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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

General promotions OF the three
top officers of the Manufacturers
National Bank of Detroit through
the creation of the new post of
OF the board and the
election Of both a new executive
vice president and a director OF
the Wabeek State Bank high
lighted the bank election here.
Henry II. Sanger, president of
the Manufacturers National Bank
for the last five years and dean of
Detroit bankers, was promoted to
the post of chairman, while
Charles A. Kanter moved up 10 the
presidency. Charles X. Barlow as
sumed Kanter's old duties as
senior vice president and also be-
came a director.
Other promotions listed by the
Manufacturers National were as
follows: Herbert G. Wood vice
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

president in charge Of branches;
William A. Howe. former manager
of the mortgage department, is
now assistant cashier, and r. c.
WandeI. cashier. becomes secre-
tary of the board, a position for
merly filled by Barlow.
President George B. Judson OF
the Wabeek State Bank announced
the appointment Of {. j. Huddle-
ston OF the law firm of Anderson,
Wilcox, Lacy & Lawton, 10 the
post of executive vice president
and director and the election of
Allen B. Grow, assistant to the
president of the Sibley Lumber
Company, TO the board of direc-
tors.
Fred Schlorff, cashier, and Al
bert {. Voss were promoted 10 the
position of vice presidents, while
Clifford Smythe and CASTOR A.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crs. U. 2 No.
- IN min. unless otherwise stated Cold
Storage; nein,osh. 81 1902. Delicious. bes,
mostly ~ So Nor'hern spys f1s5U2:
Common Storage spys 81 foa so; Jons-
s,srEs. iiGi25. Sortbw,si or..nins,
ST. 81 10 2 i.2s SsS Yors eu cr,s. Mein.
Rhode Island Greetings, y. s. No. 1. ~
IN. min, 81 S0Fr = 60 Washington. boz.
nelicious ss,i25s. extra fancy. sass;
AVOCADOs- siiforuls flats 2O.5os. 81.
few - 20 fair quality. 81 750is5
BEANS Florids, ~ hampers e'rinEiess
Wax Beans best. sissoS J. IS o ri.utifu..
50 80: Bounthulf 81.
BEETs-TeJss y crts., 81
BRoccoLI-Pony crts., californis. 50 81.
BRUssEL SPROUTS - csnforni.. v
drums and crts. S375Q4
cABBAGE - T.rss. 10. Angeles er,..
hamper. s4Ts % Round ~ ,yp, sa ,, slSI,an
CARROTS - Los Angeles crts. dos.
hchs.. Arizona. Sat75: California. best.
A.35nt 90; fair, s3.+oa375.
lstr.r. cahfornis. $4,000; Arizona ,is5
CELERY - Florida. wir. bound ert,.
sasoasas; dor as s. 7;as 10 .1s dor, ssaS aai
T3; xN.s S212 50. Pascal is-in. wire
bound crts, "a dor. S3.j0a375: California
Pascal ls-in. - crts.. 3-4s. S37i
perots. fancy, s3.5Oa3.s5: U. S. No. 1.
LETTUcE-Los Angeles ert.. Iceberg.
Arlzona Yuma DIST, doz, IS 256SsA:
Sj 25 Imp. Val. 5 dor, s.. SOH575
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse fo.tb.
hsk,s Ohm Michiean sOc
ONIONS 0-ih. sacks: Michigan y q.
No YeIl0Ws med 81 SnTtf tx few
sls5: fair. 81 %; iO-lb sacks. 24c: Sweet
spanish Z 8. No. !. 3-in and larger
$3.50: q. in. and larger 81 SIS White
onions. med fair 10 generally good. 81 as
az
PEAS California bu. bskts. s5as7s.
PEPPERS Florida 7 q -bu cr,s. Calf.
fornia Wonders, N25df rs: fair. x3.75:
world Besters s3.7S; Texas bu. bskis,,
POTATOES sscbs y 3 No
size A. Idaho Russet Burbanks washed.
SO 351 2 Jo mostly S. 3-G ; 90 unwashed'
S325 'c.ih f.rks. 21ff snc. Maine. vsri.
Gus varieties. S295, few So; l5.lb. sacks,
$50 tsc h.caigsn Russe, Rursls. comm. ,
dIns fair condition. 40 Upper Psn-'
insula Green Mountains, 2.5512.eo; large
sHALLoTs Louisiana barrels. $500
10 .crts. doz., s3.eo9f; 5 dor, s7,0
SPINACH Texas bu bskts. Savoy,
81 va > 20
SWEET POTATOES 49, Louisiana bu.
lcris. Porto Ricsr yams, s2.p0n 2 as; fair.
81 Is: Tennessee nv. hswpers Porto Ricsn
vans senerprIv rood 81 as New Jersey
hu hampers L. S. No Jerseys. 81 7.s0a
= SIS
sTRAwBEFFIEs Florida 3s-pint ers.
az: small. 81 rs, hothouse s-lb. bsk,s. p
lg2: small 81 IS hotholss s-lb ksk,s.,
'ohiO, med, 81 Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

A most interesting luncheon
a, the Detroit Club yesterday
noon for Paul White director Of
news hroadcaSts for the Colum-
bia Brosdcastine Company
which was attended by = most
representative group OF Detroit
erS.
Mr.. White was Interested In
learning something ot Detroit s
mart in the war as background
for 2 projected 'Report 10 The
Nation" broadcast on this city.
Here's what he found out al
the luncheon:
Mayor Edward !. Jetiries:
"Detroit's either on the very
crest or 40 far down it's pitifuL
Right now we're riding high"
Victor Reuther. UAW-CIO:
you can't get the workers
really excited about sbsenteeism
when they are working short
hours because Of material short
ages.
Harvey Campbell. Board of
Commerce: THE auto Industry
IL doing the damndest job OF
turning out war material thai
this worlds ever seen"
Eddie Levinson. LAW pub
lIcist: Industry didn't convert
until the WPB forced IL TO
change to war material"
George Romney. AutomotiSe
Council for War Production:
I'm sick and tired of hearing
that hoey. The auto industry's
definitely proven to me that de-
mocracy works better than die
tatorship."
Warren Bow. superintendent
Of schools: We've trained l50,-
600 for war work. The school
system Is really doing n war
Job"
Willis Hall. Board of Com
merce: THE solution 20 man
power controls N worked out
here by industry and labor will
prove n model for the nation"
The writer: ????????????
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Summary Of Developments Between Two Wars

Richard Gonzalez, economist OF the Humble Oh and
Refining Company Of Houston Tex IN address under the
Of the Controllers Institute made the suboned summary
Of developments between world
The challenge clear, the outcome Is
we'll predict today what extent will take
advantage tehnques and materials TO improve
world changes the 25
shadow those the At the beginning OF the
world would have taken yenuresome spirit indeed
double
reach a level IS billion dollars by 1925
which occurred 1914 could hardly
conceived What imagination
would required predict that would produce
100000 automobiles S5000o0 electrical
which almost Unheard l300O000
radios that " ave
"such q prophecy
the And had
might have true for depended
which the policies Of
our with production employ
countless other factors which influence the growth
economy"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Alto
Graphs
Industry Refu+es
Last Year Criticism,
Harrington Says
BY sILER FREEMAN

Just year ago, Arthur w.
Harrington, president OF the
Society of Automotive Engi-
necrs. sat At a press conference
and defended the auto industry
from the attacks being made in
Washington and elsewhere. The
industry was accused Of holding
out, of being reluctant 10 con-
vert, of being slow in getting
into war work.
Harrington contended II was
dong all it could, that il would
show its worth TO the nation In
no uncertain terms and without
much delay.
Harrington, relinquishing his
office this week 10 Mac Short,
was back in Detroit. Without
concealing an Il told you so"
look, Harrington pointed TO the
Presidents speech this week
expressing satisfaction with
production.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Corn Futures
Move Lower

CHICAGO, Jan. 13 (INS).-
Corn futures slumped further to-
day with prices sagging nearly a
cent before support was encoun-
tered. The selling was largely in
fluenced by the unexpected ceiling
placed on corn yesterday. July
moved down u TO 96iac. Last
prices were sc 10 &C down
Wheat developed an easy tone
following an early upturn of %c
10 &c and closed nc TO sac off.
September dropped TO $685.. but
finished slightly higher at $780,
Oats closed &c 10 hc higher,
rye unchanged to ssc down, and
soybeans &c 10 7sc off.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
REPORTS GAIN

The Detroit Bank for the year
shows net profit Of Sl.141, 7S3 after
charges and provision for federal
income taxes. equal. after dividend
requirements on preferred stock,
TO S9.17 a share on ll3,400 shares
of common stock.
This compares with adjusted net
profit OF 81 ,10S.665 for 1911, equal,
after preferred dividends, 20 SSS5
a share on a like number OF shares
Report Of Commonwealth Bank
of Detroit for the year ended Dec
81. 1912 shows net profit Of
SSo7 .655 after all expenses. re-
serves, etc. and provision of
S1S0.000 for federal taxes on in
come, equal after preferred divi-
,dcnd requirements, 70 SIS IA n
share on $4,000 common shares
outstanding
This compares with net profit
Of $500, 1858. or S1549 common
share in l941.
The Industrial National Bank
earnings climbed from SPOT ,s3l 10
S273 ,968 in 1912 for a net increase
of sos. 1877.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Due TO Free Enterprise

just year ago." recalled
Harrington, industry was get
ting kicked around. And how IL
was getting kicked around.
This year. we hear nothing
but praise for lis accomplish
ments. md rightly 40. IL has
done marvellous Job. The
President can well say he In
pleased with production.
I'VE are putting out moro
today than we have shipping
facilities for. We have TO stor-
age a lot Of stun we are turning
out because there In too much
10 handle. That's industry's
answer 10 Its critics OF last
year.
And what did II: The
initiative and spirit OF free en-
terprise IL what made IL posi-
bile. You can't beat that"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

II. S m it h Jr.,
Smith, Hague e.
Co, president;
Charles A. Par
cells OF Charles
A. PARCELS e.
Co.. vice presi-
dent: Jerome f.
J. X e a e of
Keane & Co.
treasurer; Clark
G. ,Wickey, ex-
e c u tiV vice
president a n d
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Hits Overopfimism

Harrington. however. warned
against overoptimism.
I'VE are inclined to take
things too lightly" he said. "A
few victories don't mean the
war will end soon. We are fac
Ing n tough foe on both sides.
Germany Will not give up.
They can't give up. They have
aroused such bitter hatreds in
their conquests that II would
do them no good 10 give up.
They sowed the bitterness and
they'll reap what they sowed.
But II won't he right away"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

secretary; Fred ]. Oppat, assistant
secretary and examiner.
Harry w. Kerr of Grouse, Ben
nett, Smith e. CO., Smith and
Wickey were appointed governors
for three-year terms and Edwin
M. Everham of Altman, Everham
& Co., and Keane for one-year
terms. Edward c. p. Davis of
Dickinson, Wright &
Davis, was appointed counsel.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Business Must Win Through Good Works

politicians social scientists and Utopam allow
their magnaton play the postwar prospects what are
insiders and business consltans thinking and saying!
like there fashions ideas and tendency
climb band
VIII capitalism survive? The intelligent
through good works
rather through the of Gamorous words.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
,BisseII Chairman
OF Mack Trucks

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-At a
meeting of directors of Mack
Trucks. Inc, Louis G.. Bissell was
elected chairman of the board.
c. T. Ruhf. operating vice presi-
dent. was elected president Of the
manufacturing subsidiary and di-
rector and executive vice presi-
dent of the parent company.
Action on the presidency OF the
parent company was deferred.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
CHICAGO CASH CRATN

CHICAGO. Jan. II GNS) Cash grain
WHEAT-No hard 81 ~
CORN 2 yellow, as = n % q G.: No. z
yellow. p3i4 asst,c: No. 4 yellow. 9Oi, "
a7'.e e: No yellow. So u g0c: sample gel
low 67is He6i4c. No 4 white 81 Os No
> white. SIC. sample white. S2c
OATS sample mixed 5fac. No.
white. 5ai4c. 40 white SIC: sample
white. 5isc; No. red special heavy.
5SAc E: No. l red. special. 5sc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
wINNIPTG GRAINS

WINNIPEG, Jan. i3 QEsi wheat m.
tures finished &c lover to-day. oats y
higher barley and rye unchanged
WHEAT May. e2Tsc
OATS May. 500 july. Sotic sold
pARLEY-May. 63a.c July. 81 &c bid.
RYE--Hsy and july 66h hid
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
ToITpO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO o. Jan. II UNS) --Casf
grain on track.
WHEAT-No rcd. 81 4eis n %
CoRN-No 2 yellow, s6@e7c No.
yellow. q48o6c.
oATs-No ? white fssz as7he: No ;
soYBEANs-No q yellow. tt.ssql.es.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Leading Banks
Here Report
Higher Profits
National Bank Starts
New Reserve for
Postwar Employment

Generally higher earnings were
10 stockholders of leading
Detroit banks at the annual meet
ings.
National Bank of Detroit re-
ported for the year ended Dec. 81,
1912, a net profit of $3,0l9s77
after reserve Of 1855 925 for losses
and reserve of $4,000 for postwar
employment adjustments.
This is equal, after preferred
dividends amounting 10 S257i500.
10 S2.36 a share on the 1000, 900
shares OF common stock.
This compares with net profit Of
81. .945. .275 in 194l, equal. after pre-
ferred dividends, 10 $2.68 COM
mon share.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
PITTSRI RGH

pTTTSBUEGH, Jan l3 NSl.--CATTLE
Receipts. l75. market steady. steers
choice, Si5His; medium 10 good. Siial5;
common. Sl0w13.5G, hrifers. good 10
choice. Sl3 5O1 u 50: medium 10 good
$40 jO0l2 50. common. IS j0 10 N: cows
good TO choice. S1l y, medium 90 good
So go ~ 1880, canners and cutters S7uat
bulls. good 10 choice, Si3N -, common 10
medium &fOM I2
SHEEP Receipts 400; market steady /:
choice lambs, S160 rs so, medium 20 good
St3n1js common lambs, 81 25ne.25 ewes
81 JOUs: wethsrS s. 25H9.50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
PEGS FEED PRICE


OPA officials revealed that this
measure the first taken 10 con-
troll costs of a major farm COM
modify. was adopted al the re-
quest OF Economic Director Claude
.R. Wickard. The order was an
measure to protect the
cattle, hog and poultry raising in
dustries. which purchase about IS
per cent of the corn output for
feed. these officials explained.
The price levels are based on 81
a busi1el for No. 2 yellow corn in
Chicago (Which maintains prices
nearly 10 per cent higher than the
rest Of the country
These ceilings reflect an excess
of 100 per cent of parity. taking
into consideration the AAA pay
ments TO farmers by the depart
iment of agriculture. according to
a statement by OPA. Even with
out subsidies the price is reported
approximately at parity.
PRICE LEVELS SET
Ceiling price levels. set in the
temporary regulations will be con-
tinued in a later permanent order,
Byrnes. Wickard and j. K. Gal
braith. OPA deputy administrator,
declared in a joint statement.
There definitely will be no
increase I'm the general level Of
corn prices" they promised.
Yesterdays action is expected to
create violent opposition among
farm bloc leaders. thus compli-
eating the price administrators
job which Ex-senator Prentiss M.
Brown will take over shortly
Hitherto farmers had only been
lcontrolled on their prices for some
types of tobacco. citrus fruits
peanuts and dairy products.
THREATENED MEAT OUTPUT
However. OPA officials believed
that had corn prices been con-
trolled before they would have
threatened the meat output such
as beef and pork by squeezing out
breeders profits.
Last years corn crop, totaling
l3,175, 154 900 bushels, was not only
the largest in American history
but also averaged the highest yield
"a record 35.5 bushes an acre
which was nearly 4 per cent above
the previous peak in 1905.
The agriculture department cam
paign for increased production is
considered primarily responsible
for the tremendous boost and
further increases are predicted for
the present year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Hal Smith Heads
Exchange Here

The Detroit Stock Exchange
elected the following officers at
the annual election yesterday: Hal
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
MANUFACTURERS UP

Report of the Manufacturers
Bank OF Detroit for the
wear ended Dec. 81, 1912, shows
net earnings of 1914 929 after all
charges. reserves, taxes, etc. equal
to S1125 a share on common stock.
This compares with net earnings
of S5l9.S46, or $S.66 a share re-
ported for the previous year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
u. 5. Pegs Price
0fCorn 10 Save
Cattle; Poultry
Lsreest Crop in History
Frozen al 81 . BusheI
as Form Battle Looms

WASHINGTON. Jan. - GNS).
The Office Of Price Administra-
ton has frozen all corn prices TO
halt sharp rises in the nation s
major farm commodity. which last
year reached the record-breaking
output OF three billion bushels.
Todays action set 6O-day
ceiling price for all grades of corn
Al the highest level existing jan
uary II. in all large exchanges and
recognized cash markets. Corn
prices in smaller local markets
were temporarily frozen al the
highest prices prevailing during
tho period between January Z
and -
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Detroit Stocks

Sales, including odd lots, 9 SOS shares.
Dividends in the foreEaniE table are the
amounts declared ~ paid so far this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Tiquldatine diVi.
dend. bon accumulation elk dividend
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
EAST RUFFAIo

v.sr pt,rEH11n NJ 81 :, rye,
HOGS Receipts 700 market strong 20
10 cents higher. trucked-ins l70-24o lbs,
Sl56O0 15S5, similar weights raii-run
quoted 10 $500.
CATTLE Receipts 150. market some
what slow. barely steady cutter and com
mon cows. 50 bOM II. Csnuer. rs 40 %:
heht and medium weight sausage bulls,
Sl0m i275
CALVES Receipts 100 vealers un-
changed good and choice, Si7 So common
and medium Si2u rs 80.
SHEEP Receipts. 800 lamb trade dull.
weak 10 shade lower. good % barely choice
natives SIC fed westerns held SIG Is; Fan
shorn lambs. No. J peits. SIS. So yearlinE
wethers, Si4; handyweight ewes around
IS. so.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 400. All classes IN
ght supply steers and heIferS steady
cows and bulls hrm good uzht fed steers
held around Si5al525. few good /. 100
pound beevesc sold SIS load largely
medium s7s- pound steers 81 10 other
medium grade shortfed steers held Sl3H
a 25 few medium heifers Sl3 25 down
fat beef cows SO 25H -. good COWS Si2
upward. Gamers and cutters largely 81 30
~ 10. good weighty sausage bulls Si3 30
u, lower grade bulls SIS down; few
good light feeder steers Si3 %.
CALVES Receipts. $50 About steady,
most good and choice vcaers Si7 50. few
10 SIS, common and medium Sl2d 10 80.
HOGS Receipts I 200. Nothing done
Asking higher or above $3.50 for up q
$50 pound butchers Late Tuesday, butch
ers scaling above $50 pounds sold 10 csnts
higher with lighter weights and other
classes steady Top ~ small killers SIS 80
SHEEP Receipts I 500. Lambs steady
% 25c higher than late Tuesday or steady
with eariy that DAY. good 20 choice native
lambs Sl5 75dls. mixed medium 10 good
kinds scaling above 20 pounds Si5ql5 30.
common Hght lambs Sl3 80 down little
culs as low az 50 package good 10 choice
shoru fed lambs with No., peits Sl5 p
sheep unchanged, most slaughter ewes
-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
CuICACO

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 uNs) HOGS Re.
csipS 900. lOc-i5c hiEher top. SIS.
hulk. yf4 s0Ui5. heavies. Sl4 75H1j. me.
diums Sif 7O0i5 HEhts Sti 6Onlf %
B Chr lights Sif.5O0 - so. packing sows
Sl4ul4 80: pigs. Sl3 p14
CATTLE Receipts. II 600. loci Sc
lower. calves receipts. Sa0 market steady
Beef steers. choice, $3.50 IS 30. medium
Sl2015 yearlinES. xi2H 10 Butchers
hefers Si0I Is. COWS. 50 ~ 70 50. bulls
$40 30 q "A 50; calves kSH i6. feeders, &if
n 3 IS Stockers, steers. $40 50n - cows
and heifers $40 70 So
SHEEP Receipts. 10 0n0, market steady
Lambs S15.S0U1G. common Si3 50Q Is So
yearltngs SIP 80 n Il 50; feeders Sl3q -
ewes. S6ns75.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

navos likusius saviskiu pulkus Ir kad
S1daviskiai ne taip irstu, liepe skelbti jog
Algimantas jau suimtas.
Netiketai uzklupta Sudavija gynesi
kick galedama. Ja apimti pasirode ne taip
lengvas darbas. zmones pabande butt po
Algimanto valdzia nenorejo gryzti Ar
sioio nagus if state dabar paskutines pa
jiegas kad atsiginti nuo uzpuoliku.
Tame tikrai buvo Sudaviskiu nelai-
me jog tarp ju buvo maza vienybes. AL
gimantas, iskeliaves Xxi siol negryzo, ir
daugumas name jog teisybe ka skelbe Ar
siojo vyrai, butent Algimantas paimtas Sc
di Dainavos kalejime. Bajorai ziurejo tik
savo asmenisku reikalu, nesirupindami
apie viesuosils.
Veltu Ba1tninkas sauke visus vie
nvbe. Bartninkas - ne Algimantas; jo
sauksmai ne paliepimai Kas kaip no.
rejo taip elgesi. Teisybe sakant, Sta Su-
davslIiu nesantaika il pasitikejo Arsusis
II, kol tie dar nesusi prato, skubino uzduo-
tt iiems paskutini kirti. Delto jisai lauke
nauju pulku is Dainavos ir Naugardo tai
llininlSu, kuriuos liepe vezti vezimais per
visa Dainavos sriti.
Xxi siol kova Arsiojo SUI Sudaviskiais
nesikiso niekas. Ruskys, Stabinio Waldo
vas, ir jo apygardos, nuplestos Arsiojo
llariuomenes, bet If jis tartum tylejo. Tie
sa, jis galejo kiekviena valanda pasirody-
ii su savo pulkais, bet Arsiojo apskaitymu
Wis tik ne anksciau galutino Algimanto
valstybes pergalejimo. Ma tada ne bal
sus jam bus ne tik sitas Ruskys, bet ir
abudu Rusl1iai. Jam rupejo tai jog pagal
slTinktus gandus Tranaitiene isbego is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

Stabinio gardo. il galejo gauti pagalbos
sunui ne pas venus Ruskius.
Sulaukes nauju pulku is Dainavos,
Arsusis dave jienls truputi pasilseti If gu-
le SUI naujomis pajiegomis ant Sudaviskiu.
(Sudavija - tai senoves Suvalkija.)
Menki sarvuotu raiteliu pulkeliai pa
sirode Stabinio apygardoje liudijo jog
Ruskys jau pakilo. Kad Sta pavoju SUI
laikyti Arsusis perkele per Bebru upe ke-
lis savo pulkus, paliepdamas items sulai-
kyti Ruskl, kol Gudai neapsidirbs su Su-
daviskiais. Bet tikras pavojus pasirode
visai netiketoje vietoje
IS Gardino dave Arsiajam zinia jog
Algimantas ne tiktai issisuko is nagu W.
ru siustu j paimti, bet, jog surinkes pull
ka talkininku jisai sumuse plenis Cerni-
goviskius, o uzsilikusius gyvais paverge
Juodvesiai. Arsusis plaukus nuo saves
draske del tos zinios. Bet sake, viena be-
da nevaikscioja. Nespejo Arsusis nuo 81
tos zinios nurimti kaip atejo gandas Jog
ir ziemiu salyse pasirode rimti sarvuociQ
pulkai, turbut Ruskio pagalba Algiman-
tut.
Sudavai buvo tue tarpu beveik visai
nugaleti ir gynesi jau tiktai keli bajorai,
uzsidare savo pilyse. Delto metesi dabar
Arsusis SUI visomis pajiegomis ant atei-
nanciu Ruskio pulku, kad sumusti juos
pirma negu pasirodys Algimantas Bet
nespejo jisai perkelti ir savo pulku dalies
per upe, kaip jau atejo kit gandai. Nuo
pietu Sales ejo pats Algimantas SUI Detu-
vos talkininkais ir samdytu Juodvesiu pull
kais.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
RATION BOOK No. 4
BUS GERA PORAI
METU

Valdzia jau ruosia Ration
Book No. 4, kuri numatyta uz-
TEXT porai metu. il bus pra-
deta isduoti per mokyklas Spa
liu pabaigoje.
Bus paskelbta spaudoje ir
per radio placiau apie registra-
vimasi tos knygutes gavimui.
Registravimosi dienos nustaty-
ia Spaliu 25, 26 ir 27.
sioje No. A knyguteje bus
384 mazi stampai raudonos,
melynos, zalios ir juodos spal-
w ir apims visa maista kuris
racionuotas ir bus racionuotas
jeigu ir karas pasibaigs, per
tula laika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

riams. Lost and Found DEPARTMENTS dabar randa-
81 cenrineie r patogoje vietoje zemes grindye
1904 East 9th Street vetoje islaukinese stotyse.
Kreipkes 81 cenraini departments sekanca die
na jeigu manct jus pa'ikot ka gatvekaryje buse
jeigu neGat pributi kreplites tcefonu Main
$500 ir kauskte Lost and Found.