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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
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Evening star., 1943-10-04
National Capital Show
Laure|s Go 10 Many
D. C.-0wned Dogs
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

Ell Wendie of Rocklend, a fawn-
colored boxer bitch owned by Rye
Top Kennels of Harrison, N. Y. was
chosen by Judge ALI belmont as
best dog in the National Capital
Kennel Club show held yesterday at
MeadoWbrook Club.
The show attracted 1874 dogs.
Others in the final with Ell Wendie
were the American cocker spaniel,
Oh. Nonquit Nowanda. owned by
Mrs. Henry Ross of Philadelphia;
the Afghan hound, Oh. Ali Khyber,
owned by Leah P. McConaha of
Kings Point, N. Y; the Kerry blue
terrier, Oh. Sirarno's Sophisticated
Lady, owned by Mrs. Arnold Rose of
Rye, N. Y: the Pekingese, Cheng Tu
Tang. owned by Mrs. Raj Parr of
Baltimore, and the white standard
poodle. Oh. Cartlane Caprice, owned
by Miriam Hall of Bedford, N. Y.
Many high honors were won by
dogs of the Capital area. w. r.
Lyons bulldog, Ch. Basford British
Mascot. placed second in the non-
sporting group. A. T. Etheridge S
Pomeranian, Joetta's Fluffy Flash,
also placed in the group. In the ter
rier group Mrs. Martha Halls Irish
Oh. Ahtram Moon Prince scored, and
her Ahtram Seaforde was winning
bitch. In hounds Ben Klimkiewicz S
dachshund, Oh. Bencelia's John,
placed and in the sporting group
Capt. and Mrs. Glassen had the
English setter, Oh. Blue Dan of
Maple Lawn.
Among the dogs specifically en-
tered for local honors, the chief
prize winner was the bulldog. Oh
Kloddy Dixie Doodle, owned by DR.
John Elvin.
Mrs. Robert C. Winmill's dachs-
hund, Esruma Syvil, went from the
open class to winners bitch. Dog
points in Doberman pinschers went
to Morris Bassfords Rex of North
wood. In German shepherds. Ed
mund Parry's Eden of Parrylin won
the dog points. Best of breed ir
Shetland sheepdogs went to Julia B
Writings Oh. Pocono Ginger OF
Bagaduce, while the points in dogs
Evening star., 1943-10-04
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Ey PAUL J, MILLER,

Lightning chess is the feature
tomorrow, s pm, at 243l Fourteenth
street NV The tourney is the
fourth in the competition for an
inlaid weed chessboard. to be
awarded when the squares are COM
plete with names and individual
scores in the attraction initiated in
midsummer.
In sections A. B and C are suit
able awards. New players are ad-
mitted to the speed chess marathon
at each leg" in the event. You still
are eligible to start tomorrow.
Gorinstein to Lecture.
=. A. Gorinstein, 1943 District cham
pion. will demonstrate one Of his
championship games tomorrow, 745
pm, at 243l Fourteenth street NV,
under Federal Chess Club auspices.
The public is welcome to see how
the titlist of the local Soviet Pur-
chasing Commission copped the Dis
trict crown-his style, strategy and
tactics will be executed on a large
demonstration board.
A. S. Kussman 1941 District
champion, exhibited the following
game last week before a full house
For his play against Gorinstein in
the l943 D. C. Championship Tour
nament KusSman was given the
best-played-game award, $25
turnover War Bond
Chess Problem No. 557.
BY A. ELLERMAN, Argentine.
en- Freblema," 1a31)
BLACKS MEN,
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Hope Of Wilson Bout
To Spur Cockfie|d,
Jeffra Tonight

Harry Jeffra remains an s-5
favorite over Johnny Cockfeld, the
transplanted New York Negro, for
their lo-round bout tonight topping
the program at Turner's Arena.
Jef1ra, former world feather
weight and bantamweight champion,
demonstrated he had lost little of his
old-time skill when he outpointed
Billy Banks, better than average
scrapper, here recently. Jeffra car
ries no chilling punch, but he's fast
and as clever as ever and is hard to
catch and hit.
He just is starting a comeback
after year or more away from the
ring. He's won two of three bouts
one was draw-in his current CAM
paign. Tonight's winner may be
matched against Pittsburgh Jackie
Wilson.
Cockfeld, now under the manage.
ment of John Carter of Washington,
makes no pretentions of being a
skillful boxer, but he's a strong boy
willing to trade punches and sports
particularly dangerous left hook.
He was knocked out by Danny Petro
here, but in turn chilled Jose
Domingo RoZo.
The semifeature is an eight
rounder between Stoney Lewis, MAX
Ing his first Washington appearance
since hurting his arm against John
Garner this spring, and Tee Hubert,
ight-heavyweights. Three other
matches. all for six rounds. are
scheduled. They send Aaron Perry
against Mario Gentle, Bee Bee
Wright against George Williams and
Harry Biduck against Don Bacala.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Mrs. Pricci Elected
Women's Pin Boss

Mrs. Joe Pricci wife of a bowling
star and herself a leader in the
duckpin promotion field. yesterday
was elected president of the Wash
ington Women's Duck!n Association
at its annual meeting held at Ar
cadia. Mrs. Pricci, who was vice
president last year, succeeds Lucy
Rose, the Nations No. l woman
duckpinner.
Kay Caul of the D. c. Recrea-
ton Department and captain of
Takoma's Ladies District League
team is the new vice president.
Lorraine GULL was reelected sec
retary and Bing Moen, her Hi-Skor
bowling pal, again was named as
sistant secretary while Sophie Dam
pier of the Intersororlty League was
chosen disbursing officer.
Silver Spring drives were chosen
as the site for the 1914 spring tour
nament.
To further the interests of the
association, Miss GULL urges all
womens leagues to leave a list of
their officers with the managers of
the various alleys.
Evening star., 1943-10-04

were taken by Mr. and Mrs. Toney
Tingen's Beech Tree Michael II.
In st. Bernards Dalaky Kennels
got best of breed and fourth. Mrs
Jere Mackle's cairn terrier, Gabrielle
of MacWae, was best of breed The
Scaggs got best of breed for their
Welshie, Peter Pans Adventure.
In toys, best of breed went to
Prince Valiant of Darrynane, the
DanaheW's papillon, and Helen Sam
uel's Pekingese, Tippy Tins Honey,
got winners rosette.
Mrs. Bertha Birney's Boston ter
rier, Aspin Hill Honey Dew Boots,
got its final points for a champion
ship. Winners bitch in the breed
was Mrs. Betty Places Hung Chu.
Best obedience dog was Bill Comp
tons shepherd, Mark of Clarandall,
and best junior handler was Lor-
raine Levin. who showed her Dali
matian, Spur Of Victory. These were
respectively winners of the utility
and novice A classes. Winner Of
the open A class was Dorothy Wur-
demann's Doberman, Westphalia' S
Victoria, and Of the open B class
James Klopps Irish setter, Timothy
of RaVenhil.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Six Games Produce
More Yards Above
Than on Ground
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-The Chicago
Bears usually have been looked upon
with awe as one of the greatest
ground gaining powers of the grid
iron. But now they are up in the
air with the rest of the pro clubs
and typify the new spectacular
passing trend in the National Foot
ball League.
In six league games thus far
teams have passed for 1876 yards
with 81 competitions out of 223 at
tempts, while only 1912 yards have
been amassed by rushing. Seven
teen Of the 80 touchdowns scored
have been on passing and at least
half Of the others have been set
up with overhead thrusts.
Luckman Plasters BulPs-eye.
With the Washington Redskins
and Slingin' Sammy Baugh and the
New York Giants yet to play their
first league games, the Bears aerial
artistry tops the circuit at this stage.
They have connected on 10 of 38
tosses for gain of 373 yards in
two games while making a mere
267 yards along the ground. Five
of their seven touchdoWns have
stemmed from passes tipped by Sid
Luckman.
The most balanced attack be-
longs to the Detroit Lions. They
have plucked 329 yards from the
air in three games and have gained
1865 on the ground. OF their II
touchdowns, however, six have
been made on passes-Frankie
Sinkwich and Chuck Fenebock
each contributing three. The
greatest range between methods
of attack is that of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who have a minus 35
yards by rushing in two games
but 309 yards by passing with 25
out Of IS compilations. They have
failed to score, though.
Record Crowd in Detroit.
The Redskins make their bid
In the aerial race Sunday by en-
tertaining Brooklyn. while Detroit
goes to Green Bay and the Chicago
Cardinals move across town to
Wrigley Field to meet the Bears.
New York begins its league cam
paign Saturday night at Phila-
delphia against the Eagles.
Yesterday Luckman tossed touch
down passes to Harry Clark, Bill
Geyer and Hampton Pool as the
Bears handed the Lions their first
defeat, 27-2l, before a crowd of
43,787, largest ever to see a football
game in Detroit. One of Bill CALI
hans two markers for Detroit came
on a 5-yard pass from SinkWich.
Rookie Irv Comp hurled two scor-
Ing passes and Lou Brock another
while Tony Canadeo set up a fourth
on a 15-yard completion to Don
Hutson as Green Bay whipped the
Cards 26-7.
In a Saturday night game, Phil
Pitt beat the Dodgers ITO with
Johnny Butler and Ernie Steele
scoring on short runs.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Seahawk Maznicki,
Ex-Chibear, Tops
Grid Scorers
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Frank
Maznicki, halfback with the
Chicago Bears of the National
Football League last year, is the
leading scorer in collegiate ranks
this seaso mas the spark plug Of
the Iowa SeahaWks.
The former Boston College
athlete has pounded through a
trio of opponents for six touch
downs and has added nine extra
points for As points.
Tied for second place are Tony
Butkovich, formerly of Illinois,
but now the fulback for Purdues
poWerhouse, and Steve Van Buren,
200pound sprinter and left half
back for Louisiana State. Each
has 36 points, Butkovich getting
his aggregate on six touchdoWns
and Van Buren, compiling his on
five touchdowns and six conver-
sions.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Unbeaten MI. ST. Joe
Noses Out Gonzaqa

Special Dispatc to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Oct. AMOUNT st.
Joseph's preserved its unbeaten foot
ball record by nosing out Gonzaga
High of Washington, 60. before
1900 at Gibbons Field yesterday.
With their usually effective pass
ing game halted by an alert Gonzaga
defense, the Gaels turned on the
power to tally early in the second
period. Jack Guilott bucked across
on a 1-yard spinner play. ending a
45-yard march begun when Mount
St. Joe recovered a Gonzaga tumble
The Eagles made four fumbles to
hurt their scoring chances and were
able to complete only two of II pass
attempts. Their big threat came
just before the half, when Angelo
Zanger, sub halfback. led march to
the Gael before l5-yard holding
penalty put them back.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Clarendon BowIers
Gain 3-Gume Lead

In the all-star District Bowling
League show at King Pin last night,
Clarendon spurted to a three game
lead with a 80 win from Chevy
Chase Ice Palace as George Linkins
shone with Isl and 385. King Pin,
despite a 2-1 loss to Greenway Bowl,
gained undisputed possession of sec
ond place when Spillway swept the
erstWhile runnerup Lafayettes. Capt.
Gus Placos led the Spillways with
800 with Ed Heller's 397 high for
Greenway.
Bethesda was a 81 winner from
Brookland with Larry Pughs 39l
best. Tony Santini's last-box double
header strike gave Lucky Strike a
81 edge over Arcadia His game
was l55. Ed Blakerey's 387 and
Sam Simon'S 391 enabled Hi-Skor
to trim Colonial Village, 2-1. Hyatts-
ville-Temple postponed.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Fields Double Winner
In Fall Table Tennis

Stanley Fields won the District
Table Tennis Association fall tour
nament with 21-11, 21-l2. 21-l2
victory over Jimmy Shea in last
NIGHTS final at Columbia Courts.
With Thor Hazi, the Districts No.
! player in the Army and not COM
peting, Fields won all matches with
out loss Of game
Earlier Fields, teamed with Shea,
Evening star., 1943-10-04
League Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
| AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Batting-Applng, Chicago, .32S:
WaSdheeld! Detroit, and Hoden, Chi
,Runs-case, Washington, 1o3; Keller.
Runs batted in-York, Detroit. 11s:
Etten. New York, los.
n,,Ha ,H5tsIcnWakefielldd:, cn.a Detroit 200; Ap-
Doubles--Wakefield Detroit, 81;
Case. Washington, SO.
Triples--Lindel. New York, 49, York,
Detroit. and Moses. Chicago, II.
Home runs-York, Detroit, 81; Kel-
ler New York, 81
,s Stolen lb,ases-case, Washinston, 81;
Pitchins New York, 20-4;
Smith. Cleveland, ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Musial, St Louis. .357;
Herman, Brooklyn. 331.
Runs--Vaughan, Brooklyn, ia; MI
sial, St. Louis, los.
Runs patted in-Nicholson. Chicaso,
1"s; Herman, Brooklyn. 100.
>, hi,S-Musiel' ST. Louis, go; Wtek,
Doubles--Musial, st. Louis. a.; Her.
man, Brooklyn, Al
c, TTiples-MNusial, ST. Louis, 90; Klein,
Home runs Nicholson. Chicago, %:
stolen basesNVayghan, Prooklyn.
piteh,ns.- rss- eooISfo' s., Louis. a1-s:
Seweu. PittsbGrgh, 21-a
Evening star., 1943-10-04
No. a Club Wins, Ties

Police Boys Club No. scored a
200 victory over No. 10 in the 14O-
pound class and the same clubs
played to a scoreless tie in the 125-
pound class in opening games yes
terday of the Police Boys Club foot
ball leagues.
Evening star., 1943-10-04

Six free instructional lectures will
be given this falb for beginners. The
first is scheduled for October IL at
Federal Chess Club
Federals' annual club tournament
opens October II. pm. Chess Di-
rector Howard Altman is grouping
applicants into Championship Sec
tions A. B and C. Entries include
players from practically every Gov
ernment department and many non
governmental players. For informa-
ton on how to enter the tourna-
ment attend the meeting tomorrow
at 2431 Fourteenth street NV. or
telephone H. Bronfin, Ordway $3.50;
Howard Altman. Falls Church 812-J,
or DR.. Carl Farman, Sligo 6089.
Evening star., 1943-10-04

won the doubles, defeating M. Lang
don and D. Harpham, 21-19, 21-16,
21-13. Charles Geier won the mems
consolation singles Summaries:
Mems SINGLES.
Quarter r-fnals-Fields defeated Burton,
l,l5; q lcl6, 2l-l7:. Shea defeated Cas-
s Shapiro 7 defeated le Cox l52ls 5s f2 li BIB
2l-ls. Rosenfeld defeated J. Meininger
2l-l9. 81 10. l7-21, 9-21, 21-19
Sem!flnaIs-FleldS defeated Shapiro 81
u, 2l-l0, 2l-ls: Shea defeated Rosenfeld.
u =, s-2l, .2l-12, 21-s.
FlnalS-FIelds defeated Shea, 21-11, 21-
II. 2ll2.
Mems Doubles.
Sem Ans ls-Fields- Shea defeated Geier-
Shapiro. 1921, 21-15, 21-9: Lansdon-
Harpham defeated Camero-Tate, 1921,
II -, Ills
Finals-Fields-s defeated Langdon
Harpham. u ia. 2l-l6. 2l-l3.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Addresses Touchdowners

Robert Mccormick. radio news
commentator, will be the guest
speaker tomorrow night at the week
ly luncheon of the Touchdown Club
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Women Begin Title TiN.

First-round games in the 1943 Dis
trict women's championship will be
played tomorrow, 8 pm, at 2431
Fourteenth street NV. The entry
fee of 81 may be paid as the first
round starts. One dollar will be re-
funded upon completion Of the game
schedule,
Evening star., 1943-10-04

WHITE-9 MEN.
white to Play and Mate in Two Moves.
Problem solvers should send in key
move and one complete solution for ac-
knowledgement. Address chess mail Al
ways to: Prof. Paul Miller, Chess Editor
The Star, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1943-10-04

Score by periods:
Mount ST. Joe ---- q Of
GCnZaGa q u 90
Touchdown Mt ST. Joo-Guilott. Sub
stitutions: NJ. ST. J0e-McDoncugh. Geppi.
Murphy, FlaNnigan Gonzaga-Zanger.
Tippett, McGreGor, Flanagan, Dyer.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
BEGINNERS Lectures Start.

Played in the 1913 Distinct Chess Cham
pionShip
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07

Prva podpredsednica sestra
Prisland naznanja, da je apeli-
rala ma podruznice svoje zveze,
da pricnejo prispevati narodni
davek v blagajno SANS-a, &c
re ne vec, vsaj pc rs centov
mesecno cd clanice. APPEL "a S..
4. z. "a financno pomoc DO re-
sevala konvencija, XII Sc vrsi
meseca maja. Imela je nekaj
predavanj klubih 0 sloven-
skin vprasanjih, lie skoda, da nj
imela priporocnega zemljevi-
da Slovenije. Amerikancem ne
slovenske narodnosti je tezko
dopovedati. Potrebno je tudi,
da Sc SANS ozivi in Sc poda ma
delo. Ljudje povprasujejo, kaj
so ovire. Pricakujejo tudi clan
kov cd predsednika. Potrebna
je tudi kooperacija cd strani
vseh casopisov. Ali so tudi po-
zvani casopisi, da delajo z ma
mi? (Pojasnilo: Uredniki vseh
casopisov in revij SO clani Sir
Sega odbora, torej Sc pricakuje
cd Min, da sodelujejo. Poseb-
nih vabil MISC dobili, pac pa je
to bilo omenjeno V izcrpkih "a
pisnika prve seize, XII SO bill po-
SLANT vsem casopisom). Poroca
nadalje O deputaciji, V katero
je bila imenovana tudi ona.
Podtajniku Wellesu je skupi-
ma imponirala, ker je pred
~stavljala vse sloje.
Porocilo je veto ma znanje.
tDalje ~prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07

v njegovi strasni nesreci tako
zivo ne cuti njegove bolecine,
kakar me, ameriske Sloven-
Ike.
cato Slovenska zenska I'VE
"a v menu vseh svojih tisoce-
rib clanic apelira ma SLOVEN-
SKI AMERIsKI NARODNI
SVET, da proglasi letosnjo
cvetno nedeljo "a SLOVENSKI
DAN, prank nasega narod-
mega zalovanja in socustvova-
MIA z narodom donna.
70 nedeljo DO poteklo dive le-
ii, odkar Sc je pricela stras-
ma nesreca Slovenije. Ia dan
maj hi slovenska srca tn V A
meriki obhajala kot dan zalo-
sti pa tudi kot dan s]ocustvova-
MIA z naso rodno domovino,
posebno pa kot dan della "a
NIGGA resitev. Use slovenske
naselbine maj bi Uncle razlicne
prireditve, XII bi dale krepkega
izraza nasi bolecini pa tudi ma
81 wolff narodu pomagati, ko-
likor moreno. Nacin proslave
81 maj vsaka naselbina doloci
sama."
Porocilo pomoznega tajnika
Sc vzame ma znanje.
Brat Jurjevec poroca, da je
Zapadna slovanska zveza pri-
pravljena zrtvovati do $500 let
no "a p%oliticno akcijo SANS-a;
ker Sc predvidevajo veliki
stroski, zlasti Sc, ako DO potreb-
no vzdrzevati dive pisarni, je
takojsnja denarna pomoc brez-
pogojno potrebna. Radi tega
je tudi izposloval pri svojem
drustvu Illini Stars, da DO pri-
spevalo pc $25 letno V ia ma
men,.
\ Porocilo sc vzame ma Znanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07

Blaira Bollesa. Kot duhovniku
so mu odprta m~arsikatera vra-
ia in to bi v bliznji bodocnosti
pomagalo do vecjega uspeha.
incl je zvezo tudi z raznimi
uradi in uradniki (drzavnega,
vojnega, justicnega in infor-.
macijskega urada). Ia propa-
gando med Amerikanci bi bila
potrebna predavanja 0 Slove-
niji in Slovencih pc univerzah,
v klubih in med organizacijami,
"a kar pa do sedaj nj bilo ne
casa ne denarja. Radi tega bi
bila potrebna v uradu v Wash
ingtonu poleg politicnega tai
nika Sc ena oseba.-Smatra, da
je bill uspeh deputacije v Wash
ingtonu mad vse dober. Sprejem
v uradu drzavnega podtajnika
Wellesa in v uradu strategicne
sluzbe pri De Witt Pooleju je|
bill uspesen. Deputacija je do
bila wis, da tt uradniki poznajo|
nase razmere pa tudi naso pra-
Vico; poudarjeno je cello bio,
da maj Sc pridemo. Q TEN spre..
jemu je sestavil porocilo "a
javnost in ga predlozil bratu'
Roglju u pregled; to je imeloI
biti porocilo cele deputacijes
Nj. mu pa ugajalo, ko je biln
priobeeno samo v njegoyem
imenu. Ameriska Domovina je.
poro6ila drugate razumela in.
napadla Adamica.-Kef je hila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07
STRAN ).

raj umakniti svoje izvezbane ce-
te IL Jugoslavije; potrebne SO
mu "a varnostno sluzbo donna.
Hitler DO moral seveda skrbeti
"a zamenjavo.
Fuehrer pa je baje naglasal,
.da "a ia posel nina razpolozlji-
viii Get in je opozarjal ma to,
da je svojo posadko v beograj-
skem okraju Re znatno zmanj-
Sal, ko je potreboval novih Get
"a Grcijo. Poroeila zatrjujejo,
da Sc Hitler z Italijani nj mo-
gel pogoditi glede tega umika-
MIA laskih Get, tako da je stvar
ostaIa neresena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-07

razgovoru 0 tujem perilu =
temvee glavno je to, da je Ne
deljko prisel k tel Julijani ma,
stanovanje.
Likarica Julijana ina samo
pc sebf ~razumljivo tudi syojo
preteklost, IL katere j je osta-
la osemnajstletna hcerka, a ia
preteklost Sc je koncala $ tenn,
da SO Julijano spodili IL Belgra-
da, vsled cesar Sc je odlocla "a
likanje v tenn mestecu.
Njena hci Eliza Sc nina svo-
je preteklosti, ali ina cato bo-
docnost in vsled te bodoenosti
Eliza nj sla z materjo ma dezelo,
temvec je ostala v Belgradu.
Eliza je bila malo in ljubko
dekletce S plavimi kitami in je
nosila najprej cd hise do hise
tiste velike, skatlje z zenskimi
klobuki, a kmalu potem SO "a
cell drugi k njej skatlje prina-
sati. To je bio skoro nato, ko
Sc j je prvikrat nasmehnil mex
"gospodin". Ia mex gospodin'
Sc il je potem drugic nasmeh-
nil, in ona je to povedala svoji
materi J~ulijani, XII takrat Sc nj
bila likarica in ia je poiskala
priloznost, da Sc je gospod tudi
njej nasmehnil.
Potem je dobila Eliza lepo
stanovanje, lep klobuk in leps
krila in nehala biti malo in
ljubko dekletce S plavimi kita-
mi. A mex gospod' je nehal BIZ
tt neznan, ker je bill to gospod
Sima Nedeljkovic, naeelnik mi
nlstfstva. Tako Sc Je stvar zelo
lepo %uravnala, in to mirno, in
tho gnezdo postane pravi raj, v
katerem je naeelnik ministrstva
predstavljal dobrosrcnega Ada.
ma, Eliza Evo, XII je pojedla
vse mogoce vrste jabolk, a Ju.
LLAMA kaco, XII hi tudi bila, da
gospod nacelnik ministrstva te,
ga nj zacutil in ukrenil, da SO
10 "a neko malenkost spodili il
Belgrade.
Eliza je ostala sama v svetu
brez materinske skrbi in meme.
ga sveta ter Sc je podala popol-
noma gospodu naeelniku in v
teku sestih let Sc je tako nava-
dila ma njegove svete, da ga je
zacela smatrati "a oceta. Ia O.
kolnost pa, ker je Eliza zacela
gospoda nacelnika smatrati "a
oceta, je MEGA tako razjezila,
da jo je zapustil.
(Daije prihodnjic)
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Ma gornI sikh je Pauline
Dunbar, Hi je saposlena . kov-
nict denarja d PhiladelphiT,
kjer Steje $ pomocjo posebne-
ga stroja penije. Ksak dan Hre-
Steje okol 100, 900 noycep.
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MED DUCEyEM IN


Znani tednik Newsweek pri-
nasa v svoji zadnji stevilki ma
slednjo vest:
Okupacija Jugoslavije je e.
den izmed najhujsih predmetov
spora med Mussolinijem in Hit
lerjem. L. virov, XII cesto posi-
ljajo zanesljive informacije il
Italije, smo zvedeli, da je v to-
ku razgovorov med Hitlerjem
in Mussolinijem ma prelazu
Brennerju, italijanski dictator
razlagal nemskemu,. da DO mo.