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AMERICAN BLOOD
AIDS JAP LEADER
Continued from Page One)

He spoke in Japanese. T. Taxa
matsu Of the Tokyo newspaper
Mainichi, with whom Bartholomew
had gone to Tojo's home for an
interview, translated word by
word.
The bullet ripped through the
left part Of the stomach below
the heart and came out through
his back. 1t made a gaping six
inch wound from which blood
bubbled.
Il was seated in low chair,
legs crossed in the ceremonial hari
kiri position. He wore a white
sports shirt and khaki military
whipcord trousers with high boots.
The guard told us TOTO was not
at home. We decided to wait. Maj.
P Kraus of the Army's Coun-
te" Intelligence Corps arrived
presently with orders for. his ar
rest. TOTO returned almost stimuli
taneously and hastily entered the
house. A moment later he appear
ed at a: window of his study.
The. window had three parallel
double panels. He had slid aside
til top center panel. He asked
what was wanted. His gold teeth
showed in the smile of his lean
brown face.
open the door 50 I can come
in and present my credentials, 81
Kraus said.
TOTO disappeared from the win
dow. We all assumed he was go
ing to open the door. But soon he
was again at the window, ane
said: s'Unless this is an officia
order, I do not care to discus!
anything
-Araus turned to his Interpreter
Tell him to quit this dam,
fooling around and let's get 60
inP," he said. Tell him to opel
| tie front door so, I can presen
my credentials. Tell him to pre-
: pare himself for trip to Gen
: MacArthur's headquarters il
, Y okohana.
Toto shut the window with
, bang. We returned to the fron
OF the house, thinking he woul
), open the door this time.
An instant later, at 4:21 pm
: we heard a shot.
Kraus strobe up the front step
: and tried the double doors. The
:. were locked. He forced them an
, ru;-el into the entrance hall. W
followed on his heels.
J. The door to Tojo's study wa
e locked. Kraus called on Toto t
+ unlock the door. There was no az
swer. Kraus kicked it in. We er
tered small, comfortable room
t dominated by a large military O.
S painting. TOTO was slumped in tn
e chair. a running red smear bul
bling from his midriff. Uncor
S sclous, he groaned heavily wit
). every breath.
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Judge Parker May Serue
On War Crimes Tribunal

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-R-
President Truman was reported
today to have asked Federal Judge
John j. Parker of North Carolina
to- serve on the International
Tribunal which will try European
war criminals.
Parker's acceptance Of the post
Of American representative on the
International Court which begins
trying war criminals at Nuern-
berg, Germany, in November,
was regarded as likely. However,
he refused all comment after a
White House visit.
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CLARENCE A. LANGLEY

Funeral services for Clarence A.
Lc-gley of Whiteville, linesman
f The Tidewater Power Co., who
was killed Monday by a 1000 volt
current while he was atop pole
will be held this morning at II
o'cock in the Mckenzie chapel in
Whiteville.
Langley was killed by the high
power current while working on
a linz at Evergreen, Columbus
County. Another lineman named
Cook and a Negro helper came to
his aid and called an ambulance.
Efforts of attendants at Columbus
County hospital proved to be futile
in an attempt to save the life of
the man.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. c.
A. Langley and one daughter, Con-
ME Lene, both Of Whiteville; one
'ther, Haywood Langley of
Greenwood, S. c.; and four sisters,
Mrs. Ruth L. Jonston of Carlotte,
Mrs. E. B., Tollson and Miss Flor
ence Langley, both of Huntsville,
S. c. and Mrs. Tom Livingston of
Carlotte.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. L. D. Hayman,
assisted by Rev. S. N. Lamb. Bur-
lal will take place at Camden, S. c.
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BRITISH SEEKING
HUGE LOAN. HERE
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proved by Congress. Today's out
bursts on the subject indicated hot
debate when a formal proposal tor
funds to Britain is made.
The long awaited Anglo-Ameri'
can economic conference opened
in the State Departments vaulted,
git columned conference room
across tae street from the White
Ho11Sa
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MACARTHUR CALLS
FOR JAP ARRESTS
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I, '-'iellcans also had been ordered
Nv c:eeupy the great naval bases
OIL a. inland waters and to occupy
osaka next month
A.. 4 advance party of the 18th
serd uihe Division departed for
H'l, IN northern Honshu.
g, Az singapore Japanese officers
ltsns eleo to join 1t. Gen. Seishiro
ToseS aA and surrender to Adm.
dsr LOUIS Mountbatten Wednes-
csso inc site for the surrender
Ja,iOhles was being prepared by
unSe aiese labor parties who toiled
under the hot sun
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RILEY JONES

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IL
Riley Jones, IS, prominent far.
mer of Maple Hill section of Ons-
low county, died at the Onslow
county hospital Tuesday after a
long illness.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoon from
the Maple Hill Primitive Baptist
church with Rev. w. A. Walton,
pastor, officiating, and assisted
by Rev. Ransom Gurganus and
Rev. E. F. Pollard, Primitive
Baptist ministers. Interment will
follow in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Miss Annie James of
Onslow county, one son, William
Jones of Burlington; three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ben Fordham of Kin
ston, Mrs. Fred Harrel, and Mrs.
Dulan Jackson of Norfolk; two
brothers, P. D. Jones and Hassell
Jones, and one sister, Miss PAMELA
Jones.
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WINDsORs SAIL FRIDAY

+ NEW. YORK, Sept. 11.-P)-The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
will sail from New York Friday
aboard the S. S. Argentina, a
member of the Dukes staff said
today, and the United States
Lines said the vessel was bound
for LIE Havre, France, and Ply
mouth, England.
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Congress Will Abolish
Wartime, September 80

WASHINGTON, SPIT. II. -H-
Wartime will be-, abolished as Of
Sept. 30, Congress leaders decided
today.
The House Interstate Committee
voted without dissent for q bill
to end fast" time at 2 am. on
that date A Sunday.
Senators said similar action
wouk be taken on their side of the
capitol soon and there seemed
little doubt both chambers would
approve the bill.
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ASK INDEPENDENCE

LONDON, Sept. 11.-R-A dis
patch from Cairo today said tribal
chieftains in Cyrenaica and TIL
politania, divisions of Libya, had
drafted note to the British and
United States government asking
for complete independence"
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POLICE HOLD NEGRO

Khunett Mailman, Negro, 10
D. 10th ST., is being held by
police for allegedly attempting
70 get a small Negro boy to
nreak into a store. Police said
mat the boy was caught in the
act and had named Hallman
as the person who told him
to break in.
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City Briefs
YOUNG GIRL LOST

Police advised that Mrs.
Miller of the Welfare Depart
ment has in her care a 1l-year-
old girl whose last name is
calder and who came from
Virginia last Sunday with her
mother, but became lost. A
waitress found the girl yes
terday at 3rd and Market
streets and brought her to
headquarters. The little girl
remembers playing with some
children who attend TiIeston
ocnool but does not know where
her mother lives.
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LOAN APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-R-
The Export-Import Bank today ap
proved a $2o,00o,000 loan to Chile
for the construction Of a steel mil
and a joint Chilean-United States
announcement is expected soon
Chilean officials disclosed today
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lCKES LEAVES TODAY

cr.aaetanlNGTON. Sept. 11.-P-
/ 1e e1y OF the Interior Harold
Londa AeS is leaving tomorrow for
erica 'i TO negotiate an Anglo-Am-
in W.: OIL agreement. He will serve
n;ni MS capacity as Petroleum Ad-
illustrator for War.
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PLAN FDR GROUP

PARIS, Sept. 11.-P)- Forma-
ton OF a committee headed by
Edouard Herriot for the collection
of funds to erect a monument to
the late President Roosevelt, was
announced tonight.
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STATEMENT
AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

AMERICAN General s11Ih INSURANCE COMPANY
Condition December 81 1s as shown by Statement Filed
zasSat !
ds1': I0'a .."'. -.
: j. '4ss r5
during year.
Prenuns- or renewed during year,
s'0z'S'S ASSETS f0f'e' '''o'''''''
Value Of Real Estate sooose
M vsns b hSsas s ON R stacE Estate
Cash in Companys Office 5lS4S3
as W H
Agents representing business written subsequent m
Agents balances representing written prior TO-
-------------- 2ssss2s
All other Assets detailed in statement 5sS ssS 20
Less Assets Asset. r not admitted aS S ass
-O'A' A0'''0 A''s'i LIABILITIES
g gss:nss bt ct HnRsd esss. and claims
Salaries. rents expenses bills accounts fees ae
Estimated amount payable for Federal State county and
return premiums due other companies IS
other d at
sap s over i PAD i5 III in cash
Surplus as regards Poeyhoiders
49,. NORTH cARoIiS4 '''''''''
All Other ss" Preniu uses1 Received s
Presidsn Gus % Saf Secretary Rsyd k ~
zs4s; s$ ;sSyss WI aSbsAs ss..p..
sF1 #5$ & Ss$5 5s s42S5!HA
tify that the
Condition said Company
Witness my SEAL the day year above
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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NEGRO SOLDIER HELD

herbert Lee Anderson, a
.'esfo soldier was arrested last
night and accused of helping
an unidentified Negro rob Stank
1a aaham' Negro, Is King St.,
s 1--we Grove of $1,000 police
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EsCAPEE APPREHENnED

James Rich of Wilmington
wing tine at Hampton Pri-
sun fer murder committed
h ,ee years ago was appre-
,nn 'ed yesterday after escap-
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More than one-seventh Of Mexico
is forested.
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and Montgomery Hill, of the
Greensboro club.
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STATEMENT
AMERICAN HOME FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY

AMERICAN HOME FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY
ST. 1914 as Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of Capital paid in cash ,0Oo. 10000
Roeyh0ids s4i5g7a5
Fire Pre- Preniums or renewed during year
SssS d5%ssny: 5f'ss s5s5s
Deposited Companies
October l. 1sse5o45
Agents balances representing business written prior to
Deduct Coded Reinsurance balances Payable $ s587e4
Bills receivable taken for fire risks 1882
All Assets detailed in statement 1853
Les. 4:: not s. s.
-oa4 So'l''e0 ASSe LIABILITIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o1i'i
y: ;@ss" & HGsss le:s: and claim:
Estimated amount payable for Federal State county and
- municipal taxes due accrued ;-------=-$ 5o25ooo
aHp 6sr sse s esed Se
sa4ps e est' a Rs ss sg
Surplus $:'sysss;;: 81
All Other ass Pqemu nsss1 Teesi7ed -
E Eesss ass94sd A Other ssss Psd
President DIN Secretary Samuel p Rodgers
z s%s S ss 's %i7% & ass of
~ szz% H$,f s. S9ET BHf eAR1HMA
Raleigh May 22nd. 1s5
VIM HODGES Commissioner Of Insurance do hereby cert
ana
Witness and above written
Commissioner Of Insurance
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BUY VICTORY BONDS
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BUY VICTORY BONDS
STATEMENT
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


Baltimore, Md
81 Shown by Statement Filed
Aount As5 Rsao Dec year
bdyss Rsia
Poicyholder
Premus Written during year, $2s5e
Other Prenums-Written during
SsoolsS 20 ASSETS IN f0fce
ga 81
Deposited in trust Companies and Banks on
Agents balances representing business written subsequent
Agents balances written prior to
Deduct ceded Reinsurance Balances Payable
All other To Aes as detailed in statement 90
Less Assets setsi not admitted ----$$'' ssoii
Total Admitted Assets M; s S'45
Unearned premiums ,22e, so8 90
Salaries rents expenses, bills. accounts fees, or
Estimated amount payable fer Federal State county
All 5t Sss s sss a. ao s es IN Statement
Of liabilities except Capital $50, IS
s sagjfaa e oSer a p aS III cash
Surplus regards Poicyholdes 81
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING isi4
Fire o Premi 4ro received :-$
e s' ttssv~e e SS
President Harold Smith, Secretary leonard Peterson
SSBsS Commissions,
l''D''' sTA5 sslt s. N6A@ CAROLINA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh June 2nd, 1915
VIM P HODGES Commissioner of Insurance do hereby cert
the Homestead Fire Company Baltimore Md filed with
Witness hand and official seal e day an above written
Commissioner of Insurance
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WEATHER

Continued from Page One)
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-22

Fl have used ALLENRU for several
months. could hardly walk on account
Of my knees. But now those pains are
relieved. ! can 60 like a race horse
now" Mort Shepard of Ohio.
Don't be a victim Of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, Iumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple,
inexpensive recipe you can mix at
home. Two tablespoons of ALLENRU,
plus the juice of " lemon in a glass OF
water. Try a bottle TODAY! Be en-
tirely satisfied with il - or money back.
s5f. Drug stores. :
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AUSTRALIJOS LIE
TUVIAI AUKOJO
NUKENTEJUSIU
SELPIMUI

A. Bauze (adresas: 5 Hamp-
den ST., Hurlstone PIX, Sydiey,
Australia) parase p. zadeikiui,
Lietuvos Igaliotam Ministrui,
toki laiska:
Sydney Lietuviu tarpe SUI
rinkome (30-1-0) trisdesimt sva-
ru ir viena silinga. Pinigus
per Banka pasiunciau Tamstos
vardu ir prasome perduoti ba-
daujantiems Lietuviams ten kur
galima ir kur labiausiai reika-
linga.
"Mes aukotojai politinio ker-
sto neturime, tiktai musu troS-
Xmas yra gelbeti patekusius
Lietuvius skurde. Jeigu nesu-
darytu sunkumu, prasau auko-
toiu pavardes padeti Lietu-
viska laikrasti ir ia prisiqsti
man. Taipogi mes norime su-
eiti j kontakta su selpimo Ko-
mitetu ir gauti ziniu kuriu cia
truksta.
"Puikiausiu linkejimu nuo
musu Australijos Lietuviu Tam
stat ir per Jus visiems Ameri-
kos Lietuviams.
Priedas: auku lapas."
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PRTARIA MILITIA
RINIAM JAUNIMO
LAVINlIMUI

.Tarp sio karo veteranu da-
ryti bandomi balsavimai paro.,
do kad 80 nuos. veteranu pri-
taria ivedimui Amerikoje me-
to laiko paruosimui jaunimo
militariskai. Veteranai sake,
geriau butu kad ateityje jau-
nimas butu paruostas apsigy-
ninui ir apsaugai, mes jie ne
nori kad ju vaikams prisieitu
tokiu pat budu j kara pultis
kaip prisiejo sio karo metu.
Betgi Kongrese dedama di-
dziausios pastangos sulaikyti
pravedima taikos meto militia
rinio lavinimo istatymo.
Trumparegiai politikieriai IT,
Xxi Amerika gall eiti j ateiti
vel uzmerktom AKIN ir suris-
tom rankom.
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LAWRENCE MASS.
CICILIKO PRAKALBA

Lapk. II cia .atsibelde socia-
listiskas jovalas K. redak-
torius, kuris drasiai kalbeda-
mas ALT vardu, ene purvinti
AIM, LVS, Liet. Tautininku
Contra, Am. Friends of Lithu-
ania ir net, USA Kongresa.
Neuzteko to, pabaigoje savo
kalbos negausiam klausytoju
skaiciui, kuriu tarpe kit jau
net piktinosi jo kalba, jis pri-
kele net Prezidenta A. Smeto-
ma, pasistatydamas save pa
juokai em1e pasakoti apie Lie
tuvos gyyenima prie Smetonos
(lyg niekas nezino paties PREF.
Smetonos ir jo darbu).
Prakalbas rengta ALT var
du, bet kataliku visuomene ir
pats klebonas tame cicilikiska-
me misinyje nepasirode. Bet
gi kalbetojas reke kad jis ar
jie (cicilikai) atstovauja vi
sus. Jei tikrenybeje taip butu
tai vieni parapijonys butu uz-
.pilde visas sedynes.
4 Tas reksniukas stengesi iro-
dyti buk AIN daro Lietuviq
tautai zala vaziuodama j Wa
shingtona. Jo pageidavimas
.buvo kad visi vaziuotu j Chi
caga. 10 plikej matyt jau ne
like sveiku smegenQ. -.
Dzuku Jonas.
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daros tikslas savo skaitytojus
melais maitinti?
Tiesa, LVS ir Misija ir da-
bar kviete ALT j bendra akci-
ia, bet ALT vadai ta atn1ete.
Viskas ka kada ALT vado-
vybe LVS ar Aim rase tai tik
atmetimus ju pasiulymu vie
ningam veikimui.
Kas del kongreso Chicago
je. Ir LVS ir visuomene nore-
jo kad tas> kongresas butu vi
suotinas, ne Vienu tarybinin-
ku. Tautine srove be abejo
mielai sutiktu jeigu visuotinia-
me suvaziavime visuomenes at
stovai isrinktu vadus Lietuvos
bylai vadovauti. Bet prie to
"trys didieji" nedasileis: jie
ir dabar padarys taip kad SUI
vaziavimas JUGS "uztvirtins".
Prisideti gi prie ALT "sta-
tute numatyta tvarlSa" gall
tik Sandaros ar kokia kita kuo-
pa ir klausyti ''triju didziuju"
padiktavimq. Jeigu jau dabar
sitoki "dekreta" jie isnese, ko
gero tiketi jeigu LVS po ju
kepure palystu?
Juokais (ir Sandaros redak-
toriaus protu) kalbant, ir LVS
gall pasakyti ALT prisideti j
LVS statute numatyta tvar-
ka".
Betgi Amerikos Lietuviams
apeina Lietuvos vadavimas, o
ne partines tasynes.
Padorumo delei Sandara tu-5
retu liautis blofavus savo kad
ir nedideli skaiciu skaitytoju..
Turetu zinoti kad is 'ju pne-i-.
LVS is savo puses keliais at
vejais siule ALT bendra veiki-
ma ir tai oficialiais laiskais.t
Lai patti Americas Lietuviu
Taryba uz save kalba, Q ne
Sandaros redaktorius. 3
X. S. Karpius.
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AMERIKA SMUNkA
/ .ANTROS RUSIES
kARO UEGA 1R
TO NEPAISO

Pabaigus 81 kara, Amerika,
kuri jane parode didziausia
jiega kokia kada pasaulis ma
te, palengva pradejo slysti ze-
myn kur j taps tik antros ru-
Sizes militarine galybe.
Tas surupino Amerikos mi
litarius vadus, kurie protestuo-
ia del to viesai ir privatiniai.
Taciau visuomeneje tas ma
tomai nepadaro itakos. Neziu-
rint kick apie tai visuomenei
aiskinama, zmones uz tai ro-
dos visai nieko neduoda.
Dabartiniu kariuomeniu pa
liuosavimu Amerika visai ne
uzsitikrina savo saliai iokios
apsaugos, jei nebus lkurta ko-
kis nors pastovios taikos pro-
gramas greitu laiku. Ameri-
kos zmones taip uzsigeide de-
mobilizacijos, kareiviu paleidi-
mo, armiju sumazinimo, kad
nerupi ne tik kokia apsauga
lures 81 sails, bet net kokia at
sakonybe mesa prizes pasauli.
Amerika neturi net savo jo-
kios pokarines politikos.
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KAN TIE SANDA-
RIOS KLASTINGI
BLOFANIMAI?
KALRA Uz TARYBA, BET
SKLEIDzIA MELUS. ALT
NERA RAsIUS LVS NEI
VIENO KVIETIMO AR
PASIULYMO DIRBTI
RENDRAI

Sandara varineja savo bio
favima prizes LVS. Paskutinia-
me numeryje tarp kitko sake:
s.. ...toji pat taryba per me-
tus laiko dave jiems viena pa
siulyma pc kito prisideti prize
ALT statute numatyta tvar-
ka. Bet pc kiekvieno pasiuly-
mo jie dar smarkiau saukdavo
ir puldinedavo taryba."
Keista. Neziurint tokiu San
daros tvirtinimu, LVS visai
nera gavus nu0 ALT yadovy-
hes nei vieno laisko kviecian-
clio j bendra veikima.
Sandaros redaktoriui gi, no.
rint ginti savo pozicija, toxic
melai platinti labai lengva. Bu-
tu geistina matyti nors vienas
ALT laiskas rasytas LVS ar
"misijonieriams" su bent ko-
kia propozicija arie vieninga
veikla, kaip Sandara tvirtina.
Toliau Sandaro vel raso:
'Dabar, prie ivykstant Anne
rikos Lietuviu Kongresa ju sa-
jungai ir 'misijai tapo iteik-
tas naujas pakvietimas, siulant
tick atstovu kick turi bile ko-
XII kita grupe."
Ir cia Sandara skelbia bio
ia. ALT ir dabar jokio lais-
ko nera rasius ir jokig propo-
ziciju nera teikus. Kane San
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NEPASITIkEJIMAI
DIDEJA

Bolseviku 'spauda Maskvoje
rekte rekia buk Amerika ir
Anglia rengia "vakarini bio
ka" prizes Russia, ir lrodineja
jog sios dvi valstybes pakar-
toja senas klaidas.
Bolsevikai matyt su baime
persergsti vakaru pasauli ne
panaudoti atomine bomba poll
tiskais tikslais. Sake, "atomi-
ne bomba pasitarnavo viso pa
saulio reakcijonieriams sigma
lu pradeti savo agitacija nau-
jai krucijadai prizes sovietus."
Tuo pat laiku Amerikoje,
Washingtone, keliama nepasi-
tikejimo balsai del Sovietu to-
kio vienpusisko laikymosi tarp-
tautineje politikoje, ir tame
ju apsiejime numato rimta pa
voju pastoviai taikai.
Amerika daug protingiau
padarytu kad mestu tupciojus
Rusijai ir sudarytu rimta tai
kos bloka, kuris aiskiai parei--
kstu savo pasauline politika, ir
pareikalautu Sovietu grazinti
taikos padeti prisi-
laikant Atlantic Carterio.
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PARAGINIMAS:

Prize sios progos Lietuvos At
stovas ragina visus laisveje gy-
venancius Lietuvius pasiusti ka-
ledines dovaneles visais priei-
nanaais keliais 20 kas jiesko,
iuos visad susiras) karo nus
kriaustiems Lietuviams kane
jie nebutu. Jei butu kan ne
aisku ka ir kaip daryti, tai juk
patarimu visados galima gauti,
parasius Lietuvos Konsulatams,
BALI, Post Office.
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LIETIJVOS PASIUNTINYBES
PRIERASAS:

Auka Amerikos doleriais su-
sidare 5000. L. Pasiuntinybe
sirdingai aciuoja A. L, DR.. uz
patriotini rupestinguma ir vi
stems aukautojams uz pareiski-
ma Lietuvisko solidarumo to-
kin graziu budu. Auka nau-
dojama "Kalediniu dovanu' pro-
ga per savytarpines pasalpos
draugijas tremtiniu vaikams,
kuriems labiausiai reikalinga.
Lietuvos Pasiuntinybe.
Washington, D. c..
1945 m. Lapkricio 10 d.
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NEKURIE atomines bombos

NEKURIE atomines bombos
zinovai irodineja kad Ameri-
ka turf pradeti rupintis savo
gyventojQ isskristymu / ma
zas bendruomenes is didmies-
civ, kad atsitikime kare nebu-
tu taks paNajus iszudyti adide-
lins zmoniu kiekius susigrupa-
vusius miestuose kaip dabar,
Vienas makslininkas sake, mes
zinom kad atenines homhos
paslaptis yra .saugi su mumis,
mes negrasinsim pasauho tai
kai; bet negalim tiketis kad
kitos salss i mus tain pat at
sines, atospine boWba israds.
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N0kIETIJOJE GAUTI BALI SIUSTI
DRABUzIAI

NEW YORK. - BALI pir-
mininkas Kun. DR.. Juozas B.
Koncius gavo pranesina is
Lietuviu Raudonojo Kryziaus
pirmininko is Tubingen, oku-
puotos Vokietijos, kad ten sio-
mis- dienomis gauta 1910 mai
su drabuziu ir 81 dezes batu,
isviso apie SO tony aprangalu,
pasiustu is BALI.
Tame pat pranesime sako-
ma kad prizes kuri laika buvo
gautas siuntinys vaistu apie
$50 deziu, apie 25 tonai.
Sic siuntiniai tik dalinai pa
Jenkins pasalpos reikalingus
Lietuvius, mes 100000 zmoniu
bent vidutiniskai aprupinti rel
kalinga ne so tony drabuziu,
Det maZlauSla 3,UUO tOnu.
Tia proga pranesama kad ka-
ro zonose Europoje Lietuviu
vaikuciu nuo l Xxi IA metu am
ziaus yra per 10000. Jie lau-
kia musu pagalbos.
BALI siusti drabuziai pir-
mole eileje isdalinti Hanau ir
Muencheno apielinkese gyve-
nantiems Lietuvianls.
Jau yra paruosti du nauji
drabuziu ir batu siuntiniai -
apie 100000 svaru. Jie is
plauks artimiausiu laiku.
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Pilnu Parnusalu Rayon
Apsiaustalai

Vyrai didziuosis siais puosniais
rayon apsiautalais. Graziu bryziu
ir kitokiu patraukianciu audiniu
melynos II tamsiai rauuonos spal-
w. Kiekviena apsiaustas gerai pa
siutas SUI ismustais peciais geram,
graham ir patogiam oeve- YZ.95
iimui. Visokiu dydziu.
Kit Viduje devejimui
Apsiaustaiai ... 1895 Xxi 1880
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