davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SVEDAI UzTARIA PABALTIJO TAU
TQ LAISVE

Pabaltijo tautu negincijama
teise gyventi savu laisvu gy-
venimu. Artejant taikos su-
sitarimams mes reikalaujame
daug iskentejusioms Estu, La
tviu, ir Lietuviu tautoms lai-
sves ir nepriklausomybes.'
Tarp pasirasiusiuju yra 3
vyskupai, 20 profesoriu, 2 do
centai, 10 Seimo nariu, 5 wy
riausieji redaktoriai, 3 gene
raliniai dideliu imoniu direkto.
rial, 2 pulkininkai.
svedu spaudoje Sis Pabalti
jo tautu laisves reikalavimus
remnants atsisaukimas sulau.
ke plataus atgasrio ir pacios
redakcijos savo vedamaisiaiS
straipsniais pasisake uz Pabal
tijo valstybine nepriklausomy
be.
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kaip Detroito Skyrius
Laukia knygos

Detroito LVS 6-tas skyrius
laukdamas knygos "Timeless
Lithuania" svarsto apie suren-
gina vieso vakarelio, kai kny-
ga bus gatava. Tan vakarelin
bus sukviesta visi knygos pre-
numeratorfai Detroitieciai, su-
sipazinimui ir susidraugavi-
mui, ir knyga bus ten iSdalin-
ia items kurie atsilankys.
Tai gera mintis, ir panasiai
patartina ruostis kitoms kolo-
nijoms padaryti. Toki vakar-
Il galima isnaudoti parinkimui
auku kittens svarbiems Lietu-
vos reikalams.
Jeigu kurie nori tue reikalu
patarimu is Centre, prasome
kreiptis, mielai bus suteikia-
ma.
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IR VENGRAI w LIE.
TUVOS LAISVE

New Yorko Vengru dienras-
tbs "Amerikai Magyar Nepsza-
va" Rugsejo II idejo straps
nj "Trojos Arklys'', kurio kick
sutrumpinta vertima paduoda-
me:
"Tarp kontinento tautu, tur-
but nemaloniausioje padetyje
randas Baltijos valstybiu EMO
nes. Po Primo Pasaulinio ka-
70 Lietuva, Latvija ir Estiia
iskovojo ir paskelbe savo ne
priklausomybe. 1920 metu Il
Liepos paktu Sovietu valdzia
pripazino ju ir Suomijos nepri-
klausomybe, atsisakydama nuo
bent kokiu pretenziju. Tos
trys tautos graziai ir taikin-
gal gyveno, atstate savo karo
nualintas valstybes ir puikiai
progressive Xxi Hitlerio ateiimo
i valdzia.
'Naziai su pavydu ziurejo j
tas valstybes ir ] puiku Klai-
pedos vienintelio Lietuvos
uosto = vystymasi. Kol Eu-
ropoje viespatavo taika, Balti-
jos valstybese viskas puikiai
klojosi. Bet staiga viskas ap-
virto aukstyn kojom, buvo pa
sirasytas Rusijos-Vok tt j O S
paktas; Vokieciai pag | e m Z e
Klaipeda, Rusai sudare 'nau-
ia pakta' su Baltijos valstybe-
mis-. 1889 metu Spaliu 10 d.,
pasirasytas naujas paktas ir
pavadintas Savitarpines pagal-
bos paktu. Lietuvos Ministe-
ris Washingtone p. zadeikis ra-
Sc N. Y. Times laiska pavadin-
damas ta pakta Trojos Ark
liu' (cia cituojama to laisko
istrauka).
"Baltijos tautos praktikoje
pazino tikra 'draugisku' sutar-
ciu vertybe ir vieton ju dau-
giau pasitiki Atlantic Carteriu
ir geidzia j pritaikinti sau.
Ateityje jos nebenori jokiu
'Trojos Arkliu'."
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LiETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGOS
CENTRO zINIOS
US CENTRAS, $500 Superior Ave-, Cleveland g. Ohio
Baltimores Skyriuje S
Nauji Nariai

Baltimore, Md, Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos skyriun isirase
sic nauii nariai ir uzsimokejo
metines buckles:
KaSinskas Juozas 200
Bridickas Vincas 200
Buciene Adele 200
Daminikaitiene Kaze 200
Gaidiene Paulina 200
Skyriaus sekretorius P. P.
Jaras prisiunte Centrui $40, tn
nariu duokliu.
Skyrius turejo savo susirin-
kima, apkalbeta beganti rel
kalai.
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Balandzio "a ir 25 d. Svedu
dienrasciai paskelbe sc svedi-
jos zymiu politiku ir mokslo
vyru toki atsisaukima:
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VARTOKIT KAREI-
VIC SERIJOS NU-
MERI

Karo DEPARTMENTS praso
JUS naudoti kareivio serijos
numeri norint officially istaigu
informacijos apie jusu kari al
karines tarnybos asmeni.
Nepatiekus serijos numerio,
tenka daug laiko sugaisti jies-
kojimui, kadangi kariuomene-
je yra daug tokiu pat pavar-
dziu, ir todel JUS negalit tike-
tbs sulaukti greito atsakymo.
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w PABALTIJO TAUTU
LASIVE!

LASIVE!
"Nesenai spaudoje kreipesi
trys Estijos, Latvijos ir Lietu-
vos pasizymeje kulturos atsto-
val j sviesesne pasaulio opini-
ia, saukdamiesi paramos kovo-
je del savo tautu teisetu tauti-
niu reikalavimu. Mes zemiau
pasirase, pritardami tam krei-
pimuisi norime pareiksti kas
seka:
"Estai, Latviai, ir Lietuviai
sudaro visiskai atskiras tautas
SUI savitomis kalbomis, SAWS
toviai isvystytomis kulturos
f o r m mi is, pergyvenusiomis
simtmeciu priespauda ir tuomi
irodziusiomis savo tautine gy,
vybine jiega.
"Per dvidesimts metu tarl
abieju pasauliniu karu save
laisves Estai, Latviai, ir Lie
tuviai atliko ivairiose srityse
valstybneje, kulturineje ir eko-
nomineje, toki darba kuris SUI
kele pasaulio nusistebejima il
aiskiai irode ju valstybines
kurybos pajieguma. Tuo pat
metu irodyta kad kultura gall
klesteti tik laisves apsaugoje
"Pabaltijo tautu vyriausias
tikslas buvo geriausioje san
tarveje su savo kaimynais dir
bti savo krastu labui. Be ma
ziausios kaltes is ju puses tie
krastai pateko j dvieju didziV
valstybiu okupacija, isplesusia
jiems laisve ir istumusiu gy,
ventojus j sunkias kancias.
"Pasaulio Saline niekad ne
gales susitaikinti SUI tue kad
mazos taikingos valstybes, at
liekancios naudinga kulturos
tarnyboje darba, butu paauko-
tos didziuju valstybiu imperia-
listiniams interesams. Jeigu
JOINS butu atimta laisve, teisei
ir teisingumui butu padaryta
nepagydoma zaizda. Tuo pat
butu nusikalsta Atlantic Dekla-
racijos kilniems principams
kuriais yra pazadeta VISIONS
tautoms laisve ir savaranku-
mas, 'prievartos keliu ju nu-
stojusioms'.
"Mes pasirasiusieji remiame
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AUkOS LVS REIKALAMS

K. Demikis, is New Bri-
tain, Conn.,, prisiunte:
Mario mokesti 200
Lietuvos reikalams 500
Mare Milunaitiene prisiunte
prenumaratas siu Baltimorie-
ciu:
Kun. DR.. L. J. Mendelis 500
Mr.. ir Mrs. Joe Paulonis 500
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sIAULIU apygardos teis

sIAULIU apygardos teismo
teisejas L. Vrubliauskas atlei-
stas is pareigu ir paskirtas ad-
vokatu su buveine Pakruojuje.
To pat teismo tardytojas l..
Miniotas paskirtas advokatu
Radviliskyje. Tardytoja Girls
keviciute- -Velickiene pa S k irta
advokate Taurageje.
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SIUSKIT KALEDU
DOVANAS DABAR

Oar karta primename kad
daibar yra paskutines dienos
issiusti Kaledu dovanas savo
vaikams, dukterins tarnaujan-
items uzjuriuose.
Dabar issiustos dovanos pa
stems JUGS laiku prizes sventes.
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'eNceiiicso lcllo oNOJOJc LlcCuVO-
Je, Liudas Giras seniau raSy-
davo dul-dul-dudeles, O dabar,
parsidaves Maskvai, raso ko-
munistu diktuojamas pasakas
apie Lietuva. Viena tokia jo
pasaka pateko j New York
Times september Fl, 943) !,
per Sovietu Informacijos Blu
ro protekcija. Giros vardu tas
biuras reikalauja isspausdinti
jo laiska, kaip atsaka New
Yorko Lietuviu Tarybos lais7
kui (p. Pakalnio), isspausdin-
tam tame dienrastyje Liepos
pabaigoje. Mat, Tarybos min
tys esancios labai kenksmin-
gos Jungtiniu Tautu bylai.
Pc tos trumpos grasinan-
clos izangos seka melu nuda-
zyti faktai. Melo pamusalas
visiems faktams yra tas kad
Vokieciu okupacijai Lietuvoje
tesipriesina bolsevikai ir par
tiZanai. Jie arda gelezinkelius,
trukda pramone ir kitaip gall
na Vokieciams okupantams rel
kalingus darbus. W tokia
veikla Vokieciai ziauriai bau-
dzia jiems priesingus Lietu-
vius, zinoma, komunistu par
tizanu vadovaujamus.' Pavyz-
dziui paimtas Lietuviu pasi.
priesinimas steigti Lietuviu lie.
gionus. Kai tas zygis Vokie.
CLAIMS nepavykes tai jie atker.
size: uzdare Lietuvos univer.
sitetus, daugybe zmoniu SUI
eme, dargi susaude.
Cia ir islenda is melu maist
yla. Nei Prof. Jurgutis, ne
DR.. Germantas, nei kiti ku
riuos Vokieciai sueme uz ne
pritarima legijonams, nera bol
sevikai. Atbulai, visi jie prie
sininkai ir komunistu ir naziu
Veikiausia delto Gira BiuraE
venge pamineti savo laiskt
bent viena suimtQju pavarde
Suimtuju gimines ar pazysta
mieji, kuriu Amerikoje netru
ksta, butu iskele aikSten t;
bolsevikQ sugalvota mela. Blu
ras tai numate, del to ir ne
paminejo suimtQju pavardziu
Universitetu ir kitty aukstu
ju mokyklu profesoriai ne ko
munistai, negi komunistai il
auksciausieji dvasininkai, kali
Arkivyskupas Reinys ir Vys
kupas Briggs. Jei Vokiecia
JUGS visus sueme tai ne kail
komunistus, o kaip Lietuvius
patriotus, pasipriezinusius ma
cionalsocialistu sauvalei, il
siekiancius laisVOs IietuVOs
nepriklausancios nei Vokietija
nei Sovietu Rusijai.
Teisybe kad "Lietuviu liau
dies" kova prizes Vokieciu oku
pacija yra reiskinys Vokieti
jai sumusti", bet neteisybe ka(
Lietuva geidzia patekti po So
vietu Rusijos letena ir ten bol
sevizmo juroje paskesti. Lie
tuviai priesinosi daryti sava
noriu patalijonus Vokieciu tai
kai ne is .meiles Rusijai, 81
jais barbariskai pasielgusiai, I
is neapykantos Vokieciams
kad Hitleris susitares SUI Sta
linu pirma pardave Lietuva ko
munistu vergijon, dabar no
retu isnaikinti ir Lietuviu tau
ia, sodindamas j jos tevyn
Vokiecius kolonistus.
Gira giriasi, ar tas komuni
stu biuras paliepe jam pasigir
ii, kad Lietuvos likima turint
teises lemti vien Sovietu galy
be, zinoma, ir jis kaip Auks
ciausios Sovietu Tarybos na
rvs, kuri isrinkus Lietuvi
tauta. Taip didziuojasi ia
dul-dul-dudele, kuri dailininka
patalpino savo karikaturos
can't Politikos Laktu" dar pc
pirmaji kara. Ten Gira pans
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Amerikos lektuvai taip ge-
raj snbudavoti kad kelionese
jie buna priesu ir gerokai SUI
saudyti, daugelis pajiegia par
gryzti atgal. Sis bomberis SUI
skyle sparne, pargryzo SUI sa-
vo lakunais atgal j Anglia.
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LAISVA LIETUVA s~""% =.~~-. -
SusoVietinta Dull -dudele

slbaSte RuSal bolSeVlkal | Vii
niQ, Gira pateko ] ju nelaisve.
Kalejime sededamas verksleno
ir rase gailias eiles. Paskum
Sovietai ismaine j bolseviku,
Lietuvos vyriausybes kalina-
mu. Gryzo Gira j Lietuva nu-
skures, bet greitai atsigavo ir
tapo paslaugus Lietuvos Wy
riausybei.
Kai 1919 m. Pilsudskis nu-
tiese laisvoje Lietuvoje. slap
tos Lenku karines organizacijos
tinkla (P. o. w. Lietuvos val
dziai sprogdinti is vidaus, p.
Slezevicius, tuometines vyriau-
sybes pirmininkas, paskyre Gil
ra aukstu zvalgybos vadkinin-
ku. Apsirenges karine unifor-
ma, prisikabines soble prie So
no, eme SUI buriu padauzu svai-
stytis po dvarus ir kratyti ju
turta. Pakrypes j soma, kaip
Goebbels, rode panaberija, vii
xmas sobles, kaip zasiukas
sparnu, per meslavezti slieku
apsirijes. Toki il zmones ISL
ziureje pasakojo. IS tokiu zval-
gybos antpuoliu gryzdavo j
Kauna su savo sebrais ne dy-
komis. Ypatingai sekmingas
jo zygis buvo j viena Kaisiado-
riu apielinkes dvara. Tatai is
kilo aiksten kai dvaro savinin-
kas rudeniop isdryso pasiskus-
ii Gira, Galvanausko sudary-
tai vyriausybei, kad j, saw
ninka, apiplese ir jo seimyna
lapkule. Buvo nusiusta j diva
ra komisija istirti skunda.
Skundas pasirode visai pagry-
stas. Buvo iskratytas Giros
butas ir atrasta aibes grobiC
is dvaro: priegalviu, apklotu
paklodziu, kumpiu, kalakutu
ir kitokiu gerybiu. Tardyto'
jas teisejas kvalifikavo ta Gi
ros zygi. kaip ginkluota uzpuo
lima tikslu apiplesti. Byla bu
vo atiduota apsaugos ministe
riui, mes Gira buvo karo val
dininkas. Blogai. Tada Girs
su Giriene eme vaikscioti pei
visokias istaigas jieskoti save
bedoje uztarimo. Byla Xxi tel
smo nepriejo. Gal apsaugoS
minister's pasigailejo Dul-Du.
deles poeto, O gal pamirso duo
ii bylai eiga, kai Lietuvai gra
Sc Bermontininku pavojus.
Gira, matyti, gimes po lai.
minga zvaigzde. Rodos, tas
pats p. Slezevicius, tapes 1929
metals ministeriu pirmininku
ipirso Gira valstybes teatro di,
rektorium. Pc kurio laiko, jau
pasitraukus p. Slezeviciui is
ministerio pirmininko vietos
svietimo minister's patyre kac
teatro direktorius Gira negall
atsiskaityti is 10000 litu. We
beda. -. Arba sesti telsme
ant kaltinamuju suolo arba su,
grazinti ia suma valstybes IL,
dui. Pasigalejo zmones poetic
ir padenge jo padaryta kaso-
je nepritekliu.
Gira neisnyko. Jis kaz kaiF
pritilpo svietimo ministerlJoJe
prize knygu leidimo komisijos
Mat, literatas tai, sako, gera1
nusimanys kokios knygos ge'
ros, kokios netikusios. Paga-
liau tick jis ikirejo savo ben
dradarbiams tinginiavimu il
netvarka kad svietimo minis
teris j paleido is tarnybos.
Pc to Gira su zmona emt
daznai lankytis Sovietu atsto
vybeje Kaune ir kviestis pas
save raudonosios zvai g Z d e $
sveciu. Raudonoji zvaigzd'
lam laimingiausia. Dabar Mas
kvoje, palikes Lietuviams dull
duldudele, gall dziaugtis sal
kalbedamas: "Dostig ia visse
vlasti" (pasiekiau auksciausio
valdzios).
Netrl1kus gal Neris, Venclo
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Tegul meile LietuvOs
Dega musu sirdyse!
Patriotai Kariauja prizes Nazius ir Bolsevi<us.
Yra Lslenda is Melu Maiso.
Kas tas Liudas Gira

kartoja .Maskvos Auksciausio-
je Taryboje. Gerai nusiteikes,
apibjauriojes savo tauta, is
kurios vien gero patyre, jis,
issisiepes, pazaliavusiais dviem
dantim, kalena: "Vot, dostig
ia vissei vlasti", iva paste
kiau as valdzios virsune). Ku-
rie ne su jo isdavikiska kom-
panija, kurie nenori kad Lietu-
tuva butu bolsevizmo nusiaub-
ia, kurie nori kad Lietuva bu-
tu vel nepriklausoma, tuos jis,
begedis, vadina Hitlerio klika.
Tas nesvaraus kuno ir ne
svarios dvasios zmogus savo
laiske drysta sakyti kad pikti-
nasis p. Pakalnio laisku, kan
jis reikalauia Lietuvai vietos
! tarp Jungtiniu Tautu. Esa, il
esanti laimingesne kai iterpta
Sovietu Rusijon. Tas zmogaus
karikatura isdryso priekaistau-
ii Amerikai, Sovietu karo tai
kininkei, kan il leidzianti skel-
bti tokius laiskus kaip p. Pa
kalnio. New York Times re-
dakcija tame pat lakste kur
Giros Biuro laiskas isspausdin-
tas, editorialu atsove kad ne
Maskvai mokyti Amerika "de-
mokratiniu principu". Edito-
rialas taip pat primena Mask
vos spauda, reikalaujancia is
Americas valdzios kad Ameri-
koje einas laikrastis "Rusija"
nusistates prizes bolsevizma
butu uzdarytas. Va kokia So.
vietu bolseviku nachalstva!
KAS TAS LIUDAS GIRA
Bet ar verta benagrineti Gi
raj komunistu agento pakistf
pasiraSyti laiska? Uzteks.
Idomiau bus kick papasako
jus is Dul-dudeles autoriauS
biografijos. Nedovanotina bu
tu nutylejus tokia garsenybe
Va ir N. Y. Times redaktorius
teikesi padeti pastaba kas ts
aukstoji asmenybe:
"Sio rasinio autorius yrf
Lietuvis poetas ir Sovietines
Lietuvos S. S. Aukstosios Ia
rybos Atstovas. Tas pranesi
mas j The Times buvo per
Quotas Sovietu Informacijos
Biuro".
O dabar paduosime ziniu ko
kiu NUNS atnese garsas il
Lietuvos. Liudas Gira, su pa
vardes priedu, Siriski, dar prieS
Primal pasaulini kara isejes
Vilniaus dvasine seminarija
Cia jo auklejimas turf daue
bendra su Goebbelso ir Staline
auklejimu, irgi dvasines semi
narijos mokslo ragavu S la i s
Tx Gira pranasesnis uz Stall
ma. Stalinas buvo is trecios
seminarijos klases isvarytas
O Gira isejo visa seminarija
Tik-tik netapo kunigu. Netu
redamas ko veikti, emesi poe
zijas rasyti ir trintis palei vi
sokias partijas.
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sBRITU Prekybos Rumai
nutare aprupinti Anglijos val
kus avalais sia ziema.
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Wire Service
Merger Nears
House ID. k.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-(P)
Approval by the House Of
Legislation authorizing merger
of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies apparently
cleared the way today for final
passage of the measure.
The House Bill, passed yester-
day by a vote of 20l to Sc, was
a substitute for one approved
earlier by the Senate. Princi-
pal changes involved guarantees
for employees. The legislation
now goes back to the Senate.
The merger, recommended
eight years ago by the Federal
Communications commits n,
was opposed in the House ny
Rep. Rankin Miss who char
ged il would create monopoly
of the most dangerous kind He
described postal as bankrupt"
concern and declared il should
be placed in receil ership to
squeeze 1.-The water out of ITS
stock.
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the Air Force for $50 month.
When the lectures are over, in
late afternoon, bartenders and
walters rush. in to open the
places for the more profitable
evenings business.
Dozens of new bars have
replaced some of the uppity lit
tie shops and beauty salons
along Collins Avenue and Lin
coin Road. Remaining mer-
chants seem to specialize most
ly in uniforms, photo portraits,
haircuts, souvenirs and food.
jewelers. are doing all right, too;
there are as many as eight to
ten weddings a day with soldier
bridegrooms. Girls come to Mi
ami to visit their fiances, get
married, find jobs as mattresses
or stenographers, and maintain
small apartments.
Most Of Miami Beach's actual
beach still is open to civilians
during daylight hours, and the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
laps Attack;
Aussies Win
Allied Artillery
Drives OF Foe
BY WILLIAM F. BONI

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUM
EA, Feb. 10-(Delayed) -(P)-
What started as a surprise Jap
anese attack on an important AL
lied airfield at Wau has nov
been turned into a victory for
Australian infantry and artillery
flown to the jungle-seen by
young American pilots in Army
transport planes.
After days of searching out
the main enemy concentrations,
the Australians early yesterday
discovered the Japanese at
tempting to withdraw from the
Crystal Greek area across the
Bulolo River toward Wandumi.
Australian 25-pounders open
ed up with heavy fire and all
available troops were thrown in
with the result the Japanese
were driven off in Southerly
direction.
The Crystal Creek area was
occupied by the Australians, who
found 230 japanese dead-half
of whom were believed killed
yesterday and the others on pre-
ceding days.
At the same time the Austral-
ians, once having seized the ini-
tiative, continued pushing east
ward and occupied Wandumi
(about six miles Northeast Of
Wau.)
Since then they have been en-
gagged in harassing Japanese
stragglers trying TO reach Mubo
japanese casualties since the
enemy launched his attack on
the night of Jan. % are now es-
timated at nearly 800, while a
number Of prisoners and some
good equipment have been CAPT
ured.
The equipment includes the
two 25-millimeter guns - the
first seen in this area. The Aus
tralians also found quantities Of
extremely high grade medical
supplies, such as chrome steel
instruments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Brave Little
Girls Plight
Strikes Chord

KANSAS CITY, Feb. II Up
- The shy, little girl sat alone
in the Pullman, writing poetry
about her mother whose body
was in the baggage car ahead.
Here's the story, as related
hastily between trains-by-Yee-
man Don Spire of the Coast
Guard, form er Associated
Press employe from Harrisburg,
Pa:
Red haired, 12-year-old Kath-
leen Sawyer, settling her glasses
firmly on her nose, scribbled in
dustriously.
What are you Writing?' a
group of service men inquired.
Its poem about my moth
err; she passed away" the little
girl said.
Her mothers death in Tucson,
Ariz., left her an orphan, and
she was going to live with Uncle
Glenn Gray, Route One, Vassar,
Mich.
She'll get surprise when she
reaches Chicago on the Rock Is
lands Californian today, too.
Spire, Corp. B c. Wamplcr,
Kansas City; and Corps. Joseph
B. Tartack and Charles Lood,
both of Brooklyn, N. Y, quick
~ formed a committee.
They've collected S94.5 and
will buy her a war bond in Chi
cago.
This is the poem she wrote as
she munched the sandwiches
she'd brought a ong for her
lunch and dinner and breakfast:
"My mother was so very nice,
"She heard me say my prayer
And when l woke she helped
me dress
"And helred me brush my hair.
at noon when l came home
from school,
"She met me at the door.
"Then when I had finished lunch
"She let me sweep the floor.
"The ether day she passed away,
"And now I'm on the train
"To Michigan. my Michigan
"To 90 and TO remain"
Woman Spire said the boys
thought it was we'll worth
S94.5
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
3.66 OF Men in Service
are from Michiqan

WASHINGTON, Feb. II up
The Office OF War Information
today announced that Michigan
draft registrants comprised AIS
per cent of the nations total on
Jan. |, and the percentage of
Michigan men in the armed fore
es to the Sotal of all men in
armed service was 1855 at the
beginning of the year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Shores Man Wins
Divorce Decree

Fred c. Hebert, Of st. Clair
Shores, won a divorce from his
wife, Blanche. when he 'harged
cruelty before Circuit Judge
Neil Z. Reid Wednesday.
She accepted a cash settle
ment of 1900 and was granted
$50 monthly for the care of a
child, II.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Lazy Luxury Of florida Gone as Army Jams Hotels

Pacific battle last November,
soon will be in the Navy himself.
The schoolboy's effort to re-
place as much as possible the
three who are gone, today near
ed success following the signing
by his father of consent papers
permitting Inn 10 enlist.
Hugh is going into the Navy
to help replace the boys who
were killed, declared his father
a car repairer for the Birming-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
ham Electric Company.

ham Electric Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were no.
titled early in December that
their three eldest sons, Edward,
30, Jack, Jr., -, and Charles,
20, had been buried at sea. La
ter they received letter of
sympathy from President RooSe-
welt.
The Rogers have another son,
10, and three daughters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11

resorts famous bathing beauties
still may be seen posing there
for Pressagent Steve Hanna
gan's photographers. He wants
to be sure that nobody has for
gotten this tropic glamorama
when the lights 60 on again
along the coast.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Youth, II, Will
Ayenge ) Brothers
AIobomo Boy TO Follow
Brothers Footsteps

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. IL
- (P' Hugh Rogers, II, whose
three elder brothers died togeth-
err aboard a u. S. Warship in a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11

Miami Beach, once a languid
and luxurious playground, is
just one big Army camp now.
On the beach itself, famed for
its glamor- posing, sun-basking
beauties, thousands of soldiers
now exercise briskly. On PALM
bordered golf courses, troops
parade and practice Comman-
do tactics. There are no vacan-
cies at more than $50 of the
largest hotels, where men of
the Air Forces Technical Train
ing Command are quartered,
some Of them six to each room.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
BATHING BEAUTY
SURVIVES

BY day, officers and officer
candidates attend classes in sew
eral night clubs, such as the
Latin Quarter, the Five O'Clock
and Pago-Pago, each rented by
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Full Military Rites
To Be Held Today
For Maj. Gen. Long
Burial in Arlington Will
Follow Church Services
In Fort Myer Chapel

Maj Gen. Charles Grant Long
"A, Marine Corps, retired, who died
at his home at South Dartmouth.
Mass, last Friday morning, was to
be buried with military honors in
Arlington National Cemetery at 2
o'clock this afternoon
Gen. Long, an invalid since his
retirement in 1921, was assistant
commandant of the Marine Corps
during the World War and was sta
toned in Washington.
Born December IA, 1869, at South
Dartmouth, he was graduated from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis in
1891 and was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the Marine Corps July
/, 1891.
Colorful Career.
Included in his long and colorful
career was service in the Philip
pines, China, Cuba, the Canal Zone,
Hawaii, Nicaragua, Mexico, the Do
minican Republic and at many Ma
rine Corps posts in this country. He
also served aboard the u. S. Lam