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Evening star., 1944-12-15
Eleven Pass Examination
For Virginia Bar

BY the ASSOclated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 15.-Eleven
candidates passed this weeks exam
nations Of the Virginia Board Of
Law Examiners, M. B. Watts, secre-
tary of the board, announced yes
terday. They were:
j. Frank Church, Charles e.
O'Connell, Albert M. Heiter, Eugene
o. Retter, william A. Shira, all of
Richmond; Debis r. Ayres, Glen
Alien; William c. Davis, jr.; Earl
M. Haddox. both of Arlington; Car
roll D. Rea, Charlottesville; Elmer
P. Rucker, Admission, Ala, and Loise
F. Weiss, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1944-12-15

tenn; authorizing the creation of
joint area welfare boards; to extend
coverage of the Unemployment
Compensation Act to employers of
one or more workers at any time,
extend duration Of benefits to 26
weeks and to increase payments to
SIS weekly when so provided by the
I"GI." bill,
Evening star., 1944-12-15

w eSCeTn r a CHIC
into one of the
m o S t important
fighting arms of
the Far Eastern
forces. Within
1900 miles of the
Japanese home
land, this base
will become a
serious a e r i a !
menace to the
mduStrlal DlOOd
stream so badly
needed by the
enemy to stay in
the war.
Evening star., 1944-12-15

Since most OF Mr. "heatey.
the former bases of the BIOS have
been forced out of China by the
pressure of japanese advances, this
island will be the starting point for
laying on the Japanese homeland
the kind of aerial destruction which
for months reduced Germany's
industries.
There is no doubt that the Japa-
nese knew that the big, silvery Forts
were here before 1t was publicly
announced after the second raid on
Tokyo. They came over with re-
markable regularity and attempted
to knock out the bases. They still
are coming over, but they aren't do
ing any damage.
japanese Resist in Mountains.
While the big air force is digging
itself out of the thick, black gumbo
in one end of the island, the marines
in the northern end are still flushing
out Japanese forces resting in the
mountain jungles, not simple task.
Garopan and Charon Kanoa are
q shambles. There is not a SEM
blance of whole building in either
town. There is not even a whole
tree in the lowlands adjacent te
the beaches in the areas in which
the two towns stood, mute evidence
of the effect of naval bombardmeni
which paved the way for the land
ings. On the beaches and in the
adjacent waters are the wrecks oi
ducks, alligators and other landing
craft which didn't make the grade
on invasion day, while further out
in the water are the rusting hulks
of japanese ships. Nearby are lit.
tie military cemeteries.
Mountains Being Moved.
But around all of this, American
machinery, ingenuity, resourceful.
ness and manpower is lifting tn,
lowlands out of the quagmire intt
a livable land. Literally, noun.
tains are being moved into tn,
lowlands and coral shelves lifted
from the sea to form the basi.
not only for hard-surfaced road.
for rapid motorized communication
but for gigantic munitions store.
houses.
Six-lane highways which coulc
be constructed in the States only
after years of legislative debate
have been built and are in use, anc
more are stretching out over the
island. AL day long, and on through
the night, trucks, jeeps, bulldozers
ground Jewelers. move in endless
streams, furnishing traffic prob.
lem which would give even a New
York policeman the filters. Anc
even this far from home there are
traffic lights and traffic cops
Trucks moving equipment and ma
terial in the big construction jot
get the right Of way over passenger
cars, and officers give way to the
sweating, bare-backed drivers OF
the construction equipment.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Club to Heur Grueninq

Ernest Gruening, Governor OF
Alaska, will speak at the Harvard
Club luncheon, Annapolis Hotel, at
1880 pm. tomorrow on Alaska
Today and Tomorrow"
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Yule Program Arranged

Students Of the Nellie Curtis
School in Arlington will present a
Christmas program for the PTA at
3 pm. Monday in the school audi
torium. The program will feature
singing Of Christmas carols, led by
the children.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
(Second of a Series.)
By WILLIAM J.. WHEATLEY,
Star staff CORRESPONDENT.

SAIPAN, Mariana Islands tBy
MaiD .Ont of the destruction
wrought by naval bombardment,
American forces are Transforming
this volcanic upshoot in the Far
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28

tleh niti ne vzklilo kakor ma
tleh, XII so premocene Z muce
nisko krvjo, da bi potem TEN
mocneje rastlo, Sc TEN silneje
upiralo sovraznim navalom.
Gorec sluzabnik bozji prosi
da bi ga pustili pred papeza ia.
neza VIII, naslednika Hadri.
janovega. Sveti oee nj incl nit
slutnje, kaj Sc godi v Panoniji
in ma Moravskem. Postal jim je
goreeega pastirja in prieako'
val njegovega uspesnega delo.
vanja med novimi ovcicami. Ka'
ko je bill zalosten, ko je zacul
da je skof Metod ujet in zaprt
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28
DAROVANA
ceski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+o|
Zgodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov

wa Se~nS M ooAAS6o, Oh OhCSd IL
mogocnega drevesa ostane nj
EEK stor. Veje je razmetalo na
dalec. okoli.
Dub Sc ustavi kakor bi &c
zadela strela. Cvetanino rokc
izpusti in Sc udari po celu. Mo,
rebiti vendar? Tudi to najsta
rejse in najmocnejse drevo, k
je kljubovalo ze stoletja vsen
navalom, pred katerim SO da
I rovali re pradedje, je prekla
no ma dvoje?
Torej je vendar res, da gine
vlada vecnih bogov, da pads
kakor stevilo njih zvestih pri
vrzencev?
Toda le "a hip je upadel Du
bu pogum in samo "a hip Sc gs
je polastil dvom; nitro Sc zave
prime hcer "a roko in klice svo
jim tovarisem:
me obupajte, prijatelji; bo
govi mas vendar ne zapuste. 70
pet ozeleni to deblo, kakor 20
pet zacvete po dezeli nasa We
ra. Glejte, podobe nasih bogo1
so nedotaknjene. Padimo prec
ME ma kolena in moja hci Cve
tana maj jim poda z lastno 70.
ko obljubljeni dar,. dar
"Usmiljenje!"
Cvetana sklene roki.
"Jaz sem kristjana, verujem
samo v edinega Boga, tenn mrt-
vim bogovom ne smem daro.
vati. Pregresila bi Sc
Dub Sc zasmeje, da Sc ie raz-
legalo po gozdu kakor gavra-
novo krakanje in ostali carov-
niki tovarisi klicejo:
me odnehaj vec, ne odne-
haj, mas voditelji! Maj daruje
sama, maj prinese spravni dar,
ker je mas zapustila, ker je te-
be izdala! To maj il bo v kazen,
to maj jo ocisti "
"Da, ocisti E.. Bogovi so
milostljivi "
Carovnik Dub privlece Cveta-
no tik pred stor brez vel, brez
vrha. Jutranja zarja je osvetila
strasne in cudne glave, XII so
bile izrezane V drevesni skor-
j.
"Oce, prosim te ma kolenih,
usmili sc me! Ne morem pri-
nasati daritev, pregresila bi Sc
proti Bogu ."
me preklinjaj in ne imenuj
tega imena pri posveceni lipi!
Tu imaS dar >"
Pogani obstopijo kroginkrog
oceta in hcer. Veter je Sc ved-
no zvizgal in pretresal stolet-
ma drevesa.
"Tu imas najlepso moko il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28

najlepse psenice, raztresi .io
Meluzini in govori "a menoi be-
sedo "a besedo."
Dub stisne Cvetani v roko
pescico moke.
20 Bog v nebesih, vedno sem
ii zvesta; ii vidis v cloveska
srca, ii poznas mole misli . -
"Vam, vecni bogovi," kriei
Dub $ hripavim glasorn, "pri-
nasam tn, kar mi je najdrazje,
najmilejse Cvetana, govo-
ri, ponavljaj besedo "a bese-
do >. ;"
Dub iztegre roko in pogani
ypijejo enim glasom: "Daruj,
kar tt je najdrazje, najljubse. -
v tenn pa prihrumi il gozda
ceta vojakov. Kakor bi bill il
zemlje izrastli, obstopijo poga-
ne in Sc vrzejo mamie. Predno 50
Sc pogani zavedali, kaj Sc god
krog njih, predno so Sc mogli
postaviti v bran, so jih vojaki
re razorozili in zvezali. Niti "a
mec nj bilo treba prijeti, tako
nitro je bio vse gotovo.
"Uboga deklica!"
Poveljnik pristopi k Cveta-
III. Dolgo casa je ze opazoval il
gozda YES PRIOR in cakal pri-
mernega trenutka, da ,jih izne-
nadi.
"Prosim vas, zvezite me sku-
paj z ocetom; tudi okovih sc
nocem loeiti cd NIGGA"
Vojaki povezejo vse pogane
in jih odzeno.
Pater Jozef je srecno dospel
V Rim. Nj treba popisovati te-
zav, XII jih je prestal ma daljnem
potu, in ne bono omenjali ne
varnosti, XII Jim je srecno usel.
Ko je zagledal Cd dalec sveto
mesto, je njegovo srce obsla
nepopisna radost in pozabil .je
ma vse tezave in trpljenje.
Strme gleda Jozef krasne kr-
scanske cerkve, XII so tako hi
tro vzrastle ma razvalinah po-
ganstva. In zazdi Sc mu, ka-
kor bi Sc seme bozje besede ST.
rilo cd vira preganjanih slu-
zabnikov bozjih po vsem sve-
tn in kakor da hi ma drugih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28
(Nadaljevamje)
XII.

Start hrasti so sc lomili in bo-
rovci zadevali drug oh druge-
ga. DIVA Meluzina je zopet OBJ
hajala svoj dan. Staletna DIRE
vesa so padala in veter Jim je
pei smrtno pesem. Debla SO Sc
trla, suhe veje so odpadale ka-
kor zrelo sadie, listje je nosila
burja kakor snezinke. Niti So
va 81 nj upala zaskovikati.
Oh kraju gozda horaka ceta
vojakov. Po senci hodijo, da ne
hi Sc izdali. Komaj Sc prikaze-
jo in Sc re zopet skrijejo v do
linici. Padajocih dreves Sc ogib-
ljejo ter Sc boje mesecne svet-
lobe.
Danes je najpripravnejsi
cas-, da jih zalezemo."
Vodnik je nerad slisal te be-
sede. Moral je nastopiti proti
svojim bratom, proti Morav-
Gem. Prvi je odklonil Bozidar
in "a MIN drugi.
'Tukaj ia soteska v gozdu je
najvarnejsa in najbolj skrita !;
znan sem sam po teh gozdih,
kakor v svoji hisi -
Meluzina je piskala, da Sc je
upogibalo drevje, kakor ii sli
valovi po morju.
"Vrazji veter, ia mas prepi-
ha do kosti.'
"Ravno najlepsa priloznost
v taken casu prinasajo pogani
Meluzini darove, sipljejo il mo-
ko in najlepse pseno po tleh." :"
Meluzina je zopet zatulila po
zraku, kakor bi Sla lskat svojo
mokO.
"A to vam povem, zivljenje
varujte in pomnite, proti komu
dvigate orozje. To so nasi bra
tie, nasi rojaki, Moravci!'
Vojaki Sc razgube po temni
goscavi. Tu pa tam sc zabliska
mec, zasumi listje in splaseni
ptici zlete mad vrhove dreves.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28

"Sem, sem, tovarisi, k posve
ceni lipi, k nasim do sedaj o,
hranjenim in mocnim bogo
vom!"
Carovnik Dub vlece omedle.
10 hcer "a roko in ceta sodru.
gov mu sledi z divjo naglico
Zmagoslavno krice, kakor b
ma Moravskem ne bilo niti enc,
ga kristjana vec.
'Nasi beze pred sovraznikom
proti Velegradu, - tako sem
slisal praviti. Nemci zmaguje.
jo. Zapustili smo bogove in "a.
to mas preganja tolika nesreca
Toliko in toliko let ze mas "a.
tirajo, zasledujejo.'
Cvetana vzklikne slabim
glasom.
Veter zaplha in nosi suho
listje v obraze vsem udelezen-
Gem nocnega pohoda. Ma who
du naznanja slab rdec krog bill
zajoco Sc jutranjo zarjo.
"Tu sva Sc locila, tukaj Sc
zopet snideva. Takrat sem bill
usmiljen, a danes ne bonn. Kar
sem obljubil, to izpolnim.'
"Da, kar 81 obljubil, izpolni
in bogovi te bodo blagoslavlja-
H."
Zadnje besede so donele z
votlim glasom. Tudi hrastje so
pfikimavali z glavami. Prisli so
do posvecenega drevesa. Ma
vzhodu Sc je zarilo krvavorde-
ce. Lipa je Sc stala, kakor bi Sc
hotela upirati vekom, list:ie je
kar prselo IL kosatega vrha in
nekoliko suhih vel je lezalo v
potoku.
"Ustavljalo 81 Sc, o sveto DIRE
vo, re drugacnim vetrovom, u
stavis Sc tudi tenn; tvoja sila .ie
nepremagljiva, tVoji udje so il
kamna in korenine v sredini
zemlje."
Mocen veter Sc pridrvi po do
linici, preobraca vojake kakor
igraco, upre sc v kosati vrh in
strese drevo do najglobljih ko-
renin. Veje zapokajo, ptiei pre-
plaseni odlete, deblo zastoka inI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-28

Vice-Admiral r.. s. Edwards has
been named deputy commander of
the feet and deputy chief of opera
tions. This means that the navy is
getting set for new blows against
the Japs in the Pacific area to
back up Macarthur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

SULPHUR-Any one who knows
John Skinner, executive secretary Of
the N. c. Association Of County
Commissioners, knows that ne can
put as much sulphur and birthstone
IN, d feW words as any other fell
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

FIRST-Thjs will be the first
time since the State budget system
was inauguratcd that only one con-
soIidated request for appropriation
will be made. Prior to institution
OF one state board Of education IN
der the amendment adopted in 1912
which became effective April |,
1943, there were separate budget re-
quests flied by the department Of
public instruction, the state school
commission, the vocational cduCa-
ton board. the text book commits
sion and the commercial school
board. How all these agencies arc
combined under the unified state
board of education, and n master
appropriation will be made for all.
The general assembly will carmark
some Of the moncy for specific pur-
poses, but wide discretion will vest
in the state board for shifting funds
from one account to another as de-
mand may arise,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
old Battle Axe
Sought al Library

FORT RILEY. Kan.-UP-A
woman dashed into the library
at the Post Service Club here
recently and breathleSSly in
CURED, Can YOU tell me if the
old battle-ax has come in yet?
Pvt, Dorothy Cutting, the WAC
Librarian, was a little confused
as 10 whom the woman was re-
ferring. Her mind reviewed
many faces around the post
which fitted the visitors de-
Scrlptlon until the woman smiled
and explained, I'm referring to
The Old Battle-aX, by Sanxay-
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16

adequate primary treatment
at the Nine Mile plant. Such
treatment, experts say, might
be reasonably effective in cold
weather, but ineffective when
lake waters are warmer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
Strikes
Continued from Page One)

new RollS-Royce 1850 engine
used in he long range, high al.
titude Mustang fighter the
longest range fighter the Air
Forces have. Another Mich gan
plant is scheduled 10 produce
this engine, but has not yet
come into production, he added.
Although most of the plants
have continued operations de-
spite the strike of the foremen
Patterson said that the closing
of others was imminent and that
at most OF them the rejection
rate had increased rapidly, rs
the finished parts and sub-as-
semblies showed defects when
examined by Army and Navy
inspectors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
Italy
Continued from Page One)

clear: 1t was primarily to de-
Stroy the German armies in
Italy, rather than 10 advance
swiftly through the tangles of
mountains. His reserves were
not yet committed, neither those
behind the southern lines or
those in the Anzio beachhead
within 20 miles of Rome.
The French captured San
Glorgio, just south of the Liri,
laying bare the flanks of Cas-
Sino. The town is key to the
Liri valley leading 10 Rome.
They also took Monte Fammcra,
CreSta Santa Lucia, lie Forche,
CaSale, Annunzita and Castel
Nuovo. The Americans seized
Capo Duco and three defense
hills. The l3lSt and l94th regi-
ments were declared destroyed,
the commander and staff of the
latter captured. Gen. Alphonse
JUN said the Germans wer IN
"disordcrly retreat before his
aVenglng troops.
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Priest
(Continued from Page One)

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
DRASTIC STEP

Following repeated warnings
to Macomb County TO halt pol
luton Of the lake by use of the
Nine Mile drain, the states i'm
pending action is the most dras-
tic ever taken here in this con-
nection.
Some months ago. the State
Stream Control Commission and
Health Department set May 10
as de dime for ST. Clair
Shores, RoSeville, Center Line,
East Detroit and Warren Town
ship to sign agreements for op-
Grafton of the $500 900 inter
ceptor. The Shores, Roseville and
Center Line notified Drain Com
missioner William c. Harper
that they were agreeable to a
proposed SIS annual rate for basic
water users. East Detroit and
Warren Township made no dc
ciSions. although informed of the
May 10 deadline.
Weight of the states action
is greatly increased by its no.
LITIGATION Of Crosse Pointe COM
munitics declaring these areas
unfit for swimming and dan
gerouS for drinking water pur-
poses, in addition TO the state
action. 1t is anticipated that
these communities will also go
TO court against the South Ma
comb draining district.
BLOW TO BUILDING
In addition, the states notice
10 Federal housing authorities
- in effect recommending that
no more Federal grants be made
for South Macomb housing is
another blow to progress i'm the
area where housing is still sore
~ needed.
The Federal Works Admins
tratlon constructed the Lake
-Shnre-lRtereePtef- aad-deeded-it
freely 10 Macomb County with
the express understanding that
the Nine Mile drain and pri-
mary sewage treatment plant
would be abandoned. Since the
county sh Ut the interceptor
(when no funds were coming
into operate it,. the areas sew
AGES receiving aafnitteaiy-in-
Thursday marks the Feast OF
the Ascension in the Catholic
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Fire
Continued from Page One)

ate. Making his way TO the bath
room, where an electric heater
was located, Smarr said he found
it full of smoke and flames.
which were spreading rapidly.
He and his wife fled through
the front door without heslta.
ton.
Van Hulle said Smarr claim
ed the fire resulted from defect
i've wiring on the water heater
Flrcmen were unable 20 ascer-
tain the cause since the build
ing was raZed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
Catholics Observe
Holy Day Thursday

Church, hold day OF obligation,
and full schedules of masses are
being offered in ST. Louis and
81. Peters churches on that
day. Confessions at the usual
afternoon and evening hours
Wednesday will precede the
feast day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
By s. BURTON HEATH
MA service staff Correspondent,

KANSAS CITY Mo. May 10
This city, which until recently
had an unenviable- reputation Is
one Of the worst governed COM
munlucS IN the United States, j.
demonstrating that civic reform
can be preserved without even q
benevolent dictatorship.
Mayor John b Gage who
took office in 1910, when the
notorious PendcrsaSt machine
finally Succumbed 10 the cancer
Of graft. has Just begun his third
term. With him vas installed a
new city council OF eight mem
berS and, for the second sue
CcSsiVe term, that council has
only one representative of the
remains of the PcndergaSt or
ganlZatlon.
In any objective quarter that
YOU care 10 inquire, YOU Will be
told that the Gage or reform"
administration is doing a Splen-
did job Of honest, efficient gov
crnmcnt. Moreover, that admin
Stration is not centered upon one
flamboyant leader as is, for eX-
ample, the LaGuardia REFORM ad-
-nainistratien in New York,
WORKS WITH COUNCIL
II is the traditional history Of
reform that It's successes depend
upon the appearance of a leader
who along with honesty, courage
and efficiency. possesses strong
crowd appeal by Which-lf re-
form is to continUe-thel leader
can pull his assistants into office
on his coat tails.
The Gage administration has
carefully avoided such a policy.
Instead of subordinatlng the
council the mayor has worked
with it. Instead OF imposing his
beneficient viii upon the city nc
has sought TO improve constantly
the machinery by which the peo-
pie can express their own demo-
cratic Will.
Some of his supporters Wor-
ried about that, and, thinking 70
fight fire with fire, began a
cautious attempt to build Gp a
reform machine First important
signs of this appeared in the
parks department. 1t W a
squelrhed quickly when Auditor
Thomas j. Patten investigated
two or three persons found them
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NInety-six per cent Of all
Army personnel stationed with
IN continental United States are
covered by Government insur-
ance, the average amount for
each soldier being more than
$4,000.
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Sugar
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fort which is based upon the
need for greNter household can
ming of fruits.
Between the hours of 2 a. m.
and 4 p. m. on Wednesday and
Thursday precinct polling booths
in Mount Clemens will be man.
ned by OCD volunteers under
the direction of Mrs. Russell
Stark, director, while, similar
units will handle applications
during the same hours at the
Harrison and Clinton township
halls. In Clinton township the
Moravian drive hall, as we'll as
the Gratiot offices, will handle
such applications.
On Thursday night only be-
tween the hours of 7:30 and 9
p. m. 18th floor offices in the
Maeemb county building, the
Clinton township office and the
Harrison township office will be
open to serve war plant work.
erS unable to present their APP
plications during daytime hours.
The night service, however, will
be restricted to war plant en-
ployes who must show employ
ment badges prior to being serv-
ed at that time.
Due to recent shifts in Sell
fridge Field personnel il has
been decided to cancel the SUI
gar-for canning stations at that
army base, but those residing
there and desiring such addi-
tional purchase authority may
mail applications, procurable at
grocery stores, 10 the Mount
Clemens ration board office.
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Wrecked Pendergost Unit
Leaves City Again Free

selves out Of jobs, and the coun-
cil-WhoSe members had started
the moVcmcnt-WaS induced 10
adopt a Little Hatch Act that
pat all city employees out of
politics for good
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Weighing an alrplane is both
ersome TO engineers, Flying re-
ports. a Boeing Clipper is es-
timated TO carry 60 pounds Of
dew on It's surface. During a
rainStorm a plane may pick up
100 pounds in weight.