davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
CLEVELANDUI NU-
STATYTA SURINKT
100000 SVARU'
RUBU

Karo nualintu sally 125,000,-
900 vyrQ, moteru ir vaikQ ap-
denginui reikalinga ruby, ir
tam tikslus placioje Ameriko-
je dabartiniu laiku eina visuo-
tinas ruby vajus surinkimui
150,O00,O00 svaru atliekamQ
ruby.
Didziajame Clevelande nu-
statyta surinkti 100000 sva-
ru ruby, kaip pranesa Ernest
S. Dowd, pirmininkas Greater
Cleveland Branch of the United
National Clothing Collection.
Vajus vedamas su parama
visu viesu miesto organizaci-
ju, mokyklu, .baznyciu, sinago-
gu ir visu kitty organizaciju il
istaigu kurios tik gall prize sio
darbo prisideti.
Pats rubu surinkimas nusta-
tytas savaites begiu Balandzio
22-3O.
Atlikdami savo pavasarinl
manu- apvalyma, ka tik rasit
tinkamo devejimui surinkit ir
atiduokit. Priimarna kudikiu
rubai, ypac megstiniai, vyru if
waikiki rubai, moteru ir mergl-
nu aprangalai, kepures, lovoms
uztiesalai, avalai (suristi i po-
ras), ir kiti visi atliekami da-
lykai.
Jusu aukojami rubai reika-
linga nunesti j mokyklas, baz-
nyeias, ugniagesiu stotis, arba
kitur kur lures tam pazymeji-
ma ia savaite Balandzio 22-SO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
TIKISI GYVENTOJU
PADAUGEJIMO

Karo meto kudikiu gimimas
padidino normali gimimu skai-
ciu Amerikoje, taip kad taikos
laiku cenzo biuro apskaiciavi-
mai tapo supainioti.
Sekanciu gyventoju skaiciaus
paskelbimu numatoma bus pa
Quota 139,126,OOO skaitlines.
1910 metals buvo 131,60O,-
600 gyventoju. Dauguma is
tu 100000 padaugejusiu gy-
ventoju begyje pastaru penkiu
metu priskiriama karo laiko-
tarpio vedyboms.
Daroma sp5jimai, remnants
Sio laikotarpio daviniais, kad
1875 metals Suv. Valstijose gy-
ventoju skaicius bus pasiekes
163, 100000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Salvatore Baccaloni dainuos ke-
letope Metropolitan statomu operu
Clevelande. Apacioje telpa visos
savaites operu sarasas:
AStuonios operos, kurias pastatys
Metropolitan Opera Association is
New Yorko, didziojoje Clevelando
Public Auditorium, per sesias die
mas pradedant Balandzio 16 ir bai-
giant 21, sutraukia zymiausias tos
operos organizacijos jiegas, pima
chora, baleta il orkestra, ir visus
puoSnius paredus -kostiumus.
Operos bus statoma sekancios:
P1RMADIENiO vakare, Baland
16-"Faust" su Lucia Albanese, Luz
cielle Browning, Thelma Votipka,
Raoul JOHN, Ezio Pima, Leonard
Warren ir John Baker, Pelletier d.
rigentas.
ANTRADIENIO vakare, Bal II
--"Die Meistersinger Won Nuern-
berg" su Eleonos Steber. Kerstin
Thorborg, Charles Kullman, Herbert
Jannsen, Emanuel List, Gerhardt
Pechner, Hugh Thompson ir Mack
Harrell, Sell dirigentas.
TRECIADIENIO vakare, Baland.
17-"Aida" su Rose hampton, Mar
garet Harshaw, Kurt Baum, Law
renee Tibbett ir Norman Gordon,
Breisach dirigentas.
KETVIRTADIENIO vakare, Ba-
land. 19-"La Boheme" SUI Bidu Sa-
yao, Frances Greer, Jan Peerce,
Ezio Pima, John Brownlee, Saliva
tore Baccaloni, Sodero dirigentas.
PENKTADIENIO popieti, Baland.
20-"Le Cog dor" su Patrice Mum
sci, Regina Rennik, Margaret Har-
shaw, Norman Gordon, John Cur
ney, Richard Manning, Hugh Thom-
pson ir Donald Dame, Cooper diri-
gentas.
PENKTADIENIO vakare, Baland.
20-"Lucia di Lammermoor" su Lii
ly Pons, Thelma Votipka, James
Melton, Francesca Valentino ir Nj
cola Moscona. Sodero dirigentas.
SEsTADIENIO popieti, Bal 21-
"The Marriage of Figaro" su Bidu
Sayao, Eleanor Steber, Jarmila No
votna, Ezio Pima, John Brownlee,
Salvatore Baccaloni, Alessio de Pao-
Ii ir Louis D'Angelo, Leinsdorf di-
rigentas.
SESTADIENIO vakare. Bal. 21-
"La Gioconda" SUI Stella Roman,
Margaret Harshaw, Blanche The
bonn, Frederick Jagel, Leonard War
rem, Nicola Moscona ir John Cur
ney, Cooper dirigentas.
Tikietus galinla isigyti pastu is
Northern Ohio Opera Association,
Union Bank of Commerce, Cieve-
land, Ohio. Kainos po $120, $2.40,
$3.50, $3.50, $6, 7.20, iskaitant TAX
sus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
Palangos Trejos
Devynerios

Tai augalinis sutaisymas, suside-
da grynai is sakneliu, lapu, ziedu,
seklu ir zoliu. Veikia ant kuno or
ganu taip kad pavartojus ia tula
laika zmogus gauna nauju jiegu ir
energijos. Kiekvienas kas tik no
ri butt visados sveikas turetu var
toti Trejanka. Mes tai geriausias
kieteiimo, nerviskumo, stokos apeti-
to, Strides grauzimo, isputimo, pill
vo sugedimo, reumatizmo, neural
gilos. kosulio, gerkles skaudejimo,
karscio, krupo, blogo upo, abelno
nusilpimo, inkstu ir kepenu ligos.
kama SUI prisiuntimu 75c.
visada gaunama pas
FLORAL HERB co. Dept. 7
Pastaba: Kartu SUI orderiu prisiQs-
kit ir pinigus, mes kitaip orderius
neispildysinl.
J. SKINDER
344s S. Emerald Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
kOVAI SU VEZIU
VAJUS

Columbus, Ohio. Kartu
su Prezidentu ir kitais guber-
natoriais paskelbianciais pro-
klan1acijas Balandzio riaenesi
paskirti Kovai su Vezio Liga
Cancer Control MONTH";, Gu
bernatorius Frank j. Lausche
atsisaukia j Ohio gyventojus
remit visoje salyje vedama
kova SUI vezio liga, kuri darba
vadovauja American Cancer
Society.
Nurodydamas kad vezio SUI
kontroliavimas negali butt pa
liktas tiktai viesos sveikatos
ir gydytojY ziniai, bet kiekvie-
mas zmogus turf butt mokina-
mas kaip pazinti veto zimpto-
mus ir faktus apie ta liga, GU
bernatorius Lausche tikrina
kad American Cancer Society
programs privalo butt visu
mielai sutiktas kiekvienu lai-
XII, ir siadien, "jis turi butt
laikomas dalimi musu naciona-
lines apsaugos".
Kovai su veziu draugija pa
siryzus sukelti visoje salyje
savo darbams penkis milijo-
nus dolariu, kuriuo fondu We
da platu tyrinejimo, visuome-
mes mokinimo, ir gydymo pro-
grama. Apskaitliuojama kad
nuo veto kas valanda mirsta
po 1S Amerikos zmopiQ, betgi
konservatyviai medikaliski au-
toritetai apskaiciuoja kad Sc
81 is tu astuoniolikos nelaimin-
guju gall butt isgelbeti jeigu
butu imamasi gydymo priemo-
niu laiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

ST visa ellie Dirvieciu prisi-
dejo su savo parama Dirvos
palaikymui, prisiusdami prize
do virs reguliares So metines
prenumeratos:
Chas. w. Wosilus, Plainsville,
Pa. - $500.
Mrs. F. Aibukas, Amsterdam.
N. Y. - $500.
Motiejus Vilkisius, Lawrence,
Mass. - $500.
Mrs. Adele Mazaika, Bethle-
hem, Conn. - $780,.
C. l. Stokes, Baltimore, Md
500.
Antanas Gavrilcikas, Amster-
dam, N. Y. - $500.
William Patsun, Somers, Conn.
$500.
Jonas Spurga, Port Jefferson
Sta., N. Y. - $500.
Mrs. A. Navickas, vietine -
$500.
w. J. Stankunas, Chicago, Ill.
- $500.
Kaz. Wengas, Altoona, Pa. -
$500.
Paul Bubnis, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- $500.
Juozas Wallis, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$500.
P. Yuskevicius, Amsterdam, N.
Y. - $500. ."N
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
SKAITYTOJQ DOVANOS IR
PARAMA DIRVAI

V. Mikalauskas, Detroit, Mich.
- $500.
John Stimulus, Mayville, Mich.
$500.
Juoz. Blauzdis, McKees Rocks,
Pa. - $500.
Nauji skaitytojai:
Mrs.. Mary A. Davis, Alliance,
Ohio. - naujai issirase.
John Pariadka, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Mrs. Anna Prizgint, Detroit,
Mich.
Alb. Viskont, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. Juodgiris, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ant. Valys, Pittsburgh, Pa,
REMKIT DIRVA!
tuos vokus. Siuskit:
Pinigus siuskit laiskuose pa
duodant aiskiai savo pilna ad-
resa. Vartokit Dirvos prisius-
tus jums gatavai uzadresuo-
DIRVA
. $500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 8, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
Skelbimai Dirvoje
soc uz viena karta
iris kartus uz $l.00

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai nanny pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz S1.O0. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta. e- q.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

:.s
GERB. VAIDYLA kaip ka-
da ir rintai paraso. Pastara-
me Sandaros mum. redakcinia-
me straipsnyje jis sako:
"Reikalinga Rimtos Akcijos,
o ne Truksmavimo".
Nors jis tue pasakymu no.
rejo uzduoti Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijai ivykusiai Washingtone,
! bet kad lazda turf du galu tai
tas jo pasakymas skaudziai
tvostelejo tarybininkams, ku-
riu p. Vaidyla yra izdininku.
Misijos vadai viska rimtai be
truksmo dare, prikviesdami j
darba kiekviena kas tik nori
dirbti, ir sukviete Washing
tona visu musu sroviu atsto-
vus Gsskyrus bolsevikus), ir
Americas zymiu partiju atsto-
vus, Republicans ir Demokra-
tus.
Suvaziavo Lietuviu kareiviu
motinos peticijos iteikimui ir
| jos buvo priimtos ir Preziden-
to Sekretoriaus ir pacios prezi-
dento zmonios ponios Roose-
veltienes - ir Sis dalykas at
liktas rimtai, prakilniai.
Su Misijos rengejais skate
81 visi Departmental kurie tik
buvo reikalingi,, ir Vice Prezi-
dentas, ir Kongreso nariai.
Visi su Lietuviais taresi, kali
bejosi, labai rimtai, be jokio
truksmavimo.
Rimti Kongreso nariai pri-
eme rimtus, netruksmaujancius
Misijos rengejus, ir patys pa
sake rimtas kalbas ginancias
Lietuvos klausima; tos kalbos
pateko j rimta Kongreso leidi-
nj, Congressional Record.
Taip ir visas pasirengimas
Misijai ejo rimtai, apgalvotai,
visuonene vaziavo Washing
tona neziurint priesininku pix
tu truksmavimu buk Misijai
Washingtone nebusia leista su-
sirinkti, buk delegatai ir karei-
viu motinos busincios isvaikv-
tos.
Paziurekim kaip dirba tary-
bininkai: Jie, pat pirmiausia,
save issirinko ir patys vieni
naudoja sudedamas aukas sa-
vo kartais ir CANA nerimtiems
tikslams, kaip pamatysime.
Jie melavo buk LVS vadai
padeti can't black listo", ir sa-
vo sekejus kolonijose ikurste
Xxi paselimo truksmauti ir
trukdyti kitty darbus uz Lie
tuva. Jie rase skundus prizes
LVS, patys save girdamiesi
demokratais ir visu Anerikos
Lietuviu atstevais.
Savo posedziuose, tarybinin-
kai visada uzpildo viena kam-
bari visokiu degtiniu ir kitu
gerimu, uz visuomenes sudetas
aukas, ir pertraukose pietums,
vakarienei, ir nakciai, p. Vaidy-
la, kaip tarybos izdininkas, sa-
vo istikimiesiems paskelbia tu-
ris siurpriza. Ir prasideda ''lai
| gyVuOJa taryEa
sitokiu "rimtu akciju" Tvs
nei Misijos posedziuose nieka-
dos neuztiksi, viesai ar slap
tai.
Pono Vaidylos ir kitu tary-
bininkq plepseiimas apie dirbi-
ma apgalvotai, 'suburus visa
Amerikos Lietuviu visuomene'.
yra tusti zodziai, mes visi jau
Xxi dabar ismoko zinoti kas BIZ
io ir nenori visos Amerikos
Lietuviu visuomenes suburb
mo ir bendro darbo.
=
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

ssDirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
j laiska 81 dahar ir "Dirva"
lankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Truman Message, Movie Stars
Honor 1000 Pupertroopers

paper. We learned to think twice
before We destroyed paper-and
other things-which could be used
again.
Il hope that every community
will cooperate fully with all sal
wage committees who are doing Their
part in saving waste paper, particu-
larly the boys and girls who are
rendering such patriotic service
in collecting the paper. They de-
serve all of the help we can give
them as we'll as our warm graft
tude."
Representative Randolph empha-
sized the Presidents remarks by
pointing out that go per cent of all
the paper that has been salvaged
goes overseas and is not recover
able" He declared this makes il
necessary to continue the paper
salvage program until the war
against Japan is won.
One of the main attractions was
Miss Rita Hayworth, surprise WIS.,
itor, who appeared on the platform
Miss Hayworth, who sat next to Rear
Admiral John McCrea, director OF
the Central Division of the Office
(See PAPERTROOPERS. Page Al )
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Ten Who Guarded President
Ordered on Active Army Duty

Ten members of the crack secret
service detail which guarded Presi-
dent Roosevelt are ending up in the
Army as buck priyates as the result
of a shift which took them from the
White House to other duties q
month after Mr.. Roosevelt's death
it was disclosed yesterday.
Included in the group is Michael
F. Reilly, head of the detail, who
customarily went ahead of Mr.
Roosevelt to arrange for the Presi-
dents protection on his travels here
and abroad.
There was no statement forth
coming from the Office of Frank j
Wilson. head of the Secret Service
but the Public Relations Office OF
the Treasury said the men had been
replaced at the White House in &C.
cordance with the usual policy OF
rotation" In all, II agents were
relieved, but the oldest of the group,
Evening star., 1945-06-10
(See OKINAWA, Page A-5J

Guy Spaman. who was Mr. Reillys
principal assistant, was not subject
to the Army call which reached
only those men who had been men,
bers of the enlisted reserve.
While the Treasury disclaimed
responsibility for the men now be-
ing taken into the Army, one of the
agents said yesterday that he and
his associates acquired reserve
status in May, .1943, under instruc-
tions from Mr.. Wilson, and before
they had been called in the draft
The Treasury, it was said, did not
want to ask deferment for any OF
it's men-this fact was confirmed
at the Treasury-but upon applica-
ton, the Army was willing to give
the White House agents reserve
status, so long as they were assigned
to guard the President. Once the
men were transferred to the field
they lost this status, and all re-
ceived notification from the War
(See SECRET SERVICE. Po. A-22 J
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Pictures on Page BIZ

More than 1000 Washington Pa
pertroopers took over the Sylvan
Theater on the Monument Grounds
yesterday as guests of honor al
exercises paying tribute for theil
work in paper salvaging in the past
year.
The boys and girls applauded as
Representative Randolph, chairman
of the House District Committee
read President Truman's letter con-
graduating them on rendering such
a patriotic service in collecting the
paper"
President Truman said:
Before we were forced to fight
this war, we took for granted oul
abundance In land of plenty. Early
in the conflict, however, we learned
the Importance of conservation ano
salvage of critical materials.
Paper in its varied forms is es-
sential to the business of supplying
feeding and clothing our armed
forces. AS our fighting might ex-
panded, the need for more paper
grew. Accordingly, we took steps to
Insure constant supply. We saved
Evening star., 1945-06-10
E-Bond Drive Termed
failure by Waller;
Sacrifice Is Urged
Dolly Increase Folls
To $500, 900; Million
Average Is Needed

The Mighty Seventh" Wa
Bond drive is a failure as regard:
E Bond purchases, Wilmer J
Waller. District campaign chair.
man. asserted last night. The
campaign enters it's fifth week
today far behind schedule.
THE time has come when District
residents must buy to the point Of
real sacrifice to put this drive
across" Mr.. Waller said. He asked
for sacrifice ito match in small
measure that of men dying on the
fighting fronts.
E Total is Low.
Despite widespread publicity given
to the need for increased E Bond
purchases to meet the $4,000, ,00O
quota, the E Bond total now is only
s26, 100000. During the last two
days the daily increase has been only
s3O0,000 despite pleas by officials for
sales of at least s1,OOo,OO0 worth OF
E Bonds day.
Mr.. Waller described the s48, 900,
600 E Bond quota as stiff" but
added
That's because the job ahead OF
America-licking Japan-is stiff
The cost will be stiff in blood ano
agony as we'll as dollars"
Volunteer Effort Urged.
To the $4,000 volunteer salesmer
Mr.. Waller addressed a plea thai
every doorbeI be rung' and ever.
buyer asked to buy another bono
this week.
Meanwhile, throughout the Nation
sales to individuals passed the S.
600 900 900 mark yesterday.
With three weeks to go, sales re-
ported through Friday totaled S.
O22 900 900, or u per cent of the
81 900, 900, 900 quota for individuals.
E-Bond sales, which are included
I11an oOGNC No.. 1o(
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Major Riff Reported
In War Crimes Group
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 9.-Lord Wright
chairman of the United Nations
War Crimes Commission, was re-
ported in responsible quarters to-
day to have threatened 70 resign
in an argument over the commits
sion's hush hush policy.
Although no official confirmation
was available, this development was
said to have occurred after a re-
cent press conference in which Lord
Wright outlined the commission s
functions.
In a full meeting the next day
1t. Col. Joseph Hodgson, United
States member of the commission
and acting chairman of the groups
Publicity" Committee, was said to
have raised the question of Lord
Wright's giving an interview with
out first referring the matter to all
members.
Lord Wright, who has advocated
the elimination of secrecy in the
commissions activities, was said to
have told the group bluntly that
? If it instructed him in the future
not to hold press conferences he
had only one course-resignation.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
| Star Is Provided
For Crews of Ships
| Named for Officials

Special arrangements have
been made to provide copies
Of The Sunday Star and of The
Stars Overseas Edition for the
crews of the Crosby S. Noyes
and Rudolph Kaufman, Mari
time Commission ships, when
they touch American ports.
The Crosby S. Noyes is named
for the first editor of The Star
under its present ownership,
who died in 1908; the Rudolph
Kaufman for the late manag-
ing editor of The Star and
vice president of the company,
who died in 1927.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
$4,000 See Hoop Jr.
Win Kentucky Derby;
Pot o Luck Is Second
Arcoro Scores Third
Triumph in Classic
Over Sloppy Track
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June O.
Showing the way over practically
the entire mile and one-quarter of
muddy going, Hoop Jr today won
the list and richest of all Kentucky
Derbies so easily it appeared his Is
rival 3-year-olds we're in another
race.
With Eddie Arcaro in the saddle
for his third triumph in America S
premier race, the son of Sir Gala
had Sd carried F. w. Hooper's blue
and white silks across the finish
line six lengths in advance of Pot
O. Luck from Warren Wright's Calu.
met Farm.
Mrs. w G. Lewis Darby Dieppe
hoping to be the first gray horse II
carry off honors in the classic, wa.
third, beaten a half length for run.
ner-up honors. 1t. Comdr. T. D
Buhl's Air Sailor failed to land in
the money picture by a neck as the
other horses finished far back.
Biggest Margin Since Whirly's.
Running over a track soaked by
three days of rain and under over
cast skies that threatened all day
long to drench the crowd of IS 900,
the Jacksonville, Fla, owned Hoop
Jr. stepped out in front of the pack
inside of the first sixteenth of a
mile and never was headed.
Arcaro, who won in 1888 with
Lawrin and four years ago with
Whirlaway, rated Hoop along in
front of the pack until he hit the
head of the homestretch-a quar-
ter mile from the finish line.
Then. acting as if he was up
on another Whirlaway, the veteran
Newport, KY, Italian called on
Hoop Jr. The race for the $64, $50,
winners share of the gross purse
of $86,875, was settled right there.
When the Hooper bay crossed the
CONTINUED on Page A-l8, Column 81
Evening star., 1945-06-10
-Four Children Die in Car
As Mother Lies in Hospital
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRYAN, Ohio, June 9.-An auto
mobile plunged into a water-f filled
gravel pit IL miles north of here
today, carrying four children to
their deaths. Sheriff Norman Barnes
reported, while their mother, Mrs.
Irene Stoner, lay in Wauseon Hos
pital, after having given birth to q
baby yesterday.
Sheriff Barnes quoted Alva Crime
of Archbold, father of Mrs Stoner.
as saying his son-in law, Alfred, 36.
medically discharged from the Army
two weeks ago, had not been seen
since early this afternoon. Another
child, Alice May, 7, also is missing.
The sheriff said he would resume a
search at the pit tomorrow
The dead children were Alva John,
2; Betty Lou, 4; Earl. o. and
Mary, IL.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Jap Parliament Told
By Hirohito 10 Give
lis Powers 10 Cabinet
Premier Suzuki Coils
Situation Most Critical
In Nations History
BY the Associated Press.
Emperor Hirohito

Emperor Hirohito y 'da,
directed the japanese 81 tt
hand over virtually all its powers
to the war cabinet, which will
rule by decree in an effort tt
cope with what Premier Kantare
Suzuki called "the most critica
situation in the history of oul
nation"
Opening of the two-day emergen-
cy Diet session in bomb-ravished
Tokyo with a prediction that the
unprecedented war powers would
be granted quickly was reported by
the Domei agency in series of
broadcasts recorded by the Federal
Communications Commission.
Addressing both houses, Premier
Suzuki forecast an American in
vasion of Japan and warned of new
shortages of food, munitions and
transport, but rejected uncondi-
tional surrender and declared that
Japan's only choice was Ito fight to
the last"
Refers to "Holy War"
In brief imperial rescript, which
was read before Suzuki spoke, Hiro-
hito called on the people to 'ful.
fill the purpose of the holy war" ane
ordered the Diet to do your duty
of celebrating and supporting the
war emergency measures in ac.
cordance with our imperial will.
Domei said there were six meas.
ures which would empower the cabi
net to issue orders or take STEP
without parliamentary approval il
the fields of transportation, com.
munications, food, munitions, taxes
rehabilitation land other items re-
lated to the nations war effort"
Domei reported that after tht
opening ceremonies, Masataka Ota
chairman of the House War Relic
Measures Committee, in formal in
quiry on governmental policy, sale
there is considerable vagueness al
to who is primarily responsible fol
the conduct of the war" and tina
while the army and navy were CO.
operating closely with each other
"the Premier is merely a participant
in discussions at imperial head
quarters"
Responsible Only to Emperor.
Under the japanese system, tn
army and navy are responsible onl.
to the Emperor, not to the civil gov
ernment, but Ota said "the natiol
believes the premier should be re
sponsible for the war direction a
this critical stage"
The Domei account intimated tina
Suzuki's aim in the present Die
session might be to bring the arm,
and navy under his authority.
1t did not quote him as replying
clearly to Ota's question, but di'
quote him as stating, "the guidin
principle will be to readjus
various aspects of the nations, wa
structure in order that the decisiv
battle on the homeland may b,
fought on basis of complete ma
tional unity"
Suzuki, who quoted the Empero
on the ''holy war" angle, lashed ou
at what he called the tyrannica
attitude" and "evil designs" of tn
United States and Britain, and de
clared
i Japan is fighting a war to upholt
(See JAPANESE POLITICS. A-22.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Second Escape Staged
By Two War Prisoners
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP PICKETT, Va, June g.
Two prisoners of war at Camp
Pickett, who recently we're sentenced
by general court martial for another
escape and charge of housebreak-
ing, escaped through the wire fence
Of the compound on Route 40 to-
night, the public relations Office
says.
The two were identified as Willie
Groneck and Heinrich Walter.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Berlin Is Gount, Scared Mass
OfRubbIe, U.S.Newsmen Find
Stencil Of Death Hangs Over German Capital
But Children Play and Some Folks Can Sing

I saw the ruins in those cities an6
now, in company with other Allieo
correspondents brought here from
Moscow, have seen Berlin.
The Red Army commandant o1
Berlin, Col. Gen. Nikolai E. Bezarin
said As per cent of the buildings
and houses in Greater Berlin are
destroyed beyond repair. Downtown
Berlin has been bombed and shelled
into oblivion.
Yet the song of Berlin today
and they are singing in it's cabarets
and night clubs-is called Berlin
Will Rise Again"
1t is practically impossible to ex-
aggerate in describing the destruc-
ton of Berlin. Col. Bezarin said
Allied aviation dropped $4,000 tons
(See PEPIIN pooe Ak