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ter, Irving Redfield, Jr., Charles
Klein. Bernard Martus, Walter
Davis, John Jamison, Charles
Trimmer, Jr., Charles Arm
strong, Edgar Busch, James
Lowe, James Dunn.
Robert Pleva, Ronald Suther-
land, George Scott, Jr., Wayne
Bricker, Robert Plegue, Lloyd
Vaillencourt, Theodore Pearl,
Jr., William Moore, William
Beadle, George Offner, George
Parker, Dononic Ferrara, James
Dodson. Elmer Straschewski,
Joseph Eckhout, Jr., Charles
Krug. Edward Zomerfeld, Mar
tin HENSON. Albert Soenen, Eli
Schwartz, Max Lennon. Gay
lord Williams, Joseph Burg.
These men were taken by the
Navy:
Leroy Brooks, William Dav-
idge, James Dicks, Carl Quail
mann, Leander Rivard, Willie
Lane, Robert Miller, Alfred
Dunk, Kenneth Moore.
Taken by the Marines were:
George Johns, Ira Weber,
Justin Beatty, Merle Gray, Syl-
vester Rich, Paul Strumpfer, Jr.
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wake UP YOUR
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It takes those GOOD, old Carter's Little
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IL freely to make you feel up and up"
Get Q package today. Take ~ directed.
Effective In making bile flow freely. Ask
loe Cartey's Little Liver PILLS. Toe and Use.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
Grim Battles
Mark U-BOat
Offensive

WASHINGTON, March 10 -.
(P- Running battles between
submarine packs and convoy
ships indicated today that Ger
many has launched her expect
ed mass U-boat ca mpa gn
against Allied shipping in the
North Atlantic.
From both sides of the ocean
came reports OF furious clashes
with these results:
!. At least three U-boats were
sunk and many others probably
damaged by Allied escort YES
sells and the Raj during a 72-
hour battle last month. The Brit
ish Admiralty's announcement,
made in London, said the con-
voy did not escape without
loss" but gave no details in this
connection.
RAMMED SUB
2. The Coast Guard cutter
Campbell rammed, shelled and
sank one big enemy submarine
and depth-bombed five others in
a furious fight with an under
sea wolf pack about three weeks
ago. The Navy said the Camp
bell was damaged but she reach
ed port with the aid of other
vessels.
News of the battles, which
apparently were separate ac-
tions, came "a hours after joint
announcement by London, Ot-
tawa and Washington that a
master plan had been worked
out to combat U-boat warfare.
The Germans have been expect
de to turn loose the full fury Of
their undersea raiders in des-
perate effort to choke off Amer
lean supplies for an European
invasion.
The Campbell's feat was the
most dramatic account of anti
submarine warfare yet released
by the Navy. Heretofore, with
the exception of a few laconic
announcements, the Navy has
preserved silence on the grim
struggle out in the Atlantic.
The 1000 ton Campbell drove
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Eyewitness
Continued from Page One

pert whose appointment as COM
mander of all United States
forces on the Tunisian front un-
der General Sir Harold Alex
ander was revealed today.
The half-hearted resistance of
defenders, most of whom are
Italians, was matched by the re.
luctance of the German air force
TO engage American air forces.
German planes failed to APP
pear either TO attack ground
troops or to try to intercept the
powerful bomber formations
which were believed to have
caused heavy losses in the re-
treating columns.
Simultaneous with announce
ment of Lieut.. Gen. Patton's new
appointment, it was disclosed
that the first infantry division
was in action on this front.
There also was official word
that the first armored division
and the thirty-fourth infantry
division also are operating in
this theatre although they did
not participate in retaking CAT
sa.
1t was the first time the
identity of United States div
isions engaged in TuniSia had
been announced.
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four submarines below the sur
face by running full tilt at them
and helped corvette engage
another U-boat, with inconclus-
i've results, before she sighted
her sixth target.
Steering a collision course
for the Nazi sub" the Navy re-
lated, 1.-The cutter bore down up
on it and continued on its path
until the U-boat was SO close
that the Campbell's gun fire had
TO be discontinued. The enemy
sub was dealt glancing blow
by the cutter.
"As the sub drifted free of
the cutter following the coils
ion, the cutters guns resumed
firing, and got off several rounds
at pointblank range. The Camp
bells officers could see the sub
shudder from the impact of the
exploding shells"
They then watched the big
submarine slowly settle and sink
stern first.
Commander James A. Hirsh-
field, 40. of San Antonio, Tex,
was the only man aboard the
cutter who was wounded. He
was hit by a piece of flying met
al but continued to direct his
ship.
The collision left the cutter
with a IL foot rip in her side
below the water line but she
was toWed to an east coast port
for repairs.
British, American and Fight.
ing French Escort h fps and
Raj Liberators and Sunder-
lands took part in the battle an
nounced by London.
The first U. boat destroyed
was S & h t d by the former
American destroyer B verify
which forced it to dive. The
British destroyer Vimy then
blasted it back to the surface
with depth charges and both de-
stroyers opened fire, sinking it
Forty-nine of the U-boat's crew
were rescued from the water.
Four of them died later.
The Beverly, with 40 of the
German prisoners below decks
chased and engaged five other
U-boats during the battle that
continued the following two
days and nights.
Other escort ships helping re-
pulse repeated attacks by the
submarine pack were the u. S
destroyer Babbitt, the Fighting
French corvette Lobelia and the
British corvettes, Inns Migno-
nette, Abelia and Campanula.
The Admiralty called it lone
of the greatest battles of the
winter between naval escorts oil
a convoy and U-boats."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
Deiroiier Faces Morals
CHARGE in Justice Court

Charged with gross indecency
William T. Goeshel, as, of 101
St. Clair avenue, Detroit, will
appear for examination before
Justice of the Peace Donald j.
Parent at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
March %.
Arrested by East Detroit po-
lice, Goeshel, now out on $1,000
bond, is accused of a morals Of
Tense against a 10-year-old East
Detroit boy.
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Russia
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
which the Germans then vain
ly attempted to win back with
mass tank attack.
Trying to smash their way
across the Russian line, the dis
patch said, the Germans were
sending Junkers 87's and 88's,
accompanied by fighter planes,
into battle ahead of the tanks.
Soviet aviation, however, was
reported meeting every chal-
lenge.
The tank battles were waged
on hard, snoW-packed ground.
Red Star said that Russian
aviation action generally could
be characterized now as anti
tank and asserted the Red army's
Stormovik bombers had inflict-
ed great losses on the German
armor. Planes duels aloft were
reported becoming more fire.
quent, however. Both sides ap-
parently had suffered heavily.
TAKE 30 VILLAGES
The Soviet noon communl-
que told of the capture of 80
more villages south of Belly,
which Is north, est of Smolensk.
1t was in this forest-covered
area, where the settlements are
strung out between extensive
groves, that the sharpest Soviet
attacks appeared to be coming.
Currently there was sharp
fighting for the town of Dron-
ovka, with the Red army sue
cessfully driving the Germans
back, and there was every in
dication here that the Russian
offensive in the area was gain
ing initiative and power in the
smash toward Smolensk.
Red Star said the Russian &C.
cupation of Vskhody, which was
announced yesterday, marked
the 18th district inter- to be
recaptured in Smolensk pro-
vince.
Vskhody was taken only after
a hard fight to dislodge the Ger
mans from the forests and drive
them away from defense line
on the Ugra river, Red Star re-
ported. A thanking movement
which squeezed the enemy out
southwark and westward eff
fected the capture of the town.
1t was not clear whether the
push aimed toward the WANNA
Smolensk rail line was in the
direction of Durovo, a large rail-
way junction halfway between
wanna and Smolens' on the
100 mile stretch of rail, or whe-
Their it was slanting down west
of the junction to encircle it.
A dispatch from the sector
of Kohlm- Zhirkovsky said the
Germans lost 1000 dead in their
unsuccessful attempt to hold the
city.
Fighting conditions In the en-
tire area became more difficult
with a thaw setting in, and Ger
man infantry counterattacks
now we're being licked up with
the support of 10 or more field
guns. Red Star said.
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g Draftees
Are Accepted
Will Report at
Custer Saturday

Ninety-three men from War
rem township and Mount Glenn
ems, accepted for army duty Sat-
urday, today were notified TO
leave the USO Club in Mount
Clemens Saturday at 6:57 a. m.
for Fort Custer.
Nine others Of the ia men
examined Saturday were accept
ed by the Navy while six were
taken by the Marines. Others
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
Tin Can Pickup
Doubled In County
Two corloods Melted
Over Weekend

The number of prepared tin
cans collected Saturday in Ma
comb county more than doubled
the previous pickup, Harry w.
Mcmillan, county salvage chair
man, revealed today.
He said weight slips turned in
by various communities indi-
cate that two carloads of cans
will be shipped to the detin-
ming plant this week. I'm proud
of the Macomb county effort
Mcmillan said.
form closing.
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Flame. resistant, heat hardened
glass, guaranteed not 10 break
from heating! The metal parts
Of the Coffee-Maker are made
from PiatOd- steel and handy
stay-eool handles help prevent
Perfect. seal bushing
and "pistol-grip" handle assure
easy use. Nonsag. close weave
filter cloth for finer, better flaw
cred coffee!
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UESO3I33y] : ~ :i &c:

A. N. Beetehsnon. Newark n. j.. writes: Before
using Oro,uns Ear Drops. Vas so desfsned could
not hear the clock tick After using Orotune. / can
now hear the clock tick With both ears" Thousands
now hard OF hearing would hear clearly and dis.
tincty again. and get relief from bugzlns ringing
head noises CLOSED up feeling In ears II impscted
wax that blocks ear canals and presses on tenstlvs
sHdrums WAS removed. Try safe Orotuns as directed
contains an ingredient especially recommended fos
nls purpose. Drusgist. Health Food StosA
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Smooth this luscious
cream m ask over
face and throat. Rest
for twenty minutes.
You will emerge a
q radiant SPRING
beauty!
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We've
Keep
. coon ROADS

~ COOP ROADS
don't just happen Michigan
highways are the best In the
nation today because they
were planned by able men
who knew how TO build them
- how to maintain them.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
ATkAKLUS MUSIAI
AFRIKOJE

siaurineje Tunisijoje SUI
siremimuose alijantai pra-
mesa atmuse atgal Asies
atakus, sudauzant "a Vo-
kieciu tankus if per iris
dienas ismuSant 900 prize
su.
Centralinej Tunisijoj sa-
ko ateme is Vokieciu Sbeit-
Ia ir prasiverze pirmyn.
Rommel traukiasi atgal
j pajuri, nors buvo prasi-
verzes j vakarus ir pastu-
mes alijantus atgal.
Aliiantai lakunai numu-
Sc rs lektuvus, nuskride
bombardavo Palermo, Sici-
lijoj, If uzpuole Neapoli,
pacioje Italijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
RUsU FRoNTo
zINlOS
Bolsevikai Ziuri jau e
Lietuva ir L.enkija

Kovo 8 Rusai pranesa
atsieme is Vokieciu Rzeva,
130 Inyliu j yakarus nuo
Maskvos. Sis uzemimas SUI
stirrina bolseviku padeti
Siauriniame fronte, kad SUI
daro pavoju Suomijai, ku-
ria raudonieji gall panau-
jintai pulti. Tuo pat Rusai
pazingeja artyn Pabaltijo
krastu ir Lenkijos.
Raudonieji ateme is Vo-
kieciu daug kaimu ir mics
teliu if didokus plotus ze-
miu, ] pietus nuo Leningra-
do. Marsalas Timosenka
sake planuoja pulti Vokie-
tijios linkui per Latvija ir
Lietuva.
! pletus, kharkOVO IRON
tie, Vokieciai pranesa at
musima Rusu atgal, ir vel
paemima kelly miesteliu,
ka pripazysta ir bolsevi-
kai, Toje srityje raudonie-
il buvo uzsiinoje verztis
pietus link Azovo juros il
apsupti didele naziu armi-
ja Doneco slenyje.
Tuo Vokieciai sake su-
lauze Rusu ziemini ofen-
syva. Tame musyje uzmus-
ia 14,O00 Rusu ir tukstan-
ciai paimta nelaisven.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

States of Amerika prisijunge,
Lietuva Sovietu Sajunga va
ru ijunge komisaras Dekanozo-
vas, atsiremes puse milijono
raudonosios armijos durtuvu.
LIETUVIU SPAUDA Rusu
Pravdos, komunistu partijos
organo, redakcini apie Pabalti-
jo valstybes sutiko pasipikti-
nus ir pasibjaurejo ten parei-
kstu imperialistisku siekimu.
Redakcinis buvo idetas Vasa-
rio 8. 10 rasytojas tvirtino,
Pabaltijo valstybes esancios
legale Sovietijos dalimi, kaip
Kalifornija ir Alaska dalys
Suv. Valstiju. Tiesa, Pravda
ne Sovietijos valdzia, bet III
nant kad be Stalino zinios nei
plaukas marksizmo diktaturoje
nepajudinama, visi pasidare is
vada apie dumu nebuvima be
ugnies. Geriausia ka apie ta
Pravdos redakcini galima sa-
kyti tai spelioti, bene jis tik,
Amerikoniskai tariant, trial
balloon" paziureti ka Wa
shingtonas ir Londonas sakys
apie 81 Rusu imperializmo be-
gediska reikalavima, taip grie-
ztai priesinga ir Atlantic Carte
paties Stalino Lapkr. 6, 1941
paties Stalilno Lapkr. 6, 1941
metals pasakytai kalbai, kurio
lie bolseviku vadas tvirtino
"Mes neturime ir negalim'
karo tikslu tureti pasigrobim;
svetimu zemiu ar svetimu tau
tq pavergima".
| Ar Stalinas tada melavo?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
SUOMIJA KARIAUS
PRIZES RUSUS

Suomijoje, isrinktas an
tram terminui Prezidentas
Risto Ryti savo kalboj pa
reiske, "Mes nematom jo-
kiu karo pabaigos zenklQ"
ir saukesi savo zmones
deti visas pastangas testi
kara, kuri veda jau 20 me-
nesiQ kaip Vokietijos part
neris.
10 pareiskimas padaryta
tam kad plinta gandai buk
Suomija norinti paskirai
SUI Russia taikytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
JAPONAI NEBUS
SUMUSTI, SYMET

Vienas zymus Americas
karo vadas, Brig. Gen. C.
L. Chennault, sake, Alijan-
tai galetu sumusti Japoni-
ja palyginamai TRIUMPH lai-
ku jeigu galetu visas jiegas
nukreipti j ja viena. Ia
ciau, sake, menka proga
terra nugaleti JUGS siais me-
tais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
RUOSIA 13 BILIJO-
NU PASKOLA

Suv. Valstiju izdininkas
Morgenthau pranesa apie
ruosiama antra milziniska
karo finansavimo progra-
ma, kuriam numato sukel-
ii 13 bilijonu dolariu.
Paskolos vajus bus pra-
detas Balandzio II, pora
savaieiu prizes Velykas.
Prieskalediniame value
pereita Gruodzio men. SUI
kelta S12,906, 900, 900.
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:: '''5|laI,.AI||l|y
.s .lEal VI
p A r B A |
IR DARBININKU ZINIOS
Ukiu Darbil1inkus Me-
inns karan

Senate militare komisija
praleido biliu kuris teikia
visuotina paliuosavima nuo
karines tarnybos ukiu dar-
bininkanas, bet kartu W.
draudzia -jiems jieskoti XII
tokiu darbu be .drafto ko-
fn1isijos zinios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

Is Norvegiios issiusta j
Suomija apie 900 jaunu Wy
III j priverstinus darbus
Suomijos miskuose. Nor
vegija yras Vokieciu kbn-
troleje, 0 Suomija neturi
pasirinkimo kada Vokieciu
armijos ten randasi, turi
sutikti leisti Vokieciams
iskirsdinti Suomijos mis-
kus. Norvegai tokiam va
rymui j kita sail dirbti at
kakliai priesinasl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
PRIESAI TURF 800
SUBMARINE
} buvo apleista afksciau.

S. V. karo laivyno sekre-
torius Knox skelbia jog
tarp 300 ir 400 priesu sub
marinu siuo metu siaucia
jurose arba stow gatavai
tam tikslui.
Pastaru laiku lektuvais
padaryta uzpuolimai neku-
riu submarinu stociu Vo-
kietijoj ir Prancuzijoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

Bearcreek, Mont. - Ka-
sykloje kur dirbo "A mai
neriai, istikus sprogimui
uzgriuta iseiga. Daugelis
ju jau zuve, isimta ju tik
lavonai. KAHN az pavyks
isgelbeti dauguma ju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

Kongrese svarstoma SUI
manymai uzkirsti dirbtu-
vese streikavima ir priver-
sti darbininkus dirbti pill
na laika, vengti islikineji-
mo is darbo be priezasciu,
kas viskas bendrai sudejus
sudaro didelius darbu SUI
trukdymus ir nuostolius.
Kongrese taip pat svars-
toma darbininku draftavi-
mo klausimas.
Darbuose symet numa-
toma truks apie 2,50O,00O
darbininku. Ju vietas tu-
res daugiau ir daugiau uz-
pildyti moterys.
Planuojama skubiai ives
tt 48 valandu darbo savai-
te tose Sales dalyse kurio-
Sc trumpa darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
BERLINAS IR VO-
KIETuA SMARKIAI
BOMBARDUOTA

Kovo IL nakti Britams
aplankius Berlina, tas mie-
stas panese viena is smar-
kiausiu orc bombardavi-
mu. Uzmusta apie 200
zmoniu, kiti apie 300 suzei-
sta.
Vokieciai grasina "kuria
diena" atsikerSyti Ameri-
kieciams ir Britams, kurie
"atsisake klausyti geru pa.
tarimu".
Lektuvai is Anglijos alta
kuoja Prancuzija ir Woke.
tija veik per "a valandas
parole.
Kovo 8 Vokieciu lektu
val dare silpnus uzpuoli'
mus Londono ir kitu Ang
lijos daily.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

RUSUOS ARMIJOS zygiuo-
ia ] Vakarus. Neuzilgo, gall
butt, ateis daugelio Lietuviu
abejutiskais jausmais laukia-
ma antroji Sovietu okupacija
Lietuvos. Jei Lietuva okupuo-
tu Anglu ar Amerikonu armi-
jos, Lietuviai visur tiktai TIE
Deum giedotu. Dabar gi, pir-
mos okupacijos vaizda prisi-
menant, tenka tik abejutiskai
jaustis. Gala taip sakyti, bet
tai nuoga teisybe. 'Lietuvos
vaidmuo tarsi lavono: is vieno
karsto gulk kita", sake Bos-
tono Darbininko redaktorius.
rs DVIEJU PIKTU pasi-
rink mazesni". Sovietu okupa-
cija turetu geru pusiu, kuriu
zveriska naziu okupacija netu-
ri ir negali tureti. Sovietija
yra Amerikos talkininke. Kai
kuriais atvejais, il klauso kas
Washingtone sakoma. Rusai
Wis didesni reikmenu kieki pa
gal Lend-Lease akta gauna.
Jie turi Amerikos ir Anglijos
antro fronto pazada, be kurio
Vokietija nebus sumusta. Ru-
sans pc karo bus reikalinga
pramonines Amerikos parama
atsistatyti. Stoke sumetimai
verte Newsweek zurnalo re-
daktoriu ir New York Times
correspondence Washingtone, p.
Calender, reiksti Wits, Stall
mas busias "realistas" ir atsi-
zvelgs j Amerikos norus Pabal-
tijyje.
MAzOSIOS TAUTOS pasiti-
XII Amerika. Jos pasitiki (nors
maziau) Anglia. Bet jos ne
pasitiki Sovietija. Tai knygos
"The Balcony Empire autoriu
isvada. Jie raso: "Rusu gyni-
mosi puikuma jokiu budu me-
niekinant ir suprantant jos ne
ikainuojama verte duoti Ang-
lu-Amerikonu pasauliui progos
kvapa atgauti, visgi negalime
akiu uzmerkti pagrindinio Eu-
ropos nepasitikejimo Sovietais
faktui. Suomijai, Vengrijai,
Rumanijai, Italijai, net drau-
gingai Danijai ir Prancuzijai
tik bergzdziai kvapa aikvoda-
tune tvirtindami kad naziu oku-
pacija blogesne negu Sovietu.
JOS netikes. Savo teroristine
garbe bolsevikai per 20 metu
kure ir negalima tiketis keleto
menesiu pabuvojimas demok-
ratiju puseje ja jau nuplove.
Vokieciai, neabejotina pralai-
mejima pajute, visomis speko-
mis- lailysis prizes Rusus ir
leis Anglams ir Amerikonams
Vokietija okupuoti'.
''The Balcony Empire" au-
toriai yra iris metus Romoje
gyvene United Press korespon-
dental, Reynolds ir Eleanor
Packard.
ID. ZASLAVSKIO redakciniai
komunistu Pravdoje sta nepa-
sitikejima tik didina. Ia re-
dakcini straipsni Sovietu am
basadorius Washingtone malo-
Mai dalina visiems dovanai.
Straipsnis, kaip zinoma, Lie
tuvos padeti skaito panasia
Kalifornijos ar Alaskos buklei
Suvienytose Amerikos Valsti-
jose. Rasusis Zaslavskis tik
pamirsta "maza" fakta: Kali
Ifornija savo noru prie United
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Vokietijoje is kitty saliu
sugabentu darbininku skai-
ciuje visas ketvirtdalis yra
mOterys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

KAINU tvarkytojas is
leido isakyma apriboti da-
vima valgiu kiekio viesbu-
ciuose ir valgyklose. Xxi
siol buvo ner perdaug duo
DANA, kiti vos puse duo
damo maisto tesuvalgyda-
VO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

Plieno industrijoje dar-
bininku skaicius Sausio m.
pasieke auksciausio laips-
nio negu kada buvo: dirbo
$4,000 darbininku. Gruo-
dzio men. dirbo $4,000.
Algomis Sausio men. tie
darbininkai gavo S129, ,760,-
900.
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BRITAI, per sveicarijos
Raudonaji Kryziu, siuncia
kas savaite didelius maisto
kiekius isdalinimui nelais-
vel esantiems Anglijos wy
rams. Kas savaite. pasiun-
ciama po 10000 maisto
pakeliu. -.
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Laikrastine popiera vel
pabranginama, kaip prane-
sa tos popieros isdirbejai.
Pabrangina S4 tonui. Tu-
res brangti laikrasciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

KaraIius dirba dirbtuve-
ie. Is Londono pranesa
kad Karalius Jurgis istojo
] viena karo reikmenu dir
btuve dirbti po du vakaru
savaiteje. Jisai issimokino
operuoti masina kuri daro
tam tikras svarbias dalis
kanuolems.
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ORC NELAIMES

Floridoj, karisko lektuvo
nelaimej uzsimuse 5 vyrai.
Casper, Wyo., bomberiui
nukritus zuvo 10 kariu.
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PREF. Roosevelt

PREF. Roosevelt pereita
savaite daktaru isakymu
turejo ilsetis, negalejo net
sakyti radio kalbos.
Buvo rimtai susirges ir
premjeras Churchill, Lon
done.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

sBritanijoje pastaru 1ai-
ku daugiau rupescio yra
gavimui darba1i1s mote1p,
negu vyru.
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AMERIKA pasiryzus

AMERIkA pasiryzus
gala siu metu tureti orc
laivyna toki dideli kad SUI
silygins ar virsys visu prize
su saliu bendras orc jie-
gas.
Xxi 1914 metu gallo, sa-
ko, Americas kareiviu j
uzjurius bus isvezta apie
4,75O,000.
VOlkietijoje nuo Kovo Is
bus sulaikyta pardavimas
alaus. Reiskia, nebus dir
bamas alus, mes darbas ir
medega reikalinga karui.