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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Union City Soldier Cited By FDR

camp was well located and the men well quartered.
 The flag detail of It. Thompson and Corp. valois, assisted by will- Ing hands of many Rangers. had old Glory flying in almost no time at all, and the uuiden given the Rangers by the Cotton Hollow Club was flying proudly at the end Of company street.
 The maneauvers Sunday morning under It. Harting and It. Thomp. son, with Sgt. valinches and Sgt Krampitz. acting as judges were very good. Corp. Wooster and Corp Valois were leaders Of the two groups.
 Corp. Verceskl in charge of sports had equipment on hand foi the enjoyment of the entire group lie also did a splendid job of the special Sunday morning detail. A sofeball game wound up the sport' program Sunday afternoon.
 Capt, Baker. It. Thompson anc It. fiearting wish to compliment al members for the manner in whicf they conducted themselves durinl the entire trip.
 The Rangers will sponsor a clam bake Sept. i7th for the entire thirt battalion c. s. e. and c. S.-O. V R., at Schildgen's Grove.
 A drill will be held by the Ran gers this Sunday. The next dril will be held Sept. at ZOO D. m at the Futile school grounds.
 People of Cuba are consumin nnre fnnd than before the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
EDWARD MELIJAN
 FRANCE CASUALTY
Prospect Street Pic. Killed Aug. 4: Details Not
 Released

Naugatuck, Aug, 30-Pfc. Edward Melijan, son of MT. and Mrs. Antoni Melijan, 72 Prospect street, was killed in action in France, Aug. {, according to a War Department telegram received py ms paregfs. He would have been 22 years old Aug. l6. No details on how he was killed were given.
 Pfc. Melijap entered service De- eember, l942, and went overseas shortly after Easter of this year, He arrived in France June IS. Prior to Army duty he was employed by the U. S. Rubber company. He att tended Naugatuck high school,
 Surviving are his parents, 6 brother, Ted, and a sister, Jenny.
 Pfc. Melijan is the 18th Naugas tuck seryiceman to lose his life in World War IT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Borough Briefs
-n frnnl MA Telenholol

Second Lt Edward Schrul. son of Mir. and Mrs. Karl Schrul. Cherry St. Ext, spent the weekend with his parents. A graduate of Nauga- tuck High school and former U. s. Rubber employe, ile has been in the service since Jan. 90, i943. It. Schrul is stationed at Bradley Field.
 About 5e0 are expected to attend the annual outing of Local A5, United Rubber Workers of America, Sept 70 at Linden park, President George Fr0elich announced today.
 Delegations from the PasSaic. Y. J., locaI and CIO groups in Waterbury Bridgeport. New Haven and Tor rlngton will attend the affair, he said. stephen Knapik heads the general committee.
 Mrs. Lydia M. Booker. Hill St. Ext. received word Tuesday from the War Department that her son, It. Bruce II. Booker, returned to active duty Aug. IS, having recoV- cred from wounds suffered in action.
 A Memorial Mass f0F the late Corporal gOseph cr0tty Of the United States Marine Corps, wh0 gave hls iife fer his country in the south vest Pacific war gone, six months ago, was s0lempized this na0rning at 5:30 o'clock in St. Francis church Corporal CrOtty was a son Of MT and Mrs. Patrick CrOtty Of Mel bourne Court. and was well known in Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
RANGERS ENJOY 2-DAY BIVOUAC Borough Unit Is All Set to Act Under All
 Conditions

Naagatuck. Aug. 3O-The bivouac Saturday and Sunday by the Nau. gatuck Rangers. at the Housatonic Meadows State Park near Cornwall Bridge. proved to be one of the outstanding events the Rangers have ever undertaken.
 The story Of the bivouac is a very interesting one as it proved the local unit well ready to act under all conditions.
 Arriving at the area Saturday the Rangers were in time to be well comed by a heavy rain storm, but the boys went ahead with their job of getting the camp ready. The tents went up as fl by magic, and in no time at all Mess. Sgt. Behlman, as- sisted by his son. Ranger Behlman Jr.. had the evening mess well m. der way. The camp layout was very well planned by It. Harting. who did fine job in seeing that the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Naugatusk, Aug. 30-Mr. and Mrs. L.. R. Roth, Fairyiew avenue, an nOunce the birth of a daughter Aug. % at Waterbury hospital.
 AEr. and AarS. yohn Crosby, Lewis street. entertained Monday fer their daughter, Linda, whe was four years old.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Crotty Melbourne Conn. are entertaining Mrs. Catherine McMann, Chicago.
 hIr. and Mrs. Henry MOeclel, Jr.. North Main street, are visiting in Neg York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Daly. Elm street, honored their son, Fred, res centy on the occasion of his sixth birthday.
 Mrs. Elmer Sanford and daHgh- ter, Justine. Chestnut street, and Mrs. stephen Luskay and daughter, Barbara, EEeadley street, have re- turBed from vaeationing at Bantam lake.
 Mir and Mrs. John Sullivan Bar mum Conn, have returned from a vacation spent at Lake compounce.
 Edward L0pedi, Eerth Main street, has returned from a visit to New Yerk city.
 Roy Penr0se, Oak street, and Henry Freeman. Carroll street, spent the week end at their cottage at Lake Quassapaug.
 The experience Of having his bomber set afire by flax shile t was on 8 bombing mission eyer Ber- Iin has been described by S-Sgt, Joseph MarcelOnis. fOFmreIy Of Ward street. IEis crippled ship got back tO It's base 0n three mOtOTS, he writes. Holder Of the DistIn- gBlshed Flying Cross and the Air Medal, Sgt, MaFeelORis has com pleted C missions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
FERNANDES TO HEAD
 ALEMBIC COMMITTEE

NaugaLuck, Apg 30-The AlembiC Association of the Naugatiiek Chem ical Co. Will hold its autumn din- ner-danee at The Elton in Water bury Saturday evening. Oct, 2l. Will Ham Fernandez JT,, chairman Of the social activities committee, an- Tl0uneed this morning,
 Committees to take care Of the details Of arrangements are in pro. cess Of being formed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
MRS. JENNIE CAPPOLA
 ENTERTAIN SGLEANERS

Naugatuek, Apg. 30-A all-day meeting of the Cleaners. Beacon Valley Grange. was held today al the home of Mrs, Jennie Capp0la New Haven Road, The meeting was called at I0;30 a, n, Lunch was served at noon by Mrs, cappolai who was hostess,
 Invitations have been issued to neigbboring Oranges for a neigh. bors' night social Friday night at 6. Charles Messner, master, VIII preside at the business meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
POLISH ICONS PLAN
 FARLEY SEPTEMBER 10

Naugatuck. Aug. 30-The monthly meeting of the Polish Falcon and Ulan Society will be held Sept. 10th at the Falcon Hall at 2:30 D. m., President Leon Moraski announced today.
 Glasses in physical calisthenics win resume Friday with instructors Miss E. Gabrielski and Taddeus Gra- bowski in charge Tl'" hours will be from ' D. m. to 9 p. m. fWN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements TOT weekly payments during disability were aDpF0yed today at the office af Compensation Commissioner John J, O'C0nnell,
 Angelo MastTacola Of ~ Pearl Lake Road against Musante, beFT man, 6teinbeFg & Co.,, Inc, e25 De" ginning May l6, hernia,
 Michael J. CeFrut0 Of ToFftDgl0n against T0rFlngton Mfg, Co, Of Tor ringt0n, tl5lOs beginning Aug, g. crushed left foot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
FUTILE HOUSE ROOMS
 NOT TO OPEN MONDAY

Naugatuek, Aug. 30 VI Martin T, Lynn, head Of the local 0PA office, announced this morning the Futile house rooms will he closed Monday, Labor Day. Instead the office will be open all day Tuesday, and ip the evening from I to Q,
 The office will be closed Wednesv day, Tuesday is the usual closing day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
HOUSING DEVIL LOPMENT TO GET FIRE MIGRANTS

Nsugatuck, Aug. 30-Fifteep fire hydrants will be installed in the area of the housing development on Field and Chestnut streets to give the district adequate protection fire, Fire Chief John J. Sheridan reported today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Naugatuck August 30. - Corporal Victor s. Kapshe- vch Infantry United States Army with military opera tions against the enemy at Bougainvie Solomon Islands was recently cited by President Franklin D. Roosevelt for assisting in the return of two seriously wounded men to safety while under intense eneny machine gun, rifle and knee mortar fire
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Housewives in Australia are pros testing that many eggs this season gre only as large as hailstones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Sept 6. 1t was disclosed. All s-foal buildings in Naugatuck have been renovated during the summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Aviation has made great progress in Brazil during the var years,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Vic Kapshevich Assists Wounded
 Men To Safety
WOOdbine Street Corporal, Overseas Nearly Two Years, Commended for Military Operations at BOu'
 gainviIIe; Now Home on 2I-Day FurlOugh

csssssponaena LArr, shsplsy-Phsss Nasgaauch ssss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Corporal Kapsheich is the son of Mir. and Mrs. John Kapshevich. l3l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

People of Cuba are consuming more food than before the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Roy Penrose, Oak street, anf Henry Freeman, Carroll street, spen the week end at their cottage al Lake Quassapaug.
Evening star., 1944-06-09

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
THE PERISCOPE
By SARUNAS.

A WELCOME change is noted
by Benvenisti, the London cores
pondent of the Catholic Common
veal Of New York. He writes:
"A noticeable change of attitude is
coming over the British Left Wing
press in regard to Russia. The
tone is still friendly but a definite
issue is being made of the rights
and freedom of small nations, and
of their right, if they so desire, to
combine in a federated Europe.
The one-sided Russian handling
of, for instance, the Baltic ques-
ton, is beginning to gall the Brit
ish liberals. Let's hope the Ameri-
can liberals will also remember a
glorious attachment to the princi-
pies of liberty. Maybe the letter
by Eugene Lyons, in the May Anne
rican Mercury, will wake some up?
ALL INTERESTED in the. real
facts about the so-called "plebis-
cites" of 1910 in the Baltic States,
should by all means obtain a book
let "Have the Baltic Countries Vol
Renounced TER Freedom,
by August Rel, a former President
of Estonia and last Estonian Min
lister in Moscow. This AZ page
booklet was published by the World
Association of Estonians (15 East
125th St., New York;. 1t is based
on authentic documentary evidence
and says: "No, there is no possibi-
lity. whatever Of maintaining that
the incorporation of the Baltic
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
Ruosiamasi Iskilrnei
Lietuviu Darzelyje

Jau buvo mineta kad Cleve-
lando Tautiniu Darzeliu Lyga
nutare sia vasara lankyti tau
tinius Kulturinius Darzelius
per keleta sekmadieniu, po vie
ma darrell kas sekmadienl.
81 sekmadieni pradedama to
programo vykdymas. Pirmuti-
mis- bus aplankytas Ceku Kul-
turinis Darzelis, pc to seka
kit: Liepos 2 - zydu Darze-
lio lankymas; Liepos 9 - Ven
CRU; Liepos % = VokieciQ !;
ir Liepos 80 - Lietuviu. Tx
Rugpjucio 13 bus dar aplan-
kytas Jugoslavu Darzelis.
Lietuviu Darzelio Saiunga
rengiasi prie savo iSkilmes 80
diena Liepos. Apie tai bus
toliau praneSta placiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
"TARS and SPARS"
AT RKO PALACE

Residents of Northern Ohio will
have their first opportunity to see
the Coast Guard musical recruiting
revue when "Tars and Spars" opens
weeks engagement at the RKO
Palace Theatre in Cleveland, on
Friday, June 23rd. Today, more
than ever before the need for wom-
en- between the ages of 20 and SO
to join the SPARS is most impor-
tant to help end the war sooner.
"Tars and Spars" is fast-paced,
highly-entertaining, one hour mu-
sical tabloid, with the underlying
purpose to spur enlistment in the
SPARS. '~'-
Chief Boatswain Mate Vic Mature
heads the all service cast Of 60.
Mature has just returned from ID
months of convoy duty in the North
Atlantic. An integral part of the
show is the Coast Guard Invaders
orchestra. Men in this band known
as the "fightingest band in the
service" saw action in three inva-
sions, Africa, Sicily, and Salerno,
abroad the U.S.S. Samuel Chase.
There are "a charming SPARS IN
the singing and dancing choruses
in addition to the Coast Guards
men in the show who were selected
from ships and stations every
where.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
JUSy PINIGAI ARBA JUSU GYVASTIS
KARAS TURF Butt LAINAETAs

Tokiu obalsiu Clevelandie-
ciai raginami pirkti Penktos
Paskolos War Bonds.
Vajus prasidejo pirmadienj
ir tests Xxi Liepos 8. Siai sri
ciai nustatyta sukelti $245,-
100000 kvota, ir NUNS mics
to gyventojams reikes ta SUI
ma sudeti SUI kaupu.
Nevilkinkit pirkimo savo bo-
nu, mes is tos sumos nuskirta
$4O,0O0,00O ispirkti Serijos E
bonu, kurie darbo zmoniu me-
giami ir tik jiems parduoda-
mi. Kitus karo bonus isperka
finansines istaigos, korporaci-
jos, bet E bonai. gaunami ma
zesne kama ($10O vertes uz
$75) parduodami tik smulkie-
Stems pirkejams.
Musu kareiviai kariaujanti
ziauru kara, tikisi kad mes Ii
kusieji mamie stotume talka
jiems savo pinigais, kuomet jie
aukoja savo krauja ir gyvas-
tbs. Tie kurie turit savo su-
nus karineje tarnyboje geriau-
sia zinot kas laukia jusu my
limuju karo lauke - ir todel
visu musu noras ir troskimas
turf butt - kara kuogreiciau-
sia uzbaigti, labiausia remnant
karo bonais. Nenuga-
limi saltiniai ir visokiausios
pastangos priesa sumusti bus
rodymas priesui kad jis mega
i tiketis laimeti. Tx taip ka-
'as baigsis.
Lietuviai gall pirkti karo
oonus per Lietuviu Banka ar
"a Dirvos redakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
DIRVA-6S2O Superior Avenue.
PASIRASYkIT
PETICIJA

Kurie Clevelandieciai dar ne
pasiraset ant peticijos prasan-
clos Prezidento Roosevelto uz-
tarimo Lietuvos laisves, galit
ta padaryti eidami pro Sail
Dirvos administrators. Rasi-
te gatavai padeta blanka pa
sirasymui.
Kurie nori pasiimti blanku
parinkti daugiau parasu, gall
blanku gauti Dirvos admins
tracijoje. Parasus reikia rim
xii is visp kas tik yra pima
metis ir Americas pilietis, ne
tik is Lietuviu.
Alekas Banys sake, vasaros
metu lengva gauti parasus is
mamie esanciu zmoniu po dar-
bo, nes visi paprastai esti SUI
sede ant porciu arba kieme ir
lengva JUGS prieiti.
Lietuves kareiviu motinos
kurios turf daugiau vaiku tar
nyboje, prasomos registruotis
vaziuoti Washingtona su pc
ticija Prez. ROoseveltui.
UzsiraSykit DirvOs redakci-
joje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
Atsiunte Auku $3.50

Alekas Banys pasveikino l..
V. S. selma Chicagoje ana sa-
waite telegramu prisiusdamas
S23.50 auku nuo Clevelandie-
ciu kurias jis surinko dar kai
delegatai jau kuvo isvaziave if
seimavojo. AukotojQ vardai
telpa ant 3-cio puslapio, greta
auku seimui is kitu koloniju.
Ypatinga padeka priklauso
biznieriui Jonui Sajeviciui If
jo zmonai, kurie taip zymiai
prisideda prie tautos reikalu
paremimo. New Yorko Sci
mui savo dukreles Genovaites
vardu jie aukavo $50, dabar L.
L. s. seimui vel dave $40.
Sajeviciai yra is jaunesniu
vietos Lietuviu biznieriu, Trees
Cafe savininkai, ant E. list
Street.
Senesniais laikais vietos biz
nieriai labai gausiomis auko
mis- remdavo Lietuvos reikalus
dabar ju pedomis paseka Sale
viciai.
Banys taip pat pasveikin'
LVS selma su parasais vir!
5000 Clevelando pileciu, api
IS kunigu ir apie 200 vienuo
liu ivairiu tautu, kurie pasira
SO ant peticijos uztardami Lie
tuvos laisve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
CHICAGO DAILY INES:

Chicagoans of Lithuanian des
eent today were asked TO sign petl-
tions to President Roosevelt, urging
free Lithuania after the war
More than 1000 attended meet
ing yesterday III St Agnes audi
torium at which plans for clrcula-
ring the petitions were formulated.
Underground reports from Lithu-
ania. SAID Peted DauZvardiS, Lithu-
anian consul, revealed that more
than 100000 natives had been slail,
by the NaZis since 1912.
Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J, She'll
prayed in Holy Cross church for
success of tire invasion as part Of
an all day program devoted to Lith-
uanian freedom.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
ASTCR THEATRE
Hough Ave. ard L. 84th St.

Penstad. ir SeSta. Birz 1924
Humphrey Bogard, Michael Morgan
in PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE"
taipgi
"The McGUERINS of Brooklyn"
Sellm. Pirm. Antr. Birz. 25-26-2:
Mickey Rooney. Lewis Stone in
CANDY HARDY'S Blonde Trouble"
taipgl
Joan Bennett George Brent
in "TWIN BEDS". Tiktai po pietp
Tree. ketvirt. Birz. 1929
TOURNEY FOR MARGARET"
taipgl
Kay Kvser, Marilvn Maxwell
in "SWING FEVER"
Penktad Sestad Rirz. 30-Liepos
Lynn Bari, Akin Tamiroff in
tThe BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY'
taipgi
"TEEN ACE"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
Pop KONCERTAI
PRASIDEJO

Sestas se2onaa Pop koncertq ku-
riuos teikia Cleveland Summer Or
chestra vaaovaujama Rudolph Ring
wall, prasideio treciadionio vakare,
Birzelio 81, Public Auditorium, su
Charles Kullman, garsiu tenoru is
Metropolitan Opera Association,
kaipo solistu.
Koncertai bus duodami treciadie
nio ir Sestadicnio vakarais per ke-
las savaites.
Solist6 seStadieni Birzelio "a,
bus Josephine Antoine, Coloratura
soprano * Metropolitan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
SMAGI SUEIG.A

Lietuviu MoterQ KIubo su-
rengtas kortavimo vakaras p.
Onos Peckaitienes sode pereita
sestadieni buvo didela ir sma-
gi sueiga; dalyvavo apie 100
sveciu, kortuodami, pasisneku-
Ciuodami ir uzkandziaudami.
Dalyvavo klubo mares ir ju
drauges bel draugai. Oras bu-
vo tam tinkamas, grazus, Sill
tas. Klubas padare graZaus
pelno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos. todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau ! Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

States in the Soviet Union took
place in accordance with the free
will Of their peoples. 1t collapses
as soon as it is confronted with
the actual facts of the case".
THE VISIT of Polish Minister
Mikolajczyk to Washington develo-
ped the fact according to the cor
respondent of the New York Times)
that "the United States is not pre-
pared to support the Polish boun-
Diary case at this time nor do more
than use it's good offices to get the
Russians and the Polish Govern
ment together. 1t is generally ad-
mitted in Washington that the SOL
ution to Mr.. Mikolajczyk's difficult
ties lies in Moscow and not in
Washington. This may give a hint
also as to the state of affairs of
the Baltic States.
III
PREMIER Mikolajczyk made the
suggestion, which interests Lithu-
anians since it concerns the capital
of Lithuania, Vilrius. He sugges-
ted that a temporary demarcation
line should be drawn running "east
of Wilma and Lwow. and that libe-
rated territory west of this line
should be administered by the Poles
and east of it by the Russians
pending the establishment Of a
permanent frontier after the war.
THE LITHUANIAN Americans
of New York City pledged to buy
enough War Bonds during the Fifth
War Loan Drive to finance the
building of one Liberty Ship which
they would like to have named
"Lithuania".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
1000 CELEBRATE LITHUANIAN DAY,
PLEDGE TO FIGHT
(CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
JUNE -, 1944)

Peter Dauzvardis, l. h nian
consul in Chicago, yesterday de-
scribed as without foundation or
justification" Russian claims that
plebiscite had been held in Lth-
uania to associate that nation with
the Soviets.
Addressing 1900 persons celebra
ting Lithuanian Liberty Bell Day
at St. Agnes Auditorium, Dauzvar-
dis said that the spirit of liberty
is strongly alive, land Lithuania
will fight to the end to regain it's
Independence.
Russian armies invaded Lithua-
MIA on June IS, 1910, but a year
later were driven out by the Nazis,
who since have dominated the
country Dauzvardis. said the pop
ulation of 100000 has been de-
creased by more than 250,O0O.
He reported that underground
sources pldceu at 4o,ooo tie Hulll-
ber of Lithuanians killed during
Russian occupation, and that 1000
died later in uprisings against the
Soviets. "Since the Germans gain
ed control. he added, more than
100000 Lithuanians have been put
to death, most of them of Jewish
origin.
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vi | z | NJ A |

MORDAS Dominikas, SO metu,
nuo 1924 Medina ave-, mire
Birzelio 20, laidojamas "a d.,
kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibus Naujoj parapijoj.
Liko zmona, Franci5ka, su-
nus EdWardas y. S. ArmijOje,
ir kit du sunai, Haroldas ir
Edmundas.
IS Lietuvos atvaziavo 1910
metals.
Laidojime pasitarnauja lai-
dotuviu direktorius N. A. Will
kelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

NE VISI dar atsieme savo
Karo Bonus pirktus pereitame
penkiu milijonu dolariu vaju-
ie. Ju bonai laikomi Lietuviq
Banke, reikia tik nusinesti sa-
vo gauta maza liudyma, kurl
isdave bono pardavejas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
SVECIAI Is CHICAGOS

Juozas Sereikis su savo emo
ma is Chicagos atvyko passive
ciuoti pas zmOnos sunus iona
ir Stasi Jarus. Atsilanke Dir
vos redakcijoje uzsimokejo uz
Dirva ir ant toliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

KARSTAS oras Clevelande
baigesi sekmadienio naktl, ir
pirmadieni buvo jau vesoka.
0 antradieni ir gerai salta.
Sekmadieni temperature bu-
vo pasiekus 96 laipsnius kar-
scio, sauleje sieke Xxi 12O laip-
sniQ.
Treciadieni vel sugryzo va
SarOS OraS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

SGT. FELIX GETCH (Ge-
cas) su zmona buvo parvyke
is Californijos pavieseti pas
savo tevus ir pas zmonos te-
vus Grigaicius. Pasimate SUI
draugais, pasisveciave pora sa-
vaiciu iSvaziavo atgal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

SLA IA kuopOs susirinkimo
Liepos menesi nebus, todel ma
rial prasomi nevaziuoti. Prize
to, susirinkimas ispuola Lie
pos A diena, taigi tapo atidetas
Rugpjucio menesiui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

PAJIEsKAU Martina Gri
galeviciu, gyvena Clevelande,
tik nczinau jo adreso. Yra rel
kalas, praSau atsiSaukti arba
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
THE CHICAGO SUN
June IL:

A drive for 100000 signatures
to a petition to President Roose-
welt asking establishment of free
Lithuania will be initiated today
with a meeting of 5000 Chicagoans
of Lithuanian descent at ST. Agnes
Auditorium.
In proclaiming the day, Gov.
Green characterized Lithuania as
"the innocent victim of armed ag-
gression' and worthy of being a
free and independent state, peace
ful and progressive member Of the
family of nations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
CHICAGO HERALD-AM AMERICAN:
JUNE IL:

The people of Lithuania are
fighting their Nazi oppressors and
will not accept Soviet rule after
this war, Julius Smetona, son of
the late President Antanas Smeto-
ma of Lithuania, said here yester-
day at meeting of the Council
for Lithuania's Freedom in the
Morrison Hotel.