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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

droves. There were so many Texans
in the Eighth Air Force, first to
reach England, and they talked so
much about Texas, the puzzled Brit
ish asked if Hitler had declared war
on Texas personally.
1t Is not in the Texas tradition
to complain about war. This
knowledge was reflected in the re-
spectful hearing the Senate Mill
tary Affairs Committee accorded
the five middle-aged, stoney-eyed
colonies, one limping, who be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

llOI anu gave -'
their whole energies and thoughts
to the business Of impartial hand
ling of the country's litigation.
Past Criticisms Recalled.
At Just what point in the past did
the American people entertain this
extraordinary awe of the court?
Speaking of one of John Marshalrs
opinions gay back in 1919, a
Philadelphia newspaper said:
The most f1imsy and false at
tempt at reasoning in the annals
of any nation"
In 1854 a respectable newspaper
characterized the court as: "A silk
gowned fogydom, a goodly portion
of it imbecile with age. a portion
antirepublican in notlon-wedded
to antiquated doctrine"
In 1858 the New York Tribune
spoke of the judges as "a handful
of political subalterns of the Federal
Executive, his creatures and tools,
appointed on partisan grounds and
for political reasons"
In 1867 the New York Independ-
ent referred to court decision as
"a sorry attempt of five not very
distinguished persons to exhibit
themselves as profound jurists,
whereas they have only succeeded
in proving themselves to be very
poor politicians"
The New York Herald called that
same decision. ''tWaddle," and the
Washington Chronicle remarked
that treason, vanquished on the
battlefield and hunted from every
other retreat, has at last found a
secure shelter in the bosom OF the
Supreme Court"
Lincoln Charitable.
Abraham Lincoln was a little more
charitable He said. Our Judges
are as honest as other men and not
more so. They have the same pas
sions for party, for power, and the
privileges of their corps"
William Howard Taft, who be-
came Chief Justice after having
been President, has been quoted as
saying in a public speech:
Il love judges and Ieaove courts.
They are my ideals on earth of
what We shall meet afterward in
Heaven under a just God"
That speech must have been made
at a congenial party composed en-
tirely of judges and may have been
intended to remove a little of the
sting of an earlier obserya ton by
Taft. AS United States Solicitor
General in Benjamin Harrison's
time, Taft had referred to the
learned justices as "a lot of num-
mics" and expressed great irritation
and contempt for their attitude.
My authority for this anecdote is
an excellent book, THE Struggle for
Judicial Supremacy written by
Justice Robert H Jackson when he
was Attorney General. Of his own
views on the subject at that time,
Justice Jackson said
II consider 1t no part of my duty
to worship the Supreme Court or its
justices. So I have no hesita-
ton in pointing out what seem to
me its mistakes or shortcomings. On
the other hand. l could not, if 1t
were asked of me write with malice
or i'll will = ="
Says Which,"
That Says which," you heard
may have come from Justice Black.
A very human institution, the ST.
preme Court, one in which the men,
bers sometimes get on one another's
nerves and things are said that
might better have gone unsaid. In
this respect it does not differ much
from a House or Senate committee
So Justice Jackson HAVING write,
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sought their consideration. It was
a sober roomful that listened to
Col. Andy Price, executive officer
of the 141st Infantry (the one who
had to use a cane):
60 Per Cent Losses.
After 40 days Of mountain fight
ing during which we gained 48
miles, including San Pietro Gas
sino outpost, we were relieved. We
had suffered 60 per cent losses.
Seven days after our green re-
placements were received we were
ordered back in the line.
On January 9, 1914, my regi-
ment had 5000 men. On Janu-
airy %, 1914, we had 961 men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

human Institution, composed of
nine very human beings. The other
Is that the public will, for a little
while, be assailed with a certain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.


@. How many people die of
starvation in the United States each
year?-L. G. E.
A. According to the Bureau of
the Census, the number of deaths
from hunger and thirst in the
United States was Is in 1910, AZ
In 1941, AZ in 1912, Is in 1943. No
later figures are available.
@. Are living things composed OF
atomS?-J. H.
A. All matter on earth, living or
lifeless, Is composed of atoms.
@. When the British King visits
the Navy he gives an order for
round of rum to be issued to the
men. What is the wording of this
order?-E. A. S.
A. The command is Splice the
main brace" It's issuance Is not
limited to the King. For example,
an admiral may so order a round
of rum.
@. How many Little Theaters are
there in the United States?-L. v.
A. The Theater Handbook re-
ports that there are over TOO estab-
lished community theaters pro-
ducing five or more plays a year
and 300 to 400 more producing one
or two plays yearly.
@. When did motor trucks first
come into use?-C. j. S.
A. The first recorded motor truck
sale in the United States was to a
department store in Providence
R. l., in 1896. The vehicle was to
be used in hauling furniture.
/ Q. What does CRALoG stand
for?-J. r. S.
A. Council of Relief Agencies
Licensed for Operation in Ger
many. CRALOG was organized in
February, 1916.
@. Did Thomas Edison ever make
a photograph record of his own
&
A. In the course of experimental
ton Mr.. Edison made many phono-
graph records of his own voice and
in addition he recorded several
talks. However only one of his
own records was ever published.
This was a speech made about 1922
and entitled Let Us Not Forget"
@. In how many States are the
incomes of corporations taxed?-
B. L. F.
A. Thirty-three States have laws
providing for a corporation income
tax.
q. When a man is rejected by
the Army is he given free transpor-
tation to his home?-G. T.
A. Men who are rejected will be
provided with transportation to the
location of the local Selective Serv-
ice Board by whom they were sent
for examinatio and instruction.
Q. Have figures been released on
the speed and range of destroyer
escorts?-E. j. S.
+ A. The Navy Department saws
that the only information released
is that the speed is about 20 knots.
/ Q. Were there any naval vessels
in use during the war with crews
composed entirely or chiefly of Ne
groes?-E. w. R.
/ A. The destroyer escort Mason.
commissioned in March, 1914. was
the first American naval vessel with
a predominately Negro crew. At the
time of commissioning, the ships
company consisted of 100 Negroes
and A whites. The second naval
vessel to be manned by a predomi-
nately Negro crew was the sub
chaser PC-l264 Fifty-three Ne
groes were originally assigned to the
ships company Later, the eight
white petty officers were replaced
by Negroes and the commanding
officer was replaced by Ensign
Samuel L. Gravely, jr., U. S. N. r.
%, Richmond, Va, the first colored
officer to be assigned to a fighting
ship of the Navy. Some small patrol
craft had all colored personnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

lO lotCl loOlllS.
I advised my
readers at that
time not to come
to New York un-
less they had
r / c h relatives
with extra guest
rooms, or were
bringing tents
and cots to pro-
vide shelter for
the family.
I am now back
in New York and
I can't even get
my old bench in
Grand Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

@. How many Little Theaters are
there in the United States?-L. v.
A. The Theater Handbook re-
ports that there are over TOO estab-
lished community theaters pro-
ducing five or more plays a year
and 300 to 400 more producing one
or two Dlays YEARLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

to the Judiciary Committee of the
two houses, those two committees
could properly reply that they I'M
derstand just how he feels and let
the matter end there.
Nobody in Washington seems to
believe there Is really much more
that the committees can do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

strongly p I e
pared German
positions a n d
against the ad-
vice of subordi-
mates.
To date the
War Department
h a S defended
Gen. Clark and
kept the lid on.
With Gen. Clark
on the rack, the
case might de-
velop into the
whole story of
the Italian cam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

amount OF piouS
nonsense.
Typical Of the
nonsense, t this
para graph from
a current COM
mentator:
The Ameri-
can people in
the past have
thought OF the
Supreme Court
as a sacred IN
stitution where
men forgot all
partisanship and
personal ambi-
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McLemore-
Uses 81 Priority
To Get Surplus Chair
Bv Henry McLem0re

NEW YORK.-The last time I was
In New York I wrote a column
about how I had to sleep in Grand
Central Station because there were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Doris F7eeson
Texans Stage Verdun
Lone Star State National Guard
Insists Clark Shan't Be Major General

The National Guard Division Of Texas the 36h
Verdun here against Gen leadership
of the Italian campaign they heaviest losses
of the entire
They determined that Gen Clark pass to the
rank of major specifically
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Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
NE. Washington 2, D. c. Please in
close 3 cents for return postage.
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LoyeH MeNen
On the. Other Hand
Doesn't Think Congress Committees
Can Do Much About the Court Fight

Whatever else results from the attack against Justice
launched by Justice Observation-Disclosures it
In teapot hurricane that shakes the old ship
Its barnacled bottom top mbers-two pre-
dicted One Is that the public
standing of the fact that the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

he needleSSly Threw away their
comrades lives when he ordered
two frontal attacks across the Ra-
pido River early in 1914 against
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

nitro naprej. Mr.. Sore je tudi
ze postavi temelj "a spome-
mix. Mr.. KosiG bo naredil ia
spomenik "a, polovicno ceno,
kot bi v resnici morale stati.
Nasa prihodnja mesecna seja
Sc bo vrsila v sohoto 10. avgu-
sta, ker to je zadnja seja skup-
nih zastopnikov. Ste vsi PROSE
nj, da ste gotovo navzoci. Od-
bor Sc zelo trudi ma tenn, da ho
dan 25. augusta velik prank
collinwoodske naselbine, kateri
nam DO ostal v trajnem spomi-
nu. Posebno Sc odlikujeta v tenn
delu nasa predsednica odbora,
Mrs. Tomle in John Zaman.
Storila sta s tenn v zvezi ze ne
steto poti. seveda, pomaga j.
ma tudi ostali odbor.
Theresa Gorjanc,
zapisnikarica. u
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drastva Vodnikov Venec stew.
lat Anton Jankovich; Cd dru-
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delegatov.
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Bernice Noyak, koncert Y av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
Ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
20. oktobra, nedelja. - 1O-let-
MICA krozka Stew. 3 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk - igra in pies
v Slovenskem drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave.
10. oktobra, nedelja. - Sloven-
ska zenska zveza st. Al pies
v Sloyenskem delavskem do
MI na Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, sobota - Betsy
Ross AFU - Piles v Sloyen-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
26. OktObra, sObota. - Carniola
Tent No. 1888 The Maccabees
Pies v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega DOM a ma st.
Clair Ave.
~. oktobra, nedelja. - Dram
ski zbor "Ivan Cankar". Igra
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega dom a ma st. Clair
Ave.
"a. Oktobra, nedelja. - 3O-let-
Mica drustva ''Vipavski raj",
st. 312 SNPJ v Slovenskem
domu ma Holmes Ave.
~. Oktobra nedelja-Waterloo
Camp WOW - prireditev v
obeh dvoranah Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Road.
1. novembra, petek. - State
Highway, pies v avditoriju
Slov. mar. donna.
2. novembra, sObota. - Drustvo
"Danica" st. II SDZ. Pies v
avditoriju S. N. Donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
8. novembra, nedeIja. - Glas-
bena Matica. Koncert v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave.
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STRAIN 3

8. noyembra, nedelja. Collin
wood Hive T. M. prireditev
v obeh dvoranah Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road.
q. novembra, sobOta. - Drustvo
Slovenec st. 1. SDZ. Pies v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma st. Clair Ave.
10. noyembra, nedelja. - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora "Slovan"
VS.: D. Domu, oh 3. uri popol-
dne.
10. nOvembra, nedelja. - Slo-
yenska narodna citalnica. -
Proslaya 4O-letnice v avdito-
riju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
10. noyembra, nedelja - V Boj
SNPJ - prireditev v obeh
dvoranah Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
16. noyembra, sobOta. - Drus-
two Sv. Ane st. 4 SDZ. Plesna
veseiica v avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave.
IL. novembra, nedelja. - Blaue
Donau. Koncert v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
II. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski pevski zbor SID -
prireditev v obeh dvoranah
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
%. nOvembra, sobOta. - Drus-
two Sv. Cirila in Metoda st. 18
SDz. Pies v avditoriju slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave.
IA. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
redba podruznice stew. 1O6
SANS v Slovenskem druStve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave.
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Proslava 'odkritja
spomenika

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor "a
spomenik je zadnje case zelo
zaposlen pripravami "a od-
kritje spomenika ma vrtu Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. tako, da nina niti
casa poroeati v javnosti syoje
aktivnosti.
Ia dolgo pricakovana in We
lika slavnost Sc DO vrsila v ne
deljo rs. augusta. Program S
povorko Sc pricne OBJ 2 uri po-
poldne. Potem nastopijo govor-
niki, pevsko drustvo Jadran
in Mladinski pevski zbor S. D.
Donna. Miss Florence Unetie bo
zapela amerisko himno. Po pro-
gramu sc bo vrsila zabava v
obeh dvoranah. Ia pies bodo
igrale godbi Vadnal in Sezun. V
slucaju dezja Sc program vrsi v
dvorani. Posamezna vabila bo-
do razposlana vse mfantom vo-
jakom, elanom organizacij v
okrozju Slovenskega delavske-
ga donna.
V kratkem DO easopisu OBJ
javljen nataneen program pro-
slave. Kot je bilo porocano ma
seji, Mr.. Kosic, kamnosek, XII
izdeluje spomenik, gre z delom
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Ne pu$Sajte otrok samih
brez ysrs4ya


Frank D. Celebrezze, mestni
direktor poroea, da Sc je venem
izmed sosednjih mest zadnji te-
den primeril izreden- slucaj, ko
je matt odsla k sosedu, da ne
kan poklice ma telefon. Donna
je pustila same tri majhne otro-
ke, kateri SO v njeni odsotno-
sti hotei prizgati pee ma ollie.
Ko so jo prizgali, je pee eksplo-
dirala, vzgala notranjost kuhi-
ME, kjer so nasli smrt v plane
nih vsi trije otroci. Ia dogo-
dek maj DO v svarilo vsem IT,
slim starsem, kateri imajo ma
yado puseati otroke same donna
brez prayega yarstva.
Vecina starsev, kateri iscejo
uteho pred vrocino in soparico
" teh dneyih izven svojega do
ma, navadno malo pomislijo ma
varnost svojih otrok, ko jih pu-
stijo same donna.
zadnji teden je bila poklica-
ma policija ma neki dom, kjer so
otroci jokai IN ikricali, in nasla
tam pet mslih 'otrok, zaklenje-
nih v emo soho, da ne bi prisi v
{aksno nssre6o, medtem ko SO
Sc njih starsi zabavaii druged.
Ako bi sc BIZ tedaj primeril
ogeaj Y tistj hisi bi hiin gotovo
vseh pet otnok zgorelo in njih
starsi b bill po vssj prayici
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BUDHIN DEMANT

tako bogato opremljen kot ME-
gov gospodar. Nosil je njegovc
orozje: khorasansko sabljo, cije
rocaj Sc je svetil dragih kan.
nov, in dve pistol, vlozeni 2
zlatom in bogato damaskinirani
Radza je bill silno zamisljen.
Komaj Sc je bill dotaknil jedil,
ii 50 jih postayili predenj in ma.
yidezno olajsan Sc je dyignil in
pomigai syojinaa dyema gosto-
ma, mai mu sledita v njegovo
delavnico. Razen nekaj naslo.
njaeev il zeleznega lesa, vloze-
mega $ koralami in opali, ia So
ba nj imela mic orijentalskega
na sebi. Ma mizi je bila kartote-
ka, pisalni stroj in cello brezzic-
nj brzojayni aparat. Radza Doab
sirmur, ki je dolgo casa bival v
Parizu in Londonu, je bill pono-
sen ma to, da uporablja najno-
vejse iznajdbe.
Pomignil je syojima tajniko-
ma, Rayani in Jaghiru, maj Sc
deta poleg MEGA, "a mizo, XII .je
bila pokrita S papirji, katerih
vsak je incl svojo etiketo in XII
so bill skrbno razvrsceni. Radza
je wei v roke kup pisem, izmed
katerih je yeeina nosila postni
pecat San Franciska.
- Dobre novice imamo IL
Rusije in Kavkaza, je dejal; re-
volucija izborno napreduje: v
n ekaj mesecih, morda cello v
nekaj tednih DO pred vratmi In
die.
- In Amerika? je yprasal
Jaghir.
- Tam pa nam gre slabo, :je
zamrmral radza nezadovoljno.
Misterija sc je morala cez noe
ukrcati in zapustiti San Franci-
sko. Razen tega so bill vsi po-
skusi, najti Budhin demant,
brezuspesni.
In Doab Sirmur je odprl emo
pisem, XII jih je incl pred seboj
in ga preeital obema Indijce-
ma.
- In vendar moramo zopet
najti ia demant, je dejal radza
z nepotrpezljivim glasom moza,
XII je nayajen, da ga vse slusa.
Misterija hoce tako. Ia demant
nam je neobhodno potreben, da
prienemo z .veliko revolto, XII
osvobodi naso domovino.
- Edino emo moznost ina
mo, je dejal Ravana po daljsem
molku: vprasajmo "a svet ma
Sega velikega vedeza, Yoghija
All Maha. On We vse in vidi vse
in nam morda pove, kje Sc ma
haja demant.
(Dalje pr5hodnjsS)
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NadGl lieDanje)
S este poglayje
Y0ghijeva yizija


Doab Sirmur, maharadza kne-
levine Ahrungabad pri Bonn
bayu, je pravkar dovrsil svoj
0bed.' Servirali so mu ga bill 2
xso razkosnostjo, XII SO bill v ma
yadi pri indijskih princih. Je-
dilnica je bila il roznatega mar
morja, njen strop je bill okrasen
2 zlatimi arabeskami in vodo-
met je metal curek do vrha ku-
pole. Cd tod je padal nazaj v
Yeliko skoljko il rdecega porfi-
j.. v velikih ploskih posodah SO
sc pocasi topili kosi ledu in elek-
tricne pahljace s krili il oranz-
ne svile so razsirjale po dvo-
rani prijeten hlad, ceprav je
zunaj vladala silna vrocina.
Mia je bila okrasena z orhi-
dejami, magnolijami in bengal;
skimi vrtnicami. Sunni, oblece-
nj v bel muslin, so. prinasali
radzi, Xxi je sedel pod presto
lem il zlate tkanine, jedi, XII so
bile pripravljene v dvorni ku-
hinji in XII 50 bile deloma indij-
skega, deloma evropskega Two
ra. .. .
Po juhi IL salanganskih gnezd
50 prisle ma mizo plavute NOR
skega soma v omaki, holoturi-
je, peceni, mladi paw z gobami,
ribe, bambusove mladike, pri-
pravljene kot sparglji in kot po-
obedek SO prinesli v kosarah il
zlatega filigrana in ma pestro-
barvanih perzijskih kroznikih
razlicno JUNO sadie; med dru-
gim ogromne ananase in raw
nokar natrgane kokosove ore
he, polne okusnega mleka. Pi-
jaca je obstojala il rorta, 81
razkega vina in palmovega IL
kerja.
Ia dan je incl radza diva 60
sta, diva Indijca, XII sta pa po-
stala ze skoraj Evropejca, ker
sta bivala dolgo v Angliji. Bila
sta njegova zaupnika. Toda
menda radi prisotnosti dveh te-
lesnih straznikoy, XII sta stala
pri vratih, oborozena $ srebr-
MIN kijem in pozlaceno sulico,
je bill radza spregovoril lie par
brezpomembnih besed.
Doab Sirmur, XII je bill kakih
trideset let star, je incl ponos-
no in pravilno lice in cd sonca
potemnelo polt. Glavo mu je po-
krival turban IL kitajskega kre-
pa z okraskom draguljey. Oble-
Gen je bill v teloynik il omega
zlatega brokarta, XII je danda-
nes izdelovan samo Sc v Indiji,
pocez je incl prevezano serpo il
rdecega kasnirja. Ia njim je
stal 'paz, XII je bill skoraj pray
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v PARIZU

Nadaljevanje 1. stranD
svetovanju S svojimi kolegi re
ma nogah.
mi sprejemamo sugestijo 6.
Byrnesa," je izjavil sovjetski
zunanji minister z ozirom ma
poziv, da Sc njegov govor objavi
v sovjetskih listih, potem pa rez-
ko pristavil, da medtem ko uteg-
nejo biti britski in ameriski IL
sti "svobodni," pa nikakor MISC
"posteni in pravicni." Vceraj-
snja pariska izdaja new-yorske-
ga lista Herald Tribune" nj pri-
obeila njegoyega govora, je re-
KEEL Molotov, pac pa ga je kriti-
zirala.
Molotov odklanja obtozbo, da
Russia skusa komu diktirah
Nato je Molotov udaril po av-
stralskem zunanjem ministru
Evattu, XII je yodja takozvanega
bloka malih drzav ter zanikal,
da Sovjetska zveza skusa komu
diktirati. Molotov je istotako "a
nikal, da; je Russia kdaj skusala
omejiti stevilo udelezencev ma
miroyni konferenci, potem pa je
sarkastieno vprasab dali hi
Byrnes zelel, da so ma
konferenci zastopane tudi take
drzaye kot so ma primer Hondu-
ras, Haiti, Guatemala in deset
drugih, XII 50 napovedale vojno
Italiji, toda MISC poslale niti enc
ga vojaka ma bojisce.
Byrnes je v syojem napadu ma
Molotova med drugim rekel, da
SO sovjetski predstavniki ponov-
no OBJ prilikah, kadar MISC mogli
prodreti, zaceli Zedinjenim drza-
vam ocitati motive, katerih MISC
imele.
&c. Molotov hi moral spozna-
ii, da s tako taktiko ne bo nice
sar dosegel, je izjavil Byrnes.
Taxa taktika Sc pref ali slej
upre tudi najbolj potrpezljivim
[judem."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Lepa prilika

"a hitrega kupca; proda Sc po-
sestvo v Euclidu, po zmerni ceni
zaradi preselitve. Podrobnosti sc
poizve pc telefonu: Main 3243.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
s1natrani za morilce svojih
lastnih Otrok.

1aSluAH OlTOk. -
Ako imajo starsi navajo pu-
seati otroke donna same, s tern
riskirajo tako Avljenja tistih,
ri Sc zanasajo toliko ma njih
obrambo, kateri v miru spijo,
ker mislijo, da jih euvajo start
81 in varujejo vsake nezgode.
Kadar namerayate zyecer obi
tt cd donna, 81 preje preskrbite
zanesljivo odrasceno osebo, XII
DO varovala vase otroke, ako
tega ne morete doseGi, tedaj
ostanite lepo donna pri otrocih.