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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Polio Victim Mourns
Loss OF His Pet Dog;
Police Promise One

Cloyce johnson, who is victim
Of polio. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
W. Jackson, 1902 Rankin Drive
will spend a very unhappy Christ
mas season unless his dog, Prince
8-nnonths-old brown and black Ger
man police dog is returned to him
az an early date.
Prince, who is valued above al
most everything else to his master
has not been seen since Dec. 9TH,
when he either strayed or was stol'
en- from his home. City police Of
ficers have been asked to keep a
lookout for the dog and to ask that
anyone with information Of him to
notify his master.
Prince was wearing a brown
leather collar with brass trim and
a license tag, when last seen.
So, in order that Cloyce may
have a happy Christmas, dog,
prefably his own dog, Prince.
must be at his side next Tuesday,
and to make this possible Phil
Parish, night desk sergeant of the
city police department is guaran-
teeing that he will have dog.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Exercise For A Fresh Look sss,sn
Bv ALICIA HART

Practical shortcuts to beauty are
as important to the busy home
maker as they are to the career
girl who has a minimum OF time
to spend at her dressing table. A
rapid beauty fresh-up routine was
developed by Jinx Falkenburg.
star of meet Me On Broadway"
during the last four years when
she spent a great deal Of time
trouping for the USO.
The same simple exercise that
Jinx used to get the kinks out Of
her muscles, after a prolonged trip
on a "bucket seat'' Of plane, is
wonderful for necks and backs tired
from too much tipping or ironing.
Stand with your feet apart and
60 completely limp with arms,
shoulders and head hanging In
Raggedy Ann fashion. Flop your
head around until your TX feels
completely relaxed. Continue down
the line and roll the shoulders, flip
the arms and hands, bend Imply
at the waist and let your body
flop from side to side, shake each
[leg loosely, twist your ankles ano
wiggle your toes.
Last of all, stand against a wal
and flatten your back, hips and
shoulders until they are in line.
The small Of your back should be
pressed as flat to the wall as you
can get it, to keep your hips
tucked under where they belong
Now that your posture is good,
you'll feel the swifter circulation
carrying away the fatigue, and the
whole business didn't take longer
than five minutes.
For fresh makeup, when speed
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
PERSONALS

Lieut.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Grain
ger, Jr., who have been visiting
Lieut.. Grainger's parents at their
home in Montclair, N. j., are ex-
pected to arrive this morning for
Christmas with Mrs. Changers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. White.
Miss Eleanor Willetts, student at
St. Mary's School in Raleigh, has
arrived to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Willetts at their home, Wil-Hsr-
Dale in Glen Arden.
Cadet E. L. White, Jr., student at
Georgia Military Academy, will
arrive today to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. White Of Oleander.
Miss Emma Bellamy William
son, who has been spending some
time in New York city and Phila-
delphia, has returned to her home
on Market street.
Bill Head, Jr., student at North
Carolina State college, Raleigh,
has arrived to spend the Christ
mas season with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Head of Greenville
Sound. He will have as his guest
over the holidays his cousin, Rob-
ert James, first class petty officer,
USNR, who is now stationed in
Cuba.
Miss Barbara LeeuWenburg, stud
ent at the University of Georgia,
Athens, will arrive today to spend
the Christmas holidays with her
parents.
Miss Charlotte Sprunt, a senior
at Sweet Briar college, Virginia.
will arrive this morning to spend
the houoayS with her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Alex Sprunt at their home
on Chestnut street.
Misses Lillian and Mary Bellamy,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
II. Bellamy, who are spending the
winter in New York city, will arrive
this week for the holidays.
Miss Phyllis Haar, a student al
Eastern Carolina Teachers col.
lege, Greenville, N. c., will ar
rive today to spend the Christina
holiday with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. M. H. Haar, 2O5 North
Fourth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Commission Grants Bell
Power To Buy Exchange

RALEIGH, Dec. 49, up With
the approval of the State Utilities
Commission, the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Compa-
nv has purchased for $4,000 the
Gardner Telephone company, an
exchange serving the town OF
Gard er and surroundings reas IN
Wake and Johnston county.
Charles z. Flack, CHIEF clerk OF
the Utilities Commission, said a
petition filed by Southern Bell in
dictated that extensive improve
ments would be made to the Gar
ner exchange. Present rates are
to retain in effect until February
6, 1916. when they will be raised
slightly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Marian Martin

This wrap-around frock, Pattern
s487 takes you through the day
looking and feeling SO trim! Easy
to make, it's double breasted, can
be made with or without tie belt.
Pattern 9487 comes in sizes ID,
1e, 10, 2O;T32 "a, So. 80, 40, ~. Size
IS takes IL yards 35-inch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Wilmington Star
News, 173 Pattern Dept, P. o. Box
1854, Station o, New York II, N. Y.
Print plainly SIZE AND STYLE
NUMBER, YOUR NAME, AD-
DRESS, ZONE.
The Marian Martin colorful Fall
and Winter Pattern Book is yours
for Fifteen Cents more! All easy
to-make styles! ALSO - printed
right in the book is page of COM
plete directions for you-an access
series set: hat, jerkin and hand
bag.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
M ISIS Bridges,
Major johnson
To Be Married

The wedding of Miss Matte Belle
Bridges, daughter Of ]. c. Bridges
of Long Island, N. Y, and Major
James Troy johnson, Army Air
Corps, son of J. J. johnson and
the late Maggie Octavia johnson
of Wilmington, will take place this
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
at the First Baptist church in Will
nington.
No invitations have been issued
but. friends Of the couple are cor
daily invited to attend.
A reception will be held i'm
mediately following at 1906 Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
EX-CONVICT DENIES
KIDNAPPING, KILLING
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

SAN JOSE, Calf, Dec. 18-tP)-
Thomas H. McMon1gle pleaded In
nocent to charge of kidnapping
15-year-old Thora Chamberlain to-
day before Superior Judge William
F. James, a few minutes after the
Santa Clara county grand jury had
returned an indictment against
him. He also pleaded innocent to
a second count of childstealing.
The court fixed January "A al
the tentative trial date and set NC
Monigle's bond at SIS, 1000. Inc
prisoner was returned to Saf
Quentin prison where he had been
held in security custody:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Ouatemalian Ambassador
Returns Home On Visit

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. -(P)-
DR.. Edwin j. Kyle, ambassador
to Guatemala, is leaving here
Thursday to spend Christmas with
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Baker, at Memphis,
Tenn.
DR.. Kyle disclosed his plans after
reporting to President Truman and
the State Department on conditions
in Guatemala.
From Memphis the ambassador
will 60 to New Orleans to attend
the Sugar Bowl football game. He
will leave New Orleans, Jan. 2, to
return to Guatemala by plane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Woman Named President
OF Big Department Mart

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. - up -
Robert j. Nc Kim, president Of the
Associated Dry Goods Association,
said today Miss Dorothy Shaver
would succeed Walter Hoving as
president of Lord and Taylor, Fifth
Avenue department store which the
Association controls.
Nc Kim said selection of Miss
Shaver, first vice president of Lord
and Taylor since 1887, marked "the
first time woman has headed a
department store as large as this. -
The store, his office said, does ap-
|proximately 100000 business an
nually.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Miss Moore,
Mr.. Sisson
Complimented
Bridal Couple Of January
Feted BY Mr.. And Mrs.
Maurice H. Moore

. Miss Alice Borden Moore and
her fiance, William E. Sisson,
whose wedding is to take place
he first week in January, were
honored on Saturday evening when
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moore en-
tertained at their home, 104 South
Fourth street.
Around forty friends Of the bridal
couple were invited for cocktails
A. $50 o'clock. The home was
attractively decorated with red
.nd white carnations and tall rec
tapers carrying out the holiday
motif.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
ENGLISH VERSION

LONDON, Dec. 18-tR)-The Vat
lean Radio said tonight that an
English version of Pope Plus KITS
message to the College of Card
inals on Christmas Eve will be
broadcast on wave length BLOC
meters Immediately following the
Pontiff's talk scheduled for 5 PM,
Eastern Standard Time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
BLAST INJURIES TROOPS

ROME, Dec. 18-R)-A dispatch
from the Italian news agency
ANSA said munitions dump near
Trento blew up tonight, injuring
a number Of British soldiers pass
ing in a truck and shatteriHg all
windows in the adjacent villages
of LAWS and Gandolo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
Buffalo Mayor Raises
State OF Emergency

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 18-tR-
Bufalo's mayor tonight ended a
state of emergency, brought on
the city by record-breaking biz
card, but an embargo was clamped
on all freight movement, including
military shipments.
Mayor Joseph j. Kelly proclaim
ed the emergency Sunday night at
the height of the storm that stopped
today after heaping 68 inches OF
snow in the area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

small fry in the
toy stores are
o u S h i n g each
other around to
buy tricycles at
S 5 4. S 0 thinking
a kid has to
have an electric
t r a in TIL I S
year, getting SC
e x c j t e d over
t h e mechanical
toy sh o r t a 6 e
that a store in
New York Seri.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
NAZI YOUTHS HELD

DUSSELDORF, Germany, Dec.
49, up Eleven German youths
between Is and 10 were arrested
last night after two-hour gun
battle with British Military Police
and German civil police. Some of
the Germans, suspected of car
rying out recent robberies, were
wounded
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

ously advised its customers to
camp on it's doorstep if they want
ed the new toys.
Have we forgotten that kids
don't expect expensive and elabo-
rate gifts from Santa unless the
grownups put such ideas in their
minds, or encourage them when
they get such ideas from their
playmates?
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
CHURCHILL TO 1rcr,

ao no stD Dec. l8-a-rhs y.
o o1n Star Salo today that Wi1 .'''
n @onth iec T1"l' d leave E. to '' '.s
States States 500 soon after psrli ;ns gnitsa
1ourns for Christmas Dao Ne En- ID.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
SCHOOLS CLOSED

ANDERSON, Dec. 18-R- All
city schools were closed in Ander-
son this afternoon for the Christ
mas holidays, one day early be-
cause of the flu situation in An
derson county, Supt. Mark F. Haw-
thorne announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Egg whites whip best when thew
are room temperature-about 70
degrees F. 1t is wise to remove
them from the refrigerator an hour
or so before whipping.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

When mother and baby 60 visit
ing, it's good idea for mother to
include a waterproof pad in baby S
kit for diapers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

Pointed furs are not as service
able as natural ones but Will WIN
stand good cleaning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19
BY RUTH MILLETT

Have we grownups completely
forgotten what makes a happy
Christmas for children?
It looks that way. Parents OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-19

BUY U. s. VICTORY BONDS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
Lietuva Nepripazino Jokiu Okupantq
Realus Lietuviu Bokotas Visokiu Moblizaciju
Raso VAINIS DAINORAS Specials lakas svedjos

Specials laiskas Dirvai is svedijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

ir spauda, bet visi Lietuvos
vyrai pasiliko miskuose kurie
nespejo is Lietuvos pasitrauk-
ii. j.
Kai baigesi karas su Vokie-
ciais, Vilniaus radio pradejo
savo klastinga Maskvos uzsa-
kyta skalijima: "Vyrai, karas
baigesi, jokiu mobilizaciju dau-
giau nebus eikite is misku dir
bti lauku darbus ir reikia at
kurti nuniokota 'tarybu' Lietu-
val" Bet gudrQs Lietuviai Ii
no klastos sauksma ir NKVD
nagano kota. Ir Xxi sios die
nos Vilniaus radio skalija kad
Lietuvos miskuose pima patrio-
tQ partizanu, kurie naikina boil
seviku kariuomenes vienetus ir
ginklu puldami trukdo "tarybi-
nj darba".
Ir jie budes is gimtuju goju,
kol ateis valanda islaisvinti is
kruvinojo buriatu jungo Lie
tuva!
stai suglaustai as daviau
vaizda kaip Lietuviu tauta, VIE
nintele taip uzsispyrusiai boi-
kotavo visokiose formose oku-
panty skelbiamas mobilizacijas.
Tai dar vienas irodymas kad
ia mazute sena, kilni tauta ne
pripazysta jokiQ okupantu ir
nori patti kurti savistovu, lais-
va, nepriklausoma gyvenima
ne bolsevikiskoje diktaturoje,
bet laisvoje demokratineje Lie
tuvoje!
Svedija, Rugs. Is.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
GEN. PLECHAVICIAUS
ARMIJOS ISTORIJA

Matydami Vokieciai kad ivai-
rios ju gudravotos vyru mobi-
lizacijos formos: savisaugos
daliniai, karininku ir puskari-
ninkiu bel jaunuoliu mobiliza-
cija, statybos batalionai, Flug-
vaches ir KIT. nepadeda, suma.
ne "zvejoti" vyrus dar viena
"Svelnesne" forma.
Lietuvos generolui Plechavi-
ciui pavede savarankiskai SUI
mobilizuoti Lietuvos kariuome-
mes dalinius Xxi 10000 vyru
pacios Lietuvos apsaugai, mes
bolsevikai jau is Rusijos stu.
me Vokiecius. Lietuvos srities
saugumo Vokieciu generolas
Just, kalbedamas pirmiems
Gen. Plechaviciaus suorgani
zuotiems daliniams iskilminga
pareiske: "Uztikrinu kad jus
busite panaudoti savo karinin
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
Raso VAINIS DAINORAS

! ku vadovybeje tik Lietuvos ze-
mems saugoti!" Lietuviai tue
jo pazadu patikejo. Visose Lie
tuvos apskrityse suorganizuo-
tos komendanturos, vadovau-
jamos Lietuviu karininku, bu-
vo perpildytos savanoriais. Lie
tuviai, matydami atgal gryz-
tant "raudona lavina" pavergi-
mui krasto, masiniai puole mo-
bilizuotis, mes savo vadovybe
jau organizavo. Ejo vyrai, pa
like imones, istaigas, ukius,
kad kovotu prizes bolsevizma ir
gintu savaja zeme Lietuva.
Triumph laiku savanoriu j va
dinama visu "Plechaviciaus ar
mia" prasoko net leista ka-
riuomenes kontingenta. Tuo-
jau Vokieciai is Gen. Plechavi-
claus pareikalavo dar $4,000
vyru Rytus. Lietuviai pama-
te kad nori jiems merit kilpa.
Vietoje saugojus Lietuviu ze-
me, Vokieciai Lietuvos vyrais
norejo paspirti jau griuvanti
Werhmachta ir kai jau pacia
tauta issiurbe ekonominiai, SUI
tue Gen. Plechavicius nesuti-
ko, tai j Vokieciai su jo stabu
arestavo ir isveze.
Kaip Lietuvos armija greitai
buvo suorganizuota taip il aki-
mirkoje ir pabiro po sodybas
ir miskus. Lietuvos laukuose
uzsislepe gi daug ginklu. Net
paties Gen. Plechaviciaus su-
nus parvaziavo j Skuoda slapta
sunkvezimiu pilnu ivairiu gin
klu. Vokieciai gudravodami
kviete buvusios ''Plechaviciaus
armijos" karius rinktis is mis-
ku ir atiduoti ginklus. Bet
kvailiu nesirado lysti j Gesta-
po nagus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
ARKIV. SPELLMAN
| ROMA?.

Nekurie speja kad New Yor-
ko kataliku arkivyskupas F. J.
Spellman gall tapti TRIUMPH lai-
ku kardinolas Vatikano valsty-
bes sekretorius prie Popieziaus
Pijaus XII. Toxic gandai eina
is Romos.
Bolsevikams uzvaldant Eu-
ropa ir ten katalikybe naiki-
nant, Vatikanas jaucia reika-
Ia daryti tam tikrus didesnius
zygius, ir atmesias sena poll
tika laikyti visa Kataliku Baz-
nycios valdzia Italu rankose.
Daugeli katalikisku Sally pa
vedus Stalino kontrolei, boise
vikai ten naikina katalikybe
visu smarkumu. Baznycia te-
ra nepaliesta Ispanijoje, Portu-
galijoje, Airijoje, Anglijoje ir
katalikiskoje dalyje sveicari-
jos. Romos baznycios galva
pradeda rupintis rasti uztari-
mo katalikybei siaures ir Pie
tu Amerikose.
BRITU karo virsininkai oku-
pacijos zonoje sio menesio be-
gyje pradejo gabenti atgal i
Lenkija 100000 Lenku pabege-
liu. Isvezama ju po 5000 per
diena.
Ar neims ta daryti Britai ir
SUI Lietuviais pabegeliais esan-
ciais Britu zonojo> Vokietijoje?
NUO 1941 METALS Vokie-
ciu bombardavimu Maskvos,
Lenino lavonas is paminklinio
mauzoliejaus isvezta toll Sibi-
ra, kur slaptai laikytas. Tx da-
bar tapo parveztas atgal Mas
kva ir padetas atgal j mauzo-
lieju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
LIETUVIAI NEAPKENTE
RUSU IR VOKIECIU


Tuojau kiltu klausimas kodel
Lietuviai boikotavo talkininka-
vima Vokieciu kariuomenei -
gal Lietuviai daugiau simpati-
zayo bolsevikams, kaip kartais
kas net pabrezia. Ne! Lietu-
vial yra komunizmo arsiausi
priesai, bet netoleravo ir Vo-
kieciu "isvaduotoju" todel kad
Lietuvis Zinc: jokiam okupan-
tut nepadeti. W ka padeti, kad
visa valdzia Lietuvoje turejo
naziu "rudieji buliai" Taigi
Lietuvis tvirtai moka ginti sa.
vo reikalus ir nenori talkinin-
kauti kitu reikalams. Ir tokiu
budu ia priverstina vyru mo-
bilizacija Vokieciams nesiseke
juokingai isrode kad visame
apskrityje pasitaikydavo sumo
bilizuoti 5 ar 10 vyru. Ypaciai
savo kietu pasyvumu pasizy-
mejo Zemaitija.
Tuo paciu laiku Vokieciai
puolesi sumobilizuoti ir Lietu-
vos gimnaziju vyresnius moki-
MUS bel abiturientus. Kiekvie-
mas baigias gimnazija jaunuolis
buvo ipareigotas stoti j taip va,
dinama "Reicho Darbo Tarny-
ba" ar kariuomenes prieslektu-
vine apsauga. Buvo paskelbts
kad nei vienas jaunuolis mega.
les stoti j augstasias mokyklas
universitetus kol neatliks "Rei.
cho Darbo Tarnybos". Cia sa.
vo tautos sunams padejo dau
gumoje patys Lietuvos ,gimna
ziju mokytojai. Vokieciams
spiriant pristatyti. visus jau
nuolius mobilizacijos punktus
mokytoju taryba anksciau kiel
isegzaminuodavo abiturientus
isduodavo jiems brandos ates
tatus bel laikinus pazymejimu
ir taip jaunuolis "iseidavo
miska" (kaip buvo priprast;
sakyti), ir tie nepatekdavo
Vokieciu rankas.
1913 metu pavasari Vokiecia
bande suorganizuoti vyrus
vadinamus ''statybos batalio
nus, kuriuos ketino naudot
inzinerijos tikslams uzfronteje
Bet kai suzinojo kad tie "sta
tybininkai' taip pat pateko
Rytu fronto pragara, tai ir til
; tuoj subirejo. "Statybininkai'
pradejo miskais gryzti namon
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LIETUVIAI EME SLEPTIS
MIsKUOSE

Kada raudonosios masses ban
dos antru kartu krauju nulie-
jo Lietuva ir frontas trejetui
menesiu prizes zemaitija susi-
lake ties Siauliais, patys Lie
tuviai Plateliuose ir KIT. susior-
ganizavo, DR.. Jono Steponavi-
claus ir kitu inicityva, j Lietu-
viQ savanoriu batalijonus prizes
tevu zeme uzgrobusi raudona-
j mara. Lietuviai ir vel kau-
tynese pasizymejo garbingai
sulaikydami bandas Mongolu
masses. Bet buvo jau pervelu.
Pakrikus Vokieciu kariuomene
nesilaike, tai saujele nariu Lie
tuviu savanoriu negalejo atsi-
laikyti prizes milziniska, lavina
einanti raudonaji mara, kur su
gyvybiu skaicium nesiskaito-
ma. Ir taip Lietuvos zeme Spa
liu 10 d. 1914 metals galuti-
mai buvo raudonuju gauju uz-
plusta.
Antru kartu uzgrobe boise
vikai Lietuva, pradejo dabar
masiniai mobilizuoti tarybu''
vyrus kovai prizes nazius. Mo-
bilizavo nuo Is Xxi 65 m. am
ziaus. Bet ia ju "misija" ne
vyko. Lietuvos vyrai isejo
gimtosios zemes miskus. Isejo
ne tusciom rankom, o ginkluo-
tt! Dabar -jie jau turejo pa
kankamai uzsleje ginklu. Ii
bolsevikai nesumobilizavo Lie.
tuviu Xxi SUI Vokieciais karo
pabaigos. Nors veike komjau-
nuoliai ir NKVD ir saude SUI
gautuosius, nors Sauke radio
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Lietuv0s Klausimas Staiga
Iskeltas Aiksten

Spaliu 10, dideji Americas
spauda, SUI maza isimtimi, net
nuostabiai reiksmingai paskel-
be Amerikos Teisejo Jacksono,
Vokietijos karo kriminalistu
teismo mario, pareiskima kad
trys Pabaltijo salys - Lietu-
va, Latvija ir Estija cir tulos
kitos tautos" - nepripazysta-
mos Sovietu Rusijos savastimi.
Per ilga laika Lietuvos var
das buvo visiskai uztylimas,-
tikrumoje nuo Jaltos konferen-
cijos, kada buvo prikisama kad
Roosevelt ja visai pardave Sta
linui. Taip skelbe tie kurie
buvo susirupine ia paslaptinga
tyla ir palikimu Lietuvos ir
kitty sovietu pavergtu Sally boil
seviku isnaikinimui.
Kurie nepaise apie tas sails
ir tik trosko "draugiskumo" su
Rusija ir "pastovios taikos''
neziurint kuria kama, tie net
venge prisiminti apie tas iris
valstybes, tikedami kad tyleda-
mi ir palikdami jas bolsevikams
patenkinsia Stalina. 80.
Kaip tik Teisejas Jackson
prabilo apie Pabaltijo Sails tue
pat ir Americas spauda paso-
ko ta klausima kelti, diskusuo-
ii, net pirmuose puslapiuose
dedami didelius antgalvius ir
rasydami ilgus redakcinius -
vienas tokiu telpa Shame nume-
RYE SINE pusl.
Pc suirusios Londono konfe.
rencijos, Americas spauda pa
sirode drasesne - patyre ne.
nuraminama bolseyiku apeti.
ta. Bet tas dar nereiskia kac
jau Lietuva ir tampa laisva.
NUNS dar reikia deti daue
pastangu kad Lietuvos klausi
mas taptu ne tik vienu-kitu at
veju paminimas, bet kad butt
Americas vyriausybes politik'
grazinti 'Lietuvai laisve, kali
Prez. Roosevelt prizadejo.
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LENkUS NAIKINA
LIGOS

Americas spauda patiekia
ziniu apie liudna Lenku tautos
likima. Paveizdan, vienas pra-
nesimas is Varsavos sake, kick
naziai nepajiege Lenku isnai-
KNIT, ta letai bet tikrai atlie-
ka visokios ligos, kurios siau-
cia Lenkijoje.
Kas menesi, sake, po 10000
Lenku mirsta nuo dziovos. Is.
mire vietomis visi kaimai, il
dziova Wis plinta. Is apie 25
milijonu Lenku gyventoju, su.
virs 100000 dziovos susirgi.
mu uzrekorduota tik nuo Sau.
sio Xxi Rugpjucio siais metals
Lenkijoje siaucia viduriu Sill.
tine ir demetoji siltine.
Kas menesi raportuojama pc
aple 100000 Slflllu uzslkretl-
mu. Nuo tu ir kitu ligu Len
kai nyksta sveikatoje, mirsta,
krinta tukstanciais.
Lenkijoje terra apie 5000 gy.
dytoju, apie 5000 is ju tar
nauja kariuomeneje. Prizes ka.
ra Lenkijoje tureta $4,000 gy-
dytoju.
Kadangi Lietuva pergyvena
tuos pacius okupantus priesus
ka ir Lenkai, reikia tiketis il
Lietuvos zmones paliesti vie.
nokiu ar kitokiu negeroviu il
ligQ, tik Lietuviu nusiskundi.
mai ] pasauli neiseina.
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niizma.

nizna.
Atsiminkime jog pavojus kad Letuva dar gall butt
lripaznta integrale Soyietu Saungos dalim dar
praees Oar gall vykh ia dangaus kersto saukianti
teisybe apie kura patrotingame laiske kaba Lie
tvos vyskupa Ir yra aisku kad tik ta pavou nugale
JUS Iietuva gales smust palamintos laisves valanda
Tada r tk tada bus prasinga atsikelusios Lietuvos
vaikans pasrink kela k1riuo bus emta keiaut ju te
vvnei I,etuvai
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Rusijoje blogiau tas kad uz-
drausta ir tureti paprastiems
darbininkams ir kareiviarns uz-
eigos, mes jie yra tik yergai ir
'neverti jokio pasilinksminimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

AMERIKOS korespondentai
Maskvoje apraso kaip ten pa
palengva plinta lebautoju kla-
Sc is aukstuju komisaru, kurie
turf sau naktinius klubus su
muzika ir sokiais, bet ten ne
ileidziami darbo zmones ir pa
prasti kareiviai. Tose vietose
shsirinkusieji uzia per naktis
Xxi velumai.
Taip buvo ir bus: vieni pra-
salinami, kiti ju vietas uzima
ir geredamiesi savo laimeji-
mais uzia, geria ir soka.
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sVILNOS didziausia dali
sioje salyje pagamina II va
kariniu valstiju.
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SUDUZO KANKLES

SUDUZO KANKLES
Tarp piliu sarmotu
Pusnynais uzklotu
Mintimis skraidau.
Lietuva mieliausia,
sirdziai artimiausia
Kanciose matau.
Suduzo man kankles
Sieloje raudoje,
Suzibo ugnis!
AS eisiu kaip liutas!
JOS vargu kelionej
Kol saule prasvis.
zeme suzydejus
Karmino kraujuose
Ilgai nebeverks!
W viena jos peda -
Grobikams bus geda:
Juos amziai pasmerks.
Tevyne, mieliausia!
JURY vejais klausiu,
Zefyro smuikais:
Kokius sarvus ruosti,
Ar vainikais puosti,
Kokiais cit takais?
Juk laisve kelias -
Prarajos, erskeciai,
Viesulos, krusa!
Bet mes tiesim ranka,
zodziu neuztenka
Tau siela visa,
Maria Aukstait
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