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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Gyvenimas ''Darbininkq Rojuje''
AMERIKlEcIU PATYRIAAI RUSlJoJE PERETA VASARA

Paveizdan, Pabaltijo valstybes - Estija
Lietuva ir Latvija - dabar yra dalys So
vietu Rusijos ir nei zodziu neleidziama uz-
siminti pranesimuose is Maskvos kad jos
buvo nepriklausomos valstybes.
Su cenzorium negali argumentuoti ir
sakyti jam savo priezastis, ir jis nepasa-
ko savo priezasciu kuomet atiduoda at
gal sudarkyta rasta. Jie tik atsako, "Mes
negalim to su jumis diskusuoti. Taip yra
nustatyta".
Cenzorius, zinoma, isbraukia viska
kas galetu sudaryti uzrubeziuose prasta
ispudi apie salygas Rusijoje Korespon-
dentui neleidzia prapesti kokia kas meme
81 nustatyta duonos ar mesos porcija So
vietu pilieciui, nei jis gall parasyti kad pa
rinktoji klase gauna specialius kiekius.
Neleidziama uzsiminti apie slapta juodaja
rinka kurioje kainos baisiai ispustos, jos
virsijama viskas ko net sapnuoti Ameri-
koje juodojoje rinkoje negaletum.
Taip pat, valdzia slepia kick iStikro
simtu tukstaneiu zmoniu Leningrade is
mire badu lake to miesto apgulimo.
Paprastas zemos eiles biurokratukas
cenzoriaus rastineje laiks nuo laiko is
braukia visa paragrafa is aprasymo patty
rusio correspondence. aiskindamas jog jis
Cdi ldIludS 1lcSF Fdl U1i
Korespondentai nepaisytu to nuobo-
daus gyvenimo salygu karo metu Rusijoje
jeigu juos nelaikytu pakenciamais spie-
gals - atkirstas nuo kontakto su tikrais
zmonemis kr1riuos jie megsta; dabar gi jie
suvaryti Metropolio viesbuti lyg koki ka-,
lejima. ir gall kalbetis tik vieni sn kitais
ir SUI maza diplomatu kolonija, skaityti te-
gauna suvarzyta Rusu spauda, ir prie to
dar savo kasdienini darba turi duoti su-
darkyti nepatyrusiu vyruku grieztai po-
litinei cenzurai
K9respondentams niekad nele lila
aplankyti karo fronto, nors retkarciais su-
sauke juos visus viena nuveza parodyti
koki nors is Vokieciu uzimta miesta w
pakalyje militariskos stovyklos. Juos vi
sada lydi koks nors cenzoriaus padejejas,
kuzris visada tuli patikrinti dalykus kaip
jie ejosi Jeigu cenzorius kada nenugirs-
ia ar nepatiria kokiu dalyku tokioje ke
lioneje reporteriams neleidziama to ra-
portuoti. Toxic dalyko nebuvo, pasako
jis. Reporters cia gall dirbti per ellie sa-
vaiciu suruosti kokia medziaga straps
niui, bet cenzorius viska isbrauks ir w
draus siusti, delto kad tas netilpo Prav-
doie Jeigu ka paraso be cenzuros viskas
laikoma spiegavimu.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
eisybe Iseio Virsun

IS visu darby kokius atlieka
siomis dienomis Washingtone
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos va
dai ir Americas Lietuviu Ekze-
kutyvio Komiteto nariai aiskiai
pasirodo kaip sias organizaci-
jas neteisingai smeize ir juo-
dino Americas Lietuviu Tary-
bos "trys didieji'', sakydami
bulk LVS padeta "ant black
listo" Washingtone, buk juos
valdzios ar FBI agentai sekio-
ia, ir tt. ir tt.
Mes matote, kur tik jie Wa
shingtone nori ten prieina, vi
sur su jais kalbasi ir tariasi
kaip su istikimais, gerais pi-
lieciais. Jiems leido ir Misija
Washingtone rengti, ir net pa
tt poni Rooseveltiene pasikvie-
te tu veikeju organizuojamo
peciju iteikimo dalyves Lietu-
YES kareiviu motinas pas save
j Baltaji Mama arbatelei.
Isejo + virsu ir kita ju me-
lagyste, buk LVS reikalavus
A. L. Taryboje kokiu tai ely
giu seru". } -
Tas viskas dar karta liudija
kad melagystemis uzsiimantie-
il SUI laiku prieina liepto gala.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
zMONlJOS ISTORIJA
61O pusl. didrlmo knyga - kama $500

61O pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tis uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pa
sesi po 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir jp
darbu pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolimas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienq,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 610 puslapiu
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

Atsiminkime pavergta Lietuva ir JOS zudomu vaiku
iuodaja dalia Ant brangiosios Lieuvos aukuro pro
patria - kiekvenas musu padekme savo auka. Visi
kas galime vykime j Washingtona ir remkime Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Misija aukoms. siadien daugau negu
bent kada kitados musu prklauso tradcins Lie
tuvu valstybngumas dar karta Letuvu tautai grains
gyvybe, ir atenanciu kartu busime aikomi tos
nauosios Lietuviu tautos gyvybes kurejai
Todel tai Kovo g. "a DID, yra lemtingos dienos. Pa
darykme jas aukscialsios kovos kovos uz Lietuvos
laisve dienomis Nuo musu, ne nuo keno kito pri-
klauso Amerikos Lietuvu Msja virs galinga Lietu
VOs laisves nisa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
PRO UKANAS
(Putino eiles)

Mazutis ankstas kambarys,
Viduj ir salta ir tamsu.
JuodQ minciu slegias burys, -
II vienu vienas as esu.. 80.
Uz Tango siena nesvari,
Ir bangos ruko nesmagaus.
Ilgu ir liudna - neturiu
.Nei tyro orc, nei dangaus
Ir lekia ten toll mintis
Jieskoti sauletu vaizdu
! Lietllvos sviesias sails,
Ant sraunaus Nemuno krantu.
Bet raski siadien, jei gall
Kur skausmo asaru nera!
Kur zydi geles ir tyli
Gamtuze dziugina giedra!
Deja, visur klaiku, nyku,
Nyki ir tu, Tevu Sale!
Perdem isnindziotu lauku
Per tave kraujas pasiliej'!
Ir palikau gimtus krastus,
Kur tick svajojau ir kenciau.
Ten dziaugsmo spindulys skaistus
Tamsoj susvisdavo anksciau.
Maciau skausmu. Man jie sventi.
Strides tyla - tyla nirties:
@ kai dziaugiesi, ar kenti,
Bent gyvas sieloje jauties.
Ir siadien stat toll, toll
Is miesto uzesio, truksmq,
sirdie, isnaujo prabyli
Aidais ir dziaugsmo If skausmu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Griezta politine cenzura

Russia turf griezciausia politine cen
zura visame civilizuotame pasaulyje. Ma
no pirmas patyrimas su cenzorium buvo
kuomet as patiekiau jam zinia kuria no.
rejau persiusti j Amerika apie mano ke-
lone Leningrade, kurioje buvo Sis saki-
nys: "Suomiai kovoja atkakliai uz Viipu-
ri, k,1ris Xxi 1889 metu buvo Suomijos an
tras didziausias miestas". Cenzorius is
brauke zodzius "iki 1889 metu buvo an
tras Suomijos didziausias miestas". Tie
zodziai neturi jokios militarines informa-
! ciios - nieko kas nera net mazu vaiku
geografijoje
Uzsieniu reporteriai paaiskino man
kan tas isbraukimas buvo padaryta. Ka-
da Sovietai pasisavina kokia teritorija, IS
Maskvos jokia zinia negali pamineti kad
| ia teritorja kada priklause kitai tautai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
MANU- DAKTARAS

Naudinga knyga kiekyienam tureti namuo-
Sc, su daugybe receptu ir paaiskinimu apie
ligas, slogas, skaudejimus. katarus, ir tt.
174 puslapiu didumo, audimo virseliais.
kama SUI prisiuntimu $500
(Galima prisiusti paste zenklais)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

MARIJA BOCKAREVA
Rusijos Moterq "Mirties BatalijonQ" Vedeja Maria
Boekareva Jos gyvenimas ir karavmas; prisiar-
tinimas Rusijos revourijos. Parase Isaac Don
Levine. Verte K S. K. 295 pusL --------------leo
Reikalaulkit "Diryoie"
6S2) Superior Ave. Cleveland. Ohis
Evening star., 1945-11-08
HELP MEN and WOMEN

AGENTS IA, Elen or women: prefer those
with appliance background, however ap-
pearanee and personality most important:
petter-than-average income for those Sc
ieeted: car essential. Call Ludlow 1924
ARTIST with experience on layout and
finish work for retail advertising. perma-
nent. good-paying position, 5-day week,
apPy Tite f9Wpe e de-
and T sts. ne. between $50 am. and
CANDY COUNTER CLERKS Pleasant,
xpps aa any PEophEs bR2a 16 sToRE
employment office. II st. ne. s4
CgsHIERs for fgll-tine work: all items in
store are plainly marked requiring no
memory work; We can teach you how to
use the cash register in several hours:
ABBY p1 hsa maxi you ssed Sa
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS. lE fuli - time. me.
neon xppg s sng Geanis oE pEU
CLERK for permanent position with
ca Exeeutye es6e Mr Ass & ApkdSs assasx
AINLEY, INC. for appointment
SoLoRED1Plain pastry cook and kitchen
Grill 1916 You ST. NV. MI. 1886.
COUNTER CLERKS for either serving Gus
toners with cheese and luncheon items or
mark fuii time pleasant work; (; no u selling aiis
eomptne scale We Si win hase eaeh heyer yeu hoW
e 3 lss Is4 ooB hSq sroks gsy s45
COUPLE, white, under 45. man for nights,
woman 3 hrs daily; pr. furn- apt. and
Sls2 mo-, plus small commission. HOTEL
COURT; Bait. 6lyd. mi past College
DIsHWASHERS for dishwashing machine;
must be experienced; good working condi-
Apply in person at the ROMA RESTAU-
RANT; is 39lg Conn ave NV
ter tmalel No experience needed. Good
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
p1saWssHER smBlssHsnt Once nc 5sr bor st ne
DRUG CLERKS. experience a desirable. a; but It
py sHS week. ApDs at
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or at employment
Stf,csi SnGn = rKrh st ne svnsr,sn.ss. .x,.u.n.
Man, PARK HOTEL, Connecticut ave and
Foop ESOd,ey AN6 IS FOUNTAIN Fl CLERKS. age 1s
or over; experience not necessary. as We
will train you: good pay while learning:
unif,Crms furn,shed and an lsqndering gn free
employment ofice, u P st. ne.
MAN AND WIFE, middle-aged, to take care
Of rooming house good wages and living
MAN AND WiFE Ioi to 1',n manase mi roomins
house near Rhode Island and Conn. aves
nv; modern apt. free for services. Call
NAN on WoMAN o4e eoiofsd exfs sn Sss
for pressing: references; steady job. Call
n Man oR w6aaS 6sPitsi to s. wash dishes in SPARE
time. good salary NEW WORLD RES
TAURANT. 1906 Rhode Island ave. ne,
PIANO TEACHER for modern music school
Box 477-Z, Star
statesmen. men or women: would you like
to earn extra money for Christmas? We
can use several full of part tins statesmen
Mems wear experience desirable but not
essential Apply in person QUALITY
CLOTHES SHOP, 1925 Good Hope rd. Sc.
ESALESPEOPLE, Christmas departments,
full or part time; temporary or permanent
positions; experience not necessary. Ap-
ply personnel office, End floor, THE HECHT
CO. ST. at 18th -
SODA FOUNTAIN help. full or part time
steady employment Call DU 5S5S.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUPPER, Nov. 10th, at Browningsville Hall
Oyster, country ham and fried chicken.
Sponsored BY trustees. Price, 81. 9s
a6e s.rvss sDns g., .snn
QUE DILIGENT SEARCH has not found Us
. suitable home viii pay all cash and act
quickly Ii yours is in convenient resi-
DENTAL neighborhood. No agents, please.
Replies confidential. Box 310-E, Star. 10s
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
s mn MSS sSl 1y psayy
ave,, Friendship Station. Washington 16,
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
msas sy AK Snf qthfT thsn
81 81 MsfsHEs fol Md any
~ 0thsf 5okhs ssan 1asa
'sEh We xhE Il T EooKiN MKaih P Pos & HOUSE g in
the DISTRICT, any desirable location con-
e'ss WIZ SGA ssSro' NOT Be ssaf RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one but myself
EWHdENE ~ ebiNs;on F. NEAL 7o7 Goth pl. re-
SoTiGE Msifshs'Hs' Is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting Of the stockholders OF THE GREEN
LINE. INC. will be held at the ONCE OF
the corporation. North Capitol and r sts.,
On the 18th day of November; 1945, at the
authorized capital stock from $4,000
divided into 100 shares Of S100 each to
$4,000 divided into 800 shares of S100
each. C.. II. Ellis. Frank L. RoSsi and
faWfi VIII NT Ws9a n fFsSseTs for debts
contracted by any person other than my
self H E. SIMPSON, Sol 27th ST Sc los
Evening star., 1945-11-08
HELP WOMEN.


ACCOUNTING acc OFFICE CLERK. day hours.
ditor. HOTEL HAMILTON. 14th and K sts.
one shoroSss Sanas e
manent work. with good pay and good
See mrs. JeSnson. JSsasf 4th fs foor. "fasIIs RRLE
ssIo Hams 3. fnr NV
suits and coats. GARFINCKEL'S. F st. at
ASSISTANT BooKKEEpER. bright young
speciality shop: perm, position for depend-
able young woman. Apply all week. KAP-
keMsTz ksgzsq booksnlrEs asso sf and
aad mssIs SHi e s5oS n calls R sunday. s.
ss h0 { ss aaas fsnsEa as ssss sss
position. nosS no Box 4sisE, Star
Tessi jeSery Y ssore sses s % POSITION. t n
pleasing surroundings. Apply in person,
kENT kEsNTTgT1NT EWELERsA Sth and ,ng sss
ee, AZ oer hNsBHRaH BRo 7sh e.
8th and E sts. NV.
4ssoEIGES Ash aGE6aY yss ssa = s0lsrsS e NV
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY sales
girl. experienced, good salary and meals.
oppo.tnnity@ @ for advancement. AvIdNoNE
BHkEkA f sAIEsGiRhs. SaHns'a must IG n s. expert
enced; $50 week to start; no Sunday. Ap-
BEAuTiCIAN. iii around, experienced. day
work, 50I commission, $50 week gusr-
BEAUTICIAN, good operator wanted: store
hours and privileges. FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST, at Philipsborn, 8O8 1lth st. NV,
BEAUTICIAN and manicurist Cd. for
manent position pleasant surroundings,
Apply personnel ONCE, End moor. THE
HECfIT co. st. at 7th.
BEAUTICIANS t&2};u & sxpsr; salary s $50 Z
s.e FIR 1922.
BEAUTiCiAN, with hair -tinting experience,
pleasant personality. for sales division Of
nationally known manufacturer; top sal
ary and expenses. ANN THoRNBEEsRY.
permanent position with At
tractiye salary and commission for experi-
enced operator; working hours. 8 to 8.
REM; ;I j I6l9 q Gonn ave DE, 1913
mission MAYFLOWER HOTEL.
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced. ail
around: excellent salary and commission,
vacation with pay. 1885 Rhode Island ave.
BEAU efAuT3 TSlsn sonrff1euxiToRs-run ff1euxiToR q part sins;
IsaIary and sos commission; bs.lttfql; als.. I, /.
BRANCH 724s WIS ave. o.. 1216.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
HELP MEN,

experienced, in c. P. A
of1ce. State qualifications and salary de-
sired. Box 397-E, Star. 13s
ACCOUNTANT. junior, experienced in han.
ding all details of retail store; good sal
WILBUR ROGERS, 1911 F st. NV
ACCOUNTING CLERKS; permanent posi-.
tions for those with some accounting edu-
cation or experience; opportunity for ad.
vancement; 40-hour week; starting salary
$40 week or better, according to ability
SOUTHERN DIARIES. INC, 60 NJ st. ne.
ME 4S00
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Births Reported

Irving and Elizabeth Akin. girl
Frederick and Doris Arens, girl.
RksnIIssa ksInn nrd snd dor,.n Frances % %Esrnes, boy
Joseph and Zosh Campisi, girl
Donald and Audrey canham. boy.
Care and Percy Coe, boy.
John and Marie Donovan, girl
Elmer and Lucinda Harding, boy.
s@sh ans aad Minnie Hyia Jarrs Hnntfr boS boy
Willis and Ethel Kendall, boy.
Donald and Evelyn Lamcurt, girl.
MseE ANA and ssSia Afs kHYEE MsKisson Soy boy
William and Dorothy Nelson, girl.
Frederick and Ann Peer, boy,
Theodore ea san and Asa Ruth fsssss Roseveit boy.
Arthur and Mildred Sanderen, girl.
Victor. ands Agnes schaefer, boy,
sewen and RUBY. Simmons. boy. girl ttwo)
Sam and Rose solomon, girl.
yses Mism and snd aeleh 3de rhsteher ssss Boy Boy
Thomss M snd snd Eiiaabeth Eliza noPsssn' Titas, gri i
Roland and Pearl Tucker. girl.
John and Emma Tunis. girl.
Robert and Catherine Van PeIt. boy,
Francis and Robert Westphalin. siri.
clarence clarence @ and I Emma Baker, girl. girl.
John and Edna Beckwith, boy.
eSzFG and ana %sle Isea Boras Boy
Edsard ai and and Isabelle ahIss satIs4. Boy Boy
Arthur and Lucinda Cannon, girl.
Moses and Bessie Chesley, boy.
Msylon and Teresa Crews, boy.
Willie and Eleanor Cunningham, boy.
James and Charity Curtis, girl
Charles and Lenore Drew, boy.
Oliver and Hylu Franklin, boy.
Watson and Daisy Goffney, boy.
Walter and Warrena Hannah, two girls.
Crawford and Annie Harrison, girl.
George and Joy Hilliard. girl
Henry and Elizabeth Irby. boy.
Joseph and Emma johnson, boy.
William and Matilda johnson, girl.
Luther and Mary johnson, girl.
Willie and Martha Jordan, girl.
Willie and Bessie Judd boy.
Hugh and Irene Kingsborough, girl.
Rhody and Edith Mccoy, girl
James and Pinkie Parker, boy.
Melvin and Nicolas Platter, boy.
Norval and Lacey Smith, boy.
George and Argean Stockton, boy.
George and Sallie Tindley, girl.
Evening star., 1945-11-08

Victory Bonds will help to supply
the cash for disqualification and re-
habilitation of disabled soldiers,
sailors, marines and airmen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

THE veteran sleuths of
Scotland Yard thought
they had seen about every
thing in the way Of crimi-
nails, but they have some
thing brand new on their
hands - a society raffleS
who's allergic TO green.
This anti social oddity
made his appearance-and
disappearance some weeks
ago in the snooty London
apartment of the Count
and Countess de Laprie.
While the French noble
man and his pretty actress
wife, known on the stage
as Simone D'Arche, were at
a dinner party in Mayfair,
the thief went through their
luxurious quarters an q
lifted about $4,000 worth
of jewels, furs and high
priced kniCkknackS.
The loot included a pearl
necklace, a ruby ring set
in platinum, a pair of dia-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Heroic Gamblers

tionS were commenced.
The brave woman doctor
recorded her reactions for
the guidance of others who
would take up her task, If
she died. An associate stayed
with her constantly to jot
down her comments, in case
she felt too haZy TO write.
Fortunately, the serum
counteracted the bacillus
and in due time Army doc
tors pronounced Major NiY-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

deadly poison, curare, In or
der to determine just what
the drugs action is and how
much may be taken without
fatal results.
She first "blacked out"
then saw double and had a
"f e ceiling of impending
death" but lived TO tell all
about the ordeal.
Her dangerous expert
ment helped prove that Gu
rare-used by the primitive
South American natives on
the points of their deadly
blow-gun arrows - also
could be harnesSed, in
proper doses, as a healing
agent to serve mankind.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
He's AIIergic to Green

mond earrings and several
pieces of pigskin luggage
filled with expensive Paris
gowns. But the burglar
passed up an emerald brace
let and a pair of antique
green jade earrings. He
also tossed aside a stamp
collection valued at $4,000.
The reason he left this
album" said the Scotland
Yard operative who worked
on the case, "is plain - he
didn't like the green stamps
scattered throughout tn @
volume.
"In fact, the culprit does
not 90 for anything green.
That's why he left the
emerald and jade jewelry
and every one of the Coun.
tess gowns that had a touch
of green in it.
"When we find a clever
thief who's superstitious
about green, Wen probably
have our man"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

A CALM-FACED WON.
- an in white took a
Y v half-starved and all.
ing rat from its cage in an
English laboratory several
months back and carried it
to a table.
For several minutes she
studied the ugly creature,
which had been infected
with the germs of a little
known Far Eastern disease.
Then the woman slowly
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
The WOma an Doctor
Watched Calmly While the
Diseased Rat Bit Her
on the Arm.

to advance medical science.
The prize of victory would
be great-the lives of thou
sands of British troops TO
whom would be assigned
the job of routing the Japs
out of the jungles of Ma
laya, where this obscure
disease was prevalent.
Tests already had been
conducted with rats and a
serum had been prepared.
But for the final proof of
its effectiveness, a human
guinea pig was needed. Dr.
Niven volunteered. Several
days after being bitten, she
experienced symptoms Of
the disease. Serum injec-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

pIa ed her
arm beside
the IA t s
head. Other
laboratory
w o + k e r S
WINGED when
the rodent
sank its teeth
/ n I o h e T
flesh.
DR.. Janet
Niven, major
in the Royal
Army Medi-
cal Corps,
had not been
C a r ele s S,
n o w ever.
S h e w a s
G a m blin G
her life de-
Hberately-
like other
courageous
doctors be-
fore her
have done
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

en- out or
danger. In
ferentially,
t h ey pro
nounced the
road to Sing
apore open
as far as the
disease bar
rier was con-
cerned-
DR.. Niven
thus Joined
the heroines
of medicine
m u c h a S
Dr.. Helen
Barnes, an.
other Eng
lish physi-
cia n did
nearly two
years earlier.
DR.. Barnes
h a d herself
inoculated
with a guam
tity of the
l.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-20

there is very little reference TO snow, ana
apparently when the people all Journeyed
to Bethlehem to pay their tribute, under
the orders of the King, the weather was
not too severe Of course, we are assum-
ing that the birth of Jesus Christ occurred
on the 25th day of December, but this is
not certain and, according to competent
authorities. Christ may have been born IN
any other month of the year, 50 it is pos
sible that it was summertime. 1t is cause
for reflection that the cradle OF the human
race and the Garden of Eden is assumed
to be nearby the birthplace of Christ.
Speculation places the Garden OF Eden In
the bottom of the Mediterranean sea.
This, presumably, was before the Pillars
of Hercules let the Atlantic ocean In.
Then, too, Judging by modern hortlcul-
tural or agricultural products, the Garden
of Eden must have been petty warm, yet
that green little apple may not have been
produced under tropical conditions. 1t
has inherent in it all of those noble attrl-
butes which we cherish so previously This
purification of the air and the land by the
white snow; peace ON earth, good will
toward men; the fragrance OF the ever
green; the submergence Of all base
thoughts and emotions to those of love
and harmony are not merely condolences,
Christmas really does eXemplify the real
tiles Of life and humanity in its journey
upward, however slow. This Christmas
sees lots Of suffering in the world, espe-
cially in Europe and Asia, but the war Is
over and the law Of compensation must
in the end balance all the wickedness anC
pain and crime against the good, because
we never recede. So let's pause momen
and think how clean and good it is to have
white Christmas
Montana labor news., 1945-12-20
Christmas and
the White Snow

I'm the North, people wish casually or
more earnestly for a white Christmas.
This sentiment is reflected in number
of songs, which have sprung up and been
garlanded with the snow theme. There
is something clean and pretty and pure
about freshly fallen snow, and unless the
stress and care of business occupy ones
thoughts too exclusively, the clean and
refreshing pellets of snow driven by the
wind in ones face is exhilarating. So
most of America will have white Christ
mas, and after the first Inconvenience, we
really are happy and grateful for this cur
rent Chistmas storm.
In the land where Christ was born
Montana labor news., 1945-12-20
No. l246O
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT
RE pAMTEn

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana, in and Tor
the County Of Silver Bow.
In the Matter of the Estate of ELLEN MONA
HAN, Also Known as NELLIE MONAHAN'
Deceased. -,
Tom Monahan the administrator OF the
estate of Ellen Monahan, also known as Nellie
Monahan, deceased having filed his petition
herein praying for an order of Sale OF some
Of the Real Estate OF said decedent for the
purpose therein set forth
TT Is THEREFORE, ORDERED ny TIE Judge
of said Court that all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased appear before the
said District Court on Saturday, the 29th
dav Of December, 1945, at nine-thrty in the
forenoon Of said day. at the Court Room OF
said District Court at the Court House in the
county of Silver Bow, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said Tom
Monahan to sell so much Of the Real Estate
of the said deceased, Ellen Monahan, also
known as Nellie Monahan, as is described in
sid petition. ,,,-,
And that a copy Of this order be published
once a week for at least two successive weeks
in the Montana Labor News, newspaper
printed and published in said Silver Bow
County, State of Montana.
DATED this ilth day Of December, 1875.
T. E. DoWNEY,
Judge.