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Gambling
Continued From First Page.)

a statement before seeing a law
yer, Mr.. Fihelly revealed.
FihelIy Snaps Answers
In addition to John R. Mitchell
and Del Negro, others questioned
by Mr.. Fihelly that night were
Fulton j. Mitchell, Fred Sutton,
Lonnie Black, Dean J. Kennedy
and Ralph Spottswood.
Defense counsel were brief in
cross examination. Mr.. Fihelly
snapped answers in a booming
and at time belligerant voice.
Are you angry, Mr.. Fihelly?"
Myron G.. Ehrlich, one of the de-
fense attorneys, asked.
mot a bit," Mr.. Fihelly retorted.
Before Assistant United States
Attorney William Hitz put Mr..
Fihelly on the stand, he brought
out evidence that two of the IA
adding machines seized in the raid
were purchased in 1946 by Scott.
Carroll E. Dearborn, a Washington
salesman for the Remington Rand
Co., identified company records to
that effect.
Refers to PenciIed Notes.
Referring frequently to pen
ciled notes, he said he took during
the questioning Of the seven de-
PENDANTS, Mr.. Fihelly testified that
John Mitchell gave substantially
this story:
Mitchell had been turning in
money at the "Snags" Lewis place
in Maryland for two or three
years and had known Lewis more
than 10 years. He had an agree
ment with Lewis to write numbers
anywhere in Washington. He de-
clared Lonnie Black had been
writing numbers in Southeast
Washington and often went to the
Maryland house.
Mitchell said Lewis gave him
$500 for financial backing" sew
eral years ago but that he went
broke" and began to work for
Lewis. Mitchell said he also knew
Kennedy and Ellis Solet, another
defendant, as having. written
numbers in the District and made
turn-ins at the bungalow. He also
named Spottswood and Earle L
HinkIe, jr.. as having been at the
bungalow on several occasions.
Prosecution May Rest Today.
The Government is expected to
finish presenting it's case soon,
possibly late today.
Mr.. Hitz indicated he expects
to show that several of the de-
PENDANTS bought number Of the
adding machines seized in the
house. The Government contends
the bungalow was the headquar-
tiers for a $4,000, 900 gambling
syndicate headed by Lewis.
In other moves to develop its
claim that most of the alleged
gambling business in the Bladens-
burg house originated in the Dis
trict, the prosecution yesterday
called Ralph A. Yates, Chesa-
peake g. Potomac Telephone Co.
employe to identify 10 telephone
numbers.
Those numbers, eight having
District exchanges, were listed
earlier by Deputy United States
marshals as having been taken
over the telephone during the
raid on the bungalow. Several
/ of the deputies testified they an
swered numerous calls and were
asked to take bets. The 10 tele-
phone numbers were left by some
. of those callers, the deputies de-
! c1ared.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Chinese NationaIists
To Bomb Foreign Ships
In Strait Of Formosa
By the Assoeiaied Press

TOKYO, Nov. 17.-Nationalist
China was reported today to have
ordered the bombing Of all foreign
shipping in the Strait of Formosa,
The United States harbor mas
ter at Kobe said he had received
this message which originated
with the American Consul at
Taipeh, Formosa:
THE Chinese Air Force here
informed the British Air Attache
yesterday and the American At
tache today that instructions have
been received to bomb all shipping
in Formosa Strait and that the
Chinese Foreign Ministry has SO
notified foreign representatives at
Chungking."
Most shipping between Hong
Kong and such big Chinese Com
munist ports as Shanghai and
Tientsin goes through Formosa
Strait. /
The Chinese Nationalists have
been carrying out an air and
sea blockade of Communicated
China ports since June, but it has
been confined to Chinese terri
torial waters. al"
Neither the United States nor
Britain recognizes the blockade
Ships OF both nations have been
intercepted and fired upon.
Gn Washington yesterday,
Secretary of State Acheson an
nounced the United States was
protesting Immediately to the
Chinese Nationalist government
at Chungking against the en-
dangering of American lives in
the shelling by Nationalist war
ships of the American merchant
ship, Flying Cloud. near Shang-
hal Tuesday.
(The Flying Cloud is due at
Pusan, Korea, tomorrow. No
oCCdllo u CllC PlCoCIlt ColllIt1Oh
of the ship were available
here.)
The Message to the Kobe har-
Dor master made no reference to
territorial waters and presumably
applies to the entire strait, which
is about 80 miles wide at its
narroWest point. ....
Any attempt to blockade waters
of the strait outside territorial
limits might bring protests from
other nations that Nationalist
China was asserting illegal juris-
diction on the high seas.
Formosa, which has been con-
verted into a Nationalist redoubt
by Chang Kai-shek. has been a
major base for the blockade.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
lodge to Hear Choutemps

Camille Chautemps, former
premier Of France, will speak on
"The Political Situation Of Europe
to Date" at a meeting Of the
Congress Masonic Lodge No. 81 at
g o'clock tonight in Stansbury
Temple, Georgia and Missouri
avenues NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Battle School Program
May Solve Issue in
State, Williams Says
By the Assoeiotsd Press

by fHe HsSOcioieu T'SsS
FRONT ROYAL, Va, Nov. IT.
There is hope for the solution Of
Virginia's most pressing public
school problems in the program
outlined by Gov.-elect John S.
Battle, an educator declared here
yesterday.
T. c. Williams, superintendent
of the Alexandria schools, made
the statement during the seventh
of a series of public hearings con-
Quoted by the State Board OF
Education.
Mr.. Williams saw the most
pressing problems as 1.-The need
of school buildings and adequate
teaching staffs." The latter, he
added, is a Nation wide need.
There is hope for the solution
of both problems" Mr.. Williams
said, If not in their entirety,
through the declared program OF
Gov.-elect John S. Battle. who
recognizes the needs of Virginia
schools-if educational forces are
unified and assist the Governor. !"
Bulletin Praised.
Speakers commended bulletin
issued recently by the State Board
on the school system of Virginia.
The only criticism was voiced
by John Lynch of Fairfax County.
who said the portion of the bull
letin which describes an ideal
school system is "too vague"
The board should indicate
more specifically what can be
done to approximate this ideal" :"
Mr.. Lynch said.
Miss Lillian Butler, a colored
teacher of Fauquier County,
recommended that the State fur
nish free textbooks and free
teaching materials and asked for
salaries commensurate with those
of other professions.
There were several recommend
ations that the school system be
democratized by the election Of
members of local school boards
instead Of the present method of
appointment by school trustee
electoral boards which, in turn,
are appointed by judges of the
circuit courts.
Elected Boards Urged.
Mr.. Lynch said that school
boards should be elected by the
people or appointed by boards of
supervisors. Direct election was
suggested by John S. Miller, of
Shenandoah, New Market news
paper editor.
School boards should be elected
by the people," Mr.. Miller said.
This would give them direct in
terest in their local school sys-
tenn. School boards also should
fix the amount of the school
budget"
Mr.. Miller also suggested an
equalized rate of assessment of
property values by all counties in
Virginia.
IF we want better schools. there
must be more money for them,
which means more taxes" said
Ray Tamkin, Strasburg business
man. 1--WE must carry the mes
sage of better support of our
schools to our people"
Addition of more supervisors,
revision Of teacher training pro-
grams in State colleges and a
campaign of teacher recruitment
was suggested by Norman Scott
|of Clarke County to raise the
teaching level.
Consolidation of high schools
for economy and efficiency was
agreed to by most spokesmen, but
there was a difference of opinion
as to elementary school CONSOLE
|dation. Some spokesmen con-
tended that elementary schools
should be kept near the pupils
attending them.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Young on Vacation

Joseph Young is on vaca-
ton. The Federal Spotlight
column will be resumed on
November 20.
The Federal Spotlight radio
program. however. will be
heard as usual at 8:15 pm.
every Saturday over WMAL.
The Star station.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Hiss
Continued From First Page.)

i oL1A 1oV 1 dSS.y
Mr.. Hiss sat quietly in the second
row of the courtroom with his
wife. Priscilla. His manner, as
usual, was elaborately calm and
cheerful.
Hiss Has New Lawyer.
Judge Samuel H. Kaufman. who
presided at the first trial, was
sharply criticized by several Re-
publican members OF Congress for
his conduct of the first trial, which
they said favored the defense.
Mr.. Hiss is coming back
with a new lawyer, Claude B.
Cross of Boston. He was defended
last spring by the flamboyant
Lloyd Paul Stryker. and court
room observers will be watching
at the outset of this trial for signs
that the change in attorneys may
mean change in the style and
temper of the whole defense.
Defense Attorney Cross, a short,
chunky man with gray hair and
wrinkles around his eyes, told re-
porters he has handled only one
criminal case before in his life.
That was the Douglas Chandler
treason trial. to which he was as
signed by the court. Chandler got
life.
Mr.. Cross said he did not know
why Mr.. Hiss had decided to
change attorneys. A Bostonian of
long standing, he talks with a
Southern accent. and came orig
inally from "9 miles outside of
Enterprise, Miss"
Didn't Know Hiss Before.
Mr.. Cross said he did not know
Mr.. Hiss before he was asked to
take the case.
Otherwise, the cast in this sec
ond act of the great Hiss-Cham-
bers courtroom drama Is expected
to remain more or less un-
changed. Once again, the bright
young diplomat, who until last
spring was the 0,o00-a-year
president Of the Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace. will
be pitted against Whitaker Cham
bers, the self-confessed Commun-
ist spy courier and former senior
editor of Time Magazine.
Once again, the jury will be
asked to decide which of these two
men is lying.
Started by House Probers.
Mr.. Chambers says Mr.. Hiss was
a member of a Communist ring
in the Government in Washington
during the 1930s, and that Mr..
Hiss gave him secret State De-
partment papers for transmission
to Russian agents early in 1888.
Mr.. Hiss stands accused Of lying
to a Federal grand jury last De-
cember Is, when he denied that
this was so and said he had not
seen Mr.. Chambers after January
/. 1887.
The Hiss Chambers controversy
dates from the summer Of 1948,
when Mr.. Chambers appeared be-
fore the House Committee on Un-
American Activities and called
Mr.. Hiss a Communist. At that
time Mr.. Hiss said he had never
seen Mr.. Chambers, but later he
identified his accuser as George
Crosley," q free-lance writer
whom he once had known.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Church PIuns Bozuor

The Riyerdale (Md.) Presby-
terian Church will hold bazaar
from 10 am. to 6 pm. Saturday
at Sellers Showroom, 6228 Balti-
more boulevard, Riverdale.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Arlington Center Film

The Women's League Of the Ar
lington Jewish Center will show a
movie, my Dog Shep," at 8 pm.
Sunday at the center, Lee boule-
ward and South Fenwick street,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Screen tests for the public will
feature 81 movie exposition at
Munich next year.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Partly
cloudy with temperature about
48 this afternoon. Some cloudi-
ness and quite cool tonight
and tomorrow. Lows tonight, 35
In the city, % in the suburbs.
Maryland-Some cloudiness to-
night and tomorrow with snow
f1urries likely in mountains. Little
change in temperature. Low to-
night. 80 to IS, except Is in noun
tainS.
Virginia-Generally fair tonight
and tomorrow, except for occa-
sional snow furries in mountains
Little change in temperature. Low
26 to 80 in interior: So to 40 on the
coast.
Wind-West, 10 miles per hour
River Report.
From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear al
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to date)
Evening star., 1949-11-17

The Sun and Moon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-29

kininku vi, Vilniaus Traku ap.
Lomblesch, ar Lambrecht, ar Lum-
brecht Christoph ir Michel, is Din
vieciu, Klaipedos apu ar ju ipe-
diniai
Lukauskas Ignas, is Alksnenu KIM,
Plunges W., Telsiu ap.
MarcinkeviGius Antanas, is Liudvi-
navo
Miliauskas Antanas ir Kazimieras,
is Dubenu ar Varkaliu KIM, Vaigu-
vos w., siauliq ap
Navickas Jonas, is Liudvinavo
Neu (Nejus) Jonas, is Aukstupio
KIM, Taurages vi
Plioplys Juozas, is Siaudiniskes KIM,
Pilviskiu w., VAkaviskio ap.
Raciukaityte Zaleckiene Monika
ir brolis Raciukaitis Pranas, is
Puskepaliu KIM, Sakiu VI
Steputat (Steputaitiene) Haase Jo-
hama
Zaleckiene Raciukaityte Monika il
brolis Raciukaitis Pranas, is Pus-
kepaliu KIM, sakiu vi.
Ziinskaite Breed (buvusi Baluodis)
Emilia, is Birzu, vyras Breed John
ir s1nus Baluodis Vylis, gyveno
Cambridge, Mass
Zilinskas Vincas ir sesuo Judickiene
Juze, is Vaiponios KIM, Suvalku ap.
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Andriejaitis Leonas, is siauliu VI

Andriejaitis Leonas, is Siauliu VI,
sapnagiq KIN.
Anseravicius Juozas ir Leonardas.
Baluodis, veliau Breed zilinskaite
Emilia, is Birzu, vyras Breed John
ir sunus Baluodis Vylis, gyveno
Cambridge, Mass.
Barkauskaite Monika, is Alesiskiu
KIM, Aukstadvario w., Traku ap.
Breed (buvusi Baluodis)- zilinskaite
Emilia, is Birzu, vyras Breed John
ir sunus Baluodis Vylis, gyveno
Cambridge, Mass.
Drevininkaites, dvi seserys, is Dainiu
Jurbarko vi.
Franckevicius Edvardas, is Ukmer-
ges ap.
Gestautiene Ieva, isvykusi is Kiauku
KIM, silales W., Taurages ap., il
vyras Jonas.
Grinkevicius Leonas, is Liudvinavo
Haase Dora
Haase Steputat (Steputaitiene) :
Johana.
Ingilirdaite Domicele, is Anglininku
KIM, Jezno VI, Alytaus ap.
Judickiene Zilinskaite Juze, ir bro
lis Zilinskas Vincas, is Vaiponios
KIM, Suvalku ap.
Kunigoniene Marijona, is Gudeliu
KIM, Skriaudziu vi.
Latvys Juozas, is Lieponiu km., VAL
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Bruzyte Gar Bruozyte) Plausiniene
Ieva, is Raudones vi.
Garbenis Pranas, is Pakliaupes KIM,
Laizuvos vi.
Jankute Maria, is Skabeikiu KIM,
Papiles VI, siauliY ap.
Jenusaitis Antanas pusbrolis Juozo
Zaleskio.
Jukneviciene Vedeikaite Maria, is
Pupenq KIM, Kraziu w., Raseiniu
ap.
Juozapaviciute Plausiniene Ona, is
Meistu KIM, Bubleliq w., Sakiu ap,
Muleckis Vincas ir jo sesuo Marija.
is M. Budezeriu KIM, Vilkaviskio
valsc.
Peza is Vilkaviskio ap., gal Labu-
siskiu KIN. ar jo ipediniai
Plausiniene Bruzyte Gar Bruozyte)
Ieva, is Raudones vi.
Plausiniene Juozapaviciute Ona, is
Meistu KIM, Bubleliu VI, sakiu ap
Rederyte Nina ir Jos vyras Bancley
(Bansleber ar Bancleber) Angus
tas kiles is Dambavos KIM, Kvie-
tiskio w., Marijampoles ap.
Skurupskis Walters
Vedeikaite Jukneviciene Maria, is
Pupenu KIM, Kraziu VI, Raseiniu
ap.
Zokaitis Jonas, is Naumiescio, sakiu
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Dapkus Povilas, is siauliu m.

Dapkus Povllas, is Slaullq m.
Dickman Adam
Draugelis Jurgis, is Narto KIM, Ma
rijampoles ap.
Garkauskaite Antose, is Kazlu KIM,
Marijampoles ap.
Greska William ir zmona Siniauskai-
te Julia, kile is Alaburdiskiu KIM,
: Onuskio w., Traku ap, ir vaikai
Elenute ir Vytautas.
Griciaus Stasio gimines, kile is Tel
Eiu, prasomi atsiliepti.
Jonusaites Brone ir Lucia, is Dau-
taru KIM, zidiku w., Mazeikiu ap.
Jonutis, is Petreikiu KIM, Kretingos
valsc.
Jovaisaite Jadvyga, is Nocagaliu k.,
Naujamiescio w., Panevezio ap.
Juskiene- -Laurinyte Zuzana ir jos wy
ras Juska Jonas
Laurinyte Juskiene Zuzana ir jos
vyras Jonas.
Lemke Benas, Julijonas ir Marjona
is Taurages.
Martinkevicius, brolis Jurgio Mar
tinkeviciaus
Michelkeviciute Veronika, gyvenus
Kaune- -Sanciuose.
Nimgaudaite Anastaziia, is Sakalp
KIM, Mosedzio vi, Kretingos ap.
NimpaudiS JuOZas. is Sakaliu KIN.
Mosedzio W., Kretingos ap.
Orlakas, is Skuodo, Kretingos ap.
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dalykus!

Kiekvienas berniukas, kada nors noreies
lipti stulpa, Zinc, kad liniju taisytojai ida
ro nuostabius dalykus" Jie aukstai ilipa,
nebijo audru, jie turf jegos il drasos.
Bet ko berniukas NEzINO, tai kad
kiekvienas tevas, kuris dirba pas Illumi-
mating Company, daro nuostabius dalykus.
Ar jis dirba kaip liniju taisytojas, ar
atlieka kuria kita is 500 rlsiu pareigu, jis
vra svarbus Illuminating komandos narys.
lr su $500 kitty bendradarbiu jis yra at
sakingas uz eeriausi patarnavima elektros
srityje daugiau kaip 100000 zmoniul
Taip, reikia visos armiios darbininku
aprupinti tokiai daugybei zmoniQ moder-
niu amerikiniu elektros patarnavimu
Elektros natarnavimu, kurio pavydi vi
sas pasaulis.
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Baraceviciutes, dvi seserys, turf Sc
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Borisovas Jonas, is Zagarynes KIN.
Salako w., Zarasu ap.
Gabalis Juozas, brolis Leono
Gasiunate Ona, dukte Martyno
Gudmonas Juozas ir Gudmonaite Jad
vyga, vaikai Juozo, tevas buvo XII
les is Kelmes vi.
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Valkininku W., Trakq ap.
.Jonusaites Kucinskiene ir Marion;
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Kazliute (Kazlaite) Magde,' is Kaz
lu-Rudos KIM, Marijampoles ap.
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Telsiu ap.
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, Laimutis Antanas ir Olesis.
Mardosas Jonas, is Plaveju KIM, Sa.
lako w., Zarasu ap., gyveno Bra
zilijoje
IMeskauskiene Jonusaite Marijons
ir jos sesuo Kucinskiene, is Liep
laukes, Bernatavo W., Telsiu ap
Mikulskas Juozas, gyvenes Detroite.
Numgaudiene Vengraite Karolina
ir jos sesuo Pabrieziene Julia, il
Kursenu par.
Pabrieziene Vengraite Julia il
jos sesuo Numgaudiene Karolina, il
Kursenu par.
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zio KIM, Marijampoles ap., johann
vedes Emma Stanat, gyveno Ka
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siauliu vi.
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Sanciuose, kur istekejo uz Anne
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Stanat Peter'iene Emma ir vyras
Johann bel jo brolis Adolf Peter, XII.
les is Nedelberzio KIM. Marijam
poles ap., gyveno Kanadoj.
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ri Argentinoje broli Kazimiera.
Vaisieta Vaclovas. is Perlojos KIN.
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Vengraites. Julia Pabrieziene ir Ka
rolina Numgaudiene, is Kursenl
par.
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dvi seserys, kuriu viena vardu Pet
ronele, kile is zeckalniu KIM, sa-
kiu ap.
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ancley (Bansleber ar Bancleber) Au-
gustas, is Dambavos KIM, Kvie-
tiskio VI, Marijampoles ap., ir jo
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Sancley (Bansleber ar Bancleber) Ed
vardas ir yaikai Adele, Augustus
ir Karolis, is Dambavos KIM, Kvie-
tiskio W., Marijampoles ap.
Bastys Jonas, is Naumiescio, SakiQ
ap.
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AMERIkIEGIAI : LIETUYIAI
SAUGOKITES!

Kaip vezys naikina zmogaus kuna tap komunistai
nakina ir grauna demokratine santvarka bel zmonlQ
dorove Jie padaro darbo zmogu, moksa II mena savo
partines dktaturos yergals.
Savo kruvinos diktaturos paaikymu If ispetimui
e szude ir Judo monus nekaltu vyr, moterq II valku
Saugokites komunistu! Kas JUGS palaiko, yra krasto
sdavkas r grauna Americas konstltuclJos pagr1ndus
Ka komunistai dave savO rOjuje, SOvietq SaJungOJ
darbinnku ir vastiecui? u Prievartos vergu darbus
pasirinkti pakesti darba. 3 Uzdraude relkaiaut
pasivelnma baudza kaejmu. s. Prievartos paskolomls
lstumia darbininko Selma skurda If bada
Visiems gyventojams dave negrdeta terora, kon-
centracjos stovyklas, stremimus If zudymus lsplese
bet koka aisve ziauriausai persekioja tkejima vede
negirdeta snipnejmo sstema, ur net vakal prVerstl
pranesnet apie tevus Sykscausai pasityclodami
is gyventou verca uos balsuoti uz vienite kanddaa,
paciq komunistu isstatyta.
Ir kokia gi kama to pasieke? Desmtys milijonu
iszudyta vedant kruvina dktatura Rusijoj Desimtys
milijonu nire badu susaudyti zuvo Sbiro koncen-
tracijos stovyklose vedant naua baudzava kolcho-
zus Ukninkas virto baudziaunnku darbininkas -
vergu Rusijos iaudis skursta neregeta isoroe skur
da Net tukstanciai senu dealistu bolseviku buvo is
zudyti Kremliaus tironu isakymu Istisos tautos is
nakintos: Krymo totoria besarabai, esgna ingusai,
Volgos vokieciai, cecenai, kamukal.
Ka dave ir duoda komunistai pasauiui? Tx Krem-
liaus ponams susitarus Hitleru kara pradeti klo
antrasis pasaunis karas Tai r e toxic pat karo kali
tninkai kaip ir Hitlers, kuriuo veliau suspiove
besidalndami grobl.
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Ka dave komunistai Lietuvai? Lietuva, neprikau-
somybes metals ekonomiskai paklusi, dabar visiskai
sunaikinta zmones kencia bada tame kraste, kuris
eksportavo didelius kekus zemes ukio produktu. IS
Letuvos svezta, mre kalemuose ir iszudyta vrs 800
900 zmoniu Tai daugiau kap penkta dalis visu Letu
gyventoju Ju viton atvaryt rusai r mongolia Lie
tuvos ukinnka suvaryti kolchozus tuos naujuosius
komunstinus dvarus paversti baudziauninkais Reli-
gija persekiojama. Darbninkas yra verge padetyje,
kenca bada ir sat
Gyventojai vsiskai apipesti, kad turetu is ko ko-
munistai ebauti ir savo juodus panus toliau pinti
O ju galutinis tikslas = uzvespatauti pasauli Tam
e kekviename kraste sukure suokalbninku organiza-
cjas pridengdami jas nekaltais vardas Tai kap tas
vilkas avies kayje e klaidina zmones ivarais Ii
teraturos, savisalpos, mokso r kitty draugq vardais
Ju vadai gauna pinigus is boso = Stalno r
siai saliai daro pragastinga darba.
AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI blkite budriis
r saugOk ties
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D I r V A

seckus Jonas, sunus Baltramiejaus,
is Marijampoles ap.
Siniauskaite Greska Julia, ir W.
ras William, kile is Alabprdiskiu
KIN. Onuskio VII, Trakp ap., ir
vaikai Elenute ir Vytautas.
slekis Jurgis, brolis Cekaitienes
Tamkunas Albin, gimes Minersville
Pa.
Vaitklnas Jonas ir Petras.
Valatkevicius Aleksandras ir Jonas
Zaletskis Tomas, is Seredziaus, Kau-
no ap.
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SAv0 ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
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GAVENAITIS Jonas, pusamzis,
mire rugpiucio 20 d., Chicago,
par.)
Ill. (Raseiniu ap., Jurbarko
GALDIKAS Mykolas, "a metu,
mire geguzes 20 d., Akron,
Ohio.
POVILAITIENE Mare mire rug
piucio 4 d., Luzerne, Pa.
STOCKUNAS Jonas mire rug
piucio 5 d., Plains, Pa.
.VALINCIUS Stasys, 54 metu,
mire liepos IA d., Waterbury,
Conn.
JANUsAUSKAS Jurgis, 67 M,
mire birzelio 8 d., Scranton,
Pa.
PADOLSKIENE Magde, 78 M,
mire liepos 10 d.,Sweet Valley,
Pa. (Suvalku red.)
VAIKsNORIENE Ona, seno am
ziaus, mire rugpiucio men,,
Shenandoah, Pa.
BANIONIENE Ona mire rug
piucio men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
!! LYNCH Y. (Ackalauskaite), mi
re rugpiucio men,, Minersville,
Pa.
JASUDAVIcIlJS Alfredas, As
metq, mire ! rugpilcio 18 d.,
Chicago, TIL, kur buyo ir giln