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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-01
Fighting Jugoslayia
The Struggle Of the Slovenes

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The Struggle Q
BY BORIS
Professor Of Political Philosophy at {
The people care little about
this mysticism Of death, for in
contrast with the promises Of
the German there stand
the facts of the frightful bru-
talities of the oppressors. The
Slovenes have not witnessed
such horrors since the ninth
century, when the Mongolian
Magyars pillaged the Slovene
land. The people fully realize
that they can exist only in a
free Yugoslavia and in a free
fellowship of all people, hence
they react accordingly. This
conviction is not merely the
theology Of some factions or of
a few individuals, but it is an
active living force of all the
people who suffer the greatest
sacrifices for a better future
world. s,s
The Second Stratum: Attempts
on Life and Sabotage \
The members of the second
stratum are entrusted with the
task of establishing communi-
cations between the masses and
the guerfillas. For this reason
they must time their activities
so as to give the greatest pos
sible aid to the military opera
tons against the occupiers. Ac-
cording to the exigencies of
time and place, attempts on
life of the enemy and sabotage
occur either simultaneously
with the military operations, or
before them as a preparatory
measure. Another important
task of this group is the print
ing of underground newspa-
pers, which constitute the or
gan of the guerrilla high COM
mand, as we'll as providing in
formation service.
Attempts on the lives of high
officials of the occupation re-
gime and attempts to destroy
public buildings and institu-
lions are made almost daily.
We read of them in all the
newspapers. Many attempts
are successfully launched even
in broad daylight in well-pop-
ulated c%enters. Those who
make the attempts usually sue
coed in escaping, which proves
how carefully everything is
planned and prepared. Some of
the most successful raids have
been made from ambush. Thus,
for example, one of the leaders
of the Fascist party and body
guard to the High Commission
err of Ljubljana was lured to a
spot near the city and killed.
At noon, in Jesenice, Gan in
dustrial center occupied by the
Germans) Mayor Luckmann
was shot near the Municipal
House as he was returning
home from his office in the
midst of busy traffic. He was
much hated because of his
cruelty. A few days before the
hand of justice overlook him,
he went out in his Gestapo uni
form ION a hunt for Partizans,"
as he expressed it, and drag
ged home two dead" Because
of his death and that of the
bloc-leader Andrea Jakl, who
was shot on the same day in
Kranj, SO Slovene hostages
from all parts of Gorenjsko
were slain.
Particularly frequent are the
attempts on festive occasions
of the occupiers, at meetings,
exhibitions and the like. At the
opening of the Grand Fair of
Ljubljana a bomb exploded
".& So KID SALVAGE ~ > 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-01
Pieboat Secret

Our fighting men on the pigboats
(submarines) are reputed to be the
best-fed in the armed forces. Sub
marine food gallcys are models of
efficiency and these Navy cooks
specialize in dishes that have extra
appetite appeal. Here's a tasty
recipe by Cook Stanley T. Beardsly,
u.S.N. which he calls:
VS. Beef and Potato Stew
w pounds bssf
tablespoons flour
tublespcon fds o. dfippings
70 q. con VI vsgs,abl. Juices
quo1t boiling ssotsf
medium sized potoioss
" cup cold wutef
cup flour
/. Cut beef in 2.inch cubes dnd roll
10 the 2 toble4poonS -four.
2. Soute in fdt IL drippin6s until
.. Add sait: VI and ssiJins wot.r:
simmer slowly te l kour.
Z. Cut potatoes II la6eH cubes
sd as. : :i.s aa I es sssa y sAi mute:
$ GGrudaally add II sup sa.sr %
CUP Hour ddd ~ ahtii smooth.
=. IS e stsss una t6ok 10 min
utss iongsf O uhtil thieksnsd.
Ssrvxs :
Your own forces IN the home
front will vote It "tops' 81 Z main
dish any meal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-01
TIMELY TIP

Here's a tip to thrifty men.
1t comes from the Greater Gle
veland Safety Council. If there
are any stair steps or ratings
in your home that need repair
ing, don't delay having it done.
It's a lot cheaper to mend a
broken step than a broken bone.
As the days get shorter and
the nights get longer, the con-
fusing in-between hours of twi-
light will become even more
dangerous for both car drivers
and pedestrians. The Greater
Cleveland Safety Council urges
you to take extra care driving
or walking in twilight traffic.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

.! 1899 1899 tA saod 4ao95 o'dr 'eai p
sTUDEbARGR 1851 black 4-door sedan.
5o0 so0d r beseI smSt sS eSoDs sxessn M6 so
Ext, 20s-N. weekdays after $50 pm.
sTUDEBAKER Champion l941 2-door; like
new he,Ora low mileage must sell at once Cal
sTUpEBAKER u s4s ef champion nm Sdoor Sl1s
PARKWAY Motor Co. 3051 M st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coach, 25
miles to sallon. perfect condition, S6a5;
s2HSdss 1888 E4 sys sedan
trss soe s5S Que Lee 0 g. Buter shH neiifE
sTUDEBAKER 1a42 Champion o-door
sedan: has heater and seal, cover: low
mileaae; attractive gray finish; tires like
CURED: trade, terms, guaranteed Schlegel
&: Golden. 257 Carroll St, TAX. PIX. D. C.
sTIDfFAKEk RAJ RIP 1929 chomDiog e qdoor Sc;
aeaiy new threso ttres 3 neW rScaps: barssn d3
ST., T5R. PIX. D. {. o GE $3o2. ~'' van '''
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coupe, ex-
CGellenI condition by owner Hillside
STUDEBAKER, io4i skvwsv Commander
sedan coupe two-tone sun-metal gray, " =
"; tires like new very low mileage TR
TAXICAB Mercury with PUc
Bladensbure I'd. ne II. a615.
LOOKING FOR A REAL CAR at real
price? My 1899 Pontiac coach Is the
answer. Call at b123 Connecticut ave.
after 6 pm 24s
GOING IN SERVICE-194O Chrysler sedan,
low mileage, new tires, radio, heater. RA.
PRIVATE PARTY will sell '3s Zephyr
coupe. good condition good tires, new heavy
duty battery, heater; $3.50 cash. 1906
T ST sc.
PRIVATE owNER-la3s Nash e-cyl, q
door sedan, 5 white sidewall tires, excellent
codition, driven under 10000 miles S4O0
cash. Parking lot, I'll 4th st. n W, near G
Evening star., 1943-10-24
AUCTION SALES.
II-IIRE

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
Sett," estate OF Richard T White, No
Vember l. l9i%, beginning 10 I'm.
OF premises, ,i67-scre dairy farm near
Buck Lodse Mont gomery Co, Md. located
about 3; miles from Washington, D C.
on improved highways and near TT; main
dwelling Of stone and frame. part built
IN SOS: large dairy barn. bank, barn, silo.
: tenant houses; 4-room stone house. for
merry used as slave quarters: many other
buildings electricity. well watered. large
creek, good timber farm in fine state of
Cultlvation; = horses and colts. g hogs
Is cow 4 heiiers ! bull farm ma
ch!nrry. dairy equipment, feed and grain
CROWNS crops and other articles of per-
soma! property.
For furthe particulars and terms con-
tact the UNDERSIGNED VIII consider offer
st private S2le for farm and personally
as HL0t Posse SION forthwith
+. SHIRLEY HAYS. Earresyillc. Md.
n BDUiC, Rockville, Nd
,Er''i =
Evening star., 1943-10-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

P. L. c. with or without taxi. Call Mr..
Brown aiier am Ii 1852; after
P. U. {. LICENsE| |Hehest price paid. with
TAXIcAB Az WANTED Gatl with PsciJur G 'S license
GaH any morning between 10 and l. am.
PRIyAII PARTY desires to buy from own
tr 40 or 4 4-door sedan in good cOnd
Prefer DodRe, Pontiac or studebaker
LADY WANTS TO BUY 1871 stresmlined
CARS aSn paS9 ss3 bousb in EN- s6v o
dtion, Robert HsTson' = Florida ave ave,
PRIVATE PARTY desires light car. good
tires pay cash no bickering. Ii, ooos3.
es Tfn1ea jaetson Ofy s!gRe'' price with
hs hlsh pfce '4 Let any a 0rDTs modf
Up TO 81 900 CASH for a good late B.
Pa1iSssnseT P1iicn car OIL, 6444
neeticut m s eSs wo g. s4oo 1000 poh''a'' s2@l Con-
nec,eut y io meev wo ss6S sto0d Pontiac 422l Con-
CHEVROLET wanted name your price win
nectieut' t'''e wo s400 1H'o F0n''s'' 4Z%l Con-
DoDGT AND cHRYsLER wanted: name
a @ Pse coanecsGt E 9y 20 mefs wo j. s4o0 r0od Pom
5$ aSs'sul t "ss wo s5%s fSod Pontiac s!si con- on
]ahked cars, any Condition T'&%a TR s557 2
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan; private party.
WANT Btsr PRICE for your car? See
hish cash r pTlce9 Loving Motors. 1877 NJ
oLDsMosLE wann}es;; 2ame your price Will
neetieut wo. s4oo1.' e0"''A'' 4HNl Con-
PONTIAC wANTED-Nsme your price
d.
Connecticut Wo $500, '''N|' q
PLYMOUTH WANTED-Name your price
VII try to- meet It, Flood Pontiac. 1921
bs perfeet snd priced Tisht. Mr.. M collins.
1-PAssENGER CAR. in good condition.
Br1tk Bt ts'1 owners. call Jack Blank Adams
$500: YOU viii be more than sstisfed With
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 Irving
CADILLAC owners, call Jack Blank. Adams
$500, you Will be more than satlSled with
my price. Arcade Pontiac. l437 Iryins
CAR OWNERS; call JACK Blank Adam,
$500, rou vi he more than SATISFIED vitr
or price Arcade Pontiac, I43; IryIna
CHFvRoLET owners, oaN Jack Bank.
Adam $500, Hol Will be more than sa'ts-
91ed with our p7.ce, Arcade Pontiac !i@7
oLDSMoBILE owner, call JACK Slams.
AUtltN NDfF, Won u. 6e more f1<N sails
ncd with our price. Arcade Pontiac, 49,
PONTIAC oEEers, cal! JACK Blsnk, Aoams
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 1rvins
rAFTY FIX W c6.21ss: sss for ssoa
Yait1h Yith sseoea slrss' from individual owner.
PRfvATE PARTY desires car. chev. Pom
mlles se VIII pay cash. Cali 81. lois.
sTUDEBAKERs WANTED. ANY MODELS,
1ssJ 1ss5 r r. ! re! astl NE ROPER MoToF cos
CHEvRoLET 1887 WANTw-HIGH CASH
R. l ave. ne.
ANY MODEL, CAR, truck or station
10 SsSn Or Vds oee sn5 sny PuysF ne WI"
ea24 M5MAAoN 81 A0s SW SGNWEvRoLET cf 60 o,oo
roRDs C4NJb6f4R1 GASH E9R !a$5-8si .X1 s. yvor,rus
TELEPHONE ATLANfIC $500 ''>'
STEUART MOTORS. ;iTd AND H Sis NE
DON'T GIVE your car away! See
Jack Pry before you sell. 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
@57 Carroll s. Takoma PARK. D. c.
Georgia 1900
ORIGINAL OWNERS.
ATTENTION.
Lacy VIII pay all cash for nice privately
MISS BOZ, NORTH 3a73.
A HIGH CASH PRICE awaits
you for your car. My stock is
exhausted. I'll pay plenty.
Bring title and car.
Beach Motor Sales eth & Maine Ave. kw.
DEFENSE WORKER has
approx. $500 cash to invest
in auto. Must be clean and
in good mech. cond. No
dealers. Temple 1895 Sun
day from II a m. to 2 pm. X
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Evening star., 1943-10-24
RAllERS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRAILER, de luxe. all-steel bod.
and frame, equipped with excellent 6.00x
tires, bumper, stop and tail lights, etc.
ideal for hauling farm produce, wood, etc. ii
first SIPS. 1916 v St sc.
SHUT TRAILER, 20-ft.; awning anc
porch. 13 Manor drive. Spring Bank Manor
opposite Penn Daw Hotel. Route /, Alex
andria "a
TRAILERS. 3s. new and used. $lg5 to
S2.395. Cash for your trailer. Richter
Nd Berwyn As
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Available Now
Montgomery County
CI
Farm for Sale


o acres of land, on a State
highway, l3 miles from Dis
trict Line; 4 miles from Rock
vile; 4 miles from Norbeck;
"A mile from Redland, on
Pike leading to Derwood.
This farm has l0-room house
in bad condition, but is in a
good location. The barn is
45xoO and in good condition.
will house Is COWS and s
horses. Also corn house and
machine shed, There is a fine
spring at the house and also a
nice stream through the back
of the farm.
This farm is located in the
oounty's best farming section.
1t is situated across the road
from the CasheII farm which
was sold a few months ago
ranging IN price from $27j to
5000 per acre without I'M
provements.
This farm Is known AZ the Fin
neyfrock farm. Price, $3.50,
and to responsible purchaser
| will take back a mortgage
for $500 at 5rc interest.
Go out. walk over the place,
take good look. and if you
would like to buy it come to
see me. please do not phone
or write. Immediate posses
SION can be had.
Clay F'Nmmey, Owner
Coithcrsbure, Maryland
Evening star., 1943-10-24
PATUXENT RIVER FARM
"STROUT BARGAINS"

Fertile Del. Farm; New Home
Most all in black-loam tillage for
money-making crops, corn. wheat, rye.
dandy spot for poultry; 40 acres. Al
traCtive bungalow. young shade, good
barn, poultry house. Realty taxes last
year about Sc On gravel hwy; depot
village miles, city ADVANTAGES handy.
Aged owner unable to handle 5000;
part down. Pg. 46.
109 Acres, Brick. Dwelling; Eopd
Productive soil, located in com
muntty of prosperous farmers; several
large towns handy little cleaning
up, some paint and the result should
be show farm Well-built, 7-rm.
house. . porcheS, furnace barn 40x6O,
many other bldgS on macadam hwy;
about so A for Pa. crops: wire-fenced.
sprlnswatered pasture, wood 40 fruit
trees; aged owner At $1,000 includes
horses. cows. heifer and equipment;
terms. Pg AZ, Big Free Catalog. Bar
gains is states. STROUT REALTY.
1421-N Land Title Bldg, Phila. 10, Pa.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE METAL GARAGE. in rear Of 200
block Euclid st. W. s. 80 month. A S.
Gardiner & Co. 1881 1, st. NV. MA. 0334.
GARAGES, >, full-S,zed. rear 1909 o st.
NV. Apply 1107 18th ST. NV between s
a m. and pm. Sunday or call RE. $3.50.
Mr.. LlOvd
Apply llO1 18th St NV between S m
ana I nj. Sunday or call RE $3.50. Mr.
LLOYD
3I4 V st ne Rent So RE 1850
STEWART-WARNER HEATER sales and
service. 202l x ST. NV. RE. 5000 3'
BETWEEN NEWARK AND ORDWAY,
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
F1reproof Building-Low Rates
Leo Rocca. Inc A20l Conn IN 1000
Evening star., 1943-10-24
FARMS WANTED

COZ \IRh fLACE. al" acres within Is
s Grecn0erm l2l0 II S.. ne ID
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. between 30
equipment MOI necessary, bulldings need not "or
be IN top condition bu, should be capable
ot repa!r. Box t9-H. Star
WANTED TO Buy OR RENT-A farm
from owner. nearby Nd. Call Nj. Frazer.
GO ,2t
WANTED farm, 100 acres or more on State
SSoad Montgomery County; not more than
Evening star., 1943-10-24
FARMS FOR RENT.

TOBACCO FARM, nearly new Groom house
and barn. rem with or without teams
tractor and InDlemcH.s share crop or
ca$h. OH!Gr, Wm- F. Cation. @52S Penn.
5 ROOMS AND BATH, nj: So az = m!
on o, Me' as. W. 'o"ard Lake JACK
N0 '31I alter - nrr
ARM ENP CLhG5-EvG'IE. uD
"t ao:r, .""5 so. '-en.m n uss
WI. con .''' =. = '..r -ropN ltiu1 t.ouI
go n'2 2. ri "r-..' hare
MF Fy7pFEI co. ,."i 80 anor.
ENoERIE,,c"U FARM F4N.v 10 woR..
Sr1a.l. vca-og..r,Cd ,ara sqi. -,,- N. shares
A4'o WIG OF O.. 'n .-n., lor opacl..
r,,Y K. HO"Ar.
s. S " =. W 81. d d, a.-an-fc 500.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE,

MOTORBIKE. GOOD tires. good paint. per-
feet running cond.. lights, horn and pack
age carrier. $1,000 cash. $500 Eastern
ave. Takoma Park. D. C.
INDIAN 1889 Chief good tires. de luxe
buddy seat: can be seen at 11l2 Conn. ave,
between and 4
motorcycle. wheel.
delivery box, $3.50 cash Hillside 0652.
ol2 ave 2 Dist rict HeiphtS Md .
Evening star., 1943-10-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH, panel body. good condition.
1872; FORD VAN, GOOD tires and motor
owner IN service. See e4@5 NJ ST. NV. or
FORD 1910 DUMP. new recapped tires:
and Others. Diamond Motors Inc, 1881
TTrCTR,C ETJ 81 rkfc ~ k7"@ cot ~ ,.+sr,s
and CHARGER Box ?6u-D, Star.
CHEV; lion stake. 36 with 80 motor;
Ph. Ashton 3Snl.
EoR9 p:9 dump 9Tncks, :; 2, perfect condition.
No: care OF Frank M Duvsn
CHEVROLET truck, 40. "a ton: GOOD re-
pair. ) good tires Also one mod A Ford,
1929 good tires. with license Call Wood S
cHEvRoEET oiif,; iI"FKo ia4a Hydraulic dump. asxs
dump on i5s-in. chassis tfta gay Ford d III 1910 40
platform 12tt. body, dual wheels Ford
1899 platform, left body, dual wheels
heayy-du,y Ures, Chevrolet 1893 I5Ia-
tor Co. 35 '55:S Wis i'ts ave vi 1S35 hSse MO
INTERNATIONAL 1894 i2-ton truck; good
tires and condition 1909 G st. ne.
II DAIRY TRUCKS
For. re'@li9@5s mix. bsrsaan fqr quick
r.onals GMC Phono Ashton asia
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
SMALL PANEL, BODN rRrCk, good co-dt-
ave nc or call co %5ti after Is m -
TRUCKS. lersP iurnltUrc-Van type. Must
be n rood condition and late model See
ment
Evening star., 1943-10-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NUTOWUbILES WANTED.
WANTED, used cars. We
pay top prices. New York
Ave. Motor Co., COG N. Y. ave.
NV. ME. 0464, TR. 1889.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE.
ll2e Goth st. NV District e141.
HIGH CASH PRICES
FOR CLEAN, LATE-MODEL
CHEVROLETS-FOR
BARRY-PATE & ADDISON,
"Washington's Oldest Chevrolet Dealers"
1922 14th 81. NV HO 1900
Evening star., 1943-10-24
MONEY WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

WANTED TO Borrow Sf0.aGo a, T.. in
tereSt ample security Box I'D Star
Evening star., 1943-10-24
II DAIRY TRUCKS
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

retailing milk. A bargain for quick
I IDS. 9-3$s 4-:;7S. Interna-
ais. ] GNC- Phon" Ashton 3SfG.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
MOTORCYCLES WANTED.

INDIAN SCOUT, 1899. perfect condition,
practically new tires, completely over
hauled, new paint Job. $3.50. JA. 1888 or
2O0n Indnrsnr, nariS hmr Il Na
Evening star., 1943-10-24
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE 3-room trailer, 1912: heated
floor, tile kitchen, permanent bed. Vene-
tian blinds, Warner electric brakes In
quire second trailer in back of store, Cherry
Hill Trailer Comp, Berwyn, Md. Fletcher
j. Willis
"O-FOOT. sleeps 4; fully equipped. electric
brakes, good tires; price $685.. Mrs.
Rowe, 173l Georgetown I'd, Bethesda. Md
a5.
?O-FT. KEPPLER, sos cash. Near Waves
Residence Hall 13 Duvall st. Suitland.
ATTENTION PLEASE.
New Travelo Just arrived 30 It bv IT.
wide. Cedar siding, fiber glass insulated
HomaSote eEameled interior L-k;tchCn:
permanent bed and numerous other out
standing features TOO numerous tc men
tion. See at earliest convenience as the
supply is limited and priced at an out
standing buy. As always we lead.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC.
1880 Wis. Ave N w. WO 323..
Open Ewes Til 9
Evening star., 1943-10-24

CHEVROLET master de luxe 1871 o-door
,Ga%E' > new tires, radio, heater; also
I"l Plymouth td0or de luxe sedan
heater, excellent tires. both cars excellent
condition. 1906 Both st.. Apt A. Mt.
Ra,,,.er oopoSlte high school
CHEVROLET 1896 '2-door sedan. radio
and heater, perfect mechanically, very
good tires. reasonably priced. KENYON
Motors, Georgia ave. at Kenyon 81. RA
Evening star., 1943-10-24

CHEVROLET 1910 convertible club co,,pe
maroon finish; new top; radio and heater;
very good tires: S943; terms. guarantee
Emerson Il Orme. 1th &: NJ SITS. NV DI
Evening star., 1943-07-05
Capper Speaks at Rites
Honorinq 4 0CD Leaders

Four leaders in civilian war work
were honoled yesterday on the
Capitol steps with the awarding OF
/ Victory Volunteer pins and cita-
tions in ceremonies sponsored by the
Il Am an American Foundation"
Honors were paid to William j.
Mileham, chief AFRAID warden for
the District; Joseph D. Kaufman of
the Civilian War Service. Mrs. Cor
della l.. Mikules, sole woman deputy
AFRAID warden in the city, and
William L. A. Tancil, colored, chair
man of the Howard Park Civilian
Defense Committee.
Senator Capper, Republican, of
Kansas spoke briefly, praising the
four for the spirit they have shown
in working thousands of hours in
addition to their usual and regular
duties" Assisted by Porter M.
Lumpkins. executive officer of the
local office of civilian defense. Sen
ator Capper made the presenta-
tions.
DR.. j. Lowrey Fendrich, pastor of
the Metropolitan Presbyt eri a n
Church. offered the invocation, and
DR.. w. H. Jernagin. pastor of Mount
Carmel Baptist Church. pronounced
the benediction.
Assistant Attorney General Nor
man NJ. Littell read the victory
volunteer pledge.
Evening star., 1943-07-05
Jefferson's War Aim!
Fitting Today, Says
BarkIey in Virginia
BY the Associated Press.

~ tIc ASSOCldLeQ fTeSS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 5.
Senator Majority Leader Barkley
told an audience of more than 5000
gathered for Virginia's observance
Of Thomas Jefferson's bicentennial
yesterday that the words of Jeffer-
son in the Declaration of Causes
that accompanied the taking up of
arms in the American Revolution
might we'll have been a present.
day pronouncement by the Presi-
dent of the United States.
For in terms as cogent and as
unimpeachable," he said at the
University of Virginia, 1T portrays
the present determination OF our
Government and our people,in the
worldwide struggle we are waging
now to preserve the things about
which Jefferson was talking"
Quotes Excerpt.
Senator Barkley a law alumnus
of the University of Virginia which
Jefferson founded-quoted the fol-
lowing excerpt from the Declaration
of Causes which antedated the Dec
laration of independence by year:
I'VE have counted the cost of
this contest and find nothing so
dreadful as voluntary slavery.
Honor, justice and humanity for
bid us to surrender tamely that
freedom which we received from
our gallant ancestors and which
our innocent posterity have a right
to receive from us. We cannot en-
dure the infamy and guilt of re-
signing succeeding generations to
that WrechednesS which inevitably
awaits them if we basely entail the
hereditary bondage upon them.
Our cause is just. Our union
IS perfect. Our internal resources
are great, and, if necessary, foreign
assistance is undoubtedly obtainable
We must solemnly, before God and
the world, declare that, eXerting the
utmost energy of those powers which
our beneflcent Creator has bestowed
upon us, the arms we have been
compelled by our enemies to as
sumo, we SHALL in defiance of every
hazard, with unabating firmness and
perseverance, employ for the pres
ervation Of our liberties; being with
one mind resolved to die free men
rather than to live as slaves"
Senator Barkley said that "Jef-
ferSon would have adorned the field
of statecraft, of philosophical state
craft. If he had never held an elec-
tive or appOintive Office"
Introduced BY Darden.
Senator Barkley was introduced
by Gov. Darden at the exercises
which we're originally planned for
April 13. the 2OOth anniversary of
Jefferson's birth. The day was OBJ
served nationally then, however,
with President Roosevelt dedicating
the jefferson Memorial in Washing
ton. The Virginia celebration was
then moved forward to July 4, the
day on which jefferson died just so
years after he wrote the declaration.
Men of many branches of State
and national military services filled
the pit of McIntire amphitheater.
Before the exercises, the military
units were reviewed by Senator
Barkley and Gov. Darden.
More than 1000 in the pit were
members of various military units
training at the University of Vir-
ginia, high-ranking officers OF the
Army school of military government,
cadets of the Army's premeteorolo-
gical training school and students
Evening star., 1943-07-05
American Flyers Raid
Key TARGETS in Burma
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, July 5.-Four-
engined bombers of the United
States 10th Air Force bombed the
jetty at Akyab and attacked the
Shweli bridge in Northern Burma
yesterday, a communique announced
today.
Medium Mitchell bombers also
joined in the celebration of Inde-
pendence Day with heavy attacks on
Central Burma, dropping more than
10 tons of bombs on the railway
yards at Shwebo and scoring many
Evening star., 1943-07-05

direct hits on tracks, rolling stock
and warehouses, the communique
| said.
Many fires were left burning at
Shwebo and one of them was accom-
panied by an explosion and black
smoke, indicating hits on oil storage
tanks.
Evening star., 1943-07-05
Laundry Worker Loses
Arm in Accident

Andy Bryson, A, colored, Of 1929
Twenty-third street NV, had his
right arm amputated at Emergency
Hospital today after 1t had been
mangled in an extractor machine at
the Washington Laundry, 1927 K
street NV, where he was employed.
Evening star., 1943-07-05

OF the university in Army khaki and
Navy white and some so recently in
Quoted that they were still in
civilian dress.