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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
TOBACCO PRICES
CONTINUE SLUMP
Bv The Associated Press

Price trends on Norm CdIoIlild
and Virginia hue-cured tobacco
markets took further downward
slump yesterday with old belt
auction centers reporting eecreas-
es up to S. per hundred, the War
Food Administration reported. AT
the same time agriculture and
marketing officials in the two
states sought a means OF staollz-
ing the price structure.
W. Kerr Scott, North Carolina
agriculture commissioner, urged
that farmers slow down their mar
ket deliveries in order to allow the
buying companies time to handle
the huge volume Of offerings. La
Dor shortages and general slow
down of auctioning has prevented
buying companies keeping up with
sales, Scott said.
Earlier in the week, the U. s.
Tobacco association, governing
body for the auction system, had
announced it would limit all mar
kets still open to four selling days
weekly, eliminating Mondays, in
order to relieve the congestion in
factories and warehouses.
The sixteen Virginia and North
Carolina old belt markets reported
price declines of from 81 to 81 forI
all leaf grades, while other grades
with the exception of cutters
plunged as much as S. per hun
dred pounds Cutters remained
steady. Offerings were increasing
~ heavy with some markets re-
porting blocks. Reflections were
frequent as growers expressed dis
satisfaction over prices.
Best thin nondescript was down
81 on middle belt markets, while
practically all other grades show
ed declines Of approximately 81.
The volume of sales was heavy.
Eastern belt markets reported
declines of from 81 to So for a.
number of low and common non
descript grades, the first and most
serious change in the average
price picture noted this week. All
other grades remained steady.
Wednesdays sales by belts, with
officila averages:
Eastern: 7,259,034 pounds at an
average OF $41.97, bringing sea
sons total to I'll 1929 pounds att
an average of $4188.
Middle: 3,2O9,S78 pounds at an
average of $40.66, a decline of 46I
cents per hundred from Tuesday.
Average prices by markets ranged
from low Of $38.17 to a high of
$42.48. The season total reached
32,889, 1886 pounds at an average of
$42.04.
Old: 4,308,948 pounds at an aver
age Of $38.95, bringing the season
total to 23,690,181 pounds at an av-
erage of $41.00. OF the Wednesday
total, Virginia markets sold 1892
1872 pounds at a 1888 average,
while North Carolina markets sold
2,406, 156 pounds at an official av-
erage of $685..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
WARNING

The New Hanover County War
Price and Rationing board has
issued a warning to all filling
station operators tina: the num-
Der IL coupons in A gasoline
books are not valid and will
not be valid and must not be
accepted for the transfer Of
gasoline.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
WILL SPEAK

Miss Mary Hagoot, head Of
The bookkeeping department at
J. C. Penney's store, will talk
at $3.50 am. tomorrow to the
distributive education class at
the high school on the import
ance of record keeping In
stores.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
Obituaries
M. M. CHINNIS

The funeral of w. M. Chinnis,
ST.. Of Market st. Road will be
conducted at $3.50 p. m. today, at
st. Mathews Lutheran Church on
18th street. The Rev. Carl Fisher
assisted by the Rev. c. D. Barclift
will officiate. Burial will be in the
National cemetery with the Ameri.
can Legion, Post No. 10 in charge.
Active pallbearers will be
George G. Avant, Bert w. Blake.
Henry Sherman, x. B. Swain, E.
A. Ganey, and L. H. Reynolds.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Rufus V. Williams, r. T. Presson,
M. R. Barnes, M. G. Scnnibben,
W. D. Small, A. G. Setter, C. F..
Setter, Jr., and the American
Legion Post No. 10.
The body will remain at Yopp's
Funeral Home until time for the
funeral.
White feathers contain no pig.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
City Briefs

The board of directors Of the
Chamber of Commerce VIII
hold its monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon, Oct. II, at
4 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
LEGRAND TO SPEAK

LEGRAND TO SPEAK
J. @. LeGrand, attorney and
New Hanover county's repre-
sentative to the State Legisla-
ture, will address the Whining
ton Life Underwriters associa-
ton at q luncheon meeting ut
the Famous Grin on the Caro-
lima Beach road at 1880 pm.
Friday. His subject will be
wills" This will be the sec
ond in a series Of Informative
talks by prominent citizens on
subjects connected with the
life insurance business, the
first being on TRUSTS" by
Richard S. Rogers, trust Off
Ger.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
CAUDILL TO PREACH

CAUDILL TO PREACH
Rev. Russell Caudill, secre-
tary Of boys work of the Y.
M. c. A., will occupy the pull
pit Of Temple Israel during
the regular Sabbath eve serv-
ices tonight at 8 o'clock, and
will preach on 1.-THE Children
Of God" Rabbi Mordecai M.
Thurman will conduct the
service. A social hour will
follow the service in tie Tenn
pie lounge. Temple services
are always open to the public.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
POSTPONED

The "open house" planned by
New Hanover high school stu
dents to be held at the U. s. o.
club on Third and Grace sts.,
tonight has been postponed be-
cause 50 many Of the students
are planning TO attend the
football game between Whining
ton and Rocky Mount at Rocky
Mount tonight. Plans are UNDER
way for an "openhouse" soon,
but definite date has not been
set.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
REVIVAL

The Rev. Thomas K. Woody,
pastor of the Atkinson Baptist
church, Pender county, an
nomces that the Rev. ]. o.
Walton, pastor Of the Southside
Baptist church Of Wilmington,
will conduct revival services in
his church, beginning on Mon
day night and continuing
through the following Sunday
morning. Services will start at
8 o'clock pm.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
HEADS DAIRYMEN

RALEIGH, Oct. 5.-X- Levi.
Ray Of Greensboro today was >,
pointed executive vice preside,
Of the North Carolina Dairv Nv.
ducts Association, Inc, succssa
ing Marcus L. Ham who resigs
ed to accept a position with oussr.
college, Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06

The American Red Cross was
founded by Clara Barton in 1881
One hundredweight is equal Il
112 pounds.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
RECEIVE NAMES

Approximately so names OF
Wilmington Servicemen have
been received by the Saliva
ton Army to be sent fruit
cakes for Christmas. Anyone
wishing to have one of the 600
cakes being furnished by the
organization sent to a service
man is asked to mail or turn
I'm his name and address to
the citadel, Is South Front
street. before Oct. IA.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Theima Fales, 202
Central Blvd, Sunset Park, has
returned home following = ma
jor operation at James Walker
Memorial hospital.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
ALUMNI MEETING

ALUMNI MEETING
A meeting of alumni OF
Eastern Carolina Teachers col
lege will be held Tuesday
night at I o'clock at the Gov
ernor D u d he y. Reservations
should be made by calling
Frances Switzerland, tele-
phone, 2-3745, or Mrs. Robert
Way, telephone &1473.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
FORMER MAYOR DEAF

LONDON, Oct. 5.-(P)-sir Sam
uel George Joseph, Sc, former lor.
mayor of London, died at his INV
don home yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06
EX-GOVERNOR DEAD

NANTUCKET, Mass, Oct. S.
RERegis H. Post, 70, former gov
ernor general Of Puerto Rico, died
late today at his home.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06

First battalions of the U. S. Ma
rine Corps are said to have been
named after the British Royal Ma.
rines.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06

White feathers contain no pig
nent; they only appear white.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-06

In a statement, the secretary
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
BALF PASAE-P -
LlETUVAH

NEW YORK. - Bendras
Amerkos Lietuviu Salpos Fon-
das Spalio menesi pasiunte
Lietuvos zmonems vaistams ir
pabegeliams suselpti pinigais
$24,250 suma.
81 menesi didesnes sumos
pasalpai bus pasiQstos ir rem
giamas drabuziu transportas
Lietuvos zmonems.
Visi Lietuviai nuosirdziai
prasomi aukoti rubus ir pasi-
darbuoti Lietuvos zmoniu SUI
Selpimui.
Drabuziu vajaus laika savo
mieste bel apielinkeje malone
kite nustatyti sulyg savo nuo-
ziuros ir reikalo.
Kun. DIR. ]. r. kOncius,
Pirmininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

ju pasitaiko ir bega ir pabega.
Tada naziai sustato j ellie 10
Lietuviu ir kulkosvaidziu SUI
saudo, sakydami kittens kad
tas teks visiems jeigu kas ke-
sis pabegti. O jeigu kuris ju
tik pasikesina begti, naziai
pabaudimui nukerta po viena
aust kokiu desimties nelaisviq.
"Kareiviai ir darbo patalio-
mai visai nieko nezinojo apie
Alijantu isiverzima j Europa.
Vienas ju pasakojo kad jiems
bekariaujant jie pradejo pate
myti is priesingos puses karei-
vius visai kitokiose uniformo-
Sc negu jie mate pirmiau. Lie
tuviai daugumoje isbego j vie
suma su iskeltom rankom, pa
siduoti, ir tada patyre tikra
teisybe. Jie papasakojo kokio-
Sc dalyse Prancuzijoje jie bu-
vo paimti nelaisviais.
'Juos lankydami mes tnre-
jom kelis kartonus cigaretu,
degtuku ir kramtomo gumo, ir
kai padalinom jiems guma me-
kurie ju sake jie pradeda mo-
kytis kramtyti Amerikoniska
guma taipgi. Tas name labai
prajuokino.
GAS klausiau Lietuviu val
kinu ar jie noretu j Amerika
patekti. Vienas atsake, taip!
Mes troskom kai mus paeme
nelaisven kad mus YES per
Prancuzija, Anglia tiesiog i
Amerika. Paminedami Ame-
rika jie taip prasisypso kad
gamma SupfaStl is JQ aklQ kO
jie taip troksta.
"Pirm persiskiriant, vienas
Lietuvis vaikinas nuejo sa-
vo palapine, .nueme savo zenk-
la ir atidave man kaip souve-
Mira.
"Apsake man kad cia kur
jie radosi visai nera gasoline,
naziai viska konfiskavo, isve-
re ar sudegino; viska suarde
ir sudauze ka tik galejo, mai
sta gi pasieme SUI savim."
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PETICIJOs sU PARAsAIs Wis ATEINA

Turekit pasizadejusiu vykti
vardus ir adresus, ziurekit kad
jos devetu ant krutines tick
zvaigzduciu kick turf tarnybo-
je sunu ir dukteru.
Vietinio komiteto grupei bus
praneSta visos informacijos
kur ir kada vaziuoti ir kur
Washingtone susirinkti.
Kitos kolonijos klausia in
formaciju apie hotelius Wa
shingtone, il tt.
Reikia pazymeti kad hoteliQ
nereikes toms motinoms kurios
nores ta pacia diena gryzti is
Washingtono. Kurios nores pa
matyti Washingtona ir ilgiau
ten pabuti tai iQ paciu reika-
las SUI nakvyne, mes tikrai ten
sunku vieSbuCiuose kambarius
gauti.
Skyriai, ar kuopos ar klubai
ar draugijos kurios turf parin-
Ike motinas vaziuoti Washin-
gtona tuoj praneSlit apie tai
LVS centrui, $500 Superior
Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio, ir Ko-
misijos Pirmininkei:
Mrs. Ona Biezis,
3241 West 66 Place
Chicago, Ill.
Kielviena Lietuve kareiviQ
motina privalo laikyti sau uz
Garbe kad il dalyvaus tokioje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
.ANTRAS LAISkAS -
PRANCUZIJOS

Antanas Cekauskas, is Ma
hanoy City, Pa, prisiunte An
gliskame laikraStyje Pottsvil-
le, Pa, tilpusi Lietuvio Corpo-
ralo Juozo Kerlaviciaus laiSka
atsiusta is Prancuzijos, save
zmonai, gyvenanciai ST. Clair
Pa. 10 Iaiskas rasytas Rugse-
jo l, 1914. Jis taip pat apibu-
dina Lietuvius ir kitu tautu
vyrus prievarta paimtus Vo-
kieciu kariuomene.
"Pastaru laiku nekurie mu-
su vyrai buvo pasiusti parvezti
amunicijos ir sugryze j stovy-
kla papasakojo man apie kele-
ta Lietuviu karo imtiniu lio-
duojanciu trokus, kurie apsa-
ke jiems idomiu dalyku. SUI
prantama, man tas buvo svar-
bu zinoti. Taigi sekancia die
na trys Lenkai vyrukai ir as
paprasem vieno musu virsinin-
ko duoti NUNS leidima tuos
nelaisvius aplankyti. Jis da-
We NUNS leidima porai valan-
du.
"Mes keturi isejom ta popie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Nors kai kurios kolonijos
jau baige rinkti peticijas ir
daugiau nesidarbuoja, taciau
kitur dar darbas varomas, ir
Wis sake gauna geras pasek-
mes.
Didziusi skaiciu paraSu Xxi
Siol surinko Clevelandietis vel
kejas Alekas Banys, LVS LIMO
skyriaus narys. Jis jau arte-
ia prie 5000 paraSu.
Siomis dienomis dar gauta
pluostai peticiju su simtais pa
rasu is Amsterdamo, nuo Adv.
A. C. Stoknos, ir is Chicagos
nuo Margucio.
Mazais skaiciais blankQ at
siuncia siaip kolonijos.
Kurie turit neispilde petici-
jos blanka, skubinkit gauti pa
rasus j ja If. grazinkit LVS
centrui.
Xxi siol uzsiregistravo jau
apie 40 Lietuviu KareiviQ Mo
tinq vaziuoti j Washingtonq,
su peticijomis pas Prezidenta
Roosevelta.
Jusu kolonija taip pat turf
lygia teise atstove j Washing
tona siQsti, todel praSome ne
atsilikti.
KolonijQ veik6ju ar organi-
zaciju kurios ruoSia Lietuves
kareiviQ motinas vaziuoti su
peticijom Washingtonq, pra-
Some, isitemyti siuos dalykus:
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AR SIS GASOLINAS
SPROGS?

Amerikai ir Anglijai be-
yeik baigiant susitarti su
Iranu (Mazojoj Azijoj) del
gasoline, staiga isikiso So
vietu Rusija,. kuri taip pat
pareikalavo kad jai butll
duodama koncesijos naudo-
tt gasolina ir alieju is siau-
rines dalies Irano.
Del to sake isrodo kad
lures rezignuoti Irano wy
riausybe galva Saed. Ia
ciau spejama kad ir jo ipe-
dinis atsisakys uzleisti Ru-
sijai aliejaus koncesijas.
Maskva pagrasino, jeigu
Iranas neduos jai aliejaus
koncesiiu, pradeti prizes ta
kaimyne visa atkakliausia
propaganda.
Washingtone zinovai sa-
ko Sis klausimas gall pri-
vesti prie Amerikos-Angli-
jos krizio su Russia.
"Irano klausimas pada-
rytu Lenkiios klausima tik
nykstuku United Nations
tarpe", pasake vienas val
dzios narys Washingtone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Dirvos redakcijai pateko We
lava is Lietuvos - nedidele
veliavuke, geltona-zalia-raudo-
ma.
il atejo per Italia, pateko
Lietuviui Amerikos kariuome-
mes Lieutenantui M. Slautai, is
Clevelando, kuris prisiunte ia
savo svogeriui, Jonui G. Polite
riui, Polteris SUI to leitenan-
to laisku iteike ia veliavuke
Dirvai.
Lieut.. Michael Slauta raso (:
Observation-Disclosures, as ana
diena uzejau ant burio Lietu-
viz, kurie buvo priversti ka-
riauti Vokieciu ar1nijoje. Jie
nusistebejo patyre kad kas
nors moka Lietuviskai kalbeti
ir apsake man visa savo isto-
RIA. Pasirodo, jie turejo ma
zai pasirinkimo stoti armijon
ar ne, ir jie tarp saves apsi-
sprende pasiduoti nelaisven
pirmutiniam Amerikieciui ko-
XII susitiks. Ia jie ir padare
ir dabar tikisi butt pasiustais
j Amerika. Vienas is ju da-
We man maza veliavuke, kuria
prisiunciu jums, manau nore-
sit ja tureti. Jis neSiojosi ja
su savim per du metu. il yra
karo nudeveta, kaip matysit.
Ju buryje nesirado nei vieno
Polterio".
Tokia tai tos Lietuvos tri-
spalves veliavos istorija.
Is Lieut.. Slautos aprasymo,
sulyg tu Lietuviu pasidavusiu
Americas karo belaisviais, ga
lima speti kad tas veliava su
savim nesiojesis Lietuvis val
xmas buvo priverstas stoti
Vokieciu kariuomene kada nors
1912 metals.
Jau anksciau ejo Amerikoje
kalbos kad vienas ar kitas Lie
tuvis ~karys sutikes Lietuvius
karo belaisvius atveztus is TIA
lijos Amerikon, bet kadangi
Americas jauni Lietuviai turi
mazai supratimo apie tokius
reikalus ir kick Lietuviu tau
ia perkencia salygose kurios
privercia Lietuvos jaunuolius
patekti ir kariauti Vokietijos
kariuomeneje, iie is to savo
patyrimo su belaisviais nieko
nepadare ir spaudon zinios apie
tai nepatenka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
BUS DAUGIAU 'TOKIU
APRASYMU

AmerikeCiai LietuViai kariai
negali susiristi Sill Lietuvos
Lietuviais. Jie nesupranta Lie
tuvos reikalu. Jie raso tiktai
savo asmeniskus patyrimus.
Reikia betgi tiketis kad at
siras ir tokiu kurie su Lietu-
'viais issikalbes ir apie pacios
Lietuvos likima, apsakys per-
gyvenimus po bolsevikais Kill
rie nuo raudonuju isliko gyvi
Xxi pateko Vokieciams vergais.
Reikia tiketis gausime ido-
miu aprasymu nuo Dirvos ben
dradarbio Vytauto Gedgaudo-
Aruno, kuris pirmiau buvo AT
rikoje.
Vytautas Gedgaudas, vyres-
nysis kapralas Prancuzijos uz-
sienieciu legione, raso- Dirvos
redaktoriui Spaliu 10, jau is
Prancuzijos:
Isl karta jau rasau is Eu-
ropos zemyno, kur jau esu gan
ilgas laikas, Prancuzijoje. Ne
senai pasieke name keletas nu-
meriu Dirvos, vakar gavau
knyga 'Timeless Lithuania.
Dekui, ia skaitau.
"Pas name nieko ypatingO.
Oar Wis esu 1aimes vaikas'.
Kaip ilgai ticks j no butt?
''Straipsniu dabar negaliH
pasiusti, mes taip maza turAl
laiko, be to, yra apsunkintas
ir pats rasinejimas.''
Taciau pasitikime kad Wy
tautas Gedgaudas neiskes ne
parases, kad ir maziausia lai-
ko turedamas, kaip tik jam
pasitaikys susidurti su Lietu-
vos Lietuviais.
Vyt. Gedgaudas tarnavo Lie
tuvos pasiuntinybeje Romoje
Xxi 1910 metals bolsevikai oku-
pavo Lietuva. Tada pasiunti-
nybes stabui susimazinant jis
istojo Prancuzijos Uzsienie-
ciu Legiona siaures Afrikoje.
Xxi siol laimingai islikes ir at
sidures jau Prancuzijoje, gales
padaryti kontaktus su letu-
vos zmonemis nors nelaisviais
laikomais Prancuzijoje, palm
tais kartu su Vokieciais.
Tada galime tiketis sulaukti
is jo straipsniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Letuyai Kareivai Susitinka SUI Lietuvos Jaunu0lais
talijos ir Vohetijos Frontuose Jie Skubina
Pasiduoti Amerkieciu Nelaisven

te, uzsideje savo dujakaukes,
pasieme sautuvus If ar1auniei-
jos (nes visada turin nestis
sautuvus ir dujakaukes atsiti-
kline suxidlrimo sll slaptai
mus saudanciais, etc., ir ejom
apie pora mailiu j ta vieta kur
tie nelaisviai radosi. Mes uz-
tikom ju apie SO vyru kurie
vieni dirbo virejais, kiti tvar-
kos saugotojais, kiti atlikinejo
ivairias kitokias pareigas.
"As nuejau prie keleto ju
ir pradejau kalbeti j juos Lie
tuviskai. Jie susirinko aplink
name labai nustebe girdedami
Lietuviskai kalbant. AS pa
sisakiau jiems jog esu Lietu-
Wis kurio tevai atvyko j Anne
rika 1909 metals. Jie nepa-
prastai nudziugo galedami su
manim pasikalbeti. Jie klau-
Sc names ivairiu klausimu apie
Amerika. Jauniausias is jV
buvo 13 metu amziaus. Kitty
amzius skyresi nuo Is, 18 Xxi
So metu.
"Visi jaunieji vyrai isrode
stiprus. Kas name stebino tai
kad jie visi buvo sviesiaplau-
kiai. Tarp jQ buvo Lenku,
Latviu ir Belgu nelaisviu.
''Lietuviu toje srityje buvo
apie 5000! Ir kokie jie links
mi! Jie labai apsidziauge ga
We pamatyti pas juos atvykusi
Americas kareivi. Vienas is
ju man pasake jog jie dirbtu
diena ir nakti Amerikieciams,
mes u. S. tikrai gerai SUI jais
apsieina. Jiems dirbant prie
iu nestovejo joki sargai nei
M. P.s su sautuvais, kaip dare
Vokieciai. Dauguma tu Lietu-
viu paeina is Kauno, William
poles ir Marijampoles. Mes
surinkom tuzina ar daugiau
belaisviu vardu ir is kur .jie
paeina, bet jie negales butt pa
liuosuoti Xxi po karo.
''Ir kokiu ivykiu jie man
apsake! Su jais buvo apsieina-
ma kaip su sunimis! Vokieciai,
kaip man pasakojo, eme ka-
riuomenen vyrus nuo 13, Is Xxi
81 metu amziaus. Daugelis
paimtuju buvo padeti j Darbo
Batalionus. Vienas tukstantis
tu vyru buvo pastatyti Vokie-
tijoje budavoti karo lauke GIN
tuves ir titus. Senesni vyrai
kurie darbe negalejo susilygin-
ii SUI jaunaisiais buvo plaka-
mi bizunais Xxi sukrinta ant
zemes. Ir jie ten budavo pa
liekami. Tas buvo daroma pa
rodymui jauniesiems kad at
liktu daugiau darbo. Vokieciai
maitina JUGS kokia tai Zalia
sriuba ir senomis darzovemis.
"Daugelyje atveju, nelaisviai
budavo pastatomi j fronto IL
nijas music lauke ir varomi
zygiuoti pirmyn. Jei jie me-
daro ka jiems liepia, Vokieciai
is uzpakalio JUGS saudo. Jie
taip pat surenka merginas is
uzlmtu Sallu If naudoJasl Jo-
mis-.
"Kitas nelaisvis apsake kad
jo tevas turejo maza dirbtuve
Kaune. Naziams uzemus Lie
tulya. jie sueme jo teva, viena
10 broli ir il patti ir pastate
prie darbu statyti karo fronte
cementines gintuves. Motina
susaude. 10 teva pagaliau -is
mano taip pat veliau susaude.
"Stai dar vienas apipasako-
jimas. Jiems apie 800 Lietuviu
dirbant, vienas-kitas kaliniu is
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PetiCijas Skubiai Grazinkite LvS Centrui

istorineje kelioneje. Seniaus
tokius zygius atlikdavo vyrai,
dabar moterims pasitaiko pro-
ga, if jos kvieciamos vaziuoti.
daugiau - geriau!
Jei kur nera motinos turin
Clos du, iris ar keturis sunus
tarnyboje, geistina kad vaziuo-
tn ir tokia motina kuri deves
ltik viena zvaigzdute.
Kvieciamos vaziuoti ir kariV
zmonos, jeigu tik nori.
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinu
Komisija
Ona RieZiene,
Chicago, Ill.
Stefanija Douvan-
Ciurlionyte,
Detroit, Mich.
Hypatija Yciene-ziuriene,
Observation-Disclosures, O..
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''Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
j laiska ST. dahar ir ''Dirva'
sanhys jus istisa pusmeti.
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VisQ koloniju Lietuviai Pa
raSu ant Peticijos rihkejai -
skubekit graz;i1ti parasu blan-
kas, pilnai uzpildytas ar ne
dabaigtas uzpildyti, mes laikas
atejo peticijas suruosti gabe-
nimui j Washingtona. Siuskit
jas dabar, Sig pat savaite, be
ilgesnio trukdymo. (TusciQ,
nepradetq pildyti blankQ ne
reikia grazintD.
LVS CENTRAS
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(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygu, po $500.
Siuskit savo Gzsakyma!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

SIGN IN THE HEAVENS
Lately there have been dis
cussions about signs in the
sky. The one depicted here
was witnessed over the
French invasion coast at dawn
on D-Day. The rainbow spread
over the whole area in brilliant
coIors, only fading from sight
after thousands Of men had
seen it and had been heart
ened by its appearance atthe
outset Of the Great Adven-
ture. Coming at the mo-
men+ II did. the Rainbow Of
'invesion Morn might rank
with the Angels Of Mons" OF
The last war and the Essex Of
Crueifix" Of recent date.
-Dr.-.ns b. RoIs~S oss-.. Ls~<s" SSh.''.
Copyright. Is1| King Fsst-'-' Sy-@'s%'. '"t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
Proposed System May Result In ax Rate ncreast
300 VOLUNTEER
 TO GIVE BLOOD
"American Brass Day" io Be Observed Monday,
 October 9

A recruiting campaign opened aa the American Brass O., this week to secure blood donors for Monday Oct, O. when the Red Gross blood donor unit comes here from Hafts ford. The Red Cross has cot tha next donation session as 'AnieFicail Brass Day"
 Management representatives aii4 members of Local 9bi. c. I. O., are in charge of enrolling employees na donors, More than 300 persons have already volunteered, at was reported today.
 The recruiting group includes:
 Eai. Howard and clifford Nlcholgs Waterbury branch south plantss Robert R, Vance and Christophef olllls, Waterbury branch, north plants; Vernon L. Hall and Charles A. Eavino. French small tube braneh Carl E. Woodward and Jos seph j, MoEvoy, American Metal Hose branch; John Y Drouker and Carlton R. Stevens and Joseph Nafs della, Waterbury Brass 0oode bFanch Martin A. Tooney and John ]. Cameron, general niachlna shop; Edwin r, Earth, general of- fees,