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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
REPLACING The IRON HORSE
(Christian Science Monitor)

TUfff
There is a tone Of pathoS in the report
that the Gulf. Mobile G. Ohio Railroad
contemulates complete dieselization of
its motive-power for the old Iron horse"
still has its admirers to whom the tones
of its whistle its chuggnr on the grades,
and its sturdy. businessliko appearance
are as the voices and the phvsiognomies
of old friends. The G.. NJ. & O. concludes
that requirements of steam by diesel
power would. eventually, produce large
economies. But it is at the expense of
sentiment. The steam locomotive still
has countless adherents, who hold it in
affection. Could such a thing be done
on those suburban lines where thousands
look every morning for "Old 3O3" or its
counterpart to come snorting around
the bend?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
J. FLAG
OVER THE
PL.0W

20 per cent, maybe more.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
LET'S IMPROVE ALL
OUR PARKS

: 1t is gratifying that, though the wheels
Of the gods often move slowly, neverthe-
less they are actually in motion insofar
as the court house park is concerned. AT
the last city council meeting, city Attor
ney Dorsey Whitelaw was instructed to
report at the next meeting, the exact
legal status of the cityS reversionary
dce4 70 the park opposite the courthouse.
Without losing ourselves in legal tech
nicalities il might be said that establish
ment Of legal values does have part in
the program 10 improve the court house
park. and until that is accomplished.
actual programming either by city or
county cannot be expected to take place.
II might be timely, however. to pro-
pose that while we are thinking of i'm
proving the court house park, our own
city fathers can we'll afford now TO start
plannin0 improvements Of all the CITY
parks Harding park is an undeveloped
expanse of greensward susceptible of
great potentills. CITY Park can become
a paradise Of recreational facilities and
semi-troDical beauty. Planning also
should include an east side center.
Yes. Fl Centre c well afford TO have
hn outstanding park system and there
Is no better time to do our planning than
right now when a city program could
tie in with the county park set-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13

J Here is q invitation to complain.
Your war board hears that the
third grade tires and maybe
some ether tires allocated for
Use on farm implements are not
holding up very well. Too many
.blowouts and that sort OF thing.
4 If you have had an unsatisfac-
tory experience along that line,
drop in and give us all the details.
If we can get enough actual case
histories, perhaps we can help to
get some adjustment made.
We can't do it on rumorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
|. A. Man Waits
SO Years TO
Seek Divorce

LOS ANGELES, April 13. CUP'-
Sanger E. French. 70-year-old real
estate dealer. after 80 years. seven
months and % days CT marriage,
has called it quits.
Il just couldn't please her nc
matter what I did" he explained
in obtaining a divorce from Mrs.
Alix French, by default.
Il should have brought this ac-
tion 25 years ago but it wasn't Cx-
pedient from the standpoint OF fl
nanceS," he said.
The couple married July 6, 1898
at Riverside, Cal, and separated
last March a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
DIES IN AIR CRASH =

VICTCRVILLE, Cal. April 13.
CUP Second Lieutenant John j.
Bittner, 20, Sacramento, was killed
Wednesday when his P-39 fighter
plane crashed and burned eight
miles south CT the Victorville army
air field. Army officials said that
Bittner was a student officer who
had ben training at the field since
March IA He was the son Of DR..
and Mrs. C. L. Bittner, ,,6cra-
mento.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
BY Congressman John Philli

A short column TINS week.
I have been with the subcon
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-13
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foliouinq colt.
oridis are presented cs interesting opin-
IONS Uoiced by editors eisephere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

kePAikS Anu SEkViSeS.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factoryItrained m me
oFscE coR Bond Bldg
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired. to 8
days. BERT GABBARD CO. 223 Colorado
A1ARM W. ef 1De : AZ sG7t
& I'll SsG s sYsfE aGe s
tior system; expert installation. mainte-
nance and repair work. SOUND EQUIP,
APPLIANCES, immediate service; washing
machines. Bendix and all other makes.
A APP REPAIRED. electric irons,
toasteTs. percOlators; base plugs installed:
v vaSss made e mD sfRa C. 81 81 St
APPLIANCES REPAIRED = Bring your
small electric appliances to us for repairs,
such as irons, coasters, heaters percolators,
waffle irons and vacuum cleaners. If you
live n Aleyandria bring them to 81 King
ST. AGSsndFa "a you i've in
va. VA. APPLIANCE & SERVICE CO,
AWNING and canvas service complete.
Get PReCIER and don't GA Al BE Ex
BOURNES refrigeration service. repairs on
all makes. Decatur O656. Alb Florida
sEic1k IA tile work; painting, paper
BUILDER. designer. contractor; old-estab-
work. Gil. 2OSO. DI. Ol22. 5.
GARPE ESd r. Ger alterations. ocan
repairs Of all kinds. l. r. NELSON, RE
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS; no Job too
SMALL estimates cheerfully given. D. JAMES
j. BURDIS 1I1a Clifton ST NV. HO. 1913.
work: altering, extra rooms, dormer win
dows, stalrwork. JOHN NIELEN, GE. 6779.
CARPENTRY, porch and sa5ass repairs;
CARPENTRY, building repairing, cabinet
making Call BOOHER d A1NSWORTH,
CLEANING-Rugs and upholstered furni-
IRE machine cleaned in your home or
ects; estimates. tx. I49s or UN. JIM 5557 -
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered fur
niture by new and revolutionary process
n your own home. Call for estimates.
he low price Will amaze you. NO. ,2375.
2side work OF this kind. Not the cheapest
DOLL % The sfI hSH 25pT Star Stock
DOOR 65e5 cEosERs AND CHECKS repaired.
for door trouble of any kind. Call us,
24-hour service. AS near you as your
phone Gil. 1921 for prompt service So
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE repairs and serv
washing machines, Bendix Phone Hill
ELEcTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and re-
pairs, holiday lighting and sound equip
ment. METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC CO,
39a MIeHvard R1ds IA 3232 or Gil s59
176tqTs:- ARGENT REFR1G ERATIoN sERV-
ELECTRICAL REPAIRs, commercial and
industrial wiring. Serving free enterprise"
DAY & MITE ELECTRIc, Hobart 1923. s.
ELEC CO. 1909 Ga ave RA 1891
ELECTRIC woRK-Reliable. licensed shop;
URINE ete new No a5d 7sss yogk sd
floor s9 sHSD1Se TO pk RR ROAD HoSus-
ING Ier Sp .,c Pc i b7;t(t FIR 47s5; Co. A.
FAGNANi WI 1921. ~ "
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; good
work; reasonable. HI. 1911
FLOOR SANDING, refinishing, waxing,
cleaning and painting. Call BARR, AT
3657.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. frst-class
work; neat and clean mechanics. L. T.
FLOORS sANDED, and refnished reason
attention. SOUTHEASTERN FLOOR Co,
SGEE GENERAL zOoo CONTRACTING, earpe y,
painting and paper hanging; screening and
sstorm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
US a call. Chestnut 6s4s
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, cIosed-in
porches and floors, storm sash and doors
rec: rooms a specially. general house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, AUGMENTATION,
al types 6nIIdlng conStrIcti0n estmaIeS
co 1876 Gs Kennedy ST. NV dE 4S
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
LAYING, sanding, finishing, cleaning par
ING CONTRACTORS, INC, 1912 VISION
G e!r lys No 2:M ION House stores
contract: :, RAY E ROBERTS, Trinidad
M st55 Siz any Yot tRe HoME-porcbes0 in
closed, recreation rooms built, atticS nm
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing, roofing. siding and storm
ranged. DISTRICT RENoVAToRS, gen
eral contractors, ,GE- 955l.
REPAIRS, remodeling; homes and build
MILLER LEI On 6 639 hath ST NV; NO g664 ..
weather, ROBERT E. PRICE, ordway
s sptd, after psr EN- t,,s vssk m MANNING
TR: $50. Of Mr.. Rowan, NE. 1917 NET.
b 6RfvEWAY YsN'f suRFAcED; asphalt Con-
crete. grading; bulldozer laynS; oto9p9T99il
VEN B Sas Sno ND G' vi 66 Or o.
GUARANTEED home improvements. We do
papering, painting, roofing, asbestos siding,
coNrR CO, e IS N. Y. ave NV. Ma. 40:
RECREATION ROOMS can now be built Of
concrete work and general repairs: good
work; reasonable, price. T, THoMsEN,
NOTWITHSTANDING and caulking:
prompt service: free estimates gladly
sven. swENsoN wEATHERsTR1P sERv-
GENERAL r. REPAIRS. remodeuing and all
enaS 81 TSfh TeRs Hor
ners lane. Rockville Md.
CALL A. p. WoODSON CO.-Roofing sid
ing. Insulation; combin alton storm sash
1913 st. NV RE. $500.
ROOFING, asbestos siding, remodeling.
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 11os-111s.
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
JOHNS -MANVILLE roofing and siding,
storm windows: cow. terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO., Arlington, Va. CHI. 1922.
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-ManVill
roofing. siding and insulation, home re-
81 59rm 9os sssh d n t9 years to pay Phone
Johns MANvILLE roofing. siding storm
Gs3oSR5rRlcTf99N2 yea years o. ed by GATES
NORTHEAST DECORATING CO. offers
N one day. Cali Franklin o544 for free
WOoLBERT - willbild welIbilt. repairs.
remodeling, masonry painting. storm sash;
terms. A. z. WOOLBERT. Builder, WI.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type OF work special
roofing. 1908 Emerson st, NV. RA 1898:
evenings AT 22Q5. Elk 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Gent. }

DON'T , BUT ratI PIG IN R9}IKE:.Inyesti,
your doctor and be safei Il never misrep.
sssrss oaas for Este n
iocry b 1ss1ss ana ar ies ssh
LAUNDRY IItsfi FOR sALE-s1s, 900 to sa5 900
s yn say soes or Lana d bas @
me today. PAUL, j. Miller. DU' e43s:
To buy, or sell a laundry see me. Several
BEAUTY SALON FOR Or 'H SALE, ne. resi-
Dental section; nice living quarters; rent,
S5S suitable table for couple or ladies
Call MYRTLE A. WEADoN, Broker, no.
iie fMaN NA GR S5SEi nets s7o weekly saws
owner; good neighborhood: pin-bail
mac Gnd corner f Legation Sd rent Sap oyer
IIo Mudo'RRhN AND Nd RESTAURANT crosses
Sl,4oo week! GOOD night trade; North
iiauor stock; substantial down payment
im INN possession. -, See PAUL J..
18th AND SITS. N.w.-1o rms, 3 baths,
licensed rooming, house; S175 income;
81 T t se eFss RF F fks s7 CASH DOM
M9R isn P %E EHssy BoEef ao Sd
BOOMING HOUSES FOR sALE-Bargains
This week. Read ads carefully Dial DU
2422, PAUL j. MILLER. for more. details.
% Dupont Circle-10 rms, b.. suit
able for home and business semifurn.
down, 500: balance like rent. Rent,
% 800 blk. E capitol-16 rms. b.
Inc. quoted over S4 600 yr.; down, S1,5OO;
rent. $3.50; oil heat; house neat as pin.
t3) 400 blk. 4th st. n.w.-17 rms: inc.
quoted over $1,000 yr.; rent, $780, down,
81 800; prompt possession; should sell to-
20 200 blk E st. n.w.-12 rms, oil
neat; yearly inc over $4,000 quoted; only
10 1900 blk 10th st. NV rms, 2
b rent, s55 mo-; cash down only 1878
(6j 1900 blk Pa ave n.w-eo rms. 4
b: rent, $500: inc. quoted possible over
$4,000 VI, 81 500 cash down handles;
near Govt. bldgs.
embassy; Is rms, : baths: inc, quoted
81 Rms. and bd.--owner says mo. net
Is S400;, inc. quoted over 81 500; rent
location: $1,000 down.
80 Kalorama rd-RmS. and BID; "a
says owner; deposit, $1,000; immediate
IO iao7 Clifton st. n.w.-Apts., Ink;
yr inc. over $4,000; runs itself: $3.50
cash handles property, business, every
All +he above and many other businesses
listed list II, this meek for sale With PAUL !
Never MisrepreSent,' Broker. Dial Dupont
S1o2 Sunday and dailyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1944-11-30
|WFA Assumes Control
OF Fats Salvage Program

The War Food Administration has
assumed direction Of the Nations
household fats salvage program in
. joint agreement with the War
Production Board which heretofor
has had supervision, it was an
nounced today.
Locally, the transfer will have
little effect on the program, accord
ing to the District Salvage Com
mittee.
The ONCE of Price Administra-
ton will continue to allow two red
ration points for each pound Of used
fats turned over to butchers or
grocers, VIA said.
Lee Marshall, VIA director of
distribution, said it was not sur
prising that many persons have as
sumed that victory in Europe viii
reduce the need for salvaging house.
hold fats. THAT is far from the
fact" he said. Right now house.
hold fat salvage is a source Of supply
which must be utilized fully If we
are to avoid the necessity of going
into reserve stocks of food fats for
industrial USE"
Horace Walker, executive secre-
tary Of the local Salvage Committee,
reported that fats salvage collections
have dropped of, with the 70,657
pounds collected in October the
lowest since April. He attributed
the drop to a dearth of pork prod
ucts in recent months,
Evening star., 1944-11-30
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE

@. My husband, major in the
paratroops of the Army, will be 80
years old next March. Will he then
be overage for his rank and be re-
leased?-S. S.
A. The War Department says that
the service age (service with troops)
for major in the Army is At. There
fore, your husband will not be over
age in grade when he becomes 49,
If at that time your husbands COM
manding officer finds that he is sur
plus and there Is no suitable assign
ment available or in prospect the
commanding officer may declare him
surplus and recommend that he be
relieved from active duty. If no
suitable assignment is available or
In prospect in the entire Army, he
will be relieved from active duty.
@. Were any soldiers DISCHARGED
in France during the First World
War?-A. w. G.
A. The War Department says that
soldiers in the United States Army
were discharged overseas during the
First World War at their own re-
quest when their reasons were con-
sidered adequate.
@. Do the leaves Of trees have
any value as fertilizer?-G. D. j.
A. All leaves of deciduous trees
have certain fertilizing value as
leaf mold or compost. Oak leaves,
especially, have a chemical con-
tent of nitrogen, phosphoric acid
and potash. Ashes from burned
leaves also have a fertilizing value
since they contain a fairly high
percentage of potash.
@. What is meant by an unde-
sirable discharge from the Navy?-
R. c. B.
A. The Navy Department says
that an undesirable discharge from
the Navy is issued for one of the
following four reasons: Unfltness,
discharge without trial, trial and
conviction by civil authorities and
fraudulent enlistment.
Q. Is there any age limit for vet
Grams who may take advantage of
the educational provisions of the
GI Bill of Rights Acts. C. I.
A. A person to be eligible for and
entitled to receive education under
the provisions of the Servicemen's
ReadJustment Act must not have
been over Is years Of age at time
OF entrance into service.
Q. How many volcanoes are there
IN the world?-R. I. S.
A. The number of volcanoes known
to be actually active on the earth Is
generally estimated at between 800
and 400, but there is reason to be-
heve that this estimate is far too
low. If account be taken of those
volcanic cones which have not been
active in historic time, the total will
probably rise to several thousands.
@. Why did Cleveland and Wilson
drop their first names?-P. &c.
A. Apparently this was due mere
ly to preference. AS late as October
%, 1850, Grover Cleveland signed
his name Stephen G. Cleveland,
but he changed his signature short
ly thereafter. After the summer of
1881 Woodrow Wilson never signed
his name in any other way than
Woodrow Wilson Before that time
he had used various signatures, such
as Tommy, Tom, T., Thomas W.,
T. w. and r. Woodrow.
Evening star., 1944-11-30

supply OF Rus
sian sables. A
store in New
York put a job
lot Of 1000 skins
on sale Monday
and they may
not all be gone
yet, even though
the prices are
attractive. q Single
skins are priced
at $195 to $1,750
and stoles from"
$2,500. A jacket
you could get
from" $4,000 and
q coat from
Evening star., 1944-11-30
On the Other Hand
Gen. Fleming Reports Russian Women
Are Busy Rebuilding Razed Homes

given free, and become nurses aides
or qualified home nurses and thus
release registered nurses who may be
willing to join the Army or the
Navy.
It will mean a great deal to the
boys who become casualties this
winter.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Bv LoweII MeHeff.

Without wishing to start bar
gain rush, T think the women of
America are entitled to know that
now Is the time to lay in their winter
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau, 316 !
street N. E.. Washington 2, D. c. Please
inclose 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1944-11-30

Nows the time to eat more fresh fruits and
vegetables! The pick Of the harvest, from the
nations leading growing areas, 10 arriving IN
abundance At your A&P Super Market
and selections are priced to save you money!
Fresh fruits and vegetables are . wonderful
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
The YpsilantiD alyPress

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Entered as second-class mail matter
The Ypsilantian. Jan. ,. 1850
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1904. In accordance with Sec. 55V.
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office. Ypsllanti. Mich.
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the local news published herein. All
rights OF republication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
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Help Wanted. Female
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Situations Wsnttd-Femsle
LADY WISHES TO CARE FOP
CHILDREN EVENINGS. Phone
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Helen 7. Sellman. Plaintiff.
! Gabriel Godfrey, sr. Moniuue God.
| troy. John stewart: Anna Stewart:
Walter 4. Buckler. salmon Cham-
pion. Jr.; Emily Champion: Phineas
Davis; Abigail +, Davis. Andrew I.
McKeynolds. Philip l.. Conkits:
George N. Skinner: George skinner;
Cephus Hawkins. Jr.; Catherine ".
Mead: Caroline N. Wead. John NJ.
Parker: Lucy A. Huber; Franklin j..
Parker. Faith u. Parker: Fvangelins
=. Hicks; Constance Parker. Gilbert
Parker; Margaret Parker; Lois 7. Ed
son winlfred p. Austin: heirs at law
OF Franklin g. Parker. deceased;
John Robertson: Albert l.. Payson:
Albert A. Payson. Clarissa O. Pay
son. Ann B Snyder. Eliza II. Shler:
John Robinson: Flora Shier. or their
unknown hoirs, deyisecs, legatees and
assigns.
Defendants.
Al session OF said court held at
tho court house IN tho city OF Ann
Arbor. In said county, on tho 10th
DAY Of April lpii
Present. Hon. George ". Sample,
circuit Judge
II appearing from an affidavit on
file that the whereabouts ~ all OF
the defendants are unknown except
John NJ Parker, Lucy A. Huber,
Faith H. Parker Evangoline =.
Hicks, Constance Parker. Gilbert
Parker Margaret Parker. Lois =.
Edison and wlnifred +. Austin. on mo-
tion OF John T. Kirk, attorney for
plaintiff. IL f. hereby ordered that
all OF the defendants named in this
title 81 this cause, except those
named in this order. shall enter their
appearance within said cause within
three months from the date OF this
order
GEO. W. SAMPLE.
circuit Judge.
T;uella ". smith. clerk.
By Irene \. Sei'z. Deputy Clerk
John +. Kirk, Attorney for PIain-
tlff. Business address Ypsilanti,
Mich
This suit is brought TO quiet tho
title TO all that certain piece or par
Gel OF land situated and being in
the city Of YpsIlanti, county OF
Wnshtcnaw, and State OF Michigan,
and described as follows:
All Of Lot number six and the east
two rods Of lot number five accord
ing TO the Original Plat Of the vi
lage tnow city, Of Ypsilanti, IA re-
corded In tho office Of the Register
OF Deeds In Transcript page 1862. be-
ing IN the County OF Washtenaw and
state OF Michigan
HELEN 7. sELLMAS
Irene A. seitz, Deputy CLERK.
Adv. 4-525
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BROKERS
Ehman & Greenstreet

K Z 4 l. T O X S
40 W Michigan. Phone 1887
CASH BUYERS waiting for small
farms. Also 5 or 6 room moderI
houses. II. Peet, Realtor, ll9 Pear
81. Phone 1871.
WASHINGTON ST. - Beautiful
large corner. High class income
APARTMENT house, brick fire place,
Close in. $4,000. Easy terms. II.
Peet. Realtor, li9 Pearl st.
Phone 1871.
house, one-half block from husi-
ness section. car garage. large
lot Reasonable price. Terms. ".
Peet. Realtor. ll9 Pearl St.
Phone 1871.
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Suburban Property

WIDE CORNER on Ecorse Road near
bomber Plant. One room cement
block house. Price 1915. Terms $50
down, SIS month. II. Poet, Real.
tor, li9 Pearl st. Phone 1911.
CALI. OUR ADTAKER at 47O for
Classified advertising servica
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Announcements
Riders Wanted

MAN DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES
wants man rider who will share
expenses. Write Box No. s-2o. care
Press.
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AUCTION SALE
Legal Notices

STATE or MlCHIGAN. In ths
Circuit Court for tho County OF
WRshtenaw
In Chencery
Helen 7. Sellman, Plaintiff.
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IA ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE
apis, baths. furnace. stoker.
automatic water heater, garage.
Price reasonable Terms si0Ce
Down. Good income.
~ Peet. Realtor, ll9 Pearl st.
Phone LEI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01

trokstanas kepsnys del kurio jie au sena seile
varvintu ikrass kepsnys toe pasaulo dayJe yra Bos
foras ir Dardaneai, Artimiej Ryta r Suezas r nera
abejones kad Balkanu uzledimas bolsevikams ne tik
nenudys u apettu bet kap tik paruos kelia jp pri-
slinkimu prie ddzojo kepsnio -
sto betgi kepsno bolsevikams okiu budu nesutks
uzleisti Angla, mes tai reksu u imperijos palat IS
judinima Juk ne kan ktam kap savo mperijai nuo
Vokeciq issaugot Angai istojo 81 kara. Tat be abe
jo e kariaus if bent kuo tu is kurio ju imperial
gres pavojus, situo atveju = su bolsevikas
Bet kaip Balkanai sudaro tramplyna Artimuosius
Rytus, taip Pabatjo vastybes ir Suoma yra tramply
mas suoliu Atlantic vandenyna Ir kap yra klaidinga
manyt ad Balkanu paaukoiimas sulakys bolSevikiska
hypopotama kesinmosi praryti Artimuju Rytu KEEP
sn taip lygai kindnga yra r prileist kad Pabatijo
yisciuko sukisimas to hypopotamo nasrus jam atms
nora pasinerti vesiane Siaures Atlantic vandenyje
Vso sto akivazdoje nei vienas galvojas zmogus
negali nematyt kad boseviku spraudimass Balkanus
ir Pabatijo valstybes bel Suomija yra planingas mil
zinisku gelezinu znypliu tesimas Didziaa Britannia
Tai ne naujiena nes ir Hteis megno tokias pat znyp
Bakanus Euopos pietryciuose IL pasiusdamas savo ka-
riuOmene j Afrlka.
IS auksciau patiektos trumputes analyzes aiskiai
matyti kad kuone 1907 panaSiu plana savyje dabar
Grandma If bosevika Tat kliems galams pasauis dar
mulknamas kahn koku "kooperaciju" bolsevikais
planavinau? Juk askai matyti kad bolsevika, p1is-
dengdami vienur gyvybniais nteresas ktur taku sfe
ru reikalingum, sela, prmoje eilee, pagrobti ellie
mazu il vdutiniu valstybu Europos siauree ir petuo
kad tue budu pasirengtu suduot mirtina smugi Br
tu Imperial.
Viso to akivaizdoje, baugintis Htlero s1neka sia-
den jau yla pasenes dalykas Js buvo aktuaus vakar
mazai beaktualus yra aden If nebebus aktuaus ryto
Sadien seseu apsupta mes jau matome Stalino smeka
kai tie seseiai rytporyt ssskaidys mes a isvysme
vsame jos baisme. Ar ia mekla bus sutrupinta kaip
buvo sutrupnta Hitlero smekla paaskes netrukus Bet
jau siaden yra asku kad tos sreklos sutrupinmo
rrikausys visu pasaulio vastybu, ddeu r maz, taig
If Lietuvos, gerove, laisve il klestejimas