davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25
AUXILIARY. TO MEET

A meeting of the Canadian Lee
gion and its auxiliary will be held
this evening at in Speedwell hall,
II East Main Street. A large at
tendance is urged by the command
ny
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25
DAILY ALMANAo

Meam rises 81 1887 ., ~,
mwR rises af bifh ., NE sefs ~
$50 y ~
vehielPa nHsf - lishfe6 shiTtI
mlnnaag SITTER annaefs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25

Northern Ireland's first consign-
ment of bananas in five years
10000 bunches-all went to child
rem.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25

Manufacturing Company. Heselias
ions Ia this strike wege broken on
after angry union charges Of bad
faith"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25

University and the Episcopal Theo-
logical School in Cambridge, Mass.
Another former ST. Johns curate.
the Rev. Elmore Mckee, rector OF
St. Georges Church in New York
City, refused nomination. Two 9TH
ers were nominated for the post
the Rev. D. S. Stark, rector OF st.
Chrysostom's Church, Chicago, and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25
Moscow

Continued from Page II
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25

Continued from Page II
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-25

Continued from Page ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Divers To Hunt
Submerged Bodies

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Il
The Coast guard planned to send
divers Saturday on an underwater
ScraCh OF two Sunkcn tugs ~ N
effort 10 find the bodies of five
crew members missing since the
vessels crashed into jctty and
sunk near the mouth OF the ST.
Johns River.
One body. as yet unidentified.
was recovered Friday and sew
cnth crew member was res
Cucd. The sole survivor, Luther
Brown. Durham. y. C.. remained
in the Coast Guard dIspcnsary at
MaypoIt undergoing treatment for
exposure and shock
The one body recovered was
found rear Mayport. consider
able distance from the sce.c OF
the disaster.
The tugs. the Hudson ana the Lo-
Gust Point. rammcd the Jetty near
the rivers mouth during heavy
weather Thursday night. The Hud-
son owned by the wood towing com.
pany of Norfolk Va. was towing
the other tug from Charleston. S.
c.. to Mobile. Ala. The Locust
Point il former Navy Craft re-
Gently taken over by the U. Z.
Maritime Commission.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Man Held In
Knife Staying

FLORENCE. s. c.. n A o.
ycar-old Negro. identified by Flo
renee county shcrif's officers as
Robert Jordan. was in the state
pcnitcntiary Saturday for safe
keeping following his arrest in con-
'ncctioJ with the knife Staying
Mrs. Sam J. Matthews. 81. wife
of grocery store operator.
The Negro. Deputy Sheriff J. +.
Truluck disclosed. was arrested
q few hours after the body of Mrs.
Matthews was found by her hus-
band early Thursday night. He was
lodged in an uldisClosCd Jail
during the night and removed to
Columbia Friday.
Truluck reported the Negro had
made an open admission TO him
and sheriff Dan Clarke. He quot
cd Jordan as saying he had cut
Mrs. Matthews throat with n kit
chen knife following his discovery
by her as he hid in closet after
CIT ring the house seeking money.
4 warrant charging Jordan. a
former worker on the Matthews
place about five miles south of
here on the Charleston highway
with murder. was issued by Coron-
or Joe Clarke. Blood-staincd cloth
ing was found In the Negro $
home at the time OF his arrest.
Truluck reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
City 'Boils'
In Dirty
Whirlpool
By Russell BRINES

TOKYO. TIP A great, dirty
the tiny city of Kainan. When it
finally withdrew. there was moth
ing hut whimpering people look
ing for lost relatives amid smash
ed houses.
That is the picture sketched in
hating telegraph messages from
nearly oblitcrated kainan on the
smashed Wakayama peninsula.
Kainan was one of dozens of COM
munities lashed by Saturdays
tidal wave, which was felt by
coastal towns $40 miles apart.
10 Feet High
The wall of water which some
Japanese said was 10 feet high
reached a point 80 miles southwest
OF Tokyo. There it flooded more
than 500 homes in the fishing viii
lage of Shimoda on Izu Peninsula
famous as the site of the first
American consulate nearly 100
years ago.
The tidal wave smashed the Ko-
chi area of southern Shikoku at
least $40 miles west of Shimoda.
Delayed reports may show 1t
reached even beyond that.
The town boiled with a dirty
from Kainan. in the center of
one of the hardest hit areas.
AS the first earth shock hit at
4:20 a. m. residents Of Kainan
fled, shivcring, into the streets
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Paul Revere
Case Studied

BOSTON tn Federal authori-
ties were preparing evidence
Saturday against two mcr they
believe are the first Americans
ever to be accused of trcnson-by-
radio.
L. S. Attorney George +. Gar
rity said the government will pres
cnt evidence TO federal grand
jury on Dec. 81 in the case of Rob-
rrt Fl. Best and Douglas Chandler.
who were indicted by the gran
Jury in Washington in 1913 of
hroadCastinr from Berlin during
the war.
Clarity added that the depart
mcnt of justice will prosecute
the case in Boston because OF a
provision in the law that stipu-
lates the accused persons shall be
tried in the district where they
land on returning to this coun-
try.
The plane carrying the two men
from Germany was forced to land
at MISSIONER Field, Chicopcc.
Mass. last Saturday.
Both best and Chandler are form
or American ncwspapcrmen. The
government contends the latter
WAS known in his 6roadcasts as
Paul Revere"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Baruch Atomic Plan Faces Fight In UN
Furnishing
Provision
Disputed

NEW YORK.-(AP)- delegate
to the United Nations Atomic En-
ergy Commission disagreed Friday
over whether they had approved
United States proposal TO eliminate
the big-power veto on punishment
Tor violations of atomic energy
control.
This was major point in the
American atomic control plan
which was approved I'm principle"
Friday by the commission. and it
appeared at first that the contro-
versial issue had been decided
finally - although without the ap-
iproval of Soviet Russia.
Hail victory"
hailed the commissions action as
complete victory for Bernard NJ
Baruch. T6-ycar-old sponsor OF the
american proposals. but il became
clear Saturday that the question
OF the veto on punishment as well
as some other points in the Baruch
plan still faced bitter fight.
A spokesman for Canadian del
icgate Gen. Andrew G. l.. Nc
tNaughton. sponsor of the compro-
mise which the commission finally
adopted. emphasized that the Ca
madam proposal laid down an i'm
portant condition. which should not
be overlooked
This was the stipulation that the
wording of the Baruch resolution
must be made to conform to
phrascology of the resolution which
the General Assembly passed ast
week outlining program for
world arms reduction.
Veto Not Mentioned
II was recalled that the Assem-
lbly's resolution recommended that
enforcement OF arms limitation
regulations, including the control
of atomic energy. he placed within
the framework of the Security
Council. where the veto applies.
The resolution omitted any refer
cnCe to the veto.
While members of the u. s. del
iegation contendcd that this omis-
sion did not prevent the Security
Council from agreeing not to use
the veto on atomic matters, il
was pointed out that the assembly
had rejected several attempts to
write in provisions on the veto.
Soviet Foreign Minister v. NJ.
Molotov declared during the as
Sembly debate that Russia would
agree to an International control
md inspection system free of the
veto. but he insisted that enforce
ment must be kept under the Sc
CuTity Council.
Red Position Unchanged
There was no indication that
Russia's firm opposition to any
limitation OF her veto rights I'm d
changed.
Andrci a. Gromyko. Soviet del
"gatc on the Atomic Commission.
lid not express his views on the
provisions of the Baruch plan.
since he insisted he was not
ready to discuss the substance OF
the resolution and would not even
take part IN the voting.
He demanded that the Baruch
m @ n sure he submitted 20 n
searching analysis" TO ascertain
whether il corresponds to the
resolution adopted by the General
Assc mbly."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Gene Talmadge Dies;
Successor In Doubt

ATLANTA n Eugene Tai
madge. governor-clect of Georgia.
died at am. twenty-threc days
before he was to have been in
auguTated for n fourth term.
The 62-ycar-old champion of
" hite supremacy succumbed
quietly ut Piedmont hospital
where he had lain i'll coma
since Friday night.
His death left in doubt the sue
crSSor to the govcrnorShip rom
which youthful Ellis Ar.Hlll oustcd
him four years ago. Unofficial lc-
gal sources said that Arnall,
who was prevented from seeking
a second term under. a new state
constitution. might remain in office
at least until the next general cleo
tio-r two years hence.
No Precedent
There is no precedent in the
state. but the constitution provides
the governor shall remain in Office
until his successor is qualified and
elected. The legislature which
meets in January formally elects
the governor.
Talmajgc'S death was a.mounC-
ed simply by 4 physician who step
ped from the governor elects room
and announced:
He died at seven o'clock"
TalmidgS first was stricken
with stomach hcrmorThagc in
Jacksonville Oct. 4, and twice
he was pronounced better and dis
missed from the hospital. He e:r-
tered the hospital for the last time
Nov. 90. and had been improving
until last Sunday when he suffc; cd
relapse.
Many Transfusions
Two days ago his physicians said
he was suffering with Al acute
inflammation of the liver cells pos
:sibly caused by the administration
OF plasma and pronounced his con-
dition critical. He had received
much blood by TRANSMISSION since
the first hcmorrhaEcs.
Members of the Talmadgc fam
lily including his wife. son and
campaign manager. Herman. two
daughters. Mrs. Bill Kimbrough
and Mrs. Charles Smyly. were
near his bedside when the COVER
nor-elect died.
Talmadge's death ended and up
and down political career -
Georgia. His first success was in
1927 when he was elected COVER
nor. serving two 2-year terms I'M
til 1887. He lost bitter battle FOR
the U. S. Senate TO Richard 4.
Russell in 1886, and again in 1893.
he as in the race against Scna-
tor Walter George. That was the
race when the late President
Roosevelt backed Lawrence Camp
in his purge campaign. George
won.
Talmadgc emerged from political
retirement in 1910 again to become
governor. but two years later.
after n heated campaign. he lost
to Ellis hrnail.
When ArHll was prevented IN
der new state constitution from
seeking reelection TalmadEc ran
again under his old banner Of
white supremacy. and was elect
ed under the states county unit
system despite the fact that James
v. Carmichael. who had Arnalrs
/ backing. took the popular vote.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Dewey Raped
GoP.soion

WASHINGTON. --LPl-The first
serious rift in Republican ranks
since the party won the Congress
sional elections broke into the
open Saturday with demand that
presidential candidates keep
hands off the House leadership
contest.
Rep. Thomas Jenkins of Ohio
objected IN formal statement to
attempts by outsiders to domi-
nate the American Congress"
He lcvclcd his remarks primari-
~ at Gov. Thomas L. Dewcy's
endorsement OF Rep. Charles a.
Hallcck of Indiana for the House
floor leadership. But he said they
apply as we'll to ANY presidential
aspirants-Scnator Taft or Sen
ator Brickcr. too. although | don't
think they'd try it,"
Seeks Leadership
jenkins Is one OF three an
nounccd candidates for the lead
crship position To be vacated by
Rep. Joseph W. Martin. Jr.. OF
MassaC huSctts when he becomes
speaker of the House on Jan. ;.
The others are HaIlcCk and Rep.
Everett NJ. Dirkccn OF Illinois.
neither vi whom was in Washing.
ton when jenkins let loose his
blast at the New York governor
Friday night
A fourth Representative, Clar.
cnce j. Brown Of Ohio, has an.
nounccd his availability for the
leadership but has not formally
declared his candidacy.
While Capitol observers long
had seen the leadership struggle
as Jockeying for position for the
COP presidential nomination. Jcn.
kins was the first member OF his
party to label it openly as such.
Except for including Taft and
Brickcr in his grouping of "prcsi.
dental aspirants." he made nc
reference in his statement to Cap.
itoi Hill talk that Brown has the
backing of the Ohio senators.
jenkins reiterated his intention
to remain in the race until il is
settled by the Republican caucus
on January 2.
Dcwcy's cspousal of Halleck's
candidacy. Jenkins declared. was
an expression of the governor
desire to "let the country know
that Halleck was his man
"Hc must believe ii will hciI
him into the Presidency" he said
Docs IT mean FIAT Dewey will
have voice and hand in direct
ing the actions Of Congress? II
means nothing else" In Albany
n Dewey aide commented: Free.
dom of speech is still permitted
fortunately"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Ex-Relief Recipient
In Santa Claus Role

SC1O. o. -OP,-- This village of
] 400 was a potential boom town"
Saturday as 327 Scio-Ohio pottery
employees pondered how TO spend
or save SOS. 1856 in Christmas
bonus checks form their boss. l.. p.
Reese. relief recipient IA years
ago.
The Scio bank was ready for a
rush OF business. and cashier Will
liam Hughes observed happily:
This will play the dickens with
the notes at our bank
The money was handed out at a
pre-holiday surprise party Friday
night.
Interviews with many who re-
Ccived the maximum bonus OF 50 500
indicated that mucl Of the money
would be used to pay debts. in
crease savings and buy bonds.
The 53-year.old Reese. who was
pcnniless in 1892 when he began
building an abandoned pottery into
a $1,000, 600 plant explained HIS gifts
thus:
i've got all the money 1 need.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Late News Bulletins

PARIS-tAP)-Freneh troops suffered heavy casual
ties in advancing in sectors Of northern
Saturday and lost small garrison at Vnh to VisiNam
forces. the French general sta at Saigon announced
Saturday in communique reported by the semi-otfi-
eol French press agency The general stall said French
troops. Drawing continuous sniper fire from surround-
ing rooftops. had reoeeuped The Lanssson hospital at
Hanoi, viet-Nam capital
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by The Irdrian Amy 81
the rebellous province Of Azsrbaijon the Russian
border hos brought new strength to Premier Ahmed
Qavam and has placed his "Demoeroi Party Of
Iran" In dominant position for parliamentary siss-
lions scheduled TO begin Sunday.
LONDON - tAP) - Government Officials hurhediy
scratched Brons coal bins Saturday for supplies. ol
lowing announcement by The Austin Motor Car Co..
that Il would b iessA 10 close bscsuss II the fuel
shortaas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Contempt Charge
Facing Witness

WASHINGTON --(EH- Attorneys
for the Senate War Investigating
committee said Friday they have
asked FOR authority to file CON
tempt charges against Edward p.
Terry. former secretary OF Sen
stor Bilbo D-Miss).
The action is based on Terry :
refusal 10 tell the committee what
became OF $4,000 which he said a
New Yorker gave him to use
against Bilbo in the Mississippi
election this year.
Committee counsel must obtain
permission OF Senate President
Pro Tenn Mcclellan (D-Tenn) and
then pass the contempt complaint
along 70 the federad district attor-
asy here for presentation 10 a
grand jury.
Penalties for contempt OF the
senate rang" up to year i'll Jail
and $1,000 fine.
Chairman Mead LD-NYb direct
I'd George Meadcr. counsel for
me committee. also to push q
PERJURY charge against Terry
The former secretary testified
e got the $4,000 from Simon
Herman OF New York to back
any opponent who could defeat
Blbo this year.
Unable 10 find such an opponent
Terry said he then was told TO
give the funds to anyone who op-
l9sed BI!ho in the Tun-oN prima-
~ But Rilho mustered majority
over his four opponents in the
INST primary and there was no
iln'?it. So. Terry said. he handed
'ae cash back to Llbcrman.
senator Ferguson declared this
vas impossible because Libcrman
1!ed several months before Ter
rs bank accounts showed the
money repaid. Terry said he was
,oniuscd' and declined to tell
VITO received the funds.
woman who identified herself
a. Mrs. Terry said he is i'll in his
eEartmcnt here. under doctor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
A-Bomb Can't
Hurt Diamonds

NEW YORK. -tAP) Ola monds.
according to tests made at Bikini
for the American Museum OF Nat
Irai History. are one thing that
can be expected to survive atom
bombs even IL the wearer does
not.
Two diamonds, valued al about
$1,000. were put on display by Dr..
Frederick II. POUCH. curator OF
physical geology and mincrology
at the museum. who borrowed
them from diamond firm and
sent them to Bikini for the tests.
The larger diamond. multi
facet stone. rode out the blast Of
the fourth atom bomb unharmcd
On the deck Of one Of the ships
nearest the center OF the explosion.
The smaller diamond turned from
Dlue-white TO slightly brownish
POUCH next will place n diamond
in the plutonium manufacturing
pile at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21

orders to talk TO no one. and has
nothing more to say about the
transaction.
Meanwhile the 69-ycar-old Bill
DO. declaring he has cleared him
self of all complaints about his
dealings with war contractors
said he will spend Christmas at
his 'DreamhouSe' home near Pop
laTville. Miss.
I've not missed spending
Christmas IN the Greenhouse
since 1885, BiIbo said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Church Accepts Challenge

WILSON ZAP The congrega-
ton OF the First Presbyterian
Church has accepted the challenge
implied in offer Of a gift OF SIS, 1000
to fund for new church made
by Mrs. w. T. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave W. Woodland. Church
members agreed to raise $130,000
by July I, 1913. to complete the
s275. 900 total.-terms OF the gift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Child. 3. l. Killed

FLORENCE. S. e. API-- An
explosion and fire in Negro
home. apparently caused when
kerosene or gasoline was used to
light an open fireplace. killed
thrcc-ycar-old Edward James and
sent his mother TO the hospital
with serious burns. Fire Chief Joe
McKain said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
"E1n" In South Carolina

COLUMBIA. S. c. AP) Al.
most 500 cases OF influenza were
reported in South Carolina last
week, but the state has long
way TO go before 1t reaches the
epidemic stage" Or. G.. r. Nc
Daniel OF the State Board OF
Health said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21
Sues For Divorce

MIAMI. Fla. Up Mrs. Jane
Drouillard Reynolds. member of
n socially prominent New York
family. was named defendant in
n divorce action brought by John
NJ. Reynolds. Miami Beach invest
mont broker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-21

TOKYO. -CPJ- A great, dirty
arm of water swung six times at
the tiny city of kainan. When it
finally withdrew. there was moth
ing hut whimpering people look
ing for lost relatives amid smash
ed houses.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
Sv0B0DA TISkA v ZED. DRzAVAH
BOIL FRAzAH KAKOR v REsNICI

Senator Pepper il FIoride lie v debati o predIoqoh
prot uniiom v senotu deiaI, do je pubIiku o vzrokih
sfovk in industrioInih ~konfliktov povsem nupoeno DO
Ueeno. "Ako imos kui reel roper deIovce, DO tvoio
sfVor notisnieno no prvih stroneh vsequ dnevneqo IL
ska v dezeIi."
Izvoiol ie dale, do oko hoee senot iuvnost poueiti,
o Gem gre v tokih sporih, moi bodo rozpruve v MENU
oddoIone pc rodiu, do DO Iiudstvo euIo ODE stroni.
Koiti dnevni fisk priobeuie samo biznisko stron.
Tednik Iabor", XII izhaio v Woshinstonu in lie po-
iitieno slosilo vseh zeIeznieurskih uni spIoh mai
boIise in ~noidroz lie vreievon deIavski list v tel dezeIi,
Ugotovlio, do kontroIiro dvoiset MOI 90 odstotkov
omeriskego e~osopisia. Zbiroio Sc v New Yorku in oni
skleneio, koi Dos iUtri broI v dnevnem tisku. Ako Sc
odloeiio 20 %komponio proti koki Unii, n. pr. kot Sc lie
vrs'lo proti uniii Premoguriev in Sc z MO Sc nodoIiuie,
DO yes "UsIedni" omeriski fisk, z veIikimi reviiomi
vred, Prinosol kortUne in elonke, tendenene novice ter
Ieremiiode o, tezl<ih posledieoh, XII iih stuvke povzro-
eIo IjudstvU.
lsfi velebonkiri in eosniski mognofi poskrbe, do
Sc zoene %istoeosno propaganda v radiv in v zveznem
%kongresv Pc hite "iudski" zustopniki vsiIievoti pred
lose, XII SO Jim ih ~nopisoi o~dvokotie veIekorporoeii.
Sevedo, teso ne povedo, q vseeno nj to nobeno toi-
most.
Pred nekoi tedni SO isti moenoti skIeniIi podvzeti
propaganda prot sovetski unii, ker Jim lie vsled ST.
sienna, kakrsneso siri sedoj proti zapadu in vzhodv
Europe, trn v peti. Sevedo, pri tenn Sc deIuio, do pomo-
goio nasi vlodi, XII pa 10 tudi kontroIiroio isti interest.
"a seuvonie prot ~sovietski uniii in nienim "sateIit-
kan" Jim ie pretvezo zohtevu JugosIuviie DO Trstv,
seitenie "neodvisnosti" Perzije pred Rusiio, umesovu-
ME RUsiie v Mondzuriio it'd.
Ameriski tisk ie torei lost veIekopituIu in svobode
tisko lie v MENU lie toIiko v koIikor lie veIebiznisu ko-
ristno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29

Sc Jim je "a enkrat izognil. Kon-
emo pa je lie padla naredba, XII je
politicnemu odboru CLIO, kar Sc
prispevkOv liz unijskih blagajen
tice, zavezala rOke. Rer je to
ovira, kakor je bila slicna po-
stava ovira angleskim unijam,
a torijev in ChurchilIa lie mi re-
sila poraza.
john ID. Small, XII je admin
stratOr vladne ustanove "a civil
no produkcijo, jc Kongresu pri-
porOGil z zakonom prepovedati
stavke sal "a nadaljnih Sest me-
secev. Eksekutiva AFL je vsled
tega cd Trumana zahtevala, da
maj Smalla vsled njegove pri-
stranosti Odstavi liz sluzbe. Am
pax tudi &c hi kongres tax "a
kon sprejel, ne hi Obveljal, kot
nj tisoce drugih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-29
KOM ENTAR.
libra in preSOIa uredniK

cam. Domovina" je Sc vedno
glasilo Slovenske dobrodelne
zveze V Ohiu, ceprav izdaja svo-
je glasilo C"Glas SDZ") re Sc
sto leto. Kajti "a. D." je ostala
memo duhovno glasilo, kar je
bio posebno ocividno ma njeni
nCdavni konvenciji V Lorainu,
0. Resolucija, da maj SDZ pod
pre- Jugoslavijo, kakrSna je IL
sla IL osvobodilne borbe, je do
lila 81 glasov, ali priblizno tret-
jino. Vecina je S kliko, XII vedri
pred jezo naroda v Rimu, neka-
teri pa V Clevelandu in Lemon
tn. Nekaj tovarisije imajo tudi
V Londonu in drugje.
Edino upanje teh slovenskih
in drugih takih jugoslovanskih
ubeznikov je, da Sc Zed. drzave
ter Velika Britannia pripravlja-
10 ma vojno z Rusijo. Racunajo,
ako Sc to dogodi = in trdno We
70 imajo, da Sc DO res zgodil tax
spopad, tedaj DO nova zavezni-
ska ofenZiva udarila ne sarno v
Rusijo ampak takoj tudi Jugo-
Slavic in Bolgarijo ter ju "os-
vobodila". Seveda "a Petra H.,
"a srbsko ~carsijo, Skofa Roma
ma, Milo Kreka, Kneza Pavla
in njegovo Olgo. Tako BIO spet
vse tako (prijetno zanje) kakor
je bilo pred vojno. A delajo ra-
Gun brez krcmarja.
Very Rev. c. d. McInnis je
V Brooktonu, Mass, predaval v
katoliskem klubu dvajsetega
stoletja twentieth Century
Catholic Club o polozaju in IL
vajal, ker je spanija nam (Zed.
drzavam) najblizja, Sc bodo ma
Sc cete, ako Sc dogodi vojna z
Rusijo, iZkrcale tudi ma Span
skem obrezju in tedaj nam DO
'spanska dobrohotnost Sc po-
sebno dobrodoSla -"
Norman Thomas pravi V Callu
z dine 20. maja, da je il mnoze-
cih Sc porocil jasno, da Sc vlada
enako brutalno, kakor V Rusiii,
i V Titovi Jugoslaviji in V drugih
lutkarskih drzavah, XII so pod
sovjetsko sfero. K temu dodaia,
da je poslusal nekega America
ma, XII Sc je nedavno vrnil il Ju-
goslavije. Tisti American trdi,