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IR DARBJNINKQ ZINIOS
Pasieke Auksta Karo
Meto Produkcija

Karo Darbo administra-
torius Nelson pranesa jog
81 Sausio menesi Amerikos
dirbtuves pasieke darbin-
gumo laipsni kuris skaito-
ma patenkinanciu karo lai-
Be siaip gamybos karo
reikmenu, 1943 metals pa
statyta du po $4,000 tony
didieiji karo LAVAL; II lem
gvu kreiseriu, Is lektuvne-
siu; so lektuvnesiu palydo-
WI laivu; 128 laivu naikin-
toju, 800 jiems palydovus
laivus, ir Sc submarinus.
1914 metals karo laivu
statyba numatyta so nuos.
didesne negu 1943 metals.
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RUSAI ATMETA u.
S. TARPININkYSTE

Maskva skelbia atmetus
Washingtono pasisiuly m q
tarpininkauti Lenku sienu
nustatymo klausimu SUI Ru-
sija. Maskva national tik
.Amerikos pagalba moka
gerai naudotis, bet. jokiu
pasitarimu SUI Anerika da-
ryti nesutinka, vietoje to
tik reikalauja kad Ameri-
ka uzgirtu Sovietu grobi-
siSkus planus.
Stalinas sake jis pripa-
zinsias tik Lenku komite-
ta, paciu bolseviku suda-
ryta Maskvoje, mes tas ko-
mitetas be pasipriesinimo
sutinka atiduoti visa Len
kija Stalinui.
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RUSAMS paskelbus Jog

RUSAMS paskelbus jog
Anglai stengiasi atskirai
tartis SUI Hitleriu, Anglus
sukirsino prizes Rusus.
Diplomatu rateliuose tt
kima ir kalbama kad keliu
sekanciu menesiu begyje
Vokieciai stengsis paludin-
ii dangu If zeme tikslu at
skirt Amerika ir Britannia
nuo Sovietu Rusijos.
Pradvos, bolseviku orga-
no, andai paleistas gandas
buk Anglai tariasi su Vo-
kieciais paskirai taikai yra
vienas naziu sposas kuris
greiciausia paveike ] Ru-
SuS.
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uanian Relief Fondo ikurima)
ir neorganizuoja platesnes, de-
mokratines sau atramos kolo-
niiose.
Trys SLA apskriciai jau
oficialiai pareiske savo nuo-
steba del Tarybos snaudimo.
Panasia nuosteba pareiske ir
Lietuvai Remit Draugijos val
dyba. IS to isvada aiski: Ne
musu sroviu vadu diktaturoje
gludi budas ir priemone dirbti
tikra Lietuviska darba. Ini-
ciatyva priklauso placiai vi
suomenei, ne siaurai koalicijai
Sta kodel New Yorko Sci
mas, j kuri visuomene kviecia-
ma, taip svarbus. Reikia sro-
viu vadu ir spaudos neklausy-
ii, ir Seimo kuoskaitlingiausis
dalyvauti.
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AMERIKOS NUO-
STOLIAI 141,577

Sausio 21 pranesa kad
Xxi tai dienai Amerikos ka-
riuomenes ir laivyno nuos-
toliai sieke 141,577 vyru.
Uzmustu isviso 32,5O3,
suzeistu 46E535, dingusiu
32,740 ir paimtu nelaisven
29,699.
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VOKIECIAI TRAUK-
Sis ! PABALTIJI

Vokieciai patvirtina Ru-
su atkaklu ataka zemiau
Leningrado, ir kaip Stock
holmo pranesirnai sake, ma
ziai gall trauktis j Pabal-
tito Sails ir net. toliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Anglijojc, angliakasyklu
darbininkai iskovojo algu
pakelima. ir iiems mokama
uz ia laika kai jie ineina
j kasyklos vartus. ne kaip
seniau uz patti darba kai
jau pasiekia savo darbavie-
te giliai zemese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Chicago. - Sausio "a d.
Carnegie-Illinois Steel dir
btuveie uzmuSta 5 darbi-
ninkai sprogus gaso turbi-
nui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Pragyvenimo kainos pa
kilo so nuos., nuo Sausio,
1941 metu, skelbia Philip
Murray, CIO vadas. Tuo
tarpu, darbininku uzdar-
biai pakilo tik 23.4, tikrina
jiS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28


Jugoslavq partizanu ka-
riautojo Tito, kurs tarnau-
ia Maskvai, buveine SEMI,
prie Adriatiko juros, att
teko Vokieciams, kurie pa
didino savo veikima prizes
partizanus.
Nuzeminimui ankstyves-
Enio Jugoslavu kariautojo
Gen. Mihailovico, partiza-
mai skelbia buk MihailoviS
izygiavo j Semi kartu su
|Vokieciais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Bulgarijoje eina smarki
agitacija uz nuvertima wy
riausybes kuri laikosi su
Vokieciais. Smarkiausia
tai kiSasi Maskva.
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13 lakunu zuvo. Netoli
San Diego, CAL, karo lai-
VINO lakunams keliantis j
ora, suduzo ju lektuvas ir
IL vyru uzmuSta.
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STUMIA-
MI NUO LENIN-
GRADO

Per Londona Sausio 27
skelbia jog Rusu jiegos uz-
puolusios Vokiecius Kras-
nogvardeiske, 80 myliu j
pietus nuo Leningrado,
ateme ta svarbu gelezin-
keliu punkta. Ia punkta
paemus Rusams teko kon-
trole visu gelezinkeliu link
Estijos ir Latvijos.
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Mirgu MargG
Raso Kugis Mugis.

huo, lIdtVlJd pdSehe LletuVOS
pavyzdi, isikurdama tvirtesne
tautine valdzia. Tautinis po-
sukis Lietuvoje ivyko 1926 me-
tais, Latvijoje 1884 metals.
Lietuviams vadovavo Antanas
Smetona, Latviams Karl Ul-
manis, kuris 1888 m. Ameri-
konui laikrastininkui, Dema-
rec Bess, papasakojo Latviu
tautinio posukio priezastis ir
Sis jas isdesto The Saturday
Evening Post zurnale (Sausio
22). Bess sake, veik visos Ry-
tu ir Vidurio Europos valsty-
bes (isskyrus Cekoslovakija)
pabande demokratijos sistema
po pereito karo, bet, anksciau
ar veliau, pasuko diktaturoms.
Ulmanis sta posuki Latvi-
ioje aiskines demokratines ST.
stemos neatitikimu Latviu po-
budziui. Ulmanis, kaip zino-
ma, Amerikoje praleido sese-
ris metus, studentaudamas ir
veliau profesoriaudamas Ne
braska Universitete. Jis pa
reiske Bess'ui savo didele pa
garba Americas demokratinei
sistemai, kuria per IA metu,
su aukstomis viltinis, bandes
Latvijoje prigydyti. Bet da-
lykai eje blogyn ir blogyn.
Latvijai 1884 metals grese
politine ir ekonomine suirute.
Ulmanis buvo priverstas de-
mokratine sistema pastumeti
ir jos vieton ikurdinti svelnia
diktatura, panasia tai kuri jau
astuoneris metus gyvavo A.
Smetonos vadovaujamoje Lie
tuvoje. Sis Latviu pavyzdis
mus vercia atsargiau elgtis su
nincia kad kas tinkasfA Ameri-
kai, ar Anglijai tas turi tikti
Rytu ir Vidurio Europai.
PROF. MOLEY, Newsweek
zurnale, vel gryzta prie Pabal-
tito valstybiu klausimo, ir,
Lietuvos pavyzdziu atsiremda-
mas, vel tvirtina buk Lietuviai
ne Lietuviai bet SlavQ misi-
mis-, buk Lietuva versatile pa
daras, O visi kovotojai uz Lie
tuvos laisve esq "pries-Sovie-
tiniai'' propagandistai. Taciau
jis siulo nauja plebiscita (tarp-
tautineje kontroleje) "tikrie'-
stems Lietuviams". Sake, Sis
plebiscitas aiskiai CD nusta-
tytu Lietuviu nora gyventi
Sovietu santvarkoje.
Prof. Moley "sventai' tiki
kad tada visos LietuviQ "pries-
Sovietus" propagandistQ pas
tangos sudziutq.
Geriau butu jei Prof. Moley
liezuvis pridziutu, mes jo pa
ziuros ne-Amerikoniskos ir ia.
sistines, mes jis liepia ne tel
Sc bet jiega gerbti. Amerikos
Laisves Pareiskimas, atsime
name, skelbia zmogaus teisf
tiekti laisves, saugumo ir lai
mes ir sake, visos valdzios pri
valo atsiremti pilieciu sutiki
mu. -
Lietuviai niekados nesutikt
ir nesutiks butt Rusq imperi
jos dalimi.
JAU PEN XII MENESIA
praejo nuo Pittsburgho konfe
rencijos kuri, kaip kai kuri'
musu laikrasciai skelbia, bu
vus "naujos ausros gadyne'
Amerikos Lietuviu istorijoje.
Nauja ausra gal il auso, be
organas kuris uzsimojo kon
ferencijos norus kunyti Game
rikos Lietuviu Taryba) jos ne
pajuto. il mano kad dar pat
naktis viespatauja ir todel re
kia saldaus miegucio. Tars
ba dar nepaskelbe savo statu
to, nepareme Lietuvos Atstt
vybes Londone, neikure Ans
lu kalba informaciju leidini'
nepareme Norem'o knygos, NJ
trauke darban Lietuvai Vadut
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Neleidzia pergreit dirb-


Neleidzia pergreit dirb-
ii. Edgewater, N. J.-Du
darbininkai Ford Motor
Co. unijos suspenduoti uz
tai kad jie pergreitai dir
!ba. ir jeigu jiedu toliau
taip dirbs,. kit 1000 unijis-
tn darbinfnkq gall sustrei--
kuoti reikalaujant ju pra-
Salinimo.
Jiedu uz ia patti mokesti
ka gauna kit, per diena
isbando % Xxi "a karisku
troku, kit tik po 10 Xxi II.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Senatorius F. Van Nuys,
SO m. amziaus, Demokra-
tas is Indiana valstijos, mi
re Sausio 25.
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Seattle, Wash. - Pacifi-
ko pakrascio gelezies liejy-
klu molderiai nutare baig-
ii streika ir g1'yzti j darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Prancuzijoje, 10 asmenu
nukirsdinta uz nuzudyma
Vichv policininko.
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Sulyg MasSvoje patekto zemeapio, Lenka ktu tiktai
toxic ddumo kap batas plotas N rodo tet priedu Ry
tn Prusos 2). Vsas plotas ryus (3 kurs buvo Lenku
vadomas aeku Rusijai anot Maskvos tos zeme ne
Lenkiskos Ienkams skrama ir Danzigo kardorus po
Tai ka Lenkans duoda Stalnas r ka s is Lenu
ana Hteris yei is Lenku ama tai ka iems Stalnas duo
toku budu Lerka paseka stundom Viniu r Vilniaus
krasta Rlsai savnas kap il Letuva, Laviia Esta.
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KARO vadOvybe tai

hANO VduUVyUt CdI Idol
Saukti kariuomenen jau-
nus studentus, isvengimui
saukimo tarnybon jaunQ
tevu kurie apsivede karo
primrose dienose dabar SUI
lauke kudikiu. Tokiu stu
dentu esama apie 100000.
kurie padidins armija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

PREF. Roosevelt parodoma
pastaroje savo kalboje per ra-
dio, kurioje jis prase Kongre-
so ivesti Darbo Drafto istaty-
ma. Jis taipgi rekomendavo
atitinkama nustatyma ukinin-
kams kainu uz ju produktus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Suv. Valstijq vyriausybe
atsisako pripazinti nauja
Bolivijos vyriausybe, kuri
perversmo keliu stoio val
dyti ir yra pro-naziska. At
saukia savo atstova is ten.
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uzmuSta. ST

s uzmusta. St. Louis,
Mo. = Traukinis uzleke
ir sudauze miesto .pasazie-
rini busa, uzmusta 8 asme-
nyS.
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BenitO blOgeia,
Buves

Benito blOgeja. Buves
Italijos diktatorius Musso-
lini visai nyksta sveikato-
toje, ypac pc to kai buvo
nuzudytas jo zentas, gra-
fas Ciano.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Keturi kudikiai per IL
menesiy. Seattle. Wash
Tula % m. amziaus mott
ma IL menesiu atgal sulau-
ke dvynu, dabar vel pagim-
de dvynukus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-01-28

Senatas ir AtstOvai SUI
taria davimui kiekvienam
kariui iseinanciam is tar
nybos $500 jeigu jis tarna-
vo 60 dienu arba daugiau;
iStarnavusiems maziau 60
dienu sutarta moketi 500.
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Madridas, Ispanija.-Su
griuvus 8 aukstu statomam
namui IL darbininku uzmu-
Sta, rs kit suzeista.
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Tarybos del nauju mo-
kesciu tarp Republic Steel
Corp. ir CIO plieno darbi-
ninku unijos, Clevelande
nutruko. Kompanija atsi-
sake didn't darbininkams
mokesti ir aleu klausima
siulo pavesti Karo Darbo
Tarybai.
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-o-EN GOLD MINES NOW

\ CALIFORNIA congressman has introduc- ed bill in Washington to set aside the ill-advsed gold mine closing order that has so greatly injured the West and the nation without accomplishing the purpose for which it issued. The California congressman should have the support of the entire nation in his sensible legislation State officials mining organizations chambers of commerce and everyone with the best interests of the nation at heart should write their congressman and demand immediate support for the bill that will reopen the gold mines
 Most of the gold mines of the nation also produce silver These gold and silver mines are m important factor in the nations prosperity Thousands of shareholders should not be made to suffer because of panicly war order issued with put proper investigation. The War Labor Board should wisely cancel the order now that it's value is found to be a handicap. In future years we in the West will look back and realize that probably the most foolish order of many issued in the war panic frenzy was the closing gold mines of the United States."-Denver Mining Record
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2l AWARDED BADGES OF MERIT FOR vALOR

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENT Twenty-one members of the Alaska Scout Combat Intelligence platoon have been awarded the Combat Infan- try Badge, the first soldiers thus honored. in the Alaskan Depart ment.
 2 Eligibility for the badge is es- tablished only by exemplary con- duct in action against the enemy or by satisfactory performance of duty in. action against the enemy in a major operation as determin- ed and announced by the theater commander. &
 The Scouts played a prominent role in the four biggest amphi- bious operations of the Aleutian campaign-Adak, Amchitka, Attu and Kiska-and several have been cited for various actions against the enemy during the battle of Attu.
 Receiving the award were Capt Robert H. Thompson, of Moccasin, Mont, platoon commander; 1st It. Earl C. Acuff, Paige, Idaho; Tech. Sgt. Woodrow w. Earring ton, Lincoln Center, Mr.; Staff Sgt Donald o. Spaulding, Rex burg, Idaho; Sgt. Joseph D. Kelly,
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AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines

 Capt. Mackenzie flew to An chorage this morning with Dave Lefton, Hilkey Robinson, and Sgt. Harry Rosenblum.
 Capt. John Lynn flew to Fair banks via Moses Pt. with freight and Andrew Wirum for Fairbanks.
 Wien Alaska Airlines
 Frank Whaley made a trip to Shishmaref and Little Diomede this afternoon with Joseph Iya- hulk for Diomede and Alex Wey- iouma and Ray Ningeulook for Shishmaref. Pilot Whaley made round trip with freight for Solomon this morning.
 Pan American AirwaYs Captain Jerry Ley arrived yes terday noon from Fairbanks with full load of mail. He returned immediately with mail.
 Captain Ralph Savoy arrived
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CHURCHES
LAvINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION

Minister and Director-C. w.
 Erickson
 Sunday, January 30th:
 Il a. m. Church School.
 7 p. m. Evening Worship Ser vice. A message on The Cru sade for a New World Order" as led by the Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church, will be given by special speakers. Much consideration is being given to the problems Of the coming peace and the postwar world. Many plans are being devised and offered. January 30th is set aside in all Methodist churches for. messages on this vital topic. All are vel come to join in the discussion.
 Tuesday, Feb. lst, 7:3O p. m.- Northerners at Native School. Thursday, Feb. 3, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting. 8:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal e..=
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sla and the Far East Alaskas top-of the world position promises to make it an air terminal of worldwide importance-the short, swift safe route to the Far East and Russia
 As the writer points out, the Orient possesses resources and markets in which we interested. Asia, where one-haf of the people in the world live, IS natural for us. Alaska is bridge to this market.
 Once an iron and steel industry is established in the Northwest, Drake feels that secondary in- dusries are certain to follow to augment shpbuild ing and airplane manufacturing, already thriving industries.
 Obviously it would be cheaper to service this CIV market in the Orient from the Northwest Juneau Empire.
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JAP STRATEGY DESPERATE"

PEARL HARBOR, Jan. 28. AP) Strategy, seemingly born out of desperation, drew top-light Japan ese pilots into the biggest battle through the United States air of fensiVe of the Marshall Islands, at a cost to the enemy of 9 planes.
 Admiral Chester w. Ninitz an- nounced the action of the army and navy airmen. No American planes were reported lost.
 Nine Mitchell bombers attacked the Taroa airfield on Maloelap, where 20 Zeros intercepted, with 12 of the 20 downed.
 The speedy Mitchells retired when another group of Zeros pur- sued, the American bombers join ing the fighters and five more Zeros were chalked up, with five more probables.
 Ii seems significant that this is the first attempt made by the Japanese fighters to pursue retir- ing aircraft and may be classed as desperate measure.
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Spokane, Wash.

Sgt. Alden E. Winklernan, Rising City, Neb.; Sgt. Dale D. Sims. Ashland, Neb., Tech. 4 Woodrow W. L. Page, Hackensack. N. J.; lev. 1 Rex H. Langham, Absaro- kee, Mont; Cpl. Donald M. Buck. Candle. As; Cpl. Philip N. Ken drick, Woodenville, Wash.
 Tee. Ed R. Bagby, Enum- claw, Wash; Tee. 5, Chadwick B. Leighton, Spokane; Tee. 5 Albert L. Leverson, Herreld, S. Dak.; Tee. 5 Joe Mello, Tacoma, Wash; Tee. 5 Raymond F. Conrad, Clagstone, Idaho; Tee. Thomas N. Sandford. Russell, Ky.
 Pfc. Theron c. Anderson, Long mire, Wash; Pfc. Elmo C. Fem, Oakland, Calf; Pfc. Andries A. Curtin, Farnam's, Miss; Pfc. Her bert V. Holmes, Los Angeles. Cal.
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FEDERATED CHURCH

Rev. Vernon L. Booker, Pastor
 Monday-6;00 p .M.-Christian Fellowship supper and meeting.
 Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.-Young Peoples meeting.
 Wednesday, 2 to 4 P. M.-Per- sonal counseling; 8 to 10 P. M Personal counseling.
 Thursday, 7:50-P M.-Choir rehearsal; 7:30 P. M. Hobby clubs.
 Friday, 200 P. M.-Ladies Aid Society at the home of Mrs. T. C. Lehman.
 Sunday
 10:45 A. M@Sunday school.
 zoo P. M.-Choir Rehearsal.
 7:45 P. M.-"The Messiah" will
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LAND OF PROMISE

4 ALASKA, the Northwestern states, and Canada's Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon Valley the new frontier of North America-offer a land of opportunity for an economic rebirth of war exhausted Canada and the United States, accord Ing to an article appearing in the current Col tiers
 The writer says it is conservatively estimat- ed that this region support population of be- tween 20 and 40 million people.
 large-scale steel and iron industry in the Vancouver-Puget Sound area, system of highways and railroad connecting Alaska with the United States-these described as the keys in the ex- ploitation of this vast region, territory about the size of European Russia.
 One highway has been built, forming rail and road route to Alaska. A route for a railroad has been surveyed. And air routes which have been established in the last 10 years now cover the whole of Alaska and stretch out towards Rus
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ATROCITIES ARE BARED

Continued from Page One) main standing. but bent forward to try 10 release the pressure. The arms were left thus for two days, and periodically the men were beaten with a two by four. One was then beheaded and the others were shot.
 The American flags were habit ually desecrated and used as kit chen rags.
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this noon with R. w. Goodale and Martin $. Jorgenson of the Stan dard Oil Company Captain Sa- voy returned immediately with Major John O. Conwell, Miss Bet ty King Gordon Wildes and Ger trude Hoven.
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St. JOseph's Roman Catholic
 Church

Edmund A Anable, S. J.
 Pastor Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. m. Weekday Mass FOO a. m. Religious instruction for the children: Monday afternoon, pri- mer class; Tuesday afternoon, advanced class.
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be presented by the Adult choir of the Federated Church. You are cordially invited to attend this song service.
 goo F. M.-Social Hour
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letrolt Corporal Tells Of Beating By MPs In Louisiana

BODY as we'll as many other kind.
Of np-'o-da'e goods They are
proud Of tho lac, that they have
employed eolored girls for long
period' and express the wish
maj many other merchants in De.
'foit would adopt a similar poli.
'y q employment
The Guiman stores have hccn
IN business for twenty-five WARS.
Read their advertisement which
appears elsewhere 10 ,his issue
Of tho Detroit tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-16
FLASHES
ON Y BOYS
ACTIVITIES

Junior intermediate Jive club
viii have an indoor picnic Sat-
ufdaN Dee iG. Preston Flint. The
President announced this week.
An Old Fashioned Christmas
Party viii DO given by the Boys
department. Dee % Parents are
insiicd
The Urban Lcaeuc baskeilsill
boys met with our intermediate
basketball boys Saturday They
had a fine scrimmagc.
Attendance in the boys Depart
mcnt has increased over 100 per
cent in Tho last two months This
large number Of hoys find them
selves busy in The various clubs
and interest groups a senior boys
social club is being organized by
q group Of seniors
Mothers club meeting Friday,
Dec l7 1914 80 pm. All moth
crs are urecd 10 be present
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CENTER
lContmued from pace n

'~""u""cu iIVm page ~
tees sand Dr Moody. bu, they
have hocn elevated 20 tho status
Of partners IN maintaining the
emrifc system after The war
Eve oolorcd races Of tho cm-
ir' arc HOW partners in The
empire and ihls partnership has
been realized in this present con-
illet' he declared Tho British
eo''rnmcni b. said nov taly
fteosniles me- truth Of this ana
he's signed the death warrant Of
ne old colonial theory
Dr Nood} who maintains a
frlcndie relationship IN official
eire,' assorted that humanity
teselis against Tho German and
Japanese theory % racial SUPPORT
ou'y' as ne praised the great
achievements q Russia under the
soviet system which has brought
about great reforms among The
former backward colonial races
Of ~ zari-t empire The British
'nGfo pr Moody continued can
Income one Of tho most powerful
a~,oeisiions Of free peoples the
World has ever known il Bruain
0ill now usa every opportunity
Tor me fullest possible develop
mcni
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
CONDUCT FUNERAL
FOR MRS. HANDSOR

sp'fpl services Tor MIS- Hazel
lN'Aarason iIandsor siss I.oNer
s'''f' brought one ol nc laygesi
crowd Of mourpors 20 tho ltaft-
wie aNrnuo har'isl church on
lApay De, 5s
fl'es we're conducted lv
iNN christian Scientist leadsr Mr..
Nfisnu and mclndcd inc rcadinp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-16
C,utman Stores
Employ Numerous
Folored Workers

M Gutnan Brothers Depart
M stores located az 5o4a Beau
e. 44is John r and 57e5 Hast
4. employ a total Of forty-fwo
,o,ea women workers. Twelve
l. employed at the bcauhicn
Io-e twenty at the lIastins
,st orc and ten at tho John
.of, Tho Guman Department
lmes carry a complete line of
Ins.ee and gift items for every
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-16

of "'fhc Mothers Ercnins song
wrl''n by Mary Bakcg Eddy.
ioqnder of The Christian Science
churches Mrs Layeria Chisholm
saur lhe spiritual lnsi 2 Closer
Wall WIN Thee Nhph WITS fol-
lowed Us the rcadiur Of ih, 25rd
Psalm ara the Lord PRAYER.
Th' ceremony ALSO incuplod Two
tlher solos hv Ms chisholm
"Dca IS only % Dream aud
"Cily Four square and readings
from thc Psalms Isl and End
John and jRonans sital
aooompan.ments we've played
by Catherine t'ole-Nelson
Mrs lltudsor Who dicd ~
heart attach is survived hy her
husband John. one son Floyd
one grandson three sisters and
tour brothers That She was Wall
loved WI; shown hv Tho crowd
mat packed ne ohuf'n and 10
siic'' outside and also hy the
hanN Of flowers mat was piled
high.
falip'otcrs w,re Jennings CIR
ter. ilarrt newton NORMAN f.v-
ans and l.aWrsnct Crosby. ail NJ
lps'an'i and Floyd Harms ot
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Fearing Blockade, Fire
Speeds Up FoodCrops

LONDON. March % GNS)-
Prime Minister De Valera of Fire,
apparently fearing his nation may
be blocKaded by the Allies be-
cause of his refusal TO Gust Axis
representatives, today urged SUI
preme efforts" 10 produce more
wheat and potatoes.
In a broadcast from Dublin De
Valera said everyone knows a
city can be reduced by starvation
no less than hN the sword