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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
WATER BURY, CT.
JONAS TAREILA PASKIR-
TAS VERTEJU

Waterbury miesto teismas
paskyre verteju ir perkalbeto-
ju zinoma tautininka veterana
iona Tareila. .Tareila yra Re-
Fpublikonas. Jis uzims vieta
kito zinomo musq veikejo We
terano Jono zemantausko, De-
mokrato, kuris jau istarnavo
4 metus. i'] ~.
Jiedu tarnauja pakaitomis
per daug metu, kaipo Liet uviu,
Rusu, Lenku kalbq zinovai il
perkalbetojai teismo ,bylose.
IsLEISTUVEs. Venta sa-
leje buvo surengta isleistuves
i kariuomene Lietuviui Edward
Paige, kurio kit trys broliai
jau tarnauja. Edward Paige
aktyviai dalyvavo Lietuviu or
ganizacijose.
IKURTUVES. DR.. Mykolas
Devenis, nesenai iSsilaisvines is
Sovietu vergijos ir gryzes.
Amerika, isikure naujuose sa-
vo namuose. Ta proga ju ar
timi draugai surenge ikurtu-
viu pokili, apdovanodami nau-
jakurius.
TAIPGI PASKIRTAS. DR..
M. J. Colney, zymus Lietuviu
darhuotojas, tapo vel Guber-
natoriaus Baldwin paskirtas
kitam 3 metu terminui Conn.
valstijos NatureopathiSkos ta-
rybos egzaminatoriu nariu.
LIETUVlU PRAK ALBOS.
Birzelio 27, Watenburio Lietu-
viu Americas Tarybos steigi-
mo proga ivyko didelss pra-
kalbos. Kalbetojai buvo Lie
tuvos Generalinis Konsulas Jo-
mas Budrys, miesto mayoras,
Pulk. John Donahue, guberna-
toriaus atstovas; Kun. Balku-
mas is Brooklyn, N. Y, ir SLA
prezidentas Adv. F. J. Bago-
cius is South Bostono.
Mayoras Monagan, sveikini-
mo kalboje, pareiske, "mes tu-
rim protestuoti visais galimais
budais prizes naziq kankinima
mazu tautu, bet, taip lygiai
svarbu kad mes kaipo Ameri-
kieciai, nepraziuretume tiksle
kuriam mes kariaujame. Mes
turin deti visas pastangas
tai"
Muzikali programa siai is,
kilmei vadovavo komp. Alex
sandras J. Aleksis, su Sv. Juo
zapo parapijos Vyciu Choru.
Ia vakara buvo taip pal
sveciu kalbetoju pagerbimu
vakariene, kurioje dalyyavo
so asmenQ.
| Birzelio 20, buvo surenge
prakalbas musu bolsevikai Ru
sijos isgarbinimui. X
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
"PAY-AS-YOU-GO"
TAkSAI PRASIDE-
10 SU LIEPOS 1

Kadangi dabar visi uzdirba
gerus pinigus, visus palies nau-
jas taksu mokejimo planas,
taip kaip palette senasis Gin
come tax planas.
Uz 1912 metus symet moke-
ia taksai Kovo Is ir Birzelio Is
Geigu nesumoketa viskas Ko-
vo 15).
Senu planu, reiketu moketi
uz 1912 metus dar ir Rugsejo
ir Gruodzio Is DID,, jeigu neuz-
noketa viskas vienu kartu.
Bet naujas taksu planas, ku-
ris pradeda veikti nuo Liepos
J. dienos, panaikina mokejima
taksu uz 1912 metus Rugsejo
ir Gruodz;o menesiais.
Nauju taksu planu, prade-
dant Liepos l, visi kurie turf
uzdarbius ir gauna algas, mo-
kes Income taksus" uz Siuos
metus, is ju algu ir atlyginimu
bus isskaityta 20 nuosimtis -
II nuos. "income" ir 3 MUGS.
victory taksu. Ia lures mo-
keti pavieniai .kurie uzdirba
virs S12 tsavaiteje (mokes uz
ta kas virsaus S12) ir vedusie-
il kurie uzdirba S24. jiems dar
bus atskaityta po S6 kiekvie-
nam iSlaikomam seimos nariui.
Rugsejo Is arba pirm tos
dienos, visi kuriu metinis uz-
darbis uz 1943 metus virsys
pavieniu S2700, ir $4,000 We
dusiu, lures ispildyt tam tik-
ra "income tax" blanka.
Tada, tie kurie mokejo symet
income taksus Kovo Is ir Biz
zelio Is, ,pasiliks sau ta suma
is mokamu taksu kurie ispuls
moketi Xxi Gruodzio 81, uz
1913 metus.
; 1914 metals Xxi Kovo Is tu-
res butt ispildyta reguliare
income taksu" blanka. ~Tada
reikes sumoketi tick taksu kick
jig ispuls, o jeigu uz 1912 me-
tus arba uz 1943 metus bus
kick permoketa sulyg sio nau-
jo taksu piano. items valdzia
grains ia permoketa dali ar
ba duos ikredito naujiems TAX
sans.
Kaip tas planas dirbs kick
vienas patirsit pilnai, mes nuo
taksu mokejimo neissisuksit.
Paskiau gi, kai issilygins siu
metu taksai taikyti prie naujo
plano, kiekvienas mokes in
come taksus" tiesiog nuo savo
ir tue pat laiku kai
nelaukdamas sekancio
meto, kaip buvo Xxi siolei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

w Ess~n.::.. ~.
VIEMAS Lietuvos "parlia-
mentaras" baigia islaikyti kvo-
timus patekimui j Newburga.
Jis uzsimane Amerikos Lietu-
viz "demokratisko" seimo, bet
tas seimas turi butt susauktas
tik jo padiktuotu budu, ir dele
gatai tegales butt ileisti tie ku-
riuos jis uztvirtins ir sutiks
selma isileisti. -.
Reikia tik stebetis kaip ne
kuriu zmoniu razumas suglera
laisveje pagyvenus. Pabuve
Amerikoj meta-kita isivaizduo-
ia kad jie gall diktuoti visai
Lietuviu iseivijai.
Oar meta pagyvene, galima
tiketi prades diktuoti koki pre-
zidenta Amerika gall sau rim
kits!
KATALIKAI peni Grigaiti
lasiniais, o tas atsilygina US
minis. Ana diena Sis uolus
viskam opozicininkas pareiske
kad kataliku unijos Vokietijo-
je me laisvos". Socialdemo-
kratu = tai kas kita: jos bu-
vo tick laisvos kad suicide jun
kerius ir Hitleri atgal valdzion
ir dabar kantriai tempia ma
ziu junga.
LIETUVISKI raudonieji da-
bar daug kalba apie kitu sro-
viu tariama ruoSa "persiorien-
tuoti''. Greiciausia, patys rau-
donieji nepraustburniai ar tik
nesiruosia vel ragozium persi-
versti? @
SOCIALISM, ir kataliku
"koalicija" vel parode 'vienin-
gumo" darba: tomis paciomis
dudomis ir cimbolais pasveiki-
no New Yorko apielinkes TAU
tininku suvaziavima. Grazi
harmonija, ar kakafonija?
RAUDONU fasistu Wins
pravirko kan socialistai pir-
miau negu tautininkai puole
drauga Ratomski, Sovietu Ru-
sijos konsulato New Yorke ne
tai dzenitori, ne tai langu att
darinetoja, kuris sakosi turis
Maskvos igaliojima atstavauti
Palecki. Kan Ratomskis kisa
savo morda kur nereikia?
JUGOSLAVIJOS vyriausybe,
sakoma, isidejus naujas grin
dis. Lietuviski Gabaliauskai
ir Januskiai senai nori "nau-
jos" Lietuvos vyriausybes len
tomis butt, bet - nuodemes
neleidzia. Tegul prisimena, is
lentu kaip kada ir karstai dir
bami.
SOCIALISM, pranasas Chi
cagoje .pasiziurejo j tautinin-
ku selma Brooklyne ir burbte-
lejo: "Tie tautininkai atstova-
vo anti-demokratine srove".
Nors 81 'pranasa" ir "visko
zinova" apgauti visai lengva,
visgi reikia Brooklyno tauti-
ninkus pagirti uz gera "kamu-
flaza": kadangi pas Lietuvius
iokios 'anti-demokratines' sro-
yes niekad nebuvo ir nera tai
Grigaitis taip ir pasiliko nezi-
mas ka istiesu tautininkai
Brooklyne atstovavo. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
vIETINES zINiOS
PROFESSIONAL PRIZES
RINGO

Gubernatorius Bricker pasi-
rase biliu kuris tarp kitko lei
dzia ruozti bingo gemblerystes
'labdarystes tikslams ir baz-
nyciu naudai'. Tai politikie-
riskas pataikavimas. Prizes to-
XII jo pasielgima protestuoja
United Protestant Bazny3ios
grupes Clevelande ir ragina
Mayora Lausche nedaleisti su-
grazinti tos gemtlerystes Gle
velando baznyciose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

MOTERU rekrutavimui dar-
bans j ukes atidaryta ofisas
Marshall buildinge. Moterys
lures sutikti dirbti viena me-
nesi ]aiko, nuo vidurio Liepos.
JOS gaus uniformas. Ukiu dar-
bininkes vadinamos "Women's
Land Army.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
NIEGAMAS kAMBARIS

Issinuomoja miegamas kambaris
vienam vyrui arba dviem mergi-
noms, visai arti prie gatvekariu Ii
MICS. (29)
1909 EAST G5TH ST.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
REIk ERDVUS KAN
BARYS

geroje seimoje, turincioje savo ma
ma. Butu gerai ir garazius. Esu
ne jaunas zmogus, bet turiu ineigu
geram gyvenimui, Praneskit:
S. LUKOSIUS (28)
North Olnsted, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.

|
ciau ar is toxic seimo, jeigu
jis ivyktu, butu kokia nauda
Lietuvai, tai klausimas.
Ar toks seimas subendrintu
Americas Lietuvius vieningam
veikimui uz atgavima Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes taip pat
yra didelis klausimas.
| toki selma, jeigu jis poll
tikieriams ir pavyktu susauk-
tt, suvaziuotu visi toxic akiple-
siski uzsispyreliai kaip Grigai-
tis, Michelsonas, simutis, Lau-
cka ir visa ellie kitu tokiu, jau
nekalbant apie kunigus, fana-
tiskai asmenines neapikantos
apimtq prizes tulus jiems ne
patinkamus tautininkus veike-
jus ir Lietuvos Respublikos
Prezidenta Antana Smetona.
| JEIGU ia politine masina
pradejus sukti visuotino Ame-
rikos Lietuviu seimo saukimo
rata, neistengia dabar suburti
visus Amerikos Lietuvius ben
dram veikimui tai kaip tie po-
litikieriai gales per selma ta
atlikti?
zinant is praeities kaip to-
kie politikieriai organizuotai
suvaziuoja j musu visuomenis-
kus seimus ir kaip jie uzsispy-
rusiai negerbia kitu isitikini-
mus ir viska nina po savo po-
litiniu padu kas tik ne is ju
portfolio yra patiekta seimui,
to galima tiketis ir dabar.
Jie atvaziuodami ir j sci
ma, jeigu toks seimas jiems
pavyktu susaukti, atsives jau
gatavai iskepta blyna ir il pa
lieps seine visiems suvalgyti.
Jeigu kas isdrys pasiprie-
sinti tai ju prievartai, tie bus
apsaukti ''fasistais", "Smeto-
nininkais" ir tam panasiai.
Toks seimas padarytu musu
organizations ir' veikejams
dideliu bereikalingu kastu, o
naudos is jo tai visai nebutu.
Priesingai, po seinno butu dau-
giau musu savitarpiniu erge-
liQ, daugiau pjovyniQ.
kADA tik New YOrke ivyk-
davo kokis nors tautininku pa
sitarimas kokiais nors tauti-
niais reikalais, ar tai vietiniu
tautininku ar tai su is kitur
atvykusiais tautininkais veike-
jais, pirmiausia apie toki pa
sitarima suzinodavo socialistu
spauda.
Reiskia kad tautininku pa
sitarimus visuomet ilenda So
cialistas tautininko kepuraite
uzsidejes, kuris isejes is pasi-
tarimo tuoj bega j TELEGRAPH
rastine pasiusti is to pasta
rimo zinias socialistu spaudai.
Tai buvo socialistu yla pa
slepta tautiniame maise, kuri
taciau dabar iSlindo is maiSo
ir pasirode visame savo nuo-
gume.
sTAT Geguzes 30, Brookly-
ne ivykO Tautininku konferen-
CHA, kuria suvaziavo apie 60
delegatu. Uzsiregistruoja lai-
krasciu reporteriai nuo Vieny-
bes, Dirvos, Americas Lietu-
VIC ir Rimbo, visi tautines sro-
YES zmones, visi turi geltona-
zalia-raudona spalva.
Nebuvo nei vieno- reporterio
nuo socialistu, nei nuo katali-
ku. Vienok gi po konferenci-
jai socialistu ir kataliku laik-
rascal pirmutiniai patalpino
po platu aprasyma apie sia
konferencija.
Kas gi tu laikrasciu repor-
teriu buvo? Nagi Sandarie:iQ
kailin ilindes socialistas, Rim
DO reporterio priedanga, K. j.
Paulauskas.
/ k,oI>o ,c+obonc ,oah,1f,1 Ioiu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09

PARSIDUODA KRAUTUVE
SALDAINIU ir mokiniams reikme-
nQ krautuve, netoli mokyklQ, uz-
tikrinta $500 savaitiniQ ineigu, ne
ra kompeticijos. Geri kambariai
gyvenimui greta; zema nuoma; par
siduos pigiai. 1928 BUCKEYE Rd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Club Holds
Program Meet

TIE current Topic STUDY 'lH9
he IS PROGRAM meeting At nc
a.. JASON club house 5tsi
b-sa tuesday. October - Mrs
Lcs,- 3 EDWARDS and Mrs Mae
Raae.iph gave .niefsst talks On
A. "a and - relation 70 the wa
Nf NeN Piauie 0ss supsiD 2
ne f6ndRion - az African song
y be- Cong Mrs Randolph reAd
on. ~ her poems entitled Lost
Shi,. Mrs Louise EDWARDS
gave an exesiien' reading While .
~ remarks on e.it jte wtfF
mfde ~ Sis Mabel Burke ~
chpag
Follow ng he program refresh
mer's were served by ne hostess
M bca'rrs rsesipn
Nemvers present included Ms
Ids lsaa's Mrs Rosa Gragg, Ars
vice. Lewis Mrs Mary BGl
Rhodes Miss Louise Carr Mr.
NeiAe riante. Mrs Hattie MOODY
Mrs. Bernice Harper, Mrs Nadg
Reynolds. Mrs Elizabeth Gary
Mrs Randolph and Mrs. Abe a
Harris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Mrs. Love Gives Breakfast
Shower For Marion Carter

a. arst in long series u pre-
r-t,a yar,es ~Eicn homo Bride
Fi. Mas.on Caster Was given san
rorains So Ms " Thomas
sa,e a. ~ Nc14 p Eas War
~s afta -oak ;he FORM r, =
AssAs garry ard handkerchief
N u4s ard wss 1'fertet by many
Martens ,seaas who came az
hes 8, re hostess who bad
m- o.ors fof~ec re deg
sea-ae 4 lssge bowl q
asl yto~ Bay NUNS ~as
,ee af.ns room vhiis he
As fos a.ie ~as csrteted ny
k Around = wsrs pine
u axases oerFss an isavss
on 'hs 'a guess placed ne ex-
slislfs aos-,rimmed MONOGRAM
-mes ard prin,sd hankiss ihsy had
hrolgA'
rye btits-tier VAS radiant 70 a
r4a vocl lef'ly a..1fed frock Toe
bod cp ard wass line we're con-
,oss1 az kfee overlapping scai-
Topped vokss ~ase he fkir; was
,,ain SIZE uo~e corsags made y
A1r Hersor MI + held three beau
!ta hanS -
rreakias, vas plentiful and sy-
s- ~ helped nerse.f 10 bot rolls
sa44fhrsats ~ 'impies sausages
&c eesien b.scu.is. ,eiiies. coffee
AZ - CAKE
Ats W. service be guess were
a1ee q, a game IN which
rsiss.ae words IN A'tie verses Sers
tors s'ts Mary Roberts lad q
- ssore snd won pretty
Aass
Am5.r 'aoss az he party we're:
Mar. or. Carer who gave her as
90 peach satin hanke holder;
Ny ~ Gaskiil. Edna Tondee. FL
ieaa Bo1die Elizabeth Reeves,
E>elyn Colien Ruth Graham Mar.
fs.t' Thongs Nsrgarst Thomas
i.cuis Tario. Tmmefa CARLYLE,
Faaae Monales Ehel Torbett
W3a+,;nira Ro1bofough Lillian
Gsei Mayme Alexander Ann
Etr.str ~ih vivian Walker and
Mae N,s' Of cieveiand kathryn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

13 AT PARTY

Delta Sigma Theta sorority
really started the ball rolling this
season With iis pledging cf mir
teen Pyramids in the social rooms
At the ywcA on Thursday eve
ming Nov g.
The occasion. hough a solemn
ne 70 the new PLEDGES OF Delta
sigma Theta was highlighted
with he festive and gay decora-
lions fba' betoken the coming
Thanksgiving season Candles
pumpkins isck-o-ian,erns and
ether appropriate and coiorful
r.uches were In evidence
Coloriul as the rooms were in
their seasonal display OF artistic
ouches LITTLE competition was o.
fered the II dsmssls who were
Indeed gay exuberant and viva
,ious group. Their big sisters
also enjoyed themselves IN the
art OF making e,eryore present
happy and comfortable Games
were played and deleotabie sand
wiches were munchsd along with
asiy and refreshing punch Fa-
scrs in the shape q blue and
white warn dolls we're passed
among the group with the names
~ the plstgess and their big ais
tiers inscribed on them
Among those girls who are
row fully pledged members 70
Delta sigma Theta. are Eleanor
Williams. Phyllis Scott mildred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

ne popular movies ei'h
tbl 1rion and excitement
Tle to5fs - 'he theatre open
uees days 81 SIS p - and on
s.tlfdir .nd sunday a. II a.
ID fAa Sa.lrcav shows vii
b o, speasl Interests 20 The
Younger genciansn.
Tie building has been newly
fsatllfei win modern and sam
farf equipment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Nothing makes woman moe
lovely than gorgeous Fur tlat
and IL you want - look ypaf Afly
best and save too. go iA. saaff-
est Marines longest wearing 81
Coat IA town. AZ The loN lcnp' e.
I've ,ash price * ohiy $1,000 on
easy budget payments a ffaah 8
during their daring ltfl Aante.
sary Sale Here IS very sps, Il
oIer made IN drive FOR 600 teN
customers A smart new pa "
shoes or clever new bar e
s. absolutely FREE with yu4
purchase 81 new itsi l.tNsy
fst Coat priced Al only ssfH
They r. better, tuef LDNift fill
beagiiuny lined tailored sad
styled 70 The minute Jgst s.o9
down reserves yonr fur asf.
Take sour choice ~ 100 fr ~
Franklin credit plan fAsg s.fs 81
best with rp 70 - wf.k. vi 4ay.
or a charge ae,ount Min so
DOWN PAYMENT Eilht To-
your GA olfmodsa Far Coat ~
worth ~ 10 -, go in trade SO rel
tape no delay. Hlrry and X yonr
FREE hat o. shoes during this
drive Use your credit ss ALWAYS
a. FRANKLIN < DErARTNENT
STORE $40 Michigan Ave snop
any evening fili 2 O ,iOCk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

slnzsord. Marie usss Mrs
BROCK louise CIoons Arnfsta ca
re- JHia Bradby 'afre'iA Car
Ter LGes Jones AGx Nols D.ek
son t-he naA N.ifoi.A MEGA
and Elaine tuI~Ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
|Sefidge Soldiers And Girls CIrh
Participate In Spritely Party

Girls from five Detroit and II en
joined with personnel Of the 332nd Fl1tt.
fridge Field on Halloween party Send.
The affair was held IN Hangar yf
with pumpkins hay and orange ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

the occasion Music icr dancing
was furnished by the 81 ups on n
orchestra and the pforram RI
Guided musical sNeciai.iss and IA.
awarding Of gifts
Hosts at the party were .n'i~-
ed men Of the cois Fight
squadron. whose committee nr
arrangements ineludel pl VII
liam A SANDER Cpl Hugh ~
Jenkins and T-se James
Bnckner Guests represented tht
Kirkland Park Hgh Scho4l Cir
club. ne Victory club o, Detio
the John z $50 club and 'tt
Cherry Street ESQ club lr ~.
dition. soldiers we're permitted ~
bring their wives and guests
The women visitors '!lled II
buses
Commissioned Offices who NJ
tended the party were ~ Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Robinson. Joandell Russell Pan
line McKenney E.scv llowari
Fresteen Fisher, Harriet, MeFod
den. Helen ruzzens The.ma re
rlngton, Thelma Dlckerson. Nell'
Mackl.n and Rath Williams
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
MILLIONS PREPARING
TO EVACUATE BERLIN

London - The German radio,
in program describing the par
tial evacuation of Berlin, said
this week that more than 1,O0O,-
900 women and children would
leave the capital.
The commentator said eVacuees
were being told to take a "a
hour food supply and bedding.
He denied that vacated apart
ments would be requisitioned, but
said all their keys must be left
with afraid WardenS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
DRAFTING OF FATHERS
MAY BE DELAYED SOME

Washington - SelectiVe service
revealed an intensified effort to
delay drafting of pre-Pearl Har-
Dor fathers, authorized as of Oct.
l through a stepped up equaliza-
ton plan under which the full ma
tional supply of all other eligible
men will be exhausted first.
A selective service spokesman
emphasized that this leaves unal-
tered the liability of pre-Pearl
Harbor fathers to induction after
that date and is no guarantee that
there will be any delay in calling
them.
But the action, set forth in a
new directive, in effect creates a
nationwide pool of other eligible
men who will be drawn upon
first. And it raises at least the
possibility that operation OF this
plan may defer calling of pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers for some
unpredictable period.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
Brief Review OF State And World News During The Past Week

Miller, Lorraine Stansberry, Mi
dred Elliott, Flora Hart, Mr.. anC2
Mrs. Kenneth Roland, Clara Betg
and Marvin Osborne, Bobby RarE.,
Wade Ham, James Miller, Swan
sic Shepherd and Buster STAINS
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Orsborn@
entertained a number of friends,
Saturday night, honoring Miss
Grace Eller, of Arlington, Va.
Miss Dorries Elliott spent the
past week end with Miss Clyde
Elliott.
Mrs. Edgar Stansberry has re-
turned home, after spending g.
few days with her daughter
Pauline, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Elliott and
daughter, Mildred; Villa Mae.
Miller and Florence Kilby made
a business trip to Boone, Friday.
Mr.. Paul Hart has been very
i'll for the last week.
Miss Mary Ham is recovering
nicely after an operation in the
Ashe hospital.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
JAPANESE SLAUGHTER
WOUNDED SOLDIERS

With United States Troops On
New Georgia Island - A Japan
csc ambush attack on wounded
American soldiers was reported
this week by 1t. Nicholas Klie-
bert, whose normal reticence dis
appears in birthstone hatred of
the enemy when he tells how
helpless Americans were bayone-
ed to death.
The official report lists four SO
far known dead, but eyewitness
ses said 20 out of 40 American lit
ter cases could not have escaped
being killed.
Kliebert, of Detroit, said this
brutal act was performed by a
force of 800 japanese who laugh
ed as they took turns using their
bayonets and machetes on the
helpless wounded.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
LAUNCH 122nd LIBERTY
SHIP AT WILMINGTON

Wilmington - Miss Eleanor G.
James, daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Jules James, of Charles
ton, S. c., celebrated her 18th
birthday here this week by spon-
soring the S. S. George Durant
122nd Liberty ship to near COM
pletion at the yard of the North
Carolina Shipbuilding Company.
The daughter of the command
ant of the Sixth Naval district
smashed the bottle of champagne
on the bow of the new 1O,500-
ton freighter at 3:45 o'clock in the
afternoon amid a large gathering
that included many naval officers.
Her only attendant was Miss Joan
Clark, of Marion, Pennsylvania.
The visit of Admiral James to the
yard was his second. The pre-
vious occasion being the launch
ing of the Tooth ship on May Is.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
N. c. POULTRY RANKS
FOURTH IN NATION

Raleigh - North Carolina's
rapidly growing poultry industry
now ranks 4th in the United
States and third in the eastern
part of the country, Prof. Roy S.
Dearstyne, head Of the poultry
department at State College, an
nounced
Pennsylvania ranks first among
the eastern states and North Car
DINA, while in their place, is vir-
tually in a tie with New York
state for second place, according
to a recent census.
| Dearstyne says that Tar Heel
poultry producers have shown a
gain of A per cent during the
past year and that the industry is
now worth more than so million
dollars.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
Conservation
Farming News
By J. T. McLAURIN

Sericea lespedeza has a bright
outlook on Raymond Francis
farm located at Smethport. Mr..
Francis cut around an acre on
July 80. The cutting operation
started around noon and by S o.
clock of the same day the hay
was racked and shocked, and rea-
dy to stack; but since the wealth
er did not look threatening, stack
ing was postponed until the
next morning at which time the
dry leaves would not shatter so
badly.
Mr.. Francis points out several
factors, which in his opinion, will
make serecea an important hay
crop in Ashe county, namely:
the quick curing ability, the abil-
lily to hold its original green COL
or after cured, the ability of the
plant to produce hay on a poor
upland soil, the ability of the
plant to Withstand dry weather,
and ability to come back from
same roots year after year and
not have to depend upon reseed-
ing.
Land preparation in the first
seeding has a great deal to dc
with success or failure of sericea
according to Mr.. Francis. The
land should be solidly broken
narrowed we'll, phosphate applied
and seed broadcast and covered
very lightly at the rate of Is tc
80 pounds sacrificed seed pei
acre,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-12
COASTAL BAN is NOW
frightened BY OFFICIALS

New York - The eastern de-
Tense command this week tight
ened regulations governing the
use of cameras on beaches and
other restricted areas from Maine
to Florida and added Virginia
Beach, Va, and Ocean City, Md,
to the restricted zones.
Under the ruling, effective this
week, persons other than military
personnel on duty will be barred
from the beaches from sunset to
sunrise.
A proclamation of Lieut.. Gen.
Hugh A. Drum, commander OF the
eastern defense command and the
First Army, prohibited the max
ing of ANY photograph, photo
graphic negative, sketch or other
representation" in a prohibited or
restricted zone unless authorized
by a service commander.