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Evening star., 1944-10-30
36 U. S. Flyers Defect
100 Nuzis in Bottle
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WITH THE UNITED STATES 9Th
AIR FORCE, Luxembourg, Oct. 30.--
In a 35-minute air battle SO pilots
of pioneer Mustang group tangled
with more than 100 Messerchmitts
yesterday and shot down "a and
damaged more at a loss of
planes.
The battle occurred west of He'll
brown, 26 miles north of Stuttgart.
The 8-to-1 victory against 3-to-1
odds boosted the total for the vet
eran Mustang outfit to 600 enemy
planes destroyed in the air and on
the ground.
Col. George r. Bickell, Nutley,
NJ j., is commander of the group.
In yesterdays battle it was led by
Capt. Glenn T. Eagleston, Alhambra,
Calf.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
New Allied Offensive
Opened in Burma
By the Associated Pres!

oS tie ASsOCidttu fTeSS.
CHUNGKING, Oct. 3O.-A new Al
lied offensive has opened in North
ern Burma with Chinese troops
striking toward Bhamo and the
British toward Mandalay, ITO miles
to the southwest, the Chinese high
command announced today.
The Chinese occupied Myothit. "a
miles north of Bhamo, almost with
out a fight. The British striking
from Hopin were said to have ad-
vanced 36 miles.
The Chinese started probing
southwark from the Myitkyina area
on October Is, with the japanese
falling back shortly before they
reached each spot.
The Chinese command said
operations over the last two weeks
preceding "the general offensive
launched today had cleared nearly
2,0o0 square miles of North Burma
and numerous communities. along
with 100 miles of the Myitkyina-
Rangoon railroad, chief supply route
in North Burma.
Lord Louis Mountbatten's South
east Asia command announced in
Randy, Ceylon, that some combat
units in almost continuous service
for nine months had been brought
up to strength "for the next phase
in opening a land route to China. .
He confirmed the opening of a new
drive" in the theater and said Gen
Joseph w. Stilwell, just removed
OF his three commands, had planned
the campaign.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
By the Associated Press.

~ tAiO xASSOSAdseu FIeSS.
DENVER, Oct 30.-Three jap
anese naval prisoners, who failed
IN a suicide attempt more than two
months ago, were shot and killed
at Fitzsimons General Hospital
last night as they rushed their
guards in an attempted uprising,
Brig. Gen. Omar H. Quade, COM
manding officer, announced today.
Gen. Quade said board of officers
would investigate. A guard is being
held in technical detention.
The three Japanese, who were
captured in the South Pacific, sought
to commit hara-kiri August IL. Two
slashed themselves across the alb
domen and the third inflicted a cut
Evening star., 1944-10-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Philippines, Oct. 80
Ten days after he waded
ashore, Gen. Macarthur today
controlled tWo-thirds of Leyte
Island and had a strangle hold
on adjacent Samar as the re-
treating japanese took to the
hills or sought to escape by barge
through waters patrolled by
American PIT boats.
Gen. Macarthur said the liberia
ton of 100000 Filipinos on the
two central Philippine islands was
almost completed. The natives at
tended Sunday church services and
the children were back at school.
Their lives rapidly took on a degree
of normalcy.
Gen. Macarthur announced in his
Monday communique that his men
controlled 1900 square miles on
Leyte alone and that the remain
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Reds Seize Vital Town Demonstration Feared
|nHungary and Block As De GauI|e Limits
Nazis' Escape Route Right 10 Carry Arms
Berlin Admits Soviet Coins
In Liquidoting 100000
Germans in Baltic Area
BY the Associated Press.

| LONDON, Oct. 30.-The last
rail escape route for Germans
in Northeastern Hungary was
blocked by the Russians today
with capture of Csap (Cop) on
the upper Tisza River, while to
the north Berlin reported further
Russian gains in the liquidation
of an estimated 100000 Nazis
pinned against the Baltic Sea.
Csap, junction of four rail lines
at the southwestern edge of liber-
ated Ruthenia, was occupied yes
terday by troops of Gen. Ivan
Petrov's 4th Ukraine Army, who
fought their way so miles across
mountainous Eastern Czechoslo-
vakia, Moscow announced.
A midnight bulletin said the Rus
slams seized the town after a day OF
wild street fighting, during which
hundreds of Germans were killed.
Latvian Drive Gains.
A Berlin announcement said So
Wet troops attacking in Western
Latvia had penetrated to the Prize
kule area 20 miles southeast of the
Baltic port of Liepaja, and had cap
tured Auce, communications center
70 miles east of Leipaja.
The Moscow communique, one OF
the briefest in weeks, did not con-
firm the Berlin reports on the Latvia
offensive, nor did it mention the
East Prussian front, where heavy
fighting has been raging along the
Kaunas-Konigsberg highway.
Berlin said Soviet attacks against
the thick German defenses south
west of Ebenrode and south of Gum
binnen, important highway points
were growing weaker.
The Moscow communique asserted
that fighting only of local impor
tance occurred along most of tn,
vast battlefields scattered from thu
Arctic to the Balkans. 1t said tn,
enemy lost 80 tanks and Is planes il
\ the last 24hour period, but tht
sector where the bulk of this pun.
ishment was inflicted was not speci.
fed.
Resistance Is Stubborn.
Meanwhile, it appeared that Gen
Petrov's forces and those of the &c
/ Ukraine Army of Marshal Rodior
Y. 'Malinovsky were strenuously at
tempting to maintain the momen.
tum of their attacks in North.
eastern Hungary. They were en-
countering stubborn enemy resist.
anee, which at least temporarily
checked hopes of an early occupa.
ton of Budapest and kept a Sloval
patriot resistance force isolated from
land support in the mountains about
100 miles north of the Magyar
capital.
Gen. Petrov's troops already had
linked up with units of Marsha
Malinovsky's army who we're fight.
ing stubborn series of battles ir
the area of Nyiregyhaza, big Hun
garian city SO miles southwest ol
Csap.
Csap, on the prewar Czechoslovak.
ian-Hungarian frontier, is a juno.
ton of the Lwow- Budapest Railway
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Late Bulletin
4 MARYLAND FLYERS Killed

SAVANNAH, Ga. (R.-Four
Maryland men were among
the 10 men, crew of a heavy
bomber, who were killed in a
crash here this week end. 1t
was the second fatal crash of
the week end. The 10 flyers
died when q Liberator plane
fell shortly after its take-off.
The Maryland men were 1t.
Robert Grant Clegg, Morris
town; 1t. Edwin w. Smith,
Cumberland; 1t. James T.
Wilson, Northeast, and Corpl.
Guy Garfield, Hagerstown.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
90. 900 Jops Bypossed
In Pacific Islands

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 30.-Gen.
Sir Thomas Blamey said today that
10000 disciplined Japanese troops
remained bypassed in the South
Pacific islands from Wewak in New
Guinea to the Solomons, and warned
that complacency in anticipation of
the end of the Pacific war had been
too apparent.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
492 Words Censored
From News Dispatch
On StiIweH Transfer
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The
Associated Press received the
following dispatch last night
from its Chungking CORE
spondent, Spencer Moosa:
"Chungking, Oct. 29.-Stil-
well is known to have taken
formal leave of Chang.
"Editor-American censor ex-
cised 388 words and Chinese
censor 104 words, leaving only
foregoing excerpt from one
sentence"
Evening star., 1944-10-30
MAP on Page A-3.)

By the Associated Press,
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Ger
man stand in the Southwestern
Lowlands has been cut into foul
dWindling pockets and German
forces below the Mas (Meuse,
River are disintegrating under 6
concentrated air attack and the
drive of Allied armies racing to
the Moerdijk escape bridge only
6 miles away.
North of Tilburg a British col
umn lashed out from Loon Op Zano
and seized the village of Kaat.
sheuvel, only 3 miles south of the
Mas, and drove to within 2 miles
of Waspik to the northwest, only ;
miles from the Geertruidenberg
span across the Mas.
The four pockets are below the
Mas where the chief resistance
center of Breda has been taken; on
Beveland Island; on flooded Walch-
eren Island, virtually cut off by a
Canadian drive to within 5000 yards
of the causeWay connecting with
Beveland, and a tiny 6-mile-long
4-mile-Wide corner of Belgium south
of the Schelde.
The drive across flooded lowlands,
laced by canals and dikes, in the
campaign to clear the Schelde ap-
proaches to the Allied harbor OF
Antwerp, was gaining momentum
today and approaching a conclusion
after some of the most difficult
fighting of the war.
Nazi Guns Under Water.
On Walcheren the remnants of
German forces were fighting from
islands within the island-bits of
land AND raised dikes around the
principal cities of VliSsingen (Flush-
ing) and Middelburg which stood
above the food waters Tossed by
Allied bombing of the seawalls. The
Germans admitted many of their
guns were under feet of water.
The German high command said
other Canadians, after a vio-
lent artillery bombardment, had
launched a major attack on Dun
kerque, remaining coastal pocket
in France, and had achieved a
temporary" penetration.
Canadians and British fighting
westward on Beveland north of the
Scheloe had taken the chief CEN
ter, Goes, and pushed through
Helnkenszand to within 5000 yards
of the causeway to Walcheren, vir-
tually cutting the connecting link
They had captured nearly 1000 of
the 1000 garrison on the two
islands.
Pushed Into Belgium.
Below the Schelde they had
driven south until they had pushed
the Germans entirely out of Hol-
land into Belgium where the Ger
mans held a Smile coastal strip
northwest of Brugge, including the
towns of Knocke and Heyst, and
running inland miles to the town
of Sluis. Cadzand, zuidzande and
ReIranchement were captured
Only a few hundred Germans re-
manned here after the capture of
5000, 500 of them taken yesterday
This thrust, from between Venlc
and Roermond against the British
2nd Army's East Holland front, had
swept through American held
Meijel and Liesel, progressed about
1000 yards from Meijel toward
Asten, and reached the vicinity OF
Nederweert, only 2 miles from
Weert.
1t apparently had gained a few
miles and reached to within Is miles
Of Eindhoven, y but field dispatches
:
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Two U. S. Soldiers Hunqed

PARIS, Oct. 80 (P.-Two Ameri-
can soldiers, convicted by courts
martial of criminal assault, were
hanged recently in France, the
Army announced today. They were
Pvts. James B. Saunders, Pocalet,
S. c., and Roy w. Anderson, Jeffer-
sonville, Ind.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
See WAR FUND,
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Evening star., 1944-10-30
Todoy's Political
Broudcusts

$3.50 pm, WMAL, Gloria Swan
son, Gretta Palmer, Marion
Martin and Mrs. Viola
Preble, speaking from New
York in behalf of the Re-
publican National Com
mittee.
7:55 pm, WTOP, Joseph Ha-
milla, speaking from New
York in behalf of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
9 pm. WRC. WMAL, James
Byrnes, speaking in behalf
of the Democratic National
Committee.
$50 pm, VOL, Gov. John
Bricker, Republican vice
presidential andidate,
speaking from Detroit.
1915 pm, VOL, Orson Welles,
speaking from New York in
behalf of the Democratic
National Committee.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Allies Racing for Escape Bridge
To Block Nazi Flight in Holland;
2OO-PIane Manila Raid Reported
German Stand
Is Reduced to
Four Pockets
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
LONDON (Py.-Allied troops
tonight entered Roosendaal,
last link in the German de-
fenSe line below the Mas.
Evening star., 1944-10-30

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

hiso. Vrne Sc Sc. Kozj bi te
rad Sc videl, Ela," Sc je namuz-
nil Karli.
Kaleb nj nekaj casa mic
opomnil. Potem je rekel: "K
Eriksonu pojdem nocoj. Pripra-
vi voz, Karli. Kmalu odrinem. "
Danes sem videla gruco o.
trok pri soil, gospodicna ucite-
ljica. Mislim, da so bill Good
manovi. Brzkoni ,bi Sc bill radi
vtihotapili V poslopje in ma
pravili kako skodo," je dejala
Ella Lindi. Linda je nekaj od-
govorila, ali Ella je nj slisala.
Morda odide Kaleb, predensse
Malcolm vrne? Po Kalebovem
pmnenju je re njegova odsotnost
tako vplivala ma Flo, da jo je
|odvracala cd ysakega koraka,
XII ga ne bi bill sam odobraval
O tenn je bill trdno preprican.
tDaIje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

okrenila, je imela pred ocmi
cestni ovinek "a topolovim na-
sadom in paY fborovcev - in
"a MIN odph9 cesto, kjer Sc
je jezdec crno odrazal v zaha-
jajocem solncu. (Vsakega jez-
'deca, XII je prijezdil Bjarnas-
sonove farme, je mogla opaziti
ma tisti cesti po nobeni drugi po-
ii nj mogel prihajati. Elina vrt-
ma greda je bila nadvse skrbno
'opleta; zdelo Sc je, ko da bi Sc
cvetlice ma njej zavedale tega.
Mexico je Karli pri vecerji
omenil novice, XII jo je Ella v
negotovosti pricakovala. Karli
je bill tisti dan Yellow Postu.
Malcolm je dokoncal delo
pri Bjarnmassonu in odpotuje
nocoj proti severn. Maine jo po
poti "a mocvirjem, "a Brandovo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

da razni razlogi. Veliko tistih
bojevnikov in idealistov, XII so
bill takrat med nami, danes kri-
je ameriska zemlja, docim so
pa nekateri Sc med nami, XII sc
starajo ne le samo po letih,
menda tudi po mozganih. To
nam znaci, ko Sc veckrat zale-
TITO in stole raje oh strani re-
akcije.
V Sloveniji in Jugoslaviii Sc
poraja nov rod. Dviga Sc il kr-
vi nov preporod, XII mu je ljub-
sa smrt, kot pa suzenjstvo in
trpljenje.
Mas narod je predemokrati-
cen, da bi Easel v kake ekstre-
me. Narod v domovini sc ie str
nil v te m zgodovinskem mo-
mentu ne oziraje Sc ma razne
frakcije ali veroizpovedi. Raw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

no vsled tega bije primorski ro-
jak boj, da DO, Sc enkrat po to-
likih letih lahko molil k Bogu V
svojem jeziku, in da DO slisal ia
nauk V svoji materinscini, k.
mu 'je bila prepovedana skozi
dolgo cetrtstoletno dobo.
Tisoce in tisoce nedolznih zr-
tev je pablo, ker SO bill Sloven-
ci. Med mimi je bill eden mojih
stricev, XII je prosil "karabiner-
je', da maj nikar ne lomijo vej
cre5nJevih dreves, ampak obe-
rejo sad in puste drevo, da be
rodilo Sc prihodnje leto. Takrat
so ga napadli kopiti svojih
pusk in ga ma mestu ubili.
To je lie en- slucaj izmed tiso-
cerih.
Krivice, katere so Sc godile
med nasimi v Primorju, so bile
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v nebo vpijoce, toda ali Sc je
kdo kdaj zavzel, da bi oblazil te
krivice? Ali je kdaj jugoslovan-
ska vlada poskusala odpraviti
te krivice? Ne! In Slovenci sa-
mi, kateri SO Sc nahajali neke-
liko ma boljsem v, Jugoslaviji,
SO morali gledati in prenasati
tudi boil, ko SO gledali krivice,
storjene krvnemu bratu v Pri-
morju. In veliko boljse nj bilo
z Slovenci ma Koroskem ali Sta
jerskem, kateri SO bill priklju-
seni Dolfussovi in Suschnikovi
vladi v Avstriji.
Zato, rojaki, je nasa dolznost,
da " TEN resnem trenutku od-
locujoce Sc usode in zgodovin-
skega trenutka nasega naroda,
ne snlemo stati mirno oh strani
in lie gledati oh potokih krvi,
katero preliva ia mas mali, po
duhu visok slovenski narod.
Zato je potrebno, prispevaj-
te, in postanite clan SANSa in
kjer Sc nj take postojanke, u
stanovite je. Narod domovini
vam DO hvalezen "a vsak dober
korak, katerega poste storili v
ia namen. Danes, ko Sc dobro
zasluzi, 81 tudi lahko nekoliko
odtrgamo v ia pravicen namen.
Ne dopustimo, da je med ma
mi le n e k a j pozrtvovalnikov,
dolznost slehernega, XII cuti clo-
vesko je, da prispeva in poma-
ga do osvoboditve syojega ma
roda.
Ponovno, ne pozabite ma spre-
membo SANSove seje st. 48.
Seja DO vazna, in je dolznost
vseh, da smo ma sejah navzoci.
Ia podruznico st. 48,
J. F. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
Marta Ostenso
SIRASTNI BEG

mem barju. zabe so regljale v
zvednem syitu, ne menet Sc,
kdo prihaja ali odhaja po cesti.
Nekega zadusno soparnega
dine je povrgla Kalebova nagra-
Jena svinja dvanajst pujskov
in je nepricakovano poginila.
Kaleb je bill v Yellow Postu, ko
Sc je prepetila ia nesreca, in
visa druzina je kot en- sam zadr-
zevala sapo, ko je pricakovala
njegove vrnitve.
Ko je Kaleb zagledal crknje-
no svinjo, Sc mu je obraz "a
gonetno nakremzil. Uboga, ma
pihnjena zival je lezala v majh-
mem novem svinjaku. Martin je
porazdelil male sesavce dru-
gim trem svinjam, XII SO imele
mani stevilen zarod.
Brez besede je stopil Kaleb
h koritu in pricel pregledovati
ostanke krme, XII SOLO bill ma
zadnje dali zivali. Nato je oti-
paval svinjsko truplo, ali nina
morda kake rane ali poskodbe
Cd brcanja pod trebuh.
"Kdo jo je krmil ma zadnje p
je vprasal Martina
"Jaz," je odvrnil Martin.
"Uh," je zamomljal Kaleb.
"Mislil sem, da jo je morebiti
Judita."
Nato je odsel k pujskom, da
bi videl, kako je mimi. Vsi so
pridno vlekli "a sesce svojih do
jill. Stopil je zopet k Martini
in mu dal navodilo, kaj maj
ukrene z mrhovino.
"Pelji jo ma pasnik in jo "a
koplji," je dejal kratko, kakor
da Martin ne bi bill sam dobro
|vedel, kaj mu je bilo storiti.
Pc tenn dogodku nj Kaleb tri
dni nikomer govoril in nihee
ga nj ogevoril, razen skrajni
sill. Njegovi odgovori so bill
krajsi cd enozloznic, a cesto nj
niti poslusal domacih.
"Kaj menis, ali je nisi pustil
lpredolgo ma solncu, Martin %
je vprasala Amalija mimogre-
de, da bi il odlegle.
"Saj je YES dan nj bilo ma
solnee, dokler nj ma zadnje sla
iz svinjaka in poginila," je de.
jail Martin.
Amalija je vzdihnila in cd.
Isla ma delo.
| Ella je slednji veeer po molzi
urejevala svojo cvetlicno gre.
do, XII je bila pod oknom ma "a,
padni strani hiSe. Kadar Sc ie
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Oponfini glede raci-
joniranja

SLADKOR
Znamke st. 80, 81 in 81 so Sc.
daj yeljavne vsaka "a pet fun
tov sladkorja, do prekiica.
Znamka st. 40 je veljavna "a
pet funtov sladkorja "a vkuha-
vanje konzerv, in sicer do 70.
februarja 1945.
MESO, MAsCOBE
Rde6e znamke A 8 do z 8 SO
yeljavne do preklica.
PROCESIRANO SADIE IN
ZELENJAVA
MOdre znamke A 5 do q 8 In
A 5 SO veljayne do preklica.
CEVLJI
ZnamAi st. l in 2 z aeropla-
nom Y Lnjizici st. 8 ste veljav-
nj do preklica.
GASOLIN
" III drzayah ma vzhOdu, je
kupon A-l2 yeljaven do 5. ay-
| gusta. v drugih drzayah je v
veljayi kupon ALI, in sicer do
RI. septembra.
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Marta Ostenso
tRVadsaievanje9

Seno in RI sta dozorevala in
Sc zibala v velikih prostranih
va1eh v solncu. Martin je pre-
gledoval grabilni stroj in ma
zal oljem kosilnega. Judita je
molila, da ne bi dezevalo in ne
bi bilo zamude kosnjo. Kaleb
je pohajal okoli in 81 sprico le-
pote svojega polja veselo mel
roke. Dnevi so magic potekali
in Ella Sc je cudila, da je treba
toliko casa tesati coin.
Cena zivine Sc je dvignila "a
dive stotinki in Kaleb je postal
Elo in Martina ma postajo 2
drugim krdelom. @.
Ko so zagostoleli zunaj prvi
operjeni pevci, sta sla z donna,
da ne bi hodila v pripekajocem
poldanskem solncu po .preriji.
Ella je do solncnega vzhoda ma
pol dremala ma sedlu in je yes
cas- gojila zelje, da bi bila Judi
ia zanesljivejsa; potem bi jo
Kaleb lahko postal kdaj name
sto ME ma postajo. Poslusala je
Martinov glas, svrkanje njego-
vega dolgega bica in sum, XII ga
je delala zivina, troca Sc svo-
jimi boki. Drozgi in Sole so Sc
spreletavale cez cesto in sled
ME operjeno grlo v grmovju Sc
je prebudilo in je zgolelo. To-
da Ella sc je mislih mudila v
nekem tezkem svetu brez petja.
Gonjaca sta sla z zivino oh
severovzhodni obali Bjarnas-
sonovega jezera, toda njegove
hise nista mogla videti te po-
tt, kajti zakrivala jo je dolga
vista borovcev. Ella sc nj OH
rala nazaj proti jugu, bojec Sc,
da Martin ne bi tega opazil.
Sredi jezera sta zagledala diva
colna in raven plav.
"Stavim, da Bjarnasson zopet
brana po jezeru," je opomnil
Martin.
Ella nj mic odgovorila. Mislila
je sama pri sebi, kako mirno bi
Sc pocivalo v jezeru. Voda je BIZ
la svetla ko steklo, belle in mo.
Dire pege so Sc odrazale v cisti
svetlobi. Nobenega suma ne bi
bilo pod jezersko gladino, sam
nekaljen pokoj v blestecem so,
mraku.
Domov sta Sc vracala kakol
po navadi pod vecer, ko so reg.
ljale zabe 20 oddalienem sever.
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Uredlalk0Va
poSta
(Nadalievanje z 2. stranD

lie JPO, SIS akcija, da nam je
potrebna, potrebna nam je tudl
politicna akcija, katero vrsi
SANS. Res je, da mogoce nj IT,
stega navdusenja m ed nami,
kot ma primer V prvi svetovni
voini pri JBZ. "a kar' so seve-
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Zavzeta zapadna stena XII jo zgradli Nemci, in e
bila poznana kot "Hndenburg Bastion je seda prebi
vasee sarzenta Savage in njegovih Chindits vojakov
XII kazejo nhov naps seni XII Sc glas, da je
njen prostor pod novim vodstvom.