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Evening star., 1944-01-17
Col. Harry N. Renshow
Dies in Crash in Indiu

BY the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz., Jan. 17.-Col.
Harry NJ Renshaw, 81, former men,
Der of the worlds champion United
States rifle team, died of plane crash
injuries December 10 in India, his
mother, Mrs. Sarah N. Renshaw, has
been informed by the War Depart
ment,
Evening star., 1944-01-17
Coceres to See Launching

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II R.-
DR.. Don Julian R. Caceres, HON.
duran Ambassador, arrived by plane
from Washington yesterday to wit
ness the launching of the Liberty
ship Francisco Morazan, named
after the Honduran patriot, In Rich
mond tomorrow night. His wife ac-
|companied him.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
ID. {. Pair Wins Junior
N. A. Skating Honors

A pair Of Washington youngsters,
Carleton Hoffner and Anne Davies,
both u years old, are back in town
today after taking top honors in
the junior pair division of the
Middle Atlantic States Figure
Skating Championships held at
Madison Square Garden.
Carleton and Anne also have a
trophy for second place in another
junior event, the ice dancing con-
test. Walter Bainbridge, 13, and
Patsy Jones, Is, also from the Dis
trict, managed third place honors
IN the same competition.
In the senior dance exhibition
a Washington duo, David Speck and
Ruth Parkinson, took third place.
All members Of the Washington
Figure Skating Club, the six prize
winners are the first Capital skaters
to win events in the five years
skaters from the local club have
participated in the championships
Evening star., 1944-04-18
|Meodowbrook Show to Bring
Back Class of Prewur Events

Show Is being inaugurated as an
annual event, with program OF
classes that has aroused the en-
thusiasm of exhibitors and fans In
the horse circles of Virginia, Mary
land and the East.
Excellent judgment. has. been
shown in the selection OF the Is
events on the program which gets
under way at 10 am. Especially
praiseworthy Is the inclusion OF
both green jumper and green
hunter class for horses that have
not won a first place this year.
There are five jumper classes that
should bring out the top skyscraper
horses Of the section and there are
no better IN the world. For them
there are an open jumper, touch and
out, modified olympic, go as you
please and handy jumpers
Will Have Seven Classes.
The hunters can display their
ability and conformation in seven
classes: Model hunter, hunters
under saddle, junior hunter, limit
hunters, hack and hunters, working
hunters and open hunters.
Also on the program Is a seat and
hands class for the juniors and
what the fans have wanted to see
for a long time, a good, rollicking
costume class. There will be the
usual hunter and jumper cfampion-
ship awards.
For information call Mrs. Fred j..
Hughes, EN-. 0477, or Frances
Grouse, HO. 1869.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The best equestrian event held in
the Capital area since the Junior
Leagues Washington Horse Show
was discontinued two years ago is
scheduled for next Sunday, April %,
at the Meadowbrook show grounds
on the East-West highway.
In the last two years as the top
male riders and many of the ex-
hibitors responded to Uncle Sam S
call, local horse events have shrunk
In size and Importance. While adj
mirably serving their purpose to
keep the sport alive, they lacked the
verve and attractive features OF
shows Of other days that drew the
top exhibitors Of the Eastern horse
country to Washington.
Will Be Annual Event.
Recently q group Of young women
together with several well-known
horsemen above the military age
determined to promote again a high
power exhibition. Under the man.
agement Of four prominent horse
women, the Meadowbrook Horse
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. - Ike Williams,
I35ha, Trenton, N, J.. knocked out Mike
H is4s, New New York, i HnI outpointed joe Joe AMIGO, AMIGO,
1891, Philadelphia, s.
OMAHA.--Lou Nova, 2O7. Van Nuys,
Calf, knocked out Paul Hartnek, 1SS.
omaha 8; PADDY aSs sp. 4Les5g ls9 Pen e.
Louis, 4.
PROVIDENCE, R: Charles cab,
out Maurice Leity" Lachanse, IsiM.
NeS ksD0 9x Me ae Tstsr Rady RysI. Lsw 1885,
TRENToN. n, J;-Tony shueco. 1s1.
Boston, ontpointed Henry Jones, 204,
sss Ysrf IL !ss s.mms s.ns ase
I BAlTIMoRE. IfIitH.ds E. - C curtis RI Sheppard,
lss MsHsr sp coa%sas 5n1sssa os ohe suday
Young Beau Jack. 139. Baltimore. out
pointed Bobby Driseoll, 141. Balti-'
DErRoIT.-Buster Peaks, .15sN, De.
troit. outpointed Jimmy Mandell, 15s,
cHIcAdo-Tommy James, $50. Chi
GsSs.. sssS; and r.% .ShnnS Rssina RoY .Hs 15e NJ
Muncis, Ind. outpointed Gene Ward.
II aoSIYoRsg S9Y'osSRss M.sszLsnn. Boom
noom MauciHl, l4o. YOUNGSTOWN, Onlo,
knocked out Joe Lemieux, 143, New
Bedford, 8; Leo Dulmaine, 40, Worces-
ter, outpointed Herbie Davis, 142. New
Britain, Conn, +.
NEWARK, N. J.-Harold Green, 149,
Brooklyn, outpointed Joe Malone, 149Ha,
New York, 8; Joe Curcio, 14934. New
ark, stopped George Wilson, 1904.
Detroit, s.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.--Jess Moraney.
1b9, Philadelphia, 8; Babe Kelly. 11S,
Riverside, N. j., outpointed Lee Scheir-
er, ia, Hokendauaua. Pa, 8.
LYNN, Mass.-Oscar Lewis. 1873.
bee, 13@, Hartford, Conn, 8: Johnny
Luz, 146, New Bedford, outpointed
GeorEe Mckinney, 141, Hartford, 8.
Smith. 155. Detroit, knocked out Lou
Perez, l54, Puerto Rico, 3; Jim OBrien,
III, New York, knocked out Stan
Chesna, ITO. Wilkes-Barre, I.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Derby Such a Puzzle
That Experts Still
Lack a Favorite
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 18.--The Ken
lucky Derby is less than three weeks
away, but the experts still are as
far away from agreeing on the prob
able winner as they were when the
candidates went into winter quar-
ters last year.
One prediction already seems to
have been exploded. The boys
pointed out that the fillies finally
might have something to say about
Col. Matt Winn's run for the roses
at Churchill Downs on May 6. The
females did pretty good job Of
making the colts look foolish in last
seasons 2-year-old stakes.
But Brownell. Combs Western
glamour gal, Duranza, already has
been declared out because her train
ing schedule was impeded, and
Trainer Ben Jones, who conditions
Warren Wright's horses, has not in
dicated that Twilight Tear and Miss
|Keeneland will be around for the
big party.
Number Are Declared Out.
Among the colts, such as Jezrahel,
Occupy (the leading winning
juvenile of 1943), Don Jose H. and
Seeing Eye, the latter two from
Mexico, either have been Withdrawn
or are not expected to face the bar
rier. And horses like Black Badge
Boy Knight and Grant Rice have
failed to loom as Derby caliber.
Col. c. v. Whitney's Pukka Gin
and George D. Widener's Platter
were voted the top juvenile colts of
1943, but it's no cinch, especially in
the case of the latter, that they will
start. Pukka ran a corking second
in the recent Experimental Hand
leap under Derby weight of 126
pounds at Jamaica, but there have
been reports, denied by Trainer
Andy Schuttinger, that the colt has
a bad ankle.
Widener Colt Must Be Right.
Widener never has had q starter
in the Derby and his trainer, Bert
Mullholland, has said the son of
PLATE definitely will not make the
trip to the Downs unless he is just
right. Lucky Draw also is an eligible
from the Widener barn.
OF the long shots, Bel Reigh is
the one most talked about in these
parts. Only a $1,000 claim early in
his career but a juvenile winner of
five races, including two stakes,
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's bay colt
has been coming along fine in train
ing, working a half-mile through
the mud in 473s at Belmont yes
terday.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
IS Derby Candidates
Slated 10 Run al
Jamaica Today

Some is Kentucky Derby candi-
dates were slated to 60. to the DOS,
at Jamaica today, "a Of them In the
5000 st. James Purse and one II,
the $500 Polydor Handicap.
Most prominent Of the eligibles L
William Helis' Olympic Zenith, tor
weighted with 100 pounds In the
first division of the mile and 70 yarc
st. James. Six other Derby nomi.
nees, Stymie, Sir Drake, Ariel Flight
Captains Aide. Free Lance anc
Sweeping Time. are pitted against
Olympic Zenith as well as two non.
Derby candidates, Tit Tat Toe ane
Fire Sticky.
Mrs. T. Christopher's Bel Reigf
and Crispin Oglebay's Boy Knigh
are the most prominent Derby hope.
in the second division of the st
James. Also in this division ar,
Pyrancanth, Fox Brownie, Bull
Dandy, Ariel Game and Tex Martin
as we'll as a non Derby eligible, Wa
Dressing.
Mrs. Henry Lustig's Grant Rice i.
the lone Derby nominee entered Ii
the 6-furlong Polydor HandicaI
against such horses as Harvard
Square, Dartaway, Plantagenet, All
Current, Valdina Albert and Swim.
min Hole.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Sharkey and Evans Face
In RassIinq HeadIiner

Babe Sharkey, principal claimant
of the worlds heavyweight rasslins
crown for the past three weeks
meets Don Evans in the headline
spot on the Turner's Arena rassline
card tomorrow night. The slippery
Dapper Don took the 250-pound
Babe in their last 60, and latter is
plotting revenge.
A secondary event matches
Michele Leone, a local crowd
pleaser, and Bill Middlekauff, for
mer Florida footballer.
Hans Kaempfer, who used to be
the Black Mask, grapples with Nick
Campofreda; Frank Kimball, the
human eel, meets Maurice La Chap
pelle, and Milo Steinborn has a date
with Henry Piers.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Spind|er and GeI|er Gain
HandbaII Doubles Title

Art Spindler and Marshall Geller
are the Districts new AAU handball
doubles champions.
The Jewish Community Center
pair won their title last night at
the YMCA when they defeated the
Us duo, AL Houlon and Gus Gold
stein, 21-2 and Alt.
1t. D. A. Bennett and Ellis Klein
took third place when Jack Schwartz
and Paul Pearlman forfeited.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
|Woltonites to Witness
Far North Picture

Comdr. Donald B. Macmillan s
motion picture, Greenland and the
Far North will be shown tonight
at the Commerce Department Audi
torium under auspices of the Wash
ington Chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League.
Also scheduled tonight is a dis
cussion ofpresent day fishing condi-
tions by Charles e. jackson, assist
ant director of the Fish and Wildlife
Service. The program begins at 8:15
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Foster Of Old Senator'S
Dies al Princeton
BY the Associated.Press. A

By the eAssociated.Press.
PRINCETON, N. j., April 18.-
Clarence F. Foster, ST, former out
fielder with the. Washington Sen
ators in the National League, the
New York Giants and Chicago's
White Sox that won the American
League flag in 1901 under the man
agement of Clark Grif1th, now
president of the Mats, died Sunday
in Princeton Hospital after a long
illness.
An instructor in physical educa-
ton at Princeton University since
1924, Foster had been at various
times wrestling coach. coach of the
150-pound football team and trainer
OF the crew.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
A Scratching Dog
Is In Torment

Thousands Of dog owners have found this
good way to keep their pets from constant
Once week give them q dose OF Rex
Hunters Dog Powders. These powders usu-
ally help to bring prompt case from an in
tense itching irritation that has centered in
urge to scratch abates--the dog is happier,
more contented. No wonder a purchaser
writes: Rex Hunters Dog Powders have
given my dog great relief MANY thanks
from 'Chink and self" Why not try them
on your own scratching dog. 25c At any good
drug store. pet or sport shop.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Beou Jack at Benninq
To Take Service Test

BY the Associated Press.
FORT BENNING, Ga, April 49,
Beau Jack. former Augusta, Ga,
shoe-shine boy who became rank
ing boxer in the lightweight division,
arrived at Fort Benning's reception
|center last night for his pre-induc-
ton examinations.
Jack, whose real name is Sidney
Walker, said he would 'be glad to
join either the Army or Navy" If
accepted for the armed services.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Sports Mirror

Today a year ago-Gerard
Cote of Canadian Army, won
Boston marathon run In 2 hours
28 minutes 254S seconds.
Three years ago-Mike Kaplan
outpointed Fritzie Zivic in a 10
round overweight boxing bout at
Boston,
Evening star., 1944-04-18
PhiIIies' Fan 10 Watch
44th Straight Opener
By the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 18.-Hotel
Doorman John Brodie planned to
knock off work a little early today
so he could go out to Shibe Park for
the seasons opener.
"I guess it's the only bad habit I
have" explained the 56-year-old
Brodie, quitting early on opening
day. I haven't missed a Phillies'
opener in A years.
The f1attered management of the
Phillies sent two passes to Brodie
after learning that he spends his
annual vacation following the club
around the National League circuit.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Whitfo to Maintain Mark Of Rolling in Every City Event
McGo|rick, K. {. Vet,
Also 10 Help Open
34th Tournament

The matchless record OF having
rolled In every Washington City
Duckpin Association tournament
viii be kept intact tomorrow night
by Roy X. Whitford of The Evening
Star when the 34th annual city
4 championships open at Silver
Spring.
This pioneer Of Washington's
maple lanes, who played a leading
, role in bringing duckpins to the
fore nearly 40 years ago. will be
among the bowlers rolling singles
at 7 O'Clock.
In recognition of his continuous
years Of competition, the WCDA
several years ago presented him
with lifetime gold membership
card, the first ever given by the as
ISOLATION. ..
Sharing honor spots on the open
ing program will be Joe McGolrick,
veteran Knights of Columbus
League bowler, who for years was
among the topnotchers of the fast
District and National Capital
Leagues. He will be on the same
drives with Whitford. Mike owen
of Greenway's District League team
and two Brookland Recreation
sharpshooters, Ronald Bennett and
G. w. Price, also will be among the
squad rolling singles.
Varied Program Is Offered.
The mixture of teams firing at 8
. o'clock will include the strong
Eagles team OF the GAO mixed
loop on which is George CPinky)
Bradt, the leagues top average
man, with 12l. Optical Shop and
Radio Lab Of the Navy Yard League
also are down for action.
The doubles, starting at 10, will
include Joe Mcknight, manager of
the Silver Spring drives, paired with
Charley Hall. Another strong two
some will be H. T. Meserole and Sam
Parks.
Late entries still have until 7
o'clock tomorrow night to enter
the tournament. Secretary Harry
Dixon announces that no team en-
tries will be accepted after the
tournament gets under way.
Women's Race Gets Hotter.
The flag chase in the Washington
Ladies League grew hotter last
night at Lafayette when Garvin's
Grill, led by Lois Giadding's 1876 and
382, swept S. & H. Parking to squirt
within a game of the pace-setting
First Grill, which lost two to H. 81 J.
Construction. Hessick Coal, aided
by Jennie Egan's 1877 and 343, took
the rubber game from Page Hufty
to trail the pace settlers by two
games, while H. & j., by trimming
First Grill, moved three games out
OF flrst place Evelyn Gays lat
and 1853 gave Edmonds' Optical a
2-1 win from Spund's Market.
Commerce pinettes were checked
In their runaway of the National
Capital Ladies loop flag when
Finance routed the pace settlers.
Constance Torrey's 123 and 1923
salvaged the runner-up Standards
lone game from Statistics. Third
place Accounting trimmed Procure
ment, 2-l. r-N@
All tenpin bowlers are urgently
requested by Manager Hokie Smith
to attend a meeting tonight at 8 to-
form Lucky Strike summer loop.
Mount Alto Hospital was the win
ner of the D. c. Medical loop pen
nant. Sibley Hospital No. 2 finished
second, game behind, while Sib-
ley's No. team was third.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
Lorton Nine Wants Games

The mixed baseball team at the
District Reformatory, Lorton, Va,
is booking games with unlimited
teams. Write or phone the athletic
director for dates.
Evening star., 1944-04-18

THEN YOU HEAR: "But never get wide-mouthed
Any kind of tin will do The next time open of
fruit juice vegetables it. Keep the back
of stove it's much handler helps you
please don't glass it almost always breaks and makes the
fat difficult to salvage When the FULL rush your
butcher For pound you'll get ~ and free red points
Won't you start today3
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Evening star., 1944-04-18

All tenpin bowlers are urgently
requested by Manager Hokie Smith
to attend a meeting tonight at 8 to
form Lucky Strike summer loop.
Evening star., 1944-04-18

Mount Alto Hospital was the win
ner OF the D. c. Medical loop pen
nant. Sibley Hospital No. 2 finished
second, a game behind, while Sib-
leys No. 8 team was third.
Evening star., 1944-04-18

Commerce pinettes were checked
In their runaway of the National
Capital Ladies loop flag when
Finance routed the pace settlers.
Constance Torreys.- 123 and 1923
salvaged the runner-up Standards
lone game from Statistics. Third
place Accounting trimmed Procure
ment, 2-1. ~r@ af
Evening star., 1944-04-18

OTHERS TELL NE: "But fats often dark to n
1t doesn't make mite of difference backened .
what smelly things like onion you've your
Every drop OF will yield the cryacear material essential
making battlefield medicines and
to hand in to butcher If you every of you
possibly can, you're doing job to be proud of!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Kovo 5 d. ca atsibus
to suvaziavimas tolesnems seimo pavesties darbams
vykdyt if nustatyti platesniu darbu planus
Shame mieste kur 1917 metals atsibuves mazu pa
vergtu autu atsovu suvaziavmas paskelbe Mazu Tau
tu Neprxlasomvbes Deklaracija kada r Iietuviu at
stovai pasiase Lietuvu tautos vard dabar prasdes
vel suktis patus, teptas darbas uz Lietuvos lasve
Cia, Kovo O., bus nustatyta Vyriausojo Komteto
vsos veikanciosios komsijos subkomisjos IL delega-
cijos
Cia bus pradeta officials Penkiu Mlijonu Dolariu
Karo Bonu Vajus, klri Seimas nutare vykdyti;
sanciu kad Aneilos Vyiasybe pats Prezidentas Roo
sevet uztaru ir gintu Lietuvos Neprikausomybe nuo
Vokeciu II nuo R,2su.
Ca: Kovo diena victims Lietuviu komitetas rem
gia masini Letuvu mtnga kuIis atsibus
LetuviQ Muzikaleje Saleje, ant E. Allegheny ave.
Tame mitinge kalhes patys zvnausi Anle1ikos Letu-
vi veileia il Seino iSrink Vykdomo Koliteto narai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25
Komheto
jesu Amerkos LetuiuSe rbuvykdym

is Chicagos Cleveando, Brooklyno, Waterburio Balt-
lores il kitu miestu
Is Philadephijos - Amerkos Lasves Lopsio = is
tia kr pirnla karta l776 metals praskabeo Amelkos
Laisves Varas = ktlls r dabar cia tebera laikomas
kahn ddee lelikvia is cia kur buvo paskebta Ameri-
kos Neprzlausomybe prasides vsuotinas Amerikos
Letuviu darbas uz Iietuvos laisves uztkr1nlma.
Visi Americas Iietuviai kurie tiki darba, ku11e
supranta kad til darbu gama paseknes asiekti pra-
somi stot taka - Penku MilijonQ Dolariu karo Bo-
nu iSplatinnu il rinkmu Petciju-parasu az Letuvos
nepriklapsomvbe.
Tx dirbdami SUI Amelika, tk remdami jos karo pa
stangas ga1ne tiketis Amerikos paramos Letuvos
nepriklausomybes byloe. Tx Siuo budu drbdami mes
pajiegsim iskelt etuviu tautos varda Americas vi
suomeneie tk tap galesm irodyti Amerikos visuome-
1e ir valdzios vadams kad musu seno tevyne, rimta
taki Sails velta lasves il k per sias pastangas gau
sim Iietva uzuojauta ir uztikrinnla lamingos atei
ties.
Komiteto posedis bus Adephia viesbutyie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25

Kovo' 22 kalbejo is Lon
dono premjeras Churchill,
pareiksdamas jog Aliiantu
orc jiegos Vokietija pulls
tokios dideles ko niekas Xxi
siol negali isivaizduoti =
tai bus prizes ruosiama ISL
verzima Europon Vokieti-
ia sutriuskinti. Taciav, sa-
ko, nera uztikrinino kad
symet Vokieciai bus sumu-
sti, il karas gall nusitesti
j 1915 metus. Hitleris esas
dar pakankamai galingas,
turf visa kontrole savo sa-
lyje il turf armija is 800
diviziiu. Jis matyt pastry
70 laikyti Roma tokiu at
kaklumu kaip lake Stain
grada, sake Churchill, tai
gi kariavimas nera leng-
vas.
Jis pazymejo kad Ameri-
kos ORC iiegOS Angll]Ole
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GALA l~ENs<U. BET lR MASKVA
see- Z MEELA

yra didesnes nesu paciu
Britu.
Pasake kad nuo Tehera-
no sutarties dalykai tarp
triiu Alijantu nepabiogejo,
neziurint Sovietu spaudos
pradetu leisti Britams pri-
lnetinu bulk jie taikasi su
Hitleriu.
Del Lenkijos, Churchill
pasake jog Britannia susi-
rupinus islaikymu Lenkiios
nepriklausomybes, t a ci all
sake jis turf sympathy il
Rusu nusistatymui. Mask
vos skelbimai kad is ten
bus isteigta Lenkijos Wy
riausybe, sake, yra tai nu-
statyta SovietQ paziura j
busincia tvarka.
IS to iSeina kad Churchill
sutinka palikti Sovietams
sauvaliauti ten kur iie ga
les isibriauti.
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vykdomojo komiteto Po-
sedis, ir Masinis Mitingas Sekm. kovo
KARO zINIOs

Pacifiko fronte, Ameri-
kos lakunai atakavo svar-
bia Japonu Marianas sala,
tue budu prisiartindami Xxi
1900 myliu nuo pacios ia
ponijos sostines Tokyo.
Tai yra kitas drasus ata-
kas Japonu svarbiu tvirto-
viz sally po pereita savaite
uzpuolimo Truk salos. IS
sito galima speti kaip pa
didejo Amerikos jiegos kad
jau ne tik nebijoma Japo-
ny atkersto, bet arciau ir
labiau skverbiamasi ] pa
cias iQ imperijos apsaugos
sirdis. Truk sala skaitosi
Japonams tick svarbi kaip
Amerikai svarbios Hawaii
salos SUI ju tvirtove Pearl
Harbor, kuria Japonai pa
salingai uzpuole Gruodzio
Z, 1941 metals.
Amerikeciai taip pat pa
eme j savo kontrole vakari-
nj gala New Britain salos,
ir galutinai uzimta Eniwe-
tok sala. Siuose uzpuoli-
muose nuo Gruodzio Is is
musta apie 1000 Japonu.
Rusai verziasi artyn prie
Pskovo, pakeliui Estoniia
il Latvija. Jie pasieke mie-
steli Ono.
Pietu Urkaino.ie bolsevi-
kai paeme svarEu plieno
darbu miesta Krivoj Rog.
Vokieciai pradeio daryti
smarkius ORC uzpuolimus
Londono, lyg atsilygindaml
Britams uz nuolatini ata-
kavima Berlino il kitty Vo,,
kieciu miestu.
Vokieciai panese zymius
nuostolius Italijoje musy-
je uz Anzio pakrasti, no 10
redami is ten iSmuSti Ali
iantu islipusias iiegas.
Alijantai palengva slen-
ka artyn Romos.
Americas lektuvai buvo
uzpuole ir isplaisino Vokie-
tijos orlaiviu dirbtuves.
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SUKILIMAS PRIZES
ROOSEVELTA

Kongrese ivyko savo ru-
sizes sukilimas prizes Prezi-
denta Ro0sevelta, kuomet
Vas. % paskelbe savo re-
zignacija is Senate Demo
kratu vadovybes Senate
rius Barkley. Jis pasiryzo
pasitraukti is tos vietos
protestuodamas del Prez
Roosevelto atmetimo Kon-
greso praleisto taksu BIZ
liaus.
Senatorial Barkley rezi-
gnavus is Demokratu di-
dumos vadovybes Senate,
10 draugai senatorial pasi-
ryzo j vel isrinkti toms
pareigoms, bet jis tada ne
siskaitytu Roosevelto Sail
ninkas ir remejas, bet at
skiras Demokratu vadas.
Tas ivykis If kit rodo kad
New Deal visai gresia SUI
irimas.
Sen. Barkley per visus
trejus prezidento rinkimus
buvo vyriausias kalbetojas
nominaves Roosevelta, tai
gi skaitosii svarbus Demo-
kratu asmuO.
Prez. Roosevelt kreipesi
j Barkley prasydamas kad
istrauktu savo rezignaci-
ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25

Senate pakelta reikala-
vimas teikti pagalba aka
MEMS Europos Saliu emo
mems, kuriu sails dar tebe-
Waldo Vokieciai. Britai Xxi
siol atsisake leisti laivus
su maistu ] tas Sails, tik-
rindami kad- maistas bus
ragrobtas Vokieciu ir su-
naudojamas savo kariuo-
menems serti. Taciau Sc
material mato reikala tel
xii nors kokia pagalba nu-
kentejusioms salims ir no.
ri tue reikalu susitarti su
Anglia, Svedija IL Sveica-
ria.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25
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Visi Amerikos gyventojai
privalo Xxi kovo Is patiekti
zinias apie savo l943 metu
ineigas sarySyje SUI Income
Tax.
Neatideliokit ispildymo sa-
vo Income Tax blanku.