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Evening star., 1945-07-06
On the Roll of Honor

loader, Storekeeper Nelson has
taken part in seven major battles.
He was employed at the Carlton
Hotel for six years before entering
the Navy.
Pharmacists Mate 2fe Roy Joe
Stimach, whose wife. Mrs. Barbara
Faye Stinach, lives at 1853 Lily
Pond drive NE, was wounded
on Okinawa April Is while giving
medical aid to fallen Marine.
Mrs. Stimach said he suffered
fragment wounds on his left side
and leg. Rheumatic fever developed,
and he expects to be brought home,
she added.
A native of Kansas City, he was
stationed at Anacostia for a year,
going overseas July 81, 1914.
Pfc. Reuben April, U. S. M. c.. son
of Mrs. Helen M. April, 5007 Seventh
place NV. was listed officially as
wounded on today's casualty list.
The Star carried a story May when
Rhis family was notified.
ll0erute0
3 Sergt. Oscar E. Shanks, jr.. 20,
A. A. F. gunner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar E. Shanks, 1886 Warder street,
is home on furlough after his re-
lease from internment in Switzer-
land.
4 Flying over the Brenner Pass from
"a base in Italy, the B-24 Liberator
on which Sergt. Shanks was q crew.
man ran into engine trouble. The
pilot made it to Switzerland. and
ESergt. Shanks was interned at Adel-
boden April 8.
At one time there were 1000 flyers
interned at Adelboden, he reported.
The Swiss treated them wonder
fully" he added. and maintained a
very light guard.
Evening star., 1945-07-06

1S.4S5 Exterminated.
Amplifying previous interviews
given The Star, they added more
gruesome details to their recitals
of German cruelties. DR.. Balachow-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

"Zelo 3se zanasate ma meme,
gospod grof, in vem tudi, da mo-.
ram odlo6iti ,nekaj zelo tezavne-
ga. zdi Sc mi pa, gospod grof,
Ida je treba vsaj en- poizkus ma
Epraviti. Gospa grofica hoce sto-
riti nekaj neizrecno llepega, ne
izrecno dobrega, lin storila bo
|vse tako preprosto, 4kakor sploh
me bi bilo mic !. in zato Sc mi
|zdi, sda ne bi skodovalo, &c bi po-
|izkusila !"
"Gospod grajski zupnik, zelo
yelikih sbesed Sc posluzujete.
Meni Sc zdi mic nenavadnega, &c
moja zena zrtvuje nekaj casa in
pusti, da gospodari mad MO tuja
slaba VOLTA"
''Zelo slaba VOLTA, gospod
|grof."
"Seveda, da. Ljubeznivosti v
tenn primeru ne moreno prica-
akovati. Tudi mi v taksnem po-
lozaju ne bi bill ljubeznivi."
eGospod grajski zupnik Sc je
priklonil z mirno castitljivostjo
in odsel, ne da hi bill rekel Sc
kaksno besedo. Harro je zamis-
, ljeno gledal "a MIN .. in godel: {:
"Sam vem, kako lepa in dobra
! je, in nj potrebno, da bi moral
to Sc zupnik potrjevati."
Potem je odsel z dolgimi ko-
raki.
(Dalje prihodnjt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

left to right riplets into the
their father Capt David
Raimore district The tps plan follow
and later take Annapolis examinations.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

,te, da DO vasa .dobrota sijala il
,gubljeni dust, Morda jo Sc resi-
te. ce,je ma kaksen nacin mogo-
.Ge, bi zelel, da, ibolnica vase do
brotljivosti ne bi zmerom marc
be 4razumela. Sc enkrat il bo
dano ma izbero, gospa grofica.
In &c 6vam tsmem sdati nekaj ma
ssvetov? J. 80" ~ T.. Il
Pomolila ,mu fje roke. Memo
jih .je prijel in trdno ldrzal v
svojih drobnih, toplih dlaneh.
"'Govorite samo prav prijaz-
No 0 trpljenju gospe kneznje in
pnikoli ne ostanite pri njej vec
kakor deset minut. svojih ljudi
ne smete oropati svoje blizine.
gospa grofica, zaradi te nesrec-
nice. Vem, da 81 ne ,boste dali
zagreniti svojega samaritanske-
ga della. ,Ce vam bodo moci do
spuscale, pojdete ma obisk in ne
boste govorili prav mic vznemir-
ljivega. ce boste mole nasvete
tubogali, vas BON cello zagovar-
jal pred gospodom svetnikom.
ze vasa blizina ucinkuje, vasa
mirna blizina, in ko Sc boste
utrudili, takoj odidite. Ona mai
Eeuti, cemu prihajate. Tako trd
nj nihce, da ne bi tega cutil.
In .szdaj mi dovolite, da grem,
gospa grofica. Sal Sc Sc vrnem
Gospodu grofu pa tudi ne smem
krasti cast"
Sci je in Rozamarija .je gle.
dala "a MIN. Tako potolazena
in hvalezna je bila. Ko je stopil
ma galerijo, je videl, da je, grof
S svojim simon tam in da ga ze
cakata. q
Harro je pogledal ma uro in
njegov sobraz sc je nekolikc
zjasnil.
"Pojdi zdaj, Henrik" je re-
kel. 'Poglej, tamle je tvoj sta
ri ,oce!"
odVedel je grajskega zup'
.nika " slavnostno dvorano. Tan
je duhovnik lizpregovoril:
:"Gospod grof, trdno upam, ds
,obiski ne bodo skodovali. Go
spa :grofica vam be povedala
|kako .sva Sc domeniTa o nacint
obiskov. Sal je tezavno reei, ka
m ore clovek prepovedati il
kaj dovoliti. Pogosto skoduje
mo tudi S prepovedjo. Velike
zrtev ste sprejeli, sgospod grot
veliko zrtev."
"Vem," je dejal Harro, Gin ale'
po, Sc mi zdi, da ste to sopazili."
Gospod grajski zupnik Sc je
nasmehnil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Drus+vo Sv. Ane. St
As. D. z.

Predsednica, Julia Brezovar,
1l73 IE. 60 St.; podpredsednica,
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica, Mary
,Bradac, 1853 e. 167 St.; zapis-
nikarica, Genovefa Zupan; bla-
gajnicarka, Josephine 'Orazem,
1926 Carl Ave.; rediteljica Ma
ry Pristov; .nadzornice, Anna
Erbeznik, Jennie Suvak. Rose
L. Erste. Drustveni zdravniki
so vsi slovenski zdravnikiv Gle
velandu in bliznji okolici. Dru-
stvene seize so vsako sdrugo sre-
do v smesecu. Zacetek OBJ 8. uri
szveeer v SLOW. mar. domu, GAIT
st. Clair Ave-, soba st. l.
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.DlISicn ROzdnfn1,iin
.tsvETMcA IN NJEN NoREc)
~ Aanes Gunfher : -: ., : Z p
.Poslovenil Boris Rihtersit 80,

A1AOA1eAAA. .fA1cASO ttNoAA @AOHA AANSAAes
|v vase dobrotljive roke zdaj Sc
sneko skriynost. .Utegne ,se NAM
rec zgoditi, da meme ne DO vec.
in da ne bo snikogar, Xxi hi to
vedel. Ce bo mama kakor do
slej Sc ,nadalje zaklepala vse v
svojem srcu, DO treba tudi mo-
jega oceta varovati pred MO. Nj
koli vec ne SINE ona dobiti puske
v roke. To je vse, kar sem vas
hotela prositi."
rs skneznjo sem govoril," je
|.odvrnil sgrajski zupnik. ''Vpra-
sal sem 10. Po ovinkih sem po-
Ivedal tisti izrek liz svetega
pisma: Ker sem hotel vse "a
moleati, so oslabele mole noge.'
lRazumela je dobro, a vzlic te-
mu De obtozevala samo druge."
Meme, ,gospod fgraJskl zup-
mix. Vem to, in vidite, to je,
kar me je iznenada prevzelo.
Moja krivda, moja velika kriv-
da. Nikoli nisem ~mogla v sebi
prizgati vsaj malo ljubezni do
name in vse, kar sem mogla
storiti, je bilo to, da sem poko-
pala svoje sovrastvo. vi veste,
Egospod grajski zupnik, da je to
premalo. Morala hi sc je bila
usmiliti, sal Sc ~nihcc drug ne
zmeni zanjo. Pa sem ostala tam
v zlati hisi in sem prizanasala
sama sebi cd dneva do dneva.
Mesetarila sem s seboj. Sal sem
vedela, da me ne DO nikoli vec
nazaj, &c pridem sem. Materi
morem izkazati svojo jubezen
samo ma ia nacin, da j pokazem
svojo potrpezljivost. &c bi danes
prisla in Sc jutri ze vsega nave
lieala, bi bilo .dosti premalo.
Zmerom iznova hi il morala ka-
zati svojo ljubezen, dokle'r bi Sc
timela kaj moci. In zdaj sem tn,
in .naposled, naposled sem od-
krila, kaj sem il ,ostala tdolzna.
Toda, gospod .grajski szupnik,
slovo cd mole zlate hise je ta-
ko bolece. Vse mole zivljenje!
,Obrniti sem Sc morala in, zapre.
tt vrata k svojemu ljubemu, le-
pemu zivljenju ="
"Visokost," .je memo popro.
sill, me razburjajte Sc. Storil
ste to in prisli ste sem. Sal do
bro vem, "a kom ste hodili: Ir
nihce vas ne SINE zadrzati, ds
storite to, kar terja vase srce
Tudi skodovalo vam ne bo. VISA.
mani van bo ,skodovalo, kakol
vse dosedanje vznemirjanje. Pc.
izkusil bonn govoriti z gospo
dom grofom."
"Gospod ;grajski .zupnik, sa.
ne boste pozabili.
20, ne, visokost, sal tudi nj
smem. Toda lsvojemu mozu il
svojemu ocetu ne jemljite pre-
vec moci in casa. 1Potem pusti
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HiSa napr0daj

"a 1 druzino, 5 sob spodaj, 3
spalne sobe zgoraj; vse nanovo
.dekorirano; v lepi naselbini, bill
zu transportacije, trgovin in So
lie. .Beneski .zastori in '.inlaid"
linolej. Hisa je II let stara. Ku-
pite direktno cd lastnika in pri-
hranite 81 provizijo. Zglasite Sc
zvecer ali v nedeljo. Cena $12,-
900. 1900 ERADICATE Ave-,
Clearwater 2191.
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'Urodniki SLOW.
demokro+skeqo
kIubo V EucIidu

Predsednik Andy Jerman, 792
E. 232 St.; podpredsednik Anton
Sternad, 1860 Naumann Ave-; :;
tajnik Michael Boich, 22571
Ivan Ave-; blagajnik Frank
Smaltz, 21481 Naumann Ave-;
,zapisnikar John Gabrenja, 22O1O
Ivan Ave. ; nadzorni odbor: John
Kinkoff, John Robich, Louis
.Zgonc.
Seje Sc vrSijo vsok drugi torek
y 7aesecu . vsSloV. druStVenem do
1,au mo- Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

.Rozamarija je lezala ma Lipo-
vem gricu pod svojo lipo, in .ce-
prav nj videl gospod grajski
zupnik Sc nikcli tako lepe igre
oci, ga je to vendar .bolece. "a
delo. In " barvah tako slepo
ubrane blaine se nikakor MISC
mogle znajti v tenn redu same
cd sebe. Tudi nj lezala tako, ka-
kor lei slaboten bolnik, ampak
bolj tako, da sc je njena lepa
glava Gin alepse odrazala. Cube
njene medic Sc lesketajoce oble-
ke so bile kar umetnisko ure-
jene. Ena izmed tezkih, zlatih
kit il je visela do tai, cez majh-
no preprogo il zelene svile, ka-
tere konca prav "a prav nj bio
mogoce videti. Toda Meme lepe,
mirne oci so ga kmalu spet po-
tesile.
Veselila Sc je, toda videti je
bila plasna in pobita. Najprej
ga je postal ma vse strani. Mo-
raj je iti k vratom pogledat,
ali so zaklenjena, pa Sc ma dvo-
risce, ali je prazno.
'.Sama bi rada vami govo-
rila. ze tako dolgo sem po tenn
hrepenela, pa me MISC pustili." "
"Visokost je bila Sc prevec
bolna Zelo rad bi bill pri-
Sci, res"
''Vem, gospod grajski zupnik.
Strasno hudo .je to, kar moran
povedati. Zmerom sem mislila
ma vas in ma vase dobre nasve-
te; nisem pozabila,. skako ste mi
v stiski pomagali. In zdaj sem
spet v grenki stiski."
Pogledal jo je mirnimi ocmi
in preprosto rekel:
Boj je hud, visokost, pa ven.
dar :"
Izmuceno cse je ozrla. vanj
Oh, kako de odpadlo cd nje vse
kar Sc mu je zdelo, da je pre-.
videl :. .Dusa ga .je 4gledala
dusa, XII je bila v stiski.
"Visokost, povejte mi lepo
kaj vas najbolj tell"
20, gospod grajski zupnik
mole pomanjkanje ljubezni, mo-
je stare sovrastvo in moja stra.
hopetnost. Vse to sem iztresla
mad ssvojo materjo, XII je tn Ego.
raj, - sovrazila sem jo, nit
iskrice ljubezni nisem cutila dc
nje, in JAZZ sem jo spravila take
dalee, kakor je zdaj. Ne JAZZ sa
ma, gospod grajski zupnik, am
pax JAZZ z drugimi vred. Take
dolgo sem bila malomarna, ta
ko sdolgo sem hodila mimo ME
nih bolecin, in zdelo sse mi ,je Sc
da sem plemenita in dobra, kel
sem molcala =. :"
"Visokost, ali ste mar vede
III? ;"
"Vi, gospod grajski zupnik
vi veste?"
Preplasen clovek je prisel 4
meni Sc tisti veeer. Bill je ciste
nedoEen, samo tisto ga je gna
10 v obup, da je vse vedel, &c
prav zlobnega dejanja mords
ne bi bill mogel prepreciti. NJ
bi smell govoriti tega, 4kar m
kdo .zaupa v taksnih okolisci
nah. Nendar pa bi bill izrabi
svoj ypliv mani in bi ga bill pre-
govoril, maj knezu vse odkrije
&c ne bi bila kneznja zbolela il
tako postala neskodljiva. In vi
gospa grofica, ste vse vedeli
Kako je to mogoce ?' .
..Saj sem 10 videla .. Mol
Gala sem, ker sem vedela, da b
bila prehudo zadela mojeg;
o6eta. Tudi moi MOI 4nicesar n,
We. Pogosto sem Sc cudila, d;
niGesar ne slutijo, in usodi sen
lhValezna "a to. Tudi moi mo
lnebi shil tega prenesel. vi, so
appd grajski lzupnik, boste tud
SIX
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Mai. Gen. Maxwell ID. Taylor, for-
tnaer com man1er OF the q9lst air
borne division, has been selected IS
superintendent Of the u. s. military
academy At West Roint. He sf1nw
from Washington to be with his n6n
when they were reported cut '06 -
hind 1(sefman lines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-15
MAKE EM PAY

Sam Hart hurled his ball right down
The Citizens alley. Tuesday night Al the
inauguration Of the city commissioners in
city hall. when he Illuminated against tax
dodgers.
The Citizen. many a time. has pub
lished editorials against taxdodgers. big
and small. II has pointed out that the
property owner. who pays his taxes prompt
h. has been penalized in the city. and that
property owners. who let their taxes be-
come delinquent. get discount when they
pay up. II Is just like Mr. Hart said pun
ishing a good child and rcEaTding . bad
oRe
Taxd0dging Is what has kept Key
West in the condition Il j. today. There
have been cases of land in Key West on
which taxes had not been paid in 90 years
4 great deal of that property was put on
the current tax books again when We had
the realty boom that resulted in the 1925
crash. And in those eases the taxes were
paid a. a requirement before the land could
be sold.
But there j. still much property delin-
queut ou the city tax books. In the county
The dcliuquents. who are comparatively
few annually compared with those in
the city. have their property sold if they
do not pay up.
Procedure - that nature should BE-
rc,or,ed 10 ia the city aud should be- ear
riei to 81 ultimate conclusion. n j. use
less Co start q case lake that and then let
i die without acquiring the delinquent
holdings. "a is done IN the county.
All owners of real estate in Key
West paid their taxes every year. We could
have one of the best cities OF it, size. in
the way Of public Improvements. in the
nted States
Make en- paw" a. Mr.. Hart thun-
d,r,d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-15
SYMBOL or RESISTANCE

C,,.ll, 4 dcMlIr he motion picture
producer "a be- vac forced 20 resign from
Ms post on nationwide radio program
becaI-r h, refused e. pay dollar Assess
Rsea INTO "a political fund of "a radi" art
i@s~' uu.pn. ~. become a -,mbol II resist
an,c o. ~, rufhle-~ tsestes al current la
Dor uuiou leadership. IT, warm that "A
new thing ha- arisen iu this land-or rather
e very old and ,rcv c,Il thing tyranny
When one man - group has the
power 10 decide vho shall work aud who
shall not that o. national cancer can
Ger that must br cat out before II renders
our country 10" weak e. resist the poi~ons
II totalltarianism.
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BARUcH'S WISE ADVICE

Ar no future timc must potential az
Fftssufs bs tempted tp gamble ou "A bIitz-
kneE declare Bernard N Baruch who
- berH called upon q" serve the nation on
HHHV ngra-ioHs.
Nr Barsch calls attention 90 ~, need
nf permanent prsparrdne~s. "-st al a level
hat Wlll continue. year after wear" b.
rauss hr knows that the weakness Of the
aemnrraeIes gave Hitler, Nussolini and
Hirnhtu fheI chance
Whence the richest nations of the
earth Ist ipau their detsuses fhcy encour-
are desperate mem. in Jess favored cpuu-
nlsa 2" loak o. warfare a. a means - get
'nr shat thev want while thc getting .
possible. The b. vhat 90, ~trategi,t. HON
er ifa. safs hs.p- fo caa-, wars
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MINIMlzEs ATOMIC BOMB

one of he foremost advocates u ar
pawer = Major Alexander 4. de >c'er>ky.
49, sac ths author 90 several books en-
abas.rinr she role Of aIr power 90 c"nnet-
f.au alth the war against Germany.
Major de Severely i> boo Tokyo. after
nuislnr the damage wrought hy the atomic
bomb 81 doe. not agree with those " b."
believe that the use Of atomic power has
rampletelt re,olutiouIzed warfare or that
se can dispense wlth the Army. Navy and
Ar Force.
TIE ma ior asserts that two hundred
sauefloItressss could have done a. much
dauaRe e. the Japanese cities a. the atomic
humbs and .avs that much Of the aeVasta-
fisn vas caused - fires started from stoves
go gas leak. after ihc mighty blast lev
eiIed nim-y wood-contructed homes and
tulldinRs
The ma ior goes out on limb hy eN-
pref sing doubt a. "a the ability of the
uuiIr bomb tn sink "a battleship unless IL
..ar,s 3 direct hu ~ ntimates that an
aiaH,ir bomb. dropped on an American
eify aoald klll no more people than a reg
~ trn.tua bomb and says that Il would
require e great many atomic bombs 10 do
49, greet deal 81 damapc" 90 q city like
th.raro
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-15
NO PROLONGED DEBATE

TIE sporting fraternity shook o. H.
l"nndailoHs thp other day when dispute
arose g. go whether football PLAYER had
ef"ssrd fhe coveted goal line after a FOR
"ard pas had been completed
The hard-pre>-ed officials made s..,-
rFal decisions buf finally ruled tha, there
had been no touchdown The films 81 ID.
game viewed later seemed 10 substantial
the Judgment IL the officials and thus
'hefe will he no repetition. in football
rifeiFs. - the long dispute that followed
- long count" In the second Dempsey
TunBet fight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-15

you lust 60 ahead and-aud do
whas yoa were going "a @.
"YeS. Anne. understand
A NNE opened the big front door
II and followed ire barking.
jumping Rags out on TIE Dorch.
lie was down tire steps aud
around TIRE corner Of the nsuse
Ike . xtreak Of uaianighL lies
probably iusi T0lng 90 ait up .
bone IN the "a. len. " Anne thought
q little wildly as she followed
along.
Rags was making straight fer
the old apple tree that stood n
the corner Of the garden. ms en-
chanfed spot where Wayne bad
asked Anne 60 beeonlt his wife.
The week that had passed mad
changed the slim little white
neon into a larger fuller on~ bat
the same warm fragrance t8v
over the garden The apple tree
had shed most q rs blossoms
now and they Law or the grass
like patches q snow And here
on the circular seat 81. Fve. HCr
face was raised 20 the nigh. skv
and her svcs wcre closed Ar~e
stopped and looked at her Eve 8
face. she thought. was the Saddcst
she had ever seen. vet there was
IN 70 no@ a ealmness. a certain
inevitable resignation as Il Eve
had accepted hcr cross and vas
bearing IL bravely Annc remem-
bcFcd saying once. ~Houl u never
crack 40. You're not the type.
You're one Of the strongest Draw
est persons I've ever known" s1e
kncw n0w that the words wcre
somehow prC paetic. ard tr4cr
than she had ever dreamed.
Eve seemed 20 sci3c AIMEE
prcScnce though she made m
sound She opened Der eyes and
when Anne took her hand she
smiled heart brcakinzly
i hope you haven't been wo--
ried about me. Anne. she SAID
quite steadily. i haven't boen
alone. Rags has been with ne
every minute. He's cutie q com
fort 20 have around Ari she
stopped and patted the little black
dogs head.
Darling. it's late Anne said.
Let's 50 IN and Try % get some
rest"
"Yes. Anne" Eve answered.
Lets 20 in"
To be Csntinaed
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treasured memories o. those few
short days when they had ben
husband and wife. she wet BIT
terly thinking that she an Wayne
had not even had that muchl H0w
could she bear IL II she wcre In
Ewes place.
she drank > sup o. coffee end
wruae o IonR. loving irtser 10
Wayne as was her nightly custom
And stiil Eve had not returned
10 was after midnight-then che.
one-thirty.
~ two o'rlork. wid@-eyed With
fear. Anne Gnocked on N~s
Adams door. In q moment Mrs.
Adams appeared. sleepy eyed and
startled. cluirhinR her house-s-pat
aruund her. Anne poured out the
tragic story In q les words
~Oh. the poor dariinRi Why
didn't you call me sooner. though
heaven knows there rs little
enssgh one can dot"
4 Just fhouaht she'd be hack
any moment. On. Mrs Adams. do
you suppose anything terrible
may have happened to herr
SURREY not-0r we would have
heard. Now. deaf-we1. iust waif
little longer. then IL necessary
yell call the police.-
The pohcci Yes. they'd have 90
do that soon-though Annc knew
Eve would hate that Tsse two
women Wcnt upstairs TO the
apartment thinking thai Eve
might slip In without their kBowi-
edge. baEf still the hcarthrukcn
Elfl failed 90 appear. a. three
O'Clock Mrs Adams sai-a. ~A1ne.
dear, there's nothing elsa 20 do :
She rose 90 90 downstairs once
more 20 telephone ard Anne fol-
bowed hcr When they reached the
lower hallway. they heard
scratching a the door.
Its Rags" Anne said. and
went 90 ~ ham IN The little
black do6 was very excited and
began barking and running back
and forth 20 the door Finally ne
got hold of Anne's skirt with ms
teeth and pulled 90 her violently
Mrs Adams. I believe we
should follow hiul Maybe ne
knows where Eve isi Hes trying
20 ten us something"
~He most certainly Is VIII YOU
wait until ] Get on some clothesY"
"No." Anne said. "fli Just 20
~ with Razs-f we don't come
back so0n-say an half an hour
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1T. COMDR WOOD
BACK ~ STATES

Lieutenant Commands w.
lam Duane Weed. usNh -
wired Mrs. wooa ihas ~ . 80 -.
IN tae States and that - ~
he In Iacks0nVilie fFa4ay
frvina ~ staff avinsion
visory officer a. N0samsesx r r.
Facific. Lieut.. Commanded NesHa
Is now lanRing MS naKal $50
ton a. . close. g. haa BE : assAM
Greer IA aviation snd whRn So
war broke out hegan - tHaaH
Young flyers "a both &c Arm
and Na.y and lateF aas aNM~i'sa.
a win other branches Il fiyAfN.
A product u fhe carts u@fii-
ssorming days when sxtsihsn =
IN is infancy. Liealt ComHaafssast
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Tolks who are better q In our
town 1--we on the west side - the
railroad tracks. We've got lake
there. and the local park. and
s1ulc rCal NICE land
There n>ed 20 BE- a phrase ''frou'
tho wromg -isls 81 the track. u
meant What yoa think bat
Sou don't hear u any Worr. Not
since { harIie IsnkiBS came home
with the PuEPls Heart. and VIII
Iie Well got the silver star.
There i~nf any ~wFOng sid" u
the railruad tr@eks now.
And that change Is going On
81 over America where our
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Chapter "a
EVE. dariins-Whai IS IL
A cry that had no wording
but held utter agony in Il. issued
from Ewes white los Anne took
the telegram. She read: The War
pepartmena regrets 90 inform you
that wntar husaand. Lieutenant
Carrot Aiken. has bern missing ~
aetinu since Iulv 3oth
~Oh. Eve Her arms we're
around the us1ivcrinx. shaken fe-
IRE Eve made no further sound.
II was "A ~ al power ~ speeCh.
thought and action had been
takrn from her. Anne knew that
for I've the end q TIE world had
come.
sDsriina. navhe u isn't true.
I've Rad that many soldiers are
turning up somewhere. In prison
camus or something like ihati
"Tt's true all right" Eve said
tonelew~iv. She ssfshcd Anne aside
and walked 90 TIE chest where
Carrots picture smiled ~ heT
Shr stood iookinE q 4 silently Tor
a long time.
Have vou had anv supper.
Fvrg" Anne asked when s1e
could stand u no longer But I've
did not evcn answer
Anne vent into the kisrhcnette
ard made coffee. but before = "a ~
finished Eve appeared ~ uee
dooTwav. wearing her 81 aisa
coat. "f'Fn going for a walk. she
announccd N that queer. dead
tone.
wait > minute and I'D come
with you.
EMO. please. I just went b walk
-nibncs
aBut Eve -"
sDon't .worrv. Anne. TT J. at
right. Just lct ma do what lswani
%. III cone back after . while.
There aas nothing - d bat
let her 20. though Anne vas torn
with fear and anxiety She wished
frausically that John Lowell had
come in with her he had scen
suffering like this. woul know
what 90 do and saw .sia,. herself
felt so hopclcssly inadequate.
Sic undrcssrd and sat down g
wait FOE I've. from time 20 time
EiancinE ~ the handsome iicrtcn-
ants picture On the chest oi
drawers. She remembered at 'he
little loving. intimate things Eve
had told her about Garnet. the
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The newspapers in many Instances are
doing all they can To- promote bad feeling
between the United States and Russia. and
can one blame them in the light Of Russia :
bchayior toward the weaker aatiSnS and
even her Allies Conclusions reached AT
Teheran. lalta aud Potsdam are interpret
eel Nv hsr as she wishes. One.appeasement
after the other may prove disastrous some
day Beware
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Tn, ARM and the Nav seem 20 dis
agree Violently a. o. whether there should
bc or, department ct national defense.
This column fator- consolidation past
var. with their tI,kerIug. and c"utcn-
'Iou~ prov, th. chang, Go o., beneficial and
bring about quicker results.