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Evening star., 1943-05-04
Women Voters
General Council
Opens Session
Sir Norman ANGEL
Is Speaker at
Today's Luncheon

The biennial general council OF
the National League OF Women
Voters opened a three-day meeting
at the Statler Hotel this morning,
with attendance limited to the IA
member national Board Of Direc-
tors, the president and one other
representative from each State
league.
"The responsibilities of spreading
few ideas about wartime Govern
ment to a great many people" is
to be the central theme of discus
sions.
Sir Norman Angel, author and
lecturer, was to be the keynote
speaker at the opening luncheon
today. The title of his latest book,
Let the People Know" is to be
the title of his address.
The program tomorrow morning
will feature discussion of Federal
legislation for which the league is
working, including extension of the
Trade Agreements Act, international
collaboration for security, and anti
infationary measures in the fields
of taxation, prices and wages. Miss
Florence Kirlin, league congress
sional secretary, will lead the dis
cussion.
In contrast with council sessions
in peacetime, there will be no social
functions. However, long lunch
hours will be allowed tomorrow
and Thursday to give delegates op'
portunity to visit the Capitol and
talk with their Representatives.
Since January, 1912, when the
league undertook its wartime serv-
ice of spreading information on
crucial problems of Government in
wartime, members living in 1,500
communities have distributed more
than million broadsides on such
subjects as taxes, imitation. ration
ing, manpower, War bonds, OPA,
patronage, isolationism, lease-lend
and trade agreements.
The National League board has
been conferring in Washington for
two days preparatory to the work
of the council and will continue
its meetings for three days follow
ing the close of the sessions.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

Sixty per cent of the servicemen
sent from the battle 1nnts to st.
Elizabeth's Hospital ID patients
eventually recover, Miss Margaret
Hagan, psychiatric social worker
and Red Cross field director at the
hospital, said yesterday.
Sharing honors with Miss Helaine
A. Todd, also Of the Red Cross, as
guest speaker before an audience of
ofncers' wives at the Sulgrave
Club, Miss Hogan told how many
men brought back from a period
Of intensive fighting are suf-
fering from complete exhaustion.
A short rest cure enables them to
return to active duty, she added.
Patients suffering from more seri-
Gus effects also frequently recover
but are retired from service into
civilian life, she explained.
Tells of Techniques.
The speaker described a tech
nique adopted at the hospital which
is proving helpful to discharged pa
tients In obtaining employment. Most
patients feel embarrassed about
their illness, she said, and are con-
cerned about the questions people
will ask after they are discharged.
To held them overcome this diff
Guilty, the hospital has arranged for
patients to act out some of the an
ticipated situations before leaving
the hospital. The program, which is
called psychodrama, presents skits
in which pretended employer in
terviews patient applying for
job. BY testing his own reactions
before a small group Of fellow pa
tients. many problems faced in ad-
vance by the patient are simplified.
Miss Todd, assistant director of
Home Service at National Red
Cross headquarters, told of the work
already being done by her depart
ment in helping rehabilitate disabled
servicemen returned to civilian life.
Readjustments Needed.
You can't take a peace-loving
philosophy into the front lines and
expect to shoot the other fellow be-
fore he shoots you," she said. "You
have to adapt your philosophy to
meet the demands of battle and,
when you return home, there is
bound to be another period of re-
adjustment back to the tempo of
civilian life," she said.
Miss Todd told how the 3,755
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Critics Forum Series
TOClose Wednesday

The final meeting this season OF
the Critics Forum - Catholic
thought on best sellers-will be
held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
MayfloWer Hotel.
An analysis of Christopher Daw-
sons latest work, THE Judgment of
the Nations" and Alfred Noyes'
THE Edge of the Abyss" will be
given by DR.. John Keating Cart
wright, pastor of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception and founder
and director of the Critics Forum
movement.
j. Francis Kane will serve as
chairman of the forum A question
and answer period will follow the
review.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Delta Delta Delta Unit
Elects Mrs. Bailey

Mrs. George O'Bryan Bailey has
been elected president of the WASH
ington Alliance of Delta Delta Delta,
succeeding Miss Vera Schanche.
Other new officers selected at the
annual business meeting recently
we're Mrs. John G. Russell and Mrs.
Bonnar Brown, vice presidents;
Mrs. r. v. WEIGH, secretary; Miss
Virginia Daiker, treasurer: Miss
Ruth Adair, historian; Mrs. r.
Skagerberg, Trident correspondent,
and Mrs. David C. Austin, assistant
secretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Jeep Drive toClose

The Bonds for Jeep" drive
which has been sponsored by men,
bers of Sigma Omega Pi Sorority
for the past month will conclude
at a Mothers Day luncheon at l
pm. Saturday at the Willard Hotel.
The organization of young girls set
as its goal for April enough bonds
to buy IS new jeeps for the Army.
The bond booth at the luncheon
will close the drive in which the
20 sorority members solicited
pledges from friends and members
of their families.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Mrs. Worrell Is Ill

Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell,
president of the Wheel of Progress
and an active member of the Ladies
of the Grand Army of the Republic
and of the Federation of Women's
Clubs, is ill of blood poisoning due
to an infected finger. She is stay
ing with Mrs. Susanne Myers, 1862
Girard street NV. She will be
unable to return to her apartment
at Clifton Terrace until she has
recovered.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
USOClub to Observe
Illinois State Might

A series of special parties dedi-
Gated to various States has been
inaugurated at the USO Club at
1914 N street NV, operated by the
women's division of the National
Catholic Community Service. "Illi-
nois State night" is scheduled for
May 13 and an Oregon night" will
follow.
A recent observance of Mime
sofa night" was attended by num-
ber of war workers and servicemen
and women who are here from
Minnesota. A message of greetings
sent by Gov Harold E. Stassen was
one of the high lights.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
yALL-OUT" Sbezial

nIHS1s wtohtigs Angebot ist m0g1ich gsmacht
anrch sins neue Eotorrstnigungc1raft
SOHO 0xONE 0s erm0glicht 1hren soHI0-HInd-
ler die Innenseate hires Motors grindlich rel
ntgen durch die Methode in umgefxhr dreissig MI
nnten. Aner das list naoht a1les! Ausser der
!. s1A1r NE GAS! Disss "AI1-ouT" Bshand-
lnng mohrt 1a11eu1ange. Bet vie1en Autos Wird
die 1rsparniss Won oasolin fur die Bshandlung
3ahlen.
2 B1EET8T xRATTi soHIo's "ALL-ouT"
3pssial gtht nshr Kraft una usues Lsbsn dem
tx6gen Motor.
3. NOEo1 x1HA4xY IMM11Ne BADl Dank der
nsuen 3ntwtc1du1S ist xhT Motor inwsndig gs-
rcanigt, % dass das Del In sounmszmonatsn frsi
n3eaDt
5. 0C1E1AAnG ZNTxHDNX! Dieses "ALL ouT'
0pe1tal entfernt ans hrem 16otor schxdliohen
0eAlamn. der sich anhkufte i'm lGotorka9ten with
rsnd daessm oas ratiouisrtsm Winter.
9. v11zxkE UMD 1IM0z BEr1nIT uMD 0x-
11n10Y! 0hne den Xopf dss Motors abxunehmen
das AL OUT" bessert 1ingwirkung una hilft
ventile bofrs1sni =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
] euss,ass appel ujert
an 2lmterieaS 1ceole
Wnr Weredtiafeit fann Ben Irie6en
oeiuinnen


9eroou. Gr5btid)of 6rancis S.
Spsumnn bon Neap gorf rihtete aus
anfaB Ser aampaene Ser Gatbolic
CHARITIES einei, 9,tnbNtnfappeu Gh
amerifa uno eril1rte harin: Ser
,srieoen fam nllr ourd) Berehti9feii
acponnen ttperDen. inns nenn 5as
slmerita, ,oas mir Eieben l,ro leber,
ltidJt nur sen &ries, ionoern aud,
oen 6risoen ae,pinnen mill, muB es
Fortfabren, io.pobl ioealiltiih als
raaIiitiih 5u lein."
"Mmerifa nurB iih leioit unb ga
ieinen SSbnen lno 2od,tern getrell
lln0 gereht lciit, aoenn lie beipeiie.,
iebt ernelit an alien &umpifronten ser
Welt ,lno senau 10 an ser sainlat.
front ibrS lopale S,ineabe an ibl
San0. Sic Mdrrner bier hriiben iinh
;ubig uirS entiehloiisn uno ourhaus
iher, Nab iie ben arieg eespinne'.
ioeroen. 2ein Spicr eriheint linen
III groB, .pe,ln lie MIR oie @stpibbeit
6ahen, oaf, sic Art 'oes 9ebens, Ole tie
in bem 2aroe ibrer Siebe liebten,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

telt I'M S5eim 5u baIorgen. Die Joni
BON einem Sienltmann getan tuuroe
C!es lit iebr patriotiIds, elber es glib
,Sdlle, spo man inuner einen Glenit
ntann rllfen ioute, ipesiell ipenn man
iPitIteat, 6aB alle @asbabne gcfper,I
iino uno cs oennoh naf 8as riecht
%erIllhen Sic nid)t ielbit sen Sad),
iGhaoen feit5uItellcn - lpe5iell nih,
nit 3iinobol5ern noar aerse, oeln lie
!uarben toen 6ebler nidt finSen lmo
i'm &oipital liGgeu.
GieIe llnfGQe paIiieren mIf Srep.
pen iato oaoltrh mus ntand,ar slr-
Setter oas 9ett bitten. Seien Sic iiber
oab ibre Srepren slnn Seller poer
9ooen frei gebalten fueroen bon So.
hen, sic nidlt bin gehoren ober MIR
al oft oa iino alno aparten einen iorg-
loien aberdeen 5llm Sail 3u brinseu
Steaen Sic feline Tafete, Hdgel, @e-
len, Slaiferr ooer aannen auf Die
Sceppen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
s1eBenbaretid. .1mer1 r1fdnffAes poHsbIdff

..iub gses. Ga GoIooten befaitieen oos
| saes auf ibren HeImen, tpo es aIs
Dfontascgrino1nee hir 2clib uno
Vldtter uno nnberes gamoufloae,
material bicnt. gorpoiten- ,liro Spa.
ber.ruppen erbaIten treitere gese, init
osneu tie ibren sansen 4orper BE.
Seden. I'm i'm aniidrbar sll MAIDEN.
go miro ser 1ai,to baran qeb;noert,
ia'ncn 8eener raid, su erfennen.
Iht ssabriten, sic bisber in beu
Bcreinieten IStaaten arbeiteteu, iper-
SEN Jest I'M Nnrnen bes 2eno Aeuie-
,,Trogramntes ins glllslano eelhidt.
Sic geben on einiae 0titglieoar Der
Eereinter Nationen. slueenblidlid,
[lueroen Garbanotineen iiber Sen slb,
TRANSPORT anoerar sobriten sefiibrt.
Irei Ser erspdbnten rah lleberiee
gct,noen aht sSabrifen lito fir slu-
itralien teltin,mt, orei fir MuBlano
|pno sipci iiir Ssnh;en.
5irei ser fir slliitralieu beitimm-
ten isabr!fan tpcroen aui 1eionSerell
Nl,nld, MacslrtDirs geid,idt. sic
iouen b:e aonIerbembiibien berltellen,
hie fiir Sic Gerarbeituna ser bon Sen
9flTtraIicrn i'm Mabmen ces 2eno.
Scale- -s(hfcmmens fir sic amertfa-
Eiidan Sruppen 5ur Serfiigl,ne g.
i,clten 2ebensmittel be,,0tist sueroen.
siQe mad, ueberiee 9cbenoen 6abri-
fen oienen natiirlid, ipidtigen &riess-
ouftio,rsallfgoben. Sic weroen
niht an5lupeit con SEN Gronten errid,
tct ,parben. Inn 10 oie 9sahidJliblinien
|mGelidit fllr5 5a, balten.
2ie groBte Ser al,i 2eno 40eaiefont.,
81 erportierenoelt Tabrifen ut eine
,Reifeniabrif iny@erte bon 5000, 900
7ollar: 9ieie Gabrif lit iunfelnagel-
aeu. Sic lit fir Hublauo beItin1mt,
10 iie" jdbrlih cine MilIion Heifen
iiir 2aitautomobile er5e,tgen miro.
h Die anoeren ms sluslanb gebsnoen
gSerfa iino eine SGeenliible, cine
Betrolemnraffinerie, eine Maihinen-
reparatlrperfitatt uno Elm arait-
|1ue,f.
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lteber aae ttnfGlle in ibren Nnlaaen.

Sd)ritte aplroen getan nm unftil
K in 8etrieben BON inoipiol,eller
Herionen ober ssirmen, bie fiir hi(
Gegierllng l,nter @ertras l,n.crn
. r@allb-Sealp Gltblic Contracts" =Gc.
let arbeiten su rebllsieren, inosm eli,
@nb iiber iold,e llni1lle geiiibrt iper
Sen m,b. Tias ipurcs h,,rh 6. Met
calf @aling @erlpalter ser Bubble
Contracts @erapaltltng oes II. 9. Sc.
partnents Of 2abor befaunt gegcber.
Ser audi n1itteilte oas slrbeits .Sefrc,
tdrln Gerfins einen 8efcbl al alll
Srbeitgeber, bie fiir Sic Regieruna
arteiten, erlaiien babe, ser am l.
Osai in &raft tritt.
Serr Walling Dies barmlf bin, Oaf
I'M leBten sSnbr 10000 2sbcn par'
loren si1een ourd, llnfdae bei Sc,
Arbelt uno Dab ole'e unfalle melltens
hatten rerbittet tperSeu fonnen uns
oie Heeierung io,pie jeber Staat Der:
i.lfsn hieie 81 perbiiten, bnher mili'
gud, iiber aae llniGae in 8etriebel,
gefiibrt 1parEen.
lleber 4O,0OO,0O0 Irbeitstage gin.
gen oilrd, llnflae i'm lebten Sabr uer,
loren. GerRsungen Ser arbeiter meh.
rem it'd nod idlneller ais Sebensuerlli
ita in SEN Sabrifen, sic Tinge fiir sic
;Regieruna berlteaen. 0iele HefnrSs
miiiien fir pier Sabre lang uaGb BE.
enoialung oes Gertrages auibelpabri
hleiben. I'M fsltiteIlen s,t f6nnen o5
cine @eiisrune ser &erbaltniiie in bie.
ier Siniiht berbeiga7iibrt iporben lit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
8uSm,espercin
e1istraat

Samstag, Sen IL. Mpril, abenos
8 ubr, peranitaltet obiser 8erein IN
ieinem 2lubbauie, 1903 Ssranflir
@Ibo., einen groben
aartenabeno
slisuniten oes Sfoten &reuses. &affec
uno Atd)en iorpie anoere l1eberraih-
rneen geboren our 2ngesprbn:,ng; es
miro efenfaus Elm gertreter ser Rotsn
REORGANIZATION anspeieno iein.
gs eriibrigt iid), oes MGberen alrf
ole 9dtisfeit oes 8oten are,iaes eiu-
sigeben, iie ioute sur 8eniiee eiiem
lcoen befannt leii, nno spilfen allc,
Sab Sieiebe Ser gr0Bten uluteritiibung
bebarf! 0arrm erluAen mir aue uu.
'ere gefannten unb Srn,nbe, oaraii
friihseitia alrftnerfiam 5u MAIDEN, it'd
Oen II. slpril 5l reIerpieren uno an
oieier @obltatigfeits- &eranitaltuna
tcil3inebuen.
&orberfauisforten iino BEL allen
Nitglieeern ser Gintraht unb i'm
&htbbnus beim Getpalter su baben,
coer telepbonieren Sic @ooobine
5067 u,no meloen iidb fir oieIen abeno
an. Oieies miro oie Gormreitungcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

fir oas Qomitee ,ueientlih erleidtern
8leifseitig erlaarben mir ins, al,i
aos Gribiabrsfonsert, tpelf,es Sams,
tog, ben 1. Mai, oerbirtoen nit @e,
lang, Sbeater ,nro Cans in ser So
hemian Salle an gJarf 9lpe. ltatt,
S;noet, a,l;lnerfiam sit MAIDEN.
0ead)ten Sic bite Sic fonrrenoer
An5eiaeu in oieier 3eituns.
,sm sluftrage oes &pmitees
yS. g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
1aetriettcn uen Scr Oiiie<
q war 1ftiori1,atici,:

slmerifaniif)e Soloaten, sic iest II
9llien uno s(irifa fGmrfen, neripen.
Ibcn 5ur Gamouilage Nebe, bie uon
italieniiden ssiiferu Der amerifa-
niihcn @eitfiiite perierti9t ipuroen.
Iieie Slider baben iest bereits gum
5lpeiten Mal iold,e 9tete ser Nriuee
seihenft. Sic ifenften Dor einiger
3eit Aese i'm llmfang bon iiber co.
go Suaoratfuf. SSsebt baDen lie
ahernnals cinige bltnoerttsatie,,S
Si,aoratflb Der armee als 8citenf
gegeben. Sic Soloaten peripenoen oie=
ic gsete 8ur ganmuIlierl,ns bes Sop
fes nnS ser gansen 8eltalt.
Sie gsebe oieier itaIieniidben sSi-
Iher Der Weitfitite iinO ton uiel iei-
nfrem @spebe als iene, tpeld,e Die
,frmee sen Solbaten 5ur Serfiig.lne
ltPlIt. Sic ltellen baher fiir sic slrmee.
rerpaltl,ng cine grobe Griparnis oar.
SIN sllgemeimen apsrocn oieia eng
'aaldigen Nese iorgfdltig 5eridmitten
uno uuter Die Srlppen oerteilt. SIN
Gurd)id)nitt entfallen aui Sen elm
5elnen Mann sDeieiubalb Suaorat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
HippcSrcii,e Gteater
Sbcp 8ot Mc Woins" bleibt nod
cine ySpd,e ab Is. Npril

Sllm ierhltenmal fins hieie aipe
beriibmten ShallIpieler Bob Sop;
lmo 9orotbp 9anlar in einem slim
5ulamntenaehraft iuorben lll,o 5lpal
I'M Slim ,slbep Got We Gcpereo"
Gs lit sic romantilhe @eIdihte eInst
nuslGnoiidpn &orreiponbenten Sc!
nit elmer @anhe oonTeiroesagenter
lina,,netnlid)felteu bot
Gs lit elm intereiianter Slim, eint
SogS auf Spions in @aihington UNI
iii Don sen H&S Yictllres berauss
Qegeben. Sehen Sic Sen Slim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
$4O,O0O,0O fnr
&anHtecr betpiuiot

@aihinetpn. Ser Senat nnbm einc
aRipiaigling npn 40 Weillionen gum
Yusbau oes amerifaniihen 2anbbee=
res on, oie oieslnal bel Ser 6arnt-
prpbl,ftion eingeiest iperoem ioa. Die
MaBnabme ioa Dor ullen oafiir Die.
nen, einem Wfangel an 3,50O,O0O
Mrbeitsfrditen auf nem 9atoe ab3n,
belfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
EmitiDe Gfe
Nbaeblibt.


.Sie ieben aber miiae aus, 9err
tsiidar!"
$50, ih fanm fa,,m ihlafen Dor
OeL6iorgen!"
rWarim baben Sic mir oas nift
itpn friiber sciust2"
r80nnen Sic mir oenn etipas lei
benz"
rNein, oas ,rid)t, nber id fann
;1nen elm ousseaeidlnetes Sdlaf
mittel empfeblen!"
Bp1er?
rSie: .Sait on gar nihts an Del.
ner Solentaife bemerft9"
Gr: ,@ieio? @as lit Senn bani!
!os?"
Sic: ySh babe 'oir Dos Sod barir
,ugendbt."
gr: SO? @ober ipuBtelt ou oenn
oaB ems 5rin lpar?"
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S0HI0TONE Behandlung schliesst "ALL OUT"
wEcHsELuMa Elm (alles was Sic brauchen fur
beide Transmission una Di6ereentiaI und TUBNY
QUART Won SOHO K0TOB DEL!
THE STANDARD OIL co. (Ohio)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

nad arieesenbe ipieoer ai,fsenonlmen
lper1en fann."
grabiihof Spellnran lit i'm setpiI'
len Si,lne ser Srieoensoermittler bes
Gatifans fir oie 3,tfunit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

MutoIabrer! Sabsn Sic ie oaraE
eebadt, oaB Sic blifbe El1se an 81.
rem sluto baben9 Ias Greater Glepe:
fa,rS 'Safetp Council paibt oarauf bin
oa6, peum Sic our1 asbren lSpiegel
,r;ft ourd) bas bintere Seniter ieben
fonneu, Oh iih Sbnen Elm dnOercs
sluto rabt, ODER .penn Sic riitapdrtS
aus oen Sol berausfabrcn ielnno
auf ben 8ebiteig pa,iiert, leid)t eill
ltneliid paiiieren fann, apenn oieIc
sSeniter ifmi,big iitpo.
Wsotoriits oSer Tabrraoiabrer ioll
fen nift obne Elm rotes 9iht fabrsn
ipeSien BEL Had)t. Taourf psrbiiten
Sic l1nfdlle.
Serr Iutofabrcr es lit ihleftes
BeifMft 5u perIuf)en, einen 3llg sll
bieten BEL elmer giienbahnfreilsrina,
ipcsiea beute oa mebr ,3iige fabren
ais 5,,por, baher lit es ratiam. porlid,-
tia gu iein. Ans,pbalteu, sal ltmen
rno su bcren uno Sic belien Snfel
Sam.
Sausfrailen iino jett beId)dftiet
,no baber lit es nid,t leift Die slugen
u'rf Sic airber gu baben, huber iollten
Sausfrauen iett seidbrlife @erf.
3euge, 8erite rno Sausbaltdenlifa-
lien perIteder, oon,it Ginber nid)t 90
ran fonrlnen fonner.
gSenn Sic Sic StraBen freusen
id)nuen Sic nod red,ts uno linfs.
IA Jest Waneel an Arbeitern mt,
10 neriuhen piele 9e,lte ielbit Die Sir
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2. DEL BLEIBT REINE1! Mach disssr msrk.
wirdigen Behandlung bleibt das Del reinsr. . :.
LANCER. Sic erhalten Qnarts bsrHhmtss SOHO
xoTo1 DEL singeschlossen in diessm Trsis.
8. LAENGEREs TRlEBWERKLEHENI Trieb-
werk frei Won schxd1chen Abf6llen una 1f1sc6oS
nsuss SOHO Summer Betriebs0l sugsgebsn. Blns
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tion.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

were the true founda tons of the State.
1T is well named. the Isoia della
Sbe,onza - our Island of Hope" he
thought when he climbed back over the
jagged lava rocks For where is hope
greater than here. where it is all that
men live by?" In the last few weeks,
hope had risen like tidal wave with
the thunders of the battle of Sicily roll
ing over the water. They had picked up
hints of Mussolini's fall from the guards,
though Commandante Vecchioni had
done his best to keep it secret.
But now hope was giving way to
tired despair -Four weeks had passed -
and nothing had changed. While the
smoke columns, like misty pine trees.
had moved eastward to the straits OF
Messina at an ever increasing pace, the
black -shirted guards still drove them
to work in the morning. and at night
locked them up in the sheet-iron bar
racks. Messina had been shaken as by
a second earthquake; but then silence
had fallen. That was three days ago.
To Barletto and the others, these three
days had seemed longer than all the
eighteen years.
When he reached the plateau. the
bugle sounded in front of the Com
mandante's house. calling the prisoners
together in the yard between the bar
racks. 1t was too early for roll call. and
BarIetto, with sudden quickening OF
his heart, took his place between Beppo
who, in Mussolini's socialist days, had
been one of his co-editors, and Doctor
Rossi, friend of Matteotti.
TW-li-H-43
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Thirty desperate men.
waiting for the Day..

"oAASAs9 ava ~Ss~
AS HE had, done every evening for
IN the last eighteen years, Virgnio
4 . Barletto. formerly Judge of the
Sicilian Court of Appeals, walked down
the stony beach. Through the barbed
wire, he saw the fiery sun, which during
the day had made blazing furnace of
the tiny volcanic island, dip into the
sea. Its last rays laid a golden ribbon
across the shark-infested water, like
path leading towards his beloved Paler-
mo; there waited his wife, who had never
lost faith he would return one day.
Barletto was one of thirty prisoners
who had incurred the personal hatred
of the Duce and 50 we're held on this,
the most isolated of the Lipari Isles.
The never-ending making of fishing nets
had been their sole occupation - but
every mesh they knotted. they hoped
might be the last. The tyrant must fall,
and from Sicily, whose mountains were
blueing in the distance, ship would
come to carry them home to free Italy!
Barletto had been forty when the
sharp twine had bitten into his slender
hands for the first time Now his hands
were calIoused and gnarled; but his
eyes had preserved the clear and pene-
trating look of the High Judge. He had
not forgotten his Roman law. and if
ever again he were so fortunate as to
be on the bench in Palermo. he would
not forget that justice and liberty
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-15
CHINESE FORCES
REGAIN MICHITAI
Initiative Retained on
Yangtze; StiIwelI Back
at Chungking

Chungking. June Is 49, CU.PO -
Chinese forces keep the initiative
on the Yangtze front and have re-
captured Michitai, few miles south
west of the big japanese river base
at ShaSi, a communique reported
tonight.
The Chinese, who have been
methodically clearing the Japanese
from the south bank of the Yang
TIE since the collapse of the often
Sive toward Chungking, wiped out
more than half of one unit sur
rounded at Michitai on Sunday
night, then captured the town.
The Chinese high command re-
ported that heavy fighting had
broken out III southern Honan
Province near Sinyang. main Jap
anese base north of Hankow on the
Peiping- HankoW railroad. Chinese
troops attacked Yuho inflicted heavy
losses on the enemy and destroyed
communications lines.
The Japanese counter attacked
at Mopantasai twice and fighting
was still in progress.
Lieutenant-Gen Joseph w.
StilWell, u. S. commander in China,
Burma and India, returned from
Washington conferences today with
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