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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09
AUKOS Is VASARIO Ia
BALTIMOREJE

Cia paduodama vardai auko-
toju kurie dalyvaudami Vasa-
rio Ia, Lietuviu saleje, pami-
nejime Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes 25 metu sukakties, au-
kojo:
AUKOS SURINKTOS VASARIC
IA, Baltimores Lietuviu DraugijV
Tarybos parengtame minejime Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybas 25 metu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09

DOVlDIENE ROze (Bakuniu-
te)l. AZ na.,, mire Kovo %,
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Balbie-
riskio p., Putresiu k, Mari
jampoles. ap. Amerikoj isgy-
veno 80 metu.
zVIRBLIS Jonas, Ga m.,. nire.
Vas. IL, Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Marijampoles ap., Balbieris-
kio p., Putresiu k. Ameri-
koj isgyveno 43 m. NIB.
sERIS Juozas, 73 metQ, mire
Kovo M, Detroit, Mich. =
Bedakiu k, Tryskiu p., Tel
siu ap. Amerikoj isgyveno
ilgus metus.
ALEKNA (Olehnovicius) An
tanas, 62 M, mire Kovo II,
Akron, O. - Taujenu par,
UkmergeS APPS.
ROKIENE Ona (Peleckaite) !,
81 M, mire Kovo 16, Ak
ron, O. - Silagaliu p., Pa
nevezio ap.
MARCUKONIS Pranas, suvirs
70 m., mire Kovo 26, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Is Lietuvos is
! vyko prizes daug metu.
IVANAUSKAS Benediktas, AZ
M, mire Kovo 20, Cleveland,
Ohio.
RAINIENE Mare Leimonai-
te), so M, mire Kovo 27 d.,
Cleveland, O. - Slienavos
k, A. Panemunes p., Kau-
no ap. Amerikoj isgyveno
apie 80 metu.
JESULAITIENE Petronele, Sc
nyvo amziaus, mir5' Kovc
Fl, Chicagoj. Taurages
ap., Gaures p., PadvariQ k
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metu
SIMANAVICIUS Juozas, mire
Kovo M, Gilberton, Pa.
,, SINKEVIC1US L., mire Kovc
IA, Sugar Notch, Pa.
FLAPIKAS Pranas, mire Ko.
vo II, Wanamie, Pa.
VALVONIS Juozas, uzmustas
ANGLES kasykloje Kovo 20
Pittston, Pa. o.s
cUKAUSKAS G Mykolas, mirt
Kovo 10, Pittston, Pa.
VISKACKA Juozas, 55 metu
mire Kovo 3, Upper Pitts.
ton, Pa.
BARZDELIS Augustinas, 8!
M, mire Vasario 27, Brad
dock, Pa.
BAGDONAS Juozas, pusamzis
mire Kovo II, Chicagoje. -
Naujamiescio p. Amerikojt
isgyveno rs metus.
STANKUS Mykolas, 60 metu
mire Kovo m. Kenosha, Wis
SVIRSKIS Kazys, 63 m., miri
Kovo 13, Milwaukee,. Wis
Panevezio ap. Amerikoj is
gyveno 46 m.
SKERIS Juozas, 60 m., miri
Vas. IL, New Kensington
Pa. Naumiescio p, Pa
lendres k.
AIDUKAS Kazys, mire Vas
M, New Kensington, Pa.
BARKJTS Pranas, mire Kovc
M, Chicagoj. - Telsiu ap.
Godunavo p.
s1UPENIS Juozas, mire Kovt
6, Detroit, Mich.
SIDLAUSKAS Kazys, mire II
Kovo, New Haven, Conn.
ANDRUKAITIS Pranas, mirt
Kovo M, Detroit, Mich.
BRIDICKAS Juozas, mire Ko
vo IS, Tamaqua, Pa.
PUsINSKAS Juozas, u metu
mire Kovo % d., Brooklyn
n. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09

sMEDAUS centras visame
pasaulyje sakoma yra Uvalde,
Texas, is kur kas meta issiun-
ciama po du milijonu svaru
medauS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09
T R u NJ POS
z | N u 7 E s
Us musu laikrasciu)

Japonais Pacifike muSyje
zuvo Antanas Paltanavicius,
u. S. karo laivyno jurininkas,
Jurgio Paltanaviciaus sunus.
Paltanaviciaus dar trys sunus
randasi karineje tarnyboje, o
vienas sunus dar mamie.
. WATERBURY, CT. Du
broliai Vosyliai, kurie 1941
metals buvo "prigere" Winnie
pesaukee ezere, dabar cia buvo
nuteisti uzmoketi po $500 pa
baudos ir atsedeti po 3 meme
sius kalejimo uz issisukineji-
ma nuo kariuomenes. 1941
m. jie buvo iSvaziave atostogu
j New Hampshire valstija, ir
is ten negryzo. Ezere buvo
atrasta pluduriuojant dugnu
aukstyn valtis, kempeje liko
ju automobiles ir kai kurios
drapanos, todel buvo aisku kad
jiedu prigere. Betgi jiedu bu-
vo surasti ir suimti net Arizo-
ma valstijoj ir prisipazino atli-
ke ta "prigerimo" akta. Da-
bar kariucmenes virsininkas
ju neprieme kariuomenen, nes
pasirode jie fiziskai netinka.
Q WORCESTER, Mass. - Ka-
riuomenes serzeantas Jonas
Breiva, kaip jo tevams cia pra-
nesta, zuvo viename zygyje uz-
puolime Vokietijos orlaiviu su
Kanados lakunQ ekspedicija.
Jis kuvo liuosnoriai istojes
Kanados lakunu eiles.
Solomon salose zuvo Jo-
mas sapkauskas, kitas Worces-
terietis. Jis budamas II me-
tu amziaus istojo karo laivy-
nan ir istarnavo 10 metu.
. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.
Jonas Vasinauskas, dvira-
ciu keliaujantis is Argentinos
i Suv. Valstijas sportininkas,
Bolivijos sostineje susitiko SUI
vienu gydytoju, kuris jam pa
pasakojo kad 1910 metu pra-
dzioje Bolivijoj pasimire Lietu-
Wis rasytojas Matas Salcius.
Jis is to gydytojo patyre pla-
tesniu ziniu apie Mata salciu.
Velionis gyveno Gauayarame-
rim miestelyje, netoli Brazili-
jos sienos. Tas gydytojas tvir-
tina kad drauge su Salcium ke-
liavus Lietuve moteris Lauri-
naviciene, j ir dabar tebedir-
banti kaip slauge toje pacioje
ligonineje kurioj pasimire Ma
tas Salcius. (M. Salcius per-
eito karo metu yra buves ir
tula laika dirbes prie Lietu-
viu laikras:iq Suv. Valstijose.
Karo pabaigoj gryzo Lietuvon,
bet veliau isvyko j PietQ Anne
rika, ten name ikurti Lietuviu
kolonija kokiame tusciame pa
svietyje.-Red.)
-Mokytojos. vienuoles F..
Rogalskyte ir A. Sereikaite,
sio karo metu atvykusios is
aLietuvos, Sausio II is Buenos
Aires isskrido j Suv. Valstijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09

Drva dabar yra pigiausias
darbininlkO liuoslaikiO drau-
gas; platinkit ia tarp savp
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09
PENNSYLV ANUOJ

akmeninis tiltas buve isstaty-
tas 1897 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-09

Pc 81: A. krlpas, j. krasauskas
E. Ginkis, L. Keknis, V. Velzis, J
Pudkorius, D. zelvis, j. Bubnis, P
Oziuniene, X. G. Stokes, NJ. Dovi
davicius, S. Podzukiene, A. Girls
kiuniene, A. Krisciuniene. j. Mali
nauskas, ]. Kiskis, A. Kaubriene
@. Kisieliene, O. Ruksteliene, A
Butkus, G. Remekiene, A. Raslo,
v:ciene, A. Jonaitiene, E. Glebiene
s. Girdzijauskas, S. Grigaliunas, A
Pilipauskiene, V. ziuliene, P Vasi.
liauskas, J. Cessna, X. Kvederiene
Mr.. & Mrs. Masliauskas, M. Ner-
kus, B. Lietuvnikiene, NJ Lietuv-
nikiene, S. Akelaitiene, M. Vens-
kaitiene, O. Januskiene, J. Silaus-
k;ene, NJ Cernauskiene, P. Ciclic
ne, M. Pond, E. Sadauskiene, M. ia
kubaitiene. S. Sadarovicius, S. Jo-
k1baitis, V Juskeviciene, F. Juske-
vicius, M Mazureviciene, A. Matu-
lioniene, A. JuSkauskiene, A. Vens-
katis, A. Mastauskiene, Vera Mi
kuzauskas, Juozas sakalis, Aldona
Brooks, Barbora Brooks, P. Mocko-
vicius, U. Zalegiriene, p Maknevi-
Gus, s. Kalvaitis, j. Rukstelis, j
Gutauskas, V. Bells, v. Prancckas
j. Alyta, Jieva Akelaitiene, Kastas
Grinkevicius, o. Aleknaviciene, M
Apanaviciene, E. Mockcviciene, U
Mitchell, j. Mastauskas, M Luke
sevicius, Mathew Milan, vi. Stui-
kis, Pr. Adomaitis, J. sesplaukis,
j. Masaitis, Frances Valaskas. Ona
sarknis, Ona Remeikiene, Mare Ku-
1olSiane KaZvs JanuSka Alex Mi
kalajunas, Alekas Puzaitis, J. ia
salts, Anastaziia Budriene. Vincas
Lukas, Ona Zuriene. Ona Laukan-
t;ene, Petrone Budriene, R. SIM
siene, j. KaSinskas. Pr Vituris. j
Alisarskas. K Valiunas. K Sutpe-
ris, Elz. sileikiene, M. Bendoravi-
ciene M. Kilikeviciene, M. Glebic-
ne, j. Grudzinskas, B. Narbutiene.
Ona Rekiene, Ona Pudymien6. EN-.
Dikiniene, Ant. Miceika, B. Alekna-
vicius. V. Kriksciunas. J. Taiberis.
w. Mackcvicius, V. Matukaitis, P.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16
Soldiers Wives
To Receive
Free Hospital Care

The Army now takes care of its
own to the nth degree, in that the
Army Emergency Relief has pre-
gram, working in conjunction with
State Health Departments, provid-
ing emergency maternity and in
FAINT care for the families of all
men in tine fourth, fifth, sixth, and
seventh pay grades, it is announced
by Major ]. F. Morrison, Chief Of
the Army Emergency Relief Branch
at Headquarters Fourth Service
Command, Atlanta.
The four eligible pay grades are
equal to the rank of Private, Pri-
vate First Class, Corporal, and
Sergeant
Under this program an expectant
mother may receive prenatal care.
At childbirth she may receive OBJ
stetric and nursing care whether
she stays at home or goes to hos
pital Complete maternity care
may be provided, including a final
physical examination six weeks af-
ter the baby is born. The baby
may receive medical and hospital
care during the first year of life.
When a soldier, eligible for AER
assistance, is in a staging area, pre-
pairing for overseas duty, he is re-
quested to fill out form stating
whether or not his wife is expect
ing a baby, and needs financial
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

help. The information is sent to
the Army Emergency Relief Of
ficer in the soldiers home locality,
where upon his wife is sent infor-
nation explaining the help AER
may give her, along with form
to be filled out by the wife and
her doctor.
A statement is included in the
for mfor the doctor to sign, stat
ing that the services authorized
will be rendered for the amount
paid by the State Health Depart
ment without payment from the
patient or the family. How long
the wife has lived in the State does
not matter. No period of residence
is required. Race or color does
not matter. All states in this Ser
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

Yes, when buy convincing to put
thumbs down on the Axis You helping ships
the Allies to bomb Berlin and Toxic You Helping War;
: am sure that o exactly just that
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

vice Command have Health De-
partment that cooperates with the
AER on this program.
The application for assistance
should be completed as soon as
possible, and forwarded to the State
Health Department so that proper
care may be rendered the wife
before her confinement date. Any
information desired concerning this
program may be had by request to
Army Emergency Relief, 32l Grant
Bldg. Atlanta 3, Ga.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

soaked cap once worn by now
deceased Japanese naval aoff1eet- ~ D.
who really is somewhere in. the. ~,
Pacific'-is Cary Grants souvenirs - 49,
T T. W. - ~ which pa a5d fo5@ %IJeCi
field are starred.
The gold braided cap, that Of atoaA
naval lieutenant, was presented tooid
Grant by Lieut.. Comdr. Dudley W.. {.s-
Morton, United States Navy aal atsae
Il just happened to see that hatd i.-tt
floating on the water when we SUR Fotai1
faced after surprising Jap con aDil-o
voy of 20 vessels, ~ Commander
Morton explained. There was a. t40
Jap under it at the time. figured 94~
he wouldn't need it any longer. osi
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16
I'VE BE e IN
AROUND
ALL OR NOTHING At ALL!
By TED YATES

Victory the March,
The war will not be until victory been attained
Unconditional surrender is the of the United Nations
Every dollar buying Bonds earlier
at home date for boys
greater tomorrow everlasting
The Third War S on.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

need not tell means
All real Americans already doing
on the fghtin fronts here a home
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
Fighting .Jugoslayia
The Struggle Of the Slovenes
Bv BORIS FURLAN,


University Of Ljubana ugosav
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
Soc. Zorio's
Thanksgiving Dance
And Opere++o

Soc. Zarja is having another
Thanksgiving Concert and is
also presenting an operetta.
Both the concert and operetta
are expected to be very good.
In the concert there are three
chorus songs; two ladies'
chorus songs; duets and a
trio. All of the chorus songs
are new, including a waltz,
which is Similar to the Blue
Danube. The name of the waltz
is Southern Roses. 1t is trans
lated from English to the Slo-
Vene.
The operetta we are present
ing is "Piknik v gozd," (Picnic
in the Forest) and is very hu-
morous. 1t is about a group of
people on a picnic in a forest
and the things that happen to
them. 1t also concerns a gypsy,
and takes place in Europe
There are only two solos and
four chorus songs.
The program will take place
November 25th, 1943 and starts
at $50 p. m. 1t will be held al
the Slovene National Home or
St. Clair Ave. The admission
for both the dance and pro
gram is SOC in advance and 60t
at the door. Then admission fol
dancing only will be SOC, ane
Johnny Pecon's orchestra will
furnish the tunes. Refreshments
will be served.
Secure your tickets from :
Zarja member. Bye till Thanks
giving!
A Zarja member,
Donna Slab
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
Te|enews Theatre

World attention has been TO-
cused on the Moscow Farley,
and newsreels at the !Telenews
Theatre, which started yester-
day, present a clear picture of
the important decisions made
there. Films show Secretary of
State Hull, with representatives
of Russia, Great Britain and
China, as a four-power pact is
signed.
Further successes against the
Japs in New Guinea are graph
cally shown in dramatic battle
front newsreels. Allied forces
are shown in readiness to push
new drives against the Japs.
The important UNRRA con-
ference, in which a. nations
form a gigantic plan for post
war cooperation with a Decla-
ration of Interdependence, is
high-lighted by President Roo
sevelt in ringing speech in
which he outlines the aims of
the United Nations.
A short subject of unusual
beauty and exceptional interest
is "Babbies BY Bannister," in
which Americas most famous
baby photographer reveals the
tricks of her trade.
Changes in nation at war
are discussed by Charles Col
lingwood, ace war correspon-
dent, in 1.-TWO Years After
Pearl Harbor," a Look Maya.
zine World Spotlight documen.
tary subject. Collingwood has
returned to the United States
after two years abroad, and
ably presents his views con.
cerning the impact of war or
the nation.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

Are you sure your home is
safe for your family? Last year
over 100000 people were in
jured and 10000 were killed in
home accidents. All those peo-
people, thought their homes
were safe, or else they just
didn't think about safety. The
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil and the National Safety
Council reminds you that Or
dinary disorder is one of the
chief causes Of home accidents.
Brooms, pals, toys and other
objects on stairways and in
dark corners are accident
makers. Be sure your home is
safe!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
Wrestling Show
NOVEMBER %, 1943

Bob Brickman again will pre-
sent. on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd an
other of his great wrestling
shows this being his Bird since
he brought back the grunt and
groan game.
The feature event will bring
together one of the greatest at
fractions in this country the
Swedish Angel weighing 24l
and fresh from a string of vic
tories on the West Coast and
that popular Irishman from
Toronto, Pat Flanagan who has
won two straight matches here,
defeating Emil Dusek in the
last show.
In addition to the main event
the Hollywood Wrestling Star
and Ex-Army Sgt. Vic .5Hol.
brook will meet Hard Boiled'
Hannigan, a rough, tough Texas
Cowboy and a new face in Gle
veland but a man that can real
ly wrestle.
The third bout will bring to
gether Earl McCready the Brit
ish Empire Champion who bea
AL Dunlop in the last show
will meet Dick Bishop of Chi
cago weighing 230 and a bi,
favorite in the Windy City.
The fourth bout will featur'
Thor Morgan a Wrestling Ma
rine from Tennessee who will
meet Joe Mathes from Buffalo
Freddie Bozic the local DO,
who made good in his first bou
this year beating Swede An
derson will meet Freddie Steele
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

Here's a recipe which is easy
on your ration points and easy to
serve. All you have to do is ask
your butcher for Old Fashioned
Loaf. There's no waste or shrink
age for it's baked when you get it.
Stuffed Old Fashioned Rolls
Y lb. ssu old.Fashioned Loaf q whole
slices. each obout Y inch thick
y cup bacon dripping5 or mugmins
s cups toasted bread cubes tabeut
60 slices)
~ teaspoons solt .';
teaspoon pepper
" teaspoon poultry seasoning
Y cup boiling water
Make dressing, melt drippings,
add onions; cook until clear. Pour
over bread cubes. Add seasonings.
Pour boiling water over mixture.
On each slice Of Old Fashioned
Loaf, place few spoonfuls Of
dressings. Roll slice around dress
ing; fasten with toothpick. Bake
30 minutes IN $50. r. oven. Serve
with vegetable cream sauce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
FIoshy News!!!
BIZ "One ="

Here I am with my first
column. I hope you find my ar
ticle very enjoyable to read.
Saturday, Nov. 13 I found my
self at 65th with a group of
friends :. Pete Sernick's mu-
sic could be improved How
come Aggie Andrews isn't seen
at the dances any more ;. Is
it account of ''Riba"? :. i. Net
tie Stanish appearing to be aw-
fully stuck-up lately. What's
the reason behind it? -. Saw
Milly Kramer and Oily Polls
really going to town all eve
ming. Nice going, girls! Does
brother Tony Kramer approve?
Jean Kranjc certainly
floats around. Can't you sit
still? Where is Snoopy"
keeping herself? Who's the
lucky man? Come on "Snoop"
break down and tell us Fora
Valencic and Florence Poznik
enjoying themselves all eve
ming Tony Sternad and
Wick Kizer dancing quite a bit.
How did you make out, boys ?
Al Tercek taking a great in
terest in the Kramer gang. e.
Wonder who the young lady
was that had her eye on John
ny Vadnal? Come On Johnny
how about letting us in on it?
|. Pete Kotorac dancing with
Dorothy Bozic quite a bit
Esther Nagode enjoying her.
self to her hearts content
Hedy Kozel and Mary Simence
showing their faces at the
dance Sunday, Nov. ID. Nice
seeing you! Tony Moze is
strictly on the water wagon j..
What kept Ed. Habat away is
sure beyond me!
Until we all meet again thi!
lis your "new friend"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

With American fighting men
surging forward against an in
ferno of gunfire, it is tragedy
indeed when a person is acci-
dentally killed by a hunters
gun here at home. The Greater
Cleveland Safety Council and
the National Safety Council
urges owners of guns to handle
every gun as if it were loaded
but be sure it isn't loaded
around the home. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
(Continuation)

1t affects the nerves Of the
when they find the
streets empty, as demonstra-
tion of the population on vari-
.ous occasions. Word goes out
from mouth to mouth and on
the following day all the streets
are empty for an hour or two.
Occasions for such demonstra-
tions are especially the Yugo-
slav national holidays, such as
October 29, the anniversary OF
the declaration of independence
of the Serbs, Croats, and Slo-
venes from Austria-Hungary,
or December l, the day of the
declaration of the unification
of the Serbs, Croats, and Slo-
|.venes in a national state under
King Peter I. On October 9,
1941, the seventh anniversary
of the death of King Alexander,
all the streets and business
establishments in Ljubljana
were empty after seven o'clock
in the evening. In front, of the
place where the monument to
the king had stood, a strong
military guard prevented any
approach. The authorities evl'
IDENTIFY learned of an under
ground movement that the mer
were to stand with heads un'
covered at the place where the
monument formerly stood. The
monument to King Alexander
a true work of art by the sculp
tor Dolinar, was of bronze. I'm
mediately after the occupation
. the Italians dismantled it ant
turned it to military use. Th'
!. other monument to the Yugo
slav ruler, King Peter l, whicl
was of marble, was blown vi
: : with dynamite. On this occa
+ sion, many people who picke'
up pieces of the demolishe'
monument were arrested. d
one such occasion, on Decembe
, first, bomb exploded on Mar
lin Place. The Italian soldier
!, began shooting blindly on tn
pedestrians. They xii | e d
G among others, two prominer
y merchants, Meden and Jal
4 who just then happened to b
i returning home. The Italian
O themselves admit that thes
!, two could have had nothing t
4 do with this incident. Yet whe
they lay dead on the groun'
the soldiers continued t
butcher them. with bayonet
and butt-ends. Meden's brair
were literally "beat-out." Ul
derground reports which d.
scribe these events say verb;
tim: "Such wild occurrence
are on the increase. AS soon {
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

Disorder, says the Greater
Cleveland Safety Council is the
biggest single cause of home ac-
cidents. So, keep those stairs,
floors and dark corners free of
objects, and you'll have the best
possible insurance against &C.
cidents.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

Ginny Simms (above)
gives with the dulcet
tones during Thanks
giving broadcast.
Robert Young (oppo-
site) will emcee the
two hour Elgin -spon-
sored extravaganza Of
comedy, dra m a and
music.
Bergen and Mccarthy
upper lefty Charles
was released from the
brig for the occasion)
will head sthe comedy
lineup.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
KEEP WORKING TO WIN

More people are riding street
cars and buses these days as a
result of mileage rationing. This
fact accounts for the following
advice from the Greater Cleve-
land Safety Council: When you
get out of a public conveyance,
don't dash across the street in
front of it. Stay in the safety
zone or step to the curb. and
cross only when the way is
clear. Such simple precautions
will help everyone to Keep
Working to Win.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

These are fu few and radio who viii
torher Thursday Nov 25
and comedy to the in service
The show will be broadcast from 4OO TO b;UU Pm
(EWT) the Columbia network
there will be more to coneare
electric GUITAR
Newell popular singer Don Wilson Lena Horne jose
Burns and Oracle the Pied Pipersand Jack Douglas