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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

osoldiers and their wives or friends
who will enjoy dancing. The or
chestra will start playing in the
High School gymnasium shortly af-
ter o'clock.
For entertainment in the High
School auditorium preceding the
dancing. special program has
been arranged, starting at 1880
.. IN.
This party is for all service men,
their wives or friends, also for
wives OF service men who have not
yet returned home. and for women
in service and their husbands or
friends. 1t is general homecom-
ing party for service men and ser.
vice women, wives and friends.
To all, whose names and ad.
dresses the Goodfellows have, let
tiers have been addressed, outlining
the program.
There are wives of service men
whose addresses have not been
available. The Goodfellows have
urged, therefore. that all who do
not receive special letters should
accept announcements in the Daily
Press as their invitation to be
present.
Christmas Party December 20
A huge Christmas tree has been
secured for the special party for
wives OF service men and their
children the evening OF Thursday,
December 90
This party has been arranged
particularly for entertainment Of
the children There will be gifts
FOR every kiddio present, committee
members. Thomas O'Dea and Jack
Shepherd stated. Dolls, toys, candy
and other gifts will be piled high
around the tree for Santa Claus TO
pass TO the little guests.
Regret was expressed by the
Goodfellows that the names and
addresses OF every veteran, every
wife and every child could not be
secured. They have had SPECIAL
workers busy tabulating names for
several weeks, but some are sure
to be missed. President Shepherd
said, and so the cooperation of all
residents has been urged to reach
every service man or woman, wife
and child. TO have them know that
they are invited to the party for
adults Wednesday evening. Deem
Der ~ and to the party for chill
dren of veterans Thursday evening,
December 90
The Goodfellow message to all
residents OF the city today is,
Please pass the word along in
order that no one for whom these
parties have been arranged will
be missed"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

Washington. Dec. { AP-ln rec.
IGNITION OF the increasingly dom.
inant' role of aviation in the Navy,
Secretary Forrestal today announc-
ed new plan Of organization which
will give qualified naval syistors
three OF the six top Jobs under the
chief of naval operations.
As further evidence Of the evo-
luton OF air power within the Navy,
he said, avistors will he given fleet
commands.
Admiral John II. Towers, the
Nays No. 1 aviator and now com
msDder Of the titth fleet, even. ual-
ly will relieve Admiral Raymond
A. Spruance as commander in chief
of the Pacific fleet, Forrestal dis
closed.
He said Vice Admiral Mare A.
Mitscher in due course will leave
his present post Of deputy chief
of naval operations for air 10 be
come commander Of the eighth
fleet, based in the Atlantic.
Because these men pioneered
aviation in the Navy Forrestal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Chinese Army.
Waits For Nod
From Russia

Chinhsien, Manchuria, Dec 3 (De-
layed) -AP-Bolstered by airborne
supplies. Chinese Nationalist arm
les in Manchuria today awaited a
green light from Russia to begin a
final march on Mukden.
Although his main forces are $50
miles from Manchurias greatest
city, the Nationalist commander. 1t.
Gen. tn Yuming, emphasized that
no entry would be made into Muk-
den until the Russians complete oc-
cupation negotiations or until II
definitely is established they have
withdrawn and It is necessary to
battle Chinese Communists for the
city.
Chinese Central News agency
reports in Chuugking said Nation
alist spearheads were within 80
miles OF Mukden.)
The general expressed citation
over the arrival of II big Curtis
Commando Transport planes bear
ing more than 90 tons OF critical
supplies. The planes were flown
by Chinese crews.
Orders for the final march on
Mukden will come from Chung
king. Tu said. In brief review OF
Nationalist negotiations with the
Russians concerning the occups-
ton OF Manchuria by Central gov
eminent troops. he declared:
Il have sent a letter to the Rus
sian commander in Mukden asking
for details on the occupation OF the
city by our forces and its turnover
by the Russians They are still
in Mukden and | am still hopeful OF
an orderly entry into the city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Safety Measures
Asked of Council

Two safety measures were called
to attention Of city council Mon
day evening by Carl Arvin. seere-
tary Of the safety and traffic com.
mission. Both we're referred TO the
streets and walks committee for
study and report.
The proposals we're widening OF
Pearl 81. from Huron ST. to Ballard
st. to eliminate traffic and fire
hazards and repair OF black top
streets such as Prospect, Miles.
North and South Congress. s. Ham
ilton and s. Adams Sts.-to eliminate
danger Of damage to vehicles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Tucker Designing
Ultra Modern Car

Preston Tucker. Ypsilanti engin-
eer. il designing an ultra mod
eru automobile.
The new car will use a multiple
cylinder motor expected 10 develop
over $50 horsepower, which will be
teamed with a new type OF :luid
drive. The car will weigh approx
imately 1000 pounds. The chassis
il constructed OF steel tubing. he
body Of aluminium and plastic. Disc
type brakes which Mr. Tucker an.
ticipates will increase braking sur
faces four fold, will he a safety
measure.
Gas. oil and snition systems
have a single aircraft type connec.
ton. greatly reducing the time
needed in removing the moor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Extradition of
Mrs. Julia NJ.
Ward Refused

Helena. Mont. Dec. 4-AP-Gov.
Sam Ford stuck TO his guns today
in refusing to allow the extradi.
ton of Mrs. Julia May Ward to
Michigan TO face charges OF her
soldier-husband that she mis-stated
facts in getting a divorce from him
while he was on Okinawa.
The divorce since has been set
aside and in addition TO charging
his wife with perjury, Pfc. Noble
w. Ward OF Ypsilanti. Mich. seeks
custody Of their children. Robert. G.
Merrill, past national command.
Ell of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
said
Ford refused yesterday to re.
hear request by the governor of
Michigan to allow Mrs. Wards re-
turn, declaring the case is closed.
He criticized John w. Rae, pros.
ecuting attorney of Washtenaw
County. Mich. for appealing TO
various veterans groups throughout
Montana TO put the pressure on me,
instead OF pursuing the usual
course"
Merrill said veterans organiza.
tons would continue TO send petit
tons and resolutions to the gov
ernor.
Mrs. Ward obtained the divorce
in October. 1874, and shortly after
wards married William Straight
They moved TO Kalispell and
Straight has filed suit for annul-
ment OF their marriage.
Ward read OF his divorce in a
newspaper clipping, Merrill said,
and flew home from Okinawa
through the aid Of the Red Cross
Veterans groups took up his fight
after he told his story at an Amer
lean Legion meeting in Great Falls,
Merrill said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Births, Deaths
Show Decrease

A decrease is indicated in both
births and deaths in Ypsilanti dur
ing November as compared TO Oc-
tober. according to records OF the
city clerk.
Births, which totaled 80 during
October declined to IS during No
vember. or these. "a we're boys
and IL we're girls. Twenty-eight
boys and q girls we're born in
October.
The number OF deaths during
November decreased from is. for
the previous month. TO IS. Seven
men and six women died during
November. The totals for October
were seven and nine, respectively.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Congress Speeds Action

Washington, Dec. 4-AP-- The
House Military Committee put on
burst of rocket speed today in
an effort to meet President Tru-
mans pre- Christmas deadline for a
law to forbid crucial work stop
pages until the public can learn
the facts.
Chairman May (pkyD summon
ed his committee to a closed-door
session TO consider methods that
would permit a House vote within
matter OF days n passed the
measure then would go to the Sen
ate.
Specifically Mr. Truman asked
Congress to authorize factfnding
procedures for important labor dis
putes. with strikes or lockouts
barred for 80 days In his special
message the Chief Executive ask
ed that the lawmakers pass such a
law before they 60 home for Christ
mas December 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Stores to be
Open Nights

Directors Of the Retail Division
OF the Board Of Commerce meet
ing this morning have voted to start
store opening nights December Il.
continuing to December % All
stores will close at 6 p. IN. Deem
Der "a, Christmas eve.
Following Christmas and into
1876. stores will he open Friday
nights as hereafter. and closed Sat.
urday nights.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Hospital Loss in
Half Year S2,l27

Debi. Of S2.127S2 at Boyer Hos
pital during the first six months Of
the fiscal year was revealed Mon
day evening to city council by Al
derman William G. Duran'. chair
man o. the hospital committee.
This figure was felt 10 he encOur-
aging in view OF present condi-
tons.
During the six months Sl0I027So
we're collected and tl09 1852 were
expended. Losses we're the heaviest
during the earlier months with prof.
its appearing this fall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Victory Bond
Honor Roll

Two more firms. bringing the to-
tai to -. are now on The Retail Mer.
chants Victory Bond Honor Roll
They are Renton a Walker and
Wild and Co. both having sold
.heIr quota $500 per emp'oye
Firms previously listed are
Moray. Dixie Shop, Fam ly Depart
ment store. Hardy Millinery. Walk
or Furniture Sore, Family Radio
Shop. Webb and Mars Smith Fur
niture Co. Mack and Mack Furni-
ture Co. Apparel Shop. Nilloushhy
Bros. Weinmauu Matthews Co,
Hayward Clothing Richardson
Pharmacy. National Bank Of lpSi.
lanti. Evans Starr Printing Co,
Shaefer Hardware Co Mellen-
camps and Brooks Market
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Members
to Have
Last Say

Detroit. Dec. ZAP Opposition
by the CO United Auto Workers
top leadership indicated a rough
road ahead today for President Tu-
mans proposal for a halt to the
General Motors strike.
Union officials emphasized that
final decision on the Presidents
plea for immediate resumption OF
work would be left to the $4,000
strikers, but they made no bones
about their own personal senu-
ments.
Defending the GM strike as
sound, legal and moral" JAW.
CLIO President x. J. Thomas said
he was not sold on Mr.. Truman
proposal to end the stoppage and
abide by the recommendation OF
a government fact-fnding board.
Before the board is appointed,
Thomas said, the President should
know" that General Motors has not
cooperated on collective bargaining
and has rejected Cancellation. medi-
alton and arbitration. Such a
board. he added. could easily be
packed in either direction.
The union promptly Summoned
the more than 200 delegates to its
national GM conference-wi
whose approval the strike was call.
ed two weeks ago to meet in De.
trOt Saturday. The Presidents
proposal will be laid before them
without recommendation from
international officers, Thomas said.
The councils report will be car
ried back to GIN locals throughout :
the country for membership votes
which will he binding. the JAW
head declared This balloting, he
predicted. would he completed by
about next Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Costs Delaying
City Structure

Projected storage garage for the
city Of Ypsllanti will have to re.
main in the dream stage for the
present members OF council we're
.old Monday night.
High cost and unavailability of
materials and labor are the reasons
for delay in erecting the structure.
according TO City Engineer T.
Fred Older.
Plans have already been pre-.
pared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
City Collection
of Ashes Asked

On request Of the Taxpayers As
soc'stion Ypsilsnti city council
Monday evening authorized an in.
vestigation OF The possibility Of mu-
nicipal collection Of ashes during
winter months.
The association is seeking to de-
termine II such a collection can be
made without additional cost to
taxpayers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Ann Arbor Fails
to Increase Tax

AnnArbor. Mich. Dec. 4-Voters
at a special election here Monday
defeated. 40 20 Dps. proposal 10
increase thu school tax rate two
mills s2 per $1,000 10 construct
an athletic plant ss the first unit
NJ proposed new hich school.
Number Of persons eligible to vote
was 600
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan: Cloudy with no
decided change in temperature to-
night and Wednesday. Light snow
in northwest portion Wednesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
so. lowest, 81.
Highest tempera ture one year
ago today, 40; lowest, %.
Highest temperature this date In
last 7S years. 81 in 1871; lowest. 6
in 1895.
The sun sets today at sol p IN.
and rises tomorrow at 7:45 a. m.
The moon sets today at sos p.
m. and rises tomorrow at S:3l n. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Flashes of
Late News

ST. JOSEPH. Mich.-AP-Tenta-
tive plans OF the Michigan High
way Department to spend Sl6,6O0.'
900 on highway improvement each
year for the next three years were
announced here today by Charles
NJ. Ziegler. state highway commits
Sioner. He spoke at conference
of southern Michigan county road
commissioners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
Clio HEADS OPPOSE TRUMAN OFFER
GoodfeI|ows Prepare Big Parties
For Servicemen> Wives Children

Wednesday evening, December II, and Thursday eve
ming December 20, Homecoming days for veterans and
their wives and children, to be real gala occasions
Goodfellow committee charmen announced today
For the adult party Wednesday evening of next week.
Chairman Glenn Rdenour stated that nine piece orches
ira including three soosts has been arranged for the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

WAsHIN6ToN-AP-s ena-
tor Lucas (O.lll.) said today
Gen. George c. Marshall will
be asked why he didn't warn
II. Gen. Walter c. Short that
the anti-sabotage alert In e.
feet at Pearl Harbor when the
Japanese attacked was not suf-
fielent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

LONDON-AP - An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Aslo said
that William Hagelin, interior min.
lister in Vidkun Quisling's puppet
Norwegian cabinet, today was sen
fenced TO death for treason. The
execution is scheduled within three
weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04
SOUEEZER MOLDERS,

GRINDERS AND IABORERS
We have steady work good work
inc conditions. Ideal Furnace.
Milan, Michigan. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

LONDON-lNS - A Reuter-
dispatch from Karaehl report.
ed that 1000 persons we're be-
lleVed killed and 10000 driven
from their homes by a tidal
wave which struck a 1oo-mIIe
eostaI belt west OF the Indian
seaport today. Several viii
lagos were washed away, the
dispatch said. Relief workers
Alresd yare at work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

Southern buyer desires IS late
model cars. viii pay highest cash
dollar. Room 81. Phone 9ll9. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

MANILA-AP-Four armed Ma
Mia youths staged the biggest
bank robbery in Filipino history
today and were seized eight hours
later along with their loot Of $685.
900 pesos (Sl99.590).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

lleved killed and 10000 driven
from their homes by tidal
wave which struck a 1oo-mlle
costaI belt west OF the Indian
seaport today. Several viii
lagos were washed away, the
dispatch said. Relief workers
Alresd yare at work.
MANlLA-AP-Four armed Ma
Mia youths staged the biggest
bank robbery in Filipino history
today and were seized eight hours
later along with their loot OF $685.
900 pesos (Sl99,590).
WASHINGTON-AP- American
officials studied possible new moves
in the Iranian lmpasse today. Rus
sia's formal rejection of a United
States proposal for withdrawal of
All Allied troops by January l lett
this country in a position OF haV-
ing supported strongly but in vain
the lranian governments demand
the Soviet forces stop interfering
with the movement of lranian
troops.
BERLIN-AP-Th four powers
occupying Germany, aided by Ger
man civilian police, are pushing a
concerted drive against vice and
delinquency which is bringing m
about $500 Berlin women and girls
weekly. Up to last week 50 per
a.
eased. A campaign OF compulsory
treatment is now reducing this TO
approximately 25 per cent.
ROME-AP-Ch Christian DemoCra.
tic leader Alcide de Gasperi an
nounced today he had succeeded IN
forming a new italian government,
ending a nine-day political crisis.
The crisis was resolved after a
tense six.hour walt for Liberal
party support. II came when Lib
ersl party Secretary Leone Cattani
announced his party, which lost its
struggle for the key ministry OF the
i. interior. decided TO enter the gov
= eminent because OF great esteem
for de Gasperi."
RIO DE JANEIRO-AP-- Army
Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra, support
ed by former President Getulio Var
gas in Sundays BRAZILIAN presi-
dental elections. held substan-
tial early lead today over Air Gen.
Eduardo Comes on the basis of
scattered unofficial returns. Com
munist candidate Yeddo Fiuza was
running third.
MANILA-AP-Lt. Gen. Tomo-
yuki Yamashita appealed to the
United States Supreme Court 10
day to stop his war crimes trial and
let him plead his cause in Wash
ington. The Military Commission,
before recessing until tomorrow,
had announced It expected to de-
eide Friday whether Namashita
must pay with his life for the
atrocities OF his Japanese troops.
TEHRAN-AP 49, Iranian Prime
Minister Hakimi announced today
he would resign II he was unsuc.
Cessful In reaching by direct nego-
tistion an agreement with the So
Wet Union on settlement of the
Azerbaijan province dispute.
PORTLAND, Ore.-AP- Army
rescue crews on snowshoes today
hunted the area south OF Washing
tons Mount ST. Helen's for trace
OF four Navy airmen missing since
they parachuted from their plane
last Thursday.
MADRlD-INS-- Shots fired at
parading supporters of Spanish Pre-
tender Prince Xavier de Bourbon
Parma wounded at least 10 persons
Monday night at Pamplona, whose
citizens support Don Carlos, who
also seeks the Spanish throne. Nine
policemen and four demonstrators
were among the injured.
u & WEATHER FORECAST
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

MADRID-INS-- Shots fired at
parading supporters OF Spanish Pre-
tender Prince Xavier de Bourbon
Parma wounded at least 10 persons
Monday night at Pamplona, whose
citizens support Don Carlos, who
also seeks the Spanish throne. Nine
policemen and four demonstrators
were among the injured
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

RIO DE JANEIRO-AP- Army
Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra. support
ed by former President Getulio Var
gas in Sundays BRAZILIAN presi-
dental elections. held substan-
tial early lead today over Air Gen.
Eduardo Comes on the basis OF
scattered unofficial returns. Com
munist candidate Yeddo Fiuza was
running third.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-04

PORTLAND, Ore.-AP- Army
rescue crews on snowshoes today
hunted the area south OF Washing
toms Mount ST. Helen's for trace
OF four Navy airmen missing since
they parachuted from their plane
last Thursday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
NEW YORK, N. Y.
LIETUVIU SPAUDOS KLU-
30 VEIKLA

Lietuviu Spaudos Klubas ne
sustodamas veikia toliau. Va
sario 22 turejo savo' 84-ta is
eiles susirinkima. Retas susi-
rinkimas praeina kad nesiras-
tu naujai istojanciu nariu. sia-
me susirinkime priimta Izabe-
le Baltramaitiene is Elizabeth,
N. j., jauno Lituanistikos dar-
buotojo Kazio, Baltramaicio
zmona. Klubas turi apie so
nariu ir visi jie plunksnos dar-
buotojai. Nariai yra issisklai-
de po placios Americas kolo-
nijas ir visi jie ren1ia prakil-
MUS darbus.
sia proga tenka pastebeti
kad klubas retail kada pasigi-
ria savo darbuote, bet jo veik-
Ia eina be sustojimo. Daug yra
parasyta nenuilstancio klubo
sekretoriaus V. Jankausko lai-
sku Lietuvos reikalais ne tik
svetimoje spaudoje bet ir eilei
itakingu Amerikieciu. Proto-
koluose randasi labai idomios
medziagos. Be to dalyvauja
l. ir siaip visuomeniskuose veiki-
muose.
Shame susirinkime buvo nu-
tarta isleisti Kazio Baltramai-
clio parasyta veikala, kuris siuo
laikotarpiu labai yra reikalin-
gas. Veikalas vadinasi "Lithu-
anian Affairs, bus apie 180
pusl. didelio formato, apima
nuo 1914 Xxi 1914 NJ. santrau-
ka straipsniu tilpusiu N. Y.
Times visais Lietuva liecian-
ciais klausimais. Veikalas jau
atspausdintas, tik belieka iris
ii.
Nariai upo pagauti bematant
sumete pradziai $29 ir nutare
kreiptis j kitus narius kurie
susirinkime nebuvo prisideti
SUI auka kad butu galima grei-
ciau iriSimas atlikti. Viso rel
kalinga apie $50.
Pirmininkas A. S. Treciokas
pirmas penkine ant stale pa
klojo pareiksdamas savo dziau-
gsma. Sekanciam susirinki-
: mui veikalas jau bus gaultinai
baigtas. J. Rikselis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
PRADEDAMA VAJIS
SURINKTI $50 MI
LIJONU SVARU
RUBU

Su Balandzio / diena visoie
salyje bus pradetas milziniskas
National Clothing Collection
ruby vajus. Nors Lietuviai tik
ka baige Lietuvos karo .nu-
kentejusiems ruby rinkimo va
ju, taciau ir vel gales rasti at
liekamu ruby padovanoti Siam
vajui.
Sic surinkti rubai bus dali
mani visoms karo nukenteju-
sioms salims, ir tikine Lietu-
viz komitetai savu laiku pasi-
rupins iskovoti kad ir Lietu-
vos zmonems tu ruby tektu.
sio Vajaus komiteto nacio-
nails pirmininkas yra zinomas
industrialistas Henry J. Kai-
ser.
Visuose miestuose bus nu-
rodyta vajaus laiku kur rubus
nesti ir atiduoti, taip kad ne
susidarys jokio sunkumo savo
auka padaryti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
Worcester Mass Lietvaite Pasekus WAC Maoro Lapsno

WORCESTER, Mass. - Vie
tos Amerikoniskas laikrastis
patalpino 81 atvaizda ir platu
aprasyma ir laiska Worceste-
rio Lietuvaites, Albinos H.
simkaites. kuri buvo viena is
pirmutiniu istojusiu i WAC
(Moteru Kariuomenes DalD if
dabar jau pasiekus Majoro lai-
psnio. il dabar randasi Pran-
cuzijoje prie SHEAF stabo ir
jos pareiga yra suziureti EMO
niu gelbejimo ir isblaskytu
karo nukentejusiu reikalus. il
randasi uzjuryje nuo pereito
Rugsejo menesio.
Savo pareigose il jau ture-
jo progos apsilankyti fronto IL
nijose Prancuzijoje, Luksem-
burge, Belgijoje, Holandijoje
ir Vokietijoje, kur susitiko SUI
paIbegellals nuo nazlQ teroro.
Albina apraso pasibaisetina
karo isblaskytu seimu gyveni-
ma, zmoniq likusiu be pasto-
giu, be maisto, ir vaiku bel
motinu be savo tevu ir kitty sa-
vo seimos nariu.
Raso macius sunaikinta Vo-
kieciu miesta Aachen, kur ne
simato jokios gyvybes zenklu
tarp griuvesiQ.
Be abejo il bus jau .susiti-
kus ir SUI Lietuviais pabegeliais
ir atvarytais Vokieciu j vaka-
ru fronta darbams. il raso
buvus susitikus Lenku ir Ru-
su pabegeliu simtais.
Maj. Albina H. Shimkus is