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Evening star., 1945-11-27
Chieords Regain Two
Guards From Service

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The Chicago
Cardinals, who close out their league
season against the Bears Sunday,
will have two new men in the lineup.
Ralph Fife and Libero Bertagnolli,
both guards, recently were dis
charged from the service.
Evening star., 1945-11-27

Maryland at South Carolina
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10

Your Own Horoscope" nv
] RANGES Drake, il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10

Social Register Omits
Roosevelt S Son

NEW YORK. July q OINS)--
People who know New York SOC al
protocol were in dl'her today
The reason was the minor
furOre over the omission Of It
Col Elliott POO>eNelt'S name from
The summer edition of the New
York Social Register
II turns out that Franklin =.
Roosevelt j. IS ROT IN the sum-
mer book either. or any Of the
Roosevelt boys. For that matter.
dozens and dozens Of names Of
New York blue-bloods aren I
there either.
It's all 30 silly" SAID one
woman whose duty u Is 10 fol-
low me doingS Of New York
society and 10 Know the rules
which govern that august body.
"NObOdy who doesn't have a
summer address il included In
the summer edition Of the regis
ter which is actually nothing
hut a reference book"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
TOSSED 30 FEET

Just before I hit the whirl-
pool got caught in a swirl that
tossed my barrel 80 feet in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
VALIANT SOLDIER

Sikorski was described As A
soldier who "vsliantiy fought
against the hordes Of naziSm
Roman Y. Ceglowski. president
Oft the committee. termed =Sik0r-
ski "farslGhted and realistic in
politics.
"AS a politician he was a
statesman without obsessiOns.
ready To compromise between
theory and practice" ne de-
Clared
Other speakers condemned Rus
sian enCrOaChmenis IN Poland and
called for modification of terri
torial agreements made in the
recent Big Three settlement of
Polands fate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Niagara Rapids Give
RiVerInan "a BEATING

saulted at least twice before we
hit the water again. That
started the leak.
The next thing. wham' hit
a big rock and then the water
really started pouring in.
II waited until ] hit quieter
water and then opened the
hatch and got my assistants 10
come out in motor boats and
help me bail.
THE nOiSec II sounded like
n thousand brass bands were
playing inside that barrel"
The barrel was buIlt originally
for George StathakiS, Greek
who rode II over the brink Of the
falls and vas found Suffocatec
inside ffIitS father reclaimed the
barrel and used IL 10 shoot the
rapids IN 1881.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Detroit Poles Honor
Two National Heroes

Two outstanding Polish leaders
who contributed 10 the urIfcation
of their homeland were me-
moralized by more than 1000
Polish h-Americans az the Belle
Isle shell yesterday
They were the late Ignaca Jan
Paderewski, world-famed pianist
who was once president 0f Psiand,
and the late Gen WladySlaW
Sikorski, leader of the Polish
armies
Senator Homer Ferguson. who
spoke. urged that new Poland be
freed from the influence of Rus
sian dominance
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10

stable Polish government, II
added
"It ia significant that two
men of such diametrically oppo-
site baCkgrOunds--one the scien-
tiSt, the man of war; the other
the artist, the muSician-should
strive so ardently for the same
result; the political unification
ot their country" said Charles
g Oakman, city controller, in
tribute 10 Sikorski and Pad
nrnM-skI
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
CONDEMN BIG 8 ACTION

Condemn!nE the eAlta nar-
titIon' of Poland a resolution
drawn up by the Central Citizens
COMMITTEE SpUTS0T or me laIlN,
scored action ny the Big Three
permitting what Vas called RUS
sian intervention IN Poland
a memorial resolution framed
by the committee said PadereW-
ski labOred in the creation of a
free and independent Poland 3D.
after the establishment Of
Poland he again labored in the
creation of democratic and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Auto Hits Trolley,
Woman Killed

A Wyandotte woman is dead to-
day and Thomas Thompson. 80, Of
1856 Cssgrain is in the hospital
suffering head and chest injuries,
as result of an automobiie-street
car collision on w. Vernon early
yesterday.
The victim, Mrs. Bruma Gal.
lotti, 38, of 1875 Chestnut, wy
andotte, was en- route home with
Thompson.
II don't even know what I
hit" Thompson said after be-
ing taken to Receiving Hospi-
tai.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
$3.50 in j. Of NJ.
Summer School

ANN ARBOP. July "a total
of $3.50 students. including 3-3
World War II veterans. are en-
rolled n -lhe--Sl!EE+fE2aI aI--l-e Al.al
program of the university. fhe
registrars office announced today
This does not include the regis
tration AZ the National Music
Camp. Interlochen, where 80 are
expected 10 enroll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Death Of Woman
I'm H0feiPrObed

The -coroners office was await
ing the report of an autopsy on
Miss Irene A. Daneker, 81, who
was found dead in a Fort Grand
Hotel room Saturday after a two
day illness in which she had re-
fused disqualification.
The body was discovered by
Or. Nathan Kepetansky of 4790
w. Fort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Australia Builds
Houses for NankS
International Sound Photo
in,srns,ions. Sovne Pso,o

SAN FRANCISCO July Q up
-AUstra.Ias prefabricaton con.
s'rlcror program for L. s forces
produced lsZ7i0O0 square feet Of
A+tRnaI>--s- -he-Ftt4i--fte''- y IA
men. 80 alrfcld control units and
: 00o GOO square feet Of warehouse
units between MAY 1913 and
August 1914. Melbourne radio re-
p0r1r0
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. July g
(UP)-William (Red) Hill Jr.. 81.
riverman who matched his fathers
stunt Of shooting the wild rapids
and whirlpool Of the Niagara
River in a barrel. said TODAY the
battered barrel would never make
the trip again and 4 don't think !
Will either
III VAS the worst pounding
ever took" said Hill As he was
helped through The hatch OF the
750-pOund red steel drum yes
terday after outWItitng Cana
dian police 10 ride from
",ecref launching apove the
famous rapids 10 QueenstoR4
The barrel had whirled and
lesped through the white water
for seven miles, sometimes shoot
ing along Al 40 miles an hour. The
red-halred ri>eruan made The ride
10 collect Contributions from spec
tatorS 20 equip q mobile life-Saying
unit As a memorial te his her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
FAILED TO STOP HIM

The authorities had Set up bar
icadeS and sent ou' special
patrols % stop Hl'l But they
made no effort 20 bother him after
the trip was over
The barrel sprung a leak and
he was dripping wet when he
stepped out
HIS mother Mrs William Hill
ST whose ia)e husband brayed
the rapids three times, was wait
ing m an automobile
Thank God. son, YOU got
through IT," she said
She collapsed an hour later from
the strain
n made il In an hour less
than I figured IL could he done,
Hl,i SAID II made up for that
IA h.A- -h.,,,,,t-r------l---
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
SIUSKIT kONGRE-
SUI LAISKUS

Bolseviku isiverzimas j Lie
tuva ir jos zmoniu naikinimas
vykdomas visu raudonu iseli-
mu: Lietuvos zmones zudomi
ir tremiami is savo tevynes.
Juos tik mes Amerikieciai
galime uztarti, kitur niekur
niekas uz juos balso pakelti
negali.
Dabar pats laikas kelti sa-
vo balsa siunciant is koloniju
memorandumus Kongreso at
stovams.
Pereitame Dirvos numeryje
tilpo Memorandumas Preziden-
tut Rooseveltui. Duokit j is
rasyti ant tinkamo lakSto ir
uzadresave jusu valstijos Sc
natoriui ar Kongresmanui, pa
sirase draugijos ar kuopos val
dyba siuskite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Mes dirbame visos
zmOniiOs naudai

Tx visas tas problemas tu-
redami galvoje, mes galime tt
ketis isvystyti maximum nau-
dinga veikla Lietuvos labui.
Taciau kadangi kelias Lietu-
vos laisve eina per bolsevizmo
sutriuskinima tai dirbdami
Lietuvai mes sykiu dirbame ir
visai zmonijai.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Vasario Is diena iteiktame me-
morandume Prezidentui Roose-
veltui yra aiskiai isdestytos
opiosios Lietuvos problemos ir
nurodyti didieji pavojai Lietu-
viu tautos gyvybei. Visa tai
pasakyta kukliai ir paprastai,
bet sykiu atvirai ir be moro
itikti bendrajai nuotaikai. Ne
tenka abejoti kad tas memo
randumas mazu maziausia liks
irodymu buvimo nepalauziamos
ir laisvos dvasios Americas
Lietuviu tarpe.
Jei mes Vasario 16-ta turf
me svesti kaip tik tue metu
kada Lietuviu tauta materia-
lie prasme kencia sunkiausia
verguve, laisve dvasine pras-
me yra tuo labiau vertinga.
Budami laisvos dvasios, mes
irodome kad nors ir budami
toll, savo sirdyse mes esame
kartu SUI savo nelaimingais
broliais Lietuvoje.
u menesio -- Kovo 1924
mes susirinkime Washingtone
tiesaus zodzio Lietuvos klau-
simu pasakyti, apsvarstyti ke-
liu Lietuviu tautos gyvybei is
gelbeti ir jai gaivinti. Tat vi
81 pagal savo isgales remkime
suvaziavima Washingtone = j
j vykdami ir aukomis. Atvi-
ras, tiesus ir drasus veikimas
siadien yra vienintele tikra ko-
vos uz laisve priemone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
AUKOJO MISIJAI
$500

WILKES = BARRE, Pa. -
Vasario 25 cia ivyko SLA Ito
Apskricio suvaziavimas. Da-
lyvavo 18 kuopu SUI 45 delega-
tais.
Aptarus SLA reikalus, eta
prize Lietuvos reikalu. Apkal-
beta Lietuviu suvaziavimas ar
ba Misija Washingtone, sau-
kama Kovo % ir "a.
Didumos tapo uzgirta ir nu-
tarta paaukoti LietuviQ Misi-
jai S25 (per Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajunga). Tx trys delegatai
balsavo prizes.
Nekurios sio Apskricio SLA
kuopos sius savo delegatus j
ia suvaziavima.
Nutarta pasiusti nuo Ito
Apskricio musu valstijos Sc
natoriams ir kongresmanams
ir Amerikos vyriausybei pra-
SAINT uztarimo Lietuvai nuo
sovietu persekiojimu if prasant
kad Lietuva butu priimta i
Tautu suvaziavima Kaliforni-
ioje Balandzio 25 d.
Pasibaigus posedziams, dele
gatai ir sveciai buvo pavaisin-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Wyoming K|onio SLA 7-tas Apsk. Remia Misija

ii skaniais tikrais Lietuviskais
valgiais.
Vakarienes metu pakalbejo:
Podolskis. Kersevicius, Aliens
kas, Kamarauskas, Maceina,
Verbela. V. A. Kersevicius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

sMEKSIKOJE auginama SIS
rusiu puppy (beans) maistui, is
kuriu tulos turf virs 80 nuos.
proteino, bet kitos po maziau
negu 20 nuos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

rio darbai visai ka kita rodo.
Prizes kuri laika tautineje
spaudoje buvo rasyta kad Anne
rikos Lietuviu Taryba padare
labai naudinga zingsni kad Va
sario viduryje ryzosi susaukti
savo vadovybes susirinkima
Washingtone. Nereikia nei al
skinti kad momento syarbumas
reikalauja visu Lietuvisku pa
jiegu itempimo. Betgi kai pa
skaitai rezoliucija kuria Anne
rikos Lietuviu Tarybos vado-
vybe prieme tame suvaziavi-
me, ypac kai kurias jos vie
| tas, kyla abejoniu del tn su-
vaziavimo naudos.
Ypatingai isidemetinas vie
mas tos rezoliucijos sakinys:
"Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba
dideliu pasitenkinimu seke rau-
donosios armijos zygius, ku-
riais bendrasis priesas - Vo-
kietija - buvo stumiamas is
uzimtu sriciu. 80"
Oar visai nesenai ia patti
Taryba, atitikdama visu lais-
vuju Lietuviu upa, siunte Pre-
zidentui Rooseveltui ellie tele-
gramu prasydama Lietuva gel
beti nuo raudonojo teroro ir
daryti viska kad Lietuviu tau
ia butu apsaugota nuo visisko
isnaikinimo, kurio pavojus kaip
tik kilo sarysyje su raudono-
sios armijos zygiavimu j va
karus. O siadien Americas
Lietuviu Taryba jau pareiskia
savo dideli pasitenkinima tuo
raudonosios armijos zygiavi-
Ne tik Lietuviui bet ir kick
vienam blaiviai protaujanciam
zmogui raudonosios armijos
zygiavinnas turf kelti ne pasi-
tenkinimo, o pasibaisejimo.
Lietuvai gi tas zygiavimas rel
skia negirdeta varga, skurda
ir baisias zudynes. o musu
Tarybos vadovybe sau ramiai
pareiskia kad, girdi, ta zygia-
vima il sekus SUI dideliu pasi-
tenkinimu. -. Kuriam galui
tas negeistinas sakinys buvo
idetas j rezoliucijos teksta?
Nekalbant jau apie vergis-
kuma kuris tue sakiniu paro-
domas, isskyrus kreiva megi-
nina prisitaikyti bendrajam
upui jis nieko kito neduoda.
Nejaugi Tarybos vadoyybe ma
no kad sakydama komplimen-
tu bolsevikams il itiks State
Departmental? Ne itiks, o
uzsitrauks paniekos lyme. Nei
vienas State DEPARTMENT. pa
reigonis neisigys geros nuo-
mones apie tuos zmones kurie
savo tautos zudikams sake
komplimentu. Lygia greta So
rysyje SUI tue State Depart
mento akyse nepakils ir Lie
tuviskos visuomenes svoris.
Nei Maironis, nei, Kudirka,
nei Basanavicius, nei kiti svie-
sesnieji Lietuvos sunus Mesa
ke caro- valdziai komplimentQ,
o vede zutbutine kova prizes
ja. Mes nors fiziniai pavergti,
jie buvo laisvos karzygio dva-
sios vyrai. Tat kokia geda
jei kas, budamas fiziniai lais-
vas, dvasioje yra vergas!
Mes zinom kas yra
Paminejome auksciau pa
Quota epizoda kad nesusikur-
tune klaidingu iliuziju del mu-
su laisves ir kad - kartais net
- mes savu no.
ru nenuslystume is laisves j
verguve. Juk jei patys nusly-
stume j verguve, nedaug tega-
letume betureti vilties kad XII
items iskovosime laisve.
Mes zinome kas yra boise
vizmas. Mes zinome jo tiksla
. pasauline revoliucija.> Ii
outu naivu galvoti kad vien
delto kad siadien bolsevikai
musa nazius, jie jau atsisake
savo pasaulines revoliucijos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
"~'~%::=" ss="p. LAISVA LIETUVA ~""s$~ ss$%~~~~~
Bukime Laisvos Dvasios

Sail Merialai
Amekos Ietuviq Tbo Nusiayma Laisvu
Nusiatymas? Per BoEvzmo Sutriusknma Iietuvo Lsve
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

kejimas net tarnauJa bolsevi-
kams.
Visa uzimta Rytu Europa
tik vienu atveju gall butt vel
laisva - jei is jos bus ismus-
tt bolsevikai. O jei taip tai
reiksti pasitenkinimo raudono-
sios armijos zygiais nera labai
tikslu. mes kuo toliau il nueis
ir kuo geriau il isitvirtins tuo
sunkiau ja bus ismusti. Gi
budama toll nuejus, raudonoji
armija, pasitraukdama viska
gales is pagrindu sunaikinti.
IS to isplaukia kad dziaug-
tis kad raudonoji armija yra
toll nuzygiavus, yra tolygu
dziaugtis kad galutinio islais-
vinimo valandai ismusus, Ame-
rikieciams ir Anglams teks ko-
voti prizes geriau isitvirtinusi
priesa, kurs, traukdamasis, Wis
ka naikins ir zudys tai kas
iki to laiko dar bus gyva isli-
Ike.
Tick del raudonosios armijos
zygiQ.
Bolsevizmo problema
pavOjingiausia
Gi kas liecia bolsevizmo pro-
blema isviso tai kol bolseviz-
mas gyvuos tol viso pasaulio
laisvei nuolat gres didziausias
pavojus, lygiai kaip grestu jei
nebutu sunaikintas Vokiskas
ir Japoniskas nazizmas.
IS tu triju zmonijos laisves
priesu, Vokiskasis nazizmas
siadien jau baigiamas naikin-
ii, o Japoniskam nazizmui taip
pat jau kick aplauzyta ragai.
Uztat komunizmas Xxi Siol
dar nei kick nesusilpnintas, O
priesingai, netgi sustiprintas.
Jis siadien jau sudaro gyvate
uzantyje, 0 todel yra pavojin-
gesnis tick uz ,Nokiskaji, tick
ir uz Japoniskaji nazizma. Jis
yra pavojingesnis dar ir todel
kad jis yra internacionalus,
tarptautjnis, taigi issklides po
visa pasaudi, ir todel, ka-
da Vokiskasis ir Japoniskasis
bus sunaikinti, lais-
YES jiegos jau bus gerokai pa.
vargusios ir JOINS bus tolydzio
nukirsti galva if tre-
ciajam zmonijos priesui - ko-
munizmui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Amerikos Lietuviu Misija
Ams,ihos so.inss Washington 3D. C..
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O Sponish Republican

Frederick Kuh reports from The Suns London bureau that the
British foreign office commentator had "a rough time" at a press con-
terrence when he defended his governments gag O Dr. Negrin,
former Spanish Republican premier. The commentator deserved that
kind of time.
Not only had the foreign office banned DR.. Negrins scheduled
radio talk of Tuesday to a New York mass meeting in favor of a
democratic Spain; the ban was in line with the British governments
stipulation, when granting DR.. Negrin a visa in 1910, that he refrain
from political activity while in Britain. In other words, the premier of a
legitimate liberal government, betrayed by the great denocracies, must
not offend by activities in England that might contribute toward even
tual restitution of freedom in his country.
But if such is the attitude of Mr.. ChurchiPs foreign office, note
one fact: 1t was British newspapermen who gave the defensive com
mentator the rough time-with questions eloquent of dissent. We have
no doubt that their attitude represents majority British opinion in its
concern over the Churchill line of attempting to weight European
scales against purposeful democracy.
Whether the foreign office alters its stand on DR.. Negrin may mean
little to him, since he intends to leave soon to confer with Spanish
Republicans in France, and is contemplating a trip to the United States
and Mexico. But protest against the line revealed to have been taken
N his case should be one more impetus for Ango-American policies
to aid, not hinder, liberal movements in Europe.
AS for frances regime, it is difficult to see what reason remains
Tor American recognition of it. We should break with it OF the simple
grounds set forth by DR.. Negrin in the telegram he was permitted to
send to the New York meeting: 1T violates the expressed will of our
people and is an outrage to human dignty"-The Chicago Sun.
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WINNING THE WAR BY HEADLINES
WILL NOT LEAD TO VICTORY

The German drive into Belgium and Luxembourg may be con-
sidered a counter-blow against Allied operations, or a desperate action
aimed at raising the morale of a nation which for two years has heard
only news of retreat. But the fact remains that the Germans have
attacked and that the orders of Marshal Won Runstedt to his forces
be a lesson to those who refuse to recognize that this war is not deve-
looping according to patterns set by military history. This is a war
Waged by fascist fanatics who do not are whether their country is torn
to pieces o n whether their people are bombed day and night and who
go On fighting until the last rifle has been snatched from their
hands. The time for betting that everything will be over by Christ
mas" has ended. Christmas, 1914, instead of blessing American homes
witt al end of hostities, has brought news of an unexpected setback.
For many it has been a rude awakening, but the army at least saw
the shape of future events. Three measures were taken recently: boys
under nineteen were sent overseas a requirements for infantry and
armored forces; announcement was made that additional men in the
Observation-Disclosures age group who were not engaged in essen
jobs were to be indicted to replace service personnel released for
work in critical war programs; casualty figures were listed at more
than half a million. These measures alone should be enough to dissuadc
the American public from following the press in its irresponsible and
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WORKERS FROM GREECE
APPEAL FOR AID

In the name of Greek working
class, we address ourselves to the
representatives of our sister work
ing class of Great Britain to de-
nounce the crimes of General SEQ
bic against iii heroic martyr peo-
pie, who have given everything for
the Allied cause. General Scobie,
entrenched on Holy Rock, cannon
AIDES, bombards, and machine guns
with tanks and aeroplanes, the
workers quarters. We address our
selves to the English workers, and
ask them that justice be done to
our people, and that their liberty
and independence be respected"
Signed, Athens, December IL, for
the Executive, Bureau, Kalomiris,
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IN THE WIND
From THE NATION

The United Automobile Workers,
CLIO, has applied to the Federal
Communications Commission for
permission to operate FIN radio
stations after the war in Detroit,
Flint, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Chi
cago and Newark New Jersey. A
statement of purpose filed by r. j..
Thomas and Georg f. Adde's, res
pectively president and secretary
treasurer of the union, said the u.
A. w. will undertake FIN broad
casts ito enhance the cause of our
political, economic, and social
democracy through ~affording to all
groups and classes such freedom
of cpeech and opportunities for
discussion as to be unparalleled
in the history of the radio broad
casting industry.
Literary criticism: Ella Maxwell
writes in the New York Post of
December IA, Cole (Porter) is the
Proust, Moliere, and Verlaine Of
America"
F. F. McNaughton, editor of the
Pekin, Illinois, Daily Times, sum-
med up the Greek situation in two
brief columns. On December II he
wrote "Stalin came pretty close to
4al-;no ox,or both Croooo ool T+o1x,
once before. Mussolini headed him
off in Italy. John Metaxes (sic)
headed him off in Greece 1t is
too bad John Metaxes died" And
on December IS came the clinch-
err: Perhaps America is trying to
force democracy onto nations that
can't afford it. Democracy is a lux
ury Yet we insist that poverty
stricken lands like Italy, Greece,
and Germany have democracy. !.
That would be silly"
Correction: On December 2 this
column stated that the 1913 sur-
vey Of church membership by the
Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America was the first
since 1926. Bishop G. Bromley Ok
nam informs us that a survey is
published every year, 1t was also
stated that the number Of demo-
limitations had increased by 21.7
per cent. The Bishop points out
that 81 per cent of all church
members in the country belong to
So denominations and that the re-
naming 202 denominations have
only 3 per cent of church men,
bers.