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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

=, Bonds. unpaid par value each. 81 900
nos 2o5 al, 223 225 232. 23s/2to. 2ss-
Ssl 2s3 2g6, 2ss, 303. 30s. 5i2. sal 525'
30 31i. 3sl f3sa 3s7. 3ss, 800 aei lsss
i9y tl2 liii. i6Q/f 46s 4sS. ,73' $50.
80 - q. $50 sol, sos. $50. 562, ss3. 5ss.
1Ig. $50. SIS. SIS, 5ss, 645y64T ss0 ss1
655, 65s 662/66a $40, e73 ara s7e Ssi..
es2. os4, 665. 100 742. 755. 75e. 7ss J7s1s
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~ L7sg. 1890. 1892 13s5/l3s7, 400 iso1
ltOa' lfO7/lili. 1914, 1913. 1924 it2S
1893 1919. l45s/l4e4, i472, 1874 ii7S'
ltl1' l47s, 1881, 1882. 1888. iteI. ite5'
1871 1899, 1901, 1904, 1905. i5isE57I.
1873 1919, 1880, 1882. 1888, 1889, Isl0.
io43' 1888. l54s, i55lI15S5, 1859, 1871.
i3lb/l5sl l5S5/i56s, l5s5/ibe7, Hoi,
ieo5' leil/isl3. 1921 1923, 1929, ist3I.
1871 1872, l655/le57, 1859, 1881. is63.
1888 1851 167o1e74. Tar, 1879 /isss.
IVA. 's
Upon said redemption being mad. funds
VIII be available for ftnal payment and
distribution OF the sums 10 which the
holders OF all outstanding bonds and GER
tlneates OF participation issued pursuant
10 paragraph OF said amendment and
supplement 10 said trust indenture wiz
The outstanding certificates Of par,,cipa-
So s g. 81 q q - a. g 81 So 81.
" 100 lOl. lOs los. ito, ii2Ilig. 1is.
1875. l3s. l41, 1872. i45. 1877. ISL iss.
l67. lu173 i75 I7e. $50. isl. 1855, isi.
1872 l9i, 1917, 202. EOS. ara. 2i4, ans.
22l, 223i22s, 23i. 232, 2ss. 23s. 2lsf2so.
254, $50 25Q 2Sl 2ga o7O oTT o1es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF ABRA-
HAM COHEN, LOUIS COHEN, SYLVIA
COHEN AND BEN COHEN tAkD
DETROIT THEATRE ENTERPRISES,
INC.l REORGANlZED COHEN PROP
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Wesley Perkins
Awarded + aulds
Memorial

The honorary captain of the
,oaa-1e44 Kennewick basketball
team is Teddy Kauth, a junior,
wbo plays regular forward on the
xennewick. five, and who was
ELECTED to a position on the ALI
Yakima second string basketball
tam this spring. Teddy is an out
Standing student, excelling both in
Studies and athletics. Ee played
reuIIar fullback on the football
team this last fall. ~. z
a Buster Faulds Memorial was
begun in 1912 by Ray Normile who
xas coach of the 1912 basketball
team Richard Cluster" Faulds
,vas a member of the class of
,oa2 He was an outstanding bas-
tetball player, well-known for his
coonerative attitude with all, his
craftsmanship, citizenship, and
leadership. The Kennewick bas-
Z Eball squad of 1912, on which he
played forward, made an excellent
record for itself, winning II games
out of possible 20. Soon after the
end of the season, he was struck
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Auto Parts s $:: s.; e.. ;:: For Summer ::::.

with appendicitis and passed away
within a short time. The me-
mortal was started in his memory
and in memory of the basic quail
ties of a good basketball player
cooperation, craftsmanship, cit
izenship, and leadership.
In 1912 Arthur Evett received
the memorial. Arthur was an
outstanding student and was grad
uated valedictorian of his class.
He possessed all of the qualities
desired to receive the award. He
is now in the armed forces. No one
received the award in 1943 and
this year Wesley Perkins was
given the coveted prize.
Wesley Perkins is a junior who
plays center on the first team.
He was chosen center on the. ALI
Yakima Valley second string this
spring. AS the winner of the Me-
mortal he is regarded as the Gin
spirational player" of this season.
Both Teddy Kauth and Wesley
Perkins were regulars on the team
this year which won ,27 out of a
possible 80 encounters. This team
also succeeded in coping the COW
eted Yakima Valley championship.
As result of this win, the entire
team competed in the state champ
ionship tournament in Seattle last
March. This is the first time in
the history of basketball in Ken
newick that the team has been
represented in the state tourna-
ment
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Western Auto Supply
OLAV |. OTHEIM, Authorized Dealer

quired of the Yakima field office
He particularly urged wage earn.
ers to take good care Of their So.
cial Security cards in order not tc
lose them and stated that any
wage Garner in this area can OBJ.
tain a statement of wages cred
tied to his account by writing to
the field office at BIS Post Office
Building, Yakima, Wash.
Since Federal Old-Age and Sur
vivors insurance benefits are based
on the wages a person has earned
in covered employment il is inn
portant TO each wage Garner that
he receive full credit for all wages
paid him.. In order that employers
can properly report their en-
ployes' wages the employe is re-
quired to show his social security
card to each of his employers at
the time he goes to work so his
employer can enter this number on
his records.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Victory Gardeners
Are Planning
or Canning

VlCtOry gardening families that
count on growing enough to eat
fresh and some to put up" are
smart if they map their food pre-
serving campaign all the way to
the seasons end. To Benton coun-
ty families seeking pointers on
planning, Mrs. Gladys X. Bolon,
county home demonstration agent,
suggests the following:
Figure the length of the garden
season and humber of weeks for
using fruits and vegetables home
canned or preserved in other ways.
In this county % to "a weeks OF
garden with second planting of
gardens feasible, not more than
80 weeks need be planned, for
using the preserved and stored
fruits a nd vegetables. Plan how
much food you will put up for each
person for the winter weeks, esti-
mating how far these jars will 60
toward providing nourishing, ap-
petizing and varied meals.
/ In some families depending
heavily on home-canned food, 100
quarts per person, or more, is
the usual "put up" supply. This
includes fruits home grown or pur-
chased. Here's boiled-down av-
erage preservation budget" for
one person, just to give an idea
of totals, good variety, and range
of quantities: Tomatoes, 20 to 80
quarts; green's and other vege-
tables, to 8 kinds, Is quarts;
fruits and fruit juices, 6 to 8
kinds, 35 to SO quarts; and in the
stored foods, carrots, 80 pounds,
other root vegetables, so pounds,
and potatoes, ITO pounds. This
amount of preserved food would
supply enough of these foods for
q good optimum diet for one per-
son for 80 weeks.
If plans call for canning part,
and buying part, of the winters
supply, consider which foods will
best repay family efforts to pre-
serve them-from the standpoint
of nutrition, prices and rationing-
and which foods may satisfactory
be left to purchase. Don't disre-
gard family likes and dislikes
when deciding totals; remember,
it's good fores to leave
something extra - to allow for
guest, and for a margin in case
some halves are poor or there's
loss in storage. Because canned
fruits and vegetables kept too
long, lose considerable nutrition
value as well as appetizing color,
flavor and even texture, it is best
to plan only the amount the fam
lily needs for one year.
Choose foods suitable for home
preservation, and get reliable di-
rections for canning, brining,
freezing or storing. These direc-
tons may be obtained from the
county agricultural office over
the Penney store in Kennewick.
Mrs. Bolon has not been. able to
secure tester for testing pressure
gauges on Gamers. Those who
need the work done at once should
take pressure gauge off cooker
and send it to O'Rourke Plumb
ing Co., Walla Walla, or to the
National Pressure Cooker Co., at
Eau Claire, Wise.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Many Changes Taking
Place in Western H.H.

Western Horse Heaven-Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. GIenson have been re-
modelling and enlarging their home
the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Perraults are constructing an at
tractive tenant cottage on their
ranch. The work is being done
by c. E. McCauley and C.. j.
Byrd. Clinton McBee has been
repapering, painting and adding
another room to the Weller place
where Guy Morgan formerly lived
and Mr.. and Mrs. McBee have
settled. 5EE
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Allen and
Miss Barbara Christensen of
Kennewick were overnight guests
Saturday of the Ed Tyack's fam
lily. Sunday they all called at the
Guy Travis home. - ...-...
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11
Workers Need
Social Security
Cards 10 Work

Anton r. Boettcher, manager OF
the Yakima field office of the
Social Security Board. which
serves Benton, Yakima, Kittitas,
Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan
counties was in Kennewick early
this week on matters pertaining
to the Federal Old Age and Sur
vivors insurance program. Boett-
cher said the industrial develop
ment along the Columbia River
in Benton county has greatly in
creased the volume of work re-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11

According to the United States
Department OF Agriculture a cubic
mile Of the finest top soil in the
United States is washed away
each year. The loss is due, the de-
partment states, TO the manner Of
cultivation. Too many hillsides
and sharply rolling land which
should be planted TO grass are
planted to row crops which re-
quire cultivation and which put
the top soil in perfect condition
to be washed away with every
rain.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-05-11

An examination Of the navy,
of college freshmen, revealed that
1900 freshmen from q leading
universities, 68 percent were I'M
able to pass the arithmetic test,
and 81 percent failed the whole
test. In order to secure the num-
Der Of men needed navy standards
had to be lowered SO percent.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
Russians Stay
1000 Germans

MOSCOW, June 6. CUP)-Ger-
man losses mounted to more than
1000 men Tuesday after a week of
steady but futile attempts to drive
the Russians from their positions
north and northwest of the Roman
ian city of Iasi.
Beside the heavy loss of man
/. power, the Germans also lost 305
tanks and 313 planes during the
seven successive days of attacks
against the Soviet lines, and made
-9only two insignificant generations.
A communique said that more
than 600 enemy troops were killed
yesterday and 81 tanks destroyed
as the Red army forces repulsed
new and strong attacks by German
infantry and tanks.
Russian troops also threw back
an attempt by the Germans to cross
the lower DneStr river in five
boats northwest of .Tiraspol.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
o--Help Wanted
7th at Main st.

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
GOOD income assured. Apply Mrs.
Lorna Barrette, Barbara Worth
Hotel. o.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
Lost, Found Strayed


LOST-One light bay mare, yrs.
old, 1900 lbs; sorrel mare, blaze
face, 8 yrs. old, 900 lbs Reward.
Write T. r. Starkey, Box 28l,
Imperial or call 3O25. Clio
LOST-Ration books & 4 belong
ing to Blanche Tucker and Fran
ces Dianne Tucker. Return to
Ration Board. CT
LOST-Black Shaeffer Eversharp
pencil, gold band with name Con-
rad Dale Dickson. Finder please
return to 1911 WenSley, Phone
1540-J. No questions asked. 6-8
ESTRAYED-One 10 mos. Guernsey
heifer, springer, from Geo. Hart
ranch, N. E. Holtville. Phone J. P.
Chambers, Holtville 8701-J-5 and
receive reward. 6-12
LOST-Woman's Crawford wrist
watch between Safeway and A.
& p. If found leave at Post-Press.
Reward. 6-8
LOST-"A' gas book belonging to
T. l.. Smith. Return to Ration
Board. 60
a-~Personals, Special Notices
N~~~~>~~N-~~~>~-~-~~~~~- O~~-~-~-~-~~~~-o-~-~~~~
NOW OPEN
LEFTY'S GARAGE IN IMPERIAL
Was formerly Jake and Lefty's
Garage on the S. d. Highway
near Ell Centre. Old and new
friends alike will find a welcome
and the same fine service here.
L. F.. Lefty" Tarbet. ga
Z P,,,;na,e Carv;coe
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
Officials Reveal
New Plans on
Farm Pay Appeals

MARYSVILLE, Cal, June 8. tUP)
Police Tuesday were searching
for Allmore c. Brown, 25, Los An
geles, one of two San Quentin con-
yicts who overpowered their guards
while en- route to the prison from
Quincy after escaping from a state
. operated Plumas county forrest
camp.
The other convict, Jack Tyrell,
s27, San Diego, was recaptured Mon
, day by Marysville police outside a
grocery store.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06

TWO OFFICERS wives would like
ride to Oakland or vicinity middle
of June. Share expenses and ref
erences. IT'S Len Rey Phi. ll48-J.
6-8
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
PHONE 800

LOST-Ration book No. belong
ing to Anna P. Mack. Return
to ration board. 60
LOST-Gas ration "a book be-
longing to James Carson. Return
to Ration Board. 60
LOST-Child' red and green felt
purse containing ration book No.
3 belonging to Beulah Mae Blys-
ma, Phone CaleXico 3-R-5 60
LOST-V-8 Ford truck 32x6 tire
between Holtville and Meloland
Store on Highway 30. Phone
87l4-R-1. Leave tire at Whitmer
Store. Reward. GO
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06

WILL TAKE 2 OR 3 passengers to
Carson City Wednesday morning.
Share expenses. Phone 87O9-R-5.
CT
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
4--Transportation

MAN WISHES auto ride to Chicago,
Detroit or vicinity. Drive, share.
Phone 781 before pm. 6-8
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
kENkLMAS SAVAI
ISTAIGAI

Lietuviu Kliubas il Sale is
priezasties saw Lietuviu ken
kimo sulaukia nesmagumu, il
tas daro geda visiems Lietu-
viams. 81 LietuviSka istaiga
apskundziama policijai, kuri
priversta buna ateiti ir lysti
vidaus tvarka.
Lietuviu sale ir klubas yra
didelio biznio vieta, cia viskas
vedama tvarkiai ir teisingai,
Joje dalykai eina taip kaip XII
tu tautu tokios ruSies istaigo-
Sc, bet kit savo istaigu ne
skund@ia, tik Lietuviai.
Jeigu taip Lus daroma ir to-
liau, tie istaigos vedejai kurie
turi del to nukenteti, neteks
kantryb5s, If butu bloga jeigu
Lietuviu sale if klubas nueitu
atgal toki stow kaip buvo
seniau. Remkim ir palaiky-
kim ia ka iSauginom. nesi-
griebkim griauti. Narys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
IsEJO KARIUOMENEN

StaSyS ZlurlS, 2. j. ZlurlO
jaunesnysis sunus, pereita sa-
waite iSvyko militarinen tarny-
bon, j TT. Benjamin Harrison,
Ind.
Viktoras ziuris, vyresnysis
sunus, siomis dienomis parvy-
ko pavieseti pas teva kelioli-
kai dienu. Jis tarnauja u. S.
Navy orc tyrimo srityje.
! Vytautas Tulauskas isejo
u. S. Navy Kovo % d. Jis
yra 26 m. amziaus, vedes. turi
l metu suneli. Liudna buvo
ziureti atsisveikinimo valando-
ie kada turejo skirts SUI savo
zmona ir kudikiu.
jam buvo surengta iSleistu-
yes jo zmonos t9vu, Povilo il
Petroneles Skarnuliu namuose
Dalyvavo burelis ginning il
siaip artimu kaimynu. Wis
atsisveikino su Vytautu, linke-
dami Jam geriausios kloties.
Jis yra sunus Jono ir JuoZe.
finos Tulausku.
1st 1t. Jonas Slauta. Polite
rienes brolis, parvaziavo is AT.
rikos, pavieseti porai savaicig
su saviskiais. Jis buvo keliuo.
Sc muSiuose ir tapo suzeistas
bet dabar iauciasi gerai, Pa
silks tarnyboje dar ant to.
liau. Laukia paskyrimo vie
tos is karo virsenybes.
Dabar apsibuvo pas save
zmonos tevus.
Pas Polterius keleta dienu
viesejo Ruth Rose (Rukas) is
Pittsburgho: Gryzo atgal Ba-
landZiO 4.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
THE PERgSCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

A CORRESPONDENT of The
New York Times, Raymond Da-
NELL, cables from London: "While
it is not by any means wholehear-
tedly approved, Russia's absorption
Of the Baltic States, and incorpora-
ton of Eastern Poland as far west
as the CurZon Line has been tacit-
ly accepted IF this is so, Eng
land is fairly we'll on the way to
earn it's title of ''perfidious AL
bion', since whatever truthful rea-
son there may be to acquiesce in
the absorption of Eastern Poland
there is none to let might rule right
in regard to Lithuania, Latvia and
Estonia. London should remember
that the Baltic States were it's best
customers, Lithuania in 1887 eX-
porting to the English nation 49,
of it's foreign trade goods, Latvis
39, and Estonia AS. (The percent
ages of their exports to Soviet
Russia in that year were: 5 per
cent, 2 and a respectively
HOWEVER, Anne O'Hare Me
Cormack, and editorial writer OF
The New York Times, thinks 81
safe to assume that a good many
of Stains decisions are tentative
too, in spite of, the fact that Rus
| sia is surer Of what she wants
than the rest Of u.s.. Stalin's pro
nounced decisions in regard to The
fate of the Baltic States, therefore
may be only tentative.
THE DETERMINATION Of tn,
| Lithuanians to regain their free
dom, vouchsafed to them aftel
| World War |, is not tentative bu
decisive and final. A cable dis
patch to The New York Times from
+, Stockholm, says that a secret Su
nreme Committee for the Liberia
tion of Lithuania was established
! in kaunas in December, 1943. Thi!
Committee represents all Lithuan
ian fighting organizations "unani
nous in the determination not t
recognize any foreign occupation
Of Lithuania and to fight for
free, Independent Lithuania, recon
structed on democratic principles a
proclaimed by the Atlantic Char
ter. The communists are not in
cluded in the organization whic
aims to maintain close contact wit
Lithuanian Legations abroad, co
operating with Lithuanians residing
outside Of Lithuania and ais
with all those nations that recoe
nize the right of free self-deter
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
A. A. ANTANA LITVINA
ATMINUS

Jau prabego daugiau metas
laiko kaip velionis persiskyr6
su siuo pasauliu, bet Welcomes
nuosirdziq draugu mintyse jis
nera uzmirStas.
Antanas gyvendamas vien-
gungio gyvenima ir netureda-
mas artimu ginning, nors ir
turejo daug draugQ, bet daug
is ju tarpo buvo Wis dolariniai,
kuriems daugiau rupejo .io
sunkiai, is jaunystes dienu W.
dirbti ir sutaupyti centai negu
Welcomes atmintis. Buvo daug
vargo Xxi per Probate teisma
isgauta io palikimo raStai. Pc
! jo mirties tuli nanorejo kad t.
suzinotu jo gimines. Bet deka
giminaiciams, Juozapui if Onai
Ramanauskams, kurie net ir
savo centus pridedant, iSreika-
lavo tinkamos atminties ir po-
zymio Welcomes atminimui -
deka jiems siddien yra pastaty-
tas akmuo ant Welcomes kapo ir
Balandzio % d, uzsakyta sv.
Misios Piles Svenciausios Ne
siaujancios Pagalbos Lietuviu
parapijoje, 8 val. ryte, 0 pc
Sv. MisiQ bus pasventinimas
akmens il padejimas geliu val
niko ant Welcomes kapo.
| sias iskilmes yra nuosir-
dziai kvieciami visi Welcomes
draugai ir gimines.
Malonus yra tvarkingas gy-
venimas, bet nemaziau malo-
nus yra ir tvarkingas paliki-
mas, ypatingai viengungiu. Su
mirtimi sutarties nesirasoma.
Nera zinoma kuomet reikes
skirts SUI siuo pasauliu, po
mirties dolariniu draugu cili
eilas atsiranda ir nei welcomes
nei giminiu naudai. Dazniau-
sia nukencia welcomes reika
lai ir pasilikusieji gimines. Bu-
tn geistina kad gyvi esantieji
apsirupintu savo reikalais
Draugas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
Perka Bonus Zyrnionis
Sumomis

Prize smulkesniu karo bonu
pirkeju, kurie prisideda prie
Lietuviu $5,00O,00O Bonu W.
jaus. teko patirti kad Lietuviu
Bankas pirko uz $1,000,
Is paskiru asmenu Xxi siol
uz didLiausia suma yra pirkes
Stasys Lukosius (Lukassus)
kuris IS Lietuviu Banko nusi-
pirko Karo bonu uz $4,000.
Prizes pora Ssavai5iu jis pir-
ko ir pristateAkupona uz 5000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
HIPPoDRoN-. !
"The Desert Song"

Niena is puikiausiu fllmu pasta
rails laikais, yra tai Warner Bros.
The Desert Song, kuri pradeda-
ia rodyti Hippodrome Theatre sa
vaitei laiko Balandzio 5.
Tai yra gausiai muzikalus veika
las, kuriame vadovaujamas roles
atlicka Dennis Morgan ir Irene
Manning, prie il veik;a kiri Ger
q +ia+ai P~uce Cabot. Lyme 0~c
e~~ :. Gene 7Ncl;'7art. nina yra
spalvuota. Tas veikalas vaizduojs.
Af iko j. wa ~7ode"niz-7o-
tas, vaidinime ineina Vokieciai in
trigantus veikiancius tarp Prancu-
kurstymui ju. Tuo budu veika-
.ui priduodama Sio karo antspal-
Wis.
Istisai visa veikala eina puik
Sigmundo Romberg muzika su III.
nomomis oppuliaremis dainomis".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
masiniS SuSirinkimaS BaIandziO 19
Kalbes Adv A. A. Oils is Chicagos, r kit gyms kalbetoa

Cleveande rengiama masn Lietuviu susirinlimas LIE
TUVQ SAEJE treGadieno vakare Ralandzio 49, 800
Shame mtinge kabes Adv. Antanas A. Oils is Chcagos Anne
rkos Letuvu Seimo organzatorus to Seimo rnkas Vyk
domojo Kometo pirnnnkas Tuoj pranesme kure kit kali
betojai dayvaus.
zanga visiems sale a vakara bus dyka. Prize kitty iva
ranybu bus rOdOma grazO spaVuotOs fOs Leuvos PreZ
dento Anano Smetonos laiGouviu ir kitokos.
Tenykte ka Dirvos numeri paciau apie tai
Penku Milonu Karo Bonu Vajaus bonus gale pirkt Lie
uviu Banke denoms Dvos Redacijoe P P Muioio Off
vakarais.
Gaukit Pecjas Dirvos Redakcijoe rnkimu paraSu pra
SAINT kad Prezidentas Roosevelt uztartu LetuVa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
DIRBA PARASU RINKIME

Clevelando srityje keli as
menys smarkiai darbuojasi pa
rasu rinkime uz Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe.
Alekas Banys paskyre So
tam kas paskiras daugiausia
parasu surinks, bet Xxi siol jis
pats Wis uzima pirma vieta.
Pc 10 daugiausia parasu tu-
ri surinke Margaret Selius, r.
Saukevicius, A. Simkunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
NJ IR | M Al

SERGT. JAMES P. MOTTER-
SHAW, Barboros Zalogaites
vyras, mire Kovo 81 d. militia
riskoi ligonineje, Battle Creek,
Mich. 10 zmona gyvena Gle
velande, 1900 Rugby rd., cia
jis parveztas palaidojimui.
Jis buvo du metal kaip We
des. Kovose su Japonais bu-
vo suzeistas j koja, nuo ko ir
nepasitaise, parveztas j ligon-
butt pasirges mire. Jis buvc
narvs Ohio 37-tos Divizijos.
Palaidotas Lakeview kapine-
Sc.
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LIETUVlU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
loSti ir smagiai praleisti Eaka-
IA SUI savo draugais. Sios SUI
eigos buna antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio ir SeStadienio vaka-
rails, nuo val. lygiai. Parem-
kit sayo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos, todel jums
bus naudinga atsiankyti daz-
niau Lietuviu sale.
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Carpthaian Mountains. In that
case, Lithuania, LatVia and Esto-
MIA will be evacuated The Ger
mans predict they will burn and
destroy everything in their retreat
If the Baltic fighting patriots
let them
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BALSUOTOJAMS

Tie Lietuviai pilieciai kurie
persikele gyventi j kita vieta,
turi uzregistruoti savo nauja
adresa, jeigu nori tureti teise
balsuoti nominaciju balsavi-
muose Geguzes 8 diena.
Paskutine proga tam balsa-
vimui uzsiregistruoti yra Ba-
landzio 10 d. Registruotis rel
kit Room 1872, City Hall.
Registruotis turf ir tie ku-
RE nebalsavo pastaruose dvie-
ju metu reguliariuose rinki-
muOSe.
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kORTAVIMO VAKARAS

WOteru Sajung0s 26 KIP. rem
gia korta imo valyara, sestad
Baland 10 Is, Sv. Jurgio para
piios saleje, pradzia 1870 val.
;ESanga 35c. Uzpraso visus. at
silankyti. Bus trys dovanos
prie izangos tikietu ir dovanos
kiekvienam stalui.
Kviecia KOmiSiia
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MANU- SAVININKAMS

Lletuvlu Manu- savlnlnku
svar'>us susiririkimas bus lai-
komas treciadienio vakare, IL
d. Balandzio, Lietuviu saleje.
Manu- savininkai, kreipkite
daugiau demesio savo reika-
lus, tuo tikslu ir lankykites sa-
vo organiZacijos susirinkimuo-
Sc. Valdyba.
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