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From the Balkan Beat— Ghost Towns Dot Tito’s Realm

Empty Villages Help Explain J Neurotic Nation's Fears

By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia, Dec. 13—I have been touring the land ‘where Tito is expected to make his guerrilla stand should

Stalin: strike. It is a gra chain o 1 the Adriatis sea gray f ugly mountains that runs to The narrow-gauge railway that snakes from Sarajevo through the peaks-—is the only decent transport link to the Dalmatian coast and Belgrade. This, : Was a ribbon of hell for the Hun. prisal against town boys .who Nightly the dynamite of Partisan joined the guerrillas, or were and Chetnik guerrillas chomped punished by the Partisans for away steel hunks. somehow. aiding the hated oc-| At every single bridge — and cupier, . . overlooking every valley—the in| When one sees these things — genious Germans built stout things which we Americans, by| blockhouses. Stalin could make God's grace, have never suffered

good use of them should he/—one can allow, in small part, and Pvt. Dewey A. Mikel of Sellersburg. All are stationed at Otsu, (the last two years, retired from

smother the plains and cities. for the fear of all foreigners, the!

(And no man doubts he can do py psychosis that makes this a —

this.) |neurotic nation. Tito’s boys will live high in the alr ? mountains, and these rails will be] AT A BEND in the road we the feed line for occupying Ivan Were waved to a stop by a band . . . as they were for Fritz. Should 0of* people standing by a broken the issue be joined in fire, it is as-/cart. A girl sat on a rock, her sumed that the Yugoslavs will leg wrapped in a make-shift band-

knowing they can’t hold them. Many blockhouses have been an unshaven farmer to our interdemobilized into civilian dwellings. preter, “They broke off with the Friendly lines of drying laundry harness. Help us.”

billow between ominous turrets. | We made room for the farmer, Pink curtains peep through whose trouser cuffs were bloody: | wicked machine-gun slits. and the girl, who sobbed hysterics

vow ® ally. THE THOUGHT of still an-

The farmer chattered away: other war eating at the diseased ” entrails of Yugoslavia is appalling We used to live in that village when one visits these parts. Ghost villages lined our path from SaraJevo to Dubrovnik as regularly as them.) filling stations back home. ’ In early evening—amidst sheets! Several miles outside of Mostar of driving rain—companion Bill|We picked up a young lieutenant, McClure (Pathe Newreel camera- returning from leave. His uniman) stopped our car in one ghost form was wet with rain and his| village, I walked down what was /black boots coated with mud. He| once a pleasant street, lined with had fought, he sald, in these hills fine trees. Here children played and added: and housewives chattered on the ‘I cannot find words to describe way to market, how this area is pro-Tito. If the Now nothing stirred. If there Russians come we will defend our| ever was a haunted town this was country. There are two big worlds: it. Only the walls of buildings re-i—Wwe want neither.” i mained, as if a supernatural wind! In another village a man had howled through this valley Spotted our U..S8.-licensé plates carrying off roofs, doors, win- 4nd said. to Bill MeClure (in perdows . . , and every human being fect English): “I am an American and identifiable object within. The only undamaged structure here six months with my was a stone “rain catcher,” a family on a visit. We accidently square carpet of hammered rocks overstayed. our visa; protected by high walls to pre-; will not Tet us leave.”

(indicating a ghost town). “Now| |we are in the collective farm.”| (Which is where we dropped

serve the heavenly drippings. This: When Bill offered to help he — PE {shook his head. He was afraid to!

-night it was everflowing. | ad These ghost towns were either give his name. ~erushed hy The Wehrmacht in re-|COPTHiERt 1960. by

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“Four high-ranking Hoosier Air Reserve officers recently were] graduated from the Air Command |

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D.C. Miller Get Navy ~~ Hospital Training

Jonald C. Miller, 259 E. Minne- Rice, Ft. Wayne, and Lt. .Col. sota St, has been accepted for Robert D. Kalb, Greensburg. i internship at the U. 8. Naval Hos- ’ kes, Tl, Rear Adm! | pital, Gita Lake Navy Surgeon ©f Archie Snyder, Columbus, Ind, General, said today with the Eighth Army at Osaka, ‘ " |J , tly returned from a| Mr. Miller, son of Mr, and Mrs. Japan, recently returne Indiana University School of oto, Japan . , . Pvt, Charles J Medicine here. Upon graduation, Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. he will be appointed a lieutenant Charles Allen, 826 Bates St, and

Representative E. H. Kruse of Indiana, one of four U.S.

| Congressmen who toured Japan recently, talks over the atest |

"back home" with Pvt. Arnold G. Gerber of Milford, Pvt. Max E. Wells of Avilla, Pfc. Vernon L. Kirkwood of 1240 English Ave.,

Japan, with the 35th Infantry Regiment.

HINT 26 ON PLANE DEAD |crashed and burned 30 miles from KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. 13 here last night on a scheduled (UP)—A Pakistan Airways Da- flight from Peshawar. First re-

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