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Evening star., 1944-01-23
Co|orfuI Ice -Copodes, Opening
Tuesday, Has Ace Cast of 152

row. A full dress rehearsal is sched-
uled tomorrow afternoon.
Two New Patriotic Numbers.
The fourth edition of Ice-Capades
offers two new patriotic numbers.
"Semper Fidelis, Salute to the
United States Marine Corps" in
wolves 48 lovely and splendidly
drilled Ice-Capets. and opens the
show. Flight for Victory" finds the
entire cast assembling on ice a de-
sign representative of Gen. Jimmy
Doolittle's plane that bombed
Toxic.
Another feature is Song Of the
Islands," beautiful bit of pag-
eantry, spotlighting Donna Atwood
feminine lead Of the show.
Miss Atwood, former national
girls junior and senior pairs cham
pion, is the 19-year-old woman
skating star. The male lead falls
to l6-year- -old Jamie Lawrence. Mid
western skating champion and sue
cessor to Bobby Specht, now in the
Army Air Corps.
Outstanding among the returning
favorites is the veteran dance team
of Those Two Old Smoothies" COM
prised of 52-year-old, 242-pound
Orrin Markhus and 44-year-old Irms
Thomas.
Other Well-Known Stars.
Joe Jackson, jr.. popular tramp
bicycist; Phil Taylor, world stilt
skating champion; Lois Dworshak
All-America Rhythm Girl; Erit
Waite, comic; Trixie. blond queen
of the jugglers; Chuckie Stein, mid.
get comedian; the Kinder Sisters
Melody Maids: AL Surette, laugh
provoking slapstick king; Mar-Yar
Red" Mccarthy, crash king of the
ice; Betty Brown Lee and Patt!
Phillippi. glamour girls, also have
prominent parts in the show as dt
Newcomes Nate and Edythe Wal
ley. Eleanor OMeara, Eleanor
Meister, Ted Meza, Juanita link
Marilyn Quinn, Joe Setta and Lee
Leeb.- .- ... ....--
Ten nightly performances and two
matinees comprise the 1914 engage
ment. Matinees are set for next
Saturday and Sunday, January 29-
30. Saturdays matinee is being CO.
sponsored by Radio Station WRC
and Variety Club as a War Bond
performance.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

for a fly tied on a gut leader, but a
fitted ny cast" was too much. Yet,
it was but a tail fly below two
dropper flies. In England the tail
fly Is pointer" and in retying a
gut leader you're adding a point. "
Our landing net is a ring" and a
hatch is "the fly is up"
Trouting or any stream fishing in
the Tight Little Isle" isn't for the
average fisherman, for most of it is
made possible by stocking and jeal-
ously guarded by landowners. For
that reason the fishing INDUCED in
by our boys over there is accom-
plished most likely in the rivers and
larger estuaries. We talked of 1t
around the campfire in the evenings
and learned OF odd fishing termi-
nology used around salt waters, for
our British companion had been in
India and Palestine and fished at
every opportunity.
A hook is an iron" if single and
when hung double double iron"
When snelled they are hung to
gut; scales are balances"
Some Easy to Understand.
Other terms were. easy to under
stand, for saltwater men get
around more than their fresh-water
prototypes, but the one which was
beyond comprehension was a
priest the little persuader or club
we use here in offshore fishing to
quiet the big fellows so that they
may be brought aboard the boat.
So, while the fishes and fishing
are much the same all over the
world, the terms in talking of it are
at a variance. Maybe, with our boys
getting better acquainted-and we
know they are doing so wherever
and whenever the opportunity
offers-many of these terms will be
heard with frequency. Just which
will take precedence lies in the
future.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Perruso Gets Last Shot
At Heurich Semitic

Perruso gets its last chance to tie
FBI for the first round champion
ship in the Heurich Basket Ball
League tonight as it plays Marine
Headquarters at 8. If Perruso wins,
the playof game will be held Mon
day night at $50.
Other games scheduled: War VS..
Marinettes at 2 pm; Scholl's Cafe
VS.. United Typewriters, 3, girls
league): Camp Springs VS.. Gallaudet
Informals, 4; FBI VS.. Engineer Re-
search, 7; Perruso VS.. Marine Head
quarters, 8; United Typewriters VS..
Jacobsen Florist. 8.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

Ice-Capades Of 1914, studded with
famous skaters and athletes, opens
a Today engagement at Uline Arena
on Tuesday night at $3.50 O'Clock.
Financial success of Ice-Capades
already is assured by an advance
sale that passed the $4,000 mark as
early as last Thursday.
A colorfully costumed cast Of 152
persons will be presented in 80 acts,
many of them brand-new. The cast
includes a grand total of 108 women,
bringing back established favorites
while introducing new and interest
ing faces.
The show closes a successful run
in Providence, R. l., tonight, and
the performers report here tomor-
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Basket Ball
Continued From Page A-16D

at will. Central got nothing in the
first period and only one point in
the final frame. The game started
slowly, with Western taking a SO
lead in the opening quarter, but
thereafter it picked up speed as far
as Western was concerned. Ray
Love swished the net three times for
Western in the second period for the
major part of the Red Raiders 1873
half-time margin.
Love continued his hot surge in
the third frame, netting 8 points,
and totaled 20 for the game, sea-
son record for the series. Brian Bell
also had hand in Westerns third
period scoring with two field goals
and one free one. George Conway
and Buddy Brown added to the rout
with double-headers in the final
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Mat Show Will Help
Mile O Dimes Drive

Headlining Wednesday nights
show at Turner's Arena will be the
Yellow Mask, hooded rassler, and
Don Evans, Pacific Coast mailman,
who will clash in a finish bout.
Tommy OToole, Irish grappler,
and Jack Wentworth of Iowa have
been signed for the semiwindup bout.
O"Toole Is not new around here and
twice during his career has met Jim
Londos.
A portion of the gate receipts from
this session is to be turned over to
the Mile O. Dimes Campaign.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
HyottsvilIe, BIodensburg
Play for County Lead

Hyattsville High basketers will
meet Bladensburg High tomorrow
afternoon at 3 at Bladensburg. Since
both teams are undefeated, the win
ner will take the lead in the Prince
Georges County, Schoolboy League.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
GAO Girl Busketers
Arrange Two Games

General Accounting Office girls
basket ball team. 1943 District Gov.
ernment champions. will play FBl
Tuesday night at in the Langley
Junior High gym. On "wednesday
at 8 they will play OPA at Western
High.
So far this season they have won
three games In as many starts.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Johns President, Rock Creek
Kennel Club Retains Officers

he'll never go there any more. and
each fall sees him again on the
way. And he always comes back
with just a fraction of the num-
ber of cookers he takes with him.
This must be the cocker edition
of the Weekly Howl Cocker fanciers
Comdr. and Mrs. H. L. c. johnson,
who moved quite recently to the
Falls Church neighborhood and built
a very practical, workmanlike ken
mel there, are moving again-this
time to the Mclean neishborhood.
Strange to say. it was the house,
not the kennel that proved too small
for a growing family. 1t begins to
seem as If the growing tide of KEN
nels were moving out in the vicinity
of Madeira School. To date there
are Clarandall shepherds. South
Down boxers, Parrylin shepherds,
Aliens bulldogs and Johnson's s
cookers all within a few miles.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

burg. incidentally, Miciotto, boosted
his top average to 126-l1 while
Keith zoomed to 125.
Dot Hershey and Billy Towles
gave the pacesetting Ruby Parry
and Bill Gartrell a 81 trimming to
pull up within game of the lead
ers while 81 win for Jessie Keith
and Charley Mehler over Thea
Shupe and Eddie Thompson gave
the victors a second-place tie.
Frances Wilson'S near-record 1893
enabled her and Bill Caul to sweep
the duel with the Ruth McClintic-
Bill Oliff team.
The second five games of 90
game series between the crack two
somes of Boots Workman-Red Me-
gaw and Ruby Parry-Bill Gartrell
will be rolled Wednesday night at
Queen Pin.
The Parry-Gartrell duo leads by
So pins. Action will start at 1920.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Amber Light Gets Length
Victory at Fair Grounds

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %. -
Dixiana Farms feet colt, Amber
Light, a S340 chance, won the $4,000
McDonough Handicap at the fair
grounds today, but was all out to
hold a length over Mrs. r. A.
Coward's Franks Boy.
O'Sullivan Farms Pompeco was
third, 2la lengths back of Franks
Boy.
Topweighted Marriage, carrying
122 pounds. finished last in the field
of seven.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Eastern Branch Quint
Defeats Deal A. 6.

Eastern Branch Boys Club basket
ball team defeated Deal A. c. quint,
31-2l, in game yesterday at Gen.
tral Boys Club.
Spicer with 10 points was high for
the winners, although First of Deal
was the games top scorer with IL.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Keith, Frances Wilson
Take Scratch Honors
With 453 and 393
BY ROD THOMAS,

Bill Gartrell, famed for sensa-
t!onal duckpin games but a medium
average bowler, and Merrie Slechta,
making the headlines for the first
time, were the principal winners in
The Stars war bond bowling tourna-
ment, recently concluded, which
added $6,376,737 to Uncle Sans I'M
mediate assets.
Competing at the Columbia, Cart
rell, who twice has exceeded 200 in
games rolled under championship
conditions and once, in an informal
contest, rolled 247 for the highest
hardwood duckpin score ever heard
of, collected the mems top prize of
5000 in bonds with a tally OF 492,
including a handicap Of 48. A game
Of 100 put him over"
Miss Slechta, firing at the Penn
Recreation, using her Penn Sunday
Night League scores in the tourna-
ment, totaled ass, also with a 48
handicap, to tuck away 500 bond.
Like Gartrell, she marked up a
tremendous middle game, a 1T
which tied the all-time District
record for women rolled a decade
ago by Rena Levy, but due to the
absence of a foul line Judge will re-
ceive no official recognition.
Only Laurel for La Gulli.
Eddie Keith, one of the city's out
standing bowlers, competing at the
Lafayette, registered 453 for mems
high scratch prize Of a $25 bond. and
Frances Wilson, Takoma Recrea-
ton entrant, collected the same with
393 sans handicap In the women's
division.
No bond but a large bouquet is due
Lorraine Gulli, six times No. rank
ing woman bowler Of the country,
who, In an exhibition match at Ia
koma held in connection with the
tournament, scored 426 from scratch
to defeat Frances Wilson, who the
night before on the same drives,
shot her prize winning 1893. This
was the 18th annual Star tourna-
ment and one Of the few in which
Miss GULL didn't figure in the payof
Other major winners in the mems
division were v. E. Kruger, Anacos-
tia Spillway, with 90-484, 500: jim
my Burns, Bethesda Bowling Center,
Slab $75, and Sam Glovinsky,
Greenway Bowl, 114-47s, $50.
Alta Casper Is Second.
Second In the women's main pay
off was Alta Casper, New Recreation,
72-432, SIS, and third was Mrs. Dolly
Puryear, Silver Spring, e3,427.
AS a bowler Mrs. Puryear was
third, but as seller of bonds-and
this was far more of bowlers' bond
selling campaign than a tourna-
ment-she probably was the queen.
Her sales were credited to the Silver
Spring plant, which, by the way, led
all the 81 others in the metropolitan
Washington area in number of ac-
tual participants with 295. Next
came Rosslyn with 179; Clarendon,
ITS; Bethesda Bowling Center, 16O,
and Takoma Recreation, 157. The
bowling operators donated their
drives. A total of 1923 participated
In the rolling and most of 'em were
salesmen, too. Due to the bowlers'
campaign, according to Hugh Lynch,
executive manager Of the District
War Finance Committee, the Capital
proper was enabled to meet its De-
cember quota but quite as gratifying,
he said, was the big jump the drive
produced in the sale Of Series E,
the peoples bond"
Evening star., 1944-01-23
N. 6. Takes All but One
Event in Swim at NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 22.-Scor-
ing first place in all but the 50-yard
freestyle, North Cardinals SWIM
mers won over Navy today, 1896.
Hammond, Wildman and Madison
of North Carolina broke the Acad-
emy pool record of 3:005 in the 300
yard medley relay.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Varied Sports

Boxing.
Army, g; Penn State, 2.
North Carolina, 6; Maryland, g
virginia, bk; N. c. Navy Preflight, 4h.
Swimming.
North Carolina, 80; Navy. SO.
Navy Plebes 40; Baltimore Poly, 26.
Army, SO; Penn State, IS.
Yale, 76: 0lneyville Boys Club. 46; Nau-
Georgia Tech, 40: Duke. 80.
Frapklin and Marshall, 46; swarthmore,
Fencing
Navy. 10: Fencers Club of Philadelphia,
IL.
Wrestling.
Cornell, 1S: Columbia, IA
Army, "a: Muhlenberg, o.
Penn State, %: Colgate, 3.
Yale, %; Princeton, 3.
Track.
Army, 66la; Dartmouth. 42h; Cor
nell. 1T1s.
Gymnastics.
Army Plebes 43; Lincoln High, IL.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Athletics Sell Three
Players to Orioles

EY the AssOcIAteu Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Connie
Mack of the Athletics announced
tonight the outright sale of three
players to Baltimore Orioles. They
are Felix Mackiewicz, right-handed
hurler and outfielder; Francis Skaff,
reserve inflelder, and Sam Lowry,
right handed pitcher.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

The newly formed Rock Greek
Kennel Club held a formal election
recently and continued in ONCE
those people selected when the club
was started. They are: President,
Brooke Johns; first vice president,
w. Powell Hale; second vice presi-
dent, Marguerite Jones; secretary
treasurer, Carolyn Elms; bench show
chairman, Mrs. John Anderson. The
American Kennel Club has granted
this organization license to hold a
show on April %, the day preceding
the National Capital Kennel Club
fixture. 1t is planned to have hound
packs and obedience trials in addi-
ton to the regular bench competi-
ton at this show.
Baltimore Deadline Near.
Entries for the Baltimore dog
show must be in the hands of the
Foley Dog Show Org. Inc, 20O9 Ran
stead street, Philadelphia, this week.
The show, scheduled for Saturday
and Sunday, February and 6. is the
31st venture Of the Maryland Kennel
Club and is being given for the
benefit of the Baltimore Council,
Navy League. In addition to many
special prizes in various breeds, there
is the usual class percentage money
for the winners.
Mrs. Maud Powell, whose Powkim
cocker spaniels are well known local
ly, has had to discontinue breeding
operations due to impaired vision
Mrs. Powell long has been active in
local kennel circles. She served as
secretary of the Old Dominion Ken
mel Club and it was because of her
professional knowledge of catering
that the Old Dominion Kennel Club
achieved an enviable reputation
among showgoers for hospitality and
good luncheon arrangements at rea-
sonable prices.
Scaggses Take Rare Vacation.
For the first time in 10, these
many years, Raymond and Lucille
Scaggs have taken a vacation to-
gether Heretofore, one always had
to stay home to look after the young
puppies, or the ailing old dogs, or
the special case in the back kennel
Finally the time came when little
Gene suddenly ceased to be little
and could be trusted with the whole
works, while mother and dad took
time off to visit Florida together
Bet they worried about puppies all
the time they were gone.
The Scaggses were not the only
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Y Seniors Down FPH
In Court Loop, 3O-26

The "Y" Seniors defeated Fed
eral Public Housing 1926, in the 18th
Street YMCA Basket Ball League
last night on the "Y" court. Sted-
man Lipscomb of the losers was
high with 13 points.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
w. & l. Is Sport Exception

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. % (PD.-
All of Virginia's big six" colleges,
with the exception of Washington
and Lee, have indicated they intend
to sponsor spring sports but on an
abbreviated scale.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Wildcats Stop Buckeyes

EVANSTON, Ill. Jan. % 1P.-
Northwestern knocked Ohio State
out Of the Big Tens unbeaten ranks
tonight, A to 40. leading all the way.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Blair Busketers Ahead

Montgomery Blair Highs basket
ball team defeated Charlotte Hall on
the latter's court last night, 80 to 81.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

The Scaggses were not the only
Washington area breeders in Flor
ida this year. Johnny Kimes had
his annual sale last fall, packed the
remaining cookers and the wife in
the old trailer, and down to Florida
he trekked. Each spring he VOWS
Evening star., 1944-01-23

Hockey Results
New York, s; Toronto 1.
Indni:n5spoli'' ;:n.51 81. Hsr:hsey'. ..
soston ssHo,1 oigmpies. .ssltes =; tcurti; Bay, 1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-11

prmeri avstrisko krono nti razmeru eh dveh denar
nh enot borz Zurichn OBJ casu zasedbe Prmorske
stran Italje. Menaln kuc e bill zvisan ma co. lir "a
100 kron sele naknadno novembra 1919. Deloma je
krvla preah odziv podezelskega prebivalstva tud
mrzlicna nag1ica, kaero e bla zamenava izvedena,
ko nj utegn del udi IL oddaljenih vas samo doume
I'll gospodarskega pomona zamenjave ampak niti priti
vrsto menjanem uradu da bi zamenjal pravocasno
svo denar. Tako aljansk uradnki odslavljai nase
ga kmea, ces da DO re Sc mogel denar zamenati pri
naknadn zamenj javi TIE obljubjene naknadne zamenja
I've pa Sc do danes nj bo!
Ostao je ia naein cd zamenjave izkljucenh mic
mani kot 13O monov. Ia ia znesek - enak 7s mill
onom lr je bio oskodovano nase prebivalstvo pr de-
nalni zamenjav To e bill prvi udarec XII mu ga je
della nova domovina - Italija
Cetudi e Italia prevzela vse avstrjsko premozenje
" novh pokrajnah vstevsi veke gozdne komplekse in
rudnik zvega srebra Idr nj hotela prevzet in
njati nt onh avstrjskh drzavnh papirjev, XII jh je
imelo prebivastvo novh dezea. Primorc bill groz-
am in zapori prseni podpsovat avstrijska vojna po
sojia in teh je blo pri oh koncu vojne oko 80 mi
jonov kron Italia e te avstr ske obgacije sicer pod
psala, ali zamenjala odnosno placaa h nj Nj priznala
in poravnala nt avstro-ogrskh drzavnih obvez in obi
gac nasproti primorskemu prebivalstvu avsrijski
voski zroceno bago (rekvizcije) Cd avstrske voske
izdane vone nakaznce rokah nasih ludi in nash
vodov znasae jmanj so mill jonov kron to e 80 mi
lijonov lr Avstra in Ogrska sta bill obvezai St.
Germainsk in Tranonski pogodb, da bosta poravnal te
dogove ali ma haski konferenci 1929 eta e Italia
velikodusno odpovedaa tenn teratvam svojh drzavlja
nov kost avsrijskh in ogrskih davkoplacevalcev,
da bi bia "a pozneje kakorkol odskodovaa svoe
We podanike
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-11
Duoje pisem IL stare domouine

kakor more. In ko gremo ven,
mas nekaj stiska pri srcu, v
marsikaterem oeesu 50 solze.
Vemo, da Sc je nekaj zrusilo,
da DO treba tezke borbe, preden
bo mogoce nekaj novega nazaj
zgraditi. "Staro Sc je zrusilo,
kot Sc je morale zrusiti."
Yes poln razlicnih misli grem
ven in jo mahnem proti mestu.
Ia menoj jo mahata diva usta-
sa: "Pazi prostovoljca," pravi
eden: Zacne sc zasledovanje po
mestu. Dobro vem, kaj pome-
nj, &c jim pridem v roke. Pla-
mem v prvo hiso in po stopni-
cah navzgor, Sc preden ona diva
zavijeta liza vogla. Pozvonim,
vrata Sc odpro, JAZZ planem no.
tri in Sc naslonim ma vrata. Za-
eudeno me gleda gospodiena, XII
mi je prisla odpret. Vprasa nae,
kaj zelim.
"Govoriti gospodarjem."
Incl sem vecjo sreco n e & o
pamet. Gospodar je bill tudi yes
preplasen, ker je bill lid. Polka
zal sem 'mu svoje papirje, po-
tenn mi je zelo postregel in mi
Sci vsakem pogledu ma roke.
Pustil sem pri MEM opremo,
nakar sem jo mahnil k nasemu
prijatelju inzenirju, kjer so bill
duhovi 'tudi zelo razburjeni, ne
sicer zaradi. rasnih zadev, tenn
vec zaradi tega, ker je gospa
Srbkinja, kar "pravovernim'
Hrvatom tudi ne gre proved v
racun. r
| Drugi dan sem jo mahnil pro-
ii Ljubljani. Pc Zagrebu so Sc
sirile razlicne novice O pokolju
prostovoljcev. Vendar smo mi
vkljub vsemu prisli do Brezic,
ceprav smo "a pot, XII je dolga
okoli 40 km, naredili 75km. Bill
je prav lep mars. Potem smo
bill zopet srecno v Ljubljani.
Poletje sno Sc nekako prezive-
III, vendar je zivljenje potekalo v
neprestani napetosti. Vedno mo-
I've novice, 'vedno resnejse. Po-
ziganje vasi, izseljevanje. Me-
ra je bila kmalu polna. Pojavili
so Sc prvi partizani. Tudi ia z
sem incl odriniti ma jesen. Ven
dar je wis major preprecila
nacrt. Hisna preiskava, pri ka-
teri SO nasli nekaj propagandne-
= ..g. .f.4s ~ 4tps n II. 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-11
(Ez urada Zdruzenega odbora
juznoslOvanskih Amerikancey,
New York;
Ma polozaju 2. aprila, 1914
PRVO PISMO,
prejetO 25. maja 1914

Draga mama, papa, Stasa,
Aljosa.
Prvic Yam lahko pisem, od-
kar sem prisel ma svobodo. In
prvi; tudi lahko recon, da sem
ma 5vobodi. Takrat, ko SO me
izpustili takrat sem prisel IL
zapora pod terror fasisticnih O.
Dlasti, il dezja pod okap. Ven
dar je bill moi polozaj toliko
boljsi, ker sem incl svobodo gi-
banja in sem lahko sci tia, kjer
morda zivljenje nj tako udobno,
vendar je zivljenje, XII je vred-
no cloveka.
Pisal va1n BON nekoliko O
tenn, kako sem prezivel zadnja
tri leta, odkar sc nismo videli.
Par tednov potem, ko ste odsli,
je izbruhnila vojna. Sprozil Sc
je plaz, XII mas je potegnil "a
seboj. Misljenje, da bono osta-
Ii nevtralni v tel veliki borbi
narodov, Sc je razblinilo v mic.
IN vendar, ceprav smo Sc ne
jasno zavedali, da Sc zacenjajc
tezki casi, so bill morda tisti
dnevi nejlepsi dnevi, XII sem jih
do tedaj prezivei.
V ncde]jo vecer zvem, da Sc
snuje akademska legija prosto'
voljcev. z nahrbtnikom ma ra'
mi jo odrinemo " kasarno, od'
koder mas posljejo v Novo me-
sto. Polni navdusenja koraka'
mo po Novem mestu in nase
geslo je isto kakor geslo beo,
grajske mladine: Bolje rat ne
go pakt
Vendar nihce Sc ne sluti, 'kal
mora priti. Smo v Zagrebu, ka'
sarna je polna slovenskih pro-
stovoljcev. Oh stirih popoldne
je zbor ma dvoriscu. Mislirno, da
odrincr1o pod vodstvom nasih Q,
ficirjev naprej v Bosno. Novice
SO drugaene. Nemci 50 vdrli na
Hrvatsko, prednje edinice se
nahajajo v Zagrebu. Vsak mo
ra po svojo premo in nazaj ns
dvorisce. Ustaski oficir nam go
lvori O "zapeljanosti'' in mas ma
podi ven, vsak maj gre donlov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-11
. SIX IRA T

Jakata pri Ameriski Domo-
vini skrbi, kaj della marsal Tito
v Rimu in zakaj 81 je ogledal
notranjost baziliske svetega Pc
ira. Skrbi ga, &c Sc je sci tia
spovedat svojih grehov. Dale
ga skrbi, kdo vodi 100000 bo-
jevnikov brojeco Ljudsko osvo-
bodilno armada v Jugoslaviji,
ko Tita nj donna.
Ia Jakata skrb je vse pohvale
vredna, ako ne izhaja il zavesti.
da je MENU samemu generalna
spoved zelo potrebna, da Sc oci-
sti garij lazi in prostaskih zavi-
JAM. Slovaski kvizling in Hit
lerjev prijatelj monsignor Tiso
bi mu morda dal odvezo. Izklju-
eeno pa tudi nj, da so mu to We
liko skrb "a marsala Tita vdah-
Mill pasji dnevi.
Da ga v njegovi sveti gorec-
nosti pasjih dni nekoliko poto-
lazim, maj ga opozorim ma raz-
ma porocila casopisih, iz kate
rih je razvidno, da nasi ameri-
kanski vojaki, oficirji in redo
vi, radi cd zunaj in cd znotraj
ogledujejo znamenite stavbe:
krscanske katedrale, musliman-
ske moseje, egiptovske pirami-
de, zidovske sinagoge, budistic-
ne pagode it'd: Ako pridejo
Salt Lake City, 81 radi ogledajo
tudi mormonski tabernakelj, in
kljub temu ne postanejo izpre-
obrnjenci v muslimane, Tide,
budiste, mormonce it'd. Poveda-
NO nam je bilo, da je predsed-
mix Roosevelt vec dni stanoval
in prenoceval V sovjetskem po-
slanistvu V Teheranu, pa zara-
di tega nj postal komunist.
Druga Jakata skrb, kdo od-
sotnosti marsala Tita vodi jul
Egoslovanske partizane, mai hi
ma tudi ne kratila spanja. Mar
sal ina najbrz pod seboj Sc ka-
kega podpoveljnika. Sal tudi
predsednik Roosevelt, vrhovni
poveljnik vse amerikanske boj-
ne sile nj ma 'front.' pri ameri-
kanskih vojakih v Italiji ali ma
Francoskem, pa Sc fantje vse-
emo dobrp "fajtajo." Tudi gene
raj Eisenhower, poveljnik "a
vezniskih armad ma evropej-
skem bojiscu, je bill vse do ne
davnega casa v Angiji. Sele
pred nekollkO dneVl Je premes-
til svoj glavni stan il Angliie
ma Francosko. V nekem casopi-
SUI smo brali cello, da je bill
Eisenhower pred nekaterimi
tedni ma desetdnevnem obisku
v Zdruzenih drzavah.
! Ako Jakata skrbijo grehi, maj
to skrb v prvi vrsti posveti svo-
Jim lastnim grehona, svezim in
zastaranim, tudi tistim, XII Sc
gaje mrzle case zamrznjenih
bank. Morebiti ga bo to nekoli-
|ko ohladilo v teh vrocih pasjih
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