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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
GYPSY WILDCAT AT STATE SUNDAY
TechnicOlOr Hit Features Maria MOntez; Good Sup=
 porting Program

Coming to close tomorrow eve- ming at Warmers State theater is 'The Very Thought of You" with Dennis Morgan, Eleanor Parker ano Dane Clark in leading roles; also Olsen and Johnson's Ghost Catch erS with Leo Carrillo, Andy De- vine, Lon Chaney and score ot other favorites.
 A picture that promises to be alive with color, romance and ad- venture makes its local debut at the State starting Sunday when "Gyp- SD Wildcat" begins a three day en- gagement at that theater.
 Starring Maria Montez in the ti- tie role with Jon Hall and Peter Coe, Gypsy Wildcat" was produced in technicolor and is said to be alive with exciting action and whirlwind romance.
 According to all reports the new film represents for the tempestu- ouS Maria Montaz a departure from the type of characterization she in- terpreted in such films as White Savage" Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" and Cobra Woman" The role is one of the most seductive she has ever portrayed
 Jon Hall will be seen as the dash ing soldier of fortune who wins her away from her gypsy sweetheart, played by the young JugoSlavian Peter Coe, who attracted so much attention with his work in Walter Wanger's "Gung Ho!" 'f
 Appearing in support of the three stars are Nigel Bruce as a conniv- ing, amusing official, a role de- cidedly different from his Doctor Watson in the Sherlock Holmes pie lures; Leo Carrillo as chief of the gypsy band; Gale Sondergaard as a gypsy fortune teller; Douglas Dum- brille as villainous baron; and Curt Bois as gypsy comic.
 And for your further enjoyment Manager Julia Smith will present Her Primitive Man" as the second hit of the program. Her Prim- itive Man" is said to be riotous comedy romance and boasts giant seven star all-comedy cast including such favorite funsters as Robert Paige, Louise Allbritton, Robert Benchley, Edward Everett Horton and Helen Broderick.
 Studded with stars and packed with laughs ''The Doughgirls", film ization of the highly successful stage play of the same name, comes to the State screen on Wednesday with Ann Sheridan, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Jane Wyman, Irene Manning, Charles Ruggles and Eve Arden in leading roles. "The Un- written Code" with Ann Savage will be the second hit of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

MT. and Mrs. Nicholas De Santo of Spindle Hill road are parents of a son, Louis Nicholas, born Saturday at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. De Santo was before her marriage Miss Josephine Celemente of Ook- vile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

DEAD END TOPS
 STRAND PROGRAM
Three Name Stars Fea= tured; Eddie Cantor COnl=
 edy on Same Bill

As Broadway stage play Dead End was smash hit, packing 'em in for two solid years.
 Last night Samuel Goldwyn's great motion picture based on the powerful Sidney Kingsley drama of life in a city street opened at the Strand Theater, with Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea and Humphrey Bogart heading an impressive cast, and Hollywood may well be proud of the magnificent production this great snowman has turned out.
 Sylvia Sidney gives her greatest performance as Drina, the little Slum girl who fights valiant but losing battle to save her small moth erless brother, Tommy, from the gangster's fate she has seen the slum mete out to so many of its sons. Joel McCreg is grand as Dave, the penniless young architect she loves and who, in turn, is loved by Kay (Wendy) Barrie the girl who has found dubious route out of the Slum into a penthouse in the fash 1onable apartment next door.
 Humphry Bogart is superb as Baby Face" Martin, wanted gang Ster and killer.
 Claire Trevor gives a truly great performance as the hard, pathetic little Francey and Allen Jenkins is swell as Hunk" henchman of Baby Face" As for the celegrated Dead End Kids from the original New York stage cast, Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, Leo Gorcey, Gabriel Dell and Bernard Punsley, their perfections as the tough, brawling babes of the slum def1es description.
 Seventy-six of the most beautiful girls in the world were especially chosen for the chorus lineup in the Samuel Goldwyn musicomedy, "The Kid From Spain," which is the compaTIon feature on the current Strand bill, starring Eddie Cantor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
JERRY WALD WILL
 PLAY BRIDGEPORT
Clarinetist Brings Famous Orchestra to Ritz Ball=
 room Sunday

Jerry Wald never served an ap- premiership in music, he was an adept charinetist at seven, at 10, he was leading orchestras and playing radio solos in his native town of Newark, New Jersey, he headed out for California, formed a unit and started playing for Hollywood celeb rites. Stan Kenton was his featured pianist. The rest is musical history.
 His band has had the best "box office' records in Manhattan Hotel Lincoln history playing one of the longest engagements in Lincoln his- tory. Jerry Weld came to the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport on Sunday November 18th and brings with him Merrie Lane and Dick Merrick.
 The Casa Ritz orchestra, with lovely Peggy Durham singing is heard Saturday nights at the Ritz, Try Hintz Farmers hold forth with Square Sets and Modern Tunes every Friday. Thanksgiving will be appropriately celebrated at the Ritz with two dances. Wednesday Nov. 22nd, the Polka Jacks orchestra playing polka and modern tunes. Thursday, November 23rd, Thanks giving night, brings a feature or chestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

MT. and Mrs. Albert Affeldt of East street had as dinner guest Sunday William Baldwin of Middle town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
NEW TECHNTCOLOR
 FILM AT POLE'S
s'Trish Eyes Are Smiling Stars Monty WOOley and
 Dick Haynes

Damon Runyon's Irish Eyes Are Smiling" photographed in technical or and starring Monty Wooley, June Hayer and Dick Haynes, has five days left to be shown at the Loew Poli theater.
 To petite and radiant blonde blue eyed June Hayer went the plum feminine role of Irish" the hot tempered little chorus girl with ann loitions to become a vaudeville and musical comedy star. She wants to make it the hard way and hangs a ''shiner", on the eye of anyone who has other ideas.
 No picture of this period would be complete without at least one fab ulous character, and so Producer Runyon called in Monty Wooley. Wooley portrays caustic tongued promoter, a man with an enormous vocabulary but no scruples.
 The nearest thing to william in the picture is Anthony Quinn as Al Jackson, the million gambler. Strikiugly beautiful Beverly Whit ney is seen as a musical comedy star, while Maxie Rosenbloom ap- pear in one of his inimitable punch drunk prize-fighter characterize tions.
 The co-hit on this Musical Hit Program is Tn The Meantime Darl- ing" with Jeanne Grain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

I dio photographers to take care of the many requests for pictures that have piled up during the past two years.
 Margaret OBrien and Jimmy Du- rante are engaged" The seven- year-old M-GvM actress lost he1 ring, set with chip diamond, which had been given her on her last birthday. Jimmy learned of it while they were working together in "Mu- sic for Millions" This week he pre- Sented her with new ring-with a larger sparkler
 "I'm mortified" says clown Du- rante. T told her I'd wait until she grew up so she could be my girl, and what happens? She still calls me Uncle Jimmy!'"
 Judy Garland doesn't know whe- ther the Japs have "zoot suits" or not, but she knows they do have ''beat-fleet!''
 T shouldn't happen to Lassie!' moan the wise-crackers at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer when things aren't going just right.
 One of teh most interested visitors to the set of Metro Goldwyn- May CTS Without Love" this week was Taffy, one of Lucille Balls pet cocker Spaniels. Instead of watching Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn and Miss Ball at work, however, the dog spent her time visiting Rommie, a cairn terrier appearing in the pie ture.
 It will be a holiday marriage. too, for Ann JeffreyS and Capt. Robert Serena of the Army. She's the feminine lead in Monogram's John Dillinger." isSIlxIm Director Alfred Hitchcock has achieved the ultimate in his policy of visual, not verbal, acting. Dur ing an entire days shooting on "Spellbound," the only line spoken in a total of four scenes was Ingrid Bergman's question to Gregory Peck, Who are you?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
Grange Farley

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Norton, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Symonds, MT. and Mrs c. Nelson Cole Miss Nancy Goodson, Horace E. Read and Howard Roberts, members of Vol colt Grange, attended an Excelsior Pomona Grange meeting Wednes- day night held in the Mad River Grange Hall, Mill Plain. MT. and Mrs. Sherman Mignault and Miss Sylvia Mignault were candidates from Wolcott Grange who received the fifth degree. Twenty-three were in the class of candidates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
HoHytDood Gossip '

Clark Gable fulfilled his first stu dio assignment for Metro-G Goldwyn- Mayer since his return from the Army when he spent the entire day of October 25 being photographed at his Encino, Calif., ranch by stu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

dio photographers to take care of the many requests for pictures that have piled up during the past two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

Virginia Belmont, young HoI- Iywood contract player, currently appearing in the western musical, "Girl Rush," induced the property man to let her have Ethel Barry mOre's set chair. Virginia hopes she will become as great an actress as the feminine member of the Royal Family of the Theater, cur rently co-starred with Cary Grant in "NOne But the Lonely Heart"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
Hollywood
By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent

Veronica Lake wore long heavy undieS on her recent fishing trip to the High Sierras. It gave her an idea. Her Christmas cards this year will feature a photograph ot glamorous La Lake in red f1annels!
 Brian Donlevy, unhappy with his small role in Two Years Before the Mast" is now calling the pic ture, Two Minutes Before the Camera
 The Ernie Pyle movie "G. I. Joe'' will cost $2,O00,0 ,00O. Producer Les ter Cowan will sink all the profits of Tomorrow the World" into the war story.
 POOR RALPH'S ALMANAC
 RALPH BELLAMY was inter- viewing actors for the important role of Benjamin Franklin for his Broadway play "The Democrats 2 One ham said: "Mr. BeIlamy. I'm your man. I've played Franklin as philosopher, Franklin as patriot, Franklin as an inventor, Franklin as a .'' Wait a minute" Inter rkupted Bellamy. Have you ever jlayed Franklin as human being?"
 RKO will send Spanish star Isa- belita on a good will tour of 20 Latin American countries following the premiere of "Panamerican."
 Warbler Helen Forrest was lunch ing in a cafe near 20th Century, Fox when a juke box devotee walk ed in and started playing her records exclusively. Finally Helen made a different selection and the juke dialer snapped: Whats the matter. lady? Dontcha appreciate good music?''
 Although Hollywood thinks Bren- da Marshall is set for another pie ture, she will first do a play on Broadway. She wants to escape those heavy roles.
 Susan Hayward and new hubby Jess Barker have rented Donald Cooks valley home, settling those separation rumors. 3
 Van Johnson and Chili Williams have discovered each other.
 Copyright, 1914. NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

The Wolcottetts will meet in the hall on the fair grounds tonight al 8. A business meeting and intal- 1ation of officers will be held fol- lowed by birthday party in honor of Eileen Hanley.
 Those in charge of the program and decorations are Bessie Babcock, and Dorothy Richmond; refresh ments, Jacquiline Dumschatt, Betty Bergen and Corinne Babcock. Mrs. Howard Kraft will do the installing of officers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
COLOR FILMS PLAY ROLE

Van Nuys. Cal. - (U.P) - Tech anicolor films are used by the Army's Birmingham general hospital to demonstrate the reconditioning pro- cesses by which war-wounded pa-
 Gents are fitted for further duty or useful civilian life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17
FREMEN, WIVES
 SUPPER GUESTS
Covered Dish Event Pre-
 Ceded By Games and Social Hour
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. COl0
 Tel. 3.2SOS

Wolcott, November IT. - The WolSott volunteer fire department members and their wives held a covered dish supper at the firehouse on Central avenue Sunday night They arrived at the firehouse in the afternoon and enjoyed games and a social time previous to the supper Mrs. Joseph Winkler, president of the Ladies Auxiliary, was in charge of the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-17

MT. and Mrs Charles E. Myng- heer, MT. and Mrs. Claude Badger, Jean, Ann, and Edward Myngheer of Nichols road attended a birth day party in Prospect, Saturday night in honor of MT. Myngheer's father, Floyd Myngheer, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Carlton Bird and MT. Bird.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
DUMBARTON KON-
FERENCIJA SUTA-
RIA TVARKAI Is
LAIkYTI

Prez. Roosevelt patieke
spaudai ziniu apie Dunn
barton Oaks konferencija
ateities taikai nustatyti.
Prieita bendro sutarimo
sudaryti tarptautine ap-
saugos organizacija, SUI ta-
ryba kuria sudarys dideles
valstybes ir tam tikra da-
lis mazuju tautu. Prezi-
dento aiskinimu, 81 organi-
zacija lures tam tikra jie-
ga ir reiksme nulemti rel
kalus ir taikiu keliu isristi
nesusipratimus tarp vals-
tybiu. Numatyta iisteigti ir
tarptautinis teismas.
Planas apima taryba is
II nariu, j kuria ineis ke-
lios mazesnes valstybes.
Dabar aptariama tik ap-
saugos ir tvarkos reikalai,
paliekant saliu ir teritoriju
klausima isspresti toles-
niam laikui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
PRANCUZAI PRA-
DEDA SAU GY-
VENTI

Pc gausiu Hiaugsmo de.
monstraciju, islaisvinti Pa
ryziaus gyventojai prade.io
rupintis ka valgys = veik
visi gyventojai pradejo Ell
tt j ukius iieskoti mai
sto. Lake keliu dienu ko-
w maisto pristatymas bu-
vo nutrukes.
Rugp. 26, Lake eeremoni-
ju Paryziaus isvadavimui
atzymeti, pro-naziu Vichy
vyriausybes milicijos ma
rial pradejo saudyti j Gen.
de Gaulle ir kitus, tikslu
iszudyti Prancuzu vadus il
sukelti naujas riauses. Ia
ciau neziurint dvieju pasi-
kesinilnu de Gaulle isliko
gyvas.
Vienas pasikesi1imas bu-
vo padarytas Notre Dame
katedroje lake pamaldu.
Rugp. Y Paryhu .aplan-
ke Gen. EisenEoWer, All.
jantu jiegu vyriausias va.
das. Paryziaus minios j
iskilmingiausia sutiko.
Gen. de Gaulle pradejo
organizuoti laikina Pran-
cuzijos vyriausybe, If pa
zymetina tas kad jis pri-
eme nekuriuos komunistus
vyriausybes atsakomingose
vietose. Tas pridarys nau-
jai atsistojanciai ant koju
Saliai daugiau bedq. Al
tik de Gaulle neprades is
naujo santikiauti SUI Mas
kva, kaip dare budamas
siaures Afrikoje, kuomet
Stalinas j labiausia rene?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01

rius ir priemes nauja statuta
Vienas skyrius pavadintas Lie
tuviu Centralinio Knygyno il
Arkyvo skurium.
SLA Istorijos skaitytojai at
simins kaip; panasiu tikslu, S
LA prezidentas Kun. j. zilius
1897 metals ikure "Viesa SLA
Knygyna', bet ideja niekados
neprigijo, mes Americas Lietu-
viams visada truko rimtu, mo.
kslingq inteligentu ir pinigl
kulturos reikalams.
Institute naujas statutas ne.
paskelbtas, tokiu budu, nezino.
ma ar Institutas telks tik vie.
nos politines sroves zmones
ar els DR.. Basanaviciaus Lietu
viu Mokslo Draugijos nurody
tn keliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
JAPONAI BOMBAR-
DUOJAMI VISOMIS
PUSEMIS

Amerikieciai bombarda-
vo lektuvais Japonu karis-
ka baze Rytu Indijose pa
likdami didelius nuostolius.
Prize Celebes, juroje uz-
pulta Japonu laivai, penki
ju nuskandinta, keli suga-
dinta. Kulkom prasaudyta
40 barku kuriose vezama
reikmenys.
Pranesa apie Amerikie-
ciu bombardavina Halma-
hera, kuri yra viena is ar
timu sally prie Filipinu.
Buvo taip pat daryta XII
tas uzpuolimas ant Suma-
tros salos, iT Japonai pra-
dejo apleisti Manila mics
ta, Filipinuose.
Japonu karo punktai sa-
lose nuo Marsalu Xxi Kuri-
lu pakartotinai Amerikos
lektuvais bombarduojami.
Japonijos vyriausybe at
sisauke j gyventojus deti
pastangas atsilaikyti prizes
nugalincius Alijantus.
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Laini ir Pietuos

Rugpj, 81 pranesimais,
;galingos Amerikieciu jie-
gos zygiuoja pirmyn If We
jasi Vokiecius linkui Bel
gijos ir Vokietijos rubeziu.
Rugp. 81 Amerikieciai pri.
siartino maziau 80 mylip
nuo Vokietijos, j rytus nuo
Paryziaus. Nuo Belgijos
randasi apie 80 myliu at
StumO.
Americas armija jau pa
eme Belleau Giria ir Cha
teau-Thierry, tas vieas kur
1913 metals buvo paeme il'
kur po smarkiu musiu ka-
ras baigesi.
Miestas Rheims paimtas
be -issovimo vieno Suvio.
Rytuose nuo Paryziaus
pasieke Marine upe, siaure-
je gi Britai ir Kanadieciai
ciai verziasi prie Kanalo
pakrascio kur slepiasi ro-
botu bombu saudymo liz
dai.
Pietu Prancuzijoje Ame-
rikieciu jiegos taip pat Ia
hai pasekmingai zygiuoja
siauren, Hzi1nant viena pc
kito miestus ir jau randa-
81 maziau negu 180 myliq
nuo siaureje veikianciu sa-
vuju. Netrukus ju susisie-
kimas bus atliktas.
Rugp. 80, apie 1000 di-
dziuju bomberiu atakavo
Vokieciu uostus Bremena
IL klel, gryztant uzataka-
vo Calais pakrasti, skren~
danciu robotu bombu sri
ii.
Nuo invaziios Prancuzi-
jon, jau ismusta, suzeista ir
paimta nelaisven $4,000
Vokieciu kareiviu.
ITALIJOS fronte, Vo-
kieciai pradejo trauktis is
siauriniu provinciju linkui
Alpu kalnynu, Nors karo
veiksmai ten nepazymi di-
deliais musiais, taciau Ali
jantai zygiuoja pirmyn ir
stumia Vokiecius siauren.
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VOkIECIU ARMIJOS
LIKO 2 MILTJONAI

Karo zinovai speja jog
Vokieciu armija, nuo s mi
lijonu 1910 metals, suma-
zejo jau Xxi 2 milijonu il
jau nera CANA tvirta ap-
ginti ir pacia Vokietija. IS
siplatinus pc visa Europa,
Vokieciu armija pradeta
naikinti SUI pralaimejimais
siaures Afrikoje, Rusijoje
ir dabar Prancuzijoje.
Vokieciu orlaivynas taip-
gi liko bejiegis, o jurose
submarinu reikSme senau
iau sunaikinta.
Paskutiniai spejimai yra
kad Vokieciai, galutiniam
desperatiskam atsilaikymui
griebsis naudoti nuodingas
dujas prizes Alijantus ir boil
sevikus. Jie gall duiomis
uzleisti ir Anglia. Dujos
esas ju paskutinis slaptin-
gas ginklas, ir mano tuomi
priversti alijantus priimti
Hitlerio salygas.
Alijantai taip pat pasi-
ruose duiu karui, bet tai
butu didziausias civiliniu
zmoniu zudymas.
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: .'''aRaAl|y
d A r 3 Al
IR DARBJNINKQ zINIOS

Trijose valstijose- Ohio
Michigan ir Kentucky, nu-
mato busia reikalinga apie
10000 darbininku karo
reikmenu dirbtuves, dabar
kai tukstanciai jaunimo is
dirbtuviu grys j mokyklas.
Darbininku gavimui pra-
deta varyti tam tikri va
jai.
Darbininku trukumas is
rodo kritiskiausias is viso
sio. karo laiko.
Pirmiau j Clevelanda at
yaziuodavo darbininku is
kitur po apie 5000 j mene-
81, dabar atvaziuoja po ke-
turis tukstancius, bet kas
menesi isvyksta kitur po
du tukstanciu darbininku.
Bendrai visoje salyje rel
kalinga svarbiose karo is
dirbystese apie 100000 dar-
bininku, skelbia karo dar-
bo jiegos komisijonierius.
Svarbiausieji darbai da-
bar apimami trylikos in
dustriju, kurioms tie dar-
bininkai il reikalingi. !.
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CHURCHILL savO ap

CHURCHILL savo apsi-
lankyme Italijoje tarp kit
ko Italians pareiSke pasiti-
kejima kad Europos tautu
tarpe isigyvuos "laisva il
progresinga" Italija, taciau
il negali tiketis sedeti tai
kos konferencijoje kur bus
sprendziama valstybiu Ii
kimas pc karo. Tuomi TIA
LIZA bus pabausta, nors jai
bus Quota proga atsistaty-
ii ir prisideti prie sajungi-
ninku kariavimo.
Churchill turejo pasta
rima SUI Popiezium, apkal-
beta daug svarbiu klausi-
mu, praneSimas sake.
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kai perdaug tai perdaug.

/ kai perdaug tai perdaug.
-Karo fr1aisto adn1inistraci-
jos narys pareiske Senate
tyrinejimo komisijai, saky-
damas iis nori zinoti ka
Karo Maisto Administered
ia mano daryti su apie $50
milijonu dolariu vertes sy-
met supirktais kiausiniais.
Supirkta virS 5 miliionai
deziu kiausiniu pervirsio ir
lieka tik laukti Xxi tie kiau-
siniai suges ir lures butt
ismesti.
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20 slaptu karO pabuklu.

20 slaptu karo pabuklu.
Kariaudami su Vokieciais,
Amerikieciai patyre apie
ivairius Vokieciu naujus ir
slaptus karo pabuklus nuo
didziuiu Xxi smulkiu, kurie
nebuvo zinomi Xxi tol. Tu
visokiu nauju slaptu gink-
lu suzymeta net 70.
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San Francisco.

San Francisco. - Karo
laivyno virsininkas paeme
i savo valdzia 1O4 masin-
sapes vakaru pakrastyje,
del iskilusiu streiku. Kal-
tininkai streikeriai padeda-
mi ant "juodo listo" ir jei
JUGS inns j darba kitos dir
btuves JOINS gall butt atm
ia karo reikmenu. uzsaky-
mai.
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SUOMIU atstova!

SUOMIU atstovas, kaip
pranesa per Londona, esas
Maskvoje ir tariasi su So
vietais apie taikos salygas.
Visgi maza atkakli ka-
riautoja Suomija bolSevi-
ky nenugalima if Maskvai
reikia tarybu keliu jiesko-
ii karo pabaigos su ia.
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VENGRLJOS kabine t a

kuris palaike Vokieciu pu-
Sc atsistatydino, kai pra-
dejo arteti Rusu armijos
prie Vengrijos sienos. IS
Londono pranesa kad Vo-
kieciai traukia savo karei-
vius is Bulgarijos gelbeti
Vengrijai nuo bolseviku.
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KARO FRONTAS Lietuvoie,
Raso kugis Mugis.

AANO ThOlN AC LlctuVOJc
matyti, laikinai apsistojo ties
Marijampole Vilkaviskiu, Ra.
seiniais ir Siauliais. Tai trys
stiprQs Lietuvos central, trys
stulpai. Lietuvio akims Rusu
ir Vokieciu kovos Lietuvoje
yra dvieju arkliu trypimas
svetimu avizu.
Prancuzas, savo sugriau-
tus miestus pasiziurejes, bent
pasidziaugia virs griuvesiu pie
vesuojancia laisvos Prancuzi-
jos veliava. Tas plevesavimas
jam zada geresni rytoiu. Lie
tuviui jo miestu griuvesiai ME-
ko nezada, mes taip juodas taip
raudonas arklys nesusipranta
kad seimininkas lauko kuri jie
trypia turi tam tikru teisiu,
kaip Prancuzas Prancuzijoje.
REPUBLIKONU partijoje
tarptautiniais klausimais pata-
reju iskyla advokatas John F.
Dulles, ir jo minEiu kryptis
svarbi Americas Lietuviams
zinoti, nes Dulles, numatoma,
busias Valstybes Sekretorius
jei Dewey bus isrinktas pre-
zidentu.
Is Life zurnalo patiriame
kad taip Dulles taip Hull pri-
silaiko pagrindines idejos ir
pc karo palaikyti glaudu susi-
tarima SUI Russia ir Anglia.
Primo pasaulinio karo val
siai irode kas nutinka kai koa-
licija-pergaletoja pakrinka. 81
karta bus stengiamasi sito me-
leisti. Kadangi Amerika vie
nintele Pabaltijo valstybiu lai-
sves uztareja, butu skaudu ir
traginga jei tarp nuolaidu Ru-
sijai butu tos laisves palaido-
jimas. Tikimasi Amerika ir
Russia ras budu susitarti ne
palaidojant Lietuviu, Latviu ir
Estu laisves vilciu.
NERA ZINOMA kick pagar-
bos ir svorio Kun. V. Bartuska
kataliku sroveje turf, bet sa-
vo knygoje "Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybes Kryziaus Keliais"
jis apie 1914-1918 laikotarpi
raSo: ''sliupo itaka sutrukde
tautininku ir kataliku vienybe-
visus ketveris metus. Galima
suprasti kick zalos tevynei pa
dare Sliupo uzsispyrimas".
Nemaza uzsispyrimo (niekur
sliupo neprileisti) buvo tada
ir pas kataliku vadus, bet ido-
mu kad sliupo 'trukdymo"
vaidmeni dabar eina ,kataliku
vadai, kurie jau ketveri metal
atsisako su tautininkais del
vienybes susitarti. Keiciasi lai-
kai, pasikeicia ir zmones!
KREIVA POLITIKA vienon
lovon keistus zmones suguldo.
Musu bolsevikai pradeda net
Prusu Lietuviu filosofa Vydu-
ma savintis kaip "ideologiniai"
artima zmogu. Taciau, turbut
nezino kad Vydunas Vienybes
Lietuvninku mr.. II, 1915 me-
tais, rase: "Jeigu Rusai laime-
tq = Lietuva butu dingus".
LIETUVOS kOmunistu par
tijos sekretorius Snieskus pri-
siunte nieko nezinanciai boise
viku Vilniai pranesima kad
naziu planas suvokietinti Lie
tuva ir ia kolonija padaryti
zluges. Bet,- Snieckus sake:
"Taciau butu klaidinga is to
daryti isvada kad Lietuviu
tautos isnaikinimo pavojus jau
yra praejes". Mes sutinkame,
anaiptol ne! Juk ateis dar
Snieckus SUI savo "ideologijom"
ir gaujos enkavedistu SUI sau-
tuvais!
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