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peal is very touching and says:
"Since June Is, 1910, the life, lib
erty, and the property of the Lith-
uanians have been completely and
at the mercy of foreign rulers"
The Lithuanians, it is said, are now
fighting "for their very existence.
THE SMALL NATIONS of Eu-
rope were reassured by Secretary
of State Cordell Hull at a recent
press conference He said their
rights and position will be safe
guarded in the framing of the
overall world security organiZa-
tion which he and President Roose-
welt are building, and which Eng
land and Russia have been invited
to assist in perfecting. So far as
the United States Government is
concerned, Mr.. Hull said, for any
thing else to happen would be
counter to repeated utterances by
President Roosevelt and would be
plumb against all American history
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FRANK ]. LAUSCHE
NESIDUODA PAR
TIJAI BOSAUTI

Frank J. Lausche, Demokra-
tu kandidatas Ohio guberna-
torius, nedalyvavo nei Cuyaho-
ga apskrities Demokratu orga-
nlzacijos valdybos rinkimuose,
nei nenuvaziavo Ohio valsti-
JOS Demokratq partijos metini
suvaziavima. Tuomi Lausche
parodo kad jis nori butt lais-
vas nuo politisku "bosu'', ku-
rle paprastai nori kontroliuoti
kandidatus ir isrinktus valdi-
ninkus savo partijos intere-
sans. Tuo budu Lausche pa
silieka kaipo nuo partijos "bo-
sQ" nepriklausantis, savarankis
zmogus, ir jis isrinktas guber-
natorium valstijos reikalus yes
ir tvarkys savarankiSkai, be
politikieriu klikos pagalbos.
1Slaikydamas savo besaliS-
kuma, Lausche gaus daug ne
partiniu pilieciu balsu, kurie
paprastai nenori partiju kon-
troliuojamu kandidatu, re-
mia tik zmogu uz jo nuopel-
nus ir tinkamuma.
Ir Ohio Lietuviai lures pro-
ga balsuoti Lapkricio Z d. uz
toki kandidata kuris nera pa
zabotas partijos pavadziais, o
pats turi savo programa ben
driems valstijos gyventojQ in
tereSams.
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Ohio VaIstijoje Reik;a
$4,000 Darbil1inku

Ohio karo industrijos reila-
lauja bendrai paemus dar 49,
900 darbininku, kaip skelbia
karo Darbo komisija.
Is tu $4,000 darbp, 12,5O0
yra butini karo darbai, kurie
turf pirmenybes ir uztvirtinti
armijos ir laivyno vadovybiQ.
Taip pat atsisaukiama dar-
bininku j ukes. ITEMS dar-
bans vasaros metu nori gauti
merginu-moteru tarp 16 ir 35
metu amziaus. Kurios noretu
stoti j speciales ukiu darbo
stovyklas, prasomos kreiptis
tuoi, 816 Public Square Bldg,
telefonas Main 1863.
Ukiu darbo stovyklos mote
rims-merginoms atsidarys Bir-
zelio II. Stovyklos gerai uz-
laikomos ir tik ukiu darbinin-
kems. Pirmiausia prasideda
darzoviu nurinkimo darbai, ir
taip kit darbai per vasara
Mokestis nuo valandu.
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INVAZIJOS KARO
BONU VAJUS
PRASIDEJO

Neziurint kick mes melstu-
mes uz karo baigima, prize to
reikia ir darbo, - skelbia Pen
ktos Karo Paskolos vadovybe.
Darbas reiskia' tai pirkima
Karo Bonu, jeigu norime ma
tyti pergale atsiekta ir kara
baigta.
Nieko nebus smagesnio ir
dziaugsmingesnio kaip zinia
jog Sis karas pasibaige. Jusu
sunai grys atgal pas jus, ju.
su giminiu, broliu, seseru val
kai spes pareiti gyvi atgal.
Tie kurie vadovauja 81 kara
sake NUNS pakartotinai jogei
Pergale ateis palengva, dide-
liais kastais, sirdgelomis. Mes
turin butt pasiruose priimti
blogas zinias kartu su geromis
= ir turime stengtis pagreitin-
ii karo pabaiga, savo pastan-
gomis, perkant Karo Bonus,
priverciant paskutinis priesa
padeti ginkla.
Clevelando sriciai kvota pa
skirta ispirkti Karo Bonu uz
$245, 100000.
Bonu vajus prasidejes Bir-
zelio II diena, baigsis Liepos
8 dlena. Taciau dabar yra tas
laikas kada privalome pirkti
karo bonus, nelaukiant vajaus
pabaigos. Niekas nelaukia -
kariautojai nepadeda ginklus
palaukti; priesas nenuleidzia
ranku laukdamas Xxi musu ar
mijos visos islips Europoj JUGS
uzatakuoti, ir musu armijos
negali sulaikyti savo invazijos
darbo nei sekundai, nes pirmu-
tiniai islipusieji butu isnaikin-
ii Xxi vienam ir kittens jau
butu uzkirsta kelias islipti.
Clevelando Lietuviai praso-
mi pirkti E bonds visomis is
galemis, ir patartina pirkti per
Lietuviu banka, kur yra nu-
skirta Lietuviu pirkimui punk
tas
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EZEz.LA THEATRE
1909 Superior Avenue

1909 Superior Avenue
Penktal. ir SeStat. Birz. l6 ir II
PoDieti Sestadieni
Richard Arlen-Vera Ralston in
THE LADY and MONSTER" If
George Byron-Ruth Terry in
"JAMBOREE"
Taipgi juokai "The Bears Taie'
Sekm. ir Pirmad. Birz. 1919
Kay Francis. Carole Lands in
"FOUR GILLS IN A JEEP"
Tairgi veliausias "March Of Time
"POST WAR JOBS"
Komedija: "Hcnpecked Rooster
Taipei specials vaizdas bus rodo,
mas Sekmadeni 20 pietu tiktai
Antr Tree Ketv. Rirz. 20, u, 2:
Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey in
THE UNLIMITED"
Taip@i veliausios zinios ir kt.
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Ohio Gubernatorius Bricker
SUI savo zmona dalyvave gu
bernatoriu suvaziavime Her
shey, Pa, imasi sau uzkandi
kareiviu stovykloje, kuria jie
aplanke suvaziavimo proga.
Dabartinio Ohio gubernato-
rius John w. Bricker darbuo-
jasi pc visa Amerika gavimui
Republikonu partijos nomina-
cijos j prezidentus, neziurint
kad New Yorko gubernatorius
Dewey jau dabar stow Repu-
blikonu akyse kaipo pirmasis
kandidatas.
Praeityje jau yra buve to-
kiu atsitikimu kad populiaris-
kiausi kandidatai partijos kon-
ferencijose negaudavo nomi-
nuotl, II Brlcker gall uZklrStl
kelia Dewey nominacijai Re-
publikonu partijos konvencijo-
je Chicagoje. Bricker sake tu-
ri jau surinkes apie 300 kon-
vencijos delegatu balsu, kurie
palaikys jo kandidatura. Jeigu
konvencijoj patrauks dar dau-
giau balsQ, arba susikombinuos
su kitais kurie renia kitus
kandidatus, ir Dewey galetQ
butt pastumtas j sail. "Jeigu
as negausiu nominuoti tai nei
tn negausi", daznai buna tokiu
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Lietuvos Kareiviu Mo-
tinos Yes Parasus
pas Prezidenta

LVS seine Chicagoje nutar-
ia kad Peticijas PREF. Roose-
veltui Washingtonq, prasant
Lietuvai uztarimo, nuveS Lie
tuves kareiviu .notinos, kurios
turi A ar 5 sunus isleidusios
kariuOmene.
Clevelando Lietuves kareiviu
motinos kurios gales vaziuoti
pas PREF. RooseveltQ, praso-
NOS uzsiregistruoti LVS Cen
tre, Dirvos redakcijoie, pas
p. Karpiu.
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Kun. ]. Angelaicio 10
Metu Sukaktis

Noriu cia pazymeti apie Ge-
guzes 7 d. ivykusi Kun. Juozo
Angelaicio, P. Sv. N. P. para
piJos klebono, II metq kuniga-
vino sukaktics paminejima ir
penkiu metV io klebonaVima
Sioje parapijoje.
Programs buvo daryta ne
ilgas, del pasitaikiusio silto
oro. zymesni sve5iai buvo
Kun. Sadauskas, vienas Euclid
Village mieato tary3os narys,
ponia S. Smetoniene, Della ia
kubs ir celebranto motina, Sc
suites ir broliai, kurie daug pri-
sidejo prizes 10 metQ kad Juo-
zas pasiektu 10 pasirinkta ku-
nigystes luoma.
Programa atidare komisiios
pirmininllas F. Baranauskas ir
rakviete Kun. DR.. K. Sirvaiti
programo vedeiu.
Baznytinis choras, vedamas
muZlkOS mOkytO1OS ReglnOS
Brazaitien6s graziai sudainavo
iskilmei pritaikytas dainas.
Komisija susidejo is sekan-
tiu: M. S. SO KIP, il kur kilo
Lanketo sumanymas ir visa
nradzia: julie Salaseviciene, P.
Kundrotiene P. staupiene, A.
Baranauskiene, S. Mudrauskie-
ne; NJ. L. dr-jos: K. Magilie-
ne, V. Katkauskiene, ir S. Am
siejiene; is baznytinio choro,
R. Brazaitiene, nuo parapijos
F. Baranauskas.
IS sio Eanketo gryno pelno
padaryta S231.61.
Reporters.
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LANKESI [ KARYS

Sgt. John R. Buinis, paeinas
is Forest City, Pa, dabar pri-
silaikantis Raritan Arsenale,
Metuehen, N. j., buvo aplan-
kyti savo zmona Youngstowne,
is ten abu su zmona, buvusia
Pat Patton, atvyko j Clevelan-
da atlankyti savo dede, Vinca
Brazauska, SUI kuriuo buvo ne
simates per Fl metus. Po pa
sisveciavimo gryzo atgal tar
nybon.
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GRYZO PATENKINTI
SeimO

Clevelandiecial LVS Seine
delegatai gryzo is Chicagos pa
tenkinti, atliko selma, dalyva-
vo Laisves Varpo iskilmese, IL
pasimate su savo draugais.
Visi delegatai dekoia Oliams
ir Vanagaiciams uz ju vaisin-
guma ir priemima savo namuo-
sc vakare pc seimo.
IS Clevelando dalyvavo sci
me Sic: DR.. S. T. Tamosaitis
X. S. Karpius, P. J. ziuris su
zmona, l.. Samas SUI zmona. j
Salasevicius su zmona, J. Yer
bella SUI zmona; Tamas Curla-
mis-.
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THE PERySCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

ON THE SAME DAY that news
told us of D-Day, an Associated
Press dispatch quoted a Swedish
radio broadcast recorded by the
New York office of the Federal
Communications Commission which
paraphased a communique issued
by the Supreme Liberation Com
mittee in the capital of Lithuania,
Vilnius. The communique reported
major revolt by the Lithuanian
troops against German occupation
forces which led to the arrest and
deportation of the Lithuanian COM
mander to Germany. The comman-
der was identified as Gen. Povilas
Plechavicius, who formed a four
teen battalion Lithuanian defense
army with Nazi permission in Feb
ruary.
IN ORGANIZING this force,
Gen. Plechavicius stipulated that
the troops were not to be used by
the Germans anywhere. The Nazis
broke their promises, as usual, and
attempted to incorporate the iithu-
anian battalions in German Waffen
IS. S. battalions. 'In the night
of May 15", the Swedish radio said,
rs. S. units tried to disarm a Lith-
uanian battalion numbering 1890
men and officers and 1900 cadets
in an officers training school at
Mariampole Fighting continued
until the Lithuanians had used up
all their ammunition. Both sides
suffered severe losses. Seven Lith-
uanian battalions stationed at Viii
MUS were disarmed, while batta-
lions in northern Lithuania left
their barracks and took to the
forests"
THE SUPREME LIBERATION
Committee was organized in Viii
MUS last October IA, by all Lithu-
anian political and fighting under
ground groups Except the COM
munists of whom there are few
among Lithuanians-not over 400
all told). These groups drew up a
special appeal to world opinion,
which is given in English in the
latest issue of the Current News
On the Lithuanian Situation (May,
1944), published by the Lithuanian
Legation at Washington "a copy
of this publication may be had
free upon application). The ap-
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LLETUVLlJ SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale rasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuyiu sa-
lie, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tape
padidintos dovanos. todel jums
bus, naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau Lietuviu sale.
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and her freedom loving traditions,
America has record Of champion
ship of liberty for everybody at all
times in all places.
Lithuanian Americans hope this
works out in restoration of free
dom to Lithuania.
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Treciadienio vakare, Birzelio Il,
praseideda SeStas seZonas Pop
koncertu kuriuos teiks Cleveland
Summer Orchestra, vadovaujama
Rudolph Ringwall. Koncertai tests
sesias eavaites treciadienio ir ses
tadienio vakarais.
Pradinianl koncertui uzkViestas
solistu Charles Kullman, zymus te-
noras IS Metropolitan Opera Asso-
citation.
Tikietai koncerta nuo 35c iki
S1.55, kas apima ir Federal tax.
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PHONE: ENdicott 4486

THE NEW YORK TIMES on
June 2 said: "Three non European
powers, however powerful, cannot
organize Europe without the will
ing support and active help of the
nations of Europe.
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KORTAVIMO VAKARAS

LietuViu Moteru kIubas tu-
res spaou kortavimo vakara
Onos Peckaitienes dare, 6028
Superior Ave-, Sestadienio va
kare, Birzelio II. Visi praso-
mi atsilankyti. Komisija.
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PARSIDUODA KRAUTUVE

Groserne ir mesos parduotuve, su
geru bizniu, gerame gyvenamame
distrikte, maisyti gyventojal, daug
Lietuviu. Biznyje per 16 metp; no
riu pasiliuosuoti. (27)
BLAZ TODEC
Bloz TODEC, 1903 Greenwood Av.
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PlRKIMAE

Dabar yra tas sezonas-
daug zmoniu perka namus
ne tik gyvenimo patogumul
bet ir pelningam uzdar-
biui.
Lietuviu bankine istaiga
yra padarius daug paskolu
Lietuviams ir kitty tautu
zmonems. Dabar 81 lstai-
ga yra pasiekus auksta lai-
psni kapitalu ir gall pada-
ryti daug daugiau paskolu,
greitai ir lengvais menesl-
niais mokejimais. Reikale
paskolos kreipkites j sia
istaiga.
Depozitai cia kiekviena
knygute Xxi $1,000 po Fe-
deral Insurance Corp.
Taipgi valdzios istaiga
par d a vi mui y. S. War
Bonds.
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RIkE'5 present
CHRISTMAS FANTASY"
A MARI0NETTE SHOW

AS special treat to the children
Of the Miami Valley, Rike's are
presenting the internationally ia
nous Suzari Marionettes in a spe-
ial Christmas production for their
corner window every week day from
now until Christmas. Rike's have
engaged the world famous Suzari
marionettes for this holiday pre-
sentation. The corner window has
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been transformed into a tiny Eng
lish village Of the 10th Century.
Dorothy Zaconick, a well-known
puppeteer Of Czechoslovakia, wrote
and staged this puppet show espe-
cially for Rike's. Miss .Zaconick,
who studied wood carving in Eu-
rope and travelled throughout the
continent with her puppet shows,
carved the figures and designed the
beautiful costumes for this show
ing. A group of skilled puppeteers
concealed behind the scenes, oper-
ate the strings which make these
marionettes sing, dance, and per-
form. The story is built with ira
ditional old English characters. The
show, done entirely in song and
dance, embodies a group Of skilled
puppeteers who show unusual ar
tistry and imagination. The story
built around traditional Old Eng
lish characters of the 18th Century
opens with the lamp lighter appear
ing on the city street covered with
snow, lighting the lamps to the tune
Of "God, Rest Ye Merry Gentle
men," Then comes the beautiful
mistress and master returning to
their home for the evening Soon
they are beckoned to their balcony
window by the whimsical and del
ightful jester who is followed by a
troupe Of showmen to perform for
the master and mistress, the legen-
dary Yuletide pageant. The jester
and the hobby horse who next ap-
pear on the scene, have a duel. This
is the legendary battle that is SYM
bolic of the death of the old year
and reaches it's climax in the resur-
rection of the hobby horse in the
New Year form. Next on the scene
are the beloved carollers complete
with the little blonde boy who sings
from his notes. They sing two
Christmas carols. Naturally it
wouldn't be Christmas to the chill
dren unless there was a Santa, and
so out dances Santa, and what a
jolly and captivating one he is, too
The show is a delightful treat from
the beginning to the end for the
young and old! This marionette
show will continue at 10 minute
intervals in Rike's corner window
Mondays through Thursdays from
IL to 9 o'clock, and on Fridays and
Saturdays from 10 to Z o'clock.
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After Shaving Bumps
Disappear Al Once

Yes, it is true, there is a safe
harmless medicated liquid called
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ing bumps at once. Thousands of
men who have followed these SIM
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and were amazingly surprised when
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money back. There is no risk so
don't hesitate. Sold and recon-
mended by Gallaher and drug stores
everywhere.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

took pictures in all the various possible COM
binations and permutatons of four.
Only Pete was quiet. Are you really wor-
ried?" Posie asked him once.
mot too much if we get going early. But
if this were a typhoon country I'd hang out
the red signals"
But nothing can happen here, can it,"
Have you ever been up on Haycock be-
fore?"
Several times. Why!'
Il camped here once when was kid. and
you ought to see it in a real storm The rain
runs off Haycock like water off a ducks back,
and takes everything with it. We lost our
tents and our grub, and we'd have been
washed down ourselves. only we tied together
and hitched to big oak. wouldn't care to
have you 60 through that"
At the tone of his voice Posie dropped her
eyes Maybe we better start the lunch then"
she said quietly.
lHEY settled on picnic site under some
big pines, where the rocks made natural
fireplace Breck and Margaret oozed off to-
gether Ito look for frewood, but it was Pete
who brought it in, with Posie's help.
Again it was Posie who nursed the fire and
measured the coffee, while Pete whitfield
green sticks for the wienies She showed him
how to thread them so they wouldn't fall off,
and he showed her how to wrap the corn in
wet newspaper to steam it in the embers. 1t
would have been fun if Breck and Margaret
off in
of pine Continued on next page
Evening star., 1944-09-24


Not what?"
Beautiful she ggged in spite of herself.
It's what you might call slight exaggera-
ton
so you think All my girls are beautiful"
rosie let that one pass. Look. Pete has hem
stitched the jaloppy together and we're off
ior the day. We're going to climb HayCock -
whatever that is. Margie's packing some
chow, and says can you throw in some pickles
and stuff and be ready in ten minutes
1t took her almost half an hour because
she couldn't find her jodhpurs, the obvious
costume for climbing through the brush and
rocks of the small mountain that rose like
a haymow from the level game reserve ten
miles out of town. Besides. jodhpurs were be-
coming.
WHEN she came down, they were all in the
back garden talking to her parents Pete was
lending his weight to crowbar with which
her dad was raising huge stone so her
mother could level the ground beneath it
with her bare hands. Posie eyed her mother
critically She was wearing those old pants of
dads. her hair was wrapped in bandana
and there was a smudge across her nose but
her eyes shone with excitement and her
cheeks were rosy with the exertion.
She's almost pretty" Posie thought as
she kissed them both good-by. They were such
good eggs She could hear her fathers hearty
laugh ring out at something her mother SAID
as they went down the front walk.
You're the workin'est family Breck
drawled as she hesitated beside the car. Was
she to ride front with Pete or rumble with
Breck? Margaret seemed to be waiting too,
but Breck solved the riddle by boosting Posle
into the rumble with top side for you,
Cutie Pants" and swinging in beside her.
1t was perfect picnic day, Just right for
Haycock" she told Breck, lifting her head
to the wind as if defying him to see the worst
IN her face. But he only grinned and touched
strand of hair Tell that to the Skipper,
he said odd Fuss-Puss Pete had it all doped
out we shouldn't come
Why"
The weather That's our business. you
know weather. We're at the aerology
school Pete's good at it. He can dope out
cyclone before it has made up its mind which
way to blow He's got batting average of
over 300 but say what's the use? If its
going to rain it's going to rain, and who's
going to stop it,"
PosIE laughed Il suppose weather is the
most important thing in the world, when you
come to think of it,
Not half as important as some things |
could mention How come you deserted me
last night?"
"I?" Posie tried to turn the surprise into
something else.
Yes. YOU. | thought at first maybe you
-.x,4k.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

Not half as important as some things 1
could mention How come you deserted me
last night?"
'I?" Pose tried to turn the surprise INTO
something else.
Yes, YOU | thought at first maybe you
were Pete's girl and I'd been barglng into
something until asked him.
He said he d never met you before, though
he ID often heard of you"
Yes, I bet he Ind. Pose hc!led inside. ''hc
homey Burt GIRL the one with the & mouth
and the high cheekbones. Poor kid. not
chance with those parents
The weather that Pete had forecast did rot
put in an appearance as they climbed Hay
cock. They worked their way to the very top
from which it was said they could see seven
counties They dangled their feet perllously
from the edge of an overhangng rock, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-31
CHINESE Will man
YANKEE B0MBERS


PUEBLO, Colo, Oct. 30 lh :
The first all Chinese aerial bonn
bardment crews to graduate IN
this country are now ready to 1ly
American b m b ers in action
against the Japanese.
Ten of these crews, trained at
the Pueblo Army air base, recelv-
ed their diplomas in ceremonies
yesterday. This is the only base
in the United States where tn e
Chinese are trained as heavy bonn
bardment teams.
Col. John K. Gowen, director. OF
intelligence training at second all
force headquarters in Colorado
Springs, presented the graduate
certific ates to Col. Hsu Kank-Li'
ang. Chinese co1nmandant, who re
ceived them in behalf Of his coun
trymen.
The Chinese students are sent to
Pueblo from other U S. training
bases. Here they are coordinateo
and trained to fight as an air
team and as members of mass
formation flights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-31
DECAULLE'S ORDER
Tres COMMUNISTS

PARIS, Oct. 3d. Up Frances
first governmental domestic dispute
difference over the future Of the
largely communistic ''milice patri-
ctique," appeared headed TO a
compromise solution tonight as the
Council of National Resistance an
nounced it would submit proposals
on the militia's status to the gov
eminent shortly.
The clash followed issuance of ar
order by Gen. Charles De Gaulle's
provisional government disar1ning
and disbanding the militia without
consulting the semi official coun'
Gil, a coalition If elements which
opposed the Germans during h e
occupation and liberation of France
Communists were angered at the
move itself and the C. N. R. al
the way it was carried out. De
Gaulle's assumption of personal re-
sponsibility for the order appeared
to have paved the way for the solu'
ton of the minor crisis.
1t was reported that the c. N. RS
counter proposal would be creation
Of an auxiliary 1olice force SINH
lar to Britain's home guard which
would absorb the disbanded militia
This police force would take orders
from the regular police, an ar
rangement which eeportedly woulc
satisfy communists.