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Evening star., 1943-08-28

ice Committee" which is active ir
her favorite field-human rehabil.
itation.
Her money has gone chiefly tt
helping coal mine families in Wes
Virginia and to feeding war.
stranded people.
In peacetime she dictated an.
swers to about 400 letters a day
Now there are too many for her tt
handle personally, most of then
concerning wartime problems.
Most folk think of Mrs. Roosevelt
as unpredictable. But intimates say
she is doing now the things she
planned perhaps 20 years ago. Hell
sense OF direction Is absolute anC
determined. When she makes ur
her mind, a mind is made up.
Best friends have saying that
you couldn't turn her head with
an ak.
Mother-in-Iaw Tried 1t.
The Presidents mother. the late
Sara Delano Roosevelt-matriarch
of the clan-tried it. She was a
lobe-trotter, herself, consort of
wealth and crowned heads, but she
attempted to tell her young daugh-
teri n-law that woman's place was
back in the house.
1t worked just about like per-
petual motion.
Usually Mrs. Roosevelt wears black
cotton stockings. She's ALWAYS
climbing fences or wading fields or
busting around on long rambles and.
the girls say, cotton socks simply
are suited to her type of locomotion
Mrs. Roosevelt has no particular
hobby, except collecting her children
and their children She says the
place is cluttered up enough with
F. D.-R.'s stuffed fish, ship models
and stamps.
She swims like a life guard, can
catch baseball hot off the bat,
takes movies. talks a blue streak
and thinks playing-card were in
vented for people whose only con-
trlbution to conversation is "howdy." :"
Maintains Interest.
Mrs. Roosevelt probably has been
praised and condemned more for
her part in founding and promoting
the National Youth Administration,
now defunct, than anything else
she has done. She didn't want to
give up even when Congress, after
10 years, stopped the appropria-
tions.
Once she starts something. she
never loses interest. She goes back
to Arthurdale, the Federal financed
settlement project she promoted.
every year for grade school COM
mencements, baking her own cakes
and pies for the last school day
feast.
She Is housekeeper for her own
quarters in the Mansion, a maid is
with her only on trips. She is
eternally rearranging White House
furniture. The newspaper gals
sometimes get out of there fast. be-
fore she yanks up one end of a
davenport and calls for seven or
eight helpers on the other end.
All the Roosevelts dress like
lightning Mrs. Roosevelt leads
the pack. At Hyde Park they may
be in swim suit one minute. in
casual clothes another, in riding
habit, morning clothes. afternoon
Clothes, tea togs-and they always
dress formally for dinner. That is
The influence OF Mother and Grand
ma Sara.
There Is a honey" side to Mrs.
Roosevelt that many folks never
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Transit Co. Announces
Increased Service
On II Routes
Three Lines in Maryland
Hit by ODT Cos Order
Are Being Restored

Increased service on II Capita
Transit lines in the District ano
Maryland resulting from the Once
OF Defense Transportation revo-
cation of its service curtailment
order has been announced by the
company. Service was cut in May
to conform with the ODT order to
conserve gasoline.
Three of the restored lines are in
Maryland. E. D. Merrill, president
of the transit company, in a letter
to the Maryland Public Service
Commission yesterday stated short
ages of equipment and personnel
are delaying restoration of curtailed
service in Maryland.
Lines Affected.
Service has been increased or ex-
tended on the following District
lines: P street line running between
Fifth and w streets NV, and Wis
consin avenue and P street; AS line.
Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, to Agriculture
Department; Chillum line, Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, to Chillum Heights; Crosstown
line, Westmoreland Circle to South
Dakota avenue NE; Park road line,
Adams Mill road and Kenyon street
NV, to Hawaii avenue sand North
Capitol street: Rhode Island avenue
line, Lafayette Square to Twenty
second and Shepherd street NE.
Takoma- -Petworth line, Takoma
Park to Eighth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, Market Space;
Connecticut avenue line, Chevy
Chase Circle to Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV;
West End line, Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. to
Twenty sixth and D streets NV;
Massachusetts, avenue line, Wis
eonsin avenue and Fessenden street
NV. to Connecticut avenue and K
street NV, Sixteenth street line,
Georgia and Alaska avenue NV. to
Eleventh and E streets NV.
The Sousa Bridge line has been
extended from Sixteenth street and
Minnesota avenue Sc to Nichols
avenue and U street Sc; rush hour
service has been restored on the
Buzzards Point line, and rush hour
shuttle service made available from
Barney Circle to Benning road NE.
Maryland Extensions.
In Maryland, extensions have been
made on the Greenbelt line, Mount
Rainier terminal to Greenbelt, Hy-
attsville College Park line, Ninth
and Pennsylvania avenue NV. to
College Park. and Sargent road line,
Twelfth and Quincy streets NE. to
Green Meadows.
In addition, a 40-minute nonrush
schedule will go into effect Monday
for the Naylor Gardens line in
Washington with 40-minute Sunday
service to follow beginning Sep
tember S.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
D. {. Draft Board Members
10 Confer on New Rules

District draft board members have
oeen called to meeting Monday
night at the Washington Gas Light
Building to discuss administra ton
OF the new selective service regula-
lions, including the father draft.
Although some draft board mem
bers have been reported as opposing
the father draft. District headouar-
ters described the meeting as "rou-
tine Board members. it was said
are called together periodically to
review special problems.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Boys Bond to PIoy

The Junior Optimist Band of the
Boys Club of Washington will pre-
sent concert at Twining Park,
pennsylvania and Minnesota ave-
nues Sc, Tuesday at pm. This
will be the seventh in a series of
summer neighborhood concerts
which the band has planned in CO.
operation with the National Capital
Parks.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

District close today Saturday at
noon.
Back covers Of A books should
be kept: will be needed in apply
ing for new A rations.
Shoes-Stamp No. 18 in book No. /
good for one pair through October
81.
More detailed information car
ried every Sunday In The Starr
Evening star., 1943-08-28
OPA to Eose Rotioninq
Of Business Auto Tires
By the Associated Press.

Dy 011c hSSUCldLeu FTeSS,
The Office of Price Administra-
ton announced today that, effective
September 2, tire rationing would
be relaxed so that operators of
commercial vehicles could obtain
certificates for recapping service or
new tubes, regardless of the use to
which their machines are put.
Previously operators of non-essen-
tlal vehicles were denied the certifi-
Gates.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Highest Auto Rood

The Mount Evans highway In
Clear Creek County, Colorado, is the
highest automobile road in the
United states.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

SHE'S VICTORY BUHDER-Heen Kern chins herself on
bar at JEFFERSON Junior High School to show
thompson physical training director the Naval
Command at the Navy Yard how she Victory
ers certificate Comdr Thompson 100 of the
certcates yesterday the recreation department
summer program OF training health and citizenship
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Behind the Doors of the White House
Dynamic and With Wealth of Good Humor, Mrs Roosevelt
CoVe Herself Definite Niche the Executive Mansion

This is the last of series
OF foe stories about the White
House, ITS personalities and its
activities,
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Two Oldest CupitoIs

The only two States with capitol
buildings dating from before the
Revolution are Maryland and Massa-
chusetts.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find 1t through a
Want Ad" in The Star.
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kAlP MUSU LlETUvA BUVo ATGAVUS
NEPRIKLAUSOMYBE

lejo atgimti per valstiecius. 0 toJi nauJo-
il valstybe, daug kartu mazesne negu ana
IKunigaikstija, turejo taisyti visas tas mel
giamybes kuriu buvo sudares valstybes
Inetekimas.
Neuzteko Vilniaus Lietuviu konferen-
Icijai nutarti etnografines ir nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos atstatyma Ypatingos ir
nenoralios ano gyvenimo salygos reikala-
vo, deja dar il kitos specialios rezoliucl-
jos. Juk jau konferencija organizuojant
|Vokieciai buvo paaiskine kad he specialiu
konvenciju karo susisiekimo ir finansu
Isrityje, negales butt jokiu kalbu apie to-
lesni Lietuviu darba. Todel konferencija
ir turejo priimti rezoliucija kurioje buvo
padarytas atsargus kompromisas realei
politikai, butent: jeigu Vokietija dar prizes
Taikos konferencija paremtu jos reikalus
tai Lietuva, nekenkiant savo savarankis-
kan pletojimuisi gall sueiti tam tikrus
dar nenustatytus santikius SUI Vokietija.
-Toks buvo konferencijos nurodymas Ia
rybai, kuriai teko Aka menesiu dirbti
sunku darba. Tie dvidesimts Lietuviu
tautos vyru emesi to darbo SUI viltimi
greit sulaukti taikos ir atstatytos Lietu-
vos. Bet nei vieno nei kito dar nesimate.
Paw Flandrijoje vyko baisiausi nlusiai,
kur ties Cambria pirma karta puole Sim
tai tanku ir tt. Tx rytu frontas atejo j
taika. Paemes Rusijos valdzia Leninas
skelbe pasauliui karo pabaiga, nes isvar-
gintoje Rusijoje tik tas galejo laikytis kas
nese taika. Vokieciai, kuriems buvo la
hai svarbu rytuose ilgam frontui anga-
Quotas divizijas tuoj permesti Vakarus
ir dar karta bandyti pralauzti fronta,
dziaugesi ia padetimi. Rytuose tuoj tu-
eejo butt padaryta taika, kuri Vokietijai
rarantuotu uzimtas Pabaltijo zernes.
(Bus daugiau)
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kankino. Tai keisciausiaS
.ir zalingiausias sumanymas, ir
.reiktu kad susidarytu kaip tik
priesinga grup6 kurie to-
kius visus pabuklus rinktu ir
naikintu-degintu!
Kaip keista butu jeigu au-
gancios Lietuvos gentkartes
turetu ziureti ir studijuoti to-
kius musu tautos kankinimo
pabuklus ir prisimint sau, STU,
vaike, esi baudziauninku, YER
gu tautos vaikas: tavot tevai
ir tevu tevai buyo svetimu
valdovu niekinami, kankinami,
zudomi! Nedrysk tu pakelti
savo galvos aukstyn! Juk vel
gall ateiti kiti priesai tave pa
vergti!"
Juk ir dabar dalis musu pa
ciQ zmoniu, verguveje auge il
ikvepti vergu dvasios, dirba-
stengiasi kad musu tauta kuo-
greiciausia kit pavergtu ir pa
niekintu - net" isnaikintu!
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M l N T Y S

Kova yra augimo istatymas. Charak-
teris susiformuoja pasaulio audroje ir
priespaudoje.
vyras yra moteries paskutinis pri-
aukintas gyvunas.
Dievas sutvere moteri tiktai tam pri-
jaukinti vyrus.
Protai nugalimi ne ginklu bet sielos
,idybe
Butt be noru, tai butt pasitenkinusiu.
Taciau pasitenkinimas nera palaima. Ir
oasitenkinime nera zmogaus. Palaima
yra noreti ko nors, dirbti ka nors ir sick
ii ko nors.
Pasekre teikia vilties; Wits ikvepia
nauja nora, ir noras duoda prieskoni gy-
venimui ir dziaugsma darbui.
Gyvenimas yra kelione. Mirtis reis-
kia pazanga.
Ideja yra lyg meteoras.
Tas yra veidmainys kurs laukia savo
progos.
Visa geda yra loginga.
Egoiznlas laiko mus nezineliais. ir
ir mes esam persilpni siekti tikro apsi-
svietimo
Meile yra lyg gele dykumoje.
sAFRIKA yra iris kartus didesne uz
Europa.
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Istojo kariuomenen
Rasytojas Vaiciulaitis

Antanas Vaiciulaitis, Lietu.
vos tremtinis, zinomas jauno.
sios gentkartes rasytojas Go
grazus Lietuviskas romanas
"Valentina' buvo perspausdin-
tas Dirvoje 1910 metais) isto-
jo Americas kariuomenen.
A. Vaiciulaitis Lietuvoje bu-
damas buvo tautines vyriau-
sybes paskirtas diplomatinen
tarnybon uzsienyje, taigi uz-
sidarius kai kurioms pasiunti-
nybems jis liko be vietos. At
vyko Amerikon ir buvo pa
kviestas j Marianapolio Kole-
gija, islaikoma Lietuviu kata-
liku, Thompson, Conn.,, Lietu-
viu kalbos destytoju ir kolegi-
jos zurnalo Suddenly zodis re-
daktorium.
Tai jau kelintas iseiles Lie
tuviQ laikraStininkas pastojas
kariuomenen, ir vie
mas is keleto tremtiniu, kurie
is Europos atvyko pas Ameri-
kos Lietuvius, neteke savo te-
vynes.
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TEVIsKES zEMELE


Ikandin Wis seka, lyg seselis
Lyg seselis tamsi, slegianti nintis,
Kad uzgyne, lyg vartus uzkele,
! tevyne gryzti nedraugai pikti. -.
O sugryzti noras nuolatos dideja
Ir tolydzio smelkiasi mus.
Iyg zolyno kvapa, nuolat mesa vejas
Gimtaja zemele ir tevu namus.
Tartum juodas varnas nusileist tykotu
ISkapot akeliu, tysant paslikam,
Taip If virs ginltines mylimqju plotu
Suka juodos mintys Lietuvos vaikanas.
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KLAIPEDOS NETEKI.
MO MINEJIMAS

Ar yra kokia nauda gwen
ii praeitimi? Taciau tam pa
vyzdziu laikas nuo laiko ma
tome. Vienas is tu tai pasta
romis savaitemis Sian ir ten
Amerikoje surengimas mineji-
mu to fakto kad Vokieciai at
plese is Lietuvos Klaipeda ir
visa Klaipedos krasta. Xiii gi
minejo 1923 metu Klaipedos ir
to viso krasto prijungima prie
Lietuvos.
Padetims pasikeiciant, rodos
tokios sukaktuves nustoja rel
ksmes, ypac jeigu jos nesuris-
tos SUI musu jieskiniais ir pa
stangomis laimingesnei Lietu-
vos ateiciai.
Stai seniau minedavom su
gedulomis Spaliu 9-ta - Vii
niaus netekima. Tuo tarpu ia
ivyki reikalinga buvo mineti
ne gedulingai, bet SUI pakelta
net karinga dvasia, kad mes
Lietuviai reikalaujam Vilniaus
ir nenurimsim be jo.
Ia sukaktis baige savo die
mas. Neminim Lenku ultima
tumo 1888 metals. Taciau pa
nasios reiksmes Klaipedos SUI
kaktis dar Wis minima.
Tai lyg norejimas prisimin-
ii kad tau kada tai kas kirto
per aust, -.
Sukakciu rengejams reiktu
priminti kad tik tada tokis pa
minejimas pateisinamas jeigu
jo surengimas ir sukvietimas
Lietuviu j sueigas isnaudoja-
ma ateities reikalams.
Ar surinkta bent viename
tu paminejimu nors dolaris au-
ku Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai
ar kokiam kitam musu fondui?
Ar prirasyta nors vienas ma
rvs LVS?
Garbingi tautiniai istoriski
ivykiai kurie pasiliko amzini,
tinka mineti. Ta6iau ir jie tu-
ri butt taikomi moralinei ar
materialinei naudai tautos at
eiciai.
Lietuvoje buvo paskelbta SUI
manymas, tuoj pc Rusu isviji-
mo, apie reikalinguma isteigi-
mo muzejaus kuriame butu su-
rinkta ir iSstatyta amzinam ro-
dymui visos priemones ir pa
buklai kuo musu priesai visais
laikais musu tauta paverge
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LIAUDIES DANA

Ko uzsipuolei, jaunas bernuzel,
Ant names sirateles?
Juk tn zinojai, mano bernuzeli,
Ne dvaruzyj uzaugau.
As po varguzelius, po purvynelius,
Po graudzias asareles.
Juk tu zinojai, mano bernuzeli,
Jog neturiu moeiutes. -.
Mano motinele, Strides patiekele,
Gul aukstame kalnelyj.
Al leiski, leiski, mano bernuzeli,
Mociutei pasiklonioti. -.
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zMoNlJOS ISTORIJA
610 pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500

stai ddziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tis uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieSi karai, kurie to-
sesi po 30 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir iu
darbu pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolimas Ru--
sijos If tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus anzius Xxi musu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos If
ju valdova.
Siuskt lalske 500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 61O pus]anin
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Rsikalaulit ''Dirvojs".
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sIAULIUOSE, Vokieciu

SIttOLAOOSE, NOhitCIQ hO-
misaras isleido anuostatus, pa
gal kuriuos visuose fabrikuose,
kur tas galima, ivedama akor-
dinis darbas. Tokiu budus ir
siuo atveju panaudojama pail
kimas is bolseviku laiku, bu-
tent 'stakhanoviSkumas" il
Ipanasus darbo jiegos isnaudo-
jimui budai. (Tai 'piecework'
I-Red.)
PIENO Industrial S. V. su.
naudoja kasmet po apie 375
milijonu bonHl.
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(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
Antru kartu Lietuvos Taryba Pradeda
Dirbti


Lietuvos Taryba pradejo savo sunkq
darba SUI viltimi suorganizuoti savo kras-
lta, su viltimi busimai pasaulio taikos kon-
ferencijai pasirodyti jog tie mazai kan
zinomi Lietuviai sugeba valdytis. Tiesa,
ir items Vilniuje pasilikusiems Lietuviu
|inteligentams ne karta kildavo rimtas
klausimas ar viska varzancios okupacines
valdzios globoje verta pradeti Lietuviu
tautos atstatymo darba. Bet objektyviai,
ano meto aplinkybemis ir mastu ziurint
tq negausiu veikeju pasirinktam keliui
reikia pritarti. Tiesa, dar ir Xxi siol pasi-
taiko kitaip mananciQ, butent kan Lietu-
vial issyk nesiglaude prie Antantes, tai su
Letuvos Taryba praktikoje maza buvo
skaitomasi. sitaip mazdaug samprotavo
ir kai kurie Lietuviai sveicarijoje, kurie
karo metu ten buvo isplete tokia aktyve
propagandine ir Lietuviu belaisviu selpi-
mo veikla. Bet ka tada dare Antante?
Taip, jos spauda daug rase ir komentavo
kad Vokieciai jau santarvininku iskeltus
tautiskumo If apsisprendimo principus uz-
kariautuose krastuose nori iSnaudoti sa-
vo interesams ir naudai. Tiesa, Anglu,
Prancuzu ir Amerikieciu spaudoje pasiro-
dydavo zinutes apie Lietuva. Bet visas
interesavimasis joje buvo tik pasyvi kri-
tika. Lietuviu klausimu anuo metu san
tarvininkai, galima sakyti, aktyviai nesi-
domejo. Ir, rodos, nors Antantes sajun-
giNinkas Rusija iro, nematyta jokios isei-
ties Lietuviu klausimui isspresti. Tam SUI
tvarkyti nieko. pozityvaus neduota. Oar
ilga laika kai kurie~ Antantes nariai ziure-
jo Lietuva tik pagal Lenku surasyta re-
cepta: Jiems rupejo ypac stipria padary-
4:
vo sajungininke Lenkija if jai viska pri
pazinti ka 81 panores arba bent ka tik sau
pasiins.
s;aip ar taip, zvelgiant jau is istorijos
atzvilgio, kiekvienas lures pripazinti kad
Vokieciu leistas sudaryti organas, Lietu-
vos Taryba, stengesi ginti tautinius inte-
resus; il ruose, nors projektais, nepriklau-
somybes kelia, ir nors verciama glaustis
prize Vokietijos, rupinosi iskelti Lietuviu
klausima busimam Europos zemelapio pa
sikeitimui. @ kas gi tada galejo kitas ta
Lietuvos klausima iskelti? Kas galejo pa
galiau, ka daug zinoti ar rimciau dometis
ia pavergta tauta? Vakaruose jos vardas
buvo vos zinomas, rasti kelia i santarvi-
ninkus, ypac Prancuzus, tada buvo taip
sunku, tiesiog neimanoma. Juk ten labai
sekmingai veike apie didele istorine savo
|valstyhe nuolat svajojanciu Lenku propa-
ganda, kuri turejo itakingu zmoniu arba
sau buvo palenke tuos kuriu nuomone
daug svere Kaip tilzrai faktai pakanka-
mai rodo Lenkai tada urbi ct orbi ne kar-
ia skelbe kad atskiros Lietuviu tautos ne
Isa, tas Lietuviu veikimas tai tik Woke
ciu darbas, ju inspiruotas separatizmas.
Lietuviu Jieskiniai
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I.ietuviu Jieskiniai

Lietuviu konferencija Vilniuje, isrin-
kdama ta dvidesimties asmenu Lietuvos
|Taryba, buvo nutarus kad politiskai ne
|priklausonla Lietuva ir demokratiniais
Ipagrindais sutvarkyta, yra atstatoma pri-
silaikant etnografiniu sienu. Vadinasi,
|naujoji Lietuva neturejo butt senosios
|Kunigaikstijos, Magnus Ducatus Lithna-
MAE, tesinys, kur Lietuviu tautos genius
|ilgai aikvojo savo energija tolinuose Ru-
|su ir svetimuose Lenku plotuose. Tiktai
Lenku politikos kurejai, nieko naujo ne
ismoke ir nieko seno nepamirse, buvo sau
tvirtai isikale galva testi 18-to amziaus
|gale baiorijos netvarkoje palaidotas Zee
|pospolitos tradicijas. Q Lietuviams nau-
ljoii Lietuya turejo butt visais atzvilgiais
Inauja valstybe, kurios visuomenes pagrin-
Ida sudaro jau ne daugiausia teisiu, 0 ma
ziausia pareigu turis negausus bajoru luo-
mas, bet didzioji ukininku valstieeiu ma
sc. Ir nuostabiu budu tauta, kada valsty-
lbinis ir politinis senosios Kunigaikstijos
lgyvenimas buvo jau senai palaidotas, ga
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ePIETU Anerika sulyg savo ddumo turi labai
zai gyventoju seina tik po penks zmones ketvrtane
mylia ploto Kadangi dalys to kontinento yra trops
kos pelkes kos dalys kanynai, tai gyvenanose Veto
Sc susigrudmas yra pusetinas.
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DR. OWEN j. c. NOREM, Suv Valstiju minister's
Il Letuvai, kaip zinoma, parase idoma, knyga apiie
praeities ir Su dienu Letuva o veikalas apima jo
vika ja okupavo Ia knyga jau baigiama paruost
spaudai il bus gatava kada 1943 pradzoje Ja
lures proga isigy kiekvenas Lieuvis kurs nores to-
XII Angliska veikaa turet arba padovanot vertingam
Amerkieciu, tokiam kuris turi reksmes Americas gy
venie ir kuro zodis kada reikstu pagaba Lietu
val r Lietuviams iseivijoe.
Prize knygos iseidmo plisideda zymesni musu vel
kejai ir vena-kita organizacija JOS iseidmas laba
svarbus NUNS kapo tauta kuriai reikanga didesniu
zmoniu uztarmas. DR.. Noremo knyga pasieks kekvie-
Norem pasiryzo pasitarnaut musu tevynei Lietuvai,
kuria is pao, caves joje pagyventi r pazinti Let-
vius.
81 knyga yra vienatnis veikalas Amerikecio diplo-
mato parasytas ape Lietuva, todel NUNS Lietuvams
labai svarbu kad ia knyga buu kuogrecausia seista
ir placiausa ispatinta
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-17
HiehIights from The
Post Stockode Detachment
By PFC CLYDE L. PEMPLEToN

William N, Jones. The bows call
him the Hep Cat" That's a good
nickname, because once in a while,
when off duty, Pvt. Jones really
does get on some time, if you know
what 1 mean. However, in line of
duty, he is quite all right which
makes him quite a good soldier aft
er ALL
Oh, yes, don't let me forget this
incident concerning Pvt. Jerry Har-
mon who was lucky enough while on
his recent trip to the coast to see
his lovely wife. Pvt. Harmon keeps
everybody busy listening to the great
things that took place upon his see
ing her again, And oh, how pleas
ant he has become. Why not take
another trip Harmon? It's good for
our morale; it seems to pep YOU up.
and thus gives us something to
laugh about Well, we don't feel
that you exaggerated, so all,s ok.
and don't send so many Special De-
liveries to. the Coast-you'll clog the
mail system.
Yes, that basketball is a good
game, and the detachment has a
complete set of basketball equip
ment. They are breaking it in, and
1t doesn't get too cold for them
either. The cold weather seems to
cause the boys to play even oftener.
We've never seen Pfc. William C..
Boyd playing basketball because he
is too busy wondering how the great
musical composers produce their
works. Keep it up, Boyd, and you
may soon learn to play in the KEY
of &C." You can never tell; strange
things are happening every day!
WE'RE SPENDING TO SAVE
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-17

diminish their efforts to become
crack ON soldiers because they are
eligible for ratings too.
Last Tuesday, with their field
bags draped over their backs and
their rifles slung over their shoul-
ders, the men of the 390th and the
other five Truck Companies mount
ed their trucks and journeyed out to
the rifle range, where they will
spend most of their time for the
next five days, firing the Carbine
and the '03 rifle.
This was no new experience for
any of the men in the company as
there are many men who through
previous training are already ex-
perts in firing these weapons.
Pvts. Henry Belton, who halls
from Cleveland. Ohio; James L.
Whitsett, Pittsburgh, Pa; and Rich
ard Ware, .Jr., of New York City,
were the men with the highest score
during the first two days, but they