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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
State Men With
Outfit On The
StilWeu Road

Ledo, Assam, India-Pfc. Willie
Jackson, husgand of Mrs. Leila
Jackson, Sledge, Miss, is a mem
Der of Negro nit in the Motor
Transport Service, which has per-
formed a vital job in getting sup
plies to China over the Stilwell
Road
Motor Transport Service controls
the conveys of truckse on this L.
079 mile overland supply route. 1t
maintains and operates repair sta
tons and camps for the personnel
working all the way from Ledo,
in northeastern India, to Kumnig,
China.
Much credit is due the MTS men
for the steady flow of vehicles,
heavy ordnance equipment, and
other vital war materials now
streaming into China over the road
which critics said could never be
built.
Working in a primitive land,
under blistering heat, through the
monsoon rains, and in knee-deep
mud, men of the Motor Transport
Service are playing tremendous
part in the India-Burman Theater
mission of supplying the Chinese.
ham Castillo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Castillo, of Jackson, Miss.
is completing a course in business
principles and radio at Foxhole
University here He is in a Negro
outfit on the Stilwell Road.
Foxhole University, the largest
school for American soldiers in
the India-Burma Theatre, is prac-
teal solution for those sweating
out" the return home. Many bust
ness and vocational subjects are
offered, along with courses that
provide high school and college
credit.
The students are men who help
ed carve out the Stilwell Road
from Ledo to Running, China;
who helped lay dorwn the parallel
pipeline nd telephone line, and
who fought against the Japs in the
jungles of Burma. Now that the
war is won, they have resumed
their studies in preparation for the
return to civilian life.
Operated under the auspices OF
the Information and Education
/ Secion, Foxhole University is one
J ore the u. S. Armed Forces InSti.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Tougaloo Opens
Seventy-Seventh
Session Sept. II

The seventy-seventh session of
Tougaloo College will begin Mon
day, Sept. 18th at 8:45 A. M.
A faculty and staff conference
will be held on Monday, September
10, continuing through Wednes-
day, Sept II. The freshman orien-
tation program begins Wednesday
morning Sept. II at 800. Upper
classmen will be reporting Friday
and Saturday, Sept. IA and Is.
Tougaloo College, in preparation
for the fall session, had the West
brook Manufacturing Company to
install a cafeteria system in the
dining hall, and the Stokes Engi-
neering Company to improve the
acoustics in the college auditorium.
All indications point an increas-
ed enrolment for the year 1945-46.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
On Agricultural
Front
West Indies Workers Large
Part of Hnra,psf recruits

West Indies Workers Large
Part of HarveSt Recruits
West Indies workers make up
more than 10 per cent of the
workers who will travel long dis
tances this year to help with the
Nations crops, the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture estimates.
= total of $4,000 people are ex-
pected to join the migratory trek
this year and travel from the
South and Southwest to the North
nd West. Of this number, which
does not include those who work
from farm to farm in the same
state, $4,000 are domestic workers,
$1,000 Jamaicans, and Bahamians,
$4,000 Mexicans, 1000 Newfound-
sanders ana 100000 prisoners 81
war.
JamaicanS, who number more
than 10000 are working mainly in
Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, New Your, Connecticut,
Ohio, Wisconsin, California and
Florida where they are harvesting
fruits and vegetables and work.
ing in sugar cane. The Bahamians
are harvesting fruits and vege-
getables and peanuts principally in
North Carolina, Virginia, Mary
land and Florida.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Students In Army
Eligible For
Reinduction

Colonel L. w. Long, the state
director of selective service, stated
that many inquiries had been
made in the past few days con-
corning selective service policy in
regard to students in the Army and
in the Navy who might be given
an opportunity to be discharged
and what their eventual status
would be.
The state director in clarifying
the present policy, which has not
been changed, concerning those
cadets and students, stated it was
general conceded by the local
boards that men who had served
in the land or naval forces merely
as students had not made a suffi-
cient contribution to the war eff
fort to be considered to have COM
pleted their service and would be
eligible for reinduction, should
they be under &c years of age. The
state director further stated that
in his opinion they could not be
PLACED in the same group as those
men who have been honorably dis
charged under the point system of
Rehabilitation who have served
faithfully and we'll over a number
of years and have accumulated
sufficient number of points to be
discharged.
Col. Long further stated that in
hi esopinion these students had
not fulfilled their obligations to
the Government by receiving this
training and not making available
to the land or naval forces the
knowledge that they had gained
Local Boards are cautioned not to
commit themselves in advance
when iterrogated by such students
or their commanding officers, since
these students are still liable for
induction and training under the
Selective Service Act. Those men
released from the armed forces
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
|Belzoni Pfc.
Overseas For
IS Months

With the 18th Antiaircraft Com
mand, Admiralty Islands-Private
First Class Victor R. Merriweather
son of Mrs. Ida Merriweather, Rt
2, Belzoni, Miss. recently complet-
ed 35 months of overseas duty. He
is serving with an Antiaircraft Ar
tillery Gun Battalion as member
of a Gun Section.
Pic. Merriweather was indicted
into the Armed Forces in October,
1941, and received his basic train
ing at Fort Eustis, Va. At the COM
pletion of his basic training, he
was transferred to the Eastern De-
tense Command at Philadelphia.
Due to the emminent danger of
japanese aggressive action on the
Pacific coast, he was transferred
to the Western Defense Command
in California.
He is entitled to wear the Ash
atic-Pacific Theater Ribbon with
two Bronze Service Stars attached
to denote participation in the Nor
thern Solomons and the Bismarck
Archipelago Campaigns. He has al
so been awarded the Good Con-
duct Medal and has attained Mark
manship with the rifle.
Pfc. Merriweather is a former
employee of the North Avenue
Cocktail Lounge, Chicago, where
he worked as a cook. He attended
the BelZoni High School, starring
in football and basketball.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Discharge Button
Badge of Honor
41,0OO State Men

What does the discharge button
mean to YOU 1t says that Ameri-
will not and must not forget the
services rendered by those who
wear them-but will strive always
to make sure their services were
not in vain. A service we'll done
for the good old u. S. A is what
it means to the local boards of Sc
lective service and their redeploy-
ment committeeman.
Did you know that 41,000 men
and women from Mississippi have
already been released from SER
vice in the armed forces? Did you
know that 10000 of these have been
back to the local boards for con-
tact and information? These fine
ptriotic citizens of the Selective
service system with their clerks,
in every county who placed nearly
all these men in service are now
| pleased that they can render adj
vice and assistance to the return
ing veteran. 1t is real pleasure
to help him get his old job back
or a new one if he wants it, and
| also to tell him what elese awaits
him in the new postwar world,
because they can and will tell
him what he wants to know about
his community.
Colonel L. w. Long, state direc-
tor of selective service says that il
is most agreeable and pleasant to
all of us that we who placed into
service more than 100000 can now
offer them every assistance in their
readjuStment to civilian life ais
they are discharged. September
will see some 1000 vetrans from
Mississippi discharged, while more
than 100000 will be discharged be-
tween October l, 1915 and July
1916. At the same time the state
director added, it will require the
induction or voluntary enlistment
of some 10000 young men Is to q
years of age during the same pc.
Rod of time in order that men who
have served well and honorably
can be relieved of their obliga
ton and come home to their loved
ones and their job which is wait
ing for them and guaranteed then
| by Congress to be enforced by law
if necessary, by selective service.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Work On Streamlined Dance
Pavilion, Skating Rink,
Gymnasium Already Begun
Building In Same Location;
To Be Used AS Youth Center
And Teen-Age Club.

This week an interview with w.
j. Miller, owner of the Colored
Skating Rink that was destroyed
by fire Sunday night, August 26,
revealed that he was making plans
to rebuild the building on the
same location at as an early date
as possible and to erect as modern
and streamlined a building as pos
sible.
Mr.. Miller made this statement
after he had been advised by a
certain big business man on Parish
street to go slow and not to PUT
too much money in his new build
ing as already other groups, in
Guiding the local Elks, with which
this business man is affiliated,
were also planning a similar build
ing and that he (Miller) might
lend up behind the eight ball." so
to speak,
Mr.. Miller said, IF fifty other in
dividual organizations have decid-
ed to build dance hall, that will
mean that Jackson and Kinds coun-
ty will have 81 such places for
Negroes to enjoy themselves, be-
cause / am certainly going to re-
build my building and make it one
of the invest places of its kind in
the South. If any other Individual
or group, including the Elks, de-
eide to build a place as good or
better than min, that's good, it
will only mean that Negroes win
be beginning to get some of the
things they have needed so long"
Mr.. Miller further said, Il can't
understand why any individual or
group would feel called upon to
advise any one not to build the
best of whatever he is building,
with Jackson's population predict
ed to increase to some 100000 with
in the next ten or twenty years
According to Mr.. Miller, the new
building will be totally fireproof,
stone blocks being sed in the foun-
dalton and steel top overhead
The contractor has already been
advised ii give length and height
to include space for basketball and
other indoor activities of that kind.
The floor will be substantially
built SO as to provide for both
dancing and skating A game room
for teen-agers will also be provid-
ed. There will be a snack and coke
bar that will be operated by teen
ayers.
THE gymnasium" said Mr.. Mil
leh, lis being provided for the ac-
commodation and convenience of
High Schools and Colleges over the
state, if they care to use it. Already
this part of the program has been
turned over to a gentleman in the
city who was in his day an out
standing athlete and who will be
interested and capable of promot-
ing any program of this sort that
may be outlined and developed
If, however some of the other
places that will build can accom-
modate these schools and colleges,
well, there are just hundreds of
boys and girls who do not attend
either schools or colleges and who
will be delighted with place
where they can enjoy wholesome
recreation. So, with as many of
these groups as there are in jack
that need providing for, / am still
at a lost to see how this gentleman
or any gentlemen could feel that
| or any one is losing money to
build nice building
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

In the picture above is T-Sgt
Charles Foselman, husband of Mrs
Bertha Allen Fosselman, 1850 Pros
perity Street, who recently re-
turned to the states after serving
II months overseas in Germany
and other European countries.
T-Sgt. FoSSelman is the son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Fosselmar
of Woodville, Miss.
During his 32-day furlough ev-
erything is being done by his
charming wife and many friends
to make his visit a most enjoyable
one.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

Sgt Henry Mason, recently dis
charged from the u. S. Army, af-
ter spending three years in the
South Pacific, is now at home
with his wife at 1888 Hickory ST.
Their many friends are very hap
Ply to greet him and he has been
extended many social courtesies.
outstanding among them being
Banner Party given at the Sunny
Side Cafe.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

lima and the Georgia Experiment
Stations show that sweet potatoes
cooked without peeling hold their
natural contents of Vitamin A and
G very well. Tests made at the
Louisiana Experiment Station of a
number of varieties of sweet po-
tatoes show that when baked or
boiled in their skins, the potatoes
retained from SO to SO percent of
their vitamin c. Those cooked in
a pressure saucepan retained the
largest amount of vitamin c.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Forest Fires Reduced

FOTeSt Fires Reduced
Only little more than half as
many acres were burned over by
forest fires last year as were burn
ed the year before, says the u. S.
Department of Agriculture. The
figures were 3l6,549,3l2 acres of U.
S. Woodland burned over in 1914
as compared with 32,333,393 during
1913.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

Sweet Potatoes Cooked Unpeeleo
Retain More VitGminS
Sweet pottoes baked or boiled
in their skins retain more of their
vitamins, says the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture
Tests made at the North Caro-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

school education is required for
all Apprentice Seaman applicants.
Now accepting regular enlistment
publications. from 17-year olds is
the Coast Guard Recruiting Office,
SOB New Federal Bldg, st. Louis,
Missouri.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15

Taking care of the land is one
of the points being stressed in the
1915 National Eight-Point Dairy
Program, the 7Extension Service
says.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Civilians To ReceiUe
More Canned Salmon

Through a further reduction in
requirements for the Armed Ser
vices, U. S. civilians will receive
1856 million pounds of canned SAL
mon from the 1945 pack instead of
SIS million pounds as formerly ex-
pected the U. S. Department of
Agriculture reports.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-15
Care of Floors

Care of Floors
A solution of lukewarm water
and powdered borax soap proves
best for removing marks made by
war time black composition soles
nd heels, the u S. Department of
Agriculture.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
CLEVELANDO IR APIELINKES ZINIOS
D1RvA-ss2o Superior Avenue ENdicot 44s6Adara vkarai
MIRIM NJ Al

zIDzIUNAS Jonas, ga M, nuo
1907 E. 80 ST., mire Vasario
27, laidojamas Kovo 8, nuo 2
val. po pietQ, Lakeview kapi-
nese. Laidotuviu apeigos bus
atliktos N. A. Wilkelio laido-
tuviu istaigoje, kur velicnis
pasarvotas.
Liko jo zmona, Magde, duk-
te Veronika, ir trys jo EMO
nos vaikai: Jonas Anderson,
Ann Anderson, Frances Balu-
kin. Clevelande liko jo vienas
brolis ir sesuo Mare Radziu-
niene.
Paejo is Seiriju par, Avi-
zieniu KIN. Amerikon atvvko
1906 M, Clevelande gyveno
nuo 1920 metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
DIDELIS BIUDZETAS

Naujasis Mayoras Burke pa
tieke pirma karta didziausi
biudzeta operavimui Clevelan-
do miesto vienam 1945 metui.
10 biudzetas .yra $19,298,350.
Jo direktoriai buvo padave sa-
matas kurios sudare biudzeta
net VirS p milijonu dolariu,
taciau mayoras daug kur ap-
karpe, bet ir tai jo biudzetas
yra apie S1,40O,00O didesnis
negu buvo 1914 metals.
Tas padidejimas apima pa
kelima algu miesto ugniage-
slams if policininkams, prizes
ka koVojo if buves mayoras
Lausche ir dabartinis mayoras
Burke, taciau miesto tarybos
nariai pravede savo tarima pa
kelti algas po S24O metuose
1923 policininkams ir 968 ug-
niagesiams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
VYKSTA ! WASHINGTONA

Clevelandieciai nariai Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Misijos Wash
ingtone rengimo komisijos, P.
J. Ziuris ir K. S. Karpius, vyk-
sta Washingtona Kovo 2 ga
lutiniems sutvarkymams ten
reikalu. Posedyje dalyvaus ir
komisijos pirmininkas Adv. A.
A. Oils is Chicagos ir kiti ko-
misijos nariai is rytu.
Kaip zinoma, ia istorine Lie
tuviu Misija rengiama Ameri-
kos sostineje Kovo % ir "a,
Hotel Statler.
Kurie Clevelandieciai gales
dalyvauti prasomi isigyti Kon-
gresines Vakarienes tikietus
is PIP. ziurio arba Karpiaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
SLAVU KONGRESAS
ROLSEVIKU KONTROLEJ

Karo pradzioje Slavai Anne
rikoje sudare taip vadinama
Slavu Kongresa rupintis SlavQ
tautu reikalais. National jau
tada uz to plano stovejo Mas
kva, .nes dabar paaiski kad ta
organizaciia vadovauja Mask
vos agentai, kurie uzgiria Wis
ka ka su Slavu tautomis boil
sevikai daro.
Lenkai, Slavu dalis, pastara-
me Kongreso posedyje CleVe-
lande noreio iSneSti protesta
prizes .Jaltos konferencijos nu-
tarimus Lenkijos atzvilgiu, Ia
ciau Kongresas ta protesta
atmete, pareiSkes: "Tie pro
testai' yra atgarsis paeinantis
is Berlino". Prize to gi, Kon-
gresas uzgyre Jaltos nutari-
mus kaslink Lenkijos ir Jugo-
slavijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
TAISO "SALES TAX"
ISTATYMA

Valstijos Senatorius James
Metzenbaum is Clevelando pa
tieke praktiska pataisa Ohio
valstijos "Sales Tax istaty-
mo, kuris paimta svarstyti Ko-
vo l diena.
10 planas sureguliuotu TAX
su grazinima valstijos izdui,
nes dabar smulkiu prekiu biz
nyje INFANT po 1c nuo. kiekvie-
no 10c pirkinio susidaro ne 3
nuos. taksu bet 10 nuos., ka
pirkejas sumoka, o pardavejas
SUI valstija atsiskaito tik uz 3
nuoS., kiti Z nuoS. tu gautu
is zmoniu taksu kur nors dim
gsta.
Sen. James Metzenbaum bu-
vo pirmininkas Lietuvai Rubu
Vajaus Didziajame Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
KAIP ISRODO 1945
AUTOMOBILE
ZENkLAI

1916 metams automobiliams
nauji zenklai (tags) yra toxic
juodos raides ir numeriai ant
balto dugno.
Paskubekit isigyti savo lais-
nu numerous anksti, kreipian-
tbs j Dirvos ofisa - ofisas at
daras Xxi 9 val. vakare Gssky-
rus sekmadienius).
Kovo 81 yra paskutine die
ma laisnams isigyti.
Reikia atsineSti visu savo
dokumentus, kaip visada, tik
taip naujus laisnus bus gall
ma isigyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
SIRDINGA PADEKA

Mirus mano mylimai zmonai,
Antaninai Baranauskienei, is
reiskiu savo sirdinga padeka
jos giminietei UrSulei Sukienei
ir mano seserei Adelei Kancie-
nei uz suraminima ta nakti
kai il mire.
Aciu Moteru Sajungos sc
kuopai ir jos valdybai uz sa-
jausmds ir pasitarnavima, is
SLA IA klopos valdybai ir ma
Rams u gilu atjautima.
Aciu mano zmonos ir mano
giminems vietiniams ir is XII
tu valstiju uz ju sajausmus ir
taipgi kartu visiems Clevelan-
do draugams ir kaimynams uz
geles, uz misias ir uz dalyva-
vima sermenyse ir laidotuve-
Sc.
A6iu. grabnesiams J. Kan
ciui, V. Vailoniui, J. Vailoniui,
J. Budui, J. Skuodziui, J. Ii
dziunui, ir taipgi laidotuviu di-
rektorei Dellai Jakubs uz jos
prielanku patarnavima laidoji-
me. -Aciu Dirvos redakcijai uz
uzuojauta musu nuliudime.
Aciu seimininkems p. Cice-
nienei. NJ. S. 36 KIP. pirminin-
kei, p. Belskienei, p. Rockienei
uz jig pasitarnavima.
Pagaliau aciu gerb. klebonui
Kun. J. Angelaiciui uz atlanky-
ma mano zmonos jai sergeant
ir iai mirus uz gedulingas pa
maldas laidotuviu istaigoj, ba-
znycioj ir kapinese, taipgi uz
davima sales pietums laidotu-
viu dalyviams.
Vvras F. Baranauskas,
jos sunus, Edvardas ir
dukte Frances.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Specials LVS limo
Skyriaus Susirinki-
mas kovo 9

Pereita penktadieni atsibuvo
LVS limo skyriaus susirinki-
mas, apkalbeta beganti reika-
lai, nekurie nariai uzsimokejo
savo buckles.
Geresniam pasiruosimui rel
kale Americas Lietuviu Misi-
JOS Washingtone skyrius nuta-
re Saukti speciali susirinkima
kita penktadieni, Kovo g, Dir
vos redakcijoje. Nariai praso-
mi isitemyti ir pributi j ia SUI
shrinking 9:15 vakare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
SVECIAI

Dirvos redakcijoje lankesi
poni Stephania Douvan Ciur-
lionyte is Detroto. il viesejo
pas savo broli Lakewoode.
il yra mare Lietuviu karei-
viu motinu komisijos iteikimui
Prezidentui peticijos.
Stella Ivinskaite su savo Wy
ru Jonu Thompson lankesi pas
savo tevus. Jonas Thompson
tarnauja pervezime karisku
lektuvu nuskirtas vietas.
Laura Kata (buvus Danevi-
ciene) is Lorain, Ohio, atsiun-
te atvirute is Miami, Floridoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

A SPECIAL delegation of Lith-
uanian Blue and Gold Star Mothers
will present the White House pc
tition signed by a million Ameri-
cans asking the Government to help
Lithuania regain the liberties won
after the First World War.
SO THE STRUGGLE for Lith-
uanian liberty goes on. The United
Lithuanian Relief Fund of America,
with 103 registered branches, is
ready to ship $4,000 worth of
medical supplies and 100000 worth
Of clothing as soon as there is a
ship available.
THE JANUARY February issue
of the Lithuanian Bulletin contains
an article by the Lithuanian Amer
lean Council, Soviet Methods and
Procedure" in annihilating the poll
tical independence and territorial
integrity of Lithuania in 1940. An
other article (by Prof. K. PakStas)
discusses "The Problems of Lith-
uanian Boundaries.
AMERICAN POLES are, natural
ly, very much displeased with the
recent decisions of the Big Three.
Representative O'Korski of Wis
consin scoffed in Congress at the
the agreement for "free, unfettered
elections" to be conducted in Po-
land by the proposed provisional
government. The outcome, he pre-
dicted, would recall the situation
in Lithuania, where Russia exiled
every intelligent Lithuanian and
imported Russians, and then called
a plebiscite. Naturally, they voted
to join the Soviet.
THE FAMOUS French political
writer, Pertinax, thinks the results
of the Crimea conference point to
a distinct reaction against the
whole policy of spheres of influ-
ence". Henceforward, he says, the
three great powers and France are
going to cooperate in every liberia
ted country to bring into being a
political regime endorsed by pop
ular will.
SENATOR WHEELER, however,
holds a different view. According
to him, "the Crimean conference is
a great victory for Stain and Rus
sian imperialism" The promised
free elections and consultations are
merely words, in the opinion of
this Senator, and will be so as
long as Russia controlled the Bal
tic and Balkan States to be reor-
ganized. 1t means, he said, that
we shall return to the spheres of
influence. Only a federated system
of a United States in Europe can
bring lasting peace, declared Sen.
Wheeler.
SGT. STANLEY F. BENDER
(Bendorius) received one of the
highest military awards - the Con"
gressional Medal of Honor. He was
born in West Virginia, and resided
in Chicago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios su-
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos, todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
SALCIAU

Po tulo laiko orc susvelneji-
mo, ziema vel atsinaujino, su
salciu ir sniegu. Diduma le-
do ir sniego jau nuvare be jo-
kiu blogu pasekmiu.
Kovo pradzia. atejo SUI snie-
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