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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

found dead IN . burning build
Ing with bullet wounds In the
head on December s. 1888.
cuicci was tried hrst for the
murder OF his wife. A jury sem
fenced him 10 20 years. Then
he was tried for the murder OF
one Of the children. This time
he drew IS years. Again the
State tried him. this time for
the murder OF a second OF the
children. He was found guilty
and sentenced 10 death. At each
trial the prosecution introduced
into evidence details OF all four
deaths.
To the contention that ciuc-
ci. had been placed In double
jeopardy, the court majority
stated:
The State was constitution
ally entitled 10 prosecute these
individual offenses singly At
separate trials and TO utilize
therein all relevant evidence In
the absence OF proof establish
Ing that such a course OF action
entailed fundamental unfair
ness. :"
The court referred TO news
paper articles which Ciucci's
attorneys contended showed
the prosecutor was intent In
bringing Ciucci to trial until he
received the death penalty.
The Justices implied the case
might be reconsidered II the
articles are placed In the rec
ord. The court split 6 TO . on
the ruling.
Multiple saloon Robbery
The second case involved
William Hoag, convicted OF
robblng . patron In . saloon
Four persons we're held up and
robbed in the saloon at the
same time. Hoag was charged
iirst with robbing three Of
them. He was acquitted. The
State then charged him, with
robbery Of the fourth. This
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evil the defense Of sntrapment
Ia designed 10 overcome" the
court stated. "The Government
informer entices someone at
tempting 10 avoid narcotics not
only into carrying out an ille-
sal sale but also into returning
10 the habit Of use. Selecting
the proper time. the informer
then tells the Government
agent. The set-up is accepted
by the agent without even a
question As 10 the manner In
which the informer encoun-
tered the seller. Thus, the Gov
eminent plays on the weakness
Of an innocent party law
enforcement does not require
methods such as this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
MunsIouehter
Pleu Entered

James Il, Poore. "a. Of the
300 block Of N st. NV. pleaded
guilty In Federal District Court
yesterday TO q charge OF man
slaughter in the stabbing OF a
woman November 9.
Poore originally had been
charged with first degree MUIR
der In the screwdriver stabblng
OF Elizabeth Maud Smith OF
the 1000 block OF Park I'd. NV.
The woman's body was found
under a bed In Poores apart
ment.
He entered his plea before
Federal Judge Burnlta' Shelton
Matthews.
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time he was convicted. The
court majority held the fourth
trial was legal since no "funda-
mental unfairness" such as Ia
indicate violation OF due pro-
cess Of law was shown.
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CAUDLE-CoNNELLY
FIRST AMENDMENT

The court refused TO hear an
appeal by a Pennsylvania
farmer who said Federal crop
quotas interfered with his re-
! ligious belief that the earth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

NAA33h NAhNA AsN As@N ~NNfs~
here. In reversing the convlc-
tion. the Supreme Court order
ed the indictment dismissed.
The High Court divided 8 10
z on reversal. with Justice Bur-
ton not participating. Dissent
Ing from the majority we're
Justices Clark and Whitaker.
No Clear Bearing Seen
The majority opinion. un-
signed. held that the questions
asked Mr.. Sacher were not
shown TO have a clear bearing
on the subcommittee author
lied investigation. The Senate
group was investigating the
Harvey Matusow recantation.
Matusow. q Government Wit
ness in trials OF suspected
Smith Act violators, later de-
elared he had lied in testimony.
During the subcommittee
hearing at which Mr.. Sacher
was a witness. the investigation
veered momentarily into the
subject Of Communist innltra-
ton into the legal profession.
It was at this point that Mr..
Sacher refused TO say whether
he was a Communist or had
been a member Of the lawyers
section OF the party.
The court majority cited the
inquiry's depression into the
field of Communists in law
practice and declared this In
vestigation was not authorized
by the parent committee.
"Inasmuch as petitioners
CSacher'O refusal to answer re-
lated to questions not clearly
pertinent to the subject" MAT
usow's recantation0 on which
the subcommittee had been au-
thorized to take testimony"
the conditions necessary TO sus-
tain a conviction for deliber-
ately refusing to answer ques-
tons pertinent to the author
lied subject matter Of a Con-
gressional hearing are want
ing" the opinion stated.
Calls Question Pertinent
In his dissent, concurred in
by Justice Whitaker. Justice
Clark declared that the ques-
ton of Mr.. Sacher'S possible
membership in the lawyers
section of the party was clearly
pertinent TO the investigation
into Matusow.
The question. Justice Clark
stated, was vital to a matter
in which the committe e
properly was interested-peti-
toners (Sacher's) role in a
Communist conspiracy to pro-
cure Matusow's recantation."
Other actions by the court
yesterday:
CONFESSIONS VALIDITY
The court reversed the
murder conviction and death
sentence of one man on the
ground that a confession was
coerced while, in a second case,
it upheld the validity Of a con-
fession made by an accused
slayer 20 hours after his arrest.
In the first case, the court.
dividing z to 2, remanded for
further proceedings the case Of
Frank Andrew Payne, l9-year-
old Arkansas Negro. Payne was
under death sentence in the
fatal beating of a lumber
dealer at Pine Bluff, Ark,
October 4, 1855.
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Conviction of Socher
For Contempt Is Upset
ny HOWARD l.. DUTKIN
niAr STAR Writer

Supreme Court yesterday reversed the contempt Of
Congress conviction OF New York Attorney Harry Sacher who
had refused 10 tell Senate Internal Security subcommittee
n he was q Communist.
Mr. Saeher had been sentenced 10 six months in
prison after his 1885 conviction In u s. District Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
SHIFTING RATES

The court declared invalid Z
dual rate system Of ranSporta.
ton charges used by scores oil
steamship operator groups. Tho
system provides cheaper rates
10 shippers who agree 10 use
groups ships exclusively.
The dual rate system hac
been proposed, In the present
case, by the Gulf Freight Con-
ference composed Of II common
carriers. II had been approved
by the Maritime Commission
Winner In yesterdays action
was the 1sbradtsen Line which
had not Joined the conference
The Justice and Agriculture De-
partments also had opposed the
Maritime Boards ruling.
CAUDLE-CoNNELLY
The court refused TO recon.
slider a past decision not 10 re-
view the convictions Of T. La.
mar caudle, assistant attorney
general In charge Of the tax
division in the Truman admin
istration. and Matthew j. Con-
nelly, appointment secretary u
President Truman.
The men had been sentenced
TO two years m prison In 1856
and fined S2.500 each after Their
conviction In a st. Louis MOI
Federal Court on charges of try
ing to TX q tax case.
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should be made 10 produce all
Il can.
The farmer, Henry Kissinger
OF Dauphin County. Pa, chal-
lenged the constitutionality OF
the Agriculture Adjustment Act
as infringing on the First
Amendment as II applies 70
him. He had been fined so for
exceeding his 1854 wheat quota
and marketing the excess.
ENTRAPMENT
The court reversed the dope
peddling conviction Of a New
York man ON grounds that he
had no thought Of attempting
the narcotics sales but had
been induced 10 do so by a Fed
eral Narcotics Bureau informer.
This was "entrapment" as a
matter Of law. the court stated
In upsetting the finding Of q
New York Federal Court Jury.
Freed Of charges as a result
Of the ruling was Joseph George
Sherman. The court recited
that the informer met Sherman
az a doctors ONCE where APP
parently both we're under treat
ment for drug addiction. Sher-
man already had a past record
OF possession and sale Of mar
cotics.
The informer pressed Sher-
man 10 supply him with a
source OF narcotics on the plea
that he was suffering and not
responding 10 treatment. After
several such requests. Sher-
man complied. He obtained
some dope and shared II with
the informer. Arrest followed.
The case illustrates the
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DOUBLE JEOPARDY

The court upheld. at least
temporarily, the conviction and
death sentence Of an Illinois
man in the Staying Of his wife
and three children despite q
plea of double-jeopardy.
The tribunal made a similar
ruling in the case Of a New
Jersey man convicted Of rob-
berry who also raised the dou-
Bile jeopardy claim.
Central figure in the first
case is Vincent Cuicci. His wife
and three children we're all
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The majority opinion held
that the confession made by
Payne two days after his arrest
was coerced.
To support this. the majority
recited that the suspect had
been held incommunicado until
after his confession: had been
deprived OF food for q long
period and had been told by the
police chief that mob violence
was imminent.
The majority opinion was
written by Justice Whitaker.
Justices Clark and Burton dis
scented.
UphOlds Conviction
In the second case. the court
splitting 5 TO 4, upheld the con-
viction and death sentence Of
Arthur Thomas. q Negro cotton
picker, condemned In the fatal
knifng Of q woman storekeeper
In Arizona on March l6. 1888.
Thomas was arrested the next
day In an open field. At that
time, a rancher. q member Of
a posse. threw a rope around
Thomas neck.
Some 20 hours later, Thomas
was given . hearing before q
justice of the peace. At the
outset he made an oral confess
sion.
The court majority found the
confession was not coerced.
The opinion. written by Justice
Clark. held that the period be-
tween the roping and the oral
confession was devoid Of all
coercive influences no
threats were made, no promises
offered, no force used and no
intimation Of mob action ex-
istent :"
Dissenting, but without Civ
ing reasons were Chief Justice
Warren and Justices Black,
Douglas and Brennan.
Mallory Decision
In the landmark Mallory
case. the Supreme Court set
aside a confession made seven
and-a-half hours after arrest
and before arraignment. This
was on grounds that an unrea-
sonable delay had occurred be-
tween arrest and arraignment.
in violation Of a Federal rule.
This did not affect the State
cases decided yesterday. since
Federal rules do not apply to
State proceedings.
The convictions were at
tackled on grounds that the
confessions were coerced and
so denied the accused men the
fair trials guaranteed by the
Fourteenth Amendment. which
does apply to the States.
DOUBLE, JEOPARDY
The court upheld. at least
temporarily, the conviction and
death sentence Of an Illinois
ynov, In tha RlavinU nf his wife
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Nadmudrio ve|ikoq
HumMistiCara

Ma jednom banketu govori.
Ii su Mark Twain Charles
Depew.
Prv.i je govorio M ark
Twain. To je bio narcotic du.
hoviti govor, neprekidno is.
prekidan smijehom aplau'
zom. Pri kraju digla Sc pra.
va bura odusevljenog Pile.
skanja odobravanja. ....
"a MIN je slijedio Charles
Depew. On je rekao ovo:
"Gospodo i gospodje! ia
moi kolega Mark Twain srne
Sc dogovorili da izmijenimc
spise nasih govora. On je
procitao moi govor, a sad bill
ia trebao da procitam njegov
Ali ma nesrecu ia sam ne
gdje tai spis izgubio, j SAD
"a zivu glavu ne mogu da 81
sjetim sto je on htio reti."
y dvorani je nastala We
selost, 1jjer su svi bill ma ii.
stu .Sda nakon govora Twains
Depew je snnatrao da nije bi'
10 vrijedno svoj govor odr'
zdtl. -----.-.--~--..-.--
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

Granite City Ill. - Ovi11e
.javljamo veselu West, da su
brat Andrew Gasparovic, st.
i njegova supruga Ursa (Do-
mijan), clanovi odsjeka 222
i 721 H.B.Z. u Granite City,
nedavno proslavili svoj zlat-
nj pir, odnosno 51-godisnjicu
svoga bracnoga zivota, sa O.
bjedom u krugu svoje fami-
lie, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Ova sretna vesela prired-
ba ostati &c "a dugo vreme-
ma kao lijepa uspomena svih
prisutnih, osobito njihove Sc
stero djece (zena j muzeva)
te 18 unucadi 5 pra-unucadi,
koji SUI svi clanovi u odras-
lom clanstvu iii Pomlatku ma
Sc Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice.
Brat Gasparovic je nedav.
no dobio zlatni znak u pocast
5O-godisnjeg clanovanja u H
B. Zajednici, a sestra Ursa
je clanica As. godina.
Min o BIO je su rodjeni U
krasnom selu Podsopalj, Ka.
trici Tribalj. Andrew je stal
Is godina, a njegova supru,
ga je 67. Oni su seuvjencal
god. 1905. u Crikvenici, Hr'
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TK0 JE Div?
Ma zemlji zivi div.

A~ ASAAAJA AAfA A''
Njegove su ruke takve, da
bez nuke die zeljeznicu.
Ina takve noge, da u jed
nom d a n u prevaljuje tisuce
kilometara.
Ina takova krila, da lett
iznad oblaka mnogo wise cd
svake ptice. i.
Ina t akve plivace, opne,
da pliva i ma vodi i pod vo-
dom bolje cd svake ribe.
Ina takve oci, koje vide
nevidljivo, usi, koje cuju,
sto Sc govori ma drugom kon-
tinentu.
Tako je jak, da probija 60
re i zaustavlja vodopade.
Pc svojoj volji preuredjuje
zemlju, sadi sumo, spaja mo-
ra i natapa pustinje.
Pa tko je tai div? To je
= covjek.
Covjek koji je znao / umio
da svlada prirodu da ju Sc
bi potent.
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E|ektronski aparaf "a
0ziv|javanje rada srca

Prvog dana mjeseca listo-
pada predstavnik Medicinske
laboratorije americke zrako-
plovne s lu Z b e izvijestio je
stampu da su naucni surad-
nici owe institucije konstrui-
rail- "jednostavan, siguran /
efikasan aparat "a ozivljava-
ME rada srca". Pronalaskom
ovog aparata bit &c il ope-
racionih sala eleminirana po-
treba "a torakotomijom -
operacijom kod koje u slu-
caju potrebe kirurg otvara
bolesnikov grudni kos~ E-,,
kama masira srce pokusava-
juci da ga ponovo pokrene ma
rad. Pored owe glavne ma
mjene, ozivljavanja srca ko-
je je potpuno prestalo da ku-
ca, aparat Sc moze upotrebiti
i "a pojacavanje rada srca,
koje je slabo iii koje je po-
cello malaksati. Dosad je apa-
rat bio ispitivan samo ma III
votinjama, uglavnom ma, psi
ma, dao je wise nego "a
dovoljavajuce rezultate, koji
SUI ozbiljna garancija da ce
Sc on. $ istim uspjehom moti
primijeniti kod ljudi.
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p. n. e. Hipokrat je razvrgao
S religioznim utjecajem ma
medicinu, koji su vrsili grcki
svecenici. Grcki hramovi SUI
svojim oblikom osobito po-
godno djelovali da sugerira-
ju ljudima postojanje vrhu-
naravnih sila. U Grckoj je BIZ
10 i javnih lijecnika, koji su
svoje zvanje vrsili besplatno
i pocasno, a troskove lijece-
MIA placala je opcina. Lijec-
nici su kod kuce RADIO vrsili
i mamie kirurske zahvate. u
starom vijeku Costa ,ie bila
operacijae trepanacija (otva-
ranje lubanje), a Grci su vec
znali amputirati (odrezati) i
udove.
Gre k u medicinu nastavili
su Rimljani. Njihov predstav-
mix bio ie Galen. On je seci-
rao zivotinje i prema NINA
stvorio misljenje o grad il
ljudskog tijela. Ia kriva pret-
postavka odrzala Sc do 16-og
vijeka. Raspadom rim S k og
cars tv a zavrsava medicina
starog vijeka.
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uGlJEN S ANTARTIkA

sef britanske ekspedicije
ma Antartiku geolog Vivian
F u c h S, koji slijedece ZINE
treba da pokusa pjesice prize
q antarkticlSi kontinent, pro-
nasao je tamo komad uglje-
ma, koji bi imao dokazati da
ma Antartiku postoje nasla-
ge ugljena.
Diva clana prethodnika T.
We ekspedicije, koja je vec
uspostavila bazu u Shackle.
tonu, ma obali Zaliva Kitova
u Weddelovom Moru, donijeli
su oval komad ugljena ne
davno u London.
Geolozi u laboratoriju "a
stijene proucit &c tai ugljen
da bi utvrdili doba u koie
su nastaii planinski lanci ma
Antartiku.
Prema najnovijim vijesti-
ma, britanska ekspedicija je
u uspjela organizirati bazu
"Juzni led" ma 43O. kilome-
tara us unutrasnjosti konti-
nenta, u pravcu Pola.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

mladom clanicom il gnijezda
Pomlatka broj 456, a., to je
sa sestrom Josephine Piskur,
koje sliku ovdje donosimo.
Nasa m a da sestra Jo-
sephine rodjena je 81. julia,
1899. god. u Kirkland Lake,
Ontario Cd d o bro poznatih
i postovanih roditelja, Josipa
i Mary Piskur. Otac joj je ro-
djen u Banjaluka, okraj Ko-
cevje, a majka rodjena u Sc
lu Tux, Gorski Kotar. Jo-
sephine polazi u visu skolu i
namjerava da bude uciteljica.
Josephine, u ime clanstva
odsjeka broj 648 H.B.Z., ia ii
zelim dobro zdravlje svaku
dobru srecu u tvojem budu-
Gem zivotu, da budes ma ra-
dost j ponos svojim roditelji-
ma svima mama.
r. Strbenac, uprav.
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KINESKE zIDINE
Prolazeci brdima Kline, sva

Prolazeci brdima Kline, sva-
XII &c putnik ostati zapanjen
pred prizorom, koji mu pru-
"a veliki kineski lid. l da-
mas, kad su prosle hiljadc go
dina cd dana kada je podig-
nut, lid su vrijeme i neprija-
teljske najezde veoma malo
ostetile.
220. godine prize nase ere,
kineski vladar Ts'in Chihou-
angti (Prvi suveren - VIA
dar) dosao je ma ideju da sa-
gradi ogroman zid. OWN Ii
dom Ts'in Chihouangti htio
je da izvrsi potpuno ujedinje-
ME Kline, koja je bila res
cjepkana feudalcima. Va Z n Q
je napomenuti, da vlada mi
sljenjc, da ime Kline potjece
cd jednog dijela imena ovog
vladara (Ts'in).
Rad ma izgradnji ovog I'll
da trajao je punih 20 godina
300 hiljada vojnika, takodjer
i veoma veliki broj kaznje'
nika, radili SUI na ovoj izgrad.
Mi. Uvjeti rada bill SUI ne.
covjecni. Svaki je dan dono.
sio move zrtve, koje su ne
stsjale u zemlji iii pax Il ma.
terijalu "a gradnju. Tu .ie IL
gubilo zivote oko 300 hiljada
nesretnika., Po tome je XII.
neski zid dobio jos jedan nj
malo ugodan II naziv - maj
VEGA grobnlca svlJeta.
Visina kineskog zida iznosi
cd Z do 10 metara, sto ovisi
o reljefu tia. Podnozje mu je
Shrine oko 8 metara. Ma vrhu
zida ugradjen je ugodan' put
Shrine do 5 metara. Kineski
zid ne ide s a m o ravnicom
vec sc penje brdima sve dc
1000 metara nadmorske vi.
sine.
Ustanovljeno je da bi sc
s kolicinom materijala utro.
senim u izgradnji ovog zids
mogao sagraditi i zid oko
svijeta, CHA bi visina iznosila
2 metra i 60 centimetara g
sirina metar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

min ncvim 9clsnom to bra
tom John Dosen, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
John je pristupio IL Po-
mlatka gnijezda broj 486 u
mas odsjek, gdje je nasao
svoju sestru, a liza sebe je
ostavio u Pomlatku isto bra
ia i sestru.
Mladi brat John rodjen je
u South Porcupine, Ontario,
cd oca Marka j Marie Do
sen, S kojima stanuje u Ed
monton, Alta, gdje pohadja
Victorian Composite High
mnogo Sc zanima sa spor-
tom.
Mi zelimo da John zavrsi
svoje skolovanje sa sto bo-
linn nspjehom da uspije u
zanimanju sporta.
Ia gnijezdo broj 486,
M. Krpan, izvj.
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vatSka, Jugoslavija, a dosli
SUI u ovu zemlju godine 1909
U posetku, prvih s godina su
boravili u st. Louisa, a "a
tim su Sc doselili ovdje u
Granite City, ILL.,, gdje su sc
stalno nastanili zadnjih 4O
godina.
Brat Gasparovic je po "a
natu kameni klesar iii zidar,
koji je posao radio "a 35 60.
dina, a u zadnjim godinama
bio ie uposlen u Granite City
Engineer Department, cd j c
je radio dok nije posao u mi
rovinu godine 1855.
Brat i sestra Gasparovic
zele da sc "a h vale svojim
mnogim prijateljima i rodbi.
nj, koji su i'm poslali, iii bile
kako izrazili svoje najbolje
zelje j cestitke.
Mi i'm takodjer ovim puten
cestitamo ma njihovom dugo-
godisnjem zajednickom brac'
nom zivotu, te i'm zelimo da
jos zaiedno pozivu dugo i du'
60 godina u dobroj sreci, We
selju i najboljem zadovolj'
stvu.
Doris Buer, tajnica
odsieka br. 721 HBZ
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Boilr dobio Fordovu
s Nduradu

Poznati d an ski ucenjak
prof. Niels Bohr (Nils Bor)
dobio je "a. oktobra prvu t.
zv. "Fordovu nagradu "a rad
ma primjeni atomske EN- e r
gije IL mirnodopske svrhe. "
Sastanku americke -Nacional-
ne akademije nauka, ma ko-
me je Bohru predana nagra-
da, prisustvovali su: pred
sjednik Eisenhower, clanovi
diplomatskog kora, ucenjaci
druge istaknute licnosti. Bohr
je tom prilikom PRIMO zlat-
nu medalju i $4,000 u 60
tovu kao nagradu i priznanje
"a svoj dugogodisnji rad ma
tome, da sc atomska ener-
gija iskoristi "a dobro covje-
canstva.
Nagrada dodijeljena Bohru
je prva takva nagrada - a
ona &c Sc slijedecih 10 go
dina davati svake godine O.
MIN licnostima u svijetu, ko-
je ucine najvece doprinose "a
mirnodopsko koriscenje atom
ske energije. Bohr je izabran
izmedju IS kandidata "a do
djeljivanje owe nagrade, ko-
je su predlozile naucne usta-
move IL % zemlje ma svijetu!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
R0DJENJE 0T0KA

Svaki &c yam trud biti u
zaludan, ako otok, Q kojem,
je rijec, pokusate pronaci n;
geografskoj karti. Kartograf
ga mis- u zabiljezili, ialSo in
on, kao i mnq6i slicni otoci
zadaje mnogo brige.
JUNO cd Japana nalazi Sc
citav niz otoka, koji Sc pro.
teze sve do Guiana. Sve su
to otoci vrlo poznati IL pro.
slog rata: Two Jima, Saipan
Guam. Kada bi voda bila bi-
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da su ii vulkanski otoci tex
jedan dio vrhova velikog pod
morskog masiva. S vremena
ma vrijeme proviri n e k j cd
njih kroz povrsinu mora, "a.
da geografima posla, a zatim
opet - nestane!
Jedan cd takvih otoka, ko.
je mozemo nazvati "Sad mas
vidis - sad ne vidis", nalazi
sc u blizini hridina Bayon-
naise, JUNO cd Tokija. Zovu
ga Myojim (maioudzin). "a
pravo ga ne bismo smjeli ma.
zivati otokom, vec naprosto
vulkanom koji bi - zelio po-
stati otok.
u Point Suru Punta Are.
nasu ma kalifornijskoj obali,
americka mornarica ina dvi.
je stanice "a osluskivanje pod
morem.
Owe su stanice medju O.
stalim zabiljezile j sve eks.
plozije kod ''radjahja" III.
miranja" Myojina. A japan.
ski sc brod "Shikine Maru'
nasao u blizini, tako da je
mogao i snimiti sve sto sc tu
dogadjalo.
Prve su eksplozije otvorile
izlaz "a lavu, plinove paru
Kada sc brod priblizio, tn je
vec niknuo otok saw obavijer
u paru. Proslo je TEX neko'
liko dana, a vec je otok, uz
slicnu tutnjavu i eksplozije
= nestao. Ma povrsini je O
stala "a m o koprena pare
komadi kamena plavca, koj
su blistali povr h potonulos
kratera. "Shikine Maru" j
otplovio ostavivsi "a sobon
mirno more - stupicu koja
je drugog dana unistila "Kai
yo Maru'', brod "a hidrograf'
ska istrazivanja. Je dna je
eksplozija izresetala cita,
brod i poubijala svu posadu
cd 81 covjeka.
Jos je diva puta Myojin IL
ronio, ali momentalno sc vi.
se ne vidi ma povrsini. Ia.
cijelo vulkan opet snuje da
postaue - otok. ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
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O MEDICINI u STAROM VIJEKU

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