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Evening star., 1948-12-23
Youth Gets Life Term
For Staying Of Mays
From Yesterdays Last Edition.
By the Assccjoted Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
OMAHA, Dec 22.-Charles Edward
McClelland, 10, was sentenced to life
imprisonment today for the slayings
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert May II OF
Alexandria, Va.
District Judge James T. English
pronounced sentence after the young
employe pleaded guilty
to two charges of second degree
murder. One charge was for each
death. McClelland's family lives
in Bonneville, Mo.
The Mays were found shot to
death just west of Omaha August
28, 1947. They had been returning
to their home from vacation en
Colorado.
McClelland signed a statement on
May IA of this year admitting the
slayings. At that time he was serv-
ing a two to three year term in the
Colorado State Penitentiary on q
worthless check charge.
His original statement implicated
no one else. but in recent weeks he
told officers an accomplice did the
actual shooting Of the Mays He
admitted he had no proof Of this
other than his my word"
According to McClelland's story
he and q friend left the carnival
company at Mason City, Iowa, the
night before the slayings and drove
into Nebraska.
In his Jail cell yesterday McClel-
land told a reporter the pair no.
ticed the large late model car OF
the Mays carrying a out-of-State
license and q low license number
and decided the occupants must
be wealthy.
He said they forced the car to
the side of the road and my pal
jumped out"
Before I was out I heard shoot.
ing. BY the time I got to the May
car, there was more shooting and
Mrs. May had been killed. 1t was
my gun, but I didn't do the shoot
ing" he said.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Falls Church Council
Awards Contract for
New Wafer System

The Falls Church City Council
last night awarded a contract for
construction of the city's new water
line from Chain Bridge to A. STAN
ley Mundy & Co. of Woodbridge,
N. j., for $159,471.7O.
The $45, ,406 bid of Nance and
Vivadelli of Arlington for construc-
ton of a pumping. station also was
accepted. Three pumps for the new
station will be purchased from the
Dravo Co. of Philadelphia for $1,000.
The Council voted to refer bids
on a 1000, ,o00- gallon water tank to
consulting engineers for study and
recommendation. Separate bids
had been requested on the founda-
ton and the tank, but one of the
firms submitted a combined bid.
The Council also approved in gen.
eral terms a police pension plan.
Until recommendations of an ac-
tuarial firm are received, no deduc-
tions will be made from policemen's
salaries and no benefits paid.
Appointed to the Pension Board
were John C. McCrae of the Coun-
Gil, j. E. Ferguson. city treasurer, and
William T. Finley, Police Court
judge. Two additional members will
be elected by the police department.
A surplus of about $4,000 in the
city's water fund was transferred BY
tie Council to the general fund.
City Attorney La Rue Van Meter
said that more new customers than
had been anticipated are now buying
water from the city.
A request by the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. to lay an
underground line through the town
was referred to MIR. Van Meter and
City Manager Roy F. Dunn. They
were asked to find out what plans
the company has for resurfacing the
sidewalks and streets involved.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
By John V. Horner

One of the charter movements
most active field workers in the
days before its approval is running
now for a County Council seat-as
an independent.
Charles Kirkwood Davies, jr., as
pires to represent the I'd Montgom-
cry district GAINESVILLE -Clarks-
burg -Gaithersburg area) and the
only way he can do that is to
defeat the Charter party nominee
at the polls. He is opposing Au-
gustus r. Selby.
Mr.. Davies is lawyer, with Of
fees both in Bethesda and CATH
ersburg. He lives near Gaithersburg
and is solicitor. or attorney, for
that town. He engages in general
practice at the bar and, with his
father. conducts patent law prac-
tice in Bethesda.
Native of District.
A native of Washington, he is 40
years old. He attended, Eastern
High School here. took prelegal
work at George Washington Uni
versity and the law course at the
Washington College of Law. He
was admitted to the bar in 1910.
During World War II Mr.. Davies
was OPA rationing executive for
the District of Columbia. He is
vice president of the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Volunteer Fire
Department.
Although a member Of the Pres
byterian Church in Chevy Chase,
near his former home, he teaches
Sunday school in the Episcopal
Church at Gaithersburg, near his
present residence. He belongs to
the ST. Andrews Society, Kenwood.
During the charter campaign be-
fore the November referendum, Mr.
Davies was precinct captain at
Gaithersburg. His name was sub
mitted to the Nominating Commit
tee for the council slate it proposed
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Law MayCause
Delay Of Week
In Charter Rule
Attorneys Of County,
Study Provision on
Canvass of Ballots

The new Montgomery County
Council probably will not take office
as soon as scheduled, The Star
today.
A flaw in the charter adopted No
vember 2, just discovered by its
authors, is expected to force about
one weeks delay in the formal start
Of council-manager government.
The exact date on which the seven
councilmen should be sworn in
and the five county commissioners
replaced-is being studied by law
yers.
Under the charter, this date is
Monday, January TO- But Maryland
law specifies that the oficial can
vass Of ballots in any election shall
be conducted on the Thursday fol-
lowing the election.
Election Set January 6.
The council election will take
place Thursday. January 6. Thus,
the official canvass will be made
Thursday, January 13, or three days
after the charter directs the council
to be seated.
Apparently, if the new governing
body is to comply with State law. 1t
cannot begin operating on the
charters schedule. Most people
close to the situation think the
councilmen will wait the few extra
days rather than risk the complica-
tions involved in taking charge be-
fore they are declared officially
elected.
Carey E. Quinn, counsel to the
Montgomery County Board Of Elec-
ton Supervisors, said he had been
asked for an opinion on the matter
and was studying the problem.
Urges Regular Procedure.
But" he observed, I've already
seen enough of the law to be sure
that no official election will be re-
corded until the Thursday after the
vote.
my feeling now would be against
the new council cutting corners.
While there appears to be no danger
of the charters being invalidated.
it would seem wise to follow the
State law"
Mr.. Quinn said he foresaw no
trouble from a delay of few days.
He said that, in his opinion, there
is nothing to prevent a councilman
from qualifying after January 10;
that date is simply the earliest on
which he can qualify.
Example Given.
He cited an example: Suppose any
elected official Is i'll on the regular
date for him to take ONCE. His ILL
ness does not disqualify him from
serving. He takes the oath when
able. Mr.. Quinn thought the new
county council members could wait
to take their oaths. He added:
THE charter states that the
county commissioners shall continue
to serve until their successors take
office"
Mr.. Quinnswas asked for a ruling
on this question by Thomas c.
Kelley of Darnestown, and Frederic
P. Lee of Bethesda, both lawyers
and both charter candidates for the
council. Mr.. Lee drafted much Of
the charter and has appeared before
courts in its defense in regard to
other legal questions raised recently.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

department. Besides his Commu-
nifty Chest and other civic work, he
was formerly moderator of the
weekly radio forum, "Jaycees Look
Forward" sponsored by the Alexan-
dria Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Other members of the convention
committee are j. Westwood Smith
ers of Richmond, Department Com
mander; Glenn Elliott Of Richmond,
Department Adjutant; F. Clinton
Knight, Washington, National Ex-
ecutive Committeeman. and Sam
Crawford. Alexandria, 9Th District
Commander
Evening star., 1948-12-23

a. . AAA o
con v ention, it
was announced
today.
The conven-
ton committee
will meet = in
Alexandra early
next month to
map final plans
for the conven-
ton which will
be held in that
city August 6 to
10.
Mr.. Raugust is
Judge advocate
Evening star., 1948-12-23

early this month, but the committee
picked Mr.. Selby for the I'd district
seat.
Campaign mot Political"
Mr.. Davies said his campaign for
Office is not political in the usual
sense.
He is using the Democratic label
but has no formal party indorse-
ment. The political organizations
are giving no official backing to any
candidates in this campaign.
Mr.. Davies said his chief purpose
in running is to give the voters an
opportunity of exercising choice.
He thinks the charter Nominating
Committee should have proposed the
names of more than one person for
each Of the seven council positions.
He and Mrs. Davies have two
daughters and son. His principal
diversion from the law is tennis.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
HyuttsviIIe YuIe Tree
To Be Lighted Tonight

Ceremonies in connection with
the lighting of 15-foot Christmas
tree in front of the County Service
Building in Hyattsville will be held
at 8 o'clock tonight under sponsor.
ship of the Prince Georges County
Independent Trade Association.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Virqinio Hog Raising Up

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 23 IP.-
The Federal-State Crop Reporting
Service yesterday said Virginia
farmers raised 1,13S,00o hogs during
the year ending December l, a 4
per cent increase over last years
total of 1,099 900.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Alexandra Man Named
Leqion Convention Chief

William F. Raugust. attorney and
president of the Alexandria Com
munity Chest, has been appointed
general chairman for the 1949
VIRGINIA legion
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Active Chdrter Worker Seeks
Council Seat as Independent
Charles K. Davies, jr..
Will Have to Defeat
Nominee of Group

This is the first In a series OF
biographical sketches OF candi-
dates for the neW Montgomery
County Council in the election
January s.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

ton in the district, the partisans do
not interfere with them.
Despite the fact that the Soviet
authorities have at their disposal
multitude of farms whose owners
have been either deported or have
left the country of their own accord
to escape the Bolshevik regime, they
are at considerable pains to make
even the remaining farms ripe for
collectivization. All the farmers who
are not partisans of the new order
are declared "kulaks" and enemies
of the people and burdened with ex-
orbitant taxes with deportation and
Imprisonment threatening if they are
not paid. These measures are cal
culated to ruin the farmers and to
make them willing to abandon their
land, while a side issue is the MAX
ing of room for Russian colonists
and in course of time to turn the
Baltic States into purely Russian
provinces. This intention was con-
firmed by Molotov himself not so
long ago, when he said that Peter
the Great had made an enormous
mistake when he left the Baltic
peoples in, their countries after he
had conquered them from Sweden.
AS long as the Lithuanian armed
resistance movement continues so
strong, the realization of the Sow
let program will keep on meeting
the greatest difficulties. The Lith-
uanian partisans, great proper
ton of whom are the sons of far
mers, enjoy the complete and un-
stinted support of the peasantry.
They take care that no Russian
colonists may hold L thuania n
farms in peace and also that no
Lithuanian unjustly seize the prop
erty of another. Their usual pro-
cedure is to subject the Communist
colonists to constant "requisitions"
of their produce, which are no less
heavy than the taxes and duties
the authorities impose on the Lith-
uanian peasants. Those measures
have been so effective that no Lith-
uanian, however "red" heSris, dares
take possession of the farm of
deported or escaped owner and the
Russians, who are installed on them
are ignoring local conditions, SUBJ
NIT very soon in the unequal fight
and leave them, never to return.
reprint from Newsletter from
Behind the Iron Curtain)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
kvietimas j LVS Seimi-
ne Vakariene

Kaip jau zinote, Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos 8-tas metinis
seimas rengiamas Clevelande
Hotel Carter, dvi dienas, Spaliu
2 ir 3.
Seimo delegatams ir vietos
prieteliams susipazinimui ir ap-
kalbejimui musu tautos vada-
Vino reikalu rengiama viesa
vakariene, tame paciame Car
ter viesbutyje. Vakarienei BIZ
lietas bus po S4.00.
Kvieciame LVS tikslams pri-
jauciancius senus Clevelandie-
cius ir naujai atvykusius prize
telius dalyvauti vakarieneje.
Bilietus galite uzsisakyti pas
vietos LVS valdybos narius ir
Dirvos redakcijoje.
Uzsisakymui paskutine diena
Spaliu /. Vakarienes pradzia
bus apie 1880 vakare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

Herman Stein Advertis i n g
Agency prezidentas, Herman
Stein, tapo paskirtas vel vado-
vault Kitatauciu Laikrasciu ko-
mitetui 1948 Community Chest
vajaus laiku, pranesa Stanley
G.. Patno, pirmininkas Chest S
Publicity komiteto.
Stein, dalyvaves vajuose nuo
pat Community Chest isteigi-
mo 1919 metals, suorganizavo
pirmutini vaju tarp Clevelando
kitatauciu grupiu. Jis tapo pa
skirtas garbes nariu Communi-
ty Chest keturi metal atgal.
1914 metals, Stein buvo ap-
dovanotas Sterling Silver Dis
tinguished Service Emblem is
United States Treasury De-
partmento uz jo veikluma va
juose parduodant Valdzios War
Bonds.
Community Chest vajui lai-
kotarpis nuskirtas Spaliu Is Xxi
28 d..
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GELBEKIT SAVO ID. p.
CHIMES IR DRAUGUS!

JusQ gimines lr draugai, pa
-sisaline nuo raudonojo teroro
vakaru Europa, pateks Anne.
rika tarpe tu 100000 isvietin.
tuju, kuriuos Kongresas nuta.
re ileisti j Amerika begyje Sc.
kanciu dvieju metu, jeigu JUS
skubiai padarysite jiems priza.
da duoti gyvenimui kambari il
padesite surasti darba kai jie
atvaziuos. Darbo prizada rel.
kia tik seimos galvai.
Valdzia dabar atveza tremti.
MUS savo kastais, uz laivakorte
JUS nieko nemokesit, tiktai uz
gelezinkelio tikieta.
Jeigu JUS nepaskubinsit pa
siusti saviems pakvietimo lais-
kus, j jusu artimuju vietas ISL
'rasys atvaziuoti svetimi ir ta
100000 kvota greit uzpildys.
Dirvos redakcijoje jums bus
pagelbeta padaryti tuos leng-
vus tremtiniams kvietimus ant
BALF'o specially blanku.
Atsineskit tik is tremtinio
gauta laiska su jo adresu ir su
jo seimos nariu vardais.
Jokio pinigisko garantaVimo
ar pasakymo koks jusu turto
stovis dabar nereikalinga.
Bus ileidziami tie tremtiniai
kurie gyvena Vokietijoje, Aus
trijoje ir Italijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

years after World War /. He was
then Minister of Press and later
Minister to Moscow His vivacious
personality and clear thinking won
for him many admirers among his
own people as we'll as among the
foreign diplomats.
DIR. Bilmanis often was guest
speaker at the Baltic Scandinavian
Society in Washington and inspired
us all to help keep the culture and
ideals of Latvia alive.
For our Society, l wish to pay a
lasting tribute to the memory of
DR.. Alfred Bilmanis who stood for
the highest principles of life, devo-
ton to Country and World Peace.
To his family we express our great
esteem for one Of the noblest of
men.
(Mrs.) Ruth Spencer Beckmann,
Vice President Of Baltic Scandina-
Wan Society of Washington, D. c.
and Chairman of Latvian Section.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
PILIECIU PASKUTINE RE-
GISTRACIJA SPALIU 4

Lietuviai Americas pilieciai,
kurie norit dalyvauti balsavi-
muose Lapkricio 2, prezidento
rinkimuose, zinokit kad Cuya-
hoga apskrityje paskutine re-
gistravimosi diena bus pirma-
dienis, Spaliu-Oct. 4. Regis
travimosi vietos bus atdaros
nuo 10 Xxi 2 val. po pietu IL
nuo 4 Xxi 9 vakare.
Kurie perkeite savo gyvenl-
mo vietas po paskutinio balsa-
Vino arba kurie atvaziavo cia
gyventi is kitur, turf uzsire-
gistruoti.
Persikelusieji j kitas vietas
gyventi gall padaryti savo pa
keitimus nuvyke j City Hall
bent kuria diena nuo $3.50 Xxi
4:3O. Bet Spaliu Alta dlena
bus paskutine kuria priims uz-
siregistruoti balsavimui Lap
kricio 2.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
MIRIMA Al

MARE zEMAITIENE (Slan-
kauskaite), 81 m. amzlaus,
nuo 1145 East 77th St., mire
Rugsejo 10, palaidota Kalvari-
jos kapinese 13 d., pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko vyras, Antanas, dukte
Izabele, ir brolis Juozas SLAM
kauskas.
POVILAS CEGELSKIS, 81 M,
nuo $500 Zoeter ave., mire
Rugs. 13, palaidotas 16 d., Kal-
varijos kapinese. Pamaldos at
sibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko 3 dukterys: Mrs. Ma
ry Damukaitis, Mrs. Margaret
Boris, Mrs. Anna Victor; trys
sunai: Jonas, Mykolas ir An
tanas.
JONAS SUsINSKAS, 81 metu,
nuo 3O21 POrtman ave., mi
re staiga Toledo, Ohio. Rugs.
18, palaidotas % d., Kalvarijos
kapinese, Clevelande. Pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko sunus, William, dukte
Mrs. Margaret Marion.
Velionis taipgi- paliko savo
teva, Vinca Susinska, Z sese-
ris: Mrs. Catherine Mazelaus-
kas. Mrs. Julia Hoffman, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dornkatt. Mrs. Con-
stance Howard. Mrs. Eva Ho-
lub. Mrs. Matilda Sadler, Vie
nuola Mary Thadea.
Viena broli, Adoma Susins-
ka.
Visu Stu laidoiime pasitarna-
vo Jakubs Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
THE PARTISANS IN LlTHUANIA
FIGHT COLLECTIVISATlON

AS WE are informed, the Soviets
are making great efforts to collecti-
vize farming in the Baltic republics,
Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia. Their
success has been greatest in Lat
via, where there are already about
100 collective farms, less specta-
cular in Estonia, where the number
of kolkhozes is between 40 5O%,
and almost nil in Lithuania, where
the well-organized and numerous
nti-Communist partisans have frus-
trated all their attempts.
Owing to this vigorous resistance,
the Soviets have risked their first
venture at collectivization only as
late as in the autumn of 1947. 1t
was undertaken in the community
Of Pilvishkiai, district Of Vilkavish-
kis. The nucleus of the first kolk-
hoze was the abandoned estate of
Aushrotai, to which the authorities
joined twelve neighbouring farms
whose owners had been deported to
Siberia. The total area of the kolk-
hoz was $50 hectares and an ener-
getic young Russian, Sokolovski by
name, was appointed director of the
first collective farm in Lithuana.
A number of Russian peasant fami
lies were imported from somewhere
on the Volga to be the members and
the kolkhoz was provided with an
armed guard of forty men from the
NKVD troops.
At the order OF the leaders of the
BDPS (National Democratic Resis-
tance Movement) the partisans took
action against the kolkohoz on Nov.
IL, 1947. 80 of the 40 guards were
liquidated and on the next morning
the frightened kolkhoz members read
the proclamation of the Lithuanian
resistance movement, written in the
Russian language and posted. up on
the office of the kolkhoz, that they
were to leave within a week, as
otherwise they would be liquidated.
The Communist Party promised to
send new and stronger guard, but
this made no impression on the kol
khoz members, who obediently dis
appeared in the stipulated time, not,
however, returning to their former
domiciles but augmenting the great
army of the Soviet beggars and rob-
bers who are at present ravaging
the Baltic countries, which, though
impoverished beyond recognition, are
still considered a paradise of plenty
by the Russians.
The only actually functioning kol-
khozes on Lithuanian territory lie in
the district of Memel, which Hitler
absorbed into the German Reich in
1889 but which have since been re-
stored to the Soviet Republic Of
Lithuania. Even here the kolkhoz-
niks are imported from Russia and
as there is no Lithuanian popula-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
AUKOS SEIMAMS

Laukdamas LVS seimO, Ale
kas Banys padare pirmutine sa-
vo auka, $500.
Kadangi Chicagoje Spaliu IA
Is ivyksta BALF'o seimas, A.
Banys, kuris yra vietos BALE
6S skyriaus pirmininkas jau
paaukojo $40 BALE seimui.
BALE 68 skyriaus nariams
primenama kad skyriaus susi-
rinkimas bus laikomas Dirvos
redakcijoje penktadieni, SpaliQ
8, nuo 8 val. vakare. Bus rim
kimas delegatu BALE selma
ir aptariama kit reikalai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
LANKESI ZAMBLIAUSKA AS

Vacius Zambliauskas, seniau
gyvenes Clevelande, dabar ap-
sibuves Waterbury, Conn.,, kur
turf savo uzeiga, buvo atvykes
j Clevelanda keletui dienu, da-
lyvauti krikStynose savo pus-
brolio, Aleko Kmeviciaus, su-
naus. Krikstynos ivyko SEX
madieni.
IS McKees Rocks, Pa, lam
kesi Dirvos skaitytojas M. Je-
rasunas, atsilanke redakcijoje,
uzsimokejo savo prenumerata.
Jis sveciavosi pas savo sVogerl
Velykius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
Naujoje Parapijoje

Moteru Labdarybes Draugija
rengia dainu, monologu ir sokiu
vakara. Bus perstatyta kome-
dija "Kas Bailys". Rengiama
Nauios parapijos saleje, 1892
Neff Road, pradzia 5 val. SEX
madieni, Rugsejo 26.
Dainuos Moteru Katalikiu
Choras, vad. K. staupo.
Po programos bus sokiai ;
bus skanaus maisto ir gerimo.
sokiams gros Sonny Michael
orkest1As. Kvieciame visus at
silankyti. komlslJa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
A TRIBUTE TO DR..
ALFRED BILMANIS,
Latvian Minister

Washington, D. c.
With the death of DR.. Alfred Bill
manis, Latvian Minister to the Uni
ted States, great soul passed on.
DR.. Bilmanis was a true patriot
He gave every ounce Of his vitality
to his country, suffering mental and
physical anguish, always clinging
to the hope that Latvia, the largest
of the Baltic States, once again
would come into her own. Since Rus
sia had dominated the Baltic States,
DR.. Bilmanis had continued as Min
lister to the United States and to
represent his government in exile.
His followers have lost a devoted
and able leader.
1 knew him in Riga in the early
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
Reikalinga Vyras
dirbimui prize ruby
ualunnn - dry cleaning

valymo - dry cleaning
istaigoje
Nuolatinis darbas,
Savaitine ar nuO
valandu mokestis.
UNIVERSAL
CLEANING co.
1918 East. list St.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
ATSUKSIT LAIKRODZIUS
ATGAL SEKMADIENI

Sekmadieni, Rugsejo 26, vi
81 Clevelando laikrodziai kurle
buvo pagreitinti Balandzio me-
nesi, vel bus atsukti valanda
atgal.
Eidami guilt seStadienio max
ii atsukit savo laikrodi, taip
kad sekmadieni galesit valanda
ilgiau pasilseti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

OHIO valstija ESTATE ir att
dare nauja milziniska ligonine
globojimui, gydymui ir tyrine-
:iinoui protiskai nesveiku asme-
nu kurie tapgi turf dziova. Tai
yra didziausia tos rusies ligo-
nine pasaulyje. il isstatyta
Mount Vernon, Ohio, isstatyti
kastavo $2,5O0,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
PENSIJOS Paddles

Ohio valstijos seniems EMO
mems pensiju mokejimas bus
padidintas S5GO,000 suma pas
menesi, pradedant su SpaliQ
menesiu. Valstija uzlaiko apie
$4,000 seneliu, mokedami Sc
natives pensija. Apie 90 nuos.
ju gaus pakelima nuo $50 Xxi
$50 menesiui.
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KAS TURIT KAMBARIUS

Priimti Lietuvius tremtinius
kurie prades j Clevelanda at
vaziuoti, praneskit Dirvos re-
dakcijai, EN- 4486.
Priimkim tuos nelaiminguo-
sius broliskai, kaip nukenteju-
sius vientaucius, kurie tik pas
mus Clevelande gales pradeti
ramiai gyventi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
RKO KEITH'S 1O5TH
THEATRE

Shame teatre matysit sekan-
cias idomias filmas:
Sept. 1925: "Mr. Blandings
Builds His Dream House.
Sept. 1928: THAT Lady In
Ermine'.