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grow from infoncy.Ve point
with pride to thee fact
the t the first Two comran-
les Of TACs (then EAAC) as
signed here, the 32nd and
33rd AAC Come ries which
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med excel lent. service on
the numerous Jobs to which
they hcve been assigned.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

IS denier. Sheer and lovely for work
or date wear. Foot and top rein
forced for extra wear. Newest spring
shades. Sizes sH to 1917.
Crowles's-Bargain Basement
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
,Iefe+es
Players

THE cast OF Private Lives"
i TO be produced March 10 by
the islanders, and members Of
the committees in charge were
entertained AT cocktails this
week by DR.. and Mrs. c. L. R.
PearTnan.
The committees include:
Properties and stage setting:
Mesdames Edmund Shurly, Glen
Coans Storm . Vanlerzee, John
Mayors.
Stage crew: Don Baldwin,
John Beyster, Stanley Codding-
ton, Robert Pearman, William
Startling, II. c. Goff, Edward
Leuchtmann, Glen Ballagh,
David Finley, Walter Nichol,
George Pinkerton. Carl Sonen-
burg, Lewis Hooper and Wayne
Jewell.
Refreshments VIII be in
charge of Mrs. G.. A. Brough,
assisted by Mrs. Howard Roder-
ick, Mrs. Max Gail, Mrs. Paul
Burchfieid and Mrs. James Nc
Elroy. with Mrs. George Pinker-
ton Mrs. David Finley, Mrs.
Edmund Lowrie and Mrs. Lester
Davis alternating at the coffee
table.
Mrs. Ralph Sanders rs chair
man OF makeup, assisted by
Mrs. L. r. Newell. and at the
door Wiii-be -be-Airx-EsaHdo!ph
Guest. Mrs. Earl Turner and
Mrs. Raymond Overholt.
Mrs. Lester Davis is publicity
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney SAWYER
will entertain at dinner before
the play. The guest list includes
the f. T. Gregories, Rice Fitz-
patricks. Wayne Jewels, How
ard Rodericks, Frederick Halls,
George Boeckelers and Thomas
McGuanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Style Club


STYLIST. INC, a newly or
ganized merchandising club,
composed Of students maioring
or minoring in that field in
either the business administra-
ton or home economics de-
partments Of Wayne Univer-
sity, has elected its first set of
officers.
Phyllis Creegan is the presi-
dent; Joyce Batsford, vice pres
ident; Betty Buck. correspond
ing secretary; Virginia Croat,
recording secretary; Judy Plato,
treasurer; and Helen Jean Vol
sine, publicity director.
Advisors for the club are
Mrs. Olive Goodrich Of the
Wayne University Home Eco
nomics Department. Miss Sara
Ruane Of the Wayne Univer-
Sity Business Administration
Department and Mrs. Gail
Johnson, stylist and prominent
fashion authority.
Honorary members are Mrs.
Lorranine Treblicock and Miss
VeSta Shaffer. the latter OF the
New York Fashion Group. Char
ter members of the club are:
MISSES
Phyllis CreegAn Judy Plato
Joyce Batsforc Helen Jean Volsine
Betty Buck Virginia Daraban
Virginia Groat Faith Bennett
Jean Ann Fry Maria ZAppella
Wanda Palevieh Mildred Sevick
Mary popyk
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
AMERIKIECIAMS AKYS LABIAU IR
LABlAU ATSIDARO
Axis Dumti Sekasi tik Dalai Mazai Protaujanciuju
Xiii Vsi -- ir Spauda - Gerai Permato Visas
Maskvoe Ruosiamas Klastas

Americas spauda padare sa-
vo isvadas del Stalino pastaro
zygio - paneigimo savo drau-
gingumo sutarties su Japonija.
Kaip zinome, Kremliaus tu-
zai saVo sutartis su Japonija
stengesi padaryti reiksmingo-
mis- ir vertingomis, kad jas su-
lauzius, laikui atejus, isrodytu
jog jie ka tai didelio atlieka,
padaro dideli pasiaukojina.
Dabar, Stalinui ta sutarti
paneigus, negudriu Amerike-
ciu apdumimui, gudresnieji ia
ciau permato kan tas viskas
padaryta. Ismintingu Ameri-
kieciu bendra opinija tue klau-
simu yra nazdaug tokia.
Sovietai neprisirenge paneig-
tt savo sutarti SUI Japonija an
ksciau negu Britu karo laivy-
mas galutinai pribuvo Pacifi-
ko kara. Stalinas tik pc triju
metu patyre jog Japonija ve-
da kara prizes jo sajunginin-
kus; po,. to kai Japonu karo
laivynas tapo sudauzytas ir ia
ponijos sostine plaisoma; po to
kai Amerikieciai isiVerze j Oki-
nawa, ir kuomet Japonija jau
imasi sudaryti tokia vyriau-
sybe kuri gall prasyti taikos.
Nepaskelbe Japonijai karO
Russia nestojo ] kara prizes
Japonija. Rusija tiktai parei-
ske Japonijai kad jos priza-
dai nepulti Japonija daugiau
negalioja. Tas zygis, reikia IT,
keti, buvo sutartas Jaltoje. Jei
taip tai Amerikos zmones ture
tu patirti is paties p. Roosevelt
to, jeigu jie gall, kokios kitos
salygos padarytos.
Stalinas dabar, kai Ameri-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
Prisinink Nelaiminga Lietuva! !!
SENATORIUS TOBEY
ATLIkO NAUDINGA
PATARNAVIMA

Senatorius Charles w. To-
bey, is New Hampshire, kuris
dalyvavo Kongresineje Vaka-
rieneje, Kovo %, ir prizadejo
atspausdinti Adv. Antano A.
Olio kalba pasakyta toje va
karieneje, Congressional Rec
ord, oficialiame Kongreso lei
dinyje, ta kalba italpino Kovo
20 dienos numeryje.
Senatorius Tobey yra narys
Karo Laivyno reikalu komisi-
jos. Svarbu patiekti skaity-
tojams kokia reiksminga pa
staba jisai padare Senate, re-
komenduodamas p. Olio kalba
uzrekorduoti. (Sen. Tobey kali
ba paduodame Lietuviskame
vertime):
''Ponas Prezidente, Kovo %
man buvo privilegija dalyvau-
tt Americas Lietuviu Misijos
vakarieneje Hotel Statler. Ten
as girdejau kalba, kuria pasa-
ke Antanas A. Oils, advoka-
tas, is Chicagos, kuri man la
bal patiko. AS prasau vien-
balsio sutikimo perspausdinti
ia Record'o priede, tikedamas
kad il issauks Amerikos Emo
niu simpatiska susidomejima
sios mazos tautos nelaime."
Savo laiske, rasytame Kovo
80, p. Oliui sarysyje SUI ia kali
ba, Senatorius Tobey tarp kit
ko pasako:
e.. AS labai susidomejau
padetimi kaip il buvo isdesty-
ia, ir as taip kalbejau del to
jusu ,kalba padare j name gilu
ispudi."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
L.IETUVIAI DAILY
VAUJA BENDRAME.
RUBU VALUE

Balandzio 1 d. prasidejo di-
dysis vajus rinkti drabuzius
visiems nuo karo nukenteju-
stems. Sis vajus yra zinomas
kaip United National Clothing
Collection. Jane dalyvauja per
so pasalpos istaigu, tarp ju ir
Bendras Americas Lietuviu
Fondas.
Ruby rinkimo vajui vado-
vault Prezidentas Roosevelt pa
kviete pragarsejusi pramoni-
ninka Henry J. Kaiser, kuriam
talkininkauja UNRRA ir XII
tos organizacijos.
Amerikoje per 81 vaju nusi-
statyta surinkti devetu ruby
15O,O0O,O0O svaru. Norma ap-
dengti 125 milijonus zmoniu,
kuriu tarpe yra 80 milijonu
vaikuciu.
Siuo reikalu kalbedamas p.
Roosevelt Kongrese pabreze
kad karo paliestuose krastuo-
Sc del drabuziu stokos zusta
beveik tick zmoniu kick Mrs
ia nuo bado. Vienintelis budas
drabuziams dabar gauti yra is
Amerikos gerasirdziu zmoniu.
BALI pranesa apie 81 vaju
ir ragina Lietuvius kur gall
ma imtis vadovauti Siam ru-
bu rinkimo darbui.
BALF sandelys, Brooklyne,
taip pat bus panaudojamas sio
vajaus rubu sutalpinimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

ka baigia Japonija sumusti,
kariavus patti viena per 40 me-
nesiu, pasirupins gauti sau at
lyginima panasiai kaip priver-
te savo sajungininkus uzgirti
jo pasigrobima Pabaltijo saliu,
Lenkijos, is Balkanu valstybiu.
Istorija lengvai parodo kokia
bus Stalino kama. Russia no
ri Mandzurijos. il pareikalaus
Korejos, Vidurines Mongolijos
ir daily siaurines Kinijos, jei
ne visiskai savo globai tai po
sau istikimais Kinu komunis-
tu agentais.
Mes ir Britai prisiemem sau
pareiga Kairo konferencijoje
SUI Gen. Kai-seku, grazinti XII
nijai "visas teritorijas kurias
Japonija is Kinu ateme, kaip
tai Mandzurija, Formosa, ir
Percadores"
Stalinas tada, irodydamas So
jungininkams kaip jam svarbi
sutartis su Japonija, atsisake
Teherane priimti Gen. Kai-se-
ka, ir todel Roosevelt ir Chur-
chill kara prizes Japonija apta-
re Kairo mieste. Russia tue
budu iiko laisva nuo obligaci-
ju. Mes prisiemem tas obliga-
cijas.
Dabar, kada mes Japonija
sumusam, koki atlyginima p.
Roosevelt prizadejo Stalinui
Jaltoje uz paneigima jo sutar-
ties su Japonija ir kick tu te-
ritoriju kurias mes zadejom
grazinti Kinijai dabar jau is
jos atimta?
Kaip Pabaltijo salys, Lenki-
ia ir kitos uzgrobtos kaimyni-
nes valstybes irodyta reikalin-
gos Rusijos apsaugai nuo SUI
naikintos Vokietijos, taip bus
irodyta kad ir Kinijos dalys
reikalingos Rusijos apsaugai
nuo sutriuskintos Japonijos,
ir Stalino pareikalavimai bus
noriai patenkinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

BUENOS AIRES. - Jau
esam rase apie knyga LITUA-
MIA ENTIRE FU]EGO CRU
ZADO'. Turinio ir isvaizdos
atzvilgiu Sis veikalas apie Lie
tuva svetima kalba yra, be
abejo, vienas is vertingiausiu
ir graziausiu. Daug didesnes
ir turtingesnes tautos Argen-
tinoje apie save paskutiniais
metals nieko panasaus nera
isleidusios. Tai daro garbe
Lietuviams ir didele parama
Lietuvai, ypac siuo taip tragi-
sku jai laikotarpiu. Musu Ii
niomis, knygos autorius is la
bal izymiu Argentinieciu ir XII
tu yra caves daug puikiu atsi-
liepimu ir ivertinimu.
Bet zinote kas atsitiko SUI
nabagu K. Norkum? Kai kas
pasakoja kad pamates 81 vel
kala apie Lietuva, jis is pavy-
do net pabales. O kai Ozins-
kas, kittens girdint, issitares
jog knyga yra grail tai Nor
kus tik desperatiskai numojes
ir emes kalbeti apie issigeri-
ma. So. Situo anekdotu istori-
jele ir butu galima baigti jei
ne Balso redaktoriaus Ito pa
ties Norkaus) palinkimas Wis
ka "giliau' kritikuoti.
Prisidenges B. K. Algiman-
to slapyvardziu K. Norkus sa-
vo savaitraScio 695 numeryje
apie Lithuania Entire Fuego
Cruzado" parase beveik visa
puslapi. National knygos jis
nei neskaites, negalejo atpasa-
koti jos turini, O tik israse
straipsniu atraStes ir priede
suglausta Lietuvos kronologija
(istorinius metus). Jis Wis del
to noromis-nenoromis pripazi-
no kad "gana vykusiai surink-
tos datos suteiks galimybe pa
zinoti Lietuvius "Lituania En-
tire Fuego Cruzado" veikalo
skaitytojams Ar gentinieciams
if tu visQ tautu zmonems ku-
rie moka Ispanu kalba" if kad
"labai ispudingi abieju okupa-
ciju teroro aprasymai'. Ola
jau net If Norkus neturejo prie
ko prikibti, uztat jis dar uzsi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
is Axgenkin0s Padazlges
NORKUs PAVYDI IR PROVOKUOJA r-----------------

ir daromas skriaudas, isva.
dose Lietuvos politinei nepri-
klausomybei atsteigti paramos
jis laukia is Atlantic Carteric
ir Keturiu Laisviu paskelbejV
ir gyneju.
Kaip jis supranta
nesaliskuma
Rasant apie Americas Lie.
tuviu veikla ir parama Lietu.
val vienodai ivertinti visi pa.
triotingi iseiviu darbai, ir Lie
tuviQ Tautine Taryba atskirai
nepamineta turbut todel kad
il ne vienintele siuo atzvilgiu
yra nusipelnius. Minint viena
organizacija, tiktu pamineti il
daugeli ju, o ar tie visi var
dai bus idomus Pietu Ameri-
kos skaitytojams?
Casimiro Verax savo didzia-
me darbe Lietuva ir Lietuviu
tauta simpatingai iskele kair
tokias, nerasdamas reikalo pei
xii liaudininkQ, lygiai kaip nei
peikdamas nei girdamas tauti-
ninku arba krikscioniu demo-
kratu. Greta Basanavicaus ir
Valanciaus ideta ir Kudirkos
paveikslas. Norkaus taip pa
sigendamas Sliupas neidetas,
mes visu izymiu Lietuviu, ne
ziurint kokiu sroviu jie bebu-
tu, paveikslu vistiek viename
leidinyje nesutalpinsi.
Norkus skaiciuoja kick SUI
rades kunigu fotografiju, ir
national erzinasi kan iu tarpe
yra net Maironis su Vaizgan-
tn. IS to matyti kaip Balso
redaktorius nesaliskuma su-
pranta ir kaip 'nesaliskai" jis
pats parasytu, jei istengtu ka
nors rimto paraSyti.
Bet Norkus, girdamasis sa-
vo nuopelnais ir nuolat moky-
damas kitus kaip reikia rasy-
ii, nera parases svetimtauciu
spaudon jokio rimtesnio strai-
psnelio; per istisa paskutiniQ
metu ellie nera parases nei ma
ziausios Lietuvai naudingos
brosiureles. 10 sekretoriauja-
mas Komitetas kada tai zadejo
si-ta raSyti, bet pazadai paza-
dais taip ir liko. Nera jam
biznio, nera nei rastu. -. Kur
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Bet reikia prisikabinti!

Bet reikia prisikabinti!
Toliau Balso redaktorius, ne
islaikes nei rimties, nei blaivios
nuovokos, nusnekejo jo megia-
mus. bet nei SUI knyga nei SUI
JOS autorium nieko bendro ne
turincius dalykelius: apie te-
legramus, cilinderius, nebaig-
tas bylas, litu aikvojima (ak,
tos dukes Wis dar Norkaus sa-
zine slegia), viena prizes 80
metu La Prensa straipsni, ia
nilioni, sliupa, ir taip toliau
Balso redaktorius butinai
noretu is pirsto islauzti Cast
miro Verax saliskuma, ir ta-
riasi jo surades jau vien delto
kad tas Verax esas kataliku
spaudos bendradarbis. Musu
manymu, veikalo autorius yra
tos svetimtauciu spaudos ben
dradarbis kurios puslapiai at
viri Lietuvos if Lietuviu tau
tos teisiu gynimui. o ia spau-
da, bent cia Argentinoje, kair
tik ir yra tiktai kataliku diem
raSciai ir zurnalai.
! La Prensa ineiti pataria-
me pabandyt paciam Norkui
ma, sakysime, Paugos pavyz-
dziu, kad ir su savo sutaupo-
mis-. -.
Nors knygos 'Lituania En-
tre Fuego Cruzado" autorius
religijos reiksmes tautos gyve-
nimui neneigia (tai baisiai
Norkui nepatinka), bet sioje
knygOJe JlS nlekur nera lSVadQ
dares kad "iSsigelbejimas no.
rima rasti kriksCionybeje, at
ejusioje Lietuvon is Vokietijos
per Lenkija''.
Vieton sito prasimanymo K.
Norkus butu kulturingiau pa
dares parasydamas tiesa, kad
Verax lygiai saziningai knygo-
je nusviete LietuviQ tautai
kaip kryziuociQ, taip Rusu ir
Lenku padaryta zala, kaip bol-
seviku taip ir naziu padarytas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

sDAUGIAU, negu $50 Anne
rikos miestu dabar turf tiesio-
gini ekspresini orc susisiekima,
palyginant prize IS miestu de-
simts metu atgal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

AACo1IlC1 Vuoo jdIlldCTo hlCQ COht
puiku darba!
Nori butt tautos didvyriu!
Esame tikri kad pashptoji
Norkaus rustybe prasiverze
kaip tik del to jog "Lithuania
Entire Fuego Cruzado" -iseje be
jo vardo ir be jo. paveikslo. il
nervina Lietuvai Islaisvinti
Centre Argentinoje pamineji-
mas ir to centro delegatu, 1910
metals, Argentinos Prezidentui
iteikusiu memoranduma prizes
bolseviku agresija, fotografija.
Ka gi padarysi kad ia garbin-
ga ir reiksminga zygi atliko
Norkui nepatinkami zmones.
Niekas nedraude prie ju prisi-
deti ir Balso "stabui', bet tas
stabas tada juk buvo uzimtas
sovietisku pasu Lietuviams
pirsimu, ir tokiam veikimui
kaip Lietuvos teisiu gynimas,
turbut neturejo nei laiko nei
moro.
Netiesa sake Norkus jog kny-
goje "pacios kolonijos veiki-
mas igonruojamas'. Lietuvai
naudingas veikimas neignoruo-
jamas, bet, zinoma, negalinla
neignoruoti Balso redaktoriaus
stabo su tue jo karciaminiu
bizniu, tegul sau ir kulturinio
klubo vardu pridengtu.
Pagal Norkaus logika, kas
neuzeina pas Ozinska alaus is
CERT, Balso redaktoriui uzfun-
dyt ir dar keleta pezu auku pa
likt tas jau nepatriotas ir ne
kulturingas. -.
Buenos Airese, berods, CANA
daug Lietuviu turf isgerimo uz-
eigas, bet tik vienas Norkus,
pataikaudamas savo admins
tratoriui, isgerima izuliai va
dina kulturiniu ir patriotiniu
veikimu. Ar del to reiktq di-
dziai ivertinti jo sekretoriauja-
mo komiteto nuopelnus, kad
karta kada tai "klube" Lietu-
vos gelbejimo vardu kaz ka
renge, paskui "stabui" riebiai
sumokejo, o Lietuvos gelbeji-
mui tepaliko tik pora pezu?.
Kur destruktyvine politika
tikrenybeje
Pasirodo, "distruktyvine po-
litika Lietuviu atzvilgiu" ran
dasi ne knygoje apie Lietuva,
bet Balso stabe. Ir tegul to
laikraScio viena bendradarbe
nuoSirdziai nesistebi kad Ar
gentinos Lietuviai toxic nepat-
riotingi ir nesusiprate. Kol
karciameles laikrastis JUGS
Svies tol ko geresnio il butt
negales.
Karciamoje gyvendamas Bal
so redaktorius priprato prie ko
pakliuvo kabinetis. Karciamo-
je sitas jo paprotis baigiasi
dazniausia - bakalo istusti-
nimu, o kai kada ir antausiu.
Bet jis turetu zinoti kad prize
kabes spaudoje gall baigtis XII
taip. Jis neturi jokios teises
kabinetis prie tu zmoniu ku-
rie kukliai bet rimtai ir inten-
singai dirba tikrai kulturini ir
patriotini darba.
Mes cia galime Balso paklau-
sti kaip bus tada jei tie jo uz-
gauliojami zmones viena kart
inns ir pilnai patenkins Nor
Klaus troskima butt ivertin-
tam? Jei koks, pavyzdziui,
gabus zurnalistas inns 'ir pa
grindiniai parasys apie- Nor
Klaus ir jo "stabo' ''kulturine
ir patriotine" veikla? Ar Nor
kus jau taip butinai nori dar
karta tue budu liudnai pagar-
seti iseivijoje ir gyvenamosios
Sales saugumo istaigose? Ka
jis darytu su issamiu straps
niu apie savo nuopelnus prade-
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PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Pernaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos ]
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS NJ
1c atvirute prizes persikeh-
ma ! kita vjeta gyventi. -
Dirya Cleveland 3. Q.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

sJERUZALIO miestas skai-
tosi sventu miestu ir Mohar1e-
tonams, ir zydams, ir Kriks-
cionims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
Ne Visi Veteranai Nori
Dirbti

Apie $4,000 is karo pa1iuo-
suotu sveiko kuno vyru ina
valdzios bedarbes atlyginimus
neziurint kad darbininku sto-
ka ivairiuose darbuose.
Valdzios karo veteranu blu
ras dabar uzverstas visokiais
karo veteranu aprupinimo rel
kalais. Biuras turi apie 150,-
600 bylu reikalaujanciu atty
ginimo uz suzeidima, mirimus
ir apdraudos atlyginimu.
Dabartiniu laiku is tarnybos
iseina po apie 10000 vyru j
menesi, kurie prisideda prie
Veteranu biuro darby padidi-
nimo.
sARGENTINA ruosiasi sy-
met paruosti 100000 tonu Sc
menu aliejaus kurui, del stokos
kitty kuro medziagu. ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

siedu kariai, zuye Pacifike,
pirmutiniai apdovanoti Kong
resiniais Medaliais po jig mir
ties: virsuje, 1t. Col. William
j. O'Brien; apacioje, Sgt. TIL.
A. Baker, abu is Troy, N. Y
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

norejo, net patriotizmo var
du (D "giliau j 81 veikala pa
zvelgti, nepaneigiant jo vertes
items svetimtauciams kurie tik
is jo mus palms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
Arena

There was prayer meeting We'd
nesday night led by Mrs. Eliza
Stfickler at the Pine Grove
Church of God, The Rev. Allie
Underwood of Hebron, Miss, also
preached Saturday night, Sunday
morning and evening.
Keafney Underwood visited in
the home of his sister, Mrs. Nose
williams, last week. The Rev.
Allie Underwood was also a visit
or in his sisters home.
A Christmas program was held
Saturday night at Roberts
Chapel.
Refreshments consisting of
fruit, candy and nuts were serv-
ed after the Christmas program
at the Pine Grove Church of God
Saturday night.
Friends here were grieved to
learn of the death of o. H. Broim
of Meridian last Friday morning.
He was a former resident of this
Spring Hill, Ala, where most
of his children gathered for the
flu ,elal.
M. J. Roberts, Amos Overstreet,
John Reisberg, Elmer and Harry
Strickler attended the funeral
services for o.. H. BroimH in Spring
Hill Sunday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. A. Stricken and Carl
Strickler shopped in Mobile one
day last week and visited the
formers sister, Mrs. Eddy Lad
nier.
Mesdames Elmer and f. w.
Strickler were In Mobile shopping
one day last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
Edward paSson Discharged

From the public information Of
flee at New Orleans comes the
news that Edward Parson, stew
ards mate, first class, has been
honorably discharged from the
United States Navy at Charleston,
S. c.
Parson was in the service 20
months and his last permanent
duty was aboard the USS "John
r. Crais.' ID 1886. He is enti-
tied to wear the American De-
Tense ribbon and the World War
Victory Medal. His home adj
dress is 349 Market street, Pasca-
gonia. Previous to entering the
service he was employed at In
gals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
Charles Montgomery Coming

Notification that Charles Mont
gomery, carpenters mate, sec
ond class, Of 602 Krebs avenue,
Pascagoula, is getting ready to
join the ranks of civilians through
the Naval Staging center at Pearl
Harbor, has been received from
Hawaii.
At this center the prospective
discharges are grouped accord
ing to what separation center
they will report to for their final
papers. Then they r placed
aboard ships headed for the
States as soon as shipping space
is available.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
DRUGS GEM scAHcE


Rome, AP.-"Talking of peni-
cillin to Italy's physicians is like
talking to them of diamonds
said DR.. Charles Muzzicato of
New York, national chairman of
American Medical Relief for tia
ly (AMRD, stunning up the acute
need Of this country's war-strip-
ped hospitals for medical sup
plies.
The roentgenoIogist, attached
to the staffs of the Goldwater
Memorial and st. Luke's hospitals
in New York, has surveyed hos
pitfalls and clinics in Naples, Rome,
Milan, Florence and Bologna, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
|Mosf Shortages Wifi Disappear
|Dufinq First 0uarfer OF 1876
By DOROTHY ARE
APP Newsfeatures

New York.-The start of 1916
means the beginning of the end of
shortages for the American con
sumner.
Father may not have a white
shirt left to his name, mother
may still be Waiting for nylohs.
and Junior may be squeezed into
his last years sleepers-but not
for long.
Some shortages already are
over or well on the way to being
forgotten. Industry sources pre-
dict that supplies of Others will
improve one after another during
the coming year, just as s~earcities
came in l945.
Just a year ago smokers lined
up daily in hopes of getting a
package Of cigarettes. To-day you
can ask unblushlngly for a car
ton Of your favorite brand.
Meat supplies reached the low
est point of the war perior last
spring, Many a family went with
out it for days at a time. But
gradually after We cut army re-
quirements, the supply increased.
Canned goods are returning to
grocers' shelves, and still better
supplies are expected in coming
months by the Department of
Commerce. arr
Radios and electrical appli-
ances already have appeared on
1.-The market for the first time since
the war.
K The National Shoe Manufactu-
rers Association expects stocks to
be adequate soon. Children's
shoes are tagging somewhat be-
cause of a tremendous increase in
demand, but men's and women's
footwear supplies should catch
up with needs by the second quar-
ter of 1916.
The consumer began 1945 with
"a handful of ration books. Now
he needs stamps only for sugar.
Rationing of that item-first to
be restricted during the war
must last for some time to come.
Ody H. Lamborn, president OF
Lamborn & Co., sugar brokers,
predicts stocks will be at an all
/ time low during the first quarter
of 1916, but should begin to i'm
prove after April /.
The textile shortage grew more
acute month by month during all
of 1945. Not much relief is an
ticipated until the second quar-
ter of AS.
One manufactures predicts
sheets and pillow cases, practi-
cally unobtainable now, should
begin creeping back into stores
within go to 80 days. Children's
utility clothing-sleepers, under
wear and corduroy overalls-will
be easier to get after another
three months, industry sources
say.
Mems clothing will be one OF
the sloWest consumer goods to
return to normal because needs
of millions of returning service
men must be met.
It will be another six months
before the shirt and pajama sit
uation begins to improve, says the
/ National Association of Shirt and
Pajarha Manufacturers.
Although suits and overcoats
now are coming through in in
creasing quantities, demand is sc
excessive that industry sources
expect them to be portioned ou'
to retailers for most of 1916.
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expects to tour southern Italy and
Sicily before returning home next
month.
Although literally, doctors
have nothing" he said. Il am sur
prised that they are able to do
anything at all"