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and salmon are 9 points per
pound and oysters 4 points.
Cheese took a drop in ration
value, with 2 to 4 point decreases
in all classes of rationed cheese.
Butter remains unchanged at "a
points per pound for creamy but
ter and IL points for country or
process butter, the OPA office al
Jackson announced.
Lard, shortening md salad and
cooking oils will retain the IL
point value which went into eff
feet June IL, OPA officials point
ed out.
Speeders Warned
The extra gasoline allowed A
card holders recently has proved
a temptation for motorists to
'open 'er up a little wider" w.
E. Holcomb. OPA district direc-
tor, announced this week, adding
that this means added wear and
added danger for tires.
"The combination of hot wealth
er driving and worn, thin tires
can be deadly" Holcomb stated.
Tire accidents have always
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Pascagoula
Personals

Mrs. Meredith Hardy is recov-
ering nicely from a major opera
ton that she underwent at the
Jackson County hospital last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Parker and
their guest, Mrs Ethel Bart
James, spent a few days in New
Orleans this week. Mrs. James
plans to depart for her home in
New York, Saturday.
Sergeant and Mrs. James
Woodward departed Saturday for
the New England States where
they will spend ten days visiting
in Massachusetts,, Vermonts and
New Hampshire, before going to
Nd, where Sergeant
Woodward will be stationed.
For the past fourteen months
Sergeant and Mrs. Woodward
have resided at the home of MI.
and Mrs. w. W. Robinson on N.
Pascagoula street. During that
time, Sergeant Woodward was.
stationed with the Chemical War
fare Service unit on Horn Island.
Mrs. c. C. Mccoy Jr.. and
daughter, Patsy Dawn. are ex-
peeted to arrive Tuesday from
Port st. Joe. Fla, for a visit In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Mccoy ST., ON School street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hawk have
given the name. Clyde Edward
Hawk, Jr., to the nine pound, two
ounce son who was born to them
June "a, at the Jackson County
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maston Roberts
announce the birth OF a daughter.
July |, l945. at tho jackson
County hospital. No name has
yet been given to the new ar
rival. Both she and her mother
are doing nicely.
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Dickie Franklin
Home On Leave
From Hospital

Dickie Franklin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Franklin of Moss Point
is home on leave from the US
Navy hospital at Oakland. Calf.
The young Marine has been
under treatment at the hospital
for shrapnel wounds suffered in
hand to hand fighting with the
Japs on Okinawa.
Dickie has the rank of private
first class, and was a member of
the 22nd regiment, 9th Marine
division. AT first he was hospital
lied in the Marrianas but was
transferred to the states about a
month ago.
He is to report back to Oakland
at the conclusion of a 30-day
leave.
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Mrs. E.. E. Brady,
Sponsor OF Ship
A ingalls, Yard

The S. S. Sea Satyr, another
10000. ton, ingalls, : constructed
ship, slid down the way into the
waters Of the Singing river Fri
day morning following ceremo-
MES during which the vessel was
officially christened by Mrs. Ed
mund Brady Of Ellsworth, Maine,
wife of Captain Brady, USN.
Captain Brady, who with Mrs.
Brady is residing in Rio de jan
GIRO, is technical advisor to the
Brazilian Merchant Marine Com
mission and is in the United
States in connection with ship
building for Lloyd Brasiliero.
Attending the sponsor as ma
tron OF honor was Mrs. Robert
Zumsteg, wife of the general
agent for Lloyd Brasiliero.
Other members Of the launch
ing party included Captain Bra
dy; the sponsors two sons. En-
sign Edward Brady, USN, and
Midshipman Robert Brady, a first
classman at the us. Naval Acad-
envy; Commander c. M. Golden
berg and ii. Commander J. X.
Rankin Of Chickasaw, Ala; Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Shook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gaines and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l. ingalls, Jr.. Of
Birmingham: L. E. Starr, r. L.
Mitchell. ]. L. Smith and X. E.
Keeling of New York city.
The Satyr, a C-3 type ship,
was the list vessel to be launch
ed at ingalls, in the last so
months.
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Catholic Sodulity
Heurs Futher Corey
AT Regulur Session

The Rev. P. J. Carey spoke on
Devotion to Our Holy Mother
at the July business meeting of
the Sodality of Our Lady of Per-
petual Help of Our Lady of Vic
tories Parish Tuesday evening.
Reports of various COMMITTEES
were heard and Sodality rules
were read by Miss Theresa John
son and discussed by the member
ship. Mrs. A. J. Walker, project,
presided.
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the Russians and we could see
the flash from their shells at
night ana hear the guns he said.
After three days we were put
into box cars, so to each car.
where we were kept for three
more days. There wasn't room
enough to lie down"
The prisoners were then taken
to another camp which was CON
siderably worse" than the first
and il was from there that they
were freed by General Patton
who complimented the men on
having kept our self respect and
maintained the traditions"
+ Marched Across Germany
Wells was shot down on a
bombing mission over France on
June "a, 1914. Curtis plane on
which he was gunner was shot
down and the crew parachuted
down into the midst of an air
craft nest. The two young sol
diers themselves stood the long
march very we'll but they told OF
several hundred of the 5000 pris-
oners who fell beside the road,
too weak and undernourished 10
stand the exertion. These were
picked up in a wagon which fol-
lowed along with the long line
OF prisoners and were taken to
hospitals.
They were marched across
Northern Germany then down the
west side of Berlin and then to
the Southwest. They were not
allowed to see any of the large
cities. During the march they
were quartered at night in barns
when these We're convenient and
otherwise they slept in open
fields. Potatoes picked up from
fields beside the roads along
which they marched proved the
basis of their diet.
Il remember how last year on
July 4th we were all feeling sure
that we'd never see another
Fourth" Wells said. "On that
day we were sitting waiting for
the trains to leave to take us to
the prison camps"
Son Gets Medal
Both Wells and Curtis were
awarded the air medal and both
wear battle stars on their ETW
ribbon. Wells medal was pre-.
scented to his small son, James
Jr., at ceremonies at KeesIei
Field several months ago. Mrs
Wells is the former Doris LIZ
Maitre who is making her home
with her husbands mother, Mrs
Robert c. Wells, while he is il
the service.
Curtis is spending his leave
with his wife, the former Lydi
Tanner, and his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. B. Curtis.
Martin made the acquaintance
of his ten-month-old son, Donnie
on his return. His wife is tn.
former Delois Willoughby Of Nj
Comb and he is the son of Mrs
lie. w. Martin.
was / surprised when / saw
the baby" Martin said proudly.
THE captain on the ship which
brought us back said a ten
month-old baby would be pulling
up in his pen, learning to stand
lalone, and Donnie walked out to
meet me. He's been walkig since
he was nine months old, they tel
me-"
All three men were granted
leaves until August 16 when they
must report to Miami, Fla, for
reassignment. And they all agree
that they are spending most OF
their time eating.
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ONE other items gwen them
rom time to time while Wells
and Curtis recall that they got
mostly potatoes and some sort
of thin soup.
Martin has been in the service
for three years and he was sent
overseas about is months ago.
He vas overseas for only a short
time when as first pilot of a BIZ
flying out of England bound on
a mission two of his engines went
out through mechanical failure.
Almost at the target, he tried to
swerve and get into Switzerland,
but over Stuttgart, Germany, his
third engine was shot out and he
made a crash landing in a field.
Referring to the march before
advancing Allied troops, Martin
told how they were marched out
into sub-zero weather.
we were marching ahead of
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Commander J. p.
Buffet Makes
Short Visit Home

Commander j. d. Buffet might
literally be said 70 have made a
flying visit homo as he came
back TO the States from Tinian on
q B-29, which landed at Okla
homa City. Saturday,
From there he came Sunday
to visit his family in Pascagoula,
making the trip by rail.
He had planned a longer stay
hut was called back to Oklahoma
City in mid-week in order to re-
turn to Tinian on the same
plane.
Commander Buffet is captain
of an aircraft repair base on Tin
ian Bay.
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CARD OF

! wish to thank the people Of
Pascagoula and Jackson county
for the splendid cooperation and
your warmth Of friendship while
/ was there in the service Of the
Red Cross. ! especially wish 10
thank the friends who contrib
uted SO generously to my won
derful parting gift. Words are
inadequate to express my heart
felt and sincere appreciation. /
enpoyed every day that was
spent with you and Pascagoula
will long live in my memory as
a charm spot of the South.
Mrs. Edith Grimm.
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We wish to thank our many
friends for the visits they made
and the words Of comfort they
spoke to us when we received
the sad news Of the death of u
dearly beloved husband, and IA
Their, Pfc. Quitman Goar, who
was killed in action in Germany.
Mrs. Quitman Goar and daugh-
ter.
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MOSS POINT c

Circle One met in the home of
Mrs. G. P. Wood on Monday af-
ternoon at 400 o'clock. Mrs. Belle
Warford led the devotional, with
Mrs. G. A. Graham leading the
program which had as the sub
ieet Where Do l Begin?" A
business meeting was held fol-
lowed by the social hour during
which the hostess served refresh
ments.
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FOR SALE-One 24-heater Shell
On Machine, one Shampoo and
Facial Chair, one Utility Steriliz.
er Cabinet, one Dryer. Mrs. Hor
Adams, 900 Elder ST. Mo-
Point. Ito TT
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increased in the summer and any
added speed is an unnecessary
risk. With tires in the condition
they r in, we urge every mo-
torist to observe the victory
speed limit carefully by driving
under 35 miles an hour.
Urge Canning of Peaches
In view of the fact that peach
es now reaching the markets will
De an important factor in our
next winters food supply ii
homemakers will can the largest
amount possible Director Hol-
comb said:
Home canning is admittedly
more difficult this year because
of the extreme shortage of sugar,
but Department of Agriculture
experiments over several years
have proved that peaches and
other fruits may be effectively
preserved without sugar.
Recipes for canning fruit
without sugar may be obtained
from county or home demonstra-
ton agents or from Department
of Agriculture representatives. he
explained.
Ration Points Valid
Blue stamps T2 through ~
and AL through nj are now valid
and red stamps K2 through 70
and Al through Ell are good.
Sugar stamp No. 36 which is
good for five pounds, expires
August l..
Airplane stamps No. /, 2 and
3 are good.
Gasoline coupons, A-16, are
valid through Sept. 81.
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New Moss Point
Rotary President
Addresses Club

Summarizing plans for the
coming year, Claude Blanchard,
incoming president of the Moss
Point Rotary club, addressed the
members at their regular meet
ing Thursday noon.
Among the highlights of the
Rotary program slated for the en-
suing year, as pointed out by
Mr.. Blanchard. are holding of a
rural-urban meeting, as inaug-
urated by the club during the
past season, and other projects
of community service.
Plans for the fostering of per-
feet attendance, fellowship and
other objects and aims of Ro-
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HELP WANTED - INSURANCE
SALESMAN, full time or part,
Jackson County territory, Stokes
Funeral Service formerly Nc
Kay's Mortieian). See Mr.. Smith.
Phone 43. Ito 500
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n PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
235 CAVITY Street.
Sunday. July g.

235 Canty Street.
Sunday. July B.
Gas am. Sunday school.
1000 am, Bible classes.
ll:00 am, Morning worship,
subject, Sightseeing the Cross"
1880 pm, Evening worship SER
vice, subject, 1Impetuousness.s
J. C. CRANE, DID,
Pastor.
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STRAYED OR LOST-From East
Moss Point, S head of cattle, one
young Jersey milk COW, dry; one
red beef with peg horn, one small
red bob-tail steer, two small yell
low steers with diamond stamped
on hip; fresh brand. Notify G..
B. Addison, 315 Canty ST., City.
3tp 7-6
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HELP WANTED - Experienced
salesman and collector as assist
ant to manager. Standard Furni-
ture Co, 3l4 Krebs Ave, phone
626. lite rs
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OR A pi-
nos like new, fully guaranteed,
elivered to your home at no ex-
a cost, our prices r far below
lobile or New Orleans. Write
Asbury Gridley, Laurel Music
o., Laurel, Miss. 13tp 6-8
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FOR SALF3One mansle iron il.
BOD condition, $50. 1921 18th st.
ZIP TT
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FOR SALE-Baby Bracelets, Bar
rettes, Earrings, Anklets. Identi-
fieation Bracelets. Your name en-
graved free. Thomas Gift Shoppe,
HOS E. Lincoln. 4tp 7-6
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Help Vented

HELP WANTED = Cooks, wait
resses and maids. Living accom-
modations. Del Cast'l, 4 mi. east
of Ocean Springs. 2tp 7-6
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Vented To Buy

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE
Fenced in grazing land near
Pascagoula. Phone Eddie Pond,
647-J, or contact at Flying "V"
Corral, 900 Market ST., after A
p. m. 3tc 6-22
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NOR SALE-Forty acres. IS acres
rop, good buildings, Delco lights,
Ill fenced, good wire, 100 Stew
lrt pecan trees, fruit trees, trac-
or, plows, discs, l horse and l.
lorse farm tools, good mule, good
ow. heifer and calf, 3 hogs, 100
head chickens; bargain to right
buyer. One-half mile east of Roy
Iegehee, Bayou La Batre, 3
niles from Grand Bay, Ala. H.
VI. Schliesser. 4tp els
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FOR SALE-Three-room house
and lot, .85 #. X 1873 #; garage
and lights and gas. on black-top
road bet. Paper Mill and L. & N.
Depot. J. V. Coggins. 2tp 7-6
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HELP WANTED-One expert
sneed beauty operator at the
deal Beauty Shop. Kreole. Miss.
see F. W. Hinton, Hinton Barber
Shop, Kreole, Miss, or ". E.
Walters. Walters Barber Shop.
Pascagoula, Miss. ltp IS
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FOR SALE-Shorty's Auto Body
Shop and 5-room house, located
on Hwy. 80, l block south hos
pital. 1tp IS
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Furnished and I'M
furnished apartments, River Rd.
Telephone 248. A Ziegenfelder.
4tp els
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LOST-Lady's black fabric bag
on Main street in Moss Point,
Tuesday, containing money, val
liable papers, etc. Finder keep
money and return bag to Miss
Pearl Rabby, Box AS, Moss
Point, Miss. Ito TO
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Lost and Found

horse, ced-
brownish color, white star in
face, left front foot white, right
hind foot white, long black name
and tail, answers to name OF
Sonny. Reward to finder.
Donald Matthew, Rt. /, Pascal
goula, Miss. ZIP $40
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Apt,
602 S. Pascagoula St. ZIP 6-29
FOR RENT3Store building with
all equipment and living quar-
tiers, Hilda Apis, Hwy. go, Gau-
tier. Phone 276l for information.
2tp TO
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WANTED TO BUY-l6 or 10 #
catboat in good condition, COM
plete with sails. Write Box "B".
Chronicle Star. oh 6-s
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FOR SALE-Guitar. good condi-
ton. Chronicle Star. 1t oh 7-t
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FOR SALE-Eskimo Spitz pup
pies, light weight iron bedstead.
f39 Blummer street. off n. Main
street, Moss Point, ZIP 10
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Special Notices

FOR TRADE = Ford pickup.
good shape throughout, COCO
tires, for car in good condition.
Box "A" Chronicle Star. ltp 7-e
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SPECIAL NOTICE - REFRIG-
GRAFTON SERVICE - Domestic
and commercial, all makes. Ham
llton Bros. Furniture g. Appli-
snce Co. cote 5-4
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WANTED TO BUY Highest
prices paid for used watches.
Thomas Gift Shoppe, zoos z.
Lincoln avenue, Pascagoula.
4tp 500
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
Domoeo fronto
Spodbuda vojnim delaycem

. / = x 3. ! 4 y
Washington. - War Man
power komisija je dala navodila
10 krajevnim ravnateljstyom
maj zahtevajo, v smotru reduk-
cije rnenjavarja delavcev, cd
vodstva vseh vojnih tovaren, da
skrbe "a 10, da bodo vsi deiav-
,ci ri odpove1o delo, osebno H.
prasani glede vzrolka. VINO ma
glasa, da 80 menjanja delavcev
posehno pogosta v nekaterih
olrajih, ter da se je izkazalo, da
- rasgovori lob odhodu'' Ia
tere morajo voditi ixlku4eni stro-
kovnjaki. cesto ugodno vplivali
ma deksvce, do 50 ostali nj svo-
jena poslp, oil pa ysaj raskrii
vzroke, zalkaj delavci odhajajo,
tako IA je bio mogoce u .mno-
) q 1at6a ii pet1sg sgsti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
Zapisnik
seje JPO,SS, XII SO je vrsils
8. maEca l945 v prostorih
SNpJ Y Chicago. III.
(NaGaljeOanje)

Poroca Jo3e Grdina, XII je pr
vic ma seji odbora JPO-SS. Do
slej sta zastopala SMZ br. Be-
neyol in zafem br. Cesnik. "a
stopstvo pri JPO-ss je prevzel
ma minuli konvenciji Slovenske
moske zveze, ki Sc je vrsila sep
tembra 1914 Poroca, da je njih
81. odbor na svoji polletni seji,
ki se je vrsila v januarju 1D45,
soglasno sklenil, da mas JPO-
SIS ostane kot do sedaj in Sc hi.
kanor ne pridruzi ali zdruzi,
pad pa ostane sarnostojna orga-
niEacija be nAprej in denar, n
je bill nabrah h @ So BE Ihira,
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glasovanje in rezultat je bill:
pet "a zdruzitev z relifno orga-
nizacijo WRFASsD, diva glaso-
va pa proti. Tiste, XII so volile
"a zdruzitev, so to storile po-
tenn, ko ie bill s predlogom stav-
lien pogoj, da v slucaju zdruzi-
TIVE imajo v zdruzenem odboru
zastopstvo organizacije, XII zdaj
tvorijo JPO-SS ter Sc TEN "a
stopnikom in zastopnicam ma
iozi odgovornost "a denar, XII je
bill nabran pod JPO-sS pod vii
som, da DO razdeljen v obliki re.
liza "a Slovence, "a katere je bill
prispevan.
K besedi sc priglasi br. Ro-
gelj, XII pravi, da po njegovem
mnenju glasovnica nj bila pra-
vino sestavljena; vprasanje bi
morale biti san1o "a zdruzitev
ali 'proti. Doda, da je bill namen
takoj spocetka, ko Sc je ustano-
vii WRFASSD ma konferenci v
Pittsburghu, da DO JPO zasto-
pan v tenn odboru ter pojasni,
kako so bill tam navzoci odbor-
niki JPO imenovani v odbor no.
We organizacije, pa bas radi te-
ga misc sprejeli nominacije, ker
Sc je smatralo, da JPO avtoma-
ticno postane del move organi-
zacije.
V to. poseze br. Zalar, XII toll
maci njih glasovanje. Nato 20
pet br. Rogelj, XII je mnenja, da
vecina vedno odloca. In velika
vecina je "a to, da sc pridruzi-
mo gori oznaceni organizaciji.
Navaja, da so Slovenci povsod
raztreseni-tudi po Dalmaciji in
Srbiji.
v razpravo poseze Joze Grdi-
ma, ki vprasa: Koliko pa SO ze
" ia zdruzeni odbor v New Yor-
ku prispevai Hrvatje in Srbi?
0 tenn hoce pojasnila. Pravi, da
je on bill ze zdavnaj Jugoslovan
in je Sc IN de- zelo obzaluje, ker
Sc nj pricelo skupno delati ta-
koj v zacetku, ne pa sele zdaj.
(Dalje prdhodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
KJE JE ANTON MAINE?

Ako Sc kje v Clevelandu, o,
nahaja Anton Maine, donna IL
Kope, pri Velikih Lascah, in ina
v start domovini brata ALOHA
Maine, bi rada izvedela zanj
hci Franciska, sedaj Chesnic.
bivajoca Ameriki. Ako kdo
pozna Antona Maine, maj ga
opomni, da ,se maj zglasi ali pise
Franku Barbicu, 1851 Musko.
ka Ave-, Cleveland 19, Ohio, ali
maj vprasa zanj v carbarns ma
1890 st. Clair Ave. OBJ 6:2O
zvecer, kjer ga klicejo BarbiA
in to cd torka do petka.
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i sta poro6evalca v clevelahdsken
casopisju, XII bi napravila maj.
vecjo dobroto vernemu ljudstvu
ko bi Sc drzala svojega poklica
in bila IL dina srca in duse hva.
LENA, da jina je bila sreca mila,
da danes sedita ma udobnih
stolGkih in imata sta trebuha
mesto, da bi Sc skrivala po ju.
goslovanskfh gozdovih In grizia
plevel, 'da bi 81 utesila glad, Xxi
gloda prazne zelodce njih ovcic,
XII sta jih proti pravilom njih
poklica zapustila, da sta sama
sebe reSiia. @-@
Da preidem zopet k pogovoru
O Rush. zakaj pa je pescica re-
akcijonarcev tako proti Rusiji ?
Mar ne zato, ker so Slovani, ker
ne maraJo bitl suznJl nemske-
mu nacizmu in italijanskernu IA
sizmu? O, dobro je znano, da ko
bi Rusi podpirali one jugoslo-
vanske skupine, XII so sc udinja-
lie sovraznikom celega sveta, da
ne bi bilo v oceh teh reakcijo-
narjev vecjih ljudi kot so Rusi.
A ker so Rusi ze cd nekdaj ma
strani preprostega ljudstva, pa
so seveda nicvredni. Pa kaj "a
to? Pravila so TAXA, da vecina
vedno vlece in tako vlecejo Rusi
svetovno pozornost ma sc in bo-
jujoca jugoslovanska para DO
tudi potegnila pravico ma svojo
stran in odkazala zasluzeno ma
grado izdajicam, pa najsibo, da
imajo tax ali tax ovratnik ali
pa nobenega.
Prav mic cudno sc mi ne vidi,
da je klika javnih junakov xxi
Sc prav dobro razumejo ma beg
"a ohranitev svoje koze, pa ma
gari &c vse druge vrag vzame)
proti Mr.. Louis Adamicu. Mr..
Adamic jim je trn v peto, kajti
5 svojim razumnim nastopom in
svojim vplivom v visjih vladnih
krogih, jim je preprecil ze mar.
sikatero nakano. Docim Mr..
Adamic izroci podatke enostav-
no brez vsakrsnega hinavstva
ali potvarjanja, pa tenn "bran-
Gem" nj dosti do tocnosti in pra-
vilnosti Q predlozeni zadevi,
glavno je, da je njih namen do
seen. No, srecni smo, da imamo
v nasi sredi take ljudi kot je
Mr.. Adamic in Sc nekaj. dru.
gih, XII so YES cas- cd zacetka
zvesti nacelom pravicnega de.
lovanja "a blagor preprostega
ljudstva, XII je bio v uri nevih.
te zapusceno samo.
Pa Sc drugic kaj vec.
. Louis Pirc.