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NV darling daughter:
I received letter from you to-
day, and I've been waiting long
time to write this one.
You see, didn't know if you
we're going to be a little girl or
little boy. I did refer to you
as Junior before you were born,
but please forgive me. Now I
know I have another young lady
in our little family. I've got so
many things to tell you, eve n
though you are only month and
four days old and We are thou
sands Of miles apart.
You'll forgive me, l hope, for
not beng there to welcome you
into this great world and GU r
country. But lot of daddy's fell
low Americans and I have big
Job to do right now.
But after this job is done, we
can gather around the old fire
place with me telling you and
mama bedtime stories and rock
ing you to sleep.
Right now we are busy rocking
the Japs to sleep, and I want to
make sure they will never wake
up to try again to rock us to sleep.
AS you already know by now
how wonderful and sweet y u r
mommy is, I won't have to tell
you about her. I know you love
Aer to death already. But don't
forget I do, too. And I saw her
first, so you will have to share
her and her love with me You
see, I'm kinda jealous already.
But I'm sure she has love enough
for us both.
You be a good little girl for
her and she will be nice and sweet
to you, and also help you to gel
acquainted with your brand new
world. AS for me, I'll do what
I can here to keep it free and de-
cent for you both. hope it won
be long before we will be seeing
each other, so can kiss and hug
!; your sweet little neck.
1 received picture of you ane
mama today, SO I already know
how pretty and sweet looking 20,
are. In fact you are a little gla
, mour baby. That's new title
1 think OF course l won't be sat
isfied until we meet in person, ane
I know 1 will just love you tt
death. Mama told me that you
had a bad temper and I sort O.
got the blame for it. So you be
real nice and sweet until dadd,
gets back and show her that she
is mistaken
I'm mighty proud to be able tt
sign this
Lovingly, Your Dad.
P. S. have lot more to tel
you. But you are so young, only
my actions will tell and speak tina
for me-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-13
FREEZING WEATHER
SWEEPS OVER U. S.
(By THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

(By The ASSOClAIED fhEoo|
More than a fourth of the Uni
ted States was shivering in sub
zero temperatures or preparing
for them last night as biting winds,
which followed Fridays heavy
SHOWS, subsidized.
Most of the snow clouds blew
cut to sea off the east coast yes
terday afternoon, leaving great Sec
lions of the midwest and north
west begged down in drifts that
jmpeded traffic and, in some
places, slowed communications.
The severe cold set in yesterday
morning in the Dakotas, Nebraska
and Iowa and progressede east
ward during the day. At least IL
deaths were attributed to the snow
storm and cold wave.
Yesterday mornings low temper
atures included: Lincoln, Neb., %
below zero; Sioux City, Ia, % be-
low; Kansas City, Mo-, five below !;
Houghton,, Mich, nine below; St.
Louis, Mo-, and Chicago, one be-
low; Superior, Wis, 16 below.
Some promise of relief was con-
tanned in report from the Rocky
Mountains that warmer weather
was moving in from the west.
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game" President roosev-r
clared in letter to be ro,s
morrow at the opening here Of fl.
national conference to comba+ a wy
ti-semitism. '
In the letter, addressed II y
Stephen S. Wise, president y, ~ "
American Jewish congress aua me
leased by him today the d. re-
dent pledged the defeat Of tba resi- resi-
man dictator on his own ground md
The attempt by Adolf u;+O
and the Nazi party to rule '1 r
many, to rule Europe and tbo aer'
rule the western world, was baso %
on two brutal devices: organ Gsea
terror and organized anti.sem,s
ism," Mr.. Roosevelt wrote 'e''''t'
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-13
Australian Immigration

Having partially recovered from the shiv-
ers the threat of japanese invasion sent up
and down it's composite spine, Australia is
framing an immigration policy with view
to increasing the population after the war as
defense measure no less than for economic ad-
vancement.
Naturally, the first effort will be directed
toward the British Isles, bu tit is apparent
that cordial invitation will be extended to
United States troops already there and other
Americans who because of the general un-
settling effects of the war and the habit of
moving contracted in these parlous times, will
be ready to seek new habitations and different
pbs when peace has been restored.
Because Americans and Australians appear
have much in common it is reasonable to
lieve that the invitation will be accepted by
large migratory segment of our present
pulation. Certainly it is to be presumed that
ny American soldiers now on duty down
err will seize the opportunity to carve out
ew peacetime life for themselves among
r new and good friends, the Aussies
time Minister Curtin is expected to present
immigration program at the Empire Prime
sters Conference in London later in the
Its acceptance is understood to depend
y on Australia's ability to prove that
pyment will be available for immigrants
should be no grave doubt on this score
Rlia has almost unlimited natural re-
s. And Americans have exceptional skill
pting themselves to new conditions.
ether, it would appear that the Can
government has hit upon plan of great
for Australia's development
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WILL CLOSE BRIDGE

Permission has been granted J.,
the Beaufort and Morehead D.! %
ROAD company, of Beaufort, Nt tn
close its drawbridge over a.. 70
lant's channel in Beaufort b Hal'
Dor to all navigation except l nas,
and through small boat trs ,ssal
for the period of Februarv ~
through March 10, for the p1,rrol ~
of making necessary repairs IL rye ~
bridge fender system, accordr ns
to an announcement from Tia4s
Col. j. T. knight, Jr., WiIn,ra'
ton district engineer.
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interpreting
The War
nv KIRKE L. SIMPSON
.ssoc;ated Press War Analyst

Compared to clearly impend-
mo major crisis for Germany in
R17ssia and to the ominous por-
tents for Japan in tbs south and
central Pacific, the tense situa-
tion in Italy would seem to be a
secondary phase of the global war
except for the desperate fury Of
German activity there.
One significant development was
Prime Minister Churchilps an
nouncement tonight that his com
maders concerned with the bat
flo for Rome express confidence
i will be won. This implies thai
no top personnel changes are I'M
mediately in prospect.
Possession of Rome obviously is
At stake. In Allied hands the Eter'
nal City and it's surrounding air
field sites unquestionably would in
TESTIFY the diversion effect of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. campaign,
in the south to take NaZi weight
off in Russia and in the west ir
preparation for the second-fron1
attack poised in Britain.
Value Limited
The strategic value of the Ete-'
nal City or of the Italian peninsula
below the tremendously powerful
defense position on the Etruscar
line is limited. It would not seen
to Justify the do-or-die Nazi de
tense unless Rome has larger
politico-military symbolism in Gel
man eyes than has yet been at
tached to it by Allied leadership
Prime Minister Churchill lonl
ago styled the Mediterranean sec
tor of the war in Europe the 'thirt
front" There has been little since
to indicate that it is more thai
that
There seems no doubt that tn
size of Anglo-American forces as
signed to the Italian campaign ha
been strictly limited all along. Thu
main Allied effort in Europe i
oncentrated on second-front prep
arations.
The Italian mainland invasion
adventure was gamble from tn
outset, based on Allied absolute
sea control and air superiority. Al
lied leadership is praying for goo
weather in Italy to bring those AL
lied assets into fuller play. Ant
since the weather in Italy not al
ways will be bad for air and Sc;
operations, Allied plane and shi]
power is likely to prove the ulti
mate decisive factor.
It begins to be clear, however
that desperate German resistance
and counterattacks in Italy reflec
fear that loss of Rome and MAJ
retreat northward to the Etruscal
line defenses might lead to pc
litical upheavals.
The Germans also are riskin
reserves they can i'll spare from
other sectors to slow the Allie
advance in Italy to snail's pace
They may be hoping, as some re
ports from the Allied front in II
ally indicate, for victory in tn
beachhead fight below Rome tina
would enhance Nazi military pres
tige in Rumania, Bulgaria an
elsewhere
President Roosevelt attribute,
the situation on the Nettuno-Anzi
beac hhead to bad weather but by
passed entirely questions raised b.
sharp British editorial criticism o
the handling of that campaign.
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DIES IN PLUNGE

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-tRERidge-
way P. Bishop, so, insurance bro
ker, contract bridge expert and
scion of an old Chicago family,
was killed today in a plunge from
the 18th floor of the Morrison
hotel. His body landed on Clark
street, near Madison, in the heart
of the Loop, narrowly missing a
pedestrian, Eric Klingbeil.
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Anti-Semitistn Sources
Attacked By Roosevelt

NEW YORK Feb. 12.-(R-Some
sources of anti-semitism in the
United States were created to
serve Hitler's purpose and who
ever condones or participates in
anti semitism plays Hitler S
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-13
QUEBEC FISHERIES

The Province of Quebecs Mari.
time Fisheries Service issued 1896
commercial fishing licenses in
191, and the total catch amounted
to 90,216, 700 pounds of fish.
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Christ walks the hills of all the years:
And he who listens closely hears
A friendly sstepa whispered tone
That makes the Masters presence
Known
A whispered tone more soft and still
Than leaves that rustic on the hill:
Beloved, still walk with mine
In Ozark hills or Palestine.
From "Now''
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Fair Enough

traitor., Nste-Ths and tho New. accepts no
,espensibity to. ~ personal Vows Of MT res'ei
- .ster S,.asres with them nuch % nans .!
~. rsaSer, His articles the good purpose o.
making people think
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|QETTER BOX

Editors Note: The following letter
was written by Wilmington boy on
military duty somewhere IN the
southwest Pacific.i
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Our Chief Aim

To aid in every way the prosecution Of
the war to complete Victory.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Don't Shoot Your
Gas. Pump Man |!

He'sa good guy! Sure. he d hate to
hear some careless driver smashed
your car -. you helpless . driving
half.bli from Windshield Smear!
But it, yo1r car! And your worry!
SO why blame your good service
man for not reminding you TO let
him replace your duIled windshield
wiper blades and your tired,
twisted wiper arms all now
several years too old!
Once you remind him he'll
proudly-and quickly-ht your car
with keen new ANCO RAIN.
MASTER Blades and Arms. Sturdy
Good looking :. Exclusive
patented features - Used on our
lighting Tanks and Trucks and
Ships and Bombers too. Original
equipment on many models of high.
grade cars. Ready for you At nearly
all good service stops. Because
RAIN MASTERS clean quicker,
clean cleaner =. last longer!
Be safer Make better time in
storms. Avoid costly smashups! Get
RAIN MASTER VISION CON
TROL. nexttime you buy gas Costs
less than a simple fender repair.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
PITTSBURGH
Liudi Prezidento

Su kitais Amerikos Lietu-
viais ir Pittsburghieciai buvo
sukresti Lietuvos Prezidento
"A. Smetonos mirties zinia. Is
girdom ja pirmiausia per ra-
dio, kurio pranesimai kad gy-
venamo namo gaisre zuvo Lie
tuvos Prezidentas labai nejau-
kiai atsiliepe j jausmus ir SUI
drebino visus.
< Neatsiliko Pittsburghieciai il
nuo dalyvavimo laidotuvese.
Keli buvo nuvyke j Clevelan-
ia sermenis ir gryzo ia pa
eia naktl, musu geri tautie.
ciai patriotai Petras ir Bron6
Pivaronai ir geliu vainika nu.
siunte ir veliau patys nuvazia.
yo j laidotuves. kr
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WATERBURY. CT.
EA!P STANESLOl AIIEENE
VERTO kOMUNiSTE

Visi Watorburio Lietuviai il
kit kurie tik pazinojo buvusi1
SLA daktaro-kvotGjo zmona,
kristina Stanislovaitienc, mo-
kyta, gabiq moteri, negali su-
prasti kaip il galejo pavirsti
savo tautos iSgama If taip aki-
pleSi$kai dirbti uz pardavima
I.ietuvos laukiniams Rusams
kaip daro il.
Stanislovaitiene, pam okyta
moteris, pralenke kitus Lietu-
viuS tamsuolius holSeVikus ir
il prileidziama SovietQ istai-
gose ten kur kit1 bolsevikeliu
neisileidzia. il ilenda ir An
gliska spauda, kaipo zmona zy-
maus profesi0nalo ir patti bu-
darna aukStesniO mckslo. j
tapo Maskvai brangus inagis
Amerikoje Lietuviu tauta de-
moralizuoti, SovietV interesus
stiprinti.
Atsimenu vienQ atsitikimQ
kuris ia gera LietuVaite iSmu-
Sc is lygSvaros. Tai jos gels
mas garbes, jos anDicija il
jos didele energija. Budama TO
amziaus kur zmogus dar MENU
siStovejes, nezino kas jis yra,
bet turi ambicijas ir trokSta
garbes, il padare ia zygi kuris
paverte ja kenksminga sayo
tautai.
StanisIovaitiene nuo tautines
sroVes atSalO SLA seine Pitts
burghe 1892 metals, kada .jai
paaiskejo jog sandarieciai So
sitare nebalsuoti uz DR.. Stanis
lovaiti, il tada baisiai isirdo
ant tautines sroves zmoniu =
JOS akys tik liepsnojo ziurint
] zmones, visi tautiSkos puses
delegatai pasidare jos priesai,
j lakste po sale su pagieza,
isrod6 kad JOS vyras nebus is
rinkt1s iai viskas zlugs, liks
negarbe If pazeminimas.
Nuo to laiko il ir pradejo
slysti kairyn, prie socialistQ
ir paskiau prisislieio prie ko-
munistQ. Wet.
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DAYTON, CHIC
LIETUVIS BUVO PREZI-
DENTO CARRIES .SARGAS

DaytnnletlS korpOralaS Xii
fordas Jrbonas, kuris jau an
tri metal kaip randasi Kairo
Egipte, dabar prisiustame sa-
vo tevams laiSke is tenai raSo
kad jis turejo proga butt gar
hes sargu eilese prie Preziden-
dento Roosevelto ir kitu visQ
kurie buvo suvaziave ten kon-
feruoti.
Taipgi raSo jog Kal6du pie
tus valo2 su iais sykiu ir Len
kai paL9geliai, ir prisiunt6
Daytona Kaledu valgiu sarasa
spausdinta AngliSkai if Len
kiSkai. KI. Urbonas nesenai
yra aplankes Kristaus Grabo
SventinyGiq Jeruzolime.
ID. Rep,
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MlRE 11,400 ISEl-
Wiz LIETUVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damas mirusiu iseiviu Lietuviu
vardais. mirusiu skaicius pa
sieke iau 11,4O0, nuo Vasario
nlenesio, 1887 metu, kada cia
pradeta mirusiu sarasas vesti.
PETKlENE Sofia (Radziuta),
So m., mire Spaliu %, Chi
cagoj. Telsiu ap., Varniu d.
Amcrikoj isgyveno 43 m.
MONKUS Jurgis, 20 metu, mi
re Lapk. 8, Chicagoje, kur
buvo ir gimes.
STANKEVICIUS Antanas, SO
r1., mire Spaliu %, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
KARPAVICIENE Karalina, Sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Lapkr.
8, Worcester, Mass.
BURBA Bernardas, mire Rug
sejo M, Buenos Aires, Ar
gentinoj. (Panev. ap., Smil-
giu par.)
PETKIENE Julijona, pusam-
ze, mire Gruod. 6, Chicagoi.
(Telsiu ap., Varniu p, Pa
grinsuotes KY
RAKAUSKAS Juozas, 81 m .
mire Spaliu 30, New Kensin-
gton, Pa. (siauliu ap., Ken
trlu k.)
BUTKUS Alekas, SO m, mire
Lapk. II, Wilsonville, Ill.
(Andriuskiu KY
DUBINSKIENE Antanina (po
!; tevais Vaiciulyte), 43 metu,
mire Rugs, "a, Buenos Rires,
Argentinoj. (Marijamp. ap.
Sverlicos k.) Amerikoje is-
gyveno Ia metu.
PAUL AUSKIENE Ursule, \ 81
m, mire Rugs. 80, Berisso,
Argentinoj.
KUCINSKIENE Agota, 7c M,
mire Gruodzio m. Rockford,
Ill.
YERKlNAS Teofilius, pusam-
zis, mire Gruod. 10, Chica-
goj. (Telsiu app
ZALESKA Viktorija, seno am
ziaus, mire Gruod. 10, Chi
cagoj. (Raseiniu ap., Vidu-
kles p.) Amerikoj isgyveno
45 metus.
LEKOVICIENE Mare (Klimai-
te), pusamze, mire Gruod.' 8
Chicagoj.
JATKAUSKAS Juozas, Is m.,
mire Gruod. M, Worcester,
Mass.
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CTesinys nuo LIMO puslapio)

rios kapniu koplycioe, bus aikomas Cevelande ar
Xxi islydejimo Nacionalines Arlington Kapines Wash
ingtone, ar Xxi bus galimybes pervezt jo Tevynen Lie
tuvon kuriai jis drbo il mylejo, ir zuvo del jos.
Nols tai vidurzeris taciau kad ir saltas buvo
grazus, laidotvu diena buvo sauetas. Sniego buvo
kaip nebuve snigo mazai Tx prizes kelias dienas r
sniegas buvo veik sunykes.
Kalvarijos kapinese, ivazuojant keias buvo ilgai
abiem pusern nustatytas Amerikos veiavomis
Laidotuviu apeigose labai tnka1nai pastarnavo ai-
dotuvu diektorius n A. Wlkelis kuro sernen istai-
goje Lietuvos Prezidento klnas buvo pasarvotas
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DETROIT, MICH.
Jaudininasi Lietuvos
Prezidentui Mirus

Sekmadieni, Sausio 9, per
radio paskelbus apie Lietuvos
Prezidento Antano Smetonos
mirti, visas Detroitas pradejo
kalbeti apie ia nelaiminga ivy
ki. Pirmutinis Dirvos kores-
pondenta telefonu pasisauke
DR.. Jonikaitis If praneSe apie
tai. Toliau seke deSimtimis
telefonu skalbinimu il teiravi-
musi, reiksta uzuojautos, ap-
gailavimai, su pastabom bel is
pudziais suriStais su Ia Lietu-
vim tautos nelaime. Kalbeta ir
ragintasi apie pirkina velio-
niui vainiko. Suminkstejo net
toku zmoniu sirdys kurie esant
jam gyvam buvo jo politiniais
priesais: dabar ir tie reiSke SUI
sijaudinima il gailesti.
Gerieji musu tevynainiai,
pp. Viktoras ir Margareta Pet
rikai, suzinoje apie Prezidento
Smetonos mirti, tuoj uzsake
didziausi vainika; DR.. Jonikai-
It's, DR.. Sims, PIP. Motuzai il
kit sudetinai vainika siuncia.
epic kitus neteko suzinoti.
Antanas Smetona buvo di-
dis zmogus, didis Lietuvis ir
uolus kovotojas uz Lietuva.
Anot jo paties pareiSkino, Vi
sada reikia kovoti be nusilei-
dino, he kompromisq, be veid-
mainiavimo. Toxic zmones su-
tinla daug ir priesu, jQ turejo
velionis visa savo gyvenina.
LictuvOs iSdavikai Ameriko-
ie, visa judejima nukreipta
Lictuvos nepriklausomybes at
gayimui vadino Smetonizmu IL
gasdinO Lietuvius kad Smeto-
ma nori po karo Lic1uVa pa
vaergti. Prezidento Smetonos
mirtis items judoSiams iSmu7
Sc inagi is ranku prizes Ame-
rikos Lietuviu pastangas ko-
voti. Kuo jie Americas Lie
tuvius oasdins dabar? ka jie
smeiS, ant ko piktzodziaus?
Antano Smetonos preziden-
tavimo laikotarpis Lietuvoje
buvo pats idomiausiu Lietuviu
tautos istorijoje. Vieni, su DR..
Jonikaiciu, sakys jog tai buVo
5Viesiausios Lietuviu tautos
dienos: jam prezidentaujant
sutvarkyta pavyzdingai visa
Sails, mokslas Lietuvoj pastaty-
ia lygiagreciu su VakarQ Eu-
ropos didziosiomis valstyba-
mis-, zemes ukis pakeltas, pei
kynai nusausinta, keliai i$tai-
syta ir miestuose dygo didingi
moderniski pastatai. Bet par
thu zmones tuomi nebuvo pa
tenkinami, jie visa laika state
."politines laisves' principa, ia
jie kartos ir istorijoie. Taigi
jo laikotarpio istoriia vienu
bus idealizuojama, kitu neigia-
ma. Dirvos Rep.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVlAI AMERIkOS LlETUVIAI
inos ape mrusus Letuvns Shame skyruje tapnama dy.>
Mire Lietuvos Preziden-
tas Antanas Smetona

SMETONA, Antanas, So metu
anlz., mire nelaiminga mirti-
mi namo gaisre, Sausio 8,
Cleveland, O. (Uzulsnio k,
Vadokliu par, Taujenu val,
Ukmerges ap.) Amerikoje
isgyveno nepilnai 3 metus.
AURILA Povilas, seno amz.,
mire Gruodzio 8, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap., Silales p.)
RUGIENIS Emily, mire Lapk,
II, Detroit, Mich.
TRILIKAITIS T Ksaveras, mire
Gruod. 4, Detroit, Mich.
sAVELIS Edvardas, 80 metu,
mire Rugp. 21, Buenos All
res, Argentinoj. (Utenos ap.
Maletu val, Palaju k.)
BALTRUNAS Jonas, 43 metu,
mire Rugs. II, Berisso, Ar
gentinoj. (Vidukles p, Do
meiku Ky.
ADOMAITIENE Stefaniia, 50
M, mire Lapk. %, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
NECIUNSKAS Mark, mire 29
Lapk., Maspeth, N. Y.
DIGRIS Andrius, mire Gruod.
2, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MILINIS Jonas, nira Gruod.
/, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MASLAUSKIENE Ona, 86 m,
nire Gruodzio 7, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
GRIVERTA Anicetas, mirG 8
Gruod., kearny, N. j.
SEBFDIENE Jieva, mire Is
Lapk., Brooklyn, N. Y.
sILINGAS Armodas, uzmus-
tas automobile, Gruod. 6,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MATULAITlENE Agota, As
m., mire Gruod. /, Kearny,
n. ].
LUKAITIS Pranas, nire 4
Gruodzio, Bayonne, n. j.
BALEVICIENE Ona, 62 metu,
mire Lap. 27, Jamaica, NY.
! GRAMAILA Izidorius, 40 M,
mire Lapkr. 26, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
JABLONSKIENE p, mire 7
Gruodzio, Norwood, Mass.
KERsIS Klemensas, pusamzis,
mire Gruod. 10, Chicagoje.
(Kauno red, Kunciunu k.)
MIkOLENIENE Mare, miro
Gruodzio 8, Philadelphia, Pa.
RAZULIENE Ursule (Arstiky-
te), AZ m., mire Sausio 9 d.,
Clevelande. Amerikoj isgy-
veno 50 metus.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE

Uz NESUTALPINIMA sia-
me numeryje Dirvai prisiustu
korespondenciju il siaip rastu
pasitikime musu bendradarbiai
ir korespondentai atleis. Ku-
RE rasiniai bus nepasene tips
kitame numeryje.
Dirvos Redakcija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14

DIRVA PAVELAVO. Sis Dirvos numeris iseo zymiai
pav6aves del to kad more ome idet znias apie eu
Pre1ideno nr il paladojma. Prize to- Drvos redak-
torius turejo esiognia daug darbo pade sarysyje
sonis adotuveis, per vSas penkas dienas, Prezi
dento 1lirties Xxi paIaidojimo. ~.ss
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-14
VAINIKAI PREZI-
DENTO sERMENY.
Sc BUVO NUO STU:

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tonos laidotuvems:
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Centre valdyba,
l'etras L. Pivaronas ir Selma,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dirva: X. S. ir Ona Karpiai,
Cleveland
Viktoras Petrikas ir zmona,
Detroit, Mich.
SLA Pildomoji Taryba, New
York
Amsterdam, N. Y, Lietuviai
Chicagos Lietuviu MoterQ
Klubas
Lietuvos Generalinis Konsula-
tas: Jonas Budrys ir Selma,
New York,
1iadas Neura ir Selma, Cleve-
land, Ohio
DR.. il ponia J. J. Sims, Det-
roit, Mich.
Lietuviu Moteru Klubas, Gle
veland, Ohio
Lietuvos Konsulatas Chicago
je, P. Dauzvardis ir zmona,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steg and
Mother, Cleveland, Ohio
Hodur z. Rothweiler, Cleve-
land, Ohio
Baltimones Lietuvai Vaduoti
S-gos 4-tas skyrius
Glen and Blanche, Cleveland
Konsulas ir ponia A. O. Shall
ma, Boston, Mass.
Alekas Banys, Cleveland, 0.
Povilas zadeikis, Lietuvos Iga-
liotas Ministras, Washing
ton, D. c.
p. j. Zuris ir :. j. Zuris If
seimos, Lakewood, Ohio
Detroito Gedimino Kavalieriai
DR.. Jonikaitis, J. P. Uvick,
j. Smailis
Adv. ir Mrs. John w. Ansell,
New York
"Moteru Vienybe", Brooklyn,
n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Francois j. Oh
mer, Cleveland
Amerikos Lietuviu Sporto 10
mitetas, Chicago, Ill.
Smetonu Kaimynai nuo Able
white avenue, Cleveland
Pulk. Grant Suite, Lietuvos
Konsulas, Toronto, Kanada
D. L. K. Gedimino Draugija,
Providence, R. |.
Amcrikos Lietuviu Pilieciu Pa
aalpinis Klubas, Providence,
r. /.
Clevelando l.. V. S 1-nas sky
rius: Verbylai, Polteriai, Sa-
mai, Blaskeviciai, Salasevi-
6iai, Miscikai, simkunas, Yn-
siai, Bendleriai, Mudrauskai,
Miliauskiene, Baltrukoniene,
Vilcinskai, Praskevi6iai, Bra
zauskai
Robert j. Caldwell, Los Ange-
les, Calf.
Standard Tool Co. dirbtuves
darbininkai Juliaus Smeto-
tonos skyriaus, Cleveland
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos 2
skyrius, Brooklyn, N. Y
Amerikos Lietuviu Tautininku
Klubas, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DR.. J. Valukas il Selma, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Rytu T'autininku Cen ira S,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Juozas Ginkus ir Selma, Brook
lyn, n. Y
Dr. r. K. Vencius ir zmona,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Vienybe: J. Tysliava ir Selma,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
z. Jankauskas, J. Lukas, Kr.
zemaitis,, F. Pukas: Philadel-
phia, Pa.
DR.. S. r. Tamosaitis ir Selma,
Cleveland
Uskuraiciu, Selma, Cleveland,
V. S. Greiciu Selma, Cleveland
Curlanis ir Douvan Selma, Gle
veland ir Detroit
Vytauto ir Gedimino Rikijai,
Chicago,