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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
Special to the N. W. Times)

HONOLULU. T. Fl, Nov 11-An
all-star team from Hawaii will COM
etc in the first All Oriental Nation
al BASKETBALL Tournament to be
held in Seattle, Wash, on Dec. 20
81. and %. 1t was disclosed by Stan
Kudo who will lead the Hawaiian
transforming aggregation.
Kudo has been designated by
the sponsors of the tournament,
the Cathay Post No. 1856 and the
Nisei Veterans Committee of Sc
attic. to lead a hand picked team
from Hawaii to compete against
the best Nisei and Chinese cage
sters in the nation.
A stellar performer on the former
Japanese Athletic associations,
quintet befor the war, Kudo will
pick eight or nine of the standout
Nisei hoopsters in the islands for
Illc Ntdlil. T1t HlulCdlcu lildl lilc !,
nucleus of the Hawaiian entry will
be drawn from his team now play
ing in the Oahu Japanese Senior
basketball league.
The Hawaiian team is scheduled
to leave for the mainland early in.
December and Is tentatively plan-'
ming to schedule games against
Nisei outfits in Portland on either
Dec. 4 or S. San Francisco. Dec. 8
or 10 and Los Angeles, Dec. IL or
- The all-stars viii then COM
pete in the National All-Oriental
tournament In Seattle.
Present plans by the tournament
committee call for four Chinese
American and four Japanese
American teams to compete In tlR
three-day tourney, the first Of Its
kind ever TO he staged.
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NiSei Gridmen Play
In Snake River
Conference Games
Especial 10 M w. Times)

VALE. Greg, Nov. 11-Despite
the fine showing of quarterback
Nobu Terada and fleet-footed end
Shig Yokoyama, Vale highs Vik-
ings we're upset, 1876, by the strong
Payette Pirates last Friday night
In Snake River Valley Confer
ence game.
The previous week. Vale walloped
Adrian, $50. Bobby F'ujiwara. sub
fullback for Vale, scored three
times.
Nyssa Highs Bulldogs. who are
tied with Vale for second place. de-
feated Weiser. 1877. Sat Koyano,
Nisei back for the winners, scored
both IDS, one from the three
yard line, and another from the six
yard mark.
Veteran Carl Iseri is leading the
offensive for the green, winless
Ontario Tigers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
POcatellO Loses
Nampa, 1917
SNAKE RIVER VALLEY
CONFERENCE
STANDINGS

POCATELLO, Idaho. Nov. IL
Pocatello high, rated tho strongest
football team In the state, lost
a 32-18 decision TO Nampa last
weekend in Big Six conference
game here. The defeat broke Po-
catellos seven-game winning streak.
Gene Sato. a three-year letter
man is Pocateilo's regular quarter
back Fourth leading scorer in the
league, he has scored 10 points TO
date.
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TWO BASKETBALLS LOST

Both the Nisei Veterans Com
mittee league and the Baptist
WWG's have lost a basketball this
season, it was learned today. Any
one finding the basketballs Is ask
ed to return them Immediately to
the proper owners.
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from their goal.
Studs Nakagawa, one of the
Rockies better men. declared that
he'll wear skirts the rest of the
week IF we don't win. The others
vowed they'll quit bowling. Re-
lisble sources. however. asserted the
Rockies will continue to bowl las
If nothing happened and Naka-
gawa will keep his pants on.
Here's why the girls beat the
boys:
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AZIJMANO TEAM
NIPS FLORISTS
in ONBL TILT
ONBL STANDINGS
(As Of Nov. u

Results In Brief
Az,imano 3, Kern Park
Lombard Food 4, Sono Team 0
Cascade Produce 3, Tsuboi jewelers.
l
Motor Clinic 4, Russelville 0
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Hoop Schedule


NVC basketball car Su Kashi-
wagi today released the complete
schedule for November as follows:
SUNDAY, Nov. l6
At Buddhist
2 p.m.-Sakuras VS.. Lotus Mer-
curry (B).
p.m.-Taooma VS.. U. w. Goods
Girls.
p..m-Greenhousc VS.. Mer-
curry tA
MONDAY, Nov. II
At st. Peters
p.m.-St. Peters VS.. S. E. Mer-
chants tB).
p.m.-Seattle Chicks VS.. Star
lets Girls.
9 pm.-Chinese VS.. Lotus Lam
GERS OBJ.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10
At Buddhist
7:30-Tacoma VS.. Sakuras OBJ.
$3.50 pm.-Main Drug VS.. Cues
tioin Marks (A).
$3.50 p.m.-TacoEa vs.. Tokuda
(A).
FRIDAY, Nov. 81
At Buddhist
pm.-Todas Monarchs VS.. In
ternational OBJ.
8 p.m.-Anna Rays VS.. Lotus
Girls.
8 pm.-Chinese VS.. South End
"B" (A).
MONDAY, Nov "a
At st. Peters
p.m.-St. Peters VS.. Sakuras
(B).
pm.-Chinese VS.. High School
Girls.
9 pm.-Main Drug VS.. Mercury
"a.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s6
At st. Peters
p.m.-Comets VS.. Lancers OBJ.
8 p.m.-Seattle Chicks VS.. Lotus
Girls.
p.m.-South End "a" VS.. South
End "B" (A).
FRIDAY, Nov. %
At st. Peters
p.m.-Toda's Monarclls VS.. Mer-
curry OBJ.
p.m.-Chinese VS. S RI S
Girls.
pm.-Chinese VS. Question Marks
(A).
SATURDAY, Nov. 20
At Fife High
7:30 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Chinese
CB).
$3.50 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Anna Kay
Girls.
$50 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Green
house (A).
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BIRTH

Mrs. George Tsutakawa, 3O9k
18th Ave. boy in Providence Hos
pital Saturday, Nov. 8.
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The
Sporting Thing
by bf
Fearless bf predicts.

pItuICJS.
One of the most fascinating jobs sports
writer has is that of predicting sport event win
ners.
Intoxicated by his past success, bf predicts
for the first week of play in the NVC basketball
leagues:
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Biff HASH Heads
CML Big Ten

big Ten" In the City Merchants
League In Main Bowl ave as fol-
lows
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SUNDAY, NOV. 16
At Buddhist

SAKURAS-LOTUS MERCURY-The Sa-
kuras will be the last of the season when Lotus
Mercury turns on the winter blast.
TACOMA-U. w. GOODS Girls 1.-THE uni
versity girls will outsqueal and outpoint Ia
coma.
MERCURY (A) = Mer-
curry in flash
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GA $50 75S-2056
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
At Buddhist
FRIDAY, NOV. 81
At Buddhist

TODA'S MONARCTS INTERNA ALTON
AL (B)-Monarchs should see through the bat
tie and win on manpower alone.
q, ANNA KAYS-LOTUS (Girls) = Anna
Kay's beauticians are sure-fire bet on this tilt.
CHINESE-S. E. BIS (A)-The Chinese will
-ramble on and ON to victory.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11

NVC basketball car Su Kashi-
wagi today released the complete
schedule for November as follows:
SUNDAY, Nov. l6
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SATURDAY, Nov. 20
At Fife High

7:30 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Chinese
(BD.
$3.50 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Anna Kay
Girls.
$50 p.m.-Tacoma VS.. Green
house (A).
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MONDAY, NOV. IT
At st. Peters

aa ST. PETER SIS. E. MERCHANTS (B)-
ct Close My Eyes, and it's the S. E. team.
SEATTLE CHICKS-STARLETS (Girls)
The slick chicks, of course.
CHINESE-LOTUS LANCERS (B)-The
King st. Chinese boys should nose out the
az Lancers
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-18
Illuminating Co. Skelbia
Dideli Pletimasi siai
Apielinkei

Nauja era ekonominiame progre-
sc uzeina Clevelando srityje, tikri-
ma Elmer L. Lindseth, prezidentas
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Company. Jis sake, Cleyelando SRI
tis ineina pletimosi ir augimo lai-
kOtarpi, kuris suteiks progu viso-
kio amziaus ir iSsilavinimo emo
mems.
"Kaip pagrindine industrial, tel
kianti elektros Sviesos n pajegos
patarnavima, Illuminating kompa-
Mia turi pasiimti didele dali sitos
atsakomybes. Musu pirmutine par
eiga yra aprupinti sia sriti reika-
lingu ir pasitiketinu elektros aptar-
navimu. Elektros reikalavimas di-
deja, ir tam 81 kompanija pradejo
tolesni pasiruoSima.
"Ta programa apskaiciuojama pa
rekalaus daugiau negu S57,000,000.
Proiektai Xxi Sal 100000 bus pra-
utLI lS4 metals. bdlSllIldS plfHllau
pradetu projektu kastuos $16,00O,-
0O0.
"Aptarnavimui kuris pareikalau-
jamas is Sios kompanijos reikaln-
ga tokiu pasiruoSimu ir padargu
kad operavimas visu darbu ispuoia
30 apie $4,000 nuo kiekvieno dar-
bininko.
"Neziurint pabrangimo kuro ir
visu irengimu reikalingu siai kom-
panijai, namuose elektros naudoji-
mas taip atpiginta kad vidutiniai
namuose gaunama SO MUGS. daugiau
uz tuos pacius pinigus' negu buvo
Is metu atgal', sake Lindseth.
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PHONE: ENdicott 4486

distorted conceptions and slogans OF
mock democracy compels us to
appeal to the sense of justice of
the whole civilized world and es-
oecially to the great Western demo-
cracies.
If there is still any justice left
on earth, we too, want to live a
free life again, to go on developing
our own culture, both in economic
and in spiritual and mental life.
We, the Baltic eXiled students,
still believe in the ideals of human
ity and in the words spoken by
the statesmen of the great Western
democracies - the USA, Great Bri-
tain and France. We are still con-
vinced that the Atlantic Charter
is something more than only col
lection of meaningless words, name
1y, that it tells of q world as it
ought to be. because liberty ought
to be available to all civilized ma
tions. Also the Baltic nations, all
which are still suffering under the
yoke of Soviet Union. want to re-
gain the liberty of which they have
been robbed.
YOUR EXCELLENCY
We hereby permit ourselves to
beg your protection for our nations,
and to make the following sugges-
tions regarding the future of our
countries:
l. Withdrawal of all Soviet for
ces, police (NKVD) and government
officials from the Baltic States in
the shortest possible time.
2. Repatriation to the Soviet Un-
ion Of all Soviet citizens, with un-
changed or changed names or citi-
| zenship who arrived in the Baltic
States after Oct. l, 1889.
8. Repatriation to the Baltic Sta
tes of all displaced and deported
Baltic nationals, both from the So
Wet Union and from Western Eu-
rope, but not before articles l. and
l2. have been realized.
A. Repatriations to be financed
!, by both invaders Of the Baltic coun-
tries = the Soviets and the Ger
mans.
5. Free democratic elections.
6. Setting up of neutral inter-
national control commission in the
Baltic States, as controlling au-
thority for the realization of all
the said suggestions.
7. international guarantees as re-
CARDS the future of the Baltic coun-
| tries.
We, the undersigned, deliver these
suggestions to you, believing in the
rightfulness of our cause and in the
justice of the great Western Demo-
cracies, which endeavour to realize
the ideals of the human liberty as
they have been declared and fixed
in the Atlantic Charter and the II
articles of President Truman. That
this might take place also in our
respective home-countries is what
we beg of Your Excellency in this
petition.
Mote: The names of the signers
| for obvious reasons are withheld
from publication.)
THE End)
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P.ADEKA

Juozas sukys, 62 M, neve-
des, nuo 1916 Esterbrook ave-,
nire Kovo 80, palaidotas Bal.
l. d., Kalvarijos kapinese; pa
maldos atsibuvo n. P. P. Sv.
parapijoje.
Paliko 5 broliai, Povilas, All
tanas, Bronislavas, Jonas, II
Rapolas isis Lietuvoje), taipgi
dvi seserys, Ona cia, ir Apollo
Mia ,Lietuvoje.
Velionis gime Vareikiu k,
Gelaziu par, Panevezio apskr.
Amerikoje isgyveno AZ metus.
Suomi mes broliai dekojame
visiems pazystamiems, drau-
gains az geles ir uz palydeji-
ma j kapines; aciu grabne-
Slams, ir Aldonnai Wilkelis uz
jos prielanku patarnavima, pa
galiau Kun. Angelaiciui uz 10
dvasiska pasitarnavima.
Velionis buvo geras patrio-
tas Lietuvis.
Broliai Sukiai:
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APPEAL OF BALTIC
DIP STUDENTS
(Reprint from Latvian Bulletin)
Continued from Last Week)

1
Nv. Soon after the Germans in
June-July, 1941, had occupied the
Baltic countries terror similar to
that conducted during the Soviet
occupation began. Many national
~ or patriotically minced Balts were
either killed or imprisoned in con-
centration camps. Contrary TO in
ternational law, different kinds of
compulsory notifications were car
ried on in the Baltic countries.
V. Already during the Soviet oc-
cupation there, an underground re-
sistance movement of national and
democratic groups had been started,
which got into contact with the
Western Powers over Finland and
Sweden. This resistance movement
continued it's work during the Ger
man occupation in srite of many
victims who lost their lives for this
cause.
VI. Both Germany and the So
Wet Union have not only deprived
about 250,0G0 Balts of their native
countries, but also rudely changed
the whole landscape and life there.
By senseless destruction of build
ings, by robbing and looting agfi-
culture, the farmers, industry, trade,
the finances and private property,
both occupying powers caused the
Baltic countries terrific losses.
There are eye- witness and press
reports telling of indescribable ter
ror and unrestricted oppression all
| a1 +h., po1fin ,.a-
publics now.
Once again thousands of people
are being either murdered. deported
to the deserts and the forests of
Siberia, or imprisoned in concentra-
! ton camps. Among the recent mar
| tyrs there are well-known theologi-
clans and university professors. The
| deported Baltic nationals are replac-
ed by Russians with changed, lie.
baltified, names.
In the Baltic countries nationally
minded patriots are no longer given
any possibility of existence. Protest
ing against this injustice, scores OF
thousands are hiding in forests as
partisans.
VII. Although almost all Of the
DPS have been separated from their
families and their relatives, and they
are deeply home-sick, they cannot
return there while the above-men-
toned terroristic and totalitarian
occupation reigns there.
The immeasurable injustice CON-
mitted in our home-countries, where
the most terrible NKVD police ter
ror is masked and hidden under the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-18
Baltic Nations Hopes, Dashed at
lalta, Revived by Truman
M@# BY Karl H Won Wiegand
BY Karl H. Won Wiegand

are many sharp-shooters, some of
them having been in competition in
Switzerland. where they won tie
championship from the str a G h t.
shooting Swiss
Communication lines and trains
are attacked constantly; Russian
officers and officials are picked off
by riflemen fighting American In
dian style, say these reports.
Guerrillas in all three Baltic states
especially Estonia and Lithuania,
seem to be plentifully supplied with
arms and ammunition from the vast
amounts left by the retreating Ger
mans in 1914.
Leaders of the Estonian, Latvian
and Lithuanian resistance move
ment are repeatedly appealing TO
their com-patriots who have emf
grated to the United States and to
: South America.
LONG HARD ROAD
These leaders are said to realize
that the return to freedom and in
| dependence of the peoples of the
three republics against the might
| of communist Soviet Russia will be
long, hard, desperate and bloody
road.
There are 10000 refugees from
Baltic states in Germany-in British
and American zones. They cannot
return and their condition is said
to be pitiable.
Resistance leaders are determined
that Estonia, Lithuanian and Lat
via which were wiped off the map
and vanished at Yalta, shall reappear
even if only as ghosts, at any COM
ing general peace conference.
With the seizure of the Lithuan-
ian city of Wilma by Polish General
Zeligowski in 1920 and the inaction
/ of the council Of the League of Ma
tions still in mind, there is little
faith in the United Nations among
Baltic democratic forces
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STATYS DIRBTUVES

Lincoln Electric Co. vedejai
pranesa apie planus statyti
naujas dirbtuves ant SO akru
ploto, prie St. Clair ir E. 179
ST., kurios bus didesnes ketu-
ris kartus tick kaip dabartine
dirbtuve prie Colt Road.
Sake, statyba bus pradeta
dar prizes gala siu metu, kaip
tik budavotojai vel prades no.
reti uzsiimti budavojimo dar-
bu.
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LVS SUSIRINKIMAS

LVS l skyriaus nariai kvie-
clami pributi j svarbu susirin-
kima penktadienio vakare, Bal
lS, Dirvos redakcijoje, 8:15 V.
Sis skyrius taipgi rengia
smagu kortavimo popieti, PIP.
ziuriQ namuose, 1434 Clarence
ave-, Lakewoode, prie Detroit
ave. Pradzia 2::30 val. po pie.
tu, sekmadieni. Balandzio 27.
Rengkites SUI savo draugais
dalyvauti. Valid.
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STREIKAI

Per tula laika streikai buvo
visai apmazeje. Dabar staiga
streiku skaicius pasoko ir SUI
streikavusiu darbininku eiles
virsija 10000.
Streikuoja Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Co. 4,500 darbininku;
National Carbon Co. $500
White Sewing Mach. Co. $50
Park Drop Forge Co. 600
Midland Steel 1900
National Malleable &
Steel Costings Co. 1900
Prize to streikuoja po virs
100 darbininku Pipe Machine
ry Co., V. D. Anderson Co.,
Swifth & Co. ir keliose. smul-
kiose dirbtuvese.
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NJ IR | M Al

ANTANAS LEVANAVICTUS
(Allen), 81 M, pavienis, nuo
1923 f. So ST., mire Balandzio
IL, laidojamas 18 d.. Kalvari-
JOS kapinese; pamaldos $50 V.
ryto Immaculate Conception
baznycioje.
Velionis dirbo Lucas Machi-
ne Tool Co., Amerikoj isgyve-
no 16 metu.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
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IMSIS CARNERA

Jack Ganson parkviete vel
Clevelanda garsu Itala stipruo-
Il, Primo Camera, imtynems
Central Armorv, kita antradie
nj. Carnera yra tas kuris su-
muse Jack Sharkey 1888 me-
tais New Yorke ir ateme is 10
sunkaus svorio kumStyniu tt
tula.
Camera yra milzinas, virs
6 pedu aukscio, sveria 265 sv
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GOODRICH House, pamil

GOODRICH House, pamine-
jimui so metu tos istaigos gy-
vavimo sukaktuviu, pradedant
Bal. 18, atsibus ellie parengimu
ir pramogu.
Bal. 21, Hotel Cleveland bus
viesi pietus, pagerbimui Miss
Alice Gannett, kuri ta istaigs
vadovavo per 80 metu. il ST
ia diena baigs savo tarnyba
Goodrich House.
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Reprint from Los Angeles Examiner
April 9th, 1947)

April 9th, 1947)
ROME, April 9.-The prewar in
dependent Baltic republics of Lith-
uania, Latvia and Estonia decline to
be counted out as dead and per-
manently wiped off the map of Eu-
rope.
Their people terribly decimated
by executions, imprisonments, star
vation and deportations to the in
terror of Soviet Russia and Siberia,
the remnants of free Iithuanians.
Latvians and Estonians are fighting
on.
They refuse to accept as final the
combined THUMBS DOWN" of the
late President Roosevelt and Ex-
Prime Minister Churchill, and Pre-
mier Stalin's veto at Yalta of their
freedom and their independent tec.
/ ritorial existence.
TRUMAN POLICY -
Those are the reports that have
reached Rome and Switzerland thru
devious channels from behind the
closely curtained Baltic stage.
President Truman proclaimed a
new American foreign policy to sup
port and aid democracy wherever
it is in distress, oppressed or per-
secuted.
1t has reawakened a measure of
nope in the freedom loving peoples
of the three formerly independent
Baltic states. 1t has regalvanized
them into greater offensive action
and more intense resistance against
the totalitarian forces of communist
Soviet Russia.
Under the Inspiration of the Tru-
man doctrine and the coming of
spring, the reports say revolts are
spreading in the dense woods of
Estonia and in corners of Lithuania
and Latvia.
"Estonia center of resistance" says
the headline over front-page ac-
counts of these uprisings in the
Swiss daily. Die Tat.
Their democracy betrayed, their
independence coldly sacrificed by all
American President and a British
Prime Minister-both celebrated as
Defenders of the weak and Cham.
pions of the Freedom of Peoples"
- hope has been revived by an
other American President.
In Estonia, Admiral Pitka report
edly is leader of the resistance for
ces.
In 1910 Pitka fought the Soviet
Red army invasion of Estonia af-
ter Hitler practically sold the Baltic
republics to Stain in a secret pro-
tocol attached to the Soviet German
pact concluded in Moscow, August
%, 1889.
FOUGHT INVASION -
In 1941 the Estonian admiral be-
gan fighting the Nazi German inva-
sion which drove out the Russians
In 1914 Pitka recaptured Revel as
the Germans swept backward, only
to lose the Estonian capital again "
an overwhelming, night-advancing
Red army.
Soviet authority and power, it is
alleged, are being enforced only in
the Baltic Sea Coast regions and
towns-and that only with heavy
military and secret police reinforce
ment.
The brothers of the forests" led
by Admiral Pitka, many of them
descendants of the Livonian knights
and warrior knights of Lithuanian
of five centuries ago occupy the
wide, densely wooded areas.
The forests are declared to DC
veritabIe "hornet's nests" into which
Soviet forces are reluctant to pene-
trate.
Among the Estonian rebels and
Forest Brothers" reports say there
II II
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OHIO SenatOrius Robert A

OHIO Senatorius Robert A.
Pollock, is Stark apskrities,
tikrina kad yra pakankamai
irodymu pradeti tyrinejima ko-
munistines propagandos varo-
mos Ohio mokyklose. Be kita
ko, mokvklose atsirado ir kny-
ga apie Sovietu Russia, kuria
isleido If j mokyklu skaityklas
igrudo Amerikos Sovietu drau-
GU organizacija; ia knyga gar
bina komunistine sistema.
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NEW YORKE q

NEW 1URNE pdSITUuZIUS
raupu ligai, susirupino ir Gle
velandas. Cia pradeta patarti
zmonems ciepytis.
New Yorke buvo pradeta
svarstyti klausimas iciepijimo
nuo raupu apie 8 milijonus to
miesto gyventoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-18

CLEVELANDAS nuo Detroi-
to dabar jau yra tik 13 minu-
tu atstumo, kaip irode siomis
dienomis nauji didieji trans
portiniai lektuvai, kurie is De-
troito atskrenda j 13 n1inutu
laiko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-18

DEGTINES racion a v m S
visoje Ohio jau panaikintas -
galima pirkti kokios tik degti-
mes turi be jokios korteles.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-18

PAJIEskOJAS J. sukys, gy-
vena Clevelande, vedhs Kar-
paviciute. Yra laiskas nuo V.
Bitino.
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UZKVIECIA DRAUGUS

Jonas ir Adele Kvederai uz-
laiko grazia uzeiga, Erie Cafe,
5244 Track Road. prie E. 55th
ir Erie gelezinkelio. Jie uz-
kviecia savo draugus ir pays
tamus atvaziuoti apsilankyti.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAI

PARSIDUODA NAMAI
, sEIMQ, po a kambarius, furna-
sal; 3 garazai, muriniai $500.
2 SEIMU po kambarius furna-
sal. 2 garazai. muriniai $500
Abu namai ant E. Seth Street ar
ii Wade Park Ave.
KIRKWOOD REALTY co.
112O1 SUPERIOR. AVE.
Telef. SW. O033
Klausk: A. SHEMkUNAS.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS
4 kambariu bungalow, 6 kanl-
bariu pavienis, 3,7OO. Ran
dasi 5108-10 Harlem ave.
Klauskit: YE 1852.