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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

MOVlNG-Archic FARLEY. head OF
the state warehouse system. siIr
Saturday that cotton was moving
rapidly from warehouses in the cot
ton growing counties but that cot
ton already owned By big factors
Is staying in storage. This supports
the suggestion that grower are de-
irving little profit from the recent
and current boost i'm price
WRONG--lt seems that first news
reports that Robert Taylor. the Tar
Heel escaped Negro who last week
Killed a Boston white woman. was
out of custody on his recognizance
were IN error. Later news dispatches
state he was under $4,000 bond A.
torney General Harry Mcmillan
notes this correction in a formal
press release. but at the same time
reminds the people of North Caro-
lima and Massachusetts alike that
the Negro was apprehended in Bos-
ton more than two years ago. that
extradition for him was honUred w
former Governor Saltonstall in De-
cember, 1914. but that for some rea
son tMcMullan thinks il is politicaD
and the Negroes appeal TO the Mas
sachuSetts supreme court has never
been argued. II Taylor had been re
turned to this state TO complete his
Q to IL year sentence for armed rob
berry promptly after his apprehen-
sion, the Boston tragedy of last
week would have been avoided
North Carolina officials feel they
have been given run-around by
Massachusetts. mainly because the
New England folks feared the vot-
ing power Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Color
ed People
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

ABSURD Some of the inquiries
are So absurd as to leave the office
staff helpless. bat in most cases
everybody who writes IN for infor-
nation pet. an answer. One person
few weeks ago wanted the state
nc"S office 10 locate and ncgotiats
deal 10. purchase OF small farm
near big city. cheap. y new Yorker
wanted 81 MOTEL reservation made in
a western Carolina resort. Still an
other wanted guarantee he would
catch some fish il he came TO North
Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

Tests show that the tasty canta-
loupe is rich u vitamins A and c.
One normal serving supplies more
than days requirement Of these
'yitamins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16
State News Bureau
Gets Many Appeals,
Some Very Foolish
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. July lathe state news
advertising bureau has SO many
amusing. almost startling. requests
tor information and publicity mate
rial the STAFF - hard 10 shock. But
letter from an Elizabethtuwn
school GIRL the other day nearly
tloorcd them. Tn" girl writes
PLEASE send me all the books an
papers of the United States and the
world that you have"
REASON-Thc state office force
was amused at the reason given as
basis for the request. The young
lady adns that her teacher sent al
ter such material and received II
tree. Nuw The girl wants some. too.
beC;Us" ~" says She expects to need
II Snmctlw" and she thinks she Is
Just IS -uud" as her teacher. The
order could mo-, bc filled COM
pletcly. bat the girl will receive
within the next few days several
pamphlet and folders about North
Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

PEACFS - North Carolina
SandhilIs peaches of high quail
ity are moving to the markets
now. Agriculture department in
spectOrs report the crop of bet
ter grade than last year and
prices satisfactory. Cantcloups
are said to he of excellent
flavor this year, rather small in
size, and too low in price to
Justify nice packings. Most of
them are being sold i'm bulk.
Don Matheson, chief of the
marketing inspection service.
said for the first time i'm years
he has an all experienced staff
this year. Many of the school
teachers AMI others who have
worked with the inspection SER
vice during summers have re-
turned from the wars and are
back on the job.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

FAIRS-At least fourteen county
or district fairs have been schedul-
ed in North Carolina this year. sew
eral of them for the first time since
l94l. A partial list of fairs and dates
has been compiled showing that the
series will start on September Q and
continue through the first half of
November. Starter will be at High
FONT on September 0, with other
fairs and dates as follows: Rocky
Mount Fair, September 20: Cumber-
land County Fair at Fayetteville.
and Franklin County Fair at Louis
burg, September 80: Forsyth County
Fair at Winston-S Salem. October /:
Littleton Fair, Greensboro Fair,
Golden Belt Fair at Henderson.
Nash County Fair at Spring Hope.
and Davidson County Fair at Lex
ington, will all open on October 7:
Union County Fair at Monroe, Oc-
tober Ia; Wilson County Fair at
Wilson, October 81; Carteret Fair al
Beaufort, November ID. Department
OF agriculture officials believe sew
eral other fairs have been planned
for this fall but they do not have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

COTTON-Thc current high price
OF cotton has some elements OF dan
ger. according to a long time cotton
man who has worked closely III CO.
operation with farmers. lie pointed
out this week that very little Of The
cotton is still in the hands Of farm
ers. so the growers Will derive lit
Tie benefit from present high prices
Furthermore. the increased cost OF
cotton goods may stimulate use OF
rayon and other substitute products
10 the long time dct.lmcnt Of the
cotton industry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16

SYSTEM-Thc general assembly
mas accorded official recognition OF
most of the county and district fairs.
Cut there Is at present no sort OF CO.
cremation or indignation program L.
make them Il pant Of 4 state fair
:yStem. The idea has been suggest
ed but has not reached the point u.
specific planning. that there should
De formed a statewide fair system
with all the local and regional cX-
positions III il, and only premium
..lIn"rS III the smaller fairs BENG
eligible 70" exhibit al the central
state fair. Sponsors OF The idea con-
TEND that such Il system would raise
the small shows above the level OF
just an excuse for q carnival. would
lend them stability and prestige and
would assure that only high quality
products would Dc exhibited al tn"
stat" :a!r. Il Is further suggested
such ii plan would lit we'll INTO the
overall scheme Of a permanent az
riculturai and industrial exposition
al the state fair grounds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-16
Around Capital Square,


dates on file.
STATE-PianS Tor the state fair
October - are moving along well
under the circumstances. according
10 DR.. J. 5. Durton. director. Tire
state like most of the smaller or
l.:ilaz;lOnS. Is having trouble find
ing materials and labor 10 make
necessary repairs To buildings Pre-
MUM lists are liberal and prospects
Tor fine displays OF products are
good.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
AMERICA FIRSTERS

NEW YORK, (JPS) = 'The
America First Committee, which
was the rallying point for the pro-
Nazi anti-Semitic, anti-democrat-
ic, extreme isolationist forces be-
fore Pearl Harbor, is reappearing
under the name American Action,
Inc, L. M. Birkhead, National
Director of Friends of Democ-
racy, charged here. He based
his charges on a letter currently
being distributed over the sigma
ture of General Wood and urging
support of American Action, Inc,
and newspaper accounts reporting
the association with the Action
group of John T. Flynn, William
H. Regnery and ex-congressman
Samuel B. Pettengill of the Amer
lea First Committee; Merwin K.
Hart, radio sponsor of Upton
Close, and similar persons.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
DRUG STORE UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

Personal service from ones
drugstore and druggist can be
a god-send, especially when
there is illness in the home. It
is this quality that has already
made Mr.. Harry Penn and Mr..
Louis Zunin and the Catalina
Drug Store popular. Mr.. Penn
has been known to scour the
town for an item desired by a
customer. Mr.. Zunin consid-
cred it part of his responsible
ity to communicate with an
eastern drug house to secure a
''pet remedy" used by a Gus
toner when back in Kentucky.
And they succeed every time!
Nothing is too new, too old or
in too remote a place to secure
for a customer.
Because tn cir customers
come from every part of the
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06

country the stock of the store
is designed to cater to the most
cosmopolitan tastes whether
these be cosmetics, drugs or
sundries. There is the added
satisfaction of excellent serv-
ice, prevailing prices and quail
ity merchandise.
Both men have varied ex-
perience; as managers for Lig-
gets in the East, with the larg-
est drug stores in Tucson for
many years. Mr.. Zunin re-
ceived his training at Colum-
bia in New York, while Mr..
Penn is a graduate of Rutgers
in New Jersey, as pharmacists.
Their many friends are pleased
to know that they have gone
into business for themselves.
Their success is assured. The
Catalina Drug Store is at 1908
N. Campbell, corner Edison.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06

Rancho Del Rio has opened for
the season with a number of
guests having arrived. Persons
staying at the Ranch include Miss
Hannah Abrams, Mrs. Jack Abry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blum, Mrs.
Carrie Wolf, Mrs. I. Levy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Miklo-
witz, Mrs. Miriam Raticoff, Mrs.
Ethel Ritter, all of New York
City; Mr.. S. B. Austin of Far
Rockaway; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bronstein of st. Louis; Mrs. Chas.
Gordon and daughter Carol, of
Brooklyn; Mrs. B. M. Kaufman of
Mamaroneck, N. Y; Mr.. Henry R.
Kramer, Woodmere, L. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Marcus of Dayton; Mrs.
Miriam Slotkin, Beverly Hills;
Mr.. Al Stance, Elmhurst, L. l.;
Mr.. Henry J. Tannenbaum, Lawr-
ence, L. l.; and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Weinstein of Chicago.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
Congregation AnShei Israel

A membership drive will be
launched this month for new
members. The president, JOS
eph Fishman, and the board,
are desirous that new arrivals
become affiliated. Prospective
members may contact the
president at 1908 or Rabbi
Breger at 8698.
A reminder is issued by the
president that those who made
pledges at the Synagogue dur
ing the High Holidays, send
their contributions to the Syn
agogue Immediately. tt e
needs are many and urgent.
The congregation already
finds the building inadequate
for the Sunday School. Plans
for meeting the need are now
under discussion. The build
ing is being heavily used by
the various community or
CARNATIONS.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06

Pvt. Elliot Crane, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Crane, E. 9Th,
spent several days with his family
enroute to Camp Stoneman for
embarkation on an overseas as
signment. He has just completed
his basic training. Pvt. Crane at
tended the U. of A. and UCLA
prior to induction in September.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06

Mr.. Sam Schuman, of Chicago,
is spending two weeks at the
home of his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schu-
man, 1916 E. Hawthorne. Also
visiting at the Schuman home is
Mr.. Alan J. Berman, of Los
Angeles, fiance of Miss Marjorie
Schuman.
The Arizona post., 1946-12-06
7Ss2$s:a:4:::::$5
FROZEN YEAST CAKE

FROZEN YEAST CAKE
BY Mrs. Rose Greenman
" lb. butter
" t. salt
2 C. flour
/ t. sugar
3 egg yolks-
whites
2 cakes yeast
A C. milk
walnut meats
raisins
cinnamon
brown sugar
METHOD: Dissolve yeast In
warm milk and add to butter
creamed with sugar. Add to mix
ture of sifted flour, salt and egg
yolks. Put in refrigerator over
night. Next morning roll dough-
Cut in half and spread with 8 egg
whites to which "a cup sugar has
been added. Sprinkle with
chopped walnuts, raisins and Gin
namon. Roll. (Do not spread mix
ture too close to edges lest in roll
ing it oozes out.) Butter pan,
sprinkle with brown sugar. Place
cake in tin and let stand in warm
place for " hours to raise. Bake
hour in moderate oven. You'll
ask for more!
Evening star., 1946-05-12
SUBURBAN SAlE-viRGIklA.

ARLINGTON = On q acre.; beautiful
grounds, abundant. with shrubbery, dog
wood and trees. Most desirable and at
euisr driveWaS. Frs, FIRST foAi fioor living y room,
16X2s. fireplace; large dining room. study,
"a bath: large equipped kitchen. screened
porch Second floor. 3 large bedrooms and
bath. plus a. 4-room ep and bath apt. (sep;
fioor. Full. dry basement. oil heat. De
cash. ROMYE LAMBoRN, Realtor 1901
So. Arlington Ridge rd.. Arlington. Va,
ONLY MILES from Key Brdge-6-r room
Cape Cod. oil heat, electric range and re-
frigerator. acre lot; possession now
RTs HIa SI49 Gal MIS- Ms. ErTn Wsan cSLo
SF var eH s55a, GIL 5t 3l1S. GeSR o2 SS5 S$a
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Lovely brick home
consisting of lge. liv. rm. with fireplace
with dinette. bedrms', tile tile BATH oei slassed ed:
in back porch, screened-in front porch;
2nd fl. has 2-rm. kit. and bath apt, sep
sraue sifhsr entrance which could be used Tor
laundry tubs and half bath; gas INV h
det garage; conv. to schools, transp and
shopping; beautiful shrubbery, lot 75xl so:
priced, Sl5:590. Call METZLER. Virginia
once Once 3so9 Lee hwy, OK. 0S1S or Gil.
VACANT-Carefully refinished and clean
as new pin: 3-bedroom bungalow, . bed
rooms and bath on lst floor; ] exceptional
nedroom and bath upstairs: living room
sitGhsn; screened porch. REAL ESTATE
COLoRED = CEDAR HEIGHTs-3-room
frame iran BUNGALOW, electricity, water avail
81 800. Closed Sundays. weekdays, Ii.
BI12. Open to s.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE, cash buyers for homes
and acreage in Fairfax County and nearby
virginia: over 90 years in business. For
quick sale of your property call CHARLES
K. MORAN, F. Oh. S12-J-2 or DI. 1861.
WANTED TO BUY-Detached home, or
. bedrooms, in Virginia. Phone Falls
church 2254-J after pm. or before
5:45 am Ia
NEED OR RIM. HOME or home with
small acreage. Alex 1897 IA
NYLONS FREE. Immediate delivery--If you
nave nay, mouse Tor sale in nearby Maryland,
Will give 3 pairs 51-gauge nylon hose for
listing with us. Have hundreds of clients
IN need OF homes. Phone Bill Wicker, OIL
s2s':i, with o. B. zAN1zINGER. Jr., Real
Estate III
1 WISH. direct from owner. 3 bedrms. pref
or large bedrooms, brick or frame. All
cash. Please write Box I'D. Star.
PVT. BUYER desires attractive 4-bedrm
house, Chevy Chase. Md. July 1St; good
conu.: finest refs: information confidential; !;
decision must be made soon. Box ?14-B,
Star. Ia
WANTED TO RENT-7-1O-room unfur-
nished house, all facilities; 50 to 100 miles
from WASHINGTON. Box Oh, Star l.s
Evening star., 1946-05-12
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT interested in 10 or more
unit apt. house. can pay substantial cash
down. Call Mr.. Blaylock. EX 2555,
YOUNG & PASTOR. 1923 Vermont NV
RESIDENTIAL or commercial. under S5O-
600 for cash clients. CADYARK REALTY
CO, 5203 BALTIC. ave, Hyattsville, Md.
CLIENT WAITING-I have a client whose
property has just been sold. He desired
ness property Wants or more units.
Ayaiiability Of | unit for his personal use
Pron} attention viii Be hs siyen nae your oIisf lss
Il ins; GoRMAN p. YOUNG, Realtor, DI.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
SUBURBAN RENr-vIRGIhlA.

3 MONTHS rent with option to buy, all
brick Colonial, exclusive Lee blvd. sec
tion; needs decorating. HALL REALTY
SO, exclusive, Gil. 6663: ewes, Falls
Church l750-J. Ia
Evening star., 1946-05-12

TABLER, INC. Real Estate, offers the serv-
ices of efficient personnel interested in
assisting you to make an immediate, profit
able sale of your property. TABLER. INC.
RE. 5000 17I3 M St NV. -l2
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy from owner
to. 16 unit apartment house. Furnish
details Box 156-C. Star 10
Evening star., 1946-05-12

peter j. hasan offers to builders and de-
Suburban Specialist ass7 csh s4th ST.. naFah Mt
peter j. hasan cfers nice level tract of
Il, acres in nearby MARYLAND, Consider
asi able activity around this property with
at 81 900 per acre, this is good chance
for small operator. For further particu-
isl lars sal cal peter J: hasan Suburban Special
sae5, Sc 800 '4'n ST. "'' Na'n'e'' "0' wa
peter J. hagan offers in nearby Maryland,
eleven miles from District line. an old
estate of Al acres that is right fer sub.
Il rooms and four baths; Another house
Of seven rooms and bath. three tenant
houses 2 corncribs,, barns, smokehouse:
to all houses and barns; electricity: this
property is not far from the Experimental
miles 0 from the 'iasS new Naval ' ordnanee s 1ab
oratory; price for all only $4,000 For
fnIher ca peter hassn
RAINIER. nah ND pei'hns Phons Wa va s7s5. S'' A'
2. ACRES, stretching from top of hill
down to beautiful stream. large oak trees,
NON M. LYNCH 4 SONS. : mi, out Co
G,nlsd lymois sIIas pike; vs Phone Alexandria 1906
washington in Fairfax County; beautiful
VERNON M. LYNCH & SONS, Z mi. out
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 1906
Closed Sundays.
APPROXIMATELY 100 acres, wooded. on
Md; ideal for subdivision, gently rolling,
stream considerable timber SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO., Ashton 2421.
5.26 ACRES, Arlington. Va, South 10Th ST.
water and sewer available: ideal for apt
or subdivision. Gil. 1858, OK. 1924. la
OLD FARMHOUSE on 55 acres of land in
the desirable Mclean area, long road
frontage approximately "a of mile deep;
S35 900. RoMYE LAMBORN, Realtor,
1901 ll,s0 g. Arlington Ridge rd2 Arlington
Evening star., 1946-05-12

NORTH CAPITOL ST. near Florida ave.
tenants; can be leased for 5, years to show
to owner except insurance and taxes. For
full particulars, can Mr.. swerdlof1, NE.
5aeq 5aeq until pm; vs SYnday sMGay,I and eyes GE
< st. NV: NE; 54oo. A Complete Real
f;'Sss g1ss asi1a'lsH 81 block off Conn ls ave
apts. CONNER 4. RYoN, exclusive AGENTS
csll t,sl 4 Mr.. Hackman' Glebe soi2 or RE
New York ave. Showing return urn of sa.soo anG
per year with, no expenses; tenant desires
Mr. cens yth fase BRGcE 5ss KEssGER Rss es
tor. MA. 1854. Ewes RA. 1897. Exclusive
ACT. ACT ToDAY-a-story ,I 81, row brick. CON
IamSia , = ssston $50 per 'rn mo. aha Income me
GoEoREDG L HasT Mh xpr 'ao Houses, 1916 units
conyen:, downtown location; excellent on-
portunity for wise investment; about go
sToNE ST. S Really s fSe CO.. NA s5s4 f Before ael
pm: HO 1868, evening"
CoLoREDmis.uNIT CO.., Doo 81. APARTMENT tlaIs house
WALTER ai1HS esS oaUs uansf re- asa information eau
COLORED-S3l 18th ST. NE.-Vacant-
can e sSae o store o ohe
ELECTRICITY, garage with. finished rm. above;
w sell Apov for %oN 9Sa PTfs ans
ave. NV. MA. S1s7 or RA. 1926. -13
COLORED-1st COMMERCIAL on Riggs ST.
NV; ideal for any type business; brick.
siso: price. sii 900; bargain. YOUNG l.
PASTOR. 90 Vermont NV. EX. 2555.
COLORED-46s, 469, All c. ST. S.W.-
Can be repaired for good colored homes:
S11: 800 for all, THOMAS P. BROWN &
SON. 615 4th st. s.w.
COLORED-IOth ST. NV. AT MO rms,
2 baths. 3-story brick house, on wide
alley: first time offered in 90 years; a fine
investment $4,000, $4,000 cash. MR.
RAY. RE. 39SS
Evening star., 1946-05-12
ACREAGE WANTED.

SMALL ACREAGE WANTED, suitable for
construction of home; some public utili-
ties. etc, desired prefer Montgomery
County. Box 21S-D, Star
ACREAGE WANTED in immediate vicinity
OF D. c.; pay cash or accept as equity in
building project. Box 1o4-H. Star
Evening star., 1946-05-12

island NV; plenty of alley access; mode
crate price.
1900 blk 14th NV, 3h stores; excellent
location for progressive business; moderate.
ly priced.
6O-ft. front, row houses, brick and franc
on 9th PARK ROAD HOUSING CO..
1895 Park rd. NV. DE. ITO
COLORED-Ist COMMERCIAL, near North
Capitol and L NV; 6-rm. brick and bath,
auto. hot water; large rear yard to alley:
excellent business opportunity: terms can.
be arranged. Call DI. S725. N. BASILIKO
REALTY CO. Ia 70
LEVEL SIDING GROUND on paved road.
near new Baltimore hwy and nr. D. c.;
30c f. E N LIGHTBOWN WA. 1895
COMMERCIAL industrial ground. D. c.
and Md; railroad sidings: all prices. e
N. LIGHTBOWN. WA 1925.
COLORED-1st COMMERCIAL - 2-story
brick and basement, 8 rms. h.-w.h. Down.
town location on 1th ST. NV. Reason 4
able down payment REQUIRED. Call DI.
STA. N BAS1LIKO REALTY CO. -12
Continued On Next Pass.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
Is. decernbra, 1916.

IN sird ~ tato nsesto dobrodelne
cerkvene nstonove, rdjH postal
kapitGAstiGni Ueleobrdt,
v Titovi Jugoslaviji, Titovi
Sloveniii je torej red in ne re-
volucija, ne pobijanje nedolznih
ljudi, ne preganjanje duhovni-
kov, ne we're, ne bogosluzja. ST.
cer. ga smo jugoslovanski narodi
veseljem sprejeli prijateljsko
pogodbo bratsko ceskoslova-
sko drzavo, cato je tistemu, ki
maorda Se dvonai, potrebno samo
to, da naj pride sam IN pogleda.
Videl in sposna1 DO, da je pri mas
resnic,sa denaokracija, cato ta1di
prara In iskrena tsUoboda vere
IN vesti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

vsod kjer nude inozemske cete diva tud Fipnih
oborozena borba Roxasova vada XII prisla krlo OBJ
podpor amerskh cet vodi velike voaske operace pro
ljudskm mnozcam pod vodstvo partizanskh organiza-
c XII med vono aktivno borle proti aponskm oku
patorjem.
Med drugo svetovno vono ustanovile oborozene se
Zdruzenh draw Amerke velkansko sevo vojno pomor-
skin in lealskih baz vseh vaznejsh svetovnh proet
nih zvezah vseh kontnent in oceanh Znaten del teh
baz je ozemlu britanskega mperja. Atantiku mao
Zdruzene drzave Amerke svoh rokah angleske baze
otokih Antigua Trinidad in Jamaica Berundskh oto
kih Hafaxu, S. Johnsu Nova Fundlandija) Georges
town Angleska Guayana) Labfadorju pa tudi portu
gasko bazo Santa Maria Azorskih otokih Ma Them
ao Americani baze angeskh otokih Feni ter
avstraskh pristanscih Darwin in Mebourn in otoku
Manus Ma Bliznjem vzhodu ina erisko letalstyo baze
letalisch Kuvatu na Bahrenskh otokih Besri in
Mosulu (Irak) Beyrutu in Danasku Srija)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
Dr.. Metod Mikux:
Il zivIjenja duhovSG cine in cerkve
ma SlOver1sker1

TIA elanek je "a SANS napisal DR.. Metod Mi
kuz. predvojni tajnik ljubljansksga skofa Gregori
Rozmana. XII prihaja il poznane jubljanske me-
seanske druzine. studiral je ma ljubljansk bogo-
sloviji in tsoloski fakultet. Njegova doktorska di
sertacija je bila kot odiieno delo vposlana vpo-
gled visjim vatikanskim cerkvenim krogona. DR..
Msux slovi kot odli6en teolog III radi tesa je ME
gova razprava cerkvi in politid toliko vaznejsa.
Leta 1912 je Sci v partizane Ter Bill verski re-
ferent glavnega staba slovenije. Prieujoea ska je
IL tste dobe. Pc osvoboditvi ga je ljudstvo kotev
skega okraja izvolilo jugoslovansko zvezno skup-
seino Beogradu. DR.. Mikuz je bill med prvimi
duhovniki. XII je pravino ocenil postopanje skofa
Rozmana "a navadno izdajstvo slovsnskega naro-
da ter moralno in stvarno podprl narodno osvobo-
dino qibana.-SANSl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

talci, bodisi kot cd njih zapelja-
nj izdajalci v belogardisticnih
bojnih formacijah in radi njih
je gorelo nebroj vasi in domov.
Ko so zmagoslavne Titove ar
made osvobajale Slovenijo, Sc je
izdajalskega slovenskega klera
lotil velik preplah, kajti jasno
Sc je zavedal svojega zlocinske-
ga pocetja in zato je bezal umi-
kajoco Sc Hitlerjevo armada in
kvizlinskimi tolpami domobran
cev, hrvatskih ustasev in srb-
skin cetnikov in sc naselil, Sc
danes nekaznovan, bodisi po IT,
stem delu slovenskega ozemlja
(Koroski in Primorski), XII ga Sc
upravliajo vojne oblasti zapad-
nih zaveznikov, bodisi nekje po
Severni 1taliji, najhujsi nekateri
krivci pa so zbezali cello v Ame-
riko.
Jasno je, da je bezal med prvi-
mi tudi tisti, XII je yes cas- osvo-
bodilnega boja seuval slovenski
narod ma medsebojno sovrastvo
in ma boj S partizani, ces, da SO
to roparske in razbojniske tol-
pc, ukazoval in dajal nizji du-
hovscini navodila, kako maj ma
priznici in spovednici vesti
prepovedujejo vsako sodelova-
ME z Osvobodilno fronto, tisti,
XII je maso in S svojo navzoc-
nostjo dajal moralao upravice-
most zaprisegi Hitlerjevih po-
magacev in hlapcev-slovenskih
domobrancev ljubljanski skof
DIR. Gregorij Roman, katerega
je v preteklih mesecih sloven.
ska ljudska oblast obenem S