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APPOINTED CROWN
INSURANCE AGENT
Continued from Page u

pointed an official agent of the
Crown Life Insurance Co., one
of the largest and most reliable
insurance companies operating in
the Northwest today.
This company, through Mr..
Buxton and other representatives,
is extending to the Negro race
policies that cover their every
need. And this statement made by
the Crown Insurance Co. is one
that few, yes, very few, insur-
ance companies operating in the
Northwest extend to members of
the Negro race. Mr.. Buxton has
been successful in winning the
confidence of Mr.. N. A. Currie,
state branch manager in the 1411
4th Ave. Building. and states he
is very much pleased with his
appointment, and the courtesies
extended to him by Manager Cur
RE, and he will do all in his
power to become a real asset to
the company, said the new agent
to the Northwest Enterprise re-
porter.
Mr.. Buxton Is employed in an
essential war industry during the
day, and will be pleased to have
those needing insurance covering
their every need call EA 1914
after p. m. daily He will be
glad to call at your homes by
appointment and write the policy
you desire.
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DANCE LOVERS

In information received from
the Frederick Brothers Music
Corporation, Pacific Coast name
band representatives, announce
ment was made of the intended
Northwest tour of Erskine Haw-
kins and his orchestra, some
time between the period of octo-
Der 1st to the goth.
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Mrs. Roberts of San Francisco
spent a day with the Geo. Ran
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NOT BETTER
BUT The BEST

Happenings Ol the ISCtit pdol
include another of those mot
Better, But Best" presentations
by Stanton Duke, promoter OF
big name bands when he brought
Noble Sissle and his international
orchestral which featured Dor
othy Webster. new sensationalist
and Jessie Cryor, sentimental bal
ladist, to a sold-out house az
Cole "Pop" McElroys' Spanish
Ballroom. The Duke" dedicated
the program to the Men OF
Portland Serving in the Armed
Forces" Most honorable men
ton was Lieutenant Robert Reiz,
first from the Northwest to wing
his way to the fighting front.
Others mentioned: Williaf Brown,
William Bell, Edward Benford,
Herbert Bagley, Clifford Bird,
Royland Cleveland, Chester Car
ter, Edward Craven, George Can
ada, Carl Deiz, Charles Duke, AL
bert Dunn, A. ID. Evens, Roy
Fuller, Jr., Leon Gray, John
Gallishaw, William Gains, Leroy
Grice, Benjamin Hamilton, Ken
meth Hensen, Morgan Johnson,
Sherman Picket, James Perry,
Robert Kell. Hnubert Lewis, Will
liam Law, Eugene Morgan, Alex
ander Rainy, Robert Reynolds,
Jack Reynolds, Lemmuel Richard
son, Richard Stanton, James Sui
livan, James Strawder, William
Terrence, Gordon Thomas, Robert
Thomas, Jerry Turner, Richard
Wells, Charles Wilson. Robert
Wright. Civilians, soldiers and
sailors alike stood at attention as
Taps" were played in loving
memory of Edison Gordly. who
died June, 1913 1t was beau
tiful gesture when Dorothy and
Jessie, augmented by the orches-
ira and the "Noble" himself, did
a medley as they saluted the
Army and Navy.
Hotter Than the Hottest was
the kind of music put out by this
finest aggregation. The ultra con-
servatiye guests were kept in a
whirl of ecstacy comingled with
hilarity. Jitterbugs who infested
the immense crowd clicked heels,
clapped hands and rocked to
rhythm which captivated the
young and old and in-betweens.
Scanning the immense ballroom,
parties grouped at specially re-
served tables were: Mr.. Rufus G.
Long, of Omaha, Nebr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Kirkland and their
guests, Mrs. Ada Watkins and
Mrs. Mayme Parker of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Harris;
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis William;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minor; Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Garden; Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Wright; Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Gaskin and
guest, Mrs. Evylen Perdue; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Winslow and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holme
of Seattle; Mrs. William Taylor;
Mrs. Ethel Jackson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Olive Williams; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Jamison and guests,
Mrs. Lena heaters and Miss
Jerry Hunt of Seattle; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eddie Washington; Mr.. j. II.
Hunt; Mr.. Al Pierre, Seattle, ana
Johnny Walker. AT another table
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin were
toasts of the party, celebrating
their 18th wedding anniversary.
The group included Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Morton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Nancy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Crosswhite; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Ellis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Banks; Mrs. Cora Minor
and Mrs. James Sullivan. At Mrs.
Myrtle Barno's table We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Price; Mr. and
Mrs. AL Price; RMS. Grace Bin
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Owing to an extension of con-
tract at the Plantation in Los
Angeles, and the urgent demand
for early return engagements on
the East Coast, time would not
permit Northwest coyerage on
this tour.
Conditions permitting, several
of the leading orchestras are
scheduled in this territory at an
early date and will be presented.
s. H. DUKE, Promoter
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dalls, friends of many years.
Mrs. Randall chartered the visi
tor about to meet other friends
she knew in days past here
when sehe was Geneva Jefferies.
Mrs. Roberts had spent some time
with her aunt, Mrs. Wisher,
whose husband passed away in
late summer. Mrs. Roberts left
Sunday D. m.
Mr.. James A. Atkins, a repre-
sentative of the Federal War
Agency In washington, d. c., is
in Portland In the interest of
recreational advantages and IA
cilities for war workers. Mr.. At
kins is well qualified for the job
he is putting over. Among his
friends sharing hospitalities is
Mrs. Lettie M. Polk and sister,
Mrs. Cinderella Wisdom.
Mr.. Temple Holland of Kansas
City, Mo-, is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jewel Rand, and his
cousin, Mr.. Willis A. Reed. They
are having great reunion as
Mr.. Holland had not seen his
daughter in IA years and Mr..
Reed in 40 years. Much has ex-
pired, they realize, as they rem
inisce.
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TACOMA
The Northwest Enterprise
Leading Northwest Colored Weekly
ARTHUR L. HAYES
Manager Tacoma Office
z12 South 18th - Main 8777
Tacoma CD Washington
WAR FUND DRIVE
MEANS MUCH TO US

With only a few more days
now to go before the War Chest
drive win begin. we think many
of us might pause and think OF
some of the benefits realized dur
ing the past year and more in the
offing for our epople here in Ia
coma. More than $4,000 of
such funds has gone into the local
USO at 115 Commerce with a
monthly payroll of around $1,000,
and We might add that very
fine piece of work is now being
done by our men and women at
the Ruston Terrace with a month
ly payroll of more than $4,000.
all out of public funds and under
Colored personnel, all this adds
up to the recognition of the abil-
ity of our people locally and ma
tionally. We cannot forget these
things when it becomes our priv
ilege to subscribe to such a
worthwhile cause.
In our last weeks issue the
various agencies participating in
Chest Funds and among them
many will be found that are con
tributing greatly toward the
needs of our men and women in
many lands, also here at home.
Our duty, then, in this campaign
Is to double our former pledges
and double will be the returns
to us as time goes on.
Chaplain Ernest N. Mattison,
Harvard University of Cambridge,
Mass, arrived last week for SER
vice for 43rd Base Hq. and A. B.
So, at McChord Field. Chaplain
Mattison was in the Tacoma Of
fee of the Northwest Enterprise
and expresses very pleasing salts
faction of having come to our
section of the country. He is a
very valued addition to the very
fine set of officers and men in
our city and we are pleased to
have met him.
We are pleased to announce
two of our very worthy old citi-
zens' birthdays this week. George
Moore, who reached his 18th,
and Charles v. Taylor his 9th,
and then as we were preparing
this little token of greetings to
these kids, 10 and behold, comes
in the information that our dear
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams celebrated
her 18th birthday last Sunday.
Mr.. Moore celebrated his birth
day quietly with friends at his
bedside, but happy; but Mr..
Taylor was surprised with spe-
cial dinner prepared and covers
for four and for Mrs. Adams. The
family and friends simply took
her off her feet with a spread
that lasted through the day.
Many happy returns to them all.
Mrs. Ray Vaughn has been con-
fined from illness for the past
week, but feels she will be back
at USO No. 2 very soon.
Mrs. Hattie Jones spent the
week as house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. v. Taylor and while in
the city was the out-of-town
guest of the Sierra Leone Club
and dinner guest of Mrs. Ella
Davis, before returning to her
home at Bremerton.
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APSUPO 10000 JA-
PONU

:. Pacifiko salose, alijantu
Jiegos itemptai SUI geromis
pasekmemis veikia Japonu
naikinime. Kasdien atlie-
ka naujus uzpuolimus dau-
gybeJe sally irengtus Japo-
NJ punktus.
Naujoj Guinejoj, Ameri-
kleclai paraSiutininkai nu-
klrto susisiekima 10000 ia
ponu Lac ir Samamaua sri
je. Uzimta Japonu ireng-
tos lektuvu aikstes.
Marcus saloje Amerikos
karo laivynas isgriove apie
80 nuos. visu ten Japonu
padarytu karisku irengimu.
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TIkISI PASIMATYS
SU STALINU

Churchillui pasilikus A
merikoje ilgesni laika, ma
tyt vesta pasitarimai SUI So
vietu vyriausybe del SUI
ruosimo Roosevelto, Stall
no ir Churchillo bendros
konferencijos apkalbejimui
svarbiu karo ir pokariniu
klausimu.
Ar tas ju susitikimas
virs galimybe paaiskes vi
sal TRIUMPH laiku.
Amerikos valdzia prita-
ria po karo nustatyti koki
laikotarpi salims "atvesti''
pirm negu bus daroma ga
lutiniai taikos nuostatai.
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RUSAI ATSIEME
STALINO

Raudonoji armija atsi-
me is Vokieciu miesta Sta
limo II tuomi atgavo turtin-
ga gelezimi ir anglim Do
neco upes sleni. Rusai zy-
giuoja linkui Dniepro al
kunes, i Dniepropertovska.
Rusai pastaru laiku pra-
nesineja apie miestu ir mie-
steliu atsiemima Simtais-
tick miestu visai ten nera,
bet tai paprastas bolSevikQ
padauginimas, Amerikieciu
mulkinimui.
Vokieciai sake pasitrau-
kimas is Stalino esas pada-
rytas sutrumpinimui lini-
jos.
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nei ir jos kilniems geriems no.
rams tenka sudeti kuodidziau-
sia pagarba. Bet sykiu reikia
ir pasakyti kad il bus vel skau-
dziai apvilta, mes pasitikejo tai
paciai nesumaniQ, nepaslankiu,
srovine dvasia prarugusiu gra-
siagaudQ grupei.
TRECIA AMERIKOS KARO
Pask0la, kaip Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos Centre Valdybos lai-
ku isleistas grazus ir tikslus
pareiskimas sake, privalo ras-
ii kiekvieno Lietuvio sirdyje
didziausi pritarima. Is visu
Susivienijusiu Tautu tik Ame-
rika nuosirdziai, is principe,
remia Lietuvos politine laisve.
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UZMUSTA 80 ZMO-
NIU

Philadelphia. = Rugsejo
6, paciame mieste prie uz-
sisukimo nuvirto nuo be-
giu keli pasazieriniai vago-
mai ir tame susimusime uz-
musta apie 80 zmoniu, keli
simtai suzeista. Traukinis
veze zmones is Washingto-
no j New Yorka.
Prize Canastora, N. Y,
istiko kita traukinio nelai-
me, sprogo goth Century
Limited greitojo traukinio
inzinas, uzmusta trys To-
komotivo valdytojai, bet is
173 pasazieriu nenukente-
10 nei vienas.
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GAUSIM DAUGIAU
MESOS

Karo Maisto administra-
CHA pranesa paliuosavima
daugiau mesos civiliniams
gyventojams. Begyje Sc
kanciu dvieju menesiu gy-
vuliu skerdimas maistui
leidziamas be apribojimo.
Ir toliau As nuos. tam
tikros jautienos bus nau-
dojama kariuomenei, kitos
visos mesos bus lengviau
gaunamos siaip zmonems.
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SAkO, RUSAI TAI
kYSIS SU NAZIAIS

Rasytojas Simms tikrina
kad Vokieciai gal but pra-
salins Hitleri, kaip padare
Italai SUI Mussoliniu. Bet
Simms daro ir kita prana-
savima: siais metals bent
kada Xxi Kaledu Vokieciai
gall padaryti taika SUI Ru-
sija.
Maskvos pasiulyta Vo-
kieciams salyga Liepos me-
nesi = atsikratyti Hitle-
rio ir taikytis SUI Russia
gal sumaisys Vokiecius ir
jie panores taikos.
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S. ValstijOs atmete Ar
gentinos prasyma duoti jai
lektuvu, ginklu ir kitty ka-
ro reikmenu kad j galetu
palaikyti Pietu Amerikoje
militariska "lygsvara". Ar
gentina kaltinama atsisu-
kimu prizes kitas savo kai-
mynes respublikas; j pa
laiko rysius SUI asimi, lei
dzia ten veikti naziu ir ia
ponu snipams ir nepriside-
jo prie kitu Americas vals-
tybiu vieninko apsigynimo.
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Roosevelt Tikriausia
kandidatuos

Visi spejimai nusako kad
1914 metu prezidento rim
kimuose kandidatu is De-
mokratu partijos bus Roo
sevelt, o prizes j is Repub-
likonq bus Willkie, arba
Bricker arba Dewey. Tie
tue tarpu yra stipriausi
Republikonu kandidatai.
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lTALsJAH VALDYTg PASKlRTAs AME-
REKlETlS ADMINISTRATIONS

Anglu jiegu verzimasis j
Italia is Sicilijos praside-
Jo Rugsejo 8, ir kelinta
diena, Rugsejo 8, jau pa
skelbta pasauliui kad Itali-
ia sutiko pasiduoti, baigti
kariavus.
Italijon isiverzima pra-
dejo Britu Astuntoji armi-
ia, kuomet kitos armijos
lauke savo zygiu sulyg nu-
statyto plano toliau.
Derybos su Italijos Wy
riausybe' del pasidavimo
ejo visa laika, ir jau buvo
pasirasyta karo paliaubos
tue laiku kai Britai verze-
81 j pacia Italija.
ltalijon taipgi izygiavo
AmeflkOS II kanadOS ar
mijq daliniai, mes gall rel
keti dar susikauti SUI Vo-
kieciais.
!. Paliaubas SUI Italia su-
tare Alijantu jiegu vadas
Arnerikietis Gen. Eisen-
hover. Salygos visis-
'kas pasidavinias, BE jokiu
islygu.
Kitos visos sutartys els
savu keliu, per valdzias.
Suv. Valstiju, Britanijos
ir RusQ vyriausybes uz-
tvirtino Gen. Eisenhower
padarytas salygas su TIA
lijos Marsalu Badoglio, ku-
ris uzeme Mussolinio vieta.
Vokieciai Siuo ivykiu la
bal susigrauze, pradejo re-
xii j Italus, "Jus isdavikai,
isdavet mus"
Italia istojo j 81 kara
Vokieciu puseje 9 menesiai
po to kai Hitleris jau ka-
riavo, Birzelio' 10, 1910.
Britams esant uzimtiems
su Vokieciai, Italai pasi-
naudodami proga pradejo
uzkariauti Afrika, Xxi pa
galiaus pereita Lapkricio
Amerikos ir Britu
armijos isiverzusios siau-
res Afrikon ivykde tai ko
dabar sulaukeme.
Italijoje zmones dziauge-
81 karo paliaubomis neap-
sakomu selimu. Amerika
ten sius dikciai maisto.
Pc Italijos jau seks Bal
kanu saliu islaisvinimas =
jos pacios drasiai ir noriai
gelbes alijantams naziu at
sikratyti.
Italijos civiliniu valdyto-
jul paskirtas Calvin Bald
win, biznio zmogus is Vir-
ginia valstiios.
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AMERIkA LANES

Gen. Marshall, u. S. Ar
mijos stabo virsininkas, pa
.l.eiSke Jog Anlerika kara
1aines, nors aiskiai dar ne
zinoma kada.
Jis savo raporte pranesa
jog armija du menesiai lai-
ko atgal turejo jau 7 mill
jonus vyrQ, 521, 900 kari
ninku ir $4,000 moterisku.
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SIUSkIT KALEDU
DOVANAS DABAR

Americas karo vyresny-
be pataria dabar siusti Ka-
ledu dovanas savo vaikams
il mylimiems kurie tarnau-
ia uzjuriuose. Taip darant
dovanu pristatymas Kale-
doms uztikrinamas. Stun
tiniai bus priimami tik ap-
riboto didumo.
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Mire. Washington, D. C.
Cia mire zymus tarptauti-
mis- mokslini1kas antropo-
logas ir kuratorius DR.. A.
Hrdlicka. Jis buvo Bohe-
mu kilmes, IA m. amziaus.
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so SUDEGE. Houston,
Texas. - Gaisrui sunaiki-
nus sena medini viesbuti,
ugnyje zuvo so jane buvu-
stu SVeciu,
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UniOntOwn, Pa. =

UniontOwn, Pa. = Ang-
liakasiai, kurie per kelis
pastarus menesius gaisavo
laika streikavimais, dirbo
dabar per Labor Day Sven
te, iskasdami 100000 tonu
ANGLES. Dirbo apie 10000
darbininku visose Fayette
apskrities angliakasyklose
ta sventadieni.
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BulgarijOs karaliu, ka

bllgaflJOS karallu, kalp
paskutiniai pranesimai sa-
ko, persove vienas darbi-
ninkas netoli sostines Soft
jos, kuomet karalius trau-
kiniu vaziavo pro priemie-
scio stoti. 10 mirti uzslepe
valdzios nariai dvi dienas,
bijant kad salyje nekiltu
suirute. Tuo tarpu pareng-
ia pusiau diktatoriska val
dzia saliai tvarkyti, tik We
liau paskelbta apie kara
liaus nuzudyma.
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Chicago. = Cia Fedora
lis teismas tardo apkaltini-
ma asmenu suristu su sta
tymu Sunflower kariskos
isdirbystes prie Eudora,
Kansas, kur sakoma buvo
valdzia apgauta ant 30 mi
lijonu dolariu. Valdzia tai
dirbtuvei isstatyti ismoke-
jo 100000, If paaiske-
jo kad 80 milijonu dolariu
buvo isimta is valdzios per-
virS.
Tokiu pasinaudojimu is
Amerikonisku p e lnagaudu
galima tiketis. Xiii taipgi
bet savo vagys-
tes moka paslepti.
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SUOMIJOJE. |

SUOMIJOJE, kaip pra-
mesa, placiai il atvirai kali
bama uz paskira taika, at
simetus nuo Vokieciu.
Suomijos seimas nutare
reikalauti kad valdzia i'm
tusi istyrineti galimy b e S
paskirai taikai.
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VOKIETIJOS lombard

is orc tesiamas kas nakti
visu smarkumu. Vokieciai
nezino kur katra nakti jie
bus uzatakuoti. Bombar-
duojama Belgijos ir Pran-
cuzijos miestai kur Vokie-
ciai naudoja savo reika-
lams dirbtuves.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio. -
Rugsejo A istiko gaisras
New York Central gelezin-
kelio dil'btuveje, nnostoliu
padaryta uz 5 milijonus
dolariu. Sunaikinta 23 To-
komotivai ir daug kitko.
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Mercer, Pa. - Sios ap-
skrities 220 angliakasiu
buvo sustreikave del nesu-
sipratimo uz darbininkams
atostogoms skirtus pinigus.
Turejo gauti po $50 tokiu
pinigu, bet kompanijos mo-
kejo tik pc $40.
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Zydq zioplumas.

AyU UQ A1UP1u1ttdS' Ly Utt
Reikalu Institutas, mato-
mai vadovaujamas tokiu
'galvociu" kaip Lietuviski
Pakstai, Griniai ir IT,, pa
reiskime apie Europoje is
zudyma ir nukentejima
100000 zydu, su dziaug-
smu pazymi jog 100000
zydu buvo isgelbeta iskeli-
mu ju j Sovietu Unijos gi-
luna.
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Per Liepos menesi sioje
salyje darbininkams ivai-
riuose darbuose algomis
ismoketa S8,413,0OO,O00 -
net 81, 100000, daugiau
negu ta menesi pereitais
metals.
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Buenos Aires, Argenti-
ma. - Audimo industrijos
darbininkams Argentinoje
algos nuo pereito meto pa
kelta 26 nuos. daugiau.
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Mirgu Mar'ga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

VALSTYBES Dep artment,
Washingtone, ivyko permains
galinti tureti itakos Lietuvos
laisves klausimui. IS pareig,
pasitrauke Valstybes Sekreto
riaus padejejas Sumner Welles
llberalisku paziuru zmogus. j
kai kurie Amerikonai skate
dideliu Sovietijos draugu, bet
Lletuviai atsimena, tai jis, ka-
da Sovietija ''rinkimais" pri-
Junge Lietuva prie Maskvos
visa ta darba pavadino "suk-
tais budais" padaryta "plesi-
kiska akcija".
Visi pripazysta kad Ameri-
kos uzsienio politikai diriguo-
ia pats Prezidentas Roosevelt.
0 jis visai nesenai dar syki pa
kartojo kad pasaulis turi gin
tt ir branginti mazuju tautu
laisve ir vykdyti Atlantic Car
terio desnius. Jei Welles, bu-
damas Sovietijai prielankus,
CANA smarkiais zodziais Rusu
agresinga elgesi Lietuvoje pa
smerke, galima tiketi kad ir
jo lpedinis tes Amerikos prin-
cipine politine linija, kuri ne
pripazysta smurtu padarytu
pakeitimu valstybiq sienose.
ANTRO FRONTO ky r iai
reikalaujantieji politiniai zirz-
liai pradeda susilaukti tinka-
mo atsako Amerikonu spaudo-
je. Bolseviku draugai meta
negrazia mint, buk tas ka An
glai ir Amerikonai kare iksiam
atliko esq "niekai". Tx ant
ras frontas butu tinkamas iro-
dymas jog Maskyai tikrai no
rima pagelbeti. Amerikoniska A
spauda j tai. atsake kad A1nea
rikonams ir Anglams nera ko
rausti del savo karo vedimo.
Jie galingi juroje ir ore. To
mis- kryptimis jie savo gala
daugiausia ir vartoja. Vokie-
tijos laval nuo jury nusluoti,
submarinai pazaboti. Vokieti-
jos miestai is orc smarkiausia
bombarduojami ir Vokieciai
negali atsiginti, nors nuo Ru-
SUI fronto atitrauke didelius
skaicius lektuvQ.
Vokieciai stiprus sauszemy-
je. Cia stiprus ir Rusai. To-
kiu budu, Rusu vyriausia par
eiga yra Vokiecius sauszemio
fronte dilinti. Kada Ameriko-
mai, kurie taip pat gall sutelk-
tt galinga sauszemio armija,
pasiruos, tada, kaip Churchill
teisingai pabreze, bus Vokieti-
jai Quota galutinas smugis.
Prize to, Rusai neturi teises
antro fronto neatidarymo pri-
kaisioti, kol netars savo ais
Klaus ir tvirto zodzio apie savo
vaidmeni Americas kare SUI ia
ponais.
PTTTSBURGHO KOnferenci-
ia yra grazus irodymas pagrin-
dinio Amerikos LietuviQ visuo-
menes patriotingumo ir moro
uz Lietuvos laisve dirbti. Bet
ia konferencija buvo ir skaudi
zandine musu sroviu vadams
(katalikams ir socialistams),
kurie, sunere koalicines ranke-
les Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybo-
je, per du metu kaip gerves
giedros lauke, nieko nedirbda-
mi. Veikejai kolonijose orga-
nizavo Lietuvai Gelbeti ir XII
tokius komitetus, smarkiai dir
bo sukelti kuodidziausia para
ma Americas karo pastan-
goms, ragino "virsunes" dirb-
ii, bet tos virsunes neturejo
laiko: jos dirbo niekindamos
Lietuvos Prezidenta. Tokiu
ILL.,, low -, S,oI;op oof,1ripoo q
Smyrna times., 1943-12-16
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Christmas is only a week and a
half away.
Messrs. Sisco & Son are kept on
a stretch of work in the tin line to
say nothing of their stock of stoves
and repair work to keep their
townspeople warm. The severe
cold weather has over-burdened
stoves.
Smyrna is not alone in complaint
of the Grippe. About every town
on the Peninsula announces that
the Grippe has reached there like
wise.
Mr.. White, the contractor, is wir-
ing the Opera House, water works
and other buildings for the electric
lights which will be ready in few
days.
Postmaster Thomas Jefferson
having filled out his full term, the
choice of his successor fell to Sam
uel j. Reynolds, there being two
other applicants. The name was
sent to the Senate week ago for
confirmation but the latter has not
taken action thereon so far as we
know but is likely to any day. Mr..
Reynolds hardly contemplates TAX
ing charge of the Office until after
the holidays, in fact he has been
Smyrna times., 1943-12-16
Radiant Living
THE VOICE FROM OUT
OF THE STORM
BY
Rev. Charles Milton Griffeth

At the urgent insistence of Jesus,
the disciples prepared to cross the
Lake of Galilee. 1t was just about
sunset as they pushed off the beach
and put out their oars for the long
six mile pull to the other side.
But before long a breeze sprang
up, dead ahead, and began to fresh
en- rapidly. The stars too began to
disappear behind dark sinister
looking clouds that were racing
across as thogh bent upon msc-
chief.
The disciples, reading the threat
ening portents of the coming fury
began trembling with fear.
AS with a howl from the throat
of demon the tempest swooped
down upon them, stirring that body
of water into vicious high leaping
waves. 1t was a night of terror!
And then another fear which grip
ped the disciples. They caught a
glimpse of something coming to-
ward them! 1t seemed like man
but it could not be. Was it a
lwhost? 1t looked like an image of
glowing phosphorus and it was rid
ing the waves, ever coming closer
and closer.
While they We're trembling with
fear, there came across the glung-
ing waters, borne by the blast of
the wind, voice-a voice that was
calm and sweet. AS they listened,