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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
WALTER KUHN ARRESTED

London, July 2 - (U.P.) = Wa.- ter Kuhn, son of the American Nazi Bund leader Fritz Kuhn, has been arrested by American troops at Frankfurt, Radio Paris reported to- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
LIEUTENANT ARoNE KILLED

Mayfield, Ky, July D. WP) - Second Lieutenant Joseph Aroae, Watrtown, was among nine crew members killed yesterday when a B-29 Superfortress crashed near here during an electrical storm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
He is a former employe of the Sco- will Manufacturing Company.

Staff Sergeant George F. Keane, 8 patient at the AAF Convalescent Hospital, Plattsburg. Barracks, N. '. spent the weekend at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George Keane, 85 Division stret.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

of last year. Hog marketings were one per cnt higher than May but A per cent less than June, 1914.
 Sheep and lamb marketings last month increased four per cent over May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
Public Interest Now Centering In Formal
 Drawing Of Prizes
Committee Still Tabulatng Returns on Success of !. Campaign Here; General Showing Described as
 E Remarkable; Figures to Be Revised Upwards

Ten major prizes and 100 others, totaing $15,000, which will go to lucky ticket holders who purchased bonds during the Seventh War Loan drive will be drawn Au- gust at Victory house. All prizes are warscarce items practically unobtainable at the present time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

1OI VdlUIOuS CUllultSU dSdAlSO ULlC enemy while fighting with the Third Infantry Division in Germany.
 They are: Capt. Edmund c. Sul- livan, the son of MT. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan, now serving in Germany with the 36th Division 142d Regiment; and Cpl. Walter Kemock, of this city, attached to the Third Infantry Division, Sev- enth Army.
 Several Waterburians were among the 10th Battalion of the Connec- ticut State Guard which arrived yesterday at Camp Baldwin, Man tic. The official openning of the annual encampment and field training of the State Guard got underway yesterday.
 Under the command of Lt.-Col. Edward c. Mckay, the fourth bat talion of Norwich was the first to arrive.
 The 10th was led by its band, and escorted by Troop A (motor- izedD of Hartford under Capt. Arthur M. Pinelli.
 During the 10-day program the units will participate in a program of drills and instructions. Col. Jo- seph P. Nolan is chief of staff here and Lt.-Col. Arthur L. Baldwin is plans and training officer.
 Aboard a Cruiser in the Pacific Edward M. Rogowski, 2s, painter, third class. USNR, of Oakville, Conn, likes to adorn the bridge of his ship with Jap flags.
 That's one job I put my heart into" he explains, flor every flag I paint represents another plane shot down and another Jap pilot gone to his honorable ancestors"
 Rogowski who has been in the Navy since February, 1943, points out that as ships painter he is required to be good mixer-ac- cording to Navy specifications. He has issued thousands of gallons of paint since the invasion of Sicily, where he underwent enemy fire for the first time. And each gallon had to be mixed and colored to Navy standards.
 His wife lives at TIA Buckingham street, Oakville. Before entering the Navy Rogowski was a machinist for the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Go.
 Three Waterbury, Conn, ship mates, veterans of two years sea duty on a 7th Fleet light cruiser, have taken part in eight naval ac- tions in the drive for the Philip pines.
 The Waterbury men, Robert L.. Cullen, seaman, second class, 50l Wilson street; Raymond M. Malia, seaman. second class, 2 Plaza ave- nue. and Martin De Somma, sea- man, second class, 95 James street, have been together since they left the States in May, 1943.
 During that time, in addition to the present campaign, they took part in New Guinea landings.
 Their Philippine actions were the initial landings at Leyte Gulf; the battle of Surigao Straits; landings at Mindoro and Lingayen Gulf; bombardments and landings at Cor regidor and Bataan, and initial landings on Mindinao, zamboanga and Cebu.
 Tn New Guinea, their ship bom- barded or provided air protection for landing forces at Port Moesby, Cape Gloucester, Lac. Hollandia Atiape, Mandang, Wadke, Sawar Wewak. Biak Sansapor and Noem- floor. They were in the Admiralties Islands campaign with actions in Los Negros and Seadler Harbor and taking over Morotai in the Halma- heras.
 Tn Surigao Strait the guns ot their cruiser traded blows with a Jap battleship and won.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

A memorial Mass will be cele- brated at St. Lucy's Church on Wednesday, July 4, for Petty Off, cer Mario Meranda, who lost his life on the U. S. s. Princeton, October IA, in the Pacific theater. The Mass is sponsored by the Ladies Montaganese Auxiliary Society.
 The motor machinist mate was the son of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Merande, Milldale.
 Two Waterbury servicemen were recently awarded the Bronze Star for valorous conduct against the enemy while fighting with the Third Infantry Division in Germany.
 They are: Capt. Edmund c. Sul- livan, the son of MT. and Mrs John J. Sullivan, now serving in Germany with the 36th Division 142d Regiment; and Cpl. Walter Kemock, of this city, attached to the Third Infantry Division, Sev- enth Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

Capt. Fred John Parello. 24. Q former Waterbury broker is missing in action according 10 Q War pc. partment telegram received by his father. Samuel V. Parello. Bunker Hill avenue,
 A veteran of three years service, he has been on special assignment in the Pacitlc about two month.
 Capt. Parello Is graduate Of Crosby High school and New York University.
 ne has two hs0thers in the serve ica. Second Lk. John Eareilo and Ll. XhcHsas Par1'lo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

me UnlLod States Navy Echo0l Of Music, Receiving Station. Navy Ward. Washington. D. C., aunouue- es the graduation of Sebastian A riPalma. who is former resident ol Enls eitv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

Paine Field, Everett, Wash, June IA, 1945-eSrgeant Orris H. Hemen- way, of 32 Anna avenue, Waterbury, has been assigned to attend an eight weeks special course on small arms weapon mechanics training at the Ordnance School at Abereen Md, 1t was announced at the Fourth Air Forces Paine Field base, Everett, Wash.
 Sergeant Hemenway is the son of MT. and Mrs. Howard A. Hemen- way of Waterbury.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Miss Seibert We'd
To Mr.. SChuff

Mrs. Estella Bauer announces the
marriage of her niece, Miss Betty
Seibert, to Radio Technician How
ard James Schuft, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Schuft of McGregor
MINI. The ceremony took place
Yesterday morning in Sacred Heart
Church, the Rev. John F. Fannon
officiating at II o'clock.
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Mrs. Eugene C. Bauer OF
Buffalo, and wore a gold and black
wool crepe suit with matching hat
and orchid corsage. Mr.. Frederick
Taylor of Washington served as best
man for Mr.. Schuft.
The bride, who is the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Robert Seibert
of Buffalo, attended Emerson Col
Iege in Baltimore. Mr.. Schuft at
tended McAlliSter College in Min
neapolis and now is stationed in
Boston, where he and his bride will
reside.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Il nnab0is

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April l4.-Mlss
Anne Ely of Richmond and Upper
VILE will be the week end guest Of
Mrs. Benjamin Dutton, who will
enetrtain at supper this evening for
her guest.
Mrs. Robert GuiS. wife of 1t Guis,
U. S. N. R., of Geneva, N. Y, Is
visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs,
E. R. MorriSsey.
Mrs. J. B. Cummings Of San
Pedro. Calf. is spending fortnight
with 1t. and Mrs. o. T. Houpt
Mrs. James F. Flanders, jr.. left
yesterday for Norfolk to join 1t
Flanders. who has returned after
IA months duty in the Atlantic
Mrs. Flanders has been making her
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Strohm.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

of Atlantic City, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Esch.
Mrs. j. E. Slage of Sleepy Hollow
was hostess at bridge Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. H. N. Heron of Lansing
Mich, arrived Mrlday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. H. Won Ammon.
Mrs. William Klare was hostess
last evening at a party compliment
ing Mrs. John Kirby.
Mrs. Otto Ashworth and her
daughter Gay of Bloomsbury, Pa,
are guests of Maj. and Mrs. E. E.
Cadman.
Mrs. Margaret Gilkey of Indian
apolis is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Ankers, before she
reopens her home in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bell of Atlanta
Evening star., 1945-04-15
suAupoos

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Evening star., 1945-04-15
Falls Church
Social Notes

Mrs. A. F.. Bowen was hostess yes
terday afternoon at an attractive
spring party when she entertained
at a dessert bridge.
Mrs. Hattie Hurteau was hostess
at a buffet supper last evening in
honor of Mrs. A. Ferch of Milwaukee
Another hostess who entertained
in honor of her house guest, Mrs
J. E. Doran of Winston Salem, was
Mrs. John Tighe who entertained
at luncheon followed by cards
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Black and her two
daughters, Karen and Christine
Evening star., 1945-04-15
|GaifkerSbure

GAITHERSBURG, April 14-Mrs.
]. P. Engle and her granddaughter,
Miss Joy Engle, who have been
guests of the formers son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Etchison in Rocky Mount, N. c.,
for the past month are expected
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. K. Wachter have
with them this week end, Mrs. Agnes
Sanford of Des Moines.
Mrs. Henry Lawson. formerly of
Manassas, is making her home with
her brother and sister law, Rev.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
LOTIONS


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7ss.s:' n,ss: Honey n':,'.' ana A,~'o: '':: 4: 6:
''9n v's.-r.z Hand Lotto ns,,en-,. &c. 7,s.
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r,s special oNA 50c'
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Evening star., 1945-04-15

and Mrs. George T. Fielding on
Russell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grifath are
home after spending the winter at
Silver Sands, their home at Pass-a-
Grille Beach, Fla.
Mrs. William S. Cooley enter
tanned Thursday evening at a
dessert bridge party.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

The former Mrs. Myra Emily
Prather, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ho,Dard B. Kramer of
this city, is the bride OF Maj.
Donald C. RiedeSel, AAF, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tay Riedesel
of Wheatland, Io1Ua. Their
marriage took place last eDe-
ming in Wilson Boulevard
Christian Church, Arlington,
Army Chaplain Ormonde S.
Bro1On officiating.
=ChaSe-Stdtler Photo.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Visit Here

Mrs. Samuel Silverstein Of
Charleston, w. Va, is visiting her
brother, DR.. Melville Fischer.
Mrs. Helen Lazarus of Taunton,
Mass, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Mathilde Rosenthal
Evening star., 1945-04-15

are guests of their daughter, Mrs
Russell Eversole. 1t. William Bel
of Virginia Beach joined his par
ents at the Eversole home Saturday
Evening star., 1945-04-15
BATH
pREPARATIONS
HAIR Ro>s
pREPARAT1ONe'.

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Evening star., 1945-04-15
cOLOGNEs

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Evening star., 1945-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
ton Steele OF Akron hare an
nounced the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Naomi Jeanne
Steele, to 1t. Harold H. Hook
EFT, U. S. ~, son of Mr.. Wesley
Hockett OF Wichita and the
late Mrs. Hockett. The 1Ued-
ding took place April 8 in the
Chapel OF the Naval Research
Laboratory, Chaplain Elmer
Beckman officiating.
B. c. Hill Photo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
Raso JONAS JURGELIS.
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
ATSIQSTI SNIPAI Is
SOMETIMES LIETUVOS

. Liepos menesi Vokietijo-
je -pradejo rodytis "pabegeliai'
is Sometimes Lietuvos. Vienas
ju, Dambrauskas, sake kad
Lietuvoje nei blogai, nei ge-
raj; esa daug Lietuviu parti-
zanu miskuose. Jei Site agen-
tai sakytu kad Lietuvoje bio
gai = zmones patiketu; todel
meluoja ir duoda suprasti kad
galima gryzti il gryzus kovo-
tt. Bet istikruju, gryzus gall
ma patekti j NKVD nagus.
Viena tokiu "gastrolieriu'
Wiesbadeno stovyklos Lietuviai
prispyre pasakyti kas jis toks.
Jisai pasisake kad cia atsius-
tas tikslu kelti suirute tarp
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
Pabegeliu Vargai

gryztu. O gryzus jiems j "lai-
svus" Pabaltijo krastus, ME-
kas ju balso negirdes. Apple
tai pasirupins Sovietu teroro
rezimas. Cia mes -esame gyvi
Sovietu smurto iudininkai ir
ju rezimo kaltintojai, todel esa-
me jiems negeistini ir kenks-
mingi, o ypac prizes taikos kon-
ferencija.
2 Sovietai stengiasi Lietuvos
pabegelius kompromituoti An
glijos ir Americas zmoniu aky-
Sc, irodyti kad buvome ''karo
nusidejeliai", tarnavome SIS
daliniuose, nors Lietuva vienin-
tele Vokieciu okupuota Sails
kur naziams nepavyko suorga.
nizuoti SIS ir pravesti mobili-
zacijos, kas Lietuviams kama
vo daug auku zmonemis. Sell
genstadto stovyklos arestai
kaip tik turejo tiksla kompro-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
Bolsevikai sugryzta
Lietuviai bega j Vakarus

Bolseviku frontas 1914 me-
tu vasara vel priartejo Lie
tuva. Vokieciai skelbe tam tik-
ras, yietoves, paw. Vilniu ir KIT.
tvirtovemis. Visi turejo eiti
kasti apkasu, bunkeriu ir It.,
O frontui priartejus ir su sau-
tuvu stoti prizes bolsevikus. Du
Taurus okupantai grumesi uz
Lietuvos zeme ir kiekvienas
reikalauja jam padeti. Tai Lie
tuviu .tautos tragedija.
Ir stai mes Vokietijoje: VIE
nj gestapininku cia atgabenti
ii darbus, kiti surakintom ram
kom atvaryti j kalejimus, tre-
ii sugaudyti Lietuvos miskuo-
Sc, bege nuo mobilizacijos, at
gabenti ,cia j ivairius speciai-
MUS karinius dalinius, kaip dar-
bo tarnyba, Luftwaffe, trans
portas, ir tt. Tevai paskui is
gabentus vaikus, zmonos pas
kui vyrus, ir tt.
Prauze karas Vokietijoje,
| prooio iSfisi metal koI raZiai
zlugo.
! 1944-45 mokslo metal NUNS
praejo visai veltui. Nei pra-
dzios mokylu, nei gimnaziju nei
aukstuju mokyklu neturejom.
Visi dirbom vergu darba fabri-
kuose, pas ukininkus arba ka-
lejimuose.
= Gus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

vietu imperialistiniams uzsi-
mojimams.
Sovietu Rusijos imperializ-
mas yra nepasotinamas! siai
valstybei neuztenka turimu sa-
vo milzinisku, n Ell sn a u dotu
gamterdviu, jie sn1urtu ir kla-
sta. O. kur reikia ir brutalia
jiega, verziasi j Vakarus. Ia
savo verzimasi jie rengia pa
rsaulio masto idejomis - ko-
munizmu, kuris yra grazus, vi
iojantis zaislelis naiviems Eu-
ropieciams, gi Sovietq ranko-
Sc yra ne kas kitas kaip Pan
slavizmo ir imperializmo iran
kis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
n1ituoti Lietuvius Alijantu a.

mituoti Lietuvius Alijantu a.
kyse.
sitokiomis savo pastangomis
ir tvirtinirnais sovietu agentai
stengiasi itikinti Amerikos ka-
riuomenes pareigunus.
81 Kai Sovietams, sitokios
rusies klasta ir melas nepavy-
ksta jie siuo metu pradejo
skelbti kad IS Pabaltijo kras-
tu Vokietijon pabego 'fasistai'
gi lojalus sovietams "demokra-
tai" pasilko vietose ir dziau-
giasi sovietu ''rojum'.
Pabegeliu tarpe ypas yra SO
Xxi so nuos. darbininku, anati-
ninku ir ukininku. Kokie tie
vargo zmones fasistai? Jie gi
apleido savo tevyne su mazais
vaikais ant ranku! Atsisako
brangiausio - savo tevu pa
stoges ir tevynes!
Visas Sovietu agentu galvo-
sukis gludi tame kad tu kras-
tu zmones, drauge ir pabege-
liai, yra prizes tu krastu sovie-
tu okupacija, jie nori matyti
savo krastus laisvais ir nepri-
klausomais. kas neatitinka So
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
PAJIESkOJlMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:

Jieskomieji ar apie juos IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill. ...
Getaitis (Gedsaitis), Jonas,
gyvenas Chicagoje.
Kinkas, Antanas, sunus Juo-
20, kiles is Kudirkos Naumies-
clio ir gyvenes Ansonia, Conn.
Kirkliauskiene- -Dargyte, Ona,
atvykusi 1907 m. pas broli
Kun. Dargi. n. .rr
Kudirka, smus Jono, kiles
is Budos k, Janku vlsc., sakiu
ap.
Kutra, Petras, anksciau gy-
venes 1912 So. Main Street,
Rockford, Ill.
Miliauskas, Juozas, kiles is
Gizu k, Viikaviskio ap.
Morkunas, Jonas, gyvenes E.
Pittsburgh, Franklin ST.
Morkunas, Aleksandras, SUI
nus Bernardo, kiles is Lapaines
k, Kruonio ", Traku ap., ir gy-
venes Pittsburgh.
Nagine, Aleksas, kiles is An
driunu k, Kruonio ", Traku
ap.
Pakut, Jonas ir Brone Kas-
paravifiute, ir ju vaikai Balys,
Brone ir Apolonija.
Petrauskiene, Ona, 'Amerikoje
zinoma kaip Anna Pittin, gy-
venusienetoli Cikagos.
Puckoriene, Felicia, apie -
1885 metus gyvenusi netoli
Kensington.
Puryinskaj, Stasys ir Antanas,
kuriu vienas lankesi Lietllvoje
1926 m. ir kitas 1881 metals.
Spejama kad gyvena Cikagoje
ar apylinkeje.
Rimaviciutes, Brute ir Terese
kilusios IS Gizu k, Vilkavis-
kio a.
sertvytis, kiles is Gardamo
parapijos, Naumiescio ", Tau
RACES ap.
Sitkauskiene- Dargyte, Vikto-
RIA. gimusi apie 1890 IN. ir
1906 metals atvykusi j Wilkes
Barre, Pa. pas broli Kun. Dargi.
Skaiseiai, Ju0zas ir Kazys,
kile is Stuburu k, Nabalninku
w., Birzu ap.
Skirnickas ir Skirnickaite,
kile IS Geguzines k, Pumpenu
",
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Lietuviu ir parode sovietinius
dokumentus. Tokiu agentu tu-
rime jau kelis.
81 Rytprusiuose sovietu zie-
mos ofensyvos metu buvo at
skirta ir pasiliko apie 100000
Lietuviu ukininku ir darbinin-
ku; kur jie dabar yra sunku
pasakyti, bet Lietuvoje ju ne
ra. Ju likimas yra toks pat
koks buvo sinntu tukstanciu
Lenku, kuriuos sovietai sudo-
rojo 1939-4O metals, kai uz-
eme Vakaru Gudija ir Ukraina
Kitose vietose panasiu So
vietu agentq klastos faktQ
yra daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

tt ant Rusisko kurpalio: vieto-
je penkeriu metu pradzios mo-
kslo ir septyneriu metu gimna-
zijos, nustate "desiatilietka",
tai yra, per 10 metu turejo bu-:
tt iseita pradzios mokykla ir
baigta gimnazija.
Destomieji Lietuvos mokyk-
lose dalykai taip pat nuvertinti
kaip ''burzuazinis ismislas ir
jaunimo mulkinimas". Visame
gimnazijos kurse svarbiausias
dalykas tai Sovietu konstituci-
ia ir komunistu partijos istori-
ia. Tokiu budu, visa Lietuvos
mokyklu sistema, kuri buvo
sukurta per nepriklausomo gy-
venimo laikotarpi, per viene-
rius bolsevikinius metus buvo
sunkiai pazeista. Daug moky-
toju susodinta j kalejimus, dar
daugiau isvezta j Sibira.
Vokieciai, okupave Lietuva
1941 metals, pasiskelbe Lietu-
vos islaisvintojais, ir tiesa,
musu svietimo darba pradzio-
| je beveik nesikiso. Lietuvos
svietimo Valdyba ir mokyto-
jai tuojau emesi taisyti kas
per bolsevikmeti buvo sugriau-
ia. Atstatytota programs II
vadoveliai. Visos Lietuviskos
visuomenes buvo ypatingas de-
mesys nukreiptas mokyklas
Ypatinga reakcija prizes oku-
pantus nazius kilo tautinio pat
riotinio nusiteikimo forma Lie.
tuviu moksleivijoje ir studen-
tijoje. Vokieciai 1942-43 me-
tu gale eme nervintis, eme ne,
besitenkinti tik skuduru ir kau,
lu rinkimo rezultatais, bet rel
kalauti kad aukstesniuju klasiq
gimnazistai, mokytoju semina.
riju aukletiniai ir ypatingai
aukstuju mokyklu studenta1
stotu aktyviau kovon, stotu
SIS dalinius. Tas jiems nepa.
vyko. Savanoriu nesirado. Pra.
sidejo arestai, musu intelektu-
alu, profesoriu, visuomenininkV
tremimas j koncentracijos sto,
!: vyklas. .Mokytoju seminarijos
pedagoginis institutas, univer,
sitetai buvo uzdaryti. Tas uz.
darymas ivyko ne kuria ramia
!: oficiale forma - gestapininka
!: apsupo universiteto pastatus il
isibriove vidu dauze sautuvr
buozemis iskabas, langus, la
boratoriju stiklinius indus, il
tt. Tai buvo kerstas Lietuvir
tautai.
Pradinese mokyklose taiE
pat darbas buvo nuolatos truk
!: domas, mes mokytojai turejt
daznai bykdtyi visokius rekvi
zicinius surasymus, truko mo
kykloms -kuro, truko vadovelil
ir rasomos medziagos; moky
!: klu bustynes buvo uzimdineja
mos kariuomenes, reikalams.
Vilniaus kraste sios salygos
buvo dar sunkesnes, mes ter
mokytojai turejo slapstytis il
nuo gestapininku ir nuo boise
vikiniu partizanu. Nuolat siau
te siltine, mokyklos buvo uz
darytos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
LIEFUVIU sVIETIMO BUk-
KARO METU IR PO
KARO

(Patyrimai is pabegeliu)
Karo metal LietuvOje
Pastaras karas sunkiai pa
iete visa musu svietimo darba.
Bolsevikai 1910 metals uzeme
Lietuva, sudare plana ir ban
de Lietuvos mokykla pertemp-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
STAI KO SOVIETAI SIEKIA

~ Jie nori Pabaltijo kras-
tus: Lietuva, Latvija ir Esti-
ia uzvaldyti, todel visais bu-
dais stengiasi kad pabegeliai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Sgt. Isving Strobing, Brook
lyn, N. Y, buvo Corregidoro
radio pranesejas ir jis paskel-
be paskutini pranesima kai Ja-
ponai juos supo ir paskiau pa
eme nelaisven. Ju vadas ten
buvo Gen. Wainwright. Dabar
ir generolas ir Sis karys gryzo
ii Amerika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-09

that was a favorite, is what counts.
Now l suppose you want to know
all about the next move or what
is in store for Graves. AS you all
know he is Ia in the Army as
many thousands of other boys are.
First of all he is in limited service
and 1 happen to know many boys
who have been in limited service
for at least three years and still
haven't been called. Then again he
has a couple of kids and should the
"work or fight" bill pass, he'll go
out and get himself a job.
So don't be surprised to see
Graves around for some time yet.
This prediction is just bunch.
March 1 is the next date for Tony
Stecher and again he promises some
good bouts.
By now you most likely are
ready to ask what about CHARLIE
RILEY? AS this column said be-
fore the promoter is interested in
making money and not knocking off
his attraction and that is the case
of Graves and Riley.
AS you will agree Graves VS..
Riley match held last Tuesday
wouldn't have drawn $4,000 as the
Jaffra VS.. Graves fight did. Nor
did the promoter take the chance
of losing his attraction with Jaf-
fra as he would if he fought Riley.
And you can hardly blame
promoter Stecher for those smart
moves. But how long can Graves
dodge Riley? The match can be
made, there is no doubt about that.
1t is only that the boys are afraid
to take a real chance while there
are some fighters like Jaffra
around.
At the meantime the promoter
feels confident that if and when he
does announce a Riley VS.. Graves
match the Minneapolis auditorium
will almost do as much business
as the recent Graves and Jaffra
match and brother that isn't hay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-09

that he at no time lost his head?
And that was one of his worst
faults.
1t is almost impossible to be a
good fighter with a shot head" and
that is what Graves sometimes has
but didn't the other night.
Now 1 wouldn't exactly call
Graves win over Jaffra an upset or
anything of the sort. If you know
your boxing it is easy to figure
out that Jaffra is through or has
been through as a top-notcher for
some time. No fighter land Pm
80 per cent right on that one) can
stay up there amongst the leading
fighters for almost Is years. Yes
he can be fighting but not as a
first rate fighter.
In other words, Jaffra is still
fighting when most fighters
are through after seven or eight or
ten years at the most of activity.
Now I don't want to take any
credit from Graves win. He looked
good in winning and that was what
he was most concerned about.
have seen fighters win a fight and
still look bad but it's winning and
looking good against an opponent