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Evening star., 1944-12-14
By the Associated Press.


NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 14.-Twc
big antitrust suits, halted al
Army and Navy request that they
wait until the end Of the war
will resume here shortly with
President Roosevelt's approval, il
was announced yesterday.
Acting United States Attorney
Thorn Lord said a Federal grand
jury indictment, handed down Sep
tember 10, 1912, against E. I. Du
Pont de Nemours g. Co. and Rohm
& Haas Co. of Philadelphia, was
restored Monday to the Newark
Federal Court active list on a Gov
| ernment motion.
The Government also has served
notice returnable next Monday to
restore a civil complaint in equity
| it filed November 10, 1912, against
the Bendix Aviation Corp, Mr.. Lord
said.
The chemical firms of Du Pont
and Rohm & Haas were indicted on
charges of conspiring with German
and British corporations regarding
| the manufacture and sale OF an
aeronautical plastic material. The
suit against Bendix charged con-
spiracy with German, Italian. jap
anese, British and French aircraft
instrument and accessory firms.
Both actions were withdrawn last
year from the active list when
statements from the Secretaries OF
War and the Navy said it would be
mot in the public interest to move
the cases for trial during the ex-
istence of the present state of war.
In Washington Justice Depart
ment spokesman said yesterday the
department obtained a presidential
order July 13 to proceed with the
cases after it made a routine" re-
quest to do so. The order Is needed
in case of Army and Navy dissent
to pursual of a case
Mr.. Lord said in Newark he was
mot in a position to state" the rea-
son for resumption of the suits, but
a Washington official expressed the
opinion that the cases were "im-
portant" for the Governments re-
conversion program. There was no
indication whether other antitrust
actions now in suspension would
resume.
Defense Request Granted.
l. L.
Judge Thomas F. Meaney granted a
defense request that the trial of the
indicted firms should not start be-
fore the court term beginning jan
uary 8. Federal Judge William F.
Smith will hear the motion to re-
store the Bendix case next Monday
1t was believed here the Depart
-.
Evening star., 1944-12-14
Magnuson Goes 10 Senate;
House Division Now Even
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Resignation of Representative
Magnuson, Democrat, of Washing
ton left the Democratic and Repub-
lican voting strength in the House
at standoff today, with 212 seats
for each party.
Mr.. Magnuson resigned yesterday
to accept immediate appointment to
the Senate to complete the term OF
Senator Bone, who resigned to ac-
cept a Federal judgeship. Mr.. Mag
nuson was elected to full six-yes
term last month. g.
There are six House vacancies or
the Democratic side. The equal dl-
vision between the two major parties
marks the first Congress since 1896
in which the Republicans have had
as many votes as the Democrats.
There are four minor party men,
bers.
The Senate lineup remains
Democrats, 81; Republicans, 38
Progressive. l.
Evening star., 1944-12-14
Passenger Fare BoosI
By Rails Continued
Under Ruling Of ice
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Emergency increases in railroad
passenger rates will continue for
another year, but the carriers have
been turned down in a request fol
higher freight rates.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday extended the
suspension of emergency railroad
freight rate increases until January
l, 1916.
Restoration of the freight in
creases was asked by the railroads
to check what they termed a stead
lily declining operating income.
The 10 per cent hike in passenger
fares and the 3 to 6 per cent in
creases in freight rates were Or
dered on March l8, 1912, to offset a
pay increase granted to employees of
the carriers. The Office of Price Ad-
ministration and other Government
agencies later came in and asked
that the rates be restored to their
former level as an i-inf1ationary
move, and on May Is, 1943, the
freight increases were suspended.
In the meantime, the employees
have received another pay raise.
In seeking to have the freight in
crease restored, the railroads told
the commission that the revenue
was needed to care for deferred
maintenance expenses and postwar
Improvements. The Government
agencies fought the restoration and
also sought to have passenger fares
cut back
In Its ruling, the commission said:
Having in mind that the earn
ings of the railroads, both before
and after taxes in the years 1941-44,
have been favorable, that the esti-
mates presented by the railroads
for 1945 are considerably lower than
may reasonably be expected even If
the assumptions upon which they
are based prove correct, that there
is great uncertainty as to when hos
tilities in Europe will actually cease,
but that obviously it will not be as
early as seemed to be predicated in
the testimony on this further hear
ing, and that 1t does not appear
probable that in the year 1945 traf-
flc will fall off to the extent esti-
Evening star., 1944-12-14

RATION BOOKS LosT-smith 4 Cooper.
2209 Flaeler pl. NV.
EATIoN BKS. NOS. 8 AND 4. issued to
GoSe CoVlello and Francesca Coviello
loa2 newton St NV. Adams Oso6
Evening star., 1944-12-14

being laid on the value of religion
in general and of the Christian re-
llgion in particular. At the same
time, one cannot but note the grow
ing diSparagement of what men
with significant vagueness, call or
ganized religion
Tribute to New Bishop.
The conservation of the bishop
on whom hands have been laid this
morning strikingly brings to mind a
significant effort of the church in
our own country to render more eff
fective the spiritual dynamic of doc
trlnal and structural unity with
which Christ endowed His church.
This work is embodied in the work
Iof the National Catholic Welfare
Conference, with which Bishop
Ready for 10 years has been so
prominently identified. $50
When the history of the church
in our generation comes to be writ
ten, the role of the NCWC in max
ing Catholic unity effective for the
welfare of religion and society will
loom large in the annals of these
years. In that history the name of
Bishop Ready will stand out both
for the position of high RESPONSE
bility he has filled and the quality
of service he has given. With
tlreless energy, with exquisite tact,
with broad knowledge and sound
Judgment, with priestly heart and
mind instantly responsive IN its al
legiance to the church, ne has given
himself, in consuming devotion, to
the varied and exacting duties of a
signally difficult post In the record
OF these years it is easy to find the
best human promise for the espis-
copal career that begins today. =
Choir Sings the Credo.
The mass, being resumed, the con-
secrator intoned and the choir sang
the Credo, the consecrator recited
the offertory while Bishop Ready
offered the customary two lighted
candles, two loaves of bread and two
small barrels of wine and the con-
secrator and consecrated joined in
the offering of the Host.
Next followed the prayer to the
Most Holy Trinity, the Secret Pray
er, the Preface, the Canon of the
Mass and the conservation of the
Host and of the wine in remem-
brance of the mysteries of Christ,
the commemoration of the dead, the
lifting up of the Host and the
chalice-the body and blood of the
Lord.
The service drew to a close with
the communion, the symbolic pres
entation of the mitre, the gloves,
the placing of the episcopal ring
and the pastoral staff, the singing
of 'Te Deum Laudamus," the bless
ing OF the congregation by the new
bishop, the co-consecrators and
chaplains, the final prayers and
petitions.
Five sisters of the new bishop re-
ceived his blessing at the close of
the service They were Mrs. Frank
Brazos, Mrs. E. NJ Huber, Mrs.
Arthur M. Quigley, Mrs. Floyd
Savacool and Mrs. James C. Walsh.
Bishop Ready will be installed at
st. Joseph's Cathedral, Columbus,
January 4.
Evening star., 1944-12-14
Temperature Dips 10 "a,
Coolest Of Season Here

The temperature dipped to sea
son low in the Washington area
this morning with the mercury re-
cording "a degrees, and continued
cold is forecast for early tomorrow
| by the Weather Bureau.
The 24-degree mark was de-
grees below normal for this time of
year, the weather observer said In
predicting slightly higher temper
atures beginning tomorrow after
noon
Evening star., 1944-12-14

mated by the railroads, we must find
that the respondents have failed to
show that we should permit the
freight increases again to go into
effect ="
Commissioner J. Haden Alldredge
disagreed with the majority in the
disposition of the freight issue. He
held that moderate freight rate in
creases should have been permitted
provided certain earnings of the car
riers be impounded for property i'm
provement and debt reduction,
Evening star., 1944-12-14

1t costs plenty to kill a Jap. And
there are millions of tough Japs
still fighting, so keep on buying
War Bonds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Firms To Act
Quickly On
Peace Plans

Stockholm, April 3.-(Ar)-Thc
FINNISH Parliament wa, expected 10
meet m extraordinary session iuday
10 near tn" governments report on
new Russian proposals which Junp
FaSS'kiv! Was SAID To- have ob,tIscd
IN u t""-ddy mission tp Nluscuw.
faSSlkIvi Was understood 10 na,c
returned 10y air from MuSroM Slr-
urday night after having transmitted
Ia his government some Ru>sian
notifications al the original arlni,-
tICc terms.
The new terms, il WAS said. would
leave the FInnS the naval base of
liangnc, as well aS Niipu.i. vital tim
Der center and l'nIand'S second Citv.
Nothing could be learned. how
ever. about modification. If any. of
MoScow'S demand for IniCrnmcnt OF
the approximately seven German d.
vision, in Finland
NdviccS from ilcI-0uh. predicted
that toddy'S meeting wuIld last only
long enough for the government To
file report. after which party
groups would meet separately 10 re-
view The situation.
II was expected that a decisive
meeting Of Parliament pruhably
would bC held tumurruw. ai which
tho ISsu" of wor on peace would come
To Il vote.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Russians In
19 Miles OF
Odessa Port
Moscow Wants None
OF Rumanian Soil;
Rumanians Fighting

LUndnn. April t. - (Ap1
Red Arr,,. ,r,,r.. L,.;
smashed a,rns. ,b. p,.,,, ,.i,.'''
in -b.ir ,i,.., ;,,,.,; ','c'
';I "H'"i' oI ANS
0'''' were reported driving
across eastern itUmania toward
the Danube river delta and tho
CarpnIhiau r,nuut,ir, ,n,i.',
:, ''''"l'diIIN thuaE as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
u. S. To Repay
Swiss People

Washing, April :;-CiP-Thc
United States government will
make appropriate rcpIratiOnS for
the damage resulting from the
tragic bombing by American
planes" of the city of ScIIaffhau-
sen. Switzerland. ON April I. Sec
rotary Hull announced today.
Reporting that several official
expressions were being commun-
icatcd t0 tho Swiss. hc said Am
baS>adnr Winant. in company
with General Karl 4. Spaatz.
called at tho Swiss legation in
London yesterday To cypress
their deep regret at the acridcn-
tai bombing.
II was Learned also that As
Sistant Secretaries Of state
breckenridge Lung and James &.
Dunn. n the request Of Secret
iary Hull. had appointments to
call ON the Swiss minister today
al 3 O'Clock TO express this gov
crnmcntS' regret.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
POSTWAR AVIATION
DISCUSSION BEGUN

London. April ,. (NrD-Ndolt
Bcrlc. Jr.. United State, assistant
secretary "i state. began exploratory
conversations with British uli.rIali
to-day on plans i". international con-
tr"l "i @l"bIl aviation after In" lyar.
HIS FIRST engagement WIS with
Lord H"Iycrbr0pk. io,d pivy sctl.
Hhr ua, been charged by prrm" MIN
lister Churchill with formulating J
postwar aviation program for the
British Empire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Farm Bureau
Asks Liberal
Postwar Plan

Chicago. April 3-tAPI--Thc
american Farm Bureau Fedora
tiGn today recommended today
that the 1871 Republican farm
plank 90 on record for Il postwar
farm program cmbG6ying Il crop
adjustment system administered
by Il national bipartisan board
appointed by the President wit!i
the approval of the Senate.
Such system. In" federation said
should maintain substantial reverse.
OF base farm commodities. adjust
annual production ~ line with mar
kci demands 50 that prices %! sue.
commodities may DC stabilized on Il
basis ul fair exchange value. with
Continued on Page ThrCCD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Home Front
Will Figure
In Election
Issues to Confront
Congressman After
The Easter Recess

Washington. April 3-(Ap
Home front issues that may
bear heavily on the reelection
chances of most Of the members
this year dominate the agcnda
that will face Congress when il
returns tn April Il from its
EaSicr recess.
lt"W the people back nom" feel
about such matter, as taxes. yCicr-
ans benefits, S.Dh.idicS. prize control
a'd military draft p"liClcs Is bound
l" +" reflected ~ yujCs :, Dv east
du'iag the nest tcw months.
onr Uf the first measures like
ly Ia he taken up l., the Or
benefits bill, under which re-
turning service m"n wnuIl re-
cciNr Unemployment comprnSa-
tGn. sob pri'rItirS. educational
opportunities and iinAnriai as
SIStanCc irGri the government
Already approved hy the senate.
II ~ unC ni four bills dealing
with veterans.
hilIsi'rr- uui pay afd absentee
N"tinG hay" been d.spr,rd co.. nui 4
fourth. h"uu, Legislation. hnrly will
be SIdctrtr..cd until after the cx-
pCCtCd summer vacation
SiEpii"atinn ri the tax Sirur-
ttrc also will receive early at
tcmion. and probably will be-
come an ISSUE an which many
awmlkrrS will stake their
chances for reelection. The
House Ways and Means Com
mittcc has agreed tentatively on
the principles Of new legislation
and expects to have i bill ready
soon.
The subsidy ,lgn; which tool: up
much Of the lrst three months ui the
session Viii he reviewed when IN"
price control proposal comes up Tor
renewal
Also /" bc acted on. bat "i a less
controversial nature, ave l9il-i5 ap-
preparation bills tor hal, dozen
E"'cr"mcn. agencies. including the
Army and Navy OPN. owl and
WIPE: Il measure continuing the lend
lease program ard legislation tu fore"
millions ui i-F'S and uvcr-agr nom
fathers in idi.C War ny essential ci-
william jobs under threat al induction
INTO service labO! odtiT!Ions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Moiotov View
Pleascs Hull

NINhir@iru. NTI :;--.l.rI--
secretary al slate Hull said to
d". thal the statement cf Suvirt
I"rciCn tormiNSar Molntuv on
the invasion Gf Kumania should
hrIp the EumaniarS to sec that
their own ultimate Interests re-
uuirc the German forces to bc
hriy"r frnm their country"
Asked fer comment on 'uC dCCla-
ration o. tho RUSSIAN foreign affairs
chief. lNu tine Red army. in crossing
the border. Is uOt aiming at seizure
Of icrr' ry u" ~ "thC integrity o,
the existing social order IN Rmman-
Continued on Page Thrcc.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
Huge German
la t.clesE2lp
Hit by bombs

'."n""n. april .. - liPJ -
BRITISH naval planes have scored
several bniab hits on the Ger
mans mast powerful batticNiIip.
The "1.OHH-t"n Tirpitz. The I'D
mITIltN JpuDIinrpI tnI.N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

Continued on Page ThIcc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

Continued on Page rour.)
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Naujas Atradirnas We
zio Ligai Gydyti

Mokslo Pastumejimo organe
Science skelbiama idomus, da-
lykas. DR.. Margaret Reed Le-
Wis, darydama tyrinejimus su
penicilino sodiumo druska at
RADIO nekuriose penicilino for
NOSE ypatingu geltonu nesva-
rumu arba nuosedu. Tos nuo-
sedos pasirodo sekmingai vel
kia prizes veto ligos celes is
veziu uzkrestos peles. Mano-
ma kad tai bus naujas vaistas
eydymui veto, kuomet bus is
tobulinta tas naujast suradi-
mas Xxi reikalingo laipsnio.
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MASkVA SIEKIA
VOKIETIJOS

Sovietu sutvertas Lenku ko-
n1itetas, Maskvos lupom kelia
reikalavimus kad Lenkijai bu-
tu atiduota Vokietijos terito-
rios dalis Xxi Odero upes, ku-
ri teka tik per 80 myliu nuo
Berlino, if Baltijos juros uostas
Stettin.
Tuo budu Maskva Lubline is
teigtos savo pastumdeliu Lenku
bolseviku neva valdzios var
du siekia uzgrobti ir Vokieti-
jos zemes, kuomet patti Mask
va nedrysta ir negali.
Calm tiketis "Lenkp" armi-
jos kada nors isiverziant Vo.
kietija, .Stalino nurnatytas Vo-
kietijos dalis uzgrobti vardu
"isvadavimo" iu ir prijungi-
mo prie Lenkijos.
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BARMINE PASALlN-
TAS IS VlETOS

Rusas Alexander Barmine,
pametes Sovietu diplomatine
tarnyba, ir buves generolas
raudonosios armijos, dabar gy-
venantis Amerikoje, uz para
syma straipsnio, "Nauja 10
munistq Konspiracija'' (tilpo
menesiniame zurnale Reader S
Digest Rugsejo 27 num- tapo
prasalintas is disadvantages
vietos, kuria jis buvo caves
prie Office of Strategic Ser
vices, sarysyje SUI kar
vices. TIA istaiga yra valdis-
ka, surista SUI karo reikalais.
10 prasalinimas parodo kad
New Deal Wis tik skaitosi la
bal su komunistais ir tuoj pa
siryzo. netoleruoti zlnogaus. ku-
rlS parase stralpSnl lSkellantl
svieson kokiame pavojuje at
siduria Amerika is Sovietu Ru-
sijos ir komunistu puses.
Tame straipsnyje Barmine
iskele komunistu konspiracija
prizes Amerikos valdzia ir tvar-
ka, ka vykdo jie su Maskvos
pagalba. lis tame suokalbyje
iveIia ir CIO Politiskos Akcijos
komiteta ir jo vada Sidney
Hillman, ir Demokratp parti.
ja.
A. Barmine rezignavo is So
vietQ atstovybes Graikijoje, il
1910 metals atvyko | Ameri.
ka. .Pastaru laiku jau tape
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Kiekvienas jusu Quotas do
laris teiks pagalba kariaujan-
clam musu kariui Dedes Samo
uniformoje, neziurint kuriame
karo fronte jie bebutu; teiks
pagalba bedaujanciam musu
teveliui, serganciai mociutei;
teiks pagalba istremtam bro
liui ir sesei.
IS ko galetu atsisteigti Lie
tuviu tauta, jeigu mes neis-
gelbetume jos gyvu likuciu is
ugnies ir griuyesiu?! Kaip
turtingos Americas pilieciai
mes privalome teikti pagalba,
ne tik savo saliai Amerikai ir
savo kariams, bet ir kencian-
cioms tautoms.
Negali butt nieko kilnesnio
kaip alkana papeneti, serganti
pagydyt, suvargusi priglaust,
apdengt ar paguost.
Gelbedami Kittens, gelbsti-
me sau. Lengviau gelbet ne
gu laukt pagalbos is kitu.
Dalyvaudami National War
Fund Value atliekame pavyz-
dingu Asnerikos pilieciu parei-
ga.
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America, Inc.
19 West 44th Street,
New York 18, N. Y.
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KoDEL ROMoS KATALIKU BAzNY-
CLOS VALDOAS TYLl?

ko, Naujos Anglijos, ir tt. Juk
mes Amerikos Lietuviai esame
tos pacios religijos nariai kaip
ir Lenkai, Prancuzai, Holandai,
Belgai ir kitu tautybiu EMO
nes, todel mes turin teise rel
kalauti kad tos religijos galva
ir vadas lygiai uzsistotu uz
lietuvos zmones kaip ir uz
kitty tautu zmones kurie yra
Romos Kataliku Baznycios ma
rial.
Man rodos kad Romos Kata-
liku Baznycios galva neturetu
butt vienos tautos zmonems to
paties tikejimo tevas, o XII
tus visai uzmirstu. Jis ture-
tu visus tikinciuosius lygiai uz-
sistoti.
Shame atsitikime, Lietuvos
zmones yra uzpulti '20-to am
ziaus barbaru, kurie nori Lie
tuvos zmonems atimti ne tik
laisve ir nepriklausomybe, bet
tiesiog rengiasi juos iszudyti,
lsnaikinti kaip tauta. Uztat
cia Romos Kataliku Baznycios
valdovo yra svarbesne mora
line pareiga uzsistoti uz Lietu-
Vos zmones.
Todel as drystu atsisaukti j
Americas Lietuviu Romos Ka-
taliku kunigus kad nelaukda-
mi ilgiau intumet iniciatyvos
ir siustumet prasymus Popie-
ziui, kad jisai pavartotu savo
didele moraline gala uztari-
mui Lietuvos zudomu znoniu.
Niekas negali sakyti kad
paciam Popieziui prasant An
glijos ir Americas valdzios ne
siimtQ perspeti savo sajungi-
ninke Sovietu Russia, kad il
liautusi zudzius Pabaltijo tau
tu zmones ir kad toks prasy-
mas praeitu neatkreipes pa
saulio demesi. Uztat ilgai ne
laukite, veikiti kuoskubiausia.
Mes kitaip, kol karas pasibaigs
gall nebebuti kan Lietuvos me-
priklausomybe grazinti.
V. NJ. Stulpinas.
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MILIJONAI ZMONIU
! KITAS VIETAS
KARO METU

Begyje praeitQ dvieju metu
sioje salyje, delei karo darby,
persikele is savo nuolatiniu gy-
venamu vietu milijonai gwen
tojq, isvykdami j kitas sritis.
zmones kelesi is savo ramiq
mazu miesteliu, is kaimu, is
ukiu, tolimas sritis Pacifiko
pakrastyje, kiti j didziuosius
industrinius miestus j darbus.
Dabar Sails susiduria su XII
tn svarbiu klausimu: ar tie
issiblaske zmones grys atgal j
savo namus karui pasibaigus?
Kokia reiksme jie lures siu
metu ,prezidento rinkimuose?
Reikia speti kad dalis tu
zmoniu pasihks gyventi mics
tuose karui pasibaigus.
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Peticijas Skubiai GrazinNt LvS Centrui
KoI oNIJU vEKEJAI RUosKIT sAvo ATsTovEs VAzIUoTI
WASHINGTONA SKUBEKTT GRAzNTI LVS CENTRA PASL
RAsYTAS PETCUAS. DABAR LAIKAS RUPINTIs LIETUVA!
Daugiau Koloniju Uzregistruoja Kariu Motinas
kelionei Washingtona

Gauta atsiliepimu is kitu ko-
lonijQ kurios jau isrinko savo
delegates Lietuves kariu mott
mas vaziuoti Washingtona su
peticijom pas Prezidenta Roo
sevelta.
IS Bostono atsiliepe dar XII
tos atstoves, ir taipgi atsisau-
ke Baltimore, Md, is kur is
rinkta trys motinos turincios
8, A, ir 5 sunus karineje tar
nyboje.
Gauta zinia is Worcester,
Mass, ir is New Haven, Conn.,,
Waterbury, Conn.,, ir kitur, ir
jos zada prisideti su motinu
delegacija.
Atsisauke veikejai del mott
nQ delegaciu is Kingston, Pa,
is Pittsburgh, ir Scranton, Pa.
Kaip kurios kolonijos pra-
mesa jau suradusios budus mo-
tinoms delegations keliones
kastus padengti.
Kitos kolonijos klausia in
formaciju apie hotelius Wa
shingtone, ir tt.
Reikia pazymeti kad hoteliu
nereikes toms motinoms kurios
nores ta pacia diena gryzti is
Washingtono. Kurios nores pa
matyti Washingtona ir ilgiau
ten pabuti tai iu paciu reika-
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BAIGKIME
PETICIJAS

Visu koloniju Lietuviai Pa
rasu ant Peticijos rinkejai -
skubekit grazinti parasu blan-
kas, pilnai uzpildytas ar ne
dabaigtas uzpildyti, mes laikas
atejo peticijas suruosti gabe-
nimui Washingtona. Siuskit
jas dabar, sia pat savaite, be
ilgesnio trukdymo. (Tusciu,
nepradetq pildyti blanku ne
reikia grazinti).
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RaSO
Kun. DIR. Ju0zas B. KOncius,
BALI pirmininkas.

Per Spaliu ir Lapkricio me-
nesius visoje salyje vyksta
National War Fund vajus. 10
svarbiausias tikslas paremti
baisiame kare musu sunus,
musu brolius, guldancius gal
vas uz Amerikos, taikos jies-
kancio, pasaulio ir musu seno-
sios tevynes Lietuvos laisve.
Vajaus pajamu 65 nuosim-
ciai bus skiriama musu ka-
riams, o 35 nuoS. nuo karo nu-
kentejusioms tautoms, ju tar
pc ir Lietuviams, kenciantiems
pacioje karo ugnyje.
Aciu Dievui, musu valdzia
Washingtone pripazino NUNS
teise Lietuvius If kitataucius
organizuoti j United Lithua-
nian Relief Fund of America,
kuri prieme j bendra visu fon-
dQ Selma ir kuriam leido teik-
Il nukentejusiems Lietuviams
pasalpa.
Kaip National War Fund pill
nateisiai nariai, vajuje priva-
lone ne tik patys aktyviai dar-
bu ir auka dalyvauti, bet ir
isipareigoti kitus raginti daily
vault.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13

las SUI nakvyne, mes tikrai ten
sunku viesbuciuose kambarius
gauti.
Skyriai, ar kuopos ar klubai
ar draugijos kurios turi parin-
ke motinas vaziuoti Washin-
gtona tuoj praneskit apie tai
LVS centrui, 1920 Superior
Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio, ir Ko-
misijos Pirmininkei:
Mrs. Ona Biezis,
3241 West sc Place
Chicago, Ill.
Turekit pasizadejusiu vykti
vardus ir adresus, ziurekit kad
jos devetu ant krutines tick
zvaigzduciu kick turf tarnybo-
ie sum- ir dukteru.
Vietinio komiteto grupei bus
praneSta visos informacijos
kur ir kada vaziuoti ir kur
Washingtone susirinkti.
Kiekviena Lietuve kareiviu
motina privalo laikyti sau uz
garbe kad il dalyvaus tokioje
istorineje kelioneje. Seniaus
tokius zygius atlikdavo vyrai,
dabar moterims pasitaiko pro-
ga, if jos kvieciamos vaziuoti,
daugiau - geriau!
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinu
Komisija
Ona Bieziene,
Chicago, I'll.
Stefanija DOuvan-
CiurliOnyte,
Detroit, Mich.
Hypatija Yciene-ziuriene,
Cleveland-Lakewood, o.