davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BALTIMORE, ND.
Is LES 4-TO SKYRIAUS
VEIKIMO

Kovo 3, Lietuviu saleje ivy
ko Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Alto skyriaus surengtas vaka-
relis SUI laimejimais. Nors pu-
blikos buvo neperdaug taciau
Vakarelis pilnai pavyko, like
keliasdesimts dolariu pelno,
kuris keliaus j Washingtona
kaipo auka Lietuviu Misijai.
LVS 4-tas skyrius energin-
gai rengiasi prie Lietuviu Mi
sijos Washingtone Kovo 23 il
"a ir mano ten tureti nemaza
reprezentacija. Ypac Kongre-
sineje Vakarieneje Kovo % d.
dalyvaus keli desetkai Balti-
m0rieciu geru tautieciu.
Yra kvieciamos draugijos
siQsti savo delegatus ir pagal
isgale skirt ir auka Lietuvos
vadavimo reikalams.
Jau tapo pakviesta DIX
Mindaugo Draugija ir Lietuviu
Moteru Pilietiskas Klubas.
Mindaugo Draugijoje alta
gareiviai Grigaitiniai. deka pir-
mininko, neleido to reikalo nu-
balsuoti ir taip tas reikalas ta-
po atidetas.
L. M. Pilieciu Klubas isrin-
ko keturias delegates ir pa
skyre auka.
PRAKALROS. Kovo 25 d.,
LVS 4-tas skyrius rengia pra-
kalbas. Prakalbos ivyks 2 V.
pc pietu, Lietuviu saleje, an
frame aukste. Kalbes laikras-
tininkas Jonas Valaitis is
Brooklyn, N. Y. Jis dalyvaus
Lietuviu Misijoje Washington
ne il NUNS pasakys daug svar-
biu ziniu is to didelio ivykio
Americas sostineje.
Todel yra kvieciami Baltimo-
res Lietuviai ateiti j sias pra-
kalbas ir isgirsti daug svarbiu
ziniu apie LietuvQs reikalus.
p. p. JaraS.
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GELBES PABEGELIU
VAIKUS

The Detroit News Kovo 8
talpino ilga straipsni antraS-
te, Refugees in Sweden Need
Clothing'. Cia pasakyta kad
sVedijoje yra II valstybiu pa
begeliQ, tarp ju daug mazu
vaikV, kuriems truksta mais-
to ir drabuzeliu. Pa'oegeliu
skaicius siekia Xxi 100000 as
menu. "Save the Children Fe-
deration" Sausio menesi pa
siuntus per Svedijos Raudona-
j Kryziu 100000 svaru drabu-
ziu. Kita laiva issius Kovo 20.
Straipsnyje tiesiog prasoma
aukoti drabuzius, ypatingai
Vaikuciams, kurie nuo sio ka-
70 nekaltai kencia.
Gal musu "Baby Shower
kaip tik laiku rengiama, nes
mes gerai zinome kad svedijo-
je yra ir Lietuviu vaikuciu, gal
ir mes galesim lygia greta ST.
Selpti JUGS.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
DRABUZIAI
KUDIKIAMS

Kovo 2 ivykusiame BALI
skyriaus susirinkime buvo nu-
tarta laikyti susirinkimus pir-
ma ketvirtadieni menesio, vie
toje pirma penktadieni.
Placiausia Shame susirinki-
me buvo kalbama ir svarsto-
ma kaip daugiausia surinkti
drabuzeliu kudikiams nuo me-
tu Xxi 5 metu amziaus, kurie
prize pirmos progos bus pasius-
tt Lietuvos karo. nukenteju-
stems kudikiams selpti. Kaip
jau buvo pirmiau ,tarta, dabar
stipriau apkalbeta ir komisija
isrinkta 'ruosti, tuojau po We
lyku, kudikiu drabuziu rinki-
mo vakareli (Baby Shower)
Visos moterys ateidamos at
mes kudikiams drabuzeliu. Wy
rams patartina duoti pinigine
auka. Bus priimami ir deveti
drabuzeliai.
Rengimo komisija: J. Pilka,
F. Moliene, e. Pauraziene, N.
saltiene, B. Keblaitiene, ir O.
Kratage.
sia proga o. Kratage buvo
atsinesus knyguciu, "Lithua-
MAS Fight for Freedom, pa
rasyta E. J. Harrisono, buvu-
sio BritQ vice konsulo Kaune
ir Vilniuje. Knygutes buvo
platinamos ir dalyviai jas no.
rial nusipirko.
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VIM. PASCHALL KANDIDA-
TUOJA | MAGISTRATE

Sekmadieni, Kovo II, ivyko
Lithuanian American Republi-
can League of PHILADELPHIA,
pasltarimui apie tolimesni Lie
tuvlu politini veikima ir remi-
ma gabaus Lietuvio VIM. M.
Paschall-Poskos kandidaturos
Magistrate vieta. Dalyviai no.
rial pasieme peticiju blankas,
surinkimui 5000 parasu pasta
tymui jo kandidatu. Dirba
abieju didziqju partiju vadai
isvien. Buvo sueje is visu
miesto daily.
Susirinkusieji vienbalsiai pa
sireiske uz jauno, drasaus Lie
tuvio kandidatura valdiska
vieta. Buvo ir issisokimu, bet
issiskirstyta geroje nuotaikoje,
sutarus dirbti iSvien.
Rinkimu vajaus vedeju ap-
sieme zinomas veikejas F. J..
Satinsky. 7. p.
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PRASAUSKAS Justinas, Sc
nyvo amz., mire Gruod. %,
Southbury, Conn.
PRASAUSKAS Jonas, mire s
Gruodzio, Naugatuck, Conn.
CEMOsKA Adomas, seno am,
mire Vas. 9, Chicagoj. (Pa-
nevezio ap. Naujamiescio p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno A m.
MEsKAUSKAS Stasys, 81 M,
mire Vas. 8, Chicagoj. (Tel-
siu ap., Plunges par, silo
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 38
metus.
PIPIRAS Petras, senyvo amz.,
mire Vas. 9, -Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap., silales p, Vaiti-
meniu KY
URBONIENE Elena (Berzinai-
te), pusamze, mire Vas. 9,
Chicagoj. (siauliu ap., sa-
kynos par, Bargavoniu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
VASILIAUSKAS Petras, pus-
amzis, mire Vas. 8, Chica-
goj. (Ukmerges ap., Pabai-
sko p., Vaitkunu k.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
VENCKUNAS Motiejus, "a m.
.mire Sausio men,, Akron, O.
(Paejo is Suvalkijos.)
MAZGEIKA Kazys, 63 M, mi
re Sausio 81, Lorain, Ohio.
(Raudones par, Kauno ap.)
Amerikoj isgyveno apie 40
metu.
zlDzIUNAS Jonas, Ga M, mi
re Vas. 27, Cleveland, Ohio.
(Seinu par, Avizieniu k, Su-
valkijos). Amerikoj isgyve-
< no 80 metus.
PAKSTYS B., 29 m.. mire Va
sario 3, New Haven, Conn.
,JUZENAS Pranas, 65 M, mire
Vasario 26, Kenosha, Wis.
VENSKUNAS Juozas, rs metu,
mire Saus. 81, Kenosha, Wis.
LIElUVAITIENE Kaze (Taut-
keviciute), pusamze, mire 10
Vasario, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu
ap., Kaltinenu p., Pakalniskiu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
zALESKIS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire Vas. 9, Chicagoj.
DAUGINIS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Vas. 10, Chicagoj. (Tel-
siQ ap., Luokes p., Kenciuliu
k. Amerikoj iSgyveno Al m.
MOzIERIS Nikodemas, pusam-
zis, mire Vas. 10, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap., Gaures par,
Gauruciq k.)
MINALGA Kazys, mire Sausio
M, Bridgeport, Conn.
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DRAUGELIS Kazys, "a metu,
mire Vasario 2, Ludington,
Mich. (Marijampoles apskr.,
sunsku par.)
KNAsIENE Anele (Rimkaite),
pusamze, mire Vas. 10, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap., Uzvencio
p.) Amerikoj isgyveno AL m.
SMITH Elzbieta (sumkaite), Sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Vas. II,
Chicagoj. Amerikoj isgyve-
no As metus.
PETRULIONIS E., mire Vas.
men,, Frackville, Pa.
GEDVILIENE Stefanija, mire
Sausio 28, Gary, Ind.
PAZNOkAS Petras, Sc metu,
mire Sausio 3, Waterbury,
Conn. (Raseiniu ap., Girkal-
nio val, Pociunu Ky
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Juze, SO
mire Sausio 9, Toluca, III.
(Raseiniu ap., Dziugenu k.)
GEVEREKAS Vincas, SO M,
mire Gruod. 81, New Phila-
delphia, Pa.
STANEIkA Jurgis, GA M, mi
re Sausio IA, Duryea, Pa.
(Suvalku red.)
GIEDRIENE Anastazija, sc m.
mire Vas. II, Milwaukee,
Wis.
LOVEIKIS Jokubas, pusamzis,
mire Vasario IA, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap., Skaudviles p.
Kalniskiu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 38 metus.
ASTER Veronika (Kodziute),
38 M, mire Vas. Is, Chica-
goj. (Panev. n.y. Amerikoje
isgyveno sc metus.
MORKIENE Julijona (Jonikai-
te), pusamze, mire Vas. II,
Chicagoj. (Telsiu ap., Luo-
kes p., Bergailiu ky Ameri-
koj isgyveno 81 metus.
DAPKUS Tamosius,, pusamzis
mire Vasario II, Chicagoj.
(Raseiniu ap., Vidukles p.,
Puisiu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 38 metus.
STANULEVICIUS Adomas,
mire Vasasio 8, Cambridge,
Mass.
VAITKUNAS Aleksandras, mi
re Sausio 20, Providence,
R. I.
SAVICKAS Vincas, mire Vas.
men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
CESNIS Vincas, mire Vasario
m., Gilberton, Pa.
PLATT Antanina (Pucetaite),
20 m., mire Vas. II, Chica-
goj, kur buvo ir gimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

"Dirvai' issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-idekit
/ laiska 81 dabar ir "Dirva"
lankys jus istisa pusmeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

Nuns negana darbas nudirbti,
NUNS reikia ir tvarkos laiky-
tbs ir garsinti Lietuviu varda
kaip kur tik galima.
IsVYKO ATOSTOGOMS
Teisejas J. P. Uvick su EMO
ma isvyko Floridon keletui sa-
vaiciu poilsio. Mano apsistoti
pas Baciunus, Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
Eugenija Moliene isvyko pas
savo broli, Vytauta sirvyda,
Rouses Point, N. Y, ir j Mon
treal. sirvydas ten yra imi-
gracijos inspektorium. Su ia
kartu isvyko ir M. Brazauskie-
ne. Montreale gyvena jos te-
veliai ir gimines.
LANkESI KARYS
Karo laivyno Leitenantas AL
fonse Miknis, gryzes is Filipi-
ny salQ, 20 dienu viesejo pas
savo tevus Juoza ir Roze Mix
MUS, 1868 Monica ave.
Uzbaiges atostogas Lett. A.
Miknis isskrido Los Angeles,
Kalifornijoje.
Mikniai, sekmingai operuoja
saVo bizni, todel ir savo val
kuCius leido aukStesnius mo-
kslus. Alfonsas, prizes karo
tarnyba, buvo baiges inzineri-
JOS moksla. Dabar jau antri
metal tarnyboje. Roze Mix
niene darbuojasi prie Lietuviu,
Rep.
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A. X. kRYZIAUS VAJUS

Am. Raud. Kryziaus Lietu-
viz vienetui aukos rinkti seka-
81 ir tikimes turesim kuo pa
sidziaugti. Nors symet biz
MO vietos paskirtos klubams,
O moterys tik per namus eina
aukas rinkti, bet darbas nei
kick uz kitu metu nemenkes-
mis-. Viena musu mare jau su-
rinko virs $500, kitos gal ir
maziau. bet bus pakankamai.
Kai kan kyla klausimas ko-
del mes symet priklausom prie
Roosevelt mokyklos rajono. "
tai kad as kaipo rastininke esu
Shame distrikte kur NUNS lei
do aukas rinkti. Roosevelt
mokykla yra musu Board, kur
mes gaunam gasoline stampus
ir maisto racionales knygutes.
Darbas eina tvarkingai ir
sistematingai, nera ko bijoti.
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AMERICAN LITHUANIAN
MISSION
Hotel Statler
Washington, D. C.

Jusu auka butinai turf Wa
shingtona pasiekti pirmiau ar
ba neveliau kaip Kovo % ir AZ,
kada Misija posedziaus. Todel
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE

negaledami patys dalyvauti at
likime savo pareiga kitaip-su
aukomis nelaimingos Lietuvos
bylai ginti.
Z. Jankauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

po p1etu, musQ miesta aplan-
ke zymus veikejai: Adv. Oils
If Al Kumskis is Chicagos, L.
V. S. Centro pirm. Inz. P. J.
ziuris ir Dirvos red. X. S. Kar-
plus is Clevelando, A. S. Ire
ciokas is Newark, N. j. Jie
atvyko cia specialiai is Wash
ingtono, kur lankesi Amerikos
Lietuviu Misijos rengimo rel
kalais.
Sustoje trumpam laikui VIM.
Paschall-Poskos istaigoje, sve-
ciai papasakojo ant greitosios
susirinkusiems vietos veike-
jams kas buvo atlikta ir kas
daroma Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes bylai ginti.
Ypac jie dejo svarbos Lie
tuviu Misijai Washingtone, ku-
ri rengiama Kovo % ir "a, pa
brezdami kad kuodaugiausia
sios kolonijos Lietuviu vaziuo-
'tQ, % kurie negales dalyvauti
kad paremtu Misijos darbus
pinigiskai.
KAIP tenka patirti, is mu-
.su miesto nemazai Lietuviu
rengiasi dalyvauti Misijos po-
sedziuose. Jau teko suzinoti
kad Mission vaziuos musu Sc
mas rasytojas Kaz. Vidikaus-
kas, laikraSciu korespondentas
J. Jakimavicius, VIM. Paschall-
Poska, Americas Lietuviu Sci
mo New Yorke EkzekutyVio
Komiteto narys; Inz. ?. Satin
sky, veikejai Pr. Pukas, Kr.
Zemaitis. IS noteru teko nu-
girsti vaziuos Petronele Anita
naitiene, Lietuviu radio pro-
gramo WHAT stotyje vedeJa,
p. Galkiene, p. De5riene, p.
KanuSiene, p. Arlauskiene, p
le Jonaityte ir Taliuniene, jau-
noji, yes Peticijos parasus, ku-
riuos cia dar renka.
Rengiasi if daugiau vaziuo-
ii, tik ju vardQ rasant sais pa
stabas neteko dar suzinoti. Is
viso taciau atrodo kad Phila-
delphijos LietuviQ kolonija
Misijoje bus gausingai atsto-
vaujama. Taip il reikia.
DABAR pastabQ rasytojo
zodis Lietuviams biznieriams,
profesionalams, veikejams, vi
stems skaitytojams sio laikraS-
clio, ne tik Philadelphijoje bet
il kitur, kurie negales daily
vault Misijoje.
Mes turime zinoti kad Mi
sija rengiama pasiSVentusiu
LietuviQ, il visas darbas bran
giai jiems atsieina. Jie pa
SVencia savo laika, paIieka sa-
Vo darbus, biznius, apleidzia
ofisus, kad Misijq surengus.
Nazineja savais pinigais. Lie
tuvos NeprikIausomybes bylos
reikaIas MCCALL Euti uzkrautas
DALAI pasiSVentusiu Lietuviu:
Lietuv0s byIos nasta turf butt
neSama viSu gerOs valiOs Anne
rikos Lietuviu.. Taigi mes vi
ST kurie negalesime MisijCje
dalyvauti turime prisideti prie
jos pinigiSkai.
81 Misija yra tik pradzia di-
dziojo darbo uz Lietuvos Ne
priklausOmybe. Todel patyS il
kitus raginkime tam darbui
pinigus aukoti.
Pastabu raSytojas ne tuscio-
mis- j JUS visus kalba. Negale-
damas Siuo Sykiu dalyvauti as
meniSkai esu nutares Misijai
pasiusti visos savaites likusi
uzdarhi. JUS tai irgi gaIit pa
daryti. Ir darykite anksti -
DABAR. ISrasykit Cekius ar
ba ispirkit money orderius Sc
kanciai:
AMERICAN LITHUANIAN
MISSION
Hotel Statler
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sKASDIEN po puse bilijo-
no kubiSku pedu naturalio ga
20 iseina j ora is rytiniu ang-
lies kasyklu. del ivairiu plysiu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Strict Sugar
CuFbS Ordered
by Government

WASHINGTON, June II -
R - The Government today
clamped rigid controls on sugar
in an effort to insure fairer dis
tribution of available supplies.
Fixed quotas for all govern
ment agencies and other users
were ordered by the War Food
Administration which simultan-
eously announced that civilians
will receive less sugar during
the next three months.
WEA said the order was in
tended "as assurance that the
distribution will be consistent
with the ALLEGATIONS made by the
VIA to all claimants against
the sugar supply"
The order divides among oil
primary distributors the total
quantity Of sugar available for
distribution and gives each q
separate quota for sales to the
VIA, government agencies
through the Army authorized
purchasers and civilians.
The civilian ALLEGATION of L..
$50, 900 tons for July, August
and September was &c 900 tons
below the current quarter.
See SuGAR-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Hold Waitress
in Hooper Case
Puppies Girl Friend
Held As Witness

BATTLE CREEK, Mich.
June IL -(P)- Circuit judge
Blaine w. Hatch today set q
bond Of $4,000 for jeanette Vel.
ker, River Rouge waitress, in
order to assure her appearance
as q witness in the trial Of four
persons accused Of conspiring 70
murder the late Sen. Warren
Hooper.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sir.
Ter described Miss Welker, an
attractive red haired woman OF
about 80, as the girl friend" OF
Harry Fleisher, one of the con-
spiracy defendants, and as i'm
portant state witness in the trial
which opens here July 8.
In his petition asking that
Miss Welker be detained, Sig
Ter stated she had appeared be.
fore the Carr Grand Jury and
made important admissions
concerning the whereabouts OF
Harry Fleisher during the time
covered by the alleged conspi-
racy." He also said Miss Welker
had made admissions concern.
ing statements made to her hy
Harry Fleisher relating 70 fnetD
charged in the conspiracy caso.~
Miss Welker said she expect
ed to have the bail in cash tlSis
afternoon. Asked by the judge
for reasons why she should not
br held, she commented. ''I'vo
been cooperating % far, when
ever they wanted ne I Ne
t.ere." ~
Sisler put In "ths youno ~
has been cooperative, ~
might add that she b the 60
heart Of HarEy Fleisher, - -
been very fsank shout e -
has seen Yleisher Once ~ o.
peared before ths 0ennd ny
and IL II important thse - A.
pear here for trial - Mt ~
See n00Pkn- q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Order Patton
Back 10 Europe
Third Army to
Be Occupying Force

WASHINGTON, June IA -
up - General George S. Pat
ton, Jr., will return to his COM
mand in Europe and his U. S.
Third Army will be one of the
occupation forces for Germany.
This was announced today at
q news conference by Secretary
of War Stimson who said that
the Seventh Army. now COM
manded by 1t. Gen. Wade H.
Haislip, also would be one OF
the American occupying forces.
Stimson, in answer to a ques-
ton, said the Third and Sew
enth, "ather than the 18TH
would be the American Armies
of Occupation.
A dispatch from the Supreme
Headquarters today, however,
said authoritative sources re-
ported the 18th Army would re-
main In Germany until Decem-
Der. II the situation allows
such Q move by then, the 18th
then will be declared surplus
and returned to the United
States, the dispatch said.
Informed quarters at Wash
ington believe II possible the
18th, created earlier this year
and put under command of 1t
See THIRD ARMY-Rage ;
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must be prepared to meet the
manifold problems of the future
and should draft concrete plans
for the postwar era.
SUGGESTS COMMISSION
In order to get the ball rolling
the Mayor suggested that a
planning commission Of five to
seven men be named to study
what can and should be done to
beautify the city and meet the
pending problems of health,
safety. and sound development.
He stated that although he
did not have immediate sug-
gestions as to membership of
the committee he would submit
such at future meetings and
would appreciate those made by
commissioners and all residents
of the city.
In giving a brief outline as to
why planning commission is
necessary the Mayor cited some
of the most urgent needs Of the
city.
VITAL NEEDS
He brought out that the city
needs new municipal building,
q garbage disposal system, new
county jail and broad building
plan to meet the future con-
struction of houses here.
He laid particular emphasis
on the recreation angle citing
the need for a broadened pro-
gram here to meet the rise In
youth delinquency.
See PLANNING-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Car Theft Suspects
Hailed by Gun.5hoi

Three Warren township men,
two of whom were arrested at
ter sheriffs deputy had fired
q pistol shot to halt their flight,
were held in the Macomb coun-
ty Jail this morning for investi-
CATION of possible automobile
theft charges.
Two Of the men were arrested
shortly after midnight. today,
when Deputy Sheriff Floyd
Beard recognized one Of two
cars on st. Clements street, Cen
ter Line, as having been stolen q
See CAR@Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Seniors Get
Diplomas
This EVENING
.Mod'id
sG~i1
SPAIN

One hundred and twenty-sev-
en- members of the Mount Glenn
ems High school senior class will
receive diplomas tonight from
Superintendent Of Schools L.
Wade Fast at commencement
exercises In the high school au-
ditorium set for eight o'clock.
The commencement address
will be delivered by DR.. Freder-
lex H. Olert Of the First Presby-
terrain Church of Detroit.
The invocation and benedic-
ton will be given by the Rev.
George A. Merifield Of the
Grace Episcopal church.
The program will begin with
march played by the High
See SENIORS-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
E.bond Sales
Lag Seriously
County Far Behind
7th Drive Quote

Latest reports on the sale oil
War bonds in Macomb county
show that the sale of E bonds is
more than 100000 behind its
quota and In order to meet il
more than 100000 worth OF
bonds must be sold daily.
Ralph w Clark, chairman OF
the drive stated that 1854, 440
worth of E Bonds have been sold
to date toward a quota of ST.
100000 showing that only 273
per cent of the quota has been
reached.
RENEW EFFORTS
In order that the residents of
the county will reach the quota
in the Mighy Seventh, Clark o.
sued an urgent appeal to the
Gallants throughout the county
to make a concerted effort to
reach everyone and to sell bonds
as never before.
He stated that bonds mean the
speeding up of victory in the
Pacific and the saving of many
American lives, and he urged
all who hove bought bonds to
buy more and those who have
not to buy them at stores, thea
tres or from gallants.
DEADLY SLUMP
The sale of other types of
bonds to individuals is faring
just as bad. A total of $3.50. 900
of bonds of this variety have
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Charge Poles
with Terrorism
Russio to Try
Is Captive Leaders
BY TOM OCHILTREE
Associated Press Staff Writ

Associated Press staff Writer
Shortly after Prime Minister
Churchill said that relations
among Britain, the United States
and Russia had improved with
the breaking of the deadlock
over Poland, the Moscow radio
announced that the 16 Polish
political LADDERS accused of ter
roristic acts" behind Red army
lines would be tried within the
next few days"
The broadcast named Gen.
Bronsilaw Okulicki as the ring
leader OF the Polish group which
it said would be charged specifi-
cally with organizing terroris-
tic acts and maintaining illegal
wireless transmitters in the rear
Of Soviet troops in Poland"
Announcement of the arrest
of the Is Poles had disturbed the
relations Of the Big Three pow
ers at the San Francisco World
Security Conference several
weeks ago.
Churchill said that Laborite
Clement r. Attlee would accom-
pany him to the next Big Three
meeting to be held sometime be-
fore July 20.
He also told Commons that
Gen. De Gaulle was sending for
mer Premier Edouard Herriot to
London to adjudicate differences
between France and Britain
See POLES-Page 2
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No Clothing
5peiIage Here
Check Reveals
Mount Clemens
Gifts to War
Victims Are Sofe

Spoilage and theft in Detroit
warehouses Of donations to the
United National Clothing drive
need cause no apprehension
among Mount Clemens donors
that their gifts are included in
this situation, clothing drive
chairman Charles v. Titus re-
vealed today.
All clothing collected in Mt.
Clemens, approximately 10000
pounds, is either on its way to
the needy of Europe and Asia
or Is stocked in fireproof and
guarded warehouses ready for
shipment, Titus said.
CAREFULLY STORED
He revealed $Aas clothing col.
lected in the earlier phase of
the campaign was shipped to
fireproof warehouses in Detroit,
and when all proper warehouses
were filled in that city, Titus
diverted the shipments to the
Fireproof Storage Company, of
Lansing.
Detroit centers and those In
other communities which con-
tinued to ship into Detroit after
regular warehouses bee a m e
damned are the ones affected
by the current problem. Their
shipments are involved in the
"spoilage and theft" allegations.
Titus points out that clothing
collected from New Baltimore
and other points outside Mount
Clemens was handled similarly
to the Mount Clemens ship
ment. His public statement on
the matter concludes:
THANKS PUBLIC
"All who gave clothing and
the many committees who COL
lected, sorted and packed cloth
ing are to be commended for a
most excellent response to this
great cause.
II wish to add further that
all clothing from this area was
properly sorted, securely pack
ed and correctly consigned with
See CLOTHlNG-Page )
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WASHINGTON, June 14-(R
- The war at sea cost this
country ,S54 merchant ships up
to We day and S.S79 crewmen
dead or missing. The Army lost
$500 soldiers drowned In troop
movem>sts against Italy and
Germany.
Against these SOLDERING fig
ures, however, Americans were
told today that their shipbuild-
ers sent more than seven tons of
cargo shipping down the ways
for every ton lost to the axis.
And the Army's safety record
for its men was described Off
cially as nearly twice as good as
that OF the first world war.
The Maritime Commission
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life" he added that the casualty
toll was raised to 6,066 on May l
by AIT seamen and officers list
ed as prisoners Of war.
simultaneously last night the
Navy and the British Admiralty
released figures showing that
total Of Alto Allied and neutral
merchant ships were lost by
direct enemy action. Their
weight, expressed in gross ton
mage figures that are less i'm
pressive than the Ndeadweight
basis used by the Maritime Com
mission, was placed ut 2l.140.-
600 tons.
Nearly half of the Army's
troop losses. also announced last
See SEA LOSSES-Pase !