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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Couples Engagement
Is Announced Today

THE ENGAGEMENT OF Eve
Ign Jackson, to Stanley Kleino,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kleino of Waldenburg road, is
announced today by Miss Jack
sons mother. Mrs. Nora jack
son, 302 Euclid avenue.
Both young people attended
Mount Clemens High school. No
date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13

APPROXIMATELY 120 wom-
en- were present yesterday at the
World Day of Prayer service
sponsored by the Mount Glenn
ems Council of Church Women
In the Methodist church.
. Officers for next years meet
ing, elected at the business
meeting presided over by Mrs.
M. r. Little of the Methodist
church, are Mrs. Norman Mial,
Turner Methodist, president:
Mrs. William Schonschack, Gill
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13

MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
F. Clark, 418 North Yale street,
Wichita, Kans. who announce
the birth of a daughter at st.
Francis Hospital, Wichita on
Friday morning. Mrs. Clark is
the former Mildred Robinson of
Mount Clemens.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
OSTERMAN (Nathalie Watts Of
Mount Clemens) of 1861 Sara
toga, Detroit, who are parents
of a son born Friday at Wom-
ans Hospital, Detroit.
MRS. JOHN ELSO of 301a
Second street, whose birthday
anniversary is today.
JAMES HELD, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Held, upon his Sec
ond birthday anniversary which
will fall on Tuesday. On Sun
day a family dinner for II will
be given at the He'll home,
with MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Car
son and children Margery and
Giles of Orchard Lake as ex-
pected out-of-town guests.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES X.
SMITH, TIA North Gratiot ave-
nue., to whom a daughter, Kath-
leen Fay, was born last night at
ST.. Josephs hospital.
GERALD DRYER, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Dryer of Nor
avian drive, whose third birth
day anniversary will be Sun
day. A family gathering Satur-
day night will celebrate the oc-
caSion.
JOHN STEWART H l r T,
whose sixth birthday annivers-
airy is today. He is celebrating
with a party of 10 friends at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul S. Hirt, So Belleview
avenue.
DICK PURTON, son Of Capt.
and Mrs. Kingsley G.. Purton.
His 18th birthday anniversary is
today.
JOEL E. MATTHEWS, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews,
whose first birthday anniversary
is today.
FRED ECKERT of 1871 Ro-
meo Plank road, whose birthday
anniversary will occur on Sun
day, March Ia.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS c.
PELTIER Norma Lozen) of 70
Michigan avenue, who announce
the birth of a son, Raymond
Leonard, on Tuesday, March 9,
at home.
FRANK HENKEL, Of % IL
Broadway, on his 10th birthday
today.
PVT. JAMES MANDELL, son
of Lieut., and Mrs. Robert Man.
dell, upon his birthday anniver-
sary today. Pvt. Mandell is
stationed in North Africa.
MRS. CHALMERS MCCALL
upon her birthday anniversary
tomorrow.
MRS. WALTER BAHLMAN
of Canal road, upon her birth
day anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Graduates

PVT. BYRON r. BOYER,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A..
Boyer. 1873 Moross avenue, was
graduated from the Technical
Supply school of the Army Air
Forces Technical Training Com
mand at Southwestern Institute
of Technology, Weatherford,
Okla. recently, an army release
states today. He was formerly
supply clerk at Selfridge Field,
and before that teller at
Moent Clemens Savings Bank.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Home on FurlOuQh

CORP. ROBERT f. DICK
ERSON. who is stationed at Fort
Riley, Kans., is spending two
week furlough here with his
mother, Mrs. o. r. Dickerson,
Lincoln avenue. He will return
TO duty March 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
At Wooster, O.

IN QUEST of the coveted
Navy wings of gold, Clyde S.
Gottke, "a, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul V. Gottke, So Grand ave-
nue., is now in training TO be a
naval aviator at the Naval Flight
Preparatory school located on
the campus of Wooster College,
Ohio.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Now Stoff SerQeont

FELIX SYRIA has received
word that his brother. Tauno
Syria, has been transferred
from Camp Campbell. KY, to
Camp Polk. La, and has been
promoted TO the rank of staff
carocopt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Transferred

AVIATION CADET Lloyd j..
Bentley has been transferred
from Boca Rotan. Fla. TO Yale
University, New Haven, Conn,
for further training His home
residence is II Scott boulevard,
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Naval Cadet
ReCuperOteS

KeCuperOteS
PVT. ROBERT HENKEL, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henkel,
20 1-2 Broadway. this week was
released from Borden General
Hospital at Chickasha, Okla,
where he had recuperated from
illness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Hero Leaves

addresses Of those in the armed forces
cannot be printed In this column.
Hero Leaves
PFC. GORDON w. MORGAN,
wounded Guadalcanal hero of
the Marine Corps, has returned
to the Naval Hospital at Oak
land, Calf, after 30-day fur
Tough at the home of his par
cnts, 1874 Michigan avenue, Clin-
ton township.
He was feted at surprise
farewell party before his depart
ure, at which about 80 friends
gathered for an evening of
games and music followed by
refreshments. Pvt. Morgan was
presented with a substantial gift
Of money, and best wishes for a
speedy recovery from wounds
received in battle in the South
Pacific area last October. He
has been confined TO the Naval
Hospital since Jan. /.
At Memphis
JACK T. SIERENS, seaman
second class, USNR, is stationed
at the navy air technical. train
ing center at Memphis, Tenn,
having recently been transfer
red from Great Lakes, Ill. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sierens, AZ South Walnut street.
Naval Cadet
LYNN JOHN POTTER, 49,
year-old son of Mrs. Clayton
Fuller Of 20l North Walnut
street, is at Berea, 0. taking
naval aviation cadet training. A
Mount Clemens High school
graduate with the class Of l94l,
he is member of National
Honor Society.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
X Nth the Color, X

EDITORS NOTE: For reasons Of Sc
curity and because of lack of space. full
addresses of those in the armed forces
cannot be printed In this column.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13

MRS. ALFRED DREIMILLER
is convalescing at her home on
Grand avenue from recent APP
pCndectomY.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
Trianon Ball Room
Goes Democratic

The large crowd Vi black,
white. and other nationalities that
gathered at the Trianon Ball
Room Sunday night to hear
Jimmy Lunceford's band, proved
to your Northwest Enterprise re-
porter that real democracy will
work along social lines, if given
a chance. Our contention with
the management some two years
ago for real democratic policies
at this popular resort, is now re-
warding its contenders. From the
pleasant and profitable returns of
the Sunday evening mixed affair,
we are sure that the management
has no regrets for having abolish
ed the ''Colored Night" at the
Trianon, and replacing the vacan-
cy with real democracy in action.
We remain your friend.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19

as in all cases they inspire. His
step-son, Kenneth e. Wilson. is
now in the armed forces and his
step daughter, Doris Mae Wilson.
is clerk in the post office and
VIII enter Hampton Institute. the
alma mater of both father and
son, next fall. Mrs. Hayes, past
matron of the Tacoma Chapter,
and now District Deputy with her
pleasing and winning way has en-
deared herself in the hearts of
all, is a source of great pleasure
to Mr.. Hayes.
The Hayes's are a people any
community may well feel proud
to have as neighbors. Their lovely
home is always a source of pleas
ure to anyone entering it and
with other properties rented they
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
Negroes Successful
As Shipbiulders

CHESTER, Pa. May 10 - The
Marine Eagle, first ship built COM
pletely by Negroes, will be laun-
ched today at the Sun Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock company.
The Eagle was built for the
maritime commission in Suns
yard No. 4, manned entirely by
Negroes. Mrs. Rahcael Stevenson,
a Negress employed by the firm
for % years. was selected to
christen the ship and received
$1,000 War Bond gift of the com
pany.
Sun Shop claims to be first to
establish a shipyard manned only
by Negroes. Employees receive
the same wage rates as those in
other yards operated by the com
pany and John G. Pew, president
declared 1--WE are greatly pleased
with the work"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
Remove the NegrO-Baiter

Charles Ringer. a captain in
the Air Raid Warden organiza-
ton, has not yet been removed
from his post by Mayor william
Devin. although he admittedly
utilized an air raid warden meet
ing to spread racial hatred
against the Negro people.
Petitions calling for custer of
Negro families from the Holly
Park Housing project were circu-
lated by Ringer through the Air
Raid Warden organization.
Presence of the Negro families
is in conformity with federal reg
ulations, which Ringer arrogantly
sought to set aside.
The racial hatred freely admit
ted by Ringer at the hearing con-
Quoted b Yorder of Mayor Devin
was sufficient to brand him as an
enemy of democracy and the pre-
cepts of equality upon which this
nation was founded. He must be
removed from the Air Raid War
den organization.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
Anti-PoIl Tax Bill

The issue around the Anti-Poll
Tax Bill HR 7, now known as the
coalition bill is making itself felt
more and more to the American
people! The latest figures on de-
velopments indicate that 25 more
names of Representatives must be
added to the petition before the
bill can be brought to, a vote on
the floor of the house. LIB have
signed, 21S are needed. Evidently
the peple are beginning to under
stand that the fight to abolish the
poll tax is part of the fight to
win the war as peoples war.
Oppression of India and en-
slavement of people of conquered
countries wildly clarity the poll
tax crime in the South. From the
example of what happened to the
people of the conquered countries
under fascism, it is not difficult
to realize that that there must be
a complete united nation victory.
We must preserve democracy at
home and defeat the fascist ele-
ments who seek to enslave our
people by such things as poll tax.
anti-labor legislation, discrimina-
ton, segregation, and Jim Crow
ism.
The coalition Bill to abolish
the poll tax is a real threat to
the reactionary solid South" 1t
is rumored that the Representa-
ives from the South are threaten
ing a break with the Democratic
Party. A Southern Rep. who re-
fused to be named said, 1.-THE
South is tired of getting kicked
around, if they shove this down
our threats it is time we pulled
out" It occurs to us to wonder
who is being kicked around.
Ten million colored and poor
whites, American citizens denied
the right to vote, denied a voice
in the government they are a
part of cannot participate in the
winning of the war as long as this
condition exists.
Rep. Eugene Cox of Georgia.
said the whole movement to abol-
ish the Poll Tax was purely po-
litical, a gesture to gain Negro
support for the sponsors. To
Poll Tax Cox this may be purely
political, but to the 10000 900
Americans, this is a question Of
a free decent livelihood, and a
means Of protecting their rights
Ten million people allowed the
right to vote is large contribu-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
AN EDITORIAL
Continued from page y

behind you when you went away. But wait: Don't you
still have mother - sister a wife = or the
girl you going to wed = back there in the hometown
thinking about you? And there not other soldiers
and sailors back there in the old home town while you
here?
We wonder if you picture those loved being
mis-treated by ruthless brute in uniform may
be by gang of them? ee The Enterprise of two weeks
ago. Snakes don't care who they bite
We wonder if you realize how much the natural
respect and admiration for the uniform being lowered
by these abomnable occurrences which a matter
of fact may involve only small percentage of your
number Nevertheless the facts, few many, out
standing; and proposing that - you and =
get together and do something about it.
We do not wish to compare you with thieves; but
would remind you that among thieves there is
a certain CODE OF HONOR! 1t is said that = in most
instances they do not steal from each other. Can
not be = at least = good thieves this point?
LISTEN, SOLDIER: If you have loved back
home who merit respect, protection and safety, won't
you please all times, give all due respect, protection
and safety to womanhood here there anywhere wher
may fall your lot? These be somebody's loved
ones somebody who may be in uniform - far away -
overseas maybe.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
PORCY AND BESS
CONTINUED from page u

(COntlnued from page
Thing. /. 81 Got Plenty o. Nuthin''
i" faint Necessarily So" and
There's a Boat That's Leavin
for New York" These numbers
are musical highlights but even
the incidental music is inspiring
ly beautiful and entire score is
glorious legacy of genius.
Co-starring with Dun n is
Miss Eta Moten in title role of
"Bess." other famous names of
the theatre include J. Rosamond
Johnson. Ruby Ely, Georgette
Harvey, Harriet Jackson, Avon
Long, Warren Coleman and the
famous Eva jessie choir.
Play is produced in three acts
and nine scenes. From the mo-
ment the curtain rises on Catfish
Row." with its superstitious, tat
terdemalion population, the mu-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
BUY YOUR BOND

sic. costumes and rich voices cast
their entharlling spell which is
not broken until final curtain.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19

are considered really a part of
their home city and state. That is
why we call Mr.. Hayes the Sage
of Tacoma" because with his 81
years, there is yet plenty of grit
and energy left to fight the cause
Of right in him yet.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19

Are we agreed SOLDIER BOY?
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
BUY YOUR BOND
BUY IT NOW

ton to a speedy united peoples
victory and one guarantee of a
peoples peace.
Let your congressman know
how you feel about this.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-05-19
RETIREs FROM SERVICE

- Continued from first page =
Shop at his home besides active
In the lodges named above.
The Northwest Enterprise al
ways seeks articles from his pen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16

ljudstvom, XII med borbami obdeluje svoja polja. Kako
velika so ia osvobojena ozemllja, nam more sluziti "a me-
lie primer il nase lastne domovine. Sam Jugoslovanski
Informacijski Center je nedavno porocal, da SO %zavojeva=1
Ii Italijani in Nemci v Sloyeniji zopet ozemlje, XII je bio
pref dolgo casa V oblasti slovenskih partizanov in ma ka-
terem, ozemlju je bilo &c Sc ne motino SO POSTUM
uradov. Ne trgov in vasi, temvee postnih uradov, katerih
vsak obsega pc vc krajev in vasi!
To so torej vzroki, da nismo posyecali doticnemu
porocilu, XII je bilo namenjeno sirokim masam poyprec-
nth, nepoucenih Amerikancev, nikake pozornosi in ga
cato tudi nismo objavili.
Jugoslovanska vlada in general Mihajlovie bosta mo-
rala priti prihodnjic z boil konkretnimi in verodostojni-
mi vestmi ma dan, &c zelita, da bodo Slovenci in ostali
Jugoslovani smatrali tie vesti "a verodostojne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16
Borbe v Jugoslaviji
Nova ofenziya osisca je naietela
ma Odlocen OdpOr ,

LONDON, II. maja wash
ington Post) - Nemski radio
zatrjuje, da pomagajo angleska
Iletala jugoslovanskim partiza-
nom v njihovem boju proti "a
sedbenim SLAM osisea.
Beograjsko Novo Vreme pise,
da SO partizanski ujetniki izpo-
vedali, da so Anglezi obljubili
pomoc v zraku in da je tudi
"nekaj angleskih letal prislo".
Nekatera SO bila unicena, a
.druga zopet SO prinesla lie .malo
propagandnega materijala.
Londonski krogi tie vesti no
cejo komentirati.
sVicarski listi pa porocajo il
B~udimpeste, da sta Sc med tenn
casom ODE fakciji jugoslovan-
skin p%atriotov, XII Sc bore proti
osiscu, partizani in Gete genera
la Mihajloviea, zdruzili. Porocila
pravijo, da SO Sc partizani u
maknili V ozemlje, V katerem Sc
nahaja Mihajlovic: to Sc je
zgodilo oh priliki obce ofenziye
osisca v Bosni, Herzegovina in
Crni gori.
o Mihajloyieu trde, da je "a
eel zbirati syoje cete v central
min planinah crne gore. =
Zadnja porocila pravijo, da SO
zaceli italijanski uradniki posi-
ljati syoie rodbine il Atlantic,
ker v tel dezeli naraseajo nerni-
ri in izgredi. Albanci SO prize.
dill Velike demonstracije v iu-
gosloyanskem mestu Prizrenu,
ter OBJ tel priliki zazigali slike
Mussolinija in kralja Viktorja
:Emanuela. Vojastvo je streljalo
ma demonstrante, q policija je
aretirala priblizno 200 oseb. L..
gredi so Sc nadaljevali 8 take
silo, da je policija zaprla vse To-
kale in proglasila preki sod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16
predStGDIid

vstal in streljal naprej. Nikakor
nj hotel v zaklonisce."
Pa drugi noel jih je ZANE
njala stotnija X, tretjega bata-
Iona, XII je prevzela levo boeno
pozicijo ma bojiscu; takrat SO
Sc sele vrnili k svojemu last
nemu bataljonu.
"Cesto je cut, da marini ne
radi sodelujejo z redno ~yojsko'',
je dejal sergeant Chapman, Ike
sc je nasa gruca razstala. "Ti-
sto noe pa, ko sem prvic zleze'
v naso luknjo, sem Sc znaseI
tam z marinom, XII mi je dejal
danes vas imam pa zares
rad 49,"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16

bladet pise dine Is. maja, gla-
som porocila svojega berlinske-
ga dopisnika, da je' ciscenje v
ustaskih uradniskih krogih V
neposredni zvezi z napetostjo,
XII vlada v odnosajih med hr-
,vasko vojsko in ustaskimi edi-
,nicami, XII uzivajo velike ugod-
nosti; tudi ustanovitev hrvaske
SIS divizije je imela slab vpliv
ma tie odnosaje. Omenjena SIS
divizija je bila ustanovljena "a
"operacije v domacih krajih."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16
VEST IL SLOYENIJE

Londonski casopis Sunday
Times poroca v svoji stevilki
cd %. aprila, da ie bio v onem
delu Sloyenije, XII Sc nahaja pod
italijansko ok4pacijo, zopet OBJ
sojenih 10 oseb ma dosmrtno je-
co zaradi "royarjenja, in propa-
igande "a upor proti draw"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16
IVAN MALI:
Pryi dan "Bitke v mrtvaSkem kOtu"

"a neko drevo in tam so ga Ja-
popci dobili v roke. Kaj sc je'
pray "a pray zgodilo, ne vemo,
ker je vojak, Xxi je bill z MIN
skupaj,, znorel. Same njegovo
truplo smo nasli naslednjega
dine. Mas vodnik, mlad vojak
cd marinov, Xxi je dejal, da ina
komaj 16 let, je tudi padel v
tistem kotu.
mi pa smo seveda sli ma
pref, toda moral smo ma tisti
stezi vsakih par korakov stopa-
tt preko trupel padlih Japon-
cev. Razporedili smo Sc z mari
nj V nash postojankah, izpolni-
Ii vrzeli v njihovih vrstah in "a
cell streljati. sele pod zorro je
BOZ ponehal, da smo Sc malo O.
zrli naokoli in pogledali, kje
smo.
"Da ne pozabim, sc predno
smo Sc prav namestili, so mas
malo da ne postreljali nasi last
nj liudje", Sc je spomnil SER
geant. ma potu v hrib smo
nekako zamesali geslo. Geslo je
bila beseda "rumen'', toda pro-
ii koncu znasega pota smo do
bill vest, da je bio zamenjano,
ter da velja zdaj geslo "San an
tavian' ali nekaj slicnega; ko
mas ,je strata pozvala, da po-
vemo geslo, sem torej zakrical
"San antavian'.
"Kako'', je vprasal straza1
m%arinov. "Slisal sem ga, ko j
napel petelina ma svoji pnski
Zacel sem ga zmerjati pray pe
amerikansko, v upanju, da be
tako spoznal, da smo Ameri
kanci in Sc malo premislil, pred
no zacne streljati. Vprasal sen
tudi yojaka, Xxi je stal "a me
MOI, da pove geslo, in ia me j
spomnil ma stare geslo, tako d.
sem marinu povedal, da je bilt
: geslo pref beseda "rumen' il
da je bio zamenjano.
"Vraga", je odgovoril mari
ne, "Japonci SO tie prevarili.
Ko smo Sc pozneje razgovarjal
i O tel stvari,, smo bill vsi pre-
i prieani, da Sc nam ,je ma potl
4 ma skrivaj pridruzil Japonec
zmozen angleskega jezika, tie,
nam natvezil hapacno geslo.
/ "Tebi SO v oni noel izstrelil
' pusko IL rok, kajne', je mayo
vorl polkovnik Ben J. North
= ridge, poveljnik polka, visok'
rascenega vojaka, Xxi je sedel nj
e kocu, razprostrtem ma tleh.
Eyes, sir, je odgovoril.
mo, povej nam, kaksen oh
r eutek je to-, mu je odgovori
polkovnik.
"Ko Sc mi je to pripetilo, sen
>, upal, da sem malo ranjen in d,
a bonn mogel PROF., je odvrnil vo
). jak, pc imenu korporal Ami
: Kjelland, il Valley City, N. Z
a Njegoyi tovarisi SO Sc mu SINE
; jail in ga nazivali "Sova".
0 "Tega pac ne mislis resno,
: je dejal p%olkovnik.
= pa Sc kako.g pravi Kjelland
Z "silno me je bio strah".
Razlozil ie .nato, da je bill do
deijen utrjeni postojanki, izko
o PAM v zemljo tik "a bodice,
zicno oviro, ter da je bill PRIV
! clovek, katerega je ubil, japon
z ski eastnik, Xxi jill je hotel ma
il past .kar sam in tudi skora
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-16

"do1llAlS IoAA, i. JuAAAJo \NAs@AJ
- Ma dan "a. oktobra 1912, sc
:je ma vse zgodaj zjutraj bata-
lion nekega polka pehote poca-
81 in S tezavo vlekel skozi blato,
DEF in temo ma Guadalcanalu,
navzgor in v hrib cd obale, sko-
ri opustosene nasade kokosov,
mimo pokopalisca marinov in
cez letalisce Henderson Field,
zeleno z rujavimi lisami, kjer so
ga zadele sovraznikove bonnie
ali granate.
Ma robu dzungle, XII obdaja
letalisce, kljuc nash postojank
ma Salomonih, SO sprejeli bata-
lion vodniki, da ga spremijo do
.~p~ozicij, kjer je bio treba pod
preti sedmi oddelek marinov, Xxi
.je bill re cd 10. ure %zjutraj v
tezkem boju S stevilcno mad
mocnim sovraznikom, katerega
napade je komaj zadrzeval.
Komaj pet minut pozneje je
prvi oddelek ameriske armada,
XII je V tel vojni zacel ofenzivne
operacije proti sovrazniku, re
streljal skozi nocno temo ma
blizajoce sc vrste malih rune
nopoltih ljudi, XII so zasanjali,
da bodo nasi gospodarji.
Dva dneva in dive noel je O.
stall battalion skoro neprestano
V boju, ter je z malo podpore
in brez oskrbe, hranec Sc S svo-
JIM zeleznimi racijami, odbi'
napad, resil letalisce in bitko.
Kar sledi, je kratek opis do
godkov in dozivljajev 1854. pc
hotnega polka, armada Zedinje'
nih draw, pref Nacionalna gar
da V North Dakota, zdaj pa e
ma najboljsih edinic divizije "A
merica', prvi polk ameriske voj
ske, XII je srecal Japonce ma DO
jiscu, katero 81 je izbral so
vraznik SAM, ter jih tam tud
potolkel. Foster Haley, dopis
mix New York Times-a, je pre-
kratkim nabral vse potrebn'
podatke pri mostvu tie edinice
eni pacifiskih baz.
Prvi oddelek 1854. pehote, k
Sc je zares spopadel z Japonc
ma Guadalcanalu, je bila PRIV
teta stotnije G drugega bata
Iona, XII ie bila poslana zgoda
ponoci ma dan %. oktobra, d.
ojaci sedmi oddelek marinov
trenotku, ko Sc je zacela tako
zvana "bitka mrtvaskem ko
tu''.
w kolikor Sc spominjam," j
dejal Staff Sergeant Arthu
Chapman, 1921 Como Ave, Min
neapolis, smo dobili oh Z zvece
povelje, da Sc dvignemo in G
didemo ma pomoc marinom.
"Stotnik Mcconnell (Veon M
Hazen, N. D. je dejal samo, d
SO nastale tam neke sitnosti'
je nadaljeval in sc suho zasme
jail. "Toda ko smo .dospeli n
cilj, smo naleteli ma zares pc
klensko zmesnjavo. Sc predn
smo dospeli do marinov, snao bI
Ii pray v sredi japonskih postc
jank. Tolpa cd 15 ali 10 mo
mas ie napadla, a ko smo sc VI
gil ma tia, v blato, da Sc Ease
timo pred krogiami il pusk, 8
mas napadli z bajoneti. /,
Mas poveljnik je bill porot
mix Ralph Kamman; skupaj
enim nash vojakoy Sc je skr