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Is both strange and engrossing.
Nunnally johnson is the producer
who had the bright idea Of making
screenplay of Vladimir PIONEERS
piquant tale of twins. He also had
the writing fair to turn it. into a
slick complex of the elements of
romance, comedy, suspense and hor-
ror. To call 1.-THE Dark Mirror" a
picture with everything may be
overstating its case, but 1t comes a
lot closer than most of its sort.
1t even has, behind Miss de
Havilland's outwardly similar but
tnwardly diverse twins, such dex-
trous male players as Lew Ayres
and Thomas Mitchell. AS learned
young man in psychiatry and a
tenacious police investigator, respec-
lively, they are dramatic assets of
high luster indeed. No actress could
ask for more capable and con-
trasting support than they give Miss
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| Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

+ CkdE 3
National Bloomer Girl; 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol--"Angel on My Shoulder;
10:45 am, 1875, 4:25, ITO and 10
pm. Stage shows: 12:45, $3.50, $40
and 9:10 pm.
Columbia Three Wise Fools;
Has am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Earle The Dark Mirror: l1:2O
am, LIS. $3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Hippodrome-"Dead of Night;
2:35, 4:3o. 6:25, $40 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"N Notorious; 1880 am,
1;3o, $3.50, $50. 7:3o and $50 pm.
Metropolitan Nobody Lives Fer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

ever; II am. ITO, 800, $50. TAO
and $50 pm.
Little Henry the Fifth: 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Palace - "Margie"; 10:45 am,
1855, 3:05, Sis, TBS and $40 pm.
White Pongo";; 3:10, $40,
sos, 1890 pm. and 12:45 am.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 1O:45 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
Rubbi Tepfer to Lecture

The first Of series OF guest
speaker programs win be held al
B'nai Israel synagogue. Fourteenth
and Emerson streets NV. ut a::3C
o'clock tonioht with Rabbi ]. j. Ten
fer, Jewish scholar ard lecturer
Distressing Hebrew end the lew
Rabhi uenrv SeoaI will ofr~iate prd
Cantrr Simon Weiss will chant thf
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
THE EVENING STAR Washington, .. 6.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1915
The Dark Mirror Reflects
An Exciting Set Of Twins
BY Joy Cormody

dne dramatic possibilities Of pair Of identical twins who
pned to be female beautiful
AS disclosed in The Dark Mirror probably
VIII give packed house of both
Miss Olivia de Hayland the sentence
which has pictures which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

TAK0MA 4th & Bvitsrnuf SITS.
n0 CT. 1917. Porkina spues
Last Day ROY ROGERS, DALE
EVANS In MY PAL TRIGGER" At
b.15, 500. JOHN KODIAK, NANCY
GUILD in SOMEWHERE IN TIE
NIGHT. Al 6:35. 9:55 Tomorrow
SUNSET PASS" ANITA LOUISE,
TEN DONALDSON in PERSONALITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

Z "THE DARK MIRROR" Universal
Picture with Olivia De Hayilland and
Lew Ayes, produced by Nunnally john
son, directed by Robert Siodmak, screen
play BY. Nunnally Johnson, original story
by Vladimir Pozner. At the Earle
The Cast.
Terry Collins ------ Olivia de Havilland
Ruth Collins Olivia de HaviIland
DR.. Scott Elliott Lew Ayres
Detective Stevenson 80 Thomas Mitchell
Rusty Richard Long
Franklin E Gary Owens
George Benson ----- Lester Allen
Mrs. Didriksen ------ Leila Bliss
Photo Double -4-- Amelita Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

Y0UK Ga. Ave. q Quebec RI. NV.
"A. 400.
Today Only--PAT o,BRIEN. CLAIRE
TREVOR in tsCRACKUP.. Al 6:15,
sos. o:55, Tomorrow---WILLIA
BBQYp:,ANpY CLYDE In DEVILS
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Parking Space Available to Patrons.
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RAINS in CAESAR AND CLEO
PATRA Tin Technicolorl. = At 1870,
100. ZAP; ego. Tomorrow-PEN-
"BLONDIE KNOWS BEST -
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At $40. ACKNOWLEDGMENT STAN
GREAT 10 BE YoUNG WILLIAM
BOYD. ANDY CLYDE in sDEVILss
PLAYGROUND
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U0MY 1890 c 81. NE.
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In TRIGGER FINGERS" At $50,
$50 FORREST TUCKER, JINX
FAILksHENNBeuRG IN TALK TALL ABOUT
row--MARcY MCGUIRE, GLENN
VERNON In DING DONG WILL
LIAMS." GEORGE HUSTON In
TEXAS JUSTICE"
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tEOCKEYED MIRACLE"
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de Havilland In her sharp double
exposure of the Collins twins, Terry
and Ruth.
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tRANk MORGAN in ,-cOCKEYED
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Legion Post Schedules
Assembly for Wednesday

The Annual Community Patriotic
Assembly sponsored by Fort Stevens
Post No. So, American Legion, will
be held in Roosevelt High School at
pm. Wednesday, Commander Ber-
nard F. Darnell has announced. The
program will be in charge of Joseph
A. Walker, chairman of the Amer
icanism Committee.
The assembly commentaries the
birthdays of Washington and Lincoln
and is the occasion for honoring
certain members of the mid-year
graduating classes and announcing
the winners of the Posts annual
Sixth Grade Patriotic Essay Contest
This year 10 parochial and public
schools are participating, with the
writer of the best essay in each
school receiving Savings Stamps in
lieu of medals. Essays submitted by
the several schools are reviewed by
a special committee of judges from
the community.
Participating in the program will
be representative of the Board of
Education, community churches
schools, the American Legion and
citizens associations. The principal
addresses will be given by Col. Alfred
G. Oliver jr., former chaplain of
Walter Reed Hospital and DR.. James
A. Cannon of the Board of Educa-
ton,
Evening star., 1946-02-24
USES Again Accepts Orders
For Full ime Domestic He|D

The war really is overt The
United States Employment Service
says it can get you a maid again.
Fred T. Hetzel, Washington area
director for USES, announced yes
terday that the USES again is ac-
cepting orders for full-time do
nlestic service.
Whether the maid Shortage-a
popular wartime tea table topic
is actually over may be something
else again. Robert Morrison, di-
rector of the USES Office at SOB K
street NV, says he believes he can
fill the orders, but he warns that
the pay scale won't be what it was
before the war.
Women who left domestic service
to go into war plants, hotels and
restaurants are beginning to come
back to the USES for domestic Jobs.
Mr.. Morrison said. More will come.
he confidently believes, when the
word gets around that the USES
has orders for domestics.
The USES will accept orders only
Tor a 40-hour week Job. The K
Evening star., 1946-02-24
AngIo-US. Federation
To Keep Peace Urged
By Frederick Wi|Ikie

Advocating an immediate Anglo
American federation as the first
step toward permanent world peace
H. Frederick Willkie, brother of
the late Wendell L. Willkie. sug-
gested last night that business and
industry establish international fell
loWshlps to foster understanding
of this country. He spoke here be-
lore the School of Advanced In
ternational Studies.
Mr.. Willkie, vice president of
Joseph E. Seagram and Sons of
Louisville, made it clear that the
federation he suggested should not
be exclusive, but should be open to
any other nation willing to join in
keeping the peace. The Anglo
American alliance, however, would
be the nucleus.
A veteran industrialist, Mr.. Will
kie expressed the opinion that eco
nomically, we of the United States
are suspect" Most of ALL" he con-
tlnued, there is suspicion of what
we will do with our incredibly great
capacity for industrial production.
we must teach productivity abroad.
We must send technical men to-
establish plants in lands in need of
them"
Mr. Willkie outlined the follow
Ing specific program:
Il. A vast expansion In inter-
national scholarships sponsored by
business and industry.
q. Industrial felloWships which
will take men out of university
faculties or industries or businesses
in any part of the world and offer
them the hospitality of industry in
any other part of the world during
a stipulated period of study.
"3. Stimulation of widespread
study of international affairs, poll
tics and economics by the institu-
ton, within industry, of classes in
these subjects, for all employees
wishing to participate, and accredi-
tation of such classes to local edu-
cational institutions"
Evening star., 1946-02-24
D. 6. Nurse Receives
Copy Of Navy Award

Mrs. Doris Reed, registered nurse
who was graduated from Children S
Hospital in 1925, has received a copy
of the Navy Certificate of Achieve
ment presented to War Supplies,
Ltd, of Canada. Mrs. Reed, who,
from time to time, has given first
aid to the president and staff of
War Supplies, was given the certifi-
cate copy for her part in the war
effort when she nursed many service
men and women on the home front.
Mrs. Reed, who lives at BIS Eight
Ieenth street NV, has been In
charge of a first aid department
for the United Kingdom Treasury
here since April "a, 1941.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

street office, Mr. Morrison explained
hasn't the facilities yet to take
orders for workers by the day OF
part time.
Since 1943. the USES has filled
domestic jobs only in emergency
cases. Generally, these jobs have
averaged $18 week or more, but
Mr.. Morrison explained, more was
demanded of those employed.
During the war, USES was busy
channeling former domestics into
essential establishments. Now, Mr.
Hetzel said, the domestics, turned
war workers will be returning to
their former mode of employment. >
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Gen. CowIes Named
To Princeton Post
Special Dispotch to The Sior

PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. 23.-
Brig. Gen. Miles A. Cowles, one of
the Army's outstanding field artil-
lerymen and artillery commander of
the 36th Infantry Division during
the Salerno landings in 1943, has
been named professor of military
science and tactics at Princeton
University, it was announced today
by President Harold Willis Dodds.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19

neSta kad ir tie suemimai buvo lvykdytl.
Pats suemimas buvo atliktas CANA ra-
finuotai Visi tie daviniai rode kad deda-
81 negeri dalykai. Reikejo skubiai veikti
kad daug ka isgelbejus. Tuoj buvo susau-
ktas prieteliu posedis padeciai aptarti Ia
me posedyje, pagal iVykusius suemlmus,
buvo aiskinama kad suemimo siulai pra-
deta vynioti is Estijos Ten buvo nuvy
kes Komiteto siustas Pulk. A., keliauti
Skandinavija. Buk Estijoje prasideje ares
tai. Kokiomis tai aplinkybemis buvO SUI
imtas ir musu atstovas.. IS. jo ir pradeti
tie nelaimingi ivykiai. Bet buvo ir kitaip
aiskinama. Buk vienoje is kovos organi-
zaciju ivykes isdavimas. Bet kaip veliau
paaiSkeio pirmasis tvirtinimas turejo tel
singa pagrinda.
Komiteto nariai nutare trumpam lal-
kui issiskirstyti j saugesnes vietas. Ta
pavakari, kada apleidau Kauna, tureda-
mas Xxi traukinio isejimo dar laisvo laiko,
nuejau miesto kapines. Sustojau ties di-
dingu Nepriklausomybes kovose kritu-
stems kariams paminklu. Prize jo niekad
nenuvysta sunestos geles ir vainikai. 0
kick nauju baltu kryziu jau per 81 kara
kritusioms aukoms. O kick tokiu kryziu
visame musu kraste. Tai sventi kapai ir
kryziai. Bet stai, ateje svetimieji lipa per
siuos kapus purvinom kojom j musu kras-
ia. Bet mes lenkiames ir lenksimes ju au-
kai. Cali cia ateiti pikciausi zmones is to.
limiausiu pasvieciu, tuos kryzius israuti
ir ismesti, bet niekas ju neismes is musQ
sirdziu ir musu tautinio gyvenimo.
Atsiduriau vel kaime, kur praejo daug
sunkiu dienu dar Rusu okupacijoje Val
demos tie patys baisumai kaip ir ton1is die
nomis kada Lietuviai buvo gaudomi kaip
vergai ir kraunami j gyvulinius vagonus,
kad isvezus siaure.
Selma apie mano pozemio darba ME
ko nezinojo. Bet kada visame kraste jau
buvo pradeta placiai kalbeti apie ivykdy.
tus suemimus, mano zmona prlmygtlnal
teiravosi ar man toks pat likimas negre-
sia. Ramindamas ja itikinau kad as jau-
ciuosi saugiai, bet po tu paaiskinimu pats
dar neramiau pasijutau. Blaskydamas lky-
rias mintis daug dirbau sode. Isgenejau
ne tik vaisinius medelius, bet apie soda au-
gancias lepas ir uosius. Kazkaip lyg sap
nuose rodes kad ta darba dirbu ne vie
MEMS metams, kad reikia pagrindinai SUI
tvarkyti. Znona kick stebejosi mano pa
didejusiu nervuotumu ir beveik nelaukto-
l mis- atostogomis. Bet ir tos atostogos bal
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l. Pasipriesinimo darbe

IS mazo Suvalkijos kaimo, po ilgQ slaps-
tymosi dienu, vel gryzau ] kauna. Kau-
ne jau radau dideli susirupinima. IS Ber-
lyno buvo gautos visiskai patikimos zinios
kad Vokieciai cia atejo igyvendinti tai ko
jiems nepasiseke igyvendinti ordeno lai-
kais
Paciame Kaune jau nedviprasmiskai
Vokieciai landziojo po Lietuviu atkurtas
istaigas. Laikinoji Vyriausybe jau tik po-
sedziavo, bet saVo nutarimu skelbti nei per
spauda nei per radija jau negalejo. Atke-
liavusieji is Berlyno praneSe kad LietuVa
tuoj atvyks Vokieciu civilines valdzios val
dininkai, ir kad Lietuva yra naujai sukur-
tos Ostlando srities provincial.
Susgaudeme burr vienminciu ir tuoj
nutarem susirinkti padeciai aptarti. Pra-
neSem visomis galimomis priemonemis If
If proVincijOJe gyvenantlems.
Liepos menesio pabaigoje, pirma kar-
ia po geru metu, susirinkom Karo Ligoni-
mes gatveje, Adv. N butte. Musu tos die
nos svarstytinas klausimas buvo vieninte-
lis - kaip laikytis, naujiems okupantams
atejus.
Susirinkimas vieningai pasake: Vokie-
ciai atejo musu krasta pavergti. Niekur
nesiduoti apgaunamiems Visiems vien-
minciams, gyvenantiems ivairiose krasto
vietose tuoj pranesti kad nesiduotu itratl-
kiami jokius naujus sajudzius kurius Vo-
kieciai stengsis panaudoti savo reikalams.
Kaip veliau buvo patirta panasiai gal
voio ir kitos grupes. Net ir tie kurie pra-
dzioje norejo sta gero iziureti, greit pir-
stus prisvilo ir pasuko atgal. savuoju ke-
liu. Tx maza saujele parsidaveliu nuejo
bjauraus grasio pelnyti.
Nauji okupantai nesnaude. Jie nepal-
sc nei musu tautinio nei musu valstybinio
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Pake|iui j Nirti
[ S X AIT Y T O J A

. IRzELIo 22 diena, 1941 metu, per Lietu-
ID va pradejo eiti Vokieciu kariuomene.
Dege kaimai ir miestai, gaisrais dege vi
sa musu zeme. Ka atnes tos naujos karo
dienos, kaip mes vel iseisim nepriklauso-|
ma keia - galvojom tada, patrankoms
griaudziant. Nebaisu buvo nei deganti ma
mai nei visko netekimas Visi buvom issi-,,
ilge laisves ir savojo darbo.
Bet einancios nauju bandymu dienos
NUNS buvo ruscios. Mes is vienos okupa-
cijos ejom kita okupacija. Ant musu gal
WI vel pakibo naujai galastas kirvis. j
valde vel gerai prityrus budelio ranka. Tat
gelbeiantis ir kitus gelbstint reikejo vel
itempti visas jiegas. Reikejo priesintis)
prizes simtus kartu pranasesne jiega. o.
vienintei issivadavima mes teiziurejom tlk
vakaruose - Amerikieciu, Anglu If Pran-
cuzu bendrame laimejime. Todel nuo pir-
mos naujojo okupanto atejimo dienos vel
prasidejo kova az zeme ir namus. koVa
buvo sunki. Daug kan, ta kova organi-
zuojant ir vykdant, teko gyvenimo lapus
uzversti iStremime, koncentraciJOs stoVyk-
lose ir kaleimuose. Bet tai buvo nauJos
kraujo aukos ir nauji testamentai gyvle-
stems.
Ir sios knygos autoriui teko 351 die
ma pakelti Vokieciu kalejimuose.
Skaitytojas cia ras tuos isgyvenimus.
Jie beveik kasdien NUNS buvO pakellui
mirti. Bet Vakaru karys NUNS pravere
sunkiai pradaromas kalejimo duris. Mes
buvom istraukti is mirties nagu If prikel-
ii naujam gyvenimui. Ir su pirma laisVes
diena, mes su tukstanciais Lietuviu, vel
isejom rupintis kad tikros laisves spindu-
lys neaplenktu ir musu gimtojo krasto, per
kuri, be jokios musu kaltes, ejo karu ug-
nys ir mirtis. Mes tik tada uz kancias pa
justin tilzra atpilda kada musu zemeje mu-
su zmogus bus vel laisvas ir pilnateisls Sci
mininkas
Netikiu kad karys, atejes is anapus
vandenyno ir mires Europoje kovodamas
uz tautu laisve, mire tam kad milijona
zmoniu gyventu priepaudos gyvenima.
Ar tam dege kaimai If miestai, krau
ju buvo pas1iuvus visa zeme kad kur ta
siaustu baisus laisve mylinciu zmoniu per
sekioiimas ir naikinimas? Ne, jei taip bu
tu, mes purvinom kojom liptume per il
Sventus kapus. vietoie kad gelemis apso
dine ir ju didziai aukai nusilenke.
Atsimink ir tn, melas skaitytojau, toS
didziosios kovos auka. Karo audros is te
viskes manu- svetur isvaryti, ryzkimes vi
sad keliais ir takeliais gryzti j gimtaja pa
stoge. Tx ten mes rasim tikra gyvenima
! ten mus saukia musu tevu ir protevil
kraujas, musu ranku laukia alkana zeme
musu Sirdis - LietuVos platumos.
Autorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19

gesi. Reikejo gryzti atgal Kauna. Per
ta laika nebuvau caves jokio pranesimo
kurie name baugintu del prasidejusiu ares
tu. Skirt zmones sekti ivykiu eiga nieko
naujesnio negalejo pranesti.
/ kelione issirengiau labai anksti. At
sisveikinant su zmona, j beveik su asaro-
mis- eme prasyti kad nevaziuociau, mes il
Jaucianti kad su manim ivyks kas tai bal
saus Atsisveikinau jaudindamasis. Isei-
damas is kambario pabuciavau miegantj
savo sunu ir dukrele. Jie miegojo ramu
MEGA. Toxic sunkus rupesciai nelauze ju
jaunu galveliu.~
Lauke lynojo, bet rytuose aiskiai svie-
tes If pranasavo ateisiant grazia pavasa-
rio diena. Miske jau pleses zali berzeliai
girdejos pirmos pavasarines pauksciu gle.
smes. Tai buvo Geguzes IL diena. il ma
ne islydejo dideli varga.
Seka: PAKELIUI I GESTAPA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
RAUDONOS
GILTINES

Lietuvos zmones, kurie dar
tebera islike nuo bolseviku te-
roro, parodo kad jie nera uz-
tikrinti ar ilgai gales savo gy-
vast tureti ir ramiai savo Sc
noje pastogeje gyventi.
Sekantis laiskas, gautas VIE
nos Amerikietes nuo savo bro
lilo ir brolienes is Lietuvos (cia
nezymim ju vardu ir adreso),
aiskiai pasako kaip Lietuvos
zmones viena diena gyvi, XII
ta diena gall jau butt ziauriai
nukankinti.
Sic nelaimingi raso savo Sc
serei, kurios tevai mire jau 20
metu, kad jis bus pas savo te-
velius, jeigu jie negaus nuo jo
daugiau laisku.
Laiskas rasytas 1945 metu
Rugpjucio 10 d. ir eina sekan-
ciai:
GAS jusu brolis Jonas su sa-
vo zmona ir visais vaikeliais
sveikinu jus, sesute, svogerell,
ir jusu visa Selma; linkiu ir
prasau Dievo jums ateityje
gyventi. Mes esam tue kartu
visi gyvi ir sveiki. Dekoju, Sc
suite, uz laiskuti ir meilius 70
delius.
GAS buvau isvaziaves pas sa-
vo tevelius, bet nenuvaziavau,
dabar nezinau kada teks vel va
: ziuoti. Jeigu kito laisko nesu-
lauksi nuo names tai, sesute,
leisk man laiska mano teveliu
: adresu. Sesute, pasveikink nuo
names mano kriksto teveli ir
: jo Selma. Baigdamas rasyti
: visiems, o ypac sesutei, tariu
: sudiev, sudiev, sudiev. -"
: Sic, kaip ir kiti Lietuviai,
niekuo neprasikalte, bet boise
viku nustatytu programu gau-
: domi, suimami, kalinami, kan
E kinami, istremiami is tevynes,
{ laukia savo eiles.
Fl Laisko rasytojas sake, GAS
E buvau isvaziaves pas savo te-
= velius, bet nenuvaziavau. -
q Is to galima suprasti kad jis
q buvo bolseviku persekiojamas
= ir gal suimtas, tik isliko gyvas
- pas savo tevelius nenuvyko
y Jeigu j butu kankine Vokiecia
ar kas kitas, jis butu aiskia
y tai parases, kaip paraso kit
Dabar gi, bolseviku persekioji
: ma ir kankinima turf laiskf
uzslepti ''kelione pas tevelius'
:; j mirti. Nuo mirties pavojau'
: ir dabar dar nera saugus, be-
ir to negali pasakyti. Uztenk;
:; pasakyti tick, is ko laisko ga
'. veja Amerikoje labai gerai su
y pranta, zinodama kad jos te
z val jau po zeme apie 20 metu
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sBOLIVIJA, Pietu Ameri-
kos respublika, ivede griezta
draudima tarp privaciu asmenu
prekiauti auksu.
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zMONlJOS ISTORIJA


61O pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tbs uz $500 gauti paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom radem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai, kurie to
sesi po 80 metq, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
darby pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolimas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno. kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienq,
kokios buvo didzios ir galngos tautos II
ju valdovai.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiqsti jums 610 pus]apiQ
didumo znlonijos Istorija.
Reikalaukit 'sDnvOje"
$500 Superior Ave- Cleveland 8, Ohi'
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NEUzMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administracijai ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz Sc paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butina.
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2. Prasideda areStai

Balandzio menesio pabaigoje nuvazia-
vau Vilniu pasitarti su prieteliais. Is Viii
niaus pasukau tiesiai pas Selma j kama.
Cia praleidau Geguzes menesio pirmos die
nos svente. il Lietuviams buvo svetima,
todel neturejau jokio moro maisytis Kau-
ne, kur Vokieciai pagal savo kurpali rem
ge iskilmes. I Kauna gryzau tik Geguzes
3 d. Pirmi sutikti pazystami pranese kad
prieteliu esu skubiai jieskomas. Ir tikrai
buvo ko jieskoti. Pranese man apie Ba-
landzio 80 ir Geguzes l diena ivykdytus
arestus. Buvo arestuota Adv. B., Inz. ",
ir D. Kalbejo apie aresta Inz. B. ir teisejo
r., bet pastaruju suemimas buvo dar ne
patvirtintas. Bet sekancia diena buvo pra-
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Dairy Subsidy Plan
Extended 10 June 80
By the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department an.
ncunced late yesterday that it.
$40 100000 annual dairy produc-
ticn subsidy program-previously
scheduled to expire March 31-wil
be continued through June 80.
Subsidy rates for the April JUNE
period will be the same as those ir
effect for the corresponding months
last year.
Under the program payments are
made to dairymen to encourage
production and to stabilize con-
sumer prices.
Officials indicated the program
will be continued beyond June 80 ii
Congress acts favorably on price
control and subsidy legislation rec
commended by President Truman
In his message on the state of the
Union, the Chief Executive asked
that his authority for payment of
food subsidies-which is due to ex-
pire June 30-be continued until
the danger of higher prices has
passed.
Those farmers who sell butter fat
rather than whole milk will get a
subsidy of II cents a pound for
their fat during April and 10 cents
during May and June.
Officials explained that the lower
rates for May and June reflect the
fact that milk production costs are
lower during the spring and early
summer when pastures provide the
bulk Of the dairy cows feed.