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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
Nelson izjavlja,
da Obleka ne
bo racionirana
Vlada bo izdala prebival-
stvu navodila, kako je po-
stopati z obleko, da bo,
die trpela.

WASHINGTON, IS. julia. -
Donald M. Nelson, nacelnik
vojnega produkcijskega urada,
je danes naznanil, da je bill "a
snovan program, cigar skrb DO,
da Sc tekom vojnega casa ne bo
racioniralo obleke.
"V Zedinjenih drzavah ne be
nobene potrebe po racioniranju
obleke," je izjavil Nelson. "V
dezeli je dovolj tekstilnega in
drugega blaga "a obleko civil
mega prebivalstva kakor tudi
vojnih sill. Glavno je, da Sc po.
skrbi "a pravilno distribucijc
tega blaga."
Donald M. Nelson je tudi il.
javil, daebo vlada v kratkem H.
dala navodila, kako je postopat
z obleko, da bo die trpela
hkratu pa DO tudi apelirala ma
vse tekstilne naprave in velike
krojacnice, da Sc pozurijo pr
svojem delu, da ne DO zmanjka
10 oblacil.
Use govorice o racioniranjl
obleke so brez podlage in sve
tovati je, da jih publika emo
stavno preslisi in prezre.
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SESTANEK KROZKA st. l
PROG. SLOV.

Clanice Progresivnih Slovenk
krozka st. 1 Sc opozarja, da Sc
bo v cetrtek vecer OBJ osmi uri
vrsil sestanek v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd., ma katerega so vabljene
vse clanice. Clanice, XII so OBJ
ljubile darovati kaj "a nedelj-
ski semenj, SO prosene, da OBJ
ljubljeno darilo prinesejo seboj
ma sestanek. v nedeljo je zad-
Mi cas- "a vrniti listke "a ma
grade, torej, da ne bo nobena
pozabila istih oddati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
"OKAY, JOE!"

Zavezniski glavni stan v
Severni Afriki, 13. julia.
- Ameriski castniki, XII so
Sc vrnili il Sicilije nazaj v
Afriko, sporoeajo, da je
ljudstvo Sicilije "jako pri-
jazno" z Amerikanci in O.
stalimi zavezniki.
Zlasti magic SO Sc znasli
v situaciii sicilski OtrOci, XII
SO Sc ze naucili ameriSkega
zargona. Tako slisite ma
primer skupine otrok wiki
kati: '"Okay, Joe" in dviga-
jo kvisKu dvoje prstov: V
"a Victory"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14

Dne 26, junija je radio Svo-
bodna Jugoslavija javil "v zvezi
odlokom ljubljanskega skofa
dr.. Gregorija Rozmana, XII pre-
poveduje rodoljubnemu duhov-
niku dr.. Metodu Mikusu oprav-
ljanje duhovniskih opravil, in v
zvezi S klevetami, katere sirijo
nekateri prodanci o plemenitem
slovenskem duhovniku DIR. Mi
kusu, izjavljajo prvaki kato-
liske grupe Osvobodilne fronte
sledece:
Izjava katolicanov
I "Fasisticne zavojevalne obla-
sti, XII Sc zavedajo svojega ne
izbeznega konca, Sc stopnjujejo
svoja nasilja. One demagosko
lazejo, izjavljajoc, da scitijo
krscansko vero, docim ravno
nasprotno, ponizujejo slovenske
cerkve.
Belogardisti in narodni izdajalci
"Novo nasilstvo, naperjeno
proti Slovencem v splosnem, a
proti slovenskim katolicanom Sc
posebej, je pomocjo belogar-
distov, teh narodnih izdajalcev,
prisililo ljubljanskega skofa DIR.
Gregorija Rozmana, da je pre-
povedal masevanje dr.. Metodu
Mikusu, dekanu skofovske pi-
sarne, XII Sc je pridruzil kot ver-
ski svetovalec partizanskega
staba vrstam narodne Osvobo-
dime fronte.
v Gem leM Mikuseva krivda?
''Krivda dr.. Metoda Mikusa
je v tenn, ker Sc slednji zayeda
svojih dolznosti j proti Bogu
proti domovini in ker v svojih
pridigah obsoja zlocine zavoje'
,valcev kakor tudi izdajskih do
maGih belogardistov.
Protest katolik0v
mi, podpisani predstavnik
slovenskih katolikov v Osvobo
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Na$$ii
fantje-uojakii

Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Skocaj,
1924 East III St., sta dobila
porocilo, da je bill njih sin Jo::
seph V. Skocaj promoviran "a
korporala Technican 9Th grade
Nahaja sc nekje v Texasu ma
.manevrih.
X X
Albert ]. Twink, sin Mrs. Ur'
sule Ivnik, Sc nahaja sedaj ma
pocitnicah. Njegov naslov je'
Pfc. A. ]. Twink, 22nd Air
drome Army Air Base, Topeka
Kansas.
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dilni 'front.', vsem spostova-
MEM dvigamo svoj glas ter IL
javljamo pred vsem svetom
svoj gnev mad italijanskimi "a
vojevalnimi oblastmi. TIE obla-
sti ne samo, da preganjajo ma
SO vero in skrunijo nase cerkve,
temvec preganjajo in odstra-
njujejo tudi one duhovnike, XII
so ostali verni sinovi svojega
naroda ter Sc junasko upirajo
fasisticnim zavojevalcem.
Obsodba izdajalszih Slovencev
"Istocasno obsojamo one Slo-
vence, XII, pozabljajoc ma svoje
dolznosti in po ukazu okupator-
skin oblasti crnijo najplemeni-
tejse slovenske svecenike."
Podpisniki izjave
| Gornjo izjavo so podpisali v
imenu vodstva katolicanov v
Osvobodilni 'front.' slovenskega
naroda - DIR. Bogdan Brecel,
zdravnik in uvazevani katoliski
prvak; dr.. Marian Brecel; To-
ne Fajfar, odvetnik; Franc Les
mix, tajnik katoliske sindikalne
zveze Jugoslavije; Edward Bo.
kek, bataljonski komandant o.
svobodilne armade: professor
Stefan Pavlie, pisatelj in ured.
mix katoliskega lista "Dejanje"
Helena Puhar, tajnica "Mladih
krscanskih delavcev", ucitel.
Janez Stanovnik in dr.. Franc
Skerl, predstavnik slovenskegs
,,katoliskega studentovskega u
druzenja '"Zora".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
zAVEzNIkI IzkR(UJEJ0
z|VILA IA SI(ILIJAN(E
V oblasti zaveznikov je re sestnajst NEST. -
Amerisko vojastvo porazilo Goeringovo
divizij0
STRAH, OSUPNJENE IN GROZA MED VOJAKI
OSISCA

Zavezniske cete so vceraj "a
vzele sicilska mesta Augusta,
Raguso in Palazzolo, nakar so
pricele magic prodirati proti O.
srcju Sicilije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
MADAME CIANGKAJSEK
BURNO POZDRAVLJENA

cUNGKING, II. julija.-Ma-
dame ciangkajsek je bila snoci
delezna najbolj entuziastiGne do
brodoslice, kar jih je bilp Sc
kdaj V cungkingu, ko je govo-
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rila ma nekem ogromnem ljud-
skem shodu.
Prvo damo move Kitajske je
prislo poslusat zastopstvo "a or
ganizacij v cungkingu in 1OO,-
| 900 ljudi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
k0NE( BREzu5pE5NE
NAOJ5kE 0FENzIVE
Rusi naznanjajo, da je nemska ofenziva ma
mestu Obticala. .-Nemci d0lze zopet
"vreme" i


Silno stepena nemska arma-
da, XII je bila zdaj popolnoma u
stavljena v svoji izmaliceni o.
fenzivi, nj v torek podvzela nj
kakega vecjega napada v Orel-
Kursk sektorju, kjer je izgubi-
la 90 tankov in LOO MOI v
svojem brezuspesnem navalu ma
'belgorodski okraj.
Spet je IRENE" krivo
Moskovski polnocni komuni-
Ike naznanja, da je pricela nem-
Ska ofenziva ma svoj deveti dan
izcrpavati vojne wire. Cello ber-
linski radio priznaya, da je
prisla ofenziva v zastoj, cemer
je zopet krivo to nesrecno "vre-
me-"
Ne vreme, temvec Rusi so krivi!
Moskva pa ina popolnoma
drugo pojasnilo o vzrokih izja-
lovitve nemske ofenzive. Nam
rec to, da so Rusi unicili Men,
Gem 2,772 tankov, 1,787 letal in
deset-tisoce MOI.
Adolf Hitler - poveljnik
Verodostojna porocila dalje
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naznanjajo, da je ma ruski from
ii prevzel vrhovno poveljstvo
zopet Adolf Hitler, XII je posta-
vii sedanjega poveljnika Won
,Kluge-a ma zadnji sedez.
Ma glavni Orel-Kursk 'front.'
MISC podvzeli nacisti nobenih
'vecjih napadov.
Bile je sci po vodi
Nemci so pri svojih doseda-
njih ofenzivah predalec razteg-
Mill svoje crte, kar je imelo "a
posledico razredcenje armad in
tezavno zolaganje vojastva. Ia
to so letos tvegali zgoscen in
masiven napad ma primeroma
ikratki, 100 mill dolgi crti, XII pa
Sc jim je radi cudovite hrabro-
,sti ruskega mostva zopet izjalo-
vii.
Mnenje odlicnega komentatorja
Raymond Gram Swing, eden
najbolj uvazevanih ameriskih
radio-komentatorjev, je snoci
dejal, da nj nobenega dvoma,
da imajo Rusi boljse mostvo in
boljse generate cd Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
Kraj "a krajem pada

Porocevalci naznanjajo: Kraj
"a krajem pada v oblast zavez-
nikov. Pomanjkanje odpora in
obrambe je naravnost presenet-
1.-Two. Pehota napreduje z ne
verjetno naglico, tako da. jo je
komaj dohajati.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
'Zlom Goeringove divizije

ZlOm GOeringOve dlVlZlJe
Elitna Herman Goeringova
divizija 81 je zaman obupno pri-
zadevala, zaustaviti prodiranje
ameriskega vojastva ma levem
boku zavezniskih sill.
Vceraj so zavzeli zavezniki
sest nadaljnih krajev, cemer
je doseglo stevilo zavzetih kra-
jew 16. Vceraj pa padla V O.
blast Anglezev in Kanadcev; XII
so sc zdruzili Amerikanci, me-
sta Florida, Palazzolo in Modi-
ca.
Prodiranje prot Cataniji
Angleska osma armada pro-
dira naravnost naprej cd Avgu-
ste proti Cataniji.
Amerikanci so unicili deset
nemskih tankov, XII jih je vrgla
Goeringova divizija proti MIN,
Mad 5000 ujetnikov
Doslej je bilo zajetih ze mad
Sact ticoS voiokO11 ociSSo X "a
vezniSkim cetam so prisli tudi
stirje podpolkovniki, XII so Sc
predali. Med zajetimi visokimj
castniki je tudi general Achil'
les d'Avet, polkovnik 206. ita,
lijanske divizije. To je prvi ita.
lijanski general, XII je bill zajet
odkar so zavezniki vdrli v so.
boto ma Sicilijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-14
Izkrcavanje zivil

Zavezniske tovorne ladje so ze
izkrcale zivila in druge potreb-
Seine "a civilno prebivalstvo.
Predvsem bodo razdeljena zivi-
la in cigarette, kar je bilo vse
drasticno racionirano pod osi-
Seem.
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Magic prodiranje

Zavezniski glavni stan, 13.
julia. - Nase armade prodira-
jo neverjetno naglico. Tekom
prvih ur nasega napada Sc je
primerilo vec cudovitih epizod.
Nekateri Italijani so Sc hrabro
uprli, docim so bill drugi po O.
gromnosti in organizaciji nase
ekspedicije kakor cd strele "a
deti ter so Sc obnasali kakor
ljudje, XII hodijo V spanju okoli.
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Skupina slovenskih katolicanov obsoja ma
pade ma slovenskega duhovnika Mikusa
Sko dr. Gregor Rozman e pod pritiskom beogardistov
in okupatorskih oblasti prepoveda duhovnku dr.
M<usu masevanje.
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Zbegano osisce

LONDON, sreda, IA. julia.
- Angleska zracna sila pusca
osisce v dvomih, kje bodo padli
prihodnji udarci, ker nepresta-
no menjava svoje tarce. Pred
snocnjo noe so napadli angleski
bombniki Turin, snoci pa so bill
zopet mad Nemcijo.
Napad ma Turin so izvedli
tezki angleski bombniki svojih
baz V Angliji.
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Terror med Itali,iani

Trije Italijani so sedeli pri
svoji strojnici deset uf neopa-
zeni, ne da Pi sestrelili en- sam
strel. Koncno so dvignili belo
zastavo ter v grozi povedali, da
jih je moe zavezniske invazije
osupnila.
Zajeti Nemci Sc obnasajo vo-
jasko in dostojanstveno, toda
nobenega dvoma nj, da je tudi
nanje naredila izreden wits ma
sa invazija S svojimi tanki in
tezkimi topovi.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

fense, directly under Stain, he has
undoubtedly become the Soviet
Unions No. ! soldier.
Another rising member Of the
Stavka is Marshal Nikolai Voronov,
an artillery expert, who served with
Zhukov and Vasilevsky as CO.
ordinator at Stalingrad and re-
manned there to batter the encircled
Germans to destruction with his big
guns.
Two generals of aviation, A. A.
Novikov and F.. J. Falaleyev, also
serve on the Stavka.
Emphasis on Youth.
Stalin's emphasis in selecting his
generals for first-rank assignments
has been on young, proficient, pro-
gressive officers. But among them
he has placed seasoned veterans
Lev Mekhlis, for example, who once
headed the political department of
the Red Army, has turned up as
lieutenant general on the Volkhov
front.
The hierarchy of the Soviet Union,
the order in which all these men
stand closest to Stain, is known to
the Russian people through the order
Evening star., 1943-03-02
(Second OF a Series.)
BY HENRY G. CASSIDY,
Chief of Associated Press Bureau

in Moscow.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Joseph
Stains old companions in politics,
as well as his new soldiers in arms,
are working by his side to fashion
the victories of the Red Army.
The men close to Stain in war
time form a crOss-section Of two
institutions, the politburo. or polit-
ical bureau of the central commit
tee of the communist party, which
guided the Soviet Union in peace
time, and the stavka, or general staff
Of the Red Army.
Together, they make an elite
team.
Although the system of political
commissars has been abolished, and
the commissars themselves have be-
come military officers, the commu-
mist party men still hold their in
fluence at the top.
Three members of the politburo
are in the field. They are:
Andrei Zhdanov chubby. cheerful
secretary of the Leningrad district
committee of the communist party,
of whom Stain is particularly fond.
He is in Leningrad, on the military
council of the besieged city.
Lazarus Kaganovich, tall, dark,
solemn commissar of railways, who
is one of Stalin's oldest aides. He is
in the Caucasus, on the military
council there.
Viktor Kruschev, blond, burly Sec
retary of the Communist party r
the Ukraine, another veteran of the
Politburo. He has served on the
military council of the southwestern
front since the start of the war and
remains with the armies of that
region.
Others Working in Moscow.
Two other Politburo men are do
ing war work in Moscow
AnaStas Mikoyan, lean, dark COM
missar of foreign trade, has taken
over Kaganovich'S work on the
railways. as well as the general di-
rection of transportation and sup
plies for the Red Army.
Alexander Scherbakov, roly- poly,
bespectacled secretary of the Mos
cow Committee, has become a
lieutenant general, head of the
political department of the Red
Army and chief of the Soviet In
formation Bureau in charge of war
propaganda.
Vyacheslav Molotov. who is prob
ably closest of them all to Stain,
remains as foreign commissar, while
the other members of the Politburo
go on with their customary admin
istrative duties.
OF the five original marshals of
the Soviet Union named since the
civil war. only one, Klementy Voro-
shilov, holds top place in prosecu-
ton Of the current war. He is on
both the Politburo and Stavka and
co-ordinated the action this winter
which broke path from Lenin-
grads back door through the Ger
man ring.
The others have become COM
paratively obscure. Semeon Timo-
shekno's star has been outshone by
younger men, although he is still in
command of the northwestern front.
Semeon Budenny has been stay
ing in Moscow. Boris Shaposhnikov
has been i'll. No post has been an
nounced for Gregory Kulik.
Shaposhnikov served as chief Of
the general staff for the hrst year
of the war, but this former czarist
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Glory of Russian Victories
Shared by Younger Generals
But Old Members of Communist Party
Remain Closest Friends of StoIin

colonel fell Ill last autumn and re-
tired, at least temporarily, at the
age of 60.
The name of his successor has not
been made public, but Gen. Alex
ander Vasilevsky, an experienced
staff officer, who was a co-ordinator
in the battle of Stalingrad, is known
to be performing many of Shapo-
shnikov's former duties.
The most active member of the
Stavka is Marshal Gregory Zhukov,
who has been the chief delegate
sent to coordinate the actions of
armies. He handled the great op-
erations at Stalingrad, involving
joint attacks on four fronts, and
at Leningrad, involving two fronts.
AS first vice commissar of de-
Evening star., 1943-03-02

in which they are named in public
documents or on the honorary prae-
sidia of state meetings.
The younger generals, Zhukov,
Voronov, Vasilevsky and others,
have won the credit and have been
given the glory for the great vic
tories on the front.
But the hierarchy still starts:
Stain, Molotov, Voroshilov and then
runs through the membership of
the Politburo.
Stalins oldest friends. the cream
of the Communist party, are still
without doubt those closest to him.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
LEGISLATORS to Be Guests

The Prince Georges County Cham
Der of Commerce will give dinner
in honor of the county's delegation
to the Maryland General Assembly
at $50 pm. Saturday at Waldrop's s
Restaurant, Brentwood. it was an
nounced today. Members of the
county delegation to the Legislature
also will be guests of the chamber
at a special meeting to follow the
Iinror
Evening star., 1943-03-02

more than ordinary nourishment.
Such a milk is Sealtest Vitamin
ID" Homogenized Milk. To its
regular store of milk vitamins,
minerals and protein, we add 400
extra units of precious Vitamin
ID" to every quart. In addition
we homogenize it to spread the
rich nourishment epeny through
Evening star., 1943-03-02

out the milk. This also tends to
make it more readily digestible and
to give it tempting, creamy favor.
Many of our new customers tell
us they never knew milk could taste
as good as this xtra-nutritious
Sealtest Vitamin ID" Homoge-
nized Milk. Buy it from your grocer
or telephone Michigan 1O11.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

Actually 1t was her husky son.
But, Mrs. Jones can take share of
the credit. Her wise program of
good nutrition that included plenty
of MILK, built the strength and
endurance he needed to win.
Your family needs energy and
fitness these days as never before.
They need milk which supplies
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Horace A.: :peyton Rites
Scheduled for Today

Horace A. Peyton,- &c.; storekeeper
at-:the Washington Terminal Tor, 30
years. who died Friday, will be
buried today in Fort Lincoln Gene
tery following funeral services at
/. pm. at the s. H. Hines funeral
home. -''
Mr.. Peyton, who 5made his home
at 1702 Jackson street NE. was
born in King George County, Va,
and came to the District As years
ago. An employe Of the terminal
since 19l3,, Mr.. Peyton retired two
years ago He was member Of
the Jnior Order Of United American
Mechanics. and was active in the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens As
sociation. He attended the Temple
Baptist Church. 49,.
Surviving Mr.. Peyton are his
widow, Mrs. Hattie v. Peyton: two
daughters, Mrs. Charles F. Green
and Miss Helen l.. Peyton; two sons.
Edgar Rand John, r. Peyton, and
seven grandchildren.
Evening star., 1943-05-03


cago. In 1902 he was graduated
from Howard University and for a
time served on the faculty.
Later he was appointed to teach
at the M Street High School, where
he taught mathematics. and was
influential in the development of
the High School Cadet Corps. In
1921 he was appointed principal
Of Dunbar. :,
Mr.. Smith did postgraduate work
at Columbia University and the
University of Vermont. 49,.
Garnet c. Wilkinson, first assistant
superintendent Of schools. whom Mr..
Smith succeeded as principal of
Dunbar, said today that Mr.. Smith
had done "a remarkable job. in pre-
pairing students for college work. He
exercised keen leadership in high
school matters. and the school sys-
tenn has suffered y great loss in his
passing"
Mr.. Smith had been i'll since
November and had been treated at
Freedman's Hospital here and Johns
Hopkins University Hospital in Balti-
more. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith had home in
Ardwick, Nd, and a summer home
IN Shoreham, VT, where burial will
take place after funeral services at
pm. Wednesday at the Lincoln
congregational Church,
Evening star., 1943-05-03
In Mfntnrta1tt

DANT. CLEMENTS T. In sad but lov-
ana fntheT 81 THs efloysd nhusb.pd
ago today, May 3. 1928.
They say time helps 4 broken heart.
But. OH it seems untrue; /,
ached
his PeIe novHNa 2Rs wi WIrE tor ANY w. czn
DULANEY. SALLIE: TAYLOR, THOMAS.
q S11HNE9 iG =. 1So eff as af Msy
:; io 1935 and our brother: THOMAS TAY-
LOR, who left us March 2, 1895.
Not dead! What a beautiful thousht.e
10 cheer US through life's dreary way;
Not dead, but blossomed into life.
where f'mi MAGcfE i fisfnsllf aND d.2s HNsA :.
GATES. DIR. THOMAS J. A token .of
81 1 HTssy HsTnesy eho sf ny stt hnse'1a ma NJ
years ago today. May g., 1871.
On the hillside where thes trees silently
He is safely sleeping in his lonely crave.
miss him so very much.
On April 20. 1a43 God called LITTLE
Ao His R1s flrrfIi IfTFIE a1RL. .ias; Mona
=, GATES. DR.. THOMAS J. "A tribute Of
eHe fHoMAs n me%ss2 y xTrs 4 dsas tahsT
two years ago today, Ma Nav osp15sq 81 iS41 .n's ''e
Best in peace, papa. your pains are ended,
Resting where no shadows fall, '.4 =
IN perfect peace he awaits .r, ns As14lpr AL
HAYES. AMANDA r. In loving remem-
brancs. of our dear mother, AMANDA =.
aAYEs dax r.. who 1eae leis us seven years ago to-
DEVOTED pAuGHTER. MAUD Il. JACK
SON. AND FAMILY.
MCCORMICK, ELIZABErH FRANCES.
ELi2xsErH FRaNcss N ssiF RetHfr Hho
passed away seven years ago today, May
YouR DEVOTED son, AND DAUGHTER. .
MUELLER. Who passed . away .oI nine year; n
ago today, May 3, 1884. =. =
Aprecious one from US has gone. ~
A Rl.es !. ysssnt in ouI home
Her RiS# SSxoSSR ShSsSa sSH aAS sa4ssaa
RIEsTEREk. .koNRAD. In sad and
snd Snt .sses 8 asss ayhp
passed away Ave years ago today; May 3
Church. A
Gene but not forsotten
BY one who loved YOU dear:
I wish that you were here. @..-,,..
Ny heart still aches with sadness.
Ny eyes shed many 4 tear;
GOO only knows how I misy yJ,l
Al the end Of these ave Ions, years
DEvGTED D VII: PEARL R1tsfINER,
SHIELDS, WILLIAM g. A tribute al
devotion to my beloved husband, WIiiIAli
G.. SHIELDS, who left me two yeSfy ~
today, May 8. 1941.
IhouKh now divided by the stream,
The marrow stream Of death
! shall keep your memory cherished 2
Until We meet in peaceful rest. -
DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE SHIED9.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
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American. !! Flyers /: Blast !; |:
kiska 13:Time's!:and, \! :.
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Atso'Raid: ! i i: J!aipsyon AHu
Hits Scored on AirfieId
! In"Attoek on Mundo
In Central soIomons

By the Associated Press. ...
American flyers bombed ia
pans Aleutians base at Kiska Is
times on Saturday, the Navy re-
ported today, causing a heavy
explosion :at North Head, the
mouth OF Kiska Harbor, setting
several fires and damaging the
airplane runway. -. :
The same day other bombers at
tackled 55Attu, q Japanese outpost
200 miles from Kiska, but results ,ot
the raid were not reported.
The text of the. Navy communique
South Pacific (all dates ARE east
longitude). -. .r-.,
l. On May I'd, during the day, a
force ofs.Avenger, (Grumman TBF
torpedo bombers, escorted by Wild
cat Grumman F4F) fighters, bombed
Japanese installations at Munda in
the Central Solomons. Hits were
scored on the airfield,} = on the, run :
way and In: the revetment areas.
+; Heavy Smoke Seen.
North Pacific: > .
''2. On May. LIST. formations Of
Army planes carried out 13 attacks
against Japanese positions at Kiska
Liberator Consolidated >.B-24
heavy bombers, Mitchell; North
American B-25) medium bombers
and Lightning nockheed P-3s) and
Warhawk -(Curtiss P-40) fighters
participat ted in these raids. A heavy
explosion was observed in the vi
cinity' Of North Head. The runway
was damaged, fires were started and
heavy, smoke was seen In other
areas. 49,, -:,,. ., vi.
"3.. ON the same day Liberato1
heavy bombers dropped bombs on
the enemy target areas at Holtz
Bay and Chichagof Harbor on
Attu Island" .,..,
The Navy announced yesterday
that submarines operating in thu
Pacific have accounted for tota
Of 125, 900 tons Of Japanese shipping
At the same time a communiqut
reported that despite foggy weather
American flyers had carried out two
more raids Friday against enemy in
stallations. at Kiska In the Aleutians
scoring definite hits. -
Warships Among Victims.
Meanwhile, in the Solomons
American fighter and bombing
planes joined in an attack Friday
morning on the enemy air base a.
Munda, New Georgia Island
Results of: the raid, the Hath t<
date, were not observed.
In announcing the toll taken by
American submarines in the Pacific
Navy spokesmen said the vessel.
sent to the bottom included war.
ships, transports, cargo ships, mer.
chantmen and 4 submarine. All o1
these sinkings previously had beer
announced. the Navy said, but tn.
total tonnage had not been disclosed
before