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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
bat do not compel"
WEDNESDAY, MAY S

This is not an important day in
planetary direction, but there is a
promising sign for our navy. Avia-
tors should be especially cautious
under this CONFORMATION.
HEART AND HOME: Women
are subject to benefic aspects today
which should be fortunate for their
special interests, notably those that
center in the home. Girls viii find
this a lucky date in love affairs.
Young ensigns may be extremely
susceptible. The stars favor actress
es and entertainers who will con-
tribute much to programs in train
ing camps 1t is well to avoid intro
spection while this rule of the stars
continues and to remember that
what is most dreaded seldom hap
pens.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Miracles
in Transportation will mark this en-
tire month. Business leaders who
have demonstrated the resource
fitness of the American people
win feel the goad to extended ef-
fort. The word must" will be
stamped on factories, shops, ships,
airplanes as never before and will
prove that what was once impoS-
sible can be accomplished. Banks
and bankers will support the ma
ton with true patriotism as finan-
cial problems multiply in Wash
ington, D. C.
NATIONAL ISSUES: AS hoard
ers' supplies diminish black markets
will profit greatly, astrologers fore
cast. Despite Government measures
to blot out a wartime disgrace, I'M
dercover operations will be conduct
ed with increasing skill and success
Purchasers of illicit merchandise
will be cleverly trapped here and
there, it is indicated, but food sales
will increase. The cost of maintain
ing an organization able to detect
and to bring to justice black mar
ket owners and their employees. will
be discussed by state and federal
authorities.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR S:
Death is to strike leaders in both
United Nations and Axis war plans
In Europe high ranking officers OF
i Germany and Italy may be assas-
4 sinated Disease lis to attack Hitler
and MrssofiRi, but sudden demise
IS Indicated for. the ,Nazi dictator
/ History Is to be written in blooe
and at such speed that the worlc
will be confused and perpiexed a.
4 the end of the war is awaited witt
apprehensions of revolutions ane
even smassacreS in Europe.
4 Persons whose birthdate it is hav,
the augury of year of struggle il
i which unexpected circumstance.
offer difficulties. Success win follow
encouragement if hasty decision
are avoided. ~
Il Children born on this day ma,
have extraordinary talent in tn
arts. They should be ambitious, en-
ergetic and successful.
), Copyright. 1943)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
Daily Lessons in English e. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Do 1.-The four spoke to
each Say ANOTHER
MISPRONOUNCED: Besta
BEST syllable
OFTEN MISSPEIIED Codcil; twoC
SYNONYMS pardon condone,
a three times and it yours Let
Today
another substituted
pronounce a sacrifice"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
FiVDLNN lIIuOLtit ROBERTA LEE

When invited dinner party restaurant hotel does
privilege o choosing
hostess orders the meal advance and the
If invitation that specify
should the letter of it?
"a. Yes specify how long intend to stay
a. When passing your plate for helping OF some dish what should
you,d with your silver? s.kssse
A. Always leave silver the plate. ~ g}s4
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04

have pay -as- you-eam plan. Those who earn more
as result of the war-farmers, war workers-will
pay higher tax, and those who earn less, perhaps
because they have been drafted pay less. But the
national income is greater and the Treasury gets
more money at
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04

dent revoked his earlier letter put
ting Baruch and Lew Douglas in
charge of war production.
This was the last victory of the
Long Haired Boys, Nelson, his Of
fetal life saved, gave them an
ironic reward. He denoted them.
The planning board now has been
| elegated to d subordinate place in
the WPB set-up. All OF them have
resigned. Ut
NOTE: That is the way things
sometimes operate in Washington.
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Weather generally cloudy with moderate vaii;
axmum temperature 81 and the minimum 46,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04

Save the date, Sat, May Is:
Annual DID Dance with Bob
Tew's Orchestra. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
CARD Or THANKS

I wish TO take this opportunity
pf thanking my. many friends in
the Gastineau Channel area for
their kind sympathy during the
Illness and death Of my husband,
also for their many beautiful floral
offerings.
~ MRS, JACK HAYES.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14

ebemdIige 3dblmsifter aob burh Elm
t~aoelofes, einpanofreies Geben oie9es
pGbr, bob bic @erirrung ienes Mbenbs
nur cine 6olge Ieiner furdtbaren Mn9a
gepeien mar, bic ct Inn bic Gntbeduna
bon Batter @ODedss unregelmGBiger
Rofenfiibrung ausgeitanben bate.
9anee bebor S9euermdnn RGte @0s
bede beimfibrte, fOlgte aber &arla BON
Der Tann benz @elisbten. Sbre Srau=
Jung fanb in aner Stine itdtt, tporduf
lie cine HeiIe mad benz Siiben antra.
ten.
Nls Sruussugin mar aud Oagmdr
peterien antpeIenb, unb ais lie bic
Itrablenbe junge 5rau umarmte un0
tiibte, beneBten TIRE SbrGnen ben
f6mdlen golbenen Reifen, Der &arlds
&e9te f9miidte. sic geba9te bes @es
liebten, Der in talter Winterna9t bate
enOen miiFen.
2ange bielten Ii9 bic bei6en I'm.
f9lungen. Oo9 Oagmdr ponte bic
Weibe bes Nugenblids ni9t ftDren.
@ntf9lOKen FOB iie ben &opf unb
5fpung li9 gu einem QGdeln fir bic
gliidli9e 5%reunbin. Sbre 4unit mar
ibr ia nod g~eblieben. Sbr tpOnte fe
fortan gebDren ~ in ibr Troft iu9en.
Nu9 benz alien Seemdnn mar es
feu9t in bic Mugen seftisgen, dls Ct
nun &drla in tiefer 8etDegung ums
drmte unb barauf 9agmars 19male,
feline 6dno fiibte.
Sa, fpenn er ben luitigen Burden,
ben armen @palb, tpfeber ins 3eben
battle ouriidrufen t0nner, ME gerne
tpiirbe er ibm iebt btefe blonde tletne
Srdu %gegDnnt bdben, troBbem lie nlr
etne Biirgerlt9e unb etne Rinflertn
mar.
(@nbe.) III
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14

un%5uodnslid iinO. ionOern Die
6Ididhen iino oitr garneioung BON
@ernedilung nit oeutIi1en Muf.
idrifteu 8l nerie6en.
8enn mir i'm StroBenberfebr
@oriidt iiben miiiien, obne oes5aIb
gleid. beunru5;ot gu iein unO I'm
fGne 6u befiirnten, 10 ioaen mir
aud i'm bdusliden getrieb Itets Dor
beugeno Oenfen. 8er ober oie Nuaen
often b6It InO m0eIi9e @efabren
I'M SousbuIt nad beitem @iiien gu
oermeiOen tradtet, mfrs in boil
tommener Siderbeit Ieban.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14
etaats- SerOIb MmanadJ 1913

Meidbaltises Geiematerial, NODel-
len, Weididten, 0ebidte nnb biele
fiinitIerilde Gilbbeilasen aus Der
alten irnb ne1teii @eimat.
Nur 5Oc-bmrd bic 8Oit 6Oe.
SIN SOnrnaIbiirO, 71O-6te Strahe,
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14

Ole Madt3eit oes 2eibes in Die
Sagesaeit Ser SeeIe. ~ 6. M. 8aug-
jan.
Gas falte @aiier lit Ser natiir-
libite 2ebensrei3. Brofeiior Or.
8interniB.
@er niiroe Mr5t Der0enJ ipern
sr ale llnbiloen auf einmal Dor lih
idbe, oie ieiner marten?l 80 @oetbe
@arimen uno HeflerioneM).
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14
FORMS ~ALPENKRXUTER

cine Masentatigkeit ~anregende Medizin.
hergestellt aus Is medizinischen Wurzeln,
Krautern und Pflanzen. Bringt TRACE
Dsrme rum Arbeiten. Hilft verharteten
Abfall auszuscheiden,-treibt Case und
Blahungen, hervoreerufen durch Hartlei-
bigkeit, aus. Chit dem Magen das ange-
nehme Gefuhl Won Warme und komfort.
Einzunehmen vie auf dem Etikett ange-
9eben.
Machen Sic Won dem unte~nstehenden
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14
FORRI,S
Hei-OeI Liniirnent

Jeder, der an rheumatischen und
neuralgischen Schmerzen leidet, will
~sofortige Linderung haben. Die
ausserliche Cegenwirkung 0 FOrni's
HeiI-OeI Liniment wirkt schnell und
bringt willkommene Linderung Won
den Qualen Won rheumatischen und
neuralgischen Schmerzen, muskulosen
RIckenschmerzen, steifen oder
schmerzenden Muskeln, Verrenkun-
gen. Stosswunden oder Verstauchun-
gen, juckenden oder brennenden
FIssen - vie die e%rfolgreiche Erfah-
rung Won Tausenden seit iber S. Jah-
rem bewiesen hat. Heil-Oel list Elm
linderndes, antiseptisches Mittel, das
sofort reiches, rotes Blut in die ge-
schwollenen, irritierten, schmerzenden
Cegenden zieht. Kaufen Sic noch
heute cine F1asche Heil-Oel Liniment
und geniessen Sic selbst die Vorteile
seiner wohltuenden, heilenden Warme.
Und b~estelIen Sic gleichzeitig
Washington Journal., 1943-05-14

gs mar bic Bei1te zines Sterbens
ben, bic 9ans GODede brei Sage fpds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10

Pozno zvecer je bio. v zraku
je disalo pc susecih Sc hruskah.
Cd Peel je re pihala lima. -
Zagricar Sc je mudil pri susilni-
ci. Nesel je bill tia breme kalov-
mic in trsev. Nalozil je v zekno
.polena, nato je odprl vrata k
lesam. Prijetno je zadisalo il
susilnice. Wei je grebljico "
roko in premesal pc lesah. Ko
:je bilo delo dokoncano, je "a
prl vrata in stopil zopet do EEK
ma. Tam je obrnil kos narobe
ter sc mu usedel ma dino. Tako
je sedel in gledal v ogenj. Cd
casa je podregal S kolom v Ter
javico. Privzdignil ter premak-
nil je trs, vrgel v ogenj par po-
len in zopet cakal.
Visoko v hribu je zaskovika-
la sova, drugace je bio vse IT,
no. Zagricar Sc je oh skoviku
zganil. Vstal je, wei kos ma ra-
me ter Sc vrnil pc stezi proti
domu. Pot je bila Okla in brez
kamenja. Stopinje so narahlo
p~osumevale, &c je noga stopila
ma travo, drugace so bile ne
slisne. Zagriear nj mislil ma pot
ne ma korak; proved 'je bill &c
vajen steze. Zamisljen Sc je bill
zal domu. Nedalec cd hise je bill
ko mu udari v uho rahlo trka.
ME, kot hi KIDD udarjal pc 81
pah. Napel je usesa in je poslu'
Sal. Trkanje Sc je ponavljalo
Zdaj je smell kos z ramen in je
Sci prihuljeno proti hist. SLUT
je, kaj mora biti, cato je. kreni
ma ono stran, kjer je bila Ange'
lima SODA. Nj Sc zmotil. Nekde
je bill postavil lestvo k zidu il
Sc splazil do okna. Zagricar 81
je priblizal lestvi. Trava je ma
rahlo zasumela. Takrat Sc j
spustil nekdo z veliko spretnost
jo in hitrico pc lestvi navajo
ter je priletel ma tia. Hotel j
skociti, a zagricar ga je pogra
bill z rokama "a ramona:
"Kdo si?"
FAINT Sc je otepal, zvijal v ME
govih rokah, a osvoboditi Sc n
mogel. Zagricar ga je stresel il
je zarezal:
"Kdo si?"
"Pustite me sal nj bilo mic!
20, ii si!" V besedah je spo
znal Feliksa. Pograbila ga je je
"a. Strl, zdrobil bi ga bill, pa S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10

jeli denar in bi odplacali preceJ-
sen del, &c Re ne vsega. In VI
diva z Andrejem bi delala vso
limo; sal nj tako dalec do TIA
BESIDE o %odplacilu SO vzbu-
ollie Franceta. Pogledal je sve-
tleje, a Sc zopet zamislil, kakor
da hi Sc bojeval. Nj Sc mogel
brz odlociti ali "a gozd, ali "a
dolg. -
"Po Gem PLAGUE" je vprasal
naposled oceta.
"Pravijo, da dobro. Sal sem
rekel, da nisem natancneje 60
voril Z MIN. LIE kar sem sllsal
cd ljudi, to vem."
"Odkod je?'
"Iz mesta. Dober clovek je.'
"Glavno je, ali je posten."
mic ne VEN 0 Delfinu slabe'
ga. Poznam ga sicer ne, ven
dar mislim, da odtehta zlato
V dolini je nakupn Re mnogt
drvi. Drugi mu zaupajo.'
"Placuje?"
"Saj recem, da ne VEN ma
tancno. Re mora, drugace hi mi
dolinci ne dajali drvi.'
I'm kaj sta govorila
"Tako, rekel sem mu, da b
Sc tudi dobila drva, da hi s.
sklenila kupcija. Omenil sem
da hi morda prodal tudi JAZZ
Najbrze pride v par dneh san
ma Polog. Takrat Sc lahko do
govorimo."
"Paziti bono moral, da ma
ne spelje. Pred pricami bonn
sklenili kupcijo, &c jo bomo.'
(Dalje %prthodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10

je vzbudil v MEM gnus. Pahnil
ga je S silo cd sebe, da je zletel
pc tleh.
"Poberi Sc in glej, da te ne
vidim wee pr nas!"
Felix's Sc je pobral in izginil
v temo.
zagriear je pogledal navzgor
proti Angelinemu oknu. Use je
bilo tho. Mirno je zdela noe v
vejah sadnega drevja in pod
ostresjem. Dvignil je lestev, jo
nesel v kozolec; nato je stopil
ma trato, pobral je kos, ga VIZ
gel z jeznim zamahom ma hr.
bet ter odsel domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10
DOLG
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

mi hotela posvetiti lue. Zganil je
noge, bile so tezke, mrtve. Po-
CAST je stopil do hisnih vrat in
pritisnil ma kljuko.. Bila je "a
prta. Zopet je obstal. $50 po-
zabili? je pomislil. = Obsel ga
je sram. Ponizanje ga je strlo.
Nj Sc mogel zganiti z mesta.
Bio mu je, kakor da Sc odda-
ljuje svet dalee proc cd MEGA.
Brez misli in brez besede je
odsel izpred hise. Noge so ga
nesle same navzgor pc klancu.
Teza v srcu je narascala. Noe
je bila crna. IL crne noel je po-
gledal skrat ter sc mu zarezal
v obraz. V tenn Sc je vzbocila
preko njegove glave de-
bella rogljata veja. V prsih ga
:je zgalo. Misel mu je planila
domov ma klet, kjer so bile
shranjene vrvi: "Samo enkrat
in bi bill konec."
Truden in upehan sc je vrnil
domov.
mic"
"Nic?"
Kratke besede so povedale
vse. Kosan nj govoril dale. L.
praseval ga nj nihce.
Nanica Sc je dvignila prva;
odsla ':je spat. Ko je naslednje
jutro vstala, je stopila k ocetu
in mu nasvetovala, maj gre do
Dragarja in maj ga prosi "a Cd
, log. Matt je pritrdila njeni mi
sill; France je molcal, nj Sc upi-
raj.
!. Kosan je ubogal. Tudi ia pot
! je bila tezka, a je je bill re va
LIE. Vrnil Sc je domov potola-
zen: "Pocakal DO, terjatev je
umaknil. Felix's mora biti do.
Der FAINT; proti ocetu je drzal
zane"
l.. Pri Kosanovih je nastopilc
: stare vsakdanje z~ivljenje.
XII.
Zagricar nj pozabil Dragarje
viii besedi. Ma zunaj je bill vi
e deti sicer nekoliko surov, a j
a ljubil svoje Idi. V pogovorl
je bill vselej resen in mozat. sa
l. lie nj maral nikdar. Tudi bahat
o nj bill. Med mozmi sc je odliko
val 20 odlocnosti v besedi il
i dejanju. z delom, S skrbjo j
n gospodaril, in je incl sreco.
! Zeni nj nikdar cesa ocital
Smilila Sc mt je. V srcu jo j
e globoko ljubil. z Dragarjem n
a govoril drugace, kakor takrat
ko ,je zahtevala besedo skupn;
&c korist. V MEM je nasedla MR.
MIA do bahaca. Poznal ga je OF
a mladih nog. Nikdar 81 nista bi
?, la prijatelja. Dragar je bill kvan
tao; obesal Sc je zenskam q
krila; ponasal Sc je. Zagricarj'
J. je bio vse to tuje. Zdaj nj mr.
I'll samo Dragarja, ognil Sc j
a .1a dalec cello ~njegovega voza
l. Nj rad stopil ma D~ragarjev'
zemljo. Cutil je, da mu je mr.
J.. Fla, cello gnusna. Zagricar Sc j
Ie pogreznil Sc boil sam vase; lab
ko je zivel brez druscine il
|e druzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10


predniki ;oce, VEN, da je bill
ekrben in varcen, JAZZ tudi ne
1apravljam. Proved je; ko hi
bill dolg manjsi, bi clovek re
pocasi odplacev"l. Sal ne re-
Gem; pole je lepo, pridelki so
dobri, zivino imamo, a vse mic
ne zaleze; obresti in davki po-
berejo vse.'
RES je, Sc kdor je prost, ina
dovolj opravil."
Vsi trije so %pomolcali. Ma mi
ri je brlela luc. Skozi pisane
zavese je silila tema izbo.
Migljajoci plamen Sc je boril
1 MO.
Kosan je pogledal ma uro in
zamrmral. Nato Sc je obrnil do
Seljana:
Isl Sc odlocil? Vec ko prositi
ne morem."
Him" - MOI in zena sta &c
spogledala. ives, tezko Sc je
odlociti tako V hitrici. Pocakaj
do j%utrisnjega vecera, da Sc po-
svetujeva z zeno, potem pridi in
ii povem. &c lie mogoce, ii bonn
posodil."
"Nocoj ne mores dati bese-
de?" je prosece vprasal Kosan,
"Jutri zvecer yves gotovo."
Pc poti lie Kosan mislil ma
pogovor. Ug1bal je, &c DO ME
gova prosnja kaj izdala. Bio je
upanje v srcu in ga nj bilo
Glas v prsih je vpraseval: "Za.
kaj Sc nj odlocil nocoj zakaj sc
obotavlja?" V drugem predalr
je tlelo upanje: "Saj DO dial
sal DO dial, zakaj bi ne dali"
Hoja prot domu mu je bils
lahka. Vas je 0ala V pokoju
PR nobeni hisl nj svetila luc
Spomnil Sc je prejsnje poti
Zdrzr:l Sc je, tako ga je zamr
zlelo pc zivotu. Donna so ga s.
cakali. Skozi okna Sc je vsipals
rdeckasta svetloba in je tonils
V temi, XII je objemala hiso il
drevesa.
"Jutri vecer, jutri vecer," j
mrmral, ko je odpiral VEN;
vrata.
Kosan je prezivel dan v ugi
banju, v upu in dvomu. Tezk'
lie cakal mraka ter noel in ba
Sc ga je. 4 MIN je trpela druzi
ma. Posebno sta cutila Z min
France in matt. &c sta Sc sreca
la, sta Sc spogledala in Sc z oc
mi tho vprasala. Francetu S
.je zdelo, d lega VISA tezav;
AMI. Pref je bill mocan, qporen
zdaj :je cutil, da njegova mo
popusca. "Lahko je izdreti ka
men v golicavi," 81 je mislil, q
tezje ga je ~ustaviti.' Vedel je
da pade vse zlo mani, ako Sc O
cetu ne posreci nocojsnja pot.
Zvecerilo Sc je. Pri Kosano
so zgodaj povecerjali, odmoli
Ii; nato so sedli in so cakali, d;
Sc pomakne ura dale v noe. Mi
mo hise so Sc Gull koraki, la
hex zvizg je spremljal hojc
Nanica Sc je zganila. L. oci j j
zazarel upor, a pocasi so Sc u
nesle, Sc zamislile. Franceta j
zbudil zvizg V move misli: TX
bi mogel, hi tudi JAZZ zazvizgal
neskrbnosti!!"
"Cas DO; grem," je dejal Ko
san. Vstal je. Pocasi je oose
skozi vrata noe. Tistega vece
ra nj hodil tako tezko. A ko S
je priblizal Seljanovi Hist, -je TT
do obstal. VISA okna so bila tenn
ma. Zazeblo ga je pc telesu. ST.
&c je udarilo v mocnem sunku
kri zilah ga je zapekla. Sta
je ma mestu in gledal v TENN
okna Seljanove hise. Mixer s
Il POSE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-10
XII.

Kosan Sc je vrnil il doline. O.
slonil je kos ma klop in Sc resil
izpod oprtnic. Obrisal 81 je &C.
10, nato je sedel ma klop oh ro-
bu mize.
IS kom sem govoril danes ?"
IS kom?" so ga vprasali do
maci obrazi.
~ Delfinom, z lesnim kup-
Gem. Vprasal me je, ali je ma
Pologu kaj drvi ma prodaj. Tu-
di kozarec VIVA mi je priponu-
dill"
"In ka; 81 rekel ti?" ga je
vprasala zena.
"Rekel sem, da hi bila."
"Cigava?"
"Marsikdo hi prodal. Denal
je lie denar. Ko je gozd zrel, nj
skode, &c sc izseka."
"Malo je pri mas kmetov, k
hi imeli dovolj drvi "a proda:
in Sc "a lastno rabo," je pri
pomnil France.
"Malo? Sc mi Jill imamo. S
kdaj obhodil gozd v Mlacni do
lini? Koliko let re nj Bill sekan
Ia naso rabo dobivamo drva i;
polja in il osredkov v senoze
tih."
"Tebe Sc je lotila misel, da b
prodal drva" je vprasala re
ma.
mic nisem rekel. Tudi bese
| de nisem dial, a mislim, da b
jih lahko prodali. Gozd je "a
Frasten precej jih boz
, "Lep je mas gozd, skoda /
ga bila," je vzdihnil France.
"Tebi Sc zdi vsega skoda,
: ga je pogledal oce. "Pa bi pre-
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Bock From the Wars
Bock From the Wars
Wounded D. G. Soldier Recalls
Only Driving, Driving Ahead
Pvt. Philip O'NeiII
Hopes to Get Job
Back as 'BeIIhop'

A man who never Sweated so
much, shivered so much and prayed
so much" as he did under six days
of devastating artillery barrage be-
fore Ell Guitar in North Africa ex-
poets to be a "bellhop'' again at
the Shoreham Hotel in few
weeks. r.
He is Pvt. Philip A. O'Neill, %,
of lila Neal street NE. At present
he is at the Forest Glen Annex of
Walter Reed Hospital recovering
from a wound he received towards
the end of the North African cam
paign.
Pvt. ONein a machine gunner in
an infantry regiment, had so many
narrowing experiences from Novem-
ber 8, when he first landed, until
May 8, until he was wounded by
she'll fragments, that 1t is diflcult
for him to recollect.
Always One More Hill"
"It was always Just one more
hill to 60 tthey were really noun
tains) and you just kept driving
yourself, never supposing that you
would ever make it, he said.
Once his outfit was trapped be-
tween two Panzer divisions in Kas-
serine Pass and they thought they
would never get out. A friend of
his, Tommy McKevitt of Washing
ton, was killed or captured as were
many others, before artillery ef-
fected rescue. On two other oc-
casions Pvt. O'Neill said he was
given up as dead. 'It's hard to
remember those things, because you
were always busy, driving, driving,
driving ahead" he explained.
On the first of six days before
Ell Guitar, Pvt. O'Neill said he was
nicknamed mole" because he dug
slit trench so fast. 1t was then
that he was given up as dead be-
cause his outfit had reached the
side of hill and he and another
soldier were left almost out in the
open. 1t was also there he prayed
the hardest in his life.
Fire Was Deafening.
Pvt. ONeill recalls that he and
the other soldier, Pvt. Joe Delucca
of New York, laid there in the dirt
and agreed that life was to end for
them. Each time they considered
making a break for the hillside the
fire became more intense-"so. deaf
ening you could hardly think" ;"
Finally, that night they were able
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one afternoon. A bomb explosion
knocked him out, and when he came
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to doctor was giving him smelling
salts and dressing the wound in his
back. He kept on fighting. helping
to take three hills, which led to the
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That night in Bizerte was some
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to reach the hillside where they
laid.
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we could do but stay there. Like
other times, we had moved up faster
than our artillery. We had no food
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On the sixth day, he recalls,
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