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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
TRAVELLERS ELECT

Garland S. Currin was elect
ed president and William G..
King secretary and treasurer
of the Travellers Protective
association in Wilmington yes
terday. Outgoing officers are
Graham G. Farmer. president
and j. T. Brown, secretary and
treasurer.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
AERO CLUB MEETING

AENU CLUB MEETING
Members of the recently-re-
organized Wilmington Aero
club will meet tonig
In the WO0ten School of Aero
nautcs, 10Y Northern boule-
ward. The meeting is, open to
all local aviation enthusiasts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
$500 LOST

Mrs. Fred Seward, 1853 Pine
crest parkway, reported to the
police yesterday that she. had
lost her purse with $500 cash
In the vicinity of Kress S and
10-cent store late Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Seward is Of
fering a reward for its finding.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
DISCLOSE PILSEN DAMAGE

PRAGUE-U.D- Air-raid damage
to the beer and Skoda works town
OF Pilsen was roughly estimated
at 100000 crowns, or approx
mately $4,000, 900 at prewar rate
Of exchange, ministry of informa-
ton officials disclosed recently.
Officials said that 1922 houses in
the city, out of a prewar total of
IL, 129, had been destroyed or dam.
aged.
Cheyenne is the site of 1916 con.
vention of the Wyoming American
Legion.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
MINISTER'S MEET

MINISTER'S MEET
The Wilmington A dive t
Christian Ministerial associa-
ton will meet in Myrtle Grove
Advent Christian church Thurs
day afternoon at S o'clock for
a brief business session. At
1880 pm. services will be held
In the church, following a
basket luncheon.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28

All Of the five sugar factories in
Wyoming are located in irrigated
districts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-28
IN HOSPITAL

r. j. Griffen of All N.
Fourth street is a patient at
James Walker Memorial hos
pital
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

ALL ASPIRIN MAY
LOOK ALIKE

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Aspirin. Remember these important
points ,n High quality % Fast action
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Save more on 100 tablet size for 35c
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10
BRADLEY TELLS OF VET PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O-tP- Gen. Omar N. Bradley said today that "jobs cannot be found for vet erans if they are not found for other workers"
 The new veterans administra- tor was expressing agreement with Bernard M. Baruch, who had reported that any veterans pro- gram must be tied in with the larger program embracing the whole of human demobilization."
 In report on study requested by the late President Roosevelt, Baruch had told Bradley that "the very first need" in the return of veterans to civilian life ''is to end the no mans land of neglect of human problems"
 Baruch, longtime confidante of presidents, outlined a seven-point program. Top recommendation included:
 Immediate steps to provide jobs for all workers.
 Separation and streamlining of medical and nonmedical functions of the veterans administration.
 Liberalization of the c. I. Bill of Rights.
 Granting to veterans entering business special incentive" tax rates 25 per cent lower than the normal rates.
 General Bradley said in state ment he agreed with Baruch that the solution of veterans problems cannot proceed alone" He added:
 Jobs cannot be found for vet erans if they are not also found for other workers. Any attempt 10 provide full employment for one group ali the expense of others would and should be destined for failure."
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10
NEW SKY GIANT HAS TEST FLIGHT

LONG BEACH, Calif., Sept. 10 new American sky giant, designed for war and peace and capable of circling the globe with only two stops, took to the air re- gently.
 The Douglas C-74 Globemaster, army version of the DC-7, which is now on commercial order, was test flown before a group of mili- tary and Douglas technical ex- perts.
 The commercial version of this war bird will carry 108 passengers and crew of l3,. with modern galley serving full course meals aloft, dressing rooms and cargo compartments.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10
By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD Walter Lantz, the cartoon man, has been experi- menting with a beautiful pin-up girl, Miss xTC, but the censor came between them.
 It is fantastic" he moaned. "I! cartoons we have to see that the female form is we'll clothed-and not too shapely. The Hays office objected to the hip movement when Miss XTC walked. We had to redraw that sequence at the ex- pense of thousands of dollars"
 Among other restrictions to hamper the cartoonist dealing with humans, no other nationalities but Americans may be portrayed as villains, Mexicans cannot ap- pear lazy, and Negroes cannot be menials.
 So Lantz is sticking to animals, on which there are also certain restrictions. For one thing a
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10

under his roof and returned later to pound through the shingles and retrieve them. The noise drove him crazy and he had to reshingle the roof twice. But since the Woody series became a success, he is a one-man Audubon society for the protection of woodpeckers.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10
Pin.Up Gets Censor's s'Thumbs Down"

cows milk deparment cannot be shown-she must wear a skirt.
 Lately he has been working on a screwy little bird named Woody woodpecker. Lantz used to hate woodpeckers. They stored acornS
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-10

More piedWater Lant creation Miss XTC shown final proof form The smaller because legs. covered
 Tricky Lantz made the pants transparent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Cut in Congress
Committees Sought

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 (UP)-
The joint As,yN-~ .4sNse com
mittee to reorganize Congress will
recommend that both chambers
reduce the number of their COM
mittees by more than so per cent,
il was learned today.
A committee member said that
a formal report will be made TO
Congress within a month. AS one
of its main features, he said, il
probably will advocate consoli-
dating the Senate legislative COM
mittees into 13 committees and
the as House units into 16.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Vets Ask Swiss
Plan for Army
Detroit lime. w..Alnrlon Burs.u

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-Secre-
tary of War Patterson and Chair
man Andrew ]. May of the House
military affairs committee today
were urged by the Regular Vet
Grams Association 10 model Amer
icas postwar preparedness after
the famous Swiss system.
"The Swiss system would inn
pose the least disruption on the
civilian economy OF any uni
versal training program that
has yet been proposed" w. M.
Floyd. national commander OF
the organization, told the two
officials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
u. :. Flag Waves
Over Fujiyama

TOKYO. Oct. 9 tINS)-Old
Glory waved proudly today from
the top Of Japan's sacred Mt. Full
The u. S. flag was raised on
Fujiyama by mountain climbing
veterans Of the 27th Division, oc-
forces in northern Hon
Shu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

A $4,000 Accident Insurance
policy for only soc payable each
6 months, protection available
ONLY 10 new or old regular
daily home delivered Detroit
Times subscribers. Dial Cherry
$500 for additional informa ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Truman S Succession
Request Hit in Senate

WASHINGTON. oct. 9 (UP)-
Senators want 10 hold up action
on President TrumsnS request
for a change in presidential sue
cession Until they can make a
full scale investigation Of the
problem. II was learned today
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
ACCOUNTING
OPPORTUNITY
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progressive Detroit manufac-
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Excellent opportunity fer
right man.
Requires. sound knowledge of
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salary.
Box B-isss. Detroit Times,
Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

yFLASy. rs -lsoss Brace
zELTFANGER' S str G. ''s' Buck
SERNICEWOMEN
RERNFITtNGER, Cpl Marguerite.
FIrZSIMMONS 5 June 1889 Irvtngton,
GRANTHAM. SRt Lillian l., 1is0s Duchess.
McDOCGALL sgt Jessie.
VALE. Pfc Mary
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

TURNER MOTOR SALES Inc. lo3 Kercheva Crosse Ponte
ALKON MOTOR SALES, 24oo Bidde Wyaudofte
HAROLD DIETRICH, 5lo7 Main ST., Wayne
KRAMER-EBERTS Inc, 1925 w. Jefferson River Rouge
PLYMOUTH BUICK SALES $40 Starkweather. Plymouth
PREHS SALES COMPANY I03 Mscomb ST., MI. Clemens
RINKE MOTORS, 2542o Van Dyke Ave. Center Line
ROYAL OAK BUICK CO.. nc 1915 Woodward Ave. Royal Oak
SUMNER MOTOR SALES ne eos S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
e are represented the current showing in the General Motors Building

49, ANDREWS MOTOR SALES, Inc, 1880 Grand River
BUICK RETAIL STORE. 6l64 Cass, at Amsterdam
CARSON AUTO SALES, 1900 Hamilton
-AACQUOIL BUICK SALES, 1911 Grand River
HARLEY BUICK SALES CO., 3752 Csss
HUGH COREY MOTOR SALES. lll65 Grstiot
KRAJENKE BUICK SALES, 1885 Jos. Csmpau
MCGUIRE MOTOR COMPANY, 4oII FenkeI
MOTOR CITY SALES CORP, 874o Mack
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
House Group Calls
Davis In Red Probe

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Benjs-
min j. DAVIS Jr. vice president
Of the Communist party and New
York City councilman. was scneo-
uled 10 appear Al a hearing before
the House Committee on -un-Amer-
can Activities here Wednesday.
Subpenaed also to appear along
with Davis were Earl Browder.
William T.. Foster. who succeeded
Browder rs Communist party
chief. and Jack StAchel. publicity
director Of the Communist party.
IN ADDITION 10 these fou,
leaders. the committee subpenaed
Tsmmany Hall Chleftain Edward
!. Loughlin and Sam Carp. OF
Bridgeport. Conn, descri bed as a
brother-ln-lsw Of Soviet Fore gn
ConmISSar Molotov. but not
member Of me American commu-
INST party
One mem Der Of the committee
legal staff said me PRIME purpose
81 the hearing. which was Ia
launch . neN investigator of Com
mum = eCtISltleS. g 70 ee,ve into
ram feat onS ot the party line shif;
which resulted in Fosters sup
planting Browder.
IN NEW YORK. Davis answered
ne House committee when ne de-
clarsd. Since they have subpenaed
re 10 sppear on Sep; IS t is oo-
viously a move on the part Of cap
ital reactionaries and fssclsN like
Bilbo 10 interfere with my election
campaign and TO keep me from
wss,ng that campaign IN person.
This II the beginning Of . re-
dictionary drive against labor and
Its vanguard similar to that after
World War I with the old Fish
committee" said Davis.
THE FACT that they suhprnaed
me & ar ai,cTp, 70 batter down
the Negro people 10 their pre-Wsr
status O. JOB scrlTlnst.on and
misery BY hi:t.Ng ne Communists
hey are StTi1ing al ne most un-
promising fighters a2ainS, the
jim Crow system and the lyncn
aW in the South.
The fasci>tS of America WollC
Ike 10 conquer America by attack
Ing the CoTmup. here as pre-
lude ~ smashing labor ana peo-
pies carnations II they want
~ investigate un-Areficans. To-
them &c; ~ B.lbo and Rankin and
nc Ku kluNerS OF The South
Believe me an gong 10 cram
he us and Suffering and sacrifices
~ the Negro people down their
:hroaE when ! TESTIFY"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
ASK ANTI-P0LL
TAX ACTION BY.
SENATE GROUP

NEW YORK-The NAACP this
week. expressing the fear that the
Senate judiciary committee Will
try TO compromise, called for
speedy action on HR-7, the Anti
Poll tax bill. instead % the newly
introduced SJ-92.
Your subcommittee has had
HR-7 under consideration since
June Is. = few days after II
passed the House by an over
wheIming ma jority." Leslie Perry
Of the NAACP Washington bu-
reau wrote to Sen. Carl II. Hatch
D.-NMJ judiciary sub-com-
mittee chairman.
THIS LEGISLATION is not
new to you or 10 the other mem
bers OF the subcommittee, Perry
continued. After extensive hear
ings. bills identical 10 HR-7 re-
ceived the approval OF the Senate
Judiciary committees in the 71tn
and 18th Congress.
AT time when this country Is
demanding free elections in Bull
earia and other European countries
we find It extremely difficult TO
understand why there should be
such hesitancy by your suo-com-
mittee in reporting out a bill TO
permit free elections mere al
home"
SJ-92 is a compromising measure
10 outlaw the poll tax by consti-
tutionsl amendment which was in
troouced few days ago by COM
mittee member. Senator Joseph
c. OMahoney. A constitutional
amendment must be ratified by 80
states in order 10 become paw
which the NAACP says, would
take years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
BOARD DONATES.
THREE MILLION.
FOR EDUCATION

NEW YORK - Appropriations
during the year OF S3.O73976,
mostly for education in the South
and including 1925. 900 for the ma
tons first school Of veterinary
medicine for colored persons, were
announced last Thursday by the
General Education board in its an
nual report. The veterinarians
school will be located al Tuskegee
institute, Ala.
AMONG OTHER appropriations
We're Sl4.500 10 the New York pub
lie library's l35th street branch for
its Harlem cultural center and its
American Negro theater. and
$4,000 for a survey of education
IN Africa
The General Education board.
founded in 1902 by the late John
d. Rockefeller, has spent $780,
b+2,845. and has remaining assets,
the report said. Of 81 .626. 258. AL
thoughIt had been planned 10 liq-
uids,e the organization. Raymond
p FoSdick. pres dent, said add
tonal funds from the Rockefeller
Foundation will enable II 10 con-
tnue its work in the Southern
states for period 10 be deter
mined by future circumstances
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Association To
Build Dorm For
Working Girls

/. has Just been announced thai
the Detroit Association of Womens
clubs. under the direction OF Us
president. Mrs Rosa l. Grsss
viii erect dormltory for girls
IN the near future.
THE PROJECT. which vas un-
der;aken dIe.to the shortage of
housing for college and working
girls. Will be available 10 those
girls VINO are engaged in educa-
tional pursuits IN any OF the local
colleges and 10 those girls who
have come TO Detroit to take up
various types OF JOBS and who have
no housing facilities
Mrs Gragg has stated that she
expects 10 have the home under
WAY N ,ime 10 accommodate those
girls who plan 10 enter school dur
ing me second semester.
ASIDE FROM living quarters.
the home VIII offer = recres ,ionsl
program. service shops. a cafeteria
snd eventually will provide vocs-
tional training for those who may
desire 10 follow some particular
inclination.
Mrs. Ardelia Heath is vice chair
man Of the board OF directors:
Sadye Lindsay. chairman. ana
Prudence Perry. secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Core J. White
Speaks Sunday
At St. Stephens

Wes'-side activity for Hill and
other candidates gets under way
Sunday. Sept. 30 AT mass meet
irg sponsored by the Progressive
Civic club 4, 81, Stephens AME
church. Stanford and Cobb ave-
MUGS. The meeting will begin at
3 pm.
Mrs. Cora Jordon White. out
standing Ohio orator. is the prin-
ci0sl speaker Mrs White holds A
number OF big posts in Ohio. She
Is sccrcarv Of tho Education COM
mission Ohio General Baptist as
ISOLATION: member Of Chic Recre-
atom commission, member OF
Seekers bureau. Ohio State Re-
publican organization
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29

We have had to turn down students
because Of lack Of space in regular
classes. Our teachers have consented
to take in students on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. Those stu
dents who did not have the oppor-
tunity to register, can now do SO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
LuckyClub, 'WasNot.
So Luckym Court

Members Of the Lucky Eight"
CLUB and their guests were not 50
lucky Monday when they appeared
before Recorders Judge Donald
NJ. Van Zi!e and were convicted
Of lettering in place of Illegal
occupation AZ 297 Ersk.ne street.
TWO WOMEN. Lena Martin. %.
of EVer;on court and Charity
Maui. AZ Of the Erskine street adj
dress were convicted Of being en-
ssged in an Illegal occupation and
fined SIS or 30 days,
Eight members Of the Lucky
Eight club and twelve invited
guests were convicted Of loiter-
ing and fined three dollars or
to serve ten days in Jail. They
paid the fines.
Forty-one persons arrested dur
ing raid early Sunday al ASS
Holbrook were found not guilty of
charges Of engaging in an illegal
occupation and Of lettering by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Charged With
Robbine Friend

A warrant charging Chad wick
Washington, 80. OF 2ll6 Brush
street. with robbery unarmed and
larceny from dwelling. was
signed Tuesday IN Recorders
Court. The complainant is John Il
Robinson, so, Of 2lS Edmund Place
who told police that he and Wash
'ngton had been drinking IN a bar
before they had gone 10 RobinSon,s
home Robinson said that when he
lay down 10 so 10 sleep. Washing
ton hit him IN the face. took a
diamond ring valued a, $500. a $40
radio. S3S n cash and Ave suits
Of clothes valued al 500.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Communist Leader
To Speak Saturday

Ma, Ganley. member 81 the Ma
iona, Committee o. the COMMIT
INST party and bus ness agent Of
Local i55. UAW-ClO. viii speak
over rad station WV. on Sat
urosy Sept - 3; HIS pm. SPEAK
lng under the auspices OF the
Michigan State committee Of the
Communist party Ganley's subject
vii ne Wages, Strikes and Your
Welfare"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29

Judge Van Zile when police officer
John Jackson testified that he mad
no; seen any evidence OF law vio-
lauons during the raid.
ACQUITTED Of charges 81 en-
Sa2.ns in an Illegal occupation al
the Holbrook address were Dan
Williams. 80: Willie Epps. "a. and
his wife. Annie, 40, owners Of the
premises.
Seventeen Of the other 81 per-
sons charged with lettering were
women. all Of whom were found
not guilty Of the above charge by
Judge Van Zile.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Jesse McCIendon
Funeral Rites

Jesse McClendon. 1925 Chsrlo-
vo,X citizen oi Detroit for a
nurber ~ wears. dlcd Wednesday
Sept q after brief Illness The
funcral vas held from me Fred
Anderson Funeral Par,ors Mon
dav. and n,crment Vas q; Me
moral PARK cemetery.
THE DECEASED iS survived by
his wife. Mary. three ch,loren,
Dorothy McClendon-Smi,h. julius
McClcnuon and Austin McClcndon
Three brothers. Or. James JulIuS
NcClendon. HarklesS Hamilton and
Rayford McClendon: three grand
children and several nieces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
TripIets Live In
lnkster One Day

Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams. 81
4l45 Isabelle street in lrkSter. be-
came the parents ~ ;riplets on
Thursday evening. with Dr.. B. A.
VI lion attending
One Of the infants eNcired Thurs
Gay evening and the other two
lived until Friday morning.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Utelsa "a '~fzeienaSe"

Jurica Drausnik, "ministar socijalne
politike Narodne Wade Hrvatske" i "bla-
gajnik 1zvrSnog odbora HSS", javlja
kroz zagrebacki Slobodni Dom 0 usvo-
jenom zakonu "Antifasistickog vijeca
%narodnog os~lobodjenja Jugoslavije 0 O.
duzimanju ratne dobiti stecene "a vrije-
me cd 6. travnja 1871 do 8. svibnja o.
g., pa to popracuje re6ima:
Mex mudrijasi i ratni ~zelenasi "a
svirali su II druge diple pod ~utjecajem
tin velikih [Titovihl pobjeda. Sada po-
cinje vrijeme raznih ponuda "a pripo-
magazine partizana i spekulanti Sc pref
varaiu u prijatclje Narodno-oslobodilaG-
ke borbe. Kupuju obveznice Zajna ma
rod. o~slobodjenja, salju lijekove novac,
potponazu partizansku djecu i tako da-
lie"
Ali ovoga puta su sc "mudrijasima
i ratnim zelenaSima", kaze 'ministar So
cijalne poltike",, "racuni pomeli'.
No estate "mudrijasina i ratnim
zelenaSima" iedna uteha: "oduzeta rat
ma debit" Sc upotrebljava Ia obnav-
lianie i utvrdiivanje ekonomsko-politic-
kog sistema "zelenaske" pljacke i tira-
nije!
Jer titovci su ~ostavili "mudrijasima
i ratnim zelenasima" privatnu s~voiinu
i tim pretvorili "~svoju" drzavu u Fan
dara te ~privatne s%vojine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11
Ia malo bijase

Prilikom nedavne izborne pobede
"Radnicke" Partije u Velikoj Britaniii,
Radio Moskva je, prema c%itiranju par
tizanske Slobodne Reel, ovako tn po-
bedu pozdravio:
"Otvoreno je nov p~oglavlje u isto-
riji Britanije. Britannia u saradnji sa
svojim velikim saveznicima Sovjetskim
Savezom i Sjedinjenim Drzavama, bori
Sc da iskoreni preostatke fasizma ma
celom svetu i da izgradi trajni mir"
A engleska "Komunisticka" Partija
je tn izbornu pobedu leberasa poprati-
la posebnom izjavom, u kojoj reee:
"Ova velika pobeda demokratije BIZ
&c pozdravljena ma celom svetu. Men
uticaj &c Sc osetiti u svima zemljama, cd
Grcke do Spanije, cd Indie do june
Amerike."
Kao sto je poznato, to "~komunistic-
ko" ~odusevljenje je grdno pokvario
predsednik leberaske Wade, koji je par
tizanske refine u Evropi characteristic
kao jedan oblik "totalitarijanskih" rezi-
ma!
l sad hi "partizani'' mogli da cape
vaju: "Ala nase "a malo bijase!"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

pregledu cudne usluge odate Monsieur vivonne-u cd vremena
kada lie njegova sestra, Marchioness cd Montespana bia pocastena
kraljevom naklonoscu, avgustske casti ge joJ on bese pred
stavljen sa rodbinom. Saglasno, ako mas plan uspe kao sto mi
zeimo. premda &c Sc afera morati odigrati II Engleskoj, ii otuda,
neces. moi dragi pitomce, u vezi sa uslugom nasem gospodaru, bti
nista mamie vivonne naseg krasnog Montespana.
= zelim jos dodati, da stavlJajuci moi boravak u Hagueu u
dobro korist, dosao Same do zaklucka, moJm sopstvenim ,raz-
matranjima nakon izvesnih razgovora koje sam imao sa clanovima
Drustva, ma koje s. sumnja da pripadaju mama, A. M. D. G.
(razgovori, cd koUh vaznie dodajem u dodatku ovog pisma, koje
Gu ia zapecatiti u kuci dobrog oca) dosao sam do zakljucka da Sc
vehki udarac mole zadati ovoj djavolskoj Republci, ovom leglu
bczbostva, sa
Ali stranac prekinu citanje pisma, oslovi Made
moiselle Plouernel:
- Ostali dec poslanice odnosi Sc ma neke power
live we've clanova Isusovog Drustva, kojem Monsieur
Abbot ina privilegiju da pripada, iii, radje, kojem je
on prisajedinjen Owe p~overljive komunikacije, made
moiselle, nisu cd ikakva interesa "a tebe, posto Sc one
odnose jedino ma poslove Republic. Kada sam ia pro-
citao ovo pis1no, koje pade u mole ruke najobicnijem
slucajem, ia ~revoltirah ma pomisao nezasluzne uloge "a
mladu devojku koja, je u neznanju o tim mahinacijama,
j, mozda, ~zasluznaa dubokog postovanja. Saglasno, ia
resin da je obavestim omracnoj zaveri koja je osnovana
protiv ME. To, mademoiselle, bese jedina svrha mole