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peared bare were alive with dark
forms forming into columns for the
march into Barrafranca.
They poured into the town in a
long brown column and their hot
coffee was waiting for them. They
gulped great cups full and came
back for more. ~.. ~
At 6 am. the column began NOV
ing again, this time into no-man's
land where no one knew what to ex-
pect, although reconnaissance had
encountered no resistance.
The few hours of rest had helped
the men. They walked with vlgor
in the cool morning air. They no
longer moved like automatons.
I'VE don't have to walk too
damned fast" one soldier said to
another. THE sooner we get there
the quicker the fight will be over"
was the retort. @
Crowds Cheered Troops.
Before long we reached a cross
roads, one fork leading to Caltani-
setta and the other to Pietraperzia
jumped onto a jeep with 1t. Col
Richard O'Connor of Long Beach
N. Y, and we drove behind an
armored car into the town, which
was just beginning to stir.
Within few minutes crowds were
cheering in the streets, cheering
frantically. A hastily organized band
began playing. Men. women and
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Attack Counferafiack,
Attack Again-That
Is Sicilian Campaign
BY DON WHITEHEAD,

ASsociat ted Press War Correspondent.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
7th ARMY IN SICILY, July II (de-
layeO The bell steeple on the gray
crurch flung a long shaft of shadow
over Mazzarino as we bounced over
the cobbled streets in a jeep and
turned down the steep road to the
plains stretching below.
For a moment the grandeur OF
the scene. made you forget the
wretched poverty of the peop.e on
this island and the dull look in their
eyes. We forgot for moment about
the war, the sight Of blood spilled
on streets, the bullet-riddled bodies
lying in side roads and the stencil
Of death that clinss to a, land cut
by war.
This plan below was a lovely place,
stretching to the hills beyond. The
fields were tinted with that peculiar
yellow brightness which sunsets
sometimes paint on the landscape.
White roads wound lazily through
the valley and disappeared into the
dark, serious looking mountains.
But the illusion of peaceful
countryside lasted only a moment.
There was the thunder of cannon
and clouds of smoke billowed up
where the shells landed.
Fight Seems Incessant.
This was a battlefield out there
today. A tank battle had been
fought and the enemy repulsed. Now
it. was our turn to attack.
Attack, counterattack, attack. It
seemed this had been going on for
weeks instead of only seven days.
But then, time has become meaning
less, except to the generals in head
quarters, whose thoughts are on the
broad mirror, of war and not fixed
on the miniature battle-ground below
MaZzerino.
They can juggle time and mark
the calendars as good generals must
do. But for the men in the front
line the hours run into days, the
days into weeks. The thoughts are
on the next bridge, the next valley
the next town.
Outlined against the sky on the
ridge across the plain was the next
| town, Barrafranca, and still farther
across the ridges was Caltanisetta
one of the key island cities of Sicily
That's where our drive from the
beaches was leading us.
(The capture of Caltanisetta
was announced officially by Allied
headquarters on MondayD
t Major Won't Rest.
In the valley the jeep turned of
the main road and came to a stor
under grove of trees gray with the
dust which billowed up from each
passing vehicle.
where's the major?" some one
asked.
Hes getting things lined up
He'll be here soon"
A jeep rolled up and a young
mustached major with lines Of worry
and WEAKNESS in his face walked
over. He introduced himself-Maj
Charles T. Horner of Doylestown
Pa. But he was off again in a few
minutes
"Chuck is wearing himself out,
an officer said. He won't rest"
! We followed Maj. Horner acros:
the fields to the foot of the SLOPE
where he gathered his officer,
around him to review the night.
operations. He pointed out the OBJ.
jective - the high ground around
Evening star., 1943-07-21
WASHINGTON, G., WEDNESDAY

were scrambltng out Of 1t and trying
to get into smother.
Col. O'Connor hauled them out
and put them In his jeep while I
towed the captured vehicle back to
battalion headquarters.
They were more pleased with the
trucks than the prisoners, for trans
portation is q valuable commodity
in Italy.
Across the fields we could see the
troops marching toward q ridge
looking across another valley on
Caltanisetta. (
Another ridge 80 another valley
another town.
That's invasion. 4
Evening star., 1943-07-21

children clung to our vehicles. They
tried to shake our hands Hundreds
smilled about in the main square in
one great jamboree.
Suddenly a soldier jumped from
the armored car and ran down side
street. He came back with two Ital-
ian soldiers. One of them grabbed
the soldier and kissed him on both
cheeks. Obviously both of them
were pleased to be captured. And
the people cheered again. I still
don't know whether they were cheer
ing the soldiers for capturing the
Italians or the Italians for being
captured. 1t didn't matter.
We managed to get our jeep
through the mob and started back
to the troops when Col. O'Connor
pulled his pistol. Ahead of us was
a German truck and three soldiers
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Stove Fumes Overcome
Woman; Another Burned

A housewlre was overcome by gas
fumes in her kitchen and a second
woman was burned about the face
this morning in two separate acci-
dents reported by police.
Mrs. Dorothy Cummings, IS, OF
229 Eighth street NE. was found un-
conscious by her mother-in-law'
Mrs. Louise Cummings, who said a
pan of water had boiled over, ex-
tinguishing the flame. Mrs. Cum
mings was treated by the Rescue
Squad.
Mrs. Margaret Fleet, "a, of 320s
Brothers place Sc. was burned
when the oven she was lighting ex-
ploded. She was treated at Casualty
Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
oil Mugnate's Daughter
Bride Of Army Cuptuin

~ the Associated Press. ~
SPOKANE, Wash, July 21.-Miss
Sheila Goodal Fraser, daughter of
the president Of the Shell OIL Co.
and Capt. Thomas Parker Bowman.
son Of the United States Consul
General to South Africa, were mar
ried yesterday.
The couple plans to live in Walla
Walla, Wash, while Capt. Bowman
Is stationed at the Army air base
there.
The brides parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Fraser of New York
City. Capt. Bowman's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas de Witt Bow
man. now in johannesburg, South
Africa
Evening star., 1943-07-21
|U. S. Seeks Rubber
From S,punish LoureI

Ecientiflc experts headed by Or.
Daniel w. Walker OF the United
States Rubber Reserves Commission
are in the Yaqu Valley OF Mexico,
seeking suitable locations for exper-
iments with the Spanish laurel. 1t
is believed the plant will produce
high-grade rubber. The experts
have been given every facility by
the Ministry OF Agriculture in Mex
| leo City.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Grucie Fields Carrying
Fur Cout for Home Trip

By the Assoctated Press.
CHICAGO, July IL. - Oracle
Fields, the English stage star who Is
returning TO England to entertain
troops, says she is prepared for "tn-
expected" midsummer weather.
Stopping briefly here yesterday
en- route to New York, Miss Fields
carried mink coat. She explained:
"The last time I went home in
the middle Of summer the Clipper
dropped me on in Scotland and I
thought I'd freeze to death. So this
time I'm going prepared"
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Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

France in Tone sta podirala
drevesa. Delala sta skupaj. Una
ME z Nanico je navezalo Tone
ia ma Kosanove. Posebno SIC je
navezal ma Franceta in Sc spo-
prijateljil & MIN. Druzilo je O.
ba mladeniea BE nekaj drugega.
Sanjala in mislila sta o svetu.
Tone je incl znance v tujini.
Pisali so mu o dobrem zasluzku
in o bogastvu tujega sveta. ME-
gov dom je bill skromen. Dobro
bajtarijo SO premogli Tonetovi
starsi. Domaee zivljenje ga nj
zadovoljevalo. Njegov oee je OBJ
deloval piclo posestvo, poleg to-
ga je obiral Sc dnine pr kme-
tih. Tako je poganjal cas- in III
vel "a silo. v potomcu' Sc je
zbudila leila, da bi podvignil
premozenje. Tujina ga je mika-
la. Sanjal je, da tam zasluzi, Sc
vrne, dokupi k Hist toliko, da DO
lahko zivel ma svojem. Tone je
pripovedoval Francetu o znan-
Glib, XII mu pisejo il tujine. Tu-
di v MEM Sc je porodila zelja
pc svetu. Cutil je v sebi moe,
da hi delal, pa bodi kjerkoli in
karkoli, samo da bi zasluzil in 81
prihranil denar, S katerim hi re-
Sill dom. Kjer sta Sc mladenica
nasla, sta govorila o svetu.
Isl omenil kaj donna? ?" je
vprasal Tone Franceta, ko sta
stala oh deblu. :
"Sem nekoliko." +. ,
"In kaj pravijo vasi?"
"Oce nj rekel mic, matt mi
brani". -
SIN kako 81 Sc odlocil?"
me vem."
Isl Sc morda skesal?"
"Nisem Sc. A "a to limo bonn
najbrze odlozil."
"Zakaj?"
a
"Tu je sedaj delo." Pokazal
.je obrazom pc gozdu. 81
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Branch Ne. 50, Sane to Hold
Mass Meeting November 18th
CONTINUED from page A.

CONTINUED from page H.
The current issue of Free
World, opens its Round Table
discussion with these words:
From inside and outside the
Balkans powerful Allied forces
are closing in on the Axis
armies. Almost daily inside the
Balkans the splendid guerrilla
partisan groups are striking at
the enemy with a courage and
determination unsurpassed in
history. From the outside, pow
erful Soviet, British and Ameri-
can Armies are daily closing a
ring of steel around the Nazis.
Therefore, no subject seemed
more appropriate to the Edi-
tors of Free World than the
Battle for the Balkans"
Among the essential findings of
the discussion were these:
2. The overwhelming majori-
ty Of the Balkan peoples were
and are in favor of truly demo-
cratic regimes, but up to now
they have been oppressed by
tyrannical minorities who have
often received help from out
side powers.
3. The most important pro-
United Nations forces in the
Balkans are the various liberia
ton and underground move
ments, composed of men of all
shades of political conviction.
Without distinction of race or
nationality they are fighting
not only against the Axis and
satellite regimes but for the
freedom of the Balkans and for
social transformation in line
with the interests of the ma
jority of the people.
A. The liberation movements
and armies r composed of
peasants, workers and intellee-
tuals, and include various kinds
of political forces, ranging
from democratic and socialist
groups to Communists.
One of the participants in
this discussion was Louis
Adamic:
Louis Adamic was elected
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(Nadaljevanje)
XIV.

v Kosanovem gozdu SO zape-
lie sekire. Glasno SO odjeknili u
darci in sc lovili nato med DIRE
vesi. v meji ma nasprotnem
bregu drce so umirali v zamol-
KLEIN in zadusenern odmevu. V
gozdu nj bio ptice, da hi bila
zakrilila v zrak in odletela. Pac
SO prisluhnile plahe srne. OBJ
stale so "a trenutek krikovane
ma mestu, kjer so Jill nasli gla-
sow, nato SO Sc spustile v br-
zem diru med drevesi in odbe-
zale dalec proc, kjer Jill MISC
vee motili udarci.
Meja je ozivela. S trdimi, ne
koliko povzdignjenimi GLASGOW
50 Sc pogovarjali drvarji. "a
tegli, pojoei "ho-ho'' je mama
njal, da Sc podira dreve. zage
50 brencale rezko, da Sc je glas
vjedal v mozeg.
Oh robu gozda Sc je pokazal
GEEK pas rumenih tai. Golieava
je LEILA vedno globlje v les. Sc
kire so pele v -zborih. Pc dvoje
rezil je padalo v izmenjujocih
sc zamahih in sekalo deblo. I've
ri so odletavale z brenceeim
glasom ter skropile tia naokoli.
Nato so Sc zasadili v les jekleni
zobje. zaga je pozvizgavala e.
nakomerno. Drevo je nalahko
zatrepetalo v vrhu. zaga je u
tihnila. Sc par udarcev - "ho-
ho"; steblo Sc je poeasi nagiba-
10, nato hitreje in hitreje. v We
jah je zavrsalo,, zasumelo. z
vzdihom, kakor da bi bill zasto-
kali clovek, je zacvililo in zaje-
Gallo. Veje bliznjih dreves SO Sc
zamajale. -.
Sekali so Polozani in Seljani.
Med drvarji sta bila France in
Andrea. S Seljani je prisel tudi
Tone. II
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ma je, kakor da je VISA njegova
1~iotranjost ozgana. Din je susil
in pail usta. Pred ocmi mu je
zagorela noe v svetlem pozaru.
Biisk se je ukresal ma nebu in
je zaplapDlal prdti Penem. Yes
svet Sc je !oddaljil izpred njego-
We duse; osta1 je sam v boleci-
nj in srdu.
Prou mraku je bilo, ko je
stopil ma klanec in pogledal ma
vzdol pc vasi. Videl je, kako je
zavil v spodnjem koncu okoli
vogla Grivarjev Juri. Zelene do
ko1enice so begnile mimo in Sc
mu vjedle v oci. v listen hipu
ga je zapeklo v srcu. Cd takrat
je postopal okoli hise. Mixer
nj nasel mesta, da hi Sc bill u
stavil in umiril. Veeerjal je ma
10, 2 domaeimi nj govoril mic.
(Dnlie Drihndnji6)
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honorary president Of the Slo-
vene National Council at its
Congress in Cleveland last year.
He has given the executive CONF
mittee Of the Council much VAL
liable and authentic informa-
ton on what has been going on
in Yugoslavia. At every oppor-
tunity he has exerted himself
in our behalf, as you probably
noticed the kilograms sent to
the White House, the cable to
the Moscow Conference. When
he speaks at the Mass Meeting
here in Cleveland on November
18th, we may be sure that his
remarks will be both interest
ing and Informative.
Time magazine. stated that
at the Moscow conference, cor
respondents on the scene were
impressed by the British En-
voy's well-worn luggage and
dispatch cases marked with
such labels as "P d."
Greece" "Yugoslavia." Up, to
this time, we only know that
the Allied Nations have agreed
to agree on the interests to pre-
vail in the Balkans, where both
Russia and Britain have great
stakes. Also that special coun-
.cil-to include France, Yugo-
slavia, Greece-will handle
italian affairs.
One interesting piece of news
has some bearing in. this con-
.tnection, having to do with the
French and their Liberation
Movement. The first session of
the French Assembly will be
called in Algiers, the Assembly
having been brought into being
by the French Committee of
National Liberation. Of the "a
men attending, at least 40 are
members of the French under
ground; they reflect all politi-
cal hues from conservatives to
communists. The French I'M
derground has not only battled
the Axis, but their form and
method of organization must
be the same as the Yugoslav
or the Greek. Not so long ago,
I read of a delegation of Yugo-
slav Liberation Front represent
tatives' going to Cairo to con-
suit with the Allied Commands,
and to request the same status
as that of the French Commit
tee of Liberation. We all know
that the Greek and Yugoslav
underground movements are
working in unison.
There is one great bright
spot in this picture-if all these
Liberation groups are repre-
sented in that Especial council"
can be assured that the
"Italian affairs" will be settled
justly and honestly.
These underground move
ments and guerrilla fighting
groups have organized under
the Nazis domination of terror
and cruelty-they have fought
against terrible odds and have
the strength, steadfastness and
vitality to carry on and on.
They prove the truth of Vic
Cor Hugo's last written words:
There is one thing that is
stronger than all the armies of
the world; and that is an idea
whose time has come"
We can admire their bravery,
their courage, their fearlessness
we can also help them. We
can help them by giving our
whole-hearted moral and fl
nancial support to the Slovene
National Council, which has
taken advantage of every OPP
portunity to bring before the
Allied Nations the aims and
purposes of these brave fight
ers, and assured them of our
full support and great admira-
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"Te delo ne be veGno."

Tie delo ne be veGno."
"Precej Casa DO trajalo. Sal
ves, eudno hi bio, 10 bi odsel
sedaj, ko ma doma6em nekaj
zasluzim."
IA pot mislis
"Tudi."
I'll Sc Dos skesal, France?
Les ste prodali, pa mislis, da ne
potrebujete vec."
France je zganil z rameni.
Gledal je v tia, kakor da pre-
mislja.
I'll 81 bolj navezan ma dom
kakor JAZZ. Vidim tie, kaksen ST.
Bog We, ali bi strpel v svetu?'
"Bi, gotovo hi, a zdaj sc lie
ne morem odloeiti. 10 spravimo
dfva -"
"Takrat hos lahko Re drugih
misli. Re vidim, moral bonn It'll
sam, ali pa 81 bonn moral pois-
kati drugega tovarisa."
"Poeakaj nekoliko! Odlozi!"
do ,kdaj?" 49," ..'.... -.
"Do druge jeseni; morda Be
ne do takrat."
Telesi sta sic sklonili. Sekiri
sta svrseali v zraku. Deblo je
stokalo zamolklo. Mladeniea
sta mislila vsak ma svoje misli.
v drci so Sc kopieila drva.
Nekatera debla so zdrknila ma
vzdol proti Razpotju. Lezala so
ko mrliei, napol zakopana v
listju. Ma prehojeni golieavi so
sijali v nebo okrogli parobki.
Vejevje je bio razmetano vse-
krizem. Mlada drevesa, katerim
je prizanesla sekira, so stala o.
samljena in oklescena. Trda
,stopirja Sc je ugreznila v zena-
ljo. in jo odrinila; pokazala Sc
je liz tai urnazana silva skala.
Sekire so pele. Kot otozen glas
Sc je odbijal jek oh nasprot-
mem bregu.
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Nebo je bilo zasSlto. lacrneli
kupi oblakov so Sc valili poeasi
cd juga proti severn. - Noe
je zatemnila vse. Meje med ne
bonn in gorami nj bio vee. Pro-
stranost. naokoli je bila kakor
mrtvo, slepo oko. Pc zraku Sc
je valila ylaga in je prodirala v
obleko, silila " prsi m v kozo.
v hisah SO bile prizgane luci.
Skozi prosojne zastore je pro-
nicala svetloba v noe. Oslanja-
la Sc je ma meglo, Xxi Sc je pla-
Ella okoli his in odsevala v siv-
kasti barvi. .:.'
Andrej je stall pred hiso. nj
ganil S telesom. Tema Sc mu je
vpijala v mrke oei. Megla mt
je topila in pozirala din.
Vecer Sc Je pogrezal globlJe
v noe. Ma vasi SO urnirale luci.
Zdaj in zdaj SO zaskripali klju-
ei v vratih, zapahi SO ropotali.
Svit medic petrolejke je osvig-
nil skrivljeno vejevje OBJ hisnih
dreves in SIC pomaknil nato wise
v kamre. Vascani so odhajali
spat.
Andreja je dusila noena tisi-
ma. suma, divjega krika 81 je
zelel, da hi Sc stresala zemlja.
V prsih je gorel plamen. Bio
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9:45-WDAE-Saturday Sere-
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Olmgtead
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
I'm SALUDO DEL HERMANO
GAv|LAN PARA Ia ORDEN
CABALLERO De Ia LUZ.

Con motive de cumplirse mana
ma domingo, dia 9 de mayo, otro
%aniversario de la fundaci6n de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz, ell que
rido hermano Jose Gavilan, que
desempenara altos puestos en- la
benemerita organization secreta y
en- sociedades locales, envia un sa-
Judo a los queridos hermanos de
Tampa, Key West y la Habana y
anhela larga vida para la Orden y
sus numerosas Y altruistas logias.
"Quiero decirle a mis- buenos
hermanos que siempre tengo pre-
sente a la Orden, creada en- la ciu-
dad de Filadelfia, y que admire
SUI excelente labor en- esta ciudad,
en- Cayo Hueso y IN Cuba, la isla
preciosa.
"Estimo que la obra debe ex-
tenderse y que todos los miembros
de la Orden Caballero de la Luz
Sc italian obligados a pensar, en-
un dia como manana, en- las ense-
nanzas de Don Jose de la Luz y
Caballero y los ejemplos dados
Dor los hombres modestos que en-
Filadelfia abrieran los cimientos
de la hoy poderosa institution fra
ternal.
"Mucho Sc ha hecho, pero mu-
cho queda por hacer. Depende del
esfuerzos de todos, los de la Flori-
da Y los de Cuba, continuar AVIAN
zando hasta llegar a un mas alto
nivel de progreso."
Por la parte que a este perodi-
co toca, nos unimos a los buehos
deseos del hermano Gavilan' en-
bien de la orden y en- bien de la
humanidad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
LA RECETA DEL Ola
DE

IngredienteS: media libra de
bacalao, libra y media de papas,
dos huevos, cinco tomates, una
cebolla, perejil, sal, p%imienta, un
ali, 3 cucharadas de a%ceite, galleta
molida y manteca.
Manera de hacerlas: Sc salco-
chan las papas Y ell bacalao; las
papas Sc reducen a pure y sc mez-
clan con ell bacalao desmenuzado;
Sc lie echan los huevos e%nteros, ell
jugo de la cebolla, ell jugo de los
tomates, ell perejil muy picadito
Y Sc sazona con sal y pimienta.
Sc lie echan las tres cucharadas
de aceite y una cucharada de Ii
mon; Sc les da consistencia con
galleta pulverizada y Sc lie da la
forma de frituras. Pasanse ligera-
mente por la galleta molida y sc
frien en- manteca bien caliente.