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Evening star., 1945-11-02

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steel spring ond wood bose, scot and heod.
Holds youngsters up to IS pounds $795
Toble and Choir Set :. the table Of noturoI
or walnut finish hardwood, with tssotsd
Mosonite top. With it, two comfortable
Adorable Baby Doll by Modome AIexonder
-. dressed in softest pink rayoa. With
sparkling eyes that close and shining mohoir
wig, soft body and composition face -. her
approximate length. q nches-----$Il.s0
w&L-The Christmas Toy etors,
Fourth and sixth Eloorx
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die l1mIieoelun9 in groBem Still our6
oie Eiirfen nad Dem erlten @elttrieg
borgenommen. @s lit tieftrourig, bob
oiele erbarmunsSlole Wetbooe nun
ou6 unter Der ~neuen Oronung" an.
gepanot miro, Die nod Sr1ii6ent
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Geparationen

0qriiber beiBt eS in Der uBot8.
banner @rflarung":
Sm Ginflang nit Ser gntIdei6unq
bon Der Rrim (Salta)> 0aB 9eutlds
lono ge5wungen Deroen ion, Gdo-
oenerios i'm gr0Btnogliden ausmoB
fitr Die Berlulte uno 2eioen 5u lei.
item, Die es ben 8ereinten Nationen
oeruriadte uno fir Die ooS oeutl l9e
Bolf 8erantDortung iibernebmen
muB, nurOe oas folgenoe Hepora.
tlonsabfommen er5ielt:
1. &eparatlonsanipriibe ser Il. g.
8. 81. louen Dur6 glbtrunsport BON
@iitern aus ser BON Der Il. g. g. 81.
beiesten Gone Qeut utl9lanos uno aus
geeigneten Iuslanosmerten 0eutI6.
lambs befrieoigt 1peroen.
2. Die Il. 9. g. R. iibernimmt es,
Die &eparationsanlprii6e Yolens aus
lbrem eigenen &eparotionsteil 5u re.
geln.
3. 0ie &eparationsoniprii9e ser
Ser. Staaten, oeS 8ereinten &0nig-
rei6s uno anoerer 2anoer, Die 5u
Heparationen bere6tigt itno, iouen
aus ben Deltliden 3onen uno aus
geeigneten NuslonoSmerten 0eutl6.
lanos geoedt Deroen.
4. Neblt Sen Reparationen, Die bie
II. 9. g. 81. aus ibrer eigenen Sf-
tupations5one nebmen miro, jon Die
II. g. g. 81. aus ben tDel ltli6en 3d.
men erbalten:
a 5iinf3ebn Hro3ent bon ioIden
gebrau6fabigen uno oollen inoultriel-
len BroouftlonSmitteln - in erlter
Stnie aus BEN metaaurgil6en, henni-
lben un0 Observation-Disclosures
ltrien -, Die fir Die oeuti6e 5rie.
oensDirti6aft nidt notig itno, uno
Die aus BEN 1peitli6en 3onen 0el1ti6.
lanos I'M 4ustauid fir einen elei6en
Bert in 2ebensmitteln, &oblen, Pott-
aide, 3inf, Sol5, Eonproouften, Be-
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Die Hotsbamer GrflGrnng

Die in Der 8unbesbouptItaot am
2. ausuit befanntgegebene r9o1s.
banner @rflarung" befaBt ii1 in Den
einIeitenoen &bi6nitten no9mals
nit oem allselneinen 8erIauf Der
&onferen5 Der n@roBen Drei" uno
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tet Iein un0 in gang 0eut16lono &C.
for0ert peroen;
III. 8olf3pcrtreter uno Bablprin.
.5lplcn lolen in Die regionolc, Bros
bln3lal. uno &GnoeroerDultung elm.
geflbrt Der0cn, Iobulb eS ourh er.
.folgreide 9lntpenoung oieIer SeIbIt>
re9lerl'ng5prin5ipien geredtfertigt
leln mag;
SOrerit fein 3entrulre9ime
". Sir 0ie 8egenmart 1oa feline
oeutl6e 3entrolregierun9 oufgerid.
tet mer0en. Geiien 11ngeodtet ober
lollen gemilie notlpen0ige oeutI die
3entrolOermoltungSamter mitStnotSs
lefretQren on Ser 'Spibe erribtet tpers
Den, i'm bclonoeren ouf 0en 0ebieten
Ger Jinan5, 0e5 8erfebrsneienS, oes
geo6ridtenOertebrS oes QluBenbun-
bel5 uno Der Snoultrie. 0iele AmtS.
Departments neroen unter Der Qeis
tung oe5 &ontrouratS funftionieren.
10. Ser Notipenoigfeit ser 8etpobs
rung militdriIder Si9erbeit unter-
liegeno, DerOen Heoe-, BreHe. uno
NellgionSfrelbeit geltuttet uno reli.
giole Ginri6tungen reIpeftiert tper-
6en. @leihermoBen ser @ubrung
mllltarlIder 'Si6erbeit lnterliegeno,
miro Die 0rgoniiierung freigemerf-
1d)nftlider 8erbanOe 5ugeIaIien mer-
ben.
WtrtIdJaftlide Srtn5ipien
II. lin GeutI6lonOS &rieg5poten-
tiol 81 beleitigen, Iou oie Broouftion
BON Waf1en, Wunition uno &riegs-
geroten, mie ou6 oller 9lrten bon
5lug5eugen uno Seeldiffen perboten
uno Oerbinoert Deroen. Die Broout=
tion Don Vetullen, Gbemifolien, Wto=
idinerie uno onoeren gr3eugniI1en,
Die unmittelbar notig 1ino fir cine
&rlegstpirtIdaft, ion Itreng fontroI-
llcrt unO ouf Ge1tldlanO5 genebn1ig-
te 5rieOen5beoiirfniHe nu6 Dem
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nOtigte proouftiOe &opo5itGt lon i'm
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Reeorotionsfommillion empfoHenen
uno BON BEN 5ultan0igen &egierun.
gen ongenommenen Heporotion5plon
entfernt ODER 3erItort per0en.
Sm @in3elnen miro Damn fe7tge.
legt, mas auf in0u1 1trieQem uno nirt.
i9aftli6em @ebiet gu geIdeben bat,
DaS oerboten lit, unO mas geItottet
lit. Sic gun3e 8irti6aft5politif lit
Oarauf geriGtet, Die Beiobung5trup-
pen uno Die nud 0eutl9lono ber+
braAten fremoen StaotSungeb0rigen
5u berIorgen uno fiir Die GeutlHen
1elber ~einen Ourdidnittli6en 2e-
benS1tQnoaro 81 erbaIten, Der ni6t
bober lit al5 Die ourdidnittIiden Sc.
bensltanoaroe europaiider 2Gnoer"
Sn &lammern miro erfldreno beige.
fiigt: ullnter europGil6en 2Qnoern
rperoen ale europQii9en 2Gnoer per.
ltanOen nit IuSnabme oes @ereinten
aonigreldS uno Der Union ser Go.
5laliItlIden SoDietS&epublifen. @er
re0et 0a BON ..Serrpnnn1fprn"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20
EVANSVILLE
Personals

Sgt Luther c. Beachy has been
transferred to Sioux Army Air Field,
Sioux Falls, S. D.. after spending a
30-day Through with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Galen Beachy.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Beachy
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gnagey, Dayton, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
James McIlworth and Mrs. Margaret
Smith and daughter, Elizabeth, Pitts
bWgh.
William J. Tawney, McKeesport,
Pa, was a recent guest Of Miss Ethel
Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs Hayward F. Broadwa-
ter have received word that their son,
Quinn, is on his way home from the
European Theatre of Operations.
Mrs Elizabeth Beachy has returned
home after visiting relatives in IN
iontown, Greensburg and Pittsburgh.
Miss Grace Binkley has returned TO
her home in Washington after spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs,
Virginia Stanton, Little Crossings.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. {. Beachy and son
Wendell and Roxy Shank, from Har-
rlSonburg, Va, have returned to then
homes after visiting MI and Mrs.
Galen Beachy and other relatives IN
tins community.
The following graduates OF Grants
vile High school, class OF 1913, en-
rolled at Cathermans BUSINESS school,
Cumberland, last tuesday: Inc Misses
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daughter, MIS-. ii. L. ODER.
Among visitors at the Harry Beegh-
ley home on Sunday were Ray Beegh-
ley and members of his family; Mont
and Arnold Sisler and members of
their families, of Table Rock; Earl
Pope and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk.
The Welch's had a picnic dinner at
Deep Greek Lake and visited with rel
atives in Accident on Sunday.
Jonas Miller, Of Apple Greek, O.,
who recently purchased the Paul
Friend farm, accompanied by his
brother Eli Miller, Levi Werner and
the Messrs. Shelter and Byler, also of
Apple Creek. spent Monday night at
Simon Swartzentruber's and Allen
Petersheim's. The Millers are rela-
tives of Mrs. Petersheim.
Eli Miller also contemplates pur-
chasing a farm near here.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hamrick and
children and Mr.. Hamrick's mother,
of Lancaster, Pa, were guests of
Simon Swartzentruber and family one
day last week.
Misses Anna and Lottie Lchty. and
Helen and Barbara Shreve were Wis
iting at the S. W. Slabach home one
evening recently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20
GORINER

On Sunday morning and evening
you are invited to attend services to
be held in the local church.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
ByIer, on September 9th, daughter,
at their home in New Wilmington, Pa
Mrs ByIer, before her marriage, was
Miss Matte Davis, Of Gortner.
Miss Elsie Hesse spent Thursday
with Mrs. Earl Wonderly and Mrs.
Walter Moomaw,
Mrs. Alfred Right was in Cumber-
land several days recently.
Mary and Ross Lichty, Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Lichty and Mrs. d. l..
Swartzentruber returned on Thursday
from Hartville, Ohio, where they had
attended the funeral of their brother
in-law, the late John Stutzman.
Relatives of d. W. Dodge held a pic
mic at his farm on Tuesday Those in
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
uel Dodge (the former is in his Goth
Year,; Mrs. Rea Dodge Mr.. and Mrs.
Teets and children, Mrs. Conrad
Barkman and son. Harold Teets and
Mr.. Miller, all of near Terra Alta.
Sgt Merle Swartzentruber and Pfc
Earl Spoerlein have landed from over
seas at Boston, Mass, and spoke with
their home folks by telephone, expect
ing to be here shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
aand daughters were in East Liver
pool, o., over the weekend where they
visited with Mrs Harley Wotring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gortner and
daughter Carolyn, accompanied the
formers parents to Uniontown, Sun
day.
Miss Betty Swartzentruber has
gone to Paradise, Pa, where she is
employed in a shirt factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Swartzentruber
returned home on Sunday in Leigh
toms ambulance from Memorial Hos
pital, Cumberland, where Mrs. Swart-
zentruber had been a patient, and
who is now improving. She is being
nursed at the present time BY her
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

Charles r. Bowser, Pfc. Ernest O..
Bowser, Pvt. Luther Miller, Misses
Helen and Josephine Resi-, Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Blocher and Gordon Plum
er, Frostburg, Mrs. Kenneth Hetrick,
Misses Wanda Miller and Alberta
Ringer and Mervin Miller.
Harold Y Resh, NM sc, USNR,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mn. and Mrs. Arthur Resh He re-
turned to Great Lakes Naval Station.
Sgt Charles r. Bowser left for
Camp Meade after spending a 3O-day
furlough with his mother. Mrs. Ada
Bowscr
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beachy, Zanes-
vile. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Beachy, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Beachy, William. Iowa; and
Frank Beachy, Pittsburgh. are visit
ing their sister and brother in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bender and
daughter Jane. for the past week.
Hilton Gray returned to his home
in Baltimore after spending several
days with his friend. Robert Broad
water
Mrs. Bessie Patton entertained in
honor of her son, David. on Sunday,
with dinner The following relatives
and friends were present, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Broadwater, son Ronnie,
Nevin Broaodwater, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Broadwater and children Shir-
ley and Richard, of Melcroft, Pa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Riser, LaVale.
David Hotf and Sgt Walter Weller
of New Windsor, were visiting at the
Marshall Beachy home Saturday even
ing.
Kenneth Resi-, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Resi-, who underwent an oper-
alton last week at Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, is now convalescing at
his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Patton took
their son John to Annapolis to enter
st. Johns college, Monday. They were
accompanied by David Patton, son of
Mrs. Bessie Patton, who is entering
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counties Of Maryland and Penn8ylva-
MIA.
Luther Horchler, Detroit, son of
John HorchIer, has purchased the
property owned by l. f. Hardesty at
Little Crossings. He and his family
have moved from Michigan and will
continue in the grocery business and
service station known as Ions Place
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Blades, Bedford,
Ohio, have purchased the Colonial Inn
property, Route 40, six miles east of
Grantsville, from Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Payton. They took possession on
September l and will continue the
business established by the Paytons.
Mrs. Blades was the former Jose
phine Swauger, daughter of Joseph
Swauger, a former resident Of Grants
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Gnagey and
son, William, and daughter, Mary
Ann, St. Paul, Pa, were recent guests
of Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Stanton.
Recent guests of Mrs. Henrietta
Smouse and brother, Thomas McKen-
zie, were Jack Silbaugh, Youngstown,
o.; Miss Frances Redfoot, Sharon,
Pa; Mrs. Arthur Thomas and son,
Dick, and Miss Grace Spllman, Con-
nellsville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Stanton have
been advised that their son, SISgt
Harold E. Stanton, has arrived from
overseas at Fort Dix, n. j., and that
he will be home about September "a
or 25th.
Miss Arlene Bachy has returned to
Baltimore after spending months
vacation here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Beachy. Their son,
s. Sgt W. Blaine Beachy, has returned
to a camp near Greensboro, N. c., fol-
lowing furlough OF thirty days with
his parents.
Lieut.. and Mrs. H. NJ Beckett, Oak
land, Calf, announce the birth of a
daughter, Linda June, August 18th.
Mrs. Beckett was the former Miss
June Beachy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, A. Beachy, west of Grants
vile, Routh 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Wenrick, of
Hopewell, Va, announce the birth Of
. son, Thomas Charles, born July %.
Mrs. Wenrick was the former Miss
Helen Folk, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
John H. Folk, Of Grantsyille,
Members Of the State Geological
Survey are stationed in Grantsville
for the purpose Of making a new map
of Maryland
Miss Grace Binkley has returned to
her home in Washington, D. c., after
spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs Virginia Stanton, Little Cross
ings.
The Standardization Guild held
its meeting in the social room Of the
church recently Mrs Fern Epstein
gave a very interesting report of the
conference she had attended as a dele
gate from the guild that was held at
Hood College, Frederick, in August.
Mesdames Harry O. Miller, Austin
Kamp and Forest Beachy acted as
hostesses. The members decided to
hold a bazaar and chill supper on
September 26, in the social room of
the church.
Mrs, Alvin Bowser entertained in
honor of her husbands birthday ami
versary at the Recreation Area, near
Bittinger Those present were Sgt.
/
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

National hotel, Grantsville. J. F,
Fahey, club president, speoke on "The
Business of Banking" Benjamin W,
Otterman, Swissville, Pa, was
guest. Nh. Otterman is opening a
planning mill in Grantsville. formerly
owned and operated by Cecil Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy 2ehner and
friends, Of Pittsburgh, We're recent
guests of Mrs. Barbara Younkin and
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph GIotfelty.
Guests at the home of Mr. and MIS-.
John H. Folk for the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Davis, Jacob Mil
Ter, Canton, o., Mrs. Myrtle Menges
Denver, Col. and Mr. and Mrs. Iryan
Engle, Meyersdale, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

his second year at the same college.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Henson de-
parted for their new home in Baltl-
more Monday. Rev. Henson has served
as pastor of the Methodist charge
here for the past year.
Miss Elizabeth Jane Beachy left on
Sunday for Washington, D. c., to be
with her sister who is i'll at her home
in Alexandria, Va. Miss Beachy is a
senior at Western Maryland college.
Misses Mildred and Grace Beachy
entertained at supper Sunday Pfc.
Everett Bittinger and sister, Miss
Sylina Bittinger, of BOyntOWn, Pa.
The regular meeting of the Grants
vile Rotary club was held at the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20
With Our Men
In The Service

=
Pvt. Arthur F. Rhodes, Jr,, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. E. Rhodes. of Swan
ton, has returned to Fort Jackson, s.
c., after spending a siXteen-day fur
Tough with his wife and daughter.
j.
Corporal Frank Suachan, of Deer
Park, has received an honorable dis
charge from the army at Camp Lee,
Va. He served three years. His wife,
Mrs. la Fern Strachan. accompanied
him home from Petersburg, Va
The Navy recruiting office sent its
first peacctime contingent of 17-year-
old volunteers to Baltimore last Fri
day and twenty-five of the group were
sworn into the Navy Saturday. They
include Cecil T. Friend, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. r Friend, Friendsville;
Eugene c. Helbig, son of J. Edward
Helbig, Deer Park; Lloyd G. Liller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Liller,
Oakland. The latter is taking his re-
cruit training at Bainbridge Naval
Training Station.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

Lieut.. Freeland H. Courtney, hus-
band of the former Vivian Clary. Of
Mt. Lake Park, is back in the states
after two years spent in England,
France, Belgium and Germany with
the air corps quartermaster depart
ment. and was sent to Georgia prior
to being granted a 3O-day furlough
He is expecting to he home within a
short time.
SGT. Richard Wolfe is now at his
home here, having received an honor
able discharge from the service on
September II at Fort Meade. SGT.
Wolfe has been stationed at Fort
Meade for several weeks, after having
returned to the states from over two
years Of combat duty in the Pacific
area with an engineering unit.
~**
Sgt Lyle W. Paugh, VindeX, has re-
turned from France where he was at
tached to the l259th combat engineers
battalion, in the conflict against Ger
many. Al the time of Japan's sur
render he was awaiting shipment at
Marsalles. France, to the Pacific war
zone. SGT. Paugh is the son of Mrs.
Myrtle Beeman, of VindeX.
Pfc. Erman Savage, Friendsville.
who spent ten months overseas with
an army signal service battalion, re-
Gently returned to the states and is
spending a 30-day furlough with his
wife and children, and also his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage.
Pfc. Savage is entitled to wear two
battle stars for participation in major
engagements. He has been in service
for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lantz, Lib
erty street, Oakland, received a letter
from their son, William c. Lantz, Y
PC, USNR., saying that he had re-
turned to San Diego, Calf, Septem-
Der II, from the Hawaiian Islands.
He has served aboard the USS Frost
l44, Destroyer escort, since October,
1914. His ship was attached to am
Escort Division. doing enemy subma-
rine patrol duty in the Atlantic, up
until about a month ago, at which
time the Division was transferred to
the Pacific.
Woman Lantz states that his ship
formed a part Of convoy which
brought back to the U. S. for dis
charges approximately GA service
personnel. Upon leaving San Diego,
his ship will again be assigned to the
Atlantic fleet and Lantz expects to
be on the East coast by October /.
Mr. and Mrs. Lantz have another
son, Donald R Lantz, serving with the
Army Air forces, now training at
Keesler Field, Miss.
###
Among the service men arriving at
eastern ports from the European area
are Sgt Herbert NJ. Tasker, Oakland;
Corporal Russell c. Meats, Crellin;
Pfc. Irwin A. Liller, Mt. Lake Park,
according to associated press lists re-
leased within the past few days.
Lieut.. Ralph A. Murphy, Youngest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Quincy A. Muir
ply, Friendsyille, has completed u
course in Radar at Boco-Raton, Fla,
and was granted a furlough Of IS
days which he and his wife are spend
ing at their home in Friendsville. He
is ordered to report to Kearney, Neb.,
for further assignment. His wife, the
former Miss Aleta Rush. is remaining
with her mother, Mrs. Iva Rush, in
Friendsville. Lieut.. Murphy graduated
as a bombadier at Big Springs, Texas,
last March with the rank Of second
Lieutenant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20
Traffic Safety Slogan FOR Week

Did your last near accident teach
you anything? Drive carefully"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

Pfc. Leonard c. Hathaway spent
the weekend with his wife and son at
the home Of the Iatter's mother, Mrs.
S. c. Winters, on Second street.
Pfc. Hathaway recently underwent
an operation on his nose atshe Walter
Reed hospital, where he is stationed
as an artificial leg maker. He was
confined in the hospital twelve days.
but is now able to resume his work
although he is still under medical OBJ
servation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

On September 10 Walter R. Nick
low, SC PC. and Hugh Livengood,
.c, both of Friendsville, met on
Guam. The former, a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, is expecting
to be home in a month or two for a
leave Of thirty days or more He has
served two years overseas with the
109th naval construction battalion and
was wounded on both the Marshalls
and Guam.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

Among the service men arriving at
eastern ports from the European area
are Sgt. Herbert NJ. Tasker, Oakland;
Corporal Russell c. Meats, Crellin;
Pfc, Irwin A Liller, Mt. Lake Park,
according to associated press lists re-
leased within the past few days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-20

Joseph Kemmer is now in training
at Fort Knox, KY, in the armored
tank division. His wife is residing in
Baltimore.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

JAPONAI Okinawa salo-
je nors letai bet tikrai nu-
kariaujami.
Australijos ir Holandijos
jiegos isiverze j Borneo sa-
Ia, Japonu uzimta ju karo
pradzioje. Tai naujas apsi-
reiskimas Japonu nugaleji-
mo kare Pacifike.
Americas submarinai vie
nj nuskandino Pacifike pu-
Sc visu Japonijos prekinlQ
laivu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Cleveland, 0. - Midland
Steel Co. pranesa jog turf
uzsivilkusiu plieno uzsaky-
mu virs 80 milijonu dolariu
vertes. Tas reiskia darbai
uztikrinti toje kompanijoje
ilgesniam laikui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
TOKS CALAIS LAUKIA IR TRECEO
kEKALTU TAUTU sMAUGIKo
DIDELI PASTARU DIENU IVYkIAI

Roma, Geg. 8. - Apie million Vokiecu ir Italu
karlQ pada1e pma besalyglnl pasldavlma sa1pnglnln
kams Europos kare, tuom uzbagiant taip igai testa
atkaku kariavima Italijoje.
Washington, Geg 2. = Prezidentas Truman sutiko
pripaznti praneSima, kur gavo is patiketinu satniu
apie nuszudyma Hitlerio kas tiki pagreitins uzbaig
ma kruvinos Europos karo dramos
Londonas paduoda is Sovetu officially satiniu gau-
ia pranesma kad nusizude Hiteris propagandos minis
tras Goebbels r karo stabo vadas Gen Krebs pirm
gu Ber]inas gautinai atiteko bolsevikams
Balandzio % pasklide gandai kad Vokiecia pasida-
We ir kad karas Europoje baigtas pasirode netkr.
Londonas Geg. g. = Lkusieji Berline Vokieciai gy-
nea galutinai sutko atiduoti Berna Rusu raudonoja
armijai ir vsi karia paimti nelaisven.
Bolsevkai itemptai jiesko Hitlerio ir jo padejeju
lavonu griuvesiuose vastybes klrame sakoma
Hitleris radosi kuomet nlsizude.
Londonas, Geg. 3. = Griuvancios Vokietijos naujas
vadas Admrolas Doentz, paskelbe karo tesma tolau,
Wis laikydamasis Hterio svastkos zenklo atssakyda-
mas besavginai pasiduot Doenitz gavo prizadus kitu
uzsispyreu naziu karo vadu Norvegijoe, Danjoje ir
petu Rusjoje, testi kara prizes bolsevikus.
Kanadiecu paimtas nelaisven vienas Voketis ka-
rinnkas tikrina jog Doenitz sake visies Voneclams
kareivams autjs kariavus vakaru fronte ir NESTS j
rytu fronta prize bolsev raudonasias iegas tacau to
Dareiskimo kitos zinos nepatvirtina.
MIanas Bal 29 = Italai riauSninkai, sugave bu-
vus dktatoriu Mussoin norejusi pabegti svecarJon,
nuzude Dongo kame, kartu su jo tulas kitas artmas
asZnenis If troku atveze lavonus Mllana pakore uz
koju gasoline stotyje vesoe vietoe kur tuzuslos MI
MOS lavonus sparde dauze, spjaude purVais drabste
Mussolini buvo persautas per gava - taip baige
savo gyvenma venas tu kurie pastaru 10 meu begyje
buvo butt ku zmoniu valdovu salu pavergeu If isdi-
dziu barbarsku senu amziu kariautojq pamegdzotolu
Biiodamas isvengt tolios pat mrties jo krimnalis-
ky darbu partners Heris kurs taip pat pa1ilo kaip
oras uzviespatauti Europoe, r eie tauu buvo pave-
ges, savo grobio neslaikes pats gala pasidare.
Istoria rodo kad vsi toxic didel uzkariautoJa, ku-
RE tik isszioo perdaug kast bage gyvenma vie
nokiu al kitou negarbingu budu. Nei viena tu mpe-
ru siaden negyvuoja
Toxic pates gallo auka r trecias Europos nekalt1l
tautu krauio gerkas pavergeas, svaizdaves jog jam
prikla,,so kitu zemes, teises ir lasve.
Kankinamos Europos milijonai zmoniu ras budus
atskratvti m to trecio kusio trono Juo labiau Emo
nes bus kanknam tue baisesns bus to prspaudeJo ga
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

Amerika ir Britannia lal-
kosi grieztai uz atkurima
demokratines Austrijos If
protestuoja prizes Maskva.
kuri nesilaiko sutarties II
vykdo savotiska tvarka uz-
imtoje Austrijoje.