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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 HOLD SOCIAL SESSION

The Women of the Moose held social meeting last Saturday eve ming. Pinochle was played with Mrs Olaf Bedding winning first honors and Iva Hermanson, consolation. Refreshments were served by Fran cis Beebe who was assisted by Anna Jackson and Elsie Sofoulis. Enter tainment was provided by Maxine Boiling, Iva Hermanson and Daisy Burrell
 Plans were completed for the Christmas party on December g and there is still time for donations toward the Christmas baskets.
 Committees for Jannary are: Re- treatments, Chairman Irene McKin- ley, assisted by O. Light and E. Fitzgerald. Entertainment will be planned by Iva Lindgard, Ivy Delano and M. Fredrickson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
EASTERN STARS

Please leave your donations for the White Box at Piggly Wiggly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
PAUL LEAVES; WILL
 ATTEND NlRB HEARING

Fred Paul of the Attorney Gen. erals Office, accompanied by Mrs. Paul and son, Blair, left on the Princess Norah for Seattle to spend the holidays. Paul will also attend the NLRB hearing on the CIO cannery workers union petition for exclusive bargaining rights in all Alaska cannerieS.
 Paul said the hearing starts to- morrow in Seattle, dealing first with the canning industry on all all-Alaska basis and later South east Alaska will be considered After the holidays, the hearings will be adjourned to Juneau Paul is due back in Juneau on January il2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
SlLVATI0N ARMY
 CHRISTMAS D0lNGS

The Christmas activities of the Salvation Army this year commence Friday evening with a Christmas play. This will be followed by a Christmas dinner for the children on Saturday afternoon.
 Sunday morning the service in Douglas will have Brigadier c. O. Taylor as speaker. The Sunday afternoon service will bring the Rev. R. Treat as special speaker. In the evening the congregation will unite with the Memorial Presbyterian Church fer their Christmas program.
 The Salvation Army will as in previous years give hampers and cheer to the aged and unfortunate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
ALASkA COMMITTEE
 MEETS YESTERDAY

The Alaska Committee for the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools met yesterday in the office of Chairman James Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Education.
 The Committee, composed of MT. Ryan, Thoron Cole of Sitka, and Superintendent A B. Phillips, evaluated 16 applications with the following results ten applications, including that of the Juneau High
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20

School, were fully approved; five were fully approved with some comment on the standards of the institutions; and one new applica- tion, that of the Wasilla High School, was transmitted to the central committee without recom- mendation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-20
LUTHERAN SERVICE
 ON CHRISTMAS DAY

Completing the round of special services for the Christmas season, the Lutheran Church will hold a worship service at II o'clock on Christmas Day, December 25. | The Christmas sermon, Light That Darkness Cannot Master, !" win be preached by the pastor and the Senior Choir will sing one or two numbers from the Christmas Eve service.
 Mrs. D. Peters and daughter are here from Sitka and are staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Your Income Tax
BY S. BURTON HEATH
NEA Staff Correspondent

The average person spent
much more for taxes last year
than he will realize until he sits
down with a check list and adds
them up. Some of those taxes
are not deductible. Here Is a
list Of those which you should
itemize In preparing material
for the income tax return.
II. Some taxes you can find
In your check book, or other
records. Some were paid almost
penny by penny. Of the latter,
you probably have no exact rec
ord. So shall suggest methods
of estimating them which are ap-
proved unofficially by govern
ment experts although, official
~, federal agents have to say
that you are required to keep
exact records.
Admissions tax: How much
did you spend on paid admis-
sions last year? Take 10 per
cent of that amount as the tax.
II will very close.
Automobile registration and
drivers licenses: city fees, licens-
es, permits, privilege taxes;
taxes on club dues; customs and
state excise duties paid on i'm
ports brought in for your own
use; tax on safe deposit box
rental; taxes on telephone, tele-
graph, cable and radiophone
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Ordnance Men
Vital 10 Army
Gun Doctors Do
Work Under Fire

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-W.P)-
1--WE repair anything" may be
the boast of many repair shops
but to the Army Ordnance
troops it means more than hang
ing out a single and waiting for
damaged equipment to come to
them. These ordnance boys 60
after their jobs.
II is nothing for ordnance
troops with Gen. Mark Clark s
Fifth Army in Italy TO travel
hundreds of miles TO fix flat,
Maj. A. H. Gardner, Jr., COM
handing officer of the Lake
City ordnance plant, said re-
Gently as he explained how the
gun doctors" 60 out and get
their business.
According to an ordnance OBJ
server who served in the North
African, Sicilian and Italian
campaigns, ordnance combat
technicians operate m % bile
truck hospitals" plentifully
supplied with spare parts, on
every west coast Italian road
from Salerno to Casino. Ord
nance truck repairmen fix flat
tires, install new condensers,
carburetors, fuel pumps and dis
tributer points under fire and
make a wide variety of spot re-
pairs that keep the huge con-
voys rolling to the front line
troops.
Supply lines are the vital ar
teries of combat regiments"
Major Gardner said. "Cut them
and our front line troops are
forced to retreat"
A group of ordnance gun doc
tors, consisting of an ordnance
officer and several enlisted men,
contact the front line infantry
and artillery units regularly on
a prearranged schedule. When
all damaged equipment is re-
paired, the ordnance group
moves on to other units. Ord
the front any time of the day
mare troops may be called to
or night to deliver spare parts
or to do emergency repair work,
Major Gardner said.
According to military author
tiles, the Italian campaign is a
battle of roads. Mountains are
sailed by hte artillery and in
fantry in order to command
roads in the valleys. San Pietro
was smashed because it blocked
the road to Rome, authorities
explained. Whether a road hap
pens to be in a forward area
constantly under fire or in the
rear, ordnance troops are al
ways on the job when things go
wrong with guns and automo-
tive equipment, Major Gardner
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Anti-Semitic Degrees
Lifted by Italian King

NAPLES, Feb. 10 - (P0 -
All anti-Semitic and other racial
restrictions imposed by the
Fascist regime in Italy were
abrogated throughout liberated
Italian territory by royal decree
today.
It.. Gen. Frank N. M. Mac
Farlane, deputy president of the
Allied Control Commission, said
in a statement that full civil and
political rights were to be re-
stored to Jews in accordance
with United Nations policies
against intolerance.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
COLD WINTER IN IDAHO

BLACKFOOT, Ida. = IU.D -
Until this winter, freezing wea-
Their has been a bother TO Black
foot farmers-because the tenn
peratures were not low enough.
For the first time in five
years, the Snake River at Black
foot froze over in the middle of
January. Immediately, an act
i've ice harvest was underway as
Bingham County residents be-
gan stocking up for the long, hot
months next summer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

II you have no better guide this
will help; When food is not in
Guided, most families spend
around a third of their income
on articles subject to the more
common types of sales tax. So
take one-third of your income,
multiply it by the sale tax rate,
and this will give an idea how
much you paid. For example,
your income was S3648.92. One
third of that is $1,216.31. II the
sales tax rat is 2 per cent, your
tax would have been around
$24.33.
State Gasoline Tax. If you do
not know exactly what you paid.
Take the mileage you drove last
year, divide it by the number of
miles your car averages to the
gallon, and multiply this by the
tax rate) only state tax, not fed
eraD per gallon. For example,
you had an A card and drove
1850 miles last year. Your car
gives Is miles ," tbe gallon.
You used 81 gallons. If the tax
rate in your state is six cents,
the tax paid would have been
about $546.
This list can be very useful il
you will check each item and, if
1t fits Jour case, put the tax on
your list for deduction.
Tomorrow I shall discuss some
other items for deduction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

messages, and the new 10 per
cent tax on travel tickets; state
income tax (but not foderaD !;
city and state franchise taxes,
real estate taxes, personal prop
erty taxes; all stamp taxes, in
Guiding the federal "use tax" on
automobiles and motor boats.
For each of these, show what
you actually paid.
City and state sales taxes.
These are difficult to cover by
any general formula because al
most every sales tax differs
somewhat from all the others.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Glorious nelV creations made from ripe
Juicy fruits and berries

Toss away all the ideas you may have had
about sherbets! Here's something really
new in the sherbet line. New in favor.
New in texture. New in quality. 1t has
taken us months to perfect them.
Ripe, juicy fruits or berries land lots of
them) are skillfully blended with fine dairy
products to give you that full, sparkling,
fresh.fruit flavor. And what marvellous
smoothness! Well, you've just nerer tasted
velvety sherbets like these before! What's
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
sLAUKINIAI gyvunai is
auginti nelaisveje retail gyve-
ma kick ilgiau isleisti j laisve.

sdeu il pasistengtu uzgrobti tas zenes kras Japoni-
"a saw w aik atsne is Kinos: Mandzurja r ktas sri
leiskima kad Japona yra agroseriai Ne padet nuga-
[et Japonus, pasiplest Knijos saskata yra tkrass
Stano tikslas
IS to ispaukia kad Kinjos sugnuzimas .Amerikai
yra labai pavojingas dalykas nlstotu nuosirdaus m
naturaaus sajungninko prizes Japonus i labai abejot
Ia ar JOS vletoJe sigytu kita sajungninka tai
ruozu rekstp kad Japonijai nugaeti Amerika turetu
paaukoti papdomus milf jonus gyvybiu ir papildomus
olJons doariu kurie galetu butt sutaupyt je Knija
sugebetq issilaikyt nesukupus Ka kurie vykai rodo
M Kad Wasningonas sai tri gavoe, r pagalbos cang
kal-Sek paddlnmas dabartiniu metu bene sudaro vie
na svarblauslu kausmQ Amerikos vadams. Gen Eisen-
hoWero II ku suks del karo medziagos gamybos padi
dnlmo rekalngumo, gaimas dalykas yra be sary-
$40 su ofensyva FpnQ salose ir bendru Kinjos pade
ties parimtejimu.
Tuo tarpu Europoje greta didzosios sajunginnku
otensyvos vakaruose, kur be abeo siadien yra pats
svarbausias vykis vyksta ellie reiskinu kure taip pat
pat nera be reksnes atecia ir krie sdalies parodo
kokle yra AnglubosevikQ susitarima mazuju ir vdu-
t1nlu Rytu Europcs valstybiu atzvilgiu s.;~aa
Mlkoiajczvko Observation-Disclosures askai parodo kad
bent dabartniu meu Lenkijos neprikausomybe negali
Dut garantuota II kad Lenka tesog yra atduota boil
sevikams. Tai yra aiskus rodymas kad 1941 M Lenki
JOS vyliausybes zygs kufuo be joiu garantu is An
ghos If SovietQ Sajungos puses buvo atnaujnti Lenk
JOS dplomatlnai santikai Sovietu Saunga buvo ais
XII kalda If moralinai Lenkijos kapai aa
sitai yra pakartotinis spejimas r ka kurien1s ml-
sQ poiltlkerla1ns kuie az is trmparegiskumo ar is
nOvOkos stokos nevenga SUI bolSevikas ar u agentas
kontaktu. Tai tarp ktko
Nemaziau reiksmingas kaip Mikolajczyko atsistaz
tydinimas yra komunsto Tito paskyrmas Jugosavijos
nlnistru pi1nlnnku Tito girdi, organizuosias daug
ddesne pieu Savu valstybe negu dabartine Jugosav-
ia ta valsybe ineisiant ir Bulgaria.. Atseit greta
Lenkq bosevikams atduot ir Bulgaria ir Jugoslavai
Bet ]ei taip tai Esta Latviai r Letuvai tuo labiau
sudaro bolseviku grobi.
sitaip padets atrodo siadien. j betg nera galuti
ne Dideji vykiai Europoje If Azijoje, kure dabarti
nu metu nebegal butt tolim viska gall is esnes pake
%,,o.;
galutinu tesos aimejimu laukiame kad tie dideji ivy
kiai padarys gala jiegos If smurto vespatavimui
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
AtSimininai IS Okupuotos LietuvOs
Lietuviu Pergyvenima Vargai ir Kentejmai Lerlxu
Okupacijoje po 1920 Metu
Raso KARYS j. v. VAILCKAS.

kure gudiskuoja, ir kariuomenes igulos kuri
Vakininkuose stovejo, tapgi keolikos Lenku
policininku ir keliu valdininkeiu. siap su zva-
ke nekur negalma buvo rast Lenkiska ar
Gudiskai kalbancu. Pirma zygi Lenkai padare
tai suarestavo didei Lietuvi patricia Kun. Jo-
ma Karveli. Tai buvo Lietuviska uola taip sa-
kydavo apie j vsi Lietuvia ir ne-Lietuviai, kas
tk pazinojo Kun. Karveli. Suarestave kuniga
je nuveze Viniaus ka5jiman, veliau teko gir-
deti kad il istreme Lietuvon. Po Kun Karvelio
daug kunigu Valknnke perejo, bet gaop at
siunte viera dar jauna kuniga vardu Przyjal-
gowski, kurs niekuomet nebuvo Lietuviu ir Lie
tuviu kabos nemokejo, jos jis mokinosi tik kle-
bonaudamas Valkninke. Paduosiu pavyzdi kaip
js sakydavo Lietuviska pamoksla bet Lietuvis-
ka pamoksa js pradejo sakyti tk uz apie po-
ros metu cia klebonavmo, kada jis siek-tiek
pramoko kelis zodzius LietuviSkai
Pamokslas:
''Mano kochanai parapijanys, Bogas mani
c rrase kad as jun1is kaip kolvjek apsluzytau
SUI regja. JUS mani neliubiiat as znau, ale
mano sluzhoj reikia laabi zelaznos renkos kad
bezboznikus ant gero kelio postawic."
Ar tai reka lie tikejimo didesnes pajuokos?
Valkininkieciai prase po daug kartu vyskupo
kad jems duotu Lietuvi kuniga ;ju prasymui
vyskupas buvo kurcias Stunts dcl6gacijas. bet
ir tos nieko nelaimejo, daznai vysSupas Ju net
neprimdavo, kap kada atsaBydavo kad nera
Lieuvu kunigu, bet ia priemone repatesino
faktu: Lietuviu kunigu bllvo ikvaEai, bet juos
vyskupas sunte j Lenkiskas arba Gudiskas pa
rapiias, Lietuviskas parapijas grudo Len
kus kunigus Uztat daug zmoniu pradejo ne
lankyti baznycios ir tapo baznycios atskaunais
ir bedieviais. Bedievybe plito visu spartumu:
kaimecia atsizadejo baznycios bet ne Lietuviu
kalbos. Daznai Luvo ssreiskinu, Ar as gale
stu pakest baznycioje kap musu grail Lietuvis
ka kaba dergiama nemokancio LietLviSkai!
dauNiaul
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01

ia, ir pagaliau Japonijos jie-
gos perkirto ja pusiau, atsky-
re viena dali Kinijos nuo kitos.
Tas duoda Japonijai zemes
kelius susisiekti Kinijoje nuo
Sibiro sienos Xxi Singapore.
Tas pailgins Americas kara
su Japonija keletu menesiu ir
kastuos daug tukstanciu Anne
rikieciu gyvybiu. Tas Japonu
pasisekimas zyrniai sumazina
didelius Gen. MacArthuro lai-
mejimus Pacifike prizes Japo-
nus.
Kadangi Stalinas j Kinijos
vada Gen. Ciang Kai-seka ziu-
ri taip lygiai kaip ziurejo j Ju~
goslavu kariautoja Gen. Mihai-
loviciu, todel Maskva visai ne
Sims gelbeti Gen. Kai-sekui,
vietoje to prades isnaudoti jo
sunkia padeti pajungimui XII
MICS savo itakon, kaip padare
su Jugoslavija, sake Simms.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
zMONlJOS ISTORlJA
61O pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500

61O pusl. didumo knyga = kaina S2.UU
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
It's uz $500 gauti paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virscliais. populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raiden. Apsakona pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai kurie to-
sesi po 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
darbu pedsakai. Napoeono uzpuolimas Ru-
siios ir IT, Rasit aprasyta ioje kap EMO
Mia evvcno. lariavo nuo pat rries-istori-
niu Iaiku, per visus amzius Xxi mlsu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdova
Sius1it laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti juns 610 puslapiQ
ddumo zmonijos Istorija.
Reil1alaukit ''Dirvoie"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-01
KAs KA RAso }
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
kinija Laukia tas kas
IStikO JugOslaviiai

William Philip Simms, rasyto-
jas is Washingtono, daro isva-
das kad tas kas atsitiko Jugo-
slavijai gall dar atsitikti il
klniJai. Kick matyti, viskas
ko reikia tai CANA spaudimo is
Rusijos ir tas atsitiktu begy-
'je keliu sekanciu menesiu -
kaip greit tik Europos karo
padetis duos Rusijai reikalin-
ga proga laisvai elgtis.
Kinijos padetis nuolat bloge-
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SKAUSMO BALSAI
(M. Dagilelio eiles rasytos 1900 N.Y.

(M. Dagilelio eiles rasytos 1900 N.Y.
Kas drystu pasiekti didnares gilybe,
Kada sussiausus rakrante plakas?
Kas stengs apskaityti nelaimiu didybe,
Kuriom's yr nuklotas mus teviskei takas?
Atausta jau nleile tarp broliu isreto,
Ir jausnlas prakilnus beveik jau iSnyko
sventoji vienyhe globoj biurokratu,
kerstas il baime tiktai bepaliko.
Labyn Wis j zveris jau virsta mus zmones:
Isduoti viengenti, suskQsti, praryti,
Kietsrdziu tebuti, nejausti nalones
II gera is baimes tiktai tedaryti,
stai dvasiskas turtas! grazus palikimas!
Tevynes globejai mus juo apdabino.
II alnzinas audru ir veju kaukinas
Tx 1eisreiks vargo lzuris' mas kanMna
Bet kurgi mes dingsinl? Ar Dievui rugosinl
Kad regim brangiosios tevynes silpnybes?
Vientanciai nelaimej mes jam atsiduosim:
Jis rykste snlauzys skaudzios neteisybes!
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Amerikos Vaikams Lietuviskas
ELE IA EN- T @ Rus
Kama SUI prisiuntimu soc.

JUG.
Vaikams tarp ir 10 mctu amziaus.
''Drvos" Knygynas gavo naujauslu, alSklQ
maziems vaikams Lietuviskai mokytis Ele-
mentoriu - SPINDULELlS Dalis - is
kurio su rnaza tevu pagalba jusu vaikuciai
lengvai gales prasimokyti Lietuvskai skai-
tyti ir rasyti. Elementorius graziai paveik-
sluotas, kiekvienas vaikas ir mergaite nores
il vartyti, skaityti ir mokytis.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
820 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Obi
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LIETUNOS ZEMELApIAl

Sioje knyeeleje telpa didelis Lietuvos zeme
lapis, Kauno zem5lapis, Lictuvos natal if
saika miesteliu ir miestu vardai il prize
kuriu apskriciQ priklauso ir kitos informa-
ciios apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
kama tik SEC.
(Galima siusti paste zenklais pc 5c)
Reikalaukit Dirvcje
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio
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(Bus daugiaul
Evening star., 1944-06-06

awarded to Patrolman Fox at COM
mencement exercises today, his
thesis being entitled Equilibrium
Relationships Between Fluid Inter
faces: The System Of Methylene
Iodine Water Air"
Want to send . note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats to make
explosives.
Evening star., 1944-06-06
Pershing Halls French Invasion
BY Sons Of Men He Led in '78
Confident People
Of Occupied Londs
Will Aid Allies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Gen. John j. Pershing, who COM
manded American armies in France
in the World War. issued the fol-
lowing statement following the an
nouncement that a new expedition
airy force had landed in France:
American troops have landed in
Western Europe.
LAS the overmastering military
might of the Allies advances 1t will
be joined by men of the occupied
countries, whose land has been over
run by the enemy. but whose spirit
remains unconquered.
"Twenty-six years ago American
soldiers, In cooperation with their
Allies, were locked in mortal combat
with the German enemy. Their
march of victory was never halted
until the enemy laid down his arms
In defeat. The American soldier OF
1917-1918, fighting in war of lib
Grafton, wrote by hts deeds, one OF
the most glorious pages Of military
history.
To-day, the sons Of American SOL
diers of 1917-1918 are engaged in a
like war of liberation. It is their
task to bring freedom to peoples
who have been enslaved. I have
every confidence that they, together
with their gallant brothers-in- arms,
Will win through to victory"
Evening star., 1944-06-06

One pound Of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to naanu-
facture one-third pound gun-
powder.
Evening star., 1944-06-06
Mrs. Eisenhower Excited
Over News Of LANDINGS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The New
York Post, In a copyrighted story
said today that Mrs. Dwight d
Eisenhower, wife OF the supreme
commander of the Allied forces
greeted news Of the invasion early
this morning with, why, that,
wonderful! I'm so excited"
A Post reporter telephoned Mrs
Eisenhower at the Thayer Hotef al
West Point, where she is to attend
the graduation today Of her son
John from the Military Academy:
1.-The invasion? What about the
invasion?" she asked when she
answered the call.
well, it's started" she was told.
please forgive me- she said
did you say the invasion has
started? I'm still rather asleep, you
know" Later she said, But why
hasn't somebody told me?"
When communique No. from
Allied headquarters was read to her
she remarked, IF I were at home
would have heard all that"
Evening star., 1944-06-06
Army Sergeant Wounded
In Hotel Room ScuffIe

Sergt. Thomas Hook, 38. stationed
at Walter Reed Hospital. former
District policeman, was shot In the
left thigh this morning during an
argument with civilian in down.
town hotel room, police reported.
Following the shooting. police ar
rested James r. Kanode, IS, of
Coatesville, Pa, and charged him
with assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Police said Kanode told them the
argument started over possession of
a S100 bill. An unidentified woman
in the room was questioned and re-
leased by police
Hook was taken to Emergency
Hospital and later removed to
Walter Reed.
War Picture Exhibit
Battle scenes covering the period
from the Revolutionary War to the
World War will be on exhibition
at the National Gallery of Art from
July 4 to September 4. The exhi-
bition of paintings and drawings
has been assembled from private
and public collections In the United
States and Canada.
Evening star., 1944-06-06
Cupt. Wilkinson Called
Before Court-Murtiul
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SANTA ANA, Calf, June g.
Capt. Morrison Wilkinson, 28-year-
old veteran Of the China air war,
was summoned before a general
court-martial today to face nine
charges, including criminal assault,
lewd and lascivious conduct and
bigamy.
Conviction on the criminal assault
charge can carry the death penalty.
The charges followed Wilkinson's 8
arrest on an assault complaint by
Caprice Capron, II, Earl Carroll
dancer.