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Evening star., 1943-11-10

Capital Housing Authority, on the
west side of Stoddert School, so as
not to interfere with tha playground
space there, was rec0nAanended b.
ofncials after . recent inspection.
trip, according to MIN p, Christian
sen, recreation superintendent, IN
his report to the board.
There are ait recreation areas
containing more than l.i05 acres.
worth $34, ,259 ,29o in the District of
Columbia, according to . report pre-
sented by Irving C. Root, superin-
|tendent OF National Capital Parks.
Street lighting Is needed on 4
road leading from Twenty fourth
street and Benning road ME, to
the Brown-Young Junior High
School, according to Joseph Cole,
director of the City Wide Section
for colOred activities. He stressed
the need for more recreation cen
tiers for colored residents.
Evening star., 1943-11-10
California Fires 0ueIled;
Wide Area Devastated 4
BY the Associated pr

BY th<iAsSoeiated Press.
SANTA MONICA, Calf. Nov. No.
"a sntterfng chain of brush fires
extend1ng l6O airline miles from the
Mexican border to Ventura, Calf,
vas controlled or near control today
after devastating thousands of
acres OF rangeland and watershed
kliiing cattle, razing dwellings and
threatening an important oil field.
In tho Santa Monica Mountains,
names which have destroyed $50
houses and cabins since Saturday
were pocketed in Dune Canyon, 6
miles west of the Mauibu Beach
MIN colony. County Forester
Evening star., 1943-11-10

Spence D. Turner declared he BE-
lieved incendiarism responsible.
Likewise approaching control was
a new fire. believed started BY an
incinerator spark. which swept rap
IDLY to the edge OF residential dis
'tricts of Ventura, and spread to
within half mile of an Oil field.
Evening star., 1943-11-10
CoroIino Methodists to Meet

GREENWOOD, S. c., Nov. 10
H1.-The 18th annual session OF
the Upper South Carolina Methodist
Conference will open here tonight.
A program of business and devo-
tional services will continue until
Sunday afternoon. when reading of
appointments Of pastors by Bishop
w. T. Watkins OF Columbia win
close the meeting
Evening star., 1943-11-10
Archbishop Ettore Dies

LONDON, Nov l0.-The death of
Archbishop Domenico Ettore of No.
cera and Umbria in Italy October
81 was announced last night in a
Vatican radio broadcast recorded by
the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1943-11-10

Your heart may bleed for our
wounded soldiers, but to be practical
let your arm do it. Call Blood Donor
Center, District 5000, and make an
engagement to give some blood.
Evening star., 1943-05-25
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Evening star., 1943-09-20
Rogers Wants Alliance
Of Big Four After War
BY the Associated Press.

6y tne ASSoclated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Repre-
sentative Will Rogers, Jr., of Cali
fornia, said last night America must
"enter into a close and lasting al
lance with England, Russia and
China" as the sole alternative to a
third world war.
Mr.. Rogers made the statement on
his arrival at La Guardia airport
aboard a Pan American Always
clipper which brought him from
England. where for seven weeks he
had toured American fighter and
bomber stations and conferred with
British officials. He also briefly visit
ed Ireland
"All I have seen. and all have
heard" he said, "convinces me that
we must enter into a close and last
ing alliance with England. Russia
and China, or else we might just as
we'll start preparing now for a third
world war. The postwar problem will
be difficult enough 1t is imperative
that the victors have unity among
themselves or solutions will be i'm
possible"
Evening star., 1943-09-20

and broad grin, would cut in with
She's right. Mattel"
Earlier Battle Cited.
Young Mayo was hanging on every
word-of the serious talk. He was
our newest man and lacked the ex-
perience of the others why don't
we do it this way" he would say,
breaking in with some naive sugges-
ton. I think he would try to cover
real blunders by adding some in
credibly ridiculous ones while keep
ing dead pan.
Mayo was wonderful One day
on a mission of eight planes up the
coast above Buna we saw II Zeros
out over the sea and ahead of us.
The flight leader wheeled and start
ed back for our gap in the Owen
Stanley Range and Port Moresby.
We all wheeled in formation and
Mayo was on the outside, which
brought him closest to the Zeros.
He saw them all right. The Zeros
chased US, but we lost them by
flying over the jungle. where it was
hard for them to see us at dis
tance. Mayo's plane was the last
to put down on our strip. He
jumped out and ran over to Geedub
1t seems he had question that
was burning for an answer. 1t was:
What did we come back for?"
Our operations hut, where we
were all gathered, wasn't much big
ger than an apartment dweller's
living room. When more than q
dozen pilots got in there for such
serious pow-wow as our little tribe
was holding. things got pretty
crowded There was the teletype
that would bring us additional in
formation on the course of the
enemy feet and the weather from
Az headquarters intelligence at
Port Moresby). There were couple
of desks which we sat on and the
floor which we also sat on. And
there were maps on the wall we
could point to in explaining our
ideas. Besides the problem of going
in against warship the question
uppermost in our minds was, would
the invasion feet put in at their
harbor at Lac, within our range.
If they went to Finschafen or We
wax, further up the coast, it would
be show for the heavy and me-
dium bombers only. We would be
left out.
Plan to Refuel.
mo, we WON'T said Geedub
Were going. We will try to get
back to Dobudura to refuel. Prob
ably half of us will be strung along
the coast, but we're going to be in
on it."
Dobudura was the new strip the
engineers were completing at Buna,
the japanese stronghold on the
north coast directly over the noun
tains, which was captured by the
Australians and Americans in De-
cember after difficult campaign
in the jungle swamps. We were not
using it as base yet but there
was fuel there for the pilot who
could not get back over the noun
tains.
Capt. Dunbar was as optimistic
as usual-and that was bad. With
that same optimism he used to go
into the crap CRANE. or the dealers
choice game of wild varieties of
poker every night, and every night
he would lose. Dunbar. was from
Maine. 1 suppose that was why he
was called Dixie Dunbar.
Everybody had chance to enter
his ideas. No one wanted to appear
to be shooting off his mouth. There
were moments of silence as the boys
hesitated to be the first to speak and
interrupt the very apparent cogita-
ton on the last idea voiced.
One thing encouraged us. In jan
uary when we knew that the Japs
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Children Sent Home
To Await Bigger School
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DECATUR, 1ll.-Miss Burnice
Berry, teacher at rural Oak Ridge
School, was like the old lady who
lived in = shoe-she had 50 many
children-but. Miss Berry knew
what to do.
At the opening day OF school, Miss
Berry found her classroom over
crowded with pupils. She counted
38, but as there were only 20 seats
she sent the children home for
two weeks while carpenters and vol
unteers began constructing an addi-
tion to the school building to house
more seats.
Evening star., 1943-09-20

had managed to put supply ships
into Lac we went up there to drop q
few bombs. We came over the hill,
flying low, and there right under
us was Japanese destroyer. One
after another our entire flight went
over it. 1t spluttered some but
didn't hit any of us. When we got
back we wanted to load up with
delayed fuse bombs and return to
try our new skip bombing technique
on it. But we were not allowed to
try.
IF we got away with 1t then, we
can get away with it now" said one
of the boys, and with that COM
fOrting thought we went to bed. 1t
was 3 am.
Tom 0rrn1D. .Ckj,a- Pn,n J,fun
Evening star., 1943-09-20
AND LERN & FINK ADDS:
Were proud ofyou,W u,WalterDunnicani

1O Walter Dunnican has come one
i of Americas most coveted honors
the Army Ordnance Department Cita-
ton for distinguished service by civil
ian. 1t was presented to Mr.. Dunnican
last week by high Army officials for his
outstanding work in re-design of an
ammunition fuse, resulting in a more
effective fuse at great saving in material
Evening star., 1943-09-20

and machine hours. This fuse is now in
maximum production at the Lehn &
Fink plant in New Jersey.
We at Lehn & Fink are proud of
Walter Dunnican, and of all our en-
ployees now engaged in this great war
job. We believe this same kind of Amer
lean skill and hard work will create a
better world when peace comes again.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Victory at Bismarck Sea:

In the battle OF the Bismarck out
to perfection the Army urdnS the protection
o0n shores Loneranee reconnaissance planes Flying Foe
dtscoUered feet approaching NeU
cult ,0eaher succeeding flights
the fleet 0ithin by
flying at mast height and deck straters and
chine fire onto the
This is the second OF II stories the operation
Evening star., 1943-09-20

Dorothy
Powder lv.ol
Evening star., 1943-09-20

Tomorrow: Skip Bombing.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

Gee odgovarja kratko, zme-
rom sunkoma in zmerom bolj
srdito:
"Samo obupanci odhajajo v
Ameriko! - Mic podjetnosti;
vedno 81 bill len, nemaren! -
Sauna brezboznost! Srecelov-
stvo! Pustolovstvo! -Cemu pa
81 pripeljal tega gospoda? -
Ia prico? Ali :je to zaupanje
svojim starisem?- Cemu pa 81
naznanil ia svoj prihod? -- Sc
ia je koncana! IL meme ne IL
tisnes nit bora vec! -- &c ii nj
prav, pa mic! - Pri Zorku je
Re vse napisano; ko hos po-
ivan, pa pridi! = Lahko tudi
prazen odjadras! Moli tam "a
mojo smrt, da dobis poprej
svoj delez! - Velik ne DO, to JIG
gotovo! - S trebuhom "a kru-
HON, prav mas! - LIE prazer
pojdi! Gin bolj ii je trebuh
lacen, tenn bolj Sc zenes "a "a.
sluzkom! - Dobro! PR Zorku
naredimo! - MisliS, da gres
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je pozabil! - Ali hi vas smell
prositi "a uslugo, gospod lit
mix? - Turk hi moral It'll z ma
no k mojim starisem Sal
razumete: JAZZ odhajam il
domovine, cato sc moran ma
max nacin pobotati z ocetom.
Pogodbo naredimo v Zorkovi pi-
sarni, - vi ste Zorkov konci-
pijent Ali bi hoteli til z
menoj mesto Turka?"
"Ne VEN -. S Praznikom -.
Ali me ne potrebujes, D~reja?"
"Kar pojdi, Fomo! Zane je
najbolje, &c sem "a enkrat
sam" - Ponudi mu roko, a
obraza ne obrne cd okna -.
- Drnovsku je nerodno po-
leg zitnika. Ko ga je poprosil
"a uslugo, nj nit pomislil ma
nekdanjo rivaliteto. Zdaj pa mu
je naenkrat strasno neprijetno
Oh spominu ma oni PRIOR v ku-
peju -. in nenadoma mu pri-
de do zavesti: - Sal je FAINT ze
Zopet pod isto. streho z Vero!?
Bogve, bogve obenem ga
obhaja S two podrejenosti
pred tenn - Madden; sam
nase Sc jezi, ko ga jennie sko-
raj siloma ma svojo desno
stran ter 81 ne more kaj, da ne
bi 49, domisljavemu golobradcu
- malone dyoril -.
A tudi Tonic je v zadregi;
bled je in v~znemirjen ...Zdaj
Sc sele pray zaveda, kako resno
je Drnovsku z Vero, kako odlo-
ellen je njegov nacrt "a odhod
v Ameriko in kako zelo je ze
VISA star dozorela! In zdajci ina
strasno tezko vest: - tn je
MOI, XII je pripravljen vse svo-
je zivljenje zrtvovati Veri in
il ustvariti dom in sreco; - ii
pa 81 upas drezati v razvoj stva-
ri use skupaj morda onemo-
mogociti in oropati dekleta vse
bodocnosti? - I'll hi hotel z
Vero izkoris-
It'll memo udano lahkovernost
in jo nazadnje zopet brezobzir-
no zapustiti?
"Jaz imam maceho, gospod
|zitnik" - pripoveduje Drnov-
SEX, ko sta zapustila tramvaj in
stopila v ~predmestje. ITO je
najbrze izvor vse mole nesrece
pod domaco1strehO! Gee lie cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

zlata iskat v Ameriko? Sc bla-
ia 81 zazelis IL domovine! -
Pustolovec! Nemarnjak! ;.
Maceha je yes cas- molcala in
81 samo tuintam obrisala kotic-
Ike stisnjenih, sovraznih ust.
Zdaj plane hlastno in sikne
strupeno:
"Babjek! LIE odzeni 81 tudi
svojo ljubo S seboj!"
In pray tako nenadoma je 20
pet tho; roke il leze v narocJu
kakor zvita kaca -.
CDalje ~prihodnjic)
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trohica strasti in onih medse-
bojnih custvenih privlacnosti,
neutesnih koprnenj in dusevnih
simpatij, XII ii p~odzigajo pohlep
in kurijo vroco kri, da Sc zaga-
MAS preko vseh ovir in preko
vseh pragov in preko vseh vra-
gov, dokler Sc ne spojis z ljub-
ljenim bitten? - Sam 81 pisal:
- 'odkar sem bill vpeljan V dru-
Zinc, je bila najina ljubezen -
kakor posvecena.' - Posvecena ?
Ali Sc ne smejes? - Izpuhtela
je, ker je bila samo pena! -
Dokler sta skrivoma ljubim-
kala, je lezala vsaj neka ten
ka senca gresca ma stvari; tt 81
vsaj sanjal greh -. Pozneje -.
Brez greha nj ljubezni, dragi
MOL"
"Poslusaj, Javor!!" - zacne
Tomo; a oni ga takoj prekine
"Nic ne bonn poslusal, Tomo!
Tu mi sploh ne mores ugovar-
jati! Pa tudi ne utegnem -.
Same nekaj Sc: - Moja FARO
citev ostane tajna, - tako sem
Blejcu obljubil -, dokler ne
ukrenemo drugace! In tudi -
to zmerjanje, Tomo," - favor
pokaze z glavo ma Praznika, -
maj ostane tajno; - tudi to
sem Blejcu obljubil, da Sc z
gospodom porocnikom Andre
jem Praznikom - ne stepem!
Servus, Tomo!"
zitniku je nerodno; rdec je v
lica, prsti mu nestrpno svalj-
kajo cigarette, pogled je nesta-
len. Prank IRE Sc zmerom sko-
ri okno, zabobna tuintam pc mi
ri in strese z glavo; pc vsem
obrazu ina rdece pege, oci so
mu rdece obrobljene, kot ohio
kane Zitnik hi mu rad kaj
rekel, rad hi Sc razgovoril z
MIN, rad hi ga tolazil, - pa ne
najde prave besede -.
"Oprostite, gospod Tomo lit
nik!"
Nekdo Sc dotakne njegove ra-
me -. Stanislav Drnovsek:
cali niste videli gospoda Tur-
ka?"
Danes mel"
"Zmenjena sva bila, da Sc tn
sestaneva; pa ga re cello uro ca
kan, a MEGA cd nikoder."
Malo je v zadregi: = "Brzcas
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locen in gospodovalen MOI; ona
pa 81 ga je vendar znala obrz-
dati. Najprej ga je bila nahuj-
skala roper moi poklic. Casni-
kar je slabsi cd izgubljenega
studenta; morda je Sc hujsi ne
go kaksen - lacen pesnik
Hahaha, brez sale, gospod To-
mo zitnik! 49, In potem 81 je
Toncko, memo daljno necaki-
MO, XII jo je bila pripeljala k
Hist. Same v TEN slucaju posta-
mem ocetov glavni dedic -. Sal
boste sami videli in slisali!..."
Sprejem pri branjevcu je re-
10 nemilosten. Starr sedi "a hi
So v senci, s cigaro v ustih, z
rokami ma kolenih, S strogimi,
prodirajocimi pogledi. Lep clo-
vek je, podoben sinu; a vecji
nego ia, eez pleca ozji in cisto
osivel. Dostojanstven starec, tr-
mast, samovoljen. Ia zitnika sc
komaj zmeni, odzdravi samo z
ocmi, vstane in stopi pred nil
ma hiso.
V sobi je polumrak, ker so
oknice zaprte in okna z rozami
zadelana. Ma divanu IA MILO
sedi debela zenska, z rokami
prekrizanimi v narocju, z BILE
dim, ohlapnim obrazom, z vo-
DENIM ocmi in mrzlimi pogledi.
Tudi tn nj mic pozdrava.
Stanislav potisne zitnika ma
divan poleg macehe, vrze klo-
bulk ma mizo, Sc odhrka, plume
v robec in sede ma stol pred
MILO. Popravlja 81 nanosnik, a
prsti Sc mu tresejo.
Start sc spusti v fotelj pr
vratih.
Nenadoma je Toncka sredi
sobe, pozdravlja strasno sladko
in trese Stanislavu roko:
bog tie zivi, Stanko! Dolgo
tie Re mic nj bilo doma! Kako je
kaj s teboj? Ali 81 Sc nam po-
pomona izneveril?" 49, Pa Sc
zdajci zmede: - cali innate
kaksno resno stvar? Kaksne po-
menke?- Ali maj odidem, tet-
ka?"
Debelkasta deklina je bleda,
gladko p%ocesana, kakor zlizana.
Men izgovor je pretiran kakor
Stanislav. - Teta il pokima in
ona izgine:
ma svidenje, Stanko, predno
odides!"
Start 81 pogladi svojo dolgo
in ozko brado in vprasa sum
koma:
"Ti 81 nisi premislil ?"
Stanislav razlozi, da ga caka
krasna sluzba v Ameriki; sluz-
ba v banki in obenem uredni-
stvo slovenskega casnika. Della
dosti, a plaza TAXA, kakor jo
ina v Evropi komaj dyorni
svetnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
ML.ADA

I'll mOrQd nlSl LdkO uleIOuA-
cen, tako prevejan, tako nelz-
merno konsekventen in vztrajen,
kakor on -. ker 81 prelen IN
presurov, proved brutalen in pre-
malo stalen -. Sc mnogo grsi %
Lovelacea, ker ii pr zapeljeva-
nju in pri zavojevanju sploh nj
"a - cloveka, temvec samo "a
49, greh!!"
"Zakaj mi potem ne zadosca
kaksna stara bahia? Greh je
greh!"
"Greh nj greh; tudi brzolica
in brzolica sta zelo razlicni dive
brzolici. Toliko 81 izbircen in
toliko 81 vajen snage, da gledas
ma - pripravo in ma serviranje
49,. in da zapodis natakarico, &c
ii prinese umazano skodelico in
muho v kavi!!"
favor zamezikne:
mi mi "a Gloveka, pravis?
Nj mi "a osehnost? - Potem hi
Sc ne gnal samo "a nekim -
posebnim dekletom; potem bl
plesal in hi Sc vrtel V Nth mno-
zici in hi samo prezal - ma pri-
loznost!"
"Tega ne delas, ker 81 nisi
west, ker 81 sc sam sebi izne-
veril. A zdi Sc mi, da ii stvar
ne tekne; JAZZ hi ii prav il srca
priporocal, da Sc zopet zaletis -
V Stacuno!!"
"V stacuno' - kima favor
z glavo in pomolze malo odloc-
neje svojo cigaro.
cali poznas 'Skrivnostno zgod-
boz roman lorda Litton-Bul-
werja?"
"Strasno sem neveden in ne
ucen. Literal! Vidis, Tomo, do
misljujem 81, da sem slovstve-
mix, pa najboljsega slovstva ne
poznam.'
"Zate je seveda Bulwer-'
"Sund!!"
Him.. 'SkriVnostna zgod-
ba,' dragi moi, nj sund, am
pax junak romanu - Mar
grave, crni magik, carodej, zlo-
Cinec, - on je sund, izvrzek
clovestva!"
"In tudi temu izvrzku - sem
podoben?"
Dreja Sc nakloni -. Razbur'
jenje mu je Gitati z obraza, gnus
in sovrastvo mu plameni IL oci
%. Tomo Sc cudi, kako odlocen.
kako moski in strasten je izra2
njegovega obraza, XII je pc ma.
vadi samo MAVEN in otroSki in
ljubezniV -. Dreja komaj brzda
misice V obrazu, zgornja ust'
MICA MT krcevito drgeta; vezni'
&c so mu zardele in nabrekle
pogledi so mu kot polena -.
"OrijenteIski magik je pre-
magal smrt, zivi vecno mlad il
svez, samO - brez duSe! Ne lt
figuraino, materijalno Sc je IL
nebil duse, Kot rival zivi!."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

Ma Sikh je dvoje prisoroV Il
preiskuSnje tamkov. Ma prof sI.
XII je tank y prostorm 2 mrslo
temperature, ma spodnT pa g
Vroco. Tamki morajo biti smoSni
operiranja . vsakem vremenu.
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y X
Who1No@4 NY M
WAR BONDS
n

At Midway, in the Coral Sea and
from General WacArthur's head
quarters in Australia, the Navy pa
troll bombers are searching out en-
envy bases, ships and transports and
"completing their mission" The
Navy Patrol Bomber costs about
$3.50, 900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

hdkOr pes!
"Pes?"
"A cello Margrave ina pred
most pred teboj: - zensk ne
zapeljuje, zensk ne ugonablja!"
"Blazeni Margrave" - vzklik-
ne favor. "Torej sem JAZZ Sc
hujsi - izvrzek?"
"Izvrzek! Pes!!" - sikne Dire
ia. Glava mu plane kvisku in
blizje do nasprotnika, pesti sc
mu krcijo..
Tome Sc prestrasi in iztegne
roko med oba:
"Prijatelja!"
favor pa otrebi ravnodusno
pepel S cigare:
I'll hi Sc rad poskusil z ma
no, Drejce? Ma Bledu sem te
vabil. Rad hi bill krizal bridko
sabljico S teboj... Danes 80"
= oci Sc mu stisnejo in oplazijo
sovraznika z dolgim, neskoncno
porogljivim pogledom -.
Dreja plane kakor hi Sc hotel
vreci mani:
Danes hi Sc rad izognil? Ia
kaj ii danes nj "a to-"
favor skomizne s pleci:
"Ti 81 revcek, Dreja!"
"Pes!!"
favor Sc koketno dotakne z
ustnicami trabuke in osvrkne
Praznika cd strani z zanicljivo
usmiljenim, skoraj prisrcnim ma
smeljajem:
"Jaz sem svoj dvoboj re do
bojeval S teboj, moi dragged"
Dreja Sc pricakujoce MAX
ne -. Oni nadaljuje:
"Predvceranjim sem Miro -
snubil!"
"Pri Blejcu?"
"Pri ocetu, kajpada"
"Govori, - pes"
"Jaz sem MEN zarocenec!!"
Tisina -. Drejevi pogledi u
tripljejo. -.
"Saj Mira niti ne govori S te-
boil"
"V zadnjem Gasu res nj govo-
rila. Ko sem il hotel predvce-
ranjim naznaniti, da mi 10 je
oce obljubil, me nj poslusala.
Danes zjutraj sem il pismeno
sporocil, pa Sc je Sc zmerom
kujala -. Ampak, Drejcek, -
lahko mi verjames, da sem tudi
ME siguren!"
Prank sc sunkoma obrne k
oknu; pogled Sc mu krcevito
upre v nebo; prsti mu bobnajo
pc mizi in ustnice mu sepetaje
ponavljajo: - Zdaj 81 tudi tt
dobojeval svoj dvoboj, Dreja!
-. Javornik pa Sc brezbrizno
okrene k TOmu:
"Zadnjic, ko sva z Miro 60
vorila 0 tvojem pismu, je bila
VISA nesreGna, ker sem trdil, da
I ii sploh nisi bill zaljubljen va
MO"
"Kako 81 mogel kaj takega
trditi?"
"To vpije in trdi vsaka stran
vse tvoje zgodbe! Sal 81 kar "a
pisal: 1jubezen-neljubezen'
In potem: - Pc mojem hi bila
lahko - ljubezen "a zivljenje'!
- Ri bila! Bi bila! - Torej
nj bila!!"
"Saveda nj bila - "a zivlje-
ME! Kdo pa to trdi?"
"Sploh nj bila ljubezen! V
tebi je bio hrepenenje pc lju-
bezni, tt 81 iskal ljubezni, tudi
V Mir 81 je iskal; a nasel je
nisi - niti Ease, niti zanjo! Ali
ii je bio kaj "a to, da hi 10
bill privezal nase, - da hi sc
oil privezal manic? - Ali ii nj
bila misel ma zarocitev zoprna?
Ali Sc je nisi nalasc ogibal, ker
hi te bilo sram pred tovarisi? ?"
mo, - "a zarocitev sem bill
menda res premlad!!"
"Pojdi, pojdi! &c 81 z~aljubljen,
nisi premlad, - vsaj Ease ne,
vsaj pred sabo ne! - In potem
"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

Our factories are turning out hun
dreds Of these bombing ships. Yet
it is only through your investment
in War Bonds and Stamps you can
do your share to help provide pa
troll hombers for our rapidly in
creasing air force. Invest at least
ten percent of your income every
payday in these Government securi-
ties and do your bit to win and short
en- the war. Our airmen are de-
pending on your help.
49, Us. Treasayy .Dkea,tnssnl.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-09-03

Gagged in raiding operations on
jap installations in the Phlllp-
mines "he was cited for "navlga-
tion of the highest type, required
TO guide the aircraft over a haz-
ardous course of several thousand
miles dominated by the enemy,
with few landmarks and check
points" Despite these hazards
and heavy anti-aircraft fire as
well, Heyman's bomber blasted
the foes docks and warehouses
and returned safely. .
Lieutenant Heyman, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Heyman OF 1875
Oakwood Ave, was an industrial
arts teacher at a junior high
school before joining the Air
Corps. He was married last
month to Betty Tarnoff, of
Omaha, Nebraska.
Capt. Nathan H. Wexler, 80, OF
BROOKLYN, has been awarded the
Soldiers Medal for saving a COM
rade's life at Duorura, New
Guinea. Captain Wexler, who has
been on active duty since Janu-
airy 1912, is a medical corps Of
ficer. Married and the father of
a three-year-old boy, Captain
Wexler hasn't seen his son in
more than a year. His family
lives at '23 Alabama Ave.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-09-03

Inspired by the example Of her
father, Edwin J. Schanfarber, who, as
President Of the United Jewish Fund
Of Columbus, (O.) has been one Of
the most devoted leaders in behalf
Of the United Jewish Appeal for
Refugees, Overseas Needs and Pales-
tine, Betty Schanfarber guided her
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundation cam.
paign at Ohio State University to
Kissing a record sum for overseas war
relief and rehabilitation, for the re-
building Of the Jewish homeland in.
Palestine and for refugee ard in the
United States. Photo shows Betty
proudly presenting to her father q
check for the support Of the Joint
Distribution Committee. United Pal.