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Soviets Conceded
2 Major Demands
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delegate present yesterday. When
the committee meets today he will
be accompanied by the two vice
chairmen of the American delega-
tion-Chairman Tom Connally, D.,
Tex, of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons committee, and Sen. Arthur
H. Vadenberg, r., Mich.
Connally and Vandenberg were
expected to move today for quick
settlement of the unexpected dis
pute over custody of the official
gavels. The proposal that Stettini-
us be conference chairman was
made by Foreign Minister Ezequiel
Padilla of Mexico. The comprom-
Use was proposed by Foreign Min
lister Anthony Eden of Great Brit
ain. 1t was understood that Eden's
plan would be pressed again today
May Hinder Progress
Major significance of the chair
manship dispute is that it will STOP
all conference progress unless it is
speedily adjusted. Assignment OF
these two important posts is the
first move toward permanent Or
ganization for conference business.
The lone issue on which Molotov
seems to have been thrown for a
loss is on participation in this con-
ference of the Lublin Polish gov
eminent. American objection to the
"Lublin' Polish government is sc
firm that belief was spreading
rapidly today that the issue would
not be allowed to delay conference
business
Measuring his words carefully, an
American delegate told queStioners
1T is my view that unless reor-
ganization Of the Polish government
is had, creating new government
in accordance with the agreement
at Yalta, there will be no Polish
representation at this conference.
The two issues on which the Rus
slams have won out still require
formal conference approval but that
was being conceded today. They
have been agreed to in principle by
the big four and are generally
although not always enthuSiastical-
ly-accepted by the bulk of the
delegates.
They are:
/. Provision for each permanent
member of the proposed security
council to veto any effort to use
force against itself
2. ALLEGATION to the Soviet Union
of three votes in the assembly of
the proposed world security organ
ization.
Molotov will not bulge on either
of those and there is no indication
that he will be asked to do so.
The British delegation has pro-
posed hurry-up conference sched-
ule to obtain adjournment not later
than May "a. Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden told a conference
plenary session yesterday that this
San Francisco effort to safeguard
peace may be the worlds last
chance"
He urged that the delegates not
attempt to do too much" nor to
seek perfection. Instead he pro-
posed that the first step be taken
here in drawing up charter within
Ne framework a agreed upon prin-
c1pies.
1.-THE details can then be left to
be filled in in the light Of expert
ence," he continued.
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eide April 20 after his division broke
before Russian pressure on the east
ern front. Remer was credited with
foiling the bomb plot against Hitler
last July and was rewarded with
command of a division.
Meanwhile radio Hamburg insisted
that Adolf Hitler was leading the
defense of Berlin in martyrs"
last stand.
And British dispatches said Ru-
dolph Hess, an early fugitive from
Nazi circles, repeatedly had gone
insane in captivity.
Marshal Erwin Rommel,S widow
told her U. S. Seventh Army cap
tors that the Desert Fox" died in
bed broken man." Mrs. Rommel,
found in her home at Herlingen,
said her late husband knew the
fight was hopeless" after he had
witnessed the crushing of his Afrika
KorpS. She said Rommel disagreed
with Hitler's military strategy. A
heart attack finished him, she said,
as he apparently was recovering
from shrapnel wounds inflicted by
an Allied fighter pilot.
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
was returned to Paris and jailed in
disgrace in Montrouge fortress
awaiting trial as traitor to France,
Paris dispatches reported
The Paris newspaper Liberation
also said that the international Red
Cross had negotiated the release OF
Edouard Daladier, Leon Blum and
other French leaders who had been
held as political prisoners by the
Germans. However a Third U. S.
Army front dispatch quoted German
civilians at Schoenberg as saying
that Daladier and Blum were among
German captives being marched to
the east.
Zurich reports said King Leopold
of Belgium had been taken into the
southern redoubt by the NaziS.
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thrusting from the Goerlitzer sta
ton northwestward and the Pankow
district southwestward within rifle
range Of the Tiergarten, Shapiro
reported.
He added that west of Berlin land
elsewhere" a junction Of the Rus
slams and Americans in the Elbe
valley was about to be announced,
probably today.
The Soviet Army newspaper Red
Star reported that the Russians had
pressed on to the heart of Berlin
without delaying to clean up all the
resistance behind their foremost
spearheads.
1t said the Germans were holding
hundreds Of Russian hostages at
strategic points in Soviet-held ter
ritogy, who would be endangered by
effogtS to blast cut doomed Nazi
nests.
Red Star said an increasing num-
Der, Of German officers and men,
after using up all their ammunition,
were putting on civilian clothes and
trying to escape by mingling with
crowds of old men and women W 10
carried white flags.
Many civilians RENAME in Berlin,
Soviet dispatches said. On one
main street an old man was said
to. have set up stand to peddle
guide books to Berlin among the
Soviet troops at one mark each.
The indispensable Paris radio re-
ported that Papal Nuncios re-
quest for a truce to evacuate refu-
gees from the Berlin battle zone had
been declined by the Germans.
The Mutual broadcast from Swe-
den said the Germans had built a
fortress in the Tiergarten which was
the last formidable core of Nazi
resistance, and from which the de-
tenders might have to be smoked
out.
Ideal Setup
The fortress was built during the
war, the correspondent said, in
great secrecy. 1t was reported to
have hospitals, power stations, water
facilities and a network of under
ground passages radlatlng to Strate-
gic points nearby.
The report quoted German sources
as.saying that the fortress was COM
manded by Col. Gen. Heinz GUIDE
rian, chief of staff, assisted by
Adolf Hitler" The Nazis have in
sisted throughout the siege of Ber-
lin that Hitler was directing its
defense.
The First White Russian and
First Ukrainian armies held three
quarters Of Berlin as their blazing
siege Of the Nazi capital neared the
end Of its first week.
Decimated Garrison
Moscow said the battered, decim-
ated German garrison-once esti-
mated at 100000 and purportedly
under the personal command of
Adolf Hitler-had withdrawn every
where behind the circular railway
ringing the inner city.
German artillery and troops were
massing in the Tiergarten, Berlin's
famous central park west of Inter
Den Linden, under a hail of Soviet
shells that reduced famous build
ings within the redoubt area to
heaps Of smoking rubble, Moscow
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| the st. Francis Hotel Colonial Room
to hear and see the famous Russian.
Among the crowd were scores Of Sen
Franciscans who saw busloads of re-
porters disembarking at the hotel
and joined the procession on the
theory that something was doing.
They were right.
Molotov hurried in a few minutes
late thanked by colleagues and
guards. He apologized for being late
and through an interpreter jlvited
the assembly to fire at will.
That got him round of applause.
Answering another series of ques-
tons in purring Russian he said:
1.-THE Crimea Conference mad an
excellent decision on Poland We
shall carry it out and assure the So
luton of the Polish question. The
three governments PRUSSIA. the
United States and Great Brittany
are doing all in their power to as
sure solution.
But it is not possible" he con-
tinued. ITO settle the Polish ques-
tio'l without the Poles being here
"A new Polish government is to be
organized on broader democratic
basis in accordance with the Crimea
decisions"
Asked whether the Polish govern
ment would be represented here,
Molotov replied:
Wants Poles Represented
II am very anxious to have it
represented here"
There was nothing in Molotov's
conference, however, to indicate that
he had any basis for hoping that
the Polish government could be re-
organized on more democratic lines
before this conference adjourns. 1t
appeared, therefore, that the
chances of Polish representation
here were pretty slim - unless Pres
ident Truman and the United States
delegation back down.
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Berlin Fall Rumored
"A Matter Of Hours
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I said.
German reports relayed by the
Hamburg radio said the Soviet Van
guards had penetrated the inner city
as far as GroSser Stern, which runs
through the Tiergarten. Another
spearhead was said to have reached
at least temporarily the Potsdamer
Platz, geographical center of the
capital.
Both Potsdamer Platz and Gross
er Stern were less than a half mile
from BendlerstraSse, where Hitler
was said to be directing the defense
of Berlin from an underground cit
adel.
Another Hamburg broadcast said
fresh German forces under leading
German generals were marching
toward Berlin to relieve the capital,
but gave no hint as to what front
they were shifting from.
Some 90 miles south of Berlin,
Marshal Ivan s. Konev's First Tx
rainian army either already has or
was about to link up with the Amer
lean First army after capturing
Torgau, on the west bank OF the
Elbe river 16 miles from the Amer
lean lines.
A CHS correspondent broadcast
yesterday that he had crossed the
Nude river, driven with other news
papermen through streams OF Ger
man refugees to Torgau, crossed the
Elbe briefly and then returned to
the American lines without a shot
having been fired.
The trip apparently was made be-
fore the Russians captured Torgau,
but clearly showed that the Amer
ican-Soviet junction could be made
at will.
North of Berlin, Marshal Kon-
stantin K. Rokossovsky's Second
White Russian army spilled out
across the Mecklenburg plains 1876
miles from British Second army
forces below Hamburg after captur-
ing Stettin, Germany's Third port.
Stettin Captured
Stettin, capital of Pomerania and
birthplace of Catherine the Great,
fell to Rokossovsky's army in sur
prise push across the lower Oder
river. Also captured were the west
bank towns Of Penkun, CARTE, Kase-
kow and Schwedt, IS, 16, 81 and 80
miles respectively southwest Of Stet-
tin.
With the launching Of the Second
army's drive, three Red armies were
on the march toward their western
Allies on a 125-mile front.
Some rs miles north of Berlin,
Marshal Gregory K. Zhukov's First
White Russian army captured Fin
owfurt, % miles from a junction
with the Second army below Stet-
tin.
Konev's forces southeast of Ber-
lin trimmed the German pocket on
the west bank of the Spree river to
400 miles with the capture of Bees
koW, q miles from Berlin, and Lie
berose, 81 miles away.
In CzechoSlovakia, other Russian
forces captured the industrial city
Of Brno, capital of Moravia.
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Delay Seen
Continued from Page y

camp in the country" Opponents of
the bill pointed to laws prohibiting
sale of hard liquor to regular army
officers and claimed there was no
reason why State and National
Guardsmen Should be granted priv
leges denied men in the U. s. Army"
Another bill to set maximum
prices for sale of liquor was sup
ported by former Liquor Commits
sioner E. Gaynor Brennan, STAN
ford. as a protection aaginst "un-
healthy" price-cutting practices.
The measure was opposed by rep
resentatives of the Connecticut Res
taurant Owners Association and the
Retail Restaurant Dispensers Asso-
citation who claimed it would add
to the confusion" Of OPA regula.
tons.
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SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
FOR WAR TOWN TALKS

Mrs. Elton Weyland will speak
on the War Town" program spon-
sored by the Community Chest Of
Waterbury, Inc, which will be
heard over WBRY at 7 o'clock this
evening A similar address will be
given by Mark L. Sperry over
WATR ct T:4o Sunday evening.
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NOULII111uCu 1IUII dBC II
to cut 1t off.
Specific requests made to Mary
Elizabeth Kellogg, Louise Chapman.
and Ella 8. Chapman were crossed
out in the will and the notation
dead" appeared over the names.
The probate judge overruled the
markings, as having no legal force.
Mrs. Chapman was the widow OF
Daniel Chapman. The couple owned
vast amount of real estate in the
western and downtown areas of the
city. The estate also includes mort
cages, securities, and cash.
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FIREMEN ELIMINATE
GAS LINE HAZARD

Fire Engine 8 responded to a call
to flush the street OF spilled gaso-
line from trailer truck in front
of 902 West Main street at 1910
today.
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Mines in Italy are being equipped
with American machinery and
tools.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27

Egypt has a postwar plain to
cultivate 1,380,500 acres Of farm
land
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Aim To Break
Widows Will

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Capture Not
Yet Official

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Ruby Vajus Reikia
Testi ir Toliau

siu metu Liepos 81 sueina
vieneri metal kai Bendras A
merikos Lietuviu Fondas pri-
imtas National War Fund
nariu Selma. Bet National War
Fund sutiko isduoti lesas sell
pimui ir administracijai tik
nuo 1914 m, Spaliu 1. Nuo
BALE isikurimo dienos (1944
m. Kovo 25) didziausia finan-
sine parama buvo gauta is Sc
kanciu saltiniu: Am. Kataliku
Episkopato - $4,000; SLA -
$4,000; ALT = $3.50 ir smul-
kesnes aukos bel mokesciai
buvo gauti is musu skyriu.
Pirmutine selpimo suma -
$4,000, buvo pasiusta 1914 m.
Rugs. IA svedija Lietuviams.
Likusios sumos buvo panaudo-
tos ofiso irengimui, irankiams,
administracijai ir keliones is
laidoms.
National War Fund yra pa
tvirtines musu Fondui 1885,
500 metinio biudzeto iki s. m.
Rugsejo 80. Kas trys meme
siai tenka pristatyti National
War Fund Biudzeto Komitetui
ir ginti pasiulomus projektus.
Kiekviena menesi duodama Ma
tional War Fund atskaitomybe
ir patiekiama sekancio menesio
tbiudzeto reikalavimai. BALI
veikla yra Presidents War Re-
lief Control Board ir National
War Fund kontroleje.
Pinigais ivairiomis sumomis
musu pasalpa Xxi siol pasieke
Lietuvius nuo karo nukenteju-
sius siose salyse: Pietu Anne
rikoje - $4,000; Italijoje -
$11, 900: Prancuzijoje - $685.
600; Ispanijoje ir Portugalijo-
je = $4,000; svedijoje. = $751;
600; sveicarijoje = $24,200
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sykliu, mes nesiemem jokio
zygio kurs neturetu ,valdzios
pritarimo. Drabuziu vajus pri-
valo eiti nuolat, ir reikalinga
musu visuomenes parama.
Baigdamas 81 pranesima no
riu is Strides kreiptis j Anne
rikiecius Lietuvius: Jauskime
ta nepaprasta atsakomybe ku-
ri siadien yra NUNS patekus.
! mus atkreiptos tukstanciQ
Lietuviu suvargintos rankos,
asarom ir krauju patvinusios
akys ir iskankintos sirdys. Su-
glauskime savo gretas ir dirb-
kline musu kencanciu broliu-
sesuciu gerovei. .
Kun. DR.. J. B. KOncius
BALI Pirmininkas.
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sMISSISSIPPI upes aukstu-
tineje dalyje pernai virs 5000
komerciniu zuvautoju pagavo
viso 14,460,000 svaru zuvies,
kurios verte sieke. 81, 200.
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TAI LIETAUS

TAI LIETAUS
Liepos IA, Cleyelande per is-
tisa diena, virs 13 valandu liz
10, ir prilijo tick kick papras-
tai Liepos menesi prilyja per
dvi savaites.
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y
Is LOS ANGELES j San
Francisco traukinys eina San
Joaquin upes sleniu. Ia upe
subega j Oakland Bay, prie
San Francisco. Is siaures j ia
pacia -ilanka atiteka Sacramen-
to upe. Tu abieju upiu slsnis
yra labai platus, tarp dvieju
kalnynu, ir yra toks derlingas
kad ismaitina visa Kalifornija
ir dar NUNS prisiuncia paciu
megiamiausiu skanumynu -
vynuogiu ir vyno, oranziu, le-
monu ir kitty vaisiu kurie pas
mus neauga arba sunoksta We
liau. Tame slenyje gausiai au-
ginama riesutai, figos, alyvos,
ryziai, slyvos, pyces, obuoliai,
kriauses, vysnios; taip pat au-
ga visos darzoves, ~mieziai, pi-
lasi gausus saltiniai aliejaus,
randasi vario ir aukso kasyk-
los; auga geri gyvuliai, ir tt.
Tas slenis galima sakyti yra
Dievo dovana gretimoms val
stijoms rytus, kur daugiausia
vieni kalnai ir tyrai ir zmones
mazai ka gall maistui issiau-
ginti.
GREITUOJU traukiniu tarp
Los Angeles ir San Francisco
422 myliu gall suvazineti j 10
valandq. Man teko vaziuoti 16
valandu, yra dar kitas trau-
kinis kuris vaziuoja net "a va
landas. Jis stoja kiekviename
mieste, miestelyje ir Misijoje.
SEKANTI ryta po apleidimo
Los Angeles, atsiradau San
Francisco mieste. Tuoj vyks-
tu j ta viesbuti kur isteigta
Americas Lietuviu Misijos ge-
neralinis centras - Hotel Cali
fornian - ir sutinku tik ka
papusryciavusius musu Misijos
vadus Adv. Antana OH ir Al
Kumski, kurie ejo jau pradeti
savo darbo. Svarbiausias Mi
sijos darbas dabar buvo suren-
gimas pasekmingos Misijos va
karienes zymiausiame viesbu-
tyje, Mark Hopkins, ant Mob
Kalno. Is ju patyriau kad eia
yra atvaziave ir komp. Anita
mas Vanagaitis SUI Inz. Rudziu
is Chicagos. Jie atvyko taip
sau, idomumo deliai ir dalyvau-
ii toje vakarieneje.
Kitame netolinlame hotelyje
A. l.. Misija turejo pasisam-
dzius kambari kur buvo darbo
ofisas, ir sau talkininke musu
Misijos vadai buvo gave vieno
zvnauS San Francisco laikraS-
clio redaktoriaus zmona, taip
pat gabia journalistic. Wis tai
priedas darbo palengvinimui il
padarymui jo pasekmingesniu.
OILS vyko j Misijos ofisa,
Kumskis vezesi name apro-
dyti Pasaulines Konferencijos
patalpas, posedziu sales, spau-
dos kambarius, = viska ta ka
jau aprasiau pirmuose straps
niuose. Kaip minejau, ilipus
speciali busa ties musu viesbu-
ciu, tik parodant savo konfe,
rencijos pasus, nuvykau pir.
nam ispudziui j Opera House
ir apejom viska kas buvo gall.
ma ant greitujq pamatyti.
Is ten skubeiom ! Hotel MARI
Hopkins, kur rytoj bus Misi
jos vakariene. Uzsikelen tt
hotelio pacion virsunen, kul
irengta obzervacijcs bokstas--
is jo San Francisco matyt tail
lyg kad skristum virs miestt
lektuvu. Neveltui vieno Chica
gos laikrascio reporters, ku
ris nuejo pamatyti Inz. Rudzit
filmu darytu IS to boksto, ka
gryze is San Francisco Oils i
Kumskis surenge prakalbas i
tasIfilrnas /; rode, 4 rase .iop .Sal
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tt 80, nors hotels sake jie ga
Ii duoti NUNS sale kurioje APP
tarnaus tik rs sveciu. zino-
ma, pasitaiko vienas-kitas ne
ateina, todel nebuvo jokio pa
vojaus kad turin daugiau uz-
sirasiusiu syeciQ.
Betgi, reikia pastebeti, va
karienes metu atsirado apie
pustuzinis visai netiketu sve-
ciu - San Francisco ir net
tolimesnio Oakland Lietuviu!
Jie paskaite vietos laikras-
ciuose apie Lietuviu Misijos
vakariene ir butinai pasistcnge
pributi. Jie pasirupino ir pa
aukoti pinigu Misijos tikslams.
Apie vakariene, apie svecius,
apie Lietuvos filmos rodyma
kitty Sally atstovams jau mine
jau pradzioje savo keliones ap-
rasymo.
kAIP LIETUVIAI istaute-
ia - ar gal netiktu sakyti is
tauteja, tik uzmirsta savo pri-
girnta kalba - pasirode is tu
keleto Lietuviu, vyru ir mote
ru, ateiviu is Lietuvos, kalbos.
Jie, kaip ir daug kitu, neismo-
ke Amerikoniskos kalbos, bet
uzmirse savo, grabalioja Ang-
liskai. Kalbi j JUGS Lietuvis-
kai, jie zodi-kita sumete Lietu-
viskai vel sake Angliskai, bet
prastai, tiesiog "grinoriskai".
Geri tai zmones, nuosirdus,
su mumis ilgai kalbejosi, vieni,
trys broliai, net j svecius pas
save vezesi. Bet budami pa
prastai darbo zmones, is Lie
tuvos atvyke su labai prasta
pusiau Lenkiskai-Rusiskai mai:
syta kalba, dabar pateke ir il.
gai isgyvene tarp svetimu, c
su Lietuviais retail kada susi.
eidami, ne ka darys kad save
kalbos jau mazai moka. -.
Xiii sveciai DO vakarienes
atsisveikine issiskirste, O mu.
su Lietuviai like su mumis Sir
dingai kalbejosi; is ju veidr
ir akiu trysko ju Lietuviskas
dziaugsmas matant savo bro
Illus JUGS taip netiketai aplan
kiusius.
'Jie, aiskus dalykas, ne tie
siog cia atvaziavo apsigyventi
vieni gyveno Chicagoj, kiti XII
tuose miestuose, ir pagaliau pa
siryzo pasiekti Kalifornija.
KADANGI INz. ]. RUDIs
buvo atsivezes filmavimo apa
rata, mes pasistengem nufil
muoti ir Misijos vakarienes ola
lyvius, ir konferencijos patal
pas, ir Lietuviu delegacija,. i
San Francisco katedra su Ar
kivyskupu NIFTY, ir patti mics
ia ir dar si-ta. Tas filmas ne
kurios kolonijos Xxi dabar ja1
mate, kitos gaus proga pama
tyti rudeni kai bus rengiam
daugiau LVS ir Misijos prakal
by.
OILS ir KUMSKIS, kaip at
vykes j San Francisco suzine
jau, kita sekmadieni ruoses
vaziuoti j Los Angeles, ir klau
sia ar verta ten vaziuoti. Sa
kau, butinai turit pamatyti Lo
4
Angeles, ir tuoj sutarem su
rengti jiems prakalbas toje &c
ru Lietuviu kolonijoje = ar
tras Misijos delegatu praka
bas musu atsilankymo prog;
Skubiai parasiau laiskus So
vo draugams Los Angeles pa
prasydamas rengti jiems prs
kalbas ir pasirupinti aparati
mes jie turejo su savim Lietl
vos filma, kuria parodys tena
tiniams Lietuviams.
Los Angeles Lietuviai neat
sisake antru prakalbu rengt
ir kaip veliau Oils man ras'
Il, kalhoSe (tai huVO &c!
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BALE PIRMININKO PRANEsIMAS

Pasalpa yra siunciama kas
menesi.
Daiktais musu pasalpa issiQ-
sta iris vietas: Lietuvon -
$4,000 svaru drabuziQ ir batu;
vaistu bel medicines irankiu
uz S19,869.24 per Russian War
Relief. (Dar atsakymo mega
vome ar Sic daiktai pasieke
Lietuva). Italijon = $4,000
svaru drabuziu ir batu per
American Relief for Italy. Us
Romos gauta 'kablegramas kad
siuntinys jau pasieke Lietu-
vius). Prancuzjion pasiusta
$4,000 svaru drabuziu ir batu
per American Relief for Fran
ce. Dabar rupinamasi issiusti
atitinkama kieki drabuziu sve-
dijon ir svencarijon.
RUDENS VAJUS
Kadangi esame nariais Ma
tional War Fund ir is ju gau-
name visas lesas Bendro Ane-
rikos Lietuviu Fondo reika-
lams, NUNS jau dabar butina
stipriai ir gerai susiorganizuo-
ii National War Fund rudens
vajui, kuris prasides Spaliu m.
Visu musu pareiga stipriai pa
sidarbuoti kad kiekviename
mieste ir miestelyje kur tik
yra bent vienas organizuotas
Lietuviu vienetas, Lietuvos
draugus itrauktu Vajaus Ko-
mitetus ir inestu savo pagal-
bos indeli. Kai norime para
mos is kitu neuzmirskime pa
tvs butt pirmutiniai didziame
National War Fund talkos dar-
be.
Lietuviu selpimo problema
nepaprastai padidejo karui Eu-
ropoje uzsibaigus. Prizes axis
yra didelis darbas - drabu-
ziu, ivairiu daiktu ir konser-
vuoto maisto rinkimas. Prisi-
laikydami grieztai Presidents
WAR Relief Control Board tai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-20
kELIoNE ]
SAN FRANCISCO
X. S. KARPIUS.
Pastabos ir Patyrimai Kelio-
neje ir San Francisco.
Is LOS ANGELES j S;

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