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Evening star., 1943-09-02
Tweukinq the Jup's Nose

The Navy paid it's first visit to
little Marcus Island, only 1900 miles
from Toxic, on March 4, 1912. The
mission evidently was part of the
same harassing tactics begun in the
Marshall and Gilbert Islands includ-
ing raid on Wake about week
before. The attack was carried out
only by carrier based planes, which
destroyed hangers, dropped bombs
on the airf1eld, knocked out a radio
station and set fire to stores of fuel
and ammunition. The chief damage
must have been done to the SenSibili-
ties OF the Japanese Navy, however,
prompting sailors remark, re-
ported by one of the correspondents
aboard the raiding carrier, that we
had tweaked the Japs nose and
gotten away with it. The Japs were
thrown into radio Mysteries, having
been caught completely by surprise.
Something OF the same sort of re-
action from the raid reported yester-
day is evident from the Toxic broad
cast, which warned the japanese
people that "the enemy could have
ra1ded the mainland if he wanted
to-" Whether or not that is literally
true, the raid obviously was too
close to the mainland for the Jap's
comfort. He must wonder what sort
OF protection his fleet is giving him
when an American naval force can
approach Marcus. Island close
enough, and in sufficient strength,
for bombardment Otherwise unim-
portant, this little island is one of
Japan's outposts, maintained as a
fuel base for submarines and planes
patrolling the approaches to Japan
proper. The last time it was at
tackled, Navy men said the japanese
were more upset than by the heavier
attack on Wake a few days before.
There is apt to be no report from
the Navy for some time on the result
OF this last raid. Unless made in
Sufficient strength and for the pur-
pose OF tempting Jap Navy to come
out and fight, our people followed
hit and run tactics and are now run
ming. The Navy Departments
handling of the news in Washington,
however, was unique. For the first
time since the war began, there was
immediate confirmation of the raid
reported first from Tokio-while it
was still in progress.
That may not mean any significant
change in Navy news policy. For
while there has been some criticism
In the past that the Navy has held
up news too long before releasing
1t to the public, inquiry usually has
revealed an excellent reason, for
holding it up. The news that we had
raided Marcus Island on March 4.
1912, was not announced until March
rs, when the details were released
from Honolulu. =. The carrier, from
which the attack was launched, was
steaming full speed to escape
counterattack and the Japs were
sweeping the seas in their search
for her. Yesterday the Navy con-
firmed Tokio's announcement of the
raid almost casually. Yes, said the
Navy, a raid was planned for Sep
tember l and If Toxic says it came
of on schedule, this must be it. The
encouraging thing about that is not
SO much that the Navy speeded up
confirmation of the news, but that
the Navy saw no danger to our ships
and men in It's confirmation.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

women to take the nurses places at
home? In this way the nurses would
be free to work in the hospitals where
they belong and where nurses aides,
excellent as they are, cannot be expected
to do nurses wor..'? I keep repeating
the words competent and dependable"
because any help offered a graduate
nurse must be just that. Especially
where children are concerned. No nurse
is going to leave her family in charge of
just anybody. She is going to insist
upon certain standard OF intelliRencs
and cleanliness. In outlying sections
such as the one in which live, depend
ability is as important as the above
mentioned qualities. nurse, for day
duty, would have to leave this neighbor-
hood, by automobile, at $50 or $40 am.
The person upon whom she is depending
to take care of her home of necessity
must either live in her home or certainly
nearby
On the chance of being called merce-
nary myself, I must mention the ques-
ton Of salary. I don't know what the
hospitals are offering now. I do know
salaries have been raised some in the
last few months. I know that not 50
many years ago the best nurse could
expect was anywhere between $50 and
$50 a month. Whether you lived in the
nurses home or preferred to live out
was your own concern. In some hos
pitfalls money for meals was deducted,
In some. money for laundry Are the
salaries offered today sufficient to cover
uniforms, laundry, expense of a car or
other transportation, payment of pres
ent-day prices for help and, last but
not least, to cover payment for extras
such as window washing, extra laundry,
extra cleaners bills, extra food, extra
clothing and all the other extras which
are normally done by housewife and
which outside help cannot be expected to
do? All these extras are not peculiar to
nurses returning to work but arise
In the course of any housewife and
mother taking full-time job outside the
home, as any one will tell you who has
had the experience.
I sincerely hope that the Intelligent
effort" to solve this problem will soon be
successful. I hope may continue to be
proud of my profession. I hope 1t is
not the nurses fault that the shortage
Is so acute. Most Of all, I hope I am
given the opportunity of doing my bit.
NORA E. DEMENT,, r. N.
Editors Note: The Star Is glad to
print this interesting and spirited
communication but 1t understands
that conditions are somewhat better
than the author seems to believe. For
example, wages have been raised and
a salary Of $125 month, with meals
and other allowances, Is standard in
Washington. Also, nurses requiring
maid service are being given priority
by the United States Employment
authorities. Miss Edith M. Beattie,
executive secretary of the Nursing
Council for War Service, says: Hun
dreds of women are helping the war
effort by returning to nursing, Each
has problems, but generally they can
be soiVAd")
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Christian x a friend whom they
should be happy to help when they
can. He is the brother of the brave
King Haakon of Norway and is
known to share his ideals for the
liberation of European aspiration
which means more to the freedom
loving Scandinavians than it may to
other continental populations, less
accustomed to democracy.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

The national chairman of the
British Nursery School Association
contends that only one mother in
ten thousand knows her maternal
job as she should. Possibly, but do
not forget all the grandmothers and
especially all those spinster aunts
who know it far better than any
mother ever could, and are ready to
assist at the drop of hat.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Hope, of Millions
m the Toronto Globe and Mail.

From the Toronto Globe and Mail.
Today Mr. Roosevelt has reached the
same pinnacle of power and influence as
Wilson had attained in 1918, but, while
he is no less an idealist, he is much more
of practical statesman than Wilson
ever was, and SO he has better prospect
Of bringing to fruition the plans for q
new world order on which Wilson had
set his heart, only to see them frustrated
by partisan spite. Today the hope of
millions OF men and women are centered
upon this great American and most un-
common eitiSsn Of ths world.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

In a recent big raid on Berlin, the
British used aerial traffic cops, who
were polite but amazingly successful.
The American ground variety of the
species will please note that not once
was it necessary for the British to
bark Hey, you-pull over to that
clOudl"
Evening star., 1943-09-02

A dive bomber has proved that
man can reach a certain point ahead
of the sound he creates Many of
us hope this may never be possible
for certain telephoning friends.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address of
the 11riter, although the use of
a pseudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserDes
the right to edit all letters Nth
a Die1u to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Flags in Italy have been flown at
half mast to mourn the loss of Sicily.
1t will be interesting to guess where
they will be flown when Italy Is lost,
too,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

Europe normally produces 90
per cent of the worlds potato
crop; the United States produces
only 4 per cent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
Mrs. Plurnrner Is
Hostess To Club

The Healing Springs home dem
onstration club met with Mrs. R.
E. L. Plummer June q.
After the regular opening ex-
ercises, Mrs. Boney read a very
informative letter on Nutrition,
and the importance of properly
prepared foods. 1t was brought
out that many foods are over
!, cooked, thereby destroying valu-
Fable vitamins.
Pamphlets on menues. busy day
meals, three meals a day, ETC.,
were distributed. A helpful dis
cussion on these subjects follow
ed.
Mrs. Plummer invited the
members to see her Victory Gar
den, which speaks for itself and
proves that those who try can do
their bit in producing food.
The club will meet with Mrs.
S. V. Alexander the fourth We'd
nesday in this month.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
Shoe Retailers
Given Time For
Renting Stamps

~ 1t was announced this week
Nby officials of the LOCAL ration
ing board that shoe retailers
may give their ration coupons to
their suppliers just before the
suppliers ship orders of shoes,
according to a recent OPA ruling
which is expected to stop the
practice of requiring retailers to
supply the wholesaler with the
proper number of ration tickets
at the time an order for shoes is
placed.
The latter practice is said to
have threatened the supply of
fall shoes to consumers in some
localities. Orders for shoes are
placed in advance of the season
during which they will 60 on sale,
and the retailer often do not have
ration cuponS on hand to give the
supplier when the order is placed.
Under this new arrangement,
retailer may place his order,
and then pay the supplier the
ration cupons when the order is
ready to be shipped, it was ex-
planned.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
YOUNG PEOPLE VISIT
THE GRANDFATHER MT

The young peoples class of the
Church of Christ, of Buffalo,
went to the Grandfather Noun
tain, recently. Their guest at the
picnic lunch were Rev and Mrs.
LeeRoy Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wood. After lunch, they attend
ed a singing convention nearby.
The young people present includ-
ed Bruce Rotten, June Rotten, An
ma Mae Kemp, Danish Kemp,
Margaret Kemp, Hoover Kemp,
Joe Porter, Myrtle Ruth Porter,
Bower Porter, June Porter and
Otis Shepherd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
tNadaljevanje)

V tenn casu pa Sc je ze zacela
uveljavljati akcija gospode, XII
jo je ia pripravljala ze maja
meseca. Ma Koroskem je ze> v
juniju pobil upornike stajerski
dezelni glavar S. Dietrichstein
S pomocjo koroskega dezelnega
upravitelja V. Welzerja, hkrati
pa je bill najbrz v prvi polovici
junija izvoljen skupni poveljnik
vseh treh notranje-avstrijskih
pokrajin v boju proti kmetom,
Jurij Herbestein.
Pc zmagah pri Gleisdorfu in
pri Vuzenici je prodiral do me-
sta Celia, kjer jew zacetku
meseca julia IA. julia je We
del "a bitko ze cesar in sicer
preko poroeila svoje komisije v
Ljubljani) odlocilno porazil
kmete, XII so imeli v svoji obla-
sti tudi celjski grad. Pc tel
zmagi je mad diva tedna cistil
Spodnjo stajersko (Savinjsko
dolino, kar namiguje strah
Kamnicanov, da DO prisel ma
Kranjsko preko Kamnika, in
obsotelsko ozemlje, kar dokazu-
je resnicno mesto prehoda), do
bill je Sc nekaj okrepitev, nato
pa je okoli %. julia prekoracil
Savo pri Rajhenburgu in vzpo-
stavil red tudi ma Kranjskem.
Augusta ,je bill kmecki umor
v glavnem koncan. Bitke pri
Brezicah, XII je nastevajo zgodo-
vinarji navadno kot sklep bo-
jew ma stajerskem, po mojem
mnenju sploh nj bio. Sledila je
lie Sc kazen: 136 upornikov in
IS njihovifvoditeljev je bilo v
Gradcu usmrcenih, kmetom pa
so bile nalozene globe in move
dajatve v obliki "puntarskega
pfeniga'.
IL porocil in dokumentov, XII
:jih je zbral in objavil 0 knee
KEN uporu leta 1873 Raeki, Sc
nam odpira glede poteka bojev
obsotelskem ozemlju "a |. 1873
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
OBSOTELSKO OZEMLJE IN KMECKI

mnogo jasnejsa slika, kakor "a
vseslovenski upor. Sal poznamo
cello neizvrsene dele bojnega ma
crta Ilije Gregorica ma podlagi
izpovedi Gregoricevega brata.
Tudi tokrat je bilo .gorisce in
povod upora izven obsotelskega
ozemlja, ma Tahijevih posestvih
v hrvaskem Zagorju in v Stat
tenbergu, toda tudi tokrat so u
porniki kot bistveno postavko
svojega bojnega nacrta postavi-
Ii pridobitev obsotelskega ozem-
liza, XII maj bi bilo most, da hi Sc
razsiril upor preko vse sloven-
ske zemlje do morja.
Upor leta 1873, XII ga je po-
vzrocilo Sc vedno nespremenje-
no in neolajsano breme knee
kega podloznika, sprozilo pa Ia
hijevo zatiranje kmetov v Stu
bici, Susedgradu in Stattenber-
gu, sicer nj prislo povsem ne
pricakovano, ker so Sc kazali
posamezni pojavi upornosti re v
prejsnjem letu, poleg tega so
kmetje pred izbruhom splosne-
ga upora re pred 18. I. zavzeli
grad Stattenberg, kljub temu
pa je gospodo po Gregorijance-
vem obratu proti kmetom (Gre-
gorijanec je v boju mel Hennin-
govci in Tahijevci "a poset Stu
bica in Susedgrada sam podpi-
raj upornisko gibanje proti Ta-
hiju) in po naeelni obsodbi vseh
upornih kmetov v saboru (18.I.)
pospeseni izbruh upora konec
JdludfJd pfeSeneCll.
Takoj spocetka Sc je kmeeka
vojska razdelila ma tri dele; je-
dro maj bi cakalo donna in zava-
rovalo polozaj proti morebitne-
mu turskemu vpadu, drugi del
maj bi razsiril upor po Hrvatski
JUNO cd Save, tretji del pa maj
bi poiskal pomoci pri Sloven-
'cih. Tisti del kmecke vojske, Xxi
je incl "a nalogo zdruzitev
stajerskimi kmeti in prodor do
morja, maj hi Sci pod vodstvom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

ma Brezice in Krsko, tn maj bi
Sc del vojske odcepil in obrnil
preko JUNE Kranjske in Metlike
k Uskokom, XII maj bi Sc pri-
druzili uporu, in nato ma Hr-
vasko, drugi del pa maj bi NADIA
ljeval pot oh saw in Savinji do
Celia, tn bi Sc zopet odcepil od-
delek, XII maj bi prodrl do NOR
ia, glavna moe pa maj bi Sc vr-
Mia preko Rogatca ma Cesar
grad in Sc zdruzila z glavno
kmecko vojsko, XII bi nato kre-
Mia proti Zagrebu.
Del naerta Sc je v resnici IL
vrsil. Dne 20. I. je padel Cesar
grad, upornikom so Sc pa pri-
druzili slovenski uporni kmetje
cd Bizeljskega in Pisec do Pod
eetrtka. ,Dne 2. II. je Gregorcic
prodrl ze do Brezic, kjer Sc je
utaboril pri Dobovi in zajel Gre
gorijanceve brodove cez Savo.
Istocasno je zajel upor tudi Mo-
kriske kmete ma Kranjskem.
| v Brezicah Sc je napad ma
grad izjalovil, pac pa so well
kmetje 3. II. kraj sam. Isti dan
je vojska nadaljevala svojo pot
in prisla do Vidma nasproti Kr-
skemu, poleg pa so kmetje pri-
silili k predaji tudi Rajhenburg.
All. so Sc kmetje pogodili S
krskimi mescani, da so jim pre-
pustili brod preko Save in pri-
hodnji dan je odsIa vecina (pri-
blizno 2O0O) pod poveljstvom
Kupinica preko Save, zasedla
Krsko in zacela prodirati po
krskem polju.
Tu pa je doletel kmete ze pr
vi poraz. Uskoski poveljnik Jo-
sip Thurn je priblizno 500 IT,
skoki 5. II. porazil kmete pri
Krskem. Okoli 300 kmetov :je
pri tenn pablo. ze prihodnji dan
je Alapic pri Kerestincu porazil
tudi drugo kmecko vojsko ma
desnem bregu Save. S tenn Sc :je
vazen del kmeckega nacrta po-
drl, zlasti ma pridobitev usko-
kov nj bilo mogoce vec misliti.
Ostala je lie Sc osrednja vojska
v Stubici in priblizno 600 MOI,
XII jih je vel seboj Gregoric,
ko sta Sc obe vojski lovili. Po-
leg tega Sc je v mtzlicni naglici
zbirala gospoda in pripravljala
svoj koncni udarec. o tenn nam
pricajo stevilne dolocbe O zbi-
ranju plemiske, najemniske in
trne vojske il dni upora, XII so
bile pa v veliki vecini ze odvec,
ker je bill upor pref unicen, ka-
kor so mogle stopiti v veljavo.
Med tenn je Gregoric nadalje-
val svojo pot. 5. II. je prisel v
Sevnico, XII Sc mu je podala
brez odpora. Tudi "a Radece j.
mamo porocila, da so Sc kmetie
protivili obrambi proti uporni-
kom. Vendar pa ii sploh MISC
prisli tia. Ko so bill Sc v Sevni-
ci, je prisel k Iliji sci novice
o porazu pri Krskem, LILA je to
ostalim zamolcal, vendar pa ie
spremenil nacrt: opustil .je mi
sci ma pohod oh Savinji ma c.
lie, marvec Sc je hotel cim pref
zdruziti z juznostajerskimi u
porniki in Sc vrniti v Stubico.
zato Sc je obrnil preko Lisce,
kjer je prenoeeval ma posestvu
Klobnerjeve, in preko Jurklo-
stra ma Planino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
P. DECOURCELLE:
.
moo
LJUB
R O M A N I. D E L

pisarju, maj pozene konjica kar
Sc da.
Ramon je pa krenil pes ma
zalostno pot proti mestecu, od-
daljenem cd postaje dobre tri
kilometre.
Potrebna mu je bila popolna
samota, da Sc je moglo njegovo
srce, prepustiti vsej svoji bo-
lesti. Nit pticice nj bilo videti
ma sivem zimskem nebu. Niti
potocka mixer, niti hribcka.
Narava je bila kakor zalost, XII
je tezila njegovo srce.
Preteklost TAXA, kakrsno 81
je bill ustvaril, ostane torej ne
izpremenjena. Podrtega ognji-
Sea nj mogoce znova zgraditi.
Ma razvalinah svoje ljubezni
81 je bila zgradila Helena novo
sreco, on je ostal obsojen ma
zalostno zivotarenje.
Cutil je, da je vse koncano.
In vendar je bill pripravljen
vse odpustiti in pozabiti.
Ljubil bi bill tega otroka, He
leninega otroka. Malo je mani
kalo, da ga nj primal "a svo-
jega.
Toda nato zdaj nj bilo vec
misliti, kajti ona, XII jo Sc vedno
ljubi, ina re drugega.
In strasna jeza ga je obsla.
Ne, ne more, ne SINE dovoliti,
da bi Sc to drugo zakonolom-
stvo nadaljevalo :.
Pozuri Sc in zaloti jo z dru-
GIN ljubckom, ubije njo, ubije
njenega ljubcka, potem pa Sc
sebe.
Prispel je do prvih moissel-
leskih his. Ma vogalu Cerkvene-
ga trga Sc je naenkrat ustavil
bled, klecajocih kolen, izbulje-
nih oci.
Nekaj korakov pred MIN je
sla Helena z mladim gospodom.
Spoznal jo je takoj, ceprav
so bile zacrtale nuke in solze
CUBE okrog njenih velikih oci,
ceprav so Sc v njenih bujnih
kodrih ze svetile belle nitke, &C.
prav so bile njene ustnice trpko
stisnjene in je imela ma sebi
zalno obleko.
Tisti hip Sc je sicer smeh-
ljala in njen obraz je odrazal
notranjo radost.
Okrog ME Sc je sukalo nekaj
razcapanih in zanemarjenih ci-
ganskih otrok il bliznjega ta-
borisca.
Helena Jim je razdajala de-
mar in Sc pogovarjala z mimi,
njihovi starsi so pa gledali Cd
dalec in izrazali svojo hvalez-
most s klici.
Mladenic, stojec pri zidu, je
menda delil z njo radost in "a
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dovoljstvo OBJ pogledu ma ME-
no dobrodelnost.
Ramon sc je splazil "a velik
ciganski voz in prisel neopaze-
no v njuno blizino, da bi mogel
slisati, o Gem Sc pogovarjata.
Bas je dajala. srebrn novcic
razcapanemu cigancku in zatr-
jevala svojemu spremljevalcu,
XII Sc mu je zdelo, da gre njena
radodarnost ze predalee:
- Nikar sc ne jezite, samo Sc
tole ). Sal itak nimam vec de-
maria S seboj. Sicer Sc moran
pa bas YAM zahvaliti, da sem
danes tako srecna, da morem
svojo radost deliti drugimi.
In podala mu je roko, XII jo je
mladenic vroce poljubil.
Ramon nj mogel vec poslu'
sati, niti gledati. Hitro je odsel
nazaj ma postajo.
In sedec v vagonu je mrmral
yes liz sebe:
- Vse je koncano :. vse iz-
gubljeno! Umreti hocem
x.
DIVE SESTRI
Cele tri ure :je Robert d'Albo-
ize zaman cakal, da Sc vrne
MOI, XII bi mu moral prinesti
Carmenina pisma.
Lopova sta ia cas- VISA razjar-
jena mad izgubo dragocenih pi-
sem stikala "a MIN po svojem
brIogu in dolzila drug drugega,
a Zefyrina je jima pravila
gospodu, XII Sc je bill zglasil pri
Mi.
Robert Sc je pa izprehajal
YES razburjen po bulvaru. Odi-
ii nj hotel, bojec Sc, da bi zara-
di svoje nestrpnosti ne zamudil
ugodne prilike.
Cas- je hitel, a moza S pismi
nj bilo cd nikoder.
Spomnil Sc je, kako zeljno ga
pricakuje Carmen, in koncno je
sklenil oditi, kajti bilo je iz-
kljuceno, da hi pricakal moza S
pismi.
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
ANGLESKO SVARILO MEN,
CHI

LONDON, cetrtek, %. aprila.
- Angleska vlada je danes v
svoji' izredni objavi naznanila,
da je sprejela porocila, ida Sc
Hitler pripravlja "a vporabo
strupenih plinov ma ruski from
IT,"
Angleska vlada naznanja, da
bo v tenn slucaju angleska zrac-
ma sila napadla $ strupenimi
plini nemska mesta, nemska
pristanisca in 'nemske industrij-
ske centre. T.
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- Zdaj?
- Javno je E. to, kar sem
vam rekla.
- Ali innate dokaze?
- Dokaze? O, gospod,
kolikor jih hocete! Oni dan
sem ju sama presenetila V goz-
du, kako sta Sc objemala in po-
ljubovala.
- Videli ste ju, pravite?
- Kakor vidim zdajle vas, -
je nadaljevala eksekutorjeva
zena srecna, da more nastopiti
sama kot prica zelo po svoje
prikrojenega in pretiranega do
godka, XII il je MEM pravila
notarjeva zena. - Do uses sta
zaljubljena drug V drugega =.
To je vroca medsebojna lube
zen Enoroki Romeo in udana
Julia Zato pa nikar ne
rheumatic S to damo, gospod,
Ce Sc hOcete V naSem mestu
malo pozabavati Tenn bolj,
ker mislim, da razen svojega
Romea nikogar ne sprejema.
" nasem mestu seveda ne
boste pogresali damske druz-
be, - Sc je oglasil Billiard.
- Imamo soprogo gospoda zu-
pana, gospa nctarjevo, XII je
drazestna, ceprav "a moi okus
nekoliko predebela in Sc
mnogo drugih POleg tega
imamo drustvo, XII steje dva-
najst clanov in :.
Domont! - je zaklical
sprevodnik.
- A, smo ze tn. Predno Sc
poslovimo, mi dovolite, gospod,
povedati vam, da Sc lahko obr
nete kar name, ce boste hoteli
kupiti V nasem mestu hiso.
Istopili so in Billiard je Sc
vedno govoril. Prvi pisar IL
njegove pisarne je bill ma kolo-
dvoru, najbrz da bi Sc pre-
prical, &c prispe gospod pr.
vim vlakom.
Yes V skrbeh Sc je pripeljal
ma kolodvor predpotopno ko-
clio, XII spoznas po Mi ekseku-
torja ma sto kilometrov.
Gospa Billardova Sc je bala,
da bo MOI ponudil sopotniku
mesto V kociji.
Cutila je, da bi bila smesna,
Ce bi vlacila s seboj elegantne-
ga gospoda V TAXI koclji.
Sicer je bilo pa jasno, da Sc
oglasi pri njih, &c namerava
kupiti V Moissellesu hiso, kat
"a emo mu je bill njen MOI ze
povedal. Treba Sc je bilo samo
primerno pripraviti ma ia pc
set.
Pozurila Sc je torej, zlezla
brz V kocijo, potisnila V MO vse-
ga zmedenega moza in naroCila
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And take it from me, as one who ought to know
that contribution )oa'y going TO make is omsgs~te
things you eando~ bring aboataietoy Notju because
part of it's going to USO to do wonders for thu
morale of the fellows under arms, but because
good deal of it is going to help relieve distress at
home through local agencies-as well as abroad.
to help keep our allies in the fight.
So when you're asked to give to the united
campaign of the National War Fund and our COM
munitys own war fund this month, remember me.
Every dollar you give to the National War Fund
helps me out in countless ways, and does is bio
to bring me home sooner
Give in big way, will va?
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and some decent girls to give us out here little
reminder of what it's still like back there
You remember, don't you?
You probably dug deep for a lot Of other things
that year, for British War Relief, United China
Relief, and so On. Well this year it's going to be
simpler for you Because this year, seventeen war re-
lief agencies have banded together into one great
big campaign-to make it easier for you to give,
and easier for them to distribute the funds
They're calling this one big campaign the Ma
tional War Fund, and it includes most Of the major
war relief agencies. Because it Does this time you
are only asked to give once for all seventeen.
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USO
United Ssamen's Service
War Prisoners Aid
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends Of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United Csechoslovak Relief
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refusee Relief Trustees
United States Committee for Ii.
Gefe Of European Children