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The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
LIBERATORS IN RAIDS ON FAMED PHILIPPINES

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Aug. 11.-(AP)-American Liber- ator bomberS are now raiding the , Philippines for the first time in 27 months, smashing Japanese air dromes at Davao, in three suc- cessive night attacks, headquar- ters announced today.
 The results of the three assaults were not announced
 Davao is the principal city on Mindanao, the main southern is- land in the Philippine Archipe- lago, and was occupied by the Japanese in fate December of 1941.
 . The last American raid on the island was made in an attack on Clark Field, 70 miles north of Manila, April Is, 1942, by a for nation of bombers from Austral- ia, led by Brig Gen Ralph Royce. Bataan had capitulated six days earlier, but Corregidor was still holding.
 Mindanao is within easy bomb ing range of the newly acquired American airfields on the Schou- ten Islands on Dutch New Gui- nea 300 miles to the southwest of the newest American beach head at Sansapor, and 500 miles southeast of Mindanao.
 Enemy resistance on the Drin- iumor river battlefront in Brit ish New Guinea has ceased, Gen eral MacArthur's communique reported.
 He said: "A crushing defeat destroyed the effectiveness of General Adachi's 18th Army
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
FORTRESSES IN WIDESPREAD
 RAIDS ON JAPAN

SUPER FORTRESS BASE NEAR EQUATOR, Aug. 11.-tAP) --B-29's returning from the two widespreads raids on Nagasaki, in the Japanese homeland, and on Palembang, on Sumatra, indicated that the sky giants struck devas- tating blows to the two vital Jap war industries, oil and shipping, flying from this new and secret base.
 This was the longest bombing mission of the war, $500 miles round trip, to drop high explos- ives on the finest petroleum tar get in the Jap empire, at Palem- bang, at the same time the China based planes rained incendiaries on Nagasaki.
 This was the first fire bomb raid on the Japanese homeland.
 Two other Japanese planes were shot down when four of them bounced on and strafed a Super Fortress which had been downed in a forced landing.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
TROOPS NEAR PARIS
INVADERS ARE
 WITHIN 30 MILES OF FRENCH CITY

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS OF THE ALLIED EXPEDITION AIRY FORCES IN FRANCE, Aug 11.-(AP)-American forces today were reported less than 37 miles from Paris, knifing into Chartres, south of Versailles, a Paris su- barb, and threatening all German forces south of the Seine river.
 A German communique said the American thrust turned north ward from LeMans, with strong air support.
 The Paris radio reported the Americans had passed Alencon, 30 miles north of LeMans.
 The Canadians have driven their wedge to within five miles of Falaise, and the swing north ward threatens the position of the Germans holding stubbornly be- low Caen, and the approximately 20 German divisions in the allied combat teams rapid progress on the Brittany Peninsula, completing the capture of Loire, and the river cities of Nantes and fingers.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
RUSSIANS APPLY FINGERS IN EAST PRUSSIA AREA

MOSCOW, Aug. HAP Russian armies, applying great pincers in the East Prussia thrust. within 50 miles of Tilsit and Me Anel, on the Baltic Sea, threaten ed the southern boundary of the home of the Junkers, in plunge across the Narew river today.
 Marshal Rokossovsky, besieging Warsaw for the 18th day, thrust a threatening Soviet army group toward East Prussia from posi- tjQas northeast of the Polish cap- ftai, and increased the menace on Warsaw, by outflanking the city from the north.
 Russian forces are already more than seven miles inside the Su- walli triangle, which Germany annexed from Poland in 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11

II. s. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL HAIR BOR. Aug. 11.-(AP>-The recon quest of Guam was made at a post of 7,247 American casualties, of whom 1,zI4 were killed in ac- tion, Admiral Chester w Nirn- itz announced today.
 The communlque from Ninaitz said: "10,971 Japanese dead have been counted on Guam, bringing to 37,551 the total number of killed in the ground in the Marianas cam paign''
 The Pacific commander report ed 5,7O4 American soldiers were and 329 missing in the Guam campaign, less than half the losses sustained on Saipan, the newly conquered is land is three times the size of the first captured Marianas island
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
CONSIDER LOWERING UNEMPLOYMENT PAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. II. -(AP)-Proponents of the Mur- ray-Kilgore reconversion bill were considering lowering the proposed maximum postwar unemploy- ment payments from $35 to S25 per week, in an effort to over come the republican and southern democratic opposition in the Sen- ate, today.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
.TAP-AMERICAN SISTERS GUILTY OF AIDING NAZIS

DENVER, Colo, Aug. H. (AP)-Three Japanese-American sisters accused of helping two German prisoners of war to es- cape from an internment camp, were convicted by U. s. district court of Conspiracy 10 commit treason" charges today.
 Judge Synes withheld the i'm position of the sentences, which may not exceed two years in prison, and $10,O0O fine.
 The penalty for treason" con- viction is death.
 The defendants were Ms. Bill lie Tanigoshi, 32. Mrs. Florence Otani, B, and Mrs. Tsuruko Wal lace, 35.
 The sisters exhibited no emo ton when accused of furnishing maps, clothing and aid to Hein- ric Haider, and Herman Loesch- CT, to escape from the Trinidad camp October 18th, last.
 Amorous snapshots of the wom- en were found on the Germans when re-captured.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
GEN. KELLER WOUNDED
WITH THE CANADIAN FIRST

WITH THE CANADIAN FIRST ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. H. (AP>-Maj Gen. E. F. Keller. commander of the Canadian Third Division, was wounded when American heavy bonbers dropped a group of Augmentation bombs short of it's mark into a group of Canadian troops on the front.
 General McNair was recently killed on Normandy under similar circumstances.
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constantly shifting.

constantly shifting.
 During his stay. the President visited virtually every military installation on the island, from the deadly advanced training course in jungle fighting, to the hospital cots of the wounded from Saipan and the Marshalls, and reviewed the 7th Division veter- ans of the Attu, Kiska and kwa- jalein operations.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-09
C'iling Prices Set
For Oil Burner Work

Ceiling prices have been set for
the maintenance, rental or repair
of all oil burners using No. S oil
or Extraordinarily all domestic
oil burners, the New Hanover War
Price and Rationing board an
nounced Tuesday.
The regulation provides that, m
general, service dealers must not
charge higher prices for service
and repair work than they charg-
ed during March, 1912 to purchas-
ers OF the same class.
Rationing officials pointed out
that it is each dealers RESPONSE
bility to keep statement de-
scribing the services he offered or
sold and the highest prices he
charged for these services during
March, 1912. Dealers must keep
this statement in their places of
business where it may be exam
ined by customers, and a dupli-
cate statement must be filed with
the rationing board.
Imploring citizens to join with
their dealers in the fight against
initiation, rationing officials said,
When you need repair or main
tenance service be sure that your
dealer is complying with the regu-
lations which protect both of you.
If you have reason to believe that
you we're charged more than the
ceiling price for service or parts,
consult the rationing board"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-09

Raglan RADIO SERVICE. COM
p;ete stock Of parts for quick
service. 722 No. 3rd st.
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WE HAVE THE PROSPECTS,
You have the property. List to-
day. We sell it tomorrow. Hughes
and Morton. ]. j. Knowles. AS
sociate. Dial 1851
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SHACKELFORD's RADIO RE.
pair Service. Any make. any
model. 1913 Grace ST. Dial 1911
Commercial Frigidaire Refriger'
alton.
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%MnsMOBILE TUDOR Sc
ls4l o Good condition. New tires
da dan bsattery. Apply 71S So. 5th
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FOR SALE: LARGE LOT IN FOR.
est Hill. Fronts two hundred for.
ty-six feet and has a depth of
four hundred feet Write "FH"
care OF St1r-News.
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HORSES BOARDED FOR HIRE
and sale Moonlight Rides. Steve S
Dairy, New Wrightsville High
way. Dial TITO.
JUST RECEIVED 80 FINE WORK
mules. Buy now. c. S. Newton,
Castle Hayne Road.
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FOR SALE: HOUSES, LOTS.
farms. We handle some rentals.
Tucker Real Estate Co., Carolina
Beach.
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l36.-Poultry
l39.-Radio and Repairs

HOWARD RADIO SERVICE -
complete stock Of parts for quick
service SIT No. Bird st. Dial
1897 III 6253.
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l5O.-Real Estate

REAL ESTATE - r ENT AL S
General Insurance. Frank G.
Harriss. Dial 7018.
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WANTED: EXPERIENCED SERV-
ice station men. $120 per month
and commission. No Sunday
work. Apply in person only. No
phone calls. Causeys Auto Serv-
ice, 1902 Market st.
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we SELL THE EARTH: FOSTER
Hill neatly Co.. 112 Princess St
Dial 2-337j.
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WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY
OF canvas baby strollers. Pen
der Furniture Co.. % South
Front St.
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GAZE - 40 CHEVROLET
Fur deluxe sedan. In front OF
S Evansville Sound postofflce.
MFG call 9483.
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WANTED: COPY OF "a MANUEL.
Of Geography by Matthew F'on-
tame Maury. Published between
1890-1896 inclusive. Will accept
in any condition and pay what
ever price you ask. Adolphus
3. Baird Conastota, N. Y.
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SALESLADY FOR LADIES REA-
dy-to-wear, must BE permanent
resident of Wilmington, prefer
ably experienced. Apply Lar
kin's Clothing Store. 251 No.
Front.
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MYRTLE COURT STABLE ON
old Wrightsville Road, Horses
and Ponies for hire and sale.
Riding lessons. Dial 8. Call 1856
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SNAIL FARMS CLOSE IN ELEC.
tricity nard road W R. Davis.
ia Princess. Dial 6116.
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WANTED - TWO WOOL
pressers. Apply to Odorless
Cleaners. 2413 Market st.

WANTED: RESPECTABLE COL
ored man and wife to locate on
small farm with four room house
five miles from city. An attrac.
tive proposition will be made to
right party. Phone 6931 or eau
238 Princess St. for particulars.
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Er0RD cow TIB L E
1850 Dial 116, ask for 1908.
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FRICE TAGS FOR MEAT RA-
tioning-meat blocks - butcher
supplies-on pair almost new
Toledo scales = hanging scales
$500 up, one two burner Nesco
oil heater-large coal stove-re-
built sewing machines. L. F..
Sollee, 9O2 Princess St.
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.nonGE PICKUP. CAN BE
1851 ~ ~ 6O3 Castle St.
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Announcements

-113ME TAX RETURNS ARE
lNCoteeGc Complicated than ever be-
nlOa' Make them now. G.. H.
1n o.T, Consultsnt, 2l4 Princess
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9O.-Help Wanted-Female

WANTED: FOUR GIRLS FOR
dry cleaning office work. Local
girls preferred. Apply Miss Mus
ial, Cash and Carry Cleaners,
I28 Market st.
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WEEK END SPECIAL -
Baby High Chairs 1896.
Carolina Furniture Co. GIT
No. 18th St. Dial 4O48.
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WANTED - CLASS "C' MODEL
motor. Prefer Brown Jr. In run
ming condition. Call. 2-1220 be-
tween CLIO p. m.
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TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
ses wanted, good working condi-
tons. Also short order cook. Ap.
ply Sanitary Cafe. 107 Grace
Street.
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WANTED: EXPERIENCED WATT
resses. Good salary. Apply in
person to U.S.A. Restaurant, 119
Market st.
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FOR SALE: ELECTRIC REFRI-
gerator. small grill, radio. re-
cord player, fan and iron. Must
sell by 800 pm. Tuesday. Kings
Place. " mile beyond Legion
Stadium. Carolina Beach Road.
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SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
character dolls and carved ami.
mails made in Carolina. The Nam
cy Wilma Shop, liz No. Second
St.
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85.-Help WanteG-Male

EXPERIENCED A U T o MOBL -
mechanic. Straight salary or
commission. See MIR. Phelps,
Macmillan Buick Company. los
N. Second Street.
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WRINGER ROLLS. v A U U M
cleaner parts to fit all makes,
Ais" rebuilt cleaner. Dial 2-3562
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FARM TRACTOR TIRES IN
all sizes. Hughes Bros. 18th
and Market.
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FOUND: ONE BUFF COCKER
spaniel. Owner call 1924.
LOST: NO. 8 RATION BOOK.
Nellie P. Harren. 511 So. Front
st.
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,5.-Help Wanted-Male

statesmen: CAN USE SEVERAL
statesmen immediately, good pay.
Apply Mr.. Evans, 316 No. Front
street after 2 b. m.
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FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE
with automatic gas hot water
heater, also gas stove and ice
box for sale separately. Imme-
date occupancy. 1916 Kline Rd..
Princess Place.
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GOOD EXPERIENCED COOK
for boarding house. Stay on lot.
$14.0O week. All No. 5.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

sylliu juos atakavom, bet Wis niekas neis-
eidavo. Nakties metu apsikasem Teter-
WI ir Purvynes kaimuose, kuriuos skyre
ezeras. Mes cia jau dideli varga vargom,
ypac del drabuziu, kurie buvo smarkiai
suplyse. Tx viena milne ir buvo musu
apsilengimas
Viena syki buvau paskirtas j didele
zvalgyba. Norejom gerokai paerzint boil
sevikus. Paemem viena sena rata il prizes
austant ant kalno pastatem taip kad boil
seviku puseje atrodytu jog tai kulkosvai-
dis. Musu kuopai vadovavo karininkas
Zabuionis Prasvitus, smarkiai apsau-
dem bolsevikus is sautuvu ir rankiniu kul-
kosvaidziu Bolsevikai atidenge smarkia
ugni mus, mes, palikdami ta sena ra-
ta, pabegom kita kalna, bet jau is sono
bolsevikams Bolsevillai, noredami palm
tt tariamaji kulkosvaidi, pateko j musu
ugni ir paliko keleta savo negyvu.
Veiau puolem kaz koki miesteli, bet
NUNS nepasiseke.
sioje vietoje mes kovemes apie 6-7
savaites.
Viena syki mano draugas, J. svedas,
dare zvalgyba ir buvo nukautas. Apver-
kiau as j ir parasiau laiska jo namis-
kiams.
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Ikireio tas musu SUI bolsevikais sau-
dymasis. Kitos dalys musu kareiviu nak-
ties metu uzeme musu vietas, mes pasi-
ryzom padaryti zutbutini puolima.
Visur tylu. Tx retkarciais kur pa
sigirsta sautuvo suvis. Kartais medziuo-
Sc pauksciai suciulba. Ramus ezero kran-
tai. Mes, visa 3-cia kuopa, zengiam pir-
myn, pasiryze uzeiti bolsevikams j uzpa-
kali. Taip ir padarem: nuejom uz antro
ezero, suradom tinkama vieta ir tyliai pa
sidarem sau apkaselius.
Danguje pasirode raudona austancios
dieneles pasvaiste. Nekantriai laukem
keistos ir dideles kovos. Ant musu uzejo
holSeviku patruliai, kelis kartus issove if
pabego. Buvo jau bemaz Sviesu. Mes att
dengem kulkosvaidziu, sautuvu ir grana-
tu ugni. Iskilo baisus musis. Visu rusiu
ginklu suviai susiliejo viena dideli uzesi.
Pakvipo paraku. Bolseviku tarpe iskilo
didelis samysis, ir jie buvo nugaleti, nors
mes ir netekom daugelio savo draugu. 81
syki holsevikai bego kaip patrake, O mes
vijom JUGS, smarkiai saudydani. Musu
pulkui tuomet vadovavo majoras Ladyga,
o kuopai vyresnysis leitenantas Dziuve.
Musu patrankos dar pyle begancius boil
Sevikus.
(Rus daugiau)
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NAUJA TELEFONU
KNYGA JAU
GATAVA

Faktas kad karo suvarzymai zy-
miai sumazino nauja Didziojo Gle
velando direktoriu arba The Ohio
Bell Telephone Company knyga, pa
rodo ia patti knyga, kurios $4,000
kopiju bus isdalinta begyje dvieju
savaiciu laiko.
zymus skirtumas padaugejime
puslapiu reguliariskame vardu su-
rasyme palyginus su padaugejimu
koks buvo tik prizes Japonu uzata-
kavima Pearl Harbor. TIA knyga
isleista Rugsejo menesi 1941, ture-
jo SO puslapiu padaugejima virs
pirmesnes knygos. Naujoji knyga
kuri dabar isnesiojama turi tik IL
tokiu puslapiu daugiau negu jos
pirmtakune, isviso 67l puslapius.
Knygos isplatinamos pastango-
mis- 1,100 mokyklos vaiku, dirban-
ciu po mokyklos valandu ir sesta-
dieniais, ir 600 suaugusiu zmoniu.
Prize to, 20 troku reikalinga isvezio-
jimui tu knygu j sritis kur mokyk-
lu vaikai gall jas paimti. Kiekvie-
mas vaikas atliks isnesiojima savo
kaimynysteje.
Senas telefonu knygas prasoma
atiduoti, bet pirm negu atiduos is
vartyti atsargiai ar nera joje kas
reikalingo ikista ir palikta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

Robert E. Hannegan, Demo-
kratu Nacionalio Komiteto pir-
mininkas, pranesa jog Senate
rius Claude Pepper is Florldos
sutiko priimti Demokratu Ma
cionalio Komiteto siulyma bu-
ii pirmininku Tautiniu Gruplu
Komiteto prezidento rinkimu
vajuje.
Senatorius Pepper, per du
terminu United States Senate,
pasizymejo kaipo visu Ameri-
kos zmoniu vadas. 10 rekor-
dar remimo ir balsavimo uz
paprastu zmoniu reikalus ne
turi sau lygaus Senate.
Kaipo narys svarbaus Uzsle-
niu Santikiu Komiteto, jis va
dovavo debatus Americas uz-
sienio politikos nustatyme ir
pravede zinamaja Connally Re-
zoliucija.
Kaip narys Comercijos ko-
miteto ir svietimo ir Darbo
Komiteto Senate, jis vadovau-
ia Karo meto Sveikatos ir Svie-
timo komisijai.
Senatorius Pepper taip pat
yra narys Specialize Komiteto
studijuoti ir tyrineti mazu biz
niu reikalus, ir Specialize Ko-
miteto Pokarinei Ekonominei
Politikai ir Planavimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

Teikimui maisto, rubu, medkales
pagalbos milijonams benamiu karo
nukentejusiu Europos zmoniu, Di-
dziojo Clevelando War Chest vaju-
je Clevelande pradedant Spaliu IS
ir baigiant &c, nusistatyta sukeltl
$5,750,000 suma.
National War Fund gaus dali is
musu sukeltos sumos pinigu selpi-
mo operavimui uzimtose il pastaru
laiku islaisvintose salyse. Prize to,
National War Fund apima savas
organizacijas, USO, United Sea-
mems Service, War Prisoners Aid
ir American Field Service, ambu-
lansu korpusa veikianti karo from
to linijose.
Viena is tipisku dideles armijos
is savo namu isvytu zmoniu karo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
lie, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos, todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau j Lietuviu sale.
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Jau Prasidejo Rudeninis
.Operos Sezonas

Daug tukstanciu Suddenly ir val
ky akompanuojami savo tevu els
pamatyti ir isgirsti Grand Opera
uz populiares kainas sios savaites
pabaigoj The Philadelphia La Sea-
la Opera Company perstatymuose
Public Auditorium.
Clevelandieciai operos megejai
parode didelio susidomejimo siomis
operomis ir dalyvauja gausiai. Tu
operu pastatyme dalyvauja dalis
zinomu Metropolitan operos daini-
ninku ir Philadelphia La Scala Ope-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

nuteriotoje Europoje parodoma vir-
suje, kuriems laikina prieglauda ir
maista patiekiama National War
Fund pagalba iki jie vel gales su-
gryzti savo namus.
Generolas Dwight D. Eisenhower
is Vyriausios Alijantu karo stovyk-
los raso, "Visi Amerikieciai zinc
jog tai yra privilegija aukoti Ma
tional ir Community War Funds 81
tautu islaisvinimo meta. Parem-
dami musu militariska zygi Sic pa
tarnavimai kurie paeina is tu fon-
du pasiekia musu draugus ir kai-
mynus mamie ir kitose salyse ir ka-
70 bel priespaudos prislegtus EMO
mes visame pasaulyje".
Tarp sin1to naminiu istaigu ku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

rios gauna pinigus is War Chest 81
meta yra 21 'jaunimo aptarnavimo
istaigos; 19 mazameciu globos is
taigu; 18 ligoniniu ir s dispensa-
raj; II sveikatos ir manu- slaugiu
patarnavimu; s namai seneliams
ID istaigu globojanciu Seimas, val
kus ir benamius; ir centralines
istaigos.
Tarp penkiu nauju salpos organi-
zaciju priimtu j National War Fund
kurioms taipgi teks pinigai is sio
vajaus yra ir Bendras Amerikos
Lietuviu Fondas, karo nukenteju-
stems Lietuvos zmonems selpti -
net items kurie is Lietuvos isbego
| j kitas Sails gelbedami savo gyvas.
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(Bus daugiau)

ros nariu.
Oar galite matyti keturias ope-
ras, kadangi bus statoma penkta-
dienio ir sestadienio popieciais po
opera, ir sekmadieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
Smarkiai apiplysOm

Utena--Daugailiai. Cia jau smar-
kiai susisaudem. Pasiekem Antaliepte ir
apsistojom. Bolsevikai apie BaltriskiQ
baznytkaimi (ZarasQ apsk.), bet mes ju
cia jau nebepriveikem, mes jie gerai isl
tvirtine. Prasidejo smarkios kovos. Daug
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-20
Richmond
Notes y

RICHMOND - Janice Potter,
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Potter, underwent an
emergency appendectomy in st.
Joseph's Hospital, Mount Glenn
ems on Wednesday, Oct. ID.
The members of the Eta Zeta
Pi club were entertained in the
home of Mrs. Theodor Harmon.
Howard Carroll, Van Dyke,
spoke on "Patriotism." A de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostess. The club will meet on
Nov. 6 in the home of Mrs. Chas.
Boucher at which time, Mrs.
Fogerty will give paper on
Malaria and the Mosquito"
The members of the W.S.C.S:
will meet next week Wednesday
in the church chapel.
Richmond women of the Con-
gregational church will meet in
Romeo on Sunday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 22nd, to attend a
fellowship meeting of Women
from the Eastern Association.
Mrs. John Young of Royal Oak,
president of the Michigan Coun-
Gil of church women will be the
guest speaker.