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JAPONIJOJE, paleisti is
kalejimu bolsevikai prade-
10 rekauti smerkdami da-
bartine tvarka ir reikalau-
ii naujos valdzios. Susior-
ganizavo ten betgi ir Ma
cionale Darbininku Fedora
CHA, kuri kovoja prizes rau-
dOnuOsius.
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NEVARYS RUSU
! SOVIETIJA

Bolseviku gaudymas Vo-
kietijoje Rusiiios pilieciu ir
ia priedanga laikas nuo lai-
ko isvezimas net ir Lietu-
viu ir kitty tautu zmoniu
Russia lieka sulaikytas.
Gen. Eisenhower paskel-
be kad Americas kareiviai
nera tam kad padeti boise
vikams gauti Rusijos pile
eius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Amerikos valstijas ir ju isto-
rijas. Tokiu budu, ir rasytojai
butu suselpti, ir knygu atsiras-
tu.
SAKOMA, Europoje raso Sa-
vickas, Brazdzionis, seinius,
Klimas ir kiti. Kodel neduoti
jiems pinigu isleisti naujos Ii
teraturos? Kodel neduoti pi-
nigq pabegusios Lietuvos pro-
fesoriams-m -mokytojams parasyti
ir isleisti nauju vadoveliu? Bu-
tu ir pasalpa, ir musu literatu.
ros praturtinimas.
Butu grazu ir naudinga jei
sakysim TMD paimtu pavyzd
is savo istorijos kai B. K. Ba-
lutis, 'be nariq ir lido pradejt
leisti Kudirkos Rastus. Atsi
RADIO nariu ir izdas - ir Ras
tai buvo isleisti. Kodel, pavyz
dziui, nepasiimti isleisti ser
gancio Savicko "zeme Dega'
arba Atsiminimus, arba Braz
dzionio "Svetimi Kalnai?"
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- .Iuri Butt &aYtoIa &kanCioje YakW konernGjoe
RAGINA Butt
PASIRUOSUS

Gen. Marshall, U. S. Ar
mijos stabo virsininkas, pa
reiske kad Amerika turi
butt pasiruosus ateiciai ir
neprivalo tik pasitiketi ant
atomines q bombos. Sake, 81
Sails turf butt "pasiruosus
arba zlugti". Jis ragina tu-
reti nuolat lavinama armi-
la, visi jauni vyrai privalo
butt imami vienam metui
militariskam paruosimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Japonija nori atnaujinti
silko prekyba su pasauliu
ir gauti uz silka mainais
sau taip reikalingo maisto.
Xiii tikrina, Amerikoje
israstas nylon jau atstoja
silko vieta ir mazai kas Sill
ko reikalaus.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - Baige-
81 streikas Alcoa dirbtuve-
sc New Kensington ir Ar
mold. Streikavo 1900 dar-
bininku.
Beaver Falls taipgi cry
20 dirbti 5000 darbininku
Babcock and Wilcox Co. is
dirbysteje.
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NE VTST AKIT g,

NE VISI AKLI. Senate
rius Wherry skelbia kad
Sovietu reikalavimas ketu-
riu valstybiu kontroles ia
ponijos ''yra niekas kitas
kaip gudrus pasikesinimas
perkelti suirute ir kenteji-
ma, ka kencia Europa, j, pa
cia Azijos sirdi"..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Japonai Formosa saloje
nuzude IA Amerikos karo
lakunu paimtu nelaisven,
Tx pora savaiciu prizes ia
ponijos', pasidavima.
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Suzeistu ir netekusiu tu-
lu kuno daily, ranku, koju,
akiu ir tam panasiai, vete-
ranu randasi apie 1925, 900
ir visos Sales darbdaviai
raginami parupinti jiems
darbus kuriuos jie galetu
atlikti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Apie 500 JapOnq nusken-
do kuomet Siomis dienomis
ju laivas vezes karius at
gal is salu uzejo ant minos
ir laivas tapo susprogdin-
taS,
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AMERIKOS kariu

AMERIkOS karlQ Sla-
me kare zuvo ir mire nuo
ivairiu priezasciu keturis
kartus daugiau negu per-
eitame kare.
Penkiuose pirmesniuose
karuose Amerika neteko
192,581 vyru; | pasaulinia-
me kare zuvo 50,510; II pa
sauliniame kare jau zuvo
ir mire virs 205,O0O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

PREF. TRUMAN reika-
lauja kongreso skirt $50
milijonu dolariu suma tuo-
.iau, UNRRA reikalams. ST
organizacija rupinasi karo
nukentejusiu selpimu.
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Filmu indgstrijoj Holly.

Filmu indqstrijoj Holly
wood, CAL, tesiasi keliu sa-
vaiciu technisku darbinin-
ku streikas. Streikeriai su-
kelia ir riauses. Sakonla 81
streika kursto komunistai,
ju tikslas yra uzvaldyti fill
mu industrija ir per filmas
plest bolsevikine propagan-
da.
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SOVIETU MarSalas Zu-

oOV AII MOI odIdo LU-
kov buvo pasisokes apsilan-
kyti Amerikoje. Bet boil
seviku politikai Maskvoje
national pasirode nesvei-.
kas tas jo sumanymas, ir
zukov "susirgo".
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; k
ID A r. B Al.
Baigesi Audeju Strei-
.kas

Spaliu 10, trijose valsti-
jose - New Jersey, New
York ir Pennsylvania -
pasibaige tekstiles darbi-
ninku streikas ir 284 dirb-
tuviu $4,000 darbininku su-
gryzo dirbti. Susitaikyta
streika baigti gavus 10 c.
valandai mokesties daugiau
vyrams ir po SC moterims.
Tikimas pasiekti susita-
rimo minkstos ANGLES dar-
bininku streike, kuriu 180,-
900 pamete darbus ir uzda-
re 149 kasyklas.
Paskirose industrijose ir
ivairiose Sales dalyse strei-
kuoja dar apie 100000 dar-
bininku.
New YOrkO uOSte Sutruk-
dyta laivu krovimo darbai,
del streiko uostu darbinin-
ku; 80 laivu sutrukdyta
ntlo isplaukimo.
Automobiliu industrijoje
vedama derybos del parei-
kalavimo pakelti algos 80
nuoS.
Siaurvakarinese valstijo-
Sc streikuoja virs 10000
misku darbininku.
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GEN. MACARTHUR uz-
tiko Japonijoje S250,0O0,OOO
aukso, sidabro ir platinumo
rezervu, ka paeme j savo
zinia.
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Mirgu Marga
IL Raso Kugis Mugis.

LIUDNIAUSIAS Lietu vi.
dalykas yra Pabaltijos valsty-
biu pranykimas, tarutautiniu
mostu pokarinio pasaulio tvar-
ka svarstant. Kalbama apie
Bulgaria., Austria, Vengrija,
Graikija, Rumanija, bet visai
neuzsimenama apie Lietuva,
Latvija ir Estija, kurios suda-
ro siaurine dali mazuju, Rytu
ir Vidurio Europos tautu juo-
sta. Jei Lietuva nebus laisva,
nebus laisva nei Bulgaria..
Lietuvos laisves klausima
reikia butinai sugrazinti viesu-
mon - tarptautine scena.
Bet to nepadarysime slapstyda-
miesi ir baliayodami po Chica-
gos hotelius. Belskime duris
Washingtone!
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DAUGIAU sviestO. Ka-
ro Departments pranesa
pranesa apie paliuosavima
80 milijonu svaru sviesto
civiliu sunaudojimui.
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CEKIJOJE, pastaru die
nu rinkimuose laimeio di-
dele dauguma komunistai
kandidatai. Tai pasekme
Sovietu itakos.
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LAVAL, Prancuzas pre-
mjeras Vichy vyriausybeje,
atrastas kaltu dirbime SUI
Vokieciais okupantais, il
nuteistas mirti.
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Sovietai Pranasauja
Amerikai 10000, 900
Bedarbiu

Sovietu organas Izvestia
Maskvoje paskelbe kad Xxi
gallo siu metu Amerikoje
bus virs 10 milijonu bedar-
biu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Pragyvenim0 kainos ka-
ro begiu salyje pakilo 81
nuos., kaip skelbia Darbo
Debartmentas.
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reikia butinai sugrazinti viesu-
mon - tarptautine scena.
Bet to nepadarysime slapstyda-
miesi ir baliayodami po Chica-
gos hotelius. Belskime duris
Washingtone!
LONDONO konferencijos pa
sibaigimas be nieko teikia ma
zoms tautoms vilties. Rusai,
kaip musu Valstybes Sekreto-
rius Byrnes pareiske, norejo
prisuokti demokratijas vaduo-
tbs principu: 'Keno gala to ir
valia".
Bet Amerika ir Anglia sto-
jo uz prileidima visu Suvienytq
Tautu dalyvauti taikos nuosta-
tus isdirbant. Mazuju tautu
reikalus ypatingai gina Aust
ralija. Pripazinus balsa ma
zoms tautoms, aisku, jos gins
mazu tautu reikalus.
AMERIKONU spaudoje bu-
vo zinia kad Lietuvos pabege-
liams nebebus duodama mais-
to is Vokietijos atsargu ir ga
mybos. Tai butu didziausia ne
teisybe. Daugelis tu Lietuviu
buyo varu Vokietijon nuvary-
ii. Sake, musu profesoriai bu-
vo priversti ilgas valandas
griovius kasti, O jaunos mergi-
nos per diena buvo verciamos
kilnoti simto svaru metalo is
dirbinius.
Tie Lietuviai kruvinu darbu
uzsipelne ne vien Vokietijos
maisto, bet vietos uzuovejai,
Xxi ju likimas nebus issprestas.
Jei musu vadai tikrai Lietu-
va ir jos kenciancius zmones
myletu, Washingtone senai bu-
tu pastatyta Americas pilieciQ
Lietuvip atstovyba, kuri pries
toki elgesi klaIbintu Washing
tone visas duris, kad neteisy.
be nebutu daroma!
NESENAI isspausdinta Lau.
terbacho knyga, "These Are
the Russians, kurioje Lietu
vos klausimas vaizduojamas
kaip "issprestas" (Rusu nau
dai), O kova del Lietuvos lais
YES, "Amerikieciu pinigais va
roma propaganda. Paneigia
mas Lietuviu Bendras Fondas
Galima drasiai tvirtinti kat
tarybininku "Informacijos cen
tras", kuris praleido pinigl
knygelei apie neva Roosevelt
giminiecio kelione po Viduram
ziu Lietva, nerado triju cent?
paste zenklul1o ir sumanum,
parasyti tam Lauterbachui tt
kra tiesa.
BALI, Spaliu i d., pradej
Lietuvos pabegeliams Lietuvis
ku knygu vaju. Praso vadove
liu, musu literaturos leidinil
maldaknygiu, bet nenori kny
GU "pasenusia kalba55.
Deja, ,pirm sio karo Lietuvo
knygu leidejai brolius Amer
kiecius savo knygomis pamil
So. Tokiu budu, tinkamu kny
gu "pasenusia kalba".
simtai egzemplioriu.
Gerai Fondas padarytu j
pasinaudotu pavyzdziu is bl
vusios Amerikonu WPA. 6
pinigu buvo selpiami rasytoj'
sukurti, pavyzdziui, serija ap
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Washngtone susauktas darbo unu vadu pastarimas su
darbdavu vadas aptarmu palakymo akos darbininku
darbdaviais Gale stale sedi Komercos Sekreoru Wallace
saa o Darbo Sekretorus Schwelenbach Dalyvavo Amer
kos Darbo Federaos prezdentas Green CIO vadas Philip
Murray ir daug kitty Bet streikai salyje pinta.
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Automobiliq isdir b e a i
pasirenge praplesti auto
billy gamyba taip kad be-
gyje Is metu ant keliu sio-
je salyje bus apie 80 mill
.ionu automobiliu. Dabarti-
niu laiku yra kick virs 80
milijonu.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-12-29
WOBURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Harold T. Branch, Pastor
WoBURN, Mass, Dec. 24th-Rev.
Branch brought very inspiring mes
sages to both the morning and evening
congregations on Sunday. The pr-
mary department under the leader
ship Of Mesdames Mildred Phillips,
Mae Petty, Martha Burton, Charlotte
Finley and Miss Shirley Canada had
a Christmas party which was greatly
enjoyed by the little tots. The Christ
mas sale held by the Victory Service
club at the church December 14th was
grand success. The hand made ar
ticles went very fast, and the moving
pictures shown by the telephone COM
pany were greatly enjoyed. Another
veteran, William David is home from
the war. Our girls are home for Christ
mas. Elizabeth Scheneks is visiting
her family on Centre st. and Miriam,
Dorothy, and Gertrude Kellar are
at their mothers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Bay are also visiting their mother.
1t is nice to have them all home.
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boro, N. c. Rev Clayton will give
his last message as pastor of the
church on December Both, speaking
morning and evening. Baptism will
fellow the morning esrvice. Deem
Der 3lst Watch meeting.
Club Notes
The Mystic Social Welfare Society
held its Christmas party on Deem
Ter 81 with Mrs. Alice Rose in charge
opening with carol singing with Mrs
"A. G. Valentine at the piano after
which a social time followed with
games. Gifts were exchanged and re-
freshments served. Mrs. Rose was as
sisted by Mr.. Lulu Clemens and Mrs
Pearl Ridley. Mrs. Morrison and
Mrs. Clara Pryor were the special
committee for Christmas distrbu-
tons. Mn. Tyler, president, spoke
briefly comparing this year with last
year. At that time we were writing
cards and sending gifts to the service
men and women. Now, thanks were
being given and all can rejoice.
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West MedfOrd

M. KOUNTZE
50 Jerome St. = Telephone ARL

w. MEDFORD, Mass, Dec. "a
Pastor Bailey preached beautiful
Christmas sermon calling upon all
mankind to forge future world of
peace, security and goodwill. The
Shiloh Choir which featured the
Christmas program, will enjoy a New
Years Day Party at the home of
Mrs. Bailey whose work during 1915
was outstanding. The Teen-Age Choir
members, who also are to be COM
mended for devoting their youth to
religious endeavor, include the follow
ing names: lone Digger, Gloria Bos-
field, Mary Booker, Norma Valentine,
Joan Rhone, Beverly Parham, Nancy
and Marguerite Jones, Nancy LASH
ter, Eugene and Charles Lambert,
Achland Lee, Mabel Chisolm, and
Chester Works. Shiloh will observe
New Years Sunday services and
Evening Services will be resumed in
1916. The Holiday Season was bright
one in the community and cheerful
brilliantly lighted Christmas Tree
ST onsored by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Snowden Of Jerome Street enhanced
the occasion as never before. There
will be a gay New Years Party and
Dance at the Community Center and
indications point to one OF the biggest
New Years celebrations in most
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What il 1915 were our last year in
hfe2 What chance and hurryl Well,
this is your chance to contact and try
to please the One Who Knows. Meet
It's Sunday, Dec. 30, 10:45 AM. at
Mt. Zion. Theme "Our Hearts De-
SIRE At 7:3O PM, theme: "The
Danger Of Pride. Sunday, Dec. % at
l0:45 Am. Rev Dennis delivered the
Christmas sermon on Emmanuel, the
Worlds Gift and Saviour" Always
new but not always weak as in that
FIRST fight to Egypt, He came to save,
not to destroy. His three and thirty
years gave Him world power beyond
all local and national power. So those
who know the new born King En-
manuel have nothing to fear, not even
the atomic bomb. Hear Him saw.
fear not the limited power of man:
but fear Him that can kill soul and
body and cast one into hell. Him
we fear, love and obey. At 7:30 PM.
the pastor gave short talk on Clear
ing the Books"-of heart. soul and
mind. Leave the past and move to
higher grounds forgive and forget but
don't forget your VOWS; stop making
them easy to forget and hard to re-
member. Let's look up, all around
and keep going. The choir rendered
Christmas selections at the evening
service. The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lee is home on a visit from
.N.Y.C. Mrs Emma Lee read a eulogy
from the Sunday School at the fune-
nj of Mr. Joseph Reid, Monday
Dec. II. Mr.. Reid was teacher in
the Sunday School. Come to Zion.
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QViCKIE QViz

JUMP OFF: Popular from the time
Il was introduced, basketball was
played in more than IS countries
before the outbreak Of World War
III. Though a tough, hard-hiIting
game as now conducted, women too
continue TO go in for the sport
with vast enthusiasm.
FAST DRIBBLE; Basketball has
more players lhan any other COM
pefiIive sport - about 22, 900
throughout the world - and in the
United States il has drawn as high
as 100000 600 admissions annually.
SET SHOT: The extent Of basket.
balls popularity in other climes Is
shown by the fact that the worlds
record crowd for a single game was
established in Peiping, China.
YOU HAVE TWO POINTS-IF:
You can tell Bill Brandt Of the MBS
''Inside of Sports series about how
many years ago girls started to play
basketball.
Young t0onaeH started playing DdS.
ketbGlI oUer 81 years ago, in an era
tohea feminine athletes, despite
dire predictions By both pulpit and
press, came into and held their oUn
in sports.
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homes here and elsewhere. Never
theless, it is hoped that moderation
will prevail to a degree where over
indulgence and damage will be held
at a minimum for the prestige Of this
community. The local Teen-Age Club
recently enjoyed a party at the home
Of vice president Norma Valentine.
For many months now the Medford
Teen Age Canteen at Mis- has been
open to all youth of Medford and.
ia fact, trumpet king Lloyd Wright
played at most of the early dances.
Only recently have local teen-agers
attended the High School affairs in
considerable numbers. Last Saturday
among those present were Mary
Booker, Janice Furey, Debra Rose,
Buddy Clayton, and Charlie Paris.
Others are expected later. More and
more veterans are coming home as
every hour brings us close to the
end OF 1915, a year in which this COM
munity has seen many changes, many
arrivals and many departures; peace,
in many interpretations, to all those
concerned. We face 1916 with high
hopes and need for faith and courage
and in completing another year as
your humble city reporter may we
wish one and all a HAPPY NEW
YEAR.
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w O CESTER
IT is ALL RIGHT NOW
J. H. Edwards, ? Liberty t., Worcester 5

Among the many boys who have re-
turned home and who spent Xmas
with their folks we're Jerome Smith
Ct Mason St. and Herbert Wilson
OF Liberty st. HARRY w. Toll
SON. Death came to Harry w.
Tolson Of % Clayton St. Monday,
Dec. II. The funeral was held at the
George Sessions Chapel at S:15 AM.
We'd, Dec. 10, with high mass Of
Requiem at 8 o'clock at st AIMS
Church Burial was in St. Johns
Cemetery. Mr.. ToIson was born in
Worcester, the son of Robert and
Mary (Harris) Tolson. He was well
known as a club steward identified
with Boston hotels. He leaves his
widow, Mrs. Emma /. Gnman) Toll
son and a sister, Mrs. Edith Gardner
OF New York. Pic Walter A.
Valley of s Clayton St. was dis
charged from the service Dec, IS at
Fort Devens. The Dixie Barbe-
cue, Inc. has applied for an alcoholic
license at its present location l4l-145
Summer st. +. The Rens defeated
the Marcus team 67 to So Sunday,
Dec. l6, in Mechanics Hall. The
A.ME. Zion Mems club held a meet
ing Tuesday, Dec. IS, at the church.
The agenda was business session.
Rev. Hillman Mays presided. /.
There will be an organization OF
Worcester War Mothers early in the
new year.
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MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Dec. 24-aWhen
Christmas Comes was the theme Of
the splendid Christmas Sunday mes
sage by Rev. Williston Holbert. The
music by the choir was also good I'M
der the guidance fthe organist. Mrs.
Alberta Valentine. Special comment
is made Of the rendition Of Brahms
Holy Night by a quartette-Oliye
Whitaker, soprano; Shirley Hodges,
alto; Francis Stokes, tenor; Frank
Rogers, bass; Jennie NJ. Smith. OBJ
ligato. The Sunday School pro-
gram followed at the regular hour.
Especially good was the exercises Of
the Beginners department. Recita-
tons and songs were also given by
the primary and junior departments,
Mr.. Everett West, superintendent.
The evening program was in charge
OF Mrs. Helen R. Smith: Mrs. Alice
1arby OF Everett, readings; Duet by
Mrs Rosa Rogers and Miss Shirley
Hodges; Carol singing by the young
people; Violin selection, Mr.. Sneed.
Gifts Of money were given. Flowers
in loving memory OF uncle-Deacon
Chas. A. Stokes by Francis l..
Stokes. Mr. Stokes passed away
December q, 1874. The church was
happy to welcome home Sgt. "Billie'
White from Germany and Cpl. Will
lam Sewell from India. - Mrs, Minnie
M. Bond Of Everett left to spend the
holiday season with her daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gusts Of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. Mary Allen of Green's
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nAPpY NEw YEAR To AZ


WORCESTER, Mas Dec. "a
This column loves to see people happy
and able to smile. The last four
years have been years Of pain, an
guish. sorrow and hopes, but 1915
will be ushered in with some people
scrrowful and others that have no
cause to be sorrow1l but | know
their hearts will go ON in sympathy
to those less fortunate. Won't you
Join with this column in the hope
that now we can have, through the
grace Of God, a peaceful New Year?
So may the following encourage you
to smile in the face of 1916. Two
sailors were sitting at the opera lis
tening to the prima donna sing. Say,
Mac" said one to the other, "she
certainly has a repertoir, hasn't she?"
His mate replied "Yeah, and that
dress shes wearing amt helpin' il
any. what kind Of dress did Ann
wear to thy party last night?' /
don't know, but think it was
checked boy, that must have been
some party Eva says that night
clubs these days remind her of the
gay nineties--the women are gay and
the men are ninety. Dumb Lozie says
my boy friend in the AAF drops
bombs on tap rooms and night clubs. .
Friend, that sounds strange" D. l..
"Yeah, in his letters he says he's a
Dive Bomber.
Sen. Clarence Saunders OF Boston,
that versatile entertainer, was playing
Worcester 4 weeks in the night spots.
His closing appearance was at Rey-
nolds Red Roof, Greendale. He spent
the holidays in Hartford, Conn.
A FEW QUOTES. eve shall pros
per as we learn to dignity labor and
put brains and skill into the common
occupations OF life. Booker T.
Washington "The hope of the
future hes not in better human inyen-
lions but in better human relations.
Author unknown. "Take your
hats of to the past but take your
coats of to the future. Glare Boothe
Luce. Every man should keep
p fair sized cemetery in which to bury
the faults Of his friends. Henry
Ward Beacher, Mr.. James Dayen-
port left Worcester Dec. "a to spend
the holidays with friends and relatives
in N G. Mr., and Mrs. Louis
Massie left Dec. % for holiday visits
with friends and relatives in n. c.
and S, G. The Chicken Coop will
lie open New Years with q special
New Years chicken menu. Mrs.
Wallace, proprietor of the Chicken
Coop was Christmas dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kountze of Boston.
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tannle Reed.
The Civil Liberties rattle was won by
Maud Brown of Mortified st. She
was very generous with it, allowing
everyone to have Whit before she
could get it home. Now you can
guess what it was.
All OF the Advance class please re-
Port for rehearsal next week, Wednes-
DAY.
The Nurses are having a play in
March. Come out and enjoy your
selves. Mrs. Marie is the chairman.
Our chairman of the unit is very
much pleased that the boys who went
away in Uncle Sans service did not
forget to look in on her and wish her
good luck in her undertaking.
We rejoice with the families Of all
the boys who were fortunate in hay
ing them home for the holidays.
All children who have their invita-
Thanks go to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
D. Saunders, II Wabon St. for the
donation of five dollars for the little
ones happiness at Christmas time; to
Miss Leila Howe for her donation Of
one dollar; and also to those donors
who do not want their names men.
toned.
The Civil Liberties group met last
Sunday. There was good attendance.
Mrs. Edna G. Taylor, chairman.
The Unit and the Nurses are happy
along with one of their members, Mrs.
Dorothy. Cisco, on the return Of her
son who is home for Christmas from
service in Uncle Sans Navy.
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Mrs. Taylor wishes to thank old
and new friends for their very beauti-
f,l Christmas cards Cards tell one
that you are still remembered.
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SICK
Sorry to hear Of the illness of Mrs.
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Thanks goes to Nurse Helen Polk
fol being on duty alone. Ii every.
bory shirked their duty what mes:
this old world would be in.
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Remember, mourners, your loved
ones will be with you in everything
you do way up into the drifting sky.
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The Unit and the Nurses are happy
along with one of their members, Mrs.
Dorothy. Cisco, on the return Of her
son who is home for Christmas from
service in Uncle Sans Navy.
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Life holds lots OF pleasure
But I've always found it true,
"Tho world is even brighter
Because of folks like YOU.
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The Civil Liberties group met last
Sunday. There was a good attendance.
Mrs. Edna G, Taylor, chairman.