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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
. WATKINS
NEWS NOTES
By Mrs. CAL DONNA SOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. DoWell Hubbard,
son Gerald, Mansfield, called on
Frank Herriott and daughter last
week.
The seniors are now practiCing
their play which is to be given in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Andrews
visited their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r.
Andrews, of Delaware, Saturday
evening.
Little Beverly and Johnny Kan
dali Andrews were Friday and
Saturday guests of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest An
dreWS.
Mrs. Robert l.. BowerSmith and
sons, of Marysville, were guests
last week of Mrs. BoWersmith' S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. South.
F1/c and Mrs. Dwight South
returned to Rhode Island after a
Today leave with Fireman South S
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07

at the jackson Rural school on
May 1St, and discussed the officers
Training School, held in Marys-
ville,on April 30th. The club adj
visor, Joe Temple, accompanied
the club officers to this meeting,
where instructions were given in
carrying on the duties connected
with the various club officers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
DELEGATES CHOSEN

Delegates to the district meet
ing of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars auxiliary were elected at the
meeting Friday evening. The dis
trict meeting will be held May q
in the DeShler Wallick hotel, Col
umbuS. Those elected and their al
ternates were: Mrs. AIDA Mccain
ey. alt, Mrs. Maud Baker; Mrs
Minyan Forty, alt Mrs. Flora
Jackson; Mrs. Kathryn Griffin, alt
Dora Rea; Mrs. Helen DeHaven
alt. Ruth Simpson; Ethel Allen, alt
Donna Anderson; and Edna Smith
alt. Barbara DeIIaVen.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
Paris Livestock ImprOvers
Ormar Elbin, Advisor
MarXy JoyUaU RanOrtar

This club held their regular
meeting at the Farm Bureau on
April 9th. Club members voted
to change the name of the club
from THE Paris Livestock Club
to THE Paris Livestock Improvers
Club, at this meeting. Arthur
Drumm, vice-president, appointed
the following committee: Clarice
Laird and Jeanene Blue, swimm-
ing; Hay-ride committee, Jeanene
Blue, John Jewell, Harold Steir-
hoff, Ned Rausch, George Heizer,
and Arthur Drumm.
Three club members gave a
demonstration on proper proceed
ure for conducting meetings,
which was followed by group sing
ing led by Carol Laird. The next
meeting of this club will be held at
the Farm Bureau, at $3.50 pm, on
May 18th.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,

The group meetings of the Wo-
mems Association of the Presby-
terian church will meet Wednes-
day as follows:
Group one at 2:30 pm. with Mrs.
Luella White and Mrs. Agnes
Dodge; Group two at 2:30 pm.
with Mrs. j. M. Lentz and Mrs. A.
c. McCracken; Group three at 7:30
pm. with Mrs. J. T. Dutro and
Mrs. Tom Gaumer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
MARK GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber, of
st. Augustine, Fla, parents of
Mrs. William Durham, of near
Redwood, observed their golden
wedding anniversary April % at
the home of another daughter,
Mrs. Max Lembke, TIA E. Morrill,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
HOME FROM VACATION

Frank w. Galloway, local shoe
merchant, arrived home today
after an extended visit in Florida
and New York City. Mrs. Galloway
who accompanied him on the trip,
will remain in New York City for
longer visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
DeXine.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
The Freedom Fountain Club

Mrs. Alice Lombard, advisor
Mary George, asst. advisor
Mildred Dellinger, news reporter
The Freedoms Foutain Club had
their first meeting. We had cleo
tion of officers. Patty Lombard,
president; Colleen Lombard, vice
president; Marilyn HolycrosS, trea-
surer and secretary; Mary Penwell,
recreation leader; Mildred Delling-
er, news reporter. Next meeting
will be held at the home of Patty
Lombard, May 9, 7:30 pm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB

Mrs. Eugene RauSch will enter
tain the neighborhood bridge club
at 8 pm. Thursday at her home
on Grand ave.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
ENROLLs IN DENIsON

Among the 130 women students
and so civilian men enrolled for the
summer term at DeniSon univer-
sity, Granville, is Barbara Fred
erick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H, E. Frederick, 118 S. Maple st.
She entered Denison as a fresh
man last SeDtember
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. c. H. Morrison returned to
her home in Detroit, Mich, Sun
day evening after spending the
week with Mrs. Enos Bonham, on
the Kenton rd.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
94-H Club
Activities -
SeW-,JuSt-SO Club

EDt" AluD
Mrs. Louise Gabriel, Advisor
Mrs. Robt. Knedler, Asst. Advisor
Betty Wagner, Reporter
At regular meeting of this club
held on April 26, at the home of
Mrs. Knedler, with II members
present, the club discussed pro-
jects for make money during
the summer months. The next
meeting will be held at 7:3O o.
clock on May 10th, at the home Of
Una Jean Eby.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07

and son, r. L., and Mrs. Edwin
Miller, all of Broadway, and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Low and daugh-
ter, Wanda Sue, of New Dover.
IL Ill n
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
MILFORD CENTER GRANGE

The Milford Center Grange will
sponsor a Show on Nutrition" at
7:30 pm. : Friday in the school
house. The public is invited. Ad-
mission is free.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
: PERSONALS

Mrs. t. E. Hossetter, Mrs. Blair
Dugan and Mrs. Sherman Lee, of
Kenton, were guests Friday of Mrs.
Enos Bonham, on the Kenton rd.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Low and
daughter, Wanda Sue, Mr.. and
Mrs, Dwight Cunningham, of New
Dover, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cunningham
and daughter, Evelyn, Broadway
Corners. Additional afternoon call
erS were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis,
of Claiborne, and Misses Mary Ann
Cline and Darlene Coakley, of
Broadway.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
For V. T.. w. AUXILIARY

The COMMITTEES for 1945-46 were
appointed for the Veterans of
Foreign War Auxiliary by the
president, Mrs. Monetta McCarty.
They are as follows:
Hospital, Minyan Forty, Maude
Baker and Flora Jackson; We'll
fare and relief, lilo Mohler and
AIDA McCamey; Finance, Alta
Davis, Roberta Fadely, Fern Gill
bert, Ruth Simpson and Edith
Allen; Legislative, AIDA Mccain
ey; Edna Smith and Luella Spain;
AmericaniSm, Katherine Griffin,
Mrs. Calwell and Ruby Johnson;
War Service, Anna Smith, Mar
garet Amrine and Nora Sewell;
Sunshine, Mrs. Florence, Pauline
Vance, and Dora Rea; Rehibili-
alton, Helen DeHaven, Edna
Smith and Nora Sewell; Member
ship, Alta Davis, Cecil Schlegel
and Emiley McKitrick and Pub
licity, Minyan Forty.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
Essex Nible Thimble Gals
Mrs June Graham, Advisor

Mrs June Graham, Advisor
Donna Adams, Reporter
AT the first meeting of this club
the following officers were elected:
Patricia Graham, president; DON
ma Adams, vice-preSident; Marion
Doyle, secretary treasurer; Caro-
lyn Ankney and Marlene Graham,
recreation leaders, and Donna
Adams, news reporter.
Essex Farm Boys
Joe Temple, Advisor
Duane Adams, Reporter
Ten members of this club met
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
@'SOGiE E Y:
MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-42S1 and 4-7576 after $3.50.

ave-, Columbus. The Webers form
erly resided in Franklin county
but have a great many relatives in
Union county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durbin'S daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ivan Durham, and
her infant son, Harold, of Cincin-
natl, came here to attend the an
niversary celebration and spent
several days at the Durham home,
returning to Cincinnati Wednes-
day. Cpl. Ivan Durham is stationed
in Camp Plauche, La.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
DRIVE TO DELAWARE

DRIVE III DELAWARE
A group of young people from
the Milford Center Methodist
church recently drove to Delaware
for an evenings entertainment at
Lynn Rohrbaugh's community re-
creation service. Thsoe who went
were Martha Frances Ingram, AL
ia Mae Connolly Thelma Barger,
Maxine Trees, Mary Leach, Flea
nor Coe, Gloria Gansheimer, Doris
Ann Huffman, Cora Reese, Alice
and Anna Reese, Marjorie Carrick,
Helen DeVoss, John Slaughter,
Philip Ferryman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynold Huffman and the Rev. and
Mrs. Hugh Liggett and Rollin.
Ill III IL
BROADWAY w. S. c. S.
The Broadway w. S. c. S. will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday with
Mrs. D. F. Calm. Please note the
change of place.
III III Ill
w. u. Il ~.
The Women's Christian Temp.
erance Union will meet at 2:15 p.
m. Friday in the Fellowship
Room of the Methodist church.
ID. A. v. AUXILIARY
The Disabled American Veter.
ans Auxiliary met Thursday even.
ing in the Armory. Mrs. Irene
Meifert presided over the meeting
Iniation of the new members, Mrs
French Amrine, Mrs. Edgar CaSsi.
day, and Mrs. Harry Palmer, was
held.
The charter was draped anC
memorial services were held fOl
the charter member, Mrs. Eliza.
beth FenSel. .~-...... ~
The auxiliary started a new pro,
ject, selling "Lather Leaves, the
new miracle soap.
During the social hour refresh,
mentS were served.
III III Ill
ESSEX w. 5. G.. 5.
The monthly meeting of the
Essex Womens Society of Christ,
ian Service was held Thursday
May 3, in the K. of P. hall in ESSEX
with 81 members present. The
meeting was in charge of the vice
president, Daisy Hoffman, due tC
the illness of the president. The
Alumni Banquet was planned anC
donations were taken. The devOt'
ionals were in charge of Matte
Blue and Lucy Swartz. The Miss
ionary topic was used. The pro
gram was in charge of Martha Nc
Nance. A report of the standing
committee was given. The hostess
es were Lucille Parish, Blanche
Marsh, Barbara Hoffman anC
Veda Price.
III III III
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. Dwight Cunningham, oI
near New Dover, entertained, tc
dinner Friday evening, in honor oI
her husbands birthday. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cunningham and daughter, Eve
lyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coons
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-07
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Dwight Cunningham, of
near New Dover, entertained, to
dinner Friday evening, in honor of
her husbands birthday. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cunningham and daughter, Eve
lyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest CoonS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

ii, tai dabar Vytautas prisituri Lenku vie
nybes, ir prie Zalgirio galutinai sutrupi-
ma kryziuociu galybe. Vytautas oesiski-
ria nuo Lenku, gyvena su jais vie ybeje,
'tvirtina istatus, Vilniuje ir Garodltje su-
tartus, bet visuose savo darbuose, neziu-
redamas ! tuos istatus, eina staciai prize
pasiZymetojo savo uzdavinio: neduoti Lie
tuviu zeminti il svetimiems apsesti. Jis
sakcs esas Jogailos "ulredas", taciau dar-
buose daugiau Jogaila linko po jo gelezi-
ne ranka negu iis po Jogailos.
Taip pat santikiuose SUI Gudais W.
ta,ltas visados - Lietuvis; jisai eina sta
ciai savo keliu, bet neatstumia nuo saves
svetimujQ; jisai ju nepersekioja, nespau-
dzia, bet Lietuviai jam artimesni Sirdyje.
Be to dar, priimdamas kataliku tikejima
IS vakaru Europos il suvesdamas tue bu-
du pazinti su Europa, Vytautas nori sa-
vo tautos kultura auksciau iskelti uz Gu
du II taip iuose skleisti savo tautos itaka.
Rupindamasis taip del Lietuviu gera
ir hudamas visur Lietuviu, Vytautas mo-
kejo igyti ir pasalieciuose pagarbos ir
meiles: jo valdiniai tick Lietuviai, tick Gu
dai il Tctoriai mylejo j kaip savo teva.
Xiii skliaudziamieji jieskoio jo prieglau-
dos. Didysis Maskvos kunigaikstis Vosy-
lius mirdamas palieka savo sunu Vytau-
to globai. Totoriai seniausiuose laikuose
atmena Vytauta kaip savo geradari, nors
jis kelis kartus SUI jais kirtosi
Pats popiezius j gerbe il raskyre il
Rygos arkivyskupo gyneju, matydamas
jo didzia galybe, ikalbinejo isvaryti Tur-
kus is Europos Cekai maldavo il idant
jis paimtu iuos valdyti savo rankas.
Taip tai Vytautas yra didis visuose
savo darbuose; tai tikras Lietuviu praei-
ties nilzinas, tai paskutinis garbinguju
Iietuvos valdovu,. kurie tain isaukstino
musu tevyne. Sunkus buvo Lietuvos sto-
Wis pradedant Vytautui viespatauti, bet Jis
mokejo il tuokart' ia tvarkytf, jei ne Vi
sa padare ko dar reikejo tai iau ne jo kali
te 10 mirtis buvo tautai perankstyva,
Lietuvai nelaime - kad i neturejo W.
.tautui ipedinio kurs butu sexes jo pedo-
mis-. {
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
KETVIRTA PRANCUZlJOS
RESPUBLIKA

Generolas DeGaulle yra isteigejas ket-
virtos Prancuzu Respublii.os begyJe l52
metu. Kiekviena sekanti Respubllka tu-
rejo Skiltingas ypatybes MO pir}7 :sniu II
kiekviena pakilo skirtingose sally: e. Tas
pats atsitinka ir su Ketvi1taja publ
ka.
Pirmoji Respublika, isteigta lI52 me-
tais, tesejo Xxi 1904 metu. Karaliu nu-
bankrutyta Prancuzija rli9io prie revo-
liuciios, 1893 metals buvo nukirsta galva
karaliui Liudvikui XVI ir prasidejo tero-
70 ir zudynes laikotarpis, kuris tesesi Xxi
1895 metll.
Dalykams nepastoviai einant, Napo-
leonas Bonaparte, kluis igijo militariska
kcntrole, 1904 metals paslskclbe lmpera-
toriun IL uzeme valdzia ] savo rankas.
Jis pralaimejes karus prizes Europ0s
valstybes, 1915 metals. 20 t. seke ellie
karaliu. izi kilo antra revoliuciia 1S46 me-
tais. ST Respublika betgi gyvaTo Tx pen
kis nerilnus metus, IL 1852 metals LludVl-
kas Napoleonas Bonaparte, Xxi tol buVes
prezidentu, padare perversma i paslskel-
be inperatorium Napoleonu III.
Pc to kai Vokieciai sumuse Prancu-
z,,s 1870 metals. Paryziuje suklle gwen
tojai padare rerversnia - Napoleona Ill
nuverte iku'e Trecia Respublika. ii tese-
81 nuo 1870 Xxi 1910 metQ, If $40 karo be-
gyie Vokieciams uzemus PrancuzlJa, JOS
senoii valdzia isblaskyta.
Generolas de Gaullc tesdamas kara
saiungininku puseie, raHailan pere1ta Lie
DOS menesi sugryzo ! pa'yzlu II atkure
vel paciu P,'ancuzu valid tia, dabar lau sa-
vo kontroleie, ir tue pa'l3jo pagrinda ket-
vrtajai Respublikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
kAS KA RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Jie Jauciasi AtstOvauja
VISUS ir tick!

Tarybininku trys "tuzai',
kurie prigavingu budu Pitts
burgho suvaziavime pasidare
save "visu Americas Lietuviu"
"diktatoriais", ir toliau visuo-
menes nezine zaidzia:
/. Visuomene turi sudeti
ju operavimui $4,000.
2. Jie neva uzlaiko "infor-
lnnacijos centra",. kuriam islai-
kyti visuomene turf suauko-
ii $4,000 metuose, bet ne tik
Angliski laikrasciai o nei ju
paciu laikrasciai to "centro"
'informacijomis" nesinaudoja.
8. Kada Lietuvoje visos po-
litines grupes susivienijo zut-
butinei kovai uz Lietuvos lais-
We, cia Amerikoje tie trys "tu-
zai" nemato reikalo vieningai
dirbti SUI visais Lietuviais.
4. Jie atmete tautines vi
suomenes pasiulyma vieningai
dirbti sioje Lietuvos tragis-
kiausioje valandoje.
5. Jie nemate reikalo sauk-
ii VISOS Amerikos Lietuviu
atstovu suvaziavimo gelbejimui
Lietuvos likimo dabar, vietoje
6. Jie pasiskelbia jog jie
trys laikysia savo mitingeli -
Wis tik jie trys - ir' atliksia
Lietuvos isgelbejimo darba!
Amerikos Lietuviai, JUS ne
turit teises nei balso tuos iris
save pasiskyrusius "diktatore-
Illus" pajudinti nei zinoti ka jie
daro, kodel nedirba vieningai,
- tik duokit, duokit jiems au-
kas tukstanciais dolariu!
Nedykai daugybe Americas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
Lietuviu prasikrapste sau axis
ir nuo ju diktatorisko sauva-
liavimo bega.
Ir kitty Sally zmones
Tremiami j Sibira

zydu telegrafo agentura is
Jeruzalio patiekia platu prane-
sima Londone ir Amerikoje
apie tai kaip Sovietai skubiai
deportuoja is savo uzimtu sa-
liu ju tikruosius gyventojus
j Rusijos giluma.
Tukstanciais zmones depor-
tuojami is Lenkijos, Rumani-
jos, Besarabijos, Bukovinos -
jie isvezami Sibiro tustumas
il j kitas~ Azijatiskos Rusijos
dalis, o j ju vieta atgabenami
Kalmukai, Kirgizai ir kitoki
Azijatai.
Ia bolsevikai daro, panasiai
kaip Lietuvoje, vienu tikslu:
isnaikinti tu tautu gyventojus
ir uzveisti tas sails bolseviku
paruostais Azijatais, kad jie
laikui atejus padetu Maskvai
pravesti ju galutine klasta -
nubalsuoti jog tos salys "pri-
sideda" prie Sovietu.
Tas reiskia, ne tik viena ma
ia Lietuva ir jos mazos kalmy-
nes bet ir kelios dideles tau
tos pagriebtos bolseviku smau-
gti ir naikinti. Ir jos truks-
muoja, protestuoja, reikalauJa
Amerikos vyriausybes rupintis
ta sustabdyti, gelbeti tas tau
tas nuo isnaikinimo.
Vietoje keliu milijonu Pa
BALTIC zmoniu, aliarmas kelia-
mas visu tu tautu isvieno, kas
sudaro jau desimciu milijonV
kankinamu zmoniu balsa - II
turime tiketi kas tas balsas
nepraeis tusciomis.
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Padaugejo Mirtys
nuo Uztroskirnu

Macdonald Saugos Taryba
pranesa kad nuo gazo visoJe
salyje 1e43 metals uztrosko
1900 asmenu. Nuo carbon
monoxide mire daugiausia; XII
ii mire nuo kurinamo gaso ne
gero suvedimo ir prakiurimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

"a jam vardas Didziojo. Visados uzimtas,
visados dirbdamas, jisai, rodos, nezinojo
atilsio. Savo valstybeje jis buvo valdyto-
jas, vadas, teisejas, baznycios gynejas, val
diniu tevas; maziausias Vargdienis galejo
prie 10 prieiti If pasiskusti, didikai il
,priklausa jam kunigaiksciai jaute ant sa-
yes gelezine jo ranka. Teisybe il sutartis
viespatavo Visur gyvenimas IL 'prekyba
pasitaise II zydejo, tolimiausios kartos
atmine if eyre garbingas Vytaute viespa-
Itavimo dienas.
Vytautas vienas buvo Lietuvai, kas
buvo~ Kestutis il Algirdas kartu, If net
daugiau. Kestutis ~garsus yra karais su
k,yziuociais Vokieciais; Vytautas galuti-
mai lauzia kryzeiviu galybe, ir tie nusize-
mine vadino j savo geradariu. Algirdas
didzia garbe igijo Guduose - Vytautas
nukelia savo valstybes sienas Xxi pat Mas
kvos, Gudu kunigaiksciai vykdo jo no.
rus, atsiduodami jo globa. NoreGami ge-
raj suprasti kas buvo Vytautas Lietuval
atsiminkime kokia buvo Lietuva pilm Wy
tauto ir kokia j virto jam viespataujant.
Kestucio broliui Algirdui mirus, Lie
tuvoje atsirado kerStu ir nesutikimu. To-
kie tevynes gynejai kaip Results, buvo
nuzudyti, valstybe iSsiskaidzius silpna te
turejo tarpusavio rysi, patekus Lenku
itakai rodes tiltai bus geras aplinkinlams
valdovams kasnis. Klyziuociai tue tarpu
eina karts nuo karto didyn, platyn il stip-
rvn. Jogaila, Algirdo sunus, atiduoda pu-
Sc zemaiGiu krasto k1yziuociams, tie uz
tai savo plesimais siekia Xxi pat Vilniaus
Iir Asmenos, pereidami kiaurai visa Lietu-
va Gudai, nors Algirdo il Gedimino pa
Iveikti. taciau skaicium kur virsydami Lie
kaI Iy oJ1l<-
sciau uz pagonis Lietuvius stovedami, pra-
deda gauti nemaza itakos tarp Lletuvlu,
salindami ju tikyba, kalba II paproclus
Taigi tokiame nelalmlngame LletuVos
stovvie Vytautas, nesenai kallnys kreyo-
ie, paskui brolio istremtas IS myllmos te..
VINES. priverstas buvo kardu II ugnlml
iieskoti savo tevo palikimo. Prislekdln-
tas visrr klausyti netoli matancio Jogal-
los, savo virsininko, Vytautas tampa pa
galiau Lietuvos kunigaiksciu If per 4O me-
tn viespatavimo pakelia Lietuva ant aux
sciausio laipsnio.
Vytauto itaka paplito visur
Vytautui visi pripazysta didi, platu
prota, visi kelia jo garbe, bet ne visi pa
duoda .tikra ir teisinga jo darby valzda.
Norint gerai suprasti Vytauto dar-
bus reikia atminti jog Vytautas nebuvo
nei. Gudas, nei Lenkas, nei Vokietis, bet
Liet,,vis. Gimes Trakuose, uzauges tarp
zemaiciu, daugiau uz Aukstaicius Lletu-
vius prisirisusiu prie savo kalbos ir tlky-
bos, SINUS vaidilutes Birutes ir tevo kes-
tucio, tikro zemaicio, Vytautas visuose sa-
vo darbuose jiesko gera ypatlngal save
mvlimai Lietuviu tautal. kalp kltkar'
Gediminas vienijos su Vladlslovu Loklet'
lk1,, Mozuru yaldovu, Kryzeivians atrem
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

tu grobima il ju gyventoju zudymaa .4 - ,,
stancios Rooseveto-C bel MootoVo1Stet
-Edeno konferencjos nieko ypatngai gero
lima laukti Paskutiniu denu ivyEiai komun1stams uz
tas saiunginnku patakavimas bosevikams stalga nu-
truktu Tode n is busmos didziuju konferenclJos yra
yisai natur;alu lauk ne tesingo principe atgaVlnmo'
bet tradicinio Mnchenisko kvapeo sukondensuoto pa
skleidimO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
SVARBUS PR4ANESIMAS

Kitame numeryje ca pradesime talpinti is
torni rasta is pereito Americas Lietuviu Suva-
zavimo ir Peticiju vezimo Washingtona, Ge-
guzese 80 d., 1921 metals. Tada Lietuviai ltei-
ke Prezidentui Harding milijona parasu. .J
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
O slRDIE BEDINOJI

I'M. Dagilelio eiles)
@ sirdele bedinoji!
Ko taip ludi, ko vaitoji?
Pakentek, nurimk!
Reikia vargti cia ant svieto,
Neaplenksim kelio kieto,
Sunkia nasta ink!
Cia ant zemes, cia taip salta,
Sirdziu tick ledu sukalta -.
Silumos bent kick!
Dega meile, deg ugnine,
il susaldo man krutine
Man CANA ir tick!
Meile duod man auksta nora;
sirdyse gaivinti dora
Kick galiu stengiuos;
Draug SUI broliais as dejuoju,
Su jais verkiu, jiems dainuoju,
Raminu varguos 80.
0 sirdele bedinoji,
Ko taip liudi, ko vaitoji?
Oar bent kick palauk.
Kai uzsvis kita ausrele,
Praskambes sena dainele
Tx nenugastauk!
Tarsi: Teve! as mylejau,
Dirbau beldziau kick galejau,
Teko man cia vargt!
Teko, teko jau kenteti,
Laikas kunui pasilseti,
Akeles uzmerkt 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
Wy T A u T A S
DIDYSIS LIETUVOS KUNIGAIKSTIS
(Maironio Padavimas apie ta garsu
LietuvOs valdOva)

NIEDIDzIO ugio, smulkus, sviesaus vel
X do, Vytautas, kad apsivilkdavo mote
riskais drabuziais, buvo visai panasus i
nergaite, bet darbuose nebuvo lygaus jam
vyro aname amzyje; todel teisingai pride
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-06
Travel Lure in
Library Books

"Going places with books, is the
title OF the new book display fea-
tured in the public library. The
display Is divided into two sections,
adult books and teen age and
children's books, with posters por-
traying the various countries where
the stories take place.
Mrs. Peggy Banghart, librarian,
reminds the readers that these
books may be borrowed at any
time.
The children out at Willow Run
are progressing in their summer
reading contest. They read books
for the Army and the Navy. For
every two books the child reads,
his rank Is raised. The librarian
keeps a record of the children's
readings with their help. Army
rates as follows, major, Neltha
Roy, Joseph Prater; captain, De
lores Edenburn; first lieutenant,
Betty Roberts, Larry Harmon;
Navy standings are: lieutenant JIG"
jeanette Welcher; ensign, Betty
Jean La Deau. Wanda Richie;
chief petty officer, Dolores Hoenes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-06
Keep an Eye on Your Victory Carrots

AS YOUR CARROTS come
along this season in the Victory
garden watch for sigma Of leaf
blight or invasion by the carrot
rust hy.
Leaf blight on carrots shows
its presence by dark spots on
leaves and petioles which yellow
and die II the infection is severe.
Typical appearance Of carrot leaf
blight Is shown In the accompany
ing Garden-Graph. Unless the in
lection L. checked, top and root
growth will be reduced.
To control leaf blight, spray
with a Bordeaux mixture at 10
day intervals beginning when the
plants are three inches tall
Later In the season II the car
rots In your garden wilt and
gradually die, you can be certain
the carrot hy has been around.
This hy Is very small and green