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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that the 33rd Annual Convention of the Grand Camp of Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood, the an- nual meeting of the Alaska Fisher mems Cooperative Association, and the annual meeting of the Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska Gand Suit). will be held at Angoon. AL aska, in the ANB Hall, beginning 10 a. m. Monday, November l2, 1945, and ending at 12 midnight Saturday, November IT, 1945, in which meet ings of each of the above-named or ganizations, each camp is entitled to participate after having shown itself in good standing as to membership and finances, by means of maxi mum of 3 delegates, which delegates must also be in good standing and been regularly elected by their re- spective local camps. Forms for camp reports and for credentials of delegates are available from the ANB Grand Secretary, Box 81, Ju- neau, Alaska.
 Business to be discussed and acted upon will include, among such other business as deicgates and officers regularly introduced, the following:
 l. Reports of Grand Officers and Executive Committee.
 2. Financial reports of local camps and Grand Camp.
 3. Bargaining agency including instruction of business delegates, NLRB run-off election for cannery workers in 1946, and jointure of ANB ANS cannery workers votes with that of AFL.
 4. Resolutions and orders for the coming year on any appropriate subject within the Constitution and By Laws, including Citizenship, Fisheries and Aboriginal Claims, Health and Sanitation Conditions in villages, towns, and canneries, etc.
 5. Reports of attorneys and others on legal proceedings.
 6. Amendments to ANB Constitu- ton.
 Notice of arrival of delegates should be made directly to Local Secretary, Angoon Camps ANBs ANS, Angoon, Alaska not later then November 5, 1945.
 WILLIAM L. PAUL, JR.,
 Grand Secretary. First publication, Sept. 25, 1945. Last publication, Oct. 5, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
North Sea
 Goes South

The North Sea arrived at the Northland Transportation Company dock at 115 o'clock this morning with the following 20 incoming pas I sengers from Sitka; The Rev. Thom- as Hansen, Mrs. Thomas Hansen and child o. Campbell, Ralph Bruin, Sulo Lesonen, Mrs. A. B. Carver, Ar thur Lappi Ted Reynolds, Miss Leonard, Mrs Wombie, Mrs. M. A. Hillman, Master K K Hillman Ray Bryant, Jack Schafer. F. O. Mont gcmery, Mrs. F. o. Montgomery, Ho- mer Crewson, Elmer Tvete and A.. Van Mavern.
 Outgoing south-bound passengers on Chief Purser Wilbur Thompson's list were as follows:
 For Seattle: Mrs Herbert Savikko, Ellen Savikko, Elaine Savikko, Mrs. George Danner, Mrs. George Dan ner, Jr., Mrs. Larry Balm, Jerry Bahm, Dean Balm, Mrs. Jean Ross, 1 Mrs. Mamie Schneider, Mrs. John Examiner, Mrs. Glasselle Herndon, Mrs. Lillie Darlin, Mrs. Viola Dock CT, A. P. Seybold, Mrs. A. P. Seybold.
 Mrs. Carol Ohmert, E. B. Davis, Mrs. E. R. Davis, Mrs Anna Ander- sen, Mrs. Zola Devlin, Mrs Helen L.. Tollefsen, Ernest O. DeGroot, Wal i lace J. Wellenstein, Roscoe H. Haio- sen, Frank J. Miles, Edwin P Krze- l getkowski, Allen J. Long, David B. Todd, John w Steel, Domnick De- Vito, Marshall McAdams, Frank Caperton, Andrew Erickson and I Clarence Johnson.
 To Ketchikan Chas. w. Osthus, H. Yankee, R. L. Tollefsen, L. F. Blake, B. F Kane, Mrs. B. F. Kane, Ralph Scott, Andy Peters, James H. Davis, Arthur A. Lind, Jack D. Gar look, Edward Zuba, Mrs. Wm. Ma honey, Wm. T. Mahoney, Ronald James and Mrs. A. E. Lind.
 To Petersburg: Peter Hanson, Mrs. Marie L. Gray, Mrs. Laura John- son and Miss Vera Fryer.
 To Wrankell William Johnson, Richard w. Johnson, Jim Austin, Norman Rinhart and Herman Giel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
FOOD SALE.

Lutheran Ladies Aid, II o'clock Sat, Oct. 6. Bert's Cash Grocery.
 Q0,083-t)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Meharry Drive
Has Good Start

CHICAGO Or s. " smith
rational chairman OF the Mchar-
~ Alumni seoo.ooo drive TO erect
studcni dorniicrv on tho med
zeal school campus mex fall an
nounccd that Siooo0 has bcen
raised during The first three
months Of the drive Tie attend.
cd a nicotine in Detroit recentlv
ad witnessed enthusiastic alum
nj conlrihutc more than Ss.ooo
Tho chairman and his committee
have Initiated contest envoly-
ing the medical dental rhar-
macy. and nurse clasScs of each
particular year Tho class which
contributes the largest sum viii
have The honor Of DESIGNATING
ifc person who will turn the
first dirt at The ground-breakine
cScrcis~ in September
Dr smith who rradnatea in
1914 has issued nation wide
call FOR an 81 his classmates to
participate IN This drive ne re-
l'asci tho roster of 'h, class
ircludine he following Drifou-
crs y Borivare. Willie Amos
and J G. PArr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

rrocs. They have no recourse
under the Law to break sneh
covenants. kahen warns
Meanwhile, caught between
increasing population pressure
from within and restrictive CO.
,enants pressing from without
Negro housing conditions have
shown stead tendency toward
deterioraiionr kahen writes 'pi-
lapidation. congestion. and lack
OF sanitation are common. Lack
az space for expansion has tend
cd. moreover. TO promote mono
poly conditions within Negro
areas making II possible to col
lect high rentals for The most
dilapidated property The social
cost OF such slum conditions IN
terms OF lowering the standards
Of public health juvenile delin-
ouency. crime. and other forms
OF social Decentralization IS in
cstimnble"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Young Davis WIN
'rm, Medical tuii

KEGS l.hR FItLu ri.otf Nis
ilaNifz. arrived az I>e' iel field.
MISS PVT John Daei. son Of
Sir and Mrs Epbeti Davis 81
il5bS 18Th 81. Detroit. Nieh IS
now hsine cSamined hv the AtF
Training 'ommand station Ncd-
'eal srd rsychological Unit 10
'i"iefmpe us qualifications as a
lfe-atiafion cadet
Flying officer training as n
Pilot, bomhmdicr or navigator
Nill be given PVT DAVIS upon
sucressiul completion Of the pros
cessing he IS undergoing az kees-
ler Field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
MRS. robson


son. lis sim chained hy A,t,,,.
ehisemen'. segregation. as,nm,.
nation and humiliation alihou,.
there IL much talk OF d,noer,,,.
principles
Social political and cronon.
equality are The oash ,i,,.r
ship rights OF The Neefo 4.
clared Mrs Robeson ehplsin.o,
The las, two as the right 10 ~.
freely and equally ana ma asA,
to secure work aud earn y.
cent living under equal t.,,um.
stances and equal pay
The wife Of The famouS a,o,
viii address group Of sft,,em,
az ST. Paul. Minnesota befo,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Engineers Send
Money To NA.ACP

NEW YORK IN lcum oon-
eraluiaiinc he Association for
he fine work a. Is doing on be-
hall ~ "our race and mankind
as q who'll" enlisted mon in
COMPANY y sS4fh Fnar nn
s"m' whore in Franco forward
% chceh for sl.5 20 thc NAACp
we helieve The ORGANIZATIONS
shonld haye Tie vholehcaite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
BEWAREO
COVENANTS

Ann.Neyro property covenants
vfn deny to Negroes the oppof'
,snitv 10 share in postwar nous
inc developments unless the h'en
..,,,s reverse their attitude ana
decide that such agreements ne
against public policy Harold l.
llahcn Chicaeo attorney no" "
the armed forces. warns m an
article IN The current issue o'
the University OF Chicaso la"
lleyew
-RestyictN. covenants Il 'hey
continue 10 be enforced ny the
.oufi, Nail in many commune
it,. DEM ,n Negroes 'he OPP
portuniiy 10 secure share ei-
ih.r in the ncw construction or
in the Older s,ill-useiul ptoref'
lies. Kaheu writes "Athouell
m. burden 81 rcslri.tion Nil
Tan win ~ gsea'ps' w'igh' on
Negro would.be purchasers ana
tenants, II win he irlf ~ wen
l, ptopeiis-uwnefs whose mar
|lct viii Dc ihcs restricted ana
hose cost of obsolesc'nse VIII
thereby De- arliiicially increased.
judicial failnrc 10 abandon
mi, so costly IN is social
conscqhsn,e 20 lle community
"a !aree viii uNimatsly require
legislative correction unless 'hr
sbominablc housing conditions for
Neafoe~. snd b., perniciQus ef-
fpcis % sueh conditions on The
general community afc 10 lc ae-
oerttd as a permanent eondilon
II Aperi IN Tito
Amos, twa decades haze pass
sd since me Supreme our ie-
apr-d ARGUMENTS ihai an'l-Ne.
$50 feslriciNc covenants are mn
Constitutional a,ordins 20 kah,n.
ir the nrfntlmt, tnf propiem
81 Ncgso housins incilies, al
ready associated py growing ur-
hanlaaim ana TIC iuflnN OF Nc-
cfncs iu'o iiics 20 take Jobs
creata b Wofll War !. has
asau hccn intensified pv the
attra,tion ~ Ctv empiotincnt
oprofiuNilie. dnrlus this var
The result kahcr nllies. has
becn faai 40 a in4en greater
eN eri iHan IS the case with The
population m e,no,ai Negro
lonsinc is inadequate both
ql,aiifaiycv and Quaniitati'ely
80 pc The minimum require.
mon which an enlightened social
policy vonll seem "a Impose
THE time is ripe Tor rc-,x-
lauai4on % lhe question sine,
Supreme Conr' decisions seen
o he fiuwuie la a direction ia-
WI W. = fift'i - t'f'H'' iAN'''
Nan AGAINST What werr once con
siief,d lue"lr infrAciions 81
cirll iielis. attractions hell
caisidc lh, intis,uffion ~ ih'
iai'a courts lie alto'ncy M
grs
A snhsiantial pofiion 81 cit,
i'sn''n'isl rfopcitv already Il
Affected by rcstietiye covenants
and an Increasing use OF sucl
eoyenaais y evident kahcn as
sri1s. Ptopelty owners Who bind
themselves hT resili,iNe coven.
ants are lik,v "a find them.
s'hrs In IAN nnen,iable posi-.
tolf as he neighborhood
changes and other owners not
honud ~ covenants sell 10 Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

F0RTINI CONES 0Ntf
Arden Park. near Woodward A
Castle. 20 Rooms. Recreation Room
Biz Lot. star carage. and
haniicur'~ Ant viii be- sold. lm-
mediate Possession. Price S30.nuo
Terms 10 Responsible Purchaser.
laIl Mt. 6nna.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

HOUSEWIVES. Are yen tired of
doing hon>ework7 Look 10 our
HEIP WANTED COItMNS for a
Pari-iimc or full time ioh.
HtLP WANTED COLUMNS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

tsnsassers for continuation storm
sash. illeh commissions. also Real
TsiNie men for Sash agency. tali
Prospect 1900.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Ntilor Lane club. Hotel Bldg.
81 Room, and crwer, store Bldr-
1s.iuu Baelcs street. Pontiac I'm.
mediate possession. mn>i DC sold
% settle Estate. Prize -2o.Do0.o0
Easy terms Call VA. eo9s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Beautiful building lot or sale.
$500 reasonable terms. Ninth
street, near Outer Drive, Ecorse.
Jones. a.. f3fn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
CLASSIFIED

LARGE income pece ~ property i"f
taI.. f,,o unit, pari-apHrmeri>
narf room. substantial d""n
payment required.
1920 ST. fllioii
fol, >tIf
talor.d 1h~irf
Good mun., maker Can hef're
nom rller G.;@e. after p.m-
tnrn.su,l >.n9,s.
HnNi FOR >tlt
$50 -. sunln. single. terlisni
conail,n. lleau. steam htai. Gu.
rac. near Warren.
SIS RtAlTN
iiill Craiiof PR. 800
~ >isl
nul>I> FoR SAIL
tmitld hast. 1854
Frame one floer >ioe heat
? apartment, rooin> ami hath.
and ) rosn- and haih. Present ia.
come ~is. low TAXES. >-.ssn 500
down 90 monihlt.
+. r.. Rrsake, Iindolph e"as
NANITD
furri,r sil.round Man " Won.
~ Reliable steady Ideal work.
inr rondliiops Iood Nage>.
Prospect e5en
lloi~f ~Alf
YNENtN. eisf no4r Packard, .
fani1,.el,an earn hp' slf .
car garage ~f.ue
~ rs slti
~ Nicholson. Iiall,,k SO
raSn lNn iei~ nu kiiuget n'af
Us .on 80. ia down. o~ner.
ls-3n VS.. anrau. = W. l.g5o'.
NtNf~ 20 hn, discarded or worn
ou' tlreirlc reirigerainrs. Any con.
dit'an. Phone cArfitld es~i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

She Joins her husband in tessa
whore he is appearing ia 0as.
lo1
MrS Iobeson is hoDs [,
degree in chemistry C a
lnycisiiy New York f
pest graduate course sa.
lhlupoioey University ~ -M.
con England Her field rs
30 this study was done W ".
tfal Aiflta She carried
Tier studies IN antlWopob At
Hartford seminary. Conn im
this institution Mrs Robcsr $50
soon have conferred ON 10.
decree ~ Doctor ~ Phil
supper, o. each and even ~
$40 wheihc at home or at 50
the letter said "snd ~, VA
daily that the NAAcP wili ct-
iinue 70 alleviate The in -
ihai afe continually being 4, q
az ne expense Of the orp "a
ann wea-er mlnorilies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

NANt~ 20 hnf Discarded or worn
oui cleerrie reirigerainrs. Any con.
diinn. Phone cAriitld $50
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
Sveikatos Streikas

FORCE, Pa. - Shawmut
Coal Co. daktaras, panele Dr.
Betty Hayes, rezignavo is sa-
vo pareigQ, pareikSdama kad
kompanija turf sudaryti Sva-
resnes ir sanitarines salygas
angliakasiu darbininku trijuo-
Sc kasyklu kaimuose, Force,
Bryndale il Hollywood. il IS
ragino valstijos sveikatos de-
partmenta atkreipti demesi
darbininku sanitarines sally
gas.
$50 angliaksiu sustreikavo
pasiryze laikytis Xxi bus ives
ia Svara il pagerinimai, 0 dar-
bininkq zmonos padeda toJe
k0voie. zmones neturi began
clio Vandens nei kitokiu patio
gumu if niekas tuomi nepasi-
rupina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
lYA!!RIUS !. /! I| Y! BUDA! B ! :, ! !
DR!A|BIUz1IA'M|S R \ Y ! |! I! N
RllNkTI

Bendro Americas Lietuviu
Fondo surinktos zinios parode
kad nors Americas LietuviQ
kolonijos labai uoliai dirba gel
bedamos rubus rinkti nuo ka-
70 nukentejusiems Lietuviams,
ne visur naudoja tas pacias
priemones tikslui siekti.
Vienose vietose BALE sky
rial, parapijos ir draugijos ga
vo vietos Amerikeciu spaudos
ir radio talkos daugiau, kitur
maziau.
Kai kuriu miestu valdy'bos
dave nemokamai sunkvezimius
(trokus) rubams rinkti, nellie
tuviu kilmes Amerikieciai gau-
siai aukojo, kitur Lietuviu
duosnumas pasieke auksciau-
sio laipsnio rubus renkant.
Kai kuriose vietose naudota
taip vadinama "Block system" =:
rubai rinkti nustatytu planu is
kiekvieno miesto kvartalo ma
mo. Oar kitur, zmones patys
savanoriai dirbdami, pagal sa-
vo plana, dar daugiau rubu SUI
rinko.
Vienur musu veikejai moke-
81 is kitu tautu, kitur musV
tautieciai pamoke kitus If net
kittens fondams pagelbejo ru'
bus rinkti.
BALI rubams rinkti vajQ
leista testi dabar, pasibaigus
bendrajam rubu vajui (Natio-
nal Clothing Collection).
Pradzioje, kol' oras karstas,
vyksta vajaus pasiruosiamiejl
darbai vajus, numatoma, bus
labai gyvas Rugsejo menesl,
orui atvesus.
BALI skyriams ir gelbstan-
cioms draugijoms paliekama
pima laisve naudoti vietos sa-
lygoms sekmingiausius budus
rubams rinkti.
Kurios kolonijos pageidauja
daugiau ir platesniu informa-
ciju ruby vajaus darbui spar,
tinti, prasomos kreiptis j:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc, 19 W. 44th
Street, New York 18, n. Y.
arba j w..
United Lithuanian Relief
Warehouse, 1O1 Grand ST..
Brooklyn, II, n. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
AKRON, OHIO

Buvus Akroniete, Veronika
Balsiene, is Chicagos, lankesi
Akrone pas savo brolio sunu
Antana BartkQ ir brolio dukte-
ri Antoneta Kubilius. Taipgi
atlanke sena savo drauge NJ,
Macerauskiene, A. Lumpicka
il Vasiliauska. Trumpai cia
paviesejus isvaziavo Clevelan-
dan pas savo dukteri julie.
A. Glinskaite istekejo uz XII
tataucio. Taip pat apslvede
Alfonsas Talalas su kitataute
mergina. Taip dingsta musQ
Lietuviai jaunuoliai.
Buvus sena Akroniete biz
nierka T. Verteliene, is Chica-
Cos, atsilanke Akrone pas sa-
vo kuma E. Sketriene. Allan
ke taipgi Jureviciu, Maceraus-
kiene, biznierius p. Lukosius,
Rudzius, Salasevicius, Slesorai-
cius ir kitus savo draugus. il
visiems aciuoja uz priemima
Goodyear gumu dirbtuves
streikave darbininkai, valdziai
isikisus, sugryzo dirbti. Da-
car Goodyear dirotuves Waldo
karo laivyno kariai.
Taipgi streikavo Firestone
gumu kompanijos darbininkai,
gryzo dirbti nieko nelaimeje.
Kalnas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
> PITTSBURGH
Pittsburghas Neteks
Plieno Pirnenybiu

Americas plieno karaliai, ku-
riu sostine per daug metu bu-
vo Pittsburghas, tikrina kad
Sis miestas susiduria su pavo-
jun netekti savo garbes kaip
No. l Americas plieno miesto.
National Plieno korporacijos
prezidentas Ernest L. Weis sa-
ko, Pittsburghas del to turetu
susirupinti. Didelis nepatogu-
mas tolimo pervezimo zaliavQ
il pristatymo kainu graso at
init is Pittsburgho plieno ga
mybos pirmenybiu titula. Oar
viena didesne priezastis tam
atsirado tai sumanymas kad
valdzia net. remtu naujai ISL
steigusias plieno dirbtuves to-
Ii Vakaruose, kurios reikalin-
gos buvo ir isaugo sio karo
metu.
Paveizdan, didele laivu sta.
tyba Pacifiko uostuose reika,
lavo plieno dirbtuviu tenai ar.
ii, nes is Pittsburgho gabent
laivams statydinti plieno me.
dziaga jokiu budu nebuvo ima'
noma. Ir karui SUI Japonijs
pasibaigus reikalinga bus pa
laikyti plieno dirbtuves toll
muose vakaruose, atsargai il
patogumui karo laivams staty
ii atsitikime kito karo Pacifi
ke - SUI Russia ar vel Japo
Mia.
Vakarinese valstijose, pile
no dirbtuvems pristatyti pile
na Pacifiko laivu statybo
uostus atsieina zymiai pigial
negu Pittsbuhgro plieno dirb
tuvems persiQsti pliena gelezin
keliais j rytines laivu isdirby
stes, nes rytuose gelezinkeli'
kainos yra zymiai brangesnes
Tos ir kitos aplinkybes su
daro Pittsburghui pavoju pra
rasti savo pirmenybes plien'
industrijoje, kuo Xxi siof si'
miestas pasaulyje buvo pragar
sejes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
Detroit, Mich, Nquiien9s
RAMUMAS

. . +
Dabar pats ramiausias me-
to laikas. Rodos Viskas staiga
sustojo, niekas nieko neveikia,
nerengia. Vasaros karsciai vi
sus suletino. Atostogavimo,
vasarojin1o laikas. zmones at
sivedinti vaziuoja prize ezerq ir
il ukes.
Mano Jonelis irgi kasdiena
man kalba apie atostogas, bet
man rodos kad as, kaip tik da-
bar, atostogauju. Miegok kick
nori, dirbk kick nori. -. Ne
ra ko skubeti, nera kur eiti.
Dabar laikas kada galima sa-
vo asmeniskais reikalais pasi-
rupinti, savo namus apsiziure-
| ii.
Atostogas Jonelis irgi pra-
leis mamie. Kur geriau rasi
kaip mamie. Karo laikas, mu-
su broliai Lietuvoje ir istre-
mime, sunkius laikus pergyve-
ma, todel ir NUNS verta prisi-
laikyti. Vazineti prisieina svar-
biais tautos reikalais, kurie
palma ir laiko ir lesu, tai ato-
stogu islaidas verta sutaupyti
Saulutes spinduliu galina pa.
sisemti ir savo kiemelyje, kc
butinai zn1ogaus sveikatai rel.
kia.
Aisku kad zmogui yra ma.
lonu kur arciau gamtos, prie
ezero pabuvoti, bet man butr
neramu, nes as jausciausi le'
pinama. Mano sirdis kas kart
tvaksetu primindama savujl
vargus ir kancias. Geriau pa.
silikti mamie.
Audrai prauzus, gal Lietu
vos zmoniu likimas nebus toks
Taurus kaip dabar atrodo
zmoniu zaizdos sugis, asaros
nudzius, pamirsime tironiskas
dienas, tada lengviau atsi
kvepsime ir mes. Tada paato
stogausime, pasilinksminsime
nauja dvasia pradesime gwen
ii. Pradziugs sirdis menka as
mems laime. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
DRABUzIU RINKIMAS

Nors dabar eina BALI dra-
buziu rinkimo vajus, bet dar-
bas toks letas kad visai maza
kas atlikta. Tai Wis vasaros
karsciu priezastis. O gal il
kita priezastis veikia musu vi
suomene,5 tai. kad dauguma mu-
su surinktu drabuziu tureta
issiusti j Lietuva per Russian
War Relief, ir kick siu drabu-
ziu Lietuvos zmones gavo ar
gaus niekas nezino. Bet Wis
tick kyla mintyse labai dideles
abejones kad Lietuviams tu
drabuziu mazai teks. Gal as
perdaug nusimenu. Bet paste
betina kad daugelio galvose
tokios mintys.
Betgi mes turime rizikuoti
ir drabuzius rinkti ir toliau,
Kadangi pacion Lietuvon jau
issiusta pirmiau surinktu dra-
buziu CANA daug, gal dabar
bus galima daugiau siusti Lie
tuvos pabegeliams. Kaip jau
mateme Kun, DR.. Konciaus
pranesime, drabuziu jau issiu-
sta j Italia ir Prancuzija. Is
siu saliu gauta atsakymai kad
drabuziai priimti, tik is Lietu-
vos zinios negauta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
VYNUOGIU DERLIUS
MENKAS

Vynuogiu derlius Pennsylva-
MICS valstijoje Symet yra 48
nuoS. arba veik pusiau menkes-
mis- negu buvo 1914 metals. W.
nuogiu derliu pakirto salna.
1914 metals gauta 19,5O0 to-
nu vynuogiu, symet bus apie
10000 tonu. Normaliai gau-
mama po 1880 tonQ vynuogiQ
kas meta.
salnos taipgi sugadino obuo-
liu derliu if kitty vaisiQ der
liu.
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DZIOVINKIME MUILA

Kick nugirsta is BALI all
toritetu, gal nepoilgam bus
galima pasiusti Lietuvos pabe-
geliams maisto konservu il
muilo. Tat jau dabar laikas
nusfpirkti muilo, kurios auko-
sit, if j gerai prizes saule is
dziovinti. Toks muilas bus
lengvesnis issiusti ir skalses-
mis- vartoti.
Pc pereito didziojo karo, mo,
terys pasidariusios muilo ma
mie (pirlti tada muilo nebu-
vo), labai j isdziovindavo kad
tik butu skalsesnis.
Aukojimui muila reikia pir-
xii skalbiama. Bedoje zmones
tuo paciu muilu ir veida nusi-
prausia, kad tik jo butQ. Var.
gas kada jo visai nera. Pc ka-
70 toxic daiktai kaip muilas
druska, cukrus ir kit smulkus
reikmenys buvo sunkiai gau-
nami. Kaip zinome, dabar Eu.
ropa istiko dar didesne katas-
trofa. Rep.
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MlllL!R!;|E1'!!4,20O |! ISEI-
Wy EETYlvIQ

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais vardais mirusiu skai-
cius pasieke jau 14,2OO, nuo
Vasario menesio, 1887 metu,
kada Dirvoje pradeta mirusiu
Lietuviu vardai skelbti.
WILKELIS Nikodemas, 43 M,
laidotuviu direktorius, mire
staiga mircia, Liepos 30,
Cleveland, Ohio, kur buvo ir
gimes.
DURA Antanas. 68 M, mire
Liepos IA, Philadelphia, Pa.
Palaidotas Liepos 1S, sv. IS
ganytojaus kapinese. Buvo
ilgametis Philadelphijos gy-
ventojas.
zEKUOLYTE Ona Marijona,
20 metQ, mire Birz. 20 d.,
Dorchester, Mass.
CIUPAS Aleksandras, mir c
Birzelio M, Shenandoah, Pa.
ZANIS Andrius, mire Birzelio
m., Minersville, Pa.
KURTINAITIENE Margareta,
mire Birz. 20, West Pitts
ton, Pa.
JANULEVICIUTE Irena, mire
Birz. 26, Luzerne, Pa.
SIMONAITIS Juozas, mire 26
Birzelio, Miners Mills, Pa.
URBONIENE Elzbieta, sc M,
nnire Birz. "a, Philadelphia,
Pa.
VALANCIUS Juozas, 55 me-
tu, mire Birz. II, Philadel-
phia, Pa. "
GEDRAITIENE Magde, Sc m
mire Geg. 1, Waterbury.
Conn. (Marijampoles ap. Mi
kalauku kaimo.) "
STANKUS Mikas, 81 M, miro
Kovo 20, Westville, Ill. (Is
Minsko gub.)
KVIETKAUSKAS Gri g orius
mire Birzelio 3, Worcester
Mass. >...... E.... s,
GALVIDIENE Joana (Lebec,
kaite), pusamze, mire Lie,
pos 3, Chicago, Ill. (Raseinip
ap. Tytavenu p.) Amerikoje
iSgyveno As metus. .., ,.
KUNCEVICIENE Mare (Orin.
dziute), seno amz., mire {
,Liepos, Chicagoj. (Vir5alic
p. Stanaiciu k.) Amerikoje
isgyveno 36 metus.
MACEVICIUS Antanas, virE
70 metu, mire Birz. 21. So
Boston, Mass. (Suvalku r.
DARGIENE Antanina (Vaba
laite), pusamze, mire Birz
,25, Chicagoj. (siauliu apsk
saukenu p. Vabaliu ky A.
merikoj isgyveno 35 metus
ULINAUSKIENE Cecilia (pc
tevais Gasparunaite), 60 m.
mire Birz. 21, So. Boston
Mass. (Jezno par.) Ameri-
kOi iSovuo,,o 40 y,oo+,,
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SHAMIS Jurgis, pus mis-,
mire Birz. 26, Chicagoj. Gil
mes Morgantown, Pa.
PAVIRUNAS Adolfas, pusam-
lis, mire Liepos z, Chicagoj.
(svencioniu ap. Tvereciau D.
Pivaru Ky
PETKEVICIUS Leonardas, rs
m., .mire Birz. m., Mahanoy
City, Pa, kur buvo ir gi-
mes.
ANTANAVICIUS Zenonas, Sc
nyvo amz., mire Liepos A,
Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap. Po-
sites par. Karziu k.)
MATONIENE Paulina (Bal-
ciunaite), pusamze, mire 5
Liepos, Chicagoj. (Darsunis-
kio p. Sekoniu KY
PRUNSKUNAS Petras, mire
Birz. "a, S. Milwaukee, Wis.
(Pumpenu p. Joniskelio k.)
JERUMBAUSKASt Stasys, 81
M, mire Liepos 9, Chicagoj.
(Telsiu APPS. Alsedziu par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
VAIsNORIENE iBrone (Stan-
kiute), mire Liepos 5, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap. Papiles
par.)
KARPIENE Aleksandra (Ka-
rinauskaite), 81 M, mire l
Liepos, Chicagoje. (siauliu
ap. Kelmes p. Reikiu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
MARKAITIS Pranas, 81 me-
tu, mire Geg. 16, Sheboygan,
Wis.
ZARANKA Jonas, pusanzis,
mire Birz. %, Batavia, Ill.
(Raseiniu ap. Kukoju k.)
BATAVICIENE Sofia (Aba-
kaite), IS M, mire Liepos
9, Chicagoj. (siauliu apsk.
Raudeniu p.) Amerikoje is
gyveno As metus.~
BURACIUS Motiejus, so me-
tu, mire Liepos 8, Chicagoj.
. (sidlavos p. Liepkaliu kn1.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
TANKELEVICIUS Jurgis, 54
! M, mire Birzelio 30, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Wallis Kazimieras, 81 metu,
mire Liepos M, Rockford,
Ill. .....s