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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Catholic u. Law Group
Addressed by Gen. Cramel

Maj Gen. Myron C. Cramer, judge
advocate general of the Army, last
night outlined military law and
court-martial procedure at the final
conference of the Catholic Uni
versity Law School in Mcmahon
Hall.
Associate Supreme Court Justice
Felix Frankfurter presented cash
prizes to students who made the
three highest grades in the course
of trust law and emblems to those
taking top places in a court trial
contest.
Those who got the cash prizes
were Arthur G. Grunke, SIS: Pa
rricia A. Hallenback, $40, and Floyd
P, Zailckas and Thomas Gibbons.
tied for third prize of S. Keys were
given to Miss Hallenback. Timothy
U. Dillon and James E. Greeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
ID Casualties, 8 Dead,
Announced by Navy

BY The Associated Press.
The Navy announced today IA
casualties in naval forces, including
8 dead, wounded and 2 missing.
That brings to 24,945 the total of
Navy. Marine Corps and Coast Guard
casualties reported to next of kin
since December Z, 194l. The grand
total includes 1902 dead, 4,672
wounded and 1901 missing.
There were no names of Washing
ton area men on the list announced
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Allied bombers Fire
Jap Airdrome and
Wharf Area at Babo
Flames Visible 80 Miles
As Airmen Return
From New Guinea
By the Associated Press.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, May 1l.-Allied bomb
ers last night rained explosives on
the japanese airdrome and wharf
area at Babo, Dutch New Guinea,
int1icting heavy damage.
Returning flyers reported explo-
sions set off by their bombs were
so violent that the upthrust of air
lifted their bombers.
At least three grounded enemy
aircraft, and probably many more,
were destroyed. The noon commu-
nique from Gen. Douglas Near
thurs headquarters said 20 separate
fires, believed to be burning planes,
indicated widespread destruction
and damage"
Oil Tank Area Hit.
Hits also were scored in the oil
tank area and along the water front.
The ensuing conf1agration still was
visible to the airmen when they were
80 miles away on their homeward
flight.
AS the raiding Catalinas raced
away through heavy antiaircraft fire
from this enemy air and shipping
stronghold on McCluer Gulf, $500
miles northwest of the Allied base
at Port Moresby, they strafed the
town and dipped down to machine
gun coastal vessel of Kaimana.
The japanese struck at three Al
lied points yesterday. Nine fighter
planes attacked the aerial outpost
at Millingimbi, 300 miles east of
Darwin. Two and probably three of
the Zeros were destroyed. but one
of the five intercepting Spithres was
lost.
Attack on Convoy Fails.
Soon afterward three Zeros at
tackled small Allied convoy off the
coast of Millingimbi, but the ships
guns damaged one and drove away
the others.
Raids also were made on Milne
Bay and on Mappi post. Each was
described by the communique as
harmless.
Allied bombers and fighters raided
nearly dozen other japanese
points. Two enemy motor launches
were destroyed in the Serwatoe Riv-
er on Trangan Island in the Aroe
group and surface craft in Kimbre
Bay. New Britain, were bombed and
strafed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
State Funeral Ordered
For Lake linen Leader
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 11.-Gen. Won
Observation-Disclosures, in command of
German infantry on the Lake linen
sectoF of the Russian front a year
ago, died Sunday of serious ILL
ness,Y the German radio said last
night in a broadcast heard by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion. -
The broadcast said Adolf Hitler
has ordered a state funeral. The
general, a veteran of the last war.
commanded the German bridgehead
south of Lake linen, which was
encircled by the Russians for
months" during the winter of 1912,
the report said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Loiterine' at Kelly Field
DepIored by THONGS
BY the Associated Press.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May IL
Representative Thomas, Republican,
of New Jersey, of the House Military
Affairs Committee, told newspaper
men at a press conference yesterday
that at Kelly Field there is more
lettering than I have seen in any
industrial plant
The warehouse section and pos
sibly the machine shops at Kelly
Field. he said, were in his opinion
greatly overstaffed.
Mr.. Thomas has been making an
inspection of military installations
in the San Antonio area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Examinations Slated
For Scholarship

The annual competitive examina-
ton for the four-year scholarship to
Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
will be held at the college Satur-
day, with the first session beginning
at $50 a m. and the second session
beginning at 100 pm. Luncheon
will be served the contestants.
Winner of the scholarship will be
announced May Is. To be eligible
to compete Saturday. student must
rank one or two in the class of 1943
and be recommended by her prin-
cipal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Tovey Warns Nozis
May Send Out Fleet

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May ia warning
that the German surface feet might
come out of its hiding places soon
for action was given yesterday by
Admiral Sir John Tovey. former
commander of the British home
fleet, in farewell address aboard
the flagship before leaving for his
new post as commander of a naval
shore base.
Berlin announced in January that
Admiral Karl Doenitz had been
made supreme commander of the
Germany Navy. Fleet units are re-
ported in hiding in the Baltic and
at Trondheim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Shirley Temple Gets Role

HOLLYWOOD, May II lP). -
Shirley Temple, who has been alb
sent from the screen for a year and
half, yesterday was assigned a role
in David o. Selznick's production
Since You Went Away" Shirley
now a high school sophomore, was
Is last April %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
WPB Bans Manufacture
OF Fine Yarn Hosiery =

The War Production Board has
prohibited the manufacture of full
fashioned rayon hosiery of very fine
cotton yarns.
The agency said yesterday the
order will eliminate hosiery which
has not proved serviceable or durable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Panama Approves Buses

PANAMA, May II (P)-The Pan
ANA National Assembly yesterday
gave unanimous and final APPROVAL to
a law ratifying an agreement grant,
ing the United States sites for de-
tense bases.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
Men Over 80
To Be Reclassified
Many VIII be Placed In Ia, But
VIII Not Be Called Soon

Men over So lost their special draft
classification today.
SeIective service ordered local
boards to put no more So to 45-year-
old men in class All and to transfer
men now in that classification into
the regular (such as IA. 3-A, AT,
etc.)-but not actually to draft them.
The action has the effect of estab-
fishing an order in which men over
3S would be indicted "if and when the
armed forces determine they can be
used in the military establishment"
as the War Manpower Commission
put it,
The men in All are to be reclassi-
fled on the same basis as younger
men but with special H" designa-
tons. Some will thus be put in IA
CID, 2-B I'D, "a CD, and similar
classes. This procedure, the Man
power Commission explained in a
press release means that men who
have no cause for deferment other
than age will be placed in class LA"
A chief aim of the new order is to
induce men over So to go into farm
ing. The order provides that any man
over 80 who farms now or who takes
up farming by May / shall be re-
classified promptly into the farm de-
ferment classes, &c if single and sc
if married, if he meets the other farm
deferment qualifications Other men
over 80 are to be put into the regular
draft classifications as soon as pos
sible after May l."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
Anniversary Dinner

\ dinner was given on Sunday,
March 7, in honor Of the thirty-second
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
Milford Glass Of Essex. The din
ner was at the home OF their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Glass, at Essex, Md.
Other children present were Mrs.
Earl Winters and daughter, Newport,
r, l.; Nh. and Mrs. Ray Bartell and
daughter, Middle River, Md; Private
James Glass, Cumberland; Johnny
Glass, Of Swanton. Mr.. and Mrs Glass
spent week visiting their children.
A large cake decorated the table.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
Orphans Court Proceedings

The Orphans Court for Garrett
county was in session on Tuesday
morning at which time letters Of ad-
ministration were granted to Mrs
FaDana NJ. Sisson, of Kitzmiller, on
the estate Of her deceased husband,
the late DR.. Robert R. SissQn.
The last will and testament of An
mabel Resi-, deceased, was admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
were issued to her son, Thomas Resi-,
of Accident The will of Mrs. Resi-
was executed April >, 1888, and was
witnessed by A. Claude Stanton,
Vadne P. Stanton and Florence P.
Maurer.
Administration Accounts Passed
Estate of Charles Swiers; first and
final account; Howard c. Riggs, adj
minisrator.
Estate Of Harriet j. Wright; first
and final account; Walter W. Dawson,
administrator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
MARRIED

SOMERYILLE-O'BRIEN-Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel T. O'Bricn. of Swanton,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Myrtle, to Mr.. Bernard A.
Somelvillc, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Someryille, Of Gallipolis, Ohio.
The ceremony was performed Mon
day, February %, in Wellsbmg, w
Va, by the Rev. William j. Prayer.
The bride was attired in victory
blue suit with hat to match and wore
a colsagc Of red rose buds. The cou-
pie will reside in Akron, Ohio,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

Mrs. J. W. Greer, of Alta Vista
Va, is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Kharc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

Charles r. yelling, Jr., Of Cumber-
land, spent the weekend with rela-
tivcs and friends in Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

Single copies of The Republi.
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday az
ternOOn. Price. cents rer copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

The Missionary Society of the
Lutheran church met at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Spear on Tuesday eve
3i,,U
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
LOCAL NEWS

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I"''''' SpI''C ''e "eeN o,i WIN reI"-
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Mrs. ]. w. Greer, of Alta Vista,
Va. is visiting her brotber-in-Iaw and
HIN''i " 4 anu WI . 'o'i'' N''"' G.
The Missionary Society Of the
Lutheran church met at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Spear on Tuesday eve
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Miss Ann Lawrence spent the past
weekend at Western MARYLAND col
Iego, the guest of Miss Nancy Daw-
SON.
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attack at his home, Seventh and
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Howard Wensel. employed in q de-
tense plant at Fllicott CITY, spent a
few DAVIS with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Flovd Wensel south OF town.
MISS Eleanor broadWater' VINO was
III at lAe nome OF hef moIhef' MIS- ~
/. broadwater' Tor the past two weeks.
has returned to Bryn MaWr, IN BATH
MY ana MRS Richard Stemple and
daughter OF Mahahoy CltE' IA were
weekend guests OF the former par
entS, Mr., and Mrs. Grover {. StempIe,
Alder street.
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Mrs. Robert Ruckert and Mrs. Don
aid Sincell entertained a number of
friends at Il dessert bridge at the
home Of the former on Second street,
last Saturday afternoon. Four tables
Proceeds from the Bingo games to
be conducted on Thursday night,
March IS, under the direction of the
American Legion, will be turned over
to the American Red Cross war fund,
it was announced by Earl Soldiers
post commander. The Legion sponsors
bngo games each Thursday night at
the Manhattan hotel.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

Estate Of David A. DcWsr: FIRST
and final account; John w. Dewitt,
administrator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
TO Be Married

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Evelyn Walsh. daughter Of the late
Capt. Joseph A. Walsh, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Walsh, to Sergt. jerry Clinton
Browning, son of Mr.. and Mrs Jere-
miah 0. Browning. of Oakland, viii
take place on Monday, March Is, in
the Sacred Heart Church, Washing
ton Father Charles Repetti viii per-
form the ceremony.
Miss Walsh has chosen Sergeant
Brownng's sister, Mrs. Wiley Green,
as matron Of honor, while Kenneth q.
Walsh, brother of the bride-elect. will
be best man.
Miss Walsh attended the Sacred
Heart Academy. Sgt Browning is a
graduate Of St Johns college, in
Washington, and is now stationed
with the Army Ain Force in Seymour,
Indiana
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

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Mrs. Charles A. Floeglc spent Tues !
day in Cumberland.
Mrs. D. Edward Ofutt and son
Danny were in Cumberland over the F!
weekend.
bcrs Of the Owls Club at his home
this evening.
., iio"''I" way 'or mas returned from |
days this week.
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eral days.
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this week.
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ne IS elHpIoyeo'
John Hansen pmnIovod in tho Man
TN AlfPl"he WORKS. baltimore spent
lhe "eeA-eHd mere win ms moIher'
MIS- Anna hansen
Mr. and zTre CoIov Nov,nan and
Mr., William, pavto, Colonial Inn an
porta a. ,yera bns;nnss visitors ~
OAKLAND "Wednesday,
Jud,,o -Tbor,as T Pisbo4 ,.ot,,,,,od
2Iordav from, Frodo,;ol- ,,.bora bo had
boor with bis danyb+or 2trs AIo,,a,,-
aor Cow for so,,o,al wade
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott NanSickle and
Foster Thomas and members Of his
family, Of the FriendsVille community,
Nondgv
Little Helen Browning, four-year-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

,1vrtu je 'sivel 12oietni orel. sova
'dozivi nekako 30 let. ~
r Ven1ar je znan primer tlfia-
rice, Xxi je stella 40 ast. Glede ma
papige 5e dognano, da je v Flo
renci 'zivela neka papiga 12o let.
Pticipevci, llkakor tskrjandek,
slavtek, kos in Click dosezejo lie
20 let starosti, a kanareki in
vrabci ne dosti vec. 4sto velja
"a golobe in kokosi, a>sgrlice Ii
We baje De enkrat toliko let.
MOI ne doseze vec ko 20 let,
"a kukavica postane stara do SO
let. Caleb in pelikan zivita ne
kaj let mani in storklja se lie $
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

30 leti odpravi b tega sveta. De
postane labod star 70 let, Sc
clovek ne zacudi, toda fee dozivi
gos 80 let, Sc mu zdi neverjet-
no.
Sion dozivi 100 let, a konj 25
let. Skromna je srna, Xii po veci-.
nj ne doeaka vec ko 10 let, a je-
len lie pet let.
Domace zivali kakor pes,
macka in koza, dosezejo navad-
no 'nekaj vecjo starost kakor je-
leni. Zveri " ujetnistvu pa u
tegnejo doseei visoko starost.
Lev docaka t65 let, kar ,se mu v
svobodi brez 'dvoma ne posreci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
Kit Mzvi do 800 let, muha enodnevnica pa lie
>>.~ nekaj dni

V navadi je, da dolocamo sta
rost po stevilu dosezenih let.
Vendar stevilo let nj zmeraj
odlocujoce. Tridesetletni MOI IT,
tegne biti starcek, a kak petde-
setletnik je ko mladenic dusev-
no in telesno Gil. Sestdeset let
tihega, ceprav skrbi polnega
zivljenja nj isto kakor sestde-
set let nemirnega zivljenja.
Pri .zivalih nj dosti drugace.
Obzalujemo psa, XII dozivi samo
Is let zivljenja, ne pomislimo,
da je nemara po svoje v tel
kratki dobi dozivel prav toliko
ali Sc vec kakor tisti jastreb il
zivalskega vrta v Schoenbrun-
nu, XII je bill 113 let v ujetnistvu
in Sc je leta 1924 poslovil cd te-
ga sveta..
CloveSka radovednost 81 rada
zastavlja vprasanje, koliko let
morejo doseci zivali. Poleg 300
let XII jih pripisujejo kitu, je 40
let povodnega konja ali nosoro-
ga zelo majhna stevilka. Odkod
ia velikanska razlika pri ziva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

lih, XII vendar MISC toliko razlic-
ne druga Cd druge?
Ia nekatere zivali sploh ne
vemo natancno kaksno staro&
lahko dosezejo v svobodi, tenn
vec poznamo le starost, XII jo
dosezejo v ujetnistvu.
zveri zivijo v ujetnistvu pod
povsem drugacnimi pogoji, ka-
kor pa ma prostem, kjer Sc BIZ
je boj "a zivljenje in smrt,.
Tako Sc opice kletkah ma
lokdaj postarajo, marvec pogi-
nejo po vecini ze v svojih mai
lepsih letih. Gorilla doseze " u
jetnistvu sedem let, simpanz in
orangutan 10 let, a pavijan 18
let. Neka kapucinska opica pa
je dosegla starost Al let.
Zelo razlicno starost dozive
ribe. Jastog postane star po-
vprecno le- stiri leta, jegulja pa
devet let. Krap doseze 15C let.
scuka 100 let, postrv pa so let.
Ia zadeva je Sc bolj pisana
pri ptieih. o jastrebu, XII je pre-
bill 118 let v ujetnistvu, smo ze
govorili. A istem zivalskem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

Volk in SEVERN medved dose
zeta 30 in isica Is let.
Kako pa je to zadevo pri
zuzelkah? o neki mravlji vedo
povedati, da je docakala Is let
starosti. Cebela matica pa dozi-
vi san1o tri do stiri leta. Ma
vadna muha prezivi komaj po-
letje. Najvecja je razlika med
Metuzalemom med zivalmi XII
tom z njegovimi 300 lett in pa
muho enodnevniec, XII sicer kot
licinka zivi nekaj let v vodi, a
ko Sc dvakrat prelevi, gleda
solnce lie nekaj dni, nato pa po-
gine. =,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
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MIADA BREDA
POVEST =. -
SPlSAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

navadno stegnil roko, da sprej-
me denar.
Anica ,je sedla ma posteljo,
mislila je, da paznik ne SINE
govoriti. In starec sc je odda-
ljil. 'Sama vase pogreznjena je
sedela Anica dolgo. Ko sc je
bilo zvecerilo, je legla. Bila je
trudna, trudna. Prisel je bill oni
paznik in il prinesel vecerje.
Nj sc je dotaknila. Tako je le-
zala v noci bedna in brez span
ca. Nikoli daljse noci. Prihod-
ME jutro je zavzila nekaj. Kma-
lu nato je 'prislo po njo par
paznikov in odvedla sta jo ne
kan v spodnje prostore.
Velela sta il stopiti k pisal-
nj mizi, "a katero je sedel mlad,
rdecelicen gospod prijaznim
pogledom in zlatimi naocniki.
Nehote mu je Anica zaupala.
Prijeten il je bill. Plasilo jo je
lie ono nemirno podrhtavanje
njegovih obrvi, ko jo je gledal
in polozil pred Sc belo polo pa
pirja.
Potem Sc je zacelo izprase-
vanje, da je Ii ona ia in ia, ko-
liko je stara in tisoc malih re-
ci.
"Ali pa veste, zakaj ste tu?"
je vprasal hipoma sodnik.
Prikimala je glavo in rekla:
"Vi mislite, da sem zastrupila
tasco."
"Vi torej trdite, da je niste!"
"Trdim!" Jok jo je posilil.
"Gospod sodnik," je govorila
ihte, "kako morete kaj takega
misliti men. Vprasajte Mar
Janice, vprasajte kogar hocete."
"Ali morete dokazati, da niste
bill oni sobi? Sal razumete?
Vprasam, kdaj ste bill zadnjic
v tascini sobi?"
"Ko je umirala," je odvrnila
Anica.
"Da, da, toda mislim, ali pref
niste bill, tisti vecer pref, tisti
dan prej?"
"Ne!" je dejala Anica krep-
ko.
"Tako! vi niste bill" je de-
jal ko "a sc sodnik.
In tako je slo dalje, da Ii nj
bila Anica JENA ma Katro, da Ii
nj Katra veckrat postopala Z
njo grdo, kaksne misli da je
imela Anica o Katri. Kako, da
je tozila "a razveljavljenje opo-
roke, kdaj sc je vrnila domov,
s kom da je potem govorila, kaj
da je delala.
Tedaj Sc je Anica nemirno
premaknila. Videla je sodniku
nemirno podrhtavati obrvi in
sele po parkratnem opominu,
maj pripoveduje, je vzkliknila:
"Gospod sodnik. Nikdar Sc he
bO vec zgodilo, pila semi"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
(Nadaljevanje)

Ess lNadalJevanJe)
"Vi mislite, da' sem jo JAZZ"
je vprasala.
mi vemo!" je dejal trdo o.
roznik.
"Tako," je viknila Anica, "vi
veste!" Oroznik je videl, da Sc
opoteka, in jo je podprl. .
"Jaz vas moran odpeljati," J"
Sc je opraviceval.
Anica Sc je vzravnala.
"Odpeljite me, pa JAZZ sem
nedolzna!' je rekla. Nekaj hi
pov pozneje je sla z oroznikom
po bregu dol in nj pogledala ne
ma levo, ne ma desno. Nekak
prezirljiv smeh jf~ je lezal ma
lieu in hitela je, da jo je oroz-
mix komaj dohajal :.
81. Pred porOto.
Ali so bile vse to samo SAME,
ali pa je bila bridka resnica?
Anica je dvignila glavo in Sc
ozrla. Motna svetloba je priha-
jala skozi zamrezeno okno V ce-
lico, V kateri je sedela. Nekje
zunaj je zamolklo' grmelo, in
Anica je slisala cd nekod gla-
sno padanje rosnih kapelj. Sto-
pila je k oknu. Neznano dvori-
See Sc il je pojavilo pred ocmi.
Torej je res, torej je vendar lie
res! Ona je v zaporu. Osumlje-
ma je, da je zavdala svoji tasci.
In Anica sc je stresla pri misli
ma PRIOR, XII ga je bila dozivela.
Kdo jo je resil il rok umirajo-
ce? z drhtecimi prsti Sc je do
tipala vratu. Silno Sc je vzne-
mirila, strah jo je obsel, ko je
bila tako sama V sobi.
"Marjanica, kje si?" je "a
klicala. Kmalu nato so Sc vrata
Cd zunaj odprla, in postaran
moz je stopil V celico:
cali kaj zelite? Da!" In steg-
nil je roko, da sprejme denar
in da prinesti jetnici, kar bi ze-
leila.
"Marjanico mi pripeljite,
strah me je!"
Starec je prikimal glavo;
Anica je cutila,' da je nj umel.
"Kaj DO z menoj?' je vpra-
Sala.
Starec Sc je nasmehnil, razu-
mel je, da nina denarja. Tudi
to Sc mu je pripetilo in Sc vec-
krat. O, najrazlicnejse vrste
ljudje so sedeli ze tu, in z vse-
mi .je delal enakO. ZanJ MISC bl-
Ii ne zlocinci, ne nedolzni, bill
so samo zacasni prebivalci teh
cello. Prisli so in odsli. Nazaj
sem Sc MISC vracali. On je bill
njihov paznik in njihov sluga.
Prinasal Jim je jedi in pijace,
ce SO jo placali, &c je MISC, so
Sc morali pac zadovoljiti ono,
XII jo kuha zavod. In da nj mai
bolja, je vedel starec, in zato jeI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

Nasi fantje e. mozje snovi in bratje, XII Sc nahajao
pod orozjem, tvegao svoja astna zenja "a ohranitev
demokracie! Ker oni borio samo "a svoo lastno
kors pac pa tudi mas, XII nahajamo doma nj mic
vec ko prav da Jim nudimo pomoc, da bo zmaga pre-
je zvojevana, in da Sc bodo ii fante in moze kma
Mill svoje domove. Bas seda e eku tretja kampana
"a vono posolo Kdor della b moral slrbeti "a to- da
nabaH cm vec vonh bodov To nj le prihranek "a vsa
kogar, XII h kup, pac pa z vsakim bondom Sc omogoci
nakup streiva in drugega yojnega materala katerm
81 bodo nas fante brani svojega zvenja. Vase geso
mai bo: zmagi q nakupoIn Vojnih bondov!
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
PASADA LA LEY PEPPER
M AL COMITE DE
ASUNTOS MILITARES

Washington, Febrero s. Ell
proyecto de ley P~epper-KEgore
que confia a los civiles la movi
lizaci6n para la guerra, fue en-
tregado aver al comite de asun-
tos militares del Senado.
Atac6 Pepper ell envio de la
proposition a csc comite y die
que Sc habia hecho bajo la in.
iluencia del ejercito y la mari.
ma.
Ell senador Reynolds, de Ca.
rolina del Norte, pidi6 que Ia
rey Sc enviase al comite de asur
tos militares, que 81 preside,
Sc acord6 asi por 80 votos con
ira %.