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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
BAL ND,
Is LVS ITO SKYRIAUS
VEIKIMO

Liepos 81, LVS Atlas sky
rius lake savo menesini susi-
rinkima Lietuviu saleje. Su-
shrinking atidare ir vede sky
riaus pirmininke julie Raste-
niene. Del blogo orc nariu at.
silanke neperdaugiausia, ia
ciau reikalus svarste nuosek-
liai su pakeltu upu ir pastry
zfmu veikti LVS uzbreztoje IL
nijoje. AtsilankiusiQ nariu upQ
pakele ponios Rastenienes pla-
tus ir nuosaikus raportas is
LVS centro veikimo, ka il as
meniskai patyre is LVS CEN
tro valdybos nariu lankydama-
81 savo teviskeje Clevelande.
Adv. n. Rastenis dave pla-
tu raporta is BALE veikimo
apie selpima Lietuviu pabege-
liu isblaskytu po visas Euro
pos valstybes ir apie dabar
skelbiama ruby rinkimo vaju.
Kadangi dabar vasaros laiku
veikimas kick susilpnejes, sky
rius nutare orui atvejus vel
limits energingiau veikti.
Pirmoje vietoje, atnaujinta
tarimas kviesti is Brooklyn,
n. Y, moteris artistes pasta
! tynui cia veikalo "Pasaulis be
Vyru" if tam laikas numaty-
tas Spaliu menesl,
Susirinkimui einant prie pa
taigos, tapo pranesta kad du
CANA veiklQs skyriaus nariai
yra serganti: J. Gutauskas
dirbtuveje labai susizeide ran
kq ir koja, o Marijona Milu-
naitiene sunkiai paliesta ligos.
Tapo nutarta pasiusti jiems
uzuojautq if palinketi greito
pasveikimo.
| NIESl BALTIMOREJE
Prizes apie pora metQ geri
musu tautieciai ponai Lietuv-
ninkai apleido Baltimore ir IS
vyko silta Florida, kur iie ISL
gijo didele apelsinu uke. sio-
mis- dienomis p. Elzbieta Lie
tuvninkiene atvyko j Baltimo~
re ir leidzia savo atostogas
pas savo seseris ir artimesnius
savo biciulius. Poni Lietuv-
ninkiete yra labai patenkinta
savo nauja gyvenimo vieta Flo
ridoie if nemano gryzti j Bal
timore gyventi. Laimingc pa
sisekimo PIP. Lietuvninkams
Floridoje ir kartu malonu kad
jie nepamirsta IL Baltimores,
kur jie pragyveno daug graziu
meteliu. p. p. Jaras.
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WORCESTER, Mass.
PERKELTAS ! SOSTINE

William G. Chaplis, per 10
metu) dirbes prie Worcester
Telegraph stabo fotografu, IS
vyko j Washington, D. c., kur
pakviestas dirbti fotografu As
sociated Press biure. Ten jis
apims Baltuosius Namus, Ka-
pitoliQ, State Departments ir
aplinkines valstijas.
Chaplis yra vedes taip pat
SUI Lietuvaite, Nellie Korsa-
kiute, jie turi du vaiku.
Jiems buvo surengta isleis-
tuviu vakarelis Town Club pa
talpose ir iteikta. dovanos.
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Zinok Americas
KONSTITUCIJA

Amcrikos Konstitucija Anglizkoje
kalboje, 4 su visais Amendmentais,
30 $Ruslapiu knygele, prisiqsim vi
sal eDovanai items kurie uzsiraSys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 N. 9th ST. Philadelphia Pa.
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VISTA PADEJO SESlS
NAUSINIUS

NEW CASTLE, Pa. = Ga
vienas ukininkas tlkrina kad
io vista viena diena po pietV
padeio sesis kiausinius, ka jis
pats sake mate. Keturis kiau-
SINUS padejo ant zemes, o XII
tus du veliau guztoje prizes Ell
nant tupti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
PITTSRURGHIECIAI rag l.

nami daugiau taupyti poplerl.
Visuotinas seno atllekamo
popierio surinkimo Vajus visa
me Pittsburghe bus per saval-
te pradedant Rugp. = l3,, ! ir==bai-
giant II d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
PENNSYLVANIJOE
PHILADELPHIA 4
ATSIzYMEJES KARYS

Karys Edmundas Kaniusis-
Kanin, pastaru laiku apdova-
notas Bronzine zvaigzde uz at
sizymejima kare SUI priesu:
Sis iaunas, vos % metu am
ziaus vaikinas, Vokietijoje SUI
gebejo pats vienas paimti i
nelaisve devynis prieso karius.
Edmundas yra sunus Anita
no ir ponios Kaniusiu, 1900
North Broad street.
Musu viengencio Kapitono
Juozo Gudaviciaus uosve, po-
nj Kotryna Sadauskaite Xii
nievskiene, Liepos 25 d. atsi-
skyre SUI siuo pasauliu.
Viengentis Domlnikas Baru-
mas, kuris buvo pilnoje pras-
meje pionierius Lietuviu kolo-
MICS Philadelphijoje, Liepos
80 diena mire, apleido sia ko-
lonija ant visados.
LANkESl KUN. kONClUS
Liepos 26,' pakeliui is New
Yorko, sv. Kazimiero parapi.
jos klebonijoje buvo sustojes
Kun. DR.. Koncius, BALI pir-
mininkas. Turejo pasikalbeji.
ma su vietos veikejais. IS N
IS. buvo nuvykes ir Kr. zemai-
X. V.
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PADEKA DARBININKAMS

Sekmadieni, Rugp. s, pikni-
ko darbuotojams parengta la
bal smagus draugiskas pokilis
Albino KuSlio nanluose .ir, kie-
me, kur visi skaniai pavaisin-
ii ir draugiskai praleido laika.
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WATERBURY, CT,
=
LVS PIKNIKAS PAVYKO


riaus rengtas piknikas pavy-
ko. Nors oras nebuvo patio
gus, bet publikos susirinko gra-
zios. Kalbas pasake LVS sky
riaus pirm. Jonas Tareila, AL
dermonas VIM. Kolback, Rev.
Roger B. Anderson, ir Adv.
Antanas A. Oils, is Chicagos.
Visi kalbetojai ragino mus prie
jautresnie budejimo, vieninges-
: nes bel stipresnes darbuotes,
gelbeti Lietuvos zmones nelai-
mingoje padetyje.
Ypatingai reiksmingai Adv,
Oils pasake: 'Dabar musu tau
ia randasi pavojingiausioje pa
detyje, dabar mes visi turetu-
me palikti asmeniskus nuomo-
niu skirtumus nuosa1iai ir dir
bti vieningai tevynes labui.
Nera skirtumo kokioje organi-
zacijoje mes dirbame, bi tik
dirbame vieningam tikslui, bu-
tent, gelbeti musu senaja te-
vyne Lietuva nuo visisko su-
naikinimo." Toliau jie pasake:
""Jeigu mes jauciames kad
esame Lietuvos vaikais, musu
priederme yra dirbti, aukoti,
statyti paninkla kada Lietuva
dar yra gyva, jeigu mes to
neatliksime dabar tai prisieis
NUNS statyti paminklus kada
Lietuva bus mirus. Neduok
Dieve kad mes to sulauktume."
ADV. OILS PER RADIO
Adv. A. A. Oliui buvo gauta
progos kalbeti per radio Lietu-
vos reikalais is dvieju Water
burio stociu: sekmadieni is
stoties WATR, pirmadeini is
stoties WBRY. Abb p. Olio
kalbos buvo ispudingos ir mes
susilaukem daug graziu ko-
mentaru. -..-
Apie Adv. Olio atsilankyma
ir jo kalbas placiai rase vietos
Amerikoniski laikraSciai.
LVS skyrius ir American
Friends of Lithuania dekoja
nuosirdziai NUNS prielankiai
spaudai, kaip tai Amerikos Lie
tuviui, Vienybei, Dirvai, Mar
guciui ir kittens. Kartu de-
koja visiems kurie tik priside-
jo prize sio pikniko surengimo:
Albinas Kuslis su zmona, Pet
ras Steponavicius su zmona,
Stasys Senkus su zmona, Sta
sys Jeseliunas su zmona, poni
Stella Ramanauskiene, Fran
ces Leodeka, Louise Liuniene,
Ana Sabiene, Betty Bulevich,
piles Julia Bulevich, Jennie
Kuslis, Frances Kuslis, Juozas
Mikenas, Chas. Dapkus, Ste
ponas Geonaitis, Benny Sill
kauskas, Antanas Daugskur-
dis, Leon Pranskietis, DR.. ir
poni M. J. Colney. Sios seimos
ir pavieniai daug darbavosi
padarymui sio pikniko pasek-
mingu.
| pAnEKA nAPRJNINKA AMC
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Susidegino Peciuje

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. -
Savo nanny peciuje rasta su-
degus tula sena,, merga, Min
ME Clarkson, SO m. Jos apde-
gusi lavona uztiko jos sbroliai.
Koronerius pripazino kad j
patti, del nesveikatos neapsi-
kesdama, atbula isilipo j peciu
If paskui pasikure po savinl
ugni.
Remkit II. S.. karO nastangas
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PAGERBE OLIUS

Adv. Antanas A.. Oils ir jo
zmona, kuri kartu atvyko j ry-
tines valstijas, buvo pagerbti
draugiskame vakarelyje, su-
rengtame DR.. ir ponios M. j..
Colney namuose, Rugp. l.. Da-
lyvavo buris vietos Lietuviu..
IS cia PIP. Oliai apsilanke
pasilsiui Baltuose Kalnuose,
N. H., paskiau nuvyko j Bos-
tona ir New Yorka.
DR.. M. J. Colney.
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Remkit U. S. karo pastangas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

sVIENAS is desimties SUI
augusiu zmoniu Anlerikoje tu-
ri sugadinta girdejima.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
Most Shot Up :
GI Believes
God Saved Hin,

ABILENE, Tex, (UP)-The 45th
Divisions most shot up soldier to
return alive" is back in the States
and a firm believer that Almighty
God took care of him through the
times he was wounded in Sicily,
Italy and France.
He is 1t. Charles A. Brandt of
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
The first five times the Nazis
got MIN. he returned to action
with new medals to show for his
extraordinary heroism and aggres-
sive leadership that brought on his
battlefield promotion from sergeant
to lieutenant.
Brandt, who stopped off here to
visit Camp Barkeley, where he
trained for war, while en- route back
to a California hospital, wears the
Distinguished Service Cross, the Sill
yer Star, the Bronze Star, Presi-
Dental citation and the Purple
Heart with five oak leaf clusters
Before he finally was put out of
action near the Swiss border in
France, Brandt suffered the follow
ing wounds:
/. Shrapnel in the arm (Sicily).
2. Knee injury 1taly).
8. Shrapnel in both ankles tVen-
afro, italy,
4. Chest INJURY (Anzio beach
head.
S. Shrapnel in elbow (Anzio).
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
Sea Shippers
Skill Draws
Praise Of Men

WASHINGTON, UP)-The crew
of the Liberty Ship Benjamin Holt
are proud of their captain.
1t all came about when a storm.
so fierce it injured several seamen,
caused hatch cover to fall on the
ships carpenter. tearing off his left
arm and right hand.
The skipper, Capt. Ralph M. LII,
Jr.. (5O9 Woodbrook Lane) Phila-
delphia. Pennsylvania speedily call
ed a destroyer escort to take off the
injured man.
Then followed the tense moments
that won the praise from all hands
for Captain Lii. Two attempts to
shoot a breecheS buoy from the
destroyer failed A third attempt
succeeded. and despite the high
seas, Lill directed the making of the
line fast to the mizzenmast.
The manned carpenter was then
hoisted into the breeches buoy and
the shippers of the two ships began
the hazardous job of maneuvering
their vessels into position for the
ride to safety.
They made it, the carpenter quick
ly got medical care, and the crew
and armed guard of the Benjamin
Holt sat themselves down to write
a letter of glowing praise for their
captain-with a good word added Tor
the skipper of the navy ship-to
the War Shipping Administration.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
Nozism Birth and Growth
Storv Of Mon ster Hitler

year later tie Pearl Harbor attach
came.
Hitler erred gravely in 1941 when
after swallowing the Balkans, he
invaded vast Russia. Early successes
were Followed by increasing retreats
here and i'll North Africa after U. s.
entered the war. BY the end of 1943
Germany had also lost Sicily and
part of Italy.
Allied invasion Of France in June
of 1914 forced a three-front war on
Germany, already retreating in
Italy and Russia. Revolt of his army
clique and attempted assassination
brought on purge" of Nazi offic-
ers, as the Fuehrer lodged blame for
military disasters.
Faced with humiliating army re-
treats and continual air lombard
ment, Hitler crouched in his ever
shrinking Fortress" and desperately
told his people that Victory viii
one day compensate each and every
one of us for the sorrows suffered
and the sacrifices made"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
YANKS TAKING EXTRA CARE
NOT TO ENDANGER CHURCHES

CLEVELAND, CUP)-Captain JOS
eph c. O'Neill, Cleveland Catholic
chaplain, reports that American
doughboys in Europe too k''extra
precautions" not to destroy church
edifices as they push the Nazis
back toward Berlin
Capt O'Neill, home after 35
months overseas, where he toured
Iceland, England, France, Belgium
Holland and Germany, said advanc-
ing GIs are under instructions to
make no use of churches which
would transform them into targets
for the enemy"
"We cannot billet troops in
churches, must not use their tow
ers as observation posts and only
in great emergencies are we per-
mitted to move wounded into them, 2
he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
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Continued from Page 81
school, the business world, and fail
ing to swing the church into line
too, gradually exiled it. Withdraw
ing from the League OF Nations,
Hitler ''purged" his own party ranks,
and his dream of a completely
rationaliZed and se-stepping
German nation began to come true
Labor codes were established, wage
scales were fixed, unions abolished.
With the nation healing internally,
Germans turned towards lost pos
sessions, and in 1895 the Nazi-dom-
mated Saar plebiScite brought the
coal-rich territory back into the
Reich.
WORLD WAR III (1939-44): Af-
ter signing non-aggression pact
with Russia in 1889, Hitler'S troops
invaded Poland. England and France
declared war on Germany, and Hit
Ter answered them in 1910 with in
vaSions of Denmark, Norway, the
Low Countries and France. Signifi-
cant were the 1910 meetings of
Hitler and Japan's Kurusu, for a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07

blared out their hot licks to the de-
light of the combat cargo crew.
Hit tune of the flight was a spec
ial swing arrangement Of "The Bear
Went Over the Mountains"
Flying with Haynie as crew were
Co-pilot End 1t. Robert E. Miller.
Manchester, New Hampshire; radif
operator Cpl. Richard @. Scott, Ber-
win, Illinois, and engineer Sgt.
Michael Tackack, 539 North Front
ST., Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07

the field few minutes later and
claimed credit for plotting the first
jam session to be held in flight
over the storm-swept aerial gateway
to China.
Haynie, wlying a 10th Air Force
combat plane, was assigned to fly a
Special Service dance band across
the hump. At 12,000 feet the mus
icians hauled out trumpets saxa-
phones, drums and slid canvas
cover off heavily roped piano and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
TEXAN RANKED NO. l
IN MATH, EINSTEIN 9TH

AUSTIN, Texas, (UP)-Dr. M. B
Porter of the University of Texas
has been rated as No. mathematic-
ian in the nation.
School officials proudly announc-
ed DR.. Porter's choice as top man
among 80 crack mathematicians list
ed in the new issue of American
Men of Science"
The same publication ranks Prof
Albert Einstein as sixth in his field
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
AIRMEN HEAR JAM SESSION
OVER HIMALAYAN HUMP

RUNNING, China, (UP)-As ore
of the big transports flying the
famed Himalavan hump" ap-
preached its China uase recently, an
incredulous tower operator heard the
pilots voice requesting landing in
structions against strong back
ground of ''stateside" jive.
Capt. Frank Haynie of Charleston.
Georgia set the huge ship down on
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07

The first air express shipment
in the United States was a package
containing five bolts of silk, valued
at $1,000, which was carried on the
knees of the pilot and the single
passenger in an open cockpit plane
while trsveling from Dayton to Co
lumbus, Ohio, in 1900, according to
the Air Division of the Railway Ex-
press Agency
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
BERLIN IS ONLY
a WHISTLE STOP

Yeah, that Berlin we just passed.
Seemed like we'd never get there didn't it? And
now that we made it, anybody feel like stopover?
Little celebration or something like that?
Forget it friend. This is through train we're on.
And before get to where we're going Berlin will seem
like whistle stop. A dot the map once removed.
Tokyos destination. Half world and billions
of bucks away and one thing sure! you're going
way, you pay your own freight. Ns
That you keep buying more and more
bonds until you've bought every bond you dig the
dough for And then you buy another
Remember, you might be making this trip the hard
way. From island to island Through the Jungle In
B-29 In submarine
So don't feel too sorry for yourself Get that first
extra bond today right :. this minute!
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Surrender
Terms Set

LONDON. March % up
Terms and conditions TO be inn
posed upon Germany an the
moment of unconditional SUR
render are ready for instant appli-
cation.
Tie European advisory com.
mission has been preparing for
several months and itS plans 10
handle the surrender were re-
ported today to Dee complete. If
% sincere surrender offer from the
Nazi leaders is made. IL pre-
0umably would be handled mme-
diately by the commission.
Britain viii observe the victory
with am official holiday ON the
day peace comes the actual Nlc-
tory day viii have It's own spon-
tancou> jubIlalIon.
Sun under consideration are
the zones of occupation ton each
nation although the invading
Russians, British and Americans
are m the general areas they
would occupy 80 decision has
been made as 10 the French Bel
Elan. ClcCho-Slovaklan or other
Allied army districts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Army Family
Aid Planned

s central C0EUScInC service de-
,-u-d 30 ad ~crIcemcn and
women. ard their families. In the
SOLUTION Of personal and family
rnadu>uments is planned by ihe
u.. emergency commission of the
Detroit Council az Churches Els
WORTH N. Smith. director am
ua need today
Under Hc c0gn.rlng service
p.n huas considered. expert
.aw..o.- VIII De available for
guiding returning ~cryiccmc0 dur
tr.r rehabilitation period IN
... postwar era.
With the service. am eight
weeks graduate course ln counsel
m. hl> been arranged through
r.o University of Michigan tN-
tension Service. Smith SAID This
.oar-c Is open 90 minister's.
lNCA ~ecre,arC, and other, ln-
tcro~lcd in couu~clnE york
The proposed couu~ClIng service
viii offer couusclur~ to Con.or
with ministers and church groups
m tac study oi common interests
and problems. Smith explained
Hr added that stress would b,
placed ON work aiding those lr
r..r....t AL. I. ia. ,.f. I.gt.. , l..r,,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Hunt Street Precinct
Youth Group Formed

u der sponsorship of the
mayors advisory committee on
youth problems. "A youth guidance
committee has been set up i'm the
Hunt street precinct with Elias
Lewis as president.
a young peoples cantten has
been opened IN Schiller hall. Gra-
tiot and 81 Aubin, with formal
opening set for April S
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Floating Post Office Open

The IS O. r. Nook. world S
only floating post office, Will
begin the 50th year of service on
the Detroit River Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

She SAYS. 'lf YOU want 10 have
appeal. looking stunning Dress NJ
in gorgeous 2-sku scarts OF
GENUINE SILVER FOX Priced "a
the low, competitive cash price OF
Dnly SOS on budget payments al
FRANkLIN'S during their daring
spring sale. CA few other fur sets
available at SO to $50 Fur Chub.
bies as low as $59 Just 5000 re-
serves any furs. Take the choice
pf the friendly FRANKLIN credit
plan that suits YOU best, with NJ to
b weeks 20 pay, OF charge ac
count with NO DOWN PAYMENT
no red tape, no delay Use you
credit as always al FRANKLIN ;
DEPARTMENT STORE, BIG MICH
IGAN AVE. shop any evening Till
3 O'Clock"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Court Denies
$4,000 Fee

Julius Berman Detroit real
estate operator wiih offices Al
1856 Dime Bank Building today
was denied his 5000 claim for
services allegediy rendered in the
sale oi the Palmetto Apartment
Hotel =. Hancock and John r. oN
federal pJgdge Erpc> A-u-Bnen.
The hotel was huIlt m ihe boom
DAYS al a cost of 81 200 coo and
Afd fast NtsrCh tor S3tt5ltt'e
Belman petition claimed he had
brought the first offer OF $50 OoO
and later the successful bld OF
sos. 600
A statement of the trustees
>ald Berman was treated as an
Individual making an ntiern of pun
chase and not as a broker The
new owners are Louis Shulman.
Los Angeles. formerly a Detroit
realty operator. and -Afts.- Betty
Berry and George ID. Seyburn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Wartime Stop-and.Go driving be-
comes even harder on your car as it
gets older!
Unseen parts-your steering assem-
bly,, braking system, battery, gears and
many others-must be cared for con.
stantIy for safety's sake! Shellubrication
provides expert car care-a 35.point in
Spection and maintenance system deveI-
oped by Shell engineers and performed
BY specially trained Shell Dealers.
Far from being mere grease job, "
SheIlubrication requires the use of nine
different types of lubricating equip
ment-six different testing devices
fourteen kinds of maintenance tools,
eighteen different, specialized Shell
lubricants!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Prosecutors EX-Aide
Denies lie Hit Woman

Samuel Bremen. former assist
ant prosecutor. was accused today
by Sue McMunn, AZ. of 2S1 Yer
mont, Of hitting her in the eye
during an argument in the County
Building.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Frank G. SehemanSke said he had
asked both Bremen and Mrs.
Mum TO appear in his office to-
morrow morning to discuss the
complaint.
ITS ridiculous 10 say I struck
her" said BreZner. "She was
eursing AT me and rushed toward
me a. though she was going
TO claw me or something.
raised my hand TO fend her
off and II accidentally flicked
her nose"
Mrs. McMunn is trustee for a
Third street rooming house which
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

is involved in SlHt in Circuit
Judge Lila NJ. Neuenfelt'S court.
BreZner said her ire was aroused
when he sought a restraining or
der 20 prevent her from diSpoSlng
of the property pending settle
ment OF the suit.
When she appeared at police
headquarters 10 make her COM
plant Mrs. McMunn brought a
note from a doctor certifying that
she had suffered a conclusion Of
the right eye and had been tenn
porariiy blinded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Eden, Grew Talk
Polish Policies

WASHINGTON. May IA tINS)
Eden, British foreign
minister. conferred for - minutes
this morning with Acting Secre-
tary of State Grew preliminary 10
a conference this afternoon with
President Truman.
The British statesman arrived
in Washington from the Sam Fran
cisco parley early this moNing.
on leaving the state depart
ment, Eden Indicated that the
troublesome Polish question was
one of the world affair topics he
discussed with Grew
He indicated also that the
Golden Gate cOnclave formed only
part of his talk with Grew. and
reiterated a previous statement
that the United Nations meeting
was going quite we'll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
BAeKAeHE,
PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired K;dneua
OF Tired Kidneys

n baokache and ieg pains are making you
miserable, don't Just complain and do nothing
sbout them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Mature chief way az taking
t1ress acids and poisonous waste out OF the
blood. They help most people pass about
pints dsy.
IN the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work we'll, POISONOUS waste matter stays
In the blood These poIsons may start nagging
baekaohes, rheumatic pains. leg pains. loss OF
rep and energy, gettlns up nights, swelling.
pufhness under the eyes, headaches ana diIii-
ps.s. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing and burning sometimes shows there Is some
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan :
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years They give happy relief and viii help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doans Pills
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
PLAY SAFE. i. Get a
Safety SheIIubrication Today!

In giving your car Standardization
job your Shell Dealer inspects danger
spots - checks IS breakup" points
as he VOrks! And finally he gives you
a record of service and written guar
antee covering both workmanship and
materials! Don't Drive BoOby Trap!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

The Dilemma of Children in
Nartime~-thi> is The topic which
WIll be- covered az the Wartime
Chlld Problem Clinic scheduled
fer : 80 p. IN. Wednesday, May l6,
m the auditorium OF the Durfee
intermediate School.
a special invitation is extended
TO an service wives. whether they
have smHll children ct not to
take part m the meeting Speak
~, with he- Pr Elizabeth Johnson
and Dr. Harry Baker, eminent
ChIld psychologists. who viii cX-
pibre thoroughly The problems
iaping SO many mothers and chill
dren today
After their talks. an opportun-
ity viii be offered 10 bring FOR
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Fight Dumps
I'm q. II. Park

Crosse Polnie Park officials
hsve been flooded with complaints
thaf vacant lois are becoming
rubbish dumps.
One lot owner who IS vacation
ing in Florida phoned police from
Mann To request that ethiRg
be done about II.