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Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
COUNCIL GRANTS
L|CENSES,PERM|TS
Petitions and Reports On
Agenda At Session
Tuesday Evening

The city council granted -four
building permits and two beer
and liquor licenses, heard petit
tions and reports and conducted
other business at its session
Tuesday.
C. H. Royalty was granted a
permit to build a ~ by 21-foot
frame garage on the north half
of lot 9 and lot 10, block 10,
Laurel Heights, at an approx
mate cost of $500.
An application for a permit by
Clarence Adams to build an s by
ID frame addition on lots 10, Il
and 10, block 1 Young's subdi-
vision, at an approximate cost of
$75 was granted.
A permit to build a frame
house &c by Sc on lots 8 and G.,
block 16, Laurel Heights, at an
approximate cost of $4,000 was
granted TO Kenneth Olson.
George H. Smith was granted
permit to build an addition on
his garage in lots 2 and 8, block
8, Laurel Realty subdivision.
The addition, to cost approx
mately $1,000, will be built of
reinforced concrete blocks.
j. S. Gomon appeared before
the council in regard to replacing
a water main north of town. The
matter was turned over to the
mayor and the water committee.
Frank Jacobs was granted a
peer and liquor license for the
year ending June 80, 1850. The
Safeway store was granted a
wholesale beer license for the
same period.
In response to a petition for a
sidewalk on the west side of
Vest avenue, the council ordered
hat the city attorney be directed
prepare a resolution creating
| special improvement district.
The resolution will be presented
It the next meeting of the coun-
ii.
The council ordered that the
mayor and city attorney be di-
'ected to negotiate for land in
he west of Laurel for flood con-
rol purposes. 1t also approved
iction to be taken in connection
With the refinishing of the roofs
f the library and city hall.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
LEGION TEAM DROPS
2, WINS 8 THUS FAR

The American Legion ball team
has dropped two and o three
games so far. Livingston took
the Laurel club IL to 1 when
they met here on June 6, and
again beat the Laurel team in
Livingston June 7, 10 to d.
Since those two games the
Laurel team has been doing bet
ter. In two games with Lewis
town here June Is and 10, Lau-
rel won 8 to 5 and 20 to IL.
Monday, June 20, the Laurel
team, playing its third straight
home game on its home field,
beat Sidney with a o of IL
to 8.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Billings Garden Club
HOnOrs State Officers

A luncheon at Rocks restaur-
ant in Billings, sponsored by the
Billings Garden club, honored
Mrs. R. o. Steele of Laurel,
state president, and Mrs. E. L..
Sommers, state treasurer. Mrs.
H. j. Cook was also a guest.
The affair preceded the annual
spring flower show of the Bill
lings club in the Eastern Mon
tana College of Education GYM
nasium. There we're 81 exhib-
itors in the cultural class and
So in arrangement.
A large number of out-of-town
guests were at the show, many
of whom were from a
points.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
BEET THINNING IS
NEAR COMPLETION
Growth Is Said Slower Than
Normal; Rains Help Grains,
But Moisture Still Short

Precipitation at the close OF
the week materially frightened
crop prospects in Montana, al
though in many areas the moist
ure was too light to be OF
lasting benefit. Since there is
very little subsoil moisture over
the entire state, all dry land
crops are dependent on rainfall
during the remainder of the
growing season. Irrigation
water is used heavily throughout
the state because of lack of
moisture.
The winter wheat crop has
come through the drought better
than spring grown crops and is
heading rapidly. Spring wheat
stands are rated as poor to fair
in the eastern third Of the state,
fair in the northern tier of
counties and generally good in
the central portion and in most
of the territory west of the di-
vide. Very few local reports in
dicate the stands as excellent.
The crop is in the jointing and
boot stage. In a few the
spring wheat is beginning to
head.
The first crop of alfalfa is
yielding poorly and o moist
ure will be needed to assure a
large second crop. Thinning of
sugar beets is progressing and
is practically completed in Car
bon and Saltwater counties. The
growth of the beets is a little
slower than normal.
Grasshoppers are Matching in
large numbers in spotted areas
throughout most of the state.
While local control measures are
under way, some farmers have
been reluctant to go out in full
force until moisture conditions
improve. Aerial batting opera
tons will begin soon. Some farm
ers also have curtailed the spray
ing of weeds in grain fields for
the same reason
The supply of range feed is
short in most of the northern
tier of counties, in the eastern
third of the state and scattered
counties in central and south
central Montana. Elsewhere range
feed is adequate for current
needs. Stock water supplies are
short in the north. Some ranch
ers have marketed dry cows and
steers because of short range.
Most livestock are out on sum-
mer ranges. Range cattle are
in good flesh despite short
range grass. Sheep shearing OPP
erations are in full swing and
fleece weights are reported
to be heavy.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
KAL|SPELL MAN
SANDLOT HEAD
Weingartner is Appointed
President OF Amateur
Baseball Association

Battle Greek, Mich, June 22.-
Larry Weingartner, well known
amateur baseball official of Kali
ispell, has been appointed presi-
dent pro TEN of the recently
authorized Montana amateu I
baseball association by C. o.
Brown, president of the Ameri-
can baseball congress. Vein
gartner will begin Immediately
the actual organization of the
new state sandlot body to insure
ontana participation in the
1949 amateur world series of the
American baseball congress.
A state tournament will de-
termine Montana's representative
in the western division of the
amateur world series at Water
town, S. D., Sept. 1922. The
western champion then moves
east for a five-game series with
the eastern title holder at Battle
Mich, Sept. "a, % and 26.
The present champion of the
worlds largest amateur body
which produced such major league
as Teller, Keltner, Reese,
liarhos, Keller, Trucks, Kokos
md many others is the Birming-
lam, Ala, Stockham Value and
team whose catcher,
House, was signed by the
Detroit Tigers for a reputed $685.
100 bonus.
Basic eligibility rules prohibit
of players, require that
III players be residents of the
community they represent and
each team to three rein
tated players of former profess
ional experience. Players who
ave had an unsuccessful trial
n professional ball are not count
d in the three "classman" limi-
Until this year the American
aseball congress has not been
rganized in the Rock Mountain
tates. A western division of the
mateur world series established
t Watertown. S. D., this year
yill provide for Montana, Wash
1gton, Oregon, Nebraska, Iowa,
Iissouri, North Dakota and
outh Dakota champions.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
SAYS Sl5,97I,000
MONTANA'S SHARE
IN RECOVERY PLAN
ECA Total Nears S. Billion
For U.S.-State Chamber
Montana Pays 0.32%

Montana will pay an estimated
$15,971,0 900 as its share of the
cost of ECA and other foreign
aid programs nov awaiting con-
%gressiOnal approval, according to
figures made public this week by
the Montana Chamber of Com
merce, Helena, of which G j..
Skibbins is manager.
A study showed that Montana
pays 0.32 per cent of the nations
total federal taxes and that for
eign aid programs on the basis
of the present requests will re-
quire appropriations totaling $4,-
990,900,000 for and during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1850.
Montana's 0.32 per cent would be
$15,971,000, almost twice as much
as the total appropriations made
by the 1949 Montana Legislature
to support all units of the Great
er University system for the next
years.
The state Chamber said the
81, 1896, 100000 U. S. figure for
ECA has been approved by the
congressional house of represen-
5atives to the extent of $685.
10000, intended to finance the
Recovery program for
10 and a half months rather than
Y. After 10 months ECA can
lsk for an additional appropria-
ion to complete the year.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Meyers Returns To
Duties In Okinawa

With the Army of Occupation
In the Ryukyus, June 22.-Cpl.
John B. Meyers, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Meyers, has
returned to Okinawa after a
weeks temporary duty in the
Philippine Islands. Corporal
Meyers, who arrived in Okinawa
last September for a tour of
overseas duty in the Far East,
is assigned to the 524th military
police service company as oper-
ations clerk.
A graduate of Laurel high
school, Corporal Meyers enlisted
IN the army in February 194S.
Prior to assignment in Okinawa
he was stationed at Camp Lee.
Va. In civilian life he was an
employee of the Northern Paci-
fic railway.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Piano Recital To Be
Given At Auditorium

The students of Mrs. IneZ SIM
mons will give a piano recital at
the high school auditorium at
8 p. m., June 27. Participating
in the recital will be Carole Wal
ten, Connie Pewitt, Barbara Co
mon, Keith Gomon, Joel Harris,
Don Mobley, Eva and Joyce Mar
sher, Duane and Jerry Times,
Kamp, Wayne Hedges,
Edna Mae Southworth and Lau-
retta Tubman.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Wegner, With Sixth
Fleet, Visits Italy

According 10 word received
from Ninth naval district, Her
man r. Wegner. seaman appren-
tice, USN, has been on a Today
visit to Naples, Italy. Wegner,
son of Mrs. Philip Knaub, is a
crew member of the aircraft
carrier USS Coral Sea. The
carrier is a part of the Sixth
task fleet which has been carry
ing on training maneuvers in the
Mediterranean.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22

ference June 10 of this year. He
came to Laurel from a charge in
Illinois in March 194S.
Commenting OF his stay here.
Rev. Gauer described it as hav-
ing been most successful. refer
ring specially to the increase in
church membership and the i'm
proved financial condition of the
church.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Athletic Commission Engages
Instructor For Girls; Director
Sets Bike Night For Thursday

ball. Leagues will be formed
if enough girls participate in
these sports.
Wykoff has also announced
that Thursday night this week
will be "Bike" night at the park.
All children with bicycles are
urged to attend. There will be
races and prizes for the winners.
A bonfire will be held after the
races.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
Rev. Gauer Resigns
II Passionate

Rev. w. p. Gauer, pastor of
the Methodist churches in Laurel
and Park City, has announced
that he will leave Laurel at the
end of this week to take a charge
in the Wisconsin conference of
Methodist churches. Rev. Gauer
resigned from the Montana con-
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22

Each month an average of 3D.
600 veterans of their dependents
fail to receive their checks be-
cause no notice was given the
Veterans Administration of NOV
ing to a new address.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22
MINES SCHOOL IS MEMBER
ENGINEERING RESEARCH

Butte, June 22.-The Montana
School of Mines has been elected
to active membership in the En-
cheering College Research Coun-
Gil of the American Society for
Engineerin Education.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-22

MAIL AND FEMALE -. This lass
is Barbara Ann Grosshreuz who, at
%, is the youngest postmaster in
New Jersey and possibly in the
nation. She has been nominated
for the job at Crosswicks, n. j.,
but has served in the position on =
temporary basis for the past year.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

Viesu ar seimyniniu pobuviu
aprasymuose labiau pageidau-
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DAYTON, OHIO
lr mes turin kuo pasididziuoti:
turin orkestra is Europos!

Vienintelis tremtiniu viene-
tas, veikias JAV-ese, yra is Sc
ligenstadto, Vokietijoje persi-
keles j Daytona Balio Paksto
orkestras. Tai daugiausiai ener-
gingo ir sumanaus kun. V. Ka-
tarskio nuopelnas. Jis pats gy-
veno anksciau toje pacioje sto-
vykloje ir, prizes metus atvykes
j Daytona, surado sio orkestro
dalyviams buto ir darbo garan-
tijas.
B. Paksto orkestras tremty-
je grojo ne tik savo stovykloje
rengiamuose sokiu vakaruose,
bet buvo kvieciamas ir kitur.
Tarp kitko, Sis Z asmenu or
kestras grojo kaukiu baliuje,
suruostame IRO HQ Bad Kissin-
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niu reikalu minister's lordas Ha-
lifax pirmasis protestavo prizes
Baltijos krastu pardavima tarp
Hitlerio ir Stalino.
Bet toxic protestai, sake, bu-
vo tik tue metu, kada tai diplo-
matams atrode naudinga.
Tada Halifax dar pridures,
kad britai turf per daug auksta
politine morale, kad galetu su-
tikti su mazu tautu laisves pa
aukojimu. Jis sake, kad karas
yra vedamas mazu, taika my
linciu tautu apsaugojimui nuo
pavergimo.
Bet tas pats valstybininkas
sveikino Roosvelto ir Churchill
lio tokia pacia "prekyba" su
Stalinu po to. kai Stalinas buvo
Hitlerio uzpultas.
Kitame straipsnyje placiai
atpasakojama, kaip naciai verte
baltiecius jiems dirbti ir net
eiti fronta. Labai graziai auto
RUS nurodo, kaip siais laikais
yra supainiojami zodziai..
Vokieciai, sake, budavo pa
gauna jaunuolius, per nakti nu-
veza prie Leningrado, is kur
nera kaip pabegti. ir... pava-
dina JUGS savanoriais talkinin-
kais.
Rusai varo zmones ] Siblra
ir skelbia. kad jie savanoriskal
ten traukia -.
O dabar uz tuos "savanoris-
kumus" zmones turf teisintls
pries komisiiu priekabes -.
Straipsinuose. national, dar
bus daug tokiu klausimu alskl-
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LIETUVIAI TREMTI-
MAI MICHIGANE

Detroit News Magazine, tu-
rls per 100000 tirazo, birzelio
26 diena idejo savo korespon-
dento iliustruota reportaza apie
lietuvius DIP, isikurusius Michi-
gano valst. ukiuose.
Dirbantieji ukiuose DIP gau-
ma 1OO-15O doleriu menesiui, bu-
ta, kura, piena ir plota zemes
darzui.
Daugiau Observation-Disclosures
ukiuose mokamas valandinis at
lyginimas.
Korespondentas pazymi, kad
laukiama, jog tremtiniai isbus
ukiuose bent dvejus metus.
Pazymima, kad jau 35 lietuviu
seimos yra ikurdintos Michiga-
no valst. ukiuose. Juos ikurdino
Michigano Employment Service
darbo vedeias J. Vloch.
Iliustraciiose pavaizduota -
Gilvydzio Selma, dirbanti svo-
gunu farmoje; sesiolikmetis 81
moliunas ir devyniolikmetis Ra-
ciunas toje pat svoglnu far
mole; buv. teisejas Stanevicius,
inz. Satinskas ir Jonvniene.
Rendrai reportazas labai drau-
oiskas NJ. G.
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Musu korespondentas Chica-
goje - A. zalpis pranesa, kad
Chicagos didysis dienrastis CHI
CAGO TRIBUNE pradejo spaus-
dinti visa ellie straipsniu apie
baltiecius DIP.
Straipsniuose klausimas palie-
ciamas placiai ir is esmes (Raso
Larry Rue). Pirmasis straipsnis
pavadintas "naujos DIP taisyk-
les uzkerta kelia pabaltieciams
j USA".
Straipsnyje sakoma, kad ista-
tymo nuostato aiskinimas netei-
singai ir skaudziai paliecia pa
baltiecius. Juos visai be pamato
kartais apkaltina, kaip vokieciq
talkininkus kare prizes sovietus,
tue tarpu, kad tai yra tikra ne
samone. Nurodoma, kad jokio
savanorisko talkininkavimo ta-
me kare is baltieciu puses nebu-
vo, O buvo tiktai prievarta, vo-
kieciu klastingai pavadinta sa-
vanorisku dalyvavimu.
Patys amerikieciai 1916 me-
tais pripazino, kad baltieciai i
vokieciu kariuomenes darbus
buvo ijungti per prievarta ir
juos paleido, kaip islaisvintus.
o dabar DIP tikrinimo komi-
sijos reikalauja, kad DIP patys
irodytu, jog jie savanoriskai ne
bendradarbiavo SUI vokiecials.
Jeigu neirodysi - tai reiskia
bendradarbiavai. O turetQ butt
priesingai = kas kaltina, pats
turf irodyti.
Vienoje vietoje correspondent
tas primena, kad britu uzsie-
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SPECIALUS PAGEIDAVIMAI
dabartniams ir biisimiesiems bend-adarbiams

jana iskelti ju visuomeniniai
momentai. Tad neskaiciuokite
kokie valgiai ir gerimai buvo
ant stalu ir neaiskinkite, kad
jie buvo labai skanus. Ir be to
zinome musu seimininkiu gabu-
mus. Ne veltui vienas saipokas
net eilerastyje raso:
"Skanus valgiai ir gerimai,
Tx neskanus ju gyrimai. -
Svarbu yra pazymeti, ar mi
netame ivykyje pasireiske mu-
SUI kulturines pajegos, ar buvo
iskile reiksmingu sumanymu, ar
numatoma, kad tie sumanymai
gales butt ivykdyti. 0 taip pat
kartais verta mandagiai pazy-
meti ir trukumus, kuriu ateity-
je reiktu saugotis.
Kaip visosc, taip ir D1RVOS
redakcijoje ne labai mielai lau-
kiami rasiniai - aplinkraSciai,
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PHILADELPHIA
KONCERTAVO J. AUGAITYTE

Liepos / diena cia buvo SUI
rengtas Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes netekimo ir pirmQju di-
dziuju isvezimu j Sibira pami-
nejimas.
Paminejimo programa buvo
CANA gera ir turtinga. Taciau
man didziausi ispudi paliko ne
senai pas mus atvykusios dai-
nininkes Juzes Augaitytes pa
sirodymas. il nepaprastai dailiai
atrode tautiskuose rubuose, o
dar ispudingesnis buvo jos dai-
navimas.
Tikrai galime pasidziaugti
jos susilauke Philadelphijoje,
mes mes cia savo tarpe tokios
dainininkes dar nesame tureje.
Senas Philadelphietis
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kuriu tokios pacios kopijos is
siuntinejamos j kelis laikras-
cius. Pageidaujama, kad ir tas
pats korespondentas, rasydamas
ne vienam laikrasciui apie ta
patti ivyki, ne visai tais paciai
zodziais j aprasytu. Skaityto-
jams, gaunantiems kelis laik-
rascius, labai nuobodu visuose
matyti ta patti.
Deja, nei vienas lietuviskas
laikrastis Amerikoje neistengia
savo Observation-Disclosures atsilygin-
tt uz darba >. Musu laikrasciai
sukurti ir laikosi jautrios ir lie
tuviskai susipratusios visuome-
mes pasiaukojimo deka. Ir ben
dradarbiavimas lietuviSkuo S e
laikrasciuose vyksta to pasiau-
kojimo dvasioje.
Vardan to pasiaukojimo, ra-
syti sugebantieji skaitytojai
kvieciami butt ir laikrascio ben
dradarbiais. Kvieciami rasyti
ne tik zinias is savo gyvenamos
aplinkumos, bet parasyti strap
sniu bel nuomoniu ivairiais klau-
simais, kurie tue metu atrodo
gall butt didesniam skaitytojQ
skaiciui idomus. Jei ne visi tie
straipsniai gales butt ideti is
tisai, tai bent ju mintys gall
butt naudingos.
Rasykite nuomones tais klau-
simais, kurie DIRVOJE jau bu-l
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ChiCagOS Spauda uztaria femdniuS

mama. Tai maloni, nors ir reta
prosvaiste siaip jau CANA tam
siame amerikieciu supratime
apie Baltijos krastu padeti.
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vo paliesti: jei sutinkate SUI pa
rasytomis mintimis, tai gal tu-
rite kuo jas papildyti, jei nesu-
tinkate = nurodykite savo min
tbs, kodel Jums kitaip atrodo.
Rasykite taip pat ir apie tuos
dalykus, apie kuriuos DIRVOJE
dar nieko neradote.
Senkites, kad Jusu strap
sniai butu ne ilgesni, kaip apie
100 DIRVOS eiluciu. Daugumas
skaitytoju, = ir JUS patys jq
tarpe! - reikalauja trumpu
straipsniq.
Kai turtle labai daug pasaky-
tt, bandykite ta pasakyti ne vie
name, o dviejuose - trijuose
atskiruose straipsniuose!
z.
Ranka ar maSinele laikrasciui
rasydami, stenkites, kad tarp
eiluciu butu ne mazi tarpai ir
palikite bent kick vietos pakras-
ciuose. Rasykite tik viename po-
pierio Some.
Jeigu Jusu rasinys yra skir-
tas artimiausiam DIRVOS nu-
meriui, tai issiQskite taip, kad
Jusu laiskas j Clevelanda atei-
tu ne veliau, kaip antradieni.
Treciadieni gauti tik svarbus ir|
triumph rasiniai dar gall rasti
laisvos vietos.
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eSCQ NeprlklauSOmyb SVenteSN
proga suruostame bankete.
Daytone B. Paksto orkestro
sudetis kick pasikeite, mes ne
galint visiems kartu atvykti,
laikinai reikejo sastata keisti
Taciau jau dabar to orkestro
dalyviu yra 5 ir sestasis prisi-
dejes Amerikoje, taciau ir tas
pastarasis yra tremtinys. siuo
metu orkestre groja: B. Paks-
tas = smuiku ir tenor-saksa-
fonu, L. Bichnevicius - saksa-
fonu, klarnetu ir akordeonu, A.
Mironas - trompete, R. Babic-
kas - pianinu ir akordeonu, J.
Rastikis - pianinu ir j. Stun
brys - bugnu.
Orkestras jau iris kartus pa
sirOde lietuviu suruostu0se pa
silinksminimuOse bel piknikuOse.
Pirmame piknike apie orkes-
ira rinkosi labai daug zmoniu
is arciau pamatyti 81 us Euro
pos atkeliavusi" vieneta, kaip
buvo skelbta skelbimuose.
Tame pat piknike B. Pakstas
gavo kvietimu groti vietinio vo-
kieciu klubo piknike, veliau vie
nose vestuvese ir pasiulyta tar
tbs del grojimo viename zvejq
saliune iris kartus j savaite.
Visi orkestro dalyviai dienos
metu sunkiai dirba fabrikuose,
o vakarais kasdien renkasi
parapijos sale, kuri yra vienin-
tele lietuviu susirinkimu vieta
Daytone, ir cia repetuoja pc 2-3
valandas.
Pazymetina, kad visi (kai ga
lutinai suvaziuos) orkestro da-
lyviai yra geri dainininkai, mes
tremtyje jie buvo dalyviai Ii
nomo ir placiai pagarsejusio -
Liet. Taut. Ansamblio - vado-
vaujamo muz. S. Sodeikos ir
rez. G. Velickos.
IS visu astuoniu vyrQ galima
sudaryti vyru okteta, mes kick
vieno balso yra po du zmones.
Pats B. Pakstas mano ateityje
orkestro grojinnus sokiams pa
ivairinti ir dainavimu (refrai-
nais), taip pat pasirodyti ir
SUI menine koncertine programa
scenoje.
Tremtyje Sis orkestras savo
bugnininko neturejo, taigi pir-
miausias B. Paksto rupestis bu-
vo jau atvykusi J. Stumbri is
mokyti musti takta. Ir Sis Wy
rukas, per savaite prakaitaves,
jau puikiai skaiciavo ritma Mo-
teru Draugijos piknike, dabar
skelia kaip senas! Koncerti-
MANS dalykams ]. Stumbrys
gall orkestre pasirodyti groda-
mas II smuika.
Sis orkestras grojo liepos 3 d.
piknike ir yra pakviestas liepos
II d. piknikui = abu nuolatine-
je lietuviu pikniku vietoje, VA
LEY VIEW GROVE, Route
SO, Valley Pike.
Vietiniai lietuviai dziaugiasi
turedami savo orkestra, kuris
jau dabar pralenkia savo koky-
be daugeli kitty mazesniQju Day
tono orkestru.
b. PakStO OrkeStraS grOJa WIS.,
ka. Jei vengras piknike uzsi-
geidzia vengierkos ar lenkas
mazurkos - Paksto vyrai is
pildo. Nors Daytono lietuviai
megsta daugiau polkas ir val
sus, bet Sis orkestras pagroja
labai gerai pacius moderniskiau-
sius Sokius.
Reikia manyti, kad garsas
apie 81 lietuviska tremtiniu or
kestra pasieks ir toliau, kas
syki isgirs il grojant, tai jau
kitos muzikos nebenores!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
!.

LIEPOS I.
Anglia ir Australia paskelbe
didelius suvarzyrnus Visokiems
pirkimams is USA, kadangi tie
krastai jaucia labai dideli dole
riu trukuma.
Busia perkama tik patys rel
kalingiausi dalykai, kuriu kitur
negalima gauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
PADEKITE SURASTI

AANDNL w = AANOASAGJA AOO-
KAITES Viktorijos (istekeju-
sios pavarde nezinoma), kuri
1914 - Is metals buvo Lietuvo-
je pas gimines Naujininkuose
ir Virsiliskiuose, iesko nesenai
j USA atvykes Jokubas Bau-
blys.
ia pacia ar kitus, kurie Zinc,
kur il yra, praso atsiliepti siuo
adresu:
Mr.. J. Baublys, ITO Boston
St., Guilford, Conn.