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Evening star., 1945-09-05

Miss Hilda Mason Henderson was
the vocalist.
The newly married couple left
following the reception for a we'd
ding trip to Canada.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. Stone, is a graduate
of the Florida State College fol
Women and has been employed for
the past three years by the Depart
ment of State where she now is
connected with the Interdepartmen-
tai Committee on Cultural and
Scientific Cooperation.
Mr.. Haygood received his B. A
and M. A. degrees from the Uni
versity of Alabama, later studied at
the Universities of Chicago and
Madrid, Spain, and received his
Phi. D. degree at the University OF
Paris, France. He now is con-
sulting psychologist with firm OF
management engineers in Cleveland
Evening star., 1945-09-05
Visifine DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Goodwin Of
Milton, Mass, have come to Wash
ington TO visit their son-in-law anc
daughter, 1t. q. g. Ralph N. S
Merritt, jr., U. S. N. R., and Mrs
Merritt. and to make the acquaint.
ance of their infant granddaughter
Suzanne Elizabeth Merritt, who was
born August 81 in Georgetown Uni.
versity Hospital. Mrs. Merritt is the
former Miss Anne Emily Goodwin
1t. Merritt is the son of 1t. Comdr
and Mrs. Merritt of Washington.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
f.
4 nnOUnCed

Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing F. Van
Allen of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Ferris Van Allen, to
PhM 1'c Ralph Winfield Covington,
U. S. N. R., son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Earl Covington of Greenbrier, Tenn
Miss Van Allen is student at the
Peabody Conservatory of Music in
Baltimore and is a teacher in Chevy
Chase
PhM Covington attended Madison
College Before entering the Navy
and recently returned from q
months duty in French Morocco
He is stationed in San Diego, but
is on 30-day leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Hellmanr
announce the engagement of theil
daughter, Miss Rose Strong He'll
mann. to Mr.. Lester A. Reeves, jr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Reeves.
Miss Hellmann is the grand
daughter of Mrs Charles B. Strong
and the late Mr.. Strong of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Reeves formerly was in the
l4th Air Corps of the Flying Tiger,
stationed in China.
The wedding will take place early
In October.
Evening star., 1945-09-05

Miss Judith Elizabeth Burger,
daughter of Mr.. Roy Elwyn Burger,
now on duty in Rome, and Mrs.
Burger, was married to Wallace
Edward Smith, boatswains mate
l/c, U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. Ebert B.
Smith of Gadsden, Ala, August 20.
The wedding took place in the
Silver Spring Baptist Church, the
Rev. j, Wesley Lofts officiating, and
reception was held in the home
of the brides parents.
In the absence of Mr.. Burger, the
bride was given in marriage by Mr.
James I, Joyce, and attended by her
sister, Miss Jeanne Carolyn Burger
Coxswain John Muffler, U. S. NJ was
best man.
Evening star., 1945-09-05

a reception in the home of the
brides parents followed.
Mrs. Leonard johnson was matron
of honor for the bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, and
Mrs. Winifred Embrey also attended
her. Mr.. Martin Swami was best
man for his brother.
The couple spent their honeymoon
at Rehoboth Beach.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
Recent Weddings
[4re Announced

Miss Roberta Lorraine Paul
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.
Paul of Logan, Utah, became the
bride July IL of Mr.. Beveridge D
Miller, U. S. N. r., son of DR.. ano
Mrs. Beveridge Miller of this city
The ceremony took place in the
home of the Rev. w. F. Hopkins who
officiated.
Evening star., 1945-09-05

DR.. Albert Lee Schrader of Chevy
Chase announces the marriage oi
his daughter, Miss Joan Schrader
to Mr.. William Francis Lanham
son of Mr.. w. M. Lanham of this
city. The wedding took place Au-
gust 10 in Henderson, N. c., the Rev
Hiram K. King officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy P. Finne-
gan announce the marriage of theil
daughter, Corpl. Elizabeth M. Fin
negan, to Mr.. Kenneth F.. Swami
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Swami
The ceremony took place August 1e
in st. Gabriels Church, the Rev
William J. Sweeney officiating, and
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butt pravesti toxic 'laisvi' rim
kimai kaip atsibuvo Lietuvoje
ir Latvijoje, kur sautuvais ir
durtuvais iSvarius .tu krastu
inteligentija, grasinimu prize
varta gyventojai turejo bal
suoti uz vieno saraso kandida-
tus, kas veliau virto komedija
Incorporating tu krastu So
vietu Unijon', irodinejo atsto-
vas O'Konski.
Pabaigoj savo kalbos Dixon
ski atsisauke j susirinkusius
Lenkus ne tik kaip savo vien-
taucius bet ir kaip Ameriko-
nus, ka tue reikalu jie turf da-
ryti. Kaip Amerikonai Lenku
kilmes, sake jis, mes turime
protestuoti, labai protestuoti,
rasydami laiskus Senate If
Kongreso pasiuntiniams, uz da-
roma Lenkijai skriauda. Len
kija jokiu "kompensacijos' ze-
miu nuo Vokie6iu nenori; Len
kija nori tik savo, kas jai pri-
gimtai priklauso.
"Taip, Lenkija pralose jail
toj, gal pralos San Francisco
ir panasiuose suvaziavimuose
veliau, bet Lenkija niekados
kovos uz tiesa ir tel
singuma. Visagalis Dievas tai
priziures'', uzbaige Kongres-
manas O'KOnski.
Z. Jankauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
Isleisti Vyt. Bacevicciaus
Lietuviski Sokiai

Paragon Music Publishers
(83 Fourth Ave-, New York,
3, n. W iSleido Vytauto Bace-
viciaus piano albuma, -FOUR
LITHUANIAN DANCES, op.
So: wooden Shoes" (Klumpa-
kojis), "SWalloW" (Blezding6-
l6l, Il Want To Sleep (Noriu
MiegO), "Round Dance" (Suk-
tinis). Albumas net 22 pusla-
piu, labai graziai if solidariS-
kai iSleistas, tvirtu virseliu.
Didziausia Amerikoie leidy~
kIa Carl Fischer, kooperuoda-
ma su aukSCiau mineta leidy-
kla, tukstanCiais cirkularu sill
10 Baceviciaus sokiu albuma
Amerikos visuonenei.
OriginaliSki Lietuviski So
kiai pianui pirma karta isleis-
ii Amerikoje. sokiai nera sun
kVs groti, prieinami visiems
piano megejams. Albumo kai-
na 50.
BaceViCiaus LietuviSku So
kiQ Albumo pirkejai gauna ne
mokamai prieda Vyt. Bacevi-
claus paruosta pianui ir gle
dojimui Lietuvos Himna, tos
paciOs leidyklos labai graziai
iSleista. Lietuvos Himnas turf
LietuviSka if AngliSka teks-
ia, Sis Angliskas tekstas yra
poeto n. Rastenio vertime.
Uzsakymus galima siusti-
Vyt. Bacevicius, 68 w. II St.,
New York 23, N. Y. Ca
Vus ceki albumas bus ia pacia
diena issiustas.
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DAYTON, OHIO
PRISIMINUS LAISVA
LIETUVA

Jau praejo 27 metal nuo to
kai Lietuva pasiskelbe nepri-
klausoma valstybe. Zinant tai
kad Lietuva buvo per apie 125
metus valdoma Rusijos caru,
kad pereitas Didysis karas bu-
vo pavertes Lietuva griuve-
siak, ir dar turejo kariauti su
visokiais svetimais uzpuolikais,
reikia stebetis Lietuvos emo,
niu pajiegumu kad jie galejo
sukurti savo nepriklausoma
valstybe ir ja taip graziai pa
kele per taip trumpa laika.
Tiesa, mes Amerikieciai ge-
ros valios Lietuviai pagelbe-
JON jiems dolariais ir visokia
parama, bet pats sunkiausias
darbas ir pralietas kraujas sa-
vo zeme ginant atliktas paciu
Lietuvos zmoniu.
Nors naujai Lietuvos vals-
tybei per ta visa laikotarpi
prisiejo gyventi apsuptai tri-
jq didziQju kaimynu blogos
valios - Lenku, Vokieciu ir
Rusu piktu siekimu - Lietu-
vos gyvenimo salygos buvo
pavojuje ju uzgrobimo.
Neziurint viso to, gyvenda-
ma savo nepriklausoma gyve-
nina musu senoji tevyne da-
re pazanga visose srityse kul-
turiniai ir ekonominiai. Taip-
gi visa tauta brendo ir tauti-
neje Lietuviskoje dvasioje.
Brangi il NUNS buvo, ir da-
bar, jos nelaimes valandoje,
mes jos neapleiskime.
SventQ Velyku belaukiant,
SUI didesniu pasiryzimu mes
Lietuviai stokime
darba Lietuvos islaisvinimui ir
jos zmoniu suselpimui.
Velyku svent6 tai Kristaus
prisikelimo paminejimo svente.
Kristus mokino kad nuskriau-
stus. gelbetume, alkanus paval-
gydintume, pavergtuosius lais-
Tat dabartinis Lie
tuvos ir jos zmoniu likimas
kaip tik sutampa su Kristaus
mokymais. Eikime jo nurody-
tn keliu. J. A. Urbonas.
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LANKE TEVUS

Jurininkas Eduardas Keblai-
tbs trumpai buvo sustojes pas
savo tevelius Keblaicius. Jisai
pergyveno didele katastrofa ir
buvo dideliame pavojuje, kaip
apsake. 10 laivui isplaukus
jura, poros dienu kelioneje bu-
vo susprogdintas. Eduardui
pavyko issigelbeti ir ia proga
jam buvo leista pasimatyti su
teveliais.
Eduardas mazai kalbejo apie
ta> ivyki ir buvo dikciai sujau-
dintas. Dabar jis priskirtas
kita laiva.
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ROLSEVIKAMS SMUGIS

Kovo 18, per bolseviku radio
DR.. Palevicius isdroze "orato-
riska" blevyzga. Jam nepa-
prastai graudu buvo, sake, kad
Lietuviai vaziuoja Washing
tona prasyti Lietuvai uztari-
mo. Tick susigraudines, eme
plusti visa reikala ir raginti
kariu motinas kad nevaziuotu.
kodel musu bolseviku visas
purvinas darbas pavedamas DR..
Paleviciui? Nesenai Sis dak-
taras labai dziaugesi Lenkija,
0 dabar jau Rusija. Kad ne
velniui tSrnausi tai setonui.
Rusu viespatavimas Lietu-
vote per 125 metus paliko vi
sokiu uzperuku ir zinoma inns
kita' tick laiko tuos uzperukus
is Lietuviu kraujo isvalyti. Tai
parazitine sekla.
Rep.
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MIRE 13,6OO ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mais mirusiu iseiviu Lietuviu
vardais, mirusiu skaicius sia-
me skyriuje pasieke jau 1900
nuo Vasario m. 1887 metu, ka-
da cia pradeta mirusiu var
dai skelbti.
GVALDIENE Amelia, mire
Vas. M, Elizabeth, N. j.
LINKIUTE Genovaite, mire
Vasario m. Elizabeth, N. j.
JAKUBAUSKAS Juozas, mire
Vas. Z, New Britain, Conn.
F1sERIS Karolis, 81 M, mire
Gruodzio 26, Millinocket, Me.
(Naumiescio par.)
BAITAITIS Jonas, 81 M, mi
re Vas. 5, Pittston, Pa.
PAsKEVICIUS Martinas, 81
mire Vas. 7, Breslau, Pa.
VENSLOVIENE Elzbieta, 81
M, mire Vas. 7, Kingston,
Pa.
GRABLIAUSKIENE Juze, So
M, mire Vas. 9, Lynwood,
Pa.
MIKOtAINIS Alekas, SO M,
nire Vas. II, Lynwood, Pa.
SALINSKIENE Marcele, 80 m.
mire Vas. 10, Pittston, Pa.
SALONIENE Mare, 80 metu,
mire Vas. Is, Parsons, Pa.
KARLONIS Vincas, mire Vas.
Is, Larksville, Pa.
JUsKAUSKAS Pranas, mire
Vas. Is, Kingston, Pa.
zILINSKIENE Ona, mire Vas,
Is, New York, N. Wy
JANUSIENE Mare, mire Va
sario 8, Kearny, N. j.
BUBENIENE Katarina, mir6
Vas. 6, E. Newark, N. ].
BRUSOKIENE Ona (zemaity-
te), mire Vas. 7, Maspeth,
N. Y. Ameriloj isgyveno
so metu.
BALKIENE Ona, mire Vasa-
rio 16, Aacen City, N. Y.
BILIKEVICIUS Pranas, mire
Vas. 5. Philadelphia, Pa.
BARZILAUSKAS Petras, mi
re Vas. 16, Plymouth, Pa
(Kalvarijos p., Suvalku r.)
MATUSEVICIUS Antanas, SO
M, mirs Vas. %, Camden
n. J.
LAUKAS Vincas P, 80 metu
mire Vas. 16, Philadelphia
Pa.
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Detroit. Mich, Naujiienos
PAVASARIS

Skaisti ir karsta saulute
skverbiasi pro langus, po to-
kios saltos, gilios ziemos. Lau-
ke varnenai ciulba. Darze ge-
les diegus leidzia, medziai la
pelius krauna. Ant musu bull
varo gluosnis padrikelis jau
gelsvai nusispalvavo. Rodos
viska mestum, isbegtum j lau-
kus ir dziaugtumeis, dziaugtu-
meis SUI medziais, su pauks-
ciais.
Bet. -. siela lyg sukalta,
mintys skaudzios, akys asaro-
tos. -. Kas musu tevyneje
dabar dedasi, ka mieloji ma
myte veikia, kuo raminasi. j.. :.
Juk ten irgi pavasaris. =. 0
toki grazus ten pavasariai
Vytureliai dadangeje cirena,
gandras baloje braidzioja, pa
giryje zibutes dar pro leda
prazysta. Bet ar pajiegia mu-
su mieloji pavasariu dziaug-
tbs kada kunas nuo bado sulie-
sejes, kada siela prislegta nuo
kanciu, akys jau nebeteko asa,
ru laidojant savuosius kaip ir
pacia teviske. Penkiu metu
karas ir dvi okupacijos jau ir
patti krauja isciulpe is zmoniu
kunu. Ar gall dziaugtis pava-
sariu, Lietuvi?
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Automobiliu Sumazejo

Automobiliu statistikos rim
kejai skelbia kad nuo 1941 me-
tu nuo Americas kelly ant vi
sados pasitrauke apie 3,70O,00O
automobiliu, kurie buvo gami-
nami prizes ir dar 1910 metals.
1941 metals ant kelly opera
vo 27,700,OO0 automohiliu, gi
Liepos m. 1914 metals opera
vo jau 24,048,711.
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"Dirvai' issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
j laiska 81 dahar ir ''Dirva'
sankys jus iStisa pusmeti.
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AMERIKONUS SUDOMINO
LIETUVIU MISIJA

Sekmadieni, Kovo Is, The
Detroit Free Press patalpino
platu straipsni apie Americas
Lietuviu Misija Washingtone
ir Lietuviu kareiviu motinu
vykima prasyti uztarimo Lie
tuvai, bel ponios Prezidentie-
mes pakvietima tq motinu j
Baltuosius Namus. Tame ap-
rasyme gerai paminejo Lietu-
vius ir idejo DR.. j. Jonikaicio
atvaizda.
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shingtona dalyvauti toje Misi-
joje. Nors kelione kastavo ne
mazai, bet geram Lietuviui sa-
vo tevynes gynimas nera per-
brangu.
mai. Bet aukos rinkti sekesi
gerai. Lietuviu vienetas Xxi
Kovo 20 surinko ir iteike au-
ku $1,710.60. Tai CANA didele
suma, surinkta tokiu TRIUMPH
laiku. Aukas surinko Siaip:
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sJURGIS Washington, pir-
mutinis Americas prezidentas,
labai mego sokius. Jis buda-
mas jau GA metu, viena karta
vaziavo net 10 myliu kelio da-
lyvauti vakaruSkOse.
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KRIAUCIUNAS Antanas, 60
n1., mire Vas. 27, Chicagoj.
(Raseiniu ap., Betygalos p.,.
Melasaiciu ky Amerikoj is
gyveno 35 metus.
JOGMINAS Pranas, SO metu,
mire Vasario 26, Chicagoi.
(Telsiu ,ap., Janapoles par,
Girmontiskiu k.) Amerikoje
isgyveno 40 metu.
SOKAS Jonas, pusamzis, mire
Kovo l, Chicagoj. (Paneve-
zio ap., Upytes p, Tarnyga-
los k.) Amerikoj isgyveno
SO metus.
V.AITIEKIENE Petronele, mi
re Vas. 23, Worcester, Mass.
STANKUNAS Juozas, mire 19
Vasario, Pittston, Pa.
STRAGIENE Ona, mire Vasa-
rio 21, Kingston, Pa.
SINKEVICIUS Juozas, 54 m.
nire Vas. "a, Buttonwood,
Pa.
UKOCKIENE Anele (RiGkai-
te), pusamze, mire Kovo 2,
Chicagoj. (Taurages apskr.,
Kaltinenu p.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 80 metus.
OVERLINGAS Vincas, SO m,
mire Kovo l, Chicagoj. (Vai-
nutos p., Taurages ap.) A
merikoj isgyveno 81 metus.
KIRKLYS Steponas, mire Vas.
%, Cambridge, Mass.
Wills Juozas F., 63 M, mire
Vas. 27, Chicagoj. (Kamaju
p.) Amerikoje isgyveno 38
metuS.
GERCIUS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Kovo 4, Chicagoj. IRA
seiniu ap., Kraziu p., Kama
riSkiu k.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 43 metus.
PETKUS Adolfas, pusamzis,
mire Kovo 2, Chicagoj, IRA
seiniu ap,, Tytavenu parap)
Amerikoj isgyveno 36 m.
DULSKIENE Mare, SO M, mi
re Vas. %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DIR. NORKAITIS Karolis, pus-
amzis, mire Kovo 2, Chica-
goj. (Kauno miesto.)
ZORSKIS Jonas, mire Vasa-
rio %, Harrison-Kearny, NJ.
BERzINSKlENE Barbora (po
tevais Motusaite), pusamze,
mire Kovo 2. Chicagoj. (Ro-
seiniu ap., Girdiskes p, Vi
togalos k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno so metus.
SIPSINSKAS Adomas, pusam-
lis, mira Kovo 5, Chicagoj.
(Punsko D., Vaitekenos k)
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BAIGESI VAJUS

Americas Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus auku rinkimo vajus sy-
met baigesi anksciau negu XII
tais metals, nes symet Velykos
yra is ankstyvuju ir butu ne
malonu zmones trukdyti aukas
renkant prizes pat Velykas, ir
uzimti laika auku rinkeju.
kita menesi irgi nebuvo galima
nukelti, mes tik Kovo menesi
nera pardavinejami karo TO-
Buvo patiekta zinios apie
Misija ir kittens Amerikonis-
kiems laikraSciams. Ypatingai
Amerikonus stebino p. Roose-
veltienes uzkvietimas kareiviu
motinu Baltaji Mama. Tai
nepaprastas atsitikimas. Daug
Amerikonu susidomejo tokiu
priemimu. Tai pirmas Lietu-
viu moterQ zygis, kuris pasi-
liks istorijoje.
Ne be reikalo net vienuolika
atstovu is Detroito vyko I Wa
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SUSIRINKIMAS

Kaip jau rasdau, Am. Raud.
Kryziaus, Lietuviu vieneto, su-
sirinkimas ivyks Balandzio 5,
sv. Antano parapijos mokyk-
loje. Tx mares prasomos at
eiti anksciau, prizes 7 vakare,
mes 8 val. bus BALE 76 sky
riaus susirinkimas buvusioje
Lietuviu saleje. Kai kurios
mares lures butt abiejuose su-
sirinkimuose.
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PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

Armijos "iSliuosuota", paste
durys susinesimui likosi atida-
rytos, bet ziniu is Lietuvos nuo
ginning ir pazystamu Ameri-
kieciams Lietuviams kaip ir
nera. Ateina vienas-kitas lai-
skas ar atvirute, bet tikros
padeties kaip zmones Lietuvo-
je gyvena nera galima zinoti.
Kodel Lietuvos zmones nera-
SO savo giminems ir pazysta-
MEMS placiai, atvirai ir ais
kiai apie savo ir kitu butt -
tas Amerikos Lietuviams yra
zinoma: Jiems pilnai laisvai
pasisakyti apie savo gyvenima
yra uzdrausta ir pavojinga !;
antra, gall butt, jau mazai Lie
tuviu savo tevyneje galejo ir
iSlikti.
Turime atminti kad Lietuvos
zmones pergyveno iris valdy-
mosi formas, butent: Nepri-
klausoma Lietuviska, Sovietis-
ka, po to VokiSka okupacija,
ir antru kartu vel SOvietiSka
bolSevikiSka. Jiems teko pa
tirti ant savo nugaros tas val
dymo formas If jie zinc jas
geriau kaip bent koks gud-
riausias musu politikierius. Tx
ir Tx Lietuvos Lietuviai ir
kit gyventojai gall NUNS pa
sakyti, jei butQ jiems lemta
laisvai ir atvirai pareikSti, ko-
kia valdymosi forma jiems ge-
riausia patinka. Bet, deja, to
is ju nega1ima isgirsti. Tx
laikas gales visas tas zinias
NUNS patiekti.
Xxi ATEIS laikas kada EMO
Mia sudes ginklus ir jieSkos
pailsio ir ramybes naujam gy-
venimui, ar nebutu pravartu
Americas Lietuviams jieSkoti
pirmiau ziniu nuo savo gimi-
niu ir pazystamu is Lietuvos
kaip jiems ten einasi, negu
laukti laiko NUNS visa tai pra-
neSti. Pastabu rasytojo nuo-
none yra kad Americas Lietu-
viams reikalinga jieSkoti budQ
kaip greiciausia suzinojus apie
tevyneje gyvenancius zmones.
Tuo turetu susidometi Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos ir Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos pareigu-
mai. Pradinis raktas tam dar-
bui pasidarys San Francisco.
Konferencijoje.
LENKQ dienrastyje Nowy
SWAT, koVo 20 Iaidoje skai-
tau kad Kovo 19 New Yorko il
New Jersey valstijQ Lenkai tu-
reJo masini suejima Manhat-
tan Centre, New Yorke, Lenki-
JOS reikalams ginti. Apie 5000
LenkQ susirinke sumete Len
kijos reikalams virS $4,000.
Svarbiausias kaIbetojas ta-
me suejime buvo Amerikoie
gimes, Lenkas Kongresmanas
O'konski is Wisconsin valsti-
JOS. Nors as ne Lenkas, bet
Skaltant O'konskio kalbos tu-
RIM, aSaras iStrauke. =. nes
LenkIJOS padetlS yra lygi Lie
tuvos padeCiai.
O'Konski iSdeste klausyto-
jams Jaltos konferencijos pa
darytas sutartis, pareikSdamas
kad Jaltoj yien tik Stalinas
laimejo.
"KremIiaus Lokatorius rel
kalauJa atIyginimo uz Lenki-
jos 'iSlaisvinima', LenkQ ze-
miu', sake O'Konski.
"Jei StaIinas reikaIauja at
skaiton Lenkijos teritorijos tai
mes Amerikeciai turime pima
teise reikalauti atlyginimo nuo
RusiJos uz Quota 10 bilijonu
dolariu Vertes lend-lease pagal-
ba. Nustatyta CurzonO Liniia
remnants Lenkijai sieka yra H.
Mia items kurie nepazysta ar
uzmirso istorija. Ia linija ME
bod Yonhl,Hyn
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grazlal II sutartlnal musQ mo-
terys dirbo. Jei kas ir prime
te ka nors tai is tu kurie nei
pirsto neprikiso. AS zinau kaip
yra sunku kai kurioms mote
rims is namu iseiti, bet jos
nors kelioms valandoms pasi-
svente ir tuomi padare darba
sekmingu.
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How Second Battle Of France Shattered Maxi Hopes

across the Seine northwest OF
Paris to carry out even more
audacious plans.
The underground In Pari,
rose in battle. The City of Light
and symbol of liberty In the
Western world was liberated on
Aug. rs, just a month after the
breakthrough at st. Lo, by
French and American troops en-.
tering the city.
On Aug. IS the Army OF
France under Gen. Jean De Lat.
try De Tassigny and the u. S
7th Army under 1t. Gen. Alex.
ander M. Patch invaded South.
ern France from the Mediterran.
can in a huge and skillfully CO.
ordinated action which speedily
won control of the whole coast
The Germans began a precipi.
tate withdrawal from all South.
ern France, but by the first OF
September the German 10th Ar.
my was fighting for its life ur
the Rhone valley where it had
been intercepted by fast armor-
ed columns slicing across the
French Alps.
While Allied forces In the
north and south neared a juno.
ton, the American First and
Third armies began a series OF
amazing dashes toward the
Rhine. Old battlefields along
the Marine, the Aisne, the Disc
were reached and passed with
bewildering rapidity. The Am.
orleans hurtled in a single day
the Meuse Argonne battle
ground where their fathers
fought for six bloody weeks in
1918. Belgium was invaded
Sept. 2 along the road to Mons
Namur, Liege and Aachen in
IeTIIldny.
ASTOUNDING ADVANCE
1t. Gen. Sir Miles G. Demp-
sey's British Second Army tanks
made an astounding march OF
more than 200 miles in four
days, roaring through the Bel.
gian capital of Brussels, the big
port of Antwerp and into the
Netherlands.
On Sept. 6, just three month.
after the invasion and on the
44th day Of the offensive which
had begun at st. Lo, and with
more than 400, 900 casualties in.
flicted upon the Germans who
had lost Is divisions and suffer
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wheeled northward toward the
Seine.
Field Marshal Gen. Guenther
Won Kluge, German commander
in the West, had stripped the
defenses of Brittany, and drain
ed divisions from the 18th Army
north of the Seine to bolster his
'defenses in the rugged territory
below Caen on the Allied left
flank, where the ferocity and
determination of Marshal Sir
Bernard L. Montgomery's Brit
ish Second Army and Canadians
had led him to believe that the
main attack would be delivered.
KLUGE HUNG ON
Here Won Kluge held on, de-
spite Patton's spectacular pene-
trations toward Paris, in the ap-
parent delusion that as long as
the Caen anchor positions held
the Allies would not venture far
inland. From the mortain area
he had mounted his fiercest ar
mored counter-attack toward
avranches in the mistaken be-
lief that he could split the AL
lied armies and bring them to
disaster.
Suddenly all these German
forces were threatened with en-
trapment. The attacks by Mont
gomery and the newly created
First Canadian Army under 1t
Gen. H. D. G.. Credar became an
anvil upon which Patton and 1t.
Gen. Courtney H. Hodges of the
u. S. First Army beat the Ger
man 7th Army to pieces.
Dragged into the German dis
aster were a newly organized
German 5th Tank army and a
substantial part of the 18th Ar
my charged with the defense OF
the rocket coast and the remain
der of northern France.
BY Aug. FL Gen. Montgom-
cry was able to proclaim that
the bulk Of German forces in
northwestern France had met
with definite, complete, decis-
i've" defeat and that the end OF
the war was in sight.
Already Patton's forces were
plunginR south Of Paris and