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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03

siai is artimu kaimu. Su Sakunu vyrais
atkelavo ir Dauksys SUI Nemura. Placiu
ratu susedo seniai teirautis visos sios by
los.
Pirmutinis iSdejo savo byla Viesnios
placiai primindamas senoves
padavimus, seniu ir proseniu paprocius
Ypac jis remesi tue jog keliaudamas per
Juodvesija nejuodvesis ar muita moka, az
vergu tampa.
- Ir kaimynas? - uzklause Nemura
kaimo virSininko.
- Ar tai man ne vistiek? - atverte
tas taip jau klausimu. - Cana to jog jis
nejuodvesis. O ar toll, ar arti gyvena tai
iau kitas dalykas.
- Susimildamas - tramde Nemura
ta sykStV zmogu, = kaip gi sveikas pas
kui apsieisi jeigu reiks keliauti per to kai-
myno sail? Arba OF kaip dabar: dalis
Juodvesiu telkia Algimanta jo kovoje su
ArSiuoju, tn cia vergi jo zmones.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03

194O sunte dvi delegates Tarybos Selma, Philadelphia,
Pa - Marona Milunaitiene r julie Rastenene.
Aukavo Americas Raudonajam Kryziui 1912 - $4,000;
1943 - $4,000.
Pirko Amerikos Karc Bonu 1941 - $4,000; 1913 -
$4,000
1943 DR. Noreno knyga "Timeless Lithuana", SIS 90.
1943 siunte iris delegates Terra Matulauskiene, Ade
e Buciene r Kazmera Dominikaitiene Amerikos ietu-
viu Konferencija, Pittsburgh, Pa.
aukoja Lietuviu Knygunu, Baltinlcreie, $500
Toku budu Sis Klubas per ellie metu isaukavo $780,
Pirmoi Klubo valdyba buvo: Ona Lukos, Organzatore
r prmninke Kazimiera Dominkaitiene vice pirinnke r
Anele Laukaitene, sekret0re
Dabarne valdyba: julie Rastenene, pirminnke (per II
metV r venus metus rastninke) Marijona Reeken6 vi
pirninnke per metus) Terra Matuiauskene protokc
u rastinnke per metus) Ona Lukos finansu rasnnke
(per meu) Marona Mlunatiene, izdnnke per 16 n.y..
Begyie 20 metQ nire sios Kubo Mares Jugase Merkie
Paulna Kabien6 Antanna Banoriene Marijona Plni
kiene Petrone Urbaene, Roze Viscnskene Magde Miko
aene Veronka JuSkeviciene Magde Kvederiene-sirvn
kiene Katrina Bendoriene Marcele Peuskene Antanina
Skepsiene, Antanna Peciukaitiene ir Ona Danielene
Dabarniu aiku p1ie Klubo priklauso 176 Mares
Klubete.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03

rus pakeleivius uzlaiko, kol tie neissipirks,
isskirdamas IS ju pulko viena Bukota O
kad negal6tQ pab6gti, pirmiausia sugrie-
be ju zirgus ir ginklus.
Ar tai Uogytes kurstomi, ar tai patys
per save, ,Visi Viesnios gyventojai sukilo
prizes virSininko uzmanyma. Pakilo riks-
mai, pludimai. Vyrai eme tarstytis gink-
III priversti stamantru savo virsininka ell
gtis zmoniskiau. Tas vienok dare savo
II su paskuhiu issiunte pora vaikinu pas
kainvnus pakviesti senius sueigai. sitai
aptilde If jo prieSus, nes if tie pasitikejo
kvieciamaisiais, kaip if virsininkas.
- Ugi musu kaime, - atsiliepe vie
mas is Sakunu kaimo vyrQ, - siadien sve-
ciuojasi Dauksys ir Nemura. Jeigu kvie-
ciate kitus tai kvieskite if JUGS. Jiedu
ypac iSmintingi zmones if gerai humane
musu paprocius.
Su vyro zodziais sutiko ir visi. Delto
atskiras pasiuntinys nuleke j Sakunus
" valandos pradejo rinktis Juodve
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03

BALTIMORE Nd = Spaliu 23 d. siu metu sukako dvi-
deSmts ik,rimo Baltimores Leuvu Moteru Pile
ciu Kubo. Paminemui to ivyio Pietes surenge SAUNA
doarne pare Spalu a. ir nusitrauke das Klubieciu 81
paveiksa
Nors so Klubo mares moka duokliu tik &c menesi,
Kubas ti tvirtame stovyje bet dvidesmts
yra atkes daug varbu abdarngu darbu Per ia lai
ka Sis Kubas aukavo sekamai:
Per Pasauline Paroda Philadelphia, Pa, 1926 Ku-
bas sunte delegates Vsuotna Selma ir aukavo flotu Lie
tuviu Dienos paroda S100.
Spaliu II 1927: Kallno Ligonine $1,000.
Geg. %, 1899 Mergacu Globos Namui, Kaune, $500.
1929, Saures Lietuvos baduoliams $1,000
1880, Vytauto Didzojo 500 metu sukaktes minejime,
Baltimore Tirko "Brutes' fota $12500.
Kovo 49, 1888, shkee DariausG Greno skridimui $4,000
1894, auEavo dramatulgu Nagowoskiui, $500.
1884, Pttsbmgho Letuvfu Kamtariu, $500.
1884, JanuSausko proektuojamam skridimui $500.
1887, Vytauto Muzeju Kaune, $1,000
1897, Petro RimSos parOdai, $500.
1887 pirlImu raudono azuola, Clevelando Letuvu Kul
turniam Darzeiu, $500.
1889, Klaipedos pabegeiams, $45.OO
1899, Vnaus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per Raudonaji Kryziu,
$4,000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03

sVIENO kareivio aprupini-
mui reikmenimis vienam me-
tut reikalinga apie Is svarQ
vatos - du ar iris kartus dau-
giau jeigu jis dalyvauja mu-
Siuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03
yAUTE Rl-OGAI?
VISISKAI PALENGVINSITE SAU
--STUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
BUDU

@Kuomet xanknates viduriu uzkietejimu--
zarnos neveiklios, skauda galva, nera ener-
ijos-palengvnste Siuo modernism
budu-kramtykite FEEN-A-MlNT ST sko-
ninga kramtoma guma vidurius liuosuoja
sveniai ir tikrai. Nlilijonai zmoniu naudoja
FEEN-AMlNT. Tx pakramtykite FEEN-A-
MINT einant guilt, naudokite tiktai pagal
nnrodymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta ma
ionus palengvinimas jums pagelbes vel jau.
sits pukiai.
E@ yseSs;ss 2. - 10n
e. 4 \ erzrsarEIm.azzss
SMI Esss:;sA
Evening star., 1943-05-02

reviewers. age. ',5-35, s35 wk.; Kardex
help, all kinds, Se5-s35 wk.; dr's assts.
90, S3O-S35
Evening star., 1943-05-02
SITUATIONS poMEsrlc tcon,,

WOMAN, colored, wishes to work for Gov
ernment girls, cleaning apartments; have
ref. 1890 v st. NV, Apt. 1O4.
WOMAN, colored, wants a Job, cook and
housework; ref; stay nights. 1893 1th
WOMAN, colored. wants Job, ghw,; stay
nights: experienced. 1909 L st. NV.
Sleep in or out.
WOMAN, settled, wants job plain cooking
and g.h.w.; no laundry: stay nights. Call
NO 63T3
Evening star., 1943-05-02

MAID,
Best salary, cook empi.; live in or cut
302S p st. MI. 1195.
G.H.W W., COOK, $18 WK. a
Ass.st vita bssv; nvs out. IA. 1873.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
HfLp poMssr,c.
COOK AND MAID.
MAID. SIG WEEK,

SIS per week EACH young couple seeks
two girls: white pref share housework
and care two be bies; live in. references re-
CURED Or 4S32
Evening star., 1943-05-02
HELP MEN k WoMEA

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. experienced.
must have telephone, speak good English;
part or whole time. Box 233-R, Star.
WAITER. colored. man or woman; Z to 8
an. or to p.ni.; good pay. 1925 21st
St. NV.
LEDGER PAGER ON IN
STALLMENT ACCOUNTS,
EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY; GOOD SALARY AND
HOURS.
HUB FURNITURE co.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

COOK, colored. experienced. for boarding
house; live in or out. 1O3 st. Sc
COOK white general housework, min
isters family. 3 daughters; British or New
Eneland background preferred; pleasant,
permanent home. Washington Cathedral
close Call OR 0634
Evening star., 1943-05-02

MAID-G.H.W., 2 IN FAMILY;
1st-FLOOR LIVING QUARTERS
AND BATH FURNISHED: GOOD
PAY. 1873 MYRTLE ST NV
Evening star., 1943-05-02

lP B. Ky course. EASY
ing; graduates working In
i, apt. house. auto. omces.
FREE with course New
J this week CAPITAL p. B
- 81 MA O11~
Evening star., 1943-05-02
HELP MEN AND woMrh Cont.

HELP MEN AND WoMEh tcont.) !.
part-time weekdays Box 13e-M, Star
JANtTpR. reliable, short hours Apply
Carolina Theater. los 11th st. Sc. after
pm.
JANrToR. MARRIED. no children; Ib.unit
apt. house; job will be ready within 10
GAYS: apt: and salary. Box 176-M, Star. .
MAN AND WIFE, no children, on farm in
nearby Nd, for general farming: wife to
go seneral housework: $95 per mo-, with.
INDUSTRIOUS couple. See Nr. Rupert. 1921
1th st. NV. Ma 0610.
MAN AND WIFE, white or coiored. neat
full or part time can be arranged; oiiar-
ters and salary. Box 17s-M. Star.
MEN OR WOMEN. Q finishers for Fhaki
'in 'uniiorms. Call 931 st. NV. Repub-
Evening star., 1943-05-02

COOK, good, for As girls; also maid: ref
erences needed. Apply in person. 1929 N
Evening star., 1943-05-02
SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.

Secretarial CD Miss Young.
STENOG 5-day week S35 wk: Sec
'tenog. ptol, $1,000 TO $4,000. stenos.
.rafhc, Sl50 uD; Stenog, hotel, $3.50:
Evening star., 1943-05-02

(Colored), or couple, must live in
and be willing to do anything
about house. Beverly Hall, Mass.
and Florida aves. NV, Mrs. Clark,
HO. 1858.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
HELP MEN = WoMEN

HELP MIN B WOMEN.
PIANO PLAYER. man or woman. Little
Dutch Tavern. 1904 Penn. ave. Sc. See
Mr.. Dorfman, between $50 and $40 pm
PRE6SER, man or woman, to press uni
forms; good pay, steady work. Call RAN
dolph 1889.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Badoglio
FoeOf Fascisn1
By the Associated Press

Tall and tough Field Marshal
Piciro Badoglo, Italy'S ncw Prime
Minister. has long been noted for
his anti-Fascist and aut.-Gcrman at
titurc which made him suspect by
MusSoltGis henchmen.
Long close personal friend of
King Victor Emm: nue!, the 72-year-
old marshal mas for the most part
held aloOf from politics and on Dec.
6. 1910. resigned as chief of staff Of
the Italian army. Eleven DAYS after
dis rcsignaticr, which was quickly
accepted by MusSolini, German
troops poured .CrO,> the border into
Italy proper.
Since that tive nc mas been a
man of mystery. Reports drifting 10
tho outside world. however. had him
under arrest by tho NluSsulini gov
Srnmc"t and one Of the leaders Of a
movement to obtain a separate peace
for Italy.
His frindship with the king datcS
+ ok 10 the time "f tai S partiCtpa-
ton in the first World War in which
his outstanding achievement was the
taking of Sabotino Mountain. For
this the king made him the Marquis
Of SabOtinO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Ten Raids
MadeOn Kiska

Washington. July 26-(AP)-
Ten gathering aerial assaults on
kiska. carrying on the campaign
to soften that Japanese base for
occupation by grounds troops.
were reported today by the Navy.
Army Warhawk fighter planes
made the assaults in Il speedy
series of raids Saturday. bomb
ing and s,rafi"g the Japanc.c on
The rocky AlCutIanS island.
Numerous hits. the Navy re-
ported, were scored on the run
way at the Japanese airi:cld
there. In addition. other bombs
struck among gun cmplaccmcn;s
of the enemy.
One United States plane failed
to return from inc attack which
brought To 30 the rumbcr of
times that KiSka has been bomb
cd this month.
Surface units also have turned
their big guns on the island
seven times since the Gir.t Of the
mCnth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Air Warfare
On Maitland
Continues
RAF Big Bombers
Raid Essen for 57th
Time; Mosquitoes
Blast Wide Area

London, July &c - (AP) -
Raj heavy bombers made a
concentrated attack on Essen
last night while Mosquito air.
craft struck at Hamburg and
Cologne and swept over north
west Germany, the Low Coun-
tries and France, the British
announced ,Cday.
Twenty-Five planes were list
cd a. missing in the far flung
overnight operations and five
enemy aircraft were reported
shot down.
The air mir iStry announce
mcnt said that the raiders Gu
COuntcrcd good weather over the
target area at Essen and that
Drel Urinary reports Indicated the
brmb ng was concentrated and
effective.
The grca; formations Of night rHid-
crs scarcely had returned to their
bases when fresh SquadronS of allied
raiders swept out across the English
channel this morrnig to continue the
smashing aerial offcnsivc-thc great
est in hiStory-by daylight.
Last nights raids followed
series o! rCund-the-clock blows de-
livcrCd by both the Raj and the
United States eighth air force. Bri-
fish bnmhcrs striking at battered
Hamburg Saturday night and Amer
lean airnCn hcavirg destruction on
the smoking ruins yesterday in this
deepest penetration of Germany.
Last nights raid was the 57th
cr Esscn-one Of the most heavily
Bombed cities in the world.
In addition 10 the 25 bomberS listed
as missing in the overnight foray,
one RAF fighter also failed to re-
turn home, the air ministry said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Ternliinii
Captured
In Sicily
Troops Squeeze Last
Stand Defense in
Northeastern Corner
of the Island

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa, Jury 26-tAPD-Allied
troops are squeezing Fighter up
on axis iast-stand dcfcnses in
northeastern Sicily against bit
ter resistance. it WAS announced
today. and american troops
mGprinr w western Sicily have
captured Tcrmini. 20 miles east
of Palermo. and taken 1000
more prisoners, including six
Italian generals and an admiral.
CThc Algiers radio today re-
ported III" uncHnirimcd Amer
lean capture of Ccialu. so miles
east Of Palermo.)
Further pressure on the en-
envy was maintained in all sec
tors" by american. Canadian
and British forces closing i'm on
the Cataria-Etni- Mc>Sina area.
the :: lid cOmmu" iquc declared.
Ca'Tdians striking east from
central Sicily Continued to adj
vance but their progress was
slowed in the face of bitter re-
SiStanCc." il added.
som" units of tho u. 8. seventh
army driving toward Mcssina arc far
TO the cast Of TcrNini and lis CAP
ture conSolidates the grasp upon the
nCrihorH coastal area of thr ISLAND.
MCr" than 20 0OO prisoners now are
in allied hands. of whom $1,000
were taken rv Americans. the six
1tali;n general, and the admiral not
being immeii7iClv identified
II WAS officially estimated that
three and - half German divisions
and three Italian divisions were bot
tied up in the northeastern corner OF
Sicily. CnC 0i the rails units in the
Me sina bridgehCad was Identified
rs the 29th division. named for the
German unit destroyed by the Rus
SLAMS at Sialingrad
Allied planes kept up their ilccs-
SAINT hammCr'nG and tho axis supply
port Of Nilaz2o west of NrsSina was
blasted SATURDAY. night with many
fires stared. Road objcciivcs near
Orlando also were hit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Faith
In Military
Secretary Of State
Indicates Increased
Pressure to Follow
Downfall of Duce

Washington, July 26.-(APD-
Secretary of STATE Hull Indicated
today that increased military
pressure TO insure Italian capt.
ulatiOn To the allied demand tor
unconditional surrender would
be this cuuntry's response to the
downfall of BrnitO AiusSDlini.
II" termed very timely and APP
the ending OF The Italian
pyCmicr'S LrGimC and said Il was the
inst major step in the carly anu
complete eradication OF iascISm. But
Hull emphasized repeatedly that
chief reliance is on military devei-
OpmCntS.
The State department head. max
ing the first official American COM
mcnt on the displacement Of the Itai-
ian dictator. told press CDnlCrCnv-
that the allies were fighting like the
devil. when asked what the Cnitcd
States was doing in the face of the
Italian internal developments.
Hull indicated no change IN inc
unconditional surrender policy larU
down by President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister Churchill and SaIo
if all minds arc kept on fighting like
the devil the allies will win the war
much %OOiiCr.
lie emphasized that all attention
now Ie on military developments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
1856 Tons OfBombs
DroppedOnMunda
Over 200 Bombers
Blast Jap Positions;
Australians Bomb
Gasmata Airdrome

Allied Headquarters i'm the
Southwest Pacific, July &C.
AP)-American DOmberS, i'm the
riishtiest aerial assault in the
*OuthwcS! Pacific war, dropped
1876 tors of bombs on Japanese
positions at Munda. New Gcor-
gia, yesterday.
hIorc than 200 planes parti-
cipatcd in the attack. One faIi-
cd to return.
Tie cOmmunIQuC from General
Douglas MaCArtIur'S HEADQUARTERS
made no comment on the results ul
the raid beyond saying that tine
area was thoroughly bombed
Six hundred miles To- the west.
the royal Australian air force eXecut-
ed the heaviest attack yet made o..
ne GaSmata airdrOmc ON the south
coast Of New Britain. Roaring in az
dawn, BCaufortS. BCaufightcrs and
Bostons with KitlvhawkS as cover.
destroyed the radio station and
ground aircraft.
The runway and dump areas and
enemy personnel were thoroughly
strdfed.'' the communiquc said
"Anti-airCrait positions were SilcnC-
cd"
Attacks against japanese shipping
continued. y LibCraiur bomber on
reconnaissance over Buka island IN
the northern Sulomuns sighted cigh,
Japanese merchantmen moving in
the direction Of the hard pressed
enemy bases To- the southeast. The
bomber attacked the largest of the
vessels, which were without the pro-
lection of wHrShipS. Crcwmcn SAID
they saw six q! their 800 pound
bombs explode within 10 feet of the
8,000-ton transport. The ship raised
heavy anti-a!rcralt barrage anC
the Liberator did moi remain to OBJ.
sCrN results.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
FIRE DAMAGES LUMBER
PLANT AT WARRENTON

WUrrCnl0". JUIN 2T.--(NTO M.
Nrg.nra-Cuo. a Lumber Company.
owned 10y II VI lizard and +. &. Sec.
man. two m'nmcnt Warren on res
.dcui,. had ire on FRIDAY morn. .
~ n.aU O'Clock and the old p. nmg
~, Of I'D h''"r room were destroyed
The buildings we're covered by III
suraucC and losses have not yet been
estimated.
The ucw planning mill which has
jus, scccntl, been built vas not dam
aged and was near nc other two
constructors.
Pot" the WGrrcnton and HcndCr-
son fire trucks responded promptly
nd did splendid w0r'. II, ay,rc INC
g.. g. m c-:,....- -,fc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

There was no ans announce
mcnt III what had become of
MuSSOlini hui unrUnfirmed re-
ports from Stockholm said he had
been arrested while trying 10 flee
to Germany. Roundabout Stock
holm reports also tuld of demon
STATIONS i'll northern Italy with
thousands of Italians shouting
"Dcwr with H;tlc-." Out with
The Germans" and we want
ncace."
BiGnglio Ordered t:.c army To take
over II" prts"'r"'Itn OF public or
der ;irDT"n u, IL nation. forbade
gatherings q. moro HAN ;nicc per-
sons. directed nc rcyI!> To- remain
al t1C.r #"lN "!u cAg.N.CrCd the
troops la DrC ul al.EG.v who vio-
lated the instructions.
Hour by hour. developments in the
situation Wh.CA may hasten the end
20 the struggle into which Mussoli.i
plunged Italy with Inc attack. az Ger
many'S ally. upon France. June 10.
1871. wore broadcast by the Rene
:ndio and recorded by listening posts
Throughout tho world.
Dispatches rom both Switzer-
had been ,rrcstod T,,osa ',U,i.,
without ccnfirm,iio, rro,, a.;e
Quarters.
4 Reuters rcport rrop S,ocL
boIm s,;,, ofr;c.rs .o;.oI a., IA.
tator while hc was tr,,;,,n ~
cscape from I,,Iv 4, Corm,n,'
Bern dispatcb mid tb,, Ia 49,,
his ministers vcre tic, 80
custody
Confronted bv como or .ho o,o,-
ST problem. ina, ,i,o r,,,,,n,,5or or
> bca;cn md dis,i,,..rI .,.n,,, a,.o,.
acrd. with ,,r hI,II, ~, SiciIt, o,.cr.
I'm by allied a,.r,ins ,,.i,E C:crn,o,
.roops and Gcr,,ar n1Iirc -, I.aiion
ell. and VEIN r9iniard rf.ios hnsnt
" bombi,ns wbfcb ,hrc,,or o,.c, in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Selling Hurts
Stock Prices

New York, July 2G.-(AlO-
Frightening oi the peace outlook
through the collapse at Mus.oini
and Other Italian Developments
touched off widcsCalC selling in to-
days financial market.
Commodities dipped with stocks
and bonds generally weakened.
SharlCS on the slide included l.. S.
Steel. Bethlehem. Western Union.
Douglas Aircraft. United Aircraft.
SDCrry, J. /. Case. Sears Rocbuck.
North American and Allied Chcmi-
cal. International Telephone advan,-
cd. Holding rcCCSSionS in minor
amounts were General Motors. Chry-
slcr. Texas Co.. Anaconda, Goodrich
and American Telephone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
TWELVE FLIERS DIE
IN CRASH OF PLANES

Havana. july 26.-(AP) - Two
American B-2j bunbcrS starting ur
4 patrol Sunday cullldcd IN mid-ar
2.OOJ feet above Cuban Army head
quarters killing II American ur-
men.
The planes were loaded win
bombs and some Of the crcwmcn
nigh, have saved their lives by
ictltisoniu- the nigh explosives on
the crowded beaches or Army head
qUartCrs. uUt they tried 10 make
crash landing at sea and the planes
blew up.
only one 1l the ~ bodies had been
recovered several hours after Inc
accident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Warehouses
Are damned
Florida-Georgia
Tobacco Growers
Generally Pleased
With Price Ceiling

Atlanta, July 26-(AP-TO-
baccO warehouses i'm northern
Florida and south Georgia were
reported damned today as grow
crs generally expressed approval
of newly announced ceiling prices
and hauled their crop in for
The opening of the 1913 mar
kct tomorrow.
The producers were also lined up
behind the government crop control
program. Incomplete returns from
Saturdays referendum in six south
crn states showed an overwhelming
preference for continuation of nc
quotas which nave been in effect
since 1910. Nearly 81 per cent of
tho growers favored control. with a
majority voting for Il three-ycar eX-
tension.
The price ceiling wasn't what the
growers had aSked-but based on a
weighted average" of SAL per hum
drcd pounds il allowed some leeway.
1t was described by officials as
''in lire" with last years prices. The
actual market average last year was
S38.75 per hundred pounds.
The 1043 ceiling is determined by
averaging all purchases made bv a
single buyer during the season. with
out regard to grades or localities.
Thus a tobacco company could pay
more than the SAL ceiling for any
particular BASKET. but by the end of
the year would have TO buy enough
cheaper tobacco 10 bring its average
price down to the ceiling.
OF votes tabulatcd through ycStcr.
day, 1163 02 favored thrce-ycar uio-
tas. d.5o6 were for a orc-ycar plan,
and 1900 were against federal con
troll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
STAR IS MOTHER

Hollywood. July 26.-fAP)--L1na
Turner. honey haired film actress.
FarC birth ~ - s"""~-round u.
ounce daughter in Hollywood hos
pi'al ri SIS 20. ~. SUNDAY.
Both are fine reported DR.. Ben
how Thompc~~. a name has not
been selected for the child.
At the hospital were Miss Tur-
ner's husband. Stepren Crane. for
lner broker and now an Army pri.
vate at nearby Fort Macarthur, and
her mother, Mrs. Mildred Turner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
SECOND FRONT DEMANDED

= don, July 26.-lNP) Urging,
for second from; in western Eu-
rope were re cwcd with fresh vigor
over the Moscow radio yesterday by
NJ. Niktorov, authoritative political
commentator. He declared that such
an attack now would urn the pres
cnt nnzi crisis ito "a veritab,c ca
t1...'rhe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Reds Drive
Nearer OreE
Stain Directs Army
in Offensive; 80
More Towns Taken;
Nazi Losses Mount

Moscow, July 26.-{AP)-
Russian troops inspired by per-
SOnal visits Of Premier Josef
Stain to the front slashcd thro-
ugh stubborn resistance TO ad-
vance two and onc-haIf TO five
and One-haIf miles on the Orel
front yesterday and now stand
within six miles of the BryanSk
railway supplying the powerful
naZi base.
Thirty more populated place.
were swept up Sunday. and German
position, became even more pr
cariuus despite desperate counter al
lacks. Heavy nuIi losses III !ncm anc.
mutcrial continued.
Stain has been at Inc front muri,
of TIM '.H". personally Supu!NI-Ing
OpcrallrIS. It WAS disclosed. Il. inc
Rcd army moved slowly toward
complete ,nC!.ClcmCut Of Orcl.
(Thv German Cnmmuniquc ucCiui-
cd that all Russian attacks ycStcr-
day had been frustrated. with the
Red army suffering heavy losses .l
men and tanks. Soviet assaults IN
the Caucasus and Lake Ladoga areas
.INtN ~ " VIZ iNPN'ISNii- IL - lNltN.l
The new advances upon OrCl were
announcer ~ Il special cummunlquc
The EU--Iun gains were registered
in the .CC of stubborn opposition
by the German defenders. the com
muuiuU, ~alC, but declared German
LOSSES .u The latest fighting mount
CI t. Owe. 1000 dead.
The Soviet advance. the bulletin
said. w.s being we'll supported by
the Red 90. force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Badoglio TakesOver
AS Premier; IL Duce
Reported In Custody
New Italian Premier Orders Army
10 Preserve Public Order, Forbids
Gatherings; Mussolini Said to Have
Attempted to Escape to Germany

London. July 26--(AP)-AIart;"l law was proclaimed
throughout hassed Italy today in swift govern
menu haNGup Which eliminated Bento Muclni and his
cabinet and installed the conservative Marshal Pero adorIo
premier. e'
King Norio Emanuelc change war leader
SNIP the FIRST major break the axis possible
ludc to an italian bid for peace.