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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-01
OBROBNE OPAZKE...

Demokratska '1evolucija proti Rooseveltu Kon
gresu je imela vsako prepreciti po-
novno nominacijo podpredsednika Walacea, XII e rad
svoih liberalnh socijanih najveci TIN peti
stare garde.
Wallace je zadnje mesece obsrno govor nalogah
Amerike med vojno in po voni in jasno poVeda ola udl
Ameri lahko dobmo fasizem, ako ljudsvo ne DO bud
no in bo dopustio, da velik financn in ndustlsk ne
resi- "a ahajo dezeo kadar DO dobena vojaska zmaga
mad Nemcijo in JapOnskO
Stala galda je ogorcena in zahteva Wallace ga
yo kot ceno mu in kolabolacije administrator To e
politika "apizmenta domaci 'front.' Toda jako dvom
1.-Two je da Sc bo Roosevelt poda, ka glede hrsc
in trusc XII ga deajo demolnatsk torj pa prav do
bro zavedajo da so brez Rooseveta politicne nice.
Veliko pa odvisi cd bucnosti ljudskih mas Danes
mora jusvo rdneje stat "a RooseVeom kot kdaj pref
Ako bodo mase spale ahko zgodi kakor svari WAL
lace ola bomo po znlagl mad uim faizmom dobili ia
szem Ameriki
Program "a fedel azacijo Jugosavije, kaerem
Sc poroca, da so ga spreje mhajovcevci, je zanimV
tolko ker pokazuje moe in VplV osVobodllnega glba
MIA XII Sc e izl1istazirao pod vosvom Tita in Ribal
ia.
S1bski Sovnisti pri zamcni vladi in njihov zastop
niki Ame1 so ne Sc ako do 80 nazaj javno rdi, da
e ugOsavia vseej mltVa in Odplto plOpaglall le-
aco Veke Srbie kot svo edni Gill; Ljudje orog pitts
bulSkega "Srbobrana, N nahajajo sluzb poslanika
FCtlca HrVato IN SlONence pOlOVnO OZnacl "a Z(ia
ialce katerimi Srbi bodo me nikdar nobenega
OpraVka Vec.
Destvo seveda e, ta Sbsl rcakco j in Sovini-
sti MISC nko rep'ezentral srbskega naroda. To e da
mes pribo Dobro pclovico partzanskih Sill XII Sc borijo
pod Titom tvorijo Slbi. Odtod pesem federaza
ciji Jugosavie je dokaz kako globoko ii ele
menti zagazili svojem brezmenem fanatizmu.
zalostno pli stvai pa je to, da tel klik sledi tu
kaj med nami Ameriki cello nekaeri sovensld puhlo-
glavci XII so 81 domisljal da "smart' politki.
Bivs dlzavni podtajnk Sumner Welles je te dni
napsal canek, kaerem e krtzila zaVeznsko polite
no strategijo Italij MEM e med dlugim rekel:
IS stalisca vojaske potrebe e utegnilo uenotek
zdet zazevo da Sc urava JUNE Itaije in Scilije po
veri malsalu Badogiju Toda gotovo e da niti itaan
sko ljudsvo nt ludstva okupanih deze bodo nasla
dosti inspace in opogum enja kar tice smotov,
katere Sc borimo ko vdo da pref ko ina italian
sko ludstvo prlko izrazt svoe zelje, obast mad nm
dasiravno pogoino dale roke tistim katere Sc
mora veliki meri drzat odgovonim "a razmere, pod
katemi ie bilo alijansko ljudsvo prsen vojno ma
Hitlerev strani.
me glede ma to- kako upravceno moreno ugoval-
jat proti nekaterm metodam, XII Sc jih posuzuJe MO-
skva pa je slednja tekom zadnj jh mesecev svo poll
tiki pozitivna in odlkuje po svoj izrazitos in vod-
stVu.
"Zapadne demokracije in Sevjetska unija ne le, da
moreo, temvec morajo sodeovat, ako hocemo da bono
pozneje imeli svetu mir in stabnost.
"Ampak nobenega vzroka nj, zakaj maj hi Sc zapad-
ne demokracije odreke ena sposobnosti do incijave
in vodstva."
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Ia kaksno svobodo smo?

Ski Domovini" so dan "a dnem
napadi ma. .pisatelja Louis Ada
mica. zadnje case sem cital par
dopisov,. spisanih cd mojega
domaccga rojaka Mr.. FIR. Ste
fancica. Ia rojak napada in vi
di vse, kar Sc ne zbira okoli "a.
D." kot sam komunizem. To je
neke vrste strasilo, katerega Sc
posluzujejo danes edino-le Sc
n a j b olj zagrizeni kapitalisti
in njih privrzenci, in pa enako
najbolj zagrizeni vatikanski slu-
ge tel njfh oprode. Pravi katoli-
cani, kateri cutijo delavcem
in imajo vsaj toliko razuma, da
delavec in kmet ustvarjata vse
bogastvo ma svetu, ne strasijo
vec S tistim komunisticnim bav-
Davom.
Mr.. Stefancic je bill "a nekaj
casa po vojni start domovini,
toda Sc mi Vidi, da nj incl pra,
vega vpogleda v razmere, kot
ga nina tudi Sc dimes, kajti ce
bi ga incl, bi ne pisal V "A. D.
tako nerodno.
Pisati "a oprostitev nasih pri-
morskih krajev (ceravno JAZZ in
Mr.. Stefancie nisva Primorca)
in indirektno podpirati stranko,
katera je bila in je Sc najvecji
tran mad nasim ubogim ljud-
stvom, je najvecja neumnost,
Zelo Sc more clovek cuditi ma
Sim ljudem kaj bi sploh radi,
da bi Sc zgodilo S tenn nasim u
bogim ljudstvom tam V start do
movini. Avstrijski grofje in po-
zneie vista gospoda Cd enc stra-
III in italijansko vatikanska 60
spoda pa Cd druge strani, SO i
meli mad tenn narodom Cd "a
cetka pa do danes oblast in
vihteli SO bic mad MIN, mad tenn
Il b og i'm slovansk1ct hlapcem
Jernejem.
In danes, ko mas narod oh ia
dl anu, ko Sc naSi lastni bratje
| in sestre -boliio "a svobodo na
zlVljenje in smrt, Sc pa mi tu-
kaj prepiramo kdo ina prav in
napadamo ljudi, kateri hoceio
pomagati r2Sir1 bratom in Sc
st1.am V nasi rojstni domovini.
JAZZ, in mislim, da tudi marsi.
kateri drugi, cutimo, da je MI.
Adamic naredil majhno pomoto
ko je incl pogoVor z prof. Sal
vcminijem, toda "a to ga ne
N m O obsojati. Obsojania
vredno je pa cd strani nekate-
rib { ne vseh) katollskih du-
hovnikov, katere Sc je prijaznc
poVabilo in so povabilo tud
spTejeli, potem pa pustili vse Ma
cedllu in priCeli delati ravnc
nasprotno kot 81 mas narod ma
eni strani zcIi.
Torej, Slovenci SO bill pod av-
5trijsko vlado. Ia je bila zanic
Slovenci so bill razdeljeni ma
trl dele - Itaijanom, Srbom in
AVstro-Nemcem. S tenn so prisli
IL dezja pod okap, ali bi Sc re-
klo IL konja ma osla. Dobro
zdaj hocemo kaj? Slovenijo, Ju-
gQsaVljo, Balkansko federacijc
b1ez gospodarja, v kateri bi bill
VSi gospodarji. Demokracijo
kaksno? Kjer je ubostvo in po.
manjkanje vsega, nj demokra
cjja. Mala drzavaakot je bila Ju.
Soslavija, neodvisna cd velikit
dyzav, je nemogoca. o..
Cd katere drzaye maj bi bils
bodoca Jugoslavija odvisna? M
katcro oi mi ameriSki Slovenc
radi, maj Sc opira? Ma Ameri
'io, to hi "a mnoge pilo maj
bolje, tc "a vprasanje je, ali bo
do videli ameriski kapitalisti do.
volj velike zaklade, da bi inve
sti. ali kapital? Ali maj prevza.
me mad bodoco Jugoslavijo vod.
.5tvo Anglia in Francija, ko1
20 prvi svetovni vojni, da bodo
! bodoci vladarjl zopet investiral
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-01
UREDNIKOVA POSTA.

III lia@isSliISaJo III ILdtljO, I'D pO-
do Italijani posiljali "a njihovo
zivino, les, in poljske pridelke
podobce, da 81 .iih opesijo ma
vrat, da jih bodo svetniki cuva-
ii Cd vsega zla?
Nemci maj bi jim pa posiljali
orgljice, da 81 bodo svjrali, de
5 tisto muziko preslisijo muziko
V svojih lzstradanln trebuhih,
pri tenn, ko bi Sc zopet Italija-
nj in Nemci mastili z jugoslo-
vansko svinjino in govedino?
Ali maj Sc bodoca Jusoslaviia
,zveze ali cello pridruzi Soviet
ski uniji? o Bog mas varuj tel
kosmatih boljsevigov! Tukaj je
hasa vera V nevarnosti, poscb-
40 pa Petrov novcic.
Mr.. Stefancic pise maj bi de-
lali "a svobodo Primorske. Ia
kakSno svcbodo? Ako hoce ime-
tt lJudstvo pravo svobodo, Sc
morajo odstraniti Isl izkorisce-
valci, toda vsi. Da so imeli TIA
lljani pod avstrlJsko vlado Vso
prostost V Tlstu, Reki, Poll in
Gor;ci, nj bila VISA krivda TEN,
kerr je imela zvezo bivsa Avstri-
ia in Italija, pac pa ker je bila
Avstrija bolj utopljena kato-
liskem faE< tizmu kot Itali ia sa-
ma, in to ie bilo zlo "a slo-
venskega hlapca <Jerneja.
Bill sem avstrlJski vojak Cd
leta 1913 pa do konca vo in e
1918, torej pet let, in videl sem
mnogo stVdri, 0 katerih bi mo-
sel napisati cele knjige. Maj pa
omenim le to, da Cd aVstrijskc
komande .je bilo strogo prepo-
Vedano streljati ma cerkve, po-
kopalisca in sploh la vse, kar
je bilo pod cerkveno oblastjo
OBJ atno smo pa videi, da so l.
talijani to zelo znali izkoristiti.
MIN nj bilo prav mic svetO da
so imeli or 'front.' DO cerkvah III
vseh sVetiScih skritO Orozje IN
municilo. JAZZ sem bill pri tezkt
! artlleIijl, kO smo prodirali leta
! 1917 Italijo in smO Sc ustavi-
Ii neki vasi ma Odmo1. Ker
smO SlOVenci dObri katoliki, sta
hotela diva vojaka V neko GER
kew, XII je bila na sredi vasi. E.
den duhovnik je stal pri wrath
IN 81 je ma vse mogoGe nacine
+ prlzadeval, da ne hi ia diva VO-
! jaka sla cerkev. Mas nadpo-
rocnik-bil je Dunajcan-pa je
to gledal skozi okno neke biz
ME hise, in Sc mu je zdelo sum
1.-Two zekaj dotiGni duhovnik ne
pusti V cerkev vojakoma. Takoj
! je zapOvedal, da obkOlimo GER
kew, in je Sci takoj Z nekai vo-
laki in drugimi oficirji pregle-
dat kaj je notri. Kaj je preis-
kaVa odkrila? Nalozili smo sko-
70 diva truka orozja, skritega
pod cerkvenimi klopmi Mi Slo-
venci Sc borjmo "a sveto vero,
ltalilani, XII imajo cd ME dobic-
ka, Sc pa nanjo pozvizgajo.
Mr.. Stefancic pise kai so de-
'ali z nasimi puncami. Italiiani
niso delali mo puncami.
namrec MISC bill mic izbircni. &c
5i mogel JAZZ opisati kaj vse JAZZ
VEN! JAZZ Vem zelo mnogo teh
katoIiskih zverinah in kai ie
.,katoliska cerkev naredila proti
tenn zverinam Gloveski DO,
dobi.
Mic nj naredila, pac pa je vse
70 Sc protektirala. Ako je bill
kateri slovenski duhovnik toliko
predrzen,s - da je le posvaril de-
kleta, je bill takoj odstavl.jen in
pregnan cez mejo V Jugoslaviio.
Dosti jih je bilo cello pretepenih
In cd svoje svete cerkve MISC j.
nell nobene protekcije, Mr.. Ste
fancic! Mas so cerkvah uGiIi.
da je necistost najvecji greh ma
svetu, toda italiianski katoliski
| pohotnezi so bill cello nagra ieri,
l.
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vedno obozevalci reakcije. Ne
katcri SO okrog Rima, drugi 20
Pet pravijo, da slovansko Ru-
aijo ne bo slo, Sc jo boje, ees, da
| jc prerdeca it'd.
Kot sem ze rekel, predsednik
Wilson 5 svojimi tockami nj u
spell, zgodllo Sc je, da je bill We
lik del telesa nasega n aroda
prodan ma nemilost Italije, ka-
tero je mas primorski rojak cd
nckdaj sovrazil. Odtrgana jim
i,c bila najlepsa dezela, Vipav-
sko - Goriska, del Notranjske S
kcelim naSim narodno zavednim
Krasom.
Skozi 25 let jece, mucenja, u
bijanja in preganjanja je moral
til ia mas del narodnega telesa.
In zaman je bilo kako protesti-
ranjc pri Rimu, "a odpomoc te-
lnu zasuznjenemu narodu nase-
ga telesa. Porodila Sc je seveda
JuS0slavija in dobila del kranj-
ske in Stajerske pod svoje 20
krllJe. Narodu je bio nemogoce ,
do HraVega kulturuega razvoja,
toliko casa, ko je bill enotretj jim
SKI del tega naroda obsojen ma
kulturno in narodno umiranie.
Je-li bio V teh danih razme-
rah mono kakemu nasemu slo-
vcnskenu pisatclju literarno Sc
razvltl? Ne, ker knjizevni trg
jc bill tax omeien, da Sc skrom-
nomu pisatelil ali pesniku, nj
izplacalo sc S TEN baviti. Razni
reZlmi, kateri SO bill Jugosla-
VIII ma krmllu, so bill neznosni,
poVzrocali so mrznjo med Hrva-
Il in Srbi, Slovenci pa itak nj
smC veliko steli. Imeli smo par
2edezeV in Sc ii 81 bill pretezni
VeClni klerikalnih rokah, ka-
terim je slo vec "a politiko Ri
ma, kot pa "a pravice in kultur-
nj razvoj naroda; cato tudi nj
bio likoli nikakih protestov ma
pram Rimu.
Torej ko 81 clovek ozre ma
razmere, XII SO tedaj vladale, vi
di, da je ravno tista klika danes
proti narodnemu ujedinjenju in
njcgovi osvoboditvi. Oh pocetku
so pokazali, da so pripravlieni
sodelovati "a skupen nastop,
ker so pac pricakovali, da
bodo oni vodili Sc dale rim
sko pelitiko. Boje Sc seveda rde-
ce Rusije, tako ii povedo. Nj
sem bill obozevalec njih diktatu-
re in obsojam vsako kot tako.
Ampak vsi vidimo in vemo,
da ravno Rusija je najvec ma
klonjena delnokraticnim tenden-
cam. Phi vsem tenn pa je kljub
sVoji rdeci barvi, katere Sc ne
katerl nasi tako boje, storila o.
Gromne cudeze. To il priznava
danes YES svet. In ia slovanska
Ruslja Sc je izrekla "a pomoc in
osvoboditev nasega naroda.
Rusija nj nikoli priznala anek-
size Primorja k Italiji in njena
politika tudi sedaj je, da mora
to ozemlje nasega naroda pripa-
dati k zdruzeni Sloveniji, ker
narod, XII .je razkropljen kot jeI
mas, nina bodo6nosti.
Med tenn pa vidimo, da raz-.
MIN Sforzom, Foticem in dru-
GIN, XII delujejo pod krinko de-.
mokracije, nj veiko ma tem,.
kaksna maj DO usoda mas Slo-
Vencem.
Pri vsakemu takemu vprasa-.
) nju po mojem mnenju, bi mo-
ralo biti malo vec razsodnosti,
in ne gledati vse tako crno. Pre-
prican sem, ola DO narod dobil
pravico do svojega razvoja v.
l. taken slovanskem skupnem te-'
lesu preje, kot pa cd nekdaj "a
tirajocih Germanov in Lahov.
Ali je papez katerikrat po-5
skusal oblaziti razmere nasi.
SlOVenSki katOliSki nnafari do hi
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dino toliko posteni, da cd enc
strani ne silimo svobode, Cd
druge strani pa hocemo naroo
rinit V suzn0st. Dokler pa en0
gospoda strasi cloveka biri~
cena, druga gospoda pa hu-
dicem, ne DO nikdar svoboden.
Torej> maj "a enkrat zadostN-
je, mogoce bonn Sc pisal 0 Ma
sih kulturonoscih, &c mi DO cas-
dopuscai.
Frank Ceiin.
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druga stran lista, ma kateri Sc
nahajajo dopisi, unicena in tako
je morale zaostati poleg tega s.
nekaj drugih dopisov, XII bodo
elm preje objavljeni.
"a publicijski odbor
NJ. 7.
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+, fVITER END of his
s MaVe' Seaman Potter entered the
navy IN April, 1941, and has spent
We past IA months on foreign
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MURRAY DEMANDS
QUICK ACTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 N-
Philip Murray today demanded
quick action on the 10 : months
old wage demands of the CLIO Unit
ed Steelworkers and said that
an unpublished OPA study shows
the general II = cent increase
sought by the union could be grant
ed without making price increase
imperative.
Murray, president of the CLIO and
Of the steelworkers, began h I'm.
ions final argument before t h e
war labor board in one Of the
cases on which any change in the
governments wage policy may
turn.
For some curious reason unbe
known to the union" said Murray
in prepared statement, ''thi
(OPA) study. though completed OF
August "a, was not made available
to the board or the panel. W.
therefore take. the liberty Of max
ing its contents public.
What does this study disclose
The steel industry had made re
quest for a general price increas,
Of approximately 10 per cent tn
study concludes that, and ! quote
(A) there is at the present tim!
no ground for an overall increase
in the price of STEEL and o.
even in the event that the wag
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increase requested by the union
were granted in full, the case for
a price increase would not be per-
suasive. For even if the wage de-
mand were granted in full, its eff
fects upon average hourly earn
ings would be largely offset by
the disappearance of overtime and
the reversal of the labor upgrading
process. AS against this the wage
demand comes to II cents"
The union wage demands were
made last December. The WLB
took jurisdiction in February. Muir
ray said that during such period
the union took three and hal
days for its presentation and re
buttal." He also said that labor
members of the WLB had intro
duced resolution expressing the
view that the case be decided by
October IS, but that combination
of public and industry members
voted it down. ------ ~
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City Manager Nichols
Discusses Tax Dollar

city Manager A. c; Nichols {, dis
Wv, Wilmington's tax dollar be.
s sss tae Kiwanis club on Wednes-
l ~, explaining a breakdown OF
aN City's expenditures and in
% for the I94 we're fi ai:trS ysss
s l9p club members in attendance.
w. Nichols tahulations and his
,' a of items proved in
a l.sssting and Informative. (The
it..skdown is appended at the end
o. pefore he spoke, Mrs. Esther E.
,r D U. S. o. Travellers Aid
'''",resentative in this area, spoke
lssfv in behalf of the Community
p,, and War Fund campaign,
sov under way.
Dv The club nominating committee
anrted the following candidates
~. w office the forthcoming year:
~, president, w. B. Bryan; vice
.resident F. E. Livingston and
+ H. Sutherland; secretary and
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MOTHER
NAMES ASSAILANT

GREENSBC =, Sept. ~ Up -
A mother of three small children
testified today in Guilford county
Superior Court that she was crimi-
nally attacked and stabbed and
left unconscious in wooded area
near Proximity Mill here in the
early morning of July IT and she
identified Lacy Alexander McDa11-
iel, 80, Negro, on trial for his life,
as her assailant.
The woman, who underwent hos
pital treatment for knife stabs in
her breast following the brutal as
sault. described now she was seiz-
ed as she went to work, her cloth
ing torn from her, raped and stab
bed with a knife which she car
ried in her pocket.
Mcdaniel was captured a few
hours later near the scene OF the
assault. % "a
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treasurer, The Rev. Walter B.
Freed and George Cooch; four di.
rectors, Pete Capp, DR.. j. T. Hog.
gard, Emsley Laney and Bonnie
Schwarts. the election will be held
on October IL.
President Donald King announc.
ed the opening of the Industrial
Branch of the USO, on Princess
Street this weekend and added
the club members are invited to
visit the new quarters on Satur.
day or Sunday.
Mr.. King also drew attention to
the clubs participation in the
inter-cfub meeting on Thursday of
next week, for a report On the
Chest campaign, and noted that
the regular Kiwanis meeting on
Wednesday is cancelled.
William H. Bugg, a candidate
for membership in the club, was
introduced by c. David Jones.
Following is Mr.. Nichols table
of city expenditures and income:
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and Mrs. Jasper Daniel Caps, 523
Elm ST., Raleigh.
Cpl. Charles H: McRoberts,
USING. Wounded. Father, Hilton
McRoberts, Fontans Dam.
Sgt. Joseph H. Palmer, USMCR.
Wounded. Mother, Mrs. Fannie R.
Palmer, Clyde.
Mack Penawell, seaman, &c,
USNR. Dead. previously report
ed missing in report of August 90,
1944. Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Henry Penawell, Richards.
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APPEAL OUTLINED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-LR-
A don't take c. appeal to
the voters was outlined for Demo.
cratic carnpaigners t day by
Chairman O'Mahoney of h e
party's senatorial campaign com
mittee. Asserting that to send a
new president and Republican
congress into office now would in
troduce INSTRUMENTATION and con-
fusion at the moment when il
would be most, disastrous.
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HIGHLANDS SAILOR
KILLED In ACTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. IT, Up -
The Navy department today an.
nounced the names of 215 casual.
ties of the naval forces not previ.
ously released.
Among the number were the fol.
lowing men from North Carolina
Jack Carl Caps, storekeeper,
l-c, USNR. Wounded. Parents, Mr..
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c h a r les H.

& h a r les H.
Branch, S e a.
man first class,
is spending a
nine-day leave
with his moth
er, Mrs. Hazel
Miller of 3O6
Wooster street.
He has served
t W o years on
active duty and
has just return
ed to the Unit
ed States,
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OFFICER WINS WINGS

First Lieut.. Rome Howell Lewis,
% son of Mrs. Margaret Lewis
Of 5O7 Madison street, Wniteville,
recently received his wings as an
AERIAL navigator in the Army Air
iofceS upon successful compile.
lOh OF course at San Marcos
Amy Air Field, Texas.
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Mary F. Sanders of r. F. D. 8,
Wilmington. Before entering the
AAF, the sergeant was employed
as machine operator. A men,
Der of the Third Bombardment
division, cited by the President
for its now historic England-Af-
RIGA shuttle bombing of Messer-
schmitt plants at Regensburg,
Germany, in August, 1943, Ser
geant Sanders holds the Air Medal
for ''meritorious achievement i.
GOODNESS, courage and skill'' dur
ing bombing attacks on Nazi war.
making installations.
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AIRMAN IN FRANCE

y y q L 1 o6t'
Robert D. Bass
# Wilmington,
;on Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis c..
Bass Of Hamp-
: o n, Va, is
5 t a toned in
France with the
v i n t h A i r
Corps. A 1899
,r a d uate OF
1ew Hanover
High school, he
w a e ipII1cfn0
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VISITS PARENTS

OGlQW6u y.
Potter, seaman
first class, is
spending a ten
day leave with
his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. l..
Potter of Lee
land. He will
report to the
receiving sta
ton at Miami,
Fla, f o r as
signment at the
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PROMOTED

Noy c. Sanders, 26, radio opera
vi WI and waist gunner on B-24
operator, AZ, participating in Eighth
ar Force bombing attacks on
slgets In Germany and Nazi &C.
xsupleo Europe, has been promoted
rum staff sergeant to technical
Slseant' He is the son of Mrs.
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into the Army in November, 1912,
received his training at Miami
Beach, Fla. and Anirola, Texas,
and went overseas in October.
1913.
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The old Spanish mission at Santa
Barbara, Calf, has been in use
continuously since its founding.
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GRADUATES

Sgt. Haywood L. Caps, son Of
T. F. Capps of -13 South Seventh
street, was graduated recently
from the radio repair course at
the Cavalry school, Fort Riley,
Kansas. He attended the Cente-
nary and the University of South
Carolina, and managed post ex-
change at Fort Bragg before he
was indicted in February, 1912.
He received his basic training at
Fort Bragg.
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24
High School Assembly

Assembly Program
November %
Entrance March. Band.
Hymn. Come Thou Almighty King. >
Bible Reading.
Lords Prayer.
Call TO the Colors.
Salute to the Flag.
Star Spangled Banner"
Program arranged by Mrs. Water
bury:
Speaker, DIR. Herson. '"Thanksgiv-
ing.T
edy, Senior High School Band.
Songs: (f) oh. My Darling Glenn
entine'. (2) Moonlight and Roses"
Exit March. Band.
Assembly Program
November 20
Entrance March. Band
Hymn. ''Fairest Lord Jesus"
Bible Reading.
Lords Prayer.
Call to the Colors.
Flag Salute.
STAR Spangled Banner"
Program arranged by Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Smith. Home Economics De-
partment.
Announcer. Nina Jo Kennedy,
Sklt Tin MONS Own Kitchen. :"
Aprons modelled by 7th grade H. f.
HARRIET Lewis. Accordion solo. Clydia
"sSsit"fI ski fi@"In M-own Dress shop.
Garments modelled by 9Th grade II. +.
girls. Song. Patch and Pray" Jean
Moore. Elizabeth Carpenter, Barbara
Mariner. Lucille Hall. Frances Collins.
Ruth Ann Argo; Marie Apt
Polly Wolly Doodle"
Exit March, Band.