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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-11
s.PROSVETNIKP" V TRSTU
IL rusSine prevel: John KaueiE.)


"a vojnega zlocinca in ga v 3D.
sotnosti obsodila ma smrt radi
umora vee slovenskih professor
jew in. ueiteljev. Jugoslovanska
vlada je zahtevala cd zavezniske
Wade "a Julijsko Krajino, da ga
izroci jugoslovanskemu sodiscu,
toda ma mesto da bi ga bill izro-
Gill v roke pravice, ga je zavez-
niska vojna uprava imenovala
"a profesorja ma visji gimnaziji
v Trstu.,
Pred nedavnim sta Srecko
Baraga in podpolkovnik Simo-
niti obiskala slovensko Solo v
nekem trzaskem predmestju. ST.
month je zelel slisati slovensko
petite in Baraga .je narocil uci-
teljici maj deca zapoje. In ucen-
ci so, brez da bi jih kdo spomnil,
zapeli lepo partizansko pesem.
Srecko Baraga je skocil S Sc
deza, kakor da je strela udarila
vanj in kriknil po Soil: "Takoj
zamolcite, komunisticni smrkav-
ci!" Petite je bio ustavljeno in
uciteljica, Valerija Glavac, je
bila pri tel prici odslovljena S
sluzbe po podpolkovniku Simo-
niti-ju.
Clovek, kateremu MISC znane
razmere, bi mislil, da je bill Ba-
raga edna pomota zavezniske
vojne uprave pri izbiranju pro-
fesorjev in uciteljev "a sloven-
ske Sole v Julijski Krajini. zal
da temu nj tako.
Zato mi dovolite, da vam
predstavim nekaj teh trzaskih
''prosvetnikov" solstva. Costo
Dominica, professor in Clan IA
sisticne stranke cd leta 1919;
odlikovan S fasisticnirn redom
"a "vojne zasluge" cd Mussoli-
Mia. Udino Manilio, ucitelj in
Clan fasisticne stranke cd leta
1919; ia je bill pod fasistieno
vlado pokrajinski vodja institu.
ia IF asisticne kulture" in je bill
tekom vojne odikovan cd Hit
lerja z nemskim vojnim redom
kriza in orla. Trevizani Renato,
professor in clan fasisticne stran-
Ike cd leta 1925 in poslanec ia
sisticnega parlamenta. Bivsi Sol.
ski nadzornik v Gorici in seda-
Mi professor ma gimnaziji, Ka-
Gin, slovenski fasist in organi.
zator belle garde ma Primorskem
| it'd, it'd.
Fasisticno nadutost in raz.
grajenje sno imeli priliko vide
tt ma zborovanju trzaskih "pro-
svetnikov'', ko SO stopili v dvo-
rano slovenski ucitelji z Bara-
gom ma celu. Fasisticni "pro-
svetniki" so zaceli razbijati in
kricati ma vse grlo: "Ven S Slo-
vani, ven !!
Tekom cetrt stoletnega VIA
danja so fasisti unicili vse slo-
venske in hrvatske Sole v Julij-
ski Krajini; prepovedali so vse
slovenske in hrvatske casopise
in knjige, nasilno so poitalijan-
Gill 100000 slovenskih in hrvat-
skin linen. Zaplenili so vse ban
Ike, posojilnice in gospodarske
zadruge. Pozigali so domacije,
ljudi pa pobijali, ali pa jih IL
ganjali v internacijo.
Vse to je zopet ozivelo pod
zaveznisko vojno upravo. &c je
kaksen narod razocaran cd zad-
ME vojne, je to gotovo Jugo-
slovanski narod Julijske Kraji-
ne. solski program "a zono "A"
je bill diktiran cd zavezniske Vol
ne uprave proti wolff slovenske-
ga in hrvatskega naroda. Kar
so sirokogrudno dovolili Itali-
janom, SO Jugoslovanom strogo
prepovedali. Tako je ma primer
v italijanskih ucnih knjigah OPT
sana zgodovina uprav do leta
1915, docim Sc je smela zgodo-
vina Jugoslovanov vnesti v knji-
&c samo do leta 1920! Zgodovi-
no iugoslovanske osVobodiIne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-11

ma Primorskem, je leno pomen-
cal oci in zacudenjem zrl v pi-
sarja, kateri ga je zbudil il
sladkega jutranjega spanja. Pi-
sar mu je nekaj sepnil v angle
scini in Huper je skocil po-
stelje, Sc magic oblekel in brez
zajutreka odhitel v svoj urad.
v uradu je nasel polno vas
kin kmetov in kmetic solskimi
abecedniki v rokah. Ma njegovo
vprasanje, kaj jih je privedlo
tako zgodaj v urad, mu nihce
nj odgovoril. Kmetje in kmeti-
ce so po vrsti pristopali k mizi,
polagali ma MO abecednike in SO
molce odhajali.
Huper je ostal sam "a cello
barikado -abecednikov pred Sc
BOZ. Pc daljsem premisljanju je
sklenil, da cello zadevo preisce
do dna. Ia molceca kmecka de-
monstracija Sc mu je zdela ne
kan sumljiva. Poklical je pisar-
ia ter mu narocil, da maj takoj
gre po zastopnika Wade, toda
ne tiste Wade, katero je on ''pri-
znaval", ampak cd tiste, XII jo
on nj priznaval. Kmalu ma to je
vstopil Clan cd Narodno Osvo-
bodilnega Odbora in Huper ga
je brez vsakih formalnosti ma
glo vprasal: "Kaj pomeni ia
kmecka demonstracija?"
"Slovenski starsi ne marajo,
da bi Sc njihovi otroci ucili IL
teh abecednikov," je odvrnil
clan Narodno osvobodilnega cd.
bora.
"Kaj imam JAZZ pri tenn opra.
viti?" Sc je zacudil Huper.
"Te abecednike je izdala
zavezniska vojna uprava."
I'm &c jih je-kaj zato?"
"Danes boste vi zaplenili vse
slovenske abecednike v nasi So
Ii, katere nj izdala vojna upra-
va. v Nabrezini je vojni uprav-
mix abecednike ze zaplenil
Ali Sc niste pregledali jutranje
poste? LIE nitro poglejte .
Tam boste nasli uradni ukaz cd
podpolkovnika Simoniti-ja, XII
ukazuje zapleniti vse slovenske
abecednike v zoni "A"."
"Zakaj?" Sc je ponovno zacu-
dill Huper.
"Zato, ker sc v tenn abeced-
niku nahaja slika slovenskega
partizana S zvezdo ma kapi."
I'm cato maj zaplenim abe
cednike?"
"Seveda. Ukaz je ukaz vi
ste hraber vojak in JAZZ vas spo-
stujem radi vasih mnogih odli-
kovanj, katere ste zasluzili v
borbi S fasizmom. &c sc ne mo-
tim, ste imeli priliko skupno sc
boriti z nasimi partizani "a
Trst. Takrat Sc yam je zelo do
padla partizanska zvezda, da-
mes pa to vasi vladi nj mic kaj
vsec Preostaja VAN samo
emo: recite pisarju, da vam pri-
nese veliko vreco in pojdite v
Solo Sc po ostale abecednike."
Da DO zgodba z slovenskimi
abecedniki vsestransko jasna,
moramo pogledati v prosvetni
oddelek zavezniske vojne upra-
We "a Julijsko Krajino v zoni
"a"
Gospod Srecko Baraga, bivsi
nemski kolaborator in domobra-
nee IL Slovenije, je bill imeno-
van cd zavezniske vojne upra-
We "a svetovalca podpolkovniku
Simoniti-ju, XII je ravnatelj SOL
ske prosvete "a zono "A". Po-
leg tega je bill Baraga tudi ime-
novan "a ravnatelja visje gim-
nazije v Trstu.
Srecko Baraga ina "a seboj
bogate izkusnje denuncijanstva,
mueenja in ubijanja slovenskih
anti-fasistov. Ia casa nemske
okupacije je bill eden izmed maj
aktivnejsih kolaboratorjev, ta-
ko italij janskimi fasisti, kakor
tudi z nemskimi nacisti. On nj
T.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-11

listo be je vrsilo pod fasizmom,
[prip. j. Kaucic) v macdonald
sticno organizacijo "Dante Ali
gieri". Otrokom ukazejo, da pri-
nesejo tri lire, potem jih pa,
brez da bi vprasali starse, zapi-
sejo v to nacionalisticno organi-
zacijo in jim izdajo clansko kar-
to. ''Dante Aligieri" spada k or
ganizaciji "Liga Nazionale''-
Narodna liga, voditelj katere je
doktor Fausto, Clan fasisticne
stranke cd leta 1920.
Vse to kar sc je godilo tekom
petindvajsetletnega fasistienega
vladanja v Julijski Krajini, Sc
danes zopet obnavlja pod pokro-
viteljstvom zavezniske vojne e
uprave. Tako je ma primer tr-
zaski mestni policaj Emilio BIZ
loglava (ocividno Slovenec Be-
loglav) ustrelil v neki kavarni
diva slovenska delavca zato, ker
sta pela partizansko pesem in
zavezniska vojna uprava mu nj
skrivila niti lasu ma glavi.
Vrhunec drznosti, izzivanja
in nesramnosti pa so dosegli ia
sisticni divjaki dne 10. marca
1916, ko. so napadli slovenske
demonstrante v trzaskem pred
mestju skedenj. Slovenci so oh
priliki prihoda zavezniske ko-
misije okrasili hise s slovenski-
mi zastavami in med drugim so
izobesili zastavo tudi ma zvonik.
Trzaski skof Santini je zahte-
val, da sc mora zastava raz zvo-
nika takoj odstraniti, toda de-
monstranti sc "a skofov ukaz
MISC brigali. skof Santini je nato
pozval mestno policijo, katera
je brez vsakega izzivanja zace-
la streljati po mnozici, kjer so
ubili diva in preko trideset oseb
ranili.
Radi karakteristike moramo
poudariti, da trzaska policija Sc
stoja do 500 il zunanjih ele-
mentov, sredi katerih je tudi
mnogo bivsih domobrancev,
ustasev in cetnikov ter preko
100 bivsih aktivnih clanov fash
sticne stranke. Pri napadu ma
slovenske demonstrante je bill
navzoc tudi policijski Inspector
Piemonte, Clan fasisticne stran-
ke cd leta 1922 in "a casa nem-
ske okupacije castnik kvizlinske
meseanske garde; navzoc je bill
tudi Barci Ebgenio, clan fash
sticne stranke cd leta 1924 in
biysi policijski nacelnik v Ko-
pru "a casa nemske okupacije,
sedaj pa policijski kavitan v Co.
rici in Vito Mario, castnik kviz-
linske meseanske garde "a casa
nemske okupacije in sedaj ma
sluzbi pri trzaski mestni poll
ciji. Izmed narodno zavednih
Slovencev nj niti eden dobil
sluzbo cd zavezniske vojne upra-
We, docim so bill sprejeti v sluz-
DO vsi start zagrizeni fasisti.
Enostranska zavezniska poll
tika v Julijski Krajini je res ob-
cudovanja vredna politika. Ita-
lijanske fasistiene demonstra-
cije, "a casa zavezniske komisi-
je Trstu, so javno izrazale So
vrastvo do vsega tega, "a kar
so Sc borile zavezniske drzave
"a unicenja fasizma! In danes
iste drzave natihoma odobra-
vajo in podpirajo obnovitev fa-
sizma.
Fasisticne kohorte, XII so div
jale po trzaskih ulicah, so pre-
|pevale fasisticno himno in kri-
Gale: "Naprej v Ljubljano!",
"Naprej v Dalma acijo!" in
"Smrt Slovanom!". Italijani so
dvigali roke v fasistieni pozdrav
in vzklikali Mussoliniju. Trzaska
policija je pustila fasisticnim
razgrajaeem popolno svobodo
molcecim dovoljenjem zavezni-
ske vojne uprave. Zato nj prav
mic cudno, &c SO fasisti par
tednov kasneje ukradli s poko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-11

Kdor je dovekoljwb, daruje
sU OtrO$kO boInico . Szovenin
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Tourists Get Preyiew
OF AzaIea Show al
Botanic Garden

Although the annual azalea show
at the Botanic Garden exhibition
house. First and Second streets
Maine and Independence avenue.
S.W. officially opens at am. today
several thousand visitors to the Cap.
ital had a preview yesterday.
The visitors noticed the truck.
loads of plants being carried intt
the exhibition house and invited
themselves to a preview.
Officials said that now that the
war is over, this years display, show
ing more than 5000 plants of variou,
species and colors, will be more
elaborate.
The show will be open daily, in
cluding Sundays, from 8 am. until
4 pm, except Saturdays, when il
will be open from am. until noon
for the next three weeks.
Visiting florists and commercial
growers from 10 Eastern States have
pronounced the display this year
"the best ever" especially because
of the wide variety in colors.
William A. Frederick, landscape
architect of the Capitol Grounds, is
IN immediate charge of the Botanic
Garden and the azalea show. The
Garden is directly under the juris-
dictlon of Congress, through the
Evening star., 1946-02-24
|Wi|Ikie Prize Winners
To Be Named Friday

Winners of the Wendell L. Willkie
Awards for Negro Journalism will
be announced at a dinner Friday
night at the United Nations Club,
high lighting the observance OF Ne
gro Newspaper Week. DR.. Doug
las S. Freeman of the Richmond
Times-Dispatch is chairman of the
Honorary Committee which makes
the annual awards for distinguished
writing of general interest appear
/ ing in Negro newspapers and Pc
riodicals.
Spruille Braden, Assistant Secre-
tary of State, and P. B. Young, ST..
publisher of the Norfolk journal
and Guide, will speak at the dinner
to which both colored and white
newSpapermen have been invited.
The weeks events will begin at
11:30 o'clock tonight when radio
program celebrating the 10th an
niversary of the Negro press will
be broadcast over the Columbia
Broadcasting System and Station
WTOP.
Participating in the program will
be DR.. Charles R. Drew, professor
/ of surgery at Howard Medical
School and chief surgeon at Freed
Evening star., 1946-02-24
A. u. 10 Receive Chimes
Al Ceremonies Toniqht

A set Of chimes dedicated to the
memory Of Daniel G. Roper, former
Secretary Of Commerce and trustee
OF American University, will be pre-
sented to the university at O'Clock
tonight by Ernest G. Draper, gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn.
Mr.. Draper is chairman OF ar
alumni committee which collected
funds for the Roper Carlton.
The late secretary Of commerce was
a leader in Methodist affairs and
had been trustee. for many years
During his long term he had spe.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

Joint Committee on the Library.
Included in the display are more
than $500 azaleas. all hybrids' and
not hardy. The show also includes
100 camelias, several hundred aca-
cias and $50 amaryllis or knights
star lily"
Each species Of plant is labeled
so that the public can purchase
from private growers those they like,
oficials said yesterday. There will
be no plants or flowers for sale at
the Botanic Garden.
Special arrangements have been
made for handling the crowds that
annually throng the exhibit. The
flowers in pots or tubs have been
tastefully arranged with an eye to
showing the colors to the best ad-
vantage, authorities asserted.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

mems Hospital, who will speak on
The Negro in Science" and Marcus
H. Ray, civilian aide to the Secre-
tary of War, who will discuss the
participation of Negro troops in
World War H. Frank Sfnatra also
is scheduled to take part in the
program.
The weeks observance will close
with another radio program Satur-
day over the National Broadcasting
Co. network. Negro Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

cialized in developing the univer-
sity's government courses. Presi-
dent Paul r. Douglass said.
Mr.. Draper will turn over the
chimes to Mr.. Douglass in q cere-
Evening star., 1946-02-24

The opossum measures about
one-hah inch at birth.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

Charming 18th Century styling in Mahogany veneers
and selected cabinet woods. Comprises massive
buffet, server, China cabinet extension table, host
chair and side chairs with upholstered seats
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that we
have qualified as administrator OF
the Estate OF Mrs. Sue n. Jones. de-
ceased. late of Vance County. North
Carolina. This is to rCtify all per-
sons having claims against the estate
OF said deceased 10 exhibit them 10
the undersigned. within one year from
the date Of this notice. or this notice
Will be pleaded in bar OF their recov-
cry. All persons indebted TO said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 18th juno 1916.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.
Administrator Of the Estate of Mrs.
Sue N. Jues.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12

Knowing that three kings were
out against him. South realized he
had quite job on his hands. and
wien he saw the dummy he felt
worse. still TO note also what
trumps were missing. undoubtedly
punched with West But then light
began TO shine. The opening lead
OF the club 4 assured his losing no
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
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She ruined his hair before she
took his glass and went up to the
tray with the bottles. Just ono
little one. daddy" he heard her
say. Just one more. Oh, be nice"
and then the door Of the car
swung back with q bang.
Kalchis stood framed In the
doorway. bracing himself by his
lean. wiry hands. blinking eyes
bloodshot from sleep. "Sa-a-ay, it
looks like a pa-a-rty"
Every face IT. the car turned
toward him. There was outrage
and shock and. growing slowly.
unmistakable fear. as though all
their vague breads and their hates
were made immediate and per-
sonal in this one shabby stranger.
kalchis seemed not to have no.
ticed. He entered the car, teetered
a moment, getting his balance. de-
Gliding which seat to take. He sat
down next to Corbett
Pat Hastings gave Corbett his
glass without speaking. She slid
into her chair. tucked her short
skirt over her kneecaps.
kalchis touched Corbett's sleeve.
Il see you rate. Crashed the party.
What does n guy have to do to
get one OF those ?"
Voorhees, clutched the arms OF
his chair and pulled himself out.
II shall retire." he said primly.
Mrs. Forsythe. don't you think
you had bctter?" His eyes were
on kalchis.
The horseplayer lolled back in
his chair. Don't let me chase
YOU" ne drawled amiably.
The Enghshwoman stood. But,
Of course. II you think our bcrths
are made up" She blushed as she
said it
Corbett saw the blonde In the
fox glance at her boldly and
smoker.
| Voorhees, crooked his arm. Mrs.
Forsythe held 1t tightly while they
swayed in the aisle for good
nights. well continue out talk
tomorrow, l hope" Voorhees, said.
Shall l see you gentlemen at
breakfast"
mot me-" The senator tamped
his cigar on the ash stand. Il
| get off early. Washington. Back
to work. Margic and Pat stay on
to New York" He archcd his
spine. Girls. what do you say we
turn in? I've had a tough day :
He picked up his pinch bottle and
bourbon. put one under each arm.
Pat. leave that soldier alone.
You've got him drunk"
When they had gone. Rauch-
meyer. rising reluctantly with
them. the lady in fox turned to
her mpanion. What some
women will do" She said crisply,
Did you see what that was :?
That dame with the baby blue
eyes. To look at her. you'd think
she didn't know which end was up.
She picked up that old guy. right
on this train" The rouged bow OF
her lips slipped sideways with con-
tempt. Il hear she has a husband
in En- 6 d. They come over
here" She waved her wrist. The
wall bracket sent its light down.
drove out shower Of sparks from
her bracelet.
The horsePlayer leaned back in
his chair. knees crossed and hands
folded, smiling benigniy at her and
the diamonds.
| Corbctt Set his glass down on
the floor and went out of the car.
ITO he COntinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12

I this country's Just running with
foreigners, taking the jobs that
belong to our boys. Why. we're
sending tractors to Europe-to
Europe. mind you - while our
farmers can't get what they need.
Wen have trouble enough, just
mark my words"
"Oh, I know" Old Voorhees,
trembled as he talked. Il spoke
with some friends in Palm Beach.
Very wise men. men Of foresight
and vision. They're getting ready.
They're training for after"
Hastings looked at Corbett
again. There was q hint Of dis
comtiture in his face. He pressed
Voorhees, arm, whispered in his
ear. The old man glanced quickly
up, toward the soldier. and, then,
with tremulou3 appeal. toward
Senator Hastings. 1t was perfect
ly plain that ali three Of the men
were wishing that Corbett would
finish his drink and get out.
He looked into his glass. There
wasn't much more than melted
ice. But the malice of stubborn
ness made him pretend he had q
long way to SO in the highball.
He leaned back in the chair,
stretched his legs. Pat Hastings
said. That's better. Now. you
listen to me-"
But he couldn't because her old
| h1
the senator's voice was Used to
large halls. He was :taring at
Corbett; the speech was plainly
directed at him. Some star
gazers are telling you about the
world they're going to make. Well,
I'm a practical man. I'm one of
those old-fashioneG, practical men.
1 believe in letting nature take is
own course until our boys come
home. 1 know what they want.
They've written to me. They've
told me what they want They
want to find Uncle Sam In his
swallow-tail coat. his tail hat, just
the same as he was Leave
him be. That's what l say. Leave
him be-"
Pat whispered: For Pcte's
sake. II somebody doesn't stop
dad. he'll so or all night"
Il want prosperity. 1 want last
ing prosperity. Not meddling and
monkcying. / believe in taking
care of the sick and distressed in
my own home before taking care
of any other country on the face
of the earth. And / want peace.
above all things l want peace.
My heart is with all the suffering
and sorrowing mothers OF the
world. My heart goes out to them
because a mother Is the noblest
thing God ever created" He
bowed his head In his wife's di-
rection.
1t sounded like double-talk.
Through the alcohol fuzz. it even
seemed mildly amusing, pleasant
ly soporific. Corbett yawned. The
girl next to him grimaced. us
that all get for giving you
Scotch"
He reused himself, decided the
time had come to be generous. He
stroked her hand. You're a sweet
kid" and after a moment: Think
you could manage a refl?"
"Oh, daddy'd-"
-He wouldn't mind. You know
he wouldn't I'm q vote, n poten.
tial vote. Take care Of the sick
and distressed"
Are you sick?"
Not so you'd notice 1t. darling
!. Come. come. be a good kid
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
SCOTS SCRAP BOOK

Love is better than specs to make
everything seem great.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
YOU MUST THROW HIM

THERE is only enc possible
course Of action for you if a de-
fender holds the k-Q and another
trump. or the o. and two others.
to the left Of the remaining hon
ors in the suit. and you want TO
limit him to one trick in the suit.
You must throw him into the lead
and make him pitch back into
your tenaCe In order TO do that,
you must first play in each other
suit a number of tricks equal to
the number Of his cards in it. BY
so doing. you pare down the hands
so that he has no alternative but
a lead which helps you.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
eCHAPTER THIRTY

n WAS mistake to let the
senator's daughter get started
Corbett said desperately: Ssh
Shut up FOR while. I want to
hear what your papa's saying"
She pouted again. silly. that
isn't ny da dy. That's Mr..
Rauchmeyer. the newspaper pub
Usher. He's Just an Old sourpuss.
You wouldn't want to listen to
rim"
Now that she put 1t that way,
he did. yet without curiosity.
merely 10 have a pretcXt to get
rid of the c!ack Of her voice.
Rauchmeyer had said very little,
Just: Go on. Mr.. Voorhees," and
clipped his words off so that they
seemed even less than they were.
Old Mr.. Voorhees, went on in his
senIle treble: We'll. Ray Parsons
called inches our executive
rlce-president-he felt he wanted
ME to have the last word. They're
Getting on Wednesday. They
wanted me there. You can see
what it means for us 10 give in.
IL would be the end. VOORHEES,
Brass Castings will no longer be
run by its board Of di. ectors, its
voting stockholders. 1t will be run
by a Communist union"
\ stingy smile raised Rauch-
meyers toothbrush mustache. "Or
by the Army" he said.
Purple spread over old Voor.
hees' face. "Eut they can't dc
that! Not in My country" He
looked at the senator. his eyes
tilled with desperate dread.
Pat Hastings paved Corbett's
shoulder. You don't want to lis
ten to that" she persisted. He
put his hand over hers. BE q
good girl" he said. And keep
quiet"
We've seen 1t coming" Rauch.
meyer said. Every step of the
way. l knew the moment we en-,
tered this war. liberty was deac
on this continent"
That's it," old Voorhees, quay.
cred. They're taking our country
away from US. Why. only thi:
day on this train. l had an expert.
ence shall never forget :"
Corbett saw the blue-eyed En-.
ghshwoman turn away from the
senator's wife. flush. bite her lips
You told US about that,
Rauchmeyer said coidly. I'm m
terested in the other. The Iabo,
board matter. If we can help yo,
at all. why we will We owe It tt
our readers to present all thu
facts"
Senator Hastings slipped at hi.
hishball. You didn't give me 6
break-not much Of break
when | made my address on the
serv'cemen's pay" He glanced a
Corbett over the top of his glass
we did our best. You know
our policy. Raids on the treasury
more loads on the taxpayers back
This futile adventure Is costin.
enough . . And It's nothing. III
nothing at all to what will com,
after. When were flooded will
goods from Russian slave labor
When our own men come back
Injected with Bo!shevism"- II,
turned. looked ut Corbett anC
scowled-"Clamoring for jobs tina
just don't exist"
Filled up with refugees" tn,
senator quickly put IN. That!
WIT I've told them time anc
again on the floor. (You'u fine
NY REMARKS IN the Record Why
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
FLUID STEEL SHOTGUN BARREL

Shotgun barrels OF compressed
fluid steel have long been in COM
mon use. Their tensile strength and
hardness are far superior to those
of Damascus and other brands used
in past generations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-12
POWDER BURNS COMPLETELY

Modern smokeless powder used in
shotgun shells burns completely be-
fore the shot has travelled a COM
paratively few inches in the barrel
the exact distance depending on
pressure generated.