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Thousands of
Germans Killed

Continued From Page II
At some points Northwest OF khar-
koy the Red army was advancing
through territory which the Ger
mans had held steadily since l94i.
Some $50 miles to the North, the
fall of Karachev, Axis stronghold 70
miles East of Bryansk, main Ger
man central front base, also appear
ed imminent following the Soviet
capture of Sumarokovo, four miles
to the East. and Terebilovo, SIX miles
TO the North.
The Capture of Dmitrovsk-OrloW-
ski. 63 miles Southeast of Bryansk,
also put the Russians within 10
miles of the railroad linking Bry-
ansk and Kiev.
The Soviet drive against Khar-
kov and the Ukraine engulfed 2O
towns and villages yesterday IN a
day of uninterrupted advances all
along a 60-mile front. German rear
guards counter attacked constantly
and desperately. but nowhere were
able to stem the avalanche.
IMPORTANT VICTORY
But the days most important VIC
tory was the crumbling of Khar-
kov's Southeastern defenses with
the capture of Chuguev astride q
main railroad and highway tc
Kharkov.
Chuguev's Natural defenses-the
curving Northern DonetS river or
the Northeast and dense forests II
the North-were augmented by al
elaborate system of firing emplace'
ments, pillboxes, blockhouses anc
anti-tank obstacles.
Spurning frontal assault as toe
Wasteful of men and machines. tht
Soviets stormed across the Donet'
some distance above Chuguev anc
then massed strength in the cover
the woods for a heavy blow from
the North.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
SPORTS PARADE

Bivins,. Tami Mauriello and Billy
Conn, DAILY adds.
After Savold lost 10 round de-
cision to Bivins at the Garden last
November, the disheartened mauler
thought of retiring. But Professor
DAILY still was full of fight. He
said, "Lis'en here, Lee, that guy
didn't lick you; it was New York.
Same as in the Maurie.lo and Conn
fights"
"I dunno Savold replied
through his mashed lips. I'd swear
it was Bivins punchin' me, and"
DAILY cut in: mo sir! 1t was New
York. This towns your Jonah. We
can still lick anybody in the busi-
,ess, including Louis, in an other
.,ity. So-we1l head for the mid
west and show 'em.
WENT TO CHICAGO
They went to Chicago and show
d 'em. Lee registered four con-
;ecuive knockouts = over Nate
Bolden, Lem Franklin twice. and
Lou Nova. He kayoed Nova in the
,econd round Mnndav ni"ht His
purses for those bouts totalled $34,-
10. Alter lighting tor ilapJacks
md lava during most of his career,
Savold thought he had discovered
another Comstock lodge-right on
Boul Mich.
The Paterson contender will re-
ceive at least $25.000 for fighting
at Chicago in September, at Wrig-
ley Field, against Turkey Thomp-
son, Bivins or Mauriello.
But we want to come back to
lew York later and move in on the
'eal big dough-" DAILY assures.
That's why I'm maxim Lee moye
o New York and hit the night
pots-get used to Broadway crowds
and lose that complex. He'll OBJ
iect like hell, cause he's scairt OF
Broadway. But he's got to like it,"
Sorta like losing his awe of the
awful, some folks might figure.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Greek Diplomat
Joins J.. s. Army

COLORADO SPRINGS, colo,
Aug. 13.-CUP)-Pvt. Emanuel A..
Lorenzakis of the l22nd infantry
battalion at nearby Camp Carson
was believed today to be the First
Western consular representatives of
a foreign country to join the United
States army.
Before enlisting for service, "a
year old LorenzakiS was the deputy
Consul General of Greece in San
Francisco, Calf, for four years. His
enlistment was not necessary, since
his position with Greece made him
immune to service to this country
but he explained that he had
strong convictions that volunteer
ing was the only course
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Refugee havens in
Africa Proposed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 up
Temporary refugee havens may be
established in North Africa as soon
as the Sicilian campaign IS con-
cluded, it was learned today.
The camps would provide places
of safety for refugees who are able
to escape from Nazi dominated
sections of Europe and also for
those now in neutral countries.
The refugees would be main
tanned at the African hayens until
more permanent arrangements
could be made for them or until
they could be returned to their
homelands at the end of the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Ry JACK CUDDY

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 13 (UP)
The threat CT goofy psyche
i,gical experiment will becloud
Lee Savold's hcme coming today
when the rings revivified blond
tiger" returns tliumphantly alter
garnering four straight knockouts
md $4,000 in Chicago.
The 27 year old heavyweight
;hould be oozing joy because OF his
enhanced prestige, his bolstered
bank account, new baby daugh-
er and the fact that his mother is
accompanying him from st. Paul,
Mimi. for months visit in Pater-
son.
But there's q beetle in the rub
lown lotion. Coma nager Bill DAILY
has OF dered larruping Lee to break
way pronto from the family circle
nd shift TO New York for two
weeks of hilalious training in
Broadway night spots. This is an
abrupt abou.-face from the tradi-
icnal precepts of punch pilots
who since the days of Jimm Figg
have been trying to shepherd their
oully boys away from the primrose
path
1T MUST BE DONE
ITS gotta be DONE says DAILY,
SOS Lee will lose his New York
complex"
DAILY, who processes to be a
brain as-Well-as Drawn specialist,
explains that Minnesota born
Savold always has been awed by
New York, that he is Manhattan
shy," that he gets the Gotham
iitters every time he steps into the
metropolis The blond better has
proved himself great gladiator II
ether cities, DAILY says, but his
strange phobia New Yorkitis -
makes him weakling at Madison
Garden. 1t was the sole
cause of Garden defeats by Jimmy
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Murderer Dies
In Gas Chamber

SAN QUENTIN, Aug. 13 CUP) :
John Coleman, 51-year-old Chicago
policeman, was executed in the San
Quentin gas chamber today for the
murder of his divorced wife, Myrtle,
| San Diego beauty shop owner,
in 1885.
The cyanide fumes were released
in the chamber at 1902 a. m. and
Coleman was pronounced dead at
1912 a. M, one of the briefest
Executions since the state began
using gas.
Coleman previously told Warden
Clinton Duffy that he preferred
death to a communication sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Continued From Page I

ioHllnneu fIOl0 rage !
those IN Germany.
Reports from the italian frontiel
said the Milan freight yards
Marshalling yards and station haC
suffered enormous damage. Chemi-
cal and aircraft factories also wert
heavily damaged Rail traffic from
Milan was disrupted.
sPIRE CoLLAPSEs
A Swiss dispatch reported that
one Of the spires of the Duomo
Cathedral in Milan had collapsed
from conclusion of the bombs.
Fires still were burning early
this afternoon. The main centers
bombed were said to be the Piazza
Fontana, Porta Venezia and Marino
Palace. or city hall. which was un-
derstood to have been burned out.
The Raj planes were reported
TO have dropped leaflets attacking
, the ltalo-German Alliance and pro
Claiming: One Tyranny has end
ed-sIppress the other
A mighty all-American aiF arma-
ia from North Africa. ranging from
giant ur-engined Flying FortreSses
10 twin-engined Mitchell and Ma
,auder medium bombels. hit the
San Lorenzo and Littorio railway
yards in Rome this morning for the
second time in less than a month
And in the early morning hours.
speedy, British based Mosquito
hon1herc par1,,, -, +lNa
raid in nearly three months.
Exercising the same precautions
to avoid hitting church and his
torical monuments as they did in
their first raid on Rome July l9.
the Flying Fortresses confined their
precision bombing to the San
Lorenzo yards while the Mitchells
and Marauders hit the Littorio
yards.
The first wave of American
planes arrived over the italian
capital shortly after a. m. and
other waves swept across the
eternal city for at least two hours
Thus, within the short space of a
few hours the Allies served notice
that it would bomb Rome and the
rest of Italy with increasing might
until it surrenders and at the same
time were ready to launch shatter-
ing attacks on Berlin
ACCOMPANYING BOMBERS
p 38 twi n engined Lightning
fighters escorted the all-American
formations
The Rome raid followed aerial
reconnaissance showing that the
city still was being used as a mill
tary communications center despite
all warnings and the previous raid
Trains carrying military supplies
and reinforcements for German and
italian troops in southern Italy
and Sicily are made up in the San
Lorenzo and Littorio switchyards.
All aircraft were from the stra-
tegic air force commanded By Mai.
Gen. James j. (Jimmy) Doolittle.
An italian communique said the
bombers attacked Rome and sur
rounding air fields" and another
Italian broadcast reported that
Pope Plus XII left the Vatican i'm
mediately after the raid and began
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13

LONDON, Aug. 13 (UP) : The
last three Raj attacks on Cologne
destroyed more than 80 per cent OF
the central city and rs per cent of
districts on the west bank of the
Rhine, the air ministry said today
At least 80 vital factories were
damaged. The raid of June % was
aimed at the districts on the west
bank, devastating over 1000 acres,
on which was located a cable
works. a shell fuse factory, three
machinery firms, chemical plants
and an aluminium foundry.
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AFL Refuses Clio
Political Unity
Continued From Page u
otto, of the ballot box.

tCOQtlnueu cioiH oSe
faction at the ballot box.
Daniel j. Tobin, president OF the
AFL teamsters union and New
Deal supporter, wrote in his unions
official organ recently that he
would seek to bring Lewis and the
United mine workers back into the
AFL to create labor unity.
Such unity is necessary, he SAID
to prevent politicians from exert
ing undue control over the labor
movement.
The AFL's non partisan political
program also left it free to oppose
congressman who voted for the
Smith -Connally anti-strike bill
President William Green OF the AFL
said committee would be appoint
ed to urge defeat of such congress-
men, regardless of party affiliation,
in the forthcoming primaries and
elections. s..a#es
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Rent 'Gouqers in
&c. Hike Prices
Continued From Page i

s100 and more, it was learned.
If new complaints are forwarded
to the OPA rent control agency it
seemed very likely new investiga-
ton by that division will be launch
cd and if enough cases of over
charging are found rent control
may be put into eject in the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
ChrysIer Plant
Back to Normal

DETROIT, Aug. 13.-tUP)-Pro-
duction returned to normal at the
Dodge truck plant of the Chrysler
Corp. today after a one-day strike
bv 2.2O0 day-shift workers.
The strikers, members OF local
14O of the United Automobile work
ers (CIO). walked out yesterday to
support demands that the company
grant a full days pay to 400 work
ers sent home Wednesday because
of a materials shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
ATTENDS MEETING

Tom Finney, Imperial county dl-
rector of the U. S. Employment
service, spent Friday in San Bern
ardino where he attended meeting
of War ManpoWer Commission rep
resentatives for the Southern por-
ton of California district number
two
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Edgar Talks on
I.V. Early Days

j. H. Edgar. pioneer Imperial
valley resident. addressed FL Centre
Rotarians at their weekly meeting
Thursday on the early days of the
district.
Edgar, who established one of the
valleys first stores, told of hard
ships experienced by settlers and
recalled the break in the Colorado
River and the flood that followed
A former Rotary president, Edgar
came to Imperial valley in 1902.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
FINNISH AMBASSADOR IN
BERLIN RETURNS HOME

STOCKHOLM, Aug. l3 tUP) =
The Finnish minister to Berlin has
returned to Helsinki, an Official
announcement in the Finland
.apital said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
N. Y. HAS TEST ALARM

NEW YORK, Aug. l3 tUP)-NeW
York City had a IA Il -minute air
raid test at the height of the eve
ming rush hour yes. ei day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13
Churchill Warming
Is Being Fulfilled

/ a tour of the bombed areas.
The Italian communique re-
ported huge damage" in Milan and
Turin. the German Transoeean
agency said ali districts of Milan
were hit. The Marine Palace op-
posite La Scala opera house was
destroyed by fire, the agency said
and one spire of the cathedral was
hit. The central railway station
also was hit. but the agency said
only slight damage resulted.
JOIN IN ASSAULT
HalifaY and Liberator bombers of
the middle east joined in the as
sault ON Italy. attacking railway
sidings at San Giovanni across the
Straits of MeSsina from Sicily
Bombs were seen bursting ON the
railway tracks and near the train
ferry terminus. followed by fires.
Medium bomberS of the north
west African air force raided air
fields in southern Italy. including
the Crotone area on the sole of the
boot.
Italian radio reports of the Pope's
visit to the bombed areas said he
went 10 the Appio and Prenestino
districts. On the Plaza Lodi. they
said, he knelt and prayed with a
large crowd. Again at the Piabba
San Giovanni Laterno he knelt on
the steps Of a church and recited
PRAYERS. Then he returned to
Vatican City.
Rome broadcasts said the alarm
sounded at II a. m. and anti-air-
craft batteries went into action at
once. Waves of bombers flew over
at great attitudes at intervals OF
half an hour, the report said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13

This is Friday the 18th.
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ANTRA SESIJA

Antra konferencijos sesija
atidare konferencijos pirminin-
kas J. Tareila, 2:15 val. p. p.
Konferencijai saukti komi-
teto patiekta dienotvarke vi
sumos delegatu priimta kaip
patiekta.
Einant dienotvarke, sioje Sc
sijoje isrinkta rezoliuciju ko-
misija is siu: B. F. Simons-Si-
mokaitis. K. S. Karpius, Juo-
zas Tysliava, Adv. Nadas Ras-
tents, Vytautas Abraitis.
Perskaitomas iniciatoriu pir-
mo susirinkimo protokolas, ku-
riame nutarta susaukti sia
konferencija. Protokolas pri-
imtas kaip skaitytas, prijun-
giant ia protokola prie sio kon-
ferencijos protokolo priedu.
Iskelta klausimas ar tauti-
ninkams reikalingas tautiniu
organizaeiju ir pavieniu veike-
ju tautininku centras. Visu
dalyviu uzgirtas.
Santikiuose su kitQ ideolo-
giju organizacijomis ir pavie-
niais veikejais, bendrai, pa
vesta paciai sudaromo Tauti-
ninku ICeHtro isrinktai valdy-
bal elgtis; pagal reikalo ir nuo-
ziuros. 1lgiau apsistota kali
bant apie santikius SUI Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Taryba ir SUI Lie
tuviu Tautine Pilieciu Taryba.
Tarybu klausimus iSdisku-
savus. nutarta: /. Kad Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Taryba neatsto-
vauja visu Amerikos Lietuviu
bendros nuomones Lietuvos
reikalais, kaip kad il visuome-
neje bando sudaryti ispudi,
bet daugiau atstovauja Anne
rikos Lietuviu Taryboje daily
vaujanciu sroviu nuomone Lie
tuvos reikalais, kuri nuo Anne
rikos Lietuviu tautininku ski
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AMERII<OS LIETUVIU TAUTINI1KU y
KONFERENclJoS PRoTOKoLAS

Geguzes 80 d., Tautininku
Klubo patalpose, 1922 -Uinon av.,
Brooklyn. N. Y, atidaryta Lie
tuviu Amerikieciu Tautininkv
Konferencija tolimesnes tauti-
ninku veiklos gairems nusta-
tyti.
Konferencija atidare Vytau-
tas Abraitis, Konferencijai
Ruosti Laikino Kolniteto pir-
mininkas, pasakydamas ian
gine kalba, apibudinancia kon-
ferencijos tikslus. Vincas Wy
SINUS uzregistravo organizaci-
| jq atstovus ir pavienius veike-
jus.
Konferencijoj dalyvaujanciu
organizaciju atstovams ir vel
kejams susipazinti, buvo pa
kviesti pasakyti kalbas:
Vyt. Abraitis, pirmininkas,
pirmutini paprase tarti zodi il
gameti visuomenes veikeja Jo-
ma Tareila, is Waterbury, Ct.,
Pc jo kalbejo B. F. Simons-Si-
mokaitis, K. S. Karpius, Juozas
Tysliava, Adv. N. Rastenis, DR..
M. J. Colney, K. Demikis, ST.
manas Cvirka, Jadvyga Tube
liene, pie Hypatija Ycaits.
Baigus sveikinimo kalbas
perskaityta telegramai: Adv.
A. O. Shallnos, is Boston,
Mass. /: DR.. B. K. Venciaus,
Brooklyn, N. Y; laiskai: Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos pirmi-
ninko DR.. S. T. Tamosaicio is
Cleveland, Ohio, P. J. ziurio,
is Lakewood, Ohio, rupestin-
gal paruostas Vytauto sirvy-
do, is Rouses Point, N. Y, re-
feratas, ir nuo P. Juknio.
Telegramus, laiskus ir refe-
rata perskaite J. Sagys, konfe-
rencijai ruosti komiteto sekre-
torius.
Telegramai, laiskai ir refera-
tas visumos nutarimu prijun-
gti prie konferencijos protoko-
10 priedu.
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riasi. Todel tautininkai jos
veikloje dalyvauti neranda J.
manomu, kol nebus parodyti
moral kitu sroviu pagerbti ju
nuomone.
2. Kad Lietuvos Pilietiu Ia
ryba, kuri suspejo patti save
apsisaukti ir "Lietuvos kabi-
netu" ir "parliamentu", tokia
savo veikla, statancia partijQ,
sroviu ir asmenu, practices ir
ateities reikalus lygion1is arba
net pirm bendro Nepriklauso-
mo Lietuvos atstatymo reika-
lu ne tik kad neatlieka jos
kurimosi metu jai skirto uzda-
vinio, bet pretenduoja lega-
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Konferencijoje dalyvauja: !:

Konferencijoje dalyvauja:
sv. Jono Draugija,, Bronx,
N. Y: Petras Talecka, Juozas
Tiskus, Juozas Kscenaitis, AL
fonsas Stankevicius.
Americas Eietuviu Tautinin-
ku Klubas, Brooklyn, N. Y:
Jonas Baltus, Kazimiera Cars
viene, Vincas j. Vysnius, w.
tautas Abraitis, Paulina Sine
niene.
Liet. Tautos Fondas, Brook
lyn, N. Y: Petras Pusnikas,
JuoZas Sagys;
Liet. Radio Draugija, Brook
lyn, N. Y: Juozas Ginkus:
SLA. 242 kuopa, Brooklyn,
N. Y: Pr. Narvydas, Edvar-
das Rudnikas;
Lietuviu Vaizbos Butas e..
Chamber Of Commerce), Wa
terbury, Conn: DR.. M. J. Col
ney, ponia Colney, Petras Ste
ponavicius, p. Eva Steponavi-
ciene, Jonas Tareila;
SLA. $50 KIP, Maspeth, N.
Y: Domininkas Klinga.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
2-ras skyrius, Brooklyn, N. Y: :
X. Strumskis;
Moteru 'Vienybe, Brooklyn,
N. Y: Marijona Strumskiene,
Ona Valaitiene.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
, 3-cias skyrius, Newark, N. j.:
A. S. Treciokas, Vincas Am
brozevicius.
Laikrasciu atstovai:
Vienybe : Juozas Tysliava,
Brooklyn, N. Y;
Amerikos Lietuvis = B. F.
Simons-Simokaitis, Worcester,
| Mass.
Dirvos, ir Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos Centro = K. S. Kar-
plus, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pavieniai veikejai: Kastan-
tas Demikis, New Britain, CT. !;
Ad. Gudaitis, Bridgeport, Ct.;
Mikas Bulka, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Adv. N. Rastenis, Baltimore,
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Andrius Strimeikis, Brooklyn,
Simanas Cvirka, New Haven,
Teof. Susinskas, Brooklyn,
Ant. Mikalauskas, Brooklyn,
Jurgis Lapinskas, Worcester,
Ursule Baceviciene, Brooklyn,
Jurgis Puidokas, Hartfort, Ct.
Jonas Steponaitis, Brooklyn,
Vincas Kuras, Maspeth, N. Y.
Jadvyga Tubeliens, Brooklyn,
Hypatia Yeas, Washington,
Violeta Yeas, Washington,
Maria Tubelyte, Brooklyn,
Pulk. A. Valusis, New York,
Ponia Valusiene, New York,
Jonas Vaivada, Philadelphia,
J. Andriuskevicius, Brooklyn,
Violeta Tysliaviene, Brooklyn,
Jonas zemaitaitis, Brooklyn,
Kazys Paulauskas, Brooklyn, {,
Pranas Rimkus, Brooklyn,
Vincas Dauksys, Brooklyn,
Kazys Buivydas, Brooklyn.
Viso 55 atstovai.
Konferencijos prez idiuman
isrinkta: Jonas Tareila, pirrni-
ninkas; Vytautas Abraitis, pa
dejejas; sekretoriai: Juozas
Sagys ir. DR.. M. J. Colney.
Prezidiumas, uzemes vietas,
trumpomis kalbomis isreiske
.padeka atstovams veikejanns
uz pasitikejima ir pavedima
jiems konferencijos vedeju pa
reigu.
Tuo baigta pirmoji sesija 1
val. po pietQ, vienos valandos
pertraukai pietums.
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ANA META, kada ciciliku
papa Grigaitis susidejo 'ben-
dra fronta" u komunistais,
Tysliava Vienybeje padare pra-
nasyste: Matysim katrie ku-
riuos pirmiau apgaus. -.
Is pastaru dienu komunistu
aimanavimu kad socialistai pa
gavo to "bendro fronto" fonda
ir juomi naudojasi, pasirodo
kad Grigaitis kornunistus su-
kirto.
Ta "bendra fronta" lipdant
Grigaitis su komunistais Bim-
ba ir kitais tiesiog buciavosi is
dziaugsmo kad sekasi. -.
Pagaliau, apsilaizes tue lai-
mejimu, tas pats Grigaitis tais
paciais savo taukuotais zubais
buciuoja Lietuviu kataliku va
dus, laimingai padares su jais
"bendra fronta".
Dabar jau nereikia prana-
sauti katrie kuriuos apgaus -
visiems jau aiSku kad tas ku-
ris visada turi savo zubus ga
tavus kitty sroviu vadus bu-
ciuoti, kuris aplaize ir apkirto
sandariecius, kuris apibuciavo
ir aplose komunistus, graziai
mokes apkirsti ir savo laizo-
mus katalikus vadus.
BALsAVIKU Wins sake:
"Smetonininkai izoliuota CRU
PEI. Tick "izoliuota" kad ju
fondai jau daugiau pinigu tu-
ri negu kataliku, ir leidzia uz
$4,000 Norem'o knyga Lietu-
vos laisves naudai!
LIETUVIsKIEMS soc ialis-
tams kitas pliusas: "Naujienos
senai reikalavo Kominterna pa
naikinti'', Grigaitis sake. Sta
linui, matyti, pabodo tu reika-
lavimu klausyti, eme ir uzdare.
NARSUS dezertyras Abekas
pasakoja: 'Komunistu pozici-
ia garbinga visu Susivieniju-
siu Tautu adresu''. Tiesa, il
negarbinga tik vargses Lietu-
vos "adresu".
SOCIALISM, Naujienos ido-
mus paukstis: is "neteiseto"
Smetonos "teiseta" Palecki is
vysciusios, jos dabar purvais
drabsto Paleckio "teiseta" at
stova Ratomski, kuris vos Lie
tuviskai susigraibo.
SOCIALISM, Naujienos sa-
ko, Lietuvos Atstovybes palai-
kymas Londone "menkas da-
tykas". Pagal Jurgio ir kepu-
re.
BALSAVIKU Vilnis, Russia
gindama, sako: Sovietija pir-
mutine pastojo kelia Japonijai
rytuose". Bet, drauguSiai, Lie
tuva pirmutine pastojo kelia
naziams Klaipedoje, arestuoda-
DANA visa ju buri, bet uz tai
Lietuva jus ne ginat, tik Mas
kvai atiduodate!
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liskos Lietuvos vyriausybes pa
deti, veikiant Alijantu ir ne
utraliu valstybiu pripazintiems
Lietuvos Vyriausybes liku-
ciams, net gall pakenkti ma
Siam Lietuvos atstatymo dar-
bui. Todel Amerikoje tauti-
ninkai, turedami prizes axis tik
viena ideja Lietuvos reikalais
pagalba atsistoti Lietuvai
nepriklausomQ valstybiu tar
pc = smerkia tokius Lietuvos
Pilieciu Tautines Tarybos pa
sireiskimus. (Bus daugiau)
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Tikras Paliuosavimas
nuo simptomq
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T r u M P o S
z / N u T E S
(Is nlusu laikrasciu)

BUENOS AIRES, Argenti-
ma. Einant gelezinkeliu
AveHanedoj, Kovo 6 traukinis
uzgavo Kazi Zubricka, 40 m.
amziaus. Jis mire ligonineje
pc 6 dienu. Jis buvo atvykes
is Lietuvos, 1927 metals, is
Leipalingio VAL, Sein1u apskri-
ties. Jis buvo be pinigu, tai
gi jo pazystami surinko aukQ
jo palaidojimui. Druskininku
kaime, Lietuvoje, like jo mo-
tina, o siauras Amerikoje gy-
vena dvi jo seserys. Paliko
zmona ir IL metu sunu, bet su
zmona negyveno, buvo 5pasime-
te.
. WORCESTER, Mass. - Cia
auges jaunuolis, Mykolas F.
Tamulevicius, Vinco ir Pranes
TamuleviGiQ sunus, isventintas
j kunigus sv. Mykolo katedroj,
Springfield, Mass. Pirmas sa-
vo misias lake savo mieste,
Ausros Vartu baznycioj, Bir-
zelio 20.