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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
Tabernacle Baptist

Corp. p. f. Christman Of
Fort Mcclellan, Ala. spent
! the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Johnson of S. Broadway.
All Mission Circles Of the
Tabernacle Missionary So
ciety will meet Sunday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the
church. Mrs. Ethel Owings
is president Of the Society.
Rev. Claude d. Morrow,
formerly of Dayton, now a
student at Simmons Univ,
Louisville, KY. preached at
both morning and evening
services at Tabernacle last
Sunday. Friends here were
happy to learn that Rev.
Morrow had successfully
passed the examination for
ordination which was held
We'd, Dec. 16 in Louisville.
a. tho Nj ahanon Bapt.
church. Dr. William II. Bal
lew, pastor.
The Tabernacle Savings
Club, a new organization in
the church, has elected the
following officers: Pres.
Rev. j. w. Broaddus; Vice
Pres. Mr.. Timothy Mitchell;
See. Mrs. Arnora Ogletree;
Treas. Mr.. N. G. Copeland
and T. P. Turner, Chairman
of Board Of Directors.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01

tary branches, with DO per
cent OF the 1000 in the
Army Signal Corps, 70 per
cent in the Navy, and lne
remaining 40 percenC in the
Army, Marine Corps, Coast
Guard, Airforce and other
groups. About Is percent
of themy are commissioned
officers At present the
Ohio Bell has nearly 1900
employees throughout the
state Of whom about 1000
are men. While some en-
pIoyees have joined the
WAACS and the WAVES,
nearly all who have donned
thier country's uniform are
men. In the last two years
the peak of the number Of
men in the company was a.
bout 4,70O. This r., ans
that better than one out of
every five men with the com
pany when the United
States began to prepare for
war is now an active par
ticipant in that war.
THE fact that SO n, my
Of our fellow workers are
III military service gives us
a special incentive to buy
war bonds. .sThosc Of us
on the home front are doing
our UTMOST Ito furnish '.she
armed forces, war indust-
ries, and government agen-
cies with the communica-
fibYs satellites SO vital TO
the war effort
When a new Bell Tele-
phone System transcontin-
entail long distance cable
from New York to San Fran
cisco was officially opened
for service Monday after
noon, it was revealed by
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01

The Forum acknowledges
with thanks the reception
Of a large five pound box
of delicious candy from Mr.
j. S. Henderson, manager
of tn Palace Theatre.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
DAYTON
TO { A L S
SOCIAL EVENTS

Next week the F run
will carry some of the so
cial events held during the
holidays. Order your copy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01

Of the workers and they con-
tinued their work.
exyAuRxeH .s1.::ss-SssEA
Some 300 had been hired to
do the work, in longhand, be-
cause typists are not avail
able. OF the group, a large
number were Negro. But the
majority of the disnlssals
handed out were to the Negro
girls who had been given only
d weeks work. Many Of them
had come from out Of town
and were in a bad way finan-
cially.
No one wanted to discuss
the matter, however, Wher
the union took over, IT was
alGcklr adjusted.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
MARIAN

tContinued from page II
fund which financed the
painting Of the mural.
Miss Anderson's appear
a11ce at the Department Of
the Interior auditorium l will
precede her initial appear
IN Constitution Hall, when
she sings there on the fol-
lowing night (Thursday,
January d on behalf Of the
United China Relief.
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Melrose Telephone
(Continued from n...,,

tContinued from pare -
because of many other
changes throughout Dayton
due to the tremendous expan-
sion OF the city's telephone
system resulting from the war
effort. This expansion has re-
CURED many plant rearrange-.
ments and adjustments
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01


Rcv. Thomas w. Chryer,
minister az Waynian A. M. E.
hurch announced this week
hat MISS Viola Smith, noted
evangelist will open a two
week s revival service at Way
ssan beginning Sunday, jan,
3. and continuing through
January II.
Miss Smith is beloved by
Dayton church-goers. This
will be her third year to con-
laset meetings at Wayman. All
a-'n invited to hear this great
preacher and singer.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
SIXTEEN PER CENT OF
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEGROES

ering the army through Sc
lective service were Neg
roes. Negro soldiers are
serving in Great Britain,
ireland, North and West
Africa, Australia, New
Guinea, Hawaii, Alaska,
and the West Indies.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
Former Ohio Bell
~
Employees In
Nations 5 Armed
Forces Has Reached
1000

The number Of employ
ees of The Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Company from vari-
Gus parts of the state who
are in the nations armed
forces has reached the
1000 mark, including 107
from Dayton. The com.any
is represented in all mill
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
BIRTHDAY RALLY
A SUCCESS

The birthday rally spon-
sored by the brotherhood
of Wayrnan A.M.E. church
was a splendid success.
More than $1,000 was
realized. The oldest wo-
man participating was Dea-
coness Maria Gaines, age
90. The men had a tie;
Mr.. N. A. Anderson 70 and
Mr.. Willis Marcum 70. All
winners will be given
prizes. The brotherhood
presented the church 500
Sunday night. Mr.. Chance
made the presentation.
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Mr.. Deis also said that
whne tae neW MEIross siiice
viii relieve congestion Z ;alls
in the Adams, F'Ulto and
HEmlock Offices, it W not
provide extra facilitis Tor
new service III the cas-
served by those excilaii
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01
REMEMBERED

= Able Wallace, columnist
tor many Negro newspap-
ers, sends the Forum edi-
tor a gift every Christmas.
This year It was 81 dandy
necktie. sIhah You Able
Wallace Z
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-01

Chaplain e. Skelton
Robert SHELTON who finished the training course for Army
from Leutenants uniform when he received his
Sergeant in the 37nd Infantry
irneh e the enlisted
ministry Ohio Wesleyan University Garrett
Chaplain Shelton
au Ind Lexington KY, Chicago
Of Barnes Methodist Church,
Indianapolis, for the past fourteen
Of Metho
Navy Chapans
before the completion term addressed the MetoA
dist chaplainS
Evening star., 1943-10-04

n SILENT deadly rain of destruction for tyranny drifts
ofe skies from huge transport planes-DougIas C47
the tough, dependable "cork horses of the Army
Air Forces that cng their ,cay rica Sicily, and
Pacific islands bringing guns, ammunition and medical
supplies the fighting fronts and flying the rounded
"0NIVE us plant capacity Give us men
" with know how, men whose experience and
resourcefulness fit them to tackle anything! We
need them NOW!"
This was the call of Americas aircraft builders,
spurred by wars desperate haste. They needed
help-and got it; found the plant, the manage
ment, and men-at Pullman-Standard. Here was
experience in working and fabricating aluminium
Pullman-Standard had handled many millions
of pounds of aluminium, probably more than any
other single fabrcator outside of the aircraft in
dustry. For years, in building streamined trains,
Pullman-Standard had been a laboratory for devel-
oping and testing alloys and fabricating methods
and so these plane builders came to headquarters
for the hel they sought!
1t was accident that made Pullman Standard
specialists in wings for the Douglas C47's-the
Skytrain- when Douglas planned the mighty
C54, the largest cargo plane in full-scale produc-
ton, Pullman-Standards past record made it the
logical choice for more work-wings and tail
assemblies For Puman-Standard's DEVELOPMENT
of streamliners ideal training for builders of
aircraft assemblies. To these pioneer car manu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
TRECIAS kONTIN-
GENTAS WAC's
ISSIUSTAS

Karo Paliaubu dienoje, Pa
saulinio Karo l sukaktyje, XII
ia grupe Ohio moteru apleidzia
sia valstija ir iSvyksta mill
tarinio lavinimo punktus, tuo-
mi prisidedamos prie didziau-
sio istorijoje moteru tarnybos
rekrutavimo vajaus - pagrei-
tinimui baigimo Pasaulinio Ka-
70 II.
Ketvirtadieni, Lapkricio II,
trecias kontingentas naujai su-
rekrutuotu Ohio Women's Ar
my Corps, isirasiusiu pastara-
me WAC vajuje, bus prisaik-
dintos priesakyje State House,
Columbus, Ohio, puosnioje vie
Sole ceremonijoje.
Sis vieSas prisaikdinimo pro-
gramas bus dalis Columbus
Armistice Dienos Parade. Pa
rade dalyvaus ir naujai rekru-
tuotos WACs.
Po situ ceremoniju naujos
WACs bus iSveztos j Daytona
Beach, Floridon, kur prasides
ju pagrindinis apmokymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
MAYORAS PRISAIK.
DINTAS

Mayoras Frank J. Lausche,
paprastom ceremonijomis, pri-
saikdintas Clevelando valdyto-
ju kitam dvi"i" metu termi-
nui. Ceremonies ivyko mics
to rotuseje Lapkricio 8, sekan-
tt pirmadieni po isrinkimo. Tai
jau kelinti rinkimai kaip ma
yOras uzima savo pareigas ia
pat menesi kaip isrenkamas.
Seniau budavo uzima pareigas
su Sausio l diena. Miesto ia
ryba ir dabar ia sena tvarka
uzima savo pareigas nuo Sau-
sio l.
Mayoras Lausche yra pirmu-
tinis Demokratas miesto mayo
ras begyje 80 metu laimejes
rinkimus antram terminui.
Apskrities valdyba yra De-
mokratQ kontroleje per ellie
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
CLEVELANDE BUS
DAUG DARBU PO
kARO

zinovai pradejo tvirtinti kad
Clevelandas stow aukstoje vie
toje pokariniu darby industri-
jos vaizde.
Sakoma cia kita meta bus
padaryta dar didesni prapleti-
mai karo darbu, ir bus paruos-
ia platus pokariniu darbu pro-
gramas. Cia bus gaminama Ell
le paciu svarbiu Sales gwen
tojams reikmenu.
Clevelanda aplanke grupe is
40 aukSciausiu General Motors
korporacijos virsininku is Det-
roito ir New Yorko, apziureda-
mi savo korporacijos dirbtu es
cia. Jie ir kit pareiske apie
didele Clevelando pokarine at
eiti.
Jau apie 700 ivairiu dirbtu-
viu Clevelande susirase po-
kariniu darbu programa, ku-
rios turf so ar daugiau darbi-
ninku.
Daroma pastangos paruosti
pokariniams darbams ir 1900
dirbtuvese kurios turi po ma
ziau negu SO darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
Taupykit Anglia, Casa,
Elektra

Miesto gyventojai raginami
deti pastangas sia ziema tau
pyti, bereikalingai neaikvoti
CASA, angli, elektra, alieju il
kitas kritiskas reikmenis.
Prize to visko taupymo dau-
giausia prisideti gall seiminin-
kes, todel jos prasomos ir bus
nuolat raginamos ir mokinamos
nedeginti kada nereikia kure-
namo gaso, neaikvoti ANGLES
kurinant pecius Xxi tick kad
namas uzsidegtu, nepalikti de-
gancias elektros lempos ir XII
tus elektros padargus kada jQ
nereikia naudojimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
SVECIANIMAISI

Cpl. Vacius Jurgelis parvy-
ko 8 dienu pailsiui pas tevus,
po savo dideliu kelioniu kurio-
mis- buvo pasiekes Afrika ir
vel gryzes. Jis jau isigijes
naujus zenklus. Apsako apie
savo keliones ir pergyvenimus
lahai idomiai.
Sukiu 3unus Vitus ]. Sukys
karineje tarnyboje tapo pakel-
tas j pirma leitenanta. Jis pri-
silaiko Camp Breckenridge,
Ky. 10 jaun2sis brolis julius
paskirtas studiiuoti inziniery-
stes Ball State Kolegijoj, Mum
Gle, Ind.
Siomis dienomis lankesi pas
savo tevus Clev clande ellie XII
tn Lietuviu kariQ. v
Poni Zdaniene, is Bedford
lankesi pas savo gimines Day.
ton, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

oPASIRYZO streikuoti 45O
moteru dirbanciu Independent
Towel Supply Co., skalbykloje,
reikalaudamos daugiau mokes-
ties.
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M IRI vi Al

JONlLA Stasys, 43 metu, nuo
706 E. 96 ST., mire Lapk. 8,
palaidotas Lapk. II, Highland
Park kapinese.
Liko zmona, Katre, podukra
Mildred Fistek, ir tikras sunus
Stasys. Taipgi sesuo Sofia
Rimkus.
Velionis Amerikon atvyko
1889 metals. Paejo Burbiskiu
k, Vosyliskes par, Raseinip
APPS.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktorius N. A. Wilke-
lis.
JARAS Mare, 70 metu, nuo
1439 E. AZ ST., mire Spaliu
2e, palaidota Lapk. 2, Kalva-
rijos kapinese; pamaldos atsi-
buVo Sv. Jurgio baznyCioje.
Liko sunai: Jonas, Juozas,
Vincas, Petras, Antanas duk-
te Mrs. Anna Skully.
sALTENIS Jonas, SO m., nui
17601 Glenshire ave-, mire
Lapk. 1, palaidotas Lapk. 3,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko zmona, Grace, du su-
mai ir dvi dukterys.
VALIENE Agota, 67 m., nuo
1884 Strathmore ave-, mi
re Lapk. 7, palaidota Lapk. g.,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko vyras, Viktoras, sunus
Vincas.
Visu Siu laidojime pasitarna-
vo Laidotuviu Direktore Della
Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
(CURRENT NEWS ON
LITHUANIAN SITUATION)

On October 10, 1889, Lithuania
and the Soviet Union signed the
Treaty of Mutual Assistance.
The fact that Lithuania signed
this pact signified departure from
her traditional foreign policy which
was to rely on the system of col
lective security sponsored by the
League of Nations. avoiding closer
ties with her great neignbors. The
Lithuanian-S Soviet Treaty of Nut
ual Assistance was undertaken, as
mentioned in the Preamble of that
Treaty,
For the purpose of develop
ing the friendly relations es-
tablished by the Peace Treaty
of July II, 1920, and based on
the recognition Cf an indepen-
dent State existence and nom
intervention in the internal af-
fairs of the other party :.
Article of the pact speaks of
the actual return of the Vilnius re-
gion to Lithuania by the Soviets,
for by this treaty of July II, 1920,
the Soviets recognized Lithuanian
sovereignty rights over the region
in question.
Article w of the pact introduces
a new and startling matter:
The Soviet Union receives
the right to maintain at its
own expense, at points in the
Republic of Lithuania establish
ed by mutual agreement, Soviet
land and air armed forces of
strictly limited strength
This article made it possible for
the Soviets to station garrisons in
Lithuania which played the role of
modern Trojan Horse" eight
months later. 1t was a grim omen
cf coming disaster, in spite Of the
reassurinp words of Article VII, to
the effect that no threat TO Lith-
uanian independence could be en-
visaged:
Fulfillment of this treaty
shall in no way affect the SOW
ereign rights of the contract
ing parties, in particular their
state organization, economic
and social systems, military
measures, and generally the
principle of nOnintervention in
internal affairs.
DESPITE the traditionally friend
ly relations between Lithuanla anc
Soviet Russia up to that date, the
presence of foreign garrisons or
their soil caused anxiety to thf
I.ithuanans. Students OF lnterna
tional affairs of that period were
particularly interested to kno"
| whether Lithuania had signed the
Treaty of Mutual Assistance OF nel
own free will or as consequences
of threats or under compulslon. Ihe
| T Lithuanian official attitude at thai
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two volume history Of Lithuania
will be destroyed by he Nazi bar
barians.
ONLY recently news have been
received of the death on June IA,
in Panevezys, Lithuania, Of fam
Gus Lithuanian woman writer, Cab
riele Petkevicaite who used the pen
name of Bite (Bee). She began to
write in 1894 and died 83 years old.
OUR READERS will have noted
that the title of this column has
been changed from Youths Forum
to LITHUANIAN DIGEST. The
latter titling is the suggestion OF
the editor of Dirva, Mr.. Karpius-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
APSIVALYKIT!

Mayoras Lausche paskyre
Rudeninio Apsivalymo dienas
Sia savaite, ketvirtadieni, pen
ktadieni ir seStadieni.
Visi gyventojai raginami ir
prasomi apsivalyti apie savo
namus, kiemus, garazius, skle-
pus.
Miesto trokai per tas iris
dienas surinks ir nuveS visas
iSmatas surinktas ir sudetas
prize gatv5s.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
THE PERySCOpE
BY SARUNAS.

TWO Lithuanian Saesian Fa-
theirs, M. Pascius and Petras Ma
skolaitis, have left Lisbon, Portu-
gal, for Bolivia, South America, TO
take up positions as teachers in
local ecclesiastical seminary.
THE LOVE of knowledge which
is inherent in many Lithuanian i'm
migrants was brought to the sur
face by the death of Simonas Penn
pc, of Redwood City, Cal. he
left library worth $1,000, collec-
ted during 33 years residence in
the United States.
A GROUP of private citizens Of
Lithuania calling themselves the
Lithuanian National Council is pub
fishing a Lithuanian Bulletin in En-
elish, of which No. and No. 7
appeared and may be had by writ
ing to: 73 w. 1O4th St., New York
City. Bulletin No. contains an
article by Colonel K V. Grinius
describing the German Rus S a n
moves in 1939-1941 and their eff
feet upon the fate of Lithuania.
Bulletin No. 7 describes the Lith-
uanian-American conference held in
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Sept. 2-2, 1943),
and contains a statement by the
Press Bureau of the Lithuanian
National Council in regard TO cer-
tain Polish propaganda, also a ser
mon preached by the Rev. Arthur
C. Headlom, Bishop of Gloucester,
about the sad fate of the Baltic
States. The Bulletin Also contains
some recent news from Lithuania
culled from the Swedish press.
, THE GESTAPO arrested Petras
Klimas, the Lithuanian Minister to
France who was residing near vi
chy after Soviet Russia took over
Lithuania and the premises Of he1
diplomats in certain countries. Mr.
Klimas was anti-nazi and is a no
ted historian. 1t is feared that his
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Lithuania' $ Mutual Assistance Pact
THE MODERN TROJAN HORSE

time amounted TO tnlS: UnQer lne
existing circumstances, it was pre-
ferable as we'll as necessary to sign
such treaty. 1t was bona fide
act as far as the Lithuanians were
concerned. Though the situation
could not help but be disturbing,
Lithuania scrupulously lived up to
the obligations she had assumed in
regard to the Soviet Union. She re-
mained loyal to that pact in word
and deed
The press of the Western demo-
cracies did not hesitate to express
concern over the conclusion of the
pacts between the Soviet Union and
the Baltic States:
"At the time Of conclusion of the
Soviet Pacts with Estonia, Latvia
and Lithuania the press of this
(Great Britain) and other countries
made sarcastic and cynical referen-
ces to Moscows pledge not to in
terfere with the structure of the
social systems in these little repub-
lies :" remarked w. P. and Eel
da X. Coates in their book RUS
STA, FINLAND AND THE BAL
TIC.
Such appraisal of Soviet motives
abroad forced V. M. Molotov, Com
misar for Foreign Affairs of the
USSR, to issue a statement at the
special session of the Supreme
Council of the USSR, October 81,
1889, from which we quote the fol-
lowing:
The special character of these
Mutual Assistance Pacts in no
way implies any interference
of the Soviet Union in the af-
fairs of EstOnia, Lithuania and
Latvia, as some foreign news
papers are trying to make out.
On the contrary, all these Pacts
of Mutual Assistance strictly
stipulate the inviOlability of the
sovereignty of each others af-
fairs. The Pacts are based on
mutual respect for the political,
social and economic structure
of the contracting parties
We stand for The scrupulOus
and punctilious observance of
these pacts We declare
that all the spreading of the
nonsense about sovietizing the
Baltic countries is only to the
interests of our common enc
mics and of all anti Soviet pro-
vocateurs.
In a speech on March 20, 1914
(shortly before the Soviet invasio,
of Lithuania), Molotov again de
clared:
Cur experience during the six
months that have elapsed since
these treaties with the Baltic
ance were concluded has enab-
led us to draw very definite
positive cOnclutiOns concerning
these treaties fifth the Baltic
In spite of the scare raised
by imperialistic circles hostile
to the Soviet Union, the. State
and political independence of
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
has not suffered in any way.
The Soviets continued TO expires
their satisfaction with the work
ing of the pact in Lithuania al
most up to the moment of inva
sion, when they violated that yer
same pact.
However, in spite of such assur
ances, the world knows that Whe
the Soviets after the fall Of Franc
saw the opportunity to strike, al
Lithuanian efforts to adhere to IN
terms of that and other agreement
were of no avail. The Soviet blit
ultimatum of June Is, 1910, and tn
subsequent invasion OF Llthuanl
were in accordance with the tactic
of the legendary Trojan Horse. In
Mutual Assistance Pact, as poltlcs
"protection", quickly degenerate
into an instrument of absorption.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
American Lithuanian
War Activity Konite-
to Zinios

Antradienio vakare, Lapkr.
16, 81 organizacija laikys me-
nesini savo susirinkima 8 val.
vakare, sv. Jurgio parapijos
mokyklos kambaryje.
Per koki laika sios organiza-
cijos veikimas buvo susilpne-
ies, bet tikime dabar, orui at
vesus, zmones vel prades Ian
kyti susirinkimus.
Darbo yra uztektinai visienls
IL musu pareiga yra darbuotis
naminiame fronte kick tik is
CALM; turime palaikyt morale
musu jaunimo kuris isejes tar
nauti militarinese pajiegose,
taipgi turin prisideti prie vi
su darby kuriu musu valdzia
nori nuo savo zmoniu.
American Lithuanian War
Activity Komitetas yra suor-
ganizuotas veikti Amerikos vi
suose reikaluse, ir musu Lietu-
viSkam iaunimui kurs kariau-
ia w sia sail. Xxi kolei karas
tests tas darbas bus pirmoje
vietoje musu veikime. Gal ne
kuriems toks programs nepa-
tinka, bet bunant Americas
gyventojais, Americas reika-
lus turime statyti pirmoje vie
toje.
Taip pat viskas ka mes nu-
veikiam reikalinga kad butu
zinoma kaip Lietuviu nuveiktas
darbas. Turin parodyti Ame-
rikos valdziai ka mes kaip Lie
tuviai nuveikem, kad mes ne
sam pasilike nuo kitu tautu
zmoniu pirkime War Bonds,
aukavime kraujo, prisidejime
prie Civilian Defense progra-
mo. Turime taip pat tureti sa-
rasa kick musu vyru, vaikinu,
merginu tarnauja militarireje
tarnyboje.
Per kick laiko buvo kalbama
apie suzinojima kick Clevelan-
do Lietuviai yra nupirke War
Bonds, bet tas pasiliko tiktai
kalboje. Nuo sios savaites pra-
sides rinkir,os tos informaci-
jos Lietuviu tarpe, ir jusu pri-
sidejimas prie Sio darbo labai
pageidaujamas. Prasom visu
kaip tik jums bus priduota ar
pastu pasiusta Post Card, is
pildykit ir imeskit ia Mail
Box. Taigi neatsisakykit pa
init arba priimti korta kai il
bus jums paduota arba prisiu-
sta.
Sudarymui gero suraso kick
musu jaunimo yra iseje tar
nauti kariuomenen bus isteig-
ia Honor Roll knyga, j kuria
suraSysime vardus visu Lietu-
viu kariu.
sios knygos igijimo kastu
padengimui rengiama kortavi-
mo vakaras, sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos saleje, Gruodzio Il.
Nepamirskit susirinkimo ku-
ris atsibus antradienio vakare,
Lapkricio 16.
Jurgis K. Venslovas,
Pirm. American Lithuanian
War Activity Committee.
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lima gauti statybai reikmenu.
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liu menesi miesto ribose isduo-
ia leidimai naujai statybai ku-
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Tas, zinoma, apima federali
gyvenamu butu projekta ir
privatine statyba.
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PlaCiai ZinOmas muZikantaS,
Jonas Apanaitis, Apanaiciu su-
nus, pastarame miesto polici-
jos papildyme tapo paskirtas
policininku ir jau eina savo
pareigas. Linkime Jonui Ap2-
naiciui gero pasisekimo.
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