davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sweated it out. The engineer re-
ported that we were losing gas
rapidly from fuel lines severed by
gunfire. The hydraulic system and
the electrical system and inopera-
tive. The bomb bay doors would not
close and one of our tail control SUI
faces was nearly gone. I looked out
at the wing on my side of the ship
and it was full of holes, through one
of which a man could stick his head
and shoulders. We were in bad
shape, but still that airplane stayed
in the air carrying us closer md
closer to our own base about 200
miles away.
That was some trip that day and
I don't think any of us will forget it.
1t sure makes a Christian out Of
you. At last we saw GuadalcaHal
about Is miles ahead.
Men Bail Out.
The Japs are still fighting on the
island at that time SO it was i'm
perative that we bail out directly
over Henderson Field 81 as not to
risk capture by enemy patrols. At
the right moment I rang the alarm
bell and the navigator and lombard
Ter went out. However, the tail
gunner didn't get the signal due to
breaks in the wiring system and the
radio operator pushed him out be-
fore jumping himself.
I circled the field again and the
engineer and the co-pilot jumped. 1t
was too late for me to jump. I was
over the water once more. So around
I went again. When nearly over
Evening star., 1943-10-11

the field I jumped up and started
for the already open exit in the
bomb bay. The straps of my chute
were caught between the armor
plated seats. Before I could get
lose the ship went over on a wing.
reached over and Strengthened her
up with the co-pilot's wheel Then
I got my chute free-back to the
bomb hay-a quick look around
things in hell of mess-gasoline
everywhere.
I put my hand on the ring of
my rip cord and took one look down
before I jumped-right over the field
"A beautiful sight to me but still a
long way down. jumped head first.
The first thing I realized was that
I was doing somersaults rapidly.
First the sky, then the sea, then
the earth below-sky, sea, earth
sky, sea, earth.
Entangled in Line.
1t was time to pull the rip cord
yanked the ring as hard as I could
and Immediately something tapped
by my ear and then I was upside
down-hanging by my left leg and
looking at the clouds. They were
going away mighty fast. A small
piece Of silk which looked like q
handkerchief Tapping in the breeze
was trailing out above me in my
rapid descent. Something wa!
definitely wrong.
I saw my leg entangled in the
shroud lines of the pilot chute The
main chute hadn't even opened yet
Evening star., 1943-10-11
BY MAI. CHARLES B.
LINGAMEELTER.

This all took place in the Solomon
Island area January 7, l943. Our
outfit had been ordered to strike
Munda that afternoon for the third
time within "a hours. We took OIL
with six airplanes (B-26 Martin
Maraudersp. The weather was un-
favorable and some difficulty was
encountered In picking up our
escort, about a dozen P-39s (Bell
AiracobraS).
Half way to our target we hit
front Qeading edge of a Storm and
the leader of the first flight Capt.
Lincoln E. Belding of Salt Lake
City, decided to strike our alternate
target, Rekata Bay on San Isabel
Island.
At the last minute, through a
break in the storms, we saw our
target and Immediately split for the
attack. Capt Belding led his gang
straight. in but to avoid his bombs
I approached with my fight Of three
planes at a different angle. We went
in there with all guns blazing to
SJl dlC CllClllN dillloll ~ "a PSoAVASAh''
Looks Like Neon Light.
1t turned out we didn't surprise
them. If anything they were the
ones on the ball and they cut loose
with every available gun. Their f1re
looked like big neon light against
the murky sky.
Capt. Belding was hit right away.
His plane burst into flames and he
crashed just off shore.
About that time we were in the
thick of it and that ack-ack hitting
our ship felt like hundreds of trip
hammers pounding the wings and
fuselage.
Then it happened-I never could
figure out just what-but we were
out of control-veering sharply to
right-then at once as violently to
left. One wing would 60 down
then shoot up. 1t seemed the plane
was flying me.
Prepare to Crash Land.
After putting nearly S miles be-
| tween ourselves and the Jap base
/ Qess than a minutes flying time
we prepared to crash land in the
water. Just then we broke through
the rainstorm and the psychological
reaction was indescribable as the
ship seemed Immediately to lose
some of its wild antics and the
smoke from our right engine was
thinning out.
From that time on we really
Evening star., 1943-10-11

l reached up and untangled the
lines from my leg and much to my
amazement 1t was done as easily as
tieing my shoe lace. Then much to
my relief the main chute blossomed
out into beautiful silken umbrella
and I began to swing comfortably in
the harness-just half swing and
I hit the earth.
The actual impact wasn't too bad
as l jumped to my feet and spilled
the wind from my chute to prevent
being dragged over the ground. I
had landed in grass field a few
hundred yards from group of spell
bound mechanics who had watched
me fall from $500 feet to within 200
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Hunqarians Feel Invasion
Is Unlikely This Year

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 1l.-Just re-
turned from an officially- sponsored
trip through Hungary, the corre-
spondent Of the Stockholm Tidnin-
gen said yesterday that Hungarians
had told him "the danger of in
vasion of the Balkans this year is
over"
"It is too late to start before next
spring, when a new crisis will hang
over the Balkans" he quoted Hun
garians as saying. But by then
the situation may have changed so
much Hungarians won't have to
face It,"
He and other correspondents said
the Hungarian people wanted to get
out of the war and were resigned
feeling that "for US there is only
one question-Who will come first
Germany, Russia or the Anglo
Americans?"
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Stories of Veterans
Wanted by Star
For Publication

This is another of a series of
interviews with men from the
Washington area who have
returned from overseas duty.
Friends and relatives of service
men returning from battle zones
are urged to write or telephone
the city editor of The Star at
MA 5000. The Star wants to
give these men of the armed
forces a chance to tell their
stories to the thousands OF
interested Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1943-10-11

feet Of the ground before the chute
even opened. had only suffered q
slightly sprained knee. I persuaded
one Of them to give me q cigarette
and don't mind admitting I was a
little shaky. was rather lucky
that day.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Back From the Wars
Air Squadron Leader Recalls
Lucky Day in South Pacific
Maj. LineomfeIter and
Crew Took to 'Chutes
After Mundu Ruid

Editors Note: Moi. Charles B.
Lingamtelter, jr, iDho command
ed squadron OF Martin medium,
bombers in the Solomons, is "a
years old. He is a former resi-
dent OF CheDy Chase. In 1888
he was a captain OF cadets at
Woodrow Wilson High School.
In 1910 he left George Washing-
ton University for the Air Corps.
His family n1oDed to Cdtonsuille.
Nd, at the time 1Dhen his father,
an attorney 1Dith the Bureau OF
Internal Reuenue, 10ds trans
terred to that city.
On his 1Day through Washing
ton last 1Deek to report at a
Southern air base, he did not
haze time to be interviewed. In
stead he offered to Drite his o,Dn
story. Here it is:
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JAPONAI PACIFIKE
BOMBARDUOJAMI

siauriniam Pacifike, S.
V. lakunai be perstojo alta
kuoja Kiska sala Aleutis-
ku salu grupeje, suardy-
mui Japonu pastangu tose
.salose isistiprinti.
Pietu Pacifike, bomba.
nesiai atakavo priesu stip.
III karo punkta Kieta, ant
Bougainville salos.
Xiii lektuvai uzpuole il
apsprogdino priesu laivus
Tonolei uoste.
Pereita savaite Amerikos
submarinai paskandino {
kitus Japonu laivus ir SUI
gadino pora kitty.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

VOKIECIAI TUNISI-
JOJE SPAUDZIAMI
LABIAU

Bal. Fl pranesa is Ali
jantu stovyklos siaurineje
Afrikoje apie uzemema is
Vokieciu miesto Enfidavil-
lie ir kalnu tvirtoves TAX
rouna; taipgi zygiuojama
pirmyn 10 myliu frontu.
Bal. 20 alijantu lakunai
sake numuse 68 is apie 100
Transporting lektuvu ga
benanciu kareivius ir reik-
mems.
Britu armija randasi uz
SO myliu nuo Tunisijos So
stines, If asies laikomas
Tunisijos plotas kasdien
mazeja.
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Atlantike, alijantu lektu-
tuvai ginanti savo reikme-
nQ gabenimo laivus, speja-
ma sunaikino penkis priesu
submarinus keturiu dienQ
musiuose.
VOkieciai sakoma tusti-
ma Prancuzijos pakrastyje
plotus per 80 myliu, tike-
mi alijantq isiverzimo an
tru frontu. Visi gyvento-
jai is tu sricip iskeliami.
Amerikos didieji bombe.
rial buvo uzpuole Breme,
ma. Kelioneje jie numusi
apie so Vokieciu mazu uz,
puolanciu lektuvu. Negry
70 16 lektuvu.
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:: .*''''':la||lA;|l|y
g!ll&
D A R B Al
IR DARBININKV zINIOS
~ Milijonu Darbininku
Darbai "Uzsaldyti"

viliniu gyventoju = apie
vilini Qgyventoju apie
puse visu sales darbo W.
ru ir moteru = dabar pill
mai supranta karo reiksme.
Jie nustojo savo teises per
karo begi metytis is vieno
darbo j kita, jieskant sau
pasigerinimo, kuomet islei-
sta isakymas uzsaldyt JUGS
dabartiniuose jQ darbuo-
sc.
"Uzsaldyta" ir darbinin-
kams algos, kaip jos dabar
yra, ir iu keitima, arba di-
dinima skaitys kriminalis-
ku prasizengimu.
Americas Darbo Fedora
cijos vadai pareiske pro-
tesla prizes ''darbu uzsaldy-
MAJ, tas, sake, prastai at
silieps j darbininkus ir nu-
puldys ju nora dirbti.
Dabartiniu laiku Sales
dirbtuvese dirba $500, 900
darbininku, arba apie 8 mi
lijonai daugiau negu siuo
pat laiku pernai.
Ukese, taciau, Vasario
menesi darbininku radosi
apie 100000 maziau negu
ta pat menesi 1912 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
VISA AMERlkA
PIkTINASI TUO
BARBARISkU
DARBU

IS Japonijos pranese jog
Japonu karo vyriausybe
nuzude kelis Amerikos la
nus kurie pernai atakavo
Japonija ir buvo priversti
nusileisti ir patekti ] ia
pony nagus. Jie kaip ka-
70 nelaisviai turejo butt
laikomi gyvi Xxi karo pa
baigos, taciau Japonai su-
lauzydami visas tarptauti-
nes sutartis ir taisykles at
liko barbariska nuzudyma.
Prez. Roosevelt apie tai
patyres pareiske didziausi
pasipiktinima, sakydamas,
"mes laikysime visus tuos
Japonu virsininkus asme-
niskai ir oficialiai atsako-
mingais uz 81 ju velniska
darba ir laikui atejus pa
statysime JUGS prizes teisin-
gumo teisma".
"Musu priesu toxic pasi-
Eelginaai yras barbariski. Ta.
ciau ju toxic darbai pavei-
kti musu dvasia nepasieks
tikslo", praneSimas is Bal
toto Namo sake.
Tx siomis dienomis is
Quota paslaptis is kur tic
Americas lakunai atlikc
Japonijos uzpuolima: pra.
neSama oficialiai kad lex.
tuvnesis laivas Hornet bu.
vo prisiartines Xxi 800 my.
lily nuo Japonijos, Pacifi
ke, ir keliolika didziuju or
lalvlu paklle nuskrldo ia
ponijos miestu sprogdinti
Pasekmes, kaip zinoma
atsiekta geros: padaryts
dideli nuostoliai prieSams
Diduma lektuvu pasiek1
laimingai Kinija, vieno nu
sileidusio Sibire vyrus Ru
sal sueme ir laiko po sia
dienai, nors Amerika VI;
Rusijos talkininke. Astuo
nj nukrito Japonijoje ir ji'
buvo submit. Ju daugum;
jei ne visus, Japonai susan
de.
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SMARkESNI MUSIAl
Tx KAUKAZE.

Sovieta pranesa apie da-
ryma "baisiu nuostoliu''
Vokieciams stengiantiems
atsispirti prizes Rusus siau-
riniame Kaukaze, kur rau-
donieji deda pastangas at
init is Vokieciu Novorosij-
ska, prie Juoduju jury.
Vokieciai tikrina jog SUI
siremimuose prie Novoro-
sijsko jie numuse 80 RusV
lektuvu viename musyje, c
savo neteke tik dvieju..
Kitose dalyse Rusu from.
to musiai atsibuna papras.
to pobudzio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Linkime visierns
Dirvos Skaitytojams
ir Remejams
LINKSMlJ VELYKU!
Dirvos Redakcija
il Administracija.
ROOSEVELT Ian
KESI MEKSIKOJE

Prez. Roosevelt, po .iskil-
miu dedikavimo Jeffersono
paminklo, Balandzio IA is
vaziavo ilgon kelionen ap-
lankvmui karo stovyklu ir
darby pietinese ir pietu va
karinese valstijose. Tuo
pat laiku buvo sutarta jo
pasimatymas su Meksikos
Prezidentu Avila Camacho
Meksijoje, Monterrey mie-
ste, netoli Texas sienos.
Meksikos prezidentas p.
Roosevelta iskilmingai pri-
eme ir vakarienes metu abu
presidential pasake kalbas.
Pirnaas kalbejo Prez. Ca
macho, Ispaniskai;; antras.
Prez. Roosevelt, Angliskai
Roosevelt pareiske reika-
linguma SION kaimynens
salims palaikyti artimus
santikius if kad ju prezi-
dental turetu dazniau SUI
sieiti. Dabar, tik pirma
karta begyie "a metu susi-
tikimas pasitaike.
ST Prez. Roosevelto ke-
lone yra tai aplankymas
.jau 12-tos svetimos sales,
ko nera padares jocks kitas
Americas prezidentas.
Sekancia diena, Bal. Fl
Prez. Camacho lydejo save
auksta sveti, Prez. Roose-
velta j Suv. Valstijas, il
nepaskelbtame mieste jie'
du tese pasitarimus toliau
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Bolsevikai, be abeio, tik-
rino savo zmonems kad ju
rojuje nera kas valgyt del
to kad maista, gal but, "is-
siunte gelbet Amerikai''.
Bet taip visada negalejo
muilint savo -.zmoniu axis
ir Amerika zemint. Daba1
Maskvoje pradeta parda.
vineti is Americas atyezti
kumpiai ir alkani bolsevi'
kai pradeda palengva SUI
zinoti kas ka gelbsti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
REPUBLIKONAI nori is.

gauti zodi ar Prez. Roose-
velt mano kandidatuoti ]
prezidentus 4-tam termi-
nui 1914 metals. Jeigu jis
atsisakytu kandidatuoti tai
Republikonai sutiktu vest
tik trumpa rinkimu vaju
palaikymui salyje vienybes
ir abieju partiju geru san
ltikiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
APGINKLUOS 3OO,-
600 PRANCUZU

S. Valstijos pasieme ap-
ginkluoti ir aprengti apie
100000 Afrikos Prancuzu
kariuomenes. Jai skubiai
gabenama nauji, modernis-
gi ginklai, vietoj 19 simt-
mecio sautuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

TEkO PA11Rl1, patlketlnOS
Amerikos Lietuviu organizaci-
Jos matesi SUI Gubernatorium
Lehmanu ir jo vadovaujamas
komitetas susipazino su polka
rinio Lietuvos selpimo reika-
lais. Kaip zinoma, visas pa
Salpos klausimas kybo ant po-
litinio: jeigu Maskva atsisa-
sakys pripazinti Lietuva nepri-
klausoma valstybe, Americas
ir Amerikos Lietuviu ranka
prie karo nuvargintu Lietuvos
zmoniu neprieis, kaip neprieina
prie Sibiran deportuotu Lietu-
viz.
KAS BUS L.IETUVOJE po
karo? Atsakymo dali rasime
Graiku Co-Ordinating komite-
to pareiskime Americas spau-
dai. Graikai pasalpos darbo
imasi rimtai. Jie sudare prize
lanku Amerikonu Co-Ordina-
ting komiteta, kuris apsvarste
visas klausimo kryptis. Polka
rine Graikija komitetas vaiz-
duoja. Sitaip. Sake. tai bus
krastas su zymiai suTnazejusiu
gyventoju skaicium (apie 6
milijonai). Tie gyventojai bus
badmiriavimu nukankinti, be
upo, be moro dirbti ar ka nors
kurti. Pirmiausia teks ju ku-
nus atgaivinti, po to suteikti
galimybiu dirbti. Sake, reikes
JUGS apauti ir apredyti, nes
jau beveik dabar jie veik basi
ir apdriske. Tai milziniskas
darbas. bet Graikai jau telkia
laivus ir medega tam tikslui.
Nuns nera zinoma ar Lie
tuviu organizacijos Ear Atsto-
vybe) daro Graikams panasius
apskaiciavimus Lietuvos EMO
niu suselpimo reikalu. Bet bu-
tn svarbu kad nebutu NIGGA
ma!
KUN. J. PRUNSKIS, Garse
apraso Holandu veikla "atitin-
kamai nuteikti Americas vi
suomene', nes dabar "galin-
giausia pasaulyje valstybe yra
demokratiskoji USA", kur la
bal daug kas priklauso nuo
"viesosios zmoniu nuomones" !.
Holandai, pasirodo, turi veik-
lu Informacijos Biura, kuris
leidzia du Angliska kalba EUR
nalus: Netherland News ir
News Digest. Be to, biuras
leidzia atskiras knygeles ivai-
riais SUI Holandija suristais
klausimais, parupina paskaiti-
ninku ir turf 5000 paveikslu
bel filmu. Biuro knygyne yra
visiems prieinamu 5000 kny-
gu. Holandija per puse ma
zesne negu Lietuva, bet turi
8 milijonus gyventoju ir ilges.
ne kulturine istorija. Kun. J
: Prunskis sake, Lietuviai gale
i tu is Holandu pasimokinti
: 'Informacijos Biuro klausima!
! jau labai pribrendes ir toki;
S platesne istaiga mes turetum'
a greiciau sukurti."
u Klausimas ne tik pribrende
: bet tiesiog pernokes. Jei Blu
o ro neturime tai katie musl
r katalilu vadu nemokejusiu pa
! sinaudoti tautininku atstov
: rimtais patarimais, organizuc
: jant Lietuvai Gelbeti Taryb
IS 1910 metals. Kaip gala ka
]! musu vadai Wis gyvenimo I'd
pakalyje toll velkasi!
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ANGIISKA KALBA infor-
mavimo spraga uzkis Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos leidinis I'll
meIess Lithuania. Smagu kad
jam aukos ir prenumeratos
gausiai plaukia. Tiktai reikia
skubinti, mes laiko ir taip jau
daug bergzdziai praleista. XII
ta leidini ruosia New Yorko
Lietuviu Taryba. Isbudo ir
Lietuviu Tautine Taryba, pra-
dejus leisti A puslapiu biule-
teni. Mega tik Americas Lie
tuviu Taryba - il Amerikos
visuomenei nesiruosia nei BE
ltarti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Nuskandino II Milo
nu Tonu Laivu

Oficialiai paskelbta jog
1912 metu begyje priesai
nuskandino apie II milijo-
nu tony alijantu laivu -
daugiau negu per visa me-
ia iSstatoma Britanijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
HILTLERIUI


metal amziaus. Lake 10
gimtadienio minejimo Ber-
line, lake kalbos per radio
isimaise kitas balsas, kuris
Vokieciams skelbe, "visa
Vokieciu tauta prakeikla
ta valanda kada tas EMO
gus gime. Jis jau taip per-
ilgai valde. Vokietijos gy-
ventojai, isbuskit, padary.
kit Hitlerio gaujai gala
| j prasalinus karas baig.
SIS.
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Britanijoje, per sio karo
du metu kareiviu nuostoliu
buvo 1902 vyru, gi per
venus 1912 metus trafiko
nelaimese uzmuSta ir SUI
zeista 147,544 asmenys.
Taigi karas nera toks
baisus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

Bermudoj atsibuna kon-
ferencija reikale gelbejimo
karo nukentejusiu. Pasiro-
do kad Xxi karas nesibaigs
maza terra Wits pagelbeti
kuriai nors saliai esanciai
pc Vokieciu okupacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

New York. - Kietos an
giles algu derybose kelia-
ma klausimas sutrumpini-
mo maineriams darbo sa-
vaites. Tarybos apiman-
clos $4,000 angliakasiu al
gu ir darbo valandu sutar-
tt manoma baigsis apie &C.
guzes l diena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

81 menesi, kaip pranesa,
bus isstatyta apie 1000 ka-
risky lektuvu, kas rodo di-
dele pirmynzanga lektuvu
statyboje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

Sovietq lektuvai ataka-
vo Suomijos didziausi no.
sta Kotka. Suomiai smar-
kiai atsisaude ir Rusai ne
galeje pasiekti reikalingas
vietas, numete bombas uz-
miestyje, kur padaryta ne
dideli nuostoliai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
LAIKRASCIO bOikotuOti

neleidziama. Stai Is krau-
tuviu New Yorke, kurios
susitare neduoti skelbimu
dienrasciui New York Ii
mes uz tai kad jis pakele
skelbimu kainas, nubaus-
tos po $4,000 kiekviena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Boston, Mass.

Boston, Mass. - Naujoj
Anglijoj apie 5000 darbi-
ninku 48 viesu reikmenu
kompanijose valdzios suit
kimu gaus algu pakelima.
New Yorko plote, 22,500
darbininku dirbanciu Edi-
son elektros kompanijos u.s.
taigose gaus algu pakeli-
ma, kadangi jiems memo
kama dar pakankamai.
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KarO DarbO Taryba 9

Karo Darbo Taryba at
meta nekuriu dirbtuviu sa-
vininku siulyma savu noru
pakelti savo darbininkams
algas. Toki pageidavima
pareiske apie 10000 mazes-
niu dirbtuviu, kurios ben
drai uzlaiko arti milijono
darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

PREF. Roosevelt patie-
ke Kongresui reikalavima
skirt S2,514,538,000 pinigV
fiskaliam metui statymui
daugiau prekiniu laivu ir
paruosimui jiems operuoti
Vyru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
BUS PAKARTAS. ]

BUS PAKARTAS. Det-
.roit, Mich. - Vokietis Max
Stephan, uz priglaudima
pas save Vokiecio kareivio
pabegelio is Kanados, pri-
pazintas Sales isdaviku ir
pagaliau priteistas pakar-
ii. Jis bus pakartas Balan-
dzio 27, saulei tekant. Jis
yra gimes Vokietijoj Anne
rikos pilietis, taigi kaipc
savo naujos tevynes isda-
vika j ir baudzia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

TURKIJA pasirase SUI
Vokietija nauja .prekybine
sutarti, kuri apima pasi-
keitina reikmenimis sumo
.je 80 milijonu dolariu me-
tuose. Vokieciai matyt no
ri stoveti geroje puseje su
Turkais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

SVEDIJOS submari n a S
nuskendo su 80 vyru. Ju
isgelbejimui viltys sake la
hai menkos. Xiii pranesi-
mai skelbe jog ta submari-
na apsaude Vokieeiu pre-
kinis ginkluotas laivas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
RAKETERIAI VA
GIA GALVIJUS

Vakarinese valstijose is
galviju ukiu daznai prade-
jo dingti galvijai. Juos
vagia greitais trokais at
vaziuodami raketieriai ku-
RE parduoda skerdykloms
mesai, ir ia mesa platina-
ma slaptoje, arba "juodo-
je", rinkoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

SUV .VALSTIJOS, kaip
pranesa Karo Laivyno Sc
kretorius Knox, uzlaiko di-
dokus karo laivynus stra-
teginese dalyse visuose z
sc vandenynuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Is AICATRAZ sal

IS ALCATKAZ SaIOs ka-
lejimo, Kalifornijoj, pasi-
kesino pabegti trys despe..
raiski kaliniai, sokdami j
vandeni ir noredami plau-
xii ] laisve. Du ju nusauti
sargu sautuvais, du suimti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
Is GRAIKJOS praneSa

apie riauses prizes Vokie-
cius kurie vercia zmones
vykti j darbus Vokietijon.
RiauSese uzmusta 800 as
menu Atenuose ir Pireus.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Maryland S Debt Cut
By Nearly IS Million,
0'Conor Tells Voters
By the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 9-At the
close of the States fiscal year, June
80, Maryland's bonded Indebtedness
had been reduced to S33,619,0O0, or
$l4,538,000 less than when he took
office in 1889. Gov. O'Conor an
nounced yesterday.
The Governor credited the debt
reduction to the policy adopted by
the Board of Public Works following
the outbreak of the war of deferring
capital expenditures, unless abso-
lutely vital, in order not to impede
war construction.
The total of bonds issued during
the four-and ndone-half-yea period
between his Inauguration in Jan
uary, 1889, and June 30, 1943, was
$6,596, 900, the Governor reported
During the same period $21 .134,00
worth of bonds were redeemed
Bond issues during the years
1914 amounted to Sl4.382 900. the
Governor said, and between 1858
to 100000
The Governor reiterated his hope
that the States bonded indebted
ness could be lowered to a point
where real estate taxes could be
eliminated entirely.
A long step toward accomplishing
this had been taken, he said in the
reduction of the real estate tax
from 1885 cents per 500 of assess
ments when he took Office to the
current rate of II cents, the lowest
figure in Maryland in more than 80
years.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
District Police Seeking
More Woman Recruits

Additional policewomen are needed
for the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment, the Civil Service Commission
revealed yesterday when it an
nounced that young women any
where in the United States who are
between the ages of Is and 35 may
file application for the jobs which
pay $4,000 a year.
Special consideration will be given
applicants having knowledge of
social case work procedure.
Applicants must be at least 81
inches tall, weight not less than l2O
pounds and be in sound physical
condition. Residents of the District
who qualify in the Civil Service ex-
aminations will be certified before
other eligibles.