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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

CARNATIONS throughout the coun-
try. This type OF event gives
commerce and industry new
form of competition. The event
was worn this year by the Com
mandcr Fur Dycing Corporation
team. consisting Of Robert Chat.
kin, Jacob Berson and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Cohen, all of Brook.
Ign. N. Y.
Here is one Of the interesting
hands | watched during the con-
test, demonstrating that a gooo
player does not complain about
bad brcaks-he provides against
them. Declarcr ruffed the first
trick. then cashed the ace OF
diamonds and ruffed the deuce
Of diamonds in dummy, with the
three Of hearts. AT this point he
must lead a heart and take .
finessc. Next the ten of dia-
monds must be led and trumped
in dummy with the eight OF
hearts. Even though East over
ruffS. he cannot gain another
trick. as the dcclarcr' ace will
pick up his last trump.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

time how that little tyke was
getting along. whom we had
just seen crawling along the de-
stroyer's deck stark naked, on an
adventure all his own.
THE MINOR LEAGUE
Young Douglas Croft, who
played Jimmy Cagney as small
boy in yankee Doodle Dandy"
and Gary Cooper as the Lou
Gehrig Of the sand lots in
Pride of the Yankees" and
Jackie Butch" Jenkins, who
steals THE Human Comedy"
are other threats from the minor
league.
Also much in demand right
now are Christopher Severn and
Clare Sanders, the children OF
Mrs. Miniver," and Daryl
Hickman, who was Bob Young's
son in Joe Smith, American"
And Paramount can hardly wait
for Carolyn Lee. the little thief
Of Virginia" and Honeymoon
in Bali" to return from leave OF
absence.
We can already envision an
Academy Dinner attended ex-
clusively by Riddles at which
those who receive the Oscars ac-
tually respond with Go" and
those who look on murmur ad-
miringly, "Ga-ga'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

ment in the near future. In add
ton to Typical Housewife Crow
lie, Brown has asked farm lobby
leaders Ed O'Neal and Jim Pat
ton to nominate typical farm
ers" TO sit in OPA councils, may
be TO be joined later by typical
storckeepers and other such typ
icals, all of whom would try to
keep price and rationing proceed
ure from going haywire.
COOKBOOK NOTE
A couple of months ago, the
Army announced il was publish
ing The Dehydrated Foods
Cooking Manual, the fir t
American cookbook to deal ex-
clusively with recipes for pre-
pairing dehydrated foods-ap-
Piles, beets. cabbage, eggs, milk,
potatoes, etc.-and even how to
make them into pies, cakes and
buildings. The text was prepared
by the Quartermaster Corps,
but before any copies of the
book got out, all were recalled
and presumably d c s t roye d..
Seems they forgot to edit the
book very carefully and were
afraid someone might get bel
lyache as result of Topographic
cal error. But the book will
eventually be issued, with multi
pie divisions.
The idea OF priority airmail'
probably won't get any place. II
has been proposed to tighten the
airmail ovcrburden now thrown
on the commercial airlineS. the
suggestion being based on Civ
ing preferential handling to
news matter, war business pa
pers, bank communications and
rush government official mail,
possibly designating the priority
mail by an extra stamp for which
there would be an extra charge.
But postal authorities are against
it. What they fear is that every
one would want the priority air
mail service, so they'd be right
back in the jam they started
from.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
ny PETER EDISON

ID II EN LDoON
Office of Price Administrators
Prentiss M. Browns typical
housewife" is having political
brickbats thrown at her already.
Said Republican Senator Harlan
John Bushfield of Miller, S.
Oak, know her. She's from my
state, and il she ever lost her
can opener she'd be paralyzed.
She used TO be Democratic ma
tional committeewoman."
Crack ed back Democratic
Senator Scott w. Lucas of Ha-
vana, H.. IF she'd been Re-
publican national committee
woman suppose she'd have
been all right"
The lady in question is Mrs.
Philip Crowlie of Huron, S.
Oak, who was brought into the
OPA to review all price and ra-
tioning orders and make sure
that they made sense and could
be understood by the average
woman In bringing Mrs. Cowlie
into the OPA setup. however,
Administrator Brown went out
of his way to present her as the
typical housewife and nothing
more.
Mrs. Crowlie used to sign her
name Leone Crowlic. OPA was
afraid that might identify her
with Leo Crowley, alien prop
erty custodian. therefore sug-
geSted she start using her hus-
bands given name Of Philip.
Price Administrator Brow n
has indicated to the Senate Az
riculture Committee that he will
enlarge his Typical depart
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
. SO THEY SAY

| was warned that would
find strong spirit of ISOLATION
ism throughout the country.
only found that people we're an
xious TO learn about the British
war effort. Sure they we're
critical Of the British and a To-.
of other Things. SO much so that
I felt I was in Wales. There is
no real isolationism, in this
country. II is only an artificial
isolationism."
Jack Jones. Welsh coal miner
who toured u. S.
Much heavy and hard fighting
still lies ahead for British and
American forces I'm Africa).
Winston Churchill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
NOT EVEN TALLY-HO

CHICAGO - Two bIue-COatcd
policemen, without benefit Of
hounds or horses, went on a fox
hunt on the northwest side.
They chased the fox through
yards. down gangways and over
fences. AS they rested in the rear
of a yard, the fox sncaked out
into an adjoining yard
The poor thing didn't have
a chance" said Policeman Phil
lip Lauth after he shot the fox.
I'VE should have worn red
coats"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
GIN RUMMY QUIZ

What is a good rule 10 re.
member about the amount OF
"deadwood' in your hand?
A. The more draws that have
been made, the smaller your
"dcadWood' count should be.
That is because the more draws,
tho more chance your opponent
has had to improve his hand.
O. What are the chances
against drawing a four or lower
card?
A. About two TO one.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
TWO-CHAIR CRISIS

HOLLISTER, Mo. - Most
pressing problem before the city
council of this Ozark mountain
village:
How TO reopen the towns
two-chair barber shop, since all
BARRIERS hereabouts have depart
cd for war plants.
One complaining villager told
the council.
I'VE shouldn't have to choose
between long hair or permitting
our craniums TO be weighted
down with milk crooks while
our wives trim our hair"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
McKElNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM T.. MCKINNEY
America's Card Authority

"A new event was inaugurated
in the Eastern States Tourna.
ment this year, the commercial
team-of-four. + n National
Surety Corporation presented
the league with a trophy that
will be competed for annually
in this event. Seventeen teams
were entered this year.
Bridge is now a part of the
activity Of many Of our big or
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

LOS ANGELES - An ambu-
lance collided with a street car
and overturned.
The driver, aided by specta-
tors, quickly righted the ambu-
lance, hastily inspected the pa
ticnt inside - then the machine
went screaming on its way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
KITTY CAPERS

BLOOMINGTON. Ilt&A cats
curiosity was credited by Mrs.
Frank Riegger with saving her
home from fire.
The cat yelled each time
sparks from short circuit in
an electric light cord under the
davenport m d e popping
sound. Finally Mrs. Riegger in
vestigated, discovered fire. The
blaze was extinguished and the
cat went TO sleep - under the
davenport.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
BLOOD AND THUNDER

DAOOD HAND III 0ANDER
In the fiction field we get this
week the following: Intrigue, y
by Eric Amber (Knopf: S295,
an omnibus of four of this au-
thor's thrillers. Ambler's best
are contained herein, which
should be enough said.
Garden City Publishing Co,
has produced a swell book con-
tanning THE Greatest Stories of
All Time" These, as selected by
w. Somerset Vaughan, run the
gamut from Sir Walter Scott to
Ernest Hemingway, and contain
such old standbys as The Gold
Bug and Ring Lardner's fun
ny-bone ticker. Haircut" You
can pick out plenty of your old
favorites from this one.
Death of Saboteur," by Hull
bert Footner (Harper e. Bros :
S2). is a mystery novel solved by
a bland and brilliant Lee Map
pin, working for Uncle Sam.
Russian exile is shot and Map
pin takes the case. The reader
may count suspects on one hand
and still not guess who dunnit.
From Bird Cage TO Battle
Plane" the history Of the Raj,
traces British military flying
from the first bird cage" flight
G. British soil through both
World Wars. Author Ralph Mi
chaelis of the Royal Air Force
knows that whereof he speaks
he served in both conflicts. He
tells lot about the present con-
flict we didn't know. (Crowell:
$2.75).
RETREAT, BUT NOT DEFEAT
There's even drama in retreat
of an army. as we'll as hardships
and plenty Of diSappointments.
In Retreat With StillWell,"
written by Jack Belden (Knopf:
$3), you get it all in one dose.
This correspondent, who lived
in China for years until he be-
came almost a native has por-
trayed this epic Of the Battle Of
Burma in no uncertain manner.
He calls spade spade, GEN.
sures the British, our own STRAIT
egg in that heater. and in gen
eral berates the plumbers that
should have been foreseen and
avoided.
Belden was with Chang Kai-
Shek's army until it reached
Rangoon and then teamed up
with General Stillwell. The lat
ter's retreat through the jungles
of Burma with his tattered armv
composed Of Chinese, Indians, a
few natives, and a smattering OF
Americans and British is a heart
touching story.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
NO AMATEURS. PLEASE.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - A
new bill introduced in the state
house of representatives pro-
vides:
No one could be elected gov
ernor unless he has served
term in the legislature.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
AN UGLY WORD

Absenteeisn hos come to have ugly oonnototions
because most discussion has concerned wiIful mex
cusobIe failure to report for work - Monday morn
ing hangover |oziness, dsnterest, pique, general r-
responsibility
These the causes Of much obsenteesm, and
they deserve all the harsh things that have been sold
about Them Whether they account for quorter q
third holt or two-thirds Of the 423 900 900 man.
days lost lost year through obsenteesm nobody
knows The best available information suggests thot
considerably more than half Of oil obsenteeism is
due to causes for which the nation and the comn1un-
ity are to blame rather than individuals
Inadequate housing in war boom communities,
requiring long, orduous dolly trovel often in over
crowded trains and Buses on top Of overtime work.
may we'll be the most important cause Of absentee
iep
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
THE FARM FRONT

DENVER - Frank Mannix,
intent on yanking boulder
from his garden. lay sprawled
on the ground, tugging with all
his might
A car backed down a drive
way next the garden - fractur-
ing his leg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

This combination Of evils promotes overfotique
and sickness. It interferes with normal home life,
thereby inurin9 morale. It prevents workers - many
OF them women who ore trying to keep homes going
outside factory hours - from doing necessary shop
ping when stores open from working in victory
gardens, and from taking in the movies
Probably, in the hectic driye for ever-increosno
production with on everessenne force Of occustom-
ed workers. it will not be possible to eliminate all Of
these causes Of obsenteeism
Obviously sholI NOT be obIe to provide hous-
ing SO that oil workers can live near their factories
Ut will be difficult, if not impossible TO supply suf-
ticient transportation everywhere to do owoy with
overcrowdn9 in rush hours.
a certain amount Of reshuffIno Of personnel
might reduce the burden Of available housno and
transit lines. Stores and recreotono facilities moht
orange to be open at the hours when workers can
do their shopping.
II there is labor boarding. which leads workers
to dsbelieve the existence Of monpower shortooe
50 thot they no harm in taking day off when
they see it, the Monpower Commission should esob-
sh the focts ond set free surplus workers wherever
they ore found.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
High|ights from
The Latest Books

Quint Reynolds is as exciting
in his Dress Rehearsal as he
has been in all his writings from
the various fronts. This story
deals with preparations that led
to, and the actual raid on dep
pc. You close the book with the
thought that that attack on the
French coast was one grand pre-
paratiOn for the huge-sale inva-
sion to come marking the open
ing of the second front.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

Veliki mas predsednik Lin
coin je dejal: "Nobeno vprasa-
njze nj reseno, dokler nj reseno
prav."
PRAY tako je tudi slovensko
vprasanje. Da bo pa reseno
prav, moramo ameriski drzay-
ljani slovenskega rodu krepko
poseci v njegovo resevanje Sa-
mo toliko DO prav reseno, koli-
kor bono k temu pomagali sa-
mi, najprej mi tukaj Ameriki
med vojno, po vojni pa narod
sam donna.
Zato delajmo, govorimo, pisi.
mo najprej sami o nasem naro.
du, potem bodo pa tudi .drugi
Mi moramo delati, nasa vlada
nam DO pa pomagala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

bila ustanovljena po koncu voj-
ne. Italijanske policijske cete SO
zdaj sestavljene iz napolitan-
cev, zloglasnih po syoji kruto-
sti.
Y goratem ozemlju, XII je BIZ
10 po nastopu novega reda pri-
kljuceno "Neodvisni Hrvaski',
vlada kaoticna zmesnjava v po-
gledu prehrane. Ljudstvo dobi-
va lie toliko kruha in druge hra-
ne, da "a las uide smrti cd la
kote. LIE v majhni pescici obal-
nih otokov, kjer administracija
nj v laskih ali hrvaskih rokah,
temvec pod upravo domacih or
ganizacij, je bilo uvedeno pra-
vieno razdeljevanje zivil.
Obupni polozaj prehrane je
zakrivila bolj kot vse drugo
konfiskaeija ribiskih bark in
tudi najmanjsih eolnov. lie en-
krat ma teden obstoji zdaj I'VE
"a med razlicnimf pristanisei
Jadranskega morja, a mesecu
novembru so vozili Sc stirikrat
ma teden. Toda tudi ako hi bilo
Sc dovolj prevoznih sredstev ma
razpolago, b. Italijani prav "a
gotovo ne dajali Dalmatincem
dovoljenja "a. jadranje; proved
je bilo takih, ko SO pref posku-
Sail ma ia naein ubezati.
Odkar je prekinjenja postna
zveza z drugimi dezelami, je
Dalmacija izolirana, toda vse
memo prebivalstvo v svojih do
movih napeto caka ma odlocilno
uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15
s+rosne izgube srb-
skego norodo

- Jugoslovanska vlada iz-
gnanstvu je izjavila dodatno k
western O nedavnih pokoljih v
SrbiJi, pokoljih. XII SO povzroei-
Ii V teku treh dni 4,3OO zrtev V
Beogradu, da je italijanski 60
werner crnogorskega ozemlja
pred kratkem V privatnem raz-
govoru cenil stevilo Srbov, ubi-
tih cd zacetka okupacije sem
ma $4,000.
Eden izmed predstavnikov
jugoslovanske Wade je povedal,
da je v Jugoslaviji nastopil nov
izbruh najstrasnejsega terorja !;
Nemci groze S "popolnim uni
eenjem celokupnega prebival-
stva" ako bi odpor ne prenehal.
Porocila, XII jih je dobila :ju-
goslovanska vlada v Londonu,
dokazujejo, da je bilo teku le-
ia l943, samo v Beogradu ubi-
tih $1,000 oseb.
Agent nemske Gestape, XII SO
ma celu tej novi kampanji umo-
rov, love in zapirajo vse one,
ma katere pade najmanisa sum-
MIA, da podpirajo partizane. Po-
roeevalec je dodal, da sledi il
naJnovejsih poroeil prispelih V
London naslednje:
"Hotec strahovati prebival-
stvo zasedene Srbije, sovraznik
kar brez prestanka in nacrto-
ma unicuje vodilne sloje prebi-
valstva in to svoje zverinsko
postopanje oznacuje kot repre-
salije "a napade ma nemske vo-
jake.
/. V 4 dneh cd 9. do 13. decem-
bra, SO polovili v Beogradu vec
cd 5000 oseb in jih obtozili,
bodisi da pomagajo, bodisi da
simpatizirajo s partizani.
Trde, da je bilo ma predve-
Ger Bozica ustreljenih 300 oseb,
ma Bozic sam pa 1900, a par
dni pozneje Sc novih 900.
Predstavnik jugoslovanske
Wade je izjavil, da agenti Ge-
stape kar ma slepo love liudi v
Javnih krajih in tudi po privat-
nlh stanovanjih. TIE zrtve pobi-
JaJo brez vsake sodbe, ako ina
10 le najmanjsi povod "a sum-.
MO, da pripadajo partizanskiI
podtalni organizaciji.
Prav verjetno je, da je nem-
SKI komandant V Srbiji lie "a
Gel l7T'rsevati svojo groznjo, daI
Oh dai "a vsako posamezno sa-
BOTANIC dejanje ustreliti DO 1OOI
srbskih talcev.
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IL eosopisio pod nem-
sko kontroIo

"Graniear" prinasa dne 5.
decembra dolg uvodni clanek, il
katerega navajamo naslednji
zanimiv odstavek:
"Pri mas. Sc nahajajo med
partizani ponajvee intelektualci,
zdravniki, advokati, drugi izo-
brazenci~in dijaki, XII svojih stu
dij Sc MISC dokoneah. Kmetje,
XII pomagajo partizanom kop-
ljejo sami svoj lastni grob in
bodo uniceni. Ponovno poziva-
mo, kmeeko prebivalstvo, da
vstopi nase organizacije in
pomaga drzavi v njeni aktivni
bcrbi proti partizanom."
"Havasofi" poroca iz Sofije:
Protokal, katerim Sc podaljsa
trgovski sporazum med Bolga-
RHO in Hrvasko "a novih sest
mesecev, je bill podpisan v boil
garskem ministrstvu zunaniih
zadev po Yeednevnih pogaja-
njih.
Die Tat prinasa dne Is.
decembra obvestilo, da je zaee-
10 obratovati Mariboru veiiko
lndustrijsko podjetje "a vojne
svrhe.
(Natancen znacaj podjetja nj
naveden; mnogo je vesti TEN,
da so Nemci koncentrirali Ste
Wine izsejene industrije v
Gradcu, Marlboro in cello v Ce-
! lju - JIC).
Prometne razmere ma Hrvaskem
%"Hrvaski list pise dne 5. de-
cembra: "V pojasnjenje prene-
hanja zelezniskega prometa "a
potnike CD opozarjamo ma to,
da bl bilo ogromno stevilo pot
nlkov ustvarilo potrebo "a pre-
vellk aparat "a kontrolo; naert
Je bill neizvedljiv, tako v pogle-
du placevanja potniskih kart.
kakor IL razlicnih drugih razlo-
gov.
vrhu tega pa SO vago-
nj neobhodno potrebni "a druee
drzavne posle, XII SO Sc boil yaz-
nj. Y vagonih, prikljueeni k yo-
Jaskim vlakom, bodo, mogIe no.
toyati lie take civilne osebe. Ii
dobe posebno in osebno poobla-
stllo cd ministra "a notranie
zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15
Boii V JugosIoviiiii
Zracni napadi OsiSea

A 01Hl ALnH00A VSAoI"
LONDON, 7. februarja (ON-
AZ - Pc par dnem miru, po-
vzrocenih najbrze po slabem
vremenu, Sc je letalstvo osisea
v Jugoslaviji zopet zgibalo in
nadaljevalo unieevanje posto-
jank v rokah uporniskih sill.
Bombardiran je bill kraj Milo
ljevac, kjer je naletela ena IL
med vojaskih kolon osisca ma
tako hud oborozen odpor, da .je
bilo memo prodiranje ustavlje-
no.
Pretekli teden so porocali O
hudem odporu partizanskih sku-
pin proti nemskim in ustaskim
cetam v Gorskem Kotaru ne
posredni blizini samega zagre-
ba. Ustasi so tam polovili 191
oseb zaradi napada ma zeleznis-
ko progo V blizini Tutinca.
Rektor, podrektor in IS pro-
fesorjev zagrebske universe ie
izgubilo svoja mesta zaradi svo-
je naklonjenosti do zaveznikov
Odpor v Dalmaciji
JERUzALEM, s. februarja,
(ONA) - Jugoslovanska OBJ
morska provinca Dalmacija, je
zdaj hermeticno odrezana cd
svojega zaledja in sploh Cd vse
Europe; Italiiani namrec zele
da uporno prebivalstvo teh kra-
jew ne 1--we nieesar o dogodkih,
XII pretresajo svet.
Privatne vesti iz notranjosti
Jugoslavije razodevajo, da je
prebivalstvo tega ozkega pasu
ozemlja, XII je preko Jadran-
skega morja obrnjeno proti l.
taliji, zelo zagrenilo zivljenje j.
talijanskim zasedbenim eetam.
Ko so Sc bile razsirile novice O
ruskih zmagah in o angleskem
napredovanju Tripolitaniji, so
izbruhnile navdusene demon
stracije.
Zdaj je prehod IL kraja v
kraj prepovedan. Radio apara-
te SO pobrai in Italijani so vse,
kar Sc je lie dalo ukreniti, da Sc
prepreei prihod in sirjenje do
brih movie liz razlienih bojisc, z
vso strogostjo izvedli. Use I'VE
re ostalim italijanskim ozem-
ljem in tudi zveze dalmatinskih
mess med seboj so omejene ma
najpotrebnejse.
Ioda klJub Vsem tenn napO-
rom ljudstvo vendar I'VE "a vse,
kar Sc zgodi v sirokem svetu.
Ako lie en- sam Splican poslusa
radio London pomocjo svoje-
ga skritega radio aparata, bo
zanesljivo vseh 10000 ali vec
prebivalcev dalmatinske presto
lice obvesceno 0 novicah predno
napoci zora.
Lasko vojastvo je v vseh O.
zirih previdno. v Splitu so oko-
Ii garnizijske vojasniee zgradili
l1locne utrdbe. Italijanski voja-
XII in eastniki imajo najstrozja
navodila, da 2 domacim prebi-
valstvom ne smejo imeti nobe-
nih stlkov. Izven mesta je ce-
sto cuti pokanje pusk. Tam
partizani nadaljujejo svojo bor-
DO; proti osvojevalcu.
Italijani SO pozgali do tai ve-
cino bliznjih vasi, da bi poveca-
| Ii varnost svoje posadke. Zara-
di neupogljive borbenosti Dal-
macije SO Italijani zdai popol-
noma prenehali goyoriti O svoji
"svobodni Dalrnaciji', XII maj bi
:.
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SkRAT

L. nekega romano: "Ker so
pri mrlicu nasli dolg krvav noz,
je bilo jasno, da Sc je sam u
strelil."
Clovek je po navadi velik pri-
jatej nedoiznosti - posebno ce
je nedoEnost stara sestnajst ali
sedemnajst let.
L. romano: ~ emo roko Sc je
drzal nesreenez mad vodo, z dru-
go pa je krical ma pomoc."
!, Neka lepa gospa, XII hi bila
rada vedno mlada, je prisla O.
biskat S svojim simon slavne-
ga pisatelja, katerem je bio
znano, da sc nj mnogo brigal "a
manire.
"Koliko ste starr, gospa?" jo
je vprasal.
"Osem in dvajset," je odgo-
vorila. -,
"Koliko ste pa vi, gospod?'
emo leto sem starejsi cd
matere," je odvrnil sin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

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