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Konoras vel Laimejo

Juozui Komarui darbas eina
j sveikata: jis dirba karo dar-
ba, bet neapleidzia ir savo inn
tiko profesijos. Jis parties Sc
ma garsu campiona Ed Stran-
gler Lewis, pereita pirmadieni
vel emesi su Jack Graham, ir
ta pagulde.
Jack Ganson, Komaras ir XII
ii zynieji Lietuviai imtikai "a
da surengti imtyniu vakara
BALI reikalams. Apple tai bus
pranesta veliau.
Jack Ganson rengia kitas
imtynes antradieni, Gruodzio
IL, kurioms svarbiausias init
kas gauta Cliff Gustafson ir
ellie kitu. Juozas Komaras be
abejo gaus sau tinkama prize
sa ir vel. Te1nykit, sekancios
imtynes bus antradienio vaka-
re, ne pirmadienio.
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MOTERU DIENA
BONU VALUE

Gruodzio septinta! Pearl Har-
Dor Diena Clevelando moterys ia
diena palma Sestos Karo Paskolos
Vajui. Moteru susirinkimas prasi-
des nuo 10:30 ryto Higbee Audito-
rum, pradejimui Clevelando mote
ru tos dienos veikimo.
To ryto kalbetoja bus Eleanor
"Bumpy" Stevenson, Raud. Kry-
ziaus darbuotoja kuri dalyvavo su
Penktaja Armiia su Generolu Clark
zygiuojant per Afrika, Sicilija, ir
Italia. Pirm to il buvo Raudono-
jo Kryziaus virsininke Londone.
"Bumpy" Stevenson yra zinoma
sioje salyje savo straipsniais GAS
Pazinojau Jusu Kareivi", kurie til
po Saturday Evening Post 81 rude
nj.
Karo Finansu Moteru Komitetas
uzkvieeia visas Cuyahoga County
moteris kurios nori girdeti daugiau
apie savo sunus uzjuriuose, isklau
svti Mrs. Stevenson kalbos ketvir.
tadieni Gruodzio 7, nuo 10:30 ry.
to. Nebus izangos mokesties.
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NJ | r | M Al

MALSKIS Viktorija, 81 metu
(nasle), nuo 346 Bryn Mawr
Road, Wickliffe, mire Lapkr.
19, palaidota Kalvarijos kapi-
nese Lapk. %; pamaldos atsi-
buvo P. Sv.. N. P. baznycioje..
Liko 3 dukterys: Mrs. An
ma Sadmey, Mrs. Helen Urban,
Mrs. Mary Colan, irs sunus Jo-
mas Malskis.
BAIKUS Impolitas, 68 metu,
nuo 7O2 E. SO street, mire
Lapkr. FL, palaidotas "a, Kal-
varijos kapinese; pamaldos at
sibuvo Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko zmona, Sofia, ir duk-
te, Mrs. G.. Lameaux.
Abieju laidojime pasitarna-
vo ladiotuviu direktore Della
Jakubs.
kRlZANAUSkAS L a m SluS
so metu, mire Lapk. IL, pa.
laidotas Is d., Lakeview kapi-
nese. Amerikoje isgyveno 81
metus. Paejo Birsciu k, Kro.
snos p., Marijampoles ap. Pa.
liko nuliude trys seserys, Nor.
ia, Mare, ir Agnieska, ir bro
lis Laurinas; trys svogeriai
Urconas, Aliskevicius, ir ia
nusauskas.
Tariame sirdinga a:iu daily
vavusiems sermenyse ir palai
dojime. Aciu uz prisiQstas ga'
les, uz simpatijos pareiskimus
Paliko nuliudus zmona il
dukrele Mare, >taipgi svogeris
Jonas Puskunigis Clevelande.
Aciu laidotuviu direktoriu
N. A. Wilkeliui uz malonu pa
tarnavima laidojant, ir arti
MEMS prieteliams kurie kut
nors prisidejo.
Ilsekis. Tamai, animal Anne
rikos saltoje zemeje.
Laidotuvem rupinosi sesut
ir svogeris Janusauskai.
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THE RUSSIANS
in WILMA

-. Lithuania is country in ich
-. Lithuania is country in
which great majority of the peo-
pie have to very strongest objec-
tion to being made citizens Of the
Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union surrendered all
claims to sovereignty in the affairs
of that country, by a Treaty dated
July II, 1920. Six years later, on
September 28th, 1926, the Soviet
Union Signed Pact of Non-Ag-
gression and Cancellation with Lith-
uania; and in 1884, upon the pro-
posal of the Soviet Government,
this was renewed, to remain in
force until December 31st, 1916.
That instrument, therefore, signed
on Soviet initiative, is binding to-
day. 1t was explicitly acknowledged
by Molotov in 194G when he ad-
dressed the Supreme Soviet.
A few weeks later, on June Ia,
1910, the Soviet Government sud-
denly presented the Lithuanians
with the demand that their Minis
ter of the Interior and Chief of
the Political Police should be inn
mediately tried; that their govern
ment should Immediately be re-for-
med; and that free passage on Lith-
uanian territory should be afforded
to Soviet troops.
The Lithuanian Government sug-
gested that a mixed commission
should be formed to investigate the
incidents" cited as preteXt fol
these demands, but the Russians
refused. There was an ultimatum
at it's expiration the Red Army in
vaded Lithuania; and few hours
later. Dekanozov, an Assistant Com
missar for Foreign Affairs. arrived
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SUPERIOR AVENUE CLEVEI4Al
TIE LITHUANIAN CHARACTER OF
NORTHERN EAST PRUSSIA

1848 their number exceeded 10000.
From then on the Lithuanian popu-
lation declined as result Of inten-
sified German eolonisation and the
policy of Germanization. In 1878
there were 131,415' Lithuanians;
the census Of 1890 showed 121 1865.
Such statistical data is based on
the use of the Lithuanian language
and not, on racial origin. Conce-
quently, it does not include Ger
manized Lithuanians. Ar regards
persons of Lithuanian origin in
East Prussia, Berghaus gives the
/ figure of 100000 in 1840 Accor-
ding. to Vydunas, their number at
present reaches approximately 450,-
600.
Such large, compact, Lithuah-
ian group inhabiting Prussian Lith-
uania was strong enough to resist
Germanization FOR long period.
The economic condition of these
Lithuanians was bad; at times they
were reduced to the condition of
serfs. However, their national cons
ciousness and their attachment to
their language and customs remain
ed strong. They enjoyed compara-
tive cultural freedom for number
of centuries. The Germans respec-
ted the Lithuanian language because
of religious considerations and the
newly introduced Protestant religion
had to be taught to Prussian Lithu-
anians in their own language.
Because of the lack of Lithuan-
ian clergy, Duke Albrecht of Prus-
sia allocated twelve scholarships to
the University of Keonigsberg,
which he had founded in 1916, for
the preparation Of Lithuanian pas
tors. Two Observation-Disclosures
and Kulvietis-were invited by the
Duke to accept professorships at
that university.
Ito be continued)
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by air from Moscow to form new
government" in Kaunas. The new
government" proceeded to take the
drastic steps that were preliminary
to the parody of plebiscite by
which Lithuania was declared to
have opted for inclusion in the So
Wet Union. Meanwhile, parallel
processes were going forward in
Latvia and Estonia. The story is
only four years old, and it not open
to dispute
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HONOR ROLL kNY-
Cos DEDIKACIJA
Sekm. Gruodzio 10

Artinasi diena musQ Lietu-
viz Honor Rolf knygos de-
dikacijos. Per kick laiko bu-
vo kalbama apie sia knyga, ir
pora menesiu atgal buvo pra-
deta rinkimas vardu visu Lie
tuviu kurie yra iseje tarnauti
musu Uncle Sam. Tevai,
broliai, seserys ir gimines n,u-
su kariautoju gerai atsiliepe j
musu prasyma If priduoda ko-
misijai Lietuviu kariu vardus.
Kitame numeryje pradesime
talpinti vardus tu kurie yra
uzrekorduoti musu III honor
Rolf knygoje. Mes didziuoia-
mes musu gynejais, musu jau-
nimu, ir norime kad kiekvie-
mas Lietuvis butu uzregistruo-
tas sioje knygoje.
Jei dar nesat pridave jusu
sunaus, dukters arba giminai-
clio varda ilSi siolei tai prasom
atsineSti su savim ateinant j
81 Dedikavimo vakara.
Vakaras su programu atsi-
bus Sv. Jurgio parapijos sale
je,' sekmadieni, Gruodzio 10,
nuo 6 val. Pirma dalis progra-
mo bus kalbos, dainos ir dedi-
kacijos ceremonies, po to seks
kortavimas su dovanomis.
Kalbes naujai isrinktas Ohio
Cubernatorius, dabartinis Ma
yoras Frank J. Lausche, ir abu
klebonai bel nekurie kit.
Kvieciame visus a+eiti i 81
parengima ir prisidekit prie
ivykdvmo musu tikslo - uz-
registruoti vardus visu Lietu-
viu kariu sioje Clevelando Lie
tuviu Honor Roll krygoue.
Jurgis K. Venslovas.
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PIGIAI APSIEJO

Mayoras Lausche Ohio gu
bernatoriaus rinkimus laimejo
praleidziant tik S27,45 rinki-
mu vajui. 10 oponentas Repu-
blikonas Stewart, su galinga
partijos masina praleido virs
SS00,0O0 ir nieko nepese.
Lausche uzims gubernato-
riaus vieta Sausio 8. Jis svar-
sto pakelima valstijos tarnau-
tojams algas; apie5 10000 dar-
bininku valstijos istaigose ne
gauna sioms demons atitinka-
mo atlyginimo.
Lausche turejo pasitarima
SUI seniau buvusiu Demokratu
gubernatorium Vic Donahey.
Naujasis gubernatorius renka
savo kabinetui narius.
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Visoje salyje Sesta Paskola
nustatyta IA bilijonu dolariu,
is ju 5 bilijonus raginama is
pirkti smulkieji bonu pirkejai.
Paciame Clevelande ir Cuya-
hoga apskrityje kvota nusta-
tyta S219,618,00O.
Sis paskolos vajus yra tai
pastangos galutinai sumusti
Japonus, ir tada jau jusu su-
mans, broliams ir draugams
nereikes ilgai vargti, jie gales
sugryzti namon.
Dabar, jie ten Judo kitus ar
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

Americans are proud of their ar
chitecture. The fine old Southern
colonial, Dutch colonial and Cape
Cod houses across the land reveal
American ingenuity in producing in
dividualistic evolutions of Old World
conceptions. Portsmouth, N. H., not
ed for its three-story facades and
tall chimneys, takes particular pride
in the Langley-Boardman house,
erected in 1905. Note the gracefully
rounded Ionic portico and Palladian
window No less important are the
homes of Spanish and French colo
nial influences in the West, South
west and Southern seaboard gems of
Americana. These are all part of
the American tradition our men are
fighting to preserve. To equip, train,
transport, and supply these men
buy more War Bonds.
U. S. Treasury Department
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GAUKIT SAU 1945
kALENDORlU

Dirva vel duos savo skaity-
tojams 1916 sieninius kalendo-
rius dovanu, kurie ateis uzsi-
moketi prenumerata uz Dirva
prizes Naujus Metus.
Dirvos ofisas atdaras vaka-
rails Xxi 8 val.
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patys zusta. Jie kasdien ziu-
ri j musu sail visokios para
mos ir pagalbos, ir jie turf
tureti tokia pagalba kad gale
tu priesa nugaleti ir kara lai-
meti. Japonai dar labai stip-
rus ir jie pasiryze kariauti' Xxi
mirties. Jie tiki mus nuvar-
ginti ir iseiti laimetojais. To
niekados nedasileisime.
Kiekvienas darbo zmogus
raginamas pirkti dar po viena
ekstra 500 vertes War Bond
dabar arba rytoj. Neatidelio-
kit tOliau.
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LANKESI CHICAGOJ

Geras Dirvos remeJas +.
Aksenavicius Padekos sventeje
buvo nuvaziaves j Chicago pa
simatyti SUI savo giminemis.
Rado viena savo giminietl, An
tana Petroni, mirusi ir palai-
dota Lapkr. 18.
Aksenavicius Clevelande is
gyveno virs 35 metus, Chica-
ga aplanke pirma karta.
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APIPLEsE

Padekos Dienos nakti, Dir
vos administration buvo ISL
verzes plesikas, isigavo per uz-
pakalini langa. 81 ta naudin-
go pasigrobe ir issinese. Po-
licija speja jog tai bus negro
darbas. Plesimai Clevelande
labai padidejo, neziurint page
rejusiu laikQ.
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RENGIA BAZARA

st. Stanislaus saleje, E. 65
jr Forman ave., rengiamas ba-
zaras ir atliekanu ispardavi-
mas, kareiviams dovanu pa
siuntimui, kurie neturi jokiu
giminiu. Bazaras bus Gruo-
dzio 2-3, nuo 6 val. vakare
Priimama dovanos bazarui.
Mrs. l.. Kenski, pirmininke
6301 Heisley ave., City 5, tie.
lefonaS DI 0654.
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LANKESI KARYS

Karys Pranas Guzauskas SUI
gryzes is uz vandenyno, parvy-
ko pamatyti savo motina, Ma
rijona Guzauskiene ir kitus sa-
vo artimuOsius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

PAsTU prenumerata Dirvai
galima siusti ir is Clevelando.
Kas neturi laiko pributi admi-
instruction, idekit laiskan 81
ir pasiuskit su savo, adresu.
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ISVYKO CHICAGON

LVS centro pirmininkas P.
J. Ziuris ir sekretorius K. S.
Karpius porai dienu isvaziavo
j Chicago organizacijos reika-
laiS.
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IsLEIDO $4,000

Case eksplozijos priezasties
tyriejimams isleista jau $780,
900, tyrinejimo komisijos ma
rial gavo po $50 j diena, bet
is ko sprogimas ivyko niekas
faktu nesuranda.
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MIESTAS laimeiO

MIESTAS laimejO byla prizes
East Ohio Gas Co. ir gaso kai-
ma nupigs keliais centais nuo
1000 kutisku pedu. Prize to,
bus atmoketa dalis uz praeita
laika.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS

839-837 E. 149 ST. arti st. Clair
Du pavieniai ant 1 lotto, 9 kamb.
ir 5 kamb., 3 karams muro garazai.
Namai naujai isdekoruoti viduje ir
is lauko, gerame stovyje. Kreipki-
tes uzpakalini mama, mr.. S37.
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DJJ KAMBARIAI SUITE

5704 DIBBLE Ave-, du gerai ireng-
ii kambariai, $3.50 savaiteje. Krei-
pkites telef. Express 1855. Mamie
kasdien, isskyrus penktadieni. Lie
tuviu namas. Kreiptis per uzpa-
kalines duris. ((50)
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HSTIkUS GAISRO
NELAIMEI

Kada jusu namai arba ra-
kandai tampa sunaikinti arba
sugadinti ugnies, kreipkites j
P. P. KERsIS, del apkainavi-
mo, ko visada reikalauja ap-
draudos kompanijos pirm ne
gu iSmoka uz nuostolius.
Patarnausiu gerai ir greitai,
SUI nauda jums.
Kreipkites: P. j. KERSIS
800 Society for Savings Bldg.
Telef. Main 1773.
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Ito be continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-28

Occasionally you may find some of our ad-
vertised items short in supply or out OF
stock. Shipping delay due to heavy
movement of vitality needed war supplies
and other wartime conditions are the
cause.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18
Home Front Column
NEW OPA CAMPAIGN
KEEPS PRICES DOWN

OPA'S grocer-consumer anti
initiation campaign, designated
to thwart the possibility of sky
high food prices, is now under
way in Massachusetts with gro
GERS and consumers working
together to keep the lid on
food prices during the critical
months just ahead, Food stores
in the Commonwealth have put
up signs and banners calling
their customers attention to
the campaign. Shoppers are
asked to check ceiling prices,
to pay no more than the legal
limit and to ask friendly ques-
lions about possible mistakes.
The nationwide campaign has
the backing Of the whole food
trade and Massachusetts, gro
GERS are pledged to do their
share to make it work effect
lively.
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are now being used to capac-
ity in moving heavy freight
shipments of war materials.
I trust that every single
postal patron will cooperate in
this matter by mailing all
Christmas parcel" next week"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18

The killer-diller music m a n
Tiny Bradshaw, king of the jit-
terbugS, who is booked to appear
at Mechanics Building on We'd
nesday, Nov. % with his swing
band, leads a hectic life jumping
from one rug-cutting emporium
to another where he meets,
greetS and entertains-in a mu-
sic manner-the subjects of his
vast empire. It's Hail the King"
when Bradshaw and his music
makers show their faces.
At 80, Tiny Bradshaw h a d
done everything to swing mu-
sic except eat it and is more
widely known in swing circles
than any other ork leader. When
you hear them wall, What a
character" you right away
think of Tiny for there's a fell
low who ha sa following (of
hep-cats) that hangs on to his
every shout: reacts to his every
grimace-winks when he winkS,
grooves when he says so. Yes,
Tiny's King, and not just King
for a day. Tiny Bradshaw is
King of the Jitter-Jump n 1--WE
fanatics the year round!
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Trummy Young Sunday sessions Lincoln
recommended by manabouttown Soto
(JournaAmercan) Sobo that I'll
do the for somedand Gladys Bentley has swing
alley The River headed by
Lawson the hghgh of the Hall of Fame radio
Lovely AEGirl
New Jeeyies Satddy
hit!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18

Pacific Theater Ribbon with
two stars.
Massachusetts, graduates as
bombardiers from Midland Ar
my Air Field, Texas, on Nov. 4
are: 1t. Robert S. Payton Jr.,
son of Robert S. Payton Sr. of
-226 West Canton st. He attended
Roxbury Memorial at Roxbury,
Massachusetts,. Roland A. Web
Der, son Of Wilfred E. Weber of
760 fremont st. He received his
B. S. Degree from Northeast
ern University. and is a member
Of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,
(Flight Officer Clifford E.
MoSely, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Of Is Warwick st. (Flight
Officer Marcus L. Citizens, son
Of Jerimiah Citizens of Forest
st. He participated in football,
basketball and track at Mech
anci Arts High School. Robert
S. Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin L. Lawrence of "a
Clark Road, Ballardyale, (Flight
Officer.)
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1913 PRICES WILL PREVAIL
FOR THANKSGIVING DINNERS

Thanksgiving Day meals IL
restaurants this year generally
will cost the same as in 1943,
but in no case may the charge
for meals on the holiday eX-
coed by more tnan IS per cent
the restaurants regular prices
for Sunday dinners of the
same class. Restaurants may
charge higher pri c e on
Thanksgiving Day. as well rs
on Christmas and New Years
Day, only if they customariiy
charge higher prices on holi-
days, They are then permitted
to charge no more than they GUS
tomarily charged on these hol-
idays and in no case may they
charge more than Is per cent
higher than the price for Sun
day meals.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18

DID YOU KNOW Lower
priced brands Of cigars will be
back on the market shortly due
to OPA'S changes in pricing
methods and ceiling prices de-
signed to increase cigar pre-
duction The new ALB cou-
pons, good through December
81, are worth four gallons eacn
Massachusetts fuel oil
consumers should have burned
no more than II per cent OF
their total fuel oil rations as
of this week.
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Christmas Parcels
To u. 5. Must Be
Mailed Next Week

According to the official
schedule of postof1ce closing
dates, all parcels for delivery
within the continental United
States, outside Of the New
England States, must be mailed
next week for assured ChrirJ-
mas delivery. This official clcS-
ing date includes mail for mil
itary personnel stationed with
in the United States as we'll as
civilians.
Packages for the States Of
Arizona, California, Washing
ton and oregon must be mai eel
not later than next Wednesday,
November 22nd. when cars viii
be made up for these destina-
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tons. Parcels addressed to al
other points in tie U. S. out
side New England must be
mailed by next Friday or Sat-
urday, Nov. "a and 25.
Postmaster Patrick j. Con-
nelly advises that the public
must recognize the urgency Of
the situation ard comply fully
with these closing dates. He
said, This is not an ordinary
Christmas. AS a matter of fact,
the mail volume this year will
SurpaSs that of last year due
to the fact that the everyday
load is heavier Trains, planes
trucks and other equipment
are curtailed il some categhc-
les as much as so percent. Pos
Sible weather conditions before
Christmas may tie up all mail
services.
thousands Of men in the
service within the United
States are being transferred
daily.
eve definitely cannot assure
Christmas delivery after these
official closing dates. Extra
windows have been provided at
all postof11ceS aud the mailing
as usual" cannot be assured
this year under present war
time conditions
Il urge every business house
and individual to make Their
Christmas Stamp purchases
now and to wrap bundles Sc
cureIy. Be sure you place a du"
plicate address inside the par
eel. This procedure saved many
parcels going overseas that
otherwise would have failed OF
delivery due to torn wrappers
and mutilation of outside ad-
dress.
Please cooperate with your
lettercarrier and postal cIerE
in this matter of mailing
Christmas gifts ard cards. This
is a serious matter. The regu-
larity of daily mails depend to
a great extent upon whether or
not the public recognize the
emergency and follow the De-
partmental timetables, which
were prepared with a full
knowledge of existing condi-
lions by postal and Railway
Mail executives.
Extra Christmas ne1p will IN
no Wav compensate for our loss
of thousands of trained EN-
pIoyees. At the present time
we are without the listing of
some 1913 extra trucks that Wi!
be required to move Christmas
parcels in Greater Boston.
Similar conditions X S t
throughout the country, we
have practically exhausted all
mediums for securing these !,
~ and 2 ton trucks, Consider,
also. the fact that we required
over 125 railway cars to m7ve
Overseas Christmas boxes
from Boston last month AMI
that this tonnage is small com
pared with the tonnage anc'
cars required for moving >
nestle Christmas parcels. we
do not know where these ex- a
cars will come from since tn y
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Wise Sayings

Peop'e hate those who make
them feel their own inferiorit.J,
Only mediocre writer is
always at his best
When a true genius appears
you may know him by this
sign, that the ounces are all in
cooperation against him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18

BAGS TWO NIPS-Private Lu-
thur ]. McNair, 1925 AIhambra
Avenue, Los Angeles, California,
who returned to the United States
recently after fighting with a regi-
ment of the 93rd Infantry Division
on Bougainville in the Southwest
Pacific. Although his regular as
Segment was on a Comm. mortar,
he killed one Jap with his MI rifle
and another with a Browning auto
matte rife. (U. S. Signal Corps
photo from BPR.)
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Pacific Theater Ribbon with
two stars.
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The Foe Within

In our battle for justice we
must realize that there are
thousands of traitors within
,ur ranks-men and women
who, having mortgaged their
own craven souls to our en-
emies, are willing and anx-
ious to sell out our group for
a mess Of pottage. In myriads
Of instances they have al
ready done so. Many Of these
beings are like moles which
burrow beneath the surface,
and they have by their perm
icious activities placed the
entire structure Of our rights
in peril. The vilest, cruelest,
most brutal, craftiest, most
cold-blooded outspoken en-
emy is far less dangerous
than the vile, crafty Sinking,
snake-like burrowing foe
withinl
--LLEWELLYN LEWIS
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I'VE BEEN
AROUND
NezU York
BY TED YATES

Consider the Source
It. Rose Elliott ANC India that there's color line
White and Black nurses serve
side by side anything Dewey weather Faa Any
| a Mr.. FDR we were 10
unit headned by Alberta Hunter arrived se @
and folks are saying all
chatter about Congressman merely another smear
that got nowhere fast
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STARS and STRIPES

Massachusetts, recruits re-
Gently arriving at the U. S. Ma
val Training Center, Great
Lakes, III. are: John F. Cum
mings, 9 Pine st, Cambridge,
Christian ]. Lopes, II Bradford
Ave, Kingston, Gordon l.. Lane,
1876 Walnut ave, Roxbury, Claude
K. Williamson, 1873 Union st, w,
Springfield. The recruit training
period includes fundamentals Of
Naval procedure, military drill,
seamanship, and the physical
hardening program.
In the Southwest Pacific, with
the 3528th @. M. Truck Co. Staff
Sergeant Ralph o. Morrison, an
army mess sergeant, OF so Mum
roe st, Boston, has been award
ed the Good Conduct Medal for
exemplary behavior, efficiency
and fidelity in performing his
military duties. He took part in
the Papuan and New Guinea
campaigns. Besides the Good
Conduct Medal, Sgt. Morrison is
authorized to wear the Asiatic-