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Arthur u. Davidson. itn.
ggng Hastings

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Count for The County OF
WAYNE IN Chancorv
MARY VI SNtLitGAN Paint
~ vs. David SNuLlIGAN Defend
ant
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No. l00-3i0
ORDER or RII( ALTON

session OF said Court held
q c Court House in the City ot
Ir'ro ~ said County on tho
\ day Of June 1876
Resent Hon. JOHN Y BRE\-
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0nnIR 0E pIRIICATlON

Alta session Of said Court held n
me CIV OF Detroit. WAYNE County.
Mchlran on June 7. 1916
PRESENT lion CHESTER 7.
OHARA Circm, Judge
II appearing 20 this Court from
AFFIDAVIT on filc that Hush Street
The defendant herein s. not a res
idcnt Of the city OF Detroit Wayne
County Michigan hu resides AZ
G3s Vermont Street Indianapolis,
Ind
on Motion OF Charles p Berry,
Attorney for he Plaintiff
1T IS IiEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant herein Hugh Street.
enter his appearance IN said cause
on or before three C3l months from
the da'e ~ this Order or said bill
will he taken as confessed against
him and that the said order be
published in ha Detroit Tribune a
newspaper printed published and
circulating in said County and
that a COPY o' said Order be sent
20 the llst-known post office adj
dress Of tho defendant said address
hcinr e3j Vermont ST. Indianapo-
U.s. Ind
CHESTER r 0HARA
Circuit Judge.
O. True Copy)
CASPAR J LINGEMAN Clerk
By 4 Shtdd
Deputy Clerk 7-6-s-lo
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ORDER OF PIBI.ICATION

At a session OF said Court held
at tho Court House in the city Of
Detroit on tho 9th day Of June A..
D.. 1896
PRESENT Hon CHESTER P.
oHARA, Circuit judee
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned in what STATE or country the
defendant now resides and her
present whereabouts is unknown,
hat her last known place Of resi-
dence was PSI Nj Vernon Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan
on MOTION or LEWIS ROW
IETTE & BROWN. Attorneys for
Waiter Hester. plaintiff herein
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance IN
said cause on or before three
months from nc date ~ this order,
or the Bill Of Complaint may he
taken as confessed and that said
Order be published and copy
thereof served upon defendant nv
registered mail as required hy aw.
CHESTER P. 0WAEA.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CAsPAR ]. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY a Shedd.
Deputy Clerk 6-29-s-3
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PRINCE HALL o.E.s. COLUMN

HklNOE HALL O,E.O. 1O-OlH4N
GLIDING STAR CHAPTtR 80, IL STATED NtFliNiS lst
Wcdnc >day pIGEff WORN Ard Wednesday. Worthy Naron
Viola VI Perry. ,a Leland H. l-3't2i Worthy Patron
White, - ErSkine Ant CO.'S Secretary Ara
Grace b. Balcuecr. $500, seth -. J. \. i66l.
BATHSHFBA CHAPTER No. 9-STATEn MEETINGS list Fri.
day. DEGREE WORN Nb FRIDAY. worthy Natron Mrs
Florence Fields. 1916 Hamilton IT.. l65a4 Worthy Patron
Mr.. G. Schuscr Isl, roquoiS w. 1922 secretary Mrs
Carrie y. Riley, 1898 Parker Pl- ''65
GOLDEN IFAF 40. 1t-STATFn MEETINGS lT Nednesday
DEGREE WORK Srd Wednesday. worthy Maron-M Mrs GER
trude cray I9OSs Cameron s>629; Worthy Mr.
Ray. Yeamans.
PRISCILLA CHATTER NO. gt-STATED MEETINGS end Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 4h Friday. Worthy Matron-Nlss Chan
4. Lindsay, 55i Mack TE. 9.5iO3; Worthy PnronMrI
cey. Si85 Russell. CT. iSS9
LONE STAR CHAPTER 80. 26-STATED MTFIlNGS Isl
Thursday DEGRFE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Mairon-
Mrs. Mary Hudson. Chestnut. worthy Patron - Mrl
Glenn. 2l3Si MajesiC Secretary Mrs. Nellie VIZ
s0S2i wyoming, Ferndale.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER 80. sS-STATED MEETINGS 2nd Wed
nesday. DEGREE WORN ith Wednesday. WORTH Matron-
Rhodes. 60al Whtewood, ~ e5iS5; Worthy Patron
Mr. Bradford Trskire Tt. s.7lSS; Secretary
Mrs Ruth Flood 555i central, Il. 6-5N6a
CAPSTONE CHAPTER No. gs-STATED MEETINGS2nd Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK fth Thursday worthy Natron-- Mrs
Celeste Richardson. 1922 Charlc r. sS6ai Worthy Patron
M General Johnson. 1881 Hunt ~ 6S5s' Secretary -
Mrs Rosa Blunt 2t47 Muet. ~. 1883.
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. SO-STATED MEETINGS LIST
Thursday. DEGREE WORK ard Thursday, Worthy Mhtron
Miss r. LouiSe RORtman ~. 0O30; Worthy Patron Il
Mr. Jordan D. Granger $3.50 Oakland MA Ss Secretary-I
DORClAN CHAPTER No. Sc STATED MEETINGS end Mon
day. DEGREE WORK 4ih Thursday. Worthy MairOn -
Mrs. Yvonne C. Tayor AZ Marston, TR lO5OSi Worthy Pa
tron - MalachIa Smith. 555 Hague; Secretary Mrs. NIL
dred i. Stewart, SS73 Ruhl. ri. 1899
DEBORAH CHPTRR M. Ss-STATFn MEETINGS. 2nd Monday
DEGRPE WORK th Monday worth, Natron Mrs. Es.I
Walter Cyr. 5Sss Ncrosc, TI l-3iG Secretary Mrs
Aimee r. Flowers, s6S6 W Forest.
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Lewis. Rowlctte. Brown, AttyS.
100 NJ. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Cour' for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry
WALTER HESTER Plaintiff VS..
VIENNA HESTER. Defendant
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Anthony Nelson, Attorney
f.. ppnobScot Rldp.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in he
al H court for the County Of
N n ChanCcry.
LtrONOR Plaintiff KS JAKE
Co\nB Defendant
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Charles y. Berry. Attorney
sons uroodwnv

STATE or MlCHlGAN ~ tho
circuit Court for he County OF
Wayno in Chancery
PAULINE STREET Plaintiff vs.
HUGH STREET Defendant
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Simmons & Blhh. Attorneys
5S5 GrAtIOi

80 GratlOi
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery
MATTE WASHINGTON Plain
tiff. VS. ROBERT WASHINGTON.
Defendant.
No. 306.Sgs
Al a session OF said Court held
al the Court House in tie city Of
Detroit on the 3lst day Of May a.
~. 1886
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
PRESENT Hon FRANK B..
FERGUSON. Circuit Judge
In this cause j, appearing from
affidavit on file that after diligent
search and inquiry Il cannot be
ascer' aimed in what state or Coun-
try tho defendant resides
on MOTION or SIMMONS AND
BlRR attorneys FOR plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED Thar copy oi
This order be published according
TO law in the Detroit Tribune and
also that a copy Of this Order be
sent by registered mail 20 said
defendant az his last known ad-
drss fo-wii 1857 Dequindrc De-
troit. Michigan
FRANK r FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
q True Copy)
CASPAR ]. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY 4 Shadd,
Deputy Clerk 7-l3-s-i7
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This won't hurt a Bit"
LEGAL NOTICES

ROY SIDNEY RENWRICK,
Plaintiff VS.. ALICE RENWRlCK,
Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICES
Arthur u. Davidson, Attorney
9anG Hastings

eryrE or MICHIGAN in the
c,,,r Conr. for the County OF
vsvne in Chancery.
W,F HELEN HILL. Plaintiff vs..
rpNEsr NIL Defendant
IlI-- -. nMAnnE
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ID. anR.sla

Al session Of said Court held
az the Court House In tho city Of
Detroit on the 3lst day Of May a,
Il f4tr
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Charles II. Kerry. Attorney
1905 Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for no County OF
Wayne in Chancery
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-14
DUNM0RE NEWS

Guests at the Henry Pope
home last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pope and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson.
Mrs. Chef Kaiser was taken
to st. Vincent's hospital where
she underwent a major opera
ton last Friday. She is recover
ing slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pope
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weibert last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Heitzman
and family of Wyola and Emily
HibneS of Sheridan visited rel
ativeS here over the weekend.
Mrs. Della Pope is spending a
few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Weibert.
Ileane Bird and Darece Smith
called on Mrs. Henry Pope one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hibnes en-
tertained the following guests
last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry HeitZman and family, Emily
and Carroll Hibnes, George
Hibnes, Chef Kaiser and chill
dren, Lois Hibnes and Frances
Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weibert
were overnight guests at the
John Pope home Monday night.
Ileane and Marvin Bird called
on Laverne Rieley last Sunday.
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October 80, jackson D. Moody
etux to Jessamine S. Johnson;
con-, 81; Lot I, 2, z, 8, Sec. 80;
NWA, Sec. "a, T. 6S., r. 39E.
October 80, Ed Kopac to Tru-
man Mason etux; con-, 81; Lot
l to 6 incl, Blk 3, Lot l to 6
incl, Blk. 4, o. T., Crow Ag-
ency.
October 80, John Luther etux
to Anna Luther Hoerr; con-, 81;
E 10 it. Lots II, IL, Blk. IL, End
add, Hardin
PATENTS
November l, U. S. of America
to Ira Haynie, SEASWA, Sec.
%, T. IN, R.. BE.
November /, U. S. of America
to Ira Haynie, Sc NWA, Sec.
%, T. IN, R. 37E.
November l, U S. of America
to Ira Haynie, NEANEA, Sec.
%, T. IN, R. BE.
November l, U. S. of America
to Ira Haynie, SEA, EASWA ,
SW ASW Sec. IS, T. IN, R..
BE.
November /, U. S. of America
to Ira Haynie, NEA, NWANW
Il, Sec. IA, T IN. r.. 37E.
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Price Control News

Reduction of local price board
activity, with the acceleration
of the decontrol program which
removed price ceilings from
many of the commodities han
died by the boards, brought the
closing of the Is remaining
OPA board offices in Montana
on November 4. Paid personnel
in the local offices will con-
tinue on duty until December
IL transferring records and
completing the duties involved
in the closing. The 10 local
board offices serving Montana
remained from a peak number
of "a.
The IS board offices closed
Monday were in Anaconda, Bill
lings, Bozeman, Butte, Glendive,
Great Falls, Havre, Helena,
Kalispel, Lewistown, Livingston,
Miles City and Missoula.
Rent control will continue to
be administered by the area
rent offices. Sugar rationing
has been administered from the
district office in Helena since
last January. Other board func-
tons will be transferred to the
district office.
Montana District Director L.
M. A. Wass, in the order clos
ing the board offices, expressed
appreciation of the patriotic
and unselfish work of board
members and personnel.
Sugar will continue to be
scarce, and sugar will be one
of the last wartime shortages
to end, according to facts on
the present supply. Before the
war we consumed 100 pounds
of sugar per year per capita.
The per capita consumption in
the United States this year will
be at or under rs pounds. This
year the seven per cent of the
worlds population living in
these United States will con-
sumo about 20 per cent of the
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locals

MI and Mrs. M. w. Murfin,
former Hardin residents, have
moved to Dillon from Columbus
recently. Mr.. Muffin has re-
Gently been employed in the
bank in Columbus. He will be
executive secretary of the Dill
lon Chamber of Commerce and
manager of a credit bureau
there. Mrs. Muffin will also be
employed in the credit bureau.
Marilyn Bair, cadet nurse at
the Fort Mckenzie hospital,
spent the weekend in Hardin
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stark Bair.
Jack and Andy Rummell of
Helena were guests Sunday at
the Stark Bair home.
Velma Cox, cadet nurse at
the Fort Mckenzie hospital,
spent the weekend in this
community visiting her parents.
POM poms and large NUNS
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for Thanksgiving. Give your
hostess a bouquet. Mrs. Fred
Waterman, phi. 85.-Adv.
The HEO Home Demonstra-
ton club will meet November
20 at 2 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Weigand with Mrs. Jack
son and Mrs. Weigand as host
eSSeS.
Mrs. P. E. Sheppard of Hutch
inson, Mimi, who had been
visiting her brother, C D
Goodnow, returned to her home
Sunday.
Miss LaVonne Crosse of Belle
Fouche, S. D., spent the week.
end in Hardin with her mother,
Mrs. R. A. Woods, and family.
CHRISTMAS cards, wrap
pings, ribbons, seals. Gift to go
inside them. Big Horn Drug Co.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Miller left
Friday to spend the winter in
LOngview, Wash.
Wilbur Fish, local carpenter
severely cut three fingers on
his right hand in a power saw
Wednesday. He is receiving
treatment at the local hospital,
Charley Pannage, representa-
tive of the Carpenter Paper
company of Billings, was max
ing business calls in Hardin on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Quinn and Mrs
Sam Cunningham were Billings
callers on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig Buech-
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gun
ningham were callers in Bill
lings last Thursday where Mrs
Cunningham received medical
treatment.
THE WSCS will hold a rum
mage sale Saturday, Nov. %, in
the Montana Power building
Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Romine
returned last Sunday from a
tour of the East. They visited
in southern Indiana and St
Louis, Mo-, where they attend
ed the World Series baseball.
games. Mr.. Romine visited hi:
brother who was very i'll in Al
toona, Pa.
BARBARA Gould anniversary
sale, $3.50 creams for SIPS plus
tax. Big Horn Drug Co.-Adv.
Charles Egnew spent the
weekend and Monday in Lau-
rel with his wife and family,
Mrs. Hollis M Johnson anc
Gregg and Stevie returned tc
Hardin after spending two
weeks in Lincoln, Neb., with
her father.
Russell Peterson and E. S
Mcintyre returned to Hardin
Friday following a business trip
to Minneapolis.
BERKELEY G.. I. Liter-3e
blades. 81. Big Horn Drug Co.
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Deeter OF
Big Horn, Wye, left last week
on an extended trip through
the Southwest and to the Pa
cific coast.
electric flat
irons, $7.95. Big Horn Drug Co
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Swaby
returned Tuesday evening from
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day evening to spend two weeks
at the home of his cousin, AL
Balensky and family.
PREMIER vacuum cleaners.
Big Horn Drug Co.-Adv
Mrs. Jack Newkirk and
daughter, Carla, left Monday
for Texas to visit relatives for
two weeks.
David Mann, who has been
employed in Helena, is now liv-
ing in Hardin with his wife and
family and is employed with
the Bureau of Reclamation.
FILM. We have just received
1000 rolls. All regular sizes.
Better stock up for the holi-
days. Big Horn Drug.-Adv.
Mrs. Goldie Finlayson had as
her guests over the weekend
her mother, Mrs. E. c. Elarth,
and her sister, Miss Vivian Ell
arth, both of Sheridan
George GuStafson and E. E.
Isaac of Bozeman were bust
ness callers in Hardin over the
weekend.
POM poms and large NUNS
for Thanksgiving. Give your
hostess a bouquet. Mrs. Fred
Waterman, phi. 85.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kenney
and son of Sarpy were in Har-
din on Wednesday.
Relatives from this commu-
nifty will be leaving Friday for
Bowbells, N. D., to attend the
funeral of John Romine, who
died at the home of his daugh-
fer in Altoona. Pa.
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out of the picture since 1912.
Europe's beet sugar industry
was badly disorganized during
the past year, since We Day,
but will no doubt recover stead
lily. Sugar %refineries could not
get supplies Of coal to operate.
and beetS could not be harvest
ed. Hawaii, Cuba and Puerto
Rico shipped less sugar this
year than last, but prospects
are better for next year. There
should be a slow but steady
build-up of world sugar sup
plies.
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total world supply.
Shortages are explained pri-
marily by the diSlocations of
war. All growers were affected
by lack of labor, machinery, or
the ravages of war. Only in the
United States has production
increased.
The Philippines have shipped
no sugar since 1912. Only mod
crate supplies will probably be
shipped in 1947. Ordinarily Java
and the East Indies are large
contributors to the worlds su-
gar supply. They have also been
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a trip to Great Falls where
they spent a week visiting rel
atives.
VETERI A instruments,
indications, supplies and in
formation. Big Horn Drug Co.
Adv.
T. D. Kelly of the Billings Of
flee of the Internal Revenue
department, was making bust
ness calls in Hardin this week.
The M & M cafe is closed
this week for remodeling and
will open in the near future.
Mike and Ernie Kuchera left
Wednesday night for Omaha,
Kansas City, st. Louis and
other midwestern points.
ONE day only Saturday, No.
vember 16, stock up on SMA-
Baby food. 98c. Big Horn Drug
Mrs. Jens Kalberg and
daughter, Carol, were dinner
guests of Mrs. Elmer A. Skeie
Sunday.
VISIT our Beauty Bar" Big
Horn Drug Co.-Adv.
Austin G. Slattery and Ed
Schoen spent Sunday hunting
in the Dry Head country.
Marvin Turner, Jr., left last
Saturday for st. Paul, Mimi,
where he is spending several
days transacting business.
Hazel Thomson has accepted
a position at the Security Trust
and Savings bank in Billings.
MIR. and Mrs Ed Benzel are
parents of a son, born recently,
weighing eight pounds and six
ounces. He has been named
Dale Allen.
P. D. Thomson left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis on a
buying trip.
Miss Charlotte Mccarthy of
Billings spent the weekend in
Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glenn
ents of Jordan are visiting their
son, Clarence, this week.
Robert Barker was a Billings
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanes
returned Wednesday from Salt
Lake City, where they spent a
few days.
A REGISTERED pharmacist
IS on duty at all times at the
Big Horn Drug. Let us fill your
prescriptions. Big Horn Drug
Co.-Adv.
Elwood Bailey spent Wednes-
day in Billings.
James Lawson left Tuesday
evening for Texas where he
will spend a few days before
leaving for Guam
Ray Miller was a Sheridan
caller on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Fisher
are parents of a son, born last
Thursday in the Big Horn
County Community hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olenik have
moved into Hardin where Mr..
Olenik is employed by the Rail-
way Express company.
WE are agents for Garden
City Publishing Co. and Double
day Dorm Publishing Co. Visit
out bookshelves. Big Horn Drug
Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rimer are
parents of a daughter, born No
vember IL in a Billings hospital.
CORKSCREWS, heavy duty,
19c. Big Horn Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Fred Waterman attend
ed the Montana Florists asso-
citation convention and school
of design in Billings Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Ola B. Maddox, state Or
ganizer of the PEG clubs, left
Sunday morning on a tour of
the state. She will visit PEG
chapters in Kalispell, Whitefish,
Poison, Deer Lodge, Anaconda
and Dillon.
Mrs. Betty Newkirk and Miss
Wanda NeWkirk were Billings
callers Tuesday.
Thomas D. Campbell arrived
in Hardin Wednesday from Al
! buquerque, N M. He will spend
a few days here transacting
business.
w. G.. Yuill spent a few days
this week in Hardin.
FULL lines SheafferS, Parker
and Evershap pens, pencils and
sets. Also the wonderful Ever
sharp ball point pen. Big Horn
Drug CO.-Adv.
Joe OrchOWski of Grow Ag-
ency i: assisting in the county
attorneys office.
Calvin OXner of Gettysburg.
S. D., arrived in Hardin Mon-
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JOIN A FAMOUS
FIGHTING
DIVISION

The famous 9TH Infantry Division, now
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ened its ranks to hand-picked, keen
young men capable of meeting its high
standards.
from the Japanese-heroes of battles on
Attu, Kwajalein, Leyte and Okinawa-
the "Hourglass" 9TH offers the right
kind Of man a chance to join a top
outfit. A three-year enlistment for serv-
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A Private starts at so a month lover.
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BILLINGS, MONTANA
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kAIP BALI TIKISI
SUSELPTT?

PO BALI seimo New Yorke
kur buvo nutarta sukelti puse
milijono dolariV Lietuviu pabe-
geliu selpimui, buvo tiketasi
) tuoj prasidedant vajaus, ypac
kad veik visoms Lietuviu kolo-
nijoms ir valstijoms buvo nu-
statyta net kvotos.
Kai BALE pirmininkas, Kun.
DIR. Koncius, pastaru laiku pa
siryzo pervaziuoti nekurias mu-
sQ kolonijas, tQ koloniju veik6-
jai tikejo kad tai bus pradetas
BALI aukQ vajus, ir norejo
tai padaryti. Taciau BALI pir-
mlnlnko misija tose kolonijose
buvo tik pasikalbeti su veike-
jais, vajus - ma dievai Zinc
kada bus pradetas.
Tuo tarpu, Europoje baigia-
ma UNRRA globa isvietintiems
zmonemS, 0 II prie to dar tie
patys isvietinti Lietuviai, kaip
matysite is Shame Dirvos nume-
RYE telpancio aprasymo ant
5-to pusl., "Lietuviai Wuert-
tembergo ir Badeno Padange-
je'', tikisi BALE paramos, nes
UNRRA teikiamos pagalbos
nepakanka.
"Norim tiketi kad ia para
ma ateityje bus dar efektin-
gesne, nes paciu tremtiniu ma
terialinis pajiegumas diena die
non mazeja'', sake raSytojas.
O is ko BALI ta parama,
net padidejusia, duos? Ar tik
neapvils, ir labai skaudziai, tQ
kuriems BALE pirmininkas gal
visokius pazadus dare, jeigu
BALE vajaus nepradeda?
KODEL gi nepradeda? Nagi
del vienos "menkos" priezas-
ties: musu tarybininkai pasi-
Soko pirmiau sukelti savo fon-
dui $250,0O0, tai BALI turi
palaukti. -.
Kaip zinoma, tarybi9inkai is
leido apie 100000 savo "infor-
macijos centro" islaikymui (po
to centro biudzetu paslepta Ell
lie kitokiQ islaidu, kad If tokiQ
kaip tarybininku gausus pagur-
ksnojimai kada tik jie suva-
ziuoja posedzius}.
W tuos pinigus ka Xxi siol
iSleido savo ''informacijos CEN
tro" islaikymui, galejo padary-
ii daug naudos, gi tue tarpu
ju darbai yra mazyciai, didu-
mole pasigyrimas atstovavimu
"visu Americas Lietuviu' ir is
leidimas keliu mazos vertes
knygeliu, po to tik pamegdzio-
jimas LVS darbu.
Kokiems svarbiems darbams
dabar kelia tuos $25O,O0O?
Lai sau keltu, niekas nuo to
nelaiko. Bet kada BALE vaju
atstumia pusei metz uzpaka-
lin, isvietintu Lietuviu selpi-
ma padeda j sail. 0 savo reika-
Ia pastato pirmiausia, kick gi
gall tiketis surinkti BALI po|
tarybininku iskolektavimo 250!
tukstanciu dolariu?,
Bet BALI turf tyleti, turf
uzsileisti, nes tarybininkai tu-
ri BALE ant virvutes pasirise.
Kadangi tarybininkai niekad
nepasieks savo $250,O0O sumos,
kas bus su BALE vajum? Be
abejo, BALI reikalu, kaip ben
dru, sauksis ir j tautine visuo-
meme, kuri labai duosni labda-
ros reikaluose. Tada ras rel
kalo skelbti kad visi bendrai
privalo BALI remit, bet da-
bar jie patys jam kenkia, uz-
kisdami savo reikala pirmiau-
sia. BALE. NaryS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
SOVIETUOSE, ku

SVN L UO0I, huI duhoI1C
il valdovai turf patieke liau-
dziai neva konstitucija, kuri
uztikrina visiems zodzio laisve,
zmones pakliuva j kalejimus ar
istremiami Sibira uz paabe-
jojima kad ju salyje zodzio
laisve yra. Jeigu kas kitaip
mano ir drysta apie tai prasi-
tarti tas jau zuves.