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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-30
MoIorio Rote Is Reduced
s. Per Cent in New Guinea

year the rate is down TO "a cases
per 1000 per year.
Improved medical methods
have reduced the severity OF at
tacks. In March, l943, the av.
erage malaria patient spent %
days in the hospital. A year la
ter it was down TO nine days.
Only one case out of $500
proves fatal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-30

a kneeling desk IS a book in
which visitors may place the
name of the serviceman or
woman closest to their
hearts. Attractive postcards,
showing picture Of the
shrine. devised for mailing.
are available and each caller
Is invited to take one. The
church's active War Shrine
Guild maintains a daily vigil
at the shrine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-30
COMPETITION FOR PIN-UPS

FORT DEVANS, Mass. - (U.H
- To provide pin-up girls with
little aesthetic competition, the
Boston Museum Of Fine Arts has
sent 40 Of its masterpieces 10 the
reception center here. and has
promised 90 more if the pictures
produce the desired effect.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-30
PlN.vv0RmS
Env New Treatment
wv Gets Real Results

Anyone who has ever had rin.worms
knows how tormenting and embarrassing
this affection can be. and how hard IL 10
20 eliminate the ugly crawling creatures
once they get q foothod inside the body.
Millions Of people-rich and poor. chill
dren and grown-ups-have suffered In al
lence with the miseries Of Pin-worms. and
doctors have tried for years To find a way
20 deal With this pest. Old-fashioned worm
'syrups' usually don't work on Pin.Worms.
To-day, thanks TO an important scientific
discovery 70 remarkable drug known -
gentisn violet. o sep aud htohiy sfsctivs
f,setwert has been hailed by doctors. This
drug 70 the vital element In P-W, the new
Pin-Worm tablets developed by the labora-
tories OF DR.. ID. Jayne q Son. Americas
leading specialists in worm medicines.
P-W makes IL easy TO deal with Pin
Worms. The small. convenient P-W tab
lets act in q special way Ia destroy the
creatures. Don't take chances with PIN
Worms Just ask your druggist for P.w,
and be sure to follow the directions.
P'W means Pin.Worm relief
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
|AtsiminiTnai IS Okupuotos Lietuv0s
Lietuvu Pergyvenimai, Vargai ir Ken tejimai Lenlu
~ Okupacijoje po 1920 Metu
Raso KARYS j. V. VALICKAS

po po naktes isverstas Ant rytojaus kaimie-
Ciai il vel pastate kryzQ. Sekancia nakti ir
vel Lenku samdyti nieksai j isverte, bet jis vel
buvo pastatytas W keiu dienu vel po nakciai
kryzius buvo rastas isverstas ir tautisku spalvu
dazai nuskusti. Kryzius tapo isnaujo nudazy-
tas geltona- -raudona-zalia spavom ir vel pasta
tytas. Nuo to laiko kamiecai ejo sargyba nak-
tims prie kryziaus Kadangi viskas lyg april
mo tai sargyba buvo nutraukta. Kryzius tapo
il vel iSverstas. Nevasieciai gerai zinoo keno
tai darbas piktadariai buvo is to paties kaimo,
bet ju pagauti nepasiseke. NevaSiu kamas la.
bal dides, apie vieno kilometro ilgumo; puse
kaimo kalbejo Lietuviskai, kita puse vartojo
Lenkiskai-Gudiska zargona ir save skate Len
kais.
Kada 81 karta Nevasieciai atstate kryziu,
sargus sustate labai strateginese vietose, kito
kaimo, ne savo, jaunima buvo net is Eisiskiu
valsciaus, Rociskiu ir Radziunu kaimu. Pc pu-
siaunakcio, atejo ses piktadariai griauti kry-
ziaus. Darbui pusejus, jie buvo uzklupti ir Ia
bal sumusti. Vienas is piktadariu buvo vieto-
je nukautas mirtinai, du veliau mire ligonineje,
kit trys tapo smarkiai apkult Skandalas kiIo
didziausias. Lietuvu spauda norejo ia dalyka
iskelti ir parodyt Lenku valdziai ju meksystes,
bet Lietuvish laikrasciai tapo sukonfiskuoti;
Lenkiski laikrasciai taipgi nekurie tapo konfis-
kuoti uz aprasyma Nevasiu ivykio. Tuojau pra-
sidejo arestai. Nei venas is piktadaru nebuvo
arestuotas, bet Lietuviai buvo: ir broliai zemai-
ciai ir broliai Andriukoniai is virsminetu kaimu
gavo ilgu metu kaejrno bausme, bet amnesti-
ia juos palette ir je tik po iris metus issedeje
kaleiime paleisti. Bet niekad Lenkai nebaude
piktadarius uz nieknma kryziu. Veliau sis da-
lykas berods pasieke net Vatkana, ir tik veau
tapo imta zygia kryzu nekinima sulaikyt.
Pamenu kad Nevasiu vykiu vieta buvo atvy-
kes asneniskai vyskupas, keli kunigai, aukSti
Lenku valdzios pareigunai, if tt. Buvo daug liu-
dinnku apkausineta bet teismas kuomet nutei-
Sc Lietuvius, bausmes isnese jems nesant teis-
me, neeido net ju advokatams teisme JUGS GIN
IT,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24

ros zmoniu pastangomis atga-
vo savo vieta didziuju valsty-
blu tarpe ir dabar jau Gen. de
Gaulle glamonejamas ir Roo
sevelto ir Churchillo, ir mel
liai kvieciamas Stalino.
Jeigu Roosevelt if Churchill
butu issyk taip kalbeje su vie
nu Stalinu kaip dabar su jais
visais TRIMS kalba vienas Gen.
de Gaulle, Stalinas butu zino-
jes savo vieta ir butu pildes
Atlantic Carterio sutarimus be
jokiu issisukinejimu.
Xxi siol gi jis sokdino Roose-
velta ir Churchilla. Dabar gal
de Gaulle pamokys JUGS kaip
su Stalinu kalbetis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
kAS KA RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
KOdel Jie. Jau uz
PrancuZiia

Spencer d. Irwin savo strai-
psnyJe apie Prancuzijos atsi-
gavima sio karo begyje, ko-
mentuodamas apie Georges Bi-
dault, pozemio kovotoju vada,
lr Gen. De Gaulle, kuris buvo
viskuo: ir komunistu, ir fasis-
tn, ir kitokiu, kaip reikalavo
Jo planai siekiant Prancuziios
atkurimo, siaip sake:
Churchill dabar yra pill
niausia uz Prancuzija. Taipgi
ir Roosevelt. Kodel? Delto
kad siedu vakariniu valstybiu
United Nations vadai issigan-
90 Stalino uzsimojimu ir del
to kad Jie nesugebejo jam pa
sakyti nieko. siadien jie nu-
mato galimybe sutramdyti ka
Jle planavo padalinta Euro
pa = atkurimu Prancuzijos.
"Iaimei, Stalinas isrodo esas
nuolaidziame upe. Jis uzkvie-
te de Gaulle Kremliu. Gene
rolas ten vyks. Jis kalbesis SUI
Stalinu taip kaip jis kalbejo SUI
Rooseveltu ir Churchillu kuo-
met jie sparde jam j dantis.
De Gaulle argumentuos ir SUI
paciu velniu. Jis turi savas
idejas. Jis nori subalansuotos
Europos. Jis taip pasakys ir
Stalinui. Jeigu Stalinas argu-
mentuos apie 'zmones' - kas
yra paprasta komunistu prize
none = jis parodys ta zmogu
kuris stow uz jo, tikra zmoniu
atstova pilnoje prasmeje - ta
maziuka vyra SUI akiniais, ta
sena mokytoja, neisgarsinta
journalistic, Prancuzijos uzsie-
niu ministra, Georges Bidault,
kuris savo plonu balsu paklaus
Stalino, Ma tai ka'?"
Is sios trumpos dalies p. Ir-
win straipsnio matome kaip
visiskai parbloksta Prancuzi-
ia, naziu mindziota, Roosevelt
to ir Churchillo nepaisyta, po-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
Reikalauja Grieztumo
SUI Stalinu

William Henry Chamberlin,
rasytojas, laikrastininkas il
per IL metu gyvenes komunis-
tineje Rusijoje, pakvietas kal-
beti Clevelando biznio ir in
dustriju vadu sueigoje, pasake
kad Amerika turi kalbetis SUI
Stalinu griezciau, diplomatija
turf butt stipresne negu da-
bar yra. Vokietija nugalejus,
ar Rusija nores stoti j kara
prizes Japonija niekas nezino,
bet Tolimu Rytu klausimus
sprendziant Sovietai bus ir ten
su savo didele gerkle.
Sovietu tikslai Europoje jau
aiskus, sake kalbetojas. Rusi-
ia pasiryzus prsijungti visas
pakrasciu sails.
Cali butt pakantumas tarp
Rusijos ir Amerikos, bet ne
gall tarp siu dvieju saliu butt
pilno susipratimo, delei skir-
tumu tarp vienos ir kitos Stu
saliu. Civiline ir politine lais-
W. D,,,;,o,o x,.u.SIxo:
tuoja.
Rusija apie Amerika daug
geriau yra informuota negu
Amerika informuota apie Ru-
sija. Kuomet Rusijos kores-
pondentai sioje salyje gall ma
tyti ir girdeti viska ka jie' no.
ri, Amerikos korespondentams
tokiu privilegiju neduodarna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
zMONsJOS ISTORlJA

610 pusl. didumO knyga - kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
It's uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virselias, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai kurie to
sesi po 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
darbu pedsakai. Napoeono uzpuolimas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit apraSyta joje kaip emo
Mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat rries-istor-
niu laiku, per visus anlzius Xxi rausu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo aGresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 6l0 puslapiq
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Reikalaul<it "DirvOie"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24

pasibaigs karas'. Karo pasibaigmas kick jis iecia
Vokietos ir Japonijos nugalema negali but abai to-
imas Bet, kap mes parodeme, jis nera esmne proble
ieka nesspresta bet dar labiau mgloa dar abau ap-
snaukus negu buvo poversaliniais lakais. versatile
suartis, neziuint visQ trukumu dave virs Divide
mtes metu taikos daug vilciu atecai r gyvybes nau
JOINS vastybems G busimoji taikos sutarts kahn ar
duos keleris metus takos ir tkra abai maza kan
esuteiks dzaugsmo, versatile sutarties atgaivintoms
vastybes greicausia atneS negaestnga mrties spre-
dina
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
SKRISKIT, DAINOS!

(M. Dagilelis)
Skriskit, mylimos daineles!
Va, jau svinta pagirys!
Kur surukusios gryteles,
Kur dejuoja vargdienys!
Jus, daineles, ten nuskride'
Sodziu, vienkiemiu keliais,
Apsiverkusius isvyde,
Padejuokite SUI jais!
Vargsus mokinkit myleti
Gaivius spindulius sviesos,
Mokinkit karstai kruteti
Labui musu Lietuvos!
JUS paskolinkit galybe
IS senoviniu laiku,
Ir suzadinkit tvirtybe
Tarpu teviskes waikiki.
Pasakykit kaip cia ginti
Reikia gimtine Sails,
Kaip aukoti jiega, mint
Ir myleti j uzvis.
Jiems priminkit jog kas daro
Ir kas Sventa yra NUNS,
Reikia ginti prizes svetnora :.
Tai mus, teviskes didums!
.Vamzdy mano lyg uzburtas,
Ko taip beskambi liudnai?
Skriskit dainos. - mano turtas,
Mano - asaros, sapnai!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24

sAPIE 5000 tonu zinko SUI
taupoma per meta butiniems
karo reikalams, pradejus dairy
ii vaisiu sudeiimo stiklu uz-
dangalus is plieno vietoje zin-
kO. f.C-G
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
S A P MINI III K A S

kama SUI prisiun.inu $l.25
Didelis, gausiai paveiksiuota. Sapnnykas.
graziai sutvarkytas, jSaiSknantis kiekviena
sapna. Kiekvienas privalo il turati savS
nay1uOse.
Reikalaukit Dirvojc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-24
Amerikos Vaikan,s Lietuviskas
EL MENT ORIUS
kama su prisiunti:nu SOC.

Kalna Su pfESIUntl.nU QUO.
Vaikams tarp ir 10 mctu amziaus.
"Dirvos" Knygynas gavo naujausiu, aiskiu
maziems vaikams Lietuvskai mokyts Ele-
mentoriu - SPINDUI.ELlS Dalis l - is
kurio su maza tevu pagalba jusu vaikuciai
lengvai gales prasimokyti I4ietuviskai skai-
tyti ir rasyti. Elementorus graziai paveik-
sluotas, kiekvenas vaikas ir mergaite nores
j vartyti, skaityti ir molxytis.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
1920 Superior Ave. } Cleveland 3, Oh
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Growing New Arms
and Legs

TVHE READER may not be inter-
= ested in knowing that tadpoles
can regenerate limbs naturally,
and that the adult frog cannot.
The matter becomes important
when we hear that Smith College
BIOLOGIST has discovered method
by which adult frogs can be made
to grow limb to replace one lost
by amputation.
The frog, like man, cannot grow
a limb to replace one lost, but
scientists believe that a method
that does the work for frogs can
be made to do the work for men,
It seems that the frogs stump
treated with salt solution, develops
new cells that rapidly become new
limb tissues.
We admit that the process is toe
involved for ready understanding
but many developments in science
have come from discoveries equally
remote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
1000 Automobiles A Day

MORE THAN 1000 automobiles
4SA are being scrapped daily, &C.
cording to the Office Of War In
formation, which says that by the
end of this year, the number OF
privately-owned passenger cars IN
operation is expected to be about
23,75O,OO0.
The Office of Defense Transpor-
tation says that 2ONOO,OOO pri-
vately-owned cars in the hands OF
essential drivers is the minimum
number necessary to keep civilian
economy in operation.
We see little occasion for worry
in the figures given above. Regard
less of the estimate of privately
owned cars necessary for the oper'
alton of our civilian economy, we
have a very distinct idea that the
elimination of some passenger cars
will not adversely affect the essen
tial business of the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
The Sovereignty Nonsense

TINE ENEMIES of international
= cooperation in every country
put up a tremendous argument
about respecting the sovereignty
of their nation. They do not point
out that any treaty, signed by any
nation, involves obligations will
ingly assumed, but, nonetheless,
impairing to some extent the full
sovereignty to the signatory pow
ers.
If the leading powers of the
world, after the war, form an or
ganization to preserve peace and
if they invite the smaller nations
of the world to participate in some
auxiliary organization, every ma
ton that participates will have to
surrender bit of sovereignty.
After all, sovereignty is the
right of a nation to do as it
pleases. In reality, if the nation
pleases to join an international
association to preserve peace, it
exercises sovereignty even in the
volitional REIMBURSEMENT of some
of its rights and powers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Plan for Local Offices
To Aid Rehabilitation
Vets and Civilians Problems Would Be
Tackled in Own Communities; Re-
Employment Is Major Goal.
By BAUKHAGE
NetOs analyst and Commentator.
Sc functions fit
apenc.

agenci Sc functions fit
20 the picture. the purpose being
to make use of existing government
agencies insofar as possible rather
than to create new ones. The agen-
cies represented on the board are:
labor, federal security, war man.
power. selective service, the war de-
partment, navy department, war
production board.
This board has general super
vision of all activities affecting the
returned veteran or the discharged
war worker and it consults with con-
gress on matters which would pro-
mote the processes of readiustment.
Specifically this is a large order
for it involves getting jobs. getting
the right job for the right man;
training for jobs, training the right
man for the right job and assuring
an expert and sympathetic handling
Of the process, from the human as
well as the economic standpoint. II
also deals with all the multifold
benefits and rights of the CT Bill of
Rights, already dealt with at length
in these columns.
The man on whom most of the
responsibility for carrying out the
administrators work has fallen so
far Is c. W. Bailey, executive Sec
rotary of the policy board.
Following the theory of utilization
of existing agencies. the board i'm
mediately turned to the three gov
eminent agencies which were al
ready engaged in activities similar
to those, or including those which
the R & R has to do, namely, selec-
tive service with its $500 offices in
all parts of the country through
which virtually everyone who en-
tered the armed services had to
pass; the United States Employ
ment service, with its 1880 full time
offices which have been the main
channels carrying the war workers
to their jobs, and finally the Vet
Grams administration with its hum
bred offices with a personnel ex-
perienced in handling ex-soldiers'
claims since the end of World
War I.
Committees were appointed in the
various states composed of repre-
sentatives of these agencies, whose
function was to assist in the creation
of the information centers. In many
states these committees have been
able to report that the organization
of these smaller groups is now ade-
quate to handle the present load;
in other states the completion of the
organization is underway. Mr..
Bailey tells me that he feels that .
national framework has been con-
structed upon which the complete
organization can be raised as de-
mobilization begins and war indus
tries are CIV own.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Unexpectedly Low

ARMY casualties for all theaters
hthrough August 29th, based or
reports to next-of-kin totaled 327,'
SIG. Slightly less than one-hftf
had been killed and about an equal
number wounded.
1t should be noted that the cas-
ualties are based on reports te
next-of-kin, which inevitably lag
behind the actual total. Conse'
quently, it must be presumed that
a considerable number of casual
ties are not included in the figures
given.
The number killed, 62,357, ane
those wounded, 172,042, represent
all theaters of action since the
war began. While it is deplorable
to contemplate the death and suf'
fering of so many men, it must bt
recognized that the nation has beer
extremely fortunate this far.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Onions Galore.
This Year

Your hamburger sandwich may
have gone without its onion last
year but now there's no excuse for
such deficiency, because the War
Food Administration estimates
that this years onion crop will be
45 per cent above the 10-year aver
age, 1882. For satisfactory
home storage select good fully
dried onions, keep in a well-venti-
lated, dry place in temperatures
as near to freezing as possible
without freezing. Onions store
satisfactorily at temperatures from
80 to So degrees. Pantry or attic
usually is superior to cellar. Never
pack onions closely in a closed
container. Spreading on a screen
placed overhead in a garage OF
back porch is good if temperatures
remain above freezing. Good quail
ity onions will keep several weeks
under ordinary room temperatures
at this time of the year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Right As To Germany

THE LEADERS of Nazi Ger
= many seem inclined to make
the defense of that country a
house-to-house matter, evidently in
the hope of emulating the exam
pie of Soviet Russia and making
Allied losses so high that there
will be a chance for negotiated
peace.
While no civilized individual
would suggest the deliberate de-
truction of German cities, re-
CARELESS of the necessity of war
fare, there exists no reason what
ever to omit any offensive action
that will persuade the Germans
to give up the struggle.
Hitler once boasted that if Ger
many had to be destroyed in the
present war, he would take all
Europe with him. The state of the
war suggests that Hitler may be
right as to Germany but he has
lost the power to inflict destruc-
ton upon the rest of Europe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Home Accidents
Cut ManpOwer

The Federal Security Admins
tration is seeking public coopera-
ton in a campaign to reduce acct
dents that reduce needed manpow-
er for war work. Home accidents
last year killed 5000 workers and
injured 100000 seriously enough
to cause loss of one or more days
of work-much of it vital to the
war effort. Home accidents ir
1913 killed $4,000 Americans, in
GLIDING the 5000 workers. Falls
accounted for two-thirds of the
fatal home accidents. One-fourth
occurred on stairways. Burns and
poisonings were next to falls in
order of severity. The yard and
the kitchen each was the scene
of one-ffth Of the home accidents
deaths.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Tough On Black
Market Gas"

The new "a" basic gasoline ra-
ton books to be issued soon out
side the II East Coast States are
going to be hard on the black
market in two ways, the OPA
says. They are printed on a new
type of government safety paper
almost impossible for counterfeiters
to duplicate, and each book and
all coupons it contains will carry
a serial number. With the COM
bination of the serial number and
the motorists endorsement of his
own state and automobile license
number it will be much easier for
OPA to trace stolen coupons. The
serial number enables a coupon
to be traced from the plant that
printed it to the person to whom
it was issued. The endorsement
makes it possible to trace an il
legal coupon to the person who
put it in circulation. Authorities
recently arrested four alleged
counterfeiters in New York and
seized equipment ready to print
five million counterfeit gasoline
coupons
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Soviet Access To The Seas

THERE ARE HINTS that the
= Soviet will ask the demilitari-
cation of the Dardanelles to permit
passage of all ships of the United
Nations.
This runs counter to the agree
ment, made with Turkey in 1896,
permitting the Turks to fortify
both the Dardanelles and the Bos-
phorous and to prevent passage
by warships of belligerents.
The rumor calls attention to the
facts of geography which reveal
that the Soviet Union is without
free access to the sea in the south
and with only a dubious outlet in
the north. In the course Of years
this will be remedied and the only
question is whether the changes
will come about peaceably or by
force of arms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
Can The Germans Hold?

EVENTS now taking place along
~ the German border and just
inside the Nazi state will give us
a good idea of the ability of the
Germans to stage desperate de-
tense of their homeland.
The effort to turn the Siegfried
line, by crossing the Rhine in
Holland and marching into Ger
many, if it succeeds quickly, will
mean that, regardless Of Nazi will
the war is in its last stage.
If the Germans manage to SLOW
down the Allied advance and Their
hold their positions inside the Dor
der Of Germany they will have
time to organize other defenses.
The people of this country
should not be dismayed if our pres
sure against the Siegfried line
fails to blast it Immediately. Just
remember the situation in Nor
mandy, where delay was suddenly
turned into spectacular triumph.
The German positions are as
strong as the Nazi manpower t.
defend them. While the enemy
may have enough men to make
strong showing the wear and teal
Of battle will eventually depicts
their reserves, with a break
through becoming inevitable.