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ing the tie, with red-hot shooting.
He carded a 32-34-66 for the
round, while Revolta had a 1888
SO. For the Evanston golfer. the
round duplicated one of IL years
ago, when his 66 in the Open set
a course record and gave him his
first major title.
ONLY ONE BOGEY
Revolta went over par on but
one hole today and took two
brides on the first nine and three
on the second. The 180-yard 11th
hole granted him a two after his
tee shot landed almost on the pin.
To Revolta il more than made up
for a five on the 4l0-yard 10th.
The one-time farmer boy Of
Menominee. Mich. appeared a
likely bet 10 win the Miami for
the second time in his career. 1t
was in the ninth renewal in 1888
that he shot record GO in win
ming by one stroke from Denny
Shute.
That year. Revoltas prize-his
first big one-was $500. If he
takes the lead in tomorrow 5
finals il will be 81, 500 cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

center. lie plays rugged and
rough.
Buddy Knox the fighter. il
managing the basketball. team at
prt Totten Remember Wal
tDustert Mails, the old Clevc-
land pitcher he has just been
discharged from the marines after
two years OF service at the age OF
so =. so he joined the Cali
fornia state guard and is now re-
cruiting.
Allie Stolz, the ring master, is
now running and part owner Of
clothing store in Newark
Mel OFT has signed Pepper Mar
tin, but this one is just 10 and
At and will be given A tryout
at third base on the Giants Jer-
sey City farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Grid Injury Fatal
To Youth Of 10

EVANSVILLE f, Ind, Dec. 9
QNS)-An injury suffered in a
football game last October was
blamed today for the death of 10
year-old Donald +. Koring OF
Evansville. He died in a ST. Louis
hospital last night as surgeons
prepared 10 remove a blood ciot
from his brain.
His mother said he received the
injury during a football game, and
unaware of itS seriousness, had
continued TO play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Spdrtdns Sign
With Miami

EAST LANSING, Dec. 9-Mich-
igan States first football date OF
the 1915 season was released here
today when Athletic Director
Ralph Young announced that the
Spartans would meet the Uni
versity of Miami in the Orange
Bowl Stadium at Miami. Fla, on
Friday. Nov. %.
The game will mark the Open
ing of football relations bcjySCen
the two schools although it will be
States second appearance il the
southern stadium. The Sptrtans
lost a 60 Orange Bowl : go to
Auburn on Jan. /. 1888 a ore-
year contract has been signed Ue-
tween State and Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Teen Ayers Dominate
,Notre Dame Lineup

Notre Dame felded its youngest
team of all time against North
western. Doug Waybright, Joe
Gasparella and George Martz are
only II. Jim Brennan, George
Sullivan. NunZio Marine. Joe
Westernkirchner and George Ben
igni are Is. The three "old" guys
completing the starting eleven
were Frank Dancewicz. 10; Frank
Szymsnski, Fl, and Art Mergen-
thai. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Spring Training
Again Live Topic

Shortly before his death Judge
Lands issued an order holding all
major league teams 10 the north
for l94o spring training
In the meantime a few Of the
baseball magnltcS pointing TO
the army Of pro golfers touring
the country. and football teams
trekng here and there. believe
the subject should be ro-opencd
They point TO the fact many of
the games players already are in
the south or California and little
additional travel would be neceS-
Sary to train ir warmer ClimcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Ot0pl IpdUpIN
Reveal 0md Fought
With Injured Hand

NEW YORK. Dec. 9 tUP)-Lee
Oma of Detroit injured his right
hand against Tami Mauriello in
the second round Of then fight
last night and fought the last
eight rounds using onlr his left TO
outpoint the overweight Bronx
better at Madison Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Hold Funeral Services
For Major Griffith

CHICAGO. Dec. 9 CUP) -
Funeral services were held today
for Mai. John l.. Griffith, who
died Thursday Athletic directors
of the Big Ten schools served as
honorary pallbearerS. Burial was
10 be at Mt. Carroll. H.. birth
place of the 67-year-old commits
sioner, who was elected in 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
FierS Easy
For j. N. s

ANN ARBOR Dec. Q iichi-
CANS undefeated basketball team
swept 10 an easy 50-l7 victory
over an inept Kellogg Field quin-
tet here tonight TO mark up the
Wolverines fifth straight win,
1t took the hapless Fliers Is
minutes Of the first half to score
a field goal and they added only
four more in the second half. Bob
Geahan led the scoring parade
with II points on five field goals
and a charity toss
Michigan will meet Western
Michigan AT Kalamazoo next Sat
urday.
al AZ q n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
9e Most Valuable

Players selected by teammates
rs the most valuable player TO
his team in the Western Confer
ence this year: [\
MICHIGAN-Don Lund. back;
OHIO STATE-Les Horvath:
MINNESOTA ohm LindquiSt
back; WISCONSIN Clarence ES-
ser. tackle: INDIA a - John
lTavener. center; IOWA Robert
lSnyder, center: NORTHWEST
ERN. Max Morris end; ILL
NOIS-Buddy Young back. PUR-
DUE-BoriS Dimancheh. back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Wightkin Honored
By Boys Town III

Bill Wightkin. Catholic Central
end, was the only Shamrock girl
der picked by Boys Town OF
all-opponent team this
Catholic Central End
Town played 10 - 49,
1900 spectators al Briggs . &C.
dunn, Oct. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Army Lacrosse Best

NEW YORK. Dec. 9 tCP)-
Army lacrosse team was awarded
the Wingatc trophy presented an
nually TO the best team OF the.
year. al the intercollegiate La
crosse Association banquet to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
EARLY FAVoRITE

Revolta was tourney
favorite and his steadineSs of the
past TWO days justified the faith
OF his hackers. Four strokes off
the pace, with a u. for the first
lS. he shot a 81 Friday TO enter
the third round in good condition
al 1879.
Maurice O'Connor of Belleville,
n. j.. added a 35-33-6S 10 his
l39 of the first 33 holes 10 rank
third with 207. Henry Picard OF
Harrisburg shot a 32-35-67 for
20S. Gene Kunes of Hollywood,
Fla. was next at 209.
Johnny Bulla of Atlanta. Ga,
was 3 under par on the outward
trip, but went over coming home,
for an even 10 which placed him
six strokes behind the leader at
on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

troit ort h
e a : I e r n lad
didn't r tur n
from the navy
until early in
n o venber TO
play center for
Notre Dame II
he had been
In at the pivot
post all season
he would have
been a serious
candidate for
A | America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Three 2O-Game Years
Sets Cooper Apart

Mort Cooper OF the Cards is
one OF the few pitchers in big
league history TO win 20 or more
games in three consecutive years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Revolta and Harrison
Tie at EOS in Miami

MIAMI up Johnny Reyoa OF Evanston IL and Sgt
Harrison the tied with 20os at the
holes the $1,000 Miami Open today cardng 66 apiece
in the third round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
CADDIE HANDICAP

James y Standish. reelected
president OF the association, listed
the shortage Of caddIeS As 2
definite handicap 90 golf. He
pointed out private clubs couldn' Z
compete with the salaries paid 70
former caddies Who haNe taken
golf jobs Several plan, are beng
formulated 10 make bag toting
more attractive
Lack OF manpoWcr and deierio-
ration Of equipment are problems
facing the greenskccDers at al
most all courses But like the
caddy situation. the end OF the
war Will bring relief 10 the green's
keepers.
The officers all were reelected.
In addition 10 President Standish
they were Judge Charles c.
SimonS first vice president; Louis
J. Leppcr. second vice president;
Eugene ". Lewis, third vice
Clifford L. Rugg. treas
urcr. and Hal a. White. secretary.
Rc-elccted 10 the board Of gov
ernorS were John " Foley. J. J.
Ramsey. William G. Burton. A. J.
Thorner and Bob Howell
To serve for Foley. ThoTncr and
Burt Shurly who arc IN the
armed services S'andi>h appointed
20 The board of governors Frank
Farrell oi Rod Run " 3 CraW-
ford Of Pine Lake and Fred Kan
mCr OF Country Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Szymanski Was Close
HERE AND THERE,

HERE AND THEIR:
You can add the name Of
Frank Szymanski TO the list of
boys who nearly made ALI
America in 1914. This former De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Bomar I axes Star
Pin Lead; Bujack 5th

CHICAGO Dec. Q up Buddy Bomar Chicago who with Bin
Fle>c Chicago holds tho national match doubles crown
the finals Of The fourth annual
bowling tonight with 1884 by the Peter
scoring system which governs the event
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

THIS SUNDAY > OAMLS
Chicago a. RANGERS
Boston a. Detroit.
nNEurFAN rTAgNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Bomar, trsnsplanted Texan who
is manager of a Chicago bowling
establishment. won seven OF eight
games rolled, sweeping a quartet
from Connie Schwoegler, former
individual titleholder from Madi-
son, Wis, and then three out of
four games from Therman Gibson,
Detroit welder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
District Golf
Returns
Vote TO Resume
Event in l945
BY EDGAR HAYES

The annual district tournament.
one of the most important fixtures
on DetroitS golf calendar. will be
resumed in 1915, il was announced
at the oath annual meeting of the
district association.
In keeping with gas rationing
and other wartime restrictions.
the tournament committee sug-
gested the event be held at one
of the courses in or close 10 the
city. II was last held in 1871
when Mike DietZ defeated Ronnie
Williams in the finals.
Harvey Olson, chairman Of the
tournament committee. said he
believed IL was a good time 10
start again and be in full swing
by the time the war is over so
golfers will find competition avail
able rather than waiting for il
to be TeOTganiZpd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
TEAM WITCHES. TOO

There also viii be team matches
and tournaments for Juniors and
the 40 and over meet.
The annual handicap list, an
other casualty Of the war will
be published again next summer.
II VIII be under the direction Of
Lou Leppcr. who has been chair
man Of the handicap committee
since II was organized.
Golf is again on the upswing.
according 20 the report of the
various committees made at Sat-
urday'S meeting The Is clubs
I h [ answered missionaries
about their conditions reported an
increase in membership Of more
than 10 per cent
The public links reported an In
crease OF more than 5000 golfers
during the year.
Two disturbing factors were
also discussed. increase OF ex-
penSes and the caddy situation.
Almost every club said IL had a
marked increase in expenses. IN
some cases az high a. 81 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Hockey Standings

mot including Saturdays games
NATIONAL ITAnII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

fatal 10 the Royal Princess.
II was in Nice, France. The other
girl was Maria FOudracheck
Princess Elena had driven 10 Mar
seille on the day YugoSlavia'S king
was shot while visiting there In
fact she was witness of the shoot
ing, and thinking 10 get away from
the distressing scene as soon as pos
Sible, she headed back for Nice.
That night Maria visited her with
a strange request She must be
driven over the border into Italy.
Princess Elena helped her think
ing II was some love affair, but that
was the last she saw OF Maria
Soon il became known that a myS-
FERROUS blond woman was wanted in
connection with the Kings death.
Her description was that Of Maria -
or Elena
Finally the Princess was kidnapped
Escorted 20 an inside room OF a dilapl
dated house. she was ordered 10 take
off all her clothes and given pair
of mems paiamas TO wear. She was
held prisoner for ten days On the
eleventh day a door opened and there
stood the man Maria had met across
the bOrder that night He asked few
questions and disappeared Later She
heard discussions OF how she would
be turned over 20 the authorities I'm
place OF Maria. the girl who actually
had carried the gun that killed YugO-
slaviaS monarch, across the border.
Anyone going out 20 track down
his or her double. il seems, should
sure whether there's trouble tied up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

OF their van and approaching the body
each took a closer look at the man.
"Mussoliui" both whispered in one
breath could hc be II Duce?"
The ground where the body lay
was blood soaked Near hy a broken
rope d4uglcd from the branch OF a
tan beech tree, and around the mans
neck was "a rope moose II seemed
obvious he'd bunglcd AN attempt at
suicide
The f1l apparently knocked him
unconscious
Ihc guards took be unconscious
man - the police bur hc Was far be-.
You'd telling hl~ own story. 4 laundry
mark on hI~ handkerchief and a mum
- in his shoe We're aii the clues 10
Identity except. ~ course, his
~,13d thicElppcd face and short
sfJrht stature
Had il not been for a discrepancy
0l about twenty years in age there il
It.,c doubt that when this man died
70 teW hours later thc affair would
have been reported s a fitting finish
.or the debated Italian Ducf
a, il is. after long and Ruthless
uvrau cation, his uuso,vcd case is
merely filed away az police hcadquar
tiers under the heading the unidcnti-
fled man who looked Ike NusSolini-
md its no police headquarters the
world over that some ot fle s'rangcSt
miNups OF doubles have been IN
covo..i over period VI many years
s. fcH years ago SIX men pointed "
% George Hayes, young Brookly
auDcalnl lu a police lineup. and S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

put man III JtOPdIuy OF uta0II'
Time,saving may seem little in
consequential as compared TO life
saving, but Emperor Francis Joseph
of Austria Hungary, it is said, used his
double for both.
The Emperor. renowned for being
the most amiable and democratic OF
monarchs, went everywhere; spoke to
thousands of his subjects each week.
But what few people knew was that
his failhful valet. Eugene ketterl,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

"t.f itt'ts ii'tf'''N 't-t'' p. ID.
young Brooklynite, as he
lice lineup. and said without
hesitation He's the man.
ON the word OF those Wit
ncsscs Hayes was arrested for
the killing OF James Fit/pat
rick. manager of a chain store,
during Il hoid-up The more
bee protested his innocence. the
greater grew the skepticism OF
the police.
Hayes felt hope slip away
Sitting in his cell ne was tor
moatcd with visions OF himself
So king slowly toward the cleo.
tr,c chair Yet he knew he
hadn't been near the store lie
"as innocent.
Then one day Hayes WAS
led through the corridor Com
IN toward him ne saw what
seemed 20 be himself
"What're you in for, bud.
dv? the likeness. who said
his name was John Farley
asked, bat he already knew
He later admitted he was
the fellow who actually com.
miucd the holdlIp and shot
Fitzpatrick. When he finally
WAS caught after robbing
~ ;auraut he went before The
cl u-storc clerks just 3-
Iasce had done and u'H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

looked almost exactly IKE
Emperor Francis Joseph
Especially during the
last invalid years Of the
monarch's life il is ru-
nored the valet was the
one who appeared On tire
balcony TO make frequent
addresses. and incidentally
10 collect the bouquets
which might easily have
concealed a bullet or an
asSasein'S bomb
Sometimes. apparently.
It's harder 20 protect near
royal skins than the hides
OF pure nobility.
When political enemies
threatened the life of
Magda Lupcscu, while her
lover, the now eX King OF
Rumania. still was ruler.
this petticoat-powcr be-
hind the throne collected
not one but a dozen dDu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

men picked Farley out of the line guilty.
John Farley, later judged insane was sent to
a mental institution. Hayes was released but
he'll always know that having double can really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

blcs 20 confuse WOUI1-O' a-s7SsI0s-
These counterparts Of the King
lady-love WIRE partly synthetic since
Nature would scarcely have provided
that one model in So many editions.
Just as movie stand ms are made 10
look Like the stars they double for
with cosmetics and clothes
Magdas bodyguards Weln 80
dyed and painted TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

ing so far away from his people.
One of the most hair-raising eX-
periences of any double. perhaps, was
that of a Princess of White Russia,
Elena TsouloukidZe, one of the few
people 10 meet her double accidental
her into a pal. with effects that nigh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

y irH years ago SIX UcU pointed uNntolduhIN
10 George Hayes a young Brooklynite, as he
appeared in a police lineup, and said without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

mitch" the royal favorite
ON one occasion, II, seems,
the bakers dozen including
Magda sat in palace win
doWS. and waiting thugs
could do nothing but shoot
the whole bunch or pack up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

IbhII firearms anu Ndli
il a day 30 shooting
But there are many
prominent characters
Who have doubtless vet
never make use OF
them
II sou stood Judge
S II King of Tulsa
.Okla.h ON a, beside
Lloyd George former
Prime Minister OF
England. il would be
pretty hgrd To tell
which Was which The
late James J NcCabc.
District Superintend
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

Italijanska porocila, XII priha-
jajo il Stockholma in Berna,
pravijo med tenn, da so Nemci
podvzeli protinapad ma zavez-
niske pozicije oh obali, in da so
naciji pripravljeni braniti Rim,
pri cemur bodo nekatera poslo-
pja pognali V zrak in zgradili
barikade V strategicno vaznih
okrozjih mesta.
Uradna porocila z ozirom ma
vcerajsnjo vest, da so Sc Mem
ci umaknili il mesta Casino,
d anes o nemskem umiku
ne porocajo nobenih nadaljnih
podrobnosti, doeim peki anne
riski correspondent poroca, da
so Amerikanci zavzei postojan-
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H 1 M E N

Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Zernic,
14705 Thames Ave., naznanja-
ia, da Sc DO njih hcerka Rose
porocila z Frank Pakis, simon
dobro poznane druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Pakis, 2O321 Arbor
Ave-, Euclid, O. Poroka sc DO
vrsila v soboto, 20. januarja
OBJ $3.50 uri zjutraj v cerkvi Ma
rife Vnebovzetja ma Holmes
Ave. Pri porocni masi bo pela
poznana Miss Irene Jazbec. So
rodniki in prijatelji so vabljeni,
da Sc poroke udelezijo. Made
mu paru cestitamo in zelimo
vse najboljse v zakonskem ziv-
ljenju!
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Rusija odklOnila
v
sporu s Poljaki

WASHINGTON, 26. januar-
ia. - Drzavni tajnik Hull je da-
mes naznanil, da je sovjetska
vlada sporocila, da odklanja
ponudbo Zed. drzav "a posredo-
vanje V sporu med Rusijo in
Poljsko, in sicer il razloga, ker
obstojeee razmere MISC priklad-
ne "a tax poizkus.
MOSKVA, 26. januarja. -
Posebna ruska vladna komisija
je danes formalno obtoziia ma
cije, da so V Katynu pri Smo-
ljensku pomorili II tisoc poll
skin vojnih ujetnikov, glede ka-
terih smrti je Nemcija pozneje
skusala zvrniti krivdo ma Rusi-
jo.
Ia nemska obtozba je bila
povod preloma med F.usijo in
poljsko zamejno vlado. Poljska
vlada je namrec pozvala Med
narodni Rdeci kriz, da preisce
nemsko obtozbo proti Rusiji.
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GR0B IA 40
TIS0!( NACIJEv
v RU5IJI
Toliko Nemcev je pablo
" IL dneh pred
Leningradom

LONDON, 27. januarja. -
Ruske sile, XII so vceraj zavzele
mocno utrjeno zeleznisko krizi-
See Krasnogvardejsk, 80 mill
pod Leningradom, so v teku
zadnjih "a ur prodrli pet mill
dale proti jugu, in njihova O.
fenziva Sc Sc vedno vail naprei.
Ruska vrhovna komanda ie
obenem naznanila, da je v teku
prvih II dni ofenzive ma leyin-
grajski 'front.' pablo vec kot 40
tisoc Nemcev in da je bilo sa-
mo ma tel 'front.' pognanih V beg
10 nemskih divizij.
Ofenziva, XII sedaj traja IA
dni, nevzdrzema napreduje sko-
ri zeleznisko omrezje, XII tvori
poglavitno komunikacijo v Sc
Verm RuSlJl.
Prodiranje proti Vitebsku
Najnovejse prodiranje Rde-
&c vojske Sc vrsi v smeri vi
tebska, in novi udarci so virgil
Nemce cd kontrole zadniega
della proge med Moskvo in Le-
ningradom, namrec med mesto-
ma Tosno in, Volhovo, XII lezita
SO mill narazen.
Proga, vodeca v Vitebsk -
ena izmed dveh poti "a nemski
beg proti jugu = je sedaj pod
ognjem ruske vojske pri Nov
gorodu, okrog 70 mill JUNO Cd
Leningrada.
Zavzetje mesta Krasnogvar-
dejska, XII je sredisce zeleznis-
kega prometa "a Estonijo in
Latvijo, je bilo vceraj Mama
memo v dnevnem povelju mar
sala Stalina, XII je odredil .12-
kratno salvo IL 124 topov.
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merike. Ma ia nacin je postal
osrednja osebnost v Zdruzenem
odboru in bo slo vse delo te or
ganizacije skozi njegove roke.
Rev. Maletic je prisel A
meriko leta 1888 "a zupnika
pravoslavne cerkve v Aliquippi,
Pa, kjer Sc mu je v kratkem
casu posrecilo, da je zdruzil ST.
be v svoji obeini v boju proti
fasizmu in jih vodil po pravi
demokratski poti. Cello njegovi
politicni nasprotniki SO mu mo-
rail- priznati uspeh della v zupni-
j, eeprav jim nj vsee njegovo
.demokraticno misljenje.
Strahinja Maletic je donna il
Sremske Mitrovice. v Jugosla-
VIII je pripadal zdruseni opozi-
ciji in bill cato preganjan pod
raznimi diktatorskimi rezimi in
bill cello obtozen po zloglasnem
"sodisce "a zascito drzave." !"
Njegova brata Nebojsa in Slo-
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Kakor znano, je komunistic-
ma stranka V Ameriki pre- d
kratkim naznanila, da Sc " bo-
doce ne DO vec politicno udej-
stvovala, temvec bo vse svoie
aktivnosti posvetila izobrazeval-
nj akciji. Razni odlicni ameris-
XII komentatorji so zvezi S tenn
nazna1ilom izrazili mnenje, da
znacilnost te akcije ameriskih
komunistov tici v tenn, ker nudi
dokaz, da sovjetski premier Jo-
sip Stain hoce slediti progra-
mu, XII je bill MACEDONIA sprejet
ma konferencah v Moskvi in Te-
heranu, ter lojalno sodelovati z
zapadnimi demokracijami, pred
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NADARJEN MLADENIC

Raymond Durn, sin poznane
in spostovane ter ma drustve-
mem in kulturnem polju -aktivne
druzine Joseph in Mary Durn,
je bill odbran izmed II najboljsih
ucencev IL 9 visjih sol v Cleve-
landu. Sedaj Sc ie vpisal prosto-
voljno v letalsko sluzbo Strica
Sama. V splosnem Sc zahteva
cd vsakega prosilca 100 took v
izkusnji razumevanju, Raymond
je dosegel cez 800 took v tel
preizkusnji. Mlademu nadarje-
nemu fantu kot tudi njegovim
starsem nase iskrene cestitke!