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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
The W ashingt ion Merry -Go- Round
By DREW PEARSON

PARIS-(by wireless)-The two men who sit on the very front row of delegates at the Luxembourg Palace are U. s. Chief Delegate Jimmie Byrnes and Australian Chief Delegate Herbert " Evatt. They are the first to vote and are leaders of the two most democratic nations present. And they nave the most in common.
 Actually, however, they don't par ticularly love each other.
 When Chinese Ambassador quo Tai-chi queried Australias Evatt in advane of the conference as to how long it would last, the Aus tralian External Affairs Minister replied, Three months Later when Quo Tai-chi asked the same question of Secretary Byrnes and told him of Dr. Evatt's three month estimate, Byrnes replied:
 "Oh, not even Dr. Evatt could talk that long"
 The real fact is that Doc Evatt as he is called in Paris, gets in a lot of peoples hair, including Jim- mic Byrnes'. He is always stepping on peoples toes, rushing in where angels fear to tread. But the con- census of unprejudiced diplomatic opinion is that when the story oi mans struggle toward permanent peace is finally written for this de-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
THREE SUBS VISIT HERE
 GOING SOUTH
Are Returning from Arc tie After Practice Trip
 Bound for Bases

Three United States submarines enroute to their bases are docked at the Government Dock after spending almost month in Alas kan waters engaged in a practice trip.
 The subs are the Trumpetfish, whose commanding officer is Comdr. K. G. Schacht; the Diodon with Comdr B. R. Van Buskark and the Cusk with Comdr. P. E. Summers as officer-in-charge. l
 San Diego is the home base of the Diodon and Cusk while the Trumpetfish is stationed at Pearl Harbor Planning to make the trip south through the Inland Passage, the subs will leave Juneau Wednes- day to return to their respective bases.
 Underway since July l6, the subs first had a rendezvous at Dutch Harbor before going into the Arc tic Ocean. The purpose of the trip was to study operating conditions in cold weather. Returning from the Arctic region the three subs have called at Nome, Kodiak and Seward.
 New Vessels
 The Trumpetfish, Diodon and Cusk are the latest models of sub- marines at the present time and are ai' Lew vessels. Each maintains 5 Cs4. of eight officers and seventy i-eil. Measuring BIC eet, each sub weighs l,500 tens. A.tuough none Of the boa $ made wartime patrols, the crew cf each is, made up of seasoned veterans
 Juneauites wishing to inspect the submarines will probably be able to do so during the scheduled visit or's hours. A definite visiting time has not been announced yet, but it has been tentatively set for from 2 to 4 o'clock each afternoon dur Ing the stay Tn Juneau.
 This morning, upon arrival most of the crew were more interested in the prospect of receiving mail than anything else Juneau had to offer According to most members contacted, they are very much im- pressed with Alaska. However they are also anxious to return to the States where many of the boards will no doubt be removed
 Since the three subs crossed the Arctic Circle during this trip, all the crew members are now able to qualify as blue noses"
 Soft ball seems to be popular with the boys aboard the subs, as they have been playing games at all ports of call At the present time the Cusk is the champion Ac- cording to present plans, they will arrange games in. Juneau if pos sible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
DIVORCE FILED

Margaret George vs. Gus George, both of Juneau, is a new action for divorce filed in the U. s. District Court here. The couple was mar ried at Juneau, March 26, 1922 The parties have no children and no property is at issue. Incompati- bility is the cause of action and plaintiff, in addition to a decree of absolute divorce, seeks $50 at torney fee and costs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
MRS. FRANK LEAVES

Mrs Pete Frank, wife of the for mer provost marshal of Juneau. left by plane yesterday for Anchorage where she will join her husband who is now Company Commander of Company B, 76l. MP Battalion at Fort Richardson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
300 MILES IN 1 DAY

BILLINGS, Mont, Aug. l0.-Leo and l drove 800 miles today from Lewiston, Idaho to Three Forks, Montana The weather was perfect although Leo will take the cool liquid sunshine of Juneau any day to this dry heat. We travelled over the old Mullan Trail most of the way which took us through the rich Occur D'Alene mining district.
 This afternoon we travelled for miles over very barren and sparsely settled country and the only wild life we saw was jack rabbit and it was packing it's lunch.
 We plan to go through Yellow stone Park tomorrow if the forest fire that is burning there is suf- ficientIy under control so that they will let us in the north gate.
 Leo and watermelon are striking up more than a speaking acquain- tance but he is watching his weight pretty closely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
WINONA MONROE HERE

Miss Winona Monroe arrived last night from Anchorage and will visit here until September.
 Miss Monroe, who is student at the University of Alaska, has been employed in Anchorage since May. She plans to return to Fairbanks next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
U. Soldier
 Fired Upon,
 TriesfeArea

TRIESTE, Aug. 12.-The U. S. 8Sth Division announced today that Pvt. Sutton Fetterman, of Glen Campbell Pa., was fired upon yes- terday on the -Gorizia road. The incident took place at about the same point where another American soldier recently was am- pushed and killed.
 Fetterman was not hit but a bullet punctured tire on the Red Cross jeep he was driving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. l2, = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is T, American Can 100, Anaconda 47h, Curtiss- Wright 7i2, International Harvester 95R, Ken necott 57l2 New York Central 23, Northern Pacific 277s, U. s. Steel 39h, Pound $4.03l2.
 Sales today were 100000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 203.36, rails 6263, utilities 4152.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
VISITOR FROM MISSOURI

Visiting with MT. and Mrs. Art Tveten at Aux Lake is Miss Louise Mack of Kansas City, Missouri.
 Miss Mack is the sister of Mrs Tveten and of Catherine Mack of Juneau. Arriving via PAA yester- day afternoon, she will be the house guest of the Tveten's for ap- proximately two weeks. At that time she plans to make the return trip to Seattle by steamship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
DIAMOND KNOT HERE

The Diamond Knot, Alaska Steamship Company freighter, ar rived in Juneau at 7:30 o'clock this morning.
 She brought 225 tons of general cargo and will probably leave sometime this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
DANCE TONIGHT

Officers of the Submarines Trum- petfish, The Diodon, and the Cusk, now in dock at Juneau will be en- tertained tonight with a dance in their honor at the Governor Home.
 Sponsored by the AWVS, the dance will begin at g o'clock Mrs. Ernest Gruening and other officers of the organization will act as off cial hostesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
FROM TAKU HARBOR

R. Mcfarland is in Juneau. He arrived here from Taku Harbor yesterday and is staying at the Baranof Hotel wh;le i.l this city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
T. R. CURTIS ARRIVES

T. R. Curtis has arrived here from Ketchikan He is staying at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
F. M. TYvoLL HERE

F. M. Tyvoll has arrived here from Cordova. He is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
FRANK J. BAIRD HERE

Frank J. Baird has arrived here from Fairbanks. He is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
.DeffrieS Turns Down
S2O.OOO Job i'm South

Mayor Jeffries today turned
down a chance at the S20OO0-a-
year city managershlp Of Norfolk.
Va. As mayor, he gets 5000 less
than that
w. B. Shafer Jr.. free lance ad-
vertIsIng man and promoter, in
formed Mayor JehuCs that the
Norfolk job was open by letter,
explaining.
II understand YOU could fiji
the position with credit TO YOUR
self and dignity 10 our city. I
am selfish In that want 10 see
a big man get the position as he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Road Program
Believed Intact

The federal governments post
war road building program under
which Detroit expects financial
aid in construction of It's $50
00000 eXpressways, is not jeop-
ardiZed by withdrawal of congress
sional appropriations, city Off
cialS were informed today
Glenn c. Richards. l.. S. DPW
commissioner. has received aSSur-
anceS from the L. s. Conference
of Mayors and the American Au-
tomobile Association that rumorS
10 the contrary in another Detroit
newspaper are erroneous.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Police Departments S
Personnel Restored
international Photo

The police departments quota
Of regular personnel has returned
TO near normal and Commissioner
Ballenger announced today the
special wartime emergency pro-
gram of 1000 voluntary policemen
will be discontinued Feb. Is.
Ballenger paid high tribute to
the volunteers who gave so freely
of their time at great personal
sacrifice during the emergency.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Off Balance
Wife Weighs Trouble
Against Support

Recorders Judge Paul F..
Krause found Anthony Costa, 33.
of 3093 Sixteenth. guilty Of
assault and battery against his
wife. Stella, 28. but over her pro-
test placed him on a years pro-
baton so he might support his
family,
1T just isn't worth it," Mrs.
Costa cried, when she heard the
courts sentence.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Brain Game Answers
Detroit Times Photo

tQussiions on Editorial Pace
IA b a h a m Lincoln was
born near Hodgensville.
George Surnweiss of the
New York Yankees.
3-(a) True. CD False. These
are the Pyrenees.
4-Paris and Helen.
5-The Legion Of Women
Veterans.
Sc is correct.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
international Pho,c

could easily get a number of
large factories brought TO this
city"
Mayor Jenries said he would
send Shafer thank-you note.
But ! already have Job"
he added a trifle wiStfully.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Connolly Answers
Questions on Editorial Pare

lie tSacramento}. 2-b. 3
IA. &c. 5-b Germany. e
(a) The Slave of Duty; tb)
The Lass that Loved a Sailor" {;
(c) The Peer and the Peri" !;
I'D The Town of Titipu"; Ce)
The Merryman and His Maid. -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Juan's Visit Off

LONDON. Jan S GNS)-The
London News Chronicle reported
today that recent rumors that the
Spanish pretender Don Juan would
visit Portugal were false.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
Lietuvis Nuzude Savo
Svogeri kitatauti

Juozas Salciunas, SO metu
amziaus, nuo 1878 E. &c ST.,
Rugp. 27 po pietu sautuvu nu-
sove savo svogerl, Burt Wal
ters, 46 m, kuris isigerusi Sal
ciuna norejo nuraminti.
Juozo sesuo ir svogeris tik
ka buvo sugryze is atostogu
Kanadoje, ir parvaziave rado
il gerai girtaujanti, uz ka no.
rejo pabarti. Kada Walters
nuejo' pas j j kambari, Salciu-
mas pradejo jam grasinti sau-
tuvu, kuriu jis turejo iris sa,
vo kamaraiteje. Kartu sueju.
sios moterys nuramino Salciu.
ma, bet veliau pasigirdus virsu.
je bildesiui, Walters vel lipo
virsu paziureti kane dalykas.
Salciunas tada pasirode laip
tu virsuje su sautuvu ir prade
jo saudyt j Walters, ir j nu
sove. Atvykus policija Juoz;
nuginklavo ir veik neste isnesi
j vezima. Policijos nuovadoj'
Salciunas gavo Strides atak;
ir patalpintas kalejimo ligoni
neje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
PHONE: ENdicott 44ss

IN LINE with our efforts
to bring you whats New.
we would like to suggest a
place to spend a pleasant even-
ing. The place - Twilight.
Gardens. This column realizes
that the Gardens are a familiar
spot to the younger set, but
many of the returning veterans
have not paid them a visit
since their return home and
we think that they are miss
ing something.
The new management is re-
ally making every effort to
make the Gardens the best
mite spot around these parts.
Excellent music is provided
for dancing on Fridays, Satur-
days, and Sundays.
The Lounge Room features
"Franz" at the console of the
Hammond Organ every mite ex-
cept Monday. This column can
personally assure you of real
treat when you hear his music.
It is excellent; just as is every
thing else at the Gardens.
Take a ride out some even
ing - and on weekends go ear
lv - it's out along the lake on
Route 283 at Chagrin Harbor,
! you can't miss it. If you don't
enjoy yourself, we assure you
it'll be your own fault, since
everything out there is geared
| to the idea of supplying you
with enjoyment and relaxation
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
ENdicott 44S6-Atdara vakarais
.SVECIAVIMAISI

Rugp. % d., Dirvos redakci-
joje apsilanke tolimi sveciai, is
Omaha, Nebr., Bronius ir Juo-
zas Miller-Miliai. Bronius yra
ilgametis Dirvos skaitytojas.
Cia jie viesejo pas Antana ir
ponia Kutkus, taipgi pas Chas.
Braciska, savo draugus, ku-
riems dekoja uz svetinguma. .
Cia viesedami sveciai aplan-
ke Lietuviu DARRELL, kuris la
bal patiko.
Jiedu kelione atliko automo-
biliu, gryzo is Kearny, N. j.,
kur dalyvavo savo brolio Anita
no Miller vestuvese. Kitas ju
brolis, Petras Miller. gyvena
Bronx, N. Y. =.
Po vestuviu, jie nuvaziavo
Worcester, Mass, aplankyti XII
tus savo gimines ir draugus, Q
is Worcesterio dar apsilanke
Bostone, ir gryzdami Omaha
sustojo Clevelande.
Omaha yra nemaza LietuviQ
kolonija, sake turf apie zoe
Lietuviu seimu, be pavieniu
Lietuviai turf savo baznycia
ir klebona, Kun. Juoza Jesevi-
ciu, turf ir kelias draugijas il
Susivienijimu kuopas.
Pas A. Zdanius, Bedford, O..
lankesi is Dayton Dirvos skai-
tytojo dukterys, Helen ir Jo-
sephine zilinskaites, ir ju drau-
ge Ruth Daugela. JOS atosto,
gaudamos vazinejo Detroite il
is ten atvyko j Clevelanda ke.
letui dienq.
Dirvos ilgametis skaitytojas
Pranas Aksenavicius Rugp. sc
laivu isvyksta Detroita, ter
aplankyti savo broli, iona AXE
no, 1890 N. Clarendon ave., il
pasimatyti su kitais savo drau,
gals ir pazystamais. Grys at
gal lektuvu, pirmadieni.
B. Zelvis su zmona isvazia.
vo Florida apsigyventi.
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BALI IS SKYRIAUS
SUSIRINKIMAS

BALI 68 skyriaus susirin-
kimas bus laikomas Dirvos re-
dakcijoje, ateinanti penktadie-
nj, Rugsejo 6, nuo 8 val. IVA
kare. Sio skyriaus nariai pra-
somi dalyvauti.
P. J. ziuris, pirm.
Visu triju vietos BALI sky
riu komiteto pereito vajaus IL
dininkas V. Amsiejus pasiunte
j centra likusius to vajaus pi-
nigus, pelna ir gautas aukas,
ir siomis dienomis is centro
gavo paliudyma ir padekos lai-
ska.
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WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

THE St. George C.W.V. Post 613
Softball League has completed it's
first half with Lasnik's Cafe be-
ing on top, undeafeted. They elm
ched the first half title, Monday
mite when they beat Cramer's 9-3
in playoff Of previous tie game.
Just to prove that anything can
happen, Trees Bar, which had lost
four straight, last week trounced
Pauls Tavern in near shutout 81.
Tuesday mite, in the first game of
the second half, Trees five run
rally in the last of the 7th, beat
Paul's 7-6. Bennie Patrick of
Trees is socking the pill for .667
average that's real hitting.
The League had it's first casual
ty last week. Charlie Guzauskas
was the victim. During the prac-
tice session before the Lasnik-Spade
game last Tuesday, he caught a
line drive on the end of his finger
His broken digit will be in a cast
for several weeks. He will nov
manage Lasnik's from the bench.
Joe Prankas has been picked az
the local Pat Seerey. His paunchy
| middle and his ability to strike ou
gallantly qualify him for the jol
| easily.
The final standings for the frs
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NAUJOS PARAPUOS
PIKNIKAS

81 sekmadieni, Rugsejo 1 d.,
rengiamas smagus metinis pix
nigas parapijos sode, 1902
Neff Road. Siais metals tai
pirmas ir paskutinis piknikas.
Bus geras orkestras sokiams.
Nuosirdziai visi kvieciami da-
lyvauti, pradzia l val. po pietu.
Rengejai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30


WINDING up a season in which
they cleaned IL victories and no
defeats, Lemons Bros Cafes shut
out the White City Cafes, 10, at
Gordon, thereby emerging as top
team in the Municipal B Softball
League.
The winning run was driven in
| by Second Baseman Bill Boyd in
the first inning. Boyd, who has a
batting average of .710 hit a double
with two men on base.
Pitcher Ray Schaab, whose spe-
cialty is hurting speedballs, struck
out II and walked three men.
In "a innings Schaab, has allowed
but 18 runs, has 10 victories to his
! credit and has averaged nine strike
out game.
Lemons played an exhibition game
in Akron last Sunday, and, after
scoring Is runs in the first two
| innings, sent in a few spectators
to play and still won by score
of 15-11.
Now that the Lemons have roll
ed up such an impressive record
: they will remain idle while eight
of the IL runners-up battle it out
for the honor Of playing them fol
the Municipal Class B softball cham
pionship, three weeks hence.
THE C.W.V. Post 613 is organiz
ing handicap bowling league
The teams will bowl Sunday after
moons at Omarlo Recreation. The
Vets invite anyone interested tt
attend meeting of prospective
bowlers Sunday at one o'clock a
st. Georges Auditorium.
THE Veterans picnic at Neura'
Farm, announced by this column t,
be on Sept. 1st, has been postponed
till later date which will be an
nounced here.
TICKETS are still available fo,
the c. Y. o. dance on Aug. 31st
. Music will be furnished by tn,
Range Riders. Remember - Sat.
Aug. 31st at St. Georges Auditorium
- E. 67th and Superior Ave. a
l8 P. M.
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M MIRIMAI

JUSTTNAS BERUSAITIS, 81
M, nuo 1925 E. 5Oth Place,
mire Rugp. 26, palaidotas 20
d. Kalvarijos kapinese; pamal-
dos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Like zmona, Magdalena.
ELENA KVEDERIENE, 81 m.
nasle, nuo 1888 E. 80 ST., mi
re Rugp. %, palaidota 26 d.,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycio-
je. @ . :.
Liko dukte Adele, du sunai,
Juozas ir Petras.
JUZE SENDZIKIENE, &c NJ,
nasle, nuo 2445 w. 9Th ST.,
mire Rugp. "a, palaidota 28 d.,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycio-
je.
Liko dukterys, Mrs. Anna
Coleman, Mrs. Helen Hefferon,
sunai William ir Charles Kat
cher; seserys M. Maksimavi-
ciene, Mrs. A. Savchuk.
Stu triju laidojime pasitar,
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
ia Jakubs.
MORTA LUKAS (Krasnickai
te), So M, nuo 6303 Utica
ave.. mire Rugp.. "a, palaidots
27 d., Kalvarijos kapinese; pa
maldos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baz
nycioje.
| Liko vyras, Adomas, trys
dukterys, Bertha, Edith, AIDE
lie, sunus Albertas, taipgi pail
ko seseri Radauskiene.
Paejo is Udrijos par, Cibi
Ieku k, Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metus.
BURT WALTERS, 46 metu
nuo 1878 E. 66 street, mlrF
Rugp. 27, laidojamas Rugp. 81
Kalvarijos kapinese; laidotuvil
pamaldos atsibus l val. dienos
Wilkelis Funeral Home.
Velionis gimes w. Va, pail
ko zmon, Salciunaite, taipg
du sunus, Raymond ir Joseph.
Stu dvieju laidojimu pasitar
navo Wilkelis Funeral Home.
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sios suknios yra zy-
mios uz savo kama!
Geros rusies ra yon
French crepe visad po-
puliariais polka tas-
kais. Labai patogios
deveiimui dabar - per
visa Rudeni. Mieros
moterims. 38 Xxi A.
STYLE A.
Guzi kuotu priesakiu
coat dresses su klasis-
ka apykakle ir dviem
kiseniais. Navy, ru-
dos ir .rozines.
STYLE B.
Plytuotu frontu drese
su sutrauktais peciais
ir tos pat medziagos
apvadais. Grazios "
apykakles. Navy, ru-
dos arba maroon.
Mieros 38 Xxi A..
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THE PERISCOPE
BY sARUNAS.


ing of foreign lands are two
mutually exclusive conception
said the delegate of Yugosla-I
via, Mr.. Kardelj, to the Paris
Peace Conference. His coun-
try, as every one knows, is
now puppet of Soviet Russia,
and Russia, as every one also
knows, is country which,
more than any other, covets
foreign lands, as it's recent note
to Turkey shows. We wonder
if Stain approved the words
of the Yugoslav delegate, re-
membering the Russian rape
of Lithuania and other Baltic
republics? 1t seems that to
the bolsheviks, words have diff
ferent meanings than the do
to the rest of the world.
MR.. LA GUARDIA, who is
Director General of the UNR-
RA has stated that he would
urge Congress to permit the
emergency entry of 100000 dis
placed persons to the United
States. Other countries could
absorb the rest.
This recalls the scheme of
former Sec'y of the Interior,
Mr.. Ickes, to open up Alaska
for such persons. There are
over $4,000 Lithuanians among
the displaced persons, and their
relatives would gladly welcome
them here. A few hundred of
them are coming in under the
present quota system, but this
system will never be able to
take care of them all without
special emergency legislation by
Congress. A good plan would
be to apportion part of the
German and Russian quotas to
them.
"THE Story of Lithuania'
by Father Thomas J. Chase
has six parts entitled: The For
, nation of the Lithuanian State,
The Early Lithuanian Grand
!; Dukes, Lithuania of the Middle
Ages, The Polish-Lithuanian Re-
public, The Regeneration of
Lithuania, The Republic of Lith-
uania. The price is $3.50. The
book is now on sale at all the
Lithuanian newspaper offices.
: RECENTLY arrived Baltic
refugees in Sweden tell that the
ancient city of Vilnius is fast
becoming an outpost of Asia.
Vilnius, the capital of Lithua-
nia,- was a city of many chur-
ches and an age-old university.
Now the churches are closed,
the Lithuanian and Polish in
habitants deported to Siberia,
and their place is taken by i'm
ported Mongolians and Siberian
Russians.
THE death of H. C. Well,
reminds the Lithuanians that
two of his books were trans
lated into Lithuanian. One of
them was the History of the
World" which appeared in three
volumes in 1924-26, published
by the Lithuanian American
Patriots Association whose ac-
tive president then is now the
editor of the Dirva. The 9TH
er translation was of the War
of the Worlds. This was pub
lished in Klaipeda.
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PADEKA

PADEKA
Mirus musu zmonai ir mott
mai, Mortal Lukas, Suomi rel
skiame savo sirdinga padeka
visiems musu draugams ir gil
minems uz dalyvavima serme-
nyse, pamaldose ir palydejime
j kapines; uz geles ir uz mi
sias; taipgi dekojame visiems
trims sv. Jurgio parapijos ku-
nigams, Vilkutaiciui, Petrikui
ir Ivanauskui, uz ju paskutinl
pasitarnavima, aciu grabne-
Slams, ir Aldonnai Wilkelis uz
jos prielanku patarnavima lai-
dojime. /.
Vyras Adomas Lukas
ir Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

THE Veterans picnic at Neura's
Farm, announced by this column to
be on Sept. 1st, has been postponed
till later date which will be an
nounced here.
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PARSIDUODA 2 SEIMU NAMAS
1868 Webb Road, Lakewood, po 5
kambarius, sildytuvai; be ivaziavi-
mo, bet galima padaryti. Rendos
$645O menesiui. Arti prize visko.
Geri nuomininkai. Apvertinta Sill
900. Paskola galima gauti $4,000
Xxi $1,000. Geram pirkejui daug pi-
giau, be agento. (35)
S. LUKASSUS, 1929 Wayne ave.
Lakewood.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu ,treciadieniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
DRIVERS LICENSE

Cub. Lausche paskyre Ona
Karpiene pardavineti automo-
bilistams Drivers License -
tas prasides pirmadieni, Rug
sejo 9, ir ofisas bus Dirvos is
taigoje.