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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06
FREDERICK


Mr. and Mrs. Glenn James had
MRS Sarah w Johnson as their
luncheon guest, Saturday at the
Richardson Hotel, Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin Of
Denton. Md, spent Thursday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Melvin, ST.
Mrs. Ruth P. Hall was a recent
dinner guest Of Mrs. Sallie Will
liams.
MIR. Reynolds GoOden is a patient
at the Beebe Hospital, LeWes.
The card and hinge party was
largely attended Saturday evening
and there will be another party
held February 18th.
Mrs. Helen Carlisle is spending
two weeks with Mrs Katie Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Culver and
Mary Ann of Lewes, were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Hoey Gross on Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r Mitten are
still at the home Of their son and
daughter-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs Con-
ner Mitten, Of Milford. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitten are improving.
Mrs. Sallie Werley attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs Nc
Cleary, Of Milford, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Kelly, OF
Philadelphia, spent last weekend
with Mrs. Hattie Palmer Mrs
Palmer accompanied the Kelleys
home and Is planning to spend the
winter months there
Mr.. and Mrs ElwoOd Cahall and
daughter, Janet, Of Chester, Pa.
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Robbins, oil
near town, have announced the
marriage Of their daughter, Mary
Leora, to Warren Charles Moore
of Harrington. The ceremony was
performed at the Frederick parsOn-
age by Rev. D. o. Wood. Mrs. Lin.
wood Clark Of Wilmington, sister
of the bride. and Mr.. Gilbert Rob
bins. of LeWes, were the attendants
The couple left for a trip South
and upon their return they will re
side i'm Harrington, The bride is I
graduate of the Delaware Hospita
School Of nursing and is employees
as a nurse at the DUPONT plant a
Seaford. The groom is q graduate
Of the Western Maryland COlleg
8nd is also employed at the du
POnt plant
Miss Grace Green Of FELTON,, spen
Saturday with friends, here.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

The better drill team Of the w. b.
A. met at the home Of Mrs. Vir-
GINA ClarksOn last week with Mrs.
Elsie Barlow, Captain Of the
Guards, presiding. After a very in
teresting meeting, a social hour
followed, during which the team
enjoyed Bingo. This was followed
by refreshments. Mrs. Catherine
Johnson, president of the w. B. Al.
Review, will entertain the drill
team in February.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Harrington Fire Co. will be
held in the firehouse this evening.
City Council will also meet IN the
Council Rooms on the first floor.
Mr. and Mrs. William Horne. Of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton WEIGH.
Miss Charlotte Cohen of Phila-
delphia, has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Cohen.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

Because the Indian life Of cen.
turtles has left such an impregnable
stamp on ArizOna's Valley Of the
Sun around Phoenix, its citizens
have adopted the thunderbird from
Indian lore Of bygone days to serve
as the symbol Of the valleys mod.
era spirit
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-06

Mrs. Norman Butler and sister,
Mrs. Groves of New York, are en-
route to Florida for a vacation.
Fred B. Greenly, ST., is visiting
in California His race horse. Die
rect Express, is in that vinCinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baynard Of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs, Wallace Han
son and his grandfather, Lewis
Slaughter, who is very i'll.
The Valley settler., 1948-08-13
HITTER 70 TIE EOTOR
 Cont. from pp. 9

To Coop members oloct Board of Diroc- tors to run tho ir business for thom and any time that thoy aro dissatisfiod, thoy can recall thom and replace than v:ith others whom they think arc potter. If Co-op fails, nino limos out of ton, 1t is tho members tho arc to blanc, but at least thoy do havo tho right to mako changes. In comparison, tho Alaska Rural Rahabi1i- ion Corporation has Ats Directors ap- pointed by polit ictens in Washington DC. They cannot bo removed by tho vory people they arc supposed to servo. Tflcn thoy arc givcn out-right grants Of funds for thoir financial oporat ions. No audit is nodo publ ic or to tho people uho arc interested in tho oporat ions of tho LRaC. Sonoono in hington may xamino tho hdttor' 8 TO- ports--r-o don't knov vhothor thoy do or notl Tho Coop had to borrow funds to purchase tho faci1it 1os it now has, has to pay tn- torost to tho government, and nn audit of its books Is required each yoar mich any momb or inspect.
 In ordor that tho people of tho iiotanusko Valley may l. orn rho is running tho LRG, l I uou1d 1iko to stato that Governor GIuon- ing is ono of tho Directors; Col. oA1son !. is anothor in tho capacity of Vico-Pr ssi- don't; ltc. James P. Davis. rho is an undor- Secretary of tho Intorior Department in Washington D.C., is President; N'. 72rron co2dN rho is Pres idoht Of tho First Nat ton- al Bank in Anchorage, is Secretary; Ir. George lhnlford, Cashier of the Bank of aska; l:. Ed NcE11 tgott, business nan Of Anchorage; Jack Cope, 1rvid Johnson and M>ds Jo1onson arc the three farmer r1oribors from tho Valley.
 It appears to tho vritor that that thoso men rant is to havo the F4~1 Homo Ldnin G. tration forec1ose on the Coop and put thorn in charge as tho l.22c Board vas in 1859. The present. Co-op Board rou1d be puppets under the Super Beard of Directors of tho LHRC. If this 1sn't full stop backward, then you nnlo it. Do you people [ Of tho Hat ahuska Wiley think that thoso po1tt ic fans, bankers and farmers could or would manage tho Coop any bottor than tho5 did noforo? fk'. C.T. Peters, tho present General Nanagor Of the A7Rc, ..ou1d bo the boss undor the 4RRc Board 1T this is cccn- p1ishod. Col ohlson tried to get tho Co., op Board to hiro N1'. Peters a short ti1he ago and they Uere not willing to do so.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
PIRKIT VALDZIOS
SAVINGS BONDS

U. S. valdzios lido Depart
mentas paruose vaju sukeli-
mui Valdzios Izdui So bilijonp
paskolos pavidale U. S. Savings
Bonds. Tai yra tas pats pla-
mas ka buvo vedamas ir karo
metu. Tx dabar valdzios pa
skola vadinama Savings Bonds.
Mokama tas pats nuosimtis
kaip ir karo metals uz War
Bonds. Paskola nustatyta ir-
gi desimciai metu, ir taip ju-
su trys dolariai dabar ideti !
Savings Bonds uz 10 metu at
mes jums dolarius. Trys Sim
tai dolariu atnes S400, 0 $4,000
atnes $4,000 uz desimts metu.
Valdzia jums mokes 212%.
Tx dabar pirkit sau Savings
Bonds rimtam taupymui ir di-
desniam uzdarbiui.
Karo metu daugybe pirko
War Bonds tik del to kad ne
galejo nepirkti, bet praejus 60
dienu vel bego juos parduoti,
iskeisti. Tie kurie taip dare
dabar apgailauja. O tie kurie
nupirko War Bonds ir laiko,
ju bonai auga verteje su kick
vienu metu, mes 212% yra ge-
ras pelnas ir zymiai matomas
kada priauga.
Daugybe ir dabar laiko pi-
nigus banke az maza nuosimti
ar visai be nuosimcio. Kan
skriausti save, kad paskoline
valdzia pinigus, igije mazu de-
nominaciju bonus, galit varto-
tt JUGS taip kaip pinigus arba
kaip cekius: dideliame reikale
ia pacia diena bankas ar pas
tas jusu bona iskeis, SUI pri-
augusiu nuosimciu.
Valdzia bonu pardavima va
rvs dabar per pora menesiu, o
paskui per visa meta Wis gale
sit gauti bankuose pirkti siuos
Savings Bonds, kurie mes jums
gera nuosimti.
Dabar pirkit sau Savings
po SIS uz $1OO vertes, ir uz
10 metu gausit pilna 500 SUI
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
Baltic-Scandinavian
Christmas Celebrated

The Baltic Scandinavian Society
of Washington, DC. held its mon
thly meeting on December IL, 1947
at the Chequire House, Alexandria,
Va.
After a short business meeting,
a Christmas party followed which
was arranged by Mrs. Ruth S. Beck
mann. Mrs. Winifred Greenleaf Sc
lected and read a Christmas story:
"In Clean Hay, an adaptation by
Eric P. Kelly from an old miracle
play called the Krakow Stable.
Carols and folk music of the Bal
tic countries were then played by
Mrs. Frederick Ringe on the accor-
dion and were sung by the members.
Pastries with coffee and tea were
later served and a collection was
taken up to send CARE parcel
to some needy Baltic displaced fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cutler hon
ored the Society with their presence.
Mr.. Cutler is now with the State
Dept. and was in diplomatic service,
stationed at one time in Riga; Lat
via and Kaunas, Lithuania.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09

Urals as early as in 1941. These
stores are considerable already now,
GROWN, moreover, very rapidly. In
this instance the Soviet leaders are
showing remarkable foresight. Oil
fields can be blown up by the enemy
on the first day Of war but secret
stores spread over wide area will
remain intact.
In order to mask these, and SINH
lar, preparations for war as ef-
fectively as possible, Soviet represen-
tatives on various international bo-
dies and conferences vociferously pro-
claim their country's will to peace
accusing those of war-mongering in
whom the Soviet Union sees it's fu-
ture enemies. There are always a
number of people who believe him
with the loudest voice and the most
aggressive manner.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09

Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, Len
ku valstieciu vadas, apsako sa-
vo pergyvenimus stralpsnlals
"The Coming Russian Terror" +,
kurie prades eiti su pirmadie-
niu, Sausio II, per the Cleve-
land News.
Mikolajczyk, kurio pasiseki-
mas pabegti is uz "Gelezines
Uzdangos'' nustebino pasauli,
atskleis visa tikra gyvenima
po Raudona valdzia". Sic pa
mokinanti straipsniai paruosti
zmogaus kuris vadovavo Len
ku pasipriesinima Hitlerio dix
taturai ir Stalino policijos val
domai valstybei, atskleis su-
lauzyma sutarciu, neitiketinas
isdavystes il ziaurumus. Jisai
yra vienatinis gyvas raudonu-
ju pavergtos sales vadas kuris
pabego issigelbedamas nuo ka-
lejimo ar mirties.
10 straipsniuose paduodama
asmeniski pasikalbejimai SUI
Stalinu, Molotovu, Churchill,
Truman ir slapta Roosevelto
reakcijos istorija ] Mikolai
czyko prasymus uztarti Lenki-
ja.
Tas buves Lenku premjeras
ir kareivis dvieju karu tiki jog
jis turf Amerikai pasakyti ir
atskleisti tai ka visi nores Ii
mott = Rusijos Plana Pasau-
lilo Uzkariavimui "Jis yra
tikrai paruostas". sake Miko-
lajczyk, "jis vykdomas - Eu-
ropa uzkariauta per kelias va
landas, Anglia paraliziuojama
grasinimais 'sagutes paspaudi-
mo karu', Amerika bus palik-
ia vienisa.'
The Cleveland News yra vie
natinis laikrastis Clevelande
kuris talpins ellie siu jo apra-
symu istisai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
LETUVIQ SALES
REKALAIS

Lietuviu sales serininku me-
tinis susirinkimas jau visai ne
toll, taigi jau laikas susirupin-
tt ka rinksim direktorius.
Komunistai jau pilnai susi-
organizave rinkimus pravesti
visai savotiskai. Atmenam per-
eitu metu rinkimus, kai komu-
nistai atejo susirinkima jau
SUI isrinktais kandidatais, ir 81
meta jie pasiryze ta patti pada-
ryti jeigu mes miegosim.
Dabar paziurekim kaip rau-
donukai tvarke musu sales rel
kalus pereitais metals.
Pirmiausia, jie rado klubo
biznio "stock" uz virs $4,000
vertes = taip skambejo PEREZ
tu metu susirinkimo atskaito-
je. Tas viskas pavesta ar par
Quota dabartiniam baro mana
geriui - uz kick? o kai rel
kes nupirkti atgal tas 'stock" /,
kick reikes ismoketi vel? Cia
kokios tai paslaptys.
Jeigu raudonukai dar palai-
kys kluba ir sale savo kontro-
leje kick ilgiau, pamatysime
kad mes sales neturim, kad jo-
ie isteigta raudonoji komuna,
Maskvos bernu lizdas.
Toliau, raudonukai sumane
ir apkale sales sienas is lauko
'raudonu imitation brick" as
faltuotu popieriu, ir tuoj "me-
nedzeris" Mezanskas pradejo
reikalauti kad j uz tai pagir-
tu laikrasciuose. Apkale tai
apkale, bet kick uz tai uzmo-
kejo? Nagi paskaityta $4,000
uz ia darba, nors tikrumoje
tas viskas neverta daugiau kai
$500. Cia raudonukai galejo
dar geriau pasinaudoti negu
klubo inventoriu parduodant.
Susirinkime be abejo paais-
kes ir kitokiu ju geru darbe-
liu, uz kuriuos jie lures RIM
tai atsiskaityti. Nors jie da-
bar laksto ir renka sau is Sc
rininku proxies balsavimu
laimejimui, bet lai buna apsi-
renge atsiskaityti uz viska ka
jie sales vadovavime neteisin-
go pridara. serininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
WHAT'S new?
(In Cleveland)
BOWLING

BOWLING
Omarlo's took two games from
Dunbar's, watched Lith. Club get
dumped three times by Jakub's and
then walked into first place. This
adds UP to an impassive observation
of the battle for first place in the
C.W.V., Post 613, Handicap League.
A glance at the records shows that
Omarlo's are one up with approxi-
mately half of the season gone.
Sukys' remained a dark horse by
accepting two games from Trees
Bar. Brazis' showed surprising pow
er by blasting Joes Bar three in
row and lengthening the latter's
losing streak to nine games. John
Kirk took the scoring honors for
the day with 224.
BASKETBALL
We pick up the schedule again
,, and both teams will see action this
week. The Senior "a" team is all
matched with St. Columbikille and
the "B" outfit is scheduled to meet
St. Jerome's. The "a" squad should
! win handily and serve as a tune-up
for their game with Dubois, Pa.
The "B" team might bump into a
little opposition when they tangle
the scrappy st. Jerome Five, team
known to be more than little ag-
gressive. But we think our team
is just little scrappier and pick
the home lads to win. Let's get
out and bring back the bacon (or
the hides), men.
PHRASE OF THE WEEK = II
quit drinking until ="
TALES and inquiries by Vladis-
Law Ostrotchopetch, the kibitzing PIN
boy at the local alleys:
A ZAKAS looking very hard to
win SIS bet. Five men are looking
for the bartender who slipped them
Mickies. Let's all hustle down to
the Vets Dance come Saturday mite.
If the last one was any indication,
we're all in for a swell time. Why
is WILLIE MESKE glad that our
DUTCH SHUI.TZ went back to the
base? Who or what is the "sick
cow" Two nice letters with Colum-
bus postmarks were received last
week. Thanks, girls. We wonder
if AL leaves the gang early to go
home and get some much needed
sleep isn't there a nice girl
around? ERNIE is having a heck
of time. Who slugged cock robin?
Distress signal from the peanut gal
lery 81 still don't know where
the bloody bucket is". How many
days till New Years Eve? We
haven't received any more poems
did our anonymous author give up?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
Soviet Russia Prepares for War
THE sTOCKPILE OF PETROL FOR FUTURE USE

used for motor cars and tractors.
One should say that oil is mainly
needed for the peaceful reconstruc
tion of the Socialist State.
However, the picture changes dras-
tically if one takes the trouble to
scrutinize the new Five Year Plan Of
the Soviet Union with some care.
Among other things this plan pro-
vides for a considerable increase in
/ the production of generators and all
other apparatus for motor cars and
tractors, which are to enable them
to use wood and condensed gas in
stead of petrol and paraffin. The
substitution of wood and gas for
petrol and paraffin is to be carried
out at such pace that in 1850, e.g.,
| 70 per cent Of all the tractors and
lorries in the timber industry will
be using wood in order to save pet
rol and paraffin.
But oil is necessary not only for
transport. In the large centers Of
the Soviet Union the population have
hitherto used paraffin ranges in their
kitchens. Now this paraffin is be-
! ing substituted with natural gas.
! During the celebration of Moscow's
800th anniversary, Popov, the chair
man of the Moscow Soviet, proclaim
ed, eg., that in 1850, 70 per cent Of
Moscow's entire population will ibe
using gas.
In 1850 the number of termic pow
er stations which are being built in
rural localities too far removed from
| hydraulic power stations is to be
twice the number existing in 1940
Why does the Soviet Union store it's
oil products so jealously? For ex-
port perhaps?
NO. On the contrary, the Soviet
Union imports oil from everywhere
| it can be obtained. Romanian oil,
whose production has lately sunk to
only AS million tons yearly, goes to
Soviet Russia almost in it's entirety.
But not enough of this. The Sovet
Union mia put it's heavy paw even
on the small amounts of oil produced
in Hungary and Austria. The at
tempt to subject Persia was also un-
dertaken For the sake Of oil.
!, If this import is added to the oil
which the Soviet Union herself is
producing, it becomes evident that
already now she disposes of the same
amount of oil she had in her posses
sion in 1910 when she was able gen
erously to supply even Hitler with
some of it.
T! Where does all this oil go and
where will those quantities go which
will accrue during the next years
with their increased production?
The reply is simple. This oil is
turned into petrol and paraffin. The
new Five Year Plan provides for the
building of twenty new factories for
the refining of OIL And the petrol
and paraffin are saved and stored
for a coming war, i.e., for airplanes
and tanks. Large concealed cisterns
and dumps are built for this purpose
on strategic points in the country.
The location of them is kept strictly
secret. In Sweden there are fugi-
tives from slave labor gangs who
! were building such dumps along the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
By P. AK

AS is well known, the Soviets
though inordinately fond of stats
tics, rarely publish any absolute
figures on production. Economic ac-
tivities, which are all carried on ac-
cording to a production plan, are
expressed in percentages of fulfil
ment of this plan, absolute figures
appearing only when an achievement
is considered worthy Of special ad-
vertisement. This method of wrap
ping ones economic life in secrecy
is, however, not absolutely proof
| against a determined and inquiring
mind.
The process of arriving at the
absolute figures is laborious: it en-
tails closely following the Soviet
Press and radio over period of
several years in order to discover
what percentage of the entire ALL
Union economic plan falls to some
one factory or institution on whose
production absolute figures have been
vouchsafed Nevertheless, this work
has been done by a Baltic economist
who is further specialized for his
task by having occupied high po-
sition in the economy of his coun-
try under the Soviet occupation in
194O-41, when he had access also
to the absolute production figures,
which have provided a firm basis
for his calculations.
| He is unable to sign his name to
the following article since his family
is in the power of the Soviets, but
students of Baltic affairs will have
no difficulty in recognising his sig
nature in the form given.
| In 1910, i.e., before the war, the
! Soviet Union produced 81 million
tons of oil per year. During the
war some of the oil fields were des-
troyed (e.g., Grozni) and others were
partly abandoned (e.g., in Baku)
owing to the front drawing near.
Instead, great efforts were made to
increase the production of oil in the
Eastern part of the Union.
At present the production of oil
in Soviet Russia is increasing again,
having already reached the 25 mil
lion mark and being calculated to
attain 35 million tons yearly by 1850.
In Grozni and in Baku the restora
tion of old wells, the opening up of
new ones and the naturalization of
the production process is proceeding
at FEVERISH speed.
Along with those efforts the So
Wet Union is building new factories
for the manufacture of synthetic pc
troll from coal. The Five Year Plan
provides, e.g., for the building of
one such factory in Leningrad, Es-
tonian oilshale presumably serving
as raw material. In all, one million
tons of synthetic petrol yearly are
to be produced by 1850.
These figures show that the pro-
duction of oil in the Soviet Union
has not only reached notable level
but is to be considerably raised in
the course of the next few years.
What is all this oil used for?
At first glance this question ap-
pears almost foolish. Every child
knows that oil and it's products are
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
MIRI M Al

AUGUSTUS sPOKAS, IA M,
nuo 1922 Medina ave., mire
Sausio l, staiga. Palaidotas
Sausio 5, Kalvarijos kapinese !;
pamaldos atsibuvo naujoj ap-
rapijoj.
Liko zmona, Mare, 5 sunai:
Louis, John, Anthony, Albert,
Joseph; dvi dukterys: Mrs.
Nellie Niekrosius, Mrs. Mary
Salamone (gyv. Dallas, Tex
New Yorke liko brolis, Louis
Spokas.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
SUSIRINKIMAS

LietuViu Taupymo II Pasko-
los Draugijos serininku metz
mis- susirinkimas atsibus Sau-
sio Is, nuo 8 val. vakare, sv.
Jurgio parapijos saleje.
Prize kitu dalyku kick yra IL
noma Shame susirinkime bus
pasiulymas pakeisti banko Lie
tuviska varda kitokl.
Taipgi bus renkama keturi
direktOriai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
MANU- SAVININKU

Lietuviu Manu- SavlnlnkQ
Vienybes susirinkimas atsibus
treciadieni, Sausio IA, Lietuvlu
saleje, nuo 8 val. vakare. Lie
tuviai manu- savininkai praso-
mi dalyvauti. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09

CHICAGO sala, New Yor-
kas uzpustytas, Clevelandas
symet Xxi siol turf grazia, ne
salta ziema, be sniego, nes kad
kick ir pasninga, tuoj vel snie-
gas nuvarOmaS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
kEITH'S 1O5th STREET
THEATRE

RKO Keith's 105th Street
Theatre rodomos sios idomios
filmos:
Xxi Sausio 10 - M a G c
Town.
Sausio II Xxi 13 "Dick
Tracy Meets Gruesome', III
Roses Are Red".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
LIETUVIAI komunistai Gle

velande valosi - pradeio de-
ginti savo turetas LDLD leis-
tas komunistiskas knygas, kad
kartais atsitikime nebutu pas
JUGS uztiktos. -.
Gudresni zinc ka daro, tlk
zioplesnieii sulauks bedos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
C.W.V. POSTO No. 613

sv. Jurgio parapijos Lietu-
viu G.. w. V. Post No. 6l3 rem
gia soki parapijos sal9je, SeS-
tadieni, Sausio 10. Muzika bus
The Range Riders. Pradzia
nuo 1880 yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
PADEKA

PADEKA
Nuosirdziai dekojam visiems
kurie kuo nors prisidejo prie
laidotuviu musu brangaus SUI
naus, Jono Gaidelio, kuris mi
res nuo automobiliu suzeidimo
Gruodzio 20 d.: dekui items
kurie dalyvavo sermenyse, pa
maldose ir palydejime j kapi-
nes; kunigams uz ju patarna-
vima, grabnesiams, laidotuviu
direktorei Della Jakubs, taipgi
items kurie prisiunte geles, ir
kurie ] laidotuves atvaziavo is
kitu miestu.
T5vai, Jonas ir Marijona
Gaideliai ir Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
NAIJJJJ METU d

NAUJU METU diena Cleve-
lande gime 81 mergaites If 30
berniuku. Tai vel pradeta len
ktyne sumuSti 1947 metu gi-
mimu rekorda. Pernai gimi-
mu buvo net 10000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-09
CUB. HERBERT

Ohio Gubernatorius Herbert
Sausio 3 apsivede su Mildred
Stevenson, is Indianapolis, In
diana. Is ten jiedu isskrido
Florida praleist "medaus me-
neSi".