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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-20
TULE LAKE LAPS
 CLOSELY GUARDED
 BY TROOPS NOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-The internal security force of the police at Tule Lake has been increased 10 times. There are now PA trouble makers in the isolation center guarded by troops for security.
 The Tule Lake Jap segregation site is "as adequately guarded as possible under the circumstances, I" the War Relocation Authority said in a report made by Dillon Meyer, National Director, in an interview.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-20
CITY COUNCIL WILL
 MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

The regular City Council meet ing will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Council Chambers of the City Hall.
 Routine business will be discussed and all councilmen are requested to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-20
H05pITAlIzED
 FULL OF FIGHT

OCEANSIDE, Calf Patients confined to the United States Naval Hospital at Santa Marguerite ranch, Oceanside, struck blow at the enemy recently from their hospital beds. Joining with other naval and civilian personnel at the hospital, they bought more than Sl2,000 in war bonds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-20
THREE ARRIVE FROM
 PETERSBURG YESTERDAY

An Alaska Coastal Airlines plane returned from Petersburg yesterday with Mrs. Dave Morgan and young daughter, and Russell R. Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-20
HAINEsITEs HERE

MT. and Mrs. w. B. Tallman of Haines are guests at the Hotel Ju- neau.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
STRAND FEATURING.
 EXCITING MYSTERY
Secrets of Scotland Yard Starts First.Run Show.
 ing Today

Romance against the background of one of the most dangerous Of wartime services, the decoding Of enemy messages. makes the exciting story of Secrets of Scotland Yard which opens it's first-rifl showing in Waterbury today at the Strand Edgar Barrier, stephanie Bachelor and c. Aubrey Smith top the pie lures cast.
 Dangerous adventure and the love story of two people engaged ir q hazardous mission for their govern ment are expertly iflterwoven in this timely and dramatic Republic production. Veteran character actor Lionel Atwill is also featured if1 the cast.
 The second feature on the current Strand program opening today iS the newest of the Roy Rogers fnusi- cal westerns, San Fernando Vais ley" The studio did itS best to ifn- iIlortalize the beautiful country from which the picture gets it's title.
 Not only is the Republic studio situated in San Fernando Valley. 1t is also the home of the pictures star, Rogers.
 Despite it's title, the screen play is about town by the name of Pendelford. q modern western city surrounded by large ranches. and the fabulous valley is only inentior- cd fin the song from which the film is named.
 Latest Fox Movietone News shots complete this first-run program at the Strand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

hospitals and then to make the GOV. craze complete, 1t is rated so highly that 1t also will be shown at all isolated outposts, so Waterbury, will have one of the first chances in the country to see this film, and there is on doubt that 1t will prove to be one of the most popular that has been seen in long time. There is one thing that is positive and that is the fact that 1t is one of the most romantic films to have shown in town In Q long time.
 To complete the program and to make the proper balance, a compan- ion feature has been selected that Is one of the most hilarious com edies, brought out of Hollywood in long time 1t Is the scream version Johnny Doesn't Live Here Any more" and with captivating Simone simon, cast as the young lady who hos the misfortune of being located somewhere that all the other people in the world seem to want to get and with situations that will leave you convulsed as this farce comedy unfoldS,
 The Loew-Poli Theater is also happy to announce that very soon 1t will present an in-person show with Patsy Kelly and Barry Wood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
LANA TURNER ON
 LOEW.POLI BILL
Marriage Is a Private Affair" Called Super.
 Modern Romance

The Loew-Poli theater opens to- day program that will no doubt prove to be one of the best offered this popular theater this sea- son, 1t brings back to the screen, for Q triumphant return, Lana Turner, the luscious, bewitehing and bewild- cred bride, who can't quite figure out which Is the better man the one that she married or the one that she tilted, and all the time that this amazing romantic story is un. folding you will have romantic eve- ming, trying to help her out of her predieament, the men in her life, that meant the most are James Craig as the tilted suiter and then there is the new and sensational John Kodiak. the combination of Valentino and Gable that has all feminine hearts aflutter,
 This vehicle offers Lana the op. poTtunity to be demure, but at the same time there never was any doubt as to the allure Of this little lady, who turns out to be one of the most unusual wives that you have ever seen, and this film has been selected by the War Depart. ment for showings overseas In all combat zones and also in Red Cross
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
At RltH Sunday

Bridgeport, Oct, e,--He sung his way right Into the hesrts of those who heard him at hts recent debut at the RitE Ballroom In Bridge port Conn,, this singing maestro, Eddy Howard, From tho midwest hO came Chicago was the scene of many of his trlumphs- now hts eastern successes promise 0t Outd0 his fame there. You'll hear him again at the RitS on Sunday, october 8, when he will play . repeat date, Already hU has won the coveted Carton of Smiles" show and other im- p0rtant programs and personal appearances, He's profile this Eddy, he plays . guitar with enc vlable artistry, and is composer of many hit tunes including "CarelesS"-"If I Knew Then" Tho Four Swing Slrs-R0y East, and Che Two Plane Team Billy Baer and Hil Radtke add to the enjoyment 0f the evening. There k dancing every Friday at the RltE |. and more people weekly attend this event-the Square Sets and Modern program that lS of. feFed by the Irv Hints Farmers, On Saturday Strawberry blond Peggy Durham sings with the Casa Rltx Orchestra, Direction of TFumpeter Ronny R0mmel. We'd nesdayS polkas are xeStfully played by the Polka Jacks orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

Peter Lawford had to double ir brass" when the kiss and Tell' company found itself at Camr Haan without Q leading man. Law. ford took over and played the lead us well as his own role, for tht army camp presentation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7eaters
STATE OFFERING
 DRAMA, MUSICAL
'The Hairy Ape', ''SOng of the Open Road" Open
 Engagements Sunday

Performances tomorrow evening At Warnsr's stato theater conclude the engagement of since You went Away" starring Claudette Col bert, Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cot- ten, shirley Temple, Monty Woolley Robert walker and Lionel Barry more. ,..I...,
 Acclaimed one of the most power- ful and dynamic Aims of the year, the first Animation of Eugene O,NelllS famous drama, ''The Hairy Apes, comes Co the screen At War ner's State theater on Sunday for three days and according to TO. ports the film packs the same punch that knocked New York the- atergoers out of their seats 22 years ago. ,t,,,,t.,,.
 Brought up to date in Q million dollar production released by Uni. tod Artists, "Tho Hairy Ape" Is said to be excellent, appealing, ex- citing entertainment eo-starring william Bendlx and Susan Hayward with John Loder and Dorothy Com- ingor0 in prominent roles,
 Telling the story of two lndividu- als on opposite sides of the railroad traoks--a spoiled society girl and a fough-and.ready yet sensitive stoker, the film presents BendiX as the hairy. chester Ape" who k Jolt. cd almost in to insanity by the la. Vective hurled at him by a society girl, acted by Miss Hayward,
 And Miss Hayward, played the most unusual role Of her career, be- comes c despioable but lovely brat who gets what's coming to her, All the action is based on Q 'nlne.woEd speech spat at Bendix by Miss Hay- ward when, attired in classic white dress, she desoends into the griFny stokehole Of Q, freighter on Q lark to sec 'how the other half lives"
 Suhordlnated to the abnormal theme, but still an important part of the movie, Is the love story play- cd by John Loder and Dorothy Comingore. ono Of tho most ambl- tious sets ever built on a sound stage Is the freighter on which most Of tho action takes place.
 BFiming over with the high spirits of youth, with music, dancing An6 laughter Song of the Open Road,' is the second big hit Of sundayt new show, stars Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy, Bonita Gran. vile, and w. 0, Fields. Sammy Kaye's Swing and Sway orchestra, Chuck Faulkners kid band and the new singing sensation Jane Powell round out the east,
 Coming Wednesday next Co the StatN is "f Love A Soldier" eo-star- ring the sensational team of "Se Proudly We Hatl', Paulette dod- dard and Sonny Tufts and featur- ing Barry Fitzgerald, the famous star discovery Of "doing My Way, Henry Aldrleh'S Little Secret featuring Jimmy Lydon will be the Seeond hit Of Wednesdays new show,
 Coming soon to the State Is Daryl ?, zahueks wilson" with Alexander Knox in the title role, "WiNon" was produced ln teehni- color and was tWosAnd. a.half years oin the making and beasts Q giant cast of l2,o00 players,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
HOLLYWOOD
 GOSSIP

Crew members on M.G.M's "sor of LasSle" troupe this week went before the camera to be photo- graphed for passport pictures, Move was required in view of the com. pany's planned location trek te western Canada,
 Who says oil the boys In service want "EeXy" pln-up pietures9 Since tho release of M-d-Ms Two Girls and Q Sailor" June Allyson's fan mail has doubled, but most of the boys in the Army and NNNy write You're the sweet wholesome type like my own girl, Will you send me a picture Of your faee-not q pin up"
 And this, despite the fact that June has a real pin-up figure-
 Winding up e record breaking month at the AStor Hotel in New York, Harry James and his band are heading for Holiywod this week Boys are doing Q series of one. nighteFs on their return trip and will check in at studio July 10,
 Under contract to M.d.M. James Is slated for forthcoming musical,
 Greer Carson, now at Pacific port where her husband, Lieut., O,g) Richard Ney Is stationed, is expected back in Hollywood in about q month, to start her new M-d-M picture Valley of Deei- sion"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

"counterattack" is the first pie ture to be directed by zoltan Korda that has had Q background north of Africa. Korda's last picture for Co., lumbia was Sahara" located in the great desert, Other productions made by the director were Jungle Book" laid in India; Thief of Bag dad" Asia Minor; -Four Feathers" !" the Sudan; Drums" nIdia: "Ele- phant Boy" India, and Sanders of the River" Equatorial Africa. "Counterattack" is laid in Russia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

Henry Daniels, Jr,, former nation. al boys and intersehelastie tennis champion turned actor, will play a prominent role In Metfo-d doldwyh- Mayors Anchors Aweigh," as c Gailor Shipmate of Frank slnatra and Gene Kelly He recently eom- pleted Q major part in Meet Me in Bt. Louis,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
NAMED MISS RAIDER"

Jeff Donnell, who portrays the leading feminine role in Columbia's 's Tonight We Dance" received @ let- ter from Pvt. Herold W. Hum- phreys of Col Edson's lst Raider Bn., somewhere in the South Pa cifie, that she was named Miss Railer," by the outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Jules Semon Bsche. New York
financier and one Of the founders
Of the Chrysler Corp. died at his
winter home in Palm Beach early
today after brief illness. He was
81 years old
Born in New York City. he
began MS long banking career az
A cashier Of Leopold CABIN a. Co
frlF name WY CnauEed N = &.
Bache IN 1897 and n A. now one
nf the nations largest brokerage
firms with Offices m most of the
big cities. including Detroii
MIR. Bache was we'll known in
automotiVe circles Al the time
Of his death. he was vice president,
director and member Of the finance
committee Of ChrySler Corp. and
director OF Motor Products Co.
lie was also member of the
board II the Ann Arbor Railroad
aHd aihar- enterprises
known internationally for his
$4,000 900 art collections. Bsche
presented two famous Dutch paint
Ings ST Christopher and the
Madonna Erthroned" To the De-
troit MuSeum-in 1870. HIS collec-
ton becomes A permanent part ef
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art
in New York after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
99A Annual Statement its Pohcyhoders

The greatly INTENSIFIED effort ~ the nation
AZ vsr has been the dominant influence
or the ACTIVITIES ofthe Company. IT'S agents
and employees, during the year 1913.
The Company itself has recognized IS
continued responsibility 20 support the
Government IN its war effort through the
TT1rcfrsze Of United States Gsv-fH+s-a+
obligations During the year the Company
increased IT'S holdings Of these Obligations
bv S34i .oOo. 900. Al the end of the year
the Company held over 81 ,6oS, O00 900 Of
such securities. an amount equal 70 AZ ~
cent Of the total assets of the Company.
There is no safer investment than United
States Government bonds For the protec-
tte-a Of ttS Fei.4YifseiAeFs, tAAefefe.Fe, --ell
as for the furtherance Of the public IN
terest, the Company has adhered 20 rs
wartime policy investing rs funds
primarily III the obligations Of the Jn4tcd
States Government
In view Of the prevailing low rates Of IN
terest and in recognition Of the long range
effect Of low interest earnings the CompsRy
has further increa Sed the reserves held %
secure the performance Of its outstanding
life insurance and annuity contracts
The Company il Convinced that i
policy both as 10 investments and reserve
Is. IN ell the circumstances. prudent sna
proper 80 FAR a2 the protection Of Ii polio
holders is Governed II is also clearly in
the best interest Of the nation StIii AZ war
The Company declared for io44 the
same annual dividend scale as was ap-
phcable for 1913. Dividends payable in
944 amount 10 S33, 300, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Baby Pia. Dying

CHICAGO, March a up
Tho nations pork supply Is short
ened ~ the death OF 40 per cent
OF It's baby pigs because of i'm
proper care, disease and parasites,
according 20 DR. l. i. Doyle,
chairman Of the American Veteri-
nary Medical Association S COM
mlttee on swine diseases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Baby Snooks IS Grandma

HOLLYWOOD. March u GNS
Baby SnookS" Is grand
mother The daughter ~ comedi-
emo Fanny BriCe. Mrs. Ray
Stark. became the mother Of ar
S-pound son ~ Cedars OF Lcba-
non Hospital yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Leather Cut Seen

CHICAGO. March q up
Prospects that Australia the
largest supplier OF raw stocks to
the u s tanning industry may
restrict exports of SheepSkinS m
the near future were reported m
q recent issue Of Hide Leather and
Shoes, the shoe and leather
weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Over 700 n on EMPLOYEES and agents
are nov serving IA the armed forces, and IL
Is greatly 70 the credit Of much reduced
staff that the detailed operations Of the
Company are being carried on with such
high standard ~ performance and scrv-
ice 20 the pohcyholdcrs. At the same time
the staff. both IN the Home Office end IN
the Field, have made substantial con
tributions To the overall war effort D.
q iong part to an increasing extent IN vol
! unteer war activities both through Com.
pany Organizations and individually IN
their own communities.
OR agency organization, greatly re
dtieea 81 Waf- seF-aee. -Akeusize- deserve
much credit for the encouraging growth
during 1913 in the Companys volume 81
life insurance IN force. Sales az new life IN
suranoe were $4S7 600, 900, an increase Of
y per cent over the previous YeafLThesE
sales are in excess Of any years business
since 1887. Terminations because Of lapse
and surrender were the lowest in twenty
four years At the close Of the year total
insurance in force was $3.50, ooo, 900
Asof December 81, Io43, the real estate
holdings Of the Company, acquired under
foreclosure, were valued at S3s, $50 900
nhich is but slightly over one per cent OF
the Compsny's total assets The book
value Of fofoclceed real estate sold during
he year amounted To so 900 n0n--
The mortality experience Of the year was
less favorable than the previous year but II
did not differ greatly from 1910, despite the
fact that in io43 there were approximately
81, 500 000ofvsr claims including deaths Of
men in service not caused by an act Of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ENDANGERs CROP

HerSheys contention that agri-
cultural defermentS should bn
frightened was protested by farm
STATE senator's Ahn predicted thai
continued government ALLEGATION
OF food workers for the armed
forces viii seriously impair the
1914 crop.
Military Officials nave demanded
thai defernentS for nearly matt 4
million farm workers under 26
be drastically frightened, pointing
out that 1900 youths IN rural
areas become IS each month srd
most arc deferred on farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Although me life insurance business BY
its very nature, Is an important influence
against imitation. nevertheless the Com
pany has felt that. in these DAYS At war en-
plovnent and shortages Of civilian goods,
Il should make every ressonab Ole effort TO
play IT'S part in the fight against an ezoes-
sive rise in the cost of living. Accordingly,
II has taken an active part in the coopcrs-
1--we advertising program undertaken by
40 life insurance companies TO help pre-
vent an uncontrolled rise IN prices and the
cost OF LIVING. Its purpose is to encourage
people TO do voluntarily those things winch
Will divert spendable funds into war bonds,
LIFE insurance and savings rather than into
unnecessary goods. The Company joined
tffifs program believing that It was
timely contribution to the economic and
sooial welfare Of the country as a whole
and that II would directly serve the best
interests Of its polcyholders.
On April u. 1874, the New York Life
Insurance Company enters its Tooth year
IN strong position. The Company looks
forward earnestly 10 the responsibilities
and great opportunities which lie ahead.
A more complete report as OF December
81. 1913, containing additional statistical
and other information of interest about
the Company, will be sent upon request.
hist Of bonds and preferred and guaren-
teed stocks owned by the Company is also
available, These booklets may he obtained
by writing TO the New York Life Insur-
ance Company, 81 Madison Avenue, New
York 10 N Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
More Jobs
Will Draw
.eferIIleml

WASHINGTON. March "a
(INS)-Draft officials today stu
died proposals 10 add more var
supporting industries 10 the list of
must" production programs re-
quiring draft deferments for tech
nicianS under rs
WPB Vice Chairman Charles +.
Wilson outlined a tough policy
with respect 10 occupstional de-
fermentS for younger men but lis
issuance 90 war manufacturers
was held up when Draft Director
Hershey protested its failure 10
cover demands Of coal mining
transportation and other activities
not directly under WPB.
OVERALL POLICY
Hershey said there should be an
overall dclermcni policy 80 other
E0vFTHTTrrTr dECrr-T-v siren ~ tt+---
Solid Fuels Administration, tie
office ~ Defense Transportation
and the War Food Administration
would nai present requests IN
addition 10 those Of WPB.
he delayed instructions IN local
boards and state directors on the
new policy until decision Is
reached, probably in two days
The WPR's list of critical pro
grams m which young workers Of
lInuuegtiOned skill are 10 receive
deferment consideration includes
landing craft, synthetic rubber
high Octanc gasoline aircraft
combat and heavy duty truck and
nus tires and tHbcS high tcnacitS
rsyon FOR War products. certain
airplaneS. special types Of cleo
tronics and other secret projects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

ON THIS New Years
Eve Oil James and Joes
will celebrate all over
the world. Patriotic film
folk travelling the camp
show circuits will ring in
New Year with laughter
and fun for brave Yanks
both in the battle zones
and at training camps at
home. Je anne Grain.
appearing in Daryl +.
Isnuek's production
tor 10th c entury-Fox.
Win ged Victory" is
feature attraction at this
South Pacific camp show.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
$50 TO SIS

: Its difficult to select a hat for someone else
Every man has his particular ideas of style-the
one gilt he prefers to select for himself. The
Stetson Gift Certificate answers your problem
Select the price hat you want him to have and the
recipient makes his own choice of color and style.
Kann's-Men's store-street Floor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-13

solskega pouka, emo uro po solnc-
mem vzhodu. Uciteljica, XII je Sc
veda zajtrkovala vedno hkrati
druzino, je jahala NINA.
Nenadoma je zaustavila konja
in prosila Flo in Martina, maj
poslusata. Med tihim drenovjem
je drhtel zgodnji solncni svit ka-
kor moten, rumen prah. Zdajci
je zapel drozg. Linda Sc je zdrz-
Mia in zazvizgala. Ptic il je od-
govoril ma pozdrav z enakim gla-
som. Linda Sc je zasmejala. In
glej, cd drevja je zazvenel ptie-
il smeh.
Tako smo pocenjali, 10 smo bi-
Ii otroci," je dejala Ella. "Dolgo
je re Cd tedaj -"
cali Sc spominjas tiste modri-
kaste SOLE, XII smo jo videli, Ella?
Tista, XII Sc je tako sceperila ma
drozga?" il je segel v besedo
Martin. V njegovem glasu je BIZ
10 nekaj hrepenenju slicnega.
Ella Sc je nekam plaho nasmeh-
Mia. Vsako stvar je storila IL
nenada, nervozno, po kratkem
poeasnem preudarjanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-13

je skoeil $ konja in stopil k zog-
ljenelemu storovju starega drew
ia. Oh vznozju enega izmed OH
gov je rasla drobna gozdna vi
jolica, malone brez barve, in Sc
naslanjala mani, kakor da bi iska-
la zavetja. Mark jo je ogledoval,
toda nj je hotel odtrgati, kakor
.je spo6etka nameraval. Smejal
Sc je samemu sebi zastran svo-
je usmiljenosti in je odkorakal
nazaj h konju.
'Vsi pocenjamo tako in Sc ma
slanjamo kakorkoh Re ma stare
ozige," 81 je misll. Nato Sc je
radovedno in zelo primerno vpra-
sal: 'Kaj hi bio z inenoj, &c bi
mi oee in matt Sc zivela?"
Ko je jezdil naprej, ga je OBJ
slo cuvstvo osamelosti, tistO hla-
dno cuystvo, da elovek ne pripa-
da nikomur. Tako cuvstvo ga je
re prevzelo kot decka, ko je ne
koe ponoci duhovnik ugasil luc.
Bedec je poslusal tedaj v poste-
iii, kako mu bije dez ma stekla v
oknu. Mark Sc je nestrpno sire
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-13

nikov, &c ne pristevamo morda
tenn ziyeza iscoeih yrabcev. Res,
idealna pokrajina, XII je Easel
vanjo! Zdaj je bill dalec cd Ar
butnota, njegove zene in njunih
nelocljivih prijateljev, XII bi bill
cd same samozavesti pustili cello
sledove svojih stopinj ma tlaku,
&c bi to kaj veljalo. Toda ven-
dar - morda nj lepo cd MEGA,
da tako misli, sal tudi Arbutnot
nj bill v vsakem oziru tax MIC
vrednez. Toda vsekakor je dra-
Iii zivce. eloveku, XII je ze tako in
tako postajal obcutljiv, kajti
moz je gobezdal neprestano 0
umetnosti in bodocem mestu le-
pote. Bill je ma svoj nacin dober
stavbenik, toda neznosen osel.
NO, nlc bOlJSl StaVDenlk, VKlJuD
sIoji slavi in veljayi, kakor je
Mark Jordan, &c hi slo "a to.
Hvala dobremu staremu doktor-
ju Brisbanu, resil Sc jih je vseh
vsaj "a pol leta! Nasel je torej
vendarIe zdravnika, XII nekai ra-
zume! cioveka, Xxi je. znal pove-
dati, cesa je bio treba cloveski
dust ze mnogo pref, nego Sc je
telo zateklo k zdravniku in ga
prosilo pomoci.
Moi Bog, kako krasno je to
ozracje! Disi ko listje mladega
bezga, XII snlo ga v otroskih le-
ltih vsrkali in 81 ga pritiskali ma
ustnice, ali kot giadko brestovo
lubje, XII smo ga zveciii IN 81 della
Ii il NIGGA lepljiye eilxe!" 6po-