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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23
Personal Items


0. R. Tone spent last Wednesday
and Thursday at Kellogg, Ida.
Mrs. Ella Savage of Troy was e
business visitor in Libby Tuesday
Petty Officer Connie Blackwell
was weekend visitor from Seat
tle
Mrs. Ira Miller left today for
Havre where she will visit with
relatives.
Clara Mae Duffy, Joyce Fuller
and Pat Kelly are visiting in Spo-
kane this week
Mrs. Kremkau of Los Angeles ar
rived recently to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Chapman
1t. and Mrs. Fred F. Clark left
Thursday for Santa Barbara, Calf,
where 1t Clark will report for
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Crotteau
and family visited Thursday of last
week with relatives in Columbia
Falls.
Mrs. Frank McClain began en-
ployment at the First State Bank
of Libby in the early part of this
month.
Gordon Ridpath of the U. S. En-
ployment Service of Kalispell was
business visitor in Libby We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j F. Bowen was called to
Missoula last Saturday by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, Mrs. w
j. Croghan-
Miss Irene Kimmins returned
Sunday after spending the past two
weeks with her mother in Everett
Wash, and brother in Victoria,
B. c.
Miss Joane Brown, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Brown, has ac-
cepted a position as commercial
teacher in the Harrison high school,
Harrison, Ida.
r. R. Veldman was in Seattle
Monday and Tuesday of last week
attending hearing. He reports the
Victory Celebration in that city as
being rather rugged
Mrs. Steve Reesch and children
returned to town last Friday after
week spent visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Orr in
the Fisher River district.
| Mrs Herb Anderson is spending a
few days this week in Newport,
Wash. Her son, Richard who has
spent a couple weeks there with
friends will return with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Miller of Port
Gamble, Wash, formerly of Lib
by, came Saturday to visit at the
D. A. Davidson home Mrs. David
son and Mr.. Miller are brother and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig of
| Whitefish. visited Saturday night
and Sunday in Libby at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, l.. w Doxtater
Mr.. and Mrs. DudWig are Mrs Dox-
tater's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Flat re-
turned to Libby from vacation
trip to Nezperce, Ida, where they
visited his parents. Their trip was
climaxed when Mr.. Flats nephew.
recently returned from overseas
was killed in car accident.
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from about 1926, when he was ap-
pointed to that position by Mayor
Murray Gay, until 1888.
Mrs. Frank Venting and daugh-
ter, Margaret, visited at the home
of Mrs. Ventling's sister and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Alberg, in
Spokane for week. They returned
home Sunday, having been in the
city at the time of the big celebra-
ton.
Mrs. F. E. Peeso, accompanied by
Mrs. A. E. Blackwell and Miss Mgr
ma Brock, and Miss Barbara Cant
motored to Butte Sunday. Miss Cant
was returning to her home there
after visiting here. Miss Brock of
Rexford has been guest of Mrs.
Blackwell.
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FARM WOMEN MET AT
VIM. SHAWL HOME

The August meeting Of the Libby
Farm Women's club met at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Shawl with Mrs.
John Fuller, co-hostess this week.
The following officers for the
coming year were installed by Mrs.
Ray Beebe, Mrs. Hugh Slauson,
pres; Mrs John Erickson, vice
pres, Mrs. Pete VanderWood, sec
treas; Mrs. Louis Ohlerich, parli-
mentarian; Mrs Art Sheldon, re
corder.
Club enjoyed number of visitors
among whom were four mothers of
club members.
The next meeting is to be at the
home of Mrs Pete YanderWnnd
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AWARDED PLAGUE

!. CONTINUED from page D ).
stoned officer in charge of the Null
tiplex aerial autobiography sec
ton in the battalion. His section de-
termines ground elevations and
other topographic data from aerial
photos.
In addition to the Meritorious
Service Unit award, he has earned
the Good Conduct medal, the Amer
lean Defense Service medal, the
Asiatic Pacific Campaign medal,
and the Philippine Liberation rib
bon awarded by the Commonwealth
government
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HELPHREY MOTOR FREIGHT
RESUMES OPERATIONS

The Helphrey Motor Freight IS
running between Spokane and Lib
by again following several years
of the war, during which they were
discontinued
There are many advantages to
the public in this method of transfer
between these points and no doubt
many will be glad to learn they are
l now in nneratlnn
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The moon appears larger when
near the horizon, but actually it is
about 1000 miles nearer when di-
rectly overhead.
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.QUOTES-
OF The WEEK

''The workingman is not salts
fled with a lettuce-and-tomato
sandwich. discovery reported
to Congress BIZ OPA Investigator.
There's plenty Of meat it's
hard to explain why the people
can't get it." - Sen. Kenneth
Wherry. Neb.
"All they want is Z square
break, and they're going to get
it.'-Pres. Truman, after talk
ing to CTS in Europe.
UNLESS the manufacturers
take the bull by the horns, or
Congress revolts and slaps down
the OPA, we are going to have
a serious deflation and unneces-
sary unemployment" Oregon
City (Ore.) Banner-Courier.
Why not a ten-year postwar
plan for America, planned by
business leaders, to reach a new
high in earned prosperity" -
Pres. Ira Mosher, Natl. ASSN of
Manufacturers.
II hope / don't shrink
Donald Dunn, Spokane, Wash,
s it.. S, acho stretched self for
month to make the Marine Corps.
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You'll enjoy reading it regularly
The Western News. II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07
ZuAkAeW WASHINGTON
Sermony's Rhine Industries
Prove Big Allied heodoehs
New lu'in-Aneriecn hiqhwoy
Project IS Being Investigated
Special 70 Central Press

. Observation-Disclosures on the Mead war investigating COM
mite, are privately digging INTO the circumstances surrounding
the Iltu- American highway project. which calls FOR the ''nstFue-
,n af an 81 or q0-mle strip in northern Nicaragua
Republican senators ON the committee intend to zee to IT thai q
thor.usn investigation is made of several other projects. incuiins
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Vesti IL Ivfienio
omeriskh SIovencev

Barberton, O. - V bolnis-
nici Green Cross v Akronu sc
nahaja Ivana Valencia. Podvreci
Sc je morala tezki operaciji, ka-
tero je sreeno prestala. Pri delu
v tovarni Columbia Chemical
Co. pa 81 je zlonail roke v "a
pestju Ignac Knaus.
Denver, Colo. - Dne z. avgu-
sta je magic umrl Marko Kern
v starosti Ga let. Zadela ga je
srcna kap in je bill takoj mrtev.
Bill je clan SNPJ. Donna je bill IL
Baca pri Postojni in v. Ameriki
81 let, YES cas- " Colorado. v
Strabanu, Pa, zapusca brata
Johna, kakor tudi vec drugih so.
rodnikov.
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DruStveni kOledar


2. septembrs, nedelja. - Pro-
slava 2O-letnice drustva eve
lebit" st. 544 SNPJ v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
s. oktobra, sobota. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci' st. 48
S. D. z. priredi veselieo v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
!. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in pies zvecer
v korist pomoci domovini v
Slovenskem delayskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
1916
20. januarja. - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico S koncertom v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave.
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Opomini glede raci-
joniranja
Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In mlek0

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlek0
Rdeee znamke FL do XII so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov do
80. novembra.
Znamke o. do U-2 veljavne
do 81. augusta.
Znamke W. do Z-2 veljavne
do 30. septembra.
Znamke Al do Ell veljavne
do 81. oktobra.
Sladkor
Sladkorna znamka stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
KWilno ole
Znamke stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in s,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlji
Znamke st. H., in Az zrako-
ljavne do preklica.
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PoPRAvEK

" ogfasu K cestitkam Mr.. in
Mrs. Ludvik Sanobor oh priliki
njiju 25-letnice zakona, sc je vri-
Mia neljuba pomota. Pravilno bi
Sc morale glasiti, da izrekajo
svoje najlepse eestitke njiju
hcerka in njen soprog, Rose in
Tony Batch, ter njiju dive hcer-
XII, Rose Marie in Mary Jean.
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'ni Sc kaksno yeiiko dejanje,
kakaen genii, pa tudi kaksen We
lik zlocin pripravlja skozi gene
racije. Ce preskocimo med ge-I
nije, vidimo n. pr. pri Bachovi
lrodbini, da je Johann Sebasti-
an Bach prav "a prav le vrhu-
nee izmed cele vrste izredno
glasbeno nadarjenih clanov te
rodbine. Talent, nagnjenja, stra-
Esti it'd. so skozi generacije pri-
Epravljene, lie redko kdaj nasto-
PHO posamic, tako rekoc brez
vidnega vzroka, nenadoma. To
je mogoce tudi pri zlocinu, ven.
dar le je po mnogo tisocih pre-
iskav dognano, da moreno 60
voriti o "rojenem'' zlocincu, to
je, o cloyeku, ki Sc je rodil S
tako dedno podstavo, da mora
oh "a to podstavo primernih pri-
likah priti v nasprotje z druz-
bo, XII ga potem ozigosa kot zlo-
einca, skodljivea. Res je, da bi
bilo teznjan evgenike zadosee-
no, &c bi Sc zavrl tok dedne pod
stave, t. j. &c bi sc zlocinec ste
riziral, da ne bi vec mogel imeti
potomcev. Toda prakticno bi s
tem dosegli naalo, ker n. pr. zlo-
einca Malijevega tipa vendar
ne moreno vec pustiti v Cloves
ko druzbo. Saj bi dela1 znova in
znova skodo, stal bi drzavo
ogromne denarje, XII jih morajo
tudi "a vzdrzevanje taksnih lju-
di placati sposobni davkoplaee-
valci. Alini to kricece nesoraz-
merle, da 81 mora zdrav kolek-
tiv ma svoje stroske vzdrzavati
zloeince, XII kot osebe ne bodo
nikoli koristili druzbi, kot nosil-
ci pokvarjene dedne tvarine pa
cello trajno skodovali po svojih
potomcih?!
Dedna obremenjenost ne SINE
biti olajsevalna okolnost v tenn
smislu, da bi Sc zaradi tega do
gnanja oskodoval zdrav kolek-
tiv. Olajsevalna okolnost more
biti ozirom ma kazen, ne pa z
ozirom ma bodocnost druzbe! Ia
to Sc mora druzba boriti proti
"rojenenu' zloeincu prav tako,
cello Sc boli nego proti lie slu-
eajnemu, XII stoji pod vplivom
tega ali omega okolja, XII je "a
antisocijalno dejanje ugodno.
Da veda pozna danes tudi "ro-
jene" zlocinee, S tenn moramo
racunati; dokazemo jih lahko
po studiju rodovnikov. Sc teht-
nejsi pa je dokaz iz studija
dvojckov.
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Prevoz SO izboljsa

Uprava mestnega transitnega
sistema je naznanila, da Sc DO v
teku prihodnjega leta potrosilo
So, 100000 "a izboljsanje JAYNE
transportacije. Med drugim Sc
bo narcotic 800 novih vozov ulic-
ne zeleznice, motornih in elek-
tricnih busov.
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SEJA KORPORACUE

Nocoj oh s. uri Sc vrsi seja
korporacije "a pozidavo novih
his ma pogoriscu. Seja Sc vrsi v
dvorani st. / SIND, novo poslop-
je. Ma udelezbo so vabljeni vsi,
XII Sc zanimaio "a rlapredek ma
selbine.s e..
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DIR. BOzo sKERLJ:
q takO zvanih
rojenih zlociincih

L
Mnogo Sc je pisalo In n1ncgo
Sc Sc danes razglablja 0 proble-
mu "rojenega" zlocinca. Prvi je
to vprasanje znanstveno obde-
lal c. Lombroso. zbral je do te-
daj nabrane podatke in jih uve-
ljavil v svoji teoriji o ''roje-
mem" zlocincu. Po MEM Sc zlo-
cinec ze rodi z nekimi telesnimi
znaki, XII imajo znacaj degene-
rativnih znakov.
Kakor "a zloeinca VOICE, je
Lombroso obdelal ia problem Sc
"a zensko posebei "a zlocinko
in prostitutko. Tudi zloeinska
zenska, zlasti pa prostitutka, Sc
odlikuie po "degenerativnih" te-
lesnih znakih.
Problem zloeinca spada brez
dvoma v prvi vrsti v kriminolo-
gijo, " nauk o z1ocinu v najsir-
Sem pomenu te besede. Lombro-
so je kot prvi skusal dati zloci-
nu in zlocincu biolosko uteme-
ljitev in bioloski pomen. TO je
bilo takrat "a oficielno znanost
proved - Lombroso je ostal bolj
in bolj osamljen, dokler Sc nj
oprijela problema zlocina in zlo-
cinca moderna genetika (nauk
o podedovanju). Danes je ia
panoga eloveske genetike, or.
antropologije, imenovana krimi-
nalna antropologija ali krimi-
nalna biologija, ze moeno raz-
vita in njeni biolosko izobraze-
nj zastopniki hodijo spet radi v
posvete k - Lombrosu.
Nj dvoma, da je Lombroso v
marsicem zastarel, sal Sc nj po-
znal podedovalnih zakonov. Toll
macil je "a zlocinca tipiene INA
ke kot atavisticne pojave it'd,
v cemer mu danes ne moreno
vec slediti. Toda nabrani mate
rial ina Sc danes svojo vred.
most in mnogokrat sc cudimo, s
kako bistrim opazovalnim Gu
tom dobrega naravoslovca je bi
obdarjen start Lombroso.
Med kriminalisti-juristi Sc bi'
je BOZ zoper in "a "rojenega'
zloeinca = boj, XII ga pae nj
bodo mogli sami odloeiti, ke1
je kriminalnim biologom Sc da
nes jasno, da moreno in celc
moramo govoriti "rojenem'
zlocincu. Seveda ne v starem
cisto lonbrosovskem sn1islu,
zlocincu z velikini, odstojecim
usesi, kratkimi nogami, sirok'
postave, nizkega celia, ogromnt
spodnje celjusti it'd, marvec
zloeincu kot cloveku, XII prihaj;
z nekimi asocialnimi in antisoci
alnimi vrojenimi, dednimi zmoz
nostmi ma svet.
Prakticno je to spoznanj'
ogfomne vaznosti, ker utegn'
spremeniti celoten MAJOR O sve
tn zlocina in zlocincev. Vprasa
ME je, kaksna je pot, da pride
mo v posameznem primeru
spoznanju, ali gre "a "rojene
ga" zlocinca ali "a lie slucaj jnega
Ia biologa je vazno, da loo
povratne zlocince cd slucajnih
Razume sc, da je konflikt "a
konom tudi pri slucajnem zlo
cincu lahko globlje utemeljen
njegovi dusevnosti, vendar "a
nimajo biologa v prvi vrsti po
vratni zlocinci, zlocinci ''iz ma
vade".
Ne gre toliko "a konfikte
pravkar obstojecimi z a k n
marvec "a konfikte z druzbc
"a one v krirninalistienem ozir'
lazje primere neprestanih MALL
tatvin, goljufij, prevar, napae
nih zglasitev, prostitucije it'd.
.Vobce je velike zloeince laz
je prijeti. S tenn nj reeeno, d,
snao do dina resili problem du
sevnosti tega ali omega zloein
ca, vendar pa 81 prakticno INA
mo pomagati ma en- ali drui
nacin ga ''kaznujemo", to 81
| II
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rs. augusta, 1945

Zayedni sosedje st. 15s SNPJ v
|Slovenskem drustvenem domu
Ina Recher Ave. Clanstvo Sc vabi
Ina udelezbo.
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-.----slnu----4ssssu--..sH
Fno ohsoja, pa ne samo sedanja.
/ So-H tudf tezki zlocinci ssroje-
nj" kot TAXI, je tezko reci. v
fnemskem raziskovalnem insti-
tutu "a psihiatrijo v Monako-
vem SO .preiskai nozgane OBJ
| glavfjenega Huertena, MISC pa
nogli dognati .bistvenih razlik
cd laormalnih. Vendar kaze tu-
di Kuertenov rodovnik neke de-
generativoe make. Morilca il
navade 81 zdrav clovek tezko
predstavlja kot normalnega, kot
cloveka, ma katerega so vpliva-
Iii zgolj vnanji' einitelI okolja
tako, da je postal antisocialen.
Tezko 81 predstavljamo sadi-
sticnega zlocinca, XII maj bi bill
postal to le pod vplivom okolja.
Da obsojamo take abnormal
ne, tezke zlocince IL vidika "kaz-
ni', je gotovo napacno. Da Jh
pa po moznosti odstranimo il
druzbe, to je brez dvoma v re-
;; du. Vidik bi pa ne smell biti "ka-
zen zlocincu'', marvec "ozdrav-
ljenje druzbe". &c odstranimo
cloveku rakasto tvorbo il boil
mega telesa, tega ne delamo "a
to, da unieimo to ali ono bulo,
marvec cato, da ozdpavimo boil
no telo. Ako odrezemo bolniku
n. pr. zastrupljeno nogo, tega ne
delano zato, da 81 z odrezano
nogo pomnozimo anatomicno
zbirko, marvec zato, da sc "a
strupljenje ne bi razsirilo po
vsem telesu. Prav tako, stalisce
zavzema biolog vprasanju od-
stranitve zlocinca IL druzbe.
! Kakor receno, mas tn ne "a
nina morilec IL afekta; tudi ne
tat IL bede; it'd. Pri takih "zlo-
cincih" je morda "kazen' umest-
ma, zlasti &c bi Sc vrsila " obi.
XII poprave, pouka in v teznji vr.
niti takega "zlocinca" druzbi.
Mnogo tezji je problem INA.
lih' povratnih zlocincev, ljudi
XII ponovno kradejo, XII stalno Ia
zejo, goljufajo, Sc prostitutira'
jo it'd. Da cd teh pojavov nj da'
lee k namilom (alkoholizem! }
in k samomoru, sc da dokazova.
tt ze precej zanesljivo.
Kako ps odkrijemo taksnega
zlocinca?
Pot nj lahka in zahteva vest.
: mega, dolgotrajnega della, &c no.
: &c dovesti do uspeha. Sistenlo,
"a dognanje, ali gre "a "rojene
} ga zlocinca ali je "a slueaj ne
, ga, je vec, opisal pa bonn tn ns
=, kratko le bavarski, XII itak slo
, nj ma belgijskem in letskem
i Vsak zloeinec mora jeci napi
: sati ma poll papirja svoj zivlje
2 njepis; pri tenn maj po moznost
, izrazi lastno sodbo o svojem de
janju in kako je sploh prisel M
: pot konflikta' z druzbo.
: Kaznjenec Sc nato preisce du
sevno in telesno (antropoloskt
e in zdravnisko). Vprasalne pol
e so obsirne - sal obsega vsal
= akt priblizno 8-1U strani! An
: tropoloski opis n. pr. obseg,
= okoli 1910 znakov in fotogra
K fijo. Prilozene so tudi izpolnje
: ne vprasalne pole cd obcine, zup
,. nije in Sole. Vsi ii podatki skup
i no nudijo sliko zivljenja in xiv
|. ljenskih razmer kaznjenca. Ra
: zume Sc samo po sebi, da sku
: sajo izvedeti tudi cim vec rod
v bini kaznjenca, zlasti O njego
: viii prednikih, pa tudi o Sc Ii
i veeih sorodnikih. III podatki s.
: navadno dokaj nepopolni, ven
dar Sc dajo popolniti tam, kje
3 bi bio potrebno. Vse te akte j
zbiral bavarski kriminalno-bio
}, loski arhiv pri pref omenjenen
u zavodu "a psihiatrijo.
h Pri cloveku inamo v glavnen
: dve poti, da dozenemo, kaj j
pri MEM urojenega in kaj nj
: Ena bot ie raziskaya rodoyni
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!
lsev dedne tvarine v tel ali oni
|rodbini. 70 nam Y vecini prime.
rov zadosca, da moreno dogma
lti, ali je kak zlocinec "rojen" ali
fni.
Po rodovnikih zlocincev (naj
| Ia izraz tu pomeni tudi one ne
dolznejse ljudi, XII vedno priha-
jajo v konflikt z druzbo) doze-
memo navadno, da je bill kaksen
drug sorodnik tat il navade, ali
pijanee, 'tkvartopirec', prosti-
tutka, da Sc je slabo ucl, nice
sar izuGil it'd. Ako dozenemo
med predniki taksne ljudi, mo-
reno vecinoma sklepati cisto
pravilno, da je ia ali oni zloei-
nee dedno obremenjen. Ia ugo-
tovitev ina "a biologa nekoliko
drugaeen pomen nego "a prak-
tienega sodnika. Prakticni sod
mix sn1atra dedno obremenjenost
sicer "a olajsevalno okolnost, ven-
dar bo zlocinca obsodil in ga
oddal zdravstvenemu zavodu
(opazovalniei, umobolnici) lie
tedaj, &c je Observation-Disclosures
potrdil zlocincevo nevracunlji-
vost, XII ga sele oprosti osebne
odgovornosti "a njegova kaznji-
va dejanja. Biolog gleda ma ded-
no obremenjenega zlocinea bolj
kot ma osebno neodgovornega
cloveka, njegova zloeinska de-
janja so rezultat njegove dedne
tvarine in (vsaj veeinoma) po-
sebnega okolja. Biolog namree
skuSa vrednotiti dedno tvarino
celega rodu, IL katerega izvira
zlocinec, docim gleda praktieni
sodnik bolj osebe zlocinca sa-
mega.
Koncni smoter obeh preso-
! janj (odstranitev zlocinske ose-
be IL zdravega kolektiva) je isti,
lie ime je Sc razlicno: prakticno
sodstvo kaznuje zlocinca, kri1ni-
nalna biologija zeli odstraniti il
druzbe pokvarjeno dedno tva.
rino. To Sc pravi, da hoee krimi-
nalna biologija svoji prakticni
izvedbi vrsiti evgenicno delo ne.
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tin je mogoee preiskati in spo'
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v tenn, da bo mogoce nekoe
zatreti razmnozevanje taksnif
(morda re v bliznU bodocnosti)
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evgenicne indikacije je bill pri
pravljen. Ia zakon predvidevs
: moznost sterilizacije s privolje
, MEM prizadete osebe or. njene
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
k0sI0Wski's
 Flight Talk" Won Bowl Bid
BY JOSEPH NOLAN

Worcester, Mass, Nov. 26.-(UP) A players dressing room flight talk" in the stirring tradition of the late Knute Rockne was credited today with raising the Holy Cross Crusaders from the shadows of de- feat to the bright sunshine of the Grange Bowl.
 The speaker was Capt. Stan Kos lowSki who proved yesterday that he practiced what he preached by leading his team to convincing 46 to triumph over Boston College. The occasion was Wednesday of last week when Coach John (Ox) Da Grosa disgustedly sent his II regu- llrS to an early shower after watch ing their lackadaisical practice.
 Many of them freshmen, the play CTS were in the doldrun1s after be- ing upset by Temple. They had won seven games in row and thought nobody could beat them. Even Da Grosa's scathing sarcasm didn't seem to bother them as they idled on benches in the dressing room.
 Then came the clatter of cleats on the cement floor outside, and KosloWSki walked in. Only two or three players dared to look up, and they quickly lowered their gaze. The Crusaders captains eyes burned With rage, his fists were clenched and he bit his lips as if to control himself. The pungent odor of lini- ment hung heavy in the room For a few brief moments no one spoke. Then "Kos" cleared his throat
 Nov look, fellows" he began, "Iet's talk this thing over. There's no use going around with our tails between our legs because Temple licked us. Nothing we can say or do now will change that score.
 But we're going out on the field Sunday against Boston College. It's a game every Holy Cross man ex- poets us to win. You fellows know and I know-that we're lot bet ter ball club than we looked against Temple. You know, that we let OK down on that practice field to- day. We quit cold, because we want ed to be cry-babieS."
 Kos paused. A few players shuffled awkWardly, but no one tried to in- terrupt.
 "Okay, let's stop crying about Temple" he continued. Let's star working for B. c. We're going out On that field tomorrow, and the rest of the week and work our hearts out. And the guy who doesn't will answer to me. That's it."
 The next day the team had snapped out of it's lethargy. The backs ran with determination and the linemen blocked with crashing fjnality. Against Boston College, the Crusaders showed the spirit and drive that carried them through Yale and Dartmouth and Brown.
 Though hampered by leg injury and shoulder bruiSe, Kos scored one touchdown and set up two others. He averaged six vars on each of the 20 times he carried the ball, and passed and punted to per- lection. But even more impressive was the effect of his play on his younger teammates. Jim DieSkle- man, the Crusaders 17-year old eno, was a spectacular pass receiver and a vigilant ball-hawk who scored twice. Freshmen Joe Byers, Frank Bryson, Tex Donnalley and the rest worked their hearts out as Kos had ordered.
 When it was all over, nobody had to answer" to Kos.