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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
NAILS GIVE
| UP BIG BASE
in UKRAINE
Uman, Vital Rail Head, |.
Abandoned by Retreat
| ing German Forces
BY Associated Press

BULLETIN-LONLON, March
l0.-Uman, strong German base
in the Western Ukraine, fell to
the Red Army, Stain ANNOUNCE
ed tonight.
The Capture of the base was
broadcast by Stain as an Order
Of the Day shortly after the
Germans announced abandon
ment.
Stains announcement said
the break through swept up 800
occupied places.
/ The broadcast also said more
than 10000 Germans have been
killed and $500 taken prisoners
\ in the offensive which started
five days ago.
The German radio today an
nounced that Nazi troops have
abandoned Uman, one of theil
strong bases in the western Ukraine
Uman, a rail head, lies about
midway between Vinnitsa and Kir-
ovograd, and about Is miles east OF
she. Bug River II is at the hinge
between the Russian drive toward
and the other Soviet
southern Ukrainian drive into old
Poland.
The entire southern Ukrainian
front has been blasted with the
great Russian offensive, Moscow
said, which resulted in the capture
of Stare Konstantinov, the storming
of the inner defense of Stranapol,
and the preaching of the German
lines guarding the Black Sea ports
Of Nikolaev and EMERSON.
New Red Drive
Most spectacular of the days de-
velopments was the disclosure by
Marshal Stain of the new Rus
sian drive launched by General
Malinovsky southwest of Krivoi
Rog. Here in four days of intensive
the Third Ukrainian Army
driving westward across the Ingul-
lets River, routed nine German di-
visions and captured Now Bug and
Grozhany, respectively SO and 40
miles above Nikolaev; and Kazanka,
II miles northeast of Now Bug.
5000 Germans Killed
Eight thousand Germans were
killed and LOCO were captured in
this advance, the Russian commune
ique asserted The Nazis were
driven back 10 to 81 miles, aban-
doning huge stores Of war mater
ials, including CT tanks, ITS guns,
and more than 1000 trucks. More
than 200 localities were liberated
by Malinovsky's troops.
The bulletin added that besides
menacing the Black Sea ports of
Nikolaev and Kherson, Malinovsky' S
advance is a direct threat to sew
eral hundred thousand Nazi troops
still in the lower Ukraine and along
the coast of the Black Sea and
toward Odessa.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
MICKEY ROONEY
GOES into ARMY

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March 10.
Mickey Rooney film actor, passed
his physical examination yesterday
and has been accepted into the
general service of the Army.
Rooney commented Whatever
the Army says is all right with me. :"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
The Washington
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
Ut Col Robert s. Allen now on active
service with the Army

WASHINGTON-Rural Electrifi-
cation Administration is actually
alarmed over the fact that it's mem
Der cooperatives are paying their
debts too fast.
All over the country, farmers are
using more electricity for their cleo
trio breeders, pumps, mixers, feed
grinders, and SO on. They can't get
human labor but they CAN hire an
electric chore boy. Result is sharp
increase in consumption of rural
electricity, likewise an increase in
the revenue of REA cooperatives.
Therefore, REA is sailing away
cash at great rate. The various
cooperatives have invested $5,0O0,-
600 in war bonds, $1,000 900 in local
bank investments, and are $15,000,-
600 ahead in repayments to REA.
cThey have repaid SCI 100000 in
principal and interest, whereas only
SAG, 000, 100000 has fallen due)
Reason this worries Washington
and REA headquarters in st. Louis
is that the seeming profits may en-
courage state tax authorities to add
new tax burdens to REA coopera-
tives. Instead, Federal officials
feel this money should be saved as
a postwar cushion of credit.
After the war, kilowatt consump-
ton will fall off, and revenues will
decline. At the same time, expenses
will shoot up because of construc-
ton and maintenance which have
been put off during wartime, Mean
while, an agency once criticized as
probably insolvent is rolling in
wealth
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
CASUALTY LIST

OTTAWA. March 10.-The Can
adam casualty list issued today in
cludes the name of Pvt. Kenneth
Gordon Morgan as wounded. His
mother is Mrs. Marie Morgan, of
Fairbanks, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
IRvIN(0BB
PASSES ON

NEW YORK. March 10.--Irvin s.
Cobb, CT, humorist and writer, died
in his apartment here today after
long illness. For the past three
months he had been suffering from
series of complications including
dropsy. His wife was at the bedside.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
WHITE HOUSE AIDES

White House aide Jonathan Dan
iels took a lot of rubbing from
friends because of his refusal TIC
answer questions at Senate hear
ing regarding the alleged attempt to
GUST Harry Slattery, Rural Electro
fication Administrator.
Il guess those newspaper stories
about your scrap with Senator
Cotton Ed Smith was the most
publicity you ever got in your life
Jonathan" com m ented Eugene
Casey, executive assistant to the
President.
"Shucks, you're just jealous, Gene,
because you never get on page one
yourself replied the impish Dan
iels.
oh, I don't know. I may make
the front pages some day." said
Casey, but if 1 do, Jonathan, it
won't be because I kept my mouth
shut"
STIMSON'S VOTE ERROR
Congressional foes of the poll tax
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
Mobile Guns loo Big
For TOTO; Big Power
inpa(ifit Revealed
BY JACK sTINNETT

SHING TON, March TO-
There are broad grins on the faces
of the brass hats who step briskly
along the ramped corridors of the
Pentagon building and even broader
grins on those who tramp the dingy
halls of the Navy building these
days as news arrives from the Pa
cific.
1t isn't over-optimism; it's just
confidence that now we are rolling
and going to keep rolling.
1t took nearly seven months of
bloody fighting to clean out Quad
alcanal and more than 10000 Jap
troops still are reported starving in
the Solomons. 1t took even longer
than that to wage the New Guinea
campaign and Jap troops are still
there.
But in less than three months,
the Navy, Army, and Marines have
smashed through the sGilberts and
Marshalls and into the Carolines.
The Marianas, with Guam as their
southern anchor, may be next. Ra-
baul, on New Britain has virtually
been neutralized, and the great
supply base of Truk is we'll on its
way
/ have talked to number OF
smiling naval men here in the last
few days, always opening with the
question: What is happening in the
Pacific?
There's no particular mystery
about it. We now have there the
greatest concentration of maneu-
verable striking power ever assemb-
Iceland that word "maneuverable'
is the key to the whole explanation.
Pessimists and many brass hats,
who couldn't think in any terms
but those of the old Army and Navy
textbooks, viewed the Pacific as a
virtually hopeless situation in those
months after Pearl Harbor. The
Japs, they said, had scores of "un-
sinkable carriers" in those islands
BY the time we were prepared to
attack. it was said, they would be
firmly entrenched from Toyko all
the way to Australia's doorstep
They were. But a new pattern of
naval warfare has brought import
ant victories and that pattern is
interesting.
1t consists of assembling the
greatest naval, carrier and amphib-
ious striking power possible. Cor
respondents in the Pacific have
been trying to ten us about that
striking power for weeks without
giving away any secrets. They have
mentioned horizon-to horizon and
beyond flotillas, with carriers cap
able of launching hundreds of
TRANSFORMERS as well as fight
ers.
When these task forces strike, the
planes loose bombing attacks almost
comparable to those of the London
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10

Here from Seattle. Jerry d. KEEL
berger is at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10
EARTHQUAKE

LIMA, Peru, March 10.-A Sc
we're earthquake shook this city at
4:28 o'clock this morning.
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Continued on Page Four
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10

JESTA YOUNG IN
In from Excursion, Jesta Young
is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-10

STIMSON'S VOTE ERROR
Congressional foes of the poll tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
New Course
For Nurses

GRADUATE nurses IN Detroit
u who have been inactive pro-
fcSNonally are again given the
opportunity Of enrolling in the
rcireSher course.
A Six-weck course is provided
10 meet the critical shortage Of
nurses IN Detroit. This is made
possible through funds provided
by the United States Public
Health Service.
Detrnit nurses wishing 10 take
the eetifSe sheHid make iHamedi-
ate application by calling Co
lunbia 1900, Extension 242 The
course will be given az Woman'S
Hospital, 432 Hancock.
Nurses completing this pro-
gram are requested TO work
three or four days a week. in
local hospitals at the current
rate Of pay, as their home re-
Sponsibilities permit.
The course IS six weeks long,
FIVE hours = day for FIVE days
week. Monday thInuCh-ErldaN
The hours arc from 9 a m. 20
3 p. IN.
Instruction and practice will
he given -the ficttiv Of nursing
arts, nutrition. new drugs. com
municable disease nursing. men
tai hygiene. obstetrical nursing,
and psdiatrio nursing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Part Time Work Requires
Management at Home
By ELEANOR ROSS

A PART-TTME job. whether II
"A be voluntary. war or COM
munity work. presents A chal-
lenge 10 the hOmemaker. And
IL is a challenge that in most
instances IS being well met!
Chatting with women who are
giving some Of their time 70 an
outside Job We find that IN most
instances. not only has the
house keeping schedule been
maintained. so far as actual
work IS concerned but in many
instances. It has been stepped
I'D or improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Jobs for Children

Some women pay the young
sters IN war stamps each week
and before they know il the
youngsters have bonds pur-
chased with their own money
earned by working for il. which
is real participation IN the war
effort
Nearly every working woman
with whom we talked. told US
that AT first thought the idea
of taking a part time job and
running her household seemed
impossible, but In every instance
adequate time had been found
for the house even If some tasks
had 70 he Streamlined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Star Turns Remnants
Into Chick Ensemble

MARIE LUND. new RKO
radio star. loves 10 make things
over. Often Will remodel a
dress after she has worn Il only
few times. One ensemble
which she made over consists
OF black and white checked
skirt made from a remnant she
picked up
Her white Alpaca coat she
cat down and lined from Shout
der 10 skirt opening with the
checked material With this
she wore a tailored White blouse
with pleatcd ruifles al neck and
wrist. Clever and effective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
- ~ Harrlsi MeK.n.l..

and a well worked out schedule
should take care Of everything
nicely, especially if some short
cuts are worked out.
All dust catChers such as IN
necessary ornaments and knick-
knacks should be put away,
along with the best china. glass
ware and silver.
II the children are able TO do
odd chores. have each youngster
responsible for a set task in adj
dition 10 taking care of his or
her rOOm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Simplify Work

Part-time Jobs in stores are
important If civilian life is 10 be
maintained. and such jobs uSu-
ally call for reporting al noon
and putting in four or hve
hours. This leaves the morning
free for doing the homework
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Interesting CoIors
Seen in Spring Styles

COLOR and coiors in combipa-
" ton are especially interest
ing this spring The various
shades that are seeing popu-
larity right now are so different
from what have been featured
by styllsts in the past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Use 10 Advantage

Green of course. is especially
strong in shades of green Of
child, reSeda. avocado. green
lime and brilliant emerald.
!. Green is used 10 advantage with
bright Nellew now AS tn the
case of the film stars hat lrene
Manning. star of The Desert
Song" wears a little bonnet Of
yellow angora straw banding
trimmed with loops and ends Of
green grosgrain ribbon and
green glass flowers.
Pink IS another soft note this
season. Blush pink is one name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

given 10 the most popular
shade. Powder pink. blush pink,
watermelon pink are all varia-
tons. Pink with black IS out
standing: conversely. black ac-
ecsSorieS with pink frockS are
equally smart. Ida Lupino wears
a MILDLY dress i'm a black sheer.
The sleek unbelted overblouSe
is accented at the MILDLY line
with a banding of powder pink
satin ribbon ending in a boast
fully big bow on the left hip.
Yellow Predominstes
Yellow another -predoffti-
nant note in the seasons color
chart It's good in shades Of
gold or chamois, In chartreuSe
variations and in Mexican yell
low and maFieold tones In
combination with navy, black or
brown, il is smart. though not
50 new Combined with red or
lilac II is distinctly different.
Michele Morgan wears a soft
suit in yellow wool. The Jacket
is removed 10 reveal a crepe
batcau-nccked blouse in lilac,
making a stunning contrast.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
STALINAS PRIzADA
CEKOSLOVAKIJAI
LAISVE...

Stalinas pradejo garsin.
ii savo prizadus atstatyti
Cekoslovakija laisva ir ne
priklausoma, sulyg sutar-
ties padalytos tarp Mask
vos ir Cekoslovakijos pas
taru laiku.
Kodel Stalinas kaip laks-
tingala pavasari pradejo
ypatingai ciulbeti kad SUI
teiks Cekoslavakijai laisve,
prie kurios jis nieko bend
TO neturi, mes ia sails ME-
kad nepriklause Rusijai?
Todel kad, reikia speti,
ruosiasi su Cekoslovakija
padaryti ta patti ka padare
SUI Lietuva, Latvija, Esti-
ia. Su tomis salimis pasi-
rases sutartis garsino pla-
ciai apie savo "draugisku-
ma ir paskui kaip bandi-
tas ] tas Sails isiverze IL
paverge.
Stalino garantijos netu-
ri vertes, ypac kada jis jas
pradeda skelbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
RUSU FRONTE VEL
XMAS SUSTOJES


Is Londono pranesa jog
Rusu bomberiai atakavo
Idrica gekkelios pufkta ar
ii Latvijos sienos 'ir uzde-
gre artima lektuvu stoti.
Siaip veiksmai .tarp Ru-
su ir Vokieciu sustoje, tik
Rusai persekioja naziu lai-
vus Juodojoje iuroje gabe-
nancius savo kareivius is
Sevastopolio j Rumanija.
Pranesa apie paskandini-
ma tu laivu dideliais kie-
kiais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
Teskit ParaSQ Rinkima- -Laikas dar Nesibaigja
SkUBEKITE RINKTI MiLIJONA PA
RASU ANT PETICUOS

Peticjoje reikia rinkti ir priimt parasus kiekve-
no ir visu kas tk yra Americas piliets me tik vien
Lietuviu = kurie sutinka ir praso kad Amerkos w.
riausybe uzstotu Lietnvos aisve prizes gSovietus r
kad pasirupntu atsteigt Lietuva vel Nepriklausoma.
Parasu rnkeai privalo pirmiausa pasirupinti
gauti parasus miesto mayoru kitu zymiu Ameri-
kieciu r vsu kitu piiecu, parodant kad jie uztara
Letuvos laisve il neprklausomybe. u
Tos petcijos miljonas ar daugau parasu -
bus nuvezta paciam Prezidentui Rooseveltui.
Peticiju galte gauti rasydam j:
w. F. Laukaitis, Peticiju Komisijos Pirm
10 E. Lexington ST. Baltimore, Md.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Centras
$500 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
PASKANDIN'TA 1927
JAPONU LAVAL

Gen. Macarthur is savo
stovyklos paskelbia kad
nuo Balandzio m. 1912 me-
tQ, per du metu karo prizes
Japonus, Alijantai paskan-
dino l,727 Japonu pakras-
ciu laivus, barkas ir kitus
susisiekimo laivus ir 3,548
laivus sugadino.
Tais laivais Japonai ga
letu palaikyti $4,000 vyru
armija. Tukstanciai Japo-
nu kareiviu uzmusta, nu-
skandinta ar suzeista tuos
laivus atakuojant.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Britanijoje per Kovo m.
buvo daugiau streiku negu
kuri kita menesl nuo karo
pradzios, skelbia Darbo mi
nisterija.
Buvo 285 darby sulaiky-
mai, kuriuose prarasta l.
100000 darbo dienu, strei-
kas palette 10000 darbi-
ninku.
Anglijoje ir Amerikoje
darbininkai naudoiasi sa-
vo demokratinemis teise-
mis-. To nera pas Stalina
il Hitleri. ir ten negirdeti
apie streikus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
DIDELI POTVINIAI
MISSISSIPPI PA
KRASCIAIS

Mississippi upes pakras-
ciais uzklupo potviniai, ku-
riu nukovojimui pasaukta
10000 kareiviu, simtai CT
vilines Apsaugos ir liuos-
noriu darbininku; kaip kur
kalejimu kaliniai pastaty-
ia saugoti upes krantines
Potvinis zymiai palette ST.
Louis, apie 5000 seimu tu-
reio apleisti namus.
Potviniuose Xxi Sios sa-
vaites pradzios zuvusiu bu-
vo "a.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
VlSI LAUKIA ISL
VERzIMO VO-
KIETIJok

Per iris savaites be SUI
stojimo visos Vokietijos ir
kitty Vokieciu valdomu sa-
liu bombardavimas is orc
sakoma yra tai pasiruosi-
mas isiverzti Europon XII
tn frontu prizes Vokiecius,
galutinos pergales atsieki-
mui. Xxi tas isiverzimas
prasides niekas nezino ka-
da ir kur jis vyks, ir ar
vienoje vietoje ar keliose
antsyk. Tuo tarpu zinios
apie tai yra tik nervu ka-
ras = privarymas Vokie-
ciu iki nervisko suirimo IT,
kintis ir laukiant to ka pa
skelbe darys Churchill ir
Roosevelt savo konferenci-
joje Quebeke. Dabartinis
naikinantis orc atakavi-
mas yra vienas is tu paza-
detu baisybiu.
Kiekviena diena po du ir
daugiau tukstancin bombe-
Iriu skrenda Vokietiios ir
jos valdomu saliq maxim
I'll, griaunant, Hitlerio tvir-
tove is vidaus.
Vokieciai skelbia sustip-
rine Norvegija Xxi tick kad
per tenai isiverzimas mega
limas; Danija taip pat SUI
stiprino ir prigrudo karei-
viu. Prancuzija ir Belgi-
ia jau pirm to aptvirtinta
visu pajuriu. Visas tvirto-
yes, isistiprinimus ir apsi-
gynima Americas ir Ang-
lijos orc, zemes ir vandens
jiegos lures perlauzti ir
sutriuskinti.
Europa paruosta naziu
sutriuskinimui ir gyvento-
ju sukilimais is vidaus: IL
milijonu slaptu kariautoju
pasiruose pradeti Hitlerio
galybes sprogdinima kartu
SUI Alijantu invazija. Tie
kariautoiai tik laukia sig
nalo darba pradeti.
PRANCUZIJOS valdyto-
Jas Laval skelbia kad Ali
jantu inejimas j Prancuzi-
ia turi gyventoju butt skai-
tomas priesu isiverzimu,
nes Prancuzija surista SUI
Vokietija karo paliaubu SUI
tartimi.
ITALIJOJ, Alijantu ~
gis prizes Vokiecius neduo-
da pasekmiu, karas stow
vietoje, viena diena pranes-
ia apie maza naziu pain
gejima pirmyn Anzio pa
krastyie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
LENkAS KUNIGAS
is AMERIKOS LAM
kE STALINA

Amerikietis Lenku kata-
'liku kunigas, S. Oriemans-
XII, is Springfield, Mass,
staiga atsirado Maskvoje,
kur j Stalinas su Moloto-
WI iskilmingai prieme lyg
koki Lenku tautos atsto-
va. Jis kaip tai gavo IL
leidima is Americas isva-
ziuoti, kai kittens niekam
neleidziama, kas lyg rody-
tu kad ir Amerikos val
dzioje kas nors prisideda
prie kenkimo Lenkijos rel
kalams, padeda Sovietams
suskaldyti Lenku tauta ku-
ri nori laisves ir nepriklau-
somybes savo saliai.
To kunigo isileidimas
Russia numatoma maui as
bolSeviku triukas, ka vie
Sal pasmerkia Mrg. Ready,
kataliku organizacijos va
das Washingtone., Tame
iis numato nauja bolseviku
rropagandos gudrybe.
Kodel Stalinas neleido to
Lenko kunigo apsilankyti
Sibire pas ten istremtus
simtus tukstanciQ LenkQ il
kitu tautu zmoniu,. patirtl
kaip jiems patinka sovietu
''rojus"?
Lenku kunigo issisokelie
lindimas prie bolseviku tiF
sunkina ju tautai atgaut
laisve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Dewey, New Yorko gu
hernatorius, busintis kan
didatas i prezidentus, pra-
kalbejo, pareiksdamas jog
turas butt isteigta taikos
struktura paremta atitin-
kama jiega, isvengimui ka-
III ateityje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

INDIJOJE Britai pr.ade-
10 puolima Japonq kalnuo-
toje Kohima dalyje, Kinai
gi taip pat smarkiau vel
kia prizes Jajonus.
Burmoje po triiQ dienQ
musiu uzmusta 1000 Japo-
nu.
Amerikos lektuvai alta
kuojja Japonu punktus Pa.
cifiko salose SUI gerom pa
sekmem.
Japonijos valdomas sa.
las dabar atakuoja bend
1rai po 1000 lektuvu kick.
lyiena diena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

jos amzinai" - po negyva ko-
alicia Isis ju krutine, ir lau-
kia kad kas Lietuvai laisye ant
sidabrines lekstes atnestu.
"Geriausia miegoti Sandaro-
je". Ar atbus il kada? Var
giai. Gal ticks SUI S. simkaus
DANA sutarti: "Ta bakuze jau
|supuvo"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

st. Louis, Mo. - Vienas
zymus industrialistas pra-
nasauja kad karui pasibai-
gus salyje prasides strei-
ku epidemija il sumazes
uniju nariu eiles, kada pa
sirodys jog nera pakanka-
mai darby visiems darbi-
ninkams. Sake, nereikia
darbininkus nei suvedzioti
kad po karo bus parupin-
ia dar5u visiems.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Detroit, Mich. - De So
to dirbtuvej apie $500 dar-
bininku liovesi dirbe, ir XII
tose Detroito dirbtuvese
taip pat tukstaneiai darbi-
ninku tesla nesusipratimus
su darbdaviais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
..''''R6Al|y 4
OAR B Al
IR DARBJNINKU ZINIOS

AmerikOs DarbO Fedora
cijOs vadai ragina darbi-
ninkus vengti streikavus
ir dirbti labiau. dabar ka-
da jau pasirengta Vokieti-
jos invazijai, kas isrodo
neuzilgo ivyks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Raudonasis Kryzius Ko-
vo menesio vajuje surinko
II mflijonu dolariu dau-
giau savo kvotos $780, ,0O0,-
600. Taigi R. Kryziui pi-
nigu puikiai uzteks visam
metui operuoti.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

NAZIAI skelbia Balan-
dzio menesi Jugoslavijoje
ismuse prizes juo kovojan-
ciu 11,224 partizanus, kit
tukstanGiai suzeista arba
painta. Tai yra Tito par
tizanai, kovojanti po Mas
kvos direktyva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

Newark, N. j. Breeze
lektuvu dirbtuveje sustrei-
kavo darbininkai, 1850 pa
mete dirbe.