davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08
Netinka vadinti patriOtais

l.. f. vadovybe aple tas
akiplesiskas bolseviku pa
stangas pakenkti musu fon-
dui painformavo Americas
Lietuviu spauda. Tx be
reikalo il bolsevikus pava-
dino "Rusu patriotais', o
Lietuviskus parsidavel i u S
kaip Bimba, Mizara ir XII
ii - "Lietuviu kilmes Ru-
sais'. Vadinti bolSevikus
"Rusu patriotais'' yra klai-
dinga dviem atzvilgiais:
pirma, "patriotas" yra tel
giamas pozymis ir jokiu
budu negali butt pritaiky-
tas bolsevikui, kurs yra
moralinio issigimimo pavy-
zdys; antra, Rusu patrio-
tus ne kas kitas kaip tie
patys bolSevikai revoliuci-
JOS metu ir veliau ir iszude
ir dabar ju keliolika milijo-
nu tebelaiko koncentracijos
stovyklose ir marina nepa-
keliamais darbais. Tat ka
turejo BALI vadovybe teik-
dana bolsevikiskiems ban
ditams bel ju agentams Kill
nu patriotic varda NUNS ne
aisku. Ateityje butu geriau
JUGS tiesiog vadinti ''bolse-
vikais", O Lietuviskoji visuo-
meme :iau limos ka tai reis-
kia. Tick del principe.
Dabar keleta zodziu del
praktinio 10 igyvendinimo.
Bolsevikai nusistate
iszudyti Lietuvius
Mes zinome kad bolSevi.
kai yra nusistate iszudyt.
Lietuviu tauta ir kad jie ts
savo nusistatyma vykdo
zverisku tempu. Todel nors
faktas ir yra baisus, mes
turime i j drasiai ziureti
Strausas kisdamas galva
smell neissigelbsti is gre
siancio pavojaus. Lygia
taip ir mes, uzmerkdam
axis Lietuviu tautos zudy'
mui, neisgelbesime jos nuc
izsudymo.
Faktas kad bolsevika
neisileidzia uzsienio kores
pondentu j Pabaltijo kras
tus ir kad jie nesutinka kae
BALI atstovai patys isda
lintu pasalpa Lietuvos emo
mems, kaip tik patvirtins
bolsevikq uzsimojima isnai
knit Lietuviu, Latviq il
Estu tautas ir ju nora ia
nuslepti nuo Amerikiecil
liudininku akiq.
Tai betgi kaip tik paro
do kad mes Lietuvai skir
tos pasalpos jokiu budu ne
galime nesalyginiai atiduo
ii bolsevikams ir pasitike'
tt kad jie ia pasalpa isda'
lins Lietuvos zmonems.
Jei Americas Lietuvia
gausiai aukoia drabuzius
O National War Fund mu
su fondui skiria nemazas
sumas tai ne tam kad mes
apdengtume enkadevis t u
ir kitus komunistu bandi
tus. Visi tie istekliai skir
ii Lietuviu tautai, ir til
tam tikslui BALI If tur
teise juos panaudoti. {
vienintele priemone patik
rinti kad Lietuvos zmone.
tikrai BALI pasalpa gau
tu, yra patterns BALE at
stovams priziureti tos pa
salpos isdalinina. Tat je
tue tarpu, kaip is Breckin
ridge Long atsakymo ais
keja, Lietuvoje negali but
ivesta bendros sajunginin
ku kontroles, gal gi gal
butt bent ivesta prieziurs
kad bolsevikai Lietuviams
skirtos pasalpos neisgrobi
inetu? Juk tai nekliudo ka.
,,;r6Ynoc opara o;ioyoc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08

bOS L1etuval OrganlzaVlmu.
BALE siadien yra vienas
frankly kuriais kaip tik
labai gerai gall butt veda-
ma kova uz Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe il uz nemir-
tinas Lietuviu tautos teises.
Tiesa, aplinkybiu supuoli-
mu Maskvos banditai sia-
dien gall zudyti nekalta
Lietuviu tauta, kaip suvu
laiku Hunai, Vandalai ir
Totoriai zude Europos tau
tas, bet uztat mes visi savo
visomis proto ir valios jie-
gomis turime prizes ta tarp-
tautiniu nusikalteliu banda
kovoti ir niekuomet neuz-
mirsti kad turime reikalo
su zemiausios rusies ban
ditais. Ir kolei tie bandl
tai gyvuos ir bus uzeml
Lietuva tol bent kokia. pa
salpa L.ietuvai bus sunkiai
imanOma.
Iietuviu vienybes
reikalu
Dabar keleta zodziu del
Lietuviu vienybes. Kaip Ii
nome, Amerikos Lietuviu
Taryba visa laika skelbesi
esanti nesina vienybes We
lava. Betgi kai tautinin-
kai prizes keleta savaiciu A.
l.. Tarybai pasiule eiti is
vieno tai ALT vadai dave
nepalanku atsakyma, o p.
Grigaitis per Naujienas
eme skleisti kirsinancias
zinias. Pc kurio laiko CIR.
Sandaros Lapkr. IT d. mr.
D. 'Grigaicio pedomis pase-
ke ir p. Vaidyla. Girdi,
tautininkai siula vienybe ir
tue paciu laiku puola A.
L. Taryba, uzuot rimtai ta-
resi-.
Tuo tarpu yra zinoma
kad kaip tik PIP. Grigaitis
ir Vaidyla New Yorke
Spaliu m. ivykusiame ALT
veikeju suvaziavime griez-
ciausia pasisake prizes vie
nybe su tautininkais. Ju-
dvieju iniciatyva A. L. Ia
ryba, greiciausia, ir atsisa-
ke paskirti atstovus tauti-
ninku siulytiems pasikal-
bejimams. Tat ir kyla klau-
simas ka p. Vaidyla turejo
galvoje mmedamas ''rimtus
pasitarimus".
Kai tautininkai praSo pa
skirt atstovus tokens pa
sitarimams, A. L. Taryba
to nepadaro, O paskui p.
Vaidyla tautininkams pri-
meta kodel, girdi, jie tu pa
sitarimu nepradeda.
Kas gi del tariamu A. L.
Tarybos puolimu is tauti-
ninkq puses, tai kodel p.
Vaidyla nenurodo kane tie
puolimai gludi? Kaltinti
gi kitus puolimais nenuro-
dzius tu puolimu turinio
terra labai pigi polemika.
Tepaziuri p. Vaidyla j
keliu paskutiniu savaieiu
Naujienas ir jis isitikins
kad tautininku "puolimai''
terra Naujienu nepagrystQ
priekaistu ir tautininku
ideologu uzgauliojimu ,at-
remimas.
IS tn keliQ pastabu aiske-
ia kad didziausi Lietuviu
vienybes ardytojai yra pa
tvs ALT vadai. Jiems, ma
tyti, pirmoje eileje rupi is
likti savo vietose. 0 ka-
dangi visu Lietuviu vieny-
beje jie savo vadovauja-
mons pozicijoms iziuri tam
tikro pavojaus tai jie tos
vienybes ir nenori. Atseit,
kartojasi sena istorija, as
meniniai ir partiniai reika-
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(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygu, po $500.
Siuskit savo uzsakyma!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08

sUZ atliekamus taukus ku-
riuos seimininkes atidave ka-
70 reikalams, per pirmus 8 me-
nesius siu metu moterys gavo
virs 5 milijonus dolariu ir 250,-
900 raudonu punktu zenklukQ.
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ssIOJE salyje yra $3.50 re-
gistruotu ligoniniu kurios tu-
ri apie 1,650.000 low, suvirs
265,OO0 daugiau nuo 1912 m.
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's..=.~ LAISVA LIETUVA ~=-~~~
Musu Svarbieji klausimai

Penkh sdpmo Darb Ka
LitMnV Venyhi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-08

Virsuje- Corp. James H,
Mills, apdovanotas uz atsizy-
meiima karys. Apacioje, Col.
Hubert Zemke, atsizymejes la
kunas, numuses apie 20 Vokie-
ciu lektuvu, dabar negryzes is
zygio virs Vokietijos.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
BOX COMMISSIONER DEFENDS
BEAU JACKS PILOT ON RIGHT
OF FREE SPEECH AT HEARING

greatest drnmmers.
Right now Hampton Is envision-
ine move that viii be unprece-
denied for colored musicians and
band leaders He Is planning on
spending $4,000 Of the huge fcr-
tune he has earned in The last
eight years on his own recording
company. one hist will soon rival
the major outfits like Decca and
Okch ms Tar as Negro music IS
concerned He reckors rightly that
music IN The >cgro idion Is the
backbone Of The entire popular
music industry a creative conf
poser himself 10 plans 20 round
up all lbe topfishf writer's %
blues. jump tunes and others that
sell easily. and issue them under
the Hampton label Tor clsirlbu-
tion among the millions - VEN
doris located In white As we'll rs
colored communities
I'm keerine nv nose N that
hook" Hampton declared 'and !
know this idea Will come frne
All nv others have"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
RETIRED
PUGILIST
NOW COACH

ARMY AIR BASE. Salt Lake
CRY. Utah PVT Buddy McCrea.
x-miadleweisht pueps' who re-
tired from The ring in 1912 IS
now back into the realm n fgh'-
INK again this time as boxing
coach here for the base
Pvt. McCrea who had his first
professional fieh IN 1925 has
hcen a contender IN over 100
contests. and his records reveal
fis having won "a battles hy
KOS and % nv decision A. the
time ~ his retirement Tyi Nc
Crea was The untefea'ed welfer-
weight champion ~ Colorado
His most memorial Nights ne
recalls. we're with nick nemary
~ Minneapolis MIN. leading
middleweieht ~ five years ago
He was scheduled TO fight Henry
Armstrong IN 1899 but because
of hand injury suffered by Arm
strong during training period
Tho houi was cancelled
Pvt Mccrea IS very enthusias-
tic about the training the men are
receiving from him. and looks
forward 10 great season. ac-
corainc 70 INC Rom BAY Messen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
WESTMINSTER
LOSES TO
CAMP FIVE

CAMP REYNOLDS. Pa Record
INK one Of the biggest upsets Of
the current basketball season here.
the Camp Reynolds Indians post
basketball tenn. composed OF col
lcee and professional stars. thor
'onghly defeated Westminster coll
lege, si-f5. on home grounds re-
Gently
Paced by Pyt Clarence Ruiler
OF Murray State Teachers college.
whose % points took scoring hon
ors Tor the game The soldiers ran
W an early lead which they never
relinquished This was the second
engagement between these teams
the first gong to the collceiaies
s29 IN a contest played ~ New
Wilmington. Pa in November
Other members OF the Camp Rey-
nolds Indians are SCI Rob Lam
bert formerly Of Lincoln universe
IS. Pa and the famous Rcnais
sancc team cpl Marty Hart Of
Wake Forest college. NC P,t.
Alan Acker. the teams coach and
former Kingston colorals Club
played and PVT. Bob Kane OF Long
Island university. New york
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
KAPPAS AND
SICMAS GAIN
VICTORIES


Sigma and Kappa romped home
10 victory over their opponents
In the Fraternity league games At
the ST. antoine ~" last Satur-
day night. Sigma whipped Alpha
by the score Of ss-34 In the sec
ond game Kappa got away 10 a
hig lead on Omega and At the
end Of the gamc won with the
score 52-ss.
In the first game. II was nip
and-iuck affair from the first
whistle until The finish with Sig
ma winning from Alpha The play
OF Alpha was vast Improvement
over their last game Though they
could not win. their team work
was superb. and only The lack
OF some sharp shooters kept their
score down. wartman. Brlscoe and
Coleman were outstanding for the
losers.
In the second game Kappa
jumped out into the lead and
coasted 10 victory over omega.
the league champions Of last sea-
son. AZ the end Of the final half
22-li Omega staged a rally and
caught up AZ 2s-all Simpson,
Williams. Johnson. and Van Har-
gis then turned on the heat and
took charge Of the game. scoring
often enough 10 win easily. Ev-
ans, Hill. and e Hi left the
same by the foul route and hurt
The chances Of Omega Tho omega
team looked worse IN The game
than they have FOR q long time
but are capable Of playing better
hall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
SOLDIER WINS
SOUTH PACIFIC
BOXING TITLE

T. s AKMy ~ ttUi al.rfRs
sOtTH PAclflc 81 Jrrro J'f-
fers Of esli tunws a, ~
Chicago. H. sfoe = sHsa'ui.i
5a-second spo,s.a Nmly n,l
chuck Mark4soN Nasy s,a ia
tive ~ Sex tsie4onia n fAe Tour.
nanen' Of champions nee At Gua-
dairanal IN CHRISTINA night bee
%. 1913 fhe War deparment sn-
nourtea today
Corporal LETTERS was AWARDED rue
Aliee Faye Gold Medal donated ~
The film siar. emhiema'ic OF his
SUPREMACY Ia the hsavy~elrtr
ranks of ne lnAea Na,ons forces
IN ne Sou'h Pacific
The prestn ation az me medal
9as made ny Is comdr Gene Tin.
ney. farmer heaVyweirht hoxinr
champion ~ he World vho rs-
ferred 10 Cpl LETTERS As ~one ~
The finest amstelr heavyweight
boxers Il has been my privilege 10
observe in action
Prior 70 his victory over Mar
kusor. Corporal letters -cores 3
semi-fira round victory over Char.
ley Jackson former Nsw YORK
Golden Gloves champion who had
run up 4 airing Of nine conse
tive knockouls in service compe
tirion.
Ply aiming Corporal Jrf,srs
added the south pamfie teaes
weight 'iile 70 The championship ~
the Island on which 49, is a'ior4d
a cro1n he captured early m d.,
cember. II present plans material
ize he viii be member o. the
team which viii represent it,
South Pacific IN 4 proposed na'er
with The Service champions ~ she
Australian theaier a. operaiinas
Corporal LETTERS dubbed the
Butcher Boy by his followers De-.
cause n his ie'hal rieh' han,
punch has no aspirations towarr
a professional ring career eNr
pro fighting Tor me he sad sim.
! ply "a few more Service bouts
and then I'm going 20 hang up N.
gloves Tor good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
h, nov prLEIGHBUR

NEw YORK The right Of free
speech, fundamental American
i'm VAS ably defended here last
week when Or. G. y. Powell, FIRST
and only Negro 10 hold posi-
tion as boxing commissioner.
offered his minority opinion IN
the trial" Of Chick Werseies CO.
manager OF Beau Jack recognized
In New York state as lIehiweisht
champion Wereeles, a yolub.e
little chap had hecn called on
the carpet nv the douhletalking
chairman Il the New York State
Athletic commission Gen Phelan
vergelcs was supposed 70 tell
why he spou'cd ct The mouth
following the recent Beau Jack
I.nm Constantine fight AZ The Gar
den. irferrlne that some kind "
plot was afooi that brought Rel
cree Eddie Joseph 10 The roin ~
awarding. ( ont Of 10 rounds 20
Lulu IN y fight that could nave
heen Reau Jacks All the way
No band as large and famous
as Hampton had had as many
changes IN personnel and SILL
sounds The same Hampton has
crcatca hts own style restless
ALWAYS attractive impulsive.
pounding driving home a rhvih-
mic lesson and message that sets
the listeners afire Hampton ?
bundle Of rhythmic nerves. IS th'
spearheads He thinks whole nhrsses
ahead of the beat He imrroviseS
while The melody Is progressing
His ear Is as keen as rahhlts
for mances - sound that the or
binary music an would allow 70
escape Hamp On has three WAYS
Of attacking music-he plays his
vibraharp. the piano with two
fingers. and Is one Of the worlds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

A crack Negro auxiliary police
unit IS Included amons tho nine
companies Of Hillshorough Coun-
tvs Auxiliary Police force IN
Tampa Fla John " spencer d.
rector Of Auxiliary Police train
ing said IN his animal report 70
the office of Civilian Defense this
week OCD has announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
.Bowlers Enter
Tournament
Play Begins
February 3

With an entry list swelling each
and cvery day preparations for
the first annual national singles
match game championship tourna-
mcnf viii swne inio sc'lon Fob
Is and terminate Fob s The
matches Viii be rolled az Para
disc howl
The game VIII Start with a
q game preliminary on Thurs
day and the 10 LEADING rollers
viii compete IN Tho 451amc final
fr the match game champion
shin Tho tournament viii be a
60 rsnic test across ls alleys
TOP prize Tor this the riches
stake IN the history Of Negro
bowling VIII no $3.50 Second
prize. sS7s third sl7s: fourth
800 ard NTH, $50
In addition. he winner viii be
awarded beautiful trophy do
mated hy the Ford Motor COM
nany The winner Of second place
Will also be given trophy Do
naicd BY no Metropolitan Funeral
system Insurance There VIII he
other trophies
The winner ~ The preliminary
will win $50 md each ~ mo 10
viii he returned the s2- entry
Zoe
while Detroit VIII present a
formidable array % bowling al
ent. such rs George Rcrnct Frn-
est fRoois) FairfaS Ton Cor
don Robert Tavlor Naceo Kelley
John Collins Pierce Coleman and
MANY others there Will he capa-
hle competition coming from 9TH.
Or cities
New York Is sending sam MGR.
chan former member ~ rriars
Ale team who Is holding la4
average IN the Harlem lelrne:
Dr Suhhcal Anderson Gene vii
Hams. and Oscar Toncs Chicago
will he represented hv oscar Tiar-
rison Tommy Clark Reh Vii
Hams Merrill Thomas and Jack
Marshall
Cleveland Is sending p large
delegation headed nv Elmer Reed
Lucius Huntlev and others VIII
carry the colors FOR Toledo while
Kansas CITY hns no less than
eight entries And John Sims Is
representing Columbus. Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

KFFr RFcfsTFRFp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
y AIM xoNts
sso' W. Mi Tn. .I.rl..,

Nsw yoRk ANr, ~
| .o q osr Fre,ioa. eo,omn my. (" {
|,v,r. rave you heard pr
T., s. va fei' throughout New
+" ioer leading White
49, ' y eri'ers took ~ tho
IT,, lou 'ill recall that IN mn
L, =, T, ei'eu'ses what 7 formed
|r,. "'l''e' Fiaie loserh's IN.
\. , ,. IS tins official and
\, :, ' Z. oichiet werealos'
|,s'' !, ,..l poll'.' When Joseph voted
IA . 'O4''' for Lulu Constantine
|sr 0nss 70 'or 'rlearcui, win.
E 10 only I'D these ~rI,.r.
4, %. I" our iiile.piece on. ,,,, :
| AL s.,I' news renorfs would ,ena
NOV that even pr c r Pow low.
|s,l.. ''o'' o Tho boxing com.
Ea,,. heard also a lengthy
|, we appeared IN tho colun,rs wy !,
\ a, Daily News as well Nc
[., ss column Of stanley rrsn ~
sNrfer for no ron..,
|sv s',s Post Since The Dvews,,
|Os.u 'rlar' out tho part pr
IN, PLAYED IN the commits.
b No s' yum We herewith pub
I,s -, mos salient oxccrpts .,
'S,..,., mat article verbatim.
h. '',s'nT IN we'll chosen u,ord.
J n. I'm nm p phelan. chairman
Il =, boxing ., commission. ves ,,,~"
J n,s.'enle k werpeles tho milo,
b s,,s ''sh' champ Reau Jack
u 49,, warning after rece,v-
|u \. s :. from werreles
[s., u N no way. question:, ion ss ,hs
|sr.. Of the commissIon's o..
b. v. ne "ehastIsemen, con.
b. NJ r,, Powell spoke and .sr roa,
r. y sal's wcrseler ma, R nsu
~, , I, Ioseph's decision ~" ~
b. ~. p Lslu cousiantIno,' wo. '' >
:, '.' Cen Phelan. ,bon vas 49,
|. = ,., Ton thar point ana md" , 90.
b. s !, q. That i, NOT m N. 'r rnu
|pss,.'.'sl' hearing whe, ~. 'p VI
|s.'' 1Io"p'''ncs affects .'' Me- co o0-
IN 4. ''1 s. 10y future sss,r nm con.
~ decide decided later Since e"', Raan
|ro,,1.,. ''lved two of the, ,Ss , esau
y hrx.'s 'iss I sec no r. 'a'se
"'''' si'cussiou q ~ n. 800. ION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Bulldog Harris And Jake La Motta To Meet Again Fdau
SPORT FACTS
By JESSE T. HAUGABooK

,d;no 10 Ring magazine, bible of boxing and the
Ausrsatf.t authority Jack Sharkey former world
game En- Champion who is in England travelling
req Red Gross group 10 entertain the soldiers took
Es 6ch reels Of his bouts with Joe Louis and Jack
VIII, Wien asked just what he intended to do 70 add
Dsn s ,morale Of the Servicemen, Sharkey replied
ps "shou them these pictures and then give them
~ Since I'm the only fellow who fought both
,Id he best able to answer the oftrepeated ques-
,as ho was the greater fighter, Jack or joe was
lacked out by both and therefore am in good posi-
NV :" tel the Buys which hit the harder"
WV Then Jack went to say, when pressed for his
opinion !.
aver Jaw You can hit Joe with a left hook and
hurt him or even drop him but when you hit Dempsey
ab the same type punch, nothing happened II
IL thet I'd wager that Jack Dempsey would knock
.a Joe Louis both in their prime and that he would
doa in jity
men in the various where have exhibited my
6ght films and ecured and the vote to date is about
eighty per cent for Jack to score rJoe. Only at
Two regiments. both of which composed wholly
ofNegroes did Joe get the nod"
ST Joe lo4is and company ended their exhibition
|br d aymy camps al Fort Bragg. NC. last week Joe
Twill s Oh forceng tour and expects pick up about
la aard Jnm, Edgar Ray Robinson and Jackie Will
|yr ne other part Of the exhbitonistS viii try to land
|1ns professional engagements For packed house at
|Onpa MEX Ionde> would do well to bring Joe Louis
las referee and either Of the above named trio and presto
|ogl haze 70 tlri away the crowd.
osSe Han, u be making his first start since he was
Knocked oa rs Frt2ie Zivc at Pittsburgh Most obsery-
er seen q think 0S~ie viii have much better chance
sgairS LsNotia: Olympia Friday night than he display
Id against the cagey Iivc.
With The bowling tournament at the Paradise Bowl
Plated start Feb and last through Feb local bowcrs
Pre- keeping p condition by turning out in great numbers
Etihe Paradise Forest club Dixie Bowl and Palmer Bowl
rss reason --'op prize in the tournament is $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

fContInued on paEe V
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
BEATING THE GUN

.ter. After all even the United
states supreme court Justices see
things differently when making 81
decision" Is 81 small wonder fans
that as recent rs IL wears ago
New York writer's ~ sports re-
Continued on page l2)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-28

."S, d"N IT, buy t@Ss amt fAe A.Sh-
way p"'i,. has Indicated 1t VIII Bear
U1"h 'ISat hta\ity on any users ~
t,a ''Ia after mIoaIlht OF january
81. lac ne" )3&> Vent on sale de-
s'h.'c' L. Ias officials jalnN N'Aty
days -N sufficient "iteHaN Ipi BUY
4's time.
=
lttAhI hhN-AIaaG about tins
! '."1 'I the year, As the old aIm@n.nF
used 4. say. you may expect a foot
81 new CHARTERS tor corporations.
Businesses are getting their houses
uEdcf Ior the ne" yea. SIN caut-
te.s We're tIIea IN The secretary %,
9tatcs office the last day IT wa
open before Christmas and three the
tIIs' day II was opened after the
aaudaN~ some o. them eN.tcntN
cNFosel representations and changes
gI name for essentially the same
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-28

T s believed that EStonians came
~riginally from the Ural mountains,
between Europe and Asia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-28

to paying for additional copies Of The
m~ap-card. However, the suggestions
we're not very we'll received. 50 il
looks like there just won't be any
more of the Christmas cards, (NeNt
year the boys will devote a 10. Of
time to getting out a good card
and it won't be halt as popular.l
Evening star., 1944-02-16
Births Reported

Fl9yd and Elsie Auld; girl,
Ahorndhe A1aT5 aad and 1rms Bs Rsach r gr
M5lam Ybnmsa and and Haze E1s}e Rrtg Bridges boy.
Joseph and Leontine Carino, girl
Arabia and Doris Cayton, boy.
Edward and Mary Chicca, boy
Lloyd and Ginger. Cotton. girl
Murray and Sylvia Friedman, girl
Adolph and Alma Fugeitt girl
Harold and Dorothy Gidden. boy.
Charles and Alice Grannon. boy
Paul and Jean Hawkins girl
samuel and Ruth HaWksworth, girl.
Claude and Gladys Hoskins, boy.
sse,n5amin s,r1nrt,, snd snd Nd N4a Howard; girl
kodmaD kos3n9 and and Ft5sr ETeas bo2 boy
Paul and Louise NORM. girl.
George and Louise McClosky, girl
ndsTck Ws4d ana snd Md1sd boy
NdIaa Wi5Iam al aPd ad{4 Emm, oss son5sndsS: boy.
John and Edith Pullar, boy.
John and Virginia Rice, boy.
John and Virginia Rofe. boy.
Carl and Grace Ruleman, boy
Robert and Ollie Smith, girl
Asriel and Shirley Taragin, boy
GGeo5ge ed and and tdIsh Hidred Taylor boy.
James and Eleanor Thibadeau, boy.
Francis and Luella Tinkham, boy.
Roger and Dorothy Wheeler. boy
Harbard and Georgia Youngbl girl
Andrew and Georgiana Barnes, boy.
Carlton and Edith Brooks girl
Edward and Geraldine Dent, girl.
Llnwood and Emma Henderson, girl.
Dawson and Dorothy Gardiner, boy.
Willie and Mamie Kelley, boy.
Joseph and Helen oliver girl.
Alex and Shirley Peterkn, boy
REGINALD and Martina Puryear boy.
Andrew and Lola Spurgeon, boy.
John and Mary Tate, girl.
Evening star., 1944-02-16
Legion Says House Poll
Shows 121 Back lis Bills

The American Legion is polling
Representatives to determine how
many favor its Omnibus Bill Of
Rights" to aid veterans returning
from the present war. During the
last two days, 209 House members
have been surveyed. OF these, 121
favor the proposal, 66 probably"
are for it, and % are -committal,
Francis M. Sullivan, Legion ma
tional legislative director, reported
Senators also will be polled, he said
The program includes educational
work, expansion of disqualification
and rehabilitation systems and as
sistance in obtaining homes, jobs
and farms for discharged service
men and serviceWomen to aid their
transition from military to civilian
life.
Thus far, seven bills to gain these
ends have been introduced in the
House and referred to the Com
mittee on World War Veterans
Legislation. In the Senate, SIM
liar bill has been introduced jointly
by II Senators. Four other SEN
ators have said they expected to
offer amendments to it, Mr.. Sui
hvan said.