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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
State Pecan Crop
This Year Is Good

Raleigh, N. c. Nov, 16-(AP)
You shouldn't have trouble
finding pecans for Thanksgiving
and Christmas this year.
+ A North Carolina crop Of 2,477,
900 pounds-exclusive of wild or
Seeding pecans-is forecast by
the federal-state crop reporting
service. Last years crop was
1874 900 pounds. The 10-year
average is 1898, 900 pounds.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
Cloudy, Rainy
Weather Seen
BY The Associated Press

Cloudy weather was predict
ed for the Carolinas today, final
" breaking out into rain in the
western portions tonight and &C.
casional light rain scattered over
the states tomorrow.
Warm temperatures were the
prospect for today and tonight.
It got down to % degrees in
Asheville overnight, and IS in
Columbia, but warmer weather
was the prediction for tonight.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
American Troops
In Japan To Eat
Turkey Thanksgiving

Tokyo, Nov. 18-R)-Ameri-
can occupation troops in Japan
will eat Christmas turkey on
Thanksgiving
Their Thanksgiving birds were
held up by the maritime strike
on the U. S. Pacific coast.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
Roanoke
RonbIings

When you can &C fishing and
hook a bear, you're either a good
fisherman or the possessor of a
pretty big Imagination and the
title Of good fishermen is what
should be attracned to Raiford
Green, Leaborn Mills and his
father, Will Mills these three
went to the Chowan River, with
no thought Of doing anything ex-
ecpt fishing. However, they did
carry their guns with them,
knowing there were bears in
that area When they were
seated in their boat, probably
dreaming up some tall tale
about why they hadn't brought
any fish home whit them, they
saw n bear looking inquisitively
their way Which one &C.
tually shot him is not known
by me, and at that time they
possibly didn't know either
-. but you can bet they were
three proud fishermen when they
arrived at their homes that even
ing to display what they had
hooked" :. They didn't get a
single fish ....
A few Of the college students
who were home for the week
end were Bill Hawkins, Charles
Buffaloe Of Chapel Hill, frankie
Rightmyer of a business college
in Norfolk, Va, and Bear Ny
rick of High Point.
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hol-
|sloway Of this city. they have
announced the birth of their
daughter, Marjorie Jane who
was born Friday, at the local
hospital Mrs. Holloway is
the former Miss Marjorie Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs John O. Mat.
thews have as their guests this
week their daughter, Mrs. c. T
Weiland and two grandsons
John and Terry :. Mrs. Wei
land, a residnet of Morehead
City, has recently returned from
Quantico, Virginia, where h G
visited with her husband, Major
c. T. Weiland, OF the Marine
Corps she also attended the
celebrations, observing t h e
Marine Corps anniversary.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
French Hope Berlin
Issue Can Be Settled
BV Cancellation
BULLETIN

+. " West Fla. Nov. Is
(P,-Prssidsnt Truman said
fatty today tho United States
will not resume four-power
negotiations on Germany un-
til Soviet Russia lifts its Ber-
lin blockade.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-16
BULLETIN

London. Nov. ls-P)-Ths
Soviet government declared to.
day II still insists on taking
UP the whole question of
Germany on any negotiations
with the west on the Berlin
crisis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
ST. Petersburg, Florida
|ORT to Receive
$2,4o0,0oO

"The American ORT Federation
Organization for Rehabilitation
through Training) and the Joint
Distribution Committee have Just
renewed their agreement for 1948,"
George Backer, President of the
American ORT Federation and
the World ORT Union announced
today. According to this agree
ment," Mr.. Backer declared, "the
JDC will finance the expanded vo-
cational training activities of the
ORT in Europe with sum up to
$2,400,O00 from funds derived
through the United Jewish Appeal,
and as in the past year, the Amer
lean ORT Federation has agreed
not to conduct any Embarrassing
activities in the United States
during 1913"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
Get Your Gun" Hart
Loses a Director

NEW YORK (JPS) = Within
twelve hours after a press expose
last week of Mervin K. Harris
"call to arms" to his followers,
one of the directors of the Ma
tional Economic Council, of which
Hart is president, announced his
resignation from the organization.
In his letter of resignation to
Hart, the director, Philip Lieb-
mann, vice-president of Liebmann
Breweries of Brooklyn, said in
part: IT certainly consider the
suggestion of citizens arning
themselves in their homes conflict
ing directly with American prin-
ciples, which I hold very dear"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

upper ef was elected
to his sixth term president of the
the 41st annual meeting of the New York
jan 1918 Also reelected Jacob Bausen of Baltimore
upper center chairman Of the executive new
officers elected at the annual meeting Irving Eng
York upper gh chairman of the administrative committee
bel0w left right Samuel D. LedeSdOr York.
David Sher New York Alan
NJ StrOOck, New York, president Other officers
include Dr. John SlawsOn New York executive
Ehrmann Boston, vice-president Milton King Washington
vice president; Fred Cincinnati Ralph
Samuel New York. presidents Steinhart
cisco Frank Suzberge Chicago
Philadelphia associate treasurer and Edward A. Norman
York, secretary
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
DR.. Wise Gets Temple
Brotherhood's Award

NEW YORK (JPS)-Dr. Steph-
en- S. Wise, rabbi of the Free
Synagogue, will receive the annual
award of the Metropolitan Con-
ference of Temple Brotherhoods
during it's annual Passover rally
next April 9th.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

the team. But there isn't much
we can say about them. They're
the champs and what higher
praise is there?
Now a couple of brief COM
ments. Item one: There's an
election coming up on includ-
ing all the county in the Big
Horn Soil Conservation district.
We hope everyone who is ELI
gible votes on that issue.
There is another highly sig
nificant election TOTO per-
init the levying of an addition
al tax to support our schools
and to elect school trustees.
There is nothing much more
important. We'd like to point
out that the special levy will
not be added to the levy voted
last year. The balloting last
year gave our schools that ad-
ditional money for one year
only.
~
Then there is the fine must
cal program given by the Com
munity chorus. We've heard a
great many complimentary
things said about this musical
organization and the pleasure
they are giving Hardin and
environS. !,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

The Bulldogs led all the way,
having a 1876 advantage at the
end of the first quarter, a 80
70 lead at half time and a mar
gin of $3.50 as the third period
ended. The Anaconda Saints
made their only challange in
the second canto.
Bob Saunders and Grossman
tailed 16 each in the game,
while Fitzpatrick of the losers
had 18, for high point honors.
Perkins racked up IA. The en-
tire Hardin team saw action in
this game.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25
Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newkirk
and daughter Carla left Tines
day to spend several DAYS at
the Jim Brown home in Lodge
Grass. =
A NICE assortment of wall
paper in stock. Elder Hardware
Lee Spain of Bozeman and
John Maynard of Denver. Colo
were guests of Bill Bell dur
ing spring vacation last week
Iney returned to Billings Fri
day where they attended the
Sigma Chi convention before
returning to school.
LOVELY Easter lilies, azaleas
hydrangeaS, small rose bushes
In bloom, fuchSias. cinnerarias
cut flowers, daffodils , tulins
roses, carnations, corsages made
to your order. Corner 9Th and
crawford, Phone IS. Mrs. Fred
"aGellIan. ADV.
Miss Frances Dehnert of Col
strip spent the weekend visit
ing at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Dehnert.
FOOD sale and bazaar, Satur-
day, Mar. q. Montana Power
company office. Sale starts at
II am. Congregational Ladies
Circle. az
Miss Dollie Tabor of Bo1e.
man was a guest of Miss Mar
tina Saunders during spring
vacation. Both girls are stu
dents of Montana State college
at Bozeman.
Miss JOY Germeraad of Bill,
1ngS was a weekend guest at
the I. L. Dehnert home.
SEE Elder Hardware for your
Gilt Edge paint. ADV,
Russell Gustafson of Boze-
man and Eugene Dehnert spent
spring vacation at the home of
MI. and Mrs. I. L. Dehnert.
Mrs. Ray MrKittrick snant
the weekend in Great Falls
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
McFerrin.
BRUSHES, brooms, dust mops
and household cleaning supplies
at Elder Hardware. ADV.
Among college students who
spent spring vacation in Har-
din last week were Edwin JAG
ooSon. Joe Koebbe, Dean liver
SON. Bill Schaller, Lois Cass,
Leslie Dumler, Rachel Wein-1
berg, Donald Weinberg, Patty
10 Jackson and Charles Sea-
berry, all of Bozeman, and Yer
non OFT, Dean Salverson, Grow
er Dunlap and Wilbur Dow of
MiSsoula.
L. F. Traphagen of Pine
Ridge was a Tuesday visitor att
the T. w. Traphagen home.
WATCH our windows for club
aluminium ware coming. ,Salet
price on complete sets. Elder
Hurley Beazley of Ekalaka,
Mont, spent the past week Wis
1ting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Bill Faber.
MI. and Mrs. C. S. Elder re-
turned home Friday from a
trip to the southern states and
Mexico.
Mrs. Frank Buzzetti, Mrs.
Robert Dyckman, Mrs. Art @Ebl
cling and Mrs. Name hammers
were Billings callers Monday,
March %.
Hardware. Adv.
FOOD sale and bazaar, Satur-
day, Mar. 81. Montana Power
company office. Sale starts at
II am. Congregational Ladies
circle. ADV.
Clay Wilson, Bill Scally and
Miss Dorothy Pitsch were Tues
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

speed proved too much for
them thereafter, and they
showed signs of firing shortly
after the second half began.
All of the Bulldog PLAYERS
who saw action against Scobey
had a respectable scoring total.
Perkins led with 90, Grossman
and Lloyd Saunders had IL
each, Sturzenegger got 8, Ham
mer z and Bob Saunders 6.
Roland was high for Scobey
with Is. =
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

times we disagree with him vi
olently. Almost always we find
his column stimulating, and
frequently it's worth a second
thought. Sometimes we don't
think we ought to charge Mike
for the Space-because a lot of
our readers tell us they look
for his column the first thing.
But every once in a while he
Sneaks in a remark about furn-
iture and appliances, with
prices sprinkled around here
and there, so we figure we have
to do it.
This political deal is for the
future, and we have some i'm
mediate past history that really
put Hardin on the map, SO our
readers are going to have to
put up with a little more COM
ment on basketball.
You know, now that we have
a championship, for the first
time in the towns history, we
find we haven't much to say.
After we saw all the first round
games in Laurel, we were
pretty confident that the Bull
dogs would come through, al
though we realized that some
of the teams that didn't look
too good might be suffering
from tournament filters. But
the Bulldogs didn't leave us in
doubt for long. All their vic
tories were decisive and no
team was able to put up the
battle against them that Laurel
did in the Southern Division
tournament.
They're smooth, they're fast
and they play smart basket
ball. They're smaller than av-
erage, with not a single really
tall lad On the team. but thew
seem to have the ability to run
rings around the big fellows.
They've had the benefit of
some excellent coaching-and
let's not forget the second
StrlngerS. 1t was their duty to
keep the first five on their toes
all season, and a good job they
made of it too.
We wish to give due credit to
the Laurel fans, who certainly
gave the Bulldogs a fair deal
and who treated the visitors
from Hardin with courtesy and
consideration.
And while we are handing
out the compliments we'd like
to say we've never seen a bet
ter job of officiating in this
part of the country than that
in the championship
game. The referees deserve their
share of the applause.
It seems as though we're
giving orchids to everybody but
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

e Score by quarters:
Hardin IS IS 10 13-51
Hamilton II IA 3 11-39
Free throws missed-Hardin 8, Hamil-
4.
Officials-Don Nutter, Sidney, and Ray
Baker, Glasgow.
The Hardin team looked like
the class of the tournament in
the initial round when they de-
feated Anaconda Central "a to
38 in the most decisive game
played in Laurel Thursday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25
SPRING ARRIVES

. Though the condition of the
weather today seems to contra
dict this statement, the Trib-
une-Herald is pleased to an
nounce that spring has offic-
tally arrived in Hardin.
This newspaper bases its con
clusion on the following in
cidents:
Last week, Mrs. Nettie
Thompson reported seeing q
robin-the first to be spotted
so far as we are able to ascer-
tain. Yesterday Mrs. Matt
Brown discovered a crocus in
bloom. It must be spring.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25
Hardin Bulldogs Win
State Class B"
Crown at Laurel

Continued from page y
egger,, who was in the center
of Hardin's front court. Not a
single Hamilton man was near
Jake, who dribbled in for an
uncontested set-up.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

Scobey "a 10 g. I6-4s
Free throws missed-Hardin 6, Scobey
S. Officials-George Hansen, Billings,
and Ray Baker, Sidney. ~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25
Up and Down
The Street
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
become pretty well-knowr
throughout the Treasure state
before it's all over, and it is
just possible that Hardin NAV
benefit a bit from the adver-
Using he will be doing. We've
never had a gubernatorial can
didate from eat least
since we've been inhabiting
this fair city.
Mike seq Check. now we're
catching his spelling) that he
didn't get a really good look at
the governors mansion when
he was in Helena to file, but
that he's going to give it a good
once over the next time he goes
through.
And while we are On the sub
ject of the UBIQUITOUS MI. Ku-
chera. we should like here and
now to correct any misannre-
hension about who writes Mikes
column. He does it himself.
About half the time. it comes
in in his own handwriting. And
incidentally. our most difficult
job in editing it is that every
once in awhile Mike forgets
himself and spells a word right.
and we have to go and
scramble it.
Mikes ideas are all his own
too. Sometimes we agree with
him enthusiastically. other
day evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Brown, Jr.
Mr.. Carroll has been i'll for
the past week at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Mable Frank
lin.
Mrs. L. S. Vandiver of Min
neapolis, Mimi, arrived Monday
to visit at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. BernS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

Anaconda 6 Is z SIS
Free throws m~issed-Hardin 6, Ana
conda q. Officials-Don Nutter, Sidney,
George Hansen, Billings.
Scobey proved a more serious
threat to the Bulldogs than
local fans expected Friday
night. The Bulldogs were be-
mind IA to IL at the end of the
first period and had only a
one-point margin, Is to "a, at
maritime. They stretched it to
1873 as the third quarter
closed and brought the final
score to 63-49.
Scobey kept up with the Bull
dogs blistering race well J in
the first half, but the Hardin
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-25

Shop in Hardin!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

Is Egipto pranesa kad
sesiu Arabu valstybiu ar
mijos, virs $4,000 kareiviu,
zygiuoja link Palestinos, II
kai su Geguzes 16 Britai is
Palestinos pasitrauks, Ara
bu armijos isivers j Pales-
tina, zydu nukariavimui.
Arabu armijos traukia
Palestine is Egipto, is Ira
ko, is Transjordanijos ir IS
kitu Mohametonisku saliu.
Isgelbejimui Jeruzalio -
Svento Miesto Arabams,
Zydams ir Krikscionims =
nuo sugriovimo, U. N. po-
sedyje Arabai ir zydai SUI
tare vengti karo tame mie-
ste.
Jei .jie savo zodzio neis-
laikys, gall ivykti zinoma
bibliska pranasyste, cir ne
liks akmens ant akmens'
taip tas miestas gall butt
sugriautas dviejQ fanatls-
k,l pusiu isikarSciavimu.
Pereita savaite zydu ka-
riautojai uzeme dali mics
to Jaffa, taipgi miesta Hal
ia. Britu armija isikiso il
sulaike Jaffa musl. Uzim.
tose srityse Zydai elgiasl
ziauriai kaip ir kit uzka'
riautojai:: Judo moteris IL
vaikus.
| W tai jie sulauks didelio
Arabu atkersto kuomet ly
armijos Palestinon lsivers
Amerika siulo s k u b i a
nuskirti Palestinai protek'
torata. vietoje Britrl kits
kuri didele valstybe turetl
paimti Palestine savo glo
bon, karo isvengimui.
Arabai nesutinka leist
svetimu Sally kariuomene'
kad ir 20 u. N. veliava.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
u. s. LAIKYS BERLY.
NO KORIDORIQ

Berlynas. = Gen. Clay
pareiske kad U. S. ir to-
liau naudosis koridorium
tarp Berlyno ir vakaru
okupaciniu zonu. Ameri-
kieciai ta pareiskima pada-
re po to kai Rusai pradejo
imtis varzyti orc susisieki-
ma is vakaru sajungininku
zonu SUI Berlynu.
Sovietu atstovai Berlyne
ir dabar atsisako tartis del
isaiskinimo ju bandyto su-
varzymo sajunginin k a m S
keliauti j Berlyna zeme.
Amerikieciai paikai pa
dare kad uzleido Rusams
platu ruoza zemes dar sia-
pus Berlyno, karo pabaigo-
ie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
Uzgy1 Griezta RaudonQjQ veiMos
Suvarzyma Amerikoje
KARO PAVOJUS
DIDESNlS

Gen. Omar N. Bradley,
U. S. karinio stabo vadas,
kalbedamas Senate apie da-
bartine dalyku padeti, tik-
rino kad karo galimybes
siadien yra didesnes negu
kad buvo trys menesiai at
gal.
Gen. Bradley pasake, vi
81 zinome kad mes kalbam
apie Russia kada kalbame
apie kita kara, ir todel tu-
rime ruostis taip kad gale
tune kara perkelti ant XII
tu kontinentu, nelaukiant
Xxi mus cia isplaisys, uz-
puole neprisirengusius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
ITALIJAI kOMUNIS-
TU PAVOJUS OAR
NEPRAEJO

Roma. = Po nugalejimo
komunistu pastaruose rim
kimuose Italijoje, premje-
ras de Gasperri, krikscio-
niu-demokratu partijos va
das, pareiske kad Italijai
komunistu pavojus nepra-
nyko ir kad jai reikes pill
NJ keturiu metu Marshallo
plano pagalbos komunizma
visai nugaleti.
Neziurint laimejimo apie
49 nuos. daugumos, komu-
nistai Italijoje yra galingi
ir jie, caves 8 milijonus
balsu, laiko save stipriais
ir pasiryzusiais kovoti to-
liau.
Komunistu opozicijai Vi
SOLE Italijoje inns daug dar-
DO praSalinti komunistus is
darbininku uniju vadovy-
bes.
De Gasperri persergejo
komunistus liautis savo is
sisokimu ir riausiu kelimo,
ir saliai pazadejo ivesti Ell
le rimtu reformu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
VOKIETIJOJE, Hesse ir

VOKIETIJOJE, Hesse ir
Bavarijoje, pereita sekma-
dieni ivyko rinkimai. Ir
ten, kur zmones turf teise
laisvai balsuoti, komunistu
pasekmes nyksta. Metas at
gal, Hesse provincijoje ko-
munistai gavo 9.3R balsu,
dabar gavo 7.9 nuos.
Bavarijoje, jie pasirode
gauna tik 2.7 nuos. balsu.
Ir socialistai ten nepasi-
rode pasekmingais, laime-
jo daugiausia desiniosios
partijos.
zmones Europoje, ture-
dami sovietus pasoneje, Ii
no kad reikia nuo ju salin-
tis, kur tik galima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
VISy K0MUkISTQ VARDAI TURES
Butt ITEIKTI VALDzIAI

Washington, Bal. %. =
Atstovu Rumu Un-Ameri-
can Activities Komitetas
siadien vienbalsiai pasiule
grieztus naujus istatymus
taikomus uzkirsti kelius
komunistu partijos ir jos
fronto organizaciju veik-
lai sioje salyje.
Tas bilius nustato Ame-
rikos komunistu partij ] q
kaipo skyriu tarptautines
konspiracijos ir reikalauja
dabartiniams kom u n i S t y
vadams pabaudu Xxi S10,-
900 ir vieno meto kalejimo
uz terminating konspiraci-
ia.
Tas bilius taipgi nurodo
kad komunistQ partija kas
meta registruotusi Teisin-
gumo Departments ir kad
visu komunistu par til 0 $
nariu vardai ir antrasai
butu iteikiami valdziai.
Komunistu fronto orga-
nizacijos taip. pat turetll
registruotis ir suteikti Tel
singumo Departmental sa-
vo nariu sarasus.
Komunistu partija ir ju
fronto organizacijos lures
aiskiai pazymeti kokia ju
propaganda siunciama pas
tn.
Komunistu teikiamos ra-
dio programos lures butt
suregistruotos kaip tokios.
Komunistu partijos ma
riams nelegalu bus daryti
pasportu aplikacijas ir pas
portals naudotis.
Komunistu partijos ma
riams bus uzdarytos durys
j federalius darbus ir iie
bus baudziami jeigu apli-
kacijose j darbus Steps jog
yra komunistais. Fedora
liai valdininkai bus bau-
dziani uz emima komunis-
tu j valdiskas vietas.
Kongr. Mundt, to biliaus
autorius, sake tiki tas bi-
Illus bus jau kita savaite
patiektas balsavimui Atsto-
WI Rumuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
SOVIETAI tesla 6

SOVIETAI tesla grobi-
ma Vokieciu is vakariniu
valstybiu Berlyno zonu ir
gabenasi JUGS j Russia ivai-
riems tikslams. Americas
zonoje paskelbta sovietQ
pagrobtu As Vokieciai tik
siomis dienomis. Vokieciai
socialistai sake, nuo karo
pabaigos bolsevikai pagro-
be ir iSsiveze suvirS 1,6CO
zinomu Vokieciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
PALESTINOS KARAS
RPB-MA-66%

MIRE. Detroite, Bal. q
mire William S. Knudsen,
SO M, kuris sio karo laiku
buvo prezidentol paskirtas
suorganizuoti Americas in
dustrini fronta. Jis paejo
is Danijos, savu laiku buvo
net General Motors Corp.
prezidentas. Karo metu jis
turejo leitenanto generolo
laipsni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

SEN. TAFT, vienoje sa-
vo kalboje, savo nominaci-
iu vaju!je, apkaltino prezi-
dentus Roosevelta ir Tru.
mana, kurie yra atsaklng1
uz Stu dienu tragiska pa
deti Europoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
TARDO. Detroite, SUR

TARDO. Detroite, sum-
tas vienas kairiu paziuru
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