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The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-18
cENSoRlNG ATROCITIES

The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Association better and more briefly known as the
Hoys office, has code Of morals for movie enter
toinment The code is concerned with such things
as the cut of Miss Jane RusseIPs movie gowns or
the flavor Of Mr. Humphrey Bogort's movie dialogue.
Il sets the pattern by which all but one Of the major
studios tailor their product
Currently there is c. o.controversy between the Hays
office and Irwin Shapiro producer Of documentary
film called I'VE Accuse" This is q film record OF
the Khorkov trial Of Nozi criminals, complete with
evidence Of their crimes. The controversy was over
whether such picture should be made to ft the
pottern Of the production code.
The Hays office has pointed out that the hour
Iona film shows 81 separate scenes Of otrocty VIC
Tins and that Of these scenes ore repeated 1t
tokes unobroge at spoken line represented as ex-
pressing the Nozis' ottitude toward Russian civil
ions: "Let them bury their own dead and be
Damned" Except in rare instances, dialogue which
includes such words hell or damn doesn't get the
code seal of opprovol)
So the code seol has not been granted I'VE Ac.
cuse" in it's present form. This means that Mr. Sho-
piro can't show it in theoters controlled by MPPDA
members - which are most Of the oountry's leading
movie hOuseS Mr. SnOPlrO says ne VIII OOOk Ue uI'-
offered film in independent theoters.
Probably the Hays office can make good case
for itself and its inflexbIe code, which is designed
to see that movie entertainment is harmless to NOR
os and delicate tostes. 1t might soy that there is
enouoh unpeosontness in the world without show
ina it on the SCREEN and that swear words and GER
toiny strong doses Of wars atrocities are not for
movie-qonq women and children. And we might
oeree part woy
Certainly we don't think otroeity pictures are
pleasant sights for anyone. But we are convinced
that they happened, and to women and children as
decent and innocent os the noviegoers whom the
production code protects. And we don't think the
Hoys-office policy Of bland nnocuousness should
suppress any documentary evidence against the en-
emy whom we have just defeated
Newspapers and newsreeIs (which don't come
der the Hays office jurisdiction have not lodged the
unpleasant duty Of picturne that evidence, evidence
so important thot General Eisenhower summoned
congressman and editors to Germany to see small
sample for themselves.
1t would be eosier and pleosonter to forget it all
and not scar our own ond our chiIdren's minds with
remembrance But it might be fotol. So we do not
think thot young or old should be impeded from
posing themselves to the full impact Of this wars
record Of horrors.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-18

Ribbentrop was a scoundrel.
-Reichsmarshal Hermann Goer-
ing.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-18
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD-Now it's The

Chin.
Having successfully exploited
The Voice, The Body, The Legs
and sundry other sections of the
anatomy, Hollywood turned its
attention today on Charles Kor-
win, young fellow with a chin
cleft that looks like bomb cra-
ter. In fact, it is too bad Baby
Leroy had to grow up. He could
have hidden from w. c. Fields
in the Korvin cleft.
Maybe you saw Korvin in his
first picture, in which he was
starred, Universal's "Arsen
Lupin Returns. The ladies have
been swapping him with fan
mail ever since.
But il wasn't only the Korvin
chin which had Universal exec
utives patting themselves on the
back after the films release.
The studio had found a new ro-
mantle star and the reward is
co-stardom with Merle Oberon
In her next Universal picture.
There was, however, great
CONSERVATION at Universal the
first time executives saw The
Chin on the screen.
People won't believe it," one
big shot told Korvin. They'll
think that cleft is a scar. Better
have 1t fixed up with plastic
surgery. You'll look more 70.
mantle"
RUNS IN THE FAMILY
korvin refused. saying:
My father had a cleft in his
chin--my grandfather had one
and my great-great- grandfather
had one. They did all right with
the ladies and so do l."
Being curious about such un.
important things, we interview
ed The Chin today in front of
his shaving mirror. How he
shaved with that miniature
Grand Canyon in his chin with
out looking like he had been on
Tommy Dorsey's balcony. had
been giving us sleepless nights
ever since we saw "Arsene LII
pin Returns"
We are happy 10 report,
though, that 1t was a bloodless.
untricky chore.
Charles korvin - real name
Geza, born in Czechoslovakia
and raised in Hungary-tried to
crash the screen six years ago.
But no one would have him.
Casting directors said he sound
ed too much like Charles Boyer
and looked too much like Cary
Grant. He even tried to get a
job as cameraman-he had
worked for a news syndicate in
Spain photographing the battle
action during the seige of Ma
drid. But he couldn't get a
union card.
Hollywood agent Charles K.
Feldman finally saw him in a
Broadway play, Dark Eyes"
put him on salary and paid his
expenses to the west coast to
take screen test. Universal
gave him a test and a contract.
THERE'S A MRS. X.
Yes, ladies. he's married. His
bride is Helena Fredericks.
whom he calls Lena" She was
an understudy and assistant
stage manager of the stage show
Dark Eyes" in which he star
red. But the romance didn't
start until they met one night at
the Stage Door Canteen in New
York.
He was was hing dishes.
sweeping up the place and do
The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-18
. m HOLLYWOOD

ing odd Jobs Lena official Korvn to drive the Caneen sta
shopper markeer for the her. Dates and
Caneen. One night she drafted wedding bells followed
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More Personals
Continued from Page 81

\COnC1nueQ from rage ~
Miss Mona Sheets, now employ
ed in Maryland, spent the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Sheets, at Obids
Corp. William A. Nichols, who
is stationed at Paris Island, S.
c., visited friends and relatives
in Maryland, this past week.
Mrs. Dean Mcmillan and daugh-
tiers, Patsy and Dorothy Dean,
spent the past week visiting Mrs.
Mary Hafer at Hickory.
Visiting Mrs. Jim Gambill,
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs,
Jack Carr, who are en- route to
Idaho. Mr.. Starr has just re-
ceived his discharge and is re-
turning to his home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wilkins are
attending the All club calf sale
in Asheville this week.
Mrs. Leila Denny, of Jefferson
has gone to Charleston, w. Va, tC
spend the winter with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Edwin Duncan and Mrs
c. A. Thompson, of Sparta, visit.
ed Mrs. B. E. Reeves, last week
Miss Irene Hall, of Winston
Salem, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Hall anc
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Mrs. Ca1lbill Has
Ashe WOman's Club

The Ashe county Woman's club
met last week at the home of Mrs.
Jim Gambill, and was we'll at
tended by the members and three
visitors.
A program, under the direction
of the program chairman, Mrs. A.
B. Hurt, was given on the ways
and means of securing recreation
for youth. The constitution of the
club was also discussed during the
meeting.
Following the business and pro-
gram, the hostess, Mrs. Gambill,
served delicious refreshments to
her guests.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. r. G. Barr.
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Mrs. B. E. Reeves.

Mrs. B. E. Reeves.
| Mrs. j.. G. Hoyle, who has been
spending sometime with her sis
tier, Mrs. Reeves, has gone to Chi
cago to visit Mrs. A. V. Forte and
Mrs. Lafayette Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Woodruff
land daughter, Carol Ann, have
returned to their home in Brook
lyn, N. Y, after visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Wood
ruff, of Nathan's Creek.
Mrs. Sam Davis and children,
and Mrs. Hoyle Stringer returned
this week from Kingsport, Tenn,
where they spent several days
with friends and relatives.
Miss Grace Little returned this
week from Forest Hill, Md, where
she visited relatives and friends
for few days.
Mrs. A. H. yCrowell, Mrs. R. B.
Knox and Mr.. Joseph Knox, of
Newton, visited relatives in the
county during the past week end.
Misses Madeline Paisley and Ru-
by Parsons, formerly of this coun-
ty, now employed in Maryland,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Canter,
of Portsmouth, Va, over the week
end. While there they also Wis
tied Norfolk, Ocean View Park
and Virginia Beach.
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many relatives and friends for
their expressions of sympathy
and kindness in our bereavement,
caused by the death of our son,
Cpl. Herbert H. Gentry, who was
accidentally killed in France on
September %.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gentry
and Family.
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Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop If
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitiS is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creornulsion
which goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and eXpel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you bottle Of CreomulSion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allayS the cough, per.
hitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (AdvO
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Mrs. B. ID. Barr
Hostess To Group

Mrs. B. D Barr was hostess to
the Woman's Missionary Union OF
the West Jefferson Baptist church
last week at her home.
The group opened with the
hymn, LEAD On o King Eternal"
Mrs. F. c. Nye led the devotions.
Mrs. Quessenberry very ably dis
cussed the topic for the month,
entitled, Investing in Tomor-
rows leadership"
A delightful social hour fol-
lowed, during which Mrs. Barr,
assisted by Mrs. Coleman Payne,
served delicious refreshments.
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Sunshine Club
Holds Meeting

The Sunshine Sewing club met
on Tuesday, October 9, at the
home of Mrs. Reid Sturdivant
with a good attendance. In addi-
ton to the members present, a
number of visitors were there.
After pleasant session spent
in hand work of various kinds,
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
The next club meeting will be
held Tuesday, October %, at the
home of Mrs. Dean Mcmillan.
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charge of the program, the topic
of which was doors Which None
Can Shut"
Also on the program were Mrs.
Norman Duvall, who spoke on
women in the Working World,
and Mrs. Sharpe Shoemaker, who
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Stur-
divant on the guitar.
Mrs. Levern johnson made q
report to the group on the dis
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WOMAN'S SOCIETY
TO MEET TONIGHT

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Jefferson
Methodist church will meet to-
night at 7:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Chas. H. Srnithey.
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MAJOR BARR is CALLED
BACK TO FORT BRAGG

Major Roger Barr, who recent
ly arrived home, after many
months of duty overseas, has been
called back to duty at Fort Bragg.
He was expected to be here I'M
til the completion of his 30-day
leave.
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trict conference of the society
which was held in Newton.
In addition to the members,
one visitor, Mrs. Scruggs, was
present.
Following the meeting, the hos
tess served refreshments during
the social hour.
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Mrs. Jack Rhodes
Hostess To Group

The Woman's Society of Chris
saan Service of the West Jeffer-
<son Methodist church met We'd
s2neSday, October 10, at the home
'ssof Mrs. j. C. Rhodes.
Mrs Reid Sturdivant was in
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-18
MISS GRAPHICAL NAMED
AS COSTUME DIRECTOR

Myrtle Dean GRAPHICAL, mem
Der of the Junior Glass at the
Woman's College, is in charge of
costumes for the Play-Likers pro-
duction of Blythe Spirit, to be
presented Saturday night at the
college.
Myrtle Dean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. GRAPHICAL, has beer
active in the Play-Likers for
sometime.
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ToIluOo
I!A77M 1oJ p9!qdIns!q uoqIeo Q2!M
p94e7Il S! u!eI5 poIo1S 'poHoIls
-7p HUeo!4oeId seM u!eI5 I9q4o
9I!qM sHA97M 10 9oIJ SEM p755eq
pue ues7I7O Q4!M p74e7I4 Juicy
Hlunoo uosdmeS no u!eI5 p7oS
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raj chevrons on sleeve, 4th Army
patch on left shoulder, left lower
pocket contained deck of cards,
lower right pocket contained can
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Classified Ads

FOR SALES registered Here
ford cows, 4 years old, heifers
and l bull calf, 4 to 6 months old.
See E. A. Ray, Central Hardware.
1O-18-1tp
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LOST-Around Sept. 20, a
Hereford bull yearling, white
faced with horns; weight $40 lbs,
of wild nature. Anyone know
ing of his whereabouts. please
write or see w. R. Brown, Parker,
N. c. 10-18-1tp
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of Prince Albert tobacco. Owners
name, Virgle Blevins, on inside.
Finder please return to Skyland
Post. 1O-18-1tp
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WANTED-One or two lots in
or near West Jefferson. See or
write w. A. Oliver, West Jeffer-
son, N. G. 10-18-2tp
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|Nathan's Creek
Club Holds Meeting

The Nathan's Creek All club
met at the Nathan's Creek school
on October 4, at which time the
following officers we're elected:
Maxine Dixon, president; Hugh
Blevins, vice-president; Helen
Jones, retary-treasurer: Vel
ma Jones, program chairman;
Ruth Cope, reporter; and Sally
Shepherd, song leader.
Also on the program were Miss
Dorothy Fennell, assistant county
home demonstration agent, and
L. E. Tuckwiller, county agent
Plans for the coming year were
made by the group.
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Pecans furnish generous
amount of fats and protein, and
also B vitamins, together with
small amounts of iron and calci-
UNI.
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LOST-Army coat, with corpo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
LEND-LEASE PRA-
MGINTAS, IR Tx
kARO REIkALAMS

Washingtone, Kovo 13,
Atstovu Rumuose priimta
tarimas pratesti lead-lease
dar metams laiko, taciau
su aiskiu pazymejimu kad
"tik karo reikalams'. Xxi
siol po lend-lease priedan-
ga Americas geru naudojo-
81 tulos kitos salys, ir So
vietu Rusija ypatingai, ku-
ri net viskuo pralobo ir SUI
stiprejo tick kad gall pa
grasinti paciai Amerikai.
sio karo metu lend-lease
virSijo jau 36 bilijonus do
lariu,
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KOMUNISTAI PRI-
MIAMI | SVARBIAS
VIETAS. KODEL?

Washingtone iskelta ak
stem jog Harry Hopkins.
artimas Prez. Roosevelto
patarejas, pravede panaiki-
nina draudimo komunis-
tus priimti j aukstesnius
karininkus, ir j visai slap
tas konfidenciales valdzios
istaigas bel vietas.
Hopkins pavadintas BAL
tuju Nanny Resputinu', ku-
ris pasitarnauja komunis-
tams.
Komunistu laikymas ka-
70 istaigose issauke tyrine-
jimus. Maj. Gen. Donovan
tardomas kodel jo Strate-
gisku reikalu rastinese pri.
laikomi komunistai tarnau.
tojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
AM. L|ET. M|S|JA SUS|RENkA
KARO ZlNIOS

Pranesimai is Paryziaus,
IS vakaru fronto Kovo Is
q. skelbia apie tolesnius
sajungininku laimejimus-
praslverzus per Reino upe,
uzimta jos ilgesni plotai ir
tas palengvina Amerikie-
CLANS pereiti. upe tose vie
tose kur nera tiltu.
Reina perejo vienu tiltu
ta konferencija ir apie SUI
rejo susprogdinti, bet di-
namitas nesprogo ir tiltas
liko sveikas. Tas pagelbe-
jo Amerikieciams praplesti
savo veikimus uz upes, ir
zymiai palengvino kariavi-
ma.
Americas kanuoles bonn
barduoja Ruhr sleni SKIER
sal upes.
Rytu fronte, Rusai uz-
ene Kuestrin, tuomi atsi-
darydami kelia j Berlina.
Rusai perejo Oder upe, ir
taip pat baigia uzimti Bal
tijos pakrascio uostus.
Pacifiko fronte, Ameri-
kieciai isiverze j Mindanao
sala, antra .didziausia Fill
pinu grupeje.
Two salos uzkariavimas
tesiamas.
Americas lektuvai smar-
kiai atakuoja Japonijos in
dustrinius centrus panasiai
kaip daro Vokietijoje.
Sostine Tokyo bombar-
Quota 300 B-29 bomberiu
paliko Japonams atdara
pragara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

New Yorke veikianti or
ganizacija Freedom House
atlllete komunistu poiltis-
kos sajungos $4,000 dovana
skirta Wendell Willkie pa
minklo fondui. Tai komu-
nistams nubraukta nosis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

ARMIJA per sekancius
3 menesius gaus visus ka-
riuomenen paimamus Wy
rus tarp Is ir 20 metu am
ziaus, mes armijos eiles ap-
retejo musiuose, o karo lai-
vynas laikosi savo pilnu-
mole.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

HITLERIS savo kalboje
Kovo II skelbe jog "sajun-
gininkai, apsvaige pergales
orgija" pasiryze sunaikinti
Vokieciu tauta, issauke ju
tarpe toki fanatiska pasi-
priesinima kad Vokieciai
kariaus Xxi ju priesai "pa-
vargs ir dar gall butt su-
triuSkinti".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
PREF. ROOSEVELT,

San Francisco konferenci.
ia vaziuodamas, zada pa.
keleje tam tikruose mics.
tuose pasakyti kalbas apie
ta konferenciia ir apis su.
tarimus Jaltoje.
San Francisco konferen
CHA atsidarys Baland. rs.
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Washin9tone, D. c., kovo 1914
Americas LietuViq MMjw Darbany Remit
AukOS CauSiai PIaukia, kaS Daugiau?!
Dariaus-Gireno Postas Chcaqoj Aukojo $25o.oo

Cerc
ZuB
is
sita r
gaeEu AmaiAs j.
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-Minkstos ANGLES darbi-
ninkai pradejo streikavimo
balsavima, ka tarp ju pra-
yes Macdonald Darbo Santi-
kiu Taryba. Balsuos apie
100000 maineriu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Tik yakaru frOnte

Tx vakaru fronte nuo
pradzios isiverzimo Pran-
cuzijon, sajungininku ka-
riuomenes paeme 20 gene
rolus nelaisven, kit 18 zu-
vo musiuose, tuomi suma-
zinant naziu gyneju skai-
ciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
VARZYS MAISTO
VIENNA KITUR

Karo Mobilizacijos Dire
ktorius Byrnes sake, bus
imamasi grieztu budu kon-
troliuoti maisto isvezima is
sios Sales kitur, mes neku-
RE gerasirdziai valdininkai
uzmirso kad ir Americas
zmonems reikia valgyti.
Kontrole nelies miltaris-
kiems reikalams maisto, ta-
ciau siuntimas dovanu
Europos Sails bus suvarzo-
mas, mes tas labai atsiliepe
j maista paciu sios Sales
zmoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Mirgu Marga
Ras D <ugis Mugis.

Ray <ugis Mugis.
BIZ olc6 Nations
konferel. 90 o> ". Francisco
mieste, kdS dS,1l 81 g. 'andzio
rs, norma F>so A 30, >uk-
so Vartq Konn0f,>.se> mes
tue vardu vadinafP '~1 y in
eiga j ta miesta. s.. vardas
gall tapti labai simbolingas jei
konferencija nuties tvirtus ir
teisingus pagrindus pokariniam
pasauliui, kad zmonijai nebe-
reiktu pergyventi kito baisaus
karo.
Taciau, jei 81 konferencija
nepakels balso uz Lietuvos, Es-
tijos ir Latvijos laisve tai sios
tautos ja greiciau mines kaip
Pragaro, ne Aukso VartQ, kon-
ferencija. Jei bus nusilenkta
Rusu imperializmui tai pokari-
mis- pasaulis bus tas pats seno-
viskas, kur stiprusis teisus.
Americas Lietuviu orga-
nizacijos privaletu bendrai su-
sideti ir kiekvienam "Aukso
Vartu Konferencijos" atstovui
iteikti memoranduma, kuris
pasaulio sazinei primintu ne
teisinga likima kuris nekaltai
Lietuvai, matyti, skiriamas.
Srovemis susiskaldzius musu
politine vadovybe ar sugebes
tai padaryti?
R
PASAULIUI teko palyginti
Triju Didziuju Jaltos konfe-
rencija su Siaures ir Pietu
Americas valstybiu konferen-
CHA surengta Meksikos sosti-
neje. Cia neEuvo nei dideliu,
nei mazu, ir jokia valstybe ne
sirenge savo silpnesni kaimy-
na apiplesti.
Meksikoje, pasirasyta taip
vadinama Chapuetepec'o Su-
tariffs, kuria visos valstybes
pripazystamos lygiomis istaty-
muose ir kuria kiekviena pasi-
zadejo gerbti kitos nepriklau-
somybe ir sauguma.
Jaltoje gi apie Pabaltijo sa-
lis buvo nutyleta, mes, matyti,
taip meska norejo, su Len
kais ir Jugoslavais pasielgta
taip kaip Maskvai tiko. Kodel
toks dvasinis dvieju konferen-
ciju skirtumas? Atsakas ais
kus: vienur konferavo isitikine
demokratai, kitur isimaise
diktaturinis aitvaras. 0 su
aitvaru, sakoma, neik obuo-
liauti.
NEW YORKO Pasaulineje
Parodoje buvus Karaliaus Jo-
gailos statula bus perkelta
New Yorko vidurmiescio Cen
trail Parka, ir ten zalgirio mu-
sio sukaktuviu proga (Liepos
15) atidengta. Tos ceremoni-
jos primins Lietuviui ka jo
tauta Kittens dave. Lenkai
savinasi ne savo.
NEPILNAIS daviniais, G.. V.
Baltramaitis surinko vardus 312
aukstesniQ karininkQ Lietuviu
Americas kariuomeneje. Divide
simts sesi ju jau padejo gyvy-
bes uz Amerika ir jos kilnius
principus.
Nera abejojimo, Sis sarasas
nepilnas, mes vienam zmogui
sunku Americas Lietuviu kare
dalyvavima pilnai nuvaizduoti
Baltramaicio pastangos turetr
.paskatinti sukurima tam tikros
organizacijos kuri siuo klausi
mu nuolatos energingai dirbtu
Tai istorijos darbas.
PREF. ROOSEVELT,
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ARGENTINA sug.

Americas respublika uni
ia, kuria apleido du meme
siai atgal. Argentina tik-
raj nenusistovi ir viena is
visu respubliku vakaru pa
saulyje yra nesukalba.
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Senate iSkelta sumany-
mas kad Amerika, Xxi dar
karas tesiasi, sustiprintu
Xxi auksciausio laipsnio sa-
vo salas Alaskos vande-
nuose, kad karui pasibai-
gus Maskva neimtu kistis
ir .trukdyti to stiprinimosi.
Pastebeta kad Russia at
eityje gall butt vienatinis
stipriausias priesas Ame-
rikai Pacifiko vandenyse.
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Institute, w. Va. - Pa
sibaige streikas sintetinio
gumo darbininku, kuriu
buvo sustreikave 100 ir XII
tus 800 priverte streikuoti
del sulaikymo anu darby.
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Is FIorencijos, Italijos,
pranesa kad tame mieste
Vokieciu uzstatytu minQ
sprogime uzmusta 1000 gy-
ventoju.
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$4,000 neteks darby. IN
dustrialistas Henry j. Kai-
ser pareiske kad apie 49,
600 darbininku jo vakari-
nio pakrascio laivu staty-
bos dirbtuviu bus paleis-
tt is darby pasibaigus val
dzios kontraktams.
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NOri streikuoti. Boston,
Mass. - Naujosios Angli-
jos audinyciu darbininkai
pradejo balsuoti uz strei-
kavima jeigu nebus jiems
pakelta mokestis. IS Fall
River, New Bedford, Le-
Wiston, Biddleford ir kitu
vietu pranesa jog ten vien-
balsiai pasisakyta uz sire
kavima.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - West
inghouse Electric & Mfg.
Co. pranesa kad savo dirb-
tuvese jau prieme i darbus
$500 $40 karo veteranu ku-
rie paleisti pc pasveikin1o
ar siaip ir gall dirbti.
Greensburg, Pa. - 22O0
darbininku Walworth Co.
karo reikmenu dirbtuvese
sustreikavo protestuodami
kad kompanija atsisake
moketi atostogu pinigus 70
sugryzusiu dirbti karo We
teranu.
Hollywood. Cal, sustrei-
kavo $4,000 unijistp filmu
studiiu amatininku if me-
chaniku.
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Eden, Anglu uzsieniu Sc
kretorius, uzgiria atidavi-
ma Rusijai Karaliauciaus
miesto.