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The union times., 1944-09-02
Teamsters' Board
 Favors Roosevelt

Meeting in Chicago on the eve of the AFL executive councils quarterly session, the Intl. Bro. of Teamsters executive board unanimously indorsed Pres. Roosevelt for a fourth term.
 The IBT's decision was announced by Pres. Daniel ]. Tobin during a press conference at which AFL Pres. William Green discussed results of the AFL councils first session. After Green told reporters he couldn't say what political action the council would take, Tobin made known the IBT in dorsement of FDR, pointing out that the teamsters was the largest union in the AFL.
 Tobin also pointed out that although there are some Republicans on the IBT board, the fourth term resolution was carried unanimously. The IBT indorsement was considered an indi- cation that pro-Roosevelt AFL leaders would press for outright indorsement of the fourth term by the AFL execu- tive council
The union times., 1944-09-02
Labor Day Broadcasts

Two important Labor Day broad casts are scheduled this weekend. On Sunday, Secretary Treasurer George Meany of the A.F.L. will speak over CBS (WABC) from 1:30 to 1 AS PM.
 On Monday, Labor Day, President William Green will speak over WEAF from 12:30 to 1 PM.
The union times., 1944-09-02
Army To Free Men
 When Germans Quit

When the Nazis run up the white flag, between 100000 and 100000 men will be released from the armed forces, 1t was disclosed this week by Major General Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director.
 In speech at Denver, Hershey said the man entitled to go home first is the man with the longest service and combat experience.
The union times., 1944-09-02

Mention THE UNION TIMES when shopping, and help Labor's Own Paper grow.
The union times., 1944-09-02

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The union times., 1944-09-02

". We believe that demo- cracy's future shall and must be even greater than its past. And to the future we pledge all we have to give.''
 From "A Creed for Americana
 by Stephen Vincent Benet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
House Dates 70 1888

CHESTER PA. Jan ] INSl
The oldest Eulli~h-buIl house u
Pennsylvania the Caleb Pussy
residence built an 1853, is reported
n bad condition because of meg
lee, II outdatcS Independence
Hail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

is the tlrSt actress since
Lillian Gish TO have that
haunting, elusive quality.
Also, she must have the
benefit of extra special cast
ing. She is not adaptable 10
the average run-ot-the-mlll
screen fare.
OF the men. 7 predict an actor
YOU haven't Yet seen, Gregory
Peck, viii be- the hero OF the
year. Peck has the finest array
Of pictures lined mp for him of
any actor including The coveted
keys OF the Kingdom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Betty Hutton in Top 10

Betty Hutton happy go-lucky
queen of 1--WE should 20 v5t
up ON the box office lists. lands
ING within tho sacred circle oC
the First TO-" l don't See how
anything can stop Betty she's
in tune with Our times
believe there viii be- icWor
war pictures and more tnmedics
made. Big musicals. featuring
swing bands. VIII continue popu-
lar. But intimate comedies built
around timely topics l>uch as
The More the McrricrJ VIII
be in the ascendant MaHy fine
religious films with spiritual
-rTCnT VII ~ T177T'T-
Greer Carson Viii continue to
KIN honors Ion >hp-haN-uatH+-
tine stories in her lineup incIud-
lng Nh, ParknI,or and N4I-
les of Decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
eGoueM ORa,,oous
IN HOLLYWOOD
Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck
Picked as Film Stars for 1914
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. /.

GAZING into private crystal ball at the start of this
phrase from Drew Pearson predictions of things TO come
Jcnnifer Jones stops hiding her head in the sand md
dramatzng private troubles she will be top She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

pleasant little game that will give you
every day. II numerical designed TO spell out
the letters FIRST IL the number
more subtract II the number less than
your key number Start the upper left
rectapge every OF
right Then the the letters under
the checked figures give you. I-2
COPY night is5 nv Miller Distributed by King Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

.ha crew h4od Frank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-09

developed a d4ry herd which
gave INN returns of $I876 in
I94t
Elizabeth. daughter Of Bonnie
/ Nomb.e. lives on a lO0-acre
farm and Is a senior in high
school On a half-acrc garden
she produced p kinds of vcce-
tables worth $452. She vas
named outstanding camper IN the
I344 Nash County All Club
camp and Won five seconds and
seven hrsts on vegetables at the
county fair.
Ma1cclcne, daughter of John A.
Simmons, had d thrce-acre gar
den With marketable okra, Do
tatocs and cabbage She ranked
first in her high school class in
1914 and has entered Meredith
College at Raleigh after five
years IN All Club work. She
and her sister sold vegetables. as
we'll as some of the fruit from
their fathers l,400 peach trees.
Mildred, daughter of j C
Jester, ranks first in scholarship
IN her Junior class in high school.
She had an acre garden with 81
kinds of vegetables which pro-
duccd crops worth S2ll. She has
been president of the county All
Club Council, active in church.
scrap drives and bond sales. In
school She won a scholarship
medal two years in a row and
mas been participating in oratoly.
debating and athletics.
Youths in A. states competed
tor sectional and regional awards
and for national honors. The
national championship award of
5000, Prof. Snyder announced,
va Won by Donald F. Sullivan,
10, POtsddm, n. Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-09

\ FAMILY.
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CROW AGENCY NEWS ITEMS

Boys who are now spending
furlougIhs with their families
are Pvt. Bernard Cummins OF
the Marines, Camp Pendleton,
Oceanside, Calf, Pvt. Fred
Cummins of Camp Claiborne,
La, S/Sgt. Max L. Big Man OF
Santa Rosa, Calf, Pvt. Ernest
Holds, Peterson Field, Colorado
Surings, Colo, Cpl. James Real
bird, of Camp Mccain, Miss:
and Pvts. Phillip Shane and
David Bravo Of Camp Maxey,
Tex.
Pfc. Paul J. Badhorse, recently
of the Harmon General hos
pital, Modeston, Calf, since his
return to the United States, has
received a medical discharge
from the Army. Since his re-
turn to the Crow reservation he
was confined to the Crow hos
pital from which he was dis
charged last week.
Word has recently been re-
ceived that Private Isaac Shane
is now confined to a hospital In
Vancouver, Wash, having been
sent there from the South Pac-
ific, where he has been Tor the
past two years.
Continued on page y
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With Our Boys
In The Service

According to word received by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barrett, their
son James L. Barrett has been
promoted to the advanced rank
of chief yeoman while in action
somewhere in the South Pacific.
Pfc. Bill Morton, who has
been stationed in Missouri, is
spending a furlough at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morton.
Pfc. Bernard Cummins, who
has been with the Marines at
Oceanside, Calf, is home on
furlough and is attending the
Sun Dance.
Aviation Cadet Mike Green,
who has been in training at st.
Mary's college in California, ar
rived Monday evening to visit at
the home of his brother, C. C.
Green. Cadet Green will also
visit with his parents in Ash
land. His furlough ends July IS.
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Technical Sergeant James
Miklovich arrived home We'd
nesday to spend his furlough at
the home of his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Nick Miklovich. T/Sgt.
M1klovich left Italy the middle
of May. He had been away from
home over two years.
Pvt. Homer Scribner, formerly
Stationed at Camp Barley, Tex,
IS now at Camp Beale, Calf.
Pvt. Eugene Hamilton of Camp
Roberts, Calf, arrived Sunday
to spend a ten-day furlough
with his father, OFT Hamilton
and his sister Mrs. Pete Stevens.
Pvt. Bethel Elder OF Fort Ste
vens, Ore, who has been spend
ing his furlough at the home Of
his parents in Decker, called on
friends here this week.
Cpl. Frederick Cummins, who
has been at a replacement camp
in Louisiana, is spending a ten
day furlough at his home here.
Pvt. Emmett Smith arrived
here last week to visit his
father, Harry Smith, and other
relatives and friends.
Pvt. Cecil Warren Parsons,
who has been in the Army at
Camp Roberts, Paso Robes,
Calf, is spending a ten-day
furlough at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William James.
Pvt. Frances Scott called on
friends here before returning
to camp in North Carolina. Pvt.
Scott has been visiting relatives
in Crow Agency.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kephart, par
ents of Mrs. Frank Nelson, and
Miss Edith Schwartz, her niece,
of Paradise Valley, New, and
the Rev. and Mrs. Foreman of
Winnemuca, New, are guests at
the Nelson home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cormack
of Decker, Mont. visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford on
Sunday and Monday.
Guests at the Harry Clifford
home from Sunday until Tues
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Clifford and two children,
Janet Kay and Jackie of For
syth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford Frost
and children of Greybull, Wyo.
were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Komrs, parents of Mrs.
Frost.
Mrs. Russell Sells and daugh-
ter, Carol, returned to Greybull
with the Frosts, where she will
visit for the next week.
Mrs. Ida Barrett, accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. Fan
chon Beck, of Sheridan were
week end guests of Mrs Mary v.
Mclean.
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THE HARDIN TRIBUNF-HERALD

Those who went motor boat
ing on Willowcreek dam Sunday
included MI. and Mrs. Dude Sor-
ger, Mss Malena Berland, Mr.
and Mrs. Red Hults, Morris
HultS and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Dahl.
Mrs. Marjrie Clanin of Sheri-
dan spent Sunday and Monday
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A.. M. Stevenson.
Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman and
daughter, Billye Ruth, of Har-
din were Lodge Grass callers
last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hutchinson
of Billings arrived Monday for
a visit at the home OF Mrs
Hutchinson'S mother, Mrs. Car
RE McClurg.
Judy and Buddy Mcdaniel OF
Manchester visited last week at
the home of their grandparents,
MI and Mrs. J. H. Wiley.
Mrs. Guy Knutson entertained
Mrs. F. w. LOOMS and Mrs. John
Noblett and children at her
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wagon
aar and sons, who reside on the
Big Horn, spent Thursday even
ing at the Simon Tnlerney home,
Mrs. Jack Laughery and her
daughter, Sharon arrived Friday
for a visit at the Frank Sharpe
home.
Phil Spear of the Rafter
Cross Ear ranch was in Lodge
Grass Saturday.
Earl Matthews OF Crow agency
was a Lodge Grass caller Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Leo Williams and child
rem of Billings have been visit
ing with Mrs. Esther Havener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Durkin, Joan
and Tommy, of Forsyth were
dinner guests Monday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klindt.
John Lynde of Gillette. Wyo.
has been visiting at the Will
lam Lynde nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopper
and son of Wyola visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E
Carr Sunday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Esp, Mrs
Buck Hensley and Mrs. Cliff
| Green were Sheridan callers or
Wednesday.
Miss Martha Taught of Seattle
arrived Wednesday for a visit
at the home of her parents, MI
Jess Taught.
James TouSseS of Billings was
here on business last Friday.
The school board held theil
meeting last Monday evening
and made out their budget fol-
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thomas Of
! BiSmark, N. D. visited Mrs. Car
RE Sutherland last week.
Glenn Overturf and family
visited the C. C. Overture fam
lily in Decker Sunday. Mrs. Bus
Overturf, who accompanied
them, remained in Decker for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sixberry ..
Hardin and MI. Persons ( Lin
gle. Wyo, called at the Lob
maier home last Tuesday even
ing.
| Mrs. Lawrence McComas anc
Hoot. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laugh.
cry and Agatha Adams were If
Sheridan Monday.
Miss Margaret Cutler, whc
has been visiting Mrs. Gail LouI
and Miss Malena Berlahd de.
parted Tuesday for Chester, Neb
MI. and Mrs. Frank Goe Wis.
tied Last week end at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson
in LIVINGSTON.
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HEART SISTERS

Mrs. Henry Klindt entertained
the Heart Sisters bridge club at
her home Thursday evening.
High score was won by Mrs.
George Cooley and travel by
Mrs. A. G.. Westwood, Jr. Others
present were Mrs. Emmett Cur
ry, Mrs. Vaughn Eggart, Mrs.
Charles Schooner Mrs. Cliff Clam
in and Mrs. Geraldine Gormley.
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LADIES AID

Mrs.. F. L. Lewno was hostess
to the Ladies Aid at her home
Thursday afternoon. Those pre-
sent included Mrs. O. L. Mat
thewS, Mrs. j. E. Eggart, Mrs.
c. E. Cam Mrs. Emmett, Curry,
Mrs. DOC Lohmaier, Mrs. Eliza
beth Baird, Mrs. A. c.. West
wood, Sr. Mrs. Henry Klindt,
Mrs. =. E. Turner Mrs. y. l..
Landon, Mrs. B. H. Stutsman,
Mrs. Geraldine Gor1nley. Larry
Wilson, jar Klindt and Albert
Lewno.
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CHI NOTES
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev r I. IAwno Ninic<o,


Rev. F L. Lewno, Minister
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Evening Service 800 p. M.
Ladies Aid, Thursday, 2:3O
p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday 800
p. m.
FIRST CROW INDIAN BAPTIST
Clara E. Odds, Missionary In
Charge.
Morning Service 1920 am.
No evening service.
Chapel open for prayer We'd
nesday.
WyOla Indian Mission 2:30 pm.
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BRIDG CLUB

BRIDG CLUB
Mrs. William Lynde was host
eSS to the Wednesday Afternoon
bridge club at her ranch home.
High score went to Mrs. Billie
Miller, second high to Mrs.
Wayne Bond, travel to Mrs.
George Cooley. Others present
were Mrs. Bob Miller, Mrs. E. A.
Richardson, Mrs. Charles Schon-
er and Mrs. Dude Sorger.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. F. G. Neatherly and Miss
Kathryn Liz entertained at din
ner Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Kasper Liz and MIR. John
Liz, the occasion being Mrs.
Lix's birthday.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Guests at the home of MIR. and
Mrs C. E. Barrett on Tullock
creek last Sunday included Mr..
Foard and son, Nj. Boyer and
son. Don, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Holmes and daughter, Dorothy,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Barrett,
Fred and Veta.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Owen, Mrs.
Homer Scribner and small son,
Mrs. Joe Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Mcintyre of Hardin we're
guests at the Francis Owen
ranch Sunday.
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D GRASS SECTION

School No1es- oerVNe NEWS
Mrs Frmces Sends. Correspondent
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
SUIRUTE JAPONI-
JOS VALDZIOE

Del nesisekimu kariauti
Japonijos karo vadovybeje
ivykdyta permainu: Pre-
mjeras TOTO paliuosuotas
is Japonijos armijos gene
ralinio stabo vado pareigu
ir jo vieton paskirtas Gen.
umezu.
Is karo laivyno vadovy-
bes paliuosuotas Adm. ST.
mada ir jo vieton paskir-
tas Adm. Nomura. Pamai-
ma padaryta del pastaru
Japonu nepasisekimu prizes
Amerikiecius.
Velesni pranesimai sake
visas TOTO kabinetas buvo
priverstas atsistatydinti.
TOTO buvo tas pats klas-
tingas vadas kuris surenge
Pearl Harbor uzpuolima ir
ir itrauke Amerika j kara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
karas Normandijoi Daro-
si AtkakIesnis
PERLAUZTA ROM
MELIO LINIJA

Normandijoj eina atkak-
liausi musiai, Vokieciams
dedant pastangas atsikirsti
visame ilgame fronte. Per-
eitos savaites pabaigoje,
Alijantams kick sugaisus
su didesniu ofensyyu, Vo-
kieciai susistiprino Xxi to
kad ju pozicijos pasidare
geresnes negu kada. buvo
nuo invazijos pradzios.
Vokieciai isstume Ame-
rikos kariuomene is St. Lo
miestelio ir tik po atkakliu
musiu jie vel ta miesteli
ateme.
Liepos 20 pranesa apie
Britu ir Kanadieciu jiegu
zymesni perlauzima naziu
linijos, pasiekiant Vimont
miesteli, prie didziojo ke-
lilo j Paryziu.
Marsalo Romlmel pasku-
tine nustatyta apsigyrinlo
linija cia tapo sutriuskin-
ia. Vokieciai iSmusti is II
kaimu ir miesteliu. Tuomi
padaryta reiksmingas pa
sivarymas pirmyn. Vokie-
ciu atsikirtimo atakai vi
su tuo ruoztu griuva, neat
laiko.
Nuo Liepos Is praside-
jo smarkesnis Alijantu zy-
giavimas pirmyn. Paimta
daug Vokieciu nelaisviu.
Per 6 savaites Vokieciai
neteko 10000 vyru uzmu-
stats, suzeistais ir paimtais
nelaisven.
Puolime dalyvauia TUX
stanciai Alijantu lektuvQ.
Vokieciai naudoja viso-
kias klastas prizes Alijan-
tus, viena is ju tai pririsi-
mas bombu prie kritusiu
Alijantu lavonu, kurios il
sprogsta lavona pakleus.
ITALIJOJE, A liz a ntai
paeme Livorno ir kitas vie
taS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
ROOSEVELT NOME-
NUOTAS KAIP
NUMATYTA

Chicagoje, ID e m o k ratu
partijos konvencija nomi-
navo Roosevelta ketvirtam
terminui. Tai pirmas ivy
kis Americas istorijoje, IL
pirmas atsitikimas nomina-
cijos priemimo per laiska,
pirm negu delegatai susi-
rinko j konvencija.
PREF. Roosevelt kalbejo
j konvencijos delegatus per
radio Liepos 20 vakare.
Del kandidato j vice pre-
zidentus Liepos 20 dar ejo
varzytine. Ar Wallace liks
nominuotas vel neaiSku.
Kitas stiprus kandidatas
tai vietai yTa Senatorius
Truman is Missouri.
Demokratu konvencijoje
Chicagoi, Clevelandietis at
stovas Adv. Hubbell staiga
sugalvojo ir pradejo vaiu
nominuoti prize Roosevelto
kandidatu j vice preziden-
tus komunistu partijos va
da Brpwder. -.
Komunistams tik to ir
reiketu. bet tai didelis izei-
dimas Demokratams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
VILNIUS GARDINAS
IR KITI- MIESTELIAI
PAIMTI

Pranesimais is Londono,
Liepos 20, Rusu kareiviai
perejo per 1941 metu Vo-
kieciu-Sovietu siena Bug
upes ruozte, siaureje nuo
Lvovo, kuri jie aplenke zy-
giuoja gilyn j Lenkijos ze-
me, kuria buvo uzvalde Vo-
kieciai po sumusimo Len
ku 1889 m.
Latvijos fronte, pranesi-
mas sake, Rusai pastume
priesus Is mylias, 43 myliu
ilgio fronte per dvi dienas.
Rusai taipgi artejo prize
Brest Litovsko.
VILNIU Rusai galutinai
uzeme Liepos Is.
Gardina paeme Liepos
II ir prisiartino visai prize
Kauno ir arti pacios RytV
Prusijos sienos.
Rusai -perejo Nemuns
Gardino ir Alytaus. srity.
Sc. Prize Kauno uzimta
Darsuniskis, ir raudonie-
stems atiteko ellie kitu kai-
mu ir miesteliu visa ilga
linija nuo Latvijos Xxi Bal
stoges ir Brest Litovsko.
Vokieciai Vilniuje stem.
gesi laikytis, todel miestas
sakoma zymiai apgriautas
Vokeciu nesilaikymas il
Rusu toks smarkus zygia.
vimas priartino bolsevikus
visai prize Vokietijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
PRADES KALRAS
APIE POkARINE
TAXA

Suv. Valstijos, Britannia,
Kinija ir Rusija prades ap-
tarimus pokarines taikos
planu. Kita menesi susi-
rinks Washingtone tu ke-
turiu saliu atstovai nefor-
maliam minciu pasidalini-
mui apie tarptautine orga-
nizacija kuria Prez. Roose-
welt siulo pavidale buvusios
Tautu Sajungos.
Tarybos bus dvejos, vie
nos Amerikos, Britu ir Ru-
su, antros Amerikos, BritQ
ir Kinu. Sovietai atsisako
dalyvauti bendrose tarybo-
Sc SUI Kinijos atstovais, BIZ
jo nusideti Japonijai. Taip
tai Stalinas saugoja savo
kali.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
LAIVU SPROGIME
ZUVO $50 ZMONIU

Port Chicago, CAL, Lie
pos II susprogo du amuni-
cijos pilni laivai ir toje ne
laimeje uzmusta Xxi $50
zlnoniu. Sprogimas buvo
toks smarkus kad jaustas
IA aplinkiniu apskriciu per
50 myliu. Niekas neliko
gyvas is tos nelaimes pasa-
kyti kaip tas istiko.
Suplaisyta keli kiti uos-
te LAVAL, il padaryta nuo-
stoliu uz daug milijonu do
lariu. Sugl'iautas veik Vi
sas tas naujai iSdyges mie-
stelis. Tai didziausia tos
ruSies katastrofa Sales is
torijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
MIRE GEN. T. ROO
SEVELT

Liepos Is, Strides liga pa
kirto karo lauke Prancu-
zijoje Brig. Gen. Theodore
Roosevelta, seniau buvusio
prezidento Theodore Roo
sevelto sum-, Sc m. amz.
Jis mire guledamas ma
ziu karo troke, atimtaine
lake music; troke gulejo
pasilseti kai Strides liga il
uzklupo.
Gen. T. Roosevelt palai-
dotas tarp 1000 Amerikos
kritusiu kariu islaisvinto-
ie Prancuzijos dalvje, nau-
jai irengtose kapinese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
SAkO, JAPONAI NO.
ri TAIKOS

Japonijos atstovas Vati-
kane kreipesi j Popieziu
pareiksdamas jog Japonija
"esanti gatava taikai, ne
turi moro testi prie nieko
neprivedanti kara, tik no.
ri kad jai butu pripazinta
jos tautinio gyvavimo tel
ses ir ekonomija".
Alijantai' sake, jeigu to-
XII pasiulyma tas atstovas
dare tai jis tik bereikalin-
gai aikvoja savo kvapa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

RUSAI JAU ZUDO
LIETUVIUS

Lietuvos Atstovybe Wa
shingtone gavo pranesima
is Vyriausio Lietuvos IS
laisvinimo Komiteto, kuria-
me reiskiama baime del
bolseviku nusistatymo vies-
patauti Lietuvoje; zmones
apeme didziausias susiru-
pinimas. Visa Lietuva de-
da Wits j United Nations
pareikstus principus.
Pranesime taipgi pami-
meta kad Svyriuose boise
vikai, isiverze j Lietuvos
ribas, surenge Lietuviu po-
groma-zudyma.
Toki pranesima caves p.
zadeikis aplanke atitinka-
mas valdzios istaigas Wa
shingtone, isdestydamas ko
Lietuva sulauks ia okupa-
vus Sovietams antru kar-
tn.
81 s *
Is Rumanijos bega EMO
nes dideliais skaiciais, gal
nujausdami bolsevikq gras-
minguma, kuri patyre XII
tos kaimynes salys kurio-
Sc Soyietu armijos in6jo.
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NAZIAI BOMBAR-
DUOS NEW YORK?

Per Svedija paleista gal
but naziu naudai zinia jog
Vokieciai turi sukoncentra-
We apie, 10000 robotu lex
tuvu kuriais bus kesinama-
ST suplaisinti New Yorkas.
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VOKIECIAI susaude iau

VOKIECIAI susaude jau
152 Alijantu lakunus nusi-
leidusius Vokietijoje arba
.ju valdomose srityse. Dau-
giausia susaudyta uz tai
buk jie kesinesi pabegti is
nelaisviu stovyklu. Britai
PER Sveicarija prizes tai uz-
prOtestavO.
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SOvietai reikalauia Tur

SOvietai reikaIauja Tur-
kijos duoti savo zemeje or
laiviams stotis irengti. Tai
butu tas pats kas istiko
Lietuva kai leido irengti
garnizonu stovyklas 1889
metals.
Turkiia Wis lyg ketina
stoti alijantu puseje kare
prizes Vokiecius.
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JAPONIJOS SALOS
TRIUSkINAMOS

Guam sala, arti Japoni-
jos salu, patti svarbiausioji
Japonijos gynimo tvirtove
Pacifike, smarkiai bombar-
duojama Is dienu pagre-
tut. Taipgi pranesama jog
u. S. submarinai paskandi-
no IA Japonu laivu.
Sala Timor, svarbi ia
ponu tvirtove kitoje dalyje
Paci:fiko, Alijantu lakunu
susprogdinta j sipulius =
veik nieko kas buvo pasta
tyta neliko cielo ir isplai-
sinta reikmenu sandeliai.
Saipan sala Japonai taip
gyne kad pagulde didelius
skaicius savo vyru: is apie
10000 liko gal 5000 sveiku.
Ant vieno Amerikecio zu-
vusio tos salos uzkariavime
krito po 5 Japonus.
Saipan gynejai matyda-
mi neatsilaikys, zudesi pa
tvs ir nuzude daug civiliniQ
gyventojQ.
Gen. Macarthur neuzil-
go tikisi sulaukti didesniu
Britu jiegu pagalbai prizes
Japonus.
Hengkyang, Kinijoje, is
musta 1900 Japonu tarp
Birz. % ir Liepos ID.
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Per viena praeita meme
81 is uzjurio lektuvais par
gabenta j Amerika 1889
suzeisti kareiviai, kurie is
siuntineti po ivairias ligo-
mines.
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$500 stureikuoja. Chica-
goje ir Joliet, ILL.,, sustrei-
kavo skardiniu darbinin-
kai kuriems Karo Darbo
Taryba nesutiko duoti pill
ma ju reikalauta algu pa
kelima. Jie gamma skar-
dimes sudejimui vaisiu ir
darzoviu.
Stiklo darbininkai taipgi
grasina streiku, mes Karo
Darbo Taryba nepatenkina
ju reikalavimo didn't al
gas.