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Evening star., 1947-12-02
Big Four
Continued From First Page.)

the Foreign Ministers themselves.
The French compromise proposal
provided that Russia should receive
certain property rights in the Zis-
terdorf oil fields in Eastern Aus
tria, the Danube Shipping Co. and
a cash payment of 100000 900 in
return for yielding any further
claims on formerly German-owned
property in that area.
The Russians took the position
that they were entitled to all Ger
man assets.
Mr.. Bidault left London last night
and is due back tomorrow. In his
absence France is represented at the
Council table by his deputy, Maurice
Couve de Murville.
In advance of today's meeting it
was uncertain whether the Big Four
would plunge Immediately into dis
cusSon of the Austrian issue or con-
tinue through a seventh session
their debate on the best way to write
a peace treaty with Germany.
Three hours of debate on this sub
ject yesterday served only, to cover
much the same ground the Foreign
Ministers previously had gone over
at their meeting in Moscow last
spring.
The only new development was
charge by Mr.. Molotov that the
Western powers were trying to make
a colony" out of the German ma
ton. Mr.. Molotov delivered the
charge in opposing a proposal by
Gen. Marshall that German accept
ance of the peace treaty should be
made a part of the new German
constitution.
This, Mr.. Molotov said, would
subordinate the constitution to the
peace treaty. The Soviet Union
he argued, has faith that the Ger
man people-after an Allied occu-
patton of many years-will become
democratic and peaceloving ano
should not be subjected to such 8
requirement. = Y g. 6 g.. Il.
g Propaganda Appeal Seen -
Associates of Gen. Marshall latel
expressed the view privately that by
attacking the American propose
Mr.. Molotov had s4eslud$ 4 pfetex'
for making what the American!
considered another propaganda ap.
peal to the German people.
Mr.. Molotov did, however, accep
another Marshall proposition stat
ing that in drafting a German
treaty the Big Four should give spe'
cial consideration to any recon-
mendations approved by two
thirds vote in the general peace con-
ference; also should consider any
ma jority proposals of the conference
On another point Gen. Marshal
modified earlier American policy
and agreed that any German treaty
should be signed by German gov
eminent. Mr.. Molotov, had beer
insistent on this.
The previous American position
had been that the treaty should be
imposed on the whole German peo.
pie and that no government coule
stand the loss of prestige involved
in signing the pact.
The Russian delegation was aug
mented today by the arrival in Eng
land of Soviet Deputy Foreign Min
lister Andrei Y. Vishinsky, who ha'
been attending the United Nations
Assembly session in New York. Mr.
Vishinsky disembarked from thu
liner Queen Mary at Southampton.
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Builder. Joins Fight
On Bungalow Project.
In Rockville Area

The Montgomery County Commis-s
sioners today received . requese
from a Washington builder to stop
construction of 400 bungalows on
the Viers Mill road, about 4 miles
from Rockville. 4
1t was the second criticism of the
project within a week. Last Tues-ss
day Brooke Johns. president Of thss
Board Of County Commissioners, de-
scribed the homes, which are being5
built by the Harris Construction
Corp. New York, as "shacks." Hee
predicted the development WOULD
become sium area In five years. 1
Today's request was made by MAJ
than Goodman. 6817 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. who owns 180 acres about
a mile from the Harris Corps
project. Mr. Goodman said he had
planned to develop his tract into, 4
golf course surrounded by singlS
family homes similar to the Manor
Club development on Georgia ave4
nue. extended.
In view of the type of homes be-
ing built by the Harris Corp, how
ever, Mr. Goodman said, he did not
know whether he would 60 ahead
with his plans.
In rejecting the request, the COM
missioners explained they could take
no action as long as the Harris Corp.
complies with building laws.
Agreeing with Mr.. Goodman that
the homes are an "eyesore," Mr..
Johns said, Its a shame that We
cannot do ANYTHING abollt it."
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24
FOUR TOWN''
Hy ROWLAND BISHOP

OUR TOWN is putting on it's garments of Spring and in spite of the unprecedented cold Spring. it's looking more and more if really it's way with swimming and bathing again for OUR TOWNERS on OUR OWN Beach, If moths got into your favore swimming trunks last winter whw cheer up. Edgecomb-Poppes In OUR TOWN will be able to take of Grotons tavorte shopping foksy in New London H. Marcus Company on North Bank Street has got real swan line that will make you the Romeo of OUR TOWNS beach, Along with swimming and spors the long evening bound to bring out more pleasure drivers and you will be glad to that Connecticut State Police, with Barracks In OUR TOWN is to institute their STATE POLICE tAL- CON SERVICE Yep not trusting the pleasure drlvers too much the Connecticut State Poice First in War and First Peace naugurated May 10th the First State Police Hecopter Service record in these United States The of this modern experiment in traffic control was the Housatonc Rver Saturday afternoon May lO directly the Collegiate triangular boat between the Pennsylvania and Columbia Let's look Tn on what occurred on the Housatonc and picture your minds our good local Lieut. Mackenzie not McKenze), of the Groton Barracks supervising traffic from the air during the Yale-Harvard Regatta this season:
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

area, that is a Encouragement for Grotonites to shop in their own home town.
 Mrs. Ware and William Spicer took up the opposition with facts and figures that minimized the $45, 5,000 as a drop in the bucket that would only encourage the Bo- rough Government to take the Bo- rough into project that would leave it in debt for years with greatly increased tax problem to absorb the debt.
 The more optimistic majority lead by MT. Thomas Whipple saw the Borough greatly benefited by the project with increased build ing of homes and business sites that would absorb the temporary increased cost in road develop ment and upkeep. This group pre- vented the Mitchell Street Project proposal from being tabled.
 The figures and costs for the project propounded by William Spicer brought some gasps from even tf1e most optimistic, especially when he declared that he had ob- tained his figures from the State Highway Engineers office in Nor wich.
 Restless clamors for vote on the proposal started to drown out MT. Spicer's statistics when the opposi- tion saved the day by entertain ing motion to vote by Grand List. While a messenger departed for a copy of the Grand list another mo- ton was quickly proposed and passed to adjourn the meeting un- til further facts and figures on the cost of the project could be ob- tained from the State Highway En- gineerS' office.
 Many of the established mer- chants on Thames street are op- posed to the Mitchell Street pro- ject as the small businesses located on the present Borough Main Tho rofare represent many thousands of dollars investment, and they feel that in some cases their life work would be sacrificed in the abandon ment of Thames Street.
 However, the younger element of the town feel that Mitchell Streets development would mean the difference of an InduStrially developed Town that would give them and their families work and homes, as against retarded Town that they uol11d have tO abandon to seek work elsewhere.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

icut with all powers is a mock cry of ordinary common law prin- cipieG. The Supreme Court of the United States in all test cases never admits of the theory of acting governors" with powers apart from the governor elected in ordinary fashion. A state must always have a governor with full powers. Now Governor Snow ap- pointed, or rather reappointed, Dr.. Satti to his position as Workmen'S Compensation Commissioner. Snow was governor on January 1st, the date the vacancy occurred, and hence the date the position began anew. Now the law of this State is that the governor shall appoint Ion OR before" the date the vac ancy occurs. Now Snow was gov- ernor ON the date the vacancy oc- cured as well as being governor BEFORE the vacancy occurred. Baldwin was only governor BE- FORE the vacancy occurred. To admit of the Baldwin-Jewett the ory would be to admit that gov ernor could fill up all anticipated vacancies in the state government from now until Kingdom Come! Such is obviously illogical. If the Supreme Court of the United States finds for Jewett = as we know it will not-confuSion of the most revolutionary sort will reign in affairs of state government in this nation. McConaughy, the pres ent governor, as well as the other Al state governors, could fill up all anticipated vacancies from now
 (Continned on Page Eight)
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

But judicial affairs are the high est type of political affairs. We have always laughed at this gag about getting the judiciary "out of politics" Politics, to impute to it it's classical, highest defini- tion which we think is always good to pursue, is only wise policy, wise public policy. And to say that courts do not concern themselves with that would make even low ly police court judge vince!
 Lawyers are experts, or are SUD- posed to be, in the publications of only one of the three branches of our government, the judicial. The legislative and executive branches likewise have their own publica- tions which lawyers as a rule are no more appraised of, or in- terested in, than the average lay man. To deny ourselves as a newspaper the very American privilege of not watching what courts are going to do is to deny our American birthright of its full lest, most healthy expression.
 Now the facts of the Satti- Jewett case are these: Former Governor Baldwin appointed" At torney Jewett of Old Lyme as our Sacond District WOrkmen'S Com pensation Commissioner before he went out of office on December 27, 1946. q believe that was the date.) Baldwin resigned and was succeeded for fortnight by Dr.. Wilbert Snow of Wesleyan Uni versity, who at that time was Lieu tenant Governor. To say that he was not the Governor of Connect
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24
The Satti-J -Je,Uett Case

We have never agreed with the ethics that the Amer can Association requests be followed by newspapers in pers refrain from commenting before the bench rid the court of accusation of outside and undue
 We have enough faith in judges to believe that judges can be influenced only by the right We trust that Dr. Satt vndcated by Supreme Court of Errors be- say that he is not the Supreme Court Of the United States in Washington definitely will find for Dr.
 has influenced find for the good Doctor Besides such an opinion being insult of Amercanism here are lot of good Democrats who know that ant scared to pop off even to them }, it definitely shows how many people think of political Gas udiciaD affairs If Satti were GOP then espousa of his side would be evidence to a lot of negatvists that "sourgrapesng our ro~+xr
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

Traffic control Dy ground pa trols is a difficult procedure m- der ordinary circumstances at events where thousands of people gather at any outdoor events" :" Commissioner Hickey declared, but during a recent observation ride with w. Y. Humphreys, su- pervisor of plant protection at the United Aircraft Corp, East Hart ford, he saw the possibilities of successful control from the air and after a discussion with United Aircraft Company's officials ar ranged the forthcoming experiment involving the loan of the Sikorsky helicopter.
 The helicopter was based at the Bethany airport Saturday after noon and took off with CommiS- sioner Hickey and Captain Ralph Buckley, state police traffic divi- sion head, at 3 p. m. Vinton Smith, executive transportation pilot for United Aircraft Corp. piloted the aircraft.
 The air observation party ob- served traffic conditions on Routes 34 and no in Derby, Shelton, An sonia, Seymour, Oxford, Monroe and Woodbridge prior to the races and by radio directed approxi- mately 30 state police patrolmen at various traffic posts and in pa- trol cars doing traffic control work before, during and after the races.
 State Police radio communica- tion between the helicOpter and ground units were employed to report and direct the control of traffic hazards and compositions ob- served on the ground. Motor ve- hicle accidents were spotted by the helicopter crew and investi- gated and cleared promptly by ground patrol cars.
 Motor vehicles on Routes 34 and no were permitted to park only on the river side of the road dur ing the races. All traffic was brought to a standstill along the tWo-mile-ceurse during the pro- gress of each race.
 Captain William l.. Schatzman, Western district commander, and It. Victor Clarke, Bethany Sta ton commander, coordinated the efforts of the ground patrol detail during the event.
 Director Charles M. Morgan of
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

James Buck) Coleman, Mrs. Elmer Ware and William Spicer ably took up the debate for the op- position.
 Buck, Democratic Central Com mitteeman, was highly in favor of utilizing the $45,00O grant from tE7e Town for Borough Road Up keep, naming Thames Street, Eastern Point Road, and Poquon- nook Road as badly in need of re- pair. He further suggested that some of the funds could be used for widening Thames Street to take care of the congested shopping
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24
E. B. to Close for
 Maintenance Period

The Electric Boat Co. announced today that it will close it's entire Groton plant for a maintenance, inventory and vacation period be- ginning at midnight, Thursday, Ju- ly 3, and continuing until Monday, July IA.
 Employees will receive vacation pay checks with their checks for the week ending June 29, on July
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24
Mitchell Street DeveIopment Presents Popular Appeal
''To Be, or Not to Be : That Is the Question"

The meeting of the Borough voters to talk over advise the Boro Fathers their proposal for the Ex tension of Mitchell Street through the Old Morgan place. owned by Ira Marquard who has gracious offered
 100 foot swathe through his property to the Borough brought an eager interested group to the School Street. First District Hal There standing room only and the voters favor of the project by far thn
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

the Veterans Advisory Center tells us:
 "The Area Veterans Advisory Service Center, AT Colt Street, New London, Conn, is kept very busy by the veterans from the town of Groton. This Veterans Center has been set up for all Groton, New London, Waterford, Salem, Lyme, Old Lyme, and East Lyme veterans These seven com munities appropriate $1.5O per vet eran each year for the operational costs of the Area Veterans Ad- visory Service Center.
 The Center is operated and su- pervised by board of directors composed of seven men-one rep resentative from each community. MT. John C. Couch is the appoint ed representative from the town of Groton-serving actively as a member of the board of directors.
 Records at the Center indicate that 959o of the Groton Veterans are using the Area Veterans Ad- visory Service Center for infor- nation, guidance and counseling. The following is statistical re- port rendered to the Eastern Con- necticut News by Director Charles M. Morgan:
 Number of veterans who have
 been into the Center- 2450 Gross numbers of interviews
 bv subjects .-. 1852 Education . 900 Terminal Leave --.-.-....-.---.------. 584 Insurance ...-..--..-..-..-.------ 446 Apprenticeships, trade ------------ 368 Loans, home and business 344 Employment -4------------------------------ 336 On-the-job training 218 Dental claims filed ------------ 298 Readjusptment allowance - 172 Medical attention ------------- 146 Legal advice -------------------------- 1l6 War ASSests Administration,
 surplus property no Pensions filed -------------------- lOB War Bonds not received after
 discharge -------------------------------- SU Family problems ---------------------- 90 Civil Service -------------------------- 84 Sugar Rationing ----------------------- 8z Vocational Counseling - 30 Hospital trips to Newington
 and to Rocky Hill -------- 72 Housing --------------------------------- tO Financial assistance -------------- 60
 (Continaed on Page FiVs)
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24
Science or Sabotage?

The Soviet Union has recently embarked on a program to train 100000 scientists in the next five years-seven times as many as the United States turns out.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-05-24

Director Charles M. Morgan of
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

vzdrzuje kounistieno" ludstvo. Dosledno tel logi
Gina katoske slovenske duhovscine nj bila najtezjh
dneh ljudstvom Oni XII trkali svoa pravoverna
katoliska in udska prsa-vonik ljudstva-so ze pred
pobegn tako dr. Ahcn XII ze pred vojno zasedel
mehak stolcek redakc centranega fasisticnega sta
Rmu Pravoverni duhovnk in veliki zadruznk Gabrov-
SEX in urednk Slovenca Khar sta sla nozemstvo "a
zlato Sko Rozman XII je Sc leta 1914 govor
stolnici da ga boza prevdnost posava odgovorno
mesto e zbeza (morda bo clankar opravceva ia beg
tem da ga je spet neka taxa previdnost odpokcala j.
Duhovscna il staerske in Gorenjske je ba izseena
nihce cd nh odpadh duhovnkov XII so sli par
zane predcasno nj vrnil Duhovniki pa XII osta Sc
svojih mestih pa povezal vsenarodnm pokretom
Postal so po logk reakconarev pomagaci komunistov
"Odpadi' duhovniki unairai strasnih mlkah v
celske piskru (znanem zaporu casa okupace) Tako
bivsi skofjski tanik Potokar Gersak Zavrsnk Zopet
drugi bill odpeljani koncentracijska taborsca v
Dachau-u duhovnik Ledinek je
prebl Dachauu 80 mesecev-kot pon1agac partizanov
Medtem ko odpadli duhovniki umiral trpe so
nj pravovern sebi Cerkvi zvesti duhovniki zivel
mirno sigurno zvlene dalec proc cd vojne vhre tud
daec proc Cd "svoega sovenskega udstva In maj da
sodijo Eek cathedra urbi at orbvse ludske duhov-
nike Kdo e osvobodl slovensko udsvo? Kdo e omogoc
ludstvo, kateremu je ponagaa tudi pescca ''odpadh
duhovnikov!
(Daje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Obnavljanje enega najvecjih
mostov ma Donavi

Obnovitvene della velikega ze-
lezniskega mostu ma Donavi med
Erdutom in Bogojevim, XII so Sc
pricela pred sestimi meseci, ma
glo napredujejo. Delovni kolek-
tiv sc je obvezal, da bo pred
zaeetkom mraza zgradil vse sti-
ri betonske stebre in diva velika
stebra - zascitnika proti ledu.
To obvezo so izpolnili in zgradili
tudi re dovoz in odvoz po mostu.
Most gradijo ma mestu, XII je bill
med vojno razrusen. Iolzina
mostu ,znasa mad 600 metrov.
Nov most DO poleg mostu "Rde-
&c Armade" eden najvecjih mo-
stov ma Donavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

kavna. Mesar je bill pravkar pri-
nesel KOS. govedine. III pa tam
de Miss Cunningham dala gorili
grizljaj sirovega mesa in tokrat
ii je ponudila slabsi del odrezka.
Pokusil je, potem pa mi da-
rilce resno vrnil, me prijel "a
desnico in mi jo polozil ma meh-
kejsi del odrezka. Odrezla sem
|koscek, XII ga je slast pojedel.
IOb mojem povratku je moi ne
cak nejeverno poslusal novice.
Ponovila sem torej poskus, pa
y istim uspehom, SAND da Jan
|slabsega mesa sedaj niti ugriznil
ni."
Ma zalost sta Sc Cunningham
in neeak morala loeiti cd svoje-
|ga ucenca, kateremu sta bila po-
stala sum a. Zaman sta iskala
osebo, XII bi bila skrbela zanj
med njuno odsotnostjo. spreje-
la sta ponudbo nekega Ameri-
cana prieo zagotoWla, da DO Jan
Gorilla srecno zivel v zasebnem
|gaju ma Floridi. Prekasno sta
zvedela resnico: Jana Gorilo je
|nabavil ravnatelj potujoee me-
nazerije. Nekaj tednov po kru-
tenn razstanku je uboga opica
poginila cd zalosti v New Yorku.
Meme ostanke je kupil American
Museum of Natural History, kjer
lahko vidite nagaceno zival.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
(Dalje prIhodnW6)

bor, XII ina veselico v rokah, je
porocal, da je ze vse pripravlje-
no "a postrezbo posetnikov.
Nasa zadnja mesecna seja je
bila zelo dobro obiskana in Sc je
vrsila v lepem redu. Prosvetni
odbor je porocaf, da bo dobil
predavatelja "a april in maj. ze
sedaj ste elanice vabljene, da, ,se
udelezite v Tvelikem stevilu te-
ga predavanja. Februarja me-
SEGA nam je predaval DR.. vi
rant in sicer kako moramo va
rovati svoje oci. Predavanje je
bilo zelo zanimivo.
Nasa tajnica, kot tudi skrb-
ma gospodinja nase blagajne,
sta pojasnile,~ ~da Sc nasa blagaj-
ma krci, ker vedno vec daruje-
mo kot pa sprejemamo. Seveda
darujemo "a dobre namene.
Zato, da bi zopet napolnili ma
SO blagajno, napolnimo v nede-
ljo dvorano Slovenskega delav-
skega donna, v kateri Sc bo We
selica vrsila. Tako bono lahko
nadaljevale z nasimi prispevki
"a dobre namene.
Theresa Gorjanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Kredit "a gradnjo mostu
v Studencih

Mestni ljudski odbor v Mari
boru je sprejel nacrt Cestne
uprave "a gradnjo mostu preko
Drave v Studencih in je v ia ma
men odobril kredit mad 3 mill
jone dinarjev. Most bodo gradili
ma mestu, kjer je stal prejsnji
XII ga je lani odnesla voda. Inze-
nirji Splosne stavbne druzbe IL
delujejo nafrte. Raeunajo, da bo
ze vmarcu postavljena glavna
konstrukcija mostu. Most, XII DO
veal Maribor S Studenci, DO
uporabljen "a pesce in lahka
vozila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Koncert "Slovana"

CleVeldnQ, ~. - Namenll sem
Sc napisati par vrstic v zvezi S
pomladanskim koncertom nase-
ga pevskega zbora "Slovan".
Kakor po navadi, DO priredil tu-
di letos spomladanski koncert
in sicer ma Velikonocno nede-
lju. Marsikdo sc BIO vprasal, "a
kaj ravno ma velikonocno nede-
ljo? Da DO obcinstvu pojasnje-
no maj obvestim, da je ma nasi
redni seji bilo sklenjeno, da pri-
redimo mas koncert ma Belo ne
deljo, toda zvedeli smo, da bo
ma to nedeljo Sc neki drugi pew
ski zbor incl svoj koncert. Da
storimo vsem uslugo smo prelo-
zii koncert "a emo nedeljo ma
zaj. Marsikateri DO rekel, zakaj
pa ne naprej? Pc nasemu dru-
stvenemu koledarju vidimo, da
je tudi ia nedelja rezervirana.
Potem Sc je pojavila tudi teza-
va v zvezi godbo in dvorano,
XII je ze V naprej bila oddana.
Upam, da DO cenjeno obcin-
stvo upostevalo te tezave in da
ne bo pozabilo na koncert "Slo-
vana". Ne bi izgledalo pravilno,
&c hi emo ter isto nedeljo bilo
vec koncertov naenkrat. Mora
mo tudi misliti ma to, da je ia
nedelja, nedelja, katere Sc We
sell YES svet, ker je mas Odre-
senik vstal il groba. Takrat SO
ljudje veselo peli alelujo g.
Zakaj Sc torej ne bi tudi mi ve-
selii?
Kolikor mi je znano Sc vstop-
nice re nahajajo v predprodaji.
Ko pride pred vas kaksen clan
"Slovana', ne odrecite sc vstop-
nicam, ampak jih kupite. z od-
klanjanjem ubijete YES pogum
tistih, XII Sc trudijo, da bi jih
cim vec prodali. Sezite po vstop-
micah in dajte tenn zboru "Slo-
van" Sc vecjo korajzo "a bodoce
delo. Dokazite zvaso obilno ude-
lezbo, da je dvorana v resnici
premajhna "a naso naselbino,
ter da jo bono morali, kot so to
storili Ribnicani, razriniti, da DO
odgovarjala potrebam.
Pri koncu moran omeniti,
da to ne bo navaden koncert.
Ma programu DO tudi kratka
opereta, XII je zelo zanimiva.
Torej pridite v nedeljo 6.
aprila oh 4. uri popoldan v Slo-
venski drustveni dom ma Re-
cher Ave.
Ia publicijski odbor:
Frank Rupert.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Veselica krozka st. l
'''Progresivnih Slovenk"
Frank Rupert,

Cleveland, O. - To je ze obi
cal nasega krozka st. 1 "Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk'', da prireja-
mo veselice vmarc u mesecu. Le-
tos jo bono prireclile v nedeljo
16. marca v Slove nskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd. Od-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Kartna zabava krozka st. 8
"Progresivnih Slovenk"

Euclid, O. - Predno mas to-
plo solnce izvabi v prosto nara
vo, bono "Progresivne Sloven-
Ike" krozek st. 3, priredile kart
no zabavo v nedeljo dne 16.
marca popoldne in sicer v mali
dvorani Slovenskega drustvene-
ga donna ma Recher Ave.
To DO domaca zabava "a cla-
nice ter njih mozicke. Seveda
lahko seboj pripeljete svoje
prijatelje. Vstopnina bo prosta
"a vse.
Torej ma svidenje 16. marca !!
M. Dodic, clanica
"Progresivnih Slovenk" i.