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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

FULL price. only $4,000 Traverse.
near Crbtiot. 3-betroom cottage type
single all n fine condition
TURNER a. WILSON /.
i2s44 East SMILE PR 1898
GATEgIiEAD near Nack Mhdeln :
bedrooms basement attic. lot 43xi2o.
IN excellent condition only $3.50.
81 $50 down. S2s MONTH A NOT
STIR, l4ao3 East = Nile Pr 22f0.
HAMPERS Nile Sec ? bedrooms a
heat wooded section city trans imrhcd
'15s uuiy $500 down isuyrr- ftraf
Estate. 2osli Harper tn 2-sa20
JUSTINE is6ls-Bnck 8 months old
Hot air heat. Vacant soon. 50 400. HOl-
brook Bldg Corp, TR 2-Sss2
KENNEY. sO43. az Van Dyke bed
rooms. painted walls 3 gar Dandy for
hone and IQomers. -Geschxlnd- RL -6ds4-
McNiCHOIs-van Dyke--Holy Name Par
iSh dist o rms good cond. Enclosed
porch. garages. $4,000, 50 600 down
Alscrson TW l-IO2O
PACKARD 2uotf-Dsndy hrk bed.
rooms Must sell. Realior pL casa
THEODORE. $3.50, mr. Packsrds-s rms.
IS $50, terms. CeschWind PL casa
TfEUT. 75o7-North OF 9 Mile RI u
block " 81 Van Dyke. Modern hot air
beat ORen- feF Inspection 3 $50 $500
down H1lhrook Bids Corp TR 2-56s2
TROESTER. lS45l-6-room brick Colo
NAL gas c. heat. natural fireplace.
only ) years old si2 600, $4,000
down HUcK PR 1890
VAN DYkE-11 MILE SEC.
Almost new = V. 6-fo0m Colonial
7O-n. lot. 10 fruit bearing trees. Large
modern chicken house many other
features Leaving city. Gait Fred
Hayes w 3-77O0
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
wEsrPHALIA. 1881 yr old Nov
Ing 10 farm BTk. rms tile bath.
50 500 Geschwind Pr 64s4.
COLORED
FLEMING NEAR DAWSON
bdrm home, hne cond Pear gar
-nNncr ncculled SA2Q0 Sl2n0 dMn-
Cash offer considered Mrs Finley. ca
032l or TO S-3b65
HOMER WARREN a. CO.
COLORED. ATTENTION
Joseph Campau-Lafaycttc Section %
raagsS and furniture REieknted- steam
heat immediate possession 81. 900
down NORMAN SKY. Rcaltur, TO
q-53O0
COLORED- Rd 1897, rooms,
modern. vacant. steam heat. double ga-
fage 81 $50. terms. Broker PI 4263.
COLORED-E Fort 1928. $500 On z
rms. basement, furnace garage. Eston.
RIA 65s4, Evenings TO 6-2lS7
tcOLORED vacant Whitman anc Mil
waukee. seven rooms hricote siding.
5000 down TW 2-44l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
coNVALEscENr HOMES
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

LYON Convalescent Home--quiet hom'
atmosphere, elderly invalid or con
vAlescent TY i-2d22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
RENTALS WANTED
COLORED counle desires house az Fat
unfgrnl he'd Sg5 reward ~ 3-29oS
APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurnished
HOTELS

WILL exchanre mod l-bedroOm apr In
excellent i0cari0n Tuiet0 q f0I cQuiy-
sleni On Detroit OF vicinity ca 5e7o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
COOKS
hSD
BAKERS
FOR LARGE CAFETERIA
CALL CA 1854
siiuutiens Wanied-remale

CURTAINS and s',ks. cash and carry.
feia.f good wofF II l-3gOs
Di-4i,.s2Afi4f ices -wsiits -'ri1 cieanlnr
n''.' baWr'7vn area NE is47.
EHF. ffErDED C.Ilfed LADY wishes DAY
s"r .sau1rf ard cleaning n 2-2o4l
iSFLIlIsCtD o0.oIet gifl wishes day
F-s it.et rr cleaning II 2-36os
UftlEsfEJ Iady wishes Gays
So rsrff.s ~ 1900
LADY vs.r de-, eork. SO and car.
'sr. Ih Gers
LADY - Diao DAY vork Call TR
EF.GlrLF Nr,e rn cr woman. days.
al ..turf, 'rruer ~ 3sos
SNAIL bundle washing specializing
t-rsirf HIsf dssn and Garry. TE
-.--...
h AXIS tf.UEr. rs agtl WNrk washed
tt. -rffntgr TIP 2ogTf
rniarfa Velts .9t A. ssams'fe@
LfTf rgsI..r.rl Cr power machine
lt .t F.F.er
CDLDFtl lsfG Vl CO. watnlng o.
\ tr~ - 2-2-Of
CEDrEl bur. teNf pag time vorE. 9.
days r. e-s-2I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

GRAND RIVER IS Mile Acre and =.
with unfinished house. 2ox37: price
50 500, terms la s907.
10 ACRES-Middle Belt-Liberty PARK
10 acres. Groom home. modern. all
other buildings. $500. terms. LA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

lcoMPLETE ESTATE Service.
Seldom a Johnson. Inc. -Four Offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
ADERNA HOTEL

CieAn outside rooms connecting and
f--t~sfr -st-f- So y Crss
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i3o CAss
A. Columbia Rates 81 Up Per Day.
MEAL HOTEL cream. comfortable
rooms 81 and ~ 3iis Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Kales Kramer Investm't. Co.

pressway. 4 rooms. bath modern except
basement soft garden. garage. fertile
soil Low priced by owner. $500.
$500 down, $3.50 payments. Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

Desirable Lana Contracts Purchased
MELVIN =. LANPHAR d CO.
etA Floor Lafayette Bldg. CA 63l q
LAND contracts bought. mtEs made.
McHugh, l410 Ford Bldg CA 0349.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
LINCOLN PARK
PLAINvIEw. 1869. N. OF WARREN
$500 TOTAL On. PAYiT.

Nothing else 70 pay, Move m today.
pay bal like rent New 2-bedrm. bunr
fun bsmt. II a. hit. extra lge lot, on
paved 81 Not many left. Hurry I
open daily, ~ 10 m M 81.
Peter-PaulS Catholic Church. David
Floyd. uN l-1166.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

Dearborn. ; bedrooms, beautiful home:
close TO schools. churches, trans. Model.
-24o3s- Notrr Dame biks 5 OF Mitch.
-CgEr.e--NE- z-i33n--
s-ROOM house. family; full basemt.
h. a furnace. extra lot. S7,750. $4,000
down TW l-9223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Reul Estaie Outside Detroit
RESORTS FOR SALE

2 ACRES. citrus groves. large h
san Mateo. Florida. Owner. Juecks
lO911 West Outer Drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home on vernier
Lane with soft canal frontage. $4,000.
Murrav-Hroker IT, 2.l76Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

coLoREp gentleman, private room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
VAN DYKE-11 MILE SEC,

. wEsTPHALlA. 1881 yr old Nov
Ing 10 farm Brk. 6 rms, tile bath.
So 500 GeschNind PL 6AaA
The sub., 1944-03-02
Decision On
 Dispute Due Next Month

The Shipbuilding Commission of the WLB now has complete rec ord of the dispute case which was argued in Washington in an epoch all day hearing last month. At this hearing, detailed arguments on every phase of each of the six disputes were made.
 The six issues awaiting decision are vacations, working leaders, painters dirty money, obstruction and alloy welding, trial crew rates and crane operator rates.
 Union spokeSmen at the hearing were attorney Charles Suisman, president Arthur Ward and Peter O'Malley. The Company ypokes- men were Attorney Edward Schnieder and general manager O. P. Robinson.
 Tn addition to the all day oral argument, written briefs were filed Both the Union and the Company briefs were in great detail and con- tain we'll over ten thousand words each. Tn addition to having the written briefs, the Commission will also have in it's consideration of the case, a word for word transcript of everything that was said at the hearing containing over 150 pages. At the conclusion of the case every one present, including members of the Commission readily agreed that this was one case which had been thoroughly and completely argued when submitted for decision. Co., chairman William H. McPherson of the Commission remarked: T must admit that we have gone into this case more thoroughly than anything can recall"
The sub., 1944-03-02
Heating Plant
By R. Gilbert Gardner

The name Heating Plant" has a nice comfortable sound NodagI- February 18th. The place is much appreciated by those who call here on business or pass through to get an eyeful of cheery red flames and skinful of warmth. Old Man Mercury lis away down in the dumps this morning to the tune of 8 degrees. Whoop 'er up, furn- ace tenders!
 What goes on in the Carbide Building? The other day Don Rob- bins was confronted with a pin-up note on the wall; Don Robbins is a first class can opener" says the mote. But not cans of sardineS- Oh, no-cans of carbide. Don is said to open them so fast that 1t takes a man with a stop watch to count the number per second. Truly, when it comes to opening can, Don can. Fred Lechner, too, dances a good can-can. Three at time is the report on him.
 Cloudy days ahead for the Heat ing Plant office. About April 18th, the Ray of Sunshine previously mentioned in this column, will withdraw herself to get married More exactly, Miss Clare Holloway, much admired mail girl, plans to get hitched and go away-plunging this place into gloom. Well, Miss Holloway. here's hoping you'll still be sunshine to the lucky guy. Re- member the swarm of B's which used to buzz in here?
 Long before this item appears, the oysters in a nearby cove will have suffered an invasion, no doubt, with heavy casualties. Two experienced oysterers were over- heard plotting the invasion just yesterday. No need to name the plotters! Not until they bring back the oysters anyway! More about this next time.
 The uniforms, now worn by all company guards, but their wearers into their proper class and status. Now. if anybody wants to spot a guard quickly among mixed group of workers, the guard stands out, to flag and concentrates the at- | tention. Also, now, he is clothed with the authority and presence which his job demands.
 Just one man reaction-Isn't there bit too much jazz and rub a-dub-dub, on the loud speakers these days? Seems to me that good inspiring, patriotic music, both vocal and instrumental, fits this particular time and place more
The sub., 1944-03-02

pat than the slam bang and rub. adub, that one hears and can ale ways get on the home radio. if he or she wants 1t. Yes, I'm old- fashioned. but that's my reaction.
 Saint Valentine showed his face- tious side more than common this year. Some folks in the Main Of- flee and vicinity were recipients of his special regards, have heard. He overlooked the Heating Plant entirely. Too hot, even for St. Valentine.
 Sleight-of-hand, or some other malign influence, robbed me of one plain, servieeable Truck Stop" sign about last Thursday. Verify, I don't believe that the scrap metal drive accounts for this loss. Somebody can account for it, though, but nobody ever will-I betcfna.
The sub., 1944-03-02
American Red Cross Needs Your Support

''The folks back here in the
 United States don't seem to realize there's a war on!''
 How many times have you read that statement in the paper-the
 words of some returning service. man? How often have you heard that personally from the lips of l some boy who has come back from a battle front?
 We quite understand the thoughts of the wounded lad who fought it
 out with the Japs or the Germans. He comes home from sliny fox
 hole life, from the sight of con- stant horror, from the battlefield where wounded men died in ag- ony, and he sees us here, secure, Well-fed, and warmly housed. He hears us grouse about not being
 able to get enough butter, or a seat on the train, or enough gas, and he compares our troubles with l the awfulness he has seen. No, he doesn't reason it out that we don't means to grouse about these little things, and that the folks back home are willing to do
 everything possible to help with
 the war. But his complaint should be warning to us. We should look
 around to see If there isn't some thing we can do to help still more. This year we can give lot more to the American Red Cross, which not only serves our fighting men
 all over the world but is ready in
 case of disaster here at home. The Red Cross serves our men
 on every battlefront, in Europe, in l the China. Burma, India theatre, in l the South Pacific and at our island
 outposts.
 The Red Cross collects blood
 plasma to keep wounded men from dying, it prepares surgical dress ings, it's workers serve in military
 hospitals the world over, it packs
 millions of food boxes for men who have been taken prisoner by
 the enemy and it provides chan
 nel of communication between en-
 emy interned civilians and their
 families. It also trains people here in America to help in hospitals where there is srortage of doc tors and nurses. Its services are
 so many that the average person
 has no conception of their extent. What can we do to help? We can support the Red Cross with ev-
 cry dollar we can spare, because
 we know those dollars go directly
 to aid the men doing the actual
 fighting. After that we can join the
 long line of people donating blood
 for plasna, or we can volunteer for
 service with the Red Cross in some Icapacity. Let's show our men over seas we know there's a war onl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
TENkA
BOLSEVIKU
MALONEI

Chicago Daily Tribune, ko-
mentuodamas apie Suomiu pri-
imtas Sovietu karo paliaubu
islygas, kurios ta maza sail ga
Ii visai sunaikinti, mes Maskva
viska uzgrobia ir privercia SUI
moketi Rusijai 800 milijonV
dolariu karo nuostoliu begyje
sesiu metu, prikisa ka Prezi-
dentas Roosevelt galejo SUI Ru-
sija ir Stalinu padaryti jeigu
laiku butu panaudojes prota.
"Mainais uz lend-lease pa
galba Rusijai jis butu galejes
gauti is Stalino prizadus bent
kan tik butu reikalaves. Ru-
sijos padetis buvo desperatis-
ka. Jei, tue laiku, ponas Roo
sevelt butu pasake kad Russia
pirm negu gall gauti pagalba
is musu turf sutikti zmoniskai
elgtis su <savo kaimynemis sa-
limis, dabar nebutu Lenkijos
problemos, arba Pabaltijo pro-
blemos siadien skaldymui il
ardymui alijantu santikiu.
''Ponas Roosevelt zinojo kas
gera ir kas neteisinga SuomiQ-
Rusu santikiuose pirm negU
pradeta Rusijai teikti lend-lea.
Sc parama."
Siadien, Tribune raso toliau
Roseveltas jau negali is Rusi
jos nieko isgauti, priesingai
visus ginklus ir reikmenis jis
pyle Rusijai be atodairos il
nieko uz tai nereikalavo. Da.
bar jau jis turi butt dekingas
Stalinui uz politiska parama
kuri gall butt atitraukta mo-
mento isakymu. Uztai Roose-
velt ir turi linkcioti Stalinui
Dabar jau jo isrinkimas pri-
klauso nuo komunistu kurie
uz j dirba, ir nuo CIO unijos
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LIETUYAI VADUOTI SAJUNGOS
CENTRIC zINIOS
l.. v. S. CENTRAS $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Obi
RAGINA LEISTI AN
GLISKAI PULK. PET
RUICIO "KAIP JIE
MUS SUSAUDE"

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
centro valdyba gauna paklau-
simu ir net paraginimu su au-
komis, kada bus isleista Ang-
liskoje kalboje tas ypatingas
aprasymas Pulk. Petruicio -
"KAIP JIE MUS SUsAUDE".
Kaip atsimenate, Pulkinin-
kas j. Petruitis buvo vienas is
tukstanciu Lietuvos geru pi-
lieciu Rusu bolseviku enkave-
distu suimtas, tardomas, kan
kinamas, verciamas prisiimti
visokius prasizengimus kuriQ
prizes bolsevikus nepapilde, ir
pagaliau kada Hitleris su Sta
linu susikove, kada Lietuviai
sukilo prizes okupantus, ir ka-
da bolsevikams prisiejo is Lie
'tuvos begti, jis su simtais XII
tn buvo varu is Lietuvos is
veztas j Russia, ten daugiau
kankinimui, susaudymui.
Ia aprasyma skaitant kick
vieno Lietuvio kraujas uzverda
prizes tuos barbarus, kurie at
eje kaip vagys, zudikai j sve-
TINA Lietuviu krasta, il oku-
pavo, apvoge, zmones eme
sistematiskai naikinti, saudant
vietoje, ikalinant, tremiant ST.
bran, ir simtais varantis gil
lyn Russia, nukankinimui,
kada jau patys okupantai tu-
rejo is Lietuvos begti.
Pulk. Petruicio kancios pei
visa Lietuva dauginosi tuks-
tanciais, nes ta bolsevikai da-
re visoje LietuVoje, kiekviena
me mieste, skirtingais tarpais
ir SUI skirtingais zmonemis.
Jeigu visuomene mato kad
tas Pulk. Petruicio veikalas
svarbu isleisti Angliskai, pra-
Some atsiliepti j tai placiau lai-
Skais.
LVS CENTRAS
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IL 10 Z hmpmm
Laisve paine
Jungo nevilksim!

budas jieskoti uztarimo tai sa-
liai ir jos zmonems is kurios
mes esame kile.
Parasus Prezidentui nuves
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinos de-
vincios po kelias melynas zvai-
gzdutes arba po auksine zvaig-
zdute. Tokia delegacija Pre-
zidentas negales atsakyti pri-
init.
Kolonijos prasomos tuojau
sudaryti dvi-tris Lietuves ka-
reiviu motinas kelionei Wa
shingtona.
Baigkit peticijas rinkti, ku-
rie turit liuosas blankas sku-
biai gaukit ant ju parasus, ir
norintieji daugiau peticiju ra-
sykit tuoj i:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
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Lietuva Pavojuje!
AtsiSaukimas j Lietuves Kareiviu MOtinas

PETCuOS PREZIDENTIU BUS VEzAMOS SPALQ N1ENES DA-
BAR LAlKAS DIRBTI w LIETUVOS REIKALU GYNMA TUOJ
CALI Butt VELU. TARP MAzU TAUTU LIETUVA NEMNlMA
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PRANCUZIJA BUS
,PRIIMTA PRIZE
DIDzIUJU

Sprendziant Europos taikos
reikalus ir ateities sauguma,
vietoje triju didziuju = Anne
rikos, Anglijos il Rusijos -
tuoj atsistos ir Prancuzija.
Prancuzijos ambasada Wa
shingtone pradejo vel pilnatei-
siai veikti, taip pat Preziden-
tas Roosevelt paskyre Ameri-
kos ambasadoriu Prancuzijai,
ir kick jau zinoma, Roosevelt
pripazysta Gen. De Gaulle ko-
miteta, paemusi islaisvinta .sa-
Ii tvarkyti, teiseta Prancuzi-
jos vyriausybe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
LIETUVA CALI
Butt PAVESTA
RUS!JAI

Dumbarton Oaks konferen-
cijoje ir kitais atvejais kalbant
daznai buna paminima mazo-
sios tautos. Lietuviai skaity-
dami tas zinias tuoj mano kad
j ia minima mazu tautu skai-
ciu ikergiama ir Pabaltijo sa-
lys.
! tai reikia ziureti atsargiai
ir temyti atidziau. Minimos
mazosios salys daznai yra tai
vakarq Europos valstybes Da-
Mia, Holandija, Belgija ir XII
tos, o. Pabaltijo salys visai ne
turimos mintyje.
Stai kaip vienas Amerikos
laikrasciq korespondentas api-
budina pastaru dienu ivykius !:
Washingtono valdzia jau pa
skyre diplomatinius atstovus
vakaru Europoje islaisvintoms
mazoms salims, ir paskyre am
basadoriQ Lenkijai. Skyrimas
Lenkijai ambasadoriaus parodo
kad Amerika pripazysta Len
kijos atsteigima, neziurint So
vietu pastangu Lenkija pasi-
grobti. Lenkai mat Amerikoje
sudaro dideli skaiciu balsuoto-
ju, todel jiems Washingtono
valdzia prizes rinkimus patai-
kauja.
Apie Pabaltijo Sails tas ra-
sytojas siaip sake:
Diplomatinis lakstas taipgi
pazymi netiesioginiai ir Latvi-
ja bel Estija, kurios kartu SUI
Lietuva sudaro Pabaltijo Val
styles. Tuo klausimu eina
tam tikra spekuliacija, ar 81
Sails pasiryzus laikyti Rusijos
pagrobima tu triju saliu jau
ivykusiu faktu Europos politi-
koje ir galutinai prieiti prize
formalio pripazinimo ju Sovie-
tams.
Tas reikstu tramdyma Mas
kvos del Lenkijos, bet pripazi-
nina Sovietu pagrobimo Pabal-
TITO Sally.
Musu kova todel dar labai
sunki ir neaiski. il reikalau-
ia visu Lietuviu akcijos dabar,
prizes prezidento rinkimus.
Nei Demokratu nei Repub-
likonu minejimai ''mazu tau
tq' visai nereiskia kad jie tu-
ri mintyje Lietuva.
Daugiausia Shame lake pa
gelbes Lietuviu Kareiviu Mo-
tinu delegacija pas Prezidenta
Roosevelta SUI peticijomis.
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KAIP ISPLATINO
"TIMELESS LITHU-
ANA"

Jurgis Lapinskas, is Worces-
ter, Mass, darbstus LVS rel
kalu remejas, raso LVS Centro
valdybai primindamas kad pa
sirupintume iteikti ''Timeless
Lithuania" prizes rinkimus pre-
zidento kandidatams. Taipgi
pazymi kaip isdalino savo ISL
gytas "Timeless Lithuania":
"As gavau dvi knygas I'll
meless Lithuania', viena man,
kita mano zmonai, tai mes tu
knygu jau neturime: viena
atidavem dirbtuves dideliam
milijonieriui, kuris savo dirb-
tuvese gamma Rusams viso-
kias masinas. Kita knyga att
davem vyriausiam Worcesterio
miesto daktarui, kuris norejo
suzinoti apie Rusu bolsevikq
uzgrobima Lietuvos. 0 trecia
knyga, nupirkes is Americas
Lietuvio knygyno, padovano-
jau miesto mokyklu inspekto-
riui. Worcesterio visi knygy-
mai uzgrusti komunistu propa-
gandos knygomis, tai ir NUNS
reikia platinti savo knyga."
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BAICKIME.
PE;.TICIJAS
Tuoj bus Padaryta
Audienciia pas Pre-
zidenta

Visi Lietuviai kurie turtle
Peticijq blankas skubekit uz-
pildyti jas parasais savo mics
to gyventoju Americas pile
ciu ir negaisinant grazinkite
blankas j LVS centra.
Jau daroma sutartys Petici-
ju nuvezimui j Washingtona ir
iteikimui jq Prezidentui Roose-
veltui.
Tai lengviausias, tai pigiau-
sias ir kartu garbingiausias
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Chicago, Illinois.
Taipgi kartu praneskt Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Cent
rui, $500 Superior Ave., Gle
veland 3, Ohio, delegaciu pill
nus vardus ir adresus.
Svarbu kad delegates vaziuo-
damos devetu ant krutines
tick zvaigzduciu kick turf ka-
rineje tarnyboje vyru.
Atsilankyti pas Prezidenta ir
sugryzti rytiniu valstiju mote
rvs gales ia pacia diena.
Motinos ir zmonos Lietuviu
kareiviu, atsilepkit greitai ir
ruoskimes ton svarbion kelio-
men!
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinq
K0misija
Ona Bieziene,
Chicago, Ill.
Stefanija DOuvan-
CiurliOnyte,
Detroit, Mich.
Hypatija Yciene-ziuriene,
Cleveland Lakewood, 0.
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A u K 0 s
Nariu Mokesciai, ir Pi.
nigai uz knygas
Is WATERBURY,, CONN.

Is WATERBURY, CONN.
Mrs. M. Colney, American
Friends of Lithuania vel
keja, uz parduotas knygas
"Timeless Lith." S100.80
Tadas Mikutas naujoms kny-
goms leisti 1000
DIR. M. J. Colney naujoms
knygo1ns 500
DIR. NJ. Devenis, naujoms
knygoms 800
Jacob Treciokas, naujoms
knygoms 200
Newark, N. j., LVS, surengto-
Sc prakalbose Rugsejo
16 surinkta S74.0C
The New York Public
Library uz '"Timeless
Lithuania" 1886
The American News Co.
New York 9.8(
Shenandoah School District
Shenandoah, Pa. 800
J. Penkus, Lawrence,
Mass. 800
John Wanamaker Store
Philadelphia, Pa. 800
The State University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. 800
A. C. McClurg & Co.
Chicago, III. SOC
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svEDIJOJE apsireiskia ko

SVEUIJOJE apSITeISKId KO-
munistu pavojus. Pereita sa-
waite, svedijos atstovu rumq
rinkimuose valdancioji social
demokratu partija pralaimejo
10 atstovu. Komunistu partija
gavo IL daugiau atstovu, da-
bar lures isviso Is, daugiausia
negu kada turejo. Tas patvir-
tina tikrinimus kad socialistai
yra tik perejimas j komunis-
tus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Stai jau arteja laikas vezti
Peticijas SUI parasais pas Pre-
zidenta Roosevelta Washing
tona. Ia kelione Washingto-
ma bus Spaliu menesio pabai-
goje.
Kaip yra numatyta, petici-
jas prasancias Prezidenta Roo
sevelta uztarti Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybe prezidentui iteiks
Lietuviq Kareiviu Motinu De-
legacija -Lietuviu motinu ku-
rios isleido savo sunus kariau-
tt uz teisinga taika ir mazu
tautu laisve. Motinu kuriu
vyrai perka karo bonus ir s1
vo sunkiu darbu gamma karo
ginklus prieso nugalejimui, tel
singai taikai pasaulyje isteig-
ii.
Kurios tik motinos gall, tu-
rincios viena, du, iris ar dau-
giau sunu ir dukteru karineje
tarnyboje, arba kurios jau tu-
ri auksine zvaigzdute, kurios
sunus jau zuvo, prasomos de-
tis j ta delegacija ir vaziuoti.
Svarbu pastebeti kad gall va
ziuoti ir kareiviu zmonos ku-
riu vyrai kariauja, .kurios ga
Ii is darbo islikti.
Dabar, kada bolsevikai, mu-
su pastangomis isgelbeti, apsi-
suke gryze zudo, naikina, tre-
mia Lietuvos zmones, mes tu-
rim cia deti pastangas vaziuo-
ii pas Americas Prezidenta
jieskoti savo senajai tevynei
Lietuvai uztarimo.
Kiekviena Lietuve kareiviu
motina arba kareivio zmona
privalo jausti savo pareiga ST.
tue budu prisideti prize Lietu-
vos laisves gynimo!
Reikia tiketi Prezidentas ne
atsisakys Lietuviu kareivill
motinas ir zmonas priimti.
Jos nuvaziave pasakys: Mes
is savO puses aukOjome savo
brangiausiuosius kovai uz tuos
principus kuriuos Amerika pa
siryzo ginti kara istodama.
Ar tie principal bus ivykdyti?
Ar NUNS bus du0dama tas ka
mes laikome brangiu ir ginti-
nu - LietuvOs Laisve ir Ne
priklausomybe?
LVS skyriai, SLA kuopos,
Sandaros kuopos, paskiri klu-
bal, draugijos, choral, rinkit
savo kolonijose po dvi-tris mo-
tinas ar zmonas galincias va
ziuoti, ypac is rytiniu valstiju,
is kur nuvaziavimas j Washin-
gtona nebrangus, ir praneskit
spie tai, su delegaciu vardais
ir adresais, Lietuviu Motinq
Delegacijos Komisijai:
Mrs 0na RieziS
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sVENGRIJOJE daroma is
saulezoliu seklu aliejus varto-
jamas prie maisto, ir jo gami-
mama daugiau negu kitty kokiu
augalu aliejQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygQ, po $500.
Siqskit savo Uzsakyma!