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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
COLORED BOY
 GETS ANOTHER
 SHOT AT cHAME

Hartford, Nov. o-WtfS Featherweight Champion Wui9 Pep is hard at work on the e111 and in the gym these days prenor ing for his ten-round overN |It rematch with Charles (Caeeyl Lewis of New York. The battle hiali- lights 8 boxing show to De held next Tuesday night ct the AudI torium.
 When they first met in septemhcr. the champ knocked out Lewis but only after the New York Negro had given the featherweight boss one of the busiest fights of his career. For nearly eight heats the ten tairds ranking challenger for Pepss crown gave Willie a rousing scrap as Tainp sprinkled fans howled with eiee.
 It was the last show of the out- door season, drawing one Of the largest crowds of the year. All who saw 1t agreed Lewis gave the champ the best fight anyone has. That he tagged Willie with enough hard shots to draw the best fighting spirit out of the aroused Willie.
 The Lewis camp of course thinks it has the man who can whip Pep in the featherweight field, Only q lightweight champion, sammy Ai1- govt, has been able to defeat willie in 81 bouts.
 Angott Helps
 Incidentally, Angott has been working out with Lewis, helplne him sharpen his ring "savyys SO that the coIored boy may be the only fighter except Angott to de feat Pep in S2 professional bouts Angott meets Jimmy McDaniels iu the main go at MISC Friday night with Jimmy Hatcher of Lake City SC well-known by Waterbury fans to show in prelim. Charley Smith of Newark who recently flattened Lefty LaChance of Maine, is also on the card. Smith was a sensation in Hartford about 8 month ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
Webster Rallies
 To Dust SIoeum

By a single point, Slocun school boy touch" football team is out of the tournament sponsored by the Park Department, having been eliminated by Webster 7-6 yesterday after Slocum scored the first touch down, Webster bounding back with an Interrogation of a Slocum pass by Martone, who ran 20 yards for 6 score to tie the game; Keane passing to Frenis for the point which gave Webster the hard-earned victory Giampetro score Slocum's touch down on a pass from Tiso to the Webster 15.
 Today, Woodrow Wilson and Driggs were to play, the loser to drop out of the tourney. Al Napoli will start the game at 4 p. m. at Hamilton Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

to help the youngsters out are re- quested to contact Supervisor of Re- creation Bill Derwin at the Park Department office, City Hall.
 Among the coaches who have been serving the youngsters in the various schoolboy sports are: Harry Melvin, Tom Hank" O'Dea, Pat Quilter, Dick Weyrman, Al Napoli, George Lauria, John Delaney, Tim Daly, and several others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

The Coast Guard Cadets meet their second major foe Saturday in opposing Dartmouth at Hanover and coach Johnny Merriman shuffled his backfield to help offset the pow CT in the Dartmouth line. Stan Wiener was in his old position at wingback, and Tommy Dorsey at tailback, leading Mario Cataffo and George Richardson as blockers. A half dozen top reserves were readies as alternates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
Angott Training LelOis 10 Beat Willie Pep
Michigan Sweeps On With Forgotten Men Replacing
 Leading Scorer and Rusher
BY HARRY CRIMSON
 NEA Sports Editor

New York, Nov. 8-A lot of peo- pie counted Michigan out when the Bobs Captain Wiese and Nuss- baumer- called by the Armed Forces. They scarcely could be blamed for selling the Wolverines short. FllIback Wiese was the Vest ern Conference scoring leader with 42 points. Right halfback Nuss- baamer showed the way in rushing with 379 yards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

w COt 6OAAAtC1 , OO hit pay dirt. This forecast may not seem plausible to the reader but I would like to as- sure you it is en- tire1y possible. The Irish, it is true may have been beaten by Navy by a decisive margin, but when you stop to con- slider all the fac- tors that enter into this situation, ..~- nIaa~1Sl 1a~n1 1ry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
BROWN

Providence. R. T., Nov. 9-(UP)- Defensive formations against the Yale ground and aerial attack were outlined today as the Brown squad worked out in preparation for Sat- urday's invasion of Yale bowl. A backfield shift sent Dick OLeary of Worcester, Mass. To the right halfback spot. replacing Roger Wil- Hams. The "Ay team backfield lined up with Charley Tiedemann, Stu Goodman, Paul oBrien D q O1eary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
ICONNS

Storrs, Conn, Nov. 9-(UP)-The University of Connecticut Huskies play a traditional rival, Norwich University, here Saturday, and the full squad was in uniform today as the infirmary discharged the casual ties of the past few weeks. The Huskies have lost but one game this season and was given top odds against the Cadets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
Signals On!
 by WIN MALONEY (Staff Writer)
Notre Dame Over Army
(Staff Writer)

According to a National sports magazine approximately 64 New England Sports Editors have de- cisively picked Notre Dame over Army despite the country bet-
 ting odds of about to 5 on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
Tigers Lose Star Kicker To Army

New York, Nov. g = (U.p.) = Cecil Johnson. triple threat half back for the Brooklyn Tigers and the top punter in the National League. was en route today to his nome In Paris, Tex, where he will be inducted into the armed services.
 Johnson, who is slated to take his physical examination tomorrow, is 2S years old. He is married and has two children.
 Ken Fryer, young tailsback was moved up to replace Johnson. He has ben out of action since early m the season with knee injury, but It has recovered sufficiently for him to return to the lineup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

Muzzy Field in Bristol where only 2 handful of fans have turned out for the Sunday tits. It was so bad that Manager Frank Longo has had to put his squad on the road. They have only two more home games this season.
 
 ON THE WEATHER? Contributed by Billy ''East End
 Kid" BOucher) It's foggy in London, And ite windy in Chicago, But 1t vii never be Dewey in Washington
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

Marie Gajda has been awarded the
Silver Star. an award of high merit
for gallantry in action while in COM
bat flight.
In the words Of his commenda-
ton, LIT. Gajda participated in
bombing mission against a vital en-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

envy oil center in Roumania. Over
the target, his aircraft was severely
damaged by intense and accurate
enemy anti-aircraft fire. After sue
cessfully dropping his bombs, he
risked his life to crawl through the
torn bomb bay and working with
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

devotion to duty, as evidenced
throughout his combat career, Il.
Gajda has reflected great credit
upon himself and the Armed Forces
OF the United States Of America"
Prior to his entrance into the
Armed Forces, 1t. Gajda attended
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

located spare chute for himself as
he had given his to another crew
member. Only after he was assured
that he could be Of no further aid
TO other crew members did he para
chute to safety. BY his conspicuous
gallantry, determination and intense
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

out oxygen, he cleared away debris
to reach a wounded crew member.
After rendering first air, he fur
ther cleared the aircraft of debris
and all excess weight. Without
gloves or oxygen, in the intense
cold, he eliminated one source of
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

fire by clearing away severed cleo
trical lines. When fire did break
out, although realizing the immi-
nent danger of explosion, he slid
the wounded gunner out the cam
era hatch. aided another gunner to
fasten a troublesome leg strap and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04

the Detroit Institute Of Technolo-
gy. He also weSrs he Air Medal with
two clusters and the African Euro
pean-Middle EaStefn Theatre Rib
bon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-04
GolIontry In
Flight Brings
Medal To Goido

18TH AAF IN ITALY-1st. 1t.
Thaddeus c. Gajda, son Of Mrs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
LIETUVA UZIMTA
BOLSEVlKU

Spaliu II d. pranesimais,
Raudonoji armija uzemus
visa Lietuva, pradejo bom-
barduOti Klaipedos ir Til
zes miestus.
BOlSevikai pasieke Pa
langa prize Baltijos ljurOs,
tuomi pereidami kiaurai
visa Lietuva.
Laikydami Klaipeda pri-
klausancia Lietuviams, ka-
dangi 1889 m. Vokieciai ia
is LietuvOs ateme, bOlsevi-
kai be abejo stengsis pasi-
grObti ir Klaipeda SUI Klai-
pedos krastu siaurinej Ne
munO pusej.
Raudonieji. uzeme zemai.
tijos miestelius ir krasta
Xxi pat Klaipedos kaimy-
nystes, Kretinga, Darbe-
nus, Lenkimus, Gargzdls
ir simtus kitu Lietuvisku
vietoviu.
Vokieciu dar like siaur.
vakariniame kampe ir Lat.
vijoje, ku jie pasilieka at
kirsti nuo pasiekimO Ryt'
prusijos zemes keliu.
Ryga dar nepaimta, bet
ten eina smarkus musiai
miestas bolseviku apgultas
Bolseviku armijos prade
10 nauja uzpuOlima Suomi
jos, Petsamo srityje.
Bolsevikai tesla save uz
puolimus Vengrijos, ir alta
ku0ja Varsava, kuri p0 ne
pasisekimO Lenkams prize
Vokiecius, pasilikO Woke
ciu rankOse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
LAIkO UZSTATUS
w HITLERI

IS Stockholmo praneSa
jog Vokietija pasiryzus is
vezti Belgijos karaliu il XII
tus zymius imtinius j Japo-
Mia, kur laikys JUGS uzsta-
tais ismainymui ] Hitlerl
az kitus Vokieciu karo va
dus kurie galetu patekti ]
.Alijantu rankas Vokietiiai
pralaimejus.
Sulyg ju plano, jeigu SUI
intas koks naziu vadas bus
nubaustas mirtimi, tue pat
laiku bus nuzudytas vienas
tokiu imtiniu Vokietijoj al
Japonijoj.
Vokieciai turi ellie zymir
Prancuzu, Holandu, Belgu
Norvegu imtiniu, ir DAM
jos karalius yra Vokieci1
okupuotoje teritorijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
I-ietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga,
Am. Liet. Tautininku Centras,
American Friends of Lithuania.
CHURCHILL TARA.
81 SU STALlNU

Po konferencijos su Roo
seveltu, premjeras Church
i'll nusiskubino j Maskva
pas Stalina kitoms tary-
boms. Matomai, kas toxic
svarbaus iskilo kad jis tu-
rejo pas Stalinaayyllsstsii. Ell, kksaii,
ropos ateitis slepiasi tame
pasitarine, tik gal j If pa
liks paslepta ir pavesta boil
Seviku malonei.
Stalinas nesikalha If ne
vaziuoja niekur, jis tik sa-
vo nusistatyta programa
Europos pavergimo vykdo.
O Roosevelt tn Churchillu:
padave Stalinui visa Valia
dabar nezino ko griebtis.
Kalbama kad Roosevelt
vel rengiasi su Stalinu pa.
simatyti Gruodzip menesi.
Jeigu dabar siedu didiej5
nesutvarkys Stalino tai ne.
trukus bus pervelu su JUG
tvarka gauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
PREF. Roosevelt, kuriam

PREF. Roosevelt, kuriam
prikaisiojama prisiemimas
komunistu pagalbos siuose
rinkimuose, savo kalboje
Spaliu 4 pareiske jog jisai
nejiesko il nerageidauia
komunistu nei fasistu pa
ramos.
Taciau tas pasakymas
nieko nereiskia, mes komu-
nistai vistiek uz j agituo-
ia ir remia, is ju agentu
daug sulinde valdiskas
vietas, kurie ir ateityje pa
laikys savo kontrole tam
tikrose vietose. Rinkimus
laimejus, komunistai visal
atvirai sprausis j valdzia
kaip prigulinti prie laime-
toju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
:: ''::l@|A|lR
D A r B Al
Tx DATsBJNINKQ ZINIOS
Atsauke Dideli Mekani-
ku Streika

Spalip II turejo ivykti
$4,000 darbininku strelkas
karo reikmenu dirbtuvese
Ohio ir Michigan valstijo-
je, kuri pasisoko issaukti
Mekaniku unija, del maz-
niekio, kuris prasidejo Gle
velande, kai buvo prasalin-
tas is darbo vienas Graphi-
te Bronze Co. darbininkas
uz sulauzyma sepos uzrak-
to.
Ginant ta darbininka,
MESA. unijos vadai uzsi-
spyre issaukti streika ne
tik toje dirbtuveie bet ir
ga kitose dirbtuvese kur il
turf nariu. Streikas betgi
Spaliu II atsauktas.
IOkla neSamOne gall Du-
ii toleruojama tik Ameri-
koje. Tos unijos vadas ne
ra net Americas pilietis,
:iis yra Britu pilietis, radi,
kalas agitatorius is Lon
dono.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13

HITLERIS, kaip prane-
Simas sake, ryztasi Woke
tia valdyti slaptai isla-
vintu sufanatikintu jauni-
mu, kuris ruosiamas naziz-
mo mokyklose, kovoti prizes
svetimus okupantus kurie
Vokiecius nugaleje uzims
ju sail. Jeigu Hitleriui il
prisieitu pabegti kur kitul
kai Alijantai okupuos Vo'
kietija, jaunimas prisaikdi-
namas pildyti jo slaptus
praneSimus.
Tuo budu, nugaleta Vo'
kietija vistiek negales su'
sitvarkyti. ir kentes vargs
ir priespauda, mes jeigu til
fanatikai kovos, zudys sa
/ lies uzemejus If savus ku
rie su nugaletojais susides
Vokietija niekad negale'
pradeti geriau gyventi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
LENKAI VEL VYkS.
TAILONDONA

Lenku uzsivarymas dir
bti ir laimeti, nors mato-
NOSE negalimose salygose
apsireiskia Londono Lenku
vyriausybes in exile prem
jero Mikolajczyko pasiryzi-
me vel vykti j Maskva pas
Stalina tariffs. Ten dabal
randasi Churchill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
MLESTAS AACHEN
SUNAIKINTAS

Amerikos karo vadovybe
buvo davus ultimatuma ap-
supto Aachen miesto Vo-
kieciams pasiduoti Xxi Spa
liu II, arba tas miestas bus
visai sunaikintas. Vokie-
ciai atsisake pasiduoti, ir
prasidejo toks atakas kad
mieste neliks akmens ant
akmens. Jane buve Woke
ciai is orc ir zemes kanuo-
lemis atakuojami ismusti
ir zuvo liepsnose.
Neuzteko kad Vokieciai
laikesi mieste, bet dar de-
jo pastangas dienos metu
siust tukstancius nauju sa-
vo kareiviu miesta ginti-
iie taip pat ismusti miesta
apsupanciu Amerikos kar-
eiviu.
Nekurie Vokieciai nore-
dami pasiduoti bego is mie,
sto j Amerikieciu puse, bet
ne visi pasieke saugia Vie
ia, mes begancius is uzpa-
kalio saude patys atkaklie-
il naziu kariai, kurie buvo
pasiryze nepasiduoti.
Alijantu jiegos palengva
stumiasi pirmyn kitose. va
karu fronto vietose.
ITALIJOJE, lietus, pur-
vas ir atkaklus naziu prize
sinimasis pietuose nuo Bo-
logna trukdo Alijantu ar
mijai greiciau zygiuoti.
GRAlklJOJE, Br1tu ar
mia isiverzus j Graikijos
salas, pradejo zygiuoti gi-
lyn, isstumdama Vokiecius
is Graikijos. Nekurie mie-
stat jau gausingai nuskam-
beio iSlaisvinimo varpu
garsais.
Vokieciai traukdamies is
Graikijos atlieka savo pa
prasta griovimo, naikini-
J mo ir zudymo darba.
PACIFIKE, U. S. lektu-
val Spaliu II suplaisino 5s
Japonu laivus, sunaikinc
80 lektuvus, ,uzpuole Ryu.
: kyu salas tik 200 myliu pie
, tuose nuo Japonimos.
: Spaliu Z, alijantu bonn
!, beriai atakavo Kita sala
800 myliu nuo Japonijos
: palikdami didelius nuosto
: Illus.
: Prize Ceram ir Halmahe
i ra salu AlijantQ lektuva
e sunaikino Is kitus Japonl
y laivus.
|, Japonai pasiryzo galuti
; mai sunaikinti Amerikieci1
; punktus Kinijoje ir padar'
5, uzpuolima Foochow dalyjee
Ju tikslas yra uzimti Kwei
lin miesta, kas butu dide
i liu smugiu .Kinijai If Anne
r rikieciams.
& Pasiryzta tas miestas nc
IS uzleisti Japonams nezlu
u rint jokiu nuostoliu.
u, Pastaru laiku. Amerik
l pradejo teikti zymiai d
p desne parama karo reikmt
. minis, negu kada Xxi sit
teiks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
STABAS PERSIkE-
LIE PARYZlU

Alijantu vyriausi karo
vadovybe perkele savo Sta
ba is Londono j Paryziu.
Lektuvais isgabenta stabo
reikmenys, knygos, zeme-
lapiai, ir kartu j Paryziu
persikele 60 korespondentu
ivairiu pasaulio' laikrasciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13

Americas karo nuosto-
liai sulyg pranesimo, Rugs.
q, pasieke iau 417.085, is
ju apie 10000 usmustu, XII
/ ii suzeisti ar pateke. nelai-
sven.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
Mrgu NJ g g
70,
Raso Kugis Mugis. s


klausimas turf du girnu akme-
nlu sau ant kaklo. Viena, ne
ra patenkinanciu budu prize
darbo pritraukti visi Americas
Lietuviai: Katalikai, pusgy-
viais sandarieciais ir negyvais
socialistais apsikore, bando ma
sta vieni nesti. Antra, media
roma zygiu atidaryti tai pa
salpai kelia j Lietuvos zmones.
Lenkai susidure SUI panasiu
klausimu. Jiems kliudo dvie-
ju vyriausybiu buvimas: Lon
doniskes ir Lubliniskes MAS
kvines). Jie laimingi prieiti
prie UNRRA fondu, bet nelai-
mingi, be kelio. Sakoma, UN
RRA virsininkai svarsta pa
salpa dalinti per Raudonosios
Armijos istaigas!
ESTIJOS raudonuju kvislin-
GU vadas paskelbe pasauliui,
esq Estai nebusia prievarta
komunizuojami ar kolektyvi-
zuojami. Sake, privatine ukiu
ir smulkaus verslo nuosavybe
busianti gerbiama, bet komu-
nistai darysia viska Estus It'll
KNIT kolektyvines santvarkos
gerumu.
Kas zadama Estams, ia Mas
kvos papugos zades, be abejo-
jimo, ir Lietuvai. Lietuvis
cia atsimins ia Zemaiti kuriam
patiko uzejus mada tureti su-
mis- su trumpom uodegom. Jis
nutare ir savo margiui ilga
uodega sutrumpinti, bet, pasi-
gailedamas sunies. he sykiu
visa nukirto, bet kas ryta pc
coli nupjaustinejo, Xxi atitin-
karno kucumo tapos Maskva.
matyt, ruosia panasu "pasigai-
lejimo" buda nelaimingiems
Pabaltijo gyventojams.
VIENU ispudingiausiu Anne
rikos Lietuviu zygiu az Lietu-
vos laisve bus tinkamai paruo,
sta il tinkama valanda Wash.
ingtonan pasiusta Lietuviu ka
reiviu motinu delegacija su mi
lijonu parasu po peticija uz
tarti Lietuvos laisve. Tinka
mole valandoje pasirodzius, to-
kia delegacija gall graziai pa
gauti Americas visuomenes il
spaudos demesi.
Pasauliui dar syki bus tin
kamai priminta nelaimingo'
Lietuvos skaudus ir neuztar
nautas likimas.
Taip peticijas, taip delega
CHA ruoSia Americas Lietuvil
tautine visuomene, veik he sro
viu ar ju vadu paramos.
NERAMIU zINIU Lietuvo
likimui pranesa New York Ii
mes Londono korespondentas
Raymond Daniel. Sake, An
glu visuomeneje ir spaudoj
ivykes pastovus persilauzima
is Wilsoninio (Tautu Sajur
gos) idealizmo j diplomat
Metternicho paziuras, lsivies
patavusias po Napoleono kari
pereito simtmecio pradzioje.
Einant tomis paziuromis, d
deses valstybes nesuvalde So
vo troskimu, bet pazabojo v
su mazuju tautu siekinius, d
ko dvidesimtame simtmety1
ivyko 1914 metu ir 1889 met
didieji karai.
Russia, Anglia ir Amerik
sake, nutare eiti tue paciu k
liu. Tas reiskia ruscias di
mas mazoms tautoms ir nauJu
baisius karus ateityje.
METTERNICHINES polit
kos vadu yra Russia. Atsispi
tt jai, Anglia nusprende tel
ii savo itakon visas mazesn
Vakaru Europos, valstybes,
Prancuzija ir Italija. Ask
jei Anglai organizuos savo b
ri, Rusai organizuos, ir, ia
"A. ~ -
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Karo

dirbtuviu masinu priziure-
tojai ir taisytojai, nuo ku-
riu priklauso masinu vel
Xmas, galutinai nutare uz-
baigti streika. Pirmutiniai
is 5000 streikeriu pradejo
gryzti j darbus pereitos sa-
Yates pabaigoje. Del jQ
streikavimo $4,000 darbi-
ninku negalejo dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
Rumanijoje ko m unistai

KumanlJOJe K 0 m unlStal
rengiamuose Savo mltln-
guose smerkia dabartine
Sales vyriausybe If agituo-
ia uz komunistu il sociali-
stu sajunga, suda ry m u
bendro fronto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13

!. NAZIU nekurie aukstie-
il vadai sakoma jau bega
slaptai is. Vokietijos j Pie
tn Amerika. Jie isvaziuo-
ia submarinais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
Lietuva Rusu U1mta, Nusmerkta I$naikin!mui
kitas Amerikos Lietuviu Seimas

E.inant Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos centro val
dybos posedzio Rugsejo 10 nutarimu If Rytiniu
Valstiju tautiniu vekeju pritarimu, atsizvelgiant
i traginga Lietuvos padeti kokioje j atsduria an
ira bolseviku okupacija, Suomi pranesame Ame-
81 New Yorke saukiamas Antras Americas Lietu-
win Sein1as
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Youngstown, O.

streikavo apie 200 darbi-
ninku Truscon Steel Co,
del nesusipratimu uz algas
ir tuomi sulaike gaminima
kareiviams reikalingu isse-
dino laivu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13

Plieno gamyba Sioje sa-
lyje per pirmus 9 menesius
Stu metu pasieke nauja au-
ksta rekorda is 67,199,4 ,467
tonu. 1913 metals tue pat
laikotarpiu buvo pagamin-
ia $685., ,13O tony. Begyje
siu metu pirmu 9 menesiu
plieno industrial operavo
SUI 95.7 nuoS. normalio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-13
Anglia rupinasi I

angina ruplHiSI pakeICI
savo gyventoju skaiciu, ka-
70 labai isnaikinta. Patiek-
ia planas kad vedusios po-
ros pagimdytu po kudikl
kas meta per sekancius 5
metus. Jau dabar zymiai
sumazeio kudikiu gimimas
visoje Britanijoje.
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MIRE WII.LKIE.

Yorke, Spaliu 8. staiga mi
re Wendell Willkie, 81 m.
amziaus. Apie tai placiau
|.telpa ant Ito pusl.
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Americas kareiviu Sci
mu suselpimui sio karo be-
giu jau ismoketa apie ID
miliionu dolariu.
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AmerikOs DarbO FEEDER

AmerikOs DarbO Fedora
CHA skelbia turinti nariu
6,806,913, be to dar pusan-
tro milijono nariu yra ka-
rineje tarnyboje.
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Quincy, Mass.

Quincy, Mass. = Laivu
statybos darbuose sustrei-
kavo apie 1000 darbinin-
ku. Valdzios atstovai dir
ba streiko baigimui Ten
TRIMS pamainomis dirba i
$4,000 darbininku.
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Nuo isiverzimo Prancu-
zion, Alijantu jiegos jau
paeme nelaisven 564, COO
Vokieciu .kareiviu.
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METTERNICHINES politi-
kos vadu yra Russia. Atsispir-
ii jai, Anglia nusprende telk-
ii savo itakon visas mazesnes
Vakaru Europos> valstybes, su
Prancuzija ir Italia. Aisku,
jei Anglai organizuos savo bu-
ri, Rusai organizuos, ir, tarp
kitko, nepaleis Lietuvos is sa-
vo nagu. "a
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-25
Railroad Manpower

Clearly the manpower problem is far from
solved. Instead it appears to develop new
complications from day to day.
case in point is the railroads need for
additional help They are reported to be short
100000 men. In the face of this shortage,
some $4,000 present employees are expected to
be indicted into the armed services in the
next few months
How the rail lines can be expected to main.
tain anything approaching normal schedules
under these conditions is not apparent. Ye,
the war program is largely dependent upon
rail transport for its operation
Already trains are running behind SEIZED.
ules because crews are not available An even
greater handicap is the long hours crews are
required to work. Not few railway wrecks
are traceable to physical exhaustion of crews
ana maintenance workers. If $4,000 more rnen
are taken into the armed services the situa.
ton inevitably will grow worse
When such conditions are brought to public
attenton 1t is hard to understand why WIG
1aa TO enact universal service law.