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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-07
Gifted Reader
LUck!. MADAME Lee
First Time Here

Reader and Adviser
Gives advice on all affairs of life,
business, love. marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach Of all. Located in trailer
at city limits Of Franklin, Ohio,
north on u. s. rs. Look for sign
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours:
10 a. m until 10 p. n.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

by the First Presbyterian Church
of East Aurora.
But preparations for their ar.
rival have not been limited to
the church members. Almost
everybody in town has turned
out. Some supplied labor, others
donated supplies or furnishings
for the newly renovated cottage
behind the village hall.
CLOTHING PROVIDED
When Mr.. and Mrs. Tigers
arrive with Reinis, boy 16;
Roberts, a boy IA, and Biruta, q
girl 10, they will find even q
supply Of clothing from which
they may choose.
The Rev. B. Gibson Lewis. Jr..
minister Of the church, said his
group was one Of the first to
make application to adopt a fam
lily through Church World Ser
vice in New York.
The congregation began plan
ming last fall to bring the family
to America to satisfy 'our COL
lective conscience" the clergyman
said
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

projection against spots, stains
and cutting. The same suggestion
hold good for smooth leather
purses or pocketbooks.
A few grains Of salt help to
bring out the natural sweetness.
For variety, cook q slice of
lemon with the fruit, adding
sugar as needed. Or, spice prunes
by adding, toward the end Of
cooking, q little cinnomon, nut
meg, or allspice. To give spiced
prunes an extra tang, add also
q little vinegar and more sugar.
Or, use q little Juice from 4 jar
Of picked fruit.
Cook together TWO or more
kinds of dried fruits-prunes,
peaches, apricots, apples, pears
and serve them steaming hot or
ice-box cold.
II there is juice left over, rs
when dried fruits are drained
and used in salad, chill the juice
to serve as a fruit drink.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

As soon as the house had been
located, men of the church offered
jobs for Tigers. A children's
organization will fill the larder.
The Ladies Aid Society furnished
the bedrooms.
PLENTY OF DONATIONS ........
Other organizations have taken
over various other chores includ-
ing collecting furniture for the
rest Of the house.
Eve have enough stuff promised
to fill Buckingham Palace" Mrs.
w. D. Shumway, a member Of
the planning committee, said.
The Tigers family will not be
alone when they arrive at New
York from Europe, either. An
other member Of the planning
committee, William B. Codding-
ton, will meet them and drive
them to East Aurora in his station
wagon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24
l8 Dead from Truffic
Accidents in Is Duvs

ID people have been fatally
injured in rural and urban traf-
fic accidents in the state of Wash
ington during the first fifteen
days in March 1s49. 9 of these
fatalities have occurred beween
March 18th and March 18th.
Chief Roy F. Carlson pointed
out that during the month of
February 1949, only 16 people
were killed in traffic accidents
in this state. With the coming of
fair weather many motorists will
be crowding our highways to
enjoy pleasure driving. All motor
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

GUMBINNEN, East Prussia -
Wilhelm Labens. one Of thousands
who recently returned from Rus.
sian prison camps In poor health,
Is shown eating food provided
through the Christian Rural Over.
seas program (CROP) in America.
Within . month Labens was able
20 work and 10 now able TO support
himself and to help in the commu.
nifty rehabilitation program. The
food shown above u "Spatzle,"
made from CROP -four.
Because Of the great need in
Europe and Asia. CROP activities
in America will be extended 10 all
q states in l949. CROP is spon-
sored by Catholic Rural Life.
Church World Service. and Luth.
eran World Relief.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24
Soil District 10
Vote on Friday

There will be an election Of
three supervisors for the East
Benton soil conservation district
Friday, March Is. The polls will
be open from 100 pm. to 500
pm, according to Harry Hamp-
ton, chairman Of the board Of sup
ervisors.
There win be three polling
places open for use Of the eligi-
BILE voters, the Finley grange, the
Kennewick Valley grange hall and
the Highlands Improvement club
house. Eligible voters are any
land owner outside Of the corp
crate limits Of the city Of Kenn-
ewick, including both husband
and wife, either or both may
vote II one Is the land owner
and living east Of the middle
of range 81 in the county Of
Benton. This line runs north and
south about one mile east Of
the Richland cutoff east Of Ben
ton City.
There will be four candidates
on the ballot. They are Ben
Blair, Bernard Slocumb, c. W.
CWayne) Brown, and Henry J.
York. From these four, three
will be elected to fill the vacan-
cies on the board. The present
board consists of Harry Hampton,
chairman, Frank Lampson, Ben
Blair, Bernard Slocumb and A. j.
Thompson members of the new
board.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

lists are urged, he added, TO exer-
else extreme caution and to be
careful as the life you save may
be your own.
March 1913 recorded 40 traffic
deaths in the state Of Washington.
In the first 21s months OF l949,
So people have been killed in
motor vehicle traffic accidents
in this state as compared to lis
for the first three months Of 1913.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24
Homeless Ldtvidn Family Adopted
BY Friendly Town in N. Y. Stole

East Aurora, N. Y. U.P.)-Life
as homeless wanderers, plagued
first by Nazis then by Commun-
lists, is over for one family Of
Latvians.
A shining little home with food
on the shelves and begonia in
the window will be waiting for
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Tigers and
their three children when they
arrive from Europe soon. The
Tigers family has been adopted"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24
HolnelllaAers
Briefs
WHIPPING LIKE WHIPPING
CREAM
By LofeiYa Cowden
Asst Extension Agent

CREAM
Two weeks ago we used whip
ped canned milk in a recipe. In
reply to your inquiries -. here's
the how to do.
Evaporated milk can be whip
ped successfully. The secret lies
in keeping it chilled. Chill the
milk before whipping and keep
it chilled afterwards. It should
be kept at so degrees For lower
until served.
To t}slp assure stability in
whipped evaporated milk use one
of the following aids: Try soak
ing " teaspoon Of gelatin in 2
teaspoons of cold water and adj
ding it to l cup of evaporated
milk. Scald the milk in q double
boiler. Then chill it to so degrees
F. or lower before whipping.
Or, if desired, the use of gel
attn may be skipped and the eva
porated milk merely scalded in
a double boiler, chilled and whip
ped
Probably one of the simplest
ways to help whipped evaporated
milk hold up, although it is less
effective than the gelatin and
scalding methods, is to add lemon
juice. Allow l tablespoon Of
lemon juice for each 1z-cup of
evaporated milk measured before
whipping). Whip the chilled milk
and fold in the lemon juice.
THAWING AND COOKING FRO
ZEN FISH
Frozen fish may be thawed
in refrigerator or at room tenn
perature. It may be either COM
pletely or partially thawed be-
fore cooking and cooked by The
same methods used for cooking
fresh fish. However, if the fish
is only partially thawed, it should
be cooked slowly, with extra
time allowed at low temperature.
Get our Extension bulletin .
"From Freezer to Table"
HEAVY COFFEE DRINKERS
Twenty pounds of coffee but
only half pound of tea. This
is the yearly consumption of the
average person in the. United
States. These dry pounds convert.
ed to the brewed beverage show
that the United States uses
enough coffee for every man,
woman and child to drink 800
cups a year-but only enough
tea for about AS cups.
UNDER COVER
Cover on milk when heating
has practical advantage. Less
heat is required. Cover also helps
prevent skin from forming on
surface. Covered milk lost very
little riboflavin, uncover milk
lost considerable amounts Of the
vitamin.
CARE BEFORE WEAR
Many stores today advise
washing-or at least rinsing-new
nylon or silk hose before wearing
them. The idea is to remove
any finish used in manufacture
at the start and thus help stock
ings to wear longer. This pro-
washing also may make for a
closer, heater fit the first time
the hose are worn.
Give new smooth leather shoes
a polish before wearing them
the first time. A coat of good wax
polish starts shoes out with extra
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

HEART DISEASE STRIKES
U.Po-Heart seizures killed Phil
lip Gormley's father, mother and
sister, all within q seven-week
period.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24
CLOSE THAT DOOR!

U.P0-"Oh, for gosh sakes close
the door," shouted bus passen-
ger. The driver had pulled up
beside one of the city's sprinkling
trucks and the standee passenger
got sprayed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-24

CLUTCHES RESPECTED
U.P)-Not even the porter has
disturbed two crutches someone
placed against the wall az the
post office four years ago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
WAS WAR TO BREAK OUT IN TIE
AUTUMN OF 1948?

organizations;
members of the free professions,
lawyers, engineers, etc, with
their families.
Political opinions and present oc-
cupation of these persons are to be
specially indicated.
(e) MGB railroad reserve units
are to be assigned for transporta-
tion duty and railway guard.
(g) Additional light armament is
to be issued to the MGB units:
automatic rifles 46, KHIM-1 gre
made, thermic cartridges loaded
with incendiary materials for the
destruction Of buildings, etc.
(h) The order of evacuation is:
(1) Two areas simultaneously
coastal and the Vilnius areas; di-
rections: from the coastal area to
Velikie Luki, from Vilnius to Minsk.
(2) The western area with Kaunas
and the central area with Shiauliai,
both simultaneously directed to va
roslavl.
G) Special orders pertaining to
the authority to be exercised by the
commanding officers Of the MGB
troops in the Baltic republics are
effective on the date when this
Executive Order is ordered execu-
ted.
G Persons detained since the
date of effect of this order and
charged with espionage, resistance
to the authorities, spreading of ru-
mors and verbal diversion or es-
cape from the conveys are not sub
ject to evacuation. They are sub
ject to the competence of the COM
manding officers of the MGB in
the place of the commission of their
crime in accordance with the pleni-
potentiary authority in war zone,
i.e.: they may be either executed
or summarily released.
(2) MGB commanding officers are
authorized to remove the civilian
population, either by evacuation or
annihilation, in the event of the
presence of the special conditions:
imperilment by hostile forces, mutt
ny, sabotage, etc., or in the inte-
rests of the security of the armed
forces.
The division into evacuation areas
is outlined even as regards the re-
publics of Estonia and Latvia and
the express statement added that
all the points of the Executive Or
der are applicable to all the three
republics. The rest of the order
concerns foreign frontier areas, Fin
land and Scandinavia, which are sit
uated in the zone of potential dan
ger. The Order contains two more
interesting items:
1) Personnel of the mountain,
diving and paratroop units of the
MGB attached, to the regular for
ces are to receive retraining in
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
topography and map reading.

topography and map reading.
(2) Territorial personnel able to
use the local language are to be
directed for 8-week political train
ing to Kronstadt and Kalinin. On
completion of this training they are
to be attached to regular military
units of the Northern Front.
Earlier information about the
school at Kalinin gives to hand
that from April to June 1948 mech
anical transport, paratroop and jun
ior officers of the MGB were train
ed there. They were taught the
Finnish, Swedish and German lang
uages and received historical, social
and economic information on Fin
land, Sweden and Germany. About
10000 trainees completed the course
in June.
Since July 194S considerable for
ces of MVD-MGB personnel have
been concentrating around Barano-
wicze in former Eastern Poland.
Apparently Baranowicze is to be
the centre whence the MGB will
descend, or have descended, on the
Baltic countries.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
PAGERBS KITATAUTES
STUDENTES

sesiasdesimt penkios mo-
terys studentes is kitu krastu,
studijuojancios Clevelande, bus
pagerbtos vakarienej, kuri nu-
matyta rengti Tarptautini Va
kara, United Nations Savaites
metu. Ia vakariene rengia
vasario 16 d. Women's City
Club patalpose bendrai sic ke-
turf klubai: Altrusa, Soropto-
mist, Zonta ir Quota Interna-
tional, pirma karta sutare pa
sirodyti isvien.
Ia studenciu skaiciu suda-
70 merginos-moterys is divide
simt keturiu saliu, jos deves
savo tautiskus kostiumus. Stu
denies yra is Western Reserve
Universiteto, Schauffer ir Fem
Kolegiju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
Rengia .Nepriklausomy.
bes minejima didziojoj
Lietuviu salej sestad.
vasario 1o

Sestadienio vakare, vasario
19 d., vel suskambes lietuvis-
kas zodis ir lietuviu dainos, lie
tuviu saleje pirma karta po ke-
leto metu.
Del visiems Clevelande Zinc.
mu priezasciu, jokio lietuvisko
parengimo didziojoje lietuviu
saleje neivyko per apie 8 me-
tus.
Dabar jau tas lietuvius er-
zines reiskinys pasibaige ir lie
tuviai - kaip tai ir atitinka
= pirma lietuviu saleje vaka-
ra lures iskilminga Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes 81 metu su-
kakties paminejima.
81 dideli paminejima rengia
tos vietos organizacijos, 'ku-
rios, nors ir noredamos bendrai
su visais Clevelando lietuviais
ia svente mineti, nebuvo pa
kviestos prie kitu grupiu rem
gimo.l
Lietuviu saleje paminejima
rengia: LVS 1 skyrius, SLA
IA kuopa, DR.. Vinco Kudirkos
Pasalpine Draugija, Lietuviu
Moteru Ratelis, Dirvos Bend
rove ir BALFo 68 skyrius.
Visos to vakaro pelnas ski
riamas bendra visa Amerikos
lietuviu ida - Americas Lie
tuviu Tarybai.
Vasario 1905 programa su-
darys tik pora kalbetoju, O IL
kusi iskilmingo minejimo dalis
bus meniska, kuria ispildys vie
tos ir tremtiniu memo grupes.
Programos pradzia bus 8 v.
vakare. Izanga j sale visiems
nemokamai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
IMTYNES ARENOJE
Vasario IS

Buddy Rogers, nors per mustyne
Jack Ganson vel surengia dideles
imtynes didziojoje Arenoje, antra-
dieni, vasario Is d.
Ganson turf suporaves zymius i'm
tikus Buddy Rogers su NWA cam
pionu Orville Brown, uz National
Wrestling Alliance Campionato dir
"a, kuri Brown turf.
kitos poros tose imtynese bus
Don Evans su Don Eagle.
DR.. Ed Meske ir Bobby Bruins.
Frank Talaber su Antonio Leone.
Ernie Piluso su Whitley Whittier.
Vieta randasi 3737 Euclid Avenue,
pradzia $3.50 val, tikietai po $2.4O
ir $1.80 rezervuoti; kiti po $1.2O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
DZIOVOS MIRTYS
SUMAZEJO

Cub. Lausche uzgyre Ohio
valstijos 88 apskriGiu vedama
kova su dziova. Paw, mirtys
nuo dziovos valstijoje bendrai
mazejo siaip: 1916 metals mi
re 2,555; 1947 = 1852, O 1948
metals - 2,064.
Ohio valstija neturi savo is
statytu dziovininku ligoniniu,
statytQ dziovininkams ligoni-
niu, valstija tik skiria is savo
lido tam tikras sumas pinigu
apskriciu valdybu globoje esan-
items dziovininku namams.
Valstijoje betgi eina judeji-
mas uz isstatyma valstijos IL
goniniu dziovininkams laikyti
ir gydyti, dar didesnei pagal-
bal ia liga apsirgusiems.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
MOTERQ RATELIO
SUSIRINKIMAS

Vasario 5 d. pas j. G.. Polite
rius ivyko Clevelando Lietuviu
Moteru Ratelio metinis susi-
rinkimas, kuriame buvo per-
rinkta valdyba = ia patti, kaip
ir buvo pirma, butent: J. Pol
teriene pirmininke, M. Misci-
kiene vice pirmininke, O. Bal
trukoniene sekretore, S. Pras-
keviciene izdininke.
Lietuviu Kulturinio Darzelio
komisijon isrinktos: M. Misci-
kiene ir D. Vilcinskiene. Susi-
rlnkimas nutare aukoti 10 do
lerlu March of Dimes rink
laval.
Ta pacia proga SUI atitinka-
momis ceremonijomis buvo pa.
sveikinti Magdalena ir Pranas
Zubinai, kuriems vasario 5 d
kaip tik suejo 43-Gios metines
nuo vestuviu. Pasirodo, kaC
per tick metu jie patys jau bu
vo ir pamirse, kada buvo il
vestuves, bet draugai priminl
ir graziai palinkejo sulaukt
auksinio jubiliejaus, ligi kurit
betruksta tik septyneriu mete
liQ. Sveciu buvo MAJ daus
tick pat, kick ir metu nuo Zu
binu vestuviu. Zubinai yra vie
nj is pirmQju DIRVOS skaity
toju, tai ir DIRVA jungias
prie linkejimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
MIRIMAI
MIRE ROzE ZALOGIENE

Vasario 3 diena Clevelande,
1900 Rugby Rd., mire Roze
Buneviciute Zalogiene, pusam-
re, Antano Zalogos zmona, XII
lusi is Viciunq k, Raguvos w.,
Panevezio aps., prezidento An
tano Smetonos giminaite. Pa
laidota vasario 7 Kalvarijos
kapinese.
Liko vyras Antanas Zaloga,
anukas Montey, trys dukterys: ::
Petrone Gerak, Barbora Or
ban, Ona yureviciute, sunus T.
Jurevicius ir marti Stella Ju-
reviciene.
Kunigams Vilkutaiciui, Iva
nauskui ir Sirvaiciui, atlaikiu-
stems gedulingas pamaldas, ir
visiems artimiems bel pazista-
MEMS uz pareiksta uzuojauta
uz gausias geliu pu o k s t e S,
bel patarnavimus welcomes wy
ras ir Selma reiskia nuosir-
dziausia padeka. Ypatingai de-
koja poniai Fucker, slaugiusiai
velione per naktis JOS sunkios
ligos metu.
Jau pereitame numeryje ra-
SEINE apie Zalogienes susirgi-
ma. Laikrasti atidavus j spaus-
tuve il jau atsiskyre su siuo
pasauliu. DIRVA savo senam
skaitytojui Antanui Zalogai
nuosirdziai uzjaucia toje nelai-
meje.
JOS laidojime patarnavo ia
kubs Funeral Home.
Corpl. William Youngs (Yush-
kiwicz), zuvo karo musyje
Munda, Pietu Pacifike, liepos
"a, 1943 M, "a metu amziaus,
dabar parveztas j Clevelanda
palaidoti.
Gedulo pamaldos bus vasa-
rio IL d., 1O:30 val, sv. Jurgio
baznycioje, palaidotas bus Kali
varijos kapinese, Veteranq da-
Lyle.
Jis lanke sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos pradzios mokykla, baige
East Tech High mokykla, ir
buvo pirmutineje grupeje ka-
riu pasauktu tarnybon 1941 m.
Liko tevas William, 1906
Hecker Ave., pamote Anna, Sc
suo Josephine Diskant, pusbro-
liai John c., Victor ir Jack Re-
welt, pussesere Helen Leblanc.
Laidojimo apeigose dalyvavo
Kataliku Karo Veteranq sv.
Jurgio Postas.
Laidojime patarnavo Wilke-
lis Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
Manu- ir Geliu Paroda

Symet vel rengiama didele
Namu ir Geliu paroda, vadina-
ma Greater Cleveland Home
and Flower Show. Paroda bus
dideleje Cleveland Public Au-
ditorium, tests nuo kovo 5 Xxi
IL d.
MilziniSka Public Auditorium
bus nustatyta viskuo kas eina
i namu statyma, baldu, irengi-
mu is vidaus ir is lauko. Bus
isstatyta parodai gatavi namai
SUI pilnu irengimu, ir bus pa
rodoma ivairi statybos MEDIA
ga. Prize to, bus irengta puos-
nus gelynai, kurie parodos Ian
kytojams primins vasara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
NUBAUDE PRESS
REDAKTORIUS

Cleveland Press, vietos diem
rastis, kuris sensaciju ieskoji.
mais visuomenes patraukimui
perzenge laikrastines etikos ri
bas, tapo Cuyahoga Common
Pleas teismo nubaustas.
Tas dienrastis, isirases, kad
Clevelando teisme yra lengva
gauti divorsa tik uzsimanius,
paskyre is savo spaustuves vie
ma darbininka gauti teisme di-
vorsa nuo savo zmonos, irody-
mui, kad istikro divorsas leng-
va gauti. Ir tikrai, tas darbi-
ninkas, ir nenoredamas su sa-
vo zmona skirts, sufabrikuo-
tais daviniais teisme divorsa
gavo.
Bet tas Press sposas paste
ke Clevelando ir Cuyahoga Ad-
vokatu Sajungos ausis. Advo-
katu organizacija paskyre ad-
vokatus uzvesti bylai prizes ta
dienrasti, apkaltino jo redak-
torius teismo paniekinimu, ir
vyriausias redaktorius nubaus-
tas $500, kit du po 5000, o tas
darbininkas taip pat 5000. Tel
sejas Samuel H. Silbert paro-
de savo prielankuma tam dar-
bininkui, kuris nuo zmonos di-
vorsa gavo, panaikindamas di-
vorsa, kad tai porai vel nerei-
ketu isnaujo apsivesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
ATMETA OHIO TARNAUTO
JU STREIKO DRAUDIMA

Kartu SUI subruzdimu prizes
Taft-Hartley darbo istatyma
salyje, Ohio valstijos legislatu-
role, Demokratams laimejus,
pakelta reikalavimas atmesti ir
Ohio valstijos istatyma, kuris
draudzia streikuoti bent ku-
riems sioje valstijoje valdisku
istaigu tarnautojams ir moky-
tojams.
Vasario 8 d., Ohio legislatu-
role II balsu prizes 81 tas is
tatymas nutartas atmesti. j
turf dar atmesti valstijos Sc
natas ir gubernatorius. Taciaiu
yra ziniu, kad CUB. Lausche pa
siryzes ta tarima vetuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-11
(From NEWSLETTER from Behind
the Iron Curtain)

TIOIl NE w OLE En- lIOill bSHlllu
the Iron Curtain)
FROM the contactman with Lith-
uanian Underground we received
a copy of a secret order of the
Politbureau, dated July 1948, trans
mitted by MGB officer Abakumov,
originally in code, for execution by
Department " of the Northern
Front Army. This execution was
scheduled for November December
1948, upon a signal from Abaku-
NOV. It concerns the Karello-Fin-
nish and Baltic republics.
We quote the essential counts of
the order, omitting those dealing
with technical details:
(a) Political prisoners under in
vestigation or arrest are to be evac-
uated. Preparations for the evac-
uation must be completed by the
end Of August 1948. Families of
persons accused of espionage, par
ticipation in the underground move
ment and contacts with foreign
countries are to be included in the
evacuation plan.
(c) Central MVD and MGB auth
critics in the aforesaid republics
must, by the end of August 1948,
provide complete statistical data re-
garding persons of the following
categories:
former professional soldiers, N.
c. O.'s and officers, with fam
lilies;
former civil employees;
former teachers and professors
of all grades, with families;
priests and members of religious
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Lankykites [ savo klube! 1!

Americas Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimu. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metq
korteles. 6835 Superior ave.
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ENdicott 4486-Atdara vakarais
DIRVA-6S2O Superior Avenue,
OHIO KVOTA
AMERIKOS LIETUVIU
TARYBOS RINKLIAVAI

Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
yra nustaciusi kvotas, kick is
kurios valstijos reiketu surink-
tt auku. Ohio numatyta $4,000.
Pasistenkime ivykdyti!
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Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes rninejirnas
Sv. Jurgio parapijos
saleje, vas. Is

Sekmadieni, vasario 13 d., 4
val. p. p. sv. Jurgio parapijos
saleje rengiamas Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes minejimas.
Kalbes Amerikos Liet u v y
Tarybos pirmininkas Leonar.
das simutis ir buves BALFo
lgaliotinis Vokietijoje dr.. An.
tanas Trimakas.
Programme dalyvaus para
pijos mokyklos moksleiviai, So
listai - Pr. Neimanas, Mare
Galdikiene, V. Jurgelis, j. Ma
cys, A. Miliauskaites vedamas
oktetas ir tremtiniu grupe.
Oar kalbes P. Cesnulis ir kun.
V. Vilkutaitis.
Is ryto II val. toje pacioje
baznycioje ia intencija bus
pamaldos.
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
Clevelando skyrius malo n a
kviecia atvykti ir aktyviai da-
lyvauti visus lietuvius, kuriems
yra brangi Lietuvos vadavimo
mintis ir kurie yra jautrus
Lietuvos remimo reikalais.
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RKO KEITH'S 1O5TH
THEATRE

siame teatre matysit sekan-
cias idomias filmas:
Vas. 16 Xxi 21: Snake Pit, =,
SUI Olivia DeHavilland ir Mark
Stevens vadovaujamose rolese.