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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
Rubai siunciami per
Russian War Relief

National War Fund ir Pre-
sident's War Relief Control
Board vadovybems patariant ir
pasitariant, paruosta pirmas
pasalpos siuntinys tiesiog
Lietuva. Sis siuntinys sudary-
tas is 78,500 svaru surinktu
drabuziu, per 1000 poru batu,
$4,000 vertes medikamentu ir
vitaminq ir arti $4,000 vertes
medicinisku instrumentu.
Sis siuntinys Lietuvos EMO
mems siunciamas per Russian
War Relief, kurio vadovybe uz-
tikrino kad siuntinys pasieks
Lietuva ir jos civilius gwen
tojus.
Turimomis ziniomis, drabu-
ziai ir batai jau yra gerokai
kelyje Lietuva. Vaistai ir in
strumentai laukia issiuntimo
eiles. Kitokio kelio siusti pa
salpa j Lietuva siuo metu nera.
Sis pirmas siuntinys yra ban
domasis. Kai bus gauta ziniu
kad siuntinys saugiai pasieke
Lietuvos zmones tada vel bus
daroma tolimesni zygiai dau-
giau pasalpos ten siusti.
Kovo menesi taip pat susi-
tarta SUI kenciantiems Lietu-
viams palankiomis pasalpos Or
ganizacijomis - American Re-
rief for Italy ir American Re-
lief for France. Sios dideles
organizacijos sutiko persiusti
BALI siuntinius (drabuziu,
vaistu, avalu) Lietuviams pa
begeliams bel tremtiniams TIA
lijoje ir Prancuzijoje. ! tas
abi sails siuntiniai jau paruo-
Sti, tik laukiama zinios kad jie
gales isplaukti tiesiog j savo
paskyrimo vietas. Vedami pa
sitarimai SUI Americas Raudo-
nuoju Kryzius ir SUI svedijos
Raudonuoju Kryzium del pri-
statymo pasalpos siuntiniu Lie
tuviams pabegeliams svedijo-
je.
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TITO = BUVES AME.
RIkOJE RIAUSI-
NINKAS

New York Journal American
patieke nustebinanti aprasyma,
iskelianti aiksten kad Jugosla-
WHO'S bolseviku ''marsalas" tt
to, kitaip zinomas Josif Broz,
gall butt tai tas pats Jugosla-
vas kuris 1925 metals isigavo
j Amerika nelegaliskai ir cia
veliau buvo zymus vadas "ba-
do marsuotoju" ir kurstytojas
riausiu Detroite, Chicagoje ir
Pittsburghe.
Sakoma kad tas Tito gall
butt tikrenybeje Rudolph Ba-
ker, Komunistu Internacionalo
agentas, kuris dirbo isvertimui
Amerikos valdzios, dabar j
taip labai vertina ir pripazysta
galva "islaisvintu" Balkanu jul
dejimo pats Prez. Roosevelt ir
karo departments.
Journal-American raso apie
tula buvusi Tito drauga, kuris
j gerai pazinojo Amel'ikoje ir
zinojo jo darbus, dabar pazino
j is paveikslu kaip ia patti ka
cia budamas ware slapta Ame-
rikos valdzios griovimo darba
sulyg Stalino nurodymu.
Tar Baker is Amerikos din
go 1888 metals ir niekad ne
gryzo. Jis isvyko Maskva
studijuoti bolsevizmo ir ruos-
tbs kittens svarbiems komu-
nistiskiems darbams.
Padaryta palyginimai foto-
grafiju to Rudolfo Baker paso
aplikacijoje SUI dabartiniais at
vaizdais to Marsalo Tito ir pri-
pazystama jog tai yra tas pats
zmogus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
LIETUVIAI NEW
YORKO MIESTO
ROTUSEJE

Balandzio 2, New Yorko mie-
sto rotuseje ivyko du pose
dziai: New Yorko miesto orga-
nizaciju ir National Clothing
Collection vajaus oficialus att
darymas. Posedziuose atsto-
vauta ir United Lithuanian Re-
lief Fondas.
Buvo Lietuvos veliava ir tau
tiskais rubais apsirengus Lie
tuvaite, Aid. Valaityte, Long
Island Universiteto studente.
Be Lietuyiu, buvo. Danu, Jugo-
slavu, Belgu, Norvegu, italy,
Lenku, Graiku, Rusu, Cekoslo-
vaku, Holandu, Filipinu ir XII
tu organizaciju atstoves su sa-
vo veliavomis. Visas tautas
ir atstovus atskirai perstate
pats miesto mayoras La Guar
dia.
Tarp kitty kalbejo tame SUI
sirinkime ir nacionalis >rubams
rinkti pirmininkas Henry j
Kaiser.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
UZIMTQ SALIU ZU-
DYMAS TESIAMAS

Vienas Amerikietis temyto-
jas, buves Minske dar Kovo 3
d., pasiekes Turkija, pranesa
Amerikos spaudai apie savo
AKIN matytus Minske bolSevi-
ku Lenku Lublino komiteto
milicijos zudymus zmoniu ku-
rie yra nuziureti neistikimi
Maskvai.
Kovo 3, sake jis, Minsko ak
steje po nakties pats savo akin
mate Is lavonu nusautu EMO
niu. Vienas tu nusautu buvo
kaimynas namo kuriame tas
Ameriketis gyveno. Jis nusa-
ko pats mates ir girdejes kaip
nakti ateje ginkluoti zudeikos
ir isake jam apsirengti ir eiti
j aikste, neva ten busias Lon
dono Lenku valdzios salininkq
susirinkimas. Kai iis isejo is
manu-, buvo tuoj nusautas.
Toxic zudymai tokiu paciu
enkavedistu zmogzudziu tesla
mi ir Lietuvoje, be to ka pull
kais kiti Lietuviai isvaromi is
savo tevynes j Rusijos giluma
prazuciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
Mass. Valstijos Guber'
natoriaus Tobin
Proklamacija

Shame numeryje SINE pusla-
pyle telpa Mass. Valstijos Gu
bernatoriaus Maurice J. Tobin
proklamacija isleista sarysyje
su Vasario 16-ta. Proklamaci-
jos isgavime pasidarbavo DR..
Povilas ]. Jakimavicius. Sia
proklamacija Vasario 16-ta pa
skelbta kaip Lietuvos Respub-
likos Diena Mass. valstijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
Oar apie A. |. Misija Washinetone

JOSH valdzios pareigunai su mu-
su kitais sveciais, SUI kuriais
sededami prie paskiru stalu vi
So vakara gavo proga gerai su-
sipazinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
NEUzMIRSKIT Sc

Siusdami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administracijai ar Agentnrs'
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz So paste zenkleli atsar
kymui. Tas butinA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
,WORCESTERIO SAN
DARIECIQ RIMTAS
PAREISKIMAS

Worcester, Mass, Sandaros
16 kuopa savo susirinkime Ko-
vo II, placiai apkalbejus Lie
tuvos vadavimo reikalus, pri-
ejo isvados kad siuo kritingu
laiku Lietuviams reikia laikytis
vienybes. Savo pareiskime sa-
ko:
"Todel mes, Worcesterieciai,
prasome Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos, kaip ir Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tarybos vadus ir jiems
pritariancius laikracsiu redak-
torius mesti ta bledinga pole
mika. Musu supratimu, vieni
kitty uzgauliojimai labai ken
kia Lietuvos laisves atgavi-
mui.
"Yra ziniu kad svetimu val
stybiu agentai uoliai seka Lie
tuviu savitarpio pestynes ir
trina rankas is dziaugsmo. To-
del musu pageidavimas yra
kad sakytu veikimo centru au-
toritetai, nepazemindami vieni
kitu kuoveikiausia rastu budus
susitaikymui. Mes norime kad
jie, sureme peciais, visi bendrai
kovotu del Lietuvos, musu Sc
nosios tevynes, laisves. Mes
prasome palikti ramybeje vie
nj kitus. Tedirba kaip kas is
mano, bi tik dirbama laisvai,
demokratinei Lietuvai atsta-
tyti."
81 pareiskima pasiraso San
daros 16 kuopos valdyba:
Juezas Pupka, J. M. Nevis,
V. Mitrikas, Juozas Krasins-
kas, AL, sablinskas, M. zemai-
tbs, j. Endzelis.
NUO REDAKCIJOS: sito-
kie visuomenes pageidavimai
ir pareiskimai yra sveikintini;
jie parodo kaip musu visuome-
mes nariai troksta tikro veiki-
mo Lietuvos vadavimo srityje,
ne organizaciju ar vadu saw
tarpines kovos uz savo garbe,
vadovybe ir vietas.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
vadovybe, noredama bendros
akcijos tais klausimais Lietu-
vos reikalais, kuriais galima
lengvai susitarti, siule Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybai keliais
atvejais ranka ir kviete dirbti
isvien. Tarybos vadai betgi
pasirode perdideli uzsispyreliai
ir savo politikos saugotojai, ne
Lietuvos nelaimes valandoje
susiprate darbuotojai.
Neuztenka to kad jie patys
atsisako dirbti bendrai su LVS
bet dar ir sau istikimus kolo-
niju veikejus kursto prizes Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajunga ir jos
darbus.
Mus pasieke zinios kokius
negrazius kovos budus vartojo
tarybininku pasekejai tame pa
ciame Worcester, net sandarie-
ciai, kuriu vardu nera tarp siu
rimtu asmenu, pasirasiusiu po
tue pareiskimu.
! Ir Worcesteryje ir kitose
kolonijose tuli tarybininku pa
sekejai griebesi net begedisku
priemoniu prizes Americas Lie
tuviu Misija ir JOS pastangas
pagelbeti Lietuvai.
Is LVS vadu puses, nei sky
riuose nei remejuose nevaro-
ma jokia slapta ar viesa pro-
paganda prizes Amerikos Lietu-
viu Taryba, priesingai, LVS
uzgiria visus gerus darbus ka
ALT dirba Lietuvos naudai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

toriu, kareiviu motinu ir sve-
ciu Lietuviu, vakara atidare
pirmininkas Antanas A. Oils,
su Americas Himnu. Tai at
likus, perstato p. AL Kumski
kaip bendra pirmininka. Sis
paaiskina banketo tiksla, pa
sveikines dalyvius perstato va
karo vedeju, toastmasteriu P.
J. ziuri, is Clevelando, LVS
pirmininka ir Amerikos Lietu-
viu Misijos sekretoriu.
Toastmasteris visus pasvei-
kines ir pasakes trumpa kalba
perstato Lietuvos Ministra P.
zadeiki kuris kalba Angliskai
apie Lietuvos sunkia padeti ir
apie jos teises, kurias Sovietai
sumyne, ir apie pastangas is
gauti Lietuvai laisve. Publika
demisi, visur tyla, visur temp
tas klausymas. Jam pabaigus
pasigirsta aplodismentai.
Pc to seke rodymas filmos
darytos mazu tautQ teisiu ap-
gynimui, ir nepriklausomo gy-
venimo Lietuvos vaizdai.
Pc filmu, vakaro vedejas
perstato Adv. Antana A. Oil,
kuris pasako vedamaja kalba
viso banketo. 10 kalba puikiai
prirengta ryskiai apibudinan-
tt visa Lietuvos klausima, ais
kiai nusviecianti Lietuvos ir
SovetQ gerus santikius lake
Lietuvos laisvo gyvavimo ir pa
skiau Sovietq nuozmius pastel
gimus sulauzant savo sutartis
su Lietuva. 10 kalba padaro
neispasakytai dideli ispudi j
visus, ypatingai j valdzios pa
reigunus, kad atsistoja Sena-
torius Tobey, is New Hamp-
shire, pareiskia kad jis kalba
uz savo kolegas, pazymi kad
jie dar niekad negirdejo toxic
ryskaus isdestymo Lietuvos
klausimo, ir praso kad p. Oils
perduotu savo kalba jam, kad
jis galetu ia perskaityti Sena-
tie ir ideti ] Congressional Re-
cord leidini. Ia pareiskima
banketo dalyviai sutinka gau-
singu plojimu.
Jam pabaigus, toatsmasteris
pasveikina Latvijos Ministra
DR.. Bilmani, perstato j musu
atstovams, ir perduoda vakara
p. Oliui uzdaryti.
Pasisekimas didziausias
Visas parengimas, tvarka ir
bendra dvasia buvo labai tel
giamos ir jokios betvarkes ne
buvo. Sis banketas' lures sa-
vo pasekmes: per j Lietuva
igijo daug zymiu ir galingu
draugu. Per j tapo isaiskinta
Lietuvos byla rimtai ir placiai.
Po banketo, dar ilgai kalbe-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Reiksminga Kongresine Vakarene ir Ellie Nauju Drau-
gu Letuvai. Nuopelnas Tautiniu Organizaciju ir
Istorinai zygia Americas Lietuyiu Ministro Ia
deikio ir ADV. Antano A. Oo Reiksmngos Kalbos
Kongreso Nariai ir Spaudos bel Radio Atstovai =
Pirma Karta Lietuviu Sveciai Americas Sostineje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

sKOLUMBAS atrado sal
dziasias bulves Amerikos kon-
tinente savo pirmu atsilanky-
mu naujaji pasauli.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
BALE JAU SIUNCIA
RUBUS PER RUSU
KOMITETA
BALI SIUNTINIAI LIETU-
Won, ITALIJON, PRAN-
CUZIJON IR KITUR
Bendro Amerikos Lietuviu
Fondo valdyba pranesa:

Bendro Amerikos Lietuviu
Fondo valdyba pranesa:
Rysium su buvusiu Kovo
menesi Amerikos Raudonojo
Kryziaus vajum, visos pasal-
pos organizacijos priklausan-
clos National War Fund, buvo
paprasytos susilaikyti nuo ra-
symu spaudoje apie savo vel
kla. BALI vadovybe, visada
artimai ir lojaliai veikdama SUI
National War Fund ir SUI Pre-
sident's War Relief Control
Board, laikesi tos tvarkos, ku-
ri yra taikoma visoms pana-
saus pobudzio organizations.
Xxi siol BALI pasalpa nuo
karo nukentejusius Lietuvius
pasiekdavo tik pinigais. Jies-
kota keliu ir budu kad butu
galima JUGS pasiekti ir kitokia
pagalbos rusimi, kaip drabu-
ziais, vaistais ir medikaliskais
instrumentais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06
PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Pernaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastni, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos j
nauja vieta ieigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS u1
1c atvirute prizes persikei-
ma ] kita vjeta gyventi. -
Dirva Cleveland 3. O,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Chas. Tobey ir znona N. H.
Oar A senatoriu, keleto kon-
gresmanu ir ju draugu vardai
nepazymeta.
Spaud0s ir Radio atstovai
Robert D. Byrnes, Hartford
Courant.
Bob Evans, Columbia Broad
casting System
Robert Taylor, Scripps-Howard
Syndicate
Chas. M. Dean, Chief Wash.
Corr. Cincinnati Enquirer
Melvina Stephenson, Cincinnati
Times Star
Mrs. Robert A. Irwin, Wins
ton-Salem Journal
Robert w. Richards, Chief of
the Copley Press. Ill. & Cal.
Neal A. Stafford, Christian
Science Monitor
John F.. McNab ir zmona
Washington Daily News
Albert E. Carter ir zrnona
Milton S. Kronheim,
Charles Zurhorst.
Dalyvis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06


vo iskilminga Amerikos Lietu-
viz Misijos Kongresine Vaka-
riene. 81 vakariene, kaip dalis
Misijos darby, ivyko pastan-
gomis tokiu organizaciju kaip
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga, ku-
ri visa Amerikos Lietuviu Mi
sijos veikla finansavo, rene vi
So ideja ir prirenge pagrindini
darba.
Kongresine Vakariene suren-
ge Amerikos Lietuviu ~Seimo
Vykdomasis Komitetas, isrink-
tas Vasario Sc, 1914 m. New
Yorke. sios Misijos ivykdyme
eme vadovyste Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga su pagalba Am.
Liet. Tautininku Centre, Ame-
rican Friends of Lithuania ir
tt.
Misijos surengima vadovavo
komitetas susidedantis is visu
Amerikos Lietuviu Vykdomojo
Komiteto nariu. IS ju tarpo
buvo paskirta mazesne veikian-
tt komisija del lankstumo ir
sumazinimui vazinejimo islai-
du. Komisijon inejo Antanas
A. Oils, K. S. Karpius, P. j.
ziuris, J. Tysliava, J. Sagys ir
A. S. Treciokas, toliau priside-
dant ir AL Kumskiui.
IS pirmiau patiektu pranesi-
mu yra aisku kick prisiejo dir
bti ir kick buvo padeta truso
81 milziniska darba pravesti Xxi
pasekmingo gallo.
Daugiausia tame darbe pri-
sidejo A. A. Oils SUI savo su-
manymais ir darbu, jam labai
daug dapadejo P. j. Ziuris su
savo kontaktais ir kooptavi-
mu; K. S. Karpius atliko mil
ziniska darba su Dirva ir kita
publikacija, isreklamuojant ir
isjudinant placiaja minia 81 zy-
81 parmei ne tik dvasiniai ir
materialiniai. Apart Dirvos,
dasidejo Margutis, Americas
Lietuvis ir Vienybe, kartu su
Lietuviu radio pfogramu vede-
jais, k. t. Margucio Chicagoje,
j. Ginkaus Brooklyne; S. Min
Klaus Bostone, A. Dzigo Phila-
delphijoje.
Prize pabaigos, darbas tapo
apvainikuotas prisidejimu Al
Kumskio, kurio pastangomis
buvo isgauta ponios Roosevelt
tienes sutikimas priimti Lietu-
yes Kareiviu Motinas Baltaja-
me Name.
Vakarienes eiga
Bet grysime prie vakarienes.
Vakariene, kaip minejau, at
sibuvo graziamsiame viesbuty-
je, Statler, jaukioje saleje, va
dinamoje Pres d entail Ball
room. Atskiroje saleje, tam
tikra uzdanga atskirtoje nuo
banketo kambario, buvo vaisi-
Mani Kongreso, Senate, spau-
dos nariai ir zymus sveciai, k.
t. Lietuvos ir Latvijos minis
trai ir kit. Cia buvo proga
supazindinti valdiskus pareigu-
nus su Lietuvos klausimu, SUI
musu tautos morals, ir patirti
ju nusistatymai. Tuo pat lai-
ku priemimo komitetas suside-
dantis is paneliu Ycaiciu, po-
MOS Adgi, p. Hypatijos ziurie-
mes, p. Jules Rastenienes, p.
Marijonos Milunaitienes, Mari
jonos .Jurksaites tvarke didelio
banketo eiga. Prize 80 stalu
buvo isdeti zenklai 80 valsti-
iu is kuriu buvo paskirta vie
tos ar tai kongresmonams ar
tai senatoriams kaip sveciams.
Pirmiausia susedo visi Anne
rikos Lietuviai atstovai, karei-
viu motinos, paskui is "prie-
vaisiu" atejo valdiski pareigu-
mai, kiekvienas savo paskirta
ctaTo MORAL yaIstiio iS kurioc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-06

Komerciios Sekretorius Hen
nv A. Wallace, buves vice pre-
zidentas, kartu su kitais 80
kongreso nariu, rintai .emesi
orlaivininkystes. Jis parodoma
islipant is lektuvo,- DO skraidy-
mo. Jis. kaip, ir kiti ruosiasi
skraidyrnui Z kai : karas baigsis.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28
vn Topics

den with brass linoleum ping, steel skiIlets, metal beaters and other pre-war Paul Eretzs, manager of the ak Mercantile company, ned to Kodiak Tuesday on yon Scheele's Shuyak.
 |. Fretzs, who was making yey for the Chamber of merce, picked up the rare ; on a stop at remote Kan
 on the mainland.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28

ss Marian Skiolveg, recep- t at the University of Alas luseum, who was a recent T in Kodiak during her g. 5 vacation, told the Fair } paper on her return that 'diak she had perfect wea- had gone in swimming, and , see a drop of rain until Ot back to Fairbanks"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28

fk Winchell, who visited in ak a on a short furlough last } left via Alaska Airlines BY to return to Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28

< Lewis, salesman of the ngton Stove Works. ISo' se Olympic ranges, of Ev-
 wash made a brief call on 'ai trade the first of the
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28

3. Vera Pierce flew to An Ie Sunday to obtain dental non for an infected tooth.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-28
Why Wait

until Mrs. Kostro. 'i gets here with our 'heeded) automatic tele- x: system, for your late 'nlhese foods.
 ,a you have guests late at '"' town. send a taxi or
 order earlier and you %'; Aass your Chop suey, Iss Meln' Italian Spaghetti, ,a 1A''Oos sandwiches, sent '' your table, steaming
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
NATIONAL NACA
 RESIDENT SPEAKS
l6O Cost Accountants Hear Address on COm-
 petitive Enterprise

Martin A. Moore, national presi- dent of NA.C.A. and controller of Hyatt Bearings Division of General Motors Corporation, last night at Pennington Inn, addressed 160 members of Hartford Chapter MA. CA. on the subject of Executive Reports for Competitive Enterprise.
 MT. Moore stressed the fact that NA.C.A. has contributed to the development of leadership and tech nical knowledge of its 18,o00 mem bers. He emphasized that the in- dustrial accountant must fully grasp the every phase of his conlpany's operations and the relationship of his company to American industry as whole. MT. Moore stated that in the industrial accountants hand is the opportunity of making free enterprise really work through in- creased production and decreased cost. He pointed out that the pres- ent era, when production is the first consideration and cost second ary, will pass when the war ends and competitive enterprise will re- quire the development of accurate standards based upon long range harmonizing of sales potential with the production requirements of full employment. MT. Moore stated that this will require effective control of capital outlay. He stated that the accountant must put aside technical accounting language and present his report in the language of the man who will use it, whether he be the worker, the foreman or top management.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

tions changed hands several times gave the Russians control of a series of strategic hills within sight of Berlin.
 Russian forces were said to have forged 60-mile siege arc across the northeastern, eastern and south- eastern approaches to Berlin, broken only at Frankfurt, Oder river stronghold B miles east of Berlin.
 Transocean said the Germans had evacuated their bridgehead on the east bank of the Oder directly op- posite Frankfurt and withdrawn to the town itself after blowing up all bridges across the river.
 A German DNB dispatch said the Russians were advancing west along the Frankfurt-Berlin highway, in- dicating they had severed Frank furt's main communications with the capital.
 The battle was mounting in fury by the hour all along the Berlin front, the Germans said.
 To the south, Russian armored forces burst across the Spree river which bisects Berlin-12 1-2 miles below Cottbus and just north of Spremberg, 60-odd miles south of the capital.
 German counter attacks prevent ed the Russians from expanding their bridgeheads, the Nazis said.
 North of Berlin, the Transocean Agency said, the Second White Rus sian Army was showing signs of an imminent full-scale attempt to force the Oder near the Baltic port of Stettin.
 One vague German broadcast hinted that two Russian tank armies from Marshal Ivan s. Konev's First Ukrainian army group already had driven to Finsterwalde, 28 miles west of Cottbus, but added in almost the same breath that the town had not been reached.
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Bradley said the western Allies now hold about 36 per cent of the German Reich "so that We are an occupation army on a considerable scale already"
 "In my opinion" he said, when the enemy didn't quit last Fall after we had proved to him that he was licked it was clear we would not be through until we had occupied all Germany"
 Bradley said that the western armies had voerrun slave labor camps and prisoners of war camps holding hundreds of thousands Of persons.
 "In some of these," he said, "the occupants seem in fair condition but in many camps they are living under starvation conditions where apparently they have been dying by the hundreds and thousands. Those thta are still alive are in very poor physical condition and it's going to take long time to get them back to health"
 Pointing out that the Twelfth Army group has now advanced 64O- airlines miles from Cherbourg to it's further penetration near Chemnitz, ne said: Let the Germans guess what our next phase is going to be-.
 He said the Ruhr pocket has been of the greatest importance since the trap turned out to be much larger than any of us guessed" German divisions trapped there. he noted, should have been opposing the American advance to the east.
 Bradley said that the last figure on prisoners taken in the Ruhr pocket was 316,930 with some still to be counted. In the group were two corps commanders and nine di- vision commanders.
 We have reason to believe there are some other high-ranking com- manders still running around in there probably in civilian colthes," he said
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anything previously found.
 The prime minister's announce ment came after he had replied tartly to a members question as to when V-day might come.
 Sir Alfred Belt, conservative, asked him whether Eisenhower's statement that V-day would not be proclaimed until all important re- sistance centers were cleared should be interpreted to mean V-day would not arrive until Norway, Denmark, the French ports and Channel Isles had been liberated.
 T have no announcement to make about V-Day at the present time," Churchill said, except that I deprecate premature speculations on this subject. The matter is not one we can settle by ourselves"
 Churchill revealed that new warning to the Germans against atrocities has been prepared by Britain, the United States and Rus sia. It is to be issued within "very few days" to the German govern ment or whatever authorities exist, he said.
 Churchill said the warning was addressed not only to the men at the top but to the actual persons perpetrating the crimes and that 1t would make clear that no orders from superior authorities would be any protection from punishment for their crimes.
 No words can express the horror which is felt by his majesty's gov- ernment and their Allies at the proof of these frightful crimes now coming daily into view Churchill said.
 He declined to commit himself, however, on proposal that the Buchenwadl concentration camp be retained as a reminder of German atrocities.
 Churchill said that the matter of V-Day "haS to be discussed among the three or four principal powers engaged"
 T should imagine" he said, that both military and political consid- erations-I do not mean our domes- tic political considerations-'will have to enter into that"
 He said that he didn't know why all this talk of V-Day has got about"
 No one in the British govern , ment," he said, and no responsible gentleman in any of the parties, as far as l know, has given any spe- cial encouragement to this"
 Sir Alfred Belt, conservative, asked: "Is 1t not inconyenient for General Eisenhower to make a statement on this subject If the prime minister cannot?"
 T do not think that is the way to put It." Churchill said. T cer- taitnly have the liberty to make a statement on the subject when I think of 1t but I think 1t is better to consult with the principal pow CTS with whom we are working. Of course, the commander-in-chief is one who has a perfect right to ex- press his views on the military sit- uation. I may add that General (HaroldD Alexander Commander of the Mediterranean theater) has also telegraphed in the sense of the statement made by General Eisen- hover"