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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
BY ABE ATTACKS

~ 1A44NAAJ WIN q ~ RN'SAtSNeAA
landslide to elect BoSton's and
the Bay States first colored rep
resentative in nearly fifty years
as Attorney Laurence H. Banks,
world war veteran and live-wire
Legion leader, running On an
Independent Republican ticket
smashed the Democratic strong
hold in Boston's Ward Nine.
HOUSEWIVES REVOLT
Banks and several other color
ed candidates ha dfound it i'm
possible to win here under the
long lush Democratic regime,
and regardless as TO the reasons
given by the Democrats, the
success under the COP sweep
will certainly make a profound
impression here. Neither the
success of Attorney Banks nor
the failure of editor Harrison was
base don race or color. Both
men were judged by party labels.
Had other colored men carried
the COP banner last week the
chances are they, too, might
have benefited from the nation
al sweep. This trend will con-
tinue. +
The probability Of a Republi-
can victory was not hard to
forecast. 1t came largely on
votes by housewives and veter-
ans. In spite of many pre-eiec-
ton guesses, the colored vote
Joined the national sweep. At
Washington both the House and
Senate will have COP maiorities
next January. The House speak
Ter will be Joe Martin. Five Of
six New England states are Re-
publican and the Bay State, led
by Governor Bob Bradford, now
has two COP senators in Lever
EFT SaltonStall and Henry Cabot
Lodge, Jr. Joe Martin, as new
Speaker will replace Sam Ray
burn of Texas. There can be no
doubt now that changes are
coming, have already begun,
some gradually and some sud-
denly. Business and industry
have an optomiStic outlook.
REACTION EXPECTED
There will be a political re-
action there always is after a
major political upheaval such
as we are witnessing now. The
once strongly entrenched South
is already jittery and making
threats. Labor seems uncertain
and there probably will be
strikes. Other factors are to be
considered, and at first the road
may be hard and difficult. AS
Drew Pearson wrote last week,
one Of the new COP senators is
Irving Ives of N. Y. who wrote
the original FEPC bill. South
ernerS expect big efforts to force
FEPC, anti-poll tax and anti
lynch laws against them in COM
ing sessions of Congress. MANY
reactionary Khan groups are
springing up to protect South
ern rights" The so-caled I'm
American Committee is already
under fire again 70 ralleged
smearing of Mrs. Martha Sharpe
of Wellesley. The Red Smear"
is likely to be stepped up. We
may see politics and internal
disunity at their worst for
awhile as rival factions clash
on various issues. All this is
nothing new.
LIBERALS HAVE FIGHT
POLITICAL observers are even
looking for a clash between con-
servatives and liberals Of the
Republican Party in Congr5 SIS. !
The new COP sweep has elevated
both Senators Taft and Vanden-
berg to top positions in Wash
ington. Both are not:d Old
Guard conservatives who are
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
GRANT AN1E CHURCH
1S5 Vernon St., Boston

Rev. L. E. Crumlin, Pastor
The pastor preached at the
morning service last Sunday,
taking his text from Gal. 6-1O,
las we have the opportunity,
let us all do good unto all Men"
Visitors from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Denkins of Chica-
go, Mr.. and Mrs. Tarcel and
Miss Tarcel of Plymouth and
four youths from New YORK.
Also many friends came from
Greater Boston. All were glad
to see so many out to the Mis-
Sionary service. Union meeting
will be held at Grant Church
Sunday, Nov. IT, at 4 P. M. The
public is cordially invited to
all services Of the church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
O'BanyOun's
Observations

I feel that I must again tell
and remind many readers who
ask me to boost and advertise
coming programs that I am not
permitted to do that for them
unless they advertise in the
GUARDIAN A little reflection
will show you that it would not
be ethical for me to do so. And
if I should submit comments on
coming events which are not
advertised in my paper I am
sure they would not get by the
editor who has charge of that
business. After the perform
is over, when it has become
NEWS, I can put through all
the comments I wish I hereby
renew my offer to secure for
you the best possible advertis-
ing for any amount of money
you send me with your notices
of coming events, in addition to
boosting, when possible, per-
formers named in your ads.
This is not a part of my duties,
but I am Offering it for the con-
venience of readers who seem
to like my column, and any in
Guence it may have.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16

MESfos oANhH1 AELAEI
Observation-Disclosures
In loving memory of our
mother and grandmother
Dear mother, you are not for
gotten
Though on earth you are no
more.
Still in memory you are with
us
As you always were before.
Lovingly rendered by
MRS. CELESTE WARNER,
MRS. EMILY FERGUSON,
daughters.
MRS. BARBARA C. HARRIS,
granddaughter.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
FIRST ANIE CHURCH
(0ld Charles ST.
Warren st, at Elm Hill Ave.
Rev. o. w. ChilderS. Pastor

MI OIA " at -L4IAI AAIII AVCs
Rev, o. w. Childers, Pastor
Home Coming Roll Call Day
at the old Charles Church will
be observed Sunday Nov. "a. All
former members and friends are
cordially invited to attend. A
SPECIAL sermon will be delivered
by the pastor at 10.45 AM. and
at $3.50 PM. roll call. There will
also be special music.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16

OUR DEMOCRACY byM.t
Freedom of the Press

The RIGHT TO PRINT ONES IDEAS WAS FIRST
ESTABLISHED IN AMERICA BY THE TRIAL OF
JOHN PETER zENGER. ARRESTED IN I755
FOR cRiTlcIZlNS THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT
IN HIS NEWSPAPER, ACQUITTED ON THE
GROUNDS THAT HE HAD PRINTED THE TRUTH.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
EMMANUEL HOLY CHRISTIAN
PENTACOSTAL CHURCH
WILLIAM MONROE TRoTTER


Bishop F. H. Payne, Pastor
~TelephOne GAR. 6O29)
Bishop R. L. Stone, Assistant
Florence o. Nils, Secretary
Mrs. D. A. Unas, Treasurer.
Rev. W. H. Floyd, Sec'y of Con.
Services at the temporary
headquarters, pending the build
ing Of the new church, are held
at SO Cabot st. and are as fol-
lows:
Sunday-11 am. and 8 pm.
Tuesdays pm.
Fridays pm.
Open air meeting on Boston
Common, 4 pm. every Sunday.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16
. MEMORLAM

MARIAN KOWENA REMSEN
1943 - 1946
Always so true, unselfish and
kind
Few in this world her equal
you'll find;
A beautiful life that came to an
end.
She died as she lived, everyones
friend.
Lovingly remembered by
HARRY REMSEN, husband
R. ETA DORSEY, sister
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16

the top 7 a Big way, He showed
letter from the chairman of
the State Finance Committee
ac..roIl dying services U3ll { &C
and with many congratulations
to you in Ward 9 and to Rev.
H. B. Burton"
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Don't forget to attend the star
performance at Jordan Hall
Wednesday, the goth. Seldom
has such a group Of outstand-
ing performers been assembled
for one performance. And, in
addition, you will get a chance
to look over some of the old
timers, who have tried to blaze
a trail for the very artists who
viii honor them. See you there.
Clarence Cameron White tells
me that plans are completed
for the production of his Haitian
opera, "Ouanga," next spring,
and the coming event will be on
my mind until see it "on its
feet" the story and lyrics writ
ten by one John Frederick Mat
heus. has an alI-colored cast,
eight principals, chorus of fifty,
and ballet of fifty The line is
beginning to break in all sectors.
Best of luck to "Ounga."
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16

CONTINUED from Page u
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

bes j Wallace If laiko j,
nors Sis sukele patti prezi-
denta pazeminanti skanda-
Ia. Ar Sekretorius Byrnes
bus tue patenkintas paais-
kes trumpoje ateityje. Jis
izeitas tue tarpu Paryziu-
je tyli.
Ar tik Truman neprisibi-
jo Wallace ir jo pro-sovie-
tisku Americas politikie-
riu, kurie graso neremti jo
sio meto ir 1913 metu pre-
zidento rinkimuose?
Kalbos eina kad Byrnes,
68 metu amziaus znogus,
gall pasitraukti, j jo vieta
Truman pastatys bent ka
kita. o Wallace, .jaunesnio
amziaus zmogus, turi savo
stipriu pasekeju. su kuriais
Truman turi skaitytis.
u. S. Karo laivyno il Ar
mijos vadai atkirsdami j
Wallace kalba kad kitas
karas su Russia bus prazu-
tingas Amerikai, sake jie
nezino nei vieno atsakingo
armijos az laivyno virsinin-
ko kuris skelbtu ar siulytu
plana uzpulti RusRai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
KA DARYS SU MAIS-
TO PERVIRSIU?

Kai kitose pasaulio da-
lyse siaucia badas, sioje sa-
Lyle symet buvo geras der
Illus ir pasidare dideli per-
virsiai grudu ir kitokiu
maisto produktu. Valdzla
>rupinasi ka su pervlrslu
daryti.
Ar Washingtono biuro-
kratai nesugalvos grudus
deginti ir kitaip. naiklnti,
is taksu moketoju kiseniu
uzmokedami uz tai uklnln-
kams geras sumas. -.
Tas gall pagelbet !gautl
farmeriu balsus rlnklmuo-
Sc, o politikieriams balsal
labai reikalingi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
RUSAI SUARDE SU-
SIRINkIMA NAUJU
UZSIPUOLIMU

Paryziuje, keturi didieji
ministrai lake savo slaptus
posedzius aptarimui simtu
klausimu liecianciu taikos
sutartis ir priedus. DAILY
kas matyt ejo gerai, ir tas
sovietu atstovams nepati-
ko. Maskvos spaudos agen-
tura atskleide tas paslap-
tis uzpuldama vakaru sa-
jungininkus, kaltinant juos
bandymu apeiti keturiu di-
dziuju sutarimus.
Italijai nustatyta teise
tureti tik 10 karo laivu ir
25O,OO0 armijos. Bet Mo-
lotovas atmete pirmiau su-
tarta Trieste sutarptauti-
nina ir toliau tesla reika-
lavima Trieste sriti paves-
ii Jugoslavijai, ka Byrnes
atmeta.
Tarp Byrnes ir Molotovo
eina atkakli asmenine ko-
va, mes Byrnes pradejo vi
sapusiai priesintis Moloto-
vo prievartos politikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
HetuVoje KoVa TeSiaIna

RUSU zonoje Vokietijo-
je Rugs. 16 ivyko bolsavi-
mai, kuriuose komunistu-
socialistu partijos kandida-
tai laimejo zymia daugu-
ma.
Tuo tarpu, Britu zonoje,
panasiuose VokiSkuose rim
kimuose komunistu partija
pasirode visai silpnai.
Ten kur komunistai turf
visa valia, raudonosios ar
palaikomi, jie savo-
tiskai ponauja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Wallace PaSlieka Kabinpte
AR BYRNES TUO PASETENKEHNS PA
RODYS TRUMPA ATEgTgs

Pereita savaite, Komer.
cijos Sekretorius Wallace
kalbedamas New Yorke ko-
munlstu surengtame susi-
rlnklme, paremlmui Demo-
kratu kandidatu j kongresa
lr j gubernatorius, pasinau-
doJes proga, isdejo visa sa-
vo pro-sovietiska, pro-Ru-
siska politika, ir net parei-
ske kad Amerika privalo
pallkti rytu Europa boise
vlku vallai. Ia jo kalba
buvo kaip ir pareiskimas
Americas valdzios uzsienio
politikos, ir visai priesin-
gos negu ja varo Paryziu-
Je Valstybes Sekretorius
Byrnes, nuo kurio priklau-
SO uzsienio politikos nusta-
tymas.
IS to kilo pasaulinis skan-
dallas, pasirodzius kad pats
Prez. Truman ta Wallace
kalba uzgyre.
Prizes tai uzprotestavo ir
Byrnes ir visa Amerika, ir
priverte Trumana pasaky-
ii kokia istikro yra sios sa-
lies uzsienio politika: ar ia
ka vykdo Byrnes, ar ia ka
skelbia Wallace.
Prezidentas metydamasis
savo pedose, neturedamas
drasos su Wallace tinka-
mai pasielgti, pasake kad
jis "uzgyres' jam teise ia
kalba sakyti, o Amerikos
uzsienio politikoje nedaro-
ma. jokiu pakeitimu.
Tai silpnadvasio, menko
zmogaus pasiais-
kinimas.
Tas nepatenkino Ameri-
kos visuomenes vadu ir
spaudos, kuri negailestin-
gai pliekia toki prezidenta.
Truman tada pasisauke
pas save, Rugsejo
Is, pasitarimui, bet ir cia
Truman parode savo slip
na valia, palikdamas Wal
lace jo vietoje, tik paskelb-
damas kad uzdraudzia jam
sakyti kalbas uzsieniu po-
litikos klausimu ar kuriais
klausimais, Xxi Paryziaus
taikos konferencija pose
dziauja.
Truman, kuris partiniais
sumetimais paleido visus
kitus Prez. Roosevelto ka-
bineto narius ir pastate sa-
vus, kodel tai laikosi isiki-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
: ''''1zdAl|[
EkOnOn1ika
Derliu Oras kick
Pagadino

sla vasara valdzios raportai
apie derliu sioje salyje buvo la
bal dziuginanti, taciau j vasa-
ros pabaiga kai kuriose ukiu
srltyse oras pablogejo tick kad
skalcluota gausu derliu kick
sumazino. Taciau ir dabar nu-
matyta kad bus didelis derlius
maisto ir pasaro.
siu metu derlius bus 2 nuos.
dldesnis negu buvo 1912 me-
tais, kuomet buvo pasiekta au-
ksciausias laipsnis, ir 26 nuos.
didesnis uz 1882 metu lai-
kotarpio vidutini kas m tint
derliu.
Atveses oras sutramde We
lyvo derliaus prinokima, ypa-
tingai kornu, kuriu bus net 125
milijonai buseliu maziau negu
skaiciuota anksciau. Bet ir
tai kukuruzu arba kornu der
Illus bus 3,371,707,O0O buseliu,
lyginant SUI 1914 metu 3,203,-
100000 buseliu derlium.
ziemkenciu kvieciu derlius
symet pasieke 879,894,OOO bu-
seliQ, ir su pavasariniais kvie-
ciais derlius apskaiciuojama
1,167, $4,000 buseliu, kas yra
44,000,000 buseliu daugiau ne
gu 1945 metals.
AUTOMOBILIQ gamyba po
sio karo yra visai maza paly-
ginant su gamyba po Primo
pasaulinio karo.
Po Primo pasaulinio karo
per devynis menesius automo-
biliu buvo padirbama viduti-
Mai po 119,246 per menesi; da-
bar gi padaroma tik po 64,632.
Trukumas ivairiu reikmenu
ir daliu automobiliams, ivairiu
streiku sutrukdytas ju dirbi-
mas ir po siai dienai vargina
automobiliu industrija.
Stu metu begiu automobiliu
padaryta 100000 maziau ne
gu buvo numatyta ir pasiryz-
ia padaryti. Tick maziau Va
biznio salyje pada-
ryta, ir tick maziau nauju ka-
ru zmones galejo isigyti, ne
skaitant nuostoliu kokius pa
nese patys darbininkai streiko
eigoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Chicago Daily Tribune
korespondentas E. R. No.
derer prisiunte is Londonc
Lietuvos dabartiniu parti.
zanu kovotoju prizes raudo.
nuosius okupantus, du nu
merius laikrastuko is Ko.
vo menesio siu metu, kuri
paruosia ir leidzia Laisves
Kovotoja S-ga. Laikrastu-
kas Undergraduates, pava-
dintas "Kovos Keliu" ir jo
obalsis yra "Lietuva Lietu-
VANS.
Neziurint raudonuju at
kaklaus ziaurumo ir per-
sekiojimo, Lietuvoje Wis tik
issislapto patriotai kovoto-
jai if jie veda mirtina ko-
va su priesu. Nors kova
nelygi, taciau Lietuvis ne
pasiduoda.
Tie laikrastukai is Lietu-
vos tapo smugelio keliu is
siusti ir pateko j, demokra-
tiniu Sally zmoniu rankas.
Viename straipsnyje ko-
votojai apraso kaip Veive-
riuose gauja NKVD (sovie-
tu snipai), pagave laisves
kovotojus, nuzude juos, is
tempe ju lavonus j gatve,
viesoje aiksteje kele dziau-
gsmo orgija, sokdami apie
lavonus ir zveriskai juos
spardydami, dauzydami il'
kitaip niekindami.
Ukmergeje, NKVD sni-
pal, pagave jauna mergi-
na, nuplese ia Xxi nuogu-
mo ir uzpjude sunimis, no
redami kad j isduotu savo
draugus kovotojus parti-
Janus, apie kuriuos j ME
ko nezinojo.
Sovietai laiko Lietuvoje
net 100000 raudonosios ar
mijos, bet ir prizes juos Lie
tuviai daznai isdrysta gin
klu kovoti.
Laikrastukai raso kad
ia kova yra Lietuviu pri-
sidejimas prie pasaulio ko.
vos uz laisve, tik nezino al
vakaru demokratijos apie
Zinc.
Reiksmingai laikrastuka
pamini Vasario 10 bolsevi
ku laikytus Lietuvoje rinki
mus: bergzdziai balsaviml
komisijos lauke, mes bal
suotojai nepasirode.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Detroite, Rugs. 18 buvo
be darbo $4,000 automobi-
liu industrijos darbininku,
kurie del kitu darbininku
streiko turejo butt paleisti'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

New Yorke, pradejo vel
kti dalis troku kurie strei-
kavo, taipgi jau gryzo dir
bti dalis uostu darbininku,
ir liuoduojami laval pra-
deda isplaukti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
VOKIETIJOJE, Britu ir

Americas zonose, ekonomi-
ne administracija tapo pa
vesta specialei sesiu EMO
niu Vokieciu komisijai, Ell
nant prie ivykdymo Pots
damo prizadu.
Tuomi tik labiau Vokie-
tia perskeliama ir palieka-
ma Rusams valdyti rytine
Vokietijos dali, vietoje pri-
versti juos pildyti Potsda-
mo sutarti lygiai pat.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
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LIETUVIU, oABE-
GELIy 'e o. "a
DLo ~ p
A. Ne. 20 a> ,
1,I2ly
MAUI LIETUVIQ
PABEGELIU zURNALAI

hAII 10 HeneSl Nuertingen
'slelstas menesinis pedagogiko
zurnalas "Tremtiniu Mokykla'
20 Observation-Disclosures Gin
nazija Nuertingene. Redaktc
rlus-A. Kairys, Red. Kolegi
ia: Ben. Rutkunas ir j. An
drlus. Leidzia leidykla "Atza
lynas', Weilheim-T -Teck. "a ps,
kama 5 RIM.
IS $40 zurnalo straipsniu pa
mlnetini Prof. DR.. A. Maceino
zmogaus filosofijos vaidmuo"
Kun. DR.. j. Gutausko "Moki
MO sielos raida ir religinis au
kleJlmas", DR.. Ant. Ramunt
"Pedagoginiu mokslu krize il
nauJi keliai'', DR.. z. Danilevi
claus "Vaiko psichinio 'vysty.
mosi fiziologija ir pathological"
T. Maldeikio "zmogaus dvasi.
mis- harmoningumas'' E. Taut.
glno "Karas ir morale, Juozc
Glrniaus "Filosofijos pagrin-
dai' (Gimnazinis kursas), DR.
lnz. Ad. Damusio "Periiodine
elementu sistema" (gimnazinis
kursas), Alf. sesplaukio Lite
raturos teorija". Pastari trys
straipsniai yra vadovelinio DO
.budzio.
Pedagoginio zurnalo reikalin-
gumas pabegeliu bendruomene-
je buvo gyvai jauciamas. Juk
Lietuviai tremtiniai Vokietijo-
je turf 20 gimnaziju, kuriose
mokosi 2497 mokiniai ir moko
ATS mokytojai. Be to, 8 pro-
gimnazijos, kuriose mokosi apie
800 mokiniu ir moko apie 80
mokytojQ. 0 kur dar pradzios
mokyklos ir liaudies UNIVERSE
tetai? -
RUGPJUCIO men. Fuldoje
'tMusu Vilties" laikrastis islei-
do Lietuviu kulturos ir visuo-
menes zurnala "Pedsakai", ku-
ri redaguoja Stasius Budavas.
zurnalas Ga pusl. ir kainuoja
5 RIM.
Sis zurnalas savo paskirti
nusako Sitaip: 80 vedamoji
kryptis - mastymai apie emo
gu-Lietuvi ir Lietuviskaja kul-
tura. Kokia nors efektingesne
deklaracija ar pazadais nepasi-
Sauna. Tie kurie savo- plunks-
nos derlium praturtins 81 Ped
saku taxa, savaime pateisins ir
sio leidinio prasme".
Redakcija talkon kviecia vi
sus ''kuriems Lietuviskoji kul-
tura yra kasdieniniu rupesciu
duona. Cia mielai laukiami vi
su literaturos zanru, visQ mok-
slo bel kulturinio gyvenimo
plotu ir Lietuviskojo visuome-
niskumo talkininkai".
PIRMAME numeryje DR.. J.
Kantrimas raso "Musu kalba
amziu gludumuose'', Prof. Vac.
Birziska - "Abromas Kulvie-
tis", DR.. J. Balys - "Sejos pa
prociai", Jonas Kuzmickis =
"Vinco Kreves 'Skerdzius' y, A..
sesplaukis - "Lietuviu poezi-
jos metrika", Pr. Razminas -
"Kurejas istremime".
POeZlJOS slam numeflul yra
dave J. Augustaityte-Vaiciun
ne. Julia svabaite, Ale Nakai-
te, Mykolas Vaitkus, Juozas
Mikuckis ir Stasys Santvaras.
Nemazas kulturines kronikos
skyrius.
Reikia manyti kad antrame
numeryje, jei bus jam lemta
pasirodyti, 'Pedsakai' duos
ryskesnius Lietuviu pabegeliQ
bendruomenes kulturinio gyve-
nimo pedsakus. Shame hume
RYE jie CANA blankus. Redak-
cijai nepasiseke ju uzfiksuoti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

KINIJOJE, Gen. Kai-Se-
kui pradejus laimeti pries:
raudonuosius, komunis t a
vadai pradejo saukti "liau-
kimes kariave', Xxi jie vel
gales susitvarkyti ir atnau-
.jinti ugni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Lenkijoje, kaip yra ziniu,
bolsevikai laiko suarestave
apie 60 Amerikos pilieciu.
Lenkijoj esama apie 10000
Americas pilieciu kurie ne
gall sugryzti j Amerika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Amerikos zonoje Vokieti-
ioie suimta gauja Lenku
pabegeliu, kurie uzsieme
plesikavimu; sake ju vadas
vienas nuzude 43 Vokieclus
ir iris Amerikiecius. Su-
imta 60 asmenu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Mire American Tobacco
Co. prezidentas Hill, kuris
is mazo biznieriaus pakilo
j milijonierius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Americas gelezinkeliams
Spaliu menesi pritruks po
$4,000 prekiniu vagonu kas
savaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

ATLANTIKE dingo be
zinios pasazierinis lektuvas
SUI "A Belgijos ir Americas
biznieriu. Pradeta jo jies-
koti, tikint kad buvo pri-
verstas nusileisti kur nuo-
salioje dalyje.
Kanadoje, nukritus pasa-
zieriniam lektuvus, sudege
Fl ZmOguS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

MASKVA reikalauja kad
Amerika pasitrauktu is Pa
namos, tik vien del to kad
uzdraudzia Rusams uzim-
tt is Turkijos Dardanelus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
r @ DiMTITA

u. S. ARMIJA, is virs
IL milijonu vyrQ, per meta
laiko nuo Japonijos nugale-
.jimo, sumazinta Xxi $780,
600 vyru. Ir toliau j dar
mazinama, Xxi netrukus pa
liks nereiksminga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

DEL MESOS trukumo
visoje salyje siuo tarpu uz-
sidare jau $4,000 mesos
parduotuviu, kaip pranesa
Mesos Pardaveju sajunga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
VOKIECIAI DARO
RAUDONIESIEMS
AMUNICIJA

Rusu valdomoje Vokieti.
jos dalyje patirta kad Vo,
kieciu dirbtuvese smarkiai
gaminama amunicija rau-
donajai armijai.
Rusai palma ir daugiau
Vokisku dirbtuviu, PAYERS
dami jas savo karo reikme-
nu dirbimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

ANGLIJOJE, komunistQ
vadovaujami, benamiai pi-
lieciai pradejo uzgrobineti
kitu zmoniu tuscius namus
ir juose apsigyventi. Poll
CHA ene komunistus vadus
areStuOti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
SUTIKO ATIDETI UN
POSEDI KAP MAS
KVA UZSIGEIDE

United Nations visuoti.
mas posedis, Byrnes siuly.
mu, turejo prasideti Rugs
%, taciau Molotovui reika.
laujant sutikta tas posedis
laikyti Spaliu %. Tuo tar.
pu Maskva vel kelia pro.
tesla prizes Ispanija, su ku.
ria nenori nieko tureti ik5
ten valdys Franco. IS Bri.
tu ir Amerikeciu puses pa.
sirode palinkimas print:
Ispanija j United Nations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-23

in need ~ housing Tor veterans
II you have room That you can
snare please list It with Mr lIar-
ler Let as do our pari 20 got orr
veterans housed My address S.
1907 Eth Stlcot Ecorsc Michigan.
May | hear from you soon
The Housewives League met 1T
the home Of Mrs Rabv Young on
lasf Thursday Win Mrs Lucy ~
Hill The president PRESIDING
report OF the hencAi ton.
sponsored for the Girl scouts WAS
made hy Mrs T. ionos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-23
.InterculturaI
Evenings Set
By Urban League

The first In series Of four
weekly intorciliural programs. 20
be sponsored by the Detroit trhan
League wiiI be held az $ p. m
Thufsdav March p, az the Lcaguf
eoS Mack Avenue. corner john i
Three foreign nationality group
viii he presented in program of
folk songs and folk dan es.
The programs to be held on four
consecutive Thursday evenings
were initiated by tho Public Rela-
tious Committee Of the rrban
League Cooperating with the
Leaeue In the presentation OF ths