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MINIS PUPILS EAT
CAFETERIA DRY
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Continued from rage One)
for the rush on the school cafe.
terias. Why the children were so
extraordinarily hungry he was m
able to say.
I'VE do not anticipate dift;c,,1tv
in getting sufficient ration po;nte
for our needs in the schools 4h;-
year. The Ratior board cooner
ated last year, and we have rea
son TO believe it will do the same
again, as soon as we find out what
the eating load will be- he cor
mented.
All New Hanover schools with
more than five teachers have
| cafeterias.
Mr.. Roland estimated that ne
high school cafeteria fed h.
tween 1900 and l.40o students
Monday. -.
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From where I sit.
WJoe Marsh

One Of the best.liked farmers
In these parts Is Bert Childersl
And be has the best way OF
beatin' the man shortage, TOO.
Come hushng time, Bert In
vites all OF his farmer neiglbors
over to have a glass Of beer.
When they ask politely
where's the beer?" Bert points
to a bucketfull of frosty bottles
Ia the middle of the field
"Au you got to d. be says,
SIS work your way out TO It
Wen, Bert's idea has caught
On all over the countryside
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gether such group, We will await
reply from you 10 determine
your reaction, as well as TIA, Of
the other organizations.
Sincerely, T. O. Fockler, Eg-
ecutive Secretary"
At a recent meeting Of the Ro-
tary club, during the course OF a
discussion Of postwar problems,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-14

several persons expressed
ion sa=: 'as casm3e; .t =. =
rneree should axe - ;-i,.
o0:a1hg ane oTgaa.z:ag c,-- !
y thinking an P.sm.ag.
Eosar! ns-aess specie. :.
~. e:5 As - 4.
means for so-z6izg o., - IN
opinion. p-ce.
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Obituaries
MRS. KATHERINE GANEY

Mrs. Katherine Ganey, So, Of Le-
land died a. her home Thursday,
after an extended Illness.
She is survived by six sons, Ro-
land, Norris. Henry. Harley, and
Hoyt Ganey Of Leland. ard Her
bert Ganey OF the United States
Army: five daughters. Mrs. Ber-
tha Hobbs. Mrs. ". Potter, Mrs.
EveIne Benson. all of Wilmington,
Mrs. Mile Baines OF Rocky
Mount, ard Mrs. Rue Ganey Of
Leland.
Funeral services viii be held at
pm. Tuesday q. the graveside
in Ganey cemetery.
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Two OPA Stamps Make
Rotion Book 3 Valid

Retail groce-s are authorized 70
aceep. coupons from Wa- Ra.ioa
8ook No. 8 from their customers
T the books bear either ire rub
Der stamp validating mark O he
blue OPA paper stamp, ot1c. as
q the War Price and Ra.ioE.ng
bard explained Monday night.
L was disclosed -ha- consider
able confusion mad been eXpe-.e-c-
81 th-oughou. Monday. tle frs.
cay re rev -a-:o, books were y
effect. because dealers doubted TIE
validity - ne rubber stamped
words affixed II me box on the
uo7e- right hand corner Il ne
-a-.o- books
Only :. cases where there 5
10 paper stamp - no .Ek-writ,en
statement need he dealer call
:-e beard" ). was SAID.
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Folks are pitching In to h.h
their neighsors harvest v,.is
and fruit, and vegetables -a.s
are taking their reward IN .o,,
ability when the job. done
And ron where ! ST. tbs,,,,
mighty haa:5g picture Of Ane.
lean lie people working IA
gehe- % &c! II the tood M.
country needs : ard at.ervs,d,
sitt-n' around ,1sa good friend,
over a moderate glass o. gbol1
some beer. IN :or Il
2s M"4>
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The United States obtains
about 50 PEI cent OF the vanao.u,n
needed from sandstone form E
lions n Colorado and CIah.
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e sx. lsE4dkc INDUSTRY FOUNDATION k.s e=.-s es..s.
Edge, H. saia State DHsasf a7 Ins.faA ksa4 ts.a hs
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James Marvin Willett. fireman
first class. L. S. Naval Reserve,
xas killed in action on August 4.
following action while in the per-
Torrance OF his duty and in the
service OF his country, the Navy
department has notified his wife
of RID. l. Wilmington. He is
The son of Nj. and Mrs. ". J..
WilIett of Wilmington.
His remains were buried in the
Iaeale af death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Special Notices
Lost and Found

DOG LOST Black snd white, Reward FOR
the return Lost by 61l r.. Forest. Re
turn to 67i Forest or call TE. 2-Ol63
FOtND-sma brown Pomerauian, femsle
vicinity of West warren ana Greenfield
Oregon 5000
LOST Collie Dog mate yeifow, wfItr
I markings, Duke A" New YORK tax
2TSS3S. near Grand River, Virginia PARK
strsyed April y. Randolph 272l. extension
+ -. S.t5-a y
LOST Dog young femAie German shep
herd black body, tan legs and face 40
4 Identification, reward. Mrs. bfo"nlee
Z EuuN 1850
LOST Ration book NtttHm Hood Nos
and 2 Please return TO sS1 Napoleon
Reward
LOST hing watch - l.. 20 r nj
/ serial number " 1907; ". Jefferson and
Woodward Is T. Jefferson; reward
IOST-Whne fox terrier, weight pounds,
black mark ON head. Liberal reward
NJ sacks Pingree 1900 or LenoH 42is
GASOLINE Ration Book A Please return
Sherman Sales, 6ei East Vernon =,
YOU with my wallet drat the money
( It's the papers photos, addresses. thsi
II want and YOU don't 81 reward nc
questions 7 J , 2476 Grand Avenue. West
! uuOt Boulevard Townsend 5-slSl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Death notlreS

GHOuDf Apul p. Pred ~ 5o'a CAD
.uFg beloved husband 90 Helen LoaI~'
srotat Iear father uf MIS- Etns, AisI
and tlrItrtk ETaUIfsth'i ut seven grand
,htIt.rr FunrIs| service SUNDAY z 81
r a. H Peters funsTal Home. su1
tirarut ave Infcrmrlt - Malshhu Mich
HiiI.AFRT April D. Lena. axe o. al
residence 90 University. Crosse Polnis
hr..trl wife uf ATOMS sister 81 MI
Fmms Nfinlnacr Emil staeiens, Mts
Man gu.ssvut Joseph Staeieus Mrs Ma
.taret Blstss Funeral from the Nerhe> den
Fuuefa. Home 1880 MACK Al outer l'flNr
Nanast ~ e. bad 20 81 fauis church
at $40 Rosary SundHN evening 81
IANNING-AIber dandy szkewskl, tr
dsN Apru O. 1913 burial Monday t'
fU Nh OliNrf Cemetery. r. O.. and g, X
harris Funeral Home.
NcIAIGHIIN-Ap o. Mary F. dear
wifi. az Hugh A. snd mother OF Joseph
g. s. - David ", 4 N and
Catherine A Mclaughlin Funeral from
residence 1tght WilJemefe Ave hondat
a. go and Gesl Church a. a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Paper Co.
Official
Is Mayor

KALAMAZOO, Nov. 3 (UP)--
Louis w. Sutherland, co-founder
and present chairman OF the
Sutherland Paper Co., was elected
mayor of Kalamazoo yesterday.
Mayor Lou w. Collins, who ran
second in the race for seven seats
on the city commission, was
chosen vice mayor in the biennial
election. All other five incumbents
were reelected and IL was the
first time in quarter of a Gems
fury of city manager-commission
rule that the seven incumbents
were reelected.
Former Municipal Justice Carel
c. Blankenburg. veteran Repub-
lican, defeated incumbent Gordon
L. Stewart, prominent Democratic
leader, in the race for municipal
justice. RI
MUSHROOM, Nov. 3 (UP) -
Harold H. Smedley was elected
mayor of North Muskegon by 16
votes over Robert Long, council
man and mayor pro tenn. Smedley
got 213 votes.
Elected to the city council were
| j. Z. johnson, DR.. w. c. Chubb,
August Mavis and John Graf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
gGains Made
By COP in US.
Elections
CONTINUED from Page one)


possibility can run a stronger
race than Mr.. Roosevelt.
As a result of Tuesdays cleo
tions. Republican sentiment in
Washington leans toward Dewey
as the COP nominee IN 1914
despite the nationally organized
campaign 10 renominate Wendell
L. Willkie, whom President Roose-
welt defeated three years ago.
Dewey has convinced Washing
ton observers that he IS no flash
in the pan. He won New York
state easily in the governorship
race last year. Now he has
named his own candidate for
lieutenant governor in a test year
and his nominee won without any
trouble.
Late reports in dicate that
DeweVs nominee, State Senator
Joe r. Hanley, has defeated the
Democratic nominee. 1t Gen.
William n. Haskell lretired) by
an even greater majority than
Dewey won the goVernorship a
year ago.
In New Jersey Republican Wal
ter T. Edge, New Jersey governor
in World War !. former L. s. SEN
ator and former ambassador TO
France. easily defeated Mayor
Vincent J. Murphy of Newark for
governor.
Washington observers regarded
the AeN- Jersey Outcome as fndt-
eating the Republicans can carry
the state next year even against
Mr. Roosevelt.
The Philadelphia election also
pleased the Republicans when
Acting Mayor Bernard Samuel
was elected overwhelmingly TO a
full term as mayor over William
{. Bullitt, former Roosevelt am
baSsador TO half dozen Euro
pean countries.
The President INTERVIEWED in be.
half of Bullitt but Samuel won
by A majority that indicated
Pennsylvania can be expected e
slide into the Republican column
next year just as it did in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Drys Lose
Inn Barry

HASTINGS, Nov 3-If the vote
of Barry County is any criterion,
prohibition will not return during
the World War lat least not
Immediately.
In an official local vote, recog-
nized unofficially as d test vote
for the nation. the county of
which Hastings is the county seat
yesterday voted Asst TO 3,017
against local option on liquor
This outstate vote in a Michi-
gan rural area-in which a hot
fight has been waged for weeks g.
has been closely watched by Anti
Saloon LeaguerS and distilling in
tCreStS
OF the is townships in the
county. only three voted dry One
precinct IN each of two otner
townships also voted for local
option
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Kentucky Race
For Governor
Is Nip and Tuck

FRANKFORT KY Nov. 3
ms. Lyter Donaldson. Dem
ocratic candidate for governor,
held a small lead in incomplete
returns today over his Republican
opponent, Simeon S. Willis, for
mer judge of the state court of
appeals.
Counting of ballots from yester-
days election was slow. particu-
larly in the farm and hill coun-
try. from which returns often are
two or three days late. Incomplete
returns in 1,150 of the states
1928 precincts gave Donaldson
81, 745 votes and Willis 1888.
The great bulk of the early re-
turns was from urban areas, in
GLIDING Louisville and Lexington,
which gave the Republicans hope
that Willis might forge ahead
when the country district reports
were in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Vice Foes Win
. In Shores Vote

Two reform candidates who ran
on a platform opposed 10 vice and
gambling today were swept into
offices as village commissioners Of
St. Clair Shores by large MAORI
ties.
Robert Harrison, a Detroit de-
partment store buyer, and Ed
mund Under, war plant worker.
both Of whom had the support Of
the Mems Club of the First Meth
odist Church. ouSted incumbents
Emerson Belmore and II ow d
McGilton who were supported by
village President Adrian
Llngeman.
Harrison received 1902 votes,
Under 069. Bclmore sos and Nc
Clifton 76S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
END TO BITTERNESS

I sincerely hope that if there
has been bitterness engendeTTd IN
TINS campaign il Will be quickly
dissolved. AS | said before the
election. we need harmony and
unity in Detroit during this criti-
cal period more than ever before
IN history.
We must never forget for
rr.rIrrirr1-tii1zt f1EtTD4UIE playing q
major role IN winning the wal.
This is our paramount task and
I'll other considerations must be
kept subordinate 10 IT,
We also must remember that
keeping democracy alive IS what
this war IS all about / therefore
pledge myself anew 20 do every
thing within my power toward
preserving and strengthening the
democratic principles Of govern
meni in this great city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
NaZi Riots
Reported

LONDON. Nov. 3 dNS1-Seri-
Gus disturbances in Germany we're
reported today TO have resulted
in the declaration Of state OF
emergency in Berlin and 40 other
cities and towns in the Reich.
The reports were circulated by
Reuters news agency, which
quoted travellers from Germany
interviewed by the Malmo. Swe-
den, correspondent OF the Svenska
Dsghladef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Alb jenkins Defeated

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. s
GNS) -- Salt Lake City which
never rejects its mayors rar
true 10 form. Radio executive
Earl J. Glade defeated Jenkins
colorful auto race driver, the in
cumbent. 1888 10 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
BdttIeshiip in Armada
Reported in Gibraltar

MADRID. Nov. 3 CUP)-Ob-
servers in La Linea today re-
ported activity at Gibraltar. with
five Italian ships, a battleship,
two cruisers and two destrovers.
coming into the harbor and e
merchant vessels locked at the
port or anchored in the bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Baldwin Adrian Mayor

ADRIAN. Nov. 3-Clarke w.
Baldwin. SO, city attorney for the
past two years. today is the new
mayor of Adrian. He was APP
pointed 10 fill the vacancy created
when DR.. II. w. Lundahl was
commissioned a lieutenant COM
Inandcr in the USNR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
COLUMBUS COP

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 3 (UP)
Republicans swept control of
city government in Columbus
with the election of City Auditor
James T. Rhodes as mayor and
four city councilmen, the tabu-
lated vote disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Jeffries Urges
Harmony, End
To Bitterness

A plea for harmony and
unity was issued today by
Mayor Jefries when election
returns made it clear that he
had been returned TO office
in yesterdays voting.
The mayors statement:
Naturally ! am tremendously
pleased with the results of the
election.
want TO express my heartfelt
appreciation TO the many citizens
who worked so diligently in my
behalf during this campaign.
VICTORY FOR PRINCIPLES
They and / appreciate in a
very profound sense that this was
not a personal victory for me but
father victory for good govern
ment. and for the democratic
principles for which Lhave fought
during all my public career.
One OF the most encouraging
aspects of the election was the
splendid turnout al the polls.
Never in my life have / been so
proud 10 be a Detroiter mot he
cause i have been reelected
mayor but because Of the fact
that hundreds Of thousands of
Detroiters took the time and
trouble 70 exercise their right OF
franchise, despite the many dis
fractions ttfd diversions created
by the war effort Here IS posi-
proof that we in Detroit have "A
living. working democracy
Our newspapers, our radio sta
tons and countless civic ,organiza-
tons did a perfectly marvellous
Job Of hammering home 10 our
citizens the fundamental issue
that the right 10 vote is what We
are fighting for on all the battle
fronts of tine world. And our
citizens responded magnificentiy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
SAN FRANCISCO VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov.
(INS) Roger d. Lapham, ship.
ping executive, was San Fran.
ciscos mayor-elect today.
Lapham, who resigned from the
War Labor Board to become a
candidate in San Francisco's bit
terly contested non-partisan may.
orally election. yesterday defeated
the veteran incumbent Angelo
Rossi and George r. Reilly. Sar
Francisco member of California
state board of equalization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
REPUBLICAN WINS

ALTOONA, Pa. Nov. 3 (INS)
Republican d. Emmert Brum-
baugh today apparently coasted
to an easy victory over Edna
Marsden. his Democratic oppo-
nent. in the race to represent
Pennsylvania 23d district in
Congress. The winner will fill a
vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of James f. Van Zandt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Kisses .
I'm Order

The mayors manager sprang
into the tJenries for Mayor"
headquarters at | a. m. today,
her cheeks glowing with happi-
ness and her arms outStretched
to welcome all who cared 10 be
kissed
Many did, although some of the
more baShful campaign workers
accepted a hand-shake with obvi-
GUS reluctance.
AN ATTRACTIVE THANKS
"Many thanks, chums," said
Mrs Florence Jeflries, the
blithe and attractive first lady
Of the city, who has been out
of bed at $50 a. m. each
morning since the primary TO
take charge OF tho campaign
headquarters.
Jeff will he here in min
ute" she added.
The headquarters al Griswold
and Clifford was crowded with
the leg workers OF the election
battle-thc men who rang door
bells and made possible the VIC
tory.
They worked under her direc-
ton. and for a month she had
worked II hours a day.
She and Jeffries had listened
10 the returns at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Grace Coogan, but
they deserted their party of
friends when Frank FITZGERALD
conceded defeat.
A TIRED MAYOR ARRIVES
-4t-tras- - minutes after Mrs.
Jeffries' arrival before the mayor
walked into the headquarters,
smiling but obviously near ex-
haustion. His thin face was
marked by tired lines. and his
voice was hoarse.
There was a tumuituouS cheer,
and cries for "speech-speech.
Jeffries finally stepped onto a
chair
You don't want 10 hear
speech from me-" he said. "All
of you have heard me speak at
least 100 times. But I do want
10 say that Florence and i
thank you from the very bot
tom OF our hearts"
After a lot more Misunderstanding,
the mayor and Mrs Jeffries left
for home and for rest
Mr. and Mrs. FITZGERALD, enter
tanning close friends. listened TO
the results theiF-ifofne----isff'ffIE
circuit court commissioner, VINO
returns now 10 the bench, con-
coded defeat az 1855 a. m.
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PAIMTA IL GENE
ROLU, VISOS AR
MIJOS

Geguzes 7 d. vienas po
kito paimti Tunisijos mics
tai Tunis ir Bizerte. Tie
miestai atiduota po dvieju
dienu atkakliu nfusiu, kai
Americas, Britu ir Pran-
cuzu jiegos JUGS apsupo ir
baige init nelaisven.
Alijantu karo lektuvai
puldinejo ir plieke began
ciu priesu eiles.
Buvo uzpuolama ir skan-
dinama asies laivai kurie
norejo isgabenti priesus.
Siciliios pertake nuskandi-
no 25 laivus. Paskandinta
.ir trys kariniai LAVAL.
Pc tu miestu uzemimo
|seke gaudymas kalnuose
'issiblaskiusiu ir pasiruosu-
siu kariauti likuciq.
Geg. II pranesimai sake
apie Vokieciu visiska pra-
laimejima Tunisijoje: Pa
sidave II generally, ir vi
sa 100000 Vokieciu Italy
armija sunaikinta arba pa
imta nelaisven. Asies ka-
riavimas pasibaige 8:15 va
landa vakare Geguzes IL,
kai apsupta ir paimta Wy
riausias vadas Pulk. Gen.
Arnim ir II kitu generolu
ir 10000 likusiu priesu
kareiviu. Marsalas Rom
mel anksciau isskrido Vo-
kietijon.
Sis Vokieciu pralaimeji-
mas skaitomas didziausiu
nuo 1918 metu. Afrikoje
naziai neteko daug savo
gerai islavintos armijos.
IS Tunisijos Italijos sa-
las Sicilija yra tik 80 my
liu per vandeni; j Sardini-
ia ITS mylios, ir j pacia
Italia apie 200 myliu.
ltalijoje jau skelbia pei
radio, 'jei reikes pasiduo.
tt pasiduoti tai pasiduosim
garbingai''.
Afrikos kare Vokieciams
ir' Italians nuostoliu buve
apie 100000 vyru suzeis.
tais, uzmustais ir paimtais
nelaisven.
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: .''s''fdAly.
D A r B Al
IR DARBININKV zINIOS
Rupinasi Angliakasiu
'Taikos Klausimu

Tx kelios dienos laiko
like Xxi issibaigs angliaka-
siu unijos prezidento Le-
wis paskelbta Is dienu pa
liauba, o nera dar nieko
padaryta kas sulaikytu is
saukima angliakasiu strei-
kuoti tam terminui issibai-
gus.
Sekretorius Ickes tikisi
gauti kita pratesima laiko.
Tuo tarpu gal Karo Dar-
bo Taryba pajiegs ka nors
isplanuoti sutaikymui.
Prez. Roosevelt gal is
leis grieztesnius isakymus
kad anglis turf butt gami-
mama.
Xiii speja, jei nebus ME
ko tikro p1'ieita susitaiky-
mo atzvilgiu, tai Geguzes
19 gall angliakasiai vel SUI
streikuoti.
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ED. BENES LANKESI
PAS ROOSEVELTA

'Cekoslovakijos preziden-
tas Benes atvyko j Wash
ingtona pasitarti SUI Prez.
Rooseveltu ir ChurchilPu.
Benes atvyko New Yorkan
prizes kelias dienas ir tik
Geg. IL atsilanke Baltaja-
me Name. Benes kalba
apie Europos tautu fede-
racija ir ju artima bendra-
darbiavima SUI Rusija po
karo.
Ir Lietuva gales susijies-
koti SUI kuo po karo jai ge-
riausia bus bendradarbiau-
ii; bet il pirmiau turi butt
atsteigta nepriklausoma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
Boise NikAI REKIA
KAI JUGS VEZA

IS Maskvos per radio re-
kama kaltinama Vokieciai
vezama prievarta Rusijos
pilieciu j darbus Vokietijo-
je. Sovietai tvirtina jog
simtai tukstanciu Rusu is
vezta.
Bolsevikai rekia kai ju
zmones Vokieciai veza is
ju Sales. Bet is Lietuvos
prievarta isveztus Lietu-
vius bolsevikai vadina So
vietu pilieciais ir neleidzia
nei pagalba jiems priduoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Pulk. Elliot Roosevelt, Pre-
zidento sunus, nesenai apsilan-
ke Britu saloje Malta, Vidur-
zemio juroje, kuria priesai Xxi
siol nepajiege' paimti. Ia sa-
la daug gelbsti Britams ir da-
bar Amerikieciams kare prizes
Italus ir Vokiecius Afrikoje,
ir pacioje Europoje. Roose-
welt stow kaireje, apziuri So
viniq sudejinaa j sautuva, H-
puoliku orlaiviams saudyti.
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Vokieciai Stiprinasi,
Laukia Uzpuolino

Asies partneriai - Hit
leris ir Mussolini = ruo-
siasi pasitikti alijantu ISL
verzima Europon, nezino-
dami kur, kada ir kaip tas
isiverzimas bus daroma.
Stiprinama Prancuzijos
pajuriai, Holandija, ir vi
ga Italia iir -p3otai Xxi Juo-
dpju juru.
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VOkieciai NenuspejO

Lietuviai, visi zinome kad bu-
vome ne paskutiniai patriot
neje Americas visuomenes Ell
leje! Tuose bilijonuose musu
milijonai; tuose milijonuose
musu simtai tukstanciq. Bet
jei kas paklaustu: ''Nagi kick
Americas Lietuviai savo pini-
gals prisidejo fasistus nugale-
ti?" mes negaletume apytik-
rial pasakyti. Cia musu tauti-
mes garbes dalykas, bet netu-
rime nei istaigos nei zn1ogaus
kas tuo rupint4si!
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Churchill vel Pas Prezidenta Rooseve|ta
Tunisija visa Uzimta Vo-
kieCiai p Paimti NelaiSviais


IrOksta AntrO FrOntO
Kaip is Maskvos prane-
sa, ten laukiama kaip saul
les uztekancios, is sio Roo
sevelto ir Churchillo pasi-
tarimo: atidarymo Vokieti-
jai antro fronto pacioje
Europoje. To bolsevikai
troksta noredami kad Ru-
sija butu isgelbeta nuo da-
bar joje siaucianciu Vokie-
ciu.
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AMERIKA iSleidO

AMERIKA isleido Vo-
kieciams persergejima ne
sigriebti naudoti nuodingu
duju, mes Amerika taip pat
turi "gausius" chemikalu
arsenalus kuriuose ruoSia-
ma nuodingos dujos ir bus
panaudotos prizes juos.