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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28

troops it employed SAP CAT trans ports and 50 gliders.
 Shaken by five days of mercless aerial bombardment that wrecked at least half their armor and mo- torized transport, the Germans were reported digging in frantically at scores of points around the peri meter of their 1,500-square mile sa- | lient.
 Strong formations of American and British heavy bombers struck again at Western Germany early to- day indicating another day of close up attack by the Allied tactical air forces.
 Despite the more optimistic front reports, there was no disposition at headquarters to claim that the Ger mans had lost the initiative perma- nently.
 ? On the hilly southern flank where the Americans to date were making their biggest offensive ef- fort, progress was described by front reporters as "slow" but steady and there was no indication of an i'm minent breakthrough.
 It was revealed officially that the Nazis have committed two Panzel armies and infantry army aggre- gating more than 20 divisions = 200, 900 to 300,O00 men-to the bat tie of the Ardennes.
 The most spectacular American comeback was at the western tlr of the Budge, where fast-movinG First Army infantrymen and ar tillery cut behind Panzer column that had penetrated within foul miles of the Mouse at Celles.
 Enemy COrOnered
 United Press War Correspondent Ronald Clark reported that fairly large force of Nazi tanks and troops was encircled between Celles and Rochefort, 10 miles to tht southeast, and was being pounded heavily by shellfire. American iri' fantrymen at last reports were clos ing in rapidly to finish of th( cornered enemy, Clark said.
 That the danger to the Mouse had not been averted entirely, how ever. was indicated by a head. quarters announcement that small groups of German tanks had beer sighted as far west as Beauraing five miles east of Givet on the nine miles south of CelleS.
 Enemy armored patrols in rela- lively light force also were report ed operating in a 100-mile triangle tipped on Beauraing and extending back II miles east to Rochefort and lo miles southeast to St. Hubert.
 The headquarters information which continued to run 24 to 4t hours behind actual developments deschibed the situation in the CelleS and Beauraing areas as fluid
 Front dispatches, insisted. how ever, that the Americans had re' gained the initiative. at least tenn. porarily. and that there were indi. cations the Germans were aband. oning any attempt to cross the Mouse in that sector.
 At one point in the Celles area American flyers reported the Ger mans were burning supplies ant equipment to prevent them from falling into enemy hands. a strong indication that they were ready tC withdraw.
 At the same time,, American counter-attacks along the southern flank of the great Salient were biting steadily deeper into the Nag flank.
 The biggest gain was carved 0ul nnuAEely inAo the center e the Ger. man defenses along the Belgian' Luxembourg hDrder, where an Am crican relief column battled north ward Into nastoRna and broke
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
Third Victim In
 BIoze Identified

Chelsea. Mass, Dec. 28-(UPl- Though the official death toll stood at four today, firemen COT tinued to search the ruins of Chelsea bus iness-apartment block de1uroyed by fire yesterday for clues to the whereabouts of four occupants not yet accounted for.
 Deputy Chief John T. Lehan ad- mitted that the four missing occu- pants could have perished in the three-alarm fire, but he added that they may have been visiting at the time and neglected to report their whereabouts tof police after the blaze.
 Meanwhile, state ard local oti- cials began an investigation of the S1OO, 900 fire, second in the struc- ture within a week Several years ago the building was ruined by fire and rebuilt.
 A third victim of the blaze was identified last night as Barnet Row ner. AT. Other victims were Isaac Stein, 70, and Mrs. Annie Fowler, 65, and an unidentified man. Thirty-two persons were rescued or escaped safely.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28

(COnLluueQ rom rage U to the shortage of fuel. vehicles, particularly self-propelled guns and other artillery. could move only 2 few hundred yards"
 A captured memorandum from g German worship company to an artillery battalion was quoted in 6 fourth release:
 over three weeks ago your bat- talion received 20 iters of gasoline with a promise to return it to us shortly. Please be kind enough to send the gas-line back as soon as possible. Due to shortage we can't possibly do without it."
 The fifth release said that infor- nation reaching Seventh Army headquarters revealed that due to gasoline shortage the Germans had to cut the thesting time for air. plane engines from three hours to seven minutes and that lubricating oil not only was rationed in arms factories but was ''cut 50 per cent with water"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
SNOW TERMINATES
 SKATING PLEASURE

No skating today and the likell- hood of none for couple of days on the main skatin gponds Of the city was the verdict passed on today by Park Department authorities.
 Due to the shortage of help all present manpower available is be- ing utilized to clean streets and roadways before the scraping of the Ice ponds enn bo nttomp1s4.
 Park department authorities did say however that every effort would Do made to clear the ponds as quick " as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
German Spearhead
 Driven Back Again
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Nad siege arc that had encircled strong U. s. infantry force inside the town for a week.
 2O-MiIe Salient
 The advance drove wedge three miles wide and eight miles deep in- to the Nad flank and narrowed the waist of Field Marshal Karl Won ! Rundstedt's Ardennes Salient to a dangerous 20 miles.
 United Press War Correspondent Robert Richards, who accompanied the relief column into Bastogne, ssiG the surrounded Americans were cocky and full of fight when Tyeir rescuers reached the town after a sharp tank battle with Nazi arnor drawn across it's southern approach eS.
 The dispatch, coupled with reports from returning air transport crews who helped supply the Bastogne garrison, indicated the combined forces were resuming their drive northward into the Salient Wednes- day morning.
 Richards reported that the relief column knocked out 200 enemy tanks in the march on Bastogne, and the towns defenders accounted for 31 more in repulsing a German attack shortly before the siege end ed.
 Early yesterday the Germans | %a onoincf the vf,ncf oftN side of the Bastogne wedge, driving southeastward from Sibret, three miles below the disputed town. The enemy Panzers were engaged im- me diately with undisclosed results. Farther to the southeast, the Americans continued their slugging advance northward along front extending for more than 30 miles to Echternach on the German-Luxem- bourg border. Echternach itself was revealed to be in enemy hands, Sug- gesting that the American force eu- circled in that area have been cap- | tured.
 Ten miles southeast of Bastogner the Americans captured Insenborn and Bonnal, and crossed the Sure River at three points near the lat ter town. Eschdorf and Ringel in the same sector also were occupied, while at the eastern end of the at- tacking line the Doughboys mopped up die-hard Nazi remnants in the Erdorf area northwest of Echter- mach.
 Headquarters said the Germans were withdrawing on considerable scale above Echternach to avoid being pinched of by the American thrust along the Sauer river. Forward clements reported the retreating Germans were hurriedly repairing a shattered bridge across the Sauer at Dillingen, i've miles northwest of Echternach, and at an- other point 250 Nazis plunged into the icy stream and attempted to swim back to the German side under American fire.
 Strong Attack
 On the northern flank of the sale lent, the Germans still were report ed attacking strongly early Wed. nesday at a number of points as far west as Grandmenil. lS miles south- west of Stavelot.
 The attacks seemed less coordin- ated than earlier in the week and appeared to be probing thrusts aiTn- ed at uncovering possible weak points in the American lines, rather than larRe-scale offensive moves. Most of the forays were in battalion strength and all were repulsedl hsadauaFtsrs sAla.
 Along the rest og the trent, tho Germans confined themselves Co harassIng patrol actions an Holland and along the Roar flveg around
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
Guilty
 In Car Deoth
Continued from Page D

4AOAAA \ 06S ~
 cars proceeding in either direction. A tire mark from application of brakes. made by the right rear wheel of the Lord car, was ob- served in the westerly lane of Vol colt street and its length from start to terminus where the Lord car came to a stop after the accident measured 1O1 feet.
 'The length of the tire mark on the roadway, taken with Lords tes- timony that his car did not carry Coscia but came to stop on inl- pact, indicated that ne saw the deceased well in advance of striking him and on seeing him applied the brakes of his car but could not stop before the impact It appears that Lord did not have his car under proper control at the time of the accident and such failure of control constitutes negligence"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
LAuNnRIEs WARNED

Washington, Dec. 28.-(UPl-Ih0 Office of Price Administration moved today to halt overchargin8 by laundry and dry cleaning estab- lishments by forbidlng them te charge higher prices for so-called "new services" that are in reality only "dressed up" old services.
 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28

NErpcodinas e parliament ln lIhNru AnodcaIa were twice ln' INIfNplea recently by thunder. 1NH which drowned the Heaeea W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
Bullets Miss w. Churchill

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28
Gas Shortage
 Nozi Worry

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Government Seizes M-W

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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-28

AV AAAaNAAAAACos
 A tank destroyer Sergeant from Wisconsin probably pulled 8 rec ord when he knocked out seven enemy tanks within three or foul minutes.
 Tt was the damndest thing I evel heard of," said 1st Lieut.. R. w Mayer, 26. Mt, Vernon, N. Y. "Ht pulled his tank destroyer new type ME-10 with its 76 nm gun on tor of ridge and there were five Ger man tanks moving away from him He knocked them all out and ther knocked out two more. Just as thii happened he radioed I just knocked out my seventh tank
 And the words were hardly ou when a German S8 hit his gun knocking out the gun and killing two men.
 The American tankers were bit ter over the way the German treated American prisoners. IT many cases they removed the CT shoes and forced them to marcl barefoot toward the rear line across the frozen snow and ice.
 The Americans treated thei prisoners well, sending them hacl by truck and even allowing then io cover their cheeks and ears iron the freezing wind.
 The approaches to Bastogne tool a bloody pounding. Tn the town o chnuinont, six miles to the south lhe bodies of the German dead ar aprinkled through the streets am alleys. I saw one Nazl sitting in ditch with his head cradlee in m hands as though he was resting IUt hc was dead.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
LEETUVA VEL TAPS KOYOS LAUKU
SUGRYS RAUDONASIS TERORAS
!! VlETA RUDOJo

Bolseviku jiegos paemi
Minska ir kitus miestus il
miestelius ir zygiuoja ar
tyn Vilniaus ir bendra
Lietuvos, taip pat linku
Daugpilio, Latvijoje. Ru
su izygiavimas Lietuvon il
net uzemimas jos Xxi pa,
Nemuno ir Baltijos juros
gall butt keliq dienu klau.
simas, jeigu Vokieciai tair
trauksis kaip traukesi iki
siolei, uzleisdami raudonie.
STEMS tukstanciais ketvir-
tainiq myliq plotus.
Lietuva kartu SUI Latvi-
ia ir kaimynemis siaureje
gall butt atkirsta nuo va
karu, ir sugryze bolsevikai
ir is Maskvos ar Kuibise-
vO pargrusti teroristai vel
prades zmoniq naikinima,
kick ju dar isliko nuo pir-
miau ir nuo VOkieciu.
LiepOs 6 pranesa is Lon
dOnc kad raudOnie s e m s
besiverziant linkui Lietu-
vos ir Rytp Prusijos, Hit
leris turejes pasitarima SUI
savO vadais ir apsisprendes
n1esti j ryty fronta visus
galimus rezervus bOlseviku
sulaikymui nuo tolesnio ~
giavimo. Ar tas ivyks ir
kur raudOnieii bus sulaiky-
ii speti negalima.
Vokieciai pasiryze atsi-
spirit Rusams kai lie pra-
dejO verztis artyn Vilniaus
ir nukirto gelezinkeliu lini-
jas einancias is Minsko.
SenOjoj Lenkijoj Vokie-
ciai apleidO Kowel, kuris
yra ITS myliOs nuo Varsa-
vos ir apie 49O myliu nuo
BerlinO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
VAKARU. FRONTAS

Atkakliausis musis tesla
81 vakaruose, Cherbourgo
pusiausalyje, kur Ameri-
kieciai kariai durtuvais ko-
voja su Vokieciais, taip jie
pasiryze laikytis if nesi-
traukia visai priesingai
negu musyje SUI Rusais.
Musiai eina uz miesteli
La Haye du Puts, kuriame
Amerikieciai uzeme gele-
zinkelio stoti.
Kita atkaklu pasipriesi-
nina jie padare Mont Cas-
tire girioje.
La Haye yra paskutine
Vokieciu tvirtove Norman
dijos iskysulyje.
Tuo tarpu, pasinaujino
bombardavimas Vokietijos
ir kitu sriciu bomberiais-
vel Simtai lektuvu puola ir
sprogdina kontinento stra-
teginius punktus ir dirbtu-
YES.
Alijantai Itaiijoje veikia
pasekmingiau, nors taip
pat sunkiai. Visu 165 my
liu ilgio Italijos frontu pa
sistume pirmyn A Xxi 8 nv
liu, artedami prie nekuriu
svarbiu Italijos miestu.
PACIFIKE, Japonu nu-
kariavimas eina itemptai
ir ivairiomis sritimis.
Liepos 5, Karo Laivyno
sekretorius pranese jogei
U. S. submarinai vel nu-
skandino II Japonu laivu.
Karas prizes 'Japonus eina
geriau negu mes tikimes,
pareiske sekretorius, ir ne
trukus, sake, mes pasiek-
sim ta vieta kur jau priver-
sim Japonus stoti ant koju
ir kariauti.
Saipan sala baigiama uz-
kariauti, il yra arciausia
kick Amerikieciai priejo
prie Japonijos.
Marianu salose Ameri-
kieciai uzeme sostine Cara
pan.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
DEWEY NORI PARTI-
+, JOS SKLANDUMO

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey,
priemes Republikonu kan
didatura j prezidentus, pa
sake, jo didziausias noras
ivesti partijoje laisva SAN
taika ir harmonic. Pasi-
tiki kad partijos platfor-
mole bus sutaikyti visi ne
sutinkanti klausimai.
Prez. Roosevelt apie De-
wey issireiske tick kad "jis
yra vertingas oponentas
sekanciuose prezidento rim
kimuose".
Demokratai ,betgi tiki
Rooseveltas kandidatuos ir
vel bus iSrinktas Lapkricio
z d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
LENkAI SALT So
VIETU PLANUI

Londone esanti Lenku
vyriausybe saltai ziuri
Sovietu paskelbima sulyg
kurio LenkQ kareiviai ga
les kariauti greta raudono-
sios armijos, noredami at
gauti savo pilietybe.
Lenku supratimu, tas vi
sal nereiskia jog Sovietai
sutinka skaityti LenkiSko-
mis- tas zemes kurias pa
eme buvusios Lenkijos ri,
bose.
Maskvoje isgalvoja vi
sokiausiu nieksysciu pasau-
liui ir kaimynams apgaudi.
nett. Pastaru laiku istei.
gtas koks tai komitetas re.
liginiams santikiams Rusi.
.joie tvarkyti. Tais tvarky.
tojais be abeio bus enka'
devistai zudeikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
SUOMIJA NEPASI-
VERGE NAZIAMS

IS Londono pranesa jog
Suomijos premjeras Linko-
mics per radio atsisauke
savo tauta, ragindamas ko-
voti prizes Rusus Xxi Vokie-
ciai JUGS nuo to atleis.
Toliau jis pareiske, Suomi
ia nera kalta del aplinky-
blu kurios privede Ameri-
ka prie nutraukimo diplo-
matiniu rysiu su ia. Suo-
mijai nebuvo kitos iseities,
ir Suomija pades ginklus
tik susitarus SUI Vokietija,
del to "kad Vokieciai gel
bejo Suomijai" ir kad "Suo-
mijai nebuvo kito pasirin-
kimo kaip tik kariauti SUI
Rusais uz savo dabarti ir
aIelIl. hlLa1p j DuLQ aLl-
tekus savo priesu ziaurion
malonen."
Suomija stengesi perduo-
tt Amerikai zinia jog j at
sikreipe j Russia taikos,
taciau negalejo priimti jos
salygu, ir prisiejo vel jies-
koti Vokieciu militarines
pagalbos, bijodama kad j
kelias dienas Rusai gall pa
siekti Helsinki.
IS Maskvos paskelbta Sc
kanciai:: "Suomiai susidu-
ria SUI klausimu, ar butt da-
lininkais pralaimeto karo
SUI Vokietija, ar prasyt So
vietu taikos. Tas nereiskia
kad is ju reikalaujama vi
sisko pasidavimo."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

kINIJA BEVEIk PER.
kIRSTA PUSIAU

Jaronu jiegos Kinijoje,
einancios is siaures ir pie
tu, beveik baigia perkirst
Kinija pusiau, ir tada XII
nijai butu sunku kariauti.
IS triiu miestu karo srityje
kinai isake savo gyvento-
jams prasisalinti ir ten bus
padeta visos pastangos ne
leisti Japonu jiegoms susi-
siekti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

jura. Lietuva privalo tapti
Lenkijos sritimi. Su ia juk j
pirmiau buvo susijungus. Lie.
tuva, su Klaipeda, duotq Len.
kams isejima j jura ir atlygin-
tu netekima karus gaminancio
Lenku Koridoriaus''.
PRIZE SIQ Lietuvos nepri.
klausomybei nedraugingu bal
su tenka prideti ir is Maskvos
sugryzusio Lenko Prof. Ian.
ge balsas. Per New Yorko ra
dio stoti WMCA jis dave pa
sikalbejimu SUI Johannes Steel
ka New Yorko PM paskelbe
Prof. Lange sake, Lenku-Ru
su gincas butu lengva isspres
ii jei Lenkuose susidarytu tik
raj Maskvai drauginga vyriau
sybe. Rubeziq klausimas bu
tu issprestas, pagal, profesoriQ
atiduodant 'sUkrainais, Bait
gudziais ir Lietuviais (?) ap
gyventas zemes Sovietijai".
NEI VIENAS auksciau mi
netu profesoriu neprisimen'
kad, geriau, reiketq pasiklaus
tt paciu Lietuviq ko jie nori
Tie profesoriai, matyti, "tikr
demokratai".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
JAPONAI NETEKO
$4,000 LEKTUVU

Amerikos lakunai sunai-
kino virs $4,000 Japonisku
lektuvu nuo karo pradzios,
daugiau negu po viena kas
dvi valandos visu karo be-
giu.
Amerikos nuostoliai Pa
cifike, pranesimas sake, Xxi
Siol buvo 2,726 lektuvai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

Pastatyta 444O prekiniu
laivu. Nuo 1886 metu sios
Sales laivu statybos dar-
buose buvo pastatydinta
4440 nauiu prekiniu laivu,
skelbia Jurininkystes ko.
|misija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

MIRE. Liepos 2 d. mire
Norman H. Davis, 66 m,
buves diplomatas, pirmi-
ninkas Americas Raudono-
jo Kryziaus, nuo 1888 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
EUROPOS Zydq likimas,

sake Britu uzsieniu sekre-
torius, priklausys nuo Ali
jantu greitos pergales. 10
buvo paklausta ar teisybe
kad is Vengrijos deportuo-
ia apie 100000 zydu j Len
kija nuzudymui ir kad iau
100, 900 ju nuzudyta, Eden
pastebejo: GAS nenoreciau
mineti skaitlines jeigu ne
|su visiskai tikras apie jas"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

ItaIiioje, partizanai no.
rejo uzpulti Vokieciu kar-
eiviu grupe ant kalno prie
Guardistallo, bet Vokieciai
juos pirmiau uzklupo, ir
suvare j atvira lauka, lie
pc issikasti dideli bendra
kappa, ant kurio krasto su-
state susaude apie 60 par
tizanu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

GEN. DeGaulle, Laisvu
Prancuzu Komiteto vadas.
atvyksta j Amerika siomis
dienomis, pasitarimui su
Prez. Rooseveltu apie at
statyma Prancuzijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
SAKO, ISZUDYTA
1,715,OOO zYDU

New York Times patal-
pino pranesima IS Genevos
skelbianti jog begyje dvie-
ju metu naziai nuzude apie
1,715,000 zydu aukstutines
Silezijos "zudymo stovyk-
lose'', kur zydai buve SUI
gabenami.
zydai buve ten suvezti is
Lenkijos, Nederlandu, Bel
gijos, Prancuzijos, Graiki-
jos, Vokietijos ir kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
Mirgu Marga
: Raso kugis Mugis.

SOVlETQ karo pranesima
apie is naziQ atimamus kaimu
Vitebsko, Minsko ir Bobruisk,
srltyse vel ivardija Lietuvis
kos kilmes pavadinimus: Pu
pelici, Lotva, Latygolici, Sen
kovo, Senkovscina, Senno (Sei
nai), Uzvartsy, Nereisa, Losvi
da, Karpovici, Kanisi, Babino.
vici (Bobinas), Zarudeika, CT.
bulskoje, Bogusevski (Bogu.
sis), Masaliki, Obolcy lobe
liaD, Baceikovo, Normal, Bat
sevici, Pariki.
Kalbininkas Prof. Buga yra
lrodes musu prabociu gyveni-
ma auksciau ivardytose srity-
Sc, kur siadien ju arsieji prize
sal vel ju kapus, del galios be-
kovodami, trypia. Vysk. Ba-
ranauskas dainuodavo: "Plati
buvo Lietuva, daugel il zemiu
turejo". 10 zodzius patvirti-
ma Yale Universiteto profeso-
RUS (Rusu kilmes) Vernads-
kis, savo veikale Ancient Rus
Sia". JiS sake.
"Pirm negu Slavai cia isigy-
veno, Lietuviu gentys buvo
nudrike toll rytus nuo Smo-
lensko, pasiekdamos net Okos
upe". Ties Smolensku (Gniez-
dovo) Sovietu mokslininkai ty-
re musq prabociu kapus, sic
kiancius TIA. simtmeti ir ank-
sciau, ypatingai Bateikiu kai-
me.
TAS PATS Prof. Vernads-
kis raso straipsni apie Rusijos
uzsienio politikos kryptis The
Yale Review zurnale (vasaros
numeryje). Russia, sake, is
tarptautinio komunistinio ke-
lilo yra pasukus tautines vals-
tybes wagon. Tokiu budu, il
eina tomis uzsienio politikos
kryptimis kuriomis tautine e
valstybe paprastai eina. Rel
skia, rupinasi "gerais rube-
ziais", iseiga j juras, prekyba,
ir tam panasiai. Rusu tautinis
programs, sake, susidedas is
triju siekiu: u atgauti 1910
metu rubezius (reiskia, ir Lie
tuva), p sudaryti draugin-
gus santikius su kaimynais,
ypatingai Slavais (Pan Sla-
vizmo atgijimas); 81 iskovoti
lygias teises, sprendziant Eu-
ropos klausimus.
"Rusu 1910 metu rubezius
Vakaruose yra jq istorinis il
gamtos skirtas rubezius", tik-
rina Prof. Vernadskis. Lietu-
vius jis ramina tvirtinimu buk
Sovietu santvarkoje ''tautinio
klausimo" nebera (nors patti
Russia, jis irodinejo, virtus
tautine valstybeD. Sake, jo-
kia tauta nera persekiojama
iei tik priima kolektyvizmo
principus. Sic principal, anot
jo, tape Rusijos ekonominf fu
pagrindu.
KOL PROF. VERNADSKIS
Lietuviu klausima "Rusiskai'
issprendzia, kito zymaus uni
versiteto, Columbia, Prof. R.
M. MacIver. knygoje Towards
An Abiding Peace, duoda XII
ta issprendima. Pagal sita
gudruoli, "Triju Pabaltijo sri
ciu iskelimas valstybemis netu-
ri pagrindo istorijoj ir nepa-
teisinamas logikoje". Profeso-
rius nepaaiskina kokios istori-
jos ir kokios logikos jis laiko-
81, bet drasiai drozia kaip ak
las j didgelyna:
"Imkime Lietuva. JOS ru-
beziai dirbtini ir kaimynu gin
cijami. Patti skelbiamoji Sos
tine, Vilnius, Lenku zemeje.
JOS gyventojq terra du milijo-
mai ir puse. Nepriklausomas
jos gyvenimas tarptautinei tai
- led. 1o~o:1ro 1.xo
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ORAS Anglijoje ir Pran-
cuzijoje pasitaike siuo kar-
tn labai blogas = lietingas
ir slapias, kokio nebuvo per
pastarus 10 metu vasaros
viduryje. Tas labai sunki-
ma kariavima Prancuzijoj.
Pereita savaite del lie
taus ir blogo orc negalejo
yeikti nei lektuvai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

Britu Informacijos Mi
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gels musu butume galeje
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atgal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

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