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Evening star., 1943-11-19
De Marigny Is Fined
.S420 in Gas Case
Notice Of Appeal Filed
After Nassau Conviction
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 19.-
Alfred de Marigny, acquitted last
week on a charge of numbering his
father-in-law. Sir Harry Oakes, to-
day drew a f10O (about s420) fine
or a three-month prison sentence if
he fails to pay it-for illegal possess
sion of gasoline.
His close friend, Marquis Georges
de Visdelou, was fined the same
amount and paid Immediately, but
De Marigny filed notice of appeal.
Magistrate F. E. Field said the
only reason he did not sentence the
two men to prison is because he
might thus have delayed their de-
portation.
De Marigny and De Visdelou were
charged with possession of gasoline
believed stolen and with obtaining
gasoline from other than official
sources. De Visdelou pleaded guilty,
and De Marigny was convicted.
De Marigny now has seven days
in which to perfect his appeal.
Execution Of the sentence is delayed
from one to three months.
Representative Coffee, Democrat,
OF Washington said today he would
oppose entry into the United States
of Alfred de Marigny, who has been
invited to leave the Bahamas.
Il shall oppose any attempt of De
Marigny to get admitted to the
United States with or without his
heiress wife" Mr.. Coffee said in a
statement. THE testimony in his
recent trial disclosed the count is
not OF such character as to make
his presence in this country an asset
to the war program"
Evening star., 1943-11-19
McNubb Case Bars Confession
For Second Time in Week
Prosecution in Policeman Staying TrioI
Forced to Rest Without Accused's Statement

reasonable promptness" after his
arrest and that the Supreme Court
ruling as to timeliness of arraign-
ment would prevent the use of the
purported confession as evidence.
1t is the second time here in less
than week that the McNabb de-
cision has interfered with a GRIM
inal proceeding.
The central figures in the McNabb
case, which is becoming celebrated
in legal annals, are three youthful
Tennessee mountaineers with a
penchant for peddling whisky. They
have snarled the Federal Court
system; involved policing agencies
in a maze of legal technicalities
and brought about a demand for
uniformity in Federal and State
laws covering the arrest, detention
(See McNABB CASE page A-220
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Russians Drive Past
Korosten, Rechitsa;
Check Nazi Blows
= GomeI's Fall Believed
Near os Reds Converge
On Railway Center
BY HENRY c. CASSIDY,


MOSCOW, Nov. 19.-Russiar
Armies pushed forward toware
old Poland today from theil
newly captured bases of Koro.
stem and Rechitsa and brough
German counterattackS to 6
standstill on the lower flank O.
the great Kiev bulge in the West.
ern Ukraine.
Capture of Gomel, White Russian
rail center 25 miles east of Rechitsa
| appeared near.
The army newspaper Red Sta
said German forces which attacke,
three times in the Korostishev sec
tor, 20 miles east of Russian -helt
Zhitomir, with superior numbers O
troops and tanks, had retreated un
der a hail of Russian artillery shells
Other Blows Repulsed.
Counterattacks in the Zhitomi
sector also were repulsed. Thes
were the areas where the Red Arm,
drew back Wednesday in its first re
treat since mounting its summer of
fensive beyond Belgorod.
(The German communique said
Russian attacks were on a re-
duced scale in the Dnieper bend
and that German counterthrusts
broke stiff resistance in the Kiev
area, turning the Red Army out
of number of localities. The
Germans said bitter fighting con-
tinued in the Korosten and
Rechitsa areas and their Paris
radio asserted that the Kiev-
zhitomir railway had been cut
by the Nazis)
Red Star said the possession O
Korosten and Zhitomir gave tn,
Russians a wedge deep in the Ger
man lines, with full rail facilities TO
moving reserves and supplies.
The twin victories were proclaimed
last night by Premier Stain il
orders of the day which eulogize,
Gen. Nikolal Vatutin, commander O
the 1st Ukraine Army, for the storm
ing of Korosten and Gen. Constantll
Rokossovsky for his success a
Rechitsa.
Split Nazi Forces.
Capture OF korosten, go miles from
the old Polish border, effectively spill
the German forces in the Ukrain
from those in White Russia. Tn
fall of Rechitsa narrowed the las
escape corridor open to the be
leaguered Golnel garrison to les
than 25 miles. The Gomel- -Zhlobil
rail line already was within tn
radius Of Soviet artillery.
Russian columns were reporte,
converging on Gomel from tn
north and south.
Stain ordered a double salute O
IL salvoes from 1874 Moscow victor
guns to celebrate the Russian
triumphs.
Occupation of Korosten followed
tWo-day battle in which the Re-
(See RUSSIA. Page ADJ
Evening star., 1943-11-19
BY THOMAS F. HAWKINS,

| Associated Press Foreign correspondent.
BERN, Nov. 19.-Marshal Hen
ri Philippe Petain has drafted a
new French constitution along
democratic lines which the Nazis
have prevented him from pro-
mitigating, and has renounced
Pierre Laval as his successor in a
decree also hushed up, it was
disclosed today.
The 87-year-old chief of states
abrupt turn from German domina-
ton, which he had previously de-
clared France honor bound to follow
because of the 1910 peace treaty
was revealed in the publication of
speech he was never permitted to
deliver.
Marshal Petain had named Nazi-
Collaborationist Laval as his sue
cessor on November IT, 1912, and
gave him power to make laws and
issue DEGREES after German troops
crossed the armistice demarkation
line into Vichy French territory.
In the unpublished decree direct
ing France back to the democratic
constitution of 1875, Marshal Petain
stated his intention of retaining
powers as chief of state until his
death, unless the new constitution
he drafted is ratified.
Resignation Sent to Cabinet.
1t is known privately that the con-
stitution intended to restore a den-
ocratic regime with hoped-for i'm
Iprovements over the 1875 legislation.
BY its ponderous wording, the old
constitution made possible, it critics
|contended, turnover after turnover
of French cabinets and thereby
contributed to French ineficiency
and unpreparedness for the war
which came in 1899.
The 1875 constitution established
the Third Republic with a parlia-
mentary and democratic form of
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Won Munnstein Mentioned

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 10 P.-The
Gotehorg newspaper Handels- Och
Sjoefartstidning said yesterday the
German opposition radio reported
Field Marshal Gen. Fritz Won Mann
stein had been proposed as COM
mander in chief of all German mill
tary operations by German generals
= secret meeting.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Nelson Seen as Likely
Director in Returning
Plants 10 Peace Role
Postwar Planning Mustn't I
BoIk War Effort, Wilson
Tells Trumun Committee

War Production Board Chair.
man Donald M. Nelson today ap.
peared to be "out in front" fol
the job of guiding American in
dustry back to peacetime pro.
duction when the war ends. Al
the same time, WPB Vice Chair
man Charles E. Wilson warned
the Truman Committee that the
Nation must not let postwar
planning interfere with produc-
ton for a war that is by nc
means over"
Mr.. Nelson's agency acquired fresf
prestige after it was disclosed tha
Bernard M. Baruch last night tole
meeting of steel industry leader
that the men who wound up pro-
duction should unwind it." He add
ed that the task should rest with
WPB, but warned that it would b'
much more difficult to readjust th'
Nation to a civilian way of life thar
it was to get ready for all-out war
| Mr.. Wilson described the country
ImanpoWer situation as steadily i'm
proving, but said neither technica
experts nor vital materials can b.
diverted from concentration of tn,
war at this time to tackle the prob
lens of peace.
Manpower Use Better.
He foresaw a possibility that engi
neering forces in the aircraft indus
/ try could give some attention tt
peacetime designs late next year
but not earlier.
THE utilization of manpower il
the aircraft industry" he told tn
committee, "is becoming very mucl
better"
Mr.. Wilson also told the commit
tee the transition back from wa
to peace production in American
industry would be eased if whole
salers and retailers could be en-
couraged to prepare tentative orders
so that manufacturers would hav'
an estimate of the volume of outpu
W pe pldlllleu.
If such orders could be made VI
between a manufacturer and hi
wholesale and retail outlets, Mr.. Viii
son said, it should be done only will
the understanding that they woult
await receipt of "a green light" from
the Government as to when tn
materials and manpower could b.
used for those purposes.
Puts War First.
K. T. Keller, president of tn,
Chrysler Corp, told the COMMITTEES
he does not believe any postwa
plans "are worth a darn" unless tn
top executives of company cal
devote their time to them, and hi
company is still being importune,
to take on essential work.
I'm a war man while the war i
still on" he continued, eff we cal
shorten the war by one month, i
will be worth more than all tn,
postwar plans we could make"
Despite the continued cencentra
ton on war production, Mr.. Nelson
was said to have told his staff tina
unless WPB is designated to handle
reconversion, he feels that the mar
or agency selected should handl,
production problems from now on
Under such conditions, his job IL
Washington would be about over
he is reported to have said.
Other high officials doubted tha
(see CONVERSION, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1943-11-19
8 Tons Of Meat
Weekly Said 70
Loss Reported Due
To Point Shortage,
Lack Of Refrigeration
BY GEORGE H. ENGEMAN.

Meat supplies are piling up SO
rapidly in Washington that an
estimated 10000 to $4,000 pounds
are spelling and being thrown
away by dealers each week, it
was learned today.
Refrigeration space is at such a
premium that one meat wholesaler
reported he had been unable to find
space in the city and had even
sought it in such cities as Baltimore
Chicago and ST. Louis, but could not
find it.
Officials at the city's largest re-
frigerated storage warehouse, which
has capacity of 10000 cubic feet,
said they were able to accept new
shipments only to the extent that
earlier shipments are Withdraw n.
The warehouse is averaging a turn
over of 100000 pounds a day.
Lack Ration Points.
According to District meat whole
salers, the wastage is due to the fact
that hotels and restaurants here
lack sufficient ration points to alb
sorb the meats coming in One
wholesaler said the Government had
authorized an increase in slaughter
ing without making provision for
consumption of the tremendous
surplus" by the public
The situation was the subject of
a meeting held this week in the
Offices of Edward D. Shaw, secretary
Of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association. It was attended
by representatives of the meat
branch of the association and OF
the Districts hotel and restaurant
associations.
Arthur j. Harnett, secretary o.
the Washington Hotel Association
said today that his association al.
ready had put the matter up t
the ONCE of Price Administration
requesting a reduction of the poin
value Of the meats involved as tn,
only way out of the situation. !
similar point value reduction TO
pork was ordered this week BY tn,
OPA.
Asks OPA Inspection.
Mr.. Harnett said his association
had asked the OPA to make an in.
spection of the situation in loca
dealers warehouses, the oversuppll
being described by Mr.. Shaw a
plenty in the midst Of scarcity"
1--WE feel that the situation here
in Washington is very unusual ant
that the OPA certainly should allow
some relaxation of point values
rather than let the meat spoil and
be thrown out Mr.. Shaw said.
Such a relaxation recently wa.
urged by the Washington Restau.
rant Association. officials of which
asserted that present ration point
allotments were insufficient to en-.
able them to serve the great infu.
OF war workers into the District.
One Dealer Loses 5000 Pounds.
One meat wholesaler said his
waste, due to trimming resulting
from spollage, was running to 5000
pounds a week in excess of his nor
NAL trim. He asserted he had beer
able to relieve his situation partially
today by selling Is barrels of mea
which was threatening to 60 tc
waste to a Baltimore sausage manu-
facturer. Wastage at his plant ha.
been running to 1000 pounds a day
for the last several weeks, he said.
Most of the meats involved fall in
Evening star., 1943-11-19
War Worker Charues
lombard With Assault
BY the Associated Press

6S the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-Er-
ME lombard, catcher for the New
York Giants, must appear in court
Wednesday to answer a charge of
assault and battery growing out of
an asserted hareup in a night club
He was arrested at his Oakland
home yesterday on the complaint of
Wade Jones, Richmond (CalifD war
plant foreman, who charged that
Lombardi broke his nose and in
ficted a severe cash under his eye
in an impromptu fight Novem-
ber 10.
Mr.. Jones attorney, Adrian Talm-
quist. said he was drawing up a
$4,000 civil action against the base
ball player.
lombard was released on bail
pending the hearing.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Toxic Reports Planes
Driven OFF From java
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia Toxic
broadcast recorded today by Gov
ernment monitors said Allied bomb
ers had appeared over the eastern
end of Java and the nearby island
Of Bali yesterday but had been
driven off by japanese antiaircraft
fire and naval air units.
There was no mention of air ac-
tivity in that area, however, in the
daily communique from Allied
Southwest Pacific headquarters.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Late News
Bulletins
Drive Short of Goal

The Community War Fund
campaign officially ended to-
day with GLIB per cent of its
S4,80O,0 900 goal. Pledges re-
ported today brought the total
number of givers to 379,866
and contributions to 81 ,402, ,811.
While the campaign has Of
ficially closed, workers were
asked today to round up any
gifts that might still be out
standing.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Nicely Found Guilty

After deliberating about an
hour and a quarter, a District
Court jury this afternoon
found MunrOe d. Neely, IS,
colored, guilty of first degree
murder in the shooting of
Policeman Charles r. Johns
ton, rs, last May, when the Of
ficer tried to arrest him in the
600 block of Twenty-firs
street NE. The death penalty
on the charge is mandatory.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See PACIFIC, Page A-22)
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See MEAT, Page ABB
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See SUBSIDIES, Page A-22D
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See STRIKE. Page A-22.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See PETAIN, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1943-11-19

IOmbaTdl was TeIeaSed on ba
pending the hearing.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Guide for Reoders

Finance -A-22-23 Where to Go -B-7
Lost and Found A-3i Woman's Page Ais
Evening star., 1943-11-19

(See WAR FUNDS, Page A-22
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(BUS DAUGIAU)
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LVS METINIS SUVAZIAVI-
MAS
IVYkS CLEVELAND LIEPOS a

\IISIEMS Lietuvai Vaduot Saungos skyrams ir ma
riams Suomi pranesame kad Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos metinis suvazavmas bus aikomas Cievelande,
Ohio Liepos 3-4 dienomis. Vieta bus paskebta trum
pu laiku.
LVS. skyru, veikeju ir nariu prasome:
l. Rupintis pasiusti viena atstova is skyriaus
suvaziavima. Taipgi kvieciami naria nariai rene
jai r garbes narai. Lietuva yra so karo aua tOdel
kad ir karo metas, negalma apeist darby uz jos at
steigima, privaom dirb neasizvelgiant vsus nepato
gumus.
z. RuOskte nuo saves pasveikinimus suvaziavimui,
SUI mazesne ar ddesne aka aukos rekalnga baigi-
mui iseish Dr. Norern'O knygos "Timeless Lthuana
rekalnga daugiau ringu pletmu LVS akcijos visomis
pusemis
3. Pasiryzkit symet padaryti savo $500 auka Lie
tuvai Vaduot Saungai, atzymejimu Is metu Lietuyos
Nepriklausomybes Jubilejaus.
Visos aukos bus irasytos LVS itaisyta puikia AM
zINA KNYGA.
4. Prsiusk suvaziavimui naudingu patarmg SUI
manymu ir nesimu.
Aukas ar sumanymus suvaziavimui siunciant, ir no
rint nformaciju apie LVS rasykit
L. V. S. CENTRAS
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland Ohio
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stai DIR. Owen ]. c. Norem, buves Suv. ValstJQ
Igaliotas Mnisters atstovaves Kaune savo valsy6el
paskutinus treus metus 938-1940) tur parases Ia
bal idomia lmyga 600 pusapiu didumo) apie Letuva
Autorius pasakoja apie Lietuviu kme, apie jq kali
bos verte apie W senaa ir naujaja kultura, apie jq
nuopenus Europos cvilizacijai. Periodais aprasyta
Letvos stora pradeus Ella senove If baigiant JOS ne
prklausomos valstybes atseigmu Isdestyta kaip Lie
tuvia 12me azue susiteke valstyben, sezningai ko-
voo su plesrias Vokecu ordinais r uos nugao, kaip
kariavo rytq savais ir Totoriais kaip je besgi-
dami presu suure ddzule imperija r kaip savo ssi-
plstoimu pavarge, susideo s Lenkais Unijon prara-
do savarankskuma ir kaip pagaliau, Lenkja if Letu-
va buvo pasdanta tarp Prusos, Austros ir Rusijos.
DAUG VIETOS DR.. Norem'o knygoe pasvesta at
sisteigusios Neprikausomos Lietvos periodui Obs
1910 m) Pradejes 1918 meu Lietuvos Tarybos Dekla-
raca autorius paeiiu apzvalgo partu santikius Wy
riausybiu pasketimus, ddziules ekonomnes If fnan-
sines reformas ypac zemes reforma tautines kuuros
pazanga, dplomatinius prekybinius ir ktokius Letu
vos santikus ktais kraStais Neapenkia siokiq ar
tokiu negerovu klusiu vidaus gyvenie ir ju nugale
jima: Knygoje duoda vadovaujanciu zmoniq karak
teristika ir ju ivertnimus Skyrium stabtelea ties
sunkiomis Vilniaus r Kaipedos problemomis, placia
paliecia naziu Neumann-Sasso bya. Dokumentu svie-
sole parodo agresngus Rusijos Vokietijos r Lenjos
pasikesinmus Lietuvos nepriklausomybe Ypac de-
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mesio kreipa Rusijos karakteristka istoriniu zvg-
sniu
DR.. NOREMui BUVO LEMTA SAVO AKIN MA
TYTI IR IVERTINTI SMUGIAI, SUDUOTI LIETU-
Val 1938-1940 METALS. NUNS yra brangintinos tos
jo, kaip pasalieeo, besaisko udytojo krngos pasta
bos. Autorius knygoe skslia aksten nauju fax
tu, dar nezinotu vesu1nai.
Knyga puoSa apie 20 iliustracijp ir kei Letuvos
zemelapai Vienas u parodo kokiu ribu Lietuvai rel
kalavo Lietuvu Deegacja Paryzaus Taikos Konferen-
cjoe ir Maskvos derybose 1920 metals kur buvo pas
rasyta taikos sutartis.
81 knyga atsies CANA brangiai, taig reikia dau-
giau auku jos isleidimo uztikinimui.
Taig, Suomi kreipiames Tamsta prasant padsh
s. kilnu r didel darba 1unyt prasome atsiep
greiciausu lailu prisuneiant auka sulyg isga
les. Ko daugiau If sl1biau bus aukojama to engviau
bus ivykdyt tas patriotiskas darbas.
Auku prasome asmenisku, is draugiju kuopu klu-
bu, professionally ir biznieriu
Aukos primamos nuo 81 ir auksciau Davusieji
$500 ar daugiau gaus knyga. Aukotoju vardai tlps
knygoe.
LEETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGA
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ATSISAUKIMAS.
| DRAUGIJAS,
kUBUS, kUO-
PAS
PRISIDEKIT PRIZE ISLEIDI-
MO "TIMELESS LITHUA-
MA" TUOJAU,

JUS tiesioginiai laiskais pa
siekti yra didelis ir neimano-
darbas. Taciau is praei-
ties zinome kad jus svarbius
tautos reikalus nuosirdziai at
siliepet paskaite atsisaukimus
musu spaudoje.
Suomi kreipiames pavie-
nes koloniju draugijas, klubus,
chorus, SLA., TMD., LDKSA.
ir kitas kuopas prasydami pri-
sideti SUI maza ar SUI stambes-
ne auka isleidimui Amerikos
Ministerio Norem knygai "Ti-
meless Lithuania".
Visokios aukos, mazos ar di-
desnes, bus nuosirdziai iverti-
namos. Uz stambesnes aukas
bus duodama knyga arba ke-
lios knygos, kurias galesit pa
dovanoti savo miesto knygynui
ir zymesniems Americas poll
tikos vadams, kuriu zodis ga
Ii daug prisideti prie Lietuvos
atsteigimo.
Gerbiamieji, neziurekit kas
ia knyga leidzia, bet remkit ia
aukokit jos iSleidimui!
Remnant sia knyga JUS pri
sidesit tikriausiu budu Lietu
vos laisves bylos gynime!
Lietuvai VaduOti Sajunga
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nmpn %@nrmMM

tu nepriklausomybes teise, pa
zadeta Atlantic Carterio. Del
to spauda siaip speja: Jei So
vietai ginklu uzimtq ta pajuri
tai nebeiseitu is ten, niekas ju
nebeisvarytu ir Lietuviams,
Latviams ir. Estams likimas
lemtu prarasti savo laisve. To-
liau il aiskina kad dabar di-
dziosionls demokratijoms grie-
ztai atmetus SovietQ pretenzi-
jas, Sic gal ryztusi vieni sky
rum taikintis SUI Vokietija.
Kick tuose speliojimuose yra
rimto pagrindo, parodys atei-
tis.
Jei ivykiai riedetq taip kaip
spejama tai butu panasu ap-
peasement politika, j Municho
istorijos pasikartojima. Skir-
tumas betgi butu toks kad pir-
maeile role, anuomet vaidinta
Hitlerio, dabar tektu Stalinui,
kad anuomet pradeta nuo &C.
koslovakijos, dabar nuo Pabal-
TITO kraStu. Ir ar to appease-
ment pasekos butu tolygios ar
dar liudnesnes - vargiai kas
galetu iminti. Taciau nera vie
tos galutinai pesimistiSkai nu-
siteikti. Nei Amerkos nei Di-
dziosios Britanijos valdzios ne.
ra pareiskusios kad sutinkan.
clos su siomis, Rusijos. pareik.
stomis, pretenzijomis.
United Nations, ruosiantis
antru frontu pulti Asies paver.
gta Europos kontinenta, svar
bu zinoti kaip tas vadavimo zy.
gis bus jo sutiktas. Spauds
tikina, jis busias sutiktas en-
tuziastingai. Su tokia paziu
ra reiktu sutikti, bet ne ligi ga
10. Visi pavergtieji krasta
geidzia issivaduoti is Hitlerit
verguves, bet nei vienas ju ne
nori patekti Stalino jungan
Ar yra tokiai baimei pagrin
do? Yra. Musu cia svarstyt
faktai, be abejo, yra zinom
pavergtiesiems ir neutraliem
krastams, ir dar su komenta
rails, Asies propagandos nu
sviestais. Taip pat jie Zinc i
Anglu-Rusu sutarti, sulyg ku
rios busianti tvarkoma pokari
ne Europa. Taigi zmones ten
samprotauja siaip: Jei Rusijs
dabar, kada priklauso nuo sa
vo talkininku, didziuju demo
kratiju, milziniskos paramos
nesiskaito su ju politikos lini.
ia, nuzymeta Atlantic Carterio
tai dar maziau skaitysis kai
bus nugaleta Asis.
| rms dal1uiar1l
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DARIAUS-Gireno Komitetas

DARIAUS-Gireno Komitetas
noredamas grozineje literatu-
role atzymeti Lietuviu tautos
Dariaus ir Gireno di-
dinga zygi, paskelbe konkrsa
parasyti: u Legendarine pa
saka apie Dariaus-Gireno zygi;
p As minutu radio vaidinimui
teksta tema: "Dariaus-Gireno
skridimas per Atlantika".
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VOKIECIU laikrasciai skel-
bia kad Lietuvoje buve viesai
pakarti du Lietuvos pilieciai,
apkaltinti banditizmu. Kostas
Kornikovas pakartas zygai-
ciuose, O Juozas Jackys-Jacke-
Vicius - Erzvilke.
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KITAS JAUNUOLIS Is
WORCESTER RAsO:

"Lietuvai reikes sunkiai ko-
voti del savo laisves, taigi as
tikiu kad 81 DR.. Norem'o kny-
ga pagelbes jai ta reiksminga
kova pravesti. AS Amerikos
Lietuviu jaunuolis aukoju SIS
Timeless Lithuania knygai lei
sti, prisidedamas prie to nau-
dingo darbo".
Juozas BaliukOnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-21
PAJIESKAU APSIVEDIMUI

Jieskau Lietuves moteries apsi-
vedimui, nesenesnes kaip so m. am
ziaus; as esu So metu. Turiu nuo-
sava mama, taipgi darba su geru
uzmokeseiu. Su pirma zmona esu
persiskyres (divorsuotas). Visi A
vaikai suauge. Norincios apsivesti
prasomos atsiliepti laisku. (20)
Klemensas Morkunas
l5l6 Ray street Dayton, Ohio