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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
PFC. RAYMOND J. DoLAN

Word has been received here that an honorable discharge has been given to Pfc. Raymond J. Dolan, Highland avenue, at Camp Swift, Texas, after 21 months service in the Army. Pfc. Dolan has seen &C., ton in the campaigns of Normandy, Brest, the Rhineland, the Battle Of the Bulge and Central Europe. Be- fore entering the service he was enl- ployed at the Scovill Mfg. Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

at 7:30 o'clock.
 Robert Dean Of Terryville was a recent visitor with MT. and Mrs. Homer Rood of Thomaston avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

The Purple Heart Medal has been awarded to First It. Jay R. Weiselberg, son of David Weisel- berg, POT Plaza avenue, at Valley Forge General Hospital, for wounds received in ct n against the enemy in the Euro pean theater."
 He is a graduate of Crosby High School and prior to entering the service was a student at Yale University
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
CPL. FRANK ROSA

Frank Rosa, son of MT. and Mrs. Carmen Rosa, 267 Moran street, has been promoted to corp oral He served with the 10lst Air borne Division, and was wounded at Bastone in December, 1944. He is serving with an Army unit in Cher bourg, France Cpl. Rosa entered service in March, 1944, and went overseas last November. His wife IS the former Angela Ciccio, 46 Jewel " street, formerly resident of Wolcott. His brother Sgt. Michael Rosa, is stationed in Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
%,se4M17yA>vE ESTABLISHED 1885
ESTABLISHED 1885

It's really wonderful what our choice neckweor can do for a man.
 It tbrishtens up mans viewpoint, gives him broader outlook on life. aids his disposition, brishtens up a ioded outfit, as we'll greet aid 10 a mans morale.
 We're recognized neekweor spe- eioIists to men these many years, but-we don't remember year we hod as much reason to be proud of OUT stock as this year. Its mag nitude in richness of fobrie and eoIorinss, its glorious assortment and range of priee-$l .oo to $500 tits gorgeous and sIomorous motifs, and its fascinating ond temptingy oIIurins medley of rore patterns you'll know ore tribute to your good toste.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
POW LABOR

Camp Grant, H. (UP)-Prisoner of war labor contracted by private business from Sept. II, l943, to Sept. 22, l945, totaled $l ,047, ,5s4 according to records compiled by camp offi- cials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
NINE DISCHARGED

Nine Waterbury veterans received discharges yesterday from the Army at the Fort Devens, Mass. Separa- ton Center. They are:
 Cpl. Joseph J. Scozzafava, fl Dar- ling street.
 S/Sgt. Vernon H. Gunsalus, IA Fremont street.
 Tn Sgt. James E. Mackin, 1s9 Chipman street.
 Sgt. John KroWchenko, fl Vine street.
 S/Sgt. Frederick N. Gavigan, TIT Walnut street.
 S/Sgt. Robert M. DeSantis, 84 Ridge street.
 Tn/Cpl. John J. Sheehan, 490 South Leonard street.
 Sgt. John H. Shaw, Jr, 2 White Oak Lane.
 S/Sgt. Thomas J. Aurio, 49 Macau- ley avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

1erSe or leyle.
 Gen. Walter Krueger, Sixth Army Commander, in commenting on the daring nature of the operation, ad- mitted that, had it failed, 1t might have turned into an American Dunkirk."
 But the Statue of Liberty men did not fail. They captured Ormoc, hub of the Nip defense, in three days, and pushed on against tough opposition to join other clements of the x corps. Organized Jap resist ance ended with this junction and, on Christmas day, 1914, the island was declared secure.
 Veterans now of Leyte and Guam (which the division cleaned out in 2l days of hard fighting, for think ing it had seen Pacific fighting at it's most vicious. But the worst was yet to come. The 77th was com- mitted to the fiercest and bloodiest battle of all-the fight for Okinawa.
 The men absorbed the toughest concentration of Jap artillery fire Tn the Pacific War on Okinawa. Facing them was Shuri, central fortress of the Jap defense line on southern Okinawa. Countless ridges. bristling with Nip defenses, stood in the way of the high ground com- manding Shuri. The doughs, work ing with tanks, flame throwers and dynamite charges, finally blasted the enemy out of his holes, but at a heavy cost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03
Fighting DiUisi0nS
77th Fought Jops On All Big Fronts
By NEA Service

Three years to the day after Pearl Harbor, doughs of the 77th (Statue of Liberty) Division made an am- phibious landing behind the main Iana1eSe defense
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

With each guests appearance at the Kiwanians' weekly lunch con the clubs determination to sponsor a musical project to en-
 courage young musicians grows apace. After an appetizing build up"sof such artists as Mario De- Cicco, Gene Oviatt, Dominic Mecca and that master of inform al arrangements of popular and old-fashioned melodies, Charlie" Melville, just to mention a few of the entertainers, Chairman John Sweeney of the entertainment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

liue on Ormoc Bay, caught the Japs completely by surprise, and, in savage battles which followed, broke the back of the enemy de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Capt William J. Roach, on leave from the police department for military duty, since December, 1942, is expected to return to civil ian status next week, according to letter received here today.
 Capt. Roach has served overseas with military police battalion in England, France and Belgium. He has been stationed at Fort Custer, Mich, since he returned to this country in February of this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-03

Shanghai, China, DelayedD - Gilbert Lloyd Hubbell, RdM3/c, 19, Middlesex street, helped bring about the surrender and immo- bilizatio of Japanese suicide garrison a month after the official surrender of Japan's armed forces.
 Serving aboard the destroyer USS Waller, a 21-man landing force aided Chinese authorities in the demobilization, on an isolated island of the China coast Ma tives said the destroyer was the first U. S. warship in history to visit the ancient Chinese island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Grand as a refresh
ing touch after
shaving, bathing!
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Keep your tace
we'll groomed, en-
Joy a shave of ease!
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
ANSWERS TO
QUESTIONS OF
SPORT FANS

The following iCere questions
asked Of the Times sports depart
mert last Week:'
made the greatest num-
ber of field goals from place
kicks IN the history of inter-
collegiate football?
A--The record is credited to
Y. G. Robertson, Purdue guard,
who made seven i'm n game in
1900 against Rose Polytechnic,
Purdue winning, $50. A field
goal counted five in those days.
Q-ffow old Is Michael Francis
Higgins. former Detroit third
baSeman
A-He was born in Red Oak,
Ten. May -, 1909. making him
36 next month.
Q-HaS Detroit ever furnished a
hockey player to the major
league?
A-NO. Tony Bukovich makes
his home here, but learned the
game in the Upper Peninsula.
Q-Who was one of the most
versatile athletes in the his
tory OF the Western Confer
enCe?
A-Orville (PaN Page, Ini-
versity OF Chicago, 1910, Page
was a brilliant football end, a
stellar guard in basketball, n
sOuthpaw pitcher who was Of
fored major league contracts.
Q-Who was the greatest defense
man IN the history of hockey
A-That Is a tough one. But
no one combined defensive skill
and offensive power and finesse
more effectively than Eddie
Shore, who reached his peak
with Boston Bruins.
Q-Was the Western Conference
pole vault record under is
feet at one time?
A-,John Gold made II feet ,
inches In the 1912 indoor meet
and his feat was considered
miraculous rs well as a record.
Q-What team holds the major
league record for home runs
in one season?
Anew York Yankees totaled
1872 hOmers In 1886. The 1882
Athletics are second with l73.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Skate Delegates
To Meet in Flint

Delegates Of the Michig a n
Skating Association from all over
the state viii meet this Sunday
at the Durant Hotel in Flint at
2 p. m. in their annual meeting
and election of officers. Dale Doyle
Of Saginaw, who has been active
IN the association for nine years
will be succeeded in the presidency
by Sam Levinson, one of Detroit's S
leading Speed-skating authorities
and an official of many years
standing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Dodds Says He'll Run
In Summer Events

BOSTON. April 21 UP)-Gil
Dodds, the preacher-miler who
turned the mile in 1864 last
winter for new indoor world
record, feels in good running con-
dition and hopes to compete in
outdoor exhibitions this summer,
he said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

The following iCere questions
asked Of the Times sports depart
ment last Week:'
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Bill Dekoning, a catcher trying
out with the Giants this spring,
was a football star at Boston Col
lepe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
In The Open
Youths Need
Gun Training
viii Cut Down
Hunting Accidents
By DON GnLIEs

Workmanship training for the
safe handling of firearms today Is
recognized by authorities as the
best means for cutting down hunt
ing eccidertS-
For example the Michigan state
conservation department recently
insuCurated a plan for the or
eanlzation Of Junior rife clubs as
the best method TO lower the rate
of juvenile hunting accidents.
Today all conservation officers
In the state are being trained 10
qualify as instructors IN co-opera-
ton with the National Rife ASso-
ciation. The officers will assist
local conservation and sportsmen S
clubs. high schools. Boy Scouts,
American Legion posts and other
interested organizations.
These officers will not only as
sist in training groups, but Will
be glad to explain how they can
start a rifle club and secure am
munition and guns from the direc-
tor Of civilian craftsmanship o.
the war department
GOOD PROGRAM
The program is part Of hunt
Ing safety program started bv the
department 10 lower accidents oc-
curing during the fall huptlng
seasons II IS a laudable program
end worthy Of any sportsman S
wholehearted cooperation.
This program is necessary. Last
fall there was an unusual number
of accidents caused by juveniles.
Twenty boys were killed. Many
more were injured A later investi-
cation made by the department
showed that most Of such acci-
dents resulted from careleSsneSs in
the handling of firearms by youth
ful hunters.
The accidents were not caused
entirely by boys. Older hunters
caused many accidents, too,
EXAMPLE OF TRAINING
Next Saturday and Sunday more
than 5000 boys, girls, men and
women viii fire in the fifth annual
Hearst Times rifle tournament at
Olympia They are graduates OF
craftsmanship training Us Q s,
conducted by 500 rife clubs in the
state.
Despite the fact that hundreds
Of thousands of rounds Of ammu-
-nftien will be fired over the largest
indoor rife range ever constructed
il is safe now 70 predict that not
one single accident will occur.
Because they have been trained
under the guidance of experts who
know every detail in the safe
handling of firearms We might
add further that during the many
wears the National Rifle Associa-
tion has conducted junior and
senior rifle training on indoor
and outdoor ranges, not one single
accident has ever been recorded.
despite the fact hundreds OF
thousands of citizens have par
ticipated.
HE WON'T BE SAFE
II you are the father of son
the chances are about even that
some day he will be a hunter.
II he is not encouraged now 10
join a rifle training group, GER
tainly he Will not be safe when
he goes hunting.
Michigan sportsmen's clubs to-
day recognize the Importance Of
craftsmanship training More
than half Of the 135 clubs m the
Michigan United Conservation
group have adopted rifle training
classes. Several have indoor and
outdoor ranges for their mem
bers. Postwar plans for additional
ranges are on the agenda of many
others.
The National Rifle Association.
1900 Rhode Island. Washington,
D. C., will be glad 10 send full
information 10 all groups on how
to form a rifle club, secure guns
and ammunition
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Workmanship training for the
safe handling of firearms today is
recognized by authorities as the
hest means for cutting down hunt
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Matching ribbed glass
cover with this copious
jar of glass, grand for
, storing food in your re-
frigerator.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

If you lack pep, vigor, are restle
you may need Vitamin B Compile
Hello is from natural sources!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30
IVO LAPAJNE:
IVO LAPAJNE:
O nastanku divjero-
mantiCne sOteske
radOvne

Soteske so globoke zareze, Ii
We brazde ma skorji nase zem-
lie. Price so orjaske gorotvor-
ne sile, XII so v osredotocenih
sunkih prelamljale gorske VEN
ce v tesne prepadne globeli. Maj
81 je vzrok nastanka sotesk ka-
krsenkoli, odkar Sc je clovek
razmnozil in razselil po zemlji,
vselej SO bile gorske tesni v
obr/,mbi svobode in domovine
dramaticna prizorisea ljutih bo-
jew. Tezko prehodna gorovja so
v globokih soteskah zapustila V
zgodovini bojev "a svobodo ma
rodov najsvetlejsa poglavja jul
nastva. Tesna vrata med notra-
MIN svobodnim, visokokultur-
nj mzivljenjem, pa vnanjim ma
valom osvajacev so povsod vgo-
ratih pokrajinah v 1.-Two skalo
vklesani spomeniki narodove
usode, kjer Sc je v dolgih tisoc-
letjih odlocalo obstanku cele
vrste drzav.
Mic mani pomembne, Sc bolj
divje in romanticne so soteske,
XII jih je oblicje nase zemlje
zarezala vekomaj neutrudna
mehanicna sila tekoce vode. V
dolgih tisocletjih razvoja zeme-
ljskega povrsja so razne spre-
nembe zaprle mirni tok rnnogih
voda. Nastalo jezerce 81 je mo-
ralo poiskati nov odtok in kjer
Sc je voda zaglodala v 1.-Two ska
LOWE, je zarezala v dolgi dobi
globoko, kamenito strugo. Sic
no nakljucje je primoralo naso
Radovno, da je, iscoc nov odtok,
ustvarila ljubki okolici Bic d.
divje skrivnostno nasprotje v
globoki soteski Vintgarja.
Preden je gorenjski kot pose
tia hladna in dolgotrajna lede-
ma doba, je bilo ponekod povr-
sinsko lice vse drugacno. Mo-
gocni Bohinjski in Dolinski led
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30

seljenci nadaevaI ponirsko prodranje protl zahodu
Wisconsin e prdodala svoo zvezdo zastavo dive lett
pred prkucvijo Kalifornije in dve lett zaem je zas
ala zastavi tud zvezda Minnesota Tekom civne vol
bile pridodane tr zvezde ena drzavo Kan
druga West Vrgnio XII e ocila cd odpade dr.
zave Virgnije, tretja drzavo Nevada.
Oh zakljucku civilne vojne e pricelo mnozt pre-
bivalstvo pref redko naseenem predelu zahodno cd
reke Mississippi Mnogo pref zaeetku 49, solea sle
dill ndijanskn potion preko velkh planjav in skoz pre-
hode Rocky Mountains sevni razskovalci in lovc XII
S dragmi kozami krzno Ozke steze in sedi pa
kmau razsre ceste ko price voziti pro zahodu
akozvani covered wagons. Nj bo dogo in zgrajene
bile cese pregraene mitnicami Po teh poth in cestah
redno vozi posn vozovi XII prevaza potnike, bla
posto. Teu je sledila doba graena zeleznic ter
zadne serije bojev ndanci kar je znacilo da je ba
ekspanza proti zahodu uspesna. In medtem ko
lii in Sc nerazvite predee farmerji zvinorejci
skaci zata rudarj gozdar in drugi pricele tudi
1890 prkljucile Uni sledece drzave: Nebraska,
Colorado, Montana North Dakota Washington Wyoming,
South Dakota, ter Idaho etu 1896 e bila posebnm
odokom kongresa menovana drzavam tudi Utah. toda
e pote ko prebivalc te drzave opust praktcirane
pogamie (mnogozensva) Zadnje ri zvezde XII pomno
ze stevo zvezd amerski zastavi 49, prispevae
svoo prikljucitvo drzave Oklahoma, Arizona in New
Mexico prva etu 1907, ostali dive " ]etu 1912
teku $50 let vztrani in zaupanja poni ljude
sri meje prvotnh trinajsh drzav Une prav do Paci-
ka. Bill so to udje razlcnh narodnost in izvorov To-
da navzlic temu da naselili konnent, je pa
zvezdnati zastavi Sc vedno dovo prosora dodatne
zvezde Katera zvezda bo dodana Oh prii praznovana
cetrega julia katerem cd bodoch let? Ali bo Aaska
ali Havajski otoki ali morda Porto Riko? Ali bo morda
drzava Texas doloca da posluzi svoh posebnh pra
vic, XII ih il e dode kongres etu 1845 in potom ka-
erih razdelti povrsno svoe zeme stiri dodatne
drzave tako doati zvezde naenkrat ma zastavo
Zed draw? - Fills:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30

mix, pa MUM srednji, mnogo
manjsi vrstnik, lednik Radovne,
so ma svojem prodiranju in kas-
neje umiku izglodali, obrusili,
ponekod znova odlozili mnogo
skalovja in kamenitega drobiza.
Prav kakor v vsej okolici Bleda
Sc je po umiku lednikov tudi v
gorjanskem kotu, med podnoz-
jem Pokljuke in Homom spre-
menilo povrsje. Dandanes pre-
rasli, nasuti podolgovati, pa "a
obleni hrbti malih grickov MISC
mic drugega ko ostanki nekda-
njih ledniskih grobelj. Vines da-
nes suhe doline so nekdaj oziv-
ljali bistri potocki. Nasuto led
nisko groblje, XII ga je okrog
zg. in SIP. Gorij vse polno, je "a
prlo odtok potokov proti who
du.
Tudi Radovna in njen seda-
Mi levi pritok Recica sta mex
daj imeli podaljsek svoje stru-
&c proti Bledu in Sami. Led
niske groblje, med mimi poseb-
no dive vecji, tako zvano Dolgo
brdo pri vasi Krnici in Vrsce,
desno cd Radovne pred vstopom
v Vintgar, je po skoraj soglas-
nj sodbi znanstvenikov odlozil
ma svojem levem boku' Bohinj-
ski lednik.
V dobi, ko. je Bohinjski led
mix Sc pokrival okolico Bleda, Sc
je lednik Radovne ze umaknil
il svojega spodnjega della. Ra-
dovna. in potoki il Mozaklje SO
Sc "a omenjenimi ledniskimi ma
sipi nabirali v jezero. Prejsnji
odtok ma who'd je bill zasut in
Radovna je bila prisiljena, da je
zacela ma severovzhodu, nekako
v visini 700 m, vrezati v HON
novo strugo, sedanji Vintgar.
Pred vstopon v Vintgar IL
blejske smeri Sc se danes opa-
zijo, nekako 20 m mad strugo
Radovne sledovi nekdanje recne
terase. Ogronnna mnozina vode,
XII je pritiskala izpod talecega Sc
ledu in snega, je vztrajno dolbi-
la. novo strugo. zaustavljeni vod-
nj tok je v prvem delu soteske
,pobiral gornjo plast hriha, jo od-
lagal in znova odnasal. !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30

no minuli ledni dobi povzrocilo
nastanek tega lepega, roman
ticnega koscka Gorenjske, Sc
zdrznes OBJ pogledu ma mogoc-
nj slap Sum. Sc enkrat Sc tn Ra-
dovna, razpenjena, sneznobela
pozene skoraj 80 m globoko ma
razbicano, razjedeno skalovje in
mirno hiti potem dalje v narocje
Save.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30
Desnicarji in
levicarji v zakonu

Mnogo zakonov, Xxi so sc po-
zneje razsli, je bilo taksnih, da
je bill MOI desnicar, zena pa le-
vicar ali obratno in zato so 81
misleci stavili vprasanje, ali nj
so taksni pari slabo izbrani in
MISC morda le bolj nevarnosti,
da jih pref ali slej caka locitev.
z vprasanjem desniearstva,
XII je s tenn v bistveni zvezi, sc
znanost bavi ze leta in leta, pa
mu Sc zmerom nj mogla priti do
dna. Sal je clovesko telo ven
darle skladno in bi moral imeti'
clovek enako razviti ODE roki,
ne pa bolj desnico, XII jo uporab-
liza rnnogo vec kot levico? Od-
govor ma to je lahek, kajti vede-
ii je treba, da clovek lie nj IRA
stel skladno; saj so tocno izme-
rili, da je desna roka pri desni-
carjih mocnejsa in cello daljsa,
pri levicarjih je pa ia pojav
obraten! Zelo cudno je dale,
da pri cloveku desnicarju nj sa-
mo mocneje razvita desnica,
temvec tudi VISA ostala polovica
telesa, cello noga in oko. Pri dvo-
skoku sc desnicar zmerom uja-
me ma desno nogo in tudi, ka-
dar gleda v daljavo, rabi "a
bolj ostro gledanje samo desno
OkO.
Fizioloski poskusi so dokaza-
Ii, da tudi zivcna sredisca MOI
ganih MISC razdeljena simetric-
no. Ia vecjo delazmoznost des-
ne polovice telesa bi mora1a BIZ
tt posebno razvita leva polovi-
ca mozgan - kjer je tudi sredi-
See "a dar govora - sal je INA
no, da sc zivcne poti v telesu
krizajo in ustreza zivcu v desni
polovici telesa leva mozganska
polovica in obratno. Ma splosno
Sc anatomicno ne da ugotoviti
nobena razlika med obema polo
vicama, toda dejstvo je, da do
biva leva mozganska polovica
mocnejsi dotok krvi kot desna,
kar pa Sc znerom nj dovolj
vzroka, da bi morala biti desna
polovica toliko mocnejsa. Iska-
Ii so Sc drugacne vzroke in ne
kaj casa ziveli v mislih, da izvi-
ra mocnejsi razvoj desne polo
vice telesa cd razmer, v katerih
je zivel clovek v prvih pocetkih
civilizacije. Rekli so, da so nasi
pradedje postal desnicarji samo
zaradi tega, ker so z levico su-
kali scit, da bi branili srce, v
desnici pa kopje v obrambo. V
teku stoletij SO Sc ljudje tega
popolnoma priucili; vse orodje
in predmete so izdelovai 20 tenn
merilu in koncno levica res nj
bila vec "a pravo rabo.
Ali je desnicarstvo vecini lju-
di res prirojeno, Sc da ugotovi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30

ma, nepoznana. Bist1a Radovna,
plemenite postrvi, prepadne ste
ne, kjer so gnezdili divji golobi,
SO bill edine price stoletne sa-
mote. S podporo javnosti, po-
sebno pozrtvovalno vnemo
gorjanskega zupana zumra, XII
je della tudi nadzoroval, je bila
" |. 1891-96 zgrajena danes
tako privlacna pot skozi roman
ticni Vintgar. i
Kako silovita, obenem cudo-
vita je bila nekdaj borba med
orjasko silo vode in odpornim
kamenjem pricajo Sc dandanes
slikoviti prizori ma vsej poti.
Kjer je soteska odprta, v mali
dolinici ali kotlinici, je voda
izdolbla prostorno strugo. LIE
mogoene skale Sc silijo Radov-
no, da zivahno zuborec grmi in
bobni v manjsih ali vecjih slapo-
viii ceznje. Ogolieene bregove,
odkoder Sc je vedno znova rusi-
10 skalovje in pescevje v stru-
go, je tisocletjih prekrila pre-
perela prst in temni gozdovi
listovcev sklanjajo svoje veje
prav do korita.
Krona nepremagljive sile vo-
de je naslednji, najboljsi del So
teske. Pod najvecjim slapom V
soteski, v tako zvani zumrovi
galeriji Sc skalovje tesno pri-
bliza. Kako tezko je tod Radov-
ma izdolbila svojo pot v zilavo
osrcje Homa, sc Sc danes pozna
ma temnosivih, razdrapanih ap-
nencevih stenah, XII jih re IT,
socletja razkrajajo dez, led, sneg
in mraz. V hladni, temni zarezi
Sc mirno zrcali zelo globoka, ci-
sta in prozorna Radovna, XII je
zaradi silnega pritiska cd stra-
nj tenn globlje izcistila dino stru-
&c, kjer sedaj mirno pociva po
prestanem divjem naporu.
Cim Sc je Radovna oprostila
tesnega oklepa je v silovitem
vrtincu izdolbla in spodkopala
naslednji, ogromni kotel pod
Rance pecjo. Razdrapano ska
lowe je tod pozimi podobno kri-
stalni dvorani. Mad zamrzlo glo-
boko strugo Sc blesce zaledenele
stene, velikanske ledene svece
wise po pecevju.
Ia Rance peejo Radovna spet
svobodneje zadiha. Spet Sc skla-
MIA zeleno 'drevje globoko mad
zuboreco strugo, lie tn pa tam
STRIFE oglodane in obrusene ska
lie il vode. Onstran kipi k nebu
mogocen kameniti steber, tako
zvana Skala Kranjske hranilni-
ce, poimenovana v zahvalo veil
XII podmornici pri gradnji poti.
Pecine Sc znova povzpno str
mo mad strugo, oba bregova Sc
priblizata v divjo sotesko. v Pc
klu smo. Visoko v stem Sc vile
pot. Razdrapano, neredno ma
gromadeno skalovje je bio po-
leg zumrove galerije najtrsi od-
por vztrajni eroziji Radovne.
Mogocni, razpokani skladi ska
Iowa ma obeh straneh kazejo,
kod vse je bill zevan hrib, pre-
den ga je razdvojila voda. v
divjem neredu sc vrste v strugi
oblastni kamni, kjer Sc zaganja,
preskakuje in gloje RadoVna lie
S tezavo, noe in dan, leto "a le-
tom, da bi.izgladila svojo pot.
Hladne brzice zadevajo OBJ od-
porne live skale ter Sc razele-
njajo v male ali vecje slapove.
Zdaj mirni, globoki tolmuni, pa
spet pospeseni tok odlaga ma
bregu pesek, prod in lazji kon-
glomerantni drobir, da ga ma
rasla voda znova odnasa. Mad
vso to lepoto pa Sc spenjajo v
strmine ternni smrekovi gozdo-
vi.
Vedno bolj Sc odpira svet in
ko Sc pod mogocno vzpetim To-
kom zelezniskega mostu, pri je-t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-30

- Kje je Villars, je Vprasal
pobocnik, XII je incl zanj vazna
poroeila.
Villars, XII je stal v blizini in
slisal pobocnika, je stopil pre-
denj in dejal:
Mislim, da bi~lahko pristavi-
Ii mojemu imenu tudi +'gospod".
MOI pa Sc je dobro .odrezal:
- Oprostite, toda nikoli Sc
nisem slisal, da bi kdo imenoval
Cesarja Aleksandra gospoda.