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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-01
Answers 70
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
Send Home-Front Queries TO
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In Care of This Paper

Q.-Can I wear a pair of minia-
ture wings sent by my boy friend
in the Air Corps?
A.-Certainly, sister. But you
can't wear regulation wings un-
less you earn them.
Q.-Is it permissible to detach
the first shoe stamp from my ra-
ton book and send it to my sister
up North?
A.-No, these stamps are not
transferable except among mem
bers of the same household.
Q-Who declared war first: The
United States on Germany and
Italy or Germany and Italy on the
United States?
A.-Both Italy and Germany de-
clared war first on the United
States.
O.-Can L get electricity in my
home, if already had the wiring
before the government froza #?
Ask the power company.
Q.-What do they pav first
ieutenants and captains in the Air
Corps?
A-They draw the same pay IS
officers in other branches but
when on flying status, they get
so per cent more.
OIL feed dried peas TO my
puppy. Can 1 get a ration book for
him?
A-No ma'am. Your puppy will
have to eat unrationed foods I'M
less you share YOURS with him.
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NAMED IN 1884

NEW YORK-The Bismarck
Sea and archipelago were named
in 1884 for the German Iron
Chancellor"
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WANTED-White or colored girl
to take care of baby. Good
pay. 804 Division Street. be-
tween 5 and 6 p. m. mar30-3tx
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FURNISHED APARTMENT or
Small House for couple. Box
781. mar27- 6tx
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-DETECTIVE STOR-
les. The very newest and
goriest-not an antique in the
lott Rents start as low as 10c
per week. PAUL SMITH, book
seller, corner Simonton and
Eaton st. apr1-tf
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RAISED THUS
FAR In KEY WEST RED CROSS DRIVE

Contributions for the Red Cross
Drive continue 10 come in, with
$4,000 of the $4,000 set as the
quota, having already been taken
in, according to reports from Rcd
Cross headquarters here. TIE
drive will continue indefinitely
until the full quota is reached.
The following is a list of the latest
contributors to the fund:
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WE BUY OLD RECORDS, whole
or broken. Factory needs scrap.
J. r. Showers Company.
apr1-tf
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Pxofexssx FIlp never @zE-
IS. Never nsses wnz<7 A c1Mzce
% ear q 1u1y bIsEE- bzke6 ~
Ruuford BzE1g P1=derz Ehz1s
m0re-he S not -sszng Is a1cz
Of czlcm and pnosp1z1=< So
One level tezspoon 81 kE1
as Contained II bzks6 S11zz. E0-
vides ons-hzH tne 6zzT -
requirement Of phosphnrz< aE-
third the dsIiy - e 49,
cIum-TIEzl 20 sozn1 bones and
teeth Or jugEle 4 nzs-&Ez
what Won ct II oZy Sss azscES.
FREE Use Rmm&mn&m -
~ ReGipe MzzsE121- WRe
tOdzg-Ruuturd 8zEzg Esz1E
Box r, Rumfurz- Eno6e Ezz31&
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GIRL TO RUN SANDWICH
SHOP. No beer Apply 806
Caroline Street. apr1-3tx
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LOST-Black puppy. Four white
feet. white nose. Return to
l0l4 Eaton ST aprl-2tx
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OLD RAGS. Apply The Citizen
Office. feb15-tf
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Thirty-five railroads reduced
their debts $30o,735,47l in 1912.
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WANTED

WANTED-First-class baker. Ma
val Station Cafeteria, phone 100,
MARRIOTT
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LOST

LoST-one pair child's glasses.
between Southland and Fleming
on William. Return to j. B.
Gardner, 724 Fleming st. Re-
ward MARCO 3tx
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WANTED-First cook and second
cook. Naval Station Cafeteria
phone 100, extension 40.
marriott
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Classified Column
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED, white or color
ed, male or female. No exz
perience necessary. Apply Co
lumbia Laundry. apr1-tf
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WANTED to work
Dinner frorn 5 to 10 o'clock.
Good pay and tips, must have
health card. Do not phone, ap-
ply in person. Ocean View Res
taurant. apr1-tf
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FOR SALE

RECONDITIoNED CIRCULAT-
ING-TYPE Water Coolers, cleo
trio or ice, $40 up. Get yours
while they last. Puro Water
Filter Company, COL North Mi
ami Avenue, Miami"
mar23-10tx
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FOR SALE-Baby Crib, mat
tress, chifferobe. play pen, two
high chairs, two pot chairs,
rocking horse. Phone 582-W.
mar31-5tx
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FOR SALE-Late SO Pontiac.
Has radio, heater. Five good
tires. 1910. 1929 Whitehead,
phone 7O6-J. aprl2tx
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o.-Can I get electricity in nv
home, if | already Rad the wiring
before the government froza II?
Ask the power company.
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FOR SALE-Ice Box good condi-
ton. For fifty pounds ice. APP
ply 1861 Seidenburg Ave, after
5 p. m. apr1-3tx
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Seniors Feted
al Open House

MIR. AND MRS. f. c. FALK-
ENHAGEN, 1914 South Walnut
Will entertain al an open house
this evening following Com
mencement exercises at the High
School, for their son Ernest, who
Will graduate this evening,
Wednesday night $50 classmates
and guests attended a party Civ
en- by MIR and Mrs Oscar Weld
eman. III Hubbard in honor of
their son Oscar, Jr.. who is also
senior and left this morning
for Texas for training in the
Army Air Corps. Dancing was
enjoyed and a buffet supper was
served.
MRS. JOSEPH NORTH. Of
GlenWood road, accompanied by
Mrs Clifford Lent and Mrs
Henry Moritz, of Detroit, left
this morning for Camp Clai-
borne. La, where they will Wis
IL Pvt Henry Moritz, who is sta
toned there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Budget R%;gh1e"er,


MRS FRED kENDRICK up
on her birthday anniversary to-
day.
CUYLER SCHMIDT. son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Schmidt,
was three years old yesterday.
A birthday party was given for
him at the Ellis Nursery school
on Moran avenue.
MRS. CHARLES HUMMRICH
whose birthday anniversary oc-
Cured yesterday.
GUY l.. BROWN whose birth
day anniversary was celebrated
yesterday at a dinner party at
the Brown horne. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Beal
and Mr.. and Mrs Rice Bcal Of
Ann Arbor. II was also the
birthday Of Elmer Bcal, cou-
sin of Mrs. Brown.
MIR AND MRS WILLIAM
LEIDNlTZ. who are the par
entS Of a son, William. born on
their fifth wedding anniversary,
June -, at home.
MIR. AND MRS. j c. ERNST,
of Richmond and New Balti-
more, upon their Goth wedding
anniversary Wednesday, June
Is.
MIR. AND MRS. WILSON
FURTON. 93 Inches street, up
on the birth of a son Kenneth
Henry, born June Is.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
ROSSO, Lodewyck avcnu up
on their first wedding annlverS-
AIRY Tuesday, June IS. They
were entertained Sunday at an
Informal dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mar
cote, Windsor, Ont.
MIR AND MRS. FDW ARD
WITT. Waldenburg. who obServ-
ed their 18th wedding anniVcrs-
AIRY yesterday, June IS.
MR. AND MRS. STUART Dc
MOTT arc celebrating their 18th
wedding anniversary today by
dining in Detroit.
MRS. CHARLES KLEIN. ~
Grove Park, upon her birthday
anniversary Wednesday. Her
son, Pvt Robert George Klein,
of Fort Riley, Kas., called her
TO congratulate her.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Circle Donates
to War Fund

THE FIDELIS CIRCLE of
Zion Evangelical church voted
to give $500 10 the Emergency
War Relief Fund at the meet
ing held last evening at the
home of Evelyn Rusky on Miller
street.
The Circle is planning to hold
a rummagc sale June 1925 in
the Matthews building on Broad
way. Following the business
meeting cards were played with
prizes going to Mrs. Paul Hogue.
Mrs. Kurt Muendelcin. Mrs.
Howard Harder and Elfreda
CarL-The MKT paseting will be
held JuhN 1871 tFe home of
Mrs EdWinNRNS4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

MRS. JOSEPH F. LAND
ROCK, of Romeo. is the first
president of the new Masonic
Women's Service Aux iliary,
elected last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple with Mrs. Harvey
Whctzel presiding. The purpose
OF the organization is 10 aid and
assist the work of the Masonic
Service center.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Robert j. Spencer Of Rose
vile, vice president; Mildred
Treat, Romeo, secretary; Mrs
w. B. Kirk, East Detroit. treas
urcr: Reta Stockdale, chaplain;
Mrs. Howard Lyerla, Van Dyke,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

several of the teachers. Wilma
Pringnitz will spend short
time in Little Rock, Ark. Faye
Kilburn plans 10 go To Mexico
City for six weeks. Ellen Hill
will spend the first part of her
summer vacation In northern
Michigan while Mrs. Ford will
visit her brother in Arizona
Mary Margaret Ritz will take a
trip TO New York.
The University of Michigan
Will attract several OF the teach,
ers. Nancy Gould Will start
work on her Masters degree.
IVah Lewis will be there too,
studying chemistry while Mary
Jane Williams says she will be
shaving at the Universitys Lab
oratory of Vertebrac Biology.
Mary Rogers plans TO attend d
three week sum mer school
course at Marquette, but Norma
Jean Anderson Will travel out
to Colorado to attend the Uni
versity of Denver.
Eleanor Purman who Will be
married Saturday is going 20
live wherever her husband is
stationed.
EVER ONWARD Circle met
Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Chester Stevenson,
Harrison township. Luncheon
was served followed by the
regular business meeting and
social hour. The next meeting
Will be held at the King s
Daughters home, July Z, for a
one o'clock pot-luck luncheon.
VIRGINIA SALTMAN. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Saltman Of Fraser. underwent
an operation at ST Joscphs hos
pital on Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Shadow Of War Influences
Most Vacation Activities

WHILE STUDY and travel
are ordinarily summer activities
for Mount Clemens school teach
ers, many are planning on work
ing during their vacation months
this year.
Virginia Harvey will be work
ing in Detroit. Miriam Norman
says if she can't get some work
she will go to visit her sister in
California IF she can get a train
reservation. Emery Albec ex-
poets to be working his way
through school in the A e. p. !"
Viola Ribe plans to get job as
does Hulda Daeublcr who OK
poets TO work in Ypsianti or
Ann Arbor. Don Gerkey says
briefly that he will have job
of some kind. Mrs Carroll
Woods will continue her work
at Selfridge Field.
Victory gardening will be the
chief interests Of Mrs. Ted Al
brecht, Beatrice Youngs and
Mr.. l.. Wade Fast.
Two teachers are councillors
at summer camps. Lois Harper
is TO be music counsellor at
camp for business women at
Lake Geneva, Wis. while Elsie
Schwartz will be at camp in
the Irish Hills.
Hunter Judd says that indica-
tons are that he will be in some
branch Of the armed services
and Jim Mathieson, who is now
IA, probably will be there too.
Trips are in the offing for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Keith Brown
HOnOred at Dinner

UPON THE EVENT of his
birthday. June -, and his en-
tcrinC the armed forces on June
% Keith Brown was the
honor guest at a dinner given by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Guy
l.. Brown, 66 MoroSS avenue,
Tuesday evening
Guests included Mrs Flora
PoSncr, Eunicc Rose, Kathryn
Wangclin. Johanna Braun. Lou
iSe School, Marjorie Ginsburg,
Beatrice Tcschler. Mary Belle
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Shirley. Mr. and Mrs Keith w.
Brown. Mrs a B Keith, George
Belts of Detroit and Walter
Vint, also Of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

JANICE JEAN FAULMANN,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Faulman. III Lafayette street,
who VIII be - years old on Fri
day, June 10.
MIR AND MRS. ALFRED
BREEN, East Detroit. who are
parents of a daughter, Karon
Dee, born June 9 in Mount
Clemens Maternity Hospital.
JOHN ELMGREN. 1897 South
ST Clair road Harrison town
snip ON his birthday annivcrs-
AIRY June 18th
MIR AND MRS. ELMER c..
BLOSS, p Scott boulevard,
whose 27th wedding annivers-
AIRY was Monday.
Mrs CHARLES HUMMRICH
$50 Robertson street, whose
birthday anniversary was Tues
day.
TECH CORP. STEPHEN S.
DONALDSON, who has been
overseas for Il months, on his
25th birthday anniversary June
IA He is the son of Mrs r. A.
Lcitch, North Gratiot avenue.
MIR AND MRS. EDWARD
BROWN, PALS Webster avenue
on the birth Of a son, Richard
Edward, June 10 in Mount
Clemens Maternity Hospital.
JESS MUMEA. on his birth.
day anniversary Sunday.
MRS. FRANK J. BALLOR, IL
Moscr place upon her birthday
Wednesday, June l6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Service Auxiliary Names
Officers at First Meetinq

flag bearer Mrs Edward Kurt
halls. ST. CLAIR Shores. color
guard. Mrs Thomas Babcock,
musician; and Mrs, A r. Nal
lender. East Detroit page.
Mrs. Charles Wlldt and Mrs
Louis Peters were members Of
the nominating committee The
next regular meeting will be
held on Thursday. July l, when
the officers will be Installed.
MEMBERS Of the Silver Lin
ing Circle met for the last meet
ing of the season at the home
of Mrs. Alfred SlOcum, Tuesday
afternoon Plans for the rum
mage sale which Will be held
Friday in the Matthews building
were complete Prizes were
awarded TO Mrs Eric J Ryscr,
Mrs. Norman SlmmS, Mrs Earl
Burk. and Mrs. Theron Pome-
roy. The group Will meet again
in September.
MIR. AND MRS ERNEST
GRANT entertained a few rela-
tivcs and friends Saturday eve
ming in honor Of the birthday
anniversary of Emil Schluentz.
brother Of Mrs. Grant Out of
town guest att the party was
Mrs Grants nephew. Robert
Irwin. who is visiting here from
Covington, Kentucky.
MRS. JOHN STARK. Ahrens
street, is seriously i'll at her
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Officers


AT THE JOINT MEETING Of
the ST. Louis Meow and the Al
tar Society, Miss Mary McManuS,
editor of the Catholic Mission Di-
geSt, told of her experiences as a
missionary IN India She is form
ing a new religion and mission
AIRY group of women 10 carry
on the work OF the church in In
dla. and she inspired the MEM
berS with her hishhehts of the
social conditions OF the people
and their viewpoints Honorine
ESper, of Detroit. was a guest at
the meeting She is entering the
new group formed by Miss Nc
Manus.
The annual election OF offic-
erS Of the Meow was held at
last nights meeting. Mrs.
Charles Barry was elected pres
ident; Mrs Martin Duggan, vice
president; Irene Forgue re-elect-
ed secretary and Mrs Louis
YoChum. re-elect, treasurer.
The service flag o the church
has 1875 stars which represents
the boys Of the parish who are
IN the armed forces and have
their names embroidered under
a star. This handwork is done
by the girls of the Junior So
dality a new service flag
Will be presented by the Meow
Following the meeting the
Mignonettc @lub served refresh
ments, with Mrs Cecilia Higbee
and Mrs. Henry LaCroix as
hoSteSSeS.
COU T NJ A STER ALIEN
BLACK and Assistant Scout
master Ernest Braun enter
tanned the boys Of Troop - al
the Black home on Miller street,
Tuesday evening The boys Of
the Troop Will leave for camp
Tuesday. June % The closing
exercises were held on the lawn
This was the final meeting for
the summer
PATROLMAN II. PHONSE
TROMBLEY, ia High street,
underwent tonsillectomy at st
Joseph hospital on Wednesday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Mount Clemens Teachers Plan for Summer Of Work. Travel Study
Boat Trip Planned

MEMBERS of the ST Msry's
Class Of "a will meet at 1872
Clinton street Sunday morning
June 20, al 3 o'clock An all
day outing at Putin Bay is
planned.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
Prilaikykit Paslaptis

Clevelando srityje uzvesta
vajus mokinti zmones prilaiky-
ii savo liezuvius prikandus ka-
70 metu. Jokiu ziniu ir infor-
maciju neplatinti, kad jos ne
patektu priesams, mes "palaidi
liezuviai reiskia zuvima gyvas-
ciu". Tas vajus cia yra dalis
visoje salyje uzvesto vajaus.
Sakoma,. sunkiausia yra pri-
laikyti civilinius nuo platinimo
net pavojingiausiu ziniu del to
kad zmones mano jog pasaky-
mas ka jie Zinc kitam yra ne
kenksmingas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
THE DE GAULLIST FRENCH, RUSSIA,
AND LITHUANIA

If Russia succeeds France will
go back to communism, Spain will
revert to communism and commu
nlsm will be imposed forcibly and
bloodily upon Latvia, Lithuania and
Estonia, the republics which Amer
lea established after the first World
War, and upon poor Poland, sruci-
fled between two thieves, and upon
Finland, the honest, duty-doing,
debt-painy nation all America SO
greatly admired and extolled be-
fore our alliance with Russia.
Rolshevism will be imposed too
upon the Balkan states and upon
Austria, where Russian Bolshevist
influence has already gained con-
siderable foothold before the war.
And surely communism will be
forced upon Italy and Germany,
where it was rife, and possibly
upon Norway and Sweden.
Indeed, the main result that Rus
sia hopes for after this war will be
the permanent establishment of
Russian bolshevism over all Europe,
despite Premier Stalin's modest
disclaimer of such ambitious in
tent.
Naturally, therefore, Russia has
hitherto supported Gen. De Gaulle
and his political Blum faction.
This support is part of Russia's
plan to bolshevize Europe right
up to the English Channel - and
possibly across it.
And who is there to deny Russia
these fruits of her victory?
England and the United States,
you say.
But Russia has only to ally her
self with Japan, with which nation
she already has a firm peace treaty
and she will be able not only to
prevent the United States and the
British Empire from interfering
with her territorial and political
fruits of victory, but also to deny
any value of victory to these dem
ocracies, which she thoroughly dis
likes and cleverly deludes.
Yet, why be deluded?
Why be deceived by a persistent
deceiver?
No heed whatever should be Civ
en- to Russia's false pretensions
and professions.
There is only one way to pre-.
vent Russia from accomplishing
her dire objective and that is by
eliminating Japan (our No. l enc.
my and Russia's peace pact part.
ner) from the war-and do il
now.
Then no military alliance between
Russia and Japan will be possible
England and America will die
tate the terms of peace and Europe
will be saved from bloody bolshe
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
POP KONCERTAI
TESIASI

"Pop" koncertai, kurie suzavejc
tukstancius muzikos megeju, pradei
savo ketvirta savaite ldto trecla,
dienio vakare, ir po to seks koncer-
tai penktadienio ir sestadienio va
kare.
Sio penktadlenio vakare, solistas
bus Albert Spalding, zymus smut
kininkas is sekmadieniu CocaCola
programu.
sestadienio vakare, soliste bus
Vivien Harvey Slater, Clevelandie-
te piano virtuoso.
Kitos savaites solistai:
Treciadieni bus Whittemore ir
Lowe, du pianistai kurie uzzavejo
publika du metal atgal.
Penktadienio vakare, Liepos 8,
sd1istas parkviestas tenoras Char
les Kullman, is Metropolitan Ope-
ros. Jis dainuos Geliu DANA is
"Carmen" ir La Donna E Mobile is
"Rigoletto" bel ellie kitty popularity
dainu.
Liepos 10 vakaro programa DR..
Rudolph Ringwall, "pop" orches-
ira dirigentas, pagamino viena
is ivairiausu, jr to vakaro solistai
bus Bernard Eichenbaum, garsus
smuikininkas, ir Sgt. Joseph Hru-
by, trumpetistas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
DERLIUS OHIO VAL.
STUOE MAZESNIS

Ohio valstijoje ziemkenciu
kvieciu derlius apskaiciuojama
Symet bus 26,162,0O0 buseliu,
apie 10 milijonu buseliu maziau
negu buvo 1912 metals, ir Is
milijonu zemiau vidutinio der
liaus begyje pastaru 10 metu,
kaip skelbia valstijos derliaus
suraSymo biuras.
Vidutiniai per praejusius 10
metu ziemkenciu kvieciu Ohio
valstijoje buvo gauta po A.
$4,000 buseliu.
Taip pat skelbiama kad bus
mazesnis derlius rugiu, avizu,
mieziu, kriausiu, pyciu, vys-
niu.
symet per Geguzes menesi
Ohio valstijoje vistos dave 800
milijonus kiausiniu: pernai ta
pat menesi gauta 295 milijo-
mai kiausiniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
Clevelando Delegatai
LVS Suvaziavimui

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
limo skyriaus susirinkime lai-
kytame Birz. 25, isrinkta pen
XII delegatai dalyvauti LVS su-
vaziavime, kuris ivyks Cleve-
lande, 81 sekmadieni. Delega-
tai yra Sic: Mare Miscikiene,
A. M. Praskevicius, Hypatija
Yciene, Alekas Bangs ir Jonas
BraZauskas.
Centre valdybos nariai Gle
velandieciai dalyvaus Sic:
p DR.. S. T. TamoSaitis - pir-
mininkas,
K. S. Karpius - sekretorius
P. J. ziuris - Spaudos ko-
misijos pirmininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
Vaikai Plesikai

Clevelande siaucia jauname-
ciu plesiku gaujos. Pereita sa-
waite suimta septyni berniokai
is turtingos Shaker Heights
miesto dalies, kuriuos biedny-
ste ir skurdas neverca plesi-
kauti. Jie lanke geras moky-
klas ir turejo ivairiausias ge-
ras gyvenimo salygas.
siaip policija nuolat sugau-
ma gaujas vaiku kurie vidur-
nakciais ant saligatviu prie sa-
liunu losia dideliais pinigais,
ir berniokai po Is metu am
ziaus vazineja visu lselimu au-
tomobiliais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-02
GABALIAUSKAS TESLA
SAVO MELO PASAKA

Pora metu laiko atgal, Ga
baliauskas rengdamas Sv. Jur-
gio parapijos saleje vakara, sa-
vo laikrastelyje Angliska kali
ba skelbe lioterijas. Paste Wy
resnybe seka ir temija kad
laikrasciai visai neskelbtu lio-
teriju, gemblerysciu, bingo ir
tam panasiai. Tas viskas skai-
toma publikos apgavyste.
Kaip paste atydziai temija-
ma tie uzdrausti dalykai paro-
do Sis faktas: dar prizes Gaba-
liauskQ atvykima ] Clevelanda,
karta Lietuviu Klubas renges
bingo apie tai pazymejo Dirvo-
je. Paste ta zodi "bingo" SUI
seke net Lietuviskame tekste
ir pareikalavo Dirvos redakci-
ia pasiaiSkinti kodel skelbia
'bingo".
Gabaliauskas betgi mano kad
paste virsininkai yra kokie zio-
phi ir negalejo pamatyti jo lai-
krastyje Angliskai paskelbtos
lioterijos, "drawing'', kur buvo
stambiomis raidemis ir skait-
linemis paduota ir sumos pini-
gu kurias Gabaliauskas dave
"dykai' -.
" sta paste istatymais lai-
koma apgavyste Gabaliauskas
buvo pareikalautas pasiaiskin-
ii. Gerai kad dar neateme jo
laikrasciui "2nd class leidi-
mo.
Bet Gabaliauskas ir dabar
dar turf drasos pakartoti kad
kas is Dirvos il uz jo viesai
skelbiaml lioterija skunde.
vos j skunde. -.
Tuomi Gabaliauskas jiesko
sympathy Clevelandieciu tam
suoliu tarpe, nors pats papilde
kriminaliska prasikaltima A
merikos paste istatymais ziu-
rint.
Lietuvoje uz toxic laipsnio
prasikaltima Gabaliauskas bu-
tu patekes kalejiman. Cia tik
gavo pabarti is paste virsinin-
ku, bet ne save kaltina, ver-
cia katie ant kitu.