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Evening star., 1947-03-13

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Evening star., 1947-03-02

Queen, Carter Dickson, or Frank Gruber
il sure to be goodi ALL OF THESE, and
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Evening star., 1947-03-02

D EX STOUT, AGATHA CHRIS
X TIE, and MIGNON EBERHART
are three of the greatest living writer's
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many advantages of belonging to the
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How This Club Brings YoU
tho Best mysteries
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q mystery by Rex Stout. Agatha
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Evening star., 1947-03-02

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Evening star., 1947-03-02

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Evening star., 1947-03-02
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Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Daniels In the Lions Den

From the evil that backens of Dec T. 1941 there sprngng T. 1947 That date Pearl abor Day. has been chosen Legion as Good Neighbor Day
 May it be all of that and Americans everv- where May the Legion creed of race o class creed or pocital beief become tor America and for the world in the
 May the bitter hate, patriotism during the war years burn down is parasite that of living.
 AS hate dies there feeling of neghbor ness and comradeshp toward fellow yono our nelghbors reach where May we learn and tolerance neghbor Russians Jews Japanese alike
 We peace now surely is troubled peace Is not that restless born hate and distrus of other negors 
 We have enemies We the months and years before us, if we truly Good Neighbors
 Remember, neghbors the live beside you They're not people have chosen be there they agree With They ably quite different than their beliefs politics and in their way of living
 But they neighbor the ame-theye bors whether they're the yours the little brown people who live just beyond You're not asked to with everything just asked those acts and thoughts That's all good neghbors have
 Yet good neighbors much give you somehlng when need it. apt to give nasty gift in order ferers, since those cries make unpleasant listening
 good neghbor does much than gift the poor good with mendation in good times and bad negbor unheard when differ your policies good neigh bo when he cannot find right stand There's for hate in the heart of neghbor
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Small Fry Show How It's Done

WASILLA - Learning takes best when applied young, if the honor roll of the Wasilla school can be used as an example. Four primary students, eight from the intermediate grades, and only two high school students were named on the school honor roll at the end of the second grade period, according to James Pen- dleton, school superintendent.
 Honor students included:
 PrimarY-Don Carter. Aud reY Dinkel, Sally Carson and Gary Johnson.
 1nteFmediate-JimmY Wick arYous. Jean Ann Wilson, Alice Church. Ethel Smith. Colleen Iceland. AllaYne Nelson. Gene Dinkel and Larry Bryant.
 High school-Flo Alice Din kle and Juanita McDonald.
 There were 42 pupils in the Wasilla school who were neither absent nor tardy during the sec ond grade period.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Three Haue Birthday On November 28

WAS1LLA-Three local resi- dents, Mrs. T. B. Belts, Miss Peggy Cronk and Ray Bergman. celebrated mutual birthday last week with a party and dance. All were born Nov. 28.
 Nearly 50 guests of the trio gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lee Nelson. The birthday cake and coffee were served at the Nelson home, and then the group adjourned to the Wasilla cocktail lounge for dancing. A midnight lunch was served at the lounge.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Sourdough Club Meets Dec. 9

The Sourdough Homemakers club Christmas party will be held next Tuesday at the home of Lucille Ungaro on the Rex Monaghan farm, it was an- nounced today.
 The party, which is for all the family, begins at 8 o'clock. Everyone who attends is asked to bring a small gift for ex- change.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
CHURCH NEEDS WOOD

WASILLA-The men here are planning a wood-cutting bee at the Carl Paulsen form this week. end. The project is to cut enough wood to supply the Community church. They will meet at the Paulsen home Saturday morning.
Evening star., 1947-12-06

In this treasure collections:
cultured peoh necklaces, SIS. so to $3.50
cultured pearl earrings, S36 to S402
-~-- cultured pearl pins, $54.80 to 1854
cultured pearl rings, S50,40 to S504
prices include 200o tox
W&I-F4ne Jewelry Floor
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
VELYKINES PAMALDOS
ID. Nj. N. p. PARAPIJOJE

Naujoje parapijoje suruosta
grail Velykiniu giesmiu pro-
grama vad. Regimes Brazaitie-
mes. Prisikelimo Misios bus 6
val. ryto, po to kitos misios
$50, 9, 10, ir IL val.
Velyku iskilmiu muzikos ir
giedojimo programa bus:
Choras - "Garbinkim Vies-
patti (Gounod); Mass in f
(Gruber); Offertory Alleluia
"Exultate, Jubilate" (Mozart),
solo Mrs. V. Greicius, Jr.;
Christ the Lord is Risen -
choras; Regina Coeli (Wer-
ney). Kvartetas: H. Garnis,
L. Aleksa, w. Jurgelis, J. Bra
zaitis; Haec Dies - Battman
duetas: Mrs. H. Garnis ir W.
Jurgelis. Linksma Diena Nuns
NuSvito - choras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Mrs. Susan DeRighter
Paliuosuota

Cub. Herbert, kaip pranesa
vietos laikrasciai, sutiko pri-
init parole tarybos rekomen-
dacija paliuosuoti is Marysville
Reformatory namu Mrs. Susan
DeRighter, ir il sugrys ma
mus prizes Velykas, penktadie-
nj. JOS paliuosavimui prasy-
mus iteike Cuyahoga County
Savings and Loan League ir
Cleveland Cosmopolitan Club.
Mrs. DeRighter buvo nutei-
sta nuo l Xxi 5 metu kalejimo
ir isbuvo Marysville 10 meme
siu laiko, ir dabar gubernato-
riaus malones aktu il paleidzia-
ma. il buvo nuteista sarysy-
je su istikusia balsu klasta
22-me Warde 1943 metu rinki.
muose, kuomet James F. Nc
Caffery buvo isrinktas Coun.
cilmanu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
MIRI M Al
LANKESI SAVO TEVO
LAIDOTUVESE

Musu veikeja, Mare Misci-
kene, su dviem dukterimis,
buvo rfuvaziavus j laidotuves
savo tevo, Kazio Medelio, ku-
ris mire Philadelphia, Pa, Ko-
vo ID. Palaidotas buvo Kovo
10 d. Kartu ten buvo nuvy-
kes ir jos brolis Juozas Mede-
lis SUI Selma, is Clevelando.
Velionis buvo placiai zino-
mas Scranton, Pa, LietuviQ
kolonijoje, kur darbavosi per
ilgus laikus. Laidotuvems taip-
gi buvo suvaziave kit jo al
Mai is kitu miestu.
Velionis mego Lietuviu spau-
da, buvo Dirvos skaitytojas. ir
RENE Lietuviskus reikalus. Ke-
Ii metal atgal atsilankes Cleve.
lande ir pirma karta pamates
Lietuviu Kulturini DARRELL la
bal juo gerejosi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

patriation is our principal purpose"
That is on a par with "repatriating"
the Jews under Hitler. Paradox
cally, the locale Of this new terror
ism is the American zone under
UNRRA Director Jack Whiting.
There will be many more crosses
rising in Lithuania. However the
day still is distant when this an
cient race of "The Land of Crosses"
will be able to erect them. But
didn't they wait 100 years under
the czars?
"The mills of God grind slowly
Anthony Dainus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Millions of Crosses for
Land of Crosses"
reprint from Michigan Catholic,
Feb. Z, 1947)

To the Editor: Approximately
million Lithuanian Americans once
again sadly observe the February
anniversary of Lithuania's former
independence.
The last European nation to ac-
cept Christianity was Lithuania. The
nation saved western Europe from
the Mongol hordes while she ruled
from the Baltic to the Black sea.
The symbol of this acceptance is
seen all over that Catholic nation
thousands of quaint roadside cross
shrines, ranging from models of
simplicity to hand-carved master
pieces, memorials to happy events
or sorrowful tragedies. The fa-
nous crosses at Kraziai are ma
tional shrine marking the spot where
hundreds of Catholics were wanton-
ly butchered by the Czarist forces.
Events of the last six years are
destined to swell this category more
than all the tragic events of the
last 600 years.
On foreign soil at Augsburgh,
Seedorf and Tolk, Lithuanian "dis-
placed sections" have crosses near
their camps in memory of a people,
their plight and their Faith. Thou
sands more will be built in the
homeland when fear and the new
Asiatic hordes will no longer ham
per their erection.
These will commemorate half a
million Lithuanian martyrs of Nazi
subjugation and Soviet liberation
thousands inhumanly deported to the
Red slave camps; 1000 heroes who
fell in the 1941 insurrection against
the Reds; tens of thousands more
slain in reprisal when the Russians
came back in 1914; thousands OF
Partisans slain and doomed and the
country folk who aided them; the
martyred clergy, and thousands of
refugees now trapped in the Red
zone of Germany.
Terror haunts the DIP camps
where $4,000 Lithuanians are to be
found, chiefly because the Soviets
are party to the policies of the
| UNRRA and its successor, IRO
Its irony speaks for itself: "Re.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Atvyko is Europos

Pereitos savaites pradzioje
Clevelanda atvyko pirmas Lie
tuvis tremtinys atsidures Bel
gijoje, tai Balys Domasevicius,
kuri cia parsikviete jo pusse-
sere Mrs. George Vesprani
(Stella Cirkelyte), su savo wy
ru padarydama visus reikalin-
gus dokumentus. Nors jos Wy
ras yra kitatautis, jis mielai
sutiko kviesti ir dokumentus
pasirasyti, ir dabar Sis jaunas
Lietuvis jau laimingai pasieke
Amerika. Stella Vesprani bu-
vo nuskridus j New Yorka il
pasitikti, ir gryzo j Clevelanda
per pacia audra Kovo 25, bet
Xxi Pittsburgho daskridus ten
lektuvas turejo nusileisti, ne
galejo toliau skristi. Parvazia-
vo jie j Clevelanda traukiniu.
Prize laivo New Yorke pasiti-
ko il If ju dede T. Cirkelis is
Brooklyno, Dirvos skaitytoias.
Pasisveciave pas dede Brook
lyme, jie parvaziavo cia. Balys
yra medic apdirbejas (sta-
lius), jis pasirenges stoti j ma
mu statybos darbus Clevelan-
de.
Placiai jis apsake apie Lie
tuviu pergyvenimus bolseviku
ir Vokieciu okupacijQ metu, ir
apie daugybes Lietuviu prize
varta isvaryma Vokietija ka-
da naciai Lietuvoje atsirado
Belgijoje, kur yra dalis Lie,
tuviu tremtiniu, jie turf sun
kius darbus dirbti ANGLES ka,
syklose, gaudami prasta mais.
ta. Sake, Belgijoje budamas
gaudavo Dirva paskaityti, ku
ri ten siunciama per Kun. Da
nauska tremtiniams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
REPORTS RUSSIA
LURES LITHUANIAN
MEN OF SCIENCE

reprint from Chic. Daily Tribune)
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 1.-THE Rus
slams are paying Lithuanian scien-
fists high salaries to enter soviet
service, said Lithuanian refugee
who escaped to Sweden.
The refugee reported that work
ers in Lithuania receive only 900
to 500 rubles a month (the nomi-
nal value of a ruble is 18 cents), /,
but Kaunas university professors
get at least 10000 rubles a month.
The president of the Lithuanian
academy of science receives $4,000
rubles a month. The scientists al
SO get the largest rations and are
permitted to buy in the state shops,
which sell wine, spirits, butter, eggs
and other Injuries.
The soviet policy in Lithuania,
the refugee said, is directed mainly
against small peasants, S5 per cent
of the population. The peasants
are heavily taxed and subjected to
organized pillage by the state. AL
tho their farms have been split
up to starvation size, the peasants
are required to deliver tons Of
cereals, '165 pounds of butter, / 1OC
pounds of potatoes, and 375 pounds
of meat, for which the state pays
the lowest prices. The refugee
estimated Lithuanian production OF
agriculture to be about 40 per cent
of the pre-war volume.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
ATMETE PAGREITINTA
VASARAI LAIkA

Clevelando miesto taryboie
buvo ruoSiama pravesti suna-
nymas vasaros laikui pagrei-
tinti laika viena valanda, kaip
kad tureta karo metu, taciau
Kovo 81 tarybos posedyje 2U
balsais prizes 10 pagreitintas
arba "daylight saving" laikas
tapo atmestas. 81 menesi ne
reikes sukti laikrodziu pirmyn,
kaip daryta keliais metals pir-
miau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

EVERY American ought to live
under Communism for four weeks"
Victor Purvil refugee from Rus
sian rule in Latvia, urged today.
"You can't understand the things
we tell you about life under the
Communists because it is unbeliev-
able to you. If Americans could
see real Communistic government
at work for four weeks, then they
could believe what we say"
Purvit, newspaperman and young
lawyer in Riga, arrived at the home
of relatives in Detroit two weeks
ago, changing his real name to Pur
Wit to protect members of his fam
lily still in Latvia ,<f
He was able to come here be-
cause, during German occupation
of Latvia, he was moved to Austria
as a worker, then, from a DIP
camp, got permission to come to
Detroit.
REDS UNBELIEVING
"When Russian troops marched
into Riga in 194O", Purvit said,
"they saw our shop windows. In
the rs years we were independent
Latvia had become prosperous"
"The Russians took it for grant
ed that our. everyday displays i'll
the shops were special display
intended to impress them with the
things we had, and they were sur
prised to find that these things
really were for sale.
"Some of them told me, The
commissars told us we were COM
ing here to deliver you, that we
were starving and had nothing.
You have more than we have. When
you can buy one suit in three years
in Russia. that is richness for us"
TELLS OF PROMISES
Communist pattern economically,
Purvit said, consisted of promising
that prices would not rise above
the fixed price levels of Russia, and
that "the working people" would
get immediate wage increases OF
"3O to 40 per cent"
He went on:
"They did both things-for about
two months. And then it ended
They changed the monetary system
from ours to Russian money. A
worker who was getting wages OF
100 lats got 100 rubles. But al
the same time, while they kept
wages the same, prices increased
ga suit that cost 80 lats went
to 600 rubles. In general, all the
prices went up from 100 to 20(
per cent, and even the people whf
: had got 40 per cent raises were
way behind.
RUSSIA HAS PROBLEM
"In the early days, we had tole
ourselves, Anyway, it is better the
Russians should come than Ger
mans, at least After they came
we learned what Communism real
ly was.
Russia snow has a problem OF
millions of troops who have seer
that other countries are not--ol
were not-as poor as they hat
been told. Troops in Riga, wher
they were sent home to Russia
were not sent to the towns the!
came from. They were sent to th'
Vladivostok region, to keep then
from telling the truth to their ow,
people who would believe.
SEES NEW PEARL HARBOR'
MANY, many divisions are still
in Europe millions. If they chos'
to march, they could be on tn
English Channel in two days. There
are not enough British, American
and French to stop them. The!
are waiting for the right time.
aA,d tho t;pna will come Yo,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
OHIO mOkyklOse

OHIO mokyklose spiriama
imtis tyrineti komunistu pro-
pagandos platinima. Guberna =
toriui siuloma isteigti komisija
tyrinejimui kenksmingos veik-
los ir komunistines itakos val
stijos mokyklose, kolegijose ir
universitetuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
SUTRAUKE TINKLUS

Pereitos savaites smarki au-
dra padare didelius nuostolius
Erie Ezero zuvininkystes in
dustrijai: daugybe tinklu pra-
zudyta arba sutraukyta ir lai-
val gryzo tusti be zuvies.
Nuostoliai tinklams pasiekia
$4,000 Clevelando, Sandusky
Lorain ir Vermilion zuvinin-
kams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

PARSIDUODA FARMA
arba mainysim ant namo mie-
ste. Randasi Montville town.
ship, / mile siauren nuo Mont,
vile, Ohio. Rasyti:
Mr.. Petkus
Hart's Corner Route 4
Chardon, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
ELEKTROS naudotOiai

ELEKTROS naudotojai ku-
RE gauna Illuminating Kom-
panijos elektra, apie 324,70O
gyventoju Clevelande ir apie-
linkeje, gaus kredito bendrai
INFANT 2 milijonu dolariu su-
mole, uz praeita laika, nes mie-
sto valdybai pavyko iskovoti
elektros atpiginima. Visi ku-
rie naudojo Illuminating elek-
ira gaus kredito prie savo Lie
pos menesio bilu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
SVECIAVIMAISI

Eva Norek (buVus Petraitie-
ne), gavus zinia kad nesvei-
kuoja cia jos motina, is Flori-
dos atvaziavo ja palankyti. Ta
proga pasimate su daugeliu sa-
vo artimu draugu.
Misciku dukterys siomis die
nomis viena viesi New Yorke,
kita lankosi Floridoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
BAIGE SLAUGES MOKSLA

Ona Stankunas, dukte Dir
vos skaitytoju Albino ir Onos
Stankunu, nuo 1929 E. 40 st,
Kovo 4 d. baige Lakeside Hos
pital slauges-nurse moksla. il
toje ligonineje ir pasilieka to-
liau tarnauti.
Jos mokslo baigimo proga,
tevu namuose buvo surengta
jai pokilis, kur dalyvavo daug
jos ir seimos artimuju. W to
pokilio surengima dekoja PIP.
Macyauskams ir Ivanauskams,
ir Kittens visiems az dalyvavi-
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
DELICATESSEN Parsiduoda

Su C-2 License. IL metu isdlr-
btas biznis. $7OO Xxi $500 say.
ineigu, su gyvenimo kambariais
parsiduoda uz $4,000.
GLenville $3.50 (14)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Linksnu Velyku!

ir visokio gero pasisekimo
linkiu savo geriems klijen-
tamS.
Advokatas V. J. Pugher,
1905 Superior Ave.
Tel. GA. 7719.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Describes Evils Of Communism

will have another Pearl Harbor,
some day. The Third International
still believes in worldwide Com
munism, and the Communists do
not believe that the world is big
enough for two kinds of nations,
Communist and Democratic, lik e
yours"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

RAUDONUJU grupes pra-
dejo Clevelande rengti protes-
to mitingus, smerkiant Prezi-
dento Trumano sumanyma tel
xii pagalba Graikijai ir Tur-
kijai prizes komunizma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Velykons Geles

Specializuojame Vestuviu Buketais.
Sviezios geles visokiems reikalams.
Pirkit GELES is patikimos vietos
Hageman's Floral Shop
1875 E. 131 St. LO 1922
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-pasiq-
skit prenumerata dabar ir
Dirva jus tuOj lankys.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Durham and
son, Playfold, Of Uniontown, Pa. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCulloh, Of
near Addison, Pa, We're Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dun
ham
James Skidmore returned to Green
belt, Md. after weekend visit here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Skidmore. Mr. Skidmore returned
with his son to Greenbelt and visited
until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Benny Schroyer was Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LEVEL
yn at Elder Hill.
Mrs. Elvira Lichty, Connellsville,
Pa, was a weekend guest of her sis
ter, Miss Alice Conway.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde NanSickle We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd VanSckle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
VanSickle, and Mrs. Marvin Males,
Uniontown. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. ?. J..
Kahl and family, Accident; Misses
Ruth and Daisy Schroyer, Oakland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Riley and
family, of near Green Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Riley and
family ana MIS-. AHIllt 1uIIlDtISOI
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William HENDERSON, Hopwood, Pa.
Mrs. Henrietta Lininger and son,
James, were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Georg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Georg, Accident.
Mrs. Frank Rhodaheaver, Mrs.
Webster Herring and daughter, Ell
eanor, of Hazelton, w. Va, and Mrs.
George Hileman, We're Wednesday
guests Of Mrs. William F. Frazee.
Clyde VanSickle and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Vtez and family at Accident.
Mrs. G. Z. Haenftling and daugh-
ter, Frances. Cumberland, and Mrs.
Margaret Shoemaker were Uniontown
shoppers on Wednesday. Mrs. Haenft-
ling and daughter were Wednesday
evening dinner guests of Mrs. Will
lam f. Durham.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Livengood were: Mrs. S.
W. Livengood, Hazelton, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Livengood and fam
lily, Cuzzart, w. Va.
Mrs. Ernest Friend returned home
after a weeks visit in Pittsburgh
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Garlick and son,
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