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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

OF England will considerably
alter the status Of the interna-
tional stabilization fund, under
Breton Woods, and that those
who opposed the adoption by
Congress of the Breton Woods
plan have been vindicated in this
opposition by the coming into
power of a Socialist government
in Britain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
LAR MARY HAWORTH.
TEN years ago, at 20, I mar

TEN years ago, at 20, ! mar
RED widower, 2s, with one
child.
| have no interests outside the
home and. in fact, no time 10
devote 10 them.
| practically kill myself trying
10 meet his wants and needs.
Yet he says the meals aren't I
right. The house isn't clean
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
(To be continued Friday

If wall is built around my
heart.
Now NJ has withdrawn all our
savings and deposited them IN
another bank under his name.
Having access 90 Our bonds, I
put nay share IN a safe deposit
box and he IS furious that his
name hasn't been added
Yet he often threatens 20
leave and / am afraid he will
leave the children and me
stranded one day.
Now ne wants 10 take a vaca-
tion by himself, leaving US at
home. Should leave him?
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10

Walter WinehsH. now on
vaeation. wiH return Sept. 2.
In the meantime, Jack Lait.
for many ysars one OF
4 msr ea's most eolorfui
newspopsr men. wW keep
this space filled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Connolly Answers

1-(c) Lay of the Last Min
Strel."
2-(b).
3--(a).
4-(c) "a" and "b" untrue.
5-(b).
6-(a) blanch, (b) entree, fc)
saute, (d) spatula, (e) mari
nate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Any Questions?
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Many answers are printed
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questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
Brain Game Answers

1-On the border between
France and Spain.
2-If the runner is hit by a bali
batted by a team mate.
3-(al True, fb) False; q Is
the age in all but five states.
Edward Gargan.
300 feet is correct.
6-"Proclaim liberty throughout
the land unto all the inhabi-
tants thereof" Leviticus
25:10. "a
THE tiny Caribbean island of
Aruba.
S-Of Abraham Lincoln by Ed
win M. Stanton on being
told of his death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-10
BETTER HEALTH
BY Dr.. Herman Bundesen

THE MODERN view on cpl
lepsy is that II is disease
due 10 some disturbance OF the
electrical equilibrium OF the
brain. II has been possible by
means Of an electrical device 10
make tracings OF the brain
waves.
In epilepsy. according 20 Doc
tor Gerald Caplan Of England.
from time 10 time an excessive
amount of energy sccumulates
In the brain and the convulSlon
which occurs in epilepsy is the
form IN which this energy is
discharged. In epilepsy, as you
may know, there IS loss of con-
sciousneSs together with con-
v1ilSions or twitching and SpaSm
of the muscles. These attacks
may come on al any time and
may occur al some awkward
moment. for example. when A
person IS driving a car or work
ing with a machine. and IN such
cases there may be some danger
OF injury.
VIE EXACT cause of epilepsy
is not known Various forms
Of treatment have been en-.
ployed including rest freedom
insofar as possible from phys
ical and mental strain. and the
use Of drugs such as phenobar-
bltal and dllantIn.
Doctor Caplan suggests the
idea Of replacing these Convul-
Slons which may come on At
any time, by electrically in
duced convulslonS which can be
brought on when desired. This
form Of treatment. he does not
believe, should replace the meth
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

vetja, ii zacnem cd zacetka in
bolj povrsno. Ko so leta 1941
prisli k nam Nemci v SloYeni-
jo, so prisli do krke, in Italija-
nj pa spet druge strani do Kr-
ke, tako da Brod in kar je bilo
ma tel stran, smo bill pod Nemce,
tam Sv. Kriz in kar je ma ono
stran pa pod Italijane. Ko Sc
je zacela zima, so pa zaceli Men,
ci mas Slovence peljati v logar-
je.
Medtem je mnogo ljudi preko
meje pobegnilo. Tudi mi smo
nameravali ter so meme vo-
zom in konjema vred ujeI. Voz
in konje so well kot tudi vse
stvari, XII smo jih imeli naloze-
ne, meme SO pa zaprli. Zaprt sem
bill IA dni, zatem so pa grani-
co tako zastrazili, da nismo
mogli vec preko. Nato so prisli
"a. aprila 1912 oh 5. pri zjutraj
in smo imeli dive uri casa, da 81
vzamemo kaj S seboj, pa itak
nismo imeli kaj vzeti, ker so
nam ze vse pobrali. %. aprila
smo prisli v Stranburg, kjer
smo morali delati v grdem ali
lepem vremenu ter smo mnogo
pretrpeli. Zdaj proti koncu bi
pa mas Sc kmalu postrelili, a
MISC imeli casa vec, ker so mas
Amerikanci resili, kateri SO pri-
sli 2S. aprila OBJ 9. uri dopoldne.
zdaj pa ze cakamo kedaj mas
bodo domov peljali.
Tukaj smo Sc spoznali z ne
kim Hrvatom. Jaz nameravam
iti V Ameriko ker tukaj nj vec
"a ziveti in tudi nikoli ne bo, "a
to. pa nam takoj odpisi in nam
daj .pojasnila. Drugic ii obsir-
neje pisem. Sc enkrat prejmi
najlepse pozdrave Cd tvoje dru-
Zine, name, Vinkota in meme.
Joe Jalovec."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Lustno je v Floridi

New Smyrna Beach, Fla
Kot vasa vecletna narocnica po-
siljam vam najlepse pozdrave IL
te nase solncne Floride. Vreme
imamo lepo. Sedaj smo imeli
malo dezja.
Nasi slovenski farmarji v
Samsuli SO zaposleni papriko,
katera jim je dobro uspela.
Slovenci smo poznani kot lju-
die, XII SO prijazni in dobro raz-
polozeni v druzbi. Tudi tukaj
Sc vidi, da kamor pridemo Slo-
venci, povsod je veselje. Tako
imamo vsako soboto in nedeljo
skupni sestanek SLOW. domu,
kjer Sc malo razveselimo in raz-
vedrimo, in cas- kar bezi cd dne
do dne.
Torej "a sedaj maj zadostuje,
pa prihodnjic Sc kaj vec. Po,
zdraV vsem znancem!
Josephine Rodica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
@ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

bo obdelane zelje tenn laza bo vasa borba C vec bo
mo pridela ma doaeih njivah tenn bol bono gospodar
sko neodvisni in tenn popolnejsa DO nasa zrnaga.
Slovenska mladina! Bodocnost je tvoja, zato tekmu
obdeav zemle Leosnja zetev DO povsod nasa Poskrb
da DO elm bogaejsa Bogaa zetev nasih polih DO tud
bogata zetev nasih zmag Orode dan da bono znaaga
tu gospodarskem pou in da zrtve unaske slovenske
mladine ne bodo
Slovenska madna tekmuj! Tekmuj pomoe nasemu
kmetu podpori nasm zenskam obdelavi zemlje Tex
muj deu kakor tvoji tovarisi tekmuejo borbenh
tah Tudi polju danes bijemo velko bko To btko
dobt Slovenska madna je pred Stirmi lett pr
Iva oglasila klicu sovenske zemle in pohela parzan
ske vrse sovenska mladina ogasiti tudi dru
gemu klcu Zemlja klGe spet!
Aktvnost Osvobodilne fronte! Kakor ste bill dosle
pozrvovanega in predanega dea bodte tudi
tekovanu pri obdeav podne zemlje Setev e danes
nasa poglavitna naloga Knetu primanjkuje zvi
me- oroda in pridnih rok Bode iznadliv in resue
ia vprasanja tako da DO zagoovena bogata zetev
Zacela e borba, borba obnove nase domovine.
Tudi tel borbi moramo zmagat
Slovenci in Sovenke! zmago ma bojnem polju bono
pokonca nase odkrite sovraznike zmago ma gospodar
skem pou pa bono re vnaprej zavarova pred skrit
mi sovraznk nase svobode Zato delo VISA slovenska
zemlja tel ponladi spremenit vrt in njvo!
Obdeana zeml bo dokaz nasega zaupana oblast
in veko spricevalo nase narodne in drzavne zaves Ka
kor bojnem polju pokazal da bill sposobni
boriti proti osvajacu lastnmi sam dokazimo tudi
da sposobni lasnim silami dvgnt nase gospodar-
stvo, XII bo prineslo popono zmago
Svoboda e blizu. Nasa svoboda. Dosegi in ohranili
jo bomo &c DO veljalo:
Obdeajmo naSo plodno zemo!
Tekmujmo delu polju
Pospesujmo vzajemno pomoc!
Vse naso setev
Use naso vojsko!
Use zmago in srecno zvljenje popolni svobodi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23

HaHl III Jln zaIO ne SmeJO UNA
sati stranke, XII ne pripadajo
nobeni kasti.
Nedotakljivcem je zaprta ve-I
Gina svetisc, XII SO vendar hra-
mi njihove we're. Seveda so mar
sikateri zasebniki odprli svoja
svetisca vsem razredorf1, toda
predstojniki javnih svetisc so
si cello tako dalec, da so 81 pri
kronskem svetu v Londonu IL
poslovah odlok, hi potrjlje rjih
pravico, da sneio zapirati svo-
ia svetisca pripadnikom izobce-
mega razreda.s
Danes nina kasta naeelno mo-
benega gospodarskega, temvec
sano verski pomen, dasi je izsla
prvotno iz gospodarskih razlik.
Cesto Sc dogaja, da je pripad-
mix nizje kaste bogatejsi cd
moza IL visje kaste. A ne glede
ma posainezne primere, je uspeh
brahrnanizma vendarle orgari-
zacija bogastva ma vrhu pirami-
de in organizacija revscine med
izobcenci " glObini.
Nedotakljivi je materijalno
povsod zapostavljen. v dezeli,
kjer je trgovina organizirana po
kastah, ga cesto izkljueujejo cd
dobickanosnih poklicev. &c ma
stopa kot odjemalec, mu cesto
zabranijo vstop poslovne pro-
store. Svoj denar mora vreci "a
to ma tia in biti zadovoljen z
blagom, XII mu ga vrze lastnik
Itrgovine prav tako ma tia. Ali
pa kupuje pri krosnjarjih. Vse-
kako udobnosti nakupovanja v
trgovini MISC dolocene MENU.
v Indiji je potrdila religija
druzbeno neenakost v dusevno
sankcijo. Namesto nauka da, so
bill ljudje ustvarjeni kot bistve-
no enaki in enakopravni, naleti-
mo ma nauk, da' so bill ustvar-
jeni neenako po stanu, in po
tenn nauku 81 urejajo danes in
dijska ljudstva svoje zivljenje.
Nedotakljivost smatrajo Hin
dujci "a potrebno sestavino vec.
jega sistema. Nihce nj tega 81
sienna bolj pobijal nego Gandhi.
A tudi on nj voljan, odpraviti
kaste popolnoma. Znan je ME
gov predlog, maj bi Sc sedanja
zamotanost kastnega sistema
poenostavila S tenn, da bi Sc vr-
Mill k eetvorici glavnih druzbe-
nih stopenj, XII SO jih smatrali
v starih dneh "a temeljne. TIE
stopnje bi bile: brahmani ali
kasta duhovnikov; kastrije ali
ljudje, XII so v sluzbi drzave,
med mimi tudi vojaki; vajzije
ali trgovci in poljedelci, ter su-
drije ali hlapci. Vprasanje bi BIZ
10 samo, kako prikljuciti parije
v to druzbeno zgradbo.
Toda zivljenje DELUXE drugace
in hitreje. Po eni strani vidimo
maharadzo travankurskega, XII
stoji pred svojim prvim mini
strom, ker pripada ia visji ka-
sti; po drugi strani je knee ba-
rodski pozval svoj kabinet ne
kega nedotakljivca. Pri indski
konferenci v Londonu je incl
svoj sedez tudi dr.. Ambedkar,
voditelj nedotakljivcev in sam
nedotakljivec, in angleski kralj
ga je sprejel v avdienco. Indske
borbe "a osvoboditev sc udele-
zujejo tudi parije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Pismo cd sina v Straubringu

Mr.. Joseph Jalovec, XII je svo-
iecasno bival v Clevelandu, Sc
daj pa je v Ravenna, Ohio, je
cd svojega sina Jozefa prejel pi-
smo il Straubringa. Pismo, ka-
terega nam je izroeil v priobci-
tev Mr.. John Smuk, z 1000 E.
66 ST., Sc glasi:
"Dragi papa:
Najprej prejmi najlepse po.
zdrave Cd tvoje Sc zivece druzi-
ne. Mi smo Sc zivi in zdravi. Ma
hajamo Sc tukaj v Straubringu,
to je v Nemeiji, kjer smo be tri
leta.
Da ii malo opisem nasa dozi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
OAR IA TAKOJSNJO
POMOC

Mr.. Christ Stokel je prejel
$4,000 cd Slabe Machine Prod
ucts Co., $40 E. 140 ST., "a ta-
kojsnjo pomoc "a Jugoslavijo
Odbor izreka najlepse cestitke
in upati je, da Sc bodo Sc drugi
rojaki odzvali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23

Pomona teh reform ne more
mo dovolj visoko ceniti. q mimi
Sc otvarja nov list v knjigi zgo-
doxine. Seveda pa privilegi, XII
SO Sc izselili pred davnimi easi
in XII so v najtesnejsi zvezi s
ceremonialom zivljenja in smrti,
le pocasi odmirajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Kaj poIneni:
biti .nedotakljiv''

biti nedOtaklIv"
Prvic po pet in dvajsetih sto-
letjih trpljenja sno slisali v ma
sih dneh SLIM vzkrik Cd tragike
objetega ljudstva, III je4znario v
sirokem svetu pod imenom me
dotakljivih''. Oh vratih civili-
zacije, XII so mu bila doslej po
prastarih predpisih zaprta, sto-
j pozabljeni MOI Indije in trka
mania. Kaksno je zivljenje, XII ga
zivijo tt ljudje danes v naraku?
Kdo so tt ljudje in kako so po-
stall to, kar so?
Nedotakljivi je Hindujec in
hinduizem lahko oznacimo kot
komplicirano piranlido. Najvisji
vrh te zgradbe zavzemajo brah-
mani, katerih sc je utelesil po-
nos podedovane poboznosti. V
Indiji jih je kaksnih osem mill
jonov - a poleg njih kaksnih
sestdeset milijonov nedotaklji-
win.
Razredi, kaste, prvotno jih je
bilo eetvero, so stopnice te pi-
lamide. Ia sistem so izdelali do
podrobnosti, Oh kateri sc mora
zapadni duh zmesati. Stevilo teh
verskih, socialnih in gospodar-
skin stopenj osebnega ugleda
cenijo ma 1900 in nedotakljivi
je po samem slucaju rojstva po-
dlaga piramide.
Kaj pomeni biti v Indiji izob-
cenec, parija? Pred vsem mora
prija bivati v lastni vasi ali v
dolocenem predelu vasi ali me-
sta. "Outcast', clovek izven ka-
ste, je oropan vsake Indicative
do socialnega in osebnega ma
predka in kot verski nauk so
mu vtepli v glavo, da je S svojo
druzino pred bozjimi in Gloves
kimi ocmi "a vse vecne case ne
aist.
Hindujec je Sc prav posebno
obcutljiv glede vode. Visokovre-
den prime plinese ma svojem
obisku London svojo lastno
zalogo vode S seboj in brahman
jo vozi S seboj med prtljago ma
zelezniskem potovanju. Taksen
brahman bi rajsi pill slabo vodo,
XII jo dobi cd drugega brahma-
ma, nego eistejso vodo il rok
eloveka, XII pripada nizji kasti,
nego 10 predpisuje obrednik.
ze ce pade sama senca kaksne-
ga parija ma vodo, velja ia vo-
da "a necisto.
To pomeni "a nedotakljivca,
da mu je zabranjena uporaba
vaskega studenca in vaskega
kopalisca. Vcasi nastavi parija
svoj vre ' blizini studenca z
upanjem, da mu ga DO kdo ma
polnil il usmiljenja. v tako
vroci dezeli, kakrsna je India,
| je pokazalo taksno izrocilo usod-
ne posledice. Nedotakljivci Sc
morajo zadovoljiti z vodo, Xxi jo
dobe, maj 81 bo dobra ali slaba.
Nedotakljivost jepovecanase S
tenn, da Sc pariji ne SINE nihce
priblizati. v tenn je ceremonial
izveden natancno po stopnji pa
r1Jeve neclstostl. Ce je jedel 60
veje meso - kar je razrednemu
Hindujcu prepovedano - Sc mo-
ra drzati cd brahmana % m da-
lee; "a zidarje, tesarje, usnjar-
je - ''neciste poklice" - je do
locenas srazdalja 8 m. S temi stro-
gimi varnostnimi predpisi je da-
no pripadniku najvisje hinduj-
ske kaste jamstvo, da senca IL
obcenca ne more pasti ma ME
govo pot,
Nedotakljivost i'm nestete
pavrste. Nj dovolj, da more
brahman zavihteti zvonec, S ka-
term opozori nedotakljivca, da
mora ostati v doloceni razdalii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23

''Pet let sva ze porocena, pa
sc imava Sc zmerofn zelo rada.
Nv zaeetku sta Sc vendar pre-
pirala" .", ~.:
'Tudi v tenn je ostalo pri sta
rem!"
Evening star., 1945-03-14

Budding glamour girls like the assurance up.tothe.
minute fashions give them and they find Kanns Girls
Shop heavenly haven for divine clothes for festive
lunchng, for Sunday best" for busy school days.
Frnstance the checked cardigan suit $l695. the
checked halfbelted $l695. the pastel classic
suit at $lO.95 Sizes7 to II.
Kanns Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-03-14

Hes hncky as all-get-out when it comes to clothes!
they've got to have super tailoring quality fabrics
plenty OF stamina to rate preferred position in his
wardrobe And that's why he looks so easy SO casual
in them! The two-tone all-woo leisure coat, Sl5o5
the awool suit with peated trousers, Slo95 the
wear-wth.al sport coat, $1295.
Prep Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-11
SERGEANT NORRIS WALKER KILLED In
U. S. MARINE INVASION OF Two JIMA

Jan. 6. 1912 at the age of II, and
would have been FL years old on
Aug. %. AS little boy, he lived
here for three years with an
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Walker, and then moved
here from Belle Glade with his
family in 1941. He went overseas
inl December of 1943, and took
part in the landings of Tinian,
Saipan and the Marshall Islands.
HE was last home on a sten-day.
furlough in early March ofN1943.
The last letter received from him
was written Feb. I when he was
en- route to Two Jima.
sgt. Norris was member of
"service-minded" family. His
two brother, 23-year-old Roy, Jr.,
and 18-year-old Lee are serving
in the coast guard and the navy
respectively and Roy Walker, Sr.,
was discharged from the navy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-11

combat crews over the Atlantic
TO Orlando, worked out the new
tactics to beat the Germans, and
returned to battle in a matter of
days. -. .,,,.,......,..-..,
: TO do that JOB, AFTAC expand
ed through 8,069 saaaresmiles of
central Florida, establishing q
hdge demonstration air force set
up under, simulated combat con-
ditions at more than 20 air fields.
Such names as that of Lieuten-
ant Paul E. Coughlin, who round
ed up $50 prisoners while flying
a Navy scout observation plane
during the invasion of Sicily, and
Lieutenant Donald L. Mason, au-
thor of the famous expression
Sighted sub, sank same, which
originated during his patrol of
Atlantic waters, are included in
the list of war heroes who were
trained or stationed in the COM
mand.
Now, with Germany out of the
way, Floridians are turning to the
task of supplying the men and
materials to bring about the swift
defeat of the japanese Empire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-11

, letter of commentator for his
contribution to the meeting at the
Black Sea port.
And few days ago when the
Russian and American forces
joined to cut the last remnants OF
Germany's armed force, two Flor
idians were among the first
Yanks to meet the Red Army at
the Elbe River. Lieutenant Will
liam Keeton of Palmetto, and
Lieutenant William S. Larkin of
Tampa were members of front
line task force that held the
bridgehead along the Elbe where
the Allies met.
I Back home, Florida's family,
folk may share civilian pride in
today's celebration of peace,
/, In financial support of theSwar,
through 1914, Florida's bond buy
efszhaye sranked abe state third in
the nation in backing war fund
drives. sessss~s.s - SsssS
The state STeWaE workers, have
maintained shipbuilding contracts
totaling nearly 627 million dollars,
almost consistently since, 1913.
Florida has kept up its own
branch of the nations lend-lease
program to its European Allies,
training cadets of the Royal Air
Force for the English fighting
front, and building prefabricated
houses to shelter bombed-out
Britons and help maintain Eng
lands home front.
Known as the nations play
ground, Florida has shared its
famed recreation spots with every
branch of the armed services
from green recruits receiving
combat training, to wounded and
battle-weary veterans home for
a rest at a conyalescent center.
- Since Americas declaration of
war against Germany, F1orida's
MILITARY establishments have been
training men for every branch
of the service. no.
p Many an. American airman who
Helped clear Europe's skies of en-
envy. aircraft won his wings at
F1orida's Air Fields. And the ma
jority lof air blows that helped
pulvefize GERMANY. and lent 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-11

The following article concern
ing Sergeant Norris Walkee who
was killed in action on Two Jin1a
is reproduced from one of Flor
ida's newspapers:
sgt. Norris A. Walker, USING,
was killed Feb. 10 in the invasion
of Two Jima. his father and step
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Walk
err of Homestead, were advised
Tuesday in a wire from Gen. A..
A. Vandegrift, commandant of
the Marine Corps.
Unofficial news of Sgt. Norris
death had been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Walker from Pfc Char
lie Little, Homestead Marine who
also participated in the invasion,
but hope persisted until the
death wire came.
1.-THE message read in part :. i.
Sgt. Norris A. Walker was killed
in action Feb. 1e at Two Jima
Volcano Islands in the perform
ance of his duty and the service
of his country. When information
is received regarding his burial,
you will be notified. To prevent
possible aid to our enemies, do
not divulge name of his ship or
station. Pleace accept my heart
felt sympathy. Letter follows. !"
sgt. Norris went into service
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Fleet Reserve Assn.
Plans For Meeting

The door prize has amounted
to SIS for the next meeting of
Branch Sc, Fleet Reserve Associa-
ton. to be held at the local club
rooms June 3. The next board of
directors meeting is scheduled at
1915 p. m. Tuesday.
A good buffet supper with free
beer and cokes, furnished by tho
Ladics' Auxiliary, was enjoyed
following the, last-mceting. Ship
= ar Bridges name was drawn
! r {. c Fri eibut he was not pres
/. I 70 ,aaa it. :.
7 asks ere extended to 1t.
10 u Sc as. for his aid in ship
meat of shoes and clothing to des-
olate members in the Pacifir.
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last year after serving l6 months
as pharmacists mate. Roy, Jr., is
an electrician stationed now at
Key West, and Lee is taking boot
training at cambridge, Md. At
the time OF. his enlistment Lee
was a senior at Redland High
School and will be awarded his
diploma in absentia at the gradu-
alton exercises May 80.
Other survivors of Sgt. Walk
er are his mother, Mrs. J. d.
Bearup of Key West. and his
grandmother, Mrs. #. A. LeGette
of Chosen. also Maternal Grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nc
Neal of Covert, Mich"
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also kelred turn the battle tide ir
the Belgium breakthrough. The
First and Thirtieth Infantry Di.
visions. both trained at Camp
n,anding, were in action on the
rorthcrn edge of the fcoe,nter-of.
, g, Sive, with General Hodges
First ..gr>v -
After the Allies turned bach
Won Rundstedts forces, a Florida
officer led his unit in setting :
military record against the Ger
mans. Colonel B, A. Byfne Of
Bradenton moved his Third Army
Unit 90 miles through parts Of
three countries in 80 hours. Their
attacked across the Sure River
advanced four more miles, and
took three towns. Observers term
ed this feat one of the military
wonders of this war.
Early in January, as Americans
followed close behind the fleein1
enemy, a Jacksonville Beach in
+ (
fantry officer, Lieutenant Colonel
Richard ID. Sutton, led his unit IN
taking a strategic road center at
Il. Hubert.
For maintaining military rail-
way service during important bat
tie campaigns in France, a Jack
sonville Brigadier General, Clar-
ehee bufpee anu ms oilH won
me iirst MerilorlouS Service UNIT
PiaqAe awarded 10 the european
lneatsr, Another Florldian re-
sponsioie for DeniEna-tne-battle-
Sssne = support was iSSI9sr y; oniverr
fessot, H, H, Germopsdf.' ; He served
with a speciai group OF research
scientists in the European theater,
assisting to solve technical prob
lens encountered IN aerial war
fare.
Florida women likewise have
been represented on the Euro
pean war fronts. During the Nor
mandy invasion, Captain Eva II.
McLin OF Fernandlna, Army
nurse. won the Bronze Star
awarded for services IN an Evac-
catlon Hospital IN France: Major
Louise M. Fitzgerald OF Jackson
vile was awarded. the Legion OF
Merit for outstanding service as
chief OF the Nurse Section at the
headquarters of the Persian Gulf
Command. Helping cheer up bat
tle7Wsasy ,serylcemen as 2 Red
EgoSsi fSSltlqpQ, eeSJirt, Doris Anderson
q MiafnI Is stu on duty IN
Frahees III Ill s,ia {.
Nofs1 Hs Sportsmens state.
FLORIDA has contributed famed
atnletes 20 dtne Battle OF Europe,
Tampas Tommy Gomez. heavy
weight boxer, was wounded seri-
ously using has powerful PUNCH
against the Germans bin the fight
along the Siegfried Line. 4 f9rr-
mer Miami diving star and Win
ner Qfs the 1885 Olympic Shamnjj
pionshlp Lieutenant Colonel, Mar;
shall Wayne was injured ona re-
connalsanee ar mission over Italy
early this year And, during the
Belgium campaign, a FORMER Flor
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ENTIRELY cEHMLEss

Chicago.-The northern island
of Novaya Zemlya, off the coast
of Russia. is entirely germless and
fresh juicy meat can be left ex-
posed for months, and is as fresh
as when originally exposed.