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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
The DowGgpr'S DOggereI:
As Friends You Greet
Be Gentle and Discreet
Times Photo

THE weH-bred man or
L woman
Will inconspicuous be.
They won't attract attention |
Most unnecessarily.
90 KEEP your voices
~ quiet
And when your friends
you see
Restrain from boist'rous
greetings
They sound quite vuI-
carly.
her goVerneSs the other day.
She looks quite like her mother.
the late Mrs. Timothy NJ.
GOddc, and bids fair 10 be
most attractive debutante - in
five or six years. She returns
10 school in the East after spend
ing the summer here with her
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weadock
today gave luncheon at their
house for Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Hobbs who Will move soon TO
Pasadena. Cal. The Weadocks'
residence In Lewistown road in
Il charming setting for lunch
cons with It's attractive gardens
and wide terrace. Penny Wea-
dock leaves in a couple Of
weeks for her school in the
East
We discovered the other day.
what a charming apartment
Jimmy Chapin has made for
himself on Van Dyke avenue.
He was fortunate enough to
find one Of those garage apart.
mcnts so perfect for a bachelor
and has turned it into an un-
usually lovely abode
We understand that the How
ard Snyders are desperately
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

TN ORDER 10 be cordial
i You do not have 10
shout
You lust attract attention
By calling greetings OUT.
4 QUIET wave W h en-
4 l. eye is caught
Is all you have 10 do
To indicate your greeting:
Glad 10 be seeing you.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
VETS FLY HOME
AFTER We DAY

MIAMI ARMY AIR FIELD,
Miami, Fla.,-Three Negro vets
were among the first group of
overseas returnees to be flown
by ATC back to the States after
VE-Day.
For all three, the climax OF
their lengthy service overseas
was the speedy trip by C-54
transport Of the Air Transport
Command which flew them all
the way from India. After the
usual processing here at ATCs
Miami Army Air Field, they con-
tinued to their homes on fur
Tough.
All veterans of lengthy SER
vice in the building of the fam
Gus Ledo Road in India and
Burma, they are: Private Edward
w. Stephens, of Mobile, Ala
bama; Private First Class John
r. Sims, %, Talladega, Alabama,
and Private Chester A. Turner,
rs, Of Jackson, Mississippi.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

WASHINGTON. D. C-Geuno
charming lady here In Tie Car1-
tai City viii grace q futurs covos
Of Newspic Magazine.
The Warrington bureau Z
Newspic has inflated . War Hor6
Cover Girl Contest in connse-
ton with the Seventh War Lean
Drive. Under the direction u
Sherman Briscoe, chief u NswS-
pics Washington bureau eirls
from is states have entered IL
contest. In addition to having
her likeness appear on the cover
Of Newspic, the girl selling ~
largest amount Of bonds win ~
awarded a large War Bond and
an all-expenses- paid trip 70 New
York City.
The contest got under way 1ast
Monday at the Cover Girl War
Bond Booth that has been erect
ed in front Of the Industrial
Bank at 18th and U Streets, N.
w.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
ROSCOE DUNJEE
MAKES APPEAL FOR
9TH WAR LOAN

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -
Urging that "every Negro in
America during the next few
months place himself beside the
friends of freedom" and bomb
Tokyo with the purchase of War
Bonds" Roscoe Dunjee, president
of the National Negro Business
League, this week pledged the
full cooperation of his organiza-
ton in the furtherance Of the
Seventh War Loan Drive.
In a statement directed to the
War Finance Division Of the
Treasury Department, Mr.. Dun
jee stated:
with the surrender Of the
German war machine we face the
It'll War Loan Drive with cour-
age and dissemination. Victory
ia IT, West Mould cause eyar,
/ sEican eitiSg N ssrNll
more determinedly against tHi
vicious wantons Of the East. Oul
boys are still fighting and dying
out yonder in the Pacific, but
we must place in their hands the
vital tools Of war.
Il want to urge that every
Negro in America during the
next few months place himself
beside the friends Of freedom.
On the home front let us bomb
Tokyo with the purchase of war
bonds. No one in this hour should
forget his individual response
bility. Ask yourself this question
now: Am / giving to the limit
Of my ability to the prosecution
Of the war effort, and the pro-
lection Of those brave American
soldiers who are fighting and
dying on some distant outpost
of civilization Remember this
there is no right that does not
carry with it grave responsible
ties"
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
THE MIGHTY DUKE
TAKES THE AIR
FOR MIGHTY 7th

NEW YORK, N. Y.--The mighty
Duke Ellington, and band, may
be heard each Saturday after
noon, SIS EWT, via the facilities
Of the Blue Network Of the
American Broadcasting Co., in
salute to the Mighty Seventh
War Loan Drive.
The Duke and band have been
playing these special broadcasts
for several weeks and will be on
the air throughout the present
drive. At the end Of each quar-
ter-hour on the air, Mr.. Elling-
ton makes a personal appeal ON
behalf Of the bond drive.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

MRS. @. WAYIGAN BLAKE.
LY, charming wife Of Dr.. G.
Wayman Blakely, presidins elder
Of the Fort Smith district, "A. N.
E. church, wishes to thank her
many friends for the gifts, cards
and letters received preceding
and after the arrival Of G. Way
man, Jr., first child OF the proud
couple.
Mother and son are both doing
well and are at home with Mrs.
Blakely's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Bertram w. Doyle, l7O2 Holman
Street, Nashville 8, Tenn. Mrs.
Blakely is a graduate Of Fisk and
Atlanta Universities and was
librarian at Shorter-Flipper-
Curry college last year. Mother
and son are expected to come tc
Little Rock about July LIST.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
LITTLE ROCK FUNERAL DIRECTOR
BURIED HERE SATURDAY MORNING

Edward S. Hubble, president OF
Hubble Brothers Funeral Homes,
located in Little Rock and North
Little Rock died Tuesday night
in a local hospital. Mr.. Hubble
had been in poor health for sew
eral months, and was confined
to his home after a visit several
months ago to Mayo Clinic.
Mr.. Hubble was known
throughout the country as a
prominent mortician and held
office in the Funeral Directors
Association. He played an impor-
tant part in the community acti-
vities of Little Rock and North
Little Rock. Still young man
when he passed, but he possess
ed a superior knowledge of the
business world that was sought
and accepted by many.
Mr.. Hubble was a member of
St. Phillips Episcopal Church,
and Elk, a 32nd degree Mason
and a shriner. Masonic rites by
Richmond Lodge, No. 2, F & A M
were held Friday night at the
Hubble Funeral Home, 10th and
Cross Streets where the body
laid in state. Funeral Express
sions were at the ST. Phillips
Episcopal Church Saturday morn
ing by the Vicar. Interment at
the Haven of Rest.
Mr.. Hubble is survived by
Mrs. Ada Hubble, his widow and
Miss Mary and Sarah Hubble,
Mrs. Laura West, sisters and
Hannibal Hubble, brother.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

The TWenty-eighth Annual
Bread and Dress Contest of Neg
70 All and Home Demonstration
Clubs Of Pulaski County, was
held in the Library of the Court
House, Saturday.
Club members representing
the following communities were
present: Galloway, Mt. Zion,
Roland, Mt. Aratt, Wrightsville,
Tafton, Rottaken, and Wampoo.
The display included Women's
work garments, house dresses,
made over garments, church
dresses and school dresses for
girls, also parker house rolls,
loaf breads, white and yellow
loaf cakes and cookies.
Mira Ella r. Nicely, Movabl,
School Agent ma Minis Edna G
1Eo nerQn11ta
ton Agent Of Faulkner and Con
way counties, served as Judge,
for the Contest and gave much
interesting and helpful informa'
ton on Home Baking and Cloth.
ing construction.
STATS in War Stamps were
given as prizes to the following
persons: Church Dress, Mrs
Wallace, first; Mrs. Sylvia Hac-
kett, second; Mrs. Lille Ashmore
third. House Dress, Mrs. Laura
Ashmore, first, Mrs. Hattie
Brown, second; Mrs. Alice Nose
ly, third. Work Dress, Mrs. M. j.
Waters, first, Mrs. Alberta Gen.
try, second; Mrs. Blanche Glen,
third. Made-over garments, Mrs
Lille Ashmore, first; Helen Reed,
second. Girls Dress, Florence
Blakely, first; Dorothy Davis,
second; Wilma Rumph, third
Girls Bread, Florence Blakely,
first; Fannie Bynum, second.
Cookies, Florence Blakely, first,
Fannie Bynum, second. Women's
Bread, Mrs. Allie Wilson, first,
Mrs. Hattie Brown, second, Mrs
Nancy Branch, third. White cake,
Mrs. Doris Blakely, first, Mrs,
Lille Ashmore, second, Mrs,
Laura Ashmore, third. Yellow
cake, Mrs. Laura Ashmore, first
Mrs. Hattie Brown, second, Mrs
Nancy Branch, third.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
SEN. FULBRIGHT
MENTIONED FOR
HIGHER POST

Radio commentator, Drew
Pearson gave Arkansas political
big-wigs a new topic for discus
sion when he mentioned over his
broadcast that rumors have it
that Arkansas Junior Senator,
j. w. Fulbright was in line for
an appointment by President
Truman to succeed Edward r.
Stettinius as Secretary of State.
Senator Fulbright was a MEM
Der of the Foreign Affairs Com
mittee while in the House of
Representatives, and received
national recognition for his lib
eral and sound policies for a
lasting peace.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

MISS VIVIAN RAWLS popu-
lar daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
"a. I. Rawls Ills West 2oth Street.
received Bachelor " Music fro11
|sgessa AvFsis satk -. -
Rawls is also a member Of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
and a member of A Cappella
choir. Her majors are music and
French. Mrs. Rawls is attend
ing the commencement exercises
of her daughter and they plan to
visit relatives and friends in the
states Of Missouri and Illinois be-
fore coming home.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
EDWARD ALLEN
P. v. L. MEETS

The Edward Allen Progressive
Voters League held its regular
meeting Thursday night at the
Lafayette Grill, with the presi-
dent presiding. Many topics Of
local activities were discussed,
and plans laid for concrete action
for the future. The league will
announce its next meeting, time
and place.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
BODY OF DROWNED
YOUTH RECOVERED

The body Of Willie Mitchell,
II, 2609'a Spring Street who
drowned in Fourche Creek near
seth and Chester Friday was
found in the creek near where
he drowned Sunday morning
The youths who found the body
gave their names as: w. H.
Thompson, John Hill and Ger
trude Jones. The body was re-
moved to the Dubisson Funeral
Home.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
SCIPIO A. JONES
HI GRADUATES
FIFTY-NINE


The largest graduating class
ever to be held at Scipio A, Jones
High School, North Little Rock
was Thursday evening at 8-l5
p. M.
In this elias were four (4) eve
ming school students: Mrs. Louise
G. Caples; Mrs. Ophelia S. John
son, Mrs. L. V. Rocks and Fred
Bledsoe, and one World War II
veteran, Fred Arthur Glover.
There were two outstanding
features: Symposium, introduce
ed by Frank Clayton, President
of the class. Odessa Bolden, 1st
honor student as Critic. His
origin-Joyce L. Muldrow. His
Chance for Security-Juanita
Terrell. His Response to the
Nations Call-Aretha M. Farr.
His Plans for Security-Ro Robbie
y. Foote. 3rd honor. His Ability
to Face Realities atKerfxe J.
Porch, End honor.
The commencement address
was made by Atty. ]. R. Booker.
AWARDS: Home Economics,
Aretha Farr; Music, Essie Lee
Nash; Readers Digest, Odessa
Bolden. LIST ranking pupil; Bausch
and Lomb Scientific Award,
Catherine Jeweline Porch; Dem
forth Foundation Book Award,
Odessa Bolden, Moses E. Cato;
Perfect High School Attendance,
Requirements, no absence and
no hardness during entire High
School period) Lorraine Jewell
Sims; Football, David Young,
Captain, Ebert Carey, Moses
Cato, Roy Hawkins, John Thur
mcnd; Basketball, (Boys) James
Franklin, Captain, Frank Clayton,
John Thurmond, (Girls) Mabel
L. Collins, Captain, Catherine
Porch, Jewell Sims, Margine
Turner, Ruthie M. Mitcham,
Juanita Mitchell; Track, Ed.
Smith.
Three members of the School
Board were present: r. B. Braw-
ner, Supt. of Schools; DR.. w. M.
Burns, Pres. and J. E. Scott, v.
Pres.
CLASS ROLL: MARCEL Ester
Adams, Cora Lee Afford, Agnes
1nez Armstrong, Dorothy Jean
Berry, Fred Bledsoe, Jr., Odessa
Bolden (l), Ebert Lee Carey,
Louise c. Caples, Frank Clayton,
Norma Jean Carter, Mable Louise
Collins. Moses E. Cato, Mildred
Ann Davie, Edna Mae Downs,
Aretha Marie Farr, Robbie Foote
(3), James Lewis Franklin,
Sabine M. Freeman, Fred Ar
thur Glover, Martha Gould,
Erma Jean Grant, William Henry
Champion, Roy Hawkins, Jr.,
Lois Renetta Jackson, Ophelia
johnson, Virgil Lee Jones, Sus-
annah Mccoy, Flora Lee Mccoy,
Oracle Mae McGraw, Estella
Lucille McKindra, Juanita Oils
Mitchell, Ruthie Mae Mitchum,
Gloria Dean Moss, Joyce LaVerne
Muldrow, Essie Lee Nash,
Catherine Jeweline Porch ~,
Lottie v. Rocks, Essie Mae San
ders, Lucille Barbara Scoggins,
Ed Lewis Smith, Lee Andrew
Simmons, Lorraine Jewel Sims,
Mavis Symelia Smith, Ruthie
Mae Smith, Emma Jean Spence,
Dorothy Ruth Sykes, Juanita
Terrell, Juanita Thomas, Navi
Willie Thompson, John Henry
Thurmond, Margine Laruth Tur-
ner, Tabitha Turner, Betty Joyce
Wade, Dorothelia Washington,
Reatha Mae Watkins, Doris Jean
Wood, Shirley Mercile Wyatt,
Bertha Lee Yarbough, David L.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
ATTENDS
CONGRESS

DIR. EMANUEL c. DYER, pas
tor of historical First Baptist
Church, 7th and Gaines Streets
will represent his church at the
National Baptist Sunday School
Congress when it convenes at
Fort Worth, Texas, June 6-l0.
The First Baptist Church has
supported the Congress and
made representations at its
meetings throughout the years
through its pastor and other re-
representatives.. DR.. Dyer is look
ing forward to big success in
the Seventh War Loan Drive
during the Congress that Is spon-
sored by DR.. Henry Bord, secre-
tary of the Congress.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

Stack clothes as they're ironed ac-
cording to the drawer or room In
which they belong, and reserve a
pile also for clothes that need mend
ing. This eliminates sorting clothes
all over again, and innumerable
steps and seconds are saved.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
Holcus Grass Use

China's long established uses for
the Holcus grasses make list which
reads like modern American plans
for the soybean. China sorghums
furnish fodder, fuel, brooms. mats,
baskets, shelter. food and fermented
drink.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
Lambine Shed

The lambing shed should be clean
and dry. with plenty Of good. clean
bedding Early lambs need good pro-
lection from drafts.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
Fraternal Council Joins Figh
For Anti-Lynching Bill Passagl
Is MILLION Americans
FACE INSECURITY, SAYS
DR.. ". H. JERN|cAN

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Fraterna Council Of Nearo
Churches in America joined the NAACP this week in pre-
ing for signatures Discharge Petition No. to bring ~
Powers Anti-Lynching Bill before the House
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

MR. AND MRS A. RUTLEDGE w. street announce
the marriage Of their daughter Mary Frances Lieut. Felix
MCo u A. Air Forces Saturday. the seventeenth March
1s15 The bride will always be remembered
most popular girls She graduate OF Dunbar High School
completed her college work American University Washington
D. where she received her Bachelor of Science Bust
Administration She is member of the AKA Sorority The
is the of Mr. and Mrs. Felix M McCrory of
Arizona and graduate the University
maored in mathematics.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
Better Juice

On a quality basis. the juice from
small oranges averages better in
flavor and vitamin c content than
does that from larger fruit.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
Church Attendsuoe

Only one In every twelve people
In America attends church regularly.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01

Young. (D First Honor; ca
Second Honor; (3) Third Honor.
Arkansas State press., 1945-06-01
HOME DEM. AND
4-H CLUBS HOLD
ANNUAL CONTEST

The Twenty-eighth Annual
Bread and Dress Contest of Neg
70 All and Home Demonstration
Clubs Of Pulaski County, was
held in the Library of the Court
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CrazioS Lietuvait6S RinkinaS
EKSTRA PRANESlMAS VISUOMENEl

Vasario 20, vakare, Amerikos Lietuviu Misios j
Washingtona Rengimc Komisjos nariai; Oils Karpius
Tysava r Ziuris aaike elefOnu svarba konferenciia
Telefonu suung visi keuri is paskiru mesu kalbeio
81 taip kaip butu visi venoje vetoje.
VykdOmOO KOmitet0 prmininkas Oils pranese log
Americas Letuviu Msijos metu Washingtone rasyto-
jas George F. Elliott r Senatorius Joseph Ball debatuos
mazQ tautu lasves kausima. Tas bus padaryta fimo-
je, kartu parodant r Lieuvos - kapo mazos tautos
grazaus pakimo ir kesejimo vaizdus prizes bolseviku
siverzma ir sunaikinima tos takios, ramios salies
Nutarta paskelbti GRAZIOS LIETUVAITES Kon-
tesla. Mergaite gall butt tarp ir 10 metu amziaus,
LetuvY tevu. gall butt Letuvo karevio dukte bet ne
hutinai. il Washingtone rekalinga atikimui specaliu
apeigiu pirm Misos ivykmo ir lake JOS
Tevai ir gnines siuskit tuojau savo graziu merga-
Giu pamin6to amziaus fotografas LVS Centrui 6s2O
Superior Avenue, Cleveland g. Ohio. Turf butt prsius-
ia veliau Kovo Is.
Komisiios posedyje per telefona paaiskeo kad sa-
rysyje Vasaro 16ta symet net septynu valstiiu -
Illinois, Michigan Ohio, Pennsylvania New Jersey Ma
ryand ir Massachusetts, gubernatOria iseido Letu-
Nepriklausomybes q metu sukakties pazymeiimo
Prokamacas tue uztvirtinant nepfipazinma bol-
seviku oklpacijos ir pavergimo Letuvos.
Paaiskejo kad Chicagoie Vasario 1S, Letuvos Ne
prihlausomybe minint Amerikos Ietuviu Tarybos pa
rengime pirmnnkas Dr. X Drangelis agitavo uz raSy-
mast ant peticiju Prezidentui Rooseveltui
Paaiskeo kad ALT paskutiniame posedvie nors bu-
vO ir griezu usspyrmu ienoruoti r net boeau pasi-
eloti Americas Letuvu Misiios r LVS atzvileiu bet
rimteSnie dalvvia paeme vrsu ir sutkta nekliudyti
items ka drba LietuvOs vadavimO darba utu eera pa-
tirt i'll Dacu fOrmalis pareiskimas tue reikau.)
Tai vra prmas ALT gestas kooperuot SUI Letuvai
VaduOti Saiunga
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:idott ir Sen. Ball DiSkuSuoS LietuvOS k|auSima
LiETUVOS KLAU-
SlMAS LONDONE

Anglijos atstovu rumuo-
Sc buvo iskelta kaltinimas
Churchillui kad jis kartu
SUI Rooseveltu sulauze At
lanto Carterio nuostatus
Jaltos konferencijoje, uzsi-
leidziant Stalinui.
Vienas atstovas jo uz-
klause ar Carterio 2-ras
paragraphs taikomas Len
kijai, Latvijai, Lietuvai ir
Estijai. Tas paragraphs
draudzia uzgrobti kitu te-
ritorijas ir daryti permai-
mas salyje prizes zmoniu
nora.
Churchill pasake jog At
lanto Carteris esas "tiktai
nurodymas, o ne taisykle".
Taigi, Carteris ir toliau
neigiamas.
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KARo ZINIOS

Amerikieciai isiverze j
Two Jima sala, tik $50 my
liu atstu nuo pacios Japo-
MICS salu. IS sios salos ga
Ii bombarduoti Japonija
reguliariais karo lektuvais.
Japonai veda zutbutine ko-
va uz ta sala. Abb puses
mesa zymius nuostolius.
Americas didieji bombe-
rial B-29 tesla nuolatini
Japonijos strateginiu vietu
ir pacios sostines Tokyo
bombardavima. Japonai IT,
kisi Amerikieciu isiverzi-
mo j ju namu salas.
Luzon saloje tesiama uz-
emimas svarbiu vietu ir
priesu naikinimas. Bataan
visai apvalytas nuo Japo-
nu, ir uzklupti Corrigedore
Japonai patys zudosi bio
dami patekti nelaisven.
VAKARIJ frOnte Ameri-
kieciai staiga perejo Mo-
selle upe ir uzeme 10 mics
teliu.
U. S. Trecioji Armija pa.
zygiavo pirmyn link Saal
upes, uzimant 10 myliV
plota.
Britu, Kanados ir Skotv
jiegos taip pat turi pasise'
kimu paskirose fronto da
lyse.
RYTQ fronte bolsevlka
pranesa uzeme 80 mieste
liu ir kaimu Vokietijoje il
is pietryciu pazingejo dal
10 myliu arciau Berlino.
Rytprusijoje naziai pa
siprieSine bolsevikams at
stume JUGS nekuriose daily
sc.
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UESKO 10 BILIJONQ
KREDITU.

Sovietai jiesko Ameriko-
je 10 bilijonu dolariu YER
tes kredito-paskolos. Tas
sukele Amerikoje gausias
kalbas. Maskva nori gau-
ii sau is Americas reikme-
mis- pokariniam atsistaty-
mui po to kai baigsis lend
lease reikmenu tiekimas
karui pasibaigus.
Sakoma, Stalinas pasko.
los klausima iskele paciam
Rooseveltui Krymo konfe'
rencijoje.
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Anglijoje per II menesiu
buvo ruosiama 1000 Ame-
rikieciu specialiai admins
travimui Austrijos kaip tik
karas baigsis. Jie ismoky-
tt Vokieciu kalbos ir ben
dru reikalu sarysyje su
uzimtos Sales tvarkymu.
u. S. kariuomenei pave.
dana teise uzimti HitleriC
slapta bustyne arti Berch.
tesgaten, Bavarijoje, kuo.
met Vokietija kapituliuos
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I'D A R B A /
IR DARBlNINKU zINIOS
IR DARBlNINKU zINIOS

Bus darbu. Harvard uni
versiteto ekonomistas tik-
rina kad po sio karo Ame-
rikos industrijos lures tick
daug darbu atpildymui is
sibaigusiu civiliu reikme-
nu kad j darbus bus imami
kiekvienas kas tik nores
dirbti. Taip bus per bent
du metus.
Skaiciuojama taipgi kad
po sio karo is darbu pasi-
trauks bent 100000 senu
darbininku, kurie iseis i
pensijas arba sociales ap-
draudos globa.
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BALTIJOJE nuskend u S
Vokieciu laivui vezusiam
is Gdynes karo pabegelius,
sakoma prigere 7,700 as
menu.
sVEICARIJA paliuosa-
vo 48O Amerikos ir 33 Bri-
tu lakunus kurie nusileido
sveicarijos teritorijoje ir
buvo internuoti, vykstant
ar gryztant bombarduoti
Vokietija, Italia ir kitas
Asies zemes.
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Vokieciu submarinai vel
pradejo veikti. Jie sakoma
naudoja kokius tai naujus
pagerinimus.
Nova Skotiios pakrasty-
je submarinai paskandino
Z sajungininku laivus, su
jais zuvo 73 vyrai.
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Prancuzijos misija Anne
rikoje uzsake 1SO lokomo-
tivu Prancuzijos gelezinke-
liams. Sis uzsakymas pa
daryta Lima, Ohio. IsViso
P:rancuzija pirks Ameriko-
je 700 lokomotivu ivairiu
didumu ir modeliu.
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u. S. Sekretorius Stetti-
MUS nuvyko j Meksika da-
lyvauti Amerikos valstybiu
konferencijoje, kuri taiko-
ma pakreipti Pietu Ameri-
kos Sails j "triju didziuju"
taikos plano paremima.
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VOIxieciai sakoma turi is
veze apie 100000 Prancuzi-
jos moteru j darbus.
Is Lietuvos simtai tuks-
tanciu Lietuviu isvezti j
darbus Vokietijoje ir pabe-
ge traukiantis nuo bolsevi-
ku pereita rudeni.
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KINIJA .paruosia kita
puse milijono vyru padidi-
nimui savo kariniu jiegu,
laukiant Amerikieciu atvy-
kimo j Kinija pradeti alta
kavima Japonu laikanciQ
uzimtas Kinijos zemes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

u. S. submarinai vel pa
skandino Is Japonu laivus.
Viso jau nuskandinta 10
karo laivu ir 935 transpor-
tiniu ir prekiniu JaponQ
laivu sio karo begiu.
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SAKE MATYTIS SU
ROOSEVELTU

Prez. Roosevelt gryzda-
mas is Jaltos kviete Pran-
cuzijos valdytoja Gen. dc
Gaulle atvykti j Algiers
pasitarimams. De Gaulle
atsisake SUI Rooseveltu ma.
tytis del to kad jis buvc
nepakviestas j Jalta.
Roosevelt del to mustn't.
ne, jis turejo mintyje ap.
tarti nekuriuos svarbius
klausimus.
De Gaulle negerai pasi'
elge, mes kita karta ka
jam prireiks Americas pa
galbos, Roosevelt atsukE
jam nugara.
Aleksandrijoje, E gi pte
Roosevelt turejo dar pasi
tarima SUI Churchillu.
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Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Lai-
w statybos darbininkams
Clevelande ir Lorraine isa-
kyta dirbti So valandas sa-
vaiteje paskubinimui butt
mai reikalingu nlinu slavi-
ku laivu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

Amerika nuo Kovo II,
1911, Xxi gallo 1914 m. per
lend-lease padare islaidu
IS bilijonus dolariu. Dau-
giausia is to gavo Britani-
ia ir po jos Russia. Kinija
stow toll trecioje vietoje.
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Dabar paaiski kad Spa
liu men. Britu submarines
paskandino Japonu laiva,
kuriuo buvo vezami Ame-
rikieciai belaisviai ir zuvo
1900 vyru.