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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Valdez had given the details of the military dress worn
by the ghost long heavy uniform coat reaching in back
to the knees heavy with gold braid and decorations
cooked and hat sword belt with heavy saber
silk breeches and stockings.
1t late that night in his quarters as he pre-
pared for bed when the captain finally recaptured the
vague memory had been haunting him since he had
listened to the sentrys story,
"Bernee. Bernelle," mutered the officer, but
certainly that the of the man who commanded
the famous Legion of the Damned in Spain And, he's
back to make good his deathbed promise"
Now Captain Lesauner recalled the historic period of
which he had read. 1t back in 1885, more than
century Valdez the generals wrath at
Fort Lyautey The great harbor of Agers was with
flags and the movement of coorful troops 1t the
day the Foreign Legion of France organized four
years before by royal decree leaving for Spain to
fight for Queen Maria Christina the regent against Don
Carlos de Bourbon preender TO the Spanish throne King
Philippe of France had loaned" his Legion of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

DIR. S. E. Berrera, are still In the ex-
perimental stage, and more work will
have to be done on them before they
can finally be accepted as a true in
dicator OF persons tolerance for
alcohol.
This method, first hit upon four
years ago by DR.. John M. Maggie, of
Agnew, California, may some day be
used by the police to determine how
inebriated are the persons involved in
automobile crashes and other acct
dents.
Blood tests 10 determine the amount
Of alcohol tn a persons system have
never proved a satisfactory measure
for drunkenness because some people
get intoxicated on a couple OF beers
while others remain fairly normal after
a half dozen stiff drinks.
But, by comparing the alcohol blood
content with the results OF the skin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

after only few sips of hard liquor No redness at all
you have maximum tolerance. Just by looking at
the resulting shade the who know such things
pretty well determine what your drinking limit isor
should be.
The skin tests recently demonstrated at the New York
State Psychatrc Institute by DR. Douglas NJ Kelley and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

luCIldllOn Oh q lie
gionnaire who has
had too much cam
teen wine before
going on guard.
But he looked over
Valdez service rec
ord and found that
the soldier had the
reputation for be-
ing sober, intelli-
gent and coura-
geous. The captain
was more than or
dinarily interested.
What did you
say tn e officer
called himself ?" he
asked.
&c e n e r al Ber-
nellie, my captain.
/ heard him quite
distinctly"
Captain Lesau-
nier had made a
study of the long
and glorious his
tory of his world
famous corps. He
searched his men,
DRY for an elusive
recollection a TT er
the soldier Valdez
had left the room.
There was some
thing hauntingly
familiar about the
n a m e and yet,
a m ong the long
roster of heroes of
the Legion, he
could not place IT.
He thought of the
u nif orm Valdez
had described in
an effort to fix the
period Of the mys-
terious Generals
authority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21


tests II may be possible to check the amount of alcohol
person is really toting around
Regardless of how far science ultimately carry
these tests the fact remains that the experts already have
hit upon yardsck for each persons drinking capacity
No longer do you have To wait for pink elephants walk
the bar before you know you've had enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

tleldS IN Europe,
Africa, Asia and
odd islands.
But before the
Carlist war ended
the friendship be-
tween the French
King and the Span
ish Queen had
cooled. The first
intimation the Lee
gion had of this
was the news that
they had been dis
ow ed by the
Fren CHI govern
ment because they
had entered the
Spanish service"
And, with the end
OF the war they
found themselves
disowned by the
pan ish govern
ment as well.
The survivors Of
the heroic Legion,
and there were not
so many Of them
left, were strand
ed, penniless and
without occupation
in a country that
had become eco
nomically exhaust
ed by years of saw
age civil war. 1t
made no difference
that the cause OF
the Quee n, for
whom they had
fought, was trium-
plant. The Span
ish government in
sisted that the
care of the Legion
naires was not
their business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

February 81. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Trapping
TheAXiSW With
Spider Silk

NILOT to Bombardier Bomb bay doors open. Coming
- She's yours"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Soldier WEEDS
At Bedside of
His Sick Mother

Cpl. Meyer y. Pavsner. 30. ar
rivlng IN Detroit from an army
base in Bermuda. today began a
brief honeymoon with his bride
the former Miss Florence Stein
man, y daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Steinman of 2670 Glad
stone
on a two-week furlough Cpl
PaXSnel- AID ~ A4+aa-ppefe- Fft5iF-
ried a the bedside Of his mother.
Mrs Rose PavSner IS, last night
at Milton Sanltarium, 1920 w
Grand be'sleIard---
HoSpitailzed for the past four
months, the bridegroom mother
was unable 10 leave her bed but
smiled her blessings as the Rev.
Samuel Moglll read the wedding
text.
The bridegroom former
butcher has heen ~ -Lhe-arHA
-ffer-i months. tttfrrrru 10
the air corps
Has brother. Pvt. Jack PavSnor.
is with the army engineers corps,
somewhere in Italy while an
other brother, julius, is IN De-
.frOlt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

The Messiah for 100 p. m Sun
day by the senior choir Of the
parish.
Or. W o. Terrell will direct the
presentation al theMonroe avenue
cdficc.
Due 10 rationing and tho short
age OF labor. the Good Samaritans
of Michigan, Inc. announce they
viii not serve the usual Christmas
dinner and distribute baskets of
food 10 the needy this year, but
instead aFe- eeiHs- 90 give eat gro
Gerry orders which may be turned
TT TOT TOOd ~ VdfIOuS stores.
Applications for these food or
dcrS viii bc accepted al the Sa-
maritanS' headquarters today.
EaStm1nstcr Presbyterian will
hear how Christmas is celebrated
III fHdTa wien Dr. Howard AUder-
son returned missionary from
India, addresses meeting at 7:30
p m. SnRday
McmbcrS~e( the Laymen's Club
Of Detroit and~theIr wives have
been invited by Dr~A. II, SarVer
10 attend "a Christmas luncheon on
Tuesday Dec - at The Detrolt
Golf Club r. viii DO the annual
NHIc party of the club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
1900 Youngsters
AT Willow Run
See Santa Claus
BY VERA BROWN

-t++r,t-+rr1r, giving marty for
200 .,.,,.,
l'ooo 0''''''''',
quite JOB. bul our West OF
Detroit IN Line Willow Run hous-
inc area lI,n 800 Youngsters.
-. % oo6 III iron, an dioer.
WV --' '''',''''' ''''
ent states OF the union
or course JeS%tGw-comcrs had
70 fIave Christmas Party. and
81. ,,ara NIL. ,ra..ld duna-. Ian.
IN 10 90 me Jopl,
II Is the EGSfl-tord Post Oh me
American Legion, composed Of
Willow. Pun .yorsers Veterans Of
-tbi~ World Wa and Tho lasi- ,uha
GoTc host Tor the afternoon and
evening
yasterdav at o IN D. m tho FIVE
IN scvan yesr-olds mot SANTA
Claus cot .aclxs of candy ms
fr,,if
AZ MONT tIo,r oIdor mothers
and s,stor. am "a tha age Of -
tnoL o,o, - tba VILLAGE Comnun.
40 Conte,
Tndar mo d.ractio.r NJ Harry r
Rrou,, rC.t c,,-r,.rd.r tb. narty
vas nm ArdraU. TarI was S,nta
60,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Religious
Play 10 BE
Presented

Evcryman's Theater today an
RauReed- feHF performances of tae
original religious drama. The
Great Quest" by Margot Pfrrfcr
and Walter KoSte.
The group viii open the play
on Sunday, Dec. 20, at the Cen
trail Woodward Christian Church
and then move TO St PaulS Epls-
COpaf Cathedral for presentations
Tuesday Dec. II Thursday Dee
-2n7-s.l4a- .Sl4i4e--y4. r. : :
All performances begin az
s p. m
Chancel Productions it was
stated. are performed on raised
levels with the AID of lighting and
sound equipment before The sane
tuary within the cnancel area of
a church
Excerpts from familiar musical
suites. arranged for the organ by
Ralph Calder orgaDist at St.
Pauls S. and detailed period cos
lttfe4tt-4- x ~ # provide drarntrr 1r7rt
colorful touches 10 the production.
Walter KEEP of ST PaulS tells
this ancient tale in the gWSe OF
the Blind Beggar
There IS no admission charge
10 any OF the performances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
e Bay County Men
Spend YuIe in Camp

BAY CITY. Dec. - Christmas
for IS Bay County men Will
bring their first taste OF army life
at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,
The group Of SelecteeS 20 from
the city and eight from the town
SHIPS here by train yester-
day after being indicted Dec. ,.
The contingent included only one
prc-Pearl Harbor father but four
others, all volunteers, have al
ready entered naval and air
service since induction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
PRESENT oMEssLAH.

As has been the custom or thl
last few years, the choir Of Mes
SIah Lutheran Church VIII offer
an all-muSlcal candlelrht service
Al S o'clock tonight in-++4e church
edifce. w Grand Blvd And To
lc,io. Il will bc under the dIrec-
tion Of Rachel llnn4n
SoloiStS for thc Messiah uro-
gram VIII Doe Bettv Gat4hl 1il-
Ivan O. N.iol Ruth CUQ. arf
Van r. Miller
Second Bapei -eU01. lit
Monroe, has scheduled tho sixth
annual presentation of HANDLES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
SoNG SERVICE ADDED

a song service dedicated 70 the
people n thc armed force, oi the
nation h5v-t-heen added 20 the
Christmas program of many Lg-
thcran parishes this year several
units presented this musical p3l-
ton last Sunday cycninc.
Most Of tho Lutheran churches
begin the Observance Of Christina,
tonight with The children ot 'hc
congregation telling me ,tor, of
the birth of Christ n story and
song
Early services are in order Don
many Lutheran houses of worship
tomorrow. some beginning as carly
rs Is o'clock. with many others an
hour later Practically all ol The
Lutheran churches which do not
have the carly hour dcyotons VIII
assemble for worship later IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Prayer Service
AT Art Institute

Temple Israel will observe the
National Day of Prayer pro-
claimed by President Roosevelt
next Friday at $50 p. m in the
lecture hall Of the Detroit InstI-
tute of Arts.
Rabbi Leon Fran will read a
special prayer in response 10 the
Presidents proclamation tn a t
America shall pray for strength
and guidance for the problems Of
widening warfare and for the re-
SponSlbllitleS of increasing VIC
tory
The subject OF Rabbi Frams
sermon WILDE Prayer Through
the Ages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
ARCHBISHOP TO SAY THEEF

The purpose OF this Representa-
ton is 10 bring before tie devoIt
the picture of the loving humility
Of Christ and the lowly heglrnirE
- that lite which was from T.
- inception a life Of suttcr/l
Archbishop Edward Mooney u
be the celehrant a. solemn Hou-
tifical mass al midnight tonight u
the Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
lie VIII also preach the sermon
and follow with TWO low masses
MSgr Allen Babcock, p tor Of
The Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
will assist the archh,fon during
The midnight ccremomc, md VIII
himself ~ Tho cc',bIdn' ~ q SOLE
cUn high mas, ~ 10 n 'omor-
row in rHr Caltrtrt-7r.
Most ol the other Catholic
churchc- r. The archdiocese ft l}"-
iroi' ~"ui hr,c r. widugff' 'r7~S
toniEHt HII WlI hove S0rFccs-
ChristUf~ tay
81 AI0Nsiu> PARISH has ttb
ranged program OF lulelmc
carols for ~ go tonight preceding
'no midnight mass some 80
.lnrisicrs ...I. ulesent -tE.-a.4ts.A-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Woman, IS, Dies Of Burns

Burned When her rooming house
al lS45 Hart was partly destroyed
by flames early yesterday, Mrs.
Netta Green 81 died today in Re-
cpiVIng HOSpltaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
SPECIAL DIsPENSAIION

Under normal rUr1rt1t rJTT7- itTTr
vigil of Christmas would bee OBJ
served today in Catholic churches
as day of fasting and abstl-
hence, but owing 10 the war special
dispensatiOn was granted and
Archbishop Edward Mooney ac-
cordingly has proclaimed that
fasting is not necessary today
However, il was pointed out abb
Stinence from meat is m forc,' to-
day the same as any other FulGr
Christmas Day in Catholic par
ishes is a holy day of obligation
and hearing OF mass cnmpll-
sorry Priests arc permitted tr
celebrate three masses on Christ
mas Day.
A feature Of the decorations ln
Catholic ct1ttrrt1Cv- U7-- ri11 1GTTCT-
Sary of the birth OF Christ ~ Tho
crib. representation of the
Bethlehem stable where Che Sa.
lOuT was born go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

~ no NTWT " ~ ~ TTT0TTT 7--TT
ding the three wise men 10
Y Bethlehem manger where the
Saviour OF mankind was born
nearly 1000 years ago will be told
again tonight and tomorrow m
Christian churches throughout
the world
In the Detroit area varied pro-
grams have been arranged 10 mark
the anniversary.
Some parishes are presenting
traditional 49, Christmas services
while others have worked out spe-
Tia1 TICS but All WITH one puTTDSU
in mind thai of manlle>tlng delo-
ton Al the Shrine OF the Prince
Of Peace. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Church Services Tonight
Herald YuIe Celebration
By JACK KoEHLER
49,. 60 60, 80.

THE story Of brilliant The Messiah for so p.
ding the three day by the senior choir o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

BAPTIST
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
An EditorioI-
By CAPTAIN SHEPPARD r. EDMONDSt
Theatrical Advisory
Fort Huachuca's place on the map present
Theatrical Advisory

Fort Huachucas place the map presents many
problems of recreation which being rapidly soy5S
by the Special Service Division.
To that end the opening of theatre No. on the
New Cantonment is welcomed addition to entertain
ment facilities the Post It is hoped that it will
stop the long queues characteristic of other theatres
the Post and will serve to step up the splendid
recreational and amusement media furnished by the
Post and 92nd Division Special Service Offices with
the assistance of WACs. attached Special Services
Companies, USo troupes and cooperative outsiders.
Much of the success that Fort Huachuca has en-
joyed in the improvement of its entertainment facil-
tiles stems from the cooperation of the Hollywood Vic
tory Committee which has been instrumental in pro-
vdng the Post with the services of many top-rankng
stars of the movie capital Among these have been
the glaorous pin-up favorte, Lena Horne; talented
Oscarwnner Hattie McDaniels Chill Wills and lovely
Marjorie Woodworth
Members of the WAC Section, the 29th and 37th
Special Service Companies and the Division Special
Service Company have aided greatly in bringing tie
standard Of entertainment the Post up to its pres
ent high level
Through the Special Service Divisions ability to
of outstanding talent and ability, excellent
soer-shows and purely professional band presenta-
tions characterize Post entertainment features
Add to all this the Posts latest recreational facility
he Huachuca Players, whose debut Little Theatre per-
formances have drama enthusiasts clamoring for more
From all this you get total picture of successful
planning the part of officials at Fort Huachuca who
are going all out to meet the challenge of much
needed and bigger andbetter entertainment at Fort
Huachuca. After ALL "a and no play makes Jack
a dull boy (and Jill dull rD"-you know. Soldiers
and WACs this Post work hard and they need re-
taxation Therefore the success of the Posts program
of wholesome diversion and recreation will be measured
by the extent to which they respond to are heart
ened by their opportunities for play
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
GOOD OLD ROMMEL

The Germans must be Sagging against the ropes
when even their propaganda machine is reduced to
believing its legends A recent Berlin broadcast
daring the Allies to invade the Continent wound up
by saying, Our arnored divisions are eagerly anci-
pating your arrival and in Greece good old RomnlSis
waiting for the invaders" No one seems to have
told Berlin that the British and Americans have alike
discovered that Nazi arnored divisions can be beaten
that good old Rommel is today chiefly re1nenn-
bered by the democratic publics the who made
one of the longest and fastest retreats in history.
Actually, Marshal Romn1el though no superman was
talented soldier! but about all the name now suggests
in Britain and America is the commander who legged
it with scarcely pause for 1900 miles from Aanein
to Tunisa, and who thereafter conveniently miss
ing the Allies marched on into Europe which he
had failed to defend.
He is no longer name to conjure with for the
Goebbels's bright young have yet to realize the
fact. Having manufactured Rommel, the Nazi field
marshal, into combination of Alexander, Belisarius
and Napoleon, they cannot realize that he has been
deflated by events, far American minds are
concerned, into that German general who had the
good luck to look like Eric Strohem. This is the
weakness of the German Imagination and the Nazi
propaganda machine, the fatal weakness which vas
bound to show up time through those dazzling
triumphs of mendacity which it achieved. When the
liar goes on believing his lies after every one
else has seen through them, he is done for.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
Inword Strife
By PVT. JAMES P. MORGAN

often mediate
Irregular
paths rough
moments of whom
should for consolation The burdens OF the weigh us down
through endless The
old familiar long and its simple
After
what
will
abiy
filling with whatever worthy constructive
athletics reading
ALL
find then do night make
things
that have
other let IS thankful
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
The Forts Theatre Program


satuTday-Thestre No No: l. Show starts a at @ sO pm
Theatre Theatre No s-s Show Show starts starts at 5:sSpm 5sS
Tuesday and ThursdayTheare No only starts at a:oO
Theatre Theatre No l. Show starts at $50 pm
Theatre Tbs No. e. e. shew shew STARTS STARTS at 500 500 pm p
Theatre No. alaska Highway-Richard Arlen Jean Parker
. ~ "Peticoat Larceny v WaIck Joan Joan Carroll r
Theatre sks Astaire Leslie
Benchley shorts-The War No. 8, Paramount News No.
Sunday August 2sth
Benchley shorts-The War No. 8, Paramount News No.
Theatre We've Never Been Richard oune
Gwynne, Noah Berry, Jr. Sotrts Paramount News No
Theatre No. s5 THE Dix Jane wyatt
Rings, Hunting Won't
Theatre The Astaire
Benchley; Shorts-The War No. Paramount No.
Theatre No. PA We've Never Licked" Richard
Gwynne, Noah Berry, Jr. Sohrts Paramount News No.
Bogart 1ngd Bergman
Henried; Shorts s-Mormon Trails.
Theatre No. "The Richard
Theatre Couny"-wiiam Lundgan
ginia Dale West Side Kids"-Donad Barry, Dale Evans,
Theatre We've Qune
Gwynne, Noah Berry,
wednesday, September
Theatre No. casablanca BOgar 1nd Bergman Paul
Theatre Hope Betty Hutton shortsRea-
No s5 eVe Ne Betn Eed Rchard en Anne
Gwynne, Noah Berry,
THURSDAY, September
No Richard Ouine
Gwynne, Noah Berry, sohrts-Paramoun
Theatre No. Lets Face Bob Hope Betty Hutton
a G adj or0 fo oa a Fs0qn = Mea No T
II ghia Dale West Side Kids"Donald Barry,
Friday, September
Gwynne, Noah Berry, Jr. sotrts Paramount News
Theatre No. Voy Through Air Powewalt Disney Special Fea
ture shorts-War on Mems Minds King of Basketball,
Theatre No. s-5 Lets Face 1t-Bob Hope Betty Hutton;
son for Emotion Flying Gunners, Paramount News No
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Sunday

Sunday
7:3O a. mq Confessions division Chapel.
800 a. m, Mass division Chapel.
Novena Services and Benediction after a. m.
Mass division Chapel
$50 "a. m), Confessions CPost Chapel.
1000 Ga. m0, Mass CPost Chapel.
Catechetical Instruction for children after 10 a.
m, Mass (Sundays), post Chapel.
(Week Days.
700 a. M, Daily Mass division Chapel.
7:30 p. M, Mondays, Choir Practice Division
Chapel.
7:30 p. M, Tuesdays, Beginners Instructions
Division Chapel.
Joseph A. Griffin. Asst. Post Chaplain.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
RUMoR! R
Shakespeare said

RUMOR is a pipe
Blown by surmises, jea>ousies, conjectures,
And of so easy and so plain stop
That blunt monster with uncounted heads,
The still-discordant wavering multitude,
Can play upon it.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
More About the Above:

Even when RUMOR brings some truth with it,
ever takes away FROM adds to- and alters the truth
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27

THE APACHE SENTINEL is published every T Friday day
This newspaper authorized activity of the Post
change and is being financed from DIVIDENDS accrqng to
Post Special Service Division All material is edited and
prepared publication by The Public Relations Qfee
Of fhe Post The Apache Sentinel should
be sent to or brought Posts Public Relations Of
fleet corner Chrsty Shipp Avenues Old Finance
Building). Telephone 2124
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27
POST CHAPLAIN'S SERVICES
Captain Whitside School
Chaplain Ernest v. May


9:45 a. m, Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. Worship Service.
1880 p. M, Thursday, Choir rehearsal.
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
Chaplain James w. Wactor
$3.50 a. m, Sunday School.
1890 a. m, Worship Service. !.
700 p. M, Vesper Service.
7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Choir rehearsal.
HOSPITAL CHAPLAINS SERVICES
1000 a. M, Worship Service.
11:00 a. n1 Service in Contagious Wards
Holy Communion first Sunday in each monthly.
$3.50 a. M, first Communion Service.
1000 a. M, Regular Preaching Service.
HOO a. M, Second Communion Service.
1880 p mp Thursday Choir Rehearsal
chaplain, Grant Reynolds)
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-27

Printing establishments are working overtime and there
great shortage of skilled help 1t is therefore absolutely
necessary that reporters and conrbutors get their copy
pictures material to The Public Relations Otce
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-11-11
Steubenville, O.

L nedeliu "a. oktobra, mesna
Sekciia SIP. Jugoslavenski O.
granak priredili su vecerinku i
svone lokalu. 537 Wells st.
Poseta ie bila kao iQbicno. We
cera koiu su servirale nase vred-
ne drugarice, bila je vrlo ukusna.
Ma stolu bese wise vista hrane,
pecene prasetine, kokosije corbe,
strudla it'd, na cemu i'm Ogranak
i Sekcija zahvaljuju. Narcotic Sc
zahvaljujemo familiji Beuk, koja
je neumorno Geo dan radila oko
pripreme "a sto bolji uspeh vece-
rinke.
Posmatraju:i sve prisutne, CO.
vek bi rekao da je to Jedna velika
familija. Svi veseli sa jednakim
osecaiima, jednakim mislima i
jednakim ciljem u glavi. Bas IL
picni SIP sastanak.
Nakon vecere, drug H. Brost-
man, odrzao je pozdravni govor,