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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-17
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Kar je najbolj eudovito ma
Americanih, je morda to, da so
81 znali v skopih treh stoletjih
in navzlic neprestanemu prise
|ljevaaju ustvariti syojo narod-
no enotnost, neki svojevrstni
tip. yankee" je v resnici pose
ben tip, Xxi ga nj mogote zgresi-
ii.
A vendar je Sc emo ljudstvo,
XII je znalo taksen svojevrsten
tip ustvariti Sc bolje in Sc hi
treje. Australia je to dosegla
v sto letih. astyarila je Avzij-
ca, XII ga bos spoznal kjerkoli
in kadarkoli.
1914 je Australia, prvic v
svoji zgodoyini, opremila pod
svojim vodstvom in poslala pod
lastnimi barvami v svet svojo
armada. I'll veliki, Wiki in misi-
casti mozje cd onkraj morja so
presenecali tedaj yes svet po
svojem popolnem preziranju
vsake discipline in tradicije, a
Sc bolj pod svoji nezaslisani hra-
brosti.
v Londonu, kjer ljudje cesa
podobnega MISC bill nikoli nava-
jeni, so Avzijci kaznovai sla-
bega kremarja S tenn, da SO ma
javnem trgu priredili pravi au-
todafe il njegove oprave, njego-
viii steklenic in nekoliko tudi il
zadnjega della njegovega telesa.
v Villars- Bressoneauxu sta
dive njihovi diviziji priredili ma
skok ma celih sest napadajocih
nemskih divizij. In k a j Sc je
zgodilo? Nemci so Sc morali
umakniti!
V Egiptu, kamor so jih kan
tonirali, je izginilo vec vojakov.
Sumili so. da so postal zrtev
Beduineev iz bliznje male Vasi.
&c je bilo to res, tedaj so mora
Ii izginuli vojaki umreti strasne
mueeniske smrti, kajti znano je
bilo, kako grozovito postopajo
Arabci svojini ujetniki in je
cato veljalo "a pravilno, da je
vsak vojak hranil svoj zadnji
naboj Ease. .Smrt mu je bila po
lastni roki milejsa, nego &c bi
prisel Arabcem v roke. A mani
kali so dokazi, da so bill re S
omenjeni Beduinci ugrabitelji
vojakov in zato avstralsko po-
veljstvo nj moglo intervenirati.
Nekega vecera pa SO Avzijci
brez vsakega drugega orozja ra-
zen svojih bajonetov napravili
kratek sprehod v beduinsko vas.
In MISC tam prizanesli zivi dust,
niti zivalim. Tedaj so ugrabi-
tive vojakov res prenehale.
Bio je v Solunu OBJ casu, ko
SO zavezniki izvrsili bolj ali
mani nesmiseln poskus izkrca-
MIA ma turskih tleh, da bi "a
sedli Carigrad in Dardanele. Ne
XII castnik vrhovnega .stana je
poskusal obnoviti zvezo med po-
sameznimi oddelki. Nasel je diva
Avzijca, XII sta 81 pod veliko
skalo nekaj kuhala. Dal jima je
svoje povelje. In sta mu odgo-
.vorila;
"cujes, starr fizol, to je tvo-
ia vojna in glej, da izgines. Ia
naju diva je zdaj ura GAIA"
: Malo pozneje je hapad z av-
stralskimi cetami cudovito
uspel. Poveljstvo, XII 81 nj toll
ko obetalo, pa ga nj znalo izko-
ristiti, drugace bi Carigrad ta-
krat padel. .x .....rs
| Il cesa SO torej narejeni ii
ljudje? -..--
| Ce hoces to umeti, moras v
Avstralijo, v memo notranjost.
Duso kaksne dezele bos srecal
zmerom le v njeni pokrajini. Pri-
morje s syojimi yelikimi mesti,
Sydneyem, Melbournom in dru-
gimi, ie he prevee amerikaaizi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-17

tenn clanku hocemo dotakniti stalSca in nalog
katocanov Osvobodni 'front.' pogledu nase enotnost
Politicna obika aVnega zivljenja predaprskl Jugo
slavii ba srankarstvo Slovenska posebnost bila
tem da e pocno opredeljevanje vrsilo nazorski
osnovi in to pred osnovi katolcizma in liberia
LIMA zadnh predvonih etih e beograska carsija for
siraa Slovenij katoiske pocne kroge sestaVu JRZ
Zato prsl Slovenci leu 194l. dobo okupacije
izrazitim in razbohotenm klerkaznom, XII e daal po
litcn socaln in kuurrf ton nasemu avnemu zivljenju
Ze stoetje nazaj pokazaa nespnost katolskega
politcnega vodsva prot vsemu kar e noso make pro-
gresa in make razGne demokrace. Ia nepopustv boj
proti napredne1nu e vodila katoska narodna in
socana reakcija pod krnko borbe pro brezboznem ko
munzmu XII da hoce ztrgati ljudem in Boga in
st anarhio Po logk razvoja postala zato kaoliska
stranka SoVenskem zbraSCe donace reakcije po
staa e opora mednarodne reakcle IN tenn presla ma
polozaje zrazega fasza nadalna pot e bla TAXA
kakrsna e morala b pot narodnega izdastva Vsak dan
teh strh etih je prinesel novh dokazov. Katol
sko poticno predstavnistvo donna in nozemstvu e no
dilo enako pot in skupno jadrao belogardizem mha
lovcevstvo in domobranstvo IL sluzbe Ialanov suzbo
Nemcev. Kerikalizem e dozive polom vsej crt poll
ticn sociani, kulturni in morani. Do ega je morale
prit in hvala Bogu da je priso.
Nasproti tel strankarski gniob predvsem nasproti
kerikaliznu, XII je zasuznjeva sloVenskega cloveka
vsem e dvgnia Osvobodna fronta reSilno zamise slo
venske ludske enotnosti Zahvaujoc Sc dosednosti in
delaVnOstl naprednlh Sll slOVenSkem narOdu kOmun
sticno parto Geu Osvobodilna fronta enotnos
tudi vse srin zveda Sprosa je zdrave ludske si]e
narodno osvobodilni borb izrgaa katolske ljudske
mnozce Vpvu nhovega tradiconalnega poiticnega vod
stva duhovscno celu ter h vkljucila borbeno
rodno skupnost Jasno e da process sovenskh katol
SIKH mnOzica nj Sc do kraj zvrSen in Sc povsod
Sovenske Sc jasnejse e to- da e sad sretne borbe
sIovenskega in jugoslovanskh narodov popo]na zaga
osnovnega programa osvobodinega gibana, XII zkucuje
povratek stare potcne ideologije' starih obk in
tod DesVo e da tega osvobodilnega gbana aktiv
no udeezeva ude il deavskih kmetskih in nteektual
min vrst XII avno posteno in dosedno zpovedovai svo
katoski Vsi tisti XII pomaga ideji osvobodi
mega gbanja do image, bodo vod bodoce avno ziv
ljenje in dajali tonihce drugi. Tega destva
zavedamo mi, ampak ga zaveda prav tako tudi
tst del doacega in tujega reakcionarnega sveta XII je
nasproten programu Osvobodilne fronte
Narodno osvobodilna vojna in dajnoseznost ter
ga srahotnega spopada faszma deo deokracije sred
katerega zvimo boujemo e silovito pospesla
mas razvoj. Napravi preskok morda desetleta.
Vsi ga MISC dos Razlogi to subekvn in objek
vni Maj bodo naprezania reakce Sc taksna in preprca
nj smo da ne bodo mahnas sedanje razvone stopnje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-17

- .
Sc trgovci zavzeli "a pokup teh
parcel. Korporacija Sc je usta-
novila samo il namena pomoci
"a v korist celokupne naselbi-
ne.
Casa se diva tedna
Da hi Sc priglasili "a nakup
parcelj je korporacija dolocila
cas- do 28. julia. " tenn casu Sc
daje prilika, da Sc priglase dru-
Zine, XII bi hotele zidati svoj
dom. Katera druzina hi ga ne
hotela zaceti takoj zidati, bo to
lahko storila v doglednem ca
SUI, ko bodo morda bolje prilike.
Nekateri pa zacnejo takoj, "a
kar Re tezko eakajo. Ker pa nj
SO bila do sedaj pogajanja plin-
sko druzbo koncana, tudi meri-
10 parcelj nj moglo biti skonea-
no, radi tega Sc tudi z delom
zidave nj moglo priceti.
PrvOvrstna naselbina
Sc par vrstic, zakaj vabimo "a
nakup parcel in "a zidanje his
Zato, ker DO ia nova vas v tenn
delu nekaj posebnega, ker ina
svojo restrikcijo in vse ugod-
nosti, kakor je domace igrisce
in varnostno zavetje pred tru-
XII in dirjajocimi avtomobili. Ra-
di teg a DO zaprta tudi 61. ce-
sta, da DO varstvo "a otroke, XII
bodo obiskali igrisce in park.
Restrikcija "a rezidence je
velikega pomona. Da so hise mo-
derno zidane, je to "a lastnike
his najvecja vrednota. Hisa, XII
je moderna, naredi sosedovo hi
SO vec vredno. Da so hise vse
jednako cd hodisca odmaknje-
ne, je to veljava "a vso cesto
in vse hise so vredne vec.
Mesto je dolocilo, da bo Sc to
jesen nasadilo drevored po tel
naselbini. Pomislite, ali je boil
pametno iti ven IL naselbine po
vec mill dalec ma stanovanje,
tukaj pa prepustiti tako sijajno
priliko morebitnim tovarnam,
ko prav tako lahko 81 sezidate
tukaj najmodernejso hiso in yrt,
kakor jih zidajo ma East Cleve-
land in drugod "a mnoge tisoce
Tako bi lahko nastevali Sc
mnoge druge dokaze, da je tu-
kaj bolj potrebno in bolj vredno
zidati moderne in komodne re-
zidence, potem Sc pa pognati
"a svoje rezidencne pravice, ne
go Sc umikati liz svojih pionir-
skin naselbin in "a velike de.
marie kupiti hiso m ed tujci
kjer sc marsikdo ne bo mogel
dolgo privaditi. Nasa stara ma
selbina maj pa radi tega skodo
trpi, MO pa Sc trgovine, GER.
kew in narodni dom. Sodite &c nj
vse to res.
Dovolj je teh pojasnil. Cas- je,
da Sc odlocite, kakor zgoraj
omenjeno v najkrajsem casu
Priglasite sc pri kateremkoi il.
med odbornikov, XII so bill ze
veckrat oznaceni, kadar bo pa
sklicana seja, sc pa iste vdele.
ute.
Da je napisano to naznanilo
Sc je vrsilo poprej posvetovanje
z koncilmani in odborniki.
Sc pohvalno priznanje
Odbor korporacije Sc zahva.
ljuje "a kooperacijo lastnikoy
parcelj, XII SO bill tako uljudni
da SO podpisai parcele korpora-
ciji. Brez kooperacije Sc ne b
dalo nicesar doseci. Ako bo do
sezen cilj, bo slo priznanje raw,
no tenn in pa :onim, iki SO ponu-
dill denar kot Gposojilo. Ako sc
pa prijavijo noyi lastnili "a par
cele,. pa posojila potreba ne be
in bo to toliko bolje. Hvala tudi
obema koncilmanoma .Kovacicu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-17
Kato1icanl v
OSvobodillli 'front.'

VGeraj priobeili izjavo Franco Snoja. bivsega
voditeja Sovenske ljudse stranke XII je kot kato-
lican cell erti izreel delovanje Slovenske
bodilne ronte Danes pa objavjamo elanek katocana-
inteetualca DIR. Mariana Breclja XII je cas-
bodilne borbe preb Slovenii canek je izsel Slo-
venskem poroeevalcu dine 27. aprila ls4s in ker je
prece obsren. ga priobcamo dveh poglavjih.
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Evening star., 1945-05-13
France
Continued From Page CID

underground guerrilla force will
make its appearance in Western
Germany the French could handle
the situation with ease if they are
sufficiently tactful and have the
know how"
But the great difficulty which
stands in the way of giving the
French the responsibility of making
Western Germany a working con-
Germ for peace is its internal politi-
cal situation.
De Gaulle Following Small.
In some respects Gen. de Gaulle
has proved to be not as weak as
many people here thought he
was. He has apparently aban-
doned all dictatorship ideas and
is satisfied with his present tenn
porary job. But Gen. de Gaulle
has but little following in France.
This was sufficient so long as poll
tics did not play an important part
because the people were more in
terested in where they could get the
next meal than in who would be
whom in the government. AS soon
as the situation becomes more set
tied, however, politics again will play
an important role and for the time
being there seems to be no really
big man to take the helm of the
French government.
The former political leaders who
have been in German captivity are
returning to France. Edouard Her
riot unquestionably is the most
popular of all. But Herriot is sick
and old. He was never a dynamic
personality. He was an idealist
whom people loved because of his
simplicity and his lofty ideas. From
the practical point of view he was
an excellent Mayor of Lyons but a
very poor Prime Minister. Edouard
Daladier, Paul Reynaud, Leon Blum
are all SO discredited with the
French people that they have little
chance of ever getting back into the
political limelight.
Doubtless there must be some new
men in France who could play an
important role and make France
once more into a first-class power
for the good of Europe and the
world, but they have not yet ap-
peared. Men such as the energetic
and shrewd Communist leader,
Maurice Thorez, are not likely to be
more than the leaders of relatively
small groups. The French Com
Evening star., 1945-05-13

aged to drag the mast back into the
boat and lift the sail out of the
water. All the while we were
bailing frantically.
With the sail down, we finally
got the mast back into position
Our skipper thrust a thick segment
of rope into the big leak in the
bottom-our biggest worry-and got
it to stick after a heavy applica-
ton of pitch"
Sailing on down the Adriatic
coast of Italy, Mr.. Orebaugh and his
companions saw some big fishing
boats late the next afternoon,
signaled to one of them and it
towed them for two more hours
into the port of Artogna, a British
command post.
Eve of Rome's Capture.
This was on the night of May
10, 1914, the eve of the beginning
of the big Allied offensive that
led to the capture Of Rome less
than a month later.
Mr.. Orebaugh, native of Wichita,
Kans., entered the American for
eign service in 1881. He served in
the consulate at Trieste-where he
gained a f1uency in Italian that
later served him well-from 1887
until 1941 when he was sent to
Nice, from where his adventures
began.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

munists are considered in Moscow as
unreliable. They pay their dues to
the party, but when it comes to
definite action it is only handful
of fanatical devotees of the Com
munists' theology who are doing the
work. The rank and file divorce
themselves from the doctrine when
it appears that it would deprive
them of the comforts of life to
which they have been accustomed.
Pans Center on France.
They were useful stooges of Mos
cow and Germany from 1886 to 1941,
because it meant fighting against
the war and organizing fifth col
umns for that purpose. They also
fought we'll as underground forces
after 1941. But from all the reports
from France, they are now unwilling
to abandon the nationalism in
which they have been educated since
Frances fall. They know now what
it means to their own well-being to
have their trade organization dis
solved and to do work for the state
alone"
The idea of western confedera-
ton with France as its spearhead
was one of the cherished dreams OF
the British and was officially ex-
pounded in November, 1943, by Field
Marshal Jan Christian Smuts, the
Premier of South Africa.
The idea later was discarded, how
ever, and did not come to the fore
again until few weeks ago, when
it became obvious that something
would have to be created in Western
Europe to take the place of the
former German empire. Since
neither we nor the British have
any positive plans, except the SHUTS
idea, the formula of a re-created
France to take charge of what is
left of the Reich west of the Elbe
is appealing to all the other Allies.
But France must show that she
can organize herself once again as
a democracy and must find the
leaders to head this new confedera-
ton which might still save Europe
from complete chaos and confusion.
Both the United States and Great
Britain are believed to be ready to
stand behind her.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

Saturday morning, Bill Herson and
microphone sit down to coffee, eggs
and mullins with some member of
Congress in that statesmans own
dining room. The program is just
as spontaneous as it sounds; any
thing and everything is apt to be
discussed-except politics. AS for
instance, Senator McKellar's dis
course on Western movies. Yep, he
is a regular Saturday afternoon
shoot -em-up fan.
And speaking of morning shows,
Gordon Hittenmark is back! The
popular rise-and- shine man takes
over the WMAL-ABC 7 to 8 am.
Town Clock as of Tomorrow; also
the 1870 Music Box show. 1t.
Col. Hittenmark has been five years
with the AAF in North Africa,
Sicily and points European.
x X x
Spot announcements: President
Truman's Tuesday proclamation has
set a Hooper record for daytime
broadcaSts; GAL is the rating, and it
surpasses the 596 reached by Presi-
dent Roosevelt when he asked Con-
gress for a declaration of war on
Germany. WOL-Mutual's HUI
man Adventure, a Peabody Award
winner, is recorded in Arabic for
broadcast in Egypt. WMAL-
ABC Commentator Jimmy Fidler
has been cited by the National Civic
Federation for his work in combat
ing juvenile delinquency. Re-
ports are that Jimmy has been del
uged with mail commencing his
suggestion that a film be made
about President Roosevelt and the
annual birthday ball. Daryl Zanuck
has offered to produce the picture
if other studios will cooperate.
WRC-NBC's Supper Club,
Music America Loves Best and Mys-
terry Theater will continue through
the summer. On the same net
work, Victor Borge will substitute
for Fibber MCGEE and Molly, be-
ginning July 3. :. The Tall Tales"
sent in to WTOP-CBS's Kate Smith
by servicemen will be compiled in
book form. . VOLS Russ Hodges
will interview baseballs new car,
Happy Chandler, for a recording to
be distributed to all United States
Army hospitals.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
For Radio Listeners

The impressive job done by radio
following the death Of Franklin D.
Roosevelt was equaled by the air
coverage Of the surrender of Ger
many. Not a single highlight or
Sldelight OF the story was overlooked.
From Gen. EiSenhower's headquar-
terS in Paris to Gen. MacArthur's in
Manila, from the halls of Congress
to the street corners of America,
radio reached and recorded the mo-
mentous occasion.
The swiftly prepared film and
stage stars broadcasts were COM
parably dignified and excellent. The
Norman Corwin WTOP-CBS pro-
gram, "On Note of Triumph" re-
ceived particular commendation and
will be published in book form this
week.
Nancy Osgood of WRC-NBC
claims scoop, being the only
broadcaster to obtain a statement
from Mrs. Eisenhower. The gen.
erals wife did not even participate
In the broadcast of ranking officers
wives, but her statement to Nancy
was read during that program.
X X
Not the least of the postwar i'm
provements is a likely change in
morning radio programs. For some
time radio has been striving for
something better than the conven-
tional soap opera. Tom Breneman's
Breakfast in Hollywood was one
of the first of the breakers
Recently we wrote about the new
Fred Warlng programs soon to start,
which promise high quality enter
tainment for the daylight hours.
Add now two more different am.
shows.
Starting next Monday, WMAL-
ABC will present Constance Bennett
in a Monday through Friday program
of news about famous show world
personalities and fashions Con
stance being as much an authority
on one as the other. The blond Ben
nett, actress, producer, cosmetician,
now joins radios rapidly increasing
list of theatrical commentators. The
time is lis pm.
WRC-NBC is rightly proud of its
new daytime presentation. Break
fast With Congress. At 8:15 each
Evening star., 1945-05-13


WToP, 8:30-Top radio and film stars in a
War Loan drive program.
VOL, 9:00-Baritone John Baker returns.
VOL, t0:00-Eah Wilson qu1zes Shirley
Temple.
WT0P, i0:30-An actual parachute jump
with a paraifooper describing his sensations,
via q wakie-iakie, as he deaends, high lights
the program. The skipper Of the Fighting Lady
speaks.
WRC, f0:30-haria honiez. Tom Drake and
Freddie Bartholomew in She Loves Me Mol"
WT0P, 1i:00-A rebroadtast Of Norman
corwin's On Note Of Triumph" Martin
6abel nardfes.
WMAL, t2:05-Rebroadeast Of Prime Minis
Ter ChunhiI's speech.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

Mrs. Isabel Eddy, joins him in singing Loves
Old Sweet Song,'
WhAL, 4:30-BasiI Rathbone joins the An.
drews Sisters.
WRt, 4:3O-GIadw swarthout and Baritone
Richard HueY sing.
WT0p, 5:00-Tenor Mario Berini and Pi-
anst Henrietta Sohumann guest,
WRc, 5:00-The story Of victory told with
music. Arthur Hopkins Remember This Day"
The drama is based on excerpts from the Bible
resnanged 10 reflect the progress Of victory in
Europe. The original musical score is by Frank
Black.
VOL, 5:00-chinese AuthorPhiIosopher Lin
Yutang is among those discussing How Can the
United States and China Best Cooperate in the
Postwar Era!"
WToP, 5:45-WiIIiam |. 5hirer asks What
keYt1"
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Business Groups
Federation Is One
OF Four Meetings

The Federation of Businessmen S
Associations will hold its regular
monthly meeting this week. Three
other groups also will meet. The
business schedule for the week fol-
lows:
Monday.
Southeast Businessmen's Associa-
tion-314 Pennsylvania avenue S.E.
$3.50 pm.
Cleveland Park Businessmen's As
sociation-City Bank, 3401 Connect.
icut avenue NV. 8:45 pm.
Washington Hairdressers and Co.'S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hotel, 9:1s
pm.
Wednesday.
Federation of Businessmen's AS
sociations-American Security &,
Trust Building boardroom, 8:15 pm
Evening star., 1945-05-13
News Broodcusts Today
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts ad-
NIT the general public. If you
would like to attend phone the
station.
WTOP - Metropolitan 5000,
Battle of the Bureaus" 6:15
pm. Saturday.
WRC-Republic 1000, "Her-
son in Person." 7:45 pm. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
WMAL National 5400,
Americana Quiz" 2 pm. Sun
day.
OIL Metropolitan 0012,
American Forum of the Air."
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC-National 1908, Am
ateurs of 1945," 1890 pm. Sun
day.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Honor for Rosalind
Goes Slightly Askew
HOLLYWOOD

Rosalind Russell was recently
named the most beautiful mother
in America. Three society-ish wom-
en- called to present a scroll. Pho
tographers came to take pictures,
Rosalind unrolled the paper. Cam
eras turned and Roz exploded. She
had the wrong scroll. It read 'I
am Robin Hood"
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Diplomat
Continued From Page ca

mistake. Three Germans were on
the point of walking up the steps.
The earl and I hastened into the
back room while one of the family
went out and around the house to
set up a ladder to enable us to get
away by climbing down from
terrace in the rear.
Once down the ladder we sank
down a hill sloping to stream and
hid ourselves in the bushes. We
stayed there for about an hour and
then, being informed that the Ger
mans had gone away, we climbed
up the hill to another house where
a British captain and American
pilot we're staying.
Hardly had we arrived there
when the peasant came running up
to exclaim that Fascists were COM
ing up the hill.
1T was only too true. Looking
around the corner of the house, we
saw six Blackshirts jump the stream
and begin to walk up the path in
our direction.
With the peasant now shaking
with terror and crying Via, via,
the four of us left in the opposite
direction.
Hid in Wheat Field.
"The Fascists did not see us until
we we're some distance away and
then a rise of ground cut us off
entirely from their sight. We took
advantage of this to hide in a wheat
field.
THE grain was about 18 inches
high and afforded us pretty good
cover. After about half an hour,
two of the Fascists headed in our
direction, and my companions ad-
vised moving on. Every few minutes
the Fascists would fire their rifles,
apparently in order to scare us into
showing ourselves.
II urged that we remain where
we were, arguing that this was the
safer course. However, the others
elected to leave, and I, not wanting
to remain where the grain was so
badly trampled, crept on all fours
to the edge of the field.
Inc TWO rdSClStS pdSStQ WltiiuA
20 feet of me. Distinctly I heard
one of them say that we were most
probably hiding in the center OF
the field.
Made Escape.
tT remained perfectly motionless
for an hour and then arose and
joined group of peasants who were
working in field close at hand.
They greeted me warmly and in
sisted upon taking me to their house,
where they served me with wine and
q hot lunch.
MY companions also got away.
The Fascists saw them at a dis
tance of a mile or more, but were
too tired by that time to give chase. y
Finally, on May 8, Mr.. Orebaugh
and 13 Allied ''evadees" got off for
the Allied lines in leaky 20-foot
sailboat. In the dark hours after
midnight, stick of lumber that had
been used to brace the mast sud-
denly snapped, toppling the sail into
the water, just as an extrabig leak
developed in the bottom of the boat.
THE situation looked exceedingly
GRIM" Mr.. Orebaugh commented.
Yet somehow or other we man.