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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-20

Chambers Of commerce fre-
Quently join the clamor for I'm
economic local projects of the
state or federal government on
the ground that other places are
getting theirs; why shouldn't we
get ours?' Such chamber Of COM
merce socialism leads to in
creased tax burdens which cor
respondingly restrict markets
and jobs in free enterprise"
This is the kind of strong medi-
cine which the United States Cham
Der of Commerce recommends the
average American to absorb so that
free enterprise" may be under
stood. Here is another sample Of
straight-from -the-shoulder talk:
Recent corrosions of eco
nomic liberty in the United
States are not due to the efforts
of few communists or fascists.
Instead they chiefly come from
the fact that so many Of us care
only about our own liberties and
are Indifferent or even hostile
to possession of similar liberties
by others of our fellow citizens.
In fact, for a momentary gain
in higher prices, higher wage
rates or government favors,
many of us are willing even to
sell our own freedom"
I wish I might quote further but
space does not permit it for it goes
without saying that real free enter
prise" it's virtues and it's benefits,
are expounded in great detail. But
this is enough to show you sur
prising degree Of frankness, re-
markable willingness to think. It is
something when the very people who
often are loudest in their accusa-
ton that free enterprise" is being
destroyed by Tom, Dick, Harry,
John Gewis) ct ALA, are willing
to admit that they, themselves, may
be enemies Of free, competitive
enterprise.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-20
Hitting the Trail

When Eric Johnston arose and de-
clared that labor and management
must shit the sawdust trail to-
gether," he started something. But
actually he was only carrying on
something which his organization -
l. don't know whether he was the
chicken or the egg - had already
started. It is process by which
businessmen (and in businessmen,
the farmer is included for he is
mighty important part of the Ameri-
can free enterprise system) can get
an understanding of what the Ameri-
can system of economic democracy
really is and then see whether they
are really supporting this American
system or not.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-20
OO-Year-Old Rose Bush

Unless it has been crushed I'm
der the Nazi heel, a rose bush
planted 1000 years ago is still
growing in Germany. Set by an
emperor in a garden near Hide
sheim, the bush was known to be
blooming up to the time of the
war.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-20
HOusefathers

Among the aborigines Of Aus
tralia it is common for fathers to
look after the children while their
wives work.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-20

And remember, too, KELLoGG's
ALL-BRAN by itself is a rich, natural
source of the whole grain protective"
food elements - protein, the B vita
minis, phosphorus, calcium and iron!
ASasye5 AlL-BRAk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Ferguson Blasts
.BiddIe sCIdiirn

WASHINGTON. Dec. II QNS)
Senator Ferguson tR1 of Michi-
gan today took sharp issue with
Atty Gen Biddle's argument that
subordinate government officials
should first clear with their
superiors before teStifying before
congressional committees.
Biddle advanced this contention
in testimony Saturday before the
Senate immigration commmittee
during which he replied to charges
made against MIN by Norman n.
Littell.
Littell was ousted as assistant
attorney general by President
Roosevelt after a recent row with
Biddle, who had demanded his
resignation.
II think this question il of
vital interest, Ferguson de-
clared. because IL every sub
ordinate official IL to have TO
clear every important question
with n superior before giving
information TO congressional.
committees, Congress will be
unable TO Junction."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
ARMY WOUNDED

FRIZZELL. PVT WILLIAM L.-MH. Jessie
,FIlkkcN. Hlfe. jackson.
HEATH, PVT, cLoYD E.-M1. Arlene p
Heath, wife, ftnAcS
HERTZBERC. PVT WILLIAM C.-Au
Mary Allen. mother, Alger.
Jensen. PFC. WALTER c.-Mrs. christens
Jensen, mother, Benton Harbor.
KosKI 5 SGT. ARTHUR John Pr
honen. guardian, Ramsey.
LAPARL. PFC. LAUREN II. JR.-Laursn H.
Lapah, father, Potterdlle.
LINDSEY PVT. THOMAS C-MrS. Mar
G. Lindsey. mother, Grand Rapids.
MARTIN, PFC. RODCER E.-AIs. Mary L
Martin. mother, Royal Oak.
MARTIN, SGT RoHALD-Mrs Elsie Mar.
tin. mother. Flint.
MAssAcAR, PVT. DONALD R.-Mrs. Doro
thy AssSacAri Nife. Port Huron
,MAYoROs, PVT. JULIUS y. JR.-MrS. Eva
Ms seEian mother sWEando,,e a. ,
aekiboin, mother, HillSdaie.
METcALF. PVT. ALERT C.-Mrs. Anna
Astsah mother, Grand Rapids.
METTLER. SGT. ANTHONY M-ArS Marie
MoFfATrTiF. II SGT esn'u. ALMANAC -L.-Mru
Gertrude NJ Morgan, mother. ssndusky.
., OLSON, SGT VERNON L.-hiss Esther
PARKEE, PFC CHARLES H-Mu. KAth-
PIEcHocXI, I'd IT EDWARD L.-Mrs
Helen PiechocN wife. Grand Rapids.
SMITH, PFC. ROBERT H-hu. Alice
SMITH PFC. ToHMIE J. - Mrs. Ruth
Smith, mother, Allen PARK
sTULL, PVT DELBERT B.-MrS Freds
A. Stull wife Plymouth,
=, wALEER. PVT GEORGE w-Nrs Dorothy
WOLCOT-r PVT, VICTOR R.-MrL Eliza
BETH ~sicott. wife, Traverse City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
European Area
DETROIT AREA

- DETROIT AREA
kEEssANDRo. PVT JKMEs=Mrs Nancy
AlesSsndro. mother. i0o09 Essex. Dearborn.
kHDERiIE. PVT EUGENE J.-MrS, Louise
p. Anderie mother, 1889 Havana.
ANDERSON, 1sT 1t. DONALD c.-John d.
Andersen. uncle. is3o4 GIeytiele -.
BENNETT. PFC. JAMES A.-~hr1. Donna J.
Bennett. wife, 542l Fischer.
CATION, PVT. WILLIAM H.-hrs. BeulAh
c1 cahp flis i re JAexMu Ma. starr
mother, i6i4s GTeenIaNn.
DOLLAE. PFC. BENEDICT C.-Nrs Jose
phine pollan. mother, al Junetion.
pd DgGGA ho,h "a LANES Fs,. AmAIh Lucy
EDWARDS, SGT. BRUCE C.-Mrs. Eleanor
KoZLoWsKI. PVT. LEONARD T. = Mrs.
''i asLo Ks'S cS 6SiA sai sS c.i.l
LanEloll, mother. 4o7s ssyburn.
LuTFY, PFC. WALTER-Mrt. Nina Lutfy.
mother Ass pevenshiTe, Crosse Pointe
MACY, ia IVAN J.-MrS Geraldine
Helen ". Meloche, wife 4s27 seybum
RULE. PFC. HAROLD R.--hrs. Rhea N
Rule. mother l41ol Harrison.
siboa, brother osio Greenfield Desrborn
sIENKIEwIcz. PVT. ALEXANDER JR :
Mr. Victoria sienhewiel. mother. $40
T1TE.-PEc.- EAiERsoS R.-Mf.- Nsry
Tate. mother soo2 quincy -
THOMAS, PFC JAMES E.-Albert Thomas.
TIDsHELL-- S SGT JAY p---MEs-- Audrey
TiasEsy wife. $4,000 Tlrsman,r :, 49,
zs sEsFosk fstb,r crh hE 9is H-"''r
zUMELLO PFC. DAETE-Mrs, Alice zg-
mgiiU. m0tnrr- fo4 s. Hamilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Army Promotes
Il From State

The war department today an
nounced temporary promotions OF
IL Michigan officers, four from
the Detroit area. They are;
Captain 70 Major
GeorEs Reese, &C. $3.50 r. Lafayette De.
troll,
Edwin John Dobski NV. sylvan.
lat Lieutenant 20 Captain
Robert Cotton stafford. &C. e35 Z. Grand
Blvd Detroit
Herbert Burdiek. ONO, 267s Rochester
Detroit.
Francis Edward Timmons CT. Lansing.
Fred Lewis ThAldof Jr.. IA. LansinE.
I'd Lieutenant TO Ist Lieutenant
Louis Arthur Cohen. ONO. $50 W. Euclid
Detroit.
John SHREDDER Christensen. ONO. Creenvills
Gerald Joseph CaEpAry. CT H0ughton.
warren Hogue Lang CT, Houghton
Frederick John Sopjes, CE. Kalamazoo.
John HettingA, CE Marshall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
wife, Stepson knitted,
Police Hold Husband

Victor Farley 33, OF 1905 Fair
view is held by the police today
for investigation of feloniouS as
sault. His wife, Mrs. Creade
Farley. is in Receiving Hospital
stabbed in the abdomen.
Police were told that the knitting
happened during a family quarrel
yesterday. Mrs. Farley's son
Lawrence Rice. is, of 1886 Full
ton, slaShed on the arm, also was
treated at the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

>--->>--->>- Mondoy p.e.mb., H. 1914 --.>--------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
How 10 stretch a Ton of COAL!

CoNsERvNG coal is going to be must
Nfor everybody this winter. This isn't
because less coal is being mined.
1t is estimated that 20 millions more
tons of coal will be mined this year than
last-with feuer men. Quite feat by mine
owners and miners alike! And there are
adequate rail facilities for bringing the coal
to your city.
But certain grades and sizes of coal are
needed for war production. And, in addi-
ton, your local dealer is suffering from a
shortage Of manpower, trucks and tires.
So be patient with him.
And conserve the coal he is able to deliver
to you. You can make your coal supply go
at least 1920 further-and save that much
on your fuel bill-by taking a number of
simple precautions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Lawyers Postwar Plans

WASHINGTON. Dec. IL QNS)
The National Lawyers Guild an
nounced today that its committee
on postwar planning would spon-
sor a national conference on post
war problems Friday and Satur-
day in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Butchers Plan Holiday

NEW YORK. Dec. IL ms
More than $500 retail butchers in
New York City today voted TO
close their shops in a meat holt
day beginning Christmas Day
and continuing until "OPA regula-
tions are adjusted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
MARINE WOUNDED

DOUTHETT PFC. JOHN NM and Nj
John z Douthett. parents. Grand RapidS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Jackie Cooper WEEDS

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. IL (INS)-
Jackie Cooper and June Horne,
26, movie bit player. viii be mar
ried this afternoon in the chapel
of the Wiltshire Methodist Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
NAVY, MARINE DEAD

BILLINGS PFC JAMES Mrs NadEe
HillinKl- mother 1868 Meyers Detroit
LANDIN. FIREMAN l/C JOHAN A.-Mr
and Mrs Johan A. Landin. parenu. Lud-
inEton
soEkcfcff. SEAMAN arc PAUL Ls-Nr
and Mrs Peter p Novacich parents Ironvood
PATTON, SEAMAN 2/C JIMMY D.-Mr
and Mrs. LEROY L. Patton. parents, Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
NapoIeon's Waterloo 2

The great Napoleon. who conquered nations
Was himself a victim bf sfteF-estine paine
Those who are distressed with stomach or
ulcer pains, indigestion, gas pains. heart
burn, burning sensation. bloat and other
conditions caused by excess acid should try
Udga> Get 25c box Of UdFa Tablets from
return box 20 US and get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

See that your heating system is clean and
in good repair. Close off unused bedrooms.
Pull your shades and Grapes at night. If
you can, insulate. For other suggestions
see your coal dealer.
One Of the biggest jobs of the C&O
Lines is hauling coal from the mines along
its routes, so we're in position to under
stand the problem, and to know how
essential coal is these days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
OUrsTATE

BARTHEL PFC WILLIAM Mrs. Eva
BaFfhei, mother Milford
CARNEY. PVT. CLAYTON H-Mu. Don1
Carney mother, MuskeRon Heights.
eEfHE PVT, TONY J.-hrE Rose CerBs.
mother Bessemer,
CHRONISTER. PVT. SAMUEL C.--hrf. Nell
Chfonisttf mother Battle Greek
-ERGt-Y- PVT WILLIAM H-=NlTE- Addte b.
Cray KITE RnuGiHG
-EUIKT PFC MARVIN Js-MTs-NAFy-CA iK.
mother. Grand Rapids.
FLAGG. SrSCT MuRRiELD C.-Ars.
loretta p. FlAgg, wife OAKLEY
~~~~~ Monday. Deos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

The department today made public the of 1927
soldiers wounded the European heate OF these 50 from
Michigan % from Detroit
released by the
department including Michigan Detroit In all
casualties all previously
kept informed directly the department
OF any
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
VILNIAUS KRASTO DRAUGIJOS
IR LAIKRASCIAI &

1925 metals pradejo kaip grybai dygti Lie
tuviu sv. Kazimiero Draugijos skyriai kainuo-
Sc. Mokytojai, zinoma, turejo butt ju organi-
zatoriais. Prize siu skyriu veike If knygyneliai.
Mollytojas turedavo pagelbeti sAyru tvarky-
tis turejo vesti protokolQ uzrasus,. mes dauge-
Lyle vietu visame kaime neatslraSdavo kas ga
etu suraSyti protokola. Mokytojo pareiga buvo
priziureti kad kaimas butu viskuo aprupintas.
Tais laikais buvo, galima sal<yt tik viena
partija: visus Vilniaus kraSto Lietuvius valde
didziumoie kunigija, ir Tx il name galfnti val
dyti Vilniaus krasto Letuvus. Bet laiku be-
CANT atsiradus daugiau ssimoksnlsiu Lietu-
viz, pradeta kurti ,daugau ir visokiu draugiju.
Atsrado Lietuviu Mokytoju Sajunga, atsiranda
Lietuviu Suddenly Sajunga, Letuvlu Sv. Kaz-
micro Draugija Zitiecu Draugiia, Lietuviu Mo-
kso Draugija, Ryto Svietimo Draugiia. Lietu.
viu SvietimQ Kuturos Draugija, Lietuviu Me-
no Saiunga ir dars kelios kitos nezyrnios drau-
gijeles; pre to uz kurio laiko susikuria Lietuviu
Pranas zizmaras, kurs kavineje Vnuje kirto
Lenkui per veida uz izedina If Lenkas nedryso
stot dvikovon su juo. Tuo Lietuvu vardas la
bal visur nuskambejo.
Visos LetuviQ draugijos reikia sakyti SUI
gyyeno savo tarpe takai; be to Vilniaus Lietu-
vial palaike labai glaudzius santikius su Sven
cioniu Lietuvias ir ju draugijomis, taipgi su
Suvalku krasto Letuviais, kurie buvo nelabai
skaitlingi okupuotoje Lietuvoje.
/ (Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

didele kad bolsevikus sutrusknt saden buu vsa len
gva Pagaiau, saiungninku kariuomene jau yra nu-
gabenta Europa ir zygiui pasiruosus Nejaugi pirma
bus esta bolsevikams visur saknis eist sstvar
kyti ir sustpret II k tada ka visa tai au bus vykes
faktas, tada bus mta apie kara jas gavot demobi
zuota r po namus ssiskirsciusia kariuomene vel is
naujo mobilizuoti If ia vel uzjuri siusti?
Visu lasves istroskusiq zmoniu viltys yra sudetos
tai kad galunio pasaulo isaisvinmo valanda jau tk
raj arti Ten ir mlsu Lietuvu, viltys. Mes viena
visiems lakams turime isisamonnti kad Lietuvu tau
ia negaes islikti gyva je bosevkai nebus sudauzyt
tsoa aeas boser
kams Lietuva valiant lganiui bus szudytos paskan
dintos Rusios gem5se Tat kovokime kap kovoje prizes
musu senosios tevynes zudikus. Nesusvyruokime nei
valandelei, tai iSskyrus negarbe nieko mega
Ii atnesti. Bukime stiprus il musu stprybe ruoz
tu bus pastprnimas vsiems kre kcvoja del Lietuvos
gyvybes islaikymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
TEVU SAILS

(Putino eiles, rasytos Gruod. 1910
W juriu mariu, uz melynuju,
" kalnu, sleniu, misku juodujQ,
Pro nykia tamsa ir rusty veja,
Kur sniego puoksciu pusnynus seja, =
Kaip sviesu silta Geguzes ryta,
Ziedais rasotais apsciai kaisyta,
Drma giliaia, jausmu gyvuoju
Tave svajoju, tave dainuoju =
Tolina, brangi Tevu Sale.
Skaudziai be vilties, kurciai be aldo
Mus piktos vetros verpetuos svaido.
Pailso jiegos, aptemo mintys
Ir eme brolis brolio baugintis.
Tx tu, brangioji, visiems vienodai
ia patti vaizda istolo rodai:
Pro kraujo puota, liepsna gaisruota,
ziedais leliju apvainikuota
Spindi aukstybej, Tevu Sale.
Spindek, brangioji, skausmu auginta,
Jau lauktas rytas pro dumus svinta
Ir mes, klajunai, SUI ryto giesme
Svetur sukeltus skausmus isliesme,
Ir grysim, grysim silpni, isbale,
Bueiuosim zeme, gaivinsim gala.
Tx kolei staugia audringi vejai,
Spindek aukstybej, kaip man spindejai,.
Tolima, brangi Tevu salie ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
|AtsiminiInai IS 0kupuotos LietuvOs
Lietuviu Pergyvenmai Vargai ir Kentejima Lenku
Okupacijoje po 1920 Metu
J. v. VALICKAS

sto svesuomene gerai nujaute Lenku mntis r
lenkinimo pavoju, todel kol dar buvo proga ir
lasvos Lietuviu rankos svetmo srityje, dare
ka galejo kuodaugiausia isleisti is gnnnazijos
abturientu.
Vinuje veike Lietuviu Komitetas, kurs
gaudavo lesu is geru broliu ir seseru Amerikie-
cu ir slaptai is Lietuvos valdzios, todel tuojau
istege ir kelis Lietuviu moksleviu bendrabu-
cus, kur neturtingu tevly ar nasaiciai Lietuviai
vaikai buvo prilaikomi ir galedavo ankyti gm-
nazija. ir paskui, baige ar nebaige gimnazijos,
kad galetu eti ir sviesti liaudi kame
Berods jau 1925 metals isejo prmoji laida
pilnai astuonias klases baigusiu Vytauto Didzio-
jo Gimnazijos abiturientu. Veni is ju isejo
mokytojauti, kit pradejo eiti Stepono Batoro
Universiteta VilniuJe. Taip kas meta Lietuviu
gimna7ija isleisdinejo pc grazu burr Lietuviu
svieteju. Bet viena Lietuviu gimnazija Viniu-
ie negaejo uzpildyti visu reikaiavimu liaudis
buvo alkana mokytoju Tada buvo padaryti zy-
giai Svencionyse ir ten buvo atidaryta Lietuvu
glmnazija, prie gimnaziios ir mokytoju semi
narija, mes tai buvo labai reikalinga. Kurie no.
rejo ir turejo galimybes eti tolesnius mokslus
ir tie kurie tik mokytojo moksla tegaledavo pa
siekti, j pasiekdavo.
Taigi, kures kad ir nemodernisSos Lietu-
viu mokyklos kaime nes po karo znones kali
muose netureJo tlnkamu patalpu moky ykloms,
bet Lietuviu liaudis mokslo verte il svarba III
nojo tue labiau kad gama lavintis Lietuvis-
kai If taip darbas ejo prmyn. Liaudis Rusu
laikais nesurusejo, kai kur buvo kick apgudeju-
siu, bet abai mazai; net Xxi pacios Lydos EMO
mes kalbejo tk Lietuviskai ir cia buvo zydnti
Lietuva.
Viniaus krasto Letuvio mokytojo parei-
COS ir padetis buvo nepavydetna: darbas buvo
toks sunllus kad vargu ir isivaizduotum kaip
vienas zmogus gall tick daug nuvei6ti ir tick
daug darbo atlikti. Daug kartu Letuvis mo-
kytojas negavo algos apmok5ti, tik geru zmo-
niu buvo valgydinamas ir nakvYdinamas. Kar-
tas Lietuviu Komtetas negaudavo reguliarai
pinigu ir neturedavo- ekuo ismcketi mokytojams
ir Kittens algu bet Lietuvis mokytojas savo
pareigu neraliko "Simtams veiu', jis buvo sa-
vo pareigoms iStikimas.
Esant maza mokyklu, keliu kaimu vaiku-
cai lankydavo vieno nlokytoio mokykla: vie
name kaime mokytojas dirbo prizes petus, an
trame po pietu. Suaugusieii irgi norejo mok-
so, taigi JUGS turedavo mokyti vailarais. Prize
to, pas mokytoja ateidavo zmon5s su visokio-
mis- bedamis, prasymQ surasymui teismui ar
virSaiGiui, If tt. Mokytojas taipgi buvo ir dak-
taras: kas kur apsirgdavo, kviesdavo mokyto-
ia kad apziuretu ligOn if jeigu mokytojas
galedavo pagelbeti tai nors jo patarmo EMO
nes tik5davosi. Mokytojas taipgi turejO val
kucius lavinti tikejimo dalyku ir sparuosti pir-
mai ispazinciai. Vakaras mokytojas turedavo
lavinti jaunima If suaugusius vaidinimu, ture-
jo nusimanyt if apie scenerjos dalykus. Vie
nu zodziu, kaime is mokytojo labai daug reika-
laudavo ir nokytojas nors buIo ir labai ger
biamas, bet ir darbais budavo apver6amas Xxi
kaklo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
Sake, Padare Tvirtus
ApsaugOs Planus

Rugsejo 3 is Washingtono
skelbia jog Amerikos, Britu ir
Rusu delegacija tarianti apie
pasaulines apsaugos planus pa
krypo plana sudarymui to-
kio tvirto tarptautinio teismo
kurio jiega ant tarptautiniu
reikalu dar neturejo nieko sau
lygaus. Oar tik nesutarta ko-
kia bus to teismo sudetis ir
kokia jiega il palaikys. Ia
ciau, sake, bendrai suprasta
kad tas teismas bus zymiai ga
lingesnis uz bent koki Xxi siol
buvusi tarptautini teisma.
Bolsevikams dalyvaujant to-
kio teismo nustatyme, galima
tiketis tokiu keistenybiu i've
dant to teismo programe: Jei
dabar bolsevikQ uzgriebtos ir
pavergtos salys veliau nores
kelti savo laisves klausima, tas
teismas lures pripazinti jas
kaltas "taikos ardyme" ir lei
sti bolsevikams bausti - Mas
kvoje sugalvotu budu. -.
Antra dalis sios konferenci-
jos prasides Rugsejo 10, kur
dalyvaus Kinija, Amerika ir
Britannia, Russia nedalyvaus.
Maskva, mat, taikosi prie ia
ponijos, kuri uzpuolus Kinus,
ir atsisako dalyvauti ten kur
Kinija dalyvauja tarybose =
bet del to gal kad is Kinijos
jokios naudos gauti negali, O
kad is Amerikos ir Anglijos
gauna visa pagalba tai visai
nebijo su jomis tariffs, nors
ir jos yra Japonijos priesais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
Kl4AsS / KA RASo
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
BOlsevikai Bullitt'a Vadina
Observation-Disclosures Snipu"

n =
Komunistu organas Pravda,
Maskvoje, atsiliepe j William
C. Bullitt straipsni rasyta is
Romos, populiariame Americas
zurnale Life, isvadinant Bull
litta "nubankrutijusiu snipu".
Bullitt buvo Americas am
basadorium Maskvoje ir veliau
Paryziuje ir draugingas Lietu-
viams.
Bullitt dabar dirba kaip lai-.
krasciu korespondentas ir turf
Prancuzijos Armijos laipsni.
Pravdos rasytojas K. Demi-
dov uzatakuoja Bullitta kaipo
Hitlerio simpatizatQriu, kuris
noretu kad Vokieciai pergaletu
Rusus. Kaltina il kurstymu
"kruciados" prizes Sovietu Uni
ja. Tas bolseviku rasytojas
nori sukeltli truksmo, irodine-
damas kokias tai Bullitto me-
lagystes jo straipsnyje, "A
World From Rome, ir tikrina
jog Bullitt norejo kad Sovietu
Russia butu uzpulta is Vakaru
ir is RytQ.
Pravda gina savo klastinga
ir prazutinga Sovietu Unija, ir
Bullitto pasakyma jog jis "su-
sitiko Romoje tam tikrus OPP
timistus' kurie tiki kad pen
kiolika metu prasides pasauli-
mis- karas tarp Sovietu Unijos
ir Vakaru Europos, gelbstint
Anglijai ir Amerikai', perkrei-
pia pasakymu, "gal Bullitt SUI
sitiko Romoje nekuriuos tokius
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banditus".

banditus".
Bolsevikai dabar ginasi ir
teisinasi, noredami itikinti pa
sauliui jog Maskva nori tik ap-
saugos ir taikos. Bet placiau
matanti zmones nujaucia tik-
rus bolseviku siekius = uzka-
riauti kitas tautas ir pavergti,
jeigu tik Amerika ir Anglia
dabar Stalino nepazabos.
The CIO news., 1944-05-22

a known fact that the Phils have
never parted with a huge sum for
a player. in fact the opposite is
much more appropriate. The Phils
have generally sold a star player
to some more fortunate club, in
order to wind up the season with
enough cash to get by.
Previously the Phils have shown
flashes Of power and it is hoped
that this power will assert itself
most Of the season, because with
the Phils in the fight, each and
every team will benefit. When the
doormat rises and wipes off the
opposition, rather than being con-
tinually rod tupon, than that's
news, Come on. Freddy, we're pull
ing for you and with you.
What q World Series that
would be: The st. Louis Browns
VS.. The Philadelphia Phils. Rob-
ert Ripley would surely say "Be-
lieve It Or Not" and In this case,
"That Goes Double"
The CIO news., 1944-05-22

placing additional girl teams In
the field, so that some sort of
league can be formed. While the
girls are receiving much needed
exercise and having recreation, the
fans will also be given a good idea
of what the proposed girls profess
sional baseball league will be, when
it blossoms out in the next few
weeks.
Through the incentive Of Lacy
Cifala, some local girls may show
enough ability, that a scout from
the professional ranks may come
here to look the Cumberland
product. So girls, II you think
you have some ability to play
sOftball, talk to other girls about
forming q team, and this writer
Is certain that you can find q
sponsor, simply by making your
selves known.
Irwin "MoOse" Crabtree, four
times manager Of the Delicatet
city champions boys softball
teams, is prominently mentioned as
the manager for the Lacy's Lassies.
Such being the case, the fans will
see a hustling team with emphasis
on speed and inside play. Softball
fans are urged to keep a close
watch for press news that the girls
are opening their season, and then
drop all plans and be there at the