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i November 10, 1 94 ill STAR, 0 A A A fJr.iedsy.. Hcvefobgr 10, 1943 lope Star i. Prmlowit AIM, H. WA5M1UHN, Editor ami MUhlwr trttwwd os sscend ctess matter at the at Hope, Arkansas, under the 7 Act of Moreh 3, 1897. Associate Ptfst Enterprise Ass'n.

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no newspaper had a circulation 1,000. SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Combined Operations: Based on the FROM THE OFflCIAt BY WILLIAM (C They began a kind of guerilla warfare. NABLE to win mastery of the air, the Nazis hesitated after the blitz of London to invade the British Isles. A lull in land fighting ensued, and the main armies no longer in contact, as they had been on the continent before Dunkirk. England seized this opportunity to engage in a kind of amphibious guerilla warfare, The navy would convoy bands of up and down the Commandos learn the lore of the sea.

These men were formed into Independent Companies and specially trained. They were denied the normal sources of supply. They were complete units to be contained in a ship which was their home and floating base, and could be moved anywhere in a short time, ready for immediate companies were later succeeded by the so-called Special Service Battalions, which still coast of enslaved Europe, from Bordeaux to Narvik, to later, were transformed into the Commandos as they are harass, destroy, sabotage and and to re- today. Because they work in close cooperation with tlic cruit free men for the service of thVr governments in were established in which they learned the exile, to take up arms against the common foe. customs, habits, outlook and ways of life of the sailor.

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They are individual soldiers Commandos arc taught to get.in and out of small boats in all kinds of weather, if necessary carrying full equipment with firearms held above water. They are made familiar with every portable weapon the soldier uses, from Tommy gun to three-inch mortar and anti-tank rifle. They must carry and be able to use high for destruction of buildings and bridges, Bangalore torpedoes for ripping out barbed wire obstacles, to hunt down and destroy tanlis and their crews. The Commando becomes not a specially trained soldier, but a trained soldier who is required to do everything to himself. Schooled for attack Finally, the young Commando is taught to appreciate its fullest extent the meaning anil value of friendship to in war.

1-3? is encouraged to-do everything with a friend and to regard himself as being one of a team of two. jack always falls in beside John. If Jack is a Bren Gunner or an anti-tank rifleman, John is his number two and handles the magazines. If Jack is on K. John bears a hnnd.The trainers of the Commandos foster and cherish friendships so that they may know that their men will light not with steel only, but with ecrarig united (Continued tomorrow) BUSINESS Bv Her5hberger By J.

R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hbople OUT OUR WAY DOW'T LECTURE. AT As TIME LIKE MV HIP'S OUT OF SOCKET, 1 TELL YOU--I CANS'T MOVE CALL TH' DOC QUICK-- YOU'LL BREAK IT OFF. IT PEDALED DRCCTTED IOO KEARIMG TlAE PLfxCB IF TWE FOR HOVJ IT HOAAE.OSiTHE WHY DlDM'T VOU TAKE OF THE THINGS UP WHEN GOlWG SOME OF THOSE THIMCSS ARE YOURS. THAT YOU- ABOUT 50 PERPETUPxU LMGS GOT HOT 8O SOU HOPS ON MOO THAT LEW 3 WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY "I never heard you mention the term before the war, but now your excuse for everything is that you must keep up your morale!" maybe I can get a furlough By Walt Disney Bringing Home the Bacon! Leslie But Definitely Wmh Tubbt X.

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OFF. HOPE A ft, HOPE, ARKANSAS Yes, it is twenty-five years since the end of World War and we commemorate that Armistice in the middle of another, more critical, world wide conflict. A whole new generation has grown up since 1918 to find themselves living through what formerly they knew only through the pages of history books. Nevertheless, that generation and the rest of us have been living all these years as free individuals, while across the seas have grown up terroristic dictatorships. We have learned to value true democracy more highly than ever before, and those who have threatened it causing this bitter battle, will never again dare risk the overpowering reproach we are visiting upon them.

This war is demanding more of us than the last war; it is the business of every democracy-loving citizen of the United States! Our goals are more clearly defined, and our staunch belief in the rightness of our cause is daily more intensified. We are determined that no matter how much it takes we and our Allies are going to be the victors! For that reason we are devoting our energies to the fullest capacity in working and serving on our home and production fronts. That task, and our purchase of War Bonds and Stamps are our across-the-earth handclasp with our courageous boys who are sacrificing so much more fighting and dying on faraway battle fields. We are set on making the Armistice to come more glorious, more secure, than the Armistice of 1918. It must'; be the inauguration of a new and better, truly lasting peace.

That is our pledge this November llth to our democratic way of life, and to all our heroes who have fought in years past and are fighting now to preserve it. This Patriotic Holiday Message Sponsored by the Following Merchants: Help Hope Celebrate ARMISTIC DAY Thursday, November 11, 1943 All Business Houses Closed IO A. M. to 2 P. M.

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Our dollars give our boys the tanks, guns, ships and planes to see them through to Victory. Our mo.ney will be re- turned with interest after Victory. Our boys cannot wait. Their LIVES must be protected NOW; that all our war dead shall not have died in vain! ass--.