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Evening star., 1943-10-22
"TAKOMA PARK, Nd,

Lear 0lT.
Answering the question raised in the
last paragraph Of your column in The
Star the other evening, we would be
more than willing to spend blue coupons
for raisins and currants for our i'll robin
If we knew where they might be pur-
chased
They are not available in the stores
around Silver Spring. Where do you
buy them?
Our robin hops around the yard, new
er seems to fly, at least for any distance.
He sits with his head drawn down into
his body. and his neck locks unusually
thin and for while the top Of his head
seemed to have bump on it.
I'VE are wondering If cat didn't get
after him.
If he stays with us until real cold
weather he might freeze to death, don't
you think? We would put up some sort
OF bird box or shelter for him If we knew
the type that he would be likely to use
III you have the time and any helpful
suggestions I would be glad to hear from
you.
Another bird lover,
Sincerely yours, c. S."
There is a chance that a sick robin
might remain all winter.
A few robins do stay each year. Usual
ly they live in some old barn or deserted
building.
Some Of them prefer the wilds Of
pnrk Do otb Of
similar nature.
Injuries may prevent our correspond
ent's robin from joining a small band OF
its own species and flying South for the
winter.
In such case, 1t will be necessary for
this friend of birds to do what is hu-
manly possible for the creature.
1t will be useless to put up box OF
any sort, because the bird will not use It,
Perhaps the best thing that can be
done is to build up pile Of brush.
This should be SO contrived that there
are plenty OF spaces in 1t so that a bird
might hop back into one Of them.
The limbs could be adjusted so that it
would be possible for the robin to fly
III anu ooI, "illouI tHcie pelile enough
space for a cat to crawl in.
1t might be possible to so adjust
small basket or box in the brush that
there would be just enough room for
robin to enter
The pile Of brush would have to be
anchored thoroughly, in order that rains
and winds, and especially SHOWS, could
not harm it,
About the only thing that could be
dcne, in order to induce the bird to use
this natural shelter. would be to build
up trail Of food toward it,
This sort of trail is often used. in bird
feeding, to bring the birds to wanted
spot, usually closer to the house.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Who Takes Care?

A puzzler was proposed about 20
years ago in a popular song entitled
Who Takes Care Of the Caretaker's
Daughter While the Caretaker's
Busy Taking Care" If memory
serves this riddle was never officially
solved by the millions who hummed
it, though many wild gueSses were
made. Yet the most fantastic Of
these never came up to the actual
truth OF recent similar case in
Hartford, where an ironic twist of
fate provided an extraordinary an
Swer
A young mother of that city was
asked to work in a children's center,
as her contribution to the war effort.
For some time she was unable to
comply; she was caretaker of her
household, and who would care for
her own youngster while she was
taking care Of others? At length she
solved the problem; somehow she
obtained a maid, though she guards
the methods closely as a military
secret, and installed her as care
taker. Carelessly she went off to the
center to take care, and did so we'll
that she suffered the frequent
reward of merit; she was promoted
to a tough assignment, that of TAX
ing care of problem child. 1t was
then that her cares really began.
All day long she struggled with him,
careful to do the right thing, until
she could 60 home. Once there, the
rest was fairly easy. All she had to
do was to report to her own care
taker, the maid, how she was coming
along with her recent charge, the
maids little son, who was such a
problem child that in despair she
had taken a job as maid and sent
him to center, where some other
caretaker could take care Of him,
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Differs With DIR. Mann
On Character Of Germans,
To the Editt


DR.. Thomas Mann, self-exiled German
man OF letters, in his recent speech at
the Library of Congress- made certain
recommendations as to how the world
OF erstwhile law and order should settle
its account with Germany. The tenor
OF his remarks would seem to indicate
that he did not foresee their implica-
tions. We want to be sure that he is
free from the taint of the Herrenvolk
philosophy before we take his teachings
unto ourselves as a prophylactic. Why
should we subject our ideas to displace-
ment by a culture essentially foreign to
our own? There was a state of in
balance among his hearers on that
particular occasion. Who has eyes to
see, may see. Who has ears to hear,
may hear.
The theory that good and evil are
blended In = singular way in the Ger
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Spirit UnquenchobIe
All, lite that beats SO fercelu uno

An, life that beats so tercely upon
the heart,
Stinting OF brightness,
Snatching a1Oay the fo,Uer, the
nearly,pon prize,
Life, 1ue defy you. We uiH not
Run up the 1Uhite banner of defeat.
In anger and tears, zoe shall reshape
the dream;
Ouer and oUer and oUer shall raise
the fallen ideal.
oh, just ahead-oh, Just beyond the
ctrUe-
Surely from the hills pindy height
Within an hour, a day, or, at the
most, year
We shall stand in the full sunlight,
The 7Uill-o'-the-1Disp oUertaken,
The footprint OF sorroD behind US,
Joy in the hand. .g
INEz BARCLAY KIRBY. \
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Another Shortuqe
From the Boston Post.

The ruling of the United States and
Canadian governments that the cutting
Of Christmas trees is not an essential
industry means that the traditional
greenery will be conspicuous by its alb
sence this year. Canada has even placed
restrictions on the transportation of the
trees. Oficials say Vermont probably
won't produce 10 per cent Of its usual
number OF trees. The ortage will be
test for the ingenu; New England
housewives. They un ,tedly will find
some way to dress up their homes for
the Yuletide season.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

In October. 194l, Russia was already
broken and would never rise again,
and about how at this time year ago
he was in Stalingrad to stay and no
human being could ever push him
away from that spot. The moral, it
seems, Is to beware the loose use of
words lest the day come when you
have to eat them.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the 1Oriter, although the use of
a pSeudonyna for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters ,cith
q Die1O to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

@ What is the rate OF infant NOR
tality?-G E
A The Children's Bureau reports that
in l941 there were 113,949 deaths in the
first year of life The infant mortality
rate for the year was IS per 1000 live
births. In other words, one baby out Of
every % born alive died before its first
birthday. The 1941 infant mortality
rate was lower than that of any previous
year. Utah set new all-time low State
record with an infant mortality rate Of
30.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

O. What is the origin of the word
"nostrum' as applied to a quack medi-
cine?-A w B.
A. The Latin 'nustrum" means our
own lie, special drug peculiar to the
seller.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

@. Is there any place in the world
where the air is free of dust?-L.L
A. Dust-free air does not exist any
where in nature. Near the earth's sur
face the dust is mostly blown up from
the soil by the winds. Also every great
volcanic eruption spouts up enormous
quantities OF dust to great heights.
Moderate to strong winds blowing on
soil that is loose and dry raise clouds OF
dust IN the lower air. When great areas
become very dry, atmospheric disturb
ances produce dust storms, which may
do great deal of damage.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

@. Is 1t true that some rsh mako
sounds?-P. M. D.
A. AS result Of reports that odd
sounds had confused radio operators in
submarines, Fish and Wild Life Service
and the Navy made series Of record
ings which established the fact that GER
tain fish do make sounds. The toad
fish was found to be the noisiest Of those
observed.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

@. What class of mail Is the most
remunerative?-W. E. K.
A. The Post Once Department says
that first-class mail is the most re-
munerative.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

@ What became of the submarine in
vented by Leonardo da Vinci?-P. Y.
A. Da Vinci suppressed his invention
because, he said, 1T was too satanic to
be placed in the hands of unregenerate
men,"
Evening star., 1943-10-22

Q. Who was Jane McCrea?-W L. l..
A. Jane McCrea was the daughter Of
New Jersey clergyman She was born
IN 1888 and in l777 was scalped and
butchered by scouting party of Gen.
Burgoynes army. This is said to have
occurred on the day set for her we'd
ding
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority On AuthorIs..-
Tho Authority On Authoritiee.

bidding West led the Sjad. . to
the *, then South ruffrd the \ AMI
cleared trumpS with III" Is. O and
y. Next the diamond = to In" .
icll 10 the a and East returned
another spade. compelling u sec
ona ruff by South. with his final
trump Now it dawncd on HIM too
late that when he lcI To the dI,.
mond Is. the suit was blocked I'm
abe 10 get back to his hand cH.
c"pi by leading club toward the
. he had to watch East TAX. !,
with the l. and then lead TO tho
Srdd" q for the setting trick
All that South had 10 do after
taxing the second trick. was lead
diamonds before trumps. Even II
East. after winning with his a.
mad" South run again. the latter
could have used the third round of
l'u'nrS as r"-"utry to his own
hand 10 run tho diamonds after
Getting the X out uf the wave
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Institutions + are
letter In New Bill
(ConrInM-L nom r,asl ONO

commission. ...cN noted tH,i e..
would be |g...DlC ~ TIN, tam. 'u
make amy c&',...tu repair CO., 90 per
ndnCnt udlE, 'n oar State naI'u-
ions" hccIu.. would be Imup-..-
bic 10 get moe, is.
However. 'r.Hln WAS cJiu.u'hcU
on certain .,..rs to the State llr--
pital at Raly-. OF >UCn Iu u.
pCratIvc natu., mat they should noe
wait"
Inc permanent Improvements h,t-
I'd as needed 90 AIprgamtun ucluica
Improvements 10 the llltri plant
$4,000. farmland and cuLumyl.
10000. -r"oniin- S623.i5y. buiiu
.ng OF sin dwellings for the mci'c.,
taft $50. 900 'Es iubCrCIildr Da,u-
ms STi.g"5. boiler room. bOIICr ana
fertilizer roo. Coop DAIRY 81 600. nl,
ydrants and water line. Si.2&U.
Building, i-jcd dS nCCding fire
roofing were tine old steam hml-r.
ate. builuu- Ward No. -. SEu e.
,urd buildlul Fate building. Arm.
rcld building McMiun buildmg.
ialC building DIli, building Mort.
Colony and uu>c, h"mc.
The commission .uIr thdt tho ap-
'rOpriatipu. would provide q peg
capita allotment of S2DI g' Morgan
ton and S3Ui 90 liHICIgn. This u
above the national average ul so
per capita. d., message -dId. ih'
Raleigh average is higher than tn.
at MOrgau'ru because Tho RIlCigr
institution care. for criminal insane.
lnCbriatCS. etc. whIiC Murcant"u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Mrs. Ayscue Has
New Bethel Meet

The Woman's Missionary Socic,v
90 New Bethel church met last even
''lS with Mrs. W. n. AyScuc. with .,
GOOD attendance. y splendid pro-
ram WAS given on WITNESSING Ion
h'iH' WIN thc following member.
"tH!l:' part ON the program: Airs. ).
= Hurphy. "I"S. Ivan Aiken. Mrs.
H"ihrr Brewer, Mrs. J. O. Newton.
"ud Mrs. I. II. Weldon.
Alter Il BUSINESS session IN winch
'"' pre- id"Hi. Mrs. ". j. Bowen.
''i'"d nor n'" committees for the
year. III" meeting closed with prayer
b.. AiI>. Cr"Wvil Dycrtuu.
HIS. NvscGv served hot Chocolate
md WATERS.
lhc t""rU"ry meeting viii uc held
WIN MI. SDuv@Cru AySCuc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
TWIN PEASANT SUITS

Dress your twi.s alike. in Pat
tern 1906 10y Marian Martin. Do en-
nrnIdcr the SuSpcndcr straps WA
can receive both the boy and pirl
outfits in one pHttcIn--Ir you order
them N one size.
Pattern 903G may br ordered a. y
in chlldrcn'S sizes ,. 3. /. ;. g. sic
+. skirt. requires ! Sd yards 35-incn
blouse. ! yard cnntr ST: trousers |
yard 35-nch: blouse, | Sd yards G IL
traSt.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in com
20. this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE. NAM,:. AID.
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Srnd yow order To The Ilcndcr
son Daily Di.patch. Pattern Depart
mrnt. 80 ". 18th ST.. New Yorl;
\. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
y. s. Plcnes Bomb
Eapies ii Daylight

Continues r.'rn '.rr. Durl
Y On m'l's 'r. m "r"a.t Ger
maH s'r"nGhuld whose tall would
cut If the land "".crp. route" of
hundreds. Of. thou.ard nl axis sol
.j"rs
II The central Caucasus. di,n,,chc.
r"uor'cd Il dramatic coru bv Ru.sjan
r!G."rS who Sinrmcd into tho health
I'D" nj Mincralnyc. abru' midwa?
.r"" The .iHy-Erku railroad and
'rund two. lr2in!rads 81 German
r"Gn.. with wUn,'io-a w-itinG to
mHvC 'owHrd H." front.
Oih"r mairr q ,c!upmcnt.:
Tl'NISIA-Tank-lcd Erfr, n lntan-
Try were reported To have driven
q .rman forces from iii positions
tracing N :.:c"i~1 nd II miles
s'uth Of McGic2-clBfb. which lies
- Mills below Tuni..
AIR WhR-S;riliing at both end,
~ naZl-CruG." Ervpnc. allied wnr-
planes pounded the greet Rhru in.
d">twal valley in western Germany
last night. ~ addition 70 the attack
H" NvHlC.
Il was he sryth assault ON the
'.rr ~ ~i"C ui-hr,.
C'rnciG"ri1l'- british hcaduuar.
ic e disclosed tN;' German planes a,
" II a. nn2i an'i-uircrau Gun crew.
WEI now iiG..n m the dolc".c Of
r. -. rCppr!iu" That 70 Nc~~cr-Chui;t
j.? which attempted - .utc"ccu' tho
''" ican raid ON Naples VAS shot
down.
LwrA BRUSH hcrdouar,cr
s.F,. .,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

camp Butncr wrote To Mrs. Wall
saying, III part: "'rhark you So very
much ior the box of flannel ma
JamaS ANA hospital gowns YOU have
sent l" tins camp. We arc iuSt be-
%lrninS a. develop Red Cross ser,
ices III the station hospital. making
such articles especially welcome rs
a Nay "I introducing Red Cross ant;
It's resources"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

panSlOn Is u De considered al this
time i'm our State school iaclIj,irs
the matter should originate with the
General Assembly,"
The ninth month. ii WAS usliut;l-
cd. would cost approXlmIlrly s.
100000 Il year. y bill Ia add Inc
mOnth to the school system WINS
submitted To the assembly ON tho
iirSt day al its meeting.
Even without the additional nuuin
and It's concurrent costs. the commits
sion recommended appropriations fen
inc schools Ga $50 .69U Tor the first
year ul the Dicnnium and >3il5g.-
io6 Tor The second year. an inrrc;s;
oil S6.923.li6 over the appropriations
Tor this blennium. These figure, tax,
INTO account the proposed Wur bonus.
Olhci recommendations included.
The addition ol - auditors To- .uv
iurce ul the Revenue Department.
several al Whoac cnpluyc, we've, l,.t
year convicted Oi CmDcIIl,mcrt and
%I|,n prison Terms 81 otherwise. u.n-
! iShcd: and Il fund to establish - ,,,.-
"ut-ui-slat" advertising
Considerable expansion ul forest
lire control work al ;"@ nrpmuayu;
al Conservation ana Bvyviuuurnt.
An additional Sl1.uTu a y,... len.
"t-"i-s,atC advertising.
That S3.UuU. 900 Dr retained 80. line.
Highway and Public WmN- c,nI.,f.,-
Ion lur road rCtIrymynts I. .uU t.-.n.i
materials become available. ana tho
reservation by thv highway MIS-
sion ~ Il fund of $4,000. D1J lDr work.
my capital.
~ general, the yearly apg.unqa-
. -l,,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Returns la school,

Mis- PcGg" Moran lett yc.lcrCi y
for Acndham. Nov Jersey. To- rcstur..,
....I", a." - NI,nbCr of the Scniul.
class III ST. John Baptist school. after
' n"I>tWaS holidays with
her family here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Visits in J'lOritl1

Mrs. ". +. SIUrgI- i"'i this Mlnrr.-.
lnG for NCibuulnC. Florida. Ia visit
her sun. ChIriC- /. Srur9CS. vino Is
executive administrative officer at
the L. $. Naval Ar base there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
x 4
= WITH OUR BOYS /"
IN SERVICE :"
krtIIrmN 10 (OlOrlIln.

PVT. Ralph Hight has returned To-
Camp tm>un. Colorado. a,tcI -pcni-
l"% las '"'rtrc. day THROUGH with
hi. parents. Mr.. and Nh-. !. +. IiIgui.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
MrN. Hull ImnrnN.ru

M !. : liUIl. ~ NIrkenIrU. Is
dignity improved # Maria nurham
hospital where she has been i pa
irut Tor several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Birth of Daughter.

Mi md Mis-. Harris Caldwell an
n"unrc the birth ui Il daughter Mary
Lou. at Maria rarham hospital on
Monday. January II.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

IIHfA - BRUSH headquarters
again announced nothing I" report
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

lor Itrin h.y toG Iorc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
To Elizabeth Civ

Sara King CHrlCrr:.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
ToIIOrr0w's Problem

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

kdo bo incl vec besede ali vpva pr krau bo to saba
propaganda ker Sc liza casa prve svetoyne vone
kaj smo dobli propaganda Xxi jo vodi "a Jugo-
savijo." It'd. it'd =
Kakor e vdeti je namig zadostoval. Jugoslovanska
vlada oziroma memo posanstvo Washngtonu je men,
da izprevdeo da brez novaca de' zato Sc e stvar
nemudoma emeljito izpremenila Mr.. Spencer D. Irwin,
zunanjepotcen urednik "Plan Dealer -a Nborno YER
ziran in nformran casnikar, XII dobro pozna resnene
Jugosavij katerem svojecasno zapsali,
da e velik prjatel Jugosovanov, katero rdev pa da
mes popravjamo tolko da je lie velik prijate svoe
lasne udobnosti in svojemu polozaju prmernega ziv-
enja je napsa cast G. Foticu laskav uvodnk kate
rega je Ameriska Domovina prompno preveda, dasi
ona prav tako dobro kakor mi da je Fotc grobokop
jugoslovanskega edinstva, da je sluzl presnjm
fasistienim in dktatorskm rezimom in da je rodbinsk
povezanosti najbol znanmi kvzlngi Jugoslavije "Sr
bobran" sovinsticno gaso veesrbstva obavlja zdaj
" prevodh uvodnike "Amerske Domovine," zastopnki
nazadnjaskega jugoslovanskega rezima Washingtonu
pa posao besedo teh uvodnikov po kratkovani radio
|oddaji nasemu ludstvu domovno, da ga begajo ces
liz Amerike nj pricakovat pomoc! Ameriski rojak
so poponoma zadovoljn taksno Jugosavo kakrsna je
bila
Mr. Spencer D. Irwin pa nastopa Pittsburghu in
drugod veesrbskih shodh, XII h prireja sovnistGn
"Srbobran, ker govori taksnem smisu, da ga Srb
posinovi ter mu vzdei priimek 'Irvinovic -
Kar tice sovenskega ziva C1eyelandu, je tn re
vec meseceV Javna tanost ola preJema mex tukasnJ list
po 5000 ma zato da povzdiguje Mihajovicevo in
ugoslovanske Wade slavo Kolko e resnice ma tem
vemo, vemo samo toko, da MI NISMO tisti list!
Mi te lazi-propagande moreno drugace pobijati
kakor resnco Zato ponovno opozaramo nase rojake,
da pazno ctao nase uvodnike, XII jih bono juri zopet
nadaljevai, XII vsebujeo obektven opis poozaav nas
domovini Zanimve bodo zlast ugotovitve XII h e spo-
rocila neka osebnos dr. Kreku in ostam canom jugo-
slOVanske Wade London.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Seja lokalne JPO,SS 35

Cleveland, Ohio. - V zad-
MEM mojem porocilu te orga-
nizacije sem med drugim incl
tudi oznacen napacen datum
glede te organizacije. Ia datum
bi Sc incl glasiti 27. aprila, in
ne 23., kot sem JAZZ storil napa-
ko, torej prosim vse zastopnike,
da to upostevajo, da Sc seja vr-
81 dne 27. t. M, to je V torek
(jutri) kot obicajno V Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terlo Rd.
Zgodilo Sc je, da mesto da bi
vel V postev 4. torek v mese-
Gu, sem wei 4 petek. Sicer pa
boste dobili vsi pismena obve-
stila glede te seize. Proseni ste
zastopniki, kot odborniki, da ste
vsi navzoci ma tel seji.
Brat Jankovic je re drugic a.
peliral name v "Prosveti" kot
menda, da maj vrsim svojo dolz-
most in JAZZ dam potrdilne knji-
zice vsem zastopnikom, ne lie
menda samo MENU ali kaj misli
G tenn dvakratnim opozorilom,
ne vem. Brat Jankovic, v pojas-
milo maj tt bo to, da je zunaj
teh nabiralnih knjizic med "a
stopniki in odborom 27 po Ste
vilu. Torej vec kot pa Sc po-
vprecno zastopnikov vdelezi sci
in teh sc vedno vdelezi Sc pre-
cejsnjem stevilu vsake seize. To-
rel il mole strani je v tenn iz-
vrsena dolznost in nj potrebno
nikako apeliranje ma mojo ose-
bo, &c je tn in tam kak zastop-
mix ali zastopnica XII tega noce
sprejeti, morda da ina pred
sodke, ali pa. da nina casa "a
nabiranje, S tenn nj receno da
tajnik organizacije zanemarja
svoje dolznosti kot tajnik. Sma-
tram, da vrsim povpreeno vec
kot syojo dolznost. In to bi br.
Jankovic tudi moral vedeti. ST.
Ger ne bi odgovarjal in korigi-
raj pri tenn br. Jankovica, ker
pa izgleda javnosti, kot da
tajnik zanemarja svojo dolz-
most, Sc mi je videlo potrehno,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
UREDNIkOVA pOSTA

da Sc to tudi v javnosti korigi-
ra.
Vsem tukajsnjim drustvom
tudi V obvestilo to, da je zad-
MIA drustvena seja DIR. "V boz
st So SNPJ podvzeia korak, da
Sc obvesti vsa drustva v svrho
organiziranja SANS-a. Meseca
maja boste vsi obvesceni potion
pisem, katera so tajniki prose
nj, da jih pricitate ma vasih Sc
jah, nakar tudi izvolite svoje
zastopnike kot je v pismu ONE
memo. Imena kot naslove pos
lite spodaj podpisanemu kot
zacasnemu tajniku, da Sc DO v
svrho tega vrsii skupen sesta-
mex "a organiziranje SANS-a
V tenn okrozju.
Drustvo je bilo mnenja, da Sc
ia postojanka organizira skup-
no il severne kot JUNE stra-
nj nase naselbine in pri tenn tu-
di v Euclid, da skupno tvorimo
emo podruznico SANS-a.
Kdaj sc bo sestanek vrsil OH
roma prva seja, bodo vsi "a
stopniki, katerih imena boste
poslali obvesceni pismenim po-
! tom.
! Torej drustva so prosena in
druge organizacije, da razprav-
ljate tenn in izvolite svoje "a
stopnike Gce), da tudi tukaj to
potrebno postojanko organizira-
mo. Pomnite, da izvrsni odbor
ne more vrsiti vsega tega dela
sam, pac pa je potrebno sode-
lovanje vsega slovenskega ma
roda v Amerlkl, ce hOcen1O, da
bo SANS v resnici kaj dosegel
"a osvoboditey in zdruzitev ma
sega naroda " domovifi. Pro-
SEMI ste, da izvolite zastopnike,
katerim je v resnici delo pri ST.
Gu in da Sc bodo vdelezevali tudi
sci it'd.
Torej zastopnikom JPQ. stew.
35 ma svidenje ma seji 27::, to je
" torek (jutrD oh 8. uri.
]. F. Durn, tai.