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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
APTARIA SEKAN-
Gus kARO PLA-
NUS IR ZYGIUS

Baigiant alijantams uz-
kariauti Tunisija ir isvyti
Vokiecius ir Italus is Afri-
kos kontinento, staiga Wa
shingtone atsirado Brita-
MICS Premjeras Winston
Churchill. Jis pribuvo Ge-
guzes II, vakare.
Su premjeru atvyko Vi
sas stabas miltariu ir karo
laivyno ekspertu.
10 skubus atsilankymas
pas Prez. Roosevelta po
staiga sugriuvimo Asies
karo masinos Tunisijoje,
leidzia speti jog jis atvy-
ko aptarimui galutinai pla-
nQ pradejimui lauzti kito
fronto- Europos kontinen-
te, II gal but Sutartl kltuS
reikalus kas sekss po to-.
Is Baltojo Namo neis-
duodama ziniu apie Chur-
chill'o atvykimo tiksla, ko
ir negalima noreti.
Sis Churchillo atsilanky-
mas yra jau penktas jo pa
simatymas SUI Prez. Roose-
veltu begyje Fl menesio.
Pirma karta jiedu susi-
tiko Atlantike ant karisko
laivo, Rugp. 9, 1941, kuo-
met isplanavo Atlantic Car
teri.
Gruodzio 22, 1941, Chur-
chill buvo atvykes j Wa
shingtona, kuomet tapo pa
skelbta United Nations.
Birz. Is, 1912, Washing
tone, kuomet sutarta YER
zimasis Siaures Afrikon.
Sausio II, 1943, Casa
blankoj,, Morokkoj, kuomet
aptarta 1913 metu ofensy-
val.
Kokias nuostabias ju SUI
sitarimo isdavas atnes 81
konferencija?
Tarp paskelbtu ziniu sa-
koma jiedu tariasi apie di.
delius naujus smugius ia.
ponijai ir savu keliu Euro.
pos asies partneriams.
Vokieciai Nenuspejo
Vokieciu propaganda sa'
vo zmonese skleidzia viso.
kias keistas zinias. Apple
Churchilla skelbta jog il.
"dalyvauja dideleje konfe
rencijoj Artimuose Rytuo
Sc" ir dadeta kad gal bur
ir Prez. Roosevelt toj kon
ferencijoje randasi, gal jit
4 susitike net Suz Stalinu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
ATLANTIKE,

mis- dienomis nuskandinta
4 Xxi 10 priesu submarinu
kurie atakavo laivus vyks-
tancius Europon ir Afri-
kon su kareiviais ir reik-
menimis. Submarinus SUI
naikino laivu palydovai ir
lektuvai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Chicago. - Gelzkelieciu
uniju komisija vedus derry
bas SUI gelezinkeliQ kompa-
nijomis algQ pakelimui pa
skelbia jog nepriejo prie
jokiu sutarimu. Tas api-
ma apie 100000 gelzkeliu
tarnautoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Vakariniu valstiju ang-
liakasyklos taip pat state
,reikalavimus ,ir grasina SUI
Gegnzes lS-ta liantis dir
bus jeigu nebus pasiekta
naujos sutarties SUI kasyk-
lu operatoriais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
MASKVOJE vyksta 81;

w tautu kongresas, zino-
ma, komunistu, pritarian-
ciu Sovietams, tokiu kvis-
lingu -kaip Paleckis ir XII
ii. JQ turi visos tautos.
Ten ir Lenku kvislingai
pareiske jog sudara nauja
divizija kareiviu gelbeti
Sovietams kariauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

II uzmusta. Texas vals-
tijoj nukrito kariskas LEX
tuvas, uzmuSta II kariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
10 UZMUSTA.

IV UZWUSI "A. Ld1OIIeC-
tie, Tenn. - Angliakasyk-
loje istikus sprogimui uz-
musta 10 darbininku.
Prize Birmingham, Ala,
angliakasyklos nelaimej uz-
musta taipgi 10 darbinin-
ku, keliolika suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
RUsU FRONTE

Minksta zeme ir pavasa-
RIMS purvas Rusijoje ne
leidzia dar karo veiksmams
isijudinti visame pilnume.
Geg. II Sovietai pranesa
atsieme is naziu svarbia
tvirtove ginancia Novoro-
sijska, kuri bolsevikai pa
siryze paimti pirm negu
Vokieciai spes isiveikti XII
tose fronto dalyse.
Vokieciu pranesimai sa-
ko Rusai prarado virs 3O,-
900 savo vyru uzmustais
ir suzeistais Novorosijsko
musiuose per II pastaru
dienu.
Rusai pagyvino veikima
Doneco fronte tarp Khar-
kovo ir Rostovo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

SVARBIU REIKALU Ame-
rikos Lietuviams privaletu bu-
ii Prezidento Roosevelto ypa-
tlngo pasiuntinio, p. Davies,
pasiuntimas pas Stalina. Sis
pasiuntinis, sakoma, paruosias
dirva Roosevelto Stalino kon-
ferencijai, kurioje, aisku, Lie
tuvOs reikalas bus vienas tarp
aptariamujq. Jei kada Ameri-
kos Lietuviams reikejo dirbti
tai dirbti dabar yra vienas pri-
mygtiniausiu paskubos reika-
lQ! Visi privalome dirbti ir
budeti kad tarptautines politi-
kos posukiai Lietuvos laisves
neigiamai nepaveiktu. Konfe-
rencijos, rezoliucijos, pasikal-
bejimai SUI kongresmanais ir
visuomenes veikejais, pranesi-
mai .Amerikonu spaudai - WIS.,
ka dabar reikia vartoti. Jei
milijOnas Amerikos Lietuviu
bus gyvi - bus gyva ir lais-
va Lietuva! Lietuviai ir Lie
tuvoje ir Amerikoje vienu bal
su saukia: Visu musu viltys
Amerikoje! o Amerika ruosia-
81 rimtai SUI Stalinu (didziau-
stu laisvai Lietuvai pavojum)
pasikalbeti. Palinkekime Ame-
rikai geriausio pasisekimo -
bet dirbkime!
AMERIKON atvyksta Ceko-
slovakijos prezidentas Benes.
j kviecia Prezidentas Roose-
velt pasitarti Rytu ir Vidurio
Europos ateities klausimais,
reiskia, ir Lietuvos ateitis bus
paliesta. NBuvo CANDY apie ta-
riama Beneso sutikima patai-
kauti Stalino norams Pabalty-
jyje. Lietuviu tautos draugis-
kundo rysiai su tekais siekia
Vytauto Didziojo laiku: kele-
rius metus Vytautas buvo &C.
kijos valdovas ir turejo savo
vietininka (Jogailos brolio Ka-
ributo sunu) SUI kariuomene
Prahoje. Kick anksciau, zal-
GIRO musyje Ceku vadas zizka
neteko akies.
Americas Lietuviai graziai
ir siltai sutiko Cekoslovaku va
do, Prof. Masaryko, pastangas
paveikti Amerikos visuomene:
Spaliu 1918, Washingtone ISL
kure Vidurio Europos Sajun-
ga, kurios vardu Masarykas ir
Narusevicius P h adelphijoje
pasirase mazu tautu laisves
pareiskima, Spaliu 25, 1913.
Nepriklausoma Lietuva kaldi-
nosi savo pinigus ir medalius
Cekoslovakijoj. Sunku, tat, IL
keti, tokiu graziu draugingu-
mo tradiciju akivaizdoje, &C.
koslovaku dabar tariamam SAL
tumui Lietuvos laisyei. Bet
Amerikos Lietuvip pareiga ta
patirti ir, SUI Cekoslovaku va
dais pasitarti, mes, su Roose-
veltu pasitares, Benes, sako-
ma, vyksta pas Stalina.
Is EUROPOS jau sugryzo
Lehmanas, ir pareiske kad Eu-
ropoje Susivienijusiu Tautu
vyriausybes jau daug pada-
riusios nustatyti ir isaiskinti
pokarinio gyventojq suselpimo
reikalo dydi. Kol kas, Lietu-
vial neturi jokiq spaudai skelb-
tinu ziniu apie Lietuvos EMO
niq suselpima. Nera zinoma
ar Rusai prileis Lietuvius Sell
pti (jei, vydami Vokiecius, jie
vel Pabaltiji okupuos). Nera
ziniu ar Lietuviu organizacijos
ir Atstovybes yra paruose ko-
kiu nors konkreciu planu kick
Lietuvos gyventojams reikes
maisto, vaistu, drapanu, kapi.
talo uki ir pramone atstatyti
Tikrai, kaip sventame Raste
piutis didele, darbininku maza
AMERIKOS valdziai pavykt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

"Amerika bus 'sausa' a.
pie 1850 metus", skelbia
prohibicininku organizaci-
ia, kuri tikisi vel pravesti
balsavima uzdrausti svai-
nanciu gerimu pardavine-
|jima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

New Yorke, Geg. IL mi
re zymus choru ir simfo-
niju dirigentas Albert Sto-
essel, lake dirigavimo or
kestro. Jis scenoje sukri-
to ir 'nunestas j kambari
buvo jau negyvas. Buvo
49 metu amziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
AMERIKA

AMERIKA apginkluoja
tankais, kanuolemis, sau-
tuvais ir kitais karo reik-
menimis didele Prancuzu
armija Afrikoje, kuri gel
bes alijantams ir Prancu-
zijai atsistatyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Litvinov, Sovietu amba-
basadorius w a S h ingtone,
isvyko j Maskva kartu SUI
PREF. Roosevelto pasiunti-
niu Davies. Ju tikslas esas
paruosti pasimatyna Roo
sevelto SUI Stalinu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Valdzia nustate zemes-
mes kainas mesai, sviestui
ir kavai, kaip ir daugeliui
kitu maisto produktu, pra-
gyvenimo nupiginimui.
Paskirta 2 bilijonu dola-
riu metuose programs pa
remimui maisto produktu
kainu. Nuo Birzelio l tu-
res pradeti kainos mazeti
ir prisitaikyti nustatytam
laipsniui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Karo Darbo Tarybai SUI
teikta teise tam tikrais at
sitikimais leisti pakelti al
gas, kur jos matosi nera
teisingai nustatytos, jeigu
jos pagelbes karo darbams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

PACIFIKE, U. S. sub
marinas torpedavo 10 ia
pony laivu SeSiuose alta
kuOse.
Amerikos bomberiai uz-
dege 20 vietu Japonu karo
stovyklose Naujoj Guine-
joj. Atmusta Japonu puo-
limai Mubo srityje. Japo-
mai atakavo iris alijantQ
pozicijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

AMERIKA Siuo metu tu-
ri jau 100000 vyru arni-
.joje, laivyne ir karinuose.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18
SAVE HOMEGROWN
PORK WITHOUT LOSS

by following few simple
rules, growers can easily save n
good supply of home grown pork
without loss. says Or. D. f..
Brady, in charge OF meat re-
search for the Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station at State Col
lege.
He suggests that since 1t will
soon be time to butcher and
cure pork, growers should write
to the Agricultural Editor Mt
State College. Raleigh. for a
free copy Of Extension Circular
No. 262, entitled "The Farm
Pork supply"
This publication lists the
equipment needed; describes the
hest methods OF butchering and
cutting; and gives two plans
for curing. dry curing and
brine curing. Information on
smoking and recipe for making
sausage Is also included.
The secret Of pork curing, ac-
cording to DR.. Brady, Is to use
good sound meat, the correct
curing ingredients, and clean
containers. OF course. it Is
necessary that there be cool
weather for curing.
Salt is the agent primarily re-
sponsibe for curing. Excessive
amounts Of salt injure the flavor
Of the meat and a too great
hardening Of the muscles. Too
small an amount of salt, accord
ing to the expert, allows bac-
terial action to set in, causing
subsequent spoilage Of the meat,
Sugar is used in the curing
process to counteract the hard
ening effect of the salt and to
improve the flavor and texture
Of the meat. White or brown
sugar, or even molasses, may be
used, Brady said.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18

Heading the list Of what the
overseas serviceman wants in his
Christmas package are "newsy
cheerful letters from home and
recent photographs or snapshots
of family and friends accord
ing TO information received by
a canvass of overseas Yank
correspondents and officers re-
Gently returned from various
lheaters Of war. Men interviewed
by Yank correspondents say a
short letter from friends is
worth hundred Christmas
ards, Many men would like n
new picture Of wife. sweetheart
" parent not larger than pocket
size and encased in a water
proof folder -- most Of the pic
lures they took with them now
being the worse for wear.
Cigarette lighters that will
hight in strong wind" with
extra flnts and wicks runs n
close second in articles wanted,
followed by such items rs: water
proof. shockproof wrist wat hes,
hunting or hoy-scout knives.
and small. Inexpensive clmeras
with an ample supply Of films.
(Army Censorship office warns
that film may be sent overseas
only if in the manufacturers
original package with seal un-
broken.) Phonograph records
The future outlook., 1943-09-18

There are no marketing quotas
on cotton this fall but the wise
farmer will keep an accurate
record of his ginnings and sales
SO as to have Il history of his
crop If some new government
program should be adopted In
the future. caution agronomy
specialists at State college.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18
uONIE.CANNED FOODS

The point value Of home-can-
ned foods shall be the same ag
that Of the corresponding com
mercial product. except that no
home-canned food shall have n
point value of more than eight
points per quart or four poin,S
per pound. This was announ cd
IN Il recent OPA amendment.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18

Tt Is important 10 save this
crop of sweet potatoes. to cure
and store them properly 50 thai
this great supply Of food shall
not be lost for human consump-
tion. declare extension horticul-
turists at State college.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18
SYNTHETIC TIRE PRICES

Maximum prices for synthetic
rubber tires and trbes have been
established by ORA. In the main.
they are the same as ceiling
prices for corresponding tires
and tubes made from natural
rubber.
The future outlook., 1943-09-18

"No idle acres this winter.
is a slogan being adopted by
leading North Carolina farmers
concerned over the present sit
uation In the supply Of feed for
livestock. Small grains and le-
Rumes will be planted universal
",
The future outlook., 1943-09-18

NNlNlliAg W NN'''N"'NN '''Nf'
ages being sent.
What Scrviccmcn Want
Other items which appear on
great many lists submitted by
various theaters Of operations,
are: fountain pens and pencil
sets with extra lead; subscrip-
lions to picket-size magazines;
small-size books Flashlights
compact writing portfolios rigid
enough to be used as writing
boards; billfolds, Identification
bracelets; dog tag chains; small
steel mirrors; fine tempered,
rust-proofed razor blades; finger
nail scissors pipes; hankerchiefs
CD socks and extra underwear;
and good linen playing cards and
poker chips.
Soldiers In different combat
areas don't want the same
articles, but certain basic prin-
ciples governing the selection
Of gifts will avoid keen dis
appointment for the boys. The
Post Exchange carries basic ne
cesstics, and whore there Is no
Post Exchange the men are
issued soap, razor blades. toilet
equipment, tobacco, and candy.
Temporary shortages are often
quickly met. DO NOT sent food
or assorted commercial pack
ages of goodies -- except we'll
packaged fruitcake. DO not send
elaborate shaving kits or cigar
cites. Even where cigarettes are
most heavily rationed. men are
allowed pack a day. Civilians
often forget that the shortages
they experience may not be true
Of servicemen.
In addition to the articles
wanted by Army men, the Navy
also asks for foot powder. saddle
soap, sun lotion, small, folding
picture frames, checkerboards
and backgammon games. Mem
bers of the Women's Auxiliary
Corps serving overseas put
swimming and laundry needs
above all else. and warn we'll
wishers that they have no use
for civilian clothing or access
cries
Postal Regulations
According to Army Postal
Service, overseas Christmas gift
packages cannot weigh more
than five pounds, nor measure
more than Is inches in length
and not more than SO inches in
length and girth combined. The
postal service says to send dur
able articles which will stand
up six months or more In ship
ping and they recommend that
one Of the five pounds allow
able he used solely for wrap
pings. The postal service cau-
tions that "the hold OF a ship
may reach 1870 degrees and n
ton Of weight may rest on your
Christmas parcel" Addresses
should be printed If possible
with a substance that will not
mar smudge, or otherwise run.
Whatever is sent, the person.
al tastes of the recipient and
his particular theater OF opera
ton should be considered. They
should be compact and easy TO
carry. To prevent disappointing
the serviceman. relatives and
friends should be careful to avoid
duplication Of gifts.
There are no marketing quotas
The future outlook., 1943-09-18
Correspondents Tell What
Servicemen Prefer For
Their Christmas

are prohibited because of the
possibility of concealed mess
ages being sent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
By ADELE GARRISON

est thing in the world! Did you
ever hear mouse I'm the pan
try No, beloved. That won't
do"
II meant n dead mouse"
told him. wrlnklng my nose a.
him But, really, I promise you.
Dicky, l won't make the slight
est sound. And ! do thank YOU
for letting me stick around"
Letting YOU" He raised b
hands far above his head and
shook them. Dear Allah listen
10 the woman. You've simply
moved up Your troops and made
camp.
However, I promised at tho
altar To cherish YOU. and ] sup
pose supplying box seats at
spaTring match comes in that
category. warn YOU. though,
this isn't going 10 he pretty
spectacle. No holds are barred.
and blows below the belt Will he
not only permitted but expected.
PLANS COMPLETE
'>ow il there anything else
ought 10 know about this shin
dig before | 90 into action"
"Not a thing more that I can
tell you." / said. You seem To
have everything planned. Fathe-
viii be back after awhile. and
YOU can 90 over the final details
with him. And OF course. there
may be no need Of any of this
preparation Ruth Hayes NAV
accept the wire about kathar-
ines Illness at face value"
And then wouldn't YOU bc
disappointcdS ." my husband
qucrcd ghoJhShly. Then he re-
Tented and grnned ~ M.
Don't worry. From what I've
heard of her. she'll he here a.
soon a. she can make IL after
she gets the wire Now, tell me
some more about this Olina husi-
ness, Z don't suppose Dad wants
me 90 double In brass over at
that hotel too. does hes
] heard p ChuCkIe from Kath-
anne and knew that she was on
mischief bent
It's Madge who's going 10
double over there, hut not In
brass" she said.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
PITFALLS OF LOVE

DICKY GLARED AZ mo but M
did not shut of the twinkle In hi,
eyes quite soon enough TO make
his irate look convincing.
"If you mean, "hc said slowly
and with ice IN his voice that
you are going To gum mp the
works by insisting ON being
present at this little seAnce,
then throw up nay hands
won't tackle the job At all"
"You wouldn't miss II for mil
lions" ! told him SaQcily and
YOU know it,"
He grlnned Al me
"Well, maybe I wouldn't" he
acknowledged but that doesn't
alter this fact, light Of my life;
You aren't going Ia he in the
same room with that )polecat.
iou'll hamper my style
Il don't want ~ he i'm the
same room With her" ! said.
He turned on/me.
There are two rooms here
he said. '''this and the bedroom.
Katherine IL going 10 he In
there, and she SAYS she doesn't
want to hear or see Ruth Hayes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

The bedroom door will have 10
he closed and locked. Now, viii
YOU kindly tell me where yeti
intend 10 park your charming,
but highly irritating seU?"
IADGE WILL HIDE
Right here, told t!U1,
opening the door Of a commodi-
Gus closet. with the door just
a little ajar,< I shall have a good
box seat can even take "a
chair IN with me. A."
"Did you hy in the window,
Of crawl through crack in the
door" ne demanded.
But let me warn YOU. woman.
lou'll have 10 take other things
than chair inside that door.
supply yourself with cough
drops and clothes pins for your
nose. II you dare Ia cough or
>ncPIe. or make any other
sound. I'll-Tll toss YOU 10 Ruth
Hayes. and let her 20 10 work
on YOU"
a mouse will have nothing
on me" ! told hun
a mouse" he roared. \oi~i-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

pleasant little that will give you message
II every It numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
YOUR fortune your first the number
letters subtract II the number s less than
your key number Start at the Viper left
hand corner and check OF key
numbers night Then read the the letters under
he checked figures give you. ga
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
Local Soldier Is
Killed In Accident

Mrs. Nellie McRobe was informed
early in the week of the death of her
husband, Staff Sergeant Lester L.
McRobic, which occurred at March
Field, California. recently.
Although no definite word has been
received as yet, it is apparent he died
in an airplane crash, as the telegram
from the War Department stated his
remains could not be identified immc-
diatcly.
Sergeant McRobic was an aerial
gunner and was preparing to be sent
overseas. He was last homo on fur
Tough September 5, 1912 He has son
born May /, 1913, whom he has never
seen. Mrs. McRobie is a daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Warden Smith, of the
Kings Run community, north Of Oak
land. At present she is employed in
Baltimore.
The remains Of Sgt. McRobe will be
brough to Oakland for burial, Mrs.
McRobie stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
Mt. Top Ministers
Have First Meeting
Agree That Qualified Leader In
Christian Church Should Be
Represented at Peace Table

The Mt Top Ministers Association,
in the first fall session of the group
held at St. Paul's Methodist church,
Oakland, unanimously agreed on
sending a letter to Secretary of State
Cordell Hull expressing the feeling of
the association that in making plans
for the eventual peace conference at
the wars conclusion, that considera-
ton be given to official representa-
ton on that body of qualified leader
in the Christian church.
mo body of people is more inter
ested in lasting peace and more
qualified to define it than the church
of the Prince of Peace" one of those
attending stated
Several matters of business were
considered with Vicc-prcsident B.
Finncy Bragg presiding. There was
an informal discussion of the merits
and accomplishments of Rev Dr.. A.
B. Learner, beloved member of the
association who had died since the
last meeting.
Rev. Minor Sprague gave review
of the book, "Thc Quest for Preach
ing Power" by Booth, which was fol-
lowed by discussion.
Rev. Bragg was elected president
for the coming year; Rev. Reecc
Burns, vicc-presidcnt; Rev. Minor
Sprague, secretary treasurer; Rev.
AIva X. Jones, officer-at-largc. Other
ministers present were Rev W. f.
Wade, Rev. H. Kcarncy Jones and
Rev. Kuhpcrt, Following the meeting
all were guests of Rev and Mrs
Spraguc for lunch at the parsonage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
Christmas Seals to Be
Used By Other Nations

For the first time, the Christmas
Seal of the National tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION and its LOO affiliated asso-
Citations in the United States will be
used this year by four other of the
United Nations-England, Canada,
Brazil and McXico--in their fight
against tuberculosis. William b. Mat
thews, Managing Director of the
Maryland tuberculosis Association re-
vcaled as he stated that the seal,
which shows little girl watching
Santa Claus drive across the sky,
represents all the children OF the
world and their dreams of Santa
Claus
"Thc use in 1943 of the Identical
Seal by five of the United Nations is
particularly significant in the face of
the wartime rise in tuberculosis that
is occurring in many parts of the
world Mr.. Matthews said.
The designer of this years Seal, is
Andre Dugo, an Americana Hungarian,
whose son is an officer in the United
States Navy.
The Christmas Seal Sale will open
on Monday, November %, and con-
tinue until Christmas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
Ats G>s&~4t~9 Peace

For the celebrate Arnsce Day in the midst
Of
1t November H. 1913 that hostite in World
Var which fought supposedly all and
make the world safe for democracy.
Governor OCOnor has APPLY declared in his annual procam-
lion that lin commemoration of the who fought that
former for American liberty devoVes upon dedicate
ourselves the task Of working plans for enduring
when this turmoil comes to end that the strength and
of the American people shall be progress
civilization toward universal justice freedom security
The world debt of gratitude to those brave of
World War just debt of gratitude those who
losing their lives in this for the ideal of liberty.
When actual hOStles again have ceased there must be
rmsce however against the tendencies which present in
country today the free American life with
RECOMMENDATION government interference government CONTROL
Crnment this and that
If this world doesn't retain freedom of individual enterprise
the other freedoms for which other patriots of history fought
obtain then thousands of lives will have been needesy sacr
feed
When individuals free about economically, social
w. politically and free to make the most of opportunities offered
them there will be possibility of enduring peace Until that
time there be armstce with the enemies of
freedoms.