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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06

at the tops Of
your ears. And
with those new
e a r . revealing
braid hair : dos,
it's a trick they'll
talk about.
Dog Collar Clut-
ter-Those velvet
ribbons you're ty-
ing around your
n e c k s a re a
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER

Going when you wear your skirts
back to front with your gaGget pins
on the pockets over your hips?
Makes you look Slap-Happy-and,
in some cases, Slap-HIPPY. Or,
should we say, "Rear-vealing"?
On Guard-To keep his ring from
falling off your finger, you top 1t
with Friendship Ring, inscribed
with his initials. That takes care
of losing his ring-but it's not so
easy to keep from losing HIM, is
it?
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06

1t looks as if the movie stars can't
resist the restaurant business. Dur
ing filming of Young Widow" Louis
Hayward had an architect make
plans for cafe to be opened when
the war ended, and Alan Ladd's 60
ing into partnership in a hamburger
stand.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06

Dennis Morgan, star of "Christ-
mas in Connecticut, is the only
Hollywood star who has worked in
pictures under three different
names, so far as we know. At
Metro he used his own name, Stan
ley Morner. At Paramount, Richard
Stanley. Warmers gave him his pres
ent name.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06

BY VIRGINIA VALE
I UNIVERSAL has given us
~ another of those top
notch psychological mystic
ries, one as good as "The
Suspect" This time it's
Uncle Harry" with a star
studded cast-George Sand
ers, Geraldine Fitzgerald,
Ella Raines and Sara Allgood, who
has only to walk across a room to
steal the scene from everybody else.
You'll see superb acting all through
the picture, especially in some Of
Geraldine Fitzgerald's scenes. It's a
picture that causes rather violent
reactions - people are going to like
it tremendously or argue about it
for weeks because they wanted a
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-09-06

different ending. And that's a sure
sign that picture is exceptional; if
it isn't nobody cares how it turns
out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-16
GlGAEa SDnES 5lOu)$
$3.50 EHr NNes4eA by Watkins 8. WRIGHT
by Watkins &. WRIGHT

manufacture axe handles, but noyy
,Hcy are manufacturing plane and
tank parts"
Good Old south" said the flyer.
always doing its bit. Never let.
ting a guy down"
You from the South ," someone
asked.
"Betchu boots l am"
Lets hear you-an give that thar
rebel vel, SON"
shut up!'
The train began to slow down.
Helen said she must hurry back to
the Pullman to gather up her be
longInSS. The three men went with
her. They escorted her down the
aisle carrying her luggage. They
got off the train with her. The
marched her down the depot plat
form.
Good Lord!' Helen exclaimed.
what now asked the navy
man.
Helen nodded toward a woman in
~dungartes Who was carrying. of al
things, an y handle. Then she
hurried forward, sim escorted bv
the three.
Gentlemen. my aunt." she said.
Aunt Minerva, meet the Army, the
Navy ana the AIT Corps!"
What the" Miss Minerva
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-16

young men with i. out of LakeviMe,
out Of her life, but-she hoped with
a catch in her throat-not out OF
the world. She watched the asst car
disappear around the curve a mile
down the track. ana her heart cried
out. Come back-safely-all OF
you"
"WeIl!' said Miss Minerva
quite 4 Homecoming"
yes" Helen said. And lust
what needed She put her arms
about her aunt and held her close.
Darling, 1t IS good to see you
again.
Miss Minerva kissed her, patted
her shoulder. Sure" She said.
Same here
They started for the carriage.
'Oh,' said Helen, you're limWug.'
%"Sprained my ankle a couple Of
weeks ago." her aunt explained.
THAT'S Why I'm using a cane"
"Cttue?' said Helen. Il thought
1t was an y handle"
Il 4 use it for 4 cane. can't II"
Miss Minerva retorted. She caught
up the reins. "GiddaD. Nebbie!"
Neither spoke for several mo-
ments. Helen watched the old ia
miliar scenes as they drove along
Main street. Only they weren't all
familiar any more. The town had
grown. SO many new faces-and 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Daring Business

To a preyiew of a pic
ture which will keep all
women buZzing 49, MY
Reputation" starring Bar
bara Stanwyck. A daring
bit of buSiness-but Bar
bara energies smiling, tri-
umphant and vindicated-
but not without many
doubts and tears.
Bert Frohman returned
10 Broadway-and over at
La Conga it was almost
like prewar n G h t club
openings. The fellow sang
a flock of new songs
and then was SIN art
enough to toss in the old
timers-including one that
Damon Runyon must have
whiStled when a boy
"Sunbonnet Sue"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Some Ones Boner

Dropped into the Roxy
to catch up with a gay
picture. "Where Do We
Go From Here ?" = also
with some friends in the
stage show-namely lovely
Sally Demarco and that
Johnny-come-lately h U s.
band of hers, Tony De-
marco-also a funny
funny fellow named Jackie
Gleason.
But / think some one
pulled a boner in per-
suading h a I excellent
young actor, Roddy Nc
Dowell, TO make a per-
Sonal appearance - with
out first equipping the
kid with some Saleable
material. It's a crime to
send this talented young
fellow on the stage with
such an insipid routine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Lobby Liquor

The head of a national liquor
firm explained TO Sherman Bill
Kingsley the other night that the
reason his concern was not ship
ping any more OF its product TO
the Stork Club was because
Billingsley was favoring a rival
concern in making a display of
its whisky in the lobby.
But" protested Sherman,
eve put up n big display OF
your stuff at our bar"
"We'd rather have IL In the
lobby" insisted the liquor exec
utive, $50 that the people you
keep turning away can see IL,
too"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

get the priced serum
and McCarey was saved.
He had another bout
with death-and won
when he and Gene Fow-
ler were desperately in
jured in an auto crash
some weeks ago.
The Prince of Iraq,
according to an inform
ant, stopped off at one
of the local dress shops
followed by government
sleuths-and bought
several thousand d OIL
lars worth of frocks-
for his sisters back in
the home country.
There's thoughtful
brother for you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
i Get The Best

Add to the Hollywood invad-
erS, Irene Dunno and Eddie
Bracken-also Charles Enfield,
busiest of the Warner Bros. ex-
ecutives, who brought his hand
some son Dick in for his first
visit in many years The
Cub Room on one night drew
its cross-Section of American
patrons among those l
spotted were Congressional
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

the east side Friday TO revisit
some old haunts after din
ner at the Old Roumanian,
where the band played a medley
of nostalgia hymns, the party
went over to Henry street and
stopped at l23, where Eddie first
met Ida and wooed her 80 years
ago-and TO public school No. 2
across the street, where they
conducted their secret trysts be
cause Ida,S pa thought Eddie
was a hummer and a no-good
Eddie sighed when he dis
covered that No. 43 Henry
street, where he had been raised.
had been torn down at one
point he looked down at the
sidewalk and shouted:
Don't they ever clean up:
l. 90 kit still says there,
Eddie Loves Ido'."
Neighb0rS began pOking their
heads out of windows, popping
out of Railways and the little
stores-and soon, oldsters and
kids began following the party
from place to place until Abel
Green murmured:
"Give him a nute-and call
him the Pied Piper Of the East
Side"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Hero and Bride

But the thrill of the
evening for even the hard
boiled Broadwayites was
when the Congressional
Medal of Honor hero, Sgt.
Jake Lindsay-quiet-man-
nered, country-boy looking
kid, was finally lured TO
uhe floor by Milton Berle
followed by his youth
ful bride.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
The Sun Returns

The sun came back TO
Manhattan and the great.
turbulen metropolis
boiled and -bFeiled and
perspired - and one re-
porter loved it and thrived
on it l hate the cold
Hollywood descended
upon the city in droYes-
some to leave on USO
camp tours - some here
on hospital tours Jack
Benny vow he had
never been more COM
Portable and cool than in
his 23rd floor suite at
the Sherry = Netherlands,
where the breezeS blow
violently through the
toupeS and drapes.
- Bing Crosby was here
with his pipe and the en-
barrassed Mister Billings
ley who operates the
Stork Club and who had
had little signs made up
pleading with patrons
please not TO smoke pipes
Immediately had all the
little signs destroyed
Ella Logan dropped into
town, planning TO leave
Salty for Europe. Mack
Millar flew in To be with
Eddie Cantor; AL Jolson
was all over town with
his beautiful bride - but
me. the fellow with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Three Came Back

speaking OF Al y y H.
asked him point blank was he
really going TO appear in a show
for Mike Todd-and after three
or four minutes of his grinning
double talk, 1 said:
"I'Il lay 8 to 5 you're not
going to-" and Jolson said:
"Make II l6 to 10 and I'll go
halvsey with YOU" Three
favorites came back to the night
club world-and it was nice 10
have them among us again
MitZi Green scored a great per-
sonal triumph at the Copaca-
bana-the girls impersonations
are superb! Bert Frohman
ended his long exile and was
cheered to the rafters at La
Conga-ditto the nimble-footed
dancing man, Nick Long Jr.-
and Nan Blackstone brought in
a few more ribald ditties and
tore down the house at the
Carousel incidentally, the
Copa has come through again
with a spirited shown addi-
tion TO Mitzi Green, there's the
great Enric Madriguera band,
Russell Swami, the smootheSt
of the prestidigitators, and
Mario and F'loria, the dancers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Medal of Honor wearer, Sgt.
Jake Lindsay, the Oscar Ham,
merSteins III just back from
Mexico, and the Coast song
writer Mack Gordon, who heads
for Lake Geneva, Wis. within
a few days; stoutish Julius A.
Krug. head of the War Produc-
ton Board; Beatrice Lille, by
now en- route for London; Her
bert Barnard Swope and author
Morris Ernst.
81 get the best people,"
beamed BilingSley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

They just stood there
beaming-and then kissed
each other. Lindsay told
me this was his first visit
to a New York night club
with entertaipment-al-
though earlier he had
been to another night-Spot
the Stork Club. Said
he liked the excitement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Flying Birds Better

Victor de Fiori is not
quite satisfied with my
recent reference to Saltin
Bocca Cjump = in your
mouth") which l described
as an appetizing dish TO
be obtained at lie Coz
Rouge briefly, veal saute
With slices of proSciutto
ham. Mr.. Fiori insists my
explanation nee d 5 re-
touching. First, 1t appears,
it should be "salt'in
bocca." Secondly. the
origin of this plate is
cla m @ d by Piedmont,
Lombardy Florence and
Rome. But, concludes Mr..
Fiori, why all this fuss
when there is a far more
palatable dish called uc-
celletti seappati, literally,
flying birds" - which
doges, cardinals and popes
prefer above all others
says Mr.. Fiori.
Ed BarrowS, old, no
longer active in baseball
circles since the Yankees
were sold down de ribber,
is getting himself ready
out in his country estate
for an operation. Ed,
II years old, is going to
have his tonSilS removed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
New York
Gauakade
By Louis Sobol
Rare Cow Bitten BY Rare

THE ideal director-star team ("Going My Way"),
i Leo McCarey and Bing Crosby, seemed to be hav-
ing nice time of it around town. In many respects,
they're quite alike-generous tolerant lovable fell
lows. McCarey I met 10 years ago out in
Palm Springs when the doctors had about given
him up. He had contracted rare ailment and the
only cure was to find certain which had been
bitten by a certain rare fly at certain time, etc,
etc 1t was all complicated and apparently hopeless
and McCarey seemed doomed when first met him.
But they did find that rare and only cow-and did
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Cantor, Pied Piper

Eddie Cantor, Ida, a few rela-
tees, plus editor Abel Green and
Mack Millar trekked down TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Joan Bennett, as a beauti-
full belle of an earlier era in
San Francisco, plays opposite
George Raft in the film, mob
Hill," showing at the Fox.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Army to Keep Parachute Silk
Sought by Gorment Trade

The Army has withdrawn It's dec
laration of more than 5000 900
yards of surplus parachute silk and
has decided to use the material for
making powder bags, it was learned
yesterday from the ONCE of Sur
plus Property in the Reconstruction
Finance Corp.
The unfinished silk, which the
trade had planned to convert into
women's blouses and other apparel,
was declared surplus August 18 at
Topeka, Kans. 1t is estimated some
TOO 900 blouses could be made from
the material.
On learning in August of the dec
laration. OSP made plans for sales
to converters who were to print the
material, then sell to manufac-
turers.
The agency had gone as far as
consulting OPA on the ceiling price
and calling an industry advisory
committee to work out sales pro-
gram. Invitations to bid were about
to go out when the stop order came
from the Army, an OSP spokesman
said.
He said the Army had informed
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Eisenhower Sets Up
Channels for News
To Correspondents
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov. 10.
Gen. Eisenhower headquarters
directed today that henceforth news
be channeled to correspondents
through senior officer to be Sc
lected by each of the headquarters
various divisions. .-.
The order, to correspondents
by 1t. Gen. Walter B. Smith, Gen.
Eisenhower chief of staff, bore the
title: Subject: Methods of facilitat-
ing Efforts of Accredited Corre-
spondents to Obtain News Promptly
and Accurately
The disclosure by some officers of
information classified as secret was
believed to have prompted the order
At press conference with Gen.
Smith some correspondents raised
the question whether the order
would in effect invoke a form of
censorship. The order restricts cor
respondents from going to any
officer for news other than the di-
vision news spokesmen whose names
will be given on a list to be dis
tributed later.
After some discussion, Gen. Smith
said the order would be given q
30-day trial and added that after
that new approach would be taken
if the order was found not to work.
The order was put out to pro-
tect ourselves less from correspond
ents than from our own people"
Gen. Smith explained. He added
that freedom Of the press also
means freedom of self defense
against bad reporting"
The intention of the order" he
said, lis to assist representatives of
the press in obtaining information
on newsworthy events and activities
authoritatively, accurately and
promptly. The policy continues in
this theater of facilitating the ef-
forts of accredited correspondents
to have access to all news that does
not involve security considerations. !"
Evening star., 1945-11-11

II was still . part Of the Commerce
Department. informed the senate
War Investigating COMMITTEES last
week that about 40 Of the agency's
90 selling prosrams Of surplus con-
simer goods have had to be set aside
because Of family inventories and
lack OF agreement between OSP
and the Army.
The committee has indicated 1t
will call War Department officials
for an explanation.
oSP closed Its books yesterday
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Taylor Defeats Eas|ey
For Mayor Of Louisville
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10
Complete unofhcial tabulations from
Tuesdays elections showed late TO-
day that E. Leland Taylor, Demo-
crat, defeated Roy w. Easley, Re-
publican, for mayor of Louisville
by a margin of 205 votes.
The unofficial vote from all of the
city's 495 precincts gave Mr.. Taylor
46.800 and Mr.. Easley 1886.
Final reports showed the Demo-
Gratis will have control of both
branches of the General Assembly
meeting in January. The Demo-
Gratis will have 81 and the Repub-
licans II in the Senate. The Demo-
Gratis will have SO and the Repub-
licans 81 in the House.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Celtic Expert to Speak

The Rev. James A. Geary, profess
sor of Celtic studies at Catholic Uni
versity, will speak on "Our Celtic
Ancestors" before the Douglas Hyde
branch of the Gaelic League at
pm. Tuesday at Roosevelt High
School, Thirteenth and Upshu,
streets NV, it was announced yes
terday. The lecture will be open
to the public.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

the agency two days ago that the
silk was required by the Ordnance
Department for making powder bags.
William S. Bradley, who resigned
recently as head OF the OSP when
Evening star., 1945-11-11

municipal agencies, which Have Z
higher priority than veterans, will
take up all the readily usable. jeeps,
leaving only Z handful for service
men. Only 5000 OF the total. are In
condition for immediate use.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

l 100 % WOOL FELT
SHOES to protect tender
feet. From four styles we
sketch q ribbon-trimmed
beouty in pink, white or
blue. Sizes o to 2---1.3o
Evening star., 1945-11-11

NURSERY CHAIR, stur-
dily constructed of. of.noturol
finish wood. ColIopsibIe
with sofety tray. Viii be
delivered ---2.oe
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

safe for wash colors, rayons and your own
precious hands. Use Oxydol for a wash
that's white without bleaching! See sheets,
towels, shirts all your white things, ex-
cept of course for unusual stains, come
white without bleaching,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
At Aew HasAe .6a66ts 81 5uOs thx 00fMf!

Make This Convincing Test! Next
washday use Oxydol instead of your pres
ent soap. See if your aren't delighted the
way Oxydol gets even your biggest, grim
lest wash white without bleaching! That's
because OxydorS new Hustle Bubble"
suds are solively,s SO active theykittdirt out.
Saves Clothes in Wartime! With
Oxydol there's no need for hard rubbing
or harsh bleaching, SO clothes last longer
in these wartimes. And Oxydol's SO safe
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21
AMERIKOS KARO
GALYBE

Budama visai silpna karo su
Japonija pradzioje, Amerika j
pabaiga karo isejo galingiausia
pasaulyje valstybe, INFANT vien
karo ginklu atzvilgiu.
Karo pabaigoje, Amerika is
dirbo jau beveik puse viso pa
saulio amunicijos, ir tas ap-
eme draugu ir priesu bendrai
gaminama amunicija.
Karo laivynas issistate 1900
laivu didumo dvieju okeanu
karo laivXna ir 100000 kito-
kiu laivu ivairaus didumo, SUI
darant laivyna didesni negu
visu kitu saliu laivynai sude-
jus viena.
Americas laivu dirbtuves is
state so milijoru tonu prekini
laivyna - didesni tonu atzvil-
giu negu visos kitos salys tu-
rajo karo pradzioje, 1889 m.
Trumriau negu< triju net1
begyje Amerika pasidirbdino
223,44 lektuvu, is ju 1873, ,433
karo lektuvu. Pasidare 49,
400 tan1u ir sarvuotu automo-
billy, 2,400,000 troku, tarp ju
100000 jeeps; 10000 trakto-
riu, kastuvu ir kitokiu sunkiu
statybos masinerlju; 100000
radio setu, 100000 telefonu,
20 milijonus kareiviams pala-
piniu, 1T milijonu poru lauko
ir iseiginiu avalu, ir. 1000 To-
komotivu.
Karo begiu padirbdino net
1,116,OOO artileriJos kanuoliu,
ir 100000 mazesniu Sauna
mu ginklu. Padare desimtimis
milijonu kanuolems soviniu ir
bilijonais sautuvams amunici-
jos.
Sis karas Amerikai kastavo,
bendrai paemus, apie 275 bill
JONAH dolariQ.
Anglia tue tarpu turejo is
laidu visame kare, anksciau
pradejus kariauti, tik sesis bi-
lijonus dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21
Bolsevikai Gyvens
kapitalistiskai

kaip Rusai bolsevikai moka
burzujiskai gyventi ir kaip jie
turf paties Staljno sutikinna to-
kiam gyvenimui, parodo pasta
ru dienu 'ivykis: Sovietu val
dzios supirkimu konlisijai nu-
samdyta dvieju metu laikui
buvusio garsaus kapitalisto j.
P. Morgano AZ kambariu dva-
ras ,prie Glen Cove, Long Is
land, kur sovietq atsiusti pa
tikimieii lures tikrai prasmat.
ny gyvenima.
Taip puosniai ir turtingai
gyvena ir visi pacios Rusijos
aukstesnieji komunistu parti-
jos valdovai, tik muzikeliams
atimta paskutinis sklypelis ze-
mes, visi suvaryti j kolhozus,
O darbininkai miestuose gyve-
ma sugrusti kaip ziurkes j ne
tinkalnus butus ir turi vargti
ir tyleti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21
Apie .Karo kaItininkus

"Karo kriminalistu teismas
ignoruoja Vokieciu nusizengi-
mus ir jiesko priemoniu pada-
ryti jiems visai naujus apkal-
tinimns, parupintus tam tiks-
lui, nezinomus istorijai nei tel
singumui, kad pradejimas ka-
70 yra nusizengimas.
"Mr. Jackson turetu butt
atsargesnis j kuria puse savo
sautuva taiko".
Tribune isvada yra ia: Vo-
kieciai kurie yra kalti uz ka-
70 laiku papildytus kriminalis-
kus nusizengimus, tegali butt
haudziami uz tai.
Jeigu jieskoti kaltininku uz
karo pradejima, kas istorijoje
niekad nebuvo, daroma, tai tu
kaltininku yra visose salyse -
ir net paeioje Amerikoje. Jei
bausti Vokiecius tai reikalinga
bus bausti ir kitus visus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21
SKIRTUMAS TARP KARO
PRADETOJU IR KARO
NtJSIKALTELIU

Chicago Daily Tribune. re-
dakciniame' straipsnyje panlini
karo kriminalistu skaiciuje ir
Stalina, bet jei jieskoti karo
pradejimo kaltininku, primena
ir Prez. Roosevelta.
Dabar kai Amerikos paskir-
tas karo kriminalistu teisejas
Jackson su savo united nations
draugais teisejais gamma Vo-
kieGiams karo kaltininkams zu-
dyti il bausti istatymus, Tri-
bune primena kad karo kalti-
ninku hendrai jieskant, reiktu
pasiziureti ir j pacius savo sa-
lies, USA, karo kaltininkus.
Tribune argumentas yra Sc
kantis: Neuztenka kad sajun-
gininku karo kaltininku teisi-
mo komisiia imasi teisti naziQ
vadus ir privercia JUGS atsaky-
ii uz zudystes ir visus zveris-
kus ju darbus Europoje, iskai-
tant ir paeia Vokietija. Jie
bus teisiami ir kaip kaltinin-
kai itrauke pasauli j kara.
Cia Tribune atkreipia deme-
81 j pacius savo sales kaltinin-
kus itraukusius Amerika ka-
re-. Tribune pamini Prez. Roo
sevelta ir iris jo kabineto ma
RUS, Stimson, Knox, ir Hull,
kurie, sake, zinojo daug dienu
isanksto kad Japonija pulls sia
sail, zinojo net kad uzpuolima
darys ant Pearl Harbor. Jie
betgi nepersergejo Amerikos
nlilitarius il laivyno vadus ir
nedare nieko apsaugoti kad tas
atakas nepasisektu.
Tribune, remdamasis dabar
iskilusiais faktais, tikrina kad
Roosevelto administrators va
dai su paciu prezidentu priesa-
kyle manevravo taip kad 81 sa-
lis butu ivelta j Europos kara.
PREF. Roosevelt nedryso sulau-
zyti savo 1910 metu rinkimu
vajuje Quota prizada kad Ame-
rikos kareiviai nebus siuncia-
mi i uzjuri kariauti svetimus
karus, taigi, sake, jis iieskoio
apeiti ta savo prizada "gudriu
budu'.
Iskile Pearl Harbor uzpuoli-
mo faktai, Tribune sake, att
dengia ia "gudru buda" kurio
Prez. Roosevelt jieskojo. Lei
des Japonams uzpulti Pearl
Harbor, dave priezastl Ameri-
kos-Japonijos karui ir tada So
ko j Europos kara, padeti Bri-
tams ir Rusams nugaleti vo-
kietija ir Italia.
Tribune randa karo kaltinin-
ku ir Churchill, jeigu jau eiti
United Nations teiseju planu
kaltinti visus. Churchill, sake
Tribune, po Amerikos istojimo
j kara parliamente pasigyre
jog jis trosko ir dirbo viska
ka galejo per daug menesiq
kad Amerika isiklstu i kara.
Tribune uzbaigia:
'Ir kuomet Mr.. Jackson jie-
sl1o karo kriminalistu, ka jo
komisija mano daryti su Sta
linu, kuris dave Hitleriui zen
kla 1899 metals pradeti kara
ir pasidalino SUI juo Lenkijos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21

DR.. Paul Muller, kuris su DIR.
Paul Lauger, dabar esanciu
Amerikoje, isrado DDT, ste
buklinga vaista kovai prizes va
ballls ir kirminus. Tinkamai
DDT vartojant sake galima
sukontroliuoti visus vabalus.