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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18
WOBURN

ST JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Edward D. McCreary, Jr,
Interim Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Sept. 10 -
Services were very we'll attend
ed morning and evening. Rev
Edward D McCreary, Jr
preached on Launching Out
Into the Deep" and "A Colony
of Heaven. Rev Miller Of New
York City, Mr. and Mrs Francis
Yancey an6 their son Francis
the third of Baltimore, Md,
Mrs Edward Brummell OF
Brockton, Mrs Mary Moseiy
Burrell of Brooklyn, N Y, Mrs
Virginia Thomas Crutchfield OF
Baltimore, Md, and Mrs Mar
tina Finley Fields of New York
City were visitors at the morn
ing service. Next Sunday Rev
McCreary will preach his fare
well sermon. The Fellowship
Union met last Sunday after
noon. Church school was held
at noon. Wendall Canada, a
son OF Mr. and Mrs Clement
Canada, was one Of the thirty
boys to leave for the armed
forces last Monday morning.
Mr. Stanley Fields, the son of
MIR and Mrs Richard Fields on
Center st of this city became
a bridegroom Sunday aftern-
DON, Sept 5 in Boston, Mass.
JOHNSON-KELLER
st Johns Baptist church was
the scene of an earl ySeptem-
Der wedding Sunday afternoon,
September 5, when Miss Flor
ence o Keller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Saxon Keller
became the bride of Corp
Clinton Ellsworth Johnson, son
of Mr. and Mrs Charles johnson
of Boston. The double ring
ceremony was performed by
Rev Edward D McCreary, Jr in
the church at 3 o'clock in the
presence of the family and a
large number of relatives and
friends. Miss Keller was given
in marriage by her father. She
was attended by her sister,
Miss Dorothy Keller, as honor
maid and three bridesmaids,
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude
keller of this city and Miss
Lucinda Heggie of Boston, a
cousin. The best man was Mr.
John Thomas Warner of Bos-
ton. Mrs Florence H Taylor
was the organist. Mrs Blanche
Diggs sang 20 Promise Me"
and Because" A reception
followed Immediately at the
home of the brides parents,
Corp johnson and his bride
spent their honeymoon at Oak
Bluffs, before he returns to an
army post in Georgia. The
bride is a graduate of the
Woburn High School, class of
1886. She later attended
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST
Req. A. L. LolUry, Pastor

Morning worship 10:45. Eve
ming worship 7:3O. Sunday
School / p m.
Chaplain Coles of the Har-
ward University Chaplain
School was the speaker all day
on Sunday giving two fine stir
ring messages. The pastor will
preach at both services this
Sunday.
The church was greatly
shocked at the sudden passing
Of Deacon Isaiah Patrick on
last Tuesday evening. He had
been at the church helping
with repairs just four hours
before his death. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the church
on Saturday morning.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18
WEST MEDFORD

w. MEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 10
self Analysis" was the sub
ject of the very able sermon
preached by Rev. J. Frederick
Bailey to his congregation of
the Shiloh Baptist Church last
Sunday morning. He noted the
lack of High Christian stan
dard among the Christian peo-
pie and urged the re-awaken-
ing of our ConscienceS. Among
those present was Sgt. James
LaSsiter on furlough from Ken
lucky. Rally Day marked the
re-opening of the Church Sun
day School-which was huge
success. Starting with a very
impressive devotion service led
by the Asst. Supt. Frederick
Browne, the service was indeed
inspirational and enthusiastic.
The young people turned out in
goodly numbers and even adults
remained from Church in order
to form an Adult Bible Class.
Promotion and graduation GER
tificates were awarded to the
Misses Mariory Williams, Lettie
and Leola Mason, Laverna Dix
on. Bessie Thompson, Jean FUR
and Rosa Miller going from the
Senior to Young Peoples Dept.
Also Armon Furey, Jr., and
Cortland Digger. Miss Con-
stance Perham, Robert Furey
and Edward Clayton, moving
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the Massachusetts, Memorial
Hospital. Also, Mr.. Napoleon
Jeffers of Lincoln st, who is at
the Massachusetts, General Hos
pital. One of the most enter
tanning and interracial affairs
ever held in this community
took place at Digger Park re-
Gently. The occasion was the
Band Concert arranged by your
correspondent with our former
mayor, the present Major Carr.
The concert was attended by
the white and colored members
of the community creating a
very pleasant democratic at
mosphere. The music of the
band, led by our friend, Sid
Koplow, was excellent. When
the shade of night fell, the band
had to fall back on old tunes
due to the lack of light. These
tunes were greatly enjoyed by
the audience which joined in
singing. A few remarks were
made by your correspondent, r.
]. Banks, who was called upon
and reluctantly responded as he
did not want to spoil the splen-
did musical program. 1t is hoped
and planned that next year we
may have more of these Splen-
did affairs. Next year, we should
have the full cooperation of City
Hall even though Mayor Carr
has temporarily retired. 1t looks
like this is Representative Wal
ter Lawrence's year, for he is
a "favorite son" of this COM
Imunity as a result of his faith
full service. We urge all of the
people to Register Now, so that
you may be able to cast your
ballot. More later! The Daffodil
Philanthropic Club will give a
covered Dish Supper on Sept.
30th. The cost will be moderate
and they guarantee that you
will get plenty to eat. No Stamps
Necessary. The military tradi-
tions of West Medford are be-
ing upheld by youngsters who
have Joined the State Guard in
the persons of Armon Furey, Jr.,
CORTLAND Digger, Edward Bar
nett and Donald Bell They par
ticipated in the recent naneu-
vers. Be sure and attend the
Sunday School not matter how
old or young you may me. You
wiil find it interesting, we can
promise you that! The hour is
II Is O'Clock right after Church
services. News: West Medford
is <ull of it. Send it along to
your correspondent. There is no
charge. Flash-Privates Frank
lin Booker and Fred Wright are
stationed at Fort Devens.
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Providence
INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL
TEMPLE
701 CrdnSton St.

PROVIDENCE, R. Sum
day morning services at II
O'Clock. Bible study conducted
by Deacon Smith and Miss
Naomie Jennings, II a m to
l:S0 p m. Afternoon service at
3 o'clock. Missionary meeting.
All missionary workers are in
Vited to attend and take active
part. At this service Rev Mrs
Hero of Faith Home will be the
speaker.
Evening services 7:30 o'clock,
Will be conducted by Mother
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18
MAIDEN

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Sept. 49,
Rev. William H. Smith of
Winchester was the guest
speaker last Sunday morning
As dean of the clergy his mes
sage is Away enjoyed coming
from a well spent life. Mrs.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18

Hampton Institute graduating
with the class of 1943. Corp
johnson in the service for
some time was graduated from
Oberlin High School in Ober-
lin, Ohio.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
DR.. Pugh Is Willing
To Finish Trip Begun
By Bishop Leonard
Would Inspect African,
Middle Eastern and
Chinese War Fronts

The Rev. DR.. William Barrow
Pugh. Philadelphia Presbyterian
minister. who has assumed his duties
as newly elected chairman of the
General Commission on Army and
Navy Chaplains, has expressed his
willingness to tour the African, Mid :
die Eastern and Chinese war fronts
to complete the unfinished tour of
the late Bishop Adna Wright Leon
ard, who was killed in a plane crash
in Iceland May g.
DR.. Pugh succeeds Bishop Leonard
as chairman Of the General Com
mission, which is the Official repre-
sentative OF 30 Protestant church
denominations and certifies min
listers for service as chaplains. The
commission also serves as liaison be-
tween the churches and the Govern
ment in matters affecting religious
welfare of men in the service.
DR.. Pugh's proposed war-front
trip first must be certified by the
Army and Navy and by the, Presi-
dent.
DR.. Pugh is former vice chairman
of the General Commission. During
the World War he was chaplain in
the 28th Division and attended the
men in the Disc -Aisne, Meuse-
Argonne and Ypres-Lys offensives.
Later ne served for more than 20
years as chaplain in the 1llth In
fantry, Pennsylvania National Guard.
He is a member of the American
Legion and IN 1925 was chaplain of
its Department of Pennsylvania DR..
Pugh has two sons in the service.
DR.. Pugh is stated cIerk, or chief
executive officer, of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States with
2 ,050,000 communicate members.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

going to live. I think the least we
can do is show them a little Amer
lcan treatment
Provides for Personnel.
Under terms of the bill, Congress
is empowered to appropriate funds
to purchase land or buildings near
the Capitol for the home. The Cap
ltol architect will have charge of
the home. empowered to make re-
pairs, hire house manager and
any other personnel that might be
necessary.
Whether meals would be served
in the home and whether the pages
will pay room rent and board will
have to be worked out later" Mr..
Elliott said.
This thing has been talked about
but nobody seemed to want to take
the lead in doing anything about it.
This bill 1 have introduced is simply
to get things started. Well handle
other problems as they come up"
The bill has been referred to the
Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings, of which Representative
Elliott is member
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Girl, Ready for 18th Donation
Of Blood Gets War Bond Gift
Anonymous Admirer
Louds Evelyn Kraft
For Aid to Wounded

An unknown admirer has sent a
$25 war bond to Miss Evelyn R.
Kraft, 1858 Sixteenth street NV,
in appreciation of her blood do
nations to the District Red Cross.
She is scheduled to make her 18th
donation at the donor center this
afternoon.
Miss Kraft, who has a brother
in the Navy, stationed at Annapo-
lis, Md, returned home yesterday
from her job in the Commerce De-
partment to find a letter inclosing
the bond. Signed with the initials
&C. B." the letter stated:
1T would be wonderful if your
donations could be tagged and you
could receive the thanks of those
whose lives you have saved
The power to shorten the time
Of winning in this war, am firmly
convinced, rests absolutely in the
hands of our women, yet so many
people take the help and efforts of
our women for granted.
1T behooves all men too old to
fight to protect their own selfish
interests by showing a marked def
erence to all women who make at
least an effort to help, no matter
how little
Il am too old to work, but will
never grow too old TO thank a
helper of my country and my
keeper
Miss Kraft said she wished to
express, through The Star, her ap-
probation to the anonymous donor.
When she makes her 18th dona-
ton today, Miss Kraft will have
given approximately two gallons Of
blood to heighten the chance that
men may live.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Elliott 10 Press Bill
ToProvide eHousinqfor
Congressional Pages
Cites Responsibility Of
Members; Mrs. Roosevelt
Interested in Problem

Declaring it is Congress respon-
slblllty to look after the welfare of
boys brought to Washington to
serve as pages in the House and
Senate. representative Elliott, DEM
ocrat, of California, today said he
hopes to push through as quickly as
possible his bill providing funds to
open house here where pages may
live.
Mr.. Elliott said he and Senator
Burton. Republican. of Ohio, who is
also interested in the bill, had been
invited to lunch at the White House
today with Mrs. Roosevelt, who has
devoted much thought to the
problem.
Sees Danger to Morals.
"All Of these boys come from good
homes and families" Mr.. Elliott
said. They are of the highest
character. We have a clean bunch
OF boys to start out with but no
place for them to read or spend
their time after leaving the Capitol.
AS consequence some of them
gamble, drink and smoke and drift
off into other channels. You see
them roaming around with no place
to 90 and we haven't done anything
to take care of them, It's Congress-
responsibility.
These boys are paid only S12O
a month and lots of them don't have
any outside help, so they have to
look around and find cheap lodg-
ings. even in easements and beside
furnaces. l wouldn't want one of
my children to be thrown into a big
city like Washington not knowing
where. with whom or how they were
Evening star., 1943-06-11
100-Foot Ladder Falls.
Fireman Killed, z Hurt
BY the Associated Press.

O3 tIIe hSSUC dleu FIeSS.
SALT LAKE CITY, June IL
Fireman Paul Hamilton, "a, was
killed and two others were injured in
the collapse of fire truck hydraulic
extension ladder last night.
Mr.. Hamilton, at the top of the
10O-foot ladder became entangled
in the framework as the ladder
crashed to the ground. Fireman "
L. Kresser, who was in charge of
the truck, reported.
The fire, at the 400-room Hotel
NeWhouse, was eXtinguished after
damage to only two rooms.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Because WHITE
Is Always RIGHT

The practical gift that Dad prefers because white shirts
right everywhere. good white shirt conforms to good
taste OCCASION any e And just can't have
No wonder Dad prefers white Shirts On the lob and
into the evening he'll feel right in them.
Mems SheetFI Floor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
mix, in ne samo napol. zidovski
zdravnik je moral pobegniti.

mix, in ne samo napol. zidovskl
zdravnik je moral pobegniti.
Izmed vseh goljutov in tatov,
je najgrsi oni, Xxi izrablja ne
sreco ljudi "a to, da 81 polni ze-
pc, pise newburski dopisnik.
Samo toliko povem ma to -
da "a vse vedezevanje fortune
telling) vseh veroizpovedi, da so
pogrebni obredi in vojska lie sa-
mo en- velik "piknik" "a njihove
zepe, in da bodo dokler bodo
ljudje imeli lie zgance mesto
mozganov, ma zalost in obupah
izgube svojcev, 81 tt parasite
eloveske druzbe upajo metati
polena med nase zasluzene bor-
ce.
"Memento mori' je tudi blizu
vas.
III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

vat nasi razog to MISC niti osebni, nt toiko
naceni kot pragmatcn to prav da majo svoj izvor
opazovanju deanskega razvoja razmer Jugoslaviji
cd casa njenega rojstva leu 1918 pa do nenega
sua oh navalu nacijskih tolp.
Jugoslavija najbrze bi ba paradiz tudi suca-
u da bi ba po zadn svetovn voni dohla obliko fede
ravne republike, namesto da je posala kraevna. Oh
navalu barbarskega sovraznka ko je nacska Nemeija
b bila brez dvoma sesula gede memo notrano
uredbo. Ampak sep hi moral biti tis XII bi vdel da
e bila taxa monarha kakrsna e bila Jugosava tekom
22 let svojega obstoa, vr zla da e ostra razke med
posameznimi narodi drzav nameso da hi h blazila,
in da e ba prv vrsti odgovorna sovrastva in bra
tomorn boj, XII je vzplamte med posameznmi plastmi
nenega prebivalstva prhodu nacskh in fasisticnih
okupatorjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

pomoci bratskih slovanskih ma
rodov. Mnogo korupcijskih med
drzavnih zvijac DO unicenih in
zopet bo prisel cas-, ko DO od-
mevala nasa pesem oh vecerih
v tho noe med vasicami.
Doba sedanje vojne je prime
sla nasim ljudem v domovini
trpke izkusnje in dobro bodo
ljudje pomislili predno bodo sle-
dill onim, XII so drzali ljudsko
mnenje nazaj. Kdo je mas prija-
tell in kdo sovraznik bodo sodi-
Ii ljudje sami.
Vojna bo preokrenila smerni-
ce narodov in drzav. Kaze Sc
moznost, da pridemo prvic V
zgodovini v zvezo z svetovnim
trgom potion prenovljene Jugo-
slavic, kar DO dvignilo med ma
mi gospodarsko stanje. Orijen-
tacija nasega solstva DO pa do
zivela razmah, XII ga je tezko
predvidevati. Toda kruta in kr-
vava so Sc pota do te dobe. Ia
to dajmo malo vec delati. Sle-
dino onim, XII delajo med nami
in ne vec onim, XII ne delajo ter
hocejo Sc naprej strasiti ljudi,
ces ia je komunist -.
Val ljudske misli bo Sci pre-
ko takih lenuhbv in zavajalcev
in 81 nasel svoja pota. Moe Ber-
lima, Dunaia in Rima bo prema-
CANA. Laz in korupcija maj o.
stane tam donna. Mi Slovani 81
bono ma razvalinah in grobovih
Evrope zgradili novi svet in 81.
GER tax kakorsen DO nam prijal
Uredili 81 bono zivljenje tako
da bodo oni, XII delajo, uzival
dobrine sveta in ne oni, XII ne
delajo. To 81 maj vsi TAXI kot je
P. Ambrozic o. F. M. zapomni
jo, kajti znasli Sc bodo enkrat
osamljeni ali med onimi, kate
rim bodo ljudje obrnili hrbet.
Zato bodimo jasni in hodime
po nasi pravi poti k zniagi mac
nasimi vidnimi in nevidnimi so
vrazniki, Ocitna della maj govo
rijo kdo je narodom in ne "a
vijanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
VISA resnica-ne lie polovica

Cleveland, Ohio. - Newbur-
Ski dopisnik pise, da je prva
transfuzija krvi bila dana pa-
pezu Inoceniju VIII leta 1902.
Ker ia pobozni dopisnik toliko
dobrega We o nasih velikih bori-
teljev "a naso svobodo, kot 0
Kristanu in bratu Rogeljnu, da
sta oba komunista, obenem Sc
zaletava oh Adamica, pisatelja,
kateremu svojo fakirsko hi
navscino niti do gleznjev ne Sc
ze, mai sal pove svojim ovci-
cam colo resnico O transfuziji
krvi.
Glede papeza Inocencija VIII
Sc v vseh knjigah History Of
Papacy", katere Sc dobi po vseh
javnih knjiznicah v Ameriki, be-
re: Inocent VIII, Hvoljen leta
1884, umrl leta 1892. Poleg svo-
je proklamacije "a strasno in
.kvizicije, nj bill v srcu pokvarjen.
Ko je lezal nekdaj tezko bolan
in ko MISC njegovi krscanski
zdravniki nasli nikakih zdravil
vec proti njegovi bolezni, so po-
zvali. ma pomoc nekega zidov-
skega zdravnika, docim je pa
pei v smrtnem boju trepetal.
Ia zdravnik ie vel kri trem,
komaj deset let starim deekom,
vbrizgal jo je v papeza, .vsled
cesar je papez okreval, doeim
SO deeki radi oslabelosti umrli.
Tako Sc pise, pobozni dopis-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

Ma cesti pretaka grenke solze
petleten otrok. Starejsi gospod
stopi k MENU in ga vprasa:
"Zakaj pa jokas, deeek?"
"Dolar sem nasel ma cesti. &c
ga bonn dial ocetu, me DO mama
nabila, &c ga bonn dal mani, jih
bonn pa cd oceta dobil."
Him, zakaj ga pa ne spravis
zase?"
"Ker bi me potem oba nabi-
Ia"
Neki ucitelj je hotel vcepiti
otrokom ljubezen in soeutje do
zivali. Nekega dne je Sci NIL
mi ma izlet. Iznenada pa je "a
slisal Pepcka, XII je ma YES glas
zatulil.
"Kaj pa je?' ga je vprasal.
Pepcek 81 je obrisal solze.
INA oso sem sedel in zdi
Sc mi, da sem ubogo zivalco
zme6kal."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
Indokina je med maj.
cudeznejsimi de-
1;: zzelani :Is::

Indokina je velika dezela tam
OBJ koncu Kitajske. Dale. meji
ma Siam in nekoliko tudi ma An
glesko Indijo. Po tej adezeli, XII
je francoska kolonija, hlepi
Siam, XII je pred casom zaeel
vojno z. Indokino.
V Indokini sta divjana in kul-
tura tesno druga tik druge. Tu
lahko igras po zajtrku tents,
potem pohitis avtom v pra-
gozd, resnicni pragozd z mocvir-
j, zvermi in nepredirno gosca-
vo, a zvecer .gres v gledalisce.
Dezela ina ,velike avtomobilske
ceste, XII drzijo dalec v notra-
MOST. Tia, kjer lezi rizevo po-
lie craven rizevega polja. Riz,
mic razen RIA. Kakor dalec vidi
oko, sama neizmerna polja z
majhnimi prekopi. Riz mora biti
stalno pod vodo in poljsko delo
je strasno naporno. Samo mali
zolti kuliii lahko vzdrzijo te ma
pore. Mad glavo zarece solnce
in do kolen v vodi. Dyanajst do
stirinajst ur delajo in dobivajo
malenkostne mezde. I'll kuliji SO
Anamiti. zilavost tega naroda
je cudovita. Ia obed dobivaj 10
pescico RIA z ribjo omako. Spi-
jo ma tleh svojih ilovnatih koc.
Evropec, XII je obiskal to dezelo,
pise kulijih: "Spominjam Sc
nekega kulija, XII me je nekoc
tri ure vozil S svojo rikso (vo-
ziekom "a prepeljevanje ljudi)
in pri tenn prehodil najmanj 30
kilometrov. Ko sem mu potem
placeval, je sopel in pot mu je
tekel potokih po telesu. Toda
komaj je vtaknil zasluzeni de-
mar v Yep, je re planil k druge-
mu Evropcu in mu ponudil svo-
jo sluzbo.'
v Indokini je mnogo bivolov.
Izvoz bivolskega usnja je zelo
velik, sal je bivol edna donna
ca zival teh krajev. Maihne va
81 so tam IL bambusovih koe.
Glavno mesto je Hanoi. Je to
veliko moderno mesto, v kate
rega .evropski cetrti Sc elovek
pocuti cisto domacega.. Stroke,
sencnate ceste so tako ciste ka-
kor naimodernejsih evropskih
mestih. Vile Evropcev OBJ teh
cestah zro kakor majhni grado-
vi ma krasne vrtove, XII iih obda-
jajo. Hanoiske ceste imajo Be i
naena IL anamitske cesarske do
be. menuje Sc Costa suile, Ce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

sta loncarjev, Costa zlatarjev in
tako naprej.
Kakor vsa mesta tropskega
pasu ina tudi Hanoi svoje Gu
dovite vrtove. Sredi med bam-
busovimi grmi in palmami lei
majhno jezero. Zdi sc ii, kakor
bi zivel zacarani dezeli,' kadar
Sc polna luna zrcali v vodi in te-
zak voni cvetja napolnjuje zrak.
Kamor' ,pogledas, vidis pagode,
(anamitska svetisca). Cello v
mestu med velikimi trgovinski-
mi hisami stoji pagoda sredi je-
zera. Most drzi tia in v vecer-
mem mraku hodijo Anamiti v
truman v pagodo molit. To je u
ra, ko Sc tudi Evropci pokazejo
ma cestah. Gredo igrat tents ali
v kavarne. Kavarne sc ze ma zu-
maj razlikujejo cd nasih. zlasti
MISC zakajene kakor nase. Ka-
varne v Indokini SO cisto od-
prte in imajo velike in zracne
'prostore.
sBelokozci, XII jih zsrecujes v
Indokini, SO sami trgovci, Off
cirI in uradniki dobrih polo
zajih. Bill bi zavidanja vredni,
&c hi jim ne govorilo il oei ii.
sto svetlikanje, XII ga imenuje-
mo ma vsem svetu domotozje.
Clovek psuje Evropo, &c v Ev-
ropi zivi. Obozuje jo, &c jo po-
INA lie Sc IL pripovedovanja.
Evropci v Indokini hrepenijo po
domacih krajih, kjer SO vsi lju-
die bell, kjer Sc slisi jerk, XII 81
ga govoril v mladosti donna,
kjer ii ne strezejo vedno zolti
ljudje, XII Sc suzenjsko vedejo.
/ ,Evropci imajo tam lepe sluz-
be, hise S sluzabniki, avtomobi-
le. Delajo samo pet ur ma dan,
lahko citajo, poslusajo. godbo,
uganjajo sport. Dobijo mnogo
vec "a svoje. delo kakor tam v
Evropi, pa vendar hrepene 30
Evropi.
Indokina ina Sc mnogo Gu
deznih znamenitosti. Taksna
zamenitost je ma primer mrtvo
mesto Angkor. Velikansko ka-
Imenito mesto, pred tisocletii Sc
zidano sredi pragozda, XII so ga
njegovi prebivalci zapustili. We
likansko zidovje, palace in sve-
tisca Sc stole. Neko posastno
razpolozenje obeutis, &c gres po-
noci sam po temnih cestah v
Angkoru in Sc v meseeini, XII je
tam mrtvasko bleda, .ostro vidi-
10 vse zgradbe. Okrog in okrog
je vse cisto tho. Cello nocno su-
nnenje pragozda je utihnilo. -
Temno in erno Sc dviga tho
svetisee proti nebu. Prayiio da
je morda kuzna bolezen nekoG.
pomorila vse prebivalstvo Ang-
kora, drugi ljudje pa Sc MISC ho-
tell vec naseliti v MEM.