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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-18
ZE. M o
Amazing Cough Relief,
Mixed In Your Kitchen

bottle. Then add your syrup. There
}ol have fIJ PINT ~ really re-
markabIe medicine FOR coughs due 10
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Ia les fine hIircn love IT,
And does II DO the work Youn
sag n beats anything you ever tried.
~ loo~ens the phlcrm. soothes me
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fAe ayr ga ages" Eases the soreness.
and iets you rest Al night
iIn.x iS SPEC 81 compound OF
proven ingredients IN concentrated
form. well known FOR prompt acton
on throat and bronchial membrane.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-18

Nh iHhGfN ~ NAN (~NNNl
ON THROUGH seaman { 20
vin Douglas. 5lS NcdhJry me-
Chant marine Cpl Fdmont ,
~tani>law>ki h}ti Sargent Nor'h
Africa. r,'-+I rUrTe and Tirr-
man , liohn - Gomarrs. S
Hdro Gel
tour Michigan w.0 who have
hD ua pr 100 ffe .-of'r0-
- nottnl OF NeV Britain
'Htr HOO 'fr An Force, are
capt Barre & burnside. ~.
Joseph VI Nick and ~gt. Lawrence
" Schaffer ~ petrnt and sgt.
Iraucis l. Mason ~ FERRY hurE
ARNN PROMOTIONS
I0 manor capt. Harr, y
rnrdN ut seward Rome =
Atf
Ia 4p'1r IT. STANLEY VI
Holthman, lllG BuTNngtmc
Robins t.sH ca
To FIRST lieutenant al ~ "
kenneth IaIond. 500 g. 'cncr-
SON tt Rr9cr ~
To technical ,erreaut : SGT.
William " Keanr. 16ps Rev E.
Pacific Nnr tTC
To staff sergeant Tech Thco-
dore W. Ryan IT., Panama Canal
zone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-18
Service Notes.
Detroiter Cited
For Saving Pilot
Downed in Sea

PVt. Walter II. Ihielemann.
- )O5 College now stationed ln
lbc Alcutian area has. been
awarded the Soldier Medal for
rescue OF a pilot forced down M
nv U-atprS
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-25

he said, must therefore reach and
get the money from where it is and
put it where the children are.
DR.. Graham chose to stick to the
points of opposition" to the
Thomas bill which was headed off
last spring by coalition of south
erners and northern Republicans
over a non-discrimination clause.
''It will be fullfilment of Amer
lean democracy and the great ira
dition and a further fullfilment of
the New Deal itself when this bill
is passed." he declared.
The speaker cited the fact that
the south is paying more taxes for
education and has more children
to educate proportinately than has
any other section of the country,
and therefore needs the aid. He as
serted that there is currently a
shortage of 10000 teachers, and
pointed to the inadequacy of sal
aries. Some 100000 teachers earn
less than $4,000 a year, he said,
while some $4,000 get less than
$500 a year.
He decried the notion that such
bill represented an infringement
Of states rights since it specifically
states that state laws must be OBJ
served in the administration of its
terms. AS for the bills constitu-
tionality, he said, that the states
have long accepted federal funds
for social security, farm subsidy
and land grant colleges. It is part
of the federal-state tradition.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-25
STUDIES AT YALE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 25
(ANP) - Pvt. George P. Guild,
former Cambridge Latin school
star athlete and Harvard College
Pre- Medical student, is now sta
toned at Yale University studying
languages. Guild has just complet-
ed his basic training at Camp Nc
Cellan, Ala, and will be at Yale
for nine months.
His brother, Ray Guild Jr., the
ex-Harvard athlete and World War
II veteran, returned to Cambridge
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-25

PALACE, Sat. Brother Rat"
and "Cowboy in the Clouds and
Desert Rat" Sunday, ''Cry Of the
Werewolf" and "Soul of a Mon
ster."
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DR.. GRAHAM ASKS AID TO
States FOR EDUCATION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (ANP)
Advocating passage Of a bill pro-
viding federal aid to the states for
educational purposes, DR.. Frank
P. Graham, president of the South
ern Conference for Human We'll
fare, said that we are zone nation
and 48 states" but we have become
one great Observation-Disclosures"
family. The federal government,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-25

this week after sailing with the
merchant marine for severa |
months in the European theatre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Chrys|er Tank
Blast Injuries )

Chrysler tank assembly was
halted today for two hours after
an explosion injured five men,
two of whom were hospitalized.
The entire day assembly shift
was sent home two hours early
because the explosion shattered
some of the glass in the ceiling
windows and company officials
feared other workmen might be
injured by falling glass.
A spokesman said the explosion
occurred apparently in a cable
tunnel under the assembly line.
1t was near the point where tank
fuel tanks are filled. One tank
above the explosion
caught fire but the flames were
extinguished within a minute by
employees.
The two victims hospitalized
were Daniel NJ. Iancin, 1442 East
Warren. back injuries, and Gui-
seppi Palizzi. 972S Cascade, leg in
juries.
The other victims were treated
at the company hospital and taken
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Stubby Out
For Season,
Tigers Fear

Frank "Stubby" OverTnire may
be lost TO the Tigers for the rest
of the year, it was learned today,
The iefr-handed pitcher is suffer-
ing shoulder ailment which
trainer Ray Forsyth believes may
be bursitis.
Overmire said the shoulder and
left arm had been bothering him
since Labor Day when be pitched
On a cold day. He tried it out
again today but after few
pitches quit. II doesn't bother
him if he favorS his left arm but
if he favors it he can't pitch nat
urally and is ineffective.
Loss of Overmire would be a
serious blow to the Tigers at this
point. They are tied with the
ST. Louis Browns and have six
games in the next six days. The
two ace hurlers. Dizzy Trout and
Harold Newhouser. are due the
next two days. Overnire was
scheduled TO pitch the first game
of the Senator series starting
Thursday. He has 500 average,
having won IL and lost IL and is
next TO Trout and Newhouser in
effectiveness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

Today's list was compiled from
survey of 100 typical Detroit
homes. Greatest needs of Detroit
housewives were for electrical ap-
planes and home furnishings.
Mrs. l.. J. Benz of 545 Philip
said:
Household appliances seem
to me most important. Those
things wear out eventually, and
every woman wants to keep up
her home. First, I'd need an
electric refrigerator, and after
that perhaps an iron and a
Continued on Page =, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

When the.war ends and manufacture of civilian
goods returns to normal what do you want most?
Ii you could enter your favorite store tomorrow and
purchase the thing you've missed most, what would you
buy?
With Germanys defeat, many American industries will
begin producing civilian goods which could not be made by
a nation at war.
The Detroit Times is conducting survey to determine
what Detroters need most aid to the War Production
Board in solving immediate postwar problems.
This paper will present list each day. You are asked
check the items you want most-n their order-and
turn the hist to the City Editor of The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

OIL" said Mrs. Martha Nugget
berg. proprietor of the boarding
home at 1888 Meisner Road.
near Marine City.
HE ran into the dining room
and bumped his head against a
high chair that was standing
I'm doorway. II all happened in
moment, while l was putting
the cap back on the bottle.
when I looked up he was
lying very still on the floor. A.
soon as ] saw that he was un-
conscious l called a doctor"
COULDN'T FIND DOCTOR
Mrs. Muggelberg explained she
had vanished several chairs dur
ing the morning. including the
high chair which was equipped
with four steel wheels. She said
Continued on Page 2. Col. IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Berlin
N1ilepOst

The nearest distance to Berlin
from advanced Allied lines
today:
WESTERN FRONT-297 miles
from point near Nijmegen.
Gain of three miles in week.
RUSSIA-315 miles (from War
saw. Gain OF five miles in
week.
ITALY-550 miles (from point
near Castel del Rio. Gain of
three miles in week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
British Reach
Mas, Widen
Battlefront

SUPREME HQ., AEF,
Sept. 26 (UP)-British Sec
Iond Army forces wheeled
eastward from the Nijmegen
salient in Holland today and
the vanguard reached tho
Mas (Meuse) River ON . AZ
mile front which parallels the
German border an average Of
less than five miles beyond.
SUPREME HQ., AEF,
Sept. 26 (NS)-The vital
Allied lifeline extending
t through Eindhoven and
Nijmegen in Holland was
widened steadily today by
grimly battling infantry and
tank divisions while 1,100
warplanes roared to the sup
port of the besieged airborne
troops west of Anthem by
ripping Nazi communication
routes.
Giant armadas of Fortresses and
Liberators fought in a tactical
operation. snarling enemy high
ways and rail routes throughout
the Anthem region. Then they
swung inland to drop tons of ex-
plosives on marshaling yards at
Osnabruck and Hamm. and indus
trial installations in Bremen.
More than 600 Raj Halifax and
Lancaster bombers simultaneously
roared over the coast of France to
blast the enemy garrison in Calais.
where the Allied attack was de-
scribed officially as going well"
WIDEN CORRIDOR
Allied progress in Holland was
] b e e Satisfactory" with
spokesman for Gen. Eisenhower
announcing that the Eindhoven-
|Nijmegen corridor now measures
20 miles in width at a point a few
miles north of Eindhoven.
tDNB. the Nazi propaganda
agency, issued a totally uncon-
firmed report that the British
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Bombs Sink Tanker
In Formosa Straits

CHUNGKING, Sept. 26 CUP)-
Liberators sank a tanker and
damaged a cargo vessel in the
Straits of F'ormoSa yesterday.
Other bomberS and fighters struck
at Japanese river shipping and
supply dumps IN a series Of raids
over China and lndo-China, lith
Air Force headquarters announced
fodaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
BIAS NAz IRA p
Pair Beat
Union Man
I'm Street

Mort Furay. representative Of
the State. County and Municipal
Workers Union fCIOl and secm-
tary of the Go Wayne County
Industrial Union Council was as
saulted by two men in front OF
the Barlum Hotel today.
One H1an sfugged furay 10 the
ground with a baseball bat and
both kicked him. He was not
seriously injured. The asSailants
plunged through q crowd of by
ISLANDERS and escaped in a bali
tered sedan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Henry Ford MI Hints
New LOw-Priced Car

This car will have every
thing the public expects on any
automobile" Ford said. explain
ing that the lower price would
be justified because the new car
would combine economical use
of space and weight
He said mass production OF
automobiles could be started
within 90 days after the govern
ment gave permission TO stop fill
ing war orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

the Children's Aid Society.
Prosecutor Fred George OF ST
Clair County and Coroner Arthur
Smith set the inquest for S p m.
oct. 3 at the coroner office 1890
Seventh. Port Huron
1T is the only way Ia clear
the air OF accusations that have
arisen, declared Prosecutor
George.
TAKEN FROM PARENTS
Taken from his parents two
years ago by juvenile authorities,
the child had been placed in three
boarding homes since that time
by the Chndrcn's AID Society.
II was in such a howe, without
indoor sanitary facilities and pre-
sided over by a 67-year-old
woman. that his brief life reached
its end.
II gave him a dose of castor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

PITTSBURGH, Sept 26 QNS)
Henry Ford II today predicted
the Ford Motor Co. would market
a new low-priced car after the
war.
The 26-year-old executive vice
president OF the company said the
car would be lower priced than
any car which has been offered
10 the public since the. days Of
the famous Model "A"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Hess in Prison Camp

LONDON, Sept. 70 tUP)--
Rudolf Hess is in a British pris-
oner of war camp, the location Of
which cannot be disclosed. War
Minister Sir James Grigg told
Commons in answer to a question
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Smith TO Testify

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26 ms
The House campaign ,expendi-
lures committee announced today
that Gerald l.. X. Smith of De-
troit presidential candidate of the
American First Party. will testify
at a public hearing in Washington
next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

Runs batted h-Wsketield. York OUTLAW
Two-base hits 80 Higgins. Wskciicid swift
Trout Home runS-Wakefeld YORK Sacrifice
hit--Eo0ver Left on philadelphia q,
Detroit Double plays--Hoover 10 Mayo 90
York Busch 10 Hall TO McChee Bases on
-bstis-Off- Hafnitn - ff-Ssiteie 81 -'>tF,ses
out-By Hamlin 2 by Scheib Hiis-Ou
Hsmlln IL I'm 4 innings. wild pitch-Tr0ui
fPruettel, UmpYret-Hnbbard Pfpgrss and
stewart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
See oths, Picture and Stop. POEs }

See ietuTss nds P0Fs
Charles Dalton, A. whose death Thursday will be in
yestigated by authorities The boy rushed to Chill
drens Hospital from the boarding home of Mrs Martha
Muggelberg of Marine City where he placed by the
Chren Aid Society after he taken from his parents
inquest ordered today into the death Of 4yearod
Charles Dalton who died last Thursdayhs little body covered
blue he had rushed Chdrens
Hospital from boarding which he had been placed by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
MISSING PAN-AMERICAN CLIPPER FOUND

NEW YORK Sept. 26 QNS)-Pan-Amercan Air
Ways officials in New York announced today that the
Havana Clipper missing with % passengers has been
found at Sato la Fragua Vera Cruz with dead
and 10 slightly injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
COULDN'T FIND DOCTOR
5a3l3zE!I$
RIvES POCKET JAPS ON PELELIU

ABOARD EXPEDITIONARY FLAGSHIP PALAU,
Sept. 26 (UP)-Via Navy Rado)-Army forces drove
directly the Pelel peninsula today and marines
crashed through TO the norhernmost tip of the island,
cornerng remnants of the japanese garrison in two dis
connected, irregular pockets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

BATON ROUGE La, Sept. 26 (UP)-A resolution
giving Louisiana Democratic presidential electors 10 days
to decide whether they will support President Roosevelt
and Senator Truman resign presented to-day to
the Democratic state central committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

Leonard and Ferrell, Smith and
Rosar.
New York at Chicago, night
game.
Boston al st. Louis, night game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
III ISBUKGfI
600 600 0
020 600

Butcher and Camellt: Andrews
Hutchinson III and Hofferth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
JEW BELGIAN CABINET REPORTED FORMED

LONDON, Sept &c (UP)-The Brussels radio
ported today that a Belgian government has been
formed under Premier Hubert PierlOt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set at 7.23 p m. today
and rise tomorrow al 7:25 q m.
The NOM will rise at 4, 90 p. m. TODAY
and set tomorrow at 1886 m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
ST. LOUIS
600 100 |
102 600

Schmidt and Cooper Gregg
Sunkell (5J and Bragan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
In The Times TOp'

On. Z. q. TOoLE. DEnIf-
faysue IT Michifsn, Opp,
Ga lei, CA esse.-A1x
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
National LEAGUE

FIRST GAME
Cincinnati 600 402 200-S 10 !
New York 010 III 001-5 IA l
konstanty, Shoun 90 and Muel-
Ter; Allen. Hansen "a, Brewer
~ and MancuSo.
SECOND GAME
CINCINNATI r II T
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CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
NINTH INNING

ELPHIA--Hoovcr threw out ESte'
leila Pruette was hit by pitched ball
Siebert flied 10 Cramer In deep right center
Higgins threw out McGhee No run. no hit
no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

4 PHTLADELPHlA--Hoove tossed out Scheib
Hall flied 20 CfameT Garrison singled TO
center Esialela flied 10 Cramer No run,
one hit no error
Y DETROiT-Mayo walked Higgins hat into
double play. Busch to Hall 20 McGhee
\ YORK popped % McChee. No run. no hit. no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . 33s Busch
flied 10 CfamCr SchClb flied 90 OUTLAW
OUTLAW lost HalTs ny IN the sun and he
vas safe az first Garrison forced Hall
Hoover 10 Msyo No run one hit no error
DETROIT-HOovef flied 10 Garrison Trout
doubled 20 right. CrAmer vas out. Hall ID
McGhet Trout golng to third. ScheIb tossed
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
SURADE NUZUDY-
TQ LIETUVOS
zMONIQ


Is Maskvos paleista zinia
jog prie Vokietijos sienos su-
rasta bendra duobe, kurioje
buve suversta apie tukstantis
.lavonu Lietuviu vyru, moteru
ir vaiku, kuriuos Vokieciai nu-
zude pasitraukiant is Lietuvos.
Kick tame teisybes sunku
pasakyti, mes VokieSiai tikrai
uzsieme zudymais, daugiausia
zydu, kaip Lietuvoje taip ir
kitose salyse.
Bet. bolsevikams paleisti to-
kias zinias nesunku, kelimui
neapikantos prizes Vokiecius ir
paslepimui savo zudikisku dar-
bu. Patys zudydami Lietuvos
zmones, bolsevikai neisileidzia
Americas nei kitty saliu jokiu
atstovQ j Lietuva patikrinti
padeties if. bolseviku pasielgi-
mu' SUI Lietuvos znnonenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
PETIcUos sU PARAsAIs Wis ATEINA

Turekit pasizadejusiu vykti
vardals ir adresus, ziurekit kad
jos devetu ant krutines tick
zvaigzduciu kick turf tarnybo-
je sunu ir dukteru.
Vietinio komiteto grupei bus
pranesta visos informacijos
kur ir kada vaziuoti ir kur
Washingtone susirinkti.
Kitos kolonijos klausia in
formaciju apie hotelius Wa
shingtone, ir tt.
Reikia pazymeti kad hoteliu
nereikes toms motinoms kurios
nores ta pacia diena gryzti is
Washingtono. Kurios nores pa
matyti Washingtona ir ilgiau
ten pabuti tai ju paciu reika-
las su nakvyne, mes tikrai ten
sunku viesbuciuose kambarius
gauti.
Skyriai, ar kuopos ar klubai
ar draugijos kurios turf parin-
Ike motinas vaziuoti Washin-
gtona tuoj praneskit apie tai
LVS centrui, $500 Superior
Ave-, Cleveland 3, Ohio, ir Ko-
misijos Pirnnininkei:
Mrs. Ona Biezis,
3241 West 66 Place
Chicago, Ill.
Kiekviena Lietuve kareiviu
motina privalo laikyti sau uz
garbe kad il dalyvaus tokioje
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kick IS TO BUS
NAUDOS?

Vokietija uzkariaujant is
vakaru, sajungininkai sutare
kad Vokietija valdys auks-
ciausi Alijantu taryba. Tary-
ba sudarys gal but Gen, Eisen-
hover nuo Amerikos, Marsalas
Montgomery nuo Britu ir kas
nors nuo Rusijos.
Ia taryba visais klausimais
lures prieiti vienbalsio sutari-
mo, apsisaugojimui prizes bent
kurios vienos valstybes vien-
pusiska pasielgima, savo poll
tiskai naudai SUI Vokieciais SUI
sigretinti.
Tas sutarimas is vienos pu-
ses isrodo geras, bet is kitos
puses = Rusija gales viska
tramdyti ir kliudyti, nesutik-
DANA nei su Amerika nei su
Anglia, ir jos bus bejieges ka
nors daryti.
Jau dabar Maskva turf XII.
tokias paziuras j Vokiecius ne
gu Amerika ar Anglia. Boil
sevikai neigia tik Hitleri ir ma
zizma, bet taikosi prie Vokie-
ciu liaudies, ir nori palikti Vo-
kietija apginkluota.
Prize Vokietijos okupavimo
bus prileista ir Prancuzija ir
jai uz nuostolius gal bus leis-
ia palaikyti okupacijoje dial!
Vokietijos per ilga laika.
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LIETUVOS ATSTO-
VYBES BULLETINS

Redakcija gavo Lietuvos Pa
siuntinybes isleista Angliska
biuleteni, uz Spaliu menesi, =
"Current News on the Lithu-
anian Situation. Shame hume
ryje telpa Sic straipsniai (pa-
vadinimai cia paduodami Lie
tuviskai):
l.. Lietuviu Tautai Graso
Isnaikinimas.
9. Suvalku Sritis: Istorija,
Etnografiskos Datos, ir Pas
tari Ivykiai.
3. zinios is Vokieciu ir So
vietu Okupuotos Lietuvos.
d. Reakcija Pries-Pabaltijo
zygius.
5. ietuviu-Amerikeciu Vel
kla.
G.. Paskiros Opinijos apie
Pabaltijo Valstybes.
Sis biuletenio numeris susi-
deda is 18 didelio formato pus-
lapiu.
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ZYDAI PATYS SAU
KENKIA

Palestinoje veikia zydu te-
roristu organizacija, kuri skal-
do pacius zydus is vidaus. zy-
dai, persekiojami kitty, panasiai
kaip naziu, susilauke viso pa
saulio uzuojautos. Bet kai jie
prizes menesi laiko nuzude Pa
lestinoje Britu atstova Lorda
Moyne ir jo soferi, islaukinis
pasaulis parode uzuojautos nu-
kentejusiu seimoms, o zydai
susilauke visu pasipiktinimo.
Ia zudyste atliko du jauni
zydai teroristai, nariai Pales-
tinos zydu organizacijos, tuo-
mi tikedami dara gero zydu
reikalams. Bet tokiu pastel
gimu jie paniekino viska ko
jie Xxi siol sieke.
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Nors kai kurios kolonijos
jau baige rinkti peticijas ir
daugiau nesidarbuoja, taciau
kitur dar darbas varomas, ir
Wis sake gauna geras pasek-
mes.
Didziusi skaiciu parasu Xxi
siol surinko Clevelandietis vel
kejas Alekas Banys, LVS LIMO
skyriaus narys. Jis jau arte-
ia prize 5000 parasu.
siomis dienomis dar gauta
pluostai peticiju su simtais pa
rasu is Amsterdamo, nuo Adv.
A. C. Stoknos, ir is Chicagos
nuo Margucio.
Mazais skaiciais blanku at
siuncia siaip kolonijos.
Kurie turit neispilde petici-
jos blanka, skubinkit gauti pa
rasus j ja ir grazinkit LVS
centrui.
Xxi siol uzsiregistravo jau
apie 40 Lietuviu Kareiviu Mo
tinu vaziuoti j Washingtona,
SUI peticijomis pas Prezidenta
Roosevelta.
Jusu kolonija taip pat turi
lygia teise atstove j Washing
tona siusti, todel prasome ne
atsilikti.
Koloniju veikeju ar organi-
zaciju kurios ruosia Lietuves
kareiviu motinas vaziuoti sU
peticijom j Washingtona, pra.
Some isitemyti Siuos dalykus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
Peticijas Skubiai GrazinMte Tvs Centrui

istorineje kelioneje. Seniaus
tokius zygius atlikdavo vyrai,
dabar moterims pasitaiko pro-
ga, ir jos kvieciamos vaziuoti,
daugiau = geriau!
Jei kur nera motinos turin
clos du, iris ar keturis sunus
tarnyboje, geistina kad vaziuo-
tu ir tokia motina kuri deves
tik viena zvaigzdute.
Kvieciamos vaziuoti ir kariu
zmonos, jeigu tik nori.
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinq
Komisija
Ona Bieziene,
Chicago, Ill.
Stefanija Douvan-
Ciurlionyte,
Detroit, Mich.
Hypatija Yciene-Ziuriene,
Cleveland-Lakewood, O.