davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clarence f. stewart 90 Vera Morris ~
Prentice l. Morris 35, QlIeehie Laston, -
G.shfici So tuger. 81 Rebecca SimkONitl 30
Herbert Cole. 27. Lillian Patton-2---
Johnnie II LoWIie 4S, Patricia a. Taylor -.
Robert Dats0u. SIS. Gertrude NJ Williams. "A
Elmer Johnson. p. Jean Kiilunen, 20.
Carlton r Kaiser. %. Cor0lyn + WuschaCk,
2h.
Samuel Sanders. pa tNNrirnc CriSs 70.
hy'is Britt -7 Elsie VI B1vlcS. lS
Francis Ruokshurry Jr, 20. Ruth SheIwA-
nick r..
Ralph Moore 30 Eva Nsbrcy q
Ralph n Jackson. 23, Ann BrOndos 2i.
Rex Dye - Bonnie Sweeney a.
Warren r Schroeder. 25 Agnes { WeiSe. 26.
Reuhold \. Martin. 50. Adrienpe PreSslcr.
2s
Francis Ahonen 81 Elsie Kauppia %
Orie DcLanderyi,le. % Beatrice J Msnscl.
%
Henry A Lazarsa 42 Esteue Poanis 81.
Randall Han 81. India Butler -
Richard vs.. Horst 81 Theresa Il. Wyckor.
30
Daniel Goodman % Evelyn Rsppaport 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

n-If naval officer II placed
" on inactive duty at his own
request, must he participate IN
active naval duties each year to
retain his commission In the
L. =. naval reserve a NJ (.
a No.
Q-NN son has been in the
army for Il months, of which
10 months were spent overseas
up to Nov 80. and he has "A
wife and two children; houN
many points does he have now
-R. y,
Point, under the army de-
mobilization plan were frozen
a> OF Sept .. 1918 Il, your son
has not earned any points for
combat participation, Dee has 40
points based on parcnthood and
length of foreign and domestic
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
AT YOUR SERVICE ,a1a,F otTao71@,7'Mzs WINES.

a slang term applied 10 those
who wear the Army Service
Forces shoulder patch. II Is not
authorized by the war depart
mcnt nor Is II connected with
tho 99th Infantry Division IN
any way.
OWL the war department
disclose the details Of "A mans
medical record Ia his personal
physician ON request after dis
charge from military service
II ~. what procedure should be
followed bY the veteran or his
physician 10 obtain this record"
a. {.
a The war department viii,
upon request, furnish a vet
cranS personal physician with
AN information concerning the
soldiers medical history In
uuiics should be addressed 10
the Adiutant General War De-
pariment, Washington p, d. {.
Q-BeSidcs loss Of pay, are
anN other financial charges
made against desPrteT serN-
iccman for expenses incurred in
his apprehension by the war de-
partmcnt III. V. II.
\ Financial charges may be
made against a Servlceman by
the CoWt-marual for expenses
incurred IN his apprehension.
OF man il going 10
change his address, should he
notify his draft board -
A SeleCtiVc service regula-
tionS require rcgiStrants 10 keep
m touch with their local boards
a. all time Any regiStrant who
changes his address should no.
tily his local board of that fact.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

lander et.4f-tf4f t+f Nhiyitr,- he
famous
Bill Barbour an enthusiastic
Nantucket Islander, named the
horse. OF-Lander Is what the
island folks call people from the
mainland. In fact they always
talk about going to the United
States" when they come over TO
the mainland.
Spike Briggs sends a nice
Santa m an airpIanc.
Jerry Tobias Of Allen Indus
tries writes personal notes So
does Associate Justice Frank
Murphy.
A slick greeting from Ghrys.
ler'S famous engineering three,
Zeder, SHELTON and Breer.
Shows the boys in their lab
working away, but all done up
a. Disney brownies.
Diz TroutS card is formal and
handsome. Mrs. ]. chose n.
Bread Man Jack Schacttcr has
the most surprising Christmas
greeting "a strip tease
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Hits
The Spot
When You Itch

Here's quick relief for itching caused By
eczema, athletes foot. pimples and other
akin irritations. Get this modern REMEDY
that checks the fiery burning and itching
almost Instantly Stop scratching irritAted
skin and give Il q chance 90 heal. just ask
your druggist for Doan's Ointment which
contains a local Anesthetic-a wonderful
improvement that practically puts your
itching skin 10 sleep. Don't suffer longer
the agony Of sleepless nights. Put your
itch 10 sleep with Doan's Ointment. Al all
druggists
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Slayer Sentenced

Avants Atkins, Al. of 6744 w.
jefferson today was under a four
and one-half TO 15-year sentence
imposed by Recorders Judge John
j. Maher after he was found
guilty of the tavern Staying last
July OF Howard Robinson. 3S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Progress:

TENANTS in 50 +. Grand
Il River and adjoining buildings
between Woodward and Farmer
have been notified they had bet
ter look for other quarters.
A department store iS coming
IN there 10 build when reStrlC-
tons permit
Story is its Nfacy'S Of New
York. Anyway the tenants are
in d dither, and there seem TO be
no places downtown for them
10 90.
Office space is at a premium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
To the Ladies':

nROPPED back stage 10 find
IL Joe FauSsone, Statler chef.
working away on hundreds Of
sandwiches
Didn't know a big, chef ever
did anything except prepare
duck with wine
Joe was working on the fare
for the hotel employees holiday
party. ] nihble and Joe talks as
he cuts away the CruStS:
~ tell you, men neUer un-
derstand the troubles Of a
keHseaife
Her Work Is neUer done,
same as nine. She knous
that's her Job. with little time
Oh for The r-si OF he, Iife.
NY uife's good cook
taught her FIRST three months
Ue Uere married, ! did all the
cooking. She Washed the
dishes.
Then one day. she an
nounced thar in our family
from then on she mas dong
the cooking.
"A Chef neuer thinks Of
pots and pans rhen he uorks.
He aLua1G-ha4-zo zomcbod. 10
clean up after him.
After three months Of
scrubbiuR she decided she Was
cook"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

Q-Can "A landlord cNict "A
widow 0f World War / vet
eran because he wants To rent
her quarters to someone rise
The widow II IN poor health and
unable 10 work. Her only in
come il "A widows pension and
small allowance from
nephew in the South Pacific
T.. {.
a In most rent control
areas there IS a SIX months
waiting pefted before Il land
lord can force a tenant 10 move.
The landlord must obtain a GER
tifiCate OF eviction before he
can take any court action 20
cviCt a tenant In case Of an
eviction proceeding. the tenant
should seek the advice OF "a lc-
gal aid society. or the chair
man of the State Bar ASSOcIa-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Brain Game Answers
lQuestions on EdltorlaI Pagel

Wv ThaNhN ~ = =
Ambassador 10 China. .
Darling. ga False. 1t
was signed Sept. %. 1888, a
little less than a year before
the invasion of Poland Sept.
!. 1899 tb) True. 4-Claude
Rains. 5 Thirty-five leagues
have announced their inten-
tion TO play. Sc is cor
rect, of which 47000,000
went 10 the government.
Z Because their engines
are not economical. They do
only IL knots, which puts
them in the tramp steamer
class. yet they are too big
for tramp steamer use, s
The new chemical element
which is produced by the
CyClOtron. II X the basic
material used IN making
atomic bombs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Connolly Answers

Questions on Editorial Page)
! "a. &c. 3-b. 4-b. sc.
q lal-deep- orange red ttbl-
apple green, tcJ usually
green; cd green showing
red in the light; te) rose
color.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
DiSlaH Side:

GERTRUDE BLAKE is our
VI only woman vine salesman.
Sire ffved IN FariK Tor several
years and when she came home
drifted into the wholesalinr job
because she knew vintages.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Irate Wife:

A PRETTY young woman got
"a thorough beating in the
powder room of one of our bet
ter known bars when the Mrs.
=. .slked- IN 20 find her husband
and the girl drinking cocktails.
The wife came off badly, too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

were sending
out their holi.
DAY greetings
until Easter
20 irate con-
Stitueuts who
were left on
til e original
list
An d still
II
complaints
IIandSonleSt
card comes
from InSJT-
an e man
Lou Topper.
II = q big
etching Of his
horse OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
I2-Dav FurIOugII>:

NOR all the BOYS al Percy
j Jones who can bee moved.
Some UI- -tifrf7 viii l-r M 7rruu-
lances some ln Rcd Gross cars.
but hundreds can't Boz taken
homo al an for Christina
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Any Questions?

Any questions !
TRE DETROIT TIMES
Il mails personal answers 90
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges of serv ! G EN- . n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will he answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
AT YOUR SERVICE BURLAU.
DETROIT INNS,
IIMi~ ~0l ARi
DETROIT II MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and a self-ad.
dressed, stamped enUsIoPe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Steal Costly Liquor

MT. CLEMENS, Dec. 22-Sher-
iffs deputies today sought thirsty
thieves who looted Reichart's S
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
I'rOOG:

A VACUUM cleaner salesman,
"a with vacuum, going into the
Lincoln Bldg, IN one hand a
Saekful OF dust. Most important
for all of them. Shows the boss
they've really heen- -demonStrai--
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
Pat and Take.

UNITED AIR LINES u' 0f
u The Book Hotel i1UoV anA
into new quarters .r tng Book
Building. and before fHsN got
thcir desks ai. 0gt desks ut
Eastern AIR were Comnl down
the lobby
Hou, ,nG problems are, not abb
oomosiC
Docfor- aU5 aff0rney- just
back from thc War cant nna
-qlliGS spacf--.-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Greetings:

CLRISTAIAS.cards arc fun
~ Jack Adam sent nice
Santa With feet up un apof-hci-
lied stove. Might hc Jack hIm-
self: there's q resemblance /
mean % Santa, uu, to the stove.
The mayor never sends cards.
He has prohted hy the head
aches OF previous mayors who
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

tior Committee on War Work.
Any Rcd Cross chapter can re-
fer am individual 10 such legal
aid
Odd B-2l LiheratOr bomb
erS ever attack Japan AT any
time during the Pacific war;
w Is. \.
a Forty-two B-24s of the
Far East Air Force, under the
command of Gen. {. kenncy,
bombed USa kyuShu. on Aug.
;. 1913. 50 B-2iS bombed Kuma-
motto. KyuShu, on Aug 10. l9i5;
and 81 B-2iS, I'm TWO raids,
bombed kyuShu and HonShu
islands on AUG. Il 1915.
Q-Nhat il n Blue Star Com
mandnS II this title connected
with the 99th Infantry Division
i'm any Way?-R. L. &.
A Blue Star Commando rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL

IERE pleasant little that VIII give you message
every day IT Is numerical puzzle designed TO spell oat
fortune Count the letters II the number
of letters IS substrac If the number less than g.
add The result key number Start the upper left
hand the and check every of Your key
humb left 10 ght Then read the message 5he letters under
Tie checked figures you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-24

HOUSING problems afe,not abb
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
BALTIC CIVILIZA-
TON UNIQUE
IN THE WORLD

... The Baltic States have, after
their experience of 1910, when they
were occupied by Russian forces,
learnt to value not only their own
national independence, but also the
European way of life above very
thing.
These small states, with a total
population of less than 100000,
have for more than five years, been
engaged in desperate struggle
against two mighty empires, with
a total population. of more than
250,000,000. The struggle against
the German and the Russian En-
pires has been conducted with fear
full sacrifices, but is still sustained
it is hard to say how many Balts
have perished and whether more
have perished by political massacre
or in BATTLE or the reverse.
... Towards Russia, the attitude
of the Baltic States was altogether
conciliatory and the relations bet
ween them and their mighty neigh
Dor was crowned by system of
treaties and non-aggression pacts
all Of which were violated without
provocation in 1889 and 1940.
The difference between the two
worlds - the Baltic European and
the Russian - goes far back into
history. 1t has deepened through
the generations and was never as
deep as it is now. Russia had nc
Middle Ages, no Renaissance, nc
Reformation. This has sundered
her civilization fundamentally from
that of the west t... Finland and
the Baltic States shared the herita
ges of the Middle Ages with Eu.
rope and =. the Renaissance anc
the Reformation at an early date
... Why, in the last analysis
are :. . the Baltic States making
so fearful a sacrifice? To remain
within the European community tt
which, in heart, mind and soul, they
have always belonged.
(F. A. Voigt in The Nineteenth
Century and After.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
WHO GETS
MEMEL?
By ANTHONY DAINUS
Detroit Free Press, June 22)

Since Germany's frontiers were
rolled back to the boundaries of
December, 1887. new problem
confronts the Allies-who will con-
troll the finest natural harbor on
the Baltic Sea--Memel? This har-
Dor is part of the port of Memel
which Lithuania was forced to sur
render to Germany in 1899.
Who will control it? Not Rus
sia. For that is one Lithuanian
territory to which Moscow can lay
no claim whatever for Menel was
never under Russia:
(A) Not under the Cars, for at
the Polish-Lithuanian Partition of
1875 by Prussia, Russia and Aus
tria, Memel was incorporated by
Prussia.
OBJ Not under the Soviets, for
at the time of the Soviet-engineered
Lithuanian "elections" of 1910 (the
naive grounds upon which Russia
based the annexation of Lithuania
repudiated by President Roosevelt
and the State Department. Memel
was under Germany!
Since Germany is stripped OF
her post-1937 annexations and since
Russia has absolutely no claims tc
Memel, more than that she has sub
scribed to "no territorial aggrand.
| izements' and since Memel belongs
to Lithuania, President Truman
should see to it that this territory
serve as the hub around which
President Roosevelt's promise OF
October, 1910, will be brought tc
fruition
"Lithuania has not lost her in
dependence; Lithuania's indepen
dence has only temporarily beer
put aside. Time will come ant
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
MUSU GERIEU
KAIMYNAI

Su savo artimiausiu kaimy-
nu kartais sunkiau sugyventi
negu su tolimesniu. Bet prize
Singai yra su Dirvos kaimynais
gretimose duryse - Urbsaiciais
ir Dumbliauskais-Dunbar. Jie
jau penktas metas uzlaiko uz-
eiga buvusioje Kazio Stonio
vietoje. Cia Lietuviai lankosi
norodami Lietuviskai pasidai-
nuoti. Tai yra Superior-Rus-
sell Inn, 1924 Superior Ave.
Savininkai yra Elena ir Kle-
mensas Urbsaiciai ir Juozas ir
Marcele Dumbliauskai-Dunb
Ju dukt5, Helen, dirba kartu
Shame biznyje.
Elena Urbsaitiene yra zino-
ma is senesniu laiku veikti Lie
tuvaite Miliauskaite, dainavus
choruose, vaidinus scenoie ir
priklausius tautinese organiza-
CHOSE. JOS vyras Klemensas
yra vienas is dideles Urbsaiciu
seimos Clevelande, taip pat
priklauses ir veikes choruose
il organizacijose. Pereitame
Didziajame kare jis iStarnavo
du metu Amerikos armijoje,
is ju VENUS metus isbuvo Bel
gijoj ir. Prancuzijoj, o is ju 8
manesius isbuvo fronte ant ug-
MES. Sugryzo suzeistas. Pa
sveiko, ir pirm Sio biznio jie
buvo dar mesos biznyje ant
kampo Luther ave.
Dumbliauskai seniau turejo
uzeiga vieni patys ant E. 10th
street. 1941 metu Kovo % jie
kartu su Urbsaiciais nupirko
Stonic bizni ir taip tapo Dir
vos artimiausiais gerais kai-
mynais. Urbsaiciai ir Dum-
bliauskai daznai paremia tau
tiSkus ir baznytinius reikalus.
Superior-Russell Inn daznai
turf sveCiu Lietuviu is kitu
miestQ, lankanciu Clevelanda
arba pravaziuojanciQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
UZEINA NELAIMIU
LAIKOTARPIS

Automobiliu nelaimes dauge-
ia. Kas meta trafiko nelaimes
Siuo meto laiku - suzeidimais
ir uzmusimais - pasoka, ypac
seknadieniais.
Net su suvarzytu keliavimu
ir mazesniu skaicium automo-
biliu ant keliQ, atejus svenciu
ir atostogu sezonui prasideda
automobiliu nelaimes daugeti.
Vazinejantieji mano kad like
laisvi nuo darbo jie gall uzmir-
sti visas atsargumo taisykles.
Jie mano kad tada jie paliuo-
suojami nuo vazinejimo saugu-
mo reikalavimus. Jie uzmirsta
nurodymu zenklus ant keliu ir
paleidzia greituma valion. Ne
paiso kad ir kiti turi teise va
ziuoti. siuos automobilistus
rasit ten kur buna sulauzymo
ir susimusimo griuvesiai.
Buk atsargus vazinetojas. .
prisilaikant tvarkos vaziavime
turesi apsauga sau ir savo ka-
rui. Atsargus vaziavimas tai
tavo geriausia apdrauda nuo
nelaimiu.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06

scurvy or exhaustion. The average
span of life in those camps did not
exceed five years. Only young and
exceptionally strong men could out
live a longer ordeal. No commu-
nication with the outer world was
permitted. They could not write
or receive any letters, and were
not allowed to know where their
families had been exiled to. Be
longing chiefly to the Intelligent
sia" they were not permitted to do
any reading. Nor had they any
holidays or days of rest -.
weekly Polish Catholic Press
Agency Review of European
Facts and Problems, New York
February 7, 1945.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
POP KONCERTAI

sio sestadienio vakare, Public
Auditoriume bus desimtas is Sesio-
likos sios vasaros Popularity kon-
certu serijos, kuriuos teikia Cleve-
land Summer Orchestra, vadovau-
jana DR.. Rudolph Ringwall.
Sio koncerto solistas bus John
Sebastian, kuris lyginasi su Larry
Adler burnines armonikos virtuoso.
Kita treciadieni, soliste bus Met
ropolitan Operos soprano, Helen
Iepson, kuri dainuos Michiamano
Mimi, is 'La Boheme'', is Gavotte,
is "Manon".
Kito Sestadienio solistes bus pra-
garsejusios Yaysnoff Seserys, Ru-
ses pianistes.
Sic Pop koncertai tests treciadie-
Mo ir sestadienio vakarais per visa
Liepos menesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
PRASIDEDA "GERI LAIKAT"

Nekurie darbininkai Cleve-
lande, paleisti is karo darbu,
gaudami valstijos bedarbes at
lyginima, sake jie nenori dau-
giau dirbti, nors kitas darbas
if atsirastu.
Xxi Siol valdzia nutrauke ka-
70 reikmenu uzsakymu Cleve-
lando srities dirbtuvese Is mi
lijonu dolariu sumoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
WHAT BECAME OF THE RUSSIA
FRIENDLY LITHUANIAN
- GOVERNMENT?

1t is a well-known fact that Rus
sia's chief demand, next to terri
torial annexations, is to have So
viet-friendly governments establish
ed in all countries bordering upor
Russia. A model of such a friend
ly government was that of Lith
uania in 1939-1940 :.
In spite of that, all members o1
that Government were arrested ir
August 1910 and deported to Arc.
tic Russia, together with their fami.
lies. Only the President, Antanas
Smetona, and War Minister Mus.
teikis succeeded in escaping abroad
The Prime Minister, Anthony Mer.
kys, having ferreted out that he
was to be arrested, went to Riga
to fly from there on a Swedish
plane to Stockholm. He was, how
ever, betrayed by a Soviet agent
arrested and deported to Russia
with his family.
Foreign Minister Joseph Urbsys
having returned home from Cabi-
net meeting found his apartment
sealed, and his ailing wife evicted.
Urbsys, an independent politician,
was also arrested and deported to
Russia.
General Rastikis, Commander-in-
Chief of the Lithuanian Army, was
also to be deported. When the G.
P. y. agents came to his house he
was out of town with his wife. So
the agents grabbed his two daugh-
ters of whom one was four and
the other six years old, and depor-
ted them to Siberia.
Members of this Russia-friendly
government endured especially hard
moral sufferings, because they were
separated from their wives and
children, who in turn were depor-
ted to unknown destinations. The
lot of the deported Cabinet minis
ters remained for quite some time
a mystery. Wild rumors circulated
on the subject.
The veil of mystery was lifted
but recently when a prominent Lith-
uanian citizen who had been SEN
fenced to hard labor in Siberia
succeeded in escaping and reached
an Allied country -.
About eighty-five Lithuanians {.
were, when he left, prisoners in
Bolshaya Reshka, about 95 miles
from Krasnoyarskaya Oblast q.
Their working day lasted fourteen
The prisoners did not get any
soap. During the long Siberian
winter they didn't have even water
to wash up. 1t was always frozen
in a below zero temperature. Their
clothes were neither changed no1
washed. They had to he worn un-
til they fell off their bodies in rags
They never got any vegetable
food. Many of them died from
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

NEFF RD., arti Lake Shore Blvd.
netoli katalikiskos baznycios, 5
metu senumo puikus 6 kamb. mu-
RIMS namas, dideli kambariai, di-
delis lotas: namas air-condinioned;
gaso siluma, insuliuotas, didelis pa
silinksminimo kambaris; vario ry-
nos: geros rusies namas visais at
zviigiais.. (28)
ED F. KOVAC REALTY
aGO E. 1S5TH ST. KE. 5000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
LANKESI LAIDOTUVESE

DetrOlte mlrus DR.. JuOZui
Jonikaiciui, j laidotuves buvo
nuVaziave ClevelandieGiai 2. j.
ziuris SUI zmona, piles Ycaites,
K. S. Karpius, ir dalyvavo ten
viesinti Clevelandiete Mrs. M.
Kudzius.
Petronele Kundrotiene, 1895
F. 14O ST., isvaziavo j laidotu-
YES savo brolienes, East St.
Louis, Ill. Laidotuves ivyko
Liepos 2 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
-MIRIMA Al

ALEKNA Juozas, SO NJ, nuo
1548 E. 70 street, mire Bir-
zelio 2S, palaidotas Lake View
kapinese Birzelio 80, 2:30 val.
po pietu.
Liko du sunai, Klemensas ir
Henry; pastarasis randasi L.
S. Armijoje.
Laidoiime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06

OHIO valstijoje nCrinla nu-
pirkti zemes isteigimus valsti-
jiniu parku keturiuose valsti-
jos kampuose. Tam tikslui
valstijos Senate komisija rel
kalauja $3,50O,00O sumos.