davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Am. l. NiajW AtStovaiiSa Francisco Uzgirtii.
STAI KA LA!kEJO TIE KURIE DAILY
VAVO IR RENE MISIJA KOVO 1874.

Washington, D. c., Bal 13. - Kaipo pasekme Ame-
rikos Lietuvu Msos zygu Kovo % ir a. po audenci-
JOS 10 Ekscelenca Harry S. Truman, dabartiniu s..
Vastiju Prezdentu, r po pasimatymo SUI vairias Sc
Materials ir Kongresmanais Americas Lietuvu Msijos
Vadybos na,ia Komisijonierius Alex Kumskis Adv.
Antanas A. Oils ir Inz. P. J. zurs buvo pakvest atsi
ankyti State Departmenta Washingtone Balandzio 13
diena Ia proga ems buvo teiktas rastskas State De-
partmento uzgyrimas Americas Lietuviu Msijos repre-
zentacijos San Francisco konferencija ir paresmas
kooperuot Americas LietuviQ Msijos delegatas pa
siustais San Francisco Konferencija. '''
Delegatais paskirti Al Kumsks, Adv. Oils is Chi
cagos, ir Inz. P. J. ziuris is Clevelando.
Americas Lietuviu Msijos istegtas ofisas Washing
tone dahar gauna Senatoru r Kongresmanu aiskus ku
rie uzgiria Amerikos Letuvu Msijos darbuote r de-
egatu siuntina San Francisco Konferenciia r pasi-
zada butt Aelikos Lieuviu Misijos organzacjos gar
hes na1iais.
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Truman Stojo prie 'airO
SAN FRANCISCO KONFERENCUA
IGAVO DVDESNES SVARBOS

Washington, Bal H. - Prezdentui Roosevelt stat
ga mrus, Vice Prezidentas Harry S. Truman tapo pri
saikdntas Sales Prezidentu 81 vakara 7:09 val, Bata
jane Name, prize mazu ceremoniju.
Tapes prezidentu, Balandzo 13, Truman paskelbe
jog kara Xxi galutnos pergales Tuo susauke auks-
tuosius mtarsk1s virsininkus esancius Washingtone
r su jais aptare svarbiausius rekalus
Paskebdamas kad vyk1ys veonio Prezidento Roo
sevelto nustata programa, tapgi sake Vastybes Sex
retoru Stettinius vykdyt kap numatyta San Francis
ko konferencia ka Roosevetas lake svarbu ir reika
ngu pasaulio saugumui projektu
Kadangi pats Prezidentas Truman isreikalavo is
Stalino atsusi ia konferenciia svarbu atsova m Sta
nas pasi,nte Mootova San Francisco konferencia tue
blldu padaroma reiksmnga ne taip tk del visko,
Prezdento Truman pirmutnis ofcal aktas buvo paskeb
per Valstybes Skreoru Stenius menesio gedula iru
prezidenta Tuo pradejo suet jam paszademai De-
noratu r Repubkonu Senate ir Kongreso remimo
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PERKIRTO woke.
TIA PUSIAU

Bal. 19, ziniomis,. Ame-
rikos Trecios armijos pes
tininkai izygiavo j ceko-
slovakija, tuomi geografis-
kai perkirsdami Vokietija
pusiau. Dabar Americas
arnija randasi arciau &C.
koslovakijos sostines negu
Sovietu armija.
Amerikieciai uzeme Nu-
ernburga, Magdeburga, ir
ina Leipziga, ir kitus mie-
stus pakelyje.
Su raudonaja armija su-
sitikimas gall ivykti tuoj
Berlino apielinkese, mes So
vietai ESTATE milijonus sa-
,vo kariuomenes ir lauziasi
j Berlina, matyt pasiryze
j uzvaldyti ir reikale pa
naudoti tuos savo milijo-
nus kareiviu prizes ka nors.
Amerikieciai paeme ne
laisven buvusio kaizerio Sc
na nasle ir eile kitty zymiu
Vokieciu.
Vokieciu orc jiegos jau
visai .sunaikintos.
Gen. Eisenhower speja
kad Vokieciai nedarys jo-
kio formalio pasidavimo ir
reikes JUGS toliau gaudyti
ir naikinti ar submit.
Berline sakoma nuzudy-
ia j 5000 zmoniu kurie ke-
le reikalavimus baigti ka-
ra.
U. S. jiegos padare antra
issedima Mindanao saloje
prizes Japonus.
Japonai mesa nuostolius
visose salose. Britu karo
laivynas taipgi pasiruose
prizes Japonus Pacifike.
Tokyo bombarduojamas,
net padegta imperatoriaus
rumai BIO bombomis.
Italijoj pradeta pavasa-
RIMS kariavimas prizes Vo-
kiecius kurie ten laiko ga
ma stiprias jiegas.
Bari uoste sprogo laivas
kuriame uzmusta 267 TIA
lai, daug kitu suzeista.
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PREF. r. %. ROOsEVELTO MlRTtS IR
= LAEDOTUVES

lis valdzios nariQ ir diplomatu.
Cia Episkopalu Vyskupas An
gus Dun pasake trumpa atsi-
sveikinimo malda. Visas Bal
tasis Namas buvo nukrautas
g5lemis.
Pakeliui kur traukinys su
Prezidento lavonu vaziavo, Ii
nodami zmones stotyse pasiti-
ko ir isleido su apgaila.
Washingtone, stotyje graba
pasitiko ir nulydejo j Baltaji
Mama ir paskui didziaja Penn
sylvania Avenue atgal j gele-
zinkelio stoti, pats naujasis
Prezidentas Truman ir kit di-
dieji valdzios zmones. Pirma
grabo ejo garbes sargyba.
Neziurint kaip didis Roose-
welt buvo savo darbais, jo lai-
dojimas ir laidotuviu pamaldos
buvo palyginamai paprastos.
10 grabas is stoties ir j sto-
tt buvo vezamas ant atvirQ ra-
tq, uzdengtas veliava, tra" @-
mas septyniu baltu ar}z
IS Washingtono PrezIv.
kunas isveztas 10 val. vaAar-
Balandzio IA ir pribuvo New
Yorka apie 5 val. ryto. Lyde-
toju aukstu valdzios nariu va
ziavo du paskiri traukiniai.
Tame paciame traukinyje kur
veze mirusi prezidenta, vazia-
vo o. Roseveltiene ir seimos
nariai ir PREF. Truman su savo
Selma. Tuo traukiniu vaziavo
apie 100 asmenu, kurie suvar-
TOTO IL Pullman vagonu.
Kaip Washingtone taip ir
visoje salyje, krautuves ir XII
ii bizniai buvo uzdaryti, miru-
sio Prezidento pagerbimui.
Is Pennsylvania stoties New
Yorke, Prezidentas nuveztas j
Hyde Park, jo teviske auksciau
New Yorko, Hudson upes kran-
te, galutinam palaidojimui.
Pirmutinis Prezidentas, Jur-
gis Washington, taip pat palai-
dotas savo dvare, sode salimai
savo gyvenamu manu-, Mount
Vernon. Tas jo dvaras payer
stas istorisku parku.
Reikia tiketis kad ir Roose-
velto dvaro zeme bus paversta
viesu paminkliniu parku.
Poni Roosevelt issikrausto is
Baltojo Namo sia savaite, II
nauji seimininkai ten persike-
liza gyventi.
J (Daugiau ant Alto pusl.)
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REskALIMGA DAUGIAU AUKU

Suomi atsisaukiame Amerikos Letuvius tevynai-
MUS primindami kad aimejus Americas Letuviu dele
gacija San Francisco konferencija rekalnga daugiau
auku is musu visuomenes r organzaciju tos delegaci
jos ten iSlaikymui. Delegacija dirbs uz vsus r
ket San Francisco yra toll il ia konferenca tests ne
savate, ne dv bet apie pora menesiu laiko Pradeje
darba nepameskime Jeigu rupi Lietuvos aisves gyni
tai Misijos deegacia au tesioginia drbs uz Lie
tuvos lasves gynma dabar, pradedant Balandzo 25
San Francisco kcnferencijoje
savo gausa auka skirkit ir siuskt siadien!
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Centras
$500 Superior Ave- Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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Palaidotas Baland. IS

HYDE PARK, N. Y. - Pre-
zidentas F. D. Roosevelt palai-
dotas sekmadieni, Balandzio
Is, savo teviskes dvaro sode,
ant Hudson upes kranto. 10
grabas nuleistas zeme tarp
gylenu jo numyletame sode,
kur jis visados mego buvoti.
Laidotuviu diena oras Euvo
grazus ir tyras.
I paskutini jo pasilsio vieta
Prezidenta Roosevelta atlyde-
jo is Washingtono jo nasle, E.
Rooseveltiene, jo sunus Gen.
Elliott Roosevelt ir keturios
marcios, o kit trys jo sunai,
budami ivairiose pasaulio da-
lyse karo frontuose nespejo j
laidotuves pributi. Gen. FL
lott Roosevelt parskrido is
Angliios, jis radosi arciausia.
Toliau, prie laidotuviu zymiQ
dalyviu buvo naujasis PreZi-
dentas Harry S. Truman su
zmona ir dukteria, If ellie zy-
miu velionio draugu, kabineto
nariu, ir militariska garbes
sargyba, kuri nuleidziant graba
j duobe sutrimitavo ir iris kar-
tus issove j ora paskutiniam
atsisveikinimui.
Laidotuvese buvo leisti da-
lyvauti apielinkes gyventojai
ir ju darbininkai.
Taip atsiskyre is sio pasau-
lio tas zmogus kuris. pradejo
didelius darbus, privede antra
pasaulini kara arti laimejimo II
ruose ateities taikos ir saugu-
mo planus, bet nesulauke to
visko ivykstant, mire negale-
damas baigti ko pradeio.
IS Anglijos, j laidotuves il
atidavimui paskutines pagar,
bos, Premjeras Churchill at,
siunte Uzsieniu Reikalu Sekre,
toriu Anthony Eden.
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visu adrbu ir pastangu, vie
ningai siekti karo laimejimo
ir pergales.
Nesutinka SUI pavergimu
mazu tautu
Balandzio 16 PREF. Truman
dalyvavo bendrame Kongreso
posedyje, kur sake kalba, is
destydamas savo planus. Net
Republikoniska spauda raso
kad ia jo kalba reiskia pra-
dzia naujos eros Amerikos is
torijoje.
10 pareiskimas triju didziu-
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dam Wmeto Luvos ras buvo nuvye paa pas Vice harry
nuordai komisos
a
tap trump
zilsM
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Holandija islaisvina m a !,
taciau sake 4,500,OO0 jos
gyventoju taip nualinti If
badu marinti kad reikalin-
ga bus specialize maisto, at
gaivinti juos.
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ATSISVEIKINIMAS
WASHINGTONE

PREF. Roosevelt buvo nuvy-
kes j Warm Springs, Ga. pa
sigydyti, mes visai nesveikavo,
mire ketvirtadieni, Bal. II, po
pietu. 10 kunas is ten isveztas
j sostine pagerbimo ceremoni-
JOINS Baltajame Name.
10 grabas buvo patalpintas
dideliame Rytiniame Kambary-
je, Vasario IA d. ryta. Cia SUI
ejo atsisveikinti SUI juo dauge-
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Jugoslavu bolseviku va
dar Tito pasirase SUI Mas
kva 20 metu sutarti. Tuo
budu ia Sails padovanoja-
ma Stalinui.
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JAPONIJA skubiai siun-
cia kariuomenes j Mandzu-
ria, kur tikisi Rusai gall
pradeti kara prizes Japoni-
Ja.
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Sovietai jau pradejo is
vezti ir uzimtos Vokietijos
zmones j Russia, priedan-
ga statymo prie darby ka-
70 griuvesiu atstatynnui.
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Nori penkiq didziuju
pasimatymo

p$ASAAth&ety Ato
Spaudos konferencijoje Bal.
II PREF. Truman pareiske bus
labai patenkintas jeigu gales
greitu laiku padaryti Penkiu
Didziuju sajungininku vadu
pasimatyma. Tuomi jis pasa-
ko jog pripazysta ir skaitysis
SUI Anglijos, Kinijos, Sovietu,
ir Prancuzijos vadais.
Pareiske jog remia visa sa-
vo gala Amerikos delegacija
United Nations konferencijoje
San Francisco, taciau pats jo-
! je nedalyvaus. Konferencijos
delegatus pasveikins kalba per
radio, atidarymo dienoje.
Sovietu komisara Molotova
prezidentas sutiko priimti pirm
jo vykimo j San Francisco SUI
sirinkima. (ziur. p. a.
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u. s. karo nuOstoliai Xxi
Kovo 81, pasieke 899, 800.
NuostoliQ apskaiciavi m a s
seka Wis veliau negu karo
eiga, nes nespejama tikru
statistiku padaryti ia pacia
savaite.
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ju valstybiu vadams apie ju
obligacijas irgi daug reiskia.
Jis pasake:
''Kuomet sios dideses vals-
tybes turf ypatinga atsakomy-
be vykdyti taika, ju atsakomy-
be paremta obligacijomis besi-
remianciomis ant visu valsty-
blu, dideliu ir mazu, ne yarto-
ii jiega tarptautiniuose santi-
kiuOse isskiriant reikale apgy-
nimo teisiu.
"Didziuju valstybiu atsako-
mybe yra tarnauti o ne. domi.
nuoti pasaulio zmonems."
Tais zodziais PREF. Truman
isbara iris Didziuosius, kartU
ir Amerika, ir sukelia vilcir
mazoms salims kurios bijojc
kad gall butt triju didziujr
valdzioje.
Niekas kitas Xxi siolei trijr
didziuju vardu ir is ju tarpe
nera taip aiskiai pasisakes il
paroles reikalinguma laikytis
istatu ir teisingumo vadovami
me busincios pasaulines orga
nizacijos.
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AUDROJE Oklahoma il
kaimyninese valstijose per-
eitos savaites pabaigoj zu-
vo ITO zmoniu.
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CHURHILL laukia karo
pasibaigimo Europoje bent
diena, todel jis kanceliavo
savo kelione j Prez. Roose-
veto laidOtuves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
BY RUTH COWAN,

| Associated Press Stan Correspondent.
ON THE RIVIERA.-An 80-year-
old man, severely paralyzed, sits
daily in a chair by top-hoor WIN
dow of the Martinez Hotel in Can
mes, where he watches American
soldiers on leave strolling along the
Mediterranean beach.
Eight months ago, from the same
window, he watched fearful forma-
ton of American bombers as they
swept inland to blast German in
stallations in preparation for the
Allied invasion of Southern France
On the piano nearby is beauti-
full trophy given him in 1910 by
Harvard University as the winner
of the first bombing meet in which
a flyer dropped missile from a
plane on an object on the ground.
/ This first bombardier-as far al
he knows-is Col. Clifford B. Har.
mon, millionaire real estate man
donor of the Harmon National Avia.
ton Trophy and pioneer balloonist
and plane pilot
Victim of a stroke several years
ago, he continued to live in hi.
hotel suite here during the enemy
occupation. On tables in the living
room are carefully polished trophies
won in days when flying was g
wealthy mans sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Captain Gets Honor Medal
For CLEARING Advance

A twice-wounded infantry officer
who cleared the way for his COM
pany's advance by single-handedly
destroying a German artillery piece
and two machine guns has been
awarded the Congressional Medal of
Honor, the War Department an
nounced last night.
He is Capt. Charles c. Ogden.
Paramount, Ill. He still commands
his company of the 10th Division
now in Germany, where he will re-
ceive the medal.
Capt. Ogden's company had been
pinned down by enemy fire near
Cherbourg, France, last June Is. and
he crawled to get a load of hand
grenades. Using his MI rifle, he
charged the German gun position
A bullet grazed his head and he fell
but before two of his men could
reach him, he was on his feet again
Fitting a grenade launcher to his
rifle, he destroyed German 88-mm
gun. Another bullet struck his foot
but he kept moving ahead, throwing
grenades into the two machine gun
empIacementS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Pilot, Lost Same Day Son
Was Born, Is Liberated

Mrs. Frances Mooney. 1880 Newark
street NV, whose husband, First
1t. William H. Mooney of the Army
Air Forces was reported missing over
Germany on December 81, the day
their son was born, learned yester-
day that the young officer has been
liberated from German prison
camp and is in a Paris hospital for
"a checkup before returning home
Mrs. Mooney received the good
news in letter from her husband
She had been advised by the War
Department, few days after he
was reported missing. that he was a
prisoner of war, but she did not
know of his rescue until the letter
arrived
1t Mooney wrote that he had re-
covered from wound inflicted when
he was shot down. He did not ex-
plain definitely why he was in the
hospital. but his wife gathered it was
for general checkup. He said he
would be headed homeward soon.
The officer is a bombardier.
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the smokestacks the bullseyes. They
rugged up a trapdoor in the plane
opened with wire from under the
pilots seat. Col. Harmon would take
of, circle the field and aim at the
destroyer's smokestacks. It was not
long before he considered himself
pretty good and he developed accu-
racy in figuring speed and distance.
It was lot of fun, he said.
Since his illness, Col. Harmon has
lived at Cannes. From his window
he watched the Germans fortifying
the beaches. Most Americans and
Britons were moved inland, but he
was too helpless to move without
aid and was left In his apartment.
Il never spoke to German" he
said.
During the liberation Of Cannes,
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while he sat by. interested, speak
ing slowly now and then.
1t was at Swampscott, Mass, that
he participated in that first bomb
ing meet. And what did he think
about it IS years later?
1.-The idea had already been
launched that aerial bombing might
play an important part in naval
warfare" he recalled. 80 I tried
it out, and if I say now that to the
best of my knowledge was the first
bomber, 1t is not to claim distinction
but to say in all humility that ]
deplore that I or any one else ever
tried to bomb"
In 1910, he said, there were only
a half-dozen aviators in the United
States and half of those were for
eign pilots. I'm those days, with
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our stick and wire planes, we hardly
asked for more than to be able tc
keep aloft. Loop the loops had moi
even been thought Of.
so to do something different, we
bombed. The target was a battle
ship" outlined on a field with a
tennis court marker. I made Il
hits out of possible IA and won.'
Those amateur bombardiers used
plaster of paris bombs.
Col Harmon foresaw the contro.
versy between Navy and airmen-
"and I was an airman. I wanted tt
show those Navy fellows we had II
all over them in the air. I wanted
to show them I could drop bomb!
right down their smokestackS.
He and a friend outlined three de.
stroyers on a flying field and made
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Jennifer Jones Files
Suit for Divorce
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 21.-Jen-
infer Jones, Aim actress who won a
motion picture award IN 1943 for
her first starring role in The Song
of Bernadette," filed suite today for
a divorce from Actor Robert Walker.
She charged Mr.. Walker treated
her with extreme cruelty" and
caused "grievous mental and physi-
cal suffering" No order for support
of their two children, Robert, S. and
Michael 4, was asked, since it was
stated that both parents are con-
tributing to their support.
The couple separated November
7, 1943, almost five years after their
marriage at her Tulsa (Okla) home
Miss Jones was born Phyllis Lee
ISleV,
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Col. Harmon, 80, III on Riviera,
WAS Worlds First Bombordier

In his record book of the days
when he fraternized with the great
of the flying world are photographs
Of Charles Lindbergh as his guest
in Paris at luncheon of the Inter-
national League of Aviators, which
Col. Harmon founded. and of How
ard Hughes receiving the Harmon
Trophy from President Roosevelt.
It is difficult for him to talk and
his hands shake too much to write.
At the interview, his secretary spoke
for him and got together some notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. AIS
~,

he had a front-row seat on the
front line. Prom my window" said
Col. Harmon, 1T was quite show.
Planes divebombed blockhouse a
short distance away. A nearby
building got so bombs, many of them
through open windows. The nights
were horrible"
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
| a VERY FEW OF THE MANY
THINGS DONE WITH YOUR
CHEST CONTRIBUTIONS
LAST YEAR

A letter recently appeared in the
Public Pulse column Of the Omah;
Worll-H Herald concerning the cur
rent Community Chest Drive in O.
maha. The letter asked for inform
alton as to how the money donated
IS to be used and what the various
agencies operating with Community
Chest funds actually do.
We, the undersigned, believe that
the letter is deserving Of a public
reply because it asks a fair ques-
ton
Space does not permit a complete
resume of all of the many errands
OF mercy On which your Community
Chest dollars are sent. A pamphlet
giving full details, is being distri-
buted to every home in Omaha. Here
however, are a very few of the many
things done with your Community
Chest dollars during the past year:
The provided 1926 days care
Tor dependent and neglected Omaha
children, through such fine agencies
as the Child Saving Institute, the
Child Welfare Association and tn
Nebraska Children's Home Society.
They provided recreation for 90
148 Omahans monthly at various
community centers, including the
Omaha Youth Centers, Inc, whose
$50 average nightly attendance by
young t%een-agers helped a great
deal to combat juvenile delinquency.
They provided 1907 days care
for Omaha's aged and those suffer-
ing from chronic and incurable dis
eases at such recognized agencies
as the Fontenelle Boulevard Home
and the Emmanuel Homes for Aged
and Invalids.
They helped ease the suffering Of
untold thousands of homeless ref
ugees in Czechoslovakia, France,
Holland, Greece, Norway and other
war devastated countries of Eur
ope.
Last month, Omaha's USO serv-
ed $4,000 servicemen. With the end
of the war, the needs of the USO
have grown greater, not less. Since
VI Day, the work of the USO has
been vuadrupled, at the request OF
the Armed Forces, to help maintain
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

c. B. FL have been separated
from my husband for is years. Now
| am getting my divorce. I am go
ing with a man and we are making
plans to get married | like him
but he drinks so much and although
he is nice to me, do you think 1
would be lettering myself by marry
ing him or not?
Ans: A man who drinks to ex-
cess is a doubtful prospect as to be-
ing a good husband. | hardly sec
how it could be uplifting and inspir-
ing to be married to a mar who is a
slave to drink Your previous mar
riage ended in despair and disillus-
ionment and surely do not wish to
enter another union with so many
doubts and fears in your mind. It's
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
H-UCKLEBERRY FINN

morale. During the coming year,
the Chest has allotted approximately
one-third to the JSO, the War Re-
lief agencies and the United Sea-
mems Service, an organization which
provides for the bops of the Merch-
ant Marine. This amount will have
to finance these agencies for more
than a year. There will be no War
} Fund Drive in 1916. Never before
has the need for these tppes of or
! CARNATIONS been so urgent. Par,
of your gift helps support them.
Fiftp-two desetvihg agendes,
carefully selected, are served by the
Omaha Victory Fund and Commun-
ity Chest, Only a few have been
mentioned, but they are typical Of
the fine work done by all fifty-two.
A mere month and a halp ago, al
most any of us would have given al
most anything to end the war. Now
that we enjoy the blessings Of Peace
let us PROVE that we are thank
full Don't let that treat thankful
ness be dissipated with honking au-
tomobile horns and torn CONTEXT:
IN VI Day, less than two month.
past Most Of us have suffered the
ravages Of war comparatively little.
For those who have. for those
who died in far--off, lonely places
for those who will, by the grace OF
God, return. for the crippled, the
aged, the helpless, let us all give
generously to the 1916 Victory Fund
and Community Chest.
Let us give in the spirit Of a
thankful people, in order to real
ly PROVE that we are grateful.
The war won't be over for your
Community Chest dollars until all
the service flags are removed from
the windows of Omaha homes and
happy families are united perman-
emily once again.
Signed,
w. Otto Swanson, President
Omaha Community Chest,
Roy Page, President United War
Fund,
" J. Skutt, General Chairman
of the Campaign.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

you Stick with him and iron out
the friction existing in your home.
NJ l.. HI am in contact with
two boys and one of them | love
and one | like. The one | love has
been in some trouble and he is very
nice but the one | like, he clowns
a lots and he doesn't act manly and
he is trying to come ebtween the one
| love and myself Which one
would you think the best choice?
Ans: There's no point in choos>
ing between the two as you aren't
ready for marriage and neither are
they Both Dung men are interest
ed in you but they are far from
having serious intentions. When
on enter college this fall there is no
doubt but that you will find other
suitors who will fascinate you ever.
more than these two. Avoid tying
yourself down to any one man while
you are so young
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
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