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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Who Hangs Around Bars?
Scribe ExpIodes Myth

never been in this town before
and | want TO do it right. Don't
ask me anything more, I'm hav-
ing party"
There was the Shoreham,
quite place. Perhaps 800 peo-
pie, mostly old folks. A handful
of Navy officers, one or two
Army men.
There was the Statler, very
fancy joint indeed. The room
was peopled all right. Again il
was old guys and old dolls. Four
Waves came in. 1t was like
fresh air.
Along came the Raleigh. 1t is
so close to the office somebody
is going to ask why we didn't go
there first. So what happens?
On Pennsylvania Avenue, of all
places, everybody is in skirts or
is sporting a game leg.
Now that's the way il was.
This might have been a bad
night. But, just off hand, ii
comes out like this:
Perhaps or 2 per cent of the
population in the night clubs
consisted OF Army or Navy or
Marine Corps officers.
Those who were there includ-
ed a neat percentage of guys
wearing such things as three
battle stars from the Pacific
theater.
A good share of the armed
forces hosting a small libation
included Waves and Wacs.
So Somebody's wrong, like
we said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Romeo

ROMEO - Miss Florence Nc
Callum Of Detroit spent the
weekend in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Gray.
Miss Opal Knox returned Sun
day from three weeks visit
with her parents in Des Moines,
Iowa.
The Bridge Club will meet
with Mrs. R. Roy Brooks Friday
afternoon.
Miss Anita Koenig Of Detroit
was the guest of Mrs. Leslie
Perkins, Jr., over last weekend.
Mrs. Stanley Palmer is visit
ing friends in Angola, Indiana
for a week.
Captain Frank F. Moran has
returned to Grille Hospital,
Cleveland after spending two
weeks with his family here.
Mrs. Howard Ostrander will
entertain the Contract Club next
Monday evening at her home on
South Main Street.
The annual meeting and cleo
ton Of officers of the Romeo
Savings Bank was held at the
bank Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Plotzer entertained
the Seven-thirty Bridge Club
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gray
entertained at a dinner party
Wednesday evening honoring
Sergt. William Ostrander who is
home from Fort Benning,
Georgia and Miss Patricia o.
trander who is home from Skid
more College.
Sergt. Alfred Kreuger re-
turned last Saturday from two
years spent in the South Pacific
area to spend thirty day leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Russ.
The Romeo Monday Club met
in the home of Mrs. John l..
Lucas on North Main street last
Monday evening. Emile Ditrich
was the guest speaker and told
about his world travels which
were very interesting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Utica Lady Directs
PTA Council Program
Meeting Is Held
at Wilson School

UTICA - Nj o m b County
Council Parent-Teacher Associ-
alton held its meeting at the Will
son school, Mount Clemens,
Tuesday night, with a most in
teresting program.
Mrs. Leonard Morrison, of
Utica, first vice-president and
program chairman, had as her
speaker, DR.. Charles Eoomis,
head Of the department of Soci-
.ology and Anthropology at the
Michigan State College, East
Lansing. Music was furnished
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
BY TOM REEDY
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL Up
Somebody wrong.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ii Up
Somebody's wrong.
There's a story around this
town that Colonies and Majors
and Captains and Lieutenants
spend all their time messing
around cocktail bars,
Rep. Adolph SABBATH (D-IlD
is one Of the sponsors of the
story. He took fast gander
around one place and reckoned
that there were 10000 officers
who didn't seem to be doing
anything.
So, in this manpoWer short
age, this would be a good time
to put them to good use, he told
tie House Rules Committee.
So. we went out 10 find out.
And, somebody's wrong, like
we said.
1t grieves us deeply TO disa-
gree with Judge SABBATH who is
one of our favorite people. The
judge is hereby empowered TO
call us pronto and object.
This search was not hit and
miss affair. 1t was conducted in
all good faith, and il didn't pro-
duce for a minute any 10000 Of
ficers fighting the war in cock
tail bars.
To make it authentic, we took
along with us a full Pledged
Navy lieutenant who kept say
ing, stop counting me twice
in every place."
There was the Mayflower Ho-
tel, pride of capital town. The
cocktail bar was crowded. There
were two captains. four Waves,
two Wacs (including captain)
and an enlisted man. How could
he afford that IS cents drink?
Well, III tell yo, Mac, he
said, cts pretty stiff but I've
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Richmond

RICHMOND Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lueck of the Hart road
and their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Francis John Lueck of Mount
Clemens are spending the week
with the formers son, Francis
John Lueck, Boston, Mass.
Vincent l.. Fitzgerald of Rich
mond Township has entered the
Ford Hospital in Detroit for OBJ
s walton and treatment.
Henry Breiholz, of Howard
street, remains in critical con-
dition in st. Joseph's hospital.
Mount Clemens. -
Miss Mary Ernst returned or
Sunday to st. Mary's Academy,
Monroe, after spending the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Ernst.
DAVID william, infant son OF
Seaman &c and Mrs. William
c. Schultz was christened at the
services Sunday, Jan. 7, in ST.
Peters Lutheran church of Mutt
tonville. The sponsors were
George Schultz, uncle of the in
FAINT, and Miss Jane Riebschleg-
or of Saginaw. In addition to the
sponsors, Mrs. Schultz entertain
ed at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
GuStave Schultz of this village
and Rev. and Mrs. Albert p.
Knoll of Muttonville. Seaman
&C Schultz was unable to be
present for the christening but
arrived the next morning to
spend two days with his family
here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, = pleasant alkaline mon
acid powder. holds false teeth more
firmly. To teat and talk in more COM
fort. just sprinkle little FASTEETH
on your plates No gummy. gooey, pasty
taste or feeling. Checks plate odor"
(denture breath. Set FAST-ETH az
any drug store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

year-old student, thought. And to
show them just how SILLY" they
were, he appeared at school re-
Gently clad in his sisters clothes
plaid skirt, blouse. hair rib
bon, and everything.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -UD =
Girls looked plain SILLY" run
ming around in boys jeans with
their shirttails Tapping. At least
that's what Billy Turney, H.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

HENRY Il. AMEEL, President
G., r. WALTERS, Vice Pres. and Cashier
NJ. V. ROSSO. Assist. Cashier
RAY NJ. MCINTYRE, Assist. Cashier
GEO. 7. BEDARD. Assist. Cashier
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DINGEs SUNUS

Brendu per kapus Wis palenkdama kryzus tokus uods
Pasiklausydama grunstuose zodziu paskutiniq.
Jieskau pedu krllvinu po granatu isartus gr1odus.
Ak! Sunau! Atsilepk! = IS kapu ar gal grandniu.
Nezinau kokia siena tave paslepe ir uztvere;
Juoda zeme ar kalejimo grotos kios-baisosn.
Gal juodi varnai visa tavo jauna kzauja isgere;
Ar gal is rozemis suzydes, gal sypsosis vaisiuos?
Kapas pasku kappa. tick daug ju tarp ARMY apleistu
Tarp apkasu isartu grebiv, .pailgq, yingiuotu:
Tx pedsakai tik pedos, nrasejes kraujas suzeistu;
Gal r tavo cia buta?. - tarp sauksrnu nesrokuotu
Q, sunau, srnel neishrendu per asaras per kFauja.
Neisskatau grumstuose akmenyje nei kryziuj vardo.
Nors kaupiu ir klaupiu pas kiekViena lavona nauja
nauja.. I.
@ sirdi mano ju zaizdos Wis drasko, iplaso, ardo
Atsepk, sunau uz visus kapus til bent venas yenas
Motinos ses6lyj - uz visas motinas ateinu.
Ir dunksnoju ivisu grabu durissi sienas. asTf1
Kurt atgarsiai Q, klystu!... tafp kapu, kryzu,
akmenu. IN
a...'A Maria AuAssaits.
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Pastabos prie Chicagos
kongreso

CHICAGOS kongreso renge-
jai, kurie tautines sroves prize
to kongreso rengino nekviete,
bet kongresas nutare kviesti
bendra veikima, dar ir po siai
dienai sandariecius yadina TAU
tininkais, nors sandarieciai pa
tys to pavadinimo nenori.
Draugas ir Naujienos, ALT
suvaziavima Chicagojel aprasy-
dami, minedami kongreso is
rinkta komiteta, vel kartoja:
"Is sandarieciu tautininku::'
isrinti tie ir tie.
Jeigu Draugas ir Naujienos
ir kiti ju vienminciai sahda-
riecius vadina tautininkais tai
ia daro arba is savo nezines
arba tyciomis, tu skirtingil
sroviu pasiepimui.
Sandarieciai nori butt san
darieciais, o ne tautininkais.
Su kuo jie tarsis bendram
veikimui Lietuvos vadavilno
darbe, jeigu sandariecius vadi-
ma tautininkais ir nutare tau
tine srove kviesti bendra dar-
ba?
SANDARIECIAI Amerikoje
atstovauja Lietuvos valstiecius
liaudininkus (oficialis Sanda-
ros seimo nutarimas 1926 m.).
Draugo ir Naujienu redak-
toriai bent turetu atsiminti
kad po 1926 metu perversmo
sandarieciu organas Sandara
cia vede valstieeiu liaudininkq
kova prizes Lietuvos tautinin-
kus. (Ne visi sandarieciai su
tuo sutiko, taciau Sandaroje
tiesiog buvo rasoma kad SAN
darieciams socialistai yra ar
timesni negu tautininkai, ir ta
liudija artinnas Vaidylos ben
dradarbiavimas SUI Grigaiciu.)
AUKQ Chicagos kongresui
sudeta, kaip skelbiama, apie
$4,000. Klausimas kick is
SLA Tautisku Centu Fondo pa
imta kongresui paremti. Ar
!SLA Pild. Taryba turi teise be
seimo to fondo pinigus dalinti
Palyginus SUI A. l.. Misijai
ivykusiai Washingtone 'Lapkri-
clio 1924 atsiustomis aukomis
iseitu kad kongresui auku su-
siusta iris kartus daugiau.
Bet reikia priminti stai ka
neutrality-suspicious. visuomenes
dalis per pastarus nepilnus du
metus turejo iris suvaziavimus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07

Iietuvos vadav iTi1o
reikalams. Per 4tuos iris SUI
vaziavimus - New Yorke Va
sario 5-6, 1914, Washfngtone
Kovo 1924, 1945, ir Washing
tone Lapkrr. 1924, 1945 - au-
ky buvo sudeta irgiI apie $780,
900. Delegatu per yisus iris
suvaziavimus buvo per 800.
DARIUS skiriart nuo atlku,
per tuos iris s,ivaziavirilus ir
ju protarpiais Lietuvai Vaduo-
ii Sajunga SUI Ar1erikos Lietu-
viu Misija nudirbo keliariopai
daugiau (pradedant SUI isleidi-
mu "Timeless Lithuania'').
Tautines visuomenes veikla
Lietuvos reikalais buvo palaiky-
mas Lietuvos klausimo gyvu
placioje skaleje tue kritisku
laikotarpiu kai Amerikos w
riausybes .sfe,rose Lietuvos
klausimas buvo kuolabiausia
slopinamas.
Tautine visuomene Lietuvos
byla ware pirmyn ir pirmyn
Xxi davaryta j patti U. S. Kon-
gresa Washingtone.
JEI LVS kurian1e savo Sci
me butu nutarus rengti koki
visuotini suvaziavima Lietuvps
bylai ginti tik kada po karo
pabaigos, Eietuvos byla Anne
rikoje Xxi siol butu buvus pa
voiingai apmarinta.
Kas nors turejo dirbti, air
tautine visuomene dirbo laiko-
tarpiu kuriuo tLietuvos laisves
klausimas turejo labiausia BIZ
ii palaikomas gyvas ir tose vie
tose kur j Lietuvos byla buvo
atkreipta didziausio demesio.
PASTARAME AIM suvazia-
vine Washingtone tautine vi
suomene vel pasiryzo siulyti
ALT pasitarti bendram veiki-
mui Lietuvos klausimu.
Buvo siulyta tam ,pasitari-
mui ir diena: Gruodzio 9.
Kokio zygio imsis dabar Chi
cagos kongrese isrinktas korni-
tetas pasitarimui su tautinin-
kais, nors pats kongresas pa
rode tam gerus norus?
Pirmiau Is ALT yeikeju ir
remeju puses irgi buvo geru
noru, taciau buvo ir nenugali-
mi kliudytojai, kurie prie pa
sitarimo su .tautines visuome-
mes vadais niekaip neprisileido.
DELEGATU skaicium .kon-
greso rengejai jauciasi labai
mes tikejo tureti virs
tukstanti, o buvo TRIMS simtais
maziau. Tam priezastis yra
kad renge Chicagoje ir kad ne
norejo tariffs su tautine srove.
1913 metu Kovo 13 Visuoti-
mis- Amerikos Lietuviu Seimas
buvo kelis kartus didesnis, de
legatu buvo nuo HOO organi-
zaciju, nors SEINE socialistai
nedalyyavo. ......... 4.
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Raso j.. T.-Dirvai is Europos.

RaS0 j. T.-Dirvai is Euro
(Rusiska Islaisvinimo Armija) /,
sutrumpintai vadinama 'ROA".
Daugiau niekas nuo to nepa-
sikeite, tik Lietuvos miestuose
daugiau atsirado uniformuotu
Rusq.
Ka jie LietuvOje veike?
Lietuvoje buve ''ROA" dali
Mai daugiausiai tik "ganesi"
Jie buvo laikomi kareivinese,
gerai maitinami, vaiksciodavo
po gatves, grit uzkabinedavo
zmones ir tt. Tie uzkabineji-
mai ne visada pasibaigdavo ne
kaltai. Nekalbant apie smulk-
menas, pakanka pamineti tik
keleta faktu. Siauliuose viena
vakara jie sukele triuksma ir
nudure Lietuvi policininka, ku-
ris bande sutramdyti triuksma-
darius. Tame paciame. mieste
vienas Uzbekas, supykes ant
kahn ko, puole peiliu praeinan-
cius zmones ir nudure visai at
sitiktinai ten pasitaikiusi ke-
liolikos metu mokini.
Kaune buvo dar ziauresniu at
sitikimu. Viena vakara tapo
uzpultos ir nuzudytos- dvi Lie
tuvaites studentes. Netrukus
pasirode kad tai padare ''Rusu
Islaisvinimo" armijos dezerty-
raj, kurie, atsigane ir. apsigin-
klave, matyti, nutare pasitrauk-
tt is kareiviniu ir veikti "sa-
varankiskai". Toxic dezer-
tyrai Kaune padare visa ellie
plesimu. Tarp ko kita, Nauju
Metu vakara isibrove j viena
.buta, kur buvo susirinke Nau-
ju Metu sutikti daugiau EMO
niu, viska isgrobe ir net mo-
teris isgedino. -. Naktines
zudynes Kaune buvo pasidariu-
sios jau daznas dalykas ir ju
autoriai, pasirode, daugiausia
is kareiviniu pabege Rusai.. si-
tokiu budu zuvo ir zymus Lie
tuvos teatro rezisierius J. Mon
kus.
Bet ne vien tuo budu "Islais-
vininmo Armija" Lietuvoje pa
sizymejo. Juos ir Vokieciai
siusdavo j Lietuvos. k a m u s
kaip baudziamuosius burius. I
valsciu, kuris budavo perma-
zai atidaves Vokieciu reikalau-
jamu duokliu, Vokieciai nusius
davo kokia kuopa Stu Rusu If
pavesdavo jiems ''daryti kra-
.tas". Ma, jie ir darydavo. Jie
zinoma, nei mokejo nei more
jo paziureti ar ukininkas yra
vykdes, ar visai 11evykdes, rel
kalavimus: jie plese tiesiogine
to zodzio prasme viska ka tik
rasdavo, pas visus ukininkus
is eiles. Tokia kuopa nuvykus
j yalsciu apsistodavo ten ilges-
niam laikui. Arr jie ka nors
surinkdavo savo ''darbdaviams"
Vokiecians, sunku pasakyti,
kadangi jie ten isikure ir prisi-
plese ukininku turto, is atm
tu javu imdavo Varyti degti-
ne if girtuokliauti. .Varo deg
tine, geria, dainuoja Stalinis-
kas dainas ir terorizuoja Lie
tuvius ukininkus kad jie esa
Vokieciu salininkai. Bet pie
sia ju turta uz tai kad jie ne
atidave pakankamai duokliu Vo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07

"Jei didieI neregai laiku neprareges, bus pastaty
tas klyzius tik mls, Letviu, tautniam gyveninul
bet taip pat visai Europai If Anerikai. Peis kirlo
pausto tevas ir nokyojas Salinas yra taip astrus II
toxic iguduso bdelo rankose kad siaden niekas ME
kls negali jaastis saugus."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07
rganizavo is j4 kariuome-
- Vlasov0 kariuomenes

AAOSAoAIos ldu SdIlCC ISL
vaizduoti, kokia buvo padetis
ukininku tuose valsciuose, j
kuriuos toxic savotiski bude-
liai budavo nusiunciami. zmo-
mes kreipdavosi pagalbos net ir
pas Vokiecius, jiems tiesiog
statydami klausima, kaip SUI
prasti sita padeti, keno gi da-
bar valdzia - Vokieciu ar boil
seviku? Vokietis nustebes klau-
sia, ka reiskia toks klausimas.
Kai jam ina aiskinti, kas da-
rosi, tai netiki. Ne, sake, tai
negali butt, tai yra istikimi
musu kareiviai. -. Ir kas gi
juos ten supras, kodel taip da-
rosi! Gal Vokieciai tycia taip
zmones baudzia, o gal jie is
tiesu kvaili. Bet kaip ten be-
butu, o kenteti teko Lietuvos
ukininkui.
Visur tas pats
Teko paskui matyti ir Va
karuose tu Vlasovo arnijos da-
liniu. Cia jie, nors ir vadinosi
"Rusijos islaisvintojais", bet
Vokieciu buvo atsiusti kovoti
prizes Amerikiecius, prizes Ang-
lus, prizes Prancuzus. -. Ir
jie ejo. Jiems Wis tick. Gal
manytum kad jie tik jieskojo
progos pasiduoti Sajung i n n
kams? Nieko panasaus! Vie
tos zmones siuto kad ten, kur
Vokieciai jau budavo pabege,
tai tie Rusai laikesi Xxi pas
kutiniuju. o blogiausia tai kad
jie civiliniu gyventoju visai
neskyre: jiems Wis wien, ar tai
buvo Vokieciai, ar Prancuzai
gyventojai - jie plese, terori-
zavo ir net zude lygiai VENUS,
lygiai kitus. Jie visur jaute-
81 esq, prieso zemeje. Ju mega
lejai suprasti, ar jie uz boise
vikus, ar uz Vokiecius, ar uz
ka nors kita eina. Komandos
jie laikesi Vokieciu, bet tu pa
ciu Vokieciu gyventojus, kur
tik pasisuko, skriaude, kaip di-
dziausius priesus.. Ten, kur
Vokieciai skaitesi priesu zeme-
je, paw, Prancuzijoje, Rusai
gyventojus terorizavo nei kick
ne maziau, kaip ir Vokiecius.
Daugelis is ju Wis delto pa
teko j Amerikieciu ar Prancu-
zu nelaisve. O tada jie buvo
pakankamai gudrus tuojau nau-
ia giesmele uzgiedoti. Tada,
neziurint to kad jie kartais il
giau uz Vokiecius nepasiduoda-
mi kovodavo, daugumas suge-
bedavo itikinti sajungininku ka-
rininkus kad jie yra tikri So
vietiski Rusai, Vokieciu paimti
per prievarta, jiems tiktai ga
dine reikala, o dabar laimingi
esa isvaduoti ir tuolau nori sto-
ii raudonosios arrnijos pulkus,
kurie ir cia, vakaruose, buvo
organizuojami. Ir ka gi? Daz-
mas toks, buves trejeta metu
istikimu Vokieciu tarnu, pie
ses ir zudes .Vokieciu vardu
uzi1ntu krastu gyventojus, ta-
po raudonosios ar1nijos karinin-
ku ir pradejo isnaujo.
ghF
Vienoje stovykloje, kur bu-
vo patalpinti ''i tevyne' per
prievarta grazinamieji civiliai
Rusai, kuriu tarpan buvo pate
kes if keletas Lietuviu, girde-
jau toki pasikalbejima tarp So
vietisko '..virsilos" ir Sovietis-
ko ''leitenanto":: "Tai kan Tu
dabar leitenantas? 0 man ne
nori pripazinti virsilos laipsnio?
AS j nelaisve patekau tik per-
al ir jau raudonojoj arnlijoj
.turejau serzanto laipsni 0 tn
Aaua pasidavei? Manai kad as
nezinau kad tu jau nuo AZ me-
tu nesiojai Vokiska uniforma
ir buvai 'Sturmfiureriu'? Tu
man cia perdaug neissistatyk!"
Leitenanto atsakymas tam
fsxy;rSs1o;,, b,,x,o y,oy,y.o q r O g
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GenerOlO VlasOVO ArInija HeMvoje
Voecai Rusus belaisvus prma badu arno paski orgar
ne. -fVlkas Wis miska sziuriA 'vlasovo poitika.
darbeia.

ne. -fyMkaSs Wis ! mis-
darbeliai.
(Pabaiga is pereito mr.
Uniforma vokiska, bet kas
po ja?
Vokieciai blogi psichologai
Jie galvojo tikrai Prusiskai: jjei
tik yra kornanda tai If viskas
tvarkoj. Jie aprenge buvusius
raudonarmiecius uniforma, pa:
nasia j savo, ir jau name kad
tai jau tikri "naujosios Euro
pos kariai''. 1stikruju daugu-
mui tas persirengimas buvo tik
prien1one issisukti is belaisviu
stovyklu If pereiti ! kareivines
kur ir maisto duodavo CANA ge.
ro l(tuoj visi .atsigane geriau
negu civiliai Lietuvos gwen.
tojai!), ir aprengdavo, If silta;
laikydavo If ! sunkius darbus
1leyarydavo. Bet nei Vokiecir
1lei ju skelbiamos' ''naujos Eu.
ropos'' draugais iie nepasidare
Priesingai, Vokieciams jie blu.
vo pilni neapykantos. Ju kal.
bos Vokieciai nesuprasdavo bet
tiztat mes, mokantieji Rusiskai
daznai nugirsdavome ka jie kal.
ba ir galvoja. Ir gatve eida-
mi, ir sargybose stovedami jie
is Vokiecip tyeiodavosi, juos
keikdavo. Tas tai tick to. Mes
stik klausydavomes ir sypsoda-
vomes kad Vokieciai prisigami-
no sau tokiu "talkininku". Bet
isgirsdavome mes is ju pasi-
kalbejimk ir kitokiu dalyku.
HPasirodo kad jie ir j Lietuvos
gyventojus ziuri su neapykan-
ta. Jie ziuri j mus kaip krau,
80 istroske plesikai. Mes jiems
atrodone 'pergerai gyvena",
mes cia visi Lietuviai - "bur-
zujai", kurie dar per trumpai
pazino Sovietiska roju. If tie
siog atvirai kartais issigere SUI
kaudavo gatvese kad, girdi, ME
ko, sugrys dar Sovietai, iskrap-
stys tuos burzuazinius lizdus
Kodel gi jie taip ,kalbejo? +?
Labai paprastai. Jie per Is
metus prate prie savojo "ro-
jaus" nebegalejo be pavydo
n1atyti kad Lietuvoje zmones
palyginti daug geriau gyvena.
Tiesa; Lietuvoje tada jau ne
stilyginamai blogiau gyventa,
.negu prizes kara, bet Rusu
.aki11ls visvien tatai buvo dar
pergerai. Ir jiems eme piktas
pavydas, jie neiskesdavo nepa-
sukave kad ateis laikas kada
mes jus "apvalysirn" -.
Tad kildavo klausimas - kas
81 tai per znones? Tai zmones
ktirie pilni tik neapykantos,
kuriu morale jau visai suga-
dinta. Jiems nieko nereiskia
|lysti | Vokiska uniforrna ir
drauge pasilikti cekistais.
Atsirado 'sR @ A"
Paskui Vokiski laikrasciai
pradejo rasyti kad atsirado toks
Generolas Vlasovas, kuris or
ganizuoja jau nebe wien Ukrai-
nieeiu, bet visu 1'Rusijos tautu''
arInija, tikslu isvaduoti Rusija
lis bolsevizmo. Tai irgi vienas
. is neiaisvem paimtu Rusu ka-
rininku, bet jau gudresnis.
Koki tikri Vlasovo summary
mai, ne taip jau lengva at
ispeti. Galimas dalykas kad ir
,jis toks pats sveidmainis kaip
ir dauguna jo kareiviu, bet
gal jis ir istiesu norejo pasi-
naudoti proga bolsevizmui Ru-
sijoje iluversti. Atrodo kad
Hitlerio salininkas jis nebuvo.
Bet NUNS, Lietuviams, bel XII
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07
Ka jie LietuvOje veike?

Gabriela .Mistral, Gle {Pie-
tq tllnerlkos) zymi poete, pri-
pazinta l945 r11etq Nobelio do
-vanus lain6toja literatHroje,
Isl pQete gyYena Rio de Janet
ro, Brazilijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07

(Rusiska Islaisvinimo Armija) !,
sutrumpintai vadinama ''ROA".
Daugiau niekas nuo to nepa-
sikeite, tik Lietuvos miestuose
daugiau atsirado uniformuotu
Rusu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-03
DINNER ARRANGEMENTS TO BE MADE BY GROTTO

Plans for the annual mid-winter dinner party will be made at a meeting of Zindah Grotto tonight at o'clock in the Grotto rooms. Masonic Temple. Monarch Ray- mond E. Snyder will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-03

does come fairly close. In general, on typical wage grades, the with holding after January 1 will take out trifle more than the actual tax shown by the tables for those wage scales.
 For example, a single man with out dependents, earning $35 week the year around, will owe $260 on his l945 wages If he files the with holding receipt and lets the Gov ernmcnt figure his tax. Under this years withholding rates, his em- ployer will have held back only $23920, and this man vii have to pay the difference, or $2080, on March IS.
 NEW RATES
 Under the new rates this mans employer will hold back $5l0 a week instead of the old $4.60. At years end, he will have paid $265 20 against tax of $260, and can claim refund of $520.
 Or consider a married man with no dependents except his wife and a wage of $55 week. This year his employer withheld $6,20 week, or $322 40 in all, which lacked $55 60 of covering his tax (taken from the table) of $378. Next year that mans employer will hold back $740 a week. At the end of the year, in- stead of having to pay $55.60 in q lump sum, the worker can claim refund of $6.80.
 The worker whose withholding is going to be lower is the one with several dependents For illustration, let's take a married man with three children, or other dependents in ad- dition to his wife. He earns $75 a week. His income tax taken from the table for l944 is $297. and it probably will be the same for l945. This year his employer has been withholding $660 8 week, or $343 20, so that he now has over paid his tax by S4620, for which he must apply and wait. Next year the deduction will be only $5 50, or $291.2 for the year. If he uses the tax table, he will owe $5.80 on March l5.
 These three examples typify the fact that the new withholdings, whether they take slightly more or slightly less than the actual tax computed by the table. come much closer to keeping taxpayers accur- ately paid-up than the 1944 with