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1 -MONDAY, MARCHM -THE NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIBUNE- PAGE FOURTEEN- at Camden, N. and later trained with the infantry in Texas, California and North Carolina. Cross Of Holy Week Carries Man's Hope Through Centuries Of War And Peace By ARLENE WOLF, FASTER for many centuries has been synonymous with hope for spiritual rebirth I CZS SHOWER CURTAINS in llorah soit pastels Ration Calendar (By The Associated Press) Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Canned Fish, Canned Milk Red stamps Q-5. R-S and S-5 valid for 10 points through March 31. T-5 through X-S valid through April 28 Y-5.

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Ration unci resurrection. Todav, in World War II, the symbol of this hope tiie Cross is on every battlefront where men fight for the rebirth of freedom from tyranny. On Easter, 1945, hundreds of chaplains, whose collars bear the emblem of the Cross, will set up Crosses on makeshift frontline altars. But the Cross today is constantly with the men who fight for God and country, as it has been throughout history. It is in the foxholes, under battle-grimed clothing; it is fingered on tiny prayer books our men carry with them, and on Easter cards sent by those back home.

It is the symbol of Free French, and the banner of DeGaulle. In flaming red, it is a sign the sick and wounded are being cared for. And wherever Englishmen in uniform go into battle, three versions of the Holy Cross form their banner, for the Union Jack bears the Crosses of St. George, St. Andrew and St.

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wherever Allied fighting men go, tli Cross goes with them. This religious service, under loaded suns, ready for battle, was caught by the camera as dawn broke upon the Cross in the bow of a Coast Guard combat cutter protecting a convoy. Patrick. It has ahvas been that From the earliest days of Christianity the sign of the Cross was Jos. Scalone RUFFLED DRAPERIES received slight facial wounds on March 19 in Germany, the war department informed the father, Attorney James M.

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-L im a QOW curtains k. and a password. Those who Jjjgg Jrj YfCLT made this sign were resisting op-: pression that might be compared1 from Pae with Nazi and Japanese tyranny company chaplain. Fiehtins men who set out toi had been manager 398 Home on furlough the last of "it Proxleaf" finish wUi lilt VAII, a January, Schaller had been in of -f ana ctj. plate your color schemi.

combat with the 80th Infantry of Patton's Third army less than a tore four rescue their Ilolv Land in el the Newark Moore's KING'S FOURTH FLOOR OTHERS at 1 ''8 month when he was wounded. At the culmination of his furlough II Crusades carried the Cross as a standard. Pope Martin II, in 1095, asked "such as are going to fight for Christianity put the sign of the Cross upon his garments." The Cross of Lorraine was here, young Schaller reported to Fort George G. Meade, years when he was inducted into the service in September, 1943. He was assigned to the Infantry and trained at Camp Adair.

before being transferred to Fort Ord, where II JWU- itunARSE adopted by Godfrey of Lorraine the first was shipped overseas, last leader of one "sense for COUGHS Their Cross is still uspd'-ay sane? reside in Charlotte, S. C. 1 Wounded for the second time during his South Pacific tour of duty. Marine William Rico was able to notify his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Rico, of 254 South Sixth street of an injury to his left eye, caused by a shell fragment before the war department telegram reached them. Cpl. Rico wrote first on March 9 from a hospital in the South Pacific and said he was wounded on Iwo Jima after 16 days of fighting. They have since received another letter in which the marine stated he had been moved to a hospital in Hawaii and was making normal improvement, although he still could not see much out of his left eye. A former employe of the Newark Stove company, Rico enlisted in the Marine corps on March 5, 1943, and trained at Parris Island, S.

Quantico, and Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, prior to going to the South Pacific. He has participated in most of the heavy combat since the beginning of the fighting in the South Pacfic area. Quoting from his letter, "I have seen most of my buddies killed." Cpl. Rico was wounded previously at Saipan on July 19. Cpl.

James M. Schaller, 20. due to C01DS today in a modern crusade for1 A native of Bmghamton, N. health on tuberculosis seals. where the infantryman spent his When tiie first a early life, he is survived by his reached Jerusalem in 1099.

the! mother, Mrs. Anna Scalone, of proceedings got out of hand, and Binghamton: four sisters and six there was a terrible massacre of i brothers, four of whom are in the DIAPERWITE cleanses and deodorizes diapers without boiling HwyVefatjIly wnere he was immediately as- signed overseas. A graduate of Newark high school in 1942, Schaller was in- I ducted into service in March, i 1943. while working at the Ow- ens-Corning. He studied radar TWO MILLION POUNDS FEATHERBE0S NEEDED Our boys need featherfilled sleeping bags, flying suits and pillows.

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Susie Touvell, 46 North Williams street, received a telegram Saturday informing her that her son, SSgt. James (Bob) Chrisman has been missing in action since March 7 in France. tne city innabitants. But the Cross stopped the bloody spectacle when a procession of priests appeared with a piece of the True Cross raised on high. The Cross also became a symbol of the spread of civilization.

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KING'S FOURTH FLOOR HOUSEHOLD ODORS er Engineering company at time of his enlistment in the army on Aug. (5, 1342. He had previously been graduated from Homer high school. Also an infantryman. Chrisman was attached to the Seventh army in France.

He had been overseas less than a year. Training with the inlantrv was received at Tule Lake. Calif. TSgt. Virgil Bratton, resident of Hebron until six years ago when his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bratton, moved to North Carolina, was slightly wounded in action in Germany on March 9, the parents have notified the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bratton, at Glen-ford.

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It was used in the wilderness by Joliet and Marquette, and raised above the tiled ''uftnpf of California settlements by Spanish missionaries. The Cross was used publicly as a -vmbol of Christianity under iistar.tine. whose conversion is Miributed to his vision of the Cross in the sky with the words 'in this conquer" on the eve of his victory in a battle in 312. Bv the fifth century, it was an almost universal sign of good. As Tortullian had explained some 300 years before: "At each jour-rev and progress, at each coming in and going out, at the putting ft) of shoes, at the bath, at meals at the kindling of lights, at bedtime, at sitting down, whatsoever occuoation engages as.

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