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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
NEWS OF THE
GIRL SCOUTS

Troop met at the Trinity Lutheran
Church on Thursday, April 1. Mrs.
j. I. Dudley, leader, and Mrs. E. H.
Rooms, co-leader, were present,
with 25 girls and one visitor. Four
teen girls and the leader were in
uniform.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, after which the
secretary gave her report. Old and
new business was then discussed.
We got our First Aid Test papers
back and held an open discussion on
them. 1t was decided that all badge
work must be in by May 6. Discus
sions were then held on the Girl
Scout Camp at Misty Mount, the
Rainbow Bazaar and the trip to
Washington Our meeting was alb
journed at p. m,
The troop will visit Radio Station
WARK at 10 a. M, April IT,
Carol Ann Hauver, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
CHRIST'S EVANGELICAL
AND REFORMED CHURCH

Mr.. H. Clayton Meyer, assistant
to the pastor, will preach on Sun
day morning at the IL o'clock SER
vice in Christ's Evangelical and Re-
formed Church.
At the evening service, at 7:3O
O'Clock, the pastor, the Rev. Freder-
lex D. Eyster, will preach on the
theme where Christ Meets Me-.
Church School with classes for
all age groups, meets at $50 a. m.
The Youth Fellowship will meet in
the parish house chapel at $50 o. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08

Miss Edith Virginia Beckley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
Beckley, of Hagerstown, Route 2,
became the bride of David Gale Sci
bert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kieffer, of
Clear Spring, at the home of the
brides parents, March 27. The
double ring ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Frederick D. Eyster.
The couple will reside at Clear
Spring, Route 1. Mr. Seibert is en-
ployed by the Superior Dairy Com
pany.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08

Troop Is, sponsored by the Margaret
Hess Bible Glass, Mrs. John M
Hinkle, leader, and Mrs. R. B. Green
and Mrs. William Troupe, assistant
leaders, held a regular meeting on
Friday, April 2, at Presbyterian
Church. We had six girls, our lead
er and assistant leaders present
One girl was in uniform.
This was our first meeting since
March 5, for on the 18th we attend
ed the Juliette Lowe program, which
took place at our regular meeting
hour We are proud to have had
perfect attendance on this occasion.
There was no meeting on Friday
the 10Th, as our leader and assistant
leaders were attending the Scout
Leaders Camping course at Taylor
Landing, and the meeting scheduled
for the Goth was cancelled because
it fell on Good Friday.
Our president, Betty Unseld, call
ed the meeting to order Ann Bair
led us in the Scout Promise, and at
tendance and dues were taken. We
discussed the badge work we hope
to finish during April, and then we
all went out to the Museum to see
the Photography and Design ex-
hibits.
Rose Ellen Unseld, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08

Rogers; assistants, Sissy Stoner and
| Barbara McSherry.
Mrs. Cooley presented each girl
with a leather identification card, to
be used during the New York trip.
The dues were then collected by Mar
garet Foote, and the annual regis
tration fee was collected by Mrs.
Bean.
The registration fee for the Mar
tinsburg Senior Conference was col
lected by the Senior representative,
Jane Baker. Girls attending the
conference from our troop are: Bet
ty Sim, jeanne Grimes, Jane Baker
and Barbara McSherry.
Roger Albright, public relations
chairman at Fairchild Aircraft, gave
an interesting talk to the girls about
the airplanes Fairchild are now
making, and also talked on par
achute jumping.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Jan Rogers, Scribe
Troop 80, sponsored by the Weymer
Bible Glass, Mrs. John Bell leader,
held a regular meeting on April 2
at Zion Reformed Church. We had
10 girls and our leader present.
Three girls were in uniform.
Our meeting opened with the re-
peating of the Scout Oath, led by
Joan Bartholomaeus. We then dis
cussed several things, including
Camp Misty Mount, which only
Girl Scouts of Washington County
will attend this year. 10 Ann We'll
der worked on the Needlecraft badge.
The meeting was adjourned at 5
p. m.
Diane Wagner, Scribe
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Three Boys and Knee-Hi Join
In Bicycle Safety Lesson

Three boys and dog joined
farces to give a lesson in traffic
safety last night to more than 800
children at the Lincoln Playground,
Sixth and l. streets Sc.
The dog was Knee-Hi, already
popular as safety instructor in the
first week of her Washington visit
The boys were Lorenzo Dupree, Is,
OF GIL Virginia avenue Sc; John
Newman, 8, of 909 Sixth street Sc.
and James McCalip, 8, of 5l2 K
street Sc, all colored.
The lesson, as explained by In
spector Richard H. Mansfield. The
Stars safety director, was how
bicycle should and should not be
ridden.
The instructors had a prop to
help them-the once Shiny, but now
badly mangled bicycle on which a
lO-year -old colored boy met death
last Saturday, when he was riding
in the wrong way.
Here is sad example" said
Inspector Mansfield, pointing to the
twisted bicycle. "A boy was killed
riding on the rear end OF this bike.
We can get q new bike, but we can't
get a new boy"
The retired police officer remind
ed the youngsters of two other
children killed in trafic this week.
He urged them to be careful always
to obey the rules.
Then Knee-Hi and her master,
George E. Brunson, took over. The
three boys hoped up on bicycle,
Il orenzo on the seat, John on the
rear and James on the handlebars.
The two extra riders" had white
cloths tied to their legs.
Knee-Hi began barking excitedly
as soon as she saw the trio ready
to ride away. Released from her
leash, she dashed forward. sank
her teeth into the cloth on. James
leg and to a chorus Of shouts from
the onlookers, dragged him quickly
to the ground. John retreated be-
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Cafe Bankruptcy Hearing
Continued Until Oct. s

John A. Bresnshan, referee In
bankruptcy. yesterday continued
until October the first meeting
Of creditors in the bankruptcy OF
Hellenic Quarter, Inc. trading as
the Muses., formerly restaurant in
the 17O0 block of De Sales street
NV.
The meeting began yesterday In
Mr.. Bresnahans office in the Tower
Building. Attorney Jacob Gordon
was elected trustee.
The adjudication Of bankruptcy
was signed in April by District
Court Justice T. Alan Goldsborough,
after an involuntary petition was
filed in court last December.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
|C-54 Carrying IS Reaches
Bermuda on Two Enqines
" IN, A,sos;o,sd Press

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 20
A four-engined United States Sky
master, Observation-Disclosures from
Germany, limped to Kindley Field
early yesterday on two engines and
landed safely with its IS passengers.
The crew Of the giant Air Force
machine jettisoned all baggage and
other dispensable articles when it
developed mechanical difficulties
Evening star., 1948-08-26

fore his canine antagonist got to
him.
Knee Hi knows you must never
ride extra on bike" explained Mr.
Brunson. Then Knee-Hi repeated
the lesson, and no more explana-
tion was needed.
AT 8 O'Clock tonight Knee-Hi will
give her final demonstration of the
week at the Raymond Playground,
Tenth and Quebec streets NV. The
l0-month-old wire-haired terrier is
being instructed in traffic safety by
Inspector Mansfield, under auspices
Of The Star, to combat the Dis
trict's rising toll of child accidents.
The first known band of white
settlers In New York State were 80
families of Walloons, Belgian refu-
Igees In Holland who had fed Span
ish persecution.
Evening star., 1948-08-26

nearly 900 miles from here ON q hop
from the Azores. Is
Six aircraft - including three
United States Air Force Super For
Evening star., 1948-08-26

tresses-took to the air in answer to
. cali for help from 1t. r. g. VIII
hanson, pilot Of the crippled ma
chine.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-11-04
Here, There, and
Everywhere

More than 400 attended the Hal
loween festival at Columbus Grove
school Saturday night, sponsored by
the ?. T. A
Ben Chambers, recently returned
to his home north of Gilboa from
Lima Memorial hospital remains
critically ill.
Grace Keel of Findlay, formerly
of Mt. Cory returned from visiting
friends in Upper Sandusky and Co.
lumbus.
Homer Wenger sold his sorghum
mill in Pandora to Richard Arm
strong. The new owner says he may
convert the building into a residence.
Donald Harris north of Mt. Cory
is a patient in Bluffton hospital
with an injured hand which was
caught in a corn picker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Huber were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Cora
McGeorge and daughter Goldia in
Lima.
Mrs. Ray Mumma spent the past
week visiting in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder of
Col. Grove are parents of boy born
at Lima St. Rita's hospital, Saturday.
Henry Gratz who had a public
sale Saturday is making his home
with his daughter in Lafayette. He
expects to spend the winter at the
home of his son, Levi Gratz in
Gainesville, Fla.
Neighbors of Millard Herr on
Bentley road are assisting in the re-
building of his barn which was
destroyed by fire recently.
Arnold's cottage manufacturing
plant at Beaverdam delivered a
double cottage to Willard, Ohio,
parties recently.
Some 80 Mexicans are working in
the sugar beet fields near Monroe
Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Luginbuhl
and three months old infant Of
Lima received minor injuries in an
automobile collision at that place
Saturday. Donald, a piano tuner, is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswin
Luginbuhl also of Lima. They
formerly lived in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Basinger
and family near Findlay spent Sat
urday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Anderson east of Bluffton.
The Col. Grove f. U. B. church
will hold its annual homecoming next
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Hess of Findlay,
former Bluffton resident, is a surgic-
al patient in Findlay hospital. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie Fett
of Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Cloyd Baker of Gilboa is en-
ployed at the Pandora telephone ex-
change.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-11-04
SPORTSMEN COLUMN

With the coming of trapping sea
son November Is, many trappers are
preparing for d busy time.
Trappers must have all traps
tagged with a metal tag which bears
the persons name and address. The
tags must appear whether the trap
per owns the land or is just trapping
thereon. The authorities recommend
that the tags be waterproof.
The season opens at 9 a. nj. and
there are to be no traps set before
that time.
Anyone hunting or trapping fur
bearing animals from the hours of
6 p. m. TO 6 a. m. must show white
light visible for a distance of one
quarter of a mile. One light will
be sufficient for a group or party.
The season includes muskrat, mink,
raccoon, weasel and opposum. There
is a closed season on skunk.
The bag limits on raccoon are two
per day and two in possession after
the first day There is no limit on
the other animals.
Licenses this year cost $1.25.
The Sportsmen Club basketball
team opened their season Tuesday
night at the College gym against
Lima Sunset Inn. Next Tuesday,
November 9, the Sportsmen tangle
with Vaughnsville here.
Members of the team are: K.
Moser, Robert Which, Art Hilty,
Lysle Everett, Kieth Moore, Weldon
Deppler, R. Zuercher, J. Landes and
Bill Netf.
Last year the Sportsmen captured
26 of 32 contests. The team won the
Ridgeway Invitational tournament
and the Bluffton City crown.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-11-04
SPORTS IN SHORTS
Schmidt Brothers Star

Bluffton's Neil Schmidt, a brilliant
sophomore halfback at Purdue uni
versity, who scintillated against
Notre Dame in the Purdue opener,
and then was out of three games
because of a knee injury, scored his
first touchdown in Big Nine competi-
ton last Saturday &. Purdue bested
Marquette in a tilt at Lafayette, Ind,
by a score of IA to ., and Schmidt
racked up the first Boilermaker
touchdown on a beautiful run of the
variety that he used to uncork as a
Bluffton High school player y.
The scoring play came early in
the first period when Bob DeMoss
heaved a long 40-yard pass, which
Schmidt took on the dead run
The fleet Bluffton halfback then
threaded his way thru Marquette
defenders to go the rest of the way
for a touchdown All told, the
play represented 70 yard gain, and
was the outstanding thriller of the
afternoon
In the meantime, the BIuffton
youths older brother Pete Duke"
Schmidt, whose fine work as a Bowl
ing Green university back has been
largely overlooked so far this fall by
Button sports followers, came up
with the most spectacular play Of
the game last Saturday night as
Findlay college fell before the
Falcons by a score of 28 to T, on
the Findlay gridiron.
In the early stage of the contest,
with Bowling Green leading by one
touchdown, Schmidt uncorked a
brilliant run of nearly TO yards to
score, a performance that was the
most spectacular play Of the evening
. Schmidt broke through the left
side of the line and romped the
distance to score the first of two
touchdowns he made during the even
ing =. Prior to the Findlay game,
Schmidt had averaged 6.8 yards per
try this season, making him the
most consistent ground-gainer for
the Falcons He is a junior on
the undefeated Bowling Green team
In Western Buckeye league games
last week Kenton continued on its
undefeated prowl with a 28 to
decision over Celina; st. Marys top.
ped Bellefontaine, 25 to 7, and Var
Vert in a non-league tilt lost tc
Lima Central, 26 to 7 Ada was
beaten by Lafayette, 6 to 0, in ar
/ area tilt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
Detroit, Mich, Naujien0s
LVS 6 SKYRIUS RENGIA
VAKARA


sestadieni, lapkricio (Nov.)
20 d., nuo 7:3O val, LVS 6-tas
skyrius Detroite rengia vaka-
reli pasikortavimui ir draugis-
kai sueigai, Mckinley Post $40,
American Legion saleje, 1851
Turner ave., prie Oakman Blvd.
Privaziavimas lengvas, mes
Dawson Ave. busas atveza ]
Oakman Blvd. ir Turner Ave.,
tai yra Xxi pat sales. Gauti Da-
vison busa galima SUI persike-
limu is visq liniju SJos. Cam
pau, Woodward, Dexter, Liver
nois ir Grand River lis Grand
River reikia gauti busa islipus
ant Oakman Blvd. po desine IS
miesto ir pavaziuoti apie 4 bio
kus). Nuo Elmhurst ir Turner
Xxi sales yra virs 1 blokas.
Nariai ir ne nariai kvieciami
Norintieji apie tai daugiau
ziniu, prasomi atsiklausti tele-
fonu Mrs. A. Mase, We 6-733o
arba Mrs. M. Sims, HO 67O2.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
NUSOVE w DUkTERS
UZKABINEJIMA

Sharpsburg, Pa. - Lapkr. )
d., policijos nuovadoje, karo We
teranas, n. A. Antico, nuSove
arestuota William Moore, Is m
SEM. kuris buvo suimtas uz tC
veterano 5 metu dukreles ne
padoru uzkabineiima. Tas Sc
mis- prisipazino dawes mergaitei
centa uz leidimasi jam buciuo-
ii, ir zadejes duoti jai penkis
Genius. jeigu il kita diena vel
ateis pas il.
Mergaites tevas, ituzes del
toxic seno zmogaus netinkamo
elgesio SUI ia, budamas policiJos
nuovadoie niekam nematant
nusiskubino prie kameros kul
tas senas zmogus buvo uzdary-
tas, ir j susaude net dviem re-
volveriais.
Antico liko suimtas If apkal-
tintas zmogzudyste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
Atnaujins IL karo
dirbtuviu

Dvylika valdzios nuosavu ka-
70 reikmenu dirbtuviu, kuriu
bendra verte yra STAG, ,168, 900,
SUI lapkr. l d. pavesta Naciona-
liam Industriniam Rezervui,
kad jomis butu galima pasinau-
doti tuojau, kilus karui SUI So
vietais.
Tos dirbtuves bus paruostos
taip kad galetu valandos pra
nesimu imtis darbo, ir bus to-
je padetyje uzlaikomos atsiti-
kline karo.
Sulyg Nacionalio Industrinio
Rezervo Akto, Kongresas pa
skyre S5 bilijonus eiles buvu-
siu karo dirbtuviu atnaujinimui
If kitus S. bilijonus irengimui
jose reikalingu masineriju ir
ju priziurejimui, kad butu att
tinkamame stovyje darbui.
Toliau bus paimta j rezerva
ir kitos karo reikmenu dirbtu-
YES, turint tiksla paruosti jul
apie visa 100.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
PAMISES NEGRAS
NJTSOVE ASTUONIS

Chester, Pa. = Lapkr. 6 d.,
matyt pamisimo apimtas, 38
metu amziaus negras, uzsiba-
rikadaves savo kambaryje an
frame aukste, apie $50 V. ry-
to pradejo per langa saudyti
gatveje pasitaikiusius zmones.
Kadangi ten daugiau gyveno
negru, iis nusove septynis neg
rus ir viena balta zmogQ, paga-
liau pats nusisove.
Kai atvyko policija saudy-
mo vieta. ir pradejo j j sau-
dyti, jis dar ilgai atsisaude, nu-
saudamas viena policijos MARI.
Policija negalejo nustatytl to
saudymo priezasties.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
PITTSBURGH
DONORA MIRCIU
.TYRINEJIMAS

Jau buvo rasyta, kad Pitts
burgho kaimyniniame miestely-
je Donora prizes pora savaiciu
nuo ukanu ir nuodingu dirbtu-
viq duju ORC mire 20 zmoniu il
keliasdesimt kitu serga.
Tyrinejimai tos nelaimes il
to uznuodinto orc prasidejo is
keliu pusiu. Prize valdzios ir
kitty tyrinetoju atvyko ir spe-
cialis zinovas chemikas is Phi
ladelphijos, Philip A. X. Sadt-
ler. Jis tvirtina, kad SUI uka-
nomis tame ore per kelias die
mas pasklijo nuodingos dirbtu-
viu isleidziamos fluorino duJos,
kurios buvo priezastim tu EMO
niu mirties, kurios kenkia apy-
linkes laukams ir kurios palen-
gva eda sveikata arti tu dlrb-
tuviu gyvenanciu zmoniu, nes
tos dujos visada patenka ! ora.
Tas chemikas dare kenks-
mingu duju tersiamo orc tyri-
nejimus Philadelphijoje il XII
tur ir jam toxic atsitikimai
yra zinomi.
United Steel Worekrs Unija
paskyre $4,000 is savo kasos
pravedimui dar platesniu tyri-
nejimu. Bendrai sudejus visus
suradimus, reikia tiketis prisi-
des prie pataisymo tos nemalo-
MOS ir kenksmingos padeties
Dirbtuvems bus pravestas ista-
tymas grieztai sukontroliuoti
savo leidziamas nuodingas du-
jas ] ora.
Miestelio valdyba kreipesi il
-lFederales valdzios sveikatos
viFsininkus padeti istirti mir
ties priezasti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
NAUJA VETO RUSIS

New Yorke, American Cancer
draugijai buvo padaryta prane-
simas apie Japonijoje israsta
naujos rusies Veto uzkretima,
kuris atnesa mirti trumpiausiu
laiku. Bandymai daryti su
ziurkemis parode, kad tas W.
kretimas, ileistas j ziurkes, at
mesa gala begyje savaites Xxi
triju savaiciQ.
Amerikon atvyksta japonie-
tbs mokslininkas Kinosita, ku-
ris cia darys bandymus su sa-
vo zinomu vezio ligos uzkreti
mu, kad Amerikos tyrinetojai
galetu pasinaudoti tolimesniam
sekimui veto ligos ir jos gydy-
mui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
1o49
KALENDORIAI
Dirva ir simet duos
savo skaitytojams
puikius l04o M.
sieninius kalendorius

Vienas siu Kalendoriu duoda-
mas dovanu tam kas prisius
$500 uz Dirva. Reikia pride
tt 1Oc persiuntimo kastu.
Pazymek (x) ties tue ka pasirnksi
----Amerikoniskos ukes vaizdas
- Kalnu vaizdas
kalnai menesienoje
Berniukas meskerioja
----Namas gelynuose
-zvejai kalnu upelyje
Motina su kudikiu prize pauksciu
Berniukas su suniukais.
- Mergaite ir berniukas ant dvir.
---Lietuvos ukes vaizdas
Kraziu Skerdyne
- Lietuvaite su Veliava
----Vytautas ir kiti Kunigaik6iai
----sv. Juozapas ir Jezus (naujasl
---sv. Ona ir sv. Maria
---Sv. Maria Geguzine
---sv. Terese
Maria su Kudikiu (naujas)
---Panele sv. pasirodymas Liurde
---sv. Antanas su kudikiu Jezum
--Betlejus (Krys Karaliai)
--Dievas laimina Sv. Selma
--Sv. Selma su balandziais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
RUPINASI DUMU
kONTROLE

Donoros nelaime, kur nuo uz-
huodlnto ORC mire 20 zmoniu,
paskatino Pittsburgho miesto
Valdyba susirupinti grieztesne
savo dumu kontrole. Jeigu at
sitiktu toks dalykas Pittsbur-
CHE, cia mirtu simtai zmoniu.
kaip aiSkina Pittsburgho ko-
vos su dumais virsininkas, sio
miesto ore nera toxic kiekio tn
nuodingQ dujQ, kurios sudary-
tQ mirties paVoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
IS DARIAUS IR GIRENO
MINEJIMO BANKIETO>

Dari au s-Gireno Paminklui
Statyti Komitetas suruoSe gra-
zu bankieta pamineti lakunu
penkiolikos metq sukakciai nuo
skridimo. Ivyko spalio 16 d.,
Americas Lietuviu PilieciQ Klu-
bo saleje Brooklyne. Sveciu
buvo arti dvieju simtu.
Bankieta gausiai pareme vie
tines draugijos, uzsisakydamos
bilietu, kuriu kama buvo $500
asmeniui. Lietuviu SiuvejQ Uni
jos lokalas nupirko uz 500; sv
Jurgio Draugija, Atletu Klubas
ir Maspetho Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klubas po $50; Lietuviu Ame-
rikos Pilieciu Klubas uz $27
Lietuviu siuveju dirbtuviu sa-
vininkai uz S18; DR.. MARITIME
Liuterio Draugija ir SLA 3S
KIP. DO SIS. Kadangi sale buvo
ne erdvi, todel tik keletui drau-
giju tapo pasiQsta izangos bi-
lietQ.
Sveciams pasivaisinus, zodi
+aro Parinklo FOndO KOmite-
to narys Kazys Kundrotas IL
pakviete to Komiteto pirminln-
ka J. salti vesti toliau tvarka.
Sveciai pagerbe zuvuslus Ia
kunus Dariu ir Girena vienos
minutes atsistojimu.
Kalbejo: K. Kreivenas, D.
Ambrozaitis, J. Glaveckas, adv
S. Briedis, Jr., J. Peterson, ia
salts, J. Aimonas, F. Vaitukai-
tbs, S. Volskis, V. Vaiginis, A
Baltrunas, P. Radzevicius, s.
Adomiskis, Sofia Petkus, X
Menkeliunaite, atvykusi is TIA
liios, P. J. Montvila, Fondo IL
dininkas, F. Milas (jis If dai-
navo), ir dailininkas Vijeikis,
ka tik atvykes is Brazilijos.
Nuo vietiniu laikrasciu kalbe-
10: D. Klinga, L. Kavaliauskai-
te ir J. Paulauskas.
Pabaigoje kalbejo bankieto
seimininke Brone Spudiene, ku-
ri dovanai buvo paruosusl ska
nu maista. Seimininkauti pa
gelbejo Ursule Ballas, ursule
Krizinauskiene ir Sofia Petkus.
| status patarnavo Alena ir Lu-
cia Tiskaitytes ir Mare Akelie-
ne. Be ju dar dirbo: A. Bal
ciunas. J. Brazaitis, M. Stako-
vas. P. Kyrius If J. Visnius.
Buvo renkamos aukos pamlnk-
10 naudai, surinkta $1O3.6O.
Pramoga vyko geroje nuotal-
koje, prie muzikos lietuviskais
sokiais.
Visiems uz viska nuosirdziai
dekojame. Auku sarasas bus
DIRVOJE paskelbtas kita kar-
ia. Fondo Kor. J. S.
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Irentiniai sveikina
Amerikos |ietuviu organizacijas
1000 SVEIKINA
ALT ir AIM

Muencheno miesto ir apylin-
kes (Vokietijo.je) lietuvia
tremtiniai, rugsejo 8 diena SUI
sirinke pamineti Tautos Sven
tes, apie 1000 asmenu, atsiun-
te vienodo turinio sveikinimus
Americas Lietuviu Tarybai ir
Americas Lietuviu Misijai.
Jie dekoja sioms organizaci-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
sEsIU DIENU MEsKU
MEDzIOKLE

Pennsylvanijos sunkiai per
elnamose giriose ir kalnuose
su lapkricio Is d. bus oficiale
juoduju mesku medziokle, kuri
tests sesias dienas.
Medzioti cia suvaziuoja net
If lietuviu is kitu valstiiu.
Medziotoju bus apie 100000,
kurie. remiantis kitais metals,
nusaus apie 500 mesku. Per
mai mesku buvo nusauta $50
sesiu dienu medziokles >sezonu.
Meskos cia yra tarp $50 il
600 svaru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12
BUVUSIU LIETUVIQ
TREMTINIU VAKARAS

Detroito Lietuviu Buv. Trem-
tiniu Draugija rengia grazu va
kara SUI vaidinimais, sokiais il
dainomis, lapkricio (Nov.) IA
d., 7 val. vakare, buv. LietuviQ
saleie, 25th ir Vernon Hwy.
Kadangi ia buvusiu lietuvir
tremtiniu draugija daug gelbs-
ii dar likusiems ju broliams
tremtyje Europoje, vertetu pa
rengima visiems paremti.
J. X.
Placiau apie parengima skai-
tykit NAUJAKURIU skyriuje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-12

Lapkricio 6 suejo lygiai ket-
veri metal nuo DIR. Jono sliupo
mirties. Nesenai ivykusiu jo
palaiku laidotuviu proga daug
musu spaudoje apie velioni bu-
vo rasyta. Todel sios metines
lieka anu iskilr1iu kaip ir Sc
selyje.
Po turtingo zmogaus mirties
daznai prasideda varzybos tarp
giminiu del palikto turto. Kick
vienas nori irodyti buves arti-
miausias gimme ir tvirtina,
kad kiti buvo ne toki artiml,
arba kad jie buvo bloguose san
tykiuose su mirusiuoju... Kar-
tais net ir svetimi bando gi-
minyste irodyti.
DR.. j. Sliupas turtQ nepaliko.
Bet jo palikimas musu tautai
zymesnis, negu bet koki tur-
tai. Sutinka ar nesutinka kas
su 10 skelbtomis idejomis, bet
Wis vien sliupas musu tautos
atgimimo istorijoje yra isrezes
viena is giliausiu vagu.
Todel nenuostabu, kad If po
10 mirties pastebimos varzyti-
nes del idejines giminystes su