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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

AGAINST he Government brought 348 convictions. a against 235 in
the previous wear. Convictions for theft from interstate shipments
totaled l426-or more than twice the 6S8 OF 1914
4 PROSPECTS NOW ARE that before the summer IS over rrsa-
dent Truman will have secured congressional approval OF ne oas'c
features of his plan for international cooperatlon-the OhNeo d
t,ons harter and the Breton Woods financial agreements. q
Another administration must" measure, which already mas eel
pased bv Congress, would authorize so per cen Ut M e"ls'"s
tariffs in trade agreements negotiated with other countries
The Senate Foreign Relations committee hearings on n chalteF
started july 9. Senate ratification by an overwhelming MAJORITY \"
forecast early in August n>
The Breton Woods proposals is up for Senate consideration.
Earlvn assap is predicted, but Republicans. led by Senator ROBERT
Taft (R) of Ohio. intend to hurl a barrage OF amendments a l"
a THE EMPHASIS ON RESEARCH. on preparedness which IS
sweeping through Congress is being used by opponents OK COM
nuhorv military training as an argument against that proposal
Their argument is that research Will 81 reVoluuon'ze ue weapos
of the next war, if there is one. that compulsory military a'"'"
would be practically useless. ,n
insist, moreover. that preparedness must take not one ot numerous
forms.
q THE UNITED NATIONS CLOTHING DRIVE nctted some prize
fus among other things. The furs are to be issued u refugees o"S
on doctors prescriptions In areas where sumcleht
heating is not available. ~"""s
So far the clothing drive has received at least one priv.
mink coat, several silver foxes and other less glaaor-
Gus furs. Plus assorted headaches. ~'"~~'
One wealthy matron gave her daughter PERMISSION
to donate a black dress to a clothing drive matinee at a neleh-
borhood theater. Two weeks later she realized that se ho put
1910 in one of the dress pockets for al keeping. us
After officials had painstakingy traced the dress 70 4o'A
and rescued il the woman told them that she had made a mistake;
the s27o was in the pocket of a red dress and she hd just 1etr'e'eo
It.. 40
Her offer Of a cash donation to the drive to compensate Tor W1
trouble she had caused was politely turned down.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
ON BRIDGE
BY Chic Young
By PAUL ROBINSON

Trumps grand slam, and hoped
for a lead up to his other holdings.
That gag did not work, as West
led his club 10, but he had other
weapons.
After getting the first trick
with the club A. South did not
merely say: Might as we'll try
the spade tinesse early as late"
Instead. he a his five diamond
tricks and four hearts, watching
the discards carefully. Then he
scored the spade X and led the
spade 8. When East followed suit
to both of these, he knew East's
remaining card would be the X Of
the clubs he had doubled. Conse-
quently West was bound to have
the spade Q and the other IN
played club. He knew the spade Q
would drop when he played the
A from his hand, which it did. The
spade J then furnished the thir-
teenth trick.
Running those nine tricks in the
red suits had enabled him to learn
how he should play the spades.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
SYNOPSIS

Eleonore Lawrence, Air Raid
Defense Center worker in Sweets
burg-a town humming with war
industry and rumors of saboteurs-
has been the recipient of spy ex-
pose books. and wonders who the
anonymous sender is. She secretly
hopes it might be William Steuben,
a friend of her brother Arthur,
who had visited the Lawrences
months ago, but from whom she
had heard nothing since. One of
the air raid officials showed dis
tinguished looking B. Stead Jones
how the Center operates. Eleonore
has just left the building.
CHAPTER TWO
Outside she stood indccisively in
the half rain. half slect. Bombs, air
raids-if that were all! But sabo-
tours. -. Oh. glecps, this came from
reading so much of diabolical plot
ting. She would have a fine case of
the filters 70 -. Then what good
would she be to Gran and Sukey
and Mamie, her three responsible
ties?
A brightly lighted building OPP
posite the Report Center bcckoncd
her. and Eleonorc went inside a
doorway which said "Police." She
was directed upstairs. Chief of De-
tectives, Aloysius Plant, a big,
genial man talked to her.
you want to know what we're
doing about Nazi activities, young
lady? That's all been taken care Of"
He pulled out the drawers of a steel
filing cabinet. each filled with par
GELS, large and small. Radios, guns
revolvcrs, cameras, evidence we've
taken from fellows in this part of
the State. And we have a list of
every fascist sympathizer, every
alien. We keep close tabs on Them
The Chief was reassuring, urged
her to come in any time she had a
question. Eleonore made her exit
feeling his indulgent smile at her
back.
Driving the eight miles home
through the slush, she was relieved
that she had gone to see Chief
Plant. The law was alert to tho
danger. -. Perhaps her fears were
silly.
Eleonore admired the delicate
traccry Of the bare trees anG
bushes, so soon to be tipped with
rrccn and yellow buds. She and hel
family lived near the end Of No
vcmber Road. Years ago, Dad
looking for a place to rear a flock
Of dynamic children, had decided or
the country, buying an old farm
house and undermining 1T.
An oncoming car footed and
stopped as she was about to turn
into their drive. Fannie Edgerly
real estate agent, who did a thump-
ing business renting houses when
the summer Music Festival was on.
nut out her head. "Lo, Elmer
She called in her high voice. Her
elderly face was wreathed in smiles.
II rented the Wolfe place-Mon-
day.
Good for you! Come in and have
acup of tea?'
Fannie rubbed her short nose,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

The VOYAGE to the u. S. of smiling
Sgt. Harry A. Truman (above).
nephew Of President Truman, was
halted by the Big Three meeting in
Potsdam. The sergeant was aboard
the liner Queen Mary. bound for
the United States, when at his I'M
cle's request he was taken of and
flown to Potsdam. (International)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

my handicapped dressers anc
tablcs?"
Eleonore put her arm around the
old lady.
Dear me, you + in a state!
Lonely all day, and-you've had a
fight with Mamie
"No." Grandma sharpened he1
whispering words. ooh, Mamie's
good, and mean we'll, but she's sc
obstinate! Coming in to see if I'm
all right-trying to wait on me!
can look after myself. Why
Elmer, I'm not odd"
The girl laughed and pushed he1
into the library. Now tune in on
Lowell Thomas, and III whiz up for
a bath before dinner" She stopped.
"Where's Sukey?'
Staying for supper with the
Belts children. They'll bring her
home early. -. No letters from the
boys today
ooh, shucks, Gran, they're in the
army and can't write every day."
ITO be c%ontinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

hesitating. "No," she decided, I'm
tired; want to get home.' Her
black eyes CLEANED. Got a good
price for it. Fine family. Name is
b. Stead Jones Of Philadelphia and
New York"
b. Stead Jones, the dark man a.
the Report Center this afternoon?
Eleonorc said vaguely, "Well, tell
them we're their nearest neighbors,
and if we can do anything. -"
Again Fannie rubbed her nose
with her knucklc. "Don't know. He
says his wife has had a nervous
breakdown; that's why he wants a
quiet place. No children. Bringing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
THREE REAL PURPOSES

THERE ARE three very def
nite purposes which may be served
when a declarer runs all of his es-
tablished tricks in one or more
suits. Sometimes this is to put a
real squeeze on one or both oppo-
nents or-Which is the same, in
effect-lure one Of them into
thinking he is squeezed and cause
an incorrect discard. A second
purpose is to pare the hands down
to the point where an opponent
may be thrown into the lead for
an end-play, A third purpose is to
give the declarer a reading of the
defenders hands, so he will learn
the best way to play some par
ticular suit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

He did such a fine job That Naval secretary
James Forrestal prevailed on him to take the
Washington news post.
What reporters like about Miller is his willing.
ness to see them at any time. Miller grects cor
respondents with, Come in. troops. What's the
erlpe?" When they have a grippe, he proceeds
to iron it out.
q THE 1915 FISCAL YEAR proved to be the
busiest in FBI history, with convictions reaching
an all-time high Of 1888. compared to the pre-
vious high of 1856 in the preceding year. Sharp
increases were noted in several major crime cate
CORES. Bank robberies rose from 20 to the fiscal
year of 1914 to SO in the past year. { Frauds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Nn4xQeW WASHINGTON
1o45 Fiscal Year Sets
Record for Busy r. B. !.
Reporters loUd Miller,
kovy's New Press Chief
Special to Central Press

Special to Central Press
Q reporters assigned to me Navy de-
paitment have noticed a marked improvement in the Nays han
ding of important news and news problems with the advent OF a
fighting admiral as head Of the Navy Public Information ofhce.
The new press chief IS Rear Adm. H. B. Miller. who wanted to
command a carrier at sea. Miller previously had been sent to the
Pacific to straighten out kinks in the Nays news set-up there.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

ky stroje parnfku a parnfk sta
null ma Siren mort. BratTi Sc
fadili Sc ma palube Poole rot;
byla jich paluba pima. Diva
bratri prinesli mrtvolu Marin
kovi oblecenou v legionarsky
kroj, privazanou ma prkne a
zahalenou cedvenobflym pra-
porem. Nastal velebny okam-
Xix. Plukovn1k pronesl mad
mrtvolou rec, pr nfz bratri sta
Ii jake sochy. More bylo tiche,
We svitu mesfce podobala sc je-
no hladina roztavenemu strf-
bru. Velebnym tichem zazne-
la pojednou re sta hrdel veleb-
ma hymna "Kde domov m1j" a
diva bratTi spustili otevrenym
pazen1m mrtvolu do more.
Vondracek dial sc nahlas do
place a uprchl dol1 do podlod1.
Minulo v Cechach nadsenf z
p~Tevratu, ukoncena rada slav-
nostf a zivot plynul Ease obvy-
klym chodem. Pr1hoda obsta-
raj s Baruskou podzimnf setbu
a byl letos spokojen, protoze
~rheumaticke bolesti sc letos ne
dostavily a take jeho mila Ma
RIGA Sc pres leto brzy zotavlIa.
Jenom, ably letos dobre pTezi-
movala. Jak zahy prislo jaro,
tax zahy sc take hlasil podzim.
Byl letos obzvlaste nevlidny,
deste a vetry panovaly vytrva-
lie, zvlaste v noel bylo pocasi
hrozne. Ia takoveho nevlfd-
neho vecera sedeli u Pr1hod6
We vytopene ~svetnici a Pf1hoda
cetl noviny.
"Jeste nejedou legionari?"
zeptala sc Marica.
"Ze SibiTe jeste me-" odvetil
Prfhoda. estate jeste nevedf,
jak je dopraviti dom1. z Fran
Gle pTijely diva pluky S presi-
dentem, a tady prave ctu, re
pTedvcfrem prijel do Prahy
pluk italskych legionafG. T.
jsou stastni, re byli tax bl1zko.
ale ii ubozaci v Sib1ri! To je
delka! Must objeti cely svet, a.
by Sc dostali dom1."
"Marinko zas dlouho nep1
se," podotkla Marica. "Uz by
tn mohla byti odpoved ma nast
psan1."
"Povidam ii, re je to tuze da.
leko a postovnf doprava udr
zuje Sc jen kuryry. Takovy ku
ryr we've S sebou kolik bede1
dopis1 a lfstk1 sebranych pC
cele republice, jak je Tide dial
ma postu. Trva take hezky
dlouho, nez Sc vsecky seberou
potion trva zas costa kuryrov
kolik nedel, a nez We Vladivos
toku tn postu zas roztridi, tt
nenf take hned."
Venku zacal zuTive st6kat
pes. Bylo slyseti, jak Sc trh$
ma fetezu u boudy.
eco ten pes MAP" Tekl Pr
hoda a sahl pc klobouku. '
tom zmenil sc HAS PISA v RADIOS
ne vytf.
"Nekdo znamy k nam jde
pes no poznal," rekl Prihoda
zIstal sedeti.
Pojednou otevTeli Sc dvere
ma prahu stanul voj1n v promo
KLEIN plasti a S operenym klo
boukem ma hlave. Zraky vsecl
obratily Sc k prfchozimu I'VE
dave.
"Pozdrav vas panbGh vespo
lex! TAX uz jsem doma," rex
prfchozf a s1av klobouk, postol
pill ode dveTf.
"Jenfk!' vykTikl Prlhoda
vytrestil oci.
Baruska vykrikla pronikav'
a sahla 81 k srdci.
"Kristapana! Mrtvf vstavaJ
z hrobu!" zvolala Marica.
"Jenze jsou zivi," dial Sc Je
mix do smichu a chopil matk'
do naruce a zacal il libati. KID
by toho nebyl ucinil, byla b,
spadla Sc zidle, nebot byla biz
ka mdlobe.
Ted sc take ostatni vzpama
|ltovali.
Prfhoda chopil Jen1ka do ma
Truce, tiskl no k sobe a fekl
"Myslili jsme, ze's mrtev."
} "Vzdyt nam psali, re j
S zmrzl," rekla Marica.
Il "Ani mi nenapadlo, small $
! Jenik, svlekaje promokly plast
& Marica honem schanela vecel
q a potion nastalo vysvetlovanl
1 domlouvan1. Pc ztrnulem pr
kvanenf d0stavila sc pOVZneSt
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-23
John Hegness is Reported HI

John Hegness, well-known Mo- meite, is reported seriously ill at his home in Everett. He passed through Nome last year enroute to the oil fields at Barrow, to be a guide for the Navy, as he knows that part of the country very well having had the "dog-team mail' run to Barrow for several years.
 His daughter Helga, has come from her home in California to be with him.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-23
THE NOME NUGGET
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
WEATHER FORcAST

WEATHER FORCAST
 Compiled by the U. S. Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
 Fair and continued cold today and Saturday. Highest temper ature today s, andlowest Sat- urday -25.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-23
T H A N K s

We wish to thank all our friends who were so good to us buring our recent bereavement.
 MT. and Mrs. Mike Willoya
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-23

Nome Data: Temperatures last 24 hours, high est 2, lowest -23. Temperatures year ago today: highest 26, lowest 10.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: highest 32 in 194O, lowest -31 in 1888.
 Sunrise $50, sunset 7:28.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
PADEKA

Mare Shofnitis, 49 M, mire
Geguzes "a, Elyria, Ohio, pa
laidota Geg. 27, Ridge Hill Me-
mortal kapinese, Elyria.
Velione gime Birz. 13, 1895,
po tevais Slavickaite, Krosnos
par, Suvalkijoj. Amerikon at
vaziavo 1914 M, gyveno Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, j Ohio atvazia-
vo 1922 m.
Paliko vyras, George Shot,
nitis, ir sunus Sgt. Robert.
Suomi dekojam visiems sa-
vo draugams Clevelandieciams
uz geles, uz pasitarnavima ir
uz dalyvavima sermenyse ir
palydejime musu mylimos EMO
nos fr motinos. Taipgi aciu vi
stems uz pareiksta uzuojauta
musu liudnoje valandoje.
George Shofnitis ir
sunus Robert.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Atiduokit Popiera

Karo reikalams labai reikia
popieros, ir todel visuotinas
popieros vajus bus 81 sekma-
dieni, Birzelio 3, surinkimui
visokio atliekamo popieriaus.
Atminkit sta: sestadienic
vakare isneskit visa jusu SUI
rinkta popieri ir padekit prie
gatves. Sekanti ryta anksti
laisvanoriai trokai vaziuos ia
popiera surinkti.
Butinai suriskit visa popie-
ra tvirtai, kad neiSdriktu.
Didziame Clevelande numa-
tyta surinkti kelis milijonus
svaru popierio, il jusu talka
labai pageidaujama.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
The Case Of Lit|luaIlia
EDITORS NOTE-Ts editorial appeared in all the Hearst
daily newspapers throughout the United States between
May 1S and 21)

THE petition presented to the American state department in
behalf Lthuana asking support for that Baltic nations
request recognition the United Nations
Independent and nation compes
examination of important facts. rr,5~4.. -ts
First of ALL is important fact that such petition
had "n behalf of Lithuana-by the American
Lithuanian mission. aea -.a.+ !.
Lthuania is prevented doing this itself because all
o her territories and all of her three million people are now
complete subugation by foreign Russia
Lthuania in fact three Baltic republics in that
unhappy situaonLatva and Estona being the other two
CONSEQUENTLY the only "free" Lithuanans in position
speak in eha of the country of their origin those who
lit these for whom the American Lithuanian mission speaks
It surely voice to be raised in behalf of
hana and the other subugaed Baltic republics and to be
heard S# .Er.s r. .. - .lE E.-.#.-
AS the petition to the American department says
the government Of the United States not only L
uaa and her Baltic neghbors sovereign nations before the
Russian occupation, but still does So s. ~
Obviously the of the United States would not
they have clear right that right which, by i'm
picaon at least it must agree Russia has nfringed
Nevertheless they are not states under Russian
subugatcn-and amount of American recognition, how
prolonged and persisted m will in itself make reality out
the present fiction. f, ... ... .:... ... -
As petition by American Lithuanian mission
"Uness provision for membership of free Lhuania in
the world organization is made by the United Nations
Soviet RI Russia viii be as to forever @ % doom tine in
that Lithuana is integral part of the U. S. S. R. and
therefore domestic problem beyond the jurisdiction of the
world organization. s.; i~.r.,t - ...t-! y g..
If Lthuania and her Baltic neighbors have
bershp refuge proposed organization what
other small nations the world justified in expecting
cogniton and justice FROM the organization? .et Il 49,
| - = - .t4
Is the test of the proposed world organizations benefits,
when sought by small nation unable provide for it's
security to prior and voluntary release by Russia of all
territorial claims upon the petitioner? .t!t ?
That is the basic issue in the of Lthuana and her
Baltic neghbors-and in little less degree of Poland and Y
gosavia, Bulgaria. Romania and Finland.
Russia claiming and exercising the right to
small nations from the jurisdiction of the proposed world
ganzato to deny them sovereignty and to make them neg
raj parts of her empire.
If world organization agreeing to this condition of Rus
adherence to be the fruit the San
what avesy will be the of the world order
and usticeand what farce indeed the conference itself
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
M IRI M Al

KAZLAUSKAS Magdalena, Al
metu, nuo 7427 Star Ave,
mire Geguzes 1S. Palaidota 20
d., Kalvarijos kapinese; pamal-
dos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Liko vyras, Juozas, ir sunus
Edwardas.
LAPINSKAS Helen, 3S metu,
nuo SAT E. II St., mire Ge-
guzes Is, palaidota Geg. 21 d.,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycio-
je. a. .
Like vyras, Kazys, dukterys
Helen, Frances, Ruth, Patricia,
|sunus Charles. Taipgi sesuo,
Mrs. Blanche Pepper.
ANNA LUDWICK, SO metu,
nuo 14413 Jean Ave-, mire
Geg. %, palaidota Geg. 26 d.,
kalvarlJOS kaplneSe. Pamal-
dos atsibuvo .Sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Like vyras, James, dukte
Mrs. Alice Reading, sunai Juo-
zas. ir Thomas Gu. S. Army.
JUsKIENE Ona, So metu, nuo
1892 E. 81 ST., mire Geg. 26,
palaidota Geg. 29, Kalvarijos
kapinese; pamaldos atsibuvo
sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like trys sunai, Jonas, Pet
ras. ir Pvt. Antanas, U. S. Ar
mijoje. Dvi dukterys: Mrs.
Nellie Sitter, Mrs. S. Cerauko.
Visu siu keturiu palaidoji-
me pasitarnavo laidotuviu di-
rektore Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
BALI PRAKALBOS

BendrO Americas LietuVlu
Fondo direktorius Prof. Kazys
Pakstas buvo atvykes i Cleve-
landa su prakalba Lietuvos ir
fondo reikalais. Prakalbos at
sibuvo antradienio vakare Sv.
Jurgio parapijos saleje. Ta-
ciau publikos buvo mazai. Gal
katie vietinip BALI skyriQ
kuriu tulu valdybos narius uz
nosiu vedzioja svetimi atsibas-
teliai, ir delto visi trys skyriai
negali sueiti bendrai dirbti.
Trumpa kalba pasake if kle,
bonas Kun. Vilkutaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Pamatykite 4Amerikos
Orc karo Veiksmus

Sarysyje su 7-ta Karo Pa
skola, Cleveland Airporte rem
giama idomus ''Airmada" ir
"Orinis Atakas'', per dvi die
mas, Birzelio 2 ir 3. Tai bus
proga civiliniams pamatyti U.
S. Orc jiega. j.. Tarp kitty daily
ku bus parodyta vienas didy-
sis lektuvas kuris bombardavo
Tokyo, su visais irengimais ir
vyrais.
Pamatymui to viso persia
tymo izangos nebus. Pradzia
1 val. po pietu abb dienas.
Bus" atvaizduota orc musis
SUI infanterija, paratruperiais,
ir suzeistuju paemimas.
War Loan vadai sake, Karo
Bonu pirkimas Clevelande Ell
ma letai, reikalinga zymiai pa
didn't, jei Cuyahoga nori SUI
keltf S55,279,OOO E Bonds is
bendros S1O1,273,OOO individual
liu bonu sumos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
RAPORTAS APIE MI.
SIJA SAN FRANCIS
co IR METINIS
LVS SEIMAS BIR-
ZELIO 1924

Clevelando Lietuviu visuo-
meme lures progos isgirsti la
bal svarbias prakalbas delega-
tu is San Francisco konferen-
cijos,-Amerikos Lietuviu Mi
sijos atstovu Adv. Olio, AL
Kumskio, is Chicagos, ir vieti-
niu, Inz. P. J. ziurio ir X. S,
karpiaus, kurie jsu sugryzo
ar gryzta is San Francisco.
Ten nuveikta svarbus darbai
Lietuvos bylos atzvilgiu ir Vi
suomene nores apie tai girde-
ii.
Prakalbos rengiamos sarysy-
je su LVS stu metiniu seimu,
kuris atsibus Clevelande trum-
pu laiku - Birzelio 1924.
Temykit placiau Dirvoje apie
tai. Dalyviai gaus proga pa
matyti ir spalvuotas filmas pa
rodancias San Francisco, mu-
su delegacija, konferencijos
patalpas, Arkivyskupa NIFTY
kuris lake pamaldas uz Lie.
tuva, ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

OHIO valstijoje nuo dziovos
pernai mire 2,755 asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
VEL BUS DUODAMI
POP" KONCERTAI

81 Eestadieni, Birzelio 2, praside-
da septintas metinis sezonas popu-
liariu koncertu, kuriuos atliks The
Cleveland Summer Orchestra, va
dovaujant Rudolph Ringwall, su at
sizymejusiais salyje solistais. 'Kon-
certai atsibus Clevelando Public
Auditorium. Sio sezono Sesiolika
koncertu nustatyta patiekti trecia-
dienio ir sestadienio vakarais su is
imtimi Liepos 4, kuomet orkestras
dalyvaus metiniame 'Festival of
Freedom, didziajame Stadiume.
Kiekvienam tu koncertu vakarui
uzkviesta placiai pagarseje salyje
solistai ar solistes dainoje ir muzi-
koje. Pirmutini vakara, Birzelio 2
daltvaus zymi dainininke Hollace
Shaw, kuri pragarsejo kaip 'Vivien
Hour of Charm radio programuose
JOS atsilankymo proga bus Genera
Electric vakaras ir tikima dalyvaus
keletas tukstanciu tos kompanijos
darbininku.
Beryl Rubinstein, pazymus Cleve
lando pianistas ir Cleveland Insti
tute of Music ved5jas, bus solistl
>lito sestadienio koncerte, Birzeli'
9. Taipgi kvieciamas Tossy Spi
vakovsky, Cleveland Orchestra kon
cestmeisteri praeitu keliu sezonq.
Xiii numatyti solistai Stems hon
certain yra Josephine Antoine, Con
rad Thibault, Eunic Podis( Marth;
Upton, Annamary Dickey, Donal'
Dame, ir kit.
Tikietai Stems koncertams parsi
duoda po 35c, 60c ir 95c balkone, i
po $40, $1.55 apacioje prie stalu
taksai iskaityti. Gaunami isankst'
perkant Taylor's, $50 Tuclid Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
PRASO APLEISTI DARIUS

Jack d HelntZ co. karO relk-
menu dirbtuve, kuri trauke
save darbininkus gerais uzdar-
biais, dabar karo darbams su-
mazejus ragina 4,300 is $500
save darbininku apleisti dar-
bus liuosnoriai. Ragina mestj
darbus moteris su seimomis,
PROFESSIONALS ir kitus kurie tu-
ri ka kita veikti arba butt ma
mie, kad galetu dirbti tie ku-
riems butinai reikia.
Is ivairiu industriniu darby
Clevelande per meta pasitrau,
kia ir eina kitur dirbti arba
isvazineja puse visu darbinin.
ky, kaip skaitlines parodo -
taip darbininkai nepastovus.
Dabar sakoma yra dar dar
bu del 5000 darbininku karc
industrijose, nors is kitty dar'
by simtai darbininku jau pa
leisti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
GIMTADIENIS IR
ISLEISTUlVES

Feliksas ir Zofija Mudraus-
kai savo namuose turejo suren-
&c sestadienio vakare, Gegu-
zes 27, savo sunui, Alfonsui,
kuris tarnauja U. S. Navy, is
leistuves ir jo gimtadienio pa
minejima. Jam suejo 21 metas
amziaus. Alfonsas buvo palei-
stas 80 dienu pasilsiui, if lai-
ka praleido Clevelande. Dabar
vel isvyko tarnybon, j Chica-
ga.
Pokilyje dalyvavo artimi PIP
Mudrausku draugai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
DIDELIS PASIAUKOJIMAS

Su kokiu pasisventimu il
pasiryzimu musu veiklusis pa,
rasu ant peticiju rinkejas Ale
kas Banys dirbo gavimui' dau.
giau ir daugiau parasu paais-
kejo tik dabar: jis yra uzpir-
kes virs 80 misiu katalikisko-
Sc baznyciose ir vienuolynuose
kur jam pazadejo gauti para,
su ant peticiju blanku.
Uztai jis pristate j Washin,
gtona virs 10000 parasu Ko,
vo % diena, Misijos metu.