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Wings

Eddy McEnnan has purchased
che Aeronica Chief from Lee 4.
Reith Mr. Reith's work takes him
{. Goshen, Ind
49,
The new students az McEnuan
Airport are Roberta " Luede-
mann and Grace Sauers, Npsilanti,
and Viola Morse. Ann Arbor
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Pom and
daughter Beverly have returned
from New Orleans. Mr. Pom was
training and operations officer OF
the local squadron Of the Civil Air
Patrol
1t Arnold Heimerdinger was a
recent airport visitor He has gone
back to Hutchinson. Kas. where
he is an instructor Tor the Naval
Air Cadets in their primary train
ing on Stearmans.
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tomorrow is a Lovely Word

| "its natural" Andrea whis.
pered.
"Of course it is-In wartime >
Beth made her voice as hearteninc
as she could. But you have cour.
age. Thousands and thousands OF
women must be thinking the same
thing. preparing themselves for
what can happen. It's force,
Andy, that's let loose. We women
can't do anything about it, except
make 1t easier for our men bv let
ting them know we can take any
thing because we have inner re-
sources.H
What do you know about It?
You haven't man." Andrea said.
She didn't mean to be cruel. and
Beth knew it. "a
Anyway, honey, you're looking
too far into the future"
How far is the future? d? Tomor.
row it's here"
That's right. And tomorrow
you've got TO get up at 7:45. so
''' ~ fAFIhA s1blfAI GltNIl
I get scared of other things"
Andrea said after a while.
What other things?" Beth
asked sleepily.
Andrea didn't answer at once
nut when Beth was dropping off to
sleep again. she said, Il get scared
about my feeling for Jim. do love
him. Beth. / love him so much that
ache with wanting him. but that's
only my heart. Another part of me
tells me that il Jim and ] didn't
sec each other again-or even soon
I'd I'd get over it."
That's natural to feel. / guess
but that doesn't make it true.
once you love Jim, you'll always
love him"
I'M not like You.-
Beth had fallen asleep and so.
fortunately. did not hear that.
In the morning, looking at An
treas sleeping face, Beth felt a re-
iurgence Of her old tender feeling
Tor her. Andrea would always be
ike her little sister. and all her
ieliishness, or what had happened
Nith Jim, could not come between
hem, or ever destroy her feeling
IF responsibility for the girl she
lad brought up.
She said. Wake Up, Andy. Time
o 20 back TO the mines"
Andrea stretched lazily and
miled before she opened her eyes.
l don't know what Id do without
.ou, Bethic It was like Old times
o creep into bed with you last
ight and let you mother me. We ,
avcnt been close for a long time.
nd I've missed you"
Il haven't been anywhere" Beth II
aid gruffiy because she was :
Juched.
DO you know what day n is7 \
Friday. You've a big date to
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tanks to consumers for replacement
purposes. no longer require prior
ity preference ratings. the Detroit
office OF the War Production Board
announced today.
As a result a consumer, wishing
to purchase a tank for replace
ment purposes. need only certify
TO his dealer that II is needed TO
replace a tank worn out. damaged
beyond repair or DESTROYED. and
that II will not be used to replace
usable equipment or to make a sub
stitutlon which would provide more
extensive facilities.
II. however. he wishes TO pur-
chase for other than replacement
purposes a consumer must apply to
the district W7PB office for a prefer
enee rating before purchase, can be
made. r. A. Turpin, priorities an
alysts manager. said.
A rating OF AA-3 has been as
signed to sellers to enable them to
purchase and maintain an inven-
tory OF plumbing and heating tanks
FOR replacement purposes as well
as for new installations.
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Restrictions Lifted
on Plumbing Tanks
Sale OF plumbing and heating

Word has been received that
Walter II. Stampni is instructing at
the Pslo Alto Airport at King City,
Cal
Edmond Gooding received his 0
to $50 horsepower rating at Dear.
born and Is now working for the
Buss Sales and Service at Milwau-
kee, Wis. His Job is 10 fly his
employer and TO fly parts that are
needed TO different parts OF the
country. This week he Is going
to Denver and next week expects
to 90 TO Iron Mountain.
Edward Knapp is co-pilot on the
Pennsylvania Central Airlines car
go planes which are sent all over
the country. He is stationed at
Washington. d. C.. and is at pres
ent living in Arlington, Va.
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night
Dennis! Beth thought OF him FOR
the first time, and something nice
and warm came up inside her.
Andrea got out of bed and went
to look at herself in the mirror. 81
look dreadful" she said piteously
That's what crying does to a girl
Well, I guess Ill have to get used
to it."
wait until you have something
to cry about" Beth was busy get,
ting lingerie out of a chest of
drawers.
"I'll try" Andrea said obedient-
ly" but l guess 1 can't help it il 1
get lonely"
No, 1 guess you can't" Beth
wriggled into her girdle and began
to put on her stockings.
Andrea said. Let me get your
shoes" -
Beth laughed. "How comet rate
all this service this morning ?"
Oh" Andrea told her blitheIy.
l can be grateful. too 1 know I
Kick and scream about all your adj
vice, but 1 know it's good for me.
l I'm going to take it, Beth"
advice? Beth realized that
time was getting on and she hadn't
slept well enough to have a clear
mind about what she'd said the
night before.
About Jim-and all that about
preparing oneself. I'm going to
learn to knit and read good books.
l might even get to like staying at
nome by myself evenings"
Beth slipped her blue iersey
dress on over her head. ITS NOT
much fun" she had to admit, but
you can get used to It,"
I'm glad you're going TO have
some fun tonight" Andrea said
with obvious innocence. 81 hear the
Balalaika is lovely. / always want
ed Harry to take me there, but he
hasn't enough money. Maybe some
day I'll get to See IL. You tell me
all about it when you get home,
won you J.? III wait up"
Beth said, "Ummmm."
is Dennis calling here for you?'
Beth was beginning to catch on.
but she was as helpless as a swim
ner caught in a. current. She
nodded.
Would you mind awfully IL
Iust said Hello To him Pofb W.
we're good friends, you know"
Beth shut her eyes, counted to
en-, discovered that there was
iothing to do about it and said, Il
'Spect that Dennis would like to
axe you, too. BE ready at seven"
Andrea flung her arms around
Ier. You love! Wen surprise him.
hall we ?"
Beth said. -Yes. we'll surprise
i'm"
(To Re ContinUodD
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CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT

TT WAS SILLY to want to keel
the letter to open when she wa.
!. alone. There wasn't any reason
why she should, even though it con
tanned an invitation. Beth was sur,
" that.
Andrea said, well. Aren't yol
going TO open it?"
What? Yes, oh, yes, Of course. ;
Beth ripped the end of the envelope
and slipped the single sheet out
Without reading it, without think
ing of what she was doing, she held
It out to Andrea.
II don't want to read your let
ter" Andrea said coldly. Then. cur
losity getting the better of her, she
spoke in a more friendly tone. "You
read it and then read it to me. You
know I'm always interested in any
: news from Dennis"
1T it isn't news ex-
actly," Beth said, not raising her
head. 'fIe just says he he is
coming to Washington. Hes d.
he's going to make headquarters
here. Government work"
rs that all ?"
No" Beth put the letter back
into the envelope and put 1t in her
purse" He says he has a date with
me TO go to the BaIalaika.
That's a night club we didn't go to
last time"
That's sweet OF Dennis 10 give
you a good time. l told you you'd
like him. Hadn't we better 20
down to dinner now?"
Beth felt as If she had been hold
ing a firecracker in her hand
touched the punk to it and it had
fizzled out. But she knew her par
ticular firecracker and Il was like
iy to sc off at an unexpected time.
Andrea didn't say anything more
about Dennis, except TO ask when
Me was coming.
Beth said. Friday" and that
was that.
Andrea was a subdued girl that
week. There were other letters
rom Jim, but she kept them TO
herself and she never said anv-
thing else about her disappoint- |
ipent, except the night when she |
Game downstairs about 3 o'clock /
and crept into bed with Beth.
II have to talk" she said. i've
been crying myself TO sleep these
last three nights. Sometimes I get
scared, Beth. Suppose Jim is
right?"
What do you have to be scared !
about, Andy?"
Lots Of things. Suppose he /
be got killed."
Beth's arms tightened about the
shivering girl, and her own heart
,uailed before the thought. You
mustn't think such morose things" u
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VOTE FOR BABY PlN.Up

GREAT LAKES. ul.-UP- The
sailors of company 123 at the Nav
al Training Station voted for some
mighty cute babies in their lat.
est pin-up photograph contest. 1T
all started with a lot OF Dragging" :"
Seaman Clarence Burger OF Chica-
go explained. we were all boast
ing about our children and show.
ing pictures, and so We started
contest
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Lincoln District
FLYING PRINCIPLES
DEMONSTRATED AT

Lincoln Dist. M.ch. Feb. 10
The children OF the elementary
grades of Lincoln Consolidged
School had an opportunity TUESDAY
10 hear Terence Vincent explain.
In an interesting manner the funda-
mentals OF flying. and TO watch his
demonstration OF two glider models
known as "Stubby' and "LOopoy.
, Mr.. Vincent is peculiarly adapted
TO this phase OF education. His in-
tcrest in aviation dates TO The DAY.
when. on the staff OF a newspaper
in Wichita. Kansas. he interyewcd
r. VI. Laird, inventor OF the Laird
swallow plane. in which he had an
opportunity. to ride during the in
terview. Nj. Laird was also builder
~Qf a model described as being cana-
Bile OF flying ll2 miles in li2 min
utes and weighing lia ounces. Lat.
er, Mr.. Vincent was aviation editor
OF a Chicago paper. and served in
the L. S. Air Forces.
In Miss Miller's. room ar Lincoln
Tuesday morning. an amusing Incl
dent occurred. There arose a need
, for added weight on the nose uf
'Loopeyr the Glider After an SOS
for the most available substance. a
lad I'M the front row supplied a
stick OF gum. obligisgly chewed il
TO the proper consistency. and ap-
piled II TO the glider's nose. after
which the glider flew in its re
quired loop.
- Tuesday morning aas Mr.. Vim
cents seventh trip TO the Lincoln
School over period of several
years. his first appearance occur
ring in April 1889 at the invita- lion
OF Ralph Bruce. present art in
structor, who al that time said.
The attention and interest shown
, during the talk and demonstration
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York News

York Mich, Feb. 10 Mr. and
Mrs Harlan Holcomb entertained
the Euchre Club at their home,
saturday evening Prizes were
won by Mrs. Harry Hamlin, Louis
Smith, Mrs. Floyd Ganong and
Harry Hamin. A delicious lunch
-ves served by the hostess.
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Can Spring Be Far eehind7

Russet brown is a color usually
associated with autumn, but recent
ly it flashed briefly as an emblem
OF spring. On mild day between
alternate days of snow flurries. a
gorgeous brown velvet butterfly
alighted transiently on the window
sill of Mrs. Jessie Ryan's residence
and the ruddy glow of the season s
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Attend Forum

From this vicinity, attending the
Community Forum in Ann Arbor.
Thursday evening, were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright and son, Orlo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Campbell.
Mrs. sherman Dibble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Amrhein, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Breining. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c Was
EN-. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray. Smalley. Rob
ert Garrod Eugene Collyer Glen
and Fred Miller. Robert Wanty and
Harlow Laing.
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Birth Announced

Born to Pfc. and Mrs. J. p. Stor,
emski. Willis. a daughter We'd
nesday, Feb. 2. in 81. Joseph's Hos
pital. Ann Arbor She has been
named Frances 10. Her father Is
expected home on furlough any
day. Mrs. Stormeski is the former
Magda Chic who was graduated
from Lincoln High School with the
Class OF '39.
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Children Visit Dairy

Lincolu's second graders enjoyed,
at first hand, Wednesday afternoon
lessons pertinent to milk produc-
tion as evolved in a modern dairy
The Bella vista Farms Dairy oblig
irgly conducted the tour OF their
premises.
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In East Lansinu

Mr.. and Mrs. Theron VANITY were
in East Lansing Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb. 2 and 8. to hear
about some OF the solutions offered
for war time problems facing the
average Michigan rural home.
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Striking Coincidence

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chic. Pitt.
man Road. visited their sister, Mrs.
Storemski. and infant daughter. at
st. Joseph's Hospital. Friday and
Sunday. BY striking coincidence, the
Storemski baby was born on the
same day, same hour, as Joey"
Chic, who reached his first birth
day. Wednesday. and the mothers
occupied the same room, year
apart.
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Kenneth VANITY Leave, for Service

NtHhetN Wanty Leaves Tor SERVICE
Kenneth VANITY. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron VANITY, is leaving Sat
urday for Fort Sheridan. Illinois,
where he will be stationed for sey.
eral days before proceeding to
Miami Beach. Florida, for his basic
training in the Army Air Corps.
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Indicated that the material is vital
and the presentation most delight
f,,1
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-10

Nj and Nrs Harold y Gooding,
New Nofi City spent Sunday after
noon with his grandfather. Charles
Hale.
MIR and Mrs Joseph Carr and
Two children attended the funeral
of her mother, Mrs JosephAngel
at Wayne. Friday.
Mrs Helen NaLgle and son Ste.
phen. left Thursday for Texas to
be near her husband in camp there
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Home on Furlouoh

1t. Marble Heath. San Marcos.
Tea, is spending a furlough here
with his parents and sister. Mr..
and Mis-. iIarlie Heath and Anna.
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underaoe. Operatior

Louis Smith entered ST Joseph's S
Hospital. Ann Arbor. Tuesday and
Wednesday morning had an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
STALiNAS NEISILEI
DZIA UNNRA PA
GALBOS | UZIM-
TAS SAILS

Washingtone gauta pa
reiskimas is Stalino jog jis
neisileis j Russia United
Nations selpimo ir atkuri-
mo administrators, kurios
tikslas yra pagelbeti karo
nukentejusiems.
Stalinas sake jis nenori
kad j Rusija lystu UNRRA
atstovai. Tai iis pranese
kuomet patyre kad Direk-
torius Lehman prades ru-
rintis teikinu pagalbos So
vietuose esantiens nuken-
tejusiems kitty tautu Emo
mems. zinoma, Stalinas pri-
imtu ir priima visoki mai
sta ir viska ka Amerika
duoda j paciu bol.eviku
rankas, ka jie gall isdalinti
savo Submissions.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
GEN. MACARTHUR
SUGRYZO | FILL
PINU SALAS.

Gen. Macarthur, Filipi-
nu salu gynejas 1941 me-
tais, Japonu isstumtas, kai
jie didelemis jiegomis puo-
le tas salas uzeme, islaike
savo pazadejima sugryzti
] Filipinu salas. Tas reis-
kia, iis tikejo kad Ameri-
kieciai pagaliau sustipres
tick kad vel Japonus SINUS
If tas salas is ju atins.
Nesuejo nei trys metal,
II Gen. Macarthur SUI sa-
vo didelemis isaugusiomis
jiegomis j Filipinu salas
sugryzo. Japonai ten uz-
klupti nelauktai. Jie tike-
JOSH, jei Amerikieciai pulls
salas tai bandys isiverzti
! pietlne didele sala Min
danao. Ten Japonai tvirti-
nosi. ir' rengesi ,Amerikie-
cius sutikti. Bet MacAf-
thur isiverze j viena is vi
duriniu salu, Leyte, kur
Japonai nesitikejo.
Leyte saloie .iau isteigta
islaisvintu Filipinu vyriau-
sybe, ir is ten tesiama at
kariavimas kitu tos grupes
salu. Suprantama, karas
gall uzsitesti CANA ilgai il
musiai bus atkaklus.
Shame zygvie Amerikie-
CLANS pagelbejo slaptai ten
nuveztas vienas radio ope-
ratorius, taipgi kit ten IL
ke ir slapstesi U. S. kariai,
pabegeliai is Japonu nelai-
sves, ir patys Filipinu gv-
ventoiai. Ju pozenio veik-
Ia tvirtai suorganizuota il
jie pagelbes islaisvinti vi
sas tas salas.
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Japonai Smarkiai Sumu$t prize Fi|ipinQ Sa|Q
Macarthur SugryzO kaip buvo Pazadejes
PASkANDINTA EILEI
PRIESO LAIVU

Spaliu 25 PREF. Roose-
welt patieke Amerikos laik-
rasciams zinia apie didelj
Americas karo jiegu laime-
jima prizes JapOnus Filipi.
nu salOse ir vandenuose ap-
linkui tas salas. Japonijos
kar0 laivynas, iki siol slap
stesis, staiga issiskubino
pagalba savo kariautojams
ginantiems Filipinu salas.
U. S. karO laivynas JUGS
pasitikO. Musiai tesesi pa
staru keliu dienu begyje,
trijOse dalyse plataus van
denynO.
Sulyg pranesimu, Japonu
laivynas tarO nugaletas,
zymiai sugadintas ir isblas-
kytas. Sis musis skaitoma
vienu is zymiausiu karo lai-
wynn musiu istOrijoie.
Vienas JapOnu didysis ka-
ro laivas nuskandintas, XII
ii 4 sugadinti; nuskandin-
tas vienas ju lektuvnesis
keliolika lengvesniu karo
laivu nuskandinta, kit zy-
lniai sugadinti.
Sunaikinta daug Japonu
lGktuvH siuOse muSiuOse ir
uzpuOlimuOse netiketai pa
close Filipinu salose.
Americas nuOstoliu tar
pc yra nuskandintas vie
mas leuevasis iektuvnesis
ir keli kiti LAVAL apgadinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
LENkAI VARSAVOJ
NAIKINAMI

IS Maskvos pranesa apie
tukstancius Lenku zudo-
mu po to kai jie pralaime-
10 perankstyva sukilima
prizes Vokiecius, laukdami
bolSeviku ateinant "islais-
vinti''.
Rusai skelbia apie naziu
kankinimus LenkQ, apie ju
vyru pasaukima ] privers-
tinus darbus, ir kad apie
250,000 civiliniu iszudyta
lake 63 dienu laikymosi
Varsavoje.
Tokias zinias is Maskvos
leisdami, bolsevikai paden-
gia savo zveriSkus darbus
SUI Lenkais savo uzimtose
Lenkijos dalyse: gaudyma,
kalinima. zudyma, depor-
tavima j Sibira visu pat
riotu Lenku. Panas.u bu-
du ir Lietuvos bel kitu boil
seviku uzimtu krastu EMO
mes naikinami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27

Graikijoje bolsevikai isl
galeio tick kad siaucia gat-
VENTS banditiskai uzpuldi-
nedami kitokiu paziuru as
mems, uzpuola ju namus IL
persekioja arba Judo.
Atenuose, pereita savai-
te bolseviku gaujos uzpuo-
le apie 900 desiniuiu Emo
niu, kurie buvo apsibarika-
dave hoteliuose. Uzmusta
80 zmoniu tose riausese.
Is vieno nuobegu kanalc
siomis dienomis vanduo IS
nese 80 zmoniu lavonu. JIG
galeio butt naziu nuzudy-
ii prizes pasitraukiant, bel
gal but vra aukos komunis.
tn siautimo.
IL uzmusta. Prize Shire
veport. La, nukritus armi
los lektuvui uzsimuse Il
karisku lakunu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
VOkIECIAI SUMU-
SAM HOLANDI-
JOJE

Pc atkakliu musiu, pieti-
neje Holandijoje Alijantai
galutinai perlauze Vokie-
ciu atsparuma ir pradejo
apsupti 10000 naziu karei-
viu, kurie stengiasi pabeg-
ii traukdamiesi siauren.
Vokieciu miesta Aachen
Amerikieciai galutinai w
ene, visa veik sugriauta.
ITALIJOJE, y. S. karei-
vial paeme Belmonte kalna
ir susilpnino naziu apsigy-
minus, isrodo kad Woke
ciai gall init trauktis is
Italijos.
Tuoi tikima uzims mics
ia Bologna. Britai zygiuo-
ia Siauren Adriatiko paju.
riu, stumdami Vokiecius.
Britai pasekmingai vel.
kia prizes Vokiecius Graiki'
jos islaisvinime, atima vie.
ma sala pc kitos.
VENGRIJOJE, naziu is.
tikimieji stengiasi laikytiE
prizes uzpuolancius bolsevi
kus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
GEN. De GAULLE
PRIPAZINTAS

Amerika ir Britannia ga
lutinai pripazino Gen. de
Gaulle administracija "lai-
kina Prancuzijos respubli-
kos vyriausybe". PanasQ
pripazinima padare ir Mas
kva.
Savu laiku lures butt pa
daryta visuotini rinkimai.
Aliiantai tip pat pripa-
Zinc Italijoje atsteigta wy
riausybe ir uzveda SUI ia
pilnus diplomatinius santi-
kius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
ISPANIJOJE PRADE-
DANA SUKILIMAS

Bolseviku pagalba prade-
ia sukilimas Ispanijoj prise
Gen. Franco vyriausybe.
Maskva prisideda prize
kurstymo to sukilo, skelbia
jog "Ispanijos fasistu liz
das turi butt visiskai likvi-
Quotas" apsaugai Europos
ateities.
1896 metals Gen. Franco
nugalejo komunistu kara
dabar jis vel pradedamas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27

Is Paryziaus pranesa jog
Hitleris gall sumanyti nu-
zudyti apie pustrecio mill
;iono Prancuzu imtiniu ir
isveztu j Vokietija zmoniu
kurie nera galimi dabar to-
liau gabenti su pasitrau-
kianciais Vokieciais, mes
nera pakankamai trans
portacijos p1iemoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
UZEME kLAlPEDOS
kRASTA

Bolseviku armijos uze-
me beveik visa Klaipedos
krasta, taipgi isiverze Ry-
tu Prusijon uzimdami eile
miesteliu ir kaimu, kuriuos
taip pat jau skaito tuks-
tanciais. Klaipeda apsup-
ia bet dar nepaimta. Boil
sevikai pasieke Goldare.
Spaliu rs Vokieciai pra-
dejo bolsevikams priesintis
ir ju tolesni zengima SUI
lake.
Rusu armija per Suomi
ia siaureje pasieke Norve-
gija ir ruosiasi isiverzti
ia sail. Norvegija turi w
eme Vokieciai.
PreZ. Roosevelt, SpallC
20 savo kalboje skelbe kac
Amerikos Kongresas ture.
tn suteikti pasaulinei tai.
kos organizacijai tokia jie'
ga kad il galetu varu pri
versti karingas tautas lai
kytis taikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27
kANKINO AMERI.
KOS LAKUNUS

Americas miltarine misi-
ia nuvyko j Bulgaria. tyri-
nett apie ten sumusima il
kankinima karo metu pa
tekusiu Amerikos lakunu,
kurie ten pakliuvo prieS
Bulgaru pasidavima Sovie-
tams. Toks pasielgimas yra
prizes tarptautines sutar-
tis.
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VDkietijoie visi galinti
dirbti vyrai tarp 16r If 60
metu amziaus pastatyti po
ginklu. ruosiantis kovoti su
iu Sales okupantais, pana-
siai kaip kovojo kitu tautu
pozemines jiegos kada ma
ziai jas buvo okupave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-27

Palermo, Sicilija. XII
lus darbininku riausems
II demonstracijai, del to
kad viena privatine dirbtu-
We nepakele darbininkams
algu, susiremimuose gatve-
Sc kareiviai nuSove 10 dar-
bininku, 105 kit suzeista.