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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21

lage. Then she had n sudden
glimpse of Stcvc's jaw clampcd
tight with pain as he and the en-
ginecr lifted the trainman from the
car.
Your wrist" she cried. rcmcm-
boring. Don't lift him" Size ran
to the door of the shack and pound
ed on it. A tall. lanly engineer ap-
pearcd in the lighted opening.
whats the mattcr?" He pecrcd
at the dishcvclCd mass of her hair.
at her musscd. sOilcd white riding
habit and then beyond to the sta
ton wagon.
There's been n wreck" Jean
shouted above the radio music in
side the shack. Help Mr.. Lardis."
She went into the shack To- meet
two plant engineers coming from
sleeping rooms, and she heard her
voice going on with clipped author
lily, "I'clp me fix this cot TO put
him on. And will you heat some
water? Where are your first aid
supplies?"
An hour later. Jean stepped back
from the neat bandagcs she had
wound around Stoves head and
left arm. There. Considering the
handicap I was working under, j
think that arm is pretty neat" she
declared, p .ssing trembling,
weary iodinc-straincd hand across
her forehead.
Steyc grinncd guilty He hadn't
been a good patient. having insist
ed on continuing with his phoning
while The worked on his arm. He
had been on the phone almost
steadily, getting the police on the
sabotcurs' trail, tracking down the
towns one doctor, and sending code
wires to his company headquarters.
did / ever ask you how you'd
stand up in an emergency" he
said. Lady, you'll do. You've been
bossing us around like a top SER
ecant AND getting results. Re-
mind me to turn over the plant TO
YOU TO manage" Hc whistlcd to tho
wispy little Mexican cook just set
ting a bowl of soup before the en-
rinecr. Bring tho scnorita some of
that too, Concha. And a napkin"
Jean slowly rolled down the
sleeves of her white silk shirt. Her
razc wandered about the room with
a measure Of pride IN her accom-
The train engineer.
bathcd, disirfcctcd and bandagcd.
vas on a cot brought from one of
the bedrooms, smacking his lips
with loud, contentment between
each gurgling draught Of soup. The
other trainman was on the living
room couch, q compress on the
swelling bump on his head where !
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

p. X. E.:-What brings on n
cystic o"ary? Docs il g.Cw larg-
or? Would medical treatment in Il
hospital take care of this?
Answer: \ cystic nvary is
form of new growth. it tends al
ways to get larger. Sometimes
they reach enormous sizes. Mod
zeal treatment is of no avail. 1t is
one of the triumphs of modern life
that surgery is safe and effective
i'm thcsc cases.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21

F. CT would like your opin-
ion ahuu; low blood pressure. ac-
compaIici by slow and irregular
pu.sc. Do you consider this Sc
riCus?
Answer: | 90 not consider low
blood pressure itself serious, but
what you .ay about the irregular
pulse gives another aspect 70 the
question and perhaps Indicates
that sou sho.lld consult a physi-
clan.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
oTrOPSiS

: Notified that her brother.
MELVIN :IAR$DEN Is missing in
action.
JEAN NiEiH".!. who has risen to the
top ~ l'.L.un model. quits her lob
IT, become rotary to
STEVE LANDS. director Of a new
ruhHu" Hlli.' IL Mexico. jean has an
abrupt introduction to carcfrcc, hand
some
CT Riley. employed by
.ll:. AND 80 =. PARKINSON, owners
at the El.shu Gasoline.
YESTERDAY Jean and Stove see tho
Ia. % !N& ia.t Of the secret rub
t'l i.T..i:.L wrecked as il ncars the
town
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21

faddist again. There are ONLY two
kinds-plain liars and gaudy liars.
Take the vcsctarians. They
would never touch meat. Mans
digestive system WAS never made
for meat. Besides meat is a pui-
son, according to them. 1t brings
on rheumatism, dimEcSS of vision.
lumbago, Bright's disease, high
blood pressure. Give them the
wholesome vegetables and fruits
of the earth. Nuts-nuts contain
all the food elements. Let us live
on nuts.
Well, to say the least, they have
not made many converts to Judge
from the wall of agony that went
up the last week i'm March when
the country discovered it couldn't
get but just a little meat. saw
one vegetarian will admit he
has been a partial vegetarian; he
was more of preaching than Il
practicing vegetarian. but still a
vegetarian - saw him during
that fateful last week of March.
staggering from a butcher store,
both arms clutchcd around cnor-
nous bundles, from the wrappcd
ends of which protrulcd what was
Enthusiastically meat. his face
bnthed in honest sweat, his eyes
plugged out with fierce resolve
to get his prizes home and i'm the
icebox before someone beat him
to it.
Experiences With Coffee
The coffee prohibition crank too
The male, or more often female,
who did not believe IN stimul:Ints
in any form. Their prcachmcnts
got drowned out in the wall that
went up when we began to get
only one cup of coffee n day.
will say this about the coffee
faddist. believe from experience
since last November that the
pleasures of coffee are largely
gustatory and olfactory. There is
a kind of coffee made OF roas ted
barley that has been just as salts
factory to me as the real thing.
Even this is directly cou,.adic-
tory to the faddiSt'S idea that
coffee is habit-forming. broke
off without n qualm or n uuivcr.
Nor have | noticed that have
slept any better :incc cui,,iug
coffee. But it must be admitted
that there is one WHO * well &c
luainted with ny habits who
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21

DR.. Clcn,onin,; viii answer
questions OF general interest
only, and tncn only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21
BY LOGAN CLnNDEHIrr. H. d.

WAR IS Il :,.li Z. l.. the face
OF its cold, iac,U;sl #;a,r alTr"ta-
lions and crvIrtr..,,.,s tatl" ;.;yay.
Since have lived through the last
six months Of ralionim", have
learned never TO believe u fn.J
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-21

AYERS that / couldn't nave slept,
amy better than | did before, be-
cause my sleeping is calculated to
ma Ike the seven gentlemen at
EphcSus look like amateurs. :,
Man CarnivOrous
The real facts about the food
fadS | have mentioned are that
mans digestive tract is admirably
adapted to meat eating. and that
Coil"e is one Of the best things
Il person from the age of 30 on
can possibly use.
If a wcll-informed anatomist on
Mars should fall heir to n human
body for dissection, he would UNI
doubleday conclude that this was
the structure of Il carnivorous ami
NAL. The hcrbivorous animals,
such rs the rabbit, or COW, have
an enormous length of intestine
which is necessary for them to
have enough absorptivc surface to
uIi!lZc their uncconomical type of
food. This has shrunk in man tc
the little vcrmiform appendix.
And coffee increases the circu.
lation Of the blood through the
heart and Kidneys and brain.
which is help To those organs
when they get to be over so years
of age.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ID. v: What is meant by the
term heart murmur"? What is
i. caused by AM. is it dangerous in
a ll-ycar-old child?
Answer: Heart murmurs in
most instances are caused ny de-
fcctS in the valves of the heart so
that the stream of blood either
goes the wrong way or is ohstruct-
ed in its flow. People go great
many yeats with Il heart murmur
without discomfort or serious inn
palrmcnt of their health.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Women in Bronx
Picket VioIotors
OF OPA CeiIinos
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. wives
in the Bronx have established picket
lines to curb merchants who violate
OPA price-ceiling regulations.
Just now the women are directing
their campaign at certain butchers,
but they say they are ready to picket
any storekeepers or landlords who
charge higher than legal levels.
The women have banded into an
unaffiliated organization called the
United Housewives with more than
200 members, Mrs. Ann Abrams, CO.
chairman, said.
Many of the members have hus-
bands or sons in the armed forces
Most of the picketing is done by
about IS young members, who some
times push baby carriages as they
march in line.
Our technique" said Mrs. Gwen
NoviS, another member, 'is to picket
the shops of offending butchers un-
til they conform to price ceilings"
Once our picket line is formed
very few people cross it" added Mrs
Abrams.
Wen keep after them until
they're either scared into playing
fair or in jail" Mrs. Novis said.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
kp Casualties Listed
As 10000 in 40-Day
|'Rice Bowl Battle
By the Associated Press.

| oy thc hocoSidic0 IIcoSs
CHUNGKING, Dec. 10.-The
day battle for China's rice
bowl" climaxed yesterday by the
Chinese recapture of the key city
OF Changteh, cost the Japanese
40, 900 casualties, Maj. Gen. c. C.
TSeng, Chinese Army spokesman,
declared today.
Gen. Tseng declared the Japanese
had lost $4,000 killed and $4,000
wounded in the bloody battle in
which all but 300 men Of the Chinese
57th Division we're reported wiped
out.
Meanwhile, Gen. Liu Wei-chang
the Chinese strategist, said "a
counterotfensive against Japan has
been decided on by the Allied high
commands and the time for its
launching is near at hand"
Important to Chinese Resistance.
Gen. Liu, who is high ofilcial
of the national military council,
added that the Chinese victory at
Changteh would have IAN impor-
tant bearing on future Chinese
resistance and the impending AL
lied counterof1ensive."
Bitter fighting still raging north
west OF Changteh between sizable
Chinese and Japanese forces, will
have a decisive effect on the cam
paign in Central China, Gen. Tseng
asserted.
He also reported bitter action on
a l20-mile front twisting northward
to point near the Yangtze from q
village II miles north Of Changteh.
Japs Driven Across Yuan.
The spokesman said that all Jap
anese troops south of the Yuan
River, which winds past Changteh
and empties into Eungting Lake
had beeen driven back across the
stream.
Headquarters Of the United States
14th Air Force, meanwhile, disclosed
that American airmen had strongly
supported Chinese forces in their
successful drive to recapture Chang
teh. The day before the city was
retaken. q communique said, Mitch
ell medium bombers Eoftened up
Japanese positions In and around
the city with q sharp attack.
Planes OF the Chinese American
composite wing took part in the
assault. All planes returned safely
Gen. Tseng praised the splendid
co. opora tiopr oiyon tho Cbir,asa
ground forces by these airmen.
He said the japanese had en-
ployed a minimum of $50, 900 troops
in the rice bowl" battle-throwing
between $4,000 and 10000 Of them
into the fighting for Changteh.
Bitterest Fighting Since 1887.
He described the operation.
around that city As the bitterest
fought in China since the battle fol-
Shanghai in 1897. Gen. Tseng as
serted that secret japanese military
messages intercepted and decoded
supported this assertion.
CA Toxic broadcast after the
Chinese had been driven from
Changteh last week also COM
pared the flghting with the battle
for Shanghai, saying the japanese
had not encountered such sti11
resistance since that struggle.)
Gen. Tseng declared that the Chi
Evening star., 1943-12-10

cipitatins Gen. Giraud's threat, It
was said, while Wednesdays retire.
ment from active service OF Rear
Admirals Francois Michelier and
Robert Godefroy was the other.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle, president
of the committee, and his entour-
age were reported to be beseeching
Gen. Giraud to continue as military
chief. Some De GaullistS, however,
merely shrug their shoulders and
declare that If Gen. Giraud wants
to 60. let him 60, adding that they
have already picked a possible suc-
cessor-Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tas-
signy, who performed ably In the
1910 campaign in France.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Giraud Again Threatens
To Quit as Commander
Nv the eAsaoriatad pr.s.

By the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Dec. 10.-Gen. Henri
Giraud, diSpleased with two recent
De Gaullist moves within the French
Army and Navy, has again threat
ened to resign as commander in
chief, spokesman for the French
Committee OF National Liberation
said yesterday.
The committees appointment of
a civilian to head the famed ""Deux-
ieme Bureau" or French Army In
telligence Service was one event pre-
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Jail Sentences for Men
Found in BrotheIs Uroed

~ the Associated Prsss.
OTTAWA, Dec. 10-Mandatory
Jail sentences for men found In
houses of prostitution were recon-
mended yesterday by an interna-
tional conference on venereal dis
eases. Under present Canadian
law, only women are sentenced or
fined.
Delegates urged the arrest and
detention Of patrons as a means
Of eradicating ,brothels.
You, too, can 90 on q raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

nese were now pressing . general
counteroffensive with strong REIN
forcements and predicted "impor-
tant developments" within 48 hours.
He said the Japanese had used the
full strength Of their 11th Army
under 1t. Gen. Yokoyama in the
rice bowl battle.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Noel Coward in U. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 H0.-Noel
Coward, British playwright, actor
and composer. arrived In New York
from England yesterday for 2 two
or three weeks visit" before going
to South Africa, where he will visit
troop encampments rs an emissary
without portfolio OF the British
Ministry OF Information.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

GEE how many ways this grand skin
- aid. Noxzema, can help you and your
family!Use it for minor insect bites, for
chafed skin, for babies diaper rash,"
too. Noxzema does 30 much because
IT'S a msdie~tsd formxI&; it not only
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
U%REDN|kOVA pO5TA

drustveni seji in Mrs. Mary Cor
mix. -"
Pc $1.0O darovali: - MI
John Gabrenja, Mr.. Frank Per
nae il GO. eeste, Mr.. Louis Vich-
ner (Mr. Karel Kokal, Mr.. Jo-
seph Jaklic, Mr.. Charles Jarc,
Mr.. A. Rabec il 1877. ceste, Lud-
vik Medvesek, John Lazar, Jos.
Okorn, Peter Jurman, Louis
Stovanja, JOS. Drobnic, Frank
Jazbec, Frank Krnc il Donna
Ave-, Frank Pernac, Louis Pi-
Ike, Joseph Suznik il Abby Ave.
Mary Krizmaneie il West Side,
in Anton Gruden. Najprisrcnej-
So hvala vsem zavednim daro-
valcem kakor tudi vsem nabi-
ralcem. Pezdrav,
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik.
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pasji p%oniznosti, ko morajo ma kolenih klece 90
ulice nemskih NEST, kljub niihovemu zaznamova-
nju z zoltimi "Davidovimi zvezdami," kljub njihovi slept
pasji %pokorscini in dejstvu, da 81 ziidne drzne nit dvigniti
eel do sadistienega nacijskega pasjeglavca, SO ih nacisti
pobili, poklali, pobesili in ma vse nnogoee naeeine pomo-
ma %stotisoce, temvec milijone!.. !: Zakaj torej nacij-
ske bestije ma prizanasajo zidon, Poljakon, tehoua In
drugim slovanskim narodom, XII Sc jim ne upirajo kakor
jugoslovanski partizani?!
Ampak S tenn Sc nj konec teh ~nelogienih in absurd
nth zablod.
Dan zatem, ko je objavila A. b. elanek, cigar neka-
tere stavke smo zgoraj kvotirali, je objavila dine Is. maja
drugi uvodnik, v katerem je sauna postavila ma laz ve to,
kar je prejsnji dan trdia. V sredo je namree trdila, da'
MISC naredili %partizani nicesar, razen da 50 porusili ne
kaj mostov, razstrelili nekaj vlakov in pobili nekaj ljudi,
drugi dan, v cetrtek, pa je napisala, da je nadayno pri-
nesel "vpliven londonski list" The Evening Standard,
.dolg clanek o odporu gerilcev v Jugoslaviji. q oznaGbo
"gericev" je incl londonski list v mislih "paltizane,"
kar je A. D. gotovo znano, ker Mihajlovicevi eetniki SO,
pc Mihajlovicevem lastnem ~priznanju, ~neaktivni. v Sir
Sem pomenu besede so vsi borci, Xxi vodijo neredno ali
'gerila' vojno seveda gerilci, ne glede ma to, kaksne po-
sebne oznacbe 81 Sc nadenejo. V tenn smislu SO gerilci ali
cetniki tudi ruski partizani. OPP. urednistva.) Ameriska
domovina nato nadaljuje: List naglasa v svojem clankr,
da je najvaznejsi rezultat tie jugoslovanske revolucije
razvoj upornosti in ponosnega duha, XII je razvnel in
navdal z borbenostjo in hrabrostjo one prve gerilce, XII 50
po zlomu zaceli napadati nemske in italijanske posadke
po dezeli. (Podcrtanje nase. Ured.)
"List pravi, da imajo jugoslovanski junaki pred ocmi
lie en- cilj in ia je: OSVOBODITI HOcEJO SVOJ MA
o IN MU ZAGOTOVITl LEPsE zlVLJENJE B O
DOCNOSTI!" (Podcrtanje in zacetnice nase. Ured)
Zdi Sc, da izvaja "A. D." syojo poltiko, pc koledar-
ju: V sredo tako, v cetrtek pa drugace. Danes anatema,
jutri labodja pesem -.
y y
Zadevi o "poljskih judith" XII jo je mimogrede ONE
Mia "Prosveta,' pa bono prihodnji teden posvetili par
vrstic. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
SUsA v ZAHODNI In OSRED-
MI J~UGOSLAVIJI

Washington. - Glasom bro
javke, katero je prejel svedski
casopis Dagens Nyheter in pre-
ko MEGA owl, je huda susa "a
della Stroke predele zahodne in
osreonje Jugoslavije, tako da Sc
je bait "poljedelske katastro-
fe". Vsi ribniki in moevirja v
tenn ozemlju SO Sc popolnoma
osusila, pravi poro6ilo, XII doda-
je, da take suse OBJ tenn let.
mem casu Sc nikdo nj dozivel".
Jugosloyanski casopis, XII ga
je dobil v. roke OWL pravi, da
SO bill mescani Sarajeva "se
zadnjie" opozorjeni ma to-, da
morajo odstraniti IL podstresia
Use gorljiye snoyi, ter ,da mora
10 urediti domaca sklonisca ali
pa izkopati jarke ma dvoriscih
IN po with. Gasopis svari, da
bodo oni, XII Sc ne bi pokorili,
2 zapprom ali tezki-
glabami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Jugoslovanski pomozni cd
Dor st. 2 S. S.

Danes imam "a sporociti pre-
cejsnje stevilo linen darovalcev
To so prispevki, katere so ma
brali posamezni nabiralci, v pri.
hodnje pa priobcimo imena o.
nih, XII SO darovali ma Cvetno
nedeljo, ko smo obhajali drugc
obletnico vpada nemske vol.
ske v nase priljubljene kraje.
Darovali so:
Drustvo Lunder Adamic st
% SNIP svoto S25O.OO in dru.
stvo Danica st. II SDZ $4,000
Pc $500 so darovali: - Slo.
venska moSka zveza, Barberton
O., drustvo Slovan st. 3 SDZ
Mr.. in Mrs. Kalan in Mr.. Frank
Rich.
Drustvo France Preseren st
II SDZ $500;
Pc $1,000 so darovali: -
drustvo Slovenske Sokolice st
442 SNIP, Mrs. Mary Somrak
Mrs. Mary Smrekar, Mr. 10.
seph Poljanc il Jennie Ave
Mr.. Frank Rich il 81, to j
ravno ista oseba kot je priobce,
ma re nekje zgoraj, ime njego'
vo Sc prestavi slovensko "BO.
GATIN,' kar pa v resnici odgo.
varja njegovi osebi, ne glede ma
premozenje pac pa njegovem
srcu je bogat, kjer ina zavest
pravega zavednega Slovenca
drustvo Glas delavcev st. 9 SD
z. in James Slapnik Jr. Clio,
rist).
Pc $500 darovali: - Mr.. in
Mrs. Stegu, Mr.. John Petrich il
1856. ceste Joseph Okorn, Mr..
Louis Tomsic, Mr.. Anton Golob,
Mr.. Rudolph Kozjan, Mr. B.Leu-
stig, Mr.. John Kershisnik, Mr.,
Joseph Mrhar, Mr.. John Sto.
par in MIR. Jernej Rozanc.
Pc $500 darovali: Mr. in
Mrs. C.. Lokar, Mr.. Joseph Bah.
mix, Mr.. John Tavcar, tajnik
s. n. d. in drustva Maccabees,
kateri je nabral lepo vsoto ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Darovi "a nase v start
donovini

Cleveland, Ohio. $500 Sledeci so
meseca aprila darovali pr nasi
Stew. 35 JPO-SS.
Nabiralna knjizica if. Durn:
Mike Lab $500 namesto VEN
ca "a pokojnim A. Smole, Frank
Petric $500; drustvo Euclid,
Stew. 20 SDZ $500; Mrs. Urek
$1.00; John Lokar $1.OO; Mrs.
j.. cesnik $1.00; Progressive
Slovenke krozek stew. 3, Euclid,
Ohio. $1,000; Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Straus, Trafalgar Ave. $500;
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Poklar $500;
Mr.. Milan Medvesek $500 ma
mesto venca "a pokojnim voja-
kom John Zajcem; ]. F. Durn
druzina $500 namesto venca "a
pokojnim J. zajcem; Paul Ces-
mix gainesville, O., $500. -
Skupno $4,000. ~.
Andrew Bozic (zidar) nabi-
ralec:
Louis Gebron $1.OO; John
strancar $1.00; Frank Klemen-
cic $1.0O; Viktor Shell (sel 81,
Jos. Rebek $1.0O; Louis Furlan
S1.0O. 6kupno $500.
Geo Panehur, nabiralec:
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Udarec n~acistiene
propaganda preti
led. narodom
Elmer Davis Direktor Owl g

Elmer Davis Direltor Owl g.
Office of War Information
Med tenn ko Sc nemske cete
borijo S tezavo, je nemski pro-
pagandi uspelo zadati nam uda-
rec S tenn ida Sc j je posrecilo
devesti do preloma diplomat
skin odnesajev med Rustic in
poljsko Waldo v5izgnanstvu. Pot,
pc kateri so sli nacisti, je lep
primer Hitlerjevega nauka liz
njegove knjige "Mein Kampf'',
da. MANFRED mnogi ljudje rajsi
verjamejo velikim lazem nego
malim. Kakor sc spominjate, so
Rusi tedaj, ko SO Nemci podjar-
mill Poljsko v septembru devet-
intridesetega leta, n~apredovali
in zavzeli vzhodno Poljsko ter
pred tenn ujeli tisoce poljskih
vojakov.
Junija edenstiridesetega leta
so Nemci napadli Rusijo, pre-
plavili to podrocje in ga cd te-
daj dale drzije. Sedaj - pc
skoro dveh letih naenkrat
trdijo, da so blizu Smoljenska
odkrili trupla tisocerih poljskih
oficirjev, katere so - tako tr-
dijo nacisti - Rusi pobili pred
trent lett.
" raznih pogledih izgleda ia
pravljica zelo sumljiva. Najprej
Nemci MISC bill pray mic sigur-
nj " pogledu stevila ubitih. cez
nekaj casa so zaceli Japonci in
Francozi IL Viehyja trditi, da
SO bill poklani Rumuni v Odesi
in ne Poljaki v Smoljensku. Go
vorili so 0 desetih tisocih, po-
tenn o dveh, in petih, dokler nj
SO koncno "ustanovili", da jih
je bio dyanajst itisoc. Rim in
Berlin nista bila 18TH misli gle
de nacina kako so bill ubiti.
Glede ostankev so rekli, da so
bill bolje oeuvani pc treh letih
kot hi Sc bio pricakoyalo. IT,
dill SO, da SO Rusi ma vsak ma
Gin hotel skriti te grobove;
vendar da SO zakopali vsakega
posebnega moza v uniformi z
njegovo tabelo .identitete. Pred
logi, da Mednarodni Rdeci kriz
preisee zadevo, nimajo nobene-
ga pomona. Kajti Nemci go
spodarijo ma TEN ozemlju. Ne bi
jim bio tezko pokazati onim. XII
bi vodili preiskaYo, trl4pla v "
s[z- 80 - e. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

obdaveiti vsi enako). Kolikor
kateri hoee, maj prispeva.
seja tie postojanke Sc vrsi dine
Is. maja. Torej so proseni vsi
zastopniki in zastopniee ter u
radniki, da SO navzoei. Potrebno
je, da seje poseeate vsak mesec.
Ma drustva Sc pa priporoea, da
zahtevate sp~oroeila il teh sci, ma
vasih rednih mesecnih sejah.
, J. F. Durn,
tajnik podr. 35 JPO-ss.