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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
LUCKY MILLINDER'S
lucky find, JUDY CAROL

From the sunny shores Of HOLLYWOOD, California
comes Lucky Miinders newest singing discoveryJudv
Iaro' young veteran OF several bisfme motion pictures
like Stormy Weather and Presenting Liy Mars"
i lueky's three months in Hollywood at the Casa
Manana earned the fabulous Lueius nothing more than
Judys discovery Lucky can consider himself very lucky!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

CLEVELAND Mrs Euly II.
Hurley NAAcp Youth secretary.
VIII deliver the main address 10 a
mass meeting az inuoch churth
here on sunday. NOV. II, al pr'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
---------
by HARRY LEyETTE

HOLLYWOOD tANPl After
spending halliday last Monday
on location with the east ana
camera crews filming storm
scene in ~Llicboat by 10Th Cen
Jury Fox. am convinced mat can
ada Lee fumons Negro actor, is
virtually starred IN this terrific war
drama IN fact according to Jim
mic Lee, able publicity man cspec-
tally assigned to the picture. Fox
makes no scruples in admission OF
The fact that without Canndas role
OF Joe The strength Of The film
would be lacking
a steward aboard torpcdoed
frciehier. he IS he only Negro in
Il crowded lifcboat containing eight
other persons adrift for u days be-
fore they are rescued. Besides the
mother and baby thai has been in
previous stories. he also rcscues
three other persons Nithal he de-
picts a strong fine. manly and
truly heroic character. When We
arrived at The seashorc, ! found
The whole cast. including Canada
Lee. already soaking wet in the
salt stray and getting still woilcr.
They were rallulah Bankhcad.
as Mrs. Constance Porter" vii
liam Bcnaix as GINS smith. Mary
Anderson as "Alice MeKcnxi, =
Walter Slazak MS "Thc German
John Kodiak as rkoyac' Henry
Hull as e., ) Rittcuhouse. Heath
or Angel as Mrs. Higgins" Hume
Cronan as Stanley Garrcctt' and
Canada Lee as Joe
Calm and MastcrfuI
Returning 20 tho subject of The
strength OF Joc's character. it VIII
not hc disclosing too much OF the
plot TO say that civilized beings cN-
posed to hard-hins for 81 days
passed through n terrific ordeal
that almost reverts them TO the
sayage state. In many instances. IL
was Joe, so realistically portrayed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Puzzlenent
BY LANGST0N HUGHES
FOR AMP

! don't know why
They're so hard on me and you9
We don't do nothing in tho jock
joints
Rich folks don't do.
But the rich folks have clubs
And licenses and such.
Only trouble Is. we
Can't afford that much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Anything more than a lively s,ors set
70 sparkling music
Anything more than ilc laughter and
romance. the ing and swing that make
Up this picture
"Gnl Crazy has that Broadway Flair
combined with a Western Air.
Songs you'll be humming and rc-hum-
ming include.
But Not For Me. "Embraceable
You "Bidn Ny Time and i Got
Rhythm
Time only seems to make these Gcrsh-
win hits nearer and dcarer
-
You viii find yourself an important pant
OF this picture.
For Il Il the gay spirit. the careiree
personal relationship that flows from
PLAYER to audience that gives "Girl
Cra1y It's very special appeal.
cEI
'i. {. sod ' g 1'es@SiicsSl .
lis got ms goIngl {"
leo y
-. .. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Says Canada Lees Role In
Lifebeat' Greatest Ever Played

10y Lee. who by his calmness and
mastu-fullncss helped the help
less group through critical siiua.
lions These included temptations
OF selfishncss Invitations and
haireds against each other, and
even thoughts OF murder
The scene where Lee AZ the risk
OF his own life. saves Heather An
sci as the mother. and her baby,
few months old from drowning
aud swims with min 70 the life
boar is destined 10 make a great
impression on The motion picture
world There are episodes IN This
picture most Of which The great
oolorcd aelor takes part in such
as have never been written before
into q film plot
Make, Changes
Personally found Mr Lee high
y intelligent. not only a great ac-
tor bai deeply philosophical and
intensely devoted 70 his race he
is greatly popular win all the
studio officials and With tnc foch-
meal crews from the high salaricd
camera man down 60 the least ia-
borer Becau-r he is also diplo-
matte he has succeeded from the
first In having dialogue changes
made in The manuscript that ne
felt would be more complimentary
10 the race than The original
Particularly there were quite
too many yes sirs ana no siisf I'M
his dialogue lines o time when
All naval regulations were dine 10
bc forgotten and The one Thought
uppcrmost the humaa one OF SELF.
preservation and aid 10 ones fcl,
bowman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

ror Miss Carol. beautiful. vivacious.
and talented, sought by saroysn for
a stage play, and by the motion pic
lures for Increasingly larger parts. is
the most potential piece Of femin-
Unity to eclipse the great Lena Horne.
FPS photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

rs. Ken ecing On those Var Bond
Purchases TOO.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Better, Live|ier Ball
Seen for Next Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE major
leagues will have the benefit of 6
better and livelier baseball-already
tested in the World Series-to com.
pensate next season for the loss Of
a multitude of big-name stars to the
armed forces.
William o. De Witt. vice president
of the Browns, disclosed tonight
that he had brought a sample of the
new ball back from the baseball
meetings in New York. He reported
the manufacturers said the ball was
more durable, had a cork and-syn-
thetic rubber center. and an i'm
proved, tighter stitched cover.
De Witt said he understood the
new ball was used in the st. Louis
games of the World Series. That
was news to Sam Breadon, presi-
dent of the Cardinals, but the teams
secretary treasurer, Edward w
Roth, recalled that a special con-
Slgnment of balls, marked for use
in World Series" was received fol
the games.
If these were the livelier version
they proved that good pitching car
stop the hitters, no matter what kino
of ball is in play. The only home
run in the two games at Sports
mans Park was Bill Dickey's wallor
that gave Spurgeon Chandler q
2-to-0 victory over Morton Cooper
| in the deciding contest
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Great Hutson Quits as Gridmun,
Becomes Packer COACHING Aide

through as a player. The bad news
is that he's going to be around again
as full time assistant to coach
E. L. (Curly) Lambeau.
Hutson, whose remarkable per-
formance as a Packer end has left
an impression that isn't likely to be
erased in a lifetime, signed a con-
tract with the Packer corporation
today as assistant coach.
His National League records in
clude most passes caught, 1888; most
touchdown passes caught, 80; most
yards gained catching passes. 6.291
most points scored, 641: most touch
downs scored, sc; most consecutive
games scoring, IS; shortest touch
down pass caught, inches.
He was the leading scorer for four
consecutive years and set the league
record In 1912 with 1873 points.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
'Morch Field Is Too Powerful
For College Of Pacific, 1910
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11.-March
Fields Fourth Air Force football
team had too much power and
weight for Amos Alonzo Stagg S
game little College of the Pacific
squad today and used it for a 10 to
0 victory that closed the 1943 season
in Memorial Coliseum.
Attendance was cut to $500 by an
intermittent drizzle that stopped as
soon as the players took the field.
Coach Paul Schissler's service
team had an advantage of 20 pounds
to the man and used it effectively.
Stages Tigers had difflculty break
ing down the tightly-knit March
Field interference which enabled
such speedsters as Indian Jack
Jacobs. eX-Oklahoma: Bob Defruiter
of Nebraska and Jimmy Nelson of
Alabama to turn the ends for long
gains.
AS check against sweeps around
the ends the Flyers sent 220-pound
Evening star., 1943-12-12
MARYLAND Five Bows in Debut
To Classy Quuntico Marines

Led by Bill Gloss, former ALL
America at Rice, and Andy thinner,
another former All-America when
he played at Indiana, and lads like
Joe Gallagher and Frank Konicew-
ski of George Washington and Jim
Lee Howell of Arkansas just other
boys on the team, Quantico Marines
had no trouble spelling Maryland s
basketball opener, 1898. before a
slim crowd last night at College
Park.
Maryland's young and short play
ers displayed plenty of fight but
were outclassed The Marines Just
shot over and around the Old Liners.
thinner tossed in two -handers
to start the game before Joe Acito
bounced in one for Maryland. and
in the first 10 minutes the Marines
ran away into an 1874 lead.
Jack Flynn, soph from Gonzaga,
began to get going for Maryland and
was responsible for 10 of the IS
Evening star., 1943-12-12
|ssuingAgencies
See Quickening
Pace in Sales
1t. jenkins, Once U. S.
No. ] Ronker, to Roll
For Men Overseas
BY ROD THOMAS.

A tally of approximately $685., 900
for the first week of The Stars War
Bond bowling drive, embracing the
Metropolitan Washington area, was
announced last night following a
check by tournament and District
War Finance Committee officials.
The tournament, with purchase or
sale of bond necessary for partici-
patton and with feet of warplanes
the goal, is being held at all bowling
plants in the area and will end jan
uary 9.
Banks, building and loan organiza-
tions and post Offices, principal issu-
ing agencies, tied in with will with
the bowlers' campaign and their
leaders predicted it would gather
momentum from day to day.
Bowlers Turn Statesmen.
Far more money, it is expected,
will be raised through sales by bowl
ers than their purchases, with each
sale as we'll as purchase permitting
a man or woman to shoot for the
81 500 in War savings prizes. Dozens
of pinshooterS are selling many
times the number of bonds they buy.
In some cases entire leagues are en-
tering and pledging their individ-
uals to sell one or more bonds.
The bowlers are helping push
home the fora Christmas
present sales argument.
So far as participation is con-
cerned, it matters not who buys the
bond. The receipt for one functions
as an entry fee. John Smith might
do the buying and Bill Jones the
rolling. There is no charge Tor the
bowling, and non-bowler buying a
bond would find many willing to use
the receipt.
In this connection Mrs. J. NJ.
Thomas bought eight S25 bonds.
Here's how she's using the receipts:
Wounded in the Mediterranean
campaign was 1t. Billy Hume. On a
(See ROWLING Page B-2D
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Win,LoseorD Draw
By WALTER McCALLUM.
Luyden Writes Finis to Redskin 'Cose'

1here Will be no official investigation the
oers OF the Washington Redskins gamblers
or bet football League
Soner Elmer Layden of Notre Danes
probably the most respected pro today says
no basis for investigation
If names had been mentioned, gambling
eup produced would be investigate the Thin
Man OF football I'VE solicit and that
future ANY man knows the
on football disbarment for all
L appreciate the situation here Washington
lot
substantlated IN any have
players have rights too If gambling
unust they would have legal would
be prove
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Aggies 7-Footer Leads
In Overtime Victory

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. II P,.-
Oklahoma Ags opened their basket
ball invasion of the East tonight
with a 4l-39 overtime victory over
Westminster.
Bob Kurland. the winners 7-foot
center. scored Is points and batted
l3 shots away from the hoop.
Danny Doyle of the winners had
13 points and Jack Artman of West
minister IL.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
GaIIaudet No Match
For Loyo|a Quintet
Py the Associated Press,

Py the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 11.-Gallau-
diets basket ball team was off form
here tonight and lost to Loyola, 25-
SIS, in Mason-Dixon Conference
game.
The Greyhounds showed unusual
speed and shooting accuracy
Loyola hustled into a 29-to-1 18
lead at intermission and gradually
widened the margin in the second
half.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Sal Rosato, former Villanova full
back, ripping through the tired Pa
cific line.
March Field scored on a series OF
running plays the first time it got
the ball. 1t marched IS yards te
Pacific's four aid Nelson ther
passed on fourth down to Rosato ir
the end zone. The Flyers added 9
touchdown each in the third and
fourth periods.
Pacific made two mild threats In
the second quarter but didn't
have the stamina to get by the hard
charQinQ FLYER defense
Evening star., 1943-12-12
darch Field
Grid Title Game Sales
Go Over 100000

Ticket sales for the National
Football League playoff game a,
Wrigley Field in Chicago already
have gone over 100000. and are
reaching toward the gross mark
Of $4,000 of last years playof here
won by the Redskins.
The title playof date depends or
the outcome of today's Redskin-
Giant game
If the Redskins win or tie today
it will be played December 10. II
the Giants win and throw the East
ern division into tie this playofi
will be held December 10, with the
league championship game De-
cember &C.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Women 5 No. 1
Berth Kept by
Pauline Betz
Navy Officer Reaches
Heights After Being
Unrunked in 1912
Pictures on Page b.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. lit. q. g.
Joseph r. Hunt, unlisted in 1912
but the United States tennis singles
champion Of l943, has been recon-
mended for the No. spot in the
rankings for the coming year.
The recommendation will be acted
upon by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association at its annual
meeting in New York on jan
uary Is. While Hunt shot from no
where to the top in IL months, En-
sign Ted Schroeder made the same
trip in reverse. Schroeder was kept
idle by naval duties this year after
winning the title IL months earlier
and is not among the recommenda-
tions. The same work kept Hunt on
the sidelines last year.
Second place on the probable 1943
listings was given to John A.
Kramer, also of Los Angeles, whom
Hunt defeated for the title at Forest
Hills last fall.
Francisco Segura of Ecuador,
fourth a year ago, is third this time
as the entire first 10 underwent a
drastic shakeup in which only Sgd
ney B. Wood, jr., retained his 1912
position.
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, who
retained her women's singles crown,
retained the top spot in her division
with A. Louise Brough of Beverly
Hills, Calf, again runnerup.
Third, however, went to Doris
Hart of Miami, sixth a year ago.
Recommended rankings:
MEMS SINGLES.
!. !; HTnt; Tn tt.2, 2 Kramer; 3; sesura; = Will
Falkenburr HOLLYWOOD. Calf. s. Corpl
Frank Frank a Parker Los Angeles; q James
Orleans. D'o ave-"
-, y; James Evert. Chicago; 1a. Charles
"; Oliver Perth Amboy. y: j.; l3 Eugene
Sochell. y. Los Angeles 10. George Bali.
81 Paso. Tex; 10. Pvt. David u freeman.
IIssadsna Is 1oSa SAM Robert odman, seat
Richard J, Bender, Westfeid. N. J. ~
MEMS DOUBLES.
/ Kramer and Parker: .. Brink and
Falkenburg: 3. Freeman and Talbert: i
Seeura and Wood: B. Evert and Green
oers Tuero and Robert Kring; z. Ball
and Odman.
WOMEN's SINGLES.
Miss Betz; > Miss Brough: 3 Miss
Hart; 4 Marsaret Osborne, San Fran.
cisco; 3 Dorothy May Bundy Santa Mon
lea Cahf.; 9. Mary Arnold Los Angeles
:. Dorothy Head Alameda Calf s Helen
1 Bernhard, New York; 9 Mrs. Helen P,
hinbany New York 10. Katharine Win
II. Shirley June Fry. Akron. Ohio; 10
MIS- Norma T. Barber New York: IL
Mrs eleanor Cushingham. Pensacola
n; J.; 5 Lillian Lopaus. New York: fs
Marhorie Waite. Atlanta Ga: II. Gloria
Evans Upper Montclair. N j.; is. Connie
SNlIon, New Smyrna Fla: 10 Barbara
Scoheld San Francisco; 20. Nancy Corbett,
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Redskins 6-Gume
Cote Tops 2l3,000

foday's final scheduled home
Redskin game is the sixth con-
secutive sellout in Washington
this year.
Griffith Stadium's capacity for
football is 35.541 persons, which
means the Redskins will have
played before 213.246 customers,
plus newspaper men, plus few
seats added for the game against
the Chicago Bears.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Loyden Prepared
To Flip Tie Coin

Elmer Layden, National Foot
ball League commissioner, will
toss coin in the Office of Griffith
Stadium today to determine the
site of an Eastern division play
off game in the pro football
league, if necessary.
Layden said it will be his first
appearance at an occasion of
this kind. One division playoff
was necessary, in 1887, between
the Bears and Packers, and if
the Giants beat the Redskins
today it will be the first such
occasion in the East,
Evening star., 1943-12-12

points the Old Liners had at half
time Quantico was in front with
%. Flynn led the Old Line attack
all night and was high scorer for
the losers with IA points.
Gloss, in the game only OCCASION
ally, tailed 16, while thinner was
responsible for 49, Bryan Ferrell
played the whole 40 minutes for
Maryland at center, while Warren
Hoffecker. who didn't get in until
the second half, also was responsible
for some of the Old Line spark.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Pro Title Bottle
To Be Broadcast
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Commissioner Elmer Layden of
the National Football League
has authorized the sponsorship
of the world championship play
of between the Chicago Bears
and the winner of the Eastern
Division title over a special
coast-to-coast network
The game will be played in
Chicago's Wrigley Field on De-
cember 10 or 26, depending upon
the outcome of the Eastern race
between the Washington Red
skins and the New York Giants
here today. =.
The broadcast also will be car.
ried BY short wave.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Sweden Bans Germany
As Athletic Rival
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 1l-Sweder
unoficallly broke athletic relation!
with Germany today as result o.
the recent arrest and deportation Of
Oslo University students.
N. o. Ekelund and Einar Raaberg
two Swedish sports association presi.
dents, said 'It is impossible to con.
tinue sports relations with Germany
as long as the war lasts
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Army Rejects Cub HurIer

| INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. II LP.-
Army induction center officials said
today that Eddie Hanyzewski, pitch
er for the Chicago Cubs, had been
rejected for military service. He was
placed in class 4-F because of a
bad knee injury"
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Grohom Is Voted Best
In Big Ten Football
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. lotto Graham,
who ended his three-year football
career at Northwestern this season
with an all-time Western Confer
ence passing record, today was voted
the most valuable player in the
l943 Big Ten campaign and was
awarded the Chicago Tribune Silver
Football.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Harder Gets IS Points
In Virqiniu's Defeat

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. list.
Joseph's spoiled Virginia's unde-
feated basketball record tonight,
winning 1922.
Keith Harder, freshman from
Tech High in Washington LED
Virginia's attack with Is points.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

BY The Associated Press.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE
Green Bay Packers came up today
with some good and bad news for
other National League football
teams.
The good news-for the opposition
is that Don Hutson definitely is
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Mack Offers Simmons
PIuyer-Couch Berth

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-Con-
ME Mack said today that Al Sim
mons is likely to return to the
Athletics for the third time.
Mack, said he has offered the
veteran outfelder, recently released
by the Boston Red Sox, a job as
player-coach.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
E,,sre's Redskins
Record to Date

Oct. 10 at Wash: Skins, 81;
Brooklyn, 0.
Oct II at Milwaukee: Skins,
Sc: Packers, 7.
Oct. "a at Wash: Skins, 13;
Cardinals, 7.
Oct. 81 at Brooklyn: Skins, 48;
Brooklyn. 10.
Nov. 7 at Phila.: Skins, IA:
Philpitts, IA.
Nov. IA at Wash: Skins, AZ;
Detroit, 20.
Nov. 81 at Wash: Skins, 81;
Bears, 7.
Nov. % at Wash: Skins, Ia;
Philpitts, 27.
Dec. S at New York: Skins. 10;
Giants, IA.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Rumors Chronic, but Never Supported

After ALL have these cropping
football susceptible these
long before they be eliminated After ALL
and won't tolerate legitimate around
football Layden said the Redn
in which anything had been published assocang
with gamblers betting
Nearby George Marshall president
have found proof kind he
authors story produce evidence What else
do?"
Downstairs at Ma Wizards the gathered
under the commodiou Owen their coach From
rookie Bill Pascha down veteran
standby, they exuded confidence of victory today
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Giunts Pinned, Think They'll Win, Says Coach

All our men are in good shape and think
Stout Steve the who has gmmerng weeks
ago burst 1u1edged into something
To-Day the Eastern division championship will be tied
played December 10 to decide tie hey
Will meet the Chicago Bears for the league title.
carroll and other bulky Giants had predictions
tough game said VIC Those Redskins
stories OF their crppes but they always put tough
there"
surrounded him. We're pretty badly crippled said "I be
busy with tape The Redskins should believe they can
bottle up Bill Paschal The exeoga boy could mean tho
difference between championship playon tor the Redskins
Evening star., 1943-12-12
BUY A LIVING XMAS Tree
Plant 1t after Christmas!

Norway or White Spruce Douglas or Fraser Fir
One of these Maine-g grown Evergreens will make
an ideal Christmas Tree indoors when potted,-
plant it outdoors afterwards to grow and
flourish forever!
Evening star., 1943-12-12

(See BOWLING, Page B-2J
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-29

in godrnjal je: PA jo DO imela
Ma vesti maso, in jo bo." Pri teh
besedah je mislil Sine Nezo, XII
je bila pritekla "a MIN in ga
ustavila z zadevo, o kateri je ST.
me brz dvomil, da je vredna, da
zamuja radi ME maso. Neza
pa je bila drugaenih misli.
TX mast, seveda, Sc ii mudi," "
je govorila dekla, in obraz il nj
bill ravno prijazen, "kakor he bi
vedela, kan te vlece, in kje 81
vsako nedeljo." ~ =.
'Kaj misIis?" je vprasal ne
doIzno Slime.
''Dobro ves!" je odvrnil ona
in zamahnila z roko. "Moj de-
mar mi daj nazaj, potem pa gres
kamor hoces. Da, moi denar, hi
navec grdi."
"Oho!" Sc je cutil uzaljenega
Slime.
"Nic oho,' Sc je hudovala Ne
ia in stopila blize hlapcu. "Ni-
cesar mi ne bos utajil in ne bos.
Pa reel, da nj res. S tisto Rezo
iz trga sta zmenjena. Ia vino
il dajes. Vino il kupujes "a moi
denar. Meme pa sleparis in sc
mi hlinis. .Glej tax 81, taxi" Ne
ii je prehajal glas il jeze v Ia
lost, in zalost je pri zadnjih
besedah presla v solze, in solze
so postale glasen jok. simnu
nj bila ne njena jeza, ne njena
zalost vsee, najbolj pa ga je
razburil njen jok, in je dejal:
"Ce imas tako pamet, da vse
verujes hudobnim jezikom, pa
joel. Mar meni!" =
20 sal vem,' 'je prisla zopet
jeza, ida tt nisem mar. O sal
ven1! Tebi je mar lie jed in pija-
ca, in besede snes in hinavski 81
kot Judez. Zato pa hocem svoj
denar nazaj."
'sDobis ga" je odvrnil Slime
samozavestno. ''Tistih par gro
sew! Glej jo no, s takim name
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-29
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

zima in cakajoci, da zazvoni
"skupaj," so govorili pred cerk,
WHO, da "disi" po snegu. 'Tu pa
tam je prekinila ia ali ona
opazka pogovor vremenu. In
teh opazk je bilo mnogo, zakaj
ljudje, XII so sli v cerkev, poseb-
no zenske, SO bile izpostavljene
opazkam cakajocih.
"Glej no." je bilo cuti, "tam
gresta 'mala' S Peci!" In mozje
so Sc ozrli ma Jurija in Anico,
Redko Sc dogaja ma kmetih, da
gresta MOI in zena skupaj v
cerkev. Morda Sc je ravno radi
|tega dozdeval ta dogodek vre-
den opombe.
"Kaksna lepa zenska je ona y
je pripomnil drugi, "on pa nj
videti kaj vreden. Sal leze yes
ma kup."
"Pa vsega ina dovoljv
"Ce pa nj zdravja! Kako pa,
Sc kaj ujemata?'
"Tisto re, pa kaj vemo, ko sc
ma Peel sami "a se!'
In tedaj je zazvonilo in ljudje
so Sc zgrnili v cerkev.
Tam gori ma Peel pa je bill
nekdo zamudil in je sedaj hitel
ma vso moe. Bill je Slime. Da pa
je bill zamudil, nj bill kriv sam