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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Penicillin May Save
This Dying Child
But Her Case VIII
Not Furnish Sum-
cient New InfOrma-
ton Science Needs
So Badly. Shall She
Have Her Chance
at Life Or BE
Denied It?

about the patients reaction or lack Of re-
action 10 them.
You would perhaps also have letters from
many people begging you TO decide in the
little girls favor. and kilograms from
prominent personagcs who had been urged
to ntercede on her behalf.
There would be no time 20 lose and yet
you could not hurry
You would study everything i'm front Of
you with trained methodical mind You
might interview the family physician who
would most likely want 10 talk 10 you and
Try 10 convince you that you would be jusu-
fled in allotng pcnciln 10 his patient
You would perhaps also talk TO the spe-
cialsts who had been called in, and you
would consult with your colleagues.
Then you would probably close the door
Of your office 10 all visitors and grapple with
your heartbreaking dilemma in solitude,
until you made your decision.
What do you think your decision would be?
Perhaps your first impulse in response TO
that question is 90 say yes by all means
Send IL 20 her right away send IL by air
plane. It's the only humane thing 10 do
But that might not be the correct decision,
for several reasons
When King Solomon solved the celebrated
dilemma which made his name synonymous
with wisdom down the ages, he was only
concerned with the welfare Of three persons
the living baby and the two women who
claimed It.
All he needed 10 do was find out which
woman was telling the truth, and he did II
by drawing his sword and announcing that
he was going to slash the living baby into two
parts, so each woman could have half Of it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

use OF penlCilin In that particular case Is IKE
~ 20 add something TO sciences limited know-
edge of the mysterious drug and thus make
possible a more efficient and effective use Of
the scanty supply. both among civilians and
the armed forces.
Bearing that important fact In mind, then
il might be said that in the Hypothetical case
pictured here the life Of a child was in a sense
being balanced against the life of a soldier
or perhaps even against number Of soldiers.
It isn't that the doses which would be
given the child would thus of necessity actu-
ally be denied some soldier. It's simply that
the civilian allotment must be used in such
@ way as TO learn as much as possible about
the effectiveness of the drug in the least pos
sible time. and for that reason it is con-
sidcrcd improper TO use it for the sole pur-
pose Of saving a life
II il was given 10 the child and nothing
OF specific value 10 the medical profession
was learned as a result, then from a strictly
scientific viewpoint. whether she recovered or
not the doses would have been wasted and
valuable time lost Carrying this line Of rea-
Souing one step further, il might then be
said that because of the lost time and the
failure 10 discover something new about the
drug the life OF some wounded soldier would
later be lost
with the nation at war and the prospect
Of so many deadly and obscure types of in
lection occurring in battle areas time is now
all important. This urgency 10 find out more
about the drug is further complicated by the
scarcity of penicillin and the difficulty Of
producing it.
The mold from which il is derived must be
laboriousy grown in bottles, each bottle yield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER,
Science Editor, The American Weekly.

SER eyes glazed and her little face
- flushed with fever. a baby girl lay in
y a hospital bed not long ago fighting
a losing fight against rare and >deadly type
Of blood poisoning.
Every treatment that might arrest the
progress OF the disease had been tried without
success, except one the wonder" drug, Pc
nicilln. Injections Of penicillin might save her,
but unless she received them within few
hours. there was no hope.
Meanwhile. as the spark Of life in the little
patient nickered. fainter and fainter. her fate
was being decided in another city by the
Judge" of a new kind Of court Of high appeals.
Her, fate was in the hands Of Judge"
Keefer-Dr Chester S Keefer OF Harvard
Medical School and Evans Memorial Hospital
at Boston who must now solve dIlemmas as
heartbreaking as the Biblical problem pre-
sented 90 King Solomon by the two women
who both claimed 20 be the mother of the
live baby instead Of the dead one,
Or Keefer is the final authority in Amer
lea on the distribution and use OF the small
civilian allotment Of pcnicillin the exceedingly
powerful but very scarce germ-killer which is
derived from n mold and which performs cures
even where the miraculous sulfa drugs fail.
1t is his distressing responsibility 10 par
eel out this precious civilian supply-to say
who shall have it and who shall not, accord
ing TO "A new set Of rules unlike anything in
medical or judicial history.
Suppose. for a moment that You were
in his position Suppose you had it in your
power TO make the decision that might de-
terminc whether or not the little girl suf-
fcring from blood poisoning would live or die.
In front of you, on your desk you would
have a complete history Of the case from
tho first diagnosis by the family physician
right on up TO TIE moment when an appeal
for peniclin was made TO you
You would have fever, pulse and respira-
ton charts. X-ray plates, opinions of special
lists, records Of blood transfusions and detailed
rcports-en all OF the various treatments that
had been tried, along with precise information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

ing only an infnitesimal amount Scientists,
however, are searching for method of pro-
ducing it alphabetically, and the latest reports
indicate they may be on the right track.
Penicillin has been in use for such a short
time that doctors still know very little about
what it can and cannot do. For some types
OF rare blood-poisoning it works wonders. In
other types its value is doubtful For these
types, authorities might restrict use until
greater supplies are available.
All Of these complicated factors must be
considered by Or. Keefer in making his de-
cisions, and they were undoubtedly considered
by him not long ago when he granted the
drug TO two-year-old Patty Malone Of New
York who recovered after receiving it, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

widespread distribution and use OF PENCIL
lin However, at the present time il must be
carefully used 20 determine its greatest eff
fectiveness Then, as more becomes available,
il can be administered with cXactncss 10 OBJ
tain the greatest use for the largest number.
of people
Hope that the day is not far distant when
the drug will be available for use ON a much
wider scale is seen In the recent announce
ment that nine drug manufacturing companies
have received approval from the War Pro
duction Board 10 build new plants for pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

when he denied il 10 10
year-old Marie Barker
Of Chicago, who did not
recover.
Or. Keefer must have
decided that Patty's case
was one that would re-.
veal new knowledge to
the science OF medicine.
otherwise he probably
wouldn't have allowed
her 20 have the drug.
ON the other hand. he
must have been con-
vInced tn a { penicillin
would be ineffective in
Miss Barkers case, or
must have decided that
its effect in such illnesses
was already well known.
So despite Marie's pa
thetic appeals to a num-
Der of prominent people,
TO use their influence,
he had 20 make his heart
breaking decision and
say no.
Maj. General Norman
r. Kirk, Surgeon General
Of the Army, summed
up the situation:
Like all other promis-
ing devclo pments in
medicine, an immediate
demand has arisen for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

who were so tireless in their efforts to help
her stay with us, and TO all blood donors we
shall always be thankful
While 1t was necessary for our Govern
mcnt 10 refuse the penicillin. we are proud
that what might have saved her has, or will
save some soldier, sailor or marine for the
great cause which is ours
We hope and pray that some day soon
there will be enough penicillin 10 provide for
every civilian need as well as for every mill
tary need
Greater love hath no man than this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

ducing penicillin and that these companies
are preparing to spend $4,000, 900 toward that
end.
The need at present, too, is for thorough
clinical testing Of penicillin. Ordinarily, this
would be done in CIVILIAN hospitals and clinics,
where constant experimentation could be
made, giving it to some patients and not to
others
The Army and the Navy, however present
the best field right now for such clinical study,
since they can treat patients under rigidly
controlled military discipline-which is one of
the reasons the Army and Navy now receive
the bulk of the small penicillin supply 1t is
discipline and constant control over all factors
which make possible the best scientific expert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

confident in his knowledge
Of human nature that the real
mother would prove the JUS
tice of her claim by pleading
with him TO give the baby 10
the other woman, rather than
see it killed.
Judge" Keefer's problems
are far more complicated.
In the first place. he cannot
at any time let himself be sole
ly concerned with the hopes,
the happiness or the anguish
Of one small group. He must
always consider the welfare of
100000 people, many Of
whom are soldiers and sailors,
whose life or death may de-
pend on whether or not they
are treated with penicillin.
The chief consideration,
however, the basic principle
upon which Judge Keefer's
decision must be made in every
instance. is whether or not the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

mentatlOn.
BY some re m o e
chance, it's possible, of
course, tn at penicillin
might have saved the life
Of Marie Bark er. II
would have been a mil
lion 10 one shot, perhaps,
but there was a chance.
Even so, unhappy DR..
Keefer couldn't risk the
tiny available civilian
supplies on that slight
chance.
Marie's parents have
received a tragic blow.
For them the war has
touched their family in
an unexpected, unfore-
seen way. Yet they rea-
lie that while their
daughter died. some sol.
der on a distant battle
field may live through
her sacrifice.
Could you, as you
buried your daughter,
speak these words which
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Bar
ker say TO The American
Weekly:
I'VE are deeply CRATE
full to all our beloved
daughters friends, 20 all
the doctors and n1rses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

October IL, 1913
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Londyn, (ONA):

AOAANJA, \OAN1A
Hodnoverne kruhy dnes sde-
lujf, re nasledkem porazek V
Africe a Rusku italska armada
ztratila celou svou modernf W.
zbroj a polovina vojenskych
jednotek vyfazena z boje.
Italsky generalnf stab nese-
tfil vGbec svou omezenou mo-
dern1 vyzbroj a odeslal il do A
friky, kdyz Rommelova ofensi-
va temer dosla k pTedmest1 A
lexandrie pfesv6dcila Mussoli-
niho, re dobyt1 Egypta je ma
obzoru. Tato valecna vyzbroj
je nyn1 ztracena a je nenahra-
ditelna ledaze by Hitler byl
stedfejs1 nezli 81 NIUE dovolit.
Ted to, CO jeste zbyva z ital-
ske armady je vyzbrojeno dely
z r. 1914 a jeste stars1mi. Neco
z teto vyzbroje Sc modernizuje
to je montuje ma automobilove
podvozky rdznych typG. Ale
prot modernf vyzbroji jsou ty-
to zbrane zcela nedostatecne.
Ztraty italskych divis1 v teto
valce nejsou o mic mensf. T6-
meT SO italskych divisf je nyn1
vyrazeno z akce a tyto divise
pTedstavujf vice nez polovinu
nejlepsich italskych vojak1. Re
zbyvajfc1ch SO divisi je dispo-
sici zbranf jen pro 35 az 40.
Polovina z techto divis1 je ma
Balkane, E~gejskych ostrovech,
We Francii, takze zbytek t6mer
s prazdnyma rukama Sc ma po-
staviti proti a~nglo-americkym
armadam.
Italske ztraty vyhlfzej1 TAX
to: 10 divis1 v Recku a Alba
nil, 6 divis1 V Habesi, 8 divis1
"a Wavellovy kampane, dali
SIGH 8 u Ell Alameinu, V cemz
byly dive mechanizovane a jed
ma parasutisticka. K tomu dlu-
Emo pripocftati divise znicen6
v Tripolitansku a Rusku, a da-
lie divise stale krvacej1c1 ma
Balkane, dohromady dalsfch
18 divisf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Cechoslovak prvni ma alzirske
PIde S praporem Ameriky.

New Yorsky dennfk "New
York Sun" pffinesl zpravu cd
sv6ho correspondents Gaulta
MacGovanay jak statecne Sc
chovali vojfni v cete desatn1ka
Josefa A. Charvata, jehoz ro-
dina bydli els. 1O5 Union
Place V Lynbrook ma Long Is
landu, kdyz Sc jejich LODI poto-
pila.
Zaroven sc tomuto nasemu
krajanu Charvatovi dostava
kreditu, re byl prvn1m, KIDD "a
nesl americky prapor S okupa-
chi armadou ma p1du Alz1ru.
Ameriku opustil v zaTi 1912, a.
vsak O vanocfch byl uz v Ali
ru.
Tento prapor, ktery Charvat
nesl, pTisel nyni zpet do sveho
domova a nese stopy pc kul1ch,
kter6 jej V boji prorazily.
Charvat a jeho Tide zachra-
nil mnoho zivotd z potapej1ci
Sc lodi. Sam pri pristanf prisel
ovsem take O vsechno, co mel,
take mu nezbyly AMI nejnut-
n6jsf zivotn1 potreby. Poole do
pisu, ktery nedavno jeho matce
dosel, daTf Sc mu dobTe.
Mlady Charvat pred vstu-
penn do armady bpl zamestnan
jake drednfk firmy provadej1c1
Gcetnf revise. Byl t6z clenem
hudebnfho sboru a clenem Ces-
keno klubu v okresu Nassau.
Jeho rodice jsou stale cinni v
csl. narodn1ch organisac1ch.
~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05

samotinka stala mezi Ell Ala
mein a Kahirou, branou celeho
Stfedn1ho vychodu, al do n.y.
nejs1ho okamziku jejfho trium-
flu.
Pr~eruseni stykI mezi Chile
a Osou.
Prerusenlm diplomatickych
stykG S dobyvacnymi zememi
Osy sleduje Chile svou tradicnf
smernici solidarity cele polo
koule a pratelstvf Sc Spojenymi
|Staty.
JEFF poslednf Gin znovu zd1-
raznuje vice neil stolete trva-
nj pratelskych vztah6 mezi tou
to jihoamerickou Republican a
Spojenymi Staty, dosvedcovane
vzajemnymi pratelskymi nav
stevami rdznych vynikajfc1ch
zastupcG obou zem1.
Americtl PRESIDENT, clenove
kabinetu, vysoci d1stojn1ci a j.
nj vyslancove "dobre v1le", ii
vsichni navst1vili Chile, ktera
Ease poslala do Spojenych Sta
tn muz estejne hodnosti, ably
nasi pozornost oplatili. Tato
vzajemna srdecnost slouzila "a
zaklad nejuzs1ch vztah1 kul-
turn1ch, hospodarskych a poll
tickych mezi temito dvema a.
merickymi republican,.
Hitler o Leningradu.
Kdyz Ruda armada zdolala
nepritele, oblehaj1c1ho Lenin-
grad, zasadila tim novou ranu
posramocene jiz reputaci Adolf
ia Hitlera jake proroka.
8. listopad u1941 vytasil sc
Hitler v reci k soudruhIm ma
cisticke strany " mnichovske
sklepnf pivnici S t1mto ujiste-
MIN: "Pred Leningradem vedli
jsme ofensivu jen tax dlouho,
co bychom Leningrad obkl1cili.
Nynl nepr1tele vyhladov1me.
Mesto je obkl1ceno a nikdo je
nem1ze vysvoboditi. Leningrad
padne do nasich rukou. Kdyby
bylo i te nejmensf moznosti, Re
Sc Rusove z oblezenf proboju-
iii, pax bych dial rozkaz witt
Leningrad 1tokem, coz bychom
i ucinili."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05

Poole zprav z Lincoln jest
do tohoto i jinych velkych NEST
privazen zabity dobytek be-
pTedepsane vladnl inspekce,
coz Sc take nazyva "cernym tr-
hem" a 1rady Sc pokousejf u
ciniti tomu pr1trz. Zdravotni
reditel v Lincoln pravil, re ma
so p~rivazejf nekteTf farmari a
neb i mali obchodn1ci z venko-
va a v meste je skladano do
chladfren, ably byla vets1 zaso-
ba az dojde ma ,masove pride
ly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Nsmci povrazdili dive ste pade-
sat osob we Francouzskem
meste MarseiIle.

Jak Sc pravf, $50 osob, mezi
mimi 80 zen, bylo zabito Nemci
"a stavu oblezenf, ktery byl ma
f1zen Nemci, ~aby bylo odveze-
no z mesta 10000 osob.
Rozhlasem z Vichy, ktery je
kontrolovan Nemci, bylo ozna-
memo, re bylo odvezeno z mes
ia 10000 lid a die stanneho
prava kazdy, KIDD Sc pokus1 O
navrat do sveho pT1bytku, ma
byti z~astrelen.
Mluvcf Bojuj1c1ch Francou-
z1 vyslovil Sc, re to je zamysle-
no jake vyklizenf mesta cd
podzemn1ch zivlG, kterych Sc
Nemci bojf, re budou pomahati
pri invasi spojencG. z teze pTi-
ciny hodlajf vystaveti v Marsel-
lie dodatecne fortifikace.
z Curychu We Svycarsku do
Sla drive zprava, die n1z mem.
tanky a della byly vyslany proti
oblezenym domdm, V nichz Sc
francouzske obyvatelstvo zaba-
rikadovalo.
N6mecka oficielni tiskova
kancelaT oznamila, re v Mar
seille bylo zatceno $1,000 lidf.
Rozhlas z Vichy, ktery udava
pocet zatcenych ma 5000 patr-
ne sc snaz1 zmensovati udalos-
ii tonic starem meste.
Rozhlas z Lyonu, kontrolo-
vany Nemci, oznamoval nasle-
duj1c1 zpravu:
"Obyvatel6 mesta Marseille
svou acknowledgements a disci-
plinou valn6 ulehciFi evakuaci
severnf oblasti stareho pT1stavu
"Bylo ucineno vsechno, ably
byly chraneny zajmy evakuo-
vanych osob. Nikdo vsak sc
nesm1 vratiti do evakuovane o.
blasti. Kdokoli neuposlechne
tohoto rozkazu, Dude zastre-
lem"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Americti letci " Cine nic1
japonske letouny.

Americti pilot v Cine sestre-
luji IL japonskych aeroplanG
"a kazdy, ktery sami ztrat1,
iak bylo oznameno oficielne.
Skupina americkeho letectva
v Cine byla organisovana 4,
cervence a tyr den svedla S ia
ponci bitvu, v niz znicila 10 ia
ponskych aeropland, ale neztra
tia jedineho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Jedenact tisic zen leceno z
nakazlivych nemoci.

z 1Tadovny pro valecne in
byl vysloven odhad, re
v 13 nemocnicfch, v nichz jsou
leceny zeny, ktere nakazily vo-
jaky, Dude tohoto roku 1900
pacientek.
zeny jsou v nemocnic1ch O.
SetTovany a mimo to dostane
Sc jim vycviku v rGznych pra-
cfch a pc uzdravenf pomaha Sc
Jim nalezti zamestnan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Kolik je " Cechach nemeckych
HrednikHG?
New York (CTK):

New York (CTK)
Nemci 1Tedne oznamuj1, re
"R1ssky svaz nemeckych tired
Mkt" mel roku 1941 jen V &C.
chach a ma Morave $4,000 Gle
nj.
Touto zpravou Nemci sami
nejp1sobiveji popfeli pravdi-
vost svych cetnych prohlasenl
O "ceskosti" civilnf spravy tax
zvaneho protektoratu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Novy Rok ~Peruanskych
krajanE.
New York (CTK)

NEW OIk (CIA0.
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvf v
Lime (Peru) uspoTadalo dine 1.
ledna recepci pro cleny csl. ko-
Ionic, j1z Sc dcastnilo asi $50 o.
sob. Novy csl. charge d. af-
flares Ing. Josef v. Polodna,
jenz jiz zahajil svou cinnost, u
vital pT1tomn6 a ucinil k MIN
strucny projev. Presidentu re-
publiky Peru byl z teto recep-
&c zaslan novorocn1 pozdravny
telegram.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
FrantiSka Plaminkova mrtva?
LOndyn (CTK)

Stokholmsky list Aftonbladet
prinesl zpravu, re prisla z Pra-
ny pres zenevu a POOLE nlz
zemrela Frantiska Plaminkova,
jej1z majetek byl "zabaven" v
srpnu 1912. F. Plam1nkova by
la az do okupace Ceskosloven-
ska clenkou senatu a pc mnoho
let byla predsedkyn1 csl. sekce
Mezinarodn1 zenske ligy. Pred
nekolika lety byla We Spoje-
nych Statech a byla mezinaro-
dine znama v zenskem hnuti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
DurhamStf hav1ri lidickemu
fondu.

Londyn, 80. ledna (ONA):
William Lawther, pTedseda
odborove hornicke organizace
V Anglii oznamil, re durhamsti
hav1ri darovali pres pill Milo
nu dolard ma fond k vystaveni
novych Lidic. Fond spravuje
csl. vlada a Dude venovan ma
vystav6nf vzorne hornicke osa-
dy, novych Lidic. Horn1ci ten
to obnos sebrali mezi sebou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
We Skolce.

Ucitelka: "Jiste uz Wis, co
znamena slovo "zrcadlo", Je-
nfcku. Kdyz 81 umijes oblicej,
kan sc d1vas, ably isl Sc pre-
svedcil, re isl cisty?"
Jenicek: INA rucnik."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Spojenci jsou odhodlani po-

Spojenci jsou odhodlani po-
drzeti iniciativu We svych rukou
pc celem svete. Budoucf kam-
pan ma vsech jevist1ch valec-
nych operacf byla nalezite pro-
jednana. Ma konferenci doslo
k rozhodnut1 spojiti "vsechny
zdroje" Spojenych narodd a
spravovati je We shode s "1stfe-
dnfm planem', ma nemz Sc kon
|ferujfcf usnesli. We snaze zm1r-
niti pokud mono napor neprl-
tele ma ruskou armada ma byti
i nadale pokracovano. Rusko
a Gina mali dostati "maximal-
nj" hmotnou pomoc.
Druhou vyznamnou udalost1
byla schuzka general6 Giraud
a DeGaulle, kter1 Sc ma konfe-
renci pine shodli ma c1lech, KITE
|rych je nutno dosahnouti jsou
jimi osvobozen1 Francie a ma
prosta porazka nepf1tele. Fran
couzstf generalove doufajl do
jfti techto cfl1 sjednocen1m
vsech svobodnych Francouz1,
kteri budou svorne bojovati pc
boku vsech spojencu. Ma siro-
kych zakladech teto dohody da
Sc opravnene ocekavati urov-
mani vsech dosavadn1ch polite
kych neshod.
President Roosevelt a mini
stersky predseda Churchill po-
kracujf We smernici 1zke koo-
perace, ma nfz Sc mohou pod1-
lett i ostatnf narody, koopera-
ce, ktera sc zrodila z jejich
schnzky ma mort v srpnu 1941
a ktera dala wink Atlantske
charte. Tato prvnl sch1zka
byla nasledovana schGzkou v
prosinci, kdy Sc myslenka Spo-
jenych narod1 stala skutkem,
a dalsi sch1zkou v cervnu mi
nuleho roku, kdy byl vypraco-
van plan kampane v severn1 A
frice. Cd prvn1 conference
dvou statnik1 az do teto posled
nj, ctvrte, Sc celkova vojenska
situace stale a markantne lep-
sila. Dosavadnf vysledky tech
to konferenc1 jsou nam nejlepsl
zarukou, re v bl1zke budoucno-
Isti staneme sc svedky novych
udalostf dalekosahleho vyzna-
mu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
MIady muz, jenz ma ma speech.

Robert Hunacek Sc seznamil
s rozkosnou d1vkou. Pro neho
tc byla "laska ma prvnf po-
hled", a take Sc tim dfvce nj
kterak netajil, a otazal Sc il:
"Slecno, chtela byste Sc staff
mou zenou?'
Mlada DANA, prekvapena
podobnou zadostf, zavrtela hla-
YOU:
Gale pane Hunacku, vzdyt
sc zname teprve deset minut!"
"Mate pravdu," prikyvl pan
Robert Hunacek, 'tak tedy je-
Ste ctvrt pockame!"