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Evening star., 1943-08-26

greatest All-Star team I ever saw
and the finest collection of backs I
ever looked at. It was no disgrace
to lose to those men. But We didn't
get many breaks"
From the press coop the game
looked to be one-man team against
a collection of crack football play
ers. Baugh just couldn't do 1t all.
And the blocking of the All-Stars
was near perfection.
Take that 98-yard run by North
Westerns Otto Graham in the third
quarter, for example. Graham
alert on his own 2, picked off
Baugh pass intended for Steve Ba-
garus, his teammates quickly
formed a phalanx in front of him
and the Northwestern meteor was
off. Redskin after Redskin slithered
across the soggy grass trying to get
at him only to fall before the
speedy screen of blOckerS.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

SICILY INVADED ROME soMsEDl Capper watched the first
bombing of Rome from the of American bomber He
lived with troops during the conquest of Sicily Don't
miss Raymond Cappers authoritative reporting of
the news tonight and every Monday and Thursday night
Evening star., 1943-08-26

(See REDSKINS, Page A-13D
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Major League Statistics

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis. r. Washington, a.
New York, -; Detroit, 81.
Cleveland, ST: Boston, al.
Chicago. 4 Philadelphia, o.
Standing Of Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Brown Warns
Of Any Break in
Controls

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 QNS).-
Price Administrators Prentis
Brown today foresaw the worst
domestic situation in the history
of the United States should there
be any break-through in the cur
rent price control sctup.
Taking the stand that there will
be no administration compromise
with the congressional farm block
seeking higher farm prices and
labor unions who want more pay
Brown asserted that the OPA IS
"in serious danger Of being ham
strung by certain proposed legis-
lation."
He urged listeners at luncheon
meeting 10 oppose two Senate pro-
poSalS. the pace amendment which
would define parity upward, and
the movement TO exclude from cal.
culation of farm and food prices
payments by the government.
Brown said there is too much
'disunity in Congress and regretted
that the lawmakers are INDUCING
in $50 much pickering and fight
ing over inconsequential things"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Increase i'm Arrests
Of Girls Alarms FBI

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 CUP).
J Edgar Hoover director OF the
FBI. today disclosed an alarming
breakdown" in the moral stand
ards of Juveniles, especially among
minor girls.
Fingerprint record Of persons
under ~ showed that arrests of
minor girls increased 55.7 per cent
in 1912 over l94l.
prostitution and commercial
lied vice among minor girls"
Hoover reported, Increased 64.8
per cent, while those arrested
for other sex Ofienses increased
1917 per cent. Increases Of 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

per cent and 69.6 per cent, re-
spectIvely, were registered for
drunkenness and disOrderly con-
duct"
That situation becomes call the
more startling Hoover said, when
II is realized that some juvenile
authorities do not fingerprint de-
linquent minors.
Hoover attributed the sharp in
crease in delinquencieS 10 a de-
plorablc lack Of parental guidance
and discipline in many homes and
boom conditions and easy money
IN tho hands of youth, accom-
panied by sense OF wartime
abandon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
u. 5. Planning Board
Can Aid Detroit

The city planning commission
has been notified by the national
resources planning board that it
will be unable 10 aid Detroit in
financing poStw var adjustment
problems here because OF the
boards financial condition.
Congress yesterday denied the
boards request for 81 100000 10
aid various industrial centerS IN
meeting adjustment problems when
the war ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Dies Committee
Voted $4,000 4.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 tUP).
The House today voted 5000
10 finance continuation of the Dies
committee TO investigate UNI
American activities. The roll call
vote was 27S to Ga.
Representative Celler tD) OF
New York protested in vain
against inclusion in the appropria-
ton of S6l1 expenses incurred by
Representative Dies CD of Texas,
chairman of the committee. in a
libel suit against him. Dies con.
tended the expenditure was au-
thorized by the House committee
.On accounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Fire al Fort Shelby
Does Slight Damage

Fire early today in a ventilating
shaft on Hotel Fort Shelby's
twenty-hrst floor caused slight
damage.
Grease from the hotels kitchens
ignited, ccording to Manager
Gerry Moore, sending dense clouds
OF black smoke billowing from the
building. There were few flames
and damage to the hotel was re-
Stricted TO smoke and water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Fears for Rubber Stock

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 tINS).
In his second progress port to
Congress, Rubber Director letters
said today that the United States
viii be down TO a stock pile Of
100000 tons Of rubber by next
January /, a level too low for
comfort 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
LOOKS TO ROOSEVELT

Abiding again 10 China's plea
for greater aid. she declared that
China needs munitions. Her ma
ton. she said. already has man.
power and trained aviators, but
has no planes or gasoline with
which 10 fly them.
Nine. Chang observed. however,
that President Roosevelt has
solved so many difficult questions
and come through them with fly
lnC colorS that she was sure he
could solve the problems OF sup
plying China with the sinews OF
war.
Al this point. President RooSe-
welt injected the observation that
that is what the United States and
the United Nations are trying to
do now.
Mr.. Roosevelt went on 10 say
that the question of aid 10 China
was a question of transportation.
He asked reporters 10 look at their
world maps and they would see
that while il is possible TO fly air.
planes into China, the real prob
lem i that il is necessary 10 fly
all other things that make air
planes go into the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Nine. Chang, talking 10 re-
porters, echoed President Roose-
veltS statement that aid 10 China
would be brought as fast as the
Lord will let US. but added that
she also recalled another saying
which was the Lord helps those
who help themselves.
Her statement was interpreted
as meaning that China would con-
tinue 10 battle AXIS forces in the
East until American aid can bring
about by the full force of the
United Nations.
The way 10 hit Japan, President
Roosevelt said, was 10 cut the
Japanese life line UP near The top,
and he added significantly that
this can be done now and even
more than that by using China as
the base Of operations in that
theater OF war
In response 10 reporters ques-
ton 10 Mime. Chang regarding
criticism that China was not util-
izing her manpower 10 the utmost,
tho Chinese Joan d Arc replied
that we cannot fight with out
bare hands
Nine. Chang said that Chung
king has been bombed mercilesslyI
by Jap raiding planes until the
American Volunteer Air Force of
Flying Tigers arrived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Never Felt Better,
Justice Murphy Says

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10
(INS .- Associate Justice Frank
of the United States Su-
preme Court here today for
second visit with his brother. 1t.
Commander George Murphy. who
was injured in 4 fall. termed re-
ports Of his nervous breakdown"
al Dallas, Tex, grossly eXagGer-
aicd =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
AGREE ON CONSPIRACY

This ali took place In July"
Lapthorne said. Later that
month, when any one went near
the records, I got ~ weak
couldn't stand up. So l quit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
REITERATEs WAR PLANS

The map would demonstrate. the
Chief Executive asserted, that IL
is not possible 10 fly supplies
across the Pacific nor through
Russia. but that all aid 10 China
must be moved into the Oriental
nation from the Southwest.
Returning 10 grand strategy
plans 10 strike al Japan directly,
: President Roosevelt reiterated
statements he made in his recent
radio address in which he said
that the United States had no
thought of moving toward the
: Japanese nation inch by inch or
island by island.
! The President said he had fig
ured out that if the island to island
strategy was adopted and one
island was wrested from the Japa-
Inesc each month il would take
about so years before American
forces could get 10 Japan proper.
Obviously, he said. this was not
Nthe strategy 10 employ.
The Presidents pledge OF In
lcre6sed aid 10 China came after
Mime. Chang. in a speech before
congress told of the necessity Of
prosecuting the war against Japan
Immediately. rather than to SUBJ
ordinate this task 10 the con-
qucring Of Germany and Italy.
Tremendous ovation was given her
words in both tho House and
Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

The Wishing Well" has n
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
China Promised Aid
Roosevelt Assures Nine. Chang U. S. Will Speed
Relief TO Help Battle Against japan
CONTINUED from Page one)

munications lines with her con.
quered territories in the South
Pacific and using China as the
most important land base from
which 10 strike at the Japanese
island empire itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Tells PIottinQ
Illegal Gains
On War Work

Admitting that II knew II
wasn't the right thing--to dc"
Robert F. Lapthorne Jr. told IN
federal court today how he con-
spired with John f. johnson Of
Berkeley to profit Illegally on war
contracts.
Originally indicted with John
son on~mail fraud charges, Lap
Ihorne pleaded~g guilty at the be-
ginning OF the trial and turned
states witness.
The indictments, handed down
January 10, charged the two with
using the mails 10 defraud Vickers.
Inc. on a S160000 subcontract
awarded TO the ClawSon Manufac-
turing Company.
HOW HE MET JOHNSON
From the stand, Lapthornc,
former Vickers purchasing agent,
related meeting Johnson in April,
194l, when the defendant was an
agent for another Vickers SUBJ
contractor.
Lapthorne said that during an
ensuing meeting he recommended
that johnson apply for Job at
CiaWSon because the firm was low
bidder on the contract which later
allegedly was altered.
Selling ClawSon on tho argu-
ment that he could obtain the con-
tract, Lapthorne testified Johnson
landed Job as agent the next
day.
AGREE ON CONSPIRACY
The same day. the testimony
continued. Lapthorne and Johnson
met and agreed upon the plot 10
boost tho bid and split the illegal
profit $3.50, Lapthorne then re-
counted in detail how the price of
three items was upped.
This ali took place in july"
! Lapthorne said. Later that
month. when any one went near
the records, got ~ weak I
couldn't stand up. So l quit"
Later. the witness declared.
Johnson attempted to convince
LaptheThe =ihat the Giawson ac-
count had been Cancelled by Wick
ors and that there would be no
take" for either of them. Through
q friend, Lapthorne said he.learned
this was not true.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
DR.. Mumper Resigns
As Pastor Of Keller
Lutheran Church

The Rev DR.. J. Harold Mumper
has resigned as pastor of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church to become
an official of the United Lutheran
Church at Philadelphia, effective
December Is.
DR.. Mumper announced at the
close of the morning service yester-
day that he had received the unani-
mohs joint call from the Parish and
Church School board and the Board
of Publication of the United Luth-
eran Church in America to become
editor of the church's Sunday school
and parish educational literature.
DR.. Mumper assumed his pastorate
here october IS, 1887, coming to
Washington from Lititz, Pa, where
he was pastor of st. Paul's Luth-
eran Church for six years. His first
pastorate was at st. Johns Luth-
eran Church, Westville. N. j., where
he also served six years.
DR.. Mumper is a member of the
Board of Directors of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches and a
member of its Committee on Chris
tian Education. He has been treas
urer OF the city wide Ministerial
Evening star., 1943-10-25

-. costume details could include: fierce
false mustaches . bandanas tied on
the head pirate-style :. . cardboard rings
in ears . black patch on eye 6.
>. house decorations may involve: paper
skulls skeletons {. bones .. red
lights or candles.
-. entertainment can be as varied as
imagination allows, for example: dark
ened cave of the Winds" where a vacuum
cleaner means and each guest shakes
hands with a chickens claw blind
folded guests kiss the pinnacle" three
times, twice kissing tin pan but the
third time dipping the face into bowl
of flour i. walking the plank" (the
plank is held just free OF the floor while
the young guest, blindfolded, climbs onto
it; the plank is rocked while the guest is
told to walk forward on it, over deep
water; then the guest is made to Jump
and finds he was still only three inches
over the floorD
:. the treasure" of course, is exciting
Halloween refreshment, and here are
some suggestions:
Evening star., 1943-10-25
when Can AL0AN
SOLVE A MONEY PROBLEM? F.?

Household makes loans of $50 to $500
for constructive purposes. No en-
dorsers are required.
Loans made 3 ways
Loans are made on furniture, car or
without security. We have many
monthly payment plans in order to fit
our service to borrowers varying
needs. The sooner loan is repaid the
less it costs. Borrowers may repay
ahead of schedule at any time to re-
duce the total cost since Households S
charge of go per month is made only
on the unpaid balance. The Maryland
Small Loan Law authorizes a maxi
mum rate of 3 % per month. If a loan
can help you better yourself, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Soak brains in cold salted water
"a hour. Skin and remove all fber
Cut or chop into small pieces Put
into frying pan in which butter.
onions and parsley have been
heated. Stir until brains are
cooked 1912 minutes Add eggs
beaten with tablespoons cold
water, Cook over moderate Are
and stir until set Season. and
serve on toast. Garnish with
parsley.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

XIoU HAVE a money problem? You
/ are probably tempted to get
loan. Don't get it unless you first
make sure that it's the best way out.
Perhaps you can solve your problem
some other way-by cutting your ex-
penses, by better budgeting, by get
ting more time to pay what you owe.
How a loan con help
Sometimes a loan is really necessary
to meet sudden emergency. Some
times loan gives a practical way to
pay long overdue bills. The loan pro-
vides sufficient cash to clean up all the
borrowers old debts. The borrower
then repays the loan in small monthly
instalments out of current income.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Ship to Honor Gen. Mitchell

BERRYVILLE, Va, Oct. Is (P).-
The Maritime Commission has Sc
lected Mrs. Thomas B. Byrd OF
Clarke County to sponsor the
launching Sunday of the transport
Gen. William Mitchell, named in
memory of her husband, the late
Gen. Billy" Mitchell, at the Kear-
ney IN. j. Shipyard of the Federal
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

adjoining the village church. The
men included the church's vicar and
his assistant, two priests of the order
Of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the
chief procurator of the neighboring
town of Capua and Bellona's princi-
pal doctor. They were led off to a
deep, square-cut quarry at the edge
of town in groups of 10, shot there
and then thrown into the quarry
from the high ground above. The
pit was then blown up and the bodies
we're buried under the debris.
The British have advised abainst
the digging up of these bodies by
friends and families till it can be
done sanitarily. But now and then
the people come anyway, quietly, and
dig They cannot help it.
(Copyright, 1943, by Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Association and at present is a men,
ber Of the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions of the United Lutheran
Church, chairman of. the Steering
Committee for Lutheran Student
Work here and a member of the
Committee on Ministerial Educa-
ton of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of Maryland, of which Keller
Memorial is a member,
Evening star., 1943-10-25

y
the Alexandria Hospital, it was said.
Police described the girl as being.
about feet inches tall, with brown
hair and brown eyes. When last
seen she was wearing a brown plaid
suit. Information concerning her.
may be addressed to Box 663, Alex,
andria.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

about six months ago and was To-
Gated by Alexandri" police at a bus
terminal after she had been away
from home two days.
Police said Miss Stanley made her
home with an uncle, George Gilk,
and sometimes goes by the name of
Mae Gilk. Her uncle is a patient in
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Quezon Names Romu|o
information Secretary

President Manuel Quezon of the
Philippine exile government here,
announced today he has created a
cabinet department OF information
and public relations. Col. Carlos P.
Romulo, author who fought on
Bataan, was named secretary Of in
formation.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Fairfax Police Search
For'Missinq Girl, Is

Fairfax County police have launch
ed search for Miss Mae Stanley, 16,
who has been missing from her
home, Route !, Alexandria, since
Monday.
According to police, the girl dis
appeared from her home once before
Evening star., 1943-10-25
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3 million jars used. Must relieve or money
refunded. AT Drug Stores. Economy Size
Jar f0c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

lux a hledal tam ma bratrovych
vrbach p6kne pruty ma plstal-
XIV. iez chtel detickam udelati.
Pr hledanf tom stihl no lucnf
hajny starry Bubacek.
eco tady cheese" spustil ma
Matyska, jejz %nepoznal.
"Hledam, strejcku, pekny
prut, abych yam s MIN vyfla-
kali" jail Sc no bodry student
Skadliti.
"Ohohoho!" rozdurdil Sc
Bubacek a jail Sc hfmotit. "Co
isl zac?"
"Hastrman jsem, strejcku, a
neutecete-li, stahnu vas do re-
KY" zasmal Sc mu Matysek.
Toho Sc starry hajny lex a pc
m6stsku odeneho, neznameho
mladika opatrne 81 prohlizel.
81 JaromeTe nebo re Skali-
ce?" ptal Sc jiz mfrneji.
"Hastrman jsem," vzkfikl
Matej Duchac, az Sc toho sta
roch pod6sil.
"Nechej juksu," napomenu
neznam6ho.
"Prahnu pc vasf zfzniv6 a
hffisn6 dust a dam il ne pod hr-
n6Gek ale pod plechovy ma
Yak" pokousel hajneho stu
dent.
V tom lucinou cd TTebesova
doSel sem hrncfF Mat6na a vi
da studenta Duchace, radostne
jej pozdravil.
"Tak jak je, pane Mates?"
tazal Sc.
Student Sc zasmal a ukazuje
ma hajneho Bubacka pov1dal A.:
"Zle, pantato! Tuhle strejcek
nechce mne dovolit ma nasich
vrbach uTfznout proutek ma pf-
Stalku pro jejich d6dice ="
Tu byl Bubacek donna a po-
chopil, co proved.
"Kdo pax by Sc byl nadal,"
omlouval Sc. "To ia sam vyhle-
dam p6kny prut a udelam dlou
hou pfstalu, re Dude zpivat ia
ko ptak."
A neil student s Matenou
dohovoTili, nesl Bubacek dlou-
ny mladistvy prut, do jehoz XII
ny naF1zl delku ma zpGsob pf-
stalky a potion usednuv ma sta
ry olsovy paTez jail Sc MANAGE
nou p1Stalku stTenkou sve ku-
dly O%tlOukati, pronaSeje pTi
tom:
"Otloukej Sc kozf pysku,
dam ii hrachu plnou misku,
nebudes-li sc mn6 otloukati,
budu ma tie zalovati.
Komu? CfsaTi panu,
on ii da ranu,
az sc tfikrat otociS,
konev piva natocfs.
Pijte, pijte, PAM,
Jen sc neOplJte,
PAM nenf donna,
jela do Brna,
pro zeleny v6nec,
wal il no mladenec.
Pan jede S vrsku,
roZtrh j drzku,
PAM 81 il seSivala,
vrana Sc il posmlvala.
Hus, nus, nus,
vraz1m do t6 n1z,
vrazfm do tie zavfracek,
budes pfskat jake ptacek.
Tamhle je klada,
ma tie klade vrana,
az ia vrana slime,
plStalka sc sl1kne."
Student Sc zalibnou 1castf
pfihl1zel, jak Bubacek prut ry-
chile otlouka a jak pr tom sve
f1kadlo vroucn6 pronasf. Hrn-
c1fe Matenu bavilo to take.
"ze jste to cd chlapectvf ne
zapomnel," divil Sc hajnemu.
ITO ia jest6 casio pfstalku
svlekam," povidal Bubacek.
"Jako ted ="
A jiz z proutku stahoval
dlouhou rouru kGry, do nfz po-
tom sef1znuta dTfvka zarazil a
podal il studentovi, ably do
takto zhotovene pfstalky "a
dull. Kdyz Matysek do pfstal-
ky zadul, ozvaly Sc z nj sladke
dunno tony jake n6zny HAS
rozkvetajfc1ho jara.
"A mluvil isl O hastrmanovi"
ujal Sc pax slova Bubacek.
"Nase rodina, moi dedkove,
tyto luciny hajf jiz pres dive ste
let a vsichni jsme hastrmana
videli. ia sam nekolikrate."
Student Mattel Duchac ma
Bubacka tazav6 pohled6l.
"Ty snad neveffs!" ohradil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-27

1
zpevovati starobylou koledu,
j1z no jeste neboztfk tatfnek
naucil. Sedlakovi pri tom Shy
zalily oci a selka Pavlova do
konce Sc mracila ~potesenim
jak Sc il to libilo, kdyz Matej
otaceje v ruce binovacku pei:
"Velkou zalost jsme NELL ma
veliky patek,
velkou radost jsme NELL o wee
rejsf svatek,
Nam tn pletku spletenou, ma
znamen1 nesu,
jak to Krista bolelo, zalostf Sc
tfesu.
Pet proutkd jsem nasbfral u
PLATA v SIM,
kde byl Kristus bicovan a to
pro nase why.
Wy tat1cku s mamickou, dovo-
lenf dejte,
vySlohati dceruskam, mne
nezabranujte.
Tamhle stoj1 krbana, slepice
tam kdace,
dejte mne greslicku nebo
kolace.
A ia s tema greslema p1deme
k pekaTovi,
koup1me 81 kolace, sllvovy,
makOvy.
Pozvu take Vojtfska a Jiffho
k tomu,
budeme to pozfvat We zdar va
SehO domu. --"
"Tuze je nam to mile, re jste
mas tax pocitli," prichvaloval 81
sedlak a Matysek potion odjiz-
del z Vesce "a svou p1sen bo-
hate odmenen a v duchu 81 IL
boval, jak Sc mt nahodile set
kani Sc S hajnym Bubackem
st6dre vyplatilo. A jake byl
on proto wesley, tax bratr jeho,
hospodaT Josef Duchac byl ski
ceny a neklidny. Cd konce ma
sopustu nesprchlo. Ami neka-
plo. V polfch panovalo jiz ia
kove sucho, re Sc selo jake do
prachu nebo do popela. A by
ly obavy, jestli obil1 vGbec wei
de. Staff Tide vzpomfnali, We
kterych letech takovato sucha
zavladala, a co potion nasledo-
valo.
"Hlad Dude, hlad!" proro-
koval starry Lazar v kovarne.
"Nic taxi" odporoval tomu
kovaf Exnar a perlfkem udeTil
do nakovadlo, re az zazvonilo.
"Ale nouze byt NIUE. Had ted
vice byt nem6ze. Jsou stare
zasoby v sypkach a move SLIM
ce, pc kterych Sc zatfm pfiveze
potTebne obilf. A potion jsou
brambory, ktere zahradejf no
dine mnoho chleba. Dokud ty
tady nebyly, byvalo zle. ="
"Pravda, pravda," pfisved-
Gil Lazar. "Brambory udelaly
u mas velke ~pTevraty," povfdal.
A vida kolem sebe v kovarne
celou skupinu soused1, pojat
byl snahou, ably Sc nejak vyzna
menal a vynikl. "Vsak byla O
bramborach pfsen, jak jsou W.
borne. Ia mych chlapeckych
let zp1vavali il starsi Tide. By
la to tuze pekna p1sen."
Gale jiz jste il beztoho zapo-
mnel," pronesl sedlak Duchac.
mic nezapomnel," hail sc
Lazar. GA pecen chleba YAM
il zazpivam."
"PEjdte 81 PROM" pozval no
Duchac.
"Kdyz Sc brambory zacaly u
mas sazet," jail Sc vykladat La
Ear, "rfkalo Sc jim erteple a
zemska jablka. Sem prinesli
je prajzst1 vojaci z Branibor.
Nell je m1sto komisarku. Lide
Jim zacali Tikati pc tech voja-
cfch, brambory, a to Jim z1sta-
10. Tue pekne Sc o mich zp1-
vavalo. Ale jake vsechno, Wy
sla i ia p1sen z mody. Brambo-
ry udelaly u mas pfevraty v ku-
chyni a We vsem," horoval La
Ear a v nadeji ma pecen dobre-
no shleba stareckym svym hla-
sem vice povfdal nezli zplval
pisen O bramborach:
"Pochval kazdy jazyk Boha,
"a tax dobrodinf mnoha,
kteraz ucinil cloveku,
zvlast v tonic poslednlm veku.
On nam dava vyziven1,
to vse z jeho dobrodinl,