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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
NEWS

A large congregation was pres
ent at our Communion Service,
10:45 A. M, Sunday, Feb. z. Rev.
B. N. Moore delivered a BETTING
and instructive sermon, ''Drink Ye
All of It." Christ's Expression at
the Last Supper. Matthew 1921.
Significant of Self Examination.
What Duties Have We Left Undone
or Into What New Follies Run.
Are We Whole or Part Time Chris
tians?
Mr.. Andrew Brent and Miss
Marie Holloway joined church.
Among the many visitors were
PFC Hyland Ashmore, Newark,
N. j.; Stokes W. Holloway, Camp
Lockett, Calf; PFC Alfred E.
White, Robert Lamb, New Orleans,
La; Reginald Anderson, Corp. Ma
thaniel Hardy, Sgt. Albert Harper,
Fl. Leonard Wood, Mo.
Feb. ID, Founders and Brother
hood Sunday. DR.. A. Hilmar Nor
UNI, retired Presbyterian pastor
of Minneapolis, will preach at II
a. m. He has had wide experience
in the field of race relation. At
p. m. service. Exchange of pulpits.
Rev. F. A. Spong of Calvary Evan
gelical Church and Choir, at St.
James, Rev. B. N. Moor and Choir
at Calvary.
The Negro history week. Open
ing service at p. M, Feb. ID, was
exceptionally we'll attended. Spon-
sored by the Young People of our
combined churches. Mrs. Bertha
King, chairman; Mrs. Josephine
Hagen, assistant. Rev. Isaac Fisher,
the guest speaker, thrilled his audi
ence with his message of warning,
advice and information. Subject:
"Be Proud of the Rich Heritage
of Your Race and Reach for the
Highest Degree of Perfection, etc. "
Buy War Bonds
st. James Young People will fell
low in service with the young peo-
pie of Calvary Evan. Church, $50
Sunday, Feb. 14-Charles H. Miller.
Pilgrim Baptist Notes: The
Bring Your Bible" series of SER
mons will continue through the
43rd chapter of Isaiah on Sunday
morning. Sunday nights subject is
"This Thing Is From Me-"
We have a great need at Pilgrim
to build the attendance at the night
services, not because the attend
ance is so low but because the at
mosphere at night is so filled with
a spiritual intimacy and a quiet,
peaceful air of holiness. It may be
that evening has a natural air of
quietness; it may be that there is
not so much hustle and hustle to
get out at night; it may be that
the people who attend at night are
those who are strongest in spiritual
power, but whatever it may be,
night services are rich in spiritual
food. All of US should come out and
take home our share. Surprise
yourself and attend services Sun
day night. Come early for B.Y.P.U.
Wanda Owens, Reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Flies 1,soo Mile. for soldiers Wants

An indication Of the hobbies in
drlged in by the doughboys on duty
In the Australian bush country and
In the islands Of the Southwest Pa
cific may be cleaned from the list
Of articles which Red Cross field di-
rectors have bought in Australia for
them. Flying in an army transport
plane a distance Of $500 miles to
the nearest shopping center, Field
Director Peter Croes spent $1,000
on monographs and records, lighter
fluids and fints, silk floss and. of
all things, embroidering needles; for
the men at Port Darwin. Field Di-
rector Jimmy Stewart-no relative
Of the movie scarborough back
from Australia such sundries as har-
monicas, pocket knives for whiting,
bingo games and horseshoes to Port
Moresby. Field Director John Car.
ney's post in New Caledonia is
'fisherman's paradise, so his list con-
sisted Of handlines, sinkers, feath-
cred lures and hooks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Dubois Urges Inner Organization
w. E. B. Du Bots in Amsterdam IN. " News.

T. B. N.
Let not then think this disaster
other lost battle of the Color Line that that
It lost battle for that reorganization life industry
the pledge and the only pledge that this world will plunged
another disastrous in generation
What Negroes do about this? enough that
plead and agtate although dd publicity their
continual place in is not sensible to threat
Of the nation has business making idle threats
dominant that we turn
the matter of inner organization We
hard that have effective organizations
uplf The womens which
work generation almost dead The churches their
crusade against and their efforts alleviate
The push toward better education through teachers has
almost died the midst of
all have turned faces nationwide
ton cooperation only path to industrial and
political equality.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Paint Protects Insulating Boards

Painting commercial insulating
board used in poultry houses pro-
tects the material from injury due
to picking by the birds. While ex-
periments at the New Jersey Agri-
cultural Experiment station indicate
that gray paint is most effective,
Professors Gross and Besley recon-
mend paint that makes a hard,
glossy surface, regardless of color.
They advise two or three coats to
insure the desired film thickness.
Paint technologists suggest that the
first coat should be a primer-sealer
to seal the surface so that following
coats Of paint or enamel do not sink
in. Loose fibers seem to encourage
picking, so only the harder boards
should be used.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Exit Interviews on Leaving Jobs

Employees Of many Of the federal
agencies who give notice" now I'M
dergo "exit'' interviews to deter
mine specific reasons for their resig-
nations. In substantial number Of
cases, employees change their minds
after the interview and return to
work. Purpose Of the interviews,
endorsed by the U. S. Civil Service
commission, is to reduce employee
turnover by correcting unfavorable
conditions where possible, and to
decrease costs Of recruiting and
training, especially in the Washing
ton, D. c., area. The exit inter-
view attempts to determine whether
unfavorable housing facilities, trans
portation difficulties, bad physical
conditions of work or other factors
aside from the job itself-caused
the employee to want to leave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Stone From Bombed Cathedral

The little town of Minnipa, Central
Eyre peninsula, South Australia, is
treasuring a piece Of red sandstone
from the bombed cathedral Of Eng
lands Coventry. This is to be built
into the Church of St. John soon to
be erected there-the first Anglican
church in that huge district. De-
spite drouths, depleted population
because Of war and war work, and
with so little time to spare, a gallant
handful Of people are working with
faith and enthusiasm to build this
church of their dreams, and open it
free of debt. Already $975 has been
generously given by a resident of
Southport, England, and too, from
that far off Motherland have come
various beautiful gifts for the in
terror of the church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
CARD OF THANKS
and daughters.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness shown
us at the death of our dear mother,
Everline Collins.
We are grateful for the COM
forting messages of sympathy and
the beautiful floral offerings sent.
We especially thank Rev. j. C.
Claybourne and Rev. H. C. Boyd for
their kind words and also the choir
for their sweet music.
Collins Family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors who
were so kind to US during the re-
cent death of our dear husband and
father, Dayton Cuff. We are also
grateful for the beautiful floral
offerings and contributions. Special
thanks to Rev. q. W. Bolts and the
Johnnie Baker Post, American Le-
gion.
Mrs. Juanita Cuff
and daughters.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
But Little Real Action

French Somaliland and its all
important city of Djibouti-capital,
port and rail terminus-have expe-
rienced changing threats but little
real action in recent years. Front
door for the commerce of Ethiopia,
land-locked behind it, the French
colony kept its garrisons alert when
Italian invaders overran Ethiopia
. in 1885. Late in 1899 France sta
toned warships and additional troops
around Djibouti against the growing
threat of Italian troops massed on
theN colony's western border.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Dream Ship

o, I have notion,
AS big as an ocean,
But have no seas,
To sail my ideas,
And so my great tanker,
Has never weighed anchor,
And thus are my schemes,
Locked in a harbor Of dreams.
My ship is held fast, .
But I still climb her mast,
And with far telescope,
Seek new isles Of hope,
Lest someday her sails
Are filed with great gales,
That find me unready to ride
Opportunities billowy tide.
My boat, fore and aft,
Is a far better craft
Than many a vessel afoat.
And so in my log I must note:
They have layed an embargo
On all ships with cargo
Of faith, hope and charity -
The sea is reserved for barbarity.
o, my ship has a keel,
Which no longer must feel
Rusted, and lost to sea;
At dawn We'll be free,
And sailing the main
To the Isle of Begin-Again;
If life's an ocean, seven-line,
One of those seas must be mine!
James T. Logan.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appre-
citation to our friends and neigh
bors for the bountiful floral offer
ings, messages of coincidence, do
nation of cars and other acts of
kindness during our recent be-
reavement.
Rev. T. B. Stovall
and Family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12
Condemns Behaviour of
Youngsters at Faust
Theatre

701 Carroll Ave-,
St. Paul, MINI.
Feb. 5, 1913.
Editor: The Twin Cities have
long been in need of an organiza-
ton like the Council of Negro Or
CARNATIONS. We are hoping that
they will pay a visit to the Faust
Theatre, especially some Friday
night or on Sunday and note the
behavior of our future colored
Americans.
One night we sat through a
whole show hoping to catch one
complete sentence of the dialogue,
it was impossible. We settled back
into our seats peacefully 1--WE
thought) to enjoy the midnight
show, thinking these teen age and
under teen age youngsters would
be going home. Well, a few stray
gled out, but not the noisy ones.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12

themselves the charge that they have selfish motive But
every rermer because is edent that right benefits
advocate along with everybody ee The people who live glass
mpugnng motives divert attention from the principle
and they conceal their selfserving projects
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Draft Board Survey
Begun 10 Find Extent
OF Fake Illnesses

In view of reports that many men
are "feigning or inducing symptoms
Of physical incapacity to dodge mill
tary service" House Military
Affairs Subcommittee started today
Nationwide survey of draft boards
to determine the extent of such
practices.
AS a preliminary step. the sub
committee studied draft board rec
ords in the District, at Fort Myer
and the Surgean Generals Once
and reported that an exceptionally
large number of men here had been
placed in the 4-F class, unable to
serve because of disability, and that
"dlsproportionate number" had
been disqualified by examining
physicians as "psychoneurotics."
1t was understood that several
Washington men deferred for mental
or nervous instability were found to
be holding responsible and we'll
paying jobs.
Data and statistics assembled, said
the subcommittee, pointed to the
necessity of the immediate extern
sion Of the survey to include studies
OF draft board records in numerous
selected areas, both industrial and
residential, throughout the country"
Information collected so far show
ed about 8 per cent of the reflections
were based on mental defects, and
of those some 40 per cent were be-
callSe Of "yarioDS ppopifo CT n tio~- ~
psychoneurosis. The subcommittee
is headed by Representative Costello,
Democrat, of California.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
0strow Named 10 Head
New Denial Aide Class

Dr., A. Harry Ostrow, director Of
the Bureau of Dental Services for
the District Health Department, has
been named to head a new class for
dental aide trainees which held its
preliminary meeting today at the
Health Department.
A complete schedule for the class,
DR.. Ostrow said. will depend on the
number Of applicants. The duties
of the aides will be to receive pa
tents, answer telephones, keep rec
ords and sterilize instruments.
Volunteers for dental aide training
may file applications at the Civilian
Defense Volunteer booth at Four
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV or at the main Office, 1924
F street NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Hurricane Batters Texas;
Loss Put at S2,000,00O
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON. Tex, July 28.-A hur-
ricane that cut a swath along the
Texas gulf coast was subsiding to-
day.
The only reported death was that
OF a 5-year-old colored child,
drowned in a ditch. About 40 per-
sons were injured
The damage yesterday was heavy
at Houston, estimated al $1,000, 900
at Galveston and at the same figure
for the Goose Greek, Baytown, Pelly
tri-cities area.
Terrific winds averaged IS miles
an hour, bettered 100 miles an hour
Evening star., 1943-07-28
price Situation
Brings Tempest
In Fruit Cup
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The market in pears is confused
because the packers Of fruit cocktail
are waiting to buy maraschino cher
ries from farmers who are waiting
for a price increase
With this picture in mind, the
Office of Price Administra ton
sought yesterday a formula TO un-
tangle the situation.
OPA suggested that cherry grow
ers sell the fruit under a contract
which will determine the price later
on, so that the packers of fruit
cocktail can go ahead with their
business, which incidentally includes
buying pears.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

in gusts and even reached a velocity
of 1872 miles an hour at the Houston
Municipal Airport.
Streets of the storm-hit cities
we're Uttered with wreckage and
broken glass. Hundreds of pine
trees were uprooted and crashed into
houses.
Men, women and children who
we're made homeless when wind
wrecked trailer camps and shacks
found refuge in public buildings.
Some downtown streets of Calves
ton we're filled iaip-deep with bay
water. Broken power lines blacked
out the entire city last night.
So you want Toxic bombed again
Well, bombs cost money. 50 help buy
some with War bonds and stamps.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
james to PIuy Army Calls

HOLLYWOOD (P,.-The Army,
which wants only the best for its
boys, has asked Irumpeter Harry
James to make some recordings
which will be played over public
address systems at training camps.
So the James trumpet will blow
all the Army bugle calls.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Koncentriranje
ZaveZniSke NOR
narice v Afriki
v afriskih pristanisSih Sc
koncentrira velika pomor-
ska sila "a napad ma Ita-
lilo.

STOCKHOLM, Svedska, %.
junija. - Berlinska porocila
naznanjajo, da so priplule V
Sredozemsko morje ameriske
bojne ladje, XII SO Sc pridruzile
tamosnji angleski "invazijski
mornarici."
LONDON %. junija. - Po-
rocila IL Europe naznanjajo, da
je odplula italijanska mornari-
ca, XII Sc je doslej tiscala v var
nih pristanih, ven ma morje, in
sicer V svrho, da Sc spopade z
zaveznisko mornarico in da pre-
kriza zavezniske invazijske ma
crte, ali pa da 81 najde varnej-
Sc zavetisce V drugih italian
skin lukah. Pc dosedanjih "u-
spehih'" italijanske mornarice
sodec, SO Anglezi mnenie, da je
laska mornarica odpotovala v
varnejse luke, ne pa ma boj z
zavezniskimi pomorskimi edini-
cami.
Znano je, da je bill velik del j.
talijanske mornarice zasidran v
italijanski luki Speziji, katero
so nedavno silno bombardiralj
ameriSki bombniki.
Zadnja porocila naznanjaio,
da je neprestano silno bombar-
diranje ameriskih in angleskih
bombnikov povzrocilo veliko po-
manjkanje vode ma Siciliji, kier
DO vlada vodo racionirala.
Dale so zavezniske bombe
silno razbile in porusile vse jaw
ne naprave v Siciliji, kjer je
zdaj vse mosko prebivalstvo "a
posleno podminiravanjem po-
tt in obali ter utrjevalnimi de-
Ii v obrambo invazije, O kateri
svarl vse italijansko casopisje,
da bo vsak trenutek udejstve-
ma, ker so Zavrsili zavezniki "a
MO vse predpriprave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03

Italia - brlog moralniIl propalic

je dekleta v starosti Cd 18 do
20 let. - --. .. T.. 49,. ...-
Teh As slovenskih deklet je)
poslalo spomenico soprogi pred
sednika Roosevelta, XII med dru-
gim .pravi tole:
"Slovenska dek1eta smo svo-
ia bedna zivljenja takorekoe "a
kljucila. Ali v imenu ostalih slo-
venskih deklet in zena najod-
locnejse protestiramo proti bar
barskemu nasilju, XII ga laska
soldateska izvaja mad slovenski-
mi dekleti. Vedite, da sadisticni
laski pokvarjenci mnozestveno
posiljujejo slovenska dekleta in
to ma nacine, XII jih nj mogoce
izraziti v dostojni druzbi. 2
zeblji in bajoneti so v mnogih
slucajih laski bandit deflorirali
mlada slovenska dekleta in jih
mucili ma najogabnejse nadine
Ia spomenica, XII je ena sa-
ma obtozba celotne laske rase,
polna strahot in sramote, bo 60
tovo definitivno zaprla usta
vsem tistim laskim kricacem v
Ameriki, XII jih vodi grof Sfor-
"a in XII poskusajo lazmi in
zavajanjem resnice, prepleskati
laska grozodejstva pred anne
risko javnostjo. Dejanja so pac
pomembnejsi dokaz, kakor pa
VISA jalova protifasistovska ko-
kodakanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
DAVlSOVA IZJAVA o
SODELOVANJU z
RUSIJO

NEW York, %. junija. - Jo-
seph E. Davies, bivsi ameriski
poslanik v Moskvi, je danes IL
Javil, da sta tako mir kakor
zmaga nemogoca brez Rusije in
da je Rusija prevelika, da bi Sc
10 kratkomalo prezrlo v povoj-
mem planiranju.
e..'V w tel vojni ne more biti go
tove image brez Rusije," je re
kel Davies. "In pray tako ne
more biti nobene povojne sta
bilnosti in ueinkovitega povoj-
mega miru brez Rusije. Russia
je vse prevelika, da bi Sc jo
kratko malo prezrlo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Kriza jugoslovanske
Wade

LONDON, "a. junija (ONA).
- Kriza V jugoslavski vladi v
Londonu je logicna posledica
zavezniske politike napram VIA
dam v izgnanstvu, namrec po-
skus, da Sc ojaci notranja CRU
pacija, tako da bi V odlocilnem
trenotku mogle zadostiti svojim
lastnim in zavezniskim ciljem.
Jugoslovanska vlada Lon
donu spada med one, katerih
ravnotezje je najbolj prizadeto.
Izvzemsi emo, precej bledo de-
klaracijo Wade generala Simo-
vica, jugoslovanska vlada V IL
gnanstvu sploh Sc nj dolocila
smernic svoje politike. L. tega
sledi, da Sc nikdar nj dosegla
zadostne harmonic, da bi S!
mogla ustvariti program svojih
poslov. Ko je V mesecu janua-
arju 1943 Jovanovic sestavil
svojo drugo vlado, zopet nj mo-
gel izdati deklaracije.
sele pred padcem druge Jova-
noviceve Wade, je bila zadnji
cetrtek sprejeta izjava, "a ka-
tero so glasovale vse skupine V
vladi. Tukajsnji krogi sodijo, da
je izjava brezbarvna, vendar pa
v natelu jugoslovanska. Ia de-
klaracija vsebuje torej kon-
struktivno barvo "a nadalnje
delo.
Po sprejetju deklaracije je
prislo ma vrsto vprasanje oseb-
nosti predsednika Jovanovica.
Rrezdvomno je, da so Hrvati,
gg. KrnJeVlc in Sutej, glasoVali
proti Jovanovicu. Kakor slu-
caju padca predsednika genera
la Simovica, so 81 bile vse sku-
pine ma jasnem le v tenn, ka,j
porusiti, nobene soglasnosti pa
nj bio o tenn, kdo maj sestavi
novo vlado. Tukajsnji objektiv-
nj krogi SO opazili, da je to de-
klaracijo objavila ambasada in
da je v njej tudi povedano, da
je vlada po glasovanju morala
odstopiti. Mnogi mislijo, da je
ambasada objavila to deklaraci-
jo namenom, da pokaze, da SO
hrvaski elani v vladi, akoravno
so sprejeli pro jugoslovansko
deklaracijo, krivi padca Wade.
Glasom nasih vesti il Londo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Zahvala

Ne morem drugaee kakor Sc
pray lepo zahvaliti vsem mojim
stevilnim prijateljem "a prese-
necenje "a moi SO. rojstni dan,
ker nisem nikoli kaj takega
pricakoval, "a kar Sc moran
vsem prav lepo zahvaliti, po-
sebno pa moji soprogi, ker .je
toliko skupaj spravila.
zato pa Sc vsem pray prisrc-
no zahvaljujem, kar vas je. pri-
slo cd blizu in dalec, da smo Sc
skupaj malo poveselili. Lepa
hvala vsem in vsakemu posebei
"a krasna darila in vesm tt
stim, XII so kaj pomagali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Urednikouja
po$ta
Progresivne Slovenke, kro.
EEK st. 1

EEK st. l
Cleveland, Ohio. - Cenjene
clanice:
Mesec julij Sc nam je pribli-
zal. Moi namen je, da vas opo-
zorim ma mas skupni bazar, XII
ga bo glavni odbor z vsemi
krozki, priredil ma 18. julia ma
prostem, ma vrtu Slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave.
Tiste clanice, XII so ze oblju-
bile, da bodo kaj daroyale "a ia
bazar, kot tudi one clanice, kl
Sc niste udelezile zadnje seize, Sc
opozarja, da ako vam je mogo-
&c, da prineste svoje prispevke
ma prihodnjo sejo, XII Sc vrsi 6.
julia, da DO nam mogoce vede-
ii kaj imamo v rokah "a bazar.
Nj potrebno, da darujete ravno
rocna della. Smo zadovoljne, da
prinesete kar hocete -. pred
pasnik, ali robce, ali &c hocete
prinesti kake zivali, kanarcke.
zajcke, it'd. Recimo, da bi daro-
vail zivali, YAM nj treba ne sejo
nosit, je dobro samo, da nam
sporocite.
Nase cenjene clanice pa pro-
simo, da blagovolijo vzeti ma
znanje, da ne slime, da bi ka-
terra kaj prinesla. &c hocete kaj
darovati il vase proste wolfe, je
dobro, &c pa ne, pa ne bo "a
mere.
Vsak krozek bo incl svoj
prostor i'll svojo trgovino. Vsak
krozek DO po svoje odlocal v
kaksne svrhe Sc bo darovalo.
Obenem prosim elanice, da bi
vsaka ma svoje darilo zapisala
ceno, oziroma koliko jo komad
'stane, da DO odboru lahko in hi
treje slo delo naprej, da Sc vse
kmalu uredi.
Torej, elanice, Sc enkrat vas
prosim, da Sc udelezite prihod-
ME mesecne seje, XII Sc vrsi v
torek, 6. julia, oh 8. uri I'VE
Ger.
Frances Wolf, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-03
Vesti il Slovenije
Izpred vojaskega sodisca
Cutro, dine 25. marca 1913 v
izvirnem besedilu)

Vojasko vojno sodisce vrhov-
mega poveljnistva oborozenih sill
Observation-Disclosures, odsek Ljub-
llama, je izreklo naslednjo sod
DO v zadevi proti Ignaciju Mi
klicu, rojenemu v Vidmu II.
maja |. 1909, bivajocemu v Vid-
mu, nahajajocem Sc v begstvu.
Obtozjen je bill prevratne
zdruzbe, ker je ma cesti pri Vid-
mu in ma podrocju Korinja v
neugotovljenem casu do 10. no.
vembra |. 1912 sodeloval pri
zdruzbi, naperjeni "a nasilni
prevrat politienega, gospodar-
skega in druzabnega reda v dr.
zavi; pripadnistva oborozenemu
krdelu, ker je v istih okolisei-
nah sodeloval pri oborozenem
krdelu, ustanovljenen z name,
nom izvrsevanja zlocinov proti
varnosti drzave; nedovoljene
nose orozja in municije.
L teh razlogov je sodisce Mi
klica spoznalo "a krivega pripi-
sanih mu zlocinov in ga obsodi-
10 v dosmrtno jeco z vsemi "a
konitimi posledicami, vkljucno
trajni preklic opravljanja jaw
nih sluzb ter zakoniti preklic "a
yes cas- kazni, ma placilo raz-
pravnih stroskov in vzdrzeva-
MIA v zaporu.