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Evening star., 1937-12-08
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

Lovely 8-room brick. which can be con-
verted into store and apts OH heat.
garage, garage, deep lot; and located in best NV.
wonderful value and an excellent invest.
ment. To inspect these properties eau
Mr.. CANTRELL. Dist. 90sO. Eve. Emer-
son 0o66.
Last ! Left; 4LongfelloW 4 st. NV.
Beautiful, new, center-hall COR
ner in = select community. rms. 8
Nspsc Tas hS5e Mouss scfs,f ToDA4
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC, District 1911.
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTm-Ss, 900 ON FIRST MORTGAGE
Must be drawn for at least 5 years. Prop
erty worth double the amount. Phone
OWNER, Potomac 5132
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN.
Monty 70 LOAN ON D. c, REAL H6TAT7
81 S3s!eScE s!eSEi hnsSEs hantfssss Est;., femD: ';fy.es
FIRsr-TRUsT MONEY 70 LOAN ON D. c.
real estate, SO interest; quick service.
,,o, P. J. WALSHE. INC,
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LOG r ST. NE

1OO ~ - L NE.
Six rooms. full basement, garage; fine
outlook: reconditioned throughout; first
reasonable offer will be accepted. Here's
your chance now to get real buy. Asking
S6.a50
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
co.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NORTHWEsT-5OxI31
Detached residential site. 3rd st.. near
Peabody: ell improvements: your offer
solicited. Call Mr.. Lawton. eve. phone
ADELBERT w LEE.
1343 H St NV Dsfriet a6oo
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SACRIFICE.

Leaving town. must sell at great loss;
near Phelps Corner. Oxon Hill, Nd. / mile
over District line: lot 50x13O. Col. 474l.
Apt. 302.
colORED LOTS m DKANWOOD AND
t.xl.a tkAaRMSpEI ps,s LIE MaEEloHTs s7s up; cav
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FOREST HILLS.
DDTCED DICuT

FOREST HILLS.
PRICED RIGHT.
An individually built home with high
creek Park 1hn IU rm is aH large " with
exposures; open fireplace, French doors
leading of to screened porch: cheerful
weli-equipped kit, the din. rm. is attract; ;
large bedrmS., = baths on End floor;
attic; the recreation rm. is delight; ram
plenty Of sunlight maids rm and bath,
basement: automatic heat; wide lot: this
home is surrounded by homes costing 4
or 5 times as much.
ER RANK s. PHI IpS DIST 1All
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-DESK SPACE IN SUITE OF
offices. centrally located on 18th ST., near
Pennsylvania ave. Call National 3240
after PM
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So 650

1888 JENIFER ST. NV
Semi-det. brick, rms, baths. built-in
gar: large porch: new house condition; ?
blocks Conn. ave. and shopping center.
Open
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$500 CASH

VIII move you into a house of your own
by Christmas. Just one block OF 18th
st. is this beautiful Colonial brick home.
sontsinine Ss1ts large ra rooms beautiful TIE
refg.:. 3 finished rooms in basement un-
usually large lot. progressive party can
make this house pay for itself In a very
short time. Act quickly for there are only
two left. Call Randolph h416
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SV0ONoAN PkOPekIy FOX keNJ.
NEAR Mt. VERNON BLVD AT WELLINd-
y se roo. %nusss S.s K Vs. ri :sc
en %R Il Mn h:sisr Ass.nas t:s.ss sess esi
AURORA HILLS. vA.-LoYELY 4-BED-
bsh. name s1ss iTons as' DoTeh aSGG ..s
;efs:; 2-esr gsrsge; 10 min. to Mall; l9c
s.ss Rsmps 5snsts sds4wA As.:ndr' ss.:
soass So mohss h2oM r. si2FH s4es
Solumbia Sobu pike. Arlington. Va. Clarendon
2so2 EVARTs ST. NE, UNFURNIsHED-
Detached s-room dwelling, tile bath,
h,xh" gas. elee.; cellar, front and back
:adiss $50 ssS' sss as':s.d =: ns to
ON HALTo BLVD. Ar BERWYN. rs MN.
ea e. nfs. Ssrxyn Snaf l'rse lot rent sb6
FIvE-RooM HOUSE, WELL SITUATED
dEoRdE sag and r. RucEgEh Co. sSs 100
sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
MODERN HOME,
10 earsa. 1SS%s and .b:. bHth:; fully esupDsa
; ,'s7 sss e
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
s, 81 SOC 9o2! poWNi ni,v s41L1Nc5 EASY TERMS;
PoRTYE:R.e e'SSe Sstion;.l M; SIR ~ TINS now MR.
VIRGINIA AVE. s.E-7-ROOM BRICK;
owner behind IN building and loan pay
ments: % only $3.50 cash above trust. Met.
6-FOOM 0OI ONI1Y ppI1v-1,r ~.
aisrs' ahns Home; h.-w.h.: only $4,000. Met.
On LEGATION ST.; JUST WEST OF CONN.
ddste:AhDstaohsd Az: brick. rooms and bath,
sss:s esS Dsyssls :assllss T. $3.50 sso qas 1es
EDWARD L. sTkoaEcakaEaRG 4 CO..
-O-0 vtE@sn' EHss:. csi AYf cl.y. sef4 Net a7ls'
New .1sm,,x 18Th AND ID, D sTs; NE.
J. & ;oRpAN 'eS eSner 1of cleV. @mss!sse sas ;s!s
As.SGaoooPc1IRNSGSoAN GooP INGoNE T,,yH WITH 81 Is5AZEETYi.
brick construction. modern throughout. ex,
celleht white rental neiThborhood; three
fSSms, oo1 ssresned porch and bath each
sSsa Ssn WIFI Afi 81 sh5 ssTrEs 1n
tion OF Silver Spring. Nd Contains two
stores leased to national concerns. six
ana garage. income, $1,000 per year.
SHANNON LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
NEW HOUSES.
We have several new houses located in
rstworth. q rooms. 2 baths, leased for
low. Shown by appointment.
j.: DALLAS GRADY & SON,
llo4 W Ave: District $3.50.
Evening Phone, Emerson 5464.
Evening star., 1937-12-08

s5,95o-ATTRACTIvE SMALL HOME OF
fve rooms and bath. inclosed double
rear porches, front porch with awnings:
new range. Electrolux refrigerator.
large size: latest automatic heating
equipment. TERMS to responsible
s11l lps5o,&y.pETAcvED paT,y. RR1cK-AND.sroNE
HOME IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c. Six
rooms and two baths. finished attic
recreation room. OIL BURNER. double
rear porcheS and garage. Only Is
months old and in splendid condition.
F. H. A. FINANCING. SHANNON g.
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. National
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MRS. REED. EMERSON Sis.
NEW DETACHED BRICK,

TAKOMA PARK. D. C.
Corner center-hall plan; rms. 2 baths,
h.-w.h., cleo, elec. refgr.; screens; weather
strips; built-in garage; $3.50. Builder
desires quick sale. Terms arranged.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor. Natl. O753.
Eve, Phone Geo. S019.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS m 5 Minutes S2b 10
$500. Open evenings. AUTO MART. 2SOb
Oeorgia ave. Columbia 7270.
Evening star., 1937-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

First Showing; Overlooking Rk.
OK. Park-5324 29th St. NV.
RD., CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--$9.75O UP.
: All 6-room. 2 or 2 " bath det. br. homes.
Bryant air-conditioned; large. level lots.
Baker Realty Co., Inc, Dist. 1911.
Sacrifice (10 RMS. .)-$6,7 $50,
FINE RoOMING HOUSE OR HOME.
Best section Col. Hts. west Of 14th st.
3-story. window brick; 10 rooms, tile
bath. extra lavatory, full basement; h.-w.h.;
large yard and garage; 2 rear .porches.
If you are looking for large home or
rooming house. act quickly.
A REAL BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS.
ANTON KOERBER,
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THOS. j. OWEN d SON, AUCTIONFEPs.
l431 Eye st. NV.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER
d STORAGE COMPANY
deS15 900 81 wv
Evening star., 1937-12-08
NEW HOUSES

We have several new houses located in
rstworth. q rooms, 2 baths, leased for
Ss2 80 per month. The price is extremely
low. Shown by appointment.
DALLAS GRADY & SON,
1lo4 W Ave: District $3.50.
Evening Phone Emerson 5464.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03
NATIONAL COTTON WEEK

National Cotton Week, observ-
ed throughout the United States
May 31-June S, comes at a parti-
cularly appropriate time this
year, thinks j. C. Holton, commi-
ssinoer of agriculture, in direct
ing public attention to the singu-
lar Importance Of our greatest
farm commodity.
No other crop is as important
in the Nations economy, the
farm commissioner stated. Our
enormous textile industry en-
ploys several hundred thousand
people, while other multiplied
thousands are employed in trans
porting, processing, handling and
selling cotton and cotton goods.
A third of the Nations six mil
lion farmers are cotton producers
Exports of cotton lead all others
IN value, and have long yielded
a stream of foreign gold to make
our country rich.
In Mississippi the value of cot
ton is more intimate, more direct
More than half the cultivated
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03

regulations relating to the respon
sibilities of employers subject to
Title VIII of the Social Security
Act.
Article 403 of Treasury Regu-
lations 81 reads as follows:
EVERY employer shall make
an information return on Form
$50 with respect to each of his
employees who attains age IS or
dies before attaining age 65. A
separate reutrn shall be made for
each such employee-The return
on Form SS-3 for an employee
who attains age IS shall be filed
on or before the fifteenth day
after the date of the sixty-fifth
anniversary Of his birth. The re-
turn on Form SS-3 for an en-
ployee who dies before attaining
age IS shall be filed on or before
the fifteenth day after the date
of death. If the employee attains
age SIS or dies on or before June
80, 1887, the return shall cover
the period from January l, 1887,
to the date on which the return
is completed for filing, both dates
inclusive" These requirements
pertain to employers Of one or
more persons in covered employ
ment.
Employers who overlooked
complying with these regulations
should Immediately request cop
les of Form $50 from the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, and file them promptly
with that office.
. In making this announcement
the Internal Revenue Service
emphasized that the filing of this
return has no connection with
the filing of claims for lump-sum
benefit payments under Title II
of the Social Security Act. Forms
for this purpose should be secur.
ed from field offices of the Soci.
al Security Board.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03
FUTURE M OF
AMERICA

| am calling your attention to
the splendid organization OF the
Future Farmers of America. l
want to present this week the
purposes of this great organiza-
ton. We believe this organiza-
tion promises much good to our
state, and we are always delight
ed to have delegations composed
of the Future Farmers of Ameri-
ca members visit the State De-
partment of Education. One OF
the greatest factors of this organ
ixation is that the boys have a
definite purpose in view.
In 1928 the Future Farmers OF
America, known as the F. f. A.,
was organized and the first ma
tional convention was held in No
vember of that year. Since that
time the growth of the Future
Farmers of America has been
steady and rapid, extending as
far as Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
The Mississippi charter was grant
ed June, 1884, and the first state
convention held in July, 1884.
The purposes of the Future
Farmer organization are:
/. To develop competent, aggres
sive, rural and agricultural
leadership.
2. To strengthen the confidence
of the farm boy in himself and
his work.
3. To create more interest in the
intelligent choice of farming.
4. To create and mature a love
of country life.
S. To improve the rural home
and its surroundings.
s. To encourage cooperative eff
fort among students Of voca-
tional education in agriculture.
I. To promote thrift among
students of vocational agrlcul-
ture.
8. To promote and improve
scholarship.
8. To encourage organized rec
reational activities among stu
dents Of vocational agriculture.
10. To supplement the regular
systematic instruction offered
to students Of vocational edu-
cation in agriculture.
II. To advance the cause of vo-
cational education in agricul-
ture in the public schools.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03

area is devoted to cotton produc-
ton, and money received from
the sale of cotton constitutes
probably three-fourths of the to.
tai cash income Of Mississippi
Farmers. Country people. town
people, city people in Mississippi
have one central interest: cotton
and all our fortunes rise and fall
with cotton.
"These are troublesome times
for King Cotton. There being too
much cotton. we reduced produc-
ton during four consecutive
years. Yet, during the same per-
iod foreign production was in
creased, and our exports which
used to average around eight
million bales annually are decrea-
sed by two million bales.
"The bright side of the picture
is domestic consumption. We u.s.
ed to figure on United States
mills spinning six million bales
annually. During the 8 months
ending April 30, domestic con-
sumption was 100000 bales,
and cotton price, while much i'm
proved, is below the comparative
levels Of corn, wheat and hogs.
It might be lower but for Ameri-
ca using cotton almost as never
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03
SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FORM
TO BE HAD

Some employers in Mississippi
are apparently neglecting to OBJ.
serve the requirements for report
ing the death or attainment OF
age IS by their employees, accord
ing to the office Of the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue, Jackson, Miss
issippi.
This information return. VIII. oh
is known as Form SS-3, is re-
quired from all employers in
covered employment by Treasury
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-06-03
before.

before.
National Cotton Week is a
direct nationwide appeal for the
gest interests of the South. Much
has been done in developing new
uses for cotton. Much more car
be and must be done. The great.
est market for cotton is the
American market, though the
foreign market is Of supreme i'm.
portance and must not be neglect
ed. As the Nation grows more
cotton conscious, as we use cot.
ton for every practical purpose,
we help the entire Nation while
helping ourselves"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-04
LOW RENT BILL
GIVEN STUDY

Stressing the immediate need
for low-cost dwelling units in in
dustrial areas. representatives Of
the American Federation of Hous-
ing Authorities held sessions at
the Hay-Adams House today to
consider means of stimulating pas
sage of the Wagner-Steagall low
rent housing bill.
The chairmen of the Housing
Authority boards of Boston, De-
troit, New York city, Schenectady
and the State of New Jersey took
part in the sessions, and they plan
to visit members of the Senate
and the House to explain the bene-
fits of the housing bill.
Under the terms of the bill the
Government would provide a GER
tain amount of money as a subsidy
and the bulk of the construction
costs would be raised through the
issuance of mortgage bonds Sc
cured by the United States Gov
eminent,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-04
GROUP TO PAY
DR.. JOHNSON
TRIBUTE
BY A. ]. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

A general community gathering,
which included nonmembers ana
guest speakers, featured the final
meeting of the season of the Cen
trail Northwest Civic Association,
last night, in Garnet-Patterson
Junior High School.
During the brief business ses-
sion, on motion by Anna S. Payne,
teacher in the Shaw School, the
commissioners were asked to cease
street improvements now in prog
ress in front of the school building
until the vacation period.
The association adopted a reso-
luton by Hugh Bradford request
ing a written statement from DR..
T. Edward Jones, superintendent
of Freedmans Hospital, regarding
alleged failure of an ambulance
nurse to give medical attention 10
a patient.
DR.. J. Hayden Johnson, retiring
as a member of the board OF educa-
ton after 81 years of continuous
service, spoke of the need OF a
closer community spirit Tor the
better welfare of the District. IL
was announced a test. nonial to
DIR, johnson will be held at Metro
no1itan A. M. E, Church, June rs,
at 8 p. m.
Lieut.. C. P. Weber, of the Second
Precinct, told how juvenile de-
linouency had been reduced since
a police boys club was organized
at Twelfth and U Streets North
west.
Woolsey w. Hall, president OF
the Federation of Civic AsSocla-
tions, urged support of the July
Fourth celebration at the Monu-
ment Grounds under auspices OF
the Community Center Depart
ment.
President George w. BeaSley an
nounced no further meetings will
be held until the first Thursday in
OCTOBER.
Exercises will be held tomorrow
at 8 p. m. in the Palisades Field
House, formally concluding the
dance classes of children of Fran
els Scott Key School, which have
been sponsored during the past
season by the Conduit Road Citi-
zens Association and Parent
Teachers Association of Key
School.
Mrs. Charles E. Rich is chair
man of the general committee on
arrangements and is assisted by
groups from both organizations.
The Association of Retired Police
men of the District will hold an
outing Sunday at the home of its
president, Sergt. John E. Cats,
of Capitol Heights, Md. A bus
will leave Seventh and K Streets
Northwest at 100 p. m. George
E. Sellers, secretary, heads the
committee on arrangements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-04
Boy Scouts To Hold
Benefit Show June 10

BETHESDA, Md, June A
Boy Scout benefit show will be
held at the State Theater here on
June 10 to raise funds to repair
Camp Wilson and Camp Roosevelt
before the summer camping sea-
son opens.
Arrangements are being made
by Assistant Scoutmaster Otto H.
sylvester, jr., Of Troop So, Chevy
Chase, with Manager j. Henry
Hiser, of the theater, assisting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-04

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Evening star., 1937-06-13
623 certified tests in SO Proving Kitchens show
you how to get better refrigeration at lower cost

In these Proving Kitchen reports West
inghouse gives you the most complete
and convincing collection Of facts ever
brought together on refrigerator per-
formance under actual home conditions
Every test carefully checked from start
to finish by accurate meters and ther-
mometers! Actual certified records of
current consumption, running time of
mechanism, food compartment and milk
compartment temperatures! Detailed
records of food savings! Family budgets
Evening star., 1937-06-13

varying from $27 to $50 a month!
Sizes of families from two to six! Never
before have refrigerator buyers had such
complete and convincing PROOF of :.
better food protection, greater con-
venience, full power, faster freezing,
under actual home conditions!
Evening star., 1937-06-13
ALL THE FACTS HERE
in this new Westinghouse FAMIl,

N ms new W0Shn8hoVS0 FANNY
ALBUM Of kitehsn-provsd performance
Everything you want to know-not guesses or
predictions actual certified records of what
a Westinghouse Refrigerator HAS DONE in
homes like yours for families like your own.
See the complete Westinghouse FAMILY
ALBUM which your Westinghouse dealer will
be glad to show you
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

Minulo Cechach nadSenl z
pTevratu, ukoncena Tada slav-
nostf a zivot plynul Ease obvy-
klym chodem. PT1hoda obsta-
raj S Baruskou podzimnf setbu
a byl letos spokojen, protoze
rheumaticke bolesti Sc letos
nedostavily a take jeho mila
Marica Sc pres leto hezky 20
tavila. Jenom, ably letos do
bTe pTezimovala. Jak zahy
prislo jaro, tax zahy Sc take
hlasil podzim. Byl letos OBJ
waste nevl1dny, deste a vetry
panovaly vytrvale, zvlaste v
.noci bylo pocasf hrozne. Ia
takoveho nevlfdneho vecera sc
deli u Pf1hodG We vytopene
svetnici a Pr1hoda cetl noviny.
"Jeste nejedou legionaTi?"
zeptala sc Marica.
"Ze Sibffe jeste me-" odvetil
Prfhoda. estate jeste nevedi,
jak je dopraviti dom1. z Fran
Gle pTijely diva pluky S presi-
dentem, a tady prave ctu, re
pTedvcfrem pTijel do Prahy
pluk italskych legionaT1. Ii
jsou stastni, re byli tax bl1zko,
ale ii ubozaci Sibiri! To je
dalka! Must objeti cely svet,
ably sc dostali domG."
"Marinko zas dlouho nepi-
Sc" podotkla Marica. "Uz by
tn mohla byti odpoved ma ma
Sc psanl."
"Pov1dam ii, re je to tuze
daleko a postovnf doprava u
drzuje Sc jen kuryry. Takovy
kuryr we've S sebou kolik beden
dopis6 a l1stk6 sebranych pc
cele republice, jak je Tide dali
ma postu. Trva take hezky
dlouho, nez sc vsecky seberou,
potion trva zas costa kuryrov:
kolik nedel, a nez We Vladivos.
toku tn postu zas roztTfd1, tc
nen1 take hned."
Venku zacal zuTive stekat
pes. Bylo slyseti, jak sc trhs
ma retezu u boudy.
eco ten pes MAJ" rekl Pr
hoda a sahl pc klobouku.
tom zmenil sc HAS PISA v ra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

mlIIhO, r0kl J0ulk V0S0l0.
ely isl zenat?" vsichni tri
zvolali prekvapene.
"Pfece je Nina podepsana
ma mem l1stku!" rekl. Vsichni
vypukli ted v sm1ch.
"A my myslili, re je to neja-
ky albansky feldvebl," fekl
Prihoda, kdyz Sc nasmal do
syta.
eco je S Marinkem?" tazal
Sc Jenik.
"Je v ruskych legifch," Cd
vetil otec.
"a p1se?"
"Po pfevratu uz psal."
"Jak pise, je vyhrano. TAX
vidlte, mani, mate diva syny
legionaTe."
Gale CO .jsem Sc pro vas ma
plakala," rekla Marica. "a ty
isl dGstojn1kem?"
"Jsem ted nadporuc1kem V
italskych legi1ch."
Marica sc sebevedome usma
la. TAX vida! Ale ted mi po-
v1dej o sve zene, jaka je a je-
still Jste Sc tax seznamili, jake
ia S nas1m tatou."
"Trochu jinak, manu." "a
cal Jen1k vypravovati. Rama
mole byla takova, re mne v Ia
zaretu nemohli dlouho privesti
k vedomi. Mole Nina byla v
lazarete dobrovolnou ~osetrova
telkou a ujala sc mne S laskou.
Pfiznala Sc mi pozdeji, re 81
mne zamilovala, hned jak mne
pfinesli, a umfnila 81, re mne
must zachovati pTi zivote. To
sc j take skutecne povedlo.
Potion jsme Sc seznamovali,
NELL jsme Sc radi, ale neTekli
jsme 81 to. Ale Nina to prove
ola chytfe. Pozvala mne k ma
vsteve svych rodic1, kteT1 mali
mlyn V bl1zkem mestecku a je-
il matka mi Tekla, re mne ma
Nina rada a co il dali, kdyz 81
il vezmu- tedy zkratka, chci-
Ii anebo nechci."
Gale uni ty talijanske ma
my shaneti zenichy pro sve
dcery!" zasmala sc Marica.
"Bylo to tax dobTe. ia bych
Sc byl tTeba trapil a Nina ia
ke," fekl Jen1k a zazertoval A.:
"Az Pride zenich "a nasf Ba-
ruskou, sahnete mu, mani, ia
Ike tax ma zub!"
"Mlc! ia Sc vdavati nebu-
du," rekla Baruska a placla
bratra do zad.
Ones ne, to vfm," small Sc
Jen1k. Gale az Pride ten pra-
IVY"
"a kdy pax svou zenu pri-
vedeS?" tazala Sc Prihodova,
Jen1k pokrcil rameny: "Otaz,
ka budoucnosti. Nevfm, jak
dlouho Dude jeste muset slou-
ziti We vojne, nez budu demo
bilisovan. A ponevadz pome-
ry V prG6myslu jsou velmi SITS
meme a tezko Sc asi mlsta do
mohu, je NONE, re zdstanu ma
vojne."
"Mel isl zenu privezti hned
S sebou, mohla byti zat1m I
mas" podotkl Prfhoda.
"To neslo," rekl Jenik
"Jednak nevedel jsem, jak by
ste il pTijali, a pax museli jsme
jeti do Czech velmi opatrne ne
vedouce, zdali Sc cestou jeste
nekde nesraz1me S Nemci nebC
Madary!"
"Ale ted pro nj pis," pravila
Marica.
"Az pozdeji, az Sc dopravs
octne v poTadnych dolej1ch,'
Tekl Jen1k. "Budu muset pro
nj potion dojeti sam"