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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
BETHEL

Mrs. Russell Wright of W inning
ton returned home SUNDAY dl'''
spending the past week WIN "c'
father and mother-in-law. Nh ana
Mrs. Harry Wright
Mrs William Bell and children
are spending this week at their
cottage in RchObOth.
Mr. Earl Brown and son oi VIII
mington were town visitors on
Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Marvel of NilnllIG-
ton Was recent visitor of Mr. ana
Mrs William Massey.
The Count On Me club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Iris Wright
Lieutenant and Mrs. Earle Allen
and daughter. Linda were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Al
len 81. on Thursday evening.
The Annual Sunday School Pie
nic will be held July Is at Trappe
Pond.
Captain and Mrs Reuben Quillen
were mid-week guests of MIR. ANA
Mrs Herbert Phillips i'll Middle
town. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

Mr. and Mrs Henry Peteraon
Mrs. Esther Spanish and SON, Lar
ry. spent Sunday at oak Orchard.
PVT. Elner West has returned
from Germany and is spending a
thirty-day furlough AT his hom"
here
Mr.. and Mrs Walton O'Day. MIR.
ana Mrs. t,dGar O'Day ana Mr..
Woodrow Webb went on clam
ming party near Oak Orchard.
Sunday.
PVT Frank Williams has re-
turned from overseas and is spend
ing Il Through with his parents
here.
Miss Anna VI. Smith Miss Louise
Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs Morgan
ODay. Mrs Floyd Mackln and
mother and daughter Mary Ann.
were Rehoboth visitors on sun
day
Wallace Wiley has returned
from a trip to North Cuolina
The next community SING VIII
he held at the church on Sunday
evening. July -
No service will be held at the
Chaplain's Chapel next Sunday.
July l.. instead We are going ON It
trip to Oak Orchard. leaving the
church at 10000 a. m. BE sure and
bring your lunch. and join Us for
a days outing
Miss Louise Hopkins received
word from her brother. CPL Frank
lin H. Hopkins. t. 5. NJ. G.. that
/ he is going overseas again and did
not get his discharge as reported.
Pvt and Mrs Everett Speicher
were home over the Weekend.
Miss Grace White. oi F"dcrals-
burg. Md is spending some time
with Mr. amt Mrs Morgan ODay
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
FELTON,

Mr ana Nh Edwin Gluucu and
family ul Wiin iu4ton spent the
holiday With their parents. MI ana
Mrs. W 4 B"rry ana Au. and Mls
Coopcr GrlWclI
Nh, and Nr> lmue. lack9ou ot
New York has hcon li~itin- thc lat
ter'~ parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Outtcn
Nr and Mrs. James Bc.lry OF
SIlNrNillo ~pent Tue,day with Mr..
Et 2lc\ parents. Nh. and Mrs
lohn Kelly
Master Keuncth Grant of VII
mington has returned TO his home
after weeks stay with his grand
mother. Mis- Kenneth Grant.
Mr. and Nr@. Clarence Bradley
spent Sunday at Ocean City. Mary
Land.
Mrs, Clarencc Morris and child
rem ha~ returned home from visit
with relatives ana friends in Fui-
ton. Kentucky.
Mr. and Mr.. jaime, Stevenson ot
Hll"u'Ip!lld mas bctn spending the
week with Miss Florence Huge
Miss Alberta Nickcry OF vii
mingto" mas been recent guests OF
\ir. and Mrs T. H. Hurd.
Miss Jean Calney of Wi!min4tor
is spending a vacation with hr
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. II
Eaton.
Mrs Lee TURNER and sons Morris
and Ferry al Pennington. New Jpr-
scy is Visiting With Mrs. Turner's
mother. Mrs cora Hughes.
Lois Hopkins daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Louis Hopkins celebrated
her fifth birthday with pIaymates
Saturday afternoon
Reverend b. & Warren OF Rcho
both is visiting n the home OF Mrs
John IlcIllu2
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
ABANDONED SOIL
RECLAIMED

New productive uses for th"l5-
ands ol acres OF arsenic soils.
ahandoncd or left idle in fruit
growing sections, may hc develop
ed as result of recent research,
reports Country Gentleman. As
many as $1,000 acres have been at-
fcctcd by arsenic residucs from
codling-moth sprays Most tolerant
to arsenic of all crops tried in the
experiments were asparagus. to-
naloes. carrots. dewberrieS, grapes
and red raSpberries.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13
BU BIBLE BATH
SEPARATES PEAS

An improved method Of rcmoN-
ing splits. skins, weed seeds and
blossoms from canning peas is in
use this year. according to Conn-
try Gentleman.
a machine first conditions the
surface of the peas and debris by
wetting with an oil-in-Water emul-
spread over foam bath. In this
bath. owing To the differences in
wettability. foreign materials such
as debris. berries and weed seeds.
sion, after which the material is
collect covering of tiny air hub-
blcs inside. The whole peas stay
free OF bubbles.
When the material reaches the
separation bath. the bubble bear
ing portion floats away on the sur
face and is discarded. Good peas.
without buoyant bubbles, sink 10
the hottom and are recovered.
drained and washed
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-13

FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Well,
if he won't dim his, won't dim
mine"
Evening star., 1945-08-28
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average miss who is feet less Royon flannel with pretty
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Evening star., 1945-08-28

Yes even the bosios the good reliable stondbys have
captured the feminine softness that's sweeping
Fashion, You'll find your dependable rt-frocks,
your blessed button-frons Of course But how much
newer and more f'otterine they look with their
rounder shoulders, softer sleeves swothed midriffs
and woist-whittIne belts. Our Mezzonine Of Fo-
soft and new-first choice on the compus-wnners
with thot greet American breod-winner-the busi-
girl
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Bazaar-Party
Plans are Set

FINAL PLANS for the bazaar
and card party to be sponsored
on Dec. 5 by Fidelis Circle .of
Zion Evangelical church are an
nounced today by Mrs. o. G.
Bell, chairman.
The bazaar will open at 7
o'clock, in the church easements,
with Mrs. NJ. II. Rodgers IN
charge and the card party is TO
begin at 8 o'clock. The COM
mittce includes Mrs. Paul Hogue
Mrs. Henry Frendt, Mrs. Erwin
Egle, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Paul
Dunkelburg, Mrs. Kurt Muendc-
lcin, Mrs. Louis Logsdon, Mrs.
Gerge Sheridan, Mrs. Raym md
Kohn, Gladys Bobcean and Vir-
einia Klockow.
The circles next meeting has
been changed from Nov. 26 %
Dec. 3, when Miss Bobcean, 265
Euclid avenue, will be hostess at
,7:30 o'clock.
MR.. AND MRS. HUBERT
Niemann Of Garfield road were
hosts at family dinner for Is
on Thanksgiving Day.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Engagement
is Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT of Viz.
ginia K. Peltier and Francis A.
Hellner was revealed at a family
dinner held Thanksgiving Day
at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Peltier, 275
Cass avenue.
The table was laid with the
same drawn-work cloth used ut
the parents wedding, and a
miniature bride and groom was
used as a center piece, flanked
by love-birds used at Miss Pei
tiers parents wedding, Triple
candelabra of criptal held the
tapers.
The young couple. both of
whom attended ST. Marys Hi gh
school has set no wedding date
as yet. Miss Peltier, since her
graduation, has been employed
as service representative Of the
Michigan Bell Telephone COM
pany. Her fiance, just released
as a first lieutenant in the army
after four and a half years Of
service, is employed by John
Miller in the contracting busi-
ness.
MIR AND MRS HOWARD
Fenton asked Mrs. George Pin
gel, T-Sgt. and Mrs. Frederick
Soule and son James, Mrs. Fred
erick Gemmer and daughter
Stephane, for Thanksgiving. SGT
Soule leaves tonight TO return
to Camp Grant, III.
o. r. BURNS is a patient at
the University Hospital, Ann
Arbor.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Iedding
Announced

18TH THE RRIV in
~ ant Clemens of Mr.. and Mrs.
1,ld w. Ruschky come details
leir recent wedding in Book
y, Mass.
mrs. Ruschky Is the former
] ,la Theall of Brookline, and
Ar. Ruschky is the son of Mr..
Ind Mrs. William Ruschky Of 10
l.iller street. They spoke their
lows Nov. 7 at a quiet wedding
IT Z o'clock in the Harvard Con-
kregational church.
TIE bride, who was a dietitian
It a hospital in Norwood, Mass,
wore blue satin, with a feather
iat in black and an orchid cor
age for the double-ring cere-
nony. The couple was unattend-
ID.
A wedding dinner for a dozen
II the couples friends took place
It Blinstrub's Immediately after
he ceremony.
For the present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruschl-y are NAL '1g tn ir home
With his parents. Mr.. Ruschky
vas recently released from the
havy after A. months service.
4
| MR.. AND MRS. -TTER PEI
KEY of ~ Gibbs street enter
aimed Mrs. Art Pelkey and
iamily Of 20 Fessenden street,
and Mrs. Peter Sears for Thanks
living.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23

A pretty wedding took place
at 10 o'clock Thanksgiving
morning in st. Augustine's Cath
olic church. Richmond, when
Jennie Przybala, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Przybala
of Lenox Township, became the
bride of Elmer Ferguson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ferguson OF this
village. The marriage vows and
the nuptial high mass was read
by the pastor, Rev. Father c. j.
Wettstein, in the presence of a
host of friends and relatives. The
altar was profusely decorated
with palms and NUNS.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, was
gowned in white satin with high
neckline and a round yoke OF
net trimmed with imported lace,
with long torso, edged In lace.
long sleeves and a long full
train. Her headdress was made
of lace from which fell long
veil made of imported net and
lace.
The maid Of honor was Helen
Staniec of Detroit, who wore
yellow taffeta gown with match
ing bonnet and long gloves. She
carried bouquet Of bronze
NUNS. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Howard Fistler, sister of
the bride. Mrs. J. A. Holmes.
sister Of the groom and Gloria
Lueck, all Of Richmond and Ell
eanor Sinner, of Detroit They
all wore green taffeta gowns
with matching bonnets and
gloves and carried yellow NUNS.
The flower girl, Sharilyn Fistler.
niece of the bride, wore yellow
taffeta dress, floor length and
wore a matching bonnet. She
walked down the aisle by Den
mis- Ferguson, nephew of the
groom.
The best man was Howard
Fistler, brother-in-law of the
bride. Of Richmond and the ush-
ers were Edgar Ferguson, bro
ther of the groom of Detroit,
Donald Gramzow, New Balti-
more, John Tincoff, Stanley
Schwei2er and Theodore kar-
mon, all of Richmond.
A reception for 100 guests
was given in the Cook hotel in
Richmond following the cere-
mony. A reception of 200 guests
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Public Invited
to Tea Tuesday

ARRANGEMENTS are COM
plete for the Harvest Tea and
Rake sale to be sponsored at
the social hall of the synagogue,
So South avenue, on Tuesday
from 2 to 5 o'clock, under the
auspices Of BIN Sisterhood.
Mrs. Leon Mandell Is general
chairman of the event, which Is
open to the public. Because Of
the affair, the regular Sister,
hood meeting will take place
Wednesday evening, Nov. %, at
the synagogue, at 8 o'clock.
MRS. EMMA HART, lS1
Crocker boulevard, was q
Thanksgiving guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Woodward in De-
troit.
GUESTS OF MIR. AND MRS.
MARK ALPERN 1t dinner .ss-
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Malbin and children, Belleview
avenue, Mrs. M. L. Fleece, Mrs.
Malbin's sister, Of Portsmouth,
Ohio. their daughter and hus-
band, Corp. and Mrs. M. r.
Feldman and from Boston,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Field
man and Mrs. Louis Endler who
have been guests at the Alpern
home. They LEFT for Boston to.
day.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Special Service
Set at Zion

THE ANNUAL Thank Offer
ing In-Gathering of the Womens S
Guild of Zion Church will take
place Wednesday, Nov. %, at
7:30 o'clock In the church audi
torium.
Mrs. o. G.. Bell, Thank Offer
ing chairman for the year, is in
charge of the service. Music will
be arranged by Mrs. Erwin Egle,
and an entertainment program
will follow, for which Mrs. M.
H. Rodgers will serve as read
er.
MR.. AND MRS. LEONARD
MILLER, Ferrin Place, returned
last evening from Grayling
where they spent 10 days deer
hunting. Each returned with a
buck,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Waldenburg Group
Announces Play

MEMBERS Of the Waldenburg
Walther League will present a
play, Haunted Tea Room"
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 20
and 30, at the Waldenburg Luz
theran School basement, at 8:l5
o'clock.
Kenneth Steinbrink Is student
director of the play, with the
cast including Arlene Rohrbecx,
Joan Steinbrink, Donald Domb-
roski, Carl STANCE, Merrlane
Frink, Kathleen Kleino, Roger
Kleino, Richard Stier and Betty
Miller.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS.
NIL BENNETT, II Enslewood
avenue, for Thanksgiving dinner
were their son, Pvt. Adam Ben
nett, home on furlough from
Greensboro, N. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Bennett and daughter Leila,
of New Haven, Mrs. John F.
Berry Of Walled Lake and Mrs.
w. c.. Weed of East Detroit.
MRS. HATTIE KOLP, Mrs.
John Gruca and son Richard and
Edna Kolp of % Gallup avenue,
had Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duckert of
40 High street.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23

SAs Va 400 GoStlAtou Oh CCts
Rev. FIR. Bernard LaBelle con-
Quoted the service in st. Peters
Catholic church. The bride chose
a dusty pink dressmaker suit.
with which she wore q Winter
white hat. Her other accessories
were black and her flowers
were a corsage Of African vio-
lets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damen Hartley
of Roseville, brother-in-law and
sister Of the bride, were the
couples only attendants; Mrs.
Hartley wore . moss-green
dressmaker suit, black acces-
sories and q corsage Of bronze
and gold bebe NUNS.
Mrs. Deichsrt chose a beige
suit with which she wore a cor
sage of pink carnations and
white bebe NUNS.
Guests were present from De-
troit, East Detroit. Roseville.
Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids and
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The wedding breakfast was
served at the Deichert home
where covers were laid for 16
guests. A wedding dinner for the
bridal party took place later at
Ingleside, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Guiette left for a weeks
wedding trip in the East. On
their return they will make
their home at 81 South avenue.
Mr.. Guiette is a deputy sheriff
of Macomb county.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
M Salute

GILMOUR PETERS who will
be four years old tomorrow.
He Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmour Peters, Second street.
MR.. AND MRS. ADOLPH
WITT, North avenue, who cele.
brated their 40th wedding ami.
versary Thanksgiving Day. They
gave a dinner for II guests to
honor their son-in-law, j. E.
Heath and Mrs Heath. Mr..
Heath has recently been dis
charged from the army after two
years service overseas. Other
guests arrived from Detroit,
Fraser and Chesterfield.
MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS H.
KALTENBACH, "A Grove Park
avenue, who will celebrate their
18th wedding anniversary on
Saturday.
SALLY BERNICE Talbot,
who will be two years old Sun.
day. She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Talbot, of 81
Dickinson avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. JESS Mumea
entertained a large group of
Thanksgiving guests at their
home on New Street.
ERNEST SCHOENFELD, who
was IL years old on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. A family dinner at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Schoenfeld, "a Lode
wyck avenue, celebrated the oc-
casion.
MR.. AND MRS. w. L. School,
of Macomb, who will observe
their 53rd wedding anniversary
Saturday, Nov. "a.
JAMES CAFFREY, on his
14th birthday anniversary to-
day. He and his mother, Mrs.
Walter Caffrey, have just re-
turned to their home at IL
Queen street after few days
with relatives in ST. Louis.
EARL DITTRICH, of Eliza
beth street. whose birthday an
niversary is today. The occasion
was celebrated Thanksgiving
Day at family dinner for 10
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Williams, Moravian
drive.
EDNA B. SCHROEDER OF "a
Moross avenue, whose birthday
anniversary will be Saturday.
GEORGE p. ROCKENSUESS,
Jr., $40 Wellington Crescent, on
his birthday anniversary today.
MRS. EDWARD LYONS, 531h
Broadway. whose birthday ami
versary will be Saturday.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Thanksgiving Wedding
Unites Richmond CoupLe

was held in the same place in
the evening.
After short wedding trip
in northern Michigan. the cou-
pie will be at home of their
friends in the Przybala home on
3l-mile road in Lenox Town
ship.
MIR. AND MRS. ERWIN
kIEHME and daughter, Mrs. j.
Howard Jones of Ypslanti, were
dinner guests yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Haller, Welts
street. Mrs. Anthony Haller, Sr.,
and Amand Touscany, Mr.. Hal
ler's mother and grandfather
were also members of the party.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
:oupZe Leaves
kr Eastern HONEYMOON

HIGH mass at Q
Tx Thanksgiving morning
I'd Virginia Laethem, the
Fhter of Emil Laethem of
Detroit, and Louis A. Gui-
son of Mrs. Norman Deich-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-23
Guete Takes Bride in Pretty Thanksgiving Day Wedding
Special Meeting

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the
Order Of Eastern Star Il { for
Friday evening, Nov. 80. when
six candidates will be initiated
at Masonic Temple.
LUCIAN VILLEROT and his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John Villerot, and fam
lily were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Trombly of Route 7, Abraham
street.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
DEKOJA Uz AMERI-
RIKOS LETUVIU
PASALPA

siomis d:enomis Bendojo A
nnerikos Lietuviu Salpos Fon-
do pirmininkas Kun. Dr.. j. B.
Koncius, gavo is Vatikano Sc
kancio turinio laiska:
"Brangusis Kunige Konciau:
Daug malonumo man teikia
81 proga,, 10 sventenybas Po-
pieziaus Pijaus XII naaloniu
lsakymu, pranesti Junns apie
gavina Jusu gausios aukos SUI
mole. Y6,00O.0O, kuria JUS pa
siuntet Jam per Apastaliskaji
Atstova, Bendrojo Amerikos
Lietuviu salpos Fondo vardu,
pagelbeti Lietuviams tremti-
MANS Italijoje ir Prancuzijoje.
Jusu krikscioniskos labdary-
bes dvasia ir Jusu gilus noras
pagelbeti Sventajam Tevui 10
didziame Apastaliskame zygy-
je teikti suraminimo ir pagal-
bos siais nepaprastais liudesio,
kancip ir skurdo laikais, labai
j suramino ir Jis dabar man
pavede perduoti Jurns, kaip
pirmininkui, 10 teviska pade-
kos pareiskima uz Jusu nuo-
sirdu dalyvavima sioje miela-
sirdingoje pagalbos misijoje il
uz Jusu tikrai kilnius jausmus.
Parodyti savo nuosirdu ru-
pestinguma ir dekinguma, Jis
labai maloniai teikia Jums ir
visiems Jusu siame salpos dar-
be bendradarbiams, savo Apa-
staliska Palaiminima, melsda-
mas kad tai butu daugelio dam
gisku maloniu saltinis.
Dziaugsmingai naudodamas
sia proga pareiksti savo easme-
niska ,pagarba ir nuosirdzius
jausmus, pasilieku,
Jusu Kristuje,
sd. P. Montini,
Einas 10 Sventenybes
Valstybes. Sekretoriaus pareigas
Vatikanas
1945. m. Rugsejo II d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

tn tarnybai Il metams gall istoti
vyrai istarnavusieji mGnesius).
2. Vyrai gryztantys atgal pasi-
laiko dabartinius savo laipsnius. jei
gryzta lake 20 dienu 20 paleidimui
ir pilm Nasario l, 1916 m Ia
patti padetis IL vyrams Ipaleistiems
tarp Geguzes IL ir Lapkricio L,
1945 m.
3 Padidinimas gryztantiems bo-
nuso Xxi $50 uz kiekvienus aktyves
tarntbos metus nuo paskutinio bo-
nuso istojimc j tarnybq.
a. 20 nuos. ekstra algos esant
uzjuryje.
5. .Apmokamas urlipas Xxi 80 die
nu, ziurint tarnybos ilgumo, su ap-
mokeiimu urliupo kelionems ma
mus il atgal vyrams dabar esan-
items Armijoje savanoriai istoju-
stems.
g. Paleidimo is tarnybos aIga
(paremta ilgumu tarnvbosl visiems
vyrams, kurie paleidziami sugryzi-
mui.
7. Pasirinkimas iseiti pensijai su
puse algos visam gyNenimui po 20
metu tarnybos arba trys ketvirta-
DALAI algos pc 30 metQ. (Isejusio
is tarnybos laipsnyje Master ar
First Sergeant pajamos yra S155.25
per mencsi visam gyvenimui } Visa
pirmesn4 aktyve federaline militia
rine tarnyba priskaitoma prie pasi-
traul1imn naudu.
8. Naudos CT Teisiu Istatyme.
.. seimu pensijos per visa tar
nybos laika uzlaikomiems asmenims
tn vyru, kurie istojo ar gryzo atgal
pirm Liepos /, 1915 m.
1G. Pasirinkimas tarnybos ruSies
ir vietos uziuryje Orc, Sauzemio ar
Tarnybos Dalyse, kurie istoja :
metu tarnybai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
AKRON, ONO
srnulkios zinios

E, Sketriene ir B. Klisiene-
Beleckiene isvaziavo kokian
laikui j Kalifornija. zada gry-
zti neuzilgo.
Is karo sugryzo Lietuviu SUI
mai kareiviai p. Algirdienes,
Jenickiu ir Vaivecku.
Biznierius Juozas Garionas
pardave savo bizni. 10 istai-
ga radosi prie Wooster ave.
S. Rodavicius gavo hudna
laiska is Lietuvos, kad boise
vikai jo teviskeje nuzude jo
broli, Liepos 16 d. 1914 metals.
Tai ko susilauke nelaiminga
Lietuva: vieni jos vaikai zus-
ia savo teviskese, kiti isgaben-
ii Sibiro tustumas.
Laisko antspauda Rusiska ir
pazymeta cenzuros perziureji-
mas. Nerasoma kokiu budu
nuzudytas, mes negalima teisy-
bes pasakyti. Tx pasako kad
tapo nusautas savo namuose.
Suprantama kas nusove ir del
ko.
Akrone gumu dirbtuviu dar-
bininkai dirba 6 dienas po 6
valandas parole; nekurios dir
btuves dirba 5 dienas po 6 va
landas paroj. Kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

MIUO. dabar Xxi Lapkricio 21 tuks-
- tanciai Arnijos veteranu gryS
atgal j Dedes Samo nauja sava-
noriu taikos meto Armija. Del to
kad vyrai, kurie buvo paleisti is
tarnybos tarp Geguzes IL ir Lap
krieio 1, Stu rnetu, ir gryz atgal
dabar ar pirm Lapkricio Il, gales
sugryzti su tue paciu laipsniu, ko-
XII turejo su tue leidimo is tarny-
bos.
Vyrai patenkinanciai istarnave Sc
Sis menesius paleisti kaipo eillnlal,
gryzt pirm Lapkricio Fl, gaus plr-
mos klases eilnio laipsni.
Vyrai dabar esantys Armijoj, ku-
rie praso juos paleisti po LAP
KRIcIO l tikslu gryzti atgal
Reguliare Armija, taip pat paslllks
su dabartiniais savo laipsniais, -Jei
gryz atgal 20 dienu lake po palei-
dino ir pirm VASARIO l, 1946.
"Geriausias darbas Pasaulyj"
Sos speciales privilegijos teikia-
mos veliausiai Kongreso isleistame
naujame istatyme. Maza progu vi
so gyvenimo karjerai, kurios teiktu
tick nepaprastu galimybiu.
Ar galite nurodyti kita darba,
kuris suteiktu jums gera alga, mai
sta, drabuzius, buveine, nemokama
medikale ir dantu prieziura, kelia-
vima po pasauli, 80 dienu urlipo
kas metal, moksla ir elavinima bent
viename arti 200 amatu, ir leistu
iSeiti pensiiai bent kuomet po 20
metu tarnybos su uztikrintomis vi
sam gyyenimui pajamomis?
Nera kito toxic darbo! Stai ko-
del darbas Reguliareje Armijoie yra
vadinamas "Geriausiu Darbu Pa
saulyje'.
Svarbus Punktai NaujOj
Verbavimo Programme
1 Galima istoti 1R, ar me-
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sNAUJI ziurkems nuodai
vadinami ANTU toxic stiprus
kad ju svaras nuzudys 100000
ziurkiu; bet jie nepavojingi
zfnonems.
eISPANIJA pastaru laiku
pasikviete Amerikos angliaka-
syklu eksperta padauginimui
savo ANGLES produkcijos.
eANGLIJOJE dabar prade-
ia imtis ukininkavimo daugiau
negu prizes kara.
sALASKOS pakrascio salu
gyventojai naudoja zuvu kab-
liukus pinigQ vietoje.
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Lapiniauskas, Petras, sunus
Petro, kiles is Ns,ujaulycio k,
Varenos v.
Kasteckiene-surkaite, K, gy-
venusi Amsterdam, N. Y.
Kucinskai, Antanas ir Vladas
gilne Amerikoje, bet 1922 1880
metu laikotarpyj gyvene Lie
tuvoj.,
Lapurka, julius, sunus Juo-
20, kiles is Naujaulycio k, Va
renos valsc.
Laurinaitis, Juozas, gyvenes
Chicagoje.
Liutvinas, Vacys, kiles is Mi
kytu k, Lekeciu ", sakiu a.
Liaudinskaites, Ona ir T.
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ssDirvos" Redakcija priima ir
talpina pranesimus apie vietini
Lietuviu judejima. draugiju SUI
sirinkimus, nemokamai. Pra-
nesimai reikia priduoti arba
pastu prisipsti neveliau antra-
1iepiO pOpietio.
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PARSIDUODA GERIs
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