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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28
Sode|ovonie med S|ovoni noimoeneis o
oporo miru in neodvisnos+i norodov

mi O nevarnosti "ruskega" bolj-
sevizma uspesno podprli neke
reakcionarne kroge ma zapadu,
ter sprli in razdvojili zavezni-
Ike.
Kakor sem rekel, to nj bila
vojna Slovanov proti Nemcem
in njihovim zaveznikom, cato
tudi zmaga vojni nj samo
zmaga Slovanov mad nemskimi
imperialisti in njihovimi zavez-
Mkt, ampak je to zmaga vsega
naprednega clovestva, to je
zmaga vseh narodov, XII Sc bo-
RHO "a svobodo in demokracijo,
vseh ljudi, vseh gibanj, XII Sc
borijo "a Boise in srecnejse ziv-
ljenje clovestva, TO je svetovna
zgodovinska zmaga naprednih
sill mad silami reakcije. V tel gi-
gantski borbi so dali slovanski
narodi najvec zrtev in najvec
prispevali X zmagi. Velika una
ga clovestva V tel vojni je sezi-
dana v glavnem ma kosteh 81
nov slovanskih 'narodov.
Kaj je pomenil fasizem "a clo-
vestvo in kaj pi pomenila una
ga nemskega imperializma in
njihovih vazalov?
Fasizem je pomenil "a clo-
vestvo poskus vrnitve k nazad-
NJ astvu in k unicenju vseh IT,
stih osnov, ma katerih clovestvo
danes zivi in napreduje. Toda ia
"poskus" nj bill samo "poskus",
ampak je pomeni! istocasno tud.
milijonsko mnozico dobro
opremljene vojske, katero je BIZ
10 treba rabbit in premagati.
Fasizem je vsilil clovestvu mai
strasnejso vojno. zmaga fash
Una in nemskega imperializm1
maj bi ustavila razvoj clovestva
"a vec stoletij, kakor so 81 to
zamisljali Hitlerjevi poglavar-
il, in hi povzroeila popolna IL
:rebljenje mnogih visoko civili-
ziranih narodov ter unicila maj
veeje in najbogatejse kulture.
Zaradi cesa? Zaradi dobfska
Nssice imperialistov - bankir.
iev, baronov in militaristov, Hit
lerjGvci SO hotel vreci mnoge
'arode nazaj v srednji vek, ho-
tell SO ovckoveciti nadoblast
2emskih bankirjev, indust.,ijcc2
n yelepcscstnikov ne Same nau
2aroai, XII SO jlh napadli, an,pak
.,udl mad samim nemskim marc.
dom in narodi, katere Sc ID do
maci izdainiski gospodi Iosr,.
clio vpreci v voz nenskih "a
vojevalnih pohodov.
Use to je treba upostevati, ka-
dar govorimo D zmagi mad IA
! sizmom in kadar govorimo {
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28
(Referat Milovana Djilasa ne
Slovanskem kongresu v
Belgradu)

Belgradu)
Danes nihce wee ne oporeka,
da so imeli v boju proti fasistic-
nemu zavojevalcu glavno vlogo
slovanski narodi. Ne bonn po-
navljal tudi splosno priznanega
dejstva, da je %dejansko zasluga
Sovjetske zveze, da je prislo do
zloma Hitlerjeve Nemcije in ME-
nth zaveznikov. Hocem same
poudariti, da Sc niti tako veliki
drzavi kakor sta Anglia in
America ne moreta primerjatl
glede zrtev v vojni S tako rela-
tivno malima drzavama, kakor
sta Poljska in Jugoslavija. S
tenn nocem reel, da je bill prispe-
vek Anglije in Amerike v cello
ii majhen ali pa manjsi cd Poll
ske in Jugoslavije, toda zrtve
slovanskih narodov oCividno ka.
zejo dive stvari:
l. Da ie prispevek vecine slo'
vanskih draw, &c ga uposteva'
mo V odstotkih in ga primerja
mo S stevilom prebivalstva in
materialne moci, vecJ, kakor '
drugih drzavah, in SO moral
placati slovanski narodi svo.
prispevek v vojni S tistim, ka1
je najdrazje, to je z ljudskim
zrtvami, in
2. da so zadeli Hitlerjevs
Nemcija in njeni pomagaci v kr'
vavem tekmovanju "a svetovne
gospodarstvo ma najhujsi odpol
pri slovanskih narodih. Pouda'
RITZ je treba, da SO 81 postavil
Hitler, Mussolini in drugi v DO
ju "a ~osvojitev sveta kot nepo'
! sredni cilj zasuznjenje slovan
skin narodov, unicenje njihove
drzavnosti in nacionalne neod
visnosti ter njihovo iztreblje
ME.
Toda ceprav so VISA ia DEF
stva tocna, nj bila to vejna Slo
vanov proti Nemcem in njiho
vim zaveznikom.
To je bila vojna ,svobodoljub
n narodov, svobodoljuhneg;
elovestva proti fasizmu. To j
bila vojna narodov proti impe
rialistom, XII 80 81 vtepli v glavt
nespametne nasr,e O. ustvarja
1iu ,~svetovne .nadoblasti ter "a
s~uznjenja evropskih in drugii
narodoy. Hitlerjevci in njihov
pomagaci so sc virgil 8 svojin
zivalskim bosom posehno n
Slovane zaradi tega, ker ne y
mogli priti do svetovne nado
blastl, &c ne hi podjar-nili Gu
vanov, pa tudi zate, lfer 80 q
nadejali, da bodo S pripovedka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28
tDalie p%rihodnjic1

Al ste aa9oGais "EnakopTav-
nostg" &C ste, oil 50 Vasi prija-
tslji Ia saaenc::? "Enakopgau-
most lie potrebga psabi dratSiM
sGrGds OGsnih Uesti IN ueano ali
tualnih GlonkoV! Strife "EnaEo-
praUn0st!p
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28

vezovali SO Jill napredni, dale
kovidni ljudje in napredna gi-
bania - in koncno, sodelova-
ME slovanskih narodov v pre-
teklosti Sc je razvijalo cestokrat
Y senci ruskega carizma in v
senci reakcionarne samovlade.
vedno je pretila v preteklosti
levarnost, da DO pobral plodo-
.e tega sodelovanja ruski Carl
lem, oroznik v Evropi, ne pa tt
larodi sami.
Povsem drugaGe je polozaj z
Ianasnjim soaelovanJem med
slovanskimi narodi.
&c je bill v preteklosti, po-
sebno XIX. stoleIju, ruski Ca
rizem ena glavnih ovir, da nj
prislo do resnicnega bratskega
sodelovanja, je odstranila Ok
tobrska revolucija v nasem ca
SUI ne lie to oviro, ampak je
ustvarila tudi vse predpogoje
tega sodelovanja. Oktobrska re-
volucija je napravila v nasem
casu il Rusije trdnjavo in nado
naprednih tezenj vsega Cloves
iva. Pc zmagi Oktobrske revo-
lucije je bila dana slovanskim
narodom moznost, da so nasli v
svojem boju "a neodvisnost in
svobodni notranji razvoj dejan-
sko in nesebicno podporo veil
kega bratskega ruskega naroda
i Wade ZSoR. Solelovanje slo-
vanskih narodov Sc razvija V
danasnjih dneh V okviru osvo-
bodilnih idej Lenina in Stalina,
idei, XII so Sc rodile ma ruskih
Itch, XII pa SO svojina vsega Go
vcstva. V ten je solidarnost in
vclicina tega sodelovanja, V ZEN
je p%orostvo, da DO rodilo to So
dclovanje enake plodove "a vse
slovanske narode in DO koristno
"a vse narode.
Sodobni razvo.j ina neke po-
sebnosti, XII vzpodbu jajo slovan-
ske narode k vzajemnemu sode-
4ovanju in XII jih istocasno
vzpodbujajo k ustvarjanju po-
polne demokracije v njihovih
dezelah in k doslednemu boju
"a mir V s<etu.
Omenil bonn nekatere ten po-
sebnosti tako, kakor Sc pojav-
ljajo v zvczi S slovanskimi ma
rodi in slovanskimi drzavami.
Slovanske narode so naibolj
zatirali in najbolj zapostavljali
V Evropi, ker SO te omogocile
zgodovinske okolnosti. Bill so
dolgo sunni pod Nemci, Mon
goli in Turk. V novejsem OBJ
dobju razvoja SO bill cd Is. sto-
letja testo denar "a podkupova-
ME med velikimi silami. Velike
drzave Anglia, Francija in po-
zneje tudi Amerika so porav-
navale medsebojne spore S Tur-
XII, Avstrijo, Italijo in NemGijo
ma raGun slovanskih 'drzav in
slovanskih narodov.
Reakcijonarni vladajoci kro-
81 velikih zapadnih draw so 81
v nasem>casu odkrito prizadeva-
Ii, da hi usmerili nemski imperi-
alizem prot vzhodu, prot
ZSSR, prot slovanskim drza-
VAN in narodom. Kdo more DO
zabiti politiko Anglije in Fran
cije v dobi muachenskega spo-
razuma, kdo more pozabiti sra
motno izdajo Charlottesville?
Reakcijonarni politiki zapadnih
draw SO danes pripravljeni re-
sovati vse tezave, XII ovirajo Mi
how napredek in njihove drzave,
predvsem ma racun Slovanov.
Veliko krizo, Xxi :je zajela kapi-
talizem v celoti in ga periodicno
slabi in rusi, hocejo resevati re-
akcionarni krogi teh dezel v Eg-
ropi tudi ma racun slovanskih
lezcl, XII so Sc boil trdno kakor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28
vlogi slovapskih narodov v boz

vlogi slovapskih narodov v boz
ju proti fasizmu.
&c je bila zmaga delo vseh
narodov, to Sc ne pomeni, da
SO vsi narodi enako prispevali k
tel zmagi. To je v mnogocem
odvisno cd. dveh dejstev: 1 v
kolikor SO bile notranje demo-
kraticne sile posameznih naro-
dow mocnejse, v toliko je ljud-
stvo lazje izkoristilo plodove
image. 2 V kolikor so imeli tu-
j im~perialisti mani moznosti
vmesavati Sc v notranje zadeve,
v toliko bolj je lahko izkoristilo
ljudstvo plodove image. TIE dive
stvari sta cesto, ceprav ne we'd
no, medsebojno povezani. Raj
vol notranjih demokraticnih sill
v posameznih dezelah, razen v
ZSSR, je cesto odvisen cd obse-
ga, v katerem Sc je udelezila
vojne kaka dezela. Ia vojna je
bila osvobodilna vojna in udelez-
ba ljudskih mnozic v njej je
morala povzrociti globoke spre-
membe ne samo v njihovi "a
vesti, sampak tudi nacinu ziv-
ljenja. Ia vojna je morala neiz-
bezno ustvarjati in spravljati
ma povrsje napredne organizi-
rane sile narodov. Ona Jill je
tudi ustvarila in v cell vrsti de-
Eel SO te sile stopile ma cello
ljudstva.
Slovanski narodi spadajo "a
radi velike udelezbe v vojni, "a
radi demokraticnih gibanj, Xxi
obstojajo pri njih in vsled pod
pore, Xxi jim 10 dale S~Qvjetska
zveza, da bi preprecili poskusa
"a vsako odlocilno vmeSavanje
inperialistov v njihove notra'
ME zadeve, v vrsto tistih marc.
dow, XII lahko polni meri izko,
ristijo zmago svobodoljubnega
cloveStva mad silami fasizma
a d nemskim imperializmom
N njegovimi zavezniki.
V vsem tenn ga je tudi bistvc
borbe slovanskih narodov q
vzajemno sodelovanje, bistvc
borbe slovanskih narodov "a nil
IN demokracijo.
Posebno je opaziti, da so sc
priceli zblizevati slovanski naro'
di ma now osnovi v tel vojni ir
neposredno pred MO. Svoje res
nicno bratstvo so uresnicili sele
V tel vojni, ceprav so njihove
vzajemne vezi stare Re vec sto'
letij.
Postavlja Sc vprasanje
Kaks1a je razlika med danas.
mimi vezmi slovanskih narodo1
in onimi v preteklosti? Kaj re
ne slovanske narode k prijatelj
skemu sodelovanju, bratstvu il
enotnosti? V Gem je ia novi mo
ment, ia nova osnova v sodelo
vanju slovanskih narodov?
Med danasnjimi vezmi slovan
skin narodov in onimi v prete
klosti so ogromne razlike.
o resnicnem trajnem sodelo
vanju slovanskih narodov v pre-
teklosti je tezko gevoriti. Prvi'
zaradi tega, ker tt narodi Misc
oili medsebojno enakopravni, il
drugic, ker so bile v posamez
nih slovanskih drzavah vlada
joce skupine, XII so pretezno il
skoraj povsod skrbene lie "a svo
.je ozkosrcne interese, zapostav
ljale Pa ljudske in splosno ma
cionalne interese. Sodelovanj
slovanskih narodov v preteklo
sti, kadar je do tega prislo, j
imelo zacasni znacaj, sal je ma
stale samo takrat, kadar SO s
ujernali interest ~vladajoeih sku
pin v posameznih slovanski'
drzavah, ali pa trenutni intere
81 vladajoce skupine v posamez
Il DRAW z bojem nekega zatira
rega slovanskega naroda, al
kadar SO Sc interest vladaj joel
slruDin " pOSameZnlh SlOyan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28
Kaj DO s Korosko?
(Pisa Frank Cesen)

zgOdOVlnl tOllkO preSanJan Po
krutih osvojevalcih, kot sloven-
ski. Kronika nam pripoveduje,
da so nasi predniki prisli il juz-
ne in zahodne Rustic. Ko so v Sc
stem s%toletju, S pomocjo dru-
9Th narodov i%zpodrinili Rimlja-
ne, so sc stalno naselili ma ozem-
lie, XII je segalo baje do Tirol-
ske, Gorenje in Dolenje Avstri-
je. Ma severn jih je Donava 10
ella cd sedanjih Cehov, ma jugu
pa so segale Min naselbine glo-
boko v Furlanijo. Ampak uso-
da nj bila naklonjena Sloven-
Gem. Vsled vaznih trgovskih
cest in kriz.sc, katere SO zgra-,
dill Rimljani, So incl Slovenci
ncprestane boje z bivsimi "a
vezniki Obri, Furlani in Fran
XII. V teh bojih so Sc izcrpali,
nakar so Jill V osmem stoletJu
podjarmili Frank (NemcD, Xxi
SO Sc V ia namen posluzili kr-
sccanstva. Pesnik Gregortic pra-
vi 0 Nth tole:
In prisli so krstiii jih zelec,
v levici kriz. a ' desni mec.
ir dede nase SO krstili
sred dednih. sirnih Nth planjav;
a ko so krst izvrsili.
Nth dom lie bill in tuji mec krvav.
Cd tedaj so mogocni in b.
levitt sosedje neprestano SITS
kali Slovence z jeklenim obro-
Gem. Ker pa Sc zilavi narodic nj
kakor nj hotel potujciti ali UNI
reti, mu je moderni Karol Veil
XII (Hitler) namlenll V drugi sve-
town. vojni, smrtni sunek. Am
pax zgodovina Sc ponavlja. Ka-
kor je kralj Same, V sedmem
stoletju zdruzil vse Slovane pro-
ii nasilnim Obrom (zal, da ia
zveza nj ostala trajna) tako Jill
je trinajst sto let pozneje zdru-
lila slovanska Russia proti IA
Sistom in nacistom. In tako SO
iunaski Slovenci zopet zavrli vi
jake jeklenega obroca, XII jim je
skoro stisnil.
Vecina Slovencev je pc tri-
najst sto letih zopet svobodnih,
ostali pa Sc pc zaslugi lazi-de'
mokracije Sc vedno nahajajo
pod tujimi gospodarji. Modri di-
plomatje so ma parish konfe-
renci zakrpali trzasko vprasa.
ME S tenn, da so ustanovili "SVo-
bodno trzasko ozemlje', XII nj
ma ne repa ne glaVe. Menda
niti sami ne verjamejo, da be
ia drzava, XII je brez vsakih xiv
ljenskih pogojev - dolgo live
la. Sc mani pa verjamete pri'
zadeti d,zavi Jugoslavija in TIA
LIZA. Slovenci, XII SO pri tenn maj
boil prizadeti, imajo trdno upa-
ME, da DO pref ali slej zmagala
pravica. Ia diplomatic pa je
glavno to-, da so Sc odkrizali te
sitne zadeve.
Ampak je bila "resena" tr,
zasxa zadcva, pa Re prihaja ma
dan "stara pravda' zatiranih
korcskih Slovencev. Meseca
marca Sc DO Moskvi odigralo
zadnje dejanje drame slovenske.
ga naroda liza druge svetovne
vojne. V tel drami bodo nasto,
pill kot igralci zopet ljudje, ki
SO stalno ovirali napredek Slo'
vanoV, d. SO jih lazje gospodar'
sko izkoriS6ali. Nevarnost ob.
stoja, da bodo zapadne demo
krocije' v2led polititnih razlo'
gov, zcp~t izrocile koroske Slo'
verce Avstrili. Kakor Italia
tal~o sc je tudi Austria yes Gas
vofne zVcsto borila OBJ Hitlerje'
vi strani in nar1esto kazni j:ms
daiejo zavezniki darila v o!olik
s]ovenske zemlje.
Korcs'Ei Slovenci so dane:
Doll narodno zavedni kot kda
p~prej. Slime partizanske Dor
y med okunacijo, SO Jill pove
7ala z ostalimi Slovenci. O pc
1robnosti teh borb, kot tudi Z
zgodovini koroSkih Slovcncev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-28

u,JeIadll lutcIcSl VldudJOClu Sku-
pin v ~posameznih slovanskih
drzavah, ali pa trenutni intere-
81 vladajoce skupine v posamez-
ii drzavi z bojem nekega zatira-
nega slovanskega naroda, ali
kadar so sc interest v~lada jociA
s'Eupin v posameznih slovan-
skin drzavah, OBJ redkih zgodo-
vinskih okolnostih, ujemalf tudi
z interest ~ljudstva, in konono,
kadar je prislo do tega sodelo-
varja med samimi narodi, to je
ned progresivnimi predstavniki
.ch narodov. Toda kljub temu
q obstojala pri slovanskih ma
lrodih Z od zdavnaj velika tez-
MIA pc hratstyu in sodelovanju,
* Il lja, XII ina korenine ped
vsen Y zatiran;u in p~odrejeno-
sti slovdllskih narodov. To Jill 10
YlekIo K medsebojnemu sodelo-
lvanju, XII Sc .je v preteklosti IL
razalo vedno in predvsem v du.
hovnih in kulturnih stikih. Ta
stike SO cesto navczoyali tudi
brez wolfe yladajocih vrhov. Ma
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-30
Honest Chicago Man Asks
Sheriff To Locate Debtor
By ROY COOK
Star Staff Correspondent

L~UMBERTON, June 20 - It happened over II years
ago, or at least that's what the letter said. But to whom
it happened and where it occurred is yet unknown.
Several days ago Sheriff Willis c. Britt of Robson
county received a strange request through the mails. Sheriff
working sheriff and very few crimes have been committed
in this county since his reign began. So the genial law
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-30
SCIENTIST CHURCHES
HOLD LESSON SERMON
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCENCE" was the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
all Christian Science Churches
and Societies on Sunday, June %.
Golden Text: Matthew 1913.
"Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers,
raise the dead, cast out devils:
freely We have received, freely
give"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon were the fol-
lowing from the Bible: "And he
said unto them, Go ye into all
the world and preach the gospel
to every creature. And these signs
shall follow them that believe;
In my name shall they cast out
devils; they shall speak with new
tongues; they shall lay hands
on the sick, and they shall re-
cover" mark Is: Is, II, 49,. And
from "Science and Health with
Kew to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: Jesus established
in the Christian era the precedent
for all Christianity, theology, and
healing. Christians are under as
direct orders now, as they were
then, to be Christlike, to possess
the Christ-spirit, to follow the
Chr1st-example, and to heal the
sick as well as the shining
page 1887.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-30

took couldn't really do ner any
harm!
They were the same, sisters I'M
der the skin, Mrs. Pearstock from
Tottenham and Mrs. Forester OF
Park Lane Court. You listened
and you wrote scratches with your
pen on a piece OF stiff expensive
notepaper, or on a hospital cara,
as the case might be.
Lord, he was tired Of the whole
business.
Blue sea, the faint, sweet smell
Of mimosa, hot dust.
Fifteen years ago. All that was
over and done with-yes, done
with, thank heaven! He'd had the
courage to break off the whole
business
"Courage?" said a little imr
somewhere. SIS that what you
call it,"
Well, he'd done the sensible
thing. hadn't he? 1t had been a
wrench. Hang it all, it had hurt
like the devil! But he'd gone
through with it, cut loose, come
home, and married Gerda.
He'd got a plain secretary and
he'd married a plain wife. Thai
was what he wanted, wasn't it?
He'd had enough CT beauty, hadn't
he? He'd seen what someone like
Veronica could do with her beauty
seer the effect it had had or
every male within range. After
Veronica, he'd wanted safety,
Safety and peace and devotion anc
the quiet enduring things of life.
He'd wanted, in fact, Gerda! He'd
wanted someone who'd take her
ideas of life from him. who woulc
accept his decisions and who
wouldn't have, FOR n moment,
any ideas of her own.
Who was it who had said that
the real tragedy of life was that
you got what you wanted?
Angrily he pressed the brzzer
On his desk.
He'd deal with Mrs. Forester.
It took him a quarter of an hour
to deal with Mrs. Forester. Once
again it was easy money. Once
again he listened, asked questions,
.reassured, sympathized, infused
something of his own healing ener-
gy. Once more he wrote out a pre-
scription or an expensive pro-
prietary.
The sick1y neurotic woman who
had trailed into the room left il
with a tirmer step. with color in
her chicks. with a feeling that life
nigh possibly, after all, be worth
while.
John Christow leaned back in
his chair. He was free now-fre
to 90 upstairs to join Gerda and
The children-free from the pre-
occupations OF illness and suffer,
inc for a whole weekend.
But he still felt that stranee dis
inclination to move, that new
queer lassiude Of the will.
He was tired-tired-tired.
ITO Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-30

man, talks freely to newspaper
men and has or several occas-
ions given them scoops" on i'm
portant yarns originating in Rob
son county.
II always like to cooperate
with the newspapers as much as
POSSIBLE" he said.
Britt is a hard working man
and in addition to his law en-
forcement duties, which are very
heavy and require many long
hours each day, he finds a little
time to devote. to his farm and
family. He is married and the
father of four children.
The genial sheriff has been in
law enforcement work for many
years" and served as a deputy
sheriff and jailor under three
sheriff's before he was elected in
1915.
Britt led the ticket in Robson
county and took the oath of office
on December 2, 1916.
1--WE have one of the largest
counties in the state, but our Of
ficers are doing a good job,"
Britt said.
In addition to three deputies
stationed in Lumberton, Britt said
he had deputies at Fairmont,
Rowland, Maxton, Pembroke, st.
Pauls, Parkton and Red Springs.
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knew that he didn't.
But his medical curiosity was
aroused. What aa5 he meant by
that phrase that had flashed out
suddenly in his Tlni?
l want to go nome.
There must De something-some
image.
lie half closed his eyes-there
must be some background.
And very clearly, before his
r1ind's eye, he saw the deep blue
of the Mediterranean Sea, thu
PANS, the cactus and the prickly
pear; he smelt the hot summer
dust, and remembered the cool
feeling of the water after lying on
tn" beach in the sun, San Migue'!
He was startled - a little dis
turbed. He hadn't thought of San
Miguel for years. He certainly
clon't want to go back there. All
OF that belonged to a past chapter
in his life.
That was twelve-fourten - if
teen years ago. And he'd done The
right thing! His judgment had
ben absolutely right! He'd been
madly in love with Veronica, but
it wouldn't have done. Veronica
would have swallowed him body
and soul. She was the complete
egoist and she mad made no bones
about admitting it! Veronica had
grabbed most things that she
wanted, but she hadn't ben able
to grab him! He'd escaped. He
had, he supposed, treated her bad
ly from the conventional point OF
view. In plain words, he had Tilted
her! But the truth was that he
intended to live his own life, and
that VAS a thing that Veronica
would not have allowed him to do.
She intended to live her life and
carry John along as an extra.
She had ben astonished when
be had refused to come with her
to Hollywood.
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10 :0O-Elearor Watts
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11:30-Coest Guard on Parade
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70 :15-Bobby Norris and The Singing
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12:.O-Merv Griffin Show
70 :45-Checkerboard Jamboree
1:ooAQueen for a Day
1:30-Martin Block Show
2:30-Hollywood Melodies
2:45-Arrival of Round the World Par
American Flight
3:00-Erskine johnson
3:15Johrson Family
3:301TWo Ton Baker
s:45-Quaker City Serenade
4:00LRecord Review
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5:15-The. World Predicts
5:20-Under the Capitol Dome
5:25-News
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5:45-Tom Mix
6:00-Fulton Lewis
6:15-Orchestra
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6:45-Inside of Sports
7:00-Did Justice Triumph
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Despites their proverbial min q
lives. more cats are killed on
American highways than any
other domestic animal.