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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Giant Sewer
Outlined
Communities Hold
Key TO Problem

The fate of the largest single
sewer project ever attempted in
Macomb county and estimated TO
cost approximately $500 600,
rested today with three COM
munities responsible for proper
legislation TO petition the board
of supervisors 10 start action on
the proposed Eight and One
Half Mile Relief Drain.
The relief sewer is designed
10 relieve the over crowded
sewerage system in ST. Clair
Shores. East Detroit and War
rem Township. Since the benefit
is chiefly to the three communi-
ties, any petition for the drains
must come from them, Floyd w.
RosSo, chairman of board of SUI
pervisors. said Monday.
Once the petitions are submit
ted TO the supervisors, they will
permit the Drain commission 10
request from the Federal gov
eminent, under the Lanham act,
necessary funds 10 finance the
project.
A preliminary engineering re-
port on the project was submit
ted by Drain Commissioners Will
liam c. Harper 10 the board of
supervisors during their morn
ing session Monday. He states
that the sewer project will prob
ably be the biggest sewer prof.
est ever attempted in the
county.
Among the obstacles to over
come, is the permission 10 re-
ceive from the Michigan State
Department of Health an APP
proval of the outlet TO Lake st.
Clair. But Harper believes this
can easily be ''ironed out"
The proposed sewer will run
down 8lz Mile road from De-
quindre road TO Lake ST. Clair.
This line, he states, can be cut
off at Mound road or Sherwood
Road
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
i. S. Soldiers
areDying;are
You Buying?

With American casualties on
the beaches at Salerno greater in
the last 48 hours than during the
whole time since Pearl Harbor,
residents of Mount Clemens and
Macomb County have been spur
red on 10 speed up the sale of
bonds in the Third War Bond
drive to pass the quota of S4,-
$4,000.
New Baltimore is the first
community in the county TO ex-
coed it's quota, which was set
at ssh 500, and it is anticipated
that other communities will be
following shortly in rapid sue
cession.
The Macomb county Board of
Supervisors boosted the Third
War Loan drive today by auth
orizing the purchase of 100000
worth of bonds by the county,
in denominations of $4,000
bonds.
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority have sold Sl,633.55
worth of stamps and bonds at
See BONDS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Court.MartiaI
Says 5eIfridge
Officer Guilty
CoImon Aide
Convicted in
MiIitoy Court

Lieut.. Col. Charles c.. White,
executive officer of the Sell
fridge Field Army Air Base un-
der the regime of Col. William
T. Colman, last night was con-
victed on six counts of viola
tions of the 96th Article of War
and ordered summarily dismiss
ed from the service.
Dismissal of the former high
ranking Army Air Corps officer
is comparable to the dishonor-
able discharge sometimes ac-
corded enlisted men. The term
"dishonorable," however, does
not apply TO officers of commits
stoned grade.
SIX COUNTS
Col. Whites dismissal was
announced just before midnight
Monday by Col. James B. Car
roll, president of the court-mar-
tial made up of three colonies
and seven lieutenant colonies.
who had heard long line OF
witnesses testify for four days.
Convictions included charges OF
drunkenness, gross neglect, mis-
appropriating the labor services
of civilian personnel and an at
tempt to persuade one witness
to commit perjury.
Col Colman, Col. Whites SUI
perior until May 5 of this year
when Pvt. Willie McRae was
wounded by pistol shot fired
by the former commander, es-
capped from a court-martial con-
viction last week with but re-
duction in rank to the grade of
captain for a three year period.
OUT I HOURS
The conviction of Col. White.
35-year-old former resident of
Joliet, Ill, who scared from the
rank. of lst lieutenant when he
first reported at Selfridge Field
Dec. Is. 1910, to that which he
now holds, followed seven hours
of deliberations by the members
of the court-martial.
Both Colman's and Whites
status as army officers today re-
main unchanged pending review
of the court-martial decisions by
the commanding general of the
Third Air Force in Tampa, Fla.
See COL. WHITE-Page 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Seek Slayer
Of Bride, 1S
Army Officers
Wife Is Victim

DETROIT, Sept. 81 - up -
Police hunted today for the
knife welding slayer of Mrs
Mary Gallian, pretty 18-year- old
bride of an army officer.
Mrs. Gallian's body was found
yesterday in the basement of
her mother in laws home, a
pink underslip knotted around
her neck and her throat slashed.
A blood = stained butcher knife
and two rags, apparently used
20 mop up the blood on the
floor, were found near the body.
Police said they believed that
Mrs. Gallian surprised while
washing clothes in a basement
laundry tub, was strangled and
then her throat was cut.
Mrs. Violet Richards discov-
cred the body of her daughter
in-law. married only year TO
Second Lieut.. James Gallian,
stationed with a military police
unit at Washington, when she
returned home from work at the
Hudson Naval Arsenal. Mrs.
Gallian, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lee Mash Of Corsi-
cana. Tex, had been living with
her mother-in-law for about six
weeks.
Police said they were seeking
TO link the Staying with a bur-
glary at the Richards home two
weeks ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Nutrition Meeting
10 Be Held Tonight
Dr.. PouIine Beey Mock
TO Address Housewives

The first of series of meet
ings sponsored by the Mount
Clemens Council of Defense to
bring to Mount Clemens homes
nutritional guidance to improve
their general health and we'll
being begins tonight at the Will
son school at 8 pm, with DR..
Pauline Berry Mack, of the Ell
len n. Richards Institute at
Pennsylvania State College, as
speaker.
DR.. Mack will talk of the ex-
periments and Investigations
conducted over period of nine
years and she will also show
moving picture. The Ellen II.
Richards institute is one of the
See NUTRITION-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
White Record
Showed No
Former Stain

The sweeping court
order for dismissal of Lieut.. Col.
Charles G. White from the Unit
I'D States Army constitutes the
first official blemish on his nine
year old military record.
Cited, officially, several times
for excellence" on his army eff
ficiency record, the gray-haired
35-year old former adjutant of
Selfridge Field, enjoyed an al
most meteoric career at the
Mount Clemens army air base.
See RECORD-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Lac Proved
Costly 10 Foe
Jops Paid High
Price for Delay

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIF-
&c, Sept. 2l-(P)-Japan paid a
high price in men and equipment
while losing Lac and Salamaua
on New Guinea. Now that
these air bases are firmly in
General MacArthur's hands, en-
envy garrisons in the area are be-
ginning TO undergo attacks by
fighter-escorted bombers and TO
see more strafing Allied fight
ers than they have experienced
before.
Just how many of a Japanese
army once estimated at 10000
men were slain as Salamaua fell
Sept. IL and Lac Sept. Is re-
mains TO be disclosed in official
reports. But a spokesman for
General Macarthur said today
the enemy, caught in a jungle
encirclement movement, lost
heavily.
He said evidence has been
found that the japanese lost an
entire regiment, ordinarily av-
eraging 1900 men, in killed and
hopltalized during the outpost
battles at Wau, Mubo mad Ko-
miatum leading up to the larger
scale fighting at Salamaua and
Lac.
japanese soldiers who fled
north from Lac now are being
added to the mounting list of
enemy dead. American and
Australian soldiers who placed
armed blockades across the jun
gle trails above Lac, in expscta-
ton of just such a retreat, now
have contacted these fugitives.
And Allied soldiers moving be-
hind them from Lac also have
caught up with them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
French Surge
Onto Corsica
Bottle FiereeIy
Against Germans

LONDON, Sept. 81 - up -
French troops were battling on
the soil of metropolitan France
today for the first time since the
collapse of the republic in the
spring of 1910 as commandos
from North Africa fought side
by side with patriots of the
mountainous island of Corsica
against the German garrison.
Announcement of the landing
of the commandos, some of the
forces which took part in the
Tunisian campaign, came in
terse communique issued last
night in Algiers by Gen. Henri
Giraud. The communique gave
no details of the fighting, but
said it had taken a favorable
turn"
The Stockholm Svenska Dag
bladet opublishing dispatches
from German-controlled Mar
seille, said, however. that
French forces had occupied
Ajaccio, Corsica's capital and an
air and naval base, after sharp
fight with the Germans. The
Nazis were said to have retired
to the eastern shore of the
island. where they were receiv-
ing endorsements from the
Italian mainland and the island
of Elba. The German garrison
also was augmented by troops
withdrawn from Sardinia, seven
See CORSEA-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Arrest Orderly

Los ANGELES, Sept. FL -
(P1- Arrest of a 22-year-old
hospital orderly today on a
charge of suspicion of preparing
false evidence, says Police Capt.
Hugh Farnham, has exposed as
pubIicity-seeking falsehood the
story that attempted extortion
was involved in the Staying Of
David Gaspar G. Bacon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
FIFTH LARGEST In MICHIGAN
County Police Radio System Rates High in State

In his annual report submit
ted % the Board of Supervisors
Monday on the operation and
maintenance of the police radio
system in Macomb County,
Dearl o. Morrison. county radio
engineer, stated that the county
maintains the fifth largest such
service in Michigan.
Only the Detroit police,
Wayne c u n { V, Dearborn
Police, and Michigan State
Police all have larger systems.
He further revealed that this is
the only county that maintains,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

ing so watt unit at station WRIR
Roseville, while the so watt unit
was loaned TO the Army at Sell
fridge Field.
The county has a total of 30
transmitters and 9 remote con-
trolls. In addition there are 80
receivers, numerous power sup
plies. three fixed stations anten-
ma systems, and about Is pieces
of test equipment.
The county, Morrison said,
has been successful in obtaining
most Of the tubes and parts need
ed for upkeep of the equipment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Harlan Meeker, Jr.
Is Seriously Burned

Apprentice Seaman Harlan
Meeker, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Meeker, 1892 Rowe
street, Detroit, was critically in
jured in an explosion at the Nor
folk Naval Air station in Vir-
ginia on Friday, Sept. II.
He is in a Naval hospital at
Norfolk and word has been re-
ceived that his life may be saw
ed by the reno OF a badly
injured leg. He formerly lived
at Armada, and graduated from
the Armada high school. He
has been in the service for six
months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Safe-Crackers
Fooled by Lack
Of Gasoline

After working four hours on
safe in the main offices of the
Ernst Fuel and Supply Com
pany, at 23055 Groesbeck High
way. Warren township, the
would-be safe-crackers, with a
plumber of 81 200 in sight, were
foiled Sunday morning when
an acetylene torch used in the
attempt ran out Of gasoline, Cen
ter Line State Police reported
today.
The efforts OF the men failed
TO open the safe, the state po-
lice revealed, but the extreme
heat caused by the acetylene
See SAFE-CRACKERS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Venice Ripped
yU.S. Bombs;
Yanks Advance
Fifth Army Storms
Key City in
.SoIerno Areo
BY holland NORGAARD

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTH AFRICA, Sept. FL -
up American Liberators
threw new weight into the con-
quest of Italy by bombarding
the historic port of Venice as
French troops and native guer-
rillas proceeded today TO mop
ping up German resistance on
Corsica and the U. S. Fifth Army
registered new gains in the Sal
emo beach head.
Slowly and steadily pressing
the Germans backward, the
Fifth Army stormed and took
the key town of Eboli, sixteen
miles inland, which had served
the enemy as a communications
center during last weeks heavy
fighting about Salerno.
General Mark w. Clark's
soldiers also battered their way
to Montecorvino, nine miles in
land, in sustained push, an Of
fetal source disclosed.
NAZI LINE SHIFTS
A military spokesman also an
nounced that the Germans are
swinging the lower end of line
which formerly enclosed the
Salerno bridgehead to the north
and east to avoid being trapped
by the continued rapid advance
of the British Eighth Army.
Cairo headquarters, reporting
the bombing of Venice, said one
explosion caused there was fol-
lowed by a column of smoke S.
600 feet high but the full re-
suits of the attack were obscured
by clouds.
1t was announced officially at
Cairo, also, that the Raj had
extended allied air domination
of the Mediterranean by landing
on and starting operations from
the Italian Dodescanese island
of Coo.
Most of Corsica's Italian gar
riSon of about 10000 men has
joined native guerrillas and
French troops landed from fast
French warships in a fight TO
wipe out the German forces on
See ITALY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
BcnitO i'm Italy

LONDON, Sept. FL - up -
German broadcasts reported to-
day that Benito Mussolini had
left Germany for northern Italy
latter a conversation with the
Fuehrer lasting several days." in
order to study developments on
the spot. The broadcast said
Mussolini was expected to an
nounce the composition of his
newly proclaimed government
within the coming week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Head for France

LONDON, Sept. FL - up -
Large formations of Allied
bombers and fighters swept out
across the British southeast
coast this morning in the direc-
ton of northern France in q day
light renewal of the aerial Of
fensive against detectives in oc-
cupied territory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Heads for Rome

LISBON. Sept. 81 - (P -
Enrico Galeaxzi, governor gen.
eral Of Vatican ,ity, arrived here
today enroute from London to
Rome. He assed through Lis
bon two weeks ago on his way
to Great Britain on an undis-
closed mission. arriving here on
Sept. 3 and leaving the follow
ing day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Second Front
Sure 10 Come
-Briton Says
Describes ltoIion
Campaign as q
Third Front

Dy II. ". DhNIEL
LONDON, Sept. 81 - up -
Prime Minister Churchill de-
clared today that the second
front will be thrown open at
the right time" and "a mass in
vasion of the continent from the
west will begin"
Calling the Mediterranean
battlefront the third front" the
Prime Minister told Commons
that the second front already
exists potentially" and already
is rapidly gathering weight.
Xxx The second front exists and
is main preoccupation already
with the enemy"
1T has not yet been thrown
into play" he continued. That
time is coming.
AT RIGHT TIME
AT what we and our Amer
lean allies judge TO be the right
time this front will be thrown
open and a mass invasion of the
continent from the west will be-
GIN"
Surveying the whole sweep of
the war with serene confidence,
Churchill also declared:
l. Not moment was lost
needlessly in the operations
against Italy and except for the
failure of Italian guards TO do
their assigned duty Benito Mus
solini would have been shot
when Hitler's agents rescued
him at Gran Sasso.
YANKS IN SARDINIA
2. American forces h ave
landed on the island of Sardinia
10 assist Italian troops who
drove the German garrison over
TO Corsica, now being occupied
by French units.
3. A tripsrtite conference of
representatives of the United
States, Britain and Russia will
take place at an early date" and
no question will be barred
- See CHURCHILL-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Asks Details

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 81
- (P - John l.. Lewis, presi-
dent of the United Mine Work.
ers of America, his been re-
quested by the Alexandria war
price and rationing board to fur
nish a full and complete itin-
airy of the trip" the labor chief
tain made August IL to Spring
field, Ill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

owns, and co-ordinates the en-
tire police fixed stations of all
municipalities within its borders.
The personnel requirements of
the radio department have not
changed in number since the be-
ginning of operation in 1910 al
though the county has increased
the amount of equipment which
it maintains TO about Is times
that of the original layout, the
report disclosed.
Using the Mount Clemens
Police Department as gauge,
for the amount of communica-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

ton handled over the radio sys-
tenn ii was estimated by Morri-
son that the entire system
handled approximately $4,000
calls per year.
Two new fixed station trans
mitters, one $50 watt unit and
the other 500 watt unit were
placed in service during June
and July of 1912. The 500 watt
unit replaced the 100 watt one
in the County building which
was Installed at Center Line as
station WBNR. The $50 watt
unit replaced the county build
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Sink Jap Liner

CHUNGkING, Sept. 2l-tR-
As a result of the recent sinking
of japanese liner Yamato Maru
by an Allied submarine between
Japan and Formosa, the Japan
ese have sent naval reinforce
ments to strengthen patrols off
the Chinese coast, Chinese dis
patches said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
BIOndy Appeals

LANSING, Sept. IS - up -
Allen A. Blondy, Detroit attor-
ney, today petitioned the, SUI
preme Court for permission to
appeal from a 60-day Jail SEN
tence imposed upon his brother,
State Senator Charles s. Blondy
for contempt OF a grand jury in
vestigating the legislature.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
H0are Speaks

LONE ON, Sept. FL - Up -
Sir Samuel Hoare, British am
bassador to Spain, told British
war workers in a speech yes
terday that an attempt to iso-
late Russia after the war as q
barrier against communism
would be a grave mistake.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
COL. WHITE 0USTED FROM US. Army
late X X X
bulletins
NaZi Withdrawal

LONDON, Sept. 21-R)-The
United Nations radio ut Algiers
declared today that the situation
on the Salerno front In Italy ere
mains satisfactory" and that the
Germans are continuing to
withdraw under the combined
pressure of the American Fifth
Army and the British Eighth
Army.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
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ZYDAS GARGALIUOJA
IIETUVISKAI

Bolsevizmas .visame pasau-
lyle dvokia zydu. Tuo dvo-
kia ir Detroito LietuviQ boise
viku radio programai. Jau ke-
linta karta musu bolsevikai
leidzia dainuoti per savo radio
programa zmogui kurio pavar-
des nesako, bet kiekvienas Lie
tuvis is jo gargaliavimo SUI
pranta kad tai esama zydo =
ir tikrai, kai patyriau pasiro-
de atvykes is Clevelando tulas
zydas. Musu bolsevikai neis-
manydami kaip labiau Lietu.
viska DANA isniekinti, pasi.
kviete Zyda. Geda jums, is
gamOs. ID. Il
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MIRIMAI
MlRE IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
zios apie mrusus Letuvls Shame skyruje tapnama dyka

KUNDROTAS Edvardas, FL
M, mire Liepos 20, Bowling
Green, Va. Gyveno Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MENKIUTE Aldona jaunuo-
ley, mire Liepos II, Los An
geles, Calf.
RIMKIENE Ursule (Brazaus-
kaite), pusan1ze, mire Rugp.
1, Chicagoj. (Taurages ap.,
silales par, Lapkalnio k.).
Amerikoj isgyveno 43 nj.
NORVILAS Clarence. 81 M,
pasikore policijos nuovadoj,
Rugp. 2, Chicagoj. Cfelsiu
ap., Kartenos par.). Ameri-
koj isgyveno 32 metus.
KUDRECKIS Antanas. pusam-
lis, mire Rugp. 4, Chicagoj.
(Mazeikiu ap., Akrnen6s p).
Amerikoj isgyveno 33 M.
GALIAUSKAS G Juozas, nlire
Liepos 19, Worcester, Mass.
MALlNAUSKAS Justinas, Sc
nyvo amz., mire Rugpj. /,
Chicagoj. (Panev. ap. ir p.,
Vaivadq Ky
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DETROIT, MICH.
MIJzIKAs KvEDARAs

Per tris metus n1uzikas An
tanas Kvedaras linksrnino Det-
roito Lietuvius grazion1is dal-
nornis ir operetemis, bet metal
laiko atgal pasitrauks nuo
Dailes Choro, ir apie il nieko
nebuvo girdeti. Dabar, PEREZ
ta sekmadieni, atsitiktinai te-
ko telefonu su p. Kvedaru su-
sisiekti ir isgirdes jo baritone
balsa susukau: "Alo, dede An
tanaip Pasisakius kaip eina-
81, tuojau uzklausiau, Ka veiki
muzikos srityje? Sake, mazai
veikiau, bet dabar rengiuos di-
deliems darbams. Su Rugse-
jo l diena, sake, atidarau Mu-
zikos Studija, tai viena; XII
ia, organizuoju PROFESSIONALS
ka vaidylu dainininku grupe
SUI kuria linksminsiu Detroito
Lietuviska publika. Sake, pa
tarnausime programu ispildy-
mui VISIONS Detroito Lietuviu
organizacijoms ir klubams. c
trecia, pridejo, atgaivinsiu il
lavinsiu jaunuoliu-vaiku cho.
ra.
sta muziko Kvedaro pastry
lima reikia sveikinti. 1Seju<
jaunuomenei j kara, memo rel
kalai cia labai nukentejo, taig
kas ta spraga uzpildys jei NJ
senieji musu veteranai.
Kur muziko Kvedaro Muzi
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DIR. SIMS ANT DVIEJU
RULVARU

Pereita savaite susikrauste
] savo naujus puoSnius rumus
DR.. J. J. Sims su savo ponia.
Tie rumai randasi ant Oak
man ir Dexter bulvaru kampo.
Detroite Lietuviai pradejo
apsigyventi apie 60 metu at
gal. IS pirmutiniu keturiu Sci
mu atvykusiQ cia vienas dar
randasi gyvas, p. Kasevicius.
10 pasakoiimu, ispradziu Lie
tuvai gyveno labai vargingai,
turejo .tenkintis prasciausiomis
gyvenimo vietomis. Lietuviai
pradejo nuomoti, ir paskui pir-
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lery, dabar jau prijungtame
prie Detroito. Toliau, taip va
dinamame "ziurkiu Kaime"-
A, B, c, D ir E gatvese, ku-
riQ ilgis vienas blolas nuo ge-
lezinkelio Xxi Waynewood gat-
yes.
Bet po puses simto metu
progreso, nebera Detroite vie
tos j kuria Lietuvis negaletu
ineiti gyventi. Lietuviai jau
gyvena visuose graziausiuose
bulvaruose ir garsiame Crosse
Point, ir to viso pasieke patys
ateiviai is Lietuvos. Ju gi
vaikai turf daugiau progu pra-
sisiekti j aukstesni ir grazes-
nj gyvenima, jei els tevu pra-
mintu taku, tai galima drasiai
pareiksti kad Detroitas bus
musQ.
Oakman bulvaras tai Detroi-
to tevuno Roberto Oakman di-
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ta bulvara, kuris jungia iris
miestus = Highland Park. De-
troita if Dearborn, pravede sa-
Vo lesomis ir apsodino ivairiais
zydinciais medeliais ir gele-
mis- kokiQ tik galima rasti ka
auga Michigano klimate, Tos
puikios geles zydes po ponios
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rinkimas tare pageidavima tu-
reti Tamstas kaip garoes sve-
cius tokiamc isvaziavime, jei
aplinkybes ir laikas jums We
lytu.
"lodel pildant WIS susirin-
kimo tarima, Suomi pranesu
jums ir prasau duoti NUNS at
sakyma ar gal5site pas mus
pributi su orlaiviu rengiamose
jusu naudai isleistuvese. Pa
vezioti norincius ore palieka-
me jusu nuosprendziui. Lai-
ka nuskirti kada mes galetu-
me rengti isvaziavima, taipgi
priklauso nuo jusu. Musu ma
nymu butu gerai piknika tu-
reti viena-dvi savaitas prizes
jusu isskridima. Isvaziavimas
turetu atsibuti nedeldieni."
(Bus daugiau)