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Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Vet Housing

A Census Bureau survey Of vet
erans' housing needs disclosed
that about 100000 veterans want
to rent other quarters or buy new
homes by June, 1947, and half of
them are seeking new quarters
now. About 100000 say they
want to buy or build and the re-
naming 100000 prefer to rent.
Of the prospective home-owners,
about 100000 report ability to
pay less than $4,000 for a home.
OF the renters, about 100000 re-
port that the rentals they could
afford would be under $50 per
month.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Damascus High School News
Class Officers


Sophomore class officers for
1946-47 are:
President, Betty Reed; Vice
President, Robert Bellison; Secre-
tary, jeanette Grimes; Treasurer,
Shirley Linthicum.
New Books
Since March 1916 there have
Leen 143 books added to our Ii
brary. The following list gives an
idea of what books have been
added:
"Arch of Triumph" "A Wonder
Book" "The Far Horizon" "The
Wispering Statue" "The Mudhen,"
"a City for Lincoln" "Green Man
sions," Magma" "The Snake Pit"
"Skyblazer" and "A Christmas
Carol"
"Get the Reading Habit" is one
cf our mottos this year.
Alumni News
A former student of DIS,
Donald Nicholson, enlisted in the
regular Army on October 3, 1916.
Donald was an outstanding stu
dent and graduated in June, 1916.
Attendance
Damascus school boasts a high
attendance record for September
with the Seniors leading 1000.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
VA Files

In the files of the Veterans Ad-
ministration are more than "a
100000 master index cards and
29,000,000 insurance files. There
are 100000 files concerning var
ious claims by veterans and to-
tai of 100000 clinical records.
These figures are cited by the VA
in an appeal to veterans to be
sure, when writing to the VA, to
give their full names, write legi-
bly, and refer to claim numbers
or insurance numbers where these
have been issued to them.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Parent Teachers

The Damascus P.-T.A. has the
following committees actively
working for the year 1946-47:
Membership Mrs. Roland Ward
Program Miss Nora Frances
Lynch.
Chaperone Mrs. Gertrude John
son.
Finance Mrs. Pearl Poole.
Building and Grounds Mr.
Julian King.
Library Rev. Jacob H. Snyder.
Safety Mr.. Paul Watkins.
School Curriculum Mr.. Perry
Burdette.
Publicity Mrs. Hazel j. Jones.
Hospitality Mrs. Bradley
Woodfield.
Safety Patrol of D.H..S.
The Safety Patrol has been or
ganized and is off to a good start.
Robert Moxley, a senior, who is
we'll known for his ability as a
patrolman, has been elected cap
tain.
The main problem this year is
the congestion in the halls, but
with Bob's leadership, this diff
Guilty will be worked out.
Already we have had several
successful fire drills. We are striv-
ing this year to make the best
patrol outfit ever in D.H.S.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Production

Industrial production climbed
sharply in August to a new post
war peak. Above pre-war levels
was the output of washing ma
chimes, vacuum cleaners, water
heaters, electric and gas ranges,
electric irons, table model radios,
tires and farm tractors. Gaining
but still below pre-war rates were
refrigerators, sewing machines
and passenger cars.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Coffee

The Department of Agriculture
has abolished inventory restric-
tions on coffee which, since April
1, 1916, limited importers to one
months supply of green coffee
and roasters to three and one-half
months supply. The restrictions
were necessary to assure prompt
of available coffee i'm
ports. Improved coffee shipments
make the restriction unnecessary
at this time.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Women Workers

The number of women workers
decreased 100000 in the past
wear despite the rise of $3.50, 900
in the overall civilian labor force,
according to the Labor Depart
ment. The percentage of women IN
the labor force dropped from 80
in August, 1945, to 26 in August,
1916.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
Air Mail

Beginning October l, air mail
rates to Canada and Mexico will
be five cents an ounce, instead OF
sixteen cents as before. The new
rate is the same as the lowered
domestic air mail rates which
went into effect on October 1.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
IdleneSS

Idleness resulting from labor
management disputes in August
was 3,425,OOO man days, a rise
from the July figure but less than
in any other 1916 month, accord
ing to the Bureau of Labor Stat
istics.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
No Choice

Because so many recruits asked
to serve in Europe, rather than
in the Pacific area, the War De-
partment has had to hedge on a
promise that volunteers signing
up for three years could select
their spots and duty assignments.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17

HUGH: 1--WE won't see many more games
here, Judge. | just drew up deed of sale
this morning They're building the new hos
pital on this property" e.,
OLD JUDGE: I'm glad to hear that. |
didn't know the plans were finished yet" .
MARJORIE: Its going to be splendid
hospital, Judge. We've included a special
clinic, too, for the study and treatment of
alcoholism"
OLD JUDGE: That's fine, Marjorie. I've
been hoping all along the board would do
that. 1t proves we've got one of the most
enlightened communities in the country" 4
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17

MARJORIE: Our new superintendent per-
suaded us, Judge He says the time has come
when people have to recognize the fact that
alcoholics are sick people, and should be
given the same facilities for treatment as
any other person who is i'll.
OLD JUDGE: 81 hope more communities
will take that sensible point OF view. For
tunately only about 1199o of the people who
use alcoholic beverages are problem drinkers
but in most cases they are people with deep
seated personality defects which can only
be corrected by psychiatrists and medlcai
men who understand these conditions.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-10-17
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO WILL 1T.
IN ONE H0TTR.

f NOT PLEASED, your 35c
back. Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicide, TE-OL. Made
with 80 percent alcohol, it PENE-
TRATES. Reaches and kills MORE
germs faster. VINSON DRUG
STORE, Rockville, Md.
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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Ashcraft-Redl Are
United In Marriage,
Lompoc, California

PFC. Charles y. Ashcraft and Miss
shirley Maly Redl OF Lompoe. Cali
fornia. were united In marriage by
Chaplain II. l. Love. Jr. on Janu-
ay 70 IN the auditorium Of Lom-
poc UsO Club. A large assemblage
90 friends and relatives were pres
ent. including the groom's sister.
Miss Clara Ashcraft OF Coolidge.
Pfc. Ashcraft Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ashcraft OF Coo
lidre. lie Aeturned In December
from Japan where he served with
the iith Airborne Infantry. The
bride il the daughter OF lst Sgt.
and Mrs. Jacob II. Redl OF Lompoc.
After a honeymoon in Arizona
the young couple will 40 TO Ft
Bliss. Texas. where Pfc. Ashcraft Is
70 be attached 10 the 2nd Engineers
Special Brigade
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
AdeWttssRsSs

women's voices in the farm
house, and home cookin', and a
friendly glass of beer. No." he
says dreainily, mot dull"
From where I sit, that's how
lots Of returning veterans must
feel. Yearning for excitement?
No, just mighty glad to bc back
with the old familiar things, tho
days work, the rewards OF
home, companionship, and sim.
pie pleasures like a friendly
glass Of beer. No. not dun.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
BY KATHERINE HUPFEL

ter. Not all the promises of
men. nor even a partnership OF
United Nations can stop the mad
procession. For where wealth
Is the key TO power-that power
can be swept away. -. Only II God
IS our partner can we escape disas-
ter.
A young mother tugaed at
the arm Of her four year old
son as she stepped from the
family car, that was parked on
Main Street Saturday Come
on, you're going with me-"
Sonny pulled back In outraged
dignity. "You're driving me
crazy" he protested. Dad,
who was sitting at the wheel,
looked straight ahead as he
strove TO control the upward
quirk Of his lips. II wasn't
hard to CUES from whom sonny
had picked up that remark.
The Wednesday afternoon bridge
party was over and a laughing,
chattering group came into a Main
Street drug store for cokes before
scattering to their homes. The
gift section displayed a new array
OF items and the group paused to
admire them. Look at these
darling powder boxes" said one =.
and as she lifted the top, the dainty
china container began TO tinkle the
once popular air. Little OLD Lady
Dressed In Blue" Suddenly,
tears sprang TO the eyes OF one OF
the group. who turned away In
silence. Her conmapions look
ed at each other in surprise. 1.
I'm sorry" said that one who
turned away. later: that's Mothers
favorite song and | planned to give
her a powder box like that for
Christmas. but It was so expensive
waited and" her voice trailed
away in silence. !. So swiftly has
some sound. or sight, or odour. the
power TO sweep us back across the
barrier OF time.
See you next week. on Main
Street-adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1916

oJames w. Tyner, Jr., of Gallup.
New Mexico, arrived here recently
TO make his home. He is employed
with the Indian Service and is stay
ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs
Sue Steward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Mrs. Cohen Is
Home From Tucson

Mrs. Charles Cohen returned 10
Coolidge from Tucson Tuesday on
business. Her presence has been
required in Tucson almost con
stantly since the death Of her
father. ]. 4. Kaufman on Febru-
airy Z. as Mrs. Cohen is executrix
OF the estate.
Mr.. Kaufman. who was II at
the time Of his death. had been a
resident OF Tucson for 35 years
Survivors besides Mrs. Cohen are
his widow: a daughter. Mrs. A. ].
Fine OF Flagstaff. and a sister. Mrs.
Sarah Hoffman OF Far Rockaway
Beach. New York.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Keeping 'em Down on
the farm

Rode out to the Jenkins farm
the other day-and there was
young Charlie Jenkins-two
months out of uniform driving
a tractor as pretty as could be
with his one good arm.
II expect you find that pretty
dull after plotting a bomber" L
suggested.
Charlie gives me a wide, con-
tented grin. "Dull?" he says.
"All the time I was over Ger
many I dreamt of this-the smell
of hay. and the hot sun on my
back and comm home to
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spurgeon
OF Gary. Indiana. are visiting his
sister, Mrs Freeman Higginbotham
and family. The group spent Fri
day in Phoenix on business and
pleasure.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Morosco Receives
Army Discharge
At Fl. Macarthur

Pfc. John l. Morosco has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from
the U. 5. Army at Ft Macarthur,
California. after two years service
in the Pacific theater lie was en-
ployed here at Geo Y Wah and
Chapman's Market before enter
ing the service in 1913.
Morosco has been awarded the
Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with two
campaign stars. American Theater
ribbon. Philippine Liberation rib
bon WITH bronze star. the Victory
Medal. and the Bronze Arrowhead
for assault attack on Morotai. He
has been a Coolidge resident for
six years. His wife. nee Raquel
Feliz, has lived here most OF her
life.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Now and then on Main Street
one will hear men speak Of the
great national debt which few
regard as effecting them personally
except when they pay their income
tax. For many years wealth
has been considered the key TO
power and America has held the
position OF the richest and most
envied nation in the world. i. The
same position was held earlier by
the Roman Empire. until IL went
down under the blows of war. poll
tical corruption. inflations and de-
pressions. Like the Romans,
we are an ease loving, pleasure
seeking people. who dance on the
brink of disaster while prob
lens effecting our destiny swirl
about us like smoke from an abyess
OF chaos. Here and there a
member OF the crowd has drawn
apart and views the whole with
deep concern. These see that
the crowd. blindly following the
pied piper OF Matrialism. is being
led ever nearer the brink Of disas-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

OMr. and Mrs. c. a. Lanier. Paul
Loucks, Alice Loucks and lsadore
Shoore spent Saturday At Roose-
welt Dam on a fishing trip.
OArthur Burtcher was taken to
Florence Hospital Friday with a
severe heart attack.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

T/5 Elmer Louis Burton has
received an honorable dis
charge from the U. S. Army in
California after many months
service in the Pacific theater.
Burton returned to the states
aboard the S. S. AzaIea City,
which left Yokohama, Japan, in
late January. He has been
awarded the Asiatic-Pacific
ribbon with two campaign
stars, Philippine Liberation rib
bon with one star, American
Theater ribbon, Victory Medal
and Good Conduct Medal. Bur-
ton Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Burton. He is a gradu-
ate of Coolidge high school and
has been a resident Of Coolidge
since 1888.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Watching a group OF youths play
a slot machine in the back room
OF a Main Street establishment
recently. bystander remark
ed TO a friend. Too bad
they can't be convinced the odds
are against them-but try TO do
it," His companion nodded
agreement. Yet the problem
was successfully handled not long
ago by a professor who applied
imagination 10 its solving. . Sc
curing a confiscated slot machine
from the police. he had II set up in
the school mathematics room and
supplied the boys with fake money.
Having worked out In advance
a proposition involving the mathe-
matical probability OF winning. =.
Now" he told his class: well
find out about this thing" The
boys proved for themselves that a
player hits the jack pot once in
1000 times-and at five cents a
try that meant It would take ap-
proximately 5000 to win IS. :. The
boys quit gambling. . f. There Is
never a problem that cannot be
solved. II one finds the right meth
cd
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

OMrs. ]. NJ Hines is visiting her
mother in Texas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Two black women paused to
exchange greetings In a Main
Street grocery Saturday.
"How Is you an Pliney glttin'
'lona7" asked one. 1--WE
eettin' long alright" answered
her friend. "He ast me would
wait TO- him 'tIli he come back,
an ! tol' him sho'. But ]
done married Big Boy while
Use waintin'."
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

DIRECTOR
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ROOSEVELT SUTI-
KO PAVESTI JUGO-
SLAVIJA Boise
VIKAMS

Pastaromis dienomis Wash
ingtone isejo vieSumon kaip
Stalinas sumulkino PREF. Roo
sevelta ir Churchilla ir priver-
tie juos sutikti padaryti Tito
Jugoslovijos diktatorium, pa
stumiant j sali Jugoslavu ka-
riautoja Gen. Hihailoviciu.
Tito pagrasinimas susaudy-
mu suimto Gen. Mihailoviciaus
dabar sukele Amerikonu sazi-
ne ir suzadino nekuriu teisin-
gumo jausma. Gen. Mihailovic
apkaltintas Sales isdaviku ir
jam graso mirties .bausme, ko
bolsevikas Tito nepagailes grei-
tuoju ivykdyti.
Prez. Roosevelt pirmutinis
eme zygio uzgyrimui Tito Ju-
goslavijos diktatorium Casa
blankos konferencijoje, Sausio
m. 1943 metals, kur Stalinas
nedalyvavo, bet panaudojo sa
vo itaka ir reikalavima.
Kada Teherano konferenci
joje, Lapkricio menesi 1943 m
Rooseveltas su Churchillu sake
kad alijantams bus reikalings
verztis j Balkanus, Stalinas is.
reikalavo Tito pripazinimo kai
po Jugoslavu vado, kada Rusr
reikalavimas atidaryti antra
fronta vakaruose buvo nepa.
tenkintas.
Pirm to Churchill buvo pa.
pykes ant Gen. Mihailoviciaus
del jo nepaskubejimo padaryt
Anglams ir Amerikieciams ga.
limybiu isiverzti j Balkanus
Mihailovicius reikalavo is Brl-
tu daugiau ginklu savo kariuo'
menei, bet Churchill tu ginklQ
kick reikiant nedave ir todeI
Mihailovicius negalejo padary'
ii jokio zygio prizes Vokiecius
Savo kers ta prizes Mihailovi'
ciu vesdamas, Churchill padare
sutarti SUI Tito, ir taip Sis Mas
kvos agentas, visu remiamas
paeme Jugoslavija j savo val
dzia ir kartu pasidare grasmin'
gu patterns Anglams Vidurze
milo uzvaldyme.
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NAUJA GALNGA
KARO RAKIETA

Amerikos karo departments
atskleide paslapti savo naujos
milziniskos rakietos vadinamos
"Tiny TIM, kuri yra toll mir
tingesne uz visas kitas Xxi siol
is lektuvu vartotas bombarda'
vimui rakietas.
Ia rakieta issaunama is lex
tuvo ir eina 1900 myliu ] va
,landa greitumu, ir il gall nu
skandinti kiekviena laiva ku
rim pataikys. il buvo naudo
jana ir Japonu tvirtoviu plai
sinimui pat karo pabaigoje.
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LA - n n mw~mA
Maskvos Pasik6sinimas prizes Unity BaznyCia
SPECIALS STRAIPSNIS DIRVAI)

Oh uHS uoA oN 1Suo1ohSJd p1dVO-
slavija. Tuo budu carai norejo
paversti niekais Lietuvos kuni-
gaiksciu ir didiku pastangas pra-
plesti VakarQ Kulturos ribas
j Rytus.
Taciau Unity Baznycia dar
nebuvo zuvusi. il uzsiliko tuo-
Sc daugiausia Ukrainieciu gy-
venamuose plotuose, kurie 49,
to simtmecio pabaigoje atiteko
Austrijai. JOS centras buvo
Galicijoje, Lvove. Unity Baz-
nycia Xxi tam tikro laipsnio pa
virto Ukrainieciu tautinio atgi-
mimo ramsciu.
Domedamasis Ukrainieciu gy-
venimu, savo laiku lankiausi
Lvove. Deja, man tuomet ne
pavyko pasimatyti SUI unity ar
kivyskupu septyckiu, kurs ia
da kaip sykis atostogavo pro-
vincijoje. Pats arkivyskupas
mire 1914 m. Lapkricio l d.,
isgyvenes Rusu caru okupacija
pirmojo pasaulinio karo metu
(jis buvo deportuotas Rusijon
ir kalintas kalejimuose), veliau
(1939-1941 n.y. bolsevikQ oku
pacija, paskum Vokieciu siau
tejima, kdi pagaliau mire antro'
sios bolseviku okupacijos pra'
dzioje. Bet, budamas Galicijo'
je, galejau isitikinti, koki svar,
!, bu vaidmeni Ukrainieciu tauti
= Name gyvenime vaidino Unit'
: Baznycia.
}, Kai kuriuose sovinistiskai nu
: siteikusiu Lenku sluoksniuos'
Lenkijos nepriklausomybes lai
kais buvo kesintasi pakirst
Unitu Baznycia. Taciau Lenk'
: sovinistams tas nepavyko. Da
bar tomis pedomis nuejo Mas
} kvos raudonieji sovinistai. Ne
pakesdami visa to, kas yra va
= karietiskai Europiska, jie pasi
= sove sulikviduoti Unity Bazny
: cia. Tesdami caru politiks
+, Kremlio valdovai siekia su
: trempti "kramola" prizes Rusi
cizma, prizes Aziatiskaja despo
tia. To Rusiskojo sovinizm
: auka nun patapo Ukrainieci1
Unitu Baznycia, symet Sven
=, cianti $50 metu sukakti.
= Nei kick betgi neabejojam
= kad Maskvos okupacijos jung
/ velkanti Ukrainieciu tauta is
: laikys savo tautini savituma
kuriame Unity Baznycia val
/ dina isidemetina vaidmeni.
Tenka dar pastebeti kad uni
: tai yra taip pat susitelke tie
: Amerikos Jungtinese Valstybe
: Sc, tick Kanadoje.
DIR. A. C.
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PRAGYVENIMO reikm e n

PRAGY V ENINI TeIk11I e II 2
kainos sioje salyje pakilo Tx
3.4 nuos. nuo to kai trys metal
atgal valdzia ivede kainu kon-
troliavima, apsaugojimui' SALES
nuo infliacijos.
Toliau imant, nuo RugpJu,
clio, 1889 metu, Xxi Vasario m
1916 metu, bendrai pabrangi-
mas reikmenu pakilo 81 nuos
.Gi Primo Pasaulinio Karo me-
tn kainos pakilo 10S MUGS, kas
sudare infliacija.
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sIs 100 BUsELIU kornu is
auginamu sioje salyje, Az bu-
seliai sunaudojami kiauliu Sc
rimui, 18 buseliu serimui gal
viju, ir IA buseliu serimui ar
kiln.
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AMERIKOS kariams Japoni.

joje buvo isduota paslaptis net
dvieju bilijonu dolariu vertes
turto paslepto vandenyje, nu-
skandinto platinumo, aukso ir
sidabro Tokyo uoste, dar prizes
karo pabaiga. Japonai nuskan-
dine ta brangu metala tikslu
pasinaudoti juo kada po .karo
bus reikalinga.
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BADAS RUSIJOJE IR
KVIECIU 'DOVANA'
PRANCUZIJAI

DAOblAO prdueud pddlSke-
ii apie tuos 100000 tonu kvie-
;iu ka Maskva prizadejo duo
ii Prancuzijai isgelbeti ja nuo
bado ir tue budu igauti visuo-
menes palankuma komunis-
tams.
Jau buvo rasyta kad Rusi-
jai pazadejus Prancuzams CRU
dus, Americas laval sutiko
JUGS is Odesos nuvezti ] Pran-
cuzija, bet kai reikejo vezti
grudu nebuvo.
Pirmiausia, tai buvo Pran-
cuzijos komunistu klasta ap-
gauti savo zmones paskelbimu
zinios buk Russia dovanoja net
penkis simtus milijonu tonu
kvieciu Prancuzijai maitinti.
Maskva ta ganda panaudojo
savo propaganda, ir gal butu
toll nueje SUI tue paskalu jeigu
ne susidomejimas is kur Rusi-
ia tuos grudus gaus ir jeigu
ne Amerikos tuoj pat davimas
laivu grudams pervezti.
w bolseviku gelezines uz-
dangos kuria jie atskyre Ru-
sija ir kitas savo uzgrobtas sa-
lis slepiasi be visu kitu truku,
mu ir badavimas pacioje Ru,
sijoje.
Kai prireike tuos pazadetus
Prancuzijai grudus patiekti
Maskva vartesi, kraipesi ir pa
galiau pareiske kad uz grudus
lures butt uzmoketa Ameriko
niskais dolariais ir kad reika
linga bus palaukti grudu Xxi p(
surinkimo Rusijoje siu metz
derliaus. . o., "a. .......
Tarptautini spaudima j Ru
sija darant, Maskva isstenej'
buk il galetu sudaryti 20 nuos
tu pazadetu grudu j tam tikr;
laika.
TAIP ia pasaka apie sovietl
grudus Prancuzijai gelbeti nu'
bado isejo tik kaip vienas il
daugeliu tusciu sovietu manev
ru. Paaiskejo kad Maskva no
rejo tik pazadais suramint
Prancuzu visuomene ir gaut
savo komunistams parama at
einanciuose rinkimuose Rug
pjucio menesi. Mat, ta tar
pa bus ateje miltu ar grudu il
Amerikos, ir kas neduos ko
munistams agitatoriams mul
KNIT tamsia liaudi tikrinan
kad tai pagalba is sovietu. :.
Rusijos grudu. produkcijo
sritis Ukraina, Baltgudija j
Besarabija karo buvo visiska
sunaikintos, ne tik kad lauka
nudeginti bet sunaikinta ir vi
SOS galimybes maista augintl
Ia padare ir patys Rusai pasl
traukdami nuo Vokieciu ir pas
kui Vokieciai begdami nuo Ru
su, ir yra zinia kad nuo 1874
metu Russia neturejo pilno
javu pjuties ir todel patti netu
ri pakankamai duonos sau, k'
bekalbeti kad il galetu gelbet
Prancuzijai.
Xxi neisejo virsun bolsevi
ku prigavyste SUI tais grudais
vieni spejo kad tie grudai stu
lomi Prancuzijai yra ankscia
is Amerikos gauti; kiti SAX
kad tai yra isgrobti is Vengrl
jos ir Bulgarijos.
Amerikoje tas Maskvos lax
daringumas irgi sudare neprie
lanku atgarsi: Rusija reikalal
ia UNRRA pagalbos maitin
mui nekuriu pacios Rustic
sriciu, ypatingai Baltgudijo
O cia siulo 'dovanoti " Pra1
cuzijai puse bilijono tonu gr'
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