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Education Farley
At Phoenix Oct. 23

PHOENIX, Oct. 21-The Arizona
Education Association will hold a
state wide conference here Saturday
to discus program for teachers
salary increases and consider a plan
for postwar security in the profes-
sion.
Delegates will be present from al
Arizona school communities. Joe
M Young has been designated rep
resentative for the Tucson area.
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on leave from the navy; a daughter,
Idamay Minotto, and a brother,
Louis F. Swift, Jr., Chicago.
Funeral services were held in
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral here at
2 pm. Tuesday with thesVery Rev.
Edwin S. Lane officiating. Burial
will be in Lake Forest, Ill.
With her husband and daughter,
Mrs. MinOttO was an enthusiastic
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ceilings are our highest prices
from April 4, 194S, to April 10,
1943. Records of these prices are
available for your inspection"
ProprietOrS must have an Origi-
nal and a copy of daily menus on
file for OPA inspection at all
times.
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term he successfully sought election
for the current term.
His business interests include
ownership of the Mission Dairy and
Mission Ice Cream Company here,
and the Minotto Investment Com
pany..
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VelaSquez, Louis
Venable, Charles P.
VerduZco, Daniel v.

Verduzco, Jr., Rosalino v.
Villa, Jr., Arturo Garcia
Villa, Manuel Perez
Villanueva, Alfonso v.
Villanueva, Antonio
Villanueva, David
Villanueva, Liberto l..
Villanueva, Manuel v.
Villanueva, Raul
Won Shoech. Jr.. Konard
WadsWorth. John
Waggoner, Lawrence S. E.
Waggoner. William M.
Walker, William Reese
Wardelow, VIM.
Watson, Garvin
Watts, Cecil
Weaver, William H.
Welty, Don A.
Welty, William
Whetzell, Howard A.
White, Russell
WhitehouSe, Eugene
Widmer, John
Wieland, Charles
Wiggin,' Jr., Tom
Williams, James H.
Willis, Donald Walter
Wii..oughby, Robert A.
Wilson, Woodrow
Wizard, Harold
Wingfield, Walter
Wingo, Leonard
Wingo. William H.
Wininger, Russell w.
Wirtz, Rodney S.
Wisdom, Herbert
Wise. Joseph Knight
WitherSpoon, D.
Wolfe, Lewey Ernest
Wong, Frank
Wong, Raymond
Wooddell, Jr., De Leslie j.
Wooddell, Richard E.
Woodhouse, ralph
Woodhouse, Thomas
Wright, Gray
Wynkoop, Charles H.
Yanez, joe
Yanez, Ramon
Ybarra, Jose
Ybarra, Robert G.
YoaS, Jack Stockton
Young, George A.
Yourgulez, Enrique M.
Yslas, Armando
Yslas, Robsrt T.
Zamora, Carlos L.
Zenizo, Gerald
Ziegler, Robert Otto
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1t. William Underwood and Miss
Marquita Rocks were here yesterday
from Tucson.
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Men In Service
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Sainz, Ramon
Salazar, Cirilo r.
Salazar, Ramon
Salcido, Antonio Arturo
Salcido, Carlos Villa
Salcido, Eligio Valdez
Salcido, Francisco B.
Salgado, Ricardo
Salge, Roy Lee
Salmon, Ignacio E.
Samuels, Jack S.
Sanchez, Manuel
Santa Cruz, Armand T.
Santa Cruz, Eugene
Santacruz, Gilbert
SantacruZ, Luis r.
Saxon, Algene
Schmidt, Albert
Schultz, Ebert Noriega
Scott, Richard P.
Senac, Emilio E.
Senac, Jose Santos
Serino, Dick
Serino, Robert William
Shackleford, Walter
Shannon, I. H.
Sheriff., Phil
Schock, Leslie F.
Schock, Raymond D.
Shugart, James A.
Siddell, Jr., Eugene
Silva, Alfred w,
Silva, Pedro
Silva, Trinidad
Silvas, Ignacio
Simpson, Edward A.
Simpson, Stephen
Sinohui, Antonio D.
Sillohui, Jose H.
Sinohui, Manuel Romero
Sinohui, Virginia
Sisk, Alvin L.
Smith, Bonny Adam
Smith, Jr., Charles S.
Smith, Don
Smith, Louie
Smith. LUIS
Smith, Wally
Smith, Will
Snithhart, Frank
Soils, Antonio
Sotelo, Arturo
Soto, Angel D.
Soto, Eddie A.
Soto, Ernest C..
Soto, Frank
Soto, Gilbert
Soto, Jose D.
Soto, Oscar CorraleS
Soto, Oscar r.
Soto, Rafael G.
Sotomayor, Jesus
Spence, Joseph v.
Sproule, James
Slough. Charles S.
Sudduth, Warren
Summey, John Murphy
Swanson, Edwin
Swanson, Sigfried
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TOR THOSE who fall and freeze the lime
Il covered floors of the cattle that carry them
TO German labor camps-there is no other choice.
For the little children of Tepelini and Salonika
and Athens who wait with swollen stomachs for the
food ship that arrives there is nothing else to
do-but wait.
For the Russian peasant with no choice but to
burn his home before the Nazis reached it, for the
Chinese of Marking who suffered the terrorism of
the Jap; for all of those in nameless graves and
numberless cells-for all of them-there
second chance, no other choice.
But for yoa-a choice still remains. For yOH-
among all the peoples of the world, the road to
freedom is still clear.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
No second, chance. mo other. choice

Never before have we been able to measure the
price of freedom for ourselves and our children in
such tangible Will you help to keep the road
to freedom open? Will you invest-aH yO~ can-in
War Bonds?
It's not so much to ask. Many of us are making
more money than we have for years. The things
we'd like to buy with that money scarce-or
unavailable So, we're asked to loan money at good
interest-$4 for every So when the Bonds mature:
Money to help pay for the war-keep prices down
provide peacetime jobs and peacetime goods and a
generally decent world for all of us when the war
is won.
Chances are you're already in the Payroll Savings
PIan-buying War Bonds s-doing your bit. But
don't stop there. Raise your sights Do your bea
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

A RECENT issue of the Worces-
tes, Mass, Telegram contained a
letter by Attorney A. Young Jan
kauskas) refuting the arguments
of those who wish Lithuania to be
Soviet Republic. Mr.. Young is
is president of the local district
council of the Knights of Lithua-
mia.
THE SON of one who helped
Iithuania to get the port of Klai-
peda in 1928 is back from the Pa
cific front where he participated in
all the furious battles of Guadal-
canal. He is Marine Corporal
Stanley f. Ivas, of South Boston,
Mass. He was five months on
Guadalcanal and ID months on
all other Pacific fronts. He was
among the first to land on Qua
dalcanal and participated in the
battles of Blood Knoll, Natanikan,
Red Beach, and Lunga River, for
which he was awarded five stars.
Due to disability from jungle fever
Stanley was discharged and is now
resting with his folks. His father,
A. Ivas, was on the Central Com
mittee of Lithuanians in 1928
when it raised the standard of re-
volt against the dilatory tactics of
the French in KlaipGda.
REV. GECYS, a Lithuanian war
refugee now in this country, is
writing a book in English under
the title Catholic Lithuania.
IN REVIEWING Polish Russian
relations for the past ten centuries,
Prof Oscar Halccki, a noted Polish
historian, writes in the Review of
: Politics, published in England:
"The fundamental differences be-
tween Poland and Russia exclude
any closer union between the two
individual nations, but they certain
ly do not exclude their peaceful CO.
operation in the universal interna-
tional organization which ought to
result from World War II to make
a third one impossible. The pos
sibility of such a cooperation de-
pends on Russia, because she and
not Poland is raising claims against
her smaller neighbors."
The same conclusion is reached
by every responsible Lithuanian
historian, when discussing Lithuan-
ian Russian relations. There are
such fundamental differences be-
tween the Lithuanians and che Rus
slams that no closer union (sucE
as the formula of a Soviet Lithua-
MIA in the Soviet Union) is possible
except by force or might. Lithuan,
ians are not even Slavs, as the
Poles are. They are Catholic anc
intensely Western nation, akin tc
the Scandinavians.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
LANKYkITES LIETUVIU
SALEJE

Lietuviu Amerikos Pilieciu
Klubas pradejo rengti Lietu-
viQ saleje tas pramogas kurio-
Sc kiekvienam yra proga kas
nors laim9ti, kartais ir dikto-
ka laimiki.
Tos pramogos bus keturis
vakarus savaiteje, antradienio,
ketvirtadienio, penktadienio ir
Sestadienio nuo 8 val. Prasi-
des klubo vardu sio sestadie-
MO vakare, Lapk. 6.
Kluhas isteige Kareiviu ir
JureiviQ fonda, kuriam pelnas
skiriamas.
Kurie turit militarineje tar
,iooue sunu, dukteri, broli,
seseri, gimme ar drauga, pri-
duokit ju adresus klubui, atsi-
lanke paminetais vakarais Lie
tuviu salen.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
Virto jau 'Cicilikiskai-
katalikiska Spauda'

Xxi siol Gabaliauskas Ian
dziodamas po Lietuviu katali-
ku namus rinko aukas "katali-
kiskai spaudai" paremti. Nuo
dabar dalykai pasikeite - j
kompanija susidejo Brooklyne
bankrutavusios Naujos Gady-
mes redaktorius Stilsonas, prie
ju prisidejo ir Pittsburghietis
Pikelis.
Kurie mattel, nuo Gabaliau-
sko laikraStuko jau numesta
baznyciQ ir kryziu atvaizdai-
tokia buvo sutartis su cicili-
kais talkininkais.
Kad tas kas cia sakoma yra
teisybe paliudija katalikQ diem
rastis Draugas. Jis raso:
"Naujoji Gadyne (tai tas ci-
cilikiskai bolsevikiskas laikras-
telis-Rep) No. 80, Spaliu Ia
laidoje idejo bendroves direk-
toriu rasta kad to laikrascio
leidimas nutraukiama. -. Bu-
yes redaktorius J. Januskis
nuo redagavimo pasitrauke.
Susidarius sunkiai padeciai pa
sitrauke ir J. Stilsonas. Pr
masis nuejes dirbti ] dirbtu-
We, antrasis isvykstas j Pitts
burgh, Pa. dirbti Lietuviu III
niq redakcijoj.'
Taigi, dabar po jusu namus
landzios auku rinkti Gabaliau-
skas, Stilsonas ir Pikelis tam
paciam "katalikiskai = cicilikis-
KAN" laikrasciui. Jie pasitiki
gerasirdziu Wis rasti, ypac tarp
Clevelando katalikQ, nors vie
tos Lietuviai kunigai to laik-
rascio ir jo leidejo senai jau
nusikrate. Gabaliauskas su sa-
vo 'gazietele jau apie metas
laiko vargsta Pittsburghe, bet
Wis dar landziojo pas Clevelan-
diecius pinigu. Dabar issikele
i Pitsburgha ir patti Gabaliaus-
kiene. Sake, atsitikimas ana
'sekmadieni nauioje parapijo-
ie, kur Moteru Sajungos 36-os
kuopos vakarieneje Gabaliaus-
kas buvo pastumtas Sail, ne
Quota jam kalbeti, buvo galu-
tinas smugis Jam. Req.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
Apple M. S. So Kuopos
Vakariene

Spaliu 3 d., Sajungietas su-
ruose SAUNA vakariene naujos
parapijos naudai, sutraukda-
mos apie 300 dalyviu parapi-
JOS sale, mes Clevelandieciai Ii
no SajungieGiq vaisinguma, ju
drauginguma, ir todel jQ pa
rengimus gausiai remia. 81
Pc 5 valandos, prisipilde sa-
le grazia publika, O jauncs,
grakscios Lietuvaites stalu pa
tarnautojos pradejo nesti sve-
CLANS j status valgius.
Tarpe skait1ingos ir grazios
publikos radosi ir zymesniu
sveciu, kaip tai Lietuvos Pre-
zidentas A. Smetona SUI EMO
ma, Euclid miesto tarybos ma
rvs SUI zmona ir kit. Klebonas
Kun. J. Angelaitis 'perstate
zymesnius svecius trumpai pa
kalbeti. Pc ju issireiskimu pa
kviestas moteru choras, veda-
mas A. Miliauskaites; dainu
programa pradejo dainininke
M. Galdikiene Americas Him
nu, padainuota trys kitos dali
nos, ir baigta Lietuvos Himnu.
Pc kalbu, daineliu ir ska
naus pasivalgymo, sveciai lin
ksmai pasisoko bel draugingai
vaisinosi Xxi velumos.
To viso, vakaro pelnas, iskai-
tant ir rankdarbiu laimejimo
ineigas, sudar5 gryno pelno
$500 nauios baznycios statymo
fondui, iskaitant ir p. Smeto-
nienes So auka.
Sekancios sudovanojo save
rankdarbius baznycios naudai
pile R. Juskaite, PIP. M. Cice-
niene, P. staupiene. R. Babar-
skiene, J. Salaseviciene. Roc
kiene, M. Vaskeliene. M. An
gelaitiene, ViStartiene.
Laimejo Sic: S. Grigonis, ia
net Barntic, Joe Popozy, Joe
Suopis. Mrs. Jurgelis, Mrs. A
ponaitis, Gorzauski, M. Hay.
den. Baltus, A. Obratt.
Vakarienes komisiia buvo
P. Kundrotiene, M. zilinskiene
Mrs. Kaminskiene. O. Gicevi,
viciene. M. Vaskeliene.
Darbininkes: V. Sadauskie-
ne, Juskiene, S. Amsiene, S
Mudrauskiene, Vaisnoriene. M
Petrauskiene. Be1skiene, Zale-
nekiene. K. Magiliene.
Suomi nuosirdziai dekoiame
kleronui Kun. Angelaiciui "
prielanluma Sajungietems il
visokiariopa pagalba, darbuo
,huMoioms. aukotojoms ir da
lyvians aciu uz ju prisideiims
prie sios vakarienes pasiseki
NO. P. staupiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
LANKESI NEW YORKE

Petronele Joniliene praleido
keliolika dienu New Yorke. Jai
ten labai patiko, taigi praleido
ten savo rudenines atostogas.
Master Sgt. Alfonsas Vana-
gas pavyko is Oklahoma vals-
tijos stovyklos palankyti savo
zmona ir pavieseti keleta die
nQ. Jis vede pile Rita Mont
vilaite prizes menesi laiko.
Alfonsas Velioniskis, Vince
Velioniskio sunus, Spaliu 20 d
isejo tarnauti Dedei Samui,
Marinus. Spaliu 26 jam buvc
surengta isleistuviu pokilis AL
pine Village; jis tapo gausia
apdovanotas nuo giminiQ, drau
gu ir pazystamu; puikias do
vanas iteike ir jo Selma. vi
stems jis taria aciu ir tikis
laimingai sugryzti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

Mavoras Frank J. Lausche
laimejo rinkimus - ir laimejo
didziausia dauguma balsu ne
GU kada yra caves kitas kan
didatas; jis taip pat sumuse
savo du metal atgal gauta di-
duma balsQ, kuomet Euvo is
rinktas pirma karta.
Dabar Mayoras Lausche ga
vo 112,864 balsus, jo oponen-
tas Stanton - 1886. Taigi
Lausche gavo 5000 balsus
daugiau. Niekad panasiai ne
IA atsitike miesto istorijoje.
Taip pat pirma karta begy-
je 30 metu Demokratai gavo
] savo kontrole miesto taryba,
nes is 33 tarybos ,nariu II yra
Demokratai.
Lietuviu gyvenamuose War
duose laimejo visi Demokratai
] miesto taryba.
Teisejai laimejo: John E.
Sweeney, isstumdamas is vie
tos negra teiseja Jackson.
David C. Neck, Jr., Joseph
A. Artl ir Perry A. Frey kit
laimeje miesto teiseju vietas
Teisejas Jackson buvo vie
natinis negras Ohio valstijos
bent kokiame teisme, paskir.
tas Gubernatoriaus Bricker, il
neziurint kad j RENE ir pats
MayOras Lausche ir tautines
grupes buvo prasomos uz j
balsuoti, jis rinkimuose prita-
rimO nerado.
Ohio Demokratai taip paten-
knit dabartiniu Mayoro Frank
J. Lausche laimejimu kad sa-
ko iis turf visas galimybes lai-
nett Ohio Gubernatoriaus ar
la Senatoriaus rinkimus 1914
metals. Ar Lausche skubin-
sis tas aukstesnes vietas pa
sirodys trumpoje ateityje.
Tuo tarpu, Mayoras Lausche
paskelbe savo darby riesto ge-
rovei programa is 10 punktu.
Vienas tn punktu yra mazi-
ninas miesto namQ savinin-
kannS taksus.
Savo kabineta paliks visa ia
patj ir 1944-45 terminui.
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CLEVELANDO IR APIELINKES ZINIOS
ENdcot 4S6-Atdara
RAISIEMS BUS PA
RUPINTA DARBAI

Clevelande veikiantis komi-
tetas globoti raisus ir kitaip
kuniskai nesveikus. Tas ko-
vadinasi Committee
for the Handicapped, antrasas
PIG Superior Ave-, Room SOC.
10 vedejai kreipesi Dirvos
redakcija prasydami paskelbti
jeigu yra tokiu LietuviQ kurie
turf kokius kuniskus trukumus
bet siaip sveiki, kad atsikreip-
tu ista komiteta, jiems paru-
pins darbus il uzdarbius, jei-
gu jie kitur jau neimami dirb-
ii. Darbus duos nuo 16 metu
ir senesniems vyrams ir mo-
TERMS. Darbu turf net tokiu
kuriuos galima atlikti mamie
bunant.
Tie asmenys bus suregis-
truojami virSmineto komitetC
savanoriu. Jeigu pas ka uz.
eitu tokiai registraciiai sutei-
kit pilnas zinias apie tokius as,
mems. Jiems bus padaryta di.
delis geras, gales patys sat
uzsidirbti.
Tukstanciai kaip nors neiga.
linciu asmenu jau dirba Cleve'
lando dirbtuvese ir ofisuose
ar tai raisi, ar neprigirdinti
ar neprimatanti, aria kaip XII
taip nepilnai sveiki.
Kas noretu gall gauti to ko
miteto aplikaciju blankas Dir
vote, tiktai kreipkites.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
ATTENTION, MEN

Men of draft age residing in Sell
ective Service Boards 20, 81, %, %.
"a. 25 ir 26 are invited to attend
two meetings designed to acquaint
prospective inductees with Army
and Navy life. The first Of these
meetings will be held Monday even
ing, November Sth at Glenville
High School Auditorium.
These meetings, arranged by the
Civilian Defense Committee on Pre-
Induction Training in cooperation
with the War Department and the
above named Draft Boards, will
give pre-inductees much informa-
tion. You will learn. for instance,
what happens at the Induction Sta
ton: how much time you have be-
tween induction and the time you
leave FOR camp; what you should
take along with you to the Recep-
ton Center; what happens at the
Reception Center; what the Army
General Classification Test is; how
the ARM assigns men to different
jobs: how much your Army pay
will be-
Monday evenings program will
DSS III Will a OAHU Coil1ClI cI ''fc.
, A short talk by Lieut.. Daniel Nc
Naughton, Air Corps, Military
Training Division, Washington, D..
c., will be followed by War De-
partment movie entitled "Classifi-
cation of Enliested Men,. This
movie will tell about classification
and assignment of inductees the
the soldiers qualification card Fol-
lowing this will be q questions and
answers period.
The meeting will be attended by
Draft Board officials. Army and
Navy officers who will be there to
answer your questions. If you
don't care to ask your questions at
the meeting, it is suggested that
you write them down on paper be-
fore the meeting and these written
questions will be picked up by the
committee and answered from the
! stage
Everyone - prospective inductees
mothers and fathers, brothers and
sisters. girl friends, etc, are in
vited to these meetings. Remem-
Der the date: November 9th - at
Glenville High School Auditorium,
so Parkwood Drive.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

of European est--German i'm
perialism-normal relations can be
reestablished as formerly also in
the Baltic region.
Basing its foreign policy on the
high principles expressed in the
radio address of Mr.. Hull, Latvia
has always wanted and still is will,
ing to reestablish friendly relations
with all it's ne;ghbors, including So
Wet Russia-with the latter on the
basis of the Peace Treaty of 1920
and of International law-and thus
to renew the indispensable equilib-
rum which existed in Northern
Europe when all the Baltic States
were free. Latvia hates both Ma
ziism and bolshevism and desires
freedom and peace.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
LATVlA ACCLAINAS THE PRINCIPLES
OF SECRETARY CORDELL HULL

les, especially in their relations
with Soviet Russia, both political
ly and economically. Their indie
pendent existence balanced the sit
uation on the Baltic shores. 1t
placed at the disposal not only of
Russia but Of all states, it's entire
transit and harbor facilities. Dur
ing the last 20 years Of it's exist
ence Latva's worthiness to be in
dependent has never been quest
ioned. We believe that after the
elimination of the primary cause
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NJ | r NJ Al

TAMAsAUSKAS Petras (Tho-
mas), 80 M, nuo 1928 E. '79
ST., mire Spaliu 81, palaidotas
Lapk. 3, Kalvarijos kapinese
pamaldos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio
baznycioje. Velionis buvo gi-
mes Clevelande. Like dukte,
Patricia Ann, rotina, Agnes
Tamasauskiena, taipgi seserys
ir broliai.
Laidojime pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktorius N. A. Will
kelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
THE PER7SCOPE
By SARUNAS.

A EUROPE that would be domi-
mated by Soviet totalitaria S m
would not be free Europe. The
intransigeant Soviet Union has
never yet permitted democracy TO
function where it controlled. I'm
der it small Independent nations
cannot exist and free people are
merely fiction. What one gest-
ure has the Soviet Union made 10
assist the democratic nations? All
the missions are always to Mos
cow and never to Casablanca, Que
bee, London, or Washington. And
to all the urgings Of the world dem
ocracy to acknowledge the right
of the Lithuanian people to free
dom, the spokesmen of the Soviet
Union prattle about the "status Of
California;.
HOWEVER, all is not black.
The most important thing about
the Moscow conference is that it
took place The cornerstone of the
edicife of peace is 1) an Anglo
American understanding, and (2)
an understanding between this An
glo-American unity and the Rus
slams, based upon mutual self-in-
terest and the need to preserve
peace.
When this war is over no nation
will need long period of peace
more than devastated Russia. There
fore, as practical men desiring
peace, the leaders of Russia ought
to come to the conclusion that they
can have this desired peace only
by cooperating with other power
full nations who desire the same
thing. Russian policy cannot be
of combining with lesser European
states (even if communized) against
the Anglo-American group, which
will possess great industrial re-
sources, the command of the sea
and aid Herein lies the hope OF
true democrats that the Moscow
conference will not produce any
false notes.
A SPECIAL Committee of the
Lithuanian Kunigu Vienybe is still
(for the past two years. hard at
work to find means to help Llth-
uanian war sufferers in Siberia
Rev. Koncius and Rev. Balkunas
recently visited the State Depart
ment, the American Red Cross and
the Catholic Naional Committee in
Washington.
A good news finally reached us
that the Soviet Government gave
permission for the departure Of
Mrs. Carneckis and her five child
rem. She is Worcester, Mass.
girl and the wife of a former Llth-
uanian Minister to the United
States, Valdemaras Carneckis, who
at one time was Lithuania's Finance
Minister. He is to remain under
the duress in Siberia. The cost OF
Getting Mrs. Carneckis and family
out of Siberia is estimated about
$4,000
The League for the Liberation
of Iithuania has donated 5000 to-
ward the expense of Mrs. Carnec
kis return to her native United
States, away from the dreary grasE
of the Russian bear.
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UZKVIETIMAS VYRAMS

Drafto amziaus vyrai gyve-
nanti ribose Selective Service
Boards 20, Fl, %, %, "a, 25
il 26 Suomi kvie3iami atsilan-
kyti dviejuose mitinguose ku-
rie taikomi supazindinti busin-
cius kareivius SUI Armijos ir
Laivyno gyvenimu. Pirmutinis
tQ susirinkimu bus pirmadienio
vakare, Iapk. 8, Glenville High
School Auditorium.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

DIRVA yra pigiausias dar-
DO zmogaus liuoslaikio drau-
gas. Skaitykit ia.