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Q CHICAGO, ILL., Is apyskai-
tu komiteto rengusio Vasa-
rio IA d. programa pasirodo
kad izangos iplauku buvo kick
Virs $500, taigi tik tick publ
kos ir atejo j sale kur gall til
pti apie 5000. Komitetas jau-
test labai apsivyles.
. NEW YORK, n. Y. = Ba-
landzio l prasides SLA ket-
virtas Vajus prirasymui nau-
IjQ nariu prie SLA. Visions
SLA kuopoms pasiusta para
ginimai kad isrinktu vajui Or
ganizatorius.
Q INDIANA HARBOR. Ind
Kun. K. Bickauskas iskil-
n1ingai minejo savo kunigavi-
mo 80 metu sukakti. Jis jau
18 metq kaip klebonauja sios
kolonijos Lietuviu parapijoje.
Gime Bal. 8, 1888 M, zasliu
parapijoje. Amerikon atvyko
1922 m.
Q PITTSBURGH, Pa. = Vas.
%, LIND. saleje ivyko Lietu-
visku bolSeviku susauktas va
dinamas "karo laimejimo" ar
kitokis koks ten draugiju SUI
vaziavimas. Sis neva suvazia-
vimas geriausia parode kad
Pittsburghe jau komunistai
negali Lietuviu draugiju SUI
klaidinti. Neziurint kokias jie
giesmes giedotu ir kokiomis
|plunksnomis nesidangstytu vi
81 iau pazysta kas tai per pau
ks5iai.
. NEWARK, N. J. - Vasario
20, Sv. Jurgio draugijos sa-
lei, ivyko paskutinis J. j. Stu
ko, Lietuviu radio programo
vedejo atsisveikinimo koncer-
tas. Stukas iseina kariuome-
men.
. DAYTON, Ohio. Sustrei-
kavo 40 mokyklu aptarnau-
tojai, reikalaudami daugiau uz-
mokesties. Apie 10000 moki-
niu negalejo lankyti mokyklu.
Aptarnautojai yra unijos na-
rial, unijos vadai pareiske pa
|siryze streika laimeti.
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MIRE RASYTOJAS
JULIUS BANIULIS

Kovo 10, Brooklyn, N. T.,
mire rasytojas julius Baniulis,
sulaukes 81 m. amziaus. Jis
Amerikos Lietuvians zinomas
kaip laikrastininkas ir poetas.
Jis yra parases eiliQ, straps
niu tuluose laikrasciuose. Bu-
vo Ateities redaktorium Bos-
tone.
Dirva ir Vienybe yra islei-
dusios po viena-kita jo parasy-
tu eiliu ir siaip knygeliQ.
JuKNA Juozas, mire Sausio
18, Buenos Aires, Arentinti-
moi.
LAJTRUTTS Stasys, mire Va
sario 27, Philadelphia, Pa.
LORINCIENE K, pusamzs,
mire Akron, Ohio. Palaido-
ia Vas. 18. Gimus Lawren-
ce, Mass.
PIECUKIENE Ona, mire Vas.
27, Pittsburgh, Pa. Palaidota
St. Augustine kapinese Ko-
vo 3. - Panevezio ap., Pu-
sato p., Vaitkunu k.
SIREVICIENE Elena, 80 me-
tu, mire Vas. 25, Chicagoj
Gimus Severance, Colo.
KALVAITIENE Magde (Ge-
raiciute), pusamze, mire Va
sario %, Chicagoj. - Vilka-
viskio ap., sunsku par, Val
tu k.
RADZIVILAS Jonas, pusam-
zis, mire Vas. 27, Chicagoj
- Kalvarijos par.
GEDRIKIS Jurgis, pusamzis
mire Vas. 26, Chicagoj. -
Panevezio ap., Naujamiescic
D., Prievakscio k.
GABEL Juozas, so M, mire
Vas. 27, Chicagoj. - Pane.
veto ap., zemeliu k. Ameri
koj isgyveno 80 m.
ROMIENE Barbora (Patlabai
te), 62 M, mire Vas. 26 d..
Chicagoj. Kaltinenu par.
Varsedziu sodziaus.
PETRAITIS Vincas, pusamzis
mire Vas. 26, Chicagoj. =
Panevezio aps., Krekenavos
par. Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metu.
VILKAITIENE Mare, mire Va.
sario m., Mahanoy City, Pa
BALTYSIUS Jonas, 27 M, mi.
re Vas. Fl, Roxbury, Mass
MATULAITIENE Mare, 78 m
mire Vas. 27, South Boston
Mass. - Vilkaviskio apskr.
Alvito par. Amerikoj isgy.
veno so metu.
VABRINSKAITE Patricia,
M, mire Kovo l, Chicagoj.
KAIREVICIENE Petronele, 81
M, mire Gruod. %, Water.
bury, Conn.
DAUGINTIS Tadas, 81 metu
mire Lapk. 80, w. Hanover
Mass.
MIKLINAS Jonas, 25 m., mi
re Sausio l, Chicagoj.
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nu. Visoje salyje nustatyta
sukelti 13 bilijonu dolariu.
Butu labai gerai kad Lietu-
vial sudarytu savo koniteta
Karo bonu pardavimui ir SUI
rasinetu kick jau mes esam
pirke ir kick perkam. Manau
butu gerai 81 dalyka persvar-
styt draugiju susirinkimuose,
mes pasekmes bus geros. Mes
Lietuviai jau daug esam ispir-
Ike Karo bonu, tik beda kad
apie tai niekas nezino. V. M.
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X. S. KARPIUS DETROITE

Dirvos redaktorius Karpius
su zmona atvyksta ] Detroita
porai dienu; cia prabus sesta-
dieni ir sekmadieni. Dalyvaus
LVS skyriaus susirinkime, ku-
ris ivyks DIR. Sims rezidencijo-
je, II val. sekmadieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

PAJIEsKAU savo broli Juo-
"a Matulaiti, gyveno Sheboy.
gan, Wis, paskui persikele
Chicago. Chicagoje taipgi gy-
vena dvi mano sesers dukte-
rvs, Kiveriutes, kuriu antraso
neziuau. JOS pacios ar zinan-
tieji atsisaukit. { Q1)
John Matulaitis
R.F. l EarlVille, n. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA
zINGEIDUS LAIsKAS

RaSytaS LeOnO Il. BurOS, ge-
raj zinomo jauno Philadelphi-
joje veikejo, kuris dabar tar
nauja Dedes Samo Armijoje,
Zigmui Jankauskui:
Gerbiamas Mr.. Jankauskas :
Jusu laiska apturejau buda-
mas Camp Butner, N. c. La
bal aciu jums kad nepamirsta-
te pateikti siek-tiek ziniu is
Philadelphijos.
AS gailiuos kad negalejau
patiekt nuo saves laisku anks-
ciau, mes nebuvau apsistojes
vietoj ilgesniam laikui. Viena
nakti miegojau vienoj vietoj,
pietus valgiau kitoj, ir tip.
Dabar sioj vietoj irgi turbut
neilgai viesesiu; kur is cia
trauksime God knows, bet
turbut kur uzjurin. "WelP',
tick to. Visgi kas nors turf
kariauti kad laimetume. Is
Ivelesniu saltiniu, tai sia vasa-
ra turbut su priesu susikirtim
brutal, ir as manau kad laime-
jimas virs musu pusen. Be
abejones gal ne viena motina
lies asaras zuvus sunui uz ju-
rQ, bet tas uztikrins ateityje
Iir Sios Sales laisve. Kaslink
dalyku eigos kariuomeneje tai
pasilieka kareivio paslaptis -
kur buvome ir kur vel trauksi-
me ir panasiai.
Dabar esu Kalifornijoje ko-
kiam laikui. Cia smagu: xii
matas dabar cia kaip Philadel-
phijoje pavasaris, dienos Sill
tos, laukai visur zaliuoja. O
palmos, rodos Sirdi prie saves
traukia! Nedykai cia aktoriai
ir aktores pasirinko sau sosti-
ne!
Kaip rasete apie mano gimi-
naiti, Kazi Bura, labai trokStu
iii pamatyti. Pirmiau maniau
gal gausiu atostogu tai pasi-
fnatysim, bet dabar tai ga
kai ,karas uzsibaigs. Apture-
jau pora laiskq nuo jo, bet pa
nasiai ir jam uztesiau nepara-
Ses. Jei matysite j duokit la
by dienu nuo names.
Ma, kaip pats Mr.. Jankaus-
kas gyvuojate? Kaip jus pa
saulis vaisina? Ar Wis dar bu-
dinate tautiecius is. miego
Dabar SUI Kaziu Bura il JuozU
Gusciu pasitare padidinkit Lie.
tuviu Naujienas. Dabar al
manau yra geriausia proga
Kazys irgi yra darbstus ir tu
ri geru gabumu rasyboj ir or
ganizavime. Tx dabar gal dar
bais labai esat uzsieme.
Beje, Mr.. Jankauskas, ga
turtle uzsilikusiu Lietuviskl
laikrasGiu ar ~zurnalu? Jei tn
rite, prasau man ju prisiqsti
Kai isejau kariuomenen, Lie
tuvisko laikraScio neskaiCiau
Uzsirasyciau, bet kad vietoj'
nestoviu tai taip ir palieku b.
Lietuviu spaudos.
Apie Prezidento A. Sneto
nos priemima Philadelphia
tai maciau Angliskoje spaudo
je. Tai buvo dailus darbas at
liktas Philadelphijos Lietuviu
Kas tue uzmanymu rupinos
ziniu neturiu, bet is savo pu
ses duodu didele garbe darbuo
tojams.
"Well", tue kart baigsiu
Mr.. Jankauskas. V5liau para
sysiu daugiau. Taip pat pra
sau jusu, jei laikas leis, nepa
mirsti parasyti pora zodzil
man, uz ka isanksto jums la
Eai dekoju.
Pvt. Leo r. Bura,
CO. 6, APO. 409C-C
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KLAIDU PATAISYMAS

Minint Lietuvos Nepriklau-
somybes 25 metu sukakti Va
sario ID, Lietuviu saleje, buvo
renkama aukos Amerikos Rau-
donajam Kryziui. Skelbiant
aukotoju surasa isibriove ke-
lios klaidos: praleista aukau-
| toju pavardes: Vincas ir Teo-
file Overaiciai aukavo $5; Mrs
Normantiene So; S. Dermaitie-
ne 81, M. Smailiene 81.
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ALTIMoRE Nd.
Lietuvos Istorija Pasto
Zenklais

| 1IAA1- AA'A OASA~t ~S%' ~'
7, Lietuviu salej ivyko idomus
vakaras, kuri surenge Baltimo-
res Lietuviu Tautinio Knygy-
no administracija. Vakara att
dare knygyno administrators
pirm. J. Zigas ir po trumpos
izangines prakalbeles pristate
DR.. zelvi vakaro vedeju.
DR.. A. zelvis savo kalboje
vaizdziai nupiese DR.. Jono A..
Bucnio nuopelnus ir suteikta
garba LietuviQ tautai ir pa
ciai Lietuvai, renkant jos pas
to zenklus ir per JUGS garsi-
nant Lietuvos varda, ir prista-
te to vakaro prelegenta, placiai
visoje Amerikoje zinoma Lie
tuvos paste zenklu rinkeja DR..
Jona A. Bucni.
DR.. Bucnis turi labai turtin-
gai ir rupestingai sutvarkyta
Lietuvos paste zenklu kolekci-
ia, daugiausia orc paste ZEN
klu, visai nevartotu, kuriu kai-
ma siekia, pagal kataloga, nuo
kelly centQ Xxi $3.50 vienas.
10 paste zenklu kolekcijoj yra
ir musu garbingu didvyriu la
kunu Dariaus ir Gireno foto-
grafijos, paste zenklai ir vokai
tu laisku kuriuos jie veze savo
lektuvu per Atlantika; prie to
vra ir vokai ir correspondence
Mai laiskai susiraSinejimai su
tais asmenimis kurie norejo
kad ju laiskai butu nuvezti
Europa. Parode daug laisku-
voku su paste zenklais is Vii
niaus, kada ia musu istoriska
sostine Vilnius buvo po Ru-
sais, po Vokieciais, po Lenkais,
paskui paciu LietuviQ Waldo
ma, 20 to vel po Lenkais ir We
pc Rusais. Tai Wis buvo skir-
tirgi pasto zenklai. Komunis.
tams okupavus Lietuva ir pati
Vilniu, tula laika buvo varto-
jami Lietuviski paste zenklai
tik sudarkyti Rusiska antspau-
ola. Nemazai turejo paste zen,
klu ir is Klaipedos krasto ka,
da j valde Vokieciai, Prancu-
zai, patys Lietuviai ir vel Vo.
kieciai. Parode viena voka ST
Lietuvos paste zenklu ir su w
raSu: "Paskutinis laiSkas il
Klaipedos Lietuvai ia valdant"
Gal but niekas nenoretu ii
keti kad zmogus galetu but
toks turtingas, ne tik nlilijo
= nierius bet ir bilijonierius, {
vienok taip buvo, ir DR.. Bucni
| parode publikai tuos stekuk
lus kada jis priejo prize, past'
: zenklu is Danzigo Vokieciam
j valdant pereito karo metu
: Cia parode tuos paste zenklu
ir paaiskino kad ju verte ia
: da buvo nuo vieno milijono TX
Is bilijonu markiu - tick kai
navo laisko pasiuntimas j uz
= rubezi. Tai tikri stebuklai ka(
paste zenklai turejo tokia aux
sta verte.
DR.. Bucnis ta savo past'
. zenklQ kolekcija jau buvo is
states daugelyje miestu paro
doms ir uz ja caves kelis pir
: mo ir antro prizo medalius i
viena grazia auksine taure.
Siuos zodzius rasanciam uz
: klausus DR.. Bucnio ar jo dar
bas jau uzsibaigs SUI taja paste
zenklQ kolekcija kuria jis jal
turi surinkes, atsakymas buvo
Ne. Rinkimas paste zenklu eis
kaip ejes savo keliu, prize TO
rasysiu knyga apie Lietuvos
paste zenklus ir bendrai apit
visus, su kuriais as esu jal
gerokai susipazines.
Tai tikra Lietuvos Istorijs
Paste zenklais, kuria mane
plunksna neisgali aprasyti, il
as atsiprasau gerb. daktaro u;
toki nevisai tikslu aprasyma.
Nuo saves patariu ir kitu ko
loniju Lietuviams susipazint
su DR.. Bucnio paste zenklu rim.
| kiniu. p. p. Jaras
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Pvt. Leo r. Bura,
Co. 6, APO. 409C-C
c Of Postmaster,
San Francisco, Cal.

eLIBERIJOJ, Afrikoj, GU
mo medziais apsodinta 1900
akru zenaes.
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eMODERNISKAM lektuvui
sunaudojama nuo 7 Xxi 20 my
liu elektrisku vielu.
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JAUTl BLOGAl?
VISISKAI PALENGVINSITE SAU
--SIUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
RTTDI

--31pO MODEh1N 1ShO - St LLAN1O
BUDU
oKuomet kankinates viduriu uzkie
t6iimu-zarnos neveiklios, skauda
galva, nera energijos- -palengvinsite
sau 5iuo modernism budu-kramty
kite FEEN~ MINT. 81 skoninga
kramtoma guna vidurius liuosuoja
svelniai ir tikrai. Milijonai zmoniu
naudoia FEEN-A-MINT. Tx pa
kramtykite FEEN-A-MINT einant
guilt, naudokite tiktai pagal nuro-
dymus ant rakelio. Sekanti ryta
malonus nalengvinimas jums pagel-
hes vel jaustis puikiai.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13
SUMMONS

State of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin
District Court, Fourth Judicial District
Gladys MOTLEY.
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1894 -l943

NOte August paper
In front editorial the publisher editor forth program
the Spokesman of Minneapolis and the Recorder of St. Paul
lived specifications announced the first editorial
The editorial titled: Faith Paul
and Minneapolis" is reprinted here:
Time and time again during our ten years of labor on
local Negro weekly have been told that the coored
citizens of these two communities would not support
devoted to the particular interests of the Negro After
ten years convinced that there is truth in such
charges We believe the majority of the people of both St.
Paul and Minneapolis will give wholehearted support any
newspaper which actually and consistently the best
interests of the respective communities Provided of course
that this service unsesh and without regard to the per-
sona interests of the publishers and editors.
Because believe in Minnesota and its people and be-
organ in each of the cities we are this week launching two
publications one in each of the cities One is the ST PAUL
RECORDER edited by ST. Paul citizens and devoted to the
particular interests of the people of St. Paul The other is
people and devoted to the interests of Minneapolis Negroes
Both publications will be dedicated to the webeing and
progress of the Northwestern Negro, a whole.
In addition to giving in its columns the most i'm
porant national events each paper will endeavor to
both papers will speak out fearlessy and increasingly
against njustice determinations and all imposed nequa
ties no matter what group or nationality they are visited
upon.
Each newspaper will aid the worthwhile institutions of
each city The churches and fterntes among the most
serviceabe Institutions naturally each newspaper will give
considerable space to their activities Constructive criticism
of both and will be freely offered editoray
Neither the editorial columns will be for sale
The only salabe space will be the advertising columns that
Will be open to all bona hde business enterprises.
Each of the newspapers will be delivered by carrier for
five sents weekly Ffytwo issues years subScrip
ton by mail will be $500 The cost for six months subscr
ton will be 81 and three months of interesting reading
be had for rs cents.
Readers invited to write the editors of either of the
papers offering criticism approval of content ed
torals pertinent subject that they might want to write
about.
is desire and that of each of the staff members of
both publications. to give the people of each of these
munes paper they trust and of which they be
proud.
SPOKESMAN feel St. Paul and Minneapolis will have
real champions of the Race We intend to merit the support
and confidence of the coored people and feel that
will have the of the best citizens of the
other group.
Cecil E. Newman
ST PAUL RECORDER
MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN
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planes attacked the first group of
Jap bombers. AS a group Of Zeros
closed in on the other planes, I
jumped one Of the Japs. Before
could bring effective fire on him,
looked behind and the air was black
with Zeros closing in, so I headed
away. learned a lot in that fight
but didn't do much damage"
Different After That.
After that it was a different story.
He was a veteran by the time his
fighter squadron went to Guadal-
canal
The Japs would come in with
twin-engined bombers that were just
as good and fast as our planes"
Carl, who few No. Is in that battle
SCARED, outnumbered squadron,
said
I'VE learned to make one or two
passes at the bombers before the
Zeros closed in, and then headed
for the clouds"
Carts hunting was somewhat
tougher than shooting fish in a rain
barrel Soon he ran into tough luck
but he came out with nothing more
serious than the loss Of his squadron
supremacy. II was September 9,
1912; II made two passes and got
two bombers. I attempted a third
pass instead Of heading for the
clouds.
"A Zero got me with a Comm.
cannon How many times I do not
know. I was at 1900 feet when
my plane burst into flames. I lost
no time in bailing out and landed in
the water several miles from Quad
alcanal and some 30 miles down the
coast from Henderson Field.
Because Of the tide, I was un-
able to reach shore and had about
given up hope when some native
picked me up. II took him about
four hours to paddle 200 feet to get
me"
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detectives. As fires rage and threat.
en- to grow out Of control-as In
Dortmund which undoubtedly Is typ
icsl-air raid wardens dash from
shelter to shelter ordering all males,
including foreigners, to help battle
the flames.
Like the British, the Germans
have built emergency reservoirs for
pumping because water service is
frequently interrupted by a heavy
raid. Dortmunders were surprised
that the Raj failed to come after
preaching German dams to the
south.
For three days Dortmund and
the entire surrounding area were
without water" one source ex-
planned.
Sven Malmberg, Swedish violinist
who was in Dortmund on tour DUR
ing the heavy raids of May AS and
May 1924, told the Stockholm news.
paper Tidningen that the scenes in
Dortmund we're almost impossible
to describe.
II will never forget it and | will
never return to western Germany
as long as the war lasts" he said.
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Bomb Blasted
Ruhr Paralyzed
Travellers Describe RavaSe
OF Hearts of German
Industrial Centers.

STOCKHOLM. - Railway traffic
through the industrial metropolis OF
Dortmund was paralyzed for at least
three days after the last great Raj
raid, according to persons who have
travelled through bomb-blaSted west.
ern Germany.
Movement through Dortmund's
main station was impossible and
traffic had to be rerouted around the
city, causing a bottleneck in the
transportation Of war freight and
passengers from the Ruhr eastward
to points such as Berlin and Ham,
burg. Police closed the area and
officials told travellers that an Raj
blockbuSter dud was lying in the
station, but English reconnaissance
pictures since show the station is
badly damaged.
II the Nazi claims are correct,
then the blockbuster obviously ex-
ploded later.
Neutral Swedish and other sources
over a period of days drew the fol-
lowing picture Of morale and dam
age by air raids in the front line of
the Reich:
Hearts of most of the great indus
trial centers in western Germany
such as Cologne, Essen, Duessel-
dort, Duisburg and Dortmund, have
been torn out by explosive fires leav-
ing either an expanse Of twisted
wreckage and mountains Of debris
or the tottering facades Of Quilted
buildings.
A description of western German
cities by the Naz newspaper Voelk-
ischer Boebachter recently only be-
gins to tell the story. 1t said: 1T
isn't single houses any longer which
are being destroyed but entire dis
tricts are burned out and laid waste.
There are business streets which
must be closed off because on both
sides only smoke-blackened facades
stand and threaten to collapse.
There are squares surrounded by
ruins and without a single distin-
gushing feature, neighborhoods in
which one hardly meets a soul be-
cause the houses are empty, Quilted,
battered or destroyed"
Outlying residential districts are
much less damaged than the CEN
tiers of towns, where the extent of
the damage is really breathtaking.
Yet this does not mean that life is
stagnated. One explanation is the
manner in which the Germans tackle
the cleanup job, restoring a resem-
blance of order as rapidly as pos
Sible.
Fire-fghting apparatus stands
ready day and night near military
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State Of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin.
District Court, Fourth Judicial District
Gladys Motley.
vs..
Oscar Motley.
Defendant.
The State of Minnesota, To the above
named Defendant.
You. Oscar Motley. are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which complaint Il hereto attached
and herewith served upon you-hAs been
fled in the office Of the Clerk Of said
District Court, at the City Of Minneapolis,
County of Hennepin. and State of Mime
sofa, and to serve a copy Of your answer
to said complaint on the subscriber at his
office. at 704 Fremont Ave. N. in the City
of Minneapolis, County Of Hennepin, and
State Of Minnesota, within thirty days Of
such service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service: and
il you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated July %. 1913.
HARRY SCOTT,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
704 Fremont Ave. N,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
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Gets Il Zeros
And Pretty Girl
Marine Ace Off Oregon
Farm Is Fast Worker Any
Way You Take Him.

HUBBARD, ORE. - The United
States marines could build legend
around Maj. Marion Carl. It's al
ready on the way. The leathernecks
out Solomon way call him The Zero
Man" for his fabulous proves in
knocking down those Japanese fight
ers. And wait until those boys get
going on how he won a lovely Pow
ers model in six weeks.
He's strictly a fast worker, this
handsome young man who came on
. farm to become Oregon's No. !
air hero and one Of the top Amer
lean aces Of the Second World war.
In few months over Midway and
Guadalcanal he gave the business
! to IT enemy planes (thes unofficial
figure is bigger. then came back
home, met Edna Kirvfn, brunette
Powers model, in New York on a
war bond sales tour. Six weeks lat
er she was Mrs. Marion Garland
touring with him.
Looks Like Hollywood.
He's the kind of guy who makes
q leatherneck's chest swell
This T-year-old marine fighter
pilot Eve years out Of Oregon State
college, looks as though he would be
more at home in front Of a Hollywood
motion picture camera than behind
the controls Of Grammar wildcat.
But there's nothing Hollywood
about him except his looks. He's
quiet, sott-spoken, reluctant to talk
about the exploits that twice won
him the Navy Cross.
He's not a hot pilot, but a cool,
calculating air fighter who figures
out his combat tactics as scientihcal-
ly as he figured his aeronautical en-
cheering problems at college. But
he learned the hard way.
His first lesson came at Midway
when he and two other marine pilots
ran into three groups Of Jap planes
Of Is or 30 planes each.
II was trailing, and the other two
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British Wheat for India
To Relieve the Shortage

BOMBAY.-The government an
nounced that Great Britain would
send substantial shipments Of wheat
to India In the next two or three
months to help relieve the growing
seriousness of the food situation.
The wheat win sell at prices ZAP
preciably lower than those atpresent
prevailing in free markets." the gov
eminent said
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Se,Ding Machines

BARGAIN Sale on sewing machines. Sing
ers, whites etc. Used. in good eond-
ton, $40 ~ up. Guaranteed. RI
sEWlNG MACHINE SALES co.
1873 Broadway, AZ Grand River CA 3is3
1880 Grand River. At Trumbull TIE. 1880
Free Estimates on Repairs
SINGER sewing machine; good treadie.
Lincoln 2-3755. dial operator.
WE WILL. BUY your used sewisg maehins
for cash. RA. 035s. White Sewing
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FOR fine workmanship. call Crane Upho-
stering Ss35 Mack. PLAZA 2i7i.
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Gold, Jewelry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds. jewelry. old
gold. Original Detroit Gold Refinsrs
SIDNEY RANDALL, 1850 BROADWAY.
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