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that attacks ON Tokyo, Osaki
Yokohama and Kobe probably will
come sooner than expected Also
it probably means that the win
quick school of strategists in the
Army and Navy have won out
They have favored by-passing lot
of Pacific islands, also the jungles
Of Burma, instead of wasting men
and munitions in seven-year war.
BARUCH INNER S-Bernie
Baruch, the charming sage of post
war conversion, talked about going
on the radio last week to answer
critics who said his postwar plans
had left out labor But big news
broke across the Channel, and Ber-
ME decided there was no use COM
peting with the invasion. Bernie
is super-sensitive about any critic
ism OF his postwar plans and may
explode soon. Among his friendly
critics. however, is his recent guest
at Hobcaw Barony, s. c. That
friendly critic, now moved back to
the White House, leans toward Sen
ator Kilgore's bill on postwar con
version as providing more than a
crate of apples for the veterans.
UNHAPPY CHANDLER Senator
Happy" Chandler. Kentuckys gift
TO outdoor swimming pools, has
been growing in his beard lately
So "Alben Barley means
Happy, is the weakest floor leader
in years = : The trouble is that
we don't have more leaders in the
Senate like me Personally, ]
don't care whether Roosevelt wins
or not - If Mark Ethridge
louisville (. Courier journal pub
Usher should be Democratic key
noter, I'd walk out The UNI
happy Senator recently asked
Smith Hays, county attorney fol
Clark Cothlty. to start a Chandler
for Vice. President move. Replied
Hays; It'll be all l can do to keep
'em from passing a resolution de-
nouncing you"
REPUBLICAN G OSSIP COP
keynoter Warren hasn't consulted
anyone around Capitol Hill about
his coming forensic offering al
Chicago Governor Stassen, key
noter in 1910, made hit by COM
ing to Washington and talking
things over, SO Republican Senators
are a bit peeved at Warren
1t was significant that the Repub-
lican Congressman voted en- maSse
to cut the UNRRA European relief
appropriation only after consulting
Dewey's New York State mogul
Russell Sprague. Sprague came to
Washington, huddled with the
GOPers Then they voted to cut
the UNRRA fund Several
COP Vice Presidential boomlets
are testing the wind: Bill Hut
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MODERN ETIQUETTE BY ROBERTA LEE

G. permissible bride her mother acknowledge
wedding gifts?
A. should be written by the boe lhey may
be brief and should the
gift.
hostess specify the length OF time
by a visit?
A. Yes prevent MISUNDERSTANDING and en-
O. Is to initials visiting card?
AZ The faultesly correct the full
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men and will be denied to if tyranny prevails
1t is to defend those rights that send our youth
into battle and pour out wealth.
1t is a good time for all of us to turn to the
Constitution and read thoughtfully the first ten
amendments wherein rights are set forth We
shall learn that with rights go obligations one
Of these being to respect the rights of our fellow
Americans, and that it is only when their rights
are respected that our own rights are safe
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Daily Lessons in English S %y. /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN John is the youngest Of
the two brothers Say YOUNGEST
whit than two
MSPRONOUNCED Crescendo Pronounce kre-shen- do
both Els as in as second syllable.
OFTEN MISSPEIIED: verb Loose adjective
SYNONYMS sedulous, assiduous dilgent
WORD STUDY: times and it is yours Let us
word each day Todays word
placed in his
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LUMBER MILL Is !.
DELAYED, RE0pEhlNG

The Juneau sawmill, which was
to resume operations today, has
been forced to postpone the open-
ing until tomorrow or Monday be-
cause of necessary repair work on
some Of the machinery
The mill has had considerable
difficulty in obtaining sufficient
number of workers for the reopen
ing, but now has staff large
enough to make possible the re-
Stunning of operations.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
Will be promptly replaced If sent
20 Box 1853, Ketchikan, Alaska. Drs.
=. M and r l.. Carlson. adv.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JUNE 16
M. S. Whittier
Mrs. Lisle F. Hebert
Ronald R. Lister
Frank Maier
Mrs. John Pastl
Mrs. Peter Carlson
Lou Heusser
Robert Leo Jewett
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giriancius Sovietus, islcid3 til
zyniu zmoniQ vardaiz, il re
kurie jau net Amcrikoje tiki
kad tie zmones persiverte boil
sevikQ pusen.
Amerikoje taip pat reika,in-
ga geresniu zmoniu negu tie
siuksles Pruseikai, Andriuliai,
Bimbos, ir kit, mes jie tick
metu dirbe nieko ncrarodo.
Amerikoje, tiesa, ncpriversti
kaip Rusijoje, lent Il la,b-li
ar rasyti w Stalina ir Lie u
vos paverginaa. Cia rci.ia XII
toxic slieko jiens tinka-aus
zmones pasigauti.
Jie jau gaudomi. stai socia-
listu "popiezius', issyk paskel-
bes Vyriausio Lietuvos Islais-
vinimo Komiteto deklaracijq,
dabar ja eme neigti.
stai G-kas, kataliku kup6ius,
jau pradejo raminti Americas
Lietuvius nesneketi piktai ir
nekovoti prizes Stalina ir So
vietus, mes bolseviku agentai
siulo Tarybu Lietuvos konsulq
vietas -.
Xiii kalba ir raso kad gal
galima bus su bolsevikais su-
sitaikyti.
Ma o antgalo viskas gali ap-
sikarunuoti vieno Lietuvio ku-
nigo is Amerikos skridimu pas
Stalina j Maskva!
Jeigu taip dalykai eina tai
Stalinas bus pasitenkines pa
sekmemis pagavimo j savo "a
bangus ciciliku, kataliku A1ne-
rikoje veikejus; Rusijoje turf
zymiu tautininku ir kataliku,
kuriu vardus panaudoja sulyg
moro ir reikalo, nesiklause.
Lenkai pasmerke savo kulli-
ga kurs j Maskva skrido, ir
ju atstovas is Londono nuvy-
kes j Maskva pamates 'Stalino
klastas, buvo isleistas nei ne
palydetas, nes nenusilenke Sta
linui. Reiskia, Lenkai pirmiau
linde ir dare, buvo .apgauti.
Kodel musiskiai nepasimoki-
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SAUGOKIkES
MASkYOS
KLAsTY

Neziurint musu bolseyikeliu
Binbu, Pruseiku ir kitu loji-
mo ir pastangq dirbti Maskvai,
Stalinas SUI jais visai nesiskai-
to, o priesingai, sayo klastip-
ga politika varo savotisku bu-
du. Neziurint kick bolsevike-
liu yra ir kaip jie nerekautu,
jie neatstovauja Lietuviu tau
tos.
Stalinui jieskant budu rasti
savanorius Lietuvius kurie SUI
tiktu Lietuviq tauta plesyti ir
pasivesti jo globai, reikalinga
rasti sau tokiu zmoniu kitose
J.ietuviu grupese.
stai pradejo ateiti is Mas
kvos rastai pasirasyti vardu
DR.. Cesevieiaus, buvusio zy-
maus Lletuvos tautinlnkQ va
do. Jis buvo istremtas j Ru-
sija, kaip ir ellie kitu, bet ISL
ko Xxi siol gyvas.
Raso tokius straipsnius Gri-
cius-Pivosa, taip pat zinomas
ne-bolsevikas. Jie kalba Lie
tuvos znoniu balsu. Maskva
leidzia gandus kad ir buves
Lietuvos prezidentas A. Stul-
ginskis, katalikas, jau remia
Sovietus- Iskels ir visus kitus,
gyvus ir negyvus, Lietuvoje
buyusius zymius zmones, sa-
vo rastais uzgirti Sovietu oku-
pacija Lietuvos.
Tas reikalinga suskaldymui
ir sudemoralizavimui dar Ii
kusiu Lietuvos zmoniu.
Paleckiai ir kit isdavikai ir
ten ne ka reiskia, Lietuvos
zmones tu nieksu 'neken:ia. w
Sovietus kalbeti ir Stalina gir-
ii reikalinga zymiu tikru. Lie
tuviu. Tuos Stalinas greitai
surado: .Parasytus straipsnius
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BOLsEVIKAS Pruseika sa-
ko, kaip tik Roma buvo islais-
vinta, tuojau atsfradus laisva
spauda, ir pirnas laikrastis
buyes komunistq!
Kada Sovietai "islaisvino"
nuo 'tautininku" Lietuva tai
taip pat atsirado "laisva spau-
da' visi Lietuviu laikras-
ciai buvo uzdaryti! stai Skin
tumas tarp demokratinio ir
komunistinio pasauliu!
TRISDEsIMTS meteliu San
dara sulauke, ir j krumus nuo
tautiniq darby ilsetis pasitrau-
ke. Senoveje vaidylos Lietu-
vius kova zadino, 0 moder-
minis Vaidyla miegoti ragina,
Ir sake: rs praeities stiprybe
semk!'
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jo sumisti ir jie pradejo auto
matiskai daryti tai ka enka-
vedistai liepia, kaip Hitlerio
robotai ibombos, kurios he pro-
to If be zinojimo ka daro, at
lieka darbus.
! Bet uztai stebetiniausia kaip
Pruseika, nekankintas kaip XII
IT, virto tokiu taip pat be snne-
genu robotu, dirbanSiu auto
matiskai kaip tie iskankinti ir
"perlauzti". Todel bjauriau jei
zmogus laisveje gyvendamas
taip slykseiai elgiasi. kalba ir
raso prizes savo tauta, svetimo
kraugerio naudai.
GABALIAUSKAS ana diena
paskelbe kad soyietu agentai
siulo kokiam tai "zymiam"
Lietuviui Pittsburghe Lietu-
yos sovietu konsulo vieta. :.
Su kitu numeriu Gabaliaus-
kas savo laikrastyje jau pra-
dejo pradeti daryti j Lietuvius
spaudina kad liautusi grieztai
prizes Rusus rase ir kovoje -
ir is to visi suprato kad Gaba-
iauskas jau rengiasi j Stalino
konsulus Pittsburghe. Toks
toki pazino
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ma ir kodel nenori dirbti vie
ningai su tais kurie zinc ir ma
to tikrus kelius Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes atsteigima?
Nors rimtesne visuomene,
nors sumanesni ivairiu sroviu
koloniju .veikejai, kuriu niekas
nekvies Sovietu konsulus ir
kitaip nevilios, bukit atsargus
il nesiduokit net saviems klai-
dinti ir vadovaukit Lietuvius
tikru keliu, neleiskit jiems pa
sekti tuos musiskius klaidin-
tojus ir parsidavelius. X.
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ATElTIES 'TAlKOS
IR APSAUGOS
PoSEDis
Soyietu Draugai Siulo
Tarybas Atideti 5-lO
Metu Toliau

Rugpjueio FL d. lures prasi-
deti Americas, BritQ ir Sovie-
tu atstovu kalbos apie nusta-
tyma ateities taikos plano.
Pasirodzius Unions apie sia
konferencija, kuria Amerika il
Britannia sutiko saukti, Mask
va pora kartu atidejo, noreda-
ma uzvilkinti laika, kad dau-
giau spetu grobio pasiimti.
Daugiau atidelioti national
Amerika nesutinka. Konferen-
cija iyyks Georgetown, Md.
1'aciau, pasirodzius Unions
apie ta konferencija, atsirado
ir tokiu zmoniu kurie pradejo
skelbti kad tai nereikalingas,
perankstyvas darbas. Kalbos
ir sutartys apie ateities taika
ir apsauga gall butt atidetos
penkiems ar desimciai metu
toliau, tada, esq, ir svarstyti
galima busia salciau ir rimciau.
Ar tie zmones, net zymus
Amerikieciai, taip kalba zino-
daai ka kalba, ar Sovietu pa
pirkti, dar neaisku. Taciau kad
atideliojimai Maskvai reikalin-
gi ir iseitu bolsevikams nau-
dingiausia, ta gall suprasti
kiekvienas saltai protaujantis.
Kitose salyse, kurias islais-
wins sajungininkai is Vokieciu,
bus atsteigta sena tXarka, ne
priklausomybe atstatyta. To-
Sc salyse nereikalinga nieko
daugiau, mes apsauga ir kito
karo vengimas yistiek bus ziu-
rima is puses didziQjq valsty-
blu, ar tarybos apie tai bus ar
nebus dabar ar uz penkiu metu.
Bet Visai kitas reikalas tose
salyse kurias yietoj islaisvin-
ii kaip sajungininku kariavi,
mo programs reikalauja,: oku,
puoja bolsevikai. Tai Lietuva
ir kitos Rytq Europos !salys.
Tose salyse, bolsevikai visu
grieztumu ims vykdyti savo
sugriovimo, persekiojig1o, mai
kinimo programa, ir po penkiu
metu tikru tikriausia tos sa-
lys jau pacios bus rasisakiu-
sios savo "sutikin'a" Easilikti
Sovietu vergijoje ant; visados,
kitas keistas dalykas: mega
lint atsisakyti toljau nuo sios
konferencijos atideliojiIno, Sta
linas atstovu j tas tarybas Pa
skyre Andreju Gromyko, da-
bartini Sovietu atstova Wa
shingtone,' Litvinovo vietinin
ka,, kuris buvo prie Litvinovo
tik sekretorium, kai Litvinoya
atsauke is Washing+ono, nera-
vykus jam prisneketi Amerika
atidaryti antra fronta virs me-
tas laiko atgal.
Gromyko yra zmogus be rel
ksmes, be sprendimo II be tel
siu ka nors nutarti. :Jis pase-
dss, pavepsos, rapor.uos Mas
kvai apie dalykus, - bet tai
vistiek yra dar 'viena paskuti-
ne Stalino priemone tas tary-
has padaryti nereiksmingomis.
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CH1CAGOJE ''trys didziosios
patriotingos grupes" (socialis-
tai, sandarieciai, federantai)
suorganizavo 'Amerikos Lietu-
viz Tarybos skyriu".
Lietuvoje dabar siaueia ka-
ro audra, ugnis, ir kraujas.
zinote ka 'patriotingu grupiu'
Tarybos skyrius planuoja da-
ryti2 Ne Lietuvos selpimo
Fonda kurt, ar Lietuya selpti,
bet rengia esusipazinimo"
banketa! sitokiems patriotams
tikrai priklanso Asilo Ordenas!
PO TO BANKETO, kai tie
'fpatriotingi" tarybininkai vie
nj kitus labiau pains, gal at
sidarys jiems akys ir apsiziu-
res kas sn kuo susiplake dirb-
ii, tais paciais tikslais kaip ana
meta socialistai buvo susipla-
ka su komunistais - katrie
katrnos pirnaiau apgaus.
STOKYARDU Pijuselis j
senatve jau virto kvapsiantis
virstgaidis - kaip is jo rastu
matyti. Vieni zrnones j senat-
We igauna daugiau proto, kiti
payifsta vistgaidziais ir kyak-
81 kyasistais. -.
SIALINO bernas Pruseika
nori itikinti buk DR.. Cesevi-
cius, buves Lietuvos tautinin-
ky veikejas Lietuyoje, pats pa
rase ta straipsni, garbinantl
sovietus ir batiuska Staaina.
Pruseika tikrina jog DR.. Gese-
vicius, pagyvenes soyietu sis
temoje, persilauze ir pasidaTe
toks kokio Staiinui reikaiinga.
Galina tiket Pruseikai, delto
-kad is Pulk. Petruieio aprasy-
mu l"Kaip jie naus susaude')
labai aiskiai matyt kaip Stall
no budeliai enkayedistai iauze
zmones j sayo "idejas'. Kurie
isliko gyyi ITEMS pfotas ture-
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INTERNATIONAL
THRILL CIRCUS

The international Thrill Circus,
vienatinis ciIkas kuris Symet Cleve-
landa aplanko, lures savo persia
tymus didziajame Stadiume Per ke-
turias dienas. pradedant Rugpju4io
81 ir baigiant sekmadienio vakaru,
Rugsejo 3.
Virs 1000 vaidintojQ, tarp jQ Le-
w, tigru, drambIiu, Jeopardy, ar
kliQ ir kitokiu gyvunQ aktq, suda-
rvs tai kas eina reguliariame cir
Ike. Xiii ypatingi daIykai kuric
negalinli perstatyti jokicse palapi-
ntse, nes aktai atsibuna virs $50
pedQ aukStume, kaip tx ir galima
atlikti Shame atviru stogu stadiume.
Triiu eiliQ cirkas bus atvai1duo-
tas arti prie s3dyniq, naudojant
tcliniausia dali rievos, orc atlie-
kami aktai bus perstatyti kick to-
liau uz tQ. Vaidinin2ci 12sis pus-
treCios valan5os.
Visas se5tadienio vietas ispirko
Thompson Products Corporation ir
Thompson Aircraft Corporation, to-
del tai dicnai tikietQ nebus, bet ga
lima gauti kitoms demons.
ST perstatyma parupino Robert
Rrickman, visas cirkas yra va
dovybeje Tom Packs, veterano cir
kininko is st. Louis. Tikietai ruo
Sec, $1.20, ir $1.S0, taksai apmoke-
ii. Gaunami Music Hall box office
ir Public Hal, E. 9Th ir st. Clair
ay,op,1n
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PRANEsKIT
Savo Antraso Perrnaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur :" gyventi, praneskit sa-
yo nauja antraSa DiryOs Adj
ninistracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos j
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS VI
lc atvirute prizes persikeli.
ma ] kita vjeta gyventi. -
Dirva Cleveland 3. @.
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AUKOKIT Lictuvos vadavi-
mo reikalams per LVS. vi
81 stokine uz laisva Lietuva.
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PAsTU prenumerata Dirvai
galima. siusti ir is Clevelando.
Kas neturi laiko pributi admi-
instruction, idekit laiskan So
ir pasiuskit SUI savo adresu.
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jas, yra jo gericusio patyrimo r hteravinio
sabunlo kpr:ays. Mano draugas pcrskaites
'AlPP, pareiske kad tai geriausia istorine
apysaka kad tai geriausi istorine apysala
Liotuvip kalboje is krriQ jam teko l;ada
skaityti. . kadaagi tas asmuo yra baiges
universiteto moksla, tai be abejones apic
literature gerai nusimano"
81 apysaka ir jums tikrai patiks.
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SIAI KOlklA IA ApYSAKA: Vienas kny-
gu megejas raso: Mes su savo yienu drau-
gu gavom knyga ALPS if norim, pareiks-
tt dideli pcsitenkinima tue vekalu Dirvos
redaktorius K. s. Karpius yra geras Lietu-
viu kaloos znoyas ir gabus rasytojas. Jis
tos rusics apysaku kaip ALPS yra specia-
listas, res jis yra ir daugiau ju parases.
"Apysaka ALPS, Kestucio Islaisvinto-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-30

Wet wedge had been driven into
the Berezina river defenses. OF
that, too, the Russians were 81
lent.
Stalin's order dealt only with
Novosokolniki, for which a Mos
COW victory salute of IL rounds
from 124 guns was fired tonight.
1t has been the Russian custom,
however, not to announce new Of
fensive until it is well under way
and definite progress can be re-
ported.
The Germans since midweek have
been reporting a strong Soviet Of
fensive in the Dnieper Bulge and
said today the Russians were
throwing in divisions of riflemen
backed by tanks in a battle that
apparently extended over a front
of at least so miles.
I The Germans told, too, of con-
tinued bloody battling below Len
ingrad, while Soviet dispatches
pictured Russia ski troops backed
by tanks and infantry racing to-
ward the Observation-Disclosures
railway in a drive for communi-
cations that might trap large Nazi
forces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-30
WILMINGTON NEWS:

gantic corridor down which the
bombers, led by another formation
OF fighters forming a spearhead,
flew to their objective.
The plan proved at least partly
successful because many of the
returning bomber crews reported
encountering very light opposition,
although some said the enemy
fighters broke through to give
them terrific battle.
The bombers themselves en-
ployed new tactics, tanning out
over their target, once they were
safely through the corridor, to
cover as much Of the city as pos
sible instead of attacking in a Sim
gle, drawn-out formation.
Obviously the American-British
ouble-barreled assault on Berlin
and Frankfurt, 300 miles apart,
was planned to threw a maximum
strain on German defenses. It
ers which the Germans have mass
ed in the west and the grollld
gunners between the coast and
Germany proper were given their
biggest test. Some must have been
in action hours on end.
When the RATS night force was
returning about breakfast time,
the American bombers already
were on their way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-30
FRANKFORT RAIDED.
BY U. S. B0MBERS
Continued from Page One)

that it might require half-mil-
lion men and 10000 bomber
fliohts to win the battle of Berlin.
II estimated the cost might be
& oOo men and 800 aircraft and
noted that more than 25O,00O per-
cons in the air or at British bases
olready were participating in the
stack (which is believed now half
over."
Inst today was one rammed from
below by a German fighter that
# had knocked out of control. Sgt.
Roger D. Palmer of Grand Island,
Neb.. gunner in a nearby plane,
said. "the fighter was hit by the
hall turret gunner but zoomed up
ward and rammed the Fort, tear
ing the right wing completely off. I"
In Bern it was announced that
three American bombers, appar-
s7tv from the Frankfurt attack,
crossed over Switzerland at mid
day and that Swiss fighters took
off "to drive away the foreign
aircraft"
While the record force of 'heav-
les" was blasting Frankfurt,
American medium Marauders
again stabbed across the Channel
at secret Notifications blocking
the shortest invasion route to Eu-
rope. 1t was the 18th attack in
a 4O-day-old campaign to obliter-
ate these defenses along the coast
of northern France, which have
been hit at least once every day
this week.
The fighters of the Frankfurt
escort, presumably also in record
numbers, uncovered new method
of protecting the bombers over
their target. They formed a gi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-30
MRS. e A. REYNOLDS

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliz-
abeth A. Reynolds, SO, who died at
her home in Seagate at $40 a. m.
Friday after a long illness, will
be conducted at 8 o'clock Monday
afternoon from the home by the
Rev. Andrew j. Howell. Interment
will take place in the Seagate Gem
etery.
Pallbearers will be Frank Hew-
EFT, Frank Sneeden, Alton Powles,
Bill Stokley. Norman Bass, and
Jack Rogers, Sr.
Honorary pallbearers are George
Rogers, z. A. Sneeden, DR.. w. C.
Mebane, W. D. Stokley, W. G.
Butler, ]. B. Hewlett, and John
Hines, Sr.
Survivors are her husband, E.
c. Reynolds; seven daughters,
Mrs. j. I. Hines, Mrs. D. G. Por.
ter, Mrs. S. T. Smythe, Mrs. G. c.
Hyatt, Miss Clarice Reynolds, Miss
Beth Reynolds, Miss Janice Rey-
nolds, all of Wilmington; four sons,
A. c. Reynolds. H. L. Reynolds,
A. E. Reynolds, and T. S. Rey-
nolds, all of Wilmington; a sis
ter, Mrs. Teresa Pickford, of Will
mington, and one brother, Albert
E, Call, Washington. D c.
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The broken line on the above
map, from Mariveles to San Fer
nando indicates the route over
which thousands of American act
Filipino soldiers were forced by
the Japanese to walk in what the
survivors called the "March of
Death" A report by 1t. Col. Will
liam E. Dyess of Albany, Tex,
since killed in plane crash, said
some prisoners were taken in
crowded railroad cars from San
Fernando to Tarlac, then marched
to Camp O'Donnen (underIined)
and interned. Later they were
moved to Cabanatuan cOncentra-
ton camp (underlined). (LR Wire
phOtO) =
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RUSSIANS STRIKE
In SURPRISE MOVE
CONTINUED from Page One)

In acknowledging some success
for the German Ukraine attacks,
the Russian communique said they
were at high cost in German men
and materials. Despite lack of So
Wet confirmation of a German
withdrawal from Smela, it appear
ed likely the enemy was pulling
back there to avoid entrapment
and was putting up his counter
offensive to screen this retreat.
The Germans said the Soviet at
tacks in southern White Russia
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City Briefs
COMMERCIAL CLASSES

Mrs. George West, supervi-
SCR Of the Adult Commercial
classes at New Hanover High
school, announced Saturday
that registration for classes in
shorthand, tipping, and office
machines, will take place Mon
day, January 81, at 3:45 p. m.
and 6 p. m. in room 306 of the
Isaac Bear building. Classes
will be conducted five days
each week until the completion
of the 12-week course from 3:45
to 5:45 p. m. and from 6 p. m.
until 8 p. M, Mrs. West an
nOunced.
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RETURN BOUT

A return tag team match pit
ting Jack Dillon and Jim Clin-
stock against Milo Steinborn and
an unchosen partner will feature
next Fridays mat card.
Promoter Bert Causey stated
that Steinborn was not satisfied
with the outcome of Friday night S
tiff, when he and his partner,
Freddy Steele, were disqualified
sSteinborn said i. that he would
seek buddy to aid him in bat
Ting the two TOUCHES and that
he would not wrestle with Jimmie
Coffield officiating. Coffield was
the referee who disqualified the
muscle man in Friday nights bout
and Milo thinks he received a raw
deal.
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Obituaries
MRS. CLAUDE PORTER BAULEY

MRS. CLAUDE PORTER BAULEY
Word has been received by rela-
tlves here of the death of Mrs.
Claude Porter Bailey, So of Dallas
Texas, former resident of Whining
ton.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by four
children, Howard Bailey, Mrs. Ed
ma Crumaugh of Dallas, and Porter
Bailey and Harry Bailey now in
the armed forces; three sisters,
Mrs. F. B. Dyson of Sanford, Fla,
Miss Myrtle Porter and Mrs. J..
W. Parker of Wilmington; one
brother, @. M. Porter of Clinton,
Tenn. ....
Mrs. Bailey was. the daughter of
the late W. c. and Mary Elizabeth
Porter of Bladen county.
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COLDS GAIN
Everywhere

Thousands are suffering but you don't
have to endure chest muscle tightness,
aches, and coughs due to cold without
doing something about it. Get Penetro
and rub it on chest, throat, and back.
Penetro is modern medication in a base
containing old fashioned mutton suet.
Inside II soothes and comforts nose and
throat passages. Outside it acts like q
warming plaster on the spot where ap.
oiled. Thousands of families from coast
to coast rely on Penetro's two way action.
And its so clean, white and stainless to
use, 25c. Double supply 35c. Get relief
from these colds. miseries with Penetro.
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RETURN

The Rev. Linwood Peterson.
OF Southwestern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, Seminary
Hill, Texas, and H. O. Peter
son, Jr., Of the U. S. Navy,
have returned to their respec-
tive locations after spending a
brief visit at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O.
Peterson of Leland.