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Evening star., 1944-05-10
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont,


PLYMOUTH 1871 .4-door sedan. special
de luxe; radio, heater, 2-toned upholster-
ing: extra-soo tires: clean inside and out
PLYMoUTH iSS4ii 4-dr. de luxe sedan;
private owner: excellent tires; Sl,125.
See car at 4903 Georgia ave. NV. between
PLYMOUTH I943 special de luxe 5-pas-
senger club coupe; heater and defroster;
S1.195; ration certificate REQUIRED. Emer-
son & Orme, Buick. 18th and M sts. NV,
PLYMOUTH 1941 special de luxe 2-ooor
IIeoan; Ieo 1adie c and heater Lex % Foeea 49ea
PONTIAC 1874 station wagon; absolutely
the incest of It's kind in this part of the
mileage; original prewar tires; so other
cars, to choose, from, Arcade Pontiac CO.
MHS;SnlnstOns HTS;nS g larFeSt P9nfsc dealer 14
PoNTlAC-We have most complete line
of late-model Pontiacs. The ,cleanest stock
All iow-miieaee and way -sbove-average
choose from: arcade Pontiac Co; wash
instons largest Pontlae dealer l437 lrV-
PoNTIAC is4i sedanette. 8 cyl; radio
and heater Leo oPo Rocca; & Inc; 459l Conn;
PoNTiAc 1899 e-cyl. 5-passenser coupe.
R s3 1906 den De e9s0ss 4s0 eOnn and snnday
PONTIAC 1910 s-cyl 5-pasSenger coupe.
Leo Rocca, Inc, 430l Conn. ave. NV. EN-
1900. Open evenings and Sunday.
PONTIAC 194l sedanette. Leo Rocca,
Inc, 1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
Open EVENINGS and Sunday. ..
PONTIAC 1889 2-door six, good tires. very
clean inside and out; excellent mech.
condition; owner leaving city. EX. 9475;
after 6, Metropolitan 0045.
PONTIAC 1910 4-door s-cyi sedan: 1895
Emerson q Orme, Buick, 18th and NJ stS.
nn;0%DI, nv DI s1o9o
original black finish, new tires. Bendall
Pontiac, TIE 291S.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion: overdrive
and heater; this car is an exceptional
value; see it before you buy. Lee D.
Butler Co, 1l21 21st st. NV. DI 0110.
TAXI with P. U. C. good shape: 5000
DE. 41n0. IL
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Uncle Roy's Corner

Peru has been called ssthe land ~
the Incas," and that Is q good narne.
This country was the chief horne
land Of the ancient Incas, and most
Of its people today are Of Inca IN
dian stock. Hardly one-fourth OF
the present population Ia made up
Of white persons.
Going back four centuries, we find
the Spaniards coming to conquer
the people. The invaders learned
that the natives had made great
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Paw No POI

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Pay, No. 20l
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
4 Pass "a Pass
- Pass Pass Pass
1t Is hardly too much to ask that
a defender be alert to declarer's
plans, particularly when declarer is
forced to make them obvious.
Against the four-spade contract
West led the diamond king and his
partners encouraging nine led to
three rounds of diamonds, the last
OF which South trumped. South now
led a small trump to dummy and a
small heart back, upon which he
played the ace and West a small
heart. That was all declarer need
ed. Trumps were drawn, the clubs
exhausted and a small heart threw
West in. Forced to lead a club or
diamond, West gave declarer the
chance to trump in dummy and dis
card losing heart from his hand.
The strange way South had played
the hand-delaying the trump suit
in favor of the early heart play
should have warned West to discard
his heart king under the ace and
avoid the throw-in.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightners partner, with both sides
vulnerable, and you have 80 on
score. You dealt and held:
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40
The bidding:
You Schenken Lightner Jacoby
80 81 ~ -
ca
Answer-Pass. You showed every
thing you have by your three-heart
bid, which, when vulnerable (and
especially in view of your part score,
which would discourage you from
unnecessary overbidding) promised
seven tricks.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 80 per
cent for five hearts.
Question No. 1858.
Today you hold the same hand but
the bidding Is different:
You Schenken Lightner Jacoby
80 "a 40 -
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate. 1nc)
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Wins Zoo Weight Contest

PHILADELPHIA R.-Saul Eskin
won the zoos weight-guessing con-
test for its new bull gaur.
His guess: ], ,450 pounds 10 ounces.
Actual weight of the animal
terrible-tempered, oxlike creature
from the East Indies-was I,450
pounds Is ounces.
Evening star., 1944-05-10

SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
1912 DODGE CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1941 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION DE
LUKE TONE CLUB COUPE.
1941 BUICK SEDANETTE.
1871 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1871 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1941 FORD SUPER D.L. FORDOR SEDAN.
1910 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1889 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1939 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1889 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1889 DODGE 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1887 DODGE DE LUKE 4-DOOR SEDAN
1896 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN.
Nearly All Have Radios and Heaters.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll ST., Takoma Park, D. C.
Georgia 1902.
INorr Grnhn
Evening star., 1944-05-10
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Evening star., 1944-05-10
FORD 1882 SEDAN, S85.
DODGE 1886 SEDAN, S165.
PACKARD 1885, $110.
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PACKARD 1941 100, 7-passenger sedan;
radio, under seat heater, fog. lights, low
mileage: very clean car throughout.
white sidewall tires. radio and heater
This is good buy; Al condition.
Buick 194l super sedan; low mileage.
radio and heater, good white sidewall
tires This car is in excellent condition.
. Plymouth 1941 station wagon; 5 good
tires, low mileage. in Al condition. Hud-
son 1910 convertible sedan; s good
tires, radio and heater. This is an excel
lent buy for some one;
1912 gath st. NV RE 0123
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Bradley beam., 1944-05-27

list CONCERT by THE 596th AAF BAND
 Esd CosceyD W/O Rene F. Ptet Leade, T/Set R. Leader SUNDAY MAY 1914 USO 2030 HOURS AMERICAN Maych. Fillmore REGARDS Solo. LIeweHyn
 SoLoist-Sst. Chester Maewski CUBANA Violin Solo. BesseH
 Soloist-CpI Carbo*neaa Trumpet Solo. " alters
 Sooist-Sgf Clifford Amero WHISTLER HIS DOG Pryor FOUR .Ledsen
 (Trnmpef Qnartet) Sef Clifford Amero, Sgt. Frank Jrko, Cpl Joks Harris.
 Pvf Pefersos
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
Non-Coms' Club Party
 Draws Large Crowd

The first social function spoasor- ed by the newly-organized Bradley Non-Coms' Club was held on Thursday evening with a large crowd of "zebras" in attendance.
 The affair, which featured enter tainment and free refreshments, was arranged by committee com posed of Sgts. Charles Perron, Bernard Friedman, Joseph DiMar- rio, and Wac non-coms Sgt. Nellie Nicks and Cpl. Rita Lawson. Capt. A. G. Layng, Assistant Base Per sonnel Officer, was guest of honor at the party while SlSgt. Pete Lad dy acted as master of ceremonies. Pfc. John Hatton of the Bradley Band provided music and many or those attending rendered vocal sell ections. Door prizes were awarded many lucky members who attended.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
Powell, Carle, Basic Orchestras Coming to Riverside Park

Four big-name bands are due to appear at Riverside Park in less than two weeks. On Monday eve ming, May twenty-ninth, Teddy Powell and his orchestra are to be featured for dancing from 210O to 0130 hours. The following night, Ray Sparrow's orchestra will be on the bandstand from 20OO to 2400 hours. Frankie Carle ushers June in two nights later when he presents his new sweet 'and hot combination from 2030 to 0100 and a week later, June eighth, the "one o'clock jump man., Count Basic, brings his famous aggregation in- to the spotlight from 2100 to 01OO.
 Tn addition to these name bands, there is a regular Saturday night dance every week and all service men are invited to attend from 20O0 to midnight. Admission on Saturday nights is always free.
 Riverside Park is on Route 5A on the Hartford rd-Springfield Road to Agawam.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
TRANSFORMATION

A Bradley Field vehicle leaves the Hartford Railroad Station every morning at 0200 for the Main Gate, making one stop at Keney Tower, Hartford.
 On Sunday and Monday morn- ings at OILS the regular commer- cial bus from Springfield is met by Bradley Field transportation at the Windsor Locks Railroad Station.
 On Monday mornings only, at O33O, transportation meets the New York-Springfield train at the Windsor Locks Railroad Station and makes stops at the Northeast Area gate, the Quartermaster Gate, the Main Gate and through the Base to the West Gate.
 PIX. TRANSPORTATION
 The Bradaley Field PIX. bus leaves from the Q.M. Gate for Windsor Locks daily on the hour and half hour beginning at TO0, and making it's last trip from Windsor Locks at 0040. By leaving at 1880 connections can be made in
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
Shep Fields Band Broadcasts Tuesday: All GIs Welcome

The Parade of Spotlight Bands" will salute the Perkins Machine and Gear Company of West Springfield on Memorial Day, Tuesday, May thirtieth at 2130 hours at the Springfield Auditorium. She Fields, in person, and his orchestra, "the only band of it's kind in the world featuring all reeds and rhythm" will be the Spotlight Band for the evening. Preceding the broadcast, from 2030 to H30. a musical program has been espe- cially arranged to entertain all per sonnel present. There will be danc- ing immediately after the broad cast lasting until midnight.
 All Bradley personnel and their guests are invited to attend.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
Splash Party, Dance At Hartford YWCA
 Wednesday Evening

A Splash Party and Military Dance will be held on Wednesday night in Holiday Inn at the Hart ford YWCA, the second in the Sum- mer series. The opening event last Wednesday attracted interest among the men at the Base, many of whom went swimming in the pool during the evening. The facili- ties of the YWCA can accommo- date more swimmers and dancers, and it is expected that with the coming of summer weather it will prove popular weekly activity, Again this Wednesday, Art Du- Brow's Orchestra will play for dancing from 2OO0 until 2330-
 Holiday Inn, where the dance is held, is designed in cabaret style with tables around the dance floor, and features a floor show put on by outstanding Hartford entertain CTS. Asked for suggestions after the party men from the Base sug- gested that the same pattern be followed. Junior hostesses are on duty, and refreshments will be served
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
you said tt
 Girls
(Windsor Locks USO)
By Pfc. Henry Zubrzycki

Springfeld) thinks Lyla Goodrich is the sweetest little thing. Well, she is, Will!
 ShSgt. Mike Pazzolia, the Singer from Scranton, whispering sweet something's in Margie Columbi's diminutive ear. Watch out, Marge, the boy is subtle! ::...::::.. ..
 Vince Paulini is in the doghouse. Makes a grand entrance with an enchanting vocalist-she does her stint, and they bow out. What are we supposed to be, just extras standing around? He can't do that to usi :.-...: :*. .:: :~. ...
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
sCIAL TRANSIT
 PATTON
OFFICERS DANCES

The regular semi-monthly dance for Officers will be held at the Bond Hotel, Hartford, this evening. The Bradley Field Orchestra will provide music and hostesses from the Bond Officers Center will be present as dancing partners.
 On Wednesday evening Officers from this Base have been invited to attend 2 dance to be held at the Hartford Golf and Country Club beginning at 210O.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
WINDSOR LOCKS

SUNDAY-May 18th
 800 pm. to 500 p.m.-OPEN HOUSE HOSPITALITY *. 8:15 p.m.-"BIRTHDAY CON- CERT" Bradley Field Band and Dance Orchestra in an anniver- sary concert. MONDAY-May 29th
 500 p.m.-V O L U N T E E R TRAINING SESSION with Miss Gertrude McGee, Volunteer Serv- ices Consultant, National Cath olic Community Service.
 WAC RALLY
 Entertainment!
 All soldier talent show TUESDAY-May 30th
 500 pm. to HOO p.m.- MONTHLY FORMAL DANCE. Bradley Field Orchestra. 800 p.m.-Miss Gertrude McGee will conduct a round table dis cussion on programming with a group comprised jointly of the USO Council, the Operating Committee and the Senior Host esses.
 WEDNESDAY-May 31st 500 pm. to II p.m.-GENERAL DANCING. Service Personnel and Junior Hostesses invited. THURSDAY-June 1St
 500 pm. to II p.m.-lNFOR- NAL DANCING. FRIDAY-June End
 500 pm. to 11:00 p.m-RE- SERVED By Special Invitation for Section c, 121st AAF Base
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
For Your Pleasure
 At the USO's

Unit (Ftr.). Junior hostesses from Sufield, Hartford and Windsor Locks. 3rd
 10:00 am. to 12:00 a.m.-PLAY- TIME WITH USO1Housing Unit. 500 p.m.-MOVIES-Late Fea- tures-Hostesses and Service Personnel invited.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
BLUES and NEWS:

Spar Barbara Cooper, former Warehouse Point junior hostess, direct from Palm Beach, and look ing swell.
 Another keen Spar in our midst, Barbara Osborn from Granby. Pfc. Jerry Young warded off most of the competition, but it was touch and 20 for a while. ... -.. ..
 Frankly Kives and Abe Abramo- witz scouting as pair. What lot of aching hearts therell be if these entrepreneurs ever take to the road! -' ~...: ~':
 That phone call the "leatherneck made from Pennsylvania certainly perked up our little Hope. What a rejuvenation!
 Pvt. Neal Taffe seems to be mar rowing the field down. Don't do it, pal. Give the others the benefit of your perspicacity. #
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
BIRTHDAY CONCERT
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Celebrating the second anniver- sary of concert presentations at the Club, the Bradley Field Band will share the spotlight with the Brad ley Field Dance Orchestra at the twenty-frst in series of concerts at the Windsor Locks USO Club on Sunday evening, May twenty eighth. We don't want to spoil the surprise element, but there will be a treasure chest of original compo- sitions and special arrangements cooked up by such musical chefs as Guy Borrelli, Casey Rabito, John ny Musky and Tony Carcopoto. Genial Sgt. Jamie Luddy will act as master of ceremonies. If you don't make it, you'll be sorry!
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
WOES and DOES:


 Cpl. Ed Sobus wants to shufle off to Buffalo. OK, Ed, but leave Sufield's Bernice Glownia here. We haven't too many like Berne.
 Pfc. Gene Erwin, the Indiana Speedboy, spielling with Nellie Bu- thus a mile a minute. Gene with the light brown hair used to pose for Arrow Collar ads.
 Cpl. Albert Frank (the Looper from Chicago) thinks Dosolina Ia ravella is the answer to a GI pray e-. You're not alone in that opin- ion, Al.
 Pvt. Joe Perillo (the Artful Dodger from Brooklyn) puts that old pep in his step when waltzing with Betty Reichley, the pride of Broad Brook. A case of mental tele- athy, perhaps.
 Pvt. Harry Weihs, the philoso- pher from Paducah, prefers olysyl- labic expression because it covers a multitude of malapropisms. (Now you have an idea how the old liar " spouts). :.-=
 Pvt. Jesse Pinchley and wifey, Natalie Pinchley, are right there on their toes.
 Pvt. Bobby Green quipping with Louise Aldrich. Why is Bloomfield such a very popular place?
 Pvt. Bill Cosmon (from nearby
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27

Windsor Locks with the 1905, bus for Hartford.
 COMMERCIAL TRANSPOR-
 PATTON
 Buses leave the Main Gate for Hartford at 1705 and 1905 daily. Bus leaves the Hartford Railroad Station daily at 2315 for the Main Gate at Bradley Field.
 A taxi service is available at Windsor Locks Railroad Station or by calling Windsor Locks 127.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
Army-Navy Masonic Service Center

POI Ann St.
 Hartford, Conn. YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME
 ALL IN THE SERVICE VEL COME
 Pool tables Ping Pong Snack Bar Music
 SATURDAYS-DANCE,M MUSIC BY ORCHESTRA FEATURING FREE PHONE CALL ANYWHERE IN U. s. TO LUCKY TICKET HOLDER SUNDAYS - CANDLELIGHT BUFFET LUNCH-1700 to 1900 EVERYTHING FREE
 OPEN HOUSE DAILY
 1000 to 2300 INTERESTED IN LEARNING? ? VISIT THE ORGANIZATION ROOM AT THE BASE SPECIAL SERVICE OFFICE.
Bradley beam., 1944-05-27
INTERMISSION
THE BRADLEY FIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA (Sst. James Lnddy-Masfer of CeremoSies)

THE BRADLEY FIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA (Set James Luddy-Masfer of Cerenomes) l. LIZA Special arrangement by Pfc. Casper RGbifo Special by Sgt Anthony MarcobOfo Focal by Wac Set "Ginny" Smitk B. HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS Special arrangement by
 Pfc. Guy" BorreF NIGHT AND Special arrangements Pic Casper Rabito Vocal by Vac Sgf "Ginny" Smith Pfc Joseph FIemng-Tenor Sar CpL Herbert Rosin-Dams Col John Har-Tnmpet Sgt Anthony Marcopoto-Clninef. CbL Anthony Rasso-Trombone, Pfc Casper Rabito-Piano. Pfc Ferdinand Maresh-Bass.
 G. BLUES ETUDE Original Compositions by
 Pc Guy" Borreli IN BLUE Special by Cpl John Makp S. PORKY'S PACKAGE. Original Combosition by
 Pfc "Cmy" BorYeli STAR SPANGLED BANNER
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MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL:

On May twenty-ninth at the Windsor Locks USO Club Miss Gertrude McGee, Volunteer Serv- ices Consultant of the National Catholic Community Service, will address the junior hostesses on the latest phases of volunteer services for the men and women of our armed forces. "... ::::-
 Combined with this training course there will be a WAC Rally under the auspices of Major Char les Valentine, Captain Richard L. Allphin, Captain Gilbert Fitch and It. Elna M. Ericksen. S/Sgt. Pete Luddy and brother Jim plus Hank Holzheimer will provide the laughs, while Casper Rabito and Guy Bor- elli furnish the musical thrills. This is the event of 1944i
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08
BALI PRANESI-
MAS
NESIUSKIT AUKU

Spaudoje pastebeta 'kad kai
kur Bendro Amerikos Lietuviu
Fondo skyriai daro auku rinki-
ma Siam fondui. JOkiu auku
prasyti bel per prakalbas ra-
ginti kad zmones duotu aukas
del United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of Amerika neleistina,
mes musu organizacija yra val
dzios globoje ir National War
Fund isduoda visas reikalingas
sumas pasalpoms ir admins
tracijos reikalams.
Jei kas duoda ar prisiuncia
auka Siam fondui mes priima-
me, bet mes turime pranesti j
National War Fund apie tai, o
jie is NUNS skirtu sumu at
ina tick kick mes aukomis ga
vome.
Kai mes praneSame Natio-
nal War Fund apie gautas au-
kas, pazymime is kokios vietos
yra aukotojas, jo pavarde il
prisiusta suma; tada National
War Fund duoda kredita tos
vietos Community War Chest
bel National War Fund vajaus
vadovybei.
NUO KARO NUKENTEJUSIQ
sELPIMAS
BALI per Lapkricio menesl
Lietuviams nuo karo nukente-
jusiems suselpti suteike sulyg
valdzios nustatyta tvarka au-
ku sumoje S31,250. 81 suma
yra gauta is National War
Fund ir patvirtinta Presidents
War Relief Control Board.
ORGANIZUOKIME BALI
SKYRIUS
Visi Americas Lietuviai tau
tiniai nusistate, kuriems rupi
Lietuvos ir zlnoniu nuo karo
nukentejusiu selpimas ir gero-
We, organizuokit BALI skyrius
ir kuodaugiausia Amerikiecius
ir ne Lietuviu kilmes zmones
itraukite j narius.
Kun. DIR. J. B. KOncius
BALI Pirmininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08
Tuoj po Karo Dirbs
Narnans Reikmenis

Namams reikalingq elektros
padargu isdirbimas Amerikoje
pasieks auksta laipsni uz as
tuoniu ar devyniu menesiu po
Vokietijos nugalejimo, skelbia
elektrisku padargu isdirbejai.
Bus skubinama gaminti pc
cius, saldytuvus, skalbtuvus ir
kitas namams reikmenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08
Valdzios Departmental
Naudojasi "Timeless
Lithuania"

Nors isleidus "Timeless Lii
thuania", visus Department
tus Washingtone pasiusta po
viena knyga, taciau- pasirodo
kad "Timeless Lithuania" tam
tikriems tikslams labai reika-
linga ir naudinga ir LVS Cen
tras laikas nuo laiko gauna uz-
sakymu is svarbiu su karo Ell
ga suristu valdisku biurq W.
sakymus prisiusti daugiau tn
knygu.
Siomis dienomis uzsisake
''Timeless Lithuania'' Karo
DEPARTMENT. Commanding Of
ficer, Army Map Service sky
riuje.
Kanados Lietuviams prime
name pasirupinti iteikti Sia
knyga aukStoSiOSe ValdziOS is
staigose. Prasome prisiusti
antrasus valdisku istaigu ir
universitetu Montreale, Otta-
wa, ir Quebeke. LVS Centre
valdyba nuspres kurioms tu is
taigu padovanoti, kur dar ne
pasiusta ia knyga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08

mimo klausimas visuomet
uzeme Lietuviu visuomenes
tarpe labai zynia vieta.
Bet ypac tas klausimas pa
sidaro aktualus siadien, kai
Lietuvos selpimas yra igi-
jes officially pripaz i n i m q
Washingtone if kai Lietu-
vos selpimo vyriausia orga-
nizacija United Lithua-
nian Relief Fund =, jau
yra virtus pilnateisiu Ma
tional War Fund nariu.
Antras klausimas kurio
reiksme siadien tolydzio
aktualeja yra Lietuviu vie
nybes klausimas. Ir tai ne
tick delto kad Americas
Lietuviai naturaliai yra
Lietuvos issilaisvinimo pa
stangu remejai, kick delto
kad jie siadien yra net pa
grindiniai Lietuvos atkuri-
rimo organizatoriai. Savo
ekonominiu pajiegumu ir
kultura, bet dar daugiau
faktu kad jie turi pilna vel
kimo laisve, Amerikos Lie
tuviai siuo metu yra vie
ninteliai kurie gall uz Lie
tuva pakelti balsa taip kad
il isgirstu visas pasaulis.
Yra labai istabus likimo
zaismas kad ta sails kuri
dave Lietuvos ateiviams
laisve ir dvasine bel mate
rialine gerove, dabar juos
igalina tos laisves ir gero-
YES siekti ir ju senajai te-
vynei ir net juos padaro
pagrindiniais tu siekimu
reiskejais.
BALI reiksme didele
Lietuvai
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund priemimas j Natio.
nal War Fund bolsevikQ
pretenziju j Lietuva aki.
vaizdoje yra tue didesnes
reikSmes. .Jis ne tik NUNS
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