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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01
Boy Held

ooy Telu
A fifteen year old boy apprehend-
ed by city police when he was found
window peeping on n. Normal St.,
is expected to be sent to the Boys
Vocational School at Lansing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01
Doc Ordered Tied

Dog ordered Tied
Police ordered a dog belonging
to Russell Suggitt, 627 n. Huron
St., kept under ten days observa.
ton after the animal bit Miss Nor
cen lynch
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01

ST. Luke's Episcopal Church
N. Huron ST.
Rev. Robert l.. Dewitt, rector.
sa m.-Holy Communion.
1890 a. m.-Holy communion
and sermon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01

Firemen extinguished a grass
fire on Newton st. at p. m. Fri.
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01
Nave 70 Ann Arhor

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peer and
family, Bergen ST., have moved to
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-01
Calendar OF Social Events
MONDAY

MONDAY
OF Baptist Womens Union postponed
Workingmens Benevolent Society Arbeiter Hall, 1880.
TUESDAY
Ypsilanu Grange postponed
Evening star., 1944-12-10

Q No wonder women are ex-
cited about new, scientifically
designed SAN NAP -PAKs!
They give such a wonderful
feeling of comfort and safety
ON what used to be the
difficult" days of the month!
SAN-NAP-PAKS are now
made with special Pink
Evening star., 1944-12-10
Miss MacPbee
|BecOn1eBride

Miss Gertrude Grace MAcPhee
daughter of Mrs. Hugh Alexander
MacPhee of Charlottetown, Prince
Edward Island, Canada, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon to 1t
George Hugh FitzAlan Poole
Warren, R. N. v. r., the ceremony
taking place in st. Adams Episcopal
Church at 3 O'Clock with the Rev
Charles T. Warner ofnciating.
Wearing white satin with q full
length veil held by q coronet Of
orange blossoms and carrying white
roses over a white prayer book, the
bride was escorted and given In
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. r. L.
Sewen of Montreal. She was At
tended by Miss Mary Ferris Of Lon
don, Ontario, as maid Of honor;
Miss Maude Fox, w. r. N. s., a
bridesmaid, and Lamorna Cambell
As flower girl.
Gray-green ta11eta was worn by
Miss Ferris and old rose taffeta was
worn by Miss Fox, while the flower
girl was dressed in white net over
taieta. Bouquets Of chrysanthe-
NUNS were carried by the senior
attendants and a basket Of thu
same blossoms was carried by the
Junior attendant.
1t. Comdr. S. A. Paine, r. N.
served as best man, and the ushera
were Comdr. D. r. r. Cambell, D
r. c., r. N; Comdr. r. T. Garnett
R. NJ, and Paymaster 1t. r. n
Burrows, r. N. v. r.
A reception was given at the
British Services Club after the
| ceremony.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

The Shrine OF the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the scene Of = pretty
wedding yesterday afternoon when
Miss Enid Daphne Nobes, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Nobes
OF Portsmouth, England. and Chevy
Chase, became the bride Of Mr..
John Lowell Walcutt, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell Walcutt OF Maple
wood, N. J.
The Rev. Charles D. German
officiated at the o'clock ceremony,
which was followed by a reception
In the home of the brides parents,
who expect to leave soon to return
to their home in England Mr..
Nobes has been on a special mis-
sion to this country for some
months.
/ Escorted by her father. the bride
wore a gown OF ivory satin trimmed
with seed pearls. Her veil Of illusion
was fastened to . Juliet cap Of seed
pearls and she carried . bouquet
Of Gala lilies.
Mrs. Corliss Bradley was the ma
tron Of honor, wearing blue tatieta
with . net veil and headdress the
same color, and the bridesmaids,
Miss Betty Cleaton and Miss Eliza
bet Vetter, were dressed In pink
taffeta. Each attendant carried an
old-fashioned nosegay Of mixed
flowers
Mr.. Paul Murphy Of New Jersey
was best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Richard Ament Of California.
Mr.. Howard Wright Of Arkansas
and Mr.. David John Nobes.
The bride Is q graduate OF Mount
st. Agnes Academy in Bermuda and
Mr.. Walcutt was graduated from the
University of California. Following
their wedding trip to Ponte Vedra,
Fla. the couple will make their
home in Garden City. Long Island.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
LISTEN TO Them rave ABOUT THIS
MwLuzjy SANITARY NAPKIN!

Layers" of safety, which e~d
completely any risk of en-
barrassing accidents.
SAN-NAP-PAKS are cotton
faced, to give extra comfort.
They are cleverly tapered. to
fit without bulging. Yet they
cost no more than ordinary
napkins!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Rim ina veIiko obIostnikov

Cd kar je Rim pod zaveznisko
okupacijo, je dozivel politicno in
drugace veliko sprememb. Ia
njegovega zupana ali governerja
je bill imenovan prime Filippo
Andrea Doria Pamphili. Pravi-
jo, da je il stare, ugledne ita1i-
janske plemenitaSke rodbine.
Dne Is. junija ga je slovesno u
stolicil brig.-general Edgar Frs
kline Hume, natelnik zavezniSke
vojaSke Wade v Italiji (AMG).
ZavezniSki Eomisar mad Ri
MON, istotako podrejen zavezni-
Ski vojaski vlsldi, pa je bivsi
newyorSki podgoverner polkov-
nix Chas. Poletti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Svedski list o moniioh

Svedski list Ny It'd Gothen-
burgu je objavil Salo, XII krozi
pod naslovom "Dansko solsko
vprasanje".
Norcija ma racun Nemcev je
sledeca:
"Kako sc oznaci hibo otroka,
XII zdrzema krade?"
Manila Sc ga je p~rije1a."
In kako, ako odraSceni zdr-
zema kradejo?"
"Kleptomanija."
"Ce pa zdrzema krade yes ma
rod, S kaksno besedo Sc oznaci
njegovo bolezen?'
z "germanija'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Letosnie yoIitye bodo
zenske "odIociIe"

Zvezni stevni urad Census
Bureau pravi, da je med prebi-
valstvom v starosti volilne pra-
vice SOC, 600 vec zensk kakor
moSkih. In zenski kampaniski
odbor republikanske stranke
pravi, da bodo zenske p~rihodnje-
ga novembra oddale so odstot-
kov cd skupnega stevila vseh Cd
danih glasov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Vojni yeteroni "a uniie

Strokovno glasilo jeklarske in
dustrije Iron Age" je podvzelo
poizvedovanje med veterani
druge %svetovne vojne o vpra-
sanju, ali SO "a pripadanje v uni
je ali prot. 80 odstotkov Sc Jill
je izreklo "a unije in 10 odstot-
kov proti. Ampak &c berete pro
tiunijsko propaganda V dnev-
mem kapitalisticnem tisku, do
bite Wits, kot da SO vsi vojaki
proti unijam in komaj cakajo,
da Sc OBJ povratku znesejo mad
mimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Dotumi sestonkov
nojvisjih z~ovezniskih
Professionalism

pTeOST0Vnik0V
Augusta 1941.-RooseveIt ne
kje z Atlantika razglasil svetu
Atlantski carter.
Decembra 1941. Churchill
ma obisku Washingtonu.
J~anuarja 1943.-Roosevelt in
Churchill ma sestanku v Casa
blanci.
Maja I943.-Churchill ma DO
svetovaniih Washingtonu.
Augusta 1943.-RooseveIt in
Churchill ma sestanku v Quebe-
Gu, Kanada.
Septembra 1943. - Churchill
v Washingtonu.
Novembra 1943.- Churchill.
Roosevelt in Ciang Kai-sck ma
konferenci V Kairu v Egiptu.
Decembra 1943.-Stalin, Chur-
chill in Roosevelt ma sestanku
v Teheranu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
crnci tvorijo 80
omeriSke ormode

Americanom pc vecini nj INA
no, da je v ameriski armada g
odstotkov crncev, XII so V zavez-
niskih vojnih akcijah do uspe-
hov veliko pripomogli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Zdrovstvo otrok
no visoki stoDnii

DR.. NJ. J. Kretschmer je kon.
venciji zveze zdravnikov v Chi
cagu porocal, da je bio lani v tel
dezeli rojenih tri milijone otrok,
umrljivost med mimi pa je bila
najnizja v zgodovini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
AngIezi zmetoIi ma
sovroz niko veIiko bomb

Cd pocetka vojne pa do Is.
junija SO angleski letalci zmetali
ma sovrazne vojne objekte 40O,-
600 ton eksploziv in vzigalnih
bomb, cd tega 275,00O ton ma
nemSka mesta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Obeto Sc veIik
prideIek zito

Agrikulturni department I'VE
zne Wade cent, da DO l~etosnji
pridelek pSenice znasal 1884
1856 600 busljev - torej najvisji
pridelek v zgodovini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
100000 sihtov
vsIed stovk

Meseca maja je bio v ameri-
Ski industriji vsled stavk izgub-
ljenih 1,400, 900 sihtov. Ako upo-
stevamo, da je uposlenih blizu
so milijonov delavcev, je to ma
10, dasi je bio maja vec stavk
kakor povprecno prejsnje me-
sece.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

Normandiii SO presli in nasi vo-
iaki MISC vec delezni prostega vi
~ in ne iabolcnega mosta, ker
80 i'm V trgih in kmetje ma va
seh vec ne ponujajo. Videl sem
5einega zamorskega vojaka, ki
Sc ie ustavil pred kmecko hlso
in dobil kozarec jabolcnega mo-
Sta. Kmet mu je racunal zanj 10
frankov (20c1. S.
Vascanov nj vec ma cesto z ro-
zami, ola Jill hi poklanjali voja-
kom in castnikom. Kar je pc bit
kah in razdejanjih Francozom Sc
ostalo blaga, ga drze Ease. Ako
imaio cesa odvec, so ii priprav-
lieni prodati, &c placas zahte "
no vSoto.
AmeriSki vojak je postal v
Franciji to kar je bill v Angliji
siiaien odjemalec, XII ina de-
mar in drago placuje. Med ljud-
mi gre prislovica, ola kar razsipa
z denarjem.
Sedaj je nam re mogoce ma
~praviti zanesljiv pregled tudi o
zadrzanju prebivalstva OBJ prvih
dneh invazije.
Prva porocila o tenn so begala
2 enega ma drugi ekstrem. Opt
sovala so, kako domacini S pu-
Skami V rokah preze IL zasede
ma naSe vojake, in ma drugi stra-
nj, kako so zavezniske cete ma
vduSeno sprejemali, kako so jim
pomagali z navodili, pojasnili in
z delom. P~orocila o obeh Elk
stremnostih so bila resnicna.
Cenzura zatrla vesti o sovraz-
nOsti domacinOV
V prvih dneh invazije je cen
zura reporterjem zatrla VISA po-
rocila o s%treljanju domacinov IL
skrivaliSc ma zavezniSke vojake.
Dne 20. junija sem cenzuri pred
lozil V pregled porocilo o franco
skin civilistih, XII so IL zasede
streljali V nase cete in bill pri-
jeti S polnimi zepi denarja, XII so
ga jim dali Nemci. Med prijeti-
mi je bila tudi neka noseca zen
ska, XII je svoje sovrazno dejanje
prot naSim vojakom opravice-
vala S tenn, da je zaljubljena v
nemSkega oficirja.
Cenzorji so vse to crtali, ce-
prav je bio resnica. A ker je
zvenela neprijetno, so smatrali.
da je boljse, &c Sc 10 zamolci. Pu-
still pa so v porocilu vse stavke
o "dobrih civilistih".
Diva dni pozneje je general
Montgomery podal porocilo o
Streljanju civilistov v zavezni-
Ske tete in potem je cenzura tu-
di nam dovolila porocati o tenn
Svojim listom v Ameriko.
zalosten pogled ma unicene vasi
in zemlio
Francozi zele "osYoboditve'',
ampak pretrese Jill oh pomisli
ma unicenje njihovih kmetij, pri-
delkov, vasi in trgov, cest in
vSega, kar imajo.
S tovariSem casnikarjem il
New Yorka sva stopila v Nor
mandiji h kmetu, Maurice DO
lmenua o katerem so mama pra-
viii, da je zivel pred invazijo v
blagostanju. Kako in kaj, sva ga
SpraSevala.
"Cudno Sc wanna zdi, pravita,
kako to, da nisem vessel? LIE po-
glejta mojo kmetijo! Hisa, XII
sem je veliko tudi sam pomagal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
Armada no koIesih

Ameriska armada poseduje
emo motorno vozilo ma vsakih Sc
dem vojakov. Ena njenih dolocb
je, da mora imeti najmanj diva
milijona t"reniranih voznikov We
dino pripravljenih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05


Irvine je bilo ubite. In pc njivah
SO tekali tank in napravili vse
kriz EN- polno kolovoznic. Mole
pole je kot da bi nebo pablo
mani. Vojna nj stvar, XII bi Glove
ka spravila v veselje. Vessel bonn
sele, kadar je DO konec."
Zadrzanje Nemcev
V vaseh smo poizvedovali pr
domacinih to in ono o Nemcih.
Dali SO zadovoljni, ker so Mem
CT pregnant in take stvari. Pa so
mnogi ma ia vprasanja odgovar-
jail, da SO bill Nemci ''tres pro-
pre-" to je, da SO Sc korektno
obnaSali in ola so lepih manir.
Neka vascanka je rekla: "Da bi
Sc lie tudi ameriski vojaki tako
lepo zadrzali kot so Sc nemskii"
Ameriski vojaki SO nasli v sta
novanjih nemskih castnikov zelo
veliko zensikega nakita, zenskih
modnih oblek in cello svilenih
nogavic. Ameriski casnikarji so
med sabo "uganili", da SO imeli
Hitlerjevi oficirji med Francozi-
miami v Normandiji veliko pri-
jateljic, in sicer takih, XII so jim
bile vee kot prijateljice.
Mi smo zelo obzirni osvobodi-
telji. Nemci so nam pustili v
Normandiji veliko domacih de-
klet, XII SO nosne z mimi. In Sc
daj so ia dekleta S svojim nara
seajem v naSi oskrbi.
Tako Howard Whitman, XII Sc
mu pozna, da tega porocila nj
napisal z navdusenjem do osvo-
bojenega prebivalstva.
Normandija zeIo konservativna
Kraj, XII 81 ga je zaveznisko
povelJstvo lzbralo "a Stopnico in
vazije v Francijo, ina zelo kon-
servativno prebivalstvo. Sploh
je Normandija idejno zelo loce-
ma cd velike vecine drugih fran
coskih k~rajev. Kmecko prebival-
stvo je zivelo V Mi z ozirom ma
razmere v ostali DRAW blago-
stanju in porocevalci ter zavez-
niski vojaski krogi so soglasni.
da MISC OBJ casu invazije mixer v
Normandiji zapazili pomanjka-
MIA. Mnogi kmecki domovi so BIZ
Ii S hrano bogato zalozeni. Ena-
ko tudi trgovine. Nemci so "a
svoje potrebscine visoko place
vail - seveda z nicvrednim de-
narjem, XII pa je pod njihovo O.
kupacijo moral veliati.
Sedaj pa so med ljudstvom
denarni menjalci, XII ponujajo
mnogo teh vichyjevskih-nem-
Skin frankov, in sedaj tudi "a
vezniskih vojnih frankov, XII so
bill tiskani v Ameriki, "a funte
sterlinge ali pa "a dolarje. Toda
SC jim prvi in Jill pla-
cujejo veliko drazje kot pa je "a
ME uradna cena zavezniSke oku-
pacijske oblasti. I'll menjalci Sc
pac zavedajo, da bodo vsi ii fran
XII pref ali slej, raise pref, brez
vrednosti, pa bi radi zanje So
lidno valuto, kot je angleska in
ameriSka.
Nemska propaganda med
domacini, uspevala
Pc skrahiranju francoske ar
.-- =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
DRZAVLJANSKl
PRlROcNIK

nova knjizica, S poljudnimi navodili
kako postati AMERISKI DRAW
LIAM.
Poleg vpraSanj, XII Jill navadno sod
niki stavijo pr izpitu Ia drzavljan-
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc v II. deIu
nekaj vaznih letnic liz zgodovine Ze-
dinjenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Lincol-
nov govor v Gettysburgu, Predsed-
Mkt Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave Z glavnim mestom, stevilom
prebivalstva in v~elikostjo.
Cena knjizici ie Same SO centov 8
postnino vred.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
American il gubiIi
"a p~odmornic

Cd pricetka vojne pa do juni-
ia je bio potopljenih "a ameri-
skin podmornic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

do prejmete drugi ali
tretp opomin 0
poteGeni narocnini.
Obnovite 10 Gin
yam poteGe. S tenn
prihronite upravi no Gosu
in stroskih, OBJ enem pa
izvrsite svojo obveznost
noDrom Iistu,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

Neznanje je deIavcev najhujsi
SOvraznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
L SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, Ill.
RAcUN IA MEsEC APRIL 1874

Blanca v banki dne 81. marca 1914 SIC, 872.63
rocna blagajna
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KakO So FrancOzi Y NOE1mamdiii
snreieli syO!e OSvOlbOdi1eIie

cd kaa roze, pozdravi in vino, pa mdi precej streanja Y zasede, pdem
odir,nie. = Tugoyanje mad razbimi WASN'T in pokon6animi kmetiami
Po vIh HowARDA WHITMAN in drugHD
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05

graditi, je razdejana. Use mole
%pohistvo, sploh vse, kar sem
incl, je uniceno. Polovico mole
Irvine je bilo ubite. In pc njivah
SO tekali tank in napravili vse
krizem polno kolovoznic. Mole
pole je kot da bi nebo pablo
mani. Vojna nj stvar, XII bi Glove
ka spravila v veselje. Vessel bonn
Sele, kadar je DO konec."
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Newspapers, With CutoiIed Stock Of Paper,
Asked to Provide Mustering- Out Pay Forms

1 An Army and Navy ruling made
it clear yesterday that If the Ma
tion's ex-service men and women
are to receive the mastering -out
pay that Congress has just voted
them, the Nations newspapers
must furnish the necessary appl-
cation blanks.
/ The services, it was said, are max
ing no arrangements either to print
or distribute forms, the filing of
which are absolutely essential if
veterans are to receive the grants
of from $100 to $500 to which their
service entities them. 1t is esti-
mated that 100000 veterans are
eligible to receive these funds.
Use of Newsprint Cut.
Since the japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor, the Nations news
papers have been under progressive
pressure from a Government agency,
the War Production Board, to cut
their use of newsprint-the raw
material of the press. Successive
reductions in quotas of this vital
commodity have cut the newspapers
in this current quarter of 1914 to
approximately rs per cent of the
newsprint they were using to meet
their basic, bona fide circulation in
the first quarter of 194l. Many have
refused advertising in order to con-
tinue giving the public it's full quota
of news.
Complicating the situation of
many newspapers, including The
Star, is an increase in circulation
which has come simultaneously with
slash in newsprint. In The Stars
particular case, its circulation has
risen during. the last three years by
l8 per cent, while it is required TO
consume about 81 per cent less pa
per than in 1941.
Many Bulletins Published.
Although Congressional hearings
have been conducted on the increas-
Iingly serious newsprint problem, lit
tie has been done by the Govern
ment to relieve the serious shortage.
Meanwhile, Government agencies
here continue the distribution of
millions of fat bulletins on subjects
varying from fish culture to flower
gardening
But the Army and Navy will print
no application blanks for veterans.
The newspapers are authorized"
Ito do So
So one is printed herewith.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

| turn OF the Federal Government to
the "relief business" In hearings
before an Agricultural Subcommit-
tee, the Aiken-La Toilette bill was
backed by farm organizations who
oppose existing consumer subsidies
but opposed by labor spokesmen
who want present price controls
continued.
Senator Bankhead indicated he
would oppose any attempt to attach
the stamp plan to his bill. His
measure would continue the Com
modify Credit Corps farm aid and
price support programs, but abolish
consumer subsidies by June 80.
Thinks He Has Majority.
II think we have a majority of
the votes" Senator Bankhead added.
Other amendments to be offered
to the Bankhead bill include the
administrators bill to authorize
81 500 ,O00, 900 in 1914 subsidy outlays.
a compromise plan by Senator Taft,
Republican, of Ohio, limiting sub
sidy payments to $3.50 900 900 an
|nually, and proposal by Senators
Eastland, Democrat, Of Mississippi
and Mcclellan, Democrat, of Arkan-
sas, which would force the Once of
Price Administration to raise milk
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Russia
Continued From First PAGE

Germans from the east bank of the
Narova River 10 miles inside Es-
tonia, and moving down the east
shore of Lake Peipus.
In the fighting in old Poland the
Russians had made a 5O-mile Jump
from their last reported positions
held by the first Ukranian front
armies Of Gen. Nikolai F. Vatutin.
Pro-Nazis Flee From Lwow.
The advance into old Poland
which the Russians still termed the
Ukraine in line with their claim
to this land-overran the large rail-
way junction of Zdolbunov, 10! miles
south of Rovno, the district center
of Ostrog, % miles southeast of
Rovno, and Alexandria, 10 miles
northeast of Rovno.
Only IS miles to the southwest
of captured Lutsk lies Lwow, Po-
lands third largest city with a
peacetime population of $4,000.
Swedish reports from Stockholm
said pro-Nazi residents of Lwow
already were fleeing in anticipa-
ton of further Russian gains.
LWowss1s on She last important
German supply and escape railway
to the easternmost Nazi hold in
Russia-the Dnieper bend. The
Germans, clinging tenaciously to
the manganese mines of Nikopol
and the steel and iron of nearby
Krivoi Rog in the Dnieper bend,
would be seriously handicapped by
loss OF the railway In addition to
threatening this Nazi lifeline from
Lutsk and Rovno, the Russians also
menaced it farther east near Vim
nltsa where German counterattacks
have forced the Russians to give I'D
some ground
In the Lutsk- area the Rus
slams were treading on historic soil
where Russian blood flowed in the
World War. There, in 1916. the
Cars forces suffered 1000. 900 cas-
ualties in capturing Bucovina and
large parts of Eastern Galicia and
Volhynia.
215 Miles From Warsaw.
The Polish capital Of Warsaw is
just 215 miles to the northwest of
Lutsk.
A private report printed in the
Stockholm newspaper Aftontidnin-
gen said approximately 1900 900
residents of the Balkans, Eastern
Poland and the Baltic states were
moving on Germany as the Russians
advance, and the Nazi authorities in
Germany were making hasty prep
arations to care for the refugees.
many of whom were described as
Germans sent to colonize the con-
quered countries.
The Nazi- dominated regime in
Lithuania modified new classes to-
day, and the German controlled
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
said the German civil admins
tratiOn of EStOnia was expected to
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lSenafe Subsidy Foes
l0fier Plan
For Low-Pay Group
BY the Associated press.

| BY the Associated Press.
A $500, ,000, ,000-a-year program
of food subsidy aid limited to
low-income families was pro-
posed yesterday by a group OF
Senators opposing the admins
tration's $l,500, 900, 900 system oil
general food subsidies.
Designed to restrict consumer
subsidy aid to families having an
nual incomes under approximately
900, 1T is modification of the
Aiken-La Toilette food stamp bill
which the War Food Administra-
ton estimates would cost $4,000 ,0O0,-
900 annually.
Senator Aiken, Republican, Ver-
mont, announced the modified ver-
sion will be offered as an amend
ment to the bill by Senator Bank
head, Democrat, Alabano which
would abolish food subsidies out
right. The Senate expects 10 n
consideration of the Bankhead
measure this week. The Vermont
Senator said the modified plan is
receiving increased support from
legislators in both parties.
Tydings May Back Aiken.
Indicating he might support the
Aiken proposal, Senator Tydings
Democrat, of Maryland said he ap-
proved the principle" of the stamp
plan and described it as worthy OF
sympathetic consideration"
Although its objectives were In
dorsed some time ago by the VIA
the stamp plan has been opposed by
! some Republican Senators as q re-
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Following are the official direc-
tions to be followed by veterans
to obtain their mastering -out
pay.
GENERAL-Mustering -out pay
varies from 500 to $500. in ac-
cordance with length and con-
dition of active service. Those
having served overseas or in Alas
ka are entitled to $500. payable
in three monthly installments.
Those who have served so days
in the United States will be given
5000, in two installments. Those
serving less than go days in the
United States are eligible for
Sl00, in one payment. Original
honorable discharges or certifi-
Gates of service must be sub
mitted. Photostatic copies are
not acceptable, although veterans
are advised to have photostats
made and keep them as proof
Of service in case the original
should be lost.
All commissioned officers must
submit evidence of length and
termination of service.
Naval officers must apply to the
Bureau OF Naval Personnel; Coast
Guard officers to Coast Guard
headquarters: Marine officers Ito
the commandant of the Marine
Corps. and Army officers to the
finance offices of the Army, listed
by States.
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give way to a military administra-
tion momentarily.
The new threat to Rumania as a
result Of the Soviet Ukraine VIC
tories was reflected in a Berlin radio
announcement that the Rumanian
government had declared the entire
area between the Dniester and the
Ukrainian Bug Rivers military
Ehohss 81 u .tssvy
P6litica1 tension was reported IN