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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Two Weddings
Unite HoItvine
Naval Personnel

Two weddings in the past week
have united personnel at the Holt
vile Naval Auxiliary Air Station.
In the first, held in Yuma August
26 Elizabeth a. Bigger, S &c Of
the WAVES. became the bride Of
Norman E. Price. BM &c, Navy.
The First Methodist church in
Holtville was the setting August 27
for the wedding of Miss Margaret
Thelma Mathisen, S 1/c of the
WAVES, and Frobert Frances Lo-
thrOp, S 1/c. Rev. Joseph McShane
performed the ceremony.
The bride, attended by Mrs.
Frances -Kimberg, was given in
marriage by 1t. J. B. Deuel.. Laur-
ence A. Jackson, BM &c. was best
man and host at the reception at
ms home following the ceremony.
Music was provided by two
WAVES, Joy w. Kennedy and Ruth
A. Grantin.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
State Guard Maps
Recruiting Drive

Imperial valleys State Guard
units will enter into a vigorous
campaign to recruit volunteers be-
tween the ages of II and 64 during
the month of September. it was
learned Friday.
Under a new ruling those men
who have reached their seventeenth
birthday may be recruited to serve
two hours one night each week in
guard units in Calexico, Holtville
FL Centre and Brawley.
Opportunities to obtain intensive
training of value if they are in
Quoted into the armed forces will
be provided. Major Elmer Heald.
Third Battalion commander with
Headquarters in E. Centro. de-
clared
In CalexicO a rifle company is
under the command g Capt. Earl
ID. Roberts, and a medical detach-
ment under the command of Capt.
Karl KOrtheur In FL Centre the
battalion headquarters unit is
commanded by Maj. Heald and a
rifle company by Capt H. K. Nc
ClimanS.
In tBrawley 1t Milton Carr COM
mandS Company E. a rifle com
pany HOltyille members train as
members OF the FL Centre Com
pany Calipatria members train
with BraWley at the present time.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Of Interest tOWOnen
Peaceful DAYS
Bring Changes
By RUTH MILLETT

Funny world all Of a sudden. ism t
it-with everything working in re-
verse?
Instead Of worrying over what is
going to be ratiOned next, we are
wondering what is going to be the
next item TO go off the ration list.
Instead Of worrying about being
frozen to our jobs we are worrying
about whether o. not we will hold
them.
Instead of trying to get a few
pairs OF sheer rayon stockings a
head. we are wondering if what we
have will last until nylOns are back
on the market.
Instead of that wistful phrase
when the war is over" we are now
saying Nov that the war is over. :
Instead of fretting over scarce
articles, we say philosOphically,
Well, it won't be long now"
Instead Of worrying over ration
stamps, we are adding up discharge
points for every member Of the
family in service.
Instead of saying How many
points" when we hold up a can of
fruit or vegetables we are again
asking how much?"
We're riding again instead of
walking, and finding that fill 'er
up" rates high among the world S
most beautiful phrases.
Instead Of worrying, we're relax
ing.
Instead Of making plans for a va
cation at home. we're wondering
where We can go.
When will he be shipped home?'
has replaced when will he go over
-Seas?" as the big, important ques-
ton.
Peace-itS wonderful
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

Major Frederick P. Heald, flight
surgeon with the army air forces,
has returned to this country after
border. He arrived in Florida from
overseas and was assigned to a hos
pital there, but expected to be trans
ferred to a western hospital. Mrs.
Heald, who has been spending the
summer at Lake Arrowhead with
their three children, Alan. Phillip
and Kathy, planned to JON him as
soon as possible.
Major Heald is the son of Judge
and Mrs. Elmer Heald, who are in
San Diego at present.
Back from two and one-halt
years in Africa and Italy Is Cap
tain Burton Brock. flight surgeon
with the army air forces. Captain
Brock saw action in several battles
in the Mediterranean theater He
and Mrs. Brock. the former Shirley
Mae Carey. were in FL Centro last
week visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. E. Brock, and his brother
Warren Brock
Captain Brooks youngest brother,
Staff f-Sergeant Don Brock, wrote
his parents some time ago that he
expected to be leaving France for
an undiScloSed destination. He ar
rived in France in May with topo-
graphical unit.
Staff-Sergeant E l. Ted" Ken
ny has returned to this country
after % months in Iran with q
special service engineering outfit
He was returned with the closing
of the Persian Gulf Command. He
is now on 45-day furlough visiting
his father E. L. Kenney and Mrs
Kenny. The latter is an X-ray
technician with the WAC III an ar
my hospital in the San Francisco
area.
For outstanding achievement in
connection with military operations
against the enemy on OkinaWa,
PFC. j. w. Horner, Brawley, has
been awarded the Combat Infantry
badge. 1t was on Okinawa that Pvt
Horner saw his first action He is
an automatic rifleman with the
305th infantry, 77th division. He
wears one star on his Asiatic-Pa-
Cific ribbon His wife Mrs. j. w.
Horner and son Elvin live in Braw-
ley where the infantryman was
tractor operator before entering the
service.
PFC. Sol Rowlett has landed on
OkinaWa and is looking for souve-
Mrs to send home, according to
word received by his wife. the for
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
HIPASS CAMP CHILDREN
TO RETURN SATURDAY

r. P. Ostrander, president of thC
HipasS Health Camp corporation
reported Friday that no further
cases o. scarlet fever have develop
ed at ehe camp, and that children
will arrive home on schedule Sat.
urday morning.
Buses from Camp LOckett vii
park on the west side of the cour
house where the children are to be
picked up by their parents about Il
am, OStrander said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Full We ek-End
Program Set
BY USO Club

A full week end of activities has
been planned for the USO club over
the double holiday, according to
Miss Bette Rowe, director.
Leading off at 8 pm. Friday are
to be the ping-pong and pool tour
naments, now a weekly feature.
Free phone calls home will be given
as prizes, if enough contestants are
entered.
The band from MAG 40 at the
marine base will provide music for
the weekly Saturday night dance,
starting at 9 pm.
Highlight Of the weekend will be
Sunday night when the club will
celebrate official VI Day. marking
the signing Of surrender terms. Free
recordings Will be made by the
American Legion from to II pm.
under the direction of Mr MCNa-
NEE, Free ice cream cones will be
served to all serVicemen and WOm-
EN- during those hours.
Completing the Week-end's aCtiv-
tiles junior hostesses will attend a
dance at the Holtville Naval Air
station at 8:3C Monday night, with
Mrs. Isabel Bradshaw in charge.
A ranch party at the home of Mrs.
Florence Lankard was held Thurs
day night for Junior hOsteSses and
servicemen.
Winners of the weekly bridge
tournament Wednesday night were
Corporal and Mrs. NJ E. Hoffa,
combined score in the elementary
group; Master Technical Sergeant
Joe Inman. travelling prize and
mems high: and Mrs. Laura Pro-
how, wOmen's high Mrs J. D.
Townsend and Miss Alberta Han
sen are instructors.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
BRAWLEY YOUTH NAMED
For WEST POINT

Malcolm Edward Ryan Jr., Of
Brawley Thursday was notified
that he had passed the competitive
examination and received Repre-
sentative John Phillips appointment
to West Point. a graduate of Braw-
ley high school with the class Of
l945, Ryan is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Edward Ryan Sr.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Imperial alley Press

Established April 70 1901
Published evenings cNCcyt Saturday
ard Sunday. IN combination with the
Sunday POST PRESS. by tho Imperial
Valley Publishing Cor pany. 625 State
St. Fl Centre Calf
Paul Jenkins Publisher
and President
Member United Press. California News
raUeT Publishers Assn West Holiday
CO... Inc. national representatives
Rates GncludlnC Sunday eoSt Press +.
Single copy. &c. carrier paid-in-a,i-
vance: month 81 90. 3 months
S2.75; s months. - -. YEAR. SO nu
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s.. so: months. 81 80. year. IS nO
Outside OF California, SluO per month
flat.
Entered =; Fl Cculro Calf, post
office AS md class mail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
COURT SETS TRIAL DATES
ON PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY

September "a was set Friday by
Superior Judge Vaughn n Thomp-
son for two trials after pleas of not
guilty had been entered in both
cases. Estelle Hart. inland mother,
will be tried then for neglect of
her two children. and Monico Ponce
will come to trial for the alleged
knitting of Felix .Cardenas in a
BraWley pOolhall
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

Boston \ Bible selection from Matthew
reads In the end Of the sabbath as
Il began TO dawn .. came Mary Mag
Gaicne ana the other Mary 20 sec the
Scpulcnrc And. bcnoid the angel
OF tie Lord descended from heaven. and
came and rolled back the stone from
the door, and sat upon IT. And
the angel said unto the women.
Fear not yc. for know that yc seek
Jesus. which was cruCifIcd He is not
here. for he Is risen. as he said "
Mary Baker Eddy writes in Science
and Health with Key tn the Scriptures 80
Jesus could give his temporal life into
MS enemies hands; hut when his earth
mission was accomplished. his spiritual
life indestructible and eternal. was
found forever the same He knew that
matter had no life and that real life is
God: therefore he could no more be
separated from his spiritual Life than
God could be cNtingulshed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

after IA months service overseas
in England, France, Holland and
Germany, Sgt Edward Dean Arm
strong is home spending a furlough
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Armstrong of BrawIey.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS. Book 4

RED STAMPS. Book 1
Coed through august 81 - O., RI.
So. To. U2.
Good through Septt mber 80 - w
W., x2, W, 70.
Good through October 31-A1, Bl
{ CT, Dl, Ell. FL, Gil. HI. II, il, XII.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp SO good for pounds through
August 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps l, 2, 3 and 4 good indefi-
nitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
SHOE STORE MANAGER
GOES TO LOS ANGELES

NJ Lederman, manager Of Karl's
Shoe Store in FL Centre the last
five years Will leave the middle Of
September to take over the man
agerShip of the company's Los An
geleS store. it was announced Fri
day
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

W. Potts, pastor Church school 10
a. m. Morning worship !! 4 m. Mis-
sjonary Society CIub in charge. Special
music The Five Gospel Harmonzers
and the Morning Star Quar,ettc from
500 to 7-3n y m
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Eighth and Or
ange, Rev. W. r. Allen. pastor Church
school. 9:45 am, Guy Anderson. super
intendent. Morning worship. II O'Clock
Crusaders. $50 pm Evening worship.
7:45 O'Clock; sermon topic, The Lost
Christ"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev Dwight II
Ball. pastor; Union services at the
ange. II am Rev. Dwight H Bali
guest minister
FIRST BAPTIST Orage avenue at 9TH
! street Rev. Charles II BurriU. rastor:
Church school 9:45:. Luther J. Sharp.
superintendent. Morning worship. II.
union service with Presbyterian Church.
RcY- Dwight BAH. pastor First Prcshy-
terrain Church. speaker Ladies' trio
Mrs H. House. Mrs l. Harris. Mrs L.
Fectham Mrs. Larry Fcctham. director
High School B. Y. F. pm. combined
Baptist Youth Fellowship and evening
worship, s O'Clock. Special music. Sing
at close Of evening service.
SALVATION ARMY -635 Broadway. Phone
51l. Major and Mrs. Thomas w. Pipes
commanding officers. Sunday school, 10
a. H.; holiness meeting. II a. m:
Young Peoples Legion. $50 p m: sal.
walton meeting. 7:45 p. m: public
meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
Gay al '.3u +. M Home League meet
ing for ladies'. Thursday from . to 4 p. m
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNAcLE-Tenth
and Park avenue Rev. Kenneth
Schmidt. pastor. Church school. 9:3n
a. m. superintendent. Miss Opal Bea-
We. Morning worship service. 10:45
a. m Special music. Church Orches-
ira. Christ Ambassadors, $50 p. m
Evening Evangeistic service. 7:45 7. m
Special music Church Orchestra.
ST. PA5L's EPISCOPAL South Fifth
street Father Edward Hutchinson
rector. Mass. 10 a. n.
ST. MARY'S CATHoLIc-Fifth and Or
angc streets. Father Dennis Barry
Masses Sunday at and 10 a. m. daily
At S a M.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS (Mormon)-Veterans Hall.
Tenth and State streets. C. A Gardner.
branch president Priesthood meeting. 10
a. m; Relief society. 10 a. M; Sunday
school 10:45 a. m. Sacrament meeting
p. m: primary 4 p. m Monday.
EDWARDS CHAPEL c. NJ. E. Church
First and State streets. Rev. Howard
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

American army engineers have
rehabilitatCd 1867 miles Of rail-
road track in Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

last month to operate q railheJc
supply depot
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

mer Eula Mae Jones OF Imperial
and their son, II months old Dan
ny. PFC Rowlett7 is the son Of Mrs
Phil Mastenbrook of Ell Centre.
Two more Imperial Valley boys
have enlisted in the navy and are
awaiting their call to active duty
when they will be assigned to the
naval training station in San Diego
for indoctrination and recruit
training. They are Zearl James Cot
ney Jr., II. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zearl James Cotney Sr., 534 South
Eighth street, Ell Centre; and Mark
Kingsley BOneSteele, II, son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Bonesteele of Holt
vile.
| T 5th Mary c. Carpenter. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Car
penter Of Ell Centro, is now in
Frankfurt, Germany. where She is
working with the Allied industrial
control council which has taken
| over the Farben industries. The El
| Centro WAC has been overseas five
months
PFC Ted F. Monroe. Heber, is a
member of the 85th Division on his
way home from Italy to undergo fl
nal screening to determine whether
he will return to civilian life. His
| division is the first Selective Serv-
ice division to be inactivated. 1t was
part OF the Fifth army in Italy and
has been restaffed and is now COM
posed entirely of men who have ad-
JuSted service rating scores Of IS
or more.
Gerald Tinkle, painter &c. is in
FL Centre on Is day leave from
Jacksonville, Fla. visiting his wife.
Elsie, at $50 Olive In the navy
since Dec. 4. l941, Tinkle was sta
toned at Dutch Harbor for l9
months. He will report back to
Florida after his leave is completed.
Howard Albert Kelso. torpedo
mans mate third class, of Holtville
is aboard the Santee in the Pacific.
His carrier is said to be the only
carrier to take a loaded Kamikaze
through her top and torpedo
through her side in the same action
without halting operations.
PFC Noel Patterson. Brawley. is
"a member Of quartermaster serv-
ice unit which was reproceSSed at
Camp Cleveland assembly area
command in France, preparing for
service in the Pacific. The unit
moved onto the European continent
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Our Men in Service

mer Eula Mae Jones of Imperial
and their son, II months old DAN
ny. PFC Rowlett7 is the son Of Mrs
Phil Mastenbrook of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
a G. CHURCH SERVICES =

FIRST METHODIST Eighth and owe
streets. Rev Kepneth A Carlson. pas
tor: Morning worship. II o'clock. Rev
Hayden Sears. guest pastor Soloist
Cpl Charles Rhodes tenor Teach Ne
O" Pray" Mrs James Francis organlSt
CHURCH OF CHRIST Seventh and Bright
ton: Morning worship. 1O:i Is Commun-
ION. l. Sermon topic, Fourth Chapter
EphcSanS. Evening WORSHIP $
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject Christ
Jesus The law was given by Moses.
but grace and truth came BY Jesus
Christ This verse from the Book of
John wil he the golden text of the
Sunday lCSsOn-Scrmon on Christ Jesus
in all branches Of the mother church.
the First ChurCh OF Christ. Scientist in
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

Tho pine tree is the state tree
of Arkansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

it didn't exactly take a
war to make buick and
gmc truck owners ap-
preciate their cars and
trucks but most Of them
arc quite thankful that
they had dependable
transportation when the
time came that they
couldn't replace them. it
isn't too early to consid-
er the make Of your next
car or truck. buick will
still continue to make
the best Of the passenger
cars and gmC trucks will
do everything you expect
Of a truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

FoURSQUARE GOSPEL Eighth and Or
ange. Rev. W. R. Allen. pastor: Church
school. 9:45 am, Guy Anderson. super
intcndent. Morning worship. II O'Clock
Crusaders, $50 pm. Evening worship,
7:45 O'Clock: sermon topic, The Lost
Christ"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

PFC. Sol Rowlett has landed on
Okinawa and is looking for souve-
Mrs to send home, according to
word received by his wife. the for
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P abeg geliu Vargai
Skyriu veda Jonas .Jurgelis.
RUSAI LYGQS KARO
KRIMlNALISTAI

Nuernbergo teisme, kur tel
siami naziai karo kaltininkai,
iskeliama mintis kad ir Rusai
butu lygiai apkaltinti uz Eu-
ropinio karo pradejima 1899
metals.
Vokieciu uzsieniu ministras
Ribbentrop sakoma pasiren-
ges iskelti aiksten visas smulk-
menas kaip Stalinas ir Moloto-
vas suvedziojo Britu ir Pran-
cuzu misijas Maskvoje, Rug
pjucio menesi, 1889 metals, ii
pasirase sutarti su Hitleriu.
Tame tardyme manoma at
skelbtas viesai tue laiku, kaip
buvo sutarta Sovietu Rusijai
isiverzti ir uzimti 400 Len
kijos, pavedant Rusams irs vi
So Pabaltijo krasta = Lietu-
va, Estija ir Latvija.
Ribbentrop, atskleisdamas ia
sutarciu pasirasyma Maskvoje,
SUI Stalino ir Molotovo patvir-
tinimu, sake parodys tu ivykiQ
fotografijas ir tikrins, jeigu
jis yra kaltas uz konspiracija
uzpulti Lenkija ir uz kitus ka-
70 nusizengimus, tai nemaziau
tue atzvilgiu yra kalti Stall
mas ir Molotovas. .
Stalinui, dabartineje jo pa
detyje, kuomet jo sveikata su-
nyko, kuomet Rusijoje apsirei-
Ska neramumai, dar iskilimas
siu jo klastu, uz kuriuos dabar
nori venus Vokiecius teisti,
sukels dar aukstesni kraujo
spaudima. Jls dabar norl butt
nuosaliai nuo visko ir pasisle-
pes kur tai ilsisi ir nori sustip-
rinti sveikata.
Xiii pranesimai is Europos
tikrina kad Stalinui pasitrau-
kus is valdyno ar mirus Rusi-
joje neisvengiannai kills nami-
mis- karas tarp stiprios komu-
nistu partiios vadu, kurie no.
ri tureti Sail savo grieztoje
valdzioje, ir galingos raudono.
sios armijos is kitos puses, ku,
ri isauklejo stiprius vadus il
kurie nenori daugiau duoti en-
kavedistams uz nosiu vedzioti
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DU LITERATUROS
LEIDINIAI

Haffkrugo stovykloje susi-
spiete rasytojai-zur n a | S i
rodo dideli veikluma. Nemazu
tirazu isleisti rotatoriumi spaus-
dinti du leidiniai. Pirmasis lei
dinys pavadintas 'Baltija'. Gra-
ziai dali. A. M. simkuno illus
truotame almanache randame: ::
Fausto KirSos, Neles Mazalai-
tes, Bernardo Brazdzionio, Fa-
bijono Neveraviciaus, Aleksio
Rannit, Antano Ruko, Antano
Rimydzio, Jeronimo Cice e n o,
Pauliaus Gaubio, Juozo Kru-
mino ir KIT. kurybos. Visi sia-
me almanache autoriu kuriniai
ligi siol niekur nebuvo skelbti,
Antrasis Haffkrug stovyklos
literatu leidinys pavadintas -
"Gintaru''. Sis taip pat grazia
to paties dailininko papuostas
siuokart be stovykloje gyve
nanciu ir kurianciu yra laba
idomus ir aktualus Povilio Stuo
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ATIDARYTA LIETUVIU
GIMN AZIJA

Daerverdene, prie Rotenbur-
go esancioje stovykloje, kur
,Lietuviai sudaro dauguma, Spa
liu / buvo iskilmingai atidary-
ia pilna astuoniu klasiu gin1-
nazija. Xxi tol veike tik pen
kiu klasiu gimnazija.
Atidarymo proga, atitinka-
mas kalbas pasake gimnazijos
organizatorius ir jos direkto-
RUS ir stovyklos svietimo ko-
misijos pirmininkas J. Vede-
gys, stovyklos Lietuviu komi-
teto pirmininkas Pulk. P. Kut-
ka, stovyklos direktorius F.
Prekeris, tevu atstovas Raku-
tbs ir kit. Buvo pasirasytas
gimnazijos atidarymo aktas.
Iskilme baigta Tautos Himnu.
Stovyklos pastatai yra mu-
riniai, 10 KIN. atstu nuo Ver-
den miesto pietus, bemaz pa
ciame Doeverden miestelyje.
Stovykla pavadinta Marsalo
Montgomery vardu. Stovyklo-
je dar gyvena Latviai ir Estai,
su kuriais graziai sugyvenama,
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San Franciso Siulosi
United Nations Orga-
nizacijos Centru

Is San Francisco isvyko i
Londona to miesto mayoras ir
kit oficialai su pasiulymu pa
rinkti San Francisco nuolatine
United { Nations Organizacijos
buveine. Kaip zinote, United
Nations organizacija ir buvo
fermaliai ikurta San Francis
co mieste praeita vasara.
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$500 L.IETUVIU NORI
STUDIJUOTI

Lietuviu Suddenly Atstovy-
bes ziniomis Anglu-Amerikieclu
Prancuzu okupuotose VokietiJos
srityse yra apie 2050 Lietuviu
studentu norinciu testi auksta-
j moksla. Lietuviu Suddenly
Atstovybe renka zinias aple
Lietuvius studentus. Atstovy-
bes steigs Lietuviu studentq
bendrabucius prie universitetu
Vokietijoje ir >stengsis studen-
tams sudaryti nornalias gyve-
nimo salygas, rinks aukas stu
dentams is Vokietijoje ir XII
tur gyvenanciu Lietuviu, vado-
vaus tautiniam ir kulturiniam
studentu gyvenimui. Atrodo
kad studijavimo sa]ygos Vokie-
tijos bus prieinamiausios. w
sieniuose studijuoti ar a b al
brangu ar sunku lvaziuoti.
(Bus daugiau)
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VOKIETIJAI NERA
GALIMYBIU AT
SIGAIVELIOTI

Prez. Trumano pasiustas at
stovas Vokietija, Byron Pri-
ce, patyrineti tcs Sales pade-
ties, po 10 savaiciu ten tyrine-
jimu sugryzes pranese liudnas
zinias. Americas Xxi siol nu-
matytos pastangos padeti Vo-
kietijai atsistatyti j taikia val
stybe eina niekais.
Prez. Truman pavede Vals-
tybes Departmental, karo ir
laivyno sekretoriams ta rapor-
ta SUI Price sumanymais, kad
jie persvarstytu ir imtusi ko-
kia bus reikalinga bendros ak
cijos.
Price rekomendavo preziden-
tut pirmiausia kad Amerika
panaudotu visas savo galimy-
bes sulauzyti dabar Vokietijo-
je sudaryta keturiu sajungi-
ninku okupantu susikirtima ir
sulaikyma viso darbo koks bu-
tn galina vykdyti.
Bolseviku ir Prancuzu uzsi-
spyrimai trukdyti visa Vokie-
tijos sutvarkyma trukdo eli
ma prize kokiu nors isvadu ir
pastangu.
Paveizdan, nepajiegiama SUI
tvarkyti gelezinkeliu, paste ir
kitu reikmenu veikimo.
Tai yra irodymas ka reiskia
keturiu valstybiu okupavimas
ir padalinimas Vokietijos ke-
turias zonas.
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Rusija bus Sekantis
Americas Priesas

New Yorke pravesta bando-
mi balsavimai patyrimui Ame-
rikos zmoniu nuomones apie
kita kara.
Begyje pastaru 6 menesiu
Amerikieciuose padidejo min
tbs kaslink kito pasaulinio t ka-
ro. Diduma tu SO nuosimciu
pareiskusiu savo nuomone kad
kitas karas neisvengiamas, pa
sireiske kad sekantis Americas
priesas bus Russia.