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Evening star., 1946-01-12
BY RUDOLPH KAUFMAN IT.

~ AsODSAA A AhOCT MANN 1As
Extension of the west wing of the
White House to provide $4,000
square feet of additional Office space
for the presidential staff and an
auditorium for press conferences
and other White House events will
be undertaken under a $1,650 900
appropriation provided in the last
deficiency act.
Architectural plans for the ex-
tension were made public yesterday
by Lorenzo S. Winslow, architect
of the White House, who also pre-
dicted part of the White House
would be reopened to the public
next year. 1t has been closed to
tourists since early 1941.
When completed the addition to
the west wing will provide space
for members of the Presidents
staff who now have Offices in the east
wing, which will then be made into a
White House museum to house his
torically interesting objects of va
rious administrations. Many of the
exhibits will be taken from the
Smithsonian Institution, Mr.. Wins
low said yesterday.
The addition will be the same
height as the present west wing
and will extend south along West
Executive avenue.
Auditorium to Seat 375.
Central feature of the addition
will be the auditorium. 1t will be
two stories high and have a seat
ing capacity of 375. A private pas
sageway will lead from the Presi-
dents office to small stage, which
will be equipped with stage ele-
vator, large enough to lift a grand
piano to the stage from the base
ment level.
Presidential broadcasts and init
mate White House entertainment
functions as well as press confer
ences are to take place there. At
the upper level of the auditorium
will be special glass-inclosed
balcony for photographers and a
series of special galleries for radio
broadcasting, including television. A
movie protector and disappearing
movie screen also are provided for
The screen, Mr.. Winslow said, would
be able to receive television broad
casts, and projection facilities will
include sound-track equipment.
Mr. Winslow said photographs OF
actual floor plans of the addition
would not be made public at this
time, since they are still being
worked on. A view of the plans
already made was granted the press
yesterday, however.
The main entrance to the west
wing will open on the basement OF
ground floor from West Executive
avenue. This floor will contain air.
conditioning units, mail and file
rooms, storage room and mimeo-
graph room.
The second and third floors will
contain office space as well as the
auditorium. The extension also will
contain a cafeteria for White House
employees.
Under the same appropriation the
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Pastor Cites Rinq
Trouble at Triple
EIkton Weddinu
By the Associated Press.

ELKTON, Md, Jan. l2.-Elkton,
which has a large number of mar
riages on record, has added to the
list a triple wedding with a double
ring ceremony in which three menu
bers of single family were princi-
pals.
"And they sure had trouble keep
ing the wedding bands straight"
commented the Rev. William F.
Hopkins when it was all over.
Mr.. Hopkins said he had officiated
at the marriage of Phillis Zettles, 81,
her twin, Russell, and David F. zet-
ties, %, all of Bloomsbury, Pa, to
Warren Bloom, %, Berwick, Pa;
Betty M. Stewart, 10, Danville, Pa,
and Myrna G. Bean, 20, Espy, Pa.
respectively.
All the bridegrooms were dis.
charged recently sfrom the Navy.
After the wedding they departed
with their brides in large sedan
for . joint honeymoon.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Abe Fortos Resigns
After II Years Service

Abe Fortas has resigned as Under
secretary of the Interior, effective
Tuesday, it was announced at the
White House today.
Mr.. Fortas submitted his resigna-
ton to President Truman in a letter
December II, in which he recalled
that he had been in the. Govern
ment IL years and desired to return
to private life. He is a lawyer.
Accepting the resignation today,
the President told Mr. Fortas, You
have made real contribution to
the public service"
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Mrs. Deal Is Elected
Head Of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter Here

Mrs. Marie G. Deal of Bethlehem
Chapter was elected worthy grand
matron and DR.. Ralph w. Bonnet
of Ruth Chapter was chosen worthy
grand patron of the Grand Chapter
Of the District of Columbia, Order of
the Eastern Star, at the annual ses-
sion last night at the Masonic Tenn
pie.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
Nora r. Riley, Friendship Chapter,
Evening star., 1946-01-12

late Gen. George S. Patton, jr., and
later as deputy commander of the
29th Tactical Air Command in Hol-
land and Germany.
Enlisting in the Army in 1923 as
a private, he rose through the en-
listed ranks and was appointed a
flying cadet in 1925. He was COM
missioned in the Air Corps of the
Regular Army on January %, 1927.
Gen. Hovey, 40, was born in Hall
fax, Nova Scotia. He and his wife
and daughter live at the field.
Evening star., 1946-01-12

er to foreigners classes and in Sep
tember, 1919, was appointed princi-
pal of the Americanization School.
Miss Alton has been living with
the family of a former student, Sou
rem II. Hanessian, 400 Military road
NV. In 1898 she was president of
the adult education department Of
the National Education Association.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Restaurant Fine Suspended

Louis Baumholtz, charged with
operating q restaurant, in the 1900
block of Pennsylvania avenue NV.
without license, was given a sus-
pended sentence of a $50 fine or 80
days In jail yesterday by Municipal
Court Judge Walter Casey. The
court was informed that the neces-
sary papers now have been obtained
Evening star., 1946-01-12

sistant manager since 1886 and as
sistant secretary since l943.
Born in Lancaster, N. H., Mr..
Emery attended high school in We'll
lington, Ohio; Oberlin College and
Ohio State University. He is a
fellow of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
Evening star., 1946-01-12

R4SSANS3ll, la oo-
ley Dewey.
Mr.. Emery, a
former official of
the Un t e d
States Bureau of
Mines, succeeds
DR.. Charles L.
Parsons, who re-
tired December
81 after serving
as secretary of
the society for
38 years and as
business man.
ager for IA. Mr..
Emery has been
tho copiotx,,e oc
Evening star., 1946-01-12
DR.. Darby to Preach

DR.. William l.. Darby, executive
secretary of the Washington Bible
Society, will preach at the II am.
services at the Vienna Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. He will also
speak to the Sunday school as
sembly at 9:45 am.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Emery Elected Secretary
Of Chemical Society

The election of Alden Hayes Emery
as secretary and business manager
of the American Chemical Society
was announced today by the society's
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Hoyey Succeeds Boyd
In Command al BoIIinq

Brig. Gen. Burton M. Hovey, jr.,
has been appointed to succeed Col.
William L. Boyd as commanding
general of Boiling Field, it was an
Evening star., 1946-01-12

The 17-year-old locust Is dimin-
ishing In numbers because of the
perils inherent in It's prolonged life
cycle.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Weather Report

District of Columbia and vicinity
Mostly sunny and mild, with tenn
perature in the SOS. this afternoon.
Fair with lowest temperature about
35 degrees tonight. Tomorrow part
ly cloudy and colder.
River Report.
(From United States Engineers.)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry,
and muddy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Temperature and Humidity.

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, So, on January 6.
Lowest, %, on January 2. s
Evening star., 1946-01-12

FURNISHED by United States Coast ant
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches In tht
Capital tcurrent flonth to date):
Evening star., 1946-01-12

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today 7:27 sos
Moon, today -- 1859 am. 1856 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on |
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1946-01-12

The Sun and Moon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
STRAND

Two all-time hits on one great
program!
That's the unusual screen fare
now at the Strand with the show
ing Of two 10th Century-Fox en-
core triumphs, Jesse James" and
The Return Of Frank James" Ty-
rome Power, Gene Tierney and
Henry Fonda head the brilliant ar
ray Of stars seen in the two hits.
Packed with thrills, action 70
nance Of Americas most colorful
period, Jesse James and The Re-
turn Of Farnk James" have been
acclaimed as two Of the greatest
Westerns ever filmed. Together
they make up the complete saga OF
the outlaws whose notoriety
throughout the nation spread over
the world.
Jesse James," with Tyrone
Power in the title role, Henry Fon-
da appearing as his brother, ano
Nancy Kelly as Jesse's romantic
interest. covers the spectacular
story of the young outlaw through
his daring exploits over i've state.
to his cowardly betrayal at the
hands Of the Ford brothers. ''Tht
Return of Frank James," Will
Gene Tierney and Henry Fonda
co-starred in the title role, bring
the saga to a smashing climax witt
Franks thrilling deeds in avengin(
his brothers murder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
JIMMIE FIDLER
II, Hollywood
Dl.tr,Dut.d :, meNsuEAt Syndicate. ras.

growth from his spine. ... The
Mexican government has granted
Robert Taylor special permission to
land his privately owned plane on
its airfield near Ensenada. ......
Marsha Hunt will interrupt her
honeymoon to go to England for a
picture clarifying the WRENS;
Anne Neagle will be the star.
Ann Rutherford got the first wal
kie-talkie set released to civilians.
She'll use it to check on her baby's
welfare while she's working 80.
Judge Scott, famous Los Angeles
juvenile court judge, will appear in
a picture based on his life ana
work in the cause Of juvenile de-
linquency. .... The producer Will
liam Cagneys Boots Mallory,
thirteen years wed and five weeks
separated. have reconciled. 80. Red
Shelton is receiving accolades from
police departments all over the
nation for his dignified portrayal
of a peace officer on a recent
broadcast -. Jack Benny will be
godfather to Robert Cummings
new baby Andy Russell and Desi
Arnaz are shopping for sponsor
for the summer radio show they've
packaged. ... Peter LORE, an
acute sinus sufferer, is on a peni-
cillin diet. . Herbert and Lee Mar
shall Ravens announced recon-
Citation, but they are doing the
town together ...... Wardrobe
changes for leading men will be
limited due to the shortage in
mems clothing. go. Charlie Drake
wants his latest picture previewed
in Alaska. Claims it's so cold there
the audience will have to applaude
to keep warm. James Cagney
isn't taking any chances. He's
planting a half-acre postwar"
garden. .Ha! Dennis Morgan, a
baritone, will play Chauncey Oh
colt, a tenor. in Warner Brothers
filmography.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

last few weeks, Al west, Pat DWyer
and Rene prolet were in rare form
and helped their team take ever
second position. The mighty AM
peres were also pretty successful,
winning three polnts, while the out.
come q the third game has not
been decided es vet. The Poles
managed 10 hold the leaders to q
tie IN that game, and the winner
win be decided IN the firSt two
boxes next week.
The SPARKS again manaRed 10
annex one more point 10 their total,
taking the last game from The Jets.
Jack Kearney and Helen Roberts
starred Tor the Jets. Jack rolling
$50 and Helen sol, while Eileen
Healy came through with an even
800 for The opposing team.
The Fuses and the Wires also
on four points from the Volts and
Bulbs respectively. Jack Murphy
bowled S24 for the Bulbs, but his
teammates had a bad night.
Can't anybody beat that Whit
taker fellowe II Is getting rather
tirersome to have TO report each
week that Gordon Whitaker had
high three, but It Is true. His total
Of SEQ. with les for high single, led
in the individual scoring. Jerry
Buckley did his best TO beat him,
ending up with O total Of $50, which
"a not too bad. Dick Hyland came
in third with sal, while Phyllis
Chestone again led the girls with
S2i. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14


Univ. Of Connecticut 81, Army 50.
Navy AZ, Kings Pt. Merchant
Marine IS.
Brooklyn College q. Fort schuyl-
er 81.
North Carolina State 81. Clemson
46.
Rutgers 81. Haverford 30.
Sampson Naval Trng. Center 50,
Cortland Tchrs. so.
Loyola (Chieago) g.. Stambrose
Marshall so, Cincinnati So.
West Virginia 81, Pittsburgh ~.
Illinois Inst. OF Technology So,
Chicago Tchrs. IS.
Columbia 90, Pennsylvania So.
Texas Christian ~. Southern
Methodist -.
Mass. State IS. American Inter-
national 50.
Quonset N. A. s. ~. Amherst -.
Augustana Ullinois) IS. Mon.
mouth 80.
Gettysburg 50. Franklin and
Marshall rs.
Twin City AL Stars 81. Univ. Of
Vermont ~.
lafayette ~. Muhlenberg IS.
Jacksonville N. A. 8. II, Key West
80.
Boston University Sc, Tufts S.
England Hospital II. LaSalie 90.
st. JOsephs 70. Brooklyn 50.
Mississippi University IS. Missis-
sippl State 40.
Capital -, Otterbein Is.
Delaware University ~, Washing
ton College 40
Loyola lBaltimore) IS, Western
Maryland 43.
Johns Hopkins ~, Catholic UNI
yersity 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

1t S0ys Here

VALENTINES DAY

spent all aay yesterday shop
ping for valentines. Not that /
have more than one sweetheart
but I know both rngrld and Hedy
would take e hard II they
thought I didn't care.
Ran into sinatra In the store
and had TO spend an hour ex-
planning 10 him about 81. Valen-
tines Day. Even went into q
brief physiology lecture on. what
the heart was and how It pump
ed blood. then spent another
hour telling him what blood was.
Felt a little embarrassed for a
young lady ahead Of me at the
counter. She told the clerk she
wanted an appropriate valentine
for her husband who was 20.
She ended up with q bottle OF
adrenalin with an arrow through
the top Of It. The biggest seller
OF this year In Hollywood Is a
heart-shaped mirror. That Is for
actors who have but one love.
And have you noticed the mod
ern trend in the verses this year?
No more Of this Roses are red,
violets are blue. picked up
one and 1t showed an atom bomb
exploding, and under 1t a verse
that read: will you be my little
geranium, until We are both
blown up by uranium7"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
Current Films
Time Schedule

WARMERS STATE-"The Bells OF
81. Mary'S": l2:l5, 2:a5, 4:4O, $50,
Sis p. m.
L0EW'S STRAND-"Jessie James:
1851, 6:11, 9:45 p. m; THE Re-
turn or Frank James: 1:OO, ASA,
sos p. m.
L0EW'S POLT-"Up Goes Maisie:"
2:4S, 500, $50 p. M; "a Letter
Fer Evie": 100, 4:20, 7:35 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
POLL

Playing now at the Loew-Poli
theater is the hilarious comedy
up Goes Maisie." starring Ann
Southern as "Maisie" and her new
partner George Murphy.
Miss Southern brings you an
other Of those madcap roles, as
job hunting secretary, with Muir
ply as her new employer.
The Aim tells the story Of Maisie,
who having successfully completed
business course. takes a job as
secretary to young. dynamic Muir
ply. When he learns she is ac-
customed TO working around planes
and can read blueprints. thanks to
her experiences in a defense plant,
he is delighted. A wealthy social
leader is not only financing his new
helicopter, but is planning to steal
the invention.
MaiSie not only helps to foil the
plans Of this schemer, but lands
both the helicopter, after flying it
all by herself, and Murphy for
herself. Hillary Brooke, Horace Nc
Malay, Ray Collins and JEFF York
are among the supporting actors.
The second attraction, "A Letter
for Evie," introduces new kind OF
Hollywood hero, the plain, ordinary,
every day average American. The
hero is a soldier. but he doesn't
win medals-just the Purple Heart
Five-foot-seven Hume Cronyn is
the hero; Marsha Hunt is the girl;
and handsome, six-foot-three John
Carroll is the "other man" The
ady-killing Romeo. who almost
skaters a genuine love affair, Car
roll, joins Miss Hunt and Cronyn
in this warmly human story OF a
satisfactory employe who starts
mail order romance with a SER
viceman she has never seen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
C. l.. P. Mixed Pin Plckups

Hur.reel tiur~reel ROr.roel Right
olls way. ladies' and gentlemena AZ
the Mattatuck Recreation Alleys
next Tuesday night, February 10,
the Connecticut Light a Power
Company Bowling League win pre-.
sent the battle 81 Vie century, the
one, come ell The Amperes ere The
present leaders and intend 10 re-
main 50. on the other hand, the
Plugs, who held the lead Cor twelve
weeks and lost it two weeks ego,
think that the position rightfOlly
belongs 10 them and are deter
mined 10 win e back, They started
their comeback this week BY white
washing the Killys, who have been
making great Roadway within the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

The olive branch became 4 synis
Dol Of peace In ancient times when
vanqulshed foes waved IL IN token
Of surrender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

Mormonism originated In New
York State. being found there by
Joseph Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

Because OF a coal shortage Fire
is keeping peat production at a
wartime high.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

Al elevations about 1000 feet
over the United states, winds blow
from the west IS per cent Of the
time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

Living costs In Manila ere four
and one-half times the prewar level.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

A ton Of water must fall a mile
TO develop the energy equivalent to
one pound OF bituminous coal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

The Chinese do not eat bread or
butter. The substitute rice for
bread and nut oil for butter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14

Nearly one-fourth OF the land
area In China Is 50 denuded by ero-
sion that even weeds cannot grow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-14
Rep. D. J. bloinev
IN Weekly BFoN

Daniel ). Mahaney, FlH %
tive 20 the General Assembly ff
waterbury, will be suee9 "
Clark on Miss ClafkA "0uf Neigh
borhood" radio program 0ye H4a's
station WBnY. Waterbury, NlHt
afternoon at 1880 o'clock,
A member Of The Appropriation
Committee, Rep. Mallaney VII al4s
cuss the activities Of that commits
tee on the haif.houf broadcast.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

tajo resiti dezelO pred stavkarji
elm Sc now kongres snide. A
dejstvo vendar je, da zaloge pre-
NIGGA skozi limo ne hi mogle
zadoscati in cato SO omejitve v
obratovanjih industrije neizo-
gibne.
OperatOrji - kot Sc imenuje
laStnike rOVOV - SO ma kOnju.
Ia svOje izgube bOdo dobili po-
puste ma davkih in pa povraci-
la med vojno placanih davkov.
Vrh tega Sc n~adejajo, da Sc je
Lewis V svoji taktiki zmotil in
da sc DO z unijo premogarjev la
hko zgodilo pc tel vojni nekaj
slicnega kOt Sc je pc prvi sve-
town. vojni. Namrec da DO liz
gubila p%riZnanje posebno " juz-
nih drzavah, da Sc jo bo oslabilo
drugOd in premogarje pa izstra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

vsled spora med lOkalnimi cd
borniki, ali pa tudi il lahkomi-
selnosti.
Sedaj pa je ia tocka operator
jem prav priSla prot stavkar-
jem v splosnem. Kajti Lewis 10
nj avtoriziral temvec lie dejal,
da unija z delodajalci nina veG
nObene pogodbe. In &c je nj, pra-
WHO premOgarji - ako nj kOn-
trakta z druzbami, ne delamo.
Stavka sicer nj tako popoIna
kOt Sc glasi v listih in v radiu,
kajti velikO rovov Sc 0bratuie,
Ampak kar producirajo, ne DO
moglO prepreciti zastoja v dru-
9Th industrijah, XII SO odvisne cd
premoga.
DelOma Sc to h~isterijo uganda
nalasc = v podporo tistim kon-
gresnikom in senatorjen, XII ODE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

ZbHa i'm PresOia MredniK

10 propaganda boju prot ko-
munizmu MANFRED proti So
vjetski vladi in komunisticnim
ter drugim delavskim strankam
ma evropskem kontinentu. Am
pax = kot pricajo volilni izidi,
njegovi apeli ma vernike ne "a
lezejo toliko kot nekoc. In ME
govi ljudje, XII so gradili klero-
faSizem, SO sedaj brez sluzb, ra-
zen diktatorja Franco ma Span
skem. A tudi njegov rezim je ma
trhlih nogah. Slovaski Tiso, hr-
vatski Pavelic, avstrijski Doll
fuss in Susnik, italijanski Viktor
Emanuel, francoska Laval in Pc
tain, Rupnik in Rozman v Slo-
veniji, nadskof Stepinac in dru-
81 taxi, XII so gradili klerofasi-
zem, pa SO lie spomin ma to "a
lostno poglavje evropske zgodo-
vine.
PorocevaIec CikaSke Tribune
je potoval diva tedna pc Poll
skem in nato sci V Berlin, cd
kjer je svojemu listu postal W.
sto clankov o komunisticnem te-
rorju V tel neSrecni dezeli. So
vjetSka armada Sc Vedno ropa in
stroje ter drugo izvaza v Rusi-
10. Pripoveduje, da je govoril S
kmeti in delavci, S trgovci in du-
hovniki in vsi SC mu zagotovili,
da nj ma Poliskem nihce zado-
voljen in da Sc sedanja poljska
vlada drzi ma vodstvu samo S
pomocjo svoje tajne policije ter
ruske armada. Vsak Poljak We
rule, da je vojna med Rusijo in
Zed. drzavami neizogibna in re
lie 81 10 cimprej. "Samo Zed. dr.
zave mas lahko osvobode," SO mu
rekli. "Kdaj boste udarili?" Do
stavlja, da SO Poljaki preprica-
nj, da DO Russia tepena, &c pride
do vojne. Ampak Tribunal" V
Eeditorialu Poljakom javlja, da &c
tudi z mimi simpatizira, Zed.
drzave radi Nth ne bodo Sic v
vojno. Bi bila predraga. In do
stavlja, da hi Slo Poljski veliko
boljse, ako ne bi pokojni Roose-
welt Stalinu pritrdil vsem, kar
Konec ma 5. Strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

dalo vsled neporavnanih stavk,
z izprtji in S preracunanimi cd
slovitvami. MANFRED, sedaj hi
druzbe zaprle rove tn, da bi ru-
darje o~plasile, potem drugje in
vrnile Sc bi stare razmere.
Kazni, Xxi jih zahtevajo v de-
narju cd premOgarjev, bodo Sic
sicer v blagajno unije, toda pre-
mOgarji pa hi trpeli re ma itak
nevisokem zivljenskem standar-
du in hi %verjetno, da ne bi to
konccm konca uniji najbolj Sko-
dilo, Operatorjem pa bi njena
oslabitev koristila. Kajti dnevni
fisk OglaSa stavko "a zlocin proti
vsi dezeli in pa tistim drzavam,
XII SO sedaj najbolj odvisne cd
nasega kuriva. Lastnike pa pre-
vidno izpusca liz CRAZE. Kajti vra-
ma vrani oci ne izkljuje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

MilWauSki "ObZOr" z dine Is.
nov. poroca, da DO prenehal. v
decembru izide njegova zadnja
stevilka. Njegovi narocniki bodo
potem dobivali pc emo stevilko
ma teden "AmeriSke domovine''
liz Clevelanda z milwaukee, pri-
logo. Tako sta letos prenehala
diva slovenska lista, oba katoli-
Sko usmerjena. Stautov "Obzor"
je bill poleg tega Sc klerikalno
zagrizen in urejevan napram no
vi Jugoslaviji prav .tako sovra-
EMO kot "A. d..
RADIO Staut bi milwauSki ma
selbini lahko veliko koristil, ako
bi nadaljeval pc potih pokojne-
ga Franka Novaka, cd katerega
je kupil tiskarno in list. Toda
Staut Sc je raise oprijel' nazad-
njaSkih ljudi in 81 predstavil, da
DO z njihno pomocjo postal abso-
luten boss mad naselbino. Zane
til ie med milwauSkimi Slovenci
hud BOZ, pricel intrigirati V JPZ
Sloga, podvzel akcijo "a zgradi-
tev slovenskega donna, XII Sc je
koncala S polomom in dosegel
je, da je V tel naselbini, XII je
pred njegovo naselitvijo ~slovela
vsled svojega druzabnistva, "a
sejal kupe sovrastva med ljudi.
Ker pa hoce svoj list sedaj ma
Domestic S clevelandsko "A.
d., je to dokaz, da ga MISC ME
COVE dosedanje skusnje mic IL
pametovale.
Slovaski kvizling Tiso je sci
2. dec. pred sodisce cehoslovaske
republike, da Sc zagovarja "a
svoje grehe, XII pa SO toliksni, da
SO neodpustljivi in neizbrisni.
Kajti svoj narod je prodal Hit
lerju in bi izginil S ceskim ma
rodom vred, ako bi osiSce una
gallo. Oh padcu nacizma je Tiso
zbezal, Tisti, XII SO ga varovali,
so ga poslali nazaj ma Slovasko
sele ko je vlada V Bradshaw OBJ
ljubila, da ne DO zahtevala smrt-
ne kazni zanj. Tiso je MANFRED
duhovnik, ne samo kvizling.
Vatikan je osredotocil vso svo-