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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
EIsea Sales Report

Eighteen sales. including nine
singles. eight flats and a store,
Tor the last half of October
totaling S107 $50. were reported
Saturday by Eisea Realty and In
VeStment Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
; ReaItor Units
Plan Meetings

Meetings of the three divisions
OF the Detroit Real Estate Board
will be held this week in the
JSavoyard Club, il was announced
Saturday.
Members OF the land develop
ers and property management
cups will join Tuesday TO hear
4 lrthur +. Bassett, president OF
the Detroit Real Estate Board,
on governmental regulations and
restrictions, as well as proposed
legislation, affecting prop @ r y
management and land develop
ment.
The brokers division will con-
duct a round table discussion OF
current problems and trends on
Wednesday noon, II was stated by
Louis A. Ewald, chairman OF
that division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
AFL RdtifieS
Pat With Clio

MIAMI. Fla, Jan q GNS).-
An agreement that all juriSdic-
tional disputes between the AFL
and the Go shall be arbitrated
was IN effect today, bringing q
step nearer the long-contemplated
merger of the organizations.
The agreement was brought
about through ratification by the
AFL executive council of a plan
worked out by peace committees
representing the two branches Of
labor
The plan would refer all iuris-
dictionaI controversies 30 p com
mittec composed of an equal num-
Der of representatives Of both
factions. II the Joint committee
was unable 10 agree on an arhi-
traitor. President Roosevelt would
he requested 10 select one
The agreement previously had
been ratified by Go officials.
The paid-up membership Of the
AFL has reached the record total
Of 5.95i,434 as OF Dec. 81, 1912,
accasdiog 10 a report by Secretary
Treasurer George Ncany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RumI Predicts
Pdy-dS-U-Go Tax

NEW YORK Jan % up
Beardsley RUM chairman Of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank
predicted today that Congress,
would pass n paN-as-you-E e income
tax plan IN time 10 aid taxpayers
this year.
Ruml who sponsored 2 pay-aS-
you-go plan made ms prediction
before 500 members Of the New
York State Bar Association
Congress will pass a paN-as-
you-go plan for two reasons" he
said zone il that the taxpayers
want II. the other il because IL
will cost the treasury nothing.
When Xou-Ro becomes
effective we will not be paying
, for dead horses while We are
fghting q war
The association adopted res
olution endorsing Rurls income
tax plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Crippled Diva Stars
Marjorie Lawrence Singing From Couch Gets
Deefenine 3-Mnute Opera Ovation

NEW YORK, Jan. q (UP).-
Marjorie Lawrence, operate So
prano who was stricken with in
fantile paralysis in Mexico in
l941 sang the role Iof Venus in
"Tannhauser' last night At the
Metropolitan Opera House The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

ovation she received lasted three
minutes.
As Venus, she had no walking
and little acting 10 do. The role
is sung from a couch.
She was taken 10 The couch In
wheel chair. before tho curtain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Burma Fighting Continues

NEW DELHI. India. Jan. %
GNS).-Fighting is continuing in
the Arakan region Of Burma, a
communique said today Donbaik
has been under continuous artillery
and air attack. Fighters strafed
the Prone district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Teachers Hold Farley

Detroit housewives, labor lead
ers and business. men met today
with tho Detroit Federation Of
Teachers 10 discuss problems Of
youth Dr. Harold Y NcCusky
of tho University OF Michigan was
tho luncheon speaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. % QNS)
Authoritative sources disclosed
that the power division Of the
War Production Board today is
considering a nationwide dlmout
10 conserve decreasing coal power
and natural gas supplies
The drastic Limitation on Tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Nationwide DiEmOut
WPB Ponders Drastic Step TO Save Dwindinc
Supplies Of Coal, Power Natural Gas

use OF electricity and fuels other
than petroleum products. il was
pointed out would be undertaken
by J A. Krug, who was appointed
chief Of the power division yester-
DAY.
krug is studying the pracli-
cability and necessity Of ~ogu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

.lations calling for q dimout-in
which all lights would be reduced
lin bUilhanCe 10 essential illumi-
nation. il was learned Such dim,
out regulations arc IN effect now
IN New York CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

The curtain was lifted and with
Lauritz Melchoir, in the title role
of Tannhauser, at her feet, she
sang strongly and steadily.
The applause was deafening
Thousands shouted "braVoS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

To Offset partly higher wage and material costs,
the Government granted the railroads in February
and March, 1912, freight rate increases averaging
4.7% and passenger fare increase averaging 9T.
This expected to return about $500 900
year TO the railroads.
But emergencies and factors of war have more
than cancelled the aid the railroads were expected
to receive from slightly increased freight and
passenger rates.
For example
When the submarine menace caused diversion
TO rail of certain bulk commodities that formerly
came by water such as oil and petroleum prod.
ucts, sugar and rubber-the railroads voluntarily
reduced their rates for such commodities in order
TO keep their cost low to the public They also
passed reduced rates on TO ammunition too.
The cut in rates on oil for the East Coast area
alone amounts TO $15s, 900, 900 year.
In addition, the railroads voluntarily reduced
passenger rates for soldiers and sailors travelling
on leave to Fac mile-a saving to our boys
which adds up TO approximately S7o,Ooo,ooo
year.
All in all, then, the railroads have given back
to the public almost much as they have re-
ceived from the slight rate increases.
SO, in final analysis, the railroads are receiving
since 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Experts Drafting
Pdy-ds-You-Go
Tax Plan for '43

WASHINGTON, jan % GNS)
The House ways and means
committee will convene next week
10 start work on a 1913 tax plan,
with pay-as-you-go legislation vir-
tually a certainty, but still with
no program formulated 10 raise
the additional $4,000. 600 900
sought by President Roosevelt.
Chairman Robert Doughton Cd
OF North Carolina announced that
he favored enacting a pay-as-you-
go resolution before starting work
on new revenue bill. He dis
closed that staff experts were
drafting a proposal for collection
of taxes at the source, but did not
indicate what It's nature would be.
COP HITS DELAYS
The Republican members, sp-
parently irked over the fact that
The committee has not even met
Yet 10 discuss taxes, issued a state
r1cnt through their ranking mCm-
Der Representative TreadWay Of
Massachusetts, declaring that
there must be no ineXcusahle
delays" The COP members also
endorsed a pay-as-you-go policy.
Doughton said he was not IN
favor of forgiving all 1912 taxes,
although some may have 10 be
forgiven.
There is n lot Of confusion
about the Ruml plan" Doughton
said. MANY persons are getting
the impression they won't even
have 10 file income tax returns
this year. never have seen
anything like n, There are too
many tax doctors and too much
confusion.
ENTITLED TO KNOW
at IL our duty 20 raise every
dollar we can without SCATTERING
our economic structure"
The COP statement said.
we feel that the taxpayers
are entitled 10 know - soon a.
possible what their increas sod
tax burden II going 10 he. and
nv what method II II "a he dis
charged.
Criticlzing tho delay in the en-.
sctment Of TAX legislation last
year. the statement added
The responsibility for Initial
ing tax legislation Is squarely
IN the shoulders Of the ways
and means committee. and N
should proceed at once 70 dis
charge that responsibility. with
or without treasury recommen-
dstionS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

kIEARLY everybody knows thot
% ~ the railroads today are hauling
the largest volume Of freight In
their history.
But few know at what low costl
For every ton Of freight the roll
roads move one mile they receive
an average Of o.o27e-Iess than
cent q mile.
That Is less than what they received
for the same Job In lo4l-Iess Than
in any year going back TO 1913.
We think this is the kind of news the Amer.
lean people like to hear.
You may wonder how in times like these the
railroads can render such service at so Low a
cost, for surely with other industries, they
must be paying higher wages and more for practi.
caly everything they need to keep en- rolling"
Yes, RAILROAD wage level. ore up I4To.
That is because in December lo41, as result
of mediation and the Intervention of the Special
Presidential Board, there was an increase in rail.
road labor wage rates that "uPPed" railroad pay.
rolls about 100000, 900 year.
In addition, moierioI, The roroods use now
cost 10 per cent more an increase OF approx
imeieIy Sic, ooo, 900 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Yet there are some people who would have
you believe ihat the interstate Commerce
Commission should reseind The freight increase
allowed The railroads. For the first time in years,
they see the railroads showing signs OF i'm
proved earnings, and forthwith want rates cut.
They forget The years when roilrood earnings
were so low as TO be matter Of serious pub
lie concern, and foil TO take into consideration
the uncertainties Of the future.
Wheis more, they completely overlook The
fact ihai even il the slight freight rote increase
were removed The PUBLIC WOULD NOT AND
COULD NOT BENEFIT. For so infnitesimol is
the increase, as il applies TO individual items
1nd commodities, that there would be no way
10 pass reduction on. Collectively, thoush -or
in the aggregate -these minute increases help
keep the railroads strong.
Now, more thon ever, TO continue
70 carry the huge war tronsporfo-
tion load, il is vitoI that the rail
roads be strong. Anything that
would weaken them would weaken
the war effort.
This year the railroads being called upon to
do bigger job than last year 1t will require
every resource they can command, every piece
of equipment, every atom of ingenuity
Therefore il is to the interest OF every American
TO see that the RAILROADS ARE KEPT STRONG
for THE WARTIME JOB so vital 70 this Nation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Lincoln District

Lincoln District, oct. 10 Miss
Orvilla Colby, Ypsilanti. spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Colby, Bemls I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, Mon
roe. and Mrs. George Higgins aud
daughter. Kathryn. Ovid. we're sat
urday night and sunday guests ~
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Austin and
family.
Saturday night guests at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Moshcr aud family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Daschnor. Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald Schoffler and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth HolcOmb
Sunday supper guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mosher were MIR. and
Mrs William Schrador, Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Moshcr
were Monday evening visitors at
the Mosher home
Mrs. Robert Warde and Mrs.
Cecil Cornwell attended the foot
ball game In Ann Arbor Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Hammond and daugh-
ter. Mrs Dorothy Prince. and
twins. carol and Connie. visited Mt
the Henry Hammond home Sunday
afternoon.
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Merchandise



NORGE REFRIGEHATOR. Beauty
rest iunerspriuE, gate-leg cocktail
table, l2xl4 Wilton, 26Kg Amin
aters, bed, dresser lamps, cnalrs,
drapes, springs and miscellaneous.
PA Maple Rd. corner Stadium and
Jackson, Ann Arbor.
TwO-PIECE living room ruite, solid
mahogany. reversible innersnrinE
seat cushions spring filled back.
Burgundy satin with floral back
ground. only six months old In.
quire 32l Ninewood Court. Hsig
Subdivision.
FOUR ROOMS Of furnltpre. new and
used. Reasonable pr'A Must soil
by oct. 20. 1917 Ainslev. Take
Washteuaw TO cornell I'D. Just
across railroad tracks.
HOT WATER FURNACE for 4 room
house. Also radiator. 55i2 Nree-
land I'd, Ypsilanti 2020-W-2.
A VERY RICH TONE . TUBE
Males Tie Console cabinet Radio ~.
Also clean mattress tstcrilized) s..
202 Parsons 81.
NEW COAL HOT WATER HEATER
and tank, never u",u used. Rug.
7xl3. brown. Small rag rug, 6xs. In
ouire at 70f y. Pro .r.t
one ROVND OAK $G.NIE 20 coal
stove Good condition. % $ Huron
or phone 1862
DAVENPORT AND CHNJE. fuel oil
heater. single bed AMI sprint. ice
box. 80 gal. oil drum ard iuueet.
After p. m. & s. Grove
DINING TABLE SO. buffet so. o
chairs 81 each. Solid oak Fine con
di'ion. Phone Ann Arbor 2-i922 or
2-iooS
WOODWARD PIANO, slightly used.
beautiful finish, excellent tone
$40 cash. 2i2 y Normal St
2 NEW WILTON RUGS Ok Il.
PLico Radio. l.. A. Hutchinson,
4l3 Ainsworth l555XM.
Farm Products For SAFE
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
consecutive insertions are as foNoWsi
lie Six ice Ten dAys'se
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than o. lines Count NoFas 70 he
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BROKEN PARTS

CAN BE MADE NEW. HOUSE
TRAILER UtTCHkS and help
or springs. For quick service
bring them to Romber Welding
and Machine shop, ? miles east
on Michigan Ave. Across from
bomber Plant
NEW 1919 Trailers with new tires
American. Royoraft ana Royal also
large assortment Of used trailers.
Let Us solve your housing prob
lem with our rental Purchase Plan.
We ARE MlchiEan's oldest and mast
reliable dealer. Scllhorn Sales OF
Ypsilantl. ESQ Ecorse I'D.
lSi4 FIT. ALMA TRAILER in very
good condition. Will soll reasonable.
Inquire 80 s. Washington st
after 6 80 .. IN.
10 FOOT AUBURN sleeps T. Good
tires. s295. Inquire w. H. Lane,
1873 sudbury, Willow Run Village.
20 FOOT TRAILER Good looking
Reasonable 423 E. Grand Blvd. out
T.. Michigan.
House Trsilers For Rent
TRAILEEs-Tw suitable for two
and four people. 1870 LcForge I'd.
Phone Cts.
WAR WORKERS We can solve your
housing problem. Live In trailer
on tho Rental Purchase Plan. Sell
horns OF Ypsilanti, $50 Ecorse I'D.
Automobiles For SAIL
DE SOTO late 1870 DE Luxe Tudor.
OteTdriye-- Eadio-H Heater. Seat
Covers Excellent tires and spare.
t9S500. Owner, Box. Phi. care Of
Press
'75 FORD CONVERTIBEE for sale
Heater. good tires. y. Normal
$ after . p. m.
1887 BUICK SEDAN. Goodyear NE
guard tuhcg $4,000 So trades.
30 Southern Blvd, Willow Park.
Npsilauti,
NEW CARS for Defense Workers.
Now on display Mt 100 =. Cross
ST. Hudson Sales & Service.
1912 STTDEBAKEH Coupe, nearly
new, sell or exchange for property.
Priority needed. Phone 1871
Wanted To Buy
USED CARS WASTED
Will PAY CASH
Phone 299-W
Will PAY CASH for your late
model trailer or equity SEQ Mr..
Hammond ~ Sellhorn's Trailer
Lot, $50 Fcorsc Ed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Employment
Help Wanted, FemsIe
SaIesIadies

OdIGSIdOIGS
For Part or Full Time ems
ployment. Ages l6-4s. Good
starting wages. Opportunity
10 advance Apply Manager,
MCCLELLAN STORES co.
GIRL FOR general office work. Pre-
FER Some ono able 10 type Per
manent position, excellent oppor-
tqnity for Advancement. T. l..
sutton, 1875 ". Michigan Ave.
Phone 9sf.
Seer ETARY able 10 take dictation.
Law office. call 1883 for inter
view.
GIRL OR WOMAN with bookkeeping
experience. Pleasant working con
ditions. Good salary. Duraut's.
Phone Ii1.
GIRL or MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
for general homework.
Phone G55
EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS
Wanted. Singer Shop
81 n. Huron. Phone 3il-W.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply In person
TROJAN LAUNDRY
PLEASANT WORK assisting With
crippled children NJ college IS
hour week. Phone days IS. Evenings
1921
Help Wsnted-msle
PORTER WANTED
Full or Part
Time Work
Good Wages
APPLY MANAGER
MCCLELLAN STORES co.
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Merchants soesisft
Neckties-Hose

.Taorns Tire 800 p Michigan.
sTOVEs-Ws have large stock Of
laundry stoves Oak heaters. I'll
sizes shaefer's Huron St store
yiAIsONETTE TROCRS. Nationally
sold. exclusive styles Al fabrics
sri sze4 - s. See Mrs. Rutn|
Liss. s02is =. Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Automotive
House Trailers For Gale
SCHULTZ TRAILER

for sale sleeps four Ncw heat
h.g stove. new furniture, newly
painted. 1885 y. Huron after 6 =.
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Merchandise
Merchants spsetss

Merchants s0se,siS
YOu CAS- paint the woodwork In
tie ASeraE. kitchen with Su-Ena-
81 for t2ss Family Radio snopps,
l0s W. Michigan
BON SPRINGS ASD MATTRESSES
SLEEP SHOP
10 ~. MicHiEan
Musical Equipment
PRACTICE PIANO Recnuditonsd
upright $50 Ypsi Piano Co, io2 T.
Michigan
FOR A FINE factory reconditioned
piano with a new guarantee, see
our large selection. Grinuell BroA.
30 ". Michigan.
Merchandise For sale
Tie following b. partial lst -
IRON AID STEEL PRODUCTS
Tor sale a. tho EsueyiIle Liquid
afiux CO.. ror. HaEger'y li. and
French Landing. Belleyille An
Elez. channels, beams. c1ntuIts,
pipes 90 various sizes. open top
storage and high pressure tanks.
plates varying 4. iuru 20 inch
ia tH!ckus-f. a. 80 uaee lumber
ROY SHORT. Mel.
Phone Ofnce t0Il Res $751;.
bellsNille
REbE, CRATE SOW with KEN
tone. TIE modern wall paint Thin
with water pnr cont cover. Dries
IN one hour. Complete selection of
paint and trim. Grinuell Bros. 30
". Michigan
ADVANCE STYLING combined with
unusual. color interest can bright
en- your rooms N you recover your
floor with Armstrong floor cover
ing or tnlsld lualruW complete
selection Griuuell Bros. -IO "
Michigan.
POOL TABLE A%p EQUIPMENT
for sale.
2is2 Mcrrill So, fpsliantL
HEATING STOVE FOR SAIL
Good CONDITION. Reasonable Phone
ljs6-W-A Textile ST.
SHOTGUN 70 gauge hammerlcss Tor
sale. Good condition. -ls2 Mer
rili ST.
THREE McCORD unit heaters. Two
H. y. phase motors s5t2 Nree-
land I'd, ipsilanu 2o20-W-2.
Merchandise Wanted
WE WILL PAY best cash price Tor
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners Singer Shop. Pm. 9t2-W
STUDIO Couch with good springs
wanted. In good condition. Call
9p-W. 4 Hewitt Hd
GOOD PRICE PAID FOR baby's play
pan. Folding preferred. call at
go y. River.
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, Refrig
orator wanted. Phone 1888 w after
p m.
Any SIZE TRICYCLE.
WANTED
cali Bl8-W.
For Sale or Exchange
DINING ROOM SUITE. anything 81
value bought or exchanged,
Norton's, 20 &c. cross Phone 2O92.
Dirt. Sane and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or +. o u PIT.
WHITAKER a. COOLING co.
$500 Galo I'd. Phone 202o-12
BLACK DIRT -- MANURE
WASHED sand. Pebbles. uraVel,
Rocks. General Hauling can
Julius ZRhn, Phone l2l3-W-1.
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Livestock
Announcements

AUCTION SALE Friday Oct ~ al
200 sharp At ii3 f. Cross ~.
Elmer Leslio. proprietor. Milford
tsburn, huctloneer
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
GYVAI VEIkIAMA
PETU PACIFIKE

Pietu Pacifike, alijantu
bomberiai nuskandino ke-
turis Japonu laivus ir SUI
gadino pora kitu, sutram-
dydami Japonu pastangas
pristatyti daugiau pagal-
bos savo apsuptiems karei-
viams Munda orc stovyk-
loje Solomonu salose. ~
Tame konvo.iuje vyko II
.Japonu laivu, kit pasisku-
bino pasisalinti.
Apple $50 Americas lex
tuvu bombardavo Bairoko
uosta, netoli Munda.
Japonu isistiprininai XII
tose salose taip pat nuolat
uzpuolami, naikinami, tain
kad Japonai dabar tegali
tik gintis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
SU JAPONAIS TEKS
KARIAUTI 6 M

Vice Adm. Herne prane-
Sc kad Suv. Valstiju karo
laivynas planuoja kariavi-
mui prizes Japonus dar Sc
Sis metus, Xxi 1949 metu.
Jis il Karo Laivyno Sex
retorius Knox pareiske ap-
gailavima del nekuriQ sios
sales gyventoju galvojimo
jog karas gales butt baig-
tas greitu laiku. Sake, mes
turin didelius tolius pa
siekti Pacifike ir iSstatyti
ten karo stovyklas nuo pat
pagrindu.
''Mes nebusim patenkin-
tt Japonu laivyno sumusi-
mu, as noriu matyti musu
kareivius uzimant pacia jQ
sostine Tokyo, jei norime
isvengti kito karo musV
gentkarteje", pasake jis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
LENKU VYRIAUSY-
BE SUSITVARKE

Londone galutinai susi-
dare nauja Lenku vyriau-
sybe in exile. Vietoje ST.
korskio premjeru tapo St.
Mikolajczyk, kuris uzsie-
nio reikalu ministeriu pa
skyre Tadeusa Romeri, ku-
ria vieta lake pats Sikors-
kis. Romer buvo Lenku
atstovu Rusijoje kada nrl-
truko santikiai tarp Rusi-
jos ir Lenku del suradimo
tukstanciu susaudytu Len
ku kariu Katyn girioje.
Marian Seyda paskirtas
ruosti duomenis taikos ia
ryboms ir surinkti doku-
mentus ko Lenkai isto1'i-
Mai pasiremdami reikalaus
is taikos konferencijos.
Jeigu ne visos Lietuvos
tai viso Vilniaus krasto ST
istorisku "LenkiSku" mics
tn Vilnium, tikriausia,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
ATAKAVO ROMA

Liepos 19 Americas la
kunai bombardavo Romos
miesto militarines sritis =
tas padare ir nuostoliu ir
ispudi j Italus. Tai buvo
pirmas Sio karo begiu alta
kavimas Romos, kuri zade-
ia neliesti, kick seniau.
Romai padaryta dideliu
nuostoliu pirmu atakavimu
to miesto. Suplaisinta Ell
lie militarisku punktu. Tuo
pat laiku is ASies vadu, ku-
rie yra kaltininkai Sio ka-
ro, pasipyle protestai jog
suplaisinta baznycios, mo-
kslo istaigos ir darbinin-
ku gyvenami namai; uz-
musta 166 asmenys ir su-
zeista ! ,659.
Liepos 18 buvo smarkiai
bombarduota Italijos mics
tas Neapolis, numesta TUX
stanciai tonu bombu, uz-
puolime dalyvavo virs 500
alijantu bomberiu, daugu-
mole Amerikieciu.
Prizes kelias dienas per
eta savaite, Prez. Roose-
, welt ir Churchill padare at
sisaukimus j Italijos EMO
nes, raginant atsikratyti
Mussolinio ir taikytis su
alijantais, kitaip lures zu-
ii. Susitaikius, gales gy-
venti Italijos gerovei.
Mussolini turejo pasima-
tyma SUI Hitleriu kuriame
nors mieste Siaures Itali-
joje. Spejama kad buvc
aptarta Italijos gynimas
nors atsilaikyti negales.
Is Italijos pranesa apie
apsireiskima sukilimu TIA
lu eilese prizes savo karc
vadus.
Xxi Liepos 2, alijantai SUI
naikino bent 5000 priest
lektuvu Vidurzemio jurl
kare; apie 1900 kitu lektu
WI sugadinta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
SEKANTl PASKO-
Ia BUS Is BILL
JONV DOLAREV


S. V. lido DEPARTMENTS
skelbia kad sekanti Karo
Paskola, kuri bus pradeta
kelti Rugsejo 9 d., bus pen
kiolika bilijonu dolariu.
Tos paskolos sudaryme
negales dalyvauti bankai,
taipgi pinigus lures sudeti
siaip zmones ir istaigos.
Pereitoje paskoloje, kuri
buvo nuskirta 13 bilijonu,
sukelta S18,500, 100000, tu
pinigu virs 5 milijonus su-
dejo bankai.