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Evening star., 1944-05-02

green above, with an exquisite silver
underneath. The fruit Is a capsule
not more than an inch in length,
containing countless seeds.
Orchids are amazing flowers from
many angles. They have perfected
their mechanism so that insect
guests must pay for their refresh
ments. 1t is not too difficult to
observe the guest and the way her
hostess treats her. The bumble-
bees which seek these flowers in
early spring have a one-track mind.
As long as you SIT stil1 and mind
your BUSINESS they are never aware
of your existence.
When the snowy orchid opens in
early spring, Madam Bumblebee has
awakened from her winter slumbers
and Is hurrying to collect pollen and
sip nectar, for she has a busy sea-
son ahead. The bare face of the
flyer can be plastered with the
sticky pollen masses as she pokes
her head into the flowing bowl of
nectar. Her push ruptures the
fragile membrane of the pouch,
where two sticky buttons holding
the pollen comes in touch with her
face and hardens quickly. AS
quickly as the pollen masses have
Evening star., 1944-05-02

ON IHE AIR TODAY.
WMAL, 7:00-Robeh Benthley, guest.
WM, 7:30-"HoIY Mairimony." starring
Ruth chatterion and Ronald colman.
VOL, 8:00-Frank Singiser starts series Of
news broadtasts tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
WMAL, S:30-Dennis Day, tenor, guest
soojst.
Evening star., 1944-05-02
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

~ SoADAs
Readers Corner.
From Miss H. r. Smith, Trudeau:
Oh, dense is the forest, hard is the
Which children can't pound dents
in
But England's system of pounds and
pence
Is something I see no cents in.
Editor E. w. Stagg Of the Lake
Charles American Press invents the
word ARMADA pronounced air.
MAY-duh) to designate a large
flight of Allied bombers or fighters,
or both, over enemy territory. He
states that his paper finds it to be
a useful and convenient word, espe-
cially for headlines. I am happy to
pass the word on to other papers.
Now let's find a short, punchy
word to replace the weak and in
accurate raid" in the meaning of
the bombardment from the air of
an enemy target, factory or city to
bring about its destruction"
From o. w. Scarborough, pastor
Of the First Regular Baptist Church,
Kansas City: Your recent article
giving "tailor's gooses" as the cor
rect plural of "tailor's goose" re-
minds me of the story of the tailor
who desired to order two of the
smoothing irons. Not knowing the
correct plural, he avoided the diff
Guilty by wording his order thus:
Please send me one tailors goose.
P.S.-Please. send me another one. u
From c. B. Hollis, East st. Louis:
Broadcasters who frequently vex us
Are those who confuse and perplex
us.
I'd ram down each throat
He said, and I quote"
Then I'd stomp on his fool solar
plexus."
"A. H. T. of Fort Worth reports
this loony logic on one of those
headache powder transcriptions
Wife Ito complaining husband) !:
I'm going to give you a (brand
name and In no time you'll be
moving the lawn with q clear headl"
CReleased BY the Bell Syndicate Ine)
Evening star., 1944-05-02

been slapped upon the visitors FORE
head, the diyerging pollen masses,
resembling antennae, fall from the
upright position to horizontal one,
on the exact place they should be to
fertilize the stigma of the next
flower visited.
Long after the flowers have been
fertiliZed, one may come across
Madam Bumblebee with sticky
yellow plaster on her head. She
is obliyious to this, however, and is
still eagerly seeking nectar from
the fount of the show orchid, which
may rise * of an inch in the tube.
The strong push of the drinker will
cause the necessary rupture and out
pops foot. The ways and the
wileS of the orchids are fantastic.
Evening star., 1944-05-02

either a cornucopia or pouch filled
with nectar, or fringed or faunted
banner, perhaps broad landing
platform for insect guests to rest
upon.
The flower of the snowy, gay or
spring orchid is a purplish pink of
the deeper and lighter shades. The
lower lip is white and thick of
texture. There may be as many as
six flowers on spike, and they
are very fragrant.
The sepals are pointed and united,
arching above the converging petals
SO they resemble a hood. The large
lip is spreading and prolonged into
spur, often as long as the twisted
foot stem,
The plant stem is from 4 to 12
inches long, quite thick and fleshy,
and five sided. The two beautiful
leaves are broadly ovate and glossy
Evening star., 1944-05-02

WRc, 9:00-"Roms Sweet Homicide" CON.
edy.ihriller.
M0p, 9:00-Sueen Star Lana Turner,
guest.
WINK 9:05-Joseph Miaetti featured in
program Of Gypsy Melodies
W0p. 9:3O-Morion Gould features Disney
medley Alec 1empleton solos Way Down
Evening star., 1944-05-02
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SNOWY ORCHID
'Orchis SDectdbilliS

(Orchis spectabilhs).
All who have planted hemlock
trees on their property should be
delighted to know that the snowy
orchid fourishes in the rich, moist
soil under, them. The Towering
season is from April until June, and
the distribution of this, orchid is
froH New Brunswick and Ontario
southwark to our Southern States,
westward to Nebraska.
Every orchid has six floral leaves.
One is always unusual in form,
Evening star., 1944-05-02

Ldst-mtnute changes IN
radio programs some-
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1944-05-02

YondeF IN New Orleans"
VOL, 9:30-Ths Poll Tax ISSUE" debated
by congressional leaders.
WT0P. t0:00-"Ths eliehe Expert" BY
Norman corwin-Airi1es weII.known literary
and musical tehes.
WRc, it:30-"The Navy Hunts The c6R
3070," a gallant little patrol ship Is lost.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

where she moved from her birth place, Detroit, she spent hours after school In the chemistry lab. Thereafter she worked her way through college-two years at the University of Illinois and two years at the University of Chi cago, from which she emerged with a B.S.
 zAfter school she became a chemist for the sanitary district of Chicago, working on stream pollution. Next she worked on tie problem of boiler water treat 1nant for the National Illuminate Corporation and later headed the laboratory of the Division of San itation of the Kansas State Board of Health, at Lawrence, Kans. After that she went to her Wau- kegan job.
 She says her greatest ambition is to take an automobile apart and get it all back together again.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
NEW BOOKS
 AT LIBRARY

Among the new books just plac- ed on the shelves at the Kegoayah Kozga Public Library are two current best sellers, "The Razor's Edge" a mature and deeply thoughtful novel by Somerset Vaughan, and Leave Her to Heaven" by Ben Ames Williams. This is story of a woman who dominated the lives of those around her as implacably as she was dominated by a consuming jealousy.
 Other books are: Lost Island" by James Norman Hall, a short novel in which he has shown the human impact of the war as it strikes home, even in Polynesia; ''The Letters of Alexander Wooll- colt" edited by Kaufman and Hennessey. are ready to delight the friends and admirers of the unconquerable Woollcott; A short but engaging and colorful history of the City of Quebec, by Mazo De La Roche, the author of the Jalna Series, and Vicki Baum's latest novel, "Il otel Berlin; American Folklore" edited by B. A. Botkin, is a treasury of stor- ies legends, tall tales, traditions, ballads, and songs of the Ameri- can people; "The Lost Week-End,' D by Charles Jackson is most un- usual story of five days out of a
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

Waukegan III. She was in charge ! of II sewage plants belonging to small cities on Lake Michigan's S north shore and her job was to return to the lake daily from three to IS million gallons of waste, free of pollution.
 She will spend next year as a research fellow at the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh. working
 with two men fellows on inc pulp and paper waste problem.
 "This waste is pollutiona1 in streams, Sometimes it kills fish
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
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 PAGE THREE

mans life. It Is a study in the perverse depths of the alcoholic mind; Yankee From Olympus" by c. Bowen, is a story of the great American, Justice Holmes, and his family. Incidentally, it provides one of the best pictures of Oliver Wendell, Senior, ever written. For mystery lovers, "In- trigue for Empire" and "On The Danger Line," are two top-notch thrilling spy stories.
 The library, located in the City Hall, will be open to the public each Saturday afternoon from 2::30 until 4, and also on Friday evenings from 7:30 until o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27

and colors the streams" Miss Swope explained when she was in New York for the recent an- nual meeting of the American Chemical Society.
 Big industries that have enough money have been trying to treat their own waste. But it lis a very expensive process, be- cause pulp and paper waste is 9899 percent water. So we are going to see what improvement can be made. Tn other two fel- lows will work on the utilization of the waste. My job will be the pollutional problem.
 H''It has been suggested that I ackle it from two angles. In the first place the waste colors the streams. So my job will be to find the nature of the color and and how it can be removed. Sec ond, the waste uses up oxygen which the fish need in order to live and here the job will be to find out how much oxygen the waste uses up and then learn how to treat it so it won't use so much"
 Miss Swope is goodlooking, tall dark-eyed, dark haired, little lanky and very casual. Her smile is a friendly grin, her handshake has the gusto of western cow boys. She reminds you of the girl with whom you went tohigh school-the one who wore the red sweater. Encounter her in street clothess and you will see a cas- ually tailored blue suit and beret. Meet her at the cocktail hour and you will fird her dressed in a slim brown frock.
 Miss Swope abhors talking about herself as nature abhors
 vacuum. Any information
 about her accomplishments has
 10 be levered out of her. Her
 friends do betfer in this re-
 spect. They will ieii you thai
 Gladys is really a whiz.
 She got mixed up with chem istry by accident. She chose it in- stead of physics for pre-college credit and found to her amaze ment that she loved it. At the high school in Oak Park, H.,
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
CARD OF THANKS

q wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the host of friends whose flowers and other expres- sions of sympathy sustain me in m yhour of bereavement. I rely upon their assistance in carrying out in my humble way my below ed husbands plans for showing some beauties of The Creator to the world at large.-Mrs. Henry Joseph Lalley.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

ORDINANCE NO. 307
 An Ordinance of the City of
 Nome. Territory of Alaska in
 relation 10 Intoxicating Li-
 quors and Beverages: declar-
 ing certain acts unlawful: and
 providing penalties for violation
 thereof:
 SECTION Tt shall be un- lawful, within the limits of the City of Nome, for any person to sell, barter, or give, either indi- rectly or directly to any person under the age of twenty-one (2D years any intoxicating liquor or beverages: Provided that "any person" as herein used shall not include a father or mother of the person under twenty-one (2D years, or any practicing medical doctor or nurse.
 SECTION II-It shall be un- lawful, within the limits of the City of Nome, for any person un- der the age of twenty-one (2D years to solicit, incite, or induce any person to furnish him or her with any intoxicating liquor or 
 SECTION III.-Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance, on conviction thereof, shall be punished by fine in any amount not exceeding the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00); or by imprisonment for any length of time not exceeding (30) days; or by both such fine and impris- onment in the discretion of the Magistrate.
 Passed by the Common Council of the City of Nome, Alaska, in regular meeting assembled the 23rd day of October, 1944.
 Approved October g 1944.
 EDWARD ANDERSON,
 Mayor, Nome City. Attest: CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 Clerk Nome City.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-27
THESE WoMEN- LADY SEWAGE AUTHORITY WINS RENOWN'[
By ADELAIDE KERR

,-AR-NeWsfaatures Staff Writer
 Gladys Swope will try to solve this year problem that has baf- fled the pulp and pape industry for years-the problem of dispos- ing of it's waste.
 Miss SWope, one of. America's outstanding young chemists, was formerly district chemist for the |. North Shore Sanitary District of
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

POdruz.
stey.:-MeSt0 in drzava
Zdruzena jngosIovanska
druStva v New Yorku
AmeriSka bratska zyeza
SANDSTONE DIR. "Sokolv.
w. Aliquippa, Pa
Zdruzeni odbor juznosIo.
vanskih Americanov,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Slovenski Naredni Dom,
st. Clair Ave.
Slovenski De avski Dom,
C~Ollinwooi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
Namcstnik:

& Poneni, da upravni urad SANSa do "a. augusta nj prejel
obvestlia 0 izvolitvi Delegate. Steyilka v oklepaju znaci Sevilo
delcgatov, do katerih je podruznca ali organizacija upravicena)
Foleg delegatov ali namestnikov inajo ma konvencjo pra-
Woo zastopstva tudi vsi SANSovi glavni odborniki in sicer:
Clani eksekutive: Predsednik Etbin Kristan, 1 podpredsed-
MICA Marie Prlsland, II. podpredsednik Janko N. Rogelj, izvrsni
taJnlk IN zapisnikar Mirko G. Kuhel, blagajnik Vincent Cainkar,
odbornlk Leo Jurjovec, DIR. F. j. Kern, John E. Lokar in Frank
Zaitz ter odbornica Katka Zupancic.
Clani sirsega odbora: Frank Alesh, Chicago, Ill, Ursula Am
Ibrozic, Eveleth, MINI. DIR. F. j. Arch, Pittsburgh, Pa, Mary C.
J. Brlnce, Eveleth, MINI, rev. Matija Butala, Joliet, ILL.,, Jos. F.
Dlrn, Cleveland, O, Josephine Erjavec, Joliet, ILL.,, John Ermenc,
milwaukee,, Wis, John Germ, Pueblo, Colo, John Gornik, Cleve-
land, q, Mary Jurca, Detroit, Mich, rev. Malta Kebe, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Katherine Krainz, Detroit, Mich, Anna P. Krasna,
New York, N. Y, Frank j. Lokar, Pittsburgh, Pa, Anton Meliac,
Cleveland, O., Johanna Mervar, Cleveland, O., Frank Okoren,
Denver, Colo, Matt Petrovich, Cleveland, o., Frank Puncer,
Milwaukee, Wis, Rose Radovich, Pueblo, Colo, Mary E. Polut-
nix, Lorain, O., Joseph Ponikvar, Cleveland, O., Mary Predovich.
Butte, Mont, Anton Shular, Anna, Kans, John Tercelj, Stra-
bane, Pa. Andrew Vidrich, Johnstown, Pa, rev. Vital Vodusek,
San Francisco, Calf, Frank Wedic, Joliet, ILL.,, Josephine Ia
kraJsek, Cleveland, O., Agnes Zalokar, Cleveland, O., Anton
Zbasnlk, Ely, Mimi, Joseph Zorc, Waukegan, ILL.,, Ivan Zorman.
Cleveland, O., Louis zeleznikar, Joliet, H., John Kunse, Lorain,
o., Helena Kusar, Berwyn, Ill. in Ema Planinsek, Joliet, Ill.
Vsi izvoljeni DELEGATE, XII Sc bodo udelez1i konvencije, ali nil
howl namestniki, kakor tudi vsi SAMSON odborriki, Sc mai regi-
strrajo pr poverilnem odboru V Slovenskem laarodnem domu
med g.. IN 8. uro zjutraj. Delegati mai izrocijo tudi svoje poveril-
nice. Mirko G. Kuhel, izvrsni tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

je pa prinesla soseda spet pol
buslja," Sc mi je pritozeval pri-
jatelj. I'm pr tenn re navadna
uljudnost zahteva, da Sc il "a
hvalis, cetudi jih potem stresses
"a plot. Ko Sc il pa zahvalis, mi
sli kaksno dobroto tt je storila
in nastane nevarnost, ola ii Jill
cez par dni prinese spet en- bu-
SELL"
NaSi start naseljenci gredo
drug "a drugim. Pred kratkim
sta umrla diva rojaka, Xxi sta bila
dobra podpornika nash napred-
nih publikacij. V Cherokee,
Kans., je umrl Martin Simon
SEX, star 70 let. Donna je bill IL
Gorjan pr Kozjem ma Stajer-
skem. Zapusca zeno in vec cd
raslih otrok. "Seveda bono we
Ii koledar, da ne hos zastonj no.
dill okrog,' mi je vselej rekel,
ko sem prisel S to robo k MENU.
V nekdanji zelo zivahni in
napredni naselbini Stone City
(par mill severno cd Minerala)
kjer je danes lie Sc pol ducata
farrnarjev, je pa umrl Ignac
Cerne, star 65 let. Donna je bill
IL vasi Dragovsek, fara Stanga
ma Dolenjskem. Tudi on zapu-
Sea zeno in. vec odraslih otrok.
kakor tudi diva brata v Kansasu
in enega v Detroitu. Ignac je bill
znan kot napreden delavec in
dober narocnik Proletarca. Oba
pogreba je incl v oskrbi sloven-
ski zadruzni pogrebni zavod v
Frontenacu. Caster jima spo-
min in druzinam naSe sozalje.
A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
VERSKI FANATIZEM
INA PROTIODMEVE

Butte, Mont. - Dne 3. avgu-
sta sem prejel anonimno pismo
rojaka, XII mi preti S pogublje-
MEM. Kaj sem gresil? A, razu-
mel semi Majski glas sem raz-
pecaval. Doticni revez je O tenn
zvedel in me svari, maj teh Scr
nih bukel" nikar vec ne proda-
jam.
Ma to sem Sc spomnil, ko sem
ma delo majno opaEil OBJ cesti
misijonski napis "Jezus Will
Come Soon"
In ker pride, mas DO gresnike
vse dobro preudaril in mas po-
zval h pokori. &c bono zdelali
skusnjo, nam vrata v nebesa
ostanejo priprta. &c Sc potrudi-
mo, Sc nam odpro ma stezaj. Ako
ne, pa v pogubljenje.
Cloveku Sc cudno zdi, kako
lahko razni verski pridigarji
MOSAIC maso. Napravijo napis.
razdele nabozne letake S pri-
mernimi slikami in ii obljublja-
jo veeni raj, ako hoces z mimi
in prispevati, ali pa pogublje-
ME, &c jim odklonis vabilo.
Cemu n. pr. pretiti S pokoro
rudarjem v bakrenih rudnikih.
ali pa delavcem kjerkoli, ko pa
vendar posteno sluzijo svoj
kruh in Sc gospodarjem pc VIZ
hu? Seveda, cimbolj Sc delavci
vraga, boljse je "a izkori-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
5 PRIVRZENCI VATi-
KAMA 81 SANS SVOJE
NALOGE NE MOGEL
NADALJEVATI

Detroit, Mich. - Ma sloven-
skem narodnem kongresu So.
decernbra 1912 v Clevelandu so
imeli mnogi napredni rojaki in
rojakinje "a sabo dolgoletno IL
kustvo, da Sc svobodna misel in
vatikanska pravila ne da spojiti
v emo. Vendar so upali, da DO
sedaj, ko je slovenski narod v
najstrasnejsi krizi v svoji Ego
DOWN. in Sc necloveSko bori "a
svoj obstanek, mono skupno
delovati tudi S privrzenci Vati-
kama. P~ristalo Sc je ma vse vrste
kompromisov samo, ola Sc koga
ne uzali. Izvolili smo najzagri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

bivSi Calumetcani. Ne razume-
10 ali nocejo razumeti, da je ire
ba pomagati svpjim bratom in
sestram, XII SO vedno V objemu
smrti, IL suzenjstva.
LIE drustvi 121 in 5f8 SNIP,
oba slovenska donna in zenska
odseka, klub la JSZ, zbor Svo-
boda, clani in sirnpaticarji soc.
kluba, ter posamezniki me vsi).
XII so narocniki nasega napred-
mega novinstva, SO aktivni in
podpirajo gmotno SANSa in
pomozno akcijo.
IL mesecnih porocil SANSa
Sc opazi, da IL starih slovenskih
naselbin, kjer so velike cerkve,
pride najmani ali mic prispev-
kov, a veliko Goebelsove propa-
gande proti komunizmu Osvo-
bodilno vojsko in partizane v
start domovini Sc prikazuje kot
roparske morilce in sovraznike
svete vatikanske we're.
Ne DO drugace, SANS Sc DO
moral iznebiti iluzije o skup-
mem delovanju S privrzenci Va
tikana in Sc osloniti ma Judi, XII
verujejo, da DO mogoeni slovan-
ski val porusil vse zastarelo.
zgradil nov svet, move ljudi z
vero v napredek in lepso bodoc-
most vseh Judi, ne samo posa-
meznikov. - joe Mention.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
Jugoslovoni V Londonu
no deIu "a OF

v Angliji, ozi roma v Londonu,
ina osvobodilna fronta JugosIavi-
je veliko pristasev. Razen onih, XII
SO "a okorelo carsijo, in pa neka-
terIh klerikalnih Slovencev, XII Sc
sanjaje 0 povratku v stare raznae-
re, SO Sc vsi drugi Ju~goslovani or
ganizirali "a boj v prid osvobodil-
ne fronte.
Eden glavnih izmed SIovencev
je professor Boris Furlan, XII lie v
Londonu odkar je odseI il New
Yorka. Nekaj pa Jill je prisIo tia
SeIe letOs.
To je slika Titove missile. XII lie
prisla pred tedni v London no
uradnih opravkih. Oficirja v sredi
sta MAJOR Doife Vogelnik, Slove-
nee il Ljubljane, i'm generalization
vladimir Velebit, Srb IL Zagreba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30


scevalce. MANFRED, ako Sc delav-
ci boje takih rogacev, kakrsnih
nj mixer razen ma slikah in v
pravljicah. A pozabljajo pa ma
tiste, XII jim delajo pekel w tel
solzni dolini".
Da, "~odresenik pride" am
pax ne tax, kakor ga slikajo ra-
ketirski pridigarji in drugi, XII
zavajajo mase z verstvom in OBJ
enem kolektajo sebi V korist, da
Sc "izvelicajo" re ma tenn svetu,
"a denar, XII ga vlecejo IL ljud-
skin zepov z obljubami, kako
jim bodo preskrbeli vecni raj
ma onem svetu. = Anton Zugel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
Cd VSESLOVENSKEGA
DO |. SANSOVEGA
ZBORA

(Nadaljevanje S L. strani.)
govt. Ma nasprotni strani so bill
pray tako budni.
Boz je bill zares in trajal je
dolgo.
Medtem SO tam zmagovali
partizani in tukaj pa tisti, XII SO
well SANS "a resno stvar.
Ljudje, XII SO ruvarili pod "a
vajalno znamko ZSz so vojno
izgubili. Tam SO jo izgubili Mi
howl somisljeniki. AngleSka in
ameriSka vlada sta Sc skupno S
sovietsko odlocile "a osvobodil-
no fronto pod vodstvom Tita.
Vecina Sansovega odbora
oziroma sedaj je YES vecina, ker
drugi MISC vec craven = ina
zavest, da je delovala pravilno
in edino koristno "a svobodo
naroda.
SANS je V svoji kratki dobi
moral pc vijugastih potih, toda
tisti, XII SO bill iskreno zanj, so
imeli jason pogled V jason cilj..
V najvecje zadoscenje jim je,
da ko so mnogi omahovali, SO
oni vedeli, da Sc bore pod ge-
slom, XII pravi, "Smrt fasizmu!
Svoboda narodu!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
BEG SATELITOV IL
NACIJSKE LADJE,
XII Sc POTAPLJA
(Nadaljevanje S L. strani.)
Slovaski kvizling Sc trese

(Nadaljevanje S L. Strani.)
Slovaski kvizling Sc trese
Kakor v Budapest, tako so v
skrbeh tudi v Bradshaw. o Ru-
muniji pravijo, da je re lansko
jesen ponudila zaveznikom mir.
pod pogojem, da 10 zasedejo an
gleSke in ameriske cete in da
rdece armada ne bi pustile v
Rumunijo. Washington in Lon
don tie zahteve nista mogla odo-
britt in sporocila, da &c Rumu-
Mia zeli mir, mai Sc poda v po-
menek z Moskvo.
Kakor Rumuniia, tako je ne
uradno tudi SlovaSka ponudila
mir, pogojno, da Sc il janet ne
odvisnost in da 10 zasede anne
riSka armada.
Tudi Madzarska bi rada, Ola
Sc v MO ne naseliio sovjetske
pac pa ameriSke divizije. Ker
Sc tenn Hitlerjevim satelitom nj
moglo ugoditi, SO v Sofiji, v Blu
karesti, V Helsinkih, Budapest
in v Bradshaw vztrajali v vojni.
oziroma eni Sc vztrajajo.
V Rumuniji so Sc umaknili,
Sofia skuSa isto, Finska Sc po-
gaia, a slovaski kvizling pa DO
moral cakati konca, XII ga DO
vrgel V pogubo. Zanj, kot "a
estate kvizlinge, nj drugega IL
hoda.