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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Handicapped Youth
Looking for Work

War Problem Clinic:
l have a nephew who will be
is in June
IIc IS very anxious 20 get some
sort Of work since ne viii no. be
able to 60 into the army because
he s handicapped
Can YOU tell me where he could
90 Tor work. I have heard oil
places that endeaVor 10 find Work
for these handicapped people.
MRS. r. II. :.
Dear Mrs. X. II. s.:
Your nephew may consult MIR.
Cuthbertson OF the L. =. En-
ployment Service or call the
Detroit League for the Handi-
capped, Third Floor. krolit
Building. 3l6 f.. Jefferson, teie-
phone Randolph 1910, Mrs. Mel
son W. Mccormick, director
am quoting from the Direc-
tory OF Social Agencies informa-
ton about the League for the
Handicapped;
Operated by the Junior
League of Detroit, Inc. Aims
to make available for the adult
handicapped OF Detroit (blind'
deaf, crippled. etc. all of the
existing resources OF social serN-
ice. to create such new activities
as NAV he necessary to meet
the special needs OF this group.
and TO give expert advice and
assistance tn the handicapped
and 10 the cooperating agencies
i'm the community.
The primary purpose i 10
provide employment for home
bound handicapped poop lie
through the operation Of a
manufacturing business, chair
Gaming and print and letter shop.
A limited number Of handi-
capped persons are employed in
the sheltered workshop at the
above address.
"The League cO-operatcd with
the state Rehabilitation and
Placement Bureau and the I. =.
Employment Bureau In making
outside placements OF handi-
capped people.
1.-THE products Of the handi-
capped are marketed through
the Junior League shop. 1880
Washington boulevard. the Jun
Tor League Little shop. 1924
Kercheval: through department
stores, hospitals and factories
and the NeedlewOrk Guild.
Junior League members serve
as chairmen Of various depart
ments OF the League for the
\ Handicapped. assist Mt both
shops, provide motor corps serN-
ice. transcribe Braille.
Member Of the Council OF
Social Agencies and partici-
pant In the Community Fund. y
MISS ELNA FORNCROOk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
10 Men Adrift Week
In Scientific Test

NEW YORK, June % (INS)
Reactions of 10 army fliers who
have been floating on two rubber
life RATS in the Gulf of Mexico
for the past week in the interests
of scientific research will he re-
lated by the men themselves in
an NBC broadcast this Sunday
afternoon at $50, it was an
nounced today.
The 10 men were cast adrift in
the Gulf, Sunday. June 20. They
have been SubSisting on food from
the army's life raft kit and such
fish as they could manage 10
catch. Their story will be on the
Army Hour" program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Heiress Doris Duke
Gets Laboratory Job

CHAPEL IT'LL. y C.. June 70
INSl-MrS Doris Duke Crom-
well. one Of the wealthiest women
IN the world, reported for work
~ a University of North Carolina
laboratory at S o'clock this morn
me. intent on doing 10 hours
work as research assistant
Mrs Cromwell began working
AZ the college last Wednesday and
rs putting IN 10 hours IN me
laboratory each DAY doing work
on the prevention of tropical dis
naSCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Wife OF III Man
Cites Child Problem

War Problem Clinic:
am expecting my\ffth baby
and am wondering what would be
the best thing 10 do for him. /
am seriously thinking Of arrang-
INK for ms adoption by lady
,Who.T know viii he able 10 give
him INC Wings that / can { now
or even later on
My husband is in poor health
with a heart condition that Will
get worse later on lie had an
attack last fall and was unable
10 work for about three months.
~ / had 10 get work AZ a factory
where ! stayed until ] had 10 take
\ leave ~ absence.
Ny husband trie' ~ get FAC
tory work. but Wa irned down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions have
been answered by Fighting Mans
Friend:
MISS L. NJ: VIII YOU please
inform me of the requirements a
woman needs 10 fulfill to join the
Ferry Command, also the nearest
recruiting booth or station?
A-Women who wish To enroll
in this program must first write
10 the Women's Flying Training
Program. AAF Flying Training
Command. Fort Worth, Ten,
giving full particulars a. In
their education and business and
flying background. Present re-
quirements are at least 35
hours on light planes, good
health. between u and 81
years old, and the equivalent of
high school education.
MRS. y. H.: My son is in the
Army Air Corps and was stationed
until recently in Florida. He sent
us a telegram saying he was
beng transferred and not 10 write
until | got news from him.
haven't heard from him for a
month and am worried. Can you
/ tell me where 10 write?
A-YOu should write TO him
at his last known address and
mark please Forward" on the
envelope. 1t Is possible he has
not yet received a permanent
enough new address To advise
you. II YOU do not hear from
him in reasonable time YOU
might solicit the aid of the
Home Service Division, Ameri-
can Red Cross, $40 W. Lafayette.
MRS. f.. w: My husband and
have been separated since 1873
but not divorced. Since our sepa
ration he has lived with another
woman and they have Severa
childrrn-If-h e-lS-ealled Int
service would / he entitled Il
some kind of allotment?
Ali YOU are still his wife
YOU will he entitled to an allot-
ment.
MISS D. NJ w: @ VIII yol
advise me where 10 obtain a BLANK
10 mail my boy friend for hl'
blood test? Also, is II acceptable
in Michigan if its taken by ar
army doctor in New Jersey?
A-No formal Michigan blank
+ is necessary. The doctor eN-
aiming the man can supply
the necessary form. IL il proper
for him TO he examined I'm New
Jersey. just so the license is oh
tanned within 80 days of the
date the test was made.
MRS. +. p. Q have bo!
in the marines who has Splna
meningitis. He has been home
on A furlouCh. When he goe
back 10 the hospital. Will the!
send him into training right ava.
and viii he ever 90 overseas?
A-Whether he will he re-
leased from the hospital for
training depends, Of course.
upon his physical condition AS
determined by physicians. The
same applies concerning his
, being sent overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Chinese Translation
OF U.S.. Encyclopedia

CHICAGO. June 26 ms
Encyclopedia Britannica will be
translated from English into its
first foreign language-Chinese--
in the next two years, the pub
fishers of the l75.year-old publica-
ton announced today.
Britannica consists OF "A vol
umes totalng 81 million words.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

But this condition does not wait
for war before 1t manIteStS IT.
self There are many young
people. like the one described I'M
the following letter. who veil
never be able 10 carry guns be-
cause of handicapS.
The role of these people as self
supporting citizens IN society is
a problem which, in many cases.
is not easy for the individual
TO solve. Miss Flva Forncrook
executive secretary OF the Con-
Sultation Bureau OF Detroit. tells
of the opportunities that are
offered 10 the Handicapped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Huqe Meteor Falls in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. June % NNS)
One of the largest metcorlteS
ever 10 fall on the American con-
tincnt, measuring 1872 feet by ia
feet by as feet. was revealed to-
day TO have fallen in the state of
JalisOco. Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

SO that means he has 10 take
anything he can get, and right
now he is working al job that
is outside, and every time II rains,
ne has 10 stay AT home.
| don't have the money 20 pay
the hospital and he has only been
10 work about "A month or so. But
every cent goes for bills that We
owe and for food 10 eat.
! have known this lady who is
thinking Of adopting my baby for
a long time. and she has every
thing to give a child. l know
that my family viii not approve
of this. but what can ! do
MRS. {. l.. II.
Dear Mrs. {. J.. H.:
May l suggest that YOU dis
cusS the whole question of your
fifth baby's future and your
family'S financial problem with
the social worker in your COM
-.,,t.fiitt.-G sii at-tiie community
Fund office in the Calvin The
alter Building in Michigan ave-
nue.. Dearborn. There are many
other possibilities of handling
your situation before you decide
on placing your baby in adop-
ton. Find ont what they are
before YOU take this step.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY,
family and child welfare secre-
tary of the Council of Social
Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Future Navy Policy
Topic al Luncheon

"Tomorrow's Naval Policy" viii
he discussed by Arthur {. Sull-
van. executive vice president of
the Navy League Of The United
States IN Michigan, at a luncheon
IN the Old Wayne Club. Tuesday.
Sullivan is commander Of the
Boston chapter, Military Order Of
the World War. and active in
various army and navy organlza-
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

ment for advice as 60 finding
your husband.
EDWARD POkORNY,
Wayne County Friend of Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
State Park Attendance
Off Is Pct. This Year

LANSING, June % (UP)-At-
tendance at Michigan's state
parks fell off 7S per cent during
the first six weeks since opening
on May 80 as compared with a
corresponding period for last YEA
il was revealed today by WI
Kingscott, director of the con-
servation departments park di-
vision.
Kingscott said that only 243,000
people have visited the parks this
year as compared with 1.ll0,000
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign Your name
and address. although no
names will be published but
VIII be held in StriCtcSt con-
fdence. Do NOT write dI-
rcctlv 10 members Of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James l.. Chcnot
Edward PokOrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, :. j.
Fred VI. ButZel
Dr. Robert G.. Foster
Dr. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Elva VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene T.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'NeiIl
Walter II. r. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
War Problem Clinic
Era of Aid to Handicapped
viii Open With End of War

war. occupaona therapy may rank as one OF
important BRANCHES Of the rehabilitation program Tor
6ghtng who return with handcaps
Men may have given up hope of ever making hvnG
again and brighter pcrspectyes on life by
learning 10 do new work with their hands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Sonotone OF Detroit
I1l2Book Bldg. Cadillac i545

r. J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Dress up Your dining room with
this magnificent suite of excep-
tional quality. Expertly built Of
richly matched walnut veneers
and other cabinet woods. In.
cludes the massive buffet, large
Axtension table and s uphol-
sNered c air :. including host
chair.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE, coloret over AS no children
on farm, nearby Md, for general farming
Wife to do housework. Must be experienced
and reliable. Furnished house. good SAL
srs. a., csil at 1921 eth st. NV. Phone
COUPLE, white or colored: take full charae
new, modern suburban home: one in
family salary open; references Falls
Church "155
COUPLE. white. Janitor and maid, for
small rooming house; good apt. salary
500 mo. to start: permanent; give ex-
perience and references. Box 6s-M. Star.
COUPLE, chauffeur. gardener, cook, gen
eral housework; 1--we in: July Is TO Sept.
DISHWASHER. full or part time. 4Oc per
hour. plus extras Barnhart's. $50 Conn.
STENOGRAPHER BOOK
keeper. Steady position. Box
42O-M, Star.
DRUG CLERKS, good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week. vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store. or at
employment department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BUILDING REMODELING, REPAIRING
carpenter, 1900 T ST. NV. MI 05SS "a
BEGINNING THIS DATE WILL NO
longer be responsible for debts incurred by
any one other than myself CLIFFORD c
SIMPSON, 63l Pa. ave. NV. Washing
ION. D. c.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
MEN FOR FRUIT STORE,

ReHabIe and honest. pleasant work 2OO1
BladenSbCrs rd ne, near N. Y. ave.
Gas Station Attendants
(2l. colored: fabrication man; good paw.
FeatherStone Service Station, 1908 New
jersey ave NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-06

Light colored experienced. full time;
steady, meals good paw. East Capitol
Pharmacy, Sth and East Capitol. Ii
Evening star., 1943-07-06
$500 WEEK FOR
COLORED HELPER,

With overtime for industrious. willing
worker Essential work; advancement.
steady for duration and after. NO HEAVY
WORK. Apply at once, Room 306, 1927
Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
RENTAL MANAGER

Experienced rental department girl to
take complete charge of department. EX
cellent opportunity for some one not now
using their abilities to best ADVANTAGE
Good starting salary, depending on ex-
pertence. ONCE hours 9:3O to $50. u day
Sat. Typine essential Call for appoint
ment. Frederick w. Berens, Inc. 1927
K st. W MA k214
Evening star., 1943-07-06

POSTING CLERK, must be
good typist. age between 81
and 35; 5-day week; salary,
$50, increase after 6 months
if work is satisfactory. Ap-
ply between 9 and II noon at
1858 3lSt st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR.
Good hours ard oooJ fnth
Evening star., 1943-07-06
S65.OO WEEK

And expenses with good opportunity for
advancement, for reliable white man with
car or light truck in good operating con-
Lltion. Man with spray painting expert
ence preferred, Essential fireproof1ne work
Steady for duration and after. Apply at
once. Room 3o6, 421 Eye st. NV. MA. 630S.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
HELP WOMEN (cont. }

sTENOGRAPHER,. experienced, permanent
position, good salary. hours and working
state age and ausiincstions. BOX 1851.
TELEPHONE oPERAToR-typist. 2I to a6;
pn Mrs. xee Was ssss' co
1918 You st. NV.
TYPIsT CLERK 2l to 35,. part time, ] to
pm su,IS. RSermanent s,n1t. apply To- Mrs. rs
WAITRESS, colored. over 2l yrs. old. Ex-
perience and d refs efso Sam Lunch, 1928 H
WAITREssEs. experienced; good lob. good
money; no Sundays. Capitol Cafe. 1908
Penn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced, wanted con-
yenient hours, very good pay; apply Stan
ford's seafood Restaurant. llth and Maine
MATTRESSES. white. full time and, part
time; experienced preferred. Apply at
sVe sRee NV Pu01s15s W. a5ss 5hsss''ur"n' sao' Conn
wA1TRtssFfs xaHss esf ADJ tol Sesa eF part time good
uniforms; good tips. The Covered Wagon.
not necessary. Ambassador Laundry. 1928
WOMAN. white or colored. kitchen work.
Apply Mother Froman's. 1l0S 9th st. NV.
WIN EN- wanted 10 assist IN completing
partially written detective story Woman
| resident of Washington preferred. Spare
time work basis Percentage of royalties
Reply indicating previous writing expert
ence. Box 460-M, Star
YOUNG LADIES, IL to "a, not doing de-
Tense work free to travel, Fl..ida TO
California and return. representing pub
fishers. Transportation, drawing account,
good paw to start. permanent: chance for
advancement. See Miss Weaver, Tues. or
Wed. Senate Hotel.
TWO colored women for kitchen work APP
ply 1908 You st. NV. Miss Wynn.
WANTED, young lady, clerk in dry clean
ing branch store; will teach system,
pleasant work, good salary. 2OOl ] st St n W
CLERICAL WORKER,
For permanent position, knowledge OF typ
ing necessary. Phone EN-. O2O0
UNDERWOOD x UNDERWOOD
Evening star., 1943-07-06


Pass Pass
Vests second diamond bid was
not good, and it should have given
South valuable clue in his play
OF the four-s spade contract.
The opening lead was the heart
ten. Declarer won and returned
the spade queen. East won, cashed
the heart king, then led the queen
Declarer ruffed and now, despite
East's club bid. had no choice but
to try the club finesse When it
lost mot unnaturallyD he was help
less, since he still had to concede a
diamond trick
Better reading of the bidding
would have made the four-spade
contract laydown after the open
ing heart lead Declarers first
play. after taking the heart ace,
should have been the diamond
ace. Then trump lead would
have set the stage for the big scene
East, in with the trump ace, could
only return the king and queen of
hearts. Declarer would follow to
the king and make East a present
of the queen. diScarding the diamond
three. Vests bidding was not good
with a seven-card diamond suit
1T was inconceivable that he could
have shorter suit. Thus, East was
marked with only one diamond. and
since that had been drawn, he
would now have to lead a fourth
heart, which declarer would ruff in
dummy while discarding a club or
club up to dummys ace-queen.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
roby's partner and. with both sides
vulnerable, YOU held:
AKA
"A973
AQlO3
LKlO9
The bidding:
Lightner. You. Schenken. Jacoby.
Pass INT p "a
Pass 2NT Pass 3A
Pass ~
AnsWer-Pass, The situation is
very little different from the same
bids by your partner if Mr.. Schen-
ken had passed. Your mariner ap-
parently bid two spades in order
70 compete for part score. He
did not wish to pass. because YOU
would be almost compelled to take
no further action His bid is
sign-off; if he had wanted to reach
game he would have bid four spades.
or shown a second suit, or bid three
no-trump.
Score 100 per cent for pass, SO
per cent for three no-trump.
Question No. 1929.
Today you hold the same hand.
but the bidding is different:
Lightner. You. Schenken. Jacobv.
Pass INT Pass -
Pass ~
What do you bid? (AnSwer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell SYNDICATE IrcD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Il Jueos|oviie

BERN, 20. marca (Basler
Nachrichten) - Ia ugledni svi-
icarski casopis prinasa IL Blu
dimpeste naslednje b%rzojavno
porocilo:
"Madzarski poroeevalci jaw
ljajo IL Beograda, da so Sc v
zadnjem casu pojavile skupine
upornikov v srbskih srezih Tr-
novo in Ljubusko. Glasom teh
poroel je prislo do jake hudih
spopadov med uporniki in IAN
darmerijskimi patrolami v O.
kraju obcine Prevni''.
Madzarski porocevalci trde
seveda, da SO bill uporniki zaje-
tt ali pa razkropljeni.
Beograjsko Novo Vreme z
dine Is. marca poroca o govoru,
Ii ga je naslovil prebivalstvu v
Ripnju, nacelnik vracarskega
sreza, Milivoj Matte, XII je pri-
|goyarjal ljudstvu, mai Sc pokori
naredbam oblasti in maj poma-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Obsodbe ~i+o|iionske-
ga voioskego sodiseo

Prejeli smo izvirno porocilo il
Slovenije, datirano cd decembra
1912, v katerem so ma kratko
navedene naslednje obsodbe ita-
l~ijanskega vojaskega sodisca v
Ljubljani:
Alojz Vodnik, roj. leta 1900
" Ljubljani, obsojen Gin contu-
maciam It. j. v odsotnosti) ma
dosmrtno jeeo.
Jakob Posar, roj, leta 1899 v
st. Petru ma Krasu, obsojen Gin
contimaciam" ma dosmrtno je-
Co.
Valentin Marusic, roj. 1924 v
Ljubljani, obsojen ma dosmrtno
jeco.
+ Vladimir Stopisnik, roj. 1907
Iv Ljubljani, bivsi uradnik, OBJ
sojen "in contumaciam" ma do
smrtno jeco.
Stanislav zakrajsek, roj 1921
v Lanisco, obsojen ma dosmrtno
jeco, radi soudelezbe V bojih z
italijanskimi vojaskimi silami v
mesecu avgustu in september
1912, v blizini Jake vasi.
Ivan Filipic, roj 1912 Podli.
pi, obsojen ma dosmrtno jeeo.
Anton Stojner, roj. V Grbolju
leta 1908, stanujoc v Zelimlju
obsojen Gin c~omtumaciam' ma
dosmrtno jeco.
Ignacij Park, roj. 1904 V
Sticni, kovac, obsojen ma do
smrtno jeco.
A1ojz zajc, roj. 1919 V Do,
brovici, dijak incidence, obso-
:jen Gin contumaciam" ma do,
smrtno jeco.
Ivan Kmet, roj. 1906 v Ribni.
ci, dijak incidence, obsojen ma
dosmrtno jeeo.
Anton Majnik, roj. 1908 v
Voleah, ueitelj, obsojen ma do.
smrtno jeeo.
Flip Tekavec, roj. 1912 v
Ribnici, obsojen ma dosmrtno
jeco.
Use tie obsodbe so bile izvr-
sene v Ljubljani v mesecu de.
cembru 1942).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

Zgoraj omenjeno stevilo DO maj
brze sledilo v prihodnjih dneh.
Beograjski list Noyo .Vreme,
poroca v svoji stevilki Cd 10.
marca, da je nemska vojaska
oblast zopet dovolila posiljanje
navadnih POSTUM zavojev, ma
slovljenih srbskim delavcem, XII
Sc nahajajo ma delu v nemskih
tovarnah. Maksimalna teza ia
kin posiljk ne SINE presegati 20
ky. A.. e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

ga pr zatiranju upornega giba-
MIA s strani znanih prevratnih
elementov, XII izzivajo in skusa-
10 zanetiti izgrede in sabotazo
uradnih oklicev.
Razlieni ~sofijski easopisi po-
roeajo 0 imenovaniu nemskega
generala Lindemanna "a "cast-
mega meseana mesta Skoplje".
To priznanje 81 je nemski gene
raj "zasluzil" S tenn, da je O.
svojil Skoplje in izroeil vso Juz-
no Srbijo Bolgarom, takoj ko
so jo bile osvojile in zasedle
nemske vojaske sile.
Beograjski list Novo Vreme
poroea dine 10. marca nasled-
ME:
"Urad Rdecega kriza v Jago-
DIM poroca O svojem delovanju
in omenja, da je "moravski o.
krug" postal dozdaj vojnim u
jetnikom %priblizno 10000 zavo-
jew in da hrani in vzdrzuje 49,
900 begunskih otrok,
Casniska agentura Reuter-
priobcuje dine %. marca dopis
IL zeneve, katerega je citiral
moskovski radio, da je bio do
zdaj polovljenih in poslanih ma
pristine delo v Nemeijo vec cd
1000 Hrvatov. Nemci so nam
rec dali hrvaski vladi povelje,
da polovi v >vseh hrvaskih me-
stih "sumljive osebnosti" in jih
sprawl v pristine delavsko sluz-
DO.
Paveliceva kvizlinska polici-
ia je takoj nato pograbila pri-
blizno 5000 oseb v Zagrebu, cd
katerih je vecina v starosti cd
20 do 26 let, a drugih 1000 pc
drugih mestih; V Banjaluki SO
jih lovili cello pc privatnih sta
novanjih.
Ma podlagi zakona O totalni
mobilizaciji delavskih moci, je
Hrvaska dozdaj poslala v Mem
Clio re 10000 svojih delavcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

dveh glavah tega romano nj BIZ
10 besede, je bill advokat Flea,
XII je tako srecno zagotovil 60
spej Milevi varustvo mad ogrom-
no dedscino.
Da Sc je advokat Flea tako
nenadoma prikazal, nj niti malo
cudna stvar, ali zahteva, XII 10
je nenadoma stavil gospel Mile
vi, je bila taksna, da BIZ mogla
vso memo sreco IL temelja raz-
rusiti. Flea je MANFRED v nekoli-
ko odkritosrcnih besedah, ne
p~ozivajoG Sc ma nikak odnoseei
Sc paragraf, pojasnil udovici,
da je ona zdaj pravzaprav v
njegovih rokah; ako samo hoce,
lahko cello stvar o otroku razo-
dene sodiscu in to bi ne samo
razrusilo sreco gospe Mileve,
temvec jo privedlo v konflikt z
mnogimi paragraph, XII ne bi BIZ
Ii posebno razpolozeni in naklo-
njeni gospel Milevi.
Citatelji mi bodo verovali, da
je gospa Mileva pri ten Ficinih
besedah pobledela. In cetudi so
jej bleda lica zelo pristojala, Sc
zdi, da to nj ma Fico toliko upli-
valo, kolikor hi recimo ma 60
spoda Vase, ker je Sc naprej
navajal razne paragrafe, enega
hujsega cd drugega. Gospa Mi
leva je poskusila tudi pasti v
nezavest, ali gospod Flea je ci-
sto ravnodusno pocakal, da jo
mine nezavest, in je nadaljeval
nastevati paragrafe IL vseh mo-
gocih zakonov, XII so bill v zad-
Min petindvajsetih letih skle-
njeni v Srbiji. Ko je slednjic IL
crpal svoje znanje, je tako-le
koncal pogovor: