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Evening star., 1945-11-11
Board
Tables Plan
To Limit Dogs
50 Residents Oppose
Restricting Owners
To Two Animals

The Arlington County Board yes
tercay tabled proposed amend.
ment to the county zoning ordinance
to restrict county residents from
keeping more than two dogs over
3 months of age unless they are
quartered more than 100 feet from
any property or street line.
Nearly so county residents ap.
peared at the meeting to oppose the
measure and petition against the
proposal, signed by 25 residents,
also was presented.
Board Member Edmund D., Camp.
bell suggested that organizations
and individual citizens present rec
concentrations during the next so
days with their respective solutions
OF the problem.
A. S. Gardner. jr., president Of
the Old Dominion Kennel Club,
suggested that a committee be ap-
pointed to find better plan than
that contained in the amendment,
His suggestion was seconded by Mrs.
Pearl Twyne, representative of the
County Animal Welfare League.
Will Welcome Suggestions.
Board Chairman F.. Freeland
Chew said he would welcome any
suggestions from such a committee.
Mr.. Chew said the amendment did
not accomplish the county's desire
to restrict the density of the dog
population" He added that under
the proposed plan, one resident with
three 50-foot lots would be limited
to two dogs, while seven families on
20-foot lots could have IA dogs in
less area.
Lawrence w. Douglas, Arlington
Commonwealth's attorney, told the
delegation his Office was responsible
for the ordinance. He said it was
based on number of complaints
over the past several years.
The board also voted to appoint
G. L. Kinnier, new county planning
engineer, to the County Planning
Commission. This action followed
the resignation of w. P. Groom, jr.
former county planning engineer.
Opposes Kinnier.
Basil DeLashmutt, re elected
Tuesday to the board, opposed the
appointment of Mr.. Kinnier, stat
ing he doesn't think the county gets
the full benefit of the commission
by having two county officials as
members. County Manager Frank
G. Hanrahan is an ex-officio mem.
Der under provisions of the special
act under which Arlington operates.
Mr.. DeLashmutt proposed that
Mr.. Groom, now in private business
in the county, be retained as a citi-
zen member. Other actions of the
beard included approving a $5,-
65295 appropriation from the gem
eral contingent fund as the county's
share with the State costs for gravel
paving between the street and side
walk on Wilson boulevard, and ap-
proval OF rezoning application to
change the classification of property
in the 1900 block of Kirkwood road
from residential to apartment.
The board also approved expendi-
lures during the last two weeks of
$64, ,7o2.75. including a payroll Of
S33, SOB IS.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Woman Awarded $3.50
For BusIine Injuries

Mrs. Ruth G. Thomas, Cherry
dale, yesterday was awarded S45o
judgment by an Arlington County
Circuit Court jury for injuries sus-
tanned while she was passenger on
an Arnold Operated Lines bus.
Mrs. Thomas was injured April 90
following mysterious explosion and
fire aboard the bus as the vehicle
was passing through Rosslyn.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
CurIin Heods Hobby Group

William F. Carlin has been re-
elected president of the Silver Spring
Hobby Association. Other officers
include Henry c. Ransom, vice pres
ident; William B. Marks. secretary,
and Fred L. Lutes, treasurer Elected
to the board of directors were War;
ner E. Humphrey, Winship I. Green
and Emil Press.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Att|ee and King
To Join Truman
In Rites Today
Heads Of ; Nations
To Lead Armistice
Day Tribute Here

A former AEF captain, who be-
came President of the United States,
and wounded British Army ma ajor,
who became Prime Minister of
Great Britain, today at Arlington
Cemetery win lay wreaths on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier who
fought with them in the last war.
President Truman and Prime
Minister Attlee will broadcast an
Armistice Day message to the
country from the tomb at 1885 am.
They will be joined by Prime Minis
ter Mackenzie King of Canada.
The three government chiefs will
place their wreaths at II am. fol-
lowing the brief radio talks. They
will place wreath also on the tomb
of Sir John Dill, who was the British
representative on the combined
Chiefs OF Staff. They will be ac-
companied by American, British
and Canadian officials.
Mrs. Eisenhower, wife OF Gen.
Eisenhower, will place a wreath at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
on behalf of the veterans of World
War II.
Legion Plans Ceremonies.
Thousands Of Washingtonians are
expected to attend annual Arlington
ceremonies sponsored by the Amer
ican Legion, while the entire Nation
marks the 9th anniversary of Ar
mistice Day wilt memorial services
and prayer.
District and Federal Government,
employees will be of tomorrow, anc
Washington's, schools, banks anc
chain grocery stores will remair
closed for a three-day holiday
Downtown department stores ano
shops will be open, as will school!
in nearby Maryland and Virginia.
Cabinet members, high Govern
ment officials and representatives O.
foreign nations will attend the rite.
at Arlington, marking the annua
pilgrimage to the Unknown Soldier.
Tomb. After the ceremonies, rep
resentatives of veterans organizar
tions, church groups and individual
will place more than 80 wreaths OF
the Tomb.
Parade Of Colors First.
The rites will begin with a parad,
of the colors, headed by nationa
guard of honor. into the amphi
theater. The invocation will b.
pronounced by the Rev. De Wit
Mallory, national chaplain of tn
American Legion. Col A. C. Oliver
who was Jap prisoner in th'
Philippines, will say the benedic
tion. Herbert jacob, department
commander, will give the addres
of welcome.
Edward N. Scheiberling, nationa
commander of the American Legion
and Mrs. Charles B. Gilbert, ma
tional commander of the auxiliary
each will lay a wreath on the toni
and deliver radio addresses. ~
Staff Sergt. Glen Darwin, forme
Metropolitan Opera singer. will b.
the soloist. accompanied by the o.
piece Army Air Forces Band.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Dr.. PulIen to Speak

Dr. Thomas G. Pullen, Maryland
superintendent of schools, will speak
at the monthly meeting of the Ken
sington Junior High School Parent
Teacher Association at pm. Tues
day in the school. DR.. Pullen will
discuss the 12-year school program
being put into effect throughout
MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
to Meet

The Business and Professional
Women's Club Of Prince Georges
County will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the home Of Mrs. Erla Mar
shall. 1910 Jefferson street, Nyatts-
vile. The quest speaker, Mrs.
Estella Everett, State president, will
discuss Fun Employment for
Women
Evening star., 1945-11-11
PIoy Tryouts Scheduled

Tryouts for the play Nine Girls, "
to be presented by the Arlington
Little Theater, will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Recreation Hall,
$3.50 Wilson boulevard The play
will be presented December IA
and Is,
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Designer to Lecture

A lecture demonstration on textile
decoration by Prof. Emmy zwey-
bruck. Viennese teacher, designer
and artist, Is being sponsored by
the Centre Hobby Shop at 9 pm,
November II.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Harvest Boil PIonned

A Harvest Ball will be held at the
Glenmont School at $3.50 pm. FRI
day, sponsored by the schools
Parent Teacher Association. There
win be square and round dancing.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Indionheod Boy, II,
Wounded in Side by Rifle

Joseph Tippett, IL, Of Indianhead,
Md, was wounded in his left side
yesterday when a % caliber rifle he
and friend, Jesse Riley, jr., "A,
were examining was fired accident
ally.
He was brought to Providence
Hospital where his condition was
listed last night as undetermined
Evening star., 1945-11-11
War Fund. Drive
Another Unit Expected
TO Top Quote Today

One more unit of the Commun-
ity War Fund campaign Is expected
to 60 over the top today as work.
ers strive to decrease the deficit In
the $4,970. 600 campaign to less than
81, 900, 900.
Fairfax County raised its collec-
tions to 99.l per cent of its $3s;000
goal yesterday. So far, Arlington ID
the only unit over the top.
The daily progress report to date.
$3,937. .031, or 81 per cent
Residential unit 88.07 per cent
Government unit -75.02 per cent
Business unit per cent
Alexandria ria-------59.17 per cent
Arlington -----------1ll.11 per cent
Montgomery -e7 so per cent
Prince Georges 1924 ner cent
Still needed. $l.032,969. Decrease
the deficit. Send your contribu-.
tions to Community War Fund
headquarters, i10l M street NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

was the sinking feeling man gets
when he learns that his prison SEN
fenced has been prolonged. Had we
been kept in the Philippines we even
now would have been free men. For
Douglas, true to his promise to me
on Corregidor two days before he
left for Australia, had come back
>. come back with great feet to
support him and manpower beyond
the dreams of defeated commanders
such as ourselves.
However, we were far from the
Philippines by that time.
Before / was permitted to leave
Muksaq for the new prison in the
north, my personal belongings un-
derwent their most complete search
by the Japs. I previously saw such
inspection being made of the per-
sonal letters and documents of other
men, so I burned certain possessions
OF mine which I did not care for
the Japs to see or seize.
Seize Bataan Report.
When my turn came on my final
day at Muksaq the Japs took from
me my lengthy written report of the
Bataan operations and the support
ing reports of my division COM
manders. together with several valu-
able maps which had somehow
escaped earlier probings of my ef-
fects.
saved my little black diary and a
f1le of personal and official papers by
means of bit Of sleight-of -hand.
My orderly. Sergt. Hubert Carroll,
had just had his personal baggage
thoroughly checked. Before the in
spectors could get to me, however,
was able to slip the diary and file
to him. He hid 1t In his already
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

wheelbarrow and SorroG-
fully pointed to a deep
trench.
I'm burying EN-" he
said. Fifteen fine ratters.
And AWhy2- Because the
County War Agricultural
Committee said / had TO
have rat poison set out all
over my farm, like all my
neighbors.
II had no rats. / kept
the cats TO get rid of rats.
But it's the law-and some
of our fine thinkers went
overheard when they passed
that one, too. So their rat
killing squad came in. They
ought TO call EN- cat.killers,
because the stuff they
spread around killed my
cats"
The neighbor started 20
sympathiZe, but Church
raised his hand.
And that's not ALL" he
said. They claimed they
found 16 dead rats and they
hailed me 10 court because
| wouldn't pay shilling
an acre for rat eXtermina.
ton. The Magistrates or
dered me TO pay $50 for
those 10 with not a
penny's rebate for my cats"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Rouqh
On Cars

NNE of his Oldest neigh
~ bors was aghast when
he found John Church, a
respected farmer, wheeling
a barrowload of dead cats
out behind his barn at
Cheriton, England, the other
day.
II know the meat short
age has been awful, john"
said the neighbor, "but-er
is IL this bad?"
Church set down the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Picks Up a Good
Living

WHEN it comes to odd
w ways of making a liv-
ing George Hills "profes-
sion" is somewhere near the
top of the list. The man
who calls Philadelphia his
home works a "two.shift
day." doesn't push himself
too hard and gets by" on
other peoples hard luck.
IT is doubtful If the
thousands of office workers
in the City of Brotherly
Love pay much attention
TO the solid.looking citizen
who stands where the
crowds are thickest around
trolleys and buses, but
that's where Mr.. Hills pick
ingS are the best. Hurrying
office workers don't bother
too much about the pennies,
nickels, dimes and some
times quarters that slip
through nervous fingers.
But Mr.. Hill does. He re-
trieveS the coins and fol.
lows the old adage of find
er'S keepers" TO the tune
of S or 81 a day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
MIIIK1I57ITX1II:EW

Ny big bargain package beautiful fast
color quilt pieces includes giant spool
thread, free, 18 selected quilt patterns,
plus enough assorted colOrful goods 20
make over 100 quilt patches; special
81. .49 COD. plus postage. 1900 salts
faction money back guarantee. Send no
money. Pay postman Mary Caldwell,
Craft Remnant Co, Dept. 34A, Bloom
ington, III. Free for prompt action
latest Trail Blazers Almanac Clip this.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

The Farmer Insisted
That He Needed No
Other Rat Protection
Than That Given by
His Faithful Feltnes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

of assurance that you know how
TO pick candy, all right!
"Hi-Mac," you see, has a rich,
sweet chocolate coating-a
soft satisfying chocolate center
"a layer Of luscious caramel
and now Vitamin Bl too.
That not only adds up
10 extra good taste but extra
nutrition, as we'll!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
KARO ZINI0S
Vokieciai National
Neatsilaiko

Ffaneslfnal is ParyZlauS
pastaromis dienomis skel-
bia didesnius ir didesnius
Americas ir Britu kariuo-
meniu laimejimus ir nyki-
ma Vokieciu pasipriesini-
mo. Britai isiverse j Ruhr
sriti is siaures, o Americas
Pirmoji ir Trecioji Armi-
jos susisiekia savo zygyje
giliai Vokietijoje.
Miestai ir miesteliai att
tenka Stems sajunginin-
kams vienas po kito. Ga
lingos armijos is vakaru
stumiasi Berlino linkui per
upes, kalnus ir slenius.
Ne visos zinios patiekia-
mos spaudai apie sajungi-
ninku smarkius zygius.
Visa Vokietija bombar-
duojama lektuvais be pa
liovos.
Apie so nnilijonu Vokie-
tijos gyventoju, isblaskyti
is griaunamu miestu, nezi-
no kur pasideti. Ju likimas
tiesiog apgailetinas.
Vokieciai iau galutinai
pasidave pralaimejimui il
neziurint naziu dar griez-
to laikymosi, visi nori kad
karas greiciau baigtusi.
RYTU fronte, Rusu boil
seviku jiegos deda pastan,
gas isiverzti Austrijon il
uzimti Vienna, prijungiant
sau dauglau teritoriJu.
Gdyne ir Danzigas da1
Wis galutinai Rusu nepaim.
ia neziurint bolseviku di'
deliu pastangu.
PACIFIKE, u. S. laku
mai tesla Japonijos sally uz
puo1imus. Prize Ryukyu sa
lu nuskandinta ar sugadin
ia 10 Japonu laivu.
Amerikieciai isiverze
kita sala, Cebu, Filipinl
grupeje ir tesla jos uzka
riavima.
Kovo menesio begyje U
S. jiegos Pacifike paskan
dino arba sugadino AZ ia
ponu karo laivus, 264 pre-
kinius laivus, ir 789 lektu
vuS.
Sovietu karo laivq kny
goje pazymeta nuskandinl
mas IA Japonijos dideli
karo laivu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
ARGENTINA STOJO
Prizes ASI

Argentina, noredama pri-
sitaikyt prie Meksikoj lai-
kytos Americas respubliku
konferencijos ir sugryzti
Americas valstybiQ Selma,
paskelbe Asiai kara:
Argentina prizes 81 kara
buvo gabiai naziu propa-
gandos paitekmeta ir ilgai
nenorejo skaitytis su Suv,
Valstijomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
STEIGS TARPTAU-
TIM TEISMA

IS Washingtono pranesa
jog Bal. 9 d. ten ivyks po-
sedis pirm San Francisco
konferencijos, paruosim u i
Tarptautinio Teismo, kaip
dalies ateities taikos ap-
saugos programo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
: .'''lA||d[Aly
-
ID A II B Al
Cali Kilt Angliakasiu
Streikas

Angliakasiu balsavimuo-
Sc streiko klausimu, delei
unijos nesutarimo SUI min
kstos ANGLES kasyklu ope-
ratoriais, is Xxi siol surink-
tu balsu pasirodo jog mai
neriai balsuoja uz streika-
vima Z prizes l.
Angliakasiq sutartis su
kasyklQ operatoriais bal
giasi 81 sestadieni, Kovo 81,
ir Balandzio 1-2 galima IL
keti streiko jeigu kas ne
numatyto neistiks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Karo laivyno vadovybe
isleido patvarkyma mazin-
tt zymiai karo laivu staty-
bos programa, nors Admi-
rolas King pareiske jog ne
matoma greita ir lengva
Japonu pergale. Karo lai-
vynas labiausia ir reikalin-
gas Japonijos nukariavi-
mui.
Karo laivu statyba nu-
mazinta IS nuoS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Per Vasario menesi viso-
je salyje darbuose buvo 80
sustreikavimu, api manciu
100000 darbininku. Prazu-
dyta 412,000 darbo dienu.
Sausio menesi buvo 240
streiku su $4,000 darbinin-
ku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Boston, Mass. - Bosto-
no $500 gatvekariu susisie-
kimo sistemos darbininku
nutare streikuoti del kom-
panijos nutarimo mazinti
motormanu ir konduktoriu
skaiciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

NUO isiverzimo j Vokie-
tia, sajungininkai paeme
nelaisven jau arti 100000
Vokietiios kareiviu. Dau-
guma ju sueme Amerikie-
ciai.
Vokietija susiduria SUI
badu jei nebaigs karo da-
bar, nes sia vasara neap-
dirbimas lauku del karo
siautimo prives prie media
tekliaus maisto ateinancia
ziema ir 1916 metals.
Tx dabar pasidavimas
gall isgelbeti Vokiecius nuo
bado.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

gaivinti sanitarini kordona
(apsaugos siena) tarp Europos
ir Rusijos. Kyailiai! Savo ell
gesiu Pabaltijyje, Lenkijoje,
Rumanijoje, Bulgarijoje, Suo-
mijoje patti Maskva state sa-
nitarini kordona prizes zmonis-
kumu perdiegta Vakaru civili-
zacija, jos vieton kisdama po-
litini terora, zudymus, depor-
tavimus, minties ir kuno pa
vergima. Maskvai taciau ne
pavyks kaip nepavyko Hitle.
riui. Europa gyvas ir gajus
kunas. il gyvens savu gyveni.
mu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

MIRE. Kovo 26, Valijo-
je, Anglijoje, mire David
Lloyd George, 81 m. am
ziaus. Jis pragarsejo per-
eito didziojo karo laikais,
tarnaudamas Anglijos mi
nistru pirmininku. Jis SUI
Wilsonu ir kitais dviem su-
dare anu laiku "keturis di-
dziuosius" kurie steige pa
stovia taika, kuri netesejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

BRITAI pranesa subma-
rinais nuskandine 274 ia
ponu laivus per praeitus 8
menesius. Nuskandinta ka-
ro ir prekiniai laval.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Kongrese keliama balsai
kad Suv. Valstijos priimtu
griezta uzsieniu reikalu po-
litika apsaugojimui savo
Sales pilieciu kiseniu. Kaip
dabar yra, pinigu blasky-
mas svetimiems lend-lease
priedanga yra labai kenk-
smingas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Aukso Vartu Konferencijon,
San Francisco, kaip ir Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Misija, kuri pir-
mutine 81 sumanyma iskele.
Reikia tiketi, abu atstovai
sudarys bendra Americas Lie
tuviu delegacija, mes kitaip
tai butu vienas kunas, dvi gal
vos. O mes zinome kick dvi-
galvis aras Lietuviu tautai "a
los padare. 10 politika dabar
veda raudona zvaigzde. Ar
mes jai, savo dvigalviskumu,
padesime?
SUOMIJOJ ivyko seimo rim.
kimai, kur komunistai, Mask
vos remiami, gavo vos 20-ta
nuosimti visu balsu. Bet W.
riausybeje (ministru kabine-
te), sakoma, bolsevikai turesia
puse visu vietu. Tai soviet
ne" demokratija: ko negauna
balsavimu, papildo teroru.
PANASI sovietine demokra-
tija vykdoma Rumanijoje. Vie
ma ranka vykdo zemes refor-
ma, kuri gamma daugiau bic
dnioku' (tinkamu komunoms) ,
kita ranka smaugia nepri-
klausoma spauda ir terioja vi
sus komunistu priesininkus.
AMERIKOS ir Anglijos ka-
riuomenems Vakaru fronte pa.
teko gerokas buris Lietuviu,
kuriuos naziai buvo sueme Lie
tuvoje ir atveze priverstiniems
darbams Prancuzijoje ir XII
tur.
Soyietu agentai reikalauja
tuos Lietuvius grazinti j boise
viku nagus.
Butu gerai kad Lietuvos at
stovas Washingtone tuoj SUI.
sirupintu ju likimu, mes trum-
pu laiku ju padetis gall butt
prazutinga.
ITEMS Lietuviams reikalin-
ga pilietybes dokumentQ. Gall
butt, reikes rasti vietos ir kur
po karo juos apgyvendinti.
DIR. SLIUPO mirtis neis.
sauke musu spaudoje tick ap.
rasymu kick jo pasisventus
veikla Lietuviams uzsitarnavo
Gal jau maza senesniu Lietu.
viu belize kurie sliupa ir jc
darbus atsimena.
Jis mire tik-tik nesulaukes
"a metu amziaus. Tai gero
kas metu skaicius.
.
LENKAI dar neturi tos ode
mokratines" vyriausybes kuri;
Rooseveltas, Churchill ir Sta
linas po konferencijos Jaltoj'
pazadejo. Visa kliutis - Mas
kva, kuri nenori skaityti de
mokratu nei vieno kas ne Len
kas komunistas.
Sakoma, Lenkijos viduje ei
ma toks pat platus politinis te
roras kokis nusiaute Lietuvs
Latvija' ir Estija.
Nesukurimas "triju didziv
ju' zadetos valdzios tik pare
do kaip sunku eiti su velni
obuoliauti. Stalinui ne demo
kratija ar tikroji zmoniu vail
rupi, bet pasauline revoliucij
ir komunizmo isiviespatavima
MASKVOS plunksnagrauzi;
puola Amerikono Lippmann
knyga apie Americas uzsien5
politikos tikslus, kur pabrezi;
ma reikalas stoveti su taip VI
dinamu Atlantic rateliu. Si
me tautu ratelyje viespatau.
demokratine, Vakaru kriksci
niska kultura, daug kuo ski
tinga nuo Rytietiskos, dikt
turines komunistines kulturo
Maskvos peckeliai Lippma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

JAPONAI, kaip pranesa
vienas Americas karinin-
kas, Burmoje nuzude apie
10000 Amerikos, Britu ir
Australijos karo belaisviu
pastatytu prie tiesimo ke-
lilo per Burma, karo reik-
menu vezimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Is U. S. karines tarny-
bos sio karo begyje nuo vi
sokiu priezasciu isstojo
jau 1,716,000 vyru. Prize
ju priskaitoma ir pateke j
priesu nelaisve ir mirusieji
karo laukuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

AmerikOs karO nuosto-
liai Xxi Kovo IA, kaip pra-
nesama, pasieke jau $685.
$50 vyru. IS ju jau uzmus-
ia apie 100000 vyru; kiti
suzeisti ar paimti nelais-
ven.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
TTAITJOJE. kahn

ITALIJOJE, kaip prane-
sa is to karo fronto, Ame-
rikieciai prarado virs TO-
900 savo lakunu, kurie vie
nj zuvo, kiti suzeisti, kiti
pateko nelaisve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
LAUkIAMA KO
STAIGAUS

Prez. Roosevelto isaky-
mas savo kabineto nariams
ir diplomatams kitose sally
Sc laikytis prie savo tarny-
bos vietu sekanti menesi,
lake San Francisco konfe-
rencijos, sukele kalbas buk
karas Europoje staiga gall
baigtis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

EINA gandai kad Vo-
kieciai kaip paskutine des-
peratiska priemone prizes
sajungininkus gall grieb-
tbs vartoti nuodingas du-
jas karo frontuose.
Sajungininkai taip pat
yra gerai pasiruose dujas
pavartoti prizes juos, jeigu
naziai pradetu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

senate komisija uzgy-
re skyrima puses milijono
dolariu tyrimui salyje me-
sos trukumo priezastis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

SUOMIJOJ ivyko seimo rim.
kimai, kur komunistai, Mask
vos remiami, gavo vos 20-ta
nuosimti visu balsu. Bet W.
riausybeje (ministru kabine-
te), sakoma, bolsevikai turesia
puse visu vietu. Tai soviet
ne" demokratija: ko negauna
balsavimu, papildo teroru.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-27

industrial, one urban and one agri- cultural"
 Sales says the plan now calls for a textile factory, sugar mill and an industrial aclohol distillery in the Itaparica area, with homes and shopping centers especially con- structed for workers. Farm colon- izers in the region will sell their produce to the industrial and the ur- ban centers.
 Tie farms will be built with a central house and two smaller ones fer the farm helpers. The colon izer will be given B years to pay out his land and fer the first three years no payments will be required Water. irrigation and electrical cur rent will be provided by the gov- ernment.
 The ministry 4s 5unding small truck farms as well as livestock and poultry farms. A large hatchery IS 90 per cent finished, says Sales. It is capable of matching 10000 eggs at a time and has storage space for 20,CoO,000 eggs.
 The Brazilian American Food
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-27
W00DLEY AIRWAY5
 HAS 10 FOR JUNEAU

Inbound passengers yesterday on a Woodley Airways' Boeing Trans port plant, piloted by Capt. Ernie Eavis, numbered 10 and were as fol- lows:
 From Anchorage: J. O. Floberg, J. Pitts. Al Gould, Ray Peterson, Mar ion Folsom and w. F. Thompson.
 From CordoVa: Camella Mitchell, Ed Southard and Ed Auer.
 From Yakutat: Marian Snilly.
 Outgoing passengers to Anchor age were as follows: Arthur Rien- deau, James Carlson, Maudie Ward, Laurrina Burke and Eugene Rhea.