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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13


Sarysyje Americas Lietuviu
Misija Washingtone trys At
stow Rumu nariai - Gorski,
Kelly, ir D'Alesandro Ko-
vo Fl, % ir "a Atstovu Rumuo-
Sc pasake Lietuvos byla gi-
nancias kalbas, kuriose CANA
issamiai buvo isnagrineta Lie
tuvos teisine padetis ir nuro-
dyta kad Americas Lietuviu
susirupinimas Lietuvos ateiti-
mi nera be pagrindo.
Atstovas Kelly nurode kad
'trys didieji'' kazkaip tylomis
praeina pro Lietuvos klausima
ir kad net Jaltoje nebuve apie
Lietuva nei zodziu uzsiminta,
nors State Department ir to-
liau tebepripazysta Lietuvos
Ministra Jungtinems Valsty-
bems.
Tilpo Congressional Record,
kalba per radio
Atstovas D'Alesandro tiesiog
pabreze kad jis laukia kad
San Francisco konfer n c j a
teigiamai issprestu ir Lietuvos
likima.
Visu triju atstovu kalbos
tilpo Congressional Record ly-
giai kaip atstovo D'Alesandro
rupesciu Congressional Rec
ord buvo patalpinta ir PIP. "a
deikio ir Adv. Olio >kalbos, ir
be to dar Senatorius Charles
w. Tobey nuo saves atspausdi-
no ta p. Olio kalba Congress
sional Record, Kovo 20.
Apie Misija ilgesniu ir trum-
pesniu aprasymu tilpo eileje
Washingtono laikrasciu, o taip
pat ir ivairiuose kitu miestQ
laikrasciuose. Clevelande, sa-
kysim, trys dideji dienrasciai
ideio platesnius aprasymus ir
net nuotraukas. Gi komuni-
katus apie Misija, kaip prizes
kuri laika ir pats p. Grigaitis
buvo uzsimines, visai Ameri-
kos spaudai patieke United
Press.
Is tu faktu matyti kad p.
Grigaicio aliuzijos kad didzio-
il Amerikos spauda apie Misi-
ja nerasius terra pagrystos pix
tn noru, bet ne tiesa.
Ia proga galima pastebeti
kad Atstovas. Kelly buvo atsi-
lankes ir j Lietuviska Misijos
posedi sestadienio ryta ir pa
sake Lietuvai labai drauginga
kalba. 10 kalba buvo transi-
liuota per viena didziuju Wa
shingtono radio stociu, tat 10
giska tiketis kad ia girdejo
virs milijono Amerikieciu.
Faktas kad virs milijono A.
merikieciu klausesi objekty-
vaus Lietuvos klausimo nu-
svietimo, kuri patieke ne bent
kas, o zymus Kongreso narys,
kalba pats uz save, ir jo nau-
dingumo Lietuvai, man rodos,
specialiai irodineti netenka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
Skelbirnai Dirvoje
soc uz viena karta
iris kartuS uz S1.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma soc uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.0O. Priduokit
gatavai paraSyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

LletuVIu Radio kOrDOrac11a
StepOnas ir Valentino Minkai 1000
VINCENT. J. Tautvaisa 1890
NJ Venis 300
Kazvs Viaisis 500
Dan Zaletskas 800
JoRas Ros,indsia If iE Barbora Kasmauskai 75oo
Stasvs Mockus. Dorchester 1000
Mrs. Mockus. Dorchester 500
Dorchester Moteru Klubas. Dorch. 500
A. YeromboWskis Brockton 800
Vincas Zinkevicius. -Brockton 1000
Juozas TamulVnas. Cambridge 2.OO
George Morris, Farmonsville 800
Adam Padalaucius. Gardner 500
Georeg Dagilus. Greenfield LOO
Andrew Dedinas. SLA 297 Ka. Sekr.
Greenfield ..-. 1000
Motieius Vilkisius. Lawrence 1000
Antanas Sinkevicius. LYNN 1000
Mrs. Julia Stules. PoXston 500
Kdv. Jonas Cunvs. West Roxburv 200
A. J. Nemaksv. West Roxburv 1000
Juozas Acus. Southampton LOO
Jieva Danielien. Worcester 1000
Mrs. Anna R. Bakanowski 500
Jurgis Lapinsk kas. Worcester 800
Petras LaDinskas. Worcester 200
IJ. Rauktis. Worcester 200
LAWRENCE. Mass LVS 10 skyrius
joseph Danevitch LOO
IJ c. N 100
Justinas Pankus 200
Vincas Grinkevicius 100
Albert Cilcius 100
Peter Dviak LOO
Jonas Grigaliunas 200
w. Pauk 200
Jonas Svulionis 200
yosenh SkoD 200
Frank Gizius 100
Dominikas Ciras 200
Kazin1ieras Atkociunas 200
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Rusus reikia tik grit!

Rusus reikia tik grit!
Cana daug vietos p. Grigai-
tis skiria p. Olio kalbai. Ap-
skritai INFANT, ja atrades gera,
p. Grigaitis isikabina j paski-
rus jo issireiskimus ir taso
juos, tarytum suo negyva ses-
ka.
Neiskente p. Grigaitis nepa-
rustaves kad Lietuviskame Mi
sijos posedyje buvo pagerbtas
a. a. Antanas Smetona. Mi
rusius piktu zodziu tekstelti,
pagal p. Grigaiti, matyti, yra
labai demokratiska.
Betgi visiska uzausima Lie
tuvos reikalams ir tipinga sa-
vo vergiskuma p. Grigaitis pa
kartotinai pademonstravo is
plusdamas JULY Smetona, kan
Sis ragines reikalauti kad boil
sevikai greta naziu butu att
duoti teisman kaip karo nusi-
kalteliai ir kad jie butu greit
ir teisingai nubausti. Tokia
kalba, girdi, buvus provokato-
riska, ir jei ponia Rooseveltie-
ne ir atstovai bel senatorial bu-
tu ja isgirde tai kahn kaip jie
butu jautesi.
Ne tik ponia Rooseveltiene
ir atstovai bel senatorial, bet
ir kiekvienas doras zmogus
butu giliu supratimu ir' uzuo-
jauta priemes toki pareiskima.
Reikalauti kad tevu, broliu, Sc
seru ir vaiku zmogzudziai bu-
tn atiduoti teisman ir nubau-
sti, yra ne tik teise bet ir par
eiga. Ir nei vienas Lietuvis
niekuomet negali uzmirsti ka
bolsevikai padare Lietuvoje:
kaip jie gyvuliskiausiomis prize
moments zemaiciu miskuose
Xxi mirties uzkankino kelias-
desimts jaunu Lietuviu (ze-
maiciu kankiniai), kaip jie ke-
liasdesimts tukstanciu geriau-
sios Lietuvos visuomenes be
jokio nusizengimo is jos puses
susodino j prekinius vagonus
ir isveze letai mirciai Rusi-
jos tyrus, kaip jie ateme is
Lietuviu ju nuosavybe - IS
ware JUGS is namu ir ukiu ir
ju valdytojais isodino suskre-
tusius, puslaukinius komisa-
rus, kaip jie sugriove Lietuvos
moksla ir svietima, ir tt. ir tt.
Istikimas bolseviku
propaganda
Tat jei faktas kad bolsevi-
kai siadien padeda nugaleti
Vokiecius, p. Grigaiciui jau
yra uztektinas pagrindas Sta
limo ir jo galvazudziu gaujos
Lietuvoje padarytoms nedory-
bems ir nusikaltimams uzmir-
sti, ir jis tikisi kad pataikau-
damas bolseviku propagandos
skleidziamai opinijai, pasak
kurios, gink Dieve, nieko ne
galima pasakyti prizes 'sajun-
gininkus", jis uzsipelnys keno
nors malone, tai visa tai tepa-
rodo kad If pergyvenes kelias-
desimts metu sioje salyje, p.
Grigaitis liko tOks pat Rusis-
ko Marksizmo vergas kokiu
buvO atvaziuodamas ciOnai. Gi
laisvas Lietuvis, O ne vergas,
nenurims Xxi tOl kOl bOlseviku
banditai ir jq vadai uz nekal-
tai pralieta krauja ,Lietuvoje
neuzmOkes savo galvOmis.
Is to kas pasakyta, aiskeja
kad p. Grigaiciui kova del Lie
tuvos laisves negali butt su-
prantama. Gi jo kalbos apie
l
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Tegul meil6 Lietuvos
Dega musu sirdyse!
Ne vergui Suprasti Laisves zygi

Pa
Gbejma E Nusialima Atove
Gigaico Marhsiz
Asmenu Negal Butt supanama Koa del LeWos ai
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sKANADA patiekia 80 nuo-
simciu visame pasaulyje gau-
namo nikelio
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AUKOS AMERIKOS LET. MISIJAI


bendra Aukas siuskh iuo adsu
>Lv S. Centras Superior Cevelan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

AUKOS AM. LET. MISIJAI
Boston ir So. Boston
Boston Instrument Mfg. Co. 3
Adv. Juozas B. Gailius Il
Mrs. Mary Gailius II
Mrs. Anna Stasiulis II
Mrs. Zikas
The F: W. Paxton CO. =:
V. Balukonis II
Adv. F. J. Bagocius
Adv. John J. Grigalius
DR. Paul yakmauh
c, J. Kalinauskas {
DR.. ANTHONY |. Kapochv
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Kasper
DR.. J. l.. Pasakarnis
Sandaros Moteru Klubas
Silver Cafe. Ind. S. Zavadskas.
George KrOpas
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A. Matioska, Dorchester. Mass. S20C
A. Matioskiene 2.0(
r. Matioskaite 20(
st. Mockus. Dorchester zoo
A. Neviera. Dorchester zoo
J. Kasmauskas. Roslindale SOC
J. ,DragaSius. W. RoXburv 2.0(
Adv. J. KunVs zoo
A. Nemaksv 200
L. Stasiulis 200
Adv. J. Gailius. So. Boston 300
Adv. j. Grigalius " zoo
st. Griganavicius Zoo
A, IvaSka 200
DR.. P. Jakmauh zoo
DR.. A.. KaDochv Zoo
j. Kropas " 200
K Mereskevicius 2.OC
]. Petraus kas 2.OC
Pr. Razvadauskas 2.OC
J. Stukas 20C
j. Tuinila " SOC
M. Venvs 2.0(
K. VilaiSis zoo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
AUKA LIETUVOS LAISVI-
NIMO REIKALAMS
Stokite Talka ITEMS Kurie Dirba ir Aukojasi

Stokte Talka ITEMS Kurie Dirba ir Aukoiasi!
Mielas Tevynaini! Skuba susk auka Amerkos Lie
tuviu Msja susk kick sgali siusk myedamas Lietuva
susk mntimi kad pagelb5si a aisve atgau Stok
ka items kure dba kurie vaziavo Washngtona kabnt
vadzios aigu duris Letuvos asves gynmo rekaas ku-
dirba vsus negancius tam pasvesti laiko
Ekrrk 81 kupona, pridek dolar, penkine daugau
r rases pina varda adresa pasusk suo adresu
l.. v. s. CENTRAS Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio
AMERIKOS LIETUVIU MISIJA
LIETUvAI vADUOTI SAJUNGA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio
Gerbiamieji:
r as prisidedu auka paremmui Amerkos Lietuviu
JOS pastangu Leuvos vadavme Suncu auka S......
Vardas ir Pavarde
Adresas..... "".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

NoIS IL ldDdl p. IrlgdlCls
stengesi sutrukdyti Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija, jo zygiai nu-
ejo niekais: Amerikos Lietu-
viQ Misija buvo didziausias pa
sisekimas. I Misijos rengejus
nukreipti asmeniniai puolimai
ir bauginimai kad, uzdraudus
didesnius kaip so asmenu SUI
vaziavimus, tautininku rengia-
mas suvaziavimas valdzios bu-
sias iziuretas nusikaltimu, is
sauke kaip tik priesingu rezul-
tatu: j Washingtona suvazia-
vo ypatingai skaitlingi patrio-
tingu Lietuvip burial.
Gi faktas kad Misiios vado-
vybe prieme Vice Prezidentas
Truman, aukstieji State De-
partmento pareigonys, o Mi
sijos vakariene atsilanke net
80 Kongreso nariu, aiskiai pa
rodo kad Misija ne tik nebuvo
jokis nusizengimas bet netgi
sudare lojalumo manifestacija.
Taigi %. Grigaicio baiminima-
sis ir kitu bauginimas kad
Lietuvos gelbejimo tikslu SUI
sauktas suvaziavimas busias
valdzios iziuretas nusizengimu,
pakartotinai irodo jo Lietuvis-
ku reikalu nesupratima ir jam
charakteringa vergiskuma. Mes
tik vergui, o ne laisvos dva-
sios zmogui, gall ateiti j galva
mintis kad savo tevynes reika-
lus ginti yra nusikaltimas. Ir
tik bailus Rusiskuju Marksis-
tu pasekejas, kokiu yra p. Gri-
gaitis, gall nesigedyti diena is
dienos savo laikraStyje bugny-
ii kad padaryti demonstracija
zudomos tevynes Lietuvos gel
bejimo tikslu busias nusikalti-
mas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
BOSTON. ir MASS, AUKOS

Bostono ir apielinkes veikeiai pareme is
leidima knvgos 'Kaip Jie Mus Susaude"
Siomis aukomis:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

Amerikos Lietuviu Misijai Washingtons
Kovo 1924 ir po to, taipgi LVS Gen.
ira, Prisiusta Sekancios Aukos:
Jeigu kuriu aukotojui vardai ar niestai
praleista, arba auku suma netikra,
prasome tuoj pranesti DirvaD
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
knisimas beprasmiu
priekabiu

S1oChS IL Iio pdhdI IOIllldl tIO-
de pries-Lietuvisku p. Grigai-
clio pastangu nepopuliaruma,
jis~ Naujienu Balandzio 3 nu-
meryje pasvente kuone visa
puslapi irodinejimui kad Anne
rikos Lietuviu Misija, girdi,
ne gero greiciau blogo bus
Lietuvai padarius. Ta savo
irodinejima, kaip paprastai, p.
Grigaitis remia tendencingu
faktu iskreipimu ir samonin-
gu nukrypimu nuo tiesos, Q
taip pat ir is pirsto islauztais
tvirtinimais.
Girdi, peticijos, reikalaujan-
clos Lietuvai nepriklausomy-
bes, nebuve jokios prasmes
Prezidentui Rooseveltui iteikti.
Kodel? Ogi kadangi Sekreto-
rius Grew prizes kuri laika pa
reiske kad Amerikos Jungti-
mes Valstybes tebepripazysta
Lietuva nepriklausoma valsty-
be.
Faktas betgi palieka faktu
kad bolsevikai siadien ziau-
riausia tebezudo Lietuviu tau
ia, ir Lietuviu tauta, kaip Lie
tuviu Misijos priemime pasa-
kytoje kalboje Lietuvos Atsto.
vas pabreze, dabartiniu metu
randasi didziausiame pavoju-
je. Todel peticijos, kurioje
reikalaujama Lietuva apginti
tick nuo naziq, tick nuo boise.
viku, iteikimas auksciausiam
Amerikos vyriausybes pareigo.
niui nera nei be prasmes, ne
pasenes dalykas.
Peticijos reiksme padideja
Europinio karo pabaigos il
besiartinancios San Francisco
konferencijos akivaizdoje tokis
peticija. kaip tik yra laba
svarbus dalykas, ir ta svarbs
savo kalbose pabreze tick Mi.
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Nors r aba p Grgaitis nistras zadeiks tick ir Kon
stengesi sutrukdyti Amerikos greso nariai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

buvO atvaZluOdamaS ciOnal. III
laisvas Lietuvis, o ne vergas.
nenurims Xxi tol kOl bOlseviku
banditai ir ju vadai uz nekal-
tai pralieta krauja ,Lietuvoje
neuzmOkes savo galvomis.
Is to kas pasakyta, aiskeja
kad p. Grigaiciui kova del Lie
tuvos laisves negali butt SUI
prantama. Gi jo kalbos apie
demokratija yra tick itikimos
kick yra itikima kad sliuzas
imtu skraidyti. Demokratija
yra laisves vaiku kurinys, il
ne Rusisku Marksizmu persi-
sunkusiam vergui ia suprasti
ir atjausti. Lygia greta ne
vergui suprasti ta laisves zygj
kuri Amerikoje isauge Lietu.
vos vaikai savo senosios tevy-
mes labui atliko Washingtone
Kovo % ir "a d., ir kuris Anne.
rikos Lietuviu istorijoje liks
jamzinintas Amerikos Lietuviy
Misijos vardu.
julius Smetona
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28

The Misses Velma and Thelma
Hughes and Miss Violet Cammack,
all of Boyd spent the week end the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Hughes
and attended the tournament.
Mrs. Clyde Pearson left last week
to join her husband, Corporal Pear
son who has been transferred from
Florida to the flying field at DEM
ming, N. M.
Mrs. Conrad Henry reports she
received a telephone call Sunday
from her son, Robert Henry, sea-
man second class at San Diego
where he is awaiting assignment to
duty in the nav He said he had
met several Laurel men there re-
Gently.
Mrs. Jake Frank is spending sew
eral weeks in Cheyenne, Wyo., with
her husband, Private Frank, who is
stationed with a transportation unit
at Fort Warren.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28
The Outlook Says:

Members of the Evergreen Re-
bekahs and Odd Fellows lodge are
formulating plans for a community
service memorial and committees
have been appointed to complete
arrangements. Other Laurel organ
izations are being asked to join in
the project and a fund is being
raised for that purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McLaugh-
lin moved this week to the George
Grauberger farm south of Laurel.
Several friends of Mrs. Martha
Buend spent Tuesday afternoon
with her and served a pitch-in
lunch. They were Mrs. c. H. Bar
ney, Mrs. R. w. Easton, Mrs. Joe
Hogenson and Mrs. Lucius Conrad.
Mrs. Buend is caring for the Carl
Brenden children while their moth
er is a patient at Galen.
Miss Betty Claus and Miss YER
onica Nagel of Fromberg were week
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Hodges and attended the
tournament.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lamb had as
their guest several hours Friday
their grandson, Franklin Lamb, sea-
man second class, who is with the
coast guard. He "a en- route to
Butte to visit his father, B. E.
Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Easton en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for a
number of guests from Billings.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Strong, Miss Alice Strong, Mrs.
Florence Stonerock and Mrs. Raj
eigh Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Gomon had
as recent guests Mrs. Gomon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson
of Bozeman.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28

Mrs. Wilbur Sullivan spent Sum
day in Sheridan, Wyo., where her
husband is a patient at the army
hospital, and reports that his con
dition is improving.
Mrs. w. P. Sexton was hostess
last Wednesday at bridge, with Mrs.
Walter Thomas as a guest. Scor-
ing awards during the evening were
won by Mrs. George Prouty and
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Teeters and
family spent Sunday in Billings
visiting Mrs. Teeters' mother, Mrs.
Kate Griffith and other relatives.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28

Miss Ella Rohwell spent the week
end with relatives in Roberts.
Mrs Helen Shearer left Monday
for Missoula to visit her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Anderson. Returning to Laurel,
Mrs. Shearer will be accompanied
by her grandson, Bruce Simpson,
who has spent the last three weeks
at the Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Butts of Bill
lings were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Russell.
Mrs. j. o. Void spent several
days last week with Mrs. Emma
Scheidecker while convalescing from
a recent illness during which she
was hospitalized.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28
Laurel Happenings

Mrs. D. r. Shively and sons, Bill
ly and Denny Of Billings, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Orr had as
guests from Billings last week their
sons and daughter-in-laws Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Orr and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Orr. Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Ford of Billings were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orr.
Laurel outlook., 1945-02-28
''Winged Victory"
WEEKLY PROGRAM

Disney Cartoon and News
Sunday shows 2:30, 6:45 & 9:15 P. M.
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Girls GIee Club
Enieriains p1A
Utica High School
Girls Aid Prosrom

UTICA-The Girls Glee Club
Of the Utica High school at the
PIT. A. meeting March %, sang
three patriotic numbers: March
On United Nations" Say a
Prayer for the Boys Over There
and "Shout. I am an American"
L,arketa Gill, Of the 9th grade,
gave the Gettysburg address.
Wilma Salogga. 9th grade.
played two baritone solos &C
companied by Miss Purdy at the
piano: Donna Hesla. 9th grade,
and Lorna Marie Turner. 9th
grade, played two < flat alto
horn duets. Estelle Carlton gave
the dramatic defamation, THE
Big Game" two E flat alto horn
duets. Estelle Carlton gave the
defamation. THE Big Game"
The Girls Gle Club closed
the program with the following
three numbers: Madam Jea-
nette," "Bowe Jesu" Blessed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-30

after 81 busy months In the
Southwest Pacific, wear ! n 9
many campaign ribbons.
Another TVS, william H. Ebert.
% months in the Mediterranean.
is home on furlough. p. o. &c
Gene MacAlpine Is home from
Atlantic.
CPORTS STUFF In the
scrappiest card of fights seen
here in years. seven champs
were crowned at MCHS last
night: Herb Listenbee over Ed
dy IN 'crson; Ray Vickers over
Bill Dobson; Yves Carlos over
John Buckley; Die Baxter KO'd
Charles Phillips; Tom Black
over Billy Howell; Jim Eberts
over Jim Harris; Dick Wellman
over Chuck Fredericks .
The Bathers are reentering dis
tri,t track competition .
Bernie Ballantine is lining ur
the softball leagues Bat,
kins and Schools meet Monday
to eliminate one of the cage
quarte--finals Jack Norm
ingtc' threw a feed for the
Bather cagers with letters goins
to Capt. Glare nee (ClinkI
Schroeder, Wayne Mas, FREQ
Shaw, Bob Manning. Arnole
Thoel, Ray Vickers, Jim Charlie
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-30

Clair Shores has already estab-
lished Its vets rehabilitation
bureau, to guarantee the boys a
proper homecoming and q job.
:. Casmer Jankowski got
two-to-four for that quadruple
auto fatality. A new Cath
Ollie parish Is being established
in Warren, with smiling FIR.
Frank Walsh in charge. {.
The Red Cross War Fund goal
OF $110, 900 is 95 per cent, in and
generous over-subscription ap-
pears assured. Bea West
lake, exec-sec. Of the ARC here
leaves soon Of overseas hospital
duty.
AROUND THE COUNTY -
FIR. Jordan Aumann, Dominican
priest, son of Henry Aumann, of
Center Line, will offer up his
first mass Easter Sunday. +.
It's now Cpl. Paul Frederick, OF
Romeo State Police. Rev.
Lynn B. Tschudy leaves Fraser
May for Tiffin, Ohio. {.
East Detroit High students have
unveiled a war memorial
plaqr,. Shores Legion
naires have urged that village to
take over Jefferson Beach (clos-
ed for the duration) and run il
as public center. Now
East Detroit businessmen are
frowning on the slow time
adopted last week by their So
Ions. When the evolves
Of Almont and Romeo's youth
allegedly tried to steal each 9TH
ers' girl friends, between 40 and
so lads engaged in a battle
royal.
AROUND THE CITY - Sea-
sons first river drowning was
the death of James Black, age
3h, of 26 Avery. He was play
ing by the river when 1t happen
ed. Bob Petit. %, was Sc
riously hurt when his car hit a
light truck at South Gratiot and
Robertson. The VIEW real
ly recognizes present war vets
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neau, AL Sahrow, John Torrey.
Bill Ross, and Eldon Eschen-
burg.
IN THE ALLEYS - Hugo
M daus, Lutheran Lacquer.
hung W two records; new
series mark (634) and a single
high (245). Altes Lager run up
a record breaking one game Of
1897, spanked by George Note
boom with $40. and in the same
league Harry Gahlau gave with
222; Harry Albrecht (2l5-2lO;
Gil Tcntley (2l5-26O; F,
Geerwck (223) and Harry Saun-
ders (2l2-2l9). Other Hi-Hit-
tiers: Tony Prins (23D; Harold
Huemiller (216-213-235); Sonny
Jock (258); Mel Frederick
(258); Les Frederick (222-209-
209-224); William Reh (2O4);
Lou Odor (201); Fred Tuscany
(214-214); A. Muelhbach (202)
Howard Bryce (219-214 and
Hugo Madaus (245l204) .
And the Ladies': Janet Brock
man (42O; Voris B u b e n
(494) Jean Roberts (475O; Mary
Thornley, (56l): Marian Kaz'
mer (409); Marion Harder
(A81); Sophie Jankowski, (520
J-ene Holmes (452) and Char
tie Baker (46D.
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Ding tnrOu9n me Drown EARN
and victory gardeners olreody
busy preparing the soil. Even
that white (albino) robin that
Ike Hartung and Clarence Shir'
ey have been substituting on Lin
coin avenue for two years re.
turned yesterday. 1t set up shop
on Hartung's land but Shir'
ey will probably coax it away
They say there's only one albinc
In $4,000 robins but we
can't prove it.
The towns buzzing with
election calculations for Mon
day, with Don Westendorf and
Bert Wagner the headliners.
State Highway Boss Charlie
Ziegler was in town studying
Gratiot widening at Cass
We're getting set for United
Clothing drive for the hard
up peoples Of Europe
Sheriff Harley Ensign served
notice on the Supervisors that
he can't take any more insane
cases at the Jail, due to lack OF
proper accommodations and
trained personnel.
Andrew and Julia Sabo, hard
working farmers of 1876 Mas
onic, have given three sons to
the armed forces, while they
work their land with the help Of
q daughter. This week they
learned that Cpl. John, 26, dice
March 2 with the AAF in Eur
ope, and Pvt. Joseph, 81, wa!
seriously wounded. The thire
boy Is Andrew, 81. a medic ir
Italy.
Two Mount Clemens boys
who served on the escort car
ries Bismarck Sea, announced
as sunk at Two Jima, have
been reported safe: John KEEP
sci. 20, 251 Euclid, Is being
treated for wounds at Pa
cific base; Robert X. McIn.
tyre, 10, phoned his mother
this week at 2110 Coleman, to
say he's on his way home un-
hurt.
The Dads Service Club, St
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From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
Bert Loses the War
SineIe-Handed

Bert Childer's house burned
down last week, and the only
good thing that came out Of II
was II cured him Of swearing.
Bert just couldn't think Of
words to At the occasion, so he
just gave up.
Bert admits Il was his own
fault. Started with . field firo
which he thought he had under
control, and when he turned his
back . minute for . breathing
spell, the Are sprung up twice n
fierce. BY the time tho Aremen
arrived, there wasn't much that
they could do.