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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
OPA voids WA
Point Changes

WASHINGTON, July 20. up
All beefsteaks and beef roasts will
remain ON the list of ratloned meats
at least through the first two weeks
of August, it was indicated, despite
a war food Administrative or6er to
the contrary.
VIA Administrator Marvin Jones
this week ordered the office of price
administration to make most beef
grades point free next month.
The CPA, it is understood, Wig
Crously objected to Jones action and
an OPA spokesman said it was I'M
derst9od by OPA that the effective
date Of he directive woulc &c post
roned.
Jones, in an unprecedented ac-
ton, issued a directive To OPA Mon
day aver discussions between the
two agencies had reached an i'm
passe last week. Under normal pro-
cedure, Jones would notify OPA of
the amount Of meats available for
civilian distribution with OPA max
ing the raticning decisions.
In this case, however. Jones is
suec a formal directive ordering
OPA to remove commercial and
utility grades CT beefstakes and
roas,5-Which comprise 80 per cent
OF the beef supply-and also recon-
mended the return of pork, hams
and pork lCin to rationing.
Under jones orc or, OPA would
be left with about 100000 pounds
OF beefsteakS and roasts for ration
ing next month, compared with
1852 100000 this month. An OPA
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
ueaeMNT1 4.9ssasgVlasa3 ysr4
SHOES.

Ration book 3, airplane stamps
and 2, good Indefinitely for one
pair rationed shoes each.
Red stamps 90 points each for
Meats, Cheese and Canned Milk)
A8, 49, CO, D8, E8, F8, CO. H3
J8, K8, L8, M8. No, P8, Q8, RS, SO,
r8, U8, We, Wa, X8, Y8 and rs,
valid indefinitely.
Grease Bonus - Butchers will
rive 2 red tokens ard cents fol-
every pound of salvaged kitchen
fats receivedD
Blue stamps 90 points each for
canned foods.
A8, Be, Co. D3, E3, F8, G8, II8, J8
<8, L8, Ms, Nc, Pc, Q8, R8. SO, 10
J8, V3, W3, X8, Y8, z8, valid in
definitely.
SUGAR
Book 4, stamps 30, 81, 80 tmarked
sugar., good Indefinitely for five
pounds each. Special stamp No. 40
marked sugar. coed through Feb
%. 1945, for five pounds.
Send spare stamp No. 81 with
application for additional canning
;ugar certificate to your local IA
tioning board.
GASOLINE
"a" coupon l2 good through Sept.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
new BOOKS
Is Honored

Fiction Stood the Wind
for France" by II. L. Bates; "HC
Wouldn't Kill Patience" by John
Dickson Carr; The Three Mes
quitecrS," by William Colt MacDCn-
aid: The Collected works Of Mr.
Peter WilloughDy,' by Mary Eliza
beth Plummer: Beware the Hoo
OWL" by Nancy Rutledge; storm
to the South by Thelma Strahel;
Return of tie Traveller" by Rex
Warner
n-fiction-"Our II ritage." by
Sol Bloom: Yankee From Olym-
puS," by Catherine Drinker Bowen:
Attaining Maturity by Lucia
Cole; Damien the Leper," by John
Farrow; MY Lives in Russia by
Markoosha Fischer; Five Acres and
Indepcnd nee by M. CT. Kains.
palestine. Land of Promise by
Walter Clay Lowdermilk: rig for
Church." by William Mcguire;
"Daybreak for Our Carrier" by Max
Miller; Fables for Our Time" by
James Thurber.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
RELIGIOUS FILMS STIR
INTEREST IN +. c. CHURCH

Instead of holding formal claSfc"
during the GUNNER, the FL Centre
Methodist church school has been
centering its activities around the
showing each Sunday CT a religious
film. The July series has been based
upon the life of Christ, and in Au-
gust the life CT Paul will be COW
cred. All ages meet together and
join in short service of song and
prayer before the film is shown.
For the benefit of those unable &c
attend the morning showing. the
movies are repeated just before
the evening worship service, the
showing being scheduled for 7:45
p. m. These are modern sound films
following closely the Bible story
but bringing the narrative to life
usually, with experienced actors
and authentic costumes and back
grounds
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
GL.0RIFYING
YOURSELF
Ey ALICIA HART
NEi Stat Writer

When G.. I. Joe comes home on
furlCueh, and your aim is to please.
you might like to remember soma
pet pc yes that a group of service
men mbWdCncd Them elves Of re-
Gently wien I a"Eed quostione.
One grouse men seem To sharf
in general is a girls turning a
restaurant table into hcudoir
They think there should be a wi H.
drawal from the public eye when
YOU repair your makeup, tidy up
your hair, CT 80 into huddle with
a twisted stocking seam.
If your hero is ANYTHING like
those | talked to, he will vince and
moan low, if you wear a silly hat CT
any Other apparel that brings a
whistle from the other boys.
A mans disabilities are aroused,
so l was told, by the feminine Gcs-
ture Of tuGging at a girdle. So be
ware Of TIE ridiculouo, which can
give the Sturdie.t illusion 4 knock
out blew.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
USO Junior Hostesses
Plan Special Events

Junior hosteSses of the Ell Centre
USO Thursday made plans for nu-
merGus events to entertain service
men and women of the community
with Miss Donna Johnson, junior
hostess CT the month, playing a
leading part in the events.
Miss johnson was Junes junior
hostess of the month, an honor be-
slowed upon her becauee she de-
voted more hours to USO work
than any other junior hostess. A
junior hostess of tie month will be
selected for each month, no girl
being permitted to have the honor
twice. Miss Johns on was the firsi
of the hostessCs to be selected in
FL Centre.
Junior hostesscS CT Ell Centre
have arranged a box 'uppnr and
swimming party at the Holtville
swimming pool for Friday ni9tt
Men and girls will meet at the USO
club in FL Centre at 7 2. m. for the
trip to Holtville. Each girl will take
a box supper for two Men will draw
the boxes, thus selecting partners
for supper.
Saturday night there will be
dance at the USO club at Sixth and
Main streets in Fl Centre.
AT p. m. Sunday will come the
concert Ct classical records at the
club.
Sunday from p. m. to p. m
the regular open house for service
men and women at the Ten Thou
sand club at 70l Olive.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
Bank EmpIoye
Given Farewell

g. A. Victor, chi-f clerk at Sc
curity First bank for 20 years, was
given a surprise farewell dinner
party at Mexicali Wednesday night
by bank staff members and their
families. Part of the surprise was
the presentation CT gift of ioun-
tain psn, pencil set. Victor plans
on making his home in Alhambra.
Among those present at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kinsey, Mr..
and Mrs. o l.. Bane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Qlin Gresham, MI and Mrs. Eddie
'S,hiec, Sergeant and Mrs. V. F.
Hughes, Mrs. william Sheppard,
Mrs. Jack QuiScnberry, Mrs. Jack
Fox, Mrs. Phyllis Greene. Sergeant
Robert Kennedy and the Misses
Vivian TAYLOR. Alberta Boon and
Elijah tn NeSbitt
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
CaIexiCan Fined
$500, Jailed
On Assault Count

CALEXICC, July 90. - Alfonso
Gonzalez, CaleXican. was fined $500
and given six months in Jail after
he was found guilty in CaleXico city
court on a charge of ASSUMING
Marglrita Villa Lobos with a gun.
He was all3gcl TO have shot her
in the arm during an argument.
Judge w. II. Lorenz ordered the gun
whi-h figured in the shooting
tuned over to the police depart
ment for safe keeping.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
TARM IABOHER STRE( KEN
WHILE WALKING IN STREE I

Frank Racob, Filipino farm Ia
bcrer with an honorabla discharge
from tie first Filipino infantry, SUI
fered heat stroke on the street
in downtown FL Centre Thursday
morning
He was taken to a hospital to be
be critical He was stricken while
walking on Broadway.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
Church Work er
Plans Studies

Ann Mitchell junior c-loir leader
at TIE First Presbyterian church in
Ell Centre, left Wednesday for a
months study CT church activities.
She will spend two days in Los An
geles and then go to San Jose where
she will represent the church in the
Young Peoples synod in a four-day
session. From there she will go to
the seminary at San Anselmo to at
tend a school for training of junior
choir leaders.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
Phone 300
DROPS DEAD IN STREET

BRAWLEY, July 20. tSpcD-John
Adams Elliott, IS, dropped dead
while in front of the Gullea grocery
here at 9:15 a. m. Thursday. Ply
sician's report indicated his death
was caused by heart disease. He
had lived in a rooming house for
some time and so far no kin has
been located.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
PAGE FIVE

I am returning to America with
an enormous respect for Russia 5
growing industrial power. The out
put of your industrial machine con-
tributed measurably in saving the
world from Nazi enslavement.-Erie
A. Johnston. u. S. G. Ct c. presi-
dent, to Stain
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
c s""aa'. Of Interest to Women
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth
hotel.
IATS, 1890, Labor Temple.
Building Trades, 8, Labor Temple.
Motor Corps, 8, G81 Brighton.
Il. T.. o. EIks No. 1925, 8, Elks
club.
FRIDAY
Kiwanis, IL, Barbara Worth
hot J.
Painters, 1880, Labor Temple.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
KIWANIANS Will NOT GET
LUNCH AT HOTEL MEET

KiWanis meeting Friday will be
at 1915 at the Barbara Worth no.
tel, but Their will be no luncheon
due TO the dining room beino closed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
RECIPE
LAMB CABBAGE

g The ''D taBBAGE
breast team Lamb 2 tsp. ,,,.
CT %1 3D. size cabbage Z tsp: Pepper osps
::;;i; :: is;:. the.
tooa so,s and enous1 in kettie. A9 95
sS.S SG ofq Simmer two DG5t1ine raser
four. '''io cook y hon. ema lining
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20

said ii would be "idiotic'
to attempt to distribute 5O,OOO,OOO
under rationing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
SUMMER STRAWS

A splendid selection of summer
a month of summer yet to go!
braids. All with gay trims and {
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
July Clearance!

The waiting j., Of better
grade, this styles make for
Fail purchases. Shop early while selections conple:e
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-07-20
.1PRICE

TT
straws at half price with
Wide brims. off-the-face styles,
clever accents.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
SVECIAVIMATSI

Margareta Selius isvyko per
sventes Brockton, Mass, pa
sisveciuoti pas savo vyro bro
Il. il yra uoli Dirvos remeja
ir darbsti LietuvOs reikalais.
Pasieme su savim peticiju il
pasizadejo gauti paraSus visu
Brocktono Lietuviu. Visi Sc
liai yra Dirvos skaitytojai.
Juozas Petraitis is Pitts
burgho atvyko praleisti sven
tes Clevelande pas savo arti-
mus draugus Norikus, Brazau-
skus ir kitus. Atsilanke Dir
vos redakcijon, nusipirko kny-
ga "Timeless Lithuania".
Ora Renkus, is Castle Shan
non, Pa, atvaziavo pasisveciuo-
ii pas savo broli Antana Zdani,
Bedforde. il turf du sunus ka-
rineje tarnyboje, tretias gy-
vena New Yorke, ir dukte is
tekejus, taigi motina likus vie
ma.
Dona Armonaite, Jono Ar
mono jaunamete dukrele, is
vyko New Yorka praleisti
vasaros laikotarpi pas gimines
Mr.. ir Mrs. Hermanus, Long
Islande, prie juru. Kick seniau
Hermanai gyveno Clevelande.
Donos motina liko Lietuvo-
.ie lake bolseviku okupacijos,
tik tevas SUI dukrele, kaip Ame-
rikos pilieciai, gavo proga IS
vaziuoti j Amerika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

1t is difficult for you to visualize
what our Mother Lithuania, living
for the fifth year in the vertex of
this horrible war, has experienced
and suffered up to now.
The past four years have taught
us to understand and appreciate
even more free and independent
life. Flung about and scattered by
two occupations, we never valued
freedom as highly as we do now.
With all our hearts and minds we
are determined to pay the highest
price of our blood and lives for it.
We are united. Never before
among Lithuanians has the feeling
of unity, mutual understanding,
mutual aid and public duty SO
carried our nation as today. We
are more conscious than ever that
the future of our nation in the first
place depends upon us and that on
ly the united forces of the nation,
united ar much for liberty as for
the reestablishment of a liberated
nation, can win.
We are united in the belief that
not just the Lithuania yearning and
fighting for liberty, but also the
liberated, independent, creatively
capable Lithuania can only be, and
must be, democratic. A democratic
Lithuanian Republic, based on just
social relations, planned economy,
cultural progress and complete ma
terial welfare, is beacon lighting
the path to our nations future
through the darkness of the pres
ent struggles for liberty.
Fighting for our liberty and in
dependence, we, just as other ma
tions, are aiming for peace that
will enable all nations to live Sc
curely within their borders and in
sure all peoples freedom from fear
and want.
We understand the situation and
know of the immense dangers which
is facing our nation. To overcome
them we must not only align all
the forces of our nation. but also
seek help wherever possible.
We know of the noble efforts OF
the United States of America tc
guarantee the right of Independent
existence for even the smallest ma
tions. We know that the Govern,
ment of the United States of Anne,
RIGA did not by any act approve
and did not recognize the violation
of Lithuania's independence by the
perfidy and threats of Bolshevih
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
LAUSCHE FOR Gov
ERNOR OFISAS
VEIKIA

Mayoras Frank J. Lausche,
Demokratu kandidatas Ohio
gubernatorius, pradejo valsti-
joje kampanija, atidarant savo
ofisa Columbus, Ohio. Kaip
pirmesniais vajais taip ir gu
bernatoriniame, Lausche's va
jaus ved5ju bus John e. Lo-
kar, jo sekretorius, kuris lai-
kinai pasitraukia is miesto pa
reigu ir isvyksta j Columbus.
Lausche dalyvaus Demokra-
tu partijos konvencijoje Chica-
goje kaipo temytojas, mes ne
"a delegates. Ia konvencija
prasides Liepos 49, kur bus
nominuoti Demokratu kandi-
datai ] prezidentus ir vice pre-
zidentus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
SUZEIDZIAMI AR ZUSTA

Laikas nuo laiko Angliskno-
Sc laikrasciuose telpa pazyme-
jimai apie zuvusius Prancuzi-
jos invazijoje Lietuvius, kit
zusta, buna suzeidziami ar pa
tenka nelaisven Italijoje, ir su
Japonais kovodami Pacifike.
Palengva Lietuviu manu- Ian
guose pradeda suzib9ti anksi-
nes zvaigzdutes.
Kurios Lietuves notinos no.
ri vaziuoti j Washingtona su
peticijomis pas PreZ. Roosevelt
ia praSomos uzsiregistruoti l.,
V. s. limo skyriaus valdyboje,
priduOdant varda ir adresa
Dirvos redakcijai.
Kurios turi daugiau negu :
melynas zvaigzdutes, arba tu
rinti nors viena auksine, pra
somos detis ta kelicne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
AN APPEAL TO AMERICAN L!THS
FELLOW LITHUANIANS:

Russia in 1940. We know of the
assurance of Mr.. Franklin D. Roo
sevelt, President of the United
States, SO dear to all small nations,
that the United Nations are fight
ing against all the forces of op-
preston, intolerance, insecurity and
injustice. We know of the gigan-
tic efforts and sacrifices which you,
fellow Lithuanians, have made in
behalf of the cherished land of
our forefathers.
Knowing this, and expressing the
united will of Lithuanian nation
and representing all of the Lithu-
anian political parties, and groups
in these fateful days for our ma
tion and our country, we appeal to
you, fellow Lithuanians, and through
you to the public. opinion of the
entire civilized world, to the con-
science of all people of good will
and to the governments of all free
dom-loving nations, that Moscow's
plans to seize our dear Lithuania,
to bury the hopes Of our nation for
self-government, and to extermi-
nate our national existence, be de-
ciphrated and frustrated in time.
In this phase of the struggle for
the liberation of Lithuania we ask
you to be united, in agreement, to
forget your everyday differences,
to combine your love for your
native land into one mutual, noble
effort.
Long live the democratic Lithu-
anian Republic.
SUPREME LITHUANIAN
LIBERATION COMMITTEE
! Vilnius
| On the eve of
February 16, 1914.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
BONU kVOTA ~
Mai VIRSYTA :
Penktos Karo Paskolos va

Penktos Karo Paskolos va
juje Ohio valstija buvo pirmu-
tine is "didziQju deSimties''
valstijQ iSpirkti ir pervirsyti
savo nustatyta kvota. Ohio
valstijai buvo nuskirta ispirk-
ii bonu uz S797,OOO,000 O jau
Liepos l liena buvo pasiekta
SS1O,000,0O0 ir dar bonu pir-
kimas tesiasi.
Clevelandas savo kvota is
S245, 100000 irgi pcrvirsijo su
l Liepos, ta diena pasiekiant
apie S285, 100000.
Reikia pazymeti kad bankai il
finansines istaigos kvotas per
virsija, gi Serijos E bonu pir-
kimas pasilikes: is S40,000,O0G
kvotos Liepos 1 d. buvo pa
siekta tik apie $15,O00,000.
Penkta Pakola oficialiai bal
giasi Liepos 8.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
Per Pusmeti Uzpulta
apie 800 Moteru

Clevelando srityje begyje G
pastaru menesiu visokie nick
sal padare uzpuolimus ant
apie 800 moteru, kurios vie
nos net sumustos, apiplestos,
kitos siaip isgasdintos ir api-
plestos. Tokiais gerais laikais
kada yra darbu pakankamai,
iei dar randasi padauzu kurie
turi tik is plesimu gyventi,
kas bus kada sumazes darbai
Policija labai mazai tq uzpuo-
lil1u sugauna ir dar maziau
nubaudzia.
Policija susirupinus tokiais
apsireiskimais taciau nedaug
ka gall pagelbeti. Sake, rel
kalinga policininku kurie walk
Sciotu gatvemis; dabartinia
vazinejanti automobiliais ne
daug kur randasi.
Mieste pasikartoja ir apple
Sinai biznio vietQ. Pereitos
savaites gale iSpleSta is keliu
vietp apie $4,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
THE PERISCOPE
By SARUNAS.

THE first Lithuanian Maryknoll
Father missionary is Father Cir
MUS, of Maspeth, N. Y, ordained
June II. He is scheduled to work
in Peru, South America. Some
Lithuanian Salesian Brothers are
working in Ecuador and Columbia.
while the Marian Fathers Ga purely
Lithuanian Congregation have a
mission in Argentina.
THE LITHUANIAN parishes of
the Scranton (Pa.) diocese gave
1886 men and women to the armed
forces of the United States, accor-
ding to tabulation published in
The Catholic Light, and added to
by the Wilkes-Barre Lithuanian
Garsas.
A SPECIAL 5th Loan War Bond
Drive Committee of the Lithuanians
OF Wyoming Valley in Pennsylva-
MIA aims to reach a quota of $780,
900
THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS foi
July lists "Timeless Lithuania'
among the new books received and
says: at is an enthusiastic inter
probation of Lithuanian history anc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
DIDINGAS LIEPOS 4
pAMINEJIMAS

Liepos 4-ta, 168 metu Anne
rikos Nepriklausomybes sukak-
ties paminejimo svente, Cleve-
lande symet atzymeta didingu
militarisku paradu miesto gat-
VENTS ir patriotism programu
didziame Stadiuhe vakare.
Parada gatvese matyti buvo
nustoje desimtys tukstanciu
zmoniu, O Stadiume susirinkc
apie 10000 ziuretoju. Progra.
mas uzbaigta su saudymais il
fajerverkais. Oras visa diens
buvo siltas, grazus,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

affairs, by one who served as AM
erican Minister to that country IN
the late thirties".
A GRADUATE of Columbia Uni
versity, Petras Jonaitis, of Worces-
ter, Mass, is at present teaching
sociology at Pennsylvania Univer-
sity, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE LITHUANIAN Alliance Of
America has special fund to pay
dues of it's members in the armed
forces of Uncle Sam. This fund
was created by special donations
from all the members and total
of 2,251.84 accumulated. Already
$11 ,083.12 has been paid out as
dues for the 173 members of the
Alliance in the armed forces.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios su-
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 i Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
PRASO DAUGIAU KRAUJO

Amerikos Raudonasis Kry-
zius ragina ClevelandieCius pa
sistengti duoti daugiau krau-
jo gelbejimui gyvasciu karei-
viu visuose frontuose. Dabar-
tiniu laikotarpiu kariavimas
zymiai padidejo, bet kraujo
aukojimas zymiai mazesnis.
Kraujo davimui padarykit
sutarti telefonu Superior 1900
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
PASIKORIMAI

Liepos 1, sugryzes is darbo
vyras, Joseph Blasko, 4102 E.
143 ST., RADIO savo zmona, &c
metu amziaus, pasikorusia. il
nusizudzius is nusigrauzimo
kad Geguzes 26 d. patti prigir-
de savo 7 menesiu amziaus ku-
diki, nualpdama kuomet maui
de vonioje.
Michael E. Kress, "A m., pa
sikore apskrities kalejime Lie
pos 4, laukdamas teismo uz
savo zmonos nusovima.
Defiance, O., Floyd Wonder
ly, AZ M, nuSove savo motina
ir pats nusiSove savo ukes ma
me.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
Rengkites Lankyti Lie
tuviu DARRELL Liepos 80

Liepos 80 Lietuviu Kultu-
riniame Darzelyje lankysis di-
deles minios Lietuviu ir kita-
tau6iQ, sulyg sios vasaros pro-
gramo - Kulturiniu DarzeliQ
lankymo. Lietuviu Kulturinio
Darzelio Sajunga ruosia Sir
dinga sveciu priemima.
Lankymas prasides velai po
pietQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

APSISAUGOKIT, tevai, kad
is jusu laisku dezuciu nebutu
pavogta valdzios siunciami uz
kareivius cekiai. Clevelande
paplito gauja kuri tokius ce-
kius vagineja. Keturi ju su-
init.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
KARO DARBAMS kont

tu per penkis siu metu meme
sius Xxi Geguzes 81 d. Cleve-
lando dirbtuves gavo uz S184,-
100000 suma.
Bendai Cuyahoga ir Lorain
apskrityse nuo karo pradzios
Xxi Birzelio l karo reikmenV
ir isdirbiniu is va1dzios gauta
uz s4,560,232,O00.
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eCLEVELANDE armiia

sCLEVELANDE armija is
10000 asmenu bus paleista
darba surinkti atliekama po-
pieri, kuris reikalingas karo
tikslams. Gyventojai taip pat
prasomi kooperuoti pagelbstint
popiera surinkti, suristi ir is
deti lauke. Pats didysis vajus
bus Liepos 80.
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eMOKYkLOMS
uzsidariuS,

vasaros laikotarpiui dirbti lei
dimu issieme apie 10000 mo-
kyklos amziaus berniuku ir
mergaiciu tarp IA if 18 metQ.
.Daug to amziaus jaunimo
atvyko cia darbu jieskoti is
aplinkiniQ miesteliQ.
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MIESTO valdybos darbint

MIESIU VaIdybOS darblnln-
kams kurie gauna $1,440 arba
maziau, pakeliama mokestys.
Jie gaus tarp 500 Xxi $12O
metuose daugiau. Tokiu tar
nautoju yra apie 1,400.
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10000 ARMIJA Kinks
POPIERA

Liepos 80 nustatyta diena
rinkimui atliekamu popieru =
ia diena pasileis per visa mics
ia armija is 10000 zmoniu SUI
rinkimui atliekamu popieru is
namu, kiemu, ir visur kitur
kur tik atliekamu popieru me-
tosi. Sena popiera reikalinga
karui. Tikima surinkti bent
4 milijonus svaru popieros.
Vaziuos net 1,20O troku vi
so miesto gatvemis.
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eSEPTYNIOS firmos Gle
velando srityje tapo. nubaustos
uz pakelima savo darbininkams
algu be Karo Darbo Tarybos
sutikimO.