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Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
BY DAN MCGUIRE

ABOARD A CARRIER FLAG
SHIP, July 10 Delayed up
Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher,
commander of the worlds greatest
mobile airbases, says he believes the
japanese are withdrawing fleet sup
port from their South Pacific bases,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
Governor Names
Boards Members

LOS ANGELES, July 81. CUP
Five southern Californians Thurs
day received appointments to state
licensing boards from Gov. Earl
Warren.
Mrs. Esther Davis Reidenbaueh,
South Gate, was named for a four
year term on the state board Of
COSMOLOGY
L. w, Christensen, San Diego, was
named to the pest control board for
three years, and Jess b. Worthing-
ten, San Diego, received a four
year disappointment to the state
contractors license board.
II. Cedric Roberts, Burbank, was
named to a four-year term ON the
same board.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
SO, MOTHER or : SAILORS

BURLINGTON, Vt. July 27. OUP)
AT 36, Mrs. Henry Francis is the
mother of three sailors, Henry,
j., 81; Leonard, 20, and Herbert,
10. Married when she was 10, she
thinks she is in line for the young
est nom" title.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
WAC Restricts
Hotel E:m pIoyes

WASHINGTON, July 27.-(UP)-
Hotels were ordered Thursday by
the War ManpoWer Commission to
limit guests to two face towels and
one bath towel daily an6 effect
other service economies, if they
want to retain their locally need
cd" service designation.
VINO directed hotels TO reduce
the number of persons serving
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
PAGE THREE
DYNAMO At n

AUBURN, Me, July 27 up
At 81, Charles j. Wolff works an
8-hour day, seven day week stocking
boilers at the Auburn Theatre, and
he plans to spend his two-week
vacation wedding neighbours victory
Gardens
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
Fl Centre Wednesday to Maseo
Jones from Picola Jones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
And Them Full View of Casino

But rUhat a game! :. Mems GDes are the
stakes and both sides playing for keeps.
Once again we hit the road.
By now we are so covered with dust we are the
same color as the road.
Our hair feels like wire wool and our noses,
mouths and lungs are parched from it.
We are high up on winding mountain road and
as we round bend we find ourselves overlooking a
wide valley.
Rushing midway across it and running from left
to right is short, high ridge completely surrounded
by flat land Beyond it mountain looms through the
dust and smoke. At its foot is town.
Ii is Casino tuith Mount Casino, called Mon
astery Hill, behind it and Mount Trocchio in the
foreground.
We stop and look out over this bloody battle
ground.
Our guys are booming, cracking, barking roar
ing below us like pack of deep-throated animals
closing in for the kill.
The whole scene is bathed in haze-partially
dust partially smoke spread like light fog to cover
the movement Of the troops below.
1t is truly an awe-inspirng panorama made
more by the sound of the big guns and our
knowledge of what is transpiring out there below
and ahead of us.
None of us speaks as we start down into the
valley
Through the blue-gray haze we can see little
flashes of yellowish red flame as our cannons hurl
their death-dealing shells screaming over into Cas-
sino and the German positions on the mountainside
behind.
Down we wind our tDay until ,ue reach the
floor of the valley and then up Route Six for a
peak around Trocchio.
We are only three miles from Casino here but
all we clouds of dust caused by our shells
dropping into the town.
We stop and spend an hour with battery of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

artillery men. They are firing our biggest gums
24O-milimeter howitzer with extra large powder
charges.
ALL AROUND AND BEHIND US ARE
OTHER BATTERIES-105 1855, ENGLISH
25-POUNDERS; LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF
GUNS OF ALL SIZES.
The din was terrific and never stopped.
Incoming shells rOhisde but shells shot
from guns behind us rend the air, making pecu
liar whirring noise as they streak overhead.
BurriS made a sketch of hOwitZer crew in ac-
ton while our West Point aviator-schooled in all
phases of war-was fascinated by the sight of his
book learning in action and between barrages talked
shop with the gunnery officer and crew.
Mel just sat there with my fingers in my ears
making mental notes of it all so could tell it to you
AS have now done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Reds Are Shaping
New Offensive
Violent Skirmishes Hint
Drive on Northern Front

MOSCOW, May 20 (INS)--
Violent skirmishes today marked
several sectors of the northern
front, where unofficial observers
recently have predicted full
blown Rec army offensive might
be expected momentarily.
Tonight's Russian communique
again reported no material
changes on the eastern front.
Thirty-one German planes were
shot down yesterday, the state
ment asserted.
Planes of the Baltic feet air
arm returned TO the attack on
Axis shipping with a strike
against Kotka, a harbor on the
Finnish Gulf. Pier and port in
stallations were damaged in the
attack and a supply ship set afire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Brakeman Injured
While Boarding Train

Stanley F. Yetka, 40, of 6425
Calhoun, Dearborn, a brakeman
for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. was admitted 10 Grace Hos
pital late Saturday. suffering in
luries received when he tried 30
swing aboard the p and o. Wash
ington bound streamliner, THE
Ambassador, "
Yetka's legs and his right
shoulder were fractured in the
accident, which occurred at W.
Grand Blvd. and w. Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Full Page War Map
In Times Monday

To aid readers TO have a
more extensive understanding
of what's going on in the
Pacific, The Detroit Times,
Monday, will present a FULL
PAGE COLOR WAR MAP,
"Springboard to the Philip
pines.'
II will show how the Japs
are making a desperate last
stand in New Guinea and de-
pict how areas recaptured by
General Macarthur have put
the AAF 500 miles closer to
the Philippines. The map also
will show maximum range
for land-base bombers from
Darwin, Hollandia, Solomons
and the Marshalls. with a
closeup Of territory in the
New Guinea battle front.
Mondays Detroit Times
also will bring the second in
stalment Of Lawrence Sulli-
vans articles on the startling
growth OF bureaucracy and
its threat TO free government
in the United States. The
series, a condensed version of
a best seller book of Mr..
Sullivan's, starts in this SUM-
days Times.
Issues of the Times are
limited because of the news
print shortage, so you are
urged to dial CHI $500 10 ar
range for carrier delivery Of
The Detroit Times TO your
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
West Guinea :
.|s|esCdptured
Yanks End Conquest
Of Key Wakde Group

ALLIED HQ, SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC, May p tUP)-Ameri-
can infantrymon completed their
conquest of the Wakde Island
group, 80 miles west of Hol-
landia, New Guinea a communi-
que announced tonight
The Wakde Islands. Insoemoear
and Insoemanai, now are COM
pletely in our possession. the COM
munique said, adding that $50 Jap
bodies were counted on Wakde
through Friday at the end of az
hours Of intensive resistance. Our
casualties were l6 killed, 80
wounded and two missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
German Fighters
Set at ; Million
Experts Believe Nszis
Plan Swift Transfers

WASHINGTON. May 20 (UP)
Informed seni-official American
and British military experts be-
lieve that Germany has been
reduced about 5000, 900 front-line
soldiers with which 10 meet the
forthcoming Allied attacks.
With only 5000 900 actual fight
ing men, she must choose between
spreading them thinly around the
long perineter she must defend
or leaving some gaps with the
hope the Allies will overlook them.
The guesses now are that Ger
many has chosen the latter, count
ing on rapid transfers when the
blows fall In those soft spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Plans for Conversion
Due Late in July

WASHINGTON, May 20 (UP)
The WPB today advised produce
ers of automobile parts that the
government would probably have
a detailed plan ready by late July
to govern the future partial re-
sumption of civilian passenger car
manufacture when military condi-
tons permit. I
WPB Chairman Nelson had
stated that ne saw no chance OF
production for civilians being re-
Sumed this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
KURILEs HIT AGAIN

WASHINGTON. May 20 QNS)
Bombing attacks against Japa-
nese airfields and a ship In the
Kuriles were reported today by
the navy. On the night OF May lS.
Ventura search planes blasted
Paramushiru Islands in the Ku-
rifles, starting large fires at air.
fields.
During daylight on May Is, an
enemy patrol vessel east OF Para
mushlru was damaged and proba-
bly, sunk. L. S. planes assaulted
remaining enemy positions in the
MarshallS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
5th Pounds Line
Before Rome
CONTINUED from Page one)

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the Hitler belt fell apart after the
Americans captured Itri and
Gaeta, while the French seized
San Olivia.
American troops also smashed
to Campodimele. 10 miles above
Itri, and occupied Mt. Pizza, be-
tween the two points. From San
Olivia, the French famed out to
the northwest TO strike at Pico,
hinge of the enemys new switch"
line less than four miles away.
In the Lira Valley, British, In
dian and Canadian Eighth Army
tanks and infantry reached the
gates of the vital hub OF Ponte-
corvo and struck at the village of
Aquino from its captured air
drome.
The Americans on the lower
extremity of the Fifth Army,
meanwhile overwhelmed the port
of Gaeta on Point Gaeta, elimi-
mating the most powerful concen-
tration OF Germany artillery yet
encountered by the Allied forces
in the Italian campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

GAETA. Italy. May 20 (UP)-
The people of Gaeta crept down
out of their hiding places in the
hills today TO throw flowers into
the jeepS and command cars of
the Americans.
}rc> Germans retreated along
NE Appian way before it was cut
ny the Fifth Army tanning out
from captured Formia. The town
was demolished with usual Ger
man thoroughness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Child Hurt in Fall

With a broken leg and possible
skull fracture, Betty Ping. ), was
taken to Receiving Hospital Sat-
urday after a fall from a second
floor window of the Ping home at
1896 Samson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Is Cul+ists Found Guilty

SALT LAKE CITY. May 20
UP)-Fifteen polygamists, men,
bers of the Fundamentals sect,
were found guilty today of ille-
gally cohabiting with their So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
49, V1.-4 =
Publisher at Front to Wen Casino Battle

1t was electrically exciting to note how both
forces had advanced since we first looked at map
that morning as if you had looked over checker
players shoulder at the start of a game and then
looked again some time after to find your side with
three or four kings crowding your opponents pieces
into trap about to move in and end the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Italian General Killed

NEW YORK. May 20 GNS) -
Italian patriots have killed Gen.
Rollo. commander OF Republican
Fasclsts' in Rome, the British
radio said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
William Randolph Hearst, Junior

EDITORS NOTE-This is the eepenh Of a series
OF articles by William Randolph Hearst, Junior, noo
Ia IGly)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
By WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, JUNIOR

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH ARMY On
THE CASINO FRONT, May 1S-The good-loo1ng
young air force lieutenant approached us as we were
climbing into our jeep at advanced Fifth Army head
quarters.
Gould Join you?" he asked rather timidly.
Sure" | said. Jump in. My name is Bill
Hearst and this is Burris Jenkins"
my name is Blank" he said
guess we looked little dubious, because he
added:
That's right. Blank-Jonas L. from Wash
ington, ID. c." and climbed in.
AS we bounced along the dusty Italian road 1t
developed that he had graduated from West Point
a couple of years ago and was pilot on Flying
Fortress with Is missions to his credit.
81 got couple of days off so thought Id like
to see how they do il on the ground in this war; he
said "By the way, where are we going?" he added
I'VE got tip and are headed up toward Cas-
sino' replied. "Is that okay with you?"
"Okay by me-" he grnned, and on we went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
NEED TRANSIT RIGHTS

As the Bosporus and Darda-
nelles give Turkey complete con-
troll of the exit from the Black
Sea to the Mediterranean, Tur-
keys greatest contribution TO the
Allied cause would be 70 give
transit rights through this pas
sageway. together with permission
10 use her airhelds.
The Turks have an efficient
army OF about 1,500, 900 reputedly
well-trained troops, but not well
equipped for mechanical warfare
being deficient In planes and
tanks and similar war-waging
equipment.
Though she has q comparatively
small number of planes, her air.
fields are modern and numerous,
and their use by Allied air forces
would bring Balkan targets. in
Guiding the Romanian oil fields,
within the range OF Allied heavy
bombers.
NAVY WOULD HELP
As for her navy. II 10 small, but
would strengthen Russia's Black
Sea feet considerably.
The recovery OF Sevastopol,
with It's vital naval base, gives
the Russians full control Of the
Black Sea--an invaluable advan-
tage In the current operations
against der fuehrer's satellites.
This, in turn, gives Turkeys domi-
nance over the Dardanelles greatly
increased Importance.
At present, Allied wsrships are
forbidden passage through the
Dardanelles as long ~ Turkey
remains neutral.
Copyright lstt International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Adm. Woodward Says:
Wary Turks
Sit on Fence
Fall OF Sevssiopol
Spurs Allied Pleas

By Rear Adr Clark w. Woodward
4. =. Navy
EDITORS NOTE; The opin-
ions expressed ard the assertions
made herein arc nv olCn and
ore uot "a D. construed as official
or rejecting iH emp 1coE the
-li9nS Of tAG-MnEu- department
or the EaVal service at lores.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Maps Corrected TO Half Hour

Our first stop was Eighth Army headquarters
40 minutes away Here we checked and added to our
Yes, it was true The Poles had advanced on our
right flank and even now were cutting around to
the left on the heights behind the monastery.
Another force of British troops had already
crossed the Rapido River on our left flank and were
advancing up the Liri River valley.
If the English forces tuere able to join up
uvith the Poles on Highway Six behind Casino the
to.un lDould be encircled and all of retreat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

1t could and might happen today.
We pushed on up to the next town for lunch.
From there we went on to Polish head
quarters. Here We went into huddle with their
intelligence officers who showed us on their maps
corrected to within half hour-where their
troops were behind the monastery and how far
back the British had progressed up the valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

A glance at your map shows
Turkeys strategic position astride
the Dardanelles, that narrow
waterway separating Europe and
Asia. European Thrace-the small
triangle OF Turkish territory In
Europe-forms q powerful land
the only bridgehead into the
Balkans, which is exposed to a
German-Bulgar thrust.
Except for the Bulgarian border
and scattered Nazi-occupied
islands on her west coast, Turkey
Is almost surrounded by Allied
troops-along the Caucasus, Iran,
lraq and Syrian frontiers and by
nearby Cyprus Island. The Nazis
hold the Dodecanese and other
islands protecting the entrance to
the Aegean Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
WASHINGTON, May 20 INs)

WASHINGTON. May 20 ms
What Ia Turkey going 10 do?
That Is one of the most peril.
nsnt questions being asked by the
Allies st present. Whether she Is
10 continue her policy Of neutral
ity--ccnsistently followed since
iaSe-or lend more active support
20 the Allied war effort is a mat
Ger Of deep concern, and her hour
OF decision is near.
With the Red Army's victorious
campaign in the southern Ukraine
crowned with the recapture OF
Sevastonol last week. and the pos
gihility that Romania and Bull
RAria soon will be forced out OF
the war. the military situation
confronting Turkey will make 1t
Increasingly difficult for her 10
DELAY ioinins the Allies.
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PABEGO APIE 1000
VOKIECIU KARIU

IS Turkijos pranesa jog
nuo pasikesinimo nuzudytl
Hitleri, is Vokieciu arni-
jos pabego bent 1000 ka-
rininku, vengdami mirties.
Taip pat kyla itarimai
kad tame suokalbyje ivel-
tas ir Pulk. Gen. Zeitler,
buves virsininkas Armijos
Generalinio stabo.
Nuziuretus sukilelius su-
saudant, kittens pabegant,
Vokieciu militarine masina
nuolat silpneja.
Vokietijoj, SUI pavergtais
darbininkais ir karo nelai-
sviais yra apie II milijonu
kitatauciu. Jie laikui at
eius prisides prie Vokie-
tijos suplaiSinimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
VOkIECiU STUMI-
MAS STIPREJA

Rugp. 3 pranesimais is
Vakaru fronto, Amerikos
jiegos stumiasi pirmyn per
Brittany pusiausali, kuris
jau visai atkertamas Vo-
kieciams.
Visu frontu Britai-Ame-
rikieciai muSa Vokiecius ir
ju apsigynimai plysta, nyk-
sta; Vokieciai vietomis pa
sitraukineja, kitur tiesiog
bega.
Britu kareiviai prasilau.
re pro Naziu silpneiancia
centrine fronto dali ir pa
sivare pirmyn Z mylias Xxi
senos Normandy sostines
Wire, tokiu budu viso jau
pazygiuota pirmyn II my
liu nuo Caumont.
Tas jau skaitoma prade-
iimu Vokieciu "didzio pa
sitraukimo".
Tukstanciai Vokieciu pa
imta nelaisven. simtai uz-
musta, daug suzeista.
Rugp. 3 pranesimais. Vo-
kjecius atakavo net 4 SOC
Alijantu )ektl1vu, dalgiau-
sia Amerikieciai kurie da-
re zygi is Anglijos ir TIA
liios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Rusu armijos apgulusios
Varsava ir to miesto puoli-
mas yra tik valandu klau-
simas.
Liepos % raudonarmie-
ciai paeme Kauna, Siaulius
ir kitus Lietuvos miestelius
zygyje linkui Baltijos ju-
ros, kuria jau pasieke Lat
vijoje, ir zygyje linkui Ry-
tu Prusijos pro Marijam-
pole, Vilkaviski ir kitas
sritis Dubysos ir Nemuno
plote.
Siomis dienomis visa Di-
dzioji Lietuva be abejo att
teks Rusams.
Lenkijoje uzimta Balsto-
ge, Lvovas. Stanislavovas,
miesteliai Varsavos apie-
linkese.
Latvijoj uzimta Daugav-
pills, Bezekne, ir kit mie-
steliai. Ryga be abeio ne
trukus bus painta.
VOkieciamS pabegimaS is
|Latvijos ir Estijos i Vo-
Ikietiia zeme uzkirstas, iei
Vokieeiu ten dar yra like
Rusai kaip tai atsargiai
eina link pacios Vokietijos
sriciu.
Paskiausiomis Il niomis,
raudonieji inejo j Suvalku
trikampi, kuri 1889 metals
sutartimi SUI Stalinu Hit
leris prisijunge prie Rytq
Prusijos. Tai jau skaito-
ma atakavimas pacios Vo-
kietijos teritoriios, jeigu
tai galima sakyti. Ia sri
It's yra Lietuvos, tik Len
kai ia valde.
Arciausia ka prie Woke
tijos Rusai priejo tai w
imdami Didvyzius, netoli
sirvintu, tame Suvalku tri-
kampyje.
Kauna uzemus. Stalinas
isake Maskvoje saudymais
saliutuoti.
Kaip Sovietu Izvestia ra-
SO. Kaunas esas nedaug SUI
gadintas. sudeginta ir SUI
griauta kick namu.
Priedui pridedama kao
Kaune Vokjeciai per save
okupaciios laikotarpi iszu-
de anie 30 900 zvdu.
Lake Vokieci,1 valdvmC
Lietuvoie ir Raltgudiioie
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KaunaS PaimtaS. VISA Lietuva Sovietu vergijoj
u. S. JIEGOS ARTE-
IA ! PRARASTAS
FILIPINU SALAS

Americas jiegos isiverz-
damos j patti siaurini gala
Dutch New Guinejos, pri-
siartino tik per 900 myliu
nuo Filipinu salu, apie po-
ros valandu keliones lektu-
vais. Tuomi nukirsta TUX
stanciams Japonu kareiviu
susisiekimas ir pabegimas
is tos salos pietuose.
Apie 250,00O Japonu at
sidure prazuties pavojuje.
Marianu salu uzemime
Amerikieciai iSmuSe 10000
Japonu.
Guam sala taip pat jau
pusiau nuo Japonu atm
ia, ten uzkirsta pabegimas
Is 600 Japonu.
Karolinu salu vandenuo-
Sc Americas lektuvai nu-
skandino 10 Japonu laivu
su reikmenimis.
Per Liepos menesi Japo-
mans nuskandinta so lai-
w nuo isiverzimo j Maria
nu salas.
Licpos 20, Amerikos SUI
perbomberiai B429 dienos
metu atakavo Japo1u di-
dziasias industrijas Muk-
demo srityje, rytineje Man
dzurijoje, ko Japonai nesi-
tikejo. Padaryta dideliau-
81 nuostoliai. Negryzo vie
mas lektuvas.
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kONGRESAS VEL
SUSIRINKO

Su Rugp. l, sugryzo
Washingtona Kongreso at
stovai If vel stojo dirbti.
Tarp kitu darbu svars-
tvs pokarini SALES demobi-
lizavima, ir jau dabar pla-
ciai kalba apie ivedima be-
darbiams atlyginimo S35
savaite.
Kitas didelis rupestis at
stow yra tai sio rudens
prezidento if dalies kon-
greso nariu rinkimai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
ANGLIJA SUNkIAI
KENCIA

Vokieciu robotai lektu-
val nuo pradejimo veikti
apie pora menesiu atgal,
Xxi Rugpjucio l uzmuse
Anglijoje, daugiausia Lon
done, 4,735 zmones, suzei-
de 14,000 kitu, il sugadi-
no arba sunaikino $4,000
nanny. Sta liudna zinia
.paskelbe Churchill. Per G
savaites Vokieciai paleido
5,34O tu skrendanciu bonn
bu j Anglia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Argentina gavo Ameri-
kos vyriausybes griezta pa
reiskima kad Jos vyriausy-
he negaus pripazinimo Xxi
il aiskiai nepakeis savo po-
litikos nuo "pro-Asies"
pro-Alijantu.
Argentina kaltinama ne
prisidejimu prize vakaru pa
saulio apsigynimo. bet pa
laiko rysius su Vokietija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
Prancuzijos Uzkariavi-
mas Pleciamas

sakoma prazuvo desimtys
tukstanciu zydu.
Viename pEanesime, ra-
Soma kaip me- jaunos zy-
debates atkakliai kovojo
ir zude Vokiecius Rusams
uzimant Vilniu. zydai pa
deda kariauti prizes Woke
cius visur kur tik jie gau-
ma ginklu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Vokietijoje, visoms mo-
TERMS isakyta dirbti, vyk-
dant visuotina kara. Mote
rims neduos jokiu atosto-
GU.
Taipgi fronto liniju ka-
reiviams patvarkyta dirbti
tiltu atstatymo ir keliu tai
symo darbus, ka pirmiau
atlikdavo tam tikra darbo
organizacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
PuOdininkystes

Puodininkystes industri-
joje, kurioje dirba $4,000
darbininku, pripazinta dar-
bininkams savaite atosto-
gu su uzmokesniu.
Apie 5000 tu darbinin-
ku dirba East LIVERPOOL,
Ohio, srityje, kuri garsi sa-
vo ivairiu molio isdirbiniu
darbais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Detroit. = Tesiasi 1000
darbininku streikas Chew
rolet Gear and Axle Divi-
zijoie, darbininkai protes-
tuoia prizes ivedima nauju
darbo pagreitinimo patvar-
kymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
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D A r B Al
IR DARBJNINKQ zINIOS

AmerikOs dirbtuvese per
Liepos menesi padirbdinta
5000 nauju karisku lektu-
WI, tarp ju daug nauju di-
dziuju BIG.
Su Liepos lektuvais, sy-
met isviso padaryta $500
lektuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

ITALIJOJE, Ali j a n t y
armija prisiartino jau ne
toll Florencijos, uzimant
svarbia kalnu sriti. Patys
Vokieciai paskelbe Floren-
ciia atviru miestu, todel
miestas dar nebombarduo-
iamas, laukiama ar Vokie-
ciai is jo pasitrauks.
IS Berlino pranesa jog
Vokieciai pasitrauke is Pi-
sa, noredami palikti Pasvi-
rusi Boksta, ta istoriska
senoves pastata, nuo su-
griovimo. Tuo tarpu Ali
jantai dar jaucia Vokiecius
esant tame mieSte.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Anglijoje. apie 100000
moteru dirba karo indus
triiose, kurios turf vaikus
jaunesnius negu II metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Pagerbimui zuvusiu 322
zmoniu Port Chicago, CAL,
sprogime Liepos II, lektu-
val skraidydami ore barste
geles ant vandens to uos-
to plote. Surasta tik 45
lavonai, kitu nerandama.