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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
LIETUVIAI SPORTE

The Cleveland Browns pada-
re sutarti su zymiu Detroito
Universiteto futbolo Zaidiku
Vince Banonis, il kaip greit jis
grys is militarines tarnybus jis
prades darba savo sporte, ku
riame iis pasizymejo nuo l941.
Tais metals Vince Banonis bu-
vo pripazintas All = American
isrinktuju eileje.
Banonis yra leitenantas ka-
70 laivyne if randasi Shoema-
ker, Calf. Jis dabar yra "a
m. amziaus, 6 pedu aukscio,
23O svaru svorio. Gimes Det-
roite, ten ejo mokslus Xxi pa
saukimo militarinen tarnybon.
Detroite jis ir pragarsejo fut-
bolo sporte.
Al Samolis, zinomas raicio.
jamos boles sporte Clevelande,
pakviestas uzimt bowling spor-
to vadovybe Kinsman-Lee Re-
creation.
Jack Ganson rengia pasek-
mingas imtynes kiekviena ket-
virtadienio vakara, Central Ar
mory, gaudamas atgal garsius
.Amerikos imtikus j savo po-
rengimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
PAKELTAS PULKININKU

Joseph Muliolis, nepersenai
sugryzes is Europos karo lau-
ko, turejes Majoro laipsni, da-
bar gavo pranesima is Karo
vadovybes kad nuo Sausio
pakelta5 j Lieutenant Colonel
laipsni.
Joseph Muliolis kandidatuoja
i U. S. Kongresa is 20-to Dis
trikto. Dakartiniu laiku pla-
tinama jo kandidaturos petici-
jos. Kandidatu nominacija bus
ateinancia vaeera.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
iDpeasement Of Russia

These constitute the acknow-
lodged acts of appease m e n t,
and are thus the attained OBJ
jectives of Russia.
But there are abundant signs
that the American government
is prepared to go BEYOND
these acknowledged acts of ap-
peasement-if it has not in
deed ALREADY gone beyond
them.
The prospective recognition
of Russian sovereignty in the
Baltic, so authoritatively indi-
Gated, is only one of these So
called signs. >-..
Secretary of State Byrnes.
for instance, has confessed a
disappointment over the failure
of the Moscow conference to
reach an agreement on Iran.
But if there had been such
an agreement, what reason can
there be to doubt that it too
would have been ANOTHER
appeasement?
Who is SO naive as to be-
lieve Russia will ever relinquish
the Iranian province of Azer-
baijan, which it now holds in
subjugation?
Who believes that Rus a
does not intend aggression even
against Turkey, and eventual
sovereignty over the Black Sea
provinces which are the rich
est part of Turkey and consti-
tute a third of the entire Tur-
kish nation?
Is the American government
going to appease Russia in all
these matters, as it has con-
sistently and abjectly done in
all other matters?
Secretary Bvrnes has not in
| formed the American people of
his intentions.
But surely the American peo-
pie have the right and duty
to inquire and KNOW about
his intentions.
Mr.. Byrnes processes to be.
lieve that he has gained ar
understanding" with Rus S 6
thru the medium of appease.
ment.
In truth. he has only CIV.
EN- IN to Russia on all points
affirmed the conquests of Rus
sia and sealed the doom oil
the helpless and hopeless states
coveted and subjugated by Rus
sia.
What does Mr.. Byrnes thinl
America will gain through ap
peasement of Russia, except
the contempt of Russia herself
and the humiliation of accept
ing responsibility for the Rus
sian crimes of aggression?
Why does Mr.. Byrnes no
realize that instead of appeas
ing Russia he is bowling tt
her, and achieving nothing fol
America but the stain or oul
hands of the Wanton crime.
and tragedies enacted in thu
name of RED FASCISM?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
Pirrni Laiskai is Vo-
kietijos.

siomis dienomis pradejo at
eiti is Americas zonos Vokieti-
jos if Austrijos pirmieji Lietu-
viu pabegeliu atviri laiskai-per-
mitai. Tai yra Amerikos EMO
mems leidimai susirasineti su
savaisiais, pasiusti jiems dova-
nu maisto ir kitu reikmenu.
Kurie gavot tas atvirutes
nuo pabegeliu, nieko nelaukda-
mi pasiuskit jiems laiskus nuo
saves. Pasiuntimo tvarka yra
tokia: Caves atvirute turi tel
sc siusti laiskus ir siuntinelius
Xxi 5 svaru. Siuntineliai gall
ma siusti karta savaite; per-
siuntimas kastuoja lac svarui.
Galima siusti drabuziai, mais-
tas if kit smulkus reikalingi
dalykai.
Laiska pabegeliui reikia siu-
sti tik is paste. parodant ten
gauta is pabegelio atvirute-
permita. kurie tokius laiskus
sius imesdami j paste deze ju
laiskai bus grazinami atgal, ne
bus siunciami Vokietija, mes
paStas nezino ar siuntejas turf
leidima.
BrangQs Lietuviai, gave at
Virutes is pabegeliu JUS turtle
leidima jau susirasineti, bet tai
dar nereiskia kad pabegelis
gales rasyti laiskus jums. Kai
pabegelis gaus is jusu pirma
laiska tuomet jam bus isduo-
tas leidimas ir jis gales prade-
ii rasyti jums laiskus, po vie
na per savaite, 2 puslapiu di-
dunno.
Jeigu jusu laisko SUI pilnu
adresu pabegelis tuoj negaus.
jam susiraSinejimas su jumis
nebus leidziamas toliau.
kuriems aplinkybes leidzis
tuoj siQskite dovanas pabege
liams, tai bus parodymas EMO
niSkumo jausmo ir PATRIOTS
kas darbas.
Pabegeliai Vokietijoie Salti
Eada, skurda kesdami, pasau
liui irode kad kol nera laisves
tevyneje Lietuvoje, nors visr
stumdomi bus, bet j raudonaj
pragara nevaziuos, karta jc
paragave.
Kurie nOretu pagelbeti pa
begeliams, 0 neturi jokio lais
kelio is pabegeliu, kreipkites
Dirvos administracija, cia at
sisauke ellie pabegeliu, reikis
jiems tuoj istiesti pagalbos
ranka. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
METINIS SUSIRINKIMAS

Metinis Sales Bendroves su-
sirinkimas bus laikomas pirma-
dieni, Sausio 21, nuo 8 V. yak,
Lietuviu saleie.
Visi serininlai privalo sia-
me susirinkime dalyvauti, IS
klausyti raportus ir isrinkti
nauja valdyba 1916 metams.
Stanley K. Mazan, Pirm
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
KUN. X. PETREIkIO

gerbimui vakariene iVyksta 81
sekmadieni, Sausio 90, sv. Jur-
gio parapijos salejc. Prize du-
ru tikietai j vakariene nebus
parduodami. Reikia isigyti is
anksto pas komisijos mares.
Pc vakarienei bus Sokiai, ge-
ra muzika; izanga Sokius -
25 centai. Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
AUKOJA PINIGAIS,
RUBAIS, MAISTU

Visu triju BALI skyriu ben
dram komitetui priduodama pi-
nigines aukos maistui pirkti
pasiuntimui karo nukenteju-
stems Lietuviams pabegeliams.
Vieni mesa pundais rubus,
kit nupirke atnesa maisto ke-
nuose, kit aukoja pinigais.
Cia norime padekoti items
kurie prisidejo gryna pinigis-
ka auka. Xxi Siol gauta is siu:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
ALFRED VELIONISKIS is

Marine Corps, buvo parvykes
nanon triju savaiciu laikui, po
sugryzimo is Filipinu If Japo-
MICS. Sausio 10 jis isvaziavo|
i Cherry Point, N. C.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
NJ TRIM Al

DOMINIKA JUSKEVICI E N f
(Aduskevicute), mire Sausio
Is, pasarvota namuose 8121
Medina ave. Laidotuves Sau-
sio IS, pamaldos sv. Kazimie-
70 baznycioje, 1928 Sowinski
ave.
Paejo is Alytaus apskricio.
Liko vaikai: Mary Pallen, Stel-
Ia Bereika, James, Julius, Wal
ter, Eleanor Schultz ir Alice
Troy. .
Taipgi paliko broliai Vladas
Aduskevicius Clevelande ir Pc
tras Aduskevicius, Superior,
Wis.
Laidojime rasitarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

Taipgi atliko stambeSnes Su-
mos pinigu nuo dvieju paren-
gimu maisto vajaus naudai.
ir visos pinigines ineigos bus
paskelbtos Sio vajaus pabaigoj.
Visiems aukotoiams taria-
me nuoSirdu aciu.
NJ. DrOsutiS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

1945 METALS Clevelande ISL
steige Is naujos isdirbystes,
kurios gamma ivairiausiu ru-
Stu reikmenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
MARE KARPUSkA {

MARE KARPUSkA (Karp)
81 metu, nuo TAP f. 96th st.,
mire Sausio 8, palaidota II d.,
Kalvarijos kapinese. Pamaldos
atsibuVo St. Phillip Neri haz-
nycioje.
Liko vyras, Mjkclas, dvi du-
kterys, Ona ir Alberta, il su-
nus Pvt. Walter, U. S. Marines.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

MR.. ir MRS. MARTINKAI
isvaziavo j Florida trejetui me-
nesiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

1915 METALS Clevelande at
sibuvo Al zmogzudyste, prizes
38 zudystes 1914 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

PAUL RUTA praSomas at
siimti laiSkus, kurie Jam yra
ateje Dirvos adresu.
Evening star., 1946-09-23

music and arcade sauipment. See Mr.
MEN WAITED Fl Tor ssn Steady s work w at s sood
weekly s no'
sary. al training paid for: opportunity for
promotion, plus pension system paid vaca-
Ss HAT Co. 'eTspfa e@posmen Sa
ss sls2 Eous. e Cabin Jsns oa Route kou. 5 S
Friendship Heishts, streetcar to door. ---27
MEN willins to work and take responsible
n ob 1 sa
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MEN. need 't for :, Circulation work; can
earn $40 per week to start. Apply RIM
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no money to handle; must have 2 legible
work work REQUIRES climbing In and out oi
street cars and buses; an absolutely clear
q past .sF mp91ymsSRt Sl
person Mcndsy thSoush Friday estHsssss, = I
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Careful worker who is willing and regular
Haens nssas saSs' ssay aIs wors Saso
ins. conditions. Can MR.. RITNoUR Ma
Music DIRECTOR wanted = Baptist
II Church interested in securing services OF
choir director preferably man with
H food tenor or baritone voice. Give full
1 particulars as to musical experience, age
1 etc. Box 251-G. Star. -23
/ OFFICE BOY, white, 10 or over not re.
turning to school; good opportunity for in.
tsiisent Boy o 70 learn general ONCE work
SiL RHRNER sERvIcEMAN-Experiensed
on AL type burners. car essential, 40 hour
week. Apply SINCLAIR REFINING co.
0KDERLY. day Or night duty; hosnital ex.
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nST,s,nooL nurse q, s793 s.. BET. nsx ana .r;.,ss pm Ge
not necessary; training paid for; 1s to A
VI. About S17b. per mo- for 4s-hr. VIZ
s.m, and II noon GAPfTAL TRANsIT CO
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Evening star., 1946-09-23
Noisy Protest Brings
Election Of Group
From British Church
by me Assoeiotsd Pvsss

LONDON, Sept. 23-Demonstra-
tors protesting what they described
as "Romish" practices interrupted a
high service in the Church of St.
Cuthbert yesterday and were elected
after 4 noisy struggle during which
clergyman reportedly was grabbed
in football tackle.
The demonstrators, members of
the National Union of Protestants,
shouted masses are unlawful" As
they went into action while the as
sistant priest, the Rev. r. v. Glaze
brook. was conducting the service Of
the Church Of England. principal
faith in Britain since the days when
Henry VIII broke with the Roman
Catholics over his divorces.
A man seated in the congregation
jumped up and began to read from a
printed slip-"This is q parish
church of the Church of England,
masses are unlawful"
Two ushers attempted to stop the
outburst, but the demonstrator
struggled free and dashed into the
pulpit where he resumed reading.
He clung to the chancel rail. but
was finally deposited in the street.
Another demonstrator jerked q
bundle Of leaflets from his jacket
and threw them among the pews,
shouting here is the truth"
Three other persons were re-
moved under protest, while the serv-
Ice continued despite a noisy argu-
ment outside where demonstrators
yelled: The service you have had
this morning is contrary to the
prayerbook. This is not the Church
Of Rome"
Later q man in clerical robes,
identified as the Rev. ST. Clair
Taylor, general director of the Ma.
tional Union of Protestants, in
vaded the pulpit. turned and shouted
This Is illegal. It is wrong in the
Protestant church."
A demonstration said later: when
Mr. Taylor got to the chancel rails
a man grabbed him in a rugger
(footbalD tackle. 1t was disgrace.
full Our protest was made law
fully and with dignity, but you can
not keep your dignity when people
are trying to tear the clothes from
your back"
Police prevented further demon
strations outside.
Evening star., 1946-09-23
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

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terested in permanent position. and yho
Il aoTM s!lHf fsfaTFfHs Z FER issR Hs .Ss sF'f''s IT,
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manent position. excellent working eondi-
5S9i 4Y9shwsf4as faihfsF co. S:'f ffios 6s's' T. ~
cog'rLE. thoreushls exper., fun chsssA
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own business some day; bookksep1ne dc.
sirable; 5a-day week. Me, 3239; Su1asy,
4 SxS,ISs isSs, ;s, sss hour. 4 s, ,. o.,s,ss
MANNAND WIFE, no children. for tsrnains.
nearby MARYLAND; wife to do generAi houSs-
salary with furnished house. caf At 1871
sxLEsGfRl HAD SALESMAN for record
shop in Hyattsville; good salary. WA. 1928.
lawyers 'otiee; state
salary EXPECTED and experience; either. ssx.
fYfpfsf ri les sp.sds sf but careful to learn in.
teresting evening work leadint % well.
tion 10 BOX oB4-H, Star. s3s
ROOM and kitchen afivileses fer tettlsd
white woman and employed huSoand: wife
dry or cooking for employer; staAry open.
RE 5Io3 wi gl5s. 23s
Evening star., 1946-09-23
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced junior. to join
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Puos eRosss9Ru sdssRns ia6s st. Mfs nn
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11ssssiissfAsSsafF AssaF CREDIT MANAGER with st ex.
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an essential industry. top vases. excellent
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I'M conditions Apply in person. DAVE d
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AgroAo1yE PARTS cIEaK for ssSn
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Evening star., 1946-09-23
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Evening star., 1946-09-23

missions national publisher. Write c.
SRq2WELL' "A Commerce st. Newark
sALEsMEN--With cars. Guardian service.
cookWare demonstrated; waterless: not
canvassing; All sales BY appt not sold IN i,
mediate delivery on all sales Our average
Monday aud wednesday pa
SALESMEN---Auto Supplies, exper. not
PEp soYs geSYd sasfy G eng q bonus on sales HE
PUBLISHING co. has a desirable opening
s e. sns ss.E .aa ssss. ssnf
VIZ 7 %S'ss y isor sor personal interview. sHBos
s s. sgrs VII y n a:s
m ssa IanR s o as 1 ws saes esbsn xne
ss1sia, es SH' e.. hsf a'1 "a aasf r
to II noon, Monday through "Wednesday
statesmen Experienced shoe statesmen;
good salary and liberal commission. VIM.
saA1LiEsMEs. a1i married @ 0'l age $3.50. seilins
only. no extra duties. no canvassins, no
IS you SPEND M al yos @s se T
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toner happy. Our product Is toys in .ns, Us
sell it. Men hired now win get IN on big
expansion program. Leads furnished. We
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Evening Star Bids. 10 to A. "a
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window company wants men, exper, and
inexper to share in excellent earnings;
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GUARD CO., 1412 irving ST. NV. HO.
Statesmen for musical instrument and
piano department. KIT MUSIC CO., 1880
SALESMEN--Why does a salesman change
iobs2 What does q good salesman ,x- ex-
is easy. He changes Jobs because he
wants to make, more money and be
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sibilities. II you are not satisfied with
your present earnings see me. I have
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for an opportunity to make $4,000 a year
Or more. You need car and YOU should ai;,
work In the District and Virginia II Sc
lected. Call In person at 500 18th st NV,
third Moor, $50 to IL Monday to Friday.
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Evening star., 1946-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIGNATURE LOANS, eonf,dential: fast
service. LENDERS, ING, 202S, North
AUTO LOANS; ~ gg5pys gs5 non,h; ,hc 'eTyies SS:
0eorsia. ave. Phone 81. $3.50. .--2b
SS DIsc0GNr LOANS rrNgntses w e sls9o.
1910 Rhode island ave. Phone DE 1240.
ACCOUNTANT--Social security, income
taxes filed. books started. kept part time.
GAS GAS WAFER aHhEEATfE. 20. 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cssa needed, small monthly
s1yRsasi ssTyARasBuRYR.m RmIi. M. soss' ss"'"'''0A - a.
FISHING PARTIES, day or night, reservA-
c2 Up aisTa Ray kSS SS0sss %A ErisTn 4s Bag
ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE; So a
month UP. CHI. S935 or Ex. 1884. --25.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS HOUSE or small
apartment building, direct from owner
No agents. Cash. Ex 1855. -25
DE 694s for Immediate service, "a
Machines also available for dictation. Call
Evening star., 1946-09-23

with or with
opportunity to
car necessary;
)mce. For in
CO.. 732 18th
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
PAscAGoULA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

ed a red cross which reaches to
the centers OF the four sides of
the flag. This is symbolical of
our descent from the Church of
England. In the upper corner is
a field of light blue upon which
are inscribed nine crosslets in
the shape of an "X' or St. An
drew's Cross. This St. Andrews
Cross in outline is emblematical
of Indebtedness to the Episcopal
Church in Scotland, which
Church co%nsecrated our first
Bishop, Bishop Seabury, at Aber-
deem, Scotland in 1874. The nine
cross crosslets symbolic the or
iginal nine dioceses of the Epis-
copal Church in America who
sent representatives to Philadel-
phia in 1889 to adopt a Constitu-
ton and Canons and ratify our
first Book of Common Prayer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01

have a per capita consumption
of about 10 pounds as compared
with SO pounds last year.
Chickens-Will continue to be
plentiful and will account for
about 20 pounds of the average
meat diet.
Eggs-Will probably be less
plentiful and the yearly con-
sumption will be 365 per per-
son as compared to 800 last veal
ian all-time high).
Milk-Will be adequate to pro-
vide $40 pounds of dairy pro-
ducts per person as compared
with 500 pounds last year.
Butter-Will continue at the
same ratio COS pounds) as last
year as compared with a pre-
war average of 16 pounds. Fats
and oils should be slightly more
plentiful.
Fruits and Vegetables-Are ex-
pected to be ample.
Sugar-Will continue to be
scarce and estimates are that
only 70 pounds per person will
be available this year as COM
pared with the prewar level of
around 81 pounds.
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Episc opul Church
Flag Dedicated AT
st. Johns Sunday

On Sexagesima Sunday, Feb
ruary oath a new Episcopal
Church Flag was dedicated at
the IL o'clock service in st.
Johns Episcopal Church. II was
given in memory of Thomas JEFF
ferson Morris and Lucie Vairin
Morris by their children. The
colorful Service was begun with
Morning PRAYER, conducted by
l.. L. Stigler, Lay Reader. after
which followed the Dedicatory
Service, the Rector, the Rev.
Frederick s. Reich, officiating.
The Rev. Mr.. Resch then preach
ed a sermon on the Church flag
and its symbolism.
George Vairin Talbot, grand
son of those in whose memory
the flag was given, carried the
new flag in the procession. 9th
ers participating We're: Hugh
Waters, cross bearer, Warden
Waters, American Flag bearer,
Charles Spratley, acolyte.
Hugo Spencer sang the offer
tory solo, ably supported by the
choir.
According to st. Johns rector
the church flag was adopted as
an emblem of the Episcopal
Church at the General Conven-
ton of 1910 which met at Kan
a City, though the flag was
many years in the making. Upon
a large field of white is inscrib-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
Baptist Brotherhood
Heurs Rescue Mission
History From Head

Approximately 10 members of
the First Baptist Church Brother
hood Wednesday night heard SUI
perintendent Clovis A. Brantley
of the New Orleans Rescue Mis-
sion give the history of that Or
ganization and explain its work.
The meeting was held in the
church with dinner served by the
Ogburn Circle of the Women's
Missionary Society.
Mr.. Brantley has been associat-
ed with the Mission for more
than 10 years.