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Evening star., 1945-02-04
12Ofh Century Group
o ShO.x, Gable Film

Combat America" the techrAcolor
aim featuring Maj. Clark Gable,
who supervised the making Of the
picture, will be sponsored BY the
international Outlook section Of
the Twentieth Century Club ct q
bond rally" st 2:30 pm. tomorrow
at the YWCA.l Bonds will be on
sale following the showing Of the
picture and each purchaser will re-
|ceive . ticket for the RAJ band
concert to be given later this month
In Constitution Hall.
Dr.. Esther Coles Franklin, Con-
sumner adviser to OPA'S head
Chester Bowles, will address the
|civics education section Of the club
at . luncheon meeting at 1890
pm, Thursday at the YWCA. Hel
subject will be Citizen Response
bility for Price Control"
Evening star., 1945-02-04
CAPT. 4. r. Ditfrick
To Be Guest Sneaker

Capt. Alva R. Dittrick of the ed
ucational reconditioning branch
Surgeon Generals Oflce, will be
guest speaker at meeting of the
Takoma Park Women's Club at /
pm. Tuesday at the Takoma Park
Elementary School auditorium. His
subject will be Educational Re-
conditioning in Army Hospitals"
The program will include a show
ing of Clark Cables film, Combat
America" secured from the Office
of War Information and the Treas
ury Department by Mrs. G. E. Ack-
erman, jr., chairman of War Stamp
and Bond sales, in recognition of the
fine work done by the club in the
War Loan drives.
A number of stars will be added
to the clubs service flag, which now
boasts well over 100, 2 of them gold
Mrs. Luther Lemon will preside.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Program on India
For Marietta Club

A program on India will be pre-
sented by the literary section, Mari-
eta Park Women's Club, ct 3 pm.
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Ivan
Sims, 5542 Nevada avenue NV.
This is one Of . series Of programs
featuring discussions Of far-away
places where serucemen are sta
toned. It was designed to provide
information for members who might
have friends or relatives IN the
services overseas.
Mrs. Peggy De Lung will give .
brief pictorial travelog Of the coun-
try and Mrs. Sims paper on
Nehru. The life and representative
works Of the Indian poet, Tagore,
will be reviewed by Mrs. Harold
Leath. Mrs. Lillian Luther will re-
view "The Richest Man In the
World" by Ernest o. Hauser, foreign
correspondent now in India.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Darby and Mrs. Elsie
Gross.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Civic and Study Clubs

Washington Club-Tuesday, II am,
speaker, Col. Carl Stenersen, Ski
Warfare" Wednesday, pm,
luncheon. Thursday, pm, din
ner.
Twentieth Century Club-Tomorrow
2:30 pm, YWCA. Thursday, 1890
pm, civics education section,
speaker, DR.. Esther G. Franklin,
Price Control"
Critics Forum, Catholic Thought on
Best Sellers - Wednesday, $3.50
pm, Mayflower Hotel.
American Association of University
Women, Washington Branch-To-
day, 3 to 6 pm, clubhouse. We'd
nesday, 4:3o to $50 pm, club
house.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday
1890 pm, the Kenesaw.
Business and
Professional Clubs
Zonta Club-Wednesday, pm.
YWCA.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Today, pm, board, with
Mrs. Isabel Peterson, 4700 Over
brook road.
Women's Traffic Association OF
Washington-Tuesday, $50 pm.
Mayfower Hotel; speaker. Kinsey
N. Merritt, Transportation OF
Property by Air"
Woman's Single Tax Club-Tomor-
row, pm, 1409 Newton street
NV.
Pilot Club-Tuesday, 6:15 pm.
Blackstone Hotel
Con, m unity Clubs
Lyon Village Woman's Club
Wednesday, 8 pm, forum.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Tues.
day. pm, Takona Elementar!
School; speaker, Capt. Alva R
Dittrick, Educational Recondi.
tioning in Army Hospitals"
Marietta Park Women's Club
Tuesday, 8 pm, with Mrs. Ivar
Sims, 5542 Nevada avenue NV.
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tuesday
1890 pm, dessert bridge. Satur.
day, 10 pm. to l am. next Sun.
day, Senior Dance Group.
Sunshine and Community Society
Tomorrow, 1:30 pm, Hotel 2400
speaker, DR.. Aase G. Skard.
Chevy Chase Woman's Club
Wednesday, 10 am, music section
Thursday, 1890 pm, French sec.
ton; Friday, 2 pm, drama sec.
tion; Saturday, Z pm, music sec.
ton.
Silver Spring Womanis Club-To.
morrow. 10 am, Executive Board
with Mrs. Franklin B. Talbot, 10,
Bonifant street. Tuesday, 9:3(
am, arts and crafts. with Mrs
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Jewish Sisferh0Od
Viii Meet Tomorrow

Representative Herman Koppel-
man of Connecticut will be guest
speaker at a membership meeting
of the Adas Israel Sisterhood at
1:45 pm. tomorrow at Sixth and
streets NV.
February programs, to be ar
ranged by Mrs. Louis Novick, will
carry out patriotic theme in keep
ing with the many distinguished
anniversaries celebrated this month
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Nezv ENGLAND W0men

Mrs. Harry Gutridge, president of
the Maryland Society for the Preser-
vation of Antiquities, will review
Ethan Frome," by Edith Wharton,
at a meeting of the Phyllis Lyman
Colony, National Society of New
England Women, Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. George E. McCann,
1900 Sixteenth street NV.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Bernice M. Heffernan and Mrs.
George L. Palmer.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

Talbot; Wednesday. II noon,
Jesup Blair Community House.
University Park Woman's Club-To-
morrow, 2 pm, with Mrs. T. Ray
Stanton, 43O5 Sheridan street.
Miscellaneous Clubs
District League of Republican
Women-Tomorrow, / pm, Exec
utive Board, Statler Hotel; 2:30
pm, speaker, Senator Wayne l..
Morse, Montgomery Ward Case. /"
National League of American Pen
Women, District Branch-Tomor-
row, 7:45 pm, drama. Friday, 8
pm, book reviews.
Society of Free Lance Writer'S
Thursday, 8 pm, Mount Pleasant
Branch Library.
Daughters of the British Empire,
Queen Elizabeth Chapter-Tues-
day, 8 pm. with Mrs. l.. r. Mac
Gregor, 1707 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, Robert E. Lee Chapter-To-
morrow, pm, Confederate Me-
mortal Hall.
American University Guild OF
Women-Wednesday, 1890 pm,
| book review.
College of New Rochelle, Washing
ton Alumnae Chapter-Tomorrow
evening. with Miss Claire Deegan,
| 1900 Sixteenth street NV.
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, WASH
ington Alumnae Chapter-Wednes-
day evening, YWCA, GA E
street NV.
PEG Sisterhood - Wednesday, II
an, round table, YWCA; 1890
pm, reciprocity luncheon.
American Home Economics Associa-
| ton, District Homemakers' Sec
tion-Thursday, 1880 pm, Wash
ington Gas Light Auditorium
panel, How the Homemaker Can
Help the Returned Serviceman."
National City Christian Church,
Woman's Council-Tuesday, II
am, 1908 Vermont avenue NV;
speaker, Mrs. Hale r. Shenefield
"Dumbarton Oaks Proposal"
Women's Christian Temperance
Union, Chaplin Union-Wednes-
day, II am, $50 Sixth street NV;
speaker, Mrs. Earle Wilflwy, Miss
Frances Willard"
Sisterhood of the Washington He
brew Congregation-TomorroA, /
pm, the Temple; speaker. Dean
Elmer L. Kayser, Our Wartime
| Situation"
Adas Israel Observation-Disclosures
pm, dessert tea, Sixth and ]
streets NV; 1:45 pm. speaker
Representative Herman Koppel-
| man.
National Society Of New England
Women, Phyllis Lyman Colony
Tuesday, with Mrs. George e. Nc
Cam, 1000 Sixteenth street NV.
Junior Hadassah, Washington Unit
Tomorrow, 8:15 pm, Jewish
Community Center.
Special Libraries Association, Social
Science Group-Wednesday, din
ner meet, YWCA; speaker, Dr.
Pitman B. Potter, "Dumbarton
Oaks-Progress or Reaction"
Woman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow II am, clubhouse;
speaker, Mrs. George F. Becker
india"
Florence Crittenton Home, Board OF
Governors-Fr1day, II am, 475e
Reservoir road NV: pm.
luncheon.
Arlington Republican Women's
Council-Wednesday, $50 pm.
Rixey Mansion; speaker, Repre-
sentative Lowell Stockm q n
"Glimpses of the European Thea
ter of War"
United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy, Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
Evening star., 1945-02-04
GrOub

How the Homemaker Can Help
the Returned Serviceman" will be
the subject Of discussion panel OF
the District Homemakers' Section
American Home Economics Associa-
ton, at 1:30 pm. Thursday at the
Washington Gas Light auditorium.
Mrs. Theodore Taylor is chairman
of the program. Other participants
will be Mrs. F. L. Lewton, Mrs. T. j
Lynch, Mrs. Earl Beckner and Mrs
Raymond Smith.
Mrs. Blanche Oldham will preside.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
On the Engage n1ent Pad This Week

Chapter-Thursday, 10:45 am,
with Mrs. Frank r. Keefer, $500
Woodley road NV.
District Daughters of the American
Revolution-Tomorrow, II am.
Conservation Committee, Chapter
House. Wednesday, IL am, Ma
tional Historical Magazine Com
mittee, Chapter House. Wednes-
day, Manor House Chapter, Chap
ter House; speaker, James w.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Chapter of UDC
VIII Meet Monday

A meeting Of the Robert E. Lee
Chapter, No. GA, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Con-
federate Memorial Hall, 1922 Ver-
mont avenue NV. Miss Gertrude
Robinson, first vice president, will
preside in the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. 8. l.. Christie, who Il
visiting in Tennessee. Refresh
ments will be served following the
business session, with Mrs. Frank
Fischer and Miss Beulah Frazier
in charge,
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Sunshine Society
To He1r. NOrzveeiau

DR.. Aase q. Skard, distinguished
child psychologist, teacher anc
lecturer Of Norway, will be gues,
speaker at q meeting Of the Sun.
shine and Community Society q,
80 pm. tomorrow at Hotel 2400
The program has been arranged BY
Mrs. j. CASTOR Hull.
Mrs. Samuel G. Keery, president
will preside assisted by Mrs. Frank
~. Mulkern, Mrs. Ross II. Snyder
Mrs. H. M. Adams and Mrs. H. C
Moynelo.
Mrs. Adolph Volk will be hostes,
at the monthly card party at 1:3l
pm, February 16 at her home
52l2 Western avenue.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

Fawcett, George Washington a.
Portrayed Upon Postage Stamps. "
Thursday, 8 pm, Thomas Mar
shall Chapter, Chapter House
Friday, 2 pm, Susan Riyiere Het-
eel Chapter, Chapter House
speaker, Miss Hazel B. Nelson
George Washington" Saturday
2 pm, Monticello Chapter, with
Mrs. j. r. Pipes, 5603 Park street
Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1945-02-04
PEO Sisferh0Od

A reciprocity luncheon will be
given by the PEG Sisterhood, with
Chapter U as hostess, at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the YWCA. Reser-
vations must be made by noon to-
morrow with Mrs. Florence H. Wad-
dell. Ordway 59l5.
The luncheon will be preceded by
a round table meeting at II am.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Comfort for ,Trainees
Comfort for Trainees
Garfield Nurses Quarters
Frightened BY Groub's Help
By Gretchen Smith,
Women's Club Editor.

1t was not long after the country
mobilized its fighting forces follow
ing recognition OF a national emer-
gency, that civic-minded leaders
realized the need of suitable recrea-
tion places for servicemen in this
country, and within short time
the USO was born.
Just as the recreational needs and
physical comforts of our fighting
men were being met four years ago,
50 today increasing programs and
plans are being sponsored for the
comfort Of one of our newest groups
of modified youth-the Student
Nurse Cadet Corps.
An inspiring example of what can
be done to tighten the program of
girls who have volunteered for the
difficult and essential work of nurs-
ing Is to be found at the Garfield
Hospital, where the Ladies' Aid So
ciety has lent a helping hand to
many undertakings designed to bring
cheer and comfort to the student
nurses.
Due to the situation of the hospi-
tai, it is not possible to lust run
into a drugstore around the corner"
for a much desired snack or soft
drink, so a few months ago the
Ladies Aid decided to establish a
snack bar right in the heart of the
hospital" Here the girls are able
to secure, during rest periods or
short of1-duty hours, anything from
a sandwich and coffee to bowl of
hot chilli, beginning with breakfast
hours and continuing until 4:30
o'clock. Even the doctors and in
ternes have found the Hospitality
Shop, as it Is called, real nook
Of comfort and convenience during
their increasingly long hours of work
and the little counter at the snack
bar is always well patronized by local
customers.
Recently when Miss Shelby Pat
ton, superintendent of nurses, want
ed to "do something" about the
dreariness of the rooms in the old
buildings in which the nurses quar-
ters are located, she found ready
response from members of the
Ladies' Aid.
With the rapid expansion of its
nursing school, due to the number
of girls who have signed up for the
cadet nurses training course, it was
necessary for an entire new building
to be constructed to house the stu
dent nurses. While rooms in the new
building constructed by the Govern
ment as part of the nurse program
are cheerful and comfortable, many
Of the rooms in the old buildings
where the hospital has had its nurs-
Evening star., 1945-02-04
AIbha Gamma Delta

The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter, Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
will hold a dinner meeting at pm
Wednesday at YWCA, GA E street
INV. A speaker from the Red Cross
will be featured on the program.
For reservations call Wisconsin
1114.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

CLUBWOMEN "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
Dozens OF attractive dish gardens hare been made By
members OF the American University Park Garden Club to
sent vaentines to conualescent nearby
pals Aboue, Mrs Charles c. Montgomery eft, oho has
directed the garden arrangements receiues plant from Mrs
Ida Phipitt at hose home the last
plete the oork prior to its collection by the The
"udlentines Ou be distributed by the Potomac Camp and
pitdL Service OF the American Red Cross
Evening star., 1945-02-04

CONGRESSIONAL WIVES BACK BONDS.
Each day finds members of the different "Congress Clubs
busy selling bonds at their booth at the Sae Hotel Last
Mrs. H. Hedrick fle made her debut member of the
group being the neUly elected president of the 79es Club
is selling War Bond book to Miss Mdge Phillips frght
daughter Representative John Phillips OF California
Mrs Albert Carter e of Representative
tora and organizer of the Congress Clubs for the past
years. looks -Stdr Staff Photos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

TAMOsAITIS Petras, so me-
tn, mire Rugs. "a, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
MASIS Jurgis, mire Rugs. M,
Shenandoah, Pa.
STANKIENE Ona (Benzinai-
te), AS M, mlre Spaliu 4,
Chicagoj. (Gimus Riverton,
Ill.,
MAzEIKAITE Mare, Is metQ,
mire Spaliu 2, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimus.
SLUzELIENE Mare, mire 19
Rugsejo, Luzerne, Pa.
VAITKEVICIUS Alekas, seno
amz., mire Spaliu 6, Chica-
goj. (Telsiu ap. Narindaiciu
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 40
netu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Spaliu 4, 1915, tevas Petras
Gabrunas, Dorchester, Boston,
Mass, gavo karo laivyno de-
partmento pranesima kad zuvo
io sunus Pilypas, vyresnysis
submarine Sculpin, Lapkricio
19, 1943. Jis ikSiol Euvo skai-
tomas dingusiu veikmeje.
Lapkrcio 19, 1943, Sclupin
Seke burr JaponQ laivu Pacifi-
Ike, netoli 'Iruk salos. Japonai
81 submarine patemijo, paliko
Viena savo karo laivq toje vie
toje kur Sculpin pasiner9, ir
tas paleisdamas sproginius j
giluma, ta submarina susprog-
dino. Submarines nuskendo SUI
kapitonu ir apie 40 jureiviu.
Submarinui dar iSkilus prizes
galutinai nuskestant, 4C kitu
jureiViu pasiliko ant .iuru, ju
apie 20 Japonai paeme nelais-
ven ant primo SaNO lalNO, II
pribuVes kitas jQ laivas paeme
kitus. Taciau tas antras ia
pony laivas tapo nuskandintas
kito Amerikos submarine ir
ant 10 zuvo if tie 20 issigelbe-
jusiQ nuo Sculpin. Tie kurie
buvo Japonu paimti ant Primo
10 laivo dasieke kranta ir isbu-
vo Japonu nelaisveje Xxi karo
Is ju Luvo suzirota
siomis dienomis kaip nuskendo
L. s. S. Sclupin ir kaip zuvo
Pilypas GabrunaS.
Svoregis
ADV. K. Kalinauskas.
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MICHIGAN PLANUOJA
STATYT REZORTUS

Roscommon, Mich. - Michi-
gan valstijos Turistu Tarybos
ir State Conservation Komisi-
JOS bendrame posedyje Spaliu
13, apkalbeta vaIstijos planuo-
lamas statymas turistams ma
mu if hoteliu pramoginese vie
tose. patraukimui privatinio
kapitalo.
x Suyaziavime <dalyvavos irs J.
]. Baciunas, dvieju rezortu sa-
vininkas, kuris paaiskino kad
diduma rezortu industrijos ne
laikytu tokiu valstijos irengtu
rezortu kompeticija ju privati-
niam rezortu bizniui. Jis prize
to pabreze, jeigu valstija iren-
gtu rezortams pastatus, kad
leistu privatiniams pasekmin-
giems operatoriams daryti pa
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PAVASARI BUS d.
DESNIS STREIKAS

Vakarines Pennsylva n j o S
angliakasiai sugryzo atgal ] ka-
syklas; isviso apie $4,000 buvo
sustreikave ir nutrauke darbus
keliolikoje angliakasyklu.
Angles suvarzymas, kuris
buvo del streiko ivestas, tapo
atsauktas.
Angliakasiai del streiko ne
dirbe, kelia reikalavimus kad
toxic nedirbimo laiku butu is
mokama ir jiems bedarEes at
lyginimas. Betgi valstijos be-
darbiams skiriamas atlygini-
mas istatymu tvarka mokasi
tiktai items darbininkams ku-
rie tiesioginiai netenka darbo.
Atsitikime streiko, kur ivyksta
nedirbimaS paeinas nuo varzy-
tiniu SUI darbdaviais, streike-
rvs turi laukti 5 savaites Xxi
bedarbes atlyginimas bus mo-
kamas.
Tas laikas norma sutrum-
pinti kad streikeriai galetQ an
ksciau gauti bedarbes mokesti.
John L. Lewis, angliakasiu
unijos pirmininkas, paragines
mainerius gryzti darbus pa
reiske kad pavasari gales bu-
ii apSauktas "didesnis if ge-
resnis' streikas, patogesnese
salygose. Mat, Kovo menesi
gall butt atnaujinta uniios su-
tariffs su kasyklu operatoriais,
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REENNSYLVANIJOE
PITTSBURGH
Pittsburghe $4,000
Serga Dziova

Pittsburgho Viesos Sveika-
tos direktorius DR.. Hope skel-
bia kad Pittsburghe arti $4,000
gyventoju turf dziova, bet jie
apie tai nezino.
Tas paskelbimas padarytas
sarysyje su nauju valdzios re-
miamu vajum sumazinti dzio-
vos mirtis 80 nuos.
Tikrinimas kad cia serga ia
pikta liga tokia daugybe EMO
niu remiamas is kitu miestv
jau padarytu X-spinduliu eg-
zaminavimu, kuriu rasta turin
ciu dziova viename ar kitame
laipsnyje 2 MUGS, nors zmones
isrode sveiki.
Daug turinciu dziova jau yrs
gerokai uzsileide, bet kiti gal
butt pagydyti jeigu greitu lai
ku butu imamasi gydyti.
Visiems dirbtuvese ir kitul
bus daroma X-spinduliais eg
zaminavimas, kurie nores to.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
SJSIZIEDAyO

Advokatas F. J. Bago2ius il
.io zmona, Brute Kazlauskait6
BagocienJ pittsburgh ie te)
praneSa kad ju dukte; Elaine
Brute, lankius Simmons Ko-
legiia Bostone, bet dabar Ell
nanti q. S. laivyne pareigas
kaipo aerografe Inyokern, Ca
lif., susiziedavo su Joseph Ere
derrick Arnordu, taipgi laivyno
nariu. Arnoldas yra buves bo-
tanijos profesorium Arizonos
Universitete, 0 pasitraukes is
laivyno tarnybos, dabar uzsi-
ina zemes konservaciia siaur-
vakarinese valstijose. Ir kur
Liet'lviq vaikai neatsiduria!
Adv, T. j. Bagocius per su-
virs 40 metQ yra dirbes Ame-
rikos Lietuviu iseivijoje ir to-
del yra placiai Amerikoje zino-
mas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Kalbes Adv. A. Oils

Worcesteriaciams smagi III
MIA cia rengiamos prakal-
bos pragarsejusiam Amerikos
Lietuviu darbuotojui, Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Misijos ko-pirmi-
ninkui Adv. Antanui A. Oliui,
is Chicagos.
Prakalbas rengia Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos naujai susi-
tveres 12-tas skyrius, sekma-
dieni, Spaliu %, nuo 3 val. pc
pietu. Worcesterio Lietuviai
veikeiai zinc Adv. Oil is SLA
seimu ir is kitu dideliQ, svar-
blu Americas Lietuviu veiki-
mu uz Lietuva.
Adv. Oils organizavo ir We
de Amerikos Lietuviu Selma
New Yorke 1914 metals, vado-
vavo Americas Lietuviu Misija
Washingtone ir buvo pirminin-
kas Misijos delegacijos San
Francisco.
Adv. Oliui yra didele sunke,
nybe is Chicagos atvaziuoti
todel NUNS Worcesteriaciams
yra garbe kad prisiprasem jc
aplankyti musu koloniia. l.
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YOUNGS TOWN
1RUMPOS zlNUTES

TQ kuriu sunai laimingai is
liko nuo karo baisenybiu, sia-
dien viehas paskui kita gryzta
i namus prize mylimu teveliu,
broliu ir seseliQ. Nera reika-
10 nei apraSyti tevu ir sugrv-
zysiuju linksmybe, nes ta kick
vienas jauciame savo Sirdyje.
Tik Svleziai Sugryzo Jurgis
pajaujukas is ltalijos okupa-
cijos. o kiti yra ant kelio ma
mon: Vic Subonis, Albertas
Markeliunas ir Albertas Mar
kauskas. Gal yra ir daugiau
gryztanCiQ, bet as negirdejau.
PIRMAS rudcns sezono pa
rengimas buVo LRKSA kuopos
balius, kuriS sake Duvo sekmin-
gas. Taciau tas parengimukas
dare menka ispudl, nes publ
Kos buVo tik apie tuzinas.
Nera skirtumo kas rengia
pramogas, bet toks musu EMO
niu nerangumas ateiti paziure-
ii kas ka daro ir paremti tai
Era zenklas kad bus sunkus
dar2as iSkovoti Lietuvai nepri-
klausOmvbe.
NlEkO negirdeti is musu
draugiju ar kurios siQs dele
gatus Amerikos Lietuviu Mi
Sija Washingtone ar j kongre-
So Chicagoje. Girdeti kad is
vietiniu Lietuviu daugiau kali
Ia apie Chicagos kongresq.
Sunku kalbeti visu Lietuviu
vardu, bet as tikiu j viena Vi
suotina Amerikos Lietuviu su-
vaziavima, bet dar toxic ne
girdeti.
LAME kad angliakasyklu
5treikas uzsibaige ir darbinin-
kai stojo j darba. Cia dirbtu-
yes buvo pradeje zymiai suma-
zinti darbus del stokos kuro.
Rep. |
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Karas Istobulino Buda
Gaisrams Gesinti

Amerikos karo laivyno vado-
vybe Sio karo metu iStobulino
naujus kovai SUI gaisrais budus
kurie tuoj bus pervesti civili-
niam naudojimui taikos laiku
ir reiskia sutaupyma bilijonQ
dolariu vertes nuosavybiu nuo
gaisru sunaikinimo.
Tas isradimas iSgelbejo dau-
gybe karo laivu nuo sunaikini-
mo ugnimi, kuomet buvo pa
degta priesu bombomis. Tas
isradimas ruosiama patiekti vi
suomeniskam naudojimui.
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Zinok Americas
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos Konstitucija Angliskoje
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LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 n 9th st. philadelphia 6 Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

siulas tokius rezortus operuoti.
Kitu atveju kalbedamas, p.
Baciunas dave pasarga kad ne
butu paakstinami karo vetera-
mai eiti j rezorto bizni be stip-
raus finansinio pagrindo, iro-
dydamas kick dabar kastuoja
irengimas sveciams patalpu.
Bankams primine laisviau
daryti paskolas statymui pa
traukianciQ rezortu, mes jie
turi savo ekonomine vertybe.
zinia apie 81 svarbu posedl
isplatinta po Michigan ir kitas
valstijas per Associated Press.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
PAJIESkOMt CHIMES

ANTANAS MIKL u CKAS,
taipgi zinomas kaip Anthony
Miklan ir Anthony McLane,
mire Bostone Rugs. Is, 1945,
palikdamas artimiausiu gimi-
naiciu savo pusbroli. Petra Va
lukoni. Velionis paejo is Pa
birzes val, Strelciu k. Gavom
ziniu kad jis turf seseri Cleve-
lande ar Wisconsin valstijoje.
Todel il patti ar ja kas zinas,
ar bent kas kurs arciau pays
ia Welcomes Selma, tuoJ kreip-
tQsi pas: (44)
ADV. F. J. Bago:ius,
302 w. Broadway
So. Boston, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

PAJIESKAU savo broliu gy-
venanciu Amerikoje.
Antanas w. zaliuk, jo sunus
Frank A. zaliuk gyveno 1926
m. Clevelande ar Chicagoj.
Johan w. Zaliuk.
Helena w. Zaliuk Malisews-
ka, CeslaW Malisewski, ir 'jo
sunus Ceslaw G. Malisewski.
Vincas w. Zaliuk.
BrangQs broliai ir sesute
Malisauskiene, prasau jusu at
siliepti. AS kiles is Krosnos
", BirS3iu k.
Juzef w. zaliuk,
$500 Superior av. Cleveland, O.