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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
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LIETUVOS POZEMEO PRANESgMAS

Sovietu artroj Letuvos okupaci;a kuri prasde-
10 Svyriu miesteO Letuvu skerdynenis. esanti daug
ziauresne pirmoji 940) ohupacija Kai LetuviS-
XII kvislngai r snurdai Grabsto pasakas auie Nemun0
tvenkin ape miIiiono akru zenes grazinina Sovietu
LetuvOs Eieciams, tai enkavedistai boSevku snpai r
terorista saucia be pasigaejimo vsanse pagrohtane
Lietuviu kraste.
stai dar ka bolsevikai isgaIyojo Lietuvos zmoniu
persekoiimui, kap praneSa Lietuyiu "pozenio zna is
Rugpjucio %. gauta Amerikoje
Enkavedstai okupuotoe Lietuvos dayie iSdano
lakstus penlais dausimais CD Kodel pasikai Lie
tuvoje kada RaudonOi Armja 1941 metals pasitrauke?
(2) Ka vekei-lake Vokeciu okupacijos? (3) Kap pa
d6davai Votecianis? (l Ar koki sabotaza organiza-
vai? (5N Fasakyk triip Kudnink fsahoteriu1 varrs.
Visi toku budu apklaustieii znones keioms die
non1s praejus apturejO spavuotus saukmus raudonos
spalvos : karo tarnyba; zaliOs spalvOs : darbo bu-
RUS; batOs = SderOrtavimui is Lieuvcs Tie aSmenys
hlrie ioc sauizmo Iapeo negavo buvo Cia pat suSa-
dyti Kulzosyaidzias ir ranknenis bonbomis buvo
domi Lietuviai Vniuje ir Utenoje Sovietu pareigu-
mai grasina zudyti vsus kas ti nenusilenke Mas1vos
sauvaIe Tia pikto iersto dara e nasi atlikti uzbe-
gimui w akiu Letuvos Neprikausomybes atstatynui.
kaltinino kOriscs pristeigtos visuose uzkamnuo-
TuNstanciai LieuViu nesteciu ir kamiecu neteke
lasves il turto vicn gebedan gyvye apeidzia sa
anzias gyventas sodybas ir hega nezin0dami kur.
Jaunesn vyrai vengdami neekti gyvybes dykai teia-
81 giricse kad atsiyginti Rusams grobkams kaip pir
rniau atsilygindavo Vol1eciu gestapstams
Tie ka gyvena arciau Prusu sienos ar Paangos il-
ros bando patekti uzurin Prusu pusen Bet steb6-
na nazai yg kooperuodan'i bolsevkais. uzdare
VoAietos sienas ir pasigemze visus Lietviu 'a-
vus ir valtis
Lietuviu tauta kryzmcneje ugnyje: tarre Rusl kgl-
10 ir Volisko priekalO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
SUOMEJA BUS PA
SMAUGTA

Suomija pasirasius karo
paEaubas su Sovietu Rusi-
ia il Britannia, atsidure to-
kioje sunkioje padetyje jog
vargu gales islikti gyva,
kaip pareiske jos prernje-
ras. Maskva pareikalavo:
Sumoket $300,0OC,O0 ka-
70 nuostoliu, per 6 metus.
Tuoj atiduoti Rusijai vi
sas zemes ka bolsevikai bu-
70 uzgrobe IS Suomijos uz-
puolimu 1910 metals.
Turf uzleisti Rusijai per
so metu Porkkala pusiau-
sail su placiu plotu zemes
il karo laivyno stotimi.
Tuo budu Rusai Suomi
ia visai pasmaugs.
IS Suomijos pasitraukda-
mi Vokieciai daro didelius
nuostolius.
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Naujas BoISeviku Teroras
reikalauja greitos akcijos
KARO EIGA'

PACIFIKE, Amerikieciai
islipo Peleliu saloj, kur SUI
tiko atkaklu Japonu pasi-
priesinima, bet nors letai
zygiuoja pirmyn. Ten is
musta apie $500 Japonu.
u. S. marinai issedo Pa
lou saloje, paeme Morotai.
Taipgi bombarduoja Min
danao, Filipinu salose, ir
jau visai prisiartino prie
pacios Japonijos salu.
Rugs. 20 Americas lex
tuvai If submarinai nu-
skandino 20 Japonu laivus.
KARE SU VOKIECIAIS
Anglu antroji armiia deda
pastangas pereiti Holandi-
jos RENO upe, isgelbet; ma
ziu apsuptus parasiutais
massachusetts kareivius W.
pakalyje Vokieciu fronto.
Vokieciai atkakliai kovoja
kai Alijantu jiegos verzia-
81 pacion Vokietijon.
Aliiantai deda rastan-
gas isiverzti industriale
Ruhro- RENO sriti, tuomi
suparaliziuos visa Nokie-
ciu galybe.
Jau pereita savaite \ Ali
jantai perlauze Siegfried
Linija, kur tiketasi sulai-
kyti ju zygiavima link Ber-
limo. Visi keliai vedanti j
Berlina atkakliai ginami.
Alijantu armijos Veto
mis- randasi per 300 myliu
nuo Berlino.
RUSU fronte: Raudonie-
il pradeio veiksmus Iatvi-
:joje If Estijoje, tikslu uz-
init visas tas zemes Xxi ju-
ros. Verziasi prie Estijos
sostines, ir Ryga taip pat
bus painta TRIUMPH laiku.
Rusai pasiryze paimti ir
visa Lietuva, kurios tree
dalis dar Vokieciu ranko-
se.'
Temytojai tiki jog boise
vikai pasiruose dideliam
rudeniniam ofensyvui ku-
ris gall prasitesti nuo Suo-
miios ilankos iki Jugosla-
viios.
Smarkus musiai eina uz
paemima VarSavos, kurios
diduma Vokieciai tebelai--
ko. Lenkai Varsavoje gel
bsti bolsevikams miesta
uzimti.
ITALIJOJE Amerikieciu
jiegos arteja prie Bologna
miesto, po uzemimo triju
strateginiu kalnu Gotisko-
ie Liniioie. Siuose punk
tuose Vokieciai deda savo
atkakliausias pastangas ir
kaujasi Xxi paskutinos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
SESTA KARO PA
SkOLA PRASIDES
LAPkRICIO IL

y. S. lido departments
rengia planus Sestai Karo
Paskolai, kuri prasides su
Lapkricio II, baigsis Gruo-
dzio Z, Pearl Harbor uz-
puolimo suktktuvese.
Paskola bus apie 20 bill
jonu dolariu.
Paskola bus daroma nors
jei Europoje karas il bus
pabaigtas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

AmerilSa paskyre amba-
sadorius islaisvintai Belgi-
iai, ir Lenkijai, tuomi ne
tiketai staiga patvirtinant
palaikyna Lenku vyriau-
sybes in exile, kuria Mas
kva neigia ir atsisako tu-
reti reikalus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
VOKIETI,JO.JE

kyla riauses is kitu saliu
suveztu darbininku j Vo-
kietiios dirbtuves, jauciant
kad Vokieciai jau sumusa-
mi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
RUSAI raudonarmieciai

RUSAI raudonarmieciai,
ineje Rumaniion sueme bu-
vusi Rumanijos rremjera
Antonescu ir ke1is kitus jo
valdzios narius, ir kaltina
iuos "karo kriminalistais" :.
Tuo budu bolsevikai palma
Rumaniia j savo kruvinas
rankas if prades naikinti
jos zymesnius piliecius.
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ROBOTAI hOmhos

glijoje apgadino 1,1G4,OCO
gyvenamns namus IL $4,000
namus sugriove per 80 die
nu ataku. Nuo 1910 metu
kai Vokieciai lektuvais uz-
puldavo, sugriauta ir su-
gadinta 100000 gyvenamu
namQ ir apartmentu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

Nuo sio karo pradzios is
Amerikos ar1nijos paleidi-
mais is armijos isejo apie
100000 kareiviu ir kari
ninku.
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Skiria dOyanas.

Skiria dOyanas. Miami.
Okla. = Ottawa apskrities
pirmutiniam kareiviui in
eiusiam j Berlina arba j
Tokyo paskirta dovanos po
$1,000. Tas dovanas pasi-
ryzo sukelti sios apielinkes
pereito karo veteranai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

MELYNI stamrai ir ZEN
klukai Xxi siol naudoti pir-
kimui nekuriu maisto da-
lyku bus panaikinti Spa
liu /.
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ROmoje pradeio siaus

Romoje pradejo siausti
gaujos. Rugs. Is ituzus
minia is 1000 zmoniu uz-
puole teismo rumus ir at
emus teismo laukianti bu-
vusi kaleiimo virsininka,
zveriskai j nuzude. Kitas
kaleiimo virsininkas, Piet-
re Caruso, taip pat apkal-
tintas baudimu ir zudymu
zmoniu lake Vokieciu oku-
pacijos, teisme aiskina jog
lam buvo naziu isakyta at
likti zudymus ir jis mega
lejo to isvengti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
VOKiETIJOS Znones 8,

VUkIETIJUS ZmOnes su-
tinka Amerikos kareivius
noriai, kick jie gall ia savo
dziaugsma parodyti. Jie
pamate Amerikiecius kar-
eivius, jaucia karo pabaiga
netoliese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

vienybe telkti, bet testi buvu-
sia Lietuvos sroviu vidine ko-
va. Vietoje duonos, tautai
duodama akmuo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

VOKIECIAI iSrado van
denyje leidziamus radio pa
galba valdomus sprogsta-
mus laivus, kurie suplaisi-
no ir nuskandino 36 Ali
jantu laivus Anglu kanale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

L. S. Valdzios ligoninese
labai stokuoja patarnauto-
ju. Tos ligonines yra kilr
uzlaikomi kariai parvezti
Is Is karo latlku. ! dai,bus pri7
inlami civiliniai.
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Mirgu "
Raso Kugis Mug =

zINIOS vel neramiu gandu
apie Lietuvos likima pranese.
Americas. ir Anglijos cenzura
perleido is Egipto New York
Times correspondence pareiski-
ma buk Lietuvos klausimas jau
issprestas Rusu naudai, ir Wa
shingtonas su Londonu sutike,
tik dar viesai nepaskelbe.
81 zinia regimai patvirtina
The Saturday Evening Post
vieno redaktoriQ pareiskima
(Geguzes 81 kad Roosevelto
taktika Teherano konferenci-
Joj Lietuvos klausima iSspren-
dus Maskvos naudai.
Amerikos Lietuvius nedziu-
gina nei Dewey patarejo (ad-
vokato Dulles) pareiskimas jog
po karo Lietuva galesianti val
dinti vaidmeni "kaip atskira
valstybe arba kaip Sovietu Sa-
jungos nare". Lietuviui iokio
"arba" nera. Jis nori tik ne
priklausomos.
BETGI AMERIKOS LIETU-
VIAI nedaro visko kas galima
ir reikalinga butu daryti. stai
vyksta tarptautines svarbos
konferencijos Dumbarton Oaks,
paskui Montreale (UNRRA) ir
Quebeke (Roosevelto SUI Chur-
chillu). Jei Americas Lietu-
vial butu vieningi ir turetu
viena autoritetinga istaiga-at-
stova tai, regis, tokia istaiga
galetu kiekvienos tarptautines
konferencijos metu iteikti da-
lyvlams po trumpa memoran-
duma- -priminima Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes bylos.
Reikia nuolatos klibinti pa
saulio Saline kad il neleistu
: Maskvai piktos neteisybes W.
kdyti. Bet mes tylime, nes
neturime susitarimo ir inicia-
tyvosi
Is ROMOS rasydamas, bu-
yes Amerikos ambasadorius
Rusijai, w. C. Bullitt, dare
"kaip Romenai daro" ir prane-
Sc per Life zurnala apie Ro-
menu baime Rusu isiviespata-
vino Rytu Europoje, o veliau
il visoje Europoje.
Dunkstelk stala, zirkles ir
atsilieps. Maskvos Pravda SUI
riko buk Bullitt'o straipsnyje
$50 melu" (kaip anuomet Kun.
Maliauskas priskaite Grigaicio
sakinyje 7 klaidas). Tarp tu
"klaidu'', Pravda sake, buta il
Bullitt'o pareiskimas buk Mas
kva norinti seimininkauti Lie
tuvoje. Kaip, sake, Maskva
gall seimininkauti "Sovietineje
Lietuvoje?"
Tai tikriausia paliudytu is So
vietines Lietuvos istremti Ur-
bsiai, Stulginskiai, Merkiai ir
desimtys tukstanciu nekaltu,
savo tevyne mylinciu LietuviQ.
Oar daugiau, tai paliudys Stu
dienu pranesimai is Lietuvos,
pasakanti kaip Maskva Semi
ninkauja "sovietineje" Lietu-
vote!
METINIQ Pittsburgho kon-
ferencijos sukaktuviu proga,
kai kurie musq laikrasciai kaip
gaidziai uzsimerke pagiedojo
dziaugsmo karunka. Deja, ia
konferencija nesujunge visq
patriotingu Lietuviu ir nepa-
state priesakin paciu gabiau-
siu ir energingiausiu zmoniu.
NeissaulSta liaudyje iniciaty-
vos = liaudies balso net bio
ma!
Amerikonu visuomenes in
formavimas paliktas neisspres-
tas, mes neleidzia jokio zurna-
10, nors pasiryze isleisti $685.
600 "informacijoms'.
Pasalpos klausimu nerasta
nei keliu j Lietuva, nei budu
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IS IONDONO j Parvzi

pradejo jau veikti orc su-
sisiekimo linija. Taipgi A
merikos tuli landus 5iznie-
rial jau pasieke Paryziu ir
daro biznio rysius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

Meksikoje, vaiku media
maitinimas pasirode siau-
cia tarp beveik puses vidu-
rines il darbininku klases
Seimu vaiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

Detroit, Mich. = Henry
Ford pareiske jog jis kels
mokestis savo darbinin-
kams tuoj kaip tik valdzia
pavelys. Tas sukele dide-
lilo visu susiidomavimo.
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.''S'fdAl|y
D A r B Al
.IR DARBJNINKU zINIOS

Cincinnati, Ohio. - An
gliakasiu unijos suvaziavi-
me prezidentu vel isrink-
tas John L. Lewis.
Lewis pareiske pagamins
naujus reikalavimus kasy-
klu darbininkams. Sutar-
tis su kompanijomis bai-
giasi 1915 pavasari.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
L. S. Vidaus Reikalu Sc

kretorius Ickes sake, jeigu
Kongresas paskirtu bent
S3,750,00O,000 suma, jo de-
partmentas galetu paruos-
tt darbu tick kad po karo
turetu uzsiemimo apie pus-
antro milijono darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22

BolSeviku komisija pri-
skate buk Lenkijoie prie
Liublino, kur naziai buve
irenge zmoniu zudyma, is
zudyta toje vienoje vietoje
100000 asmenu. Gal but
naudojama tie patys rasy-
mo budai kaip paduodant
fronte kasdiena nuzudytu
Vokieciu skaiciu.
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AJTDROJE kllri praSla.

AUDROJE kuri praSla-
We Atlantiko pakraSciu per-
eta savaite Rugs. IA pada-
re daug nuostoliu, sugadin-
ia namu, isversta medziu,
nutraukyta vielos, ir zuvo
apie 40 zmoniu.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03

Mrs. Kenneth Walker was hostess
at 1870 dessert last Wednesday to
members of her bridge club anG
guests, Mrs. R. H. Sterrett and Mrs
p. A. Void. Honors during the
afternoon were won by Mrs. Ster-
rett and Mrs. Roy Edwards.
George Weipert and Mrs. C. A.
anderson came last week from For
syth to visit their mother, Mrs. J.
VI. Weipert, who was i'll. They re-
>1rned to their homes after her con-
C.tion improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nicholas
are the parents Of a daughter born
Thursday, April 20, at the Dea-
cpaess hospital in Billings. The
1aoy, who was named Sharon Mar
.pre, is receiving special care at
ne hospital.
Mrs. Bud Roberts was hostess
Wednesday Of last week to her pin
ochle club and a guest, Mrs. Walter
Bird. High score during the eve
mig "a non by Mrs. Roberts, Sec
'Ad by Mrs. Charles Downing, pin
pchie b. Mrs. Duane Maxson and
~" b. Mrs. Harold Leach.
Miss Naoma Thorne was among
the guests at a dinner in the green
rom II the Northern hotel in Bill
!InRs when members of the grad
D&tIng class Of st. Vincent's hos
pital school If nursing were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dusa-
pln' II Ihermopolis, Wyo. The din
ner ana program were given in COM
plirnent 70 Miss Florence Dusapin,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dusapin.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03
CROWD
IN STREET FIGHT
Strange Incident Occurs Here
Tuesday Night AS Officers
Seek To Dispense Crowd

Children and youths, said by of
ficers to have ranged in age from
IL to %, milled about on Main
street Tuesday night and engaged
in a number of fist fights when a
group from Billings and vicinity
came to Laurel in automobiles and
a truck to meet Laurel youths and
settle a grudge. The crowd jostled,
engaged in loud talk and had occas-
sional fights for about an hour and
a half as officers sought to break
up the gathering and send the kids
home. Some observers said that the
crowd on the street, which blocked
traffic, at times numbered 400, in
Guiding spectators and belligerents.
1t is estimated that more than 100
came from Billings and vicinity.
The police force, aided by a high
way patrolman and deputy sheriff,
sought to handle the situation, and
were later reinforced by Sheriff
Herbert Bailey, two of his Billings
deputies, and Robert Thorburn,
county juvenile probation officer.
Causes of the disturbance are said
to be long standing and kept alive
by subsequent incidents, one of
which is said to have occurred at a
recent dance in a nearby town. Most
of the youths on the street Tuesday
night were evidently hackers or
thrill seekers without personal
grievances.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03
Miss Starbard WEEDS
j. M. Hart Of Navy
At BremertOn, Wash.

Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Starbard an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss zelda A. Starbard, to
James NJ. Hart, who is in the navy.
The ceremony took place in the
Methodist church at Bremerton,
Wash, April 20. Following the
ceremony there was a reception at
the home of the bridegroom's sister,
Mrs. Donald Dunmoor of Bremerton.
Mrs. Hart is a graduate of the
Laurel high school and attended the
Eastern Montana Normal school at
Billings, and has recently been en-
in Yakima, Wash.
The bridegroom, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Hart of Pasco, Wash,
was scheduled to sail shortly after
the wedding.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03
H. s. PROM,
DINNER SLATED FOR
SATURDAY EVENING

The high school gymnasium will
be the scene Saturday evening Of
the annual junior-senior prom.
Mrs. o. K. Chapman is chairman
of the dinner which is to be served
at the Masonic temple at 7 o'clock.
Miss Helen Mckinley is the junior
class sponsor. Victor Frank, junior
class vice president, acting in the
absence of President Kennard Cook,
who is in the service, will give the
welcome. The response will be by
Norma Burke and an address will
be given by F. w. Graft, super
intendent.
Banquent entertainment will in
clude an accordion solo by Colleen
Fahy, vocal selection by Betty
tStankey and a piano number by
Wayne Scheidecker. The theme OF
the decoration for the prom, which
will be at 9 o'clock is to be a
garden in baby pink and light aqua.
Music will be by the Melodians.
Serving on the arrangement COM
mittees are:
Invitations-Lila Robertus, Esther
Benin, Mary Strecker, Peggy Rus
sell and Esther Weber.
Decentralization Shearer, Joan
Green, Esther Metzger, Jean Baird,
Helen Kiedrowski, Irene Fritzler,
Charlotte Brese, Anna Davis, Mar
jorie Freed and Marie Rybin.
Food-Norman Johnston, Tillie
Staley and Clara Smith.
Entertainment - Barbara Gunnels,
Dale Dyer, Rudy Phillips, Wayne
Scheidecker and Ruth Wombolt.
The prom committee includes
Esther Robertus, Peggy Russell,
Gene Meyers, Don Fellows, Clara
Smith, Nan Wilcox, Eddie Hogen-
son, Colleen Fahy, Betty Strobei,
Helen Mikel, Virginia Branstetter.
Dolores Koch, Gertrude Motzko,
John Schacher, Doris Slater, Alvin
Sanders, Marian Henry, Jim Whit ,
son, Darrell Smith, Martha Staley, !
Helen Bait, Ruth Wombolt, Jack !
Gaylord Easton, Ted Bender I
and Louise Dixon. u
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03
Day by Day in Laurel

Mrs. F. A. McGonegal and chill
dren were guests in Billings Sun
day at the funeral services for Sid
ney Earl Zimmerman of Billings
The services were conducted by Rev.
Forrest Werts at Smiths chapel.
Mrs. Elmer Dinsmoor, Mrs. Will
liam Sidwell and Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark were guests at a luncheon in
Billings Friday when Mrs. Guy Mar
vim, who formerly resided here, en-
tertained for a group of Laurel and
Billings friends. In attendance
from Billings were Mrs. w. E. Eltz-
roth, Mrs. George %Settergren, Mrs.
Ella Funk and Mrs. Ernest Marvin.
Mrs. Victor DeWald reports that
her. husband, Fireman First Glass
DeWald, recently listed by the war
department as wounded in action,
has been discharged from the reg
ular hospital. He was the first
Seabee to be recruited through the
Billings navy enlistment office in
June last year, Chief Petty Officer
R. D. Robb, recalled Friday.
Mrs. L. C. Foote was hostess a:
Ter home Thursday to the Evening
bridge club. Four prizes were
awarded. They were received by
Mrs. j. A. Larson, high, and Mrs.
Kenneth Walker, second, and ad-
ditional prizes by Mrs. R. H. Ster-
rett and Mrs. Roy Edwards.
MI. and Mrs. R. w. Easton had
as guests Sunday, Mrs. Raleigh
Easton and her sister, Mrs. Florls
Stonerock of Billings, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Strong and Miss Alice
Strong of Park City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Hunting
ton were hosts at their home Sun
lav at a reception honoring their
son-in-law and daughter, Sgt. and
Mrs. William A. Bayerd, whose
marriage took place recently in
Seattle. Those attending from Lau-
eel were Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Ben
,ett. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gehrett,
Miss Helen Mckinley, Miss Mar
euerite Roscoe, Miss Minnie Paugh
md Miss Russell.
Mrs. George H. Prouty was hos
ess aft her home Monday to three
ables of pinochle. Guests were
oembers of her club and Mrs. NJ.
, Skillstad, Mrs. Chef Eyer, Mrs.
,obert Fry and Mrs. AL Hodges
Ieatured during the evening was a
andkerchief shower honoring Mrs:
}. C. Jordahl. First, second and
bird awards at pinochle went to
Irs, D. W. Hunter, Mrs. A. G..
herrow and Mrs. P. l.. Mossman.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03
Phyllis Price and
Pvt. Jack Michel Are
Married At Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Price announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Phyllis Price, to Pvt. Jack
Nichol of Buckley Field, Colo. The
marriage took place in Denver,
April %.
The bride is a graduate of the
Laurel high chool. Private Nichol
graduated from the Columbus high
school and attended the State Uni
versity at Missoula.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03

o. D. Hartley of Mott was here
to transact business. He
has farmed a number of years in
the Lake Basin. This years winter
wheat looks good, he said, but there
is some need for rain.
Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Perry were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. John
l.. Tubman.
Mrs. Alethea Hoppel arrived Sun
day from her home in Missoula and
plans to spend some time here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13

100 Helms krv 1C% More
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
THE THEA EEH;22|E 2|E1zzEkkeSEL1 FIRST

who guesses the nearest correct time. the Kodiak Mirror will a. ward a $25 War Bond. The cor rect time will be decided thusly: The Associated Press office in Seattle. which handles the R press wires for the Mirror and other papers in Alaska, will re- ceive 8 first flash on the end of the war with Germany. Then they will transmit it immediate ly to us. The filing time on the wire P sends us will be the win ming time in thls contest. Be sure to fill in all the blanks on the coupon. Clip It and bring it in person to the Mirror office, hand it to anyone employed by the Mirror, or paste it to pen ny postal and drop it in the mail box. Everyone may enter, ex- cept employees and their families of the Mirror and local Signal Corps employees and families, If any.
 The coupons will be timed on receipt and if more than one names the winning minute the one received first will be the win ner. In case of a tie in other cases 0or instance, if two cou- pons were each 2 minutes off the winning minute ln opposite d. rections) the first one received will win
 The editors of the Mirror shall
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14

As the notice below on our War Bond contest explains, the wire from Associated Press will be the deciding time in our free bond contest on end of the war with Germany.
 So there will be no slip up we wrote our R man m Seattle to have an airmailed confirmation copy of that wire sent to us.
 It looks like he's trying to confuse us, as he says:
 "It's pretty difficult to pre- dict just how the announcement may come It is possible there may be no formal armistice, and that the Germans will go on fighting until the country is completely occupied Or it may be the official announcement could be delayed for hours after an armistice is signed, or the first hint might come from an
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
Top Story Is Film, Hit

The screens first mighty dra- ma of the Pacific glory hole where America first tasted vic tory and Japs first swallowed defeat, will be seen starting Sun- day when "Guadalcanal Diary" opens at the Lyric theatre.
 Based upon War Correspon~ dent Richard Tregaskis' best selling book of the same tltle,- "Guadalcanal Diary" will havs- Preston Foster, Lloyd Nolanf- William Bendix Richard Conte, and Anthony Quinn in the lead-- ing roles, with Richard Jaeckel Roy Roberts, Minor Watson, Ralph Byrd, l ionel Stander, Reed Hadley and John Archer
 "Guadalcanal Diary" the book, has been one of the country's top best-sellers for the past year. A Book-of-the-Montb Club Selection, it has since been re printed in several editions: it ran in Cosmopolitan Magazine scores of newspapers published 8, pictorial serialization.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 3

(contInued from page 5 Sports Afeld magazine, now on local newstands. The 10000 words, with illustrations, IS the work of Sgt. Carl E. Davidson, Fort Greedy, editor of the late Kodiak Bear. Kodiak bearophiles will enjoy it.
 We note also new children's book has as its locale Kodiak island. It is described as story "of the fight between sheep raisers and the bears in Hidden Valley, Kodiak island"
 And by the way, that issue of Sports Afeld mentioned above has a picture of Roosevelt fish ing at Kodiak, one of those pre- viously published in the Mirror.