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3peiten geiube ielbit iiber5eugt babe,
:altm Elm Srt, Ser ni6t einen ODER
nebrere oerart @ebeilte auf5umeiien
bGtte. 9arunter iino iol6e, oie, iabre-
!ang nit unbeilbaren &ranfbeiten be-
)aftet, pie g. g. &nohenfrab, III Ell
nigen Eagen- -geiuno tparen.
60 itebt es nit Sen gri6einungen
II Marpingen. 0em glaubigen 8olfe
iino iie elm Soffnunesltrabl IN pirrer
3eit; bic ,,Silfe ser Gbrilter', Die oa
mar BEL ieoer i6lintnen &riiis, 5eigt
Ii6 tpieoer l.no ipridt: uDie 3eiten
ii11b traurig, ober per5aget nidt, iebet,
ih bin ba!' 49,.
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ater ioaten ipenisltens bei6eioen iein
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Grfinbungen altf oem @ebiete oer
gbemie lino in ben Oienlt Der &rieg-
fnbrung geitelt iporben.

Ser ,,Siierpatore Homano', mel6er
,lnldngIt bie bauptiadliden l1riaden
uno oie mogliden 5olgen oes gegen>
ipdrtieen 4rieges elmer ,8etradtung
l,nterparf, erfldrte, oaB, obtpobl Gut
ropa idredlid) permunoet it, es oenn=
nod nieoer altfleben tonne, aber nltr
bur6 cine &iidfebr 5lt @ott.
,,guropa", bebauptete Der artifel,
bat itb nit eigener Sano perpunoet.
gs tpollte oas 8ano, tpelbes es nit
@ott pereinigte, onrbidneioen uno
ipar barin erfolgreid), aber es per-
tuunoete ltd) oaourb nur ielber. Ma1t
fann ben 5eelen Der Menlber~ ~@ott
nidt rauben, oenn gr lit Der 8eg, Die
@abrbeit uno oas 2eben. @enn GU
ropa nod cine Soffnung perbleibt,
Damn muB es tie auf @ott ieber, nidt
in feline eigene &raft. 8olfer iotpobl
ais gin5elperionen fonnen gebeilt
tperben."
@iiien lit n1ebr tpert als Sitter
hpSftpt1
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fie0lern uno ben Snbianern oie
9r0itungen Ser Heligion au brin-
gen. Stiirmiibe 3eiten braden ber-
ein. Das @ebiet muroe Der 3anf-
APPEL Ser 6ran5oien unb gngldn-
Der. 8eionoers ll1lter ben gnglan-
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tpuroe erridtet, bepor bie Burita-
ner in Maiiaduietts Ianoeten, an-
fangs ses II. Sabrbultoerts. Wie
iiberoll in oen fran50iiiden uno
ipanilben &olonien fanen fatboli-
ide Miiiionare a1l Inn ben Mtt-
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8eriibn1t in @elfihte l,nb 8oeIie
iinb bie scabier. bie eriten fatbos
Iiihen Siebler ser Gebiete, tpo iid
iebt SEEM grunstpid, geopa Scotia,
11no eitt Eeil bon Maine befin6en.
Gie erite 5ieolung Yort &opal
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Ste Mcaoier

bern batten sic 4olonilten gu lei<
ben uno Die Wiiiionare tpuroen
berbannt ODER getotet. Grit niele'
Sabre ip1ter mnroe es Den fatbo-
Iiiden Wiiiionaren eeitattet, oieie
@ebiete 5n betreten.
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@ilien lit ntebr tpert als Sitter
beiisen.
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@eit bon sir --1laber BEL @ott.
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u Y TX A /
PAGAL-BA NUO
REUMAT!ZkAO

Jei kenciate kuno skausmus; jei
sanariai jsuslus; jei yuzeina skaus-
mai orc permainose, patariam jums
bandyt ROSSE Tabs be mokesties ir
obligaciju. Naudojamos tukstancip
per virs dvidesimts metu, gavimui
greito paliuosavimo skausmu Reu-
matizmo, Arthritis, ir Neuritis.
DYKAI sio Laikrascio Skaitytojams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojot ROSSE
Tabs, prasom jus BANDYT juos-
ishandykit musq kastu. PasiVsime
jums pilno dydzio pakeli-s sunaudo-
kit "a tabletes DYKAI. Jei neduos
greito paliuosavimo nuo skausmo ir
jus busit nepatenkinti pasekmemis
r to pakelio zema kama, grazinkit
nesunaudota dali, ir jums nieko ne
kastuos. Nesiuskit pinigQ, tik savo
varda ir adresa i:
ROSSE Products Co Dept. X-3
27O9 w. Farwell A"e Chicago. LII
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VILNIAUS gydytojus buve

VILNIAUS gydytojus buvo
susaukes i konferencija Vokie-
cip komisaras, kuriuos draude
isdavineti liudynahs zmonems
apie ligas, jeigu jie neserga.
" tai pagrasino ypatingu tel
smu. Prinnine kad kai kurie
gydytojai atlyginima reikalau-
ia maistu, ne pinigais. Taipgi
pazynejo uzdraudima "vieti-
MANS Vilniaus gydytojams
be specialaus leidimo gydyti
Vokietijos piliecius.
VILNIUJE Vokieciu naziu
partija savo reikalams pereme
vadinamus Napoleono rumus
Viiniuje, kllr bolseviku laikais
buvo irengtas komunistu parti-
jos centras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
DAUc PERvEzTA
DIDzIAISIAIS EzE-
RAIS 1912 METALS

; 1912 metu sezonu Didziai-
siais Ezerais laivais pervezta
nepaprastai daug ivairiu reik-
menu = isviso 178,577,828 to-
mai gelezies rudies, ANGLES,
grudQ ir statybai akmenu.
Daugiausia pervezta gelezies
rudies 103, ,125,995 tonai,
prizes 49, 100000 tonu 1871 ir
71,358.000 tony 1910 metals.
Bendrai paminetu reikrnenu
1941 metals pervezta 169, 9,020,-
975 tonai; 1910 metals
142,872,985 tonai.
cia nepriskaitoma pervezi-
petrolejaus ir ANGLES j Onta-
rio Ezero uostus, mes nesurin-
kta zinios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
DIRBA Uz "HOME FRONT
FOR VICTORY"

Poni Josephine Dichkus kali
hes per Lietuviu Vaizbos Bu-
to savaitini radio programa
81 sekmadieni, Sausio 81, nuo
1880 val. diena, is radio sto-
ties WATR. JOS kalbos tema
bus apie visuotinas pastangas
nanny fronte Pergales laimeji-
mui ''Homefront for Vic
tory. Ji yra gera kalbetoja,
veikli savo srityje visose Lie
tuviu akcijose, megiama ir Ii
noma sioje apielinkeje.
Waterburio Lietuves mote
rvs organizuojasi Waterbury.
Block planui visuotinoms pas
tangoms nanny fronte. Poni
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Jas, yra 10 geriausio .patyrimo ir literatinio
gabumo kurinys Mano draugas parskaites
sAIPI, pareiske kad tai geriausia istorins
apysaka, kad tai geriaus istorins apysaka
Lietuyiq kalboje is kuriu jam teko kada
skaityti q kadangi tas asnuo yra baiges
universiteto noksla, tai be abejon6s apie
literature gerai nusimano"
81 apysaka ir jurns tikrai patiks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
WATERBURY, CT.
APDOVANOJO LIETUVIIJS
KAREIYIUS

Lietuviu Komitetas Apgyni-
mui Amerikos, kuris susideda
is 16 draugiju, suteike Kaledu
dovanas sekantiems Lietuviams
tarnaujantiems Dedes Same
ginkluotose pajiegose: A. Ku-
ciauskas, VIM. Baranauskas, j.
JesuleviCius, F. Kustis, A. ze-
maitaitis, S. Versiackas, j. r.
Baltrush, A. Strizauskas, w,
Segevich, A. Grinciunas, j. Je-
sulevich, J. Atkocaitis, A. Kie-
EEL G. A. Pavilionis, A. War
rem, A.. Sinkevich, c.. Yuskis,
J. Pavilionis, B. Zukauskas, j.
Raudis, J. Kairis, T. r. Ju-
shinskas, ]. Stankevicius, S.
E. Yuskis, A. Venslovas, S. B.
Strikulis, C. Rudris, E. Nit
chell, }. T. Alishausky, y. ka-
sinskas, j. Maurutis, P. III.
Paulausky, C. J. Arnauskas,
A. A. Veiwoda, E. Azunaris,
A. Narstis, A. C. Visockis, F..
T. Visockis, E. w. Bakutis, w.
Krakauskas, S. J. Simulevich,
c. J. Duda, T. C. Vasiliauskas,
G. Gvazdauskas, E. Satula, G.
Zenaitaitis, j. Janiolionis, F.
P. Washes, j. Mikalskis, J. G..
Vitas, S. Barkauskas, A. Ma
ceinas, w. Adomaitis, j. Armi-
mas, G.. Makarevich, A. Zubras,
C. S. Civinskas, F.. j.. Kiesel,
]. Steponaitis, V. S. Stankevi-
cius, A. Chesnas, A. Glibas, V.
Balciunas, P. M. Kukanskis, J.
Wisausky, j. A. Budzinskas,
G. Budzinosky, j. P. Valskis,
A. Buch, A. l.. Janusis, ]. Ci-
vinskas, W Lubinskas, E. G.
Kiezel, A. White, G. A. Stepo-
MATHS, A. Makarevich, E. D.
White, J. Gvazdinskas, E. Wor-
tel, G. Wortel, j. Wortel, A.
Rubertas, B. Marcinionis, A.
Lusas, j. C. Petrauskas, j. Va
luckas, V. Gribinas, S. Balcau-
skas, V. Valuckas, L. Adomai>
tis, C. Atkocaitis, B. Sevas, S.
Sevas, A. J. Stephens, r. T.
Miscavage, c. d. Miscavage,
X. Navikauskas. A. Pialard, S.
Sainulis, V. Adomaitis, A. Ado
MATHS, ]. Kishonis, B. Karuza,
V. Mikutis (slauge).
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PROF. W.T.. BACEVI-
CLAUS VIESAS PA
REIsKIMAS

Prizes puse metu buvau pa
reiskes Amerikos Lietuvi y
spaudoje kad neuzsiimineju
politika, nieko bendro su ja ne
turiu ir kad tarnauju, kaip mu-
zikas, visai Lietuviu tautai.
Tikejausi kad siuo mano pa
reiSkimu Lietuviu visuomene
pasitenkins. Taciau Wis daz-
niau susiduriant su Lietuviu
veikejais, pastarieji man isme-
tineja kodel as napareiskiau
viesai savo nusistatymo Lietu-
vos likimo atzvilgiu.
Tat siadien dar karta pa
brezdamas kad nieko bendro
SUI politika neturiu, aiskiai pa
reiskiu kad esu salininkas ne
priklausomos, demokratin a S
pamatals pagrystOs Lletuvos,
kuri ugdytu savo dvasine ir
materialine kultura savingai,
kuri turetu Lietuviska valdzia
visos tautos isrinkta ir kuri
sulyg Atlantic Carterio pakto
atgautu visiska nepriklauso-
mybe. Nepripazystu jokiu tau
tu nors ir maziausiu, okupaci-
jos, nes pilieciai taip mazos
kaip ir dideles tautos ir valsty-
bes turf lygiai tas pacias ju-
rIdines, morales, kulturines ir
teriales teises gyvuoti. Lai
gyvuoja nepriklausoma Lietu-
va! Prof. V. Pacevicius.
NUO RDDAKCIJOS. Atsi-
zvelgiant didziausia panieka
kckia padare musu tautai p.
". Bacevicius, pakrypdamas
prie komunistu tue metu kai
Sovietu Rusija okupavo ir pa
verge jo tevyne Lietuva, ir at
sizvelgiant j zinonus faktus,
kaip jie Dirvos skaitytojams
musu correspondence is Argen-
tinos apie p. Baceviciu buVo
patiekti, nors- talpiname 81 10
pareiskima kaip jis prisiustas,
nejauciame galimybes nei rel
kalo jam taip lengyai dovanoti
jo suzinaus ar paklydelio pasi-
elgimo il tuoj glausti j prie
tautines krutines, kaip jis pa
geidauja.
Jis turi darbais irodyt kad
turi mintyje tai ka cia sake.
Lietuva dar neatsteigta, jos
ateitis dar sunki, ir gall butt
visokiu ivykiu, kurie tokius
gabiai prisitaikyti mokan6ius
lures isbandyti. Jei Lietuva
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sTAI KOKIA IA APYSAKA: Vienas kny-
GU nlegejas raso: Mes SUI savo vienu drau-
gu gavom knyga ALPS ir norime pareiks-
Il didell pasitenkinima tuo veikalu Dirvos
redaktorius K. S. Karpius yra geras Lietu-
wy kalbos zinovas ir gabus rasytojas Jis
tos rusies apysaku kaip ALPS yra specia-
listas, mes jis yra ir daugiau ju parases.
Z "Apysaka, ALPS, Kestucio Islaisvinto-
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AKRON, OHIO
Srnulkios zinios

Akrono mesos pardavejai
norejo pardavineti zmonems
arklio mesa. Miesto mayoras
nors ir neregys, bet protaujanx
tis zmogus, uzdraude mieste
arkliena pardavineti.
Degtines parduotuvss buna
atdaros tik diena ar dvi sa-
vaiteje, del to kad degtines ne
ra CANA, ir negalima gauti ir
uz pinigus. il lengvai gauna-
ma karciamose, kur stikliukais
pardavinejama, bet namon bu-
teliais nestis negalima. Daug
geriku skundziasi tue truku-
mu, mes nors gerai uzdirba, o
negali iksociai issigerti.
Felikso ir Onos Jankauskq
sunus Stasys is kariuomenes
lankesi Akrone pas savo tevus
ir draugus. Trumpai paviese-
jes isvaziavo tarnybon. Jisai
buna prie Chicagos, karo laivy-
no mokymo stotyje. Kalnas.
ISLEIDO KARIUOMENEN
Sausio 18 d., musu vienati-
mis- sunus Antanas Barauskas
isejo kariuomenen, Dedas Sa-
mo tarnybon. Prizes isejima,
jam surengta isleistuviu va
karelis, Petro Miliausko ir Juo-
20 ir Onos Zdaniu pasidarbavi-
mu. Isleistuves atsibuvo Sau-
sio IL d. Dalyvavo Sic: Petras
Miliauskas su sunum Stasiu ir
zmona Alicia; Juozas Zdanis,
Juozas ir M. Sebestinai, ST. ir
Mr.. Tamasauskai, Mrs. Kava-
liauskiene, Mare Levulis, Ado
mas Gutauskas, B. Yarasius ir
keletas kitatauciu. Baigiantis
vakareliui visi susitare sudejo
dovanu kareivelio kelionei.
Mes jo tevai dalyvavusiems
vakaralyje ir dovanas davu-
stems tariame nuosirdu aciu.
Antanas ir Paulina Barauskai.
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Dichkus turf svarbu prare6i-
ma Lietuvems seiminink6ms.
Prizes pora savaiciQ per ra-
dio kalbejo pile Eleanor HI
shonis, is civilian defense bio
ko plano Brooklyno srityje.
Mrs. NJ. Colney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
NEUzMIRSKIT Sc

Siusdami Dirvos Redakcijai
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
Sit uz SC paste .zenkleli atsa-
,ymui. Tas butina.
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KIB lR KsTYS

AA4AAA AAA AM&tAV AkJA2A 0AlA
da cia Amerikoje pradejo tai
pinti vardus tq Lietuviu ku
RUS suzvereje komunistai prie
varta isveze IS jQ tevyn6s Lie
tuvos ! salto Sibiro n1irties
nasrus, musu Lietuviskai kal
banti kacapai ko is proto ne
issikrauste (nors jie ir tail
mazai protelio turi) beplusda.
mi tuos laikrascius ir redak.
torius.
Kacapukai sakydavo ir ra.
sydavo buk komunistai jokiy
Lietuviu prievarta is. Lietu-
vos neisveze; tie kurie yra Ru-
sijoje, yra "pamile Soviety
tvarka ir laisvai yra pabege
nuo Bestijos Hitlerio gauju".
Sarasas Lietuviu isvarytu
Rusijos dykumas musu spau-
dole dar nepasibaige, kaip Lie
tuvos isdavikai ir suzvereje
Lietuviu tautos isgamos, Ged-
vilai, Snieckai ir kiti per Sta
linui parsidavusius atsiprasant
laikrascius atvirai ir su pa
ka pradejo kalbeti kad prizes
kara isveztieji is Lietuvos visi
buvo sovietu santvarkos prize
sininkai ir kad jie dar ne visi
suspeta isvezti.
Reikia stebetis is tn suzve-
rejusiu kacapu akiplesiskumo,
kad jie teisindami ta savo I'VE
riska zygi, moteris ir net ma
zus vaikus neisskirdami paul
kavo kruvinojo Stalino saltam
Sibiro bado dievaiciui.
Ateis ia diena ir valanda ka-
da Lietuviu tauta suves atitin-
kama saskaita SUI tais tevynes
ir tautos isdavikais.
STALINO komisarukas SUI
rukes Mizara dziaugiasi kaip
gelezele rades kad naujai is
leistame Encyclopedia Britain
MICA Pasaulio Atlase Lietuva
yra ijungta j Sovietq Sajunga
ir kacapai pajuokia tuos Lie
tuvius kurie buvo pareiske En-
cyklopedijos leidejams protes-
ta prizes Lietuvos priskyrima
Rusijai. -
Suruges Mizara rasydamas
ta savo dziaugsma, nei nepa-
juto kaip apsifnelavo persista-
tydamas save Lietuviu tautos
''patriotu".
Jeigu Mizara butu pasivadi-
mes Lietuviu tautos isgaha ku-
ris su atsidavimu dirba Lietu-
viu tautos ir valstybes paver-
gejui ir Lietuviu krauju susi-
tepusiam Stalinui tai Mizara
butu pasakes tikra tiesa ir uz
tai butq galima il pavadinti
drasiu vyru uz atvira prisipa-
zinima.
Nei vienas tikras savo tau
tos patriotas netroksta kad jo
tauta ir tevyne, kuri ta tauta
isauklejo, hutq keno nors sve-
timo pavergta.
Nei vienas tikras Lietuviq
tautos patriotas nesidziaugia
kaip dziaugiasi isgama Mizara
kad raudonas caras Stalinas pc
savo kruvinu batu .isutrempa
Lietuva; nesidziaugia nei da-
bar kada antras pasaulinis ban
ditas Hitleris trempia jo tevy-
ne. Titnagas.
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tebebutu dar Sovietu okupaci-
joje, ar p. Bacevieius butu 81
pareiskima dares?
Reikalas priverte il taikytis
prize platesnes Lietuviu visuo-
nenes, kai patyre kad is ko-
munistu biznio nepadarys, nes
jie pirmieji nori kiekviena is
naudoti savo "idejai''. Dabar
p. Bacevicius sieja savo laime
su New Yorko tautine visuo-
meme.
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PARsIDUODA GERAs BIzNIs

PARSIDUODA GERAS BIZNIS
Siuvimo, prosijimo ir valymo is
taiga, Is metu isdirbta, mesa savai-
tinio pelno $l00, nera kompetici-
jos, trumpos valandos; savininkas
paimtas Narmijon; mazu imokejimu
galima pirkti geras biznis. Kreip-
tis 4 Xxi 5 po pietQ, 437 Terminal
Tower Bldg, ant Public Square.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29

K. Makareviciaus du sunai
tarnauja kariuomeneje, siomis
dienomis gavo paaukstinimus,
ir ju dukte Milda isirasius j
moteru korpusa (WAAC), pa
aukstinta savo srityje. Ji bu-
vo pirmutine Waterburieta isl
rasius j WAAC.
DIR. M. ]. Colney.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D.
Bartlett. 1902 Fifty sixth place,
Hyattsville, Md. A shipmate who
shared his experiences was Ralph
Beach of 1903 Park road NV. The
tale young Bartlett told was one of
unending excitement and close
brushes with disaster during many
months at sea.
He told how during a storm all
efforts to maintain course were
abandoned. The ship rolled and
tossed like toy sailboat in the
winds. Snow filled the air. The
crewmen slept on the floor of their
cabins, to avoid being flung from
the hunks every time the ship
lurched, They ate cold food because
1t would have been dangerous to
start a fire in the topsy-turvy
kitchen.
Just before entering one port. the
ships radio received an sos. Two
ships nearby had been attacked bv
the enemy. The merchant mariners
had to proceed with caution, and
escape with the precious cargo. 1t
was a tense undertaking, but they
made it.
Later the ship docked for a few
DAYS, but the crew had no shore
leave. Natives rowed out to the ship
to sell and trade their wares.
German Ships Sunk in Harbor.
Finally after weeks at sea. the
iand-hungry crew went ashore at
a port. whose harbors were dotted
with scuttled German ships.
Last September in an interview
with The Star, young Bartlett told
now U-boats torpedoed and sank
his ship on his first transatlantic
voyage. His brother, Albert D.
Bartlett, jr., was with him on the
trip. They were rescued by a
Canadian ship.
On the first leg of the trip from
which he has just returned, the 81
year-old merchant seaman met
another brother, Norris of the mer-
chant marine, whom he had not
seen for eight months.
Young Bartlett, continuing the
account of his trip, said his shin
nnally moved into the Mediter-
ranean. There the air was cool and
the scenery was pretty, its effect
marred frequently by antiaircraft
hre at German planes coming over
to take pictures.
Visited Pyramids, Sphinx.
During the next few days, Bart
lett and a few companions visited
the Pyramids and the Sphinx by
camel, and entered the tomb of
King Farouk I of Egypt and his
queen. Later they saw the present
King and Queen of Egypt at the
Citadel in Cairo.
You'll see a soldier or sailor from
every country in the world in
Cairo" Bartlett declared. ut is
very crowded, and prices are high,
but the natives still retain their
primitive ways and customs. They
cut their wheat with sickles and
thresh 1t under the hoofs of oxen.
The women wear wells, and 1t is very
dangerous for stranger to try to
speak to one of them"
Its cargo unloaded, the ship
turned back. The climate was
balmy in one port and banana and
coconut trees grew in abundance.
One night about o'clock, Bartlett
and young Beach were in their
cabin. All day long depth charges
had been jarring the ship, and just
then another one struck. The boys
grabbed their bags, as they always
did, and ran out on deck There
they saw the flares which meant
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Edwin Stevenson traced the diff
Guilty to a couple of stray goats and
called for the wagon. After the
animals were taken to the station
house something went wrong with
the atmosphere there, too.
The goats made another trip, to
the police stables, where the owner
may claim his without delay.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Dog Eorns War Bond
By Coshinq In on Fun
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SALEM, N J.-Ever hear of a
dog earning War bond? Well,
Mig did and had fun, too.
A little more than year ago
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Baker started
War bond bank" for 8-year- -old
Mig They deposited a nickle for
every rat she caught on their farm
and a penny for each mouse.
The fund went over the top re-
Gently when Mig disposed of three
opossums and weasels, good for 81
each. The Bakers bought Mig a
$25 War bond and say she Is well
on the way to earning another.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Buck From the Wars
HyottsviIIe Ships Cook Tells
Of New Brushes With Eneny

1t was water, water. everywhere
for the crew of the big merchant
vessel, weeks of 1t without setting
foot on dry land, but no one suffered
from lack of excitement.
The story of fighting angry seas
and OF many adventures was told
by Second Cook Donald Bartlett,
now home on furlough and visiting
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Goot Guests Stoy
Too Long Everywhere

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. - When police
received a request to do something
about the atmosphere in Phila-
delphia neighborhood they thought
they were being kidded.
Patrolmen William Roehl and
Evening star., 1943-09-01

a ship in their company had been
sunk by the enemy. The flares
are used to aid escort vessels in
locating survivors. 1t was another
narrow escape for the merchant
ship, but it reached port safely.
Several days later the engine
blew UP, and the ship docked for
repairs. After a few days there,
the voyage ended back in the
States.
That's the life of a merchant
sailor as Donald Bartlett sees it,
and he loves it. He won't be home
long, he said, for he is off again
soon, with Ralph Beach and
Richard Ball, who was with him
on his first trip.
The book of the week is the war
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Serve This Easy Wayl
Place n package in dogs dish. Soak with
boiling water! Let cool as directed. Let
dog snif-watch it disappear! Double
Your Money Back if it fails. Send carton
with unused portion to: The Quaker Oats
Company, Rockford, Ill.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

The book of the week is the war
stamp book. 1t spells Victory if
filed in,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Experts Warn
State Against
Milk Rdtioning
Time. stan Correspondent,

LANSING, Nov. 26-Federai
rationing of milk will not solve
the milk shortage and Michigan
would actually get less of il under
such plan. Michigan State Coll
lege experts reported TO Gov.
Kelly today.
A lengthy report listing all
available data on the milk situa-
ton was called preliminary by
the governor. who said he will
meet in Detroit tomorrow with
Robert F.. Rich, federal milk mar
keting agent. and Donald S. Leon
ard. civilian defense director.
There il nothing mysterious,
political or peculiar about the
present milk shortage In Miehi-
gan" the report read. Produce
ton I'm the Detroit area has de-
creased 10 per cent and the
demand has increased so per
cent.
"This year, the government
will require 25 per cent of all
production for the armed forces
and for lend-lease.
"SOme people advocate gov
eminent milk rationing. This
does not appear to be salts
factory solution OF the problem.
"If done on a national basis,
Michigan would he worse off
than now because our con-
sumption is twice the national
average. Rationing would pro-
rate To nonusers to those now
using milk would have less"
The report recommended con-
tinuance of the present plan Of
selling" the public on the merits
of voluntary reduction which ap-
pears to automatically make more
milk available for children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Unions to Join
I'm flights Week

Citing the Bill of Rights the basic charter OF
American freedom R. j. Thomas president of the largest
labor organization in the world today called upon more
than 100000 UAWCIO members throughout the nation
To on the celebration the 1921 anniversary of the
historic document.
In a special statement Thomas urged the school
children of the city to study and discuss the Importance
of this charter of American freedom.
The Detroit Times along with other Hearst newspapers
throughout the country sponsoring nationwide ceebra
ton the week of Dec IS commemorate the enact
ment of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
- Youths Arrested
In $1,000 Gem Theft

$1,000 and two shotguns. Mrs
bowFie said the jewels were fully
insured.
The burglary occurred some
time between 4..3e and 6-;5}6 p. III.
yesterday while Mr.. and Mrs.
Louvre were visiting a son +. q.
Louvre. who lives two doors away
from the parents estate on River
road.
The jewels, kept in box in
a second floor bedroom were
taken to the basement where the
thief apparently was sorting
them. when Mr.. LoWrIe returned
home Unexpectedly. The brooch
and pearls were found lYinE-nn
the floor beside a small table.