davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16

Martins Ferry, o. - 8. s. X. q. verein
cnd Singer "Eintracht". Zweig Ia.
Versammlung jeden 1. Sonntag i'm
Monat in eigener Halle, 2 uhr nachm.
Pras, John Roth, Sr.. Cemetary Rd;
Prot.-Sekr., Georg II. Kramer, 624
Grant Ave. Tel: 1300-J.
c: ". Sekr.. Michael r. Huetter. 865
Seabright Lane.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16

002dOOeOktaoA q
ssv Caste. 4a. 4a1traehS 0eonss.
VVEoa1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16
Detroit, Michigan. - =. 3. q. Z. U,
v0reiu. - Zveip A.

Enwood city, Pas. 8. Z. .. vsreir
8weig As.
Versammlung 3eden :. Sonntae In
Monat i'm Sachsenheim
Pras, Michael Thalgott, r. r. D. 1
Wdrtenberg Road. Tel: l955-R-12.
Sekr:,. Friedrich Melzer, 131 Spring
C.-V.-Sekr.. F. Hintxel First Ave.
temberg Rd. Tel: 1855 ,R12-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
YACHT DEERlEAp
 HERE FOR PARTY
 FOR CRUi5E SOUTH

The Campbell Church yacht Deerleap returned to Juneau yes terday afternoon, and moored in the Small Boat Harbor. Capt. Dew ey Dennison reported that Mrs. Russell Alger and party of four from Detroit, Michigan, have just completed IS day cruise to Sitka, Petersburg. Wrangell and other points They were to fly south with Pan American Airways today.
 Dennison will keep his vessel in Juneau until Saturday, when an- ether party is scheduled to arrive here for IA day cruise to Van ccuver, B. C., touching at Sitka, Petersburg, Wrangell and Ketchi- kan
 The party Of eight will include MT. and Mrs. Ray Ryan, Evansville, Indiana. Dr and Mrs Alfred Strauss, MT. and Mrs. Jack Davis, Edward Burke and Harry OShea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
REpRE.SENTATlgE OF SkAGsT DONKEY
 ENGINES E HERE

Arriving in Juneau Saturday to attend the opening of the Northern Commercial Company's new Juneau Marine Base was Dudley B Wizard, district representative of the Skagit Steel and Iron Works, Sedro- Wooley, Wash.
 Wizard has remained in Juneau to conduct a survey of conditions and sales possibilities relative to the Skagit diesel and gas powered logging donkey engines, for which the NCCo. is distributor in Alaska. Skagit Steel and Iron, states Wizard is probably the worlds larg- est manufacturer of logging don keys The concern, which grew from a small machine shop early in the century now averages about 60 engines of various types a month, selling them Up and down the entire Pacific Coast, and as far away as the Philippine Islands.
 NCCo General Manager Ernie Whitehead and Wizard were plan ming a flying trip for today to var ious logging camps in the Juneau and Sitka vicinities, where they will talk with operators and investigate possible equipment requirements.
 Dudley Wizard was in Alaska once before, in 1910 and 1911. He took a job as construction super intendent of the Copper River telegraph line, pushing it from Cordova as far as Mile 55 With the Skagit Works for a period af- ter 1919, Wizard was in other work for many years until he returned to the company in l94l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
CIVIL SERVICE
 PERPETRATORS

The U. s. Civil Serr:oo Commis- sion announces an examination for filling Occupational Therapist posi- tions at S2,644 to S4,902 a year, in Veterans Administration Hospitals and Regional and Branch Offices throughout the United States. One position at S5,905 a year, located in the central office of the Veterans Administration in Washington, D. C.. will also be filled from this examination.
 The Commission also announces examinations for filling metallurg- ist positions in Washington, D. c., and nearby Maryland and Virginia. The saiaiias range from $3,397 to $5.G)5 a year.
 The Corlr?iss ion announces also e..f .ril.at.0as fer filling EGessen- s end Photographer positions in yzse ingson, D C., and nearby Maryland ard Virginia.
 Persons appointed from the mes senger examination will receive a salary Of S1,690 a year. No eXper- fence is necessary to qualify, but all competitors must pass written test
 Further particulars and applica- ton forms for the above may be obtained from the Commissions To- cal secretary, H. w. Cuff in the Juneau Post Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

BEAUTIFUL bedroom home -
 modern, nice furniture, in Doug-
 las.
 PETERSON PROP, Glacier High
 way, 5-room modern home. A.
 room log with lights and water.
 , acres patented land. BEDROOM and bedroom homes Star Hill BEDROOM, central location. LOVELY SEATTLE home, 2 bed
 rooms, basement, good res. dist.
 terms. MACHINE SHOP = modern, right price.
 sHOESHOP Best location Ownsr will train purchaser. COSGROVE PROPERTY - Thane Road. Large acreage, lights, etc. 14-ROOM home near business dis trict, completely furnished. Fur mace Terms. 3-BEDROOM home on Basin road, furnished, priced right.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
IS FOUND DEAD

Search for AXel Engstrom, TO- year-old miner and trapper of the interior, ended when a party found his body in his cabin on First Chance Creek, tributary of Red mond Creek. Death was thought to have been sometime last March and was caused by an accidental knife CT gunshot wound in his right thigh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
NEWS ITEMS
 FROM SITKA
Special Correspondencel

i SITKA. Alaska. July l3.-In ono of the shortest sessions on record the City Council met for a regular i business meeting Tuesday evening; heard the last reading and passed the salary ordinance; decided tc draw up a new ordinance govern ing issuing of drivers licenses in order to provide greater control for safe driving; voted to provide two additional comfort stations on the city float rendered vote of thanks to the Fourth of July Com mittee; app owed current bills to- taling S1,3O594; adjourned.
 Only two entries have been made { to date in the Sitka Arts and Crafts and KEW Salmon Derby. Larry Calvin made the first entry with an l1is pound king The fol- lowing day Mrs. Marie Forbes en- tered 27l5 pound king. Besides being the first salmon entered, these were also the first salmon caught by both entrants.
 Sitkans are hard hit with salmon fever this summer Every weekend and every weekday evening finds dozens of boats chugging north toward Middle Island and Big Cav anski where they circle until al- most midnight, only to return the following evening for another try fish or no fish. Several com mercial trollers have also been fishing in this area with better results than most of the main fleet has had at the regular fishing grounds
 However, the area is now fished out, but someone will find new spot and be immediately surround ed by every sport fisherman in the harbor
 Two army surplus tugs, the ATousson and the Bassat, enroute to Russia and manned by Russian crews, were in port this week, pi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
ALASKANS FOR PMS

Five Alaskans have been appoint ed by President Truman to serve as postmasters in the Territory, and thelr names are now before the Senate for confirmation.
 The postmasters-elect are Mrs B. Jean Jensen. Crsig; Mrs. Lena 0. Alderson, Flat; Orrin s. Felm- ley, McGrath Mrs Martha Mon- sen, Naknek; and John J. Heueisen Pelican.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
PLEASANT SHOPPING

You'll enjoy looking around and find many things you want to use, to give-in Juneau-Young's Furni- ture and Toy Department, on the Mezzanine Floor. adv 63l-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

fore he was out of diapers and has earned his reputation as one of thC best local shippers. Martin wa. winner this year of the American Legion Award for leadership, citi- 2enship and patriotism.
 The Kun Bubble Klub held it's monthly gathering last week at Sam Sing Cove, where a picnic din- ner and brief meeting was held The new officers were announced by the nominating committee. Mrs. Jessie Price, Mrs. John Holic and Mrs. George Baggen These were: Keith Snowden, President; Chester Latta, Vice President; Helen Little, Secretary, and Mrs. John Holic, Treasurer.
 The party, consisting of 32 mem bers of the Klub and visitors, were transported on an Einstoss carrier and on the return trip members trolled for salmon.
 Next meeting of the group IS set for August 5, with Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Dennis and Mir. and Mrs. James Reeder in charge of plans.
 MT and Mrs L. c. Berg and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Coulson gave their annual salmon bake cn the Fourth which this year was attended by over 80 friends. Two large kings were baked in the sand by Mir. Berg, and served with potato salad and baked beans, with pie and all the trimmings Community sing ing. led by Mrs. Chester Latta, end ed the evening. e
 Russ Clithero, John Van Horn and Mrs. Puget Faulk returned this week from the Legion Convention in Anchorage with news of the choice of Sitka as the location for next years convention. The Le- gion and the Auxiliary will have a busy time preparing for next years event
 Two of Sitka's delegates were elected to Territorial office: Mir. Van Horn as Chaplain and Mrs. Faulk as Auxiliary Seregant-at- Arms
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST-BuF FLOR SHEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, S7.50. Paper Curls, s$1 up Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS

HOME HAIR Stylist-PermanentS-- Machineless-an Cold Waves by appointment only. Violet Seaberg, Phone Green 483. 587-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
cAKU LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation arrangements. adv 604-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
!. ]. GILMORE HERE

J. J. Gilmore of Portland, Ore is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
MURPHY & MURPHY 4

REALTORS-ACCOCNTANTS Phone 576 over r,rs. National Bar5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Frank Martin, son of Don Mar tin, and a graduate of Sitka High
 School this year, has joined the Forest Service as skipper of one of the Ranger boats which will service crews working on mountain trails in the districts between Sitka and Skagway. Frankie lived on, built and skippered boats even be-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
FOR RENT

DOUBLE sleeping room fer two working girls, Red 462, Mrs
 Storey 625-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

3 OFFICES for rent in Simpson Bldg. 624-tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

SPACE in Kline Bldg. suitable for office or store. Call Black 763
 624-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

ROOMS privileges. Hom, HOtel---Ph. 896.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day oi week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187.
 546-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Federal Building. (370-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

ROOM-kitchen privileges - Home Hotel Phone 886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Mrs Charles Peterson is conval- escing at the home of her brother in-law and sister, pr. and Mrs. W. c. Charteris. is improving stead fly and was taken for brief car ride Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

loted as far as Sitka by American shippers from Seattle. The pilots were o. J. Murray, E. Langstrom, .R. Kameron and Ben Joyce, who had teen mate on the Northern Coast before the war. The pilots returned to Seattle by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Empire wuu.-aos Tor results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Myron Lunadin, Harold Gibbons and Harry Goering who have been visiting with the latter's sisters, Mrs Charles Peterson and Mrs w. c. Charteris, left by plane Friday for their home in Sherburn, Minn. Before leaving, all three expressed desire to move their businesses to Alaska, which they were visit ing for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

Two army surplus tugs, the AGousson and the Bassat, enroute to Russia and manned by Russian crews, were in port this week, pi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16

ADMINISTER Rug, 10 1t. in. , it. 3 in; Easy washer with
 spinner. Gen. Elec vacuum clean-
 CT. Phone Black 139 5S9-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-16
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A fold chan bracelet, 3 zircons. Return to Empire.
 631-t4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
PATYS TREMTINIAI
PASISAKO

Visa laika kai BALFo vado-
val pasieme Lietuviu spaudoje
reklamuoti pirkima Quo d d y
kaimelio Maine valstijoje, sva-
jojant perkelti j Amerika Pa
BALTIC universiteto is Hambur-
go, ir kai kiti tuli musu laik-
rasciai ta fantazija entuzias-
tiskai RENE, Dirva laikesi nuo
to sumanymo remimo ir jo re-
klamavimo. NUNS isrode kad
tai nepasiekiama svajone, ku-
ria BALE rastine tik uzbovija
Amerikos geros valios Lietu-
vius.
Mes laukeme, ir sulaukeme,
kad j tai atsilieptu patys trem-
tiniai Lietuviai. Jie ta ir pa
dare savo spaudoje, leidziamo-
Je VokletlJoJe:
Siame Dirvos numeryje tel
pa perspausdinamas straipsnis
is tremtiniu laikrascio Mintis,
leidziamo Memmingene, "Klai-
da ar Nesusipratimas? ?"
Straipsnis aiskiai isdesto ko-
del Pabaltijo universitetas ne
galimas atkelti Amerikos, ko-
del jis negaletu cia veikti ir is
silaikyti, ir net kodel mes A.
merikos Lietuviai nepajegtu-
me ia didelio sumanyma finan-
suoti.
BALF'o vadovybei pataria-
me, pasiskaicius ta straipsni,
pamesti ta fantazija skleisti n
imtis energingiau dirbti ta dar-
ba koki Americas Lietuviu vi
suomene BALF'ui pavede ir
kuris reikalingas vykdyti da-
bar tuoj - selpimas, maitini-
mas, aprengimas musu vien-
tauciu tremtinilu1. :.
-,e. IIIs
sIOJE salyje, daugiau jau-
nimo 19 metu amziaus arestuo-
jana uz nusikaltimus negu XII
to kokio amziaus grupeje, pa
rodo Teisingumo DEPARTMENT.
rekordai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

kama tremtiniu ir pabegeliu
problemos sprendima kurs att
tiktu tos organizacijos huma-
niskumo principus, nors Tarp-
>tautines Tremtiniu Organizaci-
jos (IRO) isteigimas ir duoda
vilciu kad tremtiniu ikurdinimo
problema yra bent kick pasistu-
mejus.
Bent 81 problemos dalis ture-
tu butt aiski visiems: visi Pa
baltieciai tremtiniai, Lietuviai,
Latviai, ir Estai, kurie patys
ant savo kailio patyre komuniz-
mo baisumus, niekada komu-
nizmo simpatikais nebus. .M
dvasia lieka nepalauzta. Tarp
$4,000 Lietuviu tremtiniu skai-
Claus, $4,000 yra mazameciai.
Ju noras pradeti nauja gyveni-
ma yra labai ryskus. Tremti-
Mai sugeba padeti patys sau.
Bet jiems butinai reikal i n g a
pagalbos ranka, - jie jos pill
mai uzsitarnauja. Tel k d a m i
jiems ta taip reikalinga pagal-
ba, mes ne vien vykdysime sa-
vo moraline pareiga, bet taip
pat ir praktisku budu parody
SINE savo zmoniskumo ir soli-.
darumo jausma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
EUROPOE CRYzO
1896 M. PADETIS

DR.. Kurt Won Schuschnigg,
dabar esantis Amerikoje, bu-
yes paskutinis Austrijos kane
~leris pirm jo Sales prijungimo
prie Vokietijos, skelbia:
Jeigu Prancuzija butu nobi-
lizavus savo kariuomene 1886
metals pasipriesinti kai Hitle-
ris izygiavo j Reinlanda, karo
butu neivyke.
Jeigu Amerika dabar imsis
grieztu priemoniu prizes Rusi-
jos pletimasi, karo neivyks.
Kitaip sakant, Schuschnigg
numato Americas minksta ir
nuolaidu atsinesima link sovie-
tq, ir todel tikrina kad lures
kilti kitas karas.
Jis skelbia kad greta visko
kito Sly dienq neramioje Euro
pole zynniai atgijo anti-semi-
tizmas (koya prizes zydus).
Jei Schuschnigg nenori kito
karo, kaip jis gall tiketis is
laisvinti Austrija is komunis-
tu kontroles, kaip atgaus sa-
vo nepriklausomybe Lietuva ir
kitos sovietu pavergtos salys?
Amerika niekad nebus saugi
nuo komunizmo pavojaus jeigu
Maskvos budeliams nebus pa
darytas galas.
Greiciau - geriau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
MINISTRO P. ZADEL
KIO PAREISKIMAS
Lietuvos Tremtinius
Europoje Aplankius
(Vertimas is Anglq kalbos)

Turejes progos Stu metu Rug
pjucio menesi aplankyti kelias
isvietintu asmenu-tremtiniu sto-
vyklas okupotos Vokietijos 20
nose, noriu pareiketi kad Sis
nepaprastas Europos politines
padeties reiskinys, kuris ivyko
karui pasibaigus, paliko man
gilu ispudi
Tukstanciai vyru ir moterq,
darbsciu Lietuvos pilieciu, ku-
riu tevyne yra nepriklausoma
ir taikinga Lietuvos respublika,
buvo ziauriu okupantq ir ju
teroro isvaryti is savo teviskes
ir is savo gimtuju manu-. Da-
bar jie yra priversti gyventi
benamiu naslaiciu gyve n j m q
perpildytuose barakuose, kuriuo-
Sc seniau gyveno priverstinojo
darbo batalionai = naciu ver-
gal, = uz tai kad jie isdryso
tiketi Atlantic Carterio idea
lams, ir atsisako "repatrijuo-
tis," kas faktinai reikstu kad
jie butu vienokiu ar kitokiu bu-
du likviduoti. Tremtiniai yra
tikros sio karo aukos, nuken-
teje nuo nacisko imperializmo
ir nuo Sometimes Rusijos eks-
pansijos ir tyranijos. Jie vi
SUI nuosirdumu tiki kad dabar-
tines nepakenciamos ju gyve-
nimo salygos ilgai NECESSITIES.
Wits kad eventualiai ju te-
vyne bus islaisvinta, ir pasiti-
kejimas Vakarq Demokratijo-
mis- palaiko JUGS dvasiniai, ne
ziurint kasdieninio ju gyveni-
mo sunkenybiu. O rupe { i y
yra apsciai; jiems rupi ju gi-
mines, likusieji uz "Gelezines
uzdangos," rupi ju paciu atei-
tis, rupi kasdienine duona, ap-
sirengimas, ateinanti ziema ku-
ria teks pergyventi neapsildy-
tose patalpose. Pakartotini IT,
krinimai (''screening'ai") juos
yra isvargine; taciau is UNR-
RA'os ir Americas Karines Val
dzios (AMG) jie susilauke prize
glaudos ir aprupinimo.
Amerikieciai domisi tremti-
niu padetimi ir dabar pradeda
suprasti kad ju nusistatymas
negryzti savo okupuotas te-
vynes yra kilnus ir vertas pa
garbos. Tremtiniai giliai iver-
tina nuosirdzias ir energingas
pastangas palengvinti ju buvl
ir rasti sios skaudzios padeties
issprendima, kurias daro Pre-
| zidentas Truman, auksti val
dzios pareigunai, religiniai va.
dai, ir kitos organizacijos be-
asmenys.
Taciau Suvienytu Tautu (U-
NJ organizacija, uzsiemus sa.
vo vidujiniais rupesciais, dar
Wis neranda prOgOs rastl tin
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
T r E NJ TIN Y S

Kai audra tavo gimta zeme slinko
Tu isejai = sudie nepasakes
Galva po ilgesio kancia palinko
Ir asaru jau stinga akys....
Ejai tn per laukus ir griuvesius miestu.
Toll, toll lko tavo gimtas sodzius.
Regejai tn j sapne ugnies liepsnu nusviesta,
Ir lupos kartojo jam priesaikos zodzius.
Dienu daug praejo ir audros jau tyla;
Tavo kanciu keo baigmes nematyti.
Vel tavo akyse niurios mintys kyla:
Kada vel regesiu lekiant Balta Vyti?...
Tave isvadino nieksu, isdaviku,
Tavo varda smeize priesai ir. saw.
Kaip deimantas tyra tave sirds liko,
Kaip jaunas daigelis tau Willis gaiv.
Tikek! Oar suauksi tn austancio ryto,
Nors sios tavo dienos vien niuri naktis
Stovek Wis tvrtas kaip uola granite,
Kaip zvaigzde ausrine sviecias tau viltis!...
O dziaugsmo asarom plauks patvine upes,
Uzgis skaudzios zaizdos. Isnyks r randall.
Buciuos zeme ta suklupes
II zydes kaip niekad, dyvini zieda!. >.
Vokietija, 1947 m. Vyt. Gurkly
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
zIOPLYS AR MEX
SAS?

Taip Amerikos spauda atsi-
liepia apie Henry Wallace, ta
zmogu kuris buvo Sales vice
prezidentu, agrikulturos sekre-
torium ir komercijos sekreto-
rum.
Wallace savo kalbose, kurias
vel sake keliose vietose, prade-
jo atakuoti Americas valdzios
narius tais paciais zodziais ka
naudoja sovietq agentas Visin-
skis. Wallace kaltina juos ir
savo sail "karo kurstytojais"
ir smerkia visus kurie tik ne
sutinka leisti sovietQ Rusijai
praryti mazas tautas viena po
kitos.
Lengva suprasti kas butQ
atsitike jei vietoje Trumano
vice prezidentus butu buves
nominuotas Wallace, kaip CIO
bolsevikai agentai norejo pada-
ryti Chicagoje 1914 metals, bet
nepavyko.
Siadien tas ''zioplys ar isda-
vikas" butu buves prezidentu,
su baisiomis pasekmemis saliai
ir net visam pasauliui.
CHICAGO Daily Tribune va.
dina United Nations hipokrizi-
ia tos organizacijos pasigami-
nina sau veliavos, kuri vaiz-
duoja zemes skrituli melyna-
me dugne ir debesuose, apsup-
ta alyvu sakomis, kas .simboli-
zuoja taika.
u. N. pasigamino taika at
stovaujancia veliava tue lalku
kai jokios taikos neatsiekta ir
kai patti ia organizacija, veid-
mainingai savo tarpe kovoda-
ma, su akiplesais sovietais ta-
sydamasi, yra arti sugriuvimo
ASTUONI BRITQ parliamen.
to atstovai nuvyko j Russia il
buvo Stalino priimti jo vasa-
rojimo palociuose prie JucdQjQ
juru. Kadangi Sovietai nelsi-
leido keliu Amerikos kongreso
atstovq, mielai dave leidimus
Britu darbieciams, CALM jausti
istolo kuo tie darbieciai dvo-
kia.
Stalinas vel panaudojo pro.
ga per juos paskleisti pasau.
liui savo dumus - buk sovie'
tai troksta taikos,,...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

Laikesi Xxi is Americas gauta paskola tesejo.
siomis dienomis Radamiero vyriausybe kabo tarp
gyvasties r mirtes. ii gall griut ir jau neprisike
De Gaulle reikalauja kad butQ paleistas seimas If
kad butu paskebta vsuotiniai seimo rnkimai. Jisal
pasitiki lamejmu didumos naujo semo delegatQ. Da-
bartiname seine s atstovu netur nes jo parti!a
dar nebuvo ikurta ka seimas rinkta Taciau daugels
sio seimo atstovu perena jo puse.
Tx stipri Generolo de Gaule ranka isgelbes Pran-
cuzija nuo sukrtimo konunizmo bala. Eina lenktyne
tarp komunistu r de Gaule patriotu uz vadza. Jegu
seias tuo butu palestas Gen. de Gaue lametu tieso-
giniais denOkratniais rinkimaiS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
GEN. DE GAULLE SUGRYZIMAS

GEN. Charles de Gaulle, Prancuzijos kariautojas po
laimejimu pereita savaite savvadybu rinkimuose
visoje sayje kuo komunisus ir ktas partas pastume
uzpakali, soms denomis pareikaavo socialistu prem
era Ramadier rezignuoti r padaryti kelia jo nauam
Prancuzoje socialistai, kaip ir visur kitur Euro
pole, prsipake prie kataliku ir pre komunstu pasi-
stenge igauti valdzios vadovybe. Prancuzoje velau
komunstu is vyrausybes asikratya tacau socalistai
nepasirode joke vadai Jie tk lose pasremdam ktais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

komunizmas varzomas, komu-
nistai veikia slapta. Narius rem
ka irasydami i komunistQ par
tia kitokiais vardais, kuriuos
jie patys pasiskiria, kad tuomi
islaikytu savo slaptybe. Visi
priimti j partija turf butt ak
tyviais veikejais prizes esancia
tvarka.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-15
OF PEACE"

A new ~full-length sound film, star
ring John Beal, Peggy Stuart, Paul
'Cuilfoyle, Adeline Reynolds, and other
well-known actors and actresses, will
be shown at Zion Baptist Church on
November 10 at s p. m. Messenger
of Peace" was filmed at the RKO-
Pathe Studios in Hollywood. Produced
by the Lutheran Laymen's League,
the casting and filming was carefully
supervised by Christian clergymen,
including the Rev. Lawrence Acker Of
First Lutheran Church, Omaha.
You'll live a lifetime in the hour
and a half it takes to see this picture.
And all along the way you'll find some
thing tugging at your heart-strinps,
tickling your sense of humor, lifting
up your spirits. MESSENGER OF
PEACE is 0 than the story of an
individual Pastor. The Rev. Ritter
merely portrays the t%ireless, se~lf-sac-
rlflclng service of the Christian Pastor
everywhere. 1t is the story of men
who give their lives to Cod in the
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-15
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
30th and Corby
III. III. Schauland. Pastor


A Sunday School teacher asked hel
class of small boys, How many Of
you want to go to heaven?' All raised
their hands but one little fellow. Ell
mer," said the teacher, don't you
! want to go to heaven?' Nope" said
Elmer, I'm going with dad"
Dad, where are you going? Boys
usually take their fathers as an ex-
ample. Which way are you going
and wither are you leading your boy?
Why not lead him to Sunday school
and church on Sunday morning? If
you go, he will want to go too.
Hope Lutheran Sunday School, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, welcomes you
to bring your children. Films depict
ing the lesson for the day are shown
every Sunday. After seeing these
films your children will not want to
miss Sunday School. Both you and
your children will be happier. Serv-
ices at Hope Lutheran begin at
ii a. m.
You are also invited and urged to
attend the showing of MESSENGER
OF PEACE" a new f~ull-length sound
film with John Beal, Peggy Stuart and
other famous actors. The showing be-
gins at 8 p. m. on Wednesday, No
vember 10, at Zion Baptist Church,
22nd and Grant Streets.