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ARzUOLAITIS Robert, 81 M,
nevedes, nuo 1907 Yale ave-,
mire Kovo II, laidojamas Ko-
vo Fl, Kalvarijos kapinese; pa
maldos 9:30 val. ryto, sv. Jur-
gio baznycioje.
Liko motina. Magdalena Ar
zuolaitiene, dvi seserys, Louise
Banioniene, Mrs. jeanette Pc
terlin, ir brolis Vincas.
Velionis gime Virbalyje, at
veztas Amerikon l metu am
ziaus. Vasario % mire jo jau-
nesnis brolis, Aleksandras.
Visu triju laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktore, Del
la Jakubs.
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A. Buknis 100
Pabegelis LOO
K. Sutris 100
C. Pankauskas 100
J. Racila LOO
V. Gecevicius LOO
A. Laurinaitis LOO
K. Sankevicius 100
|. Stonis LOO
A. Miliauskas 100
V. Panulis 100
P. Slovenskas LOO
P. Mulevicius LOO
J. Suopis 100
J. KlimaviCiene LOO
Frances Ambrose 100
Jonas Alekna 100
B. Karloniene 100
J. Petkuviene 100
J. ir F. Petkunai 100
l.. Saldauskas 100
C.. Selickas 100
d. Jakubaitis 100
M. Guzauskiene LOO
K. Braciska LOO
M. JanuSka LOO
J. Peciulis 100
J. Jenciene 100
Mr.. Jucius LOO
Mr.. Miniotas LOO
IS siu auku BALE atstovui
J. Valaiciui perduota $4,000.
LVS knygai 'Lietuva Tironu
Panciuose" Angliskoje kalboje
leisti paskirta S245.71.
Tarp aukotoju gall butt ne
kurie vardai praleisti, arba ne
til1rai uzrasyti, kadangi aukas
rinko ir sarasus vede keli pa
skirt rinkejai, kurie galejo ne
suspect vardu uzrasyti, bet vi
sos aukos priimtos.
Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
KING PIN CLUB

Du jauni LietuVlai, Joseph
Chester ir AL Samolis, operuo-
ia King Pin Club, mieste, ant
rasu 2111 Prospect Avenue.
Jiedu abu istojo j LVS ma
rius, Aleko Banjo pasidarbavi-
mu.
Jie operuoja didele, moder-
niska bowling alley.
Tas klubas turi dideles pa
talpas kur galima rengti ir va
karienes, susitarus su savinin-
kais iSanksto del rezervaciju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
kovo 9 Aukos LVS ir
BALE is Clevelando

Kovo 9 d., lake rodymo Vyt.
Belecko Lietuvisku filmu, susi-
rinkus dideliam skaiciui publi-
kos, surinktas aukas LVS L
skyrius sutiko padalinti pusiau
ir duoti puse BALF'ui, kaipo
dali BALE vajaus kvotos pa
skirtos Ohio valstijai. Aukojo
Sic:
Hypatija ziuriene $25.OO
DIR. S. T. Tamosaitis $500
j. Bindokas 1900
Adele Grybaite 500
Jonas ir Matilda Rouika
IS Columbus, Ohio 1000
Alekas Banys 1000
Dirva 1000
A. Smigel 1000
A. Simkunas 1000
J. Miliauskas 1000
L. zekonis 1000
j. Blaskevicius 100
T. Neura TOO
j. DegutlS-Dugan 800
A. Pleikis 500
S. Yacius 800
P. Didziunas 500
A. Kinderis 500
J. Zelionis 500
j. Zidziunas $40
Jonas C. Polteris 500
j. Rainys 500
F. Saukiavicius 500
V. Mickunas 500
Povilas Vasiliauskas 500
DR.. j. Abraitis 500
Aldona Miscikaite 500
George Ambrose 500
Ignas Visockas 500
Juozas Ramanauskas 500
D. Krakauskas 500
A. Zdanis 500
N. J. Simkus 500
M. Katalynas 500
Pranas Peciulaitis 500
Corlett Moteru Klubas 500
j. Petkus 500
F. J. zuris 500
A. M. PraSkevicius 500
Mrs. A. M. Praskeviciene 500
E. Praskeviciute 500
P. Dauparas 500
A. Kirkilas 500
K. Leimonas 500
A. Kanciene 500
A. Batakis SEQ
M. ir E. zitkai 500
V. Matusevicius 800
M. Kiveris 500
Ant. PetruSka 500
z. Mudrauskiene 500
Mr.. & Mrs. Brooks 500
DIR. A. J. KaZlauckaS 500
|. Samas SEQ
Petras Baltrenas 500
K. P. Staupas 500
A. Budas 500
M. Uskuraitls 500
A. Urbonas 500
j.. Luobikis 300
M. Vosilute 300
A. Pakalnis 3.OO
V. Balutis 800
Juozas Bucius 200
Walter Guenther 800
M. Treinauskaite 200
J. Lapienis 800
Alena Aksenaviciene 200
l. Stajinskas 200
Jurgis Cesnius 300
Gene Zilk 200
Dvi pabegeles 200
A. Sukis ZOO
Mrs. Utris ZOO
Mrs. Tulauskas 200
A. Gecevicius 200
J. Grebliunas 200
N. X. Mulvinas 200
Ona Cerniauskiene 200
F. Katarski 100 !
M. Zilinskiene 100 |
S. Sadauskas 100 |
X. Platakiene 100 |
T. Jukonis LOO |
V. Maurutis LOO
M. Kulbickas 100
j. Grakauskas 100
T. RamoSka 100
Mrs. Visockiene LOO
Mrs. Benis 100
V. Dedulioniene 100
Mrs. Jastramskiene 100
C.. Gedgaudas LOO
Ona Gedgaudas LOO
Mrs. F. Ugen LOO
j. Salasevicius 100
Olese Sutkuviene LOO
K. Norbutiene 100
K. Leskauskas LOO
J. Ivanavicius LOO
l.. Grikepelis LOO
A. Sich LOO
J. Andriuliene LOO
B. Valatkevicius 100
A. Lukas 100
J. Apanaitis LOO
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The Fight for Freedom


He is now living at West Ave. and
Garden Rd. in Vineland. His wife
Stephania, is dentist by profes-
sion. Her father, Jonas Zakevicius.
who lives with them was a we'll
known merchant in Lithuania.
Jonas Jasinskas of Dorothy has
worked in the Foreign office in
Lithuania. He was sent to Estonia
as an attache and in 1888 was trans
ferred to Chicago He is the hold
er Of degree in International Law
Brute Vailokaitis, now married
to William P. McClsin and living
at / South East Ave. is the daugh
ter of we'll known banker, steel
manufacturer and patriot in Lith-
uania. He was a signer of the
Declaration of Independence for
Lithuania, in 1918. Brute is now
an American citizen and very proud
of the fact.
First Victim
Chronologically the struggle for
Lithuania began when she became
one of the first victims of Germa-
ny on March 21, 1899, when the
territory of Memel was seized from
her.
When war began in Sept, 1929
Lithuania proclaimed it's neutrality
together with the other Baltic Re
publics and held to this policy al
though its sympathies were with
the Western Democracies.
On Oct. 10, 1889, the U.S.S.R
imposed upon Lithuania the sign
ing of a pact of mutual assistance
under which Moscow was not to
interfere in her internal affairs.
However, on June 10, 1910, Russia
occupied Lithuania and formed a
Russian dominated Lithuanian Gov
ernment.
In June, 1941, after the outbreak
of German-Soviet hostilities the lit
tie nation revolted and formed the
Provisional Government of Lithua-
MIA with the sovereign rights of
the Republic restored.
The Reich then suppressed this
provisional government and imposed
it's own regime of occupation.
These were the events leading up
to the second occupation by the
Soviet Union.
Present Conditions
Since the summer of 1914, when
the Soviets entered Lithuania, con-
ditions there have been every bit
as bad, if not worse, than they
were before. According to reports
on the Lithuanian situation COM
piled by the Lithuanian Legation
in Washington, D. c., the Partisans
Underground Fighters) have been
engaged in a constant struggle al
ways battling their oppressors. -
Their aim is establishment of
a free, Independent and democratic
Lithuanian republic.
These armed struggles, we are
told, has reached such proportions
that a visitor to Lithuania from
the outside world gets the impress
sion that the whole country is a
battlefield.
One cannot help but be impressed
by the struggle of the Lithuanian
nation when it is remembered that
she received no material support
from the Western democracies in
her fight, under overwhelming odds
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

PAJIESKAU kambariu su dviem
miegamais, Selma is a, mazu nera;
placiai zinomi. 10 metu vienoj vie
toj; namo pirkejas Lietuvis, more
tune uzleist vieta pirm Balandzio
pabaigos. Praneskit: (l3)
S. Lukosius, 1929 Wayne Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
NJ IRI NJ Al

KATRE KARPAVICIENE, 49
metu, nuo 1901 Dellenbaugh
ave-, mire Kovo 13, palaidota
Lakeview kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo 10 val. Kovo II.
Liko vyras, Juozas, ir dukte
Mrs. Vera Cherauka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21
DARzELIO SAJUNGOS
VAKARELIS

Lietuviu Kulturinio Darzelio
Sajunga rengia smagu korta-
vino ir vaisiu vakara sio ses-
tadienio vakare, Kovo %, nuo
7:3O val, Lietuviu saleje, apa-
cioje. Atsilankiusiems bus vi
sokiu dovanu, pie stalu ir uz
izangos tikieta.
Ateikit praleisti smagiai va
kara su savo draugais.
Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

ANTANAS VAlKSNORAS, SO
metu, nuo 7214 Duluth ave-,
mire Kovo Is, palaidotas 19 d..
kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio baznycfoje.
Liko zmona, Nellie, du su-
mai, Antanas ir Alger, taipgi
brolis Jonas Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-21

So we'll organized were they that
against her invaders.
no major Nazi plans succeeded in
Lithuania. With the exception Of
Poland, Lithuania was the only ma
ton under German occupation which
gave no SIS formations to the Ma
Zis.
Observation-Disclosures desire to see
the Republic of Lithuania regain
Ter freedom and continue the pro-
gress that had been hers between
l918-1940. Their efforts are not
for their own benefit as they will
not profit by it in any way, save
the satisfaction of seeing right
eous cause fulfilled.
Thousands Deported
Many thousands of Lithuanians
have been deported from their own
country. Since their departure from
Lithuania the deported women and
children have remained separated
from the men. No correspondence
has passed between them and none
know the whereabouts of the 9TH
ers. Only a few letters. it is re-
ported, have been received by rela
tives in the United States from
women deportees. The UNRRA and
other organized relief agencies are
not permitted to aid the deportees.
The few packages sent directly to
them by mail are loaded with ex
cessive duty charges. Even used
clothing is not exempt from these
practices.
According to Polish deportees who
lave been repatriated, the deported
nen, badly fed, poorly clothed and
housed in inadequately heated quar-
ers, are working in Soviet concen-
, ration camps at forced labor.
The fate of more than a hundred
thousand displaced Lithuanians in
the Soviet-occupied zone of Ger
many around Koenigsberg and Po-
merania is unknown.
Moral Support
The hopes of all these people
since September, 1889, have been
centered in the Western Democra-
cies. The Atlantic Charter in
which they have believed implicit
ly has helped to sustain them. The
Four Freedoms gave them moral
support, especially Freedom from
Fear. But now they are desperate.
Now is the time when they need to
be saved from complete eXtermina-
ton. They are appealing for real
peace-and what is more important,
freedom-freedom to live their lives
as they see fit without being sub
iugated to the will of any foreign
oppressor.
Certainly any real American, born
and bred in the cradle of Freedom,
can understand their craving for
liberty. Our hats are off to people
of such indominable courage and
determination. They deserve the
support of all freedom loving
peoples. !
Evening star., 1947-07-28

They're cut with precision to lie
smoothly under the seasons new
est figure-following silhouettes -.
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four cores, bias cut and adjustable
straps. White only. Sizes 46 to So.
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Evening star., 1947-07-28

Bulgarians have been invited to
compose a new national anthem.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Nurse Training Course
AT Doctors Hospital
To Be StreamIined
By Thomas 6. Buchanan

Doctors Hospital, which pioneered
last fall in establishing the first one
year course in practical nursing
among the city's hospitals, will make
some revisions in the training pro-
gram when it's next class starts in
October.
The changes, designed to make
the program more compact, will re-
duce the academic instruction about
25 per cent. with a corresponding
increase in ward experience.
The new group of student nurse
aides will get only about $50 hours
of classroom work in three months
of the pre-clinical experience, in
stead of the present 500 hours in
four months. This will be followed
by eight months during which the
young women actually care for pa
tients under trained supervision,
and final month to review the
ground they have covered.
Hospital officials say the shorten
ing of the academic part of the
course will not be accomplished at
the expense of time now devoted to
study of regular nursing procedures
and ward duties, but teachers will
eliminate unnecessary repetition
and will drop some parts of the
course now regarded as too advanced
for the purpose of training bedside
nurses.
Graduated Allowances.
Instead of the $50 monthly allow
ance now given the student nurse
aides while in training, their pay
will be graduated as their training
progresses. Beginning at $25 for
the first three months, they will
advance to $50 for the next six and
$75 for the final three months. In
addition, they receive free tuition.
books, laundry, and meals while on
duty.
Completion of the three months
probation period will bring the
young nurses not only a raise in pay
but the added prestige of a specially
designed cap, presented to them in
Gaping ceremony similar to those
held for students in the 3-year-
course for graduate nurses.
Student nurse aides work a g.
day, 48-hour week. After they COM
plete their pre-clinical work, they
begin shifts of regular ward duty.
They are exempted from the ardu-
Gus, early morning shift, however
being assigned to work either from
7 am. to $3.50 pm. or from pm.
to 11:30 pm.
Capacity Group Expected.
Of the original IL students in the
first class at Doctors Hospital, only
three have been dropped. The
others are expected to graduate Oc-
tober Is, becoming eligible for jobs
as fully trained practical nurses.
A second class of 80 students
which began the same course in
February has now been cut to Is
Ny L WI vi O1lSSc SIlS
liked nursing so much they changed
their minds and decided to transfer
to a three-year graduate nurse
course. Some of the others who had
previous practical nursing expert
ence left to take jobs at higher pay,
and some were dropped for poor at
tendance or inaptitude for nursing.
Doctors Hospital officials have
had many inquiries about the new
class, and expect to have a capacity
group Of 80 when the program gets
under way October /.
The course is open to applicants
between the ages of 18 and 35 with
the equivalent of two years high
school education. Married women
as well as single women will be ac-
cepted provided they have no chill
dren.
al -
Evening star., 1947-07-28

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cludes rayon corded crepe and
spun rayon, each designed with
charming simplicity, cut for COM
plete comfort. Easy to hop into,
too, with extra long zippers,
they're styled with fly front, side
opening pockets and tie = back.
Sizes IL to 18 in group.
Kanns-Negligees- Floor
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@er5litbe 8ittc eines
oentideu Miiiionars

Sn elmer firdlid bliibenben, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Enlargement
be in Baraguap, Siib-Mmerifa, feblt
oringeno elm gang beiheibenes 2irh.
lein. Sa es iih orrbtpeg Inn Grrnite
2anobeDolferung banoelt (es iino au.
Der BaraguaDern au6 oeutife, polni.
Idle, ruliii6e unb anbere quite &atbo-
lifen DorbanOen), tpirb um bic giitige
Deitbilfe Der 10 oft beipdbrten fatboli-
lben 8lallbertsbriiber uno .Ihapeitern
aus Den Ser. Staaten eebeten. sseoe
= audi Die aaerfleinite = @obe, Die
in einem getpObnli6en 8rieie auf mel.
ne oolle 8erantiportung eeianot tper-
Den tann, nimmt Der unterseidnete
oentl6e Rater banfenb entaeaen.
Auittung miro iofort erteilt. Stir Die
eolen 5reunoe unb Conner Ser ae-
planten Sl.-&reu5-&irde miro monat-
lib Der Segen elmer beiIigen Weife
oufgeopfert. @iitige @aben uno 3u-
idriften m0gen Sic bite riften am
&ep. Sabre, DON Sole 4reuiier, S.
p.D., Goronel 8ogaoo (9aroguap),
Soutb Imerica.
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@h,ah>,aass4;,;>J = !

Milmanfee, 8is. = Sier ieierten
Die aotre Dance -S6uli6ueltern am
pergonsenen Samstag oen bunbert.
item Sabrestag ibrer Sroensnieberlal-
jung in ben Ser. Staaten. slus Die
lem slnlaB 5elebrierte Der bodu'lte
Sr. er5biidof &ileD Inn aebn llbr
I'M Wtilmaufee'er Stabtauoitoril,nl
ein iolennes Bontififal-& &odamt, BEL
ipeldem &aroinal- -gr5bii6of g. M.
Stritf) BON Chicago oie Seltprebiat
belt. Srei5ebnbunoert Sdulfinber
aus Ytorrl6ulen unter 2eituna Ser
ytotre-G Gome-S6meitern langen oie
0eelle unter 2eitung bon P. Gutbbert
Soufup, O.S.B., bon gollesepiqe,
Nfinn. Sauienbe bon 9eotre-lome-
Sfneltern ionie 8ertreter bon aahI.
relhen anberen religi0jen @enoiien.
lharten nabmen an Der erbebenoen
Jeier tell.
Marqnette, Mid. = SIN Sitter BON
led5ig Sabren itarb am Sreitaa Der
bohn' 'lte Sr. Srancis sSoiepb Maaner,
lett 1871 8iidof bieier 9io5ele. @e.
boren in 8iIminston, gela., rnodte ct
lelne Stuoien am st. Sgnatius- -aoI.
leg In Chicago uno am ct. Marb's.
aolleg in ct. Marp's, Scans, uno
oollenoete oielelben on Der gropa.
ganoa in &om, mo- er 1909 sum Dot.
tor Der Hbilolopbie un6 1911 sum
8affalaureat bes fanontiden Medts
prolnonierte nnb 1918 bic NrieIter.
ineibe erbieIt. Dorauf tpirfte ct III
@rdoioaele Chicago in Der HfarrieeI.
Jorge, tpuroe 1889 BON Yapft Hius
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2ieber 2eier!
Senbe ben ,Obio.B Baiieafreaab' BEL.
neu angeb6risen in 1eutiAlanb.
8reis: $500 pro Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-21

oeuti6en Mrbeiter periflapen min, fie
nerberrlibt Die Gerbrehen, Die Der
ruiiil1e Smperialismus auf benz Bal
fan, in Der Warbi6urei uub in &o-
rea periibt, uno iie lit bamit einper-
itanoen, bob oie 3mangsarbeit in Der
Sibedo- Sloipafei our Baiis elmer
neuen 8olfsmirtifaft genlaht wer-
Den ion. Wattbetp @on fiibrte peiter
aus, bob Die $50 unb Die britiIhen
Eraoe Unions innerbaIb bieies @e-
nerfibaftsbunbes gegen oas 11eber.
getpidt Der ruiiiiden Staatsgeperf-
i6aften pollig obnmdhttg ieien. Die
8SElt bot 5ipar our 3eit 8erbdnbe
nit insgeiamt led5ig Willionen Nit-
glieoern, lit aber elm &oloB arlf toner
men SiiBen, ba ibr ie6er innere GU
iommenbaIt feblt. Die M52 iiebt es
als Die pororinglihIte 4ufgabe on.
Die 9ungersnot in europa 5u iiber-
tpinoen unb cine pirtidaftlihe Neube.
lebung berbeifiibren au belfen, Inn 10
einen bauernbenc 6rieoen Der 8olfer
gu ll1ern. gTryes
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9ides 8pdenbIah eri9eint feit
benz Sabre 1873 regelm1Big ieben
Samstag unb nir6 berausgeeeben
gum geiten oes gdpitIiden 9ole.
atum Soiepbtnum Der bl. &ongrega.
tion Ser Yropaganba in Columbus,
oeiien 3ped Die SeranbiIouns beut.
iher Srielteraoelinee fiir bic Ser.
staoten lit. 3ieie MnItalt lit baupt.
f6hIid oneepieien auf bic ginfiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno Die @eihenfe Jet
ner 2eier.
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