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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
INTERVIEWED GANDH

He is Gobind Behari Lal, science
editor for international News
Service and winner of the Pulitzer
Prize in 1887 for scientific jour
nalism.
Ial interviewed Gandhi, Nehru
and other leaders in the spring OF
1899. a few months prior TO the
outbreak of the war.
For the past week, Lal has been
attending the sessions OF the
American Chemical Society here
"AIl India, her people In every
class" Lal said. "have almost n
wistful faith In the American
people.
'Her leaders are extraordi-
narily responsive to the princi-
pies by which the United States
lives. They hope 10 see Republic
can and Democratic ideas of this
country extended TO Asia and
India.
"Gandhi specifically stated that
a free India would stand shout
der 10 shoulder with the United
States and all genuine democra-
cies."
Neither Of the countries, Lal
said, are Undetermined but
both have continental point of
view in sharp contrast 10 such
countries as EnglHaa and Japan.
In India. as in America, he
added. there are people of varying
historical backgrounds but who
live AS a single people. developing
the precept of Tive and let live.
"They despise aggression and
that very adherence makes
them DESTROYS of doing away
with all foreign control over
their destinies," he declared.
MASSES HELD BACK
Elm this war. on the one hand,
Indian leaders have demanded
the right TO run their own af-
fairs. They are now deadlocked
on that score because of British
policies.
con the other hand, however.
these leaders have withheld. the
masses who are in a revolution
AIRY and FESTIVE mood. making IL
possible for the United Nations
TO operate In India.
"They have furnished two mil
lion volunteers in an army not
recruited ut the behest of n Brit
Ish sergeant. India must be
recognized as an active ally and
democratic force among the
United Nations"
Through a special board Of sci
entifc and industrial research.
India has moved 10 the fore in
war production and well might the
democratic nations look 10 her as
,r,4-uprrcvnusrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

weeks ego butcher shops crowded with people who
he'd the money TO buy ond there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

a coming power, Lal said for, as
early as 1882, the nation was
ranked eighth by the League oil
Nations I'M the field Of industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

AnVERTTsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Drivers Face New Cut

WASHINGTON, April II (UP)
Warning that the rubber situa-
ton probably will be worse before
it is better, Owl said tonight that
private motorists must reduce their
mileage by another 3 pc recent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Writer, Friend
of Gandhi, Sees
Action by British

India will Ne liberated by Great
RritzIn and will become an inde'
nendent world power a democracy
in her own right.
Her powerful leaders, MohandaS
Y Csndhi. Jawharlal Nehru and
NJ A. Jinnah. will fully utilize
midas resources, her culture and
her remarkable industrial growth
10 sec 10 that Britain VIII nave
no other choice but to give India
her independence.
Those rather remarkable conciu'
sinns. in the light of the general
knowledge which the United States
has Of India. are drawn by one
who knows Gandhi. who has con.
|ersea with him and his powerful
allies in the great India Nauona
congress Party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
$50, 900 War Bond Sale
Repeated--tO Same Man

division, of $4,000 in bonds "a
Stanley Imerman, president of the
Jmerman Screw Products Co..
500 f. Lafayette
Now that the big nationwide
bond drive is on, Mrs. Sofferir
called on Imerman again Saturday
Imcrman now owns five more
$4,000 bonds and Uncle Sam car
buy several more wheelbarrows oil
cartridges 10 throw at the enemy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Visits ChapIains Overseas

LONDON, April II tUP)-
Bishop Adna Wright Leonard,
resident Methodist bishop at
Washington, arrived by air today
on a visit 10 Protestant chaplains,
officers and mon in the u. s. forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

History repeated itself again
Saturday-iust like that!
Last October. the KnollWood
Country Club held a Millioh-Dollar
War Bond Party at the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Veronica Lake APP
pcared. everybody had a good time,
and the drive went over the top.
One Of the reasons for its sue
cess was the sale by Mrs Samuel
Soffcrin, chairman Of the women S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Women Doctors TO Serve

WASHINGTON, April II (INS)
Roosevelt today signed
a bill authorizing appointment of
women physicians and surgeons in
the medical corps of the army and
navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
500 Tires Lost in Blaze

WHITING, Ind, April II QNS)
"A fire in the Industrial Tire &
Supply Co. destroyed 600 tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Children May Leave Paris

LONDON, April II tUP)-The
Paris radio said today that police
authorities are organizing mass
evacuation of children from Paris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Africa Earthquake Kills }

ALGIERS, April IT CUP)-An
earthquake shook a number OF
towns west of Constantine Friday
noon. Three deaths were reported.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
LOCAL RATIoNING BOARDS
SURPRISED BY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Major Harris were
ieted with a surprise house warm
ing on Saturday evening, April 10,
in their beautiful home at 1926
American avenue, which they just
recently purchased. Their neigtbors
of Firwood avenue and other friends
got together and purchased lovely
floor lamp and table lamp for the
honorees. A delicious repast was
served. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Fields, Mr.. and
Mrs Hubert Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kirley Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Hatton. Mrs. Ernestine II. Thomp-
son. Mrs Anna Holt, Mrs. Alice
Tolson. Mrs. Hattie f. Marshall,
Mrs Carrie T. Johnson Mrs. Leila
IS Hill. Miss Nell Carter. Mr.. Tho
mas H Griggs. Mr.. Peter C. Fields,
Mr.. William jenkins and otAcrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
The Party Line
By MARIAN

Camp Custer last Sunday to visit
with Pvt. Billy Vincent.
!: X \:
Lieut. Daniels who is making
friends while stationed at Selfridge
Field, dashed away to New York
City for Easter
:; x !:
The Iota Phi Lambda Sorority
sponsored lovely tea last Sunday.
Ii was held at the YWCA, and hum
dreds Of their friends came out to
hear an inspiraiional program and
be refreshed. Highlight Of the af-
ternoon was the typing contest. II
was between six students Of the De-
troit Institute OF Commerce. For
;unately all received ST 50 worth
of war stamps. hut the two winner
who received $500 in stamps.
Mary j. Sellman received first
prize. She was very accurate as
we'll as speedy in the contest. Sec
ond highest was Miss Louise Rob-
erts. The contest was carefully
judged by Mr.. Louis c. Blount. Mr.
Fred Hart Williams, and Marian
Mccain.
Miss Katherine Parker is presi-
dent Of the Iota Sorority, Mrs.
Yvonne Greenlee, chairman Of the
program The day was well enjoyed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Committee Plans
Ca a Affair For
CoIored Officers

One OF the outstanding events OF
the Motor City social season will
be the reception 20 be given n! the
Labor Temple Friday-evenjng hon.
oring the co,ored commissioned Off.
GERS OF Selfr.dge Field and Oscoi4
Air Base, presumably l65 in all
The affair is on a subscription basis
with approximately 100 sponsorin
couples In addition invitations have
been issued 20 approximately 100
local ladies. and out-of-,own dele
gates attending the AKA. Regional
Conference.
The John R-Adelaide branch USO
that has so ably provided entertain
ment for enlisted men Is not allowed
to include the officer personnel. and
this reception has been arranged
in an effort 10 provide entertain
ment for the officers, many OF whom
are strangers.
AT press time on Monday among
those who had subscribed were DR.
and Mrs. Haley Bell. Atty. and Mrs
Harold f Bledsoe. Mr.. and Mrs T.
c. Blount Mr.. T. w Boyd, Dr. and
Mrs A Brewer. Mr.. John c. DAN
cy. DR. and Mrs Dewitt Burton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles %. Daily, Mr.
Sonny Edwards Mr. VI. Fritz
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming. Mr. and
Mrs Carlton w. Gaines. DR.. Richard
H. Green. Mr.. Ellis Hamlar. Mr.
Julian Holder, Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Isabelle. DR. and Mrs. S. w jenkins.
d. and Mrs. II Peyton Johnson.
Or. and Mrs. William II. Lawson.
Atty. and Mrs. Lloyd LOOMS. Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Martin. Dr.. and Mrs.
J. J. McClendon, Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs j. c
Mccall, Dr.. and Mrs Boyton Mil
ton, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Owens. Mr..
and Mrs Brady Moss, DR.. S. II. c.
Owen. Mr.. and Mrs. George D Por-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Pelham
Dr.. and Mrs. william L. PoSilcs,
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Roxbor-
ough. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swami.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Mrs. R. O'Neal
Honored At
Several Parties
Mildred Hou hto n
Hostess On Sunday
By GLADYS MILLS

Mrs Regina solomon ONeal. the
very recent bride Of Sergeant James
O'Ncal. has been honorcd with a
number a. parties and showers. re-
Gently. In fact the past week was
Tho occasion for two such affairs
Miss Mildred Haughton WAS the
charming hostess az \ cocktail party
en-i=st-S@HdaY- afternoon at-hcE
homo in Moore Place which also
served 10 announce the marriage.
Miss Holchion who is a tall and
~lllowy brunette. was chic on this
occasion in = simple frock Of black
crepe. accented with n bodice Of
ray printed silk. and the very fash
ionable upsweep hair style. which
sc said was new 10 hcf, but which
al % her guests found 20 be cspe-
cially charming and becoming. Mrs
O'Neal, the guest Of honor. was
becominely CARRIED in two-piece
frock OF navy blue. with a blue and
white checked top and navy blue
skirt. her rat was an attractive. Off
the pompadour affair o. navy blue
straw.
The other guests appeared in gay
colored spring prints, and the like,
like fashion show, said the neigh
bors.
The brides table was especially
pretty. decorated with a beautiful
centerpiece Of spring flowers. large
candlesticks. at each end OF the
table. and a tiny replica Of the
bride. carrying tiny scrolls. en-
scribed in gold. with the announce
ment- of the marriage each guest
was given one OF the tiny scrolls
The sideboard was complete with
dainty hors d'oeuvres. arranged in
floral design. AT one end. the cock
tails. and other potables. al the
other.
Guests included Marketable Will
loughby. Blanche Sturkey, Evelyn
Monjoy, Almeda Evans. Justine
Nelson. Helen Moore, Ruth Powell.
Marjorie Powell. jeanette Jones,
Marietta Pyles. Erma Keyes. Anita
Mack, Mary Agnes Davis, Dora
Penick. Linnell Harberd, Arlette
Willenton, Elizabeth Simmons,
Jesse Carter. and Vernice Hicks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Ny what busy day the Easter
Sunday turned out to be. There
were two wedding receptions Of
great importance. The Cain recep-
ton on fireman land then too,
the Chronicle secretary. Rosetta
Higgins, has pledged her troth for
that day.
Down 10 club Congo, the reserva-
ton roster is crowded in between
the lines.
The doings really got under way
on Saturday night The Dixie Land
Social club sponsored an Easter
Egg Strut at the Masonic Temple
on Frederick II signaled the kick
Of" for the toggery. Then Monday
the grand doingss over to the Mir
row ballroom as our favorite club
Twelve Horsemen joined Elkdom.
Charles Reeves was installed as
Grand Exalted Ruler and Erma
Henderson as Daughter Ruler. This
servcie was reigned over by the
Grand Exalted Ruler j Finley Will
son. who came TO town especially
for the dongs.
x = x
Sadye Atkins left early Monday
for Chicago. She will visit for one
day then off on the train 10 Des
Moines, Iowa, 10 the WAACs.
x 4 !;
The Amici Novem Social club
met at the home, OF Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Brooks -Beechwood ave-
nue.. The new president. Floyd Har-
vey, did a grand job OF presiding
The organization is planning much
for the boys in the armed forces
through the USO. The annual bal
loon dance has been postponed this
year until early fall.
Four settings OF bridge we're
played Winning prizes were Essie
Lee Taliaferro. Selma Harvey, Mr..
Aboington and Ernest SWeenet. A
delicious repast was then served.
X X X
The Triangle clubs meeting for
April was held at the home Of Mrs.
Ferda Donnley on Williams avenue
last Tuesday.
X X x
Mrs. Gwen5o.yn Vincent and
Mrs Eula Lght'oo, Ellen Kennedy
and Paul Adams all motored up TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

and adds up to the endeavors OF
this sorority OF business women.
Totas present included r. Louise
Grooms, Johnnie Mae McConnico,
Mrs. Toodles Mrs Phillips, Postella
Gresham, Grace McTyree, Bonnie
Thomas, Johnella Price; Pledges.
Misses Bankhead and Arnett.
i: !: X
Easter Bunny has gone 10 war
Believe il or not When Roger
Lewis was six last Sunday, and his
parents, the Albert Lewis Of West
minister street. gave his party, old
Easter bunny's wagon was filled
with miniature soldiers The table
was very carefully decorated and
the party planned 10 the delight
OF the wee ones
The young children attending
were Elenore Bell. Carolyn Nc
Donald, June McClain. Marian. and
Charles Mccain. Loretta and Del.
res Smith. Robert Jones, Ralph
Hudson, Peggy Gillespie and Shar-
on Johnson.
X X x
The invitations engraved in sill
yer are in the mail announcing the
coming anniversary OF the Snow
den Williams. II will be a very
ultra affair, as the Williams are
ideal hosts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Ministers Wives In
Annual Tea And PARTY

The Ahatenywa Ministers Wives
reid their annual music Tea and
party al the home OF Mrs. Ruby
Clay. $40 Chandler street. last Tues
Gay evening. Mrs A. NJ. Bankhead
IS president OF the club
Visiting Ministers Wives from
Toledo, Ohio. took par: on he pro-
gram which was opened by Mrs
Cora Williams. Present were Mrs
S D. Gibson. Mrs. c. F. walker.
president OF the Toledo Ministers
Wives: Mrs c. J. Johnson, Mrs J.
II. Simpson Mrs. C. X, Stalmaker.
ell Of Toledo, ard Mrs Matte Mac
Num- Of New Britain. Conn. Club
merr oers present were Mrs Alice
McGhee. Mrs b H. Virgil. Mrs
Frances W Richers or. Mrs. Charles
Hill and Mrs. Ruby Clay
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Mrs. 7. c. Black
Returns To City

Mrs. Vivian Butts, founder and
owner Of the Calumet School OF
Beauty Culture. is in much better
sp.r.ts due 10 the return of her
mother. Mrs. T, c Black and sister,
Ann Jackson from Hattiesburg
Miss. they having been called there
due 10 the death OF Mrs. L. H
Delphia. Mrs. Blacks sister
While there they took advantage
OF a trip 10 the Gulf, visiting rela-
tives and friends. They were guests
o Mr. and Mrs E w Hall, under
taker Of Hattiesburg Among the
cities visited were Biloxi. Jackson,
Pass Christian, Miss. and New Or
leans, La.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
EllitOrians In
Social Meeting

Tuesday. April 20. found the Eli
torian Business Women's club in
the midst OF a very hilarious meet
ing designed purely for fun and
fellowship The Social Committee
had planned a varied and interest
ing program, which included sew
era, games. group singing. and
small, Easter tokens being presented
TO each OF the members. Prizes -. .
won by Katie Anderson Lillian
NesO!tL jessie Burns. Marion Sims.
Bernice Cobbins. The next regular
business meeting OF the E.l.;or.anS
Viii be held May 4 in the YMCA
All members ase urged especially TO
attend. as there Will be new pro-
gram plans disclosed a. that time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Soldiers Bride Feted Here By Friends Last W.
Walton Feted
On Her Birthday

Mrs. Ocia Walton was the recioi-
en-. OF many useful gifts at her
birthday party on-April 90 given
by Mrs. Marie Cotton at their home
on Elmwood Cocktails started the
party, also delicious midnight
luncheon was served Those who
attended were Mrs G.. Bennett, E.
Lloyd. B. Carter. o. Amos. NJ.
Moody, P. Wellons. NJ. Cotton, 0.
Walton and Mr.. Theo Taylor
Mrs. Walton. who has just re-
covered from a recent illness. wishes
to thank her many friends for their
kindness during her illness. Mrs.
M Beausolel and D. Glenn were
not able to attend the party due to
illness. also Mrs. P Keyes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
MANY ATTEND PARTY

The home OF the Paul Van Ripers
on Wexford was the scene OF a gay
party last Saturday night when
many friends gathered TO help Mrs.
Esther Van Ripper celebrate her
birthday Attending the affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldine Mathis, MIR.
and Mrs. Thurman Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Stewart. Mr. and Mrs
Lucius Holly, Mr. and Mrs. james
Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. David Fos-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allston Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis O'Doll and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Van Ripper.
Mrs Van Ripper was the recipient
of many beautiful and useful gifts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Scruggs,
DR.. J. T. Tandy DR. and Mrs Charles
Whitby, DR.. and Mrs, Ira Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs. John r williams DR.
and Mrs. II. f. Simms. Mr. and Mrs
a T Lee. Mr. and Mrs Wilbar
Woodson, Dr. and MIS-. Chas. II
Conaily Mrs Frances Moss. Dr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Love
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

In the early days OF English law the
witnesses in "A trial were the jurors
chosen because OF their presumed
knowledge OF the case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Rationing At A Glance

Rationing At A Glance
SHOES
Stamp II War Ration Book good for pair OF shoes until
June Is.
FUEL OIL
Coupons market Period good FOR II gallons through Sept 80
COFFEE
Stamp @ War Ration Book One good for pound OF coffee
through April
Stamp % Wild Apr! 26 for mound through May 30.
Stamp Ration pounds through
May 81.
PROCESsED VEGETABLES FRUITS AND SOUPS
Blue D, E and stamps valid through April 30
CHEESE, CANNED EDIBLE OILS
Red stamps A, B. and D valid through April 80.
valid valid May valid valid le valid
May 23 All expire May 81.
GASOLINE AND TIRES
All valued gallons Coupon in the
basic Book valid four gallons through May 81
tires which avalbe for all essential
eligible Book holders
eligible recapped
holders eligible for Grade addition other des
holders eligible for
Reappng which unrationed must be
present reeappa5.e.
LOCAL RATIONING BOARDS
"a local boards Wayne County,
adre local call
Ronng problems should be taken
pm except Wednesday,
work their records
price problems OPA Office 600 Grswod
information the director seventh
floor, Penobsco Building
Clip and attach to ration books
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

The Chinese utilize wood carving
lavishly in their home architecture
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Blue D, and F stamps valid through April 30.
Blue G, and stamps valid through May 81
MEAT. BUTTER. CHEESE. CANNED FISH. EDIBLE T
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Mrs. Gwenjo.yn Vincent and
Mrs Eula l. gh,'oot. Ellen Kennedy
and Paul Adams all moiored up TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

The Triangle clubs meeting for
April was held at the home Of Mrs.
Ferda Donnley on Williams avenue
last Tuesday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Red stamps A, B. and valid through April 81
valid valid May 2. C valid May g. H
May 90 All expire May 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
B~ranislav Music

Ne mine mnogo casa, a ME
mu Sc cello razvedri, ker opazi,
da Sc bliza njegovi kavarni po-
licaj Rista. Rista je zmeraj v
tenn casu hodil k MENU ma emo
ali dive cast vina, ker nj incl
navajo vecerjati, temvee je
zmeraj mesto vecerje popil pc
emo ali dive cast crnega vina, a
potem je zacel belo in pill to ka-
kor pc vecerji.
Krcmar ga vzame ma stran' in
mu sepetaje vse pc vrsti pove,
kaj in kako je. Pove mu, kako
Sc pop, zupan in stacunar cud-
no obnasajo, .kako Sc zaklepajo
in pomenkujejo, kako so prime
sli nekaj velikega pod, popovo
mantijo in to skrivajo, kako je
on zacel popa O tenn sprasevati,
pa brz ko je pop zacutil, da ne
kaj sunni, da je kot besen po-
begnil in Sc zaprl v soho.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

S plavim, zamazanim predpas-
nixon, pa Be sobarica, ostrize-
ma in nakodrana, S cistim, be-
bin predpasnikom, belimi noga-
vicami in z rdecimi copatami ma
nogah. Nazadnje pride Be dec
ko, XII je cistil svetilke, prepa-
san S polovico vrece mesto S
predpasnikom, in smrdec pc pc
troleju, kot da je ravnokar zle-
eel liz soda. Z
Rista vsem zagrozi, da molce,
in jim v kratkem pojasni, "a
kaj gre; nato zapove, maj mu
prineso lestvico, XII jo nasloni
ma lid kraj okna in sam Rista
spleza pc njej, pogleda skozi O.
kno in Sc strese yes prestrasen.
Pogleda Sc enkrat, trikrat sc
prekriza in pove z vrha lestvice
radovednim navzocim:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

"cudi, Guido, XII ga oko De nj
videlo!"
'Kaj pa je, "a boga?' vpra-
sajo vsi cd spodaj, stegnejo vra-
tove in gledajo v Rista.
Rista zieze elm hitreje q lest
We, poklice vse ma stran, da ne
bi vriscali pod popovim oknom,
pa Jim tho, a pomenljivo rece:
Pop je rodil otroka!"
Lahko 81 mislite, kako je ia
vest delovala ma prisotne - kot
grom! Najprej SO pozabili go
WORTH cd cuda, a nato so Sc "a
mislili. Kremar je takoj zauplji-
vo dodal:
"Saj jan sem opazil ma MEM
porodne boleeine in gotovo ga
je ravno takrat napadlo, ko je
.pobegnil cd meme"
(Da1je prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

la Rista DO stall craven mega, da
vidita, ali DO odprl. Rista Sc
medte1m ne DO mic oglasiI.
Tako sta napraviIa. Rista gre
pc prstih do sobe st. 8, krcmar
pa pride popolnoma svobodno
in potrka ma vrata.
"Kdo je?" vprasa pop zno-
|traj.
"Jaz sem, kremar, ali hoeete,
da VAN prinesem vode?
MAX! 10 man." odgovori
pop.
"Ali prosim vas,- odprite,"
pravi krcmar, moran YAM dati
brisaco in milo"
mi treba," odgovori pop.
"Prosim vas, odprite! Notri
so estate copate nekega popot-
nika, XII je snoci prenoeeval, pa
jih zdaj isce.
|. me morem YAM odpreti," Cd
govarja pop, "bom re JAZZ pois-
kal copate, pa jih VAN prime
SEM"
Ko je bill koncan ia pogovor,
Sc Rista in krGmar odstranita
cd vrat. Poicaj Rista je bill res
no skrbeh.
"Dogodek, to .je brez sumnje
dogodek," zamrmra skozi zobe
in Sc odloci podvzeti vse mere,
da hi zvedel tajnost, XII mora BIZ
ii gotovo zelo velika in wanna.
Stopi ma dvorisce, ali ne hi mo-
gel skozi okno kaj opaziti, ali
pop je spustil zavese ter Sc nj
moglo nicesar videti. Vendar -
zavese so pokrivale samo spod-
ME sipe, gornjih pa MISC dose
gale in ako bi stopil ma kaj, hi
mogel pogledati v soho.
Rista sklice takoj S krcmar-
jevo pomocjo vso kavarnisko
sluzinead. Pride decko il krone,
priplazi Sc kravar il hleva, XII
je prinesel S seboj vile, navajen,
da pride zmeraj tako oborozen,
kjerkoli Sc je potrebovala ME
gova pomoc. Pride tudi kuhari-
ca, debela in tolsta, prepasana
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

Policaj Rista je poslusal vse
to, malo pomislil in rekel:
Him, Inn! To DO re kak do
godek!"
Policaj Rista je zmeraj in
vsako zamotano stvar imenoval
"dogodek".
"Brez sumnje DO to kak do
godek!" je ponovil, in rekel krc-
marju, maj mu prinese case vi
ma, tistega, XII ga Pile "a vecer-
jo, da malo pomisli.
|. Nj mu bio treba vec casa,
kakor' da ie izpil case vina in ze
je bill gotov S premisljevanjem
Pokliee krcmarja in mu rece,
maj gre trkat ma popova vrata.