davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Spring Terr 10 Open

Detroit putS.c night school will
open spring term of y weeks
next Monday in six schools, North
ern, Central Wilbur Wright. CaSs
Aero Mechanics and High School
Of Commerce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Burglar Sentenced

, LANSING March % Louis
Callard Jr.. 81. Of jackson. father
pt eight children, today was under
-entence Of IL 10 IA years in
Jackson prison for burglary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Polish News Is 40 Years Old

The Polish Daily News, Detroit's
first Polish daily and the largest
loreign-language paper in Michi-
gan. was celebratin the 40th an
niverSary Of It's founding today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
CITES AIRPORT NEED

I'VE will need about 5000 air.
ports by 1885," he predicted.
Speaking alphabetically, De-
trolt i'm 1850 might need two or
more terminals for airline pas
sengers. mail and air cargo,
and perhaps twice az many for
local private and commercial
flying. Study might show the
need for still a third type Of
port. a downtown landing place
for commuters or others using
helicopters."
Other speakers a. the luncheon
we're Col r. S. Evans and l.
WEIGH Pogue, chairman OF the
Civil Aeronautics Board Harvey
Campbell Was tnaStmaSieE-
The luncheon itself was
unique affair with fruits and vege-
tables being flown in from South
md Central America, Mexico and
various parts OF the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
WELL TREATED

Although we got the same
food a. German soldiers. the
weekly Red Cross package was
really n lifessver. The Germans
were fair and lived mp To the
Geneva agreement" Phllpit con-
tinued. I'VE had n fine library
and very active school. We
also had good jazz band and
put on theatricals. Life in a
prison camp II not too bad II
you can keep busy"
Both men told vivid stories Of
being shot down and captured,
philpt on a raid over GelSen-
kjrchen and Shadick over
SChWclnfurt.
I'VE had dropped our bombs
and we're on the way hack when
flax knocked out three Of our
engines, Pulpit said. I'VE man
aged 10 keep the ship under con-
troll until we balled out.
zone Of the crew Was killed
and two wounded. I was picked
mp nv German farmers soon
after 7 landed. They turned me
over 20 the military, and I was
shipped TO a hospital
SHIP FELL APART
Shadick who lost his left hand
IN he battle had a much grimmer
tory lie was wounded just before
me Fortress he was in came apart.
THE Germans hit us with
plenty" he said. I'VE were hit
with rocket and flax and the big
ship just came apart. I had been
wounded just before and was
still In n daze came 10 or
the way down hut had lot OF
trouble finding the parachute
rord. finally got the cord loose
but wasn't able 10 control the
chute and landed on my head.
II landed near the ship but
was I'm bad shape. My arm was
bleeding badly and needed a
tournequet -shipmate came
along and fixed me up. He cut
OF what was left of my hand
with his jackknife. then some
farmers took me away i'm dog
cart"
Both mon viii receive needed
immediate treatment then &c, co
lay furloughs Shadick wants 10
20 20 his home in Pearson, Wis.
- A+-le- phiilfstf- II spend thc itH4e
with mis- mother Mrs Lydia
smith. in SsnduSky Mich, and
IA Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
RepatriateBacks
Ford Prediction

BATTLE CREEK, March 23-Germany is in terrible
shape Henry Ford may be right when he predicts the
end of the war with Germany in two months according
1t Russell o. Phipit 26 former University of Detroit
student and copot of Flying Fortress, who arrived al
Hosntal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Fortress Home
After Score Of
Is Swdstikds
Csee Pictorial Review

'FF4eiis Angels is back home
today.
Just a year ago. shining and
new the big Flying Fortress
took off from Kellogg Field at
Battle Creek 10 60 10 war.
Yesterday, her paint Clipped,
200 flax marks on her fusilage,
autographed from TEN 10 stern
by pilots over there she settled
on City Airport like A proud tired
bird
On her nose are painted IS
swastikaS, her kill in FoCke-Wulfs
as on her AZ missions OF Europe
she dumped a quarter of a million
pounds Of bombs on the enemy
from Kiel TO Paris.
COMMANDERS ALSO
Flying her in were Capts. Irl
+. Baldwin, Yakima, Wash. and
John r. Johnson of Orlando, Fla.
Baldwin took "Hell's Angels" on
her first Is missions Johnson
carried her through the others.
"She's wonderful, never
Purple Heart in any of our
crews. We were lucky"
Asked how he managed, he wise
cracked
81 just looked ahead to see
where the bullets were coming,
and ragged. That's the trick 10
zig and not rag when YOU should.
when the gang knew we
were coming home everybody
signed up, just to say hello to
the home folks.
DETROIT NAMES FOUND
1t. Gerald Palmer's signature
was there, high up ON the left
fuselage. His pretty wife of 50
Tyler, Highland Park, found it
Gerald had written 10 tell her
about "Hells Angels. He'd been
navigator on her.
Mrs j. A. Valentine Of 1924
Newport, found her brothers sig
nature too He is Sgt. John NJ.
Butler, who helped keep the old
girl flying during these last rugged
months.
If you ask Capt. Baldwin what
THE ships toughest run was he'll
tell YOU Kiel. Then there was
Wilhelmshafen. Paris, Rotterdam.
Antwerp. and all those bombs they
dropped on lie Bourget, Schwein-
furt, far away Stuttgart. over and
over again.
But the shippers Of the big ship
did not want 10 tall. about them
selves.
Said Johnson:
I'VE brought in our ground
crew. They're the real heroes"
To meet the returning ship were
men of the 745th AAF from
Romulus, the Civilian Air Patrol
and the Romulus band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
THEN 1T STARTS

NhoH Nsher finished Moran
vigorously
THAT was very fine and
fluent speech, your honor" he
offered
Thank YOU" the Judge re-
Sponded but let's get down to
your case"
II am guilty Judge, but under
protest. You see il was Dec. 81
and ] had just been fired from
my job at the DAG, where l
was doing essential war work.
II was a cooks helper. People
have 20 eat, and that makes il
essential.
"WeIl, I was slightly inebri-
ated that night"
SQUIFFED Is THE WORD
"Anu-mean- NeH-haA- been
drinking" asked the Judge
Yes, your honor. had some
=" the word OF the beverage
was beyond Maher.
What is that:"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

A gentleman from Boston 49, ac-
cent. vocabulary and all 49, con-
fused normal proceedings IN traf-
ic court today, but Judge Thomas
+. Maher finally squeezed through
without recourse TO an interpreter
The gentleman, Joseph SarSheld
Moran. 81. Of TO f.. Jefferson,
charged with violating the pedeS-
trian ordinance by walking against
a red light, seated himself IN the
prisoners box while Maher was
addressing a group of visiting
rookie policemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
MINE GETS 100 NAZIS

Only the failure Of the hard
pressed infantrymen 10 advance
rapidly enough through shellhre
prevented the units from SeiZing
the ancient monastery.
Another Michigan man. Sgt
Lawrence Custer of Battle Creek.
drove his tank fartheSt toward
the abbey and accounted for at
least 100 Germans before being
knocked out by a mine. the dis
patch said The assault tempo
rarily hammered l.0O0-yard
salient into enemy defenses. il
was reported.
The tanks. which hid in cam
ouilaged area or the hillside three
days awaiting 10 attack. knocked
out numerous gun emplacements
and advanced through small arms
and fire and grenades 10 within
500 yards Of the abbey itself
Here Clusters tank was blown up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
NAzIs SHELL OWN MEN

During the drive from the hid.
ING spot 500 wards from the
abbey, The tanks rode between
two German occupied hills over
shell holes and bomb craters 10
within 10 yards Of an old nun
merry the report stated
While firing into the building
and ~ anything they could sec.
tho tankerS were amazed 10 500
German artillery in the Liri Val
ley begin the systematic Smelling
eft the convent in which their own
sniperS were hidden, the dispatch
SAID.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
Vyksta j Pittsburgha

Pittsburgho patriotiniai Lie
tuviai rengia masini mitinga
81 sekmadieni ir pasikviete kali
beti Clevelandiecius Juliu Sme-
tona, ponia Hypatija Yciene-
ziuriene, P. j. ziuri ir K. S.
Karpiu. Jie isvyksta j Pitts
burgha sekmadienio ryta. Kar-
tu vaziuoja p. ziurio sunus,
Viktoras, parvykes namus
pasilsiui is Karo Laivyno.
Per Velykas pas savo mott
na p. Hypatiia ziuriene lanke-
81 jos dukterys Violeta ir Eve
lyna Ycaites. JOS lanko Ohio
State Universiteta, Columbus,
Ohio.
Pranas Norkonis, is Wells
burg, w. Va, per Velyku Sven
te atvyko j Clevelanda pasi-
sveciuoti pas savo vaikus ku-
rie cia dirba. Jis yra .Dirvos
skaitytojas; atsilankes admi-
nistracijoje nusipirko knygu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
Station Wagon Iteiki-
kimo Iskilme

Lietuviu Katalikiu Moteru
Raudonojo Kryziaus komitetas
susidedantis is abieju parapi-
ju moteru draugiju, pranesa
Lietuviu visuomenei kad Sta
ton Wagon iteikimo Raudo-
najam Kryziui iskilmes ivyks
sekmadieni, Balandzio %, nuo
2::30 val. po pietu, sv. Jurgio
parapijos saleje. Bus zymus
kalbetojai is Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus.
Prasome visu kurie dar no.
rit prisideti aukomis baigimui
nupirkti Station Wagon, kreip-
kites j komisija. Remejai to
vajaus gausite laikyti nuties-
ta kaspina iteikiant Station
Wagon Raudonajam Kryziui.
Paskui bus kortavimas IL
sokiai. Visus kvieciame daily
vault. Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
Bingo Visai Suvarze

Kai Ohio valstija nutare lei
sti bingo losimus, ju paplito
po visa miesta visokiose pasiu-
rese. Clevelando miesto val
dzia emesi varzyti ta palaida
apsireiskima. Nutarta lvesti
leidimai toms organizacijoms
kurios bus pripazintos tinka-
momis is to losio fondus krau-
ii. Leidimus gavo palygina-
mai mazai organizaciju ir vie
tu. Tarp pirmutiniu gavusiu
leidima yra Lietuviu sale, kur
pavelyta tureti iris vakarus
savaiteje: antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio ir sestadienio.
Pirm negu leidimai isduoda-
ma organizacijos yra atydziai
istyrinejamos apie ju stow.
Lietuviu sales ir klubo stovis
pripazinta atsakanciais.
Sakoma, bus uzdaryta apie
50 nuos. visu bingo kurie iki
siol veike.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

Liktarnos sviesa kuri zibejo is Bostono Sc
nos North Baznycios boksto naktl' Balan-
dzio IS, ITS galima tikrai vadmti svesa
kuri isgebejo valstybe. t
Mes be to signalo kuri Ia sviesa patieke
Paul Revere, jis nebutu galejes 'praplesti
bando per visus Middlestx kaimus ir ukes.
siadien, sviesa vel gelbsti apsaugoti da-
lykus kuriuos Nepriklausomybes Karas lai-
mejo-teise "gyvenimui, laisvei ir sieki-
mu geroves'.
Moderniska Observation-Disclosures ma
turanes saules sviesai-duoda galimybes
naktinems pamainoms padaryti tick darbo
kaip padroma dienomis. Sviesos splnduilal
parodo priesu lektuvus nuo laivu ir pakras-
clio. Signanes sviesos pernesa svarblas
zinias uz daug myliu. Lempos toxic dIdu-
mo kaip kviecio grudas gelbsti chirurgams
kovoti SUI nlirtimi.
Taip, elektra teikia sviesa nesuskaitomai
daugybei reikau-tik paprastu pastumlmu
sagutes-patiketina r pigia, kaip j atlie-
ka ir desimtis tukstanciu kitq darby.
Pasekmeje neliaujamu pastangu elektros
biznyje, kiekvienas centas kuri siadien pra-
leidziat uz elektra perka kelis kartus dau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
M. S. 36-tos kuopos
Talento Vakars

Sajungietes ruosia puiku ta-
lento vakara naujos parapijos
name, sekmadieni, Balandzio
16, nuo 6 val, parapijos nau-
lai. Programo ivairumas jau
suprantamas is vardo. Sajun-
gietes sukviete visas galimas
ir gabiausias jiegas programo
pildymui ir pritaikomas laikas
tinkamas, pirmas sekmadienis
po Velyku. Pasitikime kad vi
81 atvaziuos pasidziaugti ir pa
sigereti graziu programu, pc
visko gi pasisokti ir nors va
landelei uzmirSti visus nuobo-
dzius gyvenimo itempimus.
Sajungietes daug darbuoja-
81 parapijos naudai, tat reikia
ju pastangas paremti.
P. Staupas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

follows: 1.-THE main question is
whether England will be able or
willing to assume leadership in
Europe. The inspiring and co-or
dinating influence of a leader seems
TO be indispensable. Who can play
the part' The United States is
too far away Russia is too diff
ferent. in many ways. France is
too weak and Germany too much
hated. VIII England of tomorrow
be strong and conscious of her res
possibilities ?"
THE Nineteenth Century and At
ter says editorially: "The annexa-
tions renounced by Russia under
the terms of the Anglo Russian
Treaty as well as in her acceptance
of the Atlantic Charter have been
rcasserted, and, in Russian procla-
nations today, the three Baltic
States of Estonia, Latvia and Lith-
uania are invariably referred to as
integral parts of the Soviet Union.
They have, therefore, been re-an-
nexed de jurc by Russia, and are
to be rc-annexed de factO when
they have been occupied by Rus
sian troops. The integral annexa-
tion of three neutral powers (the
Baltic States) is intended and has,
indeed, been unambigously pro-
claimed by Russia. A deep conflict
of principle and one that had no
parallel in the First World War,
is thereby revealed. What is Eng
landt going to do?"
1t might also be asked what is
the United States going to do?
IT, is concluded from Eden's re-
tirement from the Foreign Office
that only some breach between Mr..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
A. a. Antano Litvino
Atminciai Sv. Misios
P. S. N. P. pa1apijoj;
Paminklo sventini-
mas Balandzio %

Jau prabego daugiau n1etas
faiko kaip velionis persiskyre
su siuo pasauliu, bet Welcomes
nuosirdziu draugu mintyse jis
nera uzmirstas.
Deka Juozapui ir Onai Ra-
manauskams, welcomes atmini-
. mui yra pastatytas ant velio-
nies kapo akmuo, ir penktad.,
Balandzio % d. uzsakyta sv.
Misios Piles Svenciausios Ne
ksiaujancios Pagalbos Lietuviu
parapijoje, 9 val. ryte, 0 po
sv. Misiu bus pasventinimas
9akmens ir padejimas geliu val
niko ant welcomes kapo.
! sias iskilmes yra nuosir-
sdziai kvieciami visi welcomes
Idraugai ir gimines.
Ans Draugas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
Masinis Susirinkimas
Svarbios Visuotinos Praka|bos'
TreGiadhnio yak. Ba|andzio 10, nuo Sis |ygiai
Kales Adv Oils Chcago Julius smetona k g kalbetojai; bus
lmos.

Clevelande rengama masins Lietuviu susrnkimas LIE
TUVIU SALEJE reciadieno vakare Balandzio
Shame mitnge kalbes Adv Ananas A. Oils is Chcagos Anne
rkos Leuviu Semo organizaorius Seimo rnkas Vyk
domojo Komteto pmininkas Tuoj pranesime kure kit kali
betoai dalyvaus
Izanga vsems sale ia vakara bus dykai. Prize ktp iva
anybiu bus rodoma spavuoos fmos LeuvOs PreZ
dento Antano Smetonos ladotuviu ir kitokos
Temykite kita Drvos numer placau ape tai.
Penkiu Mijonu Karo Bonu Vaaus bonus gate pirlt Lie
uvu Banke dienonis, Dirvos Redakcioje p p Muioo Off
vakarais
Gaukit Petcas Drvos Redakcioje rinkimu paraSu pra
SAINT kad Prezidentas Roosevelt uztartu Lietuva
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
Sviesa kuri ISgeIbejo va|stybe!

giau sviesos negu dave begyje ! Pasaulinio
Karo--ir, SUI naujais ir geresniais sviesos
itaisais, jus gausit geresne sviesa CERES
niam matymui dar uz mazesnius kastus
po Ii Pasaulinio Karo.
The Illuminating Company begyje 1943
metu teike elektros' sviesos ir jegos patar-
navinla visiems savo kostumeriams uz pi-
giausia kaina savo 81 metu storijoje.
Vidutiniai kama uz clektra visiems re-
zidencinams naudotojams ejo mazyn kick
vicna meta kap 81 Kompanija yra biznyje
-. ir Wis eina mazyn.--1IIE CLEVELAND
ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
JIESKO SIMO SLEKlO

LietuVoS KOnsulataS Chlca-
goie yra caves is Vinco sle-
kio. gyvenancio Urugvajuje,
prasyma surasti jo dede Sima
slekj, gyvenanti ar tai Cleve-
land. ar Bedford, Ohio. Kick
zinoma S. Slekys per daugel'
metu dirtes Clevelando ligoni
neje ir gyvenes 55 Union ave
Jis pats arba kas apie il III
no kreipkites Dirvos admin
stracija, gausite adresa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasl-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. Sios su-
eigos buna antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio ir sestadienio vaka-
rails, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
lie, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos. todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
THE PERISCOPE
By sARUNAS.

DISPATCHES from London state
that efforts are being made to OBJ
tain agreement among all Allies
on just how the Atlantic Charter
is to be applied to the practical
problem of peace. This was dis
closed in the House of Lords by
Viscount Cranborne, British Gov
ernment leader, who is expected
soon to replace Anthony Eden as
Foreign Secretary. This new "prac-
tical'' Interpretation of the At
lantic Charter will be anXiously
awaited especially by the Lithua-
mans who, as result of World
War, II are being threatened to lose
tn freedom won after World War l.
BRITISH FOREIGN policy, il
seems, is just as severely criticised
by the British press as the foreign
policy of the United States by many
American papers. A dispatch to the
Christian Science Monitor of Bos
ton states that this is mainly be.
cause British policy seems incap-
able IF adequately expressing what
should be Britair's policy 1t is al
so incapable, it seems, of producing
cooperation between the three Great
Powers which the communique af-
ter the Cairo and Tcheran confer
ences suggested.
IT is FELT, for instance, that
British foreign policy toward Rus
sia is too "unrealistic" not only in
comprehending Russian methods
but also in not having itself produ-
ced a realistic policy which can be
an inspiration and guide to those
countries which today are looking
to Britain for leadership. 1t is
feared that Mr.. Churchill has re-
signed himself without excessive
regret" to the prospect that Russia
will have its own way IN Eastern
Europe. This is what the smaller
Allies always feared.
THE FEELING of the smaller
Allies was expressed by Bel2ium's
Foreign Minister Spaak whom th'
Contemporary Review quotes a'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

Churchill and Mr.. Eden in foreign
policy could have led to such a step
at the present moment What this
conflict was, it is not clear at pres
ent, but it is feared that Churchill
wants to give in too much to Rus
sia. However, it may be said in
extenuation, that Britain cannot
pursue a policy which the smaller
nations of Europe demand without
the closest cooperation of the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

United States. B ut America now
is going through a pre-Presidential
election campaign when everything
is fluid and nothing can be very
stable. After the last war, the
American Senate took the United
States out Of Europe. Will the
United States. But America now
rope? Then Britain will stand alone
and perforce have to come to terms
with Russia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

CleVelandO srltyJe pradeJO
atsitikti dideliu gaisru ir ga
ma daznai.
Nors 1943 metals gaisru is-
tikimai zymiai sumazejo, nu-
muse nuostolius nuo ugnies %
nuos. palyginant su 1912 me-
tais, taciau Stu metu pradzioje
gaisru skaicius zymiai pasoko.
Per pjrmus 3 menesius symet
buvo iskile net IA dideliu gai-
sru kur nuostoliai sieke de-
simtimis ir simtais tukstanciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
KORTAVIMO VAkARAS

Moteru Sajungos 26-tas sky
rius lures smagu kortavimo
vakara 81 sestadieni, Bal. Is,
sv. Jurgio parapijos salej, nuo
7:3O vakare. Visi prasomi da-
lyvauti; bus durq dovanos ir
dovanos prize kiekvieno stalo.
Izanga 35c. kviecla kom.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
APVOGE KLUBA

sestadienio j sekmadieni ma
xii j Lietuviu Klubo patalpas
Lietuviu saleje buvo isilauze
plesikai, kurie isnese $108 pi-
nigais, A dezes degtines, l de-
ze rum, 10 dezuciu cigaru ir
kick cigaretu. Policija speja
kad tai zinomi pleSikai is sios
apielfnkes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
PADEK TAUPYTI ELEKTRA! +!

Uasullit visas svicsas ir padargus kaip tik
tik iu reikalngumas baigiasi.
lsvengimui aikvojimo sviesos, lemputes,
lenpas ir padargus apvalykit nuo dulku.
Sutvarkykit lempas kad du ar daugiau
asmcnu galetu naudoti viena lempa kartu
Kai ncklausot, tuoj uzsukit savc radio.
NaudOkit elektra kick jos reikia-ziure-
kit ar reikia tick kick sunaud0jat!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
SUSIzIEDAVO

SUSIzIEDAVO
Mr.. ir Mrs. V. VelioniSkis,
nuo 1O41 Giddings Rd., prane-
sa kad ju dukte Stella susizie-
davo SUI T/Sgt. Joe Gates, SUI
mum Mr.. Gates, nuo 14112
Thames ave-, Velyku sekma-
dieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
EzELLA THEATRE

1000 Superior Avenue
Sestad. EALANDZIO Is, po pietu
ir vakare: Jackie Cooper ir Gale
WHERE ARE YOUR CHILDREN
ir VIM. Tracy ir James Gleason
THANKS A MILLION"
Leon Enrol in
SEEING NELLIE HOME
Taipgi: Disney Cartoon.
Sekmad. ir Pirmad. BAL. 1917
Spencer Tracy ir Irene Dunno
"a GUY NAMED JOE
Cartoon ir Screen Vodvill
Richard Dix THE GHOST SHIP
Tik Sellmadieni po pietu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14
SKIRTINGU RUSIU
PASKOLOS

Paskola arba mortgage
beveik kiekvienam yra rel
kalinga perkant mama.
Bet atsiradus zmogui rel
kalui pinigu, galima gauti
paskola kad ir ant senesnio
namo. Paskolos cia yra da-
romos del pataisymo nanny
kuriems yra reikalas tai
syti. Taipgi vel, daroma
paskolos del pagerinimo,
padidinimo arba pagrazi-
nimo manu-.
Kurie turi paskolas ne
vienoje vietoje, gal butu
galima suvesti ir padaryti
viena paskola lengvu me-
nesiniu mokejimu.
Skirtingu rusiu paskolos
yra padaromos LletuvlQ
Bankineje istaigoje, kuri
Shame biznyje paskolu rel
kaluose veikia per daugel
metu.
Depozitai kiekviena kny-
CUTE Xxi $4,000 yra po Fe-
deral Insurance Corp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-14

THE FEELING of the smaller
Allies was expressed by Bel2ium's
Foreign Minister Spaak whom the
Contemporary Review quotes as
Evening star., 1944-01-26

treats and on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Sunday nights
Duont Tevsion Laboratories present popular entertainment
mated Cartoons and wide variety of films
After the eevsion will really year,
or t~o or more-but networks originating New York. Chicago
Angeles and other key cities will and expand when
power are available Some day. people every city
enjoy the mts benefits of tevsion Some day. great
places be evised right into they Happenings
When the signal ahead televion will only bring
it the finest visual offer Jobs to
thousands.
That the promise of teion The promise produce the
highest quality eevison lowest possible
and foster the network growth Of vin day mil
lions of homes in America will enjoy its unvaled thrill
Evening star., 1944-01-26

ONCE the first of the big things happening televo
- Fortunate of evsion eniov
motion picture films short subjects sporting exciting special
the week. In addition network reaches homes
in four
For New York. New Jersey and Connecticut Broadcasing
Company has regular ecasts Monday and Saturday night
Phco in Philadelphia picks the broad special
Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey And
grams General Electric teeon Albany Schenectady
Apresen NBC elevion pickup Madison Square
boxing bouts hockey and other exciting sport
Thursday and Friday nights Broadcasine s
TEN presenting full length motion pictures