davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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professor OF eco
nomicS at North
Carolina before
he joined the
Navy last Feb
ruary.
G O r P U S
G H r I S T I =,
T ex Joseph
B r e W er Sch
wartz, SON of
Mr.. a n d Mrs.
Harvey Brewer
Schwartz, 1904
Arlington ave-
nue., Bethesda,
Md was cOm-
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HONDO, Tex.
e cond 1t.
Donald L. Nc
Cathran, 81, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving l.. Nc
Cathran, Wash
ington Grow
Md, was gradu-
ated re C e n t l y
from the Army
Air Forces Nav
igation School
here.
G r E A T
L A K E S, Ill
Charles G.. Tres
Evening star., 1944-01-24

j. A. Marsteller, 1925 Ely place Sc,
is assigned to the prisoner -of-war
camp here. He enlisted in the Army
in Anril 1871
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81 D. {. Se|ectees
To Report Tomorrow

The armed forces will receive 81
District men tomorrow when they
report for active duty.
Among those reporting are 81 60
ing into the Army, 13 going into the
Navy and l going into the Marine
Corps.
Names appearing on the list fol-
low:
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They love to tramp country lanes or
pound city walks with equal vim and
verve. They're the casual, carefree, de-
pendable type Of shoes wartime feet Give
in" =. yet they're constructed so lightly
as to feel soft and supple as dress pumps!
Three "Marchers" sketched, typical of the
grand array that awaits your selection.
All with famous Naturalizer fitting quail
ties that make them extra comfortable, a
real joy to own!
Kanns-shos shop-Fuurth Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-24

For rich black fur coat dressy enough for
evening and practical enough for shopping or
business, you couldn't make a wiser choice
than "Merit" Seal-dyed Coney Guaranteed
for two years, your assurance Of finest work.
sold exclusively at Kann's in Washington.
Tuxedo, swagger and yoke-back styles :.
richly lined and finished with French bottoms.
Sizes for misses and women
Kanns-Fur shop-Second Floor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

The all-over job of finding a
new fighting spot for these items
usually starts with the critical
list" over which officers, and
men hover like a corps Of ply
menhover like corps of ply
Sicians. This list is made up of
figures sent in by every air sta
ton in the European Theater of
Operations, and includes items
which are critical in other thea
tiers as we'll. Newly arrived
equipment which appears on
this fever chart" and is repair
able, is rushed straight from the
trucks to maintenance shops for
rapid inspection, repair and
shipment by the first available
plane.
The greater part of these. dam
aged materials begin their re-
turn trip 10 the fighting fronts
in the disaSsembly department.
Most of the men there are spec
ialists, but months of working
at disassembly-a one-man job
normally, no matter how big or
intricate the equipment-haVe
given them an excellent know
ledge of almost every part of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

plane. For example, under the
agile hands of single mainten-
ance soldier armed with an air
gun, the 1000 parts of a Rolls
Royce milne engine can be
completely disassembled within
an hour.
Once the equipment is broken
down into its various parts, the
What is it?' department,
known more formally as "Iden-
tification," takes over. Each
item that comes into the depart
ment is supposed to bear an in
dividual Identification tag, but
fast-moving tactical outfits
sometimes lose their copy of the
technical orders which identify
each part of a plane.
Well-meaning organizations in
possession of a TO sometimes
misidentify parts which have
gone through half-a- dozen mod
ifications. A model G. often looks
like a model F of the same part,
but il must be the one called for
when it arrives at a combat sta
ton in response to an urgent ap-
peal. Patient soldiers pore
through 240 volumes of listings
each three inches thick, and
claim they have yet TO come up
with wrong answer.
About Is percent of every
bullying truck-load is found
ready for immediate service.
These are parts which survived
a crash or battle damage and are
outWardly in fighting trim. but
are sent back Just in case" for
careful examination under the
all-seeing magnaflux for hidden
structural flaws.
Almost three-quarters OF the
plane parts. clothing, and Access
series received by the depart
IlIIlt 10 llIduC SCI NlCSdOlc dIlu
goes back into action, a saving
to the American people which
often runs as high as 100000 a
day at this depot alone. Add the
money received from civilian
agencies which buy the scrap
aluminium, brass, iron, steel,
magnesium and rubber carefully
disaSsembled and segregated
from parts damaged beyond
repair. and the sum that goes
back 10 the pockets of the tax
payer mounts to a pretty high
figure.
Reclamation and Salvage is
John Q. Public's watchdog, and
it's watchdog that packs a
whale Of a bite.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
PrestonviIIe 59th
Reunion a Success
Mony Descendants
Meet at Rochester

PRESTONVILLE -Sixty-two
descendants and friends of Ira
and Deborah Golf Preston as
sembled in the beautiful Avon
Park at Rochester, Sunday,
July 2, for the 59th annual re-
union. A bountiful dinner was
served and an interesting pro-
gram given by members of the
family. They were present from
Toledo, Detroit, Mount Clemens,
New Baltimore, Port Huron,
Lapeer, Lake Orion, st. Johns,
Lansing and many other points.
The invocation was given by
Martin Warren of Toledo. This
was followed by the singing of
God Bless America, accompa-
MED at the piano by Mrs.
George Stiles, Of Port Huron.
There are several hundred
members Of this family, scat
tered to all parts of the world,
many of whom are in the armed
service, some have received
medals for bravery as pilots
over the enemy lands.
Ira Preston and wife were of
the quiet, industrious, progress
i've type, above the average in
organizing ability in their pur-
chasing four hundred acres of
lands from the government.
along the banks of the middle
branch of the Clinton River, in
Shelby Township. Also in their
bringing the irons for water
power saw mill and several
young men from Rush, N. Y,
by canal boat, and sail boat to
Detroit, then by OK cart from
Detroit to Prestonville.
The lands were purchased in
November of 1925 and the dam
and saw mill was built in 1927
It was the ambition Of Ira Pres
ton and wife to give each of
their children 80 acres of land
when they became married or
soon after. Two of these 80-acrc
tracts are in the family get.
Letters were read from those
who live at a distance. The sec
rotary and trcasurer's report
was read by John J. Whitney, Of
Mount Clemens The old Off
GERS were reelected, headed by
J. NJ. Preston, president.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

BY NEA Service
AN AIR SERVICE COM
MAND DEPOT. ENGLAND
Many Of the 1000 planes which
took part in the invasion of
France owed their very exist
ence to a grimy, glamorless sec
ton of the Air Service Conn
mand known as Reclamation
and Salvage. Not long ago, these
planes were labelled A. 0. G..
(airplane- on-ground) but they
zoomed triumphantly into the
air over France because r. & s.
made them serviceable.
1t costs about S350.000 to
build bomber, but a damaged
ten-cent part may keep it out
of the air. 1t takes thousands Of
man-hours and thousands of
pounds Of precious aluminium
and rubber TO get Fortress out
of the factory-or a handful Of
rusty old nuts TO get il off the
ground.
Reclamation and Salvage is
the only part of the armed forces
which saves and fights at the
same time. Some idea of how
we'll r e. S is succeeding in this
ambideXtrous feat can be gained
from the activities of one depot
in England which handles about
80 per cent of all Air Force sal
wage work in the European
Theater of Operations.
SALVAGE PARTS
Every week, anywhere from
so to 800 tons of scrap, repair
able and Immediately service
able plane parts worth up to
S3,000,000, come pouring in by
trucks and trailers damned with
everything from $4,000 engines
TO five-cent bolts, flak-torn
wings, blood-stained parachutes,
wingless fuselages, shell-torn
flying suits, crumpled Wing-tips,
and shiny new parts that mirac-
ulously evaded the fate that
smashed almost everything else.
And every week, three-quart-
ers of these battle SCARED vet
Grams are prepared and ready
for installation in another plane,
while the remainder is scrapped
to fight in another form. Thous-
ands of kinds Of reclaimed and
salvaged airplane parts and fly
ing equipment, worth more than
Sl,000,000,000 are w a / t n g
shipment from this depot TO any
point in the world where the
battle of supply needs reinforce
ments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

there's nothing refreshing than ripe juicy fresh red
this wonderful Real Fruit Shebe they make
The pick Of the berry patch used crushed blended with
nouhing dairy products then the delightfully."-
smooth creation you've tried Enjoy this Red Raspberry
Sherbet Seaest Dealers fountain in delicious sodas
sundaes and milk shakeS-and home in bulk Seaest Pint
Packages.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Hindu Troops Forge
Ahead In Italy
British Forces Menace
Road to Florence

ROME, July 6 - (P - In
dian troops of the Eighth Army
have reached the outskirts OF
Umbertide in the upper valley
and are threatening the man
road TO Florence west of AreZ-
60, Allied headquarters an
nounced today is stiffening Ger
man resistance brought the
Fifth Army's advance up the
Italian west coast TO a virtual
standStill.
American advance units
along the coast We're reported
in the vicinity of Castiglioncei-
10, some 10 miles south of Livor-
not Leghorn), but they were
eneeuntering heavy fire from
all types of German weapons,
including ITO millimeter rifles
with a range up to 20 miles.
The Germans launched four
fierce counterattacks yesterday
against Americans holding half
the town of Rosignano, but all
were beaten off.
Further inland heavy fight
ing also was reported in the
outkirts of Castellina, but the
United States tank forces sue
ceeded in driving a mile and
one-half northeast of Monte Ca
TIM under sharp fire from enc
my troops lodged on high
ground outside the town"
An Official spokesman de-
clared the enemy is particular
ly nervous about Fifth Army
movements and is keeping all
highways under constant artil-
lery fire"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Pistol is Stolen
from Povksd Machine

A pistol was reported stolen
from his car by Harry Flaugher,
ITO South Gratiot, Mount Glenn
ems, q special deputy, while the
car was parked outside Ingle-
side Inn last Friday evening.
The revolver is a five-shot,
32-calibre, Thomas Arms model
number 1892.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
TOOK NEST EGG

STUTTGART, Ark.-U,D-
For two weeks a farmer near
here searched diligently for a
China nest egg which disappear
ed from his hen house. And
then the mystery was solved.
Finding a snake among the hen
roosts, the farmer killed it. He
found that the snake had sWal-
lowed the missing egg. The egg
was recovered and put back in
TO use in Turing hens to increase
wartime production. ..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Farmers Win Suspended
Sentences on Promises :

Suspended sentences were
Peace Frank E. Jeanette this
Township by Justice of the
given three farmers of Sterling
week for violation of health re-
gulations.
Sentences were suspended up
on John Mania, Walter SifferL
and John Doe" upon their col
lective promises to abate a
garbage nuisance, within a spe-
Gifted time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
PIN.W0RM
0R/00 MAY
THREATEN
YOUR cHIlD'S HEALTH

Don't let your child suffer n single need.
less minute Of misery with Pin-Worms
These pests are more than just T. nuisance.
Scientific facts now show that crawling
Pin.Worms. living and growing inside
your childs body, can cause real distress
IL IL easy for anybody, dnpUhsrs, 20
catch this nasty infection, often without
even knowing what is wrong. Learn the
warning signs-the tormenting, embarraSs-
ing rectal itching: also. uneasy stomach,
bed-wetting, nervous fdgeting. hnicky Ap-
petite, and loss of weight.
IL you suspect Pin-Worms. get a pack-
age OF P-W tablets right away and be sure
to follow the directions. P-W is the new
Pln-Worm treatment developed by the
laboratories Of DR.. ID. Jayne a Son. Amer
ieas leading specialists in worm medielnes.
Importent seienthe Discovery
The small. easy .to-take P-w tablet, rom
tain a remarkable drug (gentian violeD
that is being hailed by high medical AN.
thorities as the most effective rredns ever
discovered for dealing with Pin.Worrs.
Thanks 70 this important discovery. P.W
works in special, gentle way 20 destroy
Pin-Worms.
Ask your druggist; P.w for fin.wormsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-11
Policeman Cubs
Evidence; Court
Disnisses Case

In future LIQUOR cases, Policeman
James T. Murphy, colored, of No.
Two precinct, will have to find some
other way of testing evidence than
drinking it.
Mercy Jones, 49, and Pearson
Graves, 43, colored, operators of Ma
tional Capital Walters Social Club,
in the 1900 block of Swami street
NV, were charged yesterday in
Municipal Court with illegal sale
and possession of liquor. The case
was dismissed, however, by Judge
Walter j. Casey when the Govern
ment could not produce it's evidence
"a glass of beer.
Policeman Murphy testified he
bought and drank a glass of beer at
the club. He returned later with a
warrant.
When Policeman Murphy ad-
mitted he could not prove it was
beer he had drunk, and that he had
not had his stomach pumped for
chemical analysis, Judge Casey dis
missed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-11
Failure Of President
10 Fortify Pacific Isles
Attacked by Bricker
Nv the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
BREMERTON, Wash, Oct. IL
Gov. John w. Bricker of Ohio today
advocated that America maintain q
strong system of outlying military
bases" after the war and blamed
President Roosevelt for the, failure
to fortify Guam.
Gov. Bricker will speak from Ia
coma, Wash. over the Mutual
Broadcasting System at 1890 o'clock
tonight Eastern war time).
Setting forth what he described as
his party's position, the Republican
vice presidential candidate spoke
today at the great shipyards of
Bremerton, where on August IL he
said, the President stated:
I'VE were not allowed to fortify
Guam, nor did we fortify Wake, or
Midway or Samoa"
Cites Stand on Corregidor.
Gov. Bricker, referring to the
valiant five-month stand of Amer
lean soldiers on Corregidor, said:
eff ever there was an argument
for the retention, after this war, of
a strong system of outlying military
bases within the sphere of Ameri-
can responsibility for world security,
Corregidor is that argument"
AS for Guam, he said available
evidence warranted the conclusion
that fertilization of it was not in
the Presidents program.
HE was afraid of offending ia
pan," Gov. Bricker said. TT was
the same reason for which he kept
providing Japan with oil and scrap
iron. He did not ask Congress to
fortify Guam. Guam was not for
tified-Japan struck. The RESPONSE
hility rests squarely on the Presi-
dent"
Outlines Tax Views.
The Ohioan recommended that
local governments be authorized to
tax federally-owned property, with
proper restrictions" He said taxa
ton of Federal property would en-
able local governments ito MAN.
tain their financial independence
without looking to the Federal Gov
eminent for handouts"
He asserted that unseen, under
lying currents" were washing away
this financial independence. Local
governments, he added, have been
more and more deprived of tax rev.
enues" by Federal acquisitions of
property.
The Federal Government, he said,
now owns 1876 100000 acres, or more
than 20 per cent of the total area
of the country, which would have
yielded $91, 100000 a year if taxed
at local rates.
To help local governments make
up the loss in revenue on some of
this land, he continued, the Federal
Government devised scheme
known as payments in lieu of
taxes"
Adherence to this policy" he said,
will help to destroy the financial
independence of local governments"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-11
Miumi Tuximun Finds
Dutch Diplomatic Pouch
BY the Associated Press.

6N the hSsOCldleu TItSS.
MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 11.-A Miami
taxicab driver who played short
lived role in international diplomacy
Monday night said yesterday, cts
all in a nights work"
William ONeill, the cabby, found
sealed pouch of confidential Dutch
government papers lost from the
luggage compartment of a taxicab
in downtown Miami. Philip Joseph
Evertsz, Dutch government official,
told police he was bringing the
pouch from Curacao to DR.. Peter A.
Kastell, Curacao Governor now in
Washington, when it was lost.
A reward was offered by T. M.
Vanderstempel, Dutch consul here.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29

opazovala, kako postaja ozracje
ma Garovi farmi zopet vsakdanje.
Ma pristavi so priceli zopet mir
no dihati.
'Ker je Linda cutila, da sc 'je
Amalija vsaj trenotno umirila cd
svojih prejsnjih muk, Sc je neki
dan obrnila nanjo z zaupnim
vprasanjem. Gospa Garova je
bas pobirala jajca X jaslih in ker
je bilo sobotno jutro, sc je Lin
da ponudila, da bi j pomagala.
"Gospa Garova, Mark Jordan
hi zelo rad prisel semkaj k meni
in obiskal tudi vase. Kaj menite,
ali bi bilo gospodu Garu prav,
&c bi ga obiskal?''
Amalija je bila pripravljena ma
prav tako vprasanje. Nasmehni-
la Sc je in odkimala.
"Bojim Sc, da bi to otroke lie
razburilo, gospodiena Archer, in
nam naredilo sitnosti. Gospod
Jordan hi nam govoril o stva-
reh, XII mi ne smemo misliti ma
nje."
'No, dobro," je dejala Linda,
cali bi potem vsaj dovolili judith,
da gre menoj k MENU? Tako
borno samotari tamkaj in po mo-
jih mislih bi bilo lepo, &c bi mu
kdaj pa kdaj kaj dobrega sku-
hala?"
Amalija jo je pogledala in Sc
nato magic ozrla v stran.
"Judita bi re mogla It'll va
mi, toda ocetu ne smete tega po-
vedati.' Amaliji je, bilo prav da
bi Mark Jordan dbbil, kar po-
trebuje.
"Pazila bonn ma to, gospa Ga
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rova," je odvrnila Linda hvalez-
no. Pobrskala je malo po senu in
nasla Sc emo rjavo jajce, XII ga je
skrbno polozila v kosaro k dru-
gim. Veselilo jo je, da Sc je vse
zarotila zoper Kaleba.
Odnesla je jajea v hiso in od-
hitela ma njivo, kjer je Judita
zamisljena okopavala krompir.
Solnce je z vso silo pripekalo de-
kletu v pokrito glavo in mocan,
medenorjavi think. Vroc, pra-
sen veter je zibal vrsicje posuse-
mega krompirjevega zelisea. Jul
diti SO sc napravile ma obeh stra-
neh ncsu zaprasene Janice in ma
lakteh Sc il je nabral siv, pra-
Sen pub. Ko je prisla Linda k
njej, je prekrizala roke in Sc ma
slonila ma motiko.
(Nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29

buy is SO much more power be-
hind the big push the push that
will send Hitler and TOTO into OBJ
liyion.
Get behind the invasion drive!
Invest MORE than ever before!
Doabie 3. triple ~. what you've
done In any previous drive. The
job is big you've got to digi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
Pod yislicami 10
lie resil brat

v neki srbski vasi je ziyela
7O-letna Erina Nikoliceva, po
rodu Bolgarka. Bio je pred pri-
blizno pol stoletjem, ko Sc je Sc
manila S Srbom Nikciicem. Ker
je njeni starsi in njen brat MISC
hotel dati Srbu Ia zeno, je skri-
vaj pobegnila liz domace hise k
syojemu izvoljeneu, XII Sc je po-
tenn MO porocil in ustanovil
svoj dom v vasi Momcilovu.
Svojih starsev nj nikoi vec
videla, svojega brata Ignaca pa
samo enkrat in to v najstras-
nejsem trenutku, XII ga je dozi-
vela v svojem 70letnem zivlje-
nju.
Bio je "a casa prve svetovne
vojne med vstajo v Toplici leta
1917. Med bolgarskimi cetami,
XII so zasedle ia del Srbije, in
med srbskimi prostovoljci so Sc
bill podnevi in ponoci krvavi
boji. Nekega dne Sc je pojavil
bolgarski oddelek v vasi Nom
5ilovu, da bi poiskal srbske pro-
stovoljce. z mnogimi drugimi
vaskimi prebivalci so prijeli tu-
di Erino Nikolicevo in 10 zasli-
sevali. Povedala maj bi, kje so
prostovoljci skriti. Erina pa nj
izdala nicesar, ceprav. SO j z
mucenjem hoteli odpreti usta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
STR Ian 3

Naposled SO jo bolgarski vojaki
odvedli v sosedno vas Duboyo,
da bi jo tam obesili.
''Vojaki SO me zgrabili, me
povedli pod vislice in dali vrv o.
krog vratu.' je sama pripove-
dovala, "Jaz e m Sc obupno
branila.
v zadnjem trenutku sem "a
klicala bolgarskem jeziku:
"Jaz sem Bolgarka, porocena
s Srbom! Mi smo vendar en-
narod! zakaj Sc med seboj mo-
RHO Srbi in Bolgari? -.
Ignac, brat moi, pomagaj svo-
il sestrip'
Nato je izmucena zena izgu-
bila zavest. Vojaki so Sc spogle-
dali in ze obeseno zeno spustili
na tia. Eden izmed njih Sc je
sklonil X njej.
"Saj TO je moja sestra Fri
na," je zaklical. Poleg MEGA je
stal necak Erinin. Oba sta Sc
trudila, da bi spravila Erino k
zavesti.
Ko je spet odprla oei, Sc je
znasla narocju svojega brata.
Brat in sestra, XII sta Sc po
desetletjih spet videla, sta ime-
la komaj toliko casa, da sta IL
pregovorila nekaj besedi. Nato
je moral Ignac svojo ceto ma
pref. Ma tako cudovit nacin re-
sena Erina Sc .je vrnila v Nom
cilovo. Svojega brata, nj potem
videla nikoli vec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29

Kaleb. Posihmal ne bo nikoli vec
posredovala MIN v prid pri nil
hovem ocetu. Cetudi bo gledala,
kako venejo in brezplodno hirajo
ter Sc starajo, preden jim je cas-
"a to, il DO srce ostalo zakrknje-
no in ne DO cutilo usmiljenja dc
njihove propadajoce mladosti
Ko je Amalija kleGala ma vrtu
il je obraz prebledel in odrevenel,
Vidno Sc je izpremenila.
Nesla je pogrinjalo v hiso, mi
slec, da drew ne DO treba pokri-
vati paradiznikov. Ozracje Sc j
je zdelo prosojno in prijetno ka-
kor pred dezjem. Oci so il begale
v daljavo proti domacim trav-
nixon in rzenim njivam onstran
ovcjih pasnikov. Letos bo po
vsem videzu bogata letina. Pref
snji cas- jo je pogled ma bujno
rast vedno nekam sladko presu-
nil, vzdramil v njej struno ziv-
ljenjskega in materinskega Gu
ia, XII je sicer nedotaknjena mol
Gala v njenem pustem zivljenju.
Danes il je pogled ma rast legel
ma duso ko mora. Rast - z zivo
kaljo smrti v sebi! Zavedela Sc
je, da Sc je v tenn hipu zivljenje
zanjo koncalo, da je VISA svoja
prejsnja leta prezivela v zabuba-
nosti, osnutku. Vines nj bilo nj
kakega razvoja, imela je zgolj
zacetek in konec.
Stopila je v :kuhinjo in je pri-
celia S crno, bamazano krpo pri-
dino drgniti ognjisce.
Amalija Sc je re zdavnaj vrni-
la ma pot samounicevanja in sle-
pega pokoravanja in Linda je