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Evening star., 1943-10-05

By The Associated Press
RICHMOND. Va. Oct 5.-Trlple
threat Marion Butler will be one
Military Institute keydetS won't
have to worry about Saturday when
they battle Clemson at Roanoke, Va
Butler has joined the armed
forces via selective service, and the
hole he has left in the Clemson
backfield is Coach Frank HoWard's S
No. worry this week as the Tigers
dig their claws into a series Of in
teESive practice sessions.
Passing Game Is Likely.
Opening the holes on the offensive
and plugging them on the defensive
came in for much attention al
Clemson yesterday. but Howard
didn't pass up an opportunity TO
drill his charges on forward passing,
which may be good part of the
fireworks when the teams get to-
2ether TO Try to settle feud which
started last year when they battled
10 a ScoreleSS deadlock
Coach Pooley Hubert al V. NJ. l.
Compllmented the keydetS on their
passing. which he described as a
pleasant surprise in last Satur-
days 1870 triumph over Davidson's S
Wildcats The keydetS completed
eight Of Is passes for ia yards.
Hubert also praised the Keydets
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Eused as Clemson Loses
Ace; Duke Heating Up for Navy

for their alertneSs in the Davidson
contest when they recovered seven
of the II fumbles made during the
encounter.
Coach Eddie Cameron proba bly,
plans to throw The book a. the
Navy Saturday night at Baltimore
since his Duke Blue Devils started
off their preparation for the game
by running through every play the
unbeaten Dukes use.
Cameron worked with the Blue
Devils on pass defense. indica ting
that Duke is expecting the MiddieS
their fashy ground attack.
5. c. Is Short of Backs.
South Carolina finds itself in
rather an unusual predicament. The
Gamecocks, prepping for Saturday
nights game with Presbyterian
have a firSt-claSs forward wall, but
no backheld, The Gamecocks' reg
ular starting backfeld likely will
miss the game because Of injuries,
Cunning for Friday nights con-
test with Georgia. Wake Forest
smarting from licking by Mary
land. took time out last night for a
bit of blackboard drill The Deacons
didn't pass up the afternoon drill.
however. when there was plenty OF
blocking and kicking and passing
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Wake Forest Hopeful
IFS Luck Will Turn
Against Georgia
Bv the A yoclsted Press

BY he A soc ated Press
ATLANTA Oct 5-Wake Forest
seh-styled hard luck team Of the
Southern Conference" comes to
Athens Friday night-and whether
the winner is the Deacons or
Georgia may depend upon which
scores the last touchdown
Both teams will go into the game
with light. fast backfelds Wake
Forest probably Will outweigh
Georgia slightly with its moderately
heavy line. In each case the matter
OF replaCementS is acute
Coach D. c. Walker, who saw his
DeaconS lose to Maryland last week
end IN the last 10 seconds. 7 to l3,
called the Georgia game a toSsup
We've been the hard luck team
Of the Southern Conference. We've
played Two games and lost each by
close margins and in the last few
seconds We've been playing ag-
2reSSlle football and we're doing
about as we'll as We expected earlier
II the season
Wake Forest opened its season
against Camp Davis and lost IN the
closing moments. 20-24.
Georgia lost to L. S L. in its
opener, 24-37 and then routed Ten
neSSee Tech last week. $50.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Boys Town, Gonzaga
Grid Clash Here

One of the big intersectional high
school football games of the season
has been scheduled for Washington
on SUNDAY, November Z when
Father Flanaean's BOYS Town
tNebr' team will, meet Gonzaga
High Schools Eagles at Griffith Sta
dlum.
The game is being sponsored by
dls1neulShed group Senator
Elmer Thomas Of Oklahoma chair
man OF the BOYS Town Committee.
announces that all receipts will be
turned over TO the BOYS Town
movement.
The Boys Town squad of % is
coached by Maurice Skip, Palrang.
former Creighton U. mentor. Wash
lneton was selected as the site of
this game over several other cities
and II successful here it may be
made an annual feature.
Special entertainment is being
planned. The Catholic University
Cadet Corps Of 500 as well as the
schools band have volunteered
their services and will parade before
the game.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Mrs. Gray 10 Oppose
Dorothy Jefferson

Mrs. David Gray. top seeded play
er in the Women's District Tennis
League tournament will meet Dor
othv jefferson AT 3 clock in a third
round match on the Sixteenth and
Kennedy courts. Other third-round
matches will not be played until
next Sunday.
Mrs. Gray easily got past her first
TWO rounds. defeating Madee Len
nan in straight sets in the first
tilt and losing one game in each set
to Barbara Hammer in the second
Mary Belin. Sara Moore and Pearl
Mccoy. other seeded PLAYERS. also
advanced with ease through first
and second rounds while Miss Moore
also won her third round match.
defeating Dorothy Dyer. 7-8, 6-3.
6-3
One upset was recorded in the
opening round of doubles comDeti-
ton as Dorothy DYER and Barbara
Hammer eliminated the second seed
ed pair of Miss Mccoy and Miss
Belin, 6-3. as.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Jeffra Is Old Master,
Taking Every Round
From Cockfie|d

With four victories behind him in
ms latest comeback attempt. the
28-year- old Harry Jeffra of Balti-
more, former world feather and
bantamweight champion, is showing
a return of his old speed and pre-
clslon that shortly should earn him
engagements against some of the
present day ranking featherweights.
1t was no contest last night at
Turner's Arena as he spent 10 rounds
sharpshooting at Johnny Cockfield,
local colored slugger who unexpect-
edlv found himself matched against
swarm of bees. Cockfleld practi-
cally didn't lay glove on Jeffra all
night and at the end Harry had not
a mark on him and hardly was
breathing hard
Gives Boxing Exhibition.
Jeflra gave an exhibition OF the
old-tlme boxing skill that carried
him to two world championships.
He stopped Cockfelds bull-like
rushes not by stepping away but by
gliding inside. taking a blow on the
elbow or glove and countering with
short, chopping uppercuts. When
Jef1ra chose to box around Cockfield,
the local colored boy Just didn't
know from which direction he would
be hit next. And in the inhghtine
all Cockfield could do was to wave
his arms futllely in the air and take
beating about the body and head.
The decision was unanimous with
Jehra winning every round by big
magrins. The gross gate was 81
36l.45, paid by 483 customers.
In the semifeature. Tee Hubert
upset Stoney Lewis in an eight
round lightweight encounter, drop
ping Stoney for six count in the
fifth and otherwise carrying the
fight to his opponent.
One T. X. O.. Two ChillcrS.
One technical knockout and TWO
real ChillerS marked the preliminary
program. Bee Bee Wright. a faShv
NoungSter from Pittsburgh who
might be conner. won over George
Williams of Baltimore when Referee
Charley Reynolds stopped it to save
Williams turher punishment in 2..52
OF the third. Then Aaron Perry
OF Washington used Just one punch.
a hard night to the law, to chill
Mario Gentle. Baltimore. IN "a
seconds. including the 10 it took for
the count, OF the first round. Way
man Stewart Of Washington stop
ped Johnny Costa III PAT of the
flrst. while IN the opening slX-
rounder Harry Dlduck declSloned
Don Baccala.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Champagne Stakes
Likely 10 Lure 70,
Including Occupy
By the Associated Press.

BY me Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Unless some
candidates develop hot knees or cold
feet between now and Saturday, the
$4,000 added l-mile Champagne
Stakes at Belmont Park might we'll
prove one of the top 2-year-old
treats OF the year. 1t would not be
surprising If some 20 of the l02
Juveniles nominated go postward.
While the race isn't likely to see
some youngster equal the track
record of 1:344, hung out by Count
Fleet year ago, it looks as if huge
ma iority of the stars that performed
in Saturdays Futuritv and Ell Ala
mein Handicap will return-plus a
few others.
One doubtful among the top
notchers is PenSive. beaten Futurity
favorite Owner Warren Wright
said at Belmont today that the colt
was bumped early in SATURDAYS
race. did not find the mud to his
liking and came out of the dash with
a few minor cuts The colt over
came his sluggish getaway and
fought his way TO fourth place
When asked for list of probable
starters, Handicapped John Camp
bell checked off 10 probables and
added several if horses.
John Marsch's Occupy. which won
the Futurity under topWeight of l26
pounds to be rated the best juvenile
to date. is among the likely competi-
tors in the Champagne. Others are
George D. Widener's Lucky Draw.
third in the FL Alamein after an
extended lavoff: Harry La Mon
tagneS Rodney Stone. second in the
Futurity; A. C. Ernst's Alorter. the
Cowdin winner: Comdr Harry Gug-
eenheim'S BellWether. fourth in the
Ell Alamein: B. F. Listers New Eng
land champion. Eternity: 1t. Col. c.
V. Whitneys Pukka Gin. Mrs Tilyou
Christopher's Bel Reign and numer-
Gus others.
Whether Jezra hel. which beat his
stablemate. Occupy in the Arlington
Futurity, will be among those to
start still is conJectural. Dance
Team. the FL Alamein winner. and
Stir Up, the runnerup, are not
ELIGIBLE
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Wolfe Memorial Stake to CAP
Bond Bowling at Hyuttsvi|Ie

The seventh annual Pop Wolfe
Memorial, first major sweepstakes
Nvent Of the season sanctioned bv
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress, will climax the Prince Georges
County Service Clubs War bond
tournament Sunday night at Hvatts-
vile Recreation.
With Nova Hamilton of Baltimore,
defending champion. the first FIVE
games Of the l0-game affair will be
staged At Charley Gentile's College
Park plant starting at clock with
the final round at Hyattsville.
Competition last night IN the War
BOND event saw Al Remmer Of Mount
Rainier gain second place IN the
mems division with 452 tally which
included a 69pin handicap Joan
Craig, WOmen's leader. rolling for
the fourth time. boosted her TOD
count TO 408 from 397 while Caroline
HlSer moved into the runnerup Spo,
with 1893 and Audrey Goodson gained
third place with 39l.
Several all-star matches featuring
Washington and Baltimore bowler,
are being arranged for Frldav and
Saturday nights as added attractions
10 the regular tournament.
Season Record Bowled.
Frances Wilson Of Takoma today.
with a score Of 406 was the proud
owner of the seasons record set in
the Washington Ladies League
Despite her games OF l27, l35 and
l44 that cracked Kitty Mulroe s
former mark by two pins. she
watched her Bratburd Pig ouint
drop all three games to Spund' S
Market. as Ruth McClintlcs l57-
376 and Boots Workmans l44-36l
led the winner to season high team
count OF l743.
With Al Donald tossing in TOD
single of al and a set OF 1853 the
Baardes trimmed the Dalenas. 2-l
10 maintain first place in ST. Mar
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Writer, Grid Loser,
JiQs for Public
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Oct. s.
Sports Columnists Abe Karsh said
he would Jig in a downtown store
window if the Fort Warren foot
ball team even so much as came
within a touchdown of the Uni
versity of Utah.
Window shoppers on busy
street yesterday saw the sports
writer cut a fancy step. Fort
Warren won, so to @.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK BOBBY Rurln. I25' :.
New Yors. ouIpo.n-ed Beau JACK. l4o'7
AlsuS.s Ga. Iut.
NEWARK -- johnny Carte- lS7
PhLs delphIs outpolnred Johnny Brown,
l64 New York CuJ.
PROVIDENCE, P Larry Bolvin.
Us, PROVIDENCE. outpomted Jackie VII
son l2a34 Plttsour2h Iht
NEW HAVEN, Conn Herman Badssr
-. New Haven Conn. ou- pointed
aaron Estman, III. South Norwa.k.
Conn tSl
BALTIMORE -Curts Sheppard. cI3.
piuspursh. knocked out Wa!ly Cross,
goo. Newark It.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass Sonny Horn.
Niles. Ohlo. outpoir-ed Jerry hslonl,
Sprlnsheld Lm,dGLeNe.shtsL .InL
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Upset Win Over Jack
Puts Ruffin in Line
For Shot al Title
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Bobby Ruff
fin, fancy Dan" from Long Island,
Is in line today for shot at the
lightweight title as result of his
upset victory over the ex-nght-
weight champion. Beau Jack.
Ruffin. so little regarded in the
betting that the odds went as high
as 10 to l, punched out a unani-
nous decision over the former Au-
gusta, Ga, shoeshine boy before a
World Series eve crowd of l4.449 at
Madison Square Garden last night.
The gross gate was SAB 429
Wearing a bandage around his
right knee, the Beau never got
clear shot at the feinting and
Contemplating Ruffin. who Uaged
one of the best fights Of his career.
The Beau did cut Rufins left eve
in the eighth round, but for the
most part Ruffin made the Beau
look silly on repeated wild swings
that sWished harmlessly through the
air as Ruffln ducked out of range.
Ruffn, who weighed only 1851
to Jacks 140l2, will have 70 wait
for his title chance until after the
return championship bout between
the Beau and champion Bob Mont
gomery of Philadelphia on Noyem-
Der l9. Promoter Mike Jacobs an
nounced Jacks defeat would not
interfere with the title match, as 1t
has been signed for months
Montgomery. who originally vas
slated 10 meet Jack last night. but
had to withdraw because Of an in
fected tooth, watched the bout from
the rlnesIde.
Two Washington d. c. boxers
won in slX-round preliminary
matches. Lew Hanburv. lr.. light
weight. outpointed Frankie Rublno
Of Brooklyn, and Frankie Wills.
middleWeight, topped Jerry FloreL,
also Of Brooklyn
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Trojuns Lose McCordIe
Looks to Commission

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 5.-Mlsslng
from the Southern California foot
ball lineup when the Trojans face
ST. Mary'S Preflight here Saturday
Will be Halfback Mickey McCardle.
He told Coach Jeff Cravath he is
giving up football so he won't jeop-
4rdl2e his chances Of leaving October
Is for marine officers training
camp. He suffered bad shoulder
injury last Saturday.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Son Quarterback, Coach
Plans Game at Home

81 ne A-1oClafeC PIe-s
AMARILLO. TeX. oct. 5.-Around
the dinner table Coach Howard
Lynch and his quarterback on the
Amarillo High School team figure out
what's 10 be done in the game COM
ing up.
The quarterback and captain Is
his l75-pound. redhalred son. Billy.
Hes on the spot" Coach Lynch
arlnS. but I have one advantage.
I can be sure my field general is
meeting all training rules.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Maryland to Reor Boss
In Pond at Oakland

OAKLAND, Md, Oct 5.-PlanS
for construction of a small concrete
dam TO lmpound eight or nine acres
Of water for rearing pond for bass
near Deep Greek Lake have been ap-
proved by the Maryland Game and
Inland Fish Commission.
State Senator Bernard I. Gonder
of Oakland said the PENNSYLVANIA
Electric Co. had approved construc-
tion of the dam, located near Nc
Henry Bass will be released in the
lake when they reach proper size.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Sports Mirror

By he Associated Pres.
Today year ago-St. Louis
Cardinals defeated New York
Yankees, to ?. and took World
Series, four games 10 one. john
ny Beazley outpltched Red Ruff
flng as 69,052 watched.
Three years Tommy Har-
mon of Michigan, scored all his
team points as Wolverines won
from Michigan State. q 10 IA.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
10 Postal Employees Fill
Fifth NRA Rifle Class

Sixteen postal employee some
prospective service lnductees. will
start rife craftsmanship lnstruc-
ton tonight in classes conducted by
the National Rife Association Reg
lstratlon for the fifth class in rife
technique III the prelnductIon pro-
gram, sponsored BY The Star now is
going on at NRA headquarters, 1900
Rhode Island avenue.
Five instructors. certified BY the
NRA. will handle the postal en-
ployes' class They are NJ w. High
tower, chief instructor. R. P Moore,
L. S. Cant, W. c. Nelson and J. A.
Miles.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Party Will Honor Fine
For His Chess Book

To honor Reuben Fine and pay
tribute to the WaShinetonians lat
est book, The Ideas Behind Chess
Openings" the Washington Chess
Dlvan has announced an "autograph
party at Hotel ParkSide tomorrow
night al 8 o'clock.
Fine is speed champion Of Amer
lea. former national open champion,
member OF U. S. international teams
and has won chess acclaim in prac-
tlcally every European capital. He
is the author of some of the finest
OF modern chess texts. At present
he is doing his bit for Uncle Sam
hers in the Nations Capital but dur
ing his vacation has traipsed down
10 Cuba and to the Pacific Coast to
play simultaneously hundreds of
games against over-the- board en-
thuslasts.
Evening star., 1943-10-05

FlVe Years ago-Kansas City
defeated Newark, 9 to 8. to square
Little World Series at two games
each.
Evening star., 1943-10-05

cpccJ New book, Take Care
sN1A' of Your Cooling Sys-
tenn gives special, money-sav-
ing tips every motorist should
Evening star., 1943-10-05

know. Just send a
penny postal card
to Room 2496, Ne
mours Bldg, E. l.
du Pont de Nemours
& Co. (Inc.), Will
mington, Delaware.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-10
SLIKE MA HOLMES AVE.

WI
Kakor je bio re ~javljeno, sc
dale naznanja, da Sc vrsi v sre-
do, Gutri), posebna, izredna
slikovna predstava, XII DO temu
casu primerna, sestavljena DO
IL silk, XII bodo %spominjale ma
veliki prank Marijinega Vne-
bovzetja. Vsak Sc spominja ma
stare domovino, kako so ia dan
romali ma BREEZE, k Now Stiff
in ma druge kraje romarskih
cerkva, kakor romajo tudi v A
meriki podobno ia dan v Cary,
Ohio. Il vseh imenovanih kra-
jew posnete slike bodo ia vecer
pokazane, kakor tudi slike il
vojske in pa drugih domacih
druzinskih silk il te okolice.
Pridite tocno, zacetek je oh
8 uri v dornu ma Holmes Ave.
Ne DO YAM zal, program silk DO
izreden "a to predstavo.
Anton Grdina,
lastnik silk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-10

Dub je zavil oci in zatepal
"A JAZZ YAM povem, da me Sc ne
|poznate!"
svejk pa je odgovoril mirno
"Poznam vas, gospod lajtnant,
sal ste, pokorno javljam, cd ma
Sega marqbataljona."
wi me Sc ne poznate," je
krical Dub, "morda me poznate
z dobre strani, a ne poznate me
g slabe strani. JAZZ sem hud! JAZZ
prisilim vsakogar, da joka. To-
rel, ali me poznate ali ne?" =
"Poznam, gospod lajtnant."
"Poslednjic VAN reeem, da me
ne poznate, vi osel. Ali innate
brate?"
"Enega, pokorno javljam."
"Poletj je gotovo prav tax blk
kakOf vi. haJ pa Je!
professor, gospod lajtnant, in
|tudi castnik."
"Abstrten!"
Vsak je odsel svojo pot in 81
mislil svoje: Dub, da svejka
naznani stotniku, da ga da "a.
preti. svejk pa, da je videl X
mnogo bedastih castnikov, a ds
t tax, kakrsen je ia Dub, ,
%regimentu vendarle posebnost
Stotnik Sagner je kot aktivni
castnik mrzil vse rezervne cast.
nike, cato je opozoril Duba, da
lse morajo javiti take tozbe edi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-10

Chicago operna druzba, XII DO
vprizorila v soboto IA. in nede-
Ito Is. augusta operi aida" in
Carmen" DO vkljucila tudi ba-
letno skupino pod vodstvom
Ruth Page. Vstopnice k tenn O.
pernim predstavam so re v
predprodaji in so cd IS centov
do $2.75.
Stella Roman, XII je zabavala
operne posetnike preteklo po-
mlad, DO nastopila tudi v vlogi
Aide s tenoristom Giovanni
Martinelli. Dale nastopijo v
tel operi Bruno Castagna, Car
10 Morelli in slavni grski pevec
Nicola Moscona.
Opera aida" DO podana v
soboto IA. augusta.
Opera Carmen" pa DO poda-
ma v nedeljo Is. augusta popol-
dine in nastopili bodo slavni pew.
ci kot: Castagna, Alexander
Sved, madzarski baritonist be
%nastopil v vlogi Toreador; Licia
Albanese, i~talijanska sopra.
nistka nastopi v vlogi Micaela
Kurt Baum pa nastopi v vlogi
Don Jonse.
Kdor pa zeli pomagati Rus,
kemu vojnemu relifu, DO pa ku.
pill posebno, tako zvano "boj
seat" vstopnico "a $3.50. Vstop.
nice dobite v Taylor trgovini ma
$50 Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-10

III 81 WI uOf NC NJ PtCcCyO cCOy l
no ma raportu,. sicer pa da je "a
Svejka prva instance gospod
nadporocnik, Lukas. Prisotni Lu-
kas pa .je pripomnil, da We liz
svejkovega pripovedovanja prav
dobro, da je svejkov brat res
professor in rezervni castnik. Ia
ko je svignil YES vihar preko
svejkove glave, ne da hi trescilo.
Tedaj je dospelo poroeilo, da
odrine Wax sele cez stiri ure.
Proga je MANFRED z~astavljena z
vlaki "a ranjence. Takoj je "a
celia delovati fantazija vsega
bataljona. Govorilo Sc je tudi o
dvesto mrtvih in ranjenih, ker
Sc je zadel sanitetni Wax Oh
vlak, XII je vozil topnistvo.
Takrat je stopil v stabni va
lyon gospod z rdecimi in zlatimi
lampasi. Bill je zopet eden izmed
generalov ma inspekciji, XII so
Sc prevazali pc vseh progah.
LIE sedite, gospodje," je po-
migal vljudno in bill vessel, da je
presenetil zopet wagon. laws va
|gon nj v redu, vas wagon ne spi.
Pa hi moral re spati. Kajti v
vagonih Sc mora. spati, kadar
stoji ma kelodvoru, kakor pc
kasarnah, oh devetih zvecer."
In odrezavo je govoril dale:
"Pred deveto zvecer je odvesti
mostvo ma jlatrine "a kolodvo-
rom 49, in potem Sc gre spat.
Steer mostvo onesnazi progo.
Razumete, gospod stotnik? To-
rel storite tako, kakor zelim.
Zatrobiti alarm, gnati ljudi ma
latrine, zatrobiti capfenstrajh in
- spat ter kontrolirat, KIDD ne
spi. Kaznovati! Da! Je to vse?
Vecerjo razdeliti Oh sestih I'VE
cer?"
Nato je dial povelje, pokazati,
da je battalion pripravljen. 70
pet je torej dial stotnik Sagner
zatrobiti alarm in inspekcni &C.
neral Sc je, ogledujoc razvrsceni
battalion, izprehajal S castniki in
jim je neprestano ponavljal, ka-
kor hi bill idijotje, XII tega ne
morejo takoj razumeti, ter Jim
ie obenem kazal kazalce ma uri
"Also, sehen Sic! I'm halb ne
une Latrinenscheissen, damn
mach elmer halben Stunde schla-
fen gehen. Glavno vaznost pola-
gam ma spanje. To krepi mostvo,
da je sposobno "a dodge marse.
Dokler je mostvo v vlaku, sc
mora odpociti. Ako pc vagonih
mi dovolj prostora, maj mostvo
lspi partienWeise: tretjina sc
llahko udobno uleze in spi cd de-
ivetih do polnoei, ostali stole in
lgledajo mamie. 'Nato prva, ma
|spana tretjina napravi prostor
Idrugi tretjini, XII spi cd polnoci
lido treh. Tretja tretjina spi cd
treh do sestih, ko je budnica in
Ise mostvo umije. Ma voznji sc
liz vagonov ne SINE ska-ka-ti dol!
cato je pred vlak p~ostaviti pa
trulje, da mostvo ne DO ska-ka-
10 dol! Ako zlomi vojaku nogo
sovraznik" in general Sc je
potrkal Pc nogi 'je to hvale.
vredno, ali pohabiti Sc z nepo.
trebnim skakanjem IL vagonoy
med voznjo to je kaznivo."
ITO je torej vas battalion? p
je vprasal stotnika, ogleduios
zaspane postave mostva, med
kateremi Sc mnogi MISC mogli
lvzdrzati in SO, prebujeni IL spa
lnja, zdehali ma svezem nocnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-10

|zraku; "to je, gospod stotnik,
zdehajoc battalion. Mostvo mo-
"a It'll vselej oh devetih spat."
General Sc je postavil pred
II. kompanijo, kjer :je stall ma
levem krilu svejk, XII je zeval,
da hi Sc mu skoro celjusti raz-
klenile. Lukas Sc je tresel, da
hi tega ne opazil general, kajti
zdelo Sc mu je, da zeva svejk
nalaSc tako.
In geenraI,. kakor hi to vedel,
sc je obrnil k svejku in pristo-
pill k MENU: "Bohm oder Deut-
scher?"