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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
Post War Planning For Peace"
Theme Of Woman's Club Institute
BY MRS. CHARLES G. DOAK

post War Planning for Peace"
will be the subject of Nell Battle
Lewis, writer, student of affairs
and teacher, the keynote speaker
on the Thursday evening program
of the annual Council-Institute OF
the North Caro;lna Federation of
Women's clubs, meeting III Ra-
leigh this week at the Woman's
club building. The meeting will
be open to all clubWomen and to
the public generally.
I'VE count ourselves fortunate
that we have among our own North
Carolina women one SO well quail
fled to discuss this important and
engrossing subject as Miss Lewis, :"
aid Mrs. j. Henry Highsmith, the
federation PRECEDENT. I'VE know
from her writings" she contin-
ued, chow deeply interested she
is in the subject and we are d.
lighted that she has accepted our
invitation"
Miss Lewis is one of those pei
sons read by many and heard by
few. Intrequently does she accept
one of the many invitations ex-
tended to her to speak, preferrins
to express her views in the writing
of her famous column 'Inciden-
tally"-a News and Observer Sum-
day feature. When she does speak
however, it is after careful prep
aration and in the same clear,
beautiful language as her writing.
Born and reared in Raleigh, the
daughter of the late DR.. R. H.
Lewis, one of the pioneer promop
ers of the public health movement
in the United States, Miss Lewis
was educated at St. Mary's school,
where she now teaches Bible and
English, and at Smith college. Aft
er service overseas during the
first World War, she returned to
Raleigh and began her career as
a newspaper woman. Possessed of
the sort of social consciousness of
her father, she has studied and
written abou: many of the prob
lem that concern clubWomen at
all times, particularly peace and
the necessity for post war plan
ming. Her recent writings on the
subject are guarantees that those
who hear hr will get information
and encouragement in the task of
promoting permanent peace.
Preceding Miss Lewis address
there will be a brief musical pro-
gram rendered by Mrs. r. Pear
son Upchurch, vocalist, and Mrs.
W. G. Quarles, pianist. A war
service motion picture film will
be shown after the address.
The first meeting of the council
will be on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock, following registration
which begins at the club house
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Highsmith will
preside at the session and Mrs.
R. M. Cornick, president of the
Raleigh club, will welcome tn e
clubWomen to Raleigh and to the
club house. Mrs. T. E. Morton of
Charlotte will lead the singing of
the Clubwoman's Hymn; Mrs. w.
Robert Everett of Nashville, will
lead the pledge to the flag, and
Mrs. ]. o. MacClelland, Maxton,
will conduct the devotional. There
will follow the usual business of
the council - reports of officers,
standing and special committees,
and affiliated organizations. Jun
ior club members will be present
for this session and will hear the
reports of their State president,
Mrs. Micou z. Browne, and their
chairman, Mrs. B. E. Pul'.anl.
| A plate lunch will be serQta in
Continued on Page Thirteen)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
Vina Mae Burris
WEEDS Sgt. Stuart

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Burris, of
Masonboro Sol announce the
marriage of tn : daughter, Vina
Mae, to Sgt. James L. Stuart, of
Atlanta, Ca, on July %.
Sgt. Stuart is the son of w. L.
Stuart and the late Mrs. Stuart, of
Atlanta, and is now stationer at
Fort Fisher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
Sorosis Members
To Attend Funeral

Members of North Carolina So.
rosis are asked to meet in a body
to attend the funeral of DR.. George
Griffiths which will be held from
Andrews Mortuary at 4 o'clock
in memory of his wife who
was an active member of Sorosis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
Lieut.. Cheek, ANC,
To Speak On Tuesday

There will be an important meet
ing in the interest of recruiting
nurses for the Army and Navy
at the Sorosis clubhouse Tuesday
afternoon, September IA, at 4
o'clock.
Lieut.. Cheek, ANC, will address
the meeting. All organized groups
OF women and all other interested
persons are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin T. Clark.
Jr., announce the birth of daugh.
ter, Linda Carole, August 10, at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Clark
is the former Ruby Mae Williams
of this CITY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Moore of
Portsmouth, Va, announce the
birth of daughter, Lila Ernestine
August % at Kings Daughters hos
pital, Portsmouth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore are formerly of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Morton
announce the birth of a daughter,
Elizabeth Hayes, at Bullock hos
pital on September 8. Mrs. Nor
ton is the former Bess Hayes Or
rell of Winter Park.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
BIDDING LENGTH PAWS

YOU WILL profit from spirited
bidding of great suit lengths. with
hardly any high cards. opposite a
partner who opened the auction.
only if he understands an impor.
tant fundamental as well as Won.
II is that many a hand will do bet
ter with the weak holding naming
the declaration than with the
strong one doing it. The long suit
affords entry to the weaker hand
II 1t is the trump. and you can get
INTO the opposite one with its high
cards. If. however. the strnnrc.
hiind names the trump. you may
nave to keep leading away from
II most of the time,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Phllathea Meeting
Is Held at ChurcI,

The March meeting or the Claire
iillS Philathca class oi the FRS;
japtiSt church waS held at tho
hurch Monday evening at 3 o'clock.
Hiss Halle Frank Mills led the do
"'ional service, followed by pray
CT. Alter Il short business srssi,tn
presided over by Mrs. T.. l.. Mat
thcwS, president, Mrs. w. *. Phil
''j'' u. icG me group III i gun con-
Sst. Mrs. J. y. Dudd and Mis-. Jack
turner being the winners. Delicious
.>s..ni~u,. L.Nlc ,r\,u
Is a., MRS. W. *. Phillips. Mrs,
: BrckwIth. and Mrs. o. Il.
iWynn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

The jrnIor Civic club will meet
"Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock at
lie homc Of Mrs. j +. Mills. Jr..
on Charles and Clark Street. with
Ar, HiarGir Loughlin Cooper us CO.
hr>;C>S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Has Word From son

N':s NJ. l.. Evan. o.. S.ull II ~
dcr-on. has received word thu. IN.
.o.. pv: Graham Evan u, trc NJ
r. %! the L. S. Army. ha- arrived
safely n North Africa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Ertulns II ,in.

M.-. c. =. Tucker e, We; I'm
ms returned i..mc after sprndius
.,lcrui days with nlY mother. Mr.
/ G.. Scrt; in Rich .umi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

~. ,-rvt.mg wlll be held Sat
..y u.gHi al s o'clock al the home
~. AID Mrs, ". L. Cunrin ON
/" : Henderson. Everyone is in
I'D g. attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

The regular Ei,c' a. e.. l., t'..n.
s,!,, 1T. y. viii Lv held at ST..
,,t.yn "Wednesday ,i,sruuuu - ,hv
rnuul.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Returns To- HInr flIfT

Miss Carolyn D-.r ..r,., .,
.J"rcdiih College. E.lrrph. has r.-
''"hcJ th''" Ia r,-G.p n.. -goir,
alter being i'll r"r u.mn .t 'nr
nome OF her pa'cn.-. NJ. nd ,..-.
Il. II. Duke. She is mach improved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Shower Is Given
Honoring Brames

W. and Mr. H. d williamson and
=. \ Brwmc entertained at a
r'''.rCnHs shower Friday night
"r,nc AIr and Mrs. Clarence
ErImC.
..."v attractive gifts were rccciv-
Refreshments consisting Of fruit.
'sc, a.d drinks we're served to
rud twenty-five guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Birth of son

NJ. and Mrs. Albert PcNrlcS an
n"JnCc the birth OF son. Donald
Wayne. on Friday. February %. at
Maria Parham hospital. Mother and
son ar" said 10 be getting along fine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Pr. 4, Meeting

The PIT. y. ii Central .rhupi ,y.l.
..,.i .,v,u!r. s;,T ":IvrEouu ur 3.3u
u'rlu,k al the sChuui.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
'iss Copgins And
Cpl. Harris Wed

= jr",in~ announce, the mar
TO-, ~ hi. daughter. Linda Gray.
+ lt.v. February 2G. to Cpl
.."t Harris. at Camp Banding
'Iiida
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

WHY i'll the world shnu.i Martin
from the looks OF his hand. count
south on that bidding ~, havino
enough to prevent a!l IN. ono ,,sH
my 'r'ck! Only If h. l'ilcd to
consider the kind Of holding which
bistrif:'rl hy King +
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
'Qy6RkTUkTN6
'i&%M&!1
Birth of DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Daniel am
nouncc the birth vi Il daughter, Bar
bara Jane. al Maria parham hos
pltal on Saturday. February y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

tons where a bland. mild ano..ruc mas
sage medium i'll skin fabrication il de-
sired. Ono condition in which women
Tor more than 40 wears have used IL is mn
app!ication Tor mnsS;lr!u" the body dur
ing pregnancy IL helps keen rhr skin
SOFT and pliablc thus avoiding nm
necessary discomfort due 20 drvnCsg and
tlrhtncss. II rctrcshCs and tones Tho
sim. an iurai MASSAGE application for
the numb. tnGliug or hunting srnso
tons OF the skin Cor tho tired back
muscles or cramp like pains in the legs.
IuiCkly nDsOEDCQ Dnllrlffnll II No. y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
ON BRIDGE

would have caused himself to
make the self-same bids South did.
North should have taken several
factors into account. First. he
himself had made it clear to South
that ne held a six-four division be-
tween MS OWN suits. by bidding
spades twice before he showed
the diamonds. In spite Of South's
having been told that, he had not
raised either of North's suits. nor
mad he shown the kind of protec-
tion needed for No Trump game
py calling that declaration. Nor
had South made anything but a
minimum call each time. In fact.
IN bidding 3-Hcarts over the 3
Diamonds, he had been economic.
ing ny not rebidding the clubs in
stead which would have required
4-Clubs.
Eoing to a mere 4-Hearts over
SohthS last bid would have been
perfectly sound. with North's good
nand. but the jump to slam VA,
just not cNcusable. It. of course
was set. in fact a couple of TRICKS
Iom0rrOw's Problem
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IS
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q j 1912 w l. -
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None
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u:Ia'er: South. Both sides v,il-
ncrable.i
what bidding would you con-
slider the soundeat on tbs deal?
hturcs Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Send SINTEEN CENTS in col

Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
,T This Marian Martin pattern
rite plainly SIZE. NAME. AID
pElSS end STYLE NUMBER.
send your order 10 Daily Dispatch.
Nc.a Department. 232 w. 18th ST.
Nu'n. y. y.
.--"aI=c OF the Sl0wncSS of the
-, GvI!,vry at our patterns may
.".v days longer than usual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02

Meet busy days ahead with COM
3I"i" p"ISr and cnnlidcncc--in this
Jacket outfit Marian Martin has
1--WE" Pattern 93l9 subtle figure.
.h;I,ry. The Jacket is slim. simple.
.r dress has curved bodice sections
~ FORM points III the waist. Use
u'.I-t Tor the rcvcrs.
"'tcin &3l9 may be- ordered only
...mcn's SiXr~ -. 80. 3&. ~ -. II
.. ~. size SO requires ! Sd y;rru>
.- Er9' 3-& yard contrast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Mothers Friend

Ilrhly praised Icy users. many d"rtnr~ and
nurses. Just ask any drlvri-t for Mn,b.-'s
Fricnd-thc skin lubricant Try /, tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-02
Mpectlnqa&@?!
Mothers Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort to
eXDectant
mothers.

MO T II r r s
vi FRIEND. an
cXquisitcly pre-
pared Cmollicnt. Is
useful in nil copfif-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

divje in razuzdano, in eetudi sc
je marsikdo S krvavo' glavo vra-
cal v samostan, sc vendar MISC
cisto mic premenili. Matere so
zacele stroze patti ma svoje
hcere in mozje ma svoje zene, ali
vzlic temu Sc je zgodilo marsi-
katero nasilstvo, dasi so menihi
zopet vtihotapili wee zensk v
samostan in Jill kar tam pridr-
zali. Da tako pocetje kmetov nj
pomirilo, nego Sc belj razdra-
lilo, je umevno.
Obenem je pa tudi opat najel
diva tuja, v zatiskem okraju ne
znana vojscaka, XII sta bila sa-
mo MENU ma razpolago in sta
dobivala samo cd MEGA pove-
liza. Prebivalci samostana sc "a
ia diva nemska vojscaka, XII sta
pref sluzila celjskemu grofu,
MISC dosti menili in nihce Sc nj
brigal, kod da hodita in kaka
narocila imata. Navadno sta po-
poldne zapustila samostan in
Sc vrnila sele pozno ponoei.
&c je opat mislil, da ga bodo
sedaj v borbi proti ,Rovanu
podpirali tudi tisti menihi, XII SO
bill sicer njegovi nasprotniki,
je bill zmoti. PRIOR Mardvard
je sam hrepenel, da postane
opat in je novo svobodo, katero
je opat podelil samostancem,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

Rowan je stopil pred meme
in pred mojega tovarisa in de-
jail, da mama je ma razpolago.
In vidva sta to hvalezno
odkIonila! Sc je royal opat.
Pripovedovalec je nekoliko
zardel. Opatovo ocitanje ga je
speklo.
- Odklonila, da, premilostni
gospod opat, je rekel q odloG-
MIN poudarkom. Mama nj Ro-
van nikakega zadosGenja dolzan
in midva MENU tudi ne, ker nj
sva bila pri tisti dogodbi ma pri-
stavi udeiezena. Kar sta imela
Glogyie in Rowan, to sta vitesko
poravnala in to naju mic lie
briga. Steer pa je samo casino
"a Rovana, da Sc je hotel tudi
z mama bojeVati, dasi je incl
vee ran in prebodeno roko.
Opat nj odgovoril, nego mr.
kin pogledov zrl precise v tia.
pripovedovalec pa je nadalje-
val: 49,. =:
Ponesla sva Glogviea ma
grad, ker je bio sem najblizje.
Rowan je naju spremil do vrat.
Tu Sc je poslovil. Dejal je, da
je vsakemu ma razpolaganje,
kdor zeli cd NIGGA zadoscenja.
V dvorani je zavladala tisi-
ma. Vsi so bill zaglobljeni v svo-
je misli in nihce Sc nj zmenil "a
mrlica.
Cez nekaj casa je vstala Mar
garcia. Pokleknila je poleg po-
stelje in opravila kratko moli-
tev, potem pa odsla. Kmalu so
j sledili tudi drugi. Posli so
prinesli nekaj gorecih svec in
jih p~ostavili kraj postelje, po-
tenn pa tudi odsli. Mrlic je ostal
sam in zapuseen.
XXI.
V zatiskem samostanu je
smrt Pavla Glogvica povzroci1a
nekako paniko, zlasti ker je bill
Rowan napovedal, da tako, ka-
kor z Glogvicem, obracuna. z
vsemi, XII so Sc udelezili orgije
ma samostanski pristavi. "
Velikasi, XII so Sc mudili kot
gostje in opatovi varuhi v sa-
mostanu, so nagovarjali opata,
maj udari z oborozeno silno ma
smrecko grajscino in maj Sc po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

in znamki B in c. sta dobri "a
diva galona vsaka, dokler nista
porabljeni.
Kurivno ole: Kupon DIT. / "a
noyo sezono je veljaven sedaj
"a 10 galonov do 3. januarja.
Procesirana hrana: Modre
znamke u v in w SO Sc veljav~
ne do 20. oktobra. Znamke X,
Y in 2 SO dobre do 20. novem-
bra.
Peel: Certifikati "a nakup
peel "a gretje ali kuho, bodisi
ma premog, drva, plin ali ollie,
Sc mora sedaj dobiti cd lokalnih
raeijskih odborov. ....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09
"OPATOV
sPISAL FIR. RENEE

Glogvicem zmagam, sem tudi
Wanna ma razpolago.
- Kako je bio dalje, je vpra-
sala vojvodinja.
- Glogvic Sc je dolgo branil,
je nadaljeval pripovedovalec
Cello psoval je Rovana. Ia pa Sc
nj "a to zmenil. Naposled pa
mu je zavrela kri in udaril JIG
Glogvica z roko pc ustih s take
silo, da je Glogvic skoro oman
nil. In sedaj Sc je vnel BOZ
Glogvic je zgrabil mec in "a
Gel udrihati pc Rovanu. Ia je
incl jake kratek NEE, Glogvic
pa dolgega in cato sem mislil,
da mora Glogvic zmagati. Toda
Rowan sc je spretno branil. ST.
Ger ga je Glogvic nekajkrat
prasnil pc obrazu, do ziyega mu
pa nj mogel. Naenkrat je Rowan
planil kakor strela proti Clog
vicu. Ia je Rovanu prebodel
roko, Rowan pa mu je sunil
svoj kratki mee v prsi. Glogvic
je omahnil in padel.
- Zakaj mu nista priskocila
ma pomoe? Sc je srdil opat.
Lepa junaka, XII ju navaden
hlapec uzene.
-Premilostni gospod opat,
je dejal pripovedovalec pono-
sno, midva nisva razbojnika.
Glogvie je bill dolzan dati Ro-
vanu zadoscenje. Steer pa Ro-
van nj. hlapec, nego svoboden
MOI in &c je bill vreden, nositi
Vas prapor, premilostni gospod
opat, potem mu mora vsak vi
tez in sam vojvoda dati zado-
Scenic.
- In kaj je bilo potem? je
v~prasala vojvodinja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

porabil v to, da je zacel ma svo-
10 roko tajno vojsko prot opa-
tn. Sedaj je mogel zopet stopiti
Y zvezo s svojimi prijatelji Y
Ljubljani, z vicedomom in z
grofem Ortenburskim in delati
priprave, da odstrani opata.
PR tenn je predvsem racunal
ma Rovanovo pomoc. Rowan JIG
bill pravi MOI, XII je mogel ma
stopiti prot opatu, in cato je
prior Markyard kar prezal ma
priliko, da Sc snide q Royanom.
A trajalo je dolgo ,predno Sc je
ia prilika ponudila. Rowan JIG
namree moral patti ma svojo
varnost, kajti &c bi ga bill opa,
tow velikasi dobili v roke, bi ga
bill brez usmiljenja ubili.
Nekega vecera pa Sc je pri-
jorju Markvardu vendar posre-
clio, da je naletel ma Rovana,
Markvard Sc je liz st. Lamberta
pes vracal v Zatieno, ko sta pri-
jezdila Rowan in njegov prija-
tell Malta.
-.
lie cd dalee je spoznal Malta
prijorja in ker nj bilo videti
drugega cloveka, Sc je ustavil,
da .bi Sc s patron Markvardom
malo posalil.
GDalje prihodniie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

lasti Rovana, velikasi bodo lie
skrbeli, da Rowan ne bo xiv
ujet. Toda opat nj pritrdil te-
mu nacrtu, ker je vedel, da bi
S tenn provzroeil splosen kmet-
ski punt.
- Tako dalec nash kmetov
Sc nismo pokristjanili, da h
smell Z mimi poceti, kat hi ho-
tell, tako je poduceval opat We
likase. V tenn kranjskem kmetu
tici Sc nekaj paganskega du-
ha, nekaj ponosa in upornosti
lima Sc vedno. .Navadno Sc pae
plazi pred ,duhovnikom kakor
pes, a cash Sc lie zave, da ie
clovek. TAX sicer. nj vec, kakr-
Sen je bill nekdaj. Cash je bill
kakor volk, &c Sc mu je zgodila
kaka krivica, zdaj smo mu
vtepli lie toliko kristjanske SUI
nosti, da prenasa batine in, kri-
vice. A tako dalec pa ga lie Sc
nimamo, ,da bi peljuboval bic,
is katerim ga tepo. Cez nekaj
stoletij DO drugace. Kmetje i
majo v Rovana neomajno Ia
upanje, in &c hi Sc mt, kai Ego
fdilo, bi to mi krvavo placali.
Velikasi so izprevideli, da ina
| opat pray in zadovoljni so bill,
ko Jim je opat povedal, da re
ina natancen in zanesljiv ma
crt, kako Sc ma them odkriza
Rovana.
Predvsem je opat dovolil Ia
tiskim menihom, da so smell
zopet svobodno hoditi liz samo-
stana. Svojim privrzencem med
menlhl Je narocll, MAJ hodlJo
med ljudi in maj jih pomirijo
glede dogodkov ma .pristavi,
obenem pa maj Jill naseujejo
prot Rovanu.
Menihi so bill move svobode
silno veseli. Pogresali so jo
tezko in njihova nezadovoljnost
je bila velika, kajti moliti in
delati jih nj veselilo. Komaj je
opat razglasil svojo odredbo, so
sc menihi kar vsuli il samo-
stana. Hodili so pc hisah in pc
krcmah, popivali cele noel in Sc
cash S kmetskimi fanti tudi
spoprijeli in pretepali. ziveli SO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09
(Nadaljevanje)

= Gospod>pl. Glogvic, je de-
jail Rowan, vi ste podel elovek,
brez casti in p~ostenja.
Glogvica je to zaljenje hudo
zadelo. Yes rdec je postal in "a
klical:
q III nesramni hlapec, tt Sc
upas meme zaliti?
Rowan pa je ostal miren in je
lie plumb pred Glogvica.
= Zakaj ga nj Glogvic kar
pobil? Sc je oglasil opat s tr-
dim glasom.
= Morda nj incl poguma, je
pripomnila Margafeta.
Rowan, je nadaljeyal pri-
povedovalec, je torej ostal po-
pomona miren. Plumb je in
potem dejal: ..-..
-,
- Gospod pl. GlogVc, "a 10,
kar ste storili ma samostanski
pristavi, mi daste zadoseenje z
orozjem. vi ste o~neeastili mojo
nevesto in cato vas pozivljam
ma BOZ - ma zivljenje in ma
smrt. Eden izmed naju zapusti
v-tej uri syet.
- In kaj je rekel Glogvic? je
v~prasala vojvodinja.
- Glogvic Sc je ustrasil in nj
nicesar odgovoril, je dejal pri-
povedoNalec. F."
- Zakaj pa vidva nista uda-
rila ma tega Rovana, je togot-
no zakrical opat. Trije bi bill
vendar enega zmogli.
- Morda hi ga bill zmogli, je
rekel pripovedovalec, ali goto-
vol nj. Rowan je junak. Steer pa
Sc je Rowan tudi k mama obrnil
in mama rekel,:
= &c boju z gospodom pl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-09

Chances are, you're already in the Pay
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Evening star., 1943-09-17
Marshall
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vest. 1t was decided, however. In
New OF our almost fatal limitations
n ships, planes and trained troops
1t this time to maintain the sit
uation IN the Central, South and
southwest Pacific, no immediate ac-
tion would be undertaken to recap
ture Kiska and Attu.
First Air Raid on Kiska.
Measures were taken, however, to
bring these islands within effective
air range OF our combat craft. Ad-
Vanced airfields We're developed bv
troops landed on Adak August 81
1S42, from which the first mass raid
against kiska was launched on Sep
tember IA. The Japanese air forces
IN the Kiska region were soon de-
stroyed and his attempts to rein
force the garrison were rendered
relatively ineffective by the destruc-
ton OF his shipping en- route to
Kiska.
Bases still farther west were re-
eulred to strengthen our air position
IN the Aleutians Consequently in
January. 1943, an American task
force landed unopposed on Amchit-
ka. SO miles east of Kiska. In less
than month the fighter strip had
been developed and our aircraft was
operating from this advanced base
against Kiska and Attu.
In the late spring shipping and
materlel, though limited, at last be-
came available to launch a formal
challenge to the enemys occupation
OF the Aleutians. A task force COM
posed OF portion of the 7th Infan-
try Division, reinforced, landed on
Attu Island, the outermost island of
the Aleutlan chain, on the morning
Of May ii, heavily supported by its
naval escort. Heavy fogs limited air
action. Despite the mountainous
character OF the country, deep snow
and the absence of roads, the troops,
strongly supported by our Navy and
by the air forces so far as the
weather permitted, fought their way
across the island to encircle the jap
anese troops defending Chichagof
Harbor. There on May 81 the opera
lion was successfully terminated
after loss Of 512 American soldiers
against the humiliation of 1850
japanese.
The capture of Attu evidently
eame ~ . complete surprise to the
enemy who had anticipated an as
sault on Kiska which now lay
trapped by our planes and naval
craft operating from Amchitka and
from Attu, fighter strip having
been completed In IL days on the
latter island.
With the occupation of Attu by
OUR forces. the enemy position on
kiska became untenable. On August
Is . landing force was put ashore
st Quisling Cove on the western
coast Of Kiska, which met no oppo-
utIou, the enemy having evacuated
the garrison to avoid further losses.