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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-01-12

1 v i Molly Bates, from
Syracuse, New York. II am 81.
A year ago I fell in love with my
employer, whose married life
was one long quarrel. She was
in love with an army airman,
whom she married later. Lynn
and his small boy of eight went
to Reno, I went to my sister in
San Francisco, and we were
married there as soon as he was
free. A happy month followed,
then Lynn, who is a doctor, was
sent to China, and Junior and I
came home to Syracuse, where
my sister-in-law and her baby
joined us for the duration.
Junior is an eager, normal, af-
fectionate little fellow and l know
he loves me. But the trouble be-
gan when he came home one day to
report that Mummy had come to
school and had taken him to lunch.
She had promised him trips to the
circus and the movies and given
him a penknife. This mother of his
went to San Diego upon her second
marriage, and has shown no interest
in Junior until now. He asked me
if minded him seeing his mother.
OF course said no, hoping that this
exhibition of interest was just a
flash in the pan.
II wrote to Lynn about it and he
answered with much feeling that
Adele was an unbalanced and hys-
terical person, bound to excite and
hurt Junior, that she had shown no
affection for him in his babyhood
and that the understanding was that
she was to have no responsibility
for him whatsoever. He writes that
she agreed a year ago to this ar
rangement.
Mother-in-Law Interferes.
"But a complication is that my
husbands mother, old Mrs. Bates,
has always sympathized with Adele,
who evidently flatters and amuses
her, and while I am working-for
I still keep my hours as office nurse
at the clinic-they often pick him
up after school, and carry him off
for ice-cream, cookies, stories,
spelling him generally. His mother
does his homework for him, and he
comes home tired, unmanageable,
and with no appetite for supper. He
wants it debated continually: I have
to love my own mother most, don't
I, Aunt Mollie? My Granny says
that if Daddy gets killed I'll go live
with my real mother
II went to see my mother-in-law,
tried to explain how difficult all this
makes things for me. Her answer
was that if Lynn were home it would
be different; as it is, the child S
mother comes first. She lives in a
small apartment; Adele also has a
very small place but visits and goes
about continually. Here we have
a spacious backyard and windmill,
and Juniors friends live all about.
I went to see our lawyer. He tells
me that short of court proceedings
I cannot do anything while Lynn is
away. Adele says that she wants
her child, and in any court, he says,
that has tremendous appeal. I don't
want to admit myself beaten, but I
do want your advice"
My advice, Molly, is that you sur
render the child at once to his moth
er. When Lynn gets home he can
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01
ON BRIDGE

South saw the dummy. he could
count only 10 prompt tricks. and
had to probe for two more SO he
took the opener with the club K
and scored the spade K and @,
showing that suit to be hopeless.
He had better luck then when the
diamond J fnesSe worked, and stu
a chance for an even heart dlvi-
sion-plus a squeeze try West had
already discarded a diamond on
the second spade, so after the dia-
mond J South played the diamond
A and then led the spade s, letting
East have it with the 8 and dis
Carding his club 4. East was not
foolish enough to return a spade
into the tenace, so chose the dia-
mond 7 10 the X.
The heart x and heart A fol-
lowed, then the spade A, the club
7 being discarded. Now West was
squeezed. Holding his heart J-10 to
guard against the dummy's O.
neCessitated his getting rid of a
club from the J-10. When be did.
he enabled South to come to his
own hand with the cub A. drop
ping Vests last club and making
the 8 good for the fnisher
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01
SOUEEZFS %SIIIPLIFIED

THOUGH q squeeze play usual
y appears pretty complex, the
principle ON which 1t operates is
simplicity itself 1t is HJst about
the first aa.ym of the science of
physics-twc things cannot oc-
cupy the same space at the same
time When you play on a certain
rick that leaves you only enough
space in your hand to retain some
particular number of cards. If
more than that number are re-
quired to protect two or more diff
fercnt suits y0u are squeezed You
must discard Your protection in
one suit or another
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01
Receiving Radio Course

Cpl. William T. kearucy, 'on "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias kearney' Dao-
2ev road, has reported at the lhifo
\ir Force Bomber base, GuLlpor'
Field. Miss. for an intensive framing
course as a radio operator on a h-l'
Flying Fortress, it was learned TO-DAY
'nI. Koarney entered the service a.
I~reSler Field. Miss, in November,
lQ43
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01
BIRTHS
Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Laws, Jr.. an
nolIncc the birth of a daughter, Mar
oarct Ellis. on Deccmbcr %, l944, a
louisville, Kentucky. Mrs. Laws !;
,hn fnr}ncr Miss Ellen McDoWel
Davis, OF Louisville, Kentucky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01
Returns 10 Salem

Miss Hazel Finch, who la bcc.
spending the holidays hcle with hen
parents, nas returned To- winston
Salem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-01

Though North and South had
the BlackWood convention in their
system, North decided, after the
3-No Trumps, that it was best to
invite slam while at the same time
showing his spades were five cards
long, and then South decided to do
the same with his clubs. If the
pair had "BlackWooded' and had
disclosed the possession of all aces
and kings, it might have got too
high, into a grand slam.
When West led the club G and
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Briggs 7 ca
Tuesday
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Continued from Page One)
Ray L. Wyatt in Chicago this
weekend after not seeing him
for IS months.
Capt. Wyatt, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude &. Wyatt of ST.
Clair Shores, was the head of
the personnel section OF the pos
tai division for the entire Euro
pean theater. Having landed
at Newport News. Va. last
Sunday, he was sent to Wash
ton. d. C., and will make Chi
cago his last stop before going
on a three months vacation in
Florida with Mrs. Wyatt.
More happy hearts and vaca-
lions come with the news that
1t. Col. Douglas Donald ar
rived this weekend after spend
ing more than two years in Italy
and Corsica. Clarkston. Mich.
will be the vacation site Of the
Donalds for a week or two.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Freemens Visit Daughter

Mrs. Eli Alexander is chair
man Of the day and Of the tea
which follows the meeting. She
will be assisted by Mrs James
J. Ferris, Mrs. Walter r. Skin.
ner, Mrs. George II. Heideman,
Mrs. Frank d. Webb and Mrs.
Hugh y Backus. Presiding az
the tea table will he Mrs, Henry
J Beam and Mrs. Mark r.
Kraus.
MIR. and Mrs. John r Free.
man arrived Tuesday for a visit
with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Pease. Mr.. and Mrs. David
White. are moving. Nov. Is. 10
Los Angeles. Mrs White has
been with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pease. and Mr. White has
recently received his army dis
ehares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
GannePar+y
Saturday

COLONY TOWN CLUB men,
~ berS and their escorts are
invited to the clubs annual
games party and dinner, 10 be
given Saturday evening AT the
home OF Or. and Mrs Roger V.
Walker of lroquolS avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis r. Weyand are
in charge OF arrangements.
assisted hy Mrs. Gslen B.
Ohmart, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +.
Menger, William Hell. Gay
ard +. Later and Philip c.
Baker
Tuesday Nov. l3. the club
will hold IT'S Semi.annual meet
ing in the Michigan room Of the
Ststler, following a 1890 lunch
con. Miss Betty Linley, starring
in Life With Father at the
Shuhert Lafayette. will be
guest Of honor. The committee,
which is made up Of the board
of directors. includes Mrs. Mil
lard X. Toncrsy and Mrs. Will
liam L. Sherman. co-chairmen.
and
punelA A CAMPBELL bsnsld Melville
Lsrl h..n.n Henry 7 My.r
So.i l'a / L,,t: ' Joseph NJ seSsnck
Roger V. Walker
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Me,u 6ef,oile,,-

MARGARET NANCY METzGER born October TO
DR.. and Mrs. Harry c. Metzger (Sarah Zack).
ANN THERESE AND DANIEL PATRICK RUTLEDGE
born October 10 TO Pfc. and Mrs. Lewis r. Rutledge
patricia Voorheis)
JOHN RICHARD FREDERIcKs . . born October 23 to
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Fredericks Lois Foley.
RODNEY MARTIN LOCKWOOD JR. -. born October "a
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Lockwood (Mure Hay.
ROSEMARY BRAMHAM born October rs to Mr.. aAnd
Mrs John F. Bramham (Roberta Escher).
ALICIA MARIE SCALLEN born to Staff Sgt. and
Mrs John p Seallen Jr. MARY Jane Schwartz.
MARY KAY HEUSEL born October q to Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Heusel MARY Kathryn MoirJ.
ELIZABETH DALRYMPLE born October 28 TO 1t
and W. Darymple elizabeth Barkey Sbley).
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Meeting Monday
In n-Church ParIor

THE SOUTHEA ASTE RN
Woman's Club will meet Mon
day at 1:30 p. m. in the par
lors OF st. Marks Methodist
Church. Great Son" by Edna
Ferber. will be reviewed by Mrs.
Henry Weiduttes. Mrs. Edwin
Witwer. Mrs. William Kretzch-
mar and Mrs. Joseph Robinson
will be hostesses,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Dolores GamaIski
Owed Ii. Roberts

Mr., AND MRS. JOHN J.
GAMALSKI OF Doyle avenue
announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Dolores. TO 1t.
William Randolph Roberts Jr,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Roberts OF Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Gamalski attended the
University OF California. 1t.
Roberts was graduated from
Harvard University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Christmas Flower Show

Mrs. Hugh .. BAckus. chair
man OF exhibits. is getting plans
under way for the Christmas
Flower Show 10 be held Dec. 10
al the Community House, spon-
sored by the Birm n & h a m
branch OF the Women's National
Farm and Garden Association.
Another interest OF the club
IS the annual Christmas Green's
Sale. which will be held Dec. II.
IL and 13 in the Goodwill In
dustries building. Mrs. Walter
Kleinert Is marketing chairman
for this affair. The next regular
meeting Is TO be at tho Com
munity House al 10 o'clock Nov.
II with Mrs. David Dunlop
speaking on ecorating
Thanksgiving and Christmas
Tables
In connection with National
Art Week. the Birmingham So
ciety Of Won1 en- Painters is
holding It's third exhibit Nov. 5
through Nov. 10. at the COM
munty House. Tea Will he
served Friday from 3 10 5 with
members Of the group as host
esses. Mrs. Dwight Ireland and
Mrs. Paul Carter will preside at
the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis X. Mar
shall Of Washington. y. C.. for
merly of Birm ingh m. are
spending this weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. William Blythe Mr..
and Mrs. Blythe returned re-
Gently from a three weeks so
journ East They were al the
Barclay IN New York for a week
and visited her brother-in-lsw
and sister Mr. and Mrs. William
Schmitt In Utica. N. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Gold Star Party

THE AN MERICAN GOLD
STAR MOTHERS will hold a
card and games party at 8 p. m.
Friday in the Veteran. Build
ing This society meets regularly
the second Tuesday OF each
month in the Veterans Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Birmingham
Turns Out
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Continued from Page one)
John Hamel home in Wellesley
drive. arc leaving Dec. ] TO
reside in Oakland, Cal. Mrs.
Hamel and daughter, Barbara,
who have been on Long Island,
will then return 10 Birmingham.
Capt. Hamel Is overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Brown,
who have been In the Walter
Ross home on Waddington road
are moving Dec. l to their new
home in Charing Cross road and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will return
from Mobile, Ala.
The Rev. and Mrs. Warner
Forsyth are leaving early in the
week for Crosse lie where Mr..
Forsyth will be rector Of the
Episcopal Church there. Mary
Jean will remain here until her
graduation from Baldwin High
School in January and will live
with Miss Emily Walker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Normae Luncheon

THE NORMAE STUDY CLUB
will meet for a luncheon and
meeting Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. w N. Potter in Muir
land avenue.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
REMKIT DIRVA!

Cia paduota vardai tu skai-
tytoju kurie prie 1915 metu
prenumeratos pridejo dar ek-
ira dolari ar daugiau Dirvos
paramai. Visu kurie atnaujina
prenumerata prisiusdami arba
mokedami reguliariai 81 dia
sumineti negaletume, nes uz-
imtu perdaug vietos, todel ju
ir nepazymime.
Taipgi paminime jei kas XII
tam. uzraso arba pats uzsipre-
numeruoia, Dirya. ,.... ->t..
Pinigus siuskit laiskuose pa
duodant aiskiai savo pilna ad-
resa. Vartokit Dirvos prisius-
tus jums gatavai uzadresuo-
tuos vokus. Siuskit: ...
DIRVA
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
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LIETUVOS PASIUN-
TINYBES BIULE-
TENTS
Signal Corps Photo
u. S. Treasury Department

Lietuvos Pasiuntinybes Wa
shingtone leidziamas Angliskas
biuletenis, Current News on
the Lithuanian Situation, uz
Gruodzio menesi, 1914, talpi-
ma sekancius rastus (ju pava-
dinimai paduodami Lietuvis-
kali: .,... y
l. Vyriausio Lietuvos Islais-
vinimo Komiteto Pareiskimas
2. zinios is Vokieciu-ir So
vietu-O -Okupuotos Lietuvos
3. Reakcijos Anti-Baltijos
zygius
4. Lietuviu Amerikieciu Vel
kimai Gar Judejimas)
5. Lublino Repatriacijos Su.
tvarkymas
6. Paskiros Nuomones apie
Pabaltijo Valstybes
. Z. Knygos ir Straipsniai.
Biuletenis susideda is II di
delio formato puslaksciu.
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GINCAS w ROOSE-
VETO UZSIENIO
.POLITKA

Sausio 8, Washingtone' pora
Senatoriu panaudojo sekancius
argumentus vienas prizes kita,
kuriu vienas uztaria mazasias
pavergtas tautas:
Senatorius Connally, ginda-
mas PREF. Roosevelta, pareis-
ke reikalaujas irodymo is tn
kurie tikrina jog Amerika ne
turinti uzsienio politikos.
Visi kurie daro priekaistus
Anglijai ir Rusijai, sake Con-
molly, yra "piktu gandu platin-
tojai' ir kad ju tie gandai tu-
ri viena bendra antspauda -
made in Germany.
Senatorius Sheepshead pa
reiske atsakymui j Donnally
sekanciai:
Gar jis nori kad musu EMO
mes tiketu jog Rusijai paveda-
, mas Lenkijos suplesymas, su
Britanijos sutikimu, sunaikini-
mas Suomijos laisves, po ko
gall sekti bolseviku isigavimas
| j Skandinavijos pusiausali, is
gedinimas Pabaltijo valstybiQ
ir pokerio losis jiegos politi-
gos Balkanuose, yra tik Vokie-
tijos gandai?
Gar jis mano musu zmones
tikes kad Britu zygiai Graiki-
joje yra tik gandai, pagamin.
ii Vokietijoje?
Gar jis nori kad mes tike.
tune jog Vokieciu gandai yrs
kalti uz fakta kad Amerikos
zmones dabar linksta tiket
jog Atlantic Carteris terra til
smotas popierio?
'Ar jis nori. kad Amerikos
zmones tiketu jog nera joke
nesusipratimo jiegos politiko'
klausimu tarp Churchillo, Sta
limo ir Roosevelto?
"Mes tik pastaru sesiu sa
vaiciu begyje gavom patirti ia
kas kaip rodos buvo paslapti
mis- Maskvos, Quebeko, Cair'
ir Teherano konferenciju. ST
tuos dalykus dabar iskelia vie
Sal oficialQs asmenys ir off
cialus musu alijantp valdzi'
laikrasciai. Amerikos zmone
negali butt kaltinami uz ma
! nyma jog sic raportai yra tel
singh.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
Daugiau Geru Drive
ciu Remia Savo
Laikrasti

Sios savaites numeryje pa
duodame sekancius Dirviecius
is placios Americas kurie pri-
sidejo su parama Dirvai:
Jonas ir Marge Verbelai, is &C.
neva, Ohio, uzsimokejo pre-
numeratos uz 1916 metus-
$1,000.
Mrs. A. Quaider, vietine, mo-
kejo $4.O0.
IzidOrius Samas, victims, mo-
kejo $500.
Mrs. Agnes Kissel, vietine, mo-
kejo So.
Mrs. A. Mielinis, vietine, mo-
kejo $500.
Jonas Tareila, is Waterbury,
Conn.,, prisiunte prenumera-
tas Siu:
August Kundrota, Naugatuck,
Conn. - 800.
Ona Pranaitiene, Naugatuck,
Conn, $500.
ir savo, mokedamas $500.
Mrs. Nj. Colney is Waterbury,
Conn, prisiunte du paujus
skaitytojus:
Miss Jennie Panevich, Water
bury, Conn. ..
Mr.. VIM. Kolbeck, Waterbury,
Conn,
if atnaujino savo prenume-
rata.
Antanas J. zyirblis, is Chica-
gos, mokejo $500.
Ant. Petrauskas, is Russellton,
Pa, mokejo $500.
Simon Wisnefski, Staten Is
land, N. Y, mokejo $500.
Miss Betty Shimkonis, Law
renee, Mass, uzraSe Dirva
savo tevui Juliui Shimkonis
A. Gramba, Ambridge, Pa,
mokejo $500.
N. Stugis, Rochester, N. Y.
mokejo $500.
AgOta Zelinauskiene, is Pitts
burgh, Pa, mokejo $500.
John Kazlauskas, is Western.
port, Nd, mokejo $500.
X. Mesewicz, is Kankakee, Ill.
mokejo $500.
S. Kucinskas, Lowell, Mass.
mokej0 $500.
Mrs. H. Juozapaitis, Amster.
dam, N. Y, mokejo $500.
Antanas Mozdeikis, is Newark
N. j., uzsirase Dirva.
Joseph Guzauskas, is Detroit
Mich, israse Dirva Jonu
Bartasius, Detroit.
Anthony Ramutis, is Detroit
Mich, mokejo $500.
Mrs. Michael Lucas, Youngs
town, Ohio, mokejo $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
Panaujinkit ParaSQ ant
Peticijos Rinkinna!
Letuyiu Kareiviq Motinu Delegacja Peticjas Iteiks
Amerkos Lietuyiu Suvaziayimo Metu, Koyo 23-24,
Washngtone. ! Deegacija dar Cali Ineiti
Daugiau Kareiviu M0tinu


Pranesame visuomenei kad rinkimas parasu ant Pc
cjos Prezdentui Roosevetu prasant uztarimo r gyni
mo Letuvos neprklausomybes yra panaujinamas il te
siamas Xxi tos dienos kada bus Petlcos itekimas Wa
shngtone, Kovo 1924 DID,, siu metu.
Visos organizacijos vsi veikejai turi pas dar
neispdytu peticiju, skubia pidykte jas Gaukit nau
q parasu, mes dar kiekvenoje koonijoe yra tukstan
cia zmoniu kurie noriai pasrasys.
Gaukit parasus IS visu Amerikos pilieciu butina
tik is Letuviu.
Peticjas iteiks Letuves Kareiviu Motinos kaip jau
buvo anksciau pranesta Ellie u au susirasius bet dar
prasome varu koloniu skirt is tarpo tokias Lie
tuviu Kareivu Motinas kurios nori r gall Washington
na vaziuoti
Peticiju teikinlui pataikyta aikas kada ivyks Ame
rikos Lietuviu Suvaziavmas Washingtone Pirmiau
ruostas itekmas neivyko del persimanymo vsu sekre
toru pradedant Vastybes Sekretoriaus Xxi ees jo
padejeu. Prezdentas Roosevelt paskyre naujus sekre
torus po isrinkimo, r Vykdomasis Komtetas pradejo
ais tars apie Petciju teikima, kas il nustatyta
Kovo 1924 dienai. ...>
Letuva dabar randasi bogesneje padetyje negu bu-
metas laiko atga j nauai Sovetu okupuota ir jau
pasisavnta kap Rusijos dalis. ..... -.
Mes Americas Iietuviai su toku grobuonsku darbu
ir musu tautos pavergimu nesutksme, tagi ryzkimes
kovoti Xxi gallo Tai kova priemone yra itekimas Pet
ciiu ir prisdeimas prie rengamo Americas Sostineje
Lietuviu Suvaziayimo.
Daugau reticiju banku galima gauti kreipiantis j:
LIETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGOS CENTRAs
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

surengtas tuno ne kas kitas
kaip tik Sovietu, o gal net mu-
su paciu Amerikoje daryti &C.
riausi ginklai - sautuvai, re-
yOlyeriai, brauningai - o uz
ju - MIRTIS kiekyienam ku-
ris atsisakys i gurguole stoti
ir "su daina' ir armoniku gar
sais savo isakyta norma" -
ar tau uzderejo ar ne - pri-
statyti!
Kaip verktu tas popieris, ko-
kia pagieza jis isreikstu items
apgavikams, plesikams ir veid-
maintains, ant kurio sitokios
barbarskos dvidesimto amziaus
nieksystes aprasomos!
Komedija tesiama
Tuo ta kruvina komedija ne
sibaigia: toliau dar aprasoma
kaip:
'Tribunoje pasirodo Auks-
ciausios Tarybos Prezidiumo
Pirmininkas drg. J. Paleckis.
| (Jo kalbos dalis):
"Draugai: Sveikinu JUS Au-
ksciausiosios Tarybos Prezi-
dunno ir Lietuvos Komunistu
Partijos (bolseviku) Centre
vardu. Suvaziave cionai JUS
atliekate pareiga kuria kick
vienas tarybinis pilietis turi
atlikti Tevynes karo metu. Ne
vienas jusu turf sum- ar broll
Raudonosios Armijos eilese."
''Ir kai drg. J. Paleckis, bal
gdamas kalba, susunka - 'Ie-
gyvuoja Raudonoji Armija il
draugas Stalinas', is tukstan-
tines minios krutiniu issiver-
zia griausmingas Valio. O val
stiete Scensleviciene Rozalija
is Nemiezio, netikedama save
ausim, ir jai asaros akyse i
susijaudinimo suziba. j nu.
tveria kaimyno ranka ir sake
"Dabar zinau kan as gyve.
nu!
Sic tos motereles zodziai ga
netyciomis uzrasyti, bet ais
kiausia pasako kan Lietuvo:
zmones liko gyventi "drau
gui" Stalinui, -.
Is Paleckio pareiskimo gau
name suprasti kad bolsevika
isiverze isnaujo j Lietuya, va
re raudonosios armijos eile'
kiekviena galinti ginkla nest
Lietuvi 49,.
Is TOS PAVlETRES MES
AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI PRI
/ VALOM VISOMIS .SANO JIE;
llGOMIS GELBETI LIETUVA
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Skelbimai Dirvoje
soc uz viena karta ,
iris kartus uz Sl.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas,. kambariai, pa
jieskojimas ginning, talpina-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.OO. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
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SKAlTYTOJQ'DOVANOS IR
PARAMA DIRVAI
Ju0zas Glinski, is Chicago, ILL.,,
uz Dirva $3.50 ir Lietuvos
Vadavimui $3.50.
LAISKAS Is ARGENTINOS

Antanas Krucas, is Buenos
Aires, Argentinoje, raso:
"Siunciu Dirvai So atnauji-
nimui prenumeratos uz 1915,
ir prasau siuntineti Dirva man
po senovei. Jei galima prisiu-
skit man ir kalendoriu.
"As perskaites Dirva pasiun-
ciu savo pusbroliui j Cordoba
ir ten Lietuviai pasidalindami
ja skaito. Linkiu geriausios
kloties ir pasisekimo jums vi
stems Dirvos plunksnos darbi-
ninkams."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

Vlclus, is kvltnlavo uKlo, ne
duOua palgtl saKlnlo. Jls, kle-
tai paspauazla ranKa, praueua
KalDeti:
- Mes vezame atiduoti deE-
llaus oall valsrybei. MES no.
rlme Dutl plInatelslals trybi-
nlals plllecials. Esu Jau senas,
bet oar paJlegiu dlrptl valsty-
bel lr aJluuotl vlsas savo Jle-
gas. Norlu ir as prlsldetl prie
galutines pergales, mes mano
sunus Ualp pat kovoJa nauuo-
noslos ArmlJos gretose.
Lukosevlclus aUslgryAta kur
nusltesla ilga vlrtlne vezlmu.
Gal dvldeslmtame Vezime nuo
pradzios gurguoles groJa ar
monika. 1ai Wis is kudaminos
valsciaus.
Is kudaminos yalsciaus at
vaziavo apie 45U valstieciu.
Wen is Marijampoles kaimo-
30. ArciSauskas Julijonas is
Rudaminos grudu norma ispil-
do 20 nuos. virsaus, O bulviu
- 100 nuos.
" Rudaminos valsciaus CUR
guoles seka N. Vilnios gurguo-
le. Grabauskas Juozas yra jos
priekyje.
- Turiu 5 ha zemes, - sa-
ko jis, - sukroviau visas CRU
du ir bulviu prievoles ir atve-
ziau j valstybes sandelius.
Karpavicius Stasys gyvena
miestelyje ir turf 3.5 ha zemes.
Jis atveze lie tik grudu bet ir
tabako.
- Reikia rukyti visiems, =
sypsosi jis ir leidzia j virsu
melSvus dumus.
- Mickunu valscius taip
pat neatsilieka, - sake Butke-
vicius Kazimieras, itvirtinda-
mas savo gurguoles priekyje
- Tai musu valsciaus
zenklas.
Boguckis Stasys is Nemen-
cines valsciaus groja armoni-
ka.
- Nuo cia prasideda musu
valsciaus gurguole. - Jis ro-
do su ranka, kur nusitesia to-
lyn gurguolininkai, ir uzgroja
marsa. zmoniu akys suziba.
Sededami ant maisu, zmones
klausosi kaip skamba Vilniaus
miesto gatvese kaimo armoni-
ka, ir netiki. Pasaka ar tik-
rove? Kas galejo tiketis kad
darbo zmogus vel taps zmogu-
mi.
Valstietis veza duona ne
prievarta, kaip tai buvo Hitle-
riniais okupacijos metals, su
dainomis. Praejo tie laikai ka-
da Vokietis saude valstieti uz
duokliu nepristatyma.
kaip jums taS skamba?
Kaip jums, mielas Dirvos
skaitytojau, gyvenanciam lais-
vote Amerikoje atsiduoda Wis
kas tas kas virsuje parasyta
apie Lietuvos kaimiecio dziau-
gsma, dideli nora atiduoti sa-
vo maista, savo duona "vals-
tybei" (gaujai komunistu kuri
isake tai padaryti?)
Tu Amerikoje zurzi kai rel
kia moketi maza dali taksu u7
savo dideles ineigas. Tu Lie
tuvoje gyvendamas atmeni ko.
XII nepasitenkinima rode tavc
tevas jei reikejo Rusams mo-
kestis moketi. Girdejai ir Ii,
raj kokiu nepasitenkinimu ia,
vo broliai Lietuvoje norejc
moketi mokestis savo Lietuvis-
kai valdziai - mazus palygi.
namai mokestis, o dabar isti.
stems kaimams staiga uzeins
noras rinktis gurguoles, w
krautais vezimais vezti visks
atiduoti items nezinomiems il
kur tai atsibasciusiems arbs
savuju gaujoms susimetusioms
i teroristus-valdovus!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
LENkAI LAUkS TRI-
PU DIDZIQJU
PASIMATYMO

Londono Lelsku vyriausybe
in exile, atmetus Maskvos stu
lyta Liublino Komiteta, pasi-
ryzo siuo laiku tyleti savo SAN
tikiu su Russia klausimu ir pa
ziureti kurion pusen vejai pus
Roosevelto pasimatymo su Sta
linu ir Churchillu atveju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

sMIsKU gaisruose sioje sa-
lyje kas meta sunaikinama uz
apie 62 milijonus dolariu ver-
tingu medziu.