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Evening star., 1943-02-21

Il very much like Previous experispe.
my position as proved unnecessary;
Hosless, Whlch l registration in Lewis
obtained through National Place ment
your school The Service free of exfra
work is most en- cost. Many Lewis grad
1oyabie and am uates. both young and
RECEIVING good mature, holding pre-
salary with fuH ferred positions every-
maintenance. where. Quick promotion,
Mrs. c. B Fleming hne living. luxurious
x,. surroundings. MANY
mend hotel trainirg-giye nreferanes ~
trained people Lewis course now, IN ~
27th successful year 49, 40
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
Get out OF humdrum routine into a field
Lhat teems with opportunity, diversion and
human interest. Write telephone or call
t0eay iod for, for information about this faseinat-
Certified Employees Plan under which we
guarantee TO your employer that you'll
make good when placed. Glass limited
res1Straticns coming in fast-so ACT TO.
DAY! Ask for Mr.. Brown.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL
"a Ave- and 23rd st. Phone: ME. aaa2
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Eklsaa.Asa5 .|IlI.I7IN

q 90 d positions for
t r a ! n e d people in
Hotels. Clubs, Apart
ments and Institutions.
NOW U. S, Wartime
Housing. Food and
Recreation Projects
mean greater oppor-
tunities than ever be-
lore. You can qualify
in a few short months.
EVENING CLASSES
NOW FOR MIN G.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
BY MRS. T. {. ELLETT,
President. D. c. Congress-
Of Parerts and Tnarhnrs

Tomorrow, the birthday anniyer-
sary of George Washington. will
usher in one of the most important
weeks in our history Schoolhouses
will suspend their normal activities
three days this week i'll order that
householders may register for ra-
ton book 2, emitting them to buy
canned and preserved foods.
Many members of the PTA will be
assisting the teachers of the city
in this registering process. which is
only fitting and proper, for surely
it is a cooperative job. Undoubted-
ly Mr.. and Mrs. Washington will
appear promptly to register their
families. receive their ration books,
and thereby be legally entitled to
purchase a given quantity of canned
or preserved food within a specified
period
Food Values Important.
Along with this new era in food
purchasing will have to be inteli-
gent understanding of food values.
Housewives will, of necessity, have
to learn how 10 buy in order that
their families may receive the most
nutrients in the foods they may be
entitled to purchase. For instance,
they should know the relative food
values of can of corn, tomatoes,
peas, green beans, lima beans and
so forth.
Mrs. Ola Day Rush. head OF the
department of homemaking in the
public schools, whose department is
working overtime to provide work
able program covering all of these
innovations, announces she will fur
nish instructors for classes in food
value information if the request is
made for such instruction. Mrs.
Rush believes that four or five ses-
sions will cover the subject thor
oughly and she invites any group
of women in the city to take ad-
vantage of this offer. She may be
reached at her Office in the old
Ross School Building. the telephone
in which is a branch of National
5000.
And while we are on the subject
of rationing it might be we'll to
mention the classes in clothes con-
serVation which Mrs. Rush is also
ready to establish. These classes
will run for about IS weeks, with a
two-hour lesson each week, and
the members will be given instruc-
ton in clothes repair, remodeling
and dressmaking. Again, such
classes may be established by get
ting in touch with her.
Change Difficult.
1t is a little difficult to gear the
homemaker's thinking to food and
clothes rationing. other than that
indicated by the economic status OF
the family, for the United States of
late years has been an extravagant
Nation and the lessons in economy
are hard to learn. We have wasted
millions of dollars worth of natural
resources, because apparently we
have had an inexhaustible supply
We have wasted food because there
has been no dire necessity; we have
wasted clothing and clothing mate
rlals because we could always buy
more if we had the money.
But this war is compelling econ
only, whether we like it or not. No
matter how much money we may
have We shall be unable to purchase
many items which heretofore were
ours for the price. Therefore, the
sensible thing to do is to adopt the
habits of thrift which our forefa-
theirs were compelled to practice, to
make the utmost of what we have.
to do without when it is necessary:
Evening star., 1943-02-21
YMCA News

The Central YMCA has scheduled
the following events for the week;
Mems Department.
To-day, 9:l5 am, Java Club, with
breakfast for serylcemen; 4 pm, at
home for servicemen.
Tomorrow, $50 am, staff confer
enCe.
Tuesday, 7:45 pm, Bible Glass; 8
2 m, Community Bible Class, Met
ropolitan Baptist Church.
Wednesday. 1915 pm. Young Peo-
pies Conference Committee lunch
con: 7-8 pm, basket ball; g pm,
Checker Club, community sing for
civilians and servicemen, led by
YMCA Glee Club.
Friday 7-8 pm. basket ball; 8
pm, forum. The Birth Of Our
Liberties Dr.. Fred Taylor Wilson,
speaker.
Saturday, sos pm, YMCA Sun
Gay School Hour. radio station
WINK. John c. Bryan. speaker;
80 pm, games for servicemen; 9
pm- servlCemens dance
Boys Department.
Tuesday, AIS pm, Town Council;
1918 pm, Girls Auxiliary.
Thursday, 7 pm. Chess and
Checker Club and Red Cross first
aid.
FRIDAY. $50 pm. town meeting;
: 80 pm, George Williams Hi-Y
Club
Saturday, $50 am, movies; $50
am, Junior Club. 10 sc am. In
termedlate Club; II am, Stamp
Club, ll;30 am, wood shop and
Prep Club; noon. musical program;
u 80 pm. movies and Leaders
Corps; l:30 pm, clay modelling and
junior Photography; 2 pm, An
nouncers Club, 230 pm, model
making; $50 pm, movies and
senior photography.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Special Board of Trade
Meeting Set for Friday

The Washington Board of Trade
will hold special meeting for its
full membership At 8 pm. Friday at
the Mayfower Hotel, it announced
yesterday The extra meeting has
been scheduled, it was said. because
OF the cancellation OF the annual
midwinter dinner.
Arrangements for the meeting
have been placed IN charge of the
Membership Committee. The meet
ing chairman will be Garrett A.
Pendleton.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Benjamin Franklin University

3 IIoo l6ta st. NV. at L. RE. 2262.
t,g ning courses lead to f, c. S. degree train
.s,unS IN private business and Government service
tneh 70 executive posts reauiring knowledge of
anon n prepare for public accounting prac-
one-Near post graduate course leads to M q 6
uueeauonaL Ask for Both Year Book. New account
Evening star., 1943-02-21

in fact, to be in all things respon-
sible citizens shouldering whatever
share of war necessity may be ours.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. Ian, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wdit three tuU days and
rece1Ue their license on the fifth
ddy' Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Inventory Controls
Speed Delivery Of
Aircraft Steel
At Least Two Months
Clipped From Time,
Red Tape CUT
By he Assnciated Press

NEW YORK, March lO,-Elimi-
nation of critical shortages Of air
craft steel were indicated today by
reports that at least two months had
been clipped off the time required
from the start of raw materials for
aircraft until the finished plane IS
flown away from the factory
The speedup was reported in the
Iron Age, which said that lack of CO.
ordinated planning in alloy steel dis
trlbution, shortsighted ordering
practices of the aircraft industry,
plus, paper work confusion, had
created numerous temporary short
ages of aircraft steel.
Through tighter inventory con-
trolls" the magazine said, the pool
ing Of small orders. the adequate
stocking of 26 strategically located
warehouses, the use OF reserve ton
nages and the elimination of some
red tape, plus other steps. it is
hoped that the mess may be straight
ened out
IF al goes we'll about 95 per
cent Cl all aircraft steel melting
schedules will be fixed firmly by the
first Of each month, with the re-
mainder left open for aircraft sched-
uling unit emergency orders.
meanwhile shortages of alloy
steels arc forcing more and more
substitutiOns in fields other than
aircraft. The ankautomotive CEN
ter at Detroit, for example, has de-
vised a system to expedite Substi-
tutionS when a manufacturer finds
it impossible to obtain the desired
alloy steel
Examinations of captured Ger
man tanks shows that the Nazis
have also been making many sub
stitutionS and using armor which
consists simply of heat-treated car
bon steels.
In the steel industry this week
orders are much heavier with rail-
road cal and locomotive builders
placing commitments and users Of
plate and alloy rounds specifying
freely"
Steel operations continued at 100
per cent of capacity, the magazine
said.
United States Steel Sets Record.
February shipments of finished
steel products of subsidiaries of the
United States Steel Corp. totaled
1881 ,592 net tons, the largest amount
ever shipped in any February in the
company's history.
Shipments in January amounted
to 1896, ,993 net tons and in Febru-
ary, 1912, they totaled 1.616587.
Shipments in the first two months
Of l943 also were a record for such
period at 3337,535. against $780,
480 in the like months of 1912.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Washington Produce

,BUTTER---AA solid pound prints, 51l.;
AAA, pound prints, .52N4; A solid pounds,
5034 A u pounds 5134, B solid pounds
30I4; B pounds, 5ll4; butter chips and
LIVEsTOCK-Calves, Is; spring lambs
From Food Distribution Administration
Prices paid net fob Washington:
EGGS-Market STEADY. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations March 100 Whites U. S.
extras, large, 39-40. average. 40 u S
extras. medium. 36-31: average. 81: U. S.
standards, large, 3i-38, average, 3712; U.
Browns, .. S. extras. large 3s-39: aver
age, 3S12; U. S. extras, medium, 36-37;
average, 81; U. S standards large. 3t-3S;
average, 81: U. S. standards. medium 30
U. S. trades. "a 35 average. 34l2 Nearby
nngraded eggs, current receipts whites, "a
30; mixed colors, "a. Receipts, Govern
LIVE POULTRY-Marke firm Fowl col
ored, 45 pounds, 81; roosters. 5la pounds
%. fIyers 3-4 mounds. Dol.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

the whole civilian population have
not moved more rapidly toward an
all-out effort is that we have relied
almost entirely on voluntary CO.
operation. This voluntary cooper
alton would work with a large part
Of our population as soon as they
clearly understood the need for it.
But the effect of the recalcitrant or
thoughtless few is so great upon
the minds and efforts of others that
l am convinced that the only way
to accomplish the result which We
must all reach is through a gen.
eral service act. This has proved
true in England and l believe it is
now true here
The issue between the proponents
OF the Army program and its critics,
in my opinion, largely narrows down
to this difference. The leaders of
the Army are trying. by shortening
the var. to save the lives Of thou
sands Of young Americans-lives
vital TO the future OF this country
The opponents Of the Army program
are trying to avoid present trouble
the inconvenience and relatively
minor sacrifices which should be
involved in more thorough and
drastic reorganization of our in
dustrial and civilian life for the
remaining period of this war. I
firmly believe that when the true
situation is understood by the Amer
ican people there will be no doubt
as to their decision. Even if, as
Lincoln said in 1862, they have not
yet truly realized what it means to
be at war, they will soon do So
And when they have done so they
will be ready to make any sacrifice
for victory.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Chicago Grain
TODAY S SALES.
lRnnnrted IN Dnilnrr

CHICAGO, March 10 lP-Tnterest
Jagged in the grain pits today and prices
declined moderately in rather slow trade.
Wheat was down about - cent at one time,
but steadied and recovered on commission
house buying. Otner grains followed the
bread cereal.
Traders said there was some selling of
wheat, here, against purchases at Min
ncapoliS, where the market was steady
ports from the Southwest indicating less
grain is being redeemed from the Gov
declines
Wheat closed H.-ss lower: May. 1.46ss-
=: July. 1.46s47s; corn was unchanged
a. ceilings: May. 90: BATS declined 1a-Is
and rye was unchanged 10 IA higher
Evening star., 1943-03-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March 10 ,Fo-Cotton
today and recovered most Of Tie losses
on trade price f&ine associated with Gov
ernment textile orders
On the sell off prices dropped 20 cents
a bale. rejecting uncertainty over the
hnal passage of the Pace bill and fears
the rise in prices might encourage the
release OF G. c. c. cotton stocks
Late quotations were 10 to % cents a
bale lower March. 20 81; May, 20.l7
Futures closed Is to SIS cents bale
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, March 10.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today declined to 10649
Previous day, 106.55 week ago, lO6 80:
month ago, 1O4 81; year ago, 97.32.
l943. 1912. l942. l93a-4O.
High 1066S 1892 a5 u 7s25
Low - 103 43 1854 77O3 631S
Ga26 average equals 1000
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at ii,
80 at Al
National Savings & Trust Co-34
at 205.
Capital Transit Co.-50 at 31la.
Washington Gas S. pfd.-lO at 1Ol.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Cash wheat. no sales. Corn. No yell
low, .O2. No. =, .0Il2: No. 4. q1ta-f on
sample Grade, yellow ell 90; No 4 white,
-; sample grade, white, %. Oats No /
mixed 64 a34 Nc. white, 65l2 Barley,
mailing, SS1 06, nominal: feed 72-S9'
nominal. Soybeans sample grade yellow
I:hl a FIELD seed, per hundredweight,
nominal Timothy, 4.15-o.0O: alsike
= .00-26 90; fancy red top, 725-75: red
clover. 20 :00-25 .O0 sweet clover, T. So
$50. alfalfa, 81 5000 90
Evening star., 1943-03-10
NEW YORK. March 10 LP,,-
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA March 10 tP.-The
Securities Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd d-lot
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for March Q: 4,53l pur-
Chases, involving l21,iSa shares; 4.OSi
sales. involving l13,32l shares, including
4 short Sale, involving l4%6 shares
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Freight Loodinqs

NEW YORK. March 10 LP,.-Reyenue
freight cars handled by railroads reporting
today for the week ended March & included
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Rates Of dividends in the
FOREGOING table are annual
disbursements based on the
last quarterly or seml-an-
nual declaration. Unless
otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not in
cluded. a Also extra sr
extras. d Cash or stock.
e Paid last year. t Payable
in stock, e Declared or paid
so far this year. h PAYABLE
in Canadian funds. kAc-
cumulated dividends paid OF
declared this year. WV with
warrants. XIV Without war
rantS.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
lddlins, spot. .a6n.
New Orleans Prices

New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS, March 10 ,Pl-Cotton
futures declined here today under selling
STIMULATED by uncertainty over farm price
LEGISLATION; Closing prices were steady, i ),
TO 30 cents a bale lower
Evening star., 1943-03-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

NOTE
Quotations Incomplete Due
to Ticker Trouble
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Amer Tel e. Tel 90 l42
y < " Steamboat stsa7b % Y36 Yd 13355 .-
POI Eec Pow So pfd o. ll5ia 80.
wash Gas 1t com u D1p Il .5o} ,5o0' ~. it. Isl.
Wash Gas 1t Gu CIV pf $50 % 94n -
Wash Ry & e. com (a9 .0o) b50O 500
Wash Ry & El pfd o. bl13E
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Buy bonds. Give up that trip you
had planned and give a bomber a
trip to Toxic
Evening star., 1943-03-10
National Savings at POS.

National Savings 81 Trust Co.
stock appeared in the Washington
Stock Exchange sales today for the
first time this year, "a shares NOV
ing at 205, unchanged from the last
1912 transfer.
Fifty shares of Capital Transit
sold at 31l2, unchanged; 40 shares
of Mergenthaler Linotype came out
at Al eX-divdend, unchanged. and 10
shares Of Washington Gas IS pre-
ferred commanded l01, unchanged.
Directors of the North American
Co have voted to redeem $4,000 900
3@4 per cent debentureS on April Is
at lO2 and accrued interest.
G. G. Murphy sales in February
were 252 per cent ahead of February
a year ago.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Allotment Again Exceeded.
Auditors Section to Meet.

Mlllard 5. Yeatman, auditor of
the Hamilton National Bank, will
lead a forum on bank operating
problems at the March meeting of
the auditors section of the District
Bankers Association tomorrow eve
ming at the Lee Sheraton Hotel,
starting at o'clock.
The Equitable Life Assurance So
clety of the United States is dis
trlbuting the annual report today.
in the form of a booklet entitled
Your Policy" 1t presents the facts
in an unusual way and has many
illustrations.
The Washington office of South
ern Pacific Lines has received word
that the road has Just ordered 20
giant steam locomotives, to cost s5,-
000 900, to meet increased traffic
needs.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

'Ex dividend. books closed. tPius ex-
tras. aPaid SO far this year. e2Ho extra.
hS5 extra k20c extra. mS1 80 extra.
pPaid in 1912. yS10 extra.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS
O.. Wy -, 80.
STOCKS.

Ter RI & W Cp Isl I las 1913 1857 -
Evening star., 1943-03-10
I Ire INSURANC
MISCELLANEOUS

Carpet Corp t2 .00) ~ 81
Garfnckel com C7O) Sia 81,
Garhnck 6fc Gu Cv pf q 5o) 26 cs
Lanston Monotype t+1.0ol 81
lincoln SerV com Il .25) Ill il
lincoln Serv 7fc pr pf 90 SOD '364 -
Mergenthaler Limo tp5 .O0D 40 4i1
Natl Mtge e. Inv pfd (35)-- 4A
Peoples DR. com new tpl 25) rs
Real Est NJ q G pfd Goo ~
Security Storage Ga 65 III :
Ter Ref & VIII Corp d. So so w.
Wdwd & 10th com tp2 30) 80 35
Wdwd & Lothrop pfd 90 1lS
'Ex-dividend. bBooks closed. tpius ex-
Evening star., 1943-03-10

The first point to be borne in mind
about this system of training is that
the whole structure is complex and
Interrelated. Men are taught in
a large number Of different kinds
Of schools for different purposes Of
warfare. For example, in the ground
forces there are special schools for
infantry, artillery, tank warfare,
anti-alrcratt gunnery anti-tank
gunnery, Signal Corps work with al
It's ramifcatIons of scientific Spe-
ciallties, mechanics schools, quar-
termasters schools and many more.
In the Air Corps exists a similar
large group Of different schools for
different purposes and specialities.
The number Of the graduates Of
Evening star., 1943-03-10
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES

Amer Sec & Tt Co CeS) ISL
Bank of Bethesda (v.75) 80
Capital $50 ---- 10
Com & Savings (y10 OO)--- 325
Llnerty tF6l --------.--- III 200
Lincoln th5) oO0 81
Natl Saw & TT "a OOJ 2O3
Pr Georges Bk & TT II .OO) 90 "a
riggs t1n) ------- $50
Riggs pfd (5l ---.. 10o 1O4
Washington t6) 100
Wash Loan & TT (eS) 200
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10
KAIP PHLADELPHIJOS LIETUVIAl RENE PIRMA LlETU-
VlU sKRIDIMA. PER ATLAkTlKA LlETUvok

POST. Sis faktas uzmuse vi
sas abejones tarpe Lietuviu.
Juose uzsidege dziaugsmas ir
pasididziavimas. Dabar linke-
ta tik kad jie laimingai paste
ktu savo tikslo.
Dziaugsmo ir sykiu baimes
apimti Lietuviai, visi seka lai-
krasciu zinias ir radio prane-
Sinus - laukia ziniu apie la
kunu kelione. Neapsakytas ne
kantrumas ir nervu itempi-
mas, geismas zinoti kur ir kaip
sekasi musu orc karzygiams.
Kada jau turejo butt per-
skride, pranesimai dar Wis tik
huvo migloti, neaiskus. Kar-
tais pranesa kad vienas ar XII
tas plaukiantis laivas juroje
pastebejo orlaivi, bet nezinia
kokis. Kitos zinios skelbia kad
Lituanica buvo matoma skren-
dant pro Anglijos sauszemi,
siaurrytu hnkui. Taip visa
laika neaiskumai ir miglotos
zinios torturavo-kankino Lietu-
vius likusius Amerikoje, Xxi
nepasieke patti baisioji zinia
apie ju tragedija.
Liepos II, Angliska spauda
ant pirmutiniu puslapiq juodo-
mis- raidemis pranesa kad Da-
rius ir Girenas, du Lietuviai
lakunai, kurie isskrido is New
ko j Kauna, sutiko tragiska
mirti Vokietijoje, prie Soldino,
netoli slenkscio savo tevynes.
81 zinia sukrete kiekviena
Lietuvi ir Lietuve, sena ir jau-
na, Xxi giliausiu sielgrauzu. -
Baisi naujiena.
81 liudna zinia pasieke visus
sluogsnius ir visas Lietuviu
bakuzes. Visi Lietuviai sird-
persos apimti liudejo tu mar
siu lakunu. Giliai sujaudinti
liko ir tie kurie abejotinai ziu-
rejo visa 81 darba = Dariaus
ir Gireno kompetentiskuma il
pasisventima. Juos apverke
visi, 0 atrnintyje jie paliko ne
uzmirstini, neisdildomi, kaip
tas Egipto Sfynksas per tdks-
tancius metQ!
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10

sVOKIECIU laikrasciai da-
re didziausia reklana is to
kad Geguzes menesi Lietuvoje
buve grazinta nuosavybes so
zmoniu.
Ta proga Vokieciu generali-
mis- komisaras Kaune surenge
propagandines iskilmes, kuriQ
metu jis iteikes nuosavybes
dokumentus SO ukininku If nG-
mu savininku. Komisaras sa-
vo kalboje vartojo tokius 70
dzius kaip "svenciausiu nuosa-
vybes teisiu" ir "Lietuviu te-
vynes" gynima bel panasiai.
Esa, jeigu iksiol nuosavybe ne
galejus butt grazinta tai tik
del "techniniu priezaiciu" -.
Tie nuosavybes grazinimo
dokumentai, taciau, spausdin-
ii vien tik Vokieciu kalba.
Is viso iksioliniu VokieciQ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10

Ka biblija mokina, ar yra
kokia Wits issikelbejimui is
tos nelaimes ir netvarkos j ku-
ria pasaulis dabar ipuole? Ar
yra kokia teisybe? Yra daug
vietu sventrastyje mokinan-
ciu kad sulyg Dievo prisakymo
pasaulis turi pirma pereiti per
didziausia vargu ugni = pirm
negu zmones gall tiketis savo
pageidavimo geros valdzios lr
rannybes ir uzganedinimo. 81
ia mintis yra isreiksta musu
tekste: Agai 2:6-7, nes taip
sake Dievas aukstybeje: Oar
tik mazas tebus laikas ir as
suiudinsiu visas tautss lei ka-
ralystes kruvon susauksiu ma
no kersta ant ju islicti, mes VI
sas svietas bus sudegintas ug-
rimi Dievo kersto. Ugnis rel
skia anarkiia. Sventame raste
Zepanijos $3.50 tss issipildo:
Dabar mes nation kad visas
nasaulis dega ir badu mirsta.
Klausimas kodel Dievas talp
kersina pasauliui? Atsakymas
tckis: kad pasaulis atmete Die
vo Drisakymus ir prisisavlno
nnirtino znogaus svetirnus die
vus garbinti. vietoje savo Su-
tvertoio; issiplatino baisi sau-
mvlyste pasaulvie tarp zrlo-
niios. Delto Dievas sunaikins
81 relaha pasauli ir isteigs sa-
vo karalvste ant aemas, kurlos
'ncs prasom per 10 simtu me.
tn: Ateik karslyste Tavo, bul
Tavo valia kaip dang'lie talF
! ir ont zemes. Tada bus ra
nnybe ir nzsiganadinimas visa
mo nasanlvie, Brangus drau'
| gai peroikit j Dievo n''se. mu
! 81 k"~alians Jevous Kristaus
i Skelbia Nm. S.. K 1150 E
.I76 ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
I (Ske1bimas''
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10

okupantQ elgesio matyti kad
Sis nuosavybes grazininas pa
darytas tik propagandos tiks-
lams.
KAUNE, Vokieciu laikrastis
skelbia savaime nepatikina Ii
MIA, kad is 1900 prekybos
imoniu Pabaltijo "generaline-
Sc srityse', virs puse jau esq
grazinta privatiniams emo
mems. Bet nep2sako kan sios
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VOkIEClU komisariatO ze

mes ukio taretas Froelich pa
rase Kauener Zeitung straps
nj apie Lietuvos gyvuliu uki.
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