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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Real Estate
Houses For sale
Harry c. Peet


REALToR
ils Pearl St. Phone 1871
WEST CROSS ST. II room house.
two baths. two firsplaees. furnace,
$3.50. Terms
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
igan. 10 room modern house, near
~ new furnace. large lot. $1,000.
Terms. Near stores.
ONE ACRE, off Ecorss Rd. room
house with stairs TO attic room.
Nice cement block chicken house.
$4,000. Terms $1,000 down. SIS mo.
NORTH SIDE, 2 acres, attractive
small house, $4,000. Terms $500
down.
FORD ST. near Ecorse Road. , room
house. stool. garage, t2.6T5. Terms
10 ROOM BRICK income house. four
apartments, three complete tub
baths, 4 shower bath, spacious
grounds, beautiful shrubbery, fish
pond, Two apartments OF furniture
90. Hot water heat, stoker. Reason
able price. Terms.
& ROOM HOUSE, furnace, on paved
street. $4,000. Terms. Close in.
II ROOM HOUSE, bath, on River
Boulevard. $500. Terms
WEST sIDE-North Summit near
Cross 81. 7 room modern house.
NORTH SIDE, RIDGE ROAD. 30
acre farm, room house, barn,
chicken house, variety fruit orch
ard, $1,000. Terms $500 down. 145
month.
DAVIS ST. room bungalow. bath,
furnace, stoker. priced TO sell.
terms
s ROOM HOUSE. bath, furnace, 50 IT,
frontage. Opposite Boyer Hospital,
s., 900 Terms
STEWART ST. Block from Generator
Plant. 8 room house. furnace, large
lot, $1,000. Terms.
ROOM HOUSE. bath, furnace. hard
wood floors, cleo, not water heat
er. garage, storm windows and
screens. Near limerick 81. 5000.
terms.
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Announcements
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SELLING OUT Refrigerstor, bed
room sets Wilcox portable radt,
and recorder. turn tables. MI
crophones professional Living
rooms, dining room. Duncan Pfvfs.
leather chairs. maple dinette, -
egtric Nibra-Hsrp. blue TT hack
with o'tomsu. ladies' clothes. i2-ft.
hsthinette. table lamps, navy blue
tnpCUat and =. coat. Mems IS. Many
articles. No junk. You buy good
things here, best quality. s35 Bueua
Vista. Ann Arhor
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Houses For Sale
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Merchandise

Merchandise
Household Furnishings
8 BURNER KEROSENE STOVE.
black and white finish Good con-
ditiou. So. s993 TGttle I'm I'd
Corner Willis Road.
ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET. Mrs
Charles Roberts, Corner L. S. g
and ll-.
LEAVING TOWN, living room. din
cite, bedroom furniture. Call ilf0-M
or see after s p. ~. at 1912 Pear.
NINE PuCE DINING SET
LAUNDRY STOVE
400 MADISON BLVD.
DINING ROOM TABLE AND BCF-
FET FOR SALE, Yer. reasonable.
EOS y. Normal 81
Farm Products Equipment
POTATOES s. st. EAST SIDE MAR
net. 1900 h. Michigan Ave. Cuder
new mana cement
ALFALFA HAY First and second
cutting Bdlrd. 1873 ~. ". Huron
River Drive. Phone l4t4-W.
Musical Equipment
srART YOUR CHILD's MUSICAL
education now. Select one Of our
reconditioned fully guaranteed pia-
nos. Grinnell Bros, no W. Mich
igan.
Used PIANO SALE All recondi-
toned and guaranteed. Ypsilanti
Piano Co, 4O7 y Michigan Ava
RCA CONSOLE RADIO with auto
matte record changer Phone
l5tS-W.
SMALL PIANO FOR SALE al two
hundred and fifty In good conii-
tign. Wilma hoa6land, .jl5 y.
Adams ST.
Merchandise Fur Sale
Is2 HARLEY MOTORCYCLE. low
mileage. horse sleigh with bells
"a r. johnson, lo-ot Wills I'd,
Willis.
THIS CHRISTMAS Add new charm
10 your homo with fine all ma
hOgdny table. $3.50. Grinnell Bros
30 ". Michigan Ave.
HORSESHOE COUNTER Can be
used for bar. Telephone
2l61-I.
SEAT sLEDS-Newly designed, FOR
children 60 ! years, $40. De-
liyerrd. Phone Ann Arbor e-SsOa.
CLEARANCE SALE 100 DISCOUNT
Kew fall dresses on hand. Sizes
so. MiisOuette Frocks. 6O2 r.
Michigan Ave. Phone 7s1-W.
FOR SALE LIONEL. TRAGN-I.ots
OF extras. Divens Luggage q Lea
Their Goods, 71H west Cross -.
LADIES WHITE SHOE lee SKATES
size I. Excellent condition. Mems
black ice skates, size Ma. Art
Grotziugcr, 1919 T.. Davis.
BOYS BICYCLE. child's white
skates %. ladies' black 80, Scout
uniforms ~ and 10. Pm. b5l-W.
BEAGLE HOUND. Guitar, mems top
coat size -. slack suit, size IS.
Sleds. 106 Railroad ST.
CALDER 3220 REVOLVER
CALL lI1 BETWEEN
500 A NJ. AND 500 =. NJ.
PORTABLE TYPEw Remis
Scout Model $500. Burnie Ross
bach, 1885 Packard. Phone SOW.
) CHROME 500 - rings, spot
iight, fog lamps, fit. 500 Maple
BOY s HOCKEY SKATES
Tubular. o.
Phone l74s-W.
9 pr. REAL SILK MEMS SOCKS,
t0i4-ll. % fine linen mems hand
kerchiefS, pr. mems kid gloves.
size AL new. Fine for Christmas
gifts. ala :. Washington.
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Acreage, Lake Frontage
and a lovely modern home. Whe-
tler you want - for a golf course.
resort. riding academy or farm
ing
IT'S A BARGAIN! Near a leading
l.. 8. Highway only a short ridA
from lpsi. II can be bought with
anywhere from 10 to l20 acres
Of land. Let US show it to you.
BUY NOV
WILLOW RUN WILL BE A VERY
LARGE MANUFACTUR RING plant
with two Of Americas greatest in
dustrialists behind the wheel.
ROOMS. all modern. fun base
ment, garage. $4,000 - $500
down. last Side.
5 ROOMS. Allen St Some furni-
ture. $4,000.
Is ACRES, Lincoln School district,
5000. $4,000 down.
II ROOMS. modern, ) apts., in
come i94O per month. Al rent
ed. $500. 5000 down.
Il ROOMS. ". Cross St $3.50.
part cash.
ROOMS. Jerome St $500.
20 ACRES, room house. 2 stall
garage, Barn and chicken coop.
Paved road, $500.
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WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED
All makes. Wringer rolls.
FAMILY RADIO SHOP
i06 w. Michigan. Phone s
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H AN N A N

Phones 2614-rGla. 30. 10 Unity BldI
r. a. kRNDER. MGR.
OPEN EVENINGS AND ST NDAiS
ELDER ST. ( rooms, semi modern.
Completely furnished. Garage, 2 eN-
ira lots Price 100000. Price in
rludcs furniture immediate posses
sion. Call Mr.. NoN. Res. Phone l404
u.LLn
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MOVING 4 STORAGE
YPSILANTI CARTAGE q STORAGE
Co, Local Moving, Storage. Graft
ing and Trucking. IS years In Ypsi-
lanu. Coast To t.Unst Moving.
Estimates Free. II Il Cross St
Phone 364
CALL OUR ADTAKER at 40 fop
ClaaslflAh AdNertlaing SarNica
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H A N N A N

Phones 2GIN-26I5. No. 10 Unity Bldg
v. n. kRNpEE, MGR.
OPEN EVENINGS AID SUNDAY :
BALLARD ST; Rooms and Bath
Modern Garage. close down town.
Price $4,000 cash. cali Mr.. Noll,
Res Phone 1905 WITH
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Okinowons see mony un-
tomll'or things these doys, and
this motive younester seems
fascinated with CorpI, {. Cum
miskey's comero.
Signal Corps Photo.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

For displaying outstanding eouroee in the foec Of
enemy fighters" It. Ryerson. IS. pilot OF Morouder
bomber. oworded the Silver Stor. The young
heutenont the citoton reods voluntarily dropped out
Of tormotion" during mission occupied Europe
TO give protection to the crew OF onother bomber
which forced to foil behind due to tIok domoee
On onother occasion. when the right engine Of
his bomber went out OF commission over forget in
fronce It. Ryerson the ocelom Of his fellow ormen
by flying the crippled pone more thon zoo miles book
to his base single motor On two other occasions.
the young pilot had to his ship home single
engine.
1t Rycrson vcteron Of IS missions fronee ond'
Germony, OF the few pilots to continue flying
The southern news., 1945-11-24

MES ANDERSON, 46,
chief machinist's mate, USN,
2441 Paunack street, San
Diego, Calf, at work at one
of the Navy's amphibious
bases in the Pacific. Chief
Anderson, a veteran of %
years Naval service, is chief
machinist in charge of "A"
Division at this important
Naval activity. He wears the
World War l Victory Medal,
Yangtze Valley campaign rib
bon, American Defense and
American theater ribbons and
the Asiatic-Pacific theater
ribbon with Bronze Star, all
in addition to the Navy Good
Conduct ribbon with four
stars.
The southern news., 1945-11-24

LOCAL NAVY MAN AIDS IN SHOOTING DOWN 13
JAP PLANES-These sharpshootng 2Omm. machine gun
ners helped their ship the u HARRY F. BAUER compile
record of 3 Jap planes shot down during the air and sea
battle OF Oknawa Shown at the 2Omm gun which they
they are left to right: Willie A. Lee stewards mate first
class USNR, Route BLACKSTONE Va; Ellis E. Winton,
garfield, KY, and Charles W. Mitchell stewards mate first
class, USN, 1719 Wexford street, Mobile Ala
The southern news., 1945-11-24

JOSEPH B. SEMPER, seaman, first Glass; 4945 Vim
cennes avenue, Chicago Ill., is shown standng) explaining
question examination being taken by buepacket to
discover his progress in the Navy educational services pro-
at Pearl Harbor Former school teachers and college
teach sailors who have had less than fourth grade
education Before ensting in the Navy Semper field
representative for the War Manpower Commission.
The southern news., 1945-11-24

ROBERT L. Afford, mailman third Glass; 3713 North
9th street. Birmingham Aa is shown he took the test
which him the petty officer rating he holds at
Navy post office at the Manana Barracks in Pearl Harbor
He is graduate of Payne College has been the Navy
q months doverseas His wife Mrs Eva N Afford
and two children live at 28O Bethel street. Hartsee Ala
The southern news., 1945-11-24

MAURICE EASTLAND-Pennng his first letter, this
sailor seate who has learned to read and write in classes
of the special training unit of the Navys educational pro-
gram at Pearl Harbor gets little help from Maurice motor
machnss mate first class 589 Jefferson Brooklyn
N. Y Eastand is of the former teachers duty
in the training unit.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA,
 THIRD DIVISION = JACK s. ALTMAN,
 Plaintiff, HENRIET TIE L. ALTMAN.
 Defendant.
 No. S-3928
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, GREETING: You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, Kodiak Precinct, with in thirty days after the last pub- lication of thls summons, namely within thirty days after the lst day of December, l945, Tn case this summons is published, or within forty days after the date of its service upon you, in Case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the com plaint of the above named plain tiff on file in the said court in the above. entitled action. The said plaintiff in sad action demands the following relief: /. A decree Of the sad Court for ever dissolving the bonds of IT lmetilmony existing between the /, plaintiff and defendant.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the Plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demand ed in his complaint as herein before stated
 WITNESS THE HONOR ABLE ANTHONY J. DI- MOND, Judge of the said Court and the seal of the said Court hereunto affixed this 3Oth day of October, 1945.
 Al. E. s. BruneIle
 Clerk
 By Catherine Brundage
 Deputy
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
RUSSIA AND CHINA
reprint from Cleveland Plain
Dealer Oct. 1O.)

The gay tune in your editorial,
"Peace for China" is very COM
prehensible. The civil war in China
with it's horrible consequences is
ayerted, at least temporarily. The
way, however, in which you try to
explain Moscow's abandonment is
not too convincing. It is unfounded
to affirm that the main reason for
MoscoW's concessions is it's fear of
japanese comeback. For it is clear
that japan, demilitarized and oc.
cuped by the Allies for long years
to come, has no chance to emerge
again as a great power. Therefore.
the only plausible explanation of
M0scow's attitude is Washington's
and Lcrdon's support given to Gen.
Chang Kai-shek. The authority Of
Chang Kai-shek in China and the
strength of his armies combined
with Anglo-American power in the
Pacific, made Chinese Communists
pretentions look ridiculous and, at
the same time, were factors Mos
cow could not disregard.
Why we and the British took the
side of Chiang's ard not Yenan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Communists, is self evident: Chang
and not the Chinese Communists,
was our ally in war against Japan.
Therefore to abandon him would
mean to abandon a principle for
which we fought. This would also
mean Communist expansion in Chi
ma. And what we could expect
from this expansion, was clearly
exposed by Max Eastman and J.
B. Powell in their article "The Fate
of the World is at Stake in China"
published in Readers Digest, June
issue. Communist Russia combined
with Communist China would con-
stitute totalitarian colossus which
would be a real menace.
In consideration of this, the Far
East issue is a good reason to re-
joice to all of US. But it is still
premature to be overconfident. Man.
churia, according to what we know
thus far, is to be Russla's and Chi
mas condominium. And we should
not forget that a condominium al
ways opens the way to differences.
On the other hand, the status of
Chinese Communists is not yet
determined. Even if they submit
to Chang, who knows for how
long? Therefore the big job still
lies ahead of us.
JULIUS SMETONA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Dabartinis mayoras Thomas A,
Burke, kandidatas Siais rlnkimals
tai paciai vietai, gime paprastame
name ant E. 10th street tarp Euc
lid ir Hough ave., sunus pasizyme-
iusio Clevelando gydytojo, DR.. Tho
mas A. Burke. Ir dabar, budamas
mayoru, jis nei kick nepasikeite.
Teisiu moksla baiges 1923 metals
pradejo praktikuoti advokaturQ, o
1890 metals Ray T. Miller tuomc-
tini3 County Prosecutor, prikalblno
j apleisti priVatine praktikq " sto-
ii j io staba. Per sesis metas tar
navimo prosekutoriaus ofise, Tho
mas Burke atsizymejo kaip geras
visuomenes reikalQ gynejas 1886
metals jis vel gryzo j privatine tel
stu praktika. taciau 1871 metals
Mayoras Lausche paskyre j miesto
teisiu direktorium. Kaip miesto tel
siu virsininkas, Thomas Burke tapo
stipriu stulpu Lausche administra-
cijoje, ir taip jis tapo mayoru ispil-
dymui termino kada Lausche tapo
i$rinktas gubernatorium.
Jis buvo mayoru per devynis me-
neaius ir gerai atliko savo pareigass
pasirodydamas visai JOINS tinkamas
Jis yra vedes, 1924 metals, turi
dvi dukteris. Jis pasitiki butt val
isrinktas antradieni, Lapkricio 6.
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VICTORY LOAN
VAJUS

Victory Loan paskutine
Pergales Paskola - jau atejo>
Sic pinigai valdziai reikalingi
sugrqzininui kariu is uzjuriu
j namus, globejimui suzeistu IL
goninese ir aprupinimui kariu
sugryztanciu savo sena gy-
venima. Vajus Clevelande pra-
dedamas su trinity garsais ir
kombu sprogimu per pietus an
tadieni, Spaliu 80. Vajus W.
sites Xxi Gruodzio 8.
Ia diena, nuo 9 ryto Xxi 5
vakare ant kiekvienos valandos
girdesis bombos sprogimas ir
CRIES Sc muzikantu United Sta
tes Armijos benas II valanda
dienos Public Square aiksteje.
Atsibus iskilmingas paradas
nuo Euclid ir East 18th st.
ST paskutine paskola nusta-
tyta visoje salyje II bilijonQ
dolariu. Clevelandui ir Cuya-
hoga apskriciui nuskirta sukel-
ii 3,4O8,OO0, is tu individual
liu "E" bonds reikalinga ispir-
xii tiktai uz S65, 100000.
Visoie apskrityje veiks apie
200 laisvanoriu War Bond par
daveju, per kuriuos galit nu-
sipirkti sau bonds.
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u. S. 5EEEGES
RUSSIA on
B Al. TIC s
(Reprint from the Philadelphia
Daily News, Fri, Oct. 19)

tkeprlnt from Lne PnllduGlpllld
Daily News, Fri, Oct. 19)
BERLIN, Oct. 19 (UP). =
The United States signed the
war crimes indictment only af-
ter stipulating that she does
not recognize Soviet claims to
the Baltic states and certain
other territories" it was re-
vealed today.
The stipulation was made by
u. S. Supreme Court Justice
Robert NJ. Jackson, chief Amer
ican prosecutor in a letter ad-
dressed to the Soviet, French
and British prosecutors and
filed with the secretary of the
military trial court.
"In the indictment of Ger
man war criminals signed to-
day" Jackson said, reference
is made to Estonia, Latvia,
Lithuania and certain other
territories as being within the
area of the U.S.S.R.
"This language is proposed
by Russia and is accepted to
avoid delay which would be
occasioned by insistence on an
alteration in the text. The in
dictment is signed subject to
this reservation and understan-
ding.
81 have no authority either
to admit or challenge on behalf
of the United States, Soviet
claims to sovereignty over such
territories.
"Nothing therefore in this
Indictment is to be construed
as a recognition by the United
States Of such sovereignty or
as indicating any attitude eth
er on the part of the United
States or on the part of the
undersigned toward any claim
to redisposition of such SOW
ereignty."
The Soviet Union absorbed
the three Baltic states in 1889.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Nidy NC LllC DdlLlC - JdGCS 6tI e
words too horrid to mention
in public.
Nothing was said publicly at
San Francisco about these 3
little countries, with a total
population OF 100000. They
weren't invited, and nobody ev-
en- protested.
Nobody said anything about
them at the London conference
of the Big Five Foreign Minis
ters, so far as the public knows.
If they were mentioned, it was
in the back rooms of London's
Lancaster House.
Now suddenly the Baltic
States of Latvia, Lithuania ard
Estonia pop up in the news
as three lively, kicking flies
in the ointment.
Russia considers these three
countries as part CT the US
S.R., like the Ukraine or any
other Soviet Socialist Republic.
The United States considers
them independent countries.
Supreme Court Justice Jack
son, chief prosecutor for the
y. s. at the Nuremberg war
crimes trials, made that conf
pletely clear in a letter to the
other three prosecutors. The
indictments, he said, refer to
the three Baltic States and
certain other territories as
being within the U.S.S.R.
He signed the indictments,
he said, to avoid delay. But
he took what lawyers call an
exception by saying: Il have
no authority either to admit
Or challenge on behalf Of the
| y. S. the Soviet claims to So
.vereignty over such territories" :"
That leaves the Baltic States
and the certain other terri
tories" (Which might be any
thing from Poland to Finland
to Germany right where they
were, in a never-never land OF
diplomacy.
But Justice Jackson has serv-
ed q purpose in bringing the
situation into light. The last
/ time we heard Of the Baltic
States was in March, when the
then Undersecretary Of State
Grew said we still recognized
the three countries as inde-
pendent and that their repre-
sentatives we're still accredited
here.
Now that we know the sit
uation, let's try to clear it up.
It's very possible that the
unner1ti0ned Baltic States, like
the unmentioned atomic bomb,
are two barriers in the way
Of understanding with Russia.
The facts about the Baltic
States are clear.
The countries were acquired
by Russia in a period Of I'M
periaIism under the Cars III
the 18th century. They were
recognized as a part of Russia
until World War |.
Then they were made indie
pendent States. Soviet Russia
looked upon them as buffer
States set up by the World
War I allies to dam the spread
Of Communism. To us, their
creation was Wilsonian ideal
ism, putting into effect self
determination Of peoples.
The Russian moved into the
Baltio States again while they
were allied with Germany in
1880. Plebiscites were held
in 1910 with the Red Army in
-
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Baltic States and Atom Bomb Roll our Russian Relations
editorial appearing the Philadelphia Record-Oct 2o)

was favored by 99.19 of the
voters in Lithuania, 97.6 in
Latvia and 92.9 in Estonia.
The Russians think raising
the question of a plebiscite now
is as silly as if they suggested
we should hold one in Texas
to see if Texas wants to stay
in the Union.
The British and Americans
apparently can't make up their
minds what to do.
There is one forum where
the whole subject of Baltic and
other boundaries could be all
threshcd out.
That is at the representative
peace conference proposed by
Secretary Of State Byrnes. So
Wet Foreign Commissar Molo.
toy said he would have to
cheek with Moscow first. We
have heard nothing since.
At such a conference, too
as long as the United Nations
is not yet functioning-We al
so could make suggestions for
international tro Of the
atomic bomb. We have to
make up our minds on that,
too.
rs silly to go On pretending
the Baltic States are still there
if they're not. It's just as
silly and equally dangerous to
pretend that the atomic bomb
isn't there. let's make up our
minds. and work for an inter
national conference.
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IR I'M Al

EVA NORBUT, 42 metu amz.,
nuo 6412 Varian ave-, mire
Spaliu 1G. Gimus Homestead,
Pa. Po tevais Lelaikiute, Gle
velande iSgyveno 20 metQ.
Palaidota Spaliu %, Brook
lyn Heights kapinese.
Like: sunai ,Albertas Bend,
rick if William Norbut; sese-
rvs Mrs. James Toole, Mrs.
VIM. Tirve; broliai Antanas ir
Bernardas Lelake.
Laidojime pasitarnavo VIII
keis Funeral Home.
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PENDRAS BALI SKYRIU
SUSIRINkIMAS

Visi trys CIeVelandO BALI
skyriai sutare rengti bendra
vaju Lietuvos karo nukenteju-
STEMS suselpti. Tuo reikalu
$aukiama susirinkimas vietos
veikeju ir draugiju atstovu 81
pirmadieni, Spaliu 20, Lietuviu
saleje, nuo 8 V. vakare. Drau-
giiu prasoma atsiusti 20 du at
stovu. Isgirsite pranesimus nu-
n?atytQ planQ. komisiJa.
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je yra Kun. A. S. su Antute.
Anksciau susirasinejau su jais,
bet dabar, pastui neveikiant,
susirasinejimas nutruko: SUI
A. r. irgi susirasinejau; il gy-
veno prie Neumuenster. Dabar
ten Anglai Waldo. Daugiau, ro-
dos, is bendru pazystamu nesi-
randa.
Labai ir labai laukiu laisko.
Viso geriausio. Buciuoju.
p. V.
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PAMOKOS SUAUGUSIEMS

SUaugusiems pamOkOs atlda-
ryta Norwood Branch Libra
ry, 64O5 Superior ave-, pirma-
dieni, antradienl, treciadieni,
ketvirtadieni nuo l Xxi 3 pc
pietu. Lanko jusu draqgai, jie
mokosi rasyti, skajtyti ir ben
drai Angliskos kalbos. Atei-
kit. prisidekit prie ju, susipa-
zinkit SUI mokytoja Mabel Nc.
Carthy. il iusu laukia.
Vissi pradiniai ateikit pir,
madieniais ir treciadieniais.
Jei gyvenat Clevelande, pa,
mokos jums dykai!
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LINkSNA KORTAViMO
STFICA

LVS LIMO skyriaus linksn1a
sueiga ir kortavimo vakaras
rengiamas J. BlaSkeVi3iu ma
muose, kita sekmadieni pc pie
tn, Lapkricio A, nuo 3 val, ad-
resu 800 Hoover road. Tikie-
tukai platinami norintiems pir-
xii isanksto; taipgi ga!esit nu-
sipirkti atVyke ta paGiQ diena,
po SOC. kVlecla komlslJa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
KRIMINALISKI nusiZt


mai Clevelande pirma siu me-
tu pusmeti pasoko 25 nuosim-
Ciais, kaip pranesa Kriminali-
niu Nusizengimu komisija.
Tarp suimtQ nusizengeliu
SO buvo karo veteranai, taipgl
daug atvykusiu is pietiniQ val
stiju juoduku. Stems norma
pritaikyt bausme kalejima ar
ba isvaziuoti is kur atvyko.
Kaslink sio karo veteranu,
iu buvo arestuota symet per
10 menesiq net 1,O39, kuriu
eina nuo girtumo
Xxi zmogzudysciu.
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BAZARAS

Didelis bazaras vyksta nau-
jos parapijos saleje, 1902
Neff Road. Visokiu stambiu
dalyku ir laimejimo tikietai
bus traukiami paskutine die
ma. Bazaras eina Spaliu 26,
27, 2S.: Visi prasomi atsilan-
kyti. komitetas.
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SVECIAI

Vincas Beniusis ir Benis Ka-
rinskas sustojo CleveIande pa
keliui j Detroita pas Beniusio
broli Antana. Sveciai paeina
is Conn. valstijos; aplanlle Lie
tuviu DARRELL, atsilanke Dir
vos redakcijoje, israSe Dirva.