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Evening star., 1944-06-03
Truman Seeks
.Listof Plants
Facing Cutback
Committee Moy Ask
Dutu as Aftermath
Of Brewster Case
BY the Associated Press.


The Truman Committee NAV
demand that the Army and
Navy produce lists of all plants
whose war contracts may be
terminated or cut back during
the next six months.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, Of
Michigan, said today he has asked
Committee Counsel Hugh Fulton to
obtain the lists as the aftermath
of the Navy's sudden cancellation
of fighter plane contracts of the
Brewster Aeronautical Corp.
Il also asked Mr.. Fulton to ask
the Army and Navy what plans
they made for converting such
plants to other war manufacture
or conversion to civilian produc.
ton" Senator Ferguson disclosed.
adding:
IF they haven't such lists, 1t is
high time they started work on
them"
Senator Ferguson's disclosure
followed speech last night In which
Chairman Truman told the CIeve-
land (Ohio) Junior Chamber of
Commerce he would continue to
fight for reasonable cooperation
from the military" in planning in
creased civilian production in ad-
vance of war contract termination.
Asserting the Navy's Corsair
fighter contracts with Brewster at
Long Island City, N. Y, and Johns
vile. Pa, were Cancelled with prac-
tically no notice" to thousands of
employees, Senator Truman declared
that further abrupt decisions of that
nature threaten to reduce the pos
sibility" of orderly reconversion.
Earlier, Senator Reed, Republican,
of Kansas, declaring that ternina-
ton of the Brewster contracts was
clearly justified" urged the War
and Navy Departments to lay down
broad policy calling for discon-
tinuance of the less efficient plants
| first.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Major Tells How He Would Use 'Moving-Eye'
Technique to Improve 'Poor-Munnered Cadets

world, however" ne added.
He would correct this In the cadet
corps if he were appointed professor
of military science and tactics to
succeed 1t. Col. Wallace M. Craigie
retiring at the end of this month, he
said.
Calls Them Little Brats.'
The little brats can't look at you
directly and answer a simple ques-
tion," he said. The girl cadets
are they dumb"
First l would teach the cadets
alertness, he said.
Jumping from his seat he dropped
handkerchief and a newspaper on
the floor to represent obstacles.
With arms at sides and eyes straight
ahead, he stepped awkwardly over
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Announcement

The Evening Star is now
sold on the streets and news
stands for 5 cents per copv.
There is no change in the sub
scrlptlon price for home de-
livery, nor in the present
price of 10 cents for single
copies Of The Sunday Star.
The Star regrets that the
rationing Of newsprint paper
necessitates limiting local ad-
vertisers for the month OF
June to $50 of the advertis-
ing used by them in The Star
during June, 1943.
The Stars allotment of
print paper is less than 8O%
of its use in 194l, although
its circulation, daily and Sun
day, since then has increased
approximately 2OHs.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
BY MARION WADE DOYLE.

Maj. Allan Smith, now being
considered by DR.. Chester w.
Holmes, assistant school super
intendent, for elevation from
his three month job as physical
education instructor to head the
high school cadet corps, wants
to revise nearly everything
about the corps.
He discussed his ideas yesterday
in the physical education Office at
Eastern High School
The District high school students
have impressed me generally so far
as -mannered. dumb and bad
ly disciplined he said, Il m sure
they are the incest children In the
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Threats Force Pastor
To Hide After Staying

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 3.-Detectives
disclosed last night that telephoned
threats against his life had forced
into hiding the Rev. Newell c. Liese-
men, pastor of the church in which
Mrs. Jean Long, 40, part-time church
secretary, was mysteriously stabbed
to death the night of May %.
The Evangelical clergyman ana
his wife are now living with friends
in Detroit, and police, first assigned
to keep watch on the church and
parsonage, have been transferred to
the friends address.
Mr.. Liesemer reported to officers
that the telephone calls came on
several occasions, principally at
night.
Evening star., 1944-06-03

them and minced toward the end
Of the office.
That's the way cadets march
now" he said, mechanical, no
pep, playing at soldier"
Then he moved back to the wall
again and threw out his chest. shift
ed his eyes from side to side and
raised himself several times on his
toes.
Moving Eye" Technique.
Teach them the moving-eye tech
nique," he said. They march over
the handkerchief without
looking down"
Maj. Smith evolved his theories
he said, as reserve officer In both
tsee CADETS, Page ABB
Evening star., 1944-06-03
4,750, 900 Tons of Food
Sent Britain by u. S.
tho Assoc;ate6 pre.

BY the ASSOClALed PfeSS.
LONDON, June 3-Food ship
ments from the United States to
Britain under lease-lend now total
4,750000 tons, valued at about 81
sos ,966 204, Food Administrator J. J.
LleWellin announced today.
Principal items were canned meat
and fish. 100000 tons; lard, 500. 900;
bacon, 333 900; cheese, $50 1000; dried
fruit, $4,000; dried eggs, 10000;
canned milk, 100000.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Enemy Resistance
Firm Despite Loss
Of Two Bustions
BY the Associated Press.

DS tIit AsSOCldteu FTeSS.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Ma
Piles, June 3.-United States
troops slugging through the AL
ban Hills toward Rome have
captured Monte Castellacio, a
bare IA miles from the Eternal
City, and another American COL
umn today drove up the Via
Casilina toward the capital.
Other Allied troops pushed down
the highway from Valmontone, one
jaw of a potential trap for Nazi
rearguards falling back under
steady advances by the Allied
armies to the southeast.
The power drive that cracked the
Germans Velletri- ri-Valmontone line
swept on to Monte Castellacio. 61a
miles north of Velletri, and only II
miles southeast of Rome.
Enemy Defenses Deep.
At the same time, headquarters
cautioned that although Velletr
and Valmontone, bastions of thu
Rome line, have been captured
"the enemy's defensive position ir
this sector has not yet been broken,
that the German defenses are "ir
considerable depth and firm resist.
ance is being encountered"
(The German high command
reported bitter fighting in the
Alban Hills yesterday and said
attacks at and west of Lanuvio,
just west of Velletri, were re-
PEELED.
Can Allied spearhead thrust
ing above Valmontone was
brought to standstill east of
Rocca di Papa and south of Pal
estrina," five miles north of VAL
montone, the Germans said.)
United States units which took
Valmontone struck out in three di-
rections-northwest along the Via
Cssilina toward Rome, 20 miles
away; southeast along the same
road to link up with the French
who are driving the Germans out
CT their last footholds on the south
side of the Sacco River, and due
north along an important secondary
road toward a vital highway juno
ton at Cave, miles from Val
montone.
French Close In From South.
The French, meantime, closed in
quickly from the south on Cole
Ferro, Az miles southeast of Val
moptone and within pistol shot OF
both Highway and the river.
Farther to the southeast othe,
French troops sliced across a Sec
ondary road at Sgurgola, IA mile:
from Valmontone and 51a miles west
OF Ferentino, which the 9th Army
already had taken.
Gen. Alphonse Juin's French
troops also were driving northware
from the village of Montelanico, l.
miles southeast of Valmontone
Montelanico was taken the night O.
June l.
Thus iron claws were closing ii
on whatever German units were at
tempting to fight rearguard actor
in the 13-mile sector between Colls
Ferro and Ferentino, looping south
OF the Sacco River.
From this bag the Nazis had foul
unsurfaced country roads extending
northward, along which they coulc
attempt to escape, but close pursuit
from three sides was certain to cost
them heavy casualties as well as ths
loss Of all but their most highly
mobile vehicles.
1000 More Prisoners Taken.
Americans exploiting their break.
through into the German defense,
hinged on the Alban Hills capturee
2O00-foot Monte Castellacio, 61z
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Legion Head, D. {. Officer
See Macarthur on Tour
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED freSS.
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA,
June 3-Warren K. Atherton of
Stockton, Calf, American Legion
commander. conferred today with
Gen. Douglas Macarthur prepara-
tory to visiting the Southwest Pa
cific war area.
Mr. Atherton was accompanied by
1t. Col Raymond j. Kelly, Wash
ington, D. c., former Legion COM
mander. They were met by Brig.
Gen. Hanford MacNider, Mason
City, Iowa, another former national
commander.
Mr.. Atherton will leave shortly
for New Guinea, where Gen. Mac
Nlder, who was wounded in the
Buna campaign, will conduct him
on an inspection tour.
Evening star., 1944-06-03

4NN"DVIU 4SV!cs'
''It slipped up On u.s." said Sergt.
Otis P. Humphrey of Cullman,
Ala, the tank commander. II
didn't see it until it was too late.
We rolled over and threw a track
and we were finished right there"
His statement was inaccurate
they were by no means finished.
Mlraculously no man in the crew
was hurt. They climbed out and
started ducking bullets snipers were
Evening star., 1944-06-03

TANK track ana
grunted as he
talked.
I'VE were do
ing fine when
we started up
the hill with the
r e S t of tn e
gang" he said.
THE Germans
were in farm
houses on the
hillside and we
W ere shooting
them up and
then all of a
sudden we hit a
Iifr1o -
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Treasury to Create
$3.50 GI Bond for
Sale to Military
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Treasury decided today
to create a "GI" War Bond
costing $3.50 and paying off at
$10-for sale to men and wom-
en- of the armed services.
Treasury officials said the new
bonds would be available only
to members of the Army, Navy,
Marines, Coast Guard and Mar
itime Service.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Weather Forecast

Thundershower early tonight: tomor-
row considerable cloudiness, cooler.
Temperatures today-Highest, 86, at !
pm; lowest, II, at 5:l8 am. Yes
terday-Highess, SO, at 40 pm; low
est, 81, at sos am.
Evening star., 1944-06-03

(See MOVES, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1944-06-03

(See ITALY, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1944-06-03

(See HOUSING, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Guide for Readers

An Associoted Press Newspope.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

juo, kaip rodos, buvo pora kareiviu Gal
su jais buvo ir pusk. j. Norvila.
(2) Pusk. J. Norvila veliavos pakeli-
mo aprasyme netyciomis suklydo. Boks-
te buvo karininkas P. Guzas SUI jam pade-
danciais veliava iskelti kareiviais. Xiii
kareiviai pasiliko issirikiave apacioje prie
piles boksto, lauke. Veliava Reliant, box
ste is revolveriu, o mes, apacioje, is sau-
tlvu vienu metu iSSovem po iris kartus.
Po salvemis karininkas Skirpa pasake kali
ba. Po to karininkai SUI kareiviais pasi-
buciavo. Tx veliava pakelus, atejo Len
kai pasiziureti. Reliant veliava, Lenku
nemaciau, nors visa laika stovejau lauke
prize hokSto duru.
Ir man paciam kitos dienos ryta teko
sulaikyti kalne du Lenkus legioninkus ir
neleisti jiems prieiti arciau prize piles box
Sto.
Veliava Reliant dalyvavo desimts ka-
riu. Ju tarpe karininkai Kazys Skirpa ir
Petras Guzas Baigiant kelti veliava, at
ejo karo valdininkas Jonos Nistelis.
! pirmaja garbes sargyba prie velia-
vos buvo paski,ti: sargybos virsininkas
karo valdininkas J. Niskelis ir sargybi-
Mai - Stasys Butkus, Mikas Slyvauskas,
Albinas Rauba, Pranas Plauska ir Ro-
mualdas Marcalis. Visi jie veliavos pake-
limo dalyviai. Kareiviai dalyviai dar brl-
vo Jonas Norvila ir Vincas Steponavicius.
Jie, veliava pakelus, sargyboje nedalyvavo
If po pakelimo gryzo kareivines.
Pusk. Stasys Butkus.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

Paskui prasidejo lankynas
giminiu ir draugu: viesejo pas
savo broli ir broliene Antana
Bartku, pas Petkus, pas bro
liene Mare Bartkiene. il pri-
vaisinus, SUI draugu Dominiku
Jokubaiciu nusiveze j farmas
pas Steponavicius ir cia ture-
jo gerus laikus.
Sugryzus, apsilanke pas sa-
vo dukteri julie ir JOS vyra
Nerauskius. Viesedama pas
dukteri, atlanke buvusia bro
liene ir jos vyra Jona Lapie-
MUS, ir biznierius Urbsaicius IL
Dumbliauskus, greta Dirvos.
Neuzmirso apsilankyti Dir
vos redakcijoje, ir kaip ilga-
mete Dirvos skaitytoja vel at
naujino savo prenumerata. j,
Chicagoj gyvendama per daue
metu skaito Dirva ir SUI js
nesiskiria.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

AKRON, OHIO
Snulkios Zinios
vIEsNIA Is CHICAGos

Is Chicagos atsilanke p. Ve-
ronika Balsiene. il cia pralei-
do atostogas, viesejo pas savo
brolio dukteri Antonetta Ku-
biliene ir brolio sunu Antana
Bartku. Atlanke savo draugus !:
M. Macerauskiene, Aleka Lum-
picka ir Maiki.
Is eia nuvaziavo j Clevelan-
da, ten apsilanke LietuviQ Kul-
turiniame Darzelyje ir labai
juo gerejosi. Toxic paminkli-
nio Darzelio neturi jokia kita
Lietuviu kolonija Amerikoje,
ir Clevelando Lietuviai uz jo
irengima verti pagarbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
kaip LietuviaiSa LaiSve
gyne rs metal atgaI

Tas istoriskas atsitikimas ivyko 1919
metals, kai Lietuviu santikiai SUI bolsevi-
kais, su Vokieciais ir SUI Lenkais eme ISL
tempti
Pasirengem ir laukiam kas bus to-
liau. Kulkosvaidzius parengem ir issta-
TEN balkone. Vokieciai apsiginklave jo-
dineia ir vaikscioja gatvemis. Taip pat
ir musu kareiviai vaikscioja pulkeliais.
Taciau vieni kittens nieko nedaro.
Vakare, sutemus, is musu komandos
isrinko apie SO kareiviu SUI vienu kulko-
svaidziu ir isvede j Metropolio viesbuti,
kur buvo apsistojus uzsienio misija. Mus
suvede pro uzpakalines duris. Kulkosvai-
di pasistatem prieskambaryje ties didzio-
mis- durimis. Ateje radon IL daugiau mu-
su kareiviu. Buvo ir keli PrancuzQ kari
ninkai AS buvau paskirtas pirmuoju nu-
meriu prie kulkosvaidzio, o kulkosvaidis
buvo parengtas saudymui. Xiii kareiviai
buvo isskirstyti po visa viesbuti. Antra-
me aukSte prize kiekvieno Tango stovejo
deze rankiniu granatu. Man buvo isaky-
ia, jeigu didziasias duris Vokieciai atida-
rvs il. pulls j vidu, paleisti kulkosvaidi i
darba.
Praejus apie pusei nakties, priejo
prie names Prancuzu karininkas ir sake:
- Leisk name prie kulkosvaidzio, mes
Vokieciai tuoj pulls vidu.
AS neleidau.
Bet niekas nepuole. Tx buvo girde-
ii kaz kas atidare isorines duris, bet ir vel
uzdare. Taip isbuvom visa nakti be di-
desniu ivykiu. Ryta pakeite mus kit sar-
gybiniai, mes gryzom kareivines.
Lapkricio menesi is musu kuopos is
skyre apie 25 kareivius SUI vienu puskari-
ninkiu. | ju tarpa If as patekau Pa
emem is belaisviu stovyklos apie 200 be-
laisviu ir isvaziavom j Eglaites miskus j
darbus, MiSkas buvo pilnas visokios Vo-
kieciu paliktos karo medziagos. Mes ta
tvarkem ir gabenom kur buvo
Dirbom Xxi 1920 nletu Vasario
Baige darbus, gryzom Kauna
AS buvau paskirtas 8-to pestininku pull
ko 6-ta kuopa. Cia name pakele jaunes-
niuoju puskarininkiu. Kuopoje ,nebuvo nei
ninkai, virsila Strazdas ir kuopos vadas
leitenantas slizys.
Pc poros dienu is skyrimo punkto ga
vome naujoku, Tauragiskiu zemaiciu ir
prasidejo naujoku mokymas. Darbas ejo
labai skubiai. Menesi pamoke, isvykome j
fronta prizes Lenkus ties zasliais ir ziez-
mariais. Apsistojom Miezoniu kaime prie
Kaisiadoriu. Pastoveje kelias dienas, ga
vome isakyma uzimti bara.
AS gavau dokumentus kad esu atlei-
dziamas is kariuomenes kaip atitarnaves
metus savanoris ir nemobilizuojamu me-
tu. Gryzes savo kaima, tuojau stojau
tarnauti j milicija. Tuomet ir milicijoje
buvo sunki tarnyba: be paliovos reikejo
kovOti SUI yisokiais viduiiniais prieSais,
miskai buvo pilni plesiku, kaimai pilni de-
zertyru, degtindariu, ir tt.
I1zrase Jaun. Pusk. J. NOrvila,
siauliai, Kovo 13, 1887.
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PAAISKINIMAI
(Apie kick anksciau minetus zygius)

(Apie kick anksciau minetus zygius)
N ] komendantura nevaziavom, bet
sautnvus pasiemem, taip pat ir po Is
soviniu is kareiviniu. Vezikus radon be-
stovincius prie kareiviniu rajono. Sesda-
mi roges, sautuvus uzsitaisem ir pirma
karta viesai pasirodem ginkluoti Vilniaus
gatvese.
Xxi 1919 metu Sausio 1 dienos, taigi
Xxi cia kalbamo ivykio, ginklus j sargy
bas vezdavom slaptai, mes istikro Woke
ciai tuoj nuginkluodavo Ia diena Vokie-
ciai mus jau nebeliete, ir ju veiava nuo
Gedimino piles kalno -boksto jau buvo nu-
imta, iskelta Lietuvos veliava. Vilniaus
gatvenis vaziavome, ant kelly pasistate
sautuvus, tuo savo pasirodymu stebinda-
mi Vilniaus gyventojus.
Islipom vadinamame Versiu sode ar
ba Versininke prie Gedimino Kalno. Veil
kus paleidom, mes, issirikiave po du, nu-
eion Gedimino Kalnan. Veliava jau ra-
dom atvezta is Lietuvos Tarybos. ia at
'veze karo valdininkas Petras Guzas. Su
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

Smagiai praleidus atostogas
Suomi per Dirva siuncia savo
draugams ir gi1ninems sirdin-
ga padeka.
Pas Matilda Sideriute val
sesna is kariuomenes parva-
ziavo jos vyras kareivis. Gryz-
tant jam tarnybon, il patti is
vaziavo palydeti il j Kaliforni-
ia. Kalnas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

sALIEJAUS Industrial lei
sta padidinti petrolejaus ga
myba pc 10000 backu j diena
daugiau per Rugsejo meiesi.
Tuo budu 81 menesi aliejaus
bus pagaminama auksciausias
kicks istorijoje = po 5,051,-
800 backu kasdiena.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Vokieciai sumuse musu virsila

VOkieciai sumuse musu virSila
IS karto, kai atvykom is Vilniaus, apie
pora savaiciu santikiai SUI Vokieciais Kau-
ne buvo labai geri Jie viska mieste Ii
nojo - kur yra bolseviku lizdai, kur slap
tai varoma degtine ir pranesdavo NUNS
Paskui Vokieciai eme mus uzkabineti.
Taip, sakysime, apie Sausio pabaiga,
mus, visa komanda, nuvede pirti. Gryz-
tant NUNS rikiuoteje is pirties, Vokieciu
gurguole, prisedus kareiviu, kick tik ga
lint arkliais, paleido tiesiog per viduri
musu rikiuotes. Laimei, nei vienas karei-
Wis nepapuole po arkliais. Mes visi bu-
vom beginkliai Tx vienas virsila turejo
revolveri. Jis, issitraukes revolveri, sau-
dydamas vijosi gurguole, noredamas ja
sulaikyti. Bet nei Vokieciai j virsila, nei
virsila Vokiecius nepataike.
Visa tai ivyko Gedimino gatvej prizes
Vokieciu generalini staba. IS stabo isbe-
go SUI ginklais daugiau Vokieciu. Sueme
musu virsila, nuginklavo ir nusivare Sta
ba. Virsila, musu vadovybes islaisvintas
gryzo ] kareivines, bet Vokieciu gerokai
buvO sumuStas.
Tada musu santikiai SUI Vokieciais jau
buvo nekokie Mes kiekviena vakara bu-
vom pasirenge nuo ju gintis, mes buvo sa-
kona jog jie ateisia mus nuginkluoti. Kai
tik, budavo, ateina vakaras tuojau mes
pasirengiam kulkosvaidzius ir budim Xxi
l'yto Visame mieste sustiprinom sargy-
bas. Ejo gandai kad Vokieciai pulsia Lie
tuvos banka. Pasiuntem If ten savo sar-
gvba SUI kulkosvaidziu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
Pradzia karO SUI bOlSevikais - mes
Altman JeZnO miesteli

Viena karta, VasarlO menesl, gryzes
is sargybos, girdziu musu kareivius besi-
kalbant jog rastineje uzrasineja vyrus W.
xii j fronta prizes bolSevikus. Nuejau ir
uzsiraSiau
Rytojaus diena apie Is zmoniu is mu-
su komandos SUI svetimuoju karininku nu-
vykom komendantura. Ten radon jau
apie so ar 70 pasirengusiu vyru. Ia pa
cia diena isvykom plentu Prienu link. XII
ii huvo apsiginklave Sautuvais, mes, kul
kosvaidininkai, nesem viena kulkosvaidi.
Plienuose para pailseje, isvykom Jezno
link Atvyke netoli Jezno miestelio, ap-
sistojome miske laukti vakaro Sutemus
iSvede mus is miSko, ir mes emem siausti
miesteli SUI bolsevikais Naktis buvo tam
81, ukanota: visur purvas. IS miestelio
buvom gave zinia jog bolsevikai turi ISL
trauke kulkosvaidzius baznycios boksta.
Nuns buvo isakyta, pamacius raudona
rakieta, guleti vietoje, saudyti ir saukti
valio,
Miske stovejo ir Vokieciai SUI viena
patranka. Apsiautus miesteli visur buvo
tylu. Niekur nei vieno Suvio. Staiga pa
sirode viena-kita raudona rakieta. Mes
atidarem ] miesteli ugni. IS miestelio pa
sigirdo kulkosvaidziu tratejimas. Bet,
kai tik Vokieciai paleido kelis patrankos
sviedinius, bolseviku kulkosvaidziai mutt
10, mes tik Saukem if saukem valio. Pa
galiau palengva emem zygiuoti j miesteli.
Bolsevikai buvo jau pasitrauke is mieste-
lilo Vilniaus link. Nuns uzemus miesteli,
gyventGjai mus labai palankiai pasitiko.
Atsirado ir klebonas. Pakviete mus ] kle-
bonija il kuo turedamas pavaisino.
Miesteli paemus, atvyko viena kuopa
musiskiu, O mes Kauniskiai gryzom atgal.
Bekeliaujant man atplyso bato padas To-
liau su toku batu eiti buvo neimanoma.
Pada parisau virvele ir taip gryzau Kau-
nan. Gryze ir vel ejom sargybas banke,
komendanturoje, kalejime if kitur
Santikiai su Vokieciais ejo Wis bio
gym. ! sancius atvyko Vokieciu jurinin-
kai spartakai. Jie musu kareiviu labai
Mckenzie
PranO EimuciO nusovimas Kaune
Kovo menesio Is diena, man gryzus
is sargybos ir pavalgius pietus, ibego j
kareivines komandos virSininkas Gostau-
tas ir saukia:
- Vyrai, rengkit kulkosvaidzius! Vo-
kieciai uzpuole Metropolio viesbucio sar-
gyba ir nusove mokomos komandos Pra-
na Eimuti! Pasirengkit ir laukit isaky-
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sTERMOMETRUS iSra do
mokslininkas Calico 1892 me-
tais.
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PAsTU prenumerata Dirvai
galima siusti ir is Clevelando.
Kas neturi laiko pributi admi-
instruction, idekit laiskan $2
ir pasiuskit SUI savo adresu.
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Amerikos Vaikams Lietuviskas
ELEMENTORIUc
kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.25

Vaikams tarp ir 10 metu amziaus.
'Dirvos" Knygynas gavo naujausiu, aiskiu
mazems vaikams Lietuviskai mokytis Ele-
mentoriu - SPINDULELIS Dalis l is
kurio su maza tevu pagalba jusu vaikuciai
lengvai gales prasimokyti Lietuviskai skai-
tyti ir rasyti. Elenentorius graziai paveik-
sluotas, kiekvienas vaikas ir mergaite nores
j vartyti, skaityti ir mokytis.
Kama su prisiuntimu SOC
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18O.-Legal

may properly come before the meeting,
or may adjournment or adjournments
thereof.
Dated this oath day of November. 1914.
IRECTORS.
L. D. LATTA, Secretary
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-08

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
CAPE FEAR POWER CORPORATION.
To The Stockholders of
CAPE FEAR POWER CORONATION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that, a
Special Meeting of Stockholders of Cape
Fear Power Corporation, a North Caro-
lima Corporation, will be held at the
principal office of the Company in the
Tide Water Building, Wilmington, North
Carolina, on Saturday. December %,
1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon for
the following purposes:
% To consider and taken action upon
proposed merger of the Corporation
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, uIl MINGTON STAR

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~ ,.ified are inseI lee N wi 1u gton
c< ..on star and i ne is on
II: SrIspsertion OF ads VIII oe saihe
s,'a$ clsssltled ads soy io e., e
''l n day: ,,,ord
E.es Y dsys-5c per woro'
70 3 days per p, WORE ~oopd
10 I days-3c per Moiu ,,ord
: 70 81 90 days LIZ Per 49, W.
! g ADyFF5 us rs Than IA SOC