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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
Pilieciai, Pasirupinkit
Registracija

Geguzes May 9-ta netruks
ateiti. Ia diena bus nomina-
cijos Ohio ir Cuyahoga apskri-
ties virsininku, gubernatoriaus
ir kitu.
Kurie Lietuviai pilieciai ne
Jalsavo vienuose ar kituose
generaliniuose rinkimuose, nc
lures teises balsuoti.
Taipgi negales balsuoti tie
kurie pakeite savo adresa ir
neisiregistravo nauja gyveni-
mo vieta.
Tie privalo uzsiregistruoti
nueje j City Hall, Room 1872,
reguliarese registraciju dieno-
Sc.
Neuzsiregistravusieji mega
les dalyvauti rudeni ir prezi-
dento rinkimuose.
Siose nominacijose Geguz5s
Q, kandidatuoja j Ohio guber-
natorius dabartinis Clevelando
Mayoras Frank j. Lausche.
Kadangi ateis karo pabaiga
kada rors, ir gal CANA greitai,
todel reikalinga bus valstijai
gero gubernatoriaus, Frank
J. Lausche, budamas atsakan-
It's miesto mayoras, bus tinka-
mas il gubernatorius. Ypac
kad iis yra ateiviu sunus, ge-
raj supranta ateiviu zmoniu
reikalus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
SUSITVERE LIETU-
VIII KOMITETAS

Clevelando Lietuviai susiru-
pino vieningu veikimu, kuris
geriausia pasitarnaus pagelbe-
ii Lietuvai ir Amerikai siais
audringais karo laikais.
Preityje vieningai veikdami
Clcvelando Lietuviai yra nu-
veike puikius, didelius istori
MUS darbus. Susiskalde nieko
negali nuveikti.
Tautos nelaimes valandoie
vel Clevelando Lietuviai stoja
j vieninga darba.
Stai Kovo 21, Lietuviu sale
je ivyko susirinkimas, kuria-
me aptarus svarbius ir butt
nus reikalus sudaryta bendras
Clevelando Lietuviu Komitetas
tai vieningai veiklai vykdyti.
Komiteto valdyba susidaro
]. Urbsaitis - pirmininkas,
A. Simkunas - vice pirm.
Mare Miscikiene- sekretore
IL. Samas - Wdininkas,
p. p. Muliolis - lido glob.
Aptarta pradiniai dartai ir
nutarta surengti viesas vietos
Lietuviu susirinkimas, 0 po to
- masinis mitingas, SUI pra-
kalhomis, j kurias bus pakvie-
sta zymus svcciai ~kalb6tojai ir
eavi vietiniai.
Vietos Lietuviu viesas susi-
rinkimas rengiama penktadie-
nj, Kovo 81, Lietuviu saleje.
Masinis susirinkimas bus
paskelbtas veliau.
Garbe Clevelandieciams kad
moka broliSkai susitarti ir vie
ningai veikti. Rep
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
GURKLIS Kazys, IS m.. ps
GERAI pAVYkO

LietuviQ Moteru Ratelio su.
rengtas kortavimo vakaras Ko.
vo III d., PIP. Kanciu namuose
gerai pavyko, pelno Amerikos
Raudona.iam Kryziui dave $92.
Ratelio moterys il komisi.
ia nuoSirdziai dekoja Seiminin-
kams uz ju mama ir prirengi-
mq, naujos parapijos klebonui
Kun. Angelaiciui uz paskolini-
ma kedziu ir staiiuku, Dirvai
uz pagarsinima, ir visoms ir
visiems kas tik su kuo prisi-
dejo prize sio vakarelio pasise-
kimo.
komisija: Mare MiScikiene,
Josephine Polteriene, Eva No
rik, Marge Verbela.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
CLEVELANDO
LIETUVIU SUSI-
RINkIMAS
kovo 81, 8 val. yak.
LIETUVIU SALEJE, 8 val.
SVARBUS ATSISAUKIMAS

Sekancio penktadienio vaka-
re, kovo 81 d., nuo 8 val, Lie
tuviu saleje saukiami visi VIE
tos patriotiniai Lietuviai pasi-
tarimui. Ateikite katrie tik
turit tikra Lietuviska krauja.
Ateikit tie kurie esat susi-
rupine dabaftiniais musu seno-
sios tevynes Lietuvos vargais.
Ateikit tie kurie norit jai
pagelbeti ir vel matyti Lietu-
va laisva!
Ateikit tie kurie norit grei-
to sio karo uzbaigimo - pa
gelbejimui savo antrajai tevy-
nei Amerikai, perkant Karo
Bonus.
Taigi, sunau ir dukra Lie
tuvos, Amerikos pilieti, ateik,
stok j bendra vieninga veiki-
ma abiem musu Tevynem.
Shame svarbiame susirinki-
me bus apkalbeta Karo Bonu
Vajus, Parasu uz Lietuvos lai-
sve rinkimas ir kit svarbus
vietos Lietuviu reikalai.
Visi ir visos - Lietuviu
Sale, penktadienio vakare, ko-
vO-March 81, nuo 8 V. Vakare
Komisija:
J. Braazuskas,
K. S. Karpius,
F. SaukeviciuS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

su Amerikieciu. Ne vien tik
Lietuviu parasai terenkami.
KARO BONQ Penkiu Mill
jonu Dolariu vajuje imkit da-
lyvuma pirkdami sekan8ius sa-
vo bonus su specialiais kupo-
nais, uz kuriuos Amerikos Lie
tuviams teks kreditas.
Daugybes gavot is U. S.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. bonu
aplikacijas, SUI jomis galit pir-
xii bonus Serijos f, kreipian-
tis j Dirvos Ofisa, Muliolio Off
sa, Lietuviu Banka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
PENKIv MILIJOkU BokU VAJUS
IR PARAsU RINKIMAS
Clevelandieciai, Stokit Talka - Tuojau
Vakaras gaite pirkti Karo Bonus Shame vajuje per:
DlRVOS OFISE MULIOLIO OF1SE
$3.50 Superior Ave. 6606 Superior Ave-

Clevelando Lietuviai praso-
mi stoti ! talka uz Lietuvos
laisve. Tx darbas ir pastan-
gos kokias padesime uztikrins
Lietuvai nepriklausomybe.
RINKIT PARAsUS kurie
els PreZidentui ROoseveltui SUI
prasymu uztarti Lietuvos lais-
We prizes pavergejus.
Gaukit Peticiju Dirvos re-
dakcijoje ir rinkit paraSus sa-
vo kaimynu ir draugu darbi-
ninku tarpe. Gaukit parasus
savo dirbtuves bosu ir kitu vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
MIRI M Al

GEGUzIENE Ona, 62 M, nuo
4O06 w. 119 st., mire Kovo
Is, palaidota Kovo Is, Kalva-
Rios kapinese. Pamaldos atsi-
buvo naujoje parapijoje.
Paliko iris sunus ir dvi duk-
teriS.
GURKLIS Kazys, 5S m., pa
vienis, nuo 5000 Columbia
ave-, mire Kovo 18, palaidotas
% d., Highland Park kapine-
Sc. Liko trys broliai, Juozas,
Stasys ir Jonas, ir sesuo Ur-
sule Petruliene.
Abieju laidojime pasitarna-
Vo laidotuviu direktoru Della
Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
NORIAl RASOSI

Clevelande pradata rinkimas
parasu ant Peticiju uz Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes gynima.
Peticija yra tiktai prasymas
kad Prezidentas Roosevelt uz-
tartu Lietuvos nepriklausomy-
be nuo svetimu priesu ir kad
primintu Rusijai pildyti savo
su Lietuva padarytas sutar-
tbs. Amerikos Lietuviai kitka
atlieka patys: il dirba karo
dirbtuvese, ir perka karo bo-
nus ir duoda savo vaikus ka-
rui laimeti.
Alekas Banys jau toll pra-
lenke kitus peticiju parasu
rinkime, per diena a-kita gau-
damas Simtus ivairiu tautu
zmoniu pasirasyti. Kitatauciai
mielai rasosi, ir siuo atveju,
sake Bangs, Lenkai rodo pri-
jautima Lietuvai: Amerikos
pilieciai Lenkai neatsilieka nuo
kitu tautu pasirasymu ant siu
peticiju.
Lietuviai galite gauti petici-
iu blankas LVS centre, Dirvos
ofise. Rinkit parasus, tai lem
gviausias budas pasidarbuotl
del Lietuvos laisves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
The Lithuanian
Underground Press

The Germans have redoubled their
efforts to get Lithuanian collabora-
tion and force Lithuanians into the
German army to fight on the
Eastern Front, declaring that the
only hope for any of the Baltic
States is such collaboration, that
otherwise they will be victims of
the bolshevks.
To date the Baltic peoples have
refused to believe this, holding that
the declarations of the Atlantic
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
REIkES OAR $4,000
DARBININkIJ

Is darbo ziniq surinktu il
apie 27O ivairiu isdirbysci
Clevelando srityje pasirodo jos
per Sausi ir Vasari bendrai Is
darbo buvo paleista 3,l75 dar
bininkai. Taciau sake Xxi Ge
guzes | dienos reikalinga Eu'
i ivairius darbus bent 1900
darbininku daugiau. Mat, i
darbp bus paimta daugybe Wy
ru kurie dabar dar Wis nepa-
init kariuomene. Visi vyra
26 ir jaunesniu metu lures
eiti tarnybon, nauju Preziden
to Roosevelto isakymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
DAUGIAU DUONOS

Nauju Valdzios Kainu Adj
ministracijos patvarkylnu pa
didinta duonos kepalukai: ku-
rie buvo 18 unciju dabar bus
20 unciju; % unciju kepalai
bus "a unciju. Tie kepalukai
kick pabranginti, bet nereiks
kad duona pabrango, nes del
kepaluku padidinimo kama uz
JUGS bus didesne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
I.ANkESI PAS TEVUS

karys Vincas Debcsis lanke
savo t5va, gaudamas paliuosa-
vima 20 dienu. Jis tarnauja
Engineering Corps, New McXi~
co.
Jam buvo parengta eurprize
pokilis; dalyvavo visa Vinco
DebesiO Selma.
Karys isvyko atgal kovo 2l.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
TAkSU BILOS BAL. 10

Cuyahoga MANU- ir nejuda
mo turto savininkai gaus real
estate taksu bilas Balandzio ~
diena; taksams moketi laikas
nustatytas Xxi Geguzes Is.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

Charter apply to them also. What
will happen if the Soviet armies
again occupy these little countries,
that is, what will be the attitude
of the inhabitants, may soon be
apparent. Will they continue their
guerilla warfare, fighting the new
masters? And if they do, will not
the former Soviet policy of exter-
mination be put into eject even
more determinedly
CANADA is supplying the world
with about $3,000,000 worth of
radium each year.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

ness from the moment they seized
power. The Poles had an identical
experience of Russian rule.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos buna antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio ir sestadienio vaka-
rails, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba if Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

IsSIDUODA DU SVIESQS KAN
BARIAI, apsildomi, SUI baldais,
grazioie vietoje; vyrui kuris gerai
dirba. Klauskit Dirvos admins
tracijoje. EN-. 4486.
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PARSIDUODA KRAUTUVE

PARSIDUODA KRAUTUVE
1880 Lorain ave, kampine saldai-
niu, cigaru, namu darbo aiskry-
mo parduotave; prirodysim jog ne
sa $1,000 savaitiniu ineigu; IS me-
tu to paties savninllo. klausklte
smulkmenu tarp Xxi 3 po pietu,
8429 Broadway. (l4)
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$500 SUPERIOR AVENUE
u. s. will Rescue All Victims OF
Enemy Oppression
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT


March l3 7944
Office of the
Executive Director
Dear Mr. Karpius:
This is to acknowledge the receipt of copy of re-
solution adopted in New York February g. 1914, at
the National Convention of Americans of Lithuanian Des
cent.
The President in his Executive Order Of January 22
1944 creating the War Refugee Board has declared it to
be the policy of this Government to take all measures
within it's power to the victims of enemy oppres
sion who in imminent danger of DEATH and otherwise
afford such victims all possible relief and assistance
consistent with the successful prosecution of the The
purpose for which this Board established is to effec
with all possible speed the and relief of such
victims of enemy oppression.
you that every effort will be made achieve
these detectives.
Very truly yours,
(Signedl j. w. PEHLE
Acting Executive Director
Mr. X S. Karpus,
League for the Liberation of Lithuani:l
$500 Superior Avenue,
Cleveland g. Ohio
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS
1896 E. 66 Street tarp Superior ir
Wade Park Ave. Sis pavienis
namas turi krautuve priesakyje ku-
ri tinka visokiam tikslui. Sesi kam-
bariai uzpakalyie. Virtuve, prau-
sykla ir maudyne is tiles. Klaus
kit: Telefonas: YE 55S5.
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54x54 colu uztiesaas SUI napkinais. Pui-
Klaus darbo is geros rusies sukto Rayon
su naturalu centru ir priesingp spalvu ap-
vadais 5alios, melynos. rozines, vyno. pill
kos ir kitu spalvu 66"x86" r OF
uAriesalas II napkinai 1895.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-13

! am reoistorsd nurse sHs Q am q senior cadet nurso O ! an untrained but want to learn O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-13

PSeass send nc insorsnaEioN 0n how to heIp the Q. .. Army Nurse Corps 4o care for oar wounded soldiers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-13
ALL WOMEN CAN HE

If you are untroined take a home nursing or nurses aide course.
 # you are a senior cadet nurse e-serve your final six months of training in an Army hos pitaI.
 # you are a registered nurse-join the Army Nurse Corps
 Your help may mean the difference between life and deoth to our wounded men. Visit or write your local Red Cross chapter for full information and application blank. Or com municote with the Surgeon General, U. s. Army, Washington 25, D. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-13

Iwent into Normondy on D-Doy with the third we've.
 Iwos oman L ST ondwesot it heavy. As soon as we dropped our ramp they hit us with machine gun fire and mortors. We jumped into water, waist deep, and wud- ed in to the beach. My os- souIt platoon was heading inland when an .88-mm shell hit among us. Thot's when lost my left foot. It froc- tured my right foot too. l couldn't get my morphine 'syrette' out, but an officer gove me one. The medics reached me in the first hour, but ! lay on the beach oil thot day. A duck took me off thot night and a British ship carried me back to England. They brought me 10 an evoc- uotion hospital. There were Army nurses in combat fo- tigues in the receiving tent. One of them cut off my bIoodstoined clothing, bath ed me, gave me plosmo twice. guess thot nurse saved my life.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
StetfiHliuS Sees Ruin
liz Oaks ParIey Fails

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 CUP)-The
nations OF the world may be
forced TO cope with robot or
rocket bomb attacks within the
next 10 or % years unless the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals for a
general international organiza-
.tion are adopted and become a
living force" Secretary of State
Stettinius warned today.
Stettinius said in an article pre-
pared for Kiwanis magazine that
the Dumbarton Oaks proposals
ARE important because they
point an alternative TO unspeak-
able disaster which is almost GER
tain to befall this country unless
we are able TO establish an eff
cient and workable organization
for the maintenance OF peace"
MANY of our outstanding sch
entists agree that within 10 to
20 years these deadly missiles
(robots and rocket bombs)
may be perfected TO the point
where they can travel thou
sands Of miles at incredible
speed.
"In that event." he said, "0tsx
oceans, our Industrial strength
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27

greatest mystic he ever cncount
cred during his twenty-one years in
the Far East. He wants everyone
to experience the greater health
and Power, which there came TO
him.
Within ten years, he was able TO
retire to this country with fortune.
He had been honored by fellow.
ships in the Worlds leading geo
graphical societies. for his work as
a geographer. And today, 80 years
later, he is still so athletic. capable
of so much work so young in ap-
pearance, il is hard to believe he
has lived so long.
As a first step in their progress
toward the Power that knowledge
gives. Mr.. DinSle wants to send to
readers OF this paper 9.000-word
treatise. He says the time has come
for il to be released TO the Western
World, and offers to send it, free OF
cost or obligation, to sincere read
ers OF this notice. For your free
copy, address The Institute of Men
213 South Hobart Blvd,
Dept N-l66, Los Angeles 4. Calf.
Readers are urged To write prompt
", as only limited number of the
free books have been printed.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
What Is Wrong
When Prayer Fails?

Thirty years ago. in Forbidden
Tibet, behind the highest mountains
in the world. young Englishman
named Edwin J. Dingle found the
answer 10 this question. a great
mystic opened his eyes. A great
change came over him He realized
the strange Power that knowledge
gives.
That Power, he says. can trans
torn the life OF anyone. Questions,
whatever they are, can be answered.
The problems of health, death. poy.
erty and wrong, can be solved.
In his own case, he was brought
back to splendid health. He acquired
wealth, too. as we'll as worldwide
professional recognition. Thirty
years ago. he was sick as a man
could be and live Once his coffin
was bought. Years OF almost con-
tinuOus tropical fevers, broken
bones, near blindness, privation and
danger had made human wreck
OF him. physically and mentally
He was about to be sent back TO
England TO die, when strange
message came-"They are waiting
for YOU in Tibet" He wants TO tell
the whole world what he learned
there. under the guidance OF the
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
Sees America
DisiNusioned

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 (INS)
Wiley (R) of Wisconsin
declared today that Americans
are experiencing the first shock
OF disillusionment over poSsibih-
ties of postwar harmony and
justice.
This" he asserted, sis true
because If what many Ameri-
cans feel to be the contradiction
between the high principles of
the Atlantic Charter and the
American-British agreement to
the partioning of Poland, along
with the actions. Of Britain i'm
Greece and Italy"
Wiley charged that the nations
of Europe still have not learned
to play ball together as a team
either within or outside their
boundaries"
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27

and our manpower would not
be able to prevent surprise at
tack and vast damage by Accu-
rateIy aimed weapons travelling
faster than sound
'Tt is of the utmost impor-
tance that We develop collabo-
rate arrangements with other
nations and that I'm furtherance
of this collaboration there be
established an international
organization to assist I'm foster
ing peace and In promoting q
common prosperity"
Stettinius said he expected that
in the near future the Dunbar
ton Oaks proposals would be sub
to a general conference tc
draw up a charter (which will
give final form TO the interna-
tional organization designed Il
give us both peace and pros.
perity."
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
City En1pIoye
Dies in Auto

William Erie. 43. of 1858 Iro-
quois, assistant electrical inSpec-
tor for the Detroit Public Light
ing Commission. was found dead
early today In his car which was
parked in the commissions ga
rage at TIA Atwater.
1t. Lester Chorpening Of the
police homicide squad said the
ignition switch was on and the
gas tank was empty. He discov-
cred the garage had been locked
since Saturday.
A post mortem was scheduled
for today to determine cause of
death.
Mr.. Erie was last seen at work
on Saturday and was reported
missing by his wife, Caroline,
when he failed to return home
Saturday night.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
Health Bulletin
Issued ON Hitler

NEW YORK. Dec. 26 (INS)--
Hitler's health today shows q
slight Improvement and he has
had a few light meals in the last
few days, according to a Radio At
lantic broadcast heard by NBC.
The BIC meanwhile reported
that some German prisoners
stated that Hitler. in an order of
the day. said the German army
was TO break through to the
Channel and finish the war in six
weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27

TLANTA. Ga, Dec 26-To CT 30-day urlough
"A is something about which to jump for joy. To S/Sgt
George Wilson it is something that smacs of nerewrackng
trial
only glance Sgt. Wilson'S boysh features
expressive brown and blond toused hair to realize that
everything right trial
But he isn't 1t is John Q. Public who's trial
At "a Sgt Wilson veteran of years in the
army He lived worked his fathers Henderson,
N c. before he joined the army 49,
When his outfit called upon the French invasion
task he became leader Of his squad.
81 thought what nice thing going be to write
letter from Paris certain lady Henderson," Wilson
told from hs Lawson General Hospital here II
got that letter though My buddy her
explaining Why"
L shells direct hits George he
arm and leg were mange ShapneI entered his right shoulder
and four pieces penetrated his back and lodged his chest
At an aid station his leg and amputated
The wonders rehabilitation performed by army medical
officers has helped bring light darkness for him. During
visit he was gay and hghthearted
s0JHs goes double, Frances cracked put his
around me and hugged me in appreciation for the little
at long hug with
p urIoas ne getting an 'r'n'' arm ana leg Tor
'Tn you're looking your furIOugh," OBJ
Wilson's face couded up
m that" he gravely said afraid
I'll have stage fright Something like my dads
had when he started wearing his toupee"
realization that his 3oday rlough going be the
crucial period of his life.
Wilson frankly worried as to what kind Of reception
compared favorably with Paradise.
1t providing spare effort toward making him
Re-learning to and is going
tedious hours But won't be half tough broong
and encouragement invalid complex.
In Wilson's own words S being fitted out with false leg and
way unless you treat him as though he was new again!
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
VICTORY FIRST

Sources close 10 the Soviet en-
baSSy said Russia was primarily
concerned now with winning the
war and that trade matters would
be decided after Germany is
beaten.
A foreign economies admins
tration spokesman pointed out
that Russia is eligible for lend
lease aid as long as she fights
the Axis and probably for six
months thereafter.
THE NAM prediction Is
merely another way of jumping
at the conclusion that the war
against the Reich will end In
victory by next summer" he
said That's . pretty broad
prediction Just now"
The FEA representative added,
however, that unless Russia Joins
the war against Japan, lend-ieaSe
shipments 10 her will automatic
ally end with the fall Of Germany.
FINANCING TRADE
The NAM article asserted that
sources close TO Soviet officials in
Washington revealed that the ad-
ministration had a number of
plans for financing foreign trade
after the war.
One method was said TO be the
extension Of the Export-Import
Bank TO cover loans to foreign
governments for approved pur-
chases In this country. with the
government underwriting losses
in case of default.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
58 Traffic Accidents
In Flint, 5 Injured

FLINT, Dec. 26-Fifty-eight
traffic accidents were reported in
Flint Sunday and Monday. re-
sulting in injuries to three per-
sons. Motorists aware of the
treacherous condition of the pave
ment Travelled at a Snaifs pace
and in some instances this did not
keep them from having mishapS.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27
Red Help Ban
IsDisCO,unted

WASHINGTON, Dec. % .(INS)
"A report that lend-lease aid to
Russia viii end with present COM
mitments and that the Soviet pur-
chasing commission in this coun-
try viii be withdrawn by next
summer was viewed as mere spec
ulatior by high government
SpokcSmen today.
The report. aScribed 10 a top
federal official, appeared in. the
current issue OF the National
Association Of Manufacturers
News.
The NAM magazine asserted
that Russia planned 10 restore all
buying and selling transactions TO
its New York agency. Amtorg.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-27

By FRANCES LANGFORD

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Dizzy Trout
Out for END
Victory Today

DETROIT, Aug. 20 - (R -
Paul Dizzy Trout. veteran
Highlander who was the first
American League pitcher to win
81 victories this season, is after
No. % today in the opener of a
two-game series between the De-
troit Tigers and the Chicago
White Sox. Bill Dietrich was
Chicago's mound choice against
him.
Trout hasn't been beaten in
his last seven starts. He has won
three out of four decisions from
the White Sox this season, and
Dietrich was the winning pitch
er the only time Trout was the
loser. Last Friday he shut out
the league-leading st. Louis
Browns with four hits and the
Tigers went on to win three out
of four in a series that ended
Sunday.
Detroit has been hard oppressed
to keep up the pace in a hot Sec
ond-place race with the Boston
Red Sox and. the New York
Yankees. Boston slipped into
second place, half a game ahead
of the Yanks and the Tigers, by
beating New York yesterday.
The SoX and the Yankees were
scheduled to meet in a double
header today.