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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
2l,,s Gkieaee, 1lli,,cis
f5tabriaes Croinationsieit nnb
8eburtstagsfeicr.

Die @lieoer Ser ct. Yaullis-@t-
meinoe fonnten es niht lmterlali.n,
Eaitor Grnit Sdymiot oie gebiibrenSt
Gbre ST eriueiien, sic or ,pobl per
oient bat. 9lm Sonntag, Sen 16.
Mpril, lulroe linn Sl Gbren 'anlGb.
lid ieiner 15jdbrigen Sienit5eit els
Yfarrcr fir oie Siebenbiirser SadNen
bon Gbicago Elm gemiitliber slbeno
peran'taltet an peldem iib ungeiGtr
13O @titglieoer ilno isreuroe beteilie.
ten. Eaitor Shmiot muroe am IL.
slpril 1929 an bie camaIise Stepban
Suoipig &otb @emeinbc oils Seel-
ioraer einsefiibrt. Iurd, feline uno
YaItor 9lmeno's 9emiiburgen fanS
oie Gereinieuns ser Sterban Suotpig
Hotb @erneinoe nit ser ct. Gaulus
@eneii,oe am 1. Snnuar 1880 itatt,
5ll ipelder piele 8argenldEDer unb
anoere bentihe Samilien gebrrten.
slm Is. slpril feierte Yaitor Shmirt
audi ieinen 8eburtstag. Srau Yaltor
batte i'm am ii. slpril nit 10 oun-
felroten Sioien iiberraid)t, sum Is.
Sroinationstag, am n1d)iten 5as,
famen nod 25 Molen al sunl @eburts-
tag. Haitor Shmiot laate, OaB ois
Is lno % Stolen jein alter aus
MAIDEN. Die Hoien idmiidten sic
&an5el uno Sen 2eiepult i'm 8ottes-
baus n-Gbrero bes 8ottesoienltes,
nad)ber ben Gid, an oem er, feline
5lpei Sobne, GRIM lno &ifarO, lnS
Die Gbrensdlte iaBen. Der Serr Yfar
rer freute i:h, sccB cuh feline 6reun-
oe, Yfarrer &nl,oten uno @emablin,
ioiuie Efarrer &orte Don Maplppoo er-
ifienen lparen INN mit5uieiern. NaG-
oem alle 81ite bonn oe,,tiden uno
engliihen 6rauenperein gut belpirtet
iparen. luuroen perlhieocne 8lieoer,
lpeld)e @riinoer Ser erltgenannten 8es
meinoe aparen uno ouber bel ieinec
Ordination Dor Is Sahren anpeleno
iparea, pom jesigen Erdiioenten ser
8emeinbe, Serrn Sturfen auige-
foroert, einige @orte 5u iasen. Nae
itilnnten barin iibelein, oaB Eaitor
rS6mibt in al Sen Sabren feline
Wtiibe geiheut bot, oie Gemelnoe 5u
oergroBern, bas 8ottesballs 81 per-
id)0nern umo Itets nit innerer uno
boiler lle6er5eugung oas Gottesport
81 le5,en lno 81 preoigen sum Segen
ieiner @emeinoe, srofiir mir lbm rebt
oanfbnr iino. Hafber iiberreid)te Serr
Sturfen SEN Subilar nit Sen beiten
8liifipiinifen aler s(mpeienOen elm
idGnes 8eibenf. Haltor Shmiot
oanfte fir Oie GbrenbeSeugung oe;l
Mmpeienben, Die 8liif1piinIhe uno Dos
8eifenf. Gr 0anfte aud) Sen beiben
.Haitoren uno syrau Haitor &nuoten
fir sic 8liidtpiinife ,lno ibr Gri6ei-
men. @ir beoauern nur, oaB 5rall
Baitor Sbmiot nidt ampcieno ieir
fonnte INN mit5uieiern. Sic perreilte
einige Gage friiber INN geiunobeits,
balber cine alimaperanOeruns 81
baben. @ir i6uloen aud; ibr uielen
9anf, oenn lie bat ltets unermiiblid)
nitgebolfer, bas @obl Scr 0smeinSe
5ll fGroern. @ir tpiinihen ibr baloige
8eneiung uno elm frobes Wieoerleben
nit ibrer 5amilie unb ser ct. Yau-
lus- s-@emeinbe.
Sophie 2rrs, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Dem Giien folet elm ihones Brogram.
Yrpsramm.

Eru0rnntn.
1. SiIdgebet ---------- Saltor Gpertb
q. @iien
3. 8eeriiBnnas aMnlprade ---
Erdiibentin Maria @edcrt
L. MnIprodbc an bic S66tcr -----
Sram Ecitpr Guertb
.. Suctt ----- Giclnnucn bon Ncgina
Vrcnncr llub Mnrgaret Sn,iler
6. Neabing ---.---- Nabcl Shmitb
Z. Htanp> Solo ---- Carol Scan Snilen
S. Recitution ----. Neucriu S,urtu,dn
8. 2ieb - 8eilln9en bon 0lcnba @aD
Shuiter
10. NnIprahe - Ynitur S9umas &Gniger
II. Eiano unb Sarapbone Guett ----
Sean unb 9ettp Mampelt
12. .Gpb @leb Mmerica" nnb ~Siebenz
biir9en" - Geiuneeu Don nllen Mus
nelenben.
Sulanna Heincrtb. Sefr.
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Sipeig 9.

slaen Witelieoern oiene our ee-
faaigen Nadridt, bob sic nahite re.
eclmdbige geriammfune am Is. Nsai,
8 llbr abenos, an 1859 u. Miblano
sloe., itattfinbet. MGe Mitelieoer per,
BEN eriuft piinttlih gu erideinen 3D.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
SaIcm, Ohio
GuanacliId). Qnth. Gmannes= =2trtse,
29i Sputb Sruabuan.

YoItor sobn Saumann. Sonntaal4ule
cben Sonntog llbr porn,ittags: 10 llbr
1ottesoienit in Der 2anhfslpra9e; INN
II lltr beutiber @ottesbienft. Ser oe,it'
Idle Girthen Srauen @erein bat am 3ipet..
ten Ntittippb jeben Mondts, abenos =
llbr, GcrIommllina. Sfpnfirmnnbens I'm,
terridbt (Slreiidbrig) bon September btS
Oiterit. 8ienstas uno Greita9 nabmtt'
tags ltbr
Nne @laubensaenoifen unb Sreunos
limb her3Iitb eingelaben.
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Binaior. DEi., 8aaaoa
81. Tanlus. .0irdte, Yarsrt aps

q. TahlnSzWtft6t, EhtfHt 2Iut
Biarrer Otto S. Neble. 1915 Sln0
Npe.. @inbior, &anaba. @ottesbienn y
Den Splnn,crinonaten bon 80 llbr tees
mtt-aas; SonntaeIduIe bon 10--11 ubr
cprmiti1as. Seben l. Siensta9 abe.:@
in, Npuot GirdcnrutsS sSitun9. Seben :.
Sjonncrstog abenhs I'M Ior,ct Srtdiea
Ierein Sitnna. Mue |oltss uub 8ldn'
bcnsacnoiien iino her5ldh einse!cSs::n.
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Detroit, MiMigan
Oeutidte unb S6hiiim Gp. ct. YetrnS.
0ird1e MIenfirI6 mn RnSherrn Nne

Sforrer cSobonnes 8eutid,. 122t1 @Iens
ficlb Npe Gel: Yinaree 6205. Gnes
liiher 8ottesbienlt 10 lt1r pprmittaas;
Seutid,e unb enalild)c Spnntaald)ulc Inn
II llbr rormittd9s SentIhcr 8ottes@
bienit nm II llbr pprmittngs. Seben lebs
ten 9ienstae bes Nonats &irhenratsz
iibung. Surd Die Commemorate jcben
britten Siensta9. ionlt iebcn britten
Sonntaa Srauen &erein Gerlanmluna.
aird,eud,prprobe ieoen Sreita9abenb. MQe
@laubeusgenollen iinb ber5lit ein9eIaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Wefamntirt ad)uma.

Die 9ipeige | uno A beranitalten
am Ia. Wai, um 4 llbr nahmittnes,
i'm Beitieite Sodienbeim gum @ene-
fit oes Mmerifoniiden Moten Qreu3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
ktrbltfbt Aafbrtfbttn
narrcQ, go.

Deutfrte Gp. Qmth 81. xanlus. .2trdse.
72t-25 Grmit dpc.
Vfarrer Sans Sobnsbein. Seben Sonrs
tag llbr pormittags Sonntaeidl,le; III
lt6r beutIdlcr 8otte5bient; II lbr el,8'
liid)er Wottesbienit Ollie llitberifdben
BInubcnsacnoiIcn bertid)er llNo era..
li1her 3unae in Snrren. Sbdron uno
llmaeauns iinb 81 ben Gottesoieniter
ber3lid)it ein0cluben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Gbicaao, sfuinois
VVVuvUe NyuTWUVU
Eemtfdbe mnb Siebcnbiiraiih-S SGhiiihe
ct. BaulnS Oemeinbc, 1856 6omer St,.

St. EanIhS WemeIhbc, 1880 Somer Sti.
Hnitor g. Sbmiot. 1850 Soner Gtl.
SeSen Sonntn9 8 ltbr Snnntaaid,ule. in
enaliih uno beutId). 0eutid1er @ottess
6ienit ieben Gonnta9 1915 l1hl; en9<
lisder @ottesoienit ieben 5peitea llnb
oierten Sonntag 1915 llhr. 9sutId)er
&onfirntanben> >lln!erricbt Nitttuoh nad,>
miftaas 1880 llhr; en9liider aunfirs
manoenslluterrid,t Samstog ornt3taas
10 ltbr. 0eutidc S6ule Sdn,staa nnd,s
mittaGs 9 llbr.
MIle @laubensaenoiien nno Hreunbe
iinb bcr,lid einaelaben.
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init ale @eidGfte bcs Tareius erlcoigt
iperoen fonnen.
MitglieOer, Die nit ibren 9eitrd9ea
uno Dem Sterbeoollar tiir sic per-
Itrrbene SdNpelter Nina Shuller in
9t:ifltano iinb, perben eritht in Ole
ice Seriammllrng 81 5ablen.
Ga mir lpieber cine SdNpelter Ourd
ben SOD perloren buben.
9ipiina 0crbcrt
10 lit Elm 5!peiter SterbeboQor iGllig
8itte fommt ole in oiele Gerlanm,
lilng. Sara Ea,lb, Sefr.
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Nonnastoiun. Chio
9entidbe Gp. .2ntb. &onternS= =0emetnss
Ode 2incpln Mpe. unb SDlnes Ctr.

I'm 9 u1r Sonntaasihulc unb Sn9eno'
Jottesbienit. Inn 10:30 llbr 5anpts s@ot'
:,sbictift an allen Sonnz uno Ss'er'
taaen. Somstaes INN 9 llbr &onfirman'
oenz nnb 9cutid,s sllntcrrii,i. sSst." |
Ecrm!..s i'm Wona! sVeridmn'
lung nm $50 llbr. Sepen erften Dtsas1
.s.aGEE;:-o 8ruoerbin6. cSebcn 3fps:.s~
Sonntaa inl Monnt nm $3.50 llbr Sts'
tsnz unb sSituna. sSeber
so,niaaohenb Siin9ere Qntber .Xtra
,yeben 5lreitfolgcnnen Ititttpo&aOseS
.--::tr::--:- S:ltber 9:sa. Sesen 3ipeitfc:a$1s
ten Gr,itttpchabs::t Scanta9id,uIzS zSees
::::Ss,r:i,-::;a. Ssebe.: S->::.aabeno G<N
probe. Mne 8Iaubeussenoi1en iinb he'>'
"a c:-s,ioHeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Gantun, Chic

Sicbenbirgiidt sdhiiihe 60. Qnther
Gbriitns .airdje, 2113--14. Ctr, q. 6.
Efarrer Sbomas g. p0nieer. Sonus
taald)ule I'M 9 80 llbr morGens. Sentid,z
Snaliider @pttcsbicnit 1890 llbr NOR
lens. Oe:itid)e Sdule mno &onfirntunbens
llnterrift nod Hereinborung.
Nue 0luubens9enoiicn unb Greunbe
limb bcr3liG, einee!aren.
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1l,.s alliance. Okie
3meis 3.

slllen Mitgliebern oiene> 5ur &C.
fGuigen Naf)rift, bab bie reeelnGBisa
Seriammll,ng Sonntag, Sen IA. Mai,
Itattfinoet. Seoes Mitelieo miro gebe-
ten lpenn moglih anpeieno su iein.
yeamten=0eriamm'nng
finoet ltatt am Ipnnerstag, sen If.
Mai. Sulius gpertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
9eine ainber.
&artenpartie Der 3ueise nnb 4 gum
Senefit bes Amerifaniiden @oten
&reu3es.

Nreu3eS.
Die 3fpeige / mno 4 peranltaltcn
nm Sonntag, 0en IA. Mai, INN A ubr
nadmittags i'm Weitieite Sadienbeim
cine grobe aartenpartie gum Benefit
oes slmer &oten areus. @ertnoaa
Hreiie an ieoem 9iid uno elm 9aupt-
preis tperoen eegeben. &eimgebadene
1d)iilfe &rapfen nit Rafiee tperoen
leruiert. Gin fleibiges &omitee spiro
alles aufs Bette porbereiten oanrit aue
1eilnebmer einige gemiitlide Stun.
ben perleben fonnen. Mae Bolfsge.
noiien BON Sit uno @elt la0et berali1
Elm uno bitten INN 5ablreiden 8eiub.
Das @omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Glepelanb, Chio
StNU$SW"UT F~VSV
=. 9. Gbanq. Yntb. ct. Spbanucss s0ird1e.

=. =. VuuWB. TH1V =. 0uUuHWtSs NtrWt.
Yaitor 6arS Noiiel. 76i CDbp Ncao.
Sel.: GinIberrb 064'i. q llbr u.rmittaas
oertlber Gottesbie,.it. 10 llnr Sonns
ta9lhule. Il llbr engliider @ottesbienSt.
2uthcr 2iga slnbad)t unb NeriG:nmluny
Sonntae abenos 1880 l1br. @onfirn,anz
llnterrid,t unb beutidle Sd,ule am
Samstaa poh s.r an. Mlle 8lanbenss
aenoiien liro hcralidl einaeIoben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Sur Grinneruno
an uniere geliebte Nfutter
xbereiia @aleid

~VVNNVW <SW6NTtV
gum Wuttertag.
gu firth bit ou bon uns geid)ieoen.
@cliebte Ytutter, uns bran bas Sera.
Nun rllbe ianft I'M itillen Srieocn.
Ser linoert uniern groBen Sdmer5?
gfiln id)lafe Nutter. in iiiBcr Stub.
Gin 8lumenbiigel bedt Iauit bid gu.
Su ipirit uns llnper9eBlid bleiben
gis ipir bon bieier Welt aud millen
ldeiben.
9eine &in0er.
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Stnb Ste unb Sbre Ansebbrtsen
Daitslieb TIM 2ranfenuerein nnb
Central @ertanb? @enn niht, iett
III bic 5eit beiSutreten. Inn senauere
Snfsrmatipn rufen sie ben 2ofal.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Glcuelanb Weit. - 3entih .Wemetnbe
WcN 80. ctr. unb @iIarb ape.

Gaitor Sobaanes Oeuti6ldnoer, 5000
0iIIorb Gpe. SeI: 0oobDine 9O55.
GotteShienil ieoen Sonnz nno Geierts3
in oeutid,er nnb engliiEer Sprahe. =
Sonntaaid,ule ieben Sonntda 80 l1h,
uormittoas. Darauffoloenb enaliiher
@ottesbicnit bon 1O-1O:45 llb, Sierduf
tolat Der 6eutihe @otteSbienft II rbr
porp,ittaQS.
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cine groBe 9artenpartie. gs laoct
berslib Elm unb bittet INN 5ablreihen
8elub Gas &omitee.
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fomeitcab, ga.
0euttdje Gu. Qutb. ct. NarfnS &tr0e
ICD-11i SIT q. Wuc.

gep. ct. IS. ghtcnbcrg, Efarrer. Seles
pbpn So. 1745. Mn CONT nno Seters
toeen pormittaas 9:30 llbr Sonntdgz
id,ule; 1920 llbr enaliid,er nno 11:15
llbr ocuticber Gottcsbienit ane @lans
bensaenoien inb ber5lid iuillfon'men.
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Columbus, Ohio

EO0n9. ynfher. Ys0rttn vmfher 3trfbe,
Gdc Noler unb Nnn Strake.
Ysnrrer g. e. 3euer. Sebeu Sonn>
tua bDrn1ittags 9 ubr Sonntaaihule;
10 lltr ,neliider Wottesbienft; II l1br
beutiher @ottcsbienft.
ale @laubenssenofien unb 0reuno
iinb ber3lib eineelab-r.
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0arn, eSnbinna

SCuIIuc w. ~utVSls 9~"N""S =" "'ssT-
Ode fl. Muc. nnb esillutorc ctr,
Yfarrer Grid Eeterinn 1919 STU
murv Cir. lei: 23551. Sonntagihu!i
9 llbr fir bic groben unb II ubr fiir BE
feinen Ginher. @pttesbienlt nm 1O ll91
in Der enalid)en nno nm II Ibr IN Der
oellt1dcn Sprnhe.
Nne @Iallbcnsgenpifen nno TreunDe
iinb berslidh ei,lGelaben.
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- unteritiisen Sie o,e in unierer
9eitung an3eteenben @ef96ftsleuteI
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Mbnuea, ga.
9eutid,. Gpang. =2mtb. ct. Heters'
CNrnriune. 3. Ctr.

Bsarrer Saus 8. S. Simoleit. 244
Abonls Ctr. 8obeiter. ga. Selepbon:
,Rod,eStcr 1865. 8ottesbienft $3.50 ubr
SonntagiduIs 1O:fb Ibr. -
Trauen Werein Terlammlung ant leefen
Dunnerstaa ieben Monats. abenos ub..
Sebermann 1T ber3lid iuiatommen.,
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Leyte Well Developed Island
With 100000 Population

weather highway, joined at several
points by lateral roads leading
through the broad Leyte Valley
northward to Carigara Bay and the
inland sea of the Philippines.
For the first time since Bataan,
Gen. MacArthur's army and ar
tillery will have room to maneuver.
Leyte is the eighth largest of the
Philippine Islands and has nearly
100000 inhabitants.
Gen. MacArthur's artillery will
have wide fields of fire in the battle
Tor valley roads and the islands
half dozen airfields of which Taclo-
ban, miles from the town, is the
most important.
There is no reason to believe the
campaign will be virtually unop-
posed and bloodless, for the Japa-
nese overran Leyte and took over
most of the Visayan group virtually
intact two one-half years ago.
Nature, too, may take a hand in
! the battle. This is the beginning
Of the rainy season and near the
end of the typhoons. Some score
of rivers and streams course down
from f1anking mountains to criss-
cross Leyte Valley.
The advantages that Leyte offers
modern military machine are not
to be found on Dinagat, Suluan
| and Homonhon Islands, which COM
mand the approaches to Leyte Gulf.
Reef-bound Homonhon, SIS miles
southeast Of Leyte, was the first is
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Army Rules Out Murder
In Death Of Il. Dodd
Fy the Associated Press.

4y the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20-Ar
Army board of inquiry in a prelim-
mary report yesterday said 1t. Dan
lei Dodd of 4705 Morgan drive
Chevy Chase, Md, whose body was
found in Shields Lake here last
week, was not murdered but died as
result of attempted suicide or ac-
cidental fall.
The report said a further study of
the case will be made.
1t, Dodd, convoy security officer
attached to the Quartermaste1
Corps, was thought to have arrived
In Richmond some time on October
8. The time of his death was esti-
mated at about pm. October II
His body was found floating in the
lake the following morning. An au-
topSy report said the lieutenant's
death was due to asphyxia, but the
cause Of the asphyxia is as yet unde-
termined.
A further investigation is being
made of the officers whereabouts
from September o. the last time
he was seen by his mother at his
home until the time of his death.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Two Soldier Prisoners
Shot in Break: One Dies

BY the Associated Press.
MISSOULA, Mont, Oct. 20.-An
attempt to flee a disciplinary bar
racks at nearby Fort Missoula last
night resulted in the fatal shooting
of one prisoner and the woundine
of another.
Maj. F. E. Bierstadt, camp public
relations officer, said the guards
fired on three escaping inmates. The
identity of the men was not dis.
closed.
Prisoners at Fort Missoula are
soldiers under court-martial con-
viction for desertion and for being
absent without leave. Army officers
said several are soldiers who failed
to leave ports of embarkation with
their units.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
BY c. YATES MCDANIEL.


WITH GEN. MACARTHUR ON
LEYTE, Philippines, Oct. 90
Thrusting deep into the heart of the
Philippine Archipelago, a powerful
American Army was making the first
strike of the Southwest Pacific cam
paign at relatively well developed
island.
1t is the first time in two and a
half years that Gen. MacArthur's
forces were fighting anywhere except
in the jungles.
Orderly rows of coconut palms
fringe the sandy beaches of the
eastern coastline of Leyte for 40
miles south of Tacloban, the pro-
vincial capital.
Sklrtlng this coast Is an ALL
Evening star., 1944-10-20
| Have Returned
Macarthur Radios
To Filipino People
Ey the Associated presx

By the Associated Press.
Il have returned" Gen. Mac.
Arthur told the Filipino people
In a broadcast today calling on
them to rise and strike" the
Japanese. ...
Following is the text of his broad
cast over the Voice of Freedom"
radio, as reported by the Office of
War Information:
This is the Voice of Freedom,
Gen. Macarthur speaking.
People of the Philippines: have
returned. BY the grace of Almighty
God our forces stand again on Phil
lpplne soil-soil consecrated in the
blood OF our two peoples. We have
come dedicated and committed to
the task Of destroying every vestige
OF enemy control over your daily
lives, and of restoring, upon a foun-
dation OF indestructible strength, the
liberties of your people.
AT my side Is your President.
Sergio Osmena, worthy successor of
that great patriot, Manuel Quezon,
with members of his cabinet. The
seat OF your government is now
therefore firmly established on
Philippine SOIL
Patriots Praised.
THE hour of your redemption is
here. Your patriots have demon
strated an answering and resolute
devotion to the principles of free
dom that challenges the best that is
written on the pages of human his
tory. now call upon your supreme
effort that the enemy may know
from the temper of an aroused and
outraged people within that he has
force there to contend with no less
violent than is the force committed
from without.
r Rally to me. Let the indom-
liable spirit of Bataan and Correg-
1dor lead on. AS the lines of battle
roll forward to bring you within the
zone OF operations, rise and strike
Strike at every favorable opportuni-
ty For your homes, and hearths
strike! For future generations of
your sons and daughters, strike! In
the name of your sacred dead,
strike! Let no heart be faint. Let
every arm be steeled The guidance
of Divine God points the way. Fol-
low in His name to the Holy Grail
OF righteous victory!"
Gen. MacArthur's call for guerilla
warfare was summons to thou
sands Of Filipinos who have been
operating in rowing bands through
out the islands, sometimes under
American leadership, since the fall
of Bataan. And it was a plea for
others to join their numbers.
The extent of guerilla activities
was recognized by the puppet gov
ernment year ago when it voted
to grant amnesty to any guerilla
who would swear ito become a good
citizen"
Guerilla activity could be of i'm
measurable value to Gen. MacAr-
thurs men in the scattered islands.
garrisoned by enemy troons
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Landing Spurs Chinese
To New Effort, Chang
Cables Roosevelt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Oct. 20.-Presi-
dent Chang Kai-shek tonight ap-
plauded the invasion of the Philip
pines and said 1t would encourage
China in "the complete defeat OF
Japan in the shortest possible
time"
He cabled President Roosevelt:
"On behalf of the Chinese people
! wish to send you heartiest con-
gratulations for the successful
landing of American forces return
ing to the Philippines. This grand
achievement Is vindication of the
mastery strategy that has guided
American forces throughout the
world.
THE prospect which this Philip
pines action opens before us is i'm
measurably heartening to our
people and will spur them to their
utmost efforts to cooperate with
Evening star., 1944-10-20
you IN encompassing the complete
defeat OF Japan in the shortest
possible time"
London Press Gives Big Play
To Philippines Invosion

LONDON, Oct. 20 lP).-News about
the Philippines received smash play
today In Londons evening news
papers, which usually fill their front
pages with reports from the Euro
pean battlefronts.
The Star said editorially: "The
entire situation in the Pacific is
transformed. The enemy's calcu-
lated efforts must now be directed
to holding MacArthur's men at bay,
for the loss Of the Philippines will
spell doom to Japan"
Members Of Commons cfeered
when Ellis Smith, a Laborite, de-
clared the British people were pre-
pared to accept their responsibility
in the Far East.
American GI's stopped corre-
spondents and telephoned newspaper
offices to inquire about the latest
from the Philippines.
Evening star., 1944-10-20

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Crash of U. S. Plane
In Sweden Reported
BY the Associated Press.

BY me ASSOCIATED Press.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 20.-Dis-
patches from Goteborg on the
Swedish west coast today said that
an American courier plane had
crashed near there during the night.
Ten persons aboard the plane
were reported killed, but full details
were not Immediately available.
CA Berlin broadcast quoted a
Stockholm dispatch as saying only
one badly injured passenger was
rescued from the wreckage of the
plane.)
Evening star., 1944-10-20

Janabas Channel, has few roads
and no good anchorages. But Sa-
mar has four airfields-Anahoa
/ and Borogan on the east coast,
Chairman on the north and Gala
bayog on the west coast.
Neither the Americans nor the
Japanese are likely to starve on
Evening star., 1944-10-20

land of the Philippines to be visited
by Magellan on his way to his death
on Cebu beach.
Dinagat is 20 miles east of the
southern end of Leyte. 1t is rugged
and without roads.
Semar, separated from Leyte by
narrow San Juanico Strait and
Evening star., 1944-10-20

Leyte. The fertile valleys produce
abundant crops of rice, corn, sweet
potatoes. There is plenty of water,
too, but the Americans going back
to the island know that dysentery
and typhoid are prevalent. Cholera
is not unknown, and there's always
malaria.
Evening star., 1944-10-20
Weather Report

District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia-Steady driving rain
today, tonight and Saturday. Tenn
peratures today near so.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear this morning at Harpers Ferry
Potomac muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last "a Hours.