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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
RETURNS FROM STATES

George Kenny has returned from a several weeks business trip to the states. Kenny is a fisherman, with residence in the Buckingham apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28

According to the New York State Conservation Department, the beav- CT in only ten of the Empire State counties represents a capital asset of $3,250,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
ATTENTION MASONS

Called Communication Monday afternoon at o'clock with work in Second Degree. Dinner in the Temple at 6:30. Stated Communi- ea,ion at 7:30 pm. completion of degree work. All Masons urged to attend.
 J. w. LEVERS, lls5-t2) Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28

DRINK KING DLicK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28

SENSATIONAL DRAMA OF REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS! IT TURNS THE SEARCHLIGHT
 BEHIND PRISON BARS
Evening star., 1946-09-01
HELP MEN end WOMEN tcon,. !,

-
BO0kkEEPER to assist treasurer in large
real estate ONCE; permanent position,
Chance for advancement. Box 30I-V,
Gle CLERK .TYPIsT. q 70 45: some one with
nsnt position with excellent chance for
s,sf. yssf. ,gls GENERAL I GLASS 4 MIRROR GO.
CLERICAL WORKER wanted. part-time
HOMES OIL Co. saa5 Blair I'd. NV. NV s.; Ms
CoLoRED COUPLE. for small downtown
outside Job, wife can obtain work in house.
COLoRED PHOTOGRAPHERS, artists and
cartoonists wanted; amateur or profess
Write Box 177-B, Star.
COUPLE, white. middle aged. no children.
safto had sliP bvd mo to m start HOTEL r.c cogET
Dry cackEN aiS sI'fi ffckEs II @ experi.noed part
MANIFESTATIONS to mark merchandise
VII be given on the job: permanent posi-
na oai oor day rHE Ek HEcgq eR4y co once
PERSON NOT OVER 35 with accounting
background, some knowledge of commercial
and ss f0es sgs in ass Hns
permanent position. fine opportunities for
81, 81 on-ths7j9b 4 training; See Mr.. Erwin,
-
PIANO PLAYER, man or woman. for coun-
Try FOLK songs for the TRIANON CAFE
7E2 18th ST. NV. $50 pm. to l; S5 q
REAL ESTATE statesmen. men or women
over 2l, to list and sell property. Excellen,
opportunity. Experiedce desirable but no,
ssssntisl; Call Du, s55s for. interview
RESTAURANT MANAGER for hotel coffee
PLY MANAGER, EBBITT HOTEL. 10th ane
Il stS. Nv, -
SALESPEOPLE-Immed opening 10,
refined men and women, 3 to & hrs. a day
no eanvassing. Possible earnings $50 tt
SlO0 weekly. Permanent. Car necessary
Box 465-C, Star
sTENOGRAPHER-C CLERK for work il
schools. Grade 3, S1,9O2, f1ve-day week
National 5000, Branch 1905. il
YOUNG COUPLE, colored, for doctor
family. Live in, beautiful new Chevy Chas,
home. Salary, S175 to S225. WI. 2O94
Evening star., 1946-09-01
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ExPERT DYEING AND. REWEAyING;
Salee fSr roG ana r deiiysred EXCLUSIVE fSao
SOMETHING NEW in Wsshington-Lux-
urious leather-srained plastic table pads
In variety of colors. Protect your table
against abuse; AMERICAN TABLE PAD
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. ROBERT L. FRANKFURT. 5315 43rd
st. NV.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. white
cox & CO. nj. 4254S RE. 1888
GAS WATER HEATER. 20. 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
sTANsstRY iYRmsfiase Il oas Installation D. A
taxes filed: books started. kept part time;
audits. statements. OR. 2074.
CANNING PEACHEs-Large Elbertas d.
ns fySm you Sssfe SSTifhssd foK9 sas per MRk fHshs
YARDS, YARDS vest vs. q old Dominion .Railr9sS'
ROUTES ~ ana I'll. Tel. Administer 1850
SIGNATURE LOANS, confidential: fast
Soofs St. kSasss VA Sf p6ons sOss eH
sssTe. auTo 1oASs % ss;.v m gf5 mOn5h M seTSss
@ ssoTsIa aS ave 'fE3s Phone LsEDsS sh sso NC sO4
sssTa canal s5sPs. 9o,s s
through Vienna to Chilcott Orchard. Tel.
sS. ssSsiss en.es. LOANS s,s9o
3s19 3s oTaS Rheds dd Island ave; Phone De. l24o.
ing iys. and heating appliance shogEoom at
eyes tilI B Carl 81 iIPs. s NC, Nc, OsOO' CP open
3aR1 3aati NeT IIpp hampshire Imp ave. NV GE 61oo.
PEACHES - Large. sweet, tree-ripened,
Ednor, Nd, 1oiz miles from 'es erossiieht ht at at
Silver Spring. Buy them at the orchard.
FISHING PARTIES. day or night, reserya-
ton y only; Herring Bay. Gooses. CAN CAPT.
WEf Sof Ffa Si REspoNsIBIE MA tsSa for
@ asf shsn Bic 81 own aEoRaE e5Ra 'has
WILL NoT api BE hSis REsfoSsiB1E si RH for any
Z, JAeKsoH. 5siS Z St. NE /.
residential, design win make plans Tor
Will soT o1GsEs BE REsPoNsIBIE Ia BE 1917 for any
Mr.: FREDERIC W. WILLIAMS, 5ol3 Ames
COATS OF ARMS COPIED. Art work
VI Want Il 70 fn Buy / or ? season tickets to
SUCCESSFUL Washington businessman.
past 30 years, automotive and Aahmes
Burner Co. now located in Miami, would
like few clients, real estate Inspections
MANAGEMENT. personal services and sales;
l545 NV. 53rd St., Miami 81, Fla. Phone
ELECTRIC WELDING. brazing and cutting.
Call HI. l62S-W. .
GRAPES-concord grapes are now ripe at
s asORAKs, POULTRY. FARM, 4, mi. from
S1TEye5 SSTEW5 Sprinss; nsc Me at White Oaks.
able pieces or pieces. Cali SH, 9295
Gks-MizER NATIONALLY famous for the
most economical. eficienl, conv. and safe
not-wster system obtainahle; AGA. ap-
CO. &51s wilson S blvd. Ariinston. SSniHHL Va
] WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
other than those contracted by myself
Nashinst ton, D. C
] WILL NOT be responsible for. any debts
otner than those contracted by myself
DAVID L. BARRIER. al4 p 81 n w :.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
HELP MEN 8 woMEN.

ARTIST WANTED--We have position
open on our art staff for commercial
artist; daywork; excellent salary and short
hrs. per, night. experience necessary in
work, newspaper. department
q store % 9r free I Isnss; ;,; ste; Box ESD. star.-3
to manager Of novelty and newsstands In
large operation. Experience IN this held
hut rst .bt you have
3-II nm: six-day week: work sundays.
Write for interview. stating experience and
Evening star., 1946-09-01
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. Junior for ,C.P As once
bookkeeping experience desirable but not
uate Of recognized accounting school. Good
opportunity to secure professional train
ing. Give details Of education and expert
tnSe AoeousqAAf. ~ e ssar A. to establish books
and handle taxes for real estate ofice.
soc6GNfANT seS SSsTR Hfs6 TsorF1cE MANAGER. uni
versity deRree; public accounting back
sround. conamsssiaI experience desirable:
CAPACITY; state salary and full particulars.
ADvERTIsiSG aDN sRY1si iARrIsr-Experienced lay
Of production, R., G.. A. McLhuGHLiN l.
AA5s2Psfss ASs2f s lsh sarouF 81 PT xaTlsr Re s1 s1pr
enced. for large department store; excel
lent starting salary and opportunity; pleas
ant % working conditions, 51day week Ap-
loor. LANsBURGH & BRO. 7th. Sth and
ADvERTIsING WRITER and salesman-
ss Ek 400 81
Psteas yh sGGE TaE Ros % EfRs
Il 4sS8 n Nan NJ for fully recognized
sxpeIienee. Apply W n, BELMONT YER
sTANDIG, 1901 18th st. NV. RE. 1920.
AssIsTANT MANAGER, Veterans Hous-
ms Unit prefer single young man. 30
maEaser in ali administratiye duties;
sSo yis9o os1tey, ysatiy saiary in sddtien 5o
sAssiEffkk AssisfkSr NO rs dontrc1ios 1f Slft + MGn
Thorough knowledee Of skip tracing essen
ASS sss MR r6 PVSF ofFcf a7 ssshw s 4 must
shoIthsnd; excel. starting salary and and
sqoTTEs eqt nSs nee: ssa5 4 Apply Mr.. Wolf BOND
ASSISTANT ASS s1Eai. AZ JAN1Ioa y
sssfsEsasf sirNs$D RAY
ouired: for one Of Wsshingtons finest
seSsau%Tants: % salary. 5000 and meals. Box
ATTEND ANr-oasoline station; white, -i ex.
bAudHER, 1850 Wisconsin ave. NV. wv mi wi
wages and OPPORTUNITIES for advancement; nt;
steady work: best working conditions;
sanS aekrE rfs''es pNns sTixns agse sse
sgTo sop9 s sna asnasF nsshsnies Ms oaiee7a Cd
fishtsd shop. 5000 equipment. aes 81 days sil Wf
P PosAc sR5s eo a 467 fSEaies SioaIss
AUTo BODY MAN to take charge of mo mod.
ern body shop, with helpers; must be ex-
this Is an sxeeilsnt opportunity for . de.
AUTO ELECTRICIAN, thoroushly expert
enced starters. aenerators and regulators;
must be capable Of meeting the public in
service manager capacity. See MR..
AUTO afaceH3Srcs & taj. avs suief es' experiences
preferred. but net essential; salary OF
81 s1Ick Is h hs%pd.n hsHSaad cAisHaSfss ians. Be-:
AUTO MECHANICS, Ford: sos pay basil,
ers. straight nr Shar Ing s9oa ySTkng sondtt,ons
MOOR MOTOR CO.. s50i wis. ave. Ii.
AUTO MECHANICS clean. cool. we'll
lighted shop: earnings average 500 for
xHfo xESHz MfchHSTc@sMHussa All ~ a be ave experienced
Sork: Buck I IAtERs hsF 'sf SERVICE II susfs: STA
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS stock man. TO as.
sist In shipping, receiving. etc; perm.
good salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Should have knowledge of auto
motive parts, be steady and have refs.
b1s-day wk Bee Mr., Goodman. MILLER.
AUfo SHM MrcRAkids. exp experienesd; L. eS to vors
on trucks: must have hand tools: stead,
york, sood pay: vacation: clean shop
fpply earage. CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY
k!41 Prospect ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1946-09-01

CONTINUED on Next Paes.S
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
1I!l:S7 SEE IT
-. BY NELL D0DS0n RUSSELL

It's becoming quite the talk In circles the east that Jackie
Obns0n baseball will be the Brooklyn Dodgers
His record with the Montreal Royals speaks for itself and looks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

ding their pocLebGGks with each Of the Nell Russell
products ventures that havs been
strictly PROTECTING hustle for gnsuPups
track Of Al times and sven fellow from
tons that de9de m vince when the billing
would have BEEN eagerly taken over by smart
to Sdf Ma S n
re ai TSR% S TSs1S in
ns YIN si f fG aSs
the get first baseball
Rs follow s
I"sIS nd STRIDE I.S :, .5s
% hS are SnS S public their the best nS TI
SySoo
certainly MY for question the subject Of whether
s marty joS %Ss% %@'S 'IS SS
suffer under that E%adeap F afTad
with s'SE the sSS p s
his long last that
SHORT SHOTS inside peek into how the big radio shows
S ~S a GP SS why SS Sw
but always entertaining THE HueEsers rs intriguing
radio executive I appreciate he noT %
oS Sz ws S @sa 3
would pretty sGs ' a atom" .
came out Of my hospital session to find pooh turning into
'' 81 his S 5 % having @
for WHINE S PST SG " '"sSr S1 Y' d
the usual problem His Foxes of Harrow kind
you SO sn SS" GnSG or kid
Of there nice little people in
these towns who don't know what Gerald TO-
or maybe they don't - w.
PnsiIsd theatrical and nighcub impsario Billy Rose.
70 answer Stanley Walkers Saturday Evening
York IN his column In Mondays Minneapolis Star or Walkers
@ SRS%' street SG SSsh With With
%" = C Of r.a 1f Rd:. sS9
defend the Great White Way he's made from il
nice piece coming from the aNegTo musical
cast Of which VIGOROUSLY undepRd according Broadway
Rose didn't like what Walker said about subway
He Tetoed that the Manhattan
rapid In the world As who years agree with
that observation It's rapid weren't the
mortality rate Of sucCumbng
appalling The New York subway system Mr. Rose is not ov the
most speedy-its the most damned. the
attractive method Of transportation this side Period
From the Battery to the Bronx
never more than Somn9te by train thirty
OF being damned In melee Of humanity
Life. WV ' lungs Vi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
:MMMaY 81.
'Mua@Is::.s;ss

Minneapolis Birthday GreetinEs Aug %
Emil Moses. IT., Asi Bryant Ave. No.
Mary wilson, SIS Girard Ave. No. AuR. 70
Raymond BissOn, 7oi Fremont Ave. No.
George A. Lynsll. Aug. sO-Robsrt Alex
AndsF. s72O FIFTH Ave. 80. Roland Girls
sam. 18th Ave. No.. william Moore. RI. 8,
Camden station. Aug. 5l-Mrs. Della
Payne, g758 Fourth Ave &c.: Mrs.. Cecil
Taylor. JF.. iOts Bryant Ave. No. Frank
" Wright. 2lSS Fourth Ave. So. J. y.
Judy. 2iI0 18th Ave. So. Sept. jams
Hudson. 10 Highland Ave No: Mr..
Beatrice Cassius. SsSs Fourth Ave. So. /:
Oscar Newman, 24S4 Fifth Ave. So. George
Dickson, e2T GiFard Ave. No Miss OseeOla
Wright. I'LL Emerson Ave. &c. Sept. D.
Mr., Mary Duke. 22Ol Fifth Ave. So. {;
Hobart Mitshsll. JF., u. s. Army; Mrs.
T. y. Warren. 500 Fremont Ave. No. I:
Fred @. Murphy. s74i Fifth Ave. So. Bspt.
"A. J. CLARK, 404B Clinton Ave. So. I:
Mrs. Burl GriGsby, s7l Aldrieh Ave. No.
Out Of Town GFsstinRsi AuR. 2s-IsAas
Hayes. kanas City. MO- Mrs. Y. :. Ont
law. 81. Louis. Mo. Aug. ri. y. Drake.
Shreveport. La. Thomas II. Shaw. Sc. Dur
ham. N. c. Sept. james Sisson. Chicago.
Sept. R--ChriHtine Tate, Montana. Sept. .
Kathleen and Eileen MellOy, Minneapolis.
Out 81 town ErestinRs 20 Patricia Spsn-
Ger. 522 W. i5lSt S.. New York City. Aug.
20.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

corporal and his BRIDE Laura Moses
Murel Rain Of the Carmen playing in ST. Paul was
seeing the Twin City spots with Nell Dodson
Delta was planning It's rSt formal party Theodore With Chalet
the days moved along Bert and Patty Dawson
rat their tenth wedding anniversary September
High athlete In November Tmmaeah and Leroy RSiSs
wedding invites the mall please
Clock we're fyore Betty Ann CHrmchas engagement
Turner Anderson announced The
ady Institute at Wheaty House The
launched By Jimmie semmonS Mayor Of johnson
Episcopal Style Show held April g. All this and more say
Ethel Johnson Emma Crews Is now
Robert ecorde Jones' made HIS
Harris Mr. and Mrs Young Tmage Ray
now celebrating our 18th anniversary There will be
marriages. babies lynhng
sorrow Let's hope there will be happiness than anything
For NOw Received and Mrs Robert Payne Of
2sls Elliot Ave, who motor trip Brighton They
Mr. Payne parents Mr. SHRa They will aso visit
Covngton KY and Memphis Tsnn Mr. Ed Crumps balIwck
Thursday an interesting day for
over Tor day With him chap, Charlie Johnson "Gawa
Another old friend mine Carney Of Chicago happened In sud
abe embarrassed To the climax
company Sros Roses sister Dorothy Boyd Carter with month
old baby girl from Detroit Did around in crSndeodl
This appeared in Alfred Smiths readable Adventures
Relations" In the Chicago Defender;
OUR AcouATNTANCEs, them just years
removed from TuscumbR Meridian Indignantly
persons many euomarly Addressed
through the mails John DoONegro" John Doe-CoOred II
@ % true then the South has changed considerably since fed II
Incidentally could well inform the st. Louis
ribbons that colOred fAtsrnss organizations
umbnge being addressed alpha Kappa Beta Fraternity
Negro And Minneapolis citizens inform Midwest Badge
Novelty Co., Hennspn Ave- Their advertisements farther
than the trash basket
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
A.Y.D. Midsummer
FrOlic August "a

The public is invited to the Mid
summer FFOlic Of the American
Youth for Democracy. Saturday,
Aug. "a, at the c. l. o. hall, Min
neapolis, at 8 p. m.
There will be dancing, entertain
ment and refreshments. Admission,
so cents.-Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

Checking over my last Aug. II, 1915, column
mentioned the fact that awaiting VI Day
Between that column and my Aug. "a. stint II CANT
along with q bangi
! remember very we'll the moment we heard tn.
good news Mr.. Newman tour superior, doesn't like
being called bOsS his better half the business man
ager and myself were trying hard 10 keep our mindl
on our work and me hoping II would be announced
around p. M 20 ! could cheat the boss out Of az
hour and half Of work. NatchI Curtis Chlvers tn,
advertising solicitor (now advertising manaRer) wal
hosptalzed from burns suffered In explosion at thu
Twin Cities Ordnance Plant The Harold Walkers
were entertaining his sister, Opal from K.C. The
Clarence Smiths were preparing TO move into their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

HEAR-"Wings Over Jordan"
Sunday, Minneapolis Auditorium,
at D. m.---adVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

WINGS OVER JORDAN
Minneapolis Auditorium Sunday
afternoon, Aug. Is, 3 D. m.-adVi.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23

as II the llkeabe Robbie Is becoming 100 fast COM
pany for his present berth. His playing weaknesses
have been overcome TO a great extent his speed is
remarkable, his whole performance during the season
has shown he's tOpnotch baseball material
On the west coast, Kenny Washington and Woody
Strobe the Los Angeles Rams roster, breaking
down the color bar in the major pro grid leagues,
Maybe II means the end Of the drouth for Negro
athletes. For years, white athletes who have made
national regulations while In college have graduated
to reap profitable financial harvest by turning pro
college 10 small-time coaching jobs then into
obscurity. White athletes have endorsed sporting
goods, automobiles, and various kniek-knReks, pad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-23
L. THIS us lit
vi KfkNAx GG0a@ Soseu

This important edition Spokesman Recorder star
members It's the 18th anniversary for the papers And they've been
ranfhn dnrnrkl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22

ia ir Japonija kariavo nuo
1894 metu, dabar Americas ta-
po atiduota Rusijai-tai pada-
re Franklin D. Roosevelt, Har-
ry Truman ir Jimmy Byrnes.
Kinijos zmones sukils prizes
ta vagyste. Ar Americas EMO
nes mes ta geda tyledami? -
uzbaigia Sokolsky.
Panasiai pasielgta ir su Lie
tuva, tik jos klausimas jau Sc
niau uzmirstas. Atminkime
kad Stalinas kaip jautis baube
ir reikalavo Lietuvos pacioje
pradzioje Rusu-Vokieciu karo
net grasindamas isstoti is karc
:jeigu jo reikalavimai nebus pa
tenkinti.
Kan NUNS apgaudineti save
tikrinimais kad Lietuvos klau
simas State Departments sto
vi po senovei?
Mel PREF. Truman nei Sekr
Byrnes nepajudins pirsto Lie
tuvos gelbejimui, kada Jie Ja'
pralose kitas didesnes Sails -
kaip virsminetame straipsnyJ
rasytojas Sokolsky nurodo.
Visa Wits musu terra tikts
Americas Kongrese If Willis
Kelly rezoliucijoje, ir prakelk
Lietuviu tauta tuos savo valku
kurie dabar del menku saw
biznisku isskaiciavimu kliud
ir atsisako dirbti uz ta rezolll
CHA. Tx IA REZOLlUClJ-
TELIKO MUSU VIENAT1N
Wits! X
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
Didel6s Valstyb6S Apgautos!'
Rupinkimes Lietuvos LiAimu Dabar - arba Tuoj
bus Viskas Pralaimeta!

George E. Sokolsky viename
savo pastaru straipsniu griez-
tai If atvirai iSkelia klastas ko-
kiomis sio karo metu buvo We
DANA slapta diplomatija, ku-
ria vede ne kas kitas kaip pa
clos kulturingos Americas di-
dieji vadai. Sokolsky raSo:
Kuomet versatile sutartis bu-
vo paskelbta Kinijos zmonems,
jie sustreikavo. Visa tauta is
ejo j streika. Viskas tapo uz-
daryta, iSskyrus maisto par
duotuves.
Tas streikas buvo pavadin-
tas Suddenly streiku, nes veik.
lieji vadai buvo vaiki4lai il
merginos gimnaziju ir kolegijr
mokiniai.
versatile sutarti Kinija ME
kad nepasirase. Delei santun
go klastos toje sutartyje kali
priesingos Tautu Sajungai, i
u. S. niekad neuztvirtino Yer
salio sutarties.
ST Sails, anais Warren Har
dingo laikais, nesutiko nusiler
xii politiskiems nemoralumam
kokius papilde jos atstovai ta5
kos konferencijose.
Amerikos zmones atsisak
butt isdavikais savo sajung
hinges Kinijos, nesutiko su pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
VERCIAUS ZUDYSIS
BET NEGRYS | BOL-
SEVIkU NAGUS


J. J. Bachunas gavo sekanti
laiska nuo savo giminaites pa
BICYCLES Vokietijoje:
Sirdingai sveikiname jus vi
sus. Rasiau jums viena laiska
dar praejusia vasara, tetos
Onos ir dede Kazimiero vardu,
visai nezinodama kad jau te-
tos gyvQjq tarpe nera. Apie
tetos mirti suzinojau tik is ju-
su laisko rasyto dedei Pranui.
Kadangi musu adresas da-
bar yra pastovesnis tai vel
rasau jums laiska. Mes dar
gyvename Vokietijoje, Bava-
rijoje, Amerikieciu uzimtoje
dalyje, Wuerburgo mieste.
Gyvename lageryje, Vokie-
ciu buvusiose kareivinese. Pats
miestas kaip ir visi Vokietijos
miestai, bombu taip sudauzy-
tas kad nepazinti kur buvo ma
mas, vien griuvesiai.
Taigi tame lageryje gyvena
apie 1900 zmoniu Lietuviu.
Dvi seimos, musu is 4 zmoniu
ir dar viena Selma taip pat is
4 asmenu, gyvename susigru-
de viename kambaryje, tai sa-
vaime suprantama koks oras
ir kokios gyvenimo salygos,
ypac su maziukais vaikais.
Visa laime kad mus globoja
UNRRA, t. y. uzlaiko ir mai
tina, bet zinoma ia laime ne
ilgai tests, reikia susirupinti
ateitimi.
Gryzti j tevyne tokia kokia
j dabar yra, prie tokios val
dzios tai geriau paciam savo
ranka sau gyvybe atimti.
Dabar ten Lietuviams vietos
nera. zinoma, JUS apie tai ma
nau supratimo neturit, ta vi
So reikia paciam pergyventi.
Nuns jau teko gyventi 1910
metals, tai visa laime kad ne
atsidurem Sibire arba pas Alb
raoma. 1941 metals dedes Jo-
no SUM- Zenona su zmona ir
dviem mazais vaikuciais sueme
isveze, kur, niekas nezino: din
go taip kaip kad butu jau pa
laidoti. Daug Lietuviu taip
prazuvo. Tai dabar supraskit
kodel tukstanciai Lietuviu, Es-
tu, Latviu ir kitu tautu EMO
niu negryzta j pustyne paver-
sta saVo teVyne.
Mano vyras Viktoras Saw
cius susirasineja su Ameriko-
je gyvenancia savo teta, pus-
broliais ir tikru broliu. Jie ra-
SO kad mielai mus gelbetu is
to pragaro ir atsiimtu j Ame-
rika. -.
Vokietijoje, Stuttgart mics
te, jau yra isteigta konsulari-
mis- skyrius kuris, teikia infor-
macijas apie vykima j Ameri-
ka. Valerija Saviciene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-22
ANGLIJOJE daktarai I

ANGLIJOJE daktarai rem
giasi streikuoti protestui prizes
socialistiskos valdzios planavi-
ma nacionalizuoti sveikatos pa
tarnavima. Daktaru draugija
sake ragins savo narius atsisa-
kyti dirbti valdziai, kuri nori
padaryti daktarus priverstinais
valdzios tarnautojais uz nusta-
tyta alga.