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The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
15-DAY SEASON
SET FOR BEAVER
April 5 to 19 Set as Dates by
Conservation Department.;
Limit is Four Pelts.

A season for trapping beaver will be
opened in Minnesota for Is days from
April 5 to 19, inclusive, the department
Of conservation announces.
The limit viii be four beavers per
trapper. Game refugees and state
parks, of course, will be closed to trap
ping.
The Superior water shed, closed last
year, viii be opened. Here beaver have
increased not only because of protec-
ton afforded them by being closed for
two years but also by natural disper-
sion from the Superior state game ref
uge, the department said.
A census made by the game research
unit of the bureau of game on sample
townships in the beaver range showed
q population approximately the same
as that existing previous to last years
season
Last years catch, including siez-
ures and permit trapping, was 5,217.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Are OVERCOME
BY GAS FUMES
Mrs. John Shega, Sr., Dies;
Husband Recovering In
Shipman Hospital.

Tuesday morning at about 10 O'Clock
when Mrs. Anton Klun went to the
home of her aged parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shega, ST., she found both
Mr.. and Mrs. Shega overcome with
monoxide gas fumes from a coal fire
in the kitchen stove.
Physicians were summoned and after
investigating, the physicians were Of
The opinion the aged couple had been
affected about five hours previous.
Mrs. Shega had succurnbed and was
dead in bed. Mr.. Shega was taken to
the Shtpman Hospital where he was
resuscitated and has recovered at this
writing, Wednesday afternoon.
The coroner visited the home but
deemed an inquest not necessary and
a report was made as per the above
statement.
Mrs. Shega was born in Jugo-SlaVia
on June II, 1861, and was 81 years of
age With her family she has resided
in this city for the past SO years. Her
husband is about the same age as his
deceased wife.
The Ely Mortuary had charge of the
remains and the funeral viii take
place Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock
from the Catholic church, the Rev
F. Mihelcich officiating.
Surviving are the husband, one son
and three daughters. The son is John
Jr. and the daughters are Mrs. Joseph
Russ, Mrs Frances Moravitz, Mrs An
ton Kun and Mrs. Fred Fredrickson,
all Of this city. Nineteen grandchild-
rem and seven great grandchildren
also survive
She was a member of ST. Barbara
Lodge No 2 of the A. F. o., the Ladies
Slovenian Union and the Altar Society.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
War Fund Drive Set
for Area Next Week
Quota of $3.50 Assessed
Communities Under
EIy Red Cross.

People of this area will be
given an opportunity to help
the Red Cross carry on its vast
wartime program when a war
fund drive is staged next week.
A quota of $3.50 has been assign
the area under the local branch of
the Duluth Red Cross,
which includes this city, Winton,
Section Thirty, White Iron and
Moose lake roads, Burnside, Torn
vile and Babbitt.
Victory Aides, under the direction Of
Mrs. NJ. j. Fleming, will conduct the
drive, and every home IN the area will
be visited Contributions, however, may
be left at The Miner office or at the
First National Bank of Ely.
The drive will begin Monday and win
be concluded by Saturday.
F. B. Spurbeck, Duluth, who is di-
recting the Red Cross war fund drive
for the Duluth-Arrowhead chapter,
wes here Thursday Of last week to
meet with 3. O. Strachan, chairman
Of the Ely branch, Mrs. Fleming, and
captains and heutenants of the Vic
tory Aides. Plans for the campaign
here were completed.
The work of the local branch in aid
ing sevicemen and their families was
cited by Mr.. Strachan as an exam
pie Of what the funds contributed viii
accomplish.
approximately 90 local. servicemen
have been granted immediate furloughs
through the efforts of the local Red
Cross branch Such furloughs are OBJ
tanned in an emergency when it is
imperative that the servicemen return
home without delay. The Red Cross
has met travelling expenses in many
instances.
The local branch has assisted FAM
lies Of local servicemen when the
needs Of the families became known.
The Red Cross carries on world
wide program, finaniced by the war
fund drive, to aid Americas fighting
men.
Red Gross nurses, blood contributed
by thousands Of Americans, recreation
centers, relief to prisoners Of war,
Christmas packages delivered to o. S.
doughboys right In the front lines
all this is a part Of the vast work
carried on with the money obtained
IN the war fund campaign.
In the dark, stsaming jungles of
New Guinea, when the doughboys
from America were battling the jap
hordes, the Red Cross remembered our
boys on Christmas day.
An Ely soldier, Staff Sgt. Tony J.
Continued on Page Four
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
SUMMARY OF REGISTRATION.

e. c. Boltho, board chairman, in re
vealing the missing stamp" situation,
emphasized that stamps removed from
either war ration books or 2, except
by the grocer, a delivery boy, or by the
owner of the book in the presence OF
the grocer or delivery boy, are void,
and he cautioned grocers against ac-
cepting detached stamps.
Family units numbering 2,107 were
issued 6293 war books No. by mem
bers of the school faculty who acted
as registration clerks.
Excess canned food stamps removed
totaled $500 These are stamps taken
out of war book when the Family
had more than five containers of ra-
toned foods per member on hand.
Excess-excess canned fooC. stamps
taken from book totaled 7I5. These
stamps were removed when there were
more than "a containers per family
member on hand.
These families are not necessarily
guilty of hoarding, because many fam
lilies regularly buy canned goods ir
quantity each fail for winter use.
Excess coffee stamps removed from
adult books totaled 287. This represent
a similar number of such stamps not
found in children's books.
One point was brought cut in the
registration and that was the careless
ness with which many persons haf
handled war book /. Some families
have not made it a point TO become
thoroughly familiar with the use OF
book /, it was found.
Stamps in either ration book are
more valuable than money. for without
the stamps currency is valueless in
securing rationed items.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Careless HANDLING Of
Ration Books ound
Missing Stamp Situation
Uncovered; State OPA
Asked to Investigate.

Over six thousand war ra-
ton books No. 2 were issued
here, but in giving them out a
missing stamp" situation in
book No. was uncovered.
Grocers have been warned
by the local war price and ra-
tioning board not to accept
stamps already detached from
book /.
The board has asked the
state office of the OPA to in
vestigate the missing stamp"
situation here.
A number of people have come to
the rationing office this week asking
that the stamps be put back in book
1, but this has been refused.
The missing stamps" are mainly
the coffee stamps from the books OF
children under IA years which cannot
be used in purchasing coffee.
All told 1850 such stamps were re-
moved by the registration clerks from
ration book No. l issued to children in
move to eliminate such stamps not
announced before the registration for
book 2 started.
But some children's books were turn
ed in with these stamps missing" The
names of the holders of all such books
were recorded by registration clerks.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

WILLIAM ii. JONES, "a, has COM
pleted his candidates class training
with the marine corps at Quantico,
Va, and has received his second lieu
tenants commission. He is now en-
rolled in the reserve officers class,
the second half of his six-month train
ing course.
Lieutenant Jones, whose wife, the
former Harriet Heroja, resides in Den
yer, Colo, is a graduate of the Ely
junior college and Of the University
Of Minnesota in 1871. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Jones of 38
East Harvey street.
Jones is the second Elyite to be COM
missioned in the marine corps. Ed
ward T. Buckley received his lieuten-
ants rating several months ago and
is taking additional training at New
River, N. C.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

Ely or Tower planned on meeting
again this season, but the draw for
positions in the tournament brackets
Monday night changed all that Now
the battle Of the Vermilion range viii
be carried to the Mesaba, and the win
ner Of this game viii not only advance
70 the second round Of the meet but
win also take sole possession Of the
vermilion range crown
Memorial high downed Tower. 21-i9,
in histarical sudden death" over
time period just before the holidays,
but Tower won, 1923, two weeks ago
on its floor.
Currently they share the Vermilion
range title, but this deadlock win be
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
WISH TEAM LUCK.

Two local servicemen have written
The Miner that they wish the high
school team luck in the tournament"
and it IS safe to say that hundreds
of others are offering their moral
support. The two are Cpl. John
Klancher, Camp Young, Calf, and
Frank j. volk, fireman, third class,
Navy Pier, Chicago.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

through Saturday.
Solicitors are: e c. Boftho. Steve
Smrekar, Laurin Leino. E. A Bailey.
M. j. Fleming j. Oliver Han, Morris
Sternberg, Fred Handberg. Burns
Rorabeck, Frederick McReady. W. Y.
Langen, Thomas j. Murn, Izaak Mar
tel, Edward T. Buckley, Floyd Dun
stan, Mr.. Strachan. Mr.. Olson.
Edwin W. Toms. Emil j. Norby, Byrd
Brownen, Ray Hcefler, Jack Pcshak-
E w. Hanson, VIII Jones, Laurie
Luthanen, John Buccowich. A. ]. Sla-
bodnik, Gust A Maxi. Julius Carlson
B. j. Agnew. John Wilmunen, Peter
Maroni, Leonard Klun, Mr.. Larson
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
ENSIGN'S RATING TO
FORMER TEACHER

George Gould, former Ely Junior
college instructor. has received an en-
signs commission in the navy. Gould
has been stationed at San Diego since
entering the service a year ago.
Ensign Gould has requested over
seas duty He is now on active duty
at the 18th naval district headquarters.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Workers for District Scout
Finance Driue Announced

B. o. Strachan, commissioner of the
Vermilion range district, with L. II.
Larson as drive chairman, viii head
The annual financial drive for the dis
trict scheduled to start Tuesday eve
ming with an organization dinner in
he Forest hotel.
Sigurd F. Olson is assistant chair
man Of the drive, and John Dragavon
is treasurer. The dinner is set for
o'clock, and will terminate at 7:30 in
order not to interfere with the Junior
sollege class play set for the same
night
The campaign for funds viii start
wednesday morning and win continue
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
RECRUITING FOR sPARS.

A special effort is being put forth
by the local post of the American Le-
gion to recruit SPARS for the marine
corps this month. Farther info-ma-
ton viii be given by John wilmunen,
commander of the post, and Edith
Enefsen, president of the Legion Aux
iliary.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
MISS SKEEL NEXT
CONCERT SOLOIST

Miss Dorothea Skeel, vocal music
supervisor in the local schools. VIII be
the guest soloist at the next concer.
Of the Ely municipal band on Sunday,
March Il, according to an announce
ment made by Frank v. Di Nino, band
director
The concert is scheduled for WASH
ington auditorium at 8 p H
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
On This
Occasion
4 Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Last week the papers were full OF
tax matters. In one column there
was a demand by the taxpayers Of the
state for tax reduction program and
in another column Of the same issue
Of g prominent state newspaper there
appeared texts of bills introduced by
various members Of the legislative
body for an increase on this, that and
the other taxation schedule.
The Minnesota Taxpayers ASSocia-
ton has asked for the adoption Of q
three point program which calls for
"a reduction and gradual elimination
OF the state real estate tax" "reduc-
ton in state income tax" elimination
Of the moneys and credits tax or its
use as an offset on income taxes" !"
Norman A. Bergen, executive secretary
Of the taxpayers organization says
that several members Of the legislature
have asked the association to secure
pledges Of constituents for support in
the tax reducing program.
In the next breath and in another
column OF the press more taxes were
advocated when bills have been
introduced increasing the occupation
taxes on iron ore from TO L and Il
per cent. The proposition to reduce
taxes by the taxpayers association
will probably fall by the wayside as
the. legislative body viii probably take
from now to adjournment in figuring
out gouges for the steel corporation.
In hitting what is known as big
Steel, the fact is overlooked that the
smaller ore producers are also being
gouged-.
Continual new taxation measures
on ore mining have stopped explora-
ton for more needed deposits and no
one is trying to find ore, because when
found, the finder is "broke'-with tax
alton and other expenses before one
cene IS realized either by sale OF Tie
property or by operation. The history
Of the ranges proves this. No one is
announcing new ore finds and you may
have brilliant prospects, but don't an
nounce your find or you are stuck
with taxes on your ore and fifty feet
below the find al so much per ton.
Should you mine it at heavy expense,
the occupation tax IS added.
We don't know how the south end
Of the state members of the legislature
viii react 10 the raise in the occupa-
ton tax on iron ore since a mine in
Fillmore County this year shipped
considerable amount Of iron ore for the
first time and kind if stole some Of
the thunder from the bunch which in
every session attempts to saddle st.
Louis county and it mines with more
taxes. Now that the southern end Of
the state is also in the category OF
"heritage Ct the people exploiters" the
lust OF the sectional people for more
ore taxes on the northern counties viii
probably not be quite so pronounced.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
ELY TEMPERATURES.

at Del Rio, Texas, on the Mexican
boundary
The winters here are easy to take" I"
advises Ensign George Gould from
San Diego, Calf.
The snow is almost gone here, IS
Apprentice Seaman Boyce D. Hardy,
Faragut. Idaho, gleefully declares.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

broken at the district tournament.
Continued on Page Four)
49, - $50 Q
THE PAIRINGS.
(Tourney dates, March 10-130
TOP BRACKET.
First Round
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Biwabik vs.. International Falls.
Wednesday, $50 p. N.
Gilbert VS.. Aurora
Semi-Finals.
Friday, 8 p. m
Winners in first round meet.
BOTTOM BRACKET.
Wednesday. $50 p. N.
Cellar" Game.
Mountain Iron vs. Eveleth.
First Round
Thursday, 8 p. m
Virginia vs.. winner cellar" game.
Thursday, 9 p m
ELY VS.. TOWER.
Semi-Finals.
Friday, 8 p. m
Winners in first round play.
FINALS.
Saturday, p. m
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Laurence BergluEd at
Macy Midshipman School

Lawrence W. Berglund is now N
training at the naval reserve midship-
mems school at Notre Dame, and, after
two-month course at the end Of this
month, viii be commissioned an ensign
in the navy. He wiz then be assigned
to duty with the fleet or at shore
station.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Miss Maier Leaves for
Training With WAVES

Miss Ruth Maier left Monday for
New York City where she VIII start her
training in the WAVES. Miss Maier
was sworn into the unit several weeks
ago and has since been waiting to be
called to active duty.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
TOO WARM!
Ely Soldiers Complain In
Training Camp Heat.

Oh to be with the Ely soldier boys in
a warmer climei
Away from the north pole weather
Of Northern Minnesota
The weather is very warm here"
complains Pfc John NJ. Bolka from
Fort Benning, Ca.
Its been IS and over here for three
weeks" mourns Pvt. Carl Morris down
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Local Girl Enlisted in
Army Auxiliary Corps

Miss Frances Lab, daughter Of Mrs.
Gertrude Lab, enlisted in the wAAC's
at Minneapolis, and, after a two-week
furlough at home, will leave for Des
Moines. Iowa, 70 enter training.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
WHY THE
BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT

is VITAL TO THE VAR EFFORT
Most officers agree training
of Boy Scouts is complete an-around pre-
induction training that army
There a million the BOY SCOUT
MOVEMENT TODAY
IS former scouts
81 of military leaders who graduated
from West Point Annapolis former scouts
a27 the Americans during the past year
Boy
COLIN KELLY WAS SCOUT
JOHN BUIKELy WAS SCOUT
SCOUT
oHARE WAS SCOUT
Former Boy Scouts make good fighting
training for Scouting courage sourceful-
and above
President Roosevelt said always
saznch Deliver in Scouting. of war urge
everyone connected with Scouting Scouting
tanned at full strength practical contribution
NEXT WEEK GIVE TO SCOUTING
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04
Remember Pearl Uarhor

Patrick J. Hurley, ex-secretary Of
war. recently reported On his mission
70 Russia to a secret meeting Of the
Continued on Page Four
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

IN FRENCH MOROCCO.
Pfc Stephen Lund is now stationed
in French Morocco, North Africa.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-04

ARRIVES IN AFRICA.
Sgt. Fred j. Petric has arrived safety
IN North Africa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
DIDELES NELAIMES
ST. orr ANNALS

Pereita savaite ivyko di-
dziausiu ORC nelaimiu vie
nos savaites begyje.
Didelis lektuvas skrides
j Afrika, nukrito Pietu A
merikoj,. uzsimuse 35 as
menys, tarp ju tuli zymus
zrlones.
zuvo lektuvas su 10 as
menu isskrides is Hawaii j
San Francisco.
Kalifornijoj, rasta lex
tuvo likuciai.
New Mexico valstijoj SUI
duzo lektuvas, zuvo IL as
menu. Tai Wis daugiausia
kariski lektuvai.
Ohio valstijoie nukrito
armijos bomberis, uzsimu-
Sc II vyru.
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RUSU FRoNTo
zINIOS
Vokieciai. prize Stain
grado Isnaikinti

Maskva prane.sa kad Ru-
sal baigia isnaikinti arba
suimti nelaisven paskuti-
MUS Vokiecius likusius ap-
suptus Stalingrado fronte.
Sake, is 100000 VokieGiu,
apsuktu tenai, mazai kas
liko ir tie patys j kelias die
mas bus likviduoti.
Rusai pranesa apie pasi-
sekimus Ukrainoj il Kau-
kaze. Vokieciai pripazys-
ia Rusams pasisekimus.
Rusai pradejo nauja alta
ka Voronezo fronP.
Rusai vienoje vietoje da-
simuse so myliu nuo Ros-
tovo, ir 80 myliu nuo Kur-
sko, kit pranesimai sake.
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Roosevelt ir Churchill Susitiko AfTik0je
PREZEDENTAS NUSKRIDO LEKTUvU.
SUTARTA KARlAUTE IKI VISlSKO,
BEsALYGlNIO SUMUsIMo

.rikoje, Gen. Giraud ir De
Gaulle sutarta isstatyti
kara visas Prancuzu kari
nes jiegas, laivyna ir orlai-
vyna asies nugalejimui.
Rusijai ir Kinijai nutar-
ia teikti karo reikmenis Xxi
auksciausio galimo laips-
Mo-.
Isbuyo Dvi Savaites
Prezidento isskridimas i
Afrika, prizes dvi savaites,
islaikytas didziausioj slap
tybej, ir kai pacioje Afri-
koje jau buvo zinoma kad
jis ten yra, il buvo sukvie-
sta alijantq saliu laikrasti-
ninkai j spaudos konferen-
cija, zinios apie visa tai is
laikyta slaptybeje kol Off
cialiai nepaskelbta Sausio
26, 10 val. vakare.
Su Rooseveltu ir Church
illu tarybose ir planavime
dalyvavo zynlieji s. v, Bri-
tu ir Prarlcuzq karo vadai.
Tarybos ivyko Casablan-
ca mieste, Prancuzu Moro
koj. Prezidentui ir Britu
premjerui ir ju palydovams
buvo uzimta reikalingos
patalpos If laikyta po di-
dele sargyba, nors vargiai
kas pasalinis zinojo kas j
tas patalpas isikrauste.
Zinios apie tas tarybas,
Kada Sutarta palelStl pa
sauliui, buvo teikiamos per
radio Angliskai, Prancuzi-
Vokiskai, Italiskai ir
veliau kitomis ~ kalbomis.
Neziurint siQ padetu pa
stangu, Roosevelt tuoj SUI
silauke ir kritikos pacioje
Amerikoje. Vienas prize
kaistas yra, kodel nepatie-
kama pasauliui planai ko-
kiems tikslams kariauja-
ma. Nereikalauja kad butu
isduota karo planu paslap-
tvs, bet tikslai kuriu siuo
karu siekiama, kas zada-
ina .pasauliui ir mazoms
priesu pavergtoms salims.
Reikia tiketis tas paais-
kes savu laiku.
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Toronto, Kanada. -


Toronto, Kanada. = SUI
streikave apie 10000 Pile
no dirbtuviu darbininku,
sulaike daug svarbiu dar-
bu. Valdzia pasiule baigti
streika, pavedant darbinin-
ku reikalavimus daugiau
mokesties isspresti tarybu
keliu. Darbininkai balsuo-
ia gryzti dirbti ar ne.
Trenton, N. S., $500 dar-
bininku vienbalsiai atmete
gryzima ] darba.
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Ligonines visoje salyje,
kurios vargu gall islaikyti
savo apie 100000 tarnauto-
ju, del to kad jos negali
brangiau moketi, o ju tar
nautojus vilioja kitur di-
desni uzdarbiai, gavo karo
dasbo tarybos sutikima pa
didn't jiems mokestis pa
laikymui miestuose atitin-
kamo sveikatos patarnavi-
mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29

Senate atsilankes mesos
gamintoju sajungos atsto-
vas aiskino kad mesos tru-
kumas salyje sudarytas ;su-
klaidintQ .yalE,ics isttaig-l
srlvarzyInais. Mesos tru-
kuino salyje nesiranda, sa-
ko jis. Siuo tarpu turin
$50, 100000 kiauliu visoje
salyje, kai normaliais me-
tais buna tik 20 nlilijonu.
Prize to, yra didelis pervir-
Sis kornu, kvieeiu if pasa-
70, sake.
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karo Strategijos Suta-
rirnai I4aikorna Pa
slaptyje

| Americas kareiviu akys
issoko kai netiketai jie pa
mate savo sales Preziden-
ta darant revizija siaures
Afrikoje. Xiii Amerikoje
nebuty savo prezidento ir
mate, 0 stat pamate il va
ziuojanti pro kareiviu RI
kiuotes Afrikoj, sveikinan-
tt savo kariautojus!
Netiketa ir visam pasau-
hui ia zinia kad Preziden-
tas Roosevelt skristu to-
kion tolimon, pavojingon 5
tukstanciu myliu kelionen,
i svetima kontinenta. Bet
to reikalauja karo daily
kai, mes musu sails, kaip ir
visas pasaulis, apimtas di-
dziausio znaonijos istorijo-
Ie kaa'o sir sreilfia rupintis
il laimeti. Mamie sedint
nieko nenudirbsi.
81 Prez. Roosevelto ke-
lone is savo SALES, karo
metu, yra pirmutine ka ka-
da Americas prezidentas
padare.
Prez. Roosevelt vyko j
Prancuzu Afrikos koloni-
ia Morokko, ten tartis su
Britu premjeru Churchill,
kuris taip pat pribuvo, ir
jie taresi apie karo vedi-
mo planus, sutaikyma tarp
saves besivaidijanciu Pran-
cuzu vadu, Gen. De Gaulle
il Gen. Giraud. Ju nesuta-
rimas kenkia alijantu karo
tikslams, 0 ju susitvarky-
mas zymiai prisides prie
sustiprinimo asies priesu
puses, tue paciu ir Prancu-
zijai reiskia atsisteigima.
Ka Roosevelt su Church
ill'u sutare karo strategi-
jos atzvilgiu pasilieka ka-
ro paslaptis, taciau pasiek-
ia Prancuzu vadu sutaiky-
mas ir atlikta kiti darbai
kul'ie galima buvo atlikti
tik asmeniskai susitinkant.
Stalinas Atsisake Vykti
Sake, j tarybas buvo uz-
kviestas ir Stalinas, bet jis
national nepasitikejo ir BIZ
jojo is Maskvos j svetima
"kapitalistiska" pasauli is
zengti, pasiteisino esas rel
Ikalingas mamie, ir nevyko
j konferencija. ENedalyva-
|vo If Kinu karo vadas Gen.
Kai-Sek, kuriam pertoli.
Jiens abiem buvo sutei-
kta pilni pranesimai apie
Roosevelto Churchillo nu-
tarimus.
Sutarta tarp Amerikos il
Britanijos deti visas pastan-
gas palaikyti 1943 metu
begyje ofensyva ant prize
|su visuose karo frontuose,
Nutarta kara testi Xxi vi.
sisko privertinlo Hitleri
/ lMussolini il Hirohito pa.
siduoti be jokiu islygu.
Su Prancuzais vadais Af,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-01-29
Valdzia rupinasi

ValdZla rlplnasl Symet
padidinti maisto gamyba
bendrai z Xxi s nuosimciu.
Tam tikslui reikia padra-
sinti ukininkus seti If So
dinti ir uztikrinti kad seja
bus kan nurinkti.
Numatyta ukams skirt
pinigines premijas uz ju
pastangas symet uzseti il
uzsodinti daugiau plotu ne
gu naudojo pernaf.
Darbininku reikale, pla-
nuojama pavaryti snarki
agitacija miestuose laiki-
mai vykti j ukius vasaros
laiku padeti apdirbti lau.
kus.