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Evening star., 1943-11-01
IoTHE Family
ABOUT TO BORROW

XIoU HAVE money problem? You
/ are probably tempted to get
loan. Don't get it unless you first
make sure that it's the best way out.
Perhaps you can solve your problem
some other way-by cutting your ex-
penses, by better budgeting, by get
ting more time to pay what you owe.
How a loan can help
Sometimes a loan is really necessary
to meet sudden emergency. Some
times a loan gives practical way to
pay long overdue bills. The loan pro-
vldes sufficient cash to clean up all the
borrower old debts. The borrower
then repays the loan in small monthly
lnstalments out Of current income.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
37-Yeor Service Luuded

Commissioner CLYDE B. AitchiSon
at buffet luncheon Saturday at the
section of indices, Interstate Com
merce Commission, commended the
service OF Miss Jennie M Lane OF
kenslngton. Md. who is retlring
from the commission after 81 years
of Government service Mr.. Aitchl-
son presented her with gifts and
flowers from her co-workers.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Household makes loans of $50 to $500
for constructive purposes. No en-
dorsers are required.
Loans mode 3 woys
Loans are made on furniture, car or
without security. We have many
monthly payment plans in order to fit
our service to borrowers VARYING
needs. The sooner a loan is repaid the
less it costs. Borrowers NAV repav
ahead of schedule at any time to re-
duce the total cost since Households
charge of2ote per month is made only
on the unpaid balance. The Maryland
Small Loan Law authorizes a maxi
mum rate Of Sc per month. If a loan
can help you better yourself, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Mat Recovered Quickly

SAPULPA, Okla. (41.-A woman
telephoned Police Chief J. o. Ed.
wards to report a stolen door mat
The chief tore right out to tn,
woman's house and handed her the
mat His dog had swiped it anC
brought it home
Evening star., 1943-11-01

y
land Avenue Baptist Church, will
officiate.
Mr.. Lee was native of SealSton
Va. He was a member of the My
ron M. Parker Lodge. No. 27, MaSons.
He is survived by three sons, Gus
It's Lee, Hugh <. Lee. both of Wash
ington, and Herbert o. Lee of Brent
wood Md: two daughters besides
Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Arthur RICHTER
and Mrs. Raymond A. Jones. both
OF Washington, and II grandchil-
dren.
Red stamps are not ratiOned if
they are War savings stamps. Help
yourself and your country.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

the home of his
daughter, d M r S.
F. lore nee f.
M u r p h y, 526
Shepherd street
NV.
Funeral sel'v-
ices will be held
at 2 pm. We'd
neSday at the
Deal fun er a !
h 0 m e. 8 ! 6 H
street N E. with
burial in Cedar
H i'll Cemetery.
The Rev. w. A.
Emmans, pa stOr
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Peter B. Carey, 56, Dies;
Cook County Sheriff
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSOcIated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Peter B
Carey 56, Cook County (Chicago)
sheriff since last December and for
mer president of the Chicago Board
Of Trade, died early yesterday in
Sacred Heart Sanitarium at Mil
Waukee of a heart ailment.
Some of Mr.. Carey's county high
way police officials were among the
38 police officers and alleged gam
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Viroiniu Dresser, 81, Dies

SPRINGFIELD Ill, Nov. Miss
Virginia Dresser, 81, daughter of the
clergyman who married Abraham
Lincoln and Mary Todd. died last
night at the home Of Bishop John
! Chandler White.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Benjamin P. Lee Dies;
Retired Federal Worker

Benjamin p Lee, 72, of Colonial
Beach, Va, a retired Post Office De-
partment clerk, died Yesterday at
Evening star., 1943-11-01
ORPHANS OF

Washington has many "war orphans" "Orphans"
whose parents have gone into work are working
longer hours at their regular Jobs, and thus have too
little time to spend with their children.
These youngsters must get sympathetic help and
guidance somewhere; they must have supervised ac-
tvities to keep them busy, they must have decent
places to 60; they must be kept off street and
from rowing in gangs seeking excitement
You will give them such help if you give generously
to the Community War Fund, and besides. you will be
helping the other fronts, both here at home and on
the far-flung battefields
contribution to the Community War Fund does
three-old ob 1t helps to support Four Community
Chests the USO and other agencies, and relief for
the United Nations
Don't let others bear your share!
(iric Iufo~ fiou( Committee
co M NJ u NIFTY WAR FUND
50. and thu bra ho II
Evening star., 1943-11-01

LEE, BENJAMIN r. A special COM
a munIcatlon OF Myron M Parker
q !: i:
w hereby called Tor | IN WedneS- -
W. to our late brother. BENJAMIN N
deSIr, d. WARREN c. DYSON. Master. :,
LUCAS, WILLIAM. On Sunday. Octo-
Der 81. 1913. at 104 H St Sw.. WILLIAM
LUCAS. He is survived by two dauehters
Josephine Ashton and Irene Hail: sister
Josephine Tolson; other relatives and
friends
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
hy Eugene Ford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Jhe Daisy

Gather RosebUds while you may
And fetch them home with fovahfes p
Tier vctcb them fhleyr;sa Tor q aoys,
And droop the morning otter.
Or foke the Lily for your love-
As delicate os gloss is.
Her fading sroces merely prove :.
How quickly beauty posses.
though DoffodHs upon the hills
Are most delightful flowers,
Cut them TO deck your window sMs-
They'll wither with the hours.
Bot Doisies ore different foee
Thot like household weather.
And fresh 0nd for in ony yose
They thrive for dogs together.
They CORY courage like cup.
They roke bot little eIomoy.
Yet who would give the Doisy vp
For oil the Roses sf0moUr7 IN
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
LABOR MUST MEET ISSUE
(From the Motorman, Conductor and
Motor Coach Employed


Motor Coach Employed
BY its very nature and its position
and its strength, organized labor is
morally Obliged to assume Il greater
responsibility for the welfare of men
and women the world over Out of it's
ranks must come statesmen with the
knowledge and vision to translate into
universal terms the principles for
which organized labor came into be-
ing-a fair return for labor performed
work for living is not for that rea-
son a slave. We must 90 farther than
that. As champion Of the laboring man,
labor must also take up the cudgels
for those unable 10 labor.
We have share in postwar plan
ming and it is up to US entirely as to
how potent our influence shall be- We
have the organization we are the
common people. and we must meet the
issue squarely with every resource at
our disposal.
President Green Of the American
Federation of Labor outlines our OBJ
jectives thus:
We want lasting peace. We want
equity between nations. We want free
dom and opportunity for all nations.
We want social and economic security
for all peoples
It's all therein four short sen
fences.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11

America is truly the lmd Of opportunity
opportunity to free enterprise thd made this
country powerful in peace-the opportunity
in won to prove that fee men ore better pro-
ducers thon the slaves Of q dictdtor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
New York Printers
Seek Revision Of
WLBWdgeCeiling
Program Will Include Adop.
ton Of Rent Control
Legislation

New York City ULNS). S).-Sentiment
revision of the War Labor Boards :
Little Steel" wage fomula, holding
wages to - per cent above their levels
on Jan. I, 1871, gained strength with
announcement by the Allied Printing
Trades Council of Greater New York
that it would call conference of all
AFL unions here ito plan a program
to meet the mounting costs of living
and to lift the WLB wage ceiling.
Sales Tax Opposed
The program will include demands
for adoption of rent control legislation
in this state and more effective control
of food prices, with opposition to intro
duction Of a national sales tax.
The council represents the local or
ganiZations of international printing
trades unions and speaks for 25,0N
employees.
The motion to call conference
was unanimously adopted after many
delegates spoke in sharp terms about
the rising restlessness of organized
workers. the announcement said
Pressure for new wage demands to
meet ever-soaring living costs was
universal, the delegates said"
The announcement by the printing
group followed recent stOppage of
work here by 10000 dressmakers
members of the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union, in an effort
to force an upward readjustment OF
wages The stoppage was called oil
at the request of the WLB
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
81. 100000 War Relief
Fund Planned BY nGWU

New York City.-A war relief fund,
expected to total $1,5O0,0OO, for dis
tribution among war relief organiza-
tions in the United States and abroad
and among domestic community aid
agencies has been decided upon by the
International Ladies' Garment Work
ers' Union, President David Dubinsky
announced.
form of Il days pay, during February
and March, and will be contributed by
the 100000 members of the union in
all parts of the country.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
Frequent Joint Meetings Are
Aid In Effective Cooperation
Between Ldbor. Management
Church Survey Reveals Cooperation Between Capital
And Organized Labor Big Aid In Promoting
Harmony And Increasing Production

New York City GLNS).-"People who thrown into
another by the violence of external upheava
always stay put On the other hand they often learn to live to-
gether and like it, remarked James Myers industrial secretary
mens calling capital and labor cooperate for
production.
In commenting his report to the recent biennial meeting
of the Federal Council of Churches in Cleveland Ohio Myers
cared oW well employers and workers will
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
BICYCLES SAVE SHOE-LEATHER

New York City.-In Eastern indus
trial centers, where the gas shortage
has laid up autos and forced war
workers to wear out shoe leather going
to and from work, bicycles may be
bought by workers and by volunteers
doing twOrk essential to the war eff
fort, under recent OPA ruling relax
ing elibiblity rules for purchase of
cycles.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11

ductiOn both now ana IN peace time
will depend upon whether they take a
leaf ont of the book of those coInpa-
MES and unions which have already
pioneered in this field and have deyel-
oped psychological attitudes and tech
niques which assure success"
Labor Relations Long Studied
For many years, Myers pointed out,
the Industrial Relations Division Of
the Federal Council has investigated
constructive labor relations through
out the country, and in the past year
the main emphasis of the work with
church groups, labor unions and EN-
ployer associations has been on show
ing how it can be done" by the use
of concrete Illustrations drawn from
first hand knowledge.
cooperation between capital and
organized labor Myers said, is also
an expression of democracy and Of the
principle of brotherhood and helps to
develop men as we'll as production.
"In fact" he added. organized Ia
Dor and management who meet only
when controversial issues or griev-
ances arise, get along together about
as we'll as distant relatives who meet
only at family funerals and occupy
themselves discussing the will Of the
deceased. Industry will be less likely
to assume the role of the deceased if
frequent joint meetings Of company
and union Representatives are held for
the sole purpose of injecting new life
and the creative intelligence Of demOc-
racy into the entire industrial pro-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
Activities OF Division

The activities of the industrial divi-
sion during the year, as cited in the
sponsoring of conferences between EN-
ployers, labor, farmers, consumers
and church representatives on develop
ing constructive understanding in
areas where prejudice often exists
issuance Of a Labor Sunday message
information to the churches on sOcia
legislation and special courses in con
ferences, churches and theological
Seminaries on methods Of social edu
cation and action on the part of tbs
churches.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11

Invest in Victory-1O per cent of pay
In War Bonds today.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11

Give 'em the gunS-put 10 per cent
of pay in War Bonds
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27

apie tokios konferencijos rel
kala ir ju visai nekviete, igno-
ravo. Pati Lietuvos, Preziden-
ta A. Smetona, kuri Preziden-
tas Roosevelt laiko Lietuvos
tebebuyimo simboliu jie ne tik
ignoruoja bet nei prezidentu
nepripazysta! Tuomi jie Lie
tuviu vardu Prez. Rooseveltui
trenkia per veida ir kartu dix
ciai pasidarbuoja suardyti Lie
tuviu vieninguma, delto kad
didele dauguma Amerikos Lie
tuviu yra tautininkai. Jie pa
sitiki Prezidentu Rooseveltu
ir pripazysta p. Smetona Lie
tuvos Pfezidentu.
Bet vienas labai reiksmin-
gas dalykas tai tas kad sum-
netu internacionalistu sroviu
vadai siuntineja slaptus laiskus
savo patikimiems zmonems j
kolonijas, kuriuose isako pra-
vesti organizacijose nutarimus
siusti ko daugiausia delegatu
j ta konferencija ir pasisteng-
ii kad delegatais butu isrinkti
konservatyviai zmones, taigi
ne kokie revoliucijonieriai.
Kokiu "revoliucijonieriu" BIZ
jo kitados save ''revoliucijo-
nieriais" titulave socialistai ir
liaudininkai? Ir kokius 're-
voliucijonierius" tikisi rasti
katalikai gyvojo rozanciaus So
saidese?
Paskaicius tuos slaptus laiS-
kus atrode keista ir juokinga.
Bet tie 'revoliucijonieriai' pa
aiskejo' New Yorko Lietuviu
tarybos posedyje, susauktame
isrinkti delegatus konferen-
cija, kada isrinkta trys kata-
liku sroves delegatai. Isrin-
kus delegatus, socialistas kei-
kunas Januskis kaip via is mai
SO islindo su pasiulymu kad is
rinkti delegatai, butu instruk-
tuoti konferencijoje pravesti
rezoliucija bendradarbiauti ST.
Lenkais. Tas incidentas att
dengia visa slaptybe, parodo
kas ir kokiam tikslui konfe-
rencija saukia.
KonferenciiOs Saukeiai ma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.

KAIP ir buvo galinla tiketis
kad Detroito rasiniu riausiu
saknys veda j kokia nors ko-
munistine organizacija, taip ir
buvo.,
Laikrasciai pranese apie ty-
rinejimus, kurie parode kad tas
riauses pradejo negrai, ir ge-
raj organizuotai, nustatytu lai-
ku ir vietoje kuri buvo isank-
sto parinkta.
Tu riausiu saknys sieke ] tu-
la organizacija National AS
sociation for the Advancement
of Colored People. O j ta or
ganizacija priklauso balti il
juodi tavorsciai, reiskia komu-
nistai, mes balti zmones kurie
nera uzsikrete komunistiniais
perais tokioj organizacijoj ne
priguli.
NEzIURINT kad tyrinetoju
raportuose suzeistu skaitlinese
yra 222 balti, O tik 10 negru,
musu Bimbiniai komunistai
kaltina baltuosius ir JUGS 60
vedom vadina, negrai ju aky-
Sc yra nekalti angelukai.
Negalima kaltinti nei visQ
negru, jQ irgi yra geru EMO
niu, taciau netruksta nei hull
ganu, kuriuos komunistai sa-
vo agitacija ir taiko, mes to-
kius yra lengva sugundint.
NEW YORKO priemiescio
Harlem rasines riauses irgi SUI
kele negrai hulikanai, jie pir-
mutiniai pradejo musti balta
policininka kan tas dryso ares
tuoti nusikaltusia negre mote
ri.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27


Is to kas paaiskejo reikia
laukti kad tarybininkai, isank-
sto zinodami konferencijos sa-
stata, jei ir. nedrys atvirai tai
stengsis bent tarp eiluciu ko-
kioje nors nekaltoje rezoliuci-
joje nauja Liublino unija Lie
tuviams iskepti, jei neatva-
ziuos pakankamai tu revoliuci-
jonieriu' kuriu rengejai slapto-
mis- instrukcijomis savo paka-
likams kolonijose isake nepra-
leisti delegatus. D. Klinga
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27

tomai Zinc kad su Lenkais ben
dradarbiavimas pas Lietuvius
labai nepopuliarus. kadangi
tos konferencijos tikrasis TIKI
slas national yra Lietuvos par
davimas Lenkams, Lietuvius
itraukiant pavojinga avan-
tura, tai rengejai isanksto pa
sirupino kad suvaziuotQ ju par
tiju istikimi pakalikai, kurie
visus Grigaicio, simucio, Vini-
ko pasiulymus aklai remtu.
Kad uztikrinti savo skymo
pasisekima, jie isako kad isrin-
ktu is organizaciju delegatu
mandatai butu skubiai SUM-
cia1ni Grigaiciui. Reiskia, jie
nori iSanksto zinoti koki emo
mes atvyksta. Vadinasi, jie
yra "demokratiskai' pasiruose
zmeniu valia kontroliuoti po-
zeminiais budais, slaptomis sa-
.vo agentu priemonemis.
Lenkiios klausimu jie "revo-
liucijonieriu" tikisi net ir sa-
vo sroviu zmonese. Tiesa, la
bal daug kataliku visuomenes
veikeju Lenkijos klausimu tik-
raj keltu revoliucija jei jie to-
je konferencijoje patektu, kuo-
met tas klausimas bus bando-
ma pravesti.
Socialistams siuo klausimu
saviskiu bijoti nereikia. Mark
sistai visada stow uz savo tau
tos pardavima, 0 kadangi mu-
siskiams Siuo momentu kito
kupciaus kaip Lenkija salygos
neleidzia gauti, tai Lenkija yra
vienatinis kupcius.
Is to tenka padaryti iSvada
kad ia konferencija yra su-
galvota ne Lietuviu bet Len
ku.
Tikri Lietuvos draugai Lie
tuviai turetu nuo tos konferen-
cijoss laikytis nuosaliai. O ku-
rie. jau liko suvedzioti ir tapo
delegatais, tie turetu sulosti
tu revoliucijonieriu roles, ku-
riu tie Lenku tarnai bijo -
nepraleisti Liublino unijos re-
zoliucijos. Turetu neklausyti
Lenku tarnu agitacijos ir ne
siduoti jiems suvilioti humbu-
gu kad Lietuva nuo kokiu nors
priesu Lenkai gall apginti. Jie
tick Lietuva ''apgins" kick sa-
We apsigYne. Pc sio karo tik'
renybeje Lenkijos hkimas pri.
klausys daugiau nuo Lietuvos
negu Lietuvos nuo Lenkijos.
Lenkai ia Zinc.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27

KADA naziai, fasistai ir ko-
munistai be jokio pasigaileji-
mo Judo visus savo oponentus
nekreipdami domes tai kokios
pakraipos ar partijos jie be-
butu, tai socialistiskos Naujie-
nos tik taip sau lengvu pasipik-
tinimu apraso tas zudynes.
Taciau kai krinta tu tironQ
auka kokis izymesnis socialis-
tas, Naujienos tuoj susunka-
"vienas ir baisiausiu fasistu
piktadarybiu buvo nuzudymas
socialism, vado".
Reiskia, Naujienoms yra dvi
piktadarybes: viena baisiau-
sia piktadarybe, kita tik taip
sau piktadarybe.
KAZ. RIMVYDZIUI susigin-
cijus spaudoje SUI Adv. K. Jur-
gela apie bendradarbiavima SUI
Lenkais, Jurgelai j talka pri-
buvo Laucka ir Tysliava.
Laucka gindamas savo kole-
gos Jurgelos .Lietuvai zalingas
mintis, per Amerika isdave vi
suomenei Rimvydzio tikra pa
varde, manydamas kad jam su
Jurgela bus lengviau sumusti
Rimvydzio teisingus faktus.
O Tysliava viename susirin-
kline visai niekend neprasomas
pasakojo kas yra tas Rimvy-
dis kuris dryso spaudoje ap-
ginti Lietuva nuo pro-Lenkis-
kos propagandos.
1auckai iSdavus Rimvy-
dzio varda per spauda, dabar
nereikes nei senukui Grigai-
ciui sukti savo sena galva kas
yra tas jo taip labai neapken-
ciamas Rimvydis, kuriam Gri-
gaitis Xxi siolei niekaip negale-
jo pritaikinti tikrajl varda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
NE VISU KVIETIMAS. =
RYSIAI SIJ I.ENKAIS

Bet tas dar galetu buti ju
politinio nesubrendimo isdava,
klaida, jei kiti reiskiniai ne
mestu daug blogesne ant ju
sviesa. Pavyzdin, savo propa-
gandoje spaudoje ir laiskuose
jie kalba apie Lietuviq Il vie
ninguma traukima"' Te:iau
tautininku grupes, nei jQ vel
keju, nei vadu neatsiklause
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
NUZUDE TEVA

Columbus, O. = Fred Hen
ry, 73 m. amziaus buves gele-
zinkeliu inzinierius, tapo savo
sunaus nusautas, kai jiedu su-
share uz paprastus dalykus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
Kas Saukia ia K0nferenCija
If KOkiaFn TikSIui?

Lietuviu konferencija Pitts
.hurghe saukiama politiniu ka-
taliku, socialism,, ir liaudinin-
kQ-sandarieciu grupiu vadina-
mos tarybos. Taciau susidare
aplinkybes rodo kad mintis to-
kia konferencija tik tu triju
internacionalistiniu grupiu
siuo momentu saukti yra kilus
ne is Lietuvisku galvu ir SAL
taliu. Paanalizavus keleta su
tue suristu reiksmingQ faktu
kiekvienam bus tas aisku.
Pirmiausia, tai laiko klausi-
mas. siuo momentu nei vie
ma is virs tuzino okupuotu tau
tu jokiu panasiu zygiu media
ro, delto kad tam laikas dar
nepribrendes. Toliau, pats IT,
kslas labai miglotas. Sauk5jai
sake kad ju tikslas yra padi-
dinti Lietuviuose pastangas
Amerikai kara laimeti. Ar
tam reikalinga konferencijos =?
Argi tam galiaus reikalingas
kokios nors politikieriu grupes
paraginimas? 90 nuosimciu
Amerikos Lietuviu nieko ben
dro neturi su tais politikie-
riais ir ju mieriu nepazysta,
bet karo pastangose Amerikos
Lietuviai yra pirmoje vietoje.
Jokio slekerio nei su ziburiu
nesurasi. Visos Lietuves mo-
tinos isleido ir priaugancius
sunus (net po kelis) i lvairias
karo organizacijas ginklu ko-
voti. Tai dare tinkamiausiu
nusitelkimu ir dvasia kokio ga
lima tiketi is pavyzdingo Ame-
rikos patriotic.
Lietuviai kai kurie baigia ir
kai kurie jau pabaige visas sa-
vo sutaupas sudeti j karo bo-
nus. Lietuvaites palike gerus
darbus stoja j WACS ir WA
YES. Biznieriai palike biznius
stoja j karo darbus. Seiminin-
kes moterys taip pat neatsilie-
ka. Zodziu, kan ne kam bet
Lietuviams paraginimas deti
daugiau pastangu karui laime-
tt tikrai nereikalingas.
Ir Pittsburgho konferencija
Lietuviu karo pastangu tikrai
nepadidins nei vienu svaru, bet
suaikvos daug laiko ir deSimtis
tukstanciu dolariu, taigi Veto
je padidinti, pastangas suma-
zins. Ia Zinc Americas wy
riausybe, ta Zinc ir patys kon-
ferencijos Saukejai.
Antras tikslo punktas tai ne
va pastanga pagelbeti Lietuvai
nepfiklausomybe po zio karo
atsteigti. Reiskia, jie mano
savo rezoliucijomis erzinti Wa
shingtona ir prirodineti kad
Lietuva nori butt laisva.
Bet ir tas ju numatomas sa-
vo rusies diplomatinis spaudi-
mas yra labai netikslus. Anne
rikos vyriausybe paties Prezi-
dento Roosevelto lupom atkar-
totinai yra pabrezus kad Anne
rika krauja lieja VISQ payer
gtu tautu islaisvinimui, neziu-
rint kuriame pasaulio kraste
los randasi. Akivaizdoje to-
kio pareiskimo dar lysti Wa
shingtono vyriausybei j axis IL
valdzios laika gaisinti karto-
Ejant reikalavima, ar ir dekoji-
ma tai diplomatinis afrontas
arba valdzios zodziui nepasiti-
kejimo reiSkimas.
Siuo klausimu Americas Lie
tuviai pareiske pilniausia pa
sitikejima Americas prezidentc
pazadams is peties prisideda.
mi prie karo pastangu. Bet
musu politikieriai visu Lietu-
viu vardu drysta bludyti, Lie.
tuviu varda gadina ir tuom
Lietuvos islaisvinimui teikis
meskos patarnavima.
NE VISU KVIETIMAS. -
DyyNuAr Cry V3Ayr/
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
JAUTI BLOGAI?
VISIsKAI PALENGVINSITE SAU
--sIUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
BUDU

aKuomet 1ankinates viduriu uzkietejimu--
zarnos neveiklios, skauda galva, nera ener-
gijos-- palengvinsite siuo modernism
budu-kramtykite FEEN-A-MlNT 81 sko-
ninga kramtoma guma vdurus liuosuoja
svelniai ir tkrai. Milijonai zmoniu naudoja
FEEN- AMINT. Tx pakramtykite FEEN-A-
MINT einant guilt, naudokite tiktai pagal
nurodymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta ma
lonus palengvinimas jums pagelbes vel jau-
sits puikra.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-08
IOWA CITY March 8

IOWA CITY, March 81
Lieut.. Hartley D. Price, in
charge of gymnasticc an d
tumbling at the Iowa Navy Pre-
Flight School, sees in those ac-
tivities the closest possible cor
relatives to the demands of
combat flying.
Foremost is orientation of the
body in space, entailing, accord
ing to Lieutenant Price, an
overcoming of deep-seated fears,
which can be accomplished on
gymnastics apparatus such as
the high bar and flying rings,
each of which involves a degree
of danger and considerable
challenge to the uninitiated.
A particularly valuable de-
vice for the development of or
ientation in space, the first re-
quirement of the combat aviator,
is the trampolene, canvas at
tached to springs and a steel
frame, which throws the per-
former into the air for evolu-
tons.
There is an abundant require
ment in gymnastics and tumb-