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Evening star., 1947-10-26

haps, she thought bitterly, she should say it:
Look, you dumb fool, you don't have to
worry about whether I'm safe to solo. MY
lover died in the air over Germany three years
ago, and I've tried to live without him - but
can't. I'm only learning to fly 50 can die
as he did!
There's your spot, down there" Bob said,
tapping her on the back
II see it, Elizabeth said disdainfully. She
pulled the throttle back and held the nose up
in glide.
''How about carburetor heat?" Bob said.
She grabbed the carburetor heat knob and
yanked it out as though it were Bob's heart.
That's BETTER" Bob said
She made gliding turn to the left, hating
him too much to answer She Strengthened
out, made another turn, and then she was on
her final, the grass runway smooth and glis-
tening ahead. She f1ared out, brought the
stick back - and bounced again. Only this
time, as the plane bounced, she eased the
stick forward, then brought it back slowly
as the plane settled. She made good three
point landing.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Pull off to the right" Bob said to her.
Elizabeth taxied off the runway. She set
the parking brake and waited for his lecture.
He opened the door, Let me out of this fire.
trap" he said.
Hey, where're you going?" Elizabeth said.
You're too dangerous. I'm getting out.
Go fly by yourself"
She looked at him and drew breath.
Il want you to 60 around the traffic pat
tern just as we have been doing. After you
make your landing, if wave at you, do it
again" said Bob.
'Okay.'
GO fly it the way he did, kid, Bob added
gently.
'All right, III do it the way he did,
Elizabeth TAXED to the end of the field,
looked around for traffic, then lined up with
the runway. She advanced the throttle.
With Bob's two hundred pounds out of the
back seat, the airplane darted down the rum
way with new power, and was airborne in half
the time it had taken before Elizabeth's
breath caught with JOY in the sensation of
leapmg from the earth. 1t felt as though she
herself had taken wing with one strong leap.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
A Short Short Story

TLlzABErH didn't behave like girl who
IL has decided to die.
The little yellow plane turned into the final
approach, and Elizabeth kept alternating her
glance: first over the nose to be sure she was
lined up with the runway, then out to the
wings to see they were level, and next to the
airspeed indicator to hold steady glide.
When she was twenty feet from the ground,
she eased back on the stick to flare out, the
aiplane ballooned little, and then as it
settled she pulled back steadily. But the air
plane struck the ground before the stick had
come all the way, and went. .leaping down the
field like startled antelope
Give it throttle and go around againr'
Bob, her instructor, yelled from the back seat.
She pushed the throttle forward, and when
the plane was airborne she held it in level
fight moment and then put it into a climb
Didn't get the stick back fast enoughr'
Bob yelled.
Il know itp' Elizabeth shouted furiously.
Don't you think felt those bounces too?"
She kept the plane in steady climb, for
moment looking over the nose through mist
When the altimeter showed four hundred feet,
she made level ninety-degree turn to the
left and then began climbing again. Anyway,
she thought, she was following the traffic pat
tern all right. But after that landing, he'd
never solo her today.
Why couldn't Bob understand? He'd been
Jim's friend; they'd flown together in the war.
He should understand that a woman who'd
known Jim couldn't live without him. Per-
Evening star., 1947-10-26

flying the plane. 1t was her will, her cunning
and purpose that bore them aloft.
She reached four hundred feet and leveled
OFF, She made turn, and began climbing
again The altimeter touched eight hundred.
She kept on climbing She looked down at the
held. at the two runways outlined with white
stones, the small hangar and the line of parked
planes. She looked out the other side and
below she saw white house and red barn.
As she watched, it suddenly seemed to her
that the plane was not climbing, but she, by
holding back pressure on the stick, was
shrinking the earth and everything on it.
AT TWO thousand feet she leveled off. She
thought: why not now? If she were to pull
the stick back until the plane stalled and then
hold hard rudder, the plane would 20 spin
ming down toward earth. She knew that, for
she had practiced it with Bob, to learn to re-
cover from spins.
gentle gust hit the wings, lifting the
plane sharply upward. She felt quick ex-
hilaration as she sensed in her body the won
derfully firm, solid buoyancy of the air. How
had she ever thought of the air as nothing?
1t was there to ride upon, strong and secure
as the land or water: except that the reality of
its strength was subtle, like the strength and
reality of the spirit
She did not pull back on the stick. Instead,
she moved both stick and rudder to the right.
And then miracle happened. When she had
done that before, the plane had turned to
the right. But this time, when she moved the
controls the whole big green earth tipped
She Strengthened up and few level her head
light with new sense of strength and grace.
Now she moved the controls to the left.
1t happened again; the earth tipped. A kind
of delirium of joy came over her, and she
rocked the. controls back and forth. There
she was, waving the earth around her like
green banner. Oh, darling, she thought, was
it like this for you? Did you shrink the world,
did you tip it, did you wave the earth around
you like green banner?
She pushed the stick ahead, and in the
swiftness of her descent the earth came up
as though she pulled it to her breast like
lover. She pulled back on the stick; the air
plane 7oomed upward, and the earth fell away
as though spurned and found unworthy. 1t
was unworthy, she thought; she would not
take the earth, but would have the limitless
free sky. She rolled the airplane into steep
bank. The movement through the air was as
personal as though her arms were outstretched
and the wind was beating against her palms.
Here, in the air, she had been born again.
She knew then that it had been like this
for Jim too. He must have rolled in the sky
like lamb on the grass; he must have rubbed
his back against the clouds Sometimes he'd
dived and pulled the earth to him like a
lover; then he'd spurned it with pull back
on the stick. Death had no part in his flying.
He flew for life
And now that she knew, she would fly it
the way he did. . She turned the airplane
back toward the field, filed with the sense of
being newborn.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-26
USED CARS

Bill Clark Motor.
Cor. 5th and Main Phone As,s,
Evening star., 1947-05-29

NEAR COTTAGE CITY-Attractive 2-bed-
rn bungalow, all on one floor; part base
ment, nice yard; quiet neighborhood;
$500. STEoUP. IA. 53s6. -29
Evening star., 1947-05-29
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGiNIA.

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210-ft. frontage on highway, stream across
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aaEfsGfoS aREEaM ~" vA@fwo loo4 old houses, % con-
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story, 5-rm. and bath, modern. full base
ment. recreation rm.. oil heat; fine ioea-
ton. Priced for quick sale. ROBERT
ARLINGTON F0REST-Here is one Of these
well designed, well built. pre-war 6-Em,
brick homes; vacant, newly decorated and
already to move into. Features include very
large corner lot, fireplace in Twins rm..
screened porch, outdoor entrance to hsmt
and many others Cali Mr. MALCOLM, OR.
1915, Ma 1868. FIR. 2619.
VIRGINIA FOREST-Ofering attractive
hrand-new quality built homes of ti rooms
and bath and first floor powder room. Don t
miss inspecting these attractive homes in
this conveniently located wooded section.
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until Pm.
Evening star., 1947-05-29
B8 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
HOUSES FOR sALE--Northeoss.

COLORED-NEAR 3rd AND X NE.-6 lge
rooms, oil heat. hwd. floors, front ano
back porehes: long front and back yards
garage. Price and terms reasonable
Shown by appointment only. Cali MR.
DICKENS. DE. I16a.
C0LORED--NEAR w. VIRGINIA ave
Attractive 2-story tapestry brick, rms
inclosed porch, oil h.-wh.. full basement
To inspect, call Mrs. Whitney AT 5000
with BARNEY o. WETTZ, .1427 Eye ST
NV, Ma 70h5-71q6 -3I
COLORED-NEAR 18th and Maryland ave
n.e-Real value here: lovely rms, bath
h-wh ST.950 Only 81 ,290 down Tt
inspect. call Mrs whitney, AT. S6Q3, with
BARNEY o. wEITZ, 1927 Eye st. NV.
MA -nf5-TI4R Al
Evening star., 1947-05-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlANp.
NEAR GLENMC

NEAR GLENMONT, acre. with hedrms,
bath, mod, kit. hy.. rn1,, din. I'M, bsmt.,
with h.w. heat. oil burner, and fun bath:
upstairs. . rms. and half bath; fagStone
patio. For further information and m
scection call MRS. HAYCRAFT. PL. 091 8;
from l to 6 pm, PL. 035T. II
Evening star., 1947-05-29

home in Chevy Chase. Forest HIS, Anleri-
can University Park; will consider Wood
side place One with three or more led
rooms 1st-fioor powder room and den pre-
ferred. VIII pay up 10 S35. ZOO cash. Phone
Mr.. Evans. with SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
Evening star., 1947-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-sovthwest
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

n009Eo f0N SAIE-Soutn~eSrs
COLORED-SACRIFICE $500 down, SAC
a mo. 62l 2nd st. s.w.-2-story brick
g. 500. EX. 5000: eyes. HO. 0325. i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
Protestna stayka zaradi kri-
vicne ObsOdbe petih delavcev

vicne ObsOdbe petih delavcev
Obsodba petih trzaskih delav-
cev z ladjedelnice Sv. Marka
pred visjin zavezniskim vojas-
kim sodiscem je vzbudila med
trzaskim prebivalstvom slim o
ogorcenje. Trzaski delavci vseh
tovarn so zapustili delo v znak
protesta. Izglasovali so pro-
testne resolucije proti anglo
ameriski okupacijski oblasti, IL
razajoc zahtevo, maj sc cim pref
obnovi sodna razprava ter opro-
stijo krivieno obsojeni delavci.
Izgon jugoslovanskega
predstavnika IL Trsta
Zavezniske oblasti so pozva-
lie podnacelnika jugoslovanske
gospodarske delegacije pri "a
vezniski vojaski upravi v Trstu
Rudolfa Kurelica, da takoj "a
pusti anglo-amerisko podrocje.
Kot vzrok sc navajo krsitev po-
gojev, pod katerimi so bill cla-
nj jugoslovanske gospodarske
delegacije sprejeti v odsek ZVU
"a razpravljanje O vprasanjih
obojestranskega interesa. Pravi
vzrok je pa v tenn, ker je R.
Kurelic dejal ma ,posebni tiskov'
nj konferenci, da je jugoslo'
vanska delegacija najodloeneje
protestirala proti zahtevi, da sc
mai odstrani il razstavnih pro.
storov turisticni zemljevid Ju'
goslavije ter da je jugoslovan'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
Nov lesen BUNGALOW

blizu Ridge Memphis. 4 sobe,
gorkota ma plin; lota
40x12O. Takoj $500. Blizu trans
portacije. See lahko takoj vselite.
WI OO43
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

Narascanje ma$ega pomaorske-
ga prometa. Leta 1924, ko Sc je
po prvi vojni konsolidirala pre-
daprilska Jugoslavija je bill po-
morski promet samo 1870 vecji
kakor lani. LAM septembra je bill
pristaniski promet v velikih
poljskih pristaniscih Gdyniji in
Gdansku samo "a go vecji ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
Slovenci v Italiji zahtevajo
avt0n0mno Solsko upravo

Ma seji glavnega odbora De-
mokraticne fronte Slovencev v
Italiji, XII Sc je vrsila v Gorici,
je bill sprejet sklep o ustanovi-
tvi Uciteljske zveze. v posebni
resoluciji je izrazena zahteva
rimski vladi, maj prepusti Slo-
vencem avtonomno solsko skrb-
nistvo, XII hi bilo direktno pod.
rejeno ministrstvu "a prosveto
v Rimu. Sprejet je bill tudi pred.
log, da ustanovi slovenska
manjsina v Italiji Slovanski
manjsinski odbor, XII Sc DO po.
veal z vseslovanskim odborom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

kor v nasih pristaniscih. Letos
v osmih mesecih je bill potniski
promet "a 5000 vecji kakor leta
1881. V prvem letosnjem pollet-
ju je bilo prepeljanih 1870 vec
netto registrskih ton raznega
blaga kakor lani in "a SO Go vec
kakor predlanskim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

zile ribe v Saw, Donavi in Tisi.
v ia namen SO vzgojili mad pol
drug million mladic. v Beogradu
je bilo ustanovljeno podjetje,
cigar naloga je skrbeti "a smo-
trno ribistvo in odkup rib.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

Mirna druzina z let starim otro-
kom zeli dobiti najem stanovanjee
s 4 ali 5 sobami. Starsi so zaposlenl
in otrok nj donna cez dan. Damo
dobra priporocila. Mrs. Lenaster.
MA 27OO. Extension 446
cd ponedeljka do sobote med
10 in $50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

Silsby Rd. Cleveland Heights-Za
emo druzino, sob, stranisce, zaj-
trkalna soba; spalnice in kopal-
MICA $4,000. E. l03 st. & St. Clair
Ave.: "a 2 druzini, Sd sobe. Takoj
$1,000. Financiramo. Cena $500.
YE 7416
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

Obnova in pospesevanje rec
neqa ribiStvd. Storili so popom-
bne ukrepe, da sc bodo razmno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
"a 2 druzini

in S sob; v prvovrstnem sta
nju; tretje nadstr. nj zgotovljeno.
Nanovo barvano, blizu parka in
busa.
1902 Shadeland
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04


v katerem so najvidnejsi pred
stavniki borbe "a demokraticne
svoboscine italijanskega, slo-
ter hrvatskeka ljud-
stva ma podroeju STO-ja. Kon-
gres ter njegovi zakljucki bodo
sluzili borbi "a splosno blagi-
MO sirokih mnozic in traj-
nj mir. Sprejeta resolucija
proglasa potrebo utrjevanja in
razsirjenja Ljudske fronte ma
vse postene drzavljane, ter IL
raza zahtevo po sodelovanju "a
stopnikov SIAU-a v vseh orga-
nih JAYNE uprave, da Sc ma ia
nacin napravi konec dosedanje-
mu monopolu v korist manjsi-
ne prebivalstva ter ma skodo
celotnega prebivalstva. Resolu-
CHA vsebuje nadalje zahtevo, da
Sc S trgovinskimi sporazumi z
vsemi drzavami nasega zaledja
pospesi razvoj gospodarstva ma
podrocju STO-ja. Ustanovni
kongres je koncno ugotovil v
politiki in v ukrepih okupacij-
ske vojaske uprave ocitno kr-
sitev mirovne pogodbe, zahte-
vajoc, da Varnostni svet Orga-
nizacije zdruzenih narodov do
seze cd okupacijske oblasti OBJ
veznosti, XII potekajo il dolocb
mirovne pogodbe.
Skandal brez prlmere
174 intervencij je napravila cd
leta 1915 pa do danasnjega dne
uprava Slovenskega narodnega
gledalisca "a Trst ma zaveznisko
vojasko upravo, >da bi dobila
gledalisko dvorano. Slovensko
gledalisce je zivotarilo po raz-
nih sobah in dvoranah. Letos
najdemo slovensko gledalisce
zopet v eni sobi v neki hisi oh
robu mestnega sredisca. Doslej
je ostalo lie pri vljudnostnih be-
sedan. Nasi pozrtvovalni oder
ski umetniki MISC nasli pri ZVU
nobenega priznanja, nobenega
upostevanja. Ia edinstveni pri-
mer slovenske kulturne delav-
nosti predstavlja skandal brez
primere, skandal, XII ga oznacu-
je "Primorski dnevnik" kot
skandal 20. stoletja.
Fasisticni divjaki v Gorici
Konec oktobra. so neznanci
polozili bombo pred kuhinjo
revne delavke Barine Berce.
stanujoce v ulici Brigata Casa
la 20 v Gorici. V njen1 odsot-
nosto so goriski fasisticni div.
jaki vdrli v memo stanovanje
ter odnesli in unicili vse, ka1
jim je prislo pod roke. Oh eks.
ploziji bombe je bio uniceno Sc
tisto revno pohistvo, XII je osta-
10 od divjaskega napada. Ber'
cetova 81 ze 20 let sluzi svo.
vsakdanji kruh S tezkim delom
v tovarni in mora razen tega
skrbeti se "a svojega mladolet'
mega sina. Goriska policija nj
pokazala doslej nobenega zani'
mania "a brezobzirne napadal'
ce.
Enotni sindilati Svobod-
mega trzaskega ozemlja
v nedeljo 10. oktobra sc j
sestala v Trstu prva territorial
ma skupscina Enotnih sindika'
TOW vsega Svobodnega trzaske'
ka ozemlja. Prvic v zgodovin
sindikalnega gibanja smo vide
Ii v povojni dobi zdruzene dele
gate vsega ozemlja, Slovence
Italijane in Hrvate v enotni sin
dikalni organizaciji. v skladu
novo drzavno politicno uredit
WHO Trsta ter njegovega ozem
liza je bila izvrsena tudi v struk
turi Enotnih sindikatov ustrez
ma sprememba. Enotni sindikat
ldelavcev in namesGencev z:
Slovensko Primorje in Trst *
Sc ,reorganizirali v Enotne sin
dikate Svobodnega trzaskega
/ oznmlia IIsfanovni kOnpres tr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
nevrom imperialisticnih in vol
no hujskajocih sill.

Zadruznistvo ma Vipavskem
ze pred SO lett so v 'Vipavi
ustanovili ''Kmetsko drustvo".
Vecji razmah kaze drustvo sele
po drugi svetovni ,vojni, ko je
ljudstvo samo vzelo v svoje ro-
ke oblast. Drustvo Sc je reor-
ganiziralo in preimenovalo "
"Sadjarsko-vinarsko zadrugo", :,
XII steje danes ze 92O clanov.
Danes je v gornji Vipavski do
lini vkljucenih v zadrugo ze 80
odst. vseh vinogradnikov, v
spodnji Vipavski dolini pa 60
odst. Zadruga je odkupila ze
79 vagonov vina in mad 36 va
gonov grozdja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
BIZNESKI NAKUPI

Gostilna z D 5 in D 3 licenco;
korporacija; stanovanjem. Sc pro-
da ali zamenja.
Delikatesno in konfekcijsko trgo-
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zapadni strani-Detroit Ave-, Sc
proda. Dobra prilika "a diva para.
Gostilna z D l in D licenco,
blizu Union Ave. in E. 80 st. Sc
proda S posestvom vred. Cena Ia
vse skupaj $12,500.
E. 50 st. in st. Clair Ave. 2 trgo-
vini in 2 stanovanja; zelo dobro
posestvo Z dobrim dohodkom. Sc
proda ali Zamenja.
Ia podrobnosti poklicite kadarkoli
Mr.. JELARCIC
Diamond lO46
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04

ska delegacija smatrala to "a
htevo "a provokacijo, proti ce-
mur je tudi jugoslovanska de-.
legacija najodloeneje protesti-
rala. TIE besede, izreeene ma It's
kovni konferenci, maj bi torej
bile "dogodek izzivalnega in
propagandisti Omega znacaja", /,
zaradi katerega Sc je zavezni-
ska vojaska uprava v Trstu od-
locila "a barbarski izgon jugo-
slovanskega predstavnika.
Smrtonosen sunek s
Skarjami
59-letnemu delavcu Romanu
Bizjaku Sc je priblizal pri no.
vem pristaniscu 45-letni Virgil
Zamula cd Sv. Sobote, XII je ma
vail ma Bizjaka. Med spopadom
:je potegnil Zamula skarje in "a
bodel Bizjaka v hrbet. Zaradi
posledic rane je Bizjak v boil
nisnici podlegel "a poskodbaml
in ie umrl. Zamula so zaprli. '
ozadju je ljubosumnost.
SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
Scovill E. II. okolica

,Ena zidana in ena lesena hisa, vsa-
ka "a emo druzino, ma eni lott. Do
bra investicija. Cena $4,000. -
Scovill, E. 18th; 2 druz., 6-6, nov
fornez; tudi "a emo druzino ma isti
lott. Sc vidi v nedeljo YE 1903.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-04
D 5 licenco

Nova hisa Colonial yrste ma 1904O
Raymond Blvd, prva costa severno
cd Libby Rd. in Lee Rd. 6 velikih
sob, kuhinja velikimi shrambami,
3 velike spalnice ter velike shram-
be "a obleko. Insulacija, plinska
gorkota. Odprto 2. do g. v nedeljo.
WA 2l30
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Vary HE Color 1S
and Flavor of your
FRUIT. SALAD DRESSING

Delicate pastel shades and added flavor
sound a new note in Fruit Salad Dressings!
Try the recipe given here, using which
ever fruit juice you prefer, and with any
fruit salad! The cream cheese gives the
dressing interesting texture. And of course
Evening star., 1947-08-10

session. But apparently Berlin fig
ures that this is the thing to do.
In Hiroshima, one of the first
fresh structures to rise out of the
wreckage is the International
Dance Hall. One pretty hostess
thanks the war for innovations:
Japanese society today has
better understanding of western
dancing. They don't look at it
with that prewar feeling. Now l
am very much interested in Utter
bugging."
At the red schoolhouse in Reims,
16-year old student Marcel Ladue
fondly remembers the chewing
gum, candy and clothing Ameri-
can soldiers used to give to French
boys. But he is also young enough
to criticize: Now 7 can walk
across the street without being
afraid of getting killed. There
were so many accidents with your
Evening star., 1947-08-10

, CT drivers. Some of them were
good friends. Then they went
away. And they never answer our
letters. Never"
You get all kinds of feeling ex-
pressed about the Americans -
hate. love, warmth, nostalgia.
envy. You get them all except
one very important one: nobody
talks about having a feeling of
confidence in Americans.
There is confusion between
our words and our actions: You
Americans aren't reaiists." Our
visiting CTS just help prove that
notion. Because of their training
and background - or lack of it -
they are far from being the best
statesmen for the American dream.
And there's nothing that Ameri-
can dream needs more than good
and honest statesmen.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

wonderful, smooth MAZOLA* blends all
the ingredients together and contributes
its own delicious taste. Any salad is made
better with MAZOLA, and it's perfect for
sauteing, too-as for these Salad Dreams.
At your grocers in bottles and tins.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

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onee' 80 =, both sides. Serve 'm"' ecpR Co.. '0
so|od accompaniment.