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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
Many Round Trip
Cloufs Made in
American League
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, May l9. CUP)-A
Whlrl ON the Sports Go Round:
Despite the laments about feeble
failing in the majors this season,
Earl Hilligan Of the American
league service bureau points out
that athletes in his circuit are gar
herring a commendable number of
home runs. They registered 10 in
% games from May 9--when the
repaired ball came in-thrOugh last
SUNDAY. A corresponding number
of contests last season produced
% homers, 10 of which were hit by
stars now in service.
Chairman John j. Phelan of the
New York boring commission, mas
ter of the dOuble-talk was as
founded yesterday when the Mas
sachusetts commission notified him
that it would recognize the Willie
Pep-Sal Bartolo bout at Boston,
June 8, as for the world feather
weight title. Six weeks ago the
Massachusetts moguls recognized the
Jackie Callura-Jackie Wilson bout
as for the world ieatherweight title
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
WALLOP WYATT

Inc CdruS WallOpeu WHIT WYATT
for seven hits and five runs and
sent him to the showers in the
fifth. Johnny Allen allowed no hits
until the ninth when Les Wcbber
gave up four safeties and two more
Card runs.
The incredible Boston Braves
checked up their fifth in row by
blanking the Pirates, 40 as John
ny Mccarthy and Charley Work
man produced a pair OF tWo-run
homerS in the fourth inning. Al
Javery won his third mound vic
tory by handing out only five hits.
Rip Sewell lost, but gave up only
five hits in seven innings. Wally
Hebert pitched hitleSs ball in the
eighth.
Manager Mel Otis wild heave
hoiSted one Cincinnati run across
the plate and Frank Mccormick
single sent home the other in the
tenth as the Reds tripped the
Giants, 81. Elmer Riddle spaced
out five Giant hits over 7 2-3 in
nings and Joe Beggs finished up
without safety.
Ace Adams, the Giants star re-
lief hurler, lost his first game in
IA relief chores after replacing Bill
Styles in the eighth.
CUBS SHADED
The Phillies, doing almost as
many tricks at the turnstiles as
they have on the field, shaded the
Cubs, 5-4, before the largest night
game crowd in Philadelphia his
tory, 20,820 The win, third straight
for the Phillies, hoisted them into
fourth-place tie with the Reds.
A three-run burst in the fifth
with two out eclipsed a 80 Chi
cago advantage and sent the Phil
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
LEADS IN BATTING

ODea would normally take a back
seat to Cooper but he has compli-
Gated SouthWorth's problem by lead
ing both leagues in battlng. In Is
games. the former Giant and Cub
backStop has hammered out l8 hits
In 46 trips for a batting mark Of
39l.
Cooper is hitting only PIT. but
his performance yesterday as the
Cards beat the Dodgers, 7 to l. is
indicative of how fast he's begin
ming to move. He collected a dou-
BILE and two singles in five trips
to drive in two runs while scoring
another.
Stan MuSial and Ernie White
shared honorS with Cooper. Musial
hammered out triple and brace
of doubles, drove in two runs and
scored two more as White unWrap-
ped a three-hit pitching job for his
third straight victory. The Misery
hit White in the shoulder in the
seventh, however, and Barry Bre-
cheen pitched hitleSs ball the rest
of the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
Coasting Along
BY Isle SHOEMAKER

los ANGELES. May 10 up
Shutting the sports deck: Uni
yersity OF California roWerS should
have gone out for track, or basket
ball or anything but crew. Then
they could have used their own
equipment in competition here Sat-
urday against UCLA. But racing
shell being shaped like it is, brought
a flat No" from the railway COM
panies. Consequently, the Bears
will row against the Bruins Satur-
Gay in Bruin boats. ii you can call
EN- that. Both crews are hoping
for stroke OF luck. -
Our spies in Las Vegas. New. re-
port a terrific boom in the badger
fighting business. If true this is
direct refutation that the glamor
days of the old West are going to
pot. If you haven't witnessed a
badger fight it's useless going into
a description There's nothing new
about this type of contest, at least.
Mark Twain wrote them up when
h. was a reporter for the Virginia
City Chronicle.
CALL TO ARMS
Call to arms of collegian athletes
is racing at a tremendous rate. Yes
terday UCLA lost four members OF
their Rose Bowl squadron, Vic
Smith Milt CSnuffyl Smith, John
Obidine and Leonard Mckenzie. ..
Second 1t John Kimbrought,
former all-American footballer from
Texas Ann Is taking his primary
flying training at Tucson, Ariz.
Present ambition OI Aviation Cadet
Ielos P. Thurber of Los Angeles is
10 leap a plane right in Der Fueh-
rer's face" His chances are better
than fair if he performs in a plane
like he did IN the 1886 Olympic
Games here as q high jumper. d.
Back in 1889 when the Los An
gcles Angels ran up a consecutive
win streak of 19 games, the New
York Yankees were so far ahead
in the American League race they
could have been caught only by
SQUADRON of P-38s and they weren't
allowed TO compete So people
called the Angels The Yankees Of
the West"
Now the Angels are at their 18th
consecutive win but the Yanks are
barely leading their division. Won
der if they'll call the Yanks The
Angels of the East ..
Odd statistical note: When the
Angels left May ? on their trip TO
the northwest they were batting
.3O0. When they open against the
Hollywood Stars today. after clean
ing up on their trip, they're team
mark is only 289 Effective pitch
ing must be the answer. ..
Strange things go on in the State
Athletic Commission The body
met the other Gay on the question
Of the Charley Burley-Holman Will
liams fight. which was called no.
contest. and eXonerated the two on
any charges of a fixed fight. But
there were only two commissioners
present-Chairman Jules Covey and
member Everett Sanders. Missing
we're John Rustigan and Ed Pence
vich. Next question being was it an
Official ruling Or, where was the
otLer half of the body" Sounds
Ike a Whodunit.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
MILD DISAGREEMENT

There also is a mild disagreement
between the British brass hats of
gClf and the United States and Can
adian organizations. The Royal and
ancient ST Andrews outfit British
governing body declares that simon
-pures will lose their amateur status
if they accept prizes Of war stamps
or bonds. Undaunted by this declar-
alton. the U. S. and Canadian or
CARNATIONS continue to permit such
prizes. up to the value of Sl00, to
be offered in amateur Journeys.
We double checked that figure of
20.320 for the crowd at last nights
Cubs-Phillies game at Philadelphia,
fearing that someone had stuck in
an extra 20" incidentally, the
Phillies, now tied for fourth place,
are higher in the standings than
on any May IS since 1882 . Any
day now the Yankees may play an
other game in the west. They've
had only three playing days since
trekkin9 west a week ago last
Sunday.
PLAY CLOSE
Extra inning games indicate play
is much closer in the American
league this season than last. The
circuit had 10 extra inning contests
in the first % days of play this
campaign but in 1912 the 18th eX-
tra-session encounter wasn't played
until June 27.
The opticians of America have a
great advertising vehicle in Ancient
Paul Waner of the Dodgers, who
aided by spectacles this seasons
batting a robust .375 second best
mark in the majors TWO-Ton
Tony Galento, pared down to
sylph-like 244 pounds, rolls out the
barrel in boxing exhibition to-
night at Milwaukee . which is
just a tune-up preparatory to start
ing his come back campaign against
Herbie Katz at Tampa, Fla, on
June l Bill Brandt Of the Ma
tional league service bureau says
the Phillies have the best throwing
outfield in his division.
Anyone proud of his masculine,
muscular Deduly MAY eIlJtI JIlc MI.
America contest. held in conjunc-
ton with the national senior weight
lifting champ mpionships at Los An
geles. June 26-27 . Incidentally,
the junior weight lifters will do
their grunting at Cleveland, June
20.
Craig Wood of the Winged Foot
club, Mamaroneck, N. Y.-current
u. S. and Canadian open golf cham
pion-is recuperating from a back
operation and expects TO resume
play in about three weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-19
l.. HAY
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nay - Dun
Hens. Leg "a 10 3 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 2Oc
Hens. Leg. 3A i lbs. Observation-Disclosures. pic
Hens, Leg. over lbs. .............. ... pc
Hens. Leg. to 81 lbs ..###. ............. PC
Hens col. over 81 lbs. ####............... pc
BroilerS, IL 10 l. lbs ............... 3OC
BrOilevS. l.. 10 "a lbs. ................... Sic
Fry, leg, "a to 3 lbs. ......... DC
Fry. col, ~ 10 lbs. .............. PC
Fry. col. 3l4 to 4As lbs. ... 2SC
RoaSteTS. col. ~ lbs. up nc
StagS, col . l6C
Old Boosters #.... #..## l6C
Old Leg BOOSTERS 12C
DucklngS. pekin. , lbs. up .............. 25c
DuckHngS, under , lbs. pc
Old Ducks White Pekin ..... Sc
Ca2OnS, s 10 5 lbs. .. 2Sc
CaponS, over s lbs. Doc
Rabbits, mixed color ia 10 a. lbs. lac
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
) AvOOss iopOnsse. destrozudOs en- 0taqus de sorprssa

ros aliados retornaron al dia 81
guiente. Derribaron % de los
treinta aviones enemigos que les
salieron al encuentrc y solo deja-
ron intactos diez de los 225 que
habia originalmente en- terra. Pa
.ra mayor seguridad, bombardearon
tambien ell grupo de casas e hicie-
ron blanco en- tres transportes que
estaban anclados en- la bahia. En-
esta acci6n de dos dfas, los aliadoS
perdieron solamente seis aviOnes.
Una base esencial
La base de Wewak esta situada
a unos 500 Kilometres al norte de la
formidable base japonesa de Sala-
maua y los ~japoneses habian reuni-
do tan gran numer0 de avloneS en-
Wewak para contrarrestar la anne
naza aliada sobre Salamaua.
En- uno de los aer6dromos los
motores de sesenta aviones Sc ca
lentaban para elevarse cuandO
~aparecierOn los aliados. Las tri-
pulaciones estaban "a en- las eabi-
mas y ell personal de- terra rodeaba
Ia los aviones, perO las ametralla-
doras y Las b0mbaS de- fragmenta-
Ici6n de los akacantes cOnvirtierOn
lei campo en- una masa de NamaS.
En- una de las raras ocasiones en-
que 81 general Douglas Macarthur
lse extiende en- sus communicates, al
ITeferirSe q eSta victoria diio:
'GOlpe pa~ralizante" W
eel golpe fu& paralizante, ases-
eado en- Ell momento oportuno. Nu.
mSrieamente, las fuerzas enemigas
eraR POGO mas o menOs iguales, pero
las unas estaban en- ell aire y las
otras, no. Nc hay NADIA mas indie
tenso que un avi6n en- terra"
Fl general Ennis C. Whitehead
quien 6rigi6 Ell ataque, 10 califca
como de Ease inicial de la cam.
Y pana para lOgrRr Ia supremacis
aerea sobre Ia Nueva Guinea Gen.
etral. "Creo que va hemos lOgrado
liz ventaja," dice, "y Ia approve
eharemos hasta donde podamos.'
FL sector de Nueva Guinea SO
8 Iencuentra al extreme del frente de
$500 Kilometres que Sc extiende
ydesde las islas Solomon, donde las
d tuerzas navales, aereas y terrestreG
lde los Estados Unidos So apodera-
e ron "a de Ia impOrtante base japo-
s-lnesa de Munda.
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Divorcios y Pleitos

Decretos finales: Margie Robe
ia Sims contra Lewis Howard
Sims; Mary Ella Stokes contra
John L. Stokes; GOhe Gholston
contra Hurley Mae Gholston; MAJ
ia Jackson contra James Jack
ION; Morris A. Grady contra Ma
mic Grady.
Nuevas demandas: John Wes-
ley Downs contra Maurice Caro-
lyn Downs; Anne Trott contra
John E. Trott; Edith Lorene She
pard contra Velpo Shepard; Fred
F Wolf contra Mary Wolf.
Estado de Florida contra James
E. Davis, asesinato en- primer gra
do; estado de Florida contra Will
liam Mckinley Blye Y Lila Blye,
asesinato en- primer grade.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
PRIMEROS
DE LIGAS

A la cabeza de los prinleros ba'
teadores de las dos grandcs ligas,
Nacional y Americana, figurar
hoy estos peloteros de renombre
Musial, de los Cardenales, cor
80 carreras, $50 "hits" y prone
do de $50.
Appling, de los Medals Blancas
de Chicago, que aspira a conquis-
tar ell campeonato al bate de su
.liga, 40 carreras, 15S hits
promedio de 337.
Herman, de los Esquivadore'
de Brooklyn,6O carreras, LIB hits
v un prOmedio de 334.
Wakefield, de los Tigres, rs ca
rreras, 1876 "hits", 325 puntos dc
promedio.
Elliott, de los Piratas, 81 carre.
ras, 156 "hits" y promedio dc
314.
Vaughan, de los Dodgers, zoe
carreras, 154 "hits" y promediC
de 314.
Witek, de los Gigantes, 48 ca
rreras, $50 'hits' y promedio de
314.
Outright, Medals Blancas dc
Chicago, 56 carreras, 100 "hits'
Y promedio de 298.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
UNDERHILL LUcHARA CON
BAcALIS

Ell "odio" existente entire Ell grie-
go Nick Bacalis y ell senior Walter
Underh..,l, obrero de los astilleros
McCloskey, Sc ventilara de nuevo
ell eAtrante lunes. Dia de los Ira
bajadores, en- ell AuditoriO NUM-
cipal.
Una caida tendri Ell "combate'
pero sin Unite en- cuapto al ITEM
pc.
Underhill fue recientemente des-
calificado por ell arbitrO, luego de
que Bacalis lie habia derriDadc una
vez y que el lie haoia ~contestado
con otro "derribo".
Hombre de modales finos. ell
griego Sc propone ansehsrle e su
rival que el tambi6n sabe como
agarrar pOr ell RADIO al "cochini-
to-.
va dijimos aver qne ell indio
barrig6n Saunooke Sc batira, en-
otro de los "n1meros" del progra-
ma, con ell indio Jim Clinstock.
Completera ell 'cartel" una lu-
cha de 45 minutes y una caida.
Los contendientes todavia no han
sido escogidos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
MATRIM0

Mario H. Sainz, Is |
leta Rodriguez, Is.
Norman Segal, % a
nice Kronfeld, 81.
Walter Hoffman, 30
Brazzell, 80.
John Alfredo DarvilI
Edna Mae Ellerby, q.
William Lawrence |
Y Geneva Brown, %.
Harold E. Cover, 30,
Patterson, 80
Charles Blum, 46, y
Tremper, "a.
Edward Buick, 40,
Rowell, SO.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02

WASHTNGTON.-Los ALA
dos han empleado con desaS-
trosO efectO para ell enemigo la
misma t&ctica de sorpresa que
al principle de la guerra lie
prOporcionara q este tan sena-
ado exito en- ell Pacifco.
ApareciendO de subtle en- Ell cielo
. media nOche, bombarderos de los
EseadOs UnidOs y de Australia sor-
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIcA AMERICANA

No habia juegos sehaladOs pa
"a aver.
Hoy jugaran los Medals Blancas
O los Indios, en- Cleveland, Ian
zando los pitchers Ross y Kenne-
dy.
En- Detroit jugaran los Browns
y los Tigres, yendO a la Inca de
fuego los "serpentineros" Gale
house y Sundra y Trout y New
houser.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
Ell PITCHER
FELDMAN

New York, sep 2.-Harry FIELD
man, pitcher de los Gigantes de
New York, ~ingresara mahana en-
ell ejercito de los Estados Unidos,
segun Eddie Brannick, ell secre-
tario de la novena.
Sc lie ha venido usando como
lanzador de relieve y su ejecuto-
ria es de A desafios ganados y 5
perdidos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
Los cARDENALEs GANARoN

De los Piratas semiabatidos y
va en- ell cuartO lugar, los Carde-
males ganaron aver dos desafics.
Mort Cooper termin6 Ell pri-
mer juego Y comenzo Ell segundo
sin que recibiera credito pOr min
guna de las victorias.
Uno de los juegos Sc habia sus-
pendido ell dia IS de julio, en- ell
estado de Pennsylvania, bajo la
ley azul, y tuvo que ser completa-
do.
Munger gan6 ell primer encuen-
tro y Dickson ell segundo. Fueron
los ~derrotadOs Rip Sewell y Gee.
Baker actuo de catcher en- los
dos partidos y Alfonso Lopez fu6
mandado a batear de emergen.
cha, en- ell pfimero, sin "cOnectar"
San Luis &c, 15h, De; Pittsbura
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de Propiedades

Peter Romano a PROPERTIES,
Inc; Jose Fernandez a Eva Coto;
Roberto H. Keggs a Peter Roma
no; Helen M. Mae a George Z.
Pence; j. H. Murray a James L.
Estes; Esperanto Palacio a Roy
w. Joyner; S. G. Griffin a Leila
McGeachy; w. D. Davis a S. M,
Rimes; j. F. Holly a Carrie Field
La gaceta., 1943-09-02

Iprendieron q 225 aviones japoneses
alineados en- cuatro aer6dromos de
la peninsula de Wewak y lanzaron
sobrs ellos mas de 10000 bOmbas
incendiarias y de fragmentaei6n
que sembrarOn Ia ruina por todas
parties, destruyeron 40 de los aviO-
mes enemigos, averiaron . 80 mas y
dieron muerte q 1900 soldados del
personal de ~servicio.
Despues de prolongar su ataque
hasta Ell amaneocr, los bombarde-
La gaceta., 1943-09-02

ST. Senior
Compre la pintura B. L. P. Sc
velide solamente en-
KING.GRECo HARDWARE co
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LOS JUEGoS DE HOY EN- LA
LICA NACIONAL

Para ell dia de hoy, en- la Liga
Nacional, estan senalados estos
juegos:
Gigantes y Esquivadores, en-
Brooklyn, siendO los pitchers Bar
ney Y Fischer; Braves Y Phillies,
en- Filadelfia, actuando los "Ser-
pentineros" Javery y Gerheauser,
y Cubs y Rojos, en- Cincinnati, &C
tuando desde la 'lomita" BithOrn
y Riddle.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02

sc, Ion, lie.
San Luis &c, 12h, 2e; Pittsburg
&c, 12h, lie.
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DerrOtadOs los ROjOs

Cubs y Rojos de Cincinnati sc
empataron en- ell nOveno Inning
cuando los hombres de Bill Mckee
chnie dierOn la sorpresa y anota-
ron tres carreras.
En- la decima entrada, por cor
tesla, los Cubs d~evOlvieron las tres
carreras y facilmente ganaron ell
juego, luego de los apuros ante
riOres.
La victoria Sc lie acredit6 a War
neke, que fuera a la 'lOmita" Inc
go de que por ella habian desfi-
lado Claudio Passeau, Wyse y
Hanzyzewski. Shoun, que rele-
vara a Beggs, despues de que Ian
zaran Heusser y Starr, fue Ell pit
cher maltratado.
Chicago lie, 22h, De; Cincinnati
&c, In, Re.
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Los Cubs anunciaron aver que
recogeran siete peloteros del
"club" Los Angeles, de la Costa
del Pacifico, para la temporary
de 1944.
Sc nombran los jugadores que
cambiaran de novena, Bill Shuster
Roy Hughes, Andy Pafko, john
ny 0strowski, Rip Russell, Bill
lily Helm, Red Lynn y Jodie Phipps.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

ker bo ravno v sredo obletnica
njih nesreee.
Med drugimi pa tudi slika il
romanja ma Baragov grob, in
DO zelo zanimivo videti kraje,
kjer je prezivel pionirski misi-
jonar svoje dozivljaje pred sto
lett in kjer poeivajo njegovi te-
lesni ostanki. Vsaka predstava
DO vsebovala nekaj zelo vaznih
silk in bo vse to "a izobrazbo in
pouk. Use to MISC nobene igrace
S trudom Sc pa da doseci vse.
V imenu podjetja firme A. Gr-
dina in sinovi vas vabim ma
vdelezbo.
Anton Grdina, st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
Vesti il Jugoslayije
Prepoved izdelOvanja in proda-
je slascic

(Posneto liz Bazovice st. 68 z
dne %. maja, 1943.)
Smatrajoc "a umestno, prila-
goditi pri izdelovanju slascic-
nih izdelkov predpise o npora-
bi racioniranih in kontingenti-
ranih predmetov predpisom, XII
so veljavni v drugih pokrajinah
Jugoslavije, je visoki komisar
"a ljubljansko pokrajino izdal
naredbo prepovedi izdelova-
MIA in prodaje slascic in slascie-
nih izdelkov VOICE, XII je objav-
ljena v "sluzbenem listu" dne
10. marca t. |.
Cd Is. marca 1953-XXI ma
pref Sc prepoveduje izdelova-
ME slascic in slascicnih izdel-
kov VOICE "a prodajo.
Krsitelje dolocb tie naredbe sc
kaznuje po postopku IL naredbe
z dne 26. januarja 1942-Xx st. '
8. v denarju do 5000 lir v hui
sih primerih pa zaporom do
dvem mesecev in z zacasnim ali
trajnih odvzemom obrtne .pravi-
ce.
Cd oddaji jajc je bilo urad-
no objavljeno: Ugodno vreme
olajsuje izpolnitev obvezne od-
daje iajc. Rejci kokosi morajo
do konca aprila oddati polovico
predpisane kolicine. Cd zadost-
ne in tocne oddaje zavisi pra-
vicna oskrba milijonov tistih,
XII MISC .preskrbljeni.
Sprememba krajevnih linen v
Banatu
Minister "a. notranje zadeve
je ma predlog okroznega nacel-
nika banatskega okrozja odlo-
Gil, da Sc spremene imena sle-
deeih krajev v Banatu. Kralje-
vicevo v Franzfeld, Hujducica v
Hailesehuetz, Secanj V Peter
sheim, Kurcanin v Rudolfs-
= .
grad, supljaja v Stefanfeld.
Obnovljen ladiiski promet po
DOnAvi
Srbski listi porocajo, da je
bill dne 8. marca obnovljen la
dijski promet ma progi Beograd-
Snederovo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
o predstavah silk

Cleveland, Ohio. - Slikovna
predstava zadnjo sredo je bila
zelo dobro obiskana. To je znak,
da bodo take predstave obiska-
ne tudi v bodoce. Zato Sc prize
di predstavo vrako drugo sredo,
ne oziraje Sc ma vreme ali pa ma
kaj drugega, kar bi oviralo ka-
zanje, "a vse je dogovorjeno.
Lahko Sc pripeti, da bo dezev-
no, ali pa, da je kaksen smrtni
slucaj, da Sc ne more predstava
vrsiti ma vrtu.
Ia vse to je dogovorjeno z
Mrs. Frances Knaus, XII bi nam
dala ma razpolago dvorano.
Torej, predstava bo vsako
drugo sredo vecer. V obeh
dnevnikih boste lahko videli ce
Sc vrSi ma vrtu ali v dvorani.
Kadar Sc bo vrsila v dvorani,
pridite bolj zgodaj, ker v dvo-
rano solnce ne pride Oh vecerih,
docim je ma vrtu skoro do 9 u
re, ko je dan Sc dolg. Vstopnina
je "a sedeze po 1Oc, to je,, da
Sc plaza "a delo pomocnikom,
nekaj tudi "a oglase. Nicesar Sc
ne pricakuje "a odskodnino ka-
zanja filmskih silk in "a apara-
te, vse to vzdrzuje Grdinova
firma. &c bi bilo kje kaj preo-
stanka, bi bill obrnjen "a pomoc
domovini. Ia to pa, oni, XII lah-
ko vec da, mai da v dober ma
men.
Tudi v dvorani ne bo nobene
vstopnine "a tiste, XII bi stall,
&c tezko placajo, sicer SO take
predstave vredne vec kot 10
centov.
Vsaka predstava DO obstoja-
la iz popolnoma drugacnih silk,
,likdar Sc ne bo emo in isto sill
ko pokazala dvakrat, raven v
izrednem slucaju. Vselej bodo
med slikami tudi slike IL vol
ske, nekaj il stare 1omovine,
nekaj domacih, Kdor bi zelel
posebno sliko "a katero pred
stavo, maj sporoci vsaj dan po-
pref, to stori lahko po telefo-
nu &c je oddaljen. To velja "a
vse vrste silk, XII jih innanlo. ST.
Ger bodo sestavljene predstave
silk tako, da DO vsaka predsta.
va dovolj zaninniva. Kar nina
mo silk svoji zalogi, 81 bono
slike najeli il lnesta, da bodo
predstave zadostoyale svojemu
cilju in namenu.
Ia prihodnjo predstavo be
med drugimi slikami tudi po.
sebno ponnembna slika rajnih
! Mervarjevih pogrebov, to "a to