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Evening star., 1945-04-09
By ALICE EYERSMAN.

The official musical season, as well
as Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey's par
ticular concert series, closed yeSter-
day afternoon with a brilliant re-
cital by Robert Casadesus, French
pianist. It was brilliant in another
way from the accepted meaning of
the word, for it was a remarkable
presentation dominated by both
poesy and intellectually. The large
audience sat spellbound, releasing It's
enthusiasm in prolonged applause
after each number.
The recital was more than expert
pianism. It was artistic interpreta-
ton OF the highest order by which
Mr.. Casadesus painted pictures in
tone and created poems in sound.
The simple mechanics Of the instru-
ment were used for finer aims and
the meaning of the music was re-
leased from an entirely new stand
point. This was SO far above the
usual type Of piano playing as to
seem a new art.
There have been more dazzling
exponents of the keyboard than Mr.
Casadesus whose technique, while
superlative. has nothing startling
about it. In fact, at times his bra
vura passages seemed clouded and
Evening star., 1945-04-09
Pianist Robert CasadesuS Gives
Recital of Highest Order Here

his tone, of itself, is not exceptional.
But these things are Of no conse-
quence beside the greater power he
possesses of projecting sentiment
and in re-creating ideas. In these
he is unmatched and in a class by
himself.
1t is often in little things that an
artist reveals his stature and Chop
ms "Berceuse, op. 81" and Debussy's 8
"Refets dams leau" served In this
way for Mr.. Casadesus. They are
familiar numbers, played time and
again, yet the exquisite beauty Of
their fashioning under the artists
fingers was something unique. They
were sketched in pastel shades, the
"Berceuse" with tender delicacy
and the DebusSy number with high
lights of stronger color fully de-
scriptive.
Mr.. Casadesus has a remarkable
color sense in tone and, guided by
his poetic and imaginative feeling,
he uses 1t with telling effect. 1t was
present in the four Rameau num-
bers, "Gavotte variee." lie Rappel
des Oiseaux," Les Cyclopes" and
Les Sauvages," with which he
opened the program and which gave
him every opportunity to demon
strate his skill in forming contrasts
Not all Of the variations in Schu-
mann's "Etudes Symphoniques," the
most pretentious work on the pro-
gram, were impressive in Mr.. Ca
sadesus' reading, but his fastidious
feeling for shading and nuance
were employed as fascinatingly as
in the other compositions. The
Chopin group, which, besides the
"Berceuse" included the "Ballade in
F Minor. op. 81" and "Tarentellae, op.
43" and the remainder of Debussy' 5
first series Of Images" Homage
Rameau" ant. Involvement" were
SO poetically &C 1ceived, so rich In
delicate tinting md so just in the
portrayal Of moo as to be the most
rewarding numbe of the program.
Ravels "AlboraL. del Gracioso''
brought the recital = an end Here
again atmosphere wa. created by the
rhythm and fire of h, performance
and through it moved = variety of
scenes defltly stressed ", changing
tonal hueS and by dyh mic skill
For many the recital was = revela-
ton of music and of artl try and
! the applause held special quality
Evening star., 1945-04-09

Army area, Allied supreme head
quarters announced last night.
Jauniaux, son of a Brussels sena-
tor, was the first Belgian CORE
spondent to become a casualty, the
announcement said.
Evening star., 1945-04-09
StroIIers to View Art

Colored pictures OF wild flowers
made by Donald Edward McHenry,
park naturalist. will be shown at
the next meeting of the National
Capital Parks Camera Strollers, at
8 pm. Tuesday, at the National
Museum auditorium, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-09

, Of homage. Mr.. CaSadesus was gen.
erous with encores 1T the end, giving
only one, Schumann's "The Bird
and the Prophet" during the pro-
gram
Evening star., 1945-04-09
Belgian Correspondent
With Sd Army Killed

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 9.-Rene Jauniaux
war correspondent for the Belgian
newspaper lie Peuple, has been killed
in a jeep accident while covering op-
erations in the United States Sd
Evening star., 1945-04-09

Do you know that college educa-
ton for your child costs about
$1,000? Your regular purchase Of
War Bonds will come in handy for
his or her education.
Evening star., 1945-04-09

minerals. Texas sheep. Texas steers.
Texas turkeys. Texas gas. Texas
wool. Texas mohair. Texas pecans.
Santa Fe settled" in Texas in the
early 1905. Since then we have
seen the products of Texas lands and
factories begin, grow and flourish.
Texans will be interested to note
how Santa Fe is keeping in step with
the Lone Star Stately increasing
yard facilities, ,lengthening sidings to
handle bigger freight loads faster.
After the war your Santa Fe rail.
road partner will be ready, able and
proud to take even more Treasures
of Texas where you want them to
go-North, East or West.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Loan bill
Approved

WASHINGTON. July IS CINS)
The Senate banking committee
today unanimously approved a
HouSc-paSScd bilI expanding funds
Of the ENport-Import Bank from
S7OOOO0OO0 TO $500 100000 so
-tk-;-4eaA-- e44.-t---- rrsdc war
devastated countries.
The measure was reported out
az the Senate resumed debate on
the Breton Woods international
bank and StabilizatIon fund lcgiS.
lauon. which is the keystone Of
the administration program OF
world reconstruction
The banking committee acted
after Leo Crowley. foreign
economic administrator explained
that virtually all the $500 600 =
600 additional eXport-import bank
lending power would be used IN
the next T. months 10 promote
trade with Russia and other Euro
pcan countries
The bill repealed the Johnson
Act which prohibits private loans
10 countries defaultlng on war
debts, 50 far as the eNpOrt-lmport
bank Is involved
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Public Gets View
OF 1916 OIdSInObiIe

finer performance and quality.
II will feature the new General
Motors hydramatic drive. which
eliminates the clutch pedal. and
gives fully automatic shifting
through four forward speeds"
Hydramatic drive, Skinner de-
clared, has undergone extensive
Improvement during the war and
is basically similar 10 units now
being used on army tanks and
other military vehicles.
In addition 10 building a limited
number of 1916 automobiles. Olds-
mobile will maintain steady
munitions production pace. Skin
ner said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
2 Ship Fire Probes
On. Passengers Safe

Fifteen passengers from the III
fated cruise steamer Harmonic re-
maIncd in Sarnia, Ont. General
Hospital today, two Of them with
severe injuries, AS provincial Off
cials and representatives OF the
Canada Steamship Lines. Lid.
launched a two-pronged InNeSti-
cation OF blaze that swept the
craft yesterday morning
Fire still Smoldering in the coal
bunkcrS and water In the FIRE
wracked hull prevented a thor
ough search for bodies but steam
ship officials said a check Of the
list Of 20S passengers and the
l3i-man crew had accounted for
every one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Readers Rush Stands
As Paper Strike Ends

NEW YORK, July is (UP)-
New York's morning newspapers.
fat with advertising. hit the
streets for the first time in is
days today and the metropolitan
areas 1900 600 readers celebrat-
ed by rushing the news stands.
Ending a famine OF news
brought on by a walkout OF the
Newspaper and Mail DelivererS'
Union, thick editions were circu-
lated today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Last Writings Of Il Duce:
MuSSOIini'S Story
Traces IfaI US Fall

Now, at last Mussolini'S OWN story of
the downfall of Italy.
The daily Detroit Times, starting teH4ef-
row, will present series of daily articles by
Mussolini himself, dealing with the months pre-
cedng Italy's collapse under FasciSm
These notes are believed to be the last
coherent writings Of the late and despised
II Duce.
In these notes, Mussoini wrote his own
biased explanation for the decline and collapse
of the Fascist empire he created
These notes have been faithfully edited by
Michael Chinigo, chief Of the international
News Service Rome bureau. When you read
these articles it should be borne in mind that
the notes were those of down-at-the-heels die
tator, trying to recapture the myth of his former
glory and explain his own shortcomings by
writing with all the vindictive bitterness at his
command
That you may follow every article, dial
Cherry $500 to arrange for carrier delivery of
the Times to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Find Baby's Body
I'm Wrecked bus

RICHMOND. Va, July 18 (UP)
The body of 3-mdEth-old baby
was found today in a half-sub-
merged Greyhound bus which
plunged from a weakened bridge
into rain-swollen Gillies Creek
during the night within the Rich
mond city limits.
The "a other rescued passengers
were treated for shock and ex-
poSure at local hospitals. None
was seriously injured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
JapS Lose MOncay;
InGIO-China Route Cut

tung province. Just across ths
iontier from Moncay,
Farther north. other Chinese
columns were reported to have
broken into the suburbs OF the
alrdrome center az Kweilin.
THE United Press reported
early today that the Chinese
had captured Kanhsien, former
4. =. Fourteenth Alrforcs base
In Klangsl proyince.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
New Tires Seen
In 40 for A S

WASHINGTON. July rs ms
John l.. Collycr. retiring WPB
rubber director predicted today
that "a gasoline card motorists
will be able 10 obtain now tires
about next February or March II
tho WPB production goal Of D.
100000 passenger tires for 1915 IS
reached.
He was optimistic that the
quota could be obtained. dcClar.
ing that this vii mean enough
tires 10 keep%XIStinC motor ve-
hicles rolling and 10 meet the
needs Of M 1915 ncw-tire pro-
duction program
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

CIIUNGKING July 1s QNSl-
Japans slender overland route TO
Indo-China was reported severed
today with the capture Of the
Indo-Chinese port OF Moncay
The Chinese high command said
that after the capture of Moncay
Chinese forces had consolidated
their strategic position With the
Seizure OF Tungching In kvsng-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

LANSING, July 1S cUPl The
first General Motors car 10 be
produced since the automotive in
dustry began converting to peace
time production-the 1916 OldS-
mobile-will bo introduced 10 the
public here today.
Assembly line production OF the
new model will not begin until
late fall, however.
"The 1916 model will be
new car, not merely a mOdifi-
cation Of the 1912" according
to s. + Skinner, general man
agcr of OldSmobile and vice
president Of General Motors.
1T will offer new styling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
l2O REGISTER AID

More than 12O passengers regis
tered with the steamship com
pany for aid yesterday, following
the flash blaze which leaped from
wharf 10 vessel with lightning
rapidity.
Scores OF others. some with in
iuricS no more serious than
scratches and friction burns in
CURED in sliding down hawsers,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Navy Champion Dad
Has 15ChiIdren

Los ANGELES. July is CUP)
Navy Chief Steward Gregorio
Zagala, az. father Of Is. today
claimed the l.. S naval paternity
championship
The Filipino veteran Of ~ years
in service listed eight sons and
seven daughters. His wife is OK
pcciipg another baby n NOvem-
bcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
EACH STEP RECoUNTED

In his opening statement. Sig
Ter rccounted the states case by
taking each of the four defend.
ants through their alleged part in
the conspiracy.
The meeting Of Harry Fleisher,
Selik and Luks at OLarryS dur
ing which the $4,000 pool 10
take care of him and get him
out of the way was described in
detail
According 10 SiClcr. the him
was the late State Senator
Hooper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
MET PAIR IN BAR

Lgky told the Jury that he was
fellow inmate with Selik in
Jackson prison After las parole,
he said he went 10 O'Larry'S bar
at Dexter and Boston. which vas
operated by Selik
There. he said Snlk introduced
him 10 Harry FlelSher and Ma
honey lie did not meet Sammy
Fleisher that day. the eX-convict
SAID
A. that point Special ProSccu-
tor Kim Sigler halted the tesu-
mOny 10 exhibit 10 the jury about
- pictures of the barroom in
which the murder plot was alleged
10 have been hatched.
Slgler late yesterday concluded
his preliminary statement 10 a
Jury Of six men and six women
and two alternate men jurors.
Senator Hooper, key witness in
the grand Jury probe Of corrupt
practices IN the State Legislature,
was found shot 10 death in his
automobile near his Albion home
on Jan Il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Navy Pounds
Tokyo Coast

GUAM July IS (UPD-Hundreds Of American and British
planes reported smashing the Tokyo for
the second straight today enemy still
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
HOOPER Death Plot Told
Truman Tells
Stdin j. ).
Rules Pacific

POTSDAM, July 18 ms
President Truman today strength
ened his bid for Russian help in
the Pacific war by telling Premier
Stain that current Allied fleet
bombardments of the Tokyo area
were clear evidence of Anglo
American domination of the ap-
proaches TO Japan.
The Presidents bold diplomatic
move was made by taking dis
patches of the fleet action with
him on a call to the Soviet
leaders residence.
Whether well-timed or coinci-
dental to the Big Three meeting.
the terrific punishment inflicted
on the Jap mainland by American
and British battleships and planes
put an invaluable trump card in
the Presidents hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
OFFICIALS DIRECT PROBE

The steamship investigation
party includes y. a. Naudic, as
SlStant superintendent. Frank
Wilkinson, legal representative of
Toronto; Capt. Norman Roech.
manager from Toronto
and L. L. Stock, superintendent Of
terminals from Toronto.
Two persons were seriously IN
iured in the FIRE They are Mrs.
George NJ. Wilson. Philadelphia,
suffering from severe shock. and
John W Hopkins. 1869 PtnnSyl-
vanIa. Detroit. who received a
broker leg. internal injuries and
burns. Hopkins underwent an
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

received first aid AZ Sarnia al
though the hospital registered
only a few more than 30 patients.
Canada Steamship Lines Off
cialS arrived last night for an in
ve>tIgaiion of tho fire. which sal
wage workers said would continue
inside the ships hull for two or
three days Another day or more
Will be required for the hull 10
cool before debris can he removed
In search OF casualiIes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
THE WEATHER


The sun VII SCI a. o % m today and
Tss tomorrow a. s.i3 n
Tho moon viii rise ~ ? so p m today
and So t0m0uos a. 2.Ol = N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
HE'S NAMED CHAIRMAN

Y. S. power in world affairs and
the country's dominant position
economically and mill
tarily was demonstrated strik-
ingly when Prime Minister
Churchill and Premier Stain
agreed Immediately TO naming the
President as conference chairman.
The opening session Of the fate
full parley was held at 5 p. m. YES
terday and lasted an hour and a
half. During the meeting, the
three leaders covered the prin-
cipal points of vital problems con-
fronting the Allies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
PREINXASIoN STAGE

The man from Missouri also
was quick TO take advantage of
Adm. Nimitz' statement that the
preinvasion stage with Japan has
been reached.
Russian circles indicated they
were impressed and seemed TO
know all about the Pacific sc-
ton.
As past experience has shown,
that's the kind of language Stain
understands. President Truman
can now press home his bid for
Russian cooperation in the Pa
.cifie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Gunnndn SAYS
He Met Pair
At0Ldrry's S

BATTLE CREEK, July 1s-
Henry Luks, gunman and ex-con-
vict who is marked in the under
world as a "Squcaler,' was the
first witness today in the trial Of
four Detroit hoodluns for con-
spracv 10 murder state Senator
Warren W. Hooper
LukS is the explosives expert
whom the state CnaTges the plot
terS attempted 10 hire 10 place a
dynamite bomb IN Hooper'S car.
on trial are Harry and Sammy
FlciShcr, former Purple gangSters,
Mike SeHk and Pete Mahoney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

famed under a 2,0OO-ton broad
side from the guns Of the
Allied feet. Shells fell at the
rate Of a ton a second.
Fleet dispatches hinted the Al
lied battlcwagons were maneuver-
ing of Tokyo Bay this afternoon
And the japanese Alerted their
coastal population 10 expect fur
ther shelling.
THE enemy task force Is
liable to attack Us at any chosen
time and place" the Japanese
Domei agency admitted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
i,5OO PLANES STRIKE

udDdTfH UIOu4tdN - ItINDl lFI AD
20 800 American and British
carrier planes struck from a task
force lurking of the east coast Of
Honshu al RirfeldS and military
concentrations in the Tokyo area
today for the second straight day,
hitting the districts Of Chiba,
lbaragi kanagawa Tochlg l.,
Gumma and FukuShlma as well as
the Tokyo region
United Press War Correspond
eni Richard W Johnston reported
from the bridge OF an American
warship that the bombardlng
fleet wrecked the huge Hitachi
steel plant at Mto. only 35 miles
from Hirohito'S palace in Tokyo
Pumping in shells al the rate Of
p ton a second, the great battle
wagons blew the steel works into
p mass Of flaming rubble and
withdrew without taking a single
answering shot.
Three hours later The attack
was still raging and more than
500 Allied warplaneS were bomb
ing and Stratlng airdromcS and
other military installations on all
sides of Tokyo, the enemy ac-
counts said
The new air blow came less
than u hours after a laundering
night bombardment by an Anglo
American surface fleet against
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Now, at last Mussolni'S OWN story of
he downfall Of Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

WILLIAM . KTNT Tor TRAFFIC uDGT
Abs vigorouil Trained fol the Office ADV.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

RUSAI kariai Berline,
matydami Americas karius
vazinejant Amerikoje dir
btais jeeps ir naudojant
kitus Amerikoniskus pada-
rus, nustebe klausia "kur
JUS tuos dalykus gavot?"
Mat, bolsevikai irgi naudo-
ia tuos pacius pabuklus SUI
Rusiskais uzraSais. Boise
vikai itikinti kad ta viska
iiems pagamino "genialus"
Stalinas ir sake nezinoje
kad Russia padarius ju to-
kias 'daugybes kad galejo
apdovanoti visa Amerikos
armija Europoje. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
ATOMINE PASLAP-
IT'S BUS LAIkOMA
u. S. ZINIOJE

PREF. Truman Spaliu 3
sayo pranesime Kongresui
rekomendavo tuoj isteigti
komisija kontroliavimui vi
su medziagu ir isdirbima
atomints energijos.
Pasauliui pareiske kad
butu naudinga padaryti tos
bombos naudojima neteise-
tn, bet tue paciu kartu pa
zymejo kad atomines bonn
bos paslapti pasilaikys pa
cioje Amerikoje.
Atomine energija prezi-
dentas siulo naudoti tiktai
taikos ir humanitariniams
tikslams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
LONDONO KONFE-
RENCIJA NUTRAU-
kTA

Spaliu 2 nutraukta Lon
dono konferencija, bet j
pasilieka kaip ir nebaigta,
ir gall butt atnaujinta bent
kuria diena, kaip tik bus
atlikta pasitarimai SUI savo
vyriausybemis mamie. To-
del Londono spauda ir spe-
ia kad konferencija gall
vel susirinkti Lapkricio ar
Gruodzio menesi.
Nesutarimai ivyko Bal
kanu klausimu, kas reiskia
Amerika ir Anglia atsisa-
ke patenkinti Maskvos at
stovo Molotovo atsiveztus
reikalavimus palikti Balka-
nu Sails bolseviku itakoje.
Kitame posedyje bus ap-
kalbeta jau visos Europos
taikos. klausimas, kaip pa
reiske Sekretorius Byrnes.
Prize konferencijos nu-
traukimo prisidejo dar i1'
sekantis Molotovo pareika-
lavimas: Amerika turi at
mesti Gen. MacArthura ia
ponijos valdytoju ir turi
sudaryti keturiu valstybiu
kontroles komisija, tu val
stybiu kurios Japonija nu-
galejo. Prize tn Sovietai pri-
skaito ir save.
Konferencija ejo taip ne
darniai kad Britq Sekreto-
rius Bevin, netekes kantry-
bes, Molotovo reikalavin1us
pavadino "Hitleriskais rel
| kalavimais".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
1e|dme uetuvos Bya Aik$ten Kuoabiausia DABAR!
IS Ty|ejiIno apie Lietuvq,
I$judinkim j AkCija

Londono konferenca suiro ir uzbaigta del nesusi-
tarimO daugeliu ivariu kausimq - kas parodo Ameri
kos ir Anglijos drasesni atssakyma priimt Maskvos
rekalavmus r pildyti uos kas buvo daroma Xxi siole
Sis apsreiskimas pastprna ir Lietuvos kIausima-
jeigu Americas Letuvia padesme didesniu pastan-
gu lakyti Lietuvos byla iskelta vrsuje svarsymu
tenkinsmes keno tai menkayereias pareiskimais kad
"Lieuvos kausimas aikoras tOks pat DO senovei".
Americas Sekretorius Byrnes, sia konferencja uz-
baigant pasiue susakima ktos taiSos konferencijOs
klrcje bus pagaminta vjsos takos sutartys. Ia kon
ferencija kap Londone spejama, gall ivykti Lapkrico
ar gal Gruodzio menesi. Taig, Iietuyiams aideoji-
ir nieko neveikmas dabar restu sutikma kad mes
nenorim jokiq pakemu Lietuvos kausimu = jeigu So
'ietai Lietuva okupavo, lai sau ir turisi. 4
Taip elgdamies mes prasikalstume prizes savo tau
ta animal Mes, kuriu ranose yra visi ginkai dabar
tniane momente Letuvos neprikausomybe apginti me-
pavarodami tp ginklu tme kalti prizes savo storija
Mes turime limits zygio - DABAR - ir vykti Wa
shngtona, reikalaut kad butu ispdy ytas @Brezdente
R0Oseveto Letuvu tautai Quotas prizadas kad Liet-
vai nepriklausomyhe bus grazinta KAI KARAS BAIG-
SIS. Ia re.alavima turme pastatyti DABAR, tuoiau,
prizes numatyta sekancia taikos konferencija!
Americas Lietuviu Msija Xxi siol negavo oficiaaus
atsakymo is Amerikos Letuviu Tarybos pakvietima
pasltart del bendro Amerikos Lietuvu zygo Washin-
ona Taeau tas nereskia kad tas zygs turf butt att
deas ar atmestas Atidejimas gall rekst musu nusi-
zengima savo tautai paveayimu ant vsados!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
SURADO 100000
TONU CUKRAUs

u. S. Agrikulturos Sex
retorius Anderson paskel-
be Jog surasta 100000 to-
nu cukraus Java salos por-
tuose, po to kai Japonija
pasidave. Tas cukrus, sa-
ko Anderson, lures zymiai
sutrumpinti cukraus racio-
navima. Xxi siol manyta
kad reikes varzyti cukraus
pardavima per 1916 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Amerikonai turf ta pra-
ryti. Kongreso komisijos
tardyme komunistu vadu,
Browder savo kalboje pri-
vede kad Stalino-Hitlerio
sutartis, Sovietu uzpuoli-
mas Suomijos ir isibriovi-
mas ir ol6upavimas kitty
kaimynisku Sally tikrumo-
lie buvo "Amerikos intere-
su naudai".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Patirta kad primo Ame-
rikos lakunp uzpuolimo ia
ponijos, lakunai kurie nu-
sileido Japonu okupuotoje
kinijoje, ten buvo nuvesti
j kapines, 'priristi prize .ze-
mu kryziu ir paskui susau-
dyti ir ten palaidoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PENkTA DALIS LEN
KQ ZUVO

IS Varsavos pranesa kad
Lenkijoj sio karo metu zu-
vo visas penktadalis gwen
toju karo laukuose, susau-
dymais ir nuo ligu.
Mire tarp 6 ir 7 milijo-
nu Lenku nuo ivairiu karo
priezasciu, ir apie 4 mill
JONAH zydu iszudyta, pra-
neSimas sake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PANAI-
KINO CENZURA

Gen. MalArthur isleido
isakyma panaikinanti ia
ponijoje veikusia griezta
cenzura. Spauda gall lai-
svai rasyti ir galima siusti
visas zinias kitas Sails.
Macarthur taipgi uzeme
Fl finansine istaiga Japo-
nijoje. Tas sutrukdys ia
ponams vesti dideles pre-
kybines apyvartas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
VARSAVOJE iSeio

VARsAVOJE isejo be-
ne pirmas laikrastis, kuris
isdryso paskelbti kad TUX
stanciai Lenkijos zmoni,1
nepritaria ir net neigia ju
vyriausybes toki susirisi-
ma SUI Sovietais. Straps
mis- tilpo ant 1 puslapio, pa
vadintas 'Nuoga Teisybe'.
KAHN ar ilgai bolsevikai
leis tam laikrasciui iseiti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Per Maskvos radio Len
kas kalbetojas atsisauke
"milijonus Lenku maineriu
dirbanciu Amerikoje' cry
zti ] ju tevyne. Vargu ra-
sis kokis Lenkas kuris pa
simasins gryzti kai Mask
va kviecia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

AMERIKA pasiryzus sia
ziema aprupinti maistu Vo-
kietijos dali kuria laiko sa-
vo globoje.
Ia pat gal darys ir su
Japonija, kur maisto stoka.