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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

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toliko ljudi v unijah, da bodo te
same izsilile vsaj delen napre-
dek.
Hm-ce pomislim, kaksno vlo-
go je igrala in igra AFL in ME
ma stara kost Green potem Sc
bojim, da ne DO ME. CIO je delo-
ma pomagala, ampak ne tako
vodja cd u. M. w. Lewis. TIA
moi je ze veckrat igral cudne
vloge in bi bill ze skrajni cas-, da
Sc ga vrze med stare cunje, in
proda prvemu, XII pride okoi. :.
JAZZ sploh ne vem, kdo je vpe-
ljal te preklete navade V anne
risko javnost, da Sc drzi stare
kosti ma odgovornih mestih ta-
ko v drzavi, kakor pri organi-
zacijah. Nisem sicer zatd, da Sc
vse stare pobije, sem pa cato,
da Sc jih penzijonira in posadi
nekam, koder mai bi zaeeli S po-
ukom "a vso Ameriko: kako Sc
zivi. Trapasti ameriski svet Ii
vi, da della, yes ostali svet della,
da zivi.
Bratje moji, pred novo dobo
smo. In treba 30 dobro patti,
&c necemo, da ne zacnemo IL
gubljati vsega, kar je bilo pri-
dobljenega v zadnjih ducat le'
tih. Bojim Sc posebno tihega in
nevidnega della v kongresu in
senatu, della, kakor ga veekrat
razvija eden izmed najveejih re
akcijonarjev - ohijski senator
Taft. Drugace dober in potre
ben zakon Sc zaene vnicevati 2
amendment, dokler nj podrte
vse.
Nam ne bo tezko izbirati, ko
ga bono volili pri bodocih vo
litvah. Sedanji predsednik Roo
sevelt je tako visoko mad vsem
tremi ostalimi kandidati, da MI
ne segajo niti do prvega BILE
ka ma pcti. Edino, kar 81 zelimo
je to, da ostane trden in I'd ras
polna stiri leta, da ne pridj
|. vodstvo IL njegovih rok koml
drugemu v roke. Dokler inlamt
Roosevelta, bono imeli v njego
vi blizini tudi precejsnjo vrst'
progresivnih, postenih MOI, X
bodo gledali ma to, da Sc opozo
ri javnost, kadar DO pretila ka
ka nevarnost cd reakcije.
Ampak da gremo nazaj, j
= resnica. Nedavno sem cital, d
demokraticna Anglia priznav
! neko reakcijonarnost v zapad
, nj demokraciji. In Sc vec: d
prihaja vsa progresivnost O
i vzhoda.
: Veckrat premisljam, kaj j
I vzrok, da je v nasi demokrac
a il tako malo resnicne progre
sivnosti. In veste, do kaksneg
a sklepa sem prisel? Do takega-
: 'e: Dokler je clovek nekje kar
didat, spada med ljudstvo. H
}. kor nitro je izvoljen, spada nj
n kan drugam. Njegovi intere
i MISC vec z ljudstvom ,ampak
neko skupino, XII zbira same t;
h Ike elemente, kakor ,je on.
n Dostikrat sem ze zapisal, q
i je politika najvecja ovira VS.
). kega progresa. To Sc pravi:
a sti, ki so aktivno v Mi in ina.
|: materijalne koristi Cd ME, p
l. stanejo nehote reakcijonar.
J. MIN Sc gre sanno "a to, da d
n be kar najvec IL ME. In v ma
% Ameriki je Re tako, da je "
dovolj emo pod pogojem, da
e.. nc dobe. Korupcija je danes t
l. ko v cvetju, kakor je bila ne
"a daj. Razlika je samo ia, da d
a. mes iznnikajo tako, da jim .zak
d. ni ne morejo blizu.
Politika je ustvarila razn1el
il kakorsne imamo danes med n
E. mi. Yes politicno izvoljen ar
): rat nina drugega nannena, k
ia kor pobirati davke in takse t
la nalagati move, vidne in nevidf
10 JAZZ opazujem v nasem mes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

pritisnila vojna prosperiteta,
smo zaecli lett polagoma liza.
zaj. Zakaj vedite, Ga je bila maj
veeja in najvidnejsa toeka O.
beh konvencij j-reakcija.
Kakor veste, je iii imenovan
"a republikanskega kandidata
new yorski governor Dewey, "a
podpredsednika pa ohijski go
werner Bricker. Kaj maj rccem
0 obeh skupaj? sOba sta mate :
rial druge vrste in niti cd da-
lee ne spadata med tiste, XII so
zmozni vodstva. Da me razume
te: ustroj nasih drzav je tax
da bi Sc lahko nadaljevalo vse
kar brez vseh predsednikov in
MISREPRESENTATION. Je tako, ka'
kor pri godbi: dirigent je sicer
dober, potreben pa nj. q dirl-
gentom ali brez MEGA igra vsak
godbenik tako, kakor Sc je nau'
ell.
Precej let ze zasledujem jaw
ma della nasega Deweya. Bill je
v nasem mestu uspesen prose
kutor in-hocem reci, to je vse
Loviti kriminalce in jih vlaeit
pred sodnijo je sicer dobro zan-
darsko delo, kakor smo rekli :
starem kraju, nj pa tenn rece
no, da je tax clovek dober ir
zmozen "a vodstvo stostiridese'
milijonskega naroda. e.
i Kaj je torej Dewey? Ne do
sti-tako bi rekel, pol HooverJs
in pol Landona. Oba nosita la
}, terno pred MIN, Ga vid;, kan
stati.
, In podpredsednik? Eden IL
med onijskih politikasev, XII j.
tab, kakor velika vecina njih
!, Veckrat iscem kakega clovek'
. il drzave Ohio, XII bi res repre-
e. central nekaj, pa MAIDEN svse
: lei take krpetine, da bi jih ka
: zmetal med stare cipele in zako
3. pal v kompostno jano. cudn
E Sc III! zdi, da drugace napredn
drzava wolf TAXA zastopstvs
u Kdor ne verjanae meni, maj zaa
i ne pregledovati senatski rekore
i pa bo knalu prisel ma diva so
}, nata stebra, "a katera bi bill
. vseiedno, ali sta tam ali ne.
Il Republikanci so imeli izvrs'
. mega kandidata v Willkiepu
il ga MISC hoteh. Jim je prenapre
den, preinteligenten in preps
ie stem. Oni hocejo imeti, mozick
a ma spagi IN dobili 50 ga.
q Kaj pa demokratje? Sta
odisi v 1aaravi. Dezele, ki mis-
je bodo prispevale Ia cd sye
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
Ter ,jih je najmanj trikrat toll

kef Jln Je dJIlldHJ lflhIdC lOll-
ko.
Nasa poglavitna naloga v bo-
docih stirih letih mora biti ia,
da bono podpirali Roosevelta in
pazili ma reakcijo, da bodo ljud-
stva ma svetu izsilila moderniza-
clio vsega, kar imamo in da pri-
demo pocasi ma yrsto tudi pri
mas. Najvecji moderni poklic
cloveski industrija, bo zanesla
ma vse kraje in konce sveta ne
Ikaj novega, kar bo odprlo pota
vsega napredka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

buco, bodisi denarju bodisi narav Dezele2 h MISC
tpele cd sovrazne okupace bodo pspevale ~ od syo-
jih narodnih dohodkov, medtem 10 bodo tiste, q
50 trpele pod soyrazn arnom prspevale tistim kar
Jim je Sc preostalo Uspeh UNRRE bo odvisen od med
narodnega sodeloyanja narodoy po koAcani yoJnl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
ON BROADWAY

same way. His starter, up in
Arms" makes him a Milque-
toast in khaki and gives him a
chance for his grand Glowing
and his jabber- 1--WE. Constance
bowling and Dinah Shore
breeze home with him.
Jack London" lacks the
robustness you expect from a
tale of that adventury writer's
life. Michael O'Shea, imper-
sonating the story-teller, isn't
an inspired pick for the role,
and there are parts OF the film
you feel shouldn't happen to a
hack, let alone big timer.
The Bridge of -San-Luis
Rey." which got Thornton
Wilder a Pulitzer a decade and
a half ago. gets a repeat film
ing and comes out dandy. The
war has been threaded into a
a novel, which deals with the
blowing OF a bridge in Peru.
THE Curse of the Cat People"
Is a fioorer TO the claim that
you meet nicer people in your
dreams.
THE Wireless: Radio historian
Il Harriet Van Horne quotes
a medico as saying that listen
ers 10 the daytime soap operas
expose themselves 10 increased
blood pressure, noe turn a ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

rights, vasomoter instability,
vertigo, CASTRO intestinal dis
turbances, profuse perspiration,
tremors and a slight touch of
tachycardia" OF course, that
doctor is talking about only
those who LIKE the programs.
Marion Coveridge, the minor
(she's Ia. packs a wallop with
her ballads Sunday ayems via
MIC Too many radio testers
really believe the studio audi
ences' bowls as legitimate. The
result is that the comics are
getting careless. What brings
big laughter in studios often
brings yawns in the parlors.
John T. Fiynn's pettihg of the
ostrich (via Town Hall Meeting
OF the Air inspired new rec
ord for prolonged audience boo
ing.
This columns quip about the.
critic who couldn't review a
show because he had a cold in
the nose got Phil Baker his
biggest laugh on the Duffy Tay-
ern frolic.
Ralph Heinzen, the UP man.
had previously reported that
Goebbels e. Co. have clammed
up so efficiently that the home
krauts haven't an iota of a
smidge of an linking of the bad
news.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Happy those
Who IN after days shall live,
iOhen time
Has spoken and the multitude Of
years
Taught ioisdom TO mankind
-Southey.
(Here's hoping when that
youngster OF yours grows up,
mankind will have achieved at
least sufficient wisdom not TO
have any wars)
brooklyn, Philadelphia and
- Los Angeles are the three
most misunderstood cities in the
country. I will not 60 into
detail on this subject now. All
] want 10 say is the Bay Ridge
section OF Brooklyn was nearly
the perfect place for a lad of
my tastes and inclinations.
1t was 30 minutes from Times
Square, New York, Is minutes
from major league baseball, 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

THE principal powers of the
l. Congress are to legislate for
the people and TO appropriate
funds for the operations of gov
eminent.
The President has no power
of legislation or appropriation
except as instructed by Con-
gress within specified limita-
tons.
The Supreme Court has no
power of legislation except by
the usurpation of function. This
is orderly constitutional govern
ment. No emergency can re-
place the Constitution.
To legislste and appropriate,
Congress must possess informa-
ton. This is provided in formal
reports made by administrative
agencies and by Investigations
conducted by committees of
Congress into the affairs of the
nation. No subject is beyond the
investigating power Of Congress.
IN RECENT months, officers
i of the government, including
James l.. Fly of the Fee, j.
Edgar Hoover of the FBI, Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wickard,
Jonathan Daniels of the Presi-
dents staff, and others, have
refused to provide Congress with
necessary information. usually
on the ground that the Presi-
dent had instructed them to
withhold such information.
The President possesses no
such power.
When, as in the Jonathan
Daniels case, IL comes TO a
showdown, the President natu-
rally backed down.
For be il noted that according
TO the Constitution, the Con-
gress can and may inpeach the
President, but the President has
no authority over Congress ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
One Word Led 10 Another
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER-

] confess that was the fellow who said they made
ferryboats the same shape both ends because the
captain didn't know enough to turn them around.
That okay for couple hundred years but
apologize to Cap Cavey of the Tossing Tessie. Ever
since the first world Cap has been plying the raging
sink between Staten Island and Brooklyn.
AS deep water it is nice bit of busted plumbing.
The Tossing Tesse burned IL minutes going to Brook
Ign and neat II coming back to Staten Island.
The gulls had stopped following Cap Is years
ago. They knew he wasn't going anywhere with Brook
lyn in sixth place.
But our old pal Bickford was made skipper of the
Liberty boat, the Wagstl Avery. from Newport News
to Khorammshakr Iran. And when she sailed in 1913
the first mate Cap Cavley
Bickford died of the heat in the Persian Gulf and
Cap Cavey took His milk route the Persian
Gulf Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, around Capetown the
south Atlantic and home again TO Staten Island.
Cap is 81 and is resting up like contortionist
in strait jacket Cap has taken another cruise the
Tossing Tessie but merely guest artist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
IL. v. DURLING

in history of major league base
ball? Would you say 1t was
Wambsganns?
Allow about Prim OF Chi
cago and Gee of Pittsburgh?
Also how about SockaleXis7
Q-What was the most eXcit-
ing moment in your llfe2 A.
Couldn't say offhand. Probably
IL was the time l bet my room
rent on a steeplechase race.
Q-Your columns so to my hus-
band in the Seabees. lie writes
YOU have a battalion of Seabees
for readers. They are in the
New Hebrides and would like TO
send you a souvenir. What VII
YOU have? Al would like TO
have a snapshot of your hus-
band giving a Jap a good kick
i'm the pants. On the snapshot |
wish he would write How am |
doin'?" plus his signature. Ill
be looking for 1t.
Distributed by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
DREsID EMIT ROOSEVELT

X r = Il - E@lN ISNStAoL ILL
l. was credited with saying
last week that he wanted Con-
gress TO authorize the extension
of what he calls the good
neighbor policy" to our interna-
tional relations at large.
1t is impossible to know what
this statement means until 1T
is further defined and made spe-
cific. We are not furnished with
enough information TO under
stand how the good neighbor
policy differs from our tradl-
tionsl policy over long time.
BY and large, this country
has been a good neighbor TO the
other countries throughout its
entire history. No student of
our foreign relations could show
that we have been a bad neigh
Dor to any people.
Secretary of State John Hay
40 years ago, declared that the
basis of our foreign policy was
the Monroe Doctrine and the
Golden Rule. Our government
may have failed, in certain in
stances, TO follow these prinei-
Piles but, where we have done
wrong, we have made amends.
If the traditional foreign pol
icy Of this country remains true
now 10 its past professions, why
should there be any need for
congressional approval, such as
the President intimates is re-
CURED?
On THE other hand, if the
" President sees present
need for more definite partici-
patton of the Congress in CIV
ing authority and clarity to our
foreign policy in this war, his
attitude should be welcomed.
For there is little public knowl-
edge as TO what our foreign pol
icy is and there are writers who
state that we have no foreign
policy at all.
Let us take single concrete
instance which really needs
Qualification: namely, Finland.
Are We good neighbor? Our
state department has told Fin
land that she must get out of
this war and make peace with
Russia. The terms offered by
Russia require the surrender by
Finland of vital portions of her
territory that Russia Wrested
from Finland in 1910 by a war
of unprovoked aggression.
OBVIOUSLY, Moscow is now
" demanding a new surren-
der by Finland, which will vail
date what she previously took
by force and our own participa-
ton in this valuation is i'm
portant.
II is quite certain that we
were drawn into this present
great conflict 10 resist aggres-
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nutrition is seriously UNDER
mined.
In young babies. loss Of water
from the body from the diar-
rhoea and vomiting may pre-
sent grave complication. The
coughing may produce hernia.
or a hemorrhage into the eye
ball or even the brain. and
pneumonia from extension of
the laryngitis and bronchitis
takes its toll.
From four 10 nine il IS less
dangerous. And after nine II is
rare. but no age is immune from
eentagieH Even old age The
old catch question - When
Johnny brings whooping cough
home from school who is most
likely 10 get it's answered:
Grandpa.
SUBSTANTIAL prot Ct ION
- against wooping cough Is
given by the use Of vsccines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

cept to veto bills which Con-
gress may pass over his veto.
The center Of authority in this
country is Congress, whenever
1t asserts its powers 10 the full.
THE issue is here again, as
l. with so much of the New
Deal, orderly government.
The President issues inStruc-
tons which are not based upon
the Constitution or acts of Con-
gress.
These instructions or execu-
tive orders are his private opin-
ion and have no force in law
except as there is no resistance
to them.
Once resistance appears, the
matter becomes a question of
due process Of law.
For instance, when J. Edgar
Hoover testified that he pos
sessed the information desired
by a congressional committee
and could give it to the commit
tee but would not on instruc-
tons of his superior, the attor-
ney general of the United States
Who was acting on behest of the
President--a principle was as
serted that the President may
at will and according to his
judgment, set aside the Consti-
tuition, the statutes of Congress
and the decisions of the court.
In the Jonathan Daniels case,
the Senate prepared to cite him
for contempt and he agreed, by
advice of the President, to tes-
tify. That was face-saving. The
Presidents advice had nothing
TO do with the case. Jonathan
Daniels testified because he was
wrong in refusing to testify, and
because he must have been told
by whatever counsel he con-
suited, that the matter IL so
clear that an appeal would not
stand up in the courts, unless
the courts wished to abridge the
powers of Congress to legislate.
Copyright, 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
THE WORLD IN REVIEV


sion and, in the first>b ace
treaty TO arise out of this war,
we are now importuned, even
by our own nationals, to COM
mence the settlement of Euro
pesn peace by sdhering to and
ratifying an aggression. Is this
is 10 be our first act in a newly
emphasized role of being a good
neighbor everywhere ?
If the results of this war are
in any way to satisfy American
principles, can we treat the Fin
land case with indifference?
Undersecretary of State Stet-
tinius has just reported upon
the enormous quantity of air
planes, tanks, trucks, motor We
hicles, arms and munitions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
BETTER HEALTH
Bv DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

They do not operate in the
100 per cent fashion of small
pox, typhoid and diphtheria, but
they are good enough so that
most pedistricisns add them 10
the list of these old standby
"musts."
Since whooplng cough is most
dangerous IN very young chill
dren, they should be gwen II at
the age of s to 9 months. I'm
munization is established before
birth if the mother is given vac
cines.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
M. c. -D.-Please tell me
something TO use for sweating
feet.
Answer-Bathe the feet night
and alorning in a 3 per cent
formalin solution. The most
permanent results come from
exposure 10 mid doses OF the
Array.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON-

DAUL MALLON, the cele-
i brated Washington scribe.
had a piece in the paper the
other day stating that evidence
is mountaing in the daily news
columns that parental and child
delinquency is traceable TO the
saloon.
He says a congressional COM
mittee had heard a policewoman
tell of mothers taking babies
into saloons for the evening and
that a great growth OF child
drunkenness had become appar-
ent 10 the police.
l must warn brother Mallon
10 have a care in discussing this
situation unless he wants 10 get
showed in by letters explaining
that while the conditions men
toned may prevail elsewhere,
they do not exist in the letter
writers own communities.
I WAS perhaps the first OBJ
Il server TO speak Of what
struck me as increasing elbow
bending among ladies in public
barrooms. but presently I had
letters from indignant citizens
of so many different cities say
ing their towns were free from
this female guiding. that l came
10 the conclusion that II was A
practice peculiar 10 the sections
! had visited.
1T is true" the letters would
say, that some ladies ~ our
fair city occasionally visit bar
rooms for a drink, bat almost
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Quick Answers

March 9, 1916, when Paneho
Villa and 1,500 followers
crossed into Columbus, N.
NJ, and killed nine civilians
and eight troopers of the
18th U. s. Cavalry.
2-Decls-ation of Independence.
3-Tbet, OF which he IS the new
spiritual ruler.
Ain India and Burma.
5-All except c; instead of
which there is the one word
Liberty.
Son ell occasions.
Copyright. 1914, by King Features
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Answer to Question No. 1
They could but they'd hate TO.
Most of the great cooks have
been men, and they have IN
vented most OF the dishes.
Answer TO Question No. 9
No. Unless you carry II to
sn extreme il is the best means
known of self-deveiopment-in-
deed the only way you can de-
yelop an ail-round social self"
Unless your aim in life~fs a
kaalthy, active partnership in
lives of others the chances
" good that you will become
neurotic, Our booklet How to
Become an Emotional Grown
Up" sent at cost, 10c, plus a &c
stamped self-addressed envelope.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
balanced Personality" +.
Alexander Magoun, says para
phrasedl:
The parent thinks he Is sn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

TN JANUARY, when whooping
cough is at its height in the
northern states, / discussed the
new treatment OF the disease
with adrenal cortex.
Now. in March, when n IS at
US height in the southern states
and the period of convslescence
is on in the north, | want TO
discuss the contagiousnesS OF
that period.
Convalescence is the most inn
portant stage OF whooplng
cough for the rest OF the COM
munity because that IS the time
II is spread TO others.
HO0PiNG cough has long
y" conValeScence. And the
best place for the whooping
cough patient is the open air.
If he goes into park or on
the street 10 play. other chill
dren come around. To protect
them is by no means easy.
I agree with DR.. Bauer that
There is altogether too much
exposure Of babies in public
places" They are exposed 10
whoopiAg cough, colds, measles.
scarlet fever and chicken poX.
Babies belong at home. This
time of year the movies is no
place for a baby.
II the parents cannot exist
without amusement. they must
get some one 10 stay with the
baby at home. Neighbors can
take turns with each others
babies.
TIVE prime reason for this is
L that whooping cough in
baby under years OF age Is no
joke. The death rate is high.
And there are other dangers.
The vomiting which comes at
the end of a paroxysm can
weaken the child so that its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

invariably IL Is only after they
have put in long hours Of hard
work In war industries, and II
you begrudge them this simple
relaxation you are undoubtedly
cad"
Well, I never said l begrudged
the ladies the drains. On the
contrary, I said / did not care If
they drank themselves cuckoo.
But after receiving all those
letters l began visualiZing the
girls with their girdles up
against the bars in an entirely
different light. / now saw them
as working ladies just off tough
sessions IN the factory or the
mill Restocking their energy
with a little alcoholic stimulant.
THIS view of them made me
Il feel better ! used 10 regard
many OF them as mere barflies
and buns but the letter writers
convinced me that / was doing
the girls an injustice.
Now / can watch a lady in q
mink coat and diamonds playing
teeter-tauter on bar stool
without any of my old feeling
that she is a deplorable spec
tacle. I say 10 myself Well,
the poor soul has probably been
riveting or welding or making
ammunition all day and she is
just relaxing slightly"
Even when the lady bounces a
fast right off a barkeep's beard
for declining further service, 1
do not accept its as a sad alco-
holic reaction.
/ figure that m ayb Q she is
merely keeping in practice for
her husband she falls 10 the
floor ! am first TO pick her up
ard dust her Of and say, There.
there now You must be z little
careful. or YOU vii strain YOUR
WORKING muscles AID then wAs.e
would the war effort be
I MUST confess that to date I
L have seen no mothers with
their b q b les in bar rooms.
though now that I think of il I
am of the opinion that the little
ones would be more comfortable
in the barrooms than when left
outside in their carriages, as is
the prac tice among som e
mothers. though not, of course,
in your community.
If the baby is still in the nurs-
ing stage IL is certainly more
convenient for the mother TO
give IL Sustenance in the bar
room than 10 dash out between
drinks and serve 1t at fresco, as
you might say.
i asked a barkeep what he
thought of this and he agreed
with me. He said that as
matter Of fact he once had the
Flay-fef-iH-
creased business by inviting
mothers 10 bring their babies
into his place and was going TO
provide the kids with cradles.
But he said one day a little
mother brought her baby in and
after she had had eight, nine, 10,
Il, drinks she planted the infant
on the bar and demanded that
the -barkeeP change II He said
he drew the line on that kind
of service and heaved them both
out, the baby giving him more
resistance than the mother.
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