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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
Jury Deliberates
on Parkway Case

Deliberations are still being
held by the 12-man jury trying
the Huron-C ton Parkway
Authority condemnation case
before visiting Judge Theodore
j. Richter of Detroit.
The jury was charged by
Judge Richter last Thursday and
a final visit was paid to the
property involved by the jury
Friday. The proceedings involve
approximately 800 acres, or GO
parcels, of Lake st. Clair and
river front property to be con-
verted into recreational sites
following the war.
Selection the jury began
April l, and actual trial on May
%.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
Blast Destroys
Cabin Cruiser
Mon and Wife
Seriously Burned

A Mount Clemens husband
and wife were seriously burned
and their new cabin cruiser de-
stroyed, when an explosion OF
violent capacity shattered the
craft late Friday night beside a
dock on Harsen's Island, st.
Clair Flats.
The injured, who were rushed
to st, Joseph Hospital, are:
Russell B. Stewart, and his
wife, Martha, of 3l5 Willow
street, Harrison Township.
Both are reported to be in
satisfactory condition at the hos
pital.
A fortunate aspect of the ac-
cident was the absence of the
Stewart children, Richard, l3;
Ronald, nine, and Lynne Ellen,
age five, who remained at home
on this occasion. Invariably the
three children accompany their
parents on weekend lake trips.
The explosion and fire took
place at 1890 pm, as the Stew
arts locked their new cabin
cruiser, Rascal H."
Mrs. Stewart, standing near a
hatch, was blown into the water
by the blast, and severely burn
ed about the face and hands. Her
husband, in trying to push the
boat away from the dock and
save adjoining craft, suffered
hand burns principally. Both
were considerably shocked by
the experience. The boat, swept
by gasoline-fed blaze, was
completely destroyed and sank.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
CAMERA CHARTS TARGET

A new camera enables an aer-
ial photographer to determine
the exact longitude and latitude
of each mapping shot taken
over war zone. The camera
photographs an enemy inStalla-
ton and so marks the print that
bombers may then return to the
exact spot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
PIGMY ELEPHANT
DISCOVERY

A new species of elephant was
discovered in New York City. a
tiny African elephant brought 10
New York from the French Con-
go in 1905 was found to be
true pigmy, a species until then
unknown. e.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

1t is utterly ridiculous at this
stage of the war to have mar
ried men telling their families
goodby, giving up their jobs and
selling their businesses, only to
be told the next day it was all a
mistake and that they will not be
needed. - Sen. Robert A. Taft
of Ohm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

According to oriental rules OF
Cha No-Yu, official tea ritual OF
Japan, to serve tea properly
you must serve it in room ex-
actly 10 feet square, entered
from a specially designed garden
by a door only three feet high.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

Now as never before VIC must
seek an economic trinity - ag-
riculture, management and la
Dor. Clashes between any Of
these elements are certain to
upset the national equilibrium
to the detriment of us all. -
Eric A. Johnston, president U.
of C,.------------------------
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

The magnitude of our total
war production is now equal to
the combined war output of the
rest of the world - War Man
power Director Paul V. McNutt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

from the Congregational Board
of Missions, and the selling OF
the church parsonage.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

lush." or That biscuit Is knocking
herself out"
At one place in town, however, q
headwaiter came up creatiyely With
this, plant. in reference to the
manager: "Ah, that guy" said he.
He thinks he can go around doing
what he dern pleases In the ternt
But us, We gotta do everything a la
minuet."
On the old frontier:
With pardonable pride this de-
partment felt like tho Lone Ranger
-or Gene Autry, at least-when an
party slipped an envelope
underneath the front door of our
log cabin just the other day.
Removing the single sheet of
foolscap We were confronted by
dire and heavy scrawl in red pencil.
"Flash" it went. Iona Byron,
gorgeous understudy Of Mary Mar
tin in One Touch of Venus opens
at the Club Jalna tonight"
Ahdt, "a COuIoC, WAS llOt enough
to warrant reaching for our favorite
pinto. with matching scrollwork
saddle and holster. We would have
felt much more in character had
that message, impaled by dagger's
point, crashed through the glass
door and come to quivering rest
upon the east wall, the one where
the rifle hangs.
Several weeks ago there appeared
on the contestant lists of the 400
Clubs amateur night one Del
Bemian. Fortunately for the rest
Of that nights amateurs Mr.. Bemian
failed to show up. He showed up
last Monday and would have un-
questionably won had 1t not been
for the presence of two young lady
whose blondness Offset
the locally well-known Armenian
tenor's vocal effectiveness.
Mr.. Bemian (his name was mis-
spelled "Beman" in Mondays pro-
Evening star., 1944-01-20

men being the only clientele to show
up by leaving time. From that
moment on, that station master
would not have been long for this
world.
AS Looey indicated, it takes a
heap OF figuring. And you are glad
there was stampede at the Anchor
Room last Christmas.
II X
Phrase Of the week:
Along the night club circuit one
usually expects to hear the same
type OF phraseology nurtured by the
swing or the hep set. Such things
as Hes on the BEAM" or Hes q
Evening star., 1944-01-20
BY ALICE. EyERSMAN.

The magnificent performance Of
Yehudi Menuhin in Bella Bartoks S
violin concerto high lighted the
Wednesday subscription concert OF
the National Symphony Orchestra
which was directed by the gifted
guest conductor, Antal Dorati. To
q long career full of .triumphs, Mr.,
Menuhin added another last night
by the brilliancy, power and depth
Of his presentation of work re-
quiring the utmost in virtuosity and
musicianship. The program was ex-
clusively that of three "B's" with the
contemporary Bartok taking the
place of Brahms between Bach and
Beethoven.
In his violin concerto Bartok has
found his own musical idiom with
which to clothe his original and
glowing thoughts. For the work is
lighted by an inner fire that
surges forward to a definite round
ing out of intention. The solo in
strument discourses almost contin-
ually and generally in a lyric vein
with dazzling moments of greater
intensity as in the brilliant cadenza
A somber undercurrent is voiced by
the orchestration, through which,
like CLEANS of moonlight, run the
melodic passages for the violin. Oc-
casionally, as in parts of the An
dante, the onward progress is re-
tarded, but on the whole the con-
tinuity is preserved to its ultimate
climax. Several tonal blendings
such as the violin and the flute,
the harp and the celesta, give a
special quality particularly when the
composer strives for more impress
sioniStic effects.
The manifold difficulties of varied
rhythms, speedy tempt and techni-
cal f1uency were dispatched by Mr..
Menuhin in mastery fashion. His
ever-beautiful tone has grown more
beautiful with greater depth and
resiliency. His playing was virile
and at the same time poetic, while
the surety and fleetness of his finger
technique in bravura passages had
q crystalline clarity and sparkle. 1t
was an outstanding performance,
the first in Washington of this work,
and the capacity audience over
whelmed the artist with applause.
Mindful of the fact that the mod
ernistic tone of the concerto might
not carry a general appeal, Mr..
Menuhin played the unaccompanied
Praeludium from Bach's Sixth So
nata" as encore, arousing still
greater enthusiasm.
Not less noteworthy was the di-
recting of the concerto by Mr.. Do
rati, who had learned it only within
the past two weeks. Thorough mas
ter of its intricate rhythmical pat
tern, his conducting, without score,
was authoritative and virile, with a
marked sympathy for it's many in
Elections. The young guest conduc-
tor brought the same alive quality
to the "Eroica" Symphony, giving
an especially vital reading to the
first movement. The famous Marcia
funebre" was less successfully de-
livered and some instances of Mr..
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Post years end reflection:

Post years end reflection:
! I'VE got 'em this Christmas" said
Looey, who sees that things go right
and do not go wrong in the Anchor
] AS any one who can face a cal,
endar man-to-nnan knows, Christ
mas is three weeks past. Yet here
was Looey only last night putting
and grinning over his triumph as
though it were of the moment
before. -
How was this? How was this?"
groaned a patron hanging in sus-
penseful tatters from the edge of
his table.
Like so," said Looey. you see,
the Christmas before last. figured
would be snap; people home with
the kiddies, eggnog on the table
and so on. I told the girls here, all
but one, to 60 home. No use having
the girls here and no customers. We
went crazy, that girl and I. The
place was packed. I had to work
the shuttle system with girls from
the main dining room.
ut was awful. But this year
got 'em. Every one told me there
wouldn't be any customers; home
with the kiddies and so on. But you
gotta figure these things out in
advance. I figured this one out.
Looey permitted himself a modest
chuckle. Il had ALL the girls in
this Christmas. And the place was
PACKED!"
The first impression on Looey's S
listeners was one of let-down. The
least they had ex. ected was that he
had skewered black market vendor
with a swizzle stick. But then a
thought occurred, on the vagaries of
fate which ordinarily would have
been expected to direct no Christ
mas patrons to the room with its
overmanned staff: on the thank
lessness of headwaiter's task in
general.
Looey's audience visualized him,
for f1eeting second, as station
master The Golden Zephyr. a
streamliner with eight extra cars
added. waiting inside the gate to
take Christmas hordes to all points
desired. And three tired business
Evening star., 1944-01-20

some while, Will leave the 400 to
open in the new Cafe Loyale. : New
York place in which Marse Joe Moss
also has 4 hand.
When Miss LaRue leaves that will
leave the 400 only Carlos and Melissa,
Evva Noel, Fran Trappe, Greta Van
Kirk, Mary Howard, Bob Miller and
Grace Pearson to entertain. To say
nothing of the Mr.. Bemians, the
blond pipperoos and the other
Monday night amateurs.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

gram will be fighting it out next
Wednesday and Thursday nights
with the blond threats, one (the
most "pippy," we are told of whom
will sing Monday and Tuesday and
the other on Friday and Saturday.
Meanwhile Miss Jean LaRue, who
has not been amateur for quite
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Harold Fruser-Simson,
Composer, Dies in Fall

By the Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Harold Fra
ser-Simson, IS, composer, died yes
terdav as a result of a fall down
the stone staircase OF his home, Dali
cross Castle, Croy, Inverness-Shire.
A chevalier of the French Legion
OF Honor, Mr.. -Simson COM
posed music for number of musical
productions and ballets beginning
with Bonita" in 1911. With A. A.
Milne he published six volumes of
When We Were Very Young" songs
and a volume of songs from Alice
in Wonderland" in 1882.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Now no time for Waste-away soap! So
pay particular attention to the shape Of
the soap you buy. That's the way to be
thrifty Notice that Sweetheart Soap is
OVAL-rounded top and bottom I'm
like many soaps that lie fiat, only very
small part of SweetHeart's big oval
cake actually touches the wet soap dish.
Air dries it off fast-helps avoid waste
Evening star., 1944-01-20
|Stokowski to Organize
New York Symphony
By the eAssociated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-Leopold
Stokowski will organize and conduct
an 80-piece orchestra, to be known
as the New York City Symphony
which plans to present series OF
concerts at the City Center of Music
and Drama beginning in March.
The maestro said yesterday he had
accepted Mayor La Guardia's invi-
tation to form the orchestra. He will
serve without remuneration. Audi
tions will begin Monday, according
to Mr.. Stokowski, who conducted the
Philadelphia Orchestra for 20 years
until he resigned in 194l.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Menuhin Adds to Triumphs
In BartOk's Violin Concerto

Dorati's tempt might be open to
criticism. He gives, however, a glow
ing quality to his interpretations
that has a revivifying effect on the
classics.
The program opened with the
Bach "Brandenberg Concerto No. 4
In G Major" wherein. the concert
master, Millard Taylor, and the two
solo f1utists. Britton johnson and
Doriot Anthony, effectively sus-
tanned the solos and duets around
which the work is written.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
SUSITVERE B, A, L,
FONDO SKYRIUS

Rugsejo 20, LVS LIMO
skyriaus susirinkime susi-
organizavo Bendro Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Fondo sky
rius is apie 20 nariu.
Valdyba isrinkta: Pirmi-
ninkas P. j. ziuris; vice
pirm. DR.. S. t. Tamosaitis,
sekretorius K. S. Karpius,
izdininkas J. Ubsaitis.
Mario mokestis metams
81. Kurie nori istoti j 81
bendra darba gall priduoti
savo buckles skyriaus val
dybos nariams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
PEKSCIUJU SAUGOS
SAVAITE

Mayoras isleido proklamaci-
ja skelbiancia Peksciuju Sau-
gos Savaite, kuri tests nuo 9
Xxi IA Spaliu. Bus dedama
specialiai pastangos atkreipti
peks6iuju denesi j pavojingu-
ma eiti per gatve siaip kurio-
.ie vietoje, be apgalvojimo, kaip
tas yra daugybes daroma, ir
tai vadinama "jaywalking".
Pekstieji patenka po auto
mobiliais ir esti uzmusami ar
suzeidziami is priezasties neat
sargumo paprociu gatveje. Di-
duma Stu metu mirtinu nelai-
miu apina peksciuosius kurie
nebuvo atsargQs einant SKIER
sai gatve.
Sis nelaimingas paprotis ne
paisyti atsargumo dazniausia
atsitinka paskutiniuose 'metQ
menesiuose. Practices rekor-
dai parodo kad Spaliu, Lapkri-
clio ir Gruodzio menesia! yra
pavojingiausi. N e atsargumas
+ skubejinlai, taipgi pailgeji-
mas tamsos valandu ir blogas
oras sudaro salygas kurios bu-
ma priezastim nelaimiu neat
sargiu peksciuju.
!Svengimui trafiko nelailnes
ateinanciais. kritiSkais meme
siais reikalinga atminti viena
- Ink Laika ir Elk Atsargiai.
Geriausia uzsitikrinti saugu-
ma yra einant skersai gatve
naudotis nuzymetais skerske-
liais, nes ties jais ir vaziuo-
jantieji labiau temija peks-
ciuosius.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
LITHUANIAN WAR
RELIEF OFFICE
OPENED

The New York Times on Septem-
Der 9th contained the following
brief in connection with the open
ing of the United Lithuanian Re-
lief Fund office in New York:
"Povilas Zadeikis, Lithuanian Mi
mister to the United States, and
Newbold Morris, President of the
City Council, were optimistic speak
ers yesterday at the opening of the
headquarters of the United Lithu-
anian Relief Fund of America at
19 West 44th St. DR.. j. b. kon-
cius, Chairman of the new organi-
zation, presided.
"Mr. Zadeikis pointed out. that
although Lithuania is not listed
among the beligerent nations OF
this war, her suffering has been
great enough to have her listed as
a member of the National War
Fund. as a result of the country's
being a battlefield for fierce fight
ing between Nazi and Soviet ar
mics. He said the Lithuanian peo-
pie hope the principles Of the At
lantic Charter finally will bring
true liberation to their country.
"Mr. Morris said New Workers
have always rushed to the aid OF
'disaster-stricken peoples and, be-
cause Lithuania is one of the thlr-
ty-one nations united in the Ma
tional War, Fund drive now under
way, he looked forward to Nov.
II, when we will exceed our goal
Of $17,2O0,OOO'. He added that ne
had mo fear for Lithuania, If the
two men who drafted the Atlantic
Charter will stand behind its Ian
guage'."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
PUBLIC LIBRARY
rs METAL

siomis dienornis The Cleve-
land Public Library mini Is
metus savo tarnavimo sios SRI
ties gyventojams. Cleveland
Public Library buvo atidaryta
kaip Cleveland Public School
Library prie Superior Avenue
If w. 3rd Street. L. VI. Oviatt,
tuolaikinis skaityklos vedejas,
turejo savo zinioje kolekcija is
$500 knygu. siadien, Is me-
tai veliau, Cleveland Public Lii
brary, vadovaujama Clarence
S. Metcalf, turi knygu kolekci-
ia virs dvieju ir puses milijo-
nu.
Per Spaliu menesi ivairios
sio knygyno skyriai lures pa
ruose specialius parodymus sio
knygyno augimo ir prisideji-
mo prie Sios bendruomenes gy-
venimo.
Main Library lures savo pir-
ma sukakties atzymeiima tre-
ciadieni, Sraliu IL. nuo 2:30
Xxi 4:3O ir nuo 1870 Xxi $3.50
SUI tam tikrais specialiais is
statvnais.
Knygyno skyriai visam nie-
ste lures savo iSstatymuS ir
programus visa 81 !nenesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
Mayoras Frank j. Lausche Lairnes Cuyahoga
Gubernatoriaus Balsavimuose Nepaprastai
Didele Dauguma Balsu

siomis dienomis pravestame
bandomame balsavime gautos
pasekmes parodo kad Mayoras
Frank j. Lausche laimes Guy
ahoga apskrityje balsavimus
stebinancia dauguma $4,000
balsu prizes Republikonu kan
didata. Sis apskaiciavimas re-
miamas ant bendro balsuotoju
skaiciaus, kuriu apskrityje yra
475,OOO. Prize to dar tikima
prisides balsai karineje tarny-
boje esanciu pilnameciu vyru
ir moteru kurie balsuos W
Frank J. Lausche.
IS tn 475,000 balsu, kaip
apskaiciavimai parodo, Frank
J. Lausche gaus apie 31S,O9O
balsu, Stewart gaus $4,000.
Tai butu didziausias balsu
skaicius kada nors Cuyahoga
Apskrityje Quotas bent kokiam
gubernatoriaus kandidatui.
Mayoras Lausche turf dide-
Ii pritarima tautiniu grupiu
pilieciu tarpe. kadangi jis pats
yra ateiviu biednu darbininku
sunus, sunkiu darhu ir pasi-
sventimu isejes mokslus ir sa-
vo teisingumu, blaiviu protavi-
mu ir darbstumu pasiekes to-
kias aukstas vietas kuriose lis
Xxi Siol buvo. Jis tus pats tin
kamiausias gubernatorius Ohio
kurios micstai ir di-
dele dalis ukiu yra apgyventa
ateiviais. Jisai geriausia su-
pranta tn zmoniu reikalus ir
todel pirmiausia lures EMO |
niu interesu. Jis grieztai atsi-
sako klausyti partiios bosu.
kurie paprastai nori isnaudoti |
Sandidata savo reikalams, ka-
la jis huna iSrinktas.
Lausche prizada Ohio vals-
,iiai ekonomini valdvma. mai
1inima aikvojimo taksais su-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

mokamu pinigu, kas duos ga
limybe sumazinti taksus. Jis
galejo ekonomiskai vadovauti
Clevelando miesto administra-
vima, ir sake kad galima pa
nasiu budu vadovauti valstijos
reikalus.
Lausche neuzmirsta ir far
meriu reikalu, JUGS atydziai
studijuoja ir tikrina kad ga
les daug pagelbeti valstijos
farmeriams ju geroyei page
rinti.
Ohio Lietuviai, miestu dar-
hininkai, biznieriai ir ukinin-
kai, stokite remit kandidatura
sio draugingo zmogaus, Frank
J. Lausche. Balsuokit uz il
Demokratu tikietu, Lapkricio
7 diena.
Spaliu 10 Mayoras Lausche
kalbes Youngstowne, Stam-
haugh auditorijoje. 10 kalba
els per radio yisoje valstijoJe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
24,435 Ateiviai Tapo
PiIieciais nuo 1910

Nuo 1910 metu prezidento
rinkimu, Cuyahoga apskrityie
pllietybe isigijo 29,435 ateiviai
sios apskrities gyventojai.
Symet Xxi Rugsejo l, pile
tybe prieme 8,70S ateiviai -
tai yra labai didelis skaicius.
Tarp tu tukstanciu yra jei
ne tukstantis tai visai netoli
to Lietuviu kurie tapo pile
ciais. Ar jus, nauji pilieciai,
naudosites savo privilegija -
Abalsavimu Siais prezidento, gu
bernatoriaus ir kitu valdzios
nariu rinkimais?
Bet norint balsuoti kiekvie-
mas naujas pilietis turi butt uz-
siregistraves. Registruotis ga
lima City Hall, ir paskutine re-
gistravimuisi diena yra pirma-
dienis, Spaliu 9.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
LANkOSI KARIAI

Sgt. Algirdas BlaSkevicius
parvyko pas tevus pavieseti
trejetui dienu. Jis buvo me-
dikaleje srityje, paskiau buvo
nusiustas Minnesota Univer-
siteta mokytis Norvegu kal-
Los, dabar vel perkeltas ] me-
dikale sriti.
Marinas Antanas Levickas
parvyko pavieseti pas savo
zmona ir tevus.
Karys Jonas Milikas, sulyg
paskutiniu ziniu, apdovanotas
uz atsizymejimus muSiuose.
Nesenai buvo pranesta kad
10 brolis Petras zuvo karo lau-
ke. Milikiene turi ir kitus du
sunus tarnyboje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
THE PERISCOPE
By SARUNAS.

A MOSCOW broadcast relayed
through London September 19 saio
"the Soviet Union has shown that
it is in no way interested in the
acquisition of foreign territories or
the the conquest of foreign ma
tions'. Any Lithuanian, Latvian
or Estonian will tell you that this
is downright falsehood. Even
the Firms lost Petsamo which the
Russians "did not want? Oh,
yeh?
THE FRENCH National Council
Of Resistance which directed the
underground fight against the Ger
mans has held an open meeting in
Paris ant decided to, remain in ex-
istance until Constituent Assem-
bly, is called. Similar Resistance
Councils in Lithuania, Latvia and
Estonia, after these countries were
liberated" by the Russians, not
only do not dare to hold open meet
ings, but have members fleeing for
safety to Sweden. Such is the bit
ter difference between being liberia
ted by democratic Americans and
totalitarian Russians!
III
ASSOCIATED Press from Mos
cow reported that the so-called Su-
preme Soviet of Estonia, meeting
in territory re-occupied by the So
Wet Russians, has voted to estab-
lish its own Commissariats of For
eign Affairs and Defense. Accord
ing to bolshevik Lithuanian news
papers in the United States, some
thing similar is being bruited by
the Supreme Soviet" of Lithuania.
1t seems that "soviet" Lithuania
lost it's president" Paleckis, whose
place has been taken by loud
mouthed Gedvilas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
Spaliu 9-ta Paskutine
Registravmuisi Diena
Kas turi registruotis


Atvykusieji is kitur j Gle
velanda dirbti pilieciai, tiagi-
miai ir ateiviai;
Tie kurie nebalsavo pereito
rudens rinkimuose;
Tie kurie permaine savo gy-
venimo vieta po pereitu balsa-
vimu;
Tie kurie gavo pilietybes po-
pieras. Nauji pilieciai nors tu-
ri pilietybes popieras bet nesi-
registrave negales balsuoti.
Kur registruotis: City Hall,
Board of Elections.
Ohio miestu ir miesteliu Lie
tuviai privalo apsirupinti uz-
siregistravimu savo Board of
Elections jeigu ineinat virs-
pamineta registruoti reikian-
ciu ellie.
Xxi siol uzsiregistravusiu ir
turinciu teise balsuoti pilieciu
Cuyahoga apskrityie yra iau
apie 455,O00 ir kareiviu balo-
tn aplikaciiu gauta virS $4,000.
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ASTOR THEATRE.
Hough Ave. and E. 84th St.

ketv. Penk. sest. Spaliu 5-6-7
Bing Crosby-Rise Stevens in
"GONG MY WAY"
Taipgi "FUNTIME"
Sekm. Pirm. Antr. Spaliu 1910
Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stawyck
is Ed L. Robinson in
DOUBLE INDEMNITY"
Treciadieni Spaliu IL
Ruth Terry-Bob Livingstone in
GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART"
Taipgi
Trudy Marshall Ronald Graham
in "LADIES of WASHINGTON"
Moterims duodama indai.
Ketv. Penktad. Spaliu 1918
Charles Bickford Dvorak in
"GANGS Of NEW YORK"
Taipgi Lloyd Nolen-Lola Lane
"GANGS OF CHICAGO"
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special series of Nationality Days,
to raise funds for a Honor Scroll
to bear the names of all Baltimore
service men. About 400 Lithuanian
names will also be on the scroll.
A SERIES of mean and bastard
ly attacks have been made by the
devils DOZEN of Lithuanian COM
munists upon the United Lithuanian
Relief Fund of America because it
wants to bring relief to war-rava-
ged Lithuanians whom the world
(including Moscow forgets.
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SVIESTAS 20 PUNKTU

Sviestui apmazajus, padau-
ginta punktu skaicius sviesto
svarui nuo 16 Xxi 20 punktQ.
Kartu nuo Spaliu l panai-
kinta melyni punktai ivairiems
produktams kurie Xxi tol rel
kejo pirkti m6lynais punktais.