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to millions OF fans In the silent
days, will make his greatest come
back in a movie in which he doesn' t
appear.
Mr.. Hamilton, who after all is an
actor and has no false modesty
about liking to see his face on the
screen, is inclined to cringe when
his friends point this out, but there's
"Since You Went Away" and
nothing he can do about it.
Neil plays the title role-the man
who went away-and that's just
the hitch. Trouble Is, from an
actors point of view, he went away
before the picture begins. Claudette
Colbert, playing his wife, Jennifer
Jones and Shirley Temple, as his
daughters, write letters to him and
talk about him through a film that
runs about three hours. Mr.. Hamil-
ton never appears, not even to take
q bow in the last reel. But the
action of the story springs from the
fact that he did so away, and there
you are. His photograph will be
observed at various times, which is
the closest he gets to his public.
II know exactly what will happen, y
remarked Mr.. Hamilton. Some
critic is almost certain to say:
Neil Hamilton gives his greatest
performance IA Since You Went,
Away sfs Ns&3 a. sfa4Esss a. RI
X &s* 49,
Gregory Peck's father took a week
Evening star., 1944-05-26

other acts is Gene Bayles, an M. G.,
OF. pleasing unpretentiousness, who
introduces such varied assort-
ment of additional talent as
Gautier's talented dogs. the lively
Gates trio, and the original dance
act of Chandra Kaly.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
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neke Shrine izsekali gozdove in
postavili strazo.
Dezelni glavar grof pl. Auers-
perg je dolozil tovornino, XII je
znasala "a voznjo do Klec ali
Kaslja Is goldinarjev nemske
veljave, raeunano postaje Mo-
krice pri Brezicah, in 9 goldi-
narjev od Racice pri Zidanem
mostu do Kaslja.
Pozneje je biIa tarifa precej
nizja. Sleherni, XII je. prihajal 2
natovorjeno ladjo ali XII je upo-
rabljal stranska pota, je bill dol
zan, da Sc je prijavil " Racici,
kjer je plaeal predpisano vodni-
no ali vodni col. Prejel je boleto
ali uradno potrdilo, XII jo je mo-
raj ma poziv pokazati nadzornim
organom.
Mitniearji so bill spocetka v
Litiji, ma Prusniku in v Racici.
Pozneje, koncem 18. stoletja,
so mitnice pomnozili. Glavni u
radi so bill v Zalogu, ma Prusni-
ku, v Jesenicah pri Saw (onkraj
Krski), vmesne mitnice pa so BIZ
lie med drugimi v Krskem, Raei-
ci in Zagorju.
Vlatilna pot pa nj sluzila
zgolj brodarstvu, temvee tudi
Dalje ma 4. stranD
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mamo podrobne zapiske. Zado-
stuje maj navedba, da so tu ko-
rito nekoliko poglobili, regulira-
Ii ter $ tenn omogoeili vsaj bro
du, da je olajsan tovora, XII so
ga morali. znositi ma drugi ko-
nee brzice, brez resnejse nevar-
nosti minil deroei predel.
Istocasno v letih 1875 do 1877
so zadoyoljivo odstranili tudi
brzice pri Zidanem mostu, v
Renkah in nevarne skale med
Renkami in Zagorjem.
Zgradili in mestoma v 1.-Two
skalo prelozili SO tudi vlacilne
steze. VISA ia della so sluzila smo-
tru, poziviti trgovino in vojas-
kim transportom med kraljest-
vom Ogrskim, Hrvatsko, Slavo-
MILO in Srbijo ter Jadranskim
morjem in Italijo. Vzdrzevalni
nadzornik Anton Hauptman je
moral vsako leto pc dvakrat
pregledati vso pot in sicer po
spomladanskenn IN jesenskem
dezevju cd Wrinkle do hrvaske
meje. v pomoc nnu je bill izvede-
nee "a kanalje in zatvornice
Stefan Sill.
Zaradi varnosti prometa in
trgovine SO med Brodom in
Gradisko ma obeh straneh do
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I &c je kdo pot zanemaril, je
moral odstopiti Sc nadalje tri
klaftre. VISA regulativna della,
"a katera je napravil naerte inz.
porocnik Ernst w. Durchlasser,
SO stala tezkih 100000 goldi-
narjev. v niz raznih, S to vsoto
izvrsenih naprav spada tudi 48O
klafter 1855 M dolgi kanal ma
Ljubljanici blizu We've, XII je j.
mel devet zatvornic. o MEM i
mamo strokovno porocilo 1--WE
denca Tobije Gruberja, XII pravi,
da Sc ia kanal "a brodarstvo
zaradi stevilnih zatvornic nj OBJ
nesel. Ia Gruberjevega casa je
bill ia kanal ze popolnoma raz-
sut in opuscen. Nacrti "a obno-
vitev pa so zaspali v fasciklu.
Leta 1877 je ogromen zemelj.
ski usad pri prusniku, kjer sto-
( j dandanes blizu Zagorja Potio.
rekov gradic, savsko strug G
skoro zajezil. v tenn nekako 45O
metrov dolgem. predelu je zara-
di tega nastala ena najbolj ne
warmth brzic, XII Sc danes nasim
kajakasem kaksno neprijetno
zagode.
Sava je tn "na jezu', brzela S
hitrostjo 3.5 do 40 m ma Sc
kundo. O delhi v tenn odseku j.
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SAvA = NEKDAJ
VAzNA CESTA

Silna je reka, gigantska, ka-
dar VISA spenjena dere in podira,
81 grize nova pota, odnasa tod
in naplavlja tam. Silnejsa je kot
vihar in ogenj. Vecna je. Use v
njej in okrog ME Sc neprestano
menjava, ona ostaja. Velicast-
ma je Sc, kadar Sc vsa majhna
in utrujena pretaka po strugi
in grize in vijuga preko socnih
poll z vasicami in mesti ali ka-
dar Sc lie ma dnu skalnega ko-
rita in strmijo vanjo visoke Ste
ne S skrivencinimi drevesi ter
Sc mad njo spreletavajo ptice.
Nikdar nj slaba ali usmiljena.
Vedno nekaj v njej ali mad njo,
kar je kot nikoli izrecena, tezka
skrivnost, vest, nakana, drget.
Daje in jennie, zida in razdira,
gradi in rusi, kot da je razum-
no in zivo bite, XII ga nikoli ne
bono razumeli. v njej so tisoc-
letja izkusenj, v njej je modrost
tudi takrat, kadar Sc nam zdi
najbolj brezumna. Dale, ceprav
tisti cas- jennie. Vedno je kdo
ma vrsti, XII cd ME zivi ali uni
ra. .~
Reka je usoda krajem, po ka-
terih Sc preliva. Usoda telesa in
dobrin tako kot usoda dus oh
njenih bregovih. Reka je tako
kot zemlja, kot zrak ali svetlo-
ba in toplota, zivljenje samo.
Morje, reka, potok, zuboreei vir
izpod mahovite skale ali p a
droben hlap, zgubljen in nevi-
den v vsemirju - del stvarstva
kakor clovek, ista vecnostna sill
ka. Oba nerazdruzna, drug dru-
gemu zacetek in konec. Poezija
in stvarnost -. ,%
Rimljanom je blla Sava stvar-
most v Sc vecji meri kot danda-
mes nam. Ia zvezo med domovi-
no in provincami SO Sc posluze-
vail Ljubljanice - Navporta ali
''Brodove nosecega" toka in Sa-
We. Cd Ogleja do Wrinkle so
zgradili cesto ter po Ljubljani-
ci in Saw prihajali do Donave
in dali, sirili svojo kulturo, vna-
Sail svoje bistvo.
Potem je prisel propad impe-
RIA. Tia do II. stoletja so div
jale vojne vihre in reka >je drive
la svoja pota brez haska. Diva,
polna ovir, nevarnih brzic je
brodarstvu lie uporno sluzila. Tu
so ze vojne 16. in II. stoletja.
sele zdaj spoznajo vaznost re-
Ike "a prodiranje armad. Izbolj-
sujejo, regulirajo, toda "a silo.
Leta 1717 postane Trst pro-
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Velikonocna priloga 'Enakopravnosti'

sta luka. Razmahne Sc brodar-
stvo. Cd Trsta in Reke drzi od-
slej tudi vodna pot proti Duna-
ju in dalje. Nekaj let kasneje,
leta 1725, je general Schmettau
pregledal S svojimi inzenirji vso
reko do Beograda in podal po-
roeilo, kaj, kako in kje je >treba
izboljsav, regulacij.
Ljubljanica je tudi takrat te-
kla leno, poplavljala barrie. Oh
bregovih so zasadili hraste in
bukve, XII maj bi varovale bro
dove pred wharf,, "a casa po-
plav pa, ko Sc je barrie spreme-
milo v emo samo morje, maj bi
nasadi ma obeh bregovih kaza-
Ii varno smer korita. Odstrani-
Ii so IL struge nevarne kleci, ce-
ri in druge ovire. o..
Zgradili so drage vlacilne po-
tt I'd potezanje brodov proti to-
ku. V tenn oziru je bilo najvec
storjenega v zasavskih tesneh,
XII Sc zacenjajo pri postal Sa-
va ter segajo do Zidanega mo-
stu.
| Povsem drugacne so bile raz-
mere V slavonskih ravninah.
Tam je bio korito nizko, sirse,
razcepljalo Sc je v stevilne ro-
kave in rokavce v teh so nasta-
jale naplavine, usedline in bro
dovi, XII so morda po spretnosti
brodarjev v tesneh usli ostrim
skalam, so tn pogosto nasedli.
Tudi tn so storili, kolikor se
je pae dalo. Brodniki so morali
z dolgimi drogovi sami rusiti in
odstranjevati nastale naplavine.
V tesneh pa so predstavljale
najnevarnejso oviro brzice, sla-
povi, ogromne skale, XII so Sc
zvalile visokih bregov v sredo
struge, ter ozine kjer so spret-
ne roke komaj resile dragoceni
tovor in zivljenje brodnikov. v
tel dobi je bio napravljenega
mnogo regulativnega della prav
w tesneh, kot ma primer v Ber-
dajsovem grabnu, pri Koritniku,
v Renkah in drugod.
Razstreili so nevarno skalo-
vie, napravili 4O72 klafter -
(2737 metrov) vIaeilne steze "a
volovsko vprego, da SO poteg-
Mill brodove proti toku do lazje
zmagljivih tokov.
Ia to pot SO obstruzni posest-
niki morali odstopiti svet v 81
rino treh klafter, skoro 6 me-
trov sveta, XII so ga mora i
vkljuciti v vlacilno pot vzdolz
reke ma obeh straneh. Nadzirati
so morali in vzdrzevati visa k
svoj odsek ter skrbeti "a utrie-
vanje obrezja, XII je morale biti
zasejano belo vrbo, katere ko-
renine, kot je znano, izvrstno
vezejo zemljo.
cTNefNefNeNA a. a e~o~~ ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

Civil War recollections are those OF
a wedding in January, 1865. when
her sister Ann married dashine
Capt Fountain Beattie, one of Col
Mosby's most daring rangers. Still
cherished by their daughters, the
Misses Mary, Lillian and Leila Beat
tie, who live in Alexandria, is this
wedding toast:
Here's to Capt. Beattie, 50 gallant
and gay,
A rival with Shakespeare for Ann
Hathaway"
Mrs. FAINT calls to mind that after
the Civil War was ended, Col. Mosby
supported Gen. Grant for President
1t was in a public letter favoring his
candidacy that he first used the
phrase, 1.-The solid South" which has
remained popular expression, sig
nifying the majority which may
usually be expected from this sec
ton in presidential election.
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Recalling Civil War Hordships,
Woman g. Sees Plenty Today

against tne SOutn, Tea, except that
brewed from roots and herbs, be-
came almost nonexistent. Bales of
cotton and Of cloth for clothing were
difficult to obtain except through
contraband sources at fabulous
prices.
Tallow candles made in iron
molds on the place, and open
grease kitchen lamps with bits of
twisted cotton for wicks supplied the
only illumination, just as fireplaces
were practically the only medium for
both heating and cooking. Her
mothers prewar cook stove, the first
one in Fauquier County, continued
to be sort of miracle ARRANGEMENT
during the many subsequent years OF
its usefulness.
A single orange in a Christmas
stocking was not only cause for un-
parelleled joy, but it's carefully
peeled rind was cherished down to
the last dried bit as an eqicurean
delicacy.
yankees Are Coming"
THE Yankees are coming" is to-
DAY an expression happily conveying
the symbol OF a great Nation united
IN democracy's common cause. Mrs.
FAINT emphasizes. In her immediate
nelghborhood, during her childhood
however, 1t was many times a tocsin
OF alarm. Often it meant frantic
midnight scurryings, as her father,
Charles H. Hathaway, would rouse
the famous Confederate raider. Col
John S. Mosby and q group of his
daring Partisan Rangers from a
place of refuge in their midst after
one OF their forays on Union supply
lines in Maryland and Virginia.
Still vivid is her recollection of her
sturdy admcnishment to a pursuing
Union trooper that he was not to
harm her dollhouse. 1t was hidden
away in a great double -doored wal
nut wardrobe, whose depths he was
investigating with a drawn saber in
search OF a possible Mosbyite In
hiding.
From the storehouse of her memo
rles, she calls attention to Col. Mos
oys apparently invulnerable tech
nlque In concealing his men when
they were not engaged in raiding
and then reassembling them at the
shortest notice. These tactics natu-
rally brought reprisals from the
Union forces on Mr.. Hathaway and
his neighbors, who were suspected
but never actually proven guilty of
giving aid and comfort to the
enemy" Haystacks and feed barns
were burned and cattle and horses
confiscated. Twice Mr.. Hathaway
was imprisoned by the Federal au-
thorities. His home, Western View
in the Georgian simplicity of its
architectural beauty, fortunately re-
NAMED immune, and is still stand
ing, although no longer in the pos
session of the Hathaway family.
Recalls Mosby Raids.
Probably one of Col. Mosby's most
brilliant exploits was to capture
Brig. Stoughton, U. S. A., at Fair
lax Courthouse in March, 1868. An
other OF his important raids resulted
in his capture Of Sheridans entire
supply train which he surprised
near Berryville. subsequently,, Mr.
Hathaway and members of the
kincheloe. Brent, Asby, Dowell, Fay
cite, Priest and other Fauquier fam
lies were compelled by Union direc-
ton to ride up and down the Manas-
sas railroad daily, as hostages to
prevent another such sortie.
Among his daughters happiest
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American highway alone. Already
underway is Perus Norther highway
to be known as the Olmus Porculla.
Rio Maranon route, which starts
from the city of Olmus, on the Por-
culla Pass (7,072 feet above sea
level, and extends to Bella Vista,
l43 miles from Olmus.
Another engineering accomplish
ment will be the DROP down" Urcos
highway from near Cuzco, of $4,000
feet elevation, to the Nusiniscato
River, 100 miles from Urcos. The
Huambutio highway, in the Depart
ment of Madre de Dios, will extend
from Huambutio through the can
yons of the Pilcopala River and on
to Itahuania. More than 1862 miles
OF this highway project is now con-
structed.
Farmers of the Lake st. John dis
trict of Quebec have sent to Mon
treal the largest single express Ship
ment of Canadian cheese ever ham
died by the staff of the Canadian
National Central Station. It
weighted 1917 tons.
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YMCA News

Today-Java Club breakfast for
servicemen, 9:l5 am; Dormitory
Mems breakfast, $50 am.
Tomorrow-Staff conference, $50
am; E. S. La Fetra, speaker. "Y"
Mems Club dinner, 6:15 pm; Cur
rent Events Forum, 8 pm; COM
munity sing, 9 pm.
Tuesday-Toastmasters' Club, 8
pm; concert, $3.50 pm.
Wednesday-Chess-Checker Club.
3 pm.
Thursday-Book review, 8 pm.
Friday-Dorm Mems Bowling
League, 1880 pm; Know Your
Allies" motion picture program, 8
pm.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CLERKS-TYPlSTS
Prepare in 1914 weeks night school
for better positions during and after the
War by learning SAFEGUARDING, the
easy ABC Shorthand with no signs. no
symbols, no delicate expensive machine
NEXT CLASS. DEC. 7, PM.
cCc SPEEpWRlTlkG SCHOOL
110l VT. Ave. tat L ST. NV
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The ruveIer's Notebook
Big Bromley Area Calls to Ski Enthusiasts;
Rock Island Rockets Roll Up Mileage Record;
Hot Springs lighthouses Available to Civilians

1t soon will be time, folks, to
rummage around the closet, get out
those skis, dust them of and wax
them up.
Word has come from Manchester,
VT, that the Big Bromley Ski Area
has more to offer than ever before.
The Ski Lodge has been recon-
Structed for more accommodations
conveniences and comforts. A third
overhead ski lift has been installed
in the famous Snow Bowl, which will
extend the skiing season until late
in the spring.
Trails have been widened in the
past months and many skiing events
have been scheduled.
All classes of skiers from begin
ners to professionals are to be found
at this winter resort and for the
novice instruction may be had for
the asking
Overnight transportation from
Washington via New York Is avail
able. Plenty of accommodations in
hotels, inns and farmhouses may be
had; and, to those who like to eat
Vermont fare Is usually on the
American plan.
X X X
The Rock Island Lines Rocky
Mountain Rockets, operating daily
between Chicago and Denver and
Colorado Springs, this November
completed their first five years OF
service, accommodating in the period
total of almost 100000 miles, &C
cording to A. D. Martin, the road s
passenger traffic manager.
The two diesel-powered, stainless
steel Rockets were placed in service
on November IL, 1899, each making
the 1.084-mile overnight" run be-
tween Chicago and the Colorado
cities in a little more than 10 hours
Mr.. Martin also said that a sur
vey of traffic on the Rocky Mountain
Rockets shows that more than l.
1872 900 passengers, both military
and civilian, have used the service
since 1t was inaugurated in 1899.
Fourteen bath houses in Hot
Springs, Ark, now are available for
civilian use.
The Army has leased four hotels,
the Arlington. De Sofa, Majestic
and Park, but there are scores of
other hotels in Hot Springs and the
information division of the Hot
Springs Chamber of Commerce is
glad to assure health seekers to Sc
cure advance accommodate ons.
X
Egypt Of the golden days and
starry nights is preparing new
Magic of the East" for the traveller
A postwar highway program to cost
more than so millions will be al
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BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

With the approach of Christmas
in Americas third year of war, o.
year-old Mrs. Mary Hathaway FAINT
of 3248 N street NV, is contrasting
the comparative abundance and
plenty of today, with her recollec-
tons of the privations in Civil War
times on her fathers plantation
home at Western View, in nearby
Fauquier County.
Sugar, when it was obtainable at
all, then came in cones. These had
to be broken into bits for table use
Even black molasses and sorghum
were considered delicacies for any
and all sweetening purposes. Toasted
rye and wheat, and sometimes driec
| beets served as substitutes for coffee
With Tightening of the blockade
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HISER. BETHESDA e s:.s. ~: az AZ

dISEh.bkIH0UA setResda. IA Ma
Claudette Colbert, Jennifer
Jones, Shirley Temple,
Monty Woolley, Lionel
Barrymore and Robert
Walker in
"SINCE YOU WENT AWAY
Matinee Sunday thru Friday
2 PM, Matinee Saturday.
PM; Feature Showing at
2::20, 5:35 and 8:45.
Regular Admission Price.
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Egypt Of the golden days and
starry nights is preparing new
Magic of the East" for the traveller.
A postwar highway program to cost
more than so millions will be al
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lotted to three new motor routes,
the American Express points out.
In the plans a new highway over
a wilderness route will link the main
towns in the Nile Delta with North
africa as far west as Casablanca
Another road will link Dessuk, in the
western branch of the Nile, with
Sherbin, totaling distance of ITO
miles through new desert territory
One Of the most important routes
which holds special interest to the
tourist, will be the new road from
Alexandria to Ell Arish, on the
Egypt Palestine border, giving a
new Egypt to the Holy Lands
highway. Leaving Alexandria
Egypt's second city, founded by
Alexandria the Great 1872 years be-
fore the birth Of Christ, the new
highway will play hide and seek
with the Mediterranean.
The route passes the "Old Caravan
Stop" at Kantara, mentioned in the
Scriptures, and proceeds east to Ludc
anad thence on to Beersheba anc
Jerusalem.
Here one traverses the historic
Sinai Peninsula, to the east bank OF
the SueZ, and passes through E.
Arish, GAIA and Judd to Nablus ano
beyond through the plains where
Abraham led his f1ocks and people
into the Land of Canaan"
The main highway also will con-
meet with the new road north oil
Jerusalem and will circuit the gaunl
somber hills of Moab, where, to the
east, Is that time-told "greenish.
blue" revealing at a 2O-mile dis.
lance those ancient waters of the
Dead Sea.
The Republic of Peru's outstand
ing wartime accomplishment is the
newly completed mile Ocean tt
Amazon highway from Lima tx
Pucalpa, linking a through traffic
route with the Amazon River steam.
ers to the East.
This much-heralded engineerins
feat, considered one of the mos
daring and spectacular jobs Of
mountainous road building, soon i
to share honors with three new
highways of penetration, point!
out the Survey Bureau, which tell.
how in 1927 Peru had less than 7,60t
miles OF good highways and TO-DAY
numbers a mileage of nearly 5000
miles.
Nearly completed within the re.
public is 1,76l miles of the Pan
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Gag Fills Reor of Bus

LOS ANGELES (P).-The crowd
in the streetcar was damned into
the front end, so the motorman
yelled: Folks, there's a cigarette
machine in the rear. One pack to a
customer" 1t worked.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-11-02
Tabulation of Previous
Elections Shows Trend

Men who like figures and charts
have prepared graph which
shows the sing of sentiment dur
ing the history of the new deal.
This shows the high tide to have
been in 1886 which as of course
niue higher than 1892. By 1910
however the line of democratic
plurality on votes was so near
$3.50 mark that it would have
taken but very small change in
key states to have elected the re-
publican ticket at that time. Thus
if it is "closer tain 1910" it may
mean that the people have taken
the Dewey statement, ut is time
for change" literally.