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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
X Of c Picnic For
Benefit 0fAihleiiC
Fund Saturday

The local organization of the
Knights of Columbus will spon-
sor a picnic Saturday, August g.,
from III a.. m. to ii p. m. at the
Municipal Beach Park for the
benefit of the Catholic ATHLETIC
Fund.
Bathing Beauty" contests for
children six years of age and
younger, athletic events for boys
and girls through IL years of age
and dancing will highlight the
days program. Food and rold
drinks will be on sale throughout
he day and there will be novel
lies for sale and games for the
enjoyment Of the p~icnickers.
Athletic events will take place
At 2.30 p. m. and at 4 p. m. con
.estants in the beauty contest will
be asked to gather at the bingo
tables so that they may parade
before the judges. There viii be
/ division for children one, two
md three years old and another
contest for children four, five
md six years of age with prizes
in both division. There will also
DE prizes in the athletic events.
The Plymouth automobile will
be given away to the holder of
the lucky number by the Xiv
anis Club for the benefit of the
Children's Welfare Fund at 10
D.. m. The three electrical prizes
washing machine, refrigerator
and raoio--to be given away at
a drawing at the annual Labor
Day picnic Of the Elks Club for
the benefit Of the Crippled Chill
dren's Fund will be on display.
Also displayed at the picnic will
be prizes to be given at the model
airplane show at the new Jack
son County Airport Sunday at
4 p. m. sponsored by the YMCA.
General chairman in charge Of
the X Of C's picnic is George
Carvil' and assisting him are j.
F. Velcich, Charles Cressione. Jr..
Phil Scordino, Roy Elders. and
Richard Sebastian. Committee
chairmen are bingo, Vernon De-
Jean; novelty, Mrs. Alley Walker
as president of the Catholic Wo-
mems Athletic Association; spe-
cial events, A. P. May, dance,
Floyd F. Sones; finance, Herman
Cox; candy, Whitfield Davis;
penny game, O'Niel Poitevant;
and maintenance, John Holly
field.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
Fishermen On
Beach Struck
BY Sting Ray

Twice during the past week or
Ten days fishermen wading on
the west end Of the beach have
been painfully injured by attacks
by sting rays.
Among these was Joe Trehern
who with c. w. Styron and Fran
els Steen was SEEMING for mullctt,
Saturday at $3.50 p. m. The ray
struck as Mr.. Trehern was pre-
pairing 10 cast the net and hit
him on the left leg just above
the ankle. 1t was necessary for
him to receive medical treatment
and Il VIII be several DAYS more
before he will be able to get
about.
Pat Wilson, son of Mrs. Mar
ion Wilson, was struck in the
hand Thursday night of last
week, the barb from the fish GO
ing through his palm when he
reached down to pull up what
he thought was a founder. He
vas taken to a physician and
then TO the Jackson County hos
pital. He too will be partially
incapseitated for some weeks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
State Heulth Heed
To Ask Solons For
Brunch Laboratory

DR.. Felix Underwood, director
of the Mississippi Health De-
partment, will ask the next SEES
sion Of the legislature to estab-
lish two branch Laboratories in
the state. one to serve north and
one south Mississippi he told the
Chronicle Star and Advertiser by
long distance telephone yester-
day.
DR.. Underwood said these labo-
ratories would be branches Of the
mother laboratory in Jackson
and would increase the efficiency
Of the county health departments
throughout the state.
The Jackson county health
head, DR.. Andrew Hedmeg, point
ed out the need for such labora-
tories in recent addresses to the
Paseagoula Kiwanis and Rotary
clubs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
0PA Prices
Trickle Back To
Buying Public

With the reinstatement of a
i~evitalized OPA, ceiling prices on
fresh fruit and vegetables began
10 trickle back to the buying
public this week.
At the first meeting of the
price panel of the Jackson Coun-
;y Rationing Board since June,
F. H. McLaurin, district price
board supervisor, Thursday af-
rernoon circulated the first cell
ing price list which became eff
fective on that day, August |,
and discussed with price panel
members new technical proceed
ures.
The first ceiling prices TO be
set are: Bananas, 10 and IL cents
a pound; grapefruit. 13 cents a
pound; lemons, 16 cents a pound;
oranges, IA cents a pound; car
rots, los GENTS a bunch and
onions, 8 and 9 cents a pound.
Other fresh vegetables have a
percentage makeup, he explain
ed.
Mr.. McLahrin said they are
looking for new flat prices on
dry groceries, including canned
items, at any time and these will
be mailed Immediately from the
district office in Jackson, be-
coming effective ON receipt by he
grocerman.
Regardless of what was paid
for the foodstuffs during the
OPA-less interim, ceiling prices
must be observed, Mr.. McLaurin
stressed.
"Some of the grocermen may
have bought stock during the
time ceilings rel off and paid
excessive prices but there is no
bail out provision in the BILL"
Mr.. McLaurin said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
]. P. Lott Arrested
In dscugoul For
Automobile Theft

J. p. Lott was arrested in
P%aseagoula Sunday afternoon by
County Highway Patrolman Feni-
more Hudson on charges of grand
larceny in connection with the
theft e an automobile here April
%.
The automobile, a l94l Ford,
was the property of p. II. Har-
pole. Ais 18th street, and was
stolen between 8 and 9 p. M, as it
was parked on Jackson avenue,
the owner said. II was sold May
2 to a used ear dealer in Grena-
da, Miss, for 5000 cash police
said, and at the time was bear
ing tie automobile tag stolen
from a service truck belonging to
Joe Savage of Pascagoula. The
car was later sold by the used
car dealer to a negro in Grenada
county. The a is being held
by State Highway Patrolman
Hood in Grenada County pending
release to the owner.
Lott when he was taken into
custody, maintained that he had
bought the car in Newton, police
said, but was unable to produce
a bill of sale. He is currently
out Oh bond on several charges
including being charged with
being involved in the theft of
two other automobiles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
Lowry Assessed
Sl00 And Costs
In Assault Case

Through his attorney, Howard
A. Mcdonnell of Biloxi, Walter S.
Lowry entered a plea of nolo con-
tendre on the charge of commit
ting assault and battery against
Charles Roof and Justice of the
Peace Kate Denny fined him $500
and cost of court in his absence
yesterday.
Mr.. Mcdonnell then notified
Judge Denny that he was filing
an appeal to circuit court and
posted bond in the amoust of the
fine and court costs.
Mr.. Lowry had posted a
$500 bond at the time of the as
sault committed against Mr.. Roof
and has been out of town since the
labor demonstration which e
suited in his removal as business
agent of the Boilermakers local
here.
His whereabouts at the time
of the trial yesterday on the as
sault and battery charge were
unknown.
Mr.. Lowry is still under a S.,
600 peace bond filed by MI. Roof
and faces a $4,000 civil suit
which has resulted in the seizing
of his property in Jackson eoun-
~ pending the outcome. The
suit was filed by Mr.. Roofs at
torneys in connection with iniur-
les he allegedly received at the
hands of Mr.. Lowry.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
Garbage D.
Health Off,

Branding the preset g gar
bage Disposal system { race
full and dangerous, Ralph Farrell,
sanitation supervisor of the Jack
son County Board of Health, and
DR.. Andrew Hedmeg. director of
he board, this week recommend
ed to the Board of Mayor and
Couneilmen of Pascagoula that
Immediate steps be taken to con-
troll disease spreading flies breed
ing in the present dump.
The writing of the letter was
spurred by the increase of COM
plants as to the method of trash
and garbage disposal and imme-
diate and regular spraying with
combustible liquid followed by
burning was urged.
Chief of Police j.. Z. Shirley
said Thursday he had been in
structed by Mayor John r. Watts
to have the garbage at the dump
burned but that persistent rains
had made an effective blaze i'm
possible and as soon as the dump
drieu out sufficiently it would
be set afire and this would be
repeated at regular intervals.
Health officials pointed Que
that previous recommendations
by the department had called for
an official dumping area out
side the city limits and an agree
ment was reached with the Board
of Supervisors and the city for
the furnishing of an area and
necessary equipment to operate a
fill-type disposal system. Nc steps
have been taken to follow this
through, however, health officers
said.
Mr.. Farrell and DR.. Hedmeg
condemned the lack of any at
tempt to burn or bury the refuse
with the result that the dump is
covered with clouds of flies"
They stressed the fact that flies
must be controlled in the fight
against typhoid fever, dysentery
and diarrhea. Recent tests in
dcate that the fly is also the car
rier of the dreaded infantile pa
ralysis which is at present reach
ing epidemic proportions in some
sections of the county.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

A survey shows that merchants
of the Paseagoula-Moss Point
area are doing everything pos
sible to hold prices at OPA lev
els, ie some instances with a
sacrifice of profit, members of
a committee appointed by the
Metal Trades Council and the
Contra. Labor Union to investi-
gate rising prices reported at a
joint meeting with merchants
Monday night at the Carpenters
Hall.
c. A. Simmons, financial sec
rotary and business manager of
Carpenters Local 500, was man,
ed chairman on the meeting. He
is a member of the labor COM
mittce.
MI Simmons pointed out that
following the first meeting of
the group about two weeks ago
the committee has visited inii-
vidual merchants of this area
and found prices pretty much
in line with OPA prices
we fund that local retailers
r doing what is possible to hold
prices at the OPA level Mr..
Simmons said. MANY are doing
it at the sacrifice of their margin
of profit. Others are refusing to
stock items which are out of line
in cost
1t was unanimously agreed by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
Three-Day Army
Show Opens With
Vehicle Parade

With a parade through the bls-
mess sections of Moss Point and
Pascagoula which attracted a
number of spectators in spite of
heavy rain, the U. S. Army Tech
meal Services show opened at
18th Street Auditorium in Pas
cagoula yesterday afternoon for
a three-day run.
Captain c. F. Bailey is in COM
mand of the six officers, go en-
listed men, and 81 vehicles in
cluded in the unit. At two and
perhaps three stage shows will
be presented daily by the group,
at 800 and 900 o'clock each eve
ming and an afternoon show, If
interest warrants.
The show is sponsored by the
Paseagoula-Moss Point Chamber
of Commerce and features de-
monstrations of many late techni-
cal inventions, some of which
were not even in production at
wars end.
Extending their stay over the
original two-day schedule, the
technical show will be given twice
today and Saturday as well as yes
terday-at 8 p. m. and 8 p. m
With Captain c. F. Bailey in
charge, the six officers and SO
enlisted men will stage a show
demonstrating more than 100
highly skilled trades now being
taught in the new regular army.
The unit consists of 81 vehicles.
The technical services represented
are the engineer, medical, sig
nal clinical warfare, quarter
master, transportation corps and
ordnance department.
Among hitherto secret things
which will be shown the public
viii be the ''sniperscepe" and the
phosphorus grenade.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
Moss Point Will
Opens Voter. Street
Bids On Tuesday

Bids on the improvement OF
d number Of Moss Point Streets
and tile extension Of water mains
10 a large number Of residents
will be opened at City Hall on
Tuesday night, August 6, Mayor
4. G. Wood said this week
The two $4,000 projects were
alloW ed several weeks ago fol-
lowing an election in which city
officials were authorized to sell
bonds In that amount.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
A MANS GAME

Springfield, Mo-, (AP)-Tipped
that men were engaged in lie
gal SEEMING on Crafe CVreek, Con-
servation Agent O. II. Riggs
crawled a quarter of a mile at
night through weeds and under
brush to surprise them. He found
his men-playing marbles by Ian
tern light on a flat, sandy beach.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
PLAN DOCK FACILITIES

The Yacht Harpor COMMITTEES
of the Pascagoula-Moss Poin.
Chamber of Commerce arranged
at a meeting Monday night 70
have a plat and a contour map
OF property adjoining Yazoo lake
around the inland harbor with a
view ID constructing a dock for
small craft and parking facilities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
MEcEHEE SPECIAL SPEAKER

A. F. Megehee, jackson county
superintendent OF education. was
guest speaker Wednesday at the
Bay ST. Louis Rotary club. The
club entertained at the meeting
teachers attending the Health
Workshop being conducted at the
Bay st. Louis High school under
the sponsorship of Mississippi
Southern College. Attending were
teachers from Hancock, Pear
River and Harrison counties
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
st. Elmo Driver
Loses License For
Drunken Driving

Ottmar Franklin Hamilton OF
St. Elmo, Ala, was fined $100
and cost of court and had his driv-
er's license suspended for one
year following his conviction ear
ly this week on a charge of driv-
ing while intoxicated.
He was arrested Friday night
by Highway Patrolman c. F
Hudson near Kreole and was tried
before Justice of the Peace 3. P.
Hobby in Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
KILNS ELECTRIFIED

Nanchang, tAP)-The Chinese
porcelain producing center of
Chingte Chen. in northern K;sng.
81. is to be equipped with electri-
cally heated kilns. The improve
ment is a part of the provincial
governments plan TO rehabilitate
China's battered ceramics and
pottery industry.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
v COUNCIL E

The Pascagoula Civic Council
win meet Tuesday at 3 p. n. 3.
the ESQ room at the Old Cen-
trail School building on South
Pesesgouls street, Mrs. Sydney
Swan, president. announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02
OF r
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting of the
George. Jackson Counties Nurses
Association will be held in the
Nurses home of the Jackson
County hospital Aug. 5, at 800.
All registered nurses in the two
couat.es are urged to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

The Appalachians Of North
Carolina comprise the oldest msss
of mountains in America which
never have been submerged Or
subjected to glacier erosion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

Sonia Henie was given a pair
of ice skates for the first time
on her eighth birthday, and won
the Oslo junior competition in fig
ure skating when she was nine.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

The only municipality owned
and operated milk plant in the
United States is located at Tar
boro. n. c.
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take your completed entry to one Of the stores
whose I'D appears on this page. All entries must
be left at the stores. No entries will be accepted
at the Tribune-Herald Office.
3. PRIZES: LIST prize-$5: End prize-$3; 3rd prize
50. Total Of ten dollors per week. In case of
ties duplicate prizes will be given.
4 Names of prize winners will be announced in
the Tribune-Heruld on the following Thursday.
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.. CONTEST RULES 9.

l.. This contest is open to everyone in Big Horn
county except employees Of the Tribune-Herald
md their families. All entries must be submitted
before 10 q. m. Saturdays.
2. Just teur out this page. read every &c cmeful-
lY. that you find oil Of the football games listed.
Then dope the scores as you think they will be
md write them in the spaces provided with the
numes Of the teams. Write or print your name
md address ploinlY in the space provided. then
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ATGIMS!

0, broli-Lietuvi Dziaugsme ar varguos,
Myleki tevyne, aukokis del JOS.
Tx musu aukomis ir kova ryztinga
Atgims Lietuva vel laisva ir didinga.
Atgims-ir ant zemes, ore, ant vandens
Lietuviu trispalve didingai plevens.
Atgims-ir atgis karsta meile sirdyse,
Ramybe ir dziaugsma suzadins munyse.
Atgims--ir NUNS vargti svetur nereikes,
Kiekvienas guztele gimtinej lures.
Atgins-ir nusyis NUNS kaip rytmecio saule
Ir stebins skambiomis diamonds pasauli.
Atgims-ir meiingai mus vargsus priglaus,
Kiekvienas paguoda, uzuojauta gaus
Iikekim! Atgims ir per amzius laisva
Bus musu brangi ir sventa Lietuva!
K. RS.
Adliswil, 1945-V-14.
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5. GelbGjimasis per ''zalia siena"

Reikia atvirai pasakyti kad boseviku tikraji Veda
nedaug kas pazino Lieuvoe. Senesnoi Lieuviu inte-
gentl karta kad r isgyvenus Rusijos revoucjos me-
pacoje Rusjoe, buvo yg r pamirsus ana bolseVlk
parodyta zauuma, baisius caro sluogsnlu nal
kinimo budus if viss u gyvuliskus sautemus. Komu.
nisas buvo pavyke paskleis nuomone kad dabartniai
bosevii yra toll pazenge kad visa tai ka jie dare
evoucos aikais yra senai jau ju uzmrsta r nebega-
Ii raskartOti. Dabar, esa nauos salygos, II nauJuJQ
bosevikQ hotis ko. Tokia nuomone gyne net kai
kule Letuvos ministra posedye, kuriame buvo svar-
stonlas MaskVos ultinatumas, irodnedami kad nekam
nerea Salins is Lietuvos teritoros kad vlsems rel
ka pasilkti savo vetose ir dirbti darba....
Jaunoji Letuvos karta vsai Rusllos nepazlnolo "
JOS neat6 Lietuvos spauda negaleo vsko parodyt kas
deios uz kiniSkos sienos pagaiau if j nedaug tez
noo; ka znoio tai nebuVo tra visa tai yra telsln-
ga Bet dvdesimtes met tautinis auklejmas ir arti-
mas kulturinis tendravmas Vakaru Europos valsty
bems nejuciois buvo dieges aunosios LeuviQ kartos
ineligentijoe sovetas pasibjaurejmo jausma. Senu-
ju pasakojmai apie haisai prmityvu Ruso gyvenlma,
apie ivairus boSevknes revoucijos tpus If epzodus
veike emancia vaanda ispejancia Lietuviu jaunaJa
kalta
Il. ka tik pasirode pirmutinai sovietu tankai Lie,
tuvos zemee paskido po krasta sauksmas gelbekltes
If gelb5kite tai ka iums Neprikausoma Letuva dave
sviesesni senesnie protai ispeo kad pi1as sovietu
zvilgsns nuk1yps Lietuvu ntelgenta, kuri isaugo il
isbrendo aisves pieglobsye T todel negaes ramia pa
kes anestu panciu ir bus sovetu be atodairos naki
mama Jaunai ideastinei srdzia r vakaretiskam pro-
tut suseyventi Aziatas ir vergiska kausyti q va
los tikra nera galima. II todel suprantama kodel
bolSeyka tap atsdee see jaunima krs visa laka ne
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6. Pikta griaunancioji dvasia

Su Raudonosios Armio tankais su Dekanozovu, su
Lietuva r pkta griaunant dvasia. Atkeliavo dvasia
kuri pat pirnos denos pradejo inirsusai vykdyt
Lietuvos griovimo darha, naikindama vska kas buyo
akis atrode Letuvos laisvei reikainga Viska ka bo
sevkai naikino pavadno jie vienu zodzu, "smetonis
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sSIO KARO begyie Ameri-
kos petrolejaus industrija pa
didino gasolinio 2amyba nuo
100000 galionu per diena Xxi
suyirs 25,O00,000 galionu.
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P"i' 4NotJA odIcetl, IiduJl I'd
siryzimai senam musu tautos
tikslui - laisvei.
Pasaulio reikalai, kaip flo
sofas Hegelis irodinejo, daznai
eina keliu kur du vienas kitam
grieztai prieSingu dalyku su-
daro kurybine pora. sviesa-
tamsa, sirdis-protas, priespau-
da-laisve.
Is priespaudos j laisve, is
laisves j priespauda, tai Lietu-
viQ tautos teigimo-neigimo gy-
vasis kelias.
Stu dienu Lietuvis dvasia
pilnai sutampa su kilniu kovo-
toju uz eilinio zmogaus laisve,
Tomu Payne, kurio sukakti
Amerikonai dabar mini. Jis
syki issireiske: "Kur nera lais-,
YES ten mano tevyne'.
AMERIkOS Lietuviu tiks-
las Siais metals tebuna - ir
toliau visais budais tikinti di-
dzia Americas visuomene kad
Amerikiecio mylima ir brangi-
mama pilietine zmogaus laisv6
tol nebus saugi kol ziauri dix
tatura slegs Lietuvius, Estus,
Latvius, Lenkus, Ukrainiecius,
Rumanus, Bulgarus, Vengrus,
Jugoslavus ir Alhanus, nekal-
bant apie Rusus. " savo tau
tine laisve kovodami, Lietuviai
yra AmerikonQ laisves apasta-
lai.
VlENAS Lietuvos pabeg5-
liu, V. Grikietis, mus Sitaip
idealizuoja: "Amerik0s Lietu-
viQ tarpe keratas, pavydas ir
puikybe jau pranyke". D6ku
uz komplimenta, bet Cia pasi-
rodo teisinga patarle, Ten ge-
ia kur musu nera".
VIENAME laiSke is Lietu-
vos rasoma: "Visi labai troks-
tame susitikti teveli,,''. Kita-
me laiske sakoma: Mes taip
gerai gyvename kaip Baranau-
skas'''.
Tuose sakiniuose, pasirodo,
buvo pasleptu minCiu, kurias
bolseviku cenzoriai kartais ne
supranta: Tevelis, su kuriuo
jie nori susitikti, jau vienuoIi-
ka metQ mires, 0 Baranauskas
NepriklausOmoje Lietuvoje bu-
vo dVylikai metu kalejimo nu-
teistas.
Taigi. TarybQ Lietuvoje, vie
ton teisingumo if lygybes, Lie
tuviams atneSe troSkima mir
ii, nes jQ gyvenimas kaip ka-
leiime. Lai$kuOSe IS LietuVOS
zmones priversti vartoti "dvi-
CUBA kalba'.
Tokia tvarka iIgai gyvuoti
negali.
VOkIECIAI pasiul6 Ameri-
konams paleisti is stovyklu pa
begelius be tevvnes. Tegul,
sake, jie apsigyvena VokieciQ
tarpe, gauna darbU ir gyVena
kaip Vokie6iai gyvena.
Dabar pabegeliai gama dau-
giau maisto ir geresnes (bent
siltesnesl patalpas, bet jQ at
eitis miglota, 0 dabartis be w
siemimo daugeli tvirkina ir
moraliniai silpnina.
Gal but, Sis pasiulymas butu
vienas geresniQ budu laikinai
klausima isspresti. TQ pabege-
liu tarpe, skelbiama, yra sure
gistruota $4,000 is Pabaltijo
valstybiu.
PabegeliQ Iikimas bus tel
singai iSspreStas kada iie ga
les sugryzti j savo laisvas te-
vynes, Lietuviai j Nepriklauso-
ma Lietuva. Tai United Ma
tions Organizacijos moralinis
uzdavinys, kuri, tikimes, anks-
ciau ar veliau isspres, daugiau-
sia Americas itaka. Ia itaka
parupinti ir gyva laikyti yra
An1erikos Lietuviu ir kitu So
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PIRMA DALIS
LlETUVIU TAUTOS
NAIKINIMAS

SKAlTYkIT 81 VElkALA - SEkIT DlRVA :
Patirsit kas dejosi Lietuvoje per Bolseviku ir
Vokieciu Okupacijas = Patirsit ir tai
ka veike patys Lietuviai savo tevyneje.
Sis veikalas, SUI kitomis dalims, su Vokeciu okll-
paciios ziaurumu aprasymais, bus islestas ddeleje
knygoje, apie ka ial1 buvo skelbiama. Knygos kai-
ma bus $500 Prenumeratos r stambesnes aukos
knygos isleidmui priimamos dabar. Sekit DHva-
skaitykit ta kruvna Lietlviu Tautos tragedijos ap
rasyna tn Lietuvip kurie patys vska ta pergyveno
IT. lailnngai isnese savo gyvybes dabar apie tai ap
raso kad r mes, toll uzjuryje gyvendami, apie tai
zInOtlme,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04

Kaip Gedvila vertno ir kuo j lake Letuvu liaudis
pavaizduoja ksai vienas laskas pasustas jam is Tel
su paste istagos 1941 metals Kovo II dena Qaiskas
buvo rastas Valsybes Saugumo Iiaudes Komisariate
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04

VIENAS Lietuvos pa5eg5-
liu, V. Grikietis, mus sitaip
idealizuoja: "Amerikos Lietu-
viQ tarpe ker3tas, pavydas ir
puikybe iau pranyke". D6ku
uz komplimenta, bet cia pasi-
rodo teisinga patarle, Ten ge-
ia kur musu nera".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-04

Gedvila komunistQ partijos nurodomas. isvede Lau-
dies Vyrausybe IS klampyn6s. bet az tai visa kras
tq padeo sovietams raukti vergja ir skurda, tuks-
tantills ctuvQ ntegentu supudyti kalejimuose r nu
malinti Sjkiro stovykoce
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-12

Mr.. Chester is on the improve
from a two-weeks illness.