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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
What's "Eiectronics

You've heard that Electronics Will
bring new liskening pleasure from
your radio -&in bring television
into your homie will do countless
magic" tricks about the house. But
what is Electronics2 Is It new? Is
II magic?
It's not new: you have Electronic
tubes in your radio now. It's the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

TESTER. PVT ERNEST t-MR. Ve,s
Tester. mother. Howell.
UCMAN, PFC. p JOSEPH NJ Mrs Frances
UCman. mother Calumet
VILLENEUVE, PFC FRANCIS Mrs
Georgiana villencuve, mother, Bay city.
WEIR SGT WIL&AM w-MH Gertrude
WENGER, PFc' PA@. Mrs Frances P.
Wenger, wife. Grand Aa pldS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
~
MAJESTIC
RADIO NEWS
STANDINGS OF THE STARS
Lucky Thirteen
STANDINGS OF THE STARS

Thirteen programs StiD maintain
their position among America S
Fayorite Is The two shows that
break INTO the charmed circle IN
this weeks report are Prank Nor
Gan and The Aldrich Family. Bob
Hope, practically a hXture IN first
place. IS Stil tops, Fibber is second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Roll
Official Casualty List

madcp o
wounded AmnCu rom
including are m
From the dL i
mar Of
In al tiec cases Of kin nouGed ad
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

Flash! Soon you'll be able 10
buy Majestic PhOnograph Rec
ordS! Watch for musical hits
on Majestic records at your
fayOrite shop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
BinR's Healing Voice

For a long time your ears have
recognized the soothing quality Of
Bing Cro6bys voice - but now
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
NAVY MISSING

COOK. & C LEWIS DEAN-Mr and Mrs
Weir X Cook parents Reading
JOHNSON S . { NORMAN ANTHONY
Alton M Johnson. father, sol Humphrey
Birmingham
KETTUSEN &c ARNOLD EDWARD
Paul Re'tunon father. OntonsFOn
MILLER SM &C MADGE VfCTOR--Mrs
Myrtle Cox mother, 26l9 ST. Antoine. De
trCit
MiRoN. s iIC JAMES JOsEPH-JAmes c
Miron father. KDgsford
NORDGRES CMM OSCAR-August Nord-
gren father Iron Mountain
QUALMANN SM 3 c FREDERICK FD-
WARD ADOLPH-Fred Qualmsnn, father
1927 Strathmoor Detroit
SMITH. WATERTFNDER { ROREPT
JOSEPH--Rohert a, smith, father ~ Mon
terey, Highland Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
SGT. ALBERT ]. STIMETZ. %.

infantry, ] a n.
30 Germany;
NorthweS ter n
gr a q u a I Q f;
W kcd for
ySler; IN
service, March,
l943: overseas,
October. 1914;
hoSpit a lie d,
Belgium; only
son Of Mrs. Ann
.Sumctz, 1880
Maine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

SJSGI, PAUL w. NINNfSS,
"a. infantry, Nov. p, Germany;
received Purple Heart; former
United Biscuit employe; in service
November. 1912: overseas. Sep
tcmber. 1914 wife, Shirley; dauGh-
ter. Ann Shirley, and mother,
Mrs. Dollic GriSwold live at 443
Leblanc. Lincoln Park; three
brothers in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

WiStful Vista, radio home
Of Fibber and Molly, has been
chosen as the name of a Lib
orator bomber based in England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
MARINE WOUNDED

BOUCHER PFC ~ MIR 1-MxS Della
Upton mother T04s Senator. Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~T Detroit Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

OAKESON. PVT. ROBERT E-MrS. Ksth-
crime Oakeson wife. Grand Rapids
OSBORNE, 5 SGT PERRY D Mrs Msrvs
l. Osborne wife Muskegon
OSTRANDER PVT HERALD p - Mrs.
Emma !. Ostrander, wife Gladwn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

MAXI, Tl5 ALPo E-victor P Maxi
father. Wakefield
MASTERS lST 1T FRED-Mx wilma c
Masters wife. Deerheld
McLANE. PVT. FOREST MINIS Margaret
McLane mother, FoWlervile
McLAREN T/5 JOHN W Mrs Eunice o
McLaren. wife Beaverton
MILLER. $ SGT. PAUL r Mrs Ruby n
Miller. wife, Three Rivers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
(Advertisement)
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
The Hoskins
ore a One-FumiIy UsO

And do they appreciate 1t! A
touch Of home life, hospitality,
good food, a pleasant glass Of
beer or cider-and, afterwards,
maybe a sing around the piano,
or a chat before the fire.
From where / sit, q lot more
families could take q tip from
the HOskins', and give our serv.
leo men q chance to spend OF
hours In h0melike surround.
ings, in an atmosphere Of mod
Grafton and good fellowship.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Coolidge Locals

. Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Hairless and
family have recently returned to
Coolidge TO live from California.
where Hairless was employed for
three years in defense work. While
on the coast the Hairless family
resided in Rishmond.
. Mrs. George Hanna. Sr.. aud
daughter. Miss Kerma Hanna. who
spent the past week visiting here.
returned to Long Beach. Califor-
MIA. Sunday. Mrs. Hanna. who
spent the summer there. will re-
main a few weeks longer before
returning TO her home here for the
winter Mrs Estelle Linn of Long
Beach. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. II. Farnsworth. for
week. accompanied the Hannas
TO the coast.
. Jack Prefer. III. who was badly
injured in an automobile accident
at Holbrook three weeks ago. was
flown from there Thursday to a
hospital I'm Phoenix. where he viii
be under the care of specialists.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Manila. where the buildings Were
open TO the elements and the bar
racks screened. indicating that
the climate here must be very
fine"
On the way over Captain Moody
almost lost his birthday. but when
we stepped out at Hickman Field
figured IL would be o. k. AT 10
p. IN. we got a call that we were
TO take off at 1890. At midnight
We were standing around the Red
Cross Canteen eating pineapple and
the Red Cross girls and some of
the fellows started singing. Happy
Birthday TO You We took off at
1:45 CJuly 2s) and seven hours
later crossed the date line and IL
was Sunday. July 2s. At least |
bad eight hours OF IL and two chic
ken dinners. one at Kivajaline and
the other at Guam" And that
ought TO be good enough for any
body. the captain says.
Not long afterwards Moody met
Major Robert Cohen (Charles
Cohen's brother) in the Philippines
and he took the captain on a tour
OF Manila In bis jeep. we really
saw the town. or what's left of IL.
and took drive down the water
front and watched the ships un-
loading. You really couldn't be-
gin to imagine the amount OF work
going on around here" The Phil
ippine sections of town are very
much like our own Mexican dis
tricts. Moody says.
On Biak Island, where he was
later sent. I'VE are billited right
along the ocean front among the
palm trees. The weather Is o. X.
and the base is well set up. so I'm
anticipating pleasant stay here.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Mrs. Prefer has rented living
quarters in Phoenix. where she
will remain until her husband has
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. n. Moody and
son OF Phoenix spent Thursday
with his brother. Bruce Moody apd
family. V. ~ Moody. who served
for many months in the European
theater. has recently received his
army discharge.
Q MINIS. Emma Nesbit arrive here
Sunday from Salt Lake City TO re-
main indefinitely with her sister.
Mrs. c. b. Spooner.
Q Pvt. and Mrs. Roy Davis and
family OF Tacoma. Washington, are
visiting Mrs. Davis. mother. Mrs.
Mollie Hall. during the private's
ten-day furlough.
Q Mr.. and Mrs Rayford Bonner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hershell Bonner
and daughter. all OF Pomona. ar
rived here Tuesday for a short visit
with Rayford Bonners parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Bonner.
Q Mrs. Henry Haley and baby
daughter, Judith Ann. of Eloy. re-
turned home Wednesday after a
three weeks stay at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith. The
baby. who has not been well. was
taken to Phoenix last week for a
check-up by specialist.
. Mrs. S. N. Stephens and Mrs.
Frank Carter left Monday for Ar
kansas, where Mrs. stephens will
visit her father and Mrs. Carter
will visit her mother. both of whom
are i'll.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bartlett left
Sunday morning for Colorado
Springs, Colorado. where they will
visit briefly with their daughter
Paula. and her husband. 1t. Edwin
s. Darden. Jr.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Abbey and
family returned recently from Hot
Springs. New Mexico and Idaho.
where they visited friends. They
were gone two months.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen and
son. John. OF Phoenix. were week
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Mirkin.
Q After their return this week
from a short stay in California. the
II. b. Chapman family went to
Flagstaff, where Mrs. Chapman and
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Last night We went Ito a Java
nese show They were not pro-
fessioual players, but had come up
from the island of Japa TO give US
an idea OF some OF their native
songs and dances. Everybody en-
joyed and got big kick out of Il.
All OF the players were reluctant
To come ont on the stage and the
girls were so bashful that they had
to be coaxed and persuaded before
they'd come out. The show was
very good and entirely different
from anything any OF us had seen.
The most interesting thing was the
Jayanese sword and Knife Dance
1t lasted about 20 minutes The
.2uuIest thing was a group who
sang Pistol Packin' Mama They
were really good and gave every
body great laugh.
lie has managed to pick up some
pieces OF teak wood. the captain
says. and is going TO try TO get
tools enough TO make a few small
items to pass the time away. The
wood Is beautiful and very heavy
he wishes he had 100 board feet OF
IL at home. in which event. "our
fortunes would be made"
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

guests at the home OF her mother
Mrs. Rose Roberts. Sunday. The
occasion was family reunion al
which Mrs. Chauncey Killian OF
Burbank. California. and Mrs. Ro-
ger Lidwell. who makes her home
here. were also present at their
mothers home. Ii was the first
time in eight years that the three
sisters had been together.
Q The Wednesday Afternoo
Bridge Club met this week at the
home of Mrs. A l.. NOVEL;.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sroaf,
their house guest. Mrs. George s.
Boyles of Clinton, Oklahoma, and
J. ]. Jones spent the weekend at
Summit Camp near Superior Mrs
Boyles. who arrived recently TO
visit the Sroafs, will be here for
several weeks.
. A defective light plug connect
ing the cooler at the w. G. knight
home caused minor fire damage
Friday morning. A Venetian blind
and small place on the floor were
burned. The Knights are visiting
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

the younger children remained.
Jane Chapman will be here with
her father until they join the fam
lily later.
o Mr. and Mrs Fred Sowell re-
turned recently from California.
where they visited relatives.
o Mrs. Clyde Mcleod of Okmulgee.
Oklahoma. left Thursday for her
home after several days visit with
her brother. Charles Reed and fam
lily. Mr.. Reeds mother. Mrs Laura
Reed also of Okmulgee. who has
been spending the summer in Cal
ifornia, stopped here Tuesday en-
route home for a visit with her
son and family.
o Mrs. Kenneth Conn and three
sons of Tucson. were overnight
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR
FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. John Freeland of Cool
idge. Arizona. will sell at public
auction at his place of business
on Arizona Boulevard at 10 a. m.
Monday the 1st day OF October.
1945. for storage charges amount
ing to 5000 one 1895 Chevrolet ton
and one-half truck. Motor Ne.
S37231-5.
This sale is made pursuant to and
in accordance with Section 2044 of
the 1928 revised code of Arizona to
recover storage charges.
JOHN FREELAND.
First publication: Sept. IA, 1945.
Last publication: Spet. 81, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

STATES BREWERS FOUNDATIONS
' Ihs TsusT suiloiho PHoEilk. AaIoLA
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR
FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. G. C. Holden. of Cool
idge. Arizona. will sell at public
auction at his place of business on
Coolidge Avenue at IL a. m. on
Monday the 1st day OF October,
1945, for storage charges amount
ing TO $3.50. one Buick sedan.
1881 model. engine No. 2739566.
license No. 3T3043.
This sale is made pursuant to
and in accordance with Section
2044 of the 1928 revised code OF
Arizona to recover storage charges.
G. C. HOLDEN.
1st Publication Sept. IA. 1945.
Last Publication Sept. 81. 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

relatives in California and their
son. John. was at school at the time
OF the fire. The alarm was turned
in by neighbor.
. Major and Mrs. Gene Aldrich
of Phoenix were overnight guests
Monday at the home of their uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Jayne
The major has recently returned
to the States from France.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Captain Moody
Tells of Life
On Biak Island

1T Is a beautiful spot and one
might say IL has a very romantic
atmosphere II there were anyone
here 20 romance with" Captain
Charles Moody writes his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Moody. from
Biak Island in the Dutch East In
dies. where he is stationed at head
quarters OF the Far East Air Ser
vice Command. The captain. who
enlisted before Pearl Harbor. went
overseas IN July OF ls45. He was
stationed AT first not far from
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Saturday night Is open house for
service men at Dad and Ma Hos
kins'. They spread out sliced tur-
key and chicken, hotbreads and
cake, sweet cider and ice-cold
beer-and let any service man
who wants to, come and help
himself.
Some townsfolk thought the
fellows might get ObstreperOus
or take advantage of the Hos
kins' hospitality. But the men
are quick to recognize that
here's a real A m erican homo,
where friendliness and modera-
ton are just naturally observed.
i9A5. UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-17

SPECIAL GIFT VALUES
$50 PHOTO ALBUMS Nt
PICTURE FRAMES Sc 10 $1.H
HoIIy-vogue STATIONERY 800
Baby Comb and Brush Sets 79t
Fount. Pen & Pencil $3.50, $4.85
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
BELAUKIANT SV.
KALEDQ

Kristui gimus, Rytuose zvai-
gzde suzibejo. Tai buvo dan
giskas zenklas kad zmonijos
lauktas Isganytojas jau randa-
dasi pas juos.
.T'rys Karaliai, patemije svie-
Giant zvaigzde rytuose, raiti
jojo ant kupranugariu, pagero-
ii gimusi Isganytoja, kudikell
Kristu.
symet, Kaledu belaukiant,
taip pat trys didieji valdovai-
ministrai Americas, Anglijos
ir Rusijos suvaziavo Maskva.
Bet jie ten susirinke nepagar-
bins Kristv ir neprisimins .io
skelbto mokymo: "Ramybe ze-
meje geros valios zmonems'.
Ju tikslai kitoniski, kaip tai
atomine bomba ir xiii nekriks-
cioniski darbai.
Ar galima ko gero tiketis is
Rusijos valdovo, kuris neap-
kencia ir naikina Kristaus ide-
ia? Tas nekrikscioniskas val
dovas iau turf paverges po sa-
vim daug znoniu, sykiu ir
Lietuviu tauta. Daugel mill
jonu zmoniu kurie yra pateke
Ii to barbara valdovo nagus,
kencia priespauda ir persekio-
jima.
Jie lauke siu Kaledu su di-
dziausia viltimi, mes iu visos
viltys .yra sudetos Kristaus
skelbtoje Evangelijoje : ju
ispirkimui is vergijos j laisve
ir j teisinga taika, ne kair
kitaip. ]. A. Urbonas
Dayton, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
STREIKAVO APE
PUSE MILUONO
. DARBININkU

Siomis dienomis, priskaitant
didziausi General Motors dar-
bininku streika, kuris iSmete
is darbu apie $4,000 darbinin-
ku, visoje Salyje streikais bu-
vo apimta $4,000 darbininku
Kaledu laiku streiko buvo
paliesta Detroitc dar virs 10),-
900 darbininku Ford, Packard
ir Briggs dirbtuvese.
Streikavo 1000 Greyhound
busy 5oferiu, sutrukdydami Is
valstijQ pasazieriu judejima.
Nuo to kai baigesi karas su
Japonija Xxi Gruodzio 21 sally,
ie atsibuvo 1850 streiku, is
iu 1850 baigesi, kiti dar te.
siasi.
Streikai ir lokautai nuo ka
TO pahaigos palette apie 1,5G0,.
900 darbininkQ.
TQ dideliu skaiciv akivaizdo.
je Wis tik iSeina kad streikais
kuvo paliesta tik 1 nuos. dar
bininkQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
STREIKAS APIMA PLACIAU

Gruodzio % dara $4,000 dar-
bininku prisidejo prize nedir-
banciuju, is priezasties auto
industrijos darbininku streiko.
Ford Motor Co. paleido 8O,-
900 darbininku is triju savo
isdirbysciu, mes jos negauna
reikalingu daliu.
Rouge ir Highland Park dir
btuviu darbininkai sake bus
kvieciami darbus tuojau pt
Kaledu, bet Lincoln darbinin-
kai nedirbs Xxi po Sausio l.
Paleista 10000 darbininku
is Packard dirbtuviu taip pa
del stokos daliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

TUMAS Juozas, mire Spaliu 6,
Cordoba, Argentinoje. (Ro-
kiskio ap. Kamaju p. Juodo-
niu k.)
AKULIONYTE Katrina, 33 m.
mire Gruodzio m. Lawrence,
Mass.
BAUMILIENE (vardas nepaz.)
mire Gruodzio m. Lawrence,
Mass.
UzDAVINIENE Kornelija, mi
re Gruodzio men, Norwood,
Mass.
DRUGALIS Antanas, mire 2
Gruod., Duryea, Pa.
/ ANTANAITIENE Felestina,
mire Gruodzio /, Lee Park,
Pa.
|SLAVINSKAS, 6S metu, mire.
Gruodzio m., Rockford, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

RIMDEIKA Juozas, II metu,
nlire | Rugs, Philadelphia,
Pa.
TAMULIONIENE Agnieska,
mire Gruodzio S, Worcester,
Mass.
VAsKELEVICIENE Marijona,
mire Gruod. 2, Worcester,
Mass. (Merkines par.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 48 metus.
KAIRIENE Rozalija (Budri-
kaite), As M, mire Gruod. l.,
Chicagoj. (Kretingos apskr.
Skuodo p. Kruneliu Ky
BEKELEVICIENE P e ronela,
62 M, mire Lapk. Is, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
KUCINSKIENE Amelia, SO
M, mire Lapk. 19, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SABALIAUSKIENE (Aleksy-
te) Juze, 81 m, nire Gruod.
1, Chicagoj. Amerikoje is
gyveno 35 m.
CEPAITIS Petras, pusamzis
n1ire Lapkr. 80, Chicagoje
(Kauno ap.)
BARANAUSKAS Jonas, pus
anlzis, mire Gruod. 3, Chica
goj. (Svencioniu ap. Kaltine
nu p. Rakuziu k.) Ameriko.
isgyveno 35 metus.
zEMECKIENE Ona (Dantai
te), mire Lapkr. 20, Chica
goj. (zagares par.)
sAULIS Petras, 32s m., miri
Lapk. "a, Waukegan, Ill.
NAKROSIENE Mare (Sasnau
skaite), pusamze, mire Lap
kricio 80, Chicagoj. (Rasei
niu par.) Amerikoj isgyvene
/ 33 metus.
DENNIS Juozas, 63 M, miri
Lapkr. 18, Clinton, Indiana
(Zalpiu Ky
TANKEVICIUS Karolis, 81 m
mire Lapk. II, Perth Am
boy, N. J. (Traku ap. Cizu
nu/ Ky
PASISKEVICIUS Leonas, s.
m., mire Spaliu %, Kewanee
! Ill. (Pabriezeliu k.)
JURCIKONIS Jonas, mire Lap
kricio M, Shenandoah, Pa.
, zVINGILA Leonardas, 21 m,
mire Gruodzio M, Frackvil
lie, Pa.
MENKEVICIENE Mare, mir
! Gruod. M, Shenandoah, Ps
JAKACIONIS Petras, mire Ga
m., Gilberton, Pa.
! MELAI9SKIENE Margareta,
mire Gruodzio M, Frack
, vile, Pa.
!, RERTUIIS PranaS. mire Lar
, kricio 15, Stratford, Conn.
REMEIKIS Steponas, 81 metz
mire Spaliu 9, Buenos A
res, Argentinoj. OUtenos al
Uzpaliu p. Mikenu k.)
DUDA Petras, 70 metu, mir
Spaliu 9, Avellaneda, Arger
tinoj. (Papiles p. Rasciun
; km.)
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Is LvS 6-TO SKYRIAUS
SUSIRINKIMO

Gruodzio 16 d., Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos 6-tas skyrius
turejo susirinkima sv. Antano
parapijos mokykloje. Buvo APP
kalbeta daug lvairiu dalyku.
DIR. Jonas J. Sims, skyriaus
pirmininkas, patieke raporta
apie Washingtona atsibuvusia
Antra Misija ir apie jos svar-
bu atlikta darba. Jis graziai
nupasakojo kas tik buvo ten
nuveikta, taip kad ir nedaly-
wave nariai jautesi lyg kad ir
jie ten butu buve delegatais.
Pc savo raporto DR.. Sims
paprase ir kitty dalyvavusiu
Washingtone Misijos delegatu
papildyti ka jis butu praleides.
Viktoras Petrika prase visu
nariu kas tik gall rasyti savo
senatoriams ir atstovams, kad
jiems atejus progai balsuoti uz
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes re-
zoliucija, jie butu daugiau su-
sipazine su Lietuviais ir ju
troskimais. $3.50.
Kitas delegates, j. Kripas
gerai patyres Lietuviskoje po-
litikoje ir turintis gera talenta
smulkmeniskai nupasakojo kas
ivyko Washingtone Misijos va
karieneje ir apie senatoriu il
kongresmanu atsinesima il
prielankuma Lietuvos nepri
klausomybes, bylai.
Toliau buvo isrinkta sky
riaus veikianti komisija is Sc
kanciu nariu: Stephania Dou
van, Margaret Petrikiene, Ma
re Sims ir Vytautas Morkuzas
Jie visi pasizadejo pasikinkyt
Ii dideli darba ateinanciu metz
parengimams ir. piknikams, il
rengimo komisija isrinko sa
vo spaudos nariu V. Petrika
kad butu ateityje tinkamai il
pilnai aprasyta apie komisijo:
veikimus ir jos darbstuma.
/ Prizes uzdarant mitinga DR.
Sims pranese nariams kad vi
Isu koloniju delegatai dalyvay'
/ Washingtono posedyje pasta
dejo sukelti tam tikra kvot;
| Lietuvos vadavimo akcijai. /
lDetroito delegatai pasizadej'
sukelti $1,000 suma. Praso
me Detroito ir apielinkes Lie
tuviu talka. V. Petrika
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
NOREJO LAIKYTI MAMIE
VYRO LAVONA

EPHRATA, Pa. - Ola tuIa
70 metQ amziaus moteris, po
mirties savo vyro, atsisake isl
leisti namus bent ka is val
dzios atstovu, kad neatimtp
JOS vyro lavono; il tikejo kad
jis dar gall atgyti. JOS mintis
buvo laikyti lavona mamie iris
menesius ir prasyti dvasiskio
kad il atgaivintu. Sveikatos
virsininkai pagaliau isigavo i
Jos nanus ir iSVez9 lavona ras
laidotuviu direktoriQ.
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WORCESTER, Mass.
KNYGOS KOLEGIJOJE


Holy Cross College skaityk-
loje tapo isdetos LVS isleistos
knygos "Timeless Lithuania"
ir "Lithuania Under the Sickle
and Hammer.
Taip pat Holy Cross Kolegi-
jos istoriku Sajunga vienbal-
siai prieme nutarima uzgirti
abb rezoliucijas kurios inestos
u. S. Senate ir Atstovu Ru-
muose Lietuvos klausimu.
Kaip patirta, buvo pasiustas
laiskai tu rezoliuciju reikalu,
vienas musu vietos kongresna-.
nui, antras Senatorial Walsh,
kuris pats yra uzbaiges Holy
Cross Kolegija.
Vytautas Adomaitis.
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SUDEGE PENkI VAIKAI

Apple IL myliu atstu nuo De-
troito, Gruodzio % anksti ry-
ia sudege vienisas ukes namas
ir gaisre zuvo penki jauname-
ciai vaikuciai kareivio Otto
Winkelman, kuris dar randa-
81 Japonijoje. zmona stenge-
81 vaikucius gelbet, bet patti
vos nezuvo, turejo issokti per
langa is antro auksto. Gals
ras kilo nuo perkaitinto pc
Claus.
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DUMAl Wis SIAUCIA

Neziurint ivesto istatymo ir
nepaisant nutarimo kad karui
pasibaigus bus imtasi dumu
kontroliavimo istatymas vyk-
dyti, Xxi siol Pittsburghieciai
kencia ia sunkia ir dvokiancia
dumu plega. Dabar miesto ia
ryba kalba kad tik pradedant
Kovo menesiu lures butt pra-
deta naudoti kuras kuris ne
turf dumu.
Ateinanciam rudeniui, sake
bus galiIna jau pilnai pritaiky,
ii tas 7dumu kontroliavimo is
statyn4as.
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PHILADELPHIA
GAVO KALEDU DOVANU.

Cia nekurie Juozo J. Baciu-
no biciuliai is jo Tabor Farmos
pastaru laiku sulauke nepapras-
tai. naudinga "Krismu prezen-
ta" - po deze jo paties ukes
prezervuotu vaisiu, kuriais ga
les ilgoka laika pasmaguriau-
ii.
" tokia dovana, mano su-
pratimu, daugiau dekingumo
priklauso poniai Baciunienei,
kuri suranda laiko if moka
taip puikiai tuos savo ukes
vaisius sukonservuoti.
Patarejas.
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NUSOVE PORA

ALLENTOWN, Pa. = Jau-
na, 21 m. moteris, dvieju val
kuciu motina, Madeline Bar
max. rasta nusauta prie jos
manu- duru, su jos palydovu,
paleistu is armijos leitenantu,
kuris ja parlydejo pc susipazi-
nimo naktiniame klube.
Tia moteris buvo pasimetus
SUI savo vyru, kuris po Sito ivy
kio tapo suimtas klausinejimui.
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NEWARK. n. ].
NiSUOTINIS SUSIRINnL-
MAS

New Jersey LietuviQ Tary-
hos vieSas visuotinis metinis
susirinkimas ivyksta LietuviQ
Sv. Jurgio Draugijos saleje
NeWarke, sekmadieni, Gruod.
30, nuo 1870 val, tuoj po pa
maldq.
Valdyba padarys pranesimq
is savo dartuotes 1945 metals.
Bus patiekta planai 1916 metQ
veiklai ir iSrinkta nauja val
dyba kitam metui.
Visi uz Lietuvos laisve ko-
vojantieii yra prasomi daily
vault Shame susirinkime.
kviecia New Jersey Lietuviu
Taryba, A. S. Treciokas, Sakr
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PRANEsA apie istoLulinima
naujo pasekmingo vaisto ruo
dusulio ir nosies uigulimu (hay
fever) ITEMS kurie tam tikru
meto laiku to sulaukia. 1as
vaistas dar neisdirbamas vi
suotinam naudojimui, bet ne
uzilgo jau bus gaunamas.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos

Gruodzio 26 vel pradeta GIN
derybos SUI CIO automobiliu
unijos atstovais. General Mo-
tors darbuose streiko paliesta
175,O0O darbininku.
Automobiliu darbams truk-
do negavimas stiklo ir plieno,
nes streikuoja nekurios stiklo
isdirbystes.