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To Continue Drive
Here For Hospital
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schools who were winners in an
essay contest sponsored by the
campaign committee. Topic was,
What the Hospital Means to My
Community"
Milford winners are as follows:
Patricia Baxter, Sth grade, Second
prize, Violet Minner, 9th Grade,
Third prize. Paula Barkley, 10th
Grade, first prize; Harry Mayhem,
10th Grade, third prize; Lillian
Sorrels, 18th Grade, first prize; Az
lene McGee, 18th Grade, second
prize, Ruth Humes, 18th Grade, sec
ond prize and Marjorie Temin, 18th
Grade, third prize.
Paying tribute to them, Mr.. Bur-
ton said, "The students, schools and
teachers have done wonderful
job. The fine young people in our
schools are behind our drive 1000
and we are happy to have these
winners with us tonight
Genevieve West of DagsbOrO, stu
Cent at the John NJ. Clayton School,
winner of second prize for essays
from the 9th grade, refused to ac-
| cept her award stating she wished
! it to be turned over to the cam
paign fund.
Mr. Burton paid tribute to the
workers stating, You nave gotten
/ steamed up and have done a good
| job" Similar words of praise came
from Campaign Director Charles A.
i Haney. Mentioned for their out
standing work were Mrs. Elton
Lynch and Mrs. Edward ClOgg, both
of Lincoln.
In the course of their remarks il
was announced that the S5 bed in
stitution was jammed with 104 pat
tents and speakers warned, "If any
of you people fall tonight and break
your leg, we will have to put in {
bureau drawer. There just isn't any
other place"
Saturday, November 23rd, hOspi-
tai occupancy rose to 107 patients
highest number yet jammed in ant
as a result of such crOwdins three
maternity cases had to be placed il
the halls.
Speaking for the Board of Direc
tors, President G. Roland MessiCl
, thanked all for their work and sup
Fort. He declared that the BOar(
would keep all informed as to thu
: status of the hospital and of its af
fairs.
He then presented Mr. Burton
with handsome wrist watch as ;
token of esteem from his fellow
campaigners.
In replying to the presentation
| Mr.. Burton said, Il really have NJ
| right to accept this gift as haven
| done much. You people on tki
| drive are the grandest. people AM
| YOU have the courage to put th
drive across. What you have don
| is the real contribution and yOI
| will receive a lot of satisfaction fO
\ you have done grand job. 1t is yol
who do the work and who shoul:
receive the prizes"
Through the courtesy of tn
Vanity Hosiery Mills, Georgetown
nylon stockings were awarded tn
wOmen's team turning in the larg
est amount. They went to Mrs
Dean Kimmels team with $2.97(
Members include Mrs. Frank r
Grier, Mrs COnnor Mitten. Mrs Ed
win l.. Fisher. Mrs. Clyde Nelson
Mrs. David Clements Jr.
A box of cigars was awarded t,
Luther T. CalhOons team from
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outbreak next season, farmers are
advised to remove all mummies
hanging on trees now and destroy
them and remove all fallen num-
mics from the orchard by raking.
If the mummies are left in the
orchard, the orchard should be
disced in the spring just before and
during blossom time to disturb the
mummies so they will not produce
spores to cause blossom infection.
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December I Set As
Masonic Sunday
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WorShipful Master Affeld re-
quests all members of Temple
Lodge to meet with him in the Sum
day school room of Calvary Church
on S. f. Front st. not later than
l0:45 A. NJ. from where they will
enter the church in a body.
Last years service was held in
HARRINGTON, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
FREDERICK

Turkey supper at the FELTON,
School for the benefit of the senior
class on Friday, December 13. Time
5 to p. m. Adults, $1.0O; children
under II, 55c.
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VIESNIOS Is DETROITO

Clevelande viesejo trys Det-
roitietes, Mare Dorinas, Jieve
Balsiene, ir Elzbieta Snerpunie
ne, SUI sunum Algirdu. Jos at
vyko pas Mr.. ir Mrs. K. Lesni-
kauskus dalyvauti Lesnikausku
d'lkters Ruth 16 metu gimta-
dienio sukaktuvese. Kartu bu-
vo apvaiksciota ir Stasio Gu
zausko, Mares Guzauskienes SUI
naus, % metu amziaus sukaktu.
YES; buvo taip sakant dveios
gimtadienio sukaktuves. Wis
dalyvavusieji turejo "gera lai.
ka'. Viesnios apsilanke Dir.
vos redakcijoje ir aplanke XII.
tus savo pazystamus ir pralei
dusios iris dienas Clevelande
isvaziavo antradieni po pietl
atgal j Detroita. Kelione atli
ko automobiliu.
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LAISkAI CLEVELANDIE-
CLANS 80

Dirvos Redakcijoje randas
laiskai Stems observation-disclosures
Marei Krugienei.
Magdalena Janciuviene. Ser.
benCiuke, is Veiveriu val.
Mare Obelieniene, Pipiraite.
Vytautas Navarskas, is Ku-
piskio ", Siauriu k.
Ella Beifuss, Kalweit, ir Gus
tav Schwandt, is Graziskiu k,
Vilkaviskio ap., apie 60 metu
amziaus.
Marijona Krunkleviciene, po
t6Vais Krampaite. Taipgi ia
kubauskaites (Pauziene, Janu-
Skiene, Berkeviciene).
Prane Stimbiriute-Vaiciun
ne, is Vaidloniu; Antanas Bar
tulis, ir Jonas Lapeikis.
Agota Jasaityte-Grigene.
And. Senkus, Jonas Senkus,
Motiejus Senkus.
Vincas Urbsaitis ir Ona Urb-
Saitete, taipgi Juozas Andriu-
lis.
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Lietuviai Clevelando
$50 Metu Sukakties
Mineiirne

Clevelando miestas pasiruo-
ses minejimui $50 metu savo
isikurimo sukakties. 81 sekma-
dieni, Liepos Fl, nuo 2 val. 20
pietQ, prasides didziulis para
das is miesto ir els Euclid ave.
Xxi East Blvd. ir paskui bulva-
ru j Tautu Kulturinius Darze-
lius.
Parade visos tautos ruosia
savo trokus pagal arkitektV
nurodyma. Lietuviai lures sa-
vo papuosta troka kuriame va
ziuos tautiniais rubais pasire-
de rinktiniai abieju Lietuvisku
parapiju choristai, dainoms va
dovaus muzikas Vincas Grei-
cius.
Visi Lietuviai susidomekime
siuo paradu ir ateikime j Lie,
tuviu Kulturini DARRELL laukt:
eisenos, is kur geriausia bus
viskas matyti.
Lietuviu K. D. moteru komi
sija rengiasi tureti ivairiu val
siu Darzelyje. Moteru choraE
ir Lietuvisku sokiu grupe at
liks programa; sokiai bus til
tautiski; moteru choro vedejs
Adelaide Miliauskaite, sokiu di
rektorius Ignas Visockas.
Kadangi Liepos 20 praside
da cia LRKSA 55-tas seimaE
tai daugelis atvykusiu svecil
delegatu lures proga pamatyt
iskilmes Lietuviu Kulturiniome
Darzelyje. Seimas ivyks Hol
lenden Hotel, Liepos 22-24.
Kurios komisijos mares esat
pasizadejusios kokius valgomus
dalykus Darzelio iskilmems, je:
negalesit isanksto priduoti ia:
atvezkit tiesiog j DARRELL, kun
bus komitetas visa tai priimti
ValdVba.
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once again Russia occupied her.
/ cannot believe that Lith-
uania is wiped off the map for
ever! There still remains the
ardent patriotic fighters who
will go on fighting and never
giving up to seek independence
for their motherland.
If Lithuania's case was pre-
sented before the Democratic
nations of the world, and a
fair decision was made, her
freedom would be restored. -
Then the future of the Lith-
uanian people and their nation
would be a happy one and once
again her thoughts would turn
to the building of a bigger and
better nation.
CRIME DOES NOT PAY"
is a statement we all have Of
ten heard. Is it not crime
to take a country, destroy all
it's cultures. and above all try
to destroy it's people? A crimi-
nal must pay for his crime
and sooner or later each crimi-'
nal is brought to justice. There
fore, remembering this, let LIS
go on hoping, praying, and
working to regain the indepen-
dence our forefathers fought
and died for.
We Lithuanians must wait
patiently and proudly, remem-
bering that old saying: "Kas
Bus Tas Bus Bet Lietuva Ne
prazus" - '"Come what may,
Lithuania will always be-. Let
us keep our faith in God, work
and fight, for no good deed IS
ever done in vain.
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LITHUANIA TODAY
< By Frances Mary Siedlik.

ONCE again Lithuania is
under the Russian yoke. The
last remnants of independence
are taken from her and she
has again become INCORPO-
RATED BY FORCE to the So
Wet Union. The Lithuanians
are servants in their own coun-
try and homes.
Just as before, the energies
of Russia are directed particu-
larly against all cultures. All
higher education is suppressed.
Lithuanian books, pictures and
language is being destroyed.
The freedoms of speech, press
and radio are not known, and
professions and arts are dis
couraged.
The Lithuanians are hungry
people! Whatever is raised IS
taken by the occupants to feed
their troops and people, leav-
ing the Lithuanians hungry,
causing deaths and sickness.
Recent reports state that %
per cent of the children are
victims of tuberculosis due to
lack of food and clothing.
The last time Russia occu-
pied Lithuania they thought
this land was theirs for keeps:
But because there remained
patriotic fighters for Lithuan-
ian independence, Lithuanla re- re-
gained her freedom after World
War |. These ardent fighters
and patriots fought and built
up their country that had been
destroyed by war in an amazc
ingly short time because OF
their will to work and survive;
Lithuania gained a great deal
but her prosperous future was
shattered by World War Ii as
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officers who were prisoners of war
were housed.
Nearby is Kelley's Island with
its mysterious Inscription Rocks
and its huge Glacial Grooves.
Near Castalia is the amazing
Blue Hole. The outlet to an un-
derground river. the level and
the temperature of the water re-
main constant. Tradition says that
the depth has never yet been
plumbed.
At Cedar Point there are beach,
es for those who wish to lie on
the sand and sun themselves or
enjoy the GOODNESS of Lake Erie's
| water.
Hotels and tourist houses are
plentiful for those who wish to
spend longer time in this his
] toric and scenic area.
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pleasure craft-sail boats, speed
boats, row boats. From. the latter
hopeful fishermen drop their lines
in what is considered one of the
states best fishing grounds.
But scenery is not the only at
traction by any means. From
Sandusky ferries take the visitor
to the group of islands which pic
turesquely dot. the western end
of Lake Erie.
Here is Put-in-Bay with its
towering shaft commemorating
Perry's victory over the British
in 1913. On the very top of this
352-foot granite column is a plat
form giving the visitor the mag
nificent view of the lake islands
and the Ohio shores to the west.
In Sandusky Bay itself is john
sons Island where Confederate
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CLEVELANDO
PAVADINIMAS

Clevelanod miestas buvo is
teigtas kaip mazas kaimelis
1896 metals, kuomet prie Gu
yahoga upes apsistojo atvykes
is Connecticut valstijos pasiun-
tinis Gen. Moses Cleaveland su
savo palydovais siuos plotus
uzimti Conn. valstijai.
Tos sukaktuves miesto val
dybos bus oficialiai atzymetos
pirmadieni, Liepos 22 d., vidur-
r1iestyje.
Cia anais laikais miesta ku-
RANT, naujai atejusieji balti
zmones nezinojo nei kaip pa
vadinti nauja sodyba. Neku-
rie palydovai sake vardas tik-
tn "Cuyahoga", nuo upes. Bet
kit pasiule pavadinti ju vado
generolo vardu, ir Gen. Cleave-
land jausdamas sau uz garbe,
ia pavadinima uzrase ant ze-
melapiu. Jis betgi po to su-
gryzo j Connecticut ir niekad
daugiau neatvyko pamatyti sa-
vo vardu ikurto miesto.
Tada jau buvo miestelis sio-
ie dalyje, dabar zinomas New
burgh, ankstesniu baltu ateju-
nu ikurtas, sesios males j pie
tus nuo Clevelando kaimelio.
Kaimelis isaugo j milziniska
miesta ir pats Newburgh tapo
isuktas i 81 miesta.
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There are few drives in Ohio
or, for that matter, in the country
that have the scenic charm of the
lake road in the Sandusky area.
The highway hugs the shore of
this great inland body of water
for many miles.
At one point it crosses Sandusky
Bay on long bridge.
Lake Erie is worth seeing in all
seasons and in all weathers. When
the winds are blowing, huge
waves beat against the. sandy
shores and the rock ledges.
Far out can be seen freighters
carrying their cargoes of ore from
Lake Superior to the steel mills Of
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Closer in are usually myriads Of
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MIR I'M Al

MAGILA Tamas, So M, nuo
9OO5 Columbia avenue, mire
Liepos Is, laidojamas Liepos
19, Kalvarijos kapinese. Pa
maldos P. Sv. N. P. baznyCioje
$3.50 val. ryto.
Like zmona, Katrina, ir duk-
te Lillian.
ONA DIDzIULIS, Sc M, nuo
1647 E. 73 ST., mire Liepos
II, palaidota Liepos Is d., Kal-
varijos kapinese. Pamaldos at
sibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like vyras, Kazys, du su-
mai. Ignatius ir Stanley, dukte
Mrs. M. Chormann, sesuo Mrs.
S. Antonovich.
Stu abieju laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
la Jakubs.
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Dirvos Agentura vel
Turf Laivakortes

Per kara neveikus Dirvos
Laivakorciu Agentura vel at
naujina savo veikima: vel da-
70 dokumentus giminiu par
traukimui is Europos, taipgi
parduos laivakortes j Europa il
IS Europos, taipgi turistams
siltas pietu salas.
Kurie nori padaryti affida-
vitus savo giminems, ypac pa
b6geliams is Lietuvos, atvezi-
mui Amerika, Americas pi-
lieciams ir ne-pilieciams, gall
kreiptis j Dirvos agentura.
Atdara vakarais Xxi 7 val.
Agenturos reikalais praSomi
nesikreipti treciadieniais ir ket-
virtadieniais.
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BY Stanley Pieza


RED brutality in Lithuania
and other Baltic states is equal
to the worst of Nazi rule, two
young Roman Catholic priests,
former Chicagoans, who were
evacuated from Lithuania, said
here yesterday.
The eyewitness picture of
conditions in the former Baltic
republics was presented by the
Revs. Justin Klumbis, "a, and
Raymond Klumbis, 80, brothers,
who were born in Chicago and
taken by their father in 1921 to
Lithuania, where they studied
and were ordained priests.
They left a displaced persons
camp in Felensburg, Germany,
three weeks ago and arrived in
Chicago last week, although all
the while they had American
passports and visas four years
ago to leave Lithuania.
Exit barred -
They were forbidden to leave
by Soviet commissars, the young
priests said.
Lithuania, under second Red
occupation since July, 1914, is
ruled by nearly $4,000 Soviet
troops.
The priests charged mass de,
portation of Lithuanians to ST,
IBERIA.
''The Soviets disregarded al
personal rights, trampled upoI
religion and are still destroying
the Lithuanian nation, by loot
murder and rape"
The brothers were evacuated
from Lithuania immediatly be
fore the second Soviet occupa
ton, but lived under Red rule
during the entire earlier occu
patton which started June Is
1910, and continued for over {
year until the Nazis came.
But to their refugee camp II
Germany streamed other thou
sands of Lithuanians.
The refugees, the brothers
said, told them of mass deporta.
|
tions while Asiatics were giVer
Lithuanian farms and home
steads.
Dying in Cells -
At present, all farms in Lith,
uania are collectivized, Lithuan,
ian patriots are dying in jails
and concentration camps, anc
all young men are forced in the
Soviet Army, the priests report
ed.
Father Raymond continued
''The Red soldiers in Lith.
uania have INDUCED in bestiaI.
ity undreamed of by western
civilizatiOn-they even flogged
three Catholic priests and later
nailed them to wooden crosses
Though not eyeWitnesses to
the crime, Father Raymond said
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q Slain
The Soviet troops surround
ed the cemetery, opened fire
and killed six persons.
They arrested Is, who were
killed as enemies of the state.
On All Souls Day of 1910 in
Kaunas, 10000 people were all
singing hymns in a cemetery.
The ceremony was broken up,
but not before 800 youths were
killed or wounded.
Despite the dangers and hard
ships, Lithuanian peasants and
partisans are still fighting for
Lithuania's liberty, the priests
said.
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MESOS mieste atsirado pa
kankamai, bet kainos pakeltos,
ir del to gudresnes Seiminin-
kes susilaiko nuo pirkimo, ar
ba jei perka tai mazai ir pi-
gesnes mesas.
Sviesto taip pat yra uztekti-
mai, pabranginta kama.
Atsiranda daugiau ir miltu,
todel reikia tiketis kads duonos
didesnio trukumo neapsireiks.
Maista branginant, CIO agi-
tatoriai issauke dirbtuviu dar-
bininkus protesto streikui. Ne
kurie darbininkai ejo ju su-
rengtas prakalbas, bet is tike-
tn $4,000 zmoniu prakalbu pa
klausyti susirinko apie 1000.
Tas parodo kad net is dirb-
tuviu isstumti darbininkai ne
pritaria CIO vadams ir nejo
ju klausyti.
Geriausias protestas prizes
maisto brangima yra paciu Sci
mininkiu susilaikymas nuo pir-
kimo per koki laika, Xxi parda-
vejai apmazins kainas.
CIO vadai soko pirmiausia
isreikalauti savo darbininkams
aukstas algas, o dabar nori uz-
kirsti kelia skerdyklu darbi.
ninkams gauti daugiau mokes.
ties, mesos pabranginimu.
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NASLAICIU NAUDAI

P. sv. N. Pagalbos parapijo-
ie rengiamas pasilinksminimas
su kortavimu ir sokiais, para
"iios sode ir saleje, 1902 Neff
Road, Lietuviu naslaiciu gel
bejimo fondo naudai. Ia pra-
moga bus kita sekmadieni, Lie
pos %, pradzia 3 val. po pietu,
izanga SOC.
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the execution of the priests
took place on June "a, 1941,
and was discovered by Lithuan-
ian partisans. Father Raymond
added:
Everyone in Lithuania knew
of the crime. The Communists
directed by the NKVD, on that
day swept the nation under a
wave of terror, in which were
killed 5000 men, women and
children, and 80 Catholic priests.
Priests Crucified -
Among the priests were the
Revs. Justin Dabrila, Vaclovas
Balsys and John Petrika, who
were taken by Soviet soldiers
to Raudavones woods and cru
Gifted.
THAT day climaxed the So
Wet orders to evacuate 100000
Lithuanians to Siberia and to
other parts of Russia.
"The orders, copies of which
were sent by Lithuanian under
ground to the U. S. State Dept
and to the Vatican, were sign
ed by Commissar Gladkov.
eve saw the orders"
Both priest-brothers were ar
rested several tines by Reds
Here is Father Raymond's &C,
count:
'"The Soviet conmissars knew
! my brother and / were Ameri
cans but they watched us.
Zone day / was arrested al
Lygomai, with 500 others, al
charged with the shooting OF
two Russian soldiers.
eve were to be shot, but The
Soviets were able to execute
only four of our group as tn
Lithuanian partisans became to-
active in that territory"
On another occasion Father
Raymond was talking to a NIX
VD commissar, Petrov, who
paraded with a breastful O.
medals. Petrov told Father
RAYMOND:
"These | got in Russia fol
killinu nrieStS. now Pm here.
Tried Bribery
One day at Lygomai, a So
Wet commissar approached Fa
ther Raymond, offering hin
1900 rubles a month and a jot
to quit his priesthood.
On Lithuania's national holi
day, Feb. 16, 1941, Father Ray
mond and his brother partici
pated in church services anC
sang the Lithuanian nationa
athem. Father Raymond con
tinued:
1.-TWO days later the Soviets
arrested the choir, director, al
members of the choir, the pas.
tor and assistants and gave al
of them fines and Jail sentences
On the same day in Radvilis.
kis, the youths Of the town
were carrying a wreath to the
unknown Lithuanian soldiers
grave.
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COTTON TEXTILES

The cotton-textile industry has
spearheaded factory growth in
North Carolina from 1880 to the
present. Centered in the Piedmont
area, coarse yarns were spun at
first but now medium and fine tex
lures are turned out. 1t is a SO
million dollar business. All the world
will need these products which will
add to the Nations wealth to back
the Savings. Bonds you buy,
U S. Treasury Department
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CLEVELANDUI piena pl

CLE ' ELANDUI pIe1a pr
stato net $500 placios apielin
kes pieno ukininku.
Ukininkams pakelta kama il
todel pienas pabranginamas Xxi
18c kvortai. Taciau zinantieji
sake kad del pabrangimo pie
no suvartojimas sumazes Il
nuoSimciu.
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PARSIDUODA SMUIKA
IR KONCERTINA

IN NO1NOIIIN I I1NA
gerame stovyje, kama prieina-
ma. Galima pamatyti vakarais
po a V. ir sekmadieni visa die
ma. Adr.: 1888 E. 50th Place.
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'Skelb.r,1ai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambari,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
tt, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneSkite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
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MOTERIS REIKALINGA
priziurejimui IA menesiu amz.
kudikio, tevams dirbart. Gaus
kambari, valgi ir uzmokesti.
Kreiptis: Mrs. Bauerlein, 1901
E. 68th St.
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LIGONINEJE

Ona Mihelichiene, musu vel
keja, Liepos 16 d. pasidave j
Polytechnic Ligonine operacijai.
Linkime jai greitai pasveikti.
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KUR VAZIUOSTT sekmadie

nj, Rugp. 4? Nagi DR.. Ia
mosaicio soda, smagu LVS
limo skyriaus piknika. Kurie
megsta smagiai laika praleisti
grazioje vietoje paezereje, pa
silinksminti, pasikortuoti. pasi-
fundyti su savo draugais, uz-
kvieciami ta piknika. Pra-
dzia bus nuo 2 val. po pietu,
26001 Lake Shore Blvd.
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KARPENTERIAI baige

KARPENVERI Dalge Sa-
vo streika. 5000 jau gryzo j
darbus. Jie gaus moketi po
$1.9O j valanda. Prasidejo sta
tybos darbai kurie buvo sulai-
kyti del ju streikavimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-19

CLEVELANDO gyvento j a
kasdien sunaudoja po apie 280
milijonu galionu vandens. Vie
"a diena pereita savaite sunau-
lojo net 293 milijonus gallo
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-19
Witnesses Reveal
TERROR in Lithuania
THREE PRIESTS CRUCIFIED BY REDS, DECLARE
CHICAGO CLERICS

reprint of Chicago Herald
American, Sum-, July y
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-19

+%.lCN.D e. CO." <c%o)Noy6 Perry's Monument
at Put-in-Eay
Good Swimming at Cedar Point
Evening star., 1946-02-04
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