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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
District Court Jury
Is Dismissed;
To Appear Dec. IS

The Jury in the district court
of Judge Ben HARDWOOD last Sat
urday was dismissed to appear
again on Monday, Dec. ID, when
the civil case of Crosby VS..
Crosby will be tried. .
The case was originally set
for trial last Saturday, but due
to the illness. of the attorney
for George Crosby, the trial
was postponed. :
Seaman Wilkerson, charged
with disposing of cattle hides
without proper inspection, was
found not guilty in district
court last Friday. The case was
an appeal from Justice court
of Hardin township, which had
previously rendered a verdict OF
guilty.
John Pilch, charged in an in
formation filed by County At
torney Bert w. Kronmiller with
issuance of a fraudulent check,
pleaded guilty in the district
court Saturday. Judge HarWood
set Monday, Dec. Is, at 1:3O
Ep. m. as time for pronouncing
sentenc..
Pilch was charged IL the IN
formation with issuing a fraud
ulent check in the amount OF
5000 to, the Becker hotel in
| Hardin. The county attorney
/ also showed that the defendant
had also issued a fraudulent
check in the amount of $50 to
the Hardin Auto Co., and an
other in Billings in the amount
of. $3.50.
Yellowstone county officers
had issued a hold order or
IPilch pending the outcome OF
the case here.
The case of A. E. McDane.
VS.. Carl Anderson, scheduled
for trial in the court was set
| tied out of court.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
.P.-T.A. Discusses
Entertainment
Program for Youth

The Big Horn County Parent
Teacher association held their
regular meeting last night, with
Jim Neal presiding over the
business session in the absence
of the president, Glen Yeager.
A committee previously APP
pointed to investigate the poss-
Utility of sponsoring an enter
tainment program for the
young people of the community
one night each week, reported
at the meeting.
The committee stated that at
a meeting with a representative
group of parents of Youngsters,
the feeling seemed to be that
there was no great need for a
program of this type in Hardin,
However the project was left
open by the .PTA and if enough
young people signify their de-
sire to the association for the
project, some action will be
taken.
It was stated that the Amer
lean Legion sponsored one party
for the youngsters following the
basketball game last Friday
night and that approximately
1875 young people were in at
tendance.
Several business men of Har-
din have volunteered to furnish
refreshments for parties an6
the American Legion has offer
ed to donate the use of the
Legion hall, if the project is
undertaken.
| Also discussed at the meet
ing was the report of the STATE
Citizens committee in regard tc
finance, reorganization anC
transportation in schools of tht
state.
A lunch was served at the
close of the meeting by a com.
mittee consisting of Mrs. C. C
J Bounous, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Bigley, Miss Eileen Burgess, anc
MI. and Mrs. G. H. Bigley.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Ridin' n Ropin Club
Conducts .....
Election Of Officers

At the last regular meeting of
the Hardin Ridin' and Ropln'
club held December 6 at the
J. g. Henderson home, officers
for the coming year were
Ernie Romine was elected
president; Melvin Harold, vice
president; Mrs. Joe hammers,
secretary; Mrs. Bud Wilcox,
treasurer, and John Lawrence,
Bud Wilcox and Jess Schwend,
directors.
The clubs turkey dinner and
dance held at the Legion hail
on December 2 was attended by
approximately 200 members and
guests.
The food committee for the
affair was composed of Mrs.
Ernie Romine, chairman, and
Mrs. Roy Chambers, Mrs. Ralph
Hoff, Mrs. Joe hammers, Mrs.
Jake Lackmann, Mrs. ]. C. Hen
derson and Mrs. Ace Maus.
Melvin Harris was chairman
of the entertainment commit
tee and was assisted by Melvin
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wynn, MIR. and Mrs. Ed Kurtz
and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilcox.
Ernie .Romine acted as toast
master, assisted by Bill Hagen
of Billings.
Gifts were presented to the
outgoing president, ]. C. Hen
derSon, and Secretary-treaSurer,
Melvin Harris. The door prize,
a ham, was won by j. G. Hen
derson.
Following introductions, NOV
les of the rodeo and parade,
sponsored by the club last June,
were shown by Harry Cox. Old
time music was furnished by
Henry Heager and Fred Luck
senhagen with Roy Riley and
John Lawrence calling square
dances.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hagen, Fay
Hagen and K. E. Grimstead
president of the Montana Sad
die Clubs association and also
president of the Billings Saddle
club. all of Billings.
The next regular meeting oil
the club will be January 3
when tentative plans will be
discussed for the next rodeo
Local club members have beer
invited to a dinner at the Bill
ings Saddle club house on De-
cember Is. 49, A..
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Competency Forms
Drawn Up by
New Committee

The competency committee OF
the Crow Indian reservation
met Thursday, Dec. 2, at the
agency office at the call OF
Superintendent & G. Lippert
for the purpose of electing a
chairman and organizing their
work.
Committeeman present were
d. H. Watson, Billings, district
Indian office, representing the
secretary of Interior; Robert
YelloWtail, Lodge Grass, chair
man of the Grow Indian Tribal
Council, and Francis LaForge,
Wyola, second member of the
Crow tribe on the committee.
YelloWtail ives elected chair
man of the committee which
drew up and approved the ap-
plication form to be used by
non-competent members of the
tribe for making application for
competency to the committee.
The form is being mimeo-
graphed this week and will be
mailed to non-competent MEM
bers of the tribe as rapidly as
possible. Applications must be
made in duplicate, using the
approved forms, the committee
said, and no other forms will
be considered.
The committee called atten-
ton to the following, which are
among the rules governing de-
termination of competency:
The committee shall, upon
the application of any adult
member of the Crow tribe
whose name appears on the in
competency roll established I'M
der the act of June 4, 1920, de-
termine whether such person is
competent. The application
must be mailed to or filed with
the committee on or before
January 81, 1949, at the Crow
Indian agency office, Crow Ag-
ency, Mont. The committee may
request that any applicant ap-
pear before the committee for
examination.
Among the matters to be con-
sidered by the committee are
the amount of the applicants
indebtedness to the tribe, to
the United States government,
and to others; whether he is a
public charge or a charge on
friends and relatives, or win
become such a charge by rea-
son of being classed as compe-
tent, and whether the appli-
can't has demonstrated that he
possesses the ability to take
care of himself and his pro-
perty, to protect the interests
of himself and his family, to
lease his land and collect the
rentals therefrom, to lease land
of his minor children, to pre-
scribe in lease agreements those
provisions which will protect
the land from deterioration
through oVergrazing and other
improper practices, and to as
sumo full responsibility for OBJ
tanning compliance with the
terms Of any lease.
After the committee passes
upon all applications and re-
l ports they shall be submitted
THROUGH the regional director of
the bureau of Indian Affairs
at Billings for his recommend
alton, to the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. Such submis-
sions shall be completed on or
before April 80, 1949.g
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Four Cases Are on
Justice Docket

Cases of four highway viola
tors were. on the justice court
docket fof C. A. Corkins this
week. The cases, in each of
which the highway patrol was
complaining witness, are as fol-
lows .sk ~ NJ @
December /, Calvin Lorrel
Rogers, no flags or flares, for
teited So bond.
December l, Vincent Nepper,
drunken driving, $500 fine.
December 8, Jack Needens,
reckless driving, forfeited $25
bond. 4
December z, Donald E. Mar
tin, careless driving, forfeited
$40 bond. Sx
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Bulldogs TO Meet
|WorIand, Wye.
Here Friday Night

The Bulldogs of Hardin high
school have two games schedul-
ed for this weekend, after
winning from Huntley Project,
1899 last Saturday and drop
ping their first game Of the
season to- the Montana State
College Bobkittens the previous
evening. .
Tomorrow (Friday) night,
Coach Dyche's charges will
tangle with the Worland, Wye,
five on the local court, and Sat
urday night they will journey to
Sheridan, Wyo., for a game
there.
Little is known of the
strength of either of the two
teams, but Worland is believ-
ed to.be one of the top-ranking
teams in their Wyoming dis
trict. " T.
The Bulldogs were out-classed
in their game with the College
freshmen, scoring 26 points tic
f63 for the Bobkittens in the
game last Friday. Saunders and
Haug paced the local quint with
nine points each and McKethan
of the Bobkittens was high
point man with IL. Bob Saund-
ers, Schoer and Hammer, for
mer Hardin stars, saw action
with the college team during
the game.
The Bulldogs came from be-
hind to win over Worden in the
game last Saturday, 40 to SO
At one point in the game the
Bulldogs were trailing IS to /
After rolling up a firSt-quartel
score Of 1873, the Huntley Pro
iect hoopsters still held an 18.
Is lead at half time, but the
Hardin five edged ahead in the
third quarter, 1881 and pulled
away for a safe win before thu
final gun.
Lloyd Saunders, first strins
regular, played only the las
three quarters of the game anC
was high-point man for Hardin
with 81. Kroehler, Hardin cen.
ter, had II. Wakenshaw pacee
the losers with Is counters. Tht
game was the first District
contest for the Bulldogs.
The Hardin B squad downec
the Project B team, 1921, il
the curtain-raiSer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
County Ministers
In Regular Session

Members of the Big Horn
County Ministerial association
met at Pryor Monday, Dec. 6,
with the Rev. and Mrs. William
e. Parks as hosts.
The Rev. John w. Schanack-
enberg of Lingle, Wyo., a guest
of the Rev. A. G. Kroehler of
Hardin was a speaker at the
meeting. He gave an account
Of a training school course for
rural pastors which was held
recently in Lansing, Mich. The
Rev. Mr.. Parks led in the de-
Votionals.
The January meeting of the
group will be held at the
Methodist church in Hardin
with the Rev. and Mrs. r. T.
Ludden acting as hosts.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Sportsraen Meeting
Friddy. Dec. 10 !.

Members Of the Big Horn
County Rod and Gun club will
hold a special meeting at the
city hall Friday, Dec. 10, at
7:30 p. m. it was announced
this week.
Officers said some very i'm
portant matters will be taken
up at the session and urged all
members to be present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
ANNUAL OFFERING

The annual Love offering,
sponsored locally for the tenth
year by the Hardin Methodist
church, is now In progress. The
fund! is an annual Christmas
offering for mission work and
for benefits to needy persons.
Contributions may be left with
Mrs. Mabel Franklin, Mrs. B. E.
Bylund, Mrs. j. W. Bulls or
Mrs. P. D. Thomson.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
BE Your Age Title
Of Picture to
Be Shown at Hdrriet

III. G.. Wells, manager Of the
Harriet theatre, in cooperation
with Health Officer DR.. Roy 9.
Yeats, is showing a timely
short called sBe Your Age" on
the theatres program December
IL and Is.
The 11-minute short, present.
ed by the American Heart as
ISOLATION and the Metropolitan
Life insurance company, had its
initial showing at the Muse
Hall in Radio City, New York,
and now is being shown in
leading theatres throughout the
country.
In commenting on this pic
Iture, DR.. Yeats remarked en-
Enthusiastically: "Ten minutes
spent in viewing this picture
should help many to overcome
the widespread fear of heart
disease. This fear is frequently
based on ignorance. The film
will give a better understand
ing of the human heart and
how to protect it. It teaches in
dividuals with heart disease
that if they keep within such
physical limitations as their
conditions may impose, they
live fuller, richer and more
useful lives.
"The fight against heart d.
sease is only beginning" DR.
Yeats continued. "An increaS-
ing number of investigators are
studying fundamental problems
regarding the prevention ane
treatment Of the diseases of the
heart and arteries, notably
those aided by foundations, gov
ernmental agencies, and the life
insurance companies. These
studies should result in new
methods of prevention ane
treatment
BE Your Age" will be shown al
7:18 and GIT b. mon December
IL and Is.
In conclusion, d.. Yeats
said: We appreciate fully the
cooperation of the management
OF the Harriet theatre in ar
ranging to show the towns
people the picture, and up-to-
the-minute subject for the
whole family"
Careless driving can wreck q
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
HELD FoR AUTHORITIES

Local officers have arrested
William Roscoe Clark of Eureka,
Neb., and he is being held by
the sheriff's office here for au-
thoritieS in Nebraska. Clark is
wanted in that state on a
charge Of desertion.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

Motorists can't see pedestrians
at night as easily as pedestrians
can see autos. The National
Safety Council saws that furda-
mental fact should make walk
ers careful. Don't spend a life
time In crossing streetsl
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
XMAS CONCERT

Members of the vocal depart
ment of the Hardin schools will
present their annual Christmas
concert here on Wednesday,
Dec. 20, beginning at 8:15 p. M,
according to Miss Ethel Schust-
er, music instructor Of the
schools.
The program is not complete
at the present time but will be
published in next weeks issue
of the Tribune Herald.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Will. EXAMINE DRIVERS

Max Blakesley, examiner for
the Montana highway patTol,
will be in Hardin to conduct
drivers examinations on Decem-
her Is and 16. He will be at
the Community room of the
courthouse between the hours
of Q a. m. and 5 p. m. each day.
The examiner will be at the
courthouse in Hysham from 9
to 5 on December II.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09
Ripping
Of the Rivers

The recent snow storm has
served to make the popu-ace
more Christmas conscious and
the decoration OF Hardlnis
streets and store windows, has
added to the spirit of the sea-
son.
We note that Sam Poulous,
proprietor of the Club cafe, was
the first to install a Christmas
tree in front of his establish
ment.
For years and years, the
honor of being the first to put
out the Christmas ,greenery
went to S. j. Marquissee Of the
Model Clothes shop. In fact II
was almost a tradition OF the
city. Mr. Marquissee continued
to be the earliest Christmas de-
corator until recent years dur
ing the war when other business
establishments disc o n tin q
putting up the trees on the
street.
When Slime finally discontin-
ued the practice, A. M. Hicks,
former proprietor of RickerS
Drug, blossomed out with the
first tree, and now this year
Sam Poulous has first place.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

tuberculosis kills more peo-
pie between is and As than any
other disease.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

Tip to pedestrians. Think for
two the driver and you!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

MARRIAGE LICENSE
December Harry Frost and
Dorothy Shane, both Of Crow
Agency.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

Careless driving can wreck a
fender-or a family!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-09

Paul Jones, director of public
information of the National
Safety Council, who annually
writes up the councils release
of odd accidents during ohe
wear. concludes this years
Writeup with the following
paragraph:
"And in Chicago a guy who
works for the National Safety
Council and goes around telling
other people to be careful, slip
ped on the ice on his own
driveway, fell and broke his
arm. The name of this dope?
Excuse me a minute, folks,
while I go sprinkle salt on the
ice cubes. You can't be. too
! careful!"
we notice a familiar figure
about the streets OF Haruln
agaIn afJer missing 1t o a
numDer OF weeks Just past:
n. r.. NIckers, VINO has been
confined to his nome with
rheumatism and Will haVinS
his TEEN extracted most Oh the
{ time during the past Two
months Is again abe to be
aoouC and attend to mis- duties
OF Wnicn he has a large and
varied assortment.
= The veteran secretary OF a
numDer OF Hardin SerVlse clubs
saws ne doesn't s'feel so hot"
vet. but then ne auus, u ne .er
dId feel SO hot" We think he is
only kidding with the last re-
mark, wnen we consider the
numDer of services he has per-
formed during his long resi-
dence in hardin.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
GEMBLERYSTESE IVELTA
IR POLICIJA

Clevelando policijoje padary-
ia pakeitimai, kuomet patirta
kad gemblerysciu naikinimui
paskirti policijos virsininkai ir
| ju padejejai neatlieka savo par
eigQ.
Paw, nustatyta kad tik vie
nos rusies gemblerysteje, taip
vadinamoje Numbers, rake
tieriu gauja daro Xxi $40 mill
jonu metines apyvartos.
Sarysyje SUI tu Numbers
bizniu, konkurentai tik pastaru
keliu savaiciu begyje, kersyda-
mi vieni Kittens sprogdinimais
apgadino kelis gyvenamus ma
mus.
Daug policininku dirba is
vien SUI tais raketieriais, linda
mi gerus kysius uz pagelbeji-
ma apsaugoti ju istaigas, duo
dant zinia, jeigu kada policija
atvyks daryti ten kratas.
siomis dienomis suimti du
negrai policininkai, kurie savo
tarnybos metu laika leido savo
megiamose gembleriu istaigose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
SUIMTA MOTERIS
SU PLESIkAIS

Gruodzio Fl d. policija sulai-
ke Mrs. Sandra Collins, 27 m.
amziaus dvieju vaiku motina,
kuri po ilgu tardymu prisipazi-
no, kad il dalvvavo su trim S
banditais apiplesimuose bi nio
istaigu. il banditams patarna-
vo automobile sofe.'iu. tureda-
ma su savim ir savo vaiku -ius,
kad praeiviams gatveje nesusi-
darytu nuoziura. il padejo PIE
sikams greitai pabegti.
JOS vyras, patyres apie ta
jos darba, baisiai nustebo.
Teisme il, be abejo, sakysis
norejus "uzdirbti' pinigu pir-
kimui vaikuciams kalediniu do
vanu, kaip jau Xxi siolei aiski-
nosi kit pora sugautu plesiku.
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CLEVELANDO IR APYLINKES ZINIOS
DlRVA-6SO Superior Avenue ENdo 44S6Atdara
LINKSMAS menuo CRU O d i

LINKSMAS menuo CRU O d $
yra prazutingas trafiko nelaimiV
atzvilgiu. Clevelando Policija
sake, kad gruodzio menesi ira.
fiko nelaimes paprastai esti &c
nuos. didesnes, negu vidutiniai
kitais menesiais. Vietoje sma.
gumo ir dziaugsmo svenciu be.
laukiant, daugeli zmoniu uz-
klumpa mirtis ir suzeidimai
gatvese ir vieSkeliuose. Taigi,
jei vaziuojat savo automobiliu,
pasistengkit prisideti prie ven
gimo tokiu tragediju, vaziuo-
jant ypatingai atsargiai sven
ciu metu ir po ju. Vaziuokit
leciau ir ziurekit, kad turetu.
met pakankamai vietos susie.
jimui ant slidziu gatviu. Tair
pat bukit pasiruose uzleisti ke-
liza neatsargiam vaziuotojui ar
ba pesciajam.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
LIETUVIU MOTERQ KLUBO
KALEDINIS VAKARAS

Lietuviu Moteru Klubas lures
savo nariQ kaledine iskilme
Ovens Plantation Restaurant
te, antradieni, gruodzio % d.,
8 val. vakare.
Mares apsimainys Kaledu do
vanomis ir bus special Kaledu
programa, kuria komisija rem
giasi nustebinti visas mares.
Bus ir vaiSes.
Kaledu dovanu labdaringiemS
tikslams klubas paskyre:
Prizes kelis menesius pasiun-
te BALFui S25, Blossom Hill
School for Girls (nliesto prize
CLAUDIA mergaitems) SIS; Saliva
tion Army, S.; Anti-Tubercu-
losis League, So; ir $40 vertes
CARE pakieta lietuviu seimai
tremtyje, neturinciai gin1iniu
Amerikoje. IS viso $50.
correspondence.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
Rengia a. a. A. Smeto-
nos mirties sukakties
minejima

1949 metu sausio menesi SUI
eina penki metal nuo Lietuvos
Prezidento Antano Smetonos
nelaimingos mirties Clevelande.
Clevelando tautininku grupe
ir LVS Las skyrius renkia att
tinkama tu liudnu sukaktuviQ
paminejima.
Apie programa, diena ir vie
ta bus praneSta veliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
ISVAZIAVO PAS DUKTERIS

Adv. John l.. Mihelich su
zmona Ona, iSvaziavo Kaledu
sventems j Dochester, Mimi,
pas savo dvynes dukteris, ku-
rios ten baigia aukstesnius
slaugiu mokslus. Grizdami is
vakaru, Mihelichiai sustos pas
gimines Chicagoje.
Viena ju dukte, Rosemarie,
baigia moksla ankstiau, il pa
silks ten mokytojauti, Xxi pa
baigs moksla Veronika. Baigu-
sios mokslus iodvi gris j Gle
velanda. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
ACIU w TALKA!

Gerb. j. Vilcinskiene, a. a.
prof. j. Vilcinsko nasle, nors ir
sunkiai dirbdama dirbtuveje,
kelis kartus tiesiog is darbo
atejo padeti issiusti skaityto-
jams DIRVOS prieskaledinius
numerius, kuriu issiun t i m S
daug painesnis, negu papras-
tai. Tuo il daug prisidejo, kad
DIRVA laiku pasiektu skaity-
toius.
Ir gerb. Mary Spudis taip
pat maloniai pasiule savo pa
galoa ir talkininkavo tame dar-
be.
w talka JOINS nuosirdziai
dekojame.
DIRVOS Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
Lankykites savo klube

Americas Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prize to
visokiu issigerimQ. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. $685. Superior ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
HIPPODROME
ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON

81 idomi filma, komedija ro-
mansas, bus pradeta rodyti Hip
podrome Theatre treciadieni, 20
gruodzio.
Veikale svarbiausiose rolese
vaidina zinomi artistai Dennis
Morgan, Dorothy Malone, Don
DeFore, Janis Paige ir ellie kitu
geru artistu.
Tai smagus veikalas, SUI dau-
geliu graziu dainu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24
SLA 136-OS KUOPOS
KORTU VAKARAS

Nauju metu diena, sausio l,
Is val. p. p.. SLA 1854 kuopa
Repuhlikonu : Klube, 1478 E.
66th ST., rengia kortu vakara.
Bus menine programa, muzi-
ka ir Sokiai.
Rengimo komisija kviecia
81 vakareli atvykti visus nau-
jus Clevelando lietuvius, susi-
pazinti ir 'pasilinksminti. Jiems
izanga j vakareli bus nemoka-
mai. Valdyba.
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ATEIKIT PASIIMTI
SAVO KALENDORIU!

Vietos DIRVOS prenumera-
toriai nepamirskite: jusu lau-
kia puikus 1949 sieninis kalen-
dorius. Ateikit uzsimoketi uz
DIRVA, o kalendoriu dovanu.
Dirvos kama metams ir toliau
pasilieka $500.
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LVS SUSIRINKIMAS

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos l
.skyriaus svarbus susirinkimas
bus laikomas penktadienio va
kare, sausio Z d., 1949 m., Dir
vos redakcijoje. Nariai praso-
mi prisiminti ta vakara.
Kvieciami j 81 skyriu ir nau-
jai atvykusieji tautininkai, te.
simui savo bendru idejiniu dar-
bu. Susirinkimo pradzia 8:15
val. Valdyba
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M IR I'm Al

KAZIMIERAS KASPERAS, 73
metu amziaus, nuo 1875 e..
Sind street, mire gruodzio H.,
staiga. Palaidotas gruodzio 16
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
ivyko ta ryta 9:30 val. sv. Jur-
gio baznycioje.
Liko zmona Mare, sunus An
Laidojime patarnavo Jakubs
Funeral Home.
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fPRANAS KAJACKAS, gy-
venas Clevelande, kiles is Ku-
dirkos Naumiescio, lai kreipiasi
j Dirvos redakcija, jam yra lai-
skas is pusseseres tremtines.