and is survived by his widow,
Eloisa, of Nogales; a son, Gilberto,
Jr., by a former marriage, who is
residing in BiSbee, and his mother.
Mrs. Mercedes Estrada, of Magda-
lena, Sonora.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Six Planes Make
Forced Landings

Six small Piper Cub planes, used
as basic trainers, and known as
"jeeps of the air." we're blown off
their course on a trip from Califor-
MIA to Tucson, ran out of gas, and
made forced landings in this area
Sunday afternoon.
One came down in J. F.. John
sons pasture, two on the Tucson
road and three at the Nogales, Son
era, airport. The pilot of one
landing at the airport was slightly
injured
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Sailor ordering a soldier and girl
to take their feet off seat on crowd
ed train so he could sit down
and getting results otherwise
he would have had to stand up or
found a seat in the washroom, if
there was one.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Visit the SP station in Tucson
and you'll more fully appreciate the
big job the railroads have in moving
troops /. the picture there is SINH
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Mexican Slogan

Official correspondence Of Mexico now carries a
war slogan stamped each sheet Of paper The
translation is: Germany, Italy and Japan who are
enemies of Mexico, will be defeated" (Arizona Fax
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Jimmy Manson, just back from
Los Angeles, declaring they're
betting over there to l the
European phase of the war will
be over by the first of January.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
FIRST GUESSER


Mrs. Charles j. Bracker, 1875 Sierra
street, was the first to make a
guess That was at 9 am. Friday.
He uessed Writ G.. Bowman and
others later
Here's list of the persons guess
ed and who guessed 'em:
HARRY WOLF: Alex Durazo and
Mrs. Writ G. Bowman.
E. K. CUMMING: Alex Durazo,
Robert Bracker, Mrs. Pete Raptis,
Mrs. Gertrude Corcoran, Lupe de
Amanda, Mrs. Jane Holbrook, Mrs.
R. Lopez, c. Jenkins, Bobby Bonil-
las, Frank Estrada, A. A. Litchen-
walter, Robert Salido, Leopoldo
Quesada, Mrs. Frances B. Wilkey,
River Store, Charles E. Bells, E..
Colunga, Mrs. H. j. Payne, A. M.
Figueroa, Simon Mastick.
WRIT G. BOWMAN: Alex Dura-
20, Mrs. E. Greason, Bob Meigs of
Lazy J-2 Ranch, Frank Estrada, Ed
uardo Pereida, Mrs. George Frank
lin, Peter Embrick, Mrs. Jane Hol-
brook, Mrs. LeMaistre, Della Cam
beros, Ferald Parks, Charles Jones,
Pete Raptis, and seven guesses by
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

lar to that at all points on main
lines.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

George Rusby, foreman at Ran
cho Grande, thrown from a mule
Sunday when the animal started
bucking.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Nogales air corps cadet enroute to
Sheppard Field sidetracked for
eight hours on Santa Fe at Ash
Fork with 20 other Arizona cadets,
and writing: These guys are sure
swell, there is never dull moment"
later wrote the car containing
the ArizonanS was hooked on to a
special train from the Pacific coast
carrying 400 cadets and all going to
Sheppard Field and that the
country in the Panhandle section
of Texas was flattest he ever saw.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
&G1f1lfk|5Box Fl
227 Rodgers Street
Federal Terrace
Vallejo, California
August 10th, 1943

Mr.. Craig Pottinger
Dear Sir:
We were pleased to read in your
paper, the Nogales International, of
the Honor Roll Plaque, and are en-
closing in this letter cashiers check
for $4,000 as contribution to same.
AS we are not now acquainted
with any other member of the
Rotary Club, this check is made
payable to you. Kindly oblige us
by giving our contribution to the
right party.
Yours very sincerely,
HARRY and ELSIE MEADOWS
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Car, driver unknown, daScAng
through flood control tube from
Mexico Sunday.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20

Mrs. Louis Escalada and son
Louis James putting up Sd jars of
jelly . getting ready for winter.
Nogales international., 1943-08-20
Alex L. Durazo

Among other 'favorites'' in the
guessing contest were William Mac
gregor, James A. Harrison, Duane
Bird and Otto Heuold.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

you the freight
big fo'rood these days Rodroodne
nnen shop worker
Pennsono Rolrood
mnuo Jobs They to force
rolling
Many OF the women hod second hod knowledge 1odg
went INTO the railroad
btohon
dond
thot
n roll job
Evening star., 1943-03-07

- usIEsr person at the Quantico, Va,
Marine base is woman - Daphne
Daley. She's editor, publisher and print
Evening star., 1943-03-07
SHE TELLS THE MARINES!
Look who edits the
tough Leathernecj<s'
newspaper: A girl!

- UslEsr person at the Quantico, Va,
- Daley. She's editor. publisher and print
er of the "Quantico Sentry" the Marines
weekly newspaper. She's a regular worker for
the Office of Civilian Defense's Motor Corps.
She spends two evenings week as an air
plane spotter. Every Saturday night she chap
erones the local USO dance. In her spare
time she knits for the Red Cross, sells adver-
tising, sets type. sweeps out the Office.
Miss Daley, ex- journalism teacher, came to
Bowling Green. Va, few years ago. With
girl friend, she bought the local paper and
printing shop. When the Navy chaplain
who publishes the "Quantico Sentry
went on sea duty, they took that over,
too. They live and work in Bowling Green
about an hour from Quantico.
Since Pearl Harbor, circulation OF the
Sentry" has almost doubled One good reason
is that Marine wives are hungry for news of
their absent husbands and the Sentry" has
correspondents at San Diego. Paris Island. the
Southern Pacific. wherever Marines are sta
toned. Chief Sentry" headache is the mailing
problem - Marines won't stay put. but their
paper must reach them.
Miss Daley loves all her work. especially
her duties as USO chaperon. She's probably
the most -danced-with chaperon in the us.
But she doesn't take it personally. Reason is
her fiance He's a colonel in the Infantry -
but don't tell that to the Marines.
Photographs oed text BY ueE baED'H
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
H'PPoDRoME.
Action in
North Atlantic

stai vaizdas is karzygisku Ame-
rikos Prekinio Laivyno vyru zygiu
pavadintas "Action in the North
Atlantic, gamintas Warner Bros,
ir pradedamas rodyti Hippodrome
Theatre ketvirtadieni, Liepos s, su
pirmu rodymu 100 val. nakti
Vadovaujamose rolese vaidina sic
zymQs artistai: Humphrey Bogart,
Raymond Massey ir Alan Hale, gi
moteriSkose rolese Julie Bishop, ta-
lentinga artistic, ir Dane Clark,
nauja zvaigzde paimta is Broad
way scenos, ir ellie kitty.
Neihalas vaizduoja prietikius Wy
III gabenusiu tankeri su gasolinu,
kuri uzpuola ir nuskandina priesu
submarines; vyrai isseda geIbeji-
mosi waltz, bet ia submarines sumu-
sa; lieli vyrai issigelbsti ant ratio
po II dienu plaukiojimo, Xxi JUGS
uztinka Amerikos karo laivas.
Toliau iie dalyvauia kitame lai-
We gabenanciame karo reikmenis j
NurmanskQ, ir pergyvena kitus di-
delius nuotikius su prieSais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
AKRON, OHIO
=
Smulkios zinios

Juozas Jonuska, sunus Juo-
20 ir Frances Jonusku, isejo
i Z. S. Navy. Jis 81 pavasari
baige memo mokykla ir uz io
gabuma gavo stipendija toliau
testi .moksla. Bet tue tarpu
tapo pasauktas .militarinen
tarnybon.
Vladas Korneliukas, Rudziu
sunus, prizes puse. metQ tapo
pasauktas karo tarnybon, isto-
jo j Navy, pasiustas j Great
Lakes stovykla prie Chica-
gos. .siose dienose jo motina
il patevis gavo laiska is karo
laivyno vadovybes kad =ju SUI
nu, kaipo gabu vaikina, perke-
le j Minneapolis, Mimi, j uni
versiteta sstudiiuoti laiyu tai
SymO 'SpeclalybeS. 1OkluS pa
skyrinus gauna tik turintieji
palinkima ir specialius gabu-
mus prize mekanizmo. Jis tos
specialyb5s ismokes lures vi
sam savo gyveninui darta.
V. Korneliukas cia yra bal
ges High Training mokykla.
IS jos isejes dirbo Standard
Mold kompanijoje, gerai atsi-
zymedamas..
Jonas Lapienis SUI savo emo
ma, buvusia Bartkiene, Liepos
A lankesi Akrone pas J. Jonus-
kus.
Veronika Rudiene Liepos 2
pasidave j Peoples ligonine,
operacijai. Linketina pagyti ir
gryzti prie savuju. kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
KISA SAVO NOSIS

Karo Darbo Jiegq tvarkyto-
Jul paskelbus sumanyma duo
ii darbininkams alaus neku-
riuose karo darbupse, kur dir
bama prie karScio, prizes tai
pakele savo protesto balsa Me-
todistai, savo konferencijoje,
laikytoje Lakeside, Ohio. Jie
yra tie rem6jai ''prohibicijos".
Jie kisa savo nosis ne savo
reikalus. Darbininkai vistiek
geria alQ, ir eidami j darba, ir
per pietus, ir vakare gryzdami
is darbo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
LIETUVOS VARDAS
BRAZILIJOS SPAU-
DOJE

Balandzio menesi, Sac Pau
10, Brailijoje, laikrastis "Mo-
cedade Paolista" talpino per
du numerius straipsni apie Lie
tuva, pavadinta 20 Pals do Ca
valerie Branco". Buvo cituo-
jana to pat vardo knyga =
"Baltojo Ritierio Krastas" =
Prancuzo rasytojo Jean Maui
clere l ir II skyrius. Straps
mis- iliustruotas Lietuvisku tau
tisku kostiumu fotografijomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

mas tautininku konferencijos
ne ia mincia pagamintas kad
teikti spaudai besaliska zinia
apie konferencijos eiga, bet
kad atkreipti visuomenes de-
mesi lyg j koki bauba kurio
musQ zmones turetu bijoti, ne
apkesti.
Tokis aprasymas daugiau
atsiduoda snipisku donosu, o
ne rimto laikrastininko darbu.
To zmogaus reikia saugotis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
AMSTERDAM, N. Y.
VIENINGAI DIRBANTI
KOLONIJA

GA LletuVlal per ou sosi-
rlnklinus haro Doho tieh lspil-
ko kad patys rengeJal neslu-
keJo: Vlename uz Slo'ooo' N-
tame uz S1o,ooo'
LletuVlu MoterQ harul uel-
cetl Draugl3a hauo' hryzlul
surlnko aple S4'ooo. slap
LletuVlal olfotuVese II prle
olznlq gan atslzyineJe karo
relkalu remlme. LletuVlQ sa-
VanoflQ Jaunq Vyfq lfgl ne
mazal lstoJe ! lalVyna II arml-
"a.
J,iet,1vos reikal,ose .dirbam
no, ka;n kokios nartiios salinin-
kai bet ka;n T,ietnviai Tain
surengem 'AetuVos- Frezldentul
"A. ome'ohaf 'pflemlma II huh
>. zldahaVlclaus 'oo ihetu -ku'
nlgaVlmo 'JuolieJQ.
! Daoaf olroailie seioeuailil
LletuVal Naounl oaJoiieai iS-
lelstl knNga 1iliieless hieilu-
anna t. .! feihaia piiiiliau9ia
pareihe LleCuVCs oelplilio roil-
oas aohooaiilas pow AS p''s
eluaihaS hailius Pas selus
zllioiies Cal hiiygal auhe lhl
blrzeilo ~ surlhhau qio9' d.
olsaushas II a. .. LuhsiS Su-
riieAo apie 'p'o' naiiAu JIG 'ai
eelohal 'suiliih0' neiiha auha'
Slal hllysal' II "eolse OaoAa'
Jonas bucllllshas' AilIalias DID,
eooiiaS IL Dell DelzaAaS'
A,lku reikalais lankantis ne
kurie prieme graziai, issireik-
sdami prielankiai, tuomi dave
daUgiau energiios ir pasiryzi-
mo- bet nekuriu geru zmoniu
neradau mamie: pas kitus del
laiko stokos dar negalaiau at
silankvti
Pageidauiamai kad patys ge-
ros valios Lietuviai siustu sa.
vc uzsakymus if aukas knvgaj
"Timeless Lithuania' Lietu-
val Vaduoti Saiungos centra
arba priduotu bent kuriam is
virsuie paminetu. iusu pinigai
bus pasiusti tam svarbian
musu tautos reikalui
Aciu Kun. J. J. Rastuciui
lis mats a,,kavo ir kitus ragi.
ma aukoti. Aukavo Kun. J
zidanavicius ir naraniios ko.
miteto nariai.