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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
RAPORTAS APlE NIL
SlJA WASHlNGTONE

Clevelando delegatai dalyva-
We Americas Lietuviu Misijoje
Washingtone sugryzo kupini
ispudziu. zinios apie Misija
tilpo ir Clevelando spaudoje, ir
tilpo net atvaizdas Clevelando
Lietuvaites, Judy 'Luizaites ir
jos motinos, nes Judy buvo is
rinkta atstovauti Lietuvaite
prie peticiju iteikimo ir Bal
tajame Name.
Raportas apie Misija ir vie
sas susirinkimas LVS nariu ir
ju draugu ne nariu rengiamas
sekmadieni, Balandzio %, nuo
800 V. po pietu, Lietuvai Va
duoti Saj-gos centro pirm. P. J.
ziurio namuose, 1434 Clarence
ave., prie Detroit ave. ir w.
130 street. Bus uzkandziu ir
vaises.
Ten bus patiekta pranesimas
apie siuntima Lietuviu atstovo
j San Francisco Konferenciia
gales dalyviai isigyti knyga
Angliskoie kalboje "Kaip Jie
Mus SuSaude".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
BURKE BUS KANDI-I
DATAS ! MAYORUS

STA vasara bus nominacijos
kandidatu miesto mayoro vie
tai ir Lapkricio pradzioje bus
rinkimai mayoro ir miesto ta-
rybos nariu.
Demokratu kandidatas jau
zinomas vienas bus dabartinis
mayoras. Thomas A. Burke.
Be abejo atsiras prizes il ir
kitty Demokratu kandidatu.
Republikonai tue tarpu ne
turi numatyto kandidato ir
deda pastangas rasti toki ku-
ris butu CANA stiprus pastaty-
tt prizes Burke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
MINES CLEVELANDO
$50 METU SUKAkTI

Mayoras Burke paskyre ko-
miteta ir miesto taryba auto
rizavo rengima atitinkamo pro-
gramo paminejimui Clevelan-
do miesto $50 metu isteigimo
sukaktuviu.
Jei karas butu pasibaiges,
1916 metais Clevelande butu
rengiama kas nors panasaus
kaip buvo 1897 metals, kada
buvo surengta Didziuju Ezeru
Fkspozicija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
OF LITHUANIAN WAR
PRISONERS ASSURED
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington
League for the Liberation of Lithuania.

League Tor the Liberation OF Lltnuana
1920 Superior Avenue, ..,.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
The receipt acknowledged by reference from the White
House Of memorandum dated February 15 1e45
the situation of Lhuana and of enemy prisoners of
of Lithuanian nationality Reference is also made to
oranum of the date addressed Mr. Stenus in this
connection.
believe will find the following excerpts from the
Presidents message of January the estate of the Union
pertinent that of your memorandum in which dis
the Atlantic Charter:
1T is true that the statement of principles in the
Atlantic Charter does not provide rules of application
to each and every of this warorn worlds tangled sit
uations But it is good and useful thing-it an
sential thing-to have principles toward which
aim.
And shall not hesitate to our influence
and to it far is humanity possible
the fulfment of the principles of the Atlantic Charter
We have shrunk from the military responsibilities
brought by this We cannot and will not shrink
political responsibilities which follow in the wake
of battle"
This Government cognizant has given thorough
consideration to the situation of prisoners of OF
Lithuanian nationality Prisoners of held by this Govern
released from ntement only the request OF
Allied government certifying that each individual prisoner
subject of that Government and requesting his
purpose of serving in it's armed forces In the cir
cunsances therefore, prisoners of of Lithuanian nation
be released present You be assured that
prisoners been and will continue to be treated
with the Geneva Prisoners of War Convention to
which this Government is party.
Sincerely yours,
For the Acting Secretary of State:
F. Tomlin Bailey
=, Acting Assistant Chief
Special War Problems Division
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
SAUGOS VAJUS

Geguzes menuo bus paskir-
tas Saugos Menesiu, ir nusta-
tyta yra gauti $4,000 nariu
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil. Mokestis tik 81 metams,
Mayoras Burke paskelbe &C.
guzes menesi Saugos Menesiu
Pereita meta Clevelande pa,
daryta dideli suoliai pirmyr
viesos saugos atzvilgiu, ir ira
fiko nelaimese zuvo tik vienas
mokyklos kominys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
KARISKOS KAPINES
CLEVELANDE

Kongrese patiekta bilius pa
skyrimui l22,oOo,ooo irengi-
mui ivairiose SALES dalyse 79
kapjniu palaidojimui zuvusiu
Amerikos kareiviu, iu ju emo
nu ar naSliu.
Kongrese daroma spaudimas
kad viena is tokiu kapiniu vie
tn butu ir Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
M IR | NJ Al

URBONAS Povilas, 60 metu,
nuo 69O6 St. Clair ave., stat
ga mire Bal. 2, pasarvotas N.
A. Wilkelio laidotuviu namuo-
Sc, laidojamas Bal. 6, 2 val.
po pietu, Lakeview kapinese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

PARSIDUODA NAMAS
6 kamb. pavienis, 99x11O kam-
pinis lotas, 3 dideli miegkam-
bariai, tile moderniska virtu-
We, plieno Venetian blinds, Sill
karpetais, kietas ivaziavimas i
garaziu. Savininkas Q5)
1850 East II Street
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
PIENO BUS DAUGIAU

Pavasariui atejus, padauge-
jo pieno ir Clevelando miesto
gyventojai gales gauti daug
daugiap pieno negu gavo zie-
ma. Pieno tiekimas buvo su-
varzytas sarysyje su karo pa
reikalavimu pieno produktu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

PARSIDUODA FARMA
Troy Township, Garrettsvil-
lie, Ohio, netoli Cuyahoga upes.
1214 akru, didelis sodas, apie
400 vaismedziu. Nuo City Ii
mits % males. Kreipkites ar
ba rasykit: Q5)
J. ZAKAS
1902 LawnvieW Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio
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LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
"a, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos, todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau j Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

DU KAMBARIAI NUOMAI
Pigiai, tinka vienai moteriai.
Kreiptis antrasu (15)
1870 East AT Street.
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y. A. w. Chiefs
Add Coca Cola Girls
Win softbalI Games

A. Bayview Park last n,oh.
% a. W. Chiefs won =
msenih inning victory IN =
mwtar leastie pitchers ha,,,~
wlth the vPB-lI3 team. Na;,har
haFr scored run until an
sfSenlh when an error by H;lls
- Y a w. Chief shorts,on
esaEled with a two Dagger bv
Elehards and a single bv ~
CnuldF Bailey. scored two r,ns
~ she VPB-ii3 This looked like
iAW tals samei however. in the
y hssli II the seventh the F. A.
II Chiefs ean'e through with a
ha D. pateher Seton, . walk. 10
faF1. IN ~ Bysrs, . hit by
Newnan afsn q rnomenfary field
irg iafse nv the vPB-ii3 team
n win ~ . score OF 8 70 2.
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Directions Followed
To The Red Letter
ny Associated Pressl

WILSON, N. c. A ration
board clerk returned an unsigned
gasoline application with the di-
rections, please complete and
sign your application in the place
checked with red pencil" The
form came back unsigned.
Miss Jones returned it again
with instructions that it be
signed.
2 Back came the application,
with this note: Please pardon
me. I can't find red pencil here
in Elm City. borrowed this one
from the bank. That was why
l couldn't write with red first
Thank you"
The signature was ir red.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
THE WEATHER


~ West and Vicinity: Partly
rs.aa1y Wlth little chanacNin tenn
rsfsfNrr this afternoon through
tfufsoay; gentle 20 moderate
81 teFiF u ads
FiAida. Partly cludy and con
iDeea wafm IN south and centrs
fzaslons. considerable eloudiness
nna slightly cooler in extreme
smth roItsn today. tonight and
IIussday 3 fow wldsly scattered
HsE@sfA and thunder storms.
Jacksonville through Florida
klfsss and Fact Gulf: Gentle 10
q exAfinse east 10 southeastern
nsas over soath and central por-
lNax moderate southerly shifting
eas over extreme north por-
tiun. lsetoFslng northerly Thurs
a E9ftly co ~ weather with
w1slf ae4litfA showers and
Hfs nEiErstogns4.
3afk rsstils ~ ApalaclAaola,
~ - ~. etaff ~ storm warnings
*4e tfcW - fw
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

lalo- Sarah Margaret Fuller
nalsad writer her age, among
Amefica's most remarkable WON
-. barn near Boston. Died july
~ 1850
fe29-James q. Eads, famed
sngineer. hiilder Of bridges and
iFuneiads. deepener OF rivers,
horn LaufcncebVrg, Ind. Daeo
Maf 8. 1887
iazs - Ambrose r. Burnside.
famed Union general o. CiVli
MAF. Rh0de Island goyernoF-sen-
etoF. born Liberty. Ind. Dieo
Aept O.. 1881
lAss 49, Everett r. TOmhnson:
Baptist clergyman writer Oh
Enpular books for boys, oor''
shllssh. n. 0. Died Oct 80. 1881
1883 DsualsS FAIRBANKS. iain-
81 sctor screen star ms age oot h
Dxnver. calo. Died Dee. IL. 1883
IlarleTt Marshall. famed actor
ana screen star. born England
81 VeaFa aaD.
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Waitress Gives Nazis
One He'll OF A Time
nv 4...eiat4.a r...s,

ST. PETERS PORT, Guernsey.
Mrs. Winifred K. Green spent
five months in German prisons
for answering He'll Churchill!'
to every salute of Hell Hitler. .
during German occupation of the
Channel Islands.
A waitress at hotel, she hell
ed with the best of them-but
always for Churchill. Jailed at
Guernsey, Jersey and finally at
Caen, France, she embroidered
Hell Churchill Wee For Victory"
on her bedsheet.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
Dy PEDRO AGUniM

2 & I
JUS read d clipping from q
Bermuda Daily and shows Danny
|Lasfres playing short stop ion
the N. Al. s. nine and hitting in
the cleanup position He is play
ing great game and has gained
weight and win make a great
|hall player. He needed this added
experience to give him con-
fidence.
l have Just received a letter
from Meme Domenech. He wants
TO take these means in saying
hello to all his friends in this
city, and at the same time he
Z ants to help erect the Memorial
TO Harry wickers and all the
Eoys that have followed in this
V zr on the battle fields.
III the Service League the CIV
|i1i-n Workers have won two
sanscs. The first by one to two
S ore and the second by 5 to
ore. All the games lost have
keen by a close margin. Albury.
Eel 1andez, Baker. Mira, NJ
Acevedo and the rest of the boys
are doing well under the cir
eumstances and they will be in
the thick of the fight before the
league is over.
In softball the pitching of
Bonney of the Flyers have fea-
tured the Service League. He
famed II in his first game and
won 4 to 0 and in his second game
he famed. IL and his ,feafn mates
won IS to- 2, He, allowed but one
hit, but walked five in one frame
and allowed two rims to cross
the plate. Atibat the Headers are
CARR Navy Chiefs, 1000; Hude-
vanic, Fl. Taylor, 1000; Baker,
VPB-113, ia; Byars, N. c., 300;
Yurina, Marines, 800; Zamatitis
Flyers. 800; Kettels, Chiefs;
Turner, Marines; Perry, Chiefs,
500 each; Bella, Fl. Taylor, 444
Caldwell, Marines; Sigrnan, Ma
rines; Gebhardt, v P Bib
Schoch, FIT. Taylor; Decretta
Barracks; Peterson, Chiefs, 40t
each; futile, Barracks, 428.
In the City League: Legion
Electric Shop and Machinists are
tied for the first place and Daily
News and Porter Place for Sec
ond place and the last place i!
held fast by the Civilian Workers
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ner White and Southland streets.
Plans for the ennuaI installa-
ticn Of Officers will be announced
at this meeting.
The local unit of the auxiliary
viii be On h-1d for a Poppy sale.
TIE annual Poppy Sale of the
auxiliary viii be on June ] and 2,
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Legion Post viii
Meet This Evening

4 regular a.eet.lg of Arthur
sswyer Post 20, American Lee
s'on' viii be held this evening at
Q D. m. at the Legion Home, COR
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BRc0KI.Yss. Z pe3kth i
named for rs rcrt Of efnharku~
fioh, Care Town. South Afrira.
and comes Efcm q small Alrican
sheep.
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. j. F. John
son, Island City Bank Bldg.
Office hours: 8 till IL.
may22- knox
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ToIoAY's GAMES
American League
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington
might
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80. advertisements under thfs beua
WI ne inserted In Fhe CitIxe,. NJ
.ne rate of Re word for each fnsers
80 ~ ,s nus the minimum change for
a.. 70 words or less TX zoe.
w"fu and the ninimum charge for
'"s iirst ID wersgs or lexs Is .i5c.
rusnlenf for classified advertise
"ss ~ invariably In advance. hut
'.usnr Hdvsrtisess VIII ledger &c.
aus may have their advertise
To insure publication, .opy n,ns1
sc ~ she og Zee Before In ,,.cia.I. M.
ne aa$ 0f Qualification.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23

John Stuart. president ol cnak-
er Oats. Chicago, born Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. IS years ago
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Nationsl League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh (nighD.
New York at Cincinnati (nighD.
Brooklyn at st. Louis (night).
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., chairman
of General Motors, born New
Haven, Conn.,, 10 years ago.
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FURNISHED ROOM for couple:
with washing and ironing priv
leges. Paulrs Tire Shop.
may22-2tx
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FOUND

GOVERNMENT CHECK. Owner
may have same by proving
ownership and paying for this
ad. The Citizen. , may2l-St
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A. Wess. Fi24 May 20. 1875
ft,afsati . taken al 3:30 a. ~
teslsin mBf finfs. City Office
Fsrs s~s ifnEos
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ATTRACTIVE furnished cottage;
central, refrigerator, moderate
rent. To commissioned officer
and wife. Also, two bedroom
apartment: very desirable.
Phone 222-W. may23-ltx
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: FIFE CT ba-insss place for
rent. Apply 217 Duval street.
may23-3 tx
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TRAILER SPACE in private lot;
lights. hot and cold water. 600
Grinnen nay22-5tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23

SMALL electric floor sander,
coffee table and crochet bed
s..rcad. 1870 South street.
nay2f-3tx
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GOLD CROSS and chain with 3
small diamonds; on Fleming
street between Whitehead and
Navy Yard gate. Reward. Call
84l-J. mayzo-otx
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MANS BICYCLE; very good
condition. new tires. 8 in cleo
trio fan. After 5 P. M. 800
Simonton street. Albury Courts
Cottage No. 8 may22- SIX
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REACHIN and Walkin Electric.
Refrigerators, one week to
four weeks delivery. Phone 1873.
- : fiiay21 -6t'
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rEMpERATuRE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
koa1a ending $50 a. m. as report
"a ~ fiir n. s. Weather Bureau.
HiTsest Lowest
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ISLANDER DRESS SHOP across
street from White House, 220
Eaval street Opening sale:
rope shoes from Cuba, SITS
S2.00; cotton frocks, $685.
Sl0.95-S15 95; bathing suits,
$5.75 up. may18-8tx
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3a14f&il - hRHs ending
$50 q. IA. inches .-. 900
Tsal rainfall since May .:
hrhcs o.O3
bilfeney since May 4:
mshcs 2.s2
KaHal sslulnll since Jan. 1:
Hehss 2.34
iRI.siency since January /;
nshes eIs
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ONE 3 burner Florence oil stove
and one boss oven ready to
use. Both for $11.00. Call 1913
REAR Eaton st. may22-2tx
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ELECTRIC water pump, $500;
Florence oil heater, $3.50. AIS
United, may22-3tx
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
/ Column
s+4&%x43x+44xsAx444x4&s.s
FOR RENT
TRAILER SPACE in private lot;
lights. hot and cold water. 500
sGrinnen nay22-5tx
FURNISHED ROOM for couple:
with washing. and ironing priv
1eges. Paul's Tire Shop.
may22-2tx
c FIFE CT ba-insss place for
rent. Apply 217 Duval street.
Mayo tx
ATTRACTIVE furnished cottage;
central, refrigerator, moderate
rent. To commissioned officer
and wife. Also, two bedroom
apartment; very desirable.
! Phone 222-W. may23-1tx
FOR SALE
22-FT. FISHING boat; auxiliary
sail with 612 II. p. motor. 40-1
Poinciana Also model "a"
motor. may18-6tx
REACHIN and Walkin Electric.
Refrigerators, one week to
four weeks delivery, Phone 1913.
b. mayzl-ot'
SMALL electric floor sander,
coffee table and crochet bed
s,,rcad. ll2o South street
rnay2f-3tx
ISLANDER DRESS SHOP across
street from White House, 220
Ctval street - Opening sale:
rope shoes from Cuba, SITS
$2.00; cotton frocks, $685.
$10.95-$1595; bathing suits,
$5.75 up. may18-8tx
TRAILER with large room at
tached. built in ice box, COM
pletely furnished every detail.
Price very low. Buyer take
jmmediato POSSESSION. VIM.
Myers. Mastic Park.
may22-6tx
MANS BICYCLE: very good
condition. new tires. 8 in cleo
trio fan. After 5 P. M. 800
Simonton street. Albury Courts
Cottage No. 8 may22-5tx
ELECTRIC water pump, $500;
Florence oil heater, $3.50. AIS
United, may22-3tx
ONE 3 burner Florence oil stove
and one boss oven ready to
use. Both for $11.00. Call 1913
REAR Eaton st. may22-2tx
PRESSURE COOKER.
341-J. may22-3tx
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FOR SALE

22-FT. FISHING boat; auxiliary
sail with 612 H. p. motor. 40-1
Poinciana Also model "a"
motor. mayt8-6tx
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TRAILER with large room at
tached. built in ice box, COM
pletely furnished every detail.
Price very low. Buyer take
jmmedia.a ro~SaSeicn. Vim.
Myers. Mastic Park.
may22-6 tx
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Classified Column

...,.l +f++++1+*%<++%+<<&**+++Ssss
he ins.s r.s - an as THIS head FOR RENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Red. China
Drives On

CHUNGKING, Aug "a (UP)-
The Chinese Communist war COM
munique today reported that Com
nunist forces have seized the
Meihaiwei naval base on Shan
tung peninsula, the Tientsin rail-
road station and the big rice port
town of Wuhu above Marking,
The communlque said Com
munist forces operating southeast
OF peiping have cut the Tlentsln-
Peiping railroad.
Other Communist forces we're
credited with capturing Luho
opposite Marking and to have
entered Wweisui in Suiyan
province which the communique
Of the Chungking government
claimed had been captured by its
forces.
The Communist exploits were
reporte as the Communist
regime accepted Gen. Chang Kai-
Shek's bid for a conference at
Chungking. The muni I
leader Mao Tze-Tung advised
Chang he was sending a repre-
sentative TO Chungking in re-
spouse to Chiang's invitation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Truman
TOKeep
IckeS lin

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a (INS)
President Truman at a news
said Secretary Of the
Interior Ickes would remain in his
post as long as he wishes.
The Chief Executive spoke with
finality. He gave the impression
that he wanted TO scotch recur-
rent reports that the fiery cabinet
member would resign.
Other developments at the news
conference were:
The President will clarity his
position on making public the full
facts of the Pearl Harbor disaster
when he receives reports from
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal
and Secretary of War Stimson.
He will send a special message
10 Congress on the reconversion
legislative program when ii re-
convenes Sept. 5, including
recommendation that the nation
90 back 10 standard time.
Mr.. Truman said fatty that the
United States and her allies did
not. like the Franco regime Of
Spain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Atom Secret
ShdriingASked
Sen. Downey Foresees
Danger in conceatment
THE nErRolI TIMES
Aug l94S

WASHINGTON. Aug - ,UP)
Senator Downey tDl of Cali
fornia proposed TO-DAY that Con
greSs give serious consideration
10 the possibility Of mdkin~ the
secret of atomic pJ"er CVallahle
10 the word th.ougn the United
Nations organization.
He also warned that. unless
America develops the industrial
use OF atomic power 10 the fun,
she will run the risk Of becoming
a "third-rate power within ID or
20 years
Downey. member OF the Senate
military affairs committee which
will handle legislation on the con-
troll Of atomic power, emphasized
that he was not yet ready 70 ad-
vocate disclosure of the secret 10
the world.
But. he said. the possibility
should be seriously considered
because Of two facts
First. other nations are certain
10 find The secret themselves
probably within the next five
years. And second. 10 put IL on
a competitive basis will simply be
20 arouse antagoniSm and Sus-
picion and start A new super
arms race which could only end
In disaster.
Aside from the military race,
he said, there win be a terrific
contest for development OF indus
trial uses Of the atom. II is here
he added, that America faces the
risk Of becoming a third rate
y.nuyAr
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Ending Loans
Shocks British

LON DON. Aug. "a (INS) -
Great Britain has been placed in
a very serious financial position by
United States stoppage of lend
lease, Prime Minister Attlee de-
clared in the House Of Commons
today.
He disclosed that Ambassador
Viscount Halifax. presently on
leave in England. would return
Immediately to Washington with
British financial experts to seek a
transitional accord.
Former Premier winston n
Churchill revealed that he was as
surprised as Attlee at the sudden
I'm in alton of lend-lease and
allie d the action rough" and
harsh" Churchill said. however,
that he could not believe that the
last word on the matter had been
received from the United States.
WANTED CONSULTATION
Attlee disclosed that the stop
page of lend-lease had come
somewhat as a surprise and de-
clared that the British would have
liked 10 have been consulted be-
fore the action was taken.
Attlee admitted the British gov
lernment had not expected lend
lease TO continue long after the
defeat of Japan, but he indicated
plainly that the sudden ending of
the arrangement Tuesday by
President Truman came as a
shock.
The prime minister said British
overseas shipments that were 60
| ing out on the eve OF the Japanese
defeat were equivalent TO yearly
expenditure of about 1000, 1000, 900
pounds sterling $4,000. 900, ,0O0)
including essential food and other
nonmunition supplies.
NOW THEY MUST PAY
These items, he said. I'VE must
now pay for"
Attlee said British exports next
year were scheduled as contrjbu-
tions totaling about 81 400, 600. 900
for lend-lease and that certain
other sources Of income. mainly
temporary were providing ST.
ZOO, ,000.00 Of materials.
This initial effort with which
| TO start the task to re-establish
our own economy Is immense"
/ he said
Attlee explained that because
|lend-leaSe was a division of effort
Iamong the British and their allies,
1.-THE cancellation leaves the BritonS
far worse of when sources of as
ISiStance are dried up than il leaves
those who afforded us assistance. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Detroit Rood
Cost FIayed

A protest against the high cost
of food in the Detroit area was
registered today with Secretary
of Agriculture Anderson by the
Greater Detroit nsum ers'
Council.
The protest, su b m tie d by
Charles. c. Lockwood, attorney
for the council, pointed out that
ceiling prices for eggs are the
highest of any August in the war
period
The prices of fruits and
vegetables are from 100 10 200
per cent higher than in prewar
days." Lockwood said.