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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
LIZ SPODNJE STAJERSKE
(Posneto IL Jutra z dne %.
marca 1943).

Now grobovi. - V visoki sta
rosti 81 let je v Marlboro umr-
la vdoya mestnega zdravnika
ga. FAM Mallyjeva, rojena Mo-
serjeva. Nadalje so v Marlboro
umrli 66-letni skladiscnik drzav-
nih zeleznic Jozef Bohinc, 39-
letni tehnicni uradnik Aloiz
zabkar in 67-letna zasebnica Ju-
stlna Rebceva. V Vomsah pri
Leskovcu je umrl 45-letni An
ton Cernkovic, v Slovnici pri
Marlboro pa 52-letni Stefan
Dragos. V So. letu starosti ie
premlnila ma prank 19. marca
ga. Maria Samidova, po rodu
krakerjeva. V Marlboro so Sc
umrli 791letni zasebnik Andrei
Job in 7S-letni zagarski moi
ster Jurij Podgorsek. V Slov Bi-
strict pa. po dolgem trpljenju u
radnica Mici Vaupotova.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
SKRATi;

Ueitelj: ''Kdaj je najboljsi cas-
"a trganje grozdja?'
Mihec: "Kadar je sosedov pes
privezan."
Zaljubljenec: 49, NADIA, &c bi
incl letalo bi vsak dan priletel
k vam."
NADIA: "Bodite tihi, da vas ne
slisi oce sicer boste leteli tudi
brez letala :"
Jaka: "Koliko stane stano-
vanje?"
Gospodar: "Stopetdeset do
larjev."
Jaka: "A kje je hlev?"
Gospodar: "Kaksen hlev?"
Jaka: "Hlev "a osla, XII bi
vam toliko placal!"
Starr oce: "Kaj pravis, Mihec,
koliko pljucnih delov ina clo-
vek?"
Mihec "Dva."
Start oce. "Dobro. A kako YES
to-"
Mihec: "Ko Sc je nasa Katri-
ca umivala, sem ju videl ="
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
DR.. Fran TOminSek umrl

duhovniki blagoslovili krsto S
truplom, je spregovoril DIR. Fra
nu Tominsku v slovo predsed-
mix planins:ega drustva dr.. Jo-
sip Pretnar. Podal je sliko ne
umornega in plodonosnega della
dr.. Frana Tominska "a sloven-
sko planinstvo. Ia MIN Sc je cd
ranjkega v imenu Turistovske-
ga kluba "Skale" poslovil prof.
Tone Ravnik. Tudi on je powell
ceval nesebieno delo pokojnega
dra. Tominska "a nase prelepe
gore.
z Zal Sc je nato zacel pomi-
kati dolg pogrebni sprevod pro-
tt pokopaliski kapeli, kjer so
molili "a pokoj duse. Krsto so
nosili clani Slovenskega planin-
skega drustvac XII jim je bill po-
kojni DIR. Tominsek mentor in
vzgojitelj v ljubezni do prirode.
Il kapelice so krsto prenesli
do pokojnikovega zadnjega poci-
valisca, kjer mu je V slovo spre-
goVoril njegov planinski tovaris
in sodelavec odvetnik DIR. Jos O.
blak naslednje besede:
"Mracno zro danes planine z
one strani, kjer vzhaja sonce, S
severa, kjer doseza zenit, ju-
60 in zapada, kjer zahajajoce
sonce rumeni glavo nasega oca-
ka mad Presernovo pokrajino.
kakor da bi imele srce, kakor
da bi znale govoriti, cujem med
skrivnostnim sumeniem niih
glas: Ia MOI, XII ga polagamo
v narocje preranega groba, je
bill yes mas!
Ljubil mas je vsem zarom
svoJega srca, boril Sc je "a mas
z ostrino ostro brusenega meca
svojega duha - "a cisto nase
poreklo in pravo planinsko ide-
jo." - Tam onstran ponosne
stavbe Savinjskih planin, >je "a
vekal pred IS lett Tominskovi
zakonski dvojici zibeljki I'VE
stejsi glasnik. Mega SO 81
izbrale cvrst decek, h kateremu
SO pristopile rojenice pray z
vrha kraljevske Ojstrice in ga
milovale. Vedele so, da DO njih
najzvestejsi glasnik. Mega so
81 izbrale in ga priklenile nase.
" druzbi mlajsega brata Jo-
zefa so ga gore zvabile k sebi
in ga nikoli vec izpustile tudi
tedaj, ko Sc je preselil ma nil
hovo- kranjsko stran. Kakor so
zrle Savinjske planine ma ME-
govo zibelj, tako zrejo zdaj ma
njegov grob. Planine so Sc Ia
vile v zalost. Ali maj zalujemo
Sc mi? Ali je smrt posamezni-
ka, XII nosi v sebi duha vesolj-
nosti, prostorno in easovno neo-
mejenega in neugonobljivega,
resniena smrt? Ne! To je samo
videz. Ia MOI - njegov duh
prav tako Sc dalje zivi v mas
vseh in DO zivel v vseh drugih,
h pridejo "a nami. Borec Fran
Tominsek zivi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03
v Quebecu pa sc Nemci silno bo.

je.
Ribbentropova naloga je bila
torej, da najde sredstev in ma
cinov, da oslabi pozicijo Rusov
v Quebecu, da bi prislo do cim
mani velikih strategicnih odlo-
citev v tenn pogledu. Ako ne pri-
de letos do druge fronte, bodo
imeli Nemci mnogo vec upanja,
da dosezejo separator mir raz-
ocaranimi Rusi. Ribbentrop je
torej poskusal dati Rooseveltu
V roke mocan argument po-
nudbo separatnega miru zahod-
MIN velesilam. Tako bi mogel
Roosevelt ma ruske zahteve od-
govoriti, da SO Nemci priprav-
ljeni ma sporazum z zahodnimi
silami.
Mlrovna ponudba je torej ne
iskrena - Nemci lie upajo, da
bo uporabljena kot takticno O.
rozje proti Rusiji.
V kolikor nam je znano, je ia
spretni in zviti poiskus ostal po-
polnoma brezuspesen. Velika vo-
jaska akcija Sc bliza, sloga med
zavezniki je zopet popolna in
nikdo ne misli ma to, da bi skle-
pal separator mir S tretjim raj
hom.
Zracni napadi pustosijo Italijo
Bern, %. augusta (ONA) -
Cd zracnih napadov porusene
milanske ceste nameravajo V
najkrajsem casu pokazati V
vseh kine-matografih sirom T.
talije kratkem filmu dnevnih
dogodkov. Milanski casopis "Po-
meriggio' (Popoldan) pravi, da
je jako umestno, pokazati cello
kupnemu italijanskemu narodu,
kako strasne so posledice fasi-
sticnega rezima.
"Po blestecih paradah, kate
rim so ploskale navdusene ljud-
ske mnozice, je treba zdaj po-
kazati vsem slojem javnosti da~
nasnjo crne bedo Italije, njene
porusene in opustosene ceste.
Predolgo casa so korakali spre-
vodi pozdravljajocih fasisticnih
uradnikov po okrasenih in o.
klncenih ulicah' - pravi "Po-
meriggio" V svojem uvodniku.
"Vse ulice, XII so bile V teh
preteklih dneh okrasene z "a
stavami, XII so veselo plapolale
v vetru, SO postale zdaj pocrneli
kupi razvalin. Navdusene mani
festacije ponosnega veselja so
zamenjale procesije cisto dru-
gacnega znaeaja - dodge vrste
ljudskih mnozic, XII morajo "a
vedno zapustiti svoje podrte in
pozgane domove in Sc podati
kot begunci, nosec ma svojih ra-
menih vse kar jim je Sc ostalo,
v negotovost in iskati zatisja.'
Uredniki italijanskih listov Sc
grenko pritozujejo mad tenn, da
je Rim proglasen. "a "odprto
mesto", ees da je Milan tudi od-
prt, toda odprt, kakor je odprta
skatlja sardin. v tenn casopisu
je izrazeno upanje, da bo film
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03

O Milanu pripomogel do tega,
da bodo vse bodoce generacije
Italijanov preklinjale sedanjo in
tudi vse druge vojne.
Posledice zracnih napadov ma
Nemcijo
Bern, 26. augusta (ONA) -
V danasnji Berner Zeitung po-
roca svicarski trgovski popot-
mix, ki Sc je ravnokar povrnil il
Nemcije, naslednje posledicah
angleskih zracnih napadov ma
Hamburg:
"Kamorkoli gres danes V
Nemciji, bos srecal Hamburza-
ne, XII begajo sem in tia in isce-
jo strehe pri prijateljih in So
rodnikih.
"Tri tedne po porusenju me-
sta je Hamburg Sc vedno pogla-
Vltnl predmet vseh razgovorov
in ona stvar, okoli katere Sc su-
cejo misli vseh Nemcev. ze pr
va porocila o hamburski kata-
strofi SO prevzela vse duhove,
toda pripovedovanja oeividcev,
XII SO sli skozi ia pekel in zda:i
romajo skozi Nemcijo, so Sc
spremenila zacetni strah v brez-
danjo grozo, XII danes drzi svo-
jih krempljih pretezni del prebi-
valstVa V vsakem posameznem
nemskem mestu.
"Berlincani cd takrat naprej
MISC imeli vec nobere mirne u
re. Vsak vecer napolnijo kovc-
ke in kosare najpotrebnejsim
in pobegnejo v gozdove v okoli-
ci.
"Nemogoee je reel, ali so pri-
povedke hamburzanov resnicne
ali ne. Oblasti jih niti ne potr-
jujejo, niti dementirajo. Res pa
je, da SO tt begunci prvi nosite-
Iii panike; kamor pridejo, sirijo
grozo in strah. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03

ullSllJO. ndVIlO LdkTdL SO Sc ZD1-
rail- zapadni drzavniki v Que
becu. In Quebec je bill tisto me-
stc, kamor je bill naslovljen ia
miroljubni nagovor.
Tretje vprasanje pa je ma
slednje: "Jeli nemska miroljub-
most odkritosrcna? Kako je mi
sill Ribbentrop vplivati ma An
glo-Amerikance S takim cudnim
predlogom?
Nemska situacija Sc je v zad-
njih mesecih tako obupno po-
slabsala, da je zdaj njena zad-
MIA NADIA pogajanjih "a mir
- Herr Goering bi 81 najbrze z
veseljem dodelil vlogo nemske-
ga Badoglio.
Toda tudi to Sc ne zadostuje
"a razlagov te radio oddaje.
Ribbentrop dobrc We, da Angli
ia in Amerika ne bi nikdar "a
cell pogajanj ma podlagi tako
smesne ponudbe. Zavezniki bi
81 razlagali stvar kot dokaz
nemske oslabelosti - kje je
vzrok, da je Nemcija S toliko
odkritosti razgrnila del svoje
politike?
To bono razumeli, ako 81
ogledamo konferenco Quebe-
Gu cd znotraj.
Anglo-Ameriski voini nacrt,
zgrajen V Casablanci, racuna ma
rocasen razvoj dogodkov. Zna-
no je, da Rusi MISC bill nikdar
zadovoljni to previdno stra-
tegijo in da so zahtevali splo-
Sen napad v Evropi v letu 1913.
Ia ruska zahteva je bila Sc me-
SEGA maja, ko sta Sc pogovar-
, jala Churchill in Roosevelt ma
dokaj slabotnih temeljih~ Zim-
ska ofenziva Rdece armade je
sicer zares izvojevala velike
uspehe, toda Nemcem je ven
dar uspelo zavzeti Kharkov ma
zaj in meseca maja so racunali
ne lie Britanci in Amerikanci,
! temvec tudi Rusi sami tenn,
da DO poleti prislo do mocne
nemske ofenzive - nikdo nj
mogel reel, kaksen DO lid. Ia
ko da je bilo videti, ko da pro-
sijo Rusi "a pomoc, bojec Sc
hudih bojev, XII so Jim grozili.
Toda zdaj V avgustu, so stva-
ri povsem drugacne. Nemska
ofenziva Sc je podrla Sc predno
je priSla do razmaha. Rusi pa
SO izvojevali uspehe, katerih
veljcino in vaznost tukaj v Ze-
dinjenih drzavah re zopet pod
cenjujemo. Prav verjetno je
zdaj videti, da hi bilo mogoce
poraziti Nemcijo Sc v teku te-
ga leta. Kampanja podmornic
je zastala, tezki zracni napadi
pustosijo nemska velemesta,
prisel je poraz ma Siciliji in
Mussolinijev padec - vse to
podira nemsko borbencst. A
vsled tega poskusa Nemciia do
seci mir S svojim najmocnej-
sim sovraznikom.
Men najsilnejsi sovraznik je
Russia. Russia tudi nj uradno
sprejela gesla "brezpogojne
predaje.' Moskovski manifest
nemskega narodnega komiteja
navidezno odpira moznost mi
rovnih pogajanj. Toda akorav-
no so Nemci veckrat potipali
Rusijo, da vidijo v koliko je
pripravljena pristati ma mir,
MISC dobili cd Stalina nobene-
ga odgovcra. Stain zeli nadalje-
vati vojno do koncne image V
slozni skupnosti z zahodnimi
Velesllami toda on istocasno
tudi dobro We, da bi mogel do
hiti, kadarkoli bi hotel, naju-
godnejse pcgoje "a mir. Nemci
hi z radostjo povrnili -Rusom
VISA zasedena ozemlja in jim tu-
di odstopili one strategicne me-
ie, katere Stain re tako dolgo
zahteva.
IL Vsega tega iZhaia: da ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03

Hal Hayes howood kontakto in Hal Williams vj adn druzbe
Silk adjenoilke
lin
tda da b ladja poponoma
ba aba
ja b vio predstava noega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-03

(Posneto IL ljubljanskega "Ju-
ira dine %. marca 1943)
Zadnje slOvo cd dr.. Frana To-
minSka
VceraJ popoldne SO polozili k
zasluzenemu pocitku zemeljske
ostanke enega najzasluznejsih
javnih delavcev planinca dr..
Frana Tominska. Spostovanje,
XII ga je pokoinik uzival v vseh
krogih prebivalstva, je bilo maj
bolj izpricano z ogromno ude-
lezbo pri pogrebu. Zastopani so
bill vsi sloji Cd preprostega ro-
jaka do najodlicnejsih mesca-
nov. Vsak je hotel z udelezbo
pri pogrebu dokazati svoje pri-
znanje nesebicnemu delu dr..
Frana Tominska in poslednjic
pocastiti njegov spomin.
Pred kapelico sv. Nikolaja in
ma prostranem prostoru pred
molilnico ma Zalah je bilo ze
mnogo pred casom pogreba
zbrano stevilno obcinstvo.
V them pomenku so pogreb-
ci obujali spomine ma srecanja
S pokojnim V zivljenju. Ko so
Evening star., 1943-07-03

around here ever so long I haven't
seen any one to ask about Peter or to
take my message to him. Have you
seen him and is he really so very
sick, Mr.. Toad?"
Old Mr.. Toad looked straight into
Granny's eyes and he saw that she
really meant all that she had said.
A kindly look came into his own
beautiful eyes. "Yes," said he.
peter is very sick, or rather he has
been very sick, but he is better now
and will soon be we'll again"
I'm glad of that" exclaimed
Granny Fox. i've been dreadfully
worried about him. OF course, when
he is we'll I feel that it is perfectly
right for me to try to catch him,
but when he is sick 1t is a very diff
ferent matter. I wish you would
tell him for me that am sorry that
he is sick and that I hope he will
soon be well again. Tell him that he
will have nothing to worry about
from me until he is quite himself
again. II wanted to bring him
something and so I left a young
Meadow Mouse at the entrance to
one OF his little paths. I knew he
wouldn't eat it, but thought per-
haps If he found it he might under
stand that I really am sorry for him
and-and wanted to do something
for him. Granny looked little
confused.
Il understand" replied Old Mr..
Toad, Mrs. Peter found the Mouse
and I guessed why 1t had been left
there. I think Peter will under
stand. I certainly will take your
message to him end I'm sure 1t will
make him feel better"
It did. When feJer got that mes
sage he thought it one of the very
incest Of all the nice things which
had happened since he was taken
sick.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
News; Music, Patrol Midnight RsWsrssI

WRc. 700-For This We Fight: Experts
look ahead TO Making tho World Secure"
WhAL. 7:30-tnoush and on lime: Speakers
from tho Administrative and Technical Services
Of the Army Services Forces.
WRc, 730-elefy Queen: James N. fIesg
Is guest detective for The Adventures Of the
Hidden Crime"
WT0P. 8:00-tumii.Sanderson: Six war.
workers from Eastern plants maith wits
Evening star., 1943-07-03

Il can believe that all right"
But you don't understand" per-
sisted Granny Fox. ITS because I
heard that he Is sick"
"Of course. I can believe that too, "
replied Old Mr.. Toad. You heard
that he is sick and so you thought
you might be able to catch him. ."
Mr.. Toads eyes twinkled, but
Granny didn't see the twinkle.
Its no such thing!" she retorted
and her voice was sharp and in
dignant. II. well. I told you you
wouldn't believe me-" she ended
lamely.
Go on" replied Old Mr.. Toad.
"You haven't told me anything yet" !"
well, I came over here to find
how he is and-and to send him
word that I am sorry he is sick"
Old Granny Fox talked rather fast,
as if a little ashamed of such soft
heartedness. But though I've hung
Evening star., 1943-07-03

said he, and chuckled again at his
own joke.
Then Granny looked up and saw
him on top of the old stump. She
grinned, and Mr.. Toad saw that it
was a very good-natured grin. You
certainly have" she replied. Il never
expected to see the day when I would
look up to you, Mr. Toad"
Old Mr.. Toad considered this reply
for minute, trying to decide if
Granny meant more than the words
seemed to mean, and then decided
that she didn't. I've been wonder
ing" he said. what brings you over
to the Old Brier Patch"
you wouldn't believe me If
should tell you" replied Granny.
Yes, I would" replied Old Mr..
Toad
We'll, it's all on account Of Peter
Rabbit replied Granny Fox.
"Huh!" snapped Old Mr.. Toad
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Russian Army Places
Emphasis on Snappy {
Dress and Drilling j.:
By DAVID M. NICHOL,

Foreign Correspondent Of The star and
Chicago Daily News. =
MOSCOW, July 3.-Under my
hotel balcony there Is held almost
daily a class In the school Of dis
cipline, which Is making the Red
Army as professionally and smartly
drilled as any in the world today.
1t is one OF the patrols, under the
direction Of Maj. Gen. Sinilov, Mos
COW commandant, who are checking
on violations of regulations which
were instituted at the time the Red
Army was given shoulder straps In
January.
AS each violator Is seen, he Is
taken from the steady stream Of
pedestrian traffic along the street
and lined up in this slightly shel.
tered corner. Groups Of passersby
often stop to watch the proceedings.
1t involves the surrender of precious
documents. It usually also involves
arguments, although these are be-
coming fewer. There's plenty Of
back talk, too.
Each Case Interviewed.
When 8 or IL of these have been
collected, they are marched In order
to the nearest command station.
There each case is reviewed. II IL
is decided that discipline Is neces-
sary. then the unit to which the
soldier belongs Is notified. Tho
groups contain an amazing variety
of men and women soldiers and
officers of the Army, special troops
OF the NKVD 0etters stand for the
Russian name of the Peoples Com.
| missariat for Internal Affairs) and
militia.
Just now the emphasis appears to
be on saluting. Red Star, Army
organ, said yesterday that practice
has much improved this, but cau-
toned that 1t Is still insufnciently
precise and snappy.
The proper form Of salute, the
article explained, requires that q
junior officer or soldier draw him.
self up, when five PAGES away, then
turn his head and salute when at
three PAGES.
Other Army Rules.
In addition to saluting, however,
soldiers can be disciplined for ap-
pearing in unclean and impressed
uniforms. for wearing mixed sum-
mer and winter dress, for having
unpublished boots and buttons, for
wearing improper shoulder straps,
for carrying field bags or untidy
parcels. At least one was disciplined
for pushing other passengers in a
streetcar and another for jumping
on at front entrance, contrary to
regulations.
Women can be disciplined for
being barelegged or for wearing
slippers or sandals instead of boots
(Copyright, 1943. Chicago Daily News, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-07-03

WhAl, S:i5-BostoR Concert: Jesus Maria
Sanroma, Puerto Ritan pianist. is soIoist.
W0P. S:30-Hobby Lobby: Roland Young.
movie star and collector Of canes.
WMAl. 9:30-Spotshi Bands, AIylno Rsy's,
from Port Rueneme. CsIif.
w, t0:00-kiIlion Dollar Band: Bobby
sherwoods.
WT0p. 10:t5-Blus Ribbon Town: Veronica
Lake, from Camp PendIeion, Calf.
Evening star., 1943-07-03

1t: Alfonzo Davis. %, Omaha. Nebr. and
Berdyne Anderson, "a. 107 @ st. NV.
Leonard Watson, 3s. Camp Pickett, Va,
and Anna Coleman. -. Johnstown. Pa.
GLADYS Doster. %. 2aI K st. NV.
Elsie clayton. 2l, 32l NJ st. sv.
S Bertha d Ionols. re- e. 1883 + rloTida n sTs sRo
ne.
aysr 9sG5ss snd Ess eSsnsH: smsr e e. 4sns 1sTs
Fessenden st. NV.
uzy,ko %. both Of 1899 Massachuset;s
Carl Gross, %. BolNhs Field. and Eliza
beth Bamert, %, Kingston, Pa.
caF Bater S's sr q 4oe7 Mane's ~ s. ss and Helen
William Mills. .jr.:. 10. 14?1 Ridse pl. Sc,
and Ethel M. contcs. s. 1l01 9th st.
Robert Treacy. 81, Highland Falls. N. Y,
and Catherine Patrick, Is. 347a Hol-
wiIlsm Jones, Is, 1908 s9ndo st. nv,
Benjamin Rogers. 49, New York City. and
Francesca Andreescu, 81, 1901 23rd
caTman Palermo g. Fort Mysr; Va. and
RossPs Ge HSTaTd @ffne g. p go f - ah nN s. and
Herbert MCCULLOUGH. 2s. Army War COL
Ieee, fse,ov and q, Grace Roberts c6' 800 Long
Harold Wade, ia. Norfolk, Va. and Est.l-
Ia sclbaueh, IS. Takoma Park, Md.
joseph shsfye 1a S Los K7 and
Peas Roqson Alexs9drs coh.n Va
,,s both ust,..asr ., So e?nd so s. 81 ny.
Ad1s. ?ans shn7sy Mass e. NC Mcome aah mss G nv
Mary Bs!len. 81. 1890 New Hampshire
Dwight Hall, o5, 1919 10Th st NV, and
coburn Richardson. % Fort Myer Va,
and Dorothea Mills. rs. Silver Sprint,
1t, Joseph Bates. es, Trenton: n. J.. and
stanIey Detn Monsen 80 54.s cashedra
VIZ caaE and VI yiola sch,siner ee chieaso
1t W1Ilian Hod5en. soa'f0uss if ehic..o. and
AIea seda dresssood Gesss d. t Is Ansee snS Mar,
A vepth IS. both Of Of 2s!ss as sisdsnseaTs ssr
5 So 32ns e; sSo s ;5b sGf EFaqs:. sF Dous
rass4a s3d NS4,ss Sls:n. o'!s s. &f fin4,i i .Da
Helen ciapp. 20. 1921 Massashussts'
%.rsn Ssmfs ssnssv ss s!S s sh r.: ,P .1a
Wilbur Ga-enflo, 81. Boiling Field. and
Verla Williams. 81. 1437 Belmont st.
John De yaulz: i; 81, 1717 R. ST; NV.
Harmon Wren. IT, %. Davisville, r l..
and Edna Augustine. Is, Seat Pleasant.
Robert Russell. So Hotel Washington, and
Lois Turner. q. 80 St; nv
Jack Sterling. Al Hyattsville Md. and
Annabell Huffman. 2e. Dayton. Ohio.
George Baskerville. .36. 1879 18th st.
NV. and Evelyn Jones. "a, 464 Ridee
Robert Russell. 80. Los Angeles. and Mar
got Stevenson, 81, New York City.
Issued At Rockville.
Austin Edward Noonan "a, Mahoney City
Pa, and Mary Theresa Dunn. 81. Be-
thesda, Md.
Frank v Sherman. 1s, Washington. and
Betty Jane Stokes, II. Silver Spring
Md.
william Franklin Du Bois. jr.. 23 Silver
Spring. Md and Roberta Lee Evans, 10,
Washington.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

Old Mr.. Toad sat on top of the
old stump just inside the dear Old
Brier Patch watching Granny Fox
She was doing just as little as Mrs.
Peter had said, just hanging around.
She would go away for little while
and then she would come back. A
shrewd twinkle crept into Old Mrs.
Toad's eyes as he watched.
ut looks to me as if Granny has
something on her mind" said he to
himself. "Of course little Mrs. Peter
Is SO afraid of Granny that she
wait believe anything but bad Of
her She thinks Granny is hanging
around here for nothing but the
chance Of catching Peter. because
she knows that he is sick and so
cannot run. But if that was what
Granny has in mind she never would
keep in plain sight; she would hide.
I wish the. old lady would come
near enough for me to speak to her"
It seemed as If Old Granny Fox
must have known the wish of Old
Mr.. Toad, for just then she started
straight toward the old stump on
which he was sitting. OF course she
didn't know that he was anywhere
about. But the result was just as
If she had, for she kept right on
until she was Just on the edge of
the Old Brier Patch right In front
Of the old stump.
"How do you do. Granny Fox?
You look as II you might have
something on your mind" said Old
Old Mr.. Toad.
Granny jumped. She was startled,
for she had not suspected that any
one was near. She recognized old
Mr.. Toad's voice and looked every
where for him except In the right
place. You see she supposed that
Of course he was on the ground. Old
Mr.. Toad chuckled. i've gone up
n the world since you saw me last,
Evening star., 1943-07-03
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. ld,u, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, uait three tull days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

tatlkem naplahOcili, nadelall
nez jsem YAM takovy slusny We.
ma nachystali. A ty nejckon
tax = jen vypGjcit = a dial sc
nestaras. SAX ia vim, jak jste
hospodafili, jak Jarous hral, re
Ii kone prohral. Cele vGkolf vo
tom povidalo. = Pfuj! re sc
nestydfs,ta nechat muze spust
nout a nezabranis tomu! Vona
81 necha kone vodvfst!" - sta
ra sp1nala ruce a obracela oci
vzhGru.
Anda Sc dala do place; eco
jsem mela delat, maminko?"
"Neodmlouvej!" = okrikla
il matka, jake dokud byla An
dulka mala a mohla il pres IL
sta plesknout, kdy chtela. "No,
ia bych Sc ma to podivala, ably
mi vodvedli kone! Ii by jeli
re vrat,' ami by Sc nezastavili,
az ma navsi. A muzovi bych
povedela = nafackovala bych
mu, to bys videla!"
Anda Sc pri tie tragice musela
usmat, Jarous byl jake lamze-
lezo a ona prot nemu jake pu-
ticka. To by slo asi tezko.
Anda byla rada, kdyz Sc vra-
celia tchyne, re Dude konec ka-
zanf a oddechla 81. Vedela, ia
ky je mannheim zvyk i re jest
to vse jen z Pile, ale prece me-
la lftost a zGstala pc celou mat
cinu navstevu wanna a zamlkla.
Proc Sc nesmf k mamince pri-
tulit a Tici il: "Mam velikou sta
rost, maminko, spatne 81 stoji-
me, ale, re vim, jak Sc mnou
c1tite, je mi snaz." Takhle Sc
musela %pTemahat, tajit vse v
sobe, nesti sama svGj kT1z a de-
lat wesley oblicej.