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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

actors. but averages BAT cases
a week helping them every
where.
One producer is promoting
backing for a film on the career
of tho great Supreme Court
Justice Brandcis
Paul Mum to play the role
The circus cleaned W d mint
in New York
Irony. Good news from the
battle zones SENDS the stock
market down
Because II hurts The value Of
many firms loaded with war
contracts.
The RonCy Plaza is the first
hotel 20 bee returned soon 10
civilian patronage.
owner Geo. MacDonalds
Palm Beach Fillmore becomes a
school for SPARS June !
The Versailles Hotel Miami
Beach the most luxurious. Still
crowded too
Abbott & Costello resume
publicly late IN Aug At Camp
Macarthur. Lou IS we'll enough
10 SIT Up.
MAN Stern Ssnalitaik It's
VI Gpound %ad for The Rhys
Williams He's the actor
Tommy DorSey'S dcbu' a. a
Victor classics artist VIA Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

THE Big Parade Tallulah
i Bankhead in the l-2-3 out.
Auniform-no mink. no SlaX.
Blng Crosby, the Troubooba-
u0r, AT the Belmont track.
The Duke and Duchess at
tracing almost as much attcn-
ton as Harry James
Martha Driscoll. the Holly
wood honey attracting the bees
in the Gamecock Cafe
Hilary St George Saunders.
author of Combined Opera
tions" Cthe official story of the
CommandoS) in the StorK
Looks like a short Quentin
Reynolds.
Harry Ritz. the maniactor.
CONFUSING the rhumba dancers
on the La Conga floor,
Peaches Browning, at the Cas-
bah. reminding Broadway vets
of the latter 1905 anG blazing
tabloid headlines.
Airline Judge holidaying from
Movietown, eyeiilllng as ever.
Col. Carlos Romulo, who made
history with Macarthur being
tacitly admired by the midnight
set
Joan Roberts, the "Okiahoma'
darling. who features a cluster
OF miniature photos OF uni
formed beauX AS a boutonnlere.
MIDTOWN NIgnette: 1t hap
A'I pencd Al one of the SWanky
gambling houses on the East
Side.
One Of the towns most re-
spected citizens, a generous man
with the girls from the shows.
saw one Of them there the other
night. and said
"Come over Ia the roulette
table with me. I'll win $500 for
you"
When he got up it cost him
$4S, 600
AEMOS OF a Mldnigh'er Otto
De Miriam. one of Broad
ways best photographers, now
IN the army. IS a member of the
de-louslng squad
kostelanetZ says that kernS
dearly Beloved" Is now PLAYED
a. more weddings than the ira
diuonal 20 Promise Me
DORRAH MINNENITCH is
- here casting a coast revival
OF Shuttle Along
The Actors Fund not only
supports three homes Tor aged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

As FOR the "obey" in the
"A marriage ceremony, some
women seem 10 take it. very
seriously.
A Milwaukee, Wis, subscriber
who has written a novel says a
New York publishing finn has
sent her a check 10 cover her
expenses for a trip 10 Mammal
tan TO discuss the novel.
Says this matron:
81 am going To make the trip
To New York " can get my
husbands permission
MANY people believe that all
WI the members Of the Japa-
nese armed forces are small in
stature. This is not so.
The members of the japanese
imperial marines, some OF whom
fought on Guadalcanal, are all
over s feet IN height,
There has been ar least one
strike in the soft coal mines OF
the United States in every year
since 1899.
Most references to the auto
mobile of the postwar years
say it will have the engine in
the rear.
There are already automo-
biles with engines IN the rear
in action in this country.
| never have seen one hut !
noted one offered for sale the
other day in the used car adj
Vertisements.
A YOUNG woman of Manhat-
"a tan who signs heTse (
Brown Eyes writes:
$50 career girl is said to
have dressed for work in the
morning in minutes and Is
seconds.
II shudder to think how she
must have looked.
Assuming that this phenome-
non takes her bath in the eve
ming she should still allow Is
minutes for her face and at
least 5 for her hair.
'1f IL had the upswept style
that would need 10 minutes.
II do not think any business
man would want such crea-
ture In his office"
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Connolly Answers

la Indiana; 10 Kentucky;
CO. Michigan.
Pa MacKinlay kantor; th)
Edgar A. Poe; (c) o. Henry.
3-tA Champlain; tb) Francis
Drake; tc) Cartier.
4E(aD painting, (b) sculpture;
(cD music.
5-ta) numismatics tb) oval;
tc) pentagon.
6-ta) Kremlin; tb) Peter !, the
y Great: (cl Archangel.
Copyright, ls43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Better Health
by DIR. Logan Clendening

EOR about five years now the
L medical profession has been
in a other of excitement about
the new sulfa drugs which act
so remarkably in such infections
as pneumonia, meningitis, uri-
nary infections, etc.
One of the most widely-eXpe-
rienced practicing physicians
said 10 me the other day.
Nobody dies any more of
pneumonia"
And this is almost literally
true.
The enthusiasm OF the medical
profession has communicated IL
self to the lay public and, as
usual with such emotional cpl
denies. they have gone far be-
You'd the limits that the medical
profession prescribed for the use
OF these remedies and are using
them for Standardization for
nearly everything.
IN SOME instances. as for or
L binary colds and sore threats
and running noses, they do more
harm than good.
In the first place, il is def
nitely established that although
they Kill a great many infec-
tons, the sulfa drugs do not kill
off the virus of the common
cold or influence its course.
People who take large doses
OF this for cold not only do
themselves no good. but they
really prolong a period of dis
comfort because heavy doses of
the drugs are likely 10 lead 10
skin raShes, mental and physical
depression and other disagreed
bic symptoms.
4 POPULAR treatise on the
"A subject Is Behind The Sulfa
Drugs a Short History of
Chemotherapy by Iago Gald-
ston. NJ. d. with preface by
Perrin H. Long. NJ p. ID APP
pleton-Century Co, New York,
l943)
In 1908 a German scientist
named p. Gelmo was working
with a chemical dye, Sulfanila-
mIde.
He found that il was ex-
tremely colorfast. resisted the
bleaching effects OF washing
and sunlight.
The Color-fastneSs arose from
the Arm combination which the
dyes containing the Sulfanila-
mide element formed with the
proteins of wool and silk.
He was interested only on the
chemical and industrial aspects
OF the subject, but some of his
fellow workers suggested that it
might be useful in the treat
ment Of disease.
THE new era in this develop
l. ment began in 1882 when
Gerhard Domagk, director of
the Institute of Experimental
Pathology in the l. G. Far
benindustrie at Eberfeld, Ger
many, using dye similar 10
Sulfanilamide, which was named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Quick Answers

mo; Los Angeles, Az square
miles.
2-Don Quixote.
3--December IL.
4-Torrential rains.
5-Japan; IT is the religious sys-
tenn of the country.
6-Slxteenth-l564
Manuel Avila Camacho
Copyright. iet7. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

{. M. / nave Deen tOlO tnat
few drops of tincture of iodine in
q glass OF water is beneficial for
the shortage Of iodine in Parry
Sound district. Is this true?
AnSwer-YeS. with reserva-
tions. Iodine should never be
taken internally over long
periods.
Tincture OF iodine is all right.
but better preparation is
sodium iodide.
This need be taken only in
spring and falls grains daily
for 10 consecutive days.
NJ. X: Kindly explain the
process of needing an eye after
a cataract operation.
Acknowledging (discission)
is used only for juvenile or con-
genital cataract. II would be
much better to discuss the mat
ter with a competent oculist.
V. z. X: What is the differ
ence between a heart murnur
and dropped beats?
Answer: A heart murTnur is
due TO mechanical difficulty
in the heart and can only be
heard by the examining physi-
clan with a stethoscope.
Dropped beat is physiological
disturbance due TO irregularity
Of the beats Of the heart mus
Gle and is determined by exam
ming the pulse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Modest Girl
Has Advantage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Ry T.. v. DurIin9

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Sulfa
Drugs

prontosil, found that it would
protect mice against other
wise fatal doses of pus germs
(streptococcD.
He found also that prontosll
was harmless 10 the mice.
French chemists took the dye,
prontosil, which is a colloid (col-
loid is like the white of egg)
and developed a crystalline SUBJ
stance from it, to which they
gave the name sulfanilamide.
About 1886 this drug was
made available for use in clinics
all over the world.
IT WAS soon found that the
i most exaggerated statements
of the discoveries were far
short Of the really powerful
curative action Of these SUBJ
stances in human beings in the
presence of otherwise fatal in
fections.
Following is list Of diseases,
not completely inclusive, in which
sulfonamides are proving invalu-
liable and frequently life-saving:
actinomycosis; blood infections
with the hemolytic streptococci,
staphylococci, pneumococci. men,
ingococci and influenza bacillus;
carbuncles; chancroid; childbed
fever; erysipelas; furuncles;
gonorrheal arthritis; gonorrheal
Infection of the male and of the
female genital tract; infectious
arthritis: infections Of the uri-
nary tract; mastoid infections;
meningitis; middle-ear infec-
tons: osteomyelitis; peritonitis;
pneumonia; scarlet fever; skin
infections, streptococci throat
infections and trachoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

THE new era in this develop
l. ment began in 1882 when
Gerhard Domagk, director of
the Institute Of Experimental
Pathology in the l. C. Far
benindustrie at Eberfeld, Ger
many, using dye similar 10
Sulfanilamide, which was named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

THE Big Parade Tallulah
i Bankhead in the l-2-3 out
Auniform-no mink. no SlaX.
OBinG Crosby, the Troubooba-
unr- Al tho Belmont track
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
Ministerial Assn
Holds Meeting

The Washington County Minis
terial Association, at its meeting
last Monday morning at the Y. M.
c. A.. voted to cooperate in a dinner
meeting at the Hotel Alexander on
October 8, sponsored by the National
Association of Manufacturers, to
promote a better understanding be-
tween industry and the church. Mr..
r. Paul Smith of the Potomac Edi-
son Company appeared before the
Association to present this matter.
The Association discussed the pos
sibility of the churches uniting for
evening services next winter, should
the fuel shortage become acute.
Definite action on this matter was
deferred until the October meeting.
The Association voted to cooper
ate with the Federal Council of
Churches in observing Worldwide
Communion Sunday on October B,
and in promoting an attendance
campaign in the churches for six
weeks thereafter.
DR.. Paul E. Holdcraft announced
the Sixteenth Annual Standard
Leadership Training School to be
held for five Monday evenings, be-
ginning September q, at the First
Christian Church. The School will
be held under the auspices of the
Hagerstown Council of Churches
and Christian Education, of which
the Rev. Edwin Boardman, Jr., is
president.
The program of the meeting was
conducted by the Rev. Paul Robin
son and the Rev. G. Aubrey Young,
who led a discussion on "a Just and
Durable Peace" using as the basis
of their remarks the findings of the
Conference of the Church on a Just
and Durable Peace which was held
at Hood College, Frederick, last
June
One visitor was present at the
meeting, the Rev DR.. R. w. Slosser,
who is head of the English Depart
ment at Elizabethtown College, Eliz-
abethtown, Pa.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
SCOUTING
Troop sc

Troop SO, sponsored by the Lincoln
Street PIT. A, held its regular
meeting at 6 p. m. Friday, Sept. 3, at
the Lincoln School, Halfway. In adj
dition to the Scoutmaster, there
were IA boys and one visitor present
The Scoutmaster and eight of the
Scouts were in uniform
Following roll call, the Troop
marched about liz miles to the
woods, where the remainder of the
meeting was held. Each patrol made
its own campfire and cooked its
own supper Several boys passed
fire building and cooking tests, fol-
lowing which there was game
period. Before dismissing at p. m,
the Troop volunteered to pass out
3rd War Loan circulars the follow
ing Saturday.
SLOWER V. ROHRER,
Scoutmaster,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
THRIVING VICTORY
GARDEN

Despite the dry season, the Vic
tory Garden of Edward L. Burger,
649 Potomac Avenue, is paying real
dividends. Mr. Burger cultivated a
vacant lot on McComas street that
had never been farmed and, begin
ming in the early Spring, planted a
succession of crops. He has had an
abundance of vegetables all Sum-
mer and right now his table is sup
piled with plenty of beans and corn.
Mr.. Burger is superintendent of
the Liberty Street Chapel of Trinity
Lutheran Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
Navy Program For
High School Boys

The Naval Aviation Cadet Selec-
ton Board, 1920 G street, N w,
Washington, D. c., has announced
that the Navy program for 17-year-
old high school or secondary school
seniors for Naval Aviation Flight
Training, VS., has been extended to
include seniors who expect to grad
uate not later than February IS,
1914. This will also include IT.
year-old high school graduates. The
basic requirements for this program
remain the same, in that a candidate
must be II years of age, stand AGA
demically in the upper one-half OF
the boys of his class, and expect to
graduate not later than February Is
1914. Applications should first be
initiated through the respective high
school principals
The successful applicant will be
enlisted as an apprentice seaman
Glass VS., United States Naval Re-
serve, for Naval Aviation Flight
Training, and allowed to complete
his senior year of high school. Upon
the successful completion of that
year, and when his 18th birthday
has been reached, he will become
eligible for transfer to Naval Avia-
ton Cadet, Class VS., for Flight
Training.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
Rabbi Stern To
Leave Hagerstown

Rabbi Seymour j. Stern, of Bnai
Abraham Synagogue, has accepted
call to the Rabbinate of the Jewish
community of East Liverpool, Ohio,
and will leave Hagerstown shortly
to take up his new duties.
Rabbi Stern came to Hagerstown
last October as a substitute for Rab-
bi Abraham Ruderman, who entered
the U. S. Army Chaplains' Corps
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
NURSING SCHOOL
ENROLLED in NURSE
CORPS PROGRAM

The Washington County School of
Nursing has been enrolled in the
u. S. Cadet Nurse Corps program,
full particulars of which were given
in our issue of August &C.
Those interested in joining the
Corps, which pays student nurses
maintenance and monthly allow
ances, should contact Miss Margaret
Mullen, representative of the War
Nursing Council for this area, at the
Washington County Hospital
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
Townsend Clubs
State Conference

The State Conference of the
Townsend Clubs of Maryland will
be held next Saturday and Sunday
in the club rooms in the w. o. w.
building, 126 North Potomac Street.
The principal speaker will be Con-
gresham VIM. H. Stevens of Wis
consin.
The conference program is as fol-
lows:
Saturday
1890 a. m. Registration of club of
ficers and visitors.
800 p. M Music by che OR OF
Townsend Club 2, fol
lowed by an address by
Beecher Hess.
Sunday
1000 a. m. Sunday School lesson
by Beecher Hess, with
comments on lesson by
Russell Saville.
200 p m. Invocation by Rev.
Paul M. Warrington.
Address of welcome by
Mayor Rich ar d H
Sweeney.
Response by Russell
Saville.
Address by Congress-
man VIM. H. Stevens
of Wisconsin.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
Hog Cholera Serum output High.

The serum used in combating hog
cholera is now being made in rec
ord-breaking quantities, according
to the Department of Agriculture.
Output of the protective serum be-
tween July 1, 1912, and June 80,
1943, was Is per cent above last
years high output. The current
supply represents large-scale pro
lection against hog cholera, the most
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16

1t should be remembered that
Washington doesn't control every
thing. The business of freezing the
preachers salary is still left to the
congregation
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT

Mrs Harvey Trovinger, SAB North
Mulberry Street, fell while working
in her yard last week and broke her
arm
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-16

formidable swine disease, for the
vast number of hogs now being
raised in the u. S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
VELIKA sKODA v
MILANUt

BERN, svica, 10. februarja,
- Italijanski komunike mama
MIA, da je bilo oh priliki napada
ma Milan, katerega SO izvrsili v
nedeljo ponoci zavezniski bomb
niki, 81 oseb ubitih, 422 pa ra-
njenih.
rs ciscenjem razvalin Sc ved-
no nadaljujejo in izpod njih
vlacijo Sc vedno nadaljne mrt-
vece," nadaljuje komunike. Te-
lefonski in telegrafski promet
Sc zdaj nista v redu in tudi vod-
nj sistem je zelo trpel, kako,
tudi elektricna energija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Odprto pisn,o tajniku
S. A. N. Sueta

Isilno vazno. ker je bila predlo-
zena pred najvisje mesto nase
Wade, in z ozirom ma to ponov-
no zahtevamo cd Vas, kot tai
Inika te nase vseslovenske usta-
move, da podrobno in tocno po-
jasnite, kaj je ma stvari. Prosi-
mo uradnega pojasnila O toe
mem besedilu izjave, dale: ali
je bila izjava podana brez pred
hodne vednosti ostalih odborni-
kov SANS-a, in koneno, &c .ie k
|tej izjavi Sc kdo drug govoril
ter tolmaeil svoje dojme.
Po nasem mnenju ste, gospod
tajnik, dolzni podati tozadevno,
resnici odgovarjajoce pojasnilo
Is splosnega etienega stalisea,
ker vemo, da ste 18TH misli ka-
lkor mi, da Sc ne SINE nikomer
delati krivica, Sc posebej pa s
svojega uradnega stalisca, XII
ga zavzemate pri tel vsesloven-
ski ustanovi. Sal vendar ne mo-
re biti Vas namen, odobravati,
ako Sc komu krade njegovo
cast in posteno ime! Sal vendar
ne more biti vas namen, poma-
gait uniciti ustanovo, XII ie "a
mas zgodovinskega pomona in
XII je bila izgrajena - prvikrat
v nasi zgodovini v tel dezeli! -
ma temeljih sirokogrudne tole-
rantnosi in vseslovenske wa
jemnosti.
Sal vendar nocete postati tu-
di vi grobokop slovenske sloge,
XII Sc 10 je pricelo denunciansko
rusiti ma najvisjem mestu v
Washingtonu?! Ako vsega tega
|nocete, cemu tedaj molcite? ?
Slovensko ljudstvo Vam je da-
10 mandat, katerim ste pre-
well tudi dolznosti! Kaj mai 81
nase ljudstvo misli O Vasem tr-
dovratnem molku?
S spostovanjem:
Urednistvo "Enakopravnosti"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Rusi so Zavzeli
Obojan ter prodirajo
sedaj proti Dnjepru
Yes okraj med Kurskom in
Harkovom je ocis6en
Nemcev. - Ruske arma-
de nevzdrzno napreduje-
10.

MOSKVA, 10. februarja. -
Sovjetske cete, prebijajoce Sc
skozi slime snezne viharje, SO
danes zavzele nadaljnih deset
krajev pod Orion, zadnjo veil
ko utrjeno bazo razbite nacij-
ske JUNE crte.
Istocasno naznanja ruski ko-
munike, da so druge ruske cete,
XII operirajo ma jugu, zapadno
cd Harkova zlamile nemske
protinapade ter. zavzele vecje
stevilo nadaljnih krajev. Nemci
so virgil v te svoje brezuspesne
napade ostanke svojih dveh
polkov 5000 MOI, z dvajsetimi
tanki. Sovjetske cete so odbile
nemski protinapad.
V oblast ruskih Get padajc
tudi nadaljni kraji pod Vorosi.
lovgradom, 165 mill juno
vzhodno cd Harkova.
V okolici Rovenka so Rusi OBJ
kolili dive nemski kompaniji te,
ju unieili.
MOSKVA, 20. februarja. -
Ruski specialni komunike ma.
znanja, da so sovjetske armade
zavzele vazno mesto Obojan
izcistile Nemce oh Kursk-Har
kov zeleznici ter pricele prodi
rati proti Djepru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Lep napredek H..
| jeklarske CIO
| organizacije
Jeklarska industrija, XII je
bila poprej tradicionalno
neorganizirana, je danes
$3.50 organizirana.

PITTSBURGH, 10. februaria.
- Il prvega finanenega poroei-
la, XII ga je objavila danes Unit
ed Steelworkers of America u.
Mia, XII pripada CIO organizaci-
j, je razvidno, da je postala ia
unija, XII obstoja komaj sedem
let, druga najvecja unija v A.
meriki. Memo clanstvo steje
725,625.
Jeklarska industrija, XII .je BIZ
la pref tradicionalno neunijska
in XII je obstojala IL samih od-
prtih delavnic, je zdaj 95-od-
stotno organizirana. To organi-
zacijo prekasa samo CIO Unit,
ed Automobile Workers unija,
XII ina vecje stevilo clanov,
namrec 757,244.
Steelworkers of America uni.
ia ina danes $1,774,905.19 pre-
mozenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

New York Times priobeuje IL
pod peresa svojega poroeeval-
ca v Tunisiji zanimivo vest:
Ma tuniski 'front.', dne II. fe-
bruarja (brezzicni brzojav N.
Y. 7 ~ - v okolici Tunisa
in Bizerte so zaceli prehajati ma
naso stran dezerterji nemskih
vojaskih oddelkov.
Vecina izmed njih je ze bila
ma ruski 'front.', nekateri cello so
bill ze ranjeni, vsi pa SO siti vol
ne do grla. Vecina izmed njih
so il Nemcije ali pa il Jugosla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Rev. K. Zakrajsek,
tajnik SANS-a,
Washington, d. G.
Cenjeni 6. tajnik:

Urednistvo tega lista je ze
ponovno apeliralo ma Vas ter
Vas pozivalo, da pojasnite zade.
vo glede Adamiceve izjave pred
uradniki drzavnega department
ia, radi katere je bill Mr.. Ada
mic denunciran ma najvisiem
mestu Wade Zedinjenih drzav,
toda ma vse nase apele in "a
hteve odgovarjate samo z mol
kom groba.
Kot list, XII je priporocal skill
CAME SANS-a ter po svojih
skromnih moceh deloval "a ME-
govo ustanovitev, Sc cuti "E-
nakopravnost" dolzno, braniti
eksekutivne, kakor tudi vse O.
stale odbornike te nase narod-
ne ustanove pred vsakimi ma
padi, tembolj pred napadi, XII bi
utegnili biti morda neosnovani
in samo plod skodozeljnosti in
osebnih mrzenj.
Gospod tajnik, ali Vam nj
znano, da so proti Adamieevi
izjavi izsli trije protest.: eden
v "Ameriski Domovini," XII ga
je napisal v "newburskih novi-
cab" neki "odlicni novicar", ka-
kor ga identificira omenjeni
list. Drugi protest je bill cd tn
rojene generacije, priobeen ma
angleski strani "A. d., tretji
protest pa je poslala "Zveza
slovenskih zupnij v Amerikr'
drzavnemu tajniku Hullu, po-
moznemu drzavnemu tainiku
Sumner Wellesu ter Elmer Da-
visu, nacelniku vojnega infor-
mativnega urada.
V oeigled nastetih dejstev
smatramo torej to zadevo "a