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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22
Pupils OF Central
School Entertain
Parents With Program

The pupils of Central Elemen-
tary school entertained their par
ents and friends at a Christ
mas party at the school on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. IA.
Special credit goes to Miss
Catherine Maxwell, music teach
er at the school for her able SUI
pervision in preparing a program
that so beautifully brought out
the various talents of the chill
dren.
All the rooms, from the second
to the eleventh, were represent
ed on the program. This con-
sisted of group singing, recita-
tions, skits, dances and other
entertaining numbers, including
songs in which the entire school
joined.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22

With an area of 1894, 1868 square
miles, Canada is larger than the
u. S. by half a million square
miles, but is population U1,506,-
655l is only about that of greater
New York.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of thank
ing the Moss Point Fire Depart
ment and others who did such
valuable service in saving our
home during the fire that de
stroyed the J. c Hassell home
next door. All of you have our
undying gratitude.
DR. and Mrs. A. p. Macarthur,
Miss Ella Macarthur.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22

cousin and son, respectively, turn
cousin and son, respectively, turn
in outstanding performances.
"An American Romance is a
sweeping document, a powerful
motion picture
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22

the Christmas holidays.
Hurley
The annual Christmas pro-
gram Of the Hurley Methodist
church will be given Sunday
evening beginning at 7:30. This
year the program is under the
auspices of the Woman's Soci-
ETY. Of Christian Service.
Sunday visitors in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Parker
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bell,
Mrs. A. A. Herndon and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Champagne
and children Of Kre0le; MI.
and Mrs. w. L. Jones of Hur-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Hamilton
of Mobile spent Sunday in the
M. c. Crawford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Lyons
have as their house guest Mr..
Lyons sister, Mrs. Ida Graham
of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Charlie Henderson of
Mobile is spending a few days
with Mrs. Gladys Pait.
Misses Gustava and Rosa
Mae Hamilton and the Rev. J.
W. Valley arrived Wednesday
from Perkinston Junior College
to spend the Christmas holt
days with their respective fam
lies.
~Pascagoula visited with her
mother, Mrs. Gladys Pait, Sun
day evening.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
regret to learn of the
illness of their infant son. The
baby was taken to the City
Hospital in Mobile Sunday,
where he will receive treat
ment.
Among the Hurley teachers
spending the holiday season out
OF town are Miss Addie Belle
Williams and Mrs. Cecil d. Gill
ley who left Monday for Ellis
vile, Miss, to spend the holt
days with their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Lyons
moiored to Magee, Miss, Mon
day to attend to business.
Mesdames Honor G.. Jones,
M. c, Crawford and Jack King
were business visitors to Pas
cagoula and Moss Point Satur-
day.
Mrs. j, B. Gibson, Jr., spent
Friday in Mobile Christmas
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack King Wis
tied relatives in Agricola Sun
Gay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honor G. Jones
had as their guest Sunday al
ternoon Miss Ina Thompson,
Jesse Thompson and Eddie
Khayat of Moss Point.
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mrs. w. T.. Jones we're her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buren, Kirkwood of Wade.
Friends of Buddy Slider wish
for him a speedy recovery from
his illness.
Frances Jones was a business
visitor to Moss Point and Pasca-
goula on Tuesday of this week.
The Women's Society OF Chris
tian Service met Tuesday at the
Methodist church. After a devo-
tional led by Mrs. Raymond
knight, a short program was pre-
sented by several members.
Among those present were Mes
danes p. S. Moak, Jr., j. W
Valley, Raymond Knight, Jack
King. billiard Jones and Susanna
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hamilton
and family enjoyed a lovely
birthday dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Jesse Hamilton.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this method of thank
ing the Moss Point Fire Depart
ment and others who did such
valuable service in saving our
home during the fire that de
stroyed the J. c Hassell home
next door. All of you have our
undying gratitude.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-22
Skin lrYitations?

Eczema Observation-Disclosures
over the years so many thousands
OF bottles of Moone's Emerald Oil
have been sold to help sufferers ma
ouick case and comfort from the
itching and torture OF Eczema
Rashes. Pimples and many other
externally caused skin erupttons
that we unhesitatlngly say to you
Try Moone's Emerald Oil for ten
days; If not completely satisfied,
money back-drug stores every
where.
WIGGINs DRUG STORES
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Those of you who have known the delight Of Moore
Mccormack the fascinating wonders of
Americas East Coast the prewar crebook lands Of the
Baltic Seamust carry your minds such memory
of luxurious days So do
All the responsibilities imposed by have made forget
the things Moore Mccormack Lines stood for days of peace
time avehne Ships metcuous service elarating activities
programs interesting itineraries Nor have vision
of what travel standards will world to
For months have been working practical plans designed
to improve tavto help people enjoy the pleas
ues of shpboad Life and the things that make other
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Tropical Disease Course
Planned for D. {. Doctors

In cooperation with the Army,
Navy and Public Health Service, the
Health Department will inaugurate
special courses for doctors In the
recognition and treatment Of trop-
ical diseases, to combat any that
may be brought back by veterans
from the South Pacific.
Although no date has been set for
the start of the courses; Health ON
Ger George G. Rutland already has
notified the District Medical So
ciety and the Medical Chirurgical
Society of the plans for instructions
DR.. Ruhland said doctors would
need special training to recognize
symptoms OF tropical diseases. The
problem already has been discussed
by department physicians and lab
oratory technicians have beer
trained by the Public Health Serv.
lice.
Although DR.. Rutland does moi
expect malaria to be a major prob
lem, dysenteries may prove a rea
concern, he said.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
13 Injured When Gang
Inyades Service Dance
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23.-Police
answered riot call at the Univer-
sity Of California at Los Angeles
last night, where they reported a
gang. Of youths attempted to crash
a dance for servicemen. Thirteen
were injured.
Detective Lieutenants H. D. Ward
and E. M. Nelson said knives, BIZ
cycle chains, broken bottles and
other weapons were used by the in
vaders. The detectives said nine
were held for questioning and Is
others who escaped would be sought.
Most of those injured were civilian
ffiends Of the servicemen who at
tempted to repel the youths, the
officers said. One unidentified
serviceman was injured. Six per-
sons were hospitalized.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Jap Protest on Sinking
|0f Hospital Ship Reported
py the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
Domei, Japanese news agency, re-
ported yesterday an official protest
had been made to the United States
over the alleged sinking Of . jap
anese hospital ship, the Muro Maru
by American planes in a raid on
Manila harbor December 13 philip
pines time).
Domei said the hospital ship was
bombed and strafed and that II
sank several hours later as the re-
suit Of the attacks.
The Federal Communication.
Commission, which picked up the
Domei report, said 1t was broadcast
in English and intended for Amer.
lean consumption.
Domei asserted the American Gov.
ernment had been notified last Jan.
uary through neutral channels thar
the Muro Maru was a hospital shiI
In accordance with the Geneva con.
vention.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Reserve Board Warns
Land Boom Is Possible
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board said
yesterday there Is still a danger oi
a disastrous farm land boom such
as occurred during the World War,
Land values rose steeply during
both wars. The difference so far is
that farm mortgage loans have not
scared in this war as they did be-
tween 1914 and 1923.
But there are indications that the
steady decline in mortgage loans
since 1923 has slowed almost to the
stopping point. In fact, there has
been little decline during 1914.
The Reserve Board, therefore,
cautions that if mortgage indebted
ness were to start upward, accom-
panied by a continued rise in farm
values, this would constitute a Sc
rious threat to agricultural stability
in the immediate postwar period.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Association S Placement
OF Babies Is QuadrupIed

-Four times as many babies have
been placed for adoption this year
by the Children's Protective Associa-
ton, compared with the agency's
record last year.
This doesn't mean there are more
babies available for adoption, the
agency pointed out, but that it now
Is functioning more extensively as
an adoption agency because 1t fore
saw passage of the baby broker law
and realized the needs of the serv-
Ices OF noncommercial adoption
agency.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

interesting The big factor which has hitherto prevented many
people from knowing such enoyments has been lack We
are now seeking to establish programs whereby the o<
woman with two OF three weeks vacation Rio de anero
OF Buenos Aires OF Stockholm OF Leningrad and also benefit
BY eure holidays To bring this about proposing
the establishment of inegaed and ar services through which
planes will complement and extend the utilization of our Ships
and thereby further develop both ali and travel.
After the nation will be- than ever living part ofa
world society The people of country we'll those of the
countries will want before see and know this
world We intend be ready those desires into realities
Evening star., 1944-12-24
War Fund Distributes
Total Of S139,295,173

Organized only two years ago, the
National War Fund has distributed
total of s139,295, 1929 to its %
member agencies for war philan-
thropies, 1t was announced yester-
day by Winthrop w. Aldrich, presi-
dent.
Ten thousand community war
funds representing the National
War Fund in two appeals for funds
to support USO, United Seamen's
Service. War Prisoners Aid and 19
foreign relief agencies collected
S125 100000 in 1943 and $115 900, 900
thus far this year, with the drive
still in progress.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Ex-Chief Come Warden Dies

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec. % (P.
George A. Lawyer, 68, an attorney
who served as chief game warden
of the United States from 1916 to
1925, died here last night after an
illness of several weeks.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

ToDAY, the Radio Hall Of Fame honors 0r&an
l. Willis and Bing C,osk,; who will bring you
full hour program of the music, songs and ira
dition of the Christmas season. With Bing Crosby
will appear the members of his overseas troupe,
Joe Derita, jeanne Dor,sl and Darlsne Garne, in
review of the show that entertained your boys
on the fighting fronts. This program is Philcos
holiday gift to the radio listeners of America.
Tune in today and enjoy gala Christmas show
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
PREVEC TULIPANOV

Gojenje tulipanov, XII je bilc
'nekdaj kot neka posebna pravi.
ca 'holandskih vrtnarjev, Sc je
zadnja leta ,nocno razsirilo tud
po nekaterih pokrajinah Belgi
je.
tToda vojna je prekrizala tud
njihove racune in sedaj, ko sc
81 vzgojili celia skladisca te /
plemenitih cvetlic, ne vedo, kan
2 mimi.
Prometai ni,s izvoz, v inozem
stvo je skoro popolnoma zasta
in njihove lepe zaloge, so bile
v nevarnosti, da sc bodo bre!
slehe1nega haska pokvarile il
segnile.
,Slednjie SO ~prisli ma resitev
XII sicer niih ne bo resila izgube
pac pa tulipane propada.
Ma tisoce svojih lepih cvetlit
so podarili zupanom podezel,
skin NEST S prosnjo, da bi z Mi,
mi okrasili spomenike pred ne
kaj lett nenadoma V avtomobil,
ski nesreei umrle kraljice A
strid.
Tako je m e S t O Antwerper
prejelo v a namen zaston:
10000 tudipanov. Ia vse spo
menike kraljice Astride, XII :jif
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
Glavno orozje vojnih
ladij: topOyi

Vojne ladje vseh vojnih bro,
dOvij SO oborozene z glavnim
n i h V m napadalnim sred-
stvom: S tezkimi topovi. Po ma
menu in velikosti ladje Sc II
topovi gibljejo med 28cm do
4O.6 en-.
Zelo pogosti so topovi 38 en-
premera, ker so nekako v sredi
in priblizno zadoscajo najnuj-
nejsim namenom bojne ladje.
Moderna vojna ladja ina takih
topov po 6-12. Seveda je TAX
top re eel velikan, silna teza,
sal tehta cev 4O.6 en- topa O.
krcg 10000 ky. Razumljivo je,
da takih velikanov nj mogoce
gibati clovcsko mocjo, ampak
morejo to delo opraviti lie stro-
j. Ker pa mora biti velikanska
napraVa, XII je dragocenost VOL
he ladje, varna pred sovraznim
obstrelievanjem, jo vse okrog
oklepajo tezke jeklene plosce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
FOND RDECEGA KRIzA "a LETO 1914

Ko re padajo bombe nj vec casa posiljati pomoc
okrog po sveu Ko je ma ezko ranjenem VoJaku treba
naprav transfuzijo takrat e re dos prekasno zacet
iszat okrog coveka XII bo darova svojo M ali pa strez
nico, XII DO strega. Ko vojak sisl tezavah donna
taluat mu je treba nitro pomagati.
AmeliSki rdeci krz dobavja po1noc kadar in kJel
ko jo e treba. Napre in naprej e treba spreJema XII
cd darovacev; reba e rekrutra bolnicake "a vojsko
in mo1nalico teba e posijat zucene delavce Rdecega
kriza in tud dugacne pomoci logore teba je vzdrze
vat bolnice ma vseh bojnh poh po ceem svetu
Ko vlaki tlcijo, ali ko poplava pokrije mesta, ko
dviaio Epidemic in zapustO sabo ranJene IN poskO-
dovane tedaj vsako odlagane pomoc stane zVljenja.
Toda potrebscine take sucaje Rdec kiz drz nepre
stano p1pravnosti Izucen delavc resujeo in pomaga
o zrvam njihovih nesrecah, ter takoj naredijo Vse
ka e tleba in kar e mogoce, tako da je zguba zvjen
minmana.
Da bi Rd4c kliz izponil svojo dolznost napram ia
81 vojski in nasemu narodu, rab vase podporo teku
leta 1914 e treba zbrati okrog 100000 darov krVl
Vsak mesec Sc mora dobiti $500 boncark vosko in
monarico Teba je posati okrane direktorje Rdecega
riza in drugO izuceno mOStvo amadne in mOnarlske
postojanke, postavt bolnsnce, da pomagaJo naslm
borecim Sc vojakom in njihovm druznam, ako Sc donna
poiaviio nadoge Tud Rdeci krz vesno Vls sVoJe
GelO
Donna mora Rdeci kriz bti vedno prip1avljen Poma-
gait e teba nesrecah, ko pipetjo Izucevat e tre-
ba pomozne bolnicake in nadal jevati drugmi re "a
cetmi poducevalnim tecaj. Treba je delat pakee "a
vojne ujetnke ppravljat zavoje ter Sc baViti mno-
gmi malenkostm adminst acije velke organizacje.
Use deovanje RdeGega kliza Sc vzdrzuje IL fonda
prosovol nih darov in prog teku meseca marca, ka-
terega e pledsednk Roosevelt naznacil ko mesec Rde
cega k1iza, Rdeci k1iz nabrat sVo fond eto
1914 ko kadar pope ker negove potrebe bodo vec
je ko kadar popre Vas prspevek bo zasgura nadalje
vanje delovana Rdecega kliza. svojim darom boste
po1nagali resiti mnogo coveskih zivenj. Pomagajmo
Vsi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
"Molk je zlato''

Neki Swear, XII sc rad peca z
raznimi racunanji, Sc je lotil po-
sebnega della, da bi izracunal,
koliko povprecen clovek ma dan
govori. In je izracunal, da je clo-
vek prav "a prav zelo klepeta-
vo bite.
Ma dan izpregovori kakih 49,
900 besed. To hi dalo 81 strani
srednjevelike knjige in vsak dan
, "a takih strani bi zneslo ma leto
sc knjig: po 300 strani; bogve,
kako neki bi bila TAXA knjiga ma
koncu leta zanimiva.
Do 20. leta tako povprecen
clovek "nagovori" besed "a
$500 knjig - to je pa re celia
knjiznica in ne prav skronana
Treba pa je pri tenn racunu u
postevati, da ljudje V velikih
naselbinah, v mestih, vec govo-
re kot pa ma dezeli, v vaseh ma
, dezeli spet vec kot samotn,
kmet kje v gorah.
Prvi razlog "a to je re v tenn
ker ina clovek velikem mestu
ve6 prilike "a govorjenje kot
pa clovek IL manjse naselbine
ali ma samoti. " tihih gorskih
dolinah, XII SO dalec' Cd svetov
mega prometa, zadostuje ma dan
500 besed, pa so vse potrebe H.
razone. Kako sele je velika raz-
lika V mnozici besed med sa-
motnim pastirjem kje V gorah,
XII zivi yes bozji dan sam in 60
vori komaj zivino in svojim
psom, in med uradnikom kake
velike potovalne pisarne, XII yes
dan samo govori in govori
/ Koncno vec besed mora spre-
govoriti potovalni, agent, Xxi nam
ma vsak nacin skusa prodati en-
sam kos svojega blaga, kot pa
zelezniski cuvaj v svoji cuvalni-
ci, XII prejema samo signale in
spet samo signali odgovarja
Tudi je jasno, da je med zen
/ skim omizjem pri .kavi mnogo
vec govorjenja kot pa pri par
tiji taroka, kadar SO zbrani res
pravi igralci ali cello pri sahu.
Tudi omenjeni svicar je IRA
5unal, da so zenske zgovornej-
Sc kot pa moski. - .Pregovor
Govorjenje je srebro, molk pa
zlato - je torej v raznih pokli-
cih in slojih delezen kaj razlic-
ne usode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
RACIJSkI kOLEDAR
PROCESIRANA JEDILA

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke crk c.
II, in racijski knjzici st. vejavne do TO- feb
ruarja Znamke K, L in M veljavne sedaj in do 20
marca.
MESo, slROVO MASLO, SIR, MEsO v KoNzER-
YAH, it'd - Rjave znamke erk v, w in knjigi St.
SO veljavne do 26. februarja.
SLADKOR - Znamka St. 80 v kniizici q ie We
ljavna "a funtov sadkora do 81. marca. Znanka st.
40 je sedaj veljavna funtov sadkorja vkuhava-
MIA.
cEVLJI - Znamka st. 1S racijski knjizci l e We
ljayna do preklica. Znamka st. stran aeroplani
knjizici st. je yeljavna do preklica.
GASOLIN - Znamka st. TO- knjizic A ie veliav-
ma do n. marca. Znamke in knzicah so veljavne
vsaka "a galona dokler h ne porabi Move B-2 in
C-2 znake veljayne pet galonov gaso1a Inc dr.
zave in lcenena stevka b zapisana preko vsake
znanike, ki Sc 10 odda gasoin.
TAJERJl - Prihodnj pregled tajerjev avtov cigar
asniki posedujejo knzico e do 3d. naarca; "a one
B knzco do 90 februara; knjizico do 2e februar-
ia. komercalna voza morajo dat tajerje pregledati
vsakih mesecev ali ko prevozijo 5000 mill katero e
preje
OLLIE IA KURIVO - Kupona 2 in sta sedai We
javne. ST. potece T. feb; St. 13. rnarca Ia vsak
kupon dobite 10 galonov Ola.
zGANJE 80 Osma perijoda "a nakup zganje potese
1. marca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

Da Sc prihrani cim vec prosto-
ra in sc ladja cim mani obtezu-
:ie z oklopnimi ploscami, name
scajo brodograditelji po diva do
stlri take topoVe v en- topov-
ski stolp in z ozirom ma stevilo
topov enem stolpu Sc v vojni
mornarici govori o dvojckih,
trojckih in cetvorckih. Stolpi
stole nekako sredi ladijske crte,
da morejo streljati ma ODE stra-
nj in tudi po dolzini ladje so ta-
Iko razmesceni, da je V vsakem
polozaju ladje rabnih cim ve3
topoV.
Ako m a ladja stiri stolpe,
sta vecinoma diva spredaj in
diva zada.i, ako ina tri, sta diva
spredaj in eden zadaj. Da mo-
rejo delovati vsi topovi ma e1ii
strani ladje, SO tisti, XII stole "a
svojimi predniki, dokaj visje
polozeni, da morejo streljati cez
.prve.
Ucinek tezkega ladi j skeg a
topnistva je strahovit, sal Ads
en- top izstreli il svoje 20 m
dodge cevi tisoc kilogramov tez-
ko granato, XII nosi S seboj DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
NESRECEN ZAKON IN ZE-
LODEC

v Stockholmski javni boil
nisnici SO ugotovili, da je vzrok
mnogih bolezni zelodca, glavo-
bola, omedlevanja in nepravil-
mega utripanja srca dusevnega
izvora, in asicer posebnega du-
sevnega razpolozenja.
zelodcno bolezen povzrocajo
ljubosumnost, obcutek mani
vrednosti in podobno.
Pri neki zenski so dognali, da
je vzrok njenega pogostega O.
medlevanja prepir z mozem. O.
medlela je vselej po prepiru z
mozem, XII Sc je il ME norceval
in jo omalovazeval. Ko so to
mozu povedali, Sc je zacel ozira-
tt ma zdravje svoje zene in Sc
nj vee prepiral z njo. zena je
bila ozdravljena.
Ugotovljeno je dalje,- da je
bill V mnogih primerih nesrecni
zakon vzrok zelodcnih tezav.
Nepravilno utripanje srce jje v
vecini primerov povzrocila lju-
bosumnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

RAZLICNE TEMPERATURE

ze pred vec desetletji so sku-
Sail znanstveniki dognati maj
bolj vroce in najbolj mrzle toe
Ike ma svetu. v ia namen je slo
vec ekspedicij po svetu, zlasti
jih je razposlal newyorski me-
teoroloski zavod. Ekspedicije so
II a Sic cudovite temperature
vrednote. Gibale so Sc med 50
stopinjami vrocine v Arabiji,
Mezopotamiji, Pendzabu, Arizo-
nj, notranji Kaliforniji in notra-
nji Avstraliji in med 70 stopi-
miami mraza v Sibiriji in ark
ticni Ameriki.
Pred nekaj casa so znanstve-
niki ekspedicij dognali v pusca-
vi Lut, v vzhodni Perziji, XII jo
obdajajo 1000 m visoke gore
So stopinj vrocine v senci. Tenn
perature 55 stopinj vrocine SO
dobili V Dolini smrti V juzni Ka-
liforniji, dalje v juzni Tripolita,
niji, v Alziru in ma meji Belu.
dzistana.
Najvisja temperature pa je
n a j brz v Obbiji, v italijansk
somaliji, kjer je 63 stopinj vro
cine. - Sibirski, Vrhojansk, s
svojimi 20 stopinjami mraza
XII jih je meril norveski polarn
raziskovalec Sverdrup, pa je o
stal kot najbolj mrzli kraj nt
svetu. Ameriski tecaj mrzlott
nina tako mike temperature
kot Sibirija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
A N E X ID o T A

oliver Cromwell je po usta-
novitvi republike Anglije (v
drugi polovici II. stoletja, re-
publika je trajala samo nekaj
let) dal kovati novce, XII so ime.
Ii ma eni strani napis bog
namio', ma drugi strani pa "Re-
publica Anglija'. Ko je dobil v
roke tax novec clan stare kra-
ljevske hise, je dejal: "Ne sme-
mo izgubiti upanja - ljubi Bog
in republika sta ma razlicnih
straneh."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

,ToleS IeZkeSa tOpIllStVa INA
vojna ladia tudi po vec srednjih
topov cd 1927 en- do II en-, XII
so razpostavljeni po bokih Ia
die v tako imenovanih kazema-
tab, ali pri najmodernejsih lad
jah tudi v stolpih. Posluzujejo
Sc jih zlasti ponoci "a bitke ma
manjse razdalje proti torped-
MIN colnom. ia take namene bi
bilo tezko topnistvo dokaj pre-
vec poeasno, sal more izstreliti
ma minute komaj po diva strela,
docim jill Is en- top izstreli v
minuti S-12. Tudi te topove gi-
bljejo vecinoma stroll.
Poleg teh napadalnih sred-
stew ina vsaka vojna ladja Sc
obrambna sredstva, kot profile
talske topove, mine zoper pod
mornice it'd.
Prav tako vazne kot topovl
pa so naprave "a uravnavanje
topov. To so najnatancnejsi,
dragoceni laparati, XII merijo od-
daljenost eliza cd topa. Cd teh
aparatov je v veliki meri od-
visno, v koliko je vse z velikan-
skini stroski zdruzeno delo top
nistva zanesljivo.
Do danasnje izpopolnjenosti
/ so Sc razvili sele po svetovni
vojni. Treba je MANFRED imeti
pred ocmi, da je topnisko delo
ma morju veliko tezavnejse kot
na suhem, in sicer il treh raz-
logov: ladja, XII nosi topove, je
neprestanem gibanju; sovraz,
mix je pray tako gibanju, in
sicer plove v neznanih krivuljah
in z neznano hltrostjo; lastnl
topovi ne stoje ma vodoravni
ploskvi, ampak Sc nagibajo in
vzpenjajo, kakor Sc Z valova-
MEM morja giblje VISA ladja. Pri
tako hitro' menjajocih Sc izpre-
menbah lastnega topa in ella v
daljavi morejo samo automatic
no delujoci racunski aparati O.
mogocati zadovoljivo gotovost
da bo izstreljena granata padla
ma nameravani cilj.
Pri vsem tenn je treba upo.
stevati temperature smodnika
Temperature ladijskega skladi-
sea-, veter v razlicnih visinah,
skozi katere drvi izstrelek, sta
ME barometra, zfacno tempera-
turo, odstotek Wage, oddalje.
most ella, gibanje nasprotnika
po hitrosti in krivulji, pospesek
izstrelka in pojemanje njegove-
ga zaleta, omahovanje in trese-
ME lastne laGje in pr nekate-
rib aparatih Sc cello vrtenje
zenlje. Vojna ladja je torej Gel
laboratorij, kjer je osredotoce.
no toliko znanstvenega truda.
Veckrat je v pomorskih bit,
kah zaradi vzbocenosti zemel.j,
skega povrsja cilj neviden, ali
kvecjemu IL najvisjih opazoval-
nic ma jamborih. v taken pri-
meru Sc topovi elektricno ma
ravnavajo il teh opazovalnic in
tudi iz teh opazovalnic ma elek-
! tricni spoj sprozijo. - Ce je ma
eni S a mi vecji in modernejsi
/ vojni ladji szdruzeno toliko ma
lterijala in dragocenih naprav,