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Evening star., 1947-12-28
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER

been turned down by three Of the
States Democratic leaders.
Senator Lucas Of Havana, Mayor
Martin H. Kennedy of Chicago, and
DR.. Karl Meyer of Chicago have de-
clined invitations by Democratic
Party slate-makers to seek the gov
ernorship under regular organiza-
ton sponsorship.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Shop Held Up Second Time
Apparently by Same Man

An Aristo Cleaners shop at 100 P
street NV. was held up and robbed
Of about $40 last night by a man
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26
Cashier Arrives

A. G. Else arrived here Sun day to assume his duties as cash fer at the bank of Kodiak.
 MT. Else is from Dunlap, Iowa. Rn route to Kodiak Mrs. Else was taken i'll in California and had an operation there and following her convalescence will join her husband in about a month.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses: Church 8:30 6 10:30 am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:3o am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday; If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:l5 & 500 am Rosary & Benediction: 7::30 Sundays, HolydaYs, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, ? to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions:
 z to 8 pm Saturdays & eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Still Is Destroyed
Near Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, N. c., April II
AN Illicit liquor still was dis
covered and destroyed yesterday
in the Nine-Mile section, near
Jacksonville, by ABC Officer Will
lis johnson.
Also destroyed were $50 gal
Ions of mash and containers. No
arrests were made it was report
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
CHEST PRESIDENT
CITES BOYS WEEK
Marks Says His Organiza-
ton Proud To Assist Will
mington Groups

1.-THE Brigade and Shaw Boys
Clubs are a powerful force for
godo in Wilmington" H. A. Marks,
President of the Community Chest
said yesterday in calling attention
to Boys Club Week, April IA to
20.
with the other Red Feather
youth services of the Community
Chest, these Boys Clubs have done
service in providing interesting,
constructive activities and whole
some entertainment for boys in Will
mington. The Community Chest
is proud to list the Brigade and
Shaw Boys Clubs as Red Feather
services"
National studies show, Marks
pointed out, that with 40 Com
munity Chests reporting, an aver
age Of IS per cent of the budgets
of Boys Clubs in thise cities was
provided by Community Chests.
I'm fact said Marks, go per
cent of the total appropriated for
Red Feather recreational activi-
ties in Wilmington goes to Boys
Clubs.
In a sampling of 10 cities it was
found that the Boys Clubs in those
cities received an aggregate total
of $8O5, 900 in n year"
This is an indication of how
highly regarded these Red Feather
services are throughout the coun-
try. On this observance Of Boys
Club Week, the Community Chest
wishes the Brigade and Shaw
Boys Clubs continued success"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
WiListon Glee Club
Plans Final Concert

The Williston High school Glee
Club, widely acclaimed through
out the East. will present the last
concert of this school year this aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
Williston auditorium.
This Giee Club, Of 80 voices,
has presented concerts in North
Carolina, Virginia, West-Virginia,
and Tennessee. Their appearances
have been in demand beyond the
time they are permitted to give.
This afternoon, the glee club
will render a selection of semi
classics, sacreds. spirituals, pop
ular numbers and melodies, led
by James Thompson, Jr., the d.
rector Of the club, who has re-
ceived wide acclaim because Of
his productivity with high school
voices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
UNIVERSITY GETS
TRUCK, TRAILER
Value OF Unit Estimated
At $685. 900, Goes To
Carolina For $3.50

CHAPEL HILL, April l3-Direc-
tor Earl Wynn and staff members
of the University of North Caro-
lina's recently organized Com
m~unication Center, which On an
ambitious program, have come to
a conclusion that there must be a
Santa Claus after al.
At an estimated cost of only
$3.50, the Center has secured a gi-
gantic 18-wheeled truck and trail.
er, valued at s106, 600, from the
United States Army Signal Corps.
The truck and trailer will be con-
verted into a radio strength field
testing unit.
This means, explains o. W.
H~ungerford, technical director OF
the Center, that the new equip
ment, will be used to test the
strength, range and coverage
areas of ordinary radio stations,
and of new frequency-modulation
and television transmitters.
With the high output possible in
the portable generators (25, 900
watts, Hungerford said the truck
and trailer will fit in we'll with
Center motion picture production;
being able to III cameras, lights,
and sound-recording equipment in
any place not served with power
outlets of sufficient strength to do
his type of work.
I'VE obtained the vehicle, and
l the technical equipment con-
tanned in it, through the govern
ment disposal of surplus military
properties" Director Wynn ex-
planned. '"They told us if we could
get it from Baltimore to Chapel
Hill. it vas ours"
So during the weeks vacation
between the winter and spring
quarters, four student-veterans
George Aycock of Richards, Ro-
bert L. Dewar of Fuquay Springs,
Clyde K. Brooks Of Ware Shoals,
S. c., and Jesse H. Meredith, of
Chapel Hill, all excl drivers -
took the train to Maryland at the
expense of the University and
drove the massive truck back
from Holabird Signal Corps De-
pot, along with an ordinary 2 IL
ton general purpose Army truck
that also was included in the
transaction.
The big truck is designated by
the Army as a K-56 Power Unit.
has eight rear drive wheels and
weighs 1880 pounds. It's White
engine h a S four speeds forward
and n reverse. and operates
best around 80 miles an hour. The
engine hood is well over six feet
from the ground and the van body
is 10 feet high.
The trailer portion is a K rs
Operating Trailer, now containing
a SCR-545 radar set and portable
generators. and is capable of car
Tying loads up to 12,0 900 pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

The snake known as the blue
racer is merely a reptile Of the
black snake family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Macon Negroes Gipen
Primary Voting Right

MACON, Ga, April i2-(P-All
Negroes who are properly register
ed will be permitted to vote in the
municipal primary here which was
set for June 20 by the city execu-
tive committee yesterday.
The executive committee voted to
strike the word white" from the
heading, city white primary, and
allow all registered Negroes to
votoe in the election. Earlier, Ken
more Burns, chairman of the COM
mittee, had said Negroes would be
barred.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Jonesboro Farmers
Rites Set For Today

SALISBURY, April 12-P-J. H.
Bonkemeyer, IS, of Jonesboro,
died early this morning at Rowan
Memorial hospital here following
an illness of several weeks. He had
been making his home with q niece,
Mrs. J.. S. Plummer.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday at 3 p. m. at the Jonesboro
Presbyterian church and burial
will follow at Buffalo church near
Sanford.
Mr.. Bonkemeyer was a retired
farmer. He is survived by a num-
Der of nieces and nephews.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
number On the house, however he
aefirms it should be 116.


aefirms it should be 116.
DR.. David R. Murchiso1, chief
of staff at James Walker Memoir
al hospital, and recently resigned
City Civil Service commissioner
representing the New Hanover
Medical Society prior to his res
ignation tenure, this week told me
that the press "got things all
mixed up" regarding a CSClCity
controversy back when two or
three police officers" got in
Dutch" about their jobs. 49,
He speculated deliberately about
the same thing happening about
a meeting of the staff Thursday
night, after which it was reported
the group discussed the possible
exclusion of certain doctors from
James Walker.
Can they do that, and who is
mixed up?" is the question asked
by several residents. ,.
Bill Mcdonald who repeatedly
would make a good life guard
chief at Carolina Beach this week
announced that, he and q group
Of water safety-minded laos have
raised the down payment, and Sc
cured an inhalator for use the
coming season.
An inhalator is a machine used
to help revive persons whose lungs
have become water = logged, Nc
Donald explained.
Wilmington long distance tele-
phone operators S ee m sympa-
thetic about not being able to COM
plete calls so far during the six
day old strike of Southern FEEDER
alton T and T members, but Mrs.
j. J. Hudiburg from Holly Ridge
goes them one better.
Operating on a private system,
the Carolina T and T has teen
battling all over their considerably
large network Of lines to get their
Everyday calls" as well as tneir
emergencies through.
And what helps most, according
to Mrs. Hudiburg is that the oper-
ators are not only apologize, but
sympathetic as well.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
G GIVEN I F

ROCKINGHAM, April IL -(R)-
Major Benton, 40, a Negro, today
was given the mandatory sentence
of life Imprisonment after his at
torneys submitted a plea of Access
sorry after the fact in the assault
of a white woman in Hamlet on
Christmas eve 1915.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
UNION

5th and Seward Square Sc.
Rev. OanieisW. Justice, d. D., Minister.
g:3O a.m.-Church School.
ii 100 q a.m.-"Christ's Church and Ours
by Or. W. W. Delaplain.
$40 p.m.-Mid-Winte Promotion Tea
by Young People.
500 p.m--Guest Preacher, Dr.; rrank
steelnsn. former pastor from
Evening star., 1947-02-01

in Arlington Rev. G. A. Phillips.
County in the immediate future, a
Unitarian center for various activi-
ties will be established.
Mr.. Phillips is graduate OF the
University of Pennsylvania, where
he taught in the English depart
ment for some years. and Is just
completing his work at the Harvard
Divinity School.
Evening star., 1947-02-01

18th St. Nedr ? St.
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS, Minister
"The Church Of the Stotes"
900 o.m.-HoIy Communion. Boil
Memorial Chapel.
9.45 o.m.-Chureh School.
|; go q o.n-"Sons Through SdeFi-
flee"
8:oop.m.-"The Garments OF
Goodness.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Bishop Dun 10 Preach
AT Washington Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
Of Washington, viii be the preacher
at the 4 pm. service in Washing
ton Cathedral tomorrow. Follow
ing the service an organ recital will
be played by Paul Galloway.
The Rev. George j. Cleaveland
will preach at the II am. service
of holy communion and sermon.
Holy communion will also be cele-
brated at 7:30 and at $3.50 am. The
later service will be held in Bethle7
hem Chapel, with Canon Merritt
r. Williams officiating.
The flag Of the State of Conuecti-
cut, fifth State to enter the Union,
will be carried in procession romor-
row, and special prayers Offered for
the Governor and people of that
State.
Evening star., 1947-02-01

rated at st. Stephens Church,
Twenty fifth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, beginning Mon
day.
There will be two services daily
at $40 and 7:45 pm. The Rev. e.
Jerome Winter will conduct the
Lourdes professions and speak each
evening. The services viii conclude
with the veneration of the relic Of
st. Bernadette.
On February II Msgr. Fulton j.
Sheen win give the closing sermon
and bless the congregation with
water from the miraculous spring
Evening star., 1947-02-01

Or. j. Warren Hastings will preach
on "A Spiritual Resurgence."
"Fourscore and Two Years Ago.
is the subject of DR.. Hastings fol-
lowing the Thursday dinner at the
social hall, 1903 Vermont avenue
NV. Reservations for the; dinner
may be made at the church Office,
MA. $3.50, by pm. Monday. The
public Is invited.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
cAtTHERsBURc

GRACE 'eA'rH9assusca
Karl G, NEWELL. Minister
g45 am.--Church School.
/ 90 a m The Man Whe REFUSED MS
Stewardship
6:45p.m Youth Fellowship.
T;30 pm.-United Youth CouneA
Meeting,
Evening star., 1947-02-01
ONE HUNDRED F0RTY-FIFTH
ANNIVEKSARY

Wednesday, the 5th--S p.m.-Mrs. ]. d.
Erarr. President, Woman's Division
Of Christian Service Of the Methodist
Church. -
FRIDAY, the 7th--S pm.---Historical
Paseant, presented BY the Youth.
the Men and the Women Of our
Church. written and directed BY
Major and Mrs. o. James Murray.
Sunday, the 9th-11 a.m.-Dr: Lester A.
Welliver, President, Westminster
p,rn.-Dr. j. Phelps Hand, former
Pastor :
Evening star., 1947-02-01

SOuM unitarian
Church and will
enter upon his
new duties early
in April. The
growth of All
Souls G. h urc h
under the lead
ership Of the
Rev. A. Powell
Davies has made
this increase in
staff necessary.
and while it Is
not the inten-
ton to build a
separate church
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Youth Sunday Planned
Al National Christian

Youth Sunday will be observed at
the National City Christian Church
tomorrow with several youths ofil-
ciating in the communion service
and others making brief addresses.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
st. Stephens S Church.
Nine Duys of Pruyer

The nine days Of prayer and de-
votion honoring the appearances Of
Mary to Bernadette at Lourdes,
France, in 1858 will be commemo-
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Rev. 6. A. Phillips Accepts
Call 10 All Souls Staff

The Rev. Gilbert A. Phillips, min
lister Of the First Parish Church,
Bedford, Mass, has accepted q call
to become Arlington minister for AL
Evening star., 1947-02-01
CothoIic Rudio Hour

Msgr. John K. Cartwright OF st.
Matthews Cathedral will be the
guest speaker on the Washington
Catholic Radio Hour each Sunday
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Jrtrnna

FRIENDS MEETING tORTHOpOx)
IL a,uis--Meeting for Worship. Welcome.
TRENDS MEETING OF WASHINGTON
9IIf Florida Ave.
Meetings for Worship First Day Sunday
at II am All interested are welcome.
Young Peo3ie, $50 pm.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22

vez XII maj druzijo kot celoto te celoto on
sran To izvrst lie organizacija, XII lahko zbere
vse nt trdno spojtev
SANS je bill taxa postojanka preteklost. Ysi XII so
prihaja IL stare domovine, tako vede ke dobe ske
u nasimi zseenci. SANS je posredova, da dobi pr
iko govor shodih ker vedno bill navduseno poz
dravljeni Daal je nformace drugi strani h pre-
jema in oddaal naseu ludstvu. Sc nihGe nj tako do
bro seznanil nasim zivenem kakor zastopnki vse
gocih ustanov in organzac, XII jh vazni opravk pr
ved dezelo kati SANS e skrbe da dobe neposreden
vpogled nase dejanje in nehanje.
Prihaja pa bodo Sc drugi. Kadar postanejo
normane, lahko raeunano primer, izrenavo dija
kov &c podeo arneriski STUDENT Jugosavjo bodo
sell, &c bodo pred odhodom mog zvedeti, kar Jim bo
koriso po prihodu, &c pridejo il domovne bodo po
sredovanjem SANSa lahko tako stopi silk nasim
ljudsvom in Sc bodo kmalu pocutili kakor donna.
bistvom ten in stevilnih drugih takih problenov
DO moraa baviti konvencija Seveda bodo dnevne
redu tu druga vprasana ampak re to kaze vaznost
skega zborovana in zato e upraveeno prcakova da
bodo SANSove podruznice in druge SANSu nalonjene
organzace odzvae vabu in poslale pono stevilo dele
gatov SANS e cd svojega rosva vsekozi deokraticna
organzacia Izvrsevan odbor e lie zvrsevaec voe vse
ga canstva in ia VOLTA najbole zraza konvencah
Cim boljsa bo udeezba ma tenn zboru tenn jasnesa
bo pot kater bo SANS moral koraati napre da zpo
nj to, "a kar je bill ustanovljen sn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22
Pismo 0 belogardistih
v Dolenjevasi

Znani rojak Anton svelc, XII
stanuje ma 21050 Collier Ave, v
Euclidu, je dobi1 cd svojega bra
ia Alojzija pismo, v katerem so
popisani bolj znani belogardi-
sti IL Dolenje vasi. Pismo Sc gla-
81: 49,
''V tenn pismu ii hocem popi-
sati ljudi IL nase vasi, XII so So
delovali z belo gardo in z mimi
delali "a korist okupatorju. Vsi
tt bi radi videli, da bi bill zma-
gall Nemci in Italijani, XII so ma
tako strasen nacin unicevali mas
narod. Nj Jim bilo dovolj, ko so
tujci morili in pozigali nase do
move, ampak so Sc jim Sc .pri-
druzili pri temu delu. Ii, XII so
bill zakleti sovrazniki svobode,
tt izdajalci so cello prekasali
okupatorja in cello vecjo vne-
mo vrsili grozodejstva mad ma
Sim narodom. Sledeci so IL ma
Sc vasi:
"Prvi belogardist pri mas je
bill skof Franc st. So, XII je re
leta 1941 organiziral belogardi-
sticen odbor, XII je pod njegovi-
mi navodili delal do zloma fa-
sizma. Posiljal je ljudi v inter-
nacijo. Med tistimi, XII jih je
postal v taborisce sem bill tudi
JAZZ. Leta 1913 je usel v Ljub-
ljano in je propagiral cello po
radiju. Oh polomu Nemcije je
hotel pred osvobodilno vojsko
zbezati'v Nemcijo, a so ga nase
cete prijele. Sedaj je ma prisil-
mem delu, dobil je osem let, kar
pa je vse premalo.
"Drugi njegov pomagac je bill
Braniselj Joze st. 81, po donna
&c "Meznarjev'. Ia je sodelo-
val "Crno roko", katere gro
zode jstva I'll ne morem v enem
samem pismu opisati. Delno Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22

I je naogoce 0 temu zl1ano, sal SO
ii delali najvecje zlocine. Pri
tenn mu je vneto pomagala nje-
gova sestra, XII je porocena v
Rakeku. On Sc sedaj nahaja
nekje v Italiji.
Moran omeniti tudi Obreza
Jozeta st. 1O6. Bill je tajni de-
tektiv okupatorja in Belle gar
de. Izdal je ceto partizanov,, XII
je slucajno bila "a Trziscem "a
naso vasjo. Bell SO vdrli in sko-
70 vse ljudi pobil. Tega cloveka
je doletela zasluzena kazen ne
kje v kocevskih gozdovih. Po-
tenn je bill tudi Mele Anton st.
33. Ia je pretepal v Cerknici
partizane, katere SO belogardi-
sti ujeli. Bilo pa jih je Sc nekaj
taksnih vecinoma tistih, XII so
bill pod vplivom duhovnikov.
Sedai bi pa bill vsi radi parti-
zani. Nevem kako bi bilo, &c bi
zmagali okupatorji; menda bi
vsi bill pregnant in uniceni. Sal
so sc ze menili: tega in tega bo-
mo razlastili in pognali. Samo
il nase vasi jih je bio cez tri-
deset. Nasa oblast jih pa sedaj
pusti popolnoma pri miru. Sa-
mo to je, da jih mixer ne upo-
steva. Drugace pa so enako-
pravni z nami.
Nv naglici Sc gradijo velike
tovarne, delajo zeleznice, gradi-
jo hise "a stanovanja in Sc mar
sikaj, O cemur nam Sc v start
Jugoslaviji Sc sanjalo nj. Kar Sc
tice drugih razmer so Sc kar do
bre, seveda pa nam marsikaj
primanjkuje. Toda tudi v tenn
pogledu sc DO izboljsalo.
"Dobijo Sc Sc ljudje, XII pra-
WHO, da tn nj svobode. Seveda
SO to taksni, katerim nase delo
nj vsec in tudi ii 50 po vecini
pods vplivom zunanje reakcije.
Prisrcno tc pozdravlja
Alojz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22
Juzno ofriko-deze|o ernih suzniev

Juznoafriska zveza, britanski
dominion, je ena najboljsih de-
Eel ma svetu. Lezi ma skrajnem
jugu Afrike in meri 1928, 1854
kvadratnih KIM. Prebivalcev ina
ogrog IL milijonov, cd katerih
je 20rt belih (Anglezev in Bu-
row, 2.5e6 Indijcev, ostali pa
so crnci. Crncev je torej najvee
in SO pravi domacini, toda pra-
vic nimajo nobenih, vse ukaze-
jo bell gospodarji.
Ko je letos v avgustu avstral-
ski delegat ma pariski konfe-
renci govoril pravicah mani
Sin, je navedel kot primer pra-
vicnega ravnanja manjsinami
JUNO Afriko, kjer SO 81 podali
roko Burr in Anglezi po Burski
vojni. Manuilski je tedaj izja-
vii, da Sc mu ia primer ne zdi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22

dober. Slisal je, da Sc indijski
manjsini v: Afriki ne zdi, da bi
Sc dobro ravnalo z MO. In &c Sc
ne mott, je Sc nekaj crncev v
Juzni Afriki,. XII ne uzivalo is
tin pravic kakor belci. JUNO
afriski delegat Sc je tedaj ne
kako izmazal, ces da Sc problem
indijske nanjsine proueuje 20
crncih seveda nic!). Ko pa
je pozneje ma zasedanju Zdruze-
nih narodov indijski delegat OBJ
tozil Juznoafrisko zvezo, da sla-
DO ravna S svojim naseljenim
KIM ckim prebivalstvom, Sc
skandal nj dal vee potlaciti. Juz-
noafriski ministrski predsednik
SHUTS, XII je tolikokrat povzdig-
nil svoj glas v obrambo pravic
zatiranih, je skusal to prikaza-
ii kot notranjo zadevo in jo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22

cega kriza poslali ma Mladinsko
|progo enega sanitetnega refe-
renta in higienika "a vsako bri-
|gado. Razen tega DO zagotovlje-
no "a vsako izmeno potrebno
|stevilo cetnih bolnicarjev in po-
moznega sanitetnega osebja "a
bolnisnice in ambulante. Odbori
Rdecega kriza bodo oskrbeli
cetne bolnicarje z rocno lekarno,
|poslali bodo tudi vecje stevilo
ambulant potrebnim pomoz-
|nin osebjem.
v okroznih mestih bodo orga-
nizirali zdravniske pregle de
mladincev. Da bi Sc graditelje
med delom seznanili z zdrav-
|stveno sluzbo, bodo ustanovili
sanitetne t ecaje, XII jih DO v vsa-
Xxi izmeni obiskovalo po deset
brigad. Po povratku proge bo-
do tecajniki clani zdravstvenih
aktivov v svojih krajih.
Poleg vedno vecjega stevila
zeniskih zena, XII Sc pripravlja-
jo delovne brigade, Sc je poja-
vilo doslej v Zenici tudi Is zena
il okoliskih vasi, XII hocejo So
delovati pri gradnji proge. Zato
DO v Zenici odprto otrosko Ia
vetisee "a namescenke in nego
|otrok tistih mater, XII so Sc ja-
vile "a delo ma progi samac-Sa-
rajevo.
V zeniskem zelezniskem do
mu so ma zasedanju letne skup-
Seine sindikalnih podruznic ze-
lezniske delavnice, postaje in
nadzorniskega okraja sklenili,
da bodo naglim in rednim do
vazanjem nakeriala pomagali
pri graditvi Mladinske proge.
Ndrocdjte, strife IN GitGite
1EunkODrn4,ansty,3 y,3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-22

sebnimi hladilnirni pripravami,
| XII pa SO zelo drage. Poseben
znanstvenia institut isce sedaj
nacin, kako bi pocepil hladilne
naprave, izboljsal stroje in
orodje ter zvisal proizvodnjo.
Tu Sc spet mascuje zatiranje
lcrncev. Tudi najnaprednejsa
tehnika ne zmore nicesar brez
lljudi, XII bi jo obvladovali.. Ker
drzijo crnce ma stopnji neumne
delovne zivirle, innajo mnogo
rok toda nobenih mozganov, XII
bi ukazovali strojem.
! Kljub tennu Sc zdi, da sreca
BE nj zapustila JUNE Afrike. V
aprilu 1916 leta 50 inzenirji ne
ke anglo-ameriske druzbe od-
krili v juznoafriski provinci
Oranja nova lezisca zlate rude,
XII so mnogo bogatejsa cd do
sedanjih v Johannesburgu in ne
Eleze tako globoko v zemlji. S
posebnimi svedri so dalje vrta-
Ii zemljo: ma prvrsini' $50 kva-
dratnih mill SO 35-krat navrta-
Ii zemljo in vedno zadeli ma isto
blesceco bogastvo.
Ia odkritja so izzvala novo
konjunkturo zlata. Spekulanti
so poplavili zlate bore v Lon
donu in Johannesburgu kakor
mravlje lonec medu. Prihajali
MISC lie veliki, ampak tudi mali
ljudje, Sc cello odsluzeni vojaki,
XII so tvegali zadnje prihranke
- in zasluzili cele kupe denar-
ia. v nekaj dneh Sc je dvignila
vrednost delnic vrtoglave vi
Sine, nastajala so nova boga-
stva in vse je govorilo 0 zlati
konjunkturi.
Najsrecnejsi 50 pa lastniki
zemljisc ma podroeju novih zla-
tin rudnikov. Vrednost njihove
zemlje neizmerno raste. Tisoee
dolarjev Jim ponujajo "a zemlji-
see, XII 81 ga pred lett lahko do
bill "a napitnino.
Mogoce bo otvoritev novih
rudnikov izboljsala suzenjsko
zivljenje Kafrov. Ker bodo 60
tovo opremljeni z najmodernej-
simi napravami, Sc bo poveeala
njihova donosnost. Stevilo de-
lavcev in tedenskih ur bi Sc lah-
ko znizalo, place zvisale, tako
da bi Kafri lahko zaeeli Glove,
ka vredno zivljenje S svojimi
druzinami v delavskih vaseh.
Toda to so lie po.bozne zelje
Uresnicile sc bodo lie z brezkom-
prcmisno borbo izkoriscanih de-
lavcev proti lastnikom in kapi-
talisticnim izkoriscevalcem.