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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
KALNAS SURINkTQ
DRABUZIU

Nuejus j sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos mokyklos karidoriu, teko
pamatyti drabuzius kurie Lie
tuvos zmonems surinkta vaju-
je kuri praved9 Dendrai suda-
rytas Didziojo Clevelando ko-
mitetas, BALI 68-to skyriaus
vadovybeje.
Sis vajus buvo visu menesiu
veliau negu atlikta vajai able
jose vietos Lietuviu parapijo-
Sc: oficialis Sio vajaus laikas
buvo tarp Kal5du If Nauju Me-
tn. Bet, smagu pranesti, dar
ir dabar is Block Plan grupiu
gaunama daugiau ir daugiau
rubu.
Inejus parapijos mokyklos
ilga karidoriu kurio greta vie
name kambaryje buvo suveztl
drabuziai perrinkimui, pama-
ciau kalna dideliu deziu pripa-
kuotu gerai iSrinktu ir susor-
tuotu rubu.
Pasitenkine ta dideli darbq
ziuri if vajaus vadai, if ruEu
perrinkejai, vyrai ir moterys
ir pakuotojai, ir linksmi para.
pijos kunigai, kurie, kaip kle,
bonas Kun. Vilkutaitis, dave
savo patalpas, O jo asistenta:
kitaip kooperavo rubu atveju
Visi Zinc kad jais bus apdeng-
ia didele minia Lietuvos varg-
stanciu zmoniu, is kuriu karas
ir okupantai ateme viska.
Oar rubu dezes nesusvertos
todel negalime paskelbti kick
tonu surinkta. Ia padarysime
kitame numeryje. Vezimui tQ
rubu ] New Yorka reikes sam
dyti kelis didesnius trokus.
Reikia daugiau rubu
BALI ruby sandelioo oVado'
vybe pranesa kad is pasiskir'
to milijono svarQ ruby surink-
ia dar tik apie trecdalis, todel
dar reikalinga daugiau ir dau-
giau.
Be abejo ir kiti BALE sky
rial priims rubus persiuntimui
bet 68-tas skyrius pasiskyre
Dirvos redakcijoje vieta I'll,
bans priimti toliau, ir kurit
dar nesat atidave savo doVa
nos, atneSkit j Dirva, is cia JIG
bus mazesniais kiekiais siuncia
mi j BALE sandeli Brooklyne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
so METV VEDYBV
SUKAkTIS

Pranas Bucinskas, su saVo
zmona, nuo 849 Paxton road,
Sausio sc d. sulauk5 SO me-
tu savo vedybu sukakties. Jie
vede Sausio 80, 1896 metals,
Lietuvoje, Amerika atvy1io
1902 metals. Bucinskas turf
jau IA metus amziaus, jo zmo-
ma II metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

OHIO valstijoje is mokyklQ
pasitrauke apie 10000 mokyto-
ju nuo 1941 metu, kada Ame-
rika istojo kara. Dabar dar
truksta apie 800 mokytoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
HARDWARE KRAUTUVE

Parsiduoda harwdare krautuve, II
metu to paties savininko; irodysin
kad daro $1,000 savaitiniu ineigu.
Nera kompericijos. Randasi 1850
Noble Road. Vaziuokit Euclid ir
Noble road bus. Arba kreipkites
ziniu 1886 Woodhill Rd. KY
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02
BIZNIO PROGOS
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

2 seimu namas ir dry goods par
duotuve, 80 metu to paties savinin-
ko, nera kompeticijos per A mylias
aplinkui. Arti mokyklu ir karu IL
niju. Telef. MElrose 7185, arba:
kreiptis 1886 WoodhiTI Rd. 60
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-02

cynicism of statesmen who will call
this peace should class them for
history with the 'social engineers.
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

|, Hunter, for exceptionally meritori- ous service in position of great responsibility during the period January 1941 to March 1943, dur ing which time General Glenn was initially A-3 and then Chief of Staff of this command. Two weeks ago Gen. Glenn was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his outstanding work as Chief of Staff of the 14th Air Force, under Maj. Gen. Claire l.. Chennault.
 Tn these days of fruit salad" |" It. Percy Brown, Jr., of Bradley AAB, has set new pace in being awarded three decorations at one fell swoop. This week the new Asst. Operations Officer at the Connecti- cut base will receive the Silver Star for gallantry in action; the Dis tinguished Flying Cross for extra ordinary heroism and the Air Med al with two OLC, all of which he earned while serving in the Europ- can theater with the 79th Fighter Group.
 According to CAF letter of 19 July, a change in AAF policy makes military aircraft unavail- able to inactive training of quail fled Air Reserve Officers and other reserve officers with aerOnautical ratings, because of the tremendous need for all military aircraft for the prosecution of the war in the Pacific. After VI Day, peacetime Air Reserve policy will be estab- lished.
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04
First Engineers Land On Three War Fronts

Okinawa (CNS) - One of the first, if not the very first, outfit to see combat action in the INTO, ETC, and the Pacific theatre is the 1st Engineer Special Brigade. It began it's fighting career on the beaches of Gran, then helped move troops into action at Gela, Sicily and at Salerno. The next invasion for the 1st was Utah Beach, Nor mandy, where some of it's battalions suffered 30% casualties. Then on April 1, D-Day, the outfit assumed command responsibility for beach supply operations at Okinawa.
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

the "Anthony Adverse" Forever Amber" school of literature; others compare it to the works of Dumas.
 When you sign YOUR clearance at the Base Library, don't be one of those who say, "I wish I'd known about this place before nowp" There's a lot of good reading at the Base Library-classical music lon tap"-comfortable desks for letter writing, comfortable chairs for relaxation. You'll find all this in Building T-214, next to the Post Exchange!
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

 Side|ishts

Base AF Supply really went-to- town in the farewell party they gave for CWO Brunos Jutras re- gently. MT. Jutras was. one of the original Supply Officers and has been in that department since the Base started.
 Acft. Maintenance Shops lost two of their oldest Qength of ser vice) employees this week; name ly, Victor Casavant and Alfred Beauvais. Al is returning to his beloved Paris now that such thing is possible. We wish him God-speed and the best of luck.
 News Highlight of the week comes to us once more from the Reclamation Section of Acft. Main tenance-last time it was robins and this time it is skunks. . It seems that two baby skunks were IOuIIO III ClIC W1IiS OA oA OAA 1A-SO as cosey as you please in this un- usual home. Charlie Barkauskas, the Foreman, rescued them and we understand has taken them home. Whether or not they will become a permanent addition to the Bar kauskas household we cannot say.
 
 DON'T FORGET-AUGUST
 NINETEENTH H-CLAMBAKE
 Memberships have been pouring in to Tom Ryan, Treasurer of the Association, this past week, evi- dently there are a lot of smart people who realize what it means to be member of this organiza- tion. What food, what prizes, what fun is in store for the lucky 200 or so that are expected on Sunday the nineteenth.
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04
THE CHAPLAIN
 Writes Chanlain Vim. !. Van CleYe
Empty Tanks


 me had been a tail gunner in a flying fortress with thirty-six mis- sions over Germany. His plane had just landed and as soon as he could get away, although it was nine o'clock at night, he had head ed for the chapel hoping that he would find a chaplain there. 1 asked him what I could do for him and he answered, "I just wanted to talk to you, Chaplain, if you have the time" I. laughed and told him not to worry about the time, just to go ahead and talk as long as he wanted to.
 His story was very interesting and I wish that I could tell it all to you, but here is part of it as nearly in his words as I can recall them.
 My first mission, Chaplain, was not especially interesting, but the second-well, it was almost TOO interesting. You see, that was in the days before the Luftwaffe was knocked out and we had to be care full. The navigator got off the beam someway and we missed our tar get. We found the target all right but we had used up too much time and gas in getting there. The bombs were dropped where they were supposed to go and we start ed back. The fax was heavy but that was a chance we had to take, and the Luftwaffe was out to get us.
 "We fought our way through, and seeing the Channel ahead we sighed with relief. Then the report came through the intercon that our gas was just about out and we were to prepare to abondon ship. The weather was soupy below now that we were out over the water and it was hard to tell what would hap pen if we had to land through it. I prayed, Chaplain. In fact, the whole crew prayed, and prayed hard. Somehow as I prayed it seemed that I felt that everything was going to be all right. What ever was going to happen would be taken care of by God. I felt perfectly at peace in my own mind and was not the least bit afraid. That's a fact, Chaplain.
 "We just barely made it, but the thought has come to me many times since: We couldn't put any more gasoline in the planes tanks because we were too far from the source of supply, but we could fill our own spiritual tanks because we were very close to God on that evening, and that is exactly what I seemed to have done by pray ing"
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

The effort to keep up with the "comings and goings" of the First Air Force leaves us feeling like the well-known whirling dervish. The beckoning hand of overseas assign ments plus the readjustment regu- lations governing officers dis charges from the service leave an overwhelming gap in the personnel of this command. However, before we can say rehabilitation, recuper- ation and recovery" that void is filled with returnee personnel and we find ourselves on a continual treadmill of determining who's who and what job they've assumed.
 This weeks list of officers who have left the FAF Hqs. for over seas assignment include It. Col. Edward E. Schaefer, FAF Provost Marshal; It. Col. Everett c. Fin nell, FAF Chemical Warfare Offic- CT; Major Harry s. Hensley, ex- ecutive officer of the FAF O&T section; Major P. F. Steinert, Asst. FAF Engineer who is returning for a second tour of duty overseas; Capt. J. M. Bussard, FAF Ground Safety Officer, and Capt. P. M. Tracy, Enlisted Personnel Assign ment Officer, PEA section.
 Off to the promised land of civil lian life have gone Major R. F.. Chilson, AEf Supply Officer of the FAF M&S section,, and his assist ant, Maj. J. W. Dyson, who have been granted discharge from the service on the readjustment regu- lation plan. Both officers, inciden- tally, had over 100 points. Maj. Chilson is being replaced by Maj. Morgan K. Harris, and Maj. Dyson is succeeded by Maj. Philip c. Shir- key, IT,, a newcomer to this com mand. A veteran of two years ser vice in the Southwest Pacific as Group Aircraft Maintenance Off, ficer of the 280th Bomb Group and later Asst. A of the 5th Air Force, he wears the Asiatic-Pacific and Philippine Liberation ribbons with campaign stars for New Guinea, Philippine Liberation, Nor thern Solomons, Bismarck Archi- pelago, Southern Philippines and LuZon.
 Brigadier General Edgar E.. Glenn, FAF Chief of Staff, was awarded the Legion of Merit at special ceremonies held in FAF Hq. on July "A. General Glenn was nraCantad fhiS award hu Ganaral
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04
1a SPEAKING a 0G
 GBOOKS
JoE PRIVATE SAYS i;


 that circulated from the Base Li- brary to the personnel of Bradley Field during the month of July. That's an all-time circulation rec ord for us, and one to be proud of during what H. Allen Smith would doubtless call "the summer dol drums" Maybe the weather had something to do with it, but we prefer to think it is our book col lection that caused this sudden in- crease. <. ... {: :=. ..== <. Here's a quick survey of the five most popular books of fiction dur- ing the month of July. We'll take up the non-fction next week.
 FOREVER AMBER
 Forever circulating, this book, but the list of reserves on our five copies is shrinking, and who knows, you may be next on the list for it. It's hard to condense 272 pages of text into one fairly short sentence, but it has been done. To quote The Book Review Digest, tits long historical romance about England in the time of Charles II, in which the central character is beautiful woman, Amber, of decidedly ques tionable morals" For more definite comment, consult the man who's read it!
 VALLEY OF DECISION
 Way back in 1942, when some of you were just opening your Greet ings," this book was appearing on best-seller lists all over the coun- try. The recent movie version of it is undoubtedly the reason for it's reappearance on the lists-after all, as we've said before, good books make good movies! It is the Story of the Scott Iron Works and the family who owned it, from the panic of 1873 to Pearl Harbor. If you're homesick for Pittsburgh, come and get it!
 IMMORTAL WIFE
 Irving Stones "Lust for Life" was enjoyed by wide reading au- dience several years ago. His latest novel, Immortal Wife," is a full length, biographical novel about Jessie Benton Fremont, the indom- itable wife of the American ex- plorer and geographer, John Ere mont. It's encouraging that this book, which has never borne banned in Boston" label, has ap- pealed to so many readers. Per haps it is because it is such grand love story, grand adven- ture story, and perhaps because it is so very we'll told.
 COMING HOME
 This is a very new book, pub lished just last month, and already on the best-seller lists in many cities, as we'll as at Bradley Field. It is the story of a young marine, wounded in the battles of Guadal- canal, his return to his native city, Pittsburgh, and the harder fight he made there against political cor ruption. It's a timely book, and far-reaching in scope. You'll like it.
 CAPTAIN FROM CASTILLE
 
 A Book-of the Month selection way back in January, this book sat on the new book shelf for days at time until suddenly it's popularity grew and it has been on the Base Library best-seller list for two months. It is long, romantic ad- venture tale of Spain and Mexico in the 16th century. A lively, ac- tion-packed historical romance, some reviewers call if a DarOdV on
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04
DON'T FORGET-AUGUST NINETEENTH-CLAMBAKE
Quote of the Week

''There is not one piece of ter ritOry or one thing of monetary nature that we want out of this war. We want peace and pros perity for the world as whole" Truman.
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

San Francisco (CNS) = Three local convicts engineered jail break. Captured, they explained "All we wanted were some cigar ets."
Bradley beam., 1945-08-04

Brigadier General Edgar E.. Glenn, FAF Chief of Staff, was awarded the Legion of Merit at special ceremonies held in FAF Hq. on July "A. General Glenn was presented this award by General
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-29
Long Distance Kainos
Nupiginafna

Pradedant sekmadieniu, Liepos /,
nupiginama long distance telefono
pasikalbe limo kainos su miestais
prasidedant uz 100 myliu tolia. ir
tas sudarys sutaupyma virs $21,-
000,00o metuose visoje salyje. Tas
iyedama pasiekus sutarti American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
su Federal Communications Com
mission.
| Ohio valstijai is to sutaupymo
teko apie s1,Oo0,0OO, kaip skelbia
F. F. Merrick, divizijos komercinis
vedcjas is The Ohio Bell Telephone
Company. Numazinimai sieks nuo
10 Xxi 81 nuosimciu, sulyg tolumo
| ir patarnavimo rusies.
Paveizdan, az pasikalbejima Gle
velando su San Francisco atsivjo
$3.75 uz triju minutu laika. Dabar
bus $2.45. Trumpesniais atvejais,
tarp Clevelando ir Miami. Florida,
buvo, $3.50, dabar bus $2.05.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-29

jas gavo ir ikure parapijos
mokykla. Bedarbes laikais ku-
rie seke, be skolu pastate baz-
nycia, itaise mokykla, irenge
erdvia sale Lietuviu sueigoms
ir Observation-Disclosures, ir sia-
dien, jo deka, kaip viduje taip
il is lauko sios parapijos nuo-
savybe yra graziausia visoje
apielinkeje.
Musu tevynes Lietuvos rel
kalai yra kasdieninis klebono
rupestis: kaip drabuziu rinki-
mas, pinigines aukos = tue 81
parapija visada atsizymi. Ka-
70 bonu platinime irgi zymiai
pasirodoma.
Vakare, parapijos saleje, ju.
biliato pagerbimui ivyko ban,
ketas. Publika perpilde sale
Sveikinimos kalbas pasake Prel
Ambotas, Kun. Petraitis, Kun
Orvidas, Kun. P. Valiukas il
redaktorius j. B. Laucka. Do
vana prisiunte Kun. j. Valan
tiejus is Waterbury, Conn.
Kaip savo dvasios vadui do
vanas iteike sv. Marijos Drau
gija, Gyvojo Razanciaus Drau
giia, Sv. Pranciskaus Tretinin.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

as III
Skridimas virs kalnu
Musu orlaivis kaip dangaus
paukstelis sau plasnoja tarp
debesq - tai kyla, tai nusi-
leidzia, prisitaikindamas prize
kalnu aukstumo. Kaip kada
rodos kad jau krentam zemyn
- sirdis plaka. -. gal atsi-
dursime ant uolu. Bet ziu =
vel sau linksmai kyla.
AS patti stebiuos kaip ramiai
mes skrendame oru - taip
kaip raniausiame vandenyne.
Supimas laive ant juru yra
kur kas nemalonesnis; ore re-
tai toks jausmas apina kaip
nusileidziant keltuvu is auksto
dangoraizio mieste. Tiesa, au-
sys ina spiegti pradedant xii
tt ir nusileisti nuo permainos
orc spaudin1o, bet tas greitai
pereina - ir vel gerai.
Kick kartu teko man skris-
ii, dar nesu pastebejus kad
keleiviai blogai jaustusi. At
rodo kad savijauta visai gera
ir niekas neatsisako priimti
graziai paruostus valgius, ku-
riuos lektuvo patarnautoja pa
siulo.
stai staigiai horizonte pa
sirodo gan didelis miestas ir
musu orlaivis pradeda lengves-
niu tempu sukinetis aplink il
aplink, jieskodamas sau vietos
patogiau nutupti ir nejuciomis
dasiekiam sventa zemele =
Denver!
Saulute silta, oras tyras, at
gaivinantis. Noretume pasivai-
kscioti, bet vos suspejame nu-
sipirkti atviruciu ir issiusti sa-
viesiems j Rytus, vel reikia
uzimti savo vietas lektuve -
ir vel kylame debesius.
Per aukstuosius kalnynus
Akys privargsta besidairant
per langa - noretusi uzsimer-
xii, bet ramybes nera. Regi-
Mai mainosi taip staigiai, ne
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mai buvo ant tick giliai isitiki-
ne kad jie neklysta kad, ifore-
dami savaip gyventi, nutara
keltis ir jieskoti sau nuosalios
vietos apsigyventi. Susirinko
savo zmonas, vaikucius, rakan-
dus, ir leidosi j vakarus kur
akys vede, uzdengtuose vezi-
muose, jauciu tempiamuose.
Jie sutvere sau baznycia
New Yorke, bet ilgai ir ten ne
buvo ir iskeliavo j Ohio. Tais
laikais zmones atsizymejo ne
tolerancija: susirinkdavo mi
MOS, atimdavo kitp turta, is
vaikydavo is namu ir bazny-
ciu. Is Ohio Mormonams teko
leistis toliau j Vakarus, Hi
nois. Bet cia irgi trumpai ra-
miai gyveno. Ju vadai kurie
lauke teismo buvo minios SUI
ciupti ir susaudyti 1874 m.
Tada jie nutare taip toll ke-
liauti kad niekam neuzkliuti.
Kelione buvo sunki per nezino-
mas zemes ir kalnus. Pakely-
je daug ju pasekeju krito is
bado ir salcio, bet pasiryzimas
ir isitikinimas dave jiems jie-
gu ir galQ gale tie istremtieji
atsirado Shame graziaje sleny-
je. Ju vadas, Brigham Young,
pasake, "Cia yra vieta kur mes
apsigyvensime'.
Vieta buvo pustyne - bu-
vo trukumas vandens. Bet
itaisius irigacija pasirode ne
apsakomai derlinga zeme. Sa-
liza zemes turtingos derlium
pasirode ir kiti gamtiski tur-
tai. Tuose kalnuose aplink
Salt Lake City randasi ivai-
riausiu metalu il ANGLES.
Ju baznycia susitvere is 6
nariu 1880 metals, dabar jau
siekia 100000. Ju tikyba
jau ileido saknis ivairiuose pa
saulio kampuose. Vienu laiku
jie buvo persekiojami ir varo-
mi is vienos valstijos kita,
siadien jie gyvena pasiturin-
ciai ir uzsitarnavo pagarba uz
ju pasiryzima pergaleti visa
neapykanta ir sunkias gyveni-
mo salygas.
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KELIONE |
SAN FRANCISCO

(Tesinys nuo LIMO psl.)
nors sniego ant ju virsuniu ne
simato, kaip ant tulu kitty kali
nu toliau. Mat, Xxi tam tikro
aukscio kalnuose sniegai nutir-
psta vasara, jeigu ir apsnin-
ga, ant aukstesniu kalnu jau
sniegai pasilaiko ziema ir va
sara. Los Angeles, kaip emo
mes sake, sniego nemato, tik
ziemos .metu buna lietinga, va
sara visai be lietaus.
LOS ANGELES yra jau XII
tame klimate, ka privaziuojant
j pietine Kalifornija gall ais
kiai pamatyti.
Paveizdan, vaziuojant nuo
Salt Lake City, per kalnus ir
tyrus, natal augant kadugiu
kuokstes tarp tyru zoliu. Bet
davaziavus Xxi tam tikro ruozo
pradingsta kadugiai, ju vie
toje stypso kaktusai! Toliau
j pietus, ir atsiranda palmu
medziai ir niekas negali gin
cyti kad nesi kitame, siltame
klimate, kur nebuna ziemos.
PAS LOS ANGELES LIE
TUVIUS. Vazuodamas j toll
mus Vakarus butinai sumaniau
uzsukti ir pas Los Angeles
Lietuvius, ir pranesiau Kittens
Misijos delegatams San Fran
cisco kada ten busiu, kad at
vaziuotu kartu dalyvauti susi-
rinkime ir pasimatyme su to
miesto Lietuviais, jei kuriam
is delegatu laikas leis atva-
ziuoti.
(Bus daugiau)
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keIi0n6 0ru ] San francisco

, sinori nieko praleisti, kiekvie-
ma sekunda brangi.
Wis mes kylame If kylame-
gal jau esame 10000 pedu virs
Denver. Wis tie snieguoti kali
mai. zali sleniai pranyksta-
jau zmogui nera kur isikurti.
Oar kaip kur kalnu virsunes
If uolos zaliuoja. miskais apzele
- is virsaus panasu j sama-
mas.
Taip beskrendant artinames
Utah valstijon. Cia tai vien
tik sniegu nukloti kalnai, ru-
dos uolos per istisas mylias.
Tx vel staiga sutinka mus
grazus vaizdas. Toll zemyn-ze-
myn klonyje, apsuptas snie-
guotais kalnais gull miestas
Salt Lake City.
Esu daug keliavus, bet ME
kados nemaciau miesta taip
graziose aplinkybese paguldy-
ta. Ypac labai graziai atrodo
is aukstumos. Uz miesto RI
bu matosi daug ukiu = viena
greta kitos. Atrodo kaip gra-
ziai isplanuotas parkas. Ka-
dangi reikejo vandeni atvesti
nuo kalnu, ukes reikejo sitaip
isplanuoti.
Musu orlaivis vel jiesko pa
togios vietos nutupti ir Swell
Mai leidziames zemyn. Turime
keturias valandas laiko apziu-
reti miesta ir su entuziazmu
vel atsistojome ant sventos ze-
.meles.
Mormonu sostine
Salt Lake City, miestas ne
toll Druskos Ezero - buvo
ikurtas 1847 metals. Naujoje
Anglijoje buvo susitverus nau-
ia tikyba Mormonu. Jie re-
me savo tikejima ant svento
Rasto, bet kitaip suprato jo
desnius. Jie tikejo i polyga-
mia ar daugpatyste. Uztat
JUGS Mckenzie ir persekiojo XII
tos krikscioniu .sektos kaip ne
padorius zmones. Bet Mormo-
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.
KUN. JONO BAKsIO KUNI.
GAVIMO JUBILEJUS

Vietos Lietuyiu parapijoje,
Birzelio II d. buvo pamineta
Kun. Jono Baksio kunigavimo
sidabrinis jubilejus ir jo Is
netu klebonavimas sioje para
pijoje. Iskilme praejo puos-
Mai, mes diena pasitaike butt
grail.
Apie 10 val. ryte prie klebo-
MICS duru sonuose sustojo w.
ru ir moteru draugijos, Anne
rikos Legijonieriai, mergaites
SUI gelemis, berniukai altoriaus
patarnautojai, ir Americas bel
Lietuvos veliavom ir kryzium
vedini ejo pirmiausia mergai-
tes su gelemis, altoriaus pa
tarnautojai, paskui juos isejo
jubiliatas Kun. Jonas Baksys,
lydimas Kun. A. Petraicio,
Kun. A. Orvido, vyskupo pa
vaduotojo Prel. Berger ir Prel.
J. Amboto. Lydejo ir keletas
kitatauciu kunigu, paskui ju
ejo legijonieriai ir visos baz-
nytines draugijos, ir taip kle-
bonas buvo ilydetas j baznycia.
Misias atnasavo pats jubilia-
tas, asistavo Kun. Petraitis ir
Kun. Orvidas. Pamoksla pasa-
ke Prel. J. Ambotas. Vysku-
pc vardu jubiliata pasveikino
vyskupijos kancleris Prelatas
Berger.
Altorius buvo ispuostas 81
dabrinemis ir gyvomis gelemis.
o baznycia buvo pima zmoniu.
Lake procesijos, jubiliato
veide matesi linksma pergales
nuotaika, nes Geguzes 20 d.
1920 metals jis, jaunikaiciu
budamas, savo sielos pasirinki-
mu, prieme kunigyste ir savo
pareigas istikimai eina per 25
metus.
Maloniai jautesi ir jo para
pijieciai siose iskilmese daily
vaudami ir sykiu su juo dziau-
gdamiesi palaima kuria il ap.
dovanojo Auksciausis, jo pasi,
aukojimu Jam, Tevynei ir pa
rapijieciams.
Pakele sia parapija
Kun. j. Baksys, atvykes
Rochesterio Lietuviu parapija
tuoj pamate jos trukumus il
emesi darbo. Itaise vienuoliv
seseru mama, ir nors tuomet
buvo sunku sesuciu gauti, jis
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