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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18

THINGS
THE r

Any object lighter in weight than
its own volume of air will rise in
the atmosphere. However, there
r few things that are lighter
than air. One of them is air itself
when heated. The Chinese knew
this centuries ago, and SEM aloft
paper dragons filled with heated
air.
In 1888, the brothers Montgolfier
in France blew up large paper
globes over straw fires, and saw
them sail high into the clouds.
Afterward they used globes Of
linen.
That same year a young French
man, Pilatre de Rozier, and a
companion were brave enough to
intrust their lives to such a flimsy
globe. They were the first men
to leave the earth in a balloon.
It was soon found that there
are some gases that are lighter
than air, even when cold. An
other Frenchman, j. A. c. Charles,
also in 1888, sent up a silk balloon
filled with hydrogen, the lightest
of all gases, which had only re-
Gently been discovered. This as
cent at Paris was witnessed by
300, 600 people. A little later
Charles himself made several bal
loon flights.
Two years later, Jean Pierre
Blanchard and DR.. J. Jeffries, an
American physician, floated across
the English Channel in a hydro
gen balloon. Pilatre de Rozier,
who tried to do the same, was
killed in the attempt.
to be made, it was used for bal
looms, because it was cheaper than
hydrogen. But the use Of balloons
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18

huddlcG patheticaliy In the chair.
She SAID. Poor Gerda."
'Is that what you have felt all
along"
Il think so. Gerda loved
John terribly-but she didn't want
to love him for what he was. She
built up a pedestal for him and
attributed every splendid and no.
BILE and unselfish characteristic to
him. And if you cast down an
idol, there's nothing left. :" She
paused and then went on. "Bu1
John was something much finer
than an idol on a pedestal. He
was a real, living, vital human
being. He was generous and warm
and alive, and he was a great
doctor-yes, a great doctor! And
he's dead, and the world has lost
a very great man. And I have
lost the only man I shall ever
love-"
Poirot put his hand gently on
her shoulder. He said:
But you are of those who can
live with a sword in their hearts
who can go on and smile"
Henrietta looked up at him. Her
lips twisted into a bitter smile.
That's a little melodramatic,
isn't it,"
ut is because I am a foreigner
and I like to use fine words"
Henrietta said suddenly:
"You have been very kind to
me. 49,"
THAT is because / have admir-
ed you always very much"
M. Poirot, what are we going
to do? About Gerda, I mean"
Poirot drew the raftia workbag
toward him. He turned out its con-
tents, scraps of brown suede and
other colored leather. There were
three fragments of thick, shiny
brown leather. Poirot fitted them
together.
THE holster. l take this. And
poor Madame Christow, she was
overweight, her husbands death
was too much for her. 1t will be
brought in that she took her life
while of unsound mind
Henrietta said slowly:
"And no one will v know
what really happened?"
81 think one person will know.
DR.. ChristoW's son l think that
one day he will come to me and
ask me for the truth"
But you won't tell him. cried
Henrietta.
Eyes, 1 shall tell him.
"Oh, mol"
"You do not understand. To you
it is unbearable that anyone
should be hurt. But to some minds
there is something more unbear-
able still-not to know. You heard
that poor woman just a little while
ago say, Terry always has TO
know To the scientific mind,
truth comes first. Truth, however
bitter, can be accepted, and WOW
en- into a design for living"
Henrietta got up.
do you want me here, or had
I better go?"
1T would be better-if you went,
l think"
She nodded. Then she said,
more to herself than to him:
"Where shall l go? What shall
I do without John?"
You are speaking like Gerda
| Christow. You know where to go
and what to do.
Shall 1? I'm so tired, M. Poi
rot, so tired. -
He said gently.
go, my child. Your place
is with the living. ] will stay here
with the dead"
Ito Be Continuedl
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EConxII1 jox u - zHS NAIZA L/lIIZZ/E
s.:S ~. W S9o"oS onane mouoMon 0adhyfed By KING Eeaiure.s are.n

aided and abetted By your rela-
lions as soon as they understood
what you wanted done!" He pau
ed and added, why did you want
it done?"
Because John asked me to,
That's what he meant when he
said Henrietta 1t was all there
IN that one word. He was asking
me to protect Gerda. You see, he
loved Gerda. -. l think he loved
Gerda much better than he ever
knew he did. Better than Veronica
Cray-better than me. Gerda be-
longed to him. and John liked
things that belonged to him.
He knew that if anyone could pro
tect Gerda from the consequences
of what she'd done. 1 could. And
he knew that l would do anything
he wanted, because l loved him."
And you started at once" said
Poirot grimly.
Yes, the first thing 1 could
think of was to get the revolver
away from her and drop it in the
pool. That would obscure the fin
gerprint business. When l discov-
cred later that he had been shot
with a different gun, l went out
to look for it, and naturally found
it at once becaue l knew just the
sort Of place Gerda would have
put it. I was only a minute or two
ahead of Inspector Oranges
men,"
She paused and then went on:
II kept it. with me in that
satchel of mine until 1 could take
it up to London. Then l hid it in
the studio until I could bring it
back. and put it where the police
would find it."
THE clay horse" murmured
Poirot.
How did you know? Yes, I put
it in a sponge bag and wired the
armature around it and then
slapped up the clay model around
it. After all, the police couldn't
very well destroy an artists mas
terpiece could they? What made
you know where it was?"
1.-THE fact that you chose tc
model a horse. The horse of Troy
was the unconscious association ir
your mind. But the fingerprints,
How did you manage the finger
prints?"
IAN old blind man who sells
matches in the street. He didn't
know what it was l asked him to
hold for a moment while l got
some money out!
Poirot looked at her for a mo
ment.
"C'est formidable!" he muir
INJURED. "You are one of the best
antagonists, Mademoiselle, that
have ever had"
"It's been dreadfully firing al
ways trying to keep n move
ahead Of you!"
81 know. l began to realize the
truth as soon as l saw that the
pattern was always deigned not
to implicate any one peron, but
to implicate everyone-other than
always pointed away from her.
You deliberately planted Ygdrasil
to catch my attention and bring
yourself under suspicion. L a d y
Angkatell, who knew perfectly
we'll what you were doing, amused
herself by leading poor Inspector
Grange in one direction after an
other. David, Edward, herself .
Eyes, there is only n thing to
do if you want to clear a person
from suspicion who is actually
guilty. You must suggest guilt
elsewhere, but localize it.
That is why every clue looked
promising and then petered out
and ended in nothing"
Henrietta looked at the figure
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18
christian Liberties
Subject Winter Park
Minister Yesterday

Religious liberties are enjoyed
by thorough believing Christians
that are not enjoyed by others,
declared the Rev. J. S. Crowly
preaching yesterday morning at
the Winter Park Presbyterian
church.
The Rev. Mr.. Crowley spoke in
place of the Rev. H. K. Dudley,
pastor, who is out Of the city on
church business.
The topic of the minister's talk
was "Christian Liberties" The
speaker asserted that liberties that
real Christians enjoy in many cas-
es spring from the fact that they
do not violate laws. either civil or
religious.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18

Soon balloons were seen in al
most every country. For more
than 100 years, until the airship
and the airplanes came, the free
balloon ruled the skies. "a free
balloon Is one that cannot be steer
ed.) When Illuminating gas began
remained limited, chiefly because
they could not be steered.
At first balloon ascensions were
made only to thrill crowds. Then
scientists began to take observa.
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Sir Christopher Wren, famed
British architect, also was known
for his work as a geometrician
and astronomer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18

:. STAN }. COLLINS ( L J. sLAwsoN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-18

Lillian D. Valid, American So
cial worker, was the mother of a
plan for public health nursing.
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Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

sednk ega odbora dr. lIha Krek Tree dejsvo posneto
IL Plain Deaerja e, da e ia dr. Mha Krek IL Cleveanda
dobesedno prav Plain Dealer CDR Miha Krek of Ceve-
land is chairman TO roen, da e tn ustanovljena brez
vednost amerskh Sov organizaca katere predsed
mix e dr. Miha Krek XII, ako e porocilo Plain Deaerja
tocno smatra sebe IL Cevelanda pa Itale, kar
pet ponen da ostati tn. Gem bo prezival
kaj bo ia Mha Krek dela tel Amerik kjer 81 ameris
Sovenci sluzo svo vsakdan kruh pou svoega obraza
je seveda vprasanje, XII tice.
Zadnje case so precej mocni znak da poskusa pri
raznh drustvh dosec podporo begunce Ma
drustva bile posane prosnjev tenn smislu Poeg tega
e re uradno gasio neke podprne organzace zasukao
ocne protiugosovanske vode in vsaki svo izda kaze
vedno bolj reakcionarno tendenco.
Nj dvoma, da stomo pred novmi dogodki, XII bodo
marsikatero zadevo pravno pojasn Ia erat pa je
vol da smo eujeci skrajno cuec-kajt vprasanju so
nase kuurne in podporne organizace nase ezko prbor
eno casopse nasa nladna in nase skol olga predoga
leta priborjene pravice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Silvestrova veGernica v
Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave.

Cleveland, O.-Direktorij j
Slovenskega donna ma Holmes
Ave. vabi vse prijatelje in znan-
ce, posebno pa Sc vascane il
okolice ma veliko vecernico v
sredo 81. decembra. Farmarji in
drugi il Madison okolice so nam
re sporocili, da Sc gotovo udele-
ze, eden pa cello sporoca, da bo
pripeljal sodcek domace kaplji-
ce, da DO lazje spodbijal domace
dovtipe, XII jih gotovo ne bo
manjkalo.
Kaj vse bo, ne bonn opisoval,
ker bodo tudi skrivnosti. Znan-
Gu, XII je vedno donna, kot stara
"prisraufana' pee, sem lie nekajj
omenil, pa me je takoj zagoto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Plesna zabava Kluba
drustev SID

Euclid, Ohio. - Klub drustev
Slov. drustvenega donna ma Re-
cher Ave. priredi plesno veseli-
co ma Silvestrov vecer 81. de-
cembra. Pricetek zabave DO oh
osmih zvecer in trajala bo do
ranega jutra ma Novega leta
dan. Odbor je preskrbel dobro
godbo in vse, kar je potrebno
"a veselico, da ne DO manjkalo
ne place in ne jestvin.
Odbor Sc prav prijazno pri-
poroca celokupnemu obcinstvu
v Euclidu in okolici, da mas obi
See ma ia vecer. Pridite in pri-
druzite sc veseli druzbi, v kate
ri boste dali slovo letu 1947 in
v polni nadi, da DO novo leto
prineslo veeje blagostanje, bo-
ste pricakali prihod leta 1948.
Yes preostanek te veselice je
namenjen v domovo blagajno,
da bo mogoce enkrat doseci IT,
sti zazeljeni cilj, namrec da nam
DO mogoce zaceti z gradnjo no.
vega donna, XII DO odgovarjal
vedno vecji in napredujoci eu-
clidski naselbini ter il bill v po-
nos ma narodnem in kulturnem
polju.
Oh tel priliki voscim vsem
prijateljem in citateljem Ena-
kopravnosti srecno novo leto
ter obenem podarim $500 v po-
moe listu.
Torej, Sc enkrat, ma veselo
svidenje v SID ma Recher Ave.
ma Silvestrovi zabavi jutri We
Ger.
Ia veselicni odbor
Frank Tegel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Zenski klub Slow.
donna vabi

Cleveland, o. - Clanice Zen
skega kluba Slovenskega donna
ma Holmes Ave. prav prijazno
vabijo ma zabavo, XII Sc DO vrsi-
la ma Silvestrov vecer v igor
Mi dvorani, pod pokrovitelj- j.
stvom Kluba drustev in direk-
torija Donna.
Veselicni odbor Sc je ponovno
zavzel, da DO tudi letos, kot
prejsnja leta, nudil vsem po-
setnikom prvovorstno postrez-
DO. Igrala DO .priljubljena godba
Pete Sokach orkester.
Ma svidenje!
Martha Batch,
tajnica kluba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Wallace napadel
zaslisevanja
kOngresnega odb0ra

TULSA, Okla, %. dec. -
Bivsi podpredsednik Harry A.
Wallace je danes v telegrafski
izjavi glavni konvenciji zamor-
skega bratstva Alpha Phi Al
pha napadel nedavna zaslisanja,
XII jih je vodil kongresni odbor
"a neameriske aktivnosti v zve-
ri z "rdeeo nevarnostjo" v Hol-
lywoodu.
Wallace je izjavil, da je to
pocetje kongresnega odbora
'veliki pogon ma liberalce, pro-
gresivce in komuniste.
'Ta pogon nj storjen proti
omenjenim skupinam, vkljueno
komunistom, ker zagovarjajo
nasilno spremembo Wade. Ma
perjen je proti MIN, ker so "a
htevali, da Sc da neki pomen
besedam 'enako priliko "a do
sego srece.'
"Kongresni odbor je sprozil
ofenzivo proti resnici. Poskusa,
da hi sprawl k molku prisatelje
in poiticne voditelje, XII so maj
bolj pripravljeni, da ljudstvu
povedo resnico. Kongresni od-
Dor poskusa, da bi ustrasil in
sprawl k nlolku profesorje, uci-
telje, ucenjake in navadne dr.
zavljane, XII radi govorijo resni-
co.. je rekel Wallace in prista-
vii, d. kongresni odbor dobiva
vso podporo cd strani bojazajp.
cev V fimski industry il da
bo podobno podporo dohil ta,di
Cd dobro placanih iaoz Y poNe-
rilnih adboriA univerz IN viao-
kih 6o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30

podpreds. Anthony Kausek, tai
mix Joseph Han, 1918 E. 169 st.,
blagajnik Anton Debelak, zapis-
nikar Andrew Sadar.
Nadzorni odbor: preds. Frank
zagar, clana Frank Jansa in Ed
ward j. Herbst.
Zdravnik DIR. Kern ter ostali
slovenski zdravniki.
Zastopnik kluba drustev SIND
Frank Zagar, zastopnik "a Del
nisko konferenco SIND Frank
Plut, zastopnika pri podruznici
SANS st. 80 Joseph champa in
Frank zagar, zastopnik "a sport
Anthony Kausek.
Drustvo je prispevalo $25 "a
obrambni sklad naprednega ca
sopisja, posamezniki pa SO daro-
vail po 81 in sicer sledeci: Matt
Martincich, Joseph Champa,
Frank Lausin (West Side) Max
Zelodec, Joe Centa, Anton De-
belak, Frank Drobnic, James
Herbst,, Edward Herbst, Anton
Rotar, Joe Perko, William Kra-
mer, Joseph Levstek Jr., Frank
Zagar, Anton Kausek, Joe Ban,
Frank Virant, Andy Sadar. Ko
pa je sobrat Joseph Durjava il
Euclida zvedel, kaj je drustvo
in clanstvo prispevalo in ker nj
mogel biti navzoe ma seji, je re-
kel. "Na tn imas Ban Sc 81, da
bo vsota "a par copakov vecja." ;"
Hvala Joe! Zelimo Sc vec taks-
nih posnemalcev.
Dale ostane drustvo Sc ved-
no Clan SANSa, kakor tudi ci-
talnice SIND.
Maj Sc omenim, da DO dru-
stvo priredilo proslavo 35-letni-
ce svojega obstanka meseca fe-
bruarja in sicer drugo nedeljo v
SIND ma St. Clairju S popoldan-
skim programom in plesom we
Ger.
Drustvo upa, da boste vsi "a
dovoljni z nasim programom,
sal veste, da imamo Ribnicanje
smeha ma kose. No, pred prize
ditvijo Sc pa bonn Sc oglasil, "a
sedaj pa zelim vsem veselo, "a
dovoljno ter zdravo Novo leto!
Jos. Ban, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

vii, da pride. Tako pridite vsi IT,
sti, XII 81 zelite domace zabave
v krogu svojih znancev in prija-
teljev. S tenn boste dali tudi vo-
ljo direktoriju, da bo lazje de-
lal nacrte, katere ina v progra-
mu "a prihodnje leto. LIE pridite,
ceprav pozno! Bono sli pa Ego
daj domov! r. s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Silvestrov veEer v
SLOW. drust. domu v Euclidu

Leto 1947 jennie slovo in Sc
bliza zatonu in kmalu DO zapi-
sano v zgodovini med drugimi
lett.
Kar ie bilo dobrega ali slabe-
ga, vse to DO "a nami in to Sc
ne povrne vec. Mi vsi pa smo
samo ziveli in vprasanje je, ako
smo storili svojo dolznost do
svojega bliznjega!
Oh zatonu tega leta maj vsak
sam sebe vprasa, vsak maj sebe
pogleda in 81 pred oci prinese
vse dni minulega leta in popra-
vi napake svoje in drugih, pa bo
mogoce leto, v katero stopamo,
boljse. Vsako dejanje maj DO
bolj premisljeno, pa bo obrodilo
sad in prineslo vec miru in ma
predka "a vse mas.
Marsikateri nasih domacih,
XII so bill Sc med nami to leto,
so sli cd mas v dolgo vecnost !;
Min tezave in tudi veselje je
dokoncano med nami. Nj jih vec
in pogresali jih bono. Mi, XII
smo pa ostali, da Sc vrsimo nam
doloceno delo, glejmo, da to po-
pravimo in ga Sc izpolnimo, do
kler nam dopuscajo dnevi od-
nerjenega zivljenja, da ne bo
prepozno. In glejmo, da ne poza-
bimo, da so nasi domovi zgraje-
nj "a mas vse brez ozira ma vero
in politiko.
Nocoj, ko bo ura udarila IL,
ko 81 podamo roke in ko 81 bono
voscili srecno Novo leto, maj to
voscilo prihaja il srca, ne pa,
da je samo prazna formalnost.
Prihodnje leto maj prinese vec
sloge in sodelovanja med mas in
ako bono pazili ma to, DO gotovo
uresniceno, da sc v kratki dobi
zacne graditi nov Narodni dom
tukaj pri mas.
Ma Silvestrov vecer pridite
tukaj v mas dom. Ia vecer pri-
redi klub drustev veliko veselico
v korist hovega donna. Pridite
in pokazite dobro voljo napram
ideji O novem domu, XII DO edini
spomenik "a mas, XII zivimo v
Euclidu.
Vsem Jugoslovanom voscim
srecno in zdravo Novo leto 1913!
James Rotter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Porocilo razgoyorih s katoliskimi,
pravoslavnimi, muslimanskimi, judoy-
skimi in professionalism voditelji in
preiskavah pomocjo verskih
zay0doy ter dOkumentov
To poroeo e sestavilo sedem ameriskih protestant
skin duhovnkov in urednikov versih Nstov. obiska
Jugoslavijo poleti l947.
so. decen1bra 1047

te in zaprisezene izjave - tenn
vec je zadrzal svojo obrambo
do zadnjega. Tedaj pa je skusal
pokazati, da je ugovarjal pre-
krskom ter da je njegovo sta
lisce bilo moralno nepregresno,
kajti delal je v interesu kato-
liske Hrvaske proti ogrozanju
komunizma.
Morda je vazno omeniti, da
jugoslovanska vlada nj podvzela
legalnih korakov proti Stepincu
do sest mesecev po koneani sve-
town. vojni. Namesto tega in
ker Sc je hotela izogniti obrav-
nave, je zahtevala, da Vatikan
nadskofa premesti. Marsal Tito
nam je povedal, da je osebno
prosil "a to papezevega legata
skofa Hurleyja il st. Augusti-
na,. Florida, ameriskega drzav-
Llama, XII zastopa papesko dr.
zavo v prestolnem mestu Jugo-
slavic. Ko potem Vatikan po
stirih mesecih nj odgovoril ma
to zahtevo in ko je vlada dobila
dokaze, da nadskof Stepinac nj
lie nadaljeval S svojo nelojal-
nostjo, temvec je skrivaj cello
blagoslavljal ustaske podzem-
ske formacije, XII so imele ma
men ruvariti proti novi vladi,
sele tedaj so priceli legalno po-
stopanje in yes rekord nadsko-
fovega medvojnega sodelovanja
s sovraznikom je bill obeloda-
njen.
Kolaboracija pravoslaynih
in Muslimanov
Da bi ne prevladovalo mne-
ME, da SO v tenn konfliktu pri-
zadeti le katoliki, med katerimi
je nastala razdeljena lojalnost
oboje med duhovscino in ljud-
stvom, zelimo poudariti, da so
ma isti naein pripadali ma emo
ali drugo stran tudi pravoslav-
nj in mohamedanci.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
NEW YORK SE IA SILO
IZKOPAL IL SNEGA

NEW YORK, 20. dec.-Da-
nes Sc je prvic liza petkovega
rekordnega padca snega ma mi
lijone ljudi iz sirsega New
Yorka vracalo ma delo. Trans
port je bila ma splosno zopet
upostavljen, dasiravno so imeli
skoro vsi vlaki, XII dnevno dova-
zajo ljudi ma delo, vecje zamude.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
Zahvala

Spodaj podpisani Sc prav il
srca zahvaljujem vsem skupaj
"a poslano bozicno darilo po Joe
Semetu. Vsem skupaj in vsake-
mu posebej sem hvalezen "a ro-
jaska in cloveska cuvstva. Zdra-
vo in razuma polno novo leto
1913. Yam il srca zelim, vedno
Vam hvalezni rojak
Mike Sintic,
$500 Bliss Rd., Cleveland. O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
WALLACE MI VEG
UREDNIK "NEW REPUBLIC''

NEW YORK, 20. dec. - Ted
mix "New Republic" je danes
naznanil, da je Henry A. Wal
lace podal ostavko kot urednik
revije.
Casopis DO poslej urejeval Ia
loznik Michael Straight, docim
DO Wallace pisal lie tedenske
clanke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-30
(NadaljevanJe)

Katolicani, XII so Sc upirali ali
pa javno obsojali ia pocetja, so
bill zasledovani, pogumnejsi
med mimi (vkljucivsi mnogo ta-
kin duhovnikov kot monsignor
Ritig) pa so pobegnili v hribe
in Sc pridruzil partizanskemu
gibanju. Takim ljudem danes
nova vlada izkazuje cast in Jim
zaupa odgovorna mesta. S ta-
kimi katoliskimi voditelji smo
govorna oblast - in Sc vec, fax
nicnost teh zgodovinskih DEF
stew. TIE reci so Sc dogajale v
skofiji, katere metropolit je bill
Alojzij Stepinac " rimsko-
katoliski cerkvi najvisja in od-
govarna oblast - in Sc vec, fax
ticno je sluzil "a vojaskega vi
karja ustaskih oborozenih sill,
XII so izvrsile najhujse prekrske,
dasiravno je ma podlagi gotovih
katoliskih listov on osebno pri-|
priporocal zmernost.
Tako globoko so zaupali ii
hrvaski voditelji v obstoj Hit
lerjevega "novega reda", da so
shranili rekorde o svojih zloci-
nih. Ko je koncno prisel polom
- ma Hrvaskem Sc je zgodilo
nenadoma - so bill tt drzavni
dokumenti preneseni zaradi var
ne shrambe v Stepincevo palace
v Kaptolu v Zagrebu in "a Mi
hovo jamstvo je nadskof dal
osebno potrdilo Xxi smo ga vi
deli). stevilo zabojev ustaskega
plena - zlatih ur, prstanov,
uhanov, zapestnic in cello il ust
zrtev izpuljenega zlatega zobov-
ia - je bilo najdenih in odko-
panih v kapeli franciskanskega
samostana le en- biloxi proc cd
Stepinceve katedrale. &c elovek
cita zapisnik obravnave, kar so
storili clani nase skupine, mai
de, da je samostanski opat pri-
znal ia dejstva, vendar pa je "a
nikal osebno odgovornost, ces,
da Sc je ravnal po narocilu svo-
jih predstojnikov, kojih imena
je odklonil povedati. Nasprotno
pa Sc je Stepinac izgovarjal, da
on nj odgovoren "a dejanja ME-
mu podrejenih ljudi.
v osvobodilni borbi je v Ju-
goslaviji skupaj umrlo 100000
MOI, zena in otrok. Cd teh je
veliko stevilo bilo zrtev medse-
bojne povezanosti med Italijani,
Nemci in fanaticnimi hrvaskimi
katoliki, XII so zakljucili posta-
viii korporativno katolisko dr.
zavo po vzorcu spanije pod
Francom, Italije pod Mussolini-
jem in Slovasko pod podrepni-
kom Hitlerja.
Ma syoji sodni obravnavi Ste
pinac nj zanikal resnicnosti do
kazilnega gradiva, XII ga je pred
lozila drzava - fotografije,
lastnorocno podpisane dokumen-