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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

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darkness from their stricken plane
down upon the Dutch countryside
Thereafter, 1t follows their hazard
Gus progress as they are shepherded
to the channel coast and escape
Through the aid of two heroic Dutch
women and their friendly country
men. It is a simple pattern, but out
of it the director and producer have
created a succession of wrenching
incidents with the suspense deli
cately balanced.
Effective Raid Scenes.
The raid itself Is as real in effect
as If it had been photographed dur
ing an actual operation.
As the b for BERTHE" glides down
and levels off over its blazing target,
the ground is strewn with flashes
like little firecrackers, then through
the drifting smoke the stnti-aircraft
shells rush upward like a shower of
comets. Inside the plane quiet men
are setting instruments for the pre-
else Job Of destruction below. 1t is
probably as close to the numbing
excitement Of raid as one is apt
to capture in a movie theater.
The picture is skillfully paced
ana we'll acted. Godfrey Tearle,
Hugh Burden, Eric Portman, Bern
ard Miles. Hugh Williams and
Emery Jones are excellent as men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

ey finally escape to
2 of Our Aircraft Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Stage Producers
Welcome Play
Like Patriots
Oldsfers Called for
In Cast, Manpower
Pinch Not Felt
BY MARK BARRON.

NEW YORK.
Just as every other major in
dustry, the theater has had. and is
still having, some rough travelling
because so many young playwrights,
actors and other artisans of the
stage have set aside their lucrative
footlight careers to become buck
privates or colonies.
Broadway directors look now very
favorably upon plays about ancients
because they. mostly, call for actors
in the golden anniversary ages.
That is why such a play as the
newly arrived The Patriots" is a
popular subject. It's leading charac-
ter is that of George Washington,
with Cecil Humphreys in that role,
and the other parts are Hamilton
and Jefferson.
Wife Takes a Lead.
The leading woman is Madge
Evans, and she has difficult role
in that she is playing the lead in a
play written by her husband. In
producing the play Sidney Kingsley,
who is now a sergeant in the United
States Army, had arguments with
his wife about bit of historical
veracity. Sidney wanted a bit of
crocheting in one scene and Miss
Evans did not think that they did
crochet in those days. History was
searched and crochet is historically
correct, a major or minor fact that
was discovered because Miss Evans
had feminine curiosity.
But. it was just that quality
research-that contributed so much
to The Patriots" 1t is the charac-
ter drama that Robert E. Sherwood
told in his ABE Lincoln in Illinois"
and similar dramas about historical
figures. Playwright Kingsley has
done the same thing that Sherwood
did with Lincoln-he has used a
few tricks of the theater, but mostly
he has presented Washington and
the other figures of an earlier day in
the truthful sense of a newspaper
reporter.
An Exciting Product.
Washington, Hamilton and Jeffer-
son are leading figures in those tur-
bulent times who had widely differ
ent characters; but, under the stress
of young Nation fighting for it's
life they adjusted their personalities
and ambitions to fit the program
that was needed for q united nation.
1t is an exciting, patriotic play
and especially so nathat it comes
from the proven pen of such an able
dramatist as Kingsley. Conflden-
TALLY, the information is that Kings
ley is as good a sergeant as he is q
playwright-and that is top flight.
associated Press)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
'Casablanca' Run
Extended at Earle

"Casablanca," Warner Bros sus-
pense and action drama currently
at the Earle Theater. will begin its
second week starting today. The
film has a blue-ribbon cast Of actors
with Humphrey Bogart, 1ngrid Berg
man. Paul Henreid, Claude Rains
and Conrad Veidt prominently cast.
The sparkling production is giving
the Earle staff one of the busiest
weeks In the history of the theater.
With Thursdays report yet to be
received when this was written, the
dazzling figures are approaching
those for Road to Morocco" which
broke all attendance records re-
Gently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT Is MISS
ING Produced and directed in Eng
land by Michael Powell Written by Mr.
Powell and Emeric PressburRer. Directed
by Mr.. Powell and presented in the United
States by Alexander Korda, released
through United Artists. At the Capitol
Theater.
The Cast
Sir George Abbott Godfrey Tearle
Tome Earnshaw Eric Portman
FRANK Skelley -----------Hugh Williams
Geon Hickman Bernard Miles
John Glynn HaRgard -----Hugh Burden
BOB Ashley Observation-Disclosures Emrya Jones
Erls Meertens- Pamela Brown
Veo De VrieS Goofle WjtherS
Bursomaster --- Hay Petries
Bursomaster's wife ----- Selma Van Dias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Triple-Threater

Fred MacMurray, who is CO.
starred with Rosalind Russell in
RKC Radios forthcoming Flight
for Freedom" enjoys the triple
record OF being the tallest male star
II films. of having played more as
sorted type roles and appearing OPP
posite more leading ladies than has
any other star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

announcers, was signed by Para
mount and made his film debut in
Wake Island" later portraying
Claudette Colbert's editor boss In
mo Time for Love-" soon to be
released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Excitement With Raj
Fliers in Capitol Film
Earl Carroll Vanities
In Tabloid Version
Offers Stage Allure
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

a
without familiar Hollywood
like thrill in their
Naz submarine
~andengs through various
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Job Completed

Bill Goodwin will finish his pres
ent screen assignment in Riding
High" with Dorothy Lamour, Dick
Powell and Victor Moore. in time
to entrain for New York on Febru-
airy Is, where he will do three radio
shows
Goodwin, one Of the Nations top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

Missing is good
war celluloid.
Beginning with
an ominous note
as the yelling
ton bomber, "B
for BERTHE" fails
to return from a
raid on Stuttgart
in Germany, the
s story flashes
back to the time
OF the raid itself
and the mo-
ment, soon after,
when the six
men parachute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Miss America Added

Rosemary La blanche, 194l Miss
America" plays one of the featured
roles in Lum and Abners new star
ring film for RKO Radio, 1.-TWO
Weeks to Live" This is the young
actress second screen appearance.
She has been busy on the stage.
Kansas City, Mo-, is her home town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

GRAND RAPIDS, May 22-The
problem Of what 10 do with
Junior and Sister when father and
mother both have defense plant
Jobs has been settled in Grand
Rapids.
This city leans away from the
plan Of inStitutlonallzlng children.
even though community kitchens
and nurseries have the blessing
of the First Lady. Instead the
Foster Mother Care Plan has been
adopted.
Sponsored by the BlodCett Home
for Children. ST. Johns OrphanaCe
and tho Family Service ASSocia-
ton. "A Day Care Center has been
SGT UP IN charge OF Mrs. Julia
Steven
Mrs Stevens JON is to find dc
-s-ratie- MONIES in every heighheF-
hood whore children may be left
while the mother ii AZ work.
Children arc placed in their own
nelchhorhoodS. and As far as pos
sihle IN homes which have the
same living standards A their
own
An hourly rate Of pay is SET
the income Of The parents being
one OF The factors in settling che
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Dollars, Not Dimes, Asked
For Peoples Thursday

The city'S most generous out
pouring of funds for the aid o
wounded war veterans in the his
tory of Poppy Day was foreseer
by leaders Of five sponsoring vet
.eranS organizations who will stage
the one-day, cltywlde sale Thurs
day.
I'VE must give these men n
chance To come back" they de-
Clared 1--WE can't let them lose
hope, for then they have lost
all"
With casualty lists growing
constantly the burden of rehabili'
tating veterans from this war is
added 10 that of aiding those oi
other conflicts. il was pointed out
The load has increased 10-fold.
That's why we are asking
now for dol Iars instead of
dimes" officials continued. Tf
we can teach these men a job.
so that they can return to
their rightful places in life, our
mission will have been accom-
plished."
They were Joined in the plea by
Gov Kelly, who said
These men have served us
well. They have stopped bullets
and shrapnel that justice, equal
ity and liberty might live. They
are truly deserving of our CRATE
full consideration"
PoppieS. made by veterans In
the hospitals Of the nation, will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Grand Rapids SolUes
Dau Nurseries Problem

rate and the amount ~ service ex-
pccted another. Children from II
down 10 prcschool age are taken
care Of. the older of course not
requiring so much personal atten-
ton as tho tots
The parents take tho children 10
tho foster mother and get them AT
night. Some Of the children travel
alone 10y bus
The Day Care Center was es-
tablshed last January. but Miss
BcrniCe BiSh Of tho Family Serv-
ice Association speaks enthusiast
tlcallv OF lis possibilities
Miss Charlene Shiland sponsors
the center for Blodgett Homo and
Miss Irene ZelnSki for ST. Johns
Orphanagc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Mothers Told
To Stay at Home

FLINT, May 22-Keep the
mothers at home and juvenile de-
linQuency will decrease. Basil Luz
cas- q. Henriques. noted British
juvenile judge, declared Saturday.
Judge Henriques, appointed +
the British government 10 tee
Americans the English method of
combating delinquency, told the
regional meeting of the Michigan
Probation and Parole Associations
If the influence Of the mother
Is taken away from the homo.
then we are fighting this war In
vain.
"In England, the court has
the power 10 prevent mothers
with children under II years Of
age from working even II she
pleads patriotism. Care of chill
dren must come first"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Nylon Hosiery Snapped
for Tip on Flat

KANSAS CITY May % up
Arthur Hamer. former hosiery
salesman, had SIX pairs Of nylon
hose but no place 10 live. lie ran
an adj in the paper Offering the
hose for information leading 10 an
apartment. Scores Of housewives
saw the adj and went apartment
hunting. Hamer had his pick OF
several places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
HAMILTON ON JOB

Hamilton was working deSper-
ately 10 repair telephone line and
refused to leave his post until the
Job was completed From atop A
-poie-fe -pironcd 10 tf1e
warden'S office:
Tell him hello. Tell him I'm
doing my own time and minding
my own business. Give him my
regards"
Dlngeman. working in the rec
ord department, said that he had a
lob which had 10 be finished and
that interruption would cause adj
ditIonal work for him and the men
he was working with. so declined
to visit with apologies.
Ewald was undispoSed and in his
cell, being unable TO work on his
Job IN the maintenance depart
ment where he Is employed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

distributed 10 1000 representatives
Of five veterans organizations
early this week.
Last year poppy sales averaged
9 cents per person IN Detroit. II
A comparable mum Der Is sold
Thursday al least 90-cent aver
age IS needed 10 carry on the work
of the veterans.
Sponsoring the drive arc the
American Legion, Veterans of For
eign Wars, Spanish War Veterans
Disabled American Veterans and
the Polish American Veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
DINGEMAN UNCHANGED

Silent former Councilman Harry
Dineeman has not changed. nor
has Serious-minded Robert G
Ewald ms running mate in coun-
Cllar affairs.
The ponderous. ploddinC John
Hamilton, former councilman and
contractor moves with the same
determination at his telephone
linemanS job as he did in bust
ness life.
Alfred Garska. the proud but
humble former president Of
Crosse Pointe Park, conducts the
business OF the prison store with
the same precision he used in
governmental affairs.
Other lesser figures sentenced
nv the courts after Indictment by
the grand jury, like their moro
renowned superiors, do their daily
work with earneStneSS and zeal,
Warden jackson said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Safety Unit 10 Vote
Woman Membership

The first woman 10 he so honored
will be voted membership in the
safety supervisors division of the
Detroit Industrial Safety Council
at Joint meeting Of tho council,
supervisors and the Nurses Club
Tuesday night. She Is Amy Lilly,
ChrNSler Corp. Inspector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Rites for Ex-Countess

GRAND RAPIDS, May % CUP)
services will be held
Monday for Ellen +. Kuenzi g.
year-old former Swiss countess
who died Thursday after a year
ILLNESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
u. s. Chart

Detroit aud vicinity: Warmer: gentle
winds
Lower Michigan: Slightly warmer.
Upper Michigan, Slightly warmer
Departure from normal temperature
since Jan 4 SO
Temperatures one wear ago: Highest
81 lowest IS mean So
Temperaturc this date IN past 20 wears
n CHEST. 50 In 1e4l lowest % IN 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
PREVENTS BAD FIRE

After ne had left. Warden Jack
son praised Frahm as a mode
prisoner.
"a week ago he saved us sew
eral thousand dollars by single
handedly controlling fire until
the fire department arrived"
the warden said. His desire 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
MODEL PRISONERS

All Tho inmates representing
perhaps 'be largest haul ol poll
tclaUs ever housed n a single
haSuIle are rated as model
prisoners by Warden Harry
Jackson.
=aact=Narfica= .iarilSar AT
moments is deeply grateful 10 tho
Ferguson grand Jury He SAYS
The men have tired well INTO
prison routine
Fred ". -Erahm-- convicted pn-
lice superintendent remains affa-
HE and congenlal. lie still carries
his head high as he CnnsClcnu0uSN
performs daily tasks on the prison
farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Could Henry VIII Have
Had Stomach Ulcer Pains?

History tells hop Henry VIII would gorge
himself With food and suffer snerward
Don't ignore your sufferlnEs Try Udga
for feuef a. ulcer and stomach pains
indigestion. gas pains. Tor heartburn, hurn
ing sensation hIoaf and other conditions
caused nv excess acid Get Csc box ~
t'dra Tablfts from YOUR druggist. First
doss must convince NJ return box 20 va
and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
WILLIAMS POMPoUS

Williams was the first 10 re-
spond 10 the visitors greeting He
& me prancing down the stairs into
the main lobby. dressed in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
REGARDS TO CHET'

"GiNe Chef lChcS er 4
OIiara special prosecutor who
convicted him my regards.
wrote him after the nomination
hut have been too busy with the
chickens and the farm here to
write again. guess I'm n little
-aeeIeetftti.. Great little gtfS. that
O'Hara."
Questioning Il disclosed that
Frahm held no malice toward
either OHara or Judge Earl c
who passed sentence.
I'm here like all the rest Of
the boys ss Just another priS-
oner." he said. ~ don't expect
any faNOrs and dont want any.
I expect 10 get the same treat
ment rs the rest"
Working on the farm hac
caused disappearance of a middle
section bulge. FrahmS face Is
Weather-beaten and red but his
spirit is the same which carried
him through years Of police anc
work for long hours q
HaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
GARSKA RESENTFUL

GarSka more than the other
seemed 10 resent his presence II
the prison.
Il feel fine" he said. I'm
working In the store and doing
the time given me; I'm short, I'm
paving my debt to society.
II would like YOU TO make one
or two things clear IL YOU write
about me. First. there never
has been vice and graft in
Crosse POinte. My reputation
has been ruined, hut there Is no
reason why my community
should he attacked.
You covered the trials and
are familiar with all the happen
ings and know rs I do that there
was not then, and iS.rnot now.
any evidence which links me
with graft or corruption.
"My conscience is clear.
can't do this. as some of the boys
say. standing on my head hut
l do do II with n clear con-
science, which makes IL immeas-
urably easier"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
All Keep Up Spirits
While Doing Full Time
Jobs in Penitentiary

work was the reason he was on
hand when the fire started in
the chicken broOderS.
The rest OF the men in that
section had gone 10 prepare for
lunch. Frahm was still puttering
round the garden near the
brooderS when he discovered fire
started nv an oil burning heater.
He ShONeled sand Ia preVe
spreading Of the flames and de-
spite IA 30-mile wind managed TO
cOntine the blaze 10 a small Sec
ton Of one coup until the de-
partment arrived TO put IL out.
Had the fire gone unnOticed
for many minutes at least 5000
chickens would have been lost in
addition 10 same buildings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Er- CiUicLeadersLittle Changed
Blu Jackson Prison Life

conventional cray-hIuc trouscr,
white shirt and blue sweater
Tie thfHs' nIs hand forward
>hoohfha1iS Vl'h firm grip and
IT. really good To- see you.
How have YOU been What are
,ou doing ."
The remainder az q long CONVEX
ru1 was MOI about hls plight
l-,t- -a.l-ft- -4le.4-pn- friends
rH aeQg#rfH noes. HIS questions
V,r. Ho' directed toward former
uH.'.raI allies cor CnCmnS as such
h. rather toward person, who
We're his friends
Whom told of a new job AN old
acquaintance had recently OBJ
tanned ne heamcd
That's great. I knew he had
II in him, T II him To keep
punching and give him my best
regards.
Shortly thereafter .Fr7hm came
clustering into The office ot the
deputy warden whittier DE- had
been summoned TO gree his visitor.
At case under any circum-
stances Frahm shook hands.
pulled up "A chair and promptly
produced q package OF clCarct>
smoke >" be asked and be-
fore hc could hc told the reason
for mo visit continued
How are Bill and Jack and
jess? HoW'S the department go
ing How long you going To he
here Man he can get So,i ont
10 soc our chicken farm and the
garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SAME OLD WILCOX

Wilcox and McCrca, who on
tered the prison recently. are still
IN quarantine and have not been
assigned 10 any duties.
MCCrca, dressed IN blue shirt
and trousers, was the first of the
TWO TO admit the visitor. His
rudy complexion and shock Of
gray hair brushed ahScnt-mind-
eddy from his face plus his OPEN
ing Salutatlon rem n d Q Il the
listener Of his reign in the prose-
cutorS office.
What can ] do for YOU ." he
asked, ErnnIng as he shook
hands.
ON learning the answer TO his
question he replied
I'm here tn do whatever they
tell me Ia do and TO do II the
way I've done everything else
10 the best of my ability. When
! get out of quarantine I'll he
glad 10 get some sort of job
10 do"
None Of the McCrca fighting at
utude has left HIM. He is still the
same two-flSted lawyer he was be-
fore the trial and the subsequent
battles in supreme court.
MCCrea like Wilcox and the
others was more interested IN the
doinCS of others than in himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Take q Short Vacation Trip
on q Big, Spacious SIC Steamer

If business takes you to Bufalo-or
further East-the way to 60 and get
some relaxation out of il is by D&C.
And say-even if you don't have
business in Bufalo-how could you
get a better vacation furlough from
work and worry than by running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23


trip thrill tSef-Bufao interesting city-and
Niagara Business travellers who need their
take them on board Gas tanks drained.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
(Nadaljevanje)

q velikim zadoscenjem je ma
polnjevala ubogo zeno zavest,
da doTnaGi ne dvomijo o njej.
In ko je gledala ma jedi s Peel,
pred seboj ma mizi postavljene,
jo je nehote premagala rahla
motoznost, in vzela je in je
jedla in pila. In ko Sc je okrep-
Gala in zaGutila, kakor novo
moe, je prislo tudi nekako po-
kojno stanje mad njo. Tisto noe
je Anica zelo dobra spala. Sta
II paznik je kimal zadovoljno
. glavo, in ko mu je ponudila
kozarcek vina, ga je izpil in Sc
del in pripovedoval Anici, da je
incl tri sine, pa da SO mu vsi
pomrli :.
"Tudi tn so ljudje, pray taxi
ljudje, ko zunaj," je mislila
sanna pri sebi Anica, in mic veG
il nj bilo tako strasno pusto. Pa
Sc je zgodilo, da so jo zacasno
vendar prijele prve tlaeeee JIG
misli, ko Sc il je zdelo, da sc mo-
ra zadusiti v tem-le zamrezenem
prostoru. Zlasti zvecer, ko Sc je
zmracilo, je bilo Anici skrajnc
neugodno in neprijetno, in po.
lascal Sc je je strah.
Pri motni svetlobi luci, kate.
ro il je bill paziik postavil v
celico, je sedela in mislila in po-
tenn eutila, ko da je ze vsa trda
in hodila je po sobi gori in do.
Ii. In Venomer il je priha jalo v
misel, da je slisala nekoc, kakc
ma vislice obsojeni tisto noe
| pred smrtjo hodijo cello noe pc
jeei. Trudila Sc je, da bi Sc "a.
mislila povsem V polozaj take.
ga cloveka, dasi jo je obhajala
groza.
Nekega vecera pa ,je nasla
malo, zamazano knjigo pod po.
steljo in je citala. To, kar je
citala, je bilo tako cudno skriv-
nostno, in samo napol je ume.
la. Nekatera mesta pa so ma.
| pravila ma njo silen vtis. Take
je citala:
"Vem tvojo bridkost in tvoje
ubostvo, ali bogat 81 :"
mic Sc ne boj tega, kar bos
trpel. Glej, hudic DO enc izmed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
v SVETOVNI VOJNI

ljaje Sc. ''Saj bi Sc ne mogel Z
MO prav mic pomeniti! 80" !"
Ujetnike SO obkolili ruski vo-
jaki, vrnivsi Sc vaje v vas in
ogledujoci svejkovo pipo z "a
nimanjem, so ga vprasevali:
'Nu, kak, zemljak, skoro vol
ma koncitsja? u vas toze Office
ry jest?"
In svejk, sreeen, da je sredi-
See pozornosti, je odgovarjal: :
"Haraso, dadada."
Ia obed je prinesel vojak dive
skledi, odstel po deset in deset
ujetnikov ter brez besed polka
zal ma skledi. Pokleknili so O.
koli skled in Sc lotili zelene jul
he. Potem je prisel s koscki 60
vedine, nabodenimi ma klincih,
in je pokazal zopet, da je to in
diva hleba kruha "a dvakrat pc
deset MOI. Koncno je prinesel v
cepici Sc sladkorja, polozil vsa-
kemu po dive kocki ma dian in
njegovo dobrodusno oblicje je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Nadaljevanje)

In svejk je razlagal, kar je
slisal ma nekem zborovanju Y
Pragi, da car ne premislja mic
drugega, nego kako bi odresil
Cehe in Slovane. =
Ognjevito je pripovedoval
"Kameradi, ko I'VE car, da smo
mi tn, mas morda povabi k, ,sebi
v Petrograd, da nam pokaze,
kako vlada ma Ruskem. Go
spodje, najprej je bila avdijen-
ca, potem banket, zvecer bal ma
dvoru in bogve kaj Sc vse. Nor
da nam vsakemu posebej dodeli
po emo dvorno donna, da Sc ma
spimo Z mimi. Fantje, JAZZ 81 H.
berem sblondinko, knezno ali
grofico, taksno, XII nj prevee de-
bella in divja. Takih nimam rad
zato porecem hofmajstru: -
Kaksno fino, pametno, "a 60
spoda zrelejsih lett"
"In govoril bi il: Haraso, da,
da?" je vprasal korporal, smeh