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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
AMERIKIECIAI AT
STUMTI ELZASE

IS Paryziaus pranesa jog
Vokieciai smarkiai padidi-
no savo spaudima Ameri-
kieciu siaurinam Alzase ir
atstume Amerikiecius apie
z ar 8 mylias atgal.
Britu il u. S. jiegos pa
lengva stumia naZius Ho-
landijoje il Belgijoje.
IS vakaru fronto sako-
ma permesta dvi Vokieciu
divizijos j rytini fronta at
laikymui bolseviku.
Vakaru frontas Siuo tar
pu liko antraeilis dalykas.
Net Americas kariai dau-
giau idomaujasi kaip vyk-
sta antrame fronte ir kaip
toll Rusai pazenge kuria
diena.
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MIRE JONAS j.
MENUS

Dirvai pranesa kad Sau-
siO Is, pc porOs dienu pa
sirgimo, mire Jonas J. Me
MUS, gyvenes Sweet Val
ley, Pa.
Jonas J. MENUS buvo il
gametis veikejas tautineje
dirvoje, ir tautiniu laikras-
ciu hendradarbis.
Jis dalyvaudavO SLA ir
kituose Lietuviu suvaziavi,
muose. Paejo nuo Zapys-
kio, nctoli Kauno. Velionis
trosl1o kad Lietuva vel bu-
tu laisva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
WALLACE EAVO
GERA VIETA

Pc inauguracijos, Prezi-
dentas Roosevelt pareika-
lavo atsistatydinti Jesse H.
Jones, Komercijos sekreto-
riu, ir j jo vieta paskyre
buvusi vice prezidenta H.
A. Wallace. Prezidentas
ia svarbia vieta Quota jam
uz tai kad Wallace daug
dirho Roosevelto rinkimu
karnpanijoje.
Kongrese kilo didziahsia
audra del toxic paskyrimo
il bus dedana pastangos
Wallace neuztvirtinti.
Wallace skaitomas visiS-
ku nezineliu kick lieciasi
Komercijos depart m e n t 0
vadovybes.
Komercijos departments
SUI visais skyriais ir pini-
GU skolinimo kontroliavi-
mu skaitosi svarbiausias
po paties prezidento vietos
departments.
Radikalai ir CIO dejo vi
sas pastangas nominuoti
Wallace vice prezidentu XII.
tam terminui, bet nomina.
cijas laimejo Truman. Ii
kes be vietos Wallace ski.
riamas Roosevelto kabine.
to vienu svarbiausiu nariu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
SERBU KARALlUS
NEUZSILEIDZIA

Londonas. Jugoslavi-
jos karalius Petras pasali-
no savo vyriausybes in ext
lie premjera, DR.. Ivan SUI
bacic, pastatydamas jo vie
ton Serbu denokratu va
da, Mr.. Milan Groll.
Maskvai tas zygis labai
nepatinka, bet jaunas ka-
ralius pasake jog jis nusto'
10 pasitikejimo j Subacic
IL nenori jo patarnavilnc
vedime derybu su marsalu
Tito il Maskvos agentais.
Britai jau irgi pradeje
iausti kad ateina laikas w
baigti komunistu itaka Ju'
goslavijoje, ir tue klausi'
mu tarp Stalino ir Church
lilo apsireiSke nesutarlmas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

VEL SPEJIMAS APIE
kARO BAIGIMA

Rasytojas Simms tikrina
caves ziniu is karo reikalu
zinovu, sulyg kuriu, sekan-
ciu dvieju savaiciu begyje
gall pasirodyt Europos ka-
ro persvyra.
Jei Rusai palms Breslarl
ir uzkariaus Silezija, tas
reiks< pradzia Vokietijos
pabaigos. Rytu Prussia sa-
ko esanti labai itvirtinta,
ten Vokieciai turi 81 divi-
zijas, ir jei bolsevikai per-
laus ju galybe, Vokieciai
toliau laikytis nega]esia.
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APIPLESE GRAIkU
SALPOS STOTI

Graikijoje, selpimo pun
kta uzpuole bolsevikai is
plese 1000 tonu maisto rel
kmen!,, kuriu dali sunaiki-
no, kita dali isdalino savo
salininkams.
Panassiai pasielgtu su pri-
statyta pasalpa ir rubais II
Lietrlvoje Paleckio paseke-
iai, jeigu ten butu nuga-
benta pasalpa is Americas,
kamai busimame triju didzlu'
jig susirinkin1e, ia kirsti? Nue
to kircio priklausys il Lietu
|vos likiiiaas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
LUZONE SEkASI

Luzon saloje, Amerikie-
ciu jiegos zygiuoja j pie
tus link Manila uosto, jau
pasieke Clark lektuvu cen
ira, toje srityje sunaiki-
nant daug Japonu lektuvu.
Tame zygyje Amerikie-
ciai ismusa pc 10 Japonu
uz kiekviena zustanti savo
kareivi. Pastaru dvieju sa-
vaiciu begyje Luzon salos
musiuose ismusta 5000 ia
ponu IL tick 657 Amerikie-
ciu krito.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
KAsP lsEl.ASKYTl
LIETUVIAI
KELETAS zINIQ APIE TU-
LUIS LIETUVOS KARO
PABEGELIUS

STOCKHOLMAS. - Arki-
vyskupas J. Skvireckas ir Vys-
kupas Briggs su Kauno Met
ropolijos kurija, Vokieciams
apleidziant Kauna, prievarta
buvo isvezti Vokietijon. Da-
bar suzinota kad Arkiv. Skvi-
reckas apgyvendintas Vienno-
je, O kurija su Vyskupu Bryz-
giu Regensburge, kur gyvena
ir anksciau isveztas Kun. My
kolas Krupavicius.
PARYzIUS. - Architektas
Petras Kiaulenas, Lietuviu Sa-
jungos pirmininkas, praso pa
galbos tuliems cia atsiduru-
stems Lietuviams, kurie Vo-
kieCiu priverta buvo atgaben-
tt darbams. Is ju suzinota kad
zmona ir du sunus Karolio Ma
slausko, is Kibisu k, Leipalin-
gio val, Seinu apsk., Vokie:iu
susaudyti uz platinima Vyriau-
sio Lietuvos Islaisvinimo Ko.
miteto pozemines spaudos.
Rasytojas K. Aleksandravi'
cius gyveno Grenohle, Pietr
Prancuzijoj. Paryziuje is la
biau zinomu Lietuviu gyvens
jaunasis Baltrusaitis, buve!
! Lietuvos pasiuntinybes patare
Jas DR.. S. A. Backis, general
Mo stabo Julk. M. Lanskoron
skis.
Sajunga praso Ameriko
Lietuviu redakcijas siuntinet
iiems savo laikrascius, mes pa
siilgusiu skaityti Lietuviska
esq simtai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Amcrikos ukininlSai ra-
ginami sy1net imtis maisto
auginimu pilnu mastu kick
tik galima.
Numatoma kad symet
bus uzseta ir uzsodinta Xxi
1853, ,635, GOO ak1'u, 3 nuos.
daugiau negu 1914 metals.
symet bus didinama IL
nu, cukriniu runkeliu ir do
bilu seklu auginimas, taip-
gi tabako, bulviu if pupu.
Galviju skerdimui numa-
tona paruosti 100000
padauginimui mesos.
Pieno tikima svmet gau-
ii 12O.582,0O svaru,
582,000,O0O svaru daugiau
negu rernai.
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VOGIMAI KARIUO~
MENEJE.

Paryziuje tesiasi bylos
vienu po kitu Americas ka-
riu sugautu vogime ir par
davinejime Americas karo
reikmenu stotyse. Vel pen
XII kaltininkai nuteisti po
Is metus kalejimo.
Pranesa apie arestavima
ir aukstesniu kariu suristV
su tomis vagystemis. Dal
1872 kariai laukia teismo.
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u. S. Valstybes Sekret0-

u. S. Valstybes Sekret0-
rius Stettinius taipgi daily
vaus "triju didziQju' kon-
ferencijoje, kuri ruosiama.
K.ada il kur j ivyks ME
kas negali pasakyti.
Stalinas kick zinoma rel
kalauja kad ir Prancuzija
butu atstovauiama tose ia
rybose. Gen. De Gaulle pa
siruoses vykti j ia konfe'
rencija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Hitleris sakoma pasiun-
te j rytq fronta geriauslus
karo vadus ir Gestapo vir-
sininka Himmleri, kuris
elgiasi sulyg nuoziuros ir
ivykdo visokias reikalin-
gas permainas, net nuzu-
dymu numatytu nepatiki-
mu vadu.
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Amerikos kareiviu zusta

Amerikos kareiviu zusta
Vokietijoje go ant vieno
Britu kareivio. Britai pri-
pazysta kad Amerikieciai
atlieka beveik visa karia-
vima.
Gruodzio menesi musiuo-
Sc su Vokieciais Amerikos
nuostoliai sieke 74,788 uz-
mustais, suzeistais If din
gusiais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Meksikoje. Jelisco vals-
tiioie siauciant raupams,
mire apie 500 zmoniu. Val
dzia deda pastangos kovo-
ii su ia epidemija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

VENGRIJA sutiko baig-
ii kara ir pasirase paliau-
bas su Sovietais, Britannia
ir Amerika.
Maskva ir Vengrijai pa
state savo istikima valdzia
uzimtoie dalvje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Detroit. - Chrysler au-
tomobiliu dirbtuvese Dodge
ir Highland Park skyriuo-
sc Xxi Sausio l buvo pada-
rvta 10000 rakietr nau-
dojanu Europos If Pacifi-
ko karo frontuose. Tos ra-
kietos leidziamos IS laivu,
is lektuvu ir is tanku ir
priesui labai kenks ningos.
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Nuzude dukteri. Huting-

ton, w. Va. - Tula Nellie
Switzer, 81 M, kirviu nu-
zude savo istekejusia duk-
teri, kurios vyras tarnau-
ia laivyne. il sake norejo
nuzudyti ir savo IS netu
amziaus motina ir patti sa'
We.
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ISVEZE LAVONUS.

Tannenbergo traukdamiesi
Vokieciai kareiviai isveze
ten palaidoto Won Hinden-
burgo, pereito didziojo ka-
ro Vokieciu karzygio, ir jo
zmonos lavonus. Taipi sa-
ko jie susprogdino ta pa
minklini pastata kur Hin
denburg buvo balaidotas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Peru respublikcje, Pietu
Amerikoje, kaip pranesa,
Mosna upes potvinyjee zu-
vo apie 1900 zmoniu il SUI
naikinta didele dalis mics
telio Chavin.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26
Mirgu Marga
Raso kugis Mugis.

RasO kugls Mugis.
DEMOKRATINES Amerikos
ir Anglijos isvaduotose salyse
atsteigta pilietines laisves ii
zmoniu patikimos valdzios. vi
sal kas kita viespatauja ko.
munistines Rusijos "islaisvin.
tuose' krastuose.
Vienas New York Times ko-
respondentas, pahuves sesias
savaites Bulgarijoje, raso, ten
viespatauja raudonasis tero-
ras, kuris nepripazysta jokiu
pilietiniu teisiu, ir uzgniauze
zodzio ir spaudos laisve. Bull
garai nepatenkinti ir laukia
United Nations zygio.
PANAsUS TERORAS Lie
tuvoie, Latvijoje, Estijoje, Ru-
manijoje, Lenkijoje ir Vengri-
joje. Kuo jis baigsis? Atsa-
kymas aiskus: jis baigsis Ru-
su nuvertimu ir isvijimu. Ru-
sal nera galingi pavergti sim
ia milijonu, kad ir susiskal-
dziusiu, Rytu Europos zmoniu.
Nors Anglia ir Russia ban
do Europa pasidalinti, bet tos
dalybos nepavyks, mes jos yra
prizes pasidalomu zmoniu dva-
sios nora. Komunistu auto
kratija zlugs, kaip zlubo carQ
autokratija. Istorija yra lais-
YES DANA, ne vergijos himnas.
KATALIKQ spauda smar-
kiai pyktelejo del tautines vi
suomenes saukiamo Americas
Lietuviu Suvaziavimo Washin-
gtone.
Kuo sauksi, tue atsilieps.
Kataliku vadai pasirinko bro
liautis su menkiausiomis mu-
su .gyysai soeialistu IL san
dafieciq srovSmis, if grieztai
atsisake imtis iniciatyvos SUI
vienyti visus patriotingus A
merikos Lietuvius. Negyvon
koalicijon susideje, patys ne
gyvi pasidare.
Geri pavyzdziai: Informaci-
jos centra iris metus kure, o
selpimo fonda - tick pat. Jel
ne tautiniu vadu iniciatyva tai
ir siadien bendro fondo nebutu.
Kas liko tautinei visuomenel
daryti? Dirbti ka galima, pa
ciai vienai. il tai ir daro.
VOKIETIJA nugaEes trys-
Amerika, Anglia ir Russia. XII
tais zodziais, ja nugales Anne
rikos idealizmas, Anglijos inn
perializmas, ir Rusu komunls-
tinis nacionalizmas. 81 nesu,
derinamu ideologiniu krypciy
koalicija, neziurint naziu lu,
kescio if vilties, nesugrius il
karo tiksla pasieks.
Bet, koki taikos pasaull J
sukurs? Jos vadai, susirlnkf
Teherane 1943 metu pabaigoje
pasirodo, buvo Europa padall
ne dvi itaku sritis: viena An
CLANS, kita Rusams. Sticks
padalinimas reiskia mirti Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybei. Ia
reiskia mirti ir kitty Rytu be
Vidurio Europos mazu taut'
tikrai laisvei. Sticks laisve
smaugimas nieko gera nezad'
'tikrai pasaulio taikai ir gero
vel.
AMERIKOS idealizmas ii
viena korta teturi Rusu komu
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KarO vadovybe pasiunte

Karo vadovybe pasiunte
apie 10000 vyru IS lariuo-
menes ir laivyno ] klitis-:
kus darbus. Tie kariai pa
siusta j ratams gumQ, va
rio ir liejyklu darbu5 kur
truksta darbininku.
Visoje Salyie karo dirb-
tuvems Siuo tarpu sakoma
reikalinga dar 100000 OAR
bininku.
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: I'I| .,'''Ia'I|dAl|y
D A r B Al
IR DARBININkU ZINIOS

9 uzmusta. Heileyville,
Okla. = Kasykloje istikus
duju sprogimui uzmuSta g
darhininkai, kuriu lavonai
Veliau surasti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Britu submarinai pasta
ru laiku paskandino "a Ja-
ponu laivus Azijos pakras-
ciuOse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Amerikos ukems sia va
sara bus reikalinga ma
ziausia 4 milijonu specially
darbininku iSpiIdymui mai
sto reikmenu kiekiu isau-:
ginimo il derliaus surinki-,
mo. .
symet numatyta reikes
milijono darbininku dau-
giau negu dirbo ukese per-.
mai.
Miestu gvventojai bus
rekrutuojami vasaros dar-'
bans ukese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-26

Israrijoj, Baracalde ge-
lezies liejykloie, istikus du-
ju sprogimui 9 darbininkai'
uzmuSta ir 13 suZeista.
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Blogas ziemos oras SUI
tlukde nekuriuos darbus,
ypac ta sutrukdyma junta
plieno industrija. Sniego
pugos il sutramdyta trans
portacija sukliude prista-''
tynna senos gelezies j lie-;
jyklas, >lzo pasekmeje Pile
no prodbkcija nukentes.
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AMERIKOS idealizmas til

AMEklkUS lQedllZmdS Clk
viena korta teturi Rusu komu-
nistini nacionalizma itakuoti.
Amerikonai gall Rusans pra-
nesti kad ju vienpusis elgesys
Rytu Europoje tick Ameriko-
snu visuomenei bjaurus ir prik-
lus kad Maskva pc karo tegul
nesitiki lengvatu is 'Amerikos
savo nuteriotam krastui atsta-
tyti.
Sakoma, Stalinas norris pa
daryti savo vergu gyvenims
turtingesniu, bet be Amerikos
pramones pagalbos jis to pa
daryti. neistengs. Ola Ameri
kos vyriausia korta. Ar Pre-
zidentas Roosevelt nlpkeg tin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
200 Planes Hit Konoyo
(Continued from Page D

to stepping up their aerial lombard. ment of the home islands.
 The broadcast came while the 21st Bomber Command was await ing reconnaissance photographs to assess the damage caused to arsen- als and other targets in Osaka, Japan's biggest war production cen- ter. in yesterdays 2,500-ton B-29 raid
 The Superfortress bombed by in- struments through an overcast that prevented observation of results. Two bomberS were lost. Radio Tokyo warned the Japanese people that from now on "enemy raids will be all the more frequent, bombing objectives will be enlarged, and we can expect that medium and small cities in local areas" will be hit.
 Another Tokyo broadcast said that Maj Gen. IkoZo Iketani and 16 other members of a special police air defense corps had died fighting fires in the Imperial Palace grounds during the Superfortress raid on Tokyo May 26.
 A Pacific Fleet communique an- nounced that fleet air wing planes
 sank two small Japanese cargo ships and damaged third ofr Kyushu yesterday. Another small cargo ship was sunk and two more damaged in the East China Sea. The American tactical air force based on Okinawa has accounted for 479 1-2 Japanese planes in the two months they have been in oper- ation over the Ryukyu Islands and Kyushu in southern Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
DANIEL R. HULL
 GETS A.B.C. POST

The Amercan Brass Co.,, has an- nounced the appointment of Daniel R. Hull, Plymouth. as assistant technical manager of the ABC plants in this country and Canada. He succeeds the late Charles H. Davis. John R. Freeman, Jr., is technical manager of the concern.
 MT. Hull was born in Southing- ton and married Miss Margaret Kelsey Leach, Plymouth. They have two sons. Ems. Daniel Hull former ly of the staff of The American, and 20 Richard L. Hull, attached to a B-29 command in the Army Air Forces, and two daughters, Mrs Richard H. Beecher, Plymouth. and Miss Rose Hull, student at Mid dlebury college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
City Pension Bill
 Changes Revealed
(Continued from Page 1.)

plus regular interest compounded annually. In the event of the death of any member prior to the effective date of his retirement, except 8 member of the fire and police de- partments, whose death has occurred under such circumstances as to qualify for death benefit under Sec ton IA, killed in service), the board shall pay to his legal representatives an amount equal to his contribu- tions under this section plus regu- lar interest. At the death of any member subsequent to his retire ment date the board shall pay his legal representative the amount of any excess of his accumulated con- tributions as of such effective date of his retirement over pension pay ments made to him.
 Section 7
 QUALIFICATIONS FOR RE- TIREMENT-(a) any member of the system employed in the fire and police departments for at least fif- ten 15) years, who has completed thirty (3O) years of service as an employe of the city and who has attained the age of sixty (6O) years shall be eligible for retirement for service. Any regular member other than an employe of these depart ments who has completed twenty (20) years of service and who has attained the age of sixty-five (65) shall be eligible for retirement. All regular members, except em- ployes of fire and police depart ments, who have attained age of 70 years shall be retired, if eligible.
 Any teacher member who has served twenty-five (25) years shall be retired. No teacher member who has not served 25 years will be en- titled to any benefits hereunder other than return of contributions plus interest. All members of re- tirement system who have been en- ployes of the fire or police depart mentS for at least fifteen Q5) years and who shall have attained age of siXty-flve (65) shall be retired ex- cept he may be continued in service from time to time at request of his department head and with approval of retirement board. Any regular member employed in the fire and police departments totally and per- manently disabled during the per- formance of his duties irrespective of the duration of his employment shall be retired for disability upon proof of the disability.
 Section 12
 RETIREMENT BENEFITS AND THEIR PAYMENT - The retire ment board shall pay to each regu- lar member who has been retired for service a pension for life in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
Two On Job In Dispute
(Continued from Page D

\SOllGlklucQ HUH rage U failed to confirm his nomination. Mccarthy claimed that until his successor was duly appointed and qualified, he could remain in office indefinitely.
 Still another angle developed to- day-the matter of which of the two men will draw the commits sioner,s pay. This still was to De decided by the comptroller who might hold up the salary until the supreme court had made it's de- cision.
 Both Mccarthy and Watson were on the job, and both had counsel for the impending battle. Mccarthy said that while the sit- uation was embarrassing, he had no intention of relinquishing the position he had held the past four years, unless the court ruled against him.
 He told the governor that ito hold office under the circumstances would be distasteful to me person. ally. I have, however, a public duty that transcends any personal desires of my own. I am certain that upon reflection you will agree that the proper place to determine the question if the duly constituted courts of the State of Connecticut"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

(Continued from Page D anchor town of Itoman.
 Sixth Division Marines were crushing in the northwest flank of the western pocket against stubborn resistance after clearing Oroku Peninsula
 Pushing down the coast, the sixth Marines captured Gushi and were with $500 yards of junction with the First Marines above Ito that would complete the encirclement of the western pocket. The Japanese fought back with whitening blasts of machine-gun fire, but steadily gave ground.
 The 96th and Seventh Army div isions joined the First Marines in their assault on the eastern pocket. Marine fighter planes also came to their aid with a heavy attack on anti-aircraft positions along a ridge above Itoman.
 The fighters set the entire area ablaze with barrage of rockets and fir bombs. Three direct hits were scored on caves. Another town near Itoman also was Strafed heavily.
 Death Stand
 The main battle in the eastern or southern pocket ragged along the edge of 200-foot Yaeju-Dake Es- carpment, where the Japanese had dug in with their backs to the sea for stand to the death.
 The 96th Division, in the center of the line, advanced 1000 yards through the hills northeast of Yuza town behind a spearhead of tanks. On the eastern flank. the Seventh Division was attacking against de- termined resistance.
 Advance patrols of both divisions reported machine-gun fire a'Ong the entire southern eScarpmentS was intense. However, clearing weather enabled the Americans to throw in more tanks and planes than they have been able to use in nearly month
 Elements of the Seventh Division also captured little Oshima Island near the mouth of the Minatoga River on the southeast coast against light enemy resistance. The landing apparently was designed to pave the way for the landing of supplies in that sector.
 A Japanese Domei broadcast said Japanese suicide planes, also taking advantage of clearing weather, had resumed their devastating" attacks on Allied ships around Okinawa yesterday Two ships already have been sunk and the attacks were continuing, the broadcast said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
Big Three Farley
 Likely In Europe
(Continued from Page D

Churchill depends heavily on Eden and wants him to attend the meeting. If Eden were unable to go, Minister of State Richard K. Law, former foreign undersecretary, would go in his place.
 Suggestions that Clement R. Att lee, leader of the Labor Party, also go along to give labor's blessing to any decisions reached have been received coolly by the Labor Party.
 Meanwhile, a London Times edi- torial warned the United States, Britain and Russia to put check on differences, suspicious and ru- mors which have been piling up re- gently.
 It suggested loosening up of Russian censorship and simultan- eous muzzling of over-zealous off, cials.
 The editorial said that the Rus sian publication of demarcation line and the critical tone of Brit ish press comment about it will not have reduced the anxiety felt in many circles at the increased signs of friction on many issues, not all of first rate importance, be- tween Soviet Russia and her Allies.
 "The past few weeks have Wit messed on many occasions an in- clination on both sides to adopt un- compromising attitudes and play up minor differences of opinion. The spirit of Dr. Goebbels lives after him."
 Whispering Campaigns
 7he Times suggested influences were working in Washington, Mos COW and London to cause dissention and suspicion through whispering campaigns.
 The editorial expressed confi- dence that the forthcoming Big Three conference would "set rela- tions on that new basis of confi- dence and cooperation which transition from war to peace his made essential
 Leaders of all three countries could. both by public utterance and by restraining controversial zeal of subordinates, do much to restore an atmosphere of reassurance and con- l fidence," the editorial said. "A contribution of particular val- ue could be made by encouraging a fuller flow of information. Mos- COW correspondents of British and American newspapers recently had some reason to complain of the in- creasing severity of censorship of their messages and virtually no
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08

The aftermath of legislation af- fecting Waterbury can be summed at this time now that the furor and heat of battle has subdued.
 As result of passage of the as- sessor's bill Waterbury will have a chief assessor at an annual salary of s7,5O0, and an assistant or as- sistants, possibly at a salary each of $3,5OO or $4,00O.
 Aldro Jenks, member of the state tax commissioners office is definite ly slated for the post here as chief assessor having already prepared his resignation for the state depart ment, said to be effective June IA Just who his assistant or assistants will be has not yet been determined.
 The bill also provides for specific qualifications for the three mem- bers of the Board of Tax Review. The qualifications are those of an attorney, accountant and layman with Tealty knowledge.
 The bill providing for a $2,000 annual pension for School Supt. Dr T. J. Condon was passed by both houses during this session. The bill,