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son; the Mines. Lucy Jones, Dor
othy Boyd, Essie Arnold, Leila
Smith, and Matte Fogg; the Rev.
E. G. Harris, Mr.. James Batsell and
Miss Verilea Combs.
Engagement Announced: Mrs.
George W. Jones, 1901 Fifth Ave.
&c., has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Doris Curley
Ware, to Mr.. George Allen Powell
of Washington, D. C. The wedding
date has been tentatively set for
next June.
Miss Timma Leah Marshall, 1909
Elliot, was hostess at breakfast,
Saturday, July 7, in honor of Mrs.
Lawrence Thomas of Chicago, and
Sgt. Bernard Johnson, at home on
furlough from overseas. The Mines.
Robert Wallace, Earl Holloway,
Russell Wright and Mr.. L. Rich
ard Riess were also present.
Mrs. Quentiny Grier and her son,
Wilbert, arrived Saturday, July Z,
from Atlanta, Ga, to be the house
guests of Mrs. Grier's aunt, Mrs.
Leila Thomas, 1900 Portland Ave.
Mrs. Viola Whatley, 1852 Gin
ton, left Tuesday for a one week
vacation in Chicago where she will
visit her brother and friends.
Mrs. Mary Moss, 400 E. seth St.,
returned Monday, July 9, after
spending a month visiting relatives
in Indianapolis, Ind, and Chicago.
Mrs. Moss is the mother of Mr..
Harvey Moss, who lives at 1904
46th Ave. So.
Indicted: Charles Harold Brown,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown,
1139 Fifth Ave. No., will be in
Quoted into the U. S. Army, Friday,
July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Lucas of 5421
Wayzata Blvd. had as their week
end guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Murray and Mrs. Emmett Will
son of Chicago, who visited the
Lucases en- route home to the
Windy City after a fishing trip at
Lake Shamineau.
Mus. SIC Thomas c. Walker, U. S.
Naval Air Base, Void Chamberlain
Field, now at the Naval Hospital at
Great Lakes, Illinois, had as wish
tors for July 4, his mother, Mrs.
Beaulah Walker, his sister, Vir-
ginia, of Louisville, KY, and Ruthe
Crozier of Minneapolis.
Tot Celebrates Birthday: Theo-
dore w. Patterson celebrated his
third birthday July 4. A party was
given in his honor at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pat
terson, 522 Colfax Ave. No. His
little guests were Herbert Harvey,
Betty, J. B. and Johnnie Laws, and
Annette and Arnold Patterson.
Pvt. and Mrs. Bert Smith, 1854
Clinton Ave-, returned this week
from Centerville, Iowa, where they
visited Pvt. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Katherine Foster.
Picnic: Mr.. and Mrs. Beacher
Quinn, 81 Hoag Ave. No., and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, 1920
Fourth Ave. So, were hosts at a
picnic, July 4, at Minnehaha Falls,
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Phalen Beach was really crowded
the fourth. Saw Doggy Young,
Leonard Powers, Edith Price, lone
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Luncheon: Mrs. George Hall, 1867
Taylor Avenue, had as her luncheon
guests Thursday, July 5, several
out-of-town friends. They included
Mrs. Epps Graves of New York
City, Mrs. Ralph Mosley of Chi
cago, ILL.,; Mrs. William Marshall
also of Chicago, Mrs. Clifford
Hawkins of North Carolina, Mrs.
Clifford Hawkins, ST., Mrs. Harry
Grever and Mrs. Riley Gilchrist of
Minneapolis.
Dancing party: One hundred and
sixty people of the Twin Cities
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Salters and Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Goddette at a dancing
party Saturday, July 7, at Keller's
Golf Club.
Fishing: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P.
Wigington, 575 Fuller Avenue, and
Mr.. Allen Williams, TAP Rondo,
motored to Turtle River Lake and
spent five days fishing and visit
ing with old friends. Mr.. Wiging-
ton is employed as a craftsman at
the Atlas Manufacturing Co.
Sgt. Charles E. Moore arrived in
the city Saturday, July 7, on a
thirty-six day furlough from Ger
many to visit his parents, the Rev.
B. N. Moore, 566 W. Central, and
his sister, Elizabeth Moore, also
of St. Paul. Sgt. Moore has been
awarded five battle stars and one
silver star during his service under
the command of General Simpson.
After the completion of his fur
Tough Sgt. Moore will be sent to
the South Pacific.
Discharged: Pfc. Clarence L.
Scroggins, 229 Il -Rondo, was one of
the five Minnesota veterans who
received a point-plan discharge at
Fort Smelling Monday, July 9. He
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DR.. Prince W. Haggerty, DID. of
Des Moines, president of the Ma
tional Spiritual Church in Christ Of
USA, Inc, expert spiritualist read
er and healer, will lecture at any
church of any denomination, COM
munity house or public gathering.
Appointments may be made by
calling Main 1897, 321 Washington
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in honor Of their cousin, Mrs. Sadie
M. Hurt of Nashville, Tenn. Guests
included Mrs. Jewell Burke's house
guest, her sister, Mrs. Lena Gun
ningham of Chicago, ILL.,; Miss
Mary Carolyn Fogg of Louisville,
KY, house guest of her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Fogg; the
Messrs. and Mines. Enroll Fassett,
Sam Arnold; the Mines. E. Y.
Marshall, M. E. Bell, E. L. Sims;
the Messrs. L. Richard Reese,
Samuel Hale, ]. H. Williams and
Miss Timmaleah Marshall.
Breakfast Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Mckinney, 1923 Fremont
Ave. No., were hosts Wednesday,
July 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Stem
mons for their twelfth wedding an
niversary, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Williams, Mrs. Cresa Shrout, Mr..
Robert Williams and Mrs. Anna
Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. General Butler and
son, Lawrence Milton, 400 E. 39th
St., were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Alternately, 5O43 Irv-
ing Ave. No., Wednesday, July a.
Mrs. William MOsley, 428 Col
fax Ave. No., Wednesday, July A,
entertained at dinner for Mrs. C.
w. Hawkins and her house guests,
Mrs. Ralph Molsby and Mrs. VIM.
Marshal of Chicago and Mrs. c.
Hawkins, Sumter, S. C.
Club Meets: The Bridgette Club
was entertained by Mrs. C. W.
Glenn, 364O Fourth Ave. &c., Tues
day afternoon, July 10. Among the
guests were the Mines. B. C. Arch
err, Richard Blair, Martin Brown,
VIM. Cassius, Lonnie Cotton, Boyd
Crawford, Hiram Gibbs, VIM. God
cite, Courtney Hilyard, Earl Kyle,
VIM. Modem, George Nixon, C. H.
Roper, John Patton, Eugene Shep-
ard, Richard Stokes, Hammond
Turner, R. S. Underwood, VIM. B.
Walker, VIM. Walker, Earl Weber
and C. W. Wigington. Club prizes
were won by Mrs. Burie Car
michael, first; Mrs. Palmer Jack
son, second, and Mrs. Earl Comley,
third. Guest prizes were won by
the Mines. o. B. Williams, Harriet
Brown, and DIN P. Wells. The con-
ISOLATION was won by Mrs. E. L.
Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jackson, COG
N. Seventh St., are spending a two
weeks vacation visiting in Macon,
Shelbina, and Kansas City, Mo-,
Chicago and Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. Jessie Turner, 1905 Fifth
Ave. &c., will leave some time next
week for St. Louis, Mo-, where she
plans to make her home with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker and
their six months old son, who have
been in the city for the past two
months visiting Mr.. Walkers sister,
Mrs. Elijah Henderson, left Thurs
day, July 5, for Taylor, Ark, to
make their home and also to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Walker. The Walkers came here
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White, Lois Milsap, Jane Russell,
Betty Lewis and Carmitta Hit,
Sunday, at Fields.
Say girls, don't you know that
fine, Homer Briley is home on fur
Tough? (Wolf, wolff
Received a letter from Howard
Starks, saying that he'll be home
soon.
P. w. seems to be carrying a
torch for o. B. (Mpls., of course)
V. R. seems to be dreamy-eyed
over C. J. (Hey, now.
Seems as though a lot Of girls
have their clutches out for Ira
Robinson, namely?
Everyone seems to have given
so much attention to the best
dressed boy, but they hardly ever
give much thought to the girl. In
my estimation, Blanche Junnel is
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home by a cousin, Miss Nan
definite.
Miss Alyce w. Monroe, a super
visor of kindergarten and nursery
schools in the public school system
at Topeka, Kans., is the house guest
of Miss Eunice Brown, 1851 Bryant
Ave. No.
Little Charlene Cleveland, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cleve-
land, 1912 Elliot, celebrated her
first birthday at a party, Wednes-
day, July II, at her parents home.
Miss Lauretta Lassley, gil Bryant
Ave. No., celebrated her birthday,
Friday, July 6, in Des Moines, la.
She and Miss Rose Doyle of the
same address accompanied Miss
Doyle's sister, Mrs. Edith Bell, and
Mrs. Evelyn Carter of Des Moines,
who were in the city for July 4.
Mrs. YvOnne Galbreth and daugh-
ter, Sandra, returned to Chicago
Wednesday, June II, after spend
ing a week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy White, mother of Mrs. Gal
breth, and her brother, Sgt. Ander-
son Buchanan, home from France.
Also a guest at the home of the
Whites is Miss Marseilliene Pill
grim of New York, fancee of Sgt.
Buchanan.
Mrs. Lucille Woodland and Mrs.
Genevieve Cooper, HOB Lyndale
Ave. No., entertained at dinner,
Thursday, July 5, in honor of Mrs.
Beulah Cohran and her house guest,
Miss Bernice Smith of Evanston,
Ill. Others were Mrs. Ruby Bobo,
Mr.. Theodore Woodland and Mr..
George Jordan.
The Friendly Sixteen Club was
entertained Saturday, July 7, by Mr..
and Mrs. C. ]. VanWinkle, 515 Bry-
ant Ave. No. After the business
meeting and dinner, members COM
pleted plans for their annual picnic.
Mr.. Walter Rhodes, 2435 Fifth
Ave. &c., was honored guest at a
party at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
James Lewis, 2817 Elliot, Monday,
July 9, given by members of st.
Peters A. M. E. church choir. Mr..
Rhodes, who will be indicted into
the army soon, was presented
SIS as a going-away gift.
Mrs. Sadie Fisher, 40 Highland
Ave-, is in Chicago for a two-week
visit with Mrs. Ethel Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccoy
and daughter, Janice Sandra, 9O3
Dupont Ave. No., and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Naumoff and daughter, Cen
evieve, returned this week from a
weekend at Pelican Rapids, Mimi,
where they attended the funeral of
Mrs. McCoy's father, Mr.. Gus Jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Bell, 1929
Clinton, entertained at dinner
served on their lawn, Saturday,
July 6, for Mrs. Sadie Mae Hurt of
Boston; the Mines. Hester Harri-
son, Ruby King and the Misses
Joyce and Patricia King of Chi
cago, and Miss Mary Carolyn Fogg
of Louisville. Other guests were
the Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Bolts, the
Messrs. and Mines. Theodore
Waugh, Earl Sims, and M. H. Jack
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Of Mrs Ed Cater, 1924 Clinton
Ave-, and Mrs. George Daley, 2433
Fifth Ave. So, are in the city for
a short visit. Mrs. Mitchell has
been working in Washington, d. c.,
as a clerk-typist.
Mrs. H. T. Russell, 5049 James
Ave. NJ, left Minneapolis Satur-
day, June 80, for Tucson, Arizona,
to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Hughes, who died there
Friday, June 29.
Mrs. Lena Cunningham of Chi
cago is visiting her brother, E. C.
Johnigan, 281O Clinton, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Jewell Burke, 3342 Fourth
Ave. So. Mrs. Cunningham is the
mother Of Seaman julius Andrews,
formerly of Minneapolis, now serv-
ing overseas.
Fireman First Class Russell
johnson, who has been in the South
Pacific for the past ID months, ar
rived in the city to spend fifteen
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, 241O Hiawatha
Ave-, Minneapolis, and his brother,
Bernard johnson, a member of the
United States Army, also home on
furlough.
Celebrates 18th Birthday: Earl
enc Kyle, 1887 Fourth Ave. So,
entertained Friday, July 6, on her
birthday. Guests included the
Misses Kathleen Curry, Marlene
Allen, Luverne Noble, Hazel Under
wood, Marlene Wallace, Harriet
Bowman, Dorothy Ann Stovall,
lone Roach, Marlene Adkins,
Constance Turner, Mary Manning,
and Jean Suthern. Earlene is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Kyle.
Entertains for Sister-inLaw: Mrs.
Beulah Cohron Smith, gave an in
formal party at her home, 901 4th
st. No., in honor of her sister-in-
law, Miss Bernice Smith, of Chi
cago. Guests included, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Woodland, Pvt. and
Mrs. Bert Smith; the Mines. Ida
Burrell, Blanche Cooper, Genevieve
Cooper, Grace Johnson, Alma
Woodson, Georgia Palmer, Claudia
Garrett, Ethel Landers; the Misses
Theresa Crews and Felicia Boyd,
and the Messrs. John Sims and
Henry Turner, of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Irene Collins of Chicago. Miss
Smith returned to her home, Sat-
urday, July 7.
Mrs. Elise Lewis, 1920 Fifth Ave.
So, was hostess to the Blue Mon
day Club, Monday, July 9. Dinner
was served Italian style. Mrs.
Dorothy Scott will be the hostess
at their meeting, Monday, July 16,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander, 1920 Fifth Ave. So.
Miss Pauline Bryant, 1907 Fifth
Ave. No, is back in the city after
spending two months visiting her
mother and sister in Chicago and
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Helen Phillips, 1921 Fourth
Ave. So, returned from Des Moines,
Iowa, July A, where she visited her
mother.
The POkena Club met at the home
of Mrs. Marion Johnson, 9S9 Aid
rich Ave. No., Saturday, July 7.
Members present were the Mines.
June Robinson, Ruth Bell, Kathryn
Harper and Charlotte Davis. The
club disbanded until September.
Mrs. Ollie Lindsay, 3511 Smelling
Ave-, who has been quite i'll with
pneumonia, is reported to be i'm
proving. Her daughter, Mrs. o. T.
Crittenden, who was in the city
because Of her illness, has returned
to her home. Mrs. Lindsay's son,
Mr.. Sam Harris, lives at 500 E
25th st.
Mr.. Harry Chairman, of Duluth,
Mimi, who spent his vacation visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Harriet
Smallwood and family, $40 Hoag
Ave. No., returned to his home,
Monday, July 9.
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Robert Kyle, fourteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kyle, ST.,
3637 Fourth Ave. &c., one of the
newsboys for this paper for the last
three years, will enter Abbott Hos
pital this week for a major opera
ton. Roberts sisters, Earlene and
Shirley, will take care of his Gus
toners while he is confined.
He is a ninth grade student of
Bryant High school and his hobby
is woodwork and chemistry. His
chief ambition is to be a chemist.
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CHURCHILL PRABI-
10 PRIZES RUSUS

Winston Churchill, kali
bedamas atstovu Rumuose
Londone, pareiske kad dix
taturines komunistines jie-
gos stengiasi uzvaldyti Eu-
ropa teroristiniais budais.
Jis ragina laikyti atomi-
skos bombos paslapti Anne
rikos ir Anglijos zinioje il
neisduoti jokiai kitai vals-
tybei.
Likes laisvas nuo valdis-
ky pareigu, Churchill pa
dare stipriausi ataka viso-
je savo karjeroje prizes ry-
tu Europoje ivedamas So
vietu Rusijos globojamas
valdzias.
Jis taipgi pazymejo kad
atomiska bomba naudoti
nusprende Prez. Truman
susitares su Churchillu.
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Gen. Macarthur |neis Japonijon RugpjuGio 28
LEND-LEASE VISAI
SULAIkYTAS

Pasibaigus Americas ka-
rui SUI Japonais ir nereika-
laujant daugiau jokios sve-
timos Sales pagalbos kare,
Americas valdzia paskelbe
sulaikyma teikimo kitoms
salims pagalbos maistu ir
ginklais bel reikmenimis,
ka per kelis metus Ameri-
ka tieke Rusijai, Britani-
jai, Kinijai ir kitoms.
Xxi siol Amerika isdave
40 bilijonu dolariu vertes
militarisku reikmenu savo
talkininkems.
= Anglia jau bedavoja kad
netekus lend-leaso iai bus
sunku atsigauti ir nori pa
ramos.
Ar sulaikyta slaptas ga
benimas maisto j Russia?
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BEVIN PRIESINASI
SOVIETQ ITAKAI
EUROPOS SALYSE

Britu naujos darbo wy
riausybes uzsieniu sekreto-
rius Bevin atstovu rumuo-
Sc Londone pareiske kad
Bulgarijos, Romanijos ir
Vengrijos dabartines W.
riausybes, esancios Sovietu
itakos sferoje, ''neatstovau-
ia tu Sally zmoniq didu-
mos" ir sake nepripazins
bolseviku surengtais balsa-
vimais isrinktos valdzios.
Taciau, toliau kalbeda-
mas, apie Ispanijos vyriau-
sybe, Bevin pasireiske no.
rvs matyti panama Ispa-
MICS vyriausybeje. Ia pa
maina, Bevin turi zinoti,
pasidarytu tik tokia kokia
gavo Bulgaria., Romanija
ir Vengrija, del kuriu jis
rodo nepasitenkinimo.
Toliau, Bevin atsisauke j
Lenkus, karius ir civilius,
ragindamas juos gryzti
Lenkija, mes esa Stalinas
uztikrines jam jog istrauk-
sias sovietu kariuomene is
Lenkijos, isskyrus ''maza
skaiciu 'reikalinga palai-
kymui komunikacijos sr1
sovietu kariuomene Vokie-
tijoje."
Americas vyriausybe ir-
gi pareiske nepatenkinima
prizes varzyma Bulgarijoje
rinkimu, taciau jeigu ir to-
liau Westinghouse ir Lon
donas tikes Stalino 70
dziams, o uzsimerks jo
zveriskiems darbams boise.
viku pavergtose salyse, lai
visai liaujasi apie paverg.
tu tautu likima ir kalbeje,
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:: .*''':l@Aly
ID A r B Al

Apie milijonas darbinin-
ku visoje salyje liko laiki-
mai be darbo, karui staiga
pasibaigus. Tuo tarpu Vi
sos isdirbystes skubiai per-
sikeicia j taikos reikmenu
gamyba.
Tie darbininkai neteko
darby j savaite laiko kaip
tik valdzia sulaike uzsaky-
mus karo reikmenu.
Kasdien armija vyru ir
m1oteru, paleistu is karo
isdirbysciu, dideja.
Prasidejo didele darbi-
ninku migracija j paskiras
Sales dalis: gryzimas j sa-
vo senus lizdus, j ukes ir
kitur. Bet ne visi atvyku-
sleJi j miestus dirbti gryS
savo senas gyvenamas vie
tas.
Amerikos isdirbeju So
jungos prezidentas prane-
sa bedarbes laikotarpis bus
trumpas.
Valdziai paliuosavus dar-
by ir algu kontrole, unijos
pradejo kelti reikalavimus
duoti darbininkams dau-
giau mokesties ten kur dar
dirbama.
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POTSDAME DAUG
KAS LIKO NEIS-
SPRESTA
Stalinas Viskam Trukde

Drew Pearson, komentuo-
damas apie Potsdamo nutari-
mus, iskelia viesumon ir daily
kus kurie buvo is pranesimu
apleisti bet iskilo j virsu. Jie
sukele daug gincu tarp Tru-
mano ir Stalino ir jie palikto
neaptarti.
Prezidentas Truman pakele
sumanyma istraukti sajungi-
ninkiu - Americas, Sovietu ir
Britu - kariuomenes is Euro
pos Sally, isskyrus Vokietija.
Kadangi tas liete istraukima
kariuomeniu ir is Graikijos,
Trumano pasiulyma saltai pri-
eme Churchill; bet Stalinas
dar labiau tam siulymui pasi-
priesino, mes tas reiske. istrau-
kima armijQ is bolseviku oku-
puotu Europos saliu.
Trumano siulymas buvo is
traukti sajungininkiu kariuo-
menes is buvusiu Vokieciq sa-
teliciu kaip Rumanija, Bulgari-
ia, Vengrija ir kitty, taipgi is
Jugoslavijos, Graikios, ir is tv
sajungininkiu Sally kurios ne.
norejo isivelti j kara visai. Tas
gal but apeme ir Lietuva 81
Latvija ir Estija.
Churchill, saugodamas boise
viku isiverzima Graikijon, at
sisake istraukti Britu armijs
lis Graikijos. Ten esa Britt
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RUSAI ,UzGROBINE-
IA AZIJOS DALIS

Visur su Japonais karas
baigesi, tik bolsevikai viso-
kiomis priekabenis tesla
uzgrobima Mandzurijos ir
Sakhalino. Rusu kursto-
mi taipgi veikia Kinijos ko-
munistai, kuriu veikimas
trukdo baigti kariavima.
Sovietu kareiviai para
siutais nusileide uzeme Ku-
rilu grupeje sala, nors tam
Prez. Truman pfiesinosi.
Pacioje Kinijoje Stalinas
reikalavo pravesti rinki-
mus valdzios, bet Truman
ta atmete. Stalinas rupi-
nasi suardyti tvarka ir XII
nijoje, kad ten galetu boil
sevikai isigriebti.
Jeigu Kinijos komunistai
nebus suvaldyti ir jei Sta
linas matys kad .jis turi
CANA paramos suteikti ko-
munistams ju siautime, XII
nijoje gresia tesimas revo-
liucijos.
Kinu komunistu vadas
pareikalavo Kinijos valdy-
toja Gen. Ciang Kai-seka
daryti greitas permainas
valdzioje, komunistu paten-
kinimui, kitaip jie tes pi-
lietini kara.
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kariuomenes tick daug kick
pirmiau turejo Vokieciai savo
armijos. Britams tas reikalin-
ga apsaugojimui ir Dardaneliu
nuo patekimo Sovietams.
Stalinas atsisake istraukima
kariuomeniu svarstyti, mes tas
reikstu atemima is bolseviku
kontroles dabar jig okupuotV
sa]iQ. Ar Amerika pagaliau
gales priversti Russia istrauk-
tt raudonaja armija is tu sa-
liu, kaip ju gyventojai reika-
lauja, irodydami bolseviku su
jais ziauru apsiejima?
Suomijos valdzia pripazinti,
sakoma. Truman sutiko. XII
lus Bulgarijos klausimui, Sta
linas norejes irodyti buk ten
jau ivesta demokratine tvarka
ir tuoj busia pravesti laisvi
rinkimai. Truman issitrauke
laiske ir pasakes, Gar tikrai
taip?' Tas laiskas buvo parei-
skimas Bulgaru liaudies parti-
jos kabineto mario, kuris iro-
do kad dabartineje bolseviku
valdomoue Bulgarijoje jokiu
demokratisku rinkimu praves-
tt nebus galima. Stalinas bu-
vo nutildytas. Bet sekancia
diena tas liaudies narys buvc
is Bulgaru kabineto ismestas
Stalino isakymu, ir Bulgarijos
reikalas paliktas penkiu uzsie'
niu reikalu ministry konferen
cijai kuri prasides Rugsejo l
Daugelio valstybiu klausi
mai sukele gincq ir buvo palik
tt nebaigti. Truman, reiskia
turejo Stalinui nusileisti.
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LietuviQ Tevai Pranciskonai,
kuriu du metal atgal buvo 8,
dabar jau sesi a kunigai, 2
broliai) ir ruosiama dar 7 kan
didatai. Tikrai - Izaokas gim-
pabaigos taisylkes.
Prize Tevu symet ikurta ir
Nekaltai Pradetos sv. P. Ma
rios seseliu vienuolyno misija,
Tevu Pranciskonu veikla, tur-
but, dar isismarkins kai is TIA.
lijos ir Austrijos atvyks lau.
kiami 35 kunigai. Nera abejo.
jimo, bus stiprios konkurenci.
jos Tevams Marijonams, kurie
pirmieji Amerikoje isikure.
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NUSIZEMINE JAPONAI PASlvEDA
USA kONTROLEI ILGAM LAIKUl

Japonija, 70 milijonu gy-
ventoju tauta, pasisokus
nugaleti 1876 milijonu Ame-
rikos valstybe, visu nusize-
minimu priims Amerikos
paskirta Japonijai valdyto-
ja Gen. Macarthur, kuris
SUI didele kariuomene, karo
laivyno ir orc jiegomis in
els j Japonija ir j sostine
Tokyo padiktuoti Amerikos
islygas tai atkakliai tau
tai.
Sis MacArthuro izengi-
mas j Japonija bus ramus
ir be. karo, bet tai bus pa
rodymas Japonams dideles
USA galybes, kuriai jie tu-
rejo sutikti nusilenkti arba
butt sunaikinti.
Amerikieciai islips Japo-
nijoje Rugp. %, o Japoni-
jos pasidavimo dokumentai
bus pasirasyti ant karisko
laivo Missouri, Rugp. 30,
Tokyo uoste.
Americas karo jiegos ia
da permarsuos per sostine.
Pirmi formalumai atlikti
Rugp. 19, Japonijos pa
siuntiniai buvo atskride j
Ie Sima sala, kur susitiko
SUI Amerikos militariais at
stovais pasirasymui pirmu-
tiniu karo nutraukimo for
malumu ir priemimui sally
GU kuriomis Amerikieciai
Japonija uzims.
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Texas valstijoj susimu-
sus ore B-29 lektuvams uz-
musta Is kariu.

Is Paryziaus skelbia kad
Prancuziioje esancius 2O0,-
600 pabegeliu, tarp kuriu
yra Rusu, Jugoslavu, Italy,
Graiku ir Pabaltijo krastu
zmoniu, bus bandoma gra-
zinti j ju tevynes.
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GEN. De Gaulle, Pran-
cuzijos valdytojas, atvyko
j Washingtona pas Prezi-
denta Truman pasipazini-
mui ir prasymui pripazin-
tt Prancuzija viena is di-
dziuju jiegu. De Gaulle
pasiryzes placiau apsipa-
zinti su Amerika.
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IS Armijos bus paleidzia-
ma kas menesi po 100000
vyru, greiciausia kaip ga
lima. Kareiviams bus duo
dana pc vilnoni ir po va
TIM siuta ruby, iseinant is
tarnybos, jeigu nores, prie
to bus duodama pora batu.
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Japonijoje susidare nau-
jas ministeriu kabinetas SUI
premjeru Princu Higasi-
Kuni priesakyje. Ia W.
riausybe pasirasys taika
SUI Amerika ir pildys visus
Japonijai uzdetus privalu-
mus.
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AMERIKOS Lenkai rel

kalauja kad Lenkijoje bu-
tu pravesta laisvi rinkimai,
bolseviku kariuomenes is
traukus. Lenkai sake, jei
Lenkijoje vyraus sovietai,
Rusijos ribos plesis dau-
giau. Statymas taikos ant
pavergtu tautu vergijos,
toliau Lenkai pareiske, yra
pavojingas biznis, ko ture-
sim apgaileti.