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Evening star., 1943-10-12
Back From the Wars
Leave Seemed Joke to Mature
After II Months Convoy DUTY
Ex-FiImIund Star
Eager to Rejoin
Crew on Cutter

Hey, Hunk, you're going back to
the States"
Go 'way, man, Who are YOU
trying to KIDD"
When man has been TO >ra for
II months he thinks II Joke when
a mate tells him he's going back
home.
But it WAS true Victor Mature
after II months CONVOY duty with
the Coast Guard in the North At
lantlc, was coming back to America
The Treasury Department wanted
a ham who had seen action. hn
told The Star. to 90 on a Nation
wide War bond selling tour.
On Gun Watch.
Mature was a bOatSwain'S mate
first class. when on board ship. and
saw most Of his duty on deck. It
was on four hours and Of eight.
He was on for gun watch and look
out for enemy depth charges
A man is supposed to write his
letters and sleep when off duty 50
he'll be ready for most anything in
case enemy subs are spotted.
The beautiful hunk of man
HOLLYWOOD gave him that title when
his name was in bright li2htS-aX-
planned that part Of life at sea Is
sleeping with YOUR clothes and lie
belt on so you'l always be prepared
for general quarters alarm.
The first time general quarters"
sounds man is steady and calm
but scared. he said. You know
You'll do your Job rioht. but there's
no use denying you're scared"
Once when he was IN Connecticut
the alr-raid alert sounded. and
subconSciously h. rushed to pull
down the window shades and dousn
The lights while his friends Wen
calmly about in Their civilian man.
nor. They had never experienced
the real thing.
$50 Depth Bombs Dropped.
Mature was reluctant to discuss en-
counters with the enemy. He told.
however. Of one time when the planes
flying escort with the convoy dropped
$50 depth charges and then he
laughed:
They aren't dropped just to knock
of few whales, you know"
He said convoy duty is as monoto-
nous as anything he has run up
against. A man on a Coast Guard
convoy uiCk sees nothing. for the
most part. but just keeps manning
his station.
He spoke of the Wholesomeness of
the meals on ship and wondered how
food had any flavor at all when it
was cooked in such large quantities.
Shower facilities were scarce an1
sometimes it was Just a bucket bath
for threc-month periods.
Mature has no rcSirc to transfer
to another ship. He emphasized
that it was hard for both him and
the crew members TO get accus-
toned to having An actor aboard.
Rather Be Seaman.
I'D rather be A seaman in group
ot 20 of my ship than I would be
the admiral Of a ship neither I nor
my men had seem" he said.
Here he said that the minute A
ship leaves shore crew comradeship
begins to quicken. One little fracas
with the enemy and the crew is
drawn closer together An example
was an occasion when two of the
crew went overheard and four others
jumped in to get them. Two of the
men who tried to make the rescue
were drowned.
He called the crew the greatest
bunch OF guys l have ever met"
and they all call him Hunk"
He will return to the same ship
after his first leave since he Joined
the Coast Guard Is months ago.
He took the chief boatswain's
Evening star., 1943-10-12
HELP MEN,

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement OF availa bility from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

BL LOSSOM TINE" the Dorothy Dom
nel!y-Sismund RomoerC operetta, starring
duced by the Shubert brothers. with stage
settings by Watson Barratt. At the Ma
Evening star., 1943-10-12

YORK Ga. Ave; 4 Quebec Pl. NV.
RA. 400.
] 9I1S 9hS bEEA STANWYCK in LADY or
SCRLESOUE." 3 At 6:I5, so d.tj
Evening star., 1943-10-12

TAK0Mh ath and Butt-rnut ST.,
GE. 13Ic
81 ORRIEN ANNE SHIRLEy in
boMBARDIER. AT G:l5. a.,n
Evening star., 1943-10-12
DANCING.

iAS6IoTZ SCHOOL for private Ballroom
$50 f,M. Hobart 300.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

NEWTON 18th s.. sCa srn S;~son
Phone Mich. 1870
The Constant Nymph,"
CHARLES BOYER, JOAN FoNTAINF
Evening star., 1943-10-12

cnI INV 1885 ca. Ar~. NV.
GE. G500
| 49, - FsIEN ANNE SHTDLEv ir
| . 10 Cer.eon '''''' TO
Evening star., 1943-10-12

AVE GRAND s'' p, A.. Sc.
PoREPT TAvLoP In "BATAAN" A.
| E.NO. N."0- March o. T:n,c
Evening star., 1943-10-12

EEF0 S?ti Ga. Ave-. Silver Snrjn,
1rI,,' SH. este
| CABIN IN THE SKY" AK
-. AR.LINE JUDGE in GIRLS N
| CHAINS. At S.l5 |
Evening star., 1943-10-12

The VIL,IAEE 1907 RI.
Phone Mich. 9""7
MISTER LUCKY"
CARY GRANT. LARAMIE DAy
Evening star., 1943-10-12
BY Don Flowers

lCortlaHcd Oh Nex. rs,al
Evening star., 1943-10-12

ASSISTANT JANITOR for large apartment
house. Apply resident manager, 900 10Th
Evening star., 1943-11-14
DMystery' Armored Jeeps Play
Significant Role in Sicily

/ ton against 80 and As caliber pro-
jectiles and from flying splinters Of
shrapnel.
These armored jeeps have been
used in all engagements since the
North African landings but they
came into their own in the Sicilian
campaign. Men Of the intelligence
and reconnaissance platoon who use
them were given the dual mission
OF locating the enemies positions
and Of finding a route which the
regiments heavier vehicles could
follow. The men had to operates
miles ahead Of their foot troops in
hills where the best thoroughfare
was a mule trail down a rocky
stream bed.
THAT little hunk of Steel" ex-
planned 1t. Harold Willoughby
Florence Junction, Ariz., leader OF
the platoon, "is a wonderful COM
fort when shrapnel and rifle bullets
are chasing you"
In the platoon's operations near
Floresta, three men in one of these
jeeps were wounded by shrapnel
after capturing German patrol ant
many more would have been in.
jured had it not been for the armol
Iplate. 1t. Willoughby himself wa.
captured and rescued by his mer
due to the ability of the jeeps te
travel through enemy-held terrain
He had dismounted from his jeer
and was proceeding on foot aheac
of his platoon hunting for mines
He was in a dried-up gully. Round.
ing a corner he glanced up anG
found himself looking down the bar.
relS OF three German rifles.
Il knew I needed about minute.
times" he said. If I was able tt
stall long enough the men woule
realize that something had hap.
pened. But if they missed seeing
me they'd ride by and into the mair
German position"
1t. Willoughby did some quicl
thinking. He walked right up tt
the patrol of three Nazis, head down
poking the ground with q stick
Then, lifting his head and pretend.
ing to see them for the first time
! he walked ahead with a smile As Il
Evening star., 1943-11-14
Richard W. Woodwork
lis Sued for Divorce
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 13.-Richard
w. Woolworth, son Of the founder OF
the vast Woolworth dime store for
tune, was named defendant In q
divorce suit filed by his wife here.
attorneys said today.
Mrs. Woolworth, the former Mar
garet Brady Of Scranton, Pa,
charged desertion, and asked perma-
nent custody Of the Woolworth's
three children, Charles Sumner
Woolworth II, II; Barbara. IS, and
Richard, 8. She also requested tenn
porary and permanent alimony for
herself and the children.
Charles Sumner Woolworth, II
Evening star., 1943-11-14

American vehicle. In fact few
American officers, except those in
the Goth Infantry and of1cials in
Washington who sanctioned its con-
struction, knew what it was.
Actually, it was an ordinary Amer
ican jeep equipped with armor plate
The idea of the armored jeeps oc-
Cured to the regimental commander
while on maneuvers in the United
States. He was with a reconnais-
sance group which came Under sim
ulated rifle fire. They were, said the
umpire, "out of action" That was
just what was likely to happen in
real combat, the colonel admitted.
After the maneuvers. he had q
cardboard model made and the
project was discussed with ordnance
experts. With orders from Wash
ington, Pennsylvania foundry
forged the steel according to special
requirements.
The armor plate with driving Sits
is in front of the driver and the
machine gunner, taking the place
of a windshield, and extends arounc
the sides, giving both frontal anc
flank protection. It is made Of steel q
quarter-inch thick and weighing 40(
pounds. 1t gives the scouts protec-
Evening star., 1943-11-14

hs vas meeting his best friends,
stuck out hts hand and shook the
hand Of each Of the amazed Ger
mans.
Say, I'd like that for q souve-
MR." he said and reached for the
German sergeant's hat.
The Germans looked at each other
in bewilderment.
"You Francias," 1t. Willoughby
continued. Me Francois, too"
Isle sind Americaniche," said the
German sergeant.
"Oh, no." insisted 1t. Willoughby,
playing his part. Me nuts, me
crazy"
To prove his point he broke into
an exhibition of the latest G. I. jit-
terbug steps. The Germans glanced
at each other, uneasly.
II want a drink Of water" 1t.
Willoughby said, pointing to a pool
Of very dirty water at his feet and
fumbling for his canteen. Precious
minutes were passing while he
stalled in this way. The Germans
grew impatient and told him there
was good water back a hundred
yards in the gully. But this was
the water he wanted, the lieuten-
ant said, continuing to tumble with
his canteen.
Finally, growing impatient, the
German sergeant grabbed his arm
and started back with him. But the
ruse had worked. Before they had
taken a dozen steps they heard q
noise behind them, and there on top
of the gully were three OF 1t. Will
loughby's jeeps and his platoon ser
geant, Norman L. Martin, Belle
vile, Ill. The Nazi patrol hardly had
realized what had happened before
it was riding back to the Ameri-
can lines in one of the strange new
tanks"
Evening star., 1943-11-14
Civil Service to Fill
.OPA Rutioninq Office

The post Of rationing ofiicer Of
the District OPA will be filled by
Civil Service examination, Robert
K. Thompson, District OPA director
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Thompson said he had re-
ceived number Of applications for
the job which he announced some
time ago would 60 to a Washington
man with successful business ex-
perience.
The vacancy was created through
the resignation of Heath c. Nor
man who is now assistant chief of
the scrap section of the steel di-
vision CT the War Production Board
Evening star., 1943-11-14

she said. + named for his paternal
grandfather who In 1850 opened the
first fve and tenecent store in
Scranton. p. The business was
developed into 4 Nation wide chain
OF stores.
Mrs. Woolworth gave her address
as Redington Beach, Fla, and that
|of her husband as San Francisco,
Calf.
Evening star., 1943-11-14

washington OIL.
cer--p aye d a
significant rol e
during the Sicil-
ian campaign.
From the dis
tance, as it came
bouncing. owe
the rocks Of
Sicilian hillsides
1t looked like q
tiny tank None
of the NaZi in
t e Iii 6 ence re-
ports, so far as
is known, ever
has mentioned
LIT. ,kro~~o onr,
Evening star., 1943-11-14
Deeries Lute Hours

British children are being ad-
versely affected by late hours, too
much noise, too much radio at home.
too much time at the movies, de-
clared Miss G. Kerr, Educational
Psychologist Of the Medical De-
partment of Surrey, in speech at
| Addlestone, England.
Evening star., 1943-11-14
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Staff Correspondent

WITH UNITED STATES 9Th
DIVISION IN SICILY (By Aerial
Courier).-A new kind of American
battle wagon"-the invention Of a
Evening star., 1943-11-14

Add part Of your bloodstream ia
the swelling tide Of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District $500, for an
appointment.
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AMSTERDAM, N. Y.
Americas LIETUVIU
KLUBO VEIKLA

Amerikos Lietuviu Klubas
isitaise veliava su zvaigzd5mis
kurios parodo kad jau isejo
karo tarnybon 62 jo nariai
Ia veliava buVo dedikuota SEX
madieni, Geguzes 23, ir ia pro-
ga per iSkilmes klubas nupir-
ko karo bonu uz $4,000 ir pa
skiri nariai uzsirase bendrai SUI
klubu bonu uz $4,000.
Pirmiau klubas yra pirkes
karo bonQ, taigi dabar paties
klubo yra jau nupirkta bonu
uz $4,000. Klubo izdininkas
Jurgis GaluSa jau perdave pi-
nigus sios srities War Savings
Komitetui.
Nariai ir sveciai dalyvave
Service veliavos dedikaciju is
kilmeje sumete S77.84 auku
Raudonajam Kryziui, prie tos
sumos pridejo klubas $25 ir
R. K. perduota $1O2.S4.
Veliavos iskilmese veliava
prieme klubo pirmininkas S.
Ambrasas is Navy Lieut.. F.
R. Rallman. Dedikacijoje pa
sakyta prakalbos, programo
vedeju buvo Antanas Stokna.
IS Amsterdamo Lietuvai Sell
pti Fondo, kaip jau buvo pra-
neSta, paaukota $500 Dr.. No
reno knygai ''Timeless Lith-
uania' leisti. BE to paskiri
asmenys jau dave tai knygai
apie $50 ir dar yra daugiau
kurie paaukos. Knygos auku
darbu uzsiima P. Lalas, per j
galite aukoti. koresp.
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PHILADELPHIA
SUDETA VIRS 500 AUKU
kNYGAI IR PAZADETA
DAUGIAU

Ketvirtadieni, Geguzes 27,
atvyko cia Dirvos redaktorius
p. X. S. Karpius, Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos Centro Sekre-
torius. Sustojo ir nakvojo pas
senus pazystamus PIP. K. ze-
maicius. Ia patti vakara ivy
ko susirinkimelis, ] kuri suejo
apielinkes kaimynai, geri Lie
tuviai. Gerb. Karpius susirin-
kusiems tarp kitko paaiskino
ir apie' spausdmama svarbia
DR.. Owen J. G. Norem knyga,
"Timeless Lithuania". Kaip
zinom, Amerikos Atstovas No
rem pats gyveno Kaune kai
Lenkai paskelbe Lietuvai ulti-
matuma, kai Vokieciai atplese
klaipeda If visa ta krasta nuo
Lietuvos, kai pagaliau Rusai
atejo ir okupavo visa Lietuva
su visu jos geru, ir terorizuo-
dami naktimis ramius gwen
tojus ir daugeli atpl6se nuo sa-
vuju iSgrudo j Salta Sibira.
Gale redaktorius aiskino kad
kitu kolonijq Lietuviai sios
knygos iSleidimui pritare duo
sniu prisidejimu pinigiSkai.
Philadelphijos Lietuviai vi
suomet buvo jautrQs visiems
svarbiems Lietuvos reikalams,
tat il Siuo sykiu nepasigailes
'paremti knygos leidima. Pra-
dziai sveCiui sudejo virS $10C
knygos leidimui ir pazadejc
duoti daugiau.
Tos knygos isleidimas atsieis
keli tukstanCiai dolariu. il bus
300 Dusl. didumo, su daugeliu
iliustracijQ. Knyga bus issiun-
tineta diplomatams. S. V. Sc
natoriams If kongresmanams
gubernatoriams, svarbiQ lail-
ra$GiQ redaktoriams, zymiems
knygynams, ir tt.
Aukcs knygai priimama Vi
sokios, davusieji gi S. ar dau-
giau g2us viena knyga. Au-
kotojQ vardai tilps knygoje.
Philadelphijos Lietuviai, pa
d6kime isleisti ta svarbia siuo
momentu knyga, "Timeless Ii
thuania". Savo aukas galite
priduoti p. K. zemaiciui, 1901
Green St., aroa siusti centra
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga -
$500 Superior ave, Cleveland,
/ OHIO. Rep.
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
MIRE EDsEL FORD

Pereita ''savaite naire Edsel
Ford, vienatinis sunus Henry
Ford, prezidentas Ford Motor
Co., 40 metq anaziaus.
Nuo 1919 netq, kai jis bu-
vo 25 metu amziaus, tevas
Henry Ford pavede jam visas
ju kompanijos dirbtuves val
dyti ir priziureti. Per "a me-
tus jis buvo prezidentu Ford
Motor Co.
Edsel Ford buvo tykus EMO
gus, nereikalavo jokios garbes
Buvo gabiausias dirbtuviu We,
dejas, kaip zinovai j pripazy-
sta.
Paliko dar gyvus savo senus
tevus, zmona, iris sunus il
dukteri. Du jo sunai tarnau
ia kariuomeneje.
Henry Ford, netoli 80 metz
anziaus, vel pats imasi priziu
ret savo milziniskas dirbtuves
Xxi jo sunaus vyriausias sunu
grys is kariuomenes. V. M
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BALTIMORE Nd.

DAINOS sOKIS. Geguzes Is
Lietuviu Dainos Draugija tu-
rejo soki, kuris labai graziai
pavyko. Draugijos nariai la
bal stropiai dirbo padarymui
sio vakaro pasekmingu. Prize
to buvo leidziamas laimejimui
S25 vertes karo bonas. Tas pa
rodo kad Dainai rupi ne wien
tik pasilinksminimas bet taip-
gi islaimejimas sios sales ka-
ro,
Nofs vakarelis labai greitai
praejo, taciau linksmai pralei-
stos valandos bus NUNS graz
atmintis. Jeigu aplinkytes da-
leis, DANA zada dazniau pana-
Sias pramogas surengti.
Olga Matulionyte
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Nupirko Bomberi

Geguzes 16, apvaiksciojant
II am an American Diena', /,
buvo pardavinejama karo ~bo-
mai. Pereita seknaadieni The
Detroit Free Press paskelbe
kad bonu buvo parduota uz
S372,025. Sulyg tautiniV gru-
piu bonu pirkime Lietuviai
stow antroje vietoje. Butent,
Sirijonai ispirko bonu uz $79,-
225, Lietuviai uz $37,225; tre-
cia vieta teko Cekams su $780,
600. Musq senosios tevynes
kaimynai pasirode labai pras-
tai: Vokieciai bonu iSpirko VI
$500, Lenkai uz $575, o Rusa
nei uz centa.
Daibar uz tuos pinigus bus
nupirktas bomberis, kuris bus
uzvardintas "Americans-All =
Detroit"
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OAR APIE 81 AM AN AMER.
ICAN' DIENOS ISKILME

81 svente symet Detroite ap-
vaiksciota iskilmingai, vadova-
vima paemus vietos dienrasciui
Free Press.
Iskilmes programe kalbejo
Detroito Mayoras Ed Jeffries,
Free Press redaktorius Paul
Deac, kuris buvo sios iskilmes
eisenos vadas.
Geguzes 16 minejime visi
kick galejo pirko Karo Bonus.
Lietuviai dalyvavo eisenoje ir
graziai pasirode, dalis Lietu-
vaiciu buvo tautiskais rubais.
Lietuviai bonu ispirko, kaip
paskelbta, uz $4,000.
Amerikieciai pagerbe raseja
Ona Aksomaitiene, cia gimu-
sia Lietuvaite, kuri atstovauja
| L1etuVluS Kuf JlK gall, ypaC
Angliskoje spaudoje, raso apie
Lietuviu veikima. il sedejo
rezervuotoje sedyneje sykiu su
kitais Anglu spaudos atstovais
per visa iskilme.
Per pereita Pasaulini Kara,
Ona Zilinskaite Aksomaitiene,
dirbdama J. L. Hudson's krau-
tuveje Detroite, kaipo virsinin-
ke vieno departments, taipgi
turejo War Bond skyriu ir lai-
mejo priza kaipo geriausia bo-
nu pardaveja toje istaigoje.
Koresp.
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NETIkETAI ZUNO LIETU-
Wis KARYS

Lietuvis karys, Staff Sergeant
Juozas Krokus, is Ashley, Pa,
zuvo netiketai sprogime iSti-
kusiame stovykloje, Camp Ed
wards, Mass. Paliko motin2,
du brolius If iris seSeris. Bu-
vo baiges Hanover High mol5y-
kla 1896 m. Buvo gerai prasi-
lavines, nes tarnavo inzinieriu
kOrpuse.
10 lavonas parsiQsta palai-
doti jo gimtiniame kaimelyjc.
MIRE. Juozas snipas, su-
laukes Is metu, pasimire. Jis
iSgyveno 50 metus Wilkes-Bar-
re. Paejo is PapiSkiQ k, z.
pySkit val. Paliko vienq brOli.
iris sunus, iris dukteris, vie
nuolika anuku If gausia gj-
mine. BuvO DirVoS skaitytc-
jas.
LIETINGAS ORAS. Cia ly-
ia beveik istisai, viskas patvi-
ne, ukius niekas negah dirbti.
Taipgi truksta ukininkams
gasoline ukio masinoms ope-
ruoti, truksta seklQ, traSu iy
bulviu.
Valdzia gi tue tarpu reika-
lauja visko kuodaugiausia au-
ginti.
Praeita savaite kariuome-
ne iSsaukta Is Lietuviu jau-
nuoliQ. J. j. MENUS.
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PATARIA ATBEGE-
LIAMS ETTI DIRBTI

Senas veiklus Amerikos Lie
tuvis, Jonas Skinderis, is Clin-
ton, Ind, prisimindamas PEREZ
to karo metu nekuriu sumaniu
musu vadovu padarytas Ia
las Lietuvai ir nuskriaudima
Amerikieciu surinkimais is jq
auku Lietuvos reikalams, ra-
So:
Dabar kaip girdeti tu musV
nauju emigrantu-pabegeliu cis
yra atsibelde apie 800. O ks
jie gero veikia? Tx tarp Lie
tuviu Amerikieciu inese demo
ralizacija ir nori kad mes jiems
kisenius prikimstume dolariais
o jie is musu tik dailiai pasi
juoks, kaip nekurie jau yr;
pasake kad mes Amerikiecia
turin daugiau dolariQ negl
proto.
Tegul jie eina dirbti ir uz
sidirba sau dolariu tai zino'
kaip lengvai jie gaunami.
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is LVS 6-to Skyriaus
Susirinkirno

Sekmadieni, Geguzes 80, DR..
j. J. Sims rezidencijoje ivyko
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos G.
to skyriaus susirinkimas. Ap-
kalbeta visi skyriaus beganti
reikalai. Daugiausia apsistota
ant LVS metinio suvaziavimo
klausimo. Kaip zinoma suva-
ziavimas rengiamas sekmad.,
Liepos A.. Clevelande. Isrinkta
suvaziaviman trys delegatai
DR.. J. j. Sims, V. Motuziene,
ir H. Kapturauskas. Kadangi
Detroite randasi net keturi l..
V. S. centro tarybos nariai =
DR.. J. Jonikaitis, J. Smailis,
F. Motuzas ir V. Petrikas tai
delegatu j Clevelanda vaziuoti
susidaro viso z.
Komisija kuri buvo isrinkta
parinkimui auku knygai "Ti-
meless Lithuania" Xxi siol pa
sirode mazai dar pasidarbavo
aktiviskiausias pasirode tiktat
Vytautas Markuzas, kuris SUI
rinko tai knygai jau $50, ne
priskaitant paties savo auku
Xiii buve uzimti siaip reika'
lais, bet toliau zadejo ir JIG
savo pareiga atlikti.
Kalbeta apie parengima is
vaziavimo. ar pikniko, bet kaC
dabar vaziavimas susiduria ST
gasoline klausimu, todel palik
ta parengimas Xxi rudenio.
D. Reporters
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RENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
Jauni Dziovininkai

Nuo pradejimo init draftuo-
tu vyru karine tarnyba, Allie
gheny apskrityje apie 1900 W.
ru buvo atmesta del to kad jie
pasirode turf jau isivyravusia
dziova.
Visoje Pennsylvanijoje per ta
patti laikotarpi atmesta 1873
vyrai turintieji dziova.
Dziova, Stills, silpnaprotyste
yra keletas priezasciu del kuriu
nepriimama kariuomenen vyrus
kurie nera raisi ir neturi jokiV
Sunisku trukumu.
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REIKES MOKYTOJU

Apskaiciuojama kad Xxi ru-
dens mokslo meto Pennsylva-
MICS viesoms mokykloms rel
kalinga bus apie 5000 mokyto-
ju, kuriQ skai6iai prareteja ir
per vasara dar daugiau pra-
ret5s.
Mokytoju paruoSimo direk-
torius ragina aukStesnes mo-
kyklas supazindinti savo mo-
kines su mokytojavimo profe-
sijos patogumais, kad daugiau
noretu siekti mokytojaVimc
lnkslo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04
PRIIMS VAIKUS
DIRBTI

Philadelphijos Karo Laivy-
no darbuose taip desperatiskai
reikia daugiau lavintQ dar0i-
ninkq kad pasiryzo init j dar-
ba il vaikus nuo 16 metu am
ziaus, kurie bus pastatyti pa
dejejais prize kitu darbininku.
Lavintieji darbininkai priima-
mi nuo 20 metu ir daugiau.
Vaikams mokestis nustaty-
ia TIC valandai, aria $1,000
uz 40 valandu; dirbanti As va
landas gaus Xxi $40 savaiteje.
Prasilavinusiems kokio nors
amato mokestis $1.14 valandai
ir daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04
Dirbtuves Paleis W.
rus karui

Penki simtai karo reikmenu
dirbtuviu Pennsylvanijoje XII
ia menesi paleis is darbu apie
10000 jaunu vyru kurie iksiol
buvo Wis palaikomi darhuose ir
laisvi nuo ejimo kariuomenen.
Tie jauni vyrai, visi drafto
amziaus, paleidziami sulyg is
dirbta nauja tvarka parupinti
] ju vietas kitus darbininkus.
Apie gala sio meto is vienos
Pennsylvanijos bus paimta ka-
riuomenen apie 100000 vyru
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04
WINS SURENKA
MAGNETU

New Yorko valstijoje, Sene-
ca karo reikmenu stotyje, is
vengimui pradurimo kariuome-
nes trokq ratQ gumu, isgalvo-
ia panaudoti magnata surin-
kimui lzeliuose esanciu viniu.
Per pirmas dvi dienas tokiu
pastangu surinkta net 700 sva-
rQ ivairiu viniu. Tos why's is
metytos atidarant medines de-
Zes kuriose sugabenama karo
reikmenys, ir jos subado ratu
gumuS.
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AKRON, OHIO
Snulkios Zinios


Pas A. Rudi parvaziavo is
kariuomenes pavieseti. jo po-
SUMS kareivis Vladas Kcrne-
liukas. VieSejo 9 dienas.
Jonas ApSega gavo zinia
kad jo sunus Jonas kariuome-
neje tarnaudamas apsivede su
kitataute zmona.
Pulkien5 lankesi Clevelande,
dalyvavo savo sesers dukters
Stellos Malonis vestuvese, ku-
ii istekejo Geguzes 81.
Kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04
SUZEISTAS KOMP .
]. ZILEVICIUS

ELIZABETH, n. J. - Au-
tcmotilius uzlekes sunkiai su-
zeide kompozitoriQ J. zileviciu
pcreita savaite, bandant PEREZ
ii per gatve. Sulauzyta koja
If kitaip sunkiai suzalotas, gu
Ii ligonineje.
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sKINIJOJE senesniais lai-
kais, asmenys sugauti dirbime
klastuotu pinigu buvo patalpi-
nami uz pabauda dirbti pini-
gu kalimo istaigose, kad ju
talentas nebutu suaikvojamas
bereikalingai.