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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

Daugiau ir daugiau daktaru pa
sauikant karo tarnybon, civiliniai
gyventojai pradeda permatyti svar-
ba priziurejimo savo svelkatos II
ir' prilaikyma pas save isbandytu,
pasitikimu vaistu naminiam pasl-
gelbejimui.
Shame atvejuje svarbu pastebeti
kad moderninis kramtomo-g vi
duriu liuosuotojas, Feen-A-Min tu-
ri pereiti per Sc tikrus bandymus
pirm negu gall butt paleistas val
stines pardavimui sales zmoniu
naudojimui.
Didelese, gerai irengtose, svario
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07
TETULE SUSIRUPINUS
KAS ANT zEMES
DEDASI
DEDASI

KAS ANT zEMES
DEDASI
Kai zmogus ilgas valan-
das dirbi neturi kada nei
savo namQ apziuret. stai
jau ir pavasaris, ir paskel-
bta Apsivalymo Savaite, o
gerb. Spragilo dar nieko
kieme aplink bakuze media
ryta. Taigi praeita SEX
madieni pataikes proga,
sokau apsivalyti savo kie-
ma.
Dirbu susiles, ir ziuriu,
ateina pas mus mano gerb.
Tetule.
= Ale kahn ar negrie-
SIM, vaikeli, kad sventa
diena dirbi, a? - sake ii.
Tetule, dabar toxic
laikai: zmones net zudytis
vienas kita nesustoja Sven
ta diena, o ka apie dirbi-
ma tai nera ko nei kalbeti.
Juk per Velykas kai bu-
vom pas jus, patti sakei kad
dede dirba ir niekas neziu-
ri net Velyku. Tai ir as,
dirbdanas ilgas valandas
dirbtuveje, tik siadien pa
sinaudojau proga apsivaly-
ii aplink mama. Juk jau
velyvas pavasaris, sa-
kau as. o.' '17p -
- Kad j kur nemate to-
XII pavasari: as neatsime-
nu toxic salto ir bjauraus
pavasario. 0 prie to sy-
met dar ir visokiu kitokiu
prajovu atsitinka, kaip ME
kad nebuve. Kiba prizes ga
Ia svieto, - sake j.
= Ma kas gi tetule taip
gasdina net svieto pabai-
ga? = sakau as.
= Oar klausi kas? Ugi
tik ziurek: visai nesenai
buvo zemes drebejimas: as
net is lovos issokau ir ne
zinojau kas daryt, ar begt
ar rekt. Dabar vel, baisi
vetra uzejo, kick namu is
GROVE, zmoniu suicide. Al
tai prizes gera? 0 dar tie
streikai: vienas pasibaige
kitas prasideda. Amerika
ne tik SUI Japonais ir Vo-
kieciais turf kariauti, ale
dar ir tarp saves kariauia
Juk valdzia pasiunte vais-
ka j angliakasyklas. Ar tai
prizes gera? = sake j.
Tu, tetule, istikro isl
temiji nekuriuos dalykus
' ir moki viska savaip isais-
knit, - sakau as.
AS nieko neissimisli.
nu: viskas ka sakau atsi.
tinka po tavo kaip ir pc
mano akiu, vaikeli, sa.
ko il.
- Ma, tick to, tetule, ga
dar mes isliksi1n laiminga
sveiki. Einam ] vidu, pie
tu laikas, as jau alkanas,-
sakau as.
Sveika, gyva, tetule
Netiketai pas mus atSilan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

vo 1916 metals, kuomet sociahstu klika naktie5
laiku isnlete po Letuviu namus korteles bulk
OlsauskO 9,ankas jau subankrutijO. Tos korte-
les n1ano banka ir sugrove.
Tai buvo katorga, ne gyvenimas
Nors siadien as neturiu nieko bet If nebi-
kjau nieko, nei agitatoriQ, nei grasintoju nei
"holdnpu" ir nieks names nealsina. Gulu kada
noriu kelu kada noriu ir vagau ka noriu. Pus
rycus pats Ssverdu, pietus ateina viena mer-
gate lsvirti, r pavalgiusi draugia su manim Ell
ma sau namo. Vakarienei valgau kas nuo pietQ
atlel:a. Mano darbo biuras yra tik skersai gat-
YES. Sedziu toje pacioje kletkoje kurioJe hold
fupai'' norejo name nusaut Cia sedint ateina
kas nors nusipirkt tai laivakorte, tai keis illus
pinigu Iietuvon issiusti, tai apdraust nuo ug
mes savo mama ar namu rakandus, tai padaryt
koki nors notarial dokumenta, ir is to siaip
tap prasimaitinu. Seniau tokiu notarialiu raS
tu turedavau pakaktinai is kuriu galejau erazei
pragyventi ir da uzsicedyti, bet dabar valdzia
paeme ] savo rankas daryma paskolu, nanlu sta
tyma ir pardavima, panasei kaip Rusijos boise
vikai, tai nCtarams jau beveik neliko nieko vel
xii. Bet kol da galiu dirbti tai Wis sis tas atsi
randa ir siaip taip pragyvenu Tx bijau kada
negalesiu dirbti kaip reiks ia gala uzbaigti.
Kadangi tanista prasei da viena mano kny-
ga prisiust tai matau kad tamista interesuoiie-
| 81 Mano DlCgraTlJa, uZCal Slsane lalSke paknu-
dziau tuos punktus kuriu Jurgelos rasytoje bio
grafijoje truksta arba kitaip jie perstatyti. Pa
tarciau tamistai 81 aiska nesunaikinti, gal po>
mano n'yrui kan nors siu faktu prireikti ar
tai dapildymui mano biografijos kitokiems
raStarls.
Sveikinu tamista ir tamistos zmonele, ir
prasar nuo names pasveiknti Antana SirutiF
visus Bujauskus ir kitus kurie name atsimena.
Velydan,as tamistai viso labo, liekuosi
Jus didziai gerbiants,
i Antanas Olsauskas.
Nuc Redalcjos: Suomi baigiasi tas ido-
mus veonio Antano Olsausko laiskas, nusakan-
tbs daug domiu dalyku is jo gyvenimo Chicago
/ je. Kadanei jis pats savo laiske pasisako Jog
laiskas gal kam nors bus reikangas po jo mir
cia panaudoti, mes ir jauciame turi teise j pa
naudo1i viesa
Kad velonis Antanas Olsauskas (is laiske
/ ir passaro Olsauskas ne Olszewsk) buvo viss-
kai prasilavines Lietuviskoje rasyboje ganna
sprest is kelly paskutiniu paragraph, nuo eilu-
tes, "Tai buvo katorga, ne gyvenimas', kuriuo-
sc jo rasyba paliekama raide raide nekeista ir
netaisyta. Tx keos gramatiskos klaidukes jo
lfera padaryta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

Sc Feen-A- Mint Laboratorijose lsu-
rios randasi Newark, N. j., viena
kuriu cia parodoma, aukstai isla-
vinti mokslininkai naudoja sayo ga
bumus paruosimui aukstos rusies,
tyru Feen-A- Mint tablets. Sniego
baltos ir priimniai metos skoniu pa
skanintos, Eeen-A-Mint suteikia pa
togu, malonu ir' populiari buda vi
duriu paliuosavimui kada reikalin-
ga. Tikrenybeje, milijonai zmoniu
siadien pasitiki siuo modernism,
moksliskai paruostu kramtomo-gu-
mo viduriu liuosuotoju, mes jis yra
svelniai veikiantis, bet efektingas
| uzkieteiimo palengvintojas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07
Gerb. 'Tetule.

OerD. letule.
kai! Prasau j vidu! - pa
sitikus duryse mano Son.
kaulis sake jai.
- Ar tetule turesi laiko
ilgiau pas mus pab1ti, ar
tik pro Sail eidama uzsu-
kai? - sakau as.
judi, vaikeliai, buvot
pas name Velykoms, tai as
sumaniau aplankyt jus per
.Atvelyki. AS turiu laiko
visa diena, ba zinot, diedas
dirba tai man vienai mamie
nuobodu, - sake il.
Tai labai puiku, tetu-
lie, ir mes snagiau pralei-
sim sventadieni. Tuoj pa
darysiu valgyt, - sake ma
no Sonkaulis.
- Valgant, vaikeliai, rel
kia ir issigert. ziurekit ka
as atsinesiau, = sake j,
traukdama is savo dideles
masnos bonka.
Tetule, be reikaingai,
mes CALM apsieit ir be to,
= sakau as.
- Ale issigert prizes val
81 Wis tik bus gerai. AS
pamislinau kad JUS gal il
neturit, nenoresit prie mo-
nopolio eileje stovet puse
dienos, o as turiu laiko tai
pastovejau ir apsirupinau
Atnesiau jums dovanu, -
sake il.
= Aciu, tetule, kad tt
viskuo moki apsirupint, =
sake mano sonkaulis.
- Dabar toxic laikai
reikia dalintis kuo turi,. bs
ne visi visko gall gauti
nors ir pinigQ turf, - sa
ko il.
= Tx tetule taip manai
O kit ne tik nesidalina bel
nori dar viska sugraibyt
ir suslepti kad kittens ne.
uztektu, todel prisiejo il
maisto knygeles ivesti, il
ives degtines gavimui kor
teles. Tada ir tetule mega
lesi kas rytas stoveti prit
degtines parduotuves, til
karta j menesi galesi gau
tt po puskvorte, - sakal
: as.
Tetules akys krito an
9 kabanciu drabuziu ir j SUI
; suko:
) = Ale kas cia, vaikeliai
: keno ia vaiskava unifor
, ma? Ar pas jus kareivi'
randasi? : pamacius tie
! tule uniforma uzklause. Z
zinoma kad randasi
- sake mano Sonkaulis.
- O kas toks, kur jis
- sake tetule.
Nagi va: as! Tai ma
, no uniforma! = sake ma
no sonkaulis.
Tai ka, vaikeli, ar ia
: We j moteru vaiska paeme
: = sake j.
Nepaeme, bet as pat
: isirasiau. Mat, toxic laikai
visos kitos moterys dirba
reikia ir man prisideti, :
| sake mano sonkaulis.
: = Name, baime ina: is
: YES j vaina ir po viska. Ne
uztenka jau kad vyrus inn
T! ale ir moteru jau prireik5
Apsivilk, noriu matyt kaiI
tn isrodai, sake j.
Mano sonkaulis uzsidej
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

eAMERIKOJ lektuvu isdir-
bama bent SeSis kartus tick
kick isdirba Japonijoje.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
THURSDAY MORNING


WWJ-T'he Open Door.
CKLW-Wife Preserver.
WCAR-Tabernacle
WXYZ--News Flashes.
WEXLS-Variety Music.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR-Mrs. FagesT.
WWJ-Help Mated.
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T.
WXYZ--Baby Institute.
WJLB-Great Waltzes.
WExLy-Musical program.
10:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Bachelor's children.
WWJ--Star Playhouse.
WCAR--Novelty Time-M.
W$YZ-Fun With Music.
WEXL-Good neighbors.
IL 90 A. NJ.
WJR-Honeymoon Hill-D.
WWJ-Road OF LIED.
CKLW--Meet the band.
WCAR--Newa Ace.
WxYZ-At Sardis-T.
Multiplying Reporter-T
WEXL-Newsesst. music.
ll:l5 A. NJ.
WJR-Second Husband d.
WWJ-Vic and Sade-D.
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR--Musicale.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR-Bright Horizon d.
WWJ-Brave Tomorrow-D
CKLW-Soldlers Wife d.
WCAR--Letters from boys
WXYZ-Gil Msrtyn-N,
WJLB-Treasury Parade.
WExL-Dance music.
WJBK-B Betty Roherts-T.
I1:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D
WWJ--David Harum-D.
CkLW--Whsts Your Idea
WCAR-Music.
W%YZ-PAges OF Melody.
WJLB-Scratch Time-T.
WENI,-Music.
WJBk-News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
BY Bob Kane
BY Lyman Young
BY Zane Grey
BY Fran Striker
By Lee FaIk and Raw Moor,
By Robert Storm

Ih-WHn " thIef Juftice ~ The United
states Euprems Court
22-pitCher
24-River IN Bohemia
25--Mount IN Thsssaly
2s-Uncommon.
27-Arsbien gulf.
2s-FoOt-llke part
3O-Refore
3t--Auditory organs
32-Feminine name
34-Drying
9s-of What state II Salem me espitalf
3p--Parlors.
44-Pig Ety.
4b-POker stake
4s-Roman emperor.
4T--Jasons ship.
4a~BeinE
50-Antlered ruminsnt
si-Male deer. b8-FiniaI
52-EOdent. b7--Articls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

CkIW--Nows Ace
WNNZ-Lone RanCer-D.
WENI~-Geue BrUminskl-Y
WJBk-Music,
7:i5 \. NJ.
WV Treasury Parade.
CkLW--J0s Gentle I,
NJBk-NeNs Ace
500 4. NJ
WJR-Sammy kaNt-M
WNJ-Mr. and Mrs North
CKLW-SiZing Up News
WXYI-Watch world 20 by
WFNL-Music.
WJBk-ltalis n-Amerlcan.
BIS r. NJ.
CKLW-People's reporter.
WXYZ-Lum n Abner -.
$3.50 =. VI.
WJR-pr Christisn-D.
NWJ-Beat the Band
CkLW-Weird Circle-D.
WNYL-Battle Of Sexes.
W j LIB Y NJ AMMAN Houi "
WE%l-Musical program.
S.4S 4. NJ.
WJBK-German American.
900 4. VI.
WJR-Mayor OF Town-D.
WWJ-Eddie Cantor-V.
CKT W-Gabriel Heatter-N
WNYZ-Dunninger-T
WJLB-ltalian Sereuade.
WEXLl-New scAst, music.
WJBk-News and music.
DIS r. NJ.
CkLW-Gracie flelds-V.
WJBK-Eva w. Nlctor-T.
a:SO y. VI.
WJR-Jack CRTson-N
WWJ-Mr Dist. Atty-D.
CKLW-Aian Noung-N.
WY Spotlight Bands.
WE%fr-Concert music
WJBK-Temple Baptist-R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
WEDHEsDAY EVENING

6 90 =. NJ.
WJR--NrNs
WV News
CKL W-RuMn' Home NJ
WNYI--JaCk Armstrong y
,I.lfi li--ss---,i- aH. HHkre.
MENL,-NeWscast.
ssI1 y. NJ
WIR--Suugs ~ Cheer.
NNWJ-Pt1f Sloss0u-T
CKI.W-Cld Hopkins y.
WNNL-tee Sm.ts T.
WILB-War jobs ]
WkNIs-Dnner music.
WJBk-NeWs, melody.
$50 =. VI.
WJR-MelOdy msrVcls.
WWJ sports Review
CKLW-NlCtory Business.
WXYZ-Bob Murphy re-
ports on sports
WE&L4-Autck Cwauiak V
MJBkAEvening Serenade.
sSls r. VI.
WJR-W0rld today--news
WWJ-Lowell- Th0mas-N
CKIW-Psn-AmeriCanA-M.
M%YI-ThestCr Guide.
WJLB-Gems OF Melody.
7 90 r. NJ.
WIR Il Love a Mystery.
WWJ-Fred Wariug NJ.
CKLW-NeWs.
WXYZ-Headhne Quiz
MJLB--Warsaw Echoes Y
WJBk-World Wide News
T.IS J.. NJ,
WIR-Harry James NJ.
WWI-NeWs 81 World
CKLW--Fan Americana. NJ.
WY March OF Victory
WI Bk-Music.
7;SO +. VI.
WIE---TaSV Aces-p
WWJ--To be announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

100 4. Nj
WTR-Lfc Beautiful ~
WWJ-kran Hams
hiW--AAfiduAl news
lNCAE-NfNs variety.
NNNN I--Esuhhaga tslhiug,
Wi B-AeWs ana music.
NI--NeWFCast
" IBh-poush Ladies' H.
Itta =. NJ
NfR-Na Ftrkirs-D
WNI--Mu-Ic.
CklN Happy GRuG Y
WY ~ kanfHHtrn
WENLl-or.t1 HYMNS
I so 4. NJ
NJR--BeInadlne Flynn y.
WV I-hCAt
WNY2-Nevs ace
MtLB-sfurv huW-T
NEAI.-b f.sltal program.
las \ NJ
WTV-Tre GuldprrEg ID.
WWJ-NICt.rY matinee
CkiM f'.a.re Wallace /.
WCAR-EhNmt-H nut-N,
WV IRISH wnLrL .H--lE-
wit. R-fUtfTWrZy1 NJ
WEALr-NusIc.
20 OO =. NJ.
WIR-Yuurc pr Malone.
NFWJ-GugUg liEnt -.
CkLW--Eay Dady /.
ACAE-AtVs
NNYI-Lady Of charm T.
WI B-News; matinee NJ.
WEht-htU sCast.
WJBk-Sscrcd Heart prog.
2l5 =. NJ
WIR-iaFre lor1sn-D
MWI-roa 8 Children.
CHIN BW ~ Rights
wears sunshine Time
WENls- Melody Rhythm
WJBK-NeWs and melody.
2t3n \. VI
WJE-We Love ana Learn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presenta-
lions aE scheduled are
not on the air, the fault
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Answer to yesterdays puzzle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
THE DETROIT TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD PU

HORIZONTAL
What government agency IA In
charge 81 rationng'
What African kingdom Is the site of
hmerican-built Payne airheld7
p-fold
i2-Armed conflict
i3-Whai American explorer reached
me North Pole In 1909?
14-Female sheep.
i5-Muse 81 lyric poetry.
f7-NurturlnC
1a-pinner course
2O-what English poet wrote "Endy-
miOn"9
21--InSect
23--Negatlve.
2t-Bomhyc4d moth.
2s-Knock.
2q-Sugariness
33-Ctrus drinks.
35-Age.
3s-Nights before holidays
31-Reclaimers.
40-MaCaw
41-Printer's measure
42-Correlative OF either.
i3-Undermlne.
4S-Genus 81 grasses
fs-what English manufacturing town
ls noted for wooden manufacture
S2-Misplayea in cards we
N-Beginnlng.
55--Likely.
a6-lnstrument
gS--Ocean
5qk-Crayat
60-MiadayEA
6l-Unit ~ work
VERTICAL
lis IN debt
2-Whst Brazilian city 10 the center Of
the -uhbsr industry
J 2-iuland sea- Of Russia
SPECIES 81 iyrir poems
5-Gofdess 90 earth
6-Jerk
T. Fcwais nickname
g-pesp0t
a-HaVsian vrsAthg
fN-peard
l1-Wo0den nail
is-Flap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

I ERE Is pleasant little that will
every day II Is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
fortune Count the letters FIRST IL the number
letters subtract II the number Is less than
The result key number Start at the left
Of rectangle check Of
night message letters
the checked figures you J2-I5
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-01-17
FUEL SITUATION
SERIOUS HERE
Promissory Notes Given
For More Oil Than AL
lowed By Board

Reports that fuel oil consumers
gave promissory notes to dealers for
greater amounts of fuel oil than
their allotted amount Of coupons for
this year have been made to the
New Hanover War Price and Ra'
tioning board.
This is a seriouse problem, said
a member of the board, as dealers
must have coupons for those notes
in order to secure their allotments
of fuel. oil from suppliers.
These pronissory notes were CIV
en- in good faith in most cases, said
rationing officials, when the board
was overloaded with applications
and it was impossible to furnish
coupons to all consumers.
Reports have also been made that
fuel oil consumers are failing to
turn in their coupons to dealers
at all.
Both problems are serious ra-
tioning heads asserted but it is
certainly the patriotic duty of con-
sumers who bought fuel oil to fur
nish dealers with coupons in or
der to keep their records straight. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-01-17
M0PPINC UP|
ENEMY AT STAL|NGRl
RAF HITS L0RIENT
SUB BASES AGAIN
Heavy Attack By British
Sets Large Fires In
Dock Area

LONDON, Jan. 16-tRHThe
Raj returned with heavy attack
last night on Lorient. Hitler's S
principal submarine base on the
Atlantic. Setting large fires on
the docks and pens in the second
raid there in two nights.
Railway targets in western Ger
many, France and the low coun-
tries were raided at the same
time and pilots reported attacks
on Is of Germany's badly needed
locomotives.
In all the extensive raids, only
two British bombers were lost.
The 59th raid on Lorient, to
which the Raj shifted after eight
attacks on the German Ruhr IN
II nights, centered on newly fortl-
fled submarine pens. Concrete
roofs have been built over the sub
marine lairs and the RAF appar-
emily has taken up the challenge.
The entire town was Illuminated
by flares and moonlight-ideal for
the bombers. The wing command
er of one squadron of Halifaxes re-
ported that fires started in the
raid on Thursday night still were
burning.
AS the British dropped their two
ton block-busters, big fires famed
up. The largest in the dock area.
One great blaze appeared to be an
eli fire.
#The tail gunner Of one bomber
stin could see the flames as his
craft crossed the north FEench
coast EN- route home.
The one-two punch at Lorient in
dicated new phase in the vital
battle of the Atlantic and the
ceaseless fight against enemy sub
marines.
Reports of the attacks indicated
the Raj was employing new bomb
ing tactics. The Evening News
said the bomber command obvious
ly realized that new ruthlessness
was necessary to knock out the
submarine pens. and that the Raj
apparently was trying to demolish
the administive machinery OF the
submarine warfare around the port
as we'll as the lairs.
Besides dock facilities, Lorient
has machine shops, torpedo and
ammunition dumps, and food and
fuel stores. There also are power
plants and barracks for submarine
crews. Most of the buildings are
near the center of the town and
much more vulnerable than the
concrete U-boat hangers, said to
be capable of absorbing the blasts
of the heaviest bombs.
The raid last night was in great
er force than the one on Thursday
and many Canadian pilots partici-
pated. Considerable ground fire
was encountered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-01-17

meeting = lay to determine
procedure IL Ealing with the tax
matters confronting it, including
President Roosevelt's request for
SIG, 1000, 900, 900 of new revenue from
taxes and compulsory loans.
Doughton thought it was too early
for much speculation about the
form the new tax bill because
nobody knows yet what it is 60
ing to look like"
Meanwhile Secretary of the Trea-
sury Morgenthau appealed in a
statement for early filing of tax
returns, saying that this year,
with more than 100000 addition
al individuals required to make
returns, last-nainute jam would
swamp collectors Offices"
Morgenthau again called atten-
ton to the fact that even though
legislation may be enacted pro-
viding for collection at the source,
taxpayers still must file their 1912
returns by March IS.
Likewise Doughton and Chair
man George (D-Ga) Of the Senate
Finance committee reminded in a
/C.-l:--.I ~. Do~o E,sr,o. CnJ c\
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-01-17
; ENEMY PLANES
LOST CALCUTTA
Single British Night Fight
er Accounts For In
vading Raiders

NEW DELHI, Jan. 16.-P-Cal-
cutta's antJ-aircraft defenses rang
UP a 100 per cent score last night
when three japanese medium
bombers which attempted to raid
the city were shot out of the sky
by a single British fighter-one OF
several sent aloft to intercept the
raiders.
Credit for the remarkable feat,
which was officially confirmed to-
day in British communique, went
to Flight Sergeant Maurice Pring,
81, who already had three enemy
planes to his credit.
The communique sal d that
bombs dropped by the japanese
before they reached tn e target
area nad caused little damage and
few casualties.
The raid apparently was in re-
taliation for repeated British at
tacks on the japanese occupied
port of Akyab in western Burma,
which RAF Blenheim bombers
blasted again yesterday.
British planes also attacked ship.
ping on the Chindwin and Irrawad.
dy rivers yesterday, and raided
the Magwe airdrome S o m e 12C
miles northeast of Akyab l a S t
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Solons Want Passage
OfRuml TdxMeosz,re
Members Of House Ways And rSx lou
Consider Idea To
Through By Mar

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is -A-
Members of the House ways and
means committee today considered
plan to push through a pay-as-
you-go income tax act by March
IS by separating this feature from
other tax legislation and limiting
hearings on the subject.
Rep. Knutson R-Minn) of the
committee said he believed it
would divorce pay-as-you-go con-
sideration from the general tax
problem in the interest of speed.
He expressed the opinion that the
Is committee members were
agreed unanimously that I'VE must
have pay-as-we-go system" al
though he emphasized there was
no agreement as to what form it
should take.
Another member, Rep. Disney
D-Okla), commented, IT think we
should deal with the pay-as-you-go
problem separately, put a time
limit on hearings and put pay
ments on a current basis by March
Is. if humanity possible. In my
opinion it is absolutely necessary. "
Chairman Doughton O-NC) said
the committee would hold its first
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further amplification of the suc-'
cessful action.
Sanananda is northwest of the
former japanese stronghold at
Buna on the northeast coast of New
Guinea and like Buna is protect
ed by a series OF jungle fortifica-
tions and swam3y country. Recent
rains have increased the difficult
ties Of the Allied forces seeking to
clear Papua of the remnants of a
Japanese army which once totalled
$4,000 men.
Some $50 miles to the northwest
at Mubo, south and inland from
Salamaua in northeast NV Guinea,
Allied forces have completed a
three-day raid on japanese posi-
tions during which an enemy head
quarters post, a radio station and
supply dumps We're destroyed, the
communique said.
At least 116 Japanese were re-
ported killed in this raid in yes
terday's communique.
Allied air force meanwhile con-
tinued to attack the remaining JAP
anese positions in New Guinea and
spread out in a widening circle over
Japanese footholds in the southwest
Pacific. The enemy airdromes at
Madang and Finschhafen and a
supply dump at Lac were the tar
gets in New Guinea yesterday, the
communique reported.
One Japanese bomber attacked
Port Moresby under cover of dark
ness, but no damage was caused,
the bulletin added.
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N. C.LAWMAKERS
NOW WORK FAST
Legislature Ends First Full
Week With Major
Bill Passed

RALEIGH, Jan. 16-P)-Moving
with the speed promised by Lieut.
Gov. r. L. Harris when the l943
session of the general assembly
opened, the Senate today ended
its first full week of work, count
ing as already accomplished the
passage of one major bill and
promising early action on anoth-
er.
The administration sponsored
measure to set up a reserve fund
for post war use was passed on
Monday night, setting the amount
to be placed in the fund at $22,-
0OU,O 900 instead of the $20,000,00O
originally suggested.
Introduced during the week and
slated to be aired before joint
committee next Wednesday morn
ing was bill to amend the "au-
cation amendment passed last
November along lines suggested in
a compromise agreement made be-
fore the November election.
Identical measures were intro.
Guced yesterday in the Senate by
Senator E. c. Brooks of Durham
and in the House Rep. Arch T.
Alien of Wake. The bills were re-
felred to committees on constitu-
tional amendments headed by Sen.
B1 ooks and Rep. Allen, and
Brooks Immediately announced a
hearing on the proposal would be
held Wednesday morning at III
o'clock.
The suggested amendment, eli
minating from the adopted one
some controversial features, would
provide for representation Of agri-
culture, labor, education, business,
finance and the professions on the
single board of education which
will take over administration OF
the public school system, the con-
stitutional amendment passed in
1912 provided that majority OF
the members should be trained
in business.
Finance and appropriations COM
mittees got down to work during
the week on the revenue and ap-
preparations bills sent to the as
sembly Tuesday by Governor
Broughton, containing recommen
cations of the Advisory Budget
commission for spending more than
S1e1 100000 during the next h'en-
mum from both the general fund
and the highway fund.
The revenue bill, calculated to
raise more than $104, 1000, 900, con-
tanned only one big change and it
was quickly eliminated by the Fin
ance committee, which voted un-
snimously to kill proposal that
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