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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16
DON'T WORRY!


Someone in Kennewick suggests
that life back home is going to be
mighty dull for the boys who have
been seeing many parts OF the
world at war. In fact, letters from
fighters mention how much free
travel they receive and how they
are seeing sights that they would
never get to view any other way.
Some lads 60 so far as to figure
the hazards of war are worth the
sightseeing! but as far as our
boys not welcoming that home
coming, not approaching small
town Main Streets and corner drug
stores, you might study letters Of
boys who definitely state why they
fight as they do. Home is the vic
tory, the end of war, the symbol
of peace. To return to family,
friends, comforts and advantages,
out-weighs the touring and sight
seeing. These lads will have their
fill of >strange sights and faces.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Hitler is the only aggressor in
the history of the world, who be-
fore he started out on his campaign
to rule the world, told the world
exactly what he was going to do
and how. He even let the world
look in on his preparations, his
army and his planes and his tanks
In spite of the fact that he made
no secret of any move, he
fooled the world world, excep,
Russia. Russia was the only coun.
try that was anywhere near ready
for him. \Singularly enough Rus.
STA in turn fooled Hitler.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16
AT the present time American

At the present time American
shipyards are delivering more than
five ships day. In the past two
years AZ million tons of shipping
have been turned out. Half Of this
is merchant vessels and half naval
craft. BY the close of the war our
merchant marine will be greater
than that of all the rest of the
world combined. One of the big
problems in postwar planning is
what will become of this immense
fleet? =
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Due to the shortage Of news
print paper experiments are being
conducted in the matter of de-ink-
ing or removing the ink from the
paper and converting the paper
into sheets to be used again. The
New York Times recently printed
an edition on paper in which 10
percent of the paper used was
waste paper; another edition con-
tanned 20 percent waste paper and
a third % percent. All three edi-
tons were readable and it is stated
the average reader would not de.
tect the difference.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

The Tom Moore Distilling Co., of
Baltimore, Md, to escape excess
profit taxes, recently declared a
dividend of ~ gallons of whiskey
for each one of its 1880 shares.
The move was followed by several
other companies. AS result the
price of distillery shares at once
skyrocketed to a new high.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Contrary to the usual belief
that might have grown into great
Christmas trees are not small trees
trees. They are special type.
They are grown for two purposes,
to produce Christmas trees and to
prevent washing of soil on de-
nuded slopes. Many acres of the
country having soil on steep slopes
subject to wash could profit by
planting small type evergreen
trees. They could be marketed as
Christmas trees after having their
purpose Of preventing erosion.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

At Great Lakes, ILL.,, one of the
worlds largest training stations for
navy personnel, $4,000 pounds of
turkey were prepared for Thanks
giving dinner, Every week the
station consumes 10000 pounds OF
crackers, 100000 pounds of bread
5000 pounds of beef, $4,000
pounds of potatoes, and $500 gal
Ions of ice cream.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

The Pentagon office b,,,s,
m w saa was built to 5ei :
10000 persons. The buildi r00s !
five stories T, high and one s 81 !
around it. 1t has l6B mi,. niue
corridors and requires the ser,s. 9
of 700 janitors. i'lce'
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

The fellows who a few years
ago were clamoring for govern
|ment control and government own.
ership of utilities are now com.
planning because of the growing
system of bureaucracy. The more
government control the more blu.
reaus. It appears we can't have
one without the other,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Considering the devastating eff
feet that initiation, if it comes, will
have upon everybody, we can't
understand why so many people
are insisting on things being done
that will bring about initiation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Public sales have been built up
on the idea that some people will
buy anything if they think the
price is low enough. Regular at
tendants at public sales as rule
accumulate lot of junk that they
never have any use for because
they couldn't resist seeing it sold
cheap.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16
We Want. EN-

-those not In actual use are badly
needed. We must have them e
We are 70 continue 10 deliver your
clothes with hangers. War re-
strictions prevent us from buying
more. 20 We must use those on
hand. Please return al hangers
not In actual use. It's your patTi-
otic duty 10 help save on these
critical materials. So -.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Acc, According I'd to an exchan,. !
supply Of coal undergrounS : a'
e sss to biologists, unlimisss &C.
other words there is enouus seo, b
to insure strikes for years u : ., q !
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Believe it or not, Ripley says
that the only monkey that was ever
known to laugh was in a Berlin
zoo. This is the first evidence we
have seen that monkeys possess a
sense of humor.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

According to the experts Hitler
still has 400 divisions at his COM
mand. A division comprises from
IL to Is thousand men.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Out in Kansas so weekly ~.
papers have discontinued new.
ton. One editor in sizinup public.
situation pertinently remsrt y !, %
a:good live newspaper canno. Ia
vive in any but a good live az. SUI
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

A Kennewiek man rema,.., !
that Darwin would be snsu Asa
was right if alive today 70 =, y
how ably men could make mn ~
keys Of themselves. '4Oa
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16
So Of EN-

\ recent survey Disclosed that
the Average American hons has
. total Of 50 hangers. Some axe
In Suss-ceTtainlY. but
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-12-16

Present indications are ,n..
Russians will arrive in Berl; a' as
fore the Allies. Dc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Bend From the Knees
Inste ad of at The Waist
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHEN YOU pick up some
thing from the floor. do you bend
your back or your knees? When
you wash dishes or iron, do YOU
bend from your hips or in the
middle Of your spine And when
you work al desk do you bend
forward al the hips. through
your shoulders. or AZ Your neck
In walking do YOU throw your
shoulders back and your chest
out? And how DO you point
your toes?
We are all trying 20 work
harder and fOT longer rUuTS. ann
pear posture is a waste Of
energy. Working in poor posture
makes Anu-tiEe- more quickly.
and when YOU are tired. II IS
easier 10 slump. Then gradually,
sbad posture becomes habit.
Sometimes IL seems easier 70
do thing the wrong way When
YOU pick up an object from the
floor. n may come natural 10
you 10 SWOOp down with A bend
AZ the waist knees straight, and
pick ~ up. But bending in that
way is one Of The most common
causes Of strain particularly
when something heavy is lifted.
MOI a Single Ache
It is so Incp0Ilant 10 LIT cor
rectly that women In the war
plants are being taught how 10
do ~ SCicnt ifiCaIy
The correct WAY is 10 put one
loot slightly forward bend born
knees. keep your back perfectly
straight and make tho forward
bend of the trunk az the hip
joints.
Now that We are an going 70
he dong a lo, OF odd Jobs We
never had to do before. J., is
necessary TO make a habit OF
good working posture.
] gardened for four hours yes
terday. l raked, weeded and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

KEEP COOL keep pretty,
in this charming Anne Adams
version of the pinalore Pat
tern ii07.
The paneled lines and the
pointed waistSeamS make your
figure look willowy the square
cut neck is young Use bright
peasant print Make the ver-
sion with sleeves. too.
Patatern 4407 IS available.
only in misses and womenS
sizes IA. is, Is, 20, 81. a. SO.
IS. 40, AZ. Size is requires 3As
yards 35-inch.
our Summer Pattern Book IS
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern is cents book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 26 cen 5.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
This Weeks
Market Report

HERE Is the latest market
report from the Detroit Munsc-
ipal Bureau Of Markets.
Local raspberries are At their
peak this week. There is A
temporary heavy supply Of early
potatoes coming IN from south
ern states.
THERE Is a plentiful supply
OF cantaloupes leaf lettuce,
mustard and turnip greens, rad
iShes and watermelonS.
Moderate amounts OF punched
beets, cabbage. carrots and tur-
nlps, celery, cucumbers, head
lettuce and tomatoes can be
found.
The quantity of red currants,
asparagus, green and wax beans,
kale, Cauliflower, swiss chard,
eScarole. peas, oranges. grape
fruit. lemons, ,endive and col
lards, is very light. Ny,
MEAT is still very scarce.
Also butter and fresh eggs. The
supply of poultry has increased.
Fresh fish are none too plentiful
There is a fair supply Of Cana
\dian whitefsh from Lake Win
nipeg and a moderate supply of
shepherds from Lake Erie
Blue pike from Lake Erie are
scarce and light supplies of
fresh Atlantic salmon will be
available for another week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Five Brand New
Canning | leaflets

THIS IS going 10 be a busy
season in the home canning
industry. What with the points
IT takes 10 get can of toma-
toes and another Of peaches, we
aren't going 10 need urging,
TO help YOU with the season $
canning, Prudence Penny, home
economist for The Detroit
Times. has prepared a brand
new set of leaflets.
$50 Fruit Canning
C-151 Vegetable Canning
C-152 Tomato Recipes
C-l53 Pickles and Relishes
C-l54 Preserved Sweets
To obtain this complete set,
send FIVE CENTS 10 Prudence
Penny Retroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Bend From Hips

All forward bending should he
done from the hips. never with
sections Of your spine. The only
posture rules YOU have 10 re-
member are up and keeping a
straight line from the top Of
your head 10 the base Of your
spine These apply, whether YOU
are Just sitting or standing, or
walking or working.
You should not throw your
shoulders back and your chest
out as YOU Walk. IO1 should putt
up. keep your spine in 4 straight
line shoulders relaxed. and point
your toes straight ahead. For A
fact teeiHF Cit makes thick
ankles and IL also dates YOU as
past 40. because YOU would have
10 be about that old 20 have
been taught 20 toe out.
Miss kain cannot give per
sonal replies 10 those who send
her letters. She will answer
only those questions Of general
interest, and then through this
column.
Copt right 1913. b. King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Available Meats Make
Tasty Attractive Meals
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

HOW MANY Of US sit back in
our easy chairs and say wish
fully that VIC would like 10 do
something further 10 aid the
war effort. Well, Mrs. America,
here's your chance. Before you
is one Of the greatest problems
Of the home front battle. That
of feeding your family with the
supplies Of foods on hand.
Very rarely is il possible 70
plan a meal and obtain all foods
desired when We 60 10 the mar
ket 10 make our purchases. We
must be ready 10 adjust our
selves 10 the necessary changes.
iff't7Iy * trrre particularly a-tAe
case NJ meats and beef heads
the list NJ scarcities.
Points Increase
The lack Of this food has con-
fused so many homemakers.
For an explanation of the re-
cent increase in beef point
value and the shortages for
civilian trade we hope you viii
read the American Meat Insti-
tHte al entitled Sure, You Like
Beef running elsewhere in this
paper.
This states that the recent in
crease in point values was in
tended TO get people 10 eat less
beef, so that the armed forces
would receive enough.
It goes on TO say. WAR is a
great beef eater. New methods
Of boning, freezing and shipping
beef TO Americas fighting men
have made it one Of the most
practical and -t1tgffly-a demanded
OF all fighting foods
Instead of letting this short
age upset you take advantage of
the supply of pork, lamb and
Sausage-your points will 60
-faFther-ynu,ll be making the
most Of the food on hand and
YOU will be able 70 serve hearty
appetizing meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

picked up sticks and stones. I
was up and down every few min
uteS. ] knew / would be writing
on posture this week so I paid
special attention 10 the way l
worked Not once did ! bend
my back instead Of my knees.
Well. -unaccuSioned as I am
10 gardening. l didn't have even
a twinge Of protest from my
back muscles. Now. you will
probably jump 20 the conclusion
that the only time ! think about
my posture is when am plan
~rttffc 20 writ 2 al9e,tfftt a -RhaH
] am bent over a typewriter.
To me. posture is almost more
important than exercise The
continual practice of good pos
ture is the best exercise there is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

lower point and unfamiliar cuts.
Remember that all cuts of meat,
regardless of price or point value
contain complete high quality
protelnS, essential B vItamns,
important minerals.
Most Of these rules rest on
you alertneSs when you 60 10
market But you can fight in
your kitchen. too. The food
values in meat are needed every
day, If possible Learn 10 stretch
a little 10 make a hearty main
dish; learn to make the most Of
lower point meats 50 your red
stamps will buy more within
your fair share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
WWSD
TRAINING
Classes

HOT WEATHER hits De-
troit, but the sale of stamps
and bonds goes on, the boys on
the fighting front cannot take
day off either. Training
classes for volunteers will be
held every Thursday at / p. m.
al WWSD headquarters. 400
Griswold. Mrs. Harold Blake
man will be the instructor and
the training class lasts two
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Ex-De+roi+er
Breeds New
Hardy Rose
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

WHY Is IL that when we
think Of new varieties of plants
and the people that work TO
give them 10 us, we always
think Of these folks as far off
almost in another world? This
is so far from the truth.
For instance, those sub-zero
hybrid tea roses you've been
hearing about for several years,
that will survive even Michigan
winter temperatures without
or lection. were originated by a
forme. Detroiter. She is Mrs.
walter Brownell Of Little
Compton, r. l., now, but she
was once Miss Josephine Oar
ling of Detroit.
She and her husband have
teen hybridizing roses for more
than 30 years, but it is only in
the last third of these that you
have been hearing Of the re-
suits because rose hybridiZIng
IS slow work and the greater
part Of the plants produced arc
simply discarded as not good
enough 10 stand public inSpec-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Learn The Cuts

Pick pork for an abundance
Of rich meat flavor and nutri-
tion-and know your pork cuts,
While the loin and tenderloin
command high price in points,
cuts of pork may be picked with
points ranging from 5 down 10 l
and all have that distinctive
rich flavor, complete high quail
ity protein, B Vtamins and es-
sential minerals.
There are four kinds Of chops
70 choose from, center. end cut,
loin and shoulder. The shoulder
also furnishes steaks Tor braIS-
ing and combining with vege-
tables. Ask the butcher for sug-
geStions as TO the less expensive
and those lower in ration points.
Lamb is the meat 10 know a
lot about when looking for low
point buys from the meat ration
list. Every one knows that leg
of mutton orr broiled chops are
tender. Juicy meat but the
Canny cook is also aware that
every cut OF lamb is tender and
many cuts besides chops can be
boiled or roasted.
Tasty, Nourishine
Shoulder, blade and arm chops
may be broled. Breast of lamb
AZ only a few points for a ten
der stew is particularly appetiz-
ing. Lamb neck slices with the
bone left in make an attractive
braising cut with a good amount
of tender, well-flavored meat.
Ready 10 eat meatS-liver
sausage, bologna. frankfurters.
Salami won't break the point
budget If bought in small
amounts. Liver sausage can be
stretched with chopped pickle
and mayonnaise 10 make a little
60 long way.
Frankfurters are tasty ground
and mixed with pepper relish
and celery for a hearty sand
witch that is high in nutrition.
Bolgna weighs light, slices thin
for q sandwich that is a favor
lite with men.
When YOU do the actual pur-
chasing remember 10 buy no
meat except with the red ration
stamps 10 which you are en-
titled. Make sure the meat you
buy bears the federal. state or
local inspection stamp or per-
NIT number on wholesale cuts.
This helps backout the black
market.
Reputable Dealers
Pay no more than legal cell
ing prices, buy in stores only
whore these are conSpicuously
posted.
Manage your meat supply by
budgeting points for the meats
available from day 20 day and
the nutritional needs of your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Fine Performance,

The second 10 composed ~
Super hardy sub zero hybrid
teas. examples ~ which are
Pink Princess. Lily Pons and
Break n Day. Wisconsin and
Minnesota report fine perform
ance ana extreme hardness
from these varieties.
The third group are creeping
roses which hug the ground and
are therefore good for use as
ground covers Carpet Of Gold
is one Of these. Little Compton
Creeper is another. They All
a definite need IN odd spots
where bloom is wanted but
something flat growing IL re-
ulirpd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Try New Kinds

The Brownells do not sell
roses-they are simply the folks
who produce new varietles--but
you will find that many well
known rose grow carry
Srownell roses.
Their research has been aimed
~ producing garden roses with
large flowers so the home gar
dener may rival the florist S
best offerings. They have been
particularly interested in pro-
ducing good yellow roses. And
are also Ginning az roses which
are disease resistant and winter
hardy at low temperatures
Starting -wi1h-cr crosses OF
many. many varieties 10 Rosa
Wichuriana. species Of rose
that is- hardy and disease resist
ant. they have produced new
roses OF three different types.
The first group are fine yell
low climbers which include the
much cussed and discusse q
Golden Climber tMrS. Arthur
CurtiSS James, which blooms
so well for some and 50 poorly
for others. Golden Glow Orange
Everglow and Elegance are also
In this group.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

gyvais bent 10 nuosimtis Emo
niu? Tevyne, ar bepazinsim
Tavo veida, ziauriu priesu nu-
alinta, bombomis, apkasais is
raizyta? Ar berasim ia vie
tele kur gimem, augom. Pa
galiau, ar begalesim kada cry
zti tevyne?"
Tai Observation-Disclosures godos
visu Lietuvoje gimusiQ Lietu-
viu, kurie troksta dar syki at
lankyti laimingos kudikystes
vietas.
DETROITIECIAI, dau giau-
sia DR.. Jonikaicio patriotiniu
subruzdimu, sudejo jau $3.50
Lietuvos Atstovybei Londone
palaikyti. Gerbiami Chicagos
gydytojai, ar galite pasivyti
Gar bent susilyginti) su DR..
Jonikaiciu pasidarbavime savo
tautos gerovei?
]. p. TUINILA, Bostonietis
veikejas, savo lesomis isleido
E. Devenienes kalba apie Lie
tuviu tremtinius Sibire, pa
sakyta Pittsburgho konferenci-
jai. Amerikos Lietuviu Tary-
ba, kuri ta konferencija sauke
ir susilauke $1,000 auku is vi
suomenes 'Tarybos reikalams',
tuos dolarius dabar is vieno
delmono i kita kilnoja, ir vel
saldziai uzmigo.
Brooklyno tautininkai pra-
dejo vaju sukelti pinigQ Ry-
tuose paremti Lietuvos Atsto-
vybe Londone. Americas Lie
tuviu taryba is savo konferen-
cijos dar nei "postkartes" p.
Baluciui nepasiunte, nors tos
konferencijos delegatams pri-
sieke "ankstai" bendradarbiau-
ii SUI Lietuvos Respublikos par
eigunais. Su kiekviena diena,
visuomene Wis labiau isitikina
kaip sroviniai sustri meistrai
ia begailestingai apmOve!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
kAS REIKALlNGA TOLIAU DARYTI
LIETUVAI VADUoTI SAJUNGAi

Sc Europoje. Leis ir platins
kita literature lieciancia Lie
tuva ir jos interesus.
Musu darbas bus paruosti
Lietuvius PROFESSIONALS ir siaip
nusimanancius ir pinigingus
Americas Lietuvius vaziuoti-
gryzti j Lietuva apsigyventi,
kad musu apteriota sails ne
butu uzveista svetimu gaiva-
lu, kuriems Lietuviai gall TEX
tt bernauti.
Stu ir kitty darbu kurie dar
atsiras vykdymui dabar ir at
eityje, reikalinga tautiniai SUI
tipratusiu Lietuviu paramos.
Mokekit savo buckles j Lie
tuvai ,Vaduotiv Sajunga regu-
liariai, prisiuskit savo STAN
besnes aukas LVS darbams ir
aukas spelialiams LVS tiks-
lams.
Auku siuntimui naudokit sia-
me puslapyje telpanti kupona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
Alekas Bangs Aukauja
$25 Businciam Visuo-
tinam Seimui

Clevelandietis Alekas Bangs,
per 25 metus darbuojantis Lie
tuvos gerovei ir laisvei, yra
vienas is keleto kurie atiduo-
da viska Lietuvai. Budamas
paprastas darbininkas, Alekas
Banys pralenkia daugeli zy-
miai pasiturinciu .Lietuviu re-
mime musu tautos reikalu.
Tx siu metu begyje asme-
niskai suaukavo per LVS $1O9
ir dabar paaukavo dar $25 bu-
simam Visuotinam Lietuviu
Seimui, Lietuvos zmoniu sell
pimui. Tuo budu jo auku su-
ma symet siekia $134.
Kitais metals irgi nemaziau
yra sukeles ivairiais budais.
Alekas Bangs yra LVS LIMO
skyriaus Clevelande narys ir
organizatorius.
K. Demikis, is New Britain,
Conn.,, kurio penkine Shame nu-
meryje skelbiama, yra taip pat
gausus aukotojas: jis prisiun-
cia jau kelinta penkine siu me-
tu begyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
LAISVA LIETUVA ""*'"%, =-,~"~,
Einant Prie vieningo Lietuvos karo
Nukentejusiu SeIpimo

Grish ir Konsulas P. Dauzvar-
dis apsilanke pas New Yorko-
Brooklyno Lietuvius.
Rytu veikejai sumanymui
pritare, selpimo darbo propa-
gatoriu pasiulymus prieme ir
jau pradejo ruostis rengimui
New Yorke Amerikos Lietuviu
Visuotino Seimo, Lietuvos nuo
karo nukentejusiu zmoniu Sell
pimo klausimu.
Sta zinia privalo plisti po
visas didesnes ir mazesnes ko-
lonijas, po kaimelius kur tik
Lietuviu gyvena, kad rengtu-
81 vieni selma, kit su auka
tam seimui.
Visos simultaneous bus pra-
nestos savu laiku ir Seimo rem
gimo komisijos ir United Lith-
uanian Relief Fund valdybos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
BENES VYKS PAS
STALINA

Ilgai atideliota kelione &C.
koslovakijos prezidento Beneso
j Maskva ivyks netrukus. Be-
mes vyksta pasirasyti su So
vietais 20 metu militarine SUI
tarti. Ia sutartis taikoma ap-
saugoti Cekija nuo Vokieciu
agresijos.
Kadangi Ceku prezidentas
nori gauti Sovietu apsauga, jo
tikslas yra ivesti bolsevikus j
Centraline Europa, tokia su-
tarti pasirasius.
Cekai patyre kas yra Hitle-
ris ir jo naziai; gall gauti pro-
ga patirti ir kas yra Stalinas
SUI jo komunistais.