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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

election up sueabe loci state political contest
editor
gushing professions darknned brethren
city law don't give damn because we haven't made them
potential have have shown already
The Republicans they they keep insisting
they will take advantage Of the spectacle by of
the liberal" fight
the tub election time the tune Of supposedO
Right through here of Negro
Disguised the mention of the liberal" that the
approach would hit payd One thing certain nothing the Re-
pbans have far land hasn't been much has openly
the exhibited Brother Buckley who's record
the public rushing protect aweakng operator
the pepetuans the vicious liquor license monopoly
system here.
squaws against
COws monopoly vocal administered what
opinion only mild rebuke their boy Buckley and his love affair
with the license monopoly dnagng From time the
Gu subject Of monopoly character the
it's pure in heart and much in the corner Of the dOwnOdden
claims should have repudated Buckley, turned him by the
until his brains whatever
ratified like piece Of sheetmetal in wndstOrm.
going keep trying play part
of for the little oppressed minOrtes
they'd better their Onyrd order and suit the action
to the word.
For the past month my friends have been giving pretty good
a 1.-THE Pit" day
meeting Mayor Humphreys office with Cecil Newman
Henry Thomas Tamadge Carey Jimmie Wardaw Bill Seabron and
A. Cassus the next useless human being you'd
want to putting series Of tears antrum mood and mean
choa wanted typewriter again. look book
column sick Of the problem
relations people having barende spit in their drinks getting
refused at hotes-I just plain fed and tired
Murphy of the radio pulled Of it. She called
afternoon when ndugng myself bursting into tears
the hour quite damp business really She started describe
happened when she of falling
pieces all the place. she had gggng first and then
bowling uproarousy began what perfect nuisance
be making of myself to everyone around me.
learned thing by this experience There isn't
worrying yourself death about job important
finished the Of personal health and webng
single individual important that the ranks won't
and march when he drops out but there salts
knowing that drop temporarily he has good
friends ready stand by until he's ready again
life
constantly They acquaintance whom they drink with play bridge
visit real friends Friends those people whose
feeling Of confidence and understanding There's
guard with front around whom
call friend; if you have to, it isn't friendship
opportunity do lot Of thinking these weeks and
list people who have displayed their faith
take the time during busy day TO put in telephone call
hello" I'm able lazy, lesureIy
everything under the consider myself
very lucky and rich person.
nothing like spell under the weather make take stock
of ourselves and spiritual possessions.
creatures human beings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15
Lincoln BeGutY Shop
Operator Offers New
Huir GROWING Methods

Mrs. Eulah Clemens, manager of
the Lincoln Beauty Shop, has just
returned from a beauty convention,
held in Toledo, Ohio, announcing
a new method of growing and thick
ening hair. These treatments are
being given at the Lincoln Beauty
shop. She is introducing TO the
public various scalp and hair condi-
TONERS.
Mrs. Lucille Presley, 61S st. An
thony Ave, who went to Chicago
with her son, Raymond (Red), a
week ago, TO visit relatives and
friends, returned Monday, Aug. II.
Her son will remain in Chicago
with relatives indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bradley of
Winston Salem, N. c., formerly of
the Twin Cities, are house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson, 776
St. Anthony Ave. Mr.. Bradley, Mr..
Watson's nephew, is administrator
of Kate Biting Reynolds hospital
at Winston Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. GhOlstOn,
Atlanta, Ca, spent several days
last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Goss, SIT Aurora. They
were en- route to New York City
and Canada. Mrs. Gholston is the
,;aca - NJ. Co..
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Carmen, former residents at 9l6
Aurora Ave-, are now residing at
S75 St. Anthony Ave-, in the up
stairs apartment.
Party: Miss Edna Stone of $50
Carroll Ave. was hostess at a party
Monday, Aug. If, honoring Miss
Peggy Aparicio, who left that day
for Mexico City.
Mr.. Arthur White, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White, Sr., 377
Rondo Ave, left st. Paul Thursday,
Aug. 7, for his home in Pasadena,
California, after visiting his par
ents for two weeks.
Cosmopolitan Club Picnic: Mem
bers present at the club picnic
given Sunday, Aug. 10, at the home
Of Mrs. Ella Roberts, 949 St. An
thony Ave-, were Mines. Rosa Ma
han, May Williams, Ella Roberts,
Eva Ball and Rosa Bradshaw.
Guests included Messrs. and Mines.
Oscar Oliver, r. L. Cox and Julius
Clemens; Mines. Charlene Davis,
Rubella Lewis, Louise Terry, Kate
Bradshaw and Matte King; Messrs.
D. Williams and Lyle Jackson;
Misses Jacqueline Johnson and
Gloria Roberts. Garden flowers
made an attractive background for
the picnic. Each member decorated
her table which made a variety of
attractive table settings.
Mrs. Willard c. Moore and her
children, 4l9 Sherburne Ave, left
Monday, Aug. IL, for a one-week
visit in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
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Social and Personal

Mrs Lucius MCGEE of Oklahoma City, Okla arrived in
mrs Priscilla Kirk Mrs Urln Clark and Mrs Carks guest
81 tau Thursday Aug T. to spend two weeks the house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Urin Clark ITO st. Anthony Ave
The PinOchle Breakfast club met Saturday. Aug g. with
Mrs O. c. Drzzle $40 N St Adams Her guests included
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

With an estimated 100000
acres of peat Minnesota is said
to have 500 Of the nations total
deposits.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

~ ~ ~ "a AGLACg CIV Az Ol
Mrs. Lucius L. MCGEE Of Okla
homa City, who was presented q
gift by the hostess. Club prizes
were won by: first, Mrs. William
A. Hanna; second, Mrs. Leroy Cole
man, and third, Mrs. o. A. Gum.
The club will be entertained by
Mrs. Priscilla Kirk on Aug. l6,
at her home, 937 St. Anthony Ave.
The NOn-Pareil club met Friday
evening, Aug. 8, at the home of
Mrs. Alberta Davis, sos Rondo
Ave. Prizes were won by: first,
Mrs. Irene Hill; second, Mrs. Ro-
celia Gardner, and third, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Oden. The next meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. Helen
Gambol, S84 St. Anthony Ave.
Miss Ida Mae johnson Of Louis.
vile, KY, arrived in St. Paul on
July 26, to spend a month visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ollye R. Grantham,
s76 Iglehart Ave.
On Trip: Mrs. Addie c. Few of
64S Iglehart Ave-, and Mrs. c. B.
Covington Of 667 st. Anthony Ave,
left the city Thursday, Aug. IA for
a six weeks visit, covering Yellow
stone Park, Seattle, Vancouver. San
Francisco, Los Angeles and Mex
leo. Accompanying them as far as
Yellowstone Park and en- route to
Denver, Colo, will be Mrs. H. Rat
cliff Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Few and
Mrs. Covington will return by the
way Of Salt Lake City and Omaha,
Nebr.
New Residence: Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus L. Hill and daughter,
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Social and Personal

Third Birthday: Miss Gayle Marshall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Robert W. Marshall Jr $3.50 Fourth Ave &c. was
hostess to group of her small friends at party Sunday
August TO- on her third birthday Guests included Jamie and
David Coins, Diane and Eugene Moore Michael and Natalie
Marshall Robert and Harvey Jones, Rochelle Mitchell
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Attend the Rip Van Wrinkle OPP
srsttS, Monday, Aug. rs, 8 p. m,
at Pilgrim Baptist ehureh.---Advt
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

negro naSnI acIuAlly Deen nuCh "Vise imam the
antics of the much maligned southern Democrats and
northern reactionary Republicans The liberal move
ment in Minneapolis will have to work overtime to
find explanation for the double dealing hypocrtcal
backdoor maneuverings of few Of their white haired
boys down cty-hall way. II Alderman Edgar Buckley
of the sixth ward is example Of what expect
from labOrindorsed liberal" God help the liberals
in this locality. And please don't mention Alderman
Harold Kauth, the liberal" bloc boss!
In spite Of their scattered and divided residential
sectors. Negro voters can STILL If they united in
their precincts swing a closely-cOntested alderman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

wayne Mlchael marmon, and Lon
ME Lee Ellis. Two out-of-town
guests were also present. They
were Nan and Joy Ellis of Charles
ton, W. Va. The hostess was the
recipient of many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Kathleen Blakeley and Miss
Margaret Jones of Chicago, were
the house-guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Gates, 902 Bryant Ave. N,
for several days last week. Mrs.
Blakeley is the sister Of Mrs.
Gates and also Of Elmer Childress,
9S7 Aldrich Ave. N. Miss Jones is
a nurse at PrOvident hospital in
Chicago, Mrs. BlAkeley and Miss
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o MINNEAPOLIS o

Mrs. FRANK Shaw, lO42 Bryant
Ave. N, was the guest of honor
at surprise birthday party July
81, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mayfield of Ruston, La. Mrs. Shaw
is in Louisiana visiting her mother
who has been i'll for some weeks.
The guests present at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brown
of Minneapolis, Mr.. Willie Western
Of California, Cairo Lee Carr,
Anamay Carr, R. C. Spencer, Aron
Spencer, Leonard Goldsmith, S. C.
Goldsmith, Limit Lyon, Dorothy Bee
Danial, Lucille Danial, Alton Spen-
Ger, Thomas Wilson, Sconnie Carr,
Emma Peterson, LESSEE Mae Ball
more, L. P. Lewis, Matte Shaw,
and Edna Shaw.
Mrs. Cleo Hampton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young, 6O7
Olson Blvd, will fly to New York
Aug. 10 in the company Of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Rudolph Young
Of New York. Mrs. Hampton will
take up dress designing for eight
months.
St Thomas SOdality was hostess
to the Variety club of St. Phillips
Episcopal church, Monday, Aug
II, at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Paul DanfOrth of Des MOines,
Iowa, has been the guest this past
week Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Jos.
Danforth, 1880 Clinton Ave. S.
Roy Cobb, l3-year-Old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cobb, 531
Girard N, is attending camp at
Hinckley, MINI.
Mrs. Carrie Mae Goodwin of Chi
cago, ILL.,, Mrs. Georgia Jones, Des
Moines, Iowa, and Miss Elizabeth
Williams of Chicago, ILL.,, are the
guests of Mrs. Charlotte Rooney,
1907 Emerson Ave. N.
Mrs. H. NJ. Robinson Virginia
Lewis) and daughter Andriette of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis, 2817
Elliot Ave. N, for three weeks.
Mrs. Robinson is the niece Of Mr..
Lewis.
Mrs. Helen Grever, 354S SMELL
ing Ave. S., was taken to Deacon
ness hospital, Aug. IL. She became
suddenly ill Monday night and was
sent to the hospital.
Birthday Party: Mr.. W. II.
Walker, 1916 Fourth Ave. s., gave
a surprise birthday party for his
wife, Mrs. Nellie Walker, Friday,
Aug. 8, at their home. Mrs. Lulu
Davis, sister of Mrs. Walker, from
Emporia, Kans., came to the city
for the event. About So friends
helped her to celebrate. Mrs. Mabel
Willis and Mrs. Jessie Shepard
assisted Mr.. Walker in making all
of the arrangements.
Little Miss Onamia Miller, Mrs.
Wenzel Miller's daughter, had as
her weekend guest Miss Mona
Washington, 505l Irving Ave. N.
THE SOuthernaires" at Central
High School, Minneapolis, Friday,
September 5.-Ady.
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|M WAY | 535IE1
q BY nELL D0DSOn RUSSELL

The Cassius liquor license in Minneapolis have
indications anything
The shOddy put sOcaed liberals" and friend Of the
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Jones were accompanied back to
Chicago, Friday, Aug. 8, by Mr..
and Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Opal Stone,
Donald Gates, and DR.. B. B. Moore,
who drove them down.
Miss June Session, 1901 Fifth
Ave. s. returned home Aug. II
after a three weeks stay with Miss
Coramae Richey of Chicago and
Minneapolis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13

proof. The Goodyear plumbing
Co of Wilmington was awarded
the plumbing and heating con-
tract. The Pagan Electric COM
pany of New Bern received the
Electrical contract.
The Gillette Miller construc-
ton company of Wilmington
was awarded the contract for
the construction of a new mod
ern gymnasium to be erected at
the Williams township school.
Goodyear was awarded the
plumbing and heating contracts
and Pagan Electric Co., was low
bidder on the electric wiring.
A IA unit consolidated Negro
school at Chadbourn was
awarded to Il. T. Rogers of Will
mington. Goodyear and Pagan
were low bidders on the plumb
ing and electric work.
The Southeastern Constru-
ton company of Charlotte was
low bidder on the construction
of a modern tWo-story high
school building at Tabor City.
Goodyear and Pagan were
given the plumbing and electric
contracts.
Plans and specifications were
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13

the construction of two new
schools, a modern gymnasium
and addition of eight rooms to
another school at a meeting
held here last night.
The total cost of the school
expansion program is $248, 700.
The citizens of Columbus county
recently voted a bond issue for
the expansion program. The
awards made last night are
subject to the approval Of
the local government commits
sion at Raleigh and the county
board of education.
L. T. Rogers, Wilmington con-
tractor, was awarded the con-
tract for construction Of an
eight room addition to the Will
liams Township school. The ad-
dition will modern and fire
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13

local TPA group, at the Famous
club tonight at 7:3O o'clock.
T. R. Yates, state secretary
treasurer of the TPA will also
be here for the banquet meeting
it was announced last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13

Before the coming of the
white man, the Indian country
of Kentake (Kentucky) was sub
ject to claims by several Indian
tribes and Indians dared not
HINT there
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13
Ladies Night Banquet
To Be Held Tonight

J. R. league, Henderson, pres
ident of the Travellers Protec-
tive association, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the annual La
dies night meeting of Post G.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13

drawn up by Leslie N. Boney,
Wilmington architect, for all
the construction work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-13
Kill the Itch scabies
With Sihcide

This liquid preparation kills in 80
minutes those itch mites with which
t comes in contact. Buy SITICIDE
.om your druggist, or send 60c to
'ticide Co., Commerce, Ga. adv,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
CILEANSKA VLADA
ZAPIRA STAVKARJE

SANTIAGO, 6. oktobra Ci-
leanska vlada je aretirala 80
oseb, katere je oznacila, da so
"komunisti," pod pretvezo, da so
organizirali stavko $4,000 pre-
mogarjev v cilju, ida zadusijo
naciolna ekonomijo."
: Do aretacije je prislo, ko je
vlada ukazala vojaskim letalom,
maj podprejo cete in vojno bro
dovje v zoni Conceptions. Ad-
miral Alfredo Hoffman, COVER
ner zone, pa je- bill pooblascen,
da lahko najame move premogar-
je.
Vladna izjava pravi, da bodo
aretirani "agitatorji," med Mi
mi :tudi bivsi komunisticni GO
werner, .poslani ma juzni del Ci-
lea. ~ - ...
Nayzlic vladnemu ukazu, Sc
delavci MISC vrnili ma delo.
J { x < - G S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
DISKUSIJE GLEDE
IFALIJANSKIH KOLONIJ

LONDON, 6. oktobra - "a
stopniki zunanjih ministrov sti-
rib velikih sill so danes soglasno
sklenili, da bodo zaslisali Itali-
jo, Abesinijo in Egypt v zvezi
italijanskimi kolonijami. Skle-
memo je bilo tudi, da Sc " vsako
kolonijo (Eritrejo, italijansko
Somalijo, Libijo, vkljucno Tri-
politanljo in Kirenaiko) poslje
posebno komisijo. Do nesloglas-
ia je prislo glede ostalih drzav,
XII nimajo teritorialnih zahtev,
toda zelijo biti zaslisane, predno
DO usoda italijanskih kolonij "a
pocacena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

zgodilo sc je nekaJ drugega. Go
spod "Fronc," XII SO stall YES cas-
poleg govorniskega odra, so sto-
pill ma oder, odrinili Kreka ma
stran, ga posadili ma stol, potem
pa stopili pred mikrofon in so
rekli: "Na to vprasanje bonn pa
odgovoril jazz
Videlo Sc je, da je bill Krek ma
ravnost uzaljen radi "Froncove-
ga" nastopa. Kajti to je izgleda-
10 tako, kot da Krek nj sposoben
odgovoriti ma stavlj jeno vprasa-
ME. Gospod "Fronc" so potem
zaceli pripovedovati svojem
programu, da so Sc borili in Sc.
bodo borili toliko casa, dokler
ne bo v Jugoslaviji taksna vlada,
kakor je v Ameriki :. Svoj 60
vor je zakljucil besedami:
mi Sc borimo "a taksno de-
mokracijo in svobodo, kakor jo
imamo tukaj v Ameriki :"
(Zopet nekoliko aplavza).
Zadnjo besedo pa je incl zopet
.bivsi orjunas, XII je zacel kricati
cez komuniste, partizane in
SANSovce, da so vsi skupaj sa-
mi kriminalci. Toda pametni
ljudje so ga ustavili in mu MISC
dali vec govoriti. Ia uboga orju-
naska zgaga, katera je cez diva
dni po svojem prihodu Ameri-
ko kandidirala pri raznih dru-
stvih "a "financnega ministra,"
maj opere najprej svojo umazano
duso, predno ST Sc kdaj upa
zmerjati postene ljudi "krimi-
nalci!" On danes zagovarja do
mobranske razbojnike, kateri so
mu, &c sc ne motim, ubili diva
orata v start domovini.
Gospodu "Froncu' pa to-le:
Danes Sc strasno potegujete "a
demokracijo in svobodo. Kje pa
ste bill pred vojno? Ali ste spa
Ii? Bill ste v Jugoslaviji, toda
tam Yam je bila demokracija in
svoboda deveta briga! Klanjali
ste Sc kralju Aleksandru in dr.
zali ljudstvo v teni. Vas "kole-
ga minister Korosec je pa po-
siljal vojastvo mad lacne in raz-
trgane delavske mase. &c bi 81
vi toliko prizadejali "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo start Jugo-
slaviji, kakor 81 tukaj, potem bi
bile razmere v Sloveniji med VOL
no vse drugacne, kakor pa so ma
zalost bile in O domobrancih bi
danes mic ne vedeli. Ker pa ste
vi vedno tam, kjer nj mas, in mi
vedno tam, kjer nj Vas, so Sc pa
rodili domobranci, XII so nam
vsem skupaj nadlego in sra
moto.
Koncam 6. Krekovimi bese-
dami: ITO moramo pribiti "a bo-
docnost," da Sc kaj takega ne
DO vec zgodilo med Slovenci!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
VTISI z DOMOBRANSKEGA
ZBOROVANJA Y CLEVELANDU
John v. Kaueie

0S FA J~~JSN, ~ 'JO
&c. edino Zedinjene drzave v
rokah tisto ogromno moe (men-
da je mislil ma atomsko bombo),
s katero lahko zaustavijo komu-
nisticni val v Evropi in po osta-
lem svetu Evropski narodi,
prav posebno pa Slovenci, 'ko-
maj cakajo, da bi ljubi Bog dal,
da bi kaj kmalu zabliscale belle
zvezde ameriske zastave mad ce-
10 Evropo in da Sc je to re v
praksi zacelo izvajati potom
Trumanove doktrine, ne samo v
Grciji, ampak tudi drugod po
svetu . ."
Prvi del. zgoraj citiranega
stavka je porocevalec A: D. izpu-
still, priobcil je samo drugi sta
vek.
Imam par vprasanj ma 6. Kre-
ka in upam, da bo toliko gentel-
man, da nam pojasni nekatere
tocka njegovega govora, katerih
mi pri najboljsi volji ne moreno
razumeti.
vi pravite, g. Krek, da ste
q. zastopali Slovence tisti
vladi, XII so jo PRIMAL zdruzeni
zavezniki kot legalno vlado re
takrat, ko sta komunist Molotov
in nacist Ribbentrop sklepala
prijateljske zveze med seboj -"
IL tega Vasega stavka Sc zr-
cali nejasnost, ali bolje receno:
zavajalnost javnosti. &c Sc ne
varam, je bila tista nenapadalna
(ne "prijateljska,' kakor vi
pravite), pogodba poGpisana le-
ia 1889. Ma to Vam odgovar-
jam: takrat, ko je bila podpisa-
IA nenapadalna pogodba med
Nemcijo in Sovjetsko zvezo, ta-
ho zvanih "Zdruzenih zavezni-
xov" Omitted Allies) Sc nj bilo,
oila pa je tista famozna "Velika
antanta' in pa Liga narodov,
pod okriljem katerih so Sc "a
padni imperialisti pripravljali
celih 20@fet "a "zdruzen napad"
Ia Sovjetsko zvezo!
Dale: tisti Vasi slavni "Zdru-
zeni zavezniki,' pri katerih ste
vi zastopali Slovence, so podali
ma krozniku Hitlerju Ceskoslo-
vasko v Monakovem, pozneje pa
emo leto sedeli v Maginotovih
utrdbah in preganjali dolgcas,
ko so Hitlerjeve kohorte rusile
v prah cd vseh izdano Poljsko.
Napovedali so vojno Hitlerju,
ampak izstrelili MISC niti enc pa
trone V obrambo Poljske, dokler
Hitler nj udaril po samih tistih
Vasih "Zdruzenih zaveznikih"
(Antanti), XII so postavili Hit
lerja ma noge, ga oborozili in mu
pokazali pot proti Vzhodu! In
sele takrat, ko je Hitler udaril
po "Antanti," so Sc organizirali
res pravi Zdruzeni zavezniki, XII
Sc pa MISC borili proti sloven-
skim komunistom, niti ne rus
kim boljsevikom, ampak so Sc
borili proti naci-fasistom in pro-
tt raznim domobranskim sodr-
gam.
70 Zmagl mad nacl-faSlsti-dO-
mobranci, sc je ma zalost spet
prebudila stara Antanta, XII je
prijela "a ,delo tam, kjer je pre-
nehala leta 1941.
Torej, &c ste VI sostopoi Slo-
rence D Uladi med leti 1939-1941,
hokor sanni provite, potem ste
bill Clan tiste j4goslovanske vza-
F: de, ki je prodala svoje norode
nojprej nena$kina bankirjem in
i',dustrijcem, kas'aeje pa Sc So
ma sebe Hitzerju!
Zdaj pa k najbolj vazni tocki
Vasega govora. vi ste rekli:
"Nasi komunisti hi sc zastonj
trudili "a svoj krvavi namen, &c
bi bill navezani ma svoje lastne
moci .. Povsod: v Sloveniji, ma
Hrvatskem in v Srbiji so bile
komunisticne bande tepene, ka-
dar koli so sc spustile v borbo z
! ., q rDIn;,,o (x,;eto ;,,oo1s :,,no Skx,o