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La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Desea Mandar una
Mission MiIitar ell
General Ramirez

Washington, julio 5.-Se ha sa-
Dido aqui que ell general Pedro
Ramirez, presidente provisional
de la Argentina, ha sugerido man
dar a esta capital una mission mi
litar con ell fin de mejorar las re-
laciones entire los dos paises.
La cOmisi6n discutira profile
mas economicos, politicos y mill
tares.
AsegIrase que ell gobierno del
~presidente Roosevelt ha declinado
recibir la mission, por cuantO no Sc
"a possible conceder ayuda a la
Argentina, bajo la ley de presta-
mos Y arrendamientos, hasta que
ell gobierno de Buenos Aires cum
pla ell pacto de Rio de Janeiro.
Dicese que Ramirez Y sus secua
ces desean negociar primero para
determinar la cantidad Y ell ca
racter de la ayuda que Sc les da-
ra en- ell case de que les sean en-
tregados sus pasaportes a los di-
plOmaticOs del Eje.
La Argentina necesita tambien
materials primeras y entire elias a.
cero, aceite, gasolina Y equipo in
dustrial.
Ell regimen militar mantiene ell
estado de sitiO, 10 que lie permite
~controlar por complete la Prensa
y la Radio.
Todas las declaraciones de $50
lidaridad h~emisferica" sin romper
con Ell Eje Sc estiman como equf-
vocas y parecidas a las del expire
sidente Castillo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
A ICKES
UN REPRESENTATIVE
De LA FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, julio g. En-
cartas remitidas al presidente
Roosevelt y ell se~cretario del inte-
rior y administrator de petr6leos
Ickes, ell Representative Hendricks,
de la Florida, acusa al secretario
de ser ell responsible de la escasez
de petr6leo que padece ell Este, pOr
haber archivado, en- 1885, Ell pro-
veto para construir un canal de
barcas a traves de la Florida.
Hendricks expresa la esperanto
de que ell congreso tome ell profile
ma en- sus manos Y ~construya Ell
canal, de modo que ell petr6leo
pueda ser transpOrtado, por me-
do de barcas, a 10 largo de la cos
ia.
Elogia ell Representative al jefe
de estado; pero dice que las nor
mas del poder executive fueron
frustradas y derrotadas por Ickes.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Destruidos 43
Aviones a los Nazis
AtacadOs los Puertos de 81.
ella y Cerdena

LoNDREs, julio 5.-La avia-
ci6n aliada destruy6 aver, en- ba-
tallas de aviaci6n, 43 aeroplanos
de los nazis.
FL sabadO fueron bombardeados
implacablemente los puertos de
las islas de Stella Y Cerdena. Con-
fiesan los italianos la completa
destruction del puerto de Paler-
mo.
En- Trapani los italianos VIOLA
ron algunas instalaciones del puer-
to.
Las bases de los hidrOs fascis-
tas. en- ostia y FiumicinO, fueron
asaltadas pOr las maquinas ALA
das.
Sc perdieron ell sabadO 10 avio-
mes americanOs e ingleses, algunos
de ellOs en- Catania.
Las 'FOrtalezas volantes' alta
caron en- Francia una fabrica do
motores de aviOnes y en- Nantes v
La Pailice astillerOs Y bases de
los submarines.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Remolcado Desde
Europa a America
I'm Avi6n sin Motor

Londres, julio 5.-Un avi6n sin
motor (glider) ha cruzado Ell At
lantico remolcado Y con un carga-
mento, para la Russia Soviet, de
vacunas, radios y pleas de motto
res y aviones.
LIE remodel un Douglas trans
porte CAT, de un tipo que los in
gleses llaman Dakota. Ell vuelo,
de $4,000 millas, Sc complete en-
% horas.
Tiene ell aparato sin motor, es-
pecialmente escogido por ell CO
mando de la Raj, IS pies de ex-
tension en- las alas y puede llevar
carga con un peso de tonelada v
media. Sc lie conoce por Ell modelo
CG4A Y fu6 construido por la
Waco Aircraft Company para un
f~abricante de pianos de N. York.
Sirvi6 de photo en- ell GLIDER,
Ell jefe de escuadr6n R. G. Seys Y
de copiloto Ell jefe de escuadr6n F.
M. GObeil, de la aviaci6n canaden-
Sc.
Guiaron Ell Douglas, ell teniente
canadense W. S. Longhurst Y ell te
niente copiloto c. w. H. Thomson.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

tie desempena Ell cargo de anotador
Official de la Liga Intersocial.
Asegura que Sc propone solucio-
mar ell prOblema de las Gales en-
su distritO; estudiar Y subsanar
las condolences del parque Robes,
particularmente despu6s de las
lluvias, y mantener Ell parque de
Cuscaden como Orgullo de los de-
portes locales.
Els miembrO del Centre Astu-
rianO y de Otras sociedades.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
EwLECCIONES De
DIPUTADOs EN- MEJIC0

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio 5.
Sc e~fectuaron aver elecciones de
diputadOs en- TODD Ell pals.
En- ell distrito federal un hon.
bre result6 lesionado cuando lie
pegaron un golpe en- la cabeza.
Fue ell dnico incidente violento del
dia.
Calcdlase que depOsitaron sus
votos en- las urnas mas de 3,O0O,-
600 de ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
India Contribuyo
Grandemente a la
Victoria en- ell Africa

WASHINGTON, julio g. La
aportaci6n de la India en- hombres
v materiales a las victorias aliadas
en- ell Norte de Africa es un ejem-
plo sehalado de la manera en- que
los miembros de las Naciones Uni
das estan cumpliendo 10 que pro-
metieron. En- los primeros dos
amos y medic de guerra en- ell Nor
tie de Africa, la India suministr6
Ia mayor parte de las pr%ovisiones
empleadas en- esa zona de opera
clones.
La Cuarta Division India, en-
salzada por ell mariscal de campo
Wavell, COmandante en- Jefe de
la India, como una de las fuerzas
que cuentan con un record de
combates y victorias no igualadO
por ninguna Division Aliada, to-
mo parte en- cast todas las batallas
importantes del Africa. Contribu-
20 a desalojar a los italianos de
Abisinia Y particip6 en- ell acosa-
miento del Cuerpo Africano de
Rommell desde Ell Alamein a Td-
nee, una distancia de 1000 kil6-
metros. Tambien desempeh6 i'm
portante papel en- ell flanqueamien-
to de la Linea Mareth y en- la cap
tura del general nazi Jurgen Won
Arnim.
Mientras ell Octave Ejercito Sc
gufa su Marcia tr%iunfal, ingenie-
ros y zapadores indios en- la reta-
guardia construfan ell Gltimo ira
del importante ferrocarril de
Mersa Matruh a Tobruk. Esta II
nea Sc cOnstruy6 en- ell promonto-
rio de Libia y a la vista de las ru-
tas maritimas Y bases aereas del
Eje.
En- ell ramo de material de que
ira, la aportaci6n de la India ha
sidO enorme. Hasta la llegada de
los abastos americanos, las fuerzas
aliadas del Norte del Africa con-
taban cast exclusivamente con ell
material que les llegaba de Ia In
dia.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
MAREAS

Marea alta a las 6:13 a. m. Y
S:49 p. M; marea baja a las
$40 a. m. Y 11:43 p. m.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
SIR. HENRY COM

FL sabado anunci6 SD
tura a CONCEAL, por Ell al
West Tampa, ell joven HeI
zalez, de Oficio plomerO|
apreciadO en- la barriada
de ell rio.
Gonzalez naci6 en- Wss|
Y dice cue lleva en- su col
intereses de sus conveciD,
Prepare una plataforna
"a a conocer, desde Ia 4
los peri6dicos, dentro 4
dias.
Els vicepresidente De IA
Cfrculo Cubano, sOcD del.
Espanol, socio del Cent?
y miembro De lbs
Caballero de la Luz J Cd
del Aguila de Orc. Esa
desde hace varios amos
hijo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
HA. MEJORADO FL
SENIOR %TRAFFIGANTE

BESIDE hace dfas Sc encuentra
enfermo Ell estimado amigo Sr.
Santo Trafficante, persona muy
estimada en- esta comunidad.
Ell medico que lie asiste aprecia
una notable mejorfa y espera que
pueda levantarse en- esta semana.
Votos muy sineeros hacemos por
su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Haga su parte: Compre
BONOS DE GUERRA
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Para la tarde de hoy, a las dos,
esta senaladO Ell entierro de Cons
tantinO Torres, de A amos, vecino
del 14O9 de la Octava avenida.
lie sobrevive una hija, Sra.
Anita Rubio.
Saldra ell cortejO de la funera-
ria de Lord y Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Retorn0 a China
La Esposa del
GeneralisirnO

C~hungking, julio 5.-En|
WON de pasajeros de los
Unidos regres6 aver a 9
sonora Chang Kai Shek
del generalisimo.
Acadia de hacer I'm viaie
Unidos y ell Canada. Desd'
sadO Is de noviembre IA
Chang ha recorridO $1,000
La bora de su arribO nj
"a lie fue communicate al 6
simo, que no acudi6 a re-
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Anuncia su Candida
tura a CONCEAL ell
Joven Tamargo

Ell cOnOcidO jOven Ramiro Ia
MARCO, tenedor de libros de la ia
brica de tabacos Gradiaz, Annis &
Co., graduado del Institute de los
Jesuitas Y estudiante que fuera de
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

la Universidad
de LOyola, a.
nunci6 aver su
candidatura a
CONCEAL pOr Ell
distrito n1mero
6.
Tamargo es
casado, padre
de dos hijos,
tiene S2 amos y
q c t u a ! m e n
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Africa, whose transfer to the home
front followed reverses in Tunisia
The War Department, however, evi-
IDENTIFY does not hold him responsible
for setbacks as he is nov in a key
training position as deputy COM
mander Of the I'd Army in this
country. That force comprises more
than half million men.
The announcement that Gen.
Patch had been brought back to
give>troops the benefit of his jungle
warfare experience led to a renewal
Of speculation concerning the vet
eran 1t. Gen. George S. Patton. He
was relieved of the command of the
End Corps in Tunisia, in which he
had succeeded Gen. Fredendall, only
when it was certain that the cam
paign was over, excepting for mop
ping up enemy forces on the Cap
Bon Peninsula.
Gen. Patton's new assignment has
not yet been announced and so far
as the public knows, he is still in
North Africa. It is possible that he
may be brought back to head the
Armored Force headquarters at Fort
Knox, KY, to get it ready for the
European offensive. On the other
hand, however, informed circles here
say it is more than likely that he
is now being groomed for an inpor-
tant command post with the inva-
sion forces.
The Armored Force command in
this country is one of the prize
plums. 1t. Gen. Jacob L. Devers was
plucked from it last week to be made
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Combat Commanders
Being Returned 10 US.
To Train Fighters
Army Policy to Bring
Shifts of Officers
Of All Grades

Combat commanders from North
Africa and the Pacific zones are
being brought back to this country,
the War Department disclosed late
yesterday, to add their actual battle
experience to training troops for the
European invasion and new offen-
sives now being planned here for
Far Eastern operations.
That was the impelling motive be-
hind the return of Maj. Gen. Alex
ander M. Patch, commander of
American forces in Guadalcanal
since last January, to take over the
training of the 4th Army Corps at
Fort Lewis, Wash. He has been sue
ceeded in Guadalcanal, where land
fighting ceased some time ago, by
Maj Gen. Oscar w. Griswold, for
merly commander Of the 4th Army
Corps.
cat the close of the Tunisian cam
paign," the War Department said,
''it can be expected that other off,
GERS in all grades will return to the
United States to apply their battle
experience to the task OF training
new units"
That policy was reflected in the
case of Maj. Gen. Lloyd M. Freden-
dali, one-time commander of the
United States I'd Corps in North
Evening star., 1943-05-13
through a course in the newest Of

through a course in the newest Of
fensive weapon of the air force.
And we definitely got the impress
sion that here, in all its mighty
power, are the complete components
of the striking force which is going
to wipe Germany's Goering and his
LuftWaffe from the air when inva-
sion of Europe comes. When the
Air Force lifted the veil of civilian
secrecy which hitherto has shrouded
the School of Applied Tactics here,
it went the whole way. With us
were two heavy bombardment pilots,
the boys vino take the big Flying
Fortresses through the air.
i learned plenty today" said
Capt. Spencer Treharne, a Fortress
pilot who Went through the Pearl
Harbor attack. 1T was a revelation
to see what this school is doing"
1t isn't, military speaking, impos-
sible for enemy aircraft to get over
our cities, but after seeing these
highly trained fighter and bomber
specialists of AAFSAT, it is easy to
see it won't be fun for the enemy.
He won't live long if and when he
strikes by air at any locality pro-
tected by men who have gone
through this school.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

commander Of the United States
forces in the European theater when
1t. Gen. Frank M. Andrews was
killed in an Iceland plane crash.
The armored post may we'll fall to
Maj. Gen. Charles L. Scott, who now
commands the replacement training
center at Fort Knox. He is one of the
best schooled tank officers in the
Army and has broadened his expert
ence by visits to war areas.
Gen. Patch, the War Department
indicated, is to be followed to this
country by other senior officers in
Guadalcanal. His own record in
that command was notable for the
way he finally rid the island of its
last Japanese defenders. He was
sent there from New Caledonia last
January when Army troops relieved
Marine forces who had borne the
brunt Of that jungle fighting since
midsummer.
The new commander in Guadal-
canal, Gen. Griswold, is a West
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Clifford Odets to Wed
Actress Betty Gruyson

| BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Clifford
Odets, 36, playwright, and Betty
Grayson, "a, actress, obtained a
marriage license here yesterday and
said they planned to be married in
New York in a few days.
Mr.. Odets was divorced from
Luise Rainer, motion picture actress,
in Los Angeles in May, 1941. This
will be Miss Grayson's first mar
riage. Both gave their addresses as
New York
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Miss Audrey Cleveland, secretary:
Elmer j. Blackmer, jr, treasurer.
UNCONVENTIONAL members of the
Executive Committee are w. Homer
Leigh, the Rev. Berwyn E. Jones,
Miss Cleveland, the Rev. Stanley E.
Ashton, Mr.. Blackmer, the Rev. Lee
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Pointer like Gen. Patch and equal
ly as well known here. He was on
duty in the Office of the Chief of
Infantry in Washington for three
years until September, 1899, when
sent to Fort Benning, Ga, later at
Camp Croft, S. C. He has COM
manded infantry and mechanical
divisions, his record having finally
won him a coveted corps command.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

A. Peeler, Walter K. Handy, the Rev.
Lawrence w. Conway and the Rev.
Paul R. Hunter. The Rev. Herbert
E. Hudgins was named superintend-
ent of religious education and the
Rev. Walter F. Wolf, chairman Of
the Nominating Committee.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Religious Education
Group Elects Officers

The Rev. P. Lee Palmore, pastor
Of the Arlington Methodist Church
and a former missionary to Japan,
has been elected president of the
Arlington Council of Religious Edu-
cation to succeed the Rev. Paul R.
Hunter.
Others elected were: The Rev.
William S. Hicks, vice president;
Evening star., 1943-05-13
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Evening star., 1943-05-13

Add "a gallon Of
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actual cost to only
S1.9S gallon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

TAX Sr.. 2O33 Mclean, Rock Is
land Arsenal. i'll.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
SerCice NOIPs:
HarIingen, Knox, CorpusChristi
Graduate Many Michigan Youths
WACs REPORTING

TAX Sr.. 2O33 Mclean, Rock Is
land Arsenal, H.
WACs REPORTING
Fort DeS MoineS, It.: Pvts. Lii
liam VI. Pollock, l4z5l Petoskey,S
Catherine Astleford, 1854 Chat
ham, Helen VI. Stalmach. 1884
Fifty-flrSt; Evelyn =. Landau,
1922 Clements; Elizabeth q. Luck
ham. 1850 Robson Beatrice Toll
mich, 3240 Rochester: Ruth g..
HiIeman, 5000 DevonShire, De
troit; Irene r. Fredryk, 2424
Fabcr IIamtramCk.
Sweetwater, Tex, Army Flying
School Barbara Pipes. Detroit;
Jean Tesch. Ann Arbor.
Fort Oglethorne. Ga: Pvts.
Dorothy Is. Hook. 1886 FaIrvIeW.
Josephine VI. Kidder, TAI Vine
wood
Fort Mason. Cal: Pvts. Betty
J. StulCk, 1908 Llttlefield; Irene
ID. Schultz, 1l752 Mendoza
Newport News. Va: Pvt. Freda
Legman, 2i5O Blame.
Camp CroWder. Mo: Pvt. Dor
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Harrington gunnery school, Fort
kKnox army armored school and
The navy'S air training center at
Corpus Christi. Tex, have turned
out new graduating classes which
include Michigan lads
AT the Harrington school gun
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
RayOn Knit Briefs
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Ksa u-ssr. sBot-ri4b Observation-Disclosures"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Pvts. Edward 7. Fctcr,. = For
PRoNoTIoNS

To chcf pe'ty officer M G
Charles l.. smith 1882 Steel
IslSV.le N ] %aEa' station
To -d .euterar'- Aviation Ca
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
NR. HoBSON

GUNR. HOBSON PNT. ANToNtEW
ner's wings have been awarded 10
James ". Hob,on, 1851 Van Dyke
place; John u. Burr. 922 Glyun
court: Donald !. GlunI. lOO06
Monica, Detroit Frank e. Stok-
Iosa. 42i7 seventh PVT. George
Antoncew. 1883 Botsford. Ham
tramck, has completed training at
the Fort Knox arnOrod school
Comm ~elonod Cn>ILn- ~ Corpus
ChUsti are James III. Scruinn. 2O2J
Lawrence. Anthony 4. ~0mmcr
Jr., 1914 tiHfa-bHeftjEb, John &.
Bruce, iAi7 ChT Detroit;
Thane G.. Henderson,, Marine.
William Weiss, 31l7 Longicllow,
has been made an aviation cadet
after graduation ~ the Pensacola
naval air Training station and now
is dong duty in the Panama Canal
ZQpe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Pvt. George \. Smit, 1SS Hub
bard has been selected 20 attend
aviation caanl school lIe las noon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

serving IN thc Antilles air COM
Hand n Puerto Rico and VIII re-
turn here Tor schooling.
PVT. Alfred J. Licdkp. 500 s.
CyrlI has tenn accepted rs AN
AVIATION cadet ~ Luke fa'd
Ar and soon Hdl aase that
post for pref -'f >etoo.
PvtS. Edward 7. Peters. II For
e>' River Ro.ge and Date \.
Lyons ~ DouaEa" ns.o uce0 So-
lc~'ed for sa-.ar cadet training
g. VIC Liberal h7r, army a.r field
and Will 20 ~ uy5-ilC1t S.Aoo.
FClKUg second Performances
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

GtNR. sTOkLo>A ENSIGN BRUCE
othy VI Garden, 291 Victor, High
land Park
NcChard Field Wash Sgt.
Ruth 7. Hegebo. 1850 GreenvIew
"iour own Horoscope" bv
Frances Drake. j. one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

GtNR GIUNL t>>Io> >oN',tK
dcts Graham :. Goulding. 1876
Cto Chester \. Ray Jr.. 1It9
Co~wornra'ir Nrthur s. Rim
bold, 1871 Erewr,', urnor Field
O.
To l'aff ,.T-.H.' SGT Martin
7 6Utka Jr. 75 Whitaker.
J. ghih Army
To sellrarf- Cpl Marvin y.
Schmitt, sa7 Washington. Crosse
Io'Dtc \ew Guinea
To corpura'~ PVT. Oswald y.
RominslAe. .----A tii-r--r---i- NOD
Fed Ga Carl &. MAY. 1913 Bal
moral krv Ftr.d ST William
NJ tr1H, rr-'-7 --7717TrHVfUI-h, AAF.
Alaska
To corporal tcrhrrn Pvt
Nathan TrivaN. 3-12 Tuxedo
Daniel Field. Ga
To teChn.cian 9Th grade Pvt
Michael TroianoWsh. l7So2 Ar
lInG'on Seattle Fighter Command
To prv7tcs Isl c'3 PVtS. Eu-
gene Plantrich. 1921 Frcc'and
Edward y LoNelock. 735 Long
fellow John Pctri,oVicz, All
ThIrtN-Scccud Robert T. Look
1920 T.. Grand boulevard Leon j..
pel,eNSnF,- eA4i-, Art-t--t.--i----- --rtttsy
Falls, S y AAF Harry ! AVER
III. 1852 Trinity Henry Shebes-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
MINTYS

Senatves sniegas niekad nesutirpsta.
Mirtis lanko mus tyliai - ir sulygi-
ma visus.
Turtuolio ir varguofo kapas lygiai
tylus.
Teisybe nepazysta partiju.
Priesai yra vien tik draugai kurie
mus nesupranta.
Lainlingas tas zmogus kurs rado ir
myll savo darba.
Proto ramumas yra puikiausias is
minties brangakmenis.
Susivaldymas yra jiega; teisingas
galvojimas yra ismanymas; ramybe yra
galybe.
Religija yra dangaus dukte, musu do
rybiu gimdytoja ir tikros palaimos vers
me.
Neuzmirsk kad gyvenimas yra tarsi
gele, kuri neprazydi pirmiau negu ina
vysti
Charakteris gludi valioje, ne intelek-
Skaidrqs proto ypatumai laimi pagar-
ba, bet ne meile; ir visos tikybos zada at
lyginima uz valios ir Strides prakilny-
be, bet ne uz proto ar ismanymo prakil-
|nybe
Naktis ne tokia juoda kaip zmogus.
Nekaltybe yra aukstesne negu doro-
i've. Nekaltybe yra Sventa nezine.
Nezine yra doroves saugotoja.
Tikra meile niekad nepailsta.
Darbo pagrindai kuria visuomenes
Iprota.
Mergiskumas terra vien motiniskumo
Wits.
Juo labiau vyras myli, juo daugiau
jis kencia. Visu sielu sirdgelos suma yra
Isantikyje su ju tobulumo laipsniu.
Puikus darbai nesvaigina = jie zavi.
Mandagumas islaiko rauksles. Rauk-
ISLES yra isninties vagutes; kai kurios
rauksles buna tragingos.
Malonybe yra aistros ramybe.
| Mano zodziai nepajiegia iglausti tavo
meiles. v. ]. B.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

sekti Gudai ir su sunimis. O jeigu maty-
tu jog su zirgu neiskliuva, tai kad zirga
nuzudytu, pats kaip nors stengtusi pa
siekti Lietuva.
- Ar tn nebijai papulti j Gudu ma
gus? paklause Radusis lekaneio val
kiseio.
- O ko as bijosiu? - atverte tas. -
AS Amino tarnas ir keliavau jo vardu
pranesti apie atvaziavima. Ma ir sirmi
radau pamesta, ir kaipo mano seinlininko
zirga paemiau. Ak gi mesti man eia j
vilkams?
- O tavo zirgas kur? - meginda-
mas vaikiselo gudruma klause Radusis.
- Mano? Ogi mano zirga IS names
ateme Danyla, kad toliau nubegti... -
juokais atsake vaikiscias.
Padeje apredyti sirmio kojas, vyrai
patrauke j kelione, mesdamies arciau Len
kisku eziu, kur lengviau buvo praslinkti
per mazai apgyventas vie
tas, apzelusias giriornis ir giraitemis, kur
daznai pasitaikydavo Romano Gudu ir
Juodvesiu pulku uzpuolimai
Seka: SENS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
KUR RlJSIJOS SEM
zMONES?

Nesenai Pennsylvanijos Me-
dikale Draugija isleido skait-
lines apie Rusijos gyventoju
skaiciu. Is tu slaitlinip neku-
RE ene klausti: "Kur yra Ru-
sijos SEM zmones I"
Pasirodo, senu zmoniu ten
kaip nera: is apie 165, 900, 600
Rusijos gyventoju trecdall SUI
daro jaunimas Fl metu ir jau-
nesni, ir puse visu gyventoju
yra 81 metu ar 'jaunesni.
Ar bolsevikai neiszude visus
senus amos gentkartes zmones,
kaip nepageidaujamus caristi-
mes liekanos narius, per 25 me-
tus savo komunistine imperija
tverdami?