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Evening star., 1948-06-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont

PLYMOUTH OWNERs-WiIl pay up TO ST.;
az once will ring The o bell on ether sr models dss
Con- com: ave-: SsNE vs.: a!sS 9t9H Or EN- a754. -0
$1,000 for 1910 Chevrolets; rs units
medss naasfd sse once N as Ne Pe oa
sgisk sis sooS hSs w ss pay ST fa
c E9H M FL 02 i!esr 9Ses'' 4ss cens o;s
Sc LXqE WG aaS MobRL EN- snd aa5t p.x wanted
MoroR NJ co 6e ssnss Ca sain aae a0 g. 500
i WILL PAY high cash prices for. clean
fodsy nex GENE Gf or 1eao
FORD oWNERsNWiili pay up to 81 900 fol-
ring the 5sll on other models also: CEN
WO. 1926 or EN- 1854
mobiles. Get the best price from Roper"
cash. ROPER" 1880 R. I. ave. ne.
GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CARVE
will buy your car Immediately for top
cash price; or you can name the price you
want for your car on our sell-your-car
your price. we'll try to get it for you. II
we sell your car at your price. you pay us
no II we dG nGs s sa c there Tord
HO CLdIkt Ao1oN w. FOI U
HoSEsT on sH az ns2e;
Of 9sos, cars are assurea & at d4e6 dM4ee66EE-PoNT1Ac
PoSr1ad 1ssS e owNERsMwl nfoe Day up to 81 900
for 1910 Pontiacs; Is. units wanted at
T GEN4R ERs the MsoR s saEs ohfS 4sss
HIGH aIGHEsT ST pEicEs paiS & By M wss2lng.on,
oldest Nash Dealer: See WILLIAMS 4
BARNEsesASDERs BiM s s1SR MoroRs-we wan,
cars regardless, OF price; don't trade on a
We need 100 cars, 1895 to 194s: II your
car Is paid for viii gss ySu 10y cash. II car
pay cash difference. Washington's oldest ex-
elusive used-car dealers. All cash or esrti-
fed checks: See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.. Sanders.
1900 I4th st. nv. corner Of n nvl'
%f viE Sai sSSF e1sS MSTPkf PRICE,
sfsnART sffp asss CO.. os seh and S 0'
TRY aYs MI TRrANaLEMwe NA S2oC want the extra
to s'ss get ta them W Phone DE- ssos foE buter
SoTok fs or d5ss & EITHER THE r sTs
nv nMrS sr WITH sias w1NSMore aye DOR sss for
Wins 20 ss5s5R 0lts ss rerda to ave- s
Ea foo CARS CARS WANTED 1MMEDIATELY-'ss
As win pay your RFiss f9T esa9 saIs
IA cAsR ron 81 no Touk E2 ssos buy. W. sell
SoR4aEasT sEafs Tsfs aofok CO. oTd deas
3901 MINI. ave. ne. Cat Bennins rdJ
btsfNEssMAN wants 1s4s car; Day ali
SAaf shh xoTs w. o%N Sssl rsct is .nE s%
car car away: see US for the top price that
from 1888 to l94S. LEEDS MOTOR CO..
$40 Wis. ave NV OR; 44O7. Open
NM fiMMEbiATE 61n r cAsa.aeed zoo clean ears
for Southern trade. all makes and models
2ay premium , pTisssr Tro1 Ga had 1sso Tssn Rhode
sEE sEkvIeE. He sifS I1ss soth o9 It. I nv. DI sI4i
sa1? aADf prefer sss = suief. sA Can I'M 7ssS sSs
sen R.n Is ALL YoLks-That's our fee for
pEoNALp Es5ii ,0s MOTORS, 1s7 o st. ne $40
TRY DONALD and proys 70 yourself that that
you can get more money for 2 lsss mnoei sn,e
i:5i pSsAIb R5'Ts .o4oss L 9 ;.sss, .. .os
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Evening star., 1948-06-17

Score yourself as follows: 0-2,
poor; 3-6, average, 7-e, superior;
o-10, very superior.
ANSWERS.
/. Ferris wheel. 2. Hallucination.
3. Aroma. 4. 84th. 5. Colander.
rs. The Spitz has long hair. The
four others have short hair.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Take My Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Words to Watch.

Overheard on a radio serial (F'ord
Bond: NESS -uh-sree" for the
word necessary. Announcer Bonds
use of the British telescoping
"NESS-uh- -sree" is hard to explain,
for, during the broadcast in ques-
ton. he did not give the British
twist to other -ary words such as
ordinary. At any rate. his NESS
uh-sree" was decided stoplight in
an otherwise good. Standard Amer
ican speech pattern. 1t left me with
the vaguely annoyed feeling, Now
why did he say that?"
Male broadcasters make serious
mistake when they indulge In any
form Of vocal fancywork, although
a few of them land fortunately only
a very few seem unable to resist
the lure of too-pretty speech or nom
American mannerisms.
The -ary and -ery words, in Amer
ican usage, should not be telescoped
or smothered, Necessary, for exam
pie. should be given all It's four
syllables, thus: NESS'-uh-S -SEH-ree.
Overheard in theater lobby:
Hes getting to be terrible old
DR.. JECK-ull" There are two mis-
takes here. Cd The correct pro-
nunciation of Jekyll is: JEE-kll.
90 DR.. Jekyll was not the monstrous
and criminal character of Steven
sons famous story DR.. Jekyll was
the wise and noble side of the
strange schizophrenic personality.
1t was Mr.. Hyde who was the vicious
side of the dual character.
Overheard at reception: Il wish
you'd look at the KOY-fyer Of hers!"
The word used is coiffure, a French
loan word meaning ANY sort OF head
covering" In English coiffure means
the style of arranging ones hair,
usually elaborately." The English
pronunciation resembles but is not
exactly like the French. We say:
kwah-FYOOR.
Watch the word yeast. The pro-
nunciation "eest.' while once more
or less customary, is now regarded
as dialectal. The consonant "y'
should be sounded. Be sure to say:
yeest,
Watch industry Not 'in-DUST-
rec" Accent the first syllable only:
N-duss- tree.
Can you make the distinction between
that which and who? Simple rules 10
distinguish the difference in usage are
given in MT. Colbys leafet, C-S,
"a ai EenG < cPniS En1n
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Chino Revives Music

Chinas postwar recovery has in
cluded reopening of colleges OF
music in Nanking, ChangchoW,
Shanghai, Foochow and Changshat
and II music departments in other
colleges and universities.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
IGoren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. South
deals.

f0OTSH OH DTjOSS
Neither side vulnerable. South
deals.
NORTH.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
l spade Double clubs Pass
4 spades Double Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
Severe pains of a varied nature
were suffered by the East and West
teams who held today's hand, suf-
fering which could easily have been
avoided by correct diagnosis at
trick two. Let us examine the
charts for some of the case histories.
The bidding was more or less uni
form. Most North players elected
to bid two clubs, not, as the mis-
conception runs, for the sake Of
showing weakness, but merely be-
cause 1t was going to be North's
only chance to show what little he
had in case 1t happened to be of
interest to partner, which actually
it was.
The king of hearts was the nor
NAL lead and in most cases East
started an echo with the nine to
show high-low. This is doubtful
strategy since East is not able to
overruff dummy. Where West con-
tinued with a third round of hearts
declarer ruffed in dummy with the
nine and proceeded to drive out
the ace of trumps, in fulfillment Of
the contract.
In another case, West, seeing the
short heart suit in dummy, impul-
slvely cleared dummy's ruffing pow
er by leading the ace and another
trump, permitting declarer to take
the balance for one over contract.
This was an extremely risky play.
That declarer has the ace of clubs
is a possibility that should not be
overlooked. After all, he leaped to
game in the face of a takeour
double only after he heard about
his partners clubs which would sug-
gest that he has some sort of hope
of running the suit.
At still another table, West
thought he would play safe by
establishing diamond trick before
anything else was done. Declarer
won with the ace and returned a
heart, so that he was able to obtain
third-round ruff for his tenth
trick.
Only one West player found the
sure-fire way to defeat the con-
tract. His play was bound to win
against all holdings. When his
partner played the nine of hearts
to trick one, 1t was clear that he
could have no more than two Of
the suit, which marks declarer with
three. Three hearts and the ace
of trumps will defeat the contract
even if a diamond trick is never
cashed, so at trick two West led
low trump. This prevents the ruff
and at the same time retains con-
troll of the hand.
Declarer was helpless. He re-
turned heart, which West took.
played the ace of trumps and then
cashed the setting trick in hearts.
(Copyright, 1913 by Charles II Corenl
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Word Game

Find IS or more common EngllsH
words In
PSOIL,
meaning, surface soil" Average
mark is IS words. Time limit, Is
minutes.
Rules of the game Words must be OF
four or more letters Q. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS, such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

Can you make the distinction between
that, which and Who7 Simple rules 70
distinguish the difference in usage are
given in Mr. CoIbys leafet. C-s,
and stamped. self-addressed envelope 70
him, in care OF The Evening Star Post
Once Box 80. Station G. New YORK 1s.
Icnnyrirht The Rel Syndicate Inc. l94s)
Evening star., 1948-06-17
JUNE BRIDES AND INSPECTION TIME.

CfmOCO mas tHe CIT you WdiII' pIuo COu1 =
eous attention. See our display today.
AZ [aJsss Frsaer eri4.s 4Sdr. IN Manhattan ~ sa7a5
'46 Plymouth Special de luxe opt. 1885
40 Pontiac ''6' conv coupe ~ 1,645
AZ chevrolet de luxe sedan 1875
Al Chevrolet de luxe sedan n------ ,3a5
III OldsmobiIe club coupe - i ,365
al Rrick Super sedan ,265
al Packard 4-dr' Clipner sed 1.O95
40 plymouth 4-dr. Special sed. !, ,0f5
40 PACKARD conv coupe ! ,035
Al Chevrolet cdr. sedan 9e5
al Ford Special de luxe Tudor S45
40 Mercury 4-dr. sed ass
40 Studebaker 4-dr. sedan s65
30 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan ------- I95
80 Oldsmobile 4-dr. sedan ~--- !35
We have more cheaper cars to select
from. CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 5000 Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va. CHI. 1000. Home OF
Kaiser-Frazer fine cars. Ewes. and sun
dayc ~
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
When punisl

When punishment in order teach small
child that repeated it should toloW
undesirable Immediately.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

FORD Model A convertible coupe; excellent
condition, new tires; $175 or best offer.
GIL. $3.50
FORD 1946 coupe 3 pass radio. heater,
fog lights, spotlghts. white rims. black;
absolutely perfect; S1,540 CIR. 1892.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

PRIVATE PARTY desires small car, 1910,
1916; will pay cash; low mileage. Phone
WA. 1859. -19
pRIyATE PARTY wishes to buy 1899
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15

breed you choose if you get
chicks from a hatchery which is
on the state or national plan, SO that
you can be assured of quality. Also
order them from a hatchery which
is nearby 20 that chicks will not be
on the road over IL to 20 hours.
Long trips and many rail changes
are very hard ON chicks
Probably you Will get best results
from either single comb White Leg
horns or New Hampshires. Please
note the breed is called New Hamp-
shires not N. H. Reds.
Morning Lights Effective
Morning lights are very efficient.
If they are turned on about five
in the morning the birds get to
working and eating during the cold
est part of the night. We find that
birds under light actually maintain
better body weight and will lay
more. One 40 watt bulb placed over
the feeder or water fountain will be
sufficient for 100 hens. The light
is more effective if you use a re-
Hector. A tin pie plate placed above
the bulb will serve the purpose.
We are sending you our feeding
bulletin which gives you some good
suggestions.
In regard to drugs to put in the
drinking water - don't use them.
If you give them good clean water
and wash their fountains nee a day
and scald and disinfect them weekly
you will have no need for medica-
ton.
There is nothing against a metal
house except the expense. When you
are located in the part of the state
where lumber is plentiful, I would
certainly stick to a wooden struc-
ture. Even a log house is all right
if properly constructed. We are also
sending you the housing bulletin.
What ever the material, the house
should follow these lines.
When you ask about heat in the
house and add that your litter gets
wet, it is a sign that you do not
have proper ventilation. A wei
ventilated house is dry. And a dry
house does not need heat. A her
can stand a lot of cold if it is a dry
cold.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
Better Chick Project

LAST FALL at the flock selection
and pullorum testing school held at
Montana State college the hatchery
men of the state decided to adopt
the "Grow Better Chick project.
In adopting the project the
hatcheryman is actually making an
opportunity for each one of his chick
purchasers to be enrolled in the
project. He will put n of the
tality record cards in each chick
box. The chick grower will then
note number of chicks which die
during the first weeks of their ex-
istence and also check the practice
which he is following.
I hope that any of you receiving
one of these cards will take it seri-
ously, fill it out and then return it
either to your county agent or to
this office. Also if you are purchas-
ing chicks from out side the state, I
hope that you will get m of these
cards from your agent or from this
office.
You have no idea how much in
formation may be obtained which
will help all of Us in raising future
patches of chicks if we get a goodly
number of these cards returned SO
that we can summarize them. Fol
example it will NEAR a great deal
to us if we find that more chicks
actually live if they come from a
pullorum clean flock. Also if we
have enough of these cards to an
alyze, it will give us a good idea of
the amount of floor space which is
allotted and the relationship of floor
space to mortality.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15

Protection for livestock against
goiter and related troubles
Famous Lewis'* Lye booklet gives
90 poses of money-saving tips

Iodine is a NECESSITY in the nu-
triton of farm animals.
If it is lacking, goiter may re-
suit. The chief loss from Iodine
deficiency comes from interfer-
ence in reproductive processes,
and the birth of weak, deformed
offspring which may die.
So don't take any chances.
The feed you buy probably does
contain Iodine. But don't guess
ASK your dealer-MAKE SURE!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
GOOHDRICH HOUSE
NEWS

Cleveland. - The Mather Players
of Goodrich Social Settlement House
will close their 10Th season with a
revival of "The Drunkard", an old
fashion melo-drama. "The Drunk
ard'' adapted by William H. Smith
was first presented in 1884. 1t will
be directed by Miss Maud Gentry
and will be presented on May 21,
%, and %, at $3.50 p. M. in the
Goodrich House Auditorium, 1920
E. 31st Street.
Mr.. Albert Gurklis, the only
chartered member of the Mather
Players, as in the 1884 version, will
play the title role opposite Dolores
Tidmore. Others in the cast are:
Dolores Salinas, William Gaglione
William Latkovic, Modesto Camp
bell, Thomas Grubach, John Gurklis
William Tomko, Edith Mae Gag
lione, Robert Ball and Milan Dan.
Gull.
The Mather Players will also tele
wise "The Drunkard" over VIEWS
some time in May.
The group will spend weekend
at Goodrich Camp in Hudson, Ohio
relaxing and making plans for mex
season, after completion of th'
above productions.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Tevai bus Baudziami uz
Palaidus Vaikus

Chief George j. Matowitz,
of the Cleveland Police Depart
ment, siadien iSleido pers7rge-
jima tevams kad iie gall butt
nubausti Xxi $25.00 uz leidima
savo iaunameciams vaikams
bastytis gatvese vieniems va
Earo metu.
Sulyg naujo patvarkymo val
kai iaunesni II matu am iiaus
privalo butt namuose ir mega
Ii rastis gatvese ir saligatviuo-
Sc 30 sutemos, o vaikai jau-
nesni 16 metu turf butt mamie
prizes 100 val. vakaro. Tevai
dabar yra legaliai atsakomin-
gi uz savo vaikus kurie bus
susekti lauzant 81 patvarkyma.
Sulyg to napjo patvarkymo,
ineiusio gallon nuo Balandzio
Is, 1913, vaikai gall eiti gatve
ieigu su jais randasi atsako-
mingas suauges asmuo. Greta
t9vu ir glob5iu, tue ratvarky-
mu, iaunameciai vaikai gall Ell
ii namon vakare po nuskirtos
valandos ieigu SUI juo randasi
sUauges virS 21 metu asmuo
aria tos pacios seimos narys
virS 18 metu amziaus. Taigi
sulyg to patvarkymo iauname-
Ciai gall tureti normali sociall
gyvenima. Bet vieni, palaidai
b6gioiantys ar slampinejantys
gatvese jaunameciai bus poll
cijos sulaikomi po sutemos.
Chief Matowitz praSo ir ra-
gina tevus kooperuoti ivykdy-
mui sio patvarkymo. Jis nu-
rodo kad jaunameciai vaikai
po sutemos turf tureti geresne
prieziura ir nuo trafiko nelai-
miu.
Cleveland Police Dept
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
MILLER POLITISkA
MASINA SULUZO
Norninuotas Lausche ir
Gov. Herbert

Geguzes A nominaciiu balsa-
vinuose Ohio valstijoje, kan
didatu gubernatorius rarin-
kline, Demokratu. particle la
mejo Frank J. Lausche, visis-
kai sutriuskindamas Ray T.
Miller politiska masina, kuri
visa laika prizes Lausche, kaip
savistovi zmogu, kovojo.
Miller SUI visa savo organi-
zaciia tegavo apie 1900 bal
ST. Frank J. Lausche apie
100000, kas pastato Lausche
vel kandidatu gubernatorius,
kuria vieta jis turejo pc 1914
rinkimu.
Anksciau Miller ir Lat1sche
yra buve Clevelando mayorais.
Dabartinis Cub. Herbert Re-
publikonu nominacijose gavo
virS 10000 balsu. Taigi jis
ir Lausche lenktyniuos uz gu
bernatoriaus vieta LapkriSio
men. DalSaVlmllOSe.
Dideles varzytines buvo ir
W prezidento elektorius tarp
Stassen is Minnesotos ir Sen.
Taft is Ohio. Taft taciau at
lake savo tvirtova Ohio walls
tiioje. sumazindamas Stasseno
delegatu skaiciu.
DeRighter nieko nepeSe
81 karta, isikibes j Ray T.
Miller masina, bande politiskai
atsigriebti ir Lietuvis Jonas
T. DeRighter, kandidatuoda-
mas vel j Ohio Legislatura. Jis
betpi kartu su Millerio masina
pasiliko toll uzpakalyie nuo XII
tn kandidatu.
DeRighter keli metal atgal
negraziai isiskandalino 22-ro
Ward Councilmano rinkimuose
ir tik siaip-taip isliko nuo ka-
leiimo bausmes. Kick jis ga
vo balsu tai gavo tik is Miller
masinos, kuri sutiko jo kandi-
datura remit.
Miller'io politika RENE ir XII
ii nusipolitikave musu vietos
Lietuviai, taigi lie visi dabar
beviltiskai pralaimejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07

Clevelando Lietuviu MoterQ
Klubas rengia arbatele Metro
politan Operos dainininkei Lie
tuvaitei Polyna Stoska, kuri
sekancia savaite dainuos Gle
velande dviejose operose: "Die
Meistersingers" ir Don Clio
vanni'.
JOS pagerbimui arbatele rem
giama Hotel Cleveland, trecia-
dieni, Geguzes II, tarp 2 ir 5
po pietu. Kurie noretu daily
vault gall isigyti tikietus Dir
vos redakciioje, 30 81.
Musu vietine pianiste Brute
Smetoniene tame pri e m i m e
skambins pianu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
SVECIAS Is FLORIDOS

Ilgametis Dirvos prietelius
ir nrenumeratorius. Juozas Pc
ciulis. Clevelandietis, dabar gy-
venas SUI zmona Miami, Flor
dole. savo biznio reikalais par
vyko j Clevelanda porai-treje-
tut savai6iu. Apsilanke Dirvos
redakcijoje. uzsimokeio savo
prenumerata, ir napasakojo vi
sokiu ziniu apie Florida ir ten
gyvenancius Lietuvius.
.Iurgis Martinkus su zmona
tair Pat sugryzo / Clevelanda
is Floridos, ir apsigyvena prie
Clnvelando, savo namuose Cha
grin Falls.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
ATVYKO Is VOKIETIJOS

Pas Juoza Vilcinska atvyko
is tremties Vokietijoje ju gi-
minietis Prof. Jonas Vilcinskas
SUI zmona, Jone, ir sunum Rim
vydu. PIP. Vilcinskai automo-
biliu buvo nuvaziave j New
Yorka JUGS pasitikti ir parsi-
veze j Clevelanda. Pirmutini
dalyka ka jiems Clevelande
parode buvo Lietuviu Kulturi-
mis- Darzelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
MOTINOS DIENOS
PAMINEJIMAS

Ausros Vartu Moteru Drau-
gija rengia Motinos Dienos pa
minejima sekmadieni, Geguzes
- Sv. yu--'g.o parapijoS sa4eje.
Bus suvaidintas grazus scenos
vaizdelis, bus dainQ, solo ir XII
tu pamarginimu. sokiai prie
geros muzikos. Pradzia 5 val,
tikietas SOC. Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
M MIRIN.1 Al

DANIELIUS PETRAUSK A S,
naslys, viduramzis, nuo 1451
Claremont Rd., po ilgos IL
Cos mire Geg. 4, laidojamas
Geguzes 8, laidotuviu apeigos
2 val. po pietQ, Wilkelis Fune-
raj Homo. Laidojamas High
land Park kapinGse.
Velionis Clevelande ir Ame-
rikoje is~yv mo 80 metus.
Paejo is Skapiskio par, Ko-
piskiu k.
Paliko iris p'1sbrolius: Povi-
Ia Boika, Clevelande, Povila
Dauderi, Chicago, iona Stan
ley, Rochester.
JUOZAS DAGILAITIS, 76 m,
mire Bal. 29, palaidotas Kal-
varijos kapinese Geguzes 3 d.
Pamaldos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio
baznvcioje.
Velionis paeio is Grinaiciq
k, Sudargo D., sakiu ap., Ame-
rikoi isgyveno apie so metu.
Paliko cia nuliudime pussesere
Tekle Paltan ir kitus gimines,
draugus ir pazistamus.
Suomi isreskiu sirdinga pa
deka Kun. Vilkutaiciui uz at
laikytas sv. misias ir uz visa
10 patarnavima; misiu ir ge-
liu aukotojams; laidotuviu di-
rektorei Della E. Jakubs uz
los patarnavinoa, qrabnesiams
ir visiems kurie dalvvavo Ser
menyse. pamaldose ir palydejo
j kapus. Tekle Paltan.
10 laidoiime pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktore Della E. ia
kubs.
|SIPELIS Petras. mire Bal. 27,
Chicagoje. Velionis ilga lai-
ka gyveno Clevelande. 10
dukte, Bernice, ar jo buvus
zmona, kurios gyvena Cleve-
lande, prasomos atsiliepti siuo
|adresu:
George Sabalauskas,
732 w. 18th St. Chicago, i'll.
(Telefonas Monroe 1869
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
EI1ROPOS FILMOS

KetVirtadienl, Geg. 13, Nor
Superior avenue, bus rOdoma
Superior avenue bus rodoma
Theodore Andrica's is Europos
narveztos 10 paties gamintos
filmos, "Children of Europe"
Spalvuota filma vaizduoia IL
kusius gyvus II Pasaulinio ka-
70 vaikus.
Antra filma bus "The Flag
Speaks, taipgi spalvuota. W.
kvieciami suaugusieji, izangs
nemokamai; vaikai bus ileistt
tik SUI tevais. Pradzia 7:30 v
vakare.
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NAUJOJE PARAPIJOJE

81 sekmadieni, Geguzes 8 d.,
Motinos Dienos paminjimui
naujoje parapijoj rengiama di-
dele pramoga Motinos Dienos
paminejimui. Bus daug dova-
nu. Pradzia nuo 4:3) val. pO
pietu. Pelnas els naujos baz-
nVciOS fOndui.
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LANKESI CINCINNATI

A. S. TreciOkas, IS Newark,
N. j., kuris yra BALF'o CEN
tro izdininkas, raso Dirvos re-
daktoriui kad Geguzes Primo
mis- dienomis dalyvavo Natio-
nal Catholic Resettlement Ia
rybos posedyje, kur buvo ap-
tarta svarbus dalykai tremti-
niu imigracijos reikalais.
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|SIPELIS Petras. mire Bal. q
TRAFIKE ZUVO SO

Xxi sios savaites pradzios,
Symet Clevelande trafiko ne
laimese zuvo jau 33 asmenys,
trys daugiau negu per tick pat
laiko buvo zuve 1947 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
RKO KEITH'S 1O5TH
STREET THEATRE

Matysit sias idomias filmas:
May 5 Xxi 8, Mating of Mil
lie"; May 9 Xxi II, "To The
Victor.
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KATALIkU LABDARYBES

Kataliku labdaryb5s vajus
Kataliku LabdaryEes Korpo-
racija pradejo savo 30-ta meti-
nj auku vain sukelimui $780,
O0A. Vajus tests Xxi Gegu
100. Vajus baigiamas Gegu-
zes 8 d.
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REIKALINGAS BUTAS
Sc kambariu, gall butt nelren-
gtas, triju asmenu seimai, bent
kur East Side. Pasaukite
Elk. 6426
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REIGALINGA MOTERIS

apvalymui mazu kambariu SUI
eugusios seimos viena diena
savaite. ir apskalbimui, pamai-
nomis kas savaite po viena die
ma, Kreiptis Dirva, EN- 4486
vakarais nuO 7 val, PO 4144.
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DU NAMAI ant vieno sklypo
parduodami 1258-1256 E. 6l
Street. Vienas butas 6 kam-
bariu laisvas uzemimui. Pa
saukite HE 9231 dienos metu,
ir w 1856 vakarais. (18)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-10-01

funeral Of her cousin, Mrs Sallie
Bailey Among others who attend
ed the funeral services were Mrs
Charles Eft Baker and members
of the Matlock family ........ The
program at New Haven Church
Saturday night was well attend
ed ...,.,.. The Southern Sons will
present program Sunday even
ing at Gallean Baptist Church
.....,.. Mr.. and Mrs, Troy Hughes
have moved to Manning where
they will make their home ........
Mrs. Archie Leaks of Detroit,
Michigan is back home for a
short while ..... Miss Eta Mae
johnson left the past week end
to visit her mother and other
relatives.