Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1964 — Page 2

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THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1964

1 Reunited After 23 Years Apart NEW YOK (UPI) — Mrs. Stefanija Rukas, who was kidnaped from her Lithuanian home by the Soviet police in 1941 and interned in a Siberian labor camp for 15 years, was reunited Friday with her husband and daughter she had not seen in 23 years. With Christmas joy expressed in tears, Mrs. Rukas was greeted by her husband Konstantinas and their now-grown daughter Nijole. She was whisked to her new home in Connecticut and a sumptuous holiday dinner. ■On June 13, 1941, as a precaution against a mounting wave of Stalinist terror against Lithuanian intellectuals, Rukas, a school principal, took 3-year-old Nijole away from their home in Kaunas. They found refuge at the nearby farm home of Rukas’ mother. Mrs. Rukas, then 34, remained at home. The secret police came that midnight and sent he off to Siberia. Not un'il Friday, in an emo-tion-fraught reunion at Kennedy International Airport here, did Mrs. Rukas again set eyes on her husband and daughter. With tearful hugs and kisses, the Rukas family was reunited on Christmas. It also was Mrs. Rukas’ 58th birthday. Nijole, a pretty 26-year-old brunette graduate student, cried unabashedly and said of her mother: “she looks wonderful.” Mrs. Rukas, her dark hair now flecked with gray, also was in tears. “I am so happy but I am also very tired,” she said. Her long separation from her family was climaxed by 20 days of traveling. Snowballs Irk North Koreans SINGAPORE (UPI) — The Communists in Korea complain that the cold war has gotten colder at a sentry post in the truce zone, it was reported oday. Radio Pyongyang said the Reds have filed a formal pro- . test with the truce commission, charging that U.S. troops have taken to throwing snowballs at Communis sentries and making “offensive gestures.” “Between Dec. 6 and 20, guards of the U.S. side threw snowballs at the Korean-Chi-nese sentry post 12 times,” according to the broadcast monitored here. “They also made offensive gestures to provoke personneL on the Korean-Chi-nese side.” - Three Seminaries To Be Accredited DAYTON. Ohio (UPD—Three more seminaries, two of them in Indiana, will join the Accredited Theological Schools of Ohio and Indiana next July 1, expanding the organization to seven members. Dr. Walter N. Roberts, chairman of the group and president of the United Theological Seminary here, announced the expansion Thursday. Ne'w members of the organization will be Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Ind., St. Meinrad Seminary, St. Meinrad, Ind., and St. Charles Seminary, Carthagena, Ohio. The original member schools are Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, Columbus, Ohio, Hanna School of Theology, Springfield, Ohio, and United Theological Seminary. x IWT IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW . . , is moving into a new community, let us know too. A friendly call by the Welcome Wagon Hostess with her basket of gifts and helpful information, will make the newcomer feel quickly at home. Join in carrying on our community's traditional spirit of hospitality. Just giva their name and address to Rhone 3-4338 • wacoarc rewcomusi P u *» tki> ““O 0 " ( o >•< know m’rt I L H bert ‘ : B — - n Addreoa : ? J p Offewe how «*• Woteom Wagoo | » Hostess cell os mo I would He to subscribe to the | I I already subscribe to the t. Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation I >■■ooo Olli