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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
LIETUVOS AKCIJA
UN SESIJOE

Vyriausio Lietuvos Islaisvi
nimo Komiteto akcija United
Nations sarysyje su tremtinil
reikalais buvo aprasyta Anne
rikos spaudoje. Paduodame is
tisai New York Times komuni
kata is Lapkricio %:
UN PRAsOMA GELBETI
$4,000 LIETUVIV
Lake Success, N. Y, Lapk.
21. - Laikinas apgyvendini-
mas vakarineje Vokietijoje 78
tukstanciu Lietuviu kurie mo
ri gryzti j savo tevyne, bet ne
pirmiau negu il bus islaisvinta
nuo svetimu valdzios," buvo
prasoma siadien memoranda
me iteiktame Trygve Lie, Ge-
neraliniam Sekretoriui United
Nations nuo Prof. Mykolo Kru-
paviciaus, Vyriausio Lietuvos
Islaisvinimo Komiteto pirmi-
ninko.
Prof. Krupavicius irodineja
kad tas apgyvendinimas reika-
lautu perkelimo Vokieciu gy-
ventoju kitur. Ia operaciJa
privalo butt prieziuroje United
Nations, kuri savu keliu priva-
10 parupinti finansine pagalba,
sake jis. Septyniasdesimt TUX
stanciu tu Lietuviu gyvena A
merikos, Britu ir Prancuzu 20
nose Vokietijoje,' 0 5000 kitQ
yra isblaskyta po Austria, TIA
lila, Prancuzija, sveicarija If
Skandinavijos salyse, memo
randumas irodineja.
Emigravimas j uzjurius if
apzorbavimas tarp gyventojq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

ZOdis LietuViamS
vYRIAUsIo LIETUvos IsLAIsvlkIMo KoMITETo
PAREIsKIiAAs KovoJANcIAI TAUTAI

"Neregeti ausros! Taip prailgo naktis. -
- 81 poeto ir pranaso skunda taria siadien kick
vieno Lietuvio sirdis. Naktis be ausros prailgo
tevyneje visiems - ir items kurie, laisves neteke,
skaito dienas kaejimuose; ir items kurie pa
siryzo del laisves kovoti ir mirti, bet tk laisvi
Lietuvos miskuose; ir items, kurie tebera savo
namu zidinyje, bet, kaip paskutinis azuolo la
pelis, baugiau laukia rudens veju nuplesiami ir
sunaikinami. -.
Kada, Viespatie, kada?.... kyla Dangun
skundas ir teisingumo saukimas paniekinto Lie
tuvio zmogaus is Altajaus, is Pecoros, Kazak-
stano syku SUI milijonu paskutiniais dusavi-
mals.
Ir desimtys tukstancu Lietuviu vetui krei-
pia axis nuo Hamburgo, Hanau nuo Voralbergo
ir sventosios Romos ar San Paulo j tevu namus
prie Baltijos krantu...
Ilgi kenejimo ir bandymo metal. Bet jie
nepalauze Lietuviu pasiryzimo butt nepriklauso-
MEMS. Jie nesunaikino Lietuviu teises lais-
We Jie daugeliui uzciaupe lupas, bet neisspaude
pasaulio opinijos ir Vakaru Didziuju Demokrati-
ju zodzo, kuriuo mes butume isbraukiami is
turinciu teise gyventi laisvai, demokratiskai ir
tue paciu tarptautiname gyvenime butu >iteisin-
tas r paaimintas smurto triumfas.
Letuviu tautos valia, vykdoma per sliku-
sus musu valstybes tradiciju reiskejus, Lietu-
vos diplomatines atstovybes, per nelaisviQ me-
tais is pacios tautos kusia rezistencine vado-
vybe VLIK'a tebebeldzia atkakliai pasaulio So
zine ir reikalauja tautos vardu: tie principal
kure Ddziuju Demokratiju buvo paskelbti nau-
joo pasaulio pagrindu, kuriais turf butt atstaty-
tos smurtu uzgrobtos valstybes, grazinta teise
patterns demokratiskai savo valia reikSti tie prin
cipa turi butt taikomi ir Lietuviu tautai. Tau
tai kur terra nekalta imperialistiniu varzovu au-
ka, bet kuri aktyviai pareiske nesutinkanti bu-
ii mainu objektu rankose prekiautoju tautomis
nepripazystanti nei raudonojo, ne rudojo tota-
lizmo prievartos, sukurdama savo kraste rezis-
tenciia ir sijungdama tue keliu 'Vakaru Demo
kratiju skelbta kova tautu ir zmogaus laisves
vardu.
Kova SUI laisves ir demokratijos priesu nera
baigta - r Lietuvos byla nera isspresta. Tven-
kiasi naujas didzosios pasaulio evoliucijos eta
pas kuriame ir Lietuviu tesetas ir teisingas rel
kalas lures rasti issprendma. Meginamos il
demonstruojamos technikos gaybes Oar dides-
niu intensyvumu tekamos dvasios pajiegos. Min
ties, isitkinimu evoliucija vyksta nervingoje ty,
loje ir dideliu tempu kaip izanga i naujus lai.
kus.
Neaiskaus termno, bet liamiamai ir neis
vengiamai atesianciai valandai Lietuviu jiegos
turf butt paruostos. Paruostos nuo virsunes TX
pat apacios.
Tautinio ir net individuanio lkmo kova
vadovauja veiksniai savo pasitarime sia diena
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
CEKOSLOVAKIJOS atstovai

CEKOSLOVAKIJOS atstovai
Amerikoje stengiasi gauti cia
$3OO,O00,O00 paskola, kuri sa-
ko reikalinga yra pastatymui
tos Sales ant tvirtu koju, at
gavimui savo ekonomines pozi-
cijos centralineje Europoje.
Nors Cekijos vadai, kaip tik
naciai buvo nugaleti, skubejo
ir pasidare SUI Maskva sutartis
ir atsidure bolseviku kontrole-
je, taciau jie nori itikinti Anne
rika kad Cekoslovakija esanti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

visisku sutarimu suderine ir sujunge savo je-
gas, nutare sukurti nauja darbo bel kovos Or
gana, kuris vykdytu visus uzdavnus, reikalin-
gus laisves kovai Xxi ano lemiamojo momento.
Broliai Lietuviai seses! Uzdaryteji, is
blaskytieji kankinamieji r kovoiantieji! Lie
tuviai Tevyneje, Sibre, tremtyje, laisvieji Anne
rikoje ir visose pasaulio dalyse Lemiama atei-
tis isnaujo ipareigoja ir igalina mus nenuleisti
galvos ir ranku. Ipareigoja issilaikyti ir sti-
preti vieninga, tampria ir kovinga pajiega. Drau-
smingai susjungti apie musu likimo vairuotojus !;
ju zygiams organizuoti parama, materialine ir
moraline Pasidalyti baras laisves ir islikimo
kovos fronte.
Broliai Americas Lietuvia yra pajiegiausi
telkti materialine parama ir organizuoti opinija
daugiausia pasauio likima lemiancioje sayje.
Niekados jie neturejo toxic reiksmingo atsa-
kingo ir kovotojui garbe teikiancio baro ben
droje kovoje
Lietuviui tremtiniui tenka pakelti zvilgsni
nuo kasdieniniu nepritekliu, nuo tarpusavio
smulkiu nesusipratimu, smulkios asmenines ar
grupines kovos, nuo tu visu nuodingu dulkiu ir
garu kuriuos palaiko ir platina daznai musu tar
pc vaiksciojantis musu siekmo priesas, kad mus
narkotizuotu. Tremtiniams lemtas baras kuria-
saulio opinijai kad Lietuvos zmones yra verti
nepriklausomo gyvenimo: pavyzdziai kurie sa-
vo buvimu bylotu jog siame zmoniskumo ir lai-
sves sukiu annziuje Sic lasves nusipelne EMO
mes yra palikti be teisingumo, be zmoniskumo,
be tevynes, kuri jiems yra prievarta isplesta r
del kurios grazinimo je yra nukreipe vilties ku-
pinus zvigsnius Vakaru Demokratijas.
Tevyneje likusieji broliai, kuruos sunkiau-
sia pasieks musu balsai, laiko didziausia bara-
bara kuriame kovotojas tur, kovoti ir mirti, bet
nepastraukti, kuriame jo kraujas, asaros ir ty-
lus atsidusimai isisiurbia zeme ir pavercia ia
sventa veta, traukiancia jos tautiecius kaip pa
vasaris paukscius skrajunus, ir vercia del jos
gyventi ir kovoti.
Broliai! Subendrine ir suintensyvine kovos
pajiegas virsuneje, suvenykime ir sustiprinki-
me jas Xxi pat apaciu. Ia proga pagerbkime sa-
vo sirdyje visus musu znomus ir nezinomus
tautos kovotojus r kankinius, pajauskime de-
kingumo tebekovojantiems politiniu zygiu, plum
ksna, pinigu ar kitu budu ir eikme toliau kick
vienas savo paregas pagal savo sazine kaip ko-
vojancios tautos rinktiniai nariai. Eikime ia
ne valanda, ne savaite, bet visa laika, kol musu
sventas reikalas bus laimetas, tikedami SUI poe
tu: 90 taciau Lietuva juk atbus. ...'
Tat
| Vardan tos Lietuvos. ...
Lietuvai Isaisvinti Vaduojanciu Veiksnu
vYRIAUsIAs LIETUvoS IsLAIsvINTMC
KOMITETAS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

NEKURIE Amerikos ekono-
mistai tikrina kad 81 sails Ell
ma j depresija, kuri, nors nebus
didele, atsitiks 1947 metals.
Yra tokiu kurie tikrina kad
depresija sia Sail apims 1850
metals, uz apie triju metu nuo
dabar,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

SEPTYNIOS mokyklos kas-
dien sioje Salyje turf siokius-
tokius gaisrus, kuriuose daznai
mokyklos sudega, o kaip kada
zusta ir daug mokiniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

UGNIES tragedijose sioje
salyje nuo Pasaulinio Karo I
Xxi pabaigai Pasaulinio Karo II
zuvo kasdien vidutiniai po 27
asmenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

I KOLEGIJA. Sis jaunas Der.
niokas, Roy Fox, II m. amz..
isvyksta is Londono j Rhodesi-
ja, Pietu Afrikoje, istoti ten
kolegija. Is Anglijos isvezta
700 berniuku j Fairbridge ,ko-
legija, Rhodesijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

savarankiska, nieko bendro SUI
Russia neturinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administrator ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

close the show with Eighth of January.
 The Imprisonment of Joe Me- Cam, whose capture was drama tized in last weeks GANG BUST FRS, did nothing to change his criminal character. The episode to be heard over WATR-ABC tonight at 9 D. m., EST, will relate how McCann became unofiicial boss Of the penitentiary, selected new as- sociates, and, upon his release, be- gan new series of daring crimes. Police narrowly miss recapturine him, but at the conclusion of the program he is still at large. This reenactment of an actual case hiss tory will be concluded in the broad- cast for the following Saturday.
 Sammy Kaye will read Norine Freemans poem, "Flrst Daffodil," |" as a highlight of his Sunday ser- enade," in the Sunday, March al broadcast at 1:3 p. m, over Station WATR. Featured musical selections will be: Living on the Outside" "You Won't Be Satisfied Until You Break My Heart" "All Through the Day." sweetheart of All My Dreams" 'Tsme On My Hands" and Body and Soul" Kaye's vocal soloistS are Mary MarlUw, Betty Barclay, Billy Williams, Arthur Wright and Don Cornell. This broadcast will enlanate from Provi- dence, R. l., where the Kaye troupe is fulfilling an engagement at the Metropolitan Theater.
 Fire Chief Ed Wynn changes hats but keeps hiE giggle when he de. scribes in full detail that Is more Gilbert than Sullivan the plot of III. M. s. Pinafore," the famous operetta, on the Star Theater Sum- day, March 3l, ct 9:30 p. m, over station WABC. Before and after Wynn does his cutting up James Melton, star of the show, sings Cole Forter's Tn the still of the Night" "The Flower Song" from Bizets Carmen" and "DaybreAk" from Ferde Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite. Berlin's Easter Parade" Is scheduled for duet treatment. David Hroekman's orchestra and the Lyn Murray Singers round out the program.
 Appropriately enough, Dagwoods birthday and All Fools Day arrive simultaneously, leading to the cele- hration of "Blondte's Aprll Fools
 Birthday" In the broadcast Sum day, March 3l, at 7:30 ?. m., over Station WABC. Blonde plans surprise party, and swears every- body, including the children, to secrecy. When Dagwoods hints get him nowhere, he decided to do a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Deems Taylor American compos- CT, again serves as an opera ex- pert on the METROPOLITAN oP- BRAS Opera Quiz tonight when Wasners Die Walkure" is broad- cast over WATR- -ABC at 1l30 p, m. Olin Downes will be the quiz- master. Other experts, answering questions submitted by listeners, will be zigmund spaeth and Rob- ert Lawrence. The quiz will be held at 4;33 p. m, EST, during the see- ond intermission,
 The final session of Opera News on the Ar for the season will be conducted at 3:04 p, m, EST, with Boris GoldoySky again as master of ceremonies. His guest will be Mack Harrell, baritone of the conn pany.
 Principals in. ."Die Walkure," the 18th and last broadcast opera of the season, include Laurit2 Melchicr tsiegmund); Astrid varney (Sieg- lInde); Helen Traubel (Brunn-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Small said he couldn't look into the future any better than the Sem ator, but he wasn't much worried about supply catching up with de- mand for many years. He did, how ever, produce some interesting fig- ures on building materials of all varities. Since we're talking about 'em, let us consider bath tubs.
 In 1889, the last normal peace time year, Americans bought s87 900 bath tubs, most of which were too short for comfort. This year. with the housing program shifting into high, the nation will need l,35O,0O0 bath tubs. Next year we'll have to have 1875, 900 bath tubs, which I fear still will not be long enough.
 This indicates that as a race, we're going to be cleaner than ever; 1t indicates also that few CTS will have to struggle along with only one bath tub in their new houses
 Explains Tub Background
 But where are you going to get all these bath tubsp asked Sen, Robert A. Taft of Ohio.
 What about plostic bath tubs2' eountered Sen. Alben w. Barkley Of Ky,
 Small said bath tubs were a prob lem, all right. He said there prob ably would be 20 percent too few no matter what he does. Ordinar- fly, he added, bath tub Is made of cast iron.
 But we also are making bath tubs of steel now" he said. And have no doubt that we'll also get Into plastlcs.'
 He said also that If the scheme works as scheduled, he hopes to remove his verbotens against non veteran building by the end of this year. When that time comes and If Senator Capehart is correct about prices, "Ill build me a house with out q bath tub. A shower, gentel- men, Is my preference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
Prog1osticoting
 Cnpehart Fears Decline In Prices on Housing
BY FREDERICK Q. OTHMfAN

nx kMEUENACA Cs VLllAAN
 Washington March 30.-UP)- Sen. Homer r. Capeheart, the In- diana jike box king, stuck out his not iflconslderable neck today and predicted that if the government gets built all the houses 1t wants, prices of same will collapse like a patent window screen.
 That's all right with me.
 Sen. Capeheart said (and you should have seen the smiles spread over the spectators faces) that if 2,700O00 houses actually were built by next year for war veterans there would cause so much production of everything from shingles to sinks that costs would drop at least 25 percent.
 T am willing to stick out my neck," he said, running his finger around his size 18 collar. Not only will the cost of everything which goes into 6 house fall by one quart CT, but the finished houses will drop that much in price, too"
 Just 4 'BlOwhard'
 Civilian production AdminiStra- tor John D. Small, the current wit ness before the Senate Banking Committee, said he believed the gentleman from Indiana was talk ing through his stove-pipe.
 Small, Smallish citizen with hair pasted down flat, will have much to do with whooping up pros duction of building material. He said that when-and he didn't say, 1.-the houses are completed, the demand still will be so great that prices can't drop:
 Senator Capehart was not con- vinced What worried him, he said, was the crisis after the program is complete. when bath tubs are flowing down the production lines faster than anybody a month ago even had dreamed. Were all the bath tub factories to close and their workers look for other jobs2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

nominee, will star in "Jezebel" tonight at z D. m. over WABC, when she inaugurates the new Aca- denly Award Theater.
 Supporting Miss Davis in the ra- dio adaptation of the movie which won the blonde actress her second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Whitey Ford. the Duke of Padu- cah. stages an early celebration of Apri, Fools Day. in the Grand Ole Opryr broadcast over WTIC- NEG, tonight at l:30 p. m. T mar ried my big fat wife on April Fools Day" says the Duke. "iust to show the public that I could take joke. Roy Acuff, singing star Of the "Op-
 ry," offers the sentimental heart song, Put My Little Shoes Away" and the sacred number If ! Could Hea- M Mother Pay Again." The old Hickory Singers go back 10 the Gay NinetIes for their first song. Just Tell Them That You Saw Me" anl encore with the more modern "In That Vine Covered Chapel" Tommy Magness chooses ''Fsddler's Dream" as his violin solo, snd Velma and Oswald sing the praises of Good old Mountain Dew" Minnie Pearl brings in new gossip from Grinders Switch, and Mack Mc0arr plays ~Somebody Stole Ny Cal" as hls mandolin solo. Acuffs smoky Mountain Boys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

bit of surprising himself. with strange results. Penny Singleton ana Arthur Lake star as Blondie and Dagwood.
 The menace which stalks the world wherever hunger and low health standards exist receives dra- lnatic treatment in the Exploring the Unknown" story. "Epidemics, 7 on Sunday. March 3i. at D. m. over Station WOR. The drama will nighlight the modern means Of coping with epidemics. sherman If. Dryer produces and directs the series Original music. composed by Arden Cornwcll Is conducted by Don Bryan.
 Bette DaYis, twice an Academy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Oscar, will be Fay Bainter, who was named the best supporting player of the year for her work in this picture.
 Right Down Your Alley, a new audience participation show com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30
TURN OF THE SEASON
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

 The curtains are falling apart with dirt, The woodwork is Streaked and grimy, There's a dingy look everywhere, The back stairs look scrimy. The Kitchen and pantry are mess, The cellar is full of ashes, There's a loose board here and there And the windows need new sashes The old place looks kind of lousy, That stands to reason, It always happens that way
 At the turn of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

to chatter about the Windy City, and then she will interview her guest, Ernest Byfield, manager of the Hotels Ambassador and sher- man House in Chicago. They will discuss MT. Byfields new hotel n Mexico
 Cass Daley, femcee star Of the "Bandwagon" on NEG Sunday night has signed to make set Of tram scriptlons for Standard Radio. tho piatters embracing seven standard ballads and two popular numbers ili the new sweet style offslnging to which she changed recently from the tear 'em down" style of vocallz- ing.
 Mel (scotty McBrown) Blanc, who adds his laugh-proyoking skill to that of Bud Abbott and Lou Ccs- tcllo show, has been selected py "Woman's Day" magazine as tho "best supporting radio comedian cg the year" Blanc was recently the subject of an article in TIME mag azife.-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Who remembers the good old days when the sewing room became very busy place just al this time? Ac- ivities With the needle thread scissors and yardstick ranged from sewing fresh castics in last years hats Co shortening. engthening making ribbOned hats out of new suf or two while father stayeI downstairs away from it all reading Munsey's MsgaziHeg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

 binin0 contsstants' knowledge ot sports with their skin at bowling win be heard each sunday over WATR~A ABC beginning March Sl, from 4:30 to 3 D. m.
 Orlginating from the Roxy Bowl ing Center in Manhattan, the pro- gram will feature questions from Bill Slater. outstanding sports an"l nouncer, Contestants who fan to answer correctly will be eleminateo immediately, but those who glye the correct answers to- slater E questions will be permitted to poWl for their prizes. Their rewards will be determined by the number of pins they knock down. Speclal prizes will be awarded for strikes and spares, and booby prizes VIII go to the losers.
 Right Down Your Alley will be written by Ralph Hartell ano direct. ed by Don Martin.
 Music, melodrama and Gordon Jenkins' one-finger pianistics i'll the big production number titled "Dixieland Band" to be heard on 'The Dick Haynes Show" tonight at 8 D. m. over 'WABC. Dick Haynes and Helen Forests songs include Day by Day" Laughing On the outside" Give Me the Simple Life" and @ duet version of TWO Sleepy People" The Haynes memory song" is T wonder Whats Become of Sally with special musical are engagements by maestro Gordon Jeil- kins.
 Ilka Chase will broadcast her regular Sunday commentary pro- gram, Ilka Chase Observes on March 3l at ll:l5 p. m. over MES Stations from Chicago. She will de- ] vote the first half of her program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Conrad Nagel, screen favdflle E gtarred In Elizabeth de Ireginoa The Way to the Heart,D n lhe role of iMOrgan Beaureeaed 2 sophisticated middle-aged actefl who is involved in a gOzslprcolT ulnn romance with s.yOung lce0- inr lady, on "This Is My Beet z Tuesday, April 3, over cBs at O:3O D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

DICK TRACY again matches wits with "The Brain" in '"The Case of The Two Tracys," tonight at 8 D. m. over WATR-ABC. In this adventure of Americas favorite detective an accomplice of The Brain" imperSonates DICK TRACY, steals the funds of the Policemen's and Firemens Benefit, and thus makes TRACY appear the thief. But '"The Brain" is foiled in his plans and the detective captures his gang-again, at the last minute, losing the master criminal him. self.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

I0aI.
 Charlie Stark, announcer on Boa Hawks Monday night CBS lawak spree, gives . few afniable iuHtfuc tons to contentafitS, chosen froE the studio audience, before they aa on the air. This week he sns1 There are two words I want you ts refrain from using. One Is sswsllr and the other Is lousy" "AiI xigk girl from Providence aareeta, brightly, what are they?"
 Ano n Andy were playing gols when someone shouted, Don't sh0ct that birdie-it may be somebody's par"
 Helen Mack, producer Of NEG Date With Judy" program, sIs featured in the spring issue of Mayfair" the fashion publication in Q salute to her as Q careef standing success in her field.
 Agent Ken DolaIl is coming tsl with George Raft mystery seriE ! for radio called 'aThe Private LYe Dolan is also agent and husband Sf Shirley Ross, singer and actress ea the Bob Burns programs over NE Thursday nights. Shirley is be- ing mentioned to head her oWr summer series when Burns takes his annual vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Bette Davis. twice an Academy AAard winner and five other times
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

hilde): Herbert Jansen (Wotan) Kerstin Thorborg (Fricka); and Emanuel List (Hunding). Paul Hreisach will conduct.
 "The State vs. Grace Statefield, to be dramatized by FAMOUS JURY TRIALS, tonight at 8:30 p, m., over WATR-WJz-ABC. dem- onstrates what evil can be done by vicious gossip. Grace Statefield driven from her right mind by the gossip of her friends" kills a young widow whom she suspects of having an affair with her hus- band. The trial proved that Mrs Statefield was the victim of mal- icious gossip, but the jury was forced to convict her on the strength of the evidence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-30

Good Night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-06

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u'ern ld)on mieoer oift 3uiammen.
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gserfebrsmittel Sen @iqen 5u Qeben
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