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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

fashionable 10 do so .. She
thinks phony eyelashes look ox-
actly like phony eyelashes
She never bothers people in the
public eye for their autograph
-. When Joan Crawford gets "A
bum notice il makes her ache,
CAROYAN. Stein and Dali are
~ not up her alley She
loves Toscanini or KoStelanetZ
recordings and detests Gloomy
Sunday" Her grandfather
wasn't with Give in India. and
none of her kin came over on
the Mayflower. but they all
made darn fine buck privates
when they were needed
Sheila Barrett would find her
dull material for a satire, but
she would have made a swell
heroine for Harold Bell Wright
She eats onions with ham
burgers She doesn't know
Peter Arno and vice versa
She's her own Emily Post and
insists you use your knife on
that impossible hunk Of lettuce
When she goes into a phone
booth, il is 10 call her mother
10 say she'll be later than she
thought, not 10 phone some
other guy 10 meet her after
she drops the one she's with -.
She applauds when the Ameri-
can flag is flashed on the screen
She closes her eyes when
she dances with you, and stays
on key when she huns in
your ear You can bet your
life she isn't flirting with the
sax player over your shoulder
She's the gal your mother
was and your sister IS.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

THIS, of course, is precisely
i what happened on June 10
of last year. There were ample
extenuating circumstances, as
there always are in such epi-
sodes of mistaken identity in the
confusion of battle.
Nevertheless the fact itself
should be noted because repeat
edly, in the past, similar mis-
takes (some real and others
merely alleged) have been ad-
vanced to discredit the British
system of an equal and separate
air ministry.
In a famous attack on the
Raj by Rear Admiral Harry
f. Yarnell in November, 1941,
for instance, he leaned heavily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-
@ GEON- GEN f r AL
II THOMAS PARRAN. MD.

g URIC cong ENE r AL
~ THOMAS PARRAN, MD.
Of the United States Public
Health Service. has come out
a current magazine article
Jnd tells about how absenteeism
due 10 illness is sabotaging the
war effort. and urges us all 20
do our part for victory by keep
ing well.
Among other things he is
against the common cold. II
causes more absenteeism than
any other ailment and you can
lick il, says the general
"Stay away" says the gen.
eral, from people who have
coughs or sniffies."
But the war factories are full
OF people with coughs and
snifles and 10 stay away would
seem to re-to increase absentee
ism. Besides the general thinKs
anybody who has a cold should
stay at home. So between those
who stay n home with their
coughs and Snlffles. and those
who stay away to avoid coughs
and Sniffles there wouldn't he
anybody in the factories az all.
Sometimes these deep-thinking
scientists mix me up
Perhaps az this juncture I
can offer a helpful suggestion
with due acknowledgement 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

The demeanor of Dolan is no
mirror of this pathos. His prin-
cipal problems seem to be keep
ing accurate check on the
blankets and cots issued and
securing their return when the
men depart. But knowing the
Irish. and knowing Dolan, it's
certain that this nonchalance
is but varnish and in the fine
grain beneath fingers sympathy
and understanding, and a desire
10 be doing something more than
tending the hosiery.
WILL.
p. S. "Hogin" doesn't appear
in any dictionary. But If DoIan
calls IL his "hogin," then hogin
il is and there's no disputin'
Wise old Irishmon Who's a-run-
min tn place to tn 0sry best o.
his ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

EDITORS NOTE - This is
from one Of the Sc Who have
gone into the service from the
Times editorial department. The
writer: Chief Yeoman William
Hardy, sports reporter, Who
wds in Sicily at the time OF
Writing.
DEAR BOSS:
DOLAN'S HOGIN Is a hos
~ telry. Converted from an
apartment building. il is now
naval barracks. Beneath its roof,
unscathed by bombs, are billeted
a few base personnel and many
transients who stay a few days
and nights and then move on 10
ships or other ports.
Dolan himself is Irish and
bos'ns mate who first sailed
with the fleet in the last war.
Further description shouldn't he
necessary. But I'll add that he
has an eagle beak nose. a bas-
ketball in his midriff and the
customary Irish humor.
AS master at arms of Dolan's
Hogin.- he fell heir 10 a choice
set Of rooms. which he calls his
locker" There are laughter,
plenty of conversation, such
leisurely recreational facilities
as acey ducy, crihhage, pinochle
and checkers. and the smiles
and tears brought by memories
of life back in the States"
This room is equipped with A
small iron coal stove. desk
used more for acey deucy than
for business, several chairs
which are often filled with lone
some figures Of those transient
men. and the joe pot on cabi-
net with a marble top which is
used for a kitchen table.
The room is awry. The walls
aren't squared but meet at two
corners on about so degree an
giles and AZ 100 degrees at the
others. Decorations of Varga
girls, and clippings. and all the
Christmas. Valentine and birth
day greetings Dolan and his two
fellow occupants have received,
adorn the bulkheads. Wallpaper
is torn away in most places.
leaving the exposed surface Of
gray plaster. The floor IL Of
smooth. gray. cold stone laid in
a hnoleum-like pattern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Babies are bits Of stdr-dust
BlowA from tho hands NJ God
Lucky the Uoman l0ho has kRoun
The pdngs Of birth
For she has held star.
-Barretto.
THE average housewife works
Il 81 hours a week. So claim
those who have thoroughly
checked the matter. This brings
us TO the discussion Of wages
for wives" How much salary
should a housewife be paid?
Well, professional houseWorkers
are asking Is cents an hour.
Therefore. the housewife who
works ga hours a week should
get S4S a week. On the basis
of a 40-hour week, with double
time for overtime, the house
wlfe's salary would be some
what higher, 500 a week 10 be
exact. So a housewife may con-
sole herself with the fact that
her job is worth $50 a week
even If she doesn't get it.
DILL DICKEY, second great
ID est catcher Of all time. The
first, of course, was Roger BreS-
nahan. For some time / have
been claiming the catcher was
the most important player on a
ball club. But not until re-
Gently have l found any sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

in New York City and many
other major cities could he re-
duced by taxing all gambling.
Do not overlook the fact that
the New York state budget has
been recently balanced largely
through the aid Of the state tax
on mutuel betting.
- 4 T LEAST six women are in
~ love with my husband, is
the way a magazine writer be-
gins an article describing her
domestic situation. She is just
letting her imagination run riot.
The only husband in the United
States who has more than three
women in love with him is
Frank Sinatra. The writer
aforementioned goes on 10 tell
how despite the scramble for
her mates affection she man.
ages 10 remain the top girl.
1t is extremely bad taste for
woman 10 write an article on
how she holds her husband.
What must the husband of such
a female think when he reads
such an article? Not only that,
what must his male friends
think? Women who really man.
age their husbands keep quiet
about il. Their idea is to have
the husband think he is doing
the managing.
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

IS of the "a delegates. II he
comes out with fewer than that,
after all the effort he has put
into that state. ii will not be
possible to say that he has been
at al effective there.
If Dewey gets any delegates
at all, after his name was with
drawn, it is evidence of his
popularity. Politicians say that
Wlllkie will not receive anything
like three-quarters of the dele
gates or even half Of them. We
can only wait and see. 1t should
be noted that Democrats as well
as Republican may vote in the
Republican primaries in that
state.
The Republican convention is
getting under way and while
the candidates are seeking dele
gates. considerable speculation
appears as to who will deliver
the keynote speech. This speech
is important because il can, and
this year well might, give color
TO the entire proceedings.
So far, the three most actively
suggested are Senator Chapman
Revercomb of West Virginia.
Clare Luce and Gen. Pat Hurley,
formerly II b crt ffoovers
secretar of war and now
Franklin d. RooSevelt's secret
emissary to the Arabs, the
Persians and the Iraqis.
Pat Hurley might have stood
a chance had he not permitted
himself TO do jobs for Mr..
Roosevelt which may become
issues in the campaign. How
would it be TO have Hurley as
keynoter and then to discover
that what the party accuses
Roosevelt of doing, Pat Hurley,
the keynoter, did for him.
There is too much political
dynamite in this and the Hurley
candidacy for keynoter will die
from gentle strangulation - al
though everybody loves Pat and
Republicans wish that he had
stayed away from Teheran.
Copyright. 1914. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

RUT politicians and criminals
- discovered that II was an
INSTRUMENT made 10 their order
and after mary a good rcputa-
tion had been beSmirched and
many A sucker trimmed by
blackmailers, the law fell into
some dlsrepute
II got 50 a guy was afraid 70
take even his elderly aunt
TabItha on streetcar ride be-
yond the city limits
Btft-, Of -COUTSC, no congress
man would dare 90 home and
tell the church people Of MS dis
Irict that he had voted 20 ex-
punCe law dcS CnCd 10 abate
SIN. no matter II he thought the
design had been diverted 10 in
iquity
T ONCE knew a lady who made
Il right good thing Of promot-
lrg ChQmpS 70 tdKc lIer or am
rides from one state 70 another
on what seemed tho most inno-
cent preteXtS and then putting
the old shakerroo on the boys
by flashing the Mann Act.
She died long ago Of a broken
heart / forgot 20 say that in
the matter OF looks she was a
bit on the crow side
She had a guy by the name
OF Chuckleby arrested but he
declined 70 hold still for the
shake after she had taken a trip
with him from Denver 10 Chey-
enne The first thing he did in
his defense az the trial was 70
introduce nine ahenists who all
testified that IN their opinion he
was sane.
Then he addressed the jury on
the immoral purposes angle.
Ladies and gentlemen. he
said. Il ask you 10 gaze upon
the plaintiff Would a sane man
be guilty. lie was acquitted
amid cheers
T1E author OF the Mann Act
was James Robert Mann, a
Chicago politician who was
member OF the House OF Repre-
SentativeS FOR many years prior
TO ms death in 1872
From the So-called ninetieS
down 20 the passing of the act
the white slavery situation was
unutterably diSgraCefui. " was
due in many places 10 official
corruption and IN all places to
local tolerance.
Women were imported in
large numbers from France and
Belgium and other countries
and sold like cattle 10 the oper-
ators Of the brothols of the red
light districts.
In Chicago, Denver. San Fran
cisco and scores of other cities,
IL was a we'll organized traffic.
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

the editor of the Middletown
Times-Herald, Middle,own, New
York. In one OF. my columns.
which the Times-Herald chart
tably printed. | expressed some
doubts about the cockSurenesS
of recommendations for cold
remedies. The editor seemed
10 feel that l had overlooked
an old reliable American way
OF treatment. and asked me
publicly in his columns whether
l had ever tried skunk grease,
averring that one OF his friends
had obtained some remarkable
results with IL. | was chagrined
10 acknowledge that | had not,
bat promised that II ! could oh
tain some chat was the hitch
with me- I would submit i 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

the most careful scientific tests.
The editor promptly sent me
a supply and, true 70 my word,
/ gave IL a scientific trial with
the following gratifying results.
Hon. Abner Gulp, " h os e
avocation in bars renders him
especially liable 10 colds, tried
one OF my samples and reports
Natures remedy, Having
rubbed some on me, my wife
drove me out into the yard for
the night and the fresh air
cured me"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
a. r. r.. Does eating garlic
help 10 reduce high blood
pressure.
Answer: No. this Is an old dis
credited remedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
ON BROADWAY

is something you wear at home.
10 high school or at a football
game, not at the Stork Club -.
To her Dixie Tighe is some
small town down South
When a fellow asks here if
she'd like some silver foxes, she
asks him: What for?"
When she goes TO the theater.
it is TO see and hear-nOt TO be
seen and heard The only
Daddy she knows is the one
who married her mother.
CHE remembers everything
- she did on New Years Eve
since she was 10 years old, and
there's nothing she did that
she's trying 10 forget She
thinks a powder room in a res
taurant is a place 10 powder
your nose, not 10 stab a pal in
the back Macoco never took
her 10 FL Morocco or on a trip
10 Europe She heard the
rSgay lyrics of Dwight Fiske
and hlushed She never did
the rhumba with George Abbott
and her names never been
banded about in a Broadway
colum or a Kaufman and Hart
show Life photogs have
never tried 10 get photos of her
with her dresses up TO her hips.
They know what waste of
time that would be. The
only time she ever got her pic
ture in the paper was when she
helped Coney Island reach the
million on the beach" mark
81. She thinks Tonys is a shoe
shine parlor.
CHE wore the colors Of the
~ Flag as an ornament on her
dress or coat long before II was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

on the argument that unless
trained by the navy. airmen
would be handicapped in recog-
nizing and understanding naval
detectives and tactics.
He referred to the torpedoing
of the British cruiser Sheffield
from the air by a British plane.
Amusingly enough, in that case
the mistake was made by a
naval plane, not an Raj plane.
The simple moral is. that
under any system of organiza-
ton airmen must be taught to
recognize the nationality OF
ships below. just as soldiers and
sailors must be taught to recog-
nize their own planes above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Quick Answers

1--Air-uh, accent on first syl-
liable. Is the pronunciation
approved by Webster'S New
NA International Dictionary.
2-Only Shaw Patrick Henry
was born in l.. S. of Scot
parentage; ST. Patrick was
of Scot birth; DeValera was
horn in New York of n
Spanish father. Irish mother.
3-Fireht homes, clean beds
and wives.
4-Joseph d. Nunan Jr.
Spanish.
6--kernel Of fruit. Cinnamon is
from bark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

tReprinted by RequesD
CHE once was taken TO a New
~ York night club on New
Years Eve and didn't enjoy
herself She believes every
thing she reads in the movie
mags The only time she
stays up all night is when she
as a toothache Marriage,
"a her opinion, is something
sacred, not just a breathing
spell between gigolos She
thinks Lucius Beebe is the
name Of a perfume If she
wasn't true TO the guy she
cared about most, she'd never
be able TO sleep. II would worry
her too much . When she
sees a girl snubbing others or
being insulting. she doesn't con-
slider 1t being sophisticated, but
downright rude She's never
been To horse race or dog
show at Madison Square Gar
den or any place, and when she
sees scenes from them in the
newsreels they make her yawn
=. She doesn't do charity
work just TO get her picture in
the paper She is familiar
with all the latest styles, but
cannot afford to wear them.
YOU never see her sitting In
the corner OF some joynt
drinking and smoking and try
ing TO appear interested in the
conversation of a man who
looks as though he might be
her father If you see her
AT s in the morning, she isn't
going 10 some hot spot in Har-
lem. She's going 10 the s a. m.
Mass Tommy Manville has
never asked her 10 he his secre-
tary She thinks a sweater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

fishes a study by psychologist
Philip J. Rulon and others, in
which they used the photograph
records called The Sound Of
History with r. inner Davis.
commentator. relating the his
tory Of the outbreak of World
War / in 1914.
Eight high schools cooper
ated. one group heard the rec
ordS lille another read the
am @ material in print. The
grand conclusion was that
neither method was superior to
The other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Connolly Answers

1--(c); 2-(b); 3-(a); 4-(a;
Sal; 6-(a) Virginia; CD
Texas; Co Alabama; I'D
Ohio; (e) Georgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Answer to Question No. I


Yes. A lot of wives start in
by being nurSemaids TO tn Q ir
husbands and, when a husband
once gets the habit Of being
waited on and all his whims
satisfied. nothing sh ort Of a
charge Of dynamite will break
him loose.
Answer to Question No. 2
No. His emotions and atti-
tudes are almost as important
as his mechanical skill. Psychol-
gist a. r. Lauer, traffic expert
III Iowa State College. shows
that safe driving is due not only
10 skillful handling Of your car,
but is profoundly influenced by
your emotions and attitudes to-
ward other drivers and their
rights. and toward traffic regula-l
tlOnS
Il Safe driving ais o. requires
thorough knowledge OF traffic
regulations.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
Extremely doubtful. The Har-
ward Educational Review pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon il3 gals. valid through
June ~
RI and C-t Coupons gals each.
r. and c. Coupons gals each
BIS and C-3 Coupens 5 gals each
NtLaw requires state name ard license
number he wNiten on avery coupon
when received
FUEL OIL
Period and Period Good through
No. I-Vahd Though March 81
SHOES
stamp "a Wand through April 80
Alrpiane stamp Valid 8dshntely.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADIJNEs
C-May 81. A-Mar 81, Bv-Juns 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

IT IS elementary that a con-
L test for a nomination for the
presidency is limited to the
delegates. The campaign has
nothing TO do with mass popu-
iarfty. II mas everything to do
with the will of the party as
expressed in the primaries where
the delegates are selected.
Some delegates 90 TO the con-
vention pledged to a particular
candidate; others are unin-
structed. Some Of the unin-
structed delegates are pledged
by private agreement. Some
delegates are pledged 10 diff
ferent candidates for first, Sec
ond. third ballot and down the
line.
Up to last Friday, this was
the score:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Willkie is putting up the
strongest contest; Dewey ac-
tually withdrew his name. If
Willkie is TO shine at all in Wis
consin, he ought TO have at least
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
PROGRESSED FOODS

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue As, IA, c., DIS and E-s--
Valid through May 20
rs, G-s, H-s, is, KS 80 Valid
April through June 20.
MEATS, CHEESE, FATS
Red As. rs, C-s, D-s. E-s and
F-s-Vaid through MAY 20
G-s, HIS, J-sA-Valid through June u.
Lard Ration free through March 81.
One IN. salvage fat. good for 4 cents
and two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamp ~. Nn. BOOK s ius vstr1
Indefinitely.
stamp 81, No, Book lbs valid
from April ! indefinitely
stamp 90, No. Book lbs for
canning through Feb. as, 1875
Spare stamp 81. No, Book valid
for maximum ~ 20 rs for can.
ning. Apply local board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

CHE wore the colors Of the
~ Flag as an ornament on her
dress or coat long before IL was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Copyright i'ti, John ?. Ollie Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
PRANASAUJA GREI-
TA PABAIGA

Britu premjeras Church
i'll savo kalboje pareiske,
laimejimas ir karo pabaiga
gall butt pasiekta dar Sia
vasara. Bet jeigu karas IL
giau tests tue blogiau ir
sunkiau jis atsilieps j prize
So.
Churchill pazymejo kad
gal but jau milijonas vyru
dalyvauja kare Prancuzi-
joje siuo laiku.
Churchill sulauke dienos
kada galejo Vokieciams at
grazinti ta kas isrode iau
veik rarklupdys Anglia
1910 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

ITALIJOJ, }Alijantu ar
mia nuostabiai pasekmin-
gai zygiuojas .pirmyn, per
II dienu nuzygiavo 60 my
liu Adriatiko juros pakra-
sciu ir uzeme eile mieste-
liu ir miestu. Vokieciai is
state visur atkaklu pasi-
priesinima ir Freikia kick
viena mylia uzimti temp
tn kariavimu.
Prancuzai uzeme Elba
sala Vdurzemio juroje.
PACIFIKE, u. S. nauji
didieji bomberiai B-29 da-
re ataka pacios Japonijos,
padarydami dideliQ nuosto-
liu 'Japonijos Pittsburghui'
plieno isdirbysciu centrui.
Vienas tu lektuvu buvo
numustas ir jo likuciai pa
kliuvo j Japonu rankas.
Amerikieciai vel atakavo
tvirtove sala Truk, ir bal
giama uzkariauti sala Sal
pan.
Tesiama bombardavimas
Kurilu salu siaures Pacifi-
ke.
Japonai. uzeme Kinijos
svarbu niiesta Gangsa il
verziasi tolyn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
RUSAI UZEME VII
PURI, EINA GnYN
SUOMIJON

Rusu armija, likus lais-
va nuo Vokieciu ataku, pa
sinaudoja proga pamusti il'
uzgrobti siIpna Suomija.
RusQ armija puole dvie-
jose vietose, uzeme miesta
Viipuri ir verziasi tolyn.
Rusai national nesustOs
Xxi neuzims sostines Hell
sinkiu. Suomiai esq numa-
te nauja vyriausybe kuri
SUI bolsevikais bandys tai
kytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23
PAS ROOSEVELTA
NIEkO NELAIMEJO

Lenku premjerui Myko-
lajcikui atsilankius Ameri-
koje ir pasimacius su Pre-
zidentu Rooseveltu, paais-
kejo kad viso klausimo is
sprendimas priklausys nuo
Stalino, kaip jis nores su
Lenkais tartis.
Keista kad Prez. Roose-
welt sutiko leisti Lenka ku-
niga is Americas pas Sta
lima tartis ir tikejosi kad
tas kunigas isspres Lenku
nesusipratima su Maskva,
bet nei kick nepadeda tie
sioginiams Lenku vyriau-
sybes zmonems prieiti prie
isvadu. Pasake tik, busia
gerai jei Stalinas duosias
Amerikai zinoti ar jis su-
tinkas priimti Amerikos
tarpininkyste radimui bu-
du isspresti Lenku Rusu
sienu klausima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

CHICAOJE atsibuna Re-
publikonu partijos konven-
cija nominavimui kandida-
to j prezidentus ir vice pre-
zidentus, taipgi priemimui
partijos platformos. New
Yorko gubernatorius De-
wey ir Ohio gubernatorius
Bricker stovejo pirmenybe-
Sc, bet leidziant Dirva
spauda nebuvo zinoma kas
laimeio nominacijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-23

nei naujo budo susikalbeti su
Maskva. Viskas, matyti, pa
siliko po senovei, taciau 'oras'
sakoma, pagerejes. Viena, So
vietai Lenkuose neranda game
tinai autoritetingu Lenku ku-
rie pilnai pasiduotq Maskvos
norams. Antra, Amerika ir
Anglia pc senovei tvirtai pri-
pazysta. LenkQ valdzia Londo-
ne. Tokiu budu yra galimy-
bes kompromisui, taciau, kail
New York Times Washingtone
korespondentas sake: "cia vi.
su bendrai manoma kad Mike.
lajczyko galvosukiu issprendi
mas ne Washingtone bet Mas
kvoje. Mikolajczyk, matyti
sutinka pasiimti is Vokietijo'
Rytu Prussia (kuria Maskv;
siulo), bet rubeziu klausiml
su Russia siulo isteigti "de
markacine linija", kuri Len
kams paliktu Vilniu admins
truoti Xxi po karo.
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Elk s T f A!
SLA Seinas Philadel-
phijoje Birzelio 1928

r. j. Bagocius, S.L.A.
prezidentas, gall butt sio
seimo Philadelphia vel
isrinktas, neziurint kad
Adv. w. F. Laukaitis lai-
mejO visuOtinus balsavi-
JEIGU-
(ziurekit pusl. y
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Gen. de Gaulle, neziurint
Americas priesingumo, ISL
spraude PrancuZijon ir uz-
ina atka1'iautas dalis po
savO valdzia.