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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11
Thursday, December II, l9a7

stop and-go traction on snow or ice.
Anti-shid chains reduce bralxing dis
tances for passenger cars 40 to SO
per cent and for trucks so to 20
per cent, tests have proven.
Also emphasized was the need for
cation in nighttime driving. The
added hours of darkness during win
ter months, plus frequent storm
conditions, result in reduced visi-
bility. Drivers must give special
attention to the condition and use
.of their windshield defrosters and
wipers. Head and tail lights may
even be needed during daytime
Windshields and windows of We
hicles should be kept clear Of out
side snow and ice and inside fog
and frost. \
IT every Montana motorist viii
pledge himself to be winter,wise,
keeps his vehicle in safe condition
and operating it under fun control.
accidents in our state this winter
win be curtailed," Sheridan. said.
The western yellow pine makes
:, :. ora lfi&fl.., NJ AA,orvxn,,.s. s~~s.4e
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UNCLE JOE BUCK
Continued from Page Five

Continued from Page Five
from Los Angeles, or adjacent town
ships. Indeed, as any northern Cali
fornian viii tell you those southern
fellows travel for their meat
Much of the hunting here is done
the lazy mans Way-from auto
mobiles plying mountain roads II
is lawful in Montana to shoot from
public road, but you must stand
off the paved or runway portion
1t is against the law to shoot
across a road.
Two species of deer live in this
particular area-the Rocky Noun
tain mule deer and the Whitehall.
All bucks with four inches or more
Of antler on either side are legal
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School News

Glenna Taylor, senior candidate,
was crowned queen of the l947
Troy high school carnival, held Sat
urday evening, leading her nearest
rival for the honor by more than
two thousand votes. All four of
the candidates received good votes
and the contest was not decided
until the final hours. Dick Sieben-
forcher, senior campaign manager,
performed the browning ceremony
and presented gifts to the Carnival
Queen and to the three Princesscs,
Marie Larson, Patsy Hurd, and
Janiel Wallace.
The carnival was well attended,
and all concessions were busy thru
out the evening Total receipts
were 1892 and the expenses are
estimated at $3.50 Receipts from
the queen contest amounted to $494,
which is more than enough to pay
for the new basketball scoreboard,
now installed in the gym. Winner
of the radio, given away in con-
nection with the queen contest, was
Johnny Petrusha, of Libby. The
winner of the air rifle was Walter
H. Loehr of Leonia.
Christmas vacation will begin on
Dec. goth and school will reopen
January 5th. The date for the an
riual Christmas program at the
school has been set at Thursday,
December 18th.
Two Christmas films, Alias St.
Nick" and 1.-THE Night Before
Xmas" were shown in the school
.6.d;&o-;,,,, hs.4s,rJ.t ,,,o,,4tss,, IN.
films were rented by the Troy
Woman's clsfb as a Christmas gift
% the children. Pupilse in grades
one through nine saw the film, as
well as several pre-school young
sters.
The seventh grade turned in the
best attendance record for the sec
ohd six-weeks period. The percen-
tage Of attendance for the class was
o8.3.
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History of Troy Topic
At Takima Club

Mrs. D. T. Wood. guest speaker
at Takima Club on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. r. L. GRIPPE, gave
an interesting and entertaining ac-
count of early days in Troy and
Lincoln county. A pioneer herself,
Mrs. Wood is well equipped to
handle the subject. Mrs. Ford Grippe
assisted the host less in entertain
ing.
The Christmas party will be held
at the home of Mrs William Bissell
on December II.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11
Cub Scouts


Turning out in full force Den
and Den 2 of the Cub Scouts
held a Pack meeting in the Moose
Hall on Thursday evening. Den
! under the direction of Mrs. Frank
French, Denmother, put on clever
stunt. Bobby MISSIONER dressed as
Clementine and Layton Laffoon as
her paw and the balance of the
supporting cast of 49ers and miners
acted the part to the aecompani-
ment of the groups harinonizing
Den 2 under the leadership of Mrs.
Claire Laffoon, denmother, gave an
animated rendition of one of the
cub songs.
Cubmaster Earl Burns gave an
interesting talk
The following boys were initiated
into Clubbing with a campfire cere-
mony: Mike Chimenti, Clifford Boil
man and Jimmy Lyle.
Bob Westover received his Lion
badge, and Kenneth French the
Golden Arrow to the Bear badge
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our clothes and food for the most
part come from the soil.
All Of this adds up to a better
community. Where people are heal
thy they are happy and content
and strive for a better world.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11

PinOchle Club
Mrs. John Hurd entertained her
Pinochle Club last Thursday High
prize was won by Mrs. Robert
Rubber. travelling by Mrs. Jim Lind
sew and low by Mrs Lester Coli
man.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11

Here and There
From Anacortes, Wash, came Mr.
and Mrs. Reidlinger TO spend the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11

NTEARLY 100 different types of
IN coverage, undivided into spe-
eial forms and variations, are writ.
ten by the fire insurance companies
which your agent represents. There
are a great many different kinds of
protection provided by the casually
and bonding companies with which
he does business. From the many
hundreds of insurance companies,
he has elected to represent a group
which he believes is particularly
worthy Of your confidence
In selecting the proper comhina.
tiOn of policies to protect you from
the risk of financial loss, your local
insurance representative performs
an invaluable service. His knowI.
edge of local conditions, his first.
hand understanding of your insur.
ance requirements, his availability
for immediate service at all times
are she cloth from which tailor.
made protection programs are cut.
0nly with thisiype Of prOtectiOn
can Jan be certain yOu are getting
the most for your insurance dollar.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-11

Elects Officers
At the election of officers held by
the Women's Society of Christian
Service on Thursday, Mrs. Flor
ence Drury was elected president,
Mrs. Becky Drury vice-president,
Mrs. Flora Kensler corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Margaret Ma
ness. recouding secretary. Secre-
taries of various offices are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. E. v. Koch of Christian Soc
ial Relations and local church &C
tivities; Mrs, George Strom, Of
Children's work; Mrs. Roy Maness
Of Literature and Publications; Rev.
W. c. Stearhs of Spiritual Life; Mrs.
Fowley of Service; Mrs. Sagen Of
Student and Youth work.
We were unable to get the name
of the supply secretary.
On December II, Rev. Stearns
will conduct in the Methodist
Church an officers training school
which will deal with work en-
countered by the new officers af-
ter they are seated in January.
The Christmas meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Roy Ma
ness.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
RECOMMEND CALF
VACCINATION

Delaware dairymen have taken
another step towards efficient pro-
duction. This was pointed out this
week by Delmar ]. Young, exten-
sion dairyman, and Edward S. Bid
die, mastitis specialist for the
State Board of Agriculture. Both
cited the recent legislation in Del
aware providing for vaccination of
calves against brucellosis or Bangs
Disease.
They point out that the ravages
of this disease in dairy herds can
only be halted through protective
measures and advise dairynlen
that after July / the State Board
of Agriculture will upon the re-
quest of owners of dairy cattle
furnish free vaccine for vaccina-
tion of calves between the ages of
four and eight months.
When ironing clothes, go around
all fastenings. Never run the iron
over buttons, snaps, buckles, zip
pers or pins, even on the wrong
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
BEACH SCENE,
MOTIF AT PROM
Alice Jane Matthews Is Gen.
eral Chairman For jun
ior-SeniOr Prom
MUSIC BY GEO. FEARY

An attractive beach scene FORM
ed the background for the annual
junior-senior prom at the school
Last Friday night. The orchestra
was seated in white sailboat,
"The u. S. S. Promenade; the
walls were decorated with marine
emblems; a mural, depicting a
cafe formed the back wall for the
dancers. The motif was further
carried out by the use of beach
chairs, umbrellas and large beach
balls. The seniors were guests of
the juniors and dancing was from
8 %. m. to / a. m. with music by
George Feary's orchestra. The
patrons and patronesses were Mrs.
Francis O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn S. King, Miss Evelyn Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, DR..
and Mrs. C. ]. Prickett Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Matthews, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mills, 'Sr.
Student committees included: Ed
ward Melvin, program chairman;
Marie FAIRIES, Peggy Clark and
Joseph Rowan, music; Grace
Shorts, Betty White, Margery
Lamb, decorations; Alice Jane
Matthews, general chairman. An
intermission party was held at the
home of Miss Dorothy Burge.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
FARM NEWS

In 1946 Delaware led all states
with 21 per cent of the Nations
broiler production followed by
Maryland with IL per cent. Della
ware produced 54,675,OO0 broilers
in 1916 compared with 72,900,000
produced in 1945. In 1884 only Z
million broilers were produced in
the state.
The thirty-eight broiler produc-
ing states in 1916 produced about
273, ,213, 900 broilers-21 per cent
decrease from 1945.
The best time for planting late
potatoes in Delaware is earlier
than most farmers think. Accord
ing to experimental results obtain
ed by the Delaware Agricultural
Experiment Station the best plant.
ing date is around June 10 in New
Castle County, June 15 in Kent
County and June 20 in Sussex
County.
The seed pieces should be Il
inches apart in the row and three
feet between rows. The seed piec-
es should weigh minimum of z
ounces and be planted at a depth
of 8 to inches.
Results have shown that the ap-
plication of 1900 pounds of 1872
to acre in bands 2 inches to each
side of the row and slightly below
the seed level is also best.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12

Monday, 16-Eagle's VS.. Glenn's.
Tuesday, IL Bailey VS.. State
Police.
Thursday, 19-Wilson VS.. Glenn.
Friday, 20-Legion VS.. Eagles.
Monday, 23- Wilson VS.. Eagles.
Tuesday, "a State Police VS..
Glenn's.
Thursday, 26-Wilson VS.. State
Police.
Friday, 27-Bailey's VS.. Legion.
Monday, 30-Glenn's VS.. Legion.
Tuesday, July 1-Blaiye VS.. Eag-
les.
Thursday, 3-Wilson VS.. Legion.
Monday, 7 State Police VS..
Eagles.
Tuesday, s-Bailey's VS.. Glenn's.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12

side of the garment. Detouring
prevents damage to the fastenings,
the fabric and the iron.
Furniture dents may be removed
by putting moist blotting paper
over the dent and applying heat
from an iron over the blotter. The
heat and moisture tend to cause
the wood to swell and fill the dent.
Trim the tops off root vegeta-
bibles before storing them in re-
frigerators or home vegetable bins.
They will remain fresher longer
and retain their nutritive values
better.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
Jest Nonsense
By ROY BLISS

By ROY BLISS
Parents used to strike children
to discipline them-but now they
strike them in seh-defense.
Most reformers talk loud and
long of the road to Utopia, but al
ways want someone else to build
1t.
There's no use in refusing to
let your wife have her own way
she'll get it any way.
A lot Of people never reach
their goal because they head in
the wrong direction.
The disagreeable part about
some of the things people say
about us is that some of them are
true.
Then there was the man that
married his deceased wife's sister
80 he wouldn't have to break in
q new set of relations.
Most husbands agree a success
full marriage is not so much the
mating as the estimating.
When they awake, most egotists
find themselves fools.
In too many parts of the world
the dove Of peace is acting like a
game rooster.
Dear Jest:
A principal dish of a lot of FAM
ilys-'tis said-is applesauce. Must
have boys growing up that will
want to be Congressman.
Ben A. Round.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
PRE-MARITAL EXAMINATIONS
State To Require Blood Test Be
fore Marriage

lore MarrlASe
DR.. Edwin Cameron, executive
secretary of the State Board of
Health, reminds the public that the
new law to require pre-marital ex-
aminations will go into effect on
July list. AS of January 1st of
this year, 33 states already had
this legislation). This law, passed
by the recent session of the Della
ware Assembly, states that on and
after July 1st every person in the
state of Delaware who wishes to
obtain marriage license must file
a certificate from a duly licensed
which certificate shall
state that the applicant has been
given such physical examination,
including standard blood test, as
may be necessary for the discov-
cry of syphilis. This examination
must have been made not more
than 80 days prior to the date of
the issuance of the license, and, in
order to obtain the license, the cer-
tificate must state that in the
opinion of the examining physic-
ian, the person either is not in
fected with syphilis, or if so infect
ed, is not in a stake which is, or
may become communicable to the
prospective husband or wife.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
SOFTBALL
To Award Trophy


Biggest news in the Softball Cir
cult this week seems to be the de-
cision of the Smyrna Clayton
Chamber of Commerce to purchase
permanent trophy to be awarded
annually to the top team in the
League.
New Quarter Begins
This evening Thursday will
see the first game in the second
quarter of play for the season. End
of the first quarter finds Bailey's
trailing the Eagles by one game
for first place honors. Last week,
Bailey's defeated the Legion by a
score of Ill on Thursday. Fri
day, Eagles defeated the State Po-
lice in the last scheduled game of
the quarter. On Monday Wilson's
played Glenn's-a game which had
been called May 20 for rain. The
score: Wilson, z; Glenn, 8. Tues
day found Millington playing the
Legion team on the Smyrna dia-
mond. The visitors were defeated
To.
Harold Hopkins, catcher and
Captain of the Wilson team broke
a finger in Monday nights game
when Jack Simpson tried to slide
home. No substitute catcher has
been announced.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
MEMBERS ATTEND MEETING

Delaware Delegates To Attend All
Conference at washington
Four of Delaware's All club
leave for Washington on
June IL, to attend the National
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12

Schedule for Second Quarter
Thursday, June 12- Wilson VS..
Bailey.
Friday, Estate Police VS.. Leg
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
BROILER FIELD DAY

Delaware broiler growers will
receive timely marketing sugges-
tions for the broiler industry at
the annual Broiler Field Day to be
held at Georgetown, June IS.
These suggestions will come from
Morris S. Hoffman, dressed poul-
Try distributor in New York City
who specializes in Delmarva brazil
ers.
Hoffman is one of four speakers
who will discuss subjects of cur
rent interest to the industry at the
morning session of the Field Day
beginning at 10 a. m. in the Jones
Memorial Hall, reports A. E, Tom
have, head of the department of
animal and poultry industry of the
University of Delaware and chair
man of the meeting.
What To Do About Newcastle
Disease" viii be dissed by DR.. l.. M.
Greene, Millsboro. Carl Seegar
will report on the --latest Treat
ments for coccidiosis' w. c.
Sgoglund will disuss"Is The Chick
en- Of Tomorrow Here Today y.
Heegar and Skoglund are assistant
research professors at the Univer-
sity of Delaware poultry depart
ment.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
BUILDERS

We complete the job-Remodeling
repairing, roofing, painting, paper
hanging.
PLEASANTON & SONS,
s. Main st., Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

Services at st. Peters Church An
nounced for Weeks
st. Peters P. E. Church. Rev.
?. F. Hebberger, rector, announces
the following services for Sunday,
June Is: 8 AM, Holy Communion;
$3.50 AM, Church School; IL AM,
prayer and sermon. Dur
ing the remainder of June and
July there will be presented a SER
les of sermons on the General Con-
fession.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12

III rauh Camp June IL through William Francis oBer Seafo
The bows and girls Boyd Cook Glasgow They
Delaware unusually accompanied by Miss Mary
active in proiect State Al cub specialist
and leadership will attend the state leaders
ware delegates are Ann sapp held conjunction
Houston Mibourn Milford; with the camp
Smyrna times., 1947-06-12
Trinity Church

Irlnlty Cnurch
Trinity P. E. Church, Clayton,
announces the service of evening
prayer and sermon for Sunday,
Sunday, June Is, at 7:3O PM. The
same series of sermons used at st.
Peters Church during the summer
months will be used at Trinity
Church.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

vsako najmanjso. podrobnost,
hotec uganiti strasno tajnost,
kateri so sli naproti. zakaj je
tukaj toliko debelih muh >?
Cd cesa live te muhe v gozdu
Nekje v dalji je krohotoma .ro-
potala parma lopata, kopajos
velikanske jane in mad gordon
so Sc dvigali oblaki rumenega
prahu, Xxi ga je obsevalo vroee
poletno sonce. Kaj delajo tam
zeleznico? Ali rnorda kanal
Ljudje so vse slisali.
Med TEN sc je zacela nova in
obenem zadnja procedure, pred
no so sli ljudje v plinske celice.
Mage zrtve SO nagnai k "bla-
gajni", katera Sc je nahajala v
leseni baraki. Tam SO bila stir
odprta okna in poleg vsakega
Sc je nahajal velik prazen "a
boz. zrtve SO morale It'll v vrsti
mimo oxen, kjer SO morali od-
dajati zadnje, kar so Be imei pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

stall. Ma TEN drugem dvoriscu
80 gestapovci ysako jutro cd
.brali izmed 3rtev po 200 do 900
mocnejsih MOI in fantov, XII ID
morali cell dan, brez jedi in vo.
de, zakopavati urnorjene zrtve.
Te so po navadi drugo jutro l
prvo skupino poslali v plinske
celice, ma njihovo mesto pa il.
lrai drugih 200 ali 800 MOI
Moski so se rnorai slaciti ma.
glo in akoratno; vsako stvar
50 morali polagati ma poseben
kup, cevlje, obleko, spodnje pc.
rio, klobuke it'd. Ko so zrtve
odsle ma tretje dvorisce, kjer 80
sc nahajale plinske celice, so "a
mimi prisli delavci, kateri 80
magic vse odnasali v skladisca,
Fla slutnja o preteci nevar-
nosti je magic narascala med
obsojenci. Njihova prsa so Sc
magic dvigala cd razburjenosti
in njihovi pogledi so opazali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

katerim sc tako ponasa nemska
armada. ! XII je eden izmed mno.
9Th znakov 0 pripadnosti Mem.
cev k takozvani wish rasY'.
"Achtung -. ~" je zopet Cd.
jeknilo po dvoriscu. Oh smrtni
|tisini je gestapovski podcastnik
zacel izgovarjati ze vnaprej ma.
ucene besede, katere je ponav.
Fljal veckrat ma dan. "Moski
ostanite aa mestu, kjer ste
zenske in otroci pa naprej v ba.
rako ma levi ."
Tukaj so sc zaceli, kakor SO
nam pripovedovali, grozni pri-
zori, XII bi mogli ganiti cello ka-
menje. Veliko materinsko Gu.
stvo in oeetovska ljubezen je "a
slutila, da sc bo zgodilo neka:j
strasnega. Ljudje so jokai, 81
v naglici stiskali roke, sc poljub-
ljali in blagoslovili eden druge-
ga kratkimi besedami, polaga-
joe v ME vso, neznost, bolecino
in skrb. Nacisticni psihiatri so
dobro vedeli, da je treba taksna
custva hitro presekati in v kali
zadusiti. Ii psihiatri so dobro
poznali naravne zakone, katerih
SO Sc v polni meri posluzevali v
treblinski konvejerni klavnici. V
zadnjih minutah pred smrtjo so
Sc enkrat omamljali cloveski um
in mu dajali trohico upanja ma
zivljenje.
r
"Achtung :. ! Sc je zopet "a
slisalo. "zenske in otroci sc mo-
rate sleci in sezuti pred bara-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

ko 49,. Bodite tocni Pola-
gate nogavice Y cevlje; otroske
v otroske cevlje s. Vzemite $
seboj samo osebne dokumente,
denar in dragocenosti Ne po-
zabite brisaci In milo :" r.
Vsi, brez izjeme ma spoil ali
starost, 50 sc morali sleci do
nagega. Mage zene in dekleta sa
morale It'll v barako, kjer SO Jim
Iostrigli lase. To predsmrtno stri.
zenje las, kakor so pripovedova.
le price, je mnogim zenskam 20.
pet dalo iskrico upanja, da gre.
do res v kopalisce. zenske so
zgledale nekoliko mirnejse, ko
so prihajale il baraka. Nekate-
re n,lajse so jakale cd sramez-
ljivosti, ali pa cato, ker jim je
bilo zal lepih las, katere so Jim
odstrigli.
Zakaj so strigli zenskam lase
v zadnjem trenutku pred smrt-
jo? Ali morda zato, ker so jih
Sc v zadnjem trenutku hoteli
varati, da gredo res v kopali-
See? Pc izjavi mnogih pric, so
lase posiljali v Nemcijo. o tenn
sem izpraseval ujete Nemce, to-
da mi niti eden nj vedel odgo-
voriti ma to vprasanje. Delavci
SO rekli, da so lase dezinfikcira-
Ii, jih presali " bale in odposilja-
Ii v Nemcijo. Zakaj 80 jih Mem
ci rabbi, tega nikdar nisem mo-
gel natancno ugotoviti.
Moski SO sc morali slaciti in
sezuvati kar ma mestu, kjer so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
NucisticIla kluUnica u
.~.= TrebJinki


mimi vselej poslano vojastvo,
Xxi jih je do zadnjega moza po-
bilo. Ravno taksne stvari nam
je pripovedovala kmetica Ko-
busz. Ko je nekega dne delala
ma polju, SO gestapovci vprieo
ME postrelili okrog 600 pobe-
glib zrtev s postaje v Treblinki.
Oh straneh drugega dvorisea
so bile postavljene velike bara-
Ike, XII so sluzile "a skladisca.
Dve baraki sta bill doloceni "a
mosko in zensko obleko, tretja
pa "a obutev. v samem juznem
kotu Sc je pa nahajala Sc ena
manjsa baraka z napisom mad
vrati "Lazaret". Pred vrati je
stal vojaski zdravnik z rdeeim
krizem ma rokavu. Kaj Sc je vr-
silo v TEN ''lazaretu", bonn po-
vedal kasneje.
Druga etapa, t. j. pripravlja-
ME zrtev'v plinske celice, je Sc
stojala v potlacitvi zadnje clo-
veske misli in razsodnosti, S
kratkimi in jedrnatimi ukazi, XII
so jih gestapovci izgovarjali
poznanim nemskim naglasom, S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

isebi. Pri prvem olnu SO 1ioraii
oddajati papirnati denar, pri
Idrugem kovani denar pri ire
item zepne in zapestne ure in
pri Getrtem uhane in prstsne.
Vsak posamezni jetrik je moral
sam vreci stvar v zaboj. Ma
koncu barake so stall gestapov-
ci napetimi samokresi in po-
birai cd zrtev osebne dokumen-
te in jih metali ma velik kup
ma tleh. Osebni dokumenti MISC
bill vec potrebni in "a naciste
MISC imei nobene vrednosti. Flat
nino, ure, prstane IN uhane, SO
.strogo sortiral po vred4osti.
To delo so vrsili izkuseni ria
tarji in urarji, veeinoma inter
nirani Judje.
(Dolje prihodn3sc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

v "Enakopravmosti" dobite
vedno sve$e dsevse novice o do
gOdkih 30 Svetu in dosna!