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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
CULTURED FAMILY

THE cultured Bell fam ! v
should he a credit TO any com
munity and they can we'll he
proud of their Chinese blood
and Detroit should be proud of
having the Bell family
briicvr they would ne wei
come in any California com
munity. Please convey my re-
spect 10 the members who have
resigned and those threatening
10 resign from the home owners
association a. result OF the
eviction controversy. They are
the type Of Americans most
necessary To perpetuate this
country and what II il supposed {,
10 stand for"
Joining several neighbors in the
plan 10 protest eviction Of tAc
couple today was Thorburn r.
Brumbaugh. executive secretary
n the Detroit Council Of Churches
who said
The proposed eviction Of the
Bell family from the only house
they have been able 10 find i'm
Detroit after repatriation from
Shanghai where they had been
informed nv the japanese is one
Of the rudeSt shocks democracy
has suffered here in recent
weeks.
Parents Of American citizen
ship. half Caucasian. half Chi
nese. they are all such CON
firmed Americans that two are
still held as enemies by the
Japanese and four have joined
the American army.
STAB AT DEMOCRACY
"Yet they cannot live among
pure white. unmiXed Caucasian
Americans who are fighting this
war for the survival Of democ-
RAGS. No wonder some of the
luster seems 10 he wearing off
the Atlantic Charter. Perhaps
even the Constitution and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
FULL INFORMATION

II shall redouble my efforts
90 inform the nation fully OF my
position on all important ques-
tiOnS.
II have found that the people
are most anxious To hear and
10 discuss with me all critical
problems, domestic and foreign,
now facing US and those that
will arise in the postwar world.
The people will demand this
year "A complete disclosure of
the position of both political
parties ON these important ques-
lions. and only the party that
makes its position perfectly
Elear will be- entitled 10 the
confidence Of the people"
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
iii Awards
During Year
Are $500

BOZEMAN-Th value of awards
offered All club members for out
standing achievement in 1914 as in
centiveS to interest and achieve
ment in All work totals $500. The
awards comprise war bonds, college
scholarships, trips to the National
All club congress in Chicago,
trophies, watches and medals The
activities and projects for which the
awards are given include the entire
range of All club work from meat
animal projects to home eautifica-
ton and from leadership to labor
projects.
All county extension agents in the
state have been supplied with
manual from the national commit
tee on boys and girls club work
listing most of these activities and
awards. Extension agents have also
been supplied by the state club Of
flee with separate leaflets covering
the various activities and contests.
These separate leaflets are pro-
vided for distribution to the local
club leaders. Additional supplies
are available at the state club office,
Montana State college, Bozeman.
Club members wishing to par
ticipate in any of the projects or
contests for which awards are Of
fered are required to submit entries
on standard forms, available at
county extension agents offices.
Entries are to be submitted upon
the completion of club projects this
fall.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
NoRTHwEsTs PROPOSAL IS WHAT WE WANT

Northwest Arlnes application for through par
aeng Highway and the Great Northern in North Dakota
and Montana just what the doctor ordered far people
of this inland territory concerned is exactly in
line with needs and convenience.
Northwess application has because of almost years
spadework done by the Northern Air Route Development
association Community leaders from all along this great blind
spot in air traffic organized meeting in Glasgow last year
They have not been idle since that time and the fruits of the
officers trips correspondence and their aggressive battle
skeptcism and dsinterest the application
More than so years ago. James ]. Hills railroad, built
through this section called Jim Hills folly Today it is
Class One railroad 1t of the direct northern
has prospered both from through and one-thene
business The hghnes business connections and operations
and its travel habits based that road Hence the air
association officers reflected the errtorys need for
flow of traffic Northwest is agreement with this
idea We believe has concluded this the best for
this section and ultimately the profitable just
it for Jim Hills prosperous folly"
The policy of the Northern association based fundamen
tally and unequvocaly securing service that will be
of and value people, sign of its progress the
Norhwes application filed with the civic aeronaucs board
that would provide for stops Devils Lake Mnot Wston
Glasgow, Havre, Great Falls Cut BankSheby and Kalspe
People of this section and members of the Northern
citation endorse this heartily and Northwest and other
lines may be certain will support that is really
for public convenience and necessity in this
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
Food Preservation Meetings
In County Well Attended

may be notified. Utilization of all
local produce will save transporta-
ton of other food in, and fresh pro-
duce is most satisfactory for pre-
serving for later use. This week will
close the present series of food con-
servation meetings. Meetings on
preparation of root vegetables for
storage will be held in the fall.
Some meetings also on meat preser-
vation will be held later if there is
sufficient demand for them. Some
requests on meat curing have al
ready been received at the office.
"Cheese-making and egg storage
are also phases of the food pre-
servation program. The home DEM
onstration agent held cheese-mak-
Ing demonstrations in several COM
munitieS this spring and will fill ad-
ditional requests in the fall Sum-
mertime is not adapted to cheese
making as the cheese should be
cured at temperature of so de-
greeS, and few farm homes have
rooms where summer temperature
is that low.
Every can of home produced
food saves that much precious ship
ping space and packaging materials
needed in the war effort. Valley
county families are doing a good
job of filling all available cans at
home and are using the facilities of
the canning center for additional
None of Us wants to stop
until we are sure we have utilized or
shared with others all the perish
able produce of the garden" con-
GUIDED Miss Holiday.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
Looking
Back
TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from the Courier files for
August, 1884

TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from the Courier files for
August, 1884
A boom in police court business
was reported with fines totaling $462
for the past month.
Bobby Kamla, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Kamla, was hurt when
he fell from the fender of the
Kamla car after it was struck by
gravel truck, whose driver was ar
rested.
Free cabin sites for Fort Peck
workers are being offered at Nashua
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Taken from The Courier files for
August, 1919
Carl Ackerman is president of
this years local chautauqua organi-
zation, with r. M Young as treas
urer and L. E. Jones as secretary.
Brewing concerns were advertis-
ing such near beer" beverages as
"Bevo."
Sam Rugg has been appointed
fill the term of Maurice Reuler, re-
signed.
Pictures of Mrs. Leo B. Coleman
and Mrs. Ed c. Hargadine appear in
the Red Cross Bulletin as chairman
and secretary of the Red Cross chap
ter having the largest production
per capita of any chapter in the
United States.
DR.. William Smart will be associ-
ated here with DR.. G. H. Klein.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
Lamey Says State
Demo Ticket Weak
In Eastern Paper

Montana will elect democats on
both national and state tickets is
the opinion offered by A. F.. Lamey
delegate chairman, in a recent
issue of the Wall Street Journal,
which contained brief interviews
with chairmen of various state dele
cations to the national democratic
convention in Chicago.
Contained in the article was the
following quotation:
"Montana-A. F.. Lamey, delega-
ton chairman: In spite of a weak
state ticket, 1 think Montana will
elect democrats on both national
and state tickets. The candidate
for governor is 37-year-old Left
Erickson, who is backed by the
CLIO. and Farmers Union. -
Lamey is chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee.
The Journal article said that.
Democrats went to Chicago cock
sure of victory in November. They
went home less optimistic, with the
party rift wider and sharper than
before"
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
Doe, Who Helped
Lead dist, Given
Army Promotion

Brigadier Gen. Jens A. Doe, who
has been assistant division COM
mander of the 41st infantry divi-
sion, in which many Montanans
fought, has been advanced to major
general, according to a war depart
ment release.
"The division has been in the
forefront of the whole series of ex-
tremely difficult operations in New
Guinea, which has resulted in COM
pletely neutralizing all japanese
positions on the island. Recently it
has played leading role in the diff
ficult fighting on Biak," the release
adds.
General Doe distinguished him
self at Buna, Aitape Wakde, Sarmi
and Biak, where his disregard of
personal danger and his presence in
the lines proved an inspiration to
the troops under his command.
When a regimental commander at
Sanananda earlier, he was decorat-
ed with the distinguished service
cross.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10

Attendance at the food preserva-
ton meetings held in Valley county
with Miss Marian Moline, emerg-
ency assistant agent, has been good.
Miss Iva L. Holiday, Valley county
home demonstration agent, reports.
"Homemakers are conscious OF
the Importance of saving their own
food supply and do not want to lose
any of their Victory garden pro-
duce. They are acting on the prin-
ciple that an ounce Of prevention is
much better than trying to cure
sick jars with pounds of extra labor
and Materials Miss Holiday said.
IF people have more vegetables
than they can use themselves they
may list extras at the cannery or
with the home demonstration agent
so people who need more to can
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
A SURFETT OF CHEESECAKE

For the press the nickname cheesecake signifies those
photographs of pn-up variety that display what used
call limbs and other of gals who have been generously
endowed by Almost anything for such
picture particularly from Hollywood Florida We would
be the last to dispute the agents contention that these
good for morale of fighting Of they're
human But sometimes pictures go too far. Just few
days of actress displaying her calves while
she squatted supposedly to place flowers service mans
last resting place New Guinea We have many weird
IDEAS but cheesecake military graveyard is wholly Of
place and wholly bad The line should be drawn
where and think should have been drawn before this
picture taken.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
All Members Of
Dignan Family
Here for Visit

Guests of Mrs. Mary E. Dignan
this week are her daughters, Miss
Margaret Dignan of Washington, D.
c. and Capt. Helen Dignan of the
woman's army corps. Fort Worth,
Texas. and her son, Lieut.. George
Dignan, who came from a naval air
base near San Diego, Calf.
They are also visiting their bro
ther, Thomas Dignan.
Captain Dignan received word of
her promotion from lieutenant to
captain after her arrival here Fri
day. She is an assistant to the ad-
jutant general at Fort Worth. Miss
Margaret Dignan is an analyst for
the army air forces and works in
the Pentagon building at Washing
ton
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
Sergeant Wade Is
Returning Home

Serg. Walter w. Wade, brother of
Harry Wade of Opheim, is due to
arrive in the United States soon af-
ter serving &c months with the
army air forces in an overseas thea
ter of operations. according to a
press release received from the
Ninth service command head
quarters in Fort Douglas, Utah
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
HURLY TO KALISPELL

Judge John Hurry left Saturday
morning for Kalispell to preside in
district court there for Judge Dean
King. He was accompanied by c. H.
Roberts, Glasgow attorney.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-10
NEW RESIDENTS

FRAZER - Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
and daughter of Portland moved to
Frazer Sunday. Mr.. Mason will be
school janitor and Mrs. Mason will
teach the second and third grades.
They will live in the A. Torkelson
home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
NEDRASUS VEIKS-
MAI SUVALkU
TRIKAMPYJE

Rugs. 28 pranesimu, Ru-
sal apsupa Ryga is triju
pusiu, atkakliai kariaujant
SUI Vokieciais kurie dar te-
besilaiko/ Latvijos sostine-
je. Savo panaujintu puoli-
mu Latvijoje ir Estijoje
raudonieji pasieke naujus
laimejimus. IS Estijos ma
ziai veik visai jau isvyti.
Suvalku trikampyje, ku-
ri Hitleris prijunge 1889
metals prie Rytu Prusijos,
bolseviku armijos sakoma
bando Vokiecius isstumti
il ia trikampi uzimti. Ru-
sal ziuri bet kodel tai ne
drysta pultis j pacia Rytu
Prussia, prie kurios sienos
ties Sesupe stow jau kellos
savaites.
Bolsevikai pasiryze uz-
init Lietuva, Latviia il Es-
tia pirm negu uzeis zie-
ma.
Uzimtu Pabaltijo Sally
zmones baisiai persekioia-
mi, zudomi il deportuoja-
mi i Rusija::" ~e> .
Dvi Rusu armijos izenge
j Cekoslovakija ir Vengri-
ia. Vengrija dar laikosi
su Vokieciais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

KARO EIGA

Vakaru fronte gyviausis
veikimas eina tame kam-
pc kur nusileide Britu pa
rasiutininkai prie Arnheim
turejo atsilaikyti prizes at
kakliai puolancius nazius
per virs savaite laiko, ne
galedami gauti daugiau pa
galbos. Rugs. 28 pranesa
jog apie 1900 tu vyru is
to apsupimo isspruko, pa
ikdami suzeistuosius. Ten
buvo nulekdinta apie 5000
kareiviu. Jie pakliuve ma
ziu rate, atsisake pasiduo-
ii, ir tick kovojo kad sako-
ma ismuse bent $4,000 Vo-
kieciu aplinkui save. Ju
tas atkaklumas pagelbejo
allJantams lsvystyti nauJa
zymu ataka rytus Meuse
upes pakrasciais, uz keliu
myliu nuo Holandijos-Vo-
kietijos sienos.
Blogas oras, lietus ir SUI
titus zeme sutramde Ali
.jantams smarkiau stunts
pirmyn kitose vakaru from
to dalyse.
Rugs. 27 Alijantu lektu-
val 4,200 skaieiuje dare .di-
deli ataka Vokietijos mill
tariniu ir industriniu pun
ktu visu vakariniu frontu
ziauriame ORC musyje nu-
muSta AZ Amerikos didie-
il bomberiai ir septyni len
gvieji greiti lektuvai gyne-
jai.
Dideliu nuostoliu pada.
ryta gelzkeliams ir dir5tu.
VEINS Kassel, Koelne, Mains
ir Ludwigshafene. Dalis
lektuvu plaisino Essena il
kitus svarbius punktus..
ITALIJOJE, naziai at
muse Amerikiecius vaka
riniame Some Monte la Fl
nj, kur musis tesiasi atsie
kimui prarastu plotu.
Vokieciu tikslas pasilai
kyti siaures Italijoje pei
ziema, tuomi palaikant su
skaldytas Alijantu jiegas
duoda naziams mazas pa
sekmes. Amerikieciai Elm;
pirmyn Apeninu kalnais i.
jau pasieke Pc sleni, kuri'
tvirtoves plaisina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
SUNAIKINTAS yAPO.
N.Y. LAIVYNAS
FILIPINUOSE

Japonai gindamiesi nuo
uzkariaujanciu Amerikieciu
mesa didelius nuostolius ir
tuomi letai bet tikrai eina
prie pralaimejimo karo.
Palau salose Amerikie-
ciai ismuse vifs 1000 ia
ponu, patys n&tekdami tik
6S6 uzmustais, 406 dingu-
siais 'ir 4,408 suzeistais per
pirmas 10 dienu tu salo uz-
emimo karo.
Peleliu saloje atkaklus
musiai tebesitesia, kur Ja-
ponai padalinti j dvi dalis
il tarp ju susisiekimas nu-
kirstas.
Gen. Macarthur vykdo
gausu orc ataka JaponQ
valdomu salu, neduodant
priesams ramybes.
Pakartotinai bombarduo-
jana Filipinu salos ir ia
ponai iaucia kad pildcsi
MacArthur'o padarytas pa
sizadeiimas "Mes sugrysi.
me-, kai Japohai pradzio.
.ie. karo tas. sahs uzeme.
Manilos uoste, Filipino
Sc, lektuvai sudauze 10;
Japonu laivus ir 405 lektu
vus dvieju dienq atakuose
tuomi sunaikinant Japonl
orc jiegas Filipinuose.
Japonu laivynas is Fill
pinu vandenu tureio pasl
salinti kick jo dar liko ne
sugadinto.
Didieji Amerikos lex
tuvai vel atakavo svarbia'
Japonu karo reikmenu srl
tbs Mandzurijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
AMERIKA TURF d.
DELE BEMOKSLIU
ARMIJA

Suv. Valstijose j kariuome-
ne nepriimta begyje sio karo
del bemokslumo tick vyru kad
uztektu sudaryti Is diviziju-
100000 jaunu sveiku vyru.
Tie vyrai nemoka skaityt nei
rasyt ir neislaike protiniu kvo-
timu, nors kuniskai sveiki. To-
kiu budu armija neteko lygiai
tick vyru wien del ju bemoks-
lumo, kick per 81 kara priesai
uzmuse, suicide ar sueme.
Amerika nustebino kada per
pirma Pasaulini kara atsirado
apie 100000 bemoksliu vyru,
kurie netiko tarnybai. o stai
vel, gentkarte veliau, randasi
dar, ju tick kad uztenka suda-
rymui Is diviziju.
zinovai sake, toxic vyrai ka
negali karo metu nesti ant pc
ciu ginklo, netinka ir taikos
metu paimti ant savo peciQ at.
sakomybes kokia priklauso pi-
lieciui demokratiniame gyveni.
me. Todel, sake, po karo tu'
retu butt daug kreipiama de
mesio j zmoniu mokyma, ypa'
pietinese valstijose, kur egzis
tuoja didziausis bemokslumas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Alijantu ne visai gudri po-
litika SUI atvaduota Italia bus
geras irodymas kad reikia SUI
bolsevikais Europoje elgtts at
sargiai.
Atvaduotoje Italijoje pade-
tis visai bloga; zmones neturi
darbo ir pragyvenirno saltiniu.
Miestuose zmones maista gau-
ma maitinimo punktuose. Jo-
XII atstatymo darbai nepradeta
delto kad Italijos Ira liko be
vertes ir Italijos bankai ne
skolina pinigu. Italijos mote
rvs virsta paleistuvemis, nors
tokiu budu galedamos misti.
Paplito vagystes, apgavystes
ir sukciavimai.
Viskas ka zmones zinojo
kokia valdzia, jiems ikirejo del
to kad valdzia nieko gero ne
pajiegia padaryti.
Tas kaip tik eina j nauda
komunistams: tik jie daro ge-
ra pazanga savo agitacijoje -
mat, komunizmui plisti dirva
geriausia ten kur zmoniu gy-
venimas sunkiausias. il Wis
ka pazada ir zmones patraukia
] savo zabangas.
Cleveland News tai paste
bi sekanciai:
"Cia saugiai Amerikoje gy-
vendami, mes linke tiketi kad
Europoj pasibaigus karui, per-
gale atsiekus, reiks pabaiga ii
paliuosavima. Militarineje tar
nyboje esantiems, taip; bet
visu tautu atsalzomingiems as
menims bedos bus tik prasi.
dejusios. -. Jeigu mes nuo
to atsisuksime ir begsime kaiI
bailiai, mes paliksime sekant
ir arsesni istorijos skirsni sa.
vo vaikams ir jig vaikams".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
UESKO PRLEKABIU
PRIZE SUOMIyQS

Maskvos organai Pravda
If Izvesti.ia pradejo rekti
jog Suomija sulauzius sa-
vo paliaubu sutartis su So
vietais, n e n uginkluodama
Vokiecip kareiviU 20 Rug
sejo Is il nepavesdama ju
Raudonosios armiios Va
dovybei.
Sovietu spauda kaltina
Suomija gelbejimu Woke
ciu kareiviams pabegti is
Suomijos.
Tai aiskus Maskvos jies-
kojimas priekabiu Suomi
ia pulti ir visa uzimti, da-
bar kada Vokieciu kariuo-
menes prasiSalino ir nera
kas Suomijai pagelbetu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
ALIJANTAI GELBES
ITALIJAI

Italia atsidure apverk-
tinoje padetyje: Sails karo
nuteriota, zmones neturl
nei darby nei kuo misti, il
Xxi siol teikiama maisto pa
galba is alijantu puses ne
daro zymes. Komunizmas
ten igauna virsu.
PREF. Roosevelt ir prem
jeras Churchill savo kon-
ferencijoje sutare gelbeti
Italijai atsistoti ant koju
Tvarka bus perleidziama
paciu italy valdzios rankas
ir bus teikiama kitokia pa
rama. \
Italijai bus paskirta Bri.
tn ir Amerikos ambasado'
rial ir Italiiai leis pasklr'
ii savo diplomatinius at
stovus j Washingtona il
Londona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
-DUMBARTON KON-
FERENCIJA BAEGTA

Westinghouse. Rugs.
% d. pasibaige Dumbarton
Oaks konferencija, kurioje
per 6 savaites Americas ir
Britanijos atstovai norejo
pasiekti kokio nors susita-
rimo SUI Sovietu atstovais
ateities taikos ir saugos
klausimais. Tai buvo tik
kalbos; mazais dalykais ne
va susiprasta, bet kitais vi
sais klausimais nieko neat
siekta. Viename svarbia-
me klausime, az tarptauti-
neje organizacijoje turetu
teise balsuoti is paciu su-
sitarianciu valstybiu save
ginti jeigu ia valstybe patti
pasidaro uzpuolike ir pra-
deda kara prleS kalmyne
Sail. Maskva ta atmeta.
mes. j patti yra uzpuolike
.jau dabar ir nenori dasilei-
sti kad kitos Salys galetQ
nuspresti kas yra kaltinin.
kas ir agresorius.
Tais klausimais bus kal'
bama dar kada veliau. Tai.
gi, Maskvai pavyko tik lai'
kas sugaisinti ia konferen
Fciia, 0 bolseviku armijo:
toliau tesla kaimyniniu sa
liu pavergima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
ISIVERZE PER AL
BANIJA ] BALkA-
NUS

Alijantu juru If orc jie-
COS isiverze j Albania ir
j salas Jugoslavijos pakras-
tyje, tikslu uzkirsti kelius
is Balkanu begancioms ma
ziu armijoms atgal ] Vo..
kietija. Rusams einant
pietus is siaures, manoma
abiem alijantu armijom SUI
sisiekus sugauti daug Vo-
kieciu kareiviQ apleidzian-
cc.u Graikija ir Balkanu sa-
lis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Malarija, liga kuri labai
kirto Amerikos karius pa
tekusius Pacifiko salose ir
trukde kara SUI Japonais,
dabar jau dikciai nugaleta,
kaip pranesa naujai isras-
tas atrabinas zymiai prisi-
dejo prie malarijos nugale-
jimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Syedija uzdare visus sa-
vo uostus svetimu saliu lai-
vans, delei susidejusiu sa-
lygu. kuomet dabar Balti-
jos juroje eina kars.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
: .''s'1|dAl|y
D A r B A /
IR DARBJNINkU zINIOS
4 Milijonai Liks be
Darbo

Su karo pa5aiga Europe
je prizes Vokiecius, pranesa
karo darbo jiegu komisijo-
nierius McNutt, is daoar-
tiniu karo reikmenu darby
bus paleista apie 4 milijo-
mai darbininku. Su tue,
sake jis, lures pasibaigti If
darbo jiegu kontrole, kuri
dabar prilaiko darbin.nkus
karo dirbtuvese.
Dabartiniu laiku reika-
linka daugiau darbininku
tam tikroms paciu reika-
lingiausiu karo reikmenu
iSdirbystems.
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ALIJANTAI jau pa

ALIJANTAI jau paene
nelaisven vakarQ Europos
karo fronte virs 100000
Vokieciu kareiviu.
Su suzeistais ir uzmus-
tais Vokieciai neteko jau
apie milijono kareiviu nuo
Birzelio 6. kai Alijantal
isiverze Europon.
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PREF. Roosevelt paskelbe
Spaliu IL Kolumbo Diena.
Kita proklamacija paskel-
be Spaliu II Lenku Gene
rolo Pulaskio diena. Jls
zuvo Amerikos Revoliuci-
niame kare.
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Vokietijos dirbtuvese SUI
trumpinta d a Y b i ninkams
pietu laikas tik Xxi Is mf-
nutu, O visa laika darbinin-
kai turi kuoskubiausia dir
bti gaminant karo amunl-
CHA. Tas reiSkia Vokieciai
dar ryztasi kariauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

Auto nelaimese visoje sa-
lyie 1913 metals uzmusta
zymiai maziau = 1924.
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Amerikos dirhtuvese If
siaip darbuose nuo karo
pradzios stojo j darbus net
6,500,C00 moteru daugiau.
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Vokietijoj sumazino duo
nos davimo kieki dabar kai
Vokieciams nukirsta gavi-
mas maisto is Prancuzijos,
Belgijos, Holandijos ir XII
tn Saliu kurios jau issprus-
ia IS iu ranku.
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SJJOMIJA nutrauke di

SUOMIJA nutrauke di-
plomatinius rysius SUI ia
ponija, padarius paliaubas
SUI Alijantais. Kada Sovie-
tai nutrauks diplomatinius
il kitus draugiskus rysius
SUI Japonija, atkakliausil'
Amerikos priesu, nors So
vietai gauna Americas zy-
mia parama prizes atkak-
liausi Rusijos priesu Vo-
kiecius?
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VOKIECIU fronte re

giamasi ilgesniam kariavi-
mui negu Xxi Spaliu |: ka-
reiviams isduodama pirmu-
tiniai zieminiai rubai.
Europoje prasidejo ru-
duo, lietingi oral If saltos
naktys.
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LAIVAS GripshOlm p

vyko is Europos SUI 218
serganciu ir suzeistu Ame-
rikos kariu kurie buvo pa
init nelaisveje Vokietijoje.
Tie pakeisti nelaisviai yra
toxic kurie jau netiks ka-
riauti. Parvezta keliolika
ir Kanadieciu.