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Press Edition--February 28, 1969--F-1--Page 1

3-B-THE GARDEN ISLAND-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1977

'Nun's Story'
author in UN
observance

Kathryn Hulme, noted author who's great novel "The Nun's Story" was filmed by Warner Brothers in 1959, will be featured at the Kauai Community College Library Learning Resource Center at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 25, as KCC joins in the observance of United Nations Week.

The public is cordially invited to attend.

This year's theme for United Nations Week is "Human Rights," so it is doubly fitting that Miss Hulme will speak on her experiences from 1945 to 1951 during which time she worked with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), in the U.S. Occupied Zone in Germany.

There she strived to give fresh life and hope to the more than two-million homeless Poles and Hungarians who were freed from slave-labor camps following the German surrender.

Wildflecken. Here, deep in the Bavarian forests, Hitler had hidden a camp for his ski troops and S.S. And it was here that a resourceful handful from the United Nations brought food, reunion, and hope to the homeless humanity adrift in Germany after the Nazi defeat. This is the story -- "The Wild Place" -- that Miss Hulme will talk about.

Kathryn Hulme, a native Californian who relocated to Kauai in 1960, was the Deputy Director of Wildflecken. For five years she shared in the vitality and exasperation, the irrepressible gaiety, the loyalty and despair of this stripped little world, to which America was a beacon of hope. She and her co-workers prepared these men and women for a new lease on life.

Kathryn Hulme

It was during this time that Miss Hulme met the quiet Belgian nurse whose agonized past became the inspiration for her novel, "The Nun's Story."

Miss Hulme's writings include: How's the Road (1928); Arab Interlude (1930); Desert Night (1932); We Lived as Children (1938); The Wild Place (1953); The Nun's Story (1956); Annie's Captain (1961); Un-discovered Country: A Spiritual Adventure (1966).