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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
CHRISTMAS PARTY IS HELD BY LEGIAN
 AND AUXILIARY

The annual Christmas Party of The American Legion and Auxil- iary was held last evening in the Dugout, with a quiz contest be- tween the men and women, vocal music by the daughters of Legion naires and others, exchange of Christmas gifts, and program of entertainment and impersonations by Hank Cowen and his wooden headed stoogc, Cabby, being the dominant features of well attend ed affair
 Mrs. Edith Shlenk, President of the Auxiliary, opened the program by calling for a vocal number, Blue Bird of Happiness, rendered by Lynn Bedding, with Ann Louise Henning at the piano Following their number, the group was enter tained by Donna Jewett who sang The Indian Love Song, with her mother, Mrs. Leo Jewett, at the piano. Then ensued group of Christmas songs and carols, with Henry G. Nordling as Maestro, those present lustily participating, thereby loosening and lubricating their vocal cords.
 The next feature oI the party consisted of competitive quiz program, the participants being two teams, one for the Legion and the other for the Auxiliary. c. H. Ehrendreich, Leo Jewett and John Parmenter represented the Legion, vith the Auxiliary team consisting of Mesdames Peterman and Harris and Donna Jewett. The ladies won by one point. In spinning off the queries, Senior Vice Commander of the Post Rob- ert N. Druxman acted as Emcee Druxman not only carried out the question and answer part of the program with sparkle and vim. but gave brief review of his recent trip to the Interior
 Playing for time, pending ar rival of Hank Cowen from the Salmon Creek Country Club, the evening was enlivened by anecdotes appropriate to the occasion.
 "Cabby," Hank Cowens stooge, arrived on the scene after the star of the evening had been in- troduced by Bob DruXman, and the rounds of applause gave evil dence of the cordiality with which the offerings of Hank and Cabby were received.
 Refreshments were served before and after the evening of entertain ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
BATTLING OLD SKELETONS

Once, in 1892, Duggan attended some Communist meetings in Alex andria, Va, and that may be the skeleton you now rattle in his coffin. But that was in the depth of the depression when breadlines were blocks long, when farmers in your own Northwest threatened to lynch judges, and when 20,000 veterans of World War I stormed the Capital
 Duggan was in his twenties then. And if you are going to let the distressed groping of a youngsters s soul for depression's cure tarnish his reputation two decades ago, then some of our greatest men might also lose their place in history.
 But to those who knew him, you can never tarnish the reputation of Laurence Duggan. He was a kindly, sensitive soul, who tried to support four kids on a measly government salary because he lov- ed his work and was passionately devoted to the good-neighbor pol icy
 He was the kind of a man who makes this Government great-the kind who slaves for it, and sacri- fees for it, because he believed in it- the kind of middle-cf-the- rosders whom the Communists con- slider ti;7eir worst enemies.
 Whn. you were elected to the Unitei States Senate last Novem- Ter, 'IIongressman Mundt, wrote a tribute to you. I said, among ether things. that you had improv- ed with age, that you had become more toleraps.
 However as an old friend, I must warn you that you may win for yourself the title Murderer Mundt," because, in addition to gloating over mems deaths, you so callously murder their reputa- tions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28

many who dogged and plagued their
 innocent victims until all the world
 turned against Germany
 I have covered the State Depart ment for years and l knew Larry Duggan intimately. I do not like to see Communists. in government any more than you do, and on one occasion I warned a high official regarding a man considered close to the Communists. Laurence Duggan, on the other hand, was no more Communist than you Jess so, because he tried to cure the evils that cause Communism. He tried to help the starving peons of Latin America. He tried to curb the Perons who trample on peoples rights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
Daily Lessons in English v v. [. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MIsUsED say my estimation artist Say my
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Dirgbe Pronounce dr. ii-bl all Is syllable
 OFTEN MISSPEIIED: Antiseptic SYNONYMS: vb} allow license tolerate empower
 
 WORD STUDY Use word three times and Let vocabulary by FOBLE; but oyer shadowed by superficial foibles"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
MODERN ETIQUETTE 5ygprpr, by pr

O. it for offer his 
 A. This to have become it still the man to give his o O. What is the dish vegetables when she presents guest? Flat the it very hot she uscs
 
 O. Is it proper to with church? There church but if absolutely necessary do very quietly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
HO5pHAt N0IES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical attention was Leo Whistler.
 Discharged from St. Ann's yes terday were Gus Nickelis and John Eisenbergh.
 Allen Frank of Angoon was ad- mitted to the Government Hospital yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
Single License Plates
(NeW York Times)

Fifteen of forty eight States have shown the good to determine to only license plate their automobiles next In 1922 all States issuing front and plates The war emergency nd restrictions the of metals caused all but few States to adopt a single plate plan With the md of hostlites the practice of issuing two plates was generally resumed We do not why it should be. The front plate is chiefly extra baggage. Its practical use as an identifying mark is almost nil
 Five States issue permanent type plates, vali- dating them with tabs giving the date of the year. This is sensible procedure. The rear license plate is the important identifying mark and it should be kept legible and simple possible. As practical matter especially in view of the continuing shortage of steel of which millions of vehicles sur prising tonnage for license plates hope the single plate habit will grow among the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
FROM THE DIPLOMATIC
 POUCH

Franco Spain has run into 8 stone wall in it's efforts to gel American loans. The Export-Im- port Bank has turned down an informal Spanish request for a cotton credit. And two private New York banks have vetoed Span ish proposals for industrial loans.
 It looks like Undersecretary of State Bob Lovett finally is going to succeed in his undercover cam paign to get his and Dewey's friend. John Foster Dulles, into the State Department. Lovett has finally sold his idea to Sec retary Marshall, with the result that Dulles will probably be ap- pointed regular U s. representa- tive to the United Nations.
 Paul Hoffman. the Marshall Plan Administrator, is pressuring the State Department to recognize the new military government of Ven ezuela. Hoffman doesn't worry about the principles involved. He just wants to make sure that mo- thing interferes with European purchases of oil from Venezuela
 The State Department has or dered General Chennault to give up his efforts to form new Flying Tigers" squadron. Our Ambassa- dor to China, J. Leighton Stuart, has been instructed to tell Chen nault it's too late.
 The Austrian Government has begun secret negotiations with the USA to arm an Austrian Army. Re- armament is strictly illegal until a peace treaty has been signed, but the Austrians fear a Communist revolt.
 Madame Chiang has failed to get an extra nickel from the United State, but she may get something just as valuable from a source she meyer thought about-the Inter national Monetary Fund
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. izs SECOND and FOURTH
 Monday of each month fTx in Scottish Rite Temple ,ZN beginning at 7.30 D. n. XS xMy WILLIS R. BOOTH. V Worshipful Master: JAMES N LEVERS. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
EASTERN STAR

Social meeting Juneau Chapter No. Tuesday, December 28, o'clock
 77 2t. Alice Brown, Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28

People who take cold baths don't have rheum- atism," declares physician. And people who climb mountains don't have paralysis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28

If we could ourselves others us, we'd believe the others cockeyed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
The Washington MerrY-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Con lrued from paet One
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-28
TIDE TABLL
DECEMBER 29

High tide, 1:25 a.m., 15.2 it. . Low tide, 6:59 am, Al it. . High tide, l2:59 pm, 1892 it. . Low tide, 19:43 pm, 20 it. .
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
.usinSs
> Ethel 'oTeddy" MOscOvitz

stening to q Wagnerian opera
tEe radio is certainly nothing
! when trying to write a nice
Versational-type column i.
the music fascinates me, al
,eh the hate the Germanic
IL 1t so thoroughly represents
ar from relaxing ;. However,
impose this is perfect back
Iund music for the mood i'm
led here by Max Lerner's speech
4 week j.. When Lerner said
was no Optimist he was MAX
! an understatement His
dress went something like this:
|ere is still hope for peace if
change our national policy in
rope and the Middle East .
a there is no chance of this
Iout-face taking place The
IIestine question should be set
ID through the u. N. but the
lited Nations Organization is
able to act :.
Mr.. Lerner says he is going to
~ in this country to do his job
an American Perhaps Mr..
rner, occupying the position as
itor Of a large liberal paper can
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

ing :. and to build through the
heritage that is ours a stronger
and better balanced American
Jewry that can never crumble
from within
+ 4
OF course, "Gentlemen's Agree
ment", the movie, took the COM
munity by storm 1t is film
which cannot help do a great
deal of good BY q personally
conducted poll I have been trying
to CLEAN what reaction the film
had on the nOn-Jewish public !.
and 1 think the best answer was
given by reviewer in one of our
dailies In his review of the
picture the cOlumnist said that
some ugly incidents could have
been treated in better taste i.
But he granted that the film was
a potent one >.
don't think Christian America
liked to be taken to task but
I do think it took it's spanking
like. good sports However, I
wonder if the hush-hush Jews
even admitted brotherhood with
their prototypes in the picture ? i.
AS far as we know they still have
their heads buried ostrich-like in
the sand
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

do big job +. but I wonder how
many of us little people can do
a job that will amount to any,
thing?
The mighty motion picture COM
batting anti-Semitism. "Gentle-
mems Agreement" was recently
viewed here There too the
idea is expressed that each of us.
In order to fight subversive and
anti-democratic forces, must take
IL upon his shoulders to openly
combat these elements when we
come In contact with them /.
The producers of the film have
done a magnificent job of fighting
back and they are to be
Iauded :. But when it comes to
the Jew in the every day walk of
life I am inclined to agree with
Dave in the picture who says to
his Christian friend CATER all,
It's your fight
When an alderman I'M the citv
of New York seeks to do his lob
as a good American and follows
his convictions by issuing an order
separating the practice of religion
in the public schools under his
Jurisdiction by prohibiting the Gel
ebrating of Christmas in the
school system, the reaction
throughout the country is ire
mendous. Although + don't be-
lieve anyone will admit it, the
action taken by the Florida schools
to sanction the intensified teach
ing of the Christmas story laying
stress on the nativity is a direct
reaction to the incident in New
York
What does the little man do
here? -. Go to the school where
his child receives his education
and put up a battle? JUS
try it? :. I have and a,
the risk of becoming branded as
a pest and of inhibiting my child
rem 1 have found that my opinion
can only become vocal at we'll
spaced intervals in order to
effective :.
But like Mr.. Lerner and a thous
and other people I suppose I to
will ignore the facts and grasp
any other straw that might brin;
peace and understanding to man
kipd . and do the only THU
the little man can do to help bril-
that day closer to reality /. Tn
is to fortify myself and my fami
against any prejudices that mig
creep into our thinking and fee
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

saries of the Lithuanian resistance
movement manage to cross it VITA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
Miesto Valdyba Praso
Balsuoti uz Bonds ir
Charter Prieda

Clevelando miesto valdyba, kaip
tai pranesa Mayoras Thomas A..
Burke, paruose planus sesiu metu
programai ivairiems miesto istaigu
prapletimams ir pagerinimams vyk-
dyti.
Numatyta statyti du sveikatos
central, priedas prize Miesto Ligoni-
nes, II nauju ugniagesiu stociu,
100000 vertes zaislavieciu ir kitu
vieSl pashinksminimo vietu, $5,OOO,-
600 vertes kanalizacijos ir daug XII
tq miesto pagerinimu. Tam reika-
lingus Einigus praso balsuotoju uz-
tvirtinti rinkimu diena, antradienl,
LapkriciO 2.
Mayoras Burke pareiskia, kad 81
plat programa padarys Clevelanda
saugesne ir geresne gyvenimui vie
ia ir pades pasekmingai lenktyniuo-
ii su kitais miestais patraukimui !
Gia nauju industriju, kas reiskia pa
didejima darby ir bizniu ateityje.
Miesto valdyba patiekia items rel
kalams Bond Issue, uz ka Clevelan-
do plieGia raginami balsuoti.
| Balsavimams bus patiekta dar II
| Charter Amendment, kuris pavestq
miesto valdybai teise padidinti TAX
sus Xxi 11.65 mills, kas butu vienu
mill daugiau negu pernai. Tas ap-
imtu miesto operavimo kastus be
gyje 1949, 1850 ir 1851. Jeigu Sis
/ charter amendment nebus nubalsuo-
tas, miestas bus priverstas sumazin-
tt ugniagesiu ir policijos apsauga
sveikatos prieziura, ismatu surinki.
ma ir kitus kasdeninius aptarnavi-
mus kurie dabar atliekami.
Abu siuos dalykus, charter amend
ment ir Bond Issue remia miesto
vadai = Republikonai, Demokratai
ir Nepriklausomi, ir daugybe visuo-
meniniu Gfganizaciju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

Harry w. Mitchell, RepublikonQ
kandidatas nuo 2l-mo Distrikto j
Kongresa, paskelbia savo sesiu pun
ktu programa. il seka:
MAZINIMAS income tax, ypatin-
gai items kurie mazai uzdirba.
ATMETIMAS pelno taksu nuo
kompaniju turinciu so darbininku ar
maziau.
PANAIKINIMAS federales biuro-
kratijos, davimui progos plestis ma
ziems bizniams.
PALEIDIMAS maziausia milijono
civiliu federales valdzios tarnauto
ju "pradziai" nacionales valdzios
ekonomijos vykdymo.
PADARYMAS tvarkos federales
valdzios staigose vykdant "tikr;
ekonomija''.
Mitchell, Clevelando industralis
tas, taip pradejo savo rinkimu va
ju prize veterana Demokrata Kon
gresmana Robert Crosser.
Jis sake, 2l-as Distriktas "rimta
reikalingas Representations Washin
gtone, ko dabar neturi, in neturej(
per daug metu".
l,epublikonu kandidatas sake kat
jis stojo siuos rinkimus "gryna
parodymui, ka tiesioginiai galvojan.
tbs, sunkiai drbantis, salto prott
biznio zmogus gall nuveikti visuo
menes isrinktose pareigose".
Jis yra prezidentu ir generalinir
vedeju Mitchell Metal Products, Inc
ir isteigejas tos kompanijos prizes 4(
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT IN
LITHUANIA

ACCORDING to official Soviet
sources, the Lithuanian resistance
movement numbered about 10000
active participants in the beginning,
whereof 10000 have now been liuui-
dated. This data is on the whole
correct.
The struggle of the partisans is
desperate one: they give and ex-
pect no pardon. When in certain
danger Of being captured, the par
tisans blow up their heads with
hand-grenades in order to make sure
they are unrecognizable and not to
endanger their relatives on whom
the BolsheViks would wreak ven
geance. Roughly 5000 partisans
have hitherto died in this manner.
The ideal for which they are
fighting is freedom. The aims they
have set themselves are to combat
the collectivization of agricult u r e
and Lithuania's colonization wit h
alien elements, to unmask and des-
troy the spies and agents of the
MVD, to restrain Communist fell
low-travellers and to protect the
population from robbers and plum
derers.
The Lithuanian partisans are the
best organized and disciplined resis-
|tance movement in the belt of the
occupied countries around the USSR.
This movement is purely national
the reports of some Swiss and also
American journalists that the Lith-
uanian partisans are Fascist svm-
pathizers, that their official Ian
guage is German, that they are led
by former German officers. that
planes Of unknown origin supply them
with arms, etc, are free. inventions
based on mendacious Soviet propa-
ganda
However, it is not to be wonder
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
KOMUNISTAI PASTE

Clevelando paste istalgoje su-
sekta 25 komunistai arba ko-
munistuojantieji tarnaut j i,
dabar vykdant FBI patikrini-
ma visu federales valdzios is
talgu tarnautoju.
Du nuziureti komunistai ypa-
tingai grieztai tardomi.
Kad paste randasi komunis-
tn agentu buvo galima supras-
ii is to, kai tuoj po karo SUM-
Giant maisto ir rubu pakietus
Vokietija tremtiniams, pasitai-
kius su pakietu prie toxic tar
nautojo, tuoj isgirdai zurzeii-
ma, nenorejima patarnauti. les
kojima priekabiu del pakieto
turinio, if atsisakyma suteikti
reikalingas informacijas apie
pakietu pasiuntima.
FBI agentai daro apklausi-
neiimas ir lietuviu, turinciu fe-
derales valdzios istaigose vie
tas Clevelande. Suseka, iei ku-
rio tevai, seserys, ar broliai tu-
reio ka bendro su komunistais,
priklause ar priklauso jQ CRU
pese, skaito komunistu spauda,
aukoja ju reikalams, ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

19l7 MErU cenzo ziniomis,
Ohio valstiia turejo 7,675,OOO
gyventoiu. kas reiskia II nuos.
arba 7G7, 600 radaugeiima ly-
ginant su 1940 metu skaicium.
Nuo 1947 liepos m. Xxi 1948
metu pradzios, kaip apskaiciuo-
ia, Ohio gyventoju skaicius pa
kilo dar daugiau, Xxi 7,859,C0O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
FBI Reikalauja Cleve-
lanko komunistu
Adresu

Komunistams ir Clevelande
jau darosi kars+a. Valdzia pa
reikalavo Clevelando komunis-
tu partijos virsininkus tuteik-
tt vietines komunistu partijos
rekordus ir nariq adresus.
IS Washingtono atsiusta ke-
Ii Teisingumo DEPARTMENT. val
dininkai, kurie ir pradejo savo
darba, pasaukdami vietos ko-
munistu vadus prizes Federal
Grand Jury. Pasaukimus ] tel
sma gavo keturi komunistu va
dai: Helen Krchmarek, Anton
krchmarek, Joe Brandt ir M.
Chauncey. Jieskomas ir kitas,
Sax Levin, kuris nesenai atvy-
ko ] Clevelanda is Akrono.
Panasiai tardomi komunistai
ir kituose miestuose visoje sa-
lyle. Clevelande numatyta pa
saukti tardymui bent 25 komu-
nistus vadus. kurie jungiami
prize visos sales komunistu iu-
dejimo prizes Amerikos valdzia.
Grand Jury reikalauja ko-
munistu vadu pristatyti parti-
jos rekordus nuo 1888 metu,
taigi tarp tn nariu vardu rasis
nemazai ir lietuviu, kurie dirbo
ir RENE komunistu partija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
ISSINUOMOJA

ISSlNUOMOJA
didelis, sauletas kambarys,
gerai irengtas. Yra dvi To-
vos. Nuoma nebrangi.
Kreiptis: Mrs. Bagdonas
1911 Melrose Avenue.
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ed at that the West is unable to
get realistic idea of conditions
in Lithuania for the country is
Theoretically closed to the West by
the notorious iron curtain.
The owners of certain identity
papers may travel eastwards from
Lithuania freely and neither is there
any guarded frontier between East
Prussia and Lithuania. The iron
curtain follows the border-line that
was drawn in Potsdam between
Russia and Poland. Along this en-
tire frontier the inhabitants have
been deported to a depth of 800
metres on both sides. 20-50 metres
from the actual demarkation line
12-metre broad strip Of land has
been ploughed up and narrowed
smooth in order to make any pos
sible footprints plainly visible. This
strip is followed by 2-metre high
barbed wire fence and system of
electric alarms. Watchtowers with
shooting embrasures in every direc-
tion line the frontier at intervals of
$50 metres. Under every such tow
er there are bunkers with watch
dogs who are released at night.
The guards manning the towers
and bunkers are changed very fre-
quently to prevent them from MAX
ing friends with the local popula-
ton. The iron curtain is indeed
impenetrable for an ordinary citi-
zen and it is not often that even
the daring and resourceful ennis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
RAUDONIEJI UNIJU
VAUOVYREJE

Clevelande tesiama tyrineji-
mas ir komunistq vadovybes
darbininku unijose. Pasirodo,
kad eileje dideliu uniiu, tarp
iu Fisher Body, United Elec-
trical Workers, Mine Mill &
Smclter Workers, Warehouse
men. Office and Professional
Workers, ir Fur Workers uni
jose, vadovybe yra komunistq
aria kairiuju, ] komunistus pa
linkusiu asmenu rankose.
Nors CIO-Unitcd Auto Wor-
kers Unija gerokai pakrypo de
sinen .poros pastaru netu be-
gyie, ta3iau Clevelande jos ke-
Ii skyriai dar Wis palaiko ko-
munistn partijos liniia. Fisher
Body lokalo vadai ypatingai
turf raudona rekorda, nes jo
. nekurie vadai seniau buvo kol
munistu partijos nariai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

REIKALINGA MOTERIS
Senyva, pagelbeti manu- darbe,
geroje Seimoje, priziureti pora
vaiku; lures sau du grazius
kambarius. Telef. Err O145.
IE KOMAS Clevelande gy-
ventojas i. Bagdonavicius. 10
jiesko Zofija Vodapaliene, duk-
te Motiejaus Bagdonaviciaus If
Marijos Chomskaites, gyvenan-
ii Vokietijoje tokiu adresu:
Q6) Kassel-Oberzwehren
Mattenberg DIP. Camp,
Mattenberg Str. 81
Germany, US Zone.
Arba jos laiska suteiksiu pa
ieskomam; atsisaukite:
V. Grabliauskas,
255 Zerbey av, Kingston, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

intelligence on conditions in their
country.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
MIR M Al

|ADOLFAS AUKsCIUNAS, SO
m., nuo 984 Wheelock Road,
mire spaliu 19, palaidotas %
id., Kalvarijos kapinese; pamal-
dos ivyko st. Philip Neri baz-
nycioje.
Velionis paejo is PilviSkiu,
Amerikoje iSeyveno 35 metus,
Clevelande Is metq.
Liko zmona, Antoinette. We
lionis buvo Mrs. j. G.. Polterie-
mes sesers vyras.
Laidojime Dasitarnav0 Wilke-
lis Funeral Home.
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PIRMAS sniegas

PIRMAS sniegas Cevelande
81 rudeni pasirode pereito SEX
madienio nakti, kada po ilgo
lietaus oras atsalo. Sniegas
kick jo pasirode. buvo menkas,
sutirpo tuoj kaip tik nukrito
ant zemes, Oras gerokai atsa-
10. Bet dar laukiama sugriz-
tant normalio rudeninio orc.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

WESTERN Reserve Univer-
sitetas Clevelande gavo is Ma
cionalio Veto Institute $25, 900
rletimui mokslo ir tyrinejimu
veto ligos ir jos gydymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
RKO KEITH'S 1O5TH
THEATRE

Shame teatre matysit sekan-
cias idomias filmas:
Oct. 20 Xxi %: "The Luck Of
the Irish.
Oct. "a Xxi 26: "Counterfeit-
ers" ir "Triple Threat.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
'KAS TURIT KAMBARIU

ir sutiksit priimti atvykstan-
cius is Europos lietuvius trem-
tinius, praneskit Dirvos redak-
Icijai.