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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-24
CHADBOURN

CHADBOURN, Aug. 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Erred spent last week
visiting relatives in western North
Carolina.
Mrs. George A. Myers, of Dan.
vile, Va, left Friday after two
weeks in Chadbourn visiting Mrs.
E. G. Wilson and Mrs. A. W. Lewis.
Miss Virginia Bailey of Eliza.
beth City, and Mrs. j. B. Lasley
and children of Wilmington, are
guests this week of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bailey.
Cpl. and Mrs. w. F. Smith left
Monday after a visit to DR.. and
Mrs. W. F. Smith. Miss Rochelle
Hendren accompanied them as far
as Charlotte en- route to visit re.
latives in Hiddenite and western
Carolina.
Janice Moore spent last week in
Raleigh visiting relatives.
Hug Horton spent the weekend
in Myrtle Beach. He left Monday
for Williamson. Al Ward, who has
been in Fair Bluff, will transfer
here to fill this vacancy.
j. P. Penn, Jr. spent the week.
end at Myrtle Beach, where he
joined Mrs. Penn who is vacation.
ing there.
Mrs. c. L. Tate and children
Olive and Charles, returned Sun
day from visit to her parents ir
Lee county.
Mrs. w. M. McArthurn has re
turned from her summer vacation
and is at home in her apartment
at the T. S. Lewis home. She viii
teach this year in the Bladenbore
school.
Miss Melissa Duncan was in toWr
for a few days last week.
Mrs. w. F. Yates, Rev. J. w
Lineberger, Mrs. j. o. Williamson
and Mrs. ]. F. Blake went to Mar
ion, S. c., Monday.
James Seaife is at home after {
vacation spent with relatives il
Greensboro and Georgia.
James Beck and B. ]. Hobgooe
spent the weekend at their home.
in Oxford and Henderson respec
lively.
Tommy Lewis of Baltimore, Md
spent the past weekend with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Lewis
Miss Nell Rooms, of Wilmington
is spending this week with he,
brother, R. R. Rooms, at the hom'
of Mrs. w. F. Yates.
Miss Margie Bailey of Raleigh
is at home for a weeks vacation
Mrs. Martin Carter spent Mon
day in Raleigh.
Complimenting their daughters
Mrs. ]. B. Lssley of Wilmington
and Miss Virginia Bailey of Eliza
beth City, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R
Bailey were at home Sunday after
noon from to $50 at a delightful
tea.
Guests were greeted by Mrs
Lasley and directed to the sid
porch, where Miss Virginia Bale.
received. Here punch and individ
ual cakes were served by Mrs. 7
0. Goodman, Mrs. Vodie Smith
Misses Margaret Goodman and Bet
ty Agnes Brady.
Later Mrs. Bailey invited tn
guests into the living room wher
unique and artistic souvenirs sen
from Burma by her son, Howard
were a center of interest. A mum
Der of friends called during tn
afternoon to greet the honor guests
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vealed her complete mastery of its
varied techniques. Her closing
Debussy Prelude in A Minor was
also exceptionally well done and
completed program most satisfy
ing to music lovers.
Mrs. Cornwall presented this
recital underline sponsorship of tn
Service Guild of the Good Shepherd
church for the benefit of the
organ fund. Flowers and other
gifts were presented to he ly the
Guild president, Mrs. Jennings
Litgen. Punch and cookies were
served at an attractive table, pre-
sided over by Mrs. Julian Nc.
Keithan, Miss Leslie Holman and
Miss Thelma Gunnersen.
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o., RUTH MILLETT

war meant a lot to you
The = w" vou and your twin sister
zen :. o,,ite four when the peace
,sren' 9N
.sne. IN some kids have their
WY Wy home, and Lynne and
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Piano Recital
Well Received

Mrs Helen Savage Cornwall Of
uinston.salem, formerly of Will
. vino on. gave brilliant recital
r-sdnesday evening at the Church
:. the Good sheperd parish hall.
The capacity audience received the
,r+;rp program with much enthu.
,;.sm and interest. He- renditions
..vealed unusual depth and under
,tsndjng for a young artist. The
obonin Ballade in G Minor was
he bigh1ight of the evenings pre-
,sntation and Mrs. Cornwall re.
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until shortening is melted and
mixture blended. Separate the
eggs. Stir in we'll beaten yolks.
Beat the whites until stiff and add
the baking powder to them.
Fold into cornmeal mixture. Pour
into well creased loaf pan. Bake
at 400 degrees 20 to Is minutes.
Turn out on rack to cool.
BUY VICTORY BONDS
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Victory Menus
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Cnr.fhoru Erfra~

BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Southern Entree
Ham Creole
Watercress with French Dressing
Corn Bread Loaf
Fresh Pineapple Cubes
(Recipes Serve Four)
Ham Creole
l cup rice.
2 tablespoons butter or marga.
rine.
l tablespoon chopped onion.
IL Glove garlic.
2 tablespoons green pepper,
chopped.
Salt and pepper.
l IL cups stewed toma .oes.
l cup diced ham.
Wash rice well. Heat butter or
margarine in skillet; add garlic,
onion, peppers, rice, salt and pep.
per and saute over a low flame
until rice is lightly Drowned. Dis.
card garlic. Add ham and toma.
toes and simmer for 20 minutes
Or until rice is tender.
Corn Bread Loaf
cup cornmeal.
2 tablespoons sifted flour.
teaspoon salt.
tablespoon sugar.
2 tablespoons shortening.
cup boiling wafer.
2 eggs.
IL teaspoon baking powder.
Combine cornmeal, flour. salt
end sugar; mix well. Add short
ening and boiling water, stirring
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Petey's Daddy
just sends let
ters by the mail
MANI"
well, y o U
see there's a
war and. :"
when is Dad
dy going to get
Lynne and Pc
tey a little,
black p u p p y
dog?"
THE the war
is over - and
D a d d y comes
homo
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-24

.n,,,v doesn't Daddy come
W. w. want my Daddy to come
'o .vonr Daddy wants to come
10 foo, but he can't come home
I'll the war is over
UNI nuhpn is the war going to be
~ 7 want the war to be over
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A bathrooms as smart as its &C.
cessories. Make yours lovely by
just knitting rug, stool and seat
cover in rug cotton, or of old stock
ings.
Knit on 2 needles, section by
section. The rug and covers are a
beginner Joy. Pattern 1914 mas
directions for the rug, chair and
seat covers.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
Star-News Household Arts Dept,
259 W. 18th ST., New York II, N.
Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS
and PATTERN NUMBER.
Just out! Send fifteen cents more
for our NEW 1915 Needlework
Book-94 illustrations of designs.
crocheting, knitting, embroidery,
dolls, ather toys, home decora-
tons. Free Pattern for two GRO
cheted handbags printed right in
the book.
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Verna Frances Bell,
Charles H. Francis
Engaged To Marry

NEW BERN, Aug.-23-Mr. and
MRS. James Roberts Bell of New
Beren announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Verna Frances.
to Charles H. Francis, UsA, son
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Francis of Montclair, N. j.
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Perfumes buried with King Tut
$500 years ago still contained some
fragrance when his tomb was OPEN
ed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Mildred Died While Playing Hide and
Seek Strangely Like +he Mis+le+oe
Bride Of Four Centuries Ago

goodly company started in pursuit
They searched each nook and
Granny of the castle from moat 10
farfung battlement And, as Bayly's
unforgettable ballad tells the tale.
They sought her that night, and
they sought her next day,
And they sought her in vain when
a week passed away;
In the highest, the lowest, the
lonelieSt spot.
Young Lowell sought wildly but
found her not"
Eventually all had ceased 10
search save the bridegroom Accord
ing 10 the records which recently
have been found 10 substantiate the
legend, he moved into the castle
There he continued his sad quest
while the years rolled by and ne be
came a tottering old man.
At last, while pTowling in the
attic, he chanced upon an old oak
chest which had lain hidden so long
that no one could remember when il
had been placed there.
lie opened the chest and pcercd
into il, as ne had peered into 50
many other potential hiding places
for half a century or more
Within the chest, still clad in the
dust Of her wedding dress lay IN,
skeleton OF his long lost bride
"Oh, sad was her fate I'm sport
Of jest
She hid from her lord in the old
oak chest
i closed with a spring And
dreadful doom.
The bride Law cIasped in bor U,.inr
tomb"
Unlike the cedar chest. which
serves only as a distressing remind
OF the prank which ended in trageC q
for the Roths, the old oak chest now
is esteemed in Bramshill House as
precious heirloom.
IL stands in a place uf honor in
the attic where, during the Christmas
season, servants swear il still is Wis
tied by the ghost OF young Lowell
searching for his Mistletoe Bride.
THE NNIERICNN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Still HauntS II.

HLAYING hldC-and seek, 23-yCarO
- Roth of North BraddoCk, Pa,
J Gated in a cedar chest recently,
1cr curiously similar 10 the tragic
accident that caused the death of the
celebrated Mistletoe Bride four cen
turtles ago
Mildreds body was found soon af.
Ter She died, but il wasn't until 50
years after the disappearance of the
Mistletoe Bride that her moldering
skeleton was discovered by her
Whitehaired and still heartbroken
husband
The cedar chest, which became a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

around were there. =
There was, of course, an abun-
dance OF food for all And when the
roasts had been carved many toasts
were drained in honor of the daugh.
ter who, that day had become
Young Lovell's bride"
Presently though, the younger
people sought some new diversion
and they decided to play hide-and.
seek The bride named herself as the
first one who would hide
Away she sped. And, after an ap-
propriate moment of waiting, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

- Al " III VI
Sir w alter
Raleigh, Fran
els Bacon and
other notables
Of story,
Lord Zouche
was a power
full figure at
co urt. II G
5 mt his
wealth freely.
And when his
only daughter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

head until his recent
q @ a I h, Sir DenZil
Cope. married Miss
Edna Hilton of New
York. In the 10th CEN
tury. when the good
Queen Bess reigned
over a Merrie Eng
lande, il h a d just
been built by a noble
man named Zouche.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

trothed 10 a neigh
boring youth of noble
lineage, he planned
such a festival as the coun-
trySide never had seen.
AS befitted the Christmas
season which also was being
celebrated, the great hall of
the castle was adorned with
miStlctoe and holly on the
fcstal day. The baron's re-
taincrs and mobiles for miles
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

living tomb for pretty
little Mildred, was one in
which the Roths custom
aTily stored bedclothes.
On May p she had
taken the bedclotheS out
10 air. Then late in the
afternoon, when she had
been about 10 replace
them, she had remem.
hcred the game of hide.
tnd-seek she frequently
played with her sister
Norma at this hour.
When it was time for
her sister to return from
work, Mildre d would
hide in the house.
Usually, Norma quick
" located her simple
places of concealment
But the game was fur
while il lasted, and hi
dred decided that 1t cou
more enjoyable, because
covered such a fine new
place in which 10 hide
Accordingly. instead OF
replacing. the bedclothes
She scrambled into the
cedar chest and CLOSED
the lid over herself.
So d DIN G, she haC
sealed her own doom
She had forgotten thai
the lock clicked shut
when the lid was cloSeC
and could not be opened
from the inside.
Five feet three inches
TAN, She had crammcC
herself into a space which
was only IA inches decI
md three feet Cigh
inches long.
The construction of u
it almost alright. And
gad closed, she could
have had enough room
self and attempt 10 brC
In such ciTcumstanC,
had been inevitable. l.
for help or 10 free her
ucrished, while the an,
searched for her room
The MiStlCtoc Bride.
was similar TO Mildrt
known because of the m
ing ballad, which Tho
Bayly was inspired TO v
ing her more than a Gel
II was a poem based
M Gnn1nn,hnr a n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10

tall ledene kocke.
AktivnOSt! -. ZnanstVeno zmr-
~zovanje in kontrola soparice
VAN DO nudila dovolj hladu "a
Zmrzovalni compartment.
Varcnast DELUXE z zelo
nizkim elektriCnim tokom.
Pazite, cakajte. =. ter plant
rajte. Moderne elektricne lede-
nice vsebujejo vse zgorajSnje
udobnosti, in Sc vec drugih je
V naCrtu in izdelavi. Oglejte 81
Jill -. kmalu. In medtem, ku-
pujte Victory bonde.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10
'Krizo AngIiie,
XII 10 DO AttIee
fezko zn7oquI

(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
Sc mogla skobacati kako navz-
gor, da Sc bi Iahko smatrala S
svojimi dominjoni Zed. drza-
VAN in Sovjetski uniji enako-
vrednim, to je vprasanje "a no.
vi rezim.
Kaj Z reformami?
V volilni Rampant je delav-
ska stranka obljubljala siroko-
potent program socializacije
premogovnikov, velike industri-
je in transporta. Niena obeta-
MIA so mikavna, ljudstvo ne 81
Ger V bedi, a vendar V pomanj-
kanju. Churchill je govoril lie V
vojni terminologijiy pa Sc je de-
lavska stranka pc volitvah ma
svoje lastno zacudenje znasla v
vladi in sedaj je zanjo problem,
kako obljube tudi izpolniti.
Komaj Sc je dobro ustanovi-
la, il je mas predsednik Truman
ukinil lend lease. To je bill
udarec Sc posebno cato, ker so
takoi suSnili GLASGOW, da je to
storil cato, ker je hotel S tenn
angleSkim volilcem dokazati, da
hi mi pomagali Angliji Sc V ma
dale lie pod Churchillom, ne bo-
mo pa podpirali "socializma'' v
Mi. Truman je nato sicec izja-
vii, de Sc mi ne vmeSavamo v
angleSke notranje zadeve in v
Memo notranjo politiko, a uda-
rec je bill storjen in v Washing
tonu Sc Sc vrSe pogajanja "a po-
sojilo Angliji, XII maj bi nadome-
stilo prejsnji "lend-lease".
Nesreca je, da vo1ilci izroce
drzavo V roke kaki delavski
stranki Sele kadar je bankroti-
rama, V pomanjkanju,. ali pora-
zena V vojni in razbita.. cato de.
lavsko stranka ne DO mogla de.
lati cudezev, posebno pa je "a.
MO nevarno, ako Sc DO proved
udinjala "a deklo ameriSki vna.
Mi politiki in DO pri tenn izgu.
bila Sc tisto malo samostoinosti
kolikor 10 je imela do porazs
torijev.
Z obetano socializacijo Sc s.
nj priGelo. Ampak DO izvedena
dasi je ljudstvo V Angliji re il
p~revidelo, da je bio V kampa
Mi vse proved optimisticno.
Tea vnanjih vpraSanj
Poleg notranjih Sc mora nov;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10

Neki slovenski list V Ljublia-
nj je priobcil clanek o podpori,
XII SO 10 dali ameriski Slovenci
osvobodilnemu (partizanskemu)
gibanju in pravi, da je bill prvi
V ten vrstah urednik Prosvete
Ivan Molek. Tu sodijo, da je
tisti clanek napisal Mile Klop-
cic. V MENU je bila priobcena
tudi Molekova slika. To pome-
nj, da SO tam O delu SANSa in
njegovih ljudeh zelo slabo po-
uceni in pa da so Sc brez pravih
zvez z ameriSkimi Slovenci. Kai
pa ie delal ZOJSA, da nj ljudi
V starem kraju poducil, kaksna
so tukaj trenja in KIDD je kdo
ma eni ali drugi strani bojev "a
demokracijo in take reel?
Liga katoliSkih Slovencev nj
bila usteanovljena prot niko-
muir, je rekel MEN glavni in vo-
dilni odbornik Joseph Zalar, Pa
Sc ie zmotil, brzkone vedoma.
Kajti ustanovljena je bila "a
BOZ proti sedanji jugoslovanski
vladi in roper Sansa in Zojsa.
Ia ia BOZ je bilo mobilizirano
tudi "Glasilo KSKJ", kar je BIZ
10 pricakovati. Ali Sc urednik
Ivan Zupan S tenn s%trinja ali ne,
nj povedano. A zdi Sc, da Sc je
navelical in gre po vetru, kakr-
sen piha V njegovih vrstah.
Ivan Butkovic Sc je pred te-
dni odlocil "a popolen prelom
S komunisti okrog Narodnega
Glasnika. Izstopil je S svojo
skupino IL Hrvatskog Narodnog
VijeGa in ustanovil Hrvatski Sa-
vez, V katerem je temelj Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica. Imajo
tudi svoje posebno glasilo,
"Americki Hrvat", XII ga ureju-
je Milan Petrak. NavduSujejo
Sc "a DIR. Vladimirja Macka in
proti THU. Nj verjetno, da bodo
ameriski Hrvati uspeli V teh
naporih kaj boljse kot SO anne
risk Poljaki, XII Jill je baje sest
miliionov. Pognali SO Sc V BOZ
proti poljski vladi V Warsaw ne
samo S svojo silo, ampak S pod
poro vsega organiziranega kle-
rikalizma V Ameriki, pa kaj so
dosegli?
V "konsulti" (posvetovalnem
parlamentu) V Rimu Sc je ogla-
sila zenska-prva zenska Ego
DOWN. italijanskega parlamen-
tarizma - in rekla, da hi zen
ske ne vodile Italije morda mic
boljse kot SO jo moski zavozili,
a ocitali jim je, da pade VISA
krivda "a MEN padec ma moSke.
me ne stremimo prevzeti vod-
stvo mad naSo drzavo," je rekla,
"ampak &c bi ga p>evzele, hi
prav gotovo ne mogle napraviti
IL ME vecje polomijade, kot ste
10 vi"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10
Zobovo D~ruzobnega
;<lubo

Chicago, Ill. = To soboto IS.
oktobra DO domaea zabava
Druzabnega kluba IS Slovenske-
ga centra, Vsi CLAM. SO bill pis-
memo povabljeni ma to veselico.
Ako kdo vabila nj prejel, mai
mu DO to V naznanilo. Vsi do
brodosli. Postrezba DO prvo-
vrstna, ker vojne jeS konec in
nj vec tolikSne stiske dobiti po-
trebScine kakor pref.
Mas druzabni klub, XII ie v
angleScini inkorporiran pod
znamko Slovene Center Social
Club, ina sedaj mad tri sto ella
nov S placano clanarino, ali
tocno receno, 316.
Ma zabavi V soboto ne bono
lie peli, jedi in pill, ampak tudi
plesali. 1grali bodo Mozinovi
molina trio, torej DO si]aino!
Gornje stevi:7 clanov aruzab-
mega kluba vkljucuJe lie tiste,
XII imajo clanarino "a to leto pla-
cano. Pridite tudi drugi in 80
poravnajte tajniku Johnu Ra-
ku, ali pa Luku G~roserju ma tel
zabavi.-PO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10
Priredbu Sdnsovih
podruznic

Chicago, III. - Podruznica
Slovenskega narodnega sveta v
tenn mestu bodo Uncle skupno
prireditev V nedeljo Is. novem-
bra V dvorani SNPJ S pestrim
programom. Prosimo vse druge
slovenske organizacije, da ne
bi prirejale ma omenjeni datum
nikakih svojih zabav temveG
sodelovale "a boljsi uspeh tie
priredbe. Wee o sporedu pozne-
je.
Ia centralni odbor podruznic
SANSa,
Frank Smith, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-10

Rumunski kralj Mihael nj bi
edini izmed kraljev, XII je apeli-
raj ma ameriSko Waldo, mai mu
Domaga ustvariti demokracijo V
niegovi dezeli. Seveda S tenn, de
bi Zed. drzave pomagale odstra,
niti sedanjo Waldo in demokra-
clio pa izrocile kralju V varstvo
dasi mt je toliko zanjo kakor "a
l8nski sneg.
Mihaelov bratrancc, ubeznt
| krali Peter V Londonu Sc je
ma predsednika Trumana obr-
| nil s slicnim apelom re V facet
ku minulega poletja. Tudi on S.
boji "a demokracijo V Jugosla-
viii, Oziroma "a bodoCnost svo-
iega trona. IL takratnih pOroGil
v listih ie bio razvidno, da je
Truman V svojem odgovoru po-
hvaIil herojsko vlogo Jugoslavi-
ie minuli vojni in ,da bodo
Zed. drzave pomagale demokra-
icnim gibanjem, ne bodo pa Sc
~umeSavale V notranje razmere
kake dez2le S podpiranjem enc
stranke proti drugi. Z obljubo
Y Quebecu - MANFRED, da Sc DO
kralj Peter vrnil ma svoj dvor,
torej ne DO mic.
Dinastija KaradzOrzev je bila
"a Jugoslavijo silno drag LUX
sus. Docim je bila do prve sve-
toyne vojne, ko jc zivela samo
cd Srbije, dokaj skromna in je
takratni kralj Peter Cstari oce
sedanjega kralja) veljal "a de-
/ mokrata, je pa njegov naslednik
krali Aleksander ma stroSke ce-
Ie Jugoslavije zacel uvajati ma
dvor razkostvo, graditi novo
krajevsko palace V Beogradu,
emo V blizini Beograda in tretjo
"a Svoje poletno bivalisce ma
Bledu. Medtem je "a vsak stu
cal vlagal ma svoje ime velike
vsote Y inozemskih bankah, ia
ko. da bi bill Peter in njegovo
SorodStvo dovolj preskrbljeno,
&c Di moral V inozemstvo, kar
Sc ie zgodilo.- Kralj Peter zivi
v Londonu razkoSno kakor je V
JugoSlaViji, toda ne ma stroSke
vlog, XII mu jih je V Angliji in
drugod preskrbel njegov dale
kovidni oce, ampak zajema yes
cas- tudi cd kar je V ubeznistvu,
Sc vedno IL drzavne blagajne.
Porocevalec CikaSke Tribune je
depeSI Il LOndona, datirana
u sept, dejal, da SO nastale V
mezivljanju Petra in njegove
zante precejSnje reforme. Pc
rrovi materi kraljici Mariji, XII
le prejemaIa S17,5OO ma mesec,
je jugoslovanska vlada po l.
4 Oktobru to "placo" ukinila. Pc
Ter je prejemal $4,000 ma me
sec, diva njegova brata vsak pc
$1,000 in vrh tega Sc je ma stro-
/ Ske drzavne blagajne troSilo Sc
"a razne druge stvari Petrovega
1 dvora Toda tudi nova jugoslo-
vanska vlada teh dajatev Sc ne
DO ukinila, dokler Sc ne resi-
vpraSanje oblike Wade. Razlika
ie lie, da pc l. oktobru dobiva
vse te zneske Peter sam in je
cd MEGA odvisno, koliko hoce
DAFT materi, bratoma, svoji zeni
IN v razne druge namene. Vse-
emo, Skoda je troSiti toliko de
maria "a druzino, XII nina druge
zasluge" kOt ola je pc smrti
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'Nekoi 0 n1,iinissFiil1, XII So no
sestonky Y Londonu resevoIi svet
NapisoI DONALD BELL 20 oNA

temvee poskusi, XII Sc ticejo IL.
boljsevanja pozicij prizadetik
sill. Byrnes in Bevin nista mo
gla biti pripravljena ma vse
kar Sc je zvrnilo ma njihovo mi
20 toda tudi NINA je jasno
da Vse zahteve MISC dobesedne
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KONa ENTAR.J /

Aleksandra "podedovala" Jugo-
Slavic. Taxa izplacila SO "a de-
zelo, kateri mora ma m~ilijone
Petrovih "podanikov' ziveti v
pomanjkanju in mnogi bedi,
vse predrag spas, oziroma so
zlocin, ceprav je ''legalen'.
Cehoslovaska 1sce V Zed. dr.
zavah tri sto milijonov dolariev
posojila, XII il je bio v nero
dajnih uradih V Washingtonu
Il skoro odobreno, pa Sc je med
tenn oglasil ameriSki poslanik V
Pragi Lawrence Steinhardt S
svarilom, maj ameriska vlada z
izplacilom nekoliko pocaka, ceS,
treba je najprvo dognati, kako
dalec namerava cehoslovaSka
vlada til S svojim nacionalizira-
MEM industrije, rudnikov in
drugih privatnih %bogastev. Kaj-
ii American verujemo V "sve-
tost privatne svojine", torej ne
bi bio prav, &c bi tujim deze-
lam S svojimi posojili pomagali
pogaziti to najvecje nacelo pri-
vatnega kapitalizma.
Ma Japonskem je V sluzbi
ekonomskega svetovalca pri &c,
neralu MacArthurju polkovnik
R. c. Kramer, XII je bill pred
vojno smrtni sovraznik Roose-
veltove vnanje in notranje po-
litike in aktiven V "America
First. Pravi, da ko Sc vrne, Sc
DO staremu svojemu gibanju
znova pridruzil. Nj cudno, ako
Russia tako odlocno zahteva, da
maj imajo ma Japonskem besedo
tudi druge zavezniSke drzave,
ne samo Macarthur V menu
ameriSke Wade!
KIDD Sciti zlocince? V Londo-
III posluje komisija zdruzenih
narodov, XII r%aziskuje, kdo so
vojni zlocinci in kaj storiti z
mimi. Jugoslovanski delegat V
Mi je Radomir zivkovic. On je
dejal, da so vojni zlocinci pomo-
rili V J~ugoslaviji mad million
ljudi, pozigali in ropali, a zavez-
Mkt (Anglezi in Americani) W.
lie temu MISC izrocili Jugoslavi-
il Sc nit enega vojnega krimi-
nalca, ceprav jih zahteva. Kaj~
ne, tudi to je demokracija! Ju-
g%oslovani bi tiste ljudi obsodili
V smrt, pod anglo-amerisko "a
Scito pa 1--WE V udobju, vecino-
ma V Italiji, drugi ma Bavar-
skem in KoroSkem.
AmeriSki casopisi med sabo
zelo tekmujejo, KIDD DO prvi do
bill oziroma kupil rama zaupna
pisma bivSih osiScnih veljakov
ali pa njihne dnevne zapiske.
Tako je zaupnik enega ameri-
skega c~asniskega sindikata ku-
pill dnevne notice bivsega Mus
soliniievega zeta grofa Ciana, XII
so VZbudile v javnosti veliko "a
nimanja in med mnogimi zavez-
niSkimi drzavniki pa strah, ces,
kaj, ako DO MOI povedal vse
skrivnosti nash odnoSajev z du-
cejem in njegovim fasizmom!
Cello Sumner Welles Sc je moral
otepati! Potem so prisli ma vrsto
Goeringovi zapiski. Minuli te-
den pa je zacel Hearstov fisk OBJ
javljati Mussolinijeva pisma. V
casu objavljanja SO take stvari
senzacija, a zgodovinarjem, ka-
term Sc nikamOr ne mudi, pa
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JusosIoviia Iohko postone
dezeIu bIoqosfunio

Porocevalec cikaSkih Daily
News" William Stoneman raz-
laga da imajo dezele V vzhodni
Evropi, posebno Jugoslavija, to-
like prirodnih bogastev, in pa
plodne zemlje, da 81 lahko ia
moSnje ljudstvo ustvari blago-
stanje V tolikSni meri, kot ga
imamo V Zed. drzavah. Ampak
kajpada tista bogastva je treba
uposliti ljudstvu V prid, podvi-
gniti zemljedelstvo in Sc pobri-
gait oh enem "a prometna sred-
stva in vse drugo, kar pomeni
pot V boljsi zivljenski standard.